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Brooklyn
Seipp Phillip, 744 Fulton
Brooklyn
Burk William, Main
Finshing
Perpignan A. C., Myrtle av
Flushing
Sewing Machines.
SCHISSEL LEWIS, 718 Myrtle av Brooklyn Williams E. M., 168 B'way Brooklyn
Ship Builders.
Bishop Oliver H., ft Amity Smith Oliver, Short Neck
Greenport Patchogue
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Celebrated STARCH FEED,
Send for Circular. Address, Glencove Starch Co., GLENCOVE, L. I. FOR COWS, HOGS, HORSES & POULTRY.
88000
H. KIMM, Pamphlet Binder, 52 Ann St., New York.
572 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Shirt Makers.
Bennett E., 300 Fulton Brooklyn
Silk Manufacturers. College Point Silk Works, Third av College Point
Stables, Livery.
Donnelly James, 104 Henry Brooklyn
Hendrickson Joseph, 203 Raymond Brooklyn Rynus W. H. & Seaman, 363 Clinton Brooklyn Gregory & Williams, Third c Front L. I. City
Starch Manufacturers.
Glen Cove Starch Co. Glen Cove
Stencil Cutters.
Burns J. N., 447 John N. Y. City
Store Stools.
AMERICAN STORE STOOL CO. 25 Howard
N. Y. City
Stoves, Ranges, &c.
Adams J. Q. & Co. 114 Atlantic Brooklyn
Beamish Richard, 79 De Kalb av Brooklyn
Williams J. S. 593 Fulton Brooklyn
Campbell Robert, B'way Newtown
Burtis, Graff & Rice, 206 Water N. Y. City
Smith George H. Water Port Jefferson
Locke John D. & Co. Eighteenth Whitestone
Sugar Refiners.
Decastro & Donner, First c Ninth, E. D. Brooklyn Schroeder & Mollenhauer, 2 to 14 Rush Brooklyn
Surveyors. Bartlett L. L. 60 B'way, E. D. Brooklyn
Tea Dealers. McBennett T. Third c N Seventh Brooklyn
Teaching, Dancing.
Rivers C. H. 175 State Brooklyn
Teacher, Music. Sherry Martha A. 161 S Eighth Brooklyn
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
LANG & NAU, Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, 292 & 294 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 573
Toy Stores. Coghill Francis, 535 Myrtle av
Brooklyn
Undertakers.
Edwards Wm. H. 154 Vanderbilt av
Brooklyn
Lennart A. 290 Columbia
Brooklyn
McFarland James, 14 Nassau
Brooklyn
Rhodes & Webb, 691 Myrtle av
Brooklyn
Rooney Thomas, 120 Tenth, E. D.
Brooklyn
Smith J. E. & Son, 794 Fulton
Brooklyn
Varieties.
Eddy Geo. M. & Co., 353 Classon av
Brooklyn
Washing Machines.
Savage & Page, 418 Fulton
Brooklyn
Watchmakers.
Campbell A. &. Son, 72 Sands
Brooklyn
Kreither Ulric, 15 Sands
Brooklyn
McGlinn M. J. 695 Fulton
Brooklyn
Wheelwrights. Simmonds & Curtis, Hamilton av opp Pros- pect
Brooklyn
Wine & Liquor Dealers.
Ambruster George, 388 B'way, E. D.
Brooklyn
Bostelman Henry, 464 B'way, E. D.
Brooklyn
Brechtel Franz, 436 Fulton
Brooklyn
Clemisten Peter, 860 Fulton Brooklyn
Flanagan John A. 755 Fulton
Brooklyn
Haurand John C. 75 Front
Brooklyn
Hickey John, 980 Fulton
Brooklyn
Keane Andrew J. 545 Grand
Brooklyn
Krey Harm, 183 Division av, E. D.
Brooklyn
Meyer Frederick, Seventh
Whitestone
McGlinn P. 210 Navy
Brooklyn
McGoldrick L. 90 Washington av
Brooklyn
McGoldrick Neal, Portland av. c Flushing av
Brooklyn
McGurk John B. Atlantic av E. New York
Miller George F. Myrtle av c Washington Brooklyn Sherman C. H. 386 Graham av Brooklyn
Wood Dealers.
Meyers Ferdinand, Kent av n Taylor Brooklyn
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B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts, Established 1845. Office, 58 Goorck St ..
Cor. Delancy St., East River. New York. See page 13.
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Benedict's Time.
BENEDICT BROTHERS
Keepers of the City Time, Formerly 691 Broadway, New York, HAVE REMOVED 1 TO THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 675 BROADWAY (GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL),
With a still more Extensive and Varied. Stock of Fine
WATCHES,
Of the best American and European Manufacture,
AND THE FAVORITE WATCH, FOR TIME, THE
"Benedict's Time Watch."
Our Full Price List sent on application.)
Jewelry, Diamonds
Of the Best Quality, and at Lowest Prices.
TOWER CLOCKS AND FINE REGULATORS, AND Clocks of every Description.
: Particular attention paid to Repairing and Winding · Clocks. Watches Repaired in the most thorough manner, and Warranted.
WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Paints, Oils, Varnishes & Artists' Materials, 419&421 Fulton &t. cor. Pearl, Brooklyn . . APPENDIX. 575
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,
Cor. 34th St. & 3d Ave., NEW YORK CITY. Near Hunter's Point Ferry and terminus of Flushing & L. I. R. R. Six per Cent. Interest from the Ist of every Month. OPEN DAY AND EVENING. RICHARD KELLY, (Pres't 5th Nat. B'k,) Treas. D. D. T. MARSHALL, Pres't. JAS. CUSHING, Jr., Secretary. Hon. STEWART L. WOODFORD, Counsel.
APPENDIX.
BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT, 1873.
SAMUEL S. POWELL, Mayor. BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
REGULAR MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY.
Hours : Meet at Three o'clock-Adjourn at Six o'clock P. M.
President of the Board JOHN M. CLANCY.
Clerk
WILLIAM G. BISHOP.
Messenger ANDREW MCDONALD.
Keeper of the City Hall
PATRICK TORMEY.
ALDERMEN.
. Names.
Residences.
1st Ward, CHARLES MILLER
113 Willow Street. 2d
WILLIAM DWYER 81 Prospect Street. 3d RIPLEY ROPES 40 Pierrepont Street.
4th = ALFRED DORLON
73 Lawrence Street.
5th = JOHN M. CLANCY
165 Sands Street.
6th 66
THOMAS H. RODMAN
169 Congress Street.
7th = CHARLES B. WYLIE
541 Classon Avenue.
8th JOHN MCINTYRE
146 23d Street.
9th JOHN MCGROARTY
924 Pacific Street.
10th CHAS. T. TROWBRIDGE
371 Baltic Stre.t.
11th = JOHN P. DOUGLASS
124 Elliott Place.
12th DANIEL O'REILLY
163 Huntington Street.
13th JOHN A. TAYLOR
265 South Fifth Street.
14th
FRANCIS NOLAN.
322 Fourth Street.
15th
THOMAS MACPHERSON
113 Ainslie Street.
16th
HENRY KIEFER
136 Scholes Street.
17th
JOHN A. CONNOLLY
99 Kent Street.
18th
" HENRY ECKERT 800 Flushing Avenue.
19th
" JOHN H. ZINDEL. 94 Lee Avenue.
20th
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ABIJAH WHITNEY 100 Lafayette Avenue.
21st
GEORGE BROWN 42 Tompkins Avenue.
22d
WM. RICHARDSON Sixth Avenue, cor. St. John's Place.
OFFICERS OF DEPARTMENTS.
F. A. SCHROEDER Comptroller.
LEMUEL BURROWS Tax Collector.
N. SHAURMAN
Auditor.
WILLIAM G. BISHOP
City Olerk.
Celebrated STARCH FEED,
Send for Circular. Address, Glencove Starch Co., GLENCOVE, L. I. FOR COWS, HOGS, HORSES & POULTRY.
H. KIMM, Pamphlet Binder, 52 Ann St., New York.
.576 APPENDIX.
LONG ISLAND CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-HENRY S. DEBEVOIS.
Supervisor-John W. Payntar, Third Ward (Astoria) Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes -- John Horan, resi- dence First Ward (Hunter's Point)
Aldermen at Large-Patrick Lonergan, residence First Ward (Hunter's Point) ; Joseph Mclaughlin, residence Second Ward (Dutch Kills) ; Chas. W. Bebee, residence Third Ward (Ravenswood) ; John P. Meserole, residence Fourth Ward (Astoria) ; George Livingstone, residence Fifth Ward (Bowery Bay)
Overseer of the Poor-John Delehanty, residence Fourth Ward (Astoria)
Constable-William Rooney, residence Second Ward (Hunter's Point)
WARD ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Thomas Rafters and Owen Slavin. Second Ward-Peter McArdle and Anthony Goldner Third Ward-Geo. H. Hunter and Wm. Schwalenberg Fourth Ward-J. R. Bennett and John Quinn
Fifth Ward-Christopher Lawless and George Wers -. sinstein
QUEENS COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge-John J. Armstrong
District Attorney-Benjamin W. Downing
Justice of Sessions-James M. Seaman, John S. Snedeker
County Clerk-John H. Sutphin.
Deputy-James P. Darcy
Sheriff -- Armstead C. Henry
Under Sheriff-Frost T. Covert
Deputy Sheriffs-J. L. Norton Carroll, H. Van Allen, John Whitcomb
Surrogate-J. W. Covert
County Treasurer-Geo. W. Bergen
Coroners-L. A. Seaman, Geo. Allen, Charles Watts, W. Tewksberry Superintendents of the Poor-Charles Powell, James N. Monfort, Oliver Titus
Keeper of the Poor-Francis K. Benedict (Freeport)
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
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LANG & NAU, Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, 292 & 294 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
APPENDIX. 577
School Commissioners-First District, E. M. Lincoln ; Second District, G. J. Garretson
Members of Assembly -First District, L. B. Prince ; Second District, Jas. M. Oakley
Supervisors-Samuel D. Roe (Flushing), James Nostrand (Jamaica), Robert Burroughs (Newtown), Wm. B. Wilson (Long Island City), Henry D. Remsen (North Hempstead), James J. Matthews (Hempstead), Walter Franklin (Oyster Bay)
SUFFOLK COUNTY OFFICERS.
Board of Supervisors-J. A. Woodhull (Huntington), Charles Z. Gillette (Islip), L. B. Smith (Smithtown), E. Tuthill (Brokhaven), S. S. Hawkins (Riverhead), F. H. Overton (Southold), S. P. Osborn (East- hampton), W. R. Post (Southampton), S. B. Nicoll (Shelter Island)
County Judge-John R. Read
District Attorney-James H. Tuthill
Sheriff-J. Henry Perkins
Under Sheriff-Egbert G. Lewis
County Clerk-G. C. Campbell
Deputy Clerk-O. B. Ackerly
County Treasurer-S. B. French
Jailor-G. P. Swezey School Commissioners-1st District, H. H. Benjamin; 2d District, Thomas S. Mount.
CHURCHES.
AMITYVILLE. Methodist Church-Rev. B. F. Reeves, pastor
ASTORIA. Church of the Reedeemer (Episcopal)-Rev. E. D. Cooper, rector
Dutch Reformed Church-Rev. W. H. Ten Eyck, pastor German Church-Rev. C. D. F. Steinfurhrer
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev -, pastor Presbyterian-Rev. B. F. Stead, D. D., pastor
B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts,
Cor. Delancy St., East River. New York. See page 13. Established 1845. Office, 58 Goerck St.,
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,
92 Montrose Ave. Brooklyn, E. D. Open daily from 10 to 2. See page 60.
578 APPENDIX.
St. George (Episcopal)-Rey. R. W. Harris, D. D., rector
St. Mary (Roman Catholic)-Rev. James Phelan, pastor
BABYLON.
Baptist-Rev. J. S. Ladd
Christ Church-Rev. John R. Stanley, pastor Methodist Episcopal-Rev. George Dunbar, pastor
Presbyterian-Rev. James McDougall, pastor
BRESLAU.
Baptist Church-
Reformed Lutheran-Rev. F. W. Dinger, pastor Roman Catholic- -
OANARSIE.
Methodist, founded 1858-Rev. James Serene, pastor
COLLEGE POINT.
St. Fidelis (Roman Catholic)-Rev. Joseph Huber, pastor
St. Johannes (German Evangelist Lutheran)-Rev. A. Ebendick, pastor
St. Paul's-Rev. E. S. Fairchild, pastor
EAST NEW YORK.
Dutch Reformed-Rev. C. Blauvelt, pastor
Evangelist-Rev. John Eschman, pastor
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. Astor, pastor
Methodist Episcopal, Cypress Hill-Rev. C. Graham, pastor Roman Catholic-Rev. Martin Carroll, pastor Universalist-Rev. E. Schumann, pastor
FLATBUSH.
Baptist-Schoonmaker's Hall
Methodist Episcopal -- East Broadway n Prospect, Rev. - , pastor
Dutch Reformed-Flatbush av cor E. B'way, Rev. C. D. Wells, pastor
Episcopal-Church lane n Flatbush av, Rev. R. B. Vanleeck, pastor
Mission Church-Rev. - , pastor Roman Catholic-Erasmus cor Prospect, Rev. James Moran, pastor
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
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WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Paints, Oils, Varnishes & Artists' Materials, 419&421 Fulton St. cor. Pearl, Brooklyn
APPENDIX. 579
FLUSHING.
Episcopal-Main bet Locust and Church, Rev. J. Carpenter Smith, pastor
Reformed -- Prince cor Washington, Rev. O. H. Cobb, pastor
Baptist-Washington bet Bowne av and Union st, Rev. R. D. Middleditch, pastor
Congregational-Brown av cor Alianthus, Rev. pastor
Methodist-Main bet Washington and B'way, Rev. W. H. Siminson, pastor
St. Michael's (Catholic)-Madison cor Union, Rev. · James O' Berine, pastor
Friends (Orthodox)-Broadway bet Main and Union Friends (Hickites)-Broadway bet Main and Union
Bethlehem-Liberty, Rev. Anthony Treadwell, pas- tor
A. M. E. Zion Church-Liberty, Rev. P. Hawkings, pastor
GLEN COVE.
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal-Rev. Thomas Mul- laby, pastor
St. Patrick's (Roman Catholic)-Rev. James McEn- roe, pastor
Presbyterian-Rev. T. S. Bradner, pastor
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. not appointed yet
GREENPORT.
Presbyterian-Broad cor Main, Rev. A. L. Clark, pastor
Methodist-Main n Broad, Rev. J. W. Horn, pastor Episcopal-Main n Broad, Rev. J. W. Buckmaster, pastor
Roman Catholic-Front n Railroad, Rev. J. McKenna, pastor
Congregational-Third cor Broad, Rev. -- , pastor
Methodist Episcopal-Third n Centre, Rev. -, pastor
HEMPSTEAD.
Episcopal-Front n Main, Rev. William H. Moore, pastor
Presbyterian-Fulton n Main, Rev. James B. Finch, pastor
- Methodist Episcopal-Front cor Washington, Rev. -, pastor
Celebrated STARCH FEED,
Send for Circular. Address, Glencove StarchCo., GLENCOVE, L. I. FOR COWS, HOGS, HORSES & POULTRY.
H. KIMM, Pamphlet Binder, 52 Ann St., New York.
580 APPENDIX.
HUNTINGTON.
First Presbyterian-S. T. Carter, pastor
Second Presbyterian-Wm. W. Knox, pastor
Episcopal-Rev. Mr. Barrow, pastor
Methodist-Rev. , pastor
Universalist-Rev. G. H. Emerson, pastor
Roman Catholic-Rev. J. Crowley, pastor
ISLIP.
Methodist-Rev. H. S. Still, pastor Presbyterian-Rev. Thomas, pastor Roman Catholic-Rev. J. J. Crowley, pastor
JAMAICA.
Episcopal-Fulton street, William L. Johnson, rector. Presbyterian-Fulton street, Rev. Peter D. Oakley, pastor
Dutch Reformed-Fulton street, Rev. J. B. Alliger, pastor
Methodist-Fulton street, Rev. pastor St. Monicha's (Catholic)-Rev. Anthony Farley, pastor
Baptist-Union avenue, Rev. G. H. Hendleton, pastor. LONG ISLAND CITY.
Protestant Episcopal-Rev. W. Nelson, pastor Methodist Episcopal-Rev. N. Hubbs, pastor St. Mary's (R. C.)- Rev. John Crummin, pastor Baptist -- Rev. Benedict, pastor
NEW LOTS. Dutch Reformed-Rev. John M. Van Buren, pastor
NEWTOWN.
Presbyterian-Rev. John P. Knox, pastor
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Dutch Reformed-Rev. Charles J. Shephard, pastor Methodist-Rev. M. French, pastor
Episcopal-Rev. Samuel Cox, pastor
German Society-Rev.
NEW UTRECHT.
Dutch Reformed-Rev. D. S. Sutphen, pastor Episcopal-Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, pastor OYSTER BAY.
Baptist-Main, Rev. Aaron Jackson, pastor Episcopal-Rev. R, G. Hutton, pastor.
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
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LANG & NAU,
Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, 292 & 294 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
APPENDIX. 581
Methodist-Rev. pastor
Presbyterian-Main, Rev. B. L. Swan, pastor
African South-Rev. D. Kennedy, pastor
PATCHOGUE.
Congregational-Organized January 14, 1793. First house of worship erected in 1794. Rev. F. Mun- son, pastor
Methodist Episcopal-Erected 1833. Rev. M. Law-
rence.
Protestant Episcopal-Erected 1843. Rev. Mr. Lau- rence, pastor
Roman Catholic Church
PORT JEFFERSON.
Presbyterian-Rev. E. Griswold, pastor
Methodist-Rev. E. H. Ashton, pastor
Baptist-Rev. P. F. Jones, pastor
RIVERHEAD.
Methodist Episcopal-Main st., organized 1835. Rev. , pastor Congregational-Main st., organized 1834. Rev. C. Orcutt, pastor
New Jerusalem, or Swedenborgian-Organized 1835. Rev. C. C. Lord, pastor
Free Methodist-Organized 1870. -, pastor
Roman Catholic-Rev. Father Costello, pastor
St. Mary's (R.C.) Church-Rev. Joseph Brunemann, pastor
ROCKAWAY.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. Fanning, pastor Episcopal-Rev. R. T. Pierson, pastor
ROSLYN.
· Methodist-Rev. D. McMullen, pastor
Presbyterian-Rev. C. R. Strong, pastor
St. Mary's (R. C.)-Rev. P. F. Sheridan, pastor
SAG HARBOR.
Methodist-Madison, Rev. W. G. Barnes, pastor Presbyterian-Union, Rev. W. G. Barnes, pastor Methodist Episcopal-Church st., Rev.
pastor Methodist Episcopal-Livingston, Rev. pastor
Baptist-Rev. B. N. Sperry
Roman Catholic-Rev. - Heffernan, pastor
B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts,
Cor. Delancy St., East River. New York. See page 15. Established 1845. Office, 58 Goerck St.,
92 Montrose Ave. Brooklyn, E. D. Open daily from 10 to 2. See page 60.
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,'
582 APPENDIX.
SOUTHOLD.
Presbyterian-Epher Whitaker, pastor Methodist-Rev. E. Warren, pastor
German Lutheran-M. During, pastor Roman Catholic- , pastor
WHITESTONE.
Methodist-Rev. J. Francis, pastor Protestant Episcopal-Rev. B. H. Abbot, pastor Roman Catholic-Rev. -- Blake, pastor.
WOODHAVEN.
First Congregational-Rev. William James, pastor .. Presbyterian-Rev. - Mason, pastor
GASLIGHT COMPANIES.
ASTORIA. Astoria Gas Company-Office and Works Front, near the river. John J. Halsey, Agent and Treasurer.
EAST NEW YORK.
Union Gaslight Company-Organized October, 1861. Cash capital, $50,000. Williamson Rapalje, Presi- dent ; A. H. W. Van Siclen, Treasurer
FLUSHING
Flushing Gaslight Company-Incorporated October 6, 1855. Capital, $20,000, with the exclusive right of supplying the village with gas for twenty years
JAMAICA.
Jamaica Gaslight Company-Capital $20,000. John N. Brinckerhoff, President ; L. M. Jaggar, Secre- tary ; William Phranner, Treasurer ; R. Bush, Su- perintendent
HEMPSTEAD.
Hempstead Gaslight Company-Works Clinton st .. Organized 1859. Capital stock, $15,000. James Cruikshank, President ; Dr. M. Snedeker, Secre- tary ; S. Powell, Superintendent
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Painte, Oils, Varnishes & Artists' Materials, 419&421 Fulton St. cor. Pearl, Brooklyn
APPENDIX. 583
SAG HARBOR.
Sag Harbor Gaslight Company-N. P. Howell, Presi- dent ; G. H. Cooper, Secretary. Capital, $15,000
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
J. M. Snyder, Chief Engineer
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1-J. R. Chown, Foreman ; C. H. Hallock, Assistant
Jackson Engine Co. No. 1- - Foreman ; F. McKenna, Assistant
Mohawk Company No. 1 (Hose Co.)-E. Whitney, Foreman ; G. Carey, Assistant
Protection Engine Co. No. 2- - - Foreman ; M. McNamara, Assistant
EAST NEW YORK.
Charles H. Roenitz, Chief Engineer
Charles Rosell, Assistant Engineer
Neptune Engine No. 1-Henry Levery, Foreman Liberty Hose No. 1-James Cushing, Foreman Aid Hose No. 2-Peter Kennedy, Foreman
Union Hook & Ladder Co. 1-Moylan Michael, Fore- man
FLATBUSH.
Washington Company No. 1, Broadway, near Flat- bush av- -- , Foreman ; - - , Assistant Foreman
FLUSHING.
Charles Hance, Chief Engineer ; H. Jarvis, Assistant Mutual Engine Co. No. 1-F. Texide, Foreman ; J. Young, Assistant
Young American Engine No. 2-J. Wilson, Foreman Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1-T. Curtis, Foreman ; Thomas Darey, Assistant
Empire Hose Company No. 1-A. F. Lowerre, Fore- man ; W. H. Lowerre, Assistant
GLEN COVE.
Pacific Company No. 1-T. J. Davis, Foreman ; John S. Babbitt, Assistant Foreman ; Edward P. Titus, Secretary
Celebrated STARCH FEED.
send for circum. address, Wiencove Starch Co., GLENCOVE, L. .. FOR COWS, HOGS, HORSES & POULTRY.
H. KIMM, Pamphlet Binder, 52 Ann St., New York.
584 APPENDIX.
. GREENPORT.
William D. Corey, Chief Engineer; J. Madison Wells, Assistant
Empire Engine Co. No. 1, Main-R. Corey, Foreman; J. Bracy, Assistant
Neptune No. 2-William A. Cleaves, Foreman ; A. Corwin, Assistant Foreman
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company-B. H. Jacobs, Foreman ; J. B. Davis, Assistant
HEMPSTEAD.
Union Engine Company No. 2, Front n Greenwich -- Foreman
Protective Engine Company No. 3, Main n Fulton- - Foreman ; William L. Ackley, Assistant Foreman
Hook and Ladder Company, Front n Greenwich- Ebenezer Kellum, Foreman
HUNTINGTON.
Protection Engine Co. No. 1-Fayette Gould, Fore- man ; M. C. Rogers, Assistant
JAMAICA. .
Protection Engine Company No. 1- - - , Fore- man ; F. Sprague, Assistant Foreman
Neptune Engine Company No. 2- - - - -, Foreman; Charles Watson, Assistant Foreman
Atlantic Hook and Ladder Company No. 1- - Foreman ; S. H. Henderson, Assistant Foreman . Continental Bucket Company No. 1- , Fore- man ; - Bennet, Assistant Foreman
Eagle Hose Company No. 1-J. D. Smith, Foreman ; F. Crossman, Assistant Foreman
James M. Oakley, Chief Engineer ; G. L. Powell, Assistant Engineer of Jamaica Fire Department
RIVERHEAD.
Red Bird No. 1-Gilbert H. Ketchum, Foreman ; Daniel A. Juffney, Assistant Foreman Washington No. 2-Oliver A. Terry, Foreman; Dan- iel Vail, Assistant Foreman
SAG HARBOR.
Engine Company No. 1-G. Kiernan, Foreman ; E. Collum, Assistant.
Gazette Hose Company No. 1-J. T. Jennings, Fore- man ; Charles S. Strong, Assistant.
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
LANG & NAU, Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, 292 & 294 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
APPENDIX. 585
Engine Torrent No. 3-F. F. Williamson, Foreman ; J. Bone, Assistant.
Hook and Ladder No. 1-L. Sherman, Foreman ; T. C. Overton, Assistant.
SOCIETIES.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS.
ASTORIA. Advance Lodge, No. 635, meets every Tuesday even- ing, Mechanics' Hall, Fulton
EAST NEW YORK.
Tyrian Lodge, No. 618, meets every Wednesday evening, Atlantic av
FLATBUSH.
Kings County Lodge, No. 511, meets every Wednes- day evening, from October to November, the rest of the year once in two weeks, at their hall, Flatbush av
FLUSHING.
Cornucopia Lodge, No. 563, meets every Wednesday evening at Masonic Hall, Main st
Glen Cove Lodge, F. and A. M., meets every Mon- day evening at Masonic Hall
GREENPORT.
Peconic Lodge, No. 349, meets every Wednesday in Main st
Glen Cove Lodge, No. 580, meets every Thursday evening at Masonic Hall, Glen st
HEMPSTEAD. Morton Lodge, No. 63, meets every week
HUNTINGTON. Jeptha Lodge, No. 494, meets every second Monday evening, Main
JAMAICA. Jamaica Lodge, No. 546, meets Tuesday evening, Fulton
B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts, CT CD
Cor. Delancy St., East River. New York. See page 13. Established 1845. Office, 58 Goerck St.,
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,9 92 Montrose Ave. Brooklyn, E.D. Open daily from 10 to 2. See page 60.
586
APPENDIX.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
Island City Lodge, No. 586, meets every Monday evening, at eight o'clock, Central av, cor Third
PATCHOGUE.
Southside Lodge, No. 493, meets every Tuesday evening, Main
PORT JEFFERSON.
Suffolk Lodge, No. 401, meets every Thursday even- ing
RIVERHEAD.
Riverhead Lodge, No. 645, meets every Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall
SAG HARBOR.
Wamponomon Lodge, No. 437, meets every Tuesday evening, Main
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS ..
ASTORIA. Astoria Lodge, No. 155, meets every Thursday even- ing at Mechanics' Hall, Fulton
BABYLON.
Sampawans Lodge, No. 301, meets every Monday evening over the residence of Mrs. Jonas Udall
FLUSHING. 4
Pacific Lodge, No. 85, meets Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall
GLEN COVE.
Pembroke Lodge, I. O. of O. F., meets every Satur- day at Odd Fellows' Hall
GREENPORT.
American Lodge, No. 436, meets every Monday even- ing, Front
HEMPSTEAD.
Hempstead Lodge, No. 141, meets every Tuesday even- ing, Front
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
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WHITLOCK & KEENAN, Paints, Oils, Varnishes & Artista' Materials, ,419&421 Fulton St. cor. Pearl, Brooklyn
APPENDIX. 587
PATCHOGUE.
Brookhaven Lodge, No. 284, meets every Saturday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall, Main street
SAG HARBOR. Sag Harbor Lodge, No. 90, meets every Tuesday even- ing, Main
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
GLEN COVE. Glen Cove Division, No. 294, meets every Friday evening at Continental Hall
GREENPORT.
Greenport Division meets every Tuesday evening Hempstead Division, 375, meets every Monday even- ing, Front
HUNTINGTON.
District Division, No. 168, meets every Wednesday evening, Main street
RIVERHEAD.
Peconic Division, S. of T., 101, meets Monday even- ings, Howell's Hall
SAG HARBOR. Agawan Division, No. 117, meets every Tuesday even- ing.
NEWSPAPERS.
BABYLON.
South Side Signal, Henry Livingston, publisher
EAST NEW YORK.
New Lotts Journal-Published weekly. Atlantic Av Sentinel-Matthew Cooper, proprietor. Published weekly. Atlantic av
FLUSHING.
The Flushing Journal-Published every Saturday morning-Bridge st. W. Gibson, editor
Celebrated STARCH FEED,
Send for Circular. Address, Glencove Starch Co., GLENCOVE, L. I. FOR COWS, HOGS, HORSES & POULTRY.
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H. KIMM, Pamphlet Binder, 52 Ann St., New York.
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APPENDIX.
Daily Times-Bridge st., Flushing, L. I. W. R. Burling, editor and proprietor
Weekly Times-Published every Thursday morning. , W. R. Burling, editor and proprietor
GLEN COVE
Glencove Gazette-E. M. Lincoln, editor. Published weekly ; $1.50 per annum in advance
GREENPORT.
The Greenport Watchman -- Published weekly by Henry A. Reeves
The Suffolk Weekly Times-Issued every Saturday by William R. Duvall. Terms $2 per annum
HEMPSTEAD.
Queens County Sentinel-An independent paper. Published every Thursday morning, in the village of Hempstead, Queens County, N. Y., by Lott Vandewater, editor and proprietor. Terms $1.50 in advance
The Hempstead Enquirer-An independent paper. Published every Friday morning, in the village of Hempstead, Queens County, N. Y. H. M. Onder- donk, publisher. Terms $1.50 per annum, in ad- vance.
HUNTINGTON.
The Long Islander-Established July 12, 1839. Pub- lished every Friday morning, at the corner of Main and New streets, Huntington village. George H. Shepard, editor and proprietor. Terms $1.50 in advance.
Suffolk Bulletin-Main st. Published weekly.
JAMAICA.
The Long Island Farmer-Established 1821. C. Welling, editor. Published every Tuesday. $2.00 per annum.
The Long Island Democrat-James J. Brenton, edi- tor. Published every Tuesday. $2.00 per annum Jamaica Standard-Established August 15, 1869. John O'Donnell, Jr., publisher. Weekly, at $2.50 per annum.
L. I. CITY.
Long Island City Star-(Independent). Thomas H. Todd, publisher.
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
HIMLER
LANG & NAU, Furniture and Pure Horse Hair Upholstery Warehouse, 292 & 294 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
A PENDIX. 589
PORT JEFFERSON.
Independent Press (The)-Published weekly, at $1.50 per annum. H. Markham, publisher RIVERHEAD.
Riverhead Weekly News-An independent paper, published weekly. Devoted to literature, county news, &c. $1.25 per year. Started in March, 1868. J. B. Slade, publisher and proprietor.
SAG HARBOR.
The Corrector-Published every Saturday morning, at $2.00 per annum, payable in advance. Sleight & Hunt, editors and proprietors.
The Sag Harbor Express-published every Thursday morning. Main street, Sag Harbor.
SOUTHOLD.
Long Island Traveler-Published monthly. L. F. Terry, editor and proprietor
EXPRESSES.
Long Island Express Co. Offices foot of James Slip (East River), N. Y. Forward merchandise and money, collect bills, drafts, notes, &c., at all the stations on Long Island Railroad.
South Side Express Company of Long Island. Ex- press forwarders and collection agents to all stations on the South Side Railroad of Long Island. Office foot of Roosevelt st., joining S. S. R. R. Depot
STAGES.
Port Jefferson and Waverly Stage Line. J. H. & J. M. Overton, proprietors, Fare 75 cents. Lakeland and Setauket Stage Line. Fare 75 cents. Syosset and Oyster Bay Stage Line. Fare 75 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS,
DIRECTORS.
Fireman's Benevolent Association - Incorporated 1864 ; meets on the first Thursday evening of each month, Flushing. 36
B. Kreischer & Son, Fire Brick and Clay Retorts,
Cor. Delancy St., East River. New York. See page 13. Established 1845. Office, 58 Goerck St.,
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
92 Montrose Ave. Brooklyn, E. D. Open daily from 10 to 2. See page 60.
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Flushing Mutual Benevolent and Burial Society, Flushing.
Inebriate Home, Fort Hamilton-Rev. John Willett, Superintendent.
Newtown Young Men's Christian Association and free reading room, B'way
ISLAND
LONG Historical ACADEMIES. SOCIET
EAST NEW YORK.
East New York Industrial School-Clark & Collins, Managers.
E. N. Y. Institute, English, French and German-L .. Britting, Principal.
FLATBUSH.
Erastus Hall Academy, male and female department, Flatbush avenue-Eli T. Mack, Principal.
FLUSHING.
Flushing Institute .- E. A. Fairchild.
Flushing Female Seminary, Locust near Main.
St. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies, Jamaica av c Sanford av-Sister Mary Sandlaus, Directress.
St. Joseph's Convent, Jamaica av c Sanford av- Mother Mary Teresa. Number of Sisters, 92.
HEMPSTEAD. Hempstead Institute for Boys-E. Hinds, Principal.
ASYLUMS.
FLUSHING.
Patriot Orphan Home, an educational, industrial in- stitution, an asylum for homeless and destitute children of our deceased or disabled soldiers. . Clinton av n Bridge.
Sanford Hall, Jamaica av-Macdonald & Co.
JOHN POLHEMUS, PRINTER, 102 Nassau Street, corner of Ann.
SONGSTER.
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BORETTS GRAFE & KEGY
Our New Six-Hole Plain Range, for Wood or Coal, with or without Water Back.
EVERY RANGE WARRANTED;
We claim that in STYLE, ORNAMENTATION and OPERATION there is NOT THE EQUAL to this Range offered in the Market. Address all orders to
BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, Manufacturers, 206 WATER ST., New York City.
The "Burtis" Furnace.
Patented June 6th, 1871.
HOT AIR
FEED
SMOKE
SMO PHI
MANUFACTURED BM
BURTIS GANFF HURICE NEW YORK:
FLUE
PATENTED
BURTIS
WARM
CLEAN
DOOR
COLD
CURRENTS.
18704
COLD AIRN
BASE-BURNING OR SURFACE-BURNING, BRICK-SET OR PORTABLE. Sold by our Agents Everywhere.
The 66 Burtis Furnace.
1 .- Its Peculiar Construction.
Every joint is horizontal and double packed, making the escape of gas impossible.
Every part is cast iron, so that you will have no sheet iron tubes or drums to burn out or rust out.
Every square inch is direct radiating surface, making it relatively the most powerful heater in the world.
Every flue is easily accessible, so that to clean the surface thoroughly, not a bolt will have to be removed.
Every part at all liable to get out of order may be replaced without taking down the heater ..
2 .- It Excels all Others.
In the Extent of its radiating surface. In its combustion flue and chamber combined. In the supply coal magazine.
In its derfect operating Grate.
3 .- Valuable Testimony.
The essential features which we insist upon in oder to have a com- plete hot air furnace, we find anticipated in the scientific. construction of the Burtis Furnace, and. it cannot fail to meet with great success. -From The Manufacture . and Builder ..
Leading Architects and Builders have pronounced the Burtis Base Burning Furnace.the most desirable furnace ever invented, in that it has the largest radiating surface, consumes its own gases, is a perpetual burner, and circulates the air in the purest state and largest volume, We have ordered one for our residence .- N. Y. Evening Mail.
4 .-- Why Purchase the Burtis Furnace ?
Because it is the result of years of study ; is scientifically con- structed ; avoids every objection to furnaces hitherto offered to the public, and CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE YOU.
Because it has no sheet iron pipes or drums, is very durable, consumes. all the gases, and WILL RETAIN FIRE ALL WINTER.
Because it forms no clinkers in the fire-pot ; CANNOT GET OUT OF ORDER, may be easily cleaned, and is the most powerful heater. in the world.
Because it will warm your house with a HEALTHFUL.ATMOS- PHERE, may be perfectly controlled, and any ordinary servant can manage it.
BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, Manufacturers.
206 Water Street, NEW YORK.
THE BURTIS
FIRE-PLACE HEATER.
Self-Feeding. Base-Burning.
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BURTIS
WHAT WE CLAIM OVER ALL OTHERS :
Greater Power-Greater Convenience-Greater Economy- Greater Beauty-Greater Durability-Base-Burning- Self-Feeding-Revertible Flues-Fasily Cleaned, Etc., Etc., Etc.,
WHAT WE PROMISE : Every Heater shall bewell made and mounted, and warranted to give satisfaction.
BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, Manufacturers, '206 Water Street, NEW YORK.
THE BURTIS
COMBINED
FIRE-PLACE HEATER AND FURNACE.
1st. It is Self-Feeding 'and Base-Burning, and consequently is a perpetual burner, We guarantee that if the Reservoir be kept filled, and the Grate be shaken twice each twenty-four hours, the fire will not require re-kindling during the entire winter. If this be not so, we will take back our heaters, and refund the money paid for them.
2d. It is most Durable and Powerful. It is all of Cast Iron. We might construct it of sheet iron much cheaper, but in a little time it would hecome spotted with rust, and soon would be ruined.
In power, there is no heating apparatus equal to it. Its revertible concentric flues form three distinct heating surfaces, which are in immediate contact with two ascending sheets of air, so that the products of combustion are wholly expended within the heating chamber, or are radiated directly into the room.
3d. It has a " Duplex" Counter-Action Grate. There is no Grate equal to it in the world. . It never clogs; clinkers never accumulate in the fire-pot; the fire never need get low; a child can shake or dump it.
4th. It has the largest and only perfect Reservoir in use. It will hold a supply of coal for twenty-four hours, and is so constructed that it absolutely prevents kindling through the reserve coal in the Reser- voir. This feature alone is worth the price of the heater.
5th. It is a Perfect Burner; consumes its own gas; is controlled by one damper; will scarcely ever require repairing; a child can clean every flue; is free from dust when the grate is shaken; is unequaled in Beauy, Power, or Convenience; is worth ten times its cost to any one requiring such an invention.
THINGS TO REMEMBER.
'Your Fire-Place Heater is perfect."-T. H. TODD, Ed. Star. " We could not get along without it."-T. H. BOYNTON, N. Y. "Fully overcomes all the objections hitherto urged against fire- place Heaters."-R. F. WEIR. M.D.
"Far exceeds my expectations."-Rev. Dr. HALL.
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
ENQUIRIES ANSWERED.
It WILL warm the room in which it sits. You CAN warm an apartment in the rear, It WILL sit in an ordinary fire-place. You need kindle but ONE FIRE all winter. It IS the best heater in the world. We DO warrant it. It WILL heat TWICE as much as any other. We sell to agents EVERYWHERE. We have HUNDREDS of references. We ask NO PAY unless satisfactory.
Send for Special Circular ..
EMPIRE HEATING RANGE.
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
Boiling,
No kitchen
Baking,
Odors.
Heating,
No heat in
Roasting,
EMPIRE
With one Fire.
Summer.
SAVES TIME, SAVES MONEY, SAVES HEALTH. SEND FOR OUR BOOK OF
TESTIMONIALS.
ONLY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE WHICH NEVER FAILS TO PLEASE.
Walker's
ELEVATED
OVEN RANGE
IS SOLD AT
206 Water St.,
NEW YORK.
Walker's Range Everybody Likes It.
Walker's Range Beware of the Imitation.
Walker's Range 500 Testimonials at our Office.
Walker's Range Beautiful, Perfect Baker.
HO! EVERY ONE!
Wanting Base-Burning Stoves, Wanting Base-Burning Furnaces, Wanting Base-Burning Heaters, Wanting Cook or Parlor Stoves
CHEAP! CALL AT THE LARGEST STORE IN NEW YORK. BURTIS, GRAFF & RICE, 206 Water St., Cor. Fulton.
MANHATTAN
Fire Insurance
Company
OF NEW YORK CITY.
Incorporated 1821. Re-Incorporated March 30th, 1872.
Office, 68 Wall Street. !
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ASSETS OVER $500,000.
:
ANDREW J. SMITH, President. - JOHN H. BEDELL, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE:
365 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
J. A. S. SIMONSON,
5 Manager.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, STATIONERS,
45 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
STEAM PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT
SPRING BACK ACCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES, &C.,
Expense Books, Hotel Registers, Time Books, Certificates of Stock Books for Societies and Lodges, all kinds First-Class Stationery, Writing Papers and Blank Books for Business, Professional and Private use. We keep everything in our line.
COPY YOUR LETTERS-USE
FRANCIS & LOUTREL'S MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER,
By which Letters and Copies are written at the same time.
COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES, Croton Writing Ink,
Indelible P. O. Stamping Ink, all Colors. Patent Safety Tints for Checks, Drafts, &c.,
Banks, Bankers, Railroad Companies, Merchants, Factories and others supplied with anything in our line with promptness and lowest prices.
BOOKS MADE TO PATTERN.
All kinds Fancy Stationery, Note Papers and Envelopes with Monogram or Initial Letters.
The entire Building fitted expressly for the various branches of our business with new and improved machinery.
Orders Respectfully Solicited.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL
Stationers, Printers and Bookbinders,
LEWIS FRANCIS, CYRUS H. LOUTREL. 45 Maiden Lane, New York.
To Printers .- Use Francis & Loutrel s Patent Composition for Inking Rollers, superior to anything in use. Give it a trial.
PATENT COPYABLE PRINTING INK, ALL COLORS.
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