Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1884, Part 30

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

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1860-1883. 23d year in Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. +

DING

BROWNE'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

PHOTO-ENG GU N.Y.

Open all the Year round; Day and Evening.

SPECIALTY : A Business Education on Business Principles, as directly, expeditiously and economically as is consistent with successful and thorough teaching.

We aim to produce Ready Penmen; Quick and Accurate Accountants. T. R. BROWNE, Principal and Proprietor.

No Classes; Careful Individual Attention to All. Please call or write.

BROWNE'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

GENERAL METHOD OF STUDY.

THE student entering for the BUSINESS COURSE is carefully instructed in plain business penmanship, and given a special and private review in Arithmetic, Corre- spondence, etc., etc., until qualified to take part in the regular work of the school. He then learns the routine of business, examines and files away papers, makes out bills and invoices, monthly statements, averages accounts ; makes out account cur- rents with computations of interest, etc. He is taught to make business entries in the proper books, and to post them ; to draw off trial balances, etc., and acquires, through FREQUENT REPETITION, great expertness in composing and writing Business Letters, Accounts, etc.

IN COMMERCIAL LAW

we teach the current usages which govern Notes, Drafts, Checks, Contracts, etc., making them more interesting as a study in language by means of written recita- tions and dictation. Nor is the common English neglected ; SPELLING AND COMPO- SITION OF LETTERS AND PAPERS forming an invariable part of our daily routine.

PARLIAMENTARY LAW AND USAGES OF PUBLIC BODIES

are taught every Friday afternoon by means of a popular literary society of the senior pupils, headed by the Secretary of. the Institute, Rev. E. S. Hotham. Twice each term the officers and committees are elected by printed ballots ; insur- ing rotation and education in office. CUSHING'S MANUAL is the authority.

OUR GENERAL EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

surround us with everything necessary or desirable. A BANK, with proper books, forms, currency, etc., affords all necessary facilities for making deposits, discounts, collections, settlements, etc. The Bank, together with a Jobbing house, Shipping, Commission and Forwarding Offices ; also Express, Real Estate and Insurance Offices, are officered in rotation by the Students themselves, thus making them familiar with the practical details of the various businesses transacted, via U. S. mail, with ASSOCIATE BUSINESS COLLEGES in Philadelphia, Paterson, Baltimore, Newark and New York. These colleges, having duplicate accounts with ourselves, are engaged (through the pupils) in buying from, or selling to, each other. .

This varying business, involving loans, discounts, settlements and other sharp business calculation, not only passes under the eye of the several staffs of teachers, but must also tally with the book accounts of the pupils themselves, thus insuring the invaluable combination of skilled teachers with pupil's competition ; giving as a net result the American business speciality of "SNAP, VIM AND GO-AHEADITIVE- NESS."

THE RESULT OF OUR BUSINESS EDUCATION

is, that all Studies are intensely practical, individual and progressive. From first to last, and day after day, each exercise of the pupil is in strictly calculated line with those mental qualities of accuracy and expertness which Business men gladly welcome and reward.

"TIME IS MONEY." "KNOWLEDGE IS POWER."

Much valuable time is lost in branches of study useless for a business career. The best time to send us pupils is that intermediate period, when, after attaining a fair common school education, they yet lack the practical knowledge attainable only

BROWNE'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

through the usual weary delays in business offices, or, more quickly and surely, through a course of

Business Instruction in an Approved Business College,

where men's methods of business are taught to those who are anxious to assume men's duties. Neither PARENTS' MONEY nor PUPIL'S TIME is allowed to go to waste at BROWNE'S.

This is the only Commercial College in the United States keeping on file each day's work of the Pupils, accessible to parents whenever wishing to verify their attendance and progress. Absentees are promptly reported by mail or messenger.

EMPLOYMENT FOR GRADUATES.

Approved Business Colleges grow each year more popular, and the demand for GRADUATES exceeds the supply. In this age of sharp competition, parents can- not afford to neglect such SURE ADVANTAGES. ()" A few months' salary of the graduate repays the ENTIRE TUITION FEE !

RECAPITULATION.

The reader perceives our system is that of a Specialist ; it is a School of Busi- ness, established to supply the needs of business men for trained assistants. In our QUARTER CENTURY OF BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE EXPERIENCE we have met with large success, and can give names of Banks and Insurance Companies (here and in New York) whose clerical force is or has been almost entirely composed of pupils from BROWNE'S.

YOUNG LADIES ENTERING BUSINESS.

Quite a number of young ladies are now taking the complete Business Course. THESE HAVE EVERY FACILITY WITH OUR YOUNG MEN; not unseldom coming out first in the race.

ADULTS AND LADIES.

We offer especial inducements for young and middle-aged Gentlemen and Ladies ; desks for exclusive use, etc., and PRIVATE, if desired.

GENERAL ROUTINE.

All lessons are individual ; there are no classes ; you can begin at any time ; take anything desired, in part or entire ; and during any portion of the day or even- ing; the term commencing with entrance. To regular students vacations are optional ; but lessons can be given, when desired, the year round.

BOOK-KEEPING.

Whether intending to be a book-keeper or not, every person interested in busi- ness should understand the science, because it is the center and backbone of all business system. A long experience has so perfected our methods that we are able to teach BOOK-KEEPING in a remarkably short time. We guarantee to render stu- dents competent to keep books by DOUBLE OR SINGLE ENTRY for any business or profession, and challenge contradiction ; in proof of which we can furnish addresses of many merchants and accountants whose business education was obtained only from this Institution ; going from here directly into successful mercantile life.

COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC.

Lessons given, or reviews, in whole or part, from the rudiments up. SHORT RULES, invaluable to every variety of commercial calculation, many of them orig- inal, are taught.

BROWNE'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

PENMANSHIP.

The Principal unhesitatingly guarantees success to students, of either sex, in acquiring a rapid, easy and legible handwriting, in spite of advanced years, stiffness of the hand, nervousness, or bad methods confirmed by years of practice.

TERMS : 25 Lessons, $5.00; SCHOLARSHIP, $10.00 to $15.00.

SHORT-HAND. (Phonography.)

PROF. BEALL, practical reporter, guarantees rapid progress. Can be taken sep- arately. Terms moderate.

GERMAN AND FRENCH. BY PROF. KIPP.

To regular students only a nominal charge is made.

DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.

DAY SESSION (regular), 9 to 2.30, with noon intermission. AFTERNOON (private lessons), 3 to 5. EVENINGS (general or special), 7 to 9.

DAY PUPILS can change to evening attendance (to secure offered employment), without losing their school privileges, and without additional expense.

GENERAL TERMS; (Twelve Weeks.)

Parties taking the FULL COURSE are recommended to enter for periods of not less than six months. Many will make advancement in a short time ; all exhibit decided improvement from the start ; but to develop and train the faculties requires sufficient time ; besides, it should be understood that much of our work is AN ART, not to be acquired in memorizing, but in the doing, and the FREQUENT doing.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.

DAY SESSION .- 12 weeks, $20 to $25; 24 weeks, $35 to $45; 36 weeks, $55 to $60.

EVENING SESSION .- 15 years or under, 12 weeks, $10 to $15; over 15 years, $15 to $20.

(SCHOLARSHIPS insure the holder a full education, unlimited as to time.)

SCHOLARSHIPS .- DAY SESSION, $55, $75, $125. 66 EVENING SESSION, $35, $55, $75.

Variations in price arise from the differences in age, attainments and extent of course, which can only be determined after a personal interview.

ENGLISH OR PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

In this department we accept young or adult students, backward (or otherwise) in their studies. These have special drill in Writing and Arithmetic (with other usual branches), and, when properly qualified, they are if desired, advanced into the regular Business Department.

TERMS : 12 weeks, $15.00 to $20.00; 24 weeks, $25.00 to $35.00. SCHOLARSHIP, including both English and Business Course, $75.00 to $125.00.

Please call between 9 A. M. and 9.30 P. M. for Pamphlet containing full informa- tion, list of business references, students, etc.

The inspection of Business men, Parents and others interested is invited.

OFFICE ONLY ONE FLIGHT UP.

COLGATE & VOS VIULVI IVIIMI WANIEM

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. BRO 137 BRO

Brown William H. seaman, h 528 3d av -

Brown Wm. H. sec. 26 Court, h 263 Macon Brown William H. shoefitter, 274 Floyd Brown William H. C. police, h 242 S. 3d Brown William J. bkkpr. h 375 Myrtle av Brown William J. clk. h 253 Duffield

Brown William J. engineer, h 583 Herkimer Brown William J. painter, h 334 Bedford av Brown Wm. J. painter, 57 & 420 Grand, h 420 Grand

Brown William J. printer, h 674} Gates av Brown Wm. L. cooper, 86 Pine N.Y. h 28 Wall

Brown William M. artist, 416 Degraw Brown William M. clk, h 159 Bergen Brown William M. collector, h 360 Pearl Brown Wm. M. plasterer, h 30 Underhill av Brown William M. supt. 79 1st E. D. h 193 Rodney

Brown William M. jr. plumber, h 30 Under- bill av

Brown William S. bkkpr. h 182 Wyckoff Brown William W. musician, h 453 Gold Brown William W. porter, b 180 Navy

Brown Wyman S. realestate, 16 Court, h 157 Madison

Brown W. Jay, painter, 237 Ainslie, h Mas- peth av and Fresh Pond Road

Brown Bros. (William H., Robert & Ed- ward), butchers, 384 Manhattan av Brown Bros. (Lionel O. & Levi E.), real- estate, 1187 Fulton & 40 5th av

Brown & McLean (D. H. Brown, Washing- ton McLean), painters, 285 Grand Brown & Patterson (Andrew Brown, Wil- liam Patterson), iron founders, 8th E.D. c Hope

WILLIAMSBURGH IRON FOUNDRY, Cor. Eighth and Hope Streets, BROOKLYN, E. D.

BROWN & PATTERSON,

Grates, Fenders, Summer Pieces. Pipes, Plumbers' Ironware. Piano-Forte Plates, and all kinds of Fan- cy, Ornamental, and Machinery Castings on hand and made to order on the most reasonable terms.

Brown & Son (Thomas & Thomas W.), artists, 429 Fulton av

Brownbridge John S. hardware, h 67 Patchen av

Browne Aphre A. wid. Gabriel, h 445 Frank- lin av

Browne Bernard, hairdresser, h 834 Park av

Browne Charles, clk. h 75 5th av

Browne Charles E. mechanic, h 17 Gwinnett Browne Christian, pipemkr. h 834 Park av Browne Daniel, shoes, 99 Flatbush av

Browne Dennis, tailor, 268 Clinton

Browne Emily S. wid. John, h 34 Hicks Browne Frank S. mechanic, h 17 Gwinnett Browne Fred'k C. mechanic, h 17 Gwinnett Browne George F. fruits, h 29 Spencer pl Browne George H. tinsmith, h 17 Gwinnett Browne George S. jeweler, h 153 Lawrence Browne Henry H. lawyer, 198 B'way N.Y. h 364 Quincy

Browne Henry H. maps, 55 Liberty N.Y. b 370 Washington av

Browne James H. hatter, h 193 Navy Browne John, elk. h 65 Rapelye

Browne John. coachman, h 8 Quincy

Browne John, hairdresser, 67 Carroll, h 65 Rapelye

Browne John, hatter, h 203 Navy

Browne John, porter, h 171 Navy

Browne Jos. shoemkr. h 462 Manhattan av Browne Julius E. painter, h 866 Atlantic av Browne Lewis M. pres't, 162 Atlantic av, h N.Y.

Browne Michael, h 123 Lynch

Browne Peter J. carriagebldr. h 364 Quincy Browne Richard, hatter. h 394 Marcy av

Browne Richard B. architect, 3d n N. 11th, h 364 Quincy

Browne Richard R. com. mer. 26 Burling slip N.Y. h 82 S. 9th . Browne R. W. h 39 Lincoln pl

Browne Samuel C. salesman, h 43 4th av

Browne Thomas T. hotel, 28 Fulton

Browne Thomas R. com. college, 304 Fulton, h 295 De Kalb av

Browne Timothy E. furniture, 223 Court, h 155 Nelson

Browne William carpenter, h 119 S. 2d

Browne William E. com. mer. 26 Burling slip N.Y. h 82 S. 9th

Browne William E. jr. clk. h 82 S. 9th Browne William H. mechanic, h 17 Gwinnett Browne William H. supt. h 86 S. 10th Brownell Asa C. h 473 Tompkins av

Brownell Asa C. jr. clk. h 157 Madison

Brownell Charles, h 41 Remsen

Brownell Edward H. elk. h 253 Monroe

Brownell Elizabeth, wid. William H. h 274 Putnam av

Brownell Herman, broker, h 89 Hanson pl Brownell John D. clk. h 64 Skillman av

Brownell Jonathan, broker N.Y. h 121 Park pl

Brownell Josiah C. painter, h 121 Bergen Brownell Landon, broker, Wall N.Y. h 89 Hanson pl

Brownell William, agt. h 421 N. 2d

Brownell Wm. H. artist's matls. h 213 Penn Brownell William M. draughtsman, h 456 Lafayette ay

Brownell William W. realestate, 480 Grand, b 421 N. 2d

Browner John, cotton, 52 Water N.Y. h 22 Verandah pl

Browner William, lab. h 311 Hamilton av Brownfield George, clk. h 57 Concord Brownfield Llewellyn, h 57 Concord

Brownfield Owen, bkkpr. h 57 Concord Browning Aaron, h 39 3d E.D.

Browning Anna, wid. H. h 516 Court Browning Arthur L. telephones, h 209 Kent Browning John A. teacher, h 39 3d E.D.

Browning Nathan, sec. 346 B'way N.Y. h 101 Hancock

Browning William, physician, 225 Greene av, office hours until 9, 1 to 2 & 6 to 7 Browning William W. physician, 155 Reid av, h 669 Monroe

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 FITHER. ROCKAWAY BEACH AND OTHER SE:G'DE 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. BRO-BRU 138

BRU

200 ROOMS (ALL FRONT). Located In 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,

Brownlow Archibald J. cigarmfr. h 230 Pacific

Brownlow Foster B. stevedore, h 59 Cheever pł Brownne Robert H. drugs, 1048 B'way, h 1159 B'way

Brownrigg James, carpenter, h 256 Bergen Brownraither John, tailor, h 162 Maujer Brownson James M. printer, 154 Chambers N.Y. h 222 Monroe

Brownson Wm. M. mechanic, h 95 Rutledge Brownworth Eugene, icedealer, h 59 Cook Bruberg George, tailor, h 383 Atlantic av Bruce Charles, printer, h 233 Washington Bruce Charles E. mfr. b 154 Hewes Bruce Eli F. baker, 203 Myrtle av Bruce Elijah, h 105 N. Portland av Bruce E. F. B. confectioner, h 346 Hudson av Bruce Jas. W. photogropher, h 9 Boerum pl Bruce Jane R. h 470 Atlantic av

Bruec John, printer, h 179 Wyckoff Bruce John, mechanic, h 43 Boerum Bruce John, stonesetter, h 187 Wythe av Bruce Joseph, artist, h 271 Baltie

Bruce Joseph A. artist, 321 Court, h 309 Sackett

Bruce Robert, engraver, h 182 S. 4th Bruce Robert, mason, h 30 Lorimer Bruce Robert, printer, 9 High

Bruce Robert A. clk. h 287 Kosciusko Bruce Robert J. manager, h 424 Union

Bruce Thomas G. engineer, 647 Hicks Bruce Wallace, engraver, h 182 S. 4th Bruce William, upholsterer, h 66 Prince Bruce William, varieties, 274 3d E.D.

Bruce William W. flour, 38 Water N.Y. h 209 St. John's pl

Bruch Emil, cigarmfr. h 74 Graham av Bruch Fred'k, hairdresser, h 106 Montrose av Bruchhaeuser Valentine, mason, h 739 Park av

Bruchhausen Herman, professor, h 233 Baltic Bruchhauser Adam, mason, h 222 Ellery Bruckbauer Margaret, wid. Geo. h 99 Rodney Bruckert George, hairdresser, 19th c 9th av, h 559 6th av

Bruckhauser William, grocer, 149 Throop av Bruckheimer Moses, pawnbroker, 535 Grand Bruckmann Geo. carpenter, h 182 Graham av Bruckmann Louis, broker, h 192 18th

Bruckmann Matthias, lab. h 58 Van Brunt Bruckner Hermon, butcher, h 110 Central av Bruckner John, printer, h r 41 Johnson av Brucks August, cigars, 77 Meserole, h 75 Meserole

Brucks & Schmitz (August Brucks & Henry Schmitz), cigars, 77 Meserole Bruder Bernard, tailor, h 384 Starr Bruden Herman, lab. h 512 Hicks Bruder Joseph, tailor, h 15 Meserole Bruder William, tailor, 32 Johnson av Brueckman Wm. cabinetmkr. h 140 Maujer Brueckner Bernard, printer, h r 208 Graham av Bruerkner John, tinsmith, h 35 Mckibbin Bruedele Wendelin, tailor, 31 Lafayette Bruel Clement H. cloaks, 63 Greene N.Y. h 134 2d pl

Bruel Henry, shoes, h 208 Prospect av

Bruen Albert, drugs, 214 Fulton N.Y. h 256 Cumberland

Bruen Charles C. clk. h 256 Cumberland

Bruen David S. bakery, 584 Grand N.Y. h 152 Penn

Bruen Francis, plumber, 268 14th

Bruen James H. machinist, h 551 Leonard

Bruen Oscar H. drugs, 214 Fulton N.Y. h 77 Jefferson

Bruen Randall, lighterman, h95 Partition Bruen William, baker, 586 Grand N.Y. h 152 Penn

Bruenell Joseph, bootmkr. 75 Seigel

Brueninghausen Edward W. frames, 6 Bond N.Y. h 195} 6th av

Bruey Francis, h 301 12th

Bruey William H. bldr. h 271 Baltic

Bruff Charles, sec. 115 B'way N.Y. h 40 S. Portland av

Bruff Richard P. hardware, 93 Duane N.Y. h 40 S. Portland av

Bruff William J. clk. h 40 S. Portland av

Bruger Joseph, painter, h 18 Seigel

Bruggeman Henry, tinsmith, h 48 Maujer

Bruggemann August, confectioner, 76} Smith

Bruggemann Minnie, wid. August,. h 15 Hamilton av

Brugman August F. cabinetmkr. 370 18th

Bruhl Gustav, lab. h 214 Franklin Bruker Julius, bkbinder, h 109 Stagg

Bruks Jacob, butcher, h r 708 Dean

Brum Caspar, lab. h 30 Bogart

Brum William H. lab. h 82 Underhill av

Brumaghim Albert M. salesman, h 321 Presi- dent

Brumaghim Albert M. jr. clk. h 321 Presi- dent

Brumaghim Elsworth, salesman, h 321 Presi- dent

Brumaghim William, salesman, h 321 Presi- dent

Brumley Eugene S. flour, 12 Front N.Y. h 393 Union

Brumder Jacob L. drugs, 131 Central av

Brume Alfred, plater, h 223 Calyer Brumley Emma J. wid. Jerome, h 419 Pacific Brumley Hiram L. flour, 12 Front N.Y. h 386 Union

Brumley James L. h 445 Washington av

Brumley John J. machinist, h r 149 Lorimer Brumley Sanford S. wid. h 393 Union

Brumley Schuyler E. flour, 12 Front N.Y. h 393 Union

Brumm Jobn, lab. h 66 Columbia pl

Briimm Nicholas, hairdresser, h 603 Wash- ington av

Brummel Joachman, baker, 672 Myrtle av Brummell William T. confectioner, 831 B'way N.Y. b 141 Keap

Brummer Claus, bottler, h 383 Hudson av Brummerloh George, clk. h r 469 Dean Brummerloh Henry, clk. h 371 9th Brummitt James, plumber, h 154 Prince Brumnn Charles, lithographer, h 456 S 5th Brumshagem John, watchman, h 142 9th Brun Frank, machinist, h 186 Hopkins

OTIS Safety Steam and Hydraulic

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

S. M. PETTENGILL & GU. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS. BRU 139

200 PRVAUWAI; NEW YORK.

SEE LEAF OPP. NAME. BRU

Brun Hugo, clk. h 301 Columbia Brunck Catharine, wid. Jacob, h 202 Stagg Brunck Christina, wid. Henry, h r 21 Boerum

Brundage Agnes C. wid. Jonathan, h 239 Herkimer

Brundage Albert H. clk. h 561 Henry

Brundage Amos, physician, 561 Henry

Brundage Edward, plasterer, h 140 Boerum Brundage Edward H. twine N.Y. h 258 De Kalb av

Brundage F. N. clk. h 421 Cumberland Brundage James, driver, h 217 Lorimer Brundage James, machinist, h 203 Lee av Brundage James H. driver. b 150 Ainslie

Brundage James T. ins. 84 Beaver N.Y. h 421 Cumberland

Brundage John, engineer, h 141 Myrtle av Brundage Joseph, cik. h 217 Lorimer

Brundage Maria A. wid. Harvey, h 217 Lor- imer

Brundage Victor W. elk. h 47 Sidney pl Brundage William T. engraver, 14 John N.Y. h 421 Cumberland

Brundenberger John, lab. h 95 Moore Brundige Wm. H. carpenter, h 372 Kent av Brune Charles jr. mer. 54 Maiden la N.Y. h 195 Carlton av

Brune John, painter, 111 Clermont av Brunet Joseph, upholsterer, h 211 2d E.D. Brunett Philip, hairdresser, h 1714 Fulton Brunger Arnold, silversmith, h 158 9th E.D. Brunges A. clk. h 220 Kosciusko

Brunges Herman, grocer, 139 N. 4th, h 287 4th E.D.

Brunges Martin, grocer, 219 Lee av

Brunges Martin H. seeds, 1581 Myrtle av Brunhoefer Charles, brewer, h 256 Maujer Brunhuber Augustus, silversmith, h 419 Manhattan av Brunhuber Henry, clk. h 419 Manhattan av Brunhuber William, brassfinisher, h 419 Manhattan av

Brunig Charles, h 47 Wilson Brunig Henry, butcher, h 1 8th E.D.

Bruning F. L. grocer, 109 Patchen av, h 103 Patchen av

Bruning John N. grocer, 247 Columbia

Bruning John N. grocer, 386 Hicks, h 7 Warren pl Bruning Peter, clk. h 196 Bushwick av

Bruning Peter C. grocer, 439 Hicks, h 150 Baltic

Bruninghausen Edw'd W. agt. h 195} 6th av Brunings Herman H. M. grocer, 78 Wythe av, h 68 Taylor Brunjes Claus M. clk. h 195 Graham av Brunjes Dederick H. liquors, 282 Tompkins av

Brunjes Henry, grocer, 85 Suydam Brunjes Henry O. grocer, 195 Graham av Brunjes Martin H. florist, 1581 Myrtle av Brunk John, packer, h 286 N. 2d Brunkhorst George, grocer, 139 Wythe av Brunkhorst Jacob, grocer, 181 Division av Brunn Armin, h 430 Grand av

Brunn Benjamin, cotton, h 22 St. Mark's av Brunn Constantine F. h 142 Lefferts pl

Brunn Joseph, tailor, h 238 Hopkins Brunn Julius W. com. mer. 41 B'way N.Y. 1 430 Grand av

Brunn Nathan, clothier, h 83 Taylor, Brunn Miahael, tailor, h 192 Graham av Brunnell Amalia, wid. Henry H. dressmkr h 516 State

Brunnemann Charles W. elk. h 24 Powers Brunnemer Frederick, bottler, 669 Grand Brunnen Mathew, lab. h 73 Degraw

Brunnengraber Gerhard, lab. h 165 Green- point av

Brunner Caroline wid. Joseph, h 408 Henry BRUNNER CHARLES W. drugs, 121 Wythe av

Brunner Christian, tailor, h 59 Walton Brunner Cyrus G. refiner, h 647 Kosciusko Brunner Esbeth, wid. Baalz, h 94 Atlantic av Brunner George, watchman, h 396 S. 5th Brunner George W. moulder, h 647 Kosci- usko

Brunner Henry, driver, h 108 Franklin Brunner Henry, lab. h'r 52 N. 1st

Brunner Hermann, porkpacker, h 206 John- son av

Brunner Isaac, clk. h 449 Fulton, Brunner John N. lithographer, h 293} 10th Brunner Joseph, taxidermist, Centre N.Y. h. 394 Humboldt

Brunner Joseph, h 108 India

Brunner John, butcher, 66 Boerum

Brunner Leonard, cigarmkr. h 32 Fayette Brunner Mary, dressmkr. 449 Fulton

Brunning Anna S. wid. William, h 440 N. 2d Bruno Charles, h 248 S. 9th

Bruno Charles jr. musical insts. N.Y. h 195 Carlton av

Bruno Charles T. baker, 295 Manhattan av, h 548 Meserole av

Bruno Sering, waiter, h 329 Washington

Bruns Alfred, porter, h 318 Hicks

Bruns August, clk. h 357 Graham av

Bruns Charles D. liquors, 62 N. 3d

Bruns Christopher, cigarmkr. h 298 Floyd Bruns Frederick, bottler, 1049 Atlantic av Bruns Henry, lab. h 290 Van Brunt

Bruns Herman, confectionery, 653 Fulton Bruns Herman, confectioner, h 1141 Fulton Bruns Herman F. intelligence, 116 Union av Bruns John M. h 275 Sumner av

Bruns Joseph, woolens, Crosby c Grand N.Y. h 728 Union

Brunssen George, clk. h 438 Hart

*BRUNSWICK J. M. & BALKE CO. billiard tables, 724 B'way N.Y.

Brunton Henry J. butcher, 97 Atlantic av, h 69 Atlantic av

Bruntsetzer Frank, tailor, h 228 Ewen Brunyes Martin M. liquors, 126 Magnolia Brunz cigarmkr. b 411 Grand

Brunze Conrad, cigarmkr. h 337 Grand Brunzel Eugene, tailor, h 46 Bleecker

Brunzel Rudolph, tailor, h 46 Bleecker

Bruortin William, lawyer, 206 B'way N.Y. h 394 Degraw

Bruortin William T. civilengineer, 29 B'way N.Y. h 394 Degraw

MECHANICAL ORGUINETTE CO., 83! Broadway, bet. 12th and 13th Sts., N. Y. 1

Automatic Musical Instruments. SEE CIRCULAR OPP. OUR NAME.

139 and 141 South Oxford St., near Fulton St.

LOCKWOOD'S ACADEMY

Golden Chaple:

(SEE ADVT. OPP. NAME.)

BUT TO ALL THE DESERVING. NVI MUNURO IV INE DESI,

Silver Chapl

WEBER PIANOS.

WAREROOMS : cor. 5th Ave. and 16th Street, New York.

SER LEAF OPPOSITE NAME. BRU 140 BRU-BRY

200 ROOMS (ALL FRONT). Located in 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,

Brush Abner, mer. 209 Washington N.Y. h | Brush Thomas V. express, 625 De Kalb av. 49 Madison h 123 Pulaski Brush Benjamin, livery, 199 Raymond, h 187 Raymond

Brush Charles, awningmkr. h 220 N. 8th Brush Charles, ins. h 50 Oakland

Brush Charles, truckman, h 77 S. 8th

Brush Charles E. carpenter, h 25 Stockton Brush Charles H. lawyer, 48 Wall N.Y. h 94 S. Oxford

Brush Charles L. clk. h 792 Monroe Brush Charles L. milk, h 32 Kosciusko Brush Clara, wid. George, h 9 Stryker ct

Brush Clarissa, wid. Plat, h 27 De Kalb av Brush Edward H. realestate, 29 Raymond

Brush Elbert, carpenter, h 38 N. Oxford Brush Eliza J. wid. Wm. h 233 McDonough Brush Elizabeth h 168 S. Elliott pl Brush Eugene, elk. h 661 De Kalb av

Brush George, awningmkr. h 312 Union av Brush George, lawyer, h 505 Bergen

Brush George, painter, h 84 Navy

Brush George S. agt. 257 B'way N.Y. h 81 Lafayette av

Brush George W. physician, 2 Spencer pl, office hours 8 to 9 & 6 to 7; 144 Law- rence, 9} to 12 & 2 to 5

Brush Gilbert, mechanic, h 97 Wilson Brush Gould L. bkkpr. h 797 Herkimer Brush Hanford, clk. h 356 Gates av

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Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1884, Part 30

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

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