Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1887, Part 156

Author: Lain and Company
Publication date: 1887
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ASSISTANTS.

They are teachers of unquestioned ability and experience.

No Institution can excell us in giving good attention and thorough in- struction to each student, and none equal us in low prices.

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, Students may be taught in class separately, or privately.

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 four years. The demand for good operators is con- stantly increasing. It can be learned in one quarter, for which we charge $10.

PENMANSHIP

IS TAUGHT BY THE PRINCIPAL, W. A. KISSICK.

His success in the past enables him to guarantee to all persons great im- provement. 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, 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.

EVENING SESSION.

For the benefit of 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 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 com- position, 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, Arithme- tic, and Letter-writing. Merchants and business men will agree with us, when we say that besides Penmanship, Arithmetic, Business Forms, and Book-keeping-important as these unquestionably 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 Gram- mar and Composition, as will enable the student to compose either a good letter, business card, or advertisement. For the acquisition of these accom- plishments, 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.

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.

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The original can be seen at the College. DRAWING, ETC.

This Portrait was executed with pen and ink as a specimen of some of the work we do in the afternoon session three times per week, 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, and especially a good plain, graceful, rapid business handwriting, muscular movement, with full in- structions how to sit or stand correctly at the desk. For good attention, thorough instruction and kind treatment, there is no better Institution than Kissick's Business College.

We give a frontispiece executed with the pen by one of our students. Students Can Commence at ANY TIME, Day or Evening. College open for Instruction.

Visitors and Applications from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. W. A. KISSICK, A. M., Principal,

192 & 194 Fulton St., Bet. Orange and Pineapple, Brooklyn.

Stech Pianos

KIS-KLA 617

STECK HALL, 11 East 14th Street, NEW YORK. KLA-KLE

Kissock John, com. mer. h 193 Wash'n av Kistenmacher Lonis, barkpr. h 158 Hoyt Kistenmacher Otto, artist, h 107 Dean Kister Rudolph, clk. h r 571 Vand't av Kistinger Adam, furrier, h 182 Bavard Kistinger Jacob, furdresser, h 148 Gwinnett Kistler Milo, leather, 103 Gold N. Y. h 480 Clas- son av

Kistner Daniel, grocer, 12 Judge

Kiszar William, h old No. 460 Bedford av

Kitcham Ellen L. wid. Woodhull, h 277 Cum- berland

Kitchell Benjamin, h 342 Stuyvesant av

Kitchell George W. photographer, 176 Atlantic av E.N. Y.

Kitchell William, brassfinisher, h 98 Park av Kitchell William S. produce, 145 Reade N.Y. h 342 Stuyvesant av

Kitchen Andrew, bldr. h 703 Jefferson av Kitchen Benjamin F. foreman, h old No. 68 Rodnev

Kitchen Charles W. drugs, Fulton c Wash'n, h 378 Jay

Kitchen Eleanor, wid Samuel K. h 78 Newell Kitchen George H. driver, h 359 Manhattan av Kitchen Sarah B. nurse, h ft 53d

Kitching George E. h 138 Rodney

Kitching George F. h 138 Rodney

Kite James, h 411 Bergen

Kitman Joseph, glassblower. h 276 Floyd Kitson John C. insp. Produce Exchange, N.Y. h 206 Dean

Kitson Patrick, lab. h 199 Stockton Kitson William J. elk. h 269 8th

Kitt John, engineer, h 89 Diamond

Kitt Simon, framer, h 35 Delmonico pl Kittelson Thomas, seaman, h 18 Woodhull Kittle George E. engineer, h 383 12th Kitts Alfred, paints, 211 Calver Kitts Charles, bkkpr. h 347 S. 1st Kitts Ellen, wid. William, h 347 S. 1st Kitts John P. clk. h 286 Humboldt Kitts William A. clk. h 41 48th Kitz Andrew, butcher, h 70 Boerum Kitz Charles, hairdresser, 448 Myrtle av Kitzer Lena, wid. Jacob, h r 55 S. 1st Kitzer William H. police, h 15 Harman Kivney Patrick, liquors, 342 Lorimer Kivler Charles, moulder, h 209 N. 5th Kiyler Elizabeth, wid John, h 209 N. 5th Kiyler John L. collector, h 181 Norman av Kizer Conrad, tailor, h 117 Floyd

Kizer Helen, wid. Albert, h 115 Troutman Kizer Mary, wid. William, h 411 De Kalb av Kjellander Andrew F. hats, 314 Smith Klabisch Otto, tailor, h r 167 Montrose av Klade Frank, wiremkr. h 105 Central av Klaeck Carl A. bldr. h 77 Walworth Klaeck Carl A. jr. bldr. h 77 Walworth Klaeck Rudolph T. bldr. h 77 Walworth Klaemann John, cigars, 41 Throop av Klaenlaen Peter, peddler, h 65 Morrell

Klaess Frederick W. carpenter, h 56 Beaver Klaessig Emil, editor, 30 Myrtle av, h 1013 Myrtle av Klag Antonia C. wid. Adam, h 118 Marion Klag Philip P. conductor, h Penn av n B'way E.N.Y.

Klahn Rudolph G. milk, h 106 Underhill av Klaiber Andreas, shoemkr. 193 Havemeyer Klaiber Andrew, stationer, 5703 Grand

Klaiber & Wilhelmi, shoemkrs. 193 Havemeyer Klakbreuner Ernst, cik. h 176 Harrison av Klaman Levand, lab. h 363 Maujer Klamke Julius, lawyer, 44 Court, h 22 Ainslie Klamke Max J. lawyer, 44 Court, h 22 Ainslie Klanssnen Andrew, rubber, h 55 Beaver Klapa Louis, furrier, h 325 20th

Klapka Edward, mer. h 735 Flushing av Klapp Henry, tailor, 325 Division av

Klappenberg Henry, lab. h 258 1st E.D. now Kent av

Klapper William, cabinetmkr. h 140 Maujer Klaproth August, tailor, h 59} Wyckoff Klaproth Gustav, bkbinder, h 130 Heyward Klaproth Gustav jr. clk. h 130 Heyward

GEO. W. ENGLISH, Manager for N. Y. & N. J. 271 Broadway, N. Y.

Klarb Conrad, lab. h 182 Bavard

Klarenmeyer Philp. gents' furng. 165 Ewen Klargeski John, cabinetmkr. h 189 Greene Klarman Andrew, lab. h 363 Maujer Klarman Frank, lab. h 363 Maujer Klarmen John, wheelwright, h 31 Bartlett Klarmern Karl H. cabinetmkr. h 209 Oakland Klasterman Oska. barkpr. h 39 Division av Klatte William, bkkpr. h 294 Herkimer Klatzpach George, shademkr. h 89 Grand Klauber Martin, painter, h 167 Montrose av Klauberg Wm. h 71 2d E.D. now Wythe av Klauburg George, cigars, h 178 Skillman Klaucka Frederick, mechanic, h 444 20 E.D. now Wythe av

Klaukemeyer Frederick, tailor, h 58 Cook Klaus Adolph, hatter, h 780 Park av Klaus August, wagonmkr. Jamaica pk rd c New Jersey av E.N. Y.

Klaus Frederick, lab. h 122 N. 5th Klaus George, driver, h 630 Baltic Klaus George, gilder, h 25 Stagg

Klaus George, lab. h 202 Throop av

Klaus John, knitter, h r 208 Graham av

Klaus Michael, lab. h 119 Harrison av Klauss Frederick, carpenter, h 43 Varet

Klauss Joseph. wheelwright, hr 271 Tillary Klautnitzer Alex'r, brushmkr. h 188 Throop av Kleb Henry, bronzemoulder, h 97 Evergreen av Kleb Joseph, jeweler, h 116 Myrtle

Klebaur Emil, grocer, 70 Newell

Klebaur Victor, polisher, h 23 St. Andrew's pl Kleben Elizabeth, wid. Theodore, h 137 N. 1st Kleber Joseph, shoes, h 1078 De Kalb av

Kleck Josephine, wid. Thomas, h Schenck av n Atlantic av E.N.Y.

Klee Adam, mason, h r 196 Graham av

Klee Adam, milk, 42 Henry

Klee Charles H. grocer, 188 Prospect

Klee Frederick, lighterman, h 640 Hicks

Klee Henry, h 536 7th av

Klee Henry, lab. h 10 Wythe av

Klee Julius, drugs, 258 Humboldt

Kleemann Charles, drugs, 240 Court

Kleemann Louis, liquors, 37 Duane N.Y. h 245 Adelphi

Kleen Richard, painter, h 11 Jackson pl

Klees Anna, h 349 Lorimer

Klees Frederick, cooper, h 349 Lorimer

Kleess Elizabeth, grocer, 190 Johnson av

Kleess Jacob, boxes, h 27 Bartlett

Kleess John, lab. h 190 Johnson av

Kleess John G. boxmkr. h 741 B'way

Kleesy Henry, lithographer, h 357 Grand

Kleher Daniel, conductor, h 142 N. 5th

Kleiber Ellis, carpenter, h Vermont av n Lib- erty av E.N.Y.

Kleiber Frederick, lab. h 55 Met av

Kleider Jacob L. agt. h 60 Butler

Klein Adam, lab. h 31 Meserole

Klein Albert, designs, h 156 Prospect

Klein Andrew, h 48 Woodhull

Klein Angel, tailor, 148 B'way

Klein Anthony, feed, 215 Devoe, h 15 Bush- wick av

Klein August, moulder, h 243 Greene

Klein Barbara, wid. Henry, h Old Wood Point road

Klein Bernhard, cabinetmkr. h 118 Hopkins

Klein Bernhard, printer, h 114 Leonard

Klein Bernhardt, baker, h 687 Park av

Klein Carl, tailor, h 159 McKibbin

Klein Caroline, dressmkr. 107 Meserole, h Scholes n Bushwick av

Klein Catherine, wid. Pius, h 246 Floyd Klein Charles, h 116 Dean

Klein Charles, elk. h 19 Bushwick av

Klein Charles, frinegmkr. h 363 S. 2d

Klein Charles, liquors, 309 Johnson av

Klein Charles, plumber, h 20 Hopkins

Klein Charles W. drugs, 386 Myrtle av, h 154, Clinton av

Klein Christian, grocer, 206 Johnson av :

Klein Christian, tailor, h 66 Greene

Klein Conrad, carpenter, h 38 Montrose av Klein Edward, barkpr. h 340 Stockton

General Planing Mill & Lumber Yard,

g cor. Atlantic & Schenectady Avs., Brooklyn, N.Y. BROOKLYN MILL AND LUMBER CO.

POLICIES LIBERAL, INCONTESTABLE, & NON-FORFEITABLE IN HE BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF MASSACHUSETTS.

ROYAL

INS. CO.

193 Montague Street, Brooklyn. No. 128 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, Junction of Atlantic & Fourth Aves.

Liabil., $2,377,471.27. Surplus, $2,335,427.89. KLE

618

New York Belting and Packing Co. JOHN H. CHEEVER, 15 Park Row, New York. Treas.

Klein Edward, carpenter. h 157 Norman av Klein Edward J painter. h 348 St. Mark's pl Klein Edward V. salesman, 142 Grand N. Y. h 98 Ainslie

Klein Emanuel, clothing, 93 Main Klein Emil A. woodware, 13 Wash'n av & 50 West av, h 272 S. 1st

Klein Emil C. jewelry. h 130 Hopkins Klein Francis L. drugs, h 468 Humboldt Klein Frank, grocer, 216 Hopkins

Klein Ferdinand, leather, h r 84 Steuben Klein Frederick, fringemkr. h 363 S. 2d Klein Frederick, police, h 48 Woodhull Klein Frederick, realestate, h 189 Ewen Klein Frederick jr. fringemkr. h 363 S. 2d Klein Frederick W. butcher, 32 Sumner av Klein George, cigarmkr. h 407 Graham av Klein George, express, 158 Boerum Klein George, furrier, h 145 Harrison av Klein George, ropemkr. h 1260 Myrtle av Klein George, tea, h 30 Maspeth av

Klein George C. express, 158 Boerum Klein George M. tailor, h 137 Meserole Klein Gussie, frames, 501 Grand

Klein Henry, fish, 313 Park av. h 41 Ryerson Klein Henry, shoemkr. h 33 Ewen Klein Henry, tailor, h 19( Johnson av Klein Henry E. ins. h 184 N. 9th

Klein Jacob, baker, 467 Park av Klein Jacob, butcher, h 1228 DeKalb av

Klein Jacob, carver, h 115 Stagg Klein Jacob, grocer, 200 Ellery

Klein Jacob, lab. h 181 Rochester av

Klein Jacob, sawyer, h 1022 St, Mark's av

Klein Jacob, tailor, 243 Boerum, h 529 Bush- wick

Klein James, sawyer, h 11 Raymond

Klein John, baker, h 420 S. 5th

Klein John, cutter, h 99 Ten Eyck

Klein John, grocer, h 4 old Woodpoint rd

¡Klein John, hairdresser. h 79 Tompkins av

Klein John, marble, 9th av c 20th, h 330 9th av Klein John, restaurant, 330 9th av

Klein John, shoes, 37 Leonard

Klein John, stonecutter, h 442 Union Klein John, tailor, h 91 Evergreen av

Klein John H. jeweler. h 175 Wyckoff Klein John J. roofs, 176 Montrose av Klein John P. driver, h 120 Ewen Klein Joseph, birds, 15 Montrose av Klein Joseph, butcher, 583 5th av, h 252 15th Klein Joseph, grocer, 290 Devoe

Klein Jos. ice, 55 Throop av, h 1335 Myrtle av Klein Leopold, glazier, h 501 Grand Klein Louis, cik. h 1799 Fulton

Klein Louis, grocer, 240 Graham av Klein Louis, painter, h 56 Lorimer Klein Louis, sexton, h 574} Gates av

Klein Louis, tailor, h 191 Elm

Klein Louis, tailor, h 159 MeKibbin Klein Ludwig, lab. h 213 Scholes Klein Martin, tailor, h 104 Pres't Klein Max, lawyer, 391 Fulton, h 73 Main

Klein Michael, liquors, 551 5th av Klein Nicholas, lab. h 88 Gerry Klein Otto, liquors, 169 Bushwick av Klein Peter, lab. h 135 Kingsland av Klein Peter, lab. h 21 Ten Eyck

Klein Philip, bkbinder, h 488A 8th av

Klein Philip, stonecutter, h 555 5th av Klein Richard, furrier, h 52d n 3d av Klein Rose, wid. Daniel, h 41 Rverson Klein Rudolph, carpenter, h 159 MeKibbin Klein Samuel, butcher, 126 Myrtle av

Klein Simon, butcher, 293 Columbia, h 76 Woodhull

Klein Theodore, confectioner, 510 7th av Klein William, cigarmkr, h 64 Powers Klein William, driver, h r 190 Humboldt

Klein William, junk, 101 Varet Klein William, tailor, h 257 Scholes Klein William jr. tailor. 531 Grand Klein William A. liquors, 19 Bushwick av Klein William C. silverplater, h 98 3d

Klein Bros. woodware. 13 Wash'n av & 50 West av

Kleinau Otto, ins. agt. h 488 B'way Kleinberger Elias M. jeweler, 73 Nassau N.Y. h 272 Carroll

Kleinberger George F. agt. h 272 Carroll Kleinbub August, mechanic, h 182 Hopkins Kleinbub George, liquors, 462 2d E.D. now Wythe av

Kleindienst August, shoemkr. h 187 Hopkins Kleindienst Jacob, hairdresser, 574 Atlantic av Kleindienst Richard, shoemkr. 98 Reid av Kleine August, police, h 888 Park av Kleine John H. police, h 22 Covert Kleine William, weaver, h 314 Floyd Kleinel John, driver, h 804 Jefferson av Kleiner Gertrude, wid. Albert, tobacco, 35 Graham av

Kleiner Henry, lab. h 180 Montrose av Kleiner Hermann, woodturner, h 103 Scholes Kleiner Jacob, butcher, h 52 Graham av Kleiner Joseph, carpenter, h 35 Monteith Kleinert Arnold, carpenter, h 264 Ellery Kleinfelder Charles, brooms, Degraw av n Nos- trand av, h 917 Nostrand av

Kleinfelder Henry, cigars, 231 Johnson av Kleinfelder Joseph. brushmkr. 525 7th av Kleinfelder Louis, brooms, 649 Wash'n av, h Flatbush, L.I.

Kleinfelder & Steers, brooms, Degraw n Nos- trand av

Kleingunther Louis. worstedgds. h 101 Sumpter Kleinhaus Carl, shoemkr, h 172 Throop av Kleinklaus Jacob, moulder, h 76 McKibbin Kleinknecht John P. furrier, h Johnson av n Baltic av E.N.Y.

Kleinkopf Remigeous, lab. h 150 Meserole Kleinlein Jacob, brewer, h 92 Central av Kleinlein John P. notary, h 310 Floyd Kleinman David, tailor. 878 Fulton, h 402 At- lantic av

Kleinman Fritz, brewer, h 28 Central av Kleinschlitz Kasper, foreman. h 85 Grand Kleinschmidt Burghart, elk. h 25 Beaver Kleinschmidt Fred, butchers'fixtures, 221 Hud- son av, h 319 Hudson av

Kleinschmidt Valentine, jeweler, h 112 Boerum pl

Kleinschmidt William, jewelry, 26 Maiden la N.Y. h 555 Halsey

Kleinschnitz August, manager, 1089 B'way Kleinschnitz Frances, wid. George, liquors, 1089 B'way

Kleinsemth Peter, mechanic, h 86 Debevoise Kleinsmith Fritz, carpenter, h 319 Hudson av Kleinteich George, tailor, h 17 Hopkins

Kleinteich George jr. books 147 4th E.D. now Bedford av

Kleipa Oscar, furrier, h 451 4th av

Kleipphan Mary, wid. Bernhart. h 34 Seigel

Kleis Christian, tailor, h 115 Seigel Klekermann George, lab. h 53 Adams E.D.

Klekert John, driver, h 175 Kent

Kiem Andrew, cabinetinkr. h 118 42d

Klem Margaret, wid. Frederick, h 1022 St. Mark's av

Klement Charles, refiner, h 78 Ewen

Klemepeter Joseph, Jumber, h 745 Park av Klemm Benjamin, liquors, 109 Rochester av Klemme William, corkcutter, h 191 Throop av Klemmer John H. grocer, h 440 De Kalb av Klen Patrick, lab. h 33 Dean

Klenck John D. grocer, 462 3d av, h 457 3d av Klenert Frederick, shoes, h 112 Boerum pl Klenk Charles, blacksmith, h 296 Ellery Klenke John, grocer, 34 Meeker av

Klenn Jacob, tailor, 194 Troutman

Klenser Ann, wid. Henry, h 296 11th Klepch Charles, clk. h. 402 Wil'by av

Klepper Henry W. liquors, 93 Franklin, h 124 Franklin

Klepper Laura P. h 225 Ross

Klepper Matilda, h 225 Ross Klersy Elizabeth. wid. Henry, h 28 Meserole Klersv Joseph H. upholsterer, 2052d E.D. now Wythe av

Klesenkamp John, milk, 379 Baltio

Klesick August, bkkpr, h 475 8th

WEBB'S ALCOHOL AND COLOGNE SPIRIT J. A. WEBB & SON, I' | Established 1835. PEARL STREET,

165 NEW YORK.

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

72 5.0 Rubber Wagon Springs. 50

[FIRE] Assets, in U. S., Jan. 1, 1886, $4,712,899 16. KLE

BOYNTON FURNACE CO., 94 B'

EEKMAN ST. D NEW YORK.

BOYNTON'S LATEST IMPROVED FURNACES AND RANCES. KLE-KLI 619

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Klesper Edward, upholsterer, h 882 Kent av Klesper Philip, shoemkr. hold No. 382 Kent av Klett Christian, barkpr. h 518 Manhattan av Klett Christian, liquors, 223 Hopkins Klett Jacob, carpenter, h 190 Hamburg av Klett Max, liquors. 396 Ewen

Kleue Lonis, wheelwright, h 919 Herkimer Kley Anton, artist, h 8 Stuyvesant av Kliche August, shoemkr. h 122 Walworth Klie Frederick. clk. h 418 Manhattan av Klie George, elk. h 183 Newell

Klien Catherine, wid. Peter. 50 Heyward Klien William, weaver, h 8 Harrison av Klienlien Dorothea, wid. John. h 74 Varet

Klienschmidt William, machinist, h 178 Har- rison av

Kliest Augusta, wid. Frederick, h 150 Myrtle av c Gold

Kliest George H. liquors, 156 Myrtle av

Kliest George H. jr. barkpr. h 156 Myrtle av

Klifelder Michael, h 14 N. Henry

Klimcke William H. h 191 Stagg

Klin Max, drygds. 65 Morrell

Klinck David G painter, h 25 Adams E.D.

Klinck Frederick, clk. h 330 Scher

Klinck Frederick, clk. h 452 5th av

Klinck Jacob, butcher, 9 Hoyt

Klinck John, butcher, 572 Grand

Klinck John, carpenter, h 6 Reid av

Klinck Michael, realestate, 97 Wythe av, h 67 Wilson

Kline Adam, cooper, h 259 N. 7th

Kline Alfred E. bkkpr. h 259 Sackett

Kline Anthony, farmer, h 422 State

Kline Augustus, painter, h 71 Wythe av Kline A. L. clk. h 424 State Kline Carl, cigarmkr. h 215 B'way Kline Charles, clk. h old No. 262 Keap

Kline Charles, peddler, h 694 4th av

Kline Christian, lab. h 38 Dikeman Kline George, lab. h 47 Van Cott av Kline Henry, h 308 Stockton

Kline Henry, bkkpr. h 201 Park pl Kline Henry, cooper, h 215 Boerum Kline Henry, fireman, h 256 Boerum Kline Henry, hatter, h 224 Boerum Kline Herman, mason, h 64 Moore Kline Jacob, tailors' mtls. h 529 Bushwick av Kline John, baker, h 144 Central av Kline John, cigarmkr. h 99 Floyd Kline John, driver, h 949 Greene av

Kline John, glassblower, h 93 Commercial Kline Jolm, lab. h 211 Greenpoint av Kline John, lab. h 505 Prospect av Kline John, mechanic, h 33 Debevoise Kline John, musician, h 71 Wythe av Kline John, produce, h 167 Jefferson Kline John, salesman, h 97 Division av Kline John A. carpenter, h 131 Sumpter Kline Leonard, h 201 Park pl Kline Louis, tinsmith, h r 38 Dikeman

Kline Mary E. wid. Henry, h 429 Wil'by av Kline Michael, carman, h 46 Clymer

Kline Michael, tailor, h r 190 Throop av

Kline Mary E. jeweler, 141 4th E.D. now Bed- ford av

Kline Nicholas, shoemkr. h 190 Meserole

Kline Oscar, hairdresser, 940 Myrtle av

Kline Oscar C. jr. drugs, h 1099 Myrtle av

Kline Peter, bkkpr. h 203 Nassau

Kline Philip, driver, h 182 Stagg

Kline Pulaski, printer. h 97 4th E. D. now Bed- ford av

Kline Rose, wid. Michael, h 426 St. Mark's pl Kline Samuel, lab. h r 191 S. 3d

Kline Sevmour, weigher, h 410A Sackett

Kline William, lab. 451 Carroll

Kline William J. drugs, 207 Park av, h 84 Cler- mont av

Klineberger Daniel, jeweler, h 322 Carroll Klineman Philip, lab. h 88 Throop av Klines Patrick, lab. h 143 Columbia

Kfinestaber Henry, shoemkr. h 15 Doughty Kling Adam, hairdresser, Baltic av n Schenck av E.N.Y.

Kling Adam, lab. h 150 Graham av

BUTLER'S SAFES. 79 DUANE STREET,

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.

Kling Adam, realestate, 784 B'way, h 72 Beaver Kling Frank J. butcher, 256 Hudson av, h 375; Atlantic av

Kling Frederick, oilcloths, 98 Duane N.Y. h 137 Lawrence

Kling Fritz, shoemkr. h r 26 Montrose av Kling George H. h 303 Gates av

Kling Gustav, tailor, h Baltic av n Schenck av EN.Y

Kling John, boxmkr. ly/ 124 Throop av

Kling John, mason, h 48 Hamburg av

Kling John. shoes, h 184 Mckibbin

Kling John, tailor, h Baltic av n Schenck av E. N.Y.

Kling John B. wheelwright, h 186 Freeman Kling John H. watchman, h 302 4th E.D. now Bedford av

Kling Julius, plumber, 248 St. James' pl, h 168 Putnam av

Kling Mary A. wid. Henry, h 200A Wilson Kling Philip, shoemkr. h 64 Lorimer

Kling Rosalie, h 137 Lawrence

Klingbeck Louis, tinsmith, h Ten Eyck c Graham av

Klinge Ernest G. liquors, h Rockaway c War- ren E.N.Y.

Klinge Jobn, clk. h 216 Sands

Klinge Julius E. plumber, 930 Fulton, h 168) Putnam av

Klingel Abram, cutter, h 160 Leonard

Klingel Adam, painter, h 312 Stockton

Klingel Charles, jeweler, h 233 Floyd

Klingel Jacob, trimmer, h 160 Leonard

Klingel Jos. shoemkr. 160 Penn. h 158 Lee av

Klingelhoefer Geo. gunsmith, 187 Graham av

Klingelhoefer Theodore, baker, 297 Grand Klingenbeck Kate, wid. h 195 Johnson av

Klingenberg Alexander, china, 35 Park pl, N. Y. h 181 Amity

Klingenberg Conrad, elk. h 89 Sackett

Klingenberg Frederick, driver, h 443 Warren Klingenfeld Harry, h 61 Livingston

Klingenfeld Henry, mer. h 444 Henry

Klingenfus Jacob, burnisher, h 247 Stockton Klingenschmidt Fred. hairdresser, 1029 Gates av Klingenschmitt Valentine F. watchman, h 164 27th

Klingenstein Adolph, tailor, h 431 Grand

Klingenstein Simon, butcher, h 191} Stagg Klinger David J. baker, 365 7th av

Klingler George J. foreman. h 298 Herkimer Klingler John L. h 582 De Kalb av

S. KLINGLER,

Maunfacturer of Cabinet Furniture & Patent Barber Chairs, 30 & 32 South 5th Avenue, Bet.Bleecker and West Third Sts., New York City.

Klingman Andrew, shoemkr. h Centre n Sack - ett E.N.Y.

Klingman Louise, wid. h 304 Central av Klingmann Joseph, baker, h 12 Kane pl

Klingner Herman, bkkpr. h Madison n At- lantic av E.N.Y.

Klinhammer Wm. mineralwater, h 314 Floyd Klink David, lab. h 411 S. 5th

Klink Frederick, instrs. h 64 Montrose av

Klink Martin, sawmkr. h 208 Stagg

Klinka Julius, lab. h 32 Varet

Klinke Charles F. W. carpenter, h 133 Harri- son av

Klinke Gustav, lab. h 26 Union av

Klinkel George, watchmkr. 536 5th av Klinkhammer August, lab. hr 146 Ten Eyck Klinkhardt Richard F. drugs, 585 Vand't av

Klinzing Henry, lab. h 290 1st E.D. now Kent av Klinzing Maria, wid. Michael, h 202 Throop av Klipfel Alexander, lab. h 231 Ellery

Klippel George, cutter, h 294 Stockton Klippel Henry, lab. h 211 N 9th

Klippel O. confectioner, 356 2d E.D. now Wythe av

Klipstein August, impr. Cedar N.Y. h 201 Clinton

AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING WORKS.

NEAR 3d AVE.,

(159 and 16( 25th Street,)

BROOKLYN.

Telephone call No. 137.

LOUIS H. SCHENCK,

Proprietor.

NEAR BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

FIRE BRICK

BEST AND CHEAPEST ! B. KREISCHER & SONS

132 Mangin St., near Houston, East River, New York. KLI-KLO 620

KLO-KNA

453 Fulton St., Old No. 592 Bedford Ave., . Brooklyn. 305 Fourth Ave., 698 Sixth Depots: Ave .. 75 Chatham St., and 110 E. 125th

St., N. Y. City.

The Best and Most Popular Ice Cream in the World.

25 1 C C HORTON'S ICE CREAM.

Klitsch Charles, cutter. h 304 Central av

Klitsch Charles L. millinery, 55 Ewen

Klitsch Christian, tailor, h 103 Ralph av

Klitt Jacob, carpenter, h 190 Hamburg av ¡Klobasa Frank, cigars, h 682 Park av

Klobf Martin, lab. h 105 Ewen

Klock Eugene A. dentist, 2223 Atlantic av E. N. Y. h 70 Miller av

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Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the year ending May 1, 1887, Part 156

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

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