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Besher John H. 18 New Church COMPOSITE IRON WORKS CO. 83 Reade Estey W. Shepard, 86 Fulton
Gilbert & Bennett Mfg. Co. 42 Cliff
Glassey Henry, 60 Fulton
Grottke Frederick W. 207 Bowery Hagendorf Gotthard, 313 W. 38th
Heymann Solomon, 119 & 123 Av. A
Hohlweck George. 219 Bowery
Hopkins N. Y. Steam Wire Works, 90 W. B'way
Horrocks Joshua, 45 Cliff
Kleemann & Sheehan, 206 E. 29th Klotz Frederick & Co. 124 Prince
Mecke Herman, 888 Eighth av.
Miller Charles J. 260 Second
*N. Y. Brass & Wire Works Co. 173 Grand
Norris Wallace, 209 E. 22d
Oliver Ebenezer, 156 W. B'way Osmond William, 669 Third av.
Palmenberg Joseph R. 466 & 468 Broome, factory 54 Greene, brass & wire store & window fixtures of every description and show figures Rattey Emil, 46 W. 30th
Reed & Keller, 120 W. 25th
Rieth J. F. & Co. 257 Third av.
Silkworth Mary E. 417 Fourth av. Staniar & Laffey, 53 Fulton
Steffens Nicholas, 335 E. 21st Stephens James P. 176 Fulton Stetzer Liborius, r 134 Chrystie Sullivan John, 183 E. 124th
Tristram James J. jr. 195 Water
Twisted Wire Box Strap Co. 31 Leon- ard Washburn Ulysses L. 878 Eighth av. Westervelt A. B. & W. T. 102 Cham- bers Williams George A. 85 Fulton Wooley & Co. 63 Fulton
*Wood Alcohol.
SALOMON L. A. & BROTHER, 216 Pearl. None equal in purity, high proof and little odor
*Wood Alcohol Manufac- turers.
King L. C. & Co. 171 Front
Wood Carpeting. BOUGHTON & TERWILLIGER, 3 W. 23d
Boynton, Peet & Co. 129 Fifth av.
HANNAM WILLIAM & CO. 293 Fifth av. wood carpets & parquet floors Holmes Frank P. 7 W. 14th
*National Wood Mfg. Co. 129 Fifth av. Stubbe & Fastenrath, 220 Centre
Wood Dealers. (See Kindling Wood Dealers.)
*Wood Mantels.
Aspinwall T. & Son, 75 & 77 W. 23d. See advertisement under head of Tiles
BRADLEY & CURRIER CO. (Ltd.) 54 Dey
Phillips George W. 416 W. 27th Stewart T. B. & Co. 21 E. 17th, sec- ond door from B'way
Wood Mouldings. (See also Frame Makers.)
Adams Henry C. 122 Bowery Arnold & Wendt, 177 G'wich Bassford Brothers, 1556 Third av. Becker Brothers, 330 W. 36th Cole Cyrus & Co. 256 W. 28th Collins D. P. & Son, 42 Bethune Didier J. H. & Son, 149 Baxter DUNN W. S. & CO. 46 Murray Ehrhard & Hagen, 247 W. 28th
Ferguson Brothers, 542 W. 40th & 211 Canal
Gramm's William, Sons, 3 Marion
Harris Leo, 502 W. 45th Herbolsheimer Leonard, r 92 Clinton
Hess William, 107 Walker
Hinners Eide H. 151 Eleventh av. Kern William, 180 W. Houston Kuschewsky R. & Son, 130 Hester Macdonald Hugh J. 1556 Third av. Michael Jacob, 101 E. 8Sth Muller & Unger, r 47 Eldridge
Naumann Richard C. 7 W. 14th N. Y. Lumber & Wood Working Co. E. 134th n N. 3d av.
N. Y. State Decorative Wood Co. 276 Ninth av.
Ryan James P. Eleventh av. c W. 19th
Schamberger George A. r 33 Norfolk SERRELL A. T. & SON. Eleventh av. c W. 5Sth (Est. 1S46) Stevens Plowdon, 610 W. 4Sth Terrell & Vroom, 368 Eighth av.
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Trimble James A. 220 E. 28th Tufts L. C. & Co. 119 Elm & 92 Walker White, Potter & Paige Mfg. Co. 123 Chambers Wuerth Gustav, 5S Spring
# Wood Ornaments, Natural Wood. Komp Albert, 105 Walker
*Wood Turners & Enamel- ers. Am. Enamel Co. 2 Lispenard, enamel- ing on wood or metal
Woodenware Dealers. (See also Basket Dealers.) Adickes Eibe H. 13 Gansevoort Barron James S. & Co. 141 Chambers Carter H. C. & Co. 101 N. Moore Chovey Charles L. & Co. 177 Washn. Cole Henry V. 278 Washn. Coles & Barrell, 332 Washn. Comery John, S9 Market
Early John & Co. 145 Chambers & 127 Reade Fibres Isaac, 21916 Grand Fink D. & Sons, 330 G'wich
Gates P. Tenney & Son, 39 Dey, wash boards and step-ladders Goldberg C. H. & E. S. 326 Washn. Griffith Charles A. 43 Harrison Helmke Behrend, 184 Washn. Heyniger L. & Co. 21 Fulton & 207 Water
Kahrs Ernest H. 94 Murray Kammerdiener Adam, 244 Stanton Kornahrens Herman, 111 Murray MeGinley Cornelius, 517 Seventh av. Mendenhall Carleton E. jr. 208 Front Otersen Christian G. C. 159 Chambers P'ennoyer & Wilson, 352 Washn. Selover F. S. & Co. 213 Washn. Small Orange F. 553 G'wich Stokes William A. & Co. 33 Cortlandt Wilkinson F. & Co. 282 Washn. Willet & Hathorn, 188 Washn. Wilson Charles A. & Co. 352 Washn. Wilson D. H. & Co. 375 Washn.
Woodenware Manufact- urers.
Byxbee James A. 73 Cortlandt Delany John, 315 Spring Gates P. Tenney & Son, 39 Dey. Gates' pat. double washboards Kalish Joseph, 2442 Water Mace L. H. & Co. 111 E. Houston N. Y. Cedar Ware Co. 82 Wahl
R. G. DUN & CO.
Rice George H. 257 W. 27th Smith & Stevens Mfg. Co. 83 Mur- ray Tecpe J. Charles, 185 First av.
Wool Dealers. (See aiso Brokers, Wool.)
Basch Anna, 155 Duane Basch Charles J. 137 Duane Belt & Butler, 106 Reade Benson James H. 94 Reade Cass & Mote, 6S Pine
Cilley J. K. & Co. 76 Gold ; (formerly of Reade)
Clinchy John, 155 Duane Cottrell Joseph, 136 Reade Dike Brothers. 148 Duane
Falconar Gilbert H. 39 W. B'way Follett George & Co. 144 Duane Hollis Hiram H. 548 W. 57th Johnson Pierrepont E. SS Reade Kirwen & Hume, 100 Pine Lehman & Elsasser, 83 Water Macnaughtan's William, Sons, 79 Spring, (Commission) Patterson A. W. & Son, 134 Duane Poole Richard, 39 W. B'way Rawitser S. & Co. 138 Duane Ross Thomas, 105 Reade Ross Brothers, 105 Reade Ryan William, SS Reade Souls William, 392 Hudson Stone Albert H. SS Reade
U. S. Mineral Wool Co. 22 Cortlandt
Walsh James L. 149 Duane
Weaver Henry S. 39 W. B'way
Weeks Charles R. (com.) 74 Murray (hair of all kinds)
Wilson Edward H. 105 Reade
Wool Pullers.
Simon C. & Co. 622 W. 47th Taylor Samuel J. 609 W. 4Sth Vanderbeck Abraham, 406 E. 45th
Woolen Goods Manufac- turers.
(See also Cloths, Cassimeres & Vest- ings.)
Bigelow Elliott, 57 Leonard Bowlend Edward S. 56 Worth Cady John N. 56 Worth Crawford William H. 86 Leonard Cruttenden George T. 69 Worth Dickey W. J. & Sons, 86 Leonard *Folwell. Brother & Co. 96 Spring Fried & Freitag, 265 B'way Frink George A. 53 Leonard
314 & 316 Broadway, N. Y. And one hundred and five branch offices.
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Fry Edwin W. 69 Leonard Gibson Harvey D. 530 B'way Globe Woolen Co. 51 Leonard Hieronymus Charles R. 329 B'way Horton Charles E. 38 White Kerr George, 96 Spring Knight George T. 112 Worth Lemon Eleazer G. 56 Worth
Mann & Jackson, 771 B'way Maynard Amory, 66 Worth Mayo Charles H. 56 Worth Patterson & Greenough, 67 Leonard Raritan Woollen Mills, 14 White Reichman William, 260 Canal Roesch Reinhart, 77 E. 4th
Roubotham C. S. 96 Spring Russell Franklin. W. 56 Worth Somerset Mfg. Co. 14 White
Steinam & Seeligman, 84 Leonard Stone Alvah C. 51 Leonard Upham John M. 55 Leonard Valentine William. 55 Leonard Weil M. J. & Co. 73 Leonard Wood William & Co. 51 Leonard
*Woolen Machinery.
Howard George C. 12 Cortlandt (1755 Kronfeld Marcus, 15 Crosby Barker St. Phila. ) for finishing Mali Henry W. T. & Co. 329 B'way worsted cotton silk & other goods
Woolen Yarn turers.
Manufac-
(See also Yarns, Batts, Wicks, &c.)
Allen & Brother, 144 Duane
Boese Edward, 41 Mercer
Haight Abner S. 50 Howard & 16 Niland Brothers & Lange, 452 B'way
Mercer
HESSE HENRY, 308 Grand
Mueller George, 39 Worth
Ochs Martin B. 56 Walker & 282 E. Houston
Straus Ferdinand A. 29 Howard
Sullivan Cornelius R. 127 Elm
Ulmann Bernhard & Co. 96 Grand
Vanblankensteyn & Hennings, 108| Rowedder Henry, 3S Lispenard Grand VonBernuth Charles, 29 Greene
Woolens, Importers of. (See also Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings.)
Allen & Co. 416 B'way Anspach & Schwarz. 144 Grand
Arnold M. & Co. 459 B'way
Babcock Seth G. & Co. 500 Broome Ballin, Joseph & Co. 96 Franklin Barlow Henry, 115 Worth
Baudouine Abram, S10 B'way
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Beyer L. & Co. 129 Grand Bills & Davenport, 259 Canal Bristol & St. John, 6 Walker Brown Henry G. 64 W. 23d Callister John H. 64 W. 23d
Churchill Charles B. 96 Spring
Cohen Samuel H. & Brother, 48 Lis- penard
Lewis Charles & Brothers, 217 Church Collins, Downing & Co. 480 B'way
Crane & Crane, 212 Church Curry & Browning, 138 Grand Dahlman Brothers, 271 Canal Farrell James P. 58 Walker Fliedner & Bindewald, 474 B'way
Fornes C. V. & Co. 458 B'way Forstmann & Co. 353 B'way Galpen Horace & Co. 9 White Gillian & Willis, 56 Worth Gilmartin & Doyle, 1 Lispenard Gledhill Luke & Co. 107 Grand Hahlo H. & Co. 172 Church Harris E. H. & Co. 64 W. 23d Harris & Cook, 107 Grand
Henrici Henry, 251 Canal Jennings James M. 757 B'way Kafka John, 133 W. B'way Kerr Thomas, 34 Greene
Marks M. B. & L. A. 413 B'way
Mayer Regina, 40 White Mendelsohn & Co. 18 White Mesmin George. 339 Canal Meyers Henry, 135 Grand Miller, Schram & Co. 456 Broome Muller Philip R. 1129 B'way
Norris, Leonard & Pigot, 71S B'way Nowell & Presby, 30 White
ORIGET ARTHUR, 29 W. 23d & S W. 24th
Pouquet E. &.Co. 42 E. 14th
Reynolds, Meyers & Co. 456 B'way Roe William B. 64 W. 23d Ross Edwin J. 56 Worth
Sawyer & Manning. 35 White Schnabel Brothers, 73 Worth Schneider John G. 64 W. 23d Stein S. & Co. 446 B'way Stumpf Theodore F. 115 Worth Sulzbacher, Gitterman & Wedeles, 94 Mercer
Tolkamp Albert E. 269 Canal
Vaningen E. H. & Co. 490 B'way Willis W. P. & Co. 729 B'way Wilson William H. 96 Spring Wolff Baruch & Co. 259 Canal Woods, Lowry & Co. S27 B'way
KINDLING WOOD FRED'K BUSE 1104 to 1112 1st Av. Get your Wood at Factory Prices. Send for Price L'
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*Work Benches. Hoffmann Joseph & Son, r 8 Stanton
*Worsted Yarns.
Nonantum Worsted Co. 41 Mercer, mannfacturers of star light knit- ting worsteds, &c.
*Worsteds & Fancy Yarns, Manufs.
Manhattan Worsted Mills-Butler & Prentiss, W. 130th & Eleventh av.
Worsted & Merino Goods, Dealers.
Ahrensdorf Bertha, 17 W. Houston Ascher & Samelson, 714 B'way Baetz Eva, 321 First av. Baron S. & Co. 71 Franklin
Behrens Brothers, 105 Franklin Berlepsch Dorothea, 50 E. 12th Bernstein I. & Co. 315 Canal Crine Henry, 105 Franklin Deutsch Rosa, 38 Walker
Ettinger A. & R. S3 Leonard
*Excelsior Knitting Co. 83 Leonard Frankel & Levy, 84 Franklin & S. 5th av. n Prince French & Ward, 80 Franklin
Golde Siegfried, 15 W. Honston
Graff A. M. & Dunning, 107 Franklin Haag Charles, 852 Eighth av.
Haight Abner S. 52 Howard
Hassloch Frederika, 415 Fifth Herman Simon M. 334 Canal & 37 Lispenard Langstadter & Co. 77 Franklin Love Samuel, 287 Sixth av. Lupprian Charles, 384 Canal
McEachren Martha, 1530 Third av.
Mnir Thomas jr. 155 W. B'way
Neiman Morris, 722 B'way
Plock & Hoffstadt, 332 Canal & 39 Lispenard Smith Charles A. 115 Worth
Soldin S. & Co. 30 Walker
Springer R. & Co. 177 Grand
Steinam & Seeligman, 84 Leonard Stern Solomon, 343 Canal
Stoiber Lonis, 132 Essex Tarlow & Co. 362 Canal Thudinm C. A. & Son, 69 Leonard Tichner & Frank, 73 Franklin Weil M. J. & Co. 73 Leonard & 105 Elm Weiss Henry & Co. 100 Walker
IMPORTERS.
Benjamin William J. 185 Church Bischoff & Rodatz, 41 Lispenard
Frankenberg Henry E. 79 Walker Hesse Henry, 308 & 308% Grand c Allen Moeller Charles H. 314 Canal
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Knitting Worsted, Saxony, Floss, Shet- land Yarn and Germantown Wool. Cardigan Jackets.
Von Bernuth Charles, 29 Greene Wennberg Conrad W. 34 Greene
*Woven Silk Labels & Hangers.
Klotz Herrmann, 22 Eldridge
*Wrappers, Skirts Waists. Purvin & Myers, 37 Walker
Wreckers.
Chapman William E. 70 South Lowe Edward R. 2 Coenties sl. Merritt Israel J. 49 Wall *MERRITT'S WRECKING ORGAN- IZATION, 49 Wall
*Yacht Builders & Brokers. BLIVEN C. H. 83 South
Yarns, Batts, Wicks, &c. (See also Woolen Yarn Manufactur- ers.)
Ames William T. 79 Franklin
Beck William, 10 Vestry Becker Lonis, 270 Grand Boese Edwin, 41 Mercer
Brundage Edw. H. 101 Reade Buckingham & Paulson, 83 Leonard Cameron A. J. & Co. 85 Walker Conway John M. & Co. 113 Worth FLETCHER WILLIAM B. 18 Thom- as, agent for Fletcher Mfg. Co. Gluck Adolph, 45 Lispenard Goetze Theodore & Co. 256 Grand Harlan G. P. 89 Leonard Hirsh & Eckstein, 29 Lispenard Jamieson Joseph B. 50 Leonard Kelley Henry C. 48 Leonard Koos Gustave A. 408 B'way
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Lord Haynes & Co. 137 Duane Moeller Frederick, 430 Broome Reid Alexander F. 149 Duane Sadler Edward W. 10 Walker Scott Gilbert C. 22 New Church Springer R. & Co. 464 Broome & 175 Grand Travers J. P. & Son, 46 Beekman Turner William H. 86 Leonard Tyler & Myers, 74 Franklin
Yeast. Burton William A. 47 Murray FLEISCHMANN & CO. 701 Washn.
Fletcher Thomas, 321 E. 9th Happel Henry, 114 Ludlow
Kegeler Henry C. 328 E. 27th
Leopold Henry, 512 W. 43d
N. Y. Compressed Yeast Co. 96 Liber- ty & 442 W. 46th
Schween John, 238 Broome
*Vienna Pressed Yeast Co. 309 E. 27th
*Zephyr Worsteds & Worst- ed Embroideries.
Horstmann William H. & Sons, 106 Grand
Ulmann Bernhard & Co. 96 Grand Vanblankensteyn & Hennings, 108 Grand VonBernuth Charles, 29 Greene
Zinc.
Balbach William, 13 Platt McDonagh William & Co. 180 Front Manning & Squier, 111 Liberty N. J. Zinc & Iron Co. 52 Wall & 61 Maiden la.
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COLORADO STATE.
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DAKOTA TERRITORY. Danvers, Mass. Dayton, Ohio.
Lansingburgh, N. Y.
DELAWARE STATE.
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Detroit, Mich.
Easthampton, Mass. Erie, Pa.
Fitchburg, Mass.
FLORIDA STATE.
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MARYLAND STATE.
MASSACHUSETTS STATE.
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Meriden, Conn.
MICHIGAN STATE.
Millville, N. J. Milwaukee, Wis.
Hot Springs, Ark. IDAHO TERRITORY. ILLINOIS STATE. INDIANA STATE. Indianapolis, Ind. IOWA STATE. Jeffersonville, Ind. Jersey City, N. J. Kansas City, Mo. KANSAS STATE. King's County, N. Y. Knoxville, Tenn.
Lawrence, Mass. Leadville, Col. Little Rock, Ark.
Lowell, Mass. Lynchburg, Va. Lynn, Mass. MAINE STATE.
Fort Smith, Ark. Fort Wayne, Ind. GEORGIA STATE.
Gloucester, N. J. Haddonfield, N. J. Hartford, Conn. Hoboken, N. J. Holyoke, Mass.
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Minneapolis, Minn. MINNESOTA STATE. Mobile, Ala. MONTANA TERRITORY. Montreal, Canada. Mount Holly, N. J. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Nashville, Tenn. NEBRASKA STATE. NEVADA STATE. New Albany, Ind. New Britain, Conn. NEW ENGLAND STATES BUSINESS. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE. New Haven, Conn. NEW JERSEY STATE. NEW MEXICO TERRI- TORY. New Orleans, La. New Rochelle, N. Y. NEW YORK STATE BUS. Newark, N. J. Newport, R. I. Newton, Mass.
Norfolk, Va.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE. Northampton, Mass. Norwich, Conn. OHIO STATE. ONTARIO. Province, Canada.
OREGON STATE. Ottawa, Canada. PACIFIC STATES. Passaic, N. J. Paterson, N. J. Peabody, Mass. Peekskill, N. Y. PENNSYLVANIA STATE. Petersburg, Va, Philadelphia City and Business, Pa. Pine Bluff, Ark. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portchester, N. Y. Portland, Me. Portsmouth, Va. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Providence, R. I. Quebec, Canada. Reading, Pa. RHODE ISLAND STATE. Richmond, Va.
Rochester, N. Y. St. Louis, Mo.
St. Paul, Minn. Salem, Mass. Salem, N. J. San Francisco, Cal. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Savannah, Ga.
Shelton, Conn. Sing Sing, N. Y.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE. South Hadley Falls, Mass.
Springfield, Mass. Springfield, Ohio. Syracuse, N. Y. Taunton, Mass. TENNESSEE STATE. TEXAS STATE. Toledo, Ohio. Toronto, Canada. Torrington, Conn. Troy, N. Y. UTAH TERRITORY. Utica, N. Y.
VERMONT STATE. Vineland, N. J. VIRGINIA STATE. Washington, D. C.
WASHINGTON TERRI- TORY.
Waterbury, Conn.
Westchester Co., N. Y.
WEST VIRGINIA STATE. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilmington, Del.
Windsor Business, Canada. Winsted, Conn.
WISCONSIN STATE.
Worcester, Mass.
Yonkers, N. Y.
FOREIGN DIRECTORIES.
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Hamburgh. Hanover. London, P. O. London, Business.
Melbourne. Paris. Sydney.
TRADE DIRECTORIES.
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