Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1884, Part 167

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Publication date: 1884
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McQuinn Wm. boilermkr. h r 49 Meeker av McQuiston Philip B. saws, h 402 Graham av McQuiston Philip C. carriagemkr. 132 8th E.D. McRay James, waiter, h 43 Chapel

McRaynolds Alex. watchman, h 436 Hud- son av

McRea Edward, cooper, 5 Coenties slip, N.Y. h 113 43rd

McRea Edward L. brassmolder, h 113 43d McRea John S. bldr. 85 Fort Greene pl McRea Patrick, h 160 Grand

McReady Frederic R. weigher, 111 Wall N.Y. 424 Herkimer

McReady William P. weigher, 111 Wall N.Y. h 424 Herkimer

McReek John B. carman, h 87} Dupont McReynolds Michael, lab. h 428 Warren

McRobbie H. M. h 356 Henry

McRobbie Louis, h 356 Henry

McRoy William, lab. h 90 Butler

MeShaffrey James, blacksmith, h 103 S. 6th MeShane Alexander, driver, h 13 Canton McShane Charles, bricklayer, h 16 4th

McShane David, lab. h 39 Pacific

McShane Henry, plumbers' mtls. 50 Myrtle av, h Baltimore

McShane Henry & Co. (Thomas G.Knight), plumbers' mtls. 50 Myrtle av

McShane James, lab. h 56 Columbia pl MeShane James F. lab. h 109 Navy

McShane James F. lawyer, 272 B'way N.Y. h 791 Greene av

McShane John, lab. h 52 Congress

McShane Owen, h r 81 Hudson av

McShane Owen, lab. h 44 Willow pl

McShane Phillip, cutter, h 305 Schermer. horn

McShay Daniel, lab. h 719 Hicks

McShay James, lab. h 725 Hicks

McShea John, lab. h 146 9th

McSheffrey Mich'l, wiremkr. h 314 Oakland

McSherry Patrick, printer, h 210 Concord

McSkimming Archibald, compositor, h 139 Lawrence

McSkimming George, compositor, h 139 Lawrence

McSkimming Hugh, compositor, h 139 Law- rence

McSolyer Patrick, mason, h 264 Eckford

McSorley John, leatherdresser, h 9 Elm

McSorley Joseph, h 384 Kent av

McSorley Mary, wid Edward, h 64 S. 10th

MeSorley Michael, undertaker, 74 Tompkins av, h 63 Tompkins av

McSorley Simon, liquors, 152 Wythe av

McSorley William, drygds. 613 Myrtle av McSorley Wm. wireworker, h 105 Union av McSorley Bros. ( William), drygds. 613 Myr- tle av

McSorley & McLean (Michael McSorley, John McLean), undertakers, 74 Tomp- kins av

McSupple Michael, machinist, h 229 Bridge McSweeney John, clk. h 520 Warren

McSweeney Jolin, peddler, h 135 Nevins MeSwegan Thomas, machinist, h 118 N. 1st McTaffe John C. supt. 559 Smith, h 14 4th pl McTaggart John A. printer, h 274 18th McTaggart Mary J. wid. h 381 Baltic McTague Hugh, cooper, h 125 N. 5th MeTague James, cooper, h 346 3d E.D. McTague Owen, lab. h 13 Division pl McTamany William, milk, 850 Dean MeTeirnen Farrell, lab. h 117 Columbia McTernan Hugh A. lawyer, 243 B'way N.Y. h 51 Warren

Alcohol & Cologne Spirit? ESTABLISHED ( J. A. WEBB, 1835. ) 165 Pearl St., New York.

Used by Druggists and Manufacturers throughout the world. Send for Quotations.

COLGATE & CO'S VIOLET TULLET WATER.

A bottle of Colgate & Co's Violet Toilet Water furnishes the essential prin- ciple of a hundred bouquets of Violets, for little more than the cost of one. MOTE-MOWI 833 MOWI-MEA -

McTernan John, liquors, 76 Columbia, h 51 Warren

McTernan Mary, wid. John, h 277 Pearl McTiernan Hugh, lab. h 115 Union

McTiernan Jane, wid. James, h 108 Pearl McTiernan John, lab. h r 688 Bergen McTiernan John, mason, 327 17th

McTighe Henry, broker, 51 Wall N.Y. h 398 Clermont av

MeTighe William A. lawyer, 361 Fulton, h 97 Kingsland av

McTighe William C.liquors, 97 Kingsland av McTigue James, lab. h 17 Greenpoint av MeVaigh Michael, lab. h 104 Steuben MeVarish Daniel, carpenter, h 161 Bush Me Varish John, carpenter, h 161 Bush MeVay Henry, varieties, 258 Nassau

MeVay James, lab. h 797 Park av MeVay John, cooper, h 175 Water Mc Vay John, peddler, h 9 5th

MeVay Patrick, barkpr. h 58 Flushing av

Mc Vay Rosanna, wid. Christopher, h 78 S. 6th

Mc Veety Thomas H. shoes, 242 Smith, h 249 Smith

MeVeigh Ann. wid. Frank, h r 163 Butler

MeVeny Thomas, clk. h 285 23d

McVey Alfred, clk. h 79 Newell

McVey Daniel, painter, h 468 Hicks

McVey Dennis, h 362 Hicks

McVey Elizabeth, wid. John, h 362 Hicks McVey Elizabeth, wid. Thos. h 304 Henry MeVey Harriot, wid. Peter, h 79 Newell

McVey James, lab. h 479 Hicks

MeVey John, paver, h 484 Court

McVey John, machinist, h 353 S. 1st McVey Patrick, shoemkr. 345 Baltic MeVey Samuel, lab. h 16 Coles

McVey Thomas M. clk. h 47 Canton

MeVey Wm. cigarmkr. h 62 Manhattan av

McVey William, lab. h 15 Luquer

McVicar Robert, tailor, 482 Grand, h 915 Finshing av

Mc Vicker Michael, lab. h 295 Eckford McVicker Patrick, grocer, 335 Oakland MeVigh Edward J. h 5624 Clinton

Me Vigh John, sailor, h 153 India

MeVoy Augusta, boarding, 257 Bushwick av

McVoy Joseph K. foreman, h 257 Bushwick av

MeVoy Mary, wid. h 361 Hicks

MeVoy Robert, shipjoiner, h 317 Leonard

McWade Christopher, typecaster, h 152 N. 6th

McWade John, lab. h 33 Meeker av

MeWaters Thomas, bricklayer, h 176 Rich- ardson

McWaters Thomas, grocer, 34 Main

McWesson William, shipsmith, h 38 Seigel

Me Whinney David, seaman, h 449 Hum- boldt

McWhinney Wm. C. driver, h 687} 5th av

Mc William Margaret A. wid. John, h 151 Monroe

McWilliam Thomas, confectioner, 23 Woos- ter N.Y. h 163 S. 1st

Mc Williams Arthur, supt. h 55 Franklin

Mc Williams Bernard, varieties, h 364 Hud- son av McWilliams Charles S. bkkpr. h 702 Bed- ford av

McWilliams Daniel W. sec. 71 B'way N.Y 'h 39 S. Portland

McWilliams James, cik. h 187 St. James' pl Mc Williams John, lab. h 22 Flint

McWilliams John, lab. h 22 Stewart's al McWilliams John, liquors, 192 Greene McWilliams James, lab. h 206 N. 5th

Mc Wintzer Carl M. broker N. Y. h 202 Warrer McWood William, bkbinder, h 185 Sands Meacham Charles T. realestate, 650 Gate; av, h 549 Greene av

Meacham Harris H. com. mer. 650 B'way N. Y. lı 549 Greene av

Meacham & Co. (C. T. Meacham), realestate, C50 Gates av

Meachan John, h 50 Gold

Meachan John, lab. h 50 Gold

Meachan Michael, barkpr. h 50 Gold

Mead Albert, salesman, h 922 Myrtle av

Mead Albert E. provisions, 389 Grand, h 235 Penn

Mead Albert G. elk. h 363 B'way

Mead Ann E. wid. Halsey R. h 190 Halsey Mead Annie, wid. John W. h 54 Cheever pl Mead Benjamin, paperhanger, h 125 11th

Mead Benjamin F. drygds. N.Y. h 346 Carl- ton av

Mead Benjamin F. painter, h 125 11th Mead Byron E. physician, 428 State, office hours 8 to 10, 12 to 1 & 5 to 7

Mead Charles, machinist, h 31 Nevins Mead Charles A. clk. h 248 Kosciusko

Mead Charles A. mason, h 337 4th E.D. Mead Charles A. shoemkr. h 66 Ten Eyck Mead Cornelius, peddler, h 96 Troy av

Mead Cyrus, cashier, h 46 Clifton pl

Mead Egbert, h 75 Woodbine

Mead Ellsworth T. bkbinder, h 296 Grand

Mead Elizabeth B. wid. Melancthon, h 2( Cambridge pl

Mead Frank, machinist, h 31 Nevins

Mead Fredrick, packer, h 266 2d E.D.

Mead Frederick A. painter, h 509 5th av

Mead George, clk. li 73 S. 8th

Mead George, grocer, 100 Pineapple, h 25: Washington

Mead George B. h 119 St. Felix

Mead George F. carpenter, h 172 Stockton

Mead George H. cooper, 97 Pine N.Y. h 586 Franklin av

Mead George N. ferryman, h 170 Amity

Mead George R. machinist, h 50 Nassau

Mead George W. lawyer, 179 Montague, L. 26 Monroe pl

Mead George W. salesman, h 152 Calyer

Mead Halsey, cooper, 97 Pine N.Y. h 578 Franklin av

Mead Henry A. clk. h 247 Penn

Mead Henry C. sashmkr. 192 Union av, 1: 105 Conselyea

Mead Henry O. pat. medicinemfr. N. Y. h 398 State

Mead Hiram W. broker, stock exchange N.Y. h 252 Cumberland

WM. H. JACKSON & CO., Union Square, New York City. FOUNDRIES AND SHOPS, 315 EAST 28th STREET. [ ESTABLISHED 1827.]

Manufact'rs Artistic Grates, Fenders, And Fire-Place Novelties. [See Adv't on leaf opposite name

14 CHAMBERS ST., NEW YORK.

SEND POSTAL CARD FOR MAP OF EITHER.

ROCKAWAY BEACH AND OTHER SESIDE PROPERTY.

HITCHCOCK & DENTON, JOZONE PARK, "The Harlem of Brooklyn."

IRA PEREGO,

Fine Shirts to Order. CUSTOM UNDERWEAR A SPECIALTY. 128 & 130 Fulton St., & 87 Nassau St., New York. MEA

834

MEA

200 ROOMS (ALL FRONT). Locatedin the Commercial Centre. M. B. SWEET, Prop., Formerly o f

Breslin & Sweet, Hotel Brighton, Coney Island.

Broadway and Canal St., New York. ) (EUROPEAN PLAN.)

MANHATTAN HOTEL,

Mead Honora, wid. Peter, h 143 N. 9th Mead James, lab. h 497 Marcy av Mead James A. clk. h 247 Penn

Mead Jennie, wid. Jarvis, h r 353 S. 5th

Mead John, lab. h 721 Gates av Mead John, lab. h 7 State

Mead John A. bkbinder, h 1513 Atlantic av Mead John H. lab. h 157 N. 5th Mead John P. janitor, 756 Bedford av Mead John S. A. driver, h 83 Clifton pl Mead Joseph, mason, h 337 4th E.D. Mead Joseph D. clk. h 648 Greene av Mead Joseph S. h 86 4th E. D.

Mead J. H. h 31 Halsey

Mead Lawrence, lighterman, h 99 Hamil- ton av

Mead Luke, cooper, h 155 Huntington

Mead Margaret, wid. William H. h 144 Flushing av Mead Mary W. h 153 Schermerhorn

Mead Melville H. broker, 72 Wall N.Y. h 26 1st pl

Mead Mortimore, lab. h 339 Ewen Mead Nathaniel M. cooper, h 85 3d

Mead Newell L. broker, h 139 Rutledge Mead Nicholas, peddler, h 81 Clifton pl Mead Nicholas, lab. h 669 Herkimer

Mead Peter, bidr. h 567 Willoughby av Mead Rebecca, wid. h 581 Baltic Mead Robert B. clk. b 36 5th av Mead Robert P. chemist, h 36 5th av Mead Sarah T. wid. Thomas G. 83 Devoe Mead Sarah T. wid. Thos. T. h 277 Leonard Mead Thaddeus B. printer, h 141 14th Mead Thomas H. elk. h 225 Navy Mead Thomas J. bkbinder, b 296 Grand Mead Titus, broker, 72 Wall N. Y. h 26 1st pl Mead William, h 935 Atlantic av

Mead William, artist, h 653 Greene av Mead William B. supt. h 112 Hancock Mead William E. bkkpr. h 102 Madison Mead William H. milk, 923 Fulton

Mead & Whiting (Nathaniel M. Mead, Sey- mour L. Whiting), coopers' mtls. 412 Smith

Mead Zachariah, clk. h 174 Lee av Meade Addison L. livery, 740 Atlantic av, h 461 Carlton av Meade Agnes, wid. h 87 Henry

Meade Edward, porter, h 125 Atlantic av

Meade Frank W. livery, 740 Atlantic av, h 461 Carlton av

Meade George, nailer, h 90 Clay

Meade James E. com. mer. 201 West N.Y. h 103 Pulaski

Meade James M. boots, 139 Myrtle av Meade Michael, h 103 Franklin av

Meade Morris, contractor, h 595 Quincy Meade Patrick, broker, 58 Wall N.Y. h 683 Lafayette av

Meade Peter, oil, N.Y. h 16 Cambridge pl Meade Samuel A. barkpr. h 28 State Meade William, clk. h 87 Henry

Meade William, lab. h 1341 De Kalb av

Meadley William H. pianotuner, 400 De Kalb av

Meadon Thomas J. sheetiron, 51 Greenpoint av, h 82 India

Meadows Henry, machinist, b 469 Park av

Meadows William C. clk. h 306 Graham Meaghan Edward, foreman, h 40 Carlton av

Meaghan Patrick, lab. h 482 Hicks

Meagher Edward D. liquors, 243 Flatbush av, h 471 Bergen

Meagher James, h 313 Plymouth

Meagher James S. clk. h 419 Pulaski Meagher John J. oils, 61 37th

Meagher Mary, confectioner, 231 Hoyt

Meagher Michael, h 45 St. Mark's av

Meagher Michael, lab. h 494 Carroll Meagher Michael F. barkpr. h 106 Duffield Meagher Patrick, lab. h 474 Hicks

Meagher Patrick, salesman, h 120 Summit

Meagher Philip, lab. h 313 Plymouth

Meagher Sarah, wid. William, h 58 3d Meagher Thomas, clk. h 58 3d

Meagher Thomas, carpenter, h 292 Floyd

Meagher Thomas, carpenter, h 168 Stockton

Meagher Thomas, watchman, h 665 Bergen Meagher Thomas F. laborer, h 73 Gold

Meagher William, carpenter, h 591 Vander- bilt av

Meahro Charles, clk. h 38 Coles

Meaila James, porter, h 20 Willow pl

Meakim Gregory, engineer, h 239 6th E.D.

Meakim James, liquors, 120 5th E.D.

Meakim James, realestate, 353 Graham av, h 470 N. 2d

Meakim John N. milk. 82 Banzett

Meakim William C. feed, 60 Bushwick av, h 470 N. 2d

Meakim & Hill (James Meakim, M. E. Hill), liquors, 120 5th E.D.

Mealy Michael, lab. h 689 Bergen

Mealy Thomas, porter, 176 Graham

Mealio Frederick, agt. h 358 Tompkins av

Mealio George W. sailmkr. h 177 Devoe

Mealio James J. (Rev.), 250 Jay

Mealley James, carpenter, h 112 3d E.D.

Mean Thomas, boilermkr. h 115 Powers Meaney James, blacksmith, h 233 Huron

Meaney John, grocer, 88 Union

Meaney Michael, plasterer, h 659 Washing- ton av

Meaney Michael J. bkkpr. h 220 Nassau

Meaney Peter J. broker, 17 Willoughby, h 903 Herkimer

Meankney Hiram, carpenter, h 410 N. 2d Means Ann, h 140 Raymond

Meany Anthony, lab, h 100 Tremont

Meany Dennis, barkpr. h 274 Schermerhorn

Meany Harry, tailor, h 63} Utica av

Meany James, lab. h 42 Gold

Meany James A. chiefclk. 8 City Hall, h 236 Bridge

Meany John, driver, h 42 Gold

Meany Mary, h 30 S. 11th

Meany Thomas, lab. h 197 Sackett

Meares Edward, porter, h 245 Navy

Mearns John T. R. tel. oper. h 219 Hall

Mears Harriet, wid. James h 318 Leonard

Mears John, physician, h 258 Grand av

Mears John E. carpenter, h 228 Lorimer

Mears Lemuel, machinery, 39 Warren N.Y. h 258 Grand av

Mears Mary L. wid. George W. h 383 State

OPIS Safety Steam and Hydraulic

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

ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR

-- OF THE -

PLAYS ANYTHING.

MarvelTU JORGUINETIE

ANYBODY CAN PLAY IT.

Style F.

Length, 11} inches ; width, 8 inches ; height, 102 inches. Weight, boxed for shipment, 11} pounds. Price, including 14 feet of music, $8.00. Price of music for this style, 4c. per foot.

Style L. Price, including 14 feet of music, walnut, $9.00 ; ebonized, $9.50.

Style L is similar to style F in size and quality of tone, but has a heavier case, and is more elaborately ornamented.

Though the smallest of our instruments, they have a full, clear tone, are well made, and the range of music is, practically, unlimited. We have already a large number of selections prepared for these instruments, embracing Hymn Tunes, Popular Airs, Operatie and Dance music.

The Orguinette.

Style G.

Length, 143 inches ; width, 12 inches ; height, 72 inches. Weight, boxed for shipment, 14 pounds. Price, including 14 feet of music, $10.

Price of music for this style, 4c. per foot.

This instrument plays the same music as style F, but is larger and stronger in tone. The expression box introduced on this style forms a tone chamber, which, by means of the hinged cover, can be opened or closed by the performer's left hand while playing, thus producing delightful crescendo or diminuendo effects at pleasure.

Style H.

Length, 27 inches ; width, 12} inches ; height, 8 inches. Weight, boxed for shipment, 22 pounds. Price, including 14 feet of music, $14. Price of music for this instrument, 4c. per foot.

Rolls will be made to order from music selected from list for styles F and G without extra charge.

The same instrument as style G, but with Reel Attachment for the more convenient holding and playing of the tunes. In this style the funes are joined consecutively and placed on a spool, from which the sheets pass through the instrument, underneath the reed board, and are received upon a similar spool. These spools are readily taken out and others inserted when a change of music is desired, or the tunes can in a moment's time be wound back and played over again.

Automatic Music Sheets.

OUR Automatic Music Sheets, for use with style H, can be placed upon Rollers for Spools. Each Roller contains twenty or thirty tunes, and is classed under the head of: 1st-SACRED MUSIC; 2d-POPULAR AIRS; 3d- HORNPIPES, REELS, WALTZES, POLKAS, &c .; 4th-OPERATIC MUSIC; 5th - One of any of the sets of QUADRILLES named in the tune list. The pro- vision for repeating the Sacred Music and Popular Airs is perfect. The Tunes under the third head, viz., Hornpipes, Reels, &c., of the same class, are arranged upon the sheets in consecutive order, so that the time is kept up, while a pleasing variety of tunes is produced. The sets of Quadrilles are complete in quantity, and mathematically correct in time ; and, as all the changes of figures are printed on the sheets, any one, even a child, without an ear for music or musical knowledge, can provide the music, do the prompting, and so far take the place of professional musicians as to call forth the lament : "Our occupation is gone." Musicians are not everywhere available. Very few can afford to engage them when they are available. The amount usually paid them for one night will buy our ORGUINETTE and Music enough for every night in the year, without the unpleasantness and restraint caused by the presence of strangers.

Our Music sheets are all prepared and mucilaged on their ends, so that they can be joined together any time, thus affording purchasers the advan- tage of the instalment plan, each instalment securing a complete part, which they can add to according to their means.

The Cabinet Orguinette.

The Cabinet Orguinette consists of a Recd Chest, Action, and Bellows. It is played by both feet and hands ; therefore dividing what little labor there is-the feet to pump the air to fill the Reed Chest, the hands to turn handle to pass the music, which consists of rolls or sheets of durable and fine paper, over the Reed Chest, which, at the same time, works the most perfect, simple and durable of actions, producing the most human-like execution. The paper used for the music is perforated, and passes under the Action, and as the little artificial fingers or levers come in contact with the perforations in the paper the desired music is rendered. They fall through and open the Valve that allows the air to pass through the reed, producing the most wonderful effects and soul-inspiring music. The beauty of the action is its prompt execution, and that the performer can hold any chord or retard at any point in the music being performed, without an exhaust of air, as the pedals worked by the feet keep up a full supply of air for fast or slow music.

Any LODGE, Post or ENCAMPMENT, having one of these instruments, can always have the benefit of all the music authorized by their ritual, whether an organist be present or otherwise.

Special rolls of Lodge Music made up to order.

Price of style No. 3, Single Reed, including 150 feet of music, $60. Double " $75.

Price of music for this instrument is 8c. per foot.

Height, about 3 feet ; length, 37} inches ; depth, 18 inches. Weight. boxed for shipment, 170 pounds.

The Musical Cabinet.

ONE OF THE MARVELS OF THE AGE.

Prices, $75 to $150, including 100 feet of music.

The Musical Cabinet is a splendid organ, operating almost automatically, without a key-board, so that a child can perform on it, and rival the regular organ performance of the most accomplished professors.

The music that can be performed on it is unlimited.

Its execution is faultless, strict in melody, harmony and rhythm.

It consists of a Reed Action and Bellows, similar to that used in our Parlor Organs, though somewhat smaller. It is played with Pedals as in the Parlor Organ.

The case is made of black walnut, and measures 2 feet 10 ins. wide, 1 foot 9%% ins. deep, and 4 feet 1 inch high; weighs, when packed for shipping, about 230 pounds.

The Qutomatic Piano.

Our Automatic Piano is a small upright Piano, 4 ft. 9 ins. high, 3 ft. 7 ins. long, and 2 ft. 4 ins, deep.

jw Tility

THE MECHANICAL CROUINETTECO. N. Y.

Prices, $350 to $500.

It is played by operating the pedals like a parlor organ, while the desired expression is obtained by means of the stops. It also has a key-board which can be used for playing accompaniments, &c. In rapidity of execution, it is unexcelled by any living performer, while the perforated music sheets render the variety of the music and the number of selections practically unlimited.

Being well made of the best piano material, it does not, like some imported instruments, have to be virtually re-built to stand this climate ; while its simplicity of construction combined with its brilliant performance, place it easily in the front rank of all mechanically operated pianos.

The Combination Organ.

The Combination Organ is a marvel of ingenuity, having a full five octave key board, and from four to fourteen working stops ; giving any one who understands music, or wishes to study it, the use of the key-board, the same as an ordinary organ, while in an instant it can be changed into an automatic organ, so that those who cannot perform upon the keys, or have no knowledge of music whatever, can perform the most difficult, as well as the most simple music. With a little practice the key-board and the automatic parts can be played together, producing fine orchestral effect.

The Combination Organ is invaluable for Churches, Sunday Schools, Lodges and Home use, filling a long felt want of an organ, upon which any one can play. As a key-board instrument, it is played as an ordinary organ ; as an automatic instrument, by simply using the pedals, leaving the hands free to use the key-board, or otherwise as may be desired.

. Style No. 1 .- Five octave, two sets of reeds, four to six working stops, walnut case, extra finish, Height, 53 inches ; length. 44 inches ; depth, 23 inches. Weigh' boxed for shipment, 285 lbs. Price, $150.00.

Style No. 2 .- Five octave, three sets of reeds, ten to fourteen working stops, extra heavy finish walnut case, ornamental top. Height, 55 inches ; length, 45 inches ; depth, 24 inches. Weight, boxed for shipment, 300 Ibs. Price, $175.00.

Style No. 3 .- Five octave, three sets of reeds, ten to fourteen working stops, double extra heavy finished case, ebony inlaid, raised panels, or in gold. Price, $200.00. Style No. 4 .- Same as Style No. 2, ebomzed, price, $210.00.

Style No. 5 .- " " " " 3, $333.00.

automatic Pipe Organ.

Wonderful in its Orchestral effects. Played automatically with the pedals, or if desired upon the key-board. For beauty of Finish, Perfectness of Construction, and for Volume and Power, it will compete with the several Pipe Organ Manufactures now in the market.

The Organ represented in this cut has 10 Stops, governing 360 Pipes of the best spotted metal. 9 ft. high, 6 ft. 2 in. long, 3 ft. wide, and weighs 800 lbs. This Instrument gives the lover of music the power to play without practice, classical and operatic music producing musical effects that could not be obtained on the ordinary organ withengyears of labor. Mechanical pipe organs built to order upon any scheme desired, with or w. hout full key-board. PRICES. $500 TO $2.500

S. M. PETTENGILL & CO. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS. MEA-MED 835

263 BROADWAY; NEW YORK.

SEE LEAF OPP. NAME. MED-MEE

Mears Richard, ship carpenter, h 70 St. , Medler Michael B. oper. h 36 Cheever pl John's pl

Mears Walter R. bkkpr. h 223 Wyckoff Measagades Frederick, shipmaster h 166 Clermont av

Measel William M. florist, Myrtle av n St. Nicholas av

Mebold Jacob, brewer, h 34 Central av Mebus Henry, foreman, h 543 Warren Mecar Alfred, h 317 Clinton

Mech Johanna wid. John, h 226 22d

Mecham Frank, musicteacher, h 57 Sands

*Mechanical Orguinette Co. 831 Bway N.Y.

Mechanics' Bank, Court c Montague Mechanics' Fire Ins. Co. 217 Montague

MECHANICS' FIRE INS. CO. 217 MONTAGUE ST., Brooklyn, and 164 BROADWAY, N. Y. - JOHN K. OAKLEY, President, WALTER NICHOLS, Secretary.

Mechanics' Free Reading Rooms, 15 Hicks Mechanics and Traders' Bank, Greenpoint av c Franklin

Mechanics and Traders' Exchange, 363 Ful- ton

Mechels Amel, tinsmith, h 203 N. 2d Mechler Richard, carpenter, h 36 Metro- politan av

Meck Philip, locksmith, h r 61 Stagg Mecke Louis, clk. h 39 2d E.D.

Meckel Fredrick, baker, 157 Meserole

Meckenheimer William, harnessmkr. h 291 N 8th

Mecker Conrad, carpenter, h 171 Boerum Mecklenberg Bernhardt, tinsmith, h 680 Flushing av

Meckler Josephine, wid. George, h 174 Floyd Mecready Andrew, mer. h 1189 Myrtle av Medcalf Henry E. clk. h 745 Hancock

Medden Thomas, plumber, h 56 Amity

Meddinger Henry, tanner, h 116 Floyd

Meddler Alex. cigarpacker, h 6 Sumner av Meder George, grocer, 222 N. 2d Meder Willhema, wid. h 214 Hewes

Medford Joseph W. clk. h 599 Kosciusko Medhurst Frederick, cashier, h 26 4th E.D. Medhurst Thomas, printer, h 67 Jackson Medicus Charles M. furniture, 18 & 20 Throop av & 49 De Kalb av, h 26 La- fayette av

Medicus Frederick, clk. h 87 Atlantic av Medicus Rosalie, grocer, 87 Atlantic av Medigen James, tel. h 543 Warren Medinger Charles H. h 148 President Medinger Eugene F. chronometers, 115 Broad N.Y. h 148 President

Medinger Thomas G. clk. " 148 President Medlar Stephen D. carpainter, 263 5th E.D. h 180 Conselyea Medler Charles, liquors, 144 Court Medler Ellen, wid. Patrick, h 82 Amity -Medler James, blacksmith, h 97 Amity

Medler Louis, driver, h 223 Humboldt Medlin Henry, porter, h r 603 Dean

Medley Mary, nurse, h 348 11th Medley William, painter, h 348 11th

Medor Peter F. lineman, h 577 Warren

Medosch Lorenze, vinegar, 44 Dean, h 290 Pacific

Medows Walter, machinist, h 78 N. 8th

Medt Jacob, cooper, h 218 N. 2d Mee James, h 463 1st E.D.

Mee James, packer, h 61 Front

Mee James, shoemkr. h 214 Jay

Mee James jr. boilermkr. h 463 1st E.D.

Mee John, lab. h 45 Columbia pl Mee John, lab. h 335 20th

Mee Patrick, boilermkr. h 476 1st E.D.

Meefus David, blacksmith, Nevins n Flat- bush av, h 412 St. Mark's pl

Meegan Eliza, wid. Philip, h 289 4th E.D. Meegan Patrick, blacksmith, N. 10th c 4th Meeghen Martin J. lab. h 50 Heyward

Meehan Andrew, ropemkr. h 326 Willough- by av

Meehan Bernard, mer. h 54 Middleton

Mechan Brian, painter, h 84 Clifton pl Meehan Bridget, wid. Frank, b 710 Dean

Meehan Catherine, wid. Michael, h 119 N. Oxford

Meehan Christopher, carman, h 33 Little Meehan Daniel, driver, h 183 24th

Meehan Dennis, silversmith, h 738 Bergen

Meehan Edward, oil refiner, h 18 N. Oxford Meehan Ellen, h 30 Underhill av

Meehan Francis, peddler, h 382 Columbia Meehan Francis, plasterer, h 709 3d av

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Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1884, Part 167

Author: Lain and Company Publication date: 1884 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1524

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1884
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1524