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BUFFALO GERMAN INS. CO.,
ASSETS, 8555,933.46.
GEO. P. BURWELL, Agent,
BUFFALO, N. Y. 5
1 Atwater Building.
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Hyland William, molder Reliance Foundry Co. r. 30 Delaware
Hyler David, carpenter, bds. 202 Detroit Hyman E. cutter S. Mann, Austrian & Co. r. 25 Broadway
Hyman Fanny, wid. Myer, r. 246 Gar- den
Hyman F. notions, stall 57 Central Market, r. 25 Broadway
Hyman Herbert H. (S. Hyman & Co.), r. 117 Lake
Hyman James, clothier, 15 Broadway, r. Orange, ne. cor. Cross
Hy man James, saloon, 12 Orange, r. Orange, ne. cor. Cross
Hyman John, lab. Union Oil Co. r. 35 Whitman
Hyman Joseph, livery stable, Central pl. nw. cor. Ohio, bds. Striebenger House
Hyman Leopold, agt. D. Black & Co. r. 38 Erie
Hyman Simon, grocer and cigar mnfr. 242 Garden
Hyman Solomon (S. Hyman & Co.), r. 117 Lake
HYMAN S. & CO. ( Solomon and Herbert H. Hyman, Ferdinand and Isaac Strauss, Henry C. Miller and Fred. Orth), dry goods, 324 to 328 (old nos. 15 and 17), Euclid av.
Hynek Anthony Rev. pastor St. Wen- ceslaus (R. C.), Church. r. 7 Arch Hynes Bridget, wid. Lackey, r. 45 Lawn Hynes George F. (H. O'Brien & Co.), r. 161 Lake
Hynes James, bkkpr. bds. 45 Lawn Hynes John, salesman H. W. Luetke- meyer, r. 111 Erie
Hynes Mary, wid. W. M. r. 161 Lake Hynes Thomas, carpenter 17 Sked, r. 19 Sked
Hynes Thomas, carpenter, r. 142 Gar- den
Hynes William J. printer, bds. 161 Lake Hyrembach Matthew, carpenter C. & P. Ry. r. 541 St. Clair
Hyslip Robert, lab. r. 1197 Lincoln av. Hyslop William, porter Clev'd Roll. Mill Co. r. 21 Bradford
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IAGO THOMAS F. coachman, r. 110 Alabama
Idaka Chapel, Kennard, cor. Prospect Idelfeld Frederick, lab. r. Lorain, bet. Home and Chestnut Ridge Iding Helena Mrs. boarding house, r. 49 Alabama
Idly Christian G. cabinetmkr. Henry Beilstein, r. 444 Greenwood
Ierg Joseph, mason, r. 83 Oregon
RHODE ISLAND Insurance Association ! - SUN -
INSURANCE COMPANY:
Igo Michael, filler Clev'd Roll. Mill Ihlenfeldt Jno. machinist,r. 46 Wade av. Ilett John, engineer C. C. C. I. Ry. shops, r. 38 Merchants av.
Ilett Mary, wid. William, r. 136 Willey Ilett Robert, lumber measurer, r. 78 Rowley
Ilg A. G. salesman Ogden Crittenden, r. 81 Penn
llg Severin, machinist, r. 81 Penn
Illingworth Richard, machinist, r. 74 Whitman
Imber C. Mrs. eating house, 2 St. Clair Imes Martin, porter Clev'd Water Cure Imm William, r. 407 Hamilton
Immaculate Conception Church (R. C.), Superior, cor. Lyman, Rev. T. P. Thorpe, pastor
Immaculate Conception Parish School,
Lyman, bet. Superior and St. Clair, Rev. T. P. Thorpe, director
Immke J. meat market, 82812 St. Clair Impett Thomas, r. 161 Dare
Independent German and English School, Dodge, nw. cor. Superior, Fred. Dietzel, prin.
Indicator The, room 5 121 Superior, G. W. Crowell & Co. publishers
Indoe A. P. Mrs. r. 456 Columbus
Industrial Congress, 88 Seneca, Jackson H. Wright, pres.
Industrial Council of Cuyahoga County, 9112 Seneca
Industrial School, ns. Champlain, nr.
Seneca, branch Bridge, nw. cor. York, Robert Waterton, prin.
Ingalls David (Thomas & Ingalls), bds. St. Clair Place
Ingalls Henry, porter J. F. Ryder
Inganells D. C. salesmaman Scofield & Hichborn, r. 25 Harper
Ingersoll A. B. Dr. office and r. Mer- chants av. nw. cor. Willey
Ingersoll E. P. carpenter and builder, 829 Logan
Ingersoll E. W. clk. Morgan, Root & Co. bds. 829 Logan
Ingersoll F. A. clk. auditor's office C. & P. R. R. bds. 51 Rockwell
Ingersoll George A. (J. R. Sked & Co.), sec. and treas. C. & P. R. R. r. 1374 (old no. 609), Euclid av.
Ingersoll George L. with Clev'd Iron Co. r. 460 Prospect
Ingersoll G. K. tel. operator Un. De- pot, r. 38 Newton
Ingersoll Hannah L. wid. Alvin, r. 459 Prospect
ROBISON, SAVAGE & CO. }
Printers, Stationers, Bookbinders, And BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 65 & 67 Frankfort Street.
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The Watertown,
Insures DWELLINGS only. ALSO, GENERAL INSURANCE. BURROWES & JEWETT, Agts., 4 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Ingersoll Harriett, wid. H. D. r. 639 E. Madison av.
Ingersoll James T. ship. clk. Reid & Moulton, r. 639 E. Madison av. Ingersoll John (Hickox & Ingersoll), r. 755 Russell av.
Ingersoll John E. (Ingersoll & William- son), r. 457 Prospect
Ingersoll Joseph (Terrill & Ingersoll), r. 143 Prospect
Ingersoll J. E. (Porter & Ingersoll), 172 Ontario
Ingersoll J. T. r. 639 E. Madison av.
Ingersoll Mary E. Miss, teacher Cleve- land Academy
Ingersoll William H. bartender, r. 15 High
Ingersoll & Williamson (J. E. Inger- soll and S. E. Williamson), lawyers, 3 Savings Bank bldg.
INGHAM, CLARKE & CO. (Wil- liam A. and Howard M. Ing- ham and James W. Clarke), whol. and ret. Booksellers and Stationers, and Law, Medical and Sunday School Books, etc., 217 Superior
Ingham George, grocer, 472 Pearl Ingham George O. salesman Ingham, Clarke & Co. bds. 203 Franklin Ingham Howard M. (Ingham, Clarke & Co. and W. D. Nicholson & Co.), r. 95 Duane
Ingham Julius F. butcher. r. 8 Whitman INGHAM, SOMERVILLE & CO. lesseess Brooklyn St. R. R. office, Detroit, cor. Pearl
Ingham William, clk. George Ingham, bds. 472 Pearl
Ingham William A. (Ingham, Clarke & Co.) and (Evans, Van Epps & Co.), r. 203 Franklin
Inglehart George N. (Inglehart &
Hower), r. 166 Broadway
Inglehart & Hower (George N. Ingle- hart and Jeremiah M. Hower, Jr.), flour and feed, 168 Broadway Ingles Jason R. r. 168 Case av. Ingles Otis, asst. librarian Clev'd Pub. Library, r. 168 Case av.
Inglis Alexander, sailmkr. S. B. Conk- lin, r. 29 Hurd
Inglis Peter, hatter R. C. Barrett, r. 41 River
Ingraham Harrison T. bkkpr. Mer- chants' National Bank, bds. 34 Franklin ct.
Ingraham Henry, real estate, r . 127 Muirson
Ingraham John, expressman, r. 133 Muirson
Ingraham T. Jr. cotton waste, etc., office, 197 Superior, r. 34 Frank- lin ct.
Ingraham T. S., F. G. E. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, r. 80 Hicks
Ingram A. lab. bds. 2450 Burke, 18th w. Ingram James S. carpenter, r. 316 Waverly
Ingram John, house mover, r. 119 Root Ingram Robert, carpenter, r. 88 Elton Ingram William, builder, 155 Courtland Ingram William, fireman, Water Works, r. 6 Dare
Inkster Robert, timekeeper C. Roll. Mill, bds. 1818 Prospect, 18th w. Instan James, Auditor C. & P. R. R. r. 48 Sibley
Ireland James L. asst. bkkpr. E. Gras- selli & Son, r. 139 Lake
Ireland John, currier, r. 66 Jackson
IRELAND . JOSEPH, architect, 5 Cushing blk. r. 3 Hayward
Ireland William, pattern mkr. C. Roll. Mill, r. 1818 Prospect, 18th w.
Ireman Kate, wid. Conrad, r. 150 Jen- nings av.
Ireson B. mason, r. 358 Broadway Irevitt David, bundler C. Roll. Mill Co. Irish National Monthly, 8112 Seneca, M. Spelman, propr .; P. K. Walsh, ed. and manager
Irish S. C. planer, r. 315 Franklin Irlinger Isador, hides and pelts, bds. 265 Woodland av.
Iron Clad Paint Co. office 3 Case Bldg. S. M. Carpenter, pres .; James Wade,
jr. sec. and treas .; J. J. Vogt, supt. Irvin Edmond, carpenter, r. 26 Bailey Irvin William R. plasterer, r. 46 Green- wood
Irvine Thomas, r. 40 Henry
Irvine Thomas M. correspondent Com. Nat. Bank, r. 242 Woodland av.
Irving Henry, lab. bds. 102 Walnut Irwin A. A. printer, Co-operative Print- ing Co. r. 36 Ontario
Irwin Catherine, wid. James, r. 36 On- tario
Irwin Edwin, brakeman, bds. 52 Water Irwin Franklin, lab. r. 201 Taylor Irwin Isaac, clk. r. 36 Ontario
Irwin John. carpenter, bds. 77 Cen- tral pl.
Irwin J. B. bkkpr. Ohio & Penn. Coal Co. r. 38 Franklin ct.
Irwin W. C. asst. civil engineer C. C. C. & I Ry. r. 17 Chestnut
Economy Printing House 65 & 67 FRANKFORT ST.
Every description of Printing Executed with dispatch in the best style and at Lowest Rates.
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Irwin M. tailor, r. 86 Chestnut Isaac Jackson, machinist, Clev. Non. Ex. Lamp Co. r. 259 Waverly
Isaac William, brick mason, r. 182 Au- burn
Isaacs Isadore, peddler, r. 265 Bridge Isaacs S. R. Mrs. organist, r. 528 (old no. 121), Euclid av.
Isaacson I. clk. Morris Jacobs, bds, 36 Superior
Isbister Thomas, model mkr. 64 Centre, r. 76 Church
Isham Edwin, r. 2499 Independence, 18th w.
Isham Myron J. r. 2033 Hamilton,18th w. Isitt Thomas, heater Lake Erie Iron Co. r. 30 Mechanic
Isler Joseph, r. 2054 Cemetery, 18th w. Isles Charles, stone cutter, bds. 31 Outhwaite av.
Isles Frank, yardman City Hotel Isom Edward S. (Isom, Foote & Hurl- but), r. 270 Prospect
ISOM, FOOTE & HURLBUT (Ed- ward S. Isom, George H. Foote and Franklin S. Hurlbut), millinery and straw goods, St. Clair, nw. cor. Bank
Isom Thomas, r. 621 Crawford
Isom William H. clk. Clev'd Wire Wks. r. 136 Wason
Ittel George H. lab. r. 24 Irving
I. U. Masters, steam fire engine No. 9, house es. Willson av. nr. Woodland av .; C. D. Murphy, engineer
Ives Edward J. machinist Lamson, Ses- sions & Co. r. 37 Vega av.
Ives Emma C. teacher Bolton School, bds. 947 S. Logan
Ives E. lab. r. 72 Whiteman
Ives E. Mrs. scipio ointment, r. Linden
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Ives John M. printer Robison, Savage & Co. bds. 53 Linden
Ives Levi F. supt. Huges' Brewery, bds. Kennard House
Ives Martin F. shoemkr. 53 Linden
Ives M. A. wid. Isaac, r. 168 Erie
I. X. L. Oil and Naphtha Works, rooms 11 and 12 Standard blk. W. H. Doan, propr.
Izant Silas O. carpenter J. Downie & Co. bds. 8 Bolivar
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JAAKKE JOHN D. huckster, stand 15 West Side Market, r. 44 Conrad Jabloncky A. tailor, r. 177 Croton Jackel Charles, carpenter, r. ws. Fen, w. of Quincy
Jackemy Joseph, saloon, 116 Lorain
Niagara Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
SUN INSURANCE COMPANY
Jackett Samuel. fireman fire engine No. 6, r. 10 Brainard
Jackman Howard H. civil eneineer C. Burgess, r. 16 Maple
Jackman James, shoemkr. r. 353 Lorain Jackman James J. pressman Sanford & Co. r. 177 Harbor
Jackman William, furrier, r. 282 Erie Jackson Andrew, farmer, r. ws. Burton, nr. city limits
Jackson A. A. farmer, r. 2225 Broadway Jackson A. M. (Jackson & Emery), r. 235 Scovill av.
Jackson Chas. P. agent, bds. 20 Middle Jackson Cora N. W. Miss, teacher Wash- ington School, r. 27 Fulton
Jackson Edmund J. (Ward & Jackson), r. 326 Detroit
Jackson Edward, lab. r. 128 University Jackson Edward, sailor, bds. 108 River Jackson Ellen Miss, teacher Brownell School, bds. 69 Scovill av.
Jackson Henry, vegetables, stand 49 West Side Market, r. 32 Leydon
Jackson H. second hand clothing, 160 Superior, r. 26 Hill
Jackson H. H. Dr. office and r. 182 Prospect
Jackson Iron Co. David Stewart, pres. ; G. P. Lloyd, sec. and treas. ; Fayette Brown, gen. agt .; H. H. Brown, asst. gen. agt. 53 and 54 Atwater bldg.
Jackson Isaac, machinist, bds. 259 Wav- erly
Jackson James, lab. r. 14 Victor
Jackson James H. conductor, r. 296 Lake Jackson Jannett Miss, teacher, bds. 69 Scovill av.
Jackson Jerome, r. 1607 Hough av.
Jackson John, cooper Henry McAner- ney, r. 72 Elton
Jackson John, sailor, r. 82 Elton Jackson John, r. 2225 Broadway
Jackson John S. grocer, 36 Bank, r. 47 Lake
Jackson Joseph L. pedlar, r. 841 Fair- mount
Jackson J. B. r. ns. Sixth av. bet. Nor- wood and Willson av.
Jackson J. H. salesman A. H. Stone & Co. r. Worthington, O.
Jackson J. H. waiter, r. 39612 Sterling av.
Jackson Lorentus, molder, bds. 259 Waverley
Jackson M. Miss, dress mkr. r. 158 Prospect
ROBISON, SAVAGE & CO. }
Printers, Stationers, Bookbinders, And BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 65 & 67 Frankfort Street.
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L. CRAWFORD & SONS, MINERS & SHIPPERS OF
COAL! OFFICE FOOT WEST RIVER ST. (See advt. front flies.)
Jackson Richard, teamster, r. 7 old At- water bldg.
Jackson S. white washer, r. 9 Vestry Jackson S. B. r. 46 Wood
Jackson Thomas, carpenter, bds. 100 1st Jackson Tower, r. 23 Church
Jackson William, conductor L. S. & M. S. Ry. r. 31 Kelley
Jackson Wm. grocer, r. 119 Broadway Jackson William, machinist L. S. & M. S. Ry. r. 16812 Oregon
Jackson William, porter C. & P. R. R.r. 37 Woodland
JACKSON WM. H. & CO. Union Square, New York, mnfrs. of grates, fenders, etc. (see adver_ tisement opposite).
JACKSON & EMERY (A. M. Jack- son and Thomas Emery), lawyers room 11, 236 Superior
Jacob Henry, notions, stand 30 West Side Market, r. 442 Clark av.
Jacob William, notions, West Side Mar- ket, r. 140 Broadway
Jacob William, tailor, r. 265 Broadway Jacobi H. A. carpenter, r. 723 Crawford Jacobi J. P. butcher Rose & Bro. r. 378 Broadway
Jacobi Lorin, r. 54 Brighton
Jacobi Peter, helper L. S. & M. S. Ry. Jacobi, see also Jacoby
Jacobs Aaron, clk. bds. 132 Muirson Jacobs Andrew, brakeman, r. 166 Dare Jacobs Arnold C. salesman H. M. Brown & Co. bds. 132 Muirson
Jacobs Austin, whitewasher, r. 130 Muirson
Jacobs Barney, clothier, r. 224 Broad- way
Jacobs Charles, lab. r. 18 Wright av. Jacobs David, teamster, r. 10 5th
Jacobs Ellen Miss, r. ss. Ansel av. s. of Superior
Jacobs Ernst C. invoice clk. Strong Cobb & Co. bds. American House Jacobs Frank, mason, r. 55 Brighton Jacobs Frederic, lab. r. 12 Newell
Jacobs George, tailor, 147 St. Clair, r. 192 Hamilton
Jacobs Henry, saloon, 442 Clark av. Jacobs H. A. salesman James Hyman, r. 224 Broadway
Jacobs Jacob, hostler, bds. 88 Merwin Jacobs John, butcher, bds. 155 Uni- versity
Jacobs John, driver, r. 571 Superior Jacobs. Mary A. wid. Thomas, r. 45 Harper
Jacobs M. machinist, bds. 93 Professor Jacobs Morris (Jacobs & Goldsoll), and loan office, 36 Superior and 198 On- tario, r. 36 Superior
Jacobs N. lab. r. 83 Croton
Jacobs Oliver (Jacobs & Brown), bds. 17 Glendale av.
Jacobs Peter, cooper, bds. 93 Professor Jacobs P. lab. Clev'd Roll. Mills, r. 105 Case av.
Jacobs Solomon, jeweler, r. 283 Wood- land av.
Jacobs William, carpenter, r. 45 Hague Jacobs William, lab. Clev'd Roll. Mill r. 1522 Garden
Jacobs Winfield S. tinner Sherwin, Williams & Co. r. 45 Harper
Jacobs W. C. (Zerbe, Jacobs & Co.), bds. Weddell House
Jacobs & Brown (Oliver Jacobs and James Brown), bakery and confec- tionery, 1222 (old no.517), Euclid av. Jacobs & Goldsoll (M. Jacobs and A. Goldsoll), loan office and clothing, 52 Superior
Jacobson August, wiredrawer Clev'd Roll. Mill
Jacobson Henry, teamster, bds. 2437 Wales, 18th w. Jacoby John, bookbinder Sanford & Co. r. 25 Waring
Jacoby John G. salesman E. R. Hull, r. 55 Erie
Jacoby, see also Jacobi
Jacubo John, cooper, bds. 11 Rock Jaecker Emil, saloon, 17 Broadway
Jaeger Augusta, wid. John r. 209 Sco- vill av.
Jaeger Charles, boot and shoemkr. 274 Cedar av.
Jaeger Frank, butcher, 2 Garden, r. 10 Garden Jaeger John, sprinkler, r. rear 230 Woodland av.
Jagelski Jacob, lab. r. 32 Crown
Jager Celia A. wid. George,r. 106 Wood- land av.
Jager Robert, tinsmith L. S. & M. S. Ry. Jager S. wid. George, r. 61 Andes al. Jagger Frederic, machinist, bds. 36 King
Jahn Benedict, plasterer, r. 115 Clifton JAHN FRANK, boots and shoes, 20 S. Water, r. 217 Cedar av.
Kendall & Ahlers, MANUFACTURERS OF
SHIRTS, No. 322 Euclid Avenue.
VM. H. JACKSON & CO., Union Sq'r, N. Y. (NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.)
FROM THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
OPEN FIRES .- In every home there should be at least one open grate, or some other ar- rangement for burning wood, or hard or soft coal. A fire which can be seen as well as felt -a cheerful, bright, blazing fire, with shovel and tongs-and fender, too, if you please- which will attract the family by its social influences, is a grand thing in a home. Those black, grim, tartarean flues, filled with the stale odors of cellar and hot air-chamber and seething water-tank, and emitting clouds of pulverized ashes to cover your furniture and stifle your lungs, are among the greatest banes of family enjoyment and comfort. It is all well enough to have one's dwelling warmed from top to bottom, and to have no coals to carry beyond the furnace, but this heating system has done immense mischief to the family powers, scattering the members of it all over the house, and furnishing not one attractive spot in which the inmates will gather, as by instinct they do, to enjoy the cheery comfort of the fireside. There is no fireside in most of our modern houses. There are only holes in the floor or in the walls. And we are disposed to think that the good ventilation of the open fire adds not a little to the unconscious blessings of its hospitable and domestic influ- ence. The sight of the little folks, as they sit amusing and amused while the wood fire burns, and watching the fantastic flames and the glowing coals, is worth many times the cost of that cord of hickory or oak at city prices ; and a wise household would rather part with the furnace which that bright blaze supplements and atones for, than with the low grate which makes the family circle a real thing. Try it, ye who can, and see if the moral, æsthe- tic, and domestic power of this style of home comfort is over-estimated .- The Science of Health.
WM. H. JACKSON & CO.,
Union Square, 17th Street Side, N. Y.
Canufacturers of Srates and Renders. ESTABLISHED 1827. (OVER.)
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Printers, Stationers, Bookbinders, And BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, 65 & 67 Frankfort Street.
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L. CRAWFORD & SONS, MINERS & SHIPPERS OF
COAL!
OFFICE FOOT WEST RIVER ST. (See advt. front flies )
Jackson Richard, teamster, r. 7 old At- water bldg. Jackson S. white washer_r 9 Vestry
Jacobs John, driver, r. 571 Superior Jacobs. Mary A. wid. Thomas, r. 45 Harper
Jacobs M. machinist, bds. 93 Professor Jacobs Morris (Jacobs & Goldsoll), and loan office, 36 Superior and 198 On- tario, r. 36 Superior
Jacobs N. lab. r. 83 Croton
Jacobs Oliver (Jacobs & Brown), bds. 17 Glendale av.
Jacobs Charles, lab. r. 18 Wright av. Jacobs David, teamster, r. 10 5th Jacobs Ellen Miss, r. ss. Ansel av. s. of Superior Jacobs Ernst C. invoice clk. Strong Cobb & Co. bds. American House Jacobs Frank, mason, r. 55 Brighton Jacobs Frederic, lab. r. 12 Newell Jacobs George, tailor, 147 St. Clair, r. 192 Hamilton Jacobs Henry, saloon, 442 Clark av. Jacobs H. A. salesman James Hyman, r. 224 Broadway Jacobs Jacob, hostler, bds. 88 Merwin Jacobs John, butcher, bds. 155 Uni- versity
land av. Jager Robert, tinsmith L. S. & M. S. Ry. Jager S. wid. George, r. 61 Andes al. Jagger Frederic, machinist, bds. 36 King Jahn Benedict, plasterer, r. 115 Clifton JAHN FRANK, boots and shoes, 20 S. Water, r. 217 Cedar av.
Kendall & Ahlers, MANUFACTURERS OF
SHIRTS, No. 322 Euclid Avenue,
JACKSON & CO., Union Sq'r, N. Y.
(NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.)
Fine Grates a Specialty.
Canufacturers of rates and Renders. (OVER.)
ESTABLISHED 1827.
WM. H. JACKSON & CO.,
No Connection with any other Establishment,
UNION SQUARE, Second Door from Broadway, 17th Street Side,
NEW YORK.
Bronze, Nickel, Ormolu, Tile and Crocus Polished
STEEL CRATES
For Burning Cannel Coal, Wood or Anthracite Coal.
French, English, and Berlin Fenders in Great Variety. Folding Screens, Fire Guards and Fan Fenders, Hearth Brushes, Bellows, Fire-Irons and Stands for same, with Tile bottoms, or with Steel or Nickel-Plated Bottoms.
In Rosewood, Ash, Maple and Black Walnut; also, in Bronze, Steel and Tile.
GAS LOGS. IN IMITATION OF WOOD,
Imitation Cannel and Anthracite Coal, for Burning Gas in Grates or on Andirons (or Fire Dogs), of which we always have a great variety.
TILE HEARTHS AND FACINGS.
Also, Fancy Marbles for Facings and Hearths,
And, in fact, everything pertaining to Wood or Coal Fires, or open Fireplaces.
P. S .- We have no agents in your city. Parties will be better served and save money by applying direct. Can adapt our Grates to any mantels. Will send instructions on ap- plication. Any ordinary mason can set them. Our only Warerooms Union Square, New York City.
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. Į
ASSETS, 81,250,000.00.
GEO. P. BURWELL, Agent,
NEW YORK.
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Jahn Laura Miss, dressmkr. r. 217 Ce- dar av.
Jahnton William, painter, r. 71 Croton Jahr Otto, draughtsman, r. 80 Bank
Jaite Bro's (Robert and Charles), gro- cers, 957 Superior
Jaite Charles (Jaite Bro's), r. 957 Su- perior
Jaite E. W. operator W. U. Tel. Co. r. 444 Sterling av.
Jaite Robert (Jaite Bro's), r. 957 Su- perior
Jak Joseph, lab. r. 80 Hamburg
Jakobetz Anthony, lab. r. 9 Irving
James Abraham, heater Am. Sheet and Boiler Plate Co. bds. 1987 Hamil- ton, 18th w.
James Ann, wid. John,r. 2438 Broadway James David, farmer, r. 129 Herman
James David, heater Clev'd Roll. Mill, r. 2426 Wales, 18th w.
James David E. die reamer Clev'd Roll. Mill. r. 2302 Wood, 18th w.
James Edmund, foreman Union Iron Works Co. r. 2372 Union James Essex, lab. r. 6 Lorain
James Geo. machinist L. S. & M. S. Ry. James Henry, contractor, r. 187 Green- wood
James Henry, trav. salesman Woodford & Chamberlain, r. Jamestown, N.Y. James Hill, steam fire engine No. 5, Phelps, nr. St. Clair, Frank I. Mears, engineer
James H. K. Miss, teacher Rockwell School, r. 361 Superior
James H. M. supervising prin. 1st dist. pub. schools, office 72 Prospect
James Ivor, puddler, bds. 115 Wason James James, rougher Un. Iron Works Co.
James John, sec. Miners' National As- sociation, r'. 255 Broadway
James John A. sheet iron worker Ken- nedy, De Forest & Randall, r. 316 Taylor
James John D. puddler, r. 1966 Wire, 18th w.
James John M. ruffer, r. 2426 Wales, 18th w.
James Joseph, caulker, r. rear 79 Hicks James Joseph, shearer Am. Sheet and Boiler Plate Co.
James Louis, engineer, r. 52 Mer- chants av.
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James O. W. real estate, bds. 177 Lake James Ralph T. lime, r. 389 Scovill av. James Samuel, lab. r. 45 Woodbine
James Theresa Miss, portrait painter, room 14, 208 Superior, r. 77 Ham- ilton
James Thomas, puddler, r. 2446 Wal- nut, 18th w.
James Thomas, roller, r. 1979 Hamilton, 18th w.
James Thos. r. 1934 Washington, 18th w. James T. E. heater Clev'd Roll. Mill James Thomas C. rougher Am. Sheet and Boiler Plate Co.
James T. F. hostler B. F. Lovett, r. 10 Frankfort
James William, r. 2040 Church, 18th w. James William, engineer C. & P. R. R. bds. 568 Hamilton
James William, florist, r. 42 Milford
James William, lab. bds. 14 California James William, lab. r. 6 Bailey
James William, matcher Am. Sheet and Boiler Plate Co.
James William, plasterer Davis & Car- roll, r. 310 Broadway
James William, puddler, r. 266 Canal James William, tallyman, r. rear 206 Hamilton
James Wm. H. stone, r. 42 Walton av. James W. P. wks. U. Frt. Depot James - - -, stonemason, r. 319 Broad- way
Jameson Hugh A. asst. gen. baggage agt. L. S. &. M. S. Ry. Union De- pot, r. 2012 Prospect
Jameson Isaac, carpenter C. & P. R. R. r. 121 Dana
Jameson James, lab. r. 51 Hicks
Jameson M. E. Mrs. dress mkr. r. 2012 Prospect
Jamieson Samuel, salesman A. S. Her- enden Furniture Co. r. 21 Wilcutt av. Jamieson William (Miller, Jamieson & Co.), r. 26 Sigel
Jamison Thomas, fireman, bds. 17 Merchant's av.
Jamison William, watchman C. C. C. & I. Ry. r. 85 Harbor
Jana B. stone cutter, r. 13 Catawba Janecek Frank, shoe mkr. r. 765 Broad- way
Janecek Joseph, lab. r. 24 Barkwill av. Janeetski Frank, lab. r. 22 Cross
Janes Emma Miss, editor The Earnest Worker, 104 Superior," bds. 203 Franklin
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Janes Henry, gardener, r. rear 1563 Cedar
Janes Lorenzo, gardener, r. 1590 (old no. 707), Euclid av.
Janes, see also Jaynes
JANKAU A. jewelry, whol. room 3, 184 Superior, r. 3 Central pl.
Jankau D. (Goldsmith & Jankau), r. 334 Woodland av.
Janke Christ, lab. r. 27 Gauge
Janke Fred, lab. r. Train, sw. cor. Gauge ·
Janke George A. salesman Hower & Higbee, r. 91 Scovill av.
Janke Louisa, wid. August, r. 91 Sco- vill av.
Janke Rudolph S. clk. Adams & Ford, r. 91 Scovill av.
Janke William, cabinet mkr. John Tur- ba, r. 47 Chapel
Jankov William, lab. r. 54 Sigel
Jankovcky Joseph, cigar maker L. J. Palda, r. 276 Orange
Janner Franz, clk. Louis Weiss, bds. 97 Seneca
Janoska Joseph, stone cutter, r. 24 Trumbull
Janowitz Charles, jeweler P. L. Miles, r. 84 Seneca
JANOWITZ H. propr. Union Hall, 82 to 86 Seneca
Janowitz Louis, clk. H. Janowitz, 84 Seneca
Jansen Harman, saloon, 795 Lake
Janson Mary Miss, bds. 429 Superior Jansky V. lab. r. 16 Fleming
Janssen John, upholsterer A. S. Her- enden Furniture Co. r. 549 Lorain
Jaqua Liman, wire drawer Clev'd Roll. Mill
Jaqua Martin, shingler Am. Sheet and Boiler Plate Co. r. 1922 Mechanic, 18th w.
Jaquay L. C. blacksmith E. L. Dean, r. Ohio, 18th w.
Jaqueth J. N. B. master mechanic Un. Steel Screw Co. r. 154 Alabama
Jarasek Frank, lab. r. 50 Louis
Jardine William, bds. 37 Hickory
Jarman Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, r. 1718 Hamilton, 18th w. Jaros A. lab. r. 5 Avery Jaros Frank, lab. r. 8 Poplar
Jaros Frank, r. 23 Wagner Jaros John, lab. r. 44 Gallup
Jaros Joseph, lab. r. 5 Avery
Jarra Joseph, sawmkr. Peter Gerlach & Co. r. 28 Wadsworth
Jarvis Joseph, carpenter, r. 66 Center Jarvis Joseph, sailor, bds. 66 Center Jarvis Thos. carpenter, r. 1320 Quimby Jas Frederick, cooper, r. 44 Auburn Jaschinsky Franz, cooper, r. 312 Co- lumbus
Jaskalek Jacob, cigarmkr. A. Doerfeler, r. 226 Garden
Jaskalek Julius, clk. H. Levi, bds. 226 Garden
Jaskalek Marx, saloon, 226 Garden Jaske John, tailor, r. 398 St. Clair
Jaskulek Jacob, watchmkr. 209 Garden Jasper Gerhard, painter, bds. 40 Burton Jasper Henry, lab. bds. 28 Ravine
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