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Hendrick Sarah, widow of Patrick, h 105 Washington.
Hendricks Patrick, cigarmaker, h 42 Gotham. Henkey Joseph, hostler, h 3 Jackson.
Hennesey Morris, laborer, h 812 Boon. Hennessey David, laborer, h 39 Cedar.
Hennessey Morris, molder, h 90 Court.
Henrich Ernest, retired, h 22 Massey.
Henrich Louis, cabinetmaker, h 18 Coffeen.
Henry A. J. Mrs .. dressmaker, h 4 Mechanic. Henry Arehie J., woodworker, emp. H. H. Babcock Buggy Co., h 4 Mechanic.
Henry Harry, telegraph operator, bds. 21 Union.
Henry Keep Home, Thomas M. Kenyon, supt .; Mrs. T. M. Kenyon, matron; Silas L. George, see'y. 100 Washington, trustees' office 11 American arcade.
Henry William, hostler, bds. Harris House. Henshaw Elmira, widow of Benjamin, h 59 Franklin.
Hept Joseph, trimmer, bds. Ilaneoek.
Herman Joseph, conductor, h 17 Meadow.
Hernes Mary, widow of Jacob, bds. 78 Washi- ington.
HERRICK A. H. & SON, (Eli W.) props. Ex- celsior flouring-mills, dealers in flour, feed, grain, ete .. 24 River.
HERRICK ALLEN H., (A. H. Herrick & Son) h 112 Main.
Herrick Charles, clerk, h 5 Gotham.
Herrick Charles C., clerk for Boon & Baker, h 5 Gotham.
Herrick Edgar, laborer, h 11 Clay.
Herrick Eli W., (A. H. Herrick & Son) h 59 Court.
Herrick Everett G., laborer, h 18 Morrison.
HERRICK FRANCIS M., (Ingalls & Herrick) h 16 Bowen.
Herrick Gertrude F., teacher, bds. 102 Main.
Herring William P., h 40 Washington.
Hersy Matthew, retired mason, h 85 Mill.
Hertzig Fred, carpenter, bds. Romang House. Hosley Frederick, machinist. h 9 Burchard. Heslop William, boilermaker, h 12 Massey. Hess Fred, laborer, h 69 Coffeen.
HEWITT DESRAH J., alderman 2d dist., 4th
ward, millwright and machinist, h 12 Lynde.
Hewitt Louisa, widow of Clark, h 81 Coffeen. Hewke Theodore S., photographer. 2 Frank- lin, h do.
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Hickey Ann, widow of Philip, h 13 Chestnut- Hickey George W., telegraph operator, h 88 Main.
Hickey Jolm. butcher, h 18 Howk.
Hickey John T., laborer, bds. Harris Honse.
Hickey Joseph, molder. h 41% Front.
Hickey Lewis, machinist, h 36 Franklin.
Hickey Mary. h 15 Chestnut.
Hickey Philip, molder, h 57 Main.
Hickey Thomas, blacksmith, h 44 Holcomb.
Hickey William, laborer, h 32 Le Ray st.
Hickox Benjamin A., papermaker, h 26 Me- chanic.
Hicks Allen W., blacksmith, h 17 Hamilton. Hicks Engene. painter, h 69 Factory.
Hicks George F., (mp. in a quartz-mill, Park City, Utah, h 80 Stone.
Hicks Jennie Mrs., h 67 Winthrop.
Higgins Charles H., laborer, h 81 Factory.
Higgins Charles M .. teamster, h 2913 Factory. Higgins Fred, laborer, h 81 Factory.
Higgins Joseph, laborer, h 147 Main.
Higgins Richard, molder, h 3 Vale.
Hill Charles, laborer, h 13 Clay.
Hill Elizabeth N., widow of Lorenzo D., h 92 Franklin.
Hill Elvira, h 112-114 Court.
Hill James, laborer, bds. 2 Union.
Hill James, gardener, h rear 81 State.
Hill Kate, widow of James, h 6 and 8 Jackman.
Hill Lorenzo D., laborer, bds. 92 Franklin.
Hill Wareham C., (Hill & Campbell) h 42 Rut- land st.
Hill & Campbell, (Wareham C. H. and Edwin E. C.) dealers in groceries and provisions, props. meat market, 4212 State.
Hiller Jerome W., candymaker. h 512 Lamon. Hilliard Hazard, engineer, h 2 Pearl.
Hilliard Sidmore A., book-keeper, h 22 Eliza- betlı.
HINDS FRANK A., (Hinds & Bond) h 161 State.
HINDS JOSEPH A., practical upholsterer, shop 3 Cooper block, office 23 Public square, h 87 Rutland st.
HINDS & BOND, (Frank A. H. and Edward A. B.) civil engineers and contractors. water works a specialty. 3 Agricultural building, 1113 Washington
Hine N wton B., train despatcher, h 31 Ten Eyck.
Hines Addison. machinist, h 81 Rutland st.
HINES ALICE, widow of Parsons T., h 32 Massey.
ITines Delos, ins, agent, h 55 Rutland st.
Hines Ely C . h 49% Stone.
HINES HATTIE L., stenographer, emp. Mof- fett, Hodgkins & Clarke. of Syracuse, bds. 32 Massey.
Hines Jesse L., machinist, h 81 Franklin.
Hines Thurber, laborer, bds. Harris House.
Hitchcock Lamp Co., R. P. Flower, pres .; Robert Hitchcock, vice-pres. and sec'y ; J. W. Moak, treas., mannfs. of the Hitch- cock kerosene house, store, railroad, and ship cabin and deck lamps, brackets, etc., 21, 23, and 25 Factory.
Hitchcock Mary, widow of George, h 20 Rut- land st.
Hitchcock Mary A., dressmaker, bds. 20 Rnt- land st.
Hitchcock Robert, vice-pres. and sec'y Hitch- cock Lamp Co., h 37 Ten Eyck.
Hocknel Fred, printer, h 8 Curtis.
Hodge Ellsworth C., mason, h 2 High.
Hodge Jesse W., carpenter. h 74 Franklin. Hodgkins Henry C., (Moffett, Hodgkins & Clarke, of Syracuse) bds. Woodruff House .. [Removed to Syracuse. ]
Hodtchkin Herbert B., book-keeper, h 8 Clay. Hodtchkin Kezia, widow of Josiah B., h 8 Clay.
Hogan James, mail agent, bds. 17 Willow. Hogan Mary A., milliner, 3412 Court.
Hogan Michael, mason, h 16 Boon.
HOLBROOK CHARLES E .. job printer and supt. printing department Agricultural In- surance Co . 15 Washington, h 8 Orchard. HOLBROOK EDWIN A., dentist, 47 Arsenal, h do.
Holbrook George B., clerk, h 15 Jay.
Holbrook L. H. Mrs., teacher, h 27 Orchard.
Holcomb Berney M., laborer. h 6 Burchard. Holcomb Elam, machinist, h 6 Burchard.
Holcomb Elam, retired, bds. 42 Lynde.
Holcomb Fred B .. telegraph operator G. N. W. Telegraph Co .. h 43 State.
HOLCOMB ORLIN. retired farmer, owns in Chanipion 210, h 46 Stone.
Holden C. A., widow of Christopher A., h 49 Arsenal.
Holding Richard, Jr., clerk. h 3 Hamilton.
Holdridge M. C., (Mrs. J. H.) prop. boarding- house, 29 Orchard.
Holland Jeremiah, blacksmith, bds. 16 Gotham. Holland Joseph, laborer, h 85 Moulton.
Holand Richard Dr., resides Henry Keep Home.
Holland Thomas, molder, h 20 Main.
Hollenbeck Alexander, laborer. h 36 Morrison.
Hollenbeck Byron, laborer, h 37 Morrison.
Hollenbeck David, laborer, h off State.
Hollenbeck William, Jr., carpenter, h 22 Mundy. Holliek Sabina, widow of George, h 112 Ar- senal.
Holmes Elizabeth, widow of William, h 81 Factory.
Holmes Robert, book-binder. 11 24 Coffeen.
Holmes Seymour, clerk, h 67 Court.
Hooker George S., att'y at law, 3 American ar- cade, h 6 State.
Hooker Harold L., law student, bds. 6 State.
Hoolaran Michael, papermaker, h 29 Me- chanic.
Hooley Martin, laborer. h 93 Arsenal.
Horning Adam, laborer, h rear 1312 Main.
Horr Althea Mrs., manuf. of vegetable com- pound, or Milk of Roses, 7 Mechanic.
Horth Mark, musician, h 79 Conrt.
Horth Mark H., clerk, bds. 79 Court.
HORTON ALBERT H., agent American Ex -- press Co .. 9 Washington, bds. 49 Stone.
Horton Alfred, blacksmith, h 21 William. Horton Aura, blacksmith, bds. 27 Factory. Horton Charles, painter, h 3 Goodale. Horton Charles, laborer, h 64 Factory. Horton Charles L., carpenter, h 27 Factory. Horton James, wagonmaker, h 42 Orchard.
Horton Joseph, wagonmaker, h 49 Academy. Horton Micajah, (Horton & Adzit) h 10 Wins- low.
Horton Phiranda, painter, h 47 Water. Horton William H., blacksmith, h. 74 State.
Horton & Adzit, (Micajah H. and George A. A.) manufs. of wagons, 16 Coffeen. Hose Daniel. carpenter, h 68 Academy. HOSE JOHN, (Hose & Kieff) h 58 Frank- lın ..
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HOSE & KIEFF. (John H. and David D. K. ) architects, 3 Opera House block.
Hosford John U., clerk. h 5 State.
Houck Eliza B., teacher, bds. 4 Holcomb.
Houck M. S., widow of Peter S., h 4 Holcomb.
Hough Fred, laborer. h 24 Burchard.
HOUSE HENRY A., cashier Agricultural In- surance Co., 1 62 Washington.
House Hiram K., retired farmer, bds. 12 Howk.
House of the Good Samaritan (City Hospital). Mrs. Caroline Fitch, matron; Rev. John F. Nichols. sec'y, 35 Ten Evek.
House Oscar W., butcher, h 12 Howk.
Houston Mary, widow, h 7 Goodale.
Houston William, carriage finisher, h 7 Good- ale.
HOWARD CHARLES WILLIAM, D. D. S .. dentist, 10 Commercial arcade, h 35 Keyes ave.
Howard Engene B., carpenter, hi 28 William. Howard Lyman A., plumber and tinner, 6 Franklin, h 1 Jefferson.
Howard Mary L. Mrs., h 2912 Factory.
Howard Olive, widow of Jacob R., h Union.
Howard Porter, retired farmer 12. 1 103 State.
HOWARD WILLIAM, (Howard & Arthur) h 60 State.
HOWARD & ARTHUR, (William H. and Hiram S. A.) dealers in stoves, hardware, and furnaces, plumbers, galvanized cor- nice a specialty, 46 Court.
Howe Charles H., laborer, h 2 Jefferson.
Howk Mehitable S. Mrs .. h 4 Holcomb.
HOWLAND ANNA M., widow of Dr. E. G., h 107 Moulton.
Howland Charles, h 107 Moulton.
Howson Neils W., supt. in Eames' brake shop, h 11 Winslow.
Hoyt Alice B., widow of Luther G., bds. Kirby House.
Hubbard Byron V., bds. 1 State.
Hubbard Franeis S., civil engineer, h 17 Pad- dock.
Hubbard Fred, clerk, bds. 9 Sterling.
Hubbard Mary F., ( Mrs. F. ) h 49 Moulton.
Hubbard Mary P., widow of Judge Frederick W .. h 17 Paddock.
Hubbard Volney S., dealer in groceries, pro- visions, fruits, etc .. 35 Publie square, h 1 State.
Hubbard Ward, retired, born in 1797, h 8 Massey ave.
Hubbs Rocius, horse dealer, h 150 Main.
Hudson Edward. laborer, h 127 Main.
Hudson Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, grocer, 127 Main, h 3 do.
Hudson James M., (Hudson & Phair) h 9 Gotham.
Hudson & Phair, ( James M. H. and John P.) dealers in books, stationery, and wall paper, 71 Public square.
Huffstater George N., clerk, bds. 8 Huntington. Huffstater Simon P., wholesale and retail dealer in pure wines and lignors, 813 Court, lı 8 Huntington.
Hughes Al. A., book-keeper, bds. 9 Sterling. Hughes Fred W., com. traveler, h 22 Sherman. Hughes George, fireman, h 192 Main.
Hughes Hester, widow of Jolm, prop. boarding- house. 15 Factory.
Hughes John, laborer, h 2 Emmett.
Inghes Oscar, brakeman, h 77 Stone.
Hughes William, laborer, h 41 Factory.
Hughes William, lat orer, bds. 179 Main. Hull William, laborer, h 10 Burchard.
Humphrey Emma R. Mrs., h 19 Mechanic.
Hungerford Charles A .. dealer in groceries and
provisions, wholesale dealer in butter and cheese, 70 Public square, h 14 Clinton.
Hungerford Egbert H., dealer in butter, cheese. and eggs, 6 Franklin, h 11 Jay.
Hungerford Elizabeth J., widow of John, h rear 62 Court.
Hungerford Ernest II., laborer, bds. rear 62 Court.
Hungerford Francis E., h 44 Washington.
Hungerford Orville, h 44 Washington.
Hungerford Orville E .. job printing, book- binding. lithographing, and engraving. 7 and 9 Anthony, bds. Woodruff Honse.
Hungerford Richard, h 42 Washington.
Hungerford Richard S., estate Dr. W. V. V. Rosa. 4 Opera House block.
Hungerford Sophia, h 40 Stone.
HUNT HORACE S., book eanvasser for stand- ard works, h 2 Hunt.
Hunt Loranus J., carpenter. h 1 Orchard.
HUNT THEODORE L., carpenter, h 12 Dim- ick.
Hunter Henry. laborer, h 4 Davidson Hunter Seth G., millwright, h 14 Rutland st.
Huntington Fred R , book-keeper, bds. Kirby House.
Huntington Isaac, painter, h 55 Arsenal.
HUNTINGTON J. FRED, dentist, h 96 State.
HUNTINGTON JOHN D., dentist, 1 Washing- ton hall, h 96 State.
Huntley Ellen H., widow of John B, 1 33 Academy.
IIurd Edward, laborer, h 10 Pearl.
Hlurd George W., mason, bds. 34 Cooper.
Hurd James W., grocer, 10 Pearl, h 13 Wat- er.
Hurlbut John. cheese byer. h 125 State.
Hurlbut John T., dealer in cheese, butter, etc., h 125 State.
Huse William, laborer, h 24 Morrison.
IInson Alice, (Mrs. D. B.) ( Hnson & Baker) h 2516 Court.
Huson David B., painter, h 2513 Conrt.
Huson & Baker, (Mrs. David B. H. and Jennie B. ) dressmakers, 2516 Court.
Husted Ann, widow of Alonzo, h 11412 Arsenal. Husted Delbert, laborer, h 110 Arsenal. Husted George Mrs., h 22 Mill.
Husted Louisa, widow of Orlin. h 57 Factory. Hutchings David, carpenter, h 1 High.
Hutchings John M., machinist, h 9 Brain- ard.
Hutchings Morris, laborer, h 9 Brainard. Hutchins Lewis, painter, h 41 Gotham. Hyde Charles, clerk, bds. 14 Benedict.
Hyde John W., barber, 132 Court, h 23 do.
Hyland William, harnessmaker, h 1333 Cof- feen.
Illingworth Amealeas, laborer, bds. 312 Lep- per.
Ingalls G. W. & Co., dealers in boots, shoes, trunks, etc., W. A. Teele, manager, 72 Public square.
INGALLS LOTUS, (Ingalls & Herrick ) editor and prop. Watertown Post, h 54 Massey. INGALLS & HIERRICK, (Lotus I. and Francis M. H.) publishers Watertown Post, book and job printers, 35 Arsenal.
Inglehart Charles P., mason, dealer in lime and cement, 33 Court, h 13 Hamilton.
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Inglehart Chester C., grocer, 2 Commercial, lı 43 Ten Eyck.
INGLEHART HIRAM F., alderman 1st dist .. 3d ward, prop. Westminster Hotel, West minster Park, Thousand Islands, h 43 Ten | Johnson Herbert. laborer, h 99 Moulton.
Eyck.
Ingraham Bertrand, com. traveler, h 20 Sher- man.
Irving Anson W., machinist, h 25 High.
Irving Everett B., clerk. bds. 3 Le Ray st.
Irwin John, laborer, h 9 Dorsey.
IVES WILLARD HON., farmer 300, h Ives. Isdell William, contractor, h 30 William.
Isham Wilson, farmer, h Water.
JACKMAN ABI S. Miss, anthoress, h 12 Pad- clock.
Jackman Daniel D., served in Co. D, 34th N. Y. Inf., h 12 Paddock.
Jackson Frederick, carpenter, h 16 Cooper.
Jackson Herbert C., carpenter, h 1172 Boon.
Jackson Joseph, laborer, h 11 Summer.
Jeffers Malcolm, painter and musician, 23 Com- mercial block.
Jefferson County Milk Association, A. P. Baltz, pres .. 70 Conrt.
JEFFERSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, T. H Camp, pres. ; S. T. Woolworth, cashier, 24 Washington.
Jefferson County Orphan Asylum, O. A. Free- man, supt .; Mrs. O. A. Freeman, matron ;
G. W. Knowlton, sec'y and treas., 66 Franklin.
Jefferson County Poor House, John Washburn, supt., on Main st., 40 rods outside city lim- its.
JEFFERSON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, Frederick Emerson, pres .; George Smith, treas .. 22 Washington.
Jenkins Armstead, machinist, bds. 32 Moul- ton.
Jenkins Harry, machinist, h 32 Moulton.
Jenkins John. brakeman, bds. 23 Meadow.
Jenkins Luther B., carpenter, h 57 Hunting- ton.
Jennings George, laborer, h 14 Bradley.
Jennings Philoren C., book-keeper, h 5 Jack- man.
Jennings Roxana, widow of David, bds. 4 Juby William, inspector for H. H. Babcock Jackman. Buggy Co., h 146 Main.
Jenson Charles, laborer, h 6 Main.
Jero Louisa Mrs., h rear 59 Factory.
Jess Charles, candymaker. bds. 9 Coffeen.
JESS HENRY, (Nill & Jess) h 9 Coffeen.
Jess Henry M., clerk, bds. 9 Coffeen.
Jessman Alexander, laborer, h 11 Dorsey. Jessman Nellie, widow, h 9 Haney.
Jesaman Peter, laborer, h 18 Dorsey.
Jessman William, laborer, h 8 Smith ave. Jewett Henry, laborer, h 31 Hamilton. Jewett Henry H., laborer, h 126 Main.
Jeyes Henry S., machinist, h 1 Olive. Jeyes Thomas, machinist, h 8 Bronson.
Jim Charles, prop. Chinese laundry, 92 Court, h do.
Johnson Alba A., book-keeper, h 54 Stone.
Johnson Anna Mrs., (Johnson & Son) h 1612 Public square.
Johnson Archie B., h 96 Franklin.
Johnson Arthur, machinist, h 63 Mill.
JOHNSON ARTHUR A .. photographer, Van Namee block, h 2 Sherman.
Johnson Eliza, h 35 Washington.
Johnson Engene, laborer, h 19 Streeter block. Johnson Engene, laborer, h 66 Factory.
Johnson F. J. Mrs., milliner, 1612 Public square.
Johnson George, machinist, h 512 Bronson. Johnson Henry D., laborer, lı 24 Main.
Johnson Joanna N., h 35 Washington.
Johnson Leland H., (Johnson & Son) h 1612 Public square.
Johnson Levi A., sec'y, treas., and general
manager Davis Sewing Machine Co., h 12 Sherman. [Removed to Dayton, O.]
Johnson William, conductor, h 31 Prospect.
Johnson William, clerk, h 5612 Arsenal.
Johnson William C., bnyer for Davis Sewing Machine Co., bds. 9 Sterling.
Johnson & Son, (Anna and Leland H.) dealers in millinery and fancy goods, 1612 Public square.
Johnston Alexander, teamster, h 1 Rutland st. Jones Benjamin, stenographer, h 11 Center.
Jones Benjamin F., blacksmith, h 3612 Public square.
Jones Charles E., machinist, bds. 67 Court.
Jones Clayton A., clerk, lt 1312 Emerson.
Jones De Los S., carpenter and joiner.
Jones Frank, entter, h 5 Munson.
Jones Frank R., cutter, h 5 Munson.
Jones Garry M., professor of Greek and Latin, bds. 6 Mullin.
Jones George, carriagemaker, h 13 Keyes ave. Jones Harry E., barber, bds. 48 Stone. Jones Henry, laborer, h 36 Rutland st.
Jones John, carpenter, h 1 Cadwell.
JONES JOHN W., contractor and builder, h 6 Cadwell.
Jones Sarah K., widow of Charles E., h 67 Conrt.
Jones Smith R., mail carrier, bds. 67 Court.
Jones William H., waiter, h 6 Le Ray st.
Jones William S., division supt. R., W. & O. R. R., office at depot. h 28 Ten Eyck.
Joslin Francis E., lockmaker, h 18 Lansing.
Joy O. T., machinist, h 11 Bronson.
Joyce Clarence, carpenter, h 73 Factory.
Joyce Thomas, prop, boarding-house, h 73 Factory.
Joyce William, carpenter, h 73 Factory.
Kaley Catharine, widow of Edward, h 9 Orch- ard.
Kane Christopher, laborer, h 147 Arsenal.
Kaongh Thomas, retired, h 75 Mill.
Karrigan Mary L., widow of Patrick, nurse, bds. 5 Coffeen.
Kauch Philip, mason, h 7 Curtis.
Kavanagh Lawrence, laborer, h 6 Bronson.
Kavanagh Mary A., widow of James, h 105 Coffeen.
Kavanagh Thomas, teamster, h 32 Central.
Kavanagh William, blacksmith, h 32 Central. Keach William, farmer 20, h 31 Pine.
Kearney Lawrence, laborer, h 77 Coffeen.
Kearns Anna, widow of Patrick, h 166 Main.
Kearns Henry, machinist, h 35 William.
KEARNS THOMAS F., lawyer, 1012 Washing- ton, h 11 Orchard.
Keating Martin, laborer. h 58 Holcomb.
Keating William R., clerk, h 56% Arsenal. Keech Wavman, farmer 13, h 31 Pine.
Keech William N .. farmer, leases of G. W. Wig- gins 44, h 113 Massey.
Keefe William, laborer, h 51 Factory. Keefer Frank, ins. agent, h 8 William.
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Keen Esther, widow of Edwin. h 9 State. Keenan Thomas, foreman for Sewall & Bagley Co., h 18 Pearl.
Keene Ann, widow of Patrick, h 50 Commer- cial block.
Keith George, roadmaster middle and eastern divisions R., W. & O. R. R., h 71 Arsenal. Kellar Barton, carpenter, h rear 2 Prospect. Kellar P. Nelson, carpenter, h 6 Lawrence.
Kellar Thomas C., carpenter, h 20 Massey. Kellar Wesley, carpenter, h + Coffeen. Kelleen Thomas, laborer, h 28 C'entral.
Keller Burton, sashmaker, h 3 Davidson.
Keller Charles, carpenter, h 45 Central.
Keller Levi, carpenter, h 52 Meadow.
Kelley Ann Miss, h 43 State.
Kelley Frederick. laborer, bds. 16 Union.
Kelley George, (Metzger & Kelley) bds. 10 Union.
Kelley Michael. elerk, h 8 Jackson.
Kelley Richard, teamster, h 18 Union.
Kelley William E., teamster, h 29 Le Ray st.
Kelley William M .. barber, 16 Factory, bds. 22 Franklin.
Kellock William, I 17 Arcade.
Kellogg Agnes F., widow of William J., h 9 Jackson.
Kellogg Charles, state dairy commissioner, h 15 Boyd.
Kellogg Israel A., clerk, h 36 Orchard.
KELLS WILLIAM J., foreman Hitchcock Mfg. Co. 11 years, h 24 Cooper.
Kelly C. Frank, milk peddler, h 100 Mas sey.
Kelly Michael, clerk, h 8 Jackson.
Kelly Patrick, laborer, h 85 Mill.
Kelly William, farmer 32, h off Massey.
Kelsey Gilbert M. Mrs., h 38 Coffeen.
Kelsey Nellie, teacher, h 38 Cotfeen.
Kemp John E .. U. S. mail contractor, 1012 Washington, h 42 Stone.
Kendall Martin, laborer, h 23 Mechanic.
Kennedy Andrew, laborer, bds. 93% Factory. Kennedy David. machinist, h 7 Bronson.
Kennedy Wesley, blacksmith, h 55 Academy.
Kenyon Emna, widow of A. M., h 26 Sterling. Kenyon Engene, fireman, bds. 43 Coffeen.
Kenyon John B., pastor Arsenal Street M. E. Church, h 58 Arsenal.
Kenyon Thomas A., clerk for H. II. Rice, bds. 44 Stone.
KENYON THOMAS M., supt. Henry Keep lIome, 100 Washington.
Keon Ann, widow of Patrick, bds. 35 Massey. Keongl: Bridget, widow of Thomas, h 75 Mill. Kepler John, (Allen & Kepler ) h at Alexandria Bay.
Keteham George, laborer, h 75 Conrt.
Keyes Richard, retired clergyman, h 53 Wash- ington.
Kidder Mary A. Mrs., h 21% Mill.
KIEFF DANIEL, contractor and builder, h 65 Stone.
Kieff David D., ( Hose & Kieff) bds. 7 Jackson. Kieff Thomas, carpenter, bds. 30 Moulton.
Kieff William, dealer in horses, bds. Globe Hotel.
KIERAN MARY P. H. MOTHER. prin. St. Patrick's Parochial School, 31 Massey. Kilfeather , widow of Martin, h 10 Dor- sey.
Killeen Thomas, wagonmaker, h 28 Central. KIMBALL CHARLES C., optician, 4 Washing- ton, h 58 Stone.
Kimball Charles W., clerk. bds. 10 Winthrop. Kimball John B. O., collector, h 72 Washing- ton.
KIMBALL JOSEPH C., directory compiler and publisher. 58 Stone, h do.
Kimball Joseph F., (Davis & Kimball) bds. 58 Stone.
King Egbert, switchman, h 55 Factory.
King Ferdinand P., clerk, h 23 Winslow.
King Louise, prop. boarding-house, 43 Cof- feen.
King Maria R., widow of Ferdinand, teacher of vocal and instrumental music, h 23 Winslow.
King William, laborer. h 77 Moulton.
Kinghorn Arthur, papermaker, bds. Hancock. KINGSLEY WILLIAM G., (C. T. K. Clothing House) bds. Globe Hotel.
Kinney James, farmer 6, h 193 Arsenal.
Kirby House, A. D. Wilhams, prop., 45 and 47 Court.
Kirby James, emp. on railroad, h 11 Mechanic. Kirn John, tailor, h 7 Mmson.
Kittey William, laborer, h 145 Arsenal.
KLINE FREDERICK, prop. steam dye works, 35 Factory, h 59 Mill.
Kline Frederick, brass spinner, h 59 Mill.
Kline Melinda, widow of William, h 59 Mill.
Klock Arthur. farmer 300, h 86 Main.
Klock Fred G., farmer with Morgan, h 127 Washington.
Klock Milton R., 30 cows, farmer 205, h 169 Washington.
KLOCK MORGAN, milk dealer, 25 cows, farm- er 225, h 127 Washington.
Klotz Leonard, clerk, bds. City Hotel.
KLUMP CHRISTOPHER, dealer in boots and shoes, 24 Court, h 15 Winslow.
Klump John, mail carrier, h 5013 Court.
Knapp Charles, teamster, h 39 Le Ray st.
KNAPP EGBERT W., (Knapp & Winslow) h 51 Academy.
Knapp John, carpenter, h 16 Lansing.
Knapp Maria, widow of S. H., h 64 Academy. Knapp Marietta, ( Mrs. William ) h 12 Jefferson. Knapp Mary Mrs., h 32 Meadow.
Knapp & Winslow, (Egbert W. K. and Morris W. ) contractors and builders, manufs. of sash, doors, and blinds, 41 10 47 Mill.
Knickerbocker Herbert D. L., homeo. medical student, bas. 59 Washington.
KNICKERBOCKER SIMEON C., homco. phy- sician and surgeon, room 22 Paddock arcade, h 59 Washington.
Knight Joel, teamster, h 2 High.
KNOWLTON BROTHERS, John C., George W., and George S.) mannfs. of cover pa- per, 14 and 16 Mill.
Knowlton Elizabeth, widow of George W., h 39 Stone.
Knowlton George S., (Knowlton Brothers) h 18 Trinity place.
Knowlton George W .. (Knowlton Brothers) pres. Watertown National Bank and On- tario Paper Co., h 11 Clinton.
Knowlton Hiram W .. butcher, h 50 Factory.
Knowlton John C., (Knowlton Brothers) vice- pres. Watertown Steam Engine Co. and Jefferson County National Bank, h Sterling place.
Koan Thomas, woodworker, bds. 27 Newell.
Konch Philip, mason, h 7 Curtis.
Kramer Lonis, machinist, h 14 Curtis.
Krank Joseph, carriage ironer, h 21 Emerson.
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Kuder Catharine, widow of John I., h 8 Grove. Laborge Charles, (Laberge & Quencer) h 44 Franklin.
Laberge & Quencer, (Charles L. and Sebastian Q ) dealers in ready-made clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 14 Court.
La Breck Anthony, machinist, h 2 State. Labreck Charles, laborer, h 161 Arsenal.
Labreck George, laborer, h 3 Duffy.
Libreck James, laborer, h 32 Haney.
Ladd Alexander P., ms. agent, h 67 Rutland. st.
Ladd B. Mason, clerk, bds. 67 Rutland st.
Ladue Alexander, molder. h 76 Main.
Ladne Lowis, shoemaker, h 55 Main.
La Dne Charles, clerk, h 1 Lynde.
La Due Charles H., clerk, h 1 Lynde.
La Dne Joseph, retired, h 40 Lynde.
La Fave Albert H., supt. paper-mill, h 62 Moult 1
La Fave Aldolph, laborer, h 3 Water.
La Fave Peter, retired, h 62 Moulton.
La Fave Stephen, machinist, bds 3 Water.
Lafay William, machinist. h 5 Vincent.
Lafayette Josephine, seamstress, h 62 Court.
Lafin Charles O., wood finisher, h 12 Hamil- ton.
Lafin Shellon, contractor and machinist, hi 19 Mun ly.
Lagrow Henry, painter, h 10 Grove.
La Grow Joseph, blacksmith, h 15 Water.
LAIRD WILLIAM T., homeo. physician and surgeon, 2 Opera House block, h 25 Mnl- lin.
La Londe Eber, emp. H. H. Babcock Buggy Co., bds. 44 Water.
La Londe John, blacksmith, h 24 Pearl.
La Londe Louis, laborer, h 7 Burns ave.
La Londe Peter, laborer, h 44 Water.
Lalone Alfred, laborer, bds 10 Moulton. La one Sophia, widow of Charles, h 57 Factory. La May Lewis N., cook Woodruff House, h 16 Franklin.
Lamon Francis M .. clothier and merchant tailor, 7 Washington place. h 27 Sterling. Lamon Francis R., retired, h 36 Academy. Lamon John, h 8 Paddock.
Limon Phmy E., clerk. h 31 Keyes ave.
Lamoraux Daniel S., resides Henry Keep Home.
Lance George A., prop. Watertown woolen- mills, Moulton, h 15 Winthrop. Lancor John, teamster, h 147 Main.
Landon George F., machinist, h 32 Lynde.
Landon Henry, book-keeper. h 26 Lynde. Landon Jam s, machinist, h 24 Lynde. Landon Joseph H , clerk, bds. Lynde. Landon Sidney, printer, bds. 26 Lynde. Landon William, molder, bds. 26 Lynde. Lane Engene, papermaker, h 21 Minson. Lane Frank, laborer, h 20 Lawrence. Lane Fred A., wheelwright, h 22 Burchard. Lane Frederick, laborer, h 123 Main. Lane George E., papermaker, h 79 Moulton. Lane Haris, laborer, h 17 Lynde.
Lane James H., retired, bds. 113 Main.
Lane John, laborer, h 69 Rutland st. Lune Louisa R .. h 1412 Factory. Lane Stephen G., machinist. h 4 Polk.
Lane William, laborer, h 6 Cedar.
Lane William J., tanner and currier, h 4 Polk. Lang Charles, instructor in Y. M. C. A. gym- nasium, h Massey ave. Lang James, laborer, h 159 Arsenal.
Lansing A. T. E .. teller Jefferson County Savings Bank. h 22 Clinton.
LANSING FREDERICK, lawyer and Con- gressman. h 1 Clinton.
LANSING JOHN, lawyer, 1012 Washington, li 5 Clinton.
Laporte Dolphus A., laborer, h 13 Mullin.
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