Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1886, Part 143

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Publication date: 1886
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Kinkaid John, carnagemh: 188 Pacific, h 369 Hicks

Kinkaid Thomas, carnagemht 183 Pacific, h 363 Hicks

Kinkaid Bros carnagemkis 183 Pacific Kinhead Frederick, clk h 614 4th av

Kinkel Balzer, liquors, 398 Atlantic av

Kinkel Barbara, wid Adolph, h 132 Scholes

Kinkel Catharme, wid Jobn, h 120 19th

Kinkel Charles, h 302 Humboldt

Kinkel Charles, salesman, b 201 Nassau

Kinkel Edward J clk h 484 Atlantic av

Kinkel Frederick J bklpi h 282 Gates av

Kinkel George, butcher, 99 Count, h 1131 Bergen

Kinkel George, maimki h 725 Myitle av

Kinkel George C baker, 122 19th, h 120 19th

Kinkel Henry, hquois 221 Atlantic av, h 2] Bergen

Kinkel Henry E elk h 484 Atiai tic av

Kinkel John C lawyer, 66 Court, h 156 Pros- pect av

Kinkel John P h 201 Nassau

Kinkel Philip A teas, 74 Pine N Y h 201 Nas sau

Kinkel Phılıp C butcher, 210 Jay

Kinkel Phılıp F h 484 Atantic av

Kinkel Philip H clk h 484 Atlantic av

Kinkel William, cigarnıkr h 287 Meserole

Kinbele Bertha, wid P'hihp A h 89 Sterling pl

Kinleyside Alex plumber, h 194 Greenpoint av

Kinleyside Peter, painter, h 194 Greenpoint av Kınlon Michael, lab h 207 Frost

Kinnally Christopher, Ice, 58 Underhall av

Kinnally James, lab h 430 Hicks

Kinnan Alice, h 11 2d pl

Kınnavane James, lab h 32 Grand av Kine Frank W editor, h 270 Hewes Kinne Oscar F ins h 970 Gates av

Kinnegum Aun, wid h 286 N 6th

Kinnelty Hugh J liquors, h 172 Adams

Kinnerd Patrick, ponce, h 847 Pacific

Kinnerd Peter, police, h 847 Pacific

Kinnersley A F mer h 149 Hicks

Kinnett Philip, foreman, h 207 S Oxford Kinney Andrew K h 86 Suydam

Kinney Bernard, carpenter, h 272 2d E D Kinney Edward, h 73 S Oxford

Kinney Edward, lab h 147 Butler

Kinney Edward C printer, h 141 Carlton av

Kinney Francis, lab h 701 Butler

Kinney Frederick P music, Wil'by av c B'way, h 95 Lewis av

Kinney George, stonecutter, h 63 Prince Kinney Hubert F reporter, h 179 Wyckoff Kinney Hugh, carpenter, h 216 Clifton pl Kinney James, engineer, h 11 Raymond Kinney James, lab h 97 Amity

Kinney John, fireman, h 64 Clay

Kinney John, glass, h 201 6th E D

Kinney John, lab h 1001 De Kalb av

Kinney John P h 418 3d

Kinney Lorenzo, lab h 113 Jackson

Brooklyn Clay Retort and Fire-Brick Works, SS VAN DYKE STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. +

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BOYNTON'S LATEST PATTERN FURNACES AND RANGES. KIN-KIP

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Kinney Martin, plumber, h 179 Wyckoff Kinney Mason, salesman, h 73 Woodhull Kinney Michael, beltmkr. h 135 2d E.D. Kinney Michael, lab. h 197 Prospect Kinney Patrick, blacksmith, h 212 Clifton pl Kinney Pauline, wid. Robert B. h 118 39th Kinney Peter, dockbldr. h 102 Guernsey Kinney Themas, lab. h 97 Amity Kinney Thomas, lab. h 232 Central av Kinniet Rebecca E. wid. George, h 928 Laf av

* Kinning Thomas, lab. h 195 Water

Kinnison James, clk. h 111 Harrison av Kinny William C. salesman, h 1209 Fulton Kinonsky Frank, carpenter, h 164 Eagle Kinscherf Gustave G. lithographer, 27 Beek- man N. Y. h 270 Hooper

Kinscherf William, jeweler, 21 Maiden la N.Y. h 205 Hewes

Kinsel Sophia, h 91 Herbert

Kinsella Catherine, wid. Patrick, h 87 Wyckoff Kinsella Edward, clk. h 314 S. Ist

Kinsella Ellen J. fancygds. 763 Fulton

Kinsella James, clocks, h 346 15th

Kinsella John, lab. h 102 Classon av

Kinsella John, polisher, h 290 19th

Kinsella John, seaman, h 100 Wyckoff

Kinsella John jr. stonecutter, h 290 19th Kinsella John J. h 87 Wyckoff

Kinsella Josephine, h 430 Clinton

Kinsella Mary, wid. h 699 Atlantic av Kinsella Michael, lab. h 109 Harrison Kinsella Michael, marblerubber, h 245 Pacific Kinsella Patrick, seaman, h 149 Columbia Kinsella William, h 126 Manhattan av Kinsella William, gardener, h 150 Butler Kinsella William, truckman, h r 81 14th Kinselo Mary, wid. Matthew, h 362 Hicks Kinsely Edward, moulder, h 77 Tompkins av Kinsey Charles, butter, 521 5th av Kinsey Peter, teller, h 761 Bushwick av Kinsey William A. printer, h 41 Duffield Kinsinger Louis, tailor, h 690 B'way Kinsler Ferdinand, driver, h 762 Park av Kinsley Anna, wid. James, h 39 Grand Kinsley Christopher, baker, h 39 Grand Kinsley Christopher jr. clk. h 39 Grand Kinsley John, hatter, h 710 Park av Kinsley Teresa, wid. Charles, h 39 Grand Kinsman Jane, wid. Ebenezer, h 190 12th Kintzing Matthew R. u.s.a. h 215 Park pl Kintzler Charles, chemist, h 834 B'way

Kinyon L. C. box shooks, 26 Court, h Oswego N.Y.

Kinzer William, clk. h 109 Keid av Kinzey Solomon, carpenter, h 96 11th E.D. Kinzie John, h 319 Humboldt

Kinzig John, shoemkr. 108 Greenpoint av Kinzinger Jacob, tailor, h 72 Throop av Kinzinger Louis, driver, h 72 Throop av Kinzler Michael, engineer, h 449 Court Kinzy Frederick, conductor, h 234 9th Kiou William, lab. h 127 Kingsland av Kiorvoe Fred, h 152 Lefferts pl

Kip Andrew V. T. cases, 77 William N.Y. h 272 S. 2d

Kip Cornelius, leathercutter, h 318 Bedford av Kip Henry, ins.' 130 B'way N.Y. h 146 St. James' pl

Kip John, grain, 325 Adams, h 81 Myrtle av Kip Thomas, bronzes, h 217 B'way Kip Thomas H. bkbinder, h 375 S. 3d

Kip William E. clk. h 318 Bedford av Kipgen John, tailor, h 251 Powers Kipgen Margaret, wid. Nicholas, h 251 Powers Kipgen Peter, tailor, h 284 Powers Kipling Adeline, wid. Henry, h 190 Rodney Kipp Abram G. milk, 36 Vand't av Kipp Anthony, hardware, 245 B'way, h 275 B'way

Kipp Augusta W. hatter, h 198 Schenck Kipp Ferdinand, teacher, h 342 St. Mark's pl Kipp Francis J. lab. h 166 23d Kipp Geo. O. milk, h 268 Degraw

Kipp Grace F. elocutionist, h 342 St. Mark's pl Kipp Henry, provisions, 521 Myrtle av Kipp John P. barber, 644 3d av, h 92 20th

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Warerooms, . STEINWAY HALL, Nos. 107, 109 & 111 E. 14th St. NEW YORK.

Kipp Leonard, pilot, h 81 3d pl

Kipp Louis, butcher, 521 Myrtle av Kipp Luther, carman, h 158 Prospect

Kipp Margaret, wid. John, h 316 Evergreen av Kipp Peter, h 170 Stuyvesant av

Kipp Philip, baker, h 267 Powers .

Kipp Philip, hairdresser, 644 3d av h 92 20th Kipp William, h 150 16th

Kipp William A. lithographer, h 564 Lex av Kipp William E. bkkpr. h 258} Schenck Kippel George, tailor, 294 Stockton

Kippel Mary, wid. h 122 Carroll

Kippel Theodore, laundry, h 60 Morrell Kipple Albert, carpenter, h r 239 Huron Kippler Anna, wid. Peter, h r 15 Stagg Kippler Jacob, lab. h 95 Seigel

Kirann James, constable, h 934 Pacific Kirbach Ediko, lab. h 79 Mckibbin Kirby Arthur, cooper, h 161 Tillary Kirby Caleb, machinist, h 714 Bedford av Kirby Charles H. bkkpr. h 404 Macon Kirby Charles M. bkbinder, h 908 Herkimer Kirby Clarence, salesman, h 165} Jefferson . Kirby Dennis, lab. h 204 Steuben Kirby Elizabeth, wid. h 1230 B'way

Kirby Garrett, clk. h 234 Prospect

Kirby Halsted J. carpenter, h 327 Grand av Kirby James, h 49 Columbia pl

Kirby James, h 275 Henry

Kirby John, h 51 Johnson

Kirby John, blacksmith, Albany av c Mont- gomery

Kirby John B. lawyer, 371 Fulton, h 560 Her- kimer

Kirby John P. lawyer, 371 Fulton, h 560 Her- kimer Kirby John W. printers' mtls. h 125 Stanhope Kirby Joseph I. bldr. 11 Lexington av, h 73 Gates av

Kirby Louise, wid. William, h 273 Warren

Kirby Margareth, wid. Daniel, h 155 Bridge Kirby Margaret, wid. Matthew, h 136 Gold

Kirby Margaret, wid. Thomas, h r 247 Ply- mouth

Kirby Nathaniel C. bkfinisher, h 121} Sumner av

Kirby Peter S. clk. h 711 Fulton

Kirby Rebecca, wid. David, h 9 Dixon's al

Kirby Robert, carpenter, 76 Heyward

Kirby Samuel, h 449 Franklin av

Kirby Samuel, shoes, 697 5th av

Kirby Stephen M. painter, h 871 Dean

Kirby Thomas, clk. h 305 Bedford av

Kirby Thomas, driver, h 92 Clay

Kirby Thomas, pianomkr. h 549 4th av

Kirby Timothy, Iab. h 11 State

Kirby Wesley D. driver, h 907 Hancock Kirby William, h 136 Gold

Kirby William, h 273 Warren

Kirby William, cutter, h 20 Rush

Kirby & Haydock, lawyers, 371 Fulton Kirby & Hurlburt, coal, ft Montague Kirch Charles, machinist, h 81 Central av Kirch Charles, roofer, h 71 Navy

Kircher Edward, cigarmkr. h 481 Atlantic av Kircher Ferdinand, butcher, 199 Johnson Kircher Henry, engraver, h 87 Carroll Kircher Henry, liquors, 93 Scholes

Kircher John, shoemkr. h 481 Atlantic av

Kircher John jr. upholsterer, h 481 Atlantic av

Kircher Louis F. sugar, h r 37 Scholes Kirchgessner Henry, stonecutter, h 93 Scholes Kirchherr Jacob, shoes, 29 Montrose av .

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Kirchherr John, tailor, h 326 Floyd Kirchhoeffer Sebastian, shoemkr. 398 Grand Kirchhoff Annie, h 67 Bond

Kirchhoff Charles, editor Iron Age, N.Y. h 369 Union

Kirchhoff Charles jr. editor, h 369 Union Kirchhoff Cord A. crockery, 597 6th av Kirchhoff Lawrance carpenter, h 251 State Kirchmann Frank, blksmith, h 236 Ellery Kirchmann Margaretta, wid. Joseph, h 78 Graham av

Kirchmer Jacob, lab. h 213 2d E.D. Kirchner Adam, plater, h 169 Scholes Kirchner Bernhard, tailor, h 344 3d E.D. Kirchner Charles W. butcher, 51 Willow pl Kirchner Charles W. carpenter, h 397 Mc- Donongh

Kirchner Charles W. & Sons, butchers, State c Willow pl

Kirchner Conrad, varnisher, h 93 Graham av Kirchner Frederick, carpenter, h 20 Myrtle Kirchner Frederick, watchman, h 110 Sumpter Kirchner George, blacksmith, h 129 Meeker av Kirchner George, lab. h 201 Graham av

Kirchner George J. printer, Cranberry c Ful- ton, h 192 Flatbush av

Kirchner Gustav A. sewingmachines, 282 Grand

Kirchner Hattie, wid. William, h 699 Park av Kirchner Herman L. dyer, 639 6th av

Kirchner Jacob, barkpr. h 201 Graham av Kirchner Jacob, carver, h 105 Boerum

Kirchner Johannes, lab. h 201 Graham av

Kirchner John, carpenter, h 112 Floyd Kirchner John, porter, h 253 18th Kirchner John, varnisher, h 768 Park av Kirchner John jr. carpenter, h 112 Floyd Kirchner John C. bkkpr. h 216 Maujer Kirchner John K. tel. h 1081 Laf av Kirchner Mary, wid. h 105 N. 4th

Kirchner William, butcher, State c Willow pl, h 51 Willow pl

Kirchoff Peter J. cik. h 725 Gates av Kirk Edgar, carriagesmith, h 105 Devoe Kirk Edgar S. printer, h 454 Bedford av Kirk Edward, carpenter, h 419 Bergen Kirk Eleanor, authoress, h 586 Laf av Kirk Elizabeth, varieties, 218 Park av Kirk Ezekiel N. provisions, 634 De Kalb av Kirk George, auction, h 68 Jackson Kirk George, engraver, h 652 Gates av. Kirk Hiram, sashes, 280 Scher. h 676 Greene av Kirk H. & Morgenthaler, sashmfrs. 280 Scher Kirk James, clk. h 192 Stuyvesant av Kirk Jennie, h r 265 Wyckoff Kirk Jennie R. h 10 3d

Kirk John, agt. h 211 Lincoln pl Kirk Jolm; carpenter, h 317 Lorimer Kirk John, engineer, h 64 Hudson av Kirk John, knitter, h 773 Madison Kirk John H. printer, h 207 Ryerson Kirk John H. Rev. h 207 Ryerson Kirk John N. carpenter, h 469 Carroll Kirk John W. express, h 466 Laf av Kirk Joseph, artist, h 419 Bergen Kirk Joseph, dockbldr. h 55 Morton Kirk Malachi F. grocer, 50 5th av Kirk Mary, wid. Thomas, h r 37} Lawrence Kirk Patrick, lab. h 297 Kent av Kirk Robert, carpenter, h 419 Bergen Kirk Robert, pickles, h 29 Skillman av Kirk Robert, patternmkr. h 7 5th E.D. Kirk Robert J. printer, h 284 Patchen av Kirk Sarah, wid. Charles, h 21 Lee av Kirk Thomas, carman, h 64 Clifton pl Kirk Thomas, cik. h 382 17th Kirk Thomas, electroplater, h 35 Locust Kirk Thomas, painter, h 627 Fulton

Kirk William, carpenter, h 272 Kosciusko Kirk William, driver, h 515 Flushing av Kirk Wm. H. collector, h Park way n Classon av Kirkaby August, plasterer, h 178 Baltic Kirkbride Clara, wid. David, h 4783 Laf Kirkbride George, cik. h 4783 Laf

Kirkby William, supt. Newsboys' Home, 61 Poplar

Kirkcaldy Mary. wid. William, h 176 Nassau Kirke Edward, fertilizers, N.Y. h 208 Harrison Kirkeby Edward, cik. h 45 Woodhull

Kirkeby Theodore, weigher, h 45 Woodhull Kirkham Benjamin W. lawyer, h 206 10th Kirkham Francis J. stenographer, h 206 10th Kirkham Mary, faneygds. 1082 Fulton

Kirkham Thos. W. bkkpr. h 185 Tompkins av Kirkhel Sarah W. wid. Wm. J. h 420 Van Buren

Kirhhuff Jacob B. lawyer, 903 Gates av

Kirkland Anna R. wid. John, h 310 Halsey

Kirkland George R. cik. h 248 Gold

Kirkland James, h 36 S. 6th

Kirkland Lucy, h 31 2d pl

Kirkland Margaret, wid. Isaac, h 248 Gold Kirkland Thomas, silkweaver, h 202 Powers Kirkland William, h 14 Grove

Kirkland William E. u.s.m.c. h 5 Flushing av

Kirkman Alexander S. soap, 30 Catherine N. Y. h 1356 Pacific

Kirkman Andrew, soapmkr. h 1133 De Kalb av Kirkman Ann A. wid. h 1347 Pacific

Kirkman Jane, wid. Thomas, h 327 Graham av Kirkman John, carpenter, h 179 S. 3d

Kirkman Joseph, glassblower, h 278 Floyd Kirkman Ralph, carpenter, h 415} 18th

Kirkman Wm. H. carpenter, h 552 Stockholm Kirkmen Samuel, machinist, h 458 Humboldt Kirkner Elizabeth, wid. Caspar, h 60 Greene av Kirkpatrick David, fireman, h 426 Bedford av Kirkpatrick George, salesman, h 68 Jackson Kirkpatrick John, clk. h 237 Skillman Kirkpatrick Joseph, printer, h 226 Wash'n Kirkpatrick Robert, lab. h r 315 Franklin av Kirkpatrick Thomas, c.h. h 89 Taylor

Kirkpatrick Thomas, driver, h 517 Flushing av Kirkpatrick Wm. driver, h 96 Graham

Kirkpatrick William, lab. h 120 Spencer

Kirkpatrick William, moulder, h 77 n 9th Kirkur Alfred, clk. h 179 Kosciusko

Kirkwood David, plumber, h 610 Vand't av Kirkwood Edward, steward, h 41 Gwinnett Kirkwood James, printer, h 29 Scholes Kirkwood John, plumber, h 89 Oakland Kirkwood Mary E. wid. John, h 222 S. 4th Kirkwood Robert, plumber, h 173 S. 4th

Kirkwood Thos. plumber, N. Y. h 108 Huron Kirkwood Thomas H. printer, h 147 Concord Kirley John W. police, h Ovington av Bay Ridge

Kirmss Conrad, hardware, 76 Ewen h 45 Mc- Kibbin

Kirmss & Brechtlein, hardware, 76 Ewen Kirn Albert, driver, h 35 Maspeth av

Kirn Charles, engineer, h 353 Smith

Kirn. Frederick, h 168 Conover

Kirn Herman, painter, h 296 N. 2d

Kirnan John, stevedore, 23 Old sl N.Y. h 181 Pres't

Kirsch Anthony, baker, h 171 Greenpoint av Kirsch Clemence, confectioner, h 470 Myrtle av Kirsch Frederick, grocer, 42 Montrose av Kirsch Wendel, glass, 192 6th E.D.

Kirschbaum, Charles, h 112 Sackett

Kirschbaum Charles, lab. h 724 Flushing av Kirschbaum Charles F. clk. h 112 Sackett Kirschbaum Louis N. clk. h 112 Sackett

Kirschenhauter Geo. carpenter, h 28 Whipple Kirschenheiter Frederick, grocer, 37 Monteith Kirschenman Mathias, tailor, h 47 Cook Kirscher Maggie, wid. John F. h 108 Devoe Kirschhoch Andrew, grocer, 477 Adelphi Kirschner John, grocer, 326 Van Brunt Kirschner. William, mason, h r 144 MeKibbin Kirsner Mary, wid. h 3d c N. 4th E.D. Kirstein H. liquors, 5th av c 27th

Kirtcherr John, printer, h 245 Ellery

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ENGLISH,

INSTITUT

CLASSICAL ANDIMATHEMATICAL

BOOK KEEPING

LEDGER

PPLE ST

192 AND 194

BROOKLYN

THOROUGH

DAY OR EVENINGAO

Being centrally located, below City Ilall, and within three blocks of the Great Bridge, all . the principal lines of cars pass the door.

Our Rooms are large, wir .. high ceilings, well ventilated, nicely furnished with a separate desk and comfortable chair for each student, and in no place is the comfort of the pupil more studied, and his moral training letter attended to.

A WORD TO PARENTS.

Those who intend to give their children a good education, to prepare them for either a Business or Professional life, should embrace, at once, the opportunity now offered. The benefits to be derived from this Institution are many and great. The students being at home, will thus be under the immediate care of parents as well as of teachers. Large expense is saved, which always accompanies educational training at boarding-schools. Those intend- ing to take a complete course should enter as soon as possible, so that a correct method and habit may be acquired from the commencement.

FULTON S

STREET BETWEEN ORA

AND

TO THE PUBLIC.

Let our intelligent citizens lend us their aid by patronage and encouragement in the future, as they have done in the past, and we will guarantee as thorough an education as can be obtained in any other academy. We cordially invite parents and guardians to call, and visit the institution, and see our methods of teaching, that they may be able to judge for themselves.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Principal and Proprietor of this Institution, W. A. KISSICK, A. M., has been well known for the past 21 years, in the cities of New York and Brooklyn, as a successful teacher in preparing pupils thoroughly for business, and will be happy to refer strangers, by permission, to business men and gentlemen of the highest literary and social standing ; also to former and present pupils, many of whom he has been instrumental in placing in positions of honor and emolument.

We have been 13 years in the present building.

LADIES' DEPARMENTS.

Separate apartments fitted for Ladies and Misses, where they receive the same through instruction as gentlemen, in English and Commercial branches. Ladies or gentlemen prepared for examination as Teachers in any of the branches, at hours to suit.

THE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION

Is to impart to all our students a thorough and complete business education, in the shortest time, at the least possible expense.

BRANCHES TAUGHT,

Book-keeping, Penmanship, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Business and Common School Arithmetic, Spelling, Grammar, Phonography, Type-writing, Telegraphy, German, French, and Spanish, or any other branch required to prepare for business.

DIPLOMAS.

All Students faithfully completing their course shall be furnished with Diplomas, which are often, in themselves, of more value to the Student than the sum paid as tuition fee.

NO CLASS SYSTEM.

There being no class system Gentlemen and Ladies, whose early education has been neglected, will find with us superior advantages for reviewing and pursuing their studies in private. For backward boys and girls this is a rare opportunity, as no pains will be spared to bring them forward as soon as possible.

EMPLOYMENT.

Of the large number of Students who have taken a complete Commercial Course at this Institution, not one of them has failed to procure a situation through us or by themselves.

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 three years. The demand for good operators is constantly increasing. It can be learned in one quarter, for which we charge $10.

PRACTICAL

AND

ORNAN

inghil

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 learned, $15 to $20.

THE COMMERCIAL COURSE,

In this Institution includes any branch required to prepare the pupils thoroughly for Business, 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 ST., Bet. Orange and Pineapple Sts., Within three Blocks of the Great Bridge.

Executed with pen and ink at the College.

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 Engrossing, Designing, or any style of artistic Penwork, French or German, and especially a good, plain, rapid hand-writing. Twenty-five writing lessons $1 ; or three months, $10. Instead of giving a cut of the outside of the building occupied by Kissick's Business College, we give a frontispiece, executed with pen and ink, by one of our students. .

DEPORTMENT.

The discipline of the Institute is mild but effective. We rule by love and not by fear. The Principal and his Assistantsappeal 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, Greek, etc., and that in strict accordance with the rules and idioms of those languages. Day or Evening.

GERMAN.

Taught thoroughly by a competent teacher from the North of Germany, Day or Evening. Students may be taught in class separately, or privately.

ASSISTANTS.

They are teachers of unquestioned ability and experience.

No Institution can excel usin 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.

Visitors and Applications from 9 A . M. to 9 P. M. College Open for Instruction.

W. A. KISSICK, A. M., Principal. 192 & 194 Fulton St., Bat. Orange and Pineapple, Brooklyn.

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Kirton Robert, bldr. 3d av c 23d, h 178 18th -

Kirtwood William, plumber, h 184 Eckford Kirven Thomas, moulder, h 678 Myrtle av

Kirvin Martin, salesman, h 137 9th

Kirwan Daniel J. grocer, 444 & 551 Manhat- tan av, h 79 Clay

Kirwan Edward, musician, 174 Atlantic av Kirwan James, lab. h 148 9th

Kirwan John, lab. h 146 29th

Kirwan John, moulder, h 98 N. 6th

Kirwen G. T. varnisher, h 84 Central av

Kirwin Ellen J. wid. Cornelius, h 231 Monroe

Kirwin James, compositor, h 330 Baltic

Kirwin James J. depy.sheriff, 9 Court House, h 934 Pacific

Kirwin James J. salesman, h 231 Monroe Kirwin John J. h 149 29th

Kirwin Joseph, weigher, h 486 Hicks

Kirwin Michael, cottonsampler, h 259 19th

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Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1886, Part 143

Author: Lain and Company Publication date: 1886 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1320

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1886
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1320