Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1887, Part 155

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Publication date: 1887
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Kingsburg & Plant, clothiers, 785 B'way

Kingsbury Charles, hatter, h 22 Meeker av

Kingsbury Eugene B. u.s. comr. Barge office N. Y. h 5 S. Elliott pl

Kingsbury Harriet, h 156 Putnam av

Kingsbury James, elk, h 310 Raymond Kingsbury Lafluer D. cik. h 499 Evergreen av

*Kingsfords' Oswego Starch Depot, 146 Duase N. Y

Kingsland Daniel F. fish, Fulton mkt. N. Y. old Na. 146 Rodney

Kingsland Frank, collector, 94 Warren N. Y. k 33 Leffert's pl

Kingsland George A. bldr, h 33 Lefferts pl Kingsland Jacob, carpenter, h 978 Myrtle av

. Kingsland James H. shipchandler, 37 Old st N. V. h 264 12th

Kingsland Jameson D. auctioneer, N.Y. h 75 Morten

Kingsland Janet, wid. David A. h 186 Java

STEINWAY & SONS, PIANOFORTES

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

NEW YORK.

Kingsland Joseph, fish, 60 B'way, h Long Branch, N.J.

Kingsland Louisa, wid. Thomas, h 75 Morton Kingsland Oliver H. surveyor, h 89 Franklin av Kingsland Richard, porter, h 1934 Fulton

Kingsland Robert H. butter, 130 Court, h 33 Lefferts pl

Kingsland William F. fireman, 184 Java Kingsley Anthony, lab. h r 277 Marion

Kingsley Charles, farmer, h 185 Johnson av Kingsley Edward, framemkr. h 50 Stockton Kingsley Eugene B. comr. h 5 S. Elliott pl Kingsley Harry D. real estate, 862 Fulton Kingsley Sarah D. wid. William C. h 176 Wash'n pk

Kingsley William C. billposter, 16 Alabama av E.N. Y.

Kingsley William T. printer, h 197 N. 4th Kingsley & Co. real estate, 862 Fulton

Kingsley & Meyn, office 16 Alabama av E.N. Y. advertisingagts. & billposters for E.N.Y. & L.L.

Kingston George J. mason, h 951 De Kalb av Kingston James W. carpenter, h 149 20th Kingston John. barkpr. h 581 Fulton

Kingston John, lithographer, h 531 Bushwick av

Kingston Peter C. shipsmith, h 103 Nassau Kingston William, finisher, h 574 B'wav

Kingston William, foreman, 813 E. 145th N.Y.

Kingston William, plasterer, 85 Irving pl

Kingwell William, conductor, h 37 Hicks

Kinight Sarah A. wid. Thomas. h 552 Man- hattan av

Kinkad Frederick C. clk. h 616 4th ay

Kinkade David H. bkkpr. h 558 Grand ay

Kinkade Henry, carpenter, h 466 Sackett

Kinkade James, stonecutter, h 17 5th

Kinkade James S. machinist, h 231 S. 5th

Kinkade Moses D. carpenter, 168 Smith, h 227 2d pl

Kinkaid John, carriagemfr. 183 Pacific, h 369 Hicks

Kinkaid Sarah, wid. Joseph, h 363 Hicks

Kinkaid Thomas, carriagemfr. 183 Pacific, 363 Hicks

Kinkaid Bros. carriagemfrs. 188 Pacific

Kinkel Balzer, liquors, 398 Atlantic ay

Kinkel Charles, agt h 201 Nassau

Kinkel Christina. wid. h 122 19th

Kinkel Frederick, h 282 Gates av

Kinkel George, baker, 120 19th

Kinkel Geo. butcher, 99 Court, h 1131 Bergen

Kinkel Henry, liquors, 221 Atlantic av, h 21 Bergen

Kinkel John C. lawyer, 66 Court, h 136 Pros- peet av

Kinkel John P. h. 201 Nassau

Kinkel Maurice, elk. h 177 Montrose av

Kinkel Philip, h 484 Atlantie av

Kinkel Philip A. teas, 74 Pine N.Y, h 201 Nassau

Kinkel Philip C. butcher, 210 Jay

Kinkele Bertha R. wid. Philip, h 89 Sterling pi Kinken Charles, h 302 Humboldt

Kinley Jehn, baker, h 304 Park av

Kinleyside Alexander, plumber, h 320 Eckford Kinleyside Peter, painter, h 320 Eckford

Kinlen Michael, lab. h 207 Frost

Kinmeyer John, meebanie, h 43 Delmonico pl Kinn Henry, tailor, h & Judge

Kinn Peter, catter, h 3 Aberdeen

Kinna Michael, driver, h-64 Dikeman

!'Kienally John, lab. h 66 Columbia

RICHARDSON & BOYNTON CO'S

++++ ESTABLISHED 1848.+-

RANGES. .

"PERFECT" FURNACES, HEATERS,

Nos. 232 and 234 Water Street, N. Y. Only Salesroom,

VERITAS

LUYTIES BROTHERS, 569 Broadway, oor. Prince. NEW YORK. No. 1 Wall St., cor. Broadway. FINE WINES .- HIGH GRADE WHISKIES.

ROYAL

[FIRE Assets, in U. S., Jan. 1, 1886, $4,712,899 16. KIN-KIP

INS. CO

193 Montague Sfreef, Brooklyn. No. 128 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, Junction of Atlantic & Fourth Aves. Liabil., $2,377,471.27. Surplus, $3,335,427.89. 614 KIP -- KIR

69 Fulton Street, N. Y. 9 Warren Street, N. Y. Broadway & 27th St., N. Y.

Kinnan Richard, bkkpr. h 11 2d pl

Kinnear Thomas, driver. h 719 Atlantic av

Kinneir Gordon W. printer, N.Y. h 47 Con- cord Kinner Valentine T. elk. h 181 Prince Kinney Alonzo L. watchman, h 116 Jackson Kinney Andrew K. h 86 Suvdam

Kirmey Bernard, lab. h 109 Wyckoff

Kinnev Edward, lab. h r 147 Butler

Kinney Frederick P. music, h 610 Jefferson av Kinney George, stonecutter. h 63 Prince Kinney Hubert. reporter, h 123 Butler Kinney James, boatman, h 424 Union Kinney Maria, h 95 Pacific

Kinney Martin, plumber, h 123 Butler Kinney Mary, wid. Patrick, h 57 Pacific Kinney Mason S. salesman, h 73 Woodhull Kinney Michael, beltmkr. h 105 S. 4th

Kinney Michael, lab. h 155 Hudson av Kinney Pauline, wid. Robert B. h 987 3d av Kinney William, driver, h 39 Sullivan Kinney William C. agt. h 504 Franklin av Kinnier Rebecca, wid. George, h 928 Laf av Kinnier William W. painter, h 1049 B'way

Kinnison Emeline, wid. James T. h 109 Harri son av

Kinpscheidt Charles F. shoemkr. 1066 Atlan- tic av

Kins Adam, lab. h 9 Boerum

Kinscherf Gustave, lithographer, h old No. 270 Hooper

Kinscherf William, jeweler, 21 Maiden la N.Y. h old No. 205 Hewes

Kinsella Dennis. carpenter, h 310 Pacific

Kinsella Edward, clk. h 314 S. 2d

Kinsella Edward, salesman, h 314 S. Ist

Kinsella Ellen J. wid. Jay, h 741 Fulton

Kinsella John, leatherdresser, h 357 Flush- ing av

Kinsella John, marble, h 290 19th

Kinsella John jr. stonecutter, h 290 19th

Kinsella John J. brassfounder, h 87 Wyckoff

Kinsella Katherine, wid. Patrick, h 87 Wyckoff Kinsella Michael, rubber, h 348 Baltic Kinsella Patrick, deckhand, h 81 Amity

Kinsella Richard, carpenter, h 310 Pacific Kinsella William, gardener, h 150 Butler Kinsey Charles J. carpenter, h 293 18th

Kinsey Christopher, varnisl:, h 256 McDongal Kinsey Peter, clk. h 889 Bushwick av Kinsey William A. printer, h 41 Duffield Kinsky Ferdinand, hatter, h 661 Park av Kinsley Albert, machinist, h 692 B'way

Kinsley Christopher F. lawyer, 98 Centre N.Y. h 101 S. 8th

Kinsley Elizabeth, wid. Henry, clothing, 6443 3d av

Kinsley John, hatter, h 710 Park av Kinsley Rosanna, wid. h 39 Grand Kinsman Jane R. wid. Ebenezer. h 190 12th

Kintzing Matthew R. u.s.m. h 215 Park pl Kinuike John, clk. h 500 3d av Kinz Ellen, wid. h 9 Leonard Kinze Paul, lab. h 291 Eekford

Kinsey George, riveter, h 353 S. 2d Kinzey Solomon, carpenter. h 353 S. 2d

Kinzig John, shoemkr. 110 Greenpoint av Kinziger John P. barkpr. h 114 Myrtle av Kinzinger Louis, tailor, h 690 B'way Kinzle Christopher, saddler, h r 97 Ten Eyck Kinzle Frank, watchmkr. h 322 18th Kinzy Frederick, butcher, 252 9th, h 234 9th Kiobge William, carpenter, h 49 Reid Kiorboe Frederick, mer. Produce Exchange N.Y. h 152 Lefferts pl

Kip Abraham, paperruler, h r 204 S. 1st Kip Augustus W. hatter, h 198 Schenck

Kip Andrew V. T. cases, 140 Warren N.Y. h 272 S. 2d

Kip Charles W. bkkpr. h 59 Whipple

Kip Cornelius, leather, 40 Fulton N. Y. h old No. 318 Bedford av

Kip Henry, ins. 130 B'way, h 146 St. James' pl Kip Thomas H. bkbinder. h 46 Lynch

Kip William E. varieties, 37 Sumpter, h 318 Bedford av

Kipgan Peter, tailor, h 284 Powers

Kipgar Richard, restaurant, 23d N.Y. h 43 B'way

Kipling Adeline M. school, old No. 199 Rodney Kipp Abram G. milk, h 36 Vand't av

Kipp Andrew, cigarmkr. h r 307 Devoe

Kipp Anthony, hardware, 245 B'way, h 275 B'way

Kipp Anthony jr. hardware, 245 B'way, h 375 B'way

Kipp Anthony & Son, hardware, 245 B'way

Kipp Benjamin L. trucking, 109 Seuth N.Y. hr 172 Nassau

Kipp Ferdinand, musician, h 342 St. Mark's pl Kipp Frank, h 175 Driggs

Kipp F. jr. lab. h 277 22₫

Kipp Geo. O. milk, 266 Degraw. h 268 Degraw Kipp John, hay, 335 Adams, h 81 Myrtle av

Kipp John P. hairdresser, 644 3d av, h 92 20th Kipp Joseph, coppersmith, h 54 Leonard

Kipp Leonard, pilot, h 813 3d pl

Kipp Margaret, wid John, h 316 Evergreen av Kipp Peter. h 170 Stuyvesant av Kipp Philip. baker, h 243 Humboldt Kipp Philip, hairdresser, h 92 20th Kipp William , bkkpr. h 110 Vand't av

Kipp Wm. A. lithographer, h 348 Nostrand av Kipp William H. driver, h 1230 De Kalb av Kippler William, peddler, h 690 B'way Kipsten John, tailor, h 251 Powers

Kir Peter, carpenter, h 1169 Myrtle av

Kirby Arthur, lab. h 229 Bridge

Kirby Caleb, machinist, h old No. 714 Bedford av

Kirby Charles, liquors, 2d, h 35 Grove

Kirby Charles M. bkbinder, h 772 McDonough

Kirby Clarence E. clk. h 165A Jefferson av

Kirby Daniel W. milk, Shaffer c Central av

Kirby Edward, conductor, h 84 Suydam

Kirby Frances, wid. h r 129 Canton

Kirby Garrett, cik. h 155 Bridge

Kirby Halsted J. carpenter, h 327 Grand av

Kirby Hannah E. wid. Jas. W. h r 567 Union

Kirby James H. coffees, 87 Front N. Y. h 275 Henry

Kirby James J. lab. h 49 Columbia pl

Kirby John, butcher, h 1083 Pacific

Kirby John, wheelwright, Albany av n Mont- gomery

Kirby Jolin P. lawyer, 753 Gates av, h 690 Gates av

Kirby John W. printers' mtls. h 354 Ewen

Kirby Joseph I. bldr. 11 Lex av, h 73 Gates av Kirby Lucy, wid. William, h 61 Poplar Kirby Margaret, wid Daniel, h 155 Bridge

Kirby Margaret, wid. Thos. h r 247 Plymouth Kirby Nath'I C. bkfinisher, h 121; Sumner av Kirby Robert, carpenter, h 76 Heyward Kirby Samuel, shoes, 697 5th av

Kirby Stephen M. painter, h 871 Dean Kirby Thomas, agt. old No. 305 Bedford av Kirby Thomas, pianomkr. h 549 4th av Kirby Thomas, teamster, h 393 Ewen Kirby William, engraver, h 697 5th av

Kirby & Haydock, realestate, 753 Gates av Kirch Charles, machinist, h r 83 Humboldt Kirch Charles, roofer, h 71 Navy

Kirch Frederick, grocer, 42 Montrose av

Kirchenheuter George, tailor, h 136 Jefferson Kircher Ferdinand, butcher, 199 Johnson av

Kircher Henry, engraver, 65 Nassau, N.Y. h 87 Carroll

Kircher Louis, lab. h 139 Leonard Kircher William, lab. h 474 B'way Kirchheimer Max, com. mor. h 31 Moore

Kirchherr Charles, h 326 Floyd

Kirchherr Jacob, shoes, 29 Montrose av

Kirchherr John, lithographer, h 245 Ellery Kirchhoefer Magdalina, nurse, h 398 Grand Kirchhoefer Sebastian, shoemkr. 398 Grand Kirchhof Ernest, grocer, h 832 Park av

Kirchhof Lorenz, capmkr. h 251 State

Kirchhoff Charles, editor, 66 Duane N.Y. h 380 3d

Kirchhoff Charles jr. editor, 66 Duane N.Y. h 380 3d

WEBB'S ALCOHOL AND COLOGNE SPIRIT J. A. WEBB & SON, | 165 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. Established 1835-

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

SOUR MASH H. B. KIRK & CO. WHISKIES.'

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OLD CROW

BOYNTON FURNACE CO.

.94 DEEKMAN ST. D NEW YORK.

BOYNTON'S LATEST IMPROVED FURNACES AND RANGES. KIR 615 KIR

H. B. KIRK & CO.

Recognized as one of the

Leading and Most Reliable Wine Houses in America. ESTABLISHED 1853. A Large Variety of Grocer's Condiments. THE OLDEST AND CHOICEST

WINES AND LIQUORS,

Some of which we have owned ourselves THIRTY YEARS, at MODERATE PRICES.

Honest Madeira, $3.50 per gallon, good value. Sour Mash Whiskies, five Summers old, $4 per gallon.

No other house can furnish OLD CROW RYE. 1158 BROADWAY, cor. 27th St., 69 Fulton Street, 9 Warren Street, New York.

Kirchhoff Cordalbert, carpenter, h 340 Pros- pect av

Kirchhoff Francis, h 67 Bond

Kirchhoff Frederick, liquors, 388 Oakland Kirchhoffer Lonis, mason, h 413 Bushwick av Kirchman Frank, blacksmith, h 236 Ellery Kirchmann Adolph, cutter, h 324 Stockton Kirchoff Peter J. liquors, 725 Gates av Kirchner August, tinsmith, h 133 Sumpter Kirchner Casper, painter, h 215 Scholes Kirchner Charles, iron, h 1890 Fulton

Kirchner Chas. W. butcher, State c Willow pl Kirchner Charles W. carpenter, h 246 Monroe Kirchner Conrad, mason. h 14 Bogert

Kirchner Edwin, cigarmkr. h Jefferson n Bal- tic av E.N.Y.

Kirchner Elizabeth, wid. John. h 768 Park av Kirchner Frederick, cabinetmkr. h Bay av n Sheffield av E.N.Y.

Kirchner Frederick, carpenter, h 20 Myrtle av Kirchner Frederick, liquors, 56 Walton

Kirchner Frederick, sashmfr. 609 Kosciusko, h 20 Myrtle

Kirchner Frederick, watchman, h 110 Sumpter Kirchner Fritz, barkpr. h 31 Tillary

Kirchner George, blacksmith. h 129 Meeker av Kirchner George, foreman, h Bay av n Shetfield ! av E. N.Y

Kirchner Gustav A. machinist, 282 Grand, h 156 9th E.D. now Rodney

Kirchner Herman. mechanie, h Bay av n Shef- field av E. N. Y.

Kirchner Herman L. dying, 478 Atlantie av Kirchner John, earpenter, h 112 Floyd Kirchner John, lab. k 138 Stagg

Kirchner John, painter, h 768 Park av Kirchner John, jr. carpenter. h 112 Flovd Kirchner John M. C. packer, h 1633 14th Kirchner John P. manager, h 1081 Laf av

Kirchner Joseph, carpenter. h 112 Floyd Kirchner J. shoemkr. h 91 Liberty av E.N.Y. Kirchner Peter, tailor, k 91 Moore

Kirchner Wm. butcher, 403 Liberty av E N.Y. Kirk Andrew, lab. h old No. 297 Kent av

Kirk Charles H. tinsmith, h 128 Jacob

Kirk David, com. mer. 81 New N.Y. h 428 Clinton

Kirk Edward, blacksmith, 104 S. 8th, h 105 Devoe

Kirk Edward, h 701 Laf

Kirk Eleanor, authoress, h 786 Laf av

Kirk Elizabeth, varieties, 218 Park av

Kirk Ezekiel N. provisions, 634 DeKalb av

Kirk Francis, driver, h 60 Clifton pl

Kirk G. Douglass, engineer, h 162, 27th

Kirk Hiram, sashes, 278 Scher, h 676 Greene av Kirk H. & Morgenthaler, blinds, 278 Scher

*KIRK H. B. & CO. wholesale liquors, 69 Ful- ton N.Y.

Kirk Jacob la). h r 91 Varet

Kirk James, clk. h 65 Sands

Kirk Jennie, h r 265 Wyckoff

Kirk Jennie, matron, h Greene av c Throop Kirk John, carpenter, h 710 B'way Kirk John, carpenter, h 326 9th

Kirk John, engineer, h 212 York

Kirk John, tailor, h 51} Stockholm

Kirk John H. (Rev.) 90 Nassau N. Y. h 390A Monroe Kirk John M. agt. 1 B'way N. Y. h 211 Lincoln

Kirk Joseph, grocer, 50 5th av, h Bergen c 5th av

Kirk Joseph, tel. oper. h 1159 B'way

Kirk Joseph J. dockbldr. h 55 Morton

Kirk Malachi F. grocer, 50 5th av, h 666 Warren

Kirk Michael, driver, h 60 Clifton pl Kirk Michael, lab. h 78 Tremont

Kirk Michael, watchman, h 74 14th

Kirk Pat'k, fireman, h old No. 426 Bedford av Kirk Peter, carpenter, h 41 Ross

Kirk Robert, carpenter, h Bergen c 5th av Kirk Robert J. patternmkr. h 152 Clymer Kirk Robert J. printer, h 202 Saratoga av Kirk Samuel, driver, h 218 Park av Kirk Sarah, wid. Charles, h 21 Lee av Kirk Theodore. tailor, h 21 Park av

Kirk Themas, driver, h 60 Clifton pl

Kirk Thomas, electrotyper, h 791 B'way

Kirk William, carpenter, h 341} Kosciusko Kirk William, lab. h 96 Graham

Kirk William, lab. h 351 4th E. D. Bedford av Kirk W. clk. h old No. 528 Bedford av

Kirkaby Edward, clk. h 45 Woodhull

Kirkaby Theodore, paperhanger, h 45 Wood- hull

Kirkby John C. seaman, h 205 Carroll

Kirkby Lucy, wid. William, supt. Newsboys' Home, 61 Poplar

Kirkby William W. (Rev.) h 205 Carroll Kirkcaldy Mary, wid. William, h 176 Nassau Kirke George W. fertilizers, h 208 Harrison Kirkeby August V. decorator. h 178 Baltic Kirkeby Edward T. hardware, 45 Woodhull Kirkham Benjamin W. lawyer. h 206 10th Kirkham Francis J. stenographer, h 206 10th Kirkham George, cik. h 461 Putnam av

Kirkham Henry P. shipping, h 461 Putnam av Kirkham Sarah W. wid. William J. h 420 Van Buren

Kirkham Thos. W. bkkpr. h 220 McDonough

Kirkhman Edward, collector, h 101 N. Port- land av

Kirkhuff Jacob, books, 901} Gates av

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Open Fire-Places, Dog Grates, Etc.

Foundries and Shops, East 28th St. and Second Ave.

See advt. leaf opp. name.

THE LONG ISLAND BREWERY

"J. W. BROWN, Vice-Pres.

I. C. BROWN, Secy.

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If you want the BEST ALE in the market, ask for their CANADA MALT

JAQUES & MARCUS, JEWELERS, 857 Broadway, cor. 17th St., New York. KIR 616 KIR-KIS

34 CLINTON ST., BROOKLYN. A. L. WOOD, M. D., Proprietor.

TURKISH, RUSSIAN and ELECTRIC BATHS,

CIRCULARS

ADDRESSED AND DELIVERED. Lain's Directory Office, 17 Willoughby St., cor. Pearl, B'klyn.

Kirkland George R. clk. h 248 Gold

Kirkland James, h 24 Grove

Kirkland Kate, wid. Laftus W. h'r 132 N. 5th Kirkland Lucy, h 31 2d pl

Kirkland Sarah, wid. Robert, h 281 Gold Kirkland Thomas, h 202 Powers

Kirkland William, h 14 Grove

Kirkland William A. u.s.n. h Flushing ay n Navy

Kirkman Alexander S. soap, 30 Catharine N. Kirwin Margaret, h 189 Livingston

1 Y. h 1356 Pacific

Kirkman Andrew. soapmkr. h 110 Marion Kirkman Ann, wid. John, h 1347 Pacific

Kirkman Jane, wid. Thomas, h 332 16th

Kirkman John, carpenter, h 179 S. 3d

Kirkman Ralph, carpenter, h 332 16th

Kirkman Wm. H. carpenter, h 553 Stockholm

Kirkner Emma, wid. Kasker, h 60 Greene av

Kirkpatrick Bernard, salesman, h 387 St. Mark's pl

Kirkpatrick David T. fireman, h old No. 426 Bedford av

Kirkpatrick George, clk. h. 68 Jackson

Kirkpatrick John, architect, h 275 Lex av

Kirkpatrick Joseph A. stationer, h 219 Madi- son

Kirkpatrick Patrick, lab. h r 315 Franklin av Kirkpatrick Patrick, clk. h 89 Taylor

Kirkpatrick Thomas, driver, h 517 Flushing av Kirkpatrick William, moulder, h 77 N. 9th Kirkpatrick & Co. stationers, 806 Fulton Kirkus Alfred R. clk. h 179 Kosciusko Kirkwood Agnes, dressmkr. h 55 Oakland Kirkwood David, plumber, h 35 Flatbush av Kirkwood Edward, seaman, h 41 Gwinnett .Kirkwood Elizabeth, wid. Hugh, h 55 Oakland Kirkwood James. lithographer, h 29 Scholes Kirkwood John, plumber, h 89 Oakland

| Kirkwood Robert, plumber, h 125 Clymer

Kirkwood Thomas, plumber, 52 W. 32d N.Y. h 108 Huron

Kirkwood Thomas, printer, h 173 Jay Kirkwood William, dyer, h 186 Concord Kirkwood William, plumber, h 226 Eckford ¡ Kirl Rudolph, harnessmkr. h 252 Humboldt Kirn Charles, engineer, h 353 Smith

Kirn Frederick, turner, h 58 Montrose av

Kirn George, wireworker, h 36 Montrose av

Kirn Herman, wagonpainter, 281 N. 2d, h 296 N. 2₫

Kirnan John, stevedore, 23 Old sl N.Y. h 188 Pres't

Kirnan William, manager, h 102 S. 10th

Kirr William H. silversmith, h 316 Lorimer

Kirrnan Francis, blacksmith, 279 Plymouth, h 158 John

Kirsch Antonia, wid. Clements, h 187 Waverly av

Kirsch John, porter, h 30 Throop av

Kirsch Mendel, glass, 192 Roebling

|Kirschbaum Charles, lab. h 73 Bartlett

Kirschbaum Fred'k, woodcarver, h 4523 Grand Kirschbaum John, engineeer. h 596 Park av Kirschbaum Louis, oper. h 308 Sackett

Kirschenheiter Fred. h 37 Monteith

Kirschenhenter Geo. C. carpenter, h r 232 Hop- kins

Kirscher Margaret, wid. h 118 Union av Kirschhoch Andrew, grocer, 477 Adelphi Kirschmann Mathias, tailor, h 47 Cook

Kirschner Antoine, painter, h Baltic av c .Ad- ams E.N.Y.

Kirschoff E. R. butcher, 126 Hull

!Kirshenberger William, lab. h 44 2d Kirstein Hermann, liquors, 766 5th av Kirstein & Meerholz, liquors, 766 5th av Kirtland Ezra, bkkpr. h old No. 277 Hooper

William H. Tyler, IIO & 112 Broad St., Cor. Water St., New York.

Kirton Robert, carpenter, h 178 18th Kirvin James, printer, 481 Bd av

Kirwan Daniel J. grocer, 541 & 444 Manhattan av, h 79 Clay

Kirwan Edward, musician, 174 Atlantic av

Kirwan Jeremiah J. clk. h 79 Clay

Kirwan John, police, h 972 4th av

Kirwan John, varnisher, h 84 Central av

Kirwin Ellen, wid. Cornelius, h 2314 Monroe

Kirwin James, lab. h 279 N. 6th

Kirwin James J. depysheriff, Court House, I 934 Pacific

Kirwin John, cooper, h 141 N. 3d

Kirwin John, moulder, h 98 N. 6th

Kirwin John P. driver, h Snediker av n Lib, erty av E.N.Y.

Kirwin Joseph, cigarmkr. h 13 Fleet pl

Kirwin Joseph, porter, h 486 Hicks

Kirwin Michael, foreman, h Atlantic av n Wil- liams av E.N.Y.

Kirwin Patrick, machinist, h 211 N. 6th

Kirwin Peter, porter, h 259 19th

Kirwin Timothy J. manager, Manhattan av c India, h 90 Clay

Kirwin William H. lab. h 13 Fleet pl

Kisege Ernist, driver, h Ewen n Meeker av

KISELBACK HARRY C. SIGN PAINTER, 294 Atlantic av, h 119 Smith

Kiser Elizabeth, wid. Andrew, h 293 Jackson

Kisner John, clk. h 19 Park

Kiso Otto, hairdresser, 107 Court, h 97 Bergen

Kispert Maggie, saleswoman, h 176 Graham av Kispert Wolfgang, drygds. 176 Graham av

Kissam Benjamin P. h 73 1st pI

Kissam Brewster. lawyer, 170 B'way N.Y. h old No. 451 Marey av

Kissam Daniel E. physician, 108 Joralemon

Kissam Daniel S. bkkpr. h 137 Vand't av

Kissam Daniel T. h 99 S. Elliott pl

Kissam Edward, h 202 Lincoln pl

Kissam Edward H. lawyer, 31 Liberty N.Y. h 277 6th av

Kissam Edward V. B. lawyer, 26 Court, h 181 S. Oxford

Kissam Elizabeth, wid. Daniel, h 292 Quiney Kissam George, h 76 State

Kissam Geo. lawyer, 16 Court, h 64 Livingston Kissam George, signs, 6 Park pl N.Y. h 86 S. Oxford

Kissam Gerhardus, clk. h 12 Orient av

Kissam Howard, clk. h 277 6th av

Kissam James A. scales, 81 Fulton, N.Y. h 277 6th av

Kissam John W. drugs, h 277 6th av

Kissam Lizzie, wid. George P. h 99 S. Elliott pl

Kissam Lucretia, wid. Benj. T. h 294 Quincy

Kissam Peter R. broker, 19 New N. Y. h 76 1st pl

Kissam Peter R. teller, h 9 Spencer pl

Kissam Samuel, banker, Wall, h 240 Carroll Kissam Thomas, lab. h r 38 Scholes

Kissam Warren S. drugs, 410 B'way

Kissam William A. boatman, h 58 Clinton av

Kissam W. Ryerson, lawyer, 16 Court, h 207 Wash'n av

Kissane Michael, cooper, h r 415 1st E.D. now Kent av

Kissane William, carpenter, h 437 Driggs

Kissane William E. physician, 437 Driggs

Kissane William E. physician, 146} Java

Kissel Anthony, lab. h 139 Leonard

Kissel George, brewer, h 864 Dean

Kissel Henry. watchcasemkr. h 23 Park

Kissel John, liquors, 169 Harrison av, h 124 Stockton

Kissel Martin, hairdresser. h 99 Moore

Kissel Peter. liquors, 233 Ellery

Kissel Thomas, liquors, h 124 Stockton

Kissenberth John, engineer, h Sheffield av n Baltic av E.N.Y.

Kissick's Business College, h 192 & 194 Fulton KISSICK WILLIAM A. (A.M.) business col lege, h 192 Fulton

Kissler John, conductor, h 152 26th Kissley John, tailor, h 142 Leonard Kisslig Rudolph, foreman, h 42 Bridge

Importer of Hennessy, Martell, Otard, and Blussard Cognac Brandies, Knickerbocker and Crown Schiedam Gins, Polo and Duff Gordon Sherries, and Oporto Port Wines.

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Being centrally located, below the City Hall, and within three blocks of the Great Bridge, all the principal lines of cars pass the door. Our Rooms are large, with 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 better 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 intending to take a complete course should enter as soon as possible, so that a correct method and habit may be acquired from the commencement.

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 22 years, in the cities of New York and Brooklyn, as a successful manager and 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 15 years in the present building.

LADIES' DEPARTMENTS.

Separate apartments fitted up for Ladies and Misses, where they receive the same thorough instruction as gentlemen, in English, Commercial, Lan- guages, Short-hand, Type-writing, etc. Ladies or gentlemen prepared for examination as Teachers.

BRANCHES TAUGHT.

Book-keeping, Penmanship, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Busi- ness and Common School Arithmetic, Spelling, Grammar, Phonography. Type-writing, Telegraphy, Latin, German, French, and Spanish, Mechanical Drawing 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 carly educa- tion 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 always 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. $10 to $15 per quarter.

DEPORTMENT.

The discipline of the Institute is mild but effective. We rule by love and not by fear. The Principal and his Assistants appeal to the Stu- dents' sense of gentlemanly propriety and behavior ; yet prompt and cheer- ful obedience will be insisted upon, and no insubordinate person will be retained in the College.

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Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1887, Part 155

Author: Lain and Company Publication date: 1887 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1401

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1887
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1401