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Brodie Peter, molder, h 201 Division av Brodie William, printer, h 62 N. Elliott pl Brodie Wm. shipcarpenter, h 225 Eckford Brodie William W. clk. h 43d n 3d av Brodie W. J. mer. h 80 Sands
Brodier James, tinsmith, h 498 Carlton av Brodigan James, groceries, 293 Van Brunt Brodmann Frederick, hairdresser, 711 5th av Brodneaux Amos, lawyer, 552 Bedford av Brodrick Michael, sawyer, h 115 John Brodsky Frank, ticket agt. h 268 Eckford Brody Patrick, lab. h 157 Huron Broedeck ., h 159} Columbia Broeggelwirth Conrad, tailor, h 185 Ewen Brofay Ann, wid. 236 Jay
WM. H. JACKSON & CO.
WOOD FIRE-PLACES with ANDIRONS N. Union Square, near Broadway, New . York. Our only Warerooms.
SEE ADV. ON LEAF OPP. NAME.
I. H. SMITH'S SONS,
25 & 27 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK CITY. AGENTS FOR
MEDER'S BRO
SWAN GIN. 101
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Brofay John, h 236 Jay Brofield James, porter, h 456 Warren Brogan Ellen, wid. Wm. h 1096 Warren Brogan James, carpenter, h 406 Van Brunt Brogan James, lab. h 16 N. Henry Brogan James, wheelwright, h 461 Dean Brogan James F. dentist, 305 Fulton Brogan Matthew, watchman, h 77 Carroll Brogan Neil, lab. h 565 Vanderbilt av Brogan Patrick, tailor, h 60 Atlantic av Brogan Peter, iron, h 89 Nelson Brogle Louis, shoemkr. h 512 Grand Brohan Michael, lab. 314 Flushing av Brohan William H. lab. h 314 Flushing av Brohel Eliza, wid. Frank, h 298 Graham Brohel Lewis, lab. h Park av c Graham Broistedt Caroline, wid. Wm. h 378 B'way Brojuisun G. F. wid. h 108 Smith
Brokate John H. confectionery, 308 4th, E.D. Brokaw DeWitt, jeweler, h 131 Waverly av Brokaw Sarah A. wid. David, h 641 Warren Broker George, foreman, h 172 1st, E. D. Broley James, molder, h r 188 Dupont Brom Peter, seaman, h 52 Woodhull Broman Francis, waiter, h 456 Fulton Brombacher Augustus F. hardware, 33 Ful- ton, N. Y. h 88 Johnson
Bromberor Julius, peddler, h 108 Dupont Bromberg Samuel, h 88 Johnson Bromberg Samuel, peddler, h 187 Cook Brombush Catharine, patterns, 280 Fulton Brome Charles, joiner, h 143 Elm Brome Robert F. painter, h Suydam Bromell John D. printer, h 10.0 Myrtle av Bromell Joseph, carpenter, h 87 Wolcott Bromell William B. printer, h 209 Hall Bromgia Frank, shoemkr. h 202 Maujer Bromhead Henry F. bookkpr. h 285 Tomp- kins av
Bromley George, clk. h 220 Washington Bromley Miles S. lawyer, N. Y. h 104 1st pl Bromley Richard James, police, h 644 Hicks Bromley Wm. crockery, 472 Manhattan av Bromly Isaac W. R. lawyer, 105 2d pl Bromm David, baker, 72 Johnson av Brommer John, bookkpr. h 68 2d, E. D. Brommer John, clk. 68 2d
Bron Leonard; clk. h 347 N. 2d Bronaeke Frederick, porter, h 19 Scholes Bronan Ellen, wid. Timothy, h 44 5th av Bronard Peter, h 276 Ainslie
Bronbacher Max. H. C. h 120 Flatbush av Brondt Chas. pianomkr. h 118 Skillman av Broner Jacob, lab. h 244 Franklin Broner John, brewer, h 481 Bushwick av Bronner Charles, stamper, h 113 Stagg Bronner Valentine, shoemkr. 339 Prospect av Bronsen Henry, butcher, 97 Atlantio av, h 136 Atlantic av
Bronslow Jesse, 164 Hoyt
Bronelow Sarah L. dressmkr. 164 Hoyt Bronson Chas. H. physician, h 462 Pacific Bronson Clark T. truckman, h 521 Park av Bronson George A. h 91 St. Felix
Bronson George H. agt. h 91 St. Felix
Bronson George W. tailor, 597 Fulton. 91 4th, E. D. and 469 B'way, N. Y. h Bald- winsville, L. I.
Bronson Hannon, lab. h r 190 Throop av Bronson Isabella, wid. Wm. h 84 Raymond Bronson James A. hardware, 823 Myrtle av. h 497 Bedford av
Bronson S. E. hardware, h 823 Myrtle av Bronson Brothers (J. A. & S. E.) hardware, h 823 Myrtle av
Brook John, driller, h 219 Van Brunt Brook W. W. bldr. 104 S. Oxford, h 102 S. Oxford
Brooke Charles A. h 89 Willow
Brooke Edwin B. agt. freight, 7 South, N. Y. h 27 St. John's pl
Brooke Lawrence, blksmith. 63 Carlton av Brooke Robert F. broker, 35 Broad, N. Y. h 119 Clymer
Brooke Thomas R. h 104 Columbia hgts Brooke Wm. C. stevedore, N. Y. h 367 18th Brooker Ella, wid. Edw. h 188 Willoughby Brooker Mary, wid. Charles, h 221 Sandford Brookert Henry, lab. h 29 S. 5th
Brookfield Elsie, wid. Louis, h 367 Hudson av Brookfield Jas. M. glass, N. Y. h 115 Taylor Brookfield Thomas, painter, h 449 3d av
Brookfield William, glass manf. Morgan av
c Grand and 55 Fulton, N. Y. h 515 W. 53d, N. Y.
Brookhultz Jacob, lab. h 115 Mckibbin Brooklyn Academy of Music, 180 Montague Brooklyn Academy of Visitation, Johnson c Pearl
Brooklyn Annex, ft Fulton Brooklyn Art Association, Montague n Clin- ton
Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, 108 Livingston BROOKLYN ATHENAEUM, G. S. Andrews, supt. Clinton c Atlantic av
BROOKLYN AUTOMATIC CARPET CLEANING CO. 827 Myrtle av
Brooklyn Bank, Fulton c Front
Brooklyn Baptist Home, Greene av c Throop av Brooklyn, Bath & Coney Island R. R. Co. office 5th av c 27th
Brooklyn Benevolent Society, 84 Amity Brooklyn Bible Society, 678 Fulton
Brooklyn Brass & Copper Co. 139 Front
Brooklyn Business Directory, 213 Montague
Brooklyn Business Women's Union, 80 Wil- loughby
Brooklyn Central Dispensary, 312 Raymond Brooklyn Central Elevated Railroad Com- pany, 202 Montague
Brooklyn Children's Aid Society Lodging House, 61 Poplar and 139 Van Brunt Brooklyn Church Charity Foundation, Her- kimer o Albany av
Brooklyn City Bible Society, 678 Fulton Brooklyn City Directory, 213 Mon- tague
Brooklyn City Hospital, Raymond n Wil- loughby Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society, 678 Fulton Brooklyn City Orphan Asylum, Atlantic av c Kingstor. av
HILL & DELIUS, S. F, HILL.
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, in all their Branches, FIFTH AVE., Cor. Seventh St., BROOKLYN. MONEY ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. H. A. DELIUS.
BRONCHINE
(SEE PAGE 51!)
Depot, 46 BEAVER ST., NEW YORK.
Specific for Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, and Dyspepsia.
J. LOCKITT & CO.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL PROVISION DEALERS.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OPP. NAME. BRO 102
BRO
BROOKLYN AUTOMATIC Carpet Cleanin
Ofice and Works : 827 and 829 Myrtle Ave.
Machinery Superior to all Others. Patented July 18, 1876.
KEELER & VAN TASSEL, Managers.
J. E. KEELER, Secretary and Treasurer.
CARPETS CLEANED Thoroughly, Expeditiously, Cheaply, and Returned Promptly.
Moths and their larvæ entirely expelled from Cloths and other Woolen Goods by machinery expressly for that purpose.
Customers invited to call and witness the perfect work of our Machines.
Brooklyn City Railroad Co. 10 Fulton Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Co. 177 Mon- tague
Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Co. c DeKalb and Yates av
Brooklyn Club, 136 Pierrepont
Brooklyn Collection Bureau, 11 Willoughby ; Hugo Hirsh, counsel
Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Insti- tute, Livingston n Court
BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, 34 Fulton and News Bureau, 206 Montague
Brooklyn Daily Programme, 361 Fulton Brooklyn Daily Stage, 254 State
BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES, 24 B'way
BROOKLYN DAILY UNION-ARGUS, Ful- ton c Front
Brooklyn Diet Dispensary, 21 DeKalb av
Brooklyn Dispensary, Atlantic av. c Wav- erly av
Brooklyn Dispensary and Eye and Ear In- firmary, 11 Tillary
Brooklyn Eclectic Dispensary, 232 Myrtle av Brooklyn, E. D. Homeopathic Dispensary, 164 S. 3d
Brooklyn, E. D. Hospital and Dispensary, 161 4th
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Co. office 363 Fulton
Brooklyn Elite Directory (street classified) 213 Montague
Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29 Concord Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, 208 Wash- ington
Brooklyn Female Employment Society, 91 Court
Brooklyn Ferry Co. ft. B'way
Brooklyn Fire Ins. Co. 32 Court and 191 B'way, N. Y. Brooklyn, Flatbush & Coney Island Rail- way Co. 183 Montague
BROOKLYN FREIE PRESSE, 30 Myrtle av and 61 Montrose av
Brooklyn Furniture Co. 563 Fulton
Brooklyn Gas Light Co. 180 Remsen and 7 Hudson av
Brooklyn Gazette, 186 Grand, Augustus E. Lawrence, proprietor
Brooklyn Health Lift, 183 Montague
Brooklyn Heights Seminary, 138 Montagne
Brooklyn Helping Hand, Atlantic av c Grand av
Brooklyn Home for Aged of Both Sexes, DeKalb av c Bushwick av
Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, 528 Grand av
Brooklyn Home for Friendless Women and Children, 20 Concord
Brooklyn Home for the Idiotic, Feeble Minded, Epileptic, etc.
Brooklyn Homoeopathic Hospital, 109 Cum- berland
Brooklyn House of the Good Shepherd, 327 Henry
Brooklyn Howard! Colored Orphan Asylum, Dean n Troy av
Brooklyn Improvement Co. 3d c 5th av
Brooklyn Industrial School Association, 141 S. 3d
Brooklyn Industrial School and Home for Destitute Children, Butter n Vander- bilt av
Brooklyn Inebriate Home, Pearl c Fulton Brooklyn Institute and Youths' Free Li- brary, 196 to 200 Washington
Brooklyn Juvenile High School, Livingston n Court
Brooklyn Ladies' Society of St. Vincent's Home for Boys, 7 Poplar
Brooklyn Lay College, Schermerhorn n Nevins
Brooklyn Library Association, 131 S. 8th BROOKLYN LIFE INS. CO. 320 and 322 B'way, N. Y. and 211 Montague Brooklyn Lyceum, 229 Washington
Brooklyn Maternity, 44 Concord
Brooklyn Mechanics' & Traders' Exchange, 4 Myrtle av
NOXON'S HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 444 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
Chronic Organic Diseases a Specialty, 135 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, BROOKLYN. OFFICE HOURS, 8 to 9 A.M. 7 to 8 P.M.
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OFFICERS. WILLIAM M. COLE, PRESIDENT. WILLIAM H. WALLACE, Vice-President. WILLIAM DUTCHER, Secretary. DANIEL AYRES, M.D., LL.D,, Medical Director. D. PARKS FACKLER, Consulting Actuary. AUGUSTUS FORD, Counsel. DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM M. COLE, GEORGE E. BROWN,
WILLIAM H. WALLACE,
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RICHARD B. DUYCKINCK, AUGUSTUS E. MASTERS, MICHAEL CHAUNCEY,
AUGUSTUS FORD,
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JACOB K. OLWINE,
H. B. BRUNDRETT,
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HARRY MESSENGER,
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Hon. ANDREW J. BRYANT. ALONZO BLOTE,
CHAS. T. BARNEY, WILLLIAM DUTCHER.
Brooklyn Medical Association (E. D.) S. 5th n 4th
Brooklyn Medical Society of Kings Co. 398 Fulton
Brooklyn Medical Hall Association, 964 DeKalb av
Brooklyn Mercantile Library, 199 Montague Brooklyn Music Hall, Fulton c Flatbush av
Brooklyn Naphtha Renovating Co. office, 40 Fulton, works, 819 and 821 Bushwick av
Brooklyn News Co. 80 Fulton
Brooklyn Nursery, 188 Prospect pl
rooklyn Orphan Asylum, Atlantic av n Brooklyn av
Brooklyn Orthopedic Infirmary, Raymond n DeKalb av
Brooklyn Philharmonic Society, 172 Mon- tague
Brooklyn Post Office, 319 Montague
Brooklyn Pottery Co. Smith n Gowanus Canal
Brooklyn Protestant Orphan Asylum, Kings- ton e Brooklyn av
Brooklyn Reform, 83 Montrose av, Weidner Frederick, publisher
Brooklyn Review, 361 Fulton
Brooklyn Riding Academy, 470 Pacific
Brooklyn Rink, 183 Clermont av
Brooklyn R. C. Hospitals, Bushwick av n Maujer aud Graham av n Montrose av Brooklyn R. C. Orphan Asylum, Willoughby av n Yates av
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Brooklyn R. C. Orphan Asylum of the Ch. of the Holy Trinity, Graham av n Mont- rose av
Brooklyn Roofing Co. (William H. H. Childs) Smith c 6th
Brooklyn Rubber Depot, 211 Fulton
Brooklyn Savings Bank, Fulton c Concord Brooklyn Sheltering Arms Nursery, 15 Dean Brooklyn Smelting Co. (William R. Ballard Edward Ackerly, Daniel Cushane) 87 & 89 N. 5th
Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Crime, 68 Court
Brooklyn Society for Aged Indigent Fe- males, 320 Washington av
Brooklyn Steam Carpet Cleaning Estab. T. Jordan, prop. Baltic c Nevins
Brooklyn Steam Transit Co. 201 Montague Brooklyn Street Guide,213 Montague Brooklyn Sugar Refining Co. 1st c S. 2d, E. D. and 102 Wall, N. Y.
Brooklyn Sulphur Works, 152 Kent av
Brooklyn Trade and Salesroom, 353 Fulton Brooklyn Truant Home, Jamaica plank rd
Brooklyn Trust Co. 177 Montague
Brooklyn Union for Christian Work, 591 Fulton
Brooklyn Volks Theatre, Adams n Myrtle av Brooklyn Voluntary Relief Work, 531 Fulton Brooklyn Watchcase Co. 4th av c Warren
Brooklyn White Lead Co. 107 Front
Brooklyn Wire Cloth Works, 69 12th, E. D. and 107 John, N. Y.
Brooklyn Women's Bible Mission Society, 62 Court
Brooklyn Yacht Club, 204 Montague
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. Fulton c Gallatin pl Brooklyn Zion Home, Dean n Albany av
Brooklyn & Cross Town Railroad Company, office, Manhattan av n Clay
Brooklyn & New York Bridge Company, office, 21 Water
Brookman Henry D. ship mer. 37 South, N. Y. h 118 Remsen
Brookman John U. com. mer. 37 South, N. Y. h 113 Remsen
Brookmiller Henry, lab. h 180 Conover Brooks Alexander, seaman, h 109 Fleet pl Brooks August, cigarmkr. h 389 S. 4th Brooks Charles, hairdresser, 442 N. 2d
Brooks Charles, ropemkr. h 59 Bushwick av Brooks Charles E. h 131 S. Oxford
Brooks Charles F. weigher, 71 Broad, N. Y. h 331 State
Brooks D. waiter, h r 42 Scholes
Brooks Daniel, h 199 Penn
Brooks Daniel, carpenter, h 245 Ewen
Brooks Daniel, police, h 127 Skillman av Brooks Edward, clk. h 148 West
Brooks Edward H. lighterman, h 171 Court Brooks Edwin, clk. h 1677 Atlantic av Brooks Ernst, lawyer, h 259 Carroll
Brooks Esther A. prin. h Middagh n Henry Brooks Frank, printer, h 91 Taylor
Brooks Frank L. clk. h 312 Macon
Brooks Frederick, baker, h r 35 Bolivar
Brooks Frederick printer, h 361 Jay
Brooks Frederick H. clk. h 419 Atlantic av
WM. H. JACKSON & CO PATENT TILE GRATES, N. Union Square, near Broadway, New . York. Our only Warerooms.
SEE ADV. ON LEAF OPP. NAME.
BRONCHINE !
(SEE PAGE 51.)
Specific for Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, and Dyspepsia.
Depot, 46 BEAVER ST., NEW YORK.
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Hon. DAVID M. CHAUNCEY JOHN H. BAKER, ISAAC CARHART, FELIX CAMPBELL,
J. LOCKITT & CO.,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL PROVISION DEALERS.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OPP. NAME. BRO 104 BRO
Brooks George, clk. h 232 S. 1st
Brooks George, printer, h 164 Huntington Brooks George F. elk. h 331 Leonard
Brooks George G. ranges, 724 B'way, N. Y. h 811 Jefferson
Brooks George H. sampler, h 341 Van Brunt Brooks George W. drugs, 1161 Myrtle av
Brooks Hannah M. wid. J. F. W. h 191 Powers
Brooks Henry, tailor, h 253 Scholes Brooks H. J. hidee, h 358 Bridge
Brooks H. W. provisions, Washington mkt. N. Y. h 48 S. Elliott pl
Brooks James W. engineer, h 170 Ten Eyck Brooks John, confectionery, h 148 West Brooks John, depy. sheriff, h 455 Fulton
Brooks John, iron railings, h 107 Henry Brooks John, ropemkr. h 1283 DeKalb av Brooks John, jr. barkpr. h 79 York
Brooks John C. shipjoiner, h 11 Powers
Brooks John S. mer. 211 Water, N. Y. h 809 Sackett
Brooks Joseph, cigars, h 1677 Atlantic av Brooks Joseph, shoemkr. h 390 2d, E. D. Brooks Josephus D. collector, h 119 Ainslie Brooks Joshua, lab. h 80} Gwinnett
Brooks Julia A. wid. W. H. h 66 Livingston Brooks Maria, wid. John, h 235 Lorimer Brooks Michael, carpenter, h 44 S. 5th Brooks Nicholas L. engineer, h 77 Ryerson Brooks N. A. h 366 Monroe
Brooks Noble, ferryman, h 334 Dean Brooks Paul, watchman, h 85 Sackett Brooks Rebecca, wid. Stewart, h 139 Lynch Brooks Samuel, clk. 17 Webster pl
Brooks Samuel, ins. h 299 DeKalb av.
Brooks Samuel, machinist, h 159 Willoughby
Brooks Samuel C. jeweler, h 171 Court
Brooks Sarah, wid. Edw. h 315 Cumberland Brooks Sarah, wid. Samuel M. W. h. 355 At- lantic av
Brooks Theodore, printer, h 341 12th
Brooks Thomas J. clk. 269 Putnam av
Brooks Thomas V. woodcarver, 211 South, N. Y. b 152 S. 3d
Brooks Timothy, lab. h 20 Skillman av
Brooks T. W. printer, 341 12th
Brooks T. & Co. successors (F. A. Baldwin, E. Pearce Taylor, William A . Davis) furniture, 137 to 143 Fulton
Brooks Walter, printer, h 91 Taylor Brooks William, carpenter, h 307 Graham av Brooks William, shoecutter, h 400 Graham av Brooks William A. bookkpr. 389 Adelphi Brooks W. H. milliner, 243 DeKalb av Brooksbank Edwin, collarmkr. h 510 3d av Brooksbank George, cooper, h 512 3d av Brooksbank Matthew, clk. h 510 3d av Brool Marx, bookkpr. h 50 Vanderbilt av Broomany Albert, lab. h 36 Carlton av Broome George, sampler, h 218 Adams Broome John L. u.s.n. h Flushing av opp Carlton av
Broome Thomas, h 305} President Broomfield James, china decorator, h 524 Leonard Broomhall William, saddler, 17 Greene av Broon John, police, 310 17 th
WM. H. JACKSON & CO.
Broonan James, lab. h 240 Graham av Brophy Andrew J. drugs, h 530 Grand Brophy Annie, wid. Kern, h 454 Smith Brophy Elizabeth, wid. Stephen B. h 159 Hicks
Brophy James, lab. h 489 President Brophy John, h 46 St. Mark's av
Brophy John, carpenter, h 628 Baltic Brophy John, cotton mender, h 108 12th Brophy John, hatter, h 140 Raymond Brophy John, lab. h 49 Raymond Brophy Joseph, hatter, h 239 Johnson Brophy Mark L. liquors, 50 Atlantic av Brophy Michael, sailmkr. b 233 Bergen Brophy Patrick, carpenter, h 272 Wyckoff Brophy Patrick, sailmkr. h 462 Degraw Brophy Sarah, wid. Charles, 423 Smith
Brophy Thomas W. painter, h 62 N. 7th Brophy Timothy, shoemkr. 229 Manhattan av Brophy William, police, 188 16th
Brophy , wid. h r 78 Smith Broschart John, shades, 101 Cook
Birchart Mary, fancygds. 101 Cook
Brose William, broker, N. Y. h 114 Montague
Brossel Peter, carpenter, h 233 Atlantic av Brosenhan John G. engineer, h 439 Clinton Brosh Reuben, clk. h 33 Ewen
Broshey Margaret, wid. John, h 72 Union Brosman Jeremiah A. (Rev.) 21 Sidney pl Brosna Albert, lab. h 10 Carroll
Brosnan Andrew, speculator, h 72 Union
Brosnan Julius, bookkpr. h 10 Cedar Brosnan Michael, furdresser, h 461 Baltic Brosnan Thomas, blacksmith, Hamilton av
c Prospect av, h 667 3d av Brosnan T. H. ins. h 6th av c Macomb Brosnan William, lab. h 96 Union Bross Andrew, poultry, h 92 Adelphi Bross Edward, clk. h 356 Leonard
Bross Joseph H. barkpr. h 176 B'way Bross William R. china & glass, 176 B'way Bross W. C. h 176 B'way
Brossard Theo. Alexander, restaurant, 32 Myrtle av
Brother John, stonecutter, 22 Webster pl Brotheridge Joseph G. horseshoer, 166 Carl- ton av, h 117 Carlton av Brotherly Wendel, tailor, 214 Johnson av Brothers James, lab. h 375 Furman Brothers John, shoes, 921 Pacific
Brothers William, mason, h 357 DeKalb av Brotmann Lin, hatmkr. h 180 Boerum Brotshy Fanny, wid. Adam, h 122 Graham av Brott Joseph, furniture, 642 Fulton, h 632 Fulton
Brotzman Frederick, painter, h 145 Throop av Brotzman George, painter, h 204 Throop av Brotzmann Geo. F. groceries, 292 Atlantic av Brouard Amelia S. wid. Henry, h 393 Van Buren
Brouard Henry J. clk. h 699 Willoughby av Brouard William B. clk. h 700 Gates av Brouch John, cashier, h 51 McDonough Brouck Maria, wid. Charles, h 304 Henry Brough William, clk. h 226 14th
Brougham Charles, joiner, h r 137 Nassau av Broughton Jno. carpenter, h 48 Van Cott av Broughton John, clk. h 286 N. 8th
ENGLISH DOC GRATES, N. Union Square, near Broadway, New . York. Our only Warerooms. SEE ADV. ON LEAF OPP. NAME.
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I. H. SMITH'S SONS
25 & 27 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK CITY. AGENTS FOR
DENIS, MOUNIR BRO
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BRANDY. BRO
Broughton J. C. h 231 Gold Broughton William, carpenter, h 286 N. 8th Broughton William, shoemkr. 393 Humboldt Brouwer Theodore, jeweler, 377 Grand
THEO. BROUWER, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY, 377 GRAND STREET, Bet. 10th & 11th Sts., E. D.
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, and all work warranted.
N. B .- Hair Work of the Latest Design Made to Order.
Brouwer William H. baker, h 327 5th av Brou James, lab. h 512 Hicks
Browe Albert H. stationery, 65 Nassau, N. Y. h 235 St. Mark's av Browe Edwin S. fish, 635 and 637 Fulton, h 467 Carlton av
Brower Abraham L. com. mer. 86 Park pl, N. Y. h 819 Bedford av
Brower Alexander, hatter, 68 Greene, N. Y. h 79 Clinton av
Brower Austin A. carpenter, h 95 Dikeman Brower Benjamin T. fruits, 203 Fulton, N. Y. h 147 Tompkins av
Brower Charles, fish, h 15 Talman
Brower Charles A. boatman, h 15 Talman Brower Charles F. h 236 Clermont av
Brower Chas. F. letter carrier, h 54 Johnson Brower Charles L. lawyer, 89 B'way, h 156 3d, E. D.
Brower Conrad, driver, h 104 Butler
Brower Daniel J. clk. h 233 Nassau
Brower David, engineer, Municipal Bldg
Brower David, painter, h 1613 Fulton
Brower David'S. civil engineer, City Hall, h 185 Keap
Brower David S. clk. h 52 Prospect
Brower Delia, wid. George, h r 184 Eagle
Brower Eliza, wid. Wm. h 14 Columbia hgts. Brower E. A. lab. h 698 Hicks
Brower Francis, miller, h 14 Columbia hgts Brower Garrett, h 198 S. 8th
Brower Garrick, produce, Washington mkt. N. Y. h 206 22d
Brower George J. shoemkr. 267 S. 4th Brower George V. lawyer, 44 Court, h Park pl c Kingston av
Brower George W. upholsterer, 322} Furman Brower Gilbert H. carpenter, h 174 Partition Brower Harvey I. pilot, h 134 High
Brower Henry, painter, h 134 High Brower Henry H. clk. h 403 Bridge
Brower Henry J. tel. oper. h 48 S. Elliott pl Brower Henry V. milk, 371 Kent av
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