Lain's Brooklyn City Directory, 1884 - 85, Part 27

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Publication date: 1885
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Brooklyn Electric Construction Co. Wash's c York

Brooklyn Elevated R. R. Co. Fulton e Front Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29 Concord Brooklyn Eye & Ear Hospital, 100 Livings- ton

Brooklyn E.D. Homoeopathic Dispensary, 194 S. 3d

Brooklyn E.D. Hospital & Dispensary, 108 S. 3d

Brooklyn Fastener Co. 42 Fulton

Brooklyn Firebrick Works, 88 Vandyke

Brooklyn Fire Ins. Co. 22 Court & 191 B'way N.Y.

Brooklyn, Flatbush & Coney Island Rail- way Co. 185 Montagne

BROOKLYN FREIE PRESSE, 30 Myrtle av. telephone 69A Brooklyn

Brooklyn Furniture Co. 563 Fulton

Brooklyn Gas Light Co. 180 Remsen

Brooklyn Heights Seminary, 138 Montague Brooklyn Homeopathic Dispensary, 109 Cumberland

Brooklyn Hospital, Raymond n De Kalb av Brooklyn Improvement Co. 3d & 3d av Brooklyn Indian Association, 17 Greene av Brooklyn Institute & Youth's Free Library, 196 Wash'n

Brooklyn Institute and Youth's Free Library, 196 to 200 WASHINGTON ST.

Terms to Adults, $2.00 yearly, or Fifty Cents quarterly.

Brooklyn Iron Works, Plymouth e Jay Brooklyn Knitting Works, 942 Gates av Brooklyn Labor Lyceum, 61 Myrtle av Brooklyn Library, Montague n Court

BROOKLYN CLAY RETORT and FIRE-BRICK WORKS, 88 Van Dyke St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

BROOKLYN EAGLE

BOOK . & . JOB . PRINTING

DEPARTMENT,

34, 36 & 38 FULTON STREET.

ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHING

« Blank » Book » Manufacturing, >>

PAPER RULING AND PAMPHLET BINDING.

This establishment has the LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF MODERN TYPES of any office in the City, with press facilities to do anything in the printing line.

ELECTROTYPING & STEREOTYPING.

MAMMOTH POSTER PRINTING IN COLORS.

Theatrical and Show Printing

A SPECIALTY.

Telephone No., Brooklyn 39.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. (Sunday Edition in the Morning.)

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE

IMORSE

"EAGLE" BUILDINGS, 34, 36 and 38 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN.

The "EAGLE" has a :Larger Circulation Than Any Other Evening Paper .

PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES.

Brooklyn has a population of 700,000 and Long Island of over three-quarters of a million. The "Eagle" was estab- lished when Brooklyn was a village. Advertisers who desire to reach this compact population can do so only through its columns.

Brooklyner reie Presse

„Der Jong Islaender.“

Die einzige tägliche Deutsche Zeitung, Die in Der Stant Brooffyn ericheint.

Sie koftet nur 15 Gts. die QNoche, inclufive des Sonntagsblattes.

Deder Deutfebe, der miffen mill, mas in der Stadt porgebt, fottte fie lefer.

Deutfche und englifche

Drud : Arbeiten aller 2rt

Werden prompt und Billig angefertigt.

OFFICEN:

30 Banrile Ohne. und 59 Rontrofe Live.

THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY PAPER

Published on Long Island,

OFFICES

30 Myrtle Avenue, W. D.,

59 Montrose Avenue,

BROOKLYN, E. D.

pue

Der Long Islaender.

po This paper is now published successfully for the last twenty years; its circulation extents over all Brooklyn and the County towns. There is no better medium for advertising among the 110,000 Germans of Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Freie Presse

JOB PRINTING

IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.

THE BROOKLYN

DAILY TIMES

:IS NOW PRINTED ON

>TWO NEW<

Walter Scott Perfecting Presses

WITH A CAPACITY OF

60,000 PAPERS PER HOUR.

#TYPOGRAPRICALLY

IT IS THE

handsomest + Printed + Daily

IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN.

Branch Office, 156 Fulton St., Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Daily Times,

(ESTABLISHED 1848.)

> nos.+ 24 + and + 26 + BROADWAY, +BROOKLYN,+E.+D .<

The Leading Republican Paper of Kings County, and the best 2c. evening paper in the United States.

The Saturday edition of eight pages is the largest and best paper published in Brooklyn, and contains a large amount of original and selected reading matter, articles on Fashions, Music and the Drama, the Household, Etc., Etc.

To meet the demands of our increasing circulation and growing business, and to add to the convenience of our patrons in the Western District, we have established a Branch Office at 136 FULTON STREET, facing Sands, in the immediate vicinity of the Bridge terminus.

Orders for the regular delivery of the paper, or, for the insertion of advertisements, may be left with our Agent at the Branch Office.

The Branch Office is supplied with a telephone, call " Brooklyn 66."

We have also a Branch Office at Room 7, Sun Building, New York.

The

BROOKLYN

Union.

The Family Newspaper of Brooklyn.

THE EXPONENT OF

Non-Partisanship in Municipal Affairs ;

PROGRESSIVE Republicanism in National Politics ;

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM, AND FREEDOM FROM RING RULE.

Enterprising, Accurate and Newsy.

THE FAVORITE OF BUSINESS ADVERTISERS.

Published Every Afternoon.

PRICE 2

CENTS.

[ From the Union of March 1, 1884.]

A YEAR'S ACHIEVEMENT.

The first year of THE UNION under its new management closes to-day. On the first Monday of last March a transformation was effected in the conduct and character of THE UNION-ARGUS, which placed it before the Brooklyn public as, virtually, a new candidate for their favor. That the reconstructed UNION has not disappointed public expectation has been shown in the extraordinary develop- ment of its circulation and advertising within the last twelve months. Progress so rapid and so well sustained is almost unique in newspaper history, and its continuance for another year will result in placing THE UNION among the foremost newspapers in the country.

These results have not been attained without well-directed enter- prise and a liberal expenditure of capital. They cannot be ex- panded and developed without continued recourse to the same agencies. The press facilities of THE UNION have been taxed to their utmost long before the time when such a contingency could have been reasonably looked for, and at the present moment the only obstacle to the rapid increase of its circulation is the difficulty of supplying the demands of news-dealers with sufficient promptitude. The very elaborate and efficient double press, which Messrs. R. Hoe & Co. are engaged in making for THE UNION, will hardly be ready for use till the end of next summer, but nothing will be left undone to push the work forward.

The expansion of the press facilities of THE UNION will involve a considerable enlargement of its size, and various notable im- provements in its form. Marvelous as has been its progress during the first year of its new management, its second may, therefore, be expected to show a rate of progress even more surprising. Our friends may be assured that the efforts by which success has already been achieved will be directed in the future to making THE UNION in all its departments a still better newspaper. In journalism, standing still means retrogression, and we are as well aware as our most exacting critics can be, that a great deal remains to be done to make THE UNION in all respects worthy of its constituency. A more intelligent, critical and discriminating pub- lic than the newspaper readers of Brooklyn it would be hard to find in the country, and to that constituency, without distinction of age or sex, THE UNION addresses itself. It is only a question of time, and not a very long time at that, when the majority of this constituency will be numbered among its readers.

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DIRECTORS.

WILLIAM M. COLE, JOHN M. FURMAN, WILLIAM H. WALLACE ISAAC CARHART, WILLIAM H. LYON, FELIX CAMPBELL,

MICHAEL CHAUNCEY, BRITTON RICHARDSON,

AUGUSTUS FORD.

H. B. BRUNDRETT, CHAS. T. BARNEY,

ARNOLD A. LEWIS,

ALEX. FORMAN,

EDWARD W. MASCORD,

JACOB K. OLWINE, JAMES F. WHITNEY, DANIEL AYRES, M.D., LL.D., ALONZO SLOTE,

GEORGE A. THORNE, DANIEL BIRDSALL,

WILLIAM DUTCHER.

Brooklyn Lyceum, 229 Wash'n Brooklyn Maternity, 46 Concord Brooklyn Music Hall, Fulton e Flatbush av Brooklyn Needle Works, 21 Fur- man Brooklyn News, 249 Atlantic av Brooklyn News Co. 80 Fulton

Brooklyn Nursery, Herkimer e Kingston av Brooklyn Painting & Decorating Co. 782 Fulton

Brooklyn Painting and Decorating Co., 782 FULTON ST., Cor. Adelphi St.,

Q. SEFROM, Manager. A. JEANSON, Trens. C. PETERSON, Supt.

Brooklyn Park Theatre, 383 Fulton Brooklyn Philharmonic Society, 172 Mon- tague

BROOKLYN PRINTING CO., (JOHN WOEHR, Jr., Prop'r.) CARD & JOB PRINTING, No. 60 Bergen Street, near Smith St.

Brooklyn Provision Co. Hamilton av & Bush Brooklyn Railway Supply Co. 37 Walworth & 1252 Fulton

Brooklyn Real Estate Review & Insurance Patrol, 218 Fulton

Brooklyn Review, 391 Fulton Brooklyn Riding Academy, limited, 472 Pa- cific

Brooklyn Roofing Co. ft Smith & 73 Maiden la N. Y.

Brooklyn Savings Bank, 223 Fulton Brooklyn Sanitarian Hospital & Dispens- ary, 103 Lawrence

Brooklyn Smelting Works, 83 N. 5th Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 204 Montague

BROOKLYN SPRING BED CO., Manufacturers of

Woven Wire Mattresses,

SARATOGA and DOWELL SPRING BEDS, 42 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brooklyn Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. (Thomas Jordan) Baltic c Nevins

THE

Brooklyn Steam Dyeing & Scouring COMPANY, No. 49 DE KALB AVENUE.

Brooklyn Steam Power Co. 55 Atlantic av Brooklyn Sugar Retining Co. 1st E.D. c S. 2d

Brooklyn Sulphur Works, 152 Kent av, tele- phone 806 B'klyn

Brooklyn Sunday School Union (John R. Morris sec.), 154 Dean Brooklyn Theatre (Haverly's), Wash'n c Johnson

Brooklyn Trust Co. 177 Montague BROOKLYN UNION PUBLISHING CO. Fulton c Frout

Brooklyn Watch Case Co. Warren n 4th av Brooklyn Water Front Warehouse & Dry Dock Co. ft 27th

Brooklyn White Lead Co. 91 Front Brooklyn Wire Cloth Works, 69 12th E.D. Brooklyn Woman's Homoeopathic Hospital & Dispensary, 534 Myrtle av Brooklyn Yacht Club, 428 Fulton Brooklyn Young Men's Christian Asociation, Fulton e Gallatin pl

Brooklyn & Crosstown R. R. Co. Manhattan av n Clay

Brooklyn & Long Island City R. R. Co. Hewes c Kent

Brooklyn & New York Bridge, 22 Sands Brookman Henry D. 37 South N.Y. h 118 Remsen

Brookman John H. confectioner, h 160 Huron

PARQUET FLOORING

NATIONAL WOOD MED @ 16 EAST 18"STREET. NEW YORKU NEW DESIGNS Y SEE ADV WVAT NAME;

BUDWEISER BREWING CO. (Limited), BREWERS OF THE CELEBRATED BUDWEISER LAGER BEER, T. C. LYMAN & CO., Brewers of Ale and Porter, 420 to 428 W. 38th Street, New York.

FRANKLIN AVE., DEAN AND BERGEN STREETS, BROOKLYN,

$25 Cash and $10 Monthly Buys First-Class

PIANOS.

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ANDERSON & WISSNER, 298 FULTON ST., opp. LOESER'S, BROOKLYN. 134 BRO

Brookman John U. mer. 37 South N. Y. h | Brooks John, lab, h 47 Hall

1 113 Remsen

Brooks Abram, engineer, h 93 Johnson Brooks Albert H. lithographer, h 119 S 5th Brooks Alexander, hostler, h 43 De Kalb av Brooks Alfred J. clk. h 1161 Myrtle av

Brooks Amelia, h 1254 Myrtle av

Brooks Aune, wid. Frederick W. J. h 148 Rutledge

Brooks Boujan F. watchman, h 256 Ewen Brooks Byron A. sec. 16 Spruce N.Y. h 37} Madison Brooks Carlton, clk. h 167 S. Oxford

Brooks Cassandra, wid. George, boarding, 440 Classon av

Brooks Catherine M. h 262 Grand av Brooks Charles, driver, h r 257 Bridge

Brooks Charles, hairdresser, 466 N. 2d

Brooks Charles E. dentist, 131 S. Oxford

Brooks Charles F. realestate, Wash'n av c Dean, h 775 Dean

Brooks Charles F. 71 Broad N. Y. h 28 8th av Brooks Cornelius L. engineer, h 64 Court Brooks Daniel, carpenter, h 160 Conselyea Brooks Daniel, mer. h 199 Penn

Brooks Edmond W. lather, h 1499 Bergen Brooks Edward, clk. h 116 Noble

Brooks Edward H. foreman, h 89 Dean

Brooks Edward, shoes, b 194 N. 2d

Brooks Edward, supt. Greenpoint av Franklin, h 116 Noble

Brooks Edwin A. shipmaster, 313 Union Brooks Elbridge S. journalist, h 20 Clifton pl Brooks Eliza F. h 355 Atlantic av

Brooks Elizabeth, wid. John, h 129 23th Brooks Elizabeth C. b 355 Atlantic av Brooks Ella, wid. Theodore, h 313 Hicks

Brooks Ellen, cigars, 1677 Atlantic av Brooks E. principal, h 652 Madison Brooks Frederick, compositor, h 188 Rodney Brooks Frederick, poultry, h 58 Walworth Brooks Fred'k W. tanner, h 134 Flatbush av Brooks F. W. J. clk. h 857 Laf av Brooks George, boxmkr. h 34 Humboldt Brooks George, liquors, h 68 Myrtle av Brooks George G. steamheating, 274 Front N.Y. h 118 Pulaski

Brooks George W. drugs, 1161 Myrtle av

GEO. W. BROOKS,

SURE CURE for RHEUMATISM

ONLY 50 cts. A BOTTLE, Drug Store 1161 Myrtle Ave., nr. B'way. Established since 1859.

Brooks Henry, driver, h 81 2d Brooks Henry W. provisions, 194 Wash'n mkt. N.Y. h 48 S. Elliott pl Brooks Jacob, driver, h 298 Smith Brooks John, h 330 Union

Brooks John, carpenter, h 11 Powers Brooks John, carpenter, h 291 Bridge Brooks John, elk. h 1010 B'way

Brooks John, ironrailer, h 490 Laf av

Brooks Jobn, restaurant, 98 Grand

Brooks John S. stoveboards, 211 Water N.Y. h 102 Berkeley pl

Brooks John S. jr. restaurant, Coney Island, h 79 York

Brooks Joseph, carpenter, h 1677 Atlantic av Brooks Joseph, lab. h312 Union av

Brooks Josephine, wid. Josiah, h 37 Halsey Brooks Josephus D. collector, h 334 Kos- ciusko

Brooks Joshua, mason, h 52 S. 3d

Brooks Louis, h 402 State

Brooks Louis, hairdresser, 363 B'way, h 473 Grand

Brooks L. C. hatter, h 234 Ellery

Brooks Mary, wid. John S. h 79 York

Brooks Mary A. milliner, 243 De Kalb av

Brooks Mich'l, carpenter, h 13 Greenpoint av

Brooks Nathan P. broker, h 98 Orange Brooks Newall S. entter, h 361 S. 2d

Brooks Nicholas, artist, h 77 Ryerson

Brooks Noble, ferrymaster, h 334 Dean Brooks Paul, cigars, 153 Hamilton av Brooks Phillip T. carpenter, 7th av n 53d, h 15 Concord

Brooks Richard, h r 244 Duffield

Brooks Ritchie, blacksmith, h 91 Graham

Brooks Roswell B. shipmaster, h 163 Hall

Brooks Rudlich, steward, h 32 Sumner av

Brooks Samuel, h 7 Columbia pl Brooks Samuel, agt. h 236 Carlton av

Brooks Samuel, machinist, 259 Franklin av Brooks Samuel, teas, h 312 8th

Brooks Samuel C. jeweler, h 177 Degraw

Brooks Sarab, wid. David, h 103 Harrison

Brooks Streeter, h 20 Clifton pl

Brooks Theodore, printer, h 343 12th Brooks Thomas, clk. h 104 Butler

Brooks Thomas, painter, h 206 Ten Eyck Brooks Thomas, sailmkr. h 45 Carroll Brooks Thomas J. clk. b 269 Putnam av

Brooks T. F. engineer, 349 Throop av

Brooks T. & Co.'s successors, furniture, 137 Fulton

Brooks Walter, printer, b 57 S. 8th Brooks William, carpenter, h 181 Ainslie Brooks William, fishman, h 104 Butler Brooks William, shoemkr. h 257 Grand

Brooks William, u.s.n. h 243 De Kalb av

Brooks William A. billiardtablemkr. 393 Atlantic av

Brooks William A. lab. h r 397 2d E.D.

Brooks William H. millinery, 243 De Kalb av Brooks W. A. Roberts & Co. billiardtable- mkrs. 393 Atlantic av

Brooksbank Edwin W. salesman, 256} 22d Brooksbank George, shader, h 190 24th

Broom Charles W. shipjoiner, h 1275 De Kalb av

Broome A. R. wid. James E. h 116 2d pl Broome Catharine, b 167 Union av

Broome Charles A. batter, h r 390 S. 2d Broome John, lab. h 269 Powers.

Broome John L. jr. clk. h 446 Nostrand av Broome Sarah, wid. Wm. dressmkr. 137 S. 8th Broome Thomas T. watchmkr. h 137 S. 8th Broomer John, framer, h 973 Pacific

WEBB'S ALCOHOL AND COLOGNE SPIRIT ? ESTABLISHED 1885.

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Broomfield George, supt. h 638 Hicks Broomfield James, painter, h 64 4th E.D. Broomhall William H. sadler, h 395 Adelphi Broon John, police, h 310 17th

Brophater Jacob, glasscutter h 54 Bartlett Brophey Patrick, sailmkr. h 445 Degraw Brophey Thomas W. painter, h 172 Hope Brophy Andrew, clk. h 294 B'way

Brophy Alexander, clk. h 125 3d

Brophy Ann, wid. Kern, h 532 Court

Brophy Daniel, militarygds. h 36 Jackson Brophy Elizabeth, wid. Stephen B. h 159 Hicks

Brophy Ellen, h 5 7th E.D.

Brophy Francis, carpenter, h 529 Baltic

Brophy Godwin, elk. h 203 Wilson

Brophy James, lab. h 456 Warren

Brophy James, printer h 73 Degraw

Brophy John, carpenter, h 628 Baltic

Brophy John, lab. h 1335 Myrtle av

Brophy John A. restaurant, 163 B'way N.Y. h 46 St. Mark's av

Brophy John J. cottonmender, k 108 12th Brophy Joseph, hatter, h 28 Canton

Brophy Michael, lab. h 156 Huron Brophy Michael A. sailmkr. h 475 Baltic Brophy Mary, wid. Henry, h 73 Degraw Brophy Patrick, carpenter, h 684 Butler Brophy Peter, lab. h 28 Carroll

Brophy Thomas, carpenter, h 68 Union Brophy William, colormixer, h 73 Degraw

Brophy William, lab. h 38 Congress Brophy Wm. metalmoulder, h 80 11th E.D. Brophy William, police, h 208 14th

Brosa Fritz, bkkpr. h 228 Clinton

Broschardt Lawrence, tailor, h 1239 Myrtle av

Broschert John A. drygds. 101 Cook Broshard John, printer, h 76 Carlton av Broshart Frank, cabinetmkr. h 109 Throop av Broske Aloyes, wheelwright, h 269 Stockton Brosnan Ellen, wid. Timothy, h 369 St. Mark's pl

Brosman Thomas, lab. h 107 Frost

Brosnan George, engraver, h 575 3d av

Brosnan Jeremiah A. (Rev.) h 21 Sidney pl Brosnan John lettercarrier, h 631 Atlantic av Brosnan Michael, cashier, h 286 Sackett Brosnan Michael, furdr'ss'r, hr 591 Vand'tav

Brosnan Michael, lab. h 142 Butler

Brosnan Patrick, furrier, h 111 Underhill av Brosnan Timothy H. pres't, 261 B'way N.Y. h 348 Clinton

Brosnan William, grocer, 88 Union

Bross Andrew, elk. h 92 Adelphi

Bross Charles, moulder, h 256 7th E.D.

Bross Frederick L. hairdresser, h 190 Mid- dleton

Bross Jacob, carpenter, h 576 Sackett Bross John, cooper, h 222 Bush

Brossard Eugene, glasscutter, h 381 Court Brosslin John, lab. h 524 Hicks Brossman William, cutter, h 216 N. 2d Brosson Julius, bkkpr. 630 Bush wick av Broth Walter, shoemkr. h 53 Johnson av Brothars Michael, blacksmith, h 508 Myrtle av

Brotherhood Alfred, engineer, h 96 Orange Brotheridge Joseph G. horseshoer, 166 Carl- ton av, h Bleecker c Irving av Brothers John, shoes, 921 Pacific

Brothers Lawrence J. clk. h 921 Pacific Brothers William, mason, h r 513 Kent av Brotherson Gillis P. bkkpr. h 90 Sterling pl Brotherton Ira, shipmaster, h 762 Bedford av

Brott Joseph, h 854 Dean

Brotz Charles, lab. h 72 Stagg

Brouard Frederick, salesman, h 926 Laf av Brouard William, elk. h 926 Laf av

Brough William, bkkpr. h 226 14th

Broughan Stephen, pencils, h 35 Cumber- land

Broughton Edward T. paperhanger, h 565 Vand't av

Broughton John, tinsmith, h 97 Union av Broughton John C. hotel, Saratoga, h 453 Gold

Broughton Joseph, caulker, h 557 Clinton Broughton Josephine de F. wid. Noah B. h 41 Scher

Broughton William A. shoemkr. h 183 Skill- man av

Broul Hayward C. stationer, h 228 Clinton Brouneng Anna, wid. Wm. h 440 N. 2d

Brounsburg Richard, cabinetmkr. h 178 Greenpoint av

Brounwarth Frank, butcher, h 518 Graham av

Bronsch Adam, chairmkr. h 710 Flushing av Brouse Bernhard, cooper, k 637 Flushing av Brouthers Mary, wid. James, h 10 State

Brouwer Jacob M. salesman, h 625 Frank- lin av

Brouwer John, elk. h 377 Grand

Brouwer Theodore, jeweler, 377 Grand Brovosts Frank, h 274 Penn

Brow James E. cook, h 514 Flushing av

Brow Jeremiah, cik. h 177 Stuyvesant av

Brow Walter, driver, h 106 Gwinnett

Brow William jr. lab. h 314 Flushing av

Browar Richard, machinist, h 64 Vand't av Browbridge John, hardware, b 67 Patchen av

Browe Edward S. h 338 Grand av

Brower Abraham L. produce, 248 Wash'n N.Y. h 879 Bedford av

Brower Alexander, carpenter, h 485 Herki- mer

Brower Alex R. hatter, h 79 Clinton av

Brower Andrew S. produce, Wash'n N.Y. h 138 Hewes

Brower Benjamin T. fruits, 118 Fulton N.Y. h 316} Monroe

Brower Bridget, wid. John, h 187 Dupont Brower Charles, lettercarrier, h 88 Johnson Brower Charles F. elk. h 236 Clermont av

Brower Charles L. lawyer, h 671 Van Buren Brower Christina, wid. William E. h 549 Pacific

Brower Conrad, porter, h 299 Pacific

Brower C. M. h 63 Putnam av

Brower Daniel, fish, h 223 Nassau

Brower David, asst. engineer, 29 Municipal bldg. h 185 Keap

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¡Brower David, elk. h 156 Henry

Brower Edwin F. cigars, 79 Flatbush av, h 15 Talman

Brower Elizabeth, wid. Thos. h 206 Sands Brower Frances A. wid. Chas. b 15 Talman Brower Francis A. foreman, Hall e Park av, b 460 Carlton av

Brower Frank N. shoemkr. h 141 Ainslie Brower Garret, b 190 Wilson

Brower Garret, produce, Wash'n mkt. N.Y. h 154 17th

Brower George F. printer, Spring N.Y. h 383 Pulaski

Brower George V. lawyer, 44 Court, h Park pl e Kingston av

Brower George W. carpenter, h 40 Adelphi Brower Gilbert H. shipcarpenter, 573 Court, h 47 11th

Brower Grant, engineer, h 200 Spencer Brower Henry, tel. oper. b 48 E. Elliott pl Brower Henry C. painter, h 134 High Brower Henry I. carpenter, h 301 S. 4th

Brower Henry V. milkman, 371 Kent av

Brower Holmes T. stonemounter, h 210 Prospect av

Brower James C. h 10 Ralph av

Brower James F. elk. b 174 Willoughby av Brower Jane, wid. Isaac, h 456 Sackett

Brower Jeremiah, h 40 Adelphi

Brower John, h 52 Hanson pl Brower John, h 298 5th E.D.

Brower John, chainer, b 242 S. 3d

Brower John, porter, h 110 Sackett

Brower John, shoemkr. h 97 11th E.D.

Brower John L. presses, 208 Wythe av & 45 Beekman N. Y.

Brower John S. restaurant, 314 Adams Brower John T. printer, h 40 Adelphi Brower Jones A elk. 291 Navy

Brower L. elk. h 309 Putnam av

Brower Martin V. shoemkr. h 378 S. 2d Brower M. T. h 63 Putnam av

Brower Olander F. goldleaf, Fulton e Gold N.Y. h 84 Hoyt

Brower Richard, machinist, h Vand't av n Park av

Brower Richard C. elk. h 292 Gates av Brower R. Lefferts, com. mer. 94 Barclay N.Y. h 163 17th

Brower Samuel, elk. b 166 S. Elliott pl

Brower Selah W. c. h. insp. h 29 Middagh Brower Van Pelt, cooper, 82 Schenck, h 96 Hall

Brower Walter. tel. oper. h 148 N. Elliott pl

Brower Warren G. furnggds. h 973 Laf av Brower Wilbur, elk. h 460 Carlton av Brower William, lab. h 1015 3d av Brower William, sailmkr. h 521 Henry Brower William, shoemkr: h 1: 5 N. 3d Brower William H. elk. h 470 Dean Brower William H. cooper, h 73 Duffield Brower William L. shoemkr. h 378 S. 2d Brower William W. h 222 Clermont av Brower Willis, elk. b 106 Devoe Browers Charles A. insp. c.h. h 15 Talman Browley George, mason, h 250 Steuben Brown Aaron, driver, h 210 Jackson

Brown Abby J. wid. Edmund A. nurse, 231 Seher

Brown Abraham, driver, b 315 Columbia Brown Abram, porter, h 87 Fort Greene pl Brown Adam, com. mer. 26 New N. Y. h 263 Hoyt

Brown Adam, tinsmith, h 87 Eagle Brown Adam T. driver, h 23 Waverly av Brown Adele, wid. Jobn, fruit, 505 Fulton, h 242 Scher

Brown Albert, compositor, b 218 Adams Brown Albert, glassblower, h 572 Clinton Brown Albert, printer, h 708 Herkimer

Brown Alexander, h 362 Bedford av : Brown Alexander, liquors, 690 Wash'n av Brown Alexander, metal, 46 John, b 273 Vand't av

Brown Alexander, soap, h 58 Taylor Brown Alexander, tailor, h 82 Sullivan

Brown Alexander W. printer, h 26 2d E.D.

Brown Alfred, cik. h 327 Franklin av

Brown Alfred J. laundry, 316 Gold

Brown Allen, police, h 131 40th

Brown Allen G. clk. h 382 Bergen

Brown Alonzo, machinist, h 169 4th E.D.

Brown Alonzo, tel. oper. h 465 State

Brown Alpheus L. elk. h 274 Gates av

Brown Alvab G. shoes, 53 4th E.D. h 191 Wilson

Brown Andrew, ironfounder, Sth € Hope, h 143 Penn

Brown Andrew, lab. h 523 Kent av

Brown Andrew, oiler, h 40 Pacific

Brown Andrew, peddler, b 15 Rock

Brown Andrew, wheelwright, b 678 Warren Brown Andrew D. toolmkr. 139 3d av, h 678 Warren

Brown Ann, wid. Richard, h 189 Steuben Brown Ann, wid. Samuel D. h 189 Johnson Brown Ann M. wid. Frederick, h 340 Tomp- kins av

Brown Anna, wid. John, h 154 Spencer

Brown Anna E. wid. Paul, h 274 Vand't av Brown Anna S. h 597 Bedford av

Brown Annie, h 217 Johnson

Brown Annie, dressmkr. 437 Fulton

Brown Annie, wid. John A. h 311 Scher

Brown Annie A. wid. Fred'k, h 164 Hewes

Brown Annie E. wid. E. H. h 96 Hewes

Brown Annie M. physician, 488 Bedford av

Brown Anson H. blacksmith, h 139 Prospect av

Brown Anthony, machinist, b 44 Hudson av

Brown Archie, porter, h 108 Sackett

Brown August, b 216 Calyer

Brown August, insp. b 536 N. 2d

Brown Augustus, engineer, h 48 S. 10th

Brown Augustus, lab. b 205 24 E.D.

Brown Augustus L. salesman, h 178 St. James' pl

Brown A. waiter, h 456 Adelphi

Brown Barbara, wid. b 10 Skillman av. Brown Bell R. h 321 Monroe

Brown Benjamin, carman, h 387 S. 2d

Brown Benjamin, conductor, h 749 3d av

Brown Benjamin, peddler, h 491 Warren

Brown Benjamin, shipmaster, h 218 Rodney

OTIS

Safety Steam and Hydraulic

ELEVATORS OTIS BROS. & CO. 92 and 94. Liberty Street, New York.

LONG ISLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS,

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Lain's Brooklyn City Directory, 1884 - 85, Part 27

Author: Lain and Company Publication date: 1885 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1564

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1885
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1564