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The demand for our graduates exceeds the supply.
PHONOGRAPHY.
Young men and women taught practically Short-hand Writing, fitting them for Verbatim Reporting-one of the most lucrative professions of the age. Three practical Stenographers constantly employed by us Day and Evening.
We guarantee to make thorough competent Reporters.
TYPE WRITING.
There is a special demand for stenographers who can transcribe their short-hand notes on the type-writer. We have been teaching this branch for two years. The demand for good operators is constantly increasing. It can be learned in one quarter, for which we charge $10.
PRAG
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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 Good, Plain, Rapid, Graceful and Off-Hand Business writers, he stands pre-eminent.
TERMS-25 lessons, $4 ; three months, $10 ; one year or until Icarned, $15 to $20
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE.
In this Institution includes any branch required to prepare the pupils thoroughly for Busi- ness, such as Spelling, plain rapid Business Writing, Arithmetic, Correspondence, Book- keeping, Commercial Law, etc.
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.
THE BOOK-KEEPING
Is thoroughly taught by an expert practical Book-keeper. 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 regular Commercial Course.
TERMS-Three months, $15 to $20 ; One year. $35 to $45.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC
Embraces a complete knowledge of all the essential parts of Arithmetic, such as Common and Decimal Fractions, Percentage, Interest, Exchange, Equation of Payments, Averaging Accounts, Partnership, Settlement, etc.
Three months, $10 to $15.
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 of opening his way to prosperity and which will reflect credit on himself and his teachers.
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 besides Pen- manship, Arithmetic, Business Forms, and Book-keeping-important as these unquestion- ably are-there are other things, without a knowledge of which, a good business 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 Compo- sition, as will enable the student to compose either a good letter, business card, or advertise- ment. For the acquisition of these accomplishments, the ambitious student will find, in our Institution, the most ample facilities.
The full English Course, three months, $15 to $20 ; one year, $45 to $55.
Kissick's Business College
192 & 194 FULTON STREET, Between Orange and Pineapple Sts.,
Within Three Blocks of the Great Bridge.
DRAWING, ETC.
Taught every afternoon, from 3 to 5 p. m. This session is held for the convenience of those who wish to learn any of the following branches: Drawing, Painting, Lettering, En- grossing, Designing, or any style of artistic Penwork, French or German, and especially a good, plain, rapid handwriting. Twenty-five lessons, $4; or three months, $10.
Instead of giving a cut of the outside of the building occupied by Kissick's Business College, we give a fronticepiece, executed with pen and ink, by one of our students, aged fifteen.
DEPORTMENT.
The discipline of the Institute is mild but effective. We rule by love and not by fear. The Prncipal 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.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Languages taught are the Latin, Greek, 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 rules and idioms of those languages. Day or Evening.
GERMAN
Taught by a native Professor, Day or Evening, $15 to $20 a quarter.
Students may be taught in class, separately, or the Teacher will go, if desired, to the residence of the pupil.
MATHEMATICS
Thoroughly taught-viz. : Algehra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Conic Sections, Differential and Integral Calculi.
ASSISTANTS.
They are teachers of unquestioned ability and experience.
No Institution can excell us in giving good attention and thorough instruction to each student, and none equal us in low prices.
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 St., Bet. Orange and Pineapple, Brooklyn.
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R. M. WALTERS, PIANOS
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Cor. 12th St., - New York,
KIS-KIT
RENTED, Sold on Easy Terms. Largest Establishment in New York. 705 KIT-KLA
Kissam John W. drugs, 2 Barclay N.Y. h 6th av. c Ist
Kissam Lucretia M. wid. Benjamin T. h 294 Quincy
Kissam Mary, wid. Charles, h 45 Taylor Kissam Peter, h 76 1st pl
Kissam Peter R. banker, Cedar c Nassau N.Y. h 9 Spencer pl
Kissam Samuel H. banker, 11 Broad N.Y. h 240 Carroll
Kissam Thomas S. elk. h 261 Pearl
Kissam Warren S. drugs, 410 B'way
Kissam William, pilot, h 58 Clinton av
Kissam William A. coal, 1 B'way N.Y. h 6th av c 1st
Kissam W. Ryerson, lawyer, 151 B'way N.Y. h 207 Wash'n av
Kissan Michael, cooper, h r 413 1st E.D.
Kissan Michael, lab. h 28 Carroll
Kissane John, pipefitter, h 648 Humboldt
Kissane William, carpenter, h 437 5th E.D. Kissane William jr. h 437 5th E.D.
Kissel Adam, insp. h 47 Debevoise
Kissel Henry, tailor, h 878 Park av
Kissel John, liquors, 169 Harrison av
Kissel Peter, liquors, 233 Ellery
KISSICK WILLIAM A. college, 192 Fulton Kissinger Jacob, machinist, h 415 S. 4th Kissling Casper jr. scavenger, h 51 Cook
Kissling Louis, printer, h 20 Montrose av Kissling Nicholas, driver, h 898 Myrtle av Kissling Otto, painter, h 20 Montrose av Kissling Philip, h 256 Ellery
Kissmann Louis, carpenter, h 906 Bergen Kissock John, h 697 Pres't
Kistenmacher Anton, cik. h 138 Wyckoff
Kistenmacher Louis, barkpr. h 138 Wyckoff Kistinger Adam, furrier, h 117 Walton
Kistinger Jacob, tailor, 62 Walton
Kistler Milo, leather, 80 Gold N.Y. h 480 Classon av
Kistner John, porter, h 187 Ellery
Kitch Margaret, wid. Johann, h 150 Bayard Kitchell Benjamin, h 342 Stuyvesant av
Kitchell George, photographer, h 292 Divi- sion av
Kitchell Wm. S. clk. h 342 Stuyvesant av
Kitchen Anna, wid. James, h 559 Warren Kitchen Benjamin F. tel. oper. h 63 Rodney Kitchen Charles W. drugs, Fulton c Wash'n, h 378 Jay
Kitchen Edward, clk. h 138 Rodney
Kitchen Eleanor, wid. Samuel, h 78 Newell
Kitchen George, malt, h 138 Rodney
Kitchen George jr. clk. h 138 Rodney
Kitchen James, h 138 Rodney
Kitchen Patrick, clk. h 660 Wash'n av
Kitchen William S. stevedore, h 326 Sackett
Kitching George E. malt, 42 Wilson, h 138 Rodney
Kitching George E. & James D. malt, 42 Wilson
Kitching Jameson D. malt, 42 Wilson, h 149 W. 48th N.Y.
Kite James M. h 411 Bergen
Kitson John C. insp. h 208 Dean
Kitson William J. elk. h r 258 15th
Kitt John, engineer, h 20 Oakland
Kittelle Matilda M. wid. Herbert, dress- mkr. 838 Monroe
Kitto Alfred, painter, 211 Calyer Kitts Ellen, wid. William, h 347 S. 1st Kitts John, tailor, h 190 Johnson av Kitts William A. clk. h 39 48th
KitzenPatrick, lab. h 199 Stockton Kitzer William, police, h 129 Ewen
Kitzinger Annie, dressmkr. 124 Grand Kitzinger Martin, lab. h 124 Grand Kivlen Catharine, wid. Thomas, h 511 Hicks Kiyler Peter, dockbldr. h 29 Herbert Kjellander Andrew F. hatter, 354 Hamilton av E.D.
Kjoback Peter, clocks, h 130 Oakland Kjobeck James P. bronzer, h 184 India Klaady George, liquors, 718 Flushing av Klackman Mary, wid. John, h r 20 Wal- worth
Klaentaesh George, tailor, h 17 Hopkins Klaft August, blacksmith, h 256 7th E.D. Klag Antonia, wid. Adam, h 177 Marion Klahu Rudolph G. grocer, 218 Columbia, h 111 Union
Klaiber Andrew, shoemkr. 193 7th E.D. Klaiber & Wilhelmi,shoemkrs. 193 7th E.D. Klaiss Christian, clothing, 115 Seigel Klam Andrew, cabinetmkr. h 118 42d Klamke Julius, lawyer, 22 Ainslie
Klamke Max J.lawyer,22 Ainslie, h 20 Ainslie Klamm Charles, turner, h 147 20th
Klan William, clk. h 350 Van Brunt
Klapfer Henry, watchman, h 30 Herbert
Klapka Bertha, wid. John, h 735 Flushing av
Klapmann Louis, cabinetmkr. h 106 Maujer Klapp Henry, tailor, 322 B'way & 325 Di- vision av, h 325 Division av
Klapper August, driver, h 260 N. 6th Klappel John, lab. h r 180 Montrose av Klar Ernst, lab. h 152 Richardson
Klarenmeyer Philip, fancygds. 165 Ewen Klarmann Jolin, cigars, 201 Ellery
Klass Frederick W. carpenter, h r 220 Mon- trose av
Klatt Christian, baker, h 232 Hopkins
Klatte William, mer. 19 Nassau N.Y. b 294 Herkimer
Klatzbach Henry, carriagemkr. h 15 Kane pl Klauberg Carl, cutler, 195 William N.Y. h 204 Prince
Klauberg Charles P. cutler, 195 William N.Y. h 204 Prince
Klauberg Frederick L. cutler, 195 William N. Y. h 204 Prince
Klauberg George B. cutler, 195 William N.Y. h 204 Prince
Klanberg Wm. H. gasfitter, h 71 2d E.D. Klane Lonis, wheelwright, h 921 Herkimer Klauner Geo. coppersmith, h 1854 Fulton Klaus Annie E. wid. h 402 Throop av Klaus Conrad, tailor, h 255 Powers
Klans Frederick, cabinetmnkr. h 87 Bremen Klaus Frederick, lab. h 122 N. 5th
Klaus George, porter, h 198 Ellery
Klaus John. stockingmkr. h r 208 Graham av
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Telephone Call, No. 137. Proprietor.
LOUIS H. SCHENCK, ) 159 and 161 25th Street,
SOUTH BROOKLYN.
NEAR 3d AVE.,
BUTLER'S SAFES, FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF, No. 291 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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$25 Cash and $10 Monthly Buys First-Class ANDERSON & WISSNER,
298 FULTON ST., opp. LOESER'S, BROOKLYN. 706 KLE
34 CLINTON ST., BROOKLYN. A. L. WOOD, M. D., Proprietor.
Klaus Joseph, ropemkr. h 287 Devoe
Klaus Otto, hatter, h 181 Ellery
Kleahbe Theodore, upholsterer, h 137 N. 1st Kleb Henry, moulder, h 124 Jefferson E.D. Kleb Joseph, jeweler, 313 Fulton, h 108 Cen- trai av
Klebaur Emil, grocer, 70 Newell
Klebeur Victor, polisher, h 20 St. Andrew's pl Klebaur Victor, watchcases, h 20 St. An- drew's pl
Klee Adam, milk, 42 Henry Klee Charles H. grocer, Prospect e Gold, b 188 Prospect
Klee Clans H. h 329 16th Klee Henry, h 536 7th av
Klee Henry, machinist, h 15 Tompkins av Klee John H. h 329 16th
Klee Julius, drugs, h 258 Humboldt
Klee Peter, barkpr. 84 Meserole
Klee William, stableman, h 10 Wythe av Kleefs Chas. J. carpenter, 74 Throop av Kleemann Earnest, h 54 Willoughby
Kleemann Lewis, agt. h 263 Adelphi Kleen Richard, painter, h 282 22d
Klees Anna, wid. Frederick, h 349 Lorimer
K'ers Frederick, cooper, h 349 Lorimer Klees William, weigher, h 349 Lorimer Klees Elizabeth, wid. William, grocer, 190 Johnson av
Klees Elizabeth M. tailor, h 190 Johnson av Kleess Jacob, packer, h 27 Bartlett
Kleg Maria, wid. James, h 254 Division av Kleg Peter E. machinist, h 254 Division av Kleg Thomas, machinist, h 254 Division av Kleider Jacob, elk. h 311 Baltic
Kleile Margaret, wid. Christopher, h 239 Meserole
Kleiment John A. grocer, 253 Johnson av
Klein Adam, cooper, h 259 N. 7th
Klein Albert, designer, h 164 Prospect
Klein Amel, jeweler, h 12 ; Hopk us Klein Andrew, h 48 Woodhull
Klein Andrew, tailor, 148 B'way
Klein Anthony, liquors, 71 Bushwick av
Klein Anthony, hay, 215 Devoe, h 71 Bush- wick av
Klein August, moulder, h 95 Van Cott av Klein Angust, painter, h 71 Wythe av Klein Baithaser, lab. h 20 Ten Eyck Klein Barbara, wid. Henry, h 4 Bushwick av Klein Bernhard, printer, h 32 Stagg
BERNHARD KLEIN, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. Broadway, cor. Sumner Ave., Brooklyn, E.D. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Klein Carl, cigarmkr. h 215 B'way Klein Charles, h 288 S. 1st
Klein Charles, liquors, 309 Johnson av Klein Charles, porter, h 53 Woodhull
Klein Charles, shoemkr. h 116 Varet
Klein Charles W. drugs, 386 Myrtle av, h 156 Carlton av
Klein Christ, grocer, 206 Johnson av
Klein Christian, liquors, 143 Hopkinson av Klein Christopher, h 768 Park av
Klein Conrad, carpenter, h 38 Montrose av Klein Eduard, liquors, 1046 B'way
Klein Edward, carpenter, h 159 Norman av Klein Edward, musician, h 71 Wythe av
Klein Elizabeth, wid. Henry, b r 155 Meser- ole
Klein Elizabetb, wid. John, h 153 Smith
Klein Emil, salesman, h 27 Humboldt
Klein Ernst, baker, h 371 Columbia
Klein Frank, milk, 216 Hopkins
Klein Franz, tailor, 11 Aberdeen
Klein Frederick, plumber, h 48 Woodbull
Klein Frederick W. butcher, 32 Sumner av
Klein George, agt. h 30 Maspeth av
Klein George, driver, h 1252 Myrtle av
Klein George, peddler, h 35 Park
Klein George C. express, 158 Boerum
Klein George M. tailor, h 31 Seigel
Klein Guss, frames, 493 Grand
Klein Henrietta L. wid. Ferdinand, variety, 181 Conselyea
Klein Henry, agt. h 420 Carroll
Klein Henry, cigarmkr. h 216 Hopkins
Klein Henry, glassblower, h 301 Wallabout
Klein Henry, liquors, 147 Ewen
Klein Henry, silversmith, h 41 Ryerson
Klein Isaac, gents' furng. 277 Columbia
Klein Jacob, baker, h 467 Park av
Klein Jacob, glassblower, h 154 Hopkins
Klein Jacob, grocer, 200 Ellery
Klein Jacobus, tailor, b 139 Evergreen av Klein James, h 520 Henry
Klein John, h 4 Bushwick av
Klein John, h Lorraine n Court
Klein John, h r 33 Montrose av
Klein John, cutter, h 180 Montrose av
Klein John, express, 158 Boerum
Klein John, feed, 44 Harrison N.Y. h 101 Rodney
Klein John, ferryman, h 113 10th E.D.
Klein John, hairdresser, 79 Tompkins av
Klein John, hostler, h 149 25th
Klein John, lab. h 33 Morrell
Klein John, marble, 20th & 9th av, h 330 9th av
Klein John, musician, h 71 Wythe av
Klein John, peddler, h 177 Ten Eyck Klein John, restaurant, 330 9th av
Klein John, shoemkr. h 96 Leonard Klein John, shoemkr. 116 Varet
Klein John, traveler, h 146 Lorimer
Klein John H. watchcasemkr. h 362 Baltic
Klein John J. h 41 Montrose av
Klein John & Son, express, .58 Boerum
Klein Joseph, butcher, 451 5th av, h 252 15th
Klein Joseph, cagemfr. 79 Walton
Klein Lonis, china etc. 213 Montrose av Klein Louis, tailor, 394 Wallabout
Klein Margaretta, wid. Adam, h 43 Debe- voise
Klein Mary E. wid. Frederick, h 429 Wil- Joughby av
Klein Max, lawyer, h 73 Main
Klein Michael, cider, 551 5th av Klein Michael. grocer, 229 Ellery
Klein Michael, tailor, h 420 Wallabout Klein Moses, tailor, h 73 Main
WEBB'S ALCOHOL AND COLOGNE SPIRIT ; ESTABLISHED 1885.
J. A. WEBB & SON, 165 PEARL STREPI, YORK.
Used by Druggists and Manufacturers throughout the world. Send for Quotations.
TURKISH, RUSSIAN, and ELECTRIC BATHS,
PIANOS.
KLA-KLE
BOYNTON FURNACE CO. 94B BOYNTON'S LATEST PATTERN FURNACES & RANGES
DEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK
KLE
707
KLE-KLI
Klein Nicholas, chemical, h 190 Harrison av Klein Nicolas, shoemkr. h 190 Meserole
Klein Otto, 32 Franklin, h 139 Newell
Klein Peter, h 73 Met av
Klein Peter, driver, h 120 Ewen
Klein Philip, driver, h 186 Throop av Klein Philip, stonecutter, h 555 5th av
Klein Phillip, printer, h 257 Scholes
Klein Pius, soda water, 216 Floyd
Klein Richard, furrier, h 52d n 3d av .
Klein Samuel, butcher, 126 Myrtle av, h 157 Duffield
Klein Simon, butcher, 293 Columbia, h 120 Carroll
Klein Sophia, worstedgds. 252 15th
Klein Wi liam, carpenter, h 248 Floyd
Klein William, ice, 492 B'way
Klein Wm. metal spinner, h 66 Skillman av Klein William, tailor, h 257 Scholes Klein William, truckman, 101 Varet
Klein William jr. clothing, 531 Graud, h 257 Scholes
Kleinard Arnold, carpenter, h 442 B'way Kleinau Ottoo, clk. h 43 Throop av Kleinberger Daniel, jeweler, h 95 4th av Kleinberger Elias M. mfg. jeweler, 73 Nas- sau, N.Y. h 272 Carroll
Kleinberger George F. clk. h 272 Carroll Kleinbub August, clk. h 51 Throop av Kleinbub George, liquors, 462 2d E D. Kleinelauss John, lab. h r 16 Stagg
Kleindeanst Richard, shoemkr. 483 Gates av Kleindienst Jacob, hairdresser, 574 Atlantic . av
Kleine Jolm H. police, h 22 Covert Kleine Oscar, grocer, 959 Myrtle av
Kleine Oscar C. jr. hairdresser, 940 Myrtle av Kleine William, lab. h 451 Carroll Kleine William, weaver, h 864 Park av Kleiner Albert, cigars, 35 Graham av Kleinfelder Charles, h 649 Wash'n av Kleinfelder Charles A broommfr. Degraw n Nostrand av .
Kleinfelder Henry, carver, h 197 Boerum . Kleinfelder Joseph, brushmfr. 525 7th av Kleinfelder Luke, mfr. h 640 Wash'n av Kleinfelder & Steers, brooms, Degraw n Nostrand av
Kleingunther Louis, mfr. h 101 Sumpter
Kleinhaumer John, supt. 667 B'way h 51 Tompkins av
Kleinheimner William, seltzermfr. h 314 Floyd
Kleinkoph Bernignes, sugar, h 143 Meserole Kleinlein Dora, wid. John, h 74 Varet Kleinlein George, tailor, 72 Ewen
Kleinlein Jacob, lab. h 246 Humboldt
Kleinlein John P. notary public, 712
Flushing av
Kleinlein Peter, tailor, h 65 Morrill
Kleinmann David, tailor, h 873 Fulton Kleinmann Fred'k, brewer, h 28 Central av Kleinmeier August, waiter, h 252 Union av Kleinmeier George, painter, h 252 Union av Kleinschmidt Frank, cabinetmkr. h 25 Beaver
Kleinschmidt Valentine, bkkpr. h 112 Boe- rum pl
STEINWAY & SONS, PIANOFORTES
Warerooms, - STEINWAY HALL, Nos. 107, 109, and 111 E. 14th St., NEW YORK.
Kleinschnetz Francesca, wid. George, liquors, 1089 B'way
Kleinschnetz George, salesman, h 1089 B'way Kleinteich John, conductor, h 902 Douglass Kleipa Oscar, furrier, h 554 4th av
| Kleipe Lonis, furrier, h 325 20th
Kleist George, liquors, 156 Myrtle av
Klellorin James, driver, h 362 Kent av Klelre Barbara, h 212 Throop av Klem Benjamin, liquors, 109 Rochester av Klem Margaret, wid. Frederick, h 1022 St Mark's av
Klemenz George, cooper, h 62 N. 3d Klemm Frederick, tailor, h 50 Hamburg Klemm Gustav, tailor, h 118 Central av Klemm Jacob. moulder, h 153 Marion Klemm Jacob, tailor, h 194 Troutman Klemmeier George, baker, 252 Union av Klemmer John H. grocer, 440 De Kalb av K'emms Benedict, lab. h 250 Ten Eyck Klenck John D. grocer, 462 3d av, h 457 3d! av
Klenek Richard D. grocer, 462 3d av, h 9th c 3d av
Klenel Jacob, mason, h 223 Johnson av Klenert Frederick, shoemkr. 112 Boerum pl Klenke John, grocer, Graham av c Meeker av Klennet William, painter, h 117 Seigel Klenser Ann wid. John H. h 296 11th Klensey Henry, lithographer, h 357 Grand Klensing Karl, lab. h 255 1st E.D. Klepj Charles, bkkpr. h 402 Willoughby av Klepper Henry W. liquors, 93 Franklin, h 124 Franklin
Klepper Oscar, trimmings, 107 Greene N.Y. h 63 S 3d
Klepper William, cabinetmkr. h 140 Maujer Klersy Elisiph, wid. Henry, 15 Scholes Klesenkamk John, milk, h 89 Butler Klesick August, clk. b 337 9th
Klessing Henry, basketmkr. h 15 Moore Klessing John, basketmkr. h 15 Moore Klett Christian, liquors, 556 Manhattan av, h 147 Dupont
Klett Frank, wireweaver, h 16 Starr Klett Jacob, carpenter, h 340 Wallabout Klett John G. pocketbookmfr. 40th n 5th av Klett Max, cigarmkr. h 89 Van Cott av Kletz Charles, driver, h 94 Throop av Kleupfel George, camphor, h 163 Throop av Klenpfel George J. bkkpr. h 37 MeKibbin Klever John, cigarmkr. h 140 Tillary Kliche August, shoes, h 122 Walworth Klick Johanna, wid. Henry, h 332 Prospect av
Klick William, moulder, h 556 Lorimer Kliebe Theodore, shirts, 284 Grand Klien Edward .V. salesman, h 99 Ainslie
139 and 141 South Oxford St., near fulton St.
LOCKWOOD'S ACADEMY,
co
Golden Chaplet.
(SEE ADVT. OPP. NAME.)
BUT TO ALL THE DESERVING. NOT HONORS TO THE BEST,
Silver Chaplet
WM. H. JACKSON & CO., -
Union Square, New York City. FOUNDRIES AND SHOPS, 315 EAST 28th STREET. [ESTABLISHED 1827.]
Manufact'rers
Artistic Grates, Fenders.
And Fire-Place Novelties. [See. Adv't on leaf opposite name.]
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HORACE WATERS & CO.
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[27 See leaf opposite name, KLI-KLO
way, 7 · THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR Depots: 453 Fulton St., Brooklyn. ICE CREAM IN THE WORLD.
HORTON'S ICE CREAM.
Klien Francis, elk. h 145 Maujer
Klien Jacob, tailor, h 202 Boerum
Klien Louis, lab. h 213 Seboles
Klimeke Charles, watcheasefinisher, h 372 Grand
Klimmer Bernard, carpenter, h 181 EIm Klimmer Joseph, carpenter, h 181 Elm Kline Michael, painter, h 520 Myrtle av Klinck David, ropemkr. h 411 S. 5th
Klinck David G. painter, N. Y. h 371 S. 4th Klinck Jacob, butcher, 9 Hoyt Klinck Jacob, salesman, h 167 Floyd Klinck John, butcher, 572 Grand
Klinck John, carpenter, h 6 Reid av
Klinck Michael, realestate, Wytheav c Wil- son, h 67 Wilson
Klinck William, painter, h 29 Seigel Klincke Albert, h 71 Fulton
Klincke William H. watchcasepolisher, h 140 Concord
Kline Adam, police, h 632 B'way
Kline Adolph L. salesman, h 422 State Kline Albert, coachman, h 405 S. 5th
Kline Andrew J. carpenter, h 212A Howard av
Kline Anthony, h 422 State Kline Bowdewine, watchcasemkr.h 422 State Kline Charles, h 299 Kingsland av
Kline Charles, clk. b 38 Dikeman Kline Charles, clk. h 302 Maujer
Kline Charles, varieties, 696 4th av
Kline Christopher, brewer, h 99 Central av Kline Elizabeth, wid. Peter, dressmkr. h 189 Johnson av
Kline Frederick, braiding, h 363 S. 2d Kline George, lab. h 422 Van Brunt Kline Henry, hatter, h 222 Boerum
Kline John, blacksmith, h 205 Greenpoint av Kline Leonard W. h 557 Dean
Kline Louis, gateman, h 1024 Gates av
Kline Martha, wid. John, h 109 Rochester av Kline Mary, wid. Peter, h 106 Moore
Kline Mary E. wid. Calvin, jeweler, 141 4th E.D.
Kline Maurice, lab. h 225 Montrose av Kline Michael, tailor, h 13 Clinton
Kline Seymour, cityweigher, h 412 Sackett Kline Sulphur H. lab. her 191 S. 3d Kline Theodore, cigars, 510 7th av Kline Thomas, clk. b 1018 B'way
Kline William, weaver, h 6 Harrison av Kline William H. elk. h 557 Dean
Kline William J. drugs, 207 Park av, h 84 Clermont av
Kliner Jacob, butcher, h 885 Park av Klines Michael, Jab. h 46 Clymer Klineschmith Peter, lab. h 902 Flushing av Klinesmith Burger, cik. h 25 Beaver Kling Adam, agt. h 72 Beaver
Kling Anna, wid. Frederick, h 419 Humboldt Kling Charles, clk. h 109 Ross Kling Frederick, shoemkr. h r 26 Montrose av Kling George E. tailor, h 32 Monteith Kling John, shoemkr. h 138 Evergreen av Kling John, wheelwright, h 186 Freeman Kling Lizzie, wid. Adam, h 56 Taylor
Kling Philip, shoes, h 64 Lorimer
Klinge Julius E. plumber, 930 Fulton, h 105 Downing
Klingel Adam, painter, h 256 Ellery Klingel John, cigarmkr. h 135 Ewen Klingel Joseph, shoemkr. 160 Penn
Klingelhoefer Geo. gunsmith, 187 Graham av Klingelhoefer George jr. h 187 Graham av Klingelhoeffer Theodore, baker, 297 Grand Klingemeyer Otto, carpenter, h r 183 Hum- boldt
Klingenbeck Catharine, wid. John, h r 141 Meserole
Klingenbeck Louis, tinmkr. 244 Humboldt Klingenberg Alex. crockery, h 181 Amity Klingenberg Frederica, wid. Edward, varie- ties, 133 2d E.D.
Klingenmeyer Frank, framer, h 89 Cumber- land
Klingenschmidt F. hairdresser, 948 Gates av Klingensmith Valentine, driver,h 3 Whipple Klingeustein Abraham, hatmkr. h 96 Meser- ole
Klingenstein Chas. salesman, h 96 Meserole Klinger Michael, lab. h 96 Stagg
Klingfus Jacob, chandeliers, h 247 Stockton Klingil Charles, jeweler, h 233 Floyd
Klingler George, h 734 Prospect pl Klingler John L. h 582 De Kalb av Klingman George, driver, h 238 Central av Klingmann Andrew, shoemkr. 130 Skillman av
Klingmann Augusta, fancygds. 1216 Myrtle av
Klink Charles, blacksmith, h 296 Ellery Klink Frederick, salesman, h 330 Scher
Klink Martin, sawmkr. h 333 Maujer
Klinke Chas. carpenter, h 133 Harrison av Klinke Gustave, carpenter, h 335 Ellery
Klinkel George, watchmkr. 52 Nassau N. Y. h 56 4th pl
Klinkenberg Max, grocer, 228 Van Brunt Klinkhammer August, lab. h 320 Manjer Klinkhardt Richard F'. drugs, 585 Vand't av Klinnett Adam, lab. h 181 MeKibbin Klinser Herman, engineer, h 355 Pulaski Klippel Otto, cooper, h 51 S. 1st
Klippenburg Frederick & Son, grocers, 24 Little
Klippil Alex. rubberworker, h 231 Ellery Klitsch Charles F. cutter, h 304 Central av Klitsch Christian, tailor, h 103 Ralph Klob John, musician, h 45 Ewen Klobasa Frank, cigarmkr. h 682 Park av Kloberdanz Adam, cigarmkr. lı 24 Adams Klock Gilbert, h 162 State
Klockert George, printer, h 182 Mckibbin
Klockner Fred'k, machinist, h 149 Lorimer Klockner Louis, lab. h 238 N. 5th
Klodt Edward, cabinetmkr. h 679 De Kalb av Klodt William, florist, 342 Myrtle av, h 268 Flatbush av
Klodt William R. florist, 342 Myrtle av, h 99 Flatbush av
Klodz Simon, butcher, 72 Seigel
Kloeck Charles, gilder, h 77 Walworth
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