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Bakeiy and Confectionery,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN

Tobacco and all kinds of Cigars,

45, ^7 # ^9 Bleeeher St., VTICA, JV. Y.

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ALSO DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Teeth, Qold and Tin Foil on tuuid. or rumlshed to order at Manutacturers' Prices. Office, 230 Oeoesee St., - - VTICA, N. Y.

once Hoari trvm S A. H. (o 6 P. H.

TOHNFI. SHEEHAN & Co7

Wholesale and Retail

No. 155 Oenesee Street, tJTICA, H- Y,

CALL AND EXAMINE THE

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WITH DUPLEX GRATE,

BEFORE PURCHASIHG ELSEWHERE.

Manufactured by

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32 &. U OPEBA HOUSE BLOCK,

UTICA, N.T.

Notice. - Beware of all infringements, buy none but the genuine. We have no connection with any other house in the city bearing a similar name.

THE

\^ FOR THE YEAR V^

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9

WITH A

UeDeral aoi hmm Directory

- OF -

Utica, Frankfort and Jlion.

^ECOEB OF TEE CiTY CfOYERNMENT,

ITS INSTITUTIONS, &c., &c.

Compiled and Published by Chas. N. Gaffney,

191 GENESEE STREET, UTICA. N. Y.

June I, 1883.

UTICA, N. Y. CURTISS & CHILDS, PRINTERS, 167 GENESEE ST. \

Ck)PYBIOHT 1888, BT C. N. QArFNKT.

The arif t of 9he Dennison Maauf . Oo. ,

DX/? 5^ ? April asi i8e5.

PREFACE.

The DIRECTORY for 1883 contains not only the usual publication, but in addition, a General and Business Directory of Frankfort and Ilion. In adding these two promising vill- ages, the publisher hopes to subserve their business interests as well as that of Utica, and make the continuation of the enterprise a demand.

The Canvassers met this year with the usual obstacles in the work of gathering the names, and found their labors con- siderably increased by the unprecedented number of removals from one part of the city to another, and the large accession to our population ; but experience, skill and liberal outlay have resulted in the best compilation the city has ever been favored with. In the fullness of its list of names, and the fiimplicity of its classification, this volume will commend itself as in advance of its predecessors.

We return thanks to the public generally who have kindly aided our canvassers in collecting the names and other inform- ation for the work, and more especially do we thank those who have so generously favored us with their advertisements, because without this patronage no full and complete Directory can be made except at a great pecuniary loss to the publisher.

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General Index.

PAOB.

AbbTeviatioiis 149

Adyertisiiig Index 18

Aldermen HI

Aflsessors 11^

Banks 188

Boardof Health 113

Board of Town Anditors 112

Business Directory, Utica 477

Charity Commissioners 118

Chiuritable associations and socie- 125

ties 125

Churches 122

Collectors and Constables 112

Commissioners of Deeds 142

County Clerks of the State 146

Court8,City 118

Courts, N.Y. State 1(H^114

Courts. Oneida County 115

Courts, United States 114

Diaipram Opera House 19

flxdse CommiBssoners 118

Faxton Hospital and Home for

aged men 125

Eire Alarm Signals 118

Fire Department 118

Fiankfort Directory 556

Grand Army of the Bepublic. . . 182

Hamgari 182

Lion Directory 576

Incorporated Associations 189

Independent Order of Odd Fellows 181

Justices of the Peace 118

EnighU of Honor 188

Knights of Pythias 182

Local U. S. Officers 115

Location of Squares, Parks and

Blocks 107

PAOI.

Masonic Bodies .... 180

Medical Societies 129

Military organizations 119

Miscellaneous Organizations. . . . 186

Musical Organizations ... 185

MutnalAid,&c 188-184

New York State GoTemment. . . 108

New York State Lunatic Asylum 128

Newspapers 142-148

Notanes Public 141

Nurses 497

Oneida County Officers 109

Orphan Asylums 127-128

Police Department 114-118

Police ana Fire Commissioners. 118

Postal rates, inland and foreign. 116

Post Office, Utica 116

Post Offices in Oneida County. . 144

Railroads 140

Benster of names, Utica 149

Religious Associations 124

School Commissioners 118-120

Schools, Public and Private. . . . 120

Sheriffs in the State of New York 147

St Elizabeth's Home and Hospital 127

St; Luke's Home and Hospital . . 127

Street Directory 102

Supervisors with P.O. Address 110

Temperance Societies 184

Trades Unions 185

United States Officers 108

Utica City Government Ill

Utica Dispensary 127

Ward Boundaries 101

Ward Physicians 118

Index to Advertisers.

PAOB.

Aland Georee 57

AlexanderJlW 45

AUenC 47

Auert Christ 54

BakerCF 51

Balch JohnA. 58

Bamum George 27

Barrett D.S. 47

Bates A . H. on back colored leaf. . . .

Bates F. W opp. 162

Beare H. C. back colored page

Becker Brothers 58

Berger Joseph 48

Berlin L 48

Birt Thomas 570

Boyce George 58

BradishT.H 85

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INDEX.

PAOB.

Breithaapt Julias 88

Briggs R. J 555

Brown D. D 87

Buckley & Ck>., front cover and mar- ginal lines.

Butterfield T. H opp 186

Cahill HeniT M 58

Camej Huffn Mrs 58

Carton W. J. & Go. front colored leaf Carton & Co. out and inside front cover.

Cassidy F. A. bottom lines

Chatfield T. W. Sons opp 196

Childs J. M. & Co. front cover and 28

ChurchJ.W 84

dark Qeo. A. & Co. back inside cover

ClarkH.G 58

Cogley Thomas 51

Comstock Brothers 84

Corliss E. B 46

Cozzens Brothers 45

Cranwell James 56

Crofton Patrick 45

CtoninT.N 19

CartissA.E 85

Curtis P. S 86

Curtiss& Childs opp 218

Bagwell John 88

Davies D. J. H 88

Davies D.J 59

DavisC.H 84

Dean L 29

Dennison Manf g Co 25

Dent William & Son 85

Dillons 59

DuBois Qeorge & Co. cover line

Duffy C. G. front cover

Ehle Herman 27

Ellis D. E opp 284

Emdin John & Son 81

Estes Isaac 56

Everts W. A 55 and 28

Faass F. Jjouis 27

Farmer, Little & Co opp 212

Fish Francis D 55

Fisher WilUam 47

Folev John 52

Froeligh Charles Jr 54

Geiger Oswald 50

Geiersbach C. & Son 80

GormlyJ. J 56

Graff & Warner 60

Gray I. J. back cover

Greene ft Britt opp 264

Griffiths, GriflBn ft Hoxie 85

Gurlev & Harris, back cover. ......

Halliday Edward 48

HalsUb John 87

Hart H. Gilbert ft Co 80

Heinrich Ferdinand 55

HenryWUliamE 24

Hermant A. T 40

PAGB.

Hess Joseph 58

Hickey ft Evans 87

Hofmeister George 57

Homung Burkard 89

Horsey G. F./ front cover

Howarth John 88

Howe ft Hungerford 55

Hoyt ft Butler, front cover

»Hubley Brothers 58

Huck Georee .... 54

Hughes ft J ones 81

Hutchins A. Frank. 59

Joerissen Joseph 40

Johnson E. D 58

Johnson Frank , . . . . 22

Johnson ft Parker 87

Jones Flora A., front colored leaf. .

Jones John I., back cover

Jones ft Lighten 80

Jones J. Thomas, back cover

Keintz Frank 27

Eienzle John 48

Kilian Joseph 56

Klein Charies A 57

Knowlson John B opp 816

Knox R. J opp 816

Koehl James 87

KoenekeL. W 21

Leahy James F 39

Lee A. H., back colored leaf

LeRoy, Shattuck ft Head 82

List of Directories 20

Markoe F. H 44

Marrow J. A. ft Co .. 88

Martin ft Co., inside back cover. . . .

Maynard L. M 57

McCann W. H 46

McDonald W. H 46

McQarvey W. H. ft Co. bottom lines

McWenie Edward 40

Milcate E. C 28

Millar Charles ft Son, back cover. . .

Millar H. F. ft Son 47

Moser John 51

Murphy Thomas 56

Myers L. ft Co 52

Opera House Diagram 19

O'Reilly Charies A. Dr

Overton Eli Mrs 22

Palmer C. ft Sun opp 874

Parker Job Sons 41

Peterson A 42

PfeifferJohn 46

Poole E. B 88

Porter Patrick 4^

PryorS 55

Pnest A. N. ft Son, front coloredleaf Purvis, Metcalf ft Co., bottom lines

Putnam A opp 888

Read J. H 21

Redmond John 57

Retter A. Dr 84

INDKX.

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« PAGB.

RichJ. A 48

Boach John 50

Roberts Isaac 48

Roberts ftShaaghnessy 50

Roots. D 42

Raden Loais 89

Sanders John J 61

Sanford Delia S 86

SallidinP 42

Scheiderlcb J 27

SchugJohnH 21

Schwab D. J 62

ScofleldC. H 80

Scott & O'Connell 48

Seiselmever Enoch 61

Seitzer Cfharles F 62

Sheehan J. H & Co., front col'd leaf

Sherman S. W.. back cover and opp 420

Simpson Joseph 48

Singer Manufact'g Co., back cover. .

SmUh A.B 21

Smith Alfred 81

Smith P. E 22

Spring B 62

Stevens ft Lockart, back color'd leaf

Stuber Jacob 88

Sunderland M. A 89

SvmondsL T 80

ThayerO.C 40

Ulrich GustaveC 47

IJtica Daily Observer opp 267

Utica Daily iVew 18

Utica Ice Co

Utica Morning Herald opp 898

Utica Saturday Globe 49

Utica Sunday Tribune, back colored leaf.

Utica & Black River RR 26

Van Valkenburgh D 60

Voltz & Beck, back inside cover. . . .

Wait W. H 458

Walling William B 88

Warmath Max 49

Wames William, back cover

Wells L. B. Dr 88

Werren Samuel 65

Westcott &0o 41

Weetcott & Reusswig, bottom lines.

Wilkins Fred 49

Wilkinson 0. J. Mrs 48

Winant R. & Co 42

Windheim George 28

Wood David E., inside back cover . . Wright W. P

Wrieht, Dana& Co Tackle John ,

50 28

48

Young Gleorge, front colored leaf. . . Zublin R., back cover

IHDEZ TO FSAHKPOBT AD- YEBTIBSSS.

PAGE»

Dillenbeck & Lehr 564

EffrigLoius 554

Griffith Henry 66a

Kenyon G. A 664

Limpert John 654

ListJoseph&Co 66a

McGowan A. C 668

Muckey Warner 554

Rich Charles M 658

Russell A. N. & Son 56&

Sheldon Irving W 652

Tisdale E. M 65a

Uhrlau William 56»

WoodH.M 56I&

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IVDSX TO mOV AD7EK- TIBBBS.

PAeK»

Borgersrud Alex 571

Bremer William 675>

Coleman F. & Co 578

Coppemoll Geo. L 57(V

Dennis A. F 671

Eldridge Cyrus 674

Furrer E. J. Mrs 570*

Hakes & Son 571

HarrisJ.K.P 575^

Horton F. L 572

Ilion Citizen opp 60O

Keith H.C 57a

McLear Magne Miss 67a

Merrv L. L. & Son 575

Nigabower Charles 57^

O'Brien N.G 571

Osgood Philo 57!^

Roche & Giblin 67^

Rudd 0. B 572

Russell A.N.& Son 570

Schesch George A 57a

Thomas John F 57S

Weaver George W 600

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LIST OF DIRECTORIES

t the Vtioa Directory Office, for the

ACCOMMODATION OF PATRONS AND FRIENDS-

Albany. N. Y., Directory. Auburn, N. Y.. Directory. deTeland, Ohio, Direotoqr. Detroit, Mich. Directory. Hoboken, N. J., Directory. Jersey City Directory. New York City Directory. Patterson. N. J., Directory. Philadelphia Blue Book. Portland, Maine, Directory. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Directory. Rochester, N. Y., Directory. Borne, N. Y., Directory. St. Louis, Mo., Directory. Syracuse, N. Y., Directory. Troy, N. Y., Directory. Washington, D. C, Directory. Watertown, N. Y., Directory.

State Bnainess IKrectoriet

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Connecticut, Maine.

Massachusetts, New Hampshire. New York, Yermont and Rhode Island.

A Bminess

Of the principal towns on the Philadel- phia and Reading RR.

ALSO

Directories for the Following Counties :

Allegany.

Cattaraugus. Cayuga. Chautauqua. Chemung. Erie.

Genesee. Liyingston. Bliwlison. Monroe. Niagara. Oneida.

Onondaga. Ontario. Orleans. Osweffo. Schuyler. Seneca. Steuben. Wayne. Wyoming. Yates.

Population of Oneida Connty.

Annsyille 2,554

Augusta 2,171

Ara 1,089

Boonville 8,996

Bridgewater 1,218

-Camden 8,892

Deerfield 2,082

Florence 2,073

Floyd 1,115

Forestport 1,858

Kirkland 4,984

Lee 2,560

Marcy 1,413

MarshaU 2,276

New Hartford 4.894

Paris 8,573

Remsen 1,195

Romecity 12,045

Sangerfleld 8,172

Steuben 1,222

Trenton 8,097

Utica city 88.918

Vernon 8,055

Verona 5,287

Vienna 2,884

Western 2,262

Westmoreland 2,774 1

Whitestown

Oneida Ind. Resery In Asylums, etc

4,498

Total 115,826

Herkimer Connty.

Columbia

Danube

Fairfield

Frankfort

German Flats

Herkimer

Litchfield

Little Falls ,

Manheim ,

Newport

Norway

Ohio

Russia

Salisbury

Schuyler

SUrk

Warren

Wilmurt

Winfield

In Asylums, etc

1,616 1,285 1,656 8,025 6,746 8,598 1,218 6,911 2,421 1,958 1,045

961 2,177 1,884 1,452 1,476 1,480

271 1,597

Total 42,667

DTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Wholanla and Rstail Dmmlar In

LUMBER, LATH, & SHIHSLSS,

HEMLOCK AND SPRUCE BUILDING TIMBER.

Al^O DEALER IN

VITRIFIED SEWER PIPE. Office and Yard foot of DiTlsion St., Utlca, N. Y.

NoTthof N. T. OenimRR.-nBcfc.Oiip. D. I» ft W. B. R. Depot.

JOHN SCHUG,

DB&LIBIN

m iRoms ! mils,

FRUIOCS, CIGARS, i&C.

No. 107 South St., Utica, N. Y. rUHERFIElD HQUSElVERr, 19 Devereux St., Utica, N. T.

&ood

to let at

and Single: Bigs

SMITH, Proprietor.

EONEEE'S HAIB EUFOBIUH.

Wigs, Toupees, Switches, Curls, Obnahentai Haih Work,

AND nNE TOILET ARTICLES.

94 Crenesee Street,

Utica, S. T.

»-DP STAIRS.J

UTICA CITY DIEECTOBT.

MRS. ELI OTERTON,

Butterick Patterns, Mme. Oriswold's Corsets, HALLS ADJUSTABLE DRESS FORM.

No. 11 Fayette Sueet, - - UTICA, N. T.

(UP BTiUM.)

F.E.SMITH'S

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No. 65 Charlotte St., Utica, N. Y.

Monnmeota, Orave Stoasa, &c., In Muble, Freeito&e ftiid Gnnlte, Marblelxed Slate Mantels, and Deftler In all kindi of Oratei and Sammer Piecee. Waab Stand Tops, &e

The only Uanufacturer of Marble Mantels In Utlca.

^rtescS) Hoi siafles, Ue Fiitires,

PAPSE HANaiHQS,

wire SoreeUB, Weather Strips,

AMD

nniEFUIEl,

OLD §TAin>.

E. C. MILOATE, 4 Fayette St., UTICA, N. T.

SAN FRANC/SCO STABLES.

F. T. JOHNSON, Proprietor,

No. 4B CatliaHna 8t, irtloa, H. T.

BOlBimS, Umi, ULE AID EICHAHE

STABLE.

Horses Bought and Sold

on Commission.

RATES RBASOKABLE.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

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GEORQS WINDHIIM,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN

And Oak and Hemlock Harness Leather,

Horse Blankets, Liinen Sheets, Fly Nets, Dusters, Lap and Fur Robes, Hames, Collars, Gig and Biding Sad-* dies, Bridles,Brushes, Curry Combs, &c.

14 John Street, - - Utica, N. Y.

A.|peiit A>]r Kendall's Spa-vin Oure.

WRIGHT, DANA & CO.

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP

HARDWARE, IRON * STEEL.

Sole Agents for

Rome Iron Mill, Fairbank's Standard Scales,

Wellington Mills Emorjr, Page's Patent Lace Leather,

Atlantic Nail Works' Nails. Ausable Horse Nail Co.,

American File Co.*

And Other First-class Agencies.

A stock of Hftrdware. Iron, &c., of from $75,000 to $100,000 oonstantlj on hand and offered to the trade at lowest markbt ratbs.

No. 92 Geneaee Street, - UTICA^ N. T.

'itw.m m m.

^^ W. A. EVERTS. UTIGA N. Y.

W. A. EVERTS, TJTIOA, N. Y.

Junotiofl Fayette, Variok and Whitesboro Streets, and 83 Broad.

Scranton, Delaware & Hadson, and Lehigh Larnp^

Orate, Egg, Stove, Chestnut and Pea. Soft Coal for Steam,

Cumberland for Blacksmithing, and Cannel for

Orates. Coal Thoroughly Screened.

HARD AMD SOFT WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT TO ORDER.

Down town office. No. 131^ Genesee Street ; Branch Offices, Nos. aia Genesee, 37 Kemble, 36 South, 34 Albany, and cor, Eagle and Howard Avenue. ConrucUd by TtUphant.

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UTICA CITY DIEBCTORT.

UTIC A

Iron Yard @ Rag Depot

ESTABLISHED 1860.

The Highest Current Market Price Paid in Cash

FOR DELIVERED

COTTON AND WOOLEN RAGS, BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS,

RUBBER AND RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES, NEW COTTON AND WOOL, OLD ROPE, &c., &c.

ALSO

OLD COPPER, BRASS,

LEAD, ZINC, PEWTER,

WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IRON,

AND OLD METALS OF ALL KINDS.

WM. E. HENRY,

Nos. 222 and 224 Court Street,

pxicA, j^. y

orrespondence respectfully solicited.

i* - - '-

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

25

DENNISON MFG CO.

HANCFACTI7RERS OF

- AND -

STATIONERS' SPECIALTIES.

DKNiaSON'S TOUBI8TS' TAGS FOB TBAYBLBBS,

Stratton's Gammed Labels and Gammed Paper of all colon; Lef(al and Notarial Seals; Folding and Fancj Tickets; MentzeVs Patent Saspension Bings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Coonters; Wed- . ding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Card Cases, Etc.. Etc.

Denxiison^s Targets for Rifle Practice.

Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self Fastening Tickets; Postal Envelopes; McGill's Paper Fasteners at manofactarers* disooants;

Dickinson's Bubber Bands, Etc.

SEALING WAX MAKERS.

Tim PapcFS.

Proprietom *' Globe," and Oenton- nlal Prtse ** Excel tlor," and Import- em of BngUsb OraM Bleaobed and Col- ored TiMne Papers, fironk tbe Cele- brated 3ff Mill.

Proprietors of *< Silver White," best article for polishing Silver, and Miller's ''Jewelers Cleaning Casket," and ''Silver White Casket."

JEWELERS' BOXES,

JEWELEBff OABDS, FIHE AND WHITE OOTTON, FINE TWINE, Jco.,

DRUGGISTS' BOXES,

apothecabiss' powder papebfl and counter papers, den-

non's shaving papers.

Dennison's Absorbent Cotton, for Dental and Surgical

Purposes.

CARD BOARD MAKERS. All of our Goods are for eale toy Dealers eTery

nrliere, and t>y

DEraiSO]![ MFfr. CO.

)

21 Milk St., Boston; 198 Broadway, New York; 630

Chestnut St., Philadelphia; 155 Dearbome St.,

Chicacro ; 143 Walnut St., Cincinnati ; 412

Third Street, St. Louis.

m

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

The Favorite Route for Fashionable Pleasure Travel

^^ca I BlackRiver aa«^^^

nticai Watertown A Ogdensborg "Short Line.'' The Only Route Running Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars.

OET ALL BAIL BOUTE TO TEOUSAHO ISLAPS.

20 MUoB Shorteet U floors Qtdokeat

ROUTE To Clajton and Alexandria Bay.

23 MILES SHORTEST/ ROUTE TO OGDENSBURG, OTTAWA, MONTREAL

And other points in Northern New lork, River St. Lawrence end Canada. THE DIRECT THROUGH RQOTB TO WATERTOWN.

ly to Clayion without change. Leaves Albany 0:30 a. m., Utica 12:30 p. m., ax^ nves Watertown 4:00 P. m., Clayton 4:00 P. M., Alexancfria Bay 5»x> p. m., Ogdensbui:g

2 Express Trains DailyCExcept Sunday,) for the Thousand Islands.

2 Express Trains Dally for Ogdensburg A Canada.

3 Express Trains Dally for Watertown.

This Route makee all rail oonneetion with Royal Mail Line Steamers

8t. Lawrence Mai It with WaGnfier's Palace Sleeping Car attached from New York. Leaves Utica 5:00 a. m., ai rives Watertown 8:50 a. m., Clayton 9:30 a. m., Alexandria Bay (via Steamer J. F. Maynaid) 10:30 a. m., Ogdensburg 10:45 ^' m.

Thousand JSland. Fast LlnOf.With Wagner's New Drawing Room Car from

rives ^ 10:45 P* M<

Landing Paaaengers at Hotels by daylight and in ample time to get sapper at the regular hoars and be ready for the evening's entertainment.

19* NO OTHER ROUTE DOES, OR CAN DO THIS I «^

Watertown ExpreSSi Leaves Utica 6:00 p. M., arrives Watertown 9:55 p. m. COACHES LIGHTED BY THE FAMOUS " HITCHCOCK LAMPS."

NO CH[A.NGE OF OA.RS

BETWEEN

Utloa and Clayton, Watertown or Ogdensburg.

By takinff this only direct, only all rail and only throagh car route to the Thousand Islands, you avoid a tedioas and unnecessary ride of 18 miles by Steamer, over an uninteresting portion of the river.

''Give the Short Lines Trial." You will find It In every way "A delightful Change from the old Route."

Excursion Tickets, at Oreatly Reduced Rates,

Can be obtained of Gain L. Fay, Agent, x Baggs Hotel, Utica, and at principal offices of the

Company.

THEO. BUTTERFIELD, J. F- MAYNARD,

Gm. Passtngtr Agents Utica^ N* Y. Gen, Suft.

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UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 27

lUM. EEIIZ,

CARPEKTER & eUlLDER,

JOBBING & REPAIRING

PROMPTLY DONE,

No« V Oltnton Street.

HERMAN EHLE,

Nc. 6 Hart Street,

Wagon and Carriage Shop.

Children's Caniagea Bepaired.

REPAIBINO

Promptly and Reasonably Bone.

F. LOUIS FAASS,

8HIPPEB OF

HAY # STR AW^

And Dealer in

QROCSRIES & PEOYISIONS,

68, 69 & 70 Canal Street, - UTICA, N. Y.

J. SGHZSIDZSRIOH,

- FINE -

^«st(im

u\% ani abrs^

A SPECIALTY. No. 54 Seneca Street, - UTICA, N. Y.

^-REPAIRING NEATLY I»OPfE...£l

GEORGE BARNUM,

TEACHER OF INSTRUMENTAL MDSIC,

PARKER BLOCK

(P. O. Address, 40 Seymour Ave.)

iDstractioDB given on Piano Forte, Parlor Organ. Guitar, Plate, Cornet* &c. InBtractions aldo given in tliorough Baro. Music arranged for anj ombi nation of Inptruments.

28 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

ESTABLISHMENT

- OF -

J. M. CHILJ)B & CO^

12, 14, 16, 18 FAYETTE STREET.

The most extensive and varied assortment of

^ools,

Including

Carriages ® Wagons,

to be found in any store in this country.

Good Goods,

Prices Low,

-Fair Dealings.

Send fox* Ca>t;a.Io|pii.e.

'

Ill

/Of>OOOOOOOOC(

MANUFACTURER OF

^If on fQU(iQS>f iR^aitin^s^

BALCONIES AND VERANDAHS,

FLOWER TASES, UKNS,

Settees, Lawn Chairs,

and a general awortmeDt of Iron Oooda and Buildsn' Iron Matarialn, con- silting of Colnmna, Window Caps, Silla, Oirdera, Braoltets, Iron Stable FixtnrM, Gomel and Sqnaie Peed Boxea, Hay Racka, Stall Partitions, &e.

Iron Viuea and Settees for Cemeteries.

Warerooms, 200 Whitesboro Street.

80 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

H. GILBERT HART & CO.

Manufacturers of Every Description of

Iron Castings to Order,

AT THE OLD UTICA FOUNDRY,

Cornelia Street and Erie Canal, UTICA, N. Y.

O. OZSIERSBAOH A SOUT,

MANUFACTUREKS OP

Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,

ALSO DBALESS IN

Coal and Wood Stoves, Pumps, &c., &c.

No 97 Columbia Street, Utlca, N.. Y.

Prompt Attention Paid to All Orders,

^jrONBS St UOHTON^

Practical Honse Painters,

GLAZING, GRAINING, KALSOMING,

AND WHITEWASHING,

7 Leati Street, Utica, N". Y.

All Work Prompiiy Attended to And Warmnted.

T. O. JONES. 6* H. LIGHTON.

L. T. SYMONDS,

191 aSNESSE STRHST,

PARKER BLOCK, UTWCM, JV. V.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

HDGHBS & JONES,

29 CHAEIOTTE STREET. .

Jobliinf^ Done ^.tli Dispatcli*

TJtica, iV. J".,« Cor. of Jay and First Streets.

(L«M of thB CLAESOBM BOVSB, DMrOeld.)

lyfThe oDdenlgoed hu Repklrod uid Befarnlahed th« iImtb Hodm uid vroald BoUctt the PatroDBg« of the Public.

ALrUBD SMITH, Proprietor.

Good Stables and Sheds Attached.

JOHN BMDIN & SON,

58 Franklin Square. UTICA. N. K.

(Over Glenn'* Drj Goodi Stan.)

Spectaclea Guaranteed to fit the sight perfectly, or cf be exchanged any number ol times.

REPAIRING DONE.

Artificial Human Eyes carefully and skillfully inserted

.V. B. - Ptnoiu irnablt to oall can be atUnded to at Ihtir reiidetcei.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

LEROY, SHAHUCK & HEAD,

BtANOFAOTUBEBfl OF THB OEI.EBBATBD

WAGON BUILDERS' HARDWARE.

Cast Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings.

ALSO,

Custom Founders in Qrey Iron and Brass.

Furnace and Office, 105 Broad Street,

UTICA, N. Y.

O. W. Hkis.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 33

PAtante« and Manufacturer of

''TH£ HOWELL STEAM WASHEfi,"

Which liiTentioii holds the Highest Premium on this Continent. Also the

DAVIES* IMPBOVBD

Both inventions are proved to contain invaluable sources of economy In saving Strength, lime, and the Clothes. Both inventions are in daily use at

DaTiea' Steam I^aittidrji I€o. 6 Bleecker Street,

the only Laundry in Utlca where clothes are washed without wearing and tearing them. All laundry work is executed Fxbst-Clabs. Confident of that simple fact that " In- telligenoe will eventually recognize and reward true merit."

D* J. H. DATISS, Proprietor.

OIL PINE STREET COAL # WOOD TABD,

East Side Pine St., Next Erie Canal.

DEALERS IN

Scranton Lehigh, Cumberland & Morris Bun

HARD AND SOFT WOOD §AWED AND SPIRIT.

JOS. A. MARROW. MICH*L M'CORMIOE.

WM. B. WALLING,

MANX7FAGTURER OF

CarriEge® & Sleiglis,

Cor. of John and Catharine Streets,

Repairing In the varioua Departmenta done promptly and

aatiafactorily.

jr. Si:*XT]BESfK.,

Manofaotimr and WholesAle and Retail Bealnr in

HAEDWAR2, STOYSS, TIH,

Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,

GLASS, BRITTANNIA AND SILVER WARE, CUTLERY,

KEROSENE OIL LAMPS, &C.

Comer South and West Streets, Utica, N. Y.

34 DTICA CITY DIRBCTOBY.

eOMSTOCK BROS.

WHOLBSALB

Druggists & Grocers.

117 GENESEE STREET,

^Ir^- UTICA^N/Y^

J. W. CHURCTl7~

DELAWARE i HUDSON CANAL CO.'S

Oftice.No. i8 Bleecker St. Coal Pockets, 142 Water St.

H®VSIi SV. IJEyMMW AND BOARDING STABUE,

jn>. 29 BOTBM. St.

I0B8IS AND CtBUAQIS l« Ul

(kmages for Fnnerali or Weddiogs

at teaaonable rates.

CHARLES S. DAVIS.

DR. A. RETTER,

182 fienesee St., tJTiC^y JV. V.

Graduate Pennsylvania College of Nitrous Oxide Gas and

Dentistry, Philadelphia. Ether administered.

OMee Bourn^ 8 A. Ja. to 6 J*. JV.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 85

frBIFFITHS, frUIEriiy & HOXIE,

Wholesale Dealers In

FANCY CROCtmtS, &C„

No. 10 Liberty Street, - Utica, N. Y.

T. Jax Obiffitss. Ohas. A. Qiarra. John C. Hozic.

THEO. H. BRADISH,

-^ X> XI Zff V X 8 V» <^

Booms cor. Seneca and Columbia Sts.,

UTICA..

Eutrance, Columbia Street.

Temperance Lunch and Dining Rooms,

39 and 40 Arcade, Utica, N. 7.

WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS. EVERYTHING IN SEASON.

The Most Popular Eooms in Ftica.

MR. A KBS. A. E« CURTISS, Proprietors.

WnAAAM Dent. Matthew F. Dent.

UTICA HOYELTY WOHKS

AND BRASS FOUNDBT.

William Dent & Son, Proprietors.

DBALBBS IK

MACHINISTS' TOOLS AND SUPPLIES,

81 WasMnglon St., UTICA, N. Y.

Machinerj Bepsiringf and Jobbing of all kinds promptlj attended to.

86 UTICA CITY DIRBCTOBT.

PHILO S. CURTIS,

IVIACHINIST, FOUNDER,

BOII<Bm-lIAEB»,

214 Whltesboro Street, - UTICA, N. Y.

Cornices, Centre Pieces, Brackets,

CHURCH WORK, tC

FUnted on Old uil Itw (MUnfft.

Sni 10 Counlry AnhiltcU and Build-

HICKEV & EVANS,

MASONS,

Contncton and BoUdon,

22 ELM STREET. UTICA, N. Y.

DRG8SHAKERS'

MAGIC SCALE.

Only ms.OO U> I^kn.

With it a lady can cut from an; fuhioD plate, making a perfect St withoat an^ alteration. Call anO

MISS DELIA SAHFORD, 68 South Strbet,

Agent for Oneida Co.

DELIA SANFORD, 63SouthSt.,nti(ia,N.T.

FMoiuaplis ail Ferrotypes

Taken in tlie Beet Btjle and Finiah. PRICE LIST.

neu. .75; CMds. per down. l.W.

Feixotyi>«*-large, 8 1 10. for tramo, LOO: CablDsta. cabinet ilie, .BO; Boolona, itarM.

UTICA CITY DIRBCTORY. 87

JOHNSON & PARKER,

Ciisioi Fomilers ail laclii&isls.

BARK MILLS AND WHIFFLETREE HOOKS

A SPECIALTY.

Furnace & Office cor. Park Ave. and Main St.

\ 1-

ESTABLISHED 1879.

y

D. D. BROWN,

59 to 71 Jay Street,

CASH DBALBR IN

oup mow. vttuiB, fiMs, nuggtn. *c.

JOHN HALSTAB,

MANUFACTURER OF

Spanish Cedar Cigar Bozes

BY STEAM MACHINERY,

No. 4 Burnet Street, Utica, N. Y.

New Brands and Labels, Tacks, Ribbons, &c., oonstantlj on hand.

*Mc OXiD 1TTICA. 3i6^

MILITARY BAND AND OROHSSTRA,

OROANIZBD IN THE TEAR 18S9.

MU8I0 FUBlflSBED FOR

Cammenoements, Concerts, Festivals,

Weddings, Receptions, Balls,

Serenades, Picnios, &c.,

aft short notice with any number of musiciaos required.

= "^SS^ of Military Sana. J^S. KOEHL, ButineM Agent.

JAMES KOEHL, Restdenoe, SO Flnt St*

Leader of Orchestra. Band Office, Carton Blook.

Orders can be left at Buckingham's Music Store or Schiller's Jewelry Store.

I ^,B.^-^^ - - - I » ^ - ^.^^^i^l^^^^

i

88 UTICA CITY DIRBCTORY.

UTICA CEMENT PIPE WORKS,

JOHN HO^WARTH, Affent.

Manufacture Knight's Patent Hydraulic Cement

DRAIN, SEWER & CULVERT PIPE,

3, 4, 5, 6. 0, 12, 16, 18 and 24 Inch Bore.

Office 198 GENESEE STREET, UTiCA, N. Y.

BTWorkB on Broad 8t , aod Erie Oanal, East of the

LB. WELLS, H. D.,

Offloe and Residence

225 Genesee St.,

OFFICE HOURS

8 to 9 A. M., 4 to 6 and? to 9 P. IL

B. B. POOLB,

HAT a:n'd

Bonnet Bleacher,

23 and 25 Broad Streeti

CJTICA, N. Y.

MWaX BAQWHIiIi,

Manufacturer of every Description of

IRON CASTINGS,

TO ORDER,

A T JDA G WELLES FO UN DM Y,

West side of Broadway on the Erie Canal,

9. B. BBBIVBAITPVt

M ANUFACTUBER OF

Tin, GopperiSheet Iron Ware,

Deerjield Road, UTICA, M Y. ^"Prompt Attention Paid to all Orders.

UTICA CITY DIEBCTOBY. 39

WAGON * CARRIAGE

-^PAINTER<-

43 & 45 JAT ST., UTICA, N. T.

alTsCOFlELD,

ffHOTOGR]lPHER.+

No. 27 Columbia & 160 G«neH0 StrcflU.

^-The only Gallery io the city where Picturea are Uken without going up stairs. All woric guaranteed strictly first class.

1876. 1883.

LEAHY'S Steam h^aandr^,

59 JOHN ST., UTICA, N. Y.

Finest Work done In (he dty, Goodfl called for and delivered free.

Bnrkord Eomnng,

CARPENTER

And Cabinet Maker,

69 SOUTH ST.,

The Utlca Extract Works.

Eitabllabad In tSSI.

¥. A. SUNDERLAND, Pro.

No. I I Hobart St-.

TJTIOA, N. Y.

VTICA, N. V.

40 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Union Oil Works.

O. e, THATBR,

Manafacturer of and Dealer in

Lubricating, Carbon and Headlight Oils,

IToot Oil, Tar, Spirits ofJVaptha, Suminff Muid, Ae, OfRoe and Works : 85 & 87 MAIN STREET,

Opp. N. X. O. Freight Honaa, VTICA, If. T.

BDWARD McWBNIE,

Ma.niitB,ctuTer of and Dealer in

TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

30 FAYETTE STREET.

OPERA HOTTSE BUILDiy&, TJTICA, IS. Y. A. T. HBRMANT,

MANUFACTURER OF

WAGONS AND SLEIGHS.

DEERFIELD ROAD, UTICA, N. 7*

-'^N-'"s-y v.''">

a-BEPAIBING DONE AT THE LOWEST BATES.

CALL AND SEE.

JOSEPH JOERISSEN,

MANUFACTURER OF

Havana &, Domestic €igaxs,

- AND DEALER IN - ^^

ALL KINDS OF LEAF TOBACCO,

133 South Streetf

WESTCOTT&CO

-»

STOCK BROKERS,

Uo. 19 Arcade Building.

E. N. Westcott, Member N. Y. Stock Exchange.

Connected with New York Stock Exchange by private wires direct We are enabled to execute orders for all classes of listed and unlisted securities at regular New York rates of commission. Stocks carried on margins at the terms of best New York houses. Orders executed in Boston market.

Special attention given to orders for local stocks and bonds at public or private sale.

JOB PARKER'S SONS,

/#/ GMJtMSMS StMSMT,

DEALERS IN THE

- F- 1 ]X £2 S T -

FamilySrocerieslProvisions,

FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.,

WUch they sell at yery Low Prices for cash.

Forty-nine years in the trade in this city.

CHAMPION HARVESTING MACHrNERY, BINDERS,

MOWERS AND REAPERS,

Built by WHITELY, FASSLEB ft KELLT, Springfield, 0.

A full nipplf at thrae inachiDM and iviMlra tor nunc m^ be found M our nra houae. Ko. 4 BURNIT ST., UncA, N. T. 8. D. ROOT, OaDsml Afrat.

P. SALLADIN,

MARBLE WORKS.

19 Whltetboro SInet,

UTICA, N. Y.

Monanieiits,Gra«e$tone$,Sc.

DEALER IN

Sootoh tod Aneriou) Qrauite Marble.

A. PETERSON,

COOPER,

Bear 266 flUoro St.,

UTICA, N. T.

R. WINANT & CO.,

COMMISSION MSECIAITS

And Wholesale Dealers Id

Flonr, Bntter, Glieese, Eggs, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Ac.

62 Seneca Street, - UTICA, N. Y.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

43

MERTOPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE GOHPANT,

For fall iDforonation apply to JOSBPH SIIIIPSOK, Assistant Snpt.,

46 ABCADB. VTICA, N. Y.

j-a.:mh2s a., i^ioh.

Dealer in

Brass and German 8llTer Band InstmmentSy Flutes^ GUrionets

and Yiolinsy

lai ttCaCBtC 9TIICKT. («» tiairt.) (JITIOA, II . Y.

'Brass Instruments, Violins, Giiitan; and Accordeons Repaired.

Mrs. O. J. Wilkinson,

Custom Laundry,

15 JOHN STREET, RESIDENCE 25 BROAD.

No maebines ased, all hand work, no breaking of tarn down collars. Qoods called for and delivered free.

%

Manafacturer of all kinds of

Wagons, Sleighs,

Carriages and

43aDd46JajStre«t,

^^Particalar attention given to Repairing.

SCOTT & O'CONNELL,

PLUMBERS,

STEAM AND GAS FITTEKS, HYDRAULIC AND SANITARY ENGINEERS,

21 CATHARINE STREET,

PETER M. SCOTT, JOHN O'CONNELL

.}

UTICA, N. Y.

OONNBCTBD SV XBLiBf SCONCB.

44 UTICA CITY DIEBCTORY.

F. H. MARKOE,

VTICA., N. T.

REPRESENTING

J. P. BILLUPS & Co, New York,

DEALERS IN

SPOT COTTON & FUTURES.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

45

D. S. Steain Carpet M\^ Works,

COZZENS' BROS., Pro.

Office^ and Works, - - 116 ER/E STREET.

ORDERS LEFT AT

M . B. DBLOHOS. IS to tO Cathsrina 8tn«t : SALTSMAN * SONS. BM Omimm Street : BTTCKUET A CO.. 81 and 8S GeDceee ; AMERICAN BZPRB88 OFFICB. DcTOnoz Block ; HlTOaOOCK KZPRXS8, Whlteetown : CORNSTT EZPBB88, Mew York MUto.

Or ig Uatl wUl reeeitt pnmpt r*ip(mte. Wt eaO fi)r and nlum Oarpiti tht

lamt day. CaniBg* fn$.

PRICES.

INGRAIN, - 4 Cente per yard. I VELVET, - 6 Cents per yard. BRUSSELS, . 5 -- " " I WILTON, . 7 " " "

MOQUETTE and AXMINSTER. 9 Cents per yard.

This new patent Carpet and Rag Qeaning Machine adopted by ns is acknowledged to be the most perfect eyer inyented. for it does not ponnd yonr carpets to pieces with ropes, sticks or straps, or dampen them with steam. But it frees the fabric of all dast and moths, and brightens the colors, giving an appearance of brilliancy and newness that cannot be ob- tained by any other process. No injury Is done to th.e most badly worn carpet. A single trial will convince all of the superiority of this method over all others.

J. W. ALEXANDER,

*

T,s^

No. I to 13 MANDEVILLE STREET,

Ulrica* N. Y.

^PATWGK GR0Fr0N,3^

DEALER IN

GRANITE & MARBLE

Monuments I Headstones^

No. 38 FAYETTE STREET,

UTK3A, N. Y.

48 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

~ E. E. CORLISS,

If ANCPACTUREK OF

HUMAN HAIR GOODS,

AND DKALER IN

TOILET ARTICES, &c.

No. 8 BLEECKER ST., UTICA, N. Y.

WILLIAM H. McUNN,

HASON, BUILDER

AND CONTRACTOR.

St., UTICA, N. T.

JobblDK' prompt]; attended to and dons on reanonable term*, Slatl-

P. PORTER,

Manufacturer at and Dealer in

Tin,CopperlSlieetlronWare

N0.219BLEECKEB ST.,

UTIOA. M. T.

Ulg-heat t»tb pricM paid for itgt,

JOHN PFEIFFER,

CIGAR MANUFACTURER,

ITTICA, N. Y.

PAIACE BOARDING 9 LITERY STABLES,

W. E. XcDOKAIJ), Proprietor.

33 UNION Between

Street. ,lSma ml BUlUu.

UTICA, S. T.

forntflhed loi and ringlo rigs ti

' Firat-daw board harBea;good double let at reawmabla

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 47

WILLIAM FISHES,

SHOP REAR 13 UNION ST.

Office and Besldence 81 Hlerh Street, UTICA, N. Y.

JOSSUVe TfROMTTZr A.TTBJ^1>E1>T0.

Contracts Taken for Building and Repairing,

H. F. MILLA-R & SON,

Contneta taken and EtUmatat made. Speoial attention given to inside work.

MUXAR'tl LAKE 8UFSBIOR IRON ORB PAINTS

For Tin, Iron, Wood op Briok. Lead Pipes, Furnaoa Pipes, &o. S7 A 39 MAIN STREBT, UTICA, N. T.

I>. S. S.A.IIKXCXX,

-McPAINTEH,**

Bleecker, cor. Charlotte Street, Utica, N. Y.

C. ALLEN,

Wat€ltniaker and Jawelar,

71 BLEECKER STREET.

Music Boxes and Masical Instruments, Barometers,

^ Thermometers, Clocks and Charms of £very

Description Repaired.

AH work promptly attended to and done on the premises or at your resi- dence. Work also done for the trade.

1

Custom Boots and Shoes.

Alto, LADIES' FINE CUSTOM SHOES

Constantly on hand. An assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Fine

Ready-Made Shoes.

15 DEVEREUZ STREET, UTICA, N. T.

48

UTICA UITY DIRECTORY.

josef^ft IBergen

su fii^d^ of f(i[f sif(i>rG^ ki)d jo88i>r0

Promptly Attended to.

34 West Street, UTICA, N. Y.

L BERLIN,

vMst in Fresco,v

Baggt Hotel and 48 Catharine St., UTICA, N. Y.

Special attention g:iTen to all kinda of Fint-ClaM Decorations in Fresco.

Alto to thM bt$t dam of Houm PaMikng and Wail Tinting,

BigDB % Specialty. Orders by mall will re- oel?e prompt attention.,

JOHN KIENZLE,

FasUonalle lercliant Tailor,

72 V A RICK STREET,

VXICA, N. Y.

^^^^^^^^^^^^A^^

Cf E9try V^KiiipUon,

Gentiemen^f, Toaths* and Boys* Wear, oonitaotly on hand.

JOHN TACKLE,

PRACXICALr

Watchmaker and Jeweler,

NO. 94 COLUMBIA STREET,

I>r, Cook's Ballding,

UTICA, N. Y.

TfateHet, Hioett A Jewelry ^Repaired on Short Notice.

to7 - sours arsjsBT - for

-MIYERY AND BOARDING STABLE.-f

measBs

For Ladles' Driving ; also

GKNTI.EMIEII'8

Fine Road HORSES

At SMtonadU Term$ and at a MommttnoUee,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 49

THE

Utica Saturday Globe.

Issued Every Saturday.

Subseripiion Friee :

50 CENTS FOR THREE MONTHS.

$1.00 FOR SIX MONTHS. - $2.00 FOR A YEAR.

Officb-40 charlotte ST.

WM. T. BAKER, Publisher. THOS. F. BAKER, Editor.

Max Warmutfiit

EERMAH BOOK STORE,

34 Colutnbia Street.

FINE STATIONERY, VARIETY GOODS AND TOYS,

All ImdB of Books and Hewipapen, in English, German and Fienoh.

Bapen Delivered to Sudeeribere at tMr ReticUnoe,

MAX WARMUTH, 34- Columbia Street, UTICA, N. Y.

FRED. "WILZENS,

Contractor of Buildings,

MASON L PLASTERER

No. 18 PHILIP ST. - UT/CA, HI. Y.

FIRST QUALITY. All the different Styles in Stock and lo order.

Second-hand CASES in Trade.

-^MAX WARMUTH/

^€^s Itoom. <f^ Columbia Si., UHea, J\r. T.

50 CJTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Carpenter and Builder

Ho. 2 SCHUYLER STREET.

VTXCAt H. T.

fgpkW kinds of Work will be promptly execaled.

> 6 Oak Street.

SitVBB PLATER^

Fine Plated Door Plates. Knobs, Bell Pulls, Kumbers, So.,

KEPT 01 HAID AID EIIIAVED TO OIDER. Carria^ Work Done in Oold,Silver,0reoide,PTince'8 Hedal & Brass.

All work entrusted lo me will be done in the bebt manner, at the shorteot DOtioe, and «t the loweet prices. An assortment of Carriage Plated Goods kept on hand for sale. Give me a call.

No. 17 Derereux St., 2d Door from BatOft' Carriage Shop.

ROBERTS & SHAUGHNESSY,

29 BLEECKER ST.,

Fruit, Pisti, Oysters

Creneral &roceries.

Connected by telephone.

70SH ItOAOS,

PRACTICAL

E®Esi mm%

- AND -

No. 7 MASISON LANE, UTICA. H. T.

W. p. WRIOHT,

21 STAT^ STR^^T, UTICA, N, Y,

f he Best Cabinets, ^ m » $2.50 per doz. f he Best Cards, - « - « « 1.50 **

DTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 51

CHARLES F. BAKER,

46, 59 k 61 Cornelia St., Utica, K. T, f^ki\t^ ki\d Cut ^]o\rQtfi kt kll ¥iine0.

THOMAS COGLEY,

(Successor to T. CRONIN.)

€affp€nt@f & BiiUdef ,

AT THE OLD ST^ND, 32 Catharine Streets XJticat N. Y,

All kinds of Jobbing pronnptly attended to.

ElffOOH SB!SELiIIIIBI&R,

Blacksmith, Wheelwright & Horseshoer,

REAR 36 BLEECKER STREET.

Tmckfl, Carts, fto., Ironed in the most substantial manner.

71 SOUTH ST., UTICA f N. Y.

Orders solicited and all work guaranteed to give eatisf action.

»

JOHN MOSER,

Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper Works.

I>II>E8 ^ND PUMPS.

8toT6s and Fnmaoes Oleaned and fiepaired on short notioe.

No. i8 Seymour Ave., - UTICA, N. Y.

(Roofing a Specialty.)

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

JOHN FOLEY,

bo ^

s M s If 3 ja II i

" L. MEYERS & CO.,

-4gDE£:RFIELDs^

C. SPRING,

Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs, &c.

Cor. Sohuyler & Hope 8ts., Ulloa, N. Y.

CHARLES F. SEITZER, STATB STRBBT SREBN HOII8B8,

86 State Street, - Utica, N. T.

DAVID J. SCHWAB,

Boat BiiiMer and ffiepairer,

Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

SOFT AND HAHD WOOD SAWBD AND SPLIT. Office and Yard No. 95 Broad St., Utica, N. Y.

UnCA CITY DIRECTOBT.

58

tt« ^. 0tar& <^ 0o*

No. 3 Pine Street,

UTICA, N. T.

GfEORQE B07CE, MSERTIAH&FLOBIST

Plants, Cut Flowers, Floral Designa a Specialty.

Order* promptly flHedm

48 KHMBLrH SXRHHX.

CI&AB,

Mamifacturer

SCHUTLER, oor EBIE.

'&Mt»WW -^ MM©

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ^

COTTON & WOOLM M&S,

PAPER STOCK, OLD METALS. RUBBER BOOTS,

SHOES, &o.,

17 JItEJinO Wf^ STREET,

Near U. & B. R.BB,. UTICA, N. Y.

S, D. JOHHSOH,

CUSTOM ilW MILL

DEERFIELD, If. T.

sjMwnusT ^Ew\airs ojr u^jrn.

J

54

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

"O"©

mnn

H

RS,

FOR THE CURE AND RELIEF OF

Liver Complaiiit, Tellow Jaundice, Pain in the Stomaeli, BiliouBness, Dys- pepsia, Consumption. Head-aclie and General Debility. It purifies the Blood, removes Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and all Diseases of the Skin. It will improve the Appetite and Build up the System. Also good for Golds, Neuralgia, Worms in Children, Kidney Complaint, and is, in fact, one of the best Family Bitters ever offered to the Public.

For Sale at Howarth ST BaiiardPs, 198 Genesee; John H. Sheehnn ST C&*S.s 155 Genesee; and Druggists generally. For further particulars and testimonials, address

GEO. HUCK.

JProt»riefor Jt Jffanufaeturer,

26 GARDEN STREET, UTICA, N. Y.

NOYETY STAMP & STENCIL WORKS

J

RUBBER HAND STAMPS,

Pocket Slensil Aiampv, Self-Inking Stampty Printing Wheels, Steel Stamps, Seal Presses, Key* Hotel and

Baggage Cheeks, Linen Markers.

CHARLES FROELIGH, Jr.

131 Crenenee St.

Uiica. jr. !-.

UNION HOTEL.

DEERFIELD CORNERS.

This bouse bas been tborongbly refitted, and I am prepared to accommo- date the pablic in a first-class manner.

Gk>od Stabling Accomodations.

C. AIIBRT.

CTICA CITY DIBRCTORY.

STAR COAL i WOOD YARD. FSANCI8 D. MSH, W. A. EVERTS, *"' "'

_ : Felt Cement! Gravel Roofing

COSi, Md W00f),[ Au-,„

TABDiTODOCKB, ' W.rr.n'.Or..llmorov.a

Oor.F.y.,«.F„.Wh,...bor„i A8™*I-T KOOFINO.

Str««ta.

SeeAdTerUsemetitoii)a«eM. Office, UTICA, N. Y.

SAMUEL WERREN, i HOWE& HUNGERFORD,

Carpenter & Builder,

pTontpUj Done,

No. ISO Whiteiboro Straet,

UTICA, N. Y.

W^oleSiile (Ji'oeei'^,

- AND -

Commiuioii KerchAnti,

34 FBfBtte atrevt, Opsrm HooM.

UTICA, N. y. Butter, Cheese and Eggs a speci&lt;.

WMtSM, HBINMIOH*

Muiufkctaret and Dealer ii

FINE FURNITURE.

LOWEST MARKET PBICES.

9 4 10 Wllite^kofo $Keet, - - l/flCS, }l. Y.

56 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

lason, Builder and Contractor,

UTIOA, H. T.

ly Jobbing done with dlspUcIi.

J0HIf WUAKf,

Tin,Copperand Sheet Iron Ware,

House FnmiBhing Goods, Coal

and Wood Stoves, Pnmps, &c.

xiflng.

No.«0 8onthHtre«t, CTICA

N. ¥.

JAM£S J-

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ISAAC ESTES & SON,

Cor WhitMlMtro and Liberty StrMta,

RfllMiriDgof ftll kind*. UTICA, N. T.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

108 Stonbea Street, Besideiiee 46 Hobart Strmt, QTtCA, n. T.

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UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 57

Re-outs all kinds of

FILES AND RASPS,

NO. 14 CULVER STREET, UTICA, N. T.

* ^."N^^^ ^rf* ^ *ta ^ V^.^.^.^.^ ^ ^,- ^-^

N. B.-ALL WORK WARRANTED.

JOHN REDMOND,

Mason, Builder & Contractor

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Promptly Attended to.

Office at Residence, 45 Eagle Street.

Connected by Telephone.

S: 3Cm 3BI Z XHT ,

Furniture Warerooms,

67 BLEECKER STREET, UTICA, N. Y.

Dealer in FURNITURE of all kinds.

Repalrlnir N«fttly and Promptly Executed.

GEORGE A. HOFMEiSTER, | Dtlca QoM au SllTCr PlaUBg Wflrts.

L. M. MAYNARD, Proprietor.

Oflce, ITo. 8 Thomas Block, Bleecker St., - TJTICA, F.T.

Sotel and Bailroad Work,

Family and Plated Ware,

Beplated and Repaired.

« .^*^ ^^'-"^ *"<* Jewelry Reflnirfied and Gilded to order.

Dealer in aU kinds of HoUow Ware, Kniyes, Forks and Spoons.

lone Shoei&i

AND JOBBINO.

Deerfield Comers.

All work done in a satisfactory man ner.

58 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

JOHN A. BALCH,

DEALER IK

CIOABS AHD TOBACCO, CAHDIES, &c.,

FOTTLTET AIH) VEOETABLES, a specialty.

NO. 4 COLUMBIA STREET, UTICA, N. Y.

Qf* Qoodfl Delivered Promptly.

DEALER IN

Fashionable Millinery,

AI\ID LADIES' DRESS GAPS.

No. 4 WbitesboroSt., '^"^S^ Utica, N. Y.

BECKER BROTHBBS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

BVTCHIBS Airs FACKIBS,

No. 115 SOXTTH STREET,

VTICA, N. T.

J. F. Bbckbr. C. E. Becker.

MNMW M. &A:^^^^^

And Mannfactarer of

Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron ¥are.

All work warranted to give perfoot satisfiMstion.

69 Bleecker Street, - - UTICA, N.Y.

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 59

DAVFD J. DAVIES^

BTHLDEE & COFTMCTOR,

Shop 14 Montgomery St^ OTHce and Residence 97 Slizaieth St., UTICA, H. Y.

Contracts taken for Bailding and repairing. Jobbing promptly attended to.

DILLON'S

Bottling Establishment,

53 Fayette St., cor Broadway, UTICA, N. Y.

Bottler, Manafactarer and dealer in all kinds of CARBONATE BEVER- AGES, MINERAL WATERS AND CIDER. Also dealer in WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

TSSC^SItAHOS

Dining and Lnnch Rooms,

39 and 40 Arcade, Utica.

OUR DINNERS ARE FIRST-CLASS, OUR WARM AND COLD LUNCHES ARE THE BEST, COME EARLY OR LATE.

Mr. & Mrs. A. E. CURTISS, Proprietors.

Lane&Hutchiiis'

ORCHESTRA

AND

^n^D Ik tttt n l4 IWH T^^ Cornets used by Mr. MBmL£k.i9^ MMAJ^BW^ Hutchins, are the D»tin.

MoBic famished for all occasions at short notice and with any number of pieces required. Brass Bands taught on the latest and most approved methods by

Jl. FRJUYM HUTCHWJVS, JWanager,

II Fayette Street, Utica, N. Y.

60 DTICA CITlf DIRECTORY.

GRAFF & WARNER,

Commission MercliaQts

And Wholesale Dealers in

f^oi'ei^q ki\d Donqe^tid f^i'uit^,

OTSTEBS, CLAMS, CANNED GOODS, &c.

52 Franklin Square, UTICA, N. Y.

%

From our Mr. Warner's Grove and Packing House,

Near Palatka, Pla.

Fred. Graff. S. Campbell Warner

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Divisions of Wards in Utica.

--

iBt Ward. The part between the Erie canal and the Mohawk river and east of Genesee street to citj line.

2d Ward. The part between the Erie canal and the Mohawk river, west of Genesee street to city Una

8rd Ward. The part sonth of Erie canal and west of Genesee street and north of a line commencing at the intersection of Genesee and Cornelia, and rnnning through the centre of Cornelia street to Mandeville street, thence through the centre of Mandeville street to Bank street to the Chenango canal, and east of Chanango canal to Genesee street

4th Ward. The part south of the Erie canal to South street, and east of Genesee street to John street, and running through the centre of John street to Rutger street, thence through the centre of Kntger street to Seymour avenue, thence through the centre of S^mour avenue to Sonth street, and north of Sonth street to the Erie canal.

5th Ward. The part south of the Erie canal to Elizabeth street and east of John street, to a point three hundred feet east of the east line of Third street

-

6th Ward. The part south of the Erie canal and north ot a line running through the middle of Columbia and Whitesboro streets, and west of the Chenango canal to the city line.

7th Ward. The part east of Genesee street to West street and south of South street to the city line.

8th Ward. The part east of a point three hundred feet east of the east line of Third street to the city line and south of the Erie canal to the city line.

9th Ward. The part south of Columbia and Whitesboro streets to the city line, and west of the Chenango canal to the city line.

10th Ward The part west of Bailouts creek and east of a line running through the middle of John street to Rutger street, thence through the centre of Rutger street to Sey- naour avenue, thence through the centre of Seymour avenue to Sonth street and south of Elizabeth street to South street.

llth Ward. The part west of Genesee street to the Chenango canal and south of the Third Ward to the city line.

12th Ward. The part east of West street to a point three hundred feet east of the east line of Third street, and south of Sonth street to the city line.

102

STREETS.

STREETS IN UTZCA.

Name.

Academy

Aiken

Albany

Allen

Arthur

Ash

Avery

Bacon

Bank

Blandina

Bland ina Place

Barnes

Barnes avenue

Bleecker

Breese

Bright

Bristol

Brinckerhoff

Broad

Broadway

Broadhead

Bryan

Buffalo

Burchard

Burnet

Canal

Caroline

Catharine

Cedar

Centre

Central lane

Charles

Charlotte

Chatham

Commences at

80 Elizabeth Cornelia Bleecker Albany Steuben

Hamilton avenue 424 Genesee Broad 80 State 221 Genesee 84 Blandina Lansing Canal 161 Genesee 12 Canal Columbia Gaiden ave 42 Eutger 51 Genesee Whitesboro State Erie canal Broad 8 Liberty 56 Bleecker 204 Whitesboro Downer 93 Genesee Canal 230 Whitesboro Milgate 86 Liberty

Erie canal 16 South

Chenango avenue Court

Cherry

Chestnut

City

Clark Place

Clay

Cleveland avenue

89

Clinton

Clinton Place 872 Genesee

<3olumbia 186 Genesee

419 Whitesboro Francis Hickory

144 Park avenue Broad Stark Erie canal 822

Tennlnates at

Bleecker. State. City line. Culver avenna Third. York.

Perkins avenua South of Bleecker. Hart.

Driving Park. Steuben Park. South. Water.

Citv line east. Johnson. Court.

Chenango canal City line. City line. Court. Fay.

Central Bailroad. South of Bleecker. Whitesboro. Elizabeth. City line. City line. East. Water. Erie canal. Gilbert. Whitesboro. Steuben Park. Eagle. City line. Asylum farm. Chenango avenue. Thorn. King.

Central Railroad. Hicka Whitesboro. Eerabla Whitesboro.

STREETS.

108

Name.

Cooper

Cornelia

Cottage

Cottage Plaoe

Conrt

Cross

Cronae

Culver

Culver ^venue

Dakin

Davis avenne

Deverenx

Division

Downer

Dudley

Eagle

East

Edward

Elizabeth

Elm

JImily

Erie

Faass avenue

Fay

Fayette

Faxton

First

Floyd

Francis

Franklin

Fulton

Garden

Gates

Genesee

GUbert

Girard

Gold

Grand

Grant

Green

Grove

Hamilton

Hamilton avenue

Harper

Hart

Haak avenue

Helen

CommeDoes at

66 Broadway

Erie canal 98 State 304 Genesee 256 Genesee 348 Whitesboro

East

Bleecker

Bleecker 287 Genesee

Nichols 207 Genesee 14 Whitesboro

Whitesboro 88 Kutger 816 Geneseee

Erie canal

Varick 191 Genesee

Park avenue

Third

Schuyler * Whitesboro 145 Fayette 160 Genesee 881 Genesee

Mohawk river

Erie canal

Chenango avenue 2 Broad

Market

Jewett 236 Whitesboro

Mohawk river

Bleecker

East

Elm

Water

Genesee

Stark

Kemble 94 Varick

Stark 416 Whitesboro

Chenango avenue Schuyler Genesee I

Tennlnatea at

Varick. 280 Genesee.

Chenango avenua

Stata

City Una 220 Court- Culver avenua

Erie canal.

Albany.

Park avenua

Jefferson.

Charlotte.

Mohawk river.

Lonis.

City lina

East.

City lina

Bright.

Culver avenua

Pleasant.

Third.

City line.

Eria

Roberta

Whitesboro.

Oneida.

Butger.

Central Railroad

Oswego.

BleecKer.

John.

Varick.

Erie canaL

Pleasant

Erie canal

Culver avenua

Steuben.

Mohawk river.

Oneida.

City lina

Elm.

Columbia.

City lina

Asylum farm.

Tracy. Nail creek. Francis.

'

104

STREETS.

Name.

CommeDoeB at

Terminatae at

Henry

108 State

Francia

Herkimer

Francis

Chenango avenue.

Hicks

183 Court

Hamilton avenue.

Hickory

Hamilton avenue

York.

High

168 Park avenue

Eagle.

Hobart

112 Steuben

Genesee.

Hope

Williams

Schuyler.

Hopper

258 Genesee

Steuben Park.

Hotel

81 Whitesboro

Genesee. ^

Howard avenae

16 Butger

City line.

Hoyt

Whitesboro

Water.

Hubbell

Central Railroad

Pleasant

HiiDtington

147 Columbia

Court

Hutchinson avenae Broad

Driving Park.

Jacob

Hope

Johnson.

James

Oneida

East.

Jason

Whitesboro

Erie.

Jay

49 John

Kossuth avenua

Jefferson

Broad

Albany.

Jenks

Canal

Central Railroad.

Jewett

876 Genesee

Chenango avenue.

John

Bagg's Square

Butger.

Johnson

City line

Water.

Kellogg Kemble

Whitesboro

Louisa.

Park avenue

Pleasant

Kent

124 Elizabeth

Bieecker.

King

2 Hopper

South

Kirkland

State

Chenango avenue.

Knox

Stark

City line.

Kossuth avenue

Broad

Beckwith's farm.

Lansing

125 Park avenue

Culver avenue.

Lawrence

East

Culver avenue.

Leah

Elm

Third.

Leeds

South

Eagla

Lewis

Garden

Chenango canal

Liberty

122 Genesee

Whitesboro.

Linden

Hamilton avenue

York.

Lock

Schuyler

D., L & W. RR.

Louisa

Elm

Steuben.

Ludlow avenue

Biandina

Lawrence. -

Madison Lane

4 Pearl

28 Fayette. Webster:

IVIain

2 John

Maudeville

84 Cornelia

State.

Maple

Hamilton avenue

York.

Market

Bieecker

Culver.

Marshall

South

Broad.

Martin

Hickory

Thorn.

STREETS.

105

NAme.

Commenoes at

Terminates ftt

Mary

67 Charlotte

Culver avenua

Meadow

Mohawk river

Water.

McQaade avenue South

Eagle.

McVean

Stark

Garden.

Mechanic

Canal

Johnson.

Milgate

Broad

South of Bleecker.

Miller

4 Butger 183 South

City line.

Mill

Butger.

Mohawk

Mohawk river

Pleasant.

Monroe

Albany -

Culver avenue.

Montgomery

154 Bleecker

' Elizabeth.

Morris

Blandina

Butger.

Mortimer

Howard avenue

Third.

Mulberry

Francis

Chenango avenue.

Mummery

Albany

City line.

Neilson

84 South

Pleasant.

Newell

684 Genesee'

Chenango avenue.

Niagara

Broad

South ot Bleecker.

Nichols

Broad

Albany.

Noyes

342 Genesee '

Chenango avenue.

Oak

Hamilton avenue

York.

Oneida

Park avenue

Pleasant.

Ontario

Albany

Broad.

Orchard

Philip Bleecker

Cross.

Oscar

Mary.

Oswego

372 Genesee

Chenango avenna

Park avenue

Mohawk river

Oneida Square.

Parker

Jason

Clinton.

Pearl

212 Genesee

Broadway.

Perkins avenue

Jewett

Pleasant.

Pine

68 Fayette - 241 Whitesboro

Erie canal

Philip

Court

Plant

138 State

Chenango avenue. Central Kailroad.

Piatt

Canal

Pleasant

420 Genesee

Third.

Post

41 Charlotte

Burnet.

Potter

W hitesboro

W ater.

Proctor avenue

Culver avenue

Driving Park.

Boberts

Garden

Chenango canal.

Borne '

Foot State

Cornelia.

Bose

Whitesboro

Columbia.

Boot

4 Catharine

Erie canal.

Budolph

Hubbell

Mohawk.

Bush

Erie canal

Central Bailroad.

Butger

Steuben Park

Kossuth avenua

Saratoga

Erie canal

Court.

Schuyler

Mohawk river

Chenango canal.

106

STREETS.

Name.

Scott

Second

Seneca

Commences At

417 Genesee

Mohawk river Water

186

Seymour avenue 34 Rutger Sherman 424 Genesee

Smith Culver avenue

South Hamilton Court

South

Spring

Springate

Square

Stark

State

Sterling Row

Stevens

Steuben

St Joseph

St. Vincent

Taylor avenue

Third

Thomas' east lane

Thomas' west lane

Thorn

Tracy

Turner

Union

Varick

Vulcan

Wager

Walker

Walnut

Ward

Warren

Washington

Wasmer

Water

Webster avenue

Welsh road

West

Wetmore

Whitesboro

Wiley '

William

York

Youngs avenue

273 Genesee j Chenango canal ( 78 Broadway

Genesee

Steuben -

Chenango canal

Erie canal 330

69 Water

Garden

Steuben Park

Canal

South

Rutger

Mohawk river

Whitesboro

Whitesboro

Hamilton avenue 334 Genesee

Bleecker 14 Blandina

Whitesboro

Whitesboro

Stark

Oneida

Stark

Culver avenue

Hicks

Mohawk river 238

Edwards

Genesee

South

Albany « 2 Rutger

Broad 24 Genesee 225 Whitesboro

State 205 Court

Hubbell

Terminates at

Oneida.

Rutger.

Genesee.

City line.

Perkins avenue.

Driving Park.

Warren.

Culver avenue.

Varick.

State.

Perkins avenue.

Third.

Court.

Genesee.

Chenango canal.

Pleasant.

Johnson.

City line.

City line.

Pleasant

Water.

Water.

City line.

Chenango canal.

Erie canal.

Hopper.

Court

Erie canal.

Hicl^s.

Kemble.

York.

Driving Park.

Garden.

Genesea

Columbia.

Breesa

City line. City line.

South of Bleecker. City line. Hamilton. Chenango avenue. City line. Mohawk.

LOCATION OP SQUARES, PARKS AND BLOCKS. 107

Location of Squares and Parks.

Eaggs Square, janction of Genesee, John, Main and Whites-

boro. Chancellor Sqnare, between Academy, Bleecker, Elizabeth and

Kent. Clinton Place, between Genesee and Kembla Colnmbia Square, junction of Columbia, Saratoga and Whites-

boro. Franklip Sqnare, junction of Genesee and Hotel streets. Johnson Square, junction of West and Square streets. Oneida Square, junction of Genesee, Oneida, State and Park

avenue. LaFayette Sqnare, junction of Fayette, Whitesboro and Wiley. Park Place, head of Steuben Park. Hutger Place, head of John street Steuben Park, head of Charlotte. Utica Driving Park, east of Ludlow avenue between Bleecker

and Lawrence.

<-»!

Location of Blocks.

Arcade, 145 Genesee street. Ballon Block, John, corner Main. Bradish Block, 181 Genesee. Butterfield House, Genesee corner Devereux. City Opera House, Genesee comer Pearl street. Comstock Block, 5 Plant street. Dexerenx Block, 140 Genesee street Exchange Building, 133 Genesee street Gardner Block, 190 Genesee street. Government Building, Broad corner John. Haberer Block, 25 Fayette street. Hackett Block, 196 Genesee street. Herald Building, 60 Genesee street Hutchinson Block, 14 Beecker street Marble Block, 56 Genesee street Mather Block, Genesee corner Bleecker. Mechanics' Hall, Hotel corner Liberty. Munson Block, Broadway near Erie canal. Observer Building, 113 Uenesee street Opera House Block, 24 Fayette street Parker Block, 189 Genesee street Keynolds Building, John corner Catharine. Sheehan Block, Columbia corner State. Thomas Block, 10 Bleecker street Tibbits Block, 79 and 81 Genesee street Weaver Block, Genesee corner Broad.

MISCELLANEOUS.

- --

UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

President - Chester A. Arthur, of New York.

Acting Vice President and Pres. pro tern of Senate - George

F. Edmunds, of Vermont. Secretary of State - Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey. Secretary of the Treasury - Charles J. Poller, of New York. Secretary of War - Robert T. Lincoln, of Illinois. Secretary of the Navy - Wm. E. Chandler, of New Hampshire. Postmaster General - Walter Q. Gresham, of Indiana. Attorney General - Benjamin H. Brewster, of Pennsylvania. Secretary of the Interior - Henry M. Teller, Colorado.

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT.

SXEOUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Governor - Grover Cleveland. Lieutenant-Governor - David B. Hill. Adjutant General - Maj. Gen'l John G. Farnsworth. Inspector General - Brig. Gen'l PhiJ. H. Briggs. Engineer in Chief - Brig. General Geo. S. Field. Judge Advocate General - Brig. General Horatio C. King. Surgeon General - Brig. General Joseph D. Bryant. Quartermaster General - Brig. General Edwin D. Jenny. Paymaster General-^Brig. General G. B. Rich. Commissary General of Subsistence - Bri^. Austin Lathrop. General Inspector of Rifle Practice - Brig. General Chas. F. Robbins.

STATE DEPABTMENT.

Secretary of State - Joseph B. Carr.

Comptroller - Ira Davenport

State Treasurer - Robert A. Maxwell.

Attorney General - Leslie W. Russell.

State Engineer and Surveyor - Silas Seymour.

' SUPEBINTENDEKT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

James Shanahan.

CAKAL DEPABTMENT.

Auditor - John A. Place.

Canal Board - The Lieut. Governor, Secretary of State, Comp- troller, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer and Sur- veyor, and Superintendent of Public Works.

Canal Appraisers - Wm. L Bostwick, Wm. J. Morgan, Chas. M. Dennison.

MISCELLANEOUS. 109

DEPABTMENT OF EDUCATION.

Soperintendent of Public Instruction - Win. B. Kuggle& Deputy - James E. Morrison.

BANK DEPABTMBNT.

Superintendent of Bank Department - A. Barton Hepburn. Deputy Superintendent - Jaa S. Thurston.

INSURANCE DEPABTMENT.

Superintendent - John A. McCall, Jr., Albany. Deputy Superintendent - M. A. Shannon, Buffalo.

SUPEBINTENDENT OF STATE PBI80NS.

Isaac V. Baker.

STATE AS8ESS0BS.

J. D. Ellis, Jefferson Co. ; J. L. Williams, Dutchess Co. ; Sta- ley Wood, Cattaraugus Co.

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Dr. Edward M. Moore, President, Rochester ; Erastns Brooks, West New Brighton ; Charles F. Chandler, Columbia Col- lege; Dr. Wm. M. Smith, Health Officer of N. Y. Quaran- tine; Leslie W. Russell, Attorney General; Dr. Elisha Harris, Secretary, Central Office of Board, Albany ; Dr. J. Savage, Delavan, Albany ; Dr. Jas. G. Hunt, Utica ; Jas. T. Gardner, Sup't of the State Survey.

OOUBT OF APPEALS.

Chief Judge - Wm. C. Ruger.

Associate Judges - Georgre F. Danforth, Theodore Miller,

Charles A. Rapallo, Francis M. Finch, Charles Andrews,

Robert Earl.

ONEIDA COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Judge - William B. Sutton, Utica.

Special County Judge - Daniel E. Wager, Rome.

Surrogate - Stephen Van Dresar, Rome.

Specid Surrogate - Emmett J. Ball, Utica.

Sheriff - Thomas D. Penfield, Utica.

Deputy Sheriff - I. Stoddard Penfield, Utica.

Deputy Sheriffs - John Baxtier, Utica ; Daniel Gray, Whites- town ; Camden, John N. Stoddard ; Deansville, Wm. Ham- ilton; Northwestern, H.G.Bullock; Clayville, Richard Hardy ; Deerfield, P. D. Condon ; Prospect, Chaa E. Slo- eum ; Boonville, Chas. Kilkenny, Thomas Sykes ; Clinton, Benjamin Sutton; State Bridge, M. H. Hyland; South Trenton, Irving R. Bullock ; Lee, Henry Conrad.

Special Criminal Purpose - Thomas Tobin, N. Y. Mills.

Jailers - John D. Cronin, Utica ; Daniel Petrie, Rome.

110 MISCELLANEOUS,

County Clerk - Arthur H. Ballou, Utica. Deputy County Clerk - M. Jesse Brayton, Utica. District Attorney - W, A. Matteson, Utica. \ Assistant District Attorney - Wm. E. Lewis, Utica.

Justices of Sessions - G. H. Parkhurst, North Bridgewater ;

James Rae, North Bay. County Treasurer - John Kohler, Utica. Superintendent of Poor - Theodore S. Comstock, Rome. Loan Commissioners - S. W. Patton, Whitestown ; Chas. B.

Hitchcock, Lee Center. County Sealer - William Pollard, Utica. Coroners - Henry C. Sutton, Rome ; E. W. Raynor, Trenton ;

Henry G. Du Bois, Camden ; Albert Spencer, Utica School Commissioners - Wm. D. Biddlecome, Deerfield, 1st

District; Julius M. Button, Deansville, 2nd District;

Martin W. Smith, Rome, 3d District; Jerome F. Hills,

Hawkinsville, 4th District Representative in Congress - J. Thomas Springs, Utica. Senators, in Congress - Warner Miller, Herkimer; Elbridge

G. Laphara, Canandaigua. State Senator - Robert H. Roberts, Boonvilla Members of Assembly - 1st District, William Townsend, Utica;

2d District, Clarence E. Williams, Verona; 3d District,

Thomas B. Allanson, Taberg.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WITH P. O. ADI)BB8&

Annsville - Israel J. White, Rep., Taberg.

Augusta - John Beach, Rep., Knoxboro.

Ava - John M. Edgerton, Kep., Ava.

Boonville - Chas. H. Bush, Rep., Boon ville.

Bridgewater - Chas. W. Palmer, Rep., Bridgewater.

Camden - Benjamin D. Stone, Dem., Camden.

Deerfield - Van Rensselaer Weaver, Rep., Deerfield.

Florence - Daniel O'Mara, Dem., Florence.

Floyd - J. Henry Powell, Dem., Holland Patent.

Forestport - Alisha B. Baker, Rep., Forestnort

Kirkland - Lathrop N. Brockway, Dem., Clinton.

Lee - Chas. R Eraser, Jr., Dem., Lee Center.

Marcy - Mortimer M. Mahew, Dem., Marcy.

Marshall - Julius A. Day, Rep., Deansville.

New Hartford - John \V^. McLean, Dem., New Hartford.

Paris - Seth W. Smith, Dem., Paris.

Remsen - John S. Kent, Rep., Remsen.

Rome - 1 - James Ha^gerty, Dem., Rome.

2 - William Ba\^nL's, Dem., Rome.

3 - Oscar D. Williams, Dem., Rome.

4 - Geo. Hammann, Dem., Rome.

5 - Glenn W. Petrie, Rep., Rome.

MISCELLANEOUS. Ill

Sangerfield - George W. Cleveland, Dem., Waterville. Steuben - T. James Owens, Rep., Stenben. Trenton - Lester G. Wanful, Eep., Holland Patent. Utica - 1 - Alex. B. Vrooman, Dem., Utica. 2 - Frederick A. Goffe, Dem., Utica. 3 - John F. Gaffney, Dem., Utica. 4 - John Batchelor, Rep., Utica. 5 - Patrick Devlin, Dem., Utica. 6 - Henry Martin, Dem., Utica. 7 - Hebry A. Doolittle, Dem., Utica, 8 - George Morath, Dem., Utica. 9 - Henry Eeim, Dem., Utica. 10 - Patrick J. McCaffrey, Dem., Utica. 11 - T. Jay Griffiths, Dem., Utica. 12 - Peter Dutton, Dem., Utica. Vernon - Francis A. Cady, Jr., Rep., Vernon Centre. Verona - Gottlieb Merry, Dem., Verona. Vienna - Charles Hardin, Dem., McConnellsville. Western - John O. Jones, Dem., Westernville. Westmoreland - Ezra A. Knapp, Rep., Dix. Whitestown - Joseph Ackroyd, Dem., N. Y. Mills. R. R Maxfield, Clerk, Taberg,

Democrats, 28.

Republicans, .... 15.

UTICA CITY GOVERNMENT. For the Year commencing March^ 1883.

MAYOE.

CHARLES A. DOOLITTLE.

ALDERMEN.

Two Years - 2d Ward, Frederick Haak ; 4th Ward, Moses Barney ; 6th Ward, Joseph Tessey ; 8th Ward, Gottlieb Zitzner ; 10th Ward, James Hayes ; 12th Ward, Michael Doll.

Cue Year - 1st Ward, H. Ray Barnes; 3rd Ward, John D. Jones ; 5th Ward, Patrick Quinlan ; 7th Ward, George Helfert; 9th Ward, Horatio S. Van Valkenburg; 11th Ward, William Reichert.

STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1888-84.

The Committee on Claims and Audit, and Chairman of Com- mittees on Finance, Public Improvements, Public Buildings and Grounds, Lighting Streets, and Legal Proceedings, con- stitute a Committee to which all claims and accounts are referred.

Claims and Audit - Aid. Barnes and Tessey.

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Finance - Aid. Haak and Jones. Public Inaprovements - Aid. Zitzner and Barney. Side and Crosswalks - Aid. Jones and Zitzner. Sewers and Wells - Aid. Doll and Quinlan. Streets, Bridges and Railroads -7 Aid. Tessey and Haak. Legal Proceedings and Assessments - Aid. Barnes and Beichert. Lighting Streets - Aid. Van Val ken burg and Doll. Public Buildings and Grounds - Aid. Quinlan and Barnes. Paving and Licenses - Aid. Barney and Van Valkenburg. Public Health - Aid. Hayes and Helfert. Grievances - Aid. Helfert and Hayes.*

OflScial Papers - Utica Daily Obset^ver, Dtica Daily Presa^ and Oneida Demokrat,

OFFIOERS OF THE OOEPORATION.

Clerk - Patrick J. McQuade.

Treasurer - William F. Hoerlein.

Corporation Counsel - Samuel J. Barrows.

Surveyor - John R Baxter.

Assistant Surveyor - Lawrence Bailev.

Messenger and Janitor - Michael Kelly.

Sealer of Weights and Measures - John Schimel.

City Sexton - -Lawreifbe Cole.

Keeper of City Clock - John Stievater.

Assessors - Ist Ward, Michael Shields ; 2d Ward, John Hess ; 8d Ward, William P. Case; 4th Ward, Richard Adams; 6th Ward, John Winslow ; 6th Ward, Frank Keinz ; 7th Ward, William Jameison; 8th Ward, John H. Tanner; 9th Ward, John B. Bach ; 10th Ward, Robert G. Roee- mond ; 11th Ward, Charles R Clarke ; 12th Ward, Joseph H. Kent

Collectors - Ist Ward, John D. Waters ; 2d Ward, William Klumbach ; 8d Ward, R F. A. Nitzschke ; 4th Ward, John A. Dining ; 5th Ward, Bernard Martin ; 6th Ward, Geo. L Roberts ; 7th Ward, James Cox, Jr. ; 8th Ward, Samuel Cannoway ; 9th Ward, Godfrey Dehm ; 10th Ward, Robert R Finn ; 11th Ward, John A. Christ ; 12th Ward, Thomas Dodd.

Constables - 1st Ward, Peter Doyle; 2d Ward, Levi H. Adams; 3d Ward, Evan Jones; 4th Ward, Alexander Hutchinson ; 5th Ward, Andrew Myers ; 6th Ward, Gua- tavus Friedle ; 7th Ward, Michael Doll ; 8th Ward, John F. Kelly ; 9th Ward, Wm. Bieseigel ; 10th Ward, D. J. Evans; 11th Ward, James D. Jones; 12th Ward, J. G. Appleton.

THE BOABD OF TOWN AUDFFORS.

Edwin T. Batsford, John A. Goodale, James Merriman, John Adrian.

MISCELLANEOUS. Hg

BOARD OP HEALTH.

Chas. A. Doolittle, Mayor and President ex-officio ; Patrick J.

McQuade, Secretary and Registrar of v ital Statistics ;

James 6. Hunt, M. D., Health Officer; Wm. H. Booth, M*

D., John Carroll, Thomas Wheeler, Michael Hand, John

H. Jones, "W. N. Weaver. Sanitary Police - John B. Sexton, John Murphy.

OOMMI88IONEB8 OF COMMON SCHOOLS.

One Yeah - John L. Earll, W. N. Weaver.

Two Years - George Young, J. A. Marrow.

Three Yeabs - Charles W. Hackett, Frederick J. Pratt

Snp't of Schools - Andrew McMillan.

COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES.

One Year - Joseph Faass, William Harrer. Two Years - John Quinn, T. Solomon Griffiths. Three Years - ^Patrick McNierney, Edward Cnrran. Clerk - Lawrence Conrad.

COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE.

Elon G. Brown, Thomas McNierney, George Shotthafer. Wm. H. Kelley, Clerk.

POLICE AND FIRE OOMMISSIONERa

Lu W. Sogers, George L, Curran, George Fulmer, Ichabod

C. Mcintosh. Chief of Police - Robert McElwaine. Ass't Chief of Police - Charles M. Dagwell. Chief Engineer - Wesley Dimbleby. Clerk - Thomas F. Clarke.

CITY OOURT OF UTIOA.

City Judge - Patrick F. Bulger. Special City Judge - Henry T. Coupe. Clerk of the Court - P. J. McQuade. Deputy Clerk - Charles A. Talcott.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Morven M. Jones, Haberer Block, Fayette street. James F. Hurley, Exchange Building. Eugene B. Hastings, Thomas Block. Wm. H. Pratt, 52 Bleecker street

WARD PHYSICIANS.

Ist. Thomas J. Bergen. 8th. North of Elizabeth St )

2d. J. L. Boseboom. Geo. A. Krug. \

Srd. Chaa. B. Tefft 9th. E. D. Fuller.

4th. I. D. Hopkins. 10th. Joseph Haberer.

5tL C. P. Russell. 11th. Wm. M. Gibson.

6th. & part of 2nd, Matthias ) 12th. A. L. Holden.

Cook. ) Station House, E. J. Stephens.

7th. Herbert G. Jones. Hospital, Alonzo Churchill, j

8th. South of Elizabeth street, ) -

S. H. Morris. (

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POLICE DEPABTMENT.

Chief of Police - Robert McElwaine.

Assiftant Chief - Charles M. Dag well.

Policemen - John R Bucher, Edward Qainn, John Shaugh- neeey, Charles F. Cleveland, Charles Travis, John P. Mason, Jerry J. Lyons, T. F. Heslan, Charles Reed, Philip R.Sang, Henry Evans, John Latham, Stephen Failey, Geo. W. Kea- ting, George Dressel, Albert Clark, C. L. Clark, J. M. Griffith.

UNITED STATES COURT.

SUPBBME OOURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

Chief Justice - Morrison R Waite, Ohio.

Associates - Samuel Blatchford, New York; William B. Woods, Alabama; Horace Gray, Massachusetts; Stanley Matthews, Ohio ; Joseph P. Bradley, Newark, New Jersey ; John M. Harlan, Louisville, Kentucky ; Samuel F. Miller, Keokuk, Iowa ; Stephen J. Field, California ; J. H. Mc- Keany, Washington, Clerk.

The Court holds one General Term annually, at Washington, commencing on the second Monday in October.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURTS

IN THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF

NEW YORK, IN 1883-84

U. S. Circuit Court : 3d Tuesday in January, at Albany ; 8d Tuesday in March, at Utica : dd Tuesday in June, at Can- andaigna ; 8d Tuesday in November, at Syracuse. Hon. William J. Wallace, Syracuse, Judga William S. Doolittle, Utica, N. Y., Clerk ; W. J. Brand, Deputy Clerk ; Hon. Martin I. Townsend, Troy, N. Y., U. S. District Attorney; Clinton D. McDougall, Rochester, U. S. Marshal ; Thomas Higgison, Utica, N. Y., Deputy U. S. Marshal.

U. S. District Court: 3d Tuesday in January, at Albany; 8d Tuesday in March, at Utica ; 2d Tuesday in May, at Koch- ester ; 8d Tuesday in September, at Buffalo; 8d Tuesday in November, at Auburn ; and a Special Term by appointment at Oswego, Plattsburg or Watertown. Hon. Alfred C. Coxe, Utica, Judge ; Hon. Martin I. Townsend, Troy, N. Y., U. S. District Attorney ; Clinton D. McDougall, Koch- ester, Marshal ; Winfield Robbins, Bufialo, Clerk ; Joseph Hirschbach, Deputy Clerk.

SUPREME COURT.

SPECIAL TERMS IN ONEIDA 00UNT7.

For 1883 - First Tuesday in March, at Utica, Churchill ; First Tuesday in May, at Rome, Merwin ; Fourth Tuesday in October, at Utica, Yann ; and special terms for motions the third Saturday of each month except July and August, at Utica, Merwin, Churchill.

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GIBOUTT COUBTS AND COUfiTS OF OYER AKD TEBMINEB AND SPECIAL

TERMS FOB ONEIDA COUNTY.

For 1883 - Second Monday in January, Utica, Merwin ; third Monday in March, Kome, Churchill ; second Monday in May, tjtica, Yann ; third Monday in September, Rome, Merwin.

ONEIDA 00. COURTS AND COURTS OF SESSIONS.

At my Chambers in the city of Utica, on the 21st day of

November, 1882. Ordered - That County Courts and Courts of Sessions beheld

in and for the County of Oneida, in the year 3 883, and

until further appointments are made, as follows, viz. Gonnty Courts and Courts of Sessions, at which a trial or petit

jury and no other will be required to attend. Third Monday of February, at the Court House in Rome. Third Monday of April, at the Court House in Utica. Third Monday of June, at the Court House in Rome. Second Monday ot December, at the Court House in Utica.

COUNTY OODBTS WITHOUT A JUBY.

Third Tuesday of January, at the Court House in Utica.

Second Tuesday of April, at the Court House in Rome.

Second Tuesday of July, at the Court House in Utica.

Third Tuesday of October, at the Court House in Roma

In addition to the above. Terms of the County Court will be held for motion and naturalization :

Fourth Wednesday of October, at the Court House in Utica.

Fourth Friday of October, at the Court House in Roma

WM. B. SUTTON, Oneida Co. Judae.

Surrogate's Court : On the first Tuesday of every month, at Rome ; Stephen Van Dresar, Surrogate, Rome; 1st and 3d Wednesdaj's of each month at Utica. Office Bagg's Hotel.

LOCAL UNITED STATES OFFICERS. Wm. H. Bright, U. S. Commissioner, office U. S. Government Building. Charles M. Dennison, U. S. Commissoner, and Chief Supervisor of Election, office Tibbits Block. Thomas Higgison, Deputy U. S. Marshal, office U. S. Government Building; United States Internal Revenue Collector, 21st District, N. Y., office U. S. Government Building, office hours 9 to 12 A. m., and 2 to 4 p. k.; James Armstrong Collector ; Deputy Collector, Alexander L. Hadcock ; Jabez H. Jones, book-keeper ; Thomas M. Jones, Clerk ; Horace E. Day, U. S. Storekeeper and Ganger ; Deputy Collector, 1st Division, Oneida, Madison and Herkimer Counties, Alexander L. Hadcock, Utica; 2d Division, Oswego Co., S. B. Burchard, Oswego; 8d Division, Jeffer- son and Lewis Counties, H. A. Brockway, Watertown ; 4th Division, St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties, George B Shepard, Ogdensburg. United States Register in Bank* ruptcy, WilUam H. Comstock, Tibbits Block.

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UTICA POST OFFICE.

GoverDment Bailding, Broad Street. Judson T. Stevens, Postmaster; William M. Philieo, Assistant Postmaster; Money Order Clerk, G. W. Walker; General Delivery Clerks, A. B. Downer, Jerome B. German ; Registry Letter Clerk, W. M. Burnop. Mailing and Distributing Depart- ment^ : Lewis B. Jones, Chief Clerk ; Edward Henrich, John W. Johnston, Clerks ; David Ross, Night Clerk ; Edwin J. Meyers, Assistant Night Clerk. Free Delivery Department : James Barnum, Superintendent ; George McLean, George Scranton, G. S. Soley, Henry H. Quick, Mathew A. Garret, Henry Barnum, Edward K. McElwaine, J. T. Williams, Byron 8. Potts, Charles C- Swertfager, Chas. E. Batchelor, D. A. Hutchinson, F. W. Harrer, Letter Carriers* Mail Messenger, William Lent.

RATES OF POSTAGE.

BULINQS OF THE DBPABTMENT, 1883.

Hereafter no matter can be forwarded in the mails after it reaches its original address without a new prepayment of postage, except letters which have one full rate paid thereon, namely, three cents, and newspapers or other periodicals which are to be forwarded to subscribers from one post office to another, which are in the same county where the paper to be forwarded is published, and in whole or in part printed.

Where matter of the second, third or fourth classes has been in- advertently forwarded without the payment of the additional postage required, it is to be rated up with only the amount due, there being no double postage charged in such cases.

Mail matter, before delivery, when forwarded to new post office address, should be charged the rate to. which it was originally subject. Postal cards forwarded before delivery require one cent prepayment, whether written or printed.

FiBST Class Matter. - Sealed letters to any part of the United States or Canada, three cents for each half onnce^ or fraction thereof, prepaid ; local or drop letters at offices where free delivery by carriers is established, two cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof, prepaid ; where free delivery by carriers is not established, one cent for each half ounce or fraction thereof, prepaid ; postal cards furnished only by the Government, one cent each.

Second Class Mattbb. - Newspapers and other periodical publications issued at stated intervals, as frequently as four times a year, and sent from the office nearest the place of publication, must be prepaid at the rate of two cents per pound.

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Thibd Class Matter. - Books (printed and blank^, transient newspapers and periodicals, circulars, and otner matter wholly in print, proof sheets, and corrected proof sheets and manuscript copy accompanying the same, hand bills, posters, chromo-lithographs, engravings, envelopes with printing thereon, heliotypes, lithographs, photographic and stereos- copic views with the title written thereon, printed blanks and printed cards ; and postage shall be prepaid thereon at the rate of one cent* for each two ounces or fractional part thereof. Upon matter of the third class the sender may write his name or address, with the word "from" preceding the same, and may make simple marks intended to designate a word or passage of the text to which it is desired to call attention. There may be placed upon the cover or blank leaves of matter of the third class matter, a simple mano* script dedication or inscription that does not partake of the nature of a personal correspondence. All packages of third- class matter must be so wrapped, with open sides or ends, that their contents may be readily examined by postmasters.

FouBTH Class Matter - Embraces blank cards, cardboard and other flexible material, flexible patterns, letter envelopes and letter-paper without printing thereon, merchandise, models, ornamental paper, sample cards, samples of ores, metals, minerals, seeds, cuttings, bnlbs, roots, scions, original paintings in oil or water colors, and any other matter not included in the flrst, second, or third classes, and which is not in its form or nature liable to destroy, deface, or other- wise damage the contents of the mail bag, or harm the person of any one engaged in the postal service. First, third and fourth claas matter may be registered by the pay ment of ten cents for each letter or parcel, in addition to the postage.

Money Oedbbs. - Money may be sent to any part of the United States, Canada, Switzerland, Great Britain and Ire- land, Germany, Italy and Newfoundland. Domestic rates on orders not exceeding $15, ten cents ; over $15, not ex- ceeding $80, fifteen cents ; over $30, not exceeding $40, twenty cents ; over $40, not exceeding $50, twenty-five cents. German, British, Swiss and Italian rates on orders not exceeding $10, twenty-five cents; over $10, and not ex- ceeding $20, fifty cents ; over $20, and not exceeding $30, seventy-five cents ; over $30, and not exceeding $40, one dollar; over $40, and not exceeding $50, one dollar and twenty five cents. Canadian rates on orders not exceeding $10, twenty cents; over $10, and not exceeding $20, forty cents ; over $20, and not exceeding $30, sixty cents ; over $30, and not exceeding $40, eighty cents ; over $40, and not exceeding $50, one dollar.

B

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On and after October Ist, 1883, ordinary letter posta^ will be 2 ceDts ; Foreign postage will be same rates as formerly.

FOKEIGN POSTAGE

China, via Saa Francisco, American steamers, 5 cents ; China, British mail direct, via Southampton, 11 cents; via Brin- disi, 15 cents; Cuba, direct, 5 cents; East Indies, via South- ampton, 5 cents ; East Indies, via San Francisco, 5 cents ; England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, direct, 6 cents; France, one-half ounce, 5 cents ; Oermany, direct mail, 6 cents ; Germany, for closed mail, 5 cents ; Canada and British Provinces, if prepaid, per half ounce, 8 cents.

POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT.

^Police and Fire Commissioners - Ichabod C. Mcintosh, 1884 ; George L. Curran, 1885 ; L. W. Rogers, 1886 ; George Ful- mer, 1887 ; L W. Rogers, Chairman of Board ; Thomas F. Clarke, Clerk.

Chief Engineer, Wesley Dimbleby.

Utica Truck, No. 1, house 25 Cooper.

Utica Steamer, No. 1, corner Eagle and P^rk ava

Utica Steamer, No. 2, house 77 John street

Chemical Engine, No. 1, and Hose 3, 63 Washington street.

Utica Steamer, No. 4, cor. Fayette and Wiley.

Utica Steamer, No. 5, Albany cor. Lansing.

Hose Depot - (Cooper street, near Cornelia) in charge of the Chief Engineer.

Fire apparatus in each ward - 3d ward, 1 steam fire engine, 1 hose carriage, 1 hook and ladder truck, 1 chemical engine ; 6th ward, 1 steam fire engine, 1 hose carriage ; 6th ward, 1 steam fire engine, 1 hose carriage ; 7th ward, 1 steam fire engine, 1 hose carriage ; 8th ward, 1 steam fire engine, 1 hose carriage.

FIRE ALARM SIGNAL BOXES.

EAST DIVISION.

8 Bagg's Hotel

4 No. 2 Engine House, John.

6 Bleecker - Third.

6 Blandina - First

7 T. Owens', near Broad Street Bridga

8 No. 6 Engine House - Albany. 1-2 City Hospital.

1-3 South - Dudley.

1^ Eagle - Miller.

1-5 Avery - 424 Genesea

1-6 No. 1 Engine House, Park Ave. - Eagla

1-7 South - West.

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1-8 Park Ava - Clark Placa 2-1 Rnt^r - John. 2-8 Eagle - Taylor Ave. 2-4. Stenben - Arthur. 2-5 Albany - ^Nichola 2-6 Oneida - Faxton.

W£8T DIYI8I0K.

8-1 Genesee - Oswego.

3-2 Plant - Francia

8-4 State - Williama

8-5 72 Court, near Fay.

3-6 Schuyler - Wager.

4-1 Court - Crosa

4-2 Erie - tfason.

4-8 Columbia - Saratoga.

4-5 Schuyler - Canal

5-1 No. 4 Engine House, Fayette - Wiley.

5-2 1 8 Canal, near Breese.

6-8 Whitesboro - Charlea

6-4 Fayette - Stata

6-1 Hose Depot, 25 Cooper.

6-2 City Hall.

6-8 Chemical Engine House, 63 Washington.

6-4 Genesee - Liberty.

7-1 Columbia - Varick.

7-2 Dakin - Genesea

"PBIYATB BOXES.

1-2-5 Cotton Mills, State - Cooper. 1-2-6 Globe Woolen Mills, Court. 1-2-7 Lunatic Asylum, Court 1-3-1 Eaton's Match Factory, Gulf - South. 1-4-1 Keynold's Factory, Catharine. 1-4-2 LeRoy, Shattuck & Head, 105 Broad. 1-4-8 Wild & Devereux's Mill, Broad. 1-4-5 Mohawk Valley Mills, Broad. 2-3-1 Rear of Herald Block, Burchard. 4-1-2 Fire Alarm Company, 106 Liberty.

MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.

Sixth Brigade, N. G., S. N. Y. - Sylvester Dering, Brigadier General Commanding.

LOOAL COMPANIES.

Company 24th - Captain, John Gossin ; drill night, Tuesday eveninfi^s.

Company 28th - Captain, Joseph Bemmer; drill night, Mon- day eveninga

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Utica Citizens' Corps (organized 1887) - Captain, Daniel T. Everts; First Lioutenant,'P. J. McQuade; Second Lieuten- ant, E. L. Munson ; Third Lieutenant, W. H. Oilmore. President, J. C. P. Eincaid ; Vice President, Eut^ene Stearns; Financial Secretary, Myron W. Van Auken ; Kecording Secretary, W. L. Goodier; Treasurer, Thos. B. Daviesw Meeting night, Tuesday.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

SCHOOL G0MMI8SI0NEBS.

John L. Earll and W. N. Weaver, terms expire March, 1884; Joseph A. Marrow and George Young, terms expire March, 1885 ; Chas. W. Hackett and Frederick J. Pratt, terms ex- pire March, 1886 Officers of the Board: John L Earll, Chairman; Frank R. Winant, Clerk; Andrew McMillan,

A. M., Superintendent. Committees - On Buildings and Grounds, Marrow and Hackett ; Salaries and Supplies, Hack- ett and Marrow; Teachers, Young and Pratt; Text Books and Course of Study, Weaver and Earll ; Library and School Apparatus, Earll and Weaver ; Finance, Pratt and Young. There is at present four grades of public schools : 1. Pri- mary schools ; 2, Intermediate schools ; 8, the Advanced school ; 4, the Free Academy. /

The school houses are located as follows :

1. The Free Academy," Academy street, George C. Sawyer, Principal.

2. The Advanced School, Elizabeth, corner of Charlotte, O. C. Harrington, Principal.

8. Intermediate and Primary, Whitesboro corner Potter, Net- tie N. Colburn, Principal. 4 Intermediate aud Primary, Aikin, west Cornelia, Mrs. O.

B. Johnson, Principal.

6. Intermediate and Primary, Union, Miss Mary M. Jones, Principal.

6. Intermediate and Primary, Blandina, east First, Miss Maggie

C. Hughes, Principal.

7. Intermediate and x^rimary, Hamilton, south of Columbia, Miss Sarah M. Dann, Principal.

8. Intermediate and Primary, Catharine, east of Park ava. Miss E. D. McKennan, Principal.

9. Intermediate and Primary, Albany, near tollgate, Mrs. Lola G. Williamson, Principal.

10. Intermediate and Primary, Lansing, east of Gulf, Miss Annie O'Reilly, Principal.

11. Intermediate and Primary, Court, Miss Sarah A. Saun- ders, Principal.

12. Intermediate and Primary, South, corner Seymour ave., Miss Annie E. Longley, Principal.

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13. Ibtermediate and Primary, Francis, Miss Flora A. Cook, Principal

14. Primary, Faxton Hall, Court, Miss Hose M. Sexton, Prin- cipal.

15. Intermediate and Primary, Miller, corner Leah, Miss Nel- lie E. Rutherford, Principal.

16. Intermediate and Primary, Whitesboro, corner Washing- ton, Mies Mary C. Barnnm, Principal. -

17. Ungraded, Mary street, near Jefferson, Miss Elizabeth R Murphy, Principal.

18. Intermediate and Primary, James street, Mies Sarah E. Herrick, Principal.

Evening School - Faxton Hall, session during the Fall and Winter. R E. Thomas, Principal.

Evening School - Blandina street. Miss Ella Finn, Principal.

Maria L. Dashley, Teacher of Drawing, and Solon U. Cook- inham. Teacher of Music in all the Schools.

There are three terms in each school year. The first com- mences the first Monday in September and continues sixteen weeks ; the second, the first Monday in January, and con- tinues fifteen weeks ; the third, the first Monday in May, and continues nine weeks.

Utica City Library, Library Building, Elizabeth street, between Genesee and Charlotte streets ; Eugene L. Oatley, Librarian ; open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and 2 to 5 p. m.; Evening 6:30 to 8. Free to all residents in Utica.

PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

Academy of the Assumption, for boys, under the charge of

Brothers of the Christian Schools, corner of John and Eliza-

beth. Brother Hugh Thomas, Director. Utica Business College, Parker Building, McCreary & Shielda German English School of the German Lutheran Zion's

Church, Columbia street. Principal, H. Lange; R. Kessler,

Assistant. St. Mary's Roman Catholic, South street, corner Taylor ave.

Two separate schools with lady teachera German School, (Private) Hamilton street. Principal, L. Hey-

degger. Kindergarten - Mrs. Janet Kellogg, 38 Oneida. Misses Field, 2 Hobart street. Miss Motts, 43 Court Miss Backus, 181 Park Avenue. Miss Cecily Baker, 11 Court. Private Schools for young children with Primary Department ;

41 Blandina street. Miss L. Potter, Principal. 8t, John's Select and Free Schools, for girls, under the direct

tion of the Sisters of Charity. Burnet street, near Bleecker.

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St Joseph's School (German), for boys, No. 168 Fayette street. Francis Banmer, Teacher.

St Joseph's School (German), for girls. No. 163 Fayette street. Tangnt by the Sisters of St Clam

TJtica Female Academy, Washington, junction of Genesee. Mrs. J. 0. G. Piatt, Principal ; President, Edward S. Bray- ton ; - Secretary, Stephen Sicard.

CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL.

Trinity, Broad, corner First, Rev. Charles H. Gardner, Rector.

Clerk of Vestry, Frank D. Westcott Grace Church, Utiea, Genesee corner of Elizabeth, Rev. Edwin

M. Van Densen, D. D., Rector; Charles A. Talcott, Clerk

of the Vestry; Franklin T. Ray, Treasurer. Calvary, South, corner Howard avenue. Rev. Alfred B. Good- rich, D. D., Rector; Egbert Bagg, Jr., Clerk of Vestry ; T.

W. Seward, Treasurer. St George's, 96 State, Rev. W. B. Coleman, Jr., Rector ; Fred

J. Davis, Clerk of Vestry ; Treasurer, James Hemmens. St Luke's Memorial Church, Hamilton, corner Columbia,

Rev. Bernard Schulte, Rector ; J. F. Seymour, Jonathan

Aucock, Trustees.

PBESBYTEBIAN.

First Presbyterian, Washington, corner Columbia, Rev. Robt. L. Bachman, Pastor ; H. C. Beare, Clerk of Sessions ; James Rockwell, President of Trustees; Edward Hurlburt, Clerk; Hudson Bidwell, Treasurer.

Westminster, 116 Washington, Rev. Thomas J. Brown, D. D., Pastor ; H. H. Curtiss, Clerk of Session ; E. L. Swartwout, Assistant Clerk of Session ; Theodore Pomeroy, President of Trustees; V. B. Stewart, Secretary ^nd Treasurer.

Bethany, Lansing, corner Albany, Rev. Charles F. Goss, Pastor; Thomas M. Howard, Clerk of Session ; George W. Head, President of Trustees; Jos. HoUingworth, Jr., Sec- retary ; F. G. Wood, Treasurer.

The Memorial Presbyterian Church, Court, corner Garden, Rev. Dana W. Bigelow, Pastor ; William M. Davies, Sec- retary ; George L. Curran, Treasurer.

Elizabeth Street Presbyterian (colored), 23 Elizabeth street^ Rev. Pastor. -

METHODIST.

Rev. L. L. Palmer, Presiding Elder, Utica District First Methodist Episcopal, Court, corner Broadway, Rev. Sam- uel Call, Pastor; H, G. Clark, Secretary; Charles H. Rob- inson, Treasurer.

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M. E. Chape], West Utica, corner of Court and Stark streets ;

in charge of First Methodist Episcopal Church. Sooth Street Methodist Episcopal, 29 South, Kev. A Bramley,

Pastor ; H. K. Heftron, Secretary and Treasurer. First Free Methodist Church, 30 Chatham street, Rev. O. M.

Owen, Pastor; G. W. Gurley, M. B. Fenton, S. Beckwith,

Trustees.

BAPTIST.

Bleecker Street, Bleecker, corner Charlotte, Rev. D. G. Corey, D.D,, Pastor; Chairman Board of Trustees, W. B. Wal- ling ; Secretary and Treasurer, John E. Roberts ; Clerk, T. E. Richardson.

Tabernacle, Hopper, corner King, Rev. Dr. J. W. Custis, Pastor ; Clerk, Ira D. Hopkina

Ebenezer, 59 Columbia ; Elder, Silas H. Dnrand ; Trustee, J. W. Alexander.

REFCBMED CHUSOH.

Genesee, corner Cornelia, Rev. Isaac S. Hartley, D. D., Pastor ; E. S. Brayton, President Board of Trustees ; Secretary, Addison C. Miller ; Treasurer, Seth *W. Crittenden.

SOMAN OATHOLIO.

St Francis de Sales', Steuben street; Pastor, Rev. Luke O'Reilly.

St John's, Bleecker, corner John, Rev. J. S. M. Lynch, Pas- tor; First Assistant, Rev. W. A. Ryan ; Second Assistant, Rev. J. J Toomey.

8t Patrick's, Columbia, corner Huntington, Rev. Patrick Car- ahar, Pastor.

St Joseph's (German), Columbia, near Yarick, Rev. Leonard Reich, O. M. C.

St. Mary's, (German), South, corner Taylor avenue. Rev, Henry Fehlings, Pastor.

St Peter's, Deerfield Corners, Rev. Father Lindenfeld, Pastor.

JEWISH 8TNAGOOUE.

House of Jacob, 11 Seneca, Rev. A. H. Sinai, Rabbi ; Presi- dent, Solomon Mitchell ; Vice President, J. Jacobson ; Secretary, J. M. Mendelson ; Treasurer, D. Rothstein.

TJNIVEBSALIST.

Cbnrch of the Reconciliation,* Seneca, near junction of Gene- see, Rev. O. A. Rounde, Paetor ; George W. Oatley, Clerk*

WELSH*

Bethesda Welsh Congregational, 108 Washington, Rev. W. B.

Joseph, Pastor ; Secretary, William W, Georga Moriah Welsh Calvinistic Methodist, Park avenue, corner

Dakin, Rev. William Roberts, D. D., Pastor ; Secretary,

John O. Jones.

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Welsh Methodist Episcopal, 6 Washington, Rev. William R.

GriflBiths, Pastor ; Secretary, Stephen Brees. First Baptist, 20 Broadway, Rev. W. M. Evans, Pastor ; John

Williams, Secretary.

EVANOELIOAL LUTUEBAN (oBBMAN).

Zion, Fay, corner of Cooper, Rev. J. Ph. Lichtenberg, Pastor ; Paul Balduf, President; John Miller, Secretary; Frank Herbrandt, Treasurer.

Trinity, (German), Hamilton street, Rev. J. 0. Oelschlarger, Pastor; George Edinger, President; L. Fehrman, Secre- tary ; G. Goehring, Treasurer.

St. Paul, corner of Brinckerho£E avenue, Rev. H. Doru, Pas- tor; President of Trustees, Herman Winchenbach; Secre- tary, August Wolf; Treasurer, Andrew Carle.

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN (eNOLISH).

Church of the Redeemer, corner Court and Stark, Rev. T. B. Roth, Pastor; John R. Bucher, Secretary; Henry Martin, Treasurer. .

GERMAN MORAVIAN.

Cooper, corner Cornelia, Rev. P. F. Rommel, Pastor ; Sec-

retary, Henrj Weber. Evangelical Association Church, Garden, south of Court, Rev.

Frederick Lolimeyer, Pastor; John Sittig, Secretary;

Mathias Wangler, Treasurer.

RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES.

Convent ot Franciscan Fathers - Varick, corner Columbia ; Pastor of St Joseph's Church, Rev. Leonard Reich, Supe- rior; V. Rev. B. Doyle, Rev. Bonad Zoller, and Ven. Brother Remiguis Motz, Assistant of St Joseph's.

Convent of St. Clara (Franciscan Sisters) - 171 Fayette street, Mother Helena, Superior.

Oneida County Bible Society - President, ; Secretary,

Rev. H. N. Dryer, Utica ; Treasurer, Theo. S. Sayra

St John's Sodality - Prefect, J, P. Day ; Assistant Prefect, Joseph Ball ; Corresponding Secretary, W. B. Powers ; Financial Secretary, Thomas McGovern; Treasurer, M. J. Burke.

Passion Sodality of St Patrick's Church - Prefect, P. DeLes- ter ; Assistant Prefect, William McCann ; Treasurer, D. F. Mahar ; Secretary, T. Carney.

Young Men's Christian Association - President, C. W. Dar- ling; Recording Secretary, Donald Mclntyre; Treasurer, George Du Bois.

Welsh Bible Society of Utica and vicinity - Annual meeting, Dec. 25; President, Rev. Wm. D. Williams, Deerfiela; Secretary, David J. Davis ; Treasurer, T. Solomon GriflStha.

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Woman's Christian Association of Utica - Industrial Home, No. 21 Court street; organized June. 1870. Object: " To improve the physical, intellectual, moral and religious con- dition.of women, and to make suitable provision for those who are sick, destitute, and friendless." Mrs. M W. Bus- sey, President; Mrs. S. W. Crittenden, Recording Secre- tary; Mrs. C. C. Shaver, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Treasurer. Directors: Thomas Foster, President; Theodore Pomeroy, Secretary.

Society of Young Men of the German Lutheran Zion's Church - President, Jacob Ague ; Vice-President, George Berg ; Secretary, F. Fogel ; Treasurer, C. Frank.

Benevolent Society of Bleecker Street Baptist Church - Pres- ident, T. E. Richardson ; Vice-President, Isaac Ryals ; Sec- retary and Treasurer, W. E. Jones.

CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES.

Catholic Mutual Benefit Association - Organized by Rev. Leonard Reich, and Dr. L J. Petz, Sept. 12, 1881. Presi- dent, Leonard Miller.

Faxton Hospital and Home for Aged Men - Perkins avenue. Its main object is to furnish a home for men of advanced age, whose need of shelter and care is due to misfortune and not to intemperance or vice. President, Mrs. E. P. Bailey ; Vice President, Mra E. H. Roberts ; Recording Secretary, Mrs. C. C. Shaver; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. H. Roberts ; Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Dimon.

Exempt Firemen's Association - President, Wm. Colling; Vice President, Geo. Snyder ; Secretary, Thomas Gorringe ; Treasurer, Theo. S. Sayre.

Firemen's Benevolent Association - President, Jas. K Baker ; Treasurer, Thomas S. Geary. The objects of the Association are for the relief of disabled firemen, and the in- digent widows and orphans ot deceased firemen.

German Mutual Assistance Society - Organized July 8, 1839, Fred Reinhardt, President; J. Kinsinger, Vice President; August Bockman, Secretary; George Fulmer, Treasurer. Meets the second Tuesday in each month.

St. Aloysius German Young Men's Benevolent Society - John Bieler, President; Henry Wehle, Secretary ; Charles Nel- ' bach. Treasurer.

Home for the Homeless in the City of Utica - Faxton street, near'Oneida street. The "Home," the object of which is the protection, assistance and support of respectable, aged, indigent or infirm women, was incorporated in November,

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1866. PreeideDt, Mrsw Daniel Crouse ; Corresponding Sec* retary, Mrs. J. H. Williams ; Treasurer, Mrs. P. V. Rogers. Application Co^imittee, Mrs. Dr. Wells, 225 Genesee St, Chairman, Mrs. Jas. IL Mallory, 136 John St., Mrs. J. Camp, 42 Whitesboro St., and Mrs. F. W. H, Sheffield. Matron, Mrs. Mary £. Sbarpe.

House of the Good Shepard - Incorporated Feb. 8, 1872, fileecker streef, between £ast and Jenerson. Object : The care, maintenance and instruction of friendless, neglected or destitute children, irrespective of age, sect, creed or condi- tion. President, D. N. Crouse ; v ice President, T. R Proctor ; Secretary E. Z. Wright ; Treasurer, Dr. L. A. Tourtellot ; Attorney, A. B. Johnson. Board of Managers: Mrs. Horatio Seymour, President; Mrs. S. G. Wolcott, Secretary ; Mrs. M. L. Brandegee, Treasurer.

The Utica Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children - President Wra. Blaikie ; Vice President, Isaac S. Hartley ; Secretary, Dana W. Bigelow; Treasurer, S. W. Crittenden ; Counsel, Watson T. Dunmore; Ladies Committee: Mrs. W. J. Bacon ; Mrs. J. G. Brown ; Mrs. M. W. Bussey ; Mra S. W. Crittenden ; Mrs. S. Collins ; Mrs. A. McMillan ; Mra J. E. Roberts ; Mrs. Joseph Seiboth.

Tabitha Society of the German Lutheran Zion Church - Ob- ject : To help the poor and sick. President, Mrs. George r ulmer ; Treasurer, Mrs. Wooiner ; Secretary, Mrs. Jacob Agna

St. Elizabeth Society - Object : To assist the poor of St. Joseph's Church. President, Mra R. Roberts; Secretary, Mrs. A..Perrin.

St Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum, occupied by the managers of the Protectorate and Reformatory - For destitute children from Oneida and adjacent counties, the inmates of which are under the charge of the Christian Brothere. Brother Elias, Manager.

St. Patrick's R C. T. A. & B. Society - President, John R- Magee ; Vice President, Edward Fenton ; Corresponding Secretary, J. F. Harvey; Treasurer, John McCormick. Meetings held at St. Patrick's Temperance Hall, Sundays at 4 p. M., cor. Columbia and State St

St Anthony's Benevolent Society - President, Joseph B. Nel- bach ; Financial Secretary, Joseph Raddick; Kecording Secretary, C. Nelbach ; Treasurer Anton Touissant. Meets the second Sunday in each month at St Joseph's school house.

St Boniface Benevolent Societv - President, Martin Knnkle ; Vice President, Chas. Amerhein ; Secretary, Ignaz Helton ;

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Treasarer, Joseph Miller. Meetings in St Marj's Church the last Sunday in each month.

St. Francis Benevolent Society - President, John Walter; Vice President, Ferd Weiss; Secretary, John Frank; Cor- responding Secretary, M. Krebser ; Treasurer, Jacob Hor- nung. Meetings in St. Joseph's school house the first Sunday in each month.

St George's Benevolent Society - President, James R Hall ; Vice President, E. W. Stradling ; Treasurer, Henry Thomas ; Corresponding Secretary, Daniel Batchelor; Recording Sec- retary, Thomas Birt Meetings in the Exchange Building the first Thursday in each month.

Roman Catholic Benevolent Society - Louis Meyer, President ; John Alsheimer, Vice President; John Nelbach, Financial Secretary; Herman Zimmerman, Recording Secretary; Johu Snyder, Treasurer.

St Joseph's Benevolent Society - President, M. Albright ; Secretary, Fred Haak ; Treasurer, J. Reichenbacb. Meets in Cornelius Hall the first Wednesday in each month.

Knights of St. George - President, Chaa K Frey ; Vice Presi- dent, John Seigman ; Secretary Simon Servatius ; Treasurer, John Wagner ; Commander, H. Servatius ; 2nd Commander^ John Ritzel ; 3rd Commander, F. Younghanz.

St. John's Catholic Orphan Asylum, for girls, No. 80 John street, under the charge of the Sisters of Charity. Directress, Sister Mary Gertrude.

St Elizabeth's Hospital and Home, No. 172 Columbia street Opened December 12th 1866 ; incorporated February 7th, 1870. Under the care of the Sisters of St Francia Sister Mary Matilda, Superior. Its object is to give medical' and surgical aid to the sick and destitute of both sexes, without regard to age, color or creed. Edwin Hutchinson, Surgeon in charge; Dr. J. R West, Physician; Dr. Herbert G» Jones, House Surgeon.

St Elizabeth's Hospital Dispensary, 172 Columbia - Open daily from 2 to 4 p. m. for the treatment of the sick poor.

St Luke's Home and Hospital, Columbia, opposite Hamilton street Organized 1869. President, John F. Seymour; Treasurer, Geo. R Thomas; Secretary, Abbott Foster; Acting Chaplain, Rev. Bernard Schulte. Board of Lady Almoners : President, Mrs. G. R Thomas ; Secretary, Mrs. Sarah Pier ; Treasurer, Mra F. R Peckham. ,

Utica Dispensary, No. 28 Elizabeth street Open daily for the treatment ot the sick poor - free - ^from 12 m. to 1 p. m»

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President of the Association, Edward Curran ; Vice Presi- dent, Hugh Sloan ; Secretary, Ira D. Hopkins; Treasurer, John M. Grouse ; Attending Physician, Dr. W. M. Gibson ; Surgeon, J. H. Glass ; Consulting Surgeon, S. G. Wolcott

Utica Orphan Asylum - for boys and girls, Genesee, corner Pleasant. Ist Directress, Mrs. Cornelia Graham ; Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. Mary B. Gray ; Corresponding Secre- tary, Mrs. S. W. Wood ; Treasurer, Mrs. Emma Mann.

St. David's Hall - President, J. t). Griffith ; Vice President, David J. Davis; Secretary, J. Owen Jones; Treasurer, J. C. Roberts.

Welsh Benevolent Society - President, John Owen Jones; Vice President Edward H. Jones ; Recording Secretary, JohnQ. Hughes; Corresponding Secretary, W.P. Edwards; Treasurer, T. Solomon Griffiths.

Goronwy Lodge, No. 38, Gwir Iforiad - John D. Jones, President ; Evan R. Jones, Secretary ; W. D. Jones, Treas- urer.

NEW YORK STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.

Board of Managers - President, Samuel Campbell ; Secretary, Theo. Pomeroy ; James McQuade, Publius V. Rogers, J. K. Swan, Lewis Lawrence, Samuel S. Lowery, George Barnard, Dwight D. Winston.

Superintendent and Physician, John P. Gray, M. D., LL D. ; Assistant Physicians: First, Edward N. Brush, M. D. ; Sec- ond, G. Alden Blumer, M. D.; Third, Eli E. Josselyn, M. D.; Fourth, C. W. Pilgrim, M. D. Spedal Pathologist, Theo- dore Deecke. Treasurer, Thomas W. Seward ; Chaplain, Rev. William T. Gibson, D. D. ; Steward, H. N. Dryer.

MEDICAL SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.

Homoeopathic Medical Society - President, Dr. F. F. Laird ; Dr. George Allen, Vice President ; Secretarv and Treasurer, Dr. C. E. Chase; Censors, Dr. M. O. Te'rry, Dr. N. C. Scudder, Dr. W. Warren, Dr. W. T. Laird. Members: Drs. L. B. Wells, W. H. Watson, M. O. Terry, C. E. Chase, C. J. Hill, F. F. Laird, Dr. Sue A. White, Utica; Dr. S. W. Rav- raond, Clinton ; Dre. A. GiflFord, S. O. Scudder, A. R. South- wick, Rome ; Dra D. W. Stebbius, L L. Brainard, Little Falls ; Dr. Leverett Bishop, Sauqnoit ; Dra Geo. Allen, R S. True, Waterville; Dr. G. A. Qifford, Clayville; Dr. H. J. Spencer, West Winfield ; Dr. W. Warren, Boonville ; Dr. W. E. Deuel, Chittenango ; Dr. A. Beach, Ilion ; Dr. Wm. Landt, Mohawk ; Dr. R L. Spencer, Trenton ; Dr. A. Guiwitz, Salisbury Corners.

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Medical Society of Oneida County - Organized in 1806. Meetings, second Tuesday in July, October, January and April. President, Jacob Hunt, Utica ; Vice President, A. R. Simmons, New Hartford ; John S. O'Hara, Secretary ; Dr. J. K. Ghamberlayne, Treasurer; Wm. M. Oibson, Librarian. Delegates to State Medical Society, Geo. Seymour, John S» O'Hara, Utica; A. 0. Palmer, Rome. Members in the city of Utica and vicinity : Moses M. Bagg, T. L. Bergen, Wil- bur H. Booth, Wales Buel, J. K. Ghamberlayne, Alonza Churchill, Mathias Cook, Isaac H. Douglass, £. D. Fuller, Henry A. Fitch, H. Dwight Gardner, W. M. Gibson, John P. Gray, J. V. Haberer, H. Hastings, A. L Holden, Ira D. Hopkins, Jacob Hunt, Edwin Hutchinson, F. R Hutchin- son, James G. Hunt, W. M. James, William Ralph, S. H. Morris, W. B. Palmer, C. P. Ru8sell,William Russell, Geoi^ A. King, Hugh Sloan, Franz Steinhanscn, Charles B. Tent, Louis A. Tourtellot, Joseph E. West, Samuel G. Wolcott, W. E. Ford, George Seymour, F. A. Vedder, John S. O'Hara, Wallace Clarke, Charlotte L. Merrick, Martha M. Dunn, Herbert G. Jones, J. H. Glass, £. J. Stephens, of Utica; E. H Bullock, H.'K Porter, New York Mills; Wal- ter R Griswold, A. R. Simmons, New Hartford ; William M. James, Smith Baker,. Charles E. Smith, Whitestown ; Thomas Hayes, Deerfield ; H. G. Dubois, Robert Frazer, Camden ; Jefferson C. Frazer, T. H. Cox, Lee ; Eliza M. EUinwood, Rome; J. A. Armstrong, A. A. Barrows, F. M. Barrows, Clinton ; G. S. Menzer,Verona ; C. Mnnger, Knox- boro ; W. H. Nelson, Taberg ; Amos P. Dodge, Oneida Cas- tle; M. Preston, Sanererfield; E W. Williams, Remsen; W. A. Babcock, Oriskany ; D. H Barnum, Cassville ; David -Bersee, Stanwix ; Walter Booth, La Fayette Rinkle, J. B. Nold, James W. Douglass, Boonville; G. W. Cleveland, W. P. Cleveland, H. W. Jones, F. T. Gorton, Waterville; D. H. Crane, N. Wolcott, Holland Patent; J. B. Drummond, Westmoreland ; E. Evans, T. M. Flandrau, H. Foord, C. E. Frazer, C. K Frazer, Jr., W. Knhn, E. J. Lawton, Juliette E. Merchant, H. C. Palmer, C. C. Reed, M. C. West, J. S. Whaley, Rome ; Isaac Freeman, F. A. Geary, Vernon ; Lu- ther Guiteau, E. W. Raynor, Trenton ; B. F. Haskins, Pros- pect; R H. Hews, North Western ; D. Hughes, Washington Mills; Chas. G. Ward, Bridgcwater.

Utica Medical Library Association - President, George Sey- mour ; Vice President, R E. Josselyn ; Treasurer, James G. Hunt; Secretary, J. H. Glass; Librarian, J. L. Roseboom. Meets first Monday evening of each month at Utica Dis- pensary.

Fifth District Dental Society - President, L C. Curtis, Fulton ; Vice President, G. V. N. Relyea, Oswego ; Secretary, G. L.

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Oiirtis, Syracuse ; Treasurer, J. 0. House, Lowville ; Corre- sponding Secretary, A. B. Cowles^ Eoma

MASONIC.

MASONIC HALL, 125 GSKESBB.

John S. Bartlett, Buffalo, Grand Master State of New York ; James D. Pollard, Seneca Falls, AL E. Hij^b Priest, State of New York ; Benj. Flagler, Suspension Bridge, R K Grand Commander, State of New York; Claude Wil^on, D. D. G. M.

Board of Masonic Trustees : President, Elon G. Brown, Utica ; Treasurer, Rees G. Williams ; Secretary, Warren C. Rowley.

W. B. Lord, 95' Deputy Grand Representative for State of New York, in Egyptian Bite of Memphis, and Sov. G. M. Gen. of the Oriental Rite of Mizraim.

Utica Lodge, No. 47, F. and A. M., chartered Nov. 20, 1816: meets in Masonic Hall, 125 Genesee street, on second ana last Mondays in each month. Elon G. Brown, W. M. ; L J. Carpenter, Secretary; Trustees, T. R Thomas, Greo. D. Dimon, G. Balph.

Oriental Lodge, No. 224, F. and A. M., chartered June 7, 1851 ; meets same hall as above, second and fourth Tues- days in each month. E. L Akehurst, W. M. ; L Pryor Tapping, Secretary; Trustees, J. J. Illingworth, T. J. Griffiths, Jacob Schuhl.

Faxton Lodge, No. 697, F. and A. M., chartered June 9, 1870; meets same hall as above, first and third Mondays in each month. Roderick Campbell, W. M. ; C. H. Oarr, Secre- tary ; Trustees, H. D. r ixley, R G. Williams, J. H. Cun- ningham.

Oneida Chapter, No. 67, R A. M., chartered Feb. 17, 1817 ; meets same hall as above, first and third Tuesdays in each month. B. H. Frisbie, H. P. ; M. M. Jones, Secretary ; Trustees, M. A. Lewis, D. N. Crouse, W. 0. Rowley.

Utica Council, No. 28, R. and S. M. ; meets same hall as above, last Friday in each month. M. A. Lewis, T. I. M. ; E, G. Brown, Recorder.

Utica Commandery, K. T., No. 3, chartered Feb. 8, 1828; meets same hall as above, first and third Fridays each month. Warren C. Rowley, E. 0. ; N oble F. Martin, Gen. ; Watson T. Dunm.ore, S. W. ; Thomas H. Floyd, J. W. ; Daniel T. Everts, Capt. Gen. ; Le Roy F. Shepard, Prelate; Charles E. Barnard, Treas. ; J. H. Cunnine;ham, Recorder; E. G Brown, C. C. Shaver, L H. Shattuck, Trusteea

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Yahnun-dah-sis Lodge of Perfection (Scottish Rite), meets eame hall as above, first Thnrsdav in each month. Fred. A. Goffe, T. P. G. M. ; Rees G. Williams, G. S.

Yah-nnn-dah-sis Chapter of Rose Croix, meets same hall as above, subject to call. Rees G. Williams, M. W. ; Byron S. Frisbie, G. S.

Yah-nnn-dah-sis Council of P. and J., A. A. and 8. R, meets same hall as above, subject to call Theo. W. Bolles, M. K S. P. M. ; Bjron S. Frisbie, G. S.

Utica Consistory, A. A. S. R. ; Rufns P. Birdseye, 32* 111. Comd. ; Theo. H. Sohultz, 32*», Grand Sect'y. Meets at Ma- sonic Hall, second Wednesday of each month.

Ezra S. Barnum Rose Croix Chapter, No. 61, A. and P. R ; Frazier W. Hurlburt, 33°, M. W. ; James E. Hall, 32% 111. Kt 8. W. ; Orville A. Bumham, 31% 111. Kt. J. W. ; Edward L Akehnrst, 81% Kt. O. ; Jacob Schuhl, 11% Res. Kt. C. ; I Pryor Tapping, Res. Kt. A. ; Michael Brayton, Rea Kt Treaa ; Levi C. Hubbard, 11% Kt. C. of G. ; Chas. Schmidt, Kt G. of T. ; Julian Batchelor, 11% Kt Sent ; Henry Lan- caster, 11% Prelate ; Geo. J. Buchanan, 11% Kt O. ; at meets Masonic Hall, subject to call.

Zigara Temple, A. A. O. W. M. 8. ; Frazier W. Hurlburt, 88% 111. G. P. ; Taliesen Evans, 82% 111. C. R ; Edward A.

Talman, 111. A. R , 111. H. P. and P. ; Thos. W.

Bolles, 82% III. O. G. ; Chaa E. Barnard, 32% Treas. ; T. Jay Griffiths, 111. Rea ; Jacob J. Davis, 82% III. lat C. M.; Henry R Jones, 82% 111. 2d C. M., or 8. B. ; H. Gilbert Hart, 82% III. G. M. ; John Griffiths, 82% 111. C. G. ; David J. Evans, 14% 111. O. G. ; meets at Masonic Hall, subject to call.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.

ODD fellows' hall, EXCHANGE BUILDINOS.

Grand Lodge - Meets at Troj, Anorust 14th, 1888 ; Charles Schlarb, New York, Grand Master; J. R Tresidder, New York, Deputy Grand Master ; C. V. Clark, Box 838, New York, Grand Secretary ; James Goodwin, New York, Grand Treasurer ; J. W. Stebbins ; Grand Representative ; G. F, Davison, Utica, D. D. G. M.

Utica Degree Lodge, No. 18, L O. O. F. - D. M., W. W. Wickham ; D. D. M., E. H. Divine ; Secretary, E Rock well ; Treasurer, David Hull ; Warden, John 8. Capron P. G., Thomas Higgison.

Oneida Lodge, No. 70, chartered May 21, 1842, meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

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Skenandoah Lodge, No. 95, chartered October 13, 1843, meets every Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Schuyler Lodge, No. 147, chartered May 27, 1845, meets every Monday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Central City Lodge, No. 68, chartered May 6, 1846, meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Allamania Lodge, No. 86, (German), meets e^ery "Wednesday evening at their rooms in the Exchange Buildings.

Tri-Mount Encampment, No. 24, chartered August 25, 1845, meets the second and fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Fellows' Hall.

Steuben Encampment, No. 57, chartered April, 1871, meets in German Odd Fellows' Hall, Exchange I^uildings, second and fourth Thursdays in each month.

Daughters of Kebekah. Gerraania Lodge, No. 1 8, meets at Odd Fellows* Hall, first and third Tuesdays in each month.

Daughters of Hebekah. Good Samaritan Lodge, No. 6, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, first and third Friday evenings of each month.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Excelsior Lodge, No. 118, (incor.) meets every Thursday evening at Pythian Hall, 179 Genesee street. W. R Dale, ''V. C.;" Wm. Douglass, « P. ;" H. B. Fuller, " C. 0.;" W. H. H. Holland, « K. R. S. ;" Robt. Ferguson, "M. E. ; Trustees, A. L. Wilcox, Wm. Douglass, John R Hoefler.

Section No. 196, Endowment Bank, E. of P., meets at same place on first Thursday of each month. President, Hugh Shaw; R D. Zublin, Secretary and Treasurer.

HARUGARL

German Order of Harugari - J. Scholobohn, Yonkers, Grand Marshal, State of New York.

Utica Lodge, No. 242, D O. H. William Dernier, O. B. ; Henry Heller, Treasurer ; Joseph Wehl, Secretary ; meets every Tuesday evening at Harugari Hall, No. 88 Columbia street

GBAND ABMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

State Encampment, John A. Reynolds, Rochester, Depart- ment Commander.

Post John F. McQuade, No. 14, Wm. J. Brown, Commander ; Albert G. Spencer, Adjutant; Louis Ruden, Quartermaster ; meets in Exchange Building, first and third' Wednesdays each month.

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Poet Bacon, No. 58, Charles W. Akehnrst, Commander; Wm. H. Clogher, Qnarcermaster ; Charles C. Swertfager, Ad- jatant ; meets Thursday evenings at G. A. R Hall, Bradisb Block.

Post W. H. Reynolds, No. 36, O. P. Clark, Commander ; J. W. dark, Qnartermafiter ; Charles R Brown, Adjutant; meets first and third Tuesdays in each month at O. A. R Hall, Bradish Block.

MUTUAL AID, &c.

Grand Lodge, Empire Order of Mutual Aid, State of New York - Grand President, W. A. Sutherland, Mt. Morris ; Grand Vice President, H. K Dineley, Utica ; Grand Past President, Hon. Seymour Dexter, Elmira ; Brand Secretair, Wm. E. Jenny^ Lockport; Grand Treasurer, John 6. Schlund, Buffalo.

Union Lodge, No. 48, C. F. Clark, P. M. W. ; John Barton, M. W. ; Geo. Nicholson, R ; J. S; Aitkin, O. ; J. Holling- worth, Jr., Recorder; J. M. Brockway, R ; J. M. GriflSth, Treasurer; meets at Pythian Hall, second and fourth Wed- nesdays in each month.

Utica Council O. of U. R Instituted December 8, 1881. 0. C, J. H. Shafer ; V. C, Sarah M. James; R, W. P. Wright; R S., Joseph Wehle ; Treasurer, J. M. Matti. Meets at Harngari Hall second and fourth Thursdays in each month.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR

Supreme Lodge - Supreme Dictator, R H. Cochran, Wheel- infij, West Va; Sup. Reporter, B. F. Nelson, Louisville, Ky. ; Sup. Treasurer, Robt. J. Breckenridge, Louisville, Ky.

Grand Lodge, State of New York, meets in New York City, second Tuesday of September, 1884. G. D., John Mulligan, New York; G. V. D., Chas. B. Bovier, Elmira; G. A. D., R E. Van Giesen, Brooklyn ; P. G. D., Adam Wamock, New York ; G. Reporter, C. M. Hardenburg, Coming ; G. Treasurer, C. M. Haywood, Owego; G. Chap., C. M. Jones, Van Etenville; G. Guide, Thoa Fitzpatrick, New York; G. Guard, Jaa B. Cady, Rochester; G. Sent., Chas. Sawyer, Syracuse; State Med. Examiner, L. D. Witherell, Union,. Broome County.

Security Lodge, No. 1438 - Chester DuBois, P. D. ; Daniel Taylor, D.< Wm. H. Rowlands, V. D. ; E. L. Burton, A. D. ; H. G. Estes, R ; A. O. Tapping, F. R ; R. J. Knox, Treasurer ; Rev. C. F. Goss, Chaplain ; E. P. Thomas, Guide ; Robt. W. Edwards, Sent. ; Edward Greenhill,. Guard ; Wallace Clarke, M. D., Med. Examiner.

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Utica Lodge 1979, meets at Pythian Hall, second and fourth Fridays of each month. Wm. F. Kyan, P. D. ; John Mc- Call, D. ; P. E. Kelly, V. D.'; W. II. Hand, A. D. ; John Nelson, Chap. ; J. V. Haberer, Rep. ; H. T. Higgs, F. R ; Jacob Yakey, Guide ; J. A. Marrow, Treas. ; Frank Lessinger, Sent. ; J. J. Sweeney, Guard ; J. V. Haberer, M. D., Med. Examiner.

Myrtle Lodge, No. 1736 - Jas. B. Basselly, D.; Duane Pereival, Y. D.; Fred Pope, A. D. ; W. P. Wright, R. ; W. W. Borst, F. R ; Chas. Milbury, Treasurer.

Mohawk Valley Lodge, No. 2. - W. F. Ryan, G. D. D. ; T. R Richardson, P. D,; J. T. Evans, D.; T. Nallv, V. D. ; Geo. Morath, Jr., A. D.; T. H. Peters, C. ; M. C.^Balch, T. ; M.

F. Daly, F. R ; T. Peters, C. ; meets at Pythian Hall, first and third Wednesdays each month.

Safety Lodge, No. 163, E. O. M. A., - meets 2d and 4th Wed- nesdays, at Harngari Hall ; President, John B. Gough ; Vice-President, Herbert A. Hastings ; Rec. Sec, James J. Gormley ; Fin. Sea, William Haslehnrst; Treasurer, Frazier W. Hurlburt.

-Oermania Lodge, No. 21, Empire Order Mutual Aid - Presi- dent, George Strobel ; Vice President, William Helmke; Secretary, J. C. Snyder ; Fin. Sea, Wm. Ulrich ; Chaplain, Wm. Guckemus ; Treasurer, Lambert Will.

Utica Lodge, No. 20, E. O. M. A. - W. C. Burnham, President; Jno. M. Brown, V. P. ; H. E. Dingley, Treasurer ; K H. Divine, Secretary.

Imperial Council, No. 70, Royal Arcanum, Utica, N. Y. - Re- gent, Chas, F. Hurlburt; Vice Regent, Wm. F. Hoerlein ; Treasurer, Wm. R Heath ; Secretary, Frank D. Westcott ; Collector, W. F. Hoerlein.

Fort Schuyler Council, No. 404, Royal Arcanum - Regent, Julian Batchelor; Vice Regent, Jacob Schnhl; Orator, David Williams ; Secretary, N. B. Hyde ; Treasurer, J. Gomph ; Collector, J. E. Jones ; Chaplain, C. Emmett Root; Waraen, Geo. W. George; Sentry, J. W. Cleveland ; Med- ical Examiners, M. O. Terry, M. D., and F. E. Hutchinson, M. D.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

INDEPENDENT OBDES OF GOOD TEMPLA.B8.

^rand Lodge, W. Martin Jones, Rochester, G. W. C. T.; D. W. Hooker, Syracuse, G. W. Sea ; I. C. Andi-ews, Ithaca,

G. W. T., Treasurer.

-County Lodge, Rev. C. H. Beebe, Clayville, C. C. T. ; A. E Curtis, P. P. C. T. ; Miss Jennie Allport, C. V. T. ; Wm. B. Light, Utica, C, Secretary ; Thomas Gorringe, Utica, C, Treasurer; John Piper, Utica, C, Chaplain.

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Utica Lodge, No. 625, 1. O. of G. T., orgranized August 1, 187T; meets Monday eveniiigs at Harngan Hall, 38 Columbia street. J. h. Jones, Lodge Deputy.

Oak Lodge, No. 812,1. O. of G. T., organized February 6. 1869 ; meets Friday evenings at St David's Hall, Arcada Lodge Deputy, Josiah Perry.

Independent Order Beehabites - High Tent, H. C. R, 0. L. Hecox, Ilion, N. Y. ; H. D. R, J. L. Belote, Norfolk, Va ; H. C. S.,Wm. Job, Troy, N. Y. ; H. T., J. Ellis, Alex- andria, Va. ; P. H. 0. R, T. B. Marohe, Washington, D. 0.

Utica Star Tent, No. 26, L O. R, organized March 24, 1883 ; meets Tuesday evenings in Exchange Buildings ; C. R, F. D. Jones; D. R, J. G. Foster; P. 0. R, W. B. Light.

TUADES' UNIONS.

Trades Assembly of Utica. Organized January 10, 1882. Meets every Monday evening in Trades Assembly Hall, Arcada Officers : President Joseph Joyce ; Vice Presi- dent, Wm. La Bart ; Recording Secretary, Joseph Eaton ; Corresponding Secretary, M. Powers ; Financial Secretary, Jacob Irion ; Treasurer, W. T. Vayo ; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Cooley.

Shoe Cutters* Protective Union. President, Tbos. Blagney ; Secretary Joseph Eaton ; Treasurer, Jacob Stunner.

Boss Carpenters' Association. President, J. W. Fitton ; Vice President, Tho& Cogley ; Secretary, Walter Embly.

Ci^r Makers' Union, meets third Wednesday in each month. President, Henry P. Hoefler; Corresponding Secretary, Fred L. Hersey ; Treasurer, George Fancy.

Iron Moulders' Union, meets third Tuesday in each month, in Pythian Hall. President, Jacob Wolf; Secretary, David Seguin ; Treasurer, Patrick McGinnis.

Journeymen Carpenter's Association - President, S. E. Hard- castle ; Secretary, Wm. L Booth ; Treasurer, John Carey.

Utica Typographical Union, No. 62 ; meets in Trades' Aft- sembly Hall, Arcade; President, Edward A. Bates; Corres- ponding Secretary, £. J. Elwood; Financial Secretary, Theo. Say ; Treasurer, W. W. Wickham.

MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.

Welsh Choral Society - David J. Davics, President ; J. Q. Hughes, Secretary ; W. D. Jones, Treasurer ; W. Apmadoc, Conductor. Meets Thursday evenings, at St. David^s Hall, Arcade.

Utica Mendelssohn Club - President, Dr. J. E. West ; Vice President, Dr. Edwin Hutchinson ; second Vice President,

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K H. Divine ; Secretary, John G. Gibson ; Treasurer, M. ' T. Brown ; Librarian, Dr. 0. L. Robinson.

C!oDcordia Maennerchor, meets at Wiesner Hall,every Wednes- day. President, E. Mechler ; Secretary, Frank Barowski ; Treasurer, L. Fleiechnoan.

Utica Maennerchor, meets at Carton Hall, every Friday even- ing. President, E. Gebhardt ; Vice President, R G- Hoer- lein ; Treasurer, Jacob Erhardt; Secretary, Geo. Zimmer; Musical Director, N. Zarth.

Utica Philharmonic Society - Meeting room 4 Bang's Square, Hon. W. J. Bacon, President ; I. J. Gray, Vice President ; J. B. Howe, Secretary; Business Manager and Leader of Orchestra, Louis Lombard.

Utica Brass Band - Organized in 1822. Rooms Carton Block. OflSce, Charles H. Schiller's Jewelry Store, and Bucking- ham's Music Store. Horace Perkins, Leader of Brass Band ; J. Koehl, Leader of Orchestra and Business Manager. See Advertising Department.

MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

Utica Board of Fire Underwriters - Regular meeting Monday afternoons. Room 3 Gardner Block. President, V. B. Stewart ; Secretary, Treasurer and Surveyor, W. P. Car- penter.

Utica Mercantile and Manufacturing Association - President, Addison C. Miller ; First Vice President, John D. Kernan ; Second Vice President, Philo S. Curtis ; Third Vice Presi- dent, Edmund A. Graham ; Secretary, Thomas S. Mcln- crow ; Treasurer, Edward Curran ; Finance Committee, A. T. Brower, Robert S. Williams, Publius V. Rogera

Central New York Farmers' Club - President, Hon. Samuel Campbell, New York Mills; Vice President, Morgan But- ler, NTew Hartford ; Secretary, B. D. Gilbert ; Treasurer, Daniel Batchelor, Utica.

Central New York Sportmen's Club - Organized April 15, 1859. C. W. Hutchinson, President ; E. P. Bailey, J. G. French, S. Y. Lane, Vice Presidents ; J. D. Kernan, Prose- cuting Attorney ; S. Dering, Treasurer ; Frank I. Meyers, Secreta»'y.

Central New York Cheese Manufacturers' Association - Presi- dent, G. Merry, Verona; Vice Presidents, R. McAd&m, Rome, L. L. Wight, Whitesboro ; Secretary and Treasurer, B. D. Gilbert, Utica.

Dairymen's Protective Association - President, Franklin Bland- ing, Hubbardsville; Secretary, L N. Sheldon, Cuba; Treas- urer, B. D. Gilbert, Utica.

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Oneida County Agricultural Society - President, Geo.Hatnmii, Rome ; Vice Presidents, H. M. Rouse, Marshall, L S. Wil- cox, Rome ; Secretary, J. B. Cnshman, Jr., Vernon ; Treas- urer, W. D. Reese, Rome.

The Oneida Historical Society - President, Horatio Seymour ; Vice Presidents, 0. W. Hutchinson, D. E. Wacer, Alex- ander Seward; Recording Secretary, Dr. M. M. Bagg; Librarian and Corresponding Secretary, M. M. Jones; Treasurer, R S. Williams.

Fort Schuyler Club - President, Horatio Seymour; Vice President, John C. Devereux ; Secretary, Wm. Townsend; Treasurer, Chas. S. Symondp.

Utica Board of Trade - President, Dr. L L. Wight, Whites- town; Secretary, B. D. Gilbert, Utica; Treasurer, A. L. Blue, Marcy.

Utica Association for the Protection of Fish and Game - I. J. Gray, President; J. D. Collins, Vice President; F. J. Davis, Secretary ; A. H. Ballou, Treasurer.

Utica Club - Rooms 23 Devereux street. President, T. R Proctor ; Vice President, T. Jay Griffiths ; Secretary, Major D. T. Everts ; Treasurer, B. A. Clark.

Utica Curling Club - President, John Peattie; Vice President, J. B. French ; Secretary and Treasurer, Geo. B. Allen.

Rose, Shamrock and Thistle Society - President, James Mc- Quade ; Vice Presidents, J. G. Marklove, Daniel Batchelor, S. S. Lowery, J. G. Grindley ; Secretary, John Ross.

Utica Art Association - President, Geo. W, Adams; Vice President, R. S. Williams ; Secretary, C. A. Doolittle ; Cor- responding Secretary, B. D. Gilbert ; Treasurer, J. M. Crouse.

Germania Industrial Society - Meetings every month at Sutor- rius Music Rooms, Gardner Block. President, Otto K C. Guelich ; Treasurer, Julius Brieithaupt ; Corresdonding Secretary, Dr. Elages ; Financial Secretary, J. C. Schneider.

Post B., Commercial Travelers' Association - President, Henry D. Pixley ; Vice President, Edgar H. Wheeler ; Secretary and Treasurer, James H. England.

Centennial Council, Sovereigns ot Industry - President, TheoJ Beswick ; John McCormack, Vice President ; George Rich- ards, Financial Secretary ; Albert Heinty, Recording Sec- rectary ; Adolphus Groos, Treasurer.

The Half-Century Club - President, Egbert Bagg ; Vice Presi- dents, J. G. Brown, C H. Say re, James McQuade; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Eugene Stearns. Executive Committee : Benjamin Allen, B. F. Davies, I. WhifEen, JSf. A. White, J, F. Seymour.

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BANKS.

First National Barik of TJtica - No. 91 Genesee street. P. V, Rogers, President ; Edward Curran, Vice President ; John A. Goodale, Cashier ; Edward Norris, Teller ; Leslie W. Brown, Assistant Teller; B. F. Roberts, Book-keeper ; H. R. Williams, Discount Clerk ; P. W. Harder, Correspond- ing Clerk ; Charles B. Clarke, Clerk ; David A Williams, Poi-ttr. Cupital, $600,000; discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Second National Bank, Dauositary and Financial Agent of the United States - No. 76 Genesee street. Organized January 1, 1864. E S. Brayton, President; W. B. Jackson, Vice President ; George R Thoina?, Cashier ; Act. Teller, Willard Conkey ; Act. Book-keeper, Frank R. Winant. Capital, $300,000; discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays. *

Oneida. National Bank - No. 157 Genesee street. A. J. Wil- liams, President; E. Chamberlain, Vice President; R. S. Williams, Cashier; George L Bradford, Teller; H. P. Mai- lory, Discount Clerk; William Wright, Boukk-eeper; H. R Thompson, Assistant Teller; H. K. Van Size, Clerk. Capital, $400,000 ; discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Utica City National Bank - Corner Genesee and Catharine streets. Isaac Maynard, President ; Russel Wheeler, Vice President; C. 8. Symonds, Cashier; M. C. Brown, Teller ; Theo. B. Davis, Book-keeper ; James T. McLoughlin, Dis- count Clerk ; Cliff. F. Marklove, Corresponding Clerk. Capital, $200,000 ; discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Oneida County Bank - No. 78 Genesee street. Francis Ker- nan, President ; C. S. Butler, Vice President; J. M. Butler, Cashier; F. A. Bosworth, Teller; C. D. Mattison and E. H. White, Book-keepers; John F. Adams, Assistant Book- keeper. Capital, $125,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and Friaaye.

T. O. Grannis & Co.'s Bank - No. 165 Genesee street. T. O. Grannis and George Curtis, Bankers; C. K. Grannis, Cash- ier; James A. Chambers, Book-keeper.

Mather, A. D. & Co., Bankers - No. 163 Genesee, corner Bleeckur. Joshua Mather, Cashier. Henry J. Benson, Teller.

Chas. Green & Son, Bankers - Nu. 35 Genesee street.

Savings Bank of Utica - No. 164 Genesee street; organized 1839. William J. Bacon, President; Truman K. Butler, 1st Vice President ; E. C. Chamberlain, 2d Vice President ; A. C.Miller, Treasurer; Rufus P. Birdseye, Assistant Treas- urer; II, E. Brewster, Teller; A. D. Chase and M. J. Kernan, Book-keepers.

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INCORPORATED ASSOCIATIONS.

American District Telegraph and Telephone Exchange. R 8. Williams, President; F. G. Wood, Secretary and Treas- urer; O. A. Nichokon, General Manager; T, P. Nightin- gale, Superintendent; office, Liberty street.

Central New York Agricultural, Horticultnral and MechanicaV Association. C. W. ELutchineon, President; Chas. M. Den- nison, Miles C. Corastock, Thomas' R. Proctor, Amos O. Osborn, Waterville ; Harris Lewis, Frankfort; E. J. Burrill^ Little Falls, Vice Presidents ; M. C. Comstock, Treasurer ; Joshua W. Church, Secretary. Office, 16 Bleecker.

Cymreigddion Society - President, David J. Davis ; Vice Pros- dents, W. Cynwal Jones, Evan Roberts ; Recording Secre- tary, John D. Griffiths; (corresponding Secretary, W. P* Edwards; Treasurer, W. B. Parry.

Commercial Travelers' Mutual Accident Afsociation of Amer- ica - H. D. Pixley, President ; E. H. Wheeler, Secretary and Treasurer. Home office, 230 Genesee street, Utica.

Utica Park Association - J. Thos. Spriggs, President; Thoe^ R Proctor, T. V. Leroy, Vice Presidents; Mortimer G» Thomson, Treasurer; Geo. B. Chaee, Secretary. Office^ Bagg's Hotel.

Globe Woolen Company - Court street, corner Stark. Robert Middleton, President and Agent ; Edwin T. Batsford, Sec- retary; W. W. Coffin, New York, Treasurer.

Gulf Brewery - Jay street, corner Third ; incorporated 1852» People's Brewery Company of Utica - Second street, corner Catharine.

Sovereigns' Co-operative Association of Utica - President^ Jonatnan Aucock; Secretary and Treasurer, Geo. Haigh;. Store Manager, Mathias Messner.

St. Agnes* Cemetery Association - John C. Devereux, Presi- dent; William Kernan, Secretary ; W. J. Carton, Treasurer^

St. Joseph's Cemetery - Ohamplin's road. George Windheim,, President ; Lawrence Coonradt, Secretary ; Sigismund Stief- vater. Treasurer.

Utica Steam Cotton Mills - E. A. Graham, President ; T. K^ Butler, Vice President; E. Chamberlain, Secretary and Treasurer ; G. H. Wiley, Superintendent.

Utica Willowvale Bleaching Company - Works at Willowale^ N. Y. Office at U. S. Cotton Mills.

Utica Cemetery Associatiqn - Office, Room No. 4 Gardner Block. William J. Bacon, President; Lewis Lawrence^ Vice President; William P. Carpenter, Secretary and Treasurer; R Campbell, Superintendent.

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The 0. T. Segar Manufacturing Co. - F. W. H. Sheffield, President ; C. T. Segar, Secretary and Treasurer.

Utica Brewing Company - Incorporated 1882. Corner Sooth and St. Vincent streets. Capital stock $16,000. President, Charles Winslow; Manager, Michael Hand.

Utica Ice Company - Limited. Capital stock $20,000. Office 90 Fayette street. President, C. B. TefFt : Secretary, G. L. Waters; Treasurer, C. Sautter, Jr. ; Superintendent, W. W. Roger?.

Globe Button Company of Utica, Whitesboro street - Presi- dent, Miles Mulligan ; Secretary, P. H. Carney ; Treasurer, James Merriman.

Mohawk Valley Cotton Mills - T. K. Butler, President ; R S. Williams, Vice President ; E. Chamberlain, Secretary and Treasurer; G. H. Wiley, Superintendent.

Skenandoa Cotton Company - Capital $200,000. A. J. Wil- liams, President ; J. B. Wells, Vice President ; R. S. Williams^ Treasurer; Isaac R Scott, Superintendent.

Utica Gas Light Company - Capital $80,000. Wm. J. Bacon, President; H. H. Fish, Vice President and Treasurer; W. P. Fish, Secretary, Engineer and Superintendent.

Utica Palace Furnace Company, Columbia street. Capital, $16,000. A. L Goodenow, Russel Wheeler, F. E, Wheeler, Francis Kernan, Jr., W. J. Owens.

Utica Furniture Company - Whitesboro and Wiley street?. President, Peter Vidvard ; Treasurer, F. W. Klagee, Jr. ; Secretary, E. K. Patten.

Utica Mechanics' Association - President, S. S. Lowery ; Sec- retary, P. W. Tefft. Election of officers. May 21.

Utica Bar and Library Association - Williajn Kernan, Presi- dent : W. B. Sutton, Vice President ; Secretary, P. C. J. DeAngelis ; Treasurer and Librarian, Eugene Stearns.

Utica Water Works Company - Thomas Hopper, President ; Isaac Maynard, Vice President ; Benjamin F. Ray, Secre- tary ; Publius V. Rogers, Treasurer ; Charles W. Pratt, Superintendent

RAILROADS.

New York Central Railroad - Z C. Priest, Superintendent ; F. H. Philips, Assistant Superintendent ; George. F. Angell, Road Master; C. F. Brown, Ticket Agent; William N. Weaver, Freight Agent.

Rome and Clinton Division of the Delaware, Lackwanna and Western Railroad - Same officers as the D. L & W. RR

Utica and Black River Railroad Company - Office No. 24 Whitesboro street John Thorn, President ; J. F. Maynard,

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Vice Preeident and Saperintendent ; H. W. Hammond, AsBietant Superintendent; Isaac Maynard, Treasurer ; Wil- liam E. Hopkins, Secretary ; Theodore Butterfield, General

v^ Ticket Agent ; B. H. Bail, General Freight Agent

Utica Chenango and Susquehanna Valley Eailroad Company - Samuel Sloan, President ; Lewis Lawrence, Vice Preeident ; F. H. Gibbons, Treasurer ; F. F. Chambers, Secretary.

Utica, Clinton and Binghamton Railroad Company - 19 Main. Isaac Maynard, President; G. B. Phelps, Vice President; R S. Williams, Secretary ; F. J. Callanen, Assistant Treas- urer ; Roger Rock, Superintendent.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad,Utica Division - W. E. Halstead, Scranton, Pa., General Superintendent; A. C. Salisbury, Assistant Superintendent. Office 18 Gen- esee street, Utica.

Utica and Mohawk Railroad Companj' - Charles W. Hutchin- son, President ; N. S. Hayes, Vice Pre8id,ent ; George M. Weaver, Secretary; J. W. Church, Treasurer; James Dwyer, Superintendent.

NOTARIES PUBLIC,

Adams, Geo. W., Darling, R W.,

Avery, Theodore, Davis, Henry A.,

Bagg, Egbert, Jr., DeGiorgi, Chas. L,

Bagg, G. W., Dennison, Geo., E. Beardsloy, Saml. A., Dingley, H. E.,

Barnard, C. E., Doolittle, Henry A.

Beebe, L V, Doolittle, Wm. S.,

Benedict, J., Dryer, H. N.,

Berry, J.W., Earll, J. L,

Bevines,'Daniel E, Edwards, W. P.,

Bissell, Frank, Evans, C. H,

Bray ton, M. Jesse, French, James G.,

Brewster, H. E., Bucher, John R, Burnop, Wm. M., Butler, J. M., Carpenter, W. P., Carr, Chaa H., Clark, B. A., Clarke, Thos. F., Clarke, O. P., Cobum, Alex., Collins, John D., Conrad, Lawrence, Coupe, James, Cusnman, J. B., Darling, C. W.,

Frank, G. D., Eraser, John D., Prick, Charles, Gaffney, J. F., Giblin, F. T., Goodale, John A., Goodier, L E., Golden, O. T., Gran n is, C. K., Grannis, T. O., Griffith, J. D., Haak, Frederick D., Harter, Wm. E., Harvey, W. K, Hastings, E. B.,

1883.

Hayes, James N., Hodges, E. P., Hornung, J. Felix, Howarth, Wm. Jr., Howes, A. M., ,, Howes, A. P., Hurlburt, F. W., Hurlburt, Edward, Irish, Charles G., Jones, John G., Jones, John Owen, Jones, J. M., Jones, W. D., Kernan, Wol J., Kinney, Wm. J., Klage8,F.W. Jr., Klages, Dr. F. W., Lewis, Wm. E., Long, Chas. A., Mann, Jas. F., Mather, Charles W., McGucken, Daniel, McQuade, P. J., Morehouse, G. C., Morehouse, R H., Myers, E. J., N orris, Edward,

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MISCELLANEOUS.

Nusbaum, E., Stewart, V. B., Tiirnbull, J. B.,

Pegg, Norman R, StockiDpr, Fred T., Tyler, G. A.,

Reilly, J. P., Stone, J. D. R, Walker, C. A.,

Roberts, George L., Symonds, Chaa S., Wells, Edward H.,

Boot, Lynotf B., Symonds, L T., Westcott, F. D.,

Talcott, C. A.,

Ryals, John, Schrieber, J. 0., Sherman, J. S., Seward, T. W., Smith, Philip F., Stearns, Eugene,

TeflEt, Parker W., Thomas, G. R, Thomson, L. M., Thomson, M, G., Thompson, F. A.,

Williams, Rees G., Williams, Robt. S., Willis, G. W., Wolcott, D. G., Wright, William.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.

Adams, C. W., Faass, Joseph, Klages, Herman A.,

Baxter, J. E., Gossing, Albert C., O'Brien, Edward A.,

Divine, Bradford G, Hoerlein, Wra. F., O'Donnell, John.

Eernau, Wm. J.,

NEWSPAPERS.

DAILY - SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.

Utioa Daily Observer^ published every afternoon (Sundays excepted), at 113 Genesee street, by Grove & Bailey. In- corporated ; Dewitt C. Grove, President and Treasurer ; E. Prentiss Bailey, Vice President and Secretary. Delivered by carrier, 16 cents a week ; 67 cents a month ; $2.00 a quarter, or $8 a year. Subscribers out of the city, $2 a quarter, or $8 a year, payable always in advance.

Uticd Morning Herald and Oazette^ daily (Sundays excepted), by- Ellis H. Roberts & Co. Office, No. 60 Genesee street. One week in city, 16 cents; one month, 67 cents; two months, $1.84; three months, $2; six months, $4; one year, $8.

UUca Daily Preaa^ published every morning (Sundays ex- cepted), at 7 Broad street, by Utica Daily Press Co. Geo- E Dunham, President ; Otto Meyer, Bus] Manager ; 12 cents per week ; 50 cents per month ; $6 per year.

WEEKLY.

The Utica Saturday Globe, No. 40 Charlotte street, W. T. Baker, publisher; Thos. F. Baker, editor. Subscription rates $2 a year.

The JJtioa Sunday Tribune^ corner Broad and John streets. Patrick E. Kelly, publisher. Spicy, lively and interesting. Subscription rates - one year, $2 ; six months, $1 ; three months, 50 cents.

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The Uiica Weekly Observer is a newspaper of eight pages published every Thursday morniDg, office No. 113 Genesee street, by Grove & Bailey, at $1.50 a year, strictly in ad- van ce.

Vtica Weekly Herald, office No. 60 Genesee street. A family newspaper of eight large pages. The subscription price is $1.50 a year in advance, postage free. K H. Roberts & Co.

Everybody's Paper ^ published by John Tillingbast, Utica^ N. T.

The Living Issue, published every Thursday at Mechanics^ Hall Building, Utica, N. Y., by Geo. D. Scrambling.

Y Drych (The Mirror), weekly $2.50 per year. T. J. Grif- fiths, publisher and proprietor; John W. Jones and J. 0. Eoberts, editors. Publication office. Exchange Building.

BI-WEEKLY.

The TJtica Inquirer^ published every other week, at 88 Arcade, Utica, N. Y., by Kev. B. F. McNeil, editor and publisher.

TM-WEEKLY.

The Utica Deutsche Zeitung and Oneida Demokrat^ tri-weekly; Utica German paper. No. 8 Fay street. Published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, by John 0. Schreiber.

MONTHLY.

The Earnest Worker^ published monthly. Devoted to the in- terests of Trinity CuDrch parish. Rev. Cha& H. Gardner, editor ; Thos. H. Floyd, printer.

The Church Eclectic, a Magazine of Church Opinion, Relig- ious Literature and Ecclesiastical Miscellany. Published monthlyat corner of Broad and John streets. Terms, $3.00

?er year. William T. Gibson, D. D., editor and proprietor; 'hos. H. Floyd, printer.

7" C^aiB (Cal van istic) Magazine, published monthly. Wm» Roberts, D. D., editor ; T. J. Griffiths, printer.

Y Wa/vor (Baptist) Magazine, published monthly Rev. Owen Griffiths, editor ; T. J. Griffiths, printer.

MoniMy Musical Review, R D. Buckingham, 173 Genesee.

Olive Branch, published monthly, corner Broad and John.

Commercial Fhone^ published monthly by the United Statea and Foreign A. & 0. Company. S. E. Lawrence, Secretary, 63 Arcade, Utica, N. Y.

The Christian Worker^ published monthly by the Woman's Christian Association of Utica, N. Y., and devoted to the interests of the charities of the city. Edited by Mrs. 8. W. Crittenden. Terms: one dollar a year, payable in advance. T. J. Griffiths, printer.

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QUABTEBLY.

The American Journal of Insanity is published quarterly at the State Lunatic Asylum, Utica, N. Y. The first number of each volume is issued in July ; subscription, $5.00 per annum, in advance. Edited by the medical officers of the New York State Lunatic Asylum.

The Qioarterly Visitor (Methodist) published quarterly by L D. White ; T. J. Griffiths, printer.

POST OFFICES IN ONEIDA COUNTY.

Post Offiob. Towh.

Alder Creek, ----- Boonville

Augusta, - - - - - Augusta

Ava, ------ Ava

Babcock Hill, ----- Bridgewater

Bartlett, - - - - - Westmoreland

Big Brook, ----- Western

Blossvale, . - . . Annsville

Boonville, . - . - . Boonville

Bridgewater, - - - - Bridgewater

Camden, - - - - - Camden

<5amroden, . . . - . Trenton

Cassville, - - - - - Paris

Ohadwick's Mills, - - - - New Hartford

Clark's Mills, - . - - Kirkland

Clayville, ------ Paris

Clinton, ----- Kirkland

Coonrad, ------ Rome

Deansville, . . - - . Marshall

Deerlield, - . . - . Deerfield

Delta, ------ Lee

Dix, . - . . . Westmoreland

Dunbarton, ----- Verona

Dunbrook, - - - . . Vienna

Durhamville, ------ Verona

East Florence, - - - - Florence

East Steuben, - . - . Steuben

Fish Creek, . - . . . Vienna

Florence, - - - - Florence

Floyd, - - - . - Floyd

Forest port, ----- Forestport

Frankiin Iron Works, - - - - Kirkland

Olenmore, ----- Annsville

Hawkinsville, ----- Boonville

Hecla Works, - - - - Westmoreland

Higginsville, . - . - . Verona

Holland Patent, . . - - Trenton

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Post Ofhob.

TOWH.

Kirkland, ....

Kirkland

Knoxboro,

Angusta

Lairdflville, . . - -

Westmoreland

Lee, - - - -

Lee

Lee Centre, . - - .

Lee

Lowell* . - - -

Westmoreland

McConnellBville,

Vienna

Marcy, ....

Marcy

Maynard, - -

Marcy

New Hartford,

- New Hartford

New London, - - . -

Verona

New York Mills,

Whitestown

North Bay, ... -

Vienna

North Bridgewater,

Bridgewater

North Gage, . . - .

Deerfield

North Western,

- Western

Oneida Castle, - - - -

Verona

Oriskany, .-

Whitestown

Oriskany Falls,

Anecusta

Paris, - - - . -

Paris

Point Bock, ....

Lee

Prospect, -

- Trenton

Bemsen, ....

Bemsen

. Bidge Mills,

Bome

Bome, - - - . -

Eomfe

Sangerfield,

Sangerfield

Sauquoit, . . . . Soutn Trenton,

Paris

- Trenton

Stanwix, ....

Bome

State Bridge,

Verona

Steuben, ....

Steuben

Stittville, ....

- Trenton

Stockwell, ....

Sangerfield

Stokes, ....

Lee

Taberg, ....

Annsville

Trenton, ....

- Trenton

Trenton Falls, - - -

Trenten

Utica, . . - . .

Utica City

Vernon, . . . .

Vernon

Vernon Centre, -

- Vernon

Verona, - ' -

Verona

Vienna, ....

Vienna

Walesville, - - - .

Whitestown

Washington Mills, -

New Hartford

Waterville, ....

Sangerfield

West Branch,

Lee

West Camden,

Camden

146

MISCELLANEOUS.

Post Ofticb.

Western ville, WestmorelaDd, West Vienna, White Lake Corners, Whitestown,

Town.

Western

Westmoreland

Vienna

Forestport

Whitestown

COUNTY CLERKS IN THE STATE OF NEW YOREL

CoantieB.

Albany,

Allegany,

Broome,

Cattaraagns,

Cayuga,

Chautanqna,

Chemung,

Chenango,

Clinton,

Columbia,

Cortland,

Delaware,

Dutchess,

Erie,

Essex,

Franklin,

Fultpn,

Genesee,

Oreene,

Hamilton,

Herkimer,

Jefferson,

Kin^,

Lewis,

Livingston,

Madison,

Monroe,

Montgomery,

New York,

Niagara,

Oneida,

Onondaga,

Ontario,

Orange,

Orleans,

Oswego,

Otsego,

Putnam,

OooDty derks.

John Larkin, Wm. R Smith, Charles F. Tupper, Charles W. Terry, Benj. M. Wilcox, Timothy D.Baldwin, Alex.,C. Eustace, Andrew Shephardson, John P. Brenan, Wm. S. Hallenbeck, R Walworth Bourne George T. Warner, Wm. A. Fanning, Joseph E. Ewell, John S. Roberts, Geo. W. Dustin, William S. McKie, Carlos A. Hull, John Avery, William H. Fry, Palmer M. Wood, Fred. Waddington, Rodney Thursby, Edward H. Bush, Mark J. Bunnell, James S. Stewart, H. D. McNaughton, Alonzo E. Hall, Patrick Keenau, John A. Merritt, Arthur H. Ballon, Gustavus Sniper, Bolivar Ellis, Robert B. Hock, George A. Newell, John Gardner, George Van Horn, Edward C. Weeks,

Poet Offices.

Albany.

Belmont

Bingham ton.

Little Valley.

Auburn,

Mayvilla

Elmira.

Norwich.

Plattsburgh.

Hudson.

Cortland.

Delhi.

Poughkeepsie.

Buffalo.

Elizabethtown.

Malone,

Johnstown.

Batavia.

Catskill.

Sageville.

Herkimer.

Watertown.

Brooklyn.

Lowvilla

Geneseo.

Morrisville.

Rochester.

Fonda.

New York City.

Lockport

Utica.

Syracusa

Canandaigua.

Goshen.

Albion.

Oswego.

Cooperstown.

Carmel.

MliJCELLANEOnS.

147

Ck>imtiee.

Queens, Rengselaer, Kichmond, Rockland, St Lawrence, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Schuyler, Seneca, , Steuben, Suffolk, Sullivan, Tioga, Tompkins, Ulster, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Westchester, Wyoming, Yates,

Ck>un^ Clerks.

John H. Sutphin, James Keenan, C. A. Hart, Cyrus M. Ornm, Wm. R Remington, James W. Horton, Thomas Yelverton, Seymour Boughton, A. C. Woodard, Peter D. Post, Wm. W. Wilson, Holmes W. Swezey, Lewis N. Stanton, John J. Van Kleeck, P. J. Partenheimer, Jacob D. Wurtz, Daniel V. Brown, Charles W. Taylor, John McGonigal, Jas. F. D. Crane. Ed. M. Jennings, Edward Kendall,

PostOffloea.

Jamaica.

Troy.

Richmond.

New City.

Canton.

Ballston Spa.

Schenectaay.

Schoharia

Watkina

Ovid.

Bath.

Riverhead.

Monticello.

Owego.

Ithaca.

Kingston.

Lake George.

Argyle.

Lyons. .

White Plains.

Warsaw.

Penn Yan.

SHJIRIPPS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

t-oantj.

Albany,

Allegany,

Broome,

Cattaraugus,

Cajuga,

Chautauqua,

Chemung,

Chenango,

Clinton,

Columbia,

Cortland,

Delaware,

Dutchess,

Erie,

Essex,

Franklin,

Fulton,

Oenesee,

Greene,

Hamilton,

Herkimer,

BheriiTs.

Wm. H. Keeler, Ittai J. Elliott, S. Foster Black, John Little, Jr., John Choate, Charles A. Merrill, George E. Stanley, Ira W. June, 'Nathan H. Mooney, Jacob H. Proper, Harlow G. Borthw'k, Wm. H. Douglass, James E. Dutcher, Harry H. Koch, Rollin L Jenkins, Jaa A. Stock well, Robt. Humphrey, Jr., Irving D. Southworth, Francis G. Walters, Patrick Mitchell, Valentine Brown,

Pout Office.

Albany.

Belmont

Binghamton.

Little Valley.

Auburn. ^

Mayville.

Elmira.

Norwich.

Plattsburgh.

Hudson.

Cortland.

Delhi.

Poughkeepsia

Buffalo.

Elizabethtown.

Malone.

Johnstown.

Bat;avia.

Catskill.

Hope Centre.

Herkimer.

Cf"*

Y

cor., sqr.,

IJroad-

Fayette, r

ion

akers 49 Oneids

-jrrove

and civil engineer 173

ker « Genesee, r 31 Court K Y. 0. r 95 Elizabeth '.abeth

lardson, Adams & Mann, 66-

15 Francis ibany cor Jefferson ^ Co.) r 51 Oneida tiller ivenue Ladies' Home

148

MISCELLANEOUS.

CknxDty.

Jefiersou,

Kings,

Lewis,

Livingston,

Madison,

Monroe,

Montgomery,

New York,

Niagara,

Oneida,

Onondaga,

Ontario,

Orange,

Orleans,

Oswego,

Otsego,

Putnam,

Queens,

Rensselaer,

Richmond,

Rockland,

St. Lawrence,

Saratoga,

Schenectady,

Schoharie,

Schuyler,

Seneca,

Steuben,

Suffolk,

Sullivan,

Tioga,

Tompkins,

Ulster,

Warren,

Washington,

Wayne,

Westchester,

Wyoming,

Yates,

Sheriffs.

G. Harrison Smith, Lewis R Stegman, George S. Fisher, Thos. O'Meara, Putnam 0. Brownell, Francis A. SchoefEel, Isaac A. Rosa, Alex. V. Davidson, Thos. Stainthorpe, Thos. D. Penfield, Minor G. Bennett, Hiram Peck, Harrison Mills, Erastus M.Spaulding, Edwin L. Huntington, John Kelly, James J. Dakin, Garrett Tannan, Eben C. Reynolds, Bern. Brown, John A. Haring, Lorenzo Smith, N. M. Houghton, Jacob De Forest, Ezra Twitchell, James W. Lyon, Chas. H. Swarthout, Esek Page, Selah W. Brewster, Jacob Dietz, Burr J. Davis, J. K. Follett, Joseph H. Riseley, Trnman H. Thomas, David Johnston, Vernon R Howell, Stephen D. Horton, Albert P. Gage, Cha& M. Speelman,

Po8t Office.

Watertown.

Brooklyn.

Lowvilla

Geneseo.

Morrisvilla

Rochester.

Fonda.

New York City.

Lockport

[Jtica.

Syracuse.

Canandaigua.

Goshen.

Albion.

Oswego.

Cooperstown.

Carmel.

Jamaica.

Troy.

Richmond.

New City.

Canton.

Ballston Spa.

Schenectady.

Schoharia

Watkins.

Ovid.

Bath.

Riverhead.

Monticello.

Owego.

Ithaca.

Kingston.

Lake George.

Salem.

Lyona

White Plains.

Warsaw.

Penn Yan

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

18S3.

Explanation of Abbrsyiations. - ave., avena^; bet., between; oor., eorner ; mfr., manufactnrer; opp., opposite; r., residence or resides; sqr., sqaare.

ABBEY WILLIAM D. groeer 40 Columbia, r 68 Broad- way Abbott Anna Mrs. r 61 Catharine Abbott Henry G. r 22 Seneca Abbott John T. r 65 Howard ave ABERCROMBIE JOHN, Theatrical noanager 33 Fayette, r

89 Blandina Abersfelder Casper, tailor, r 197 Blandina Abel Herman, laborer, r Oak cor Maple Abel Mary, domestic 876 Genesee Abel William B. painter, r 37 Oswego Abler Lawrence, laborer, r 105 Schuyler Adien Jacob, watchman, r 62 Schuyler Achen Theodore, laborer, r 12 Hope Ackerman John, shoemaker, r 93 Washington Ackerman R W. printer, r 62 Seneca. Ackles James, r 22 Hobart

Adams Bros. & Co. (J. W. & N.) rope makers 49 Oneida Adams C. A. agent, r 15 Francis Adams Chambers H. rope maker, r 4 Grove ADAMS CAMPBELL W. surveyor and civil engineer 173

Genesee, r 64 Oneida Adams Charles, laborer, r 187 Bleecker ADAMS CHARLES D. lawyer 69 Genesee, r 31 Court Adams Charles D. train dispatcher N. Y. C. r 95 Elizabeth Adams F. J. brakesman, r 95 Elizabeth Adams Frank, r 14 Post Adams George, r 95 Elizabeth ADAMS GEORGE W. (Richardson, Adams & Mann, 6ft

Genesee) r Clarendon Adams Henry O. 6 Liberty, r 15 Francis Adams John, machinist, r Albany cor Jefferson Adams John (Adams Bros. & Co.) r 51 Oneida Adams John, clerk, r 29 Miller Adams J. P. r 61 Taylor avenue Adams Leticia Miss, Old Ladies' Home

150 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

HDl^-y CrOOlDS, O^JLI^rETS, OlLO A TTB,

v^ Adams Levi H. constable, r 19 Hotel ^ Adams Maria Mre. r 92 Broad -vQ Adams Mary Mra r 5 Hart

^ Adams Nettie Mrs. dressmaker, r 80 Brinekerhoff aveuiie jg Adams Newton (Adams Bros. & Co.), r 62 Kemble p Adams O. C. r 13 Hart ^ Adams Kobert L draughstman, r 62 Oneida ^ Adams Richard, collector 18 Bleecker, r 29 Miller ^ Adams Seth C. student, r 31 Court p Adams Stephen, r 19 Hotel <i Adams Stephen G. laborer, r 47 Fayette ^ Adams William (A^dams Bros. & Co.), r 62 Oneida ^ Adamson Joseph, silversmith, r 15 Lansing ^ Adrean John, teamster, r 137 Webster ave ^ As:ne David, tailor, r 87 Chenango ave ^ Ague Edwin, spinner, r 20 Wiley *g Ague Frank, tailor, r 160 Schuyler 5o Ague George, r 104 Whitesboro ^ Agne Hattie, photog;rapher, r 104 Whitesboro ^ Agne Henry, salesman, r 3 Eirklaud Q Agne Jacob, tailor, r 173 Water 2 Agne Jacob Jr. architect, r 173 Water 5 Agne J. P. trunk- maker, r 3 Clinton *! Agne Maria Mra r 104 Whitesboro g Agne Mary, dressmaker, r 104 Whitesboro ^ Agne Michael, shoemaker, r 87 Chenango ave > Agne Paul, cutter, r 158 Schuyler ^ Agne Paul M. clerk 82 Genesee, r 126 Schuyler ^ Aigner Frank J. tailor, r 4 Bryan ^ Aigner Louis, tailor, r 4 Bryan '3 Aitken John S. Crier Court of Record, r 38 Francis '2 AKEHTTRST E. L printer and stationer 166 and 168 Gene- "2 ®^®» ^ Hotel Znblin

^ Akehnrst Charles W. dyer 92 Washington, r 249 Whitesboro ^ Akehnrst Mary R widow, r 249 Whitesboro c8 Akert George Mrs. r Green cor Schuyler g ALAND GEORGE, file cutter 14 Culver, r 64 Catharine. ;g See page 57

]^ Albecker Lena, domestic 17 Henry .4|^ Albecker Norbert, baker, r 71 Elm O Albrecht John, stove mounter, r 2 Montgomery Jg Albreiht J. Michael, engineer, r 46 Seymour ave d Albreiht N. J. r 46 Seymour ave

^ ALBRIGHT H. C. (McKinney ife Albright), r 33 Whitesboro *g Albright John M. Jr. carpenter, r 107 Seymotir ave Q> Alden Spencer B. machinist, r 38 Brinckerhofi ave ^ Alderwick Edgar B. paper lianger, r 45 Cottage Aldey Henry, laborer, 143 Kossouth ave

Purvis, Metcalf ^ Co., Book-Binders and

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SiaLa.'v^TXjS oti :M"tt iT iTnt

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O

Aide; Theodore, r 143 Kossoath ave

AldiDger David, farmer, r East near Mary Q

Aldinger James, farmer, r Welshbnsh road

AldiDger Michael, farmer, r Welshbnsh road

Aldin^er Moses B. farmer, r Welshbnsh road

Aldricn Henry E. farmer, r Pleasant cor East 5

ALEXANDER JOHN W. florist 18 Mandeville, r sama §

See page 45. ^

Alexander Joseph, fireman, r 90 Main &>

Algenr Panline, r 202 Colnmbia §-

Alkenbrecher Otto R printer Observer office, r 48 Varick to

Allen Catherine Mrs. r 14 Stenben ®

ALLEN BENJAMIN, (B. Allen & Sons), r 77 Lansing ^

ALLEN B. & SONS, (Beni, Wm. F. and Geo. B. Allen) ®

pavers and stone dealers, JPark ave cor Catharine §

Allen B. r 16 Hamilton B

ALLEN CHAS. watchmaker and repairer of musical instrn- Qi

ments 71 Bleecker, r US Lansing. See page 47. ^

Allen Charles F. agent, r 78 Taylor ave ,g

Allen Dennis, cigarmaker, r 118 Elizabeth b

ALLEN EDWARD S. (E. S. Allen & Bro.) Catharine cor <f

^ John, r same ^

ALLEN E. S. & BJRO., (Edward S. & J. Albert Allen), whole- b-

sale wines and liquors, cor Catharine and John

Allen Eugene, hostler, Grand Central Hotel 3^

ALLEN GEORGE B. (B. Allen & Sons) r 77 Lansing §*

Allen George, r 17 Hicks ^

Allen George E. telegrapher, r 132 State O

Allen George F. salesman Backley & Co. r 101 Elizabeth g

Allen J. E. Mrs. boarding honee, 43 State B

ALLEN J. ALBERT, (E. S. Allen & Bro.), r 101 Elizabeth. B

Allen Jared S. clerk 129 Genesee, r 28 Seneca g

Allen J. Augustus, cartman, r 110 Elizabeth S.

Allen John; cigarmaker, r 118 Elizabeth ^ Allen Henry M. teamster, r 115 Seymour ave

Allen Maggie, weaver, r 60 Spring* W

Allen S. A. Mrs. dressmaker 179 Genesee, r 33 Whitesboro i.

Allen Sarah A. widow, r 101 Elizabeth S*

Allen Sarah R teacher, r 132 State "i^

Allen S. H. r 41 Scott ^

Allen Thomas, farmer, r 197 Mohawk 9

ALLEN WILLIAM F. (B. Allen & Sons,) r 60 Lansing »

Allen William I. stndent, r 43 State »

Allen William J. salesman 68 Genesee, r 110 Washington p.

Allendorf L. N. mechanic, r 97 Fayette g

Allyn J. B. Mrs. r40 Blandina a

Alsneimer Andrew, bartender, r 147 Water g

Alsheimer Andrew, laborer, r 149 Water -

Blank Booh Manufacturers, 137 Genesee, s

152 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

it the late comers to its neighborhood will

Alshcimer John G. r 147 Water

ALSHEIMER JOHN G. Jr. grocer 138 Schuyler, r same

AlBheinier John K. cabinet-maker, r 149 Water

^ Alsheimer John, carpenter, r 109 Water

73 Alnrd Omer, bakery, 121 Mohawk, r same

g Altendorf Robert, tailor, r 19 Charles

1^ Ambrose A. L. teamster, r 104 Washington

P Ambrose Mary Mrs. r 107 Fayette

ff Ambrose Samuel, r 100 Albany

,^ Ambrose William, moulder, r 100 Albany

cQ Amerhein Ambrose, finisher, r2 Leah

q Amerhein, Arbardt, laborer, r 10 Leah

^ Amerhein Charles, porter 92 Genesee, r 6 Leah

g Amerhein Charles, Jr. shoemaker, r6 Leah

>j Amerhein Frank, laborer, r 50 Hobart

J^ Amerhein Joseph, laborer, r27 Louisa

g Amerhein Lizzie, tailorcss, r 27 Louisa

-H AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO., 5 Liberty

g AMERICAN EXPRESS, William M. Storrs, agent ; freight

iQ department 1 Genesee, branch office 142 Genesee

S AMERICAN RAPID TELEGRAPH CO., 131* Genesee

SAmes Charles, gate keeper, r Deeriield road Anaker Fred, r 63 Warren ^ Anderman John, laborer, r 157 Fayette ^ Anderson Charles W. piano mover, r 18 Post v^ AnderFon E. S. drug clerk, r 125 John ^ Anderson Hattie, r 28 Fayette p Anderson John, machinist, r 78 Albany © Anderson John D. carpenter, r 37 Park ave -9 Anderson John Jr. r 16 Hamilton "^ Anderson Mary, r Home tor the Homeless 3 Anderson Thomas, boiler maker, r 58 Taylor ave § Anderson William, laborer, r 33 Charlotte CJ) Anderson William, laborer, r 18 Devereux k^ Anderson Wm. H. laborer, r 3 Seneca P Anderson William S. r 76 Broadway ^ Andes Adam Mrs. r 14 Philip 2 Andes Anthony, barber, r 18 Parker S Andes Frank, carpenter, r 6 William a Andes John, foreman, r 6 William ^ Andes John, mason, r 148 Neilson ^ Andes John, carpenter, r 14 Philip S Andes Leonard, narness maker, r 14 Saratoga '3 Andres Arnold, spinner, r 140 Schuyler a Andres A. Mrs. r 140 Schuyler PQ Andres Carl, spinner, r 140 Schuyler

Andres William, weaver, r51 Garden

Andrews Charles B. r 34 Rntger

Fred J. Cassidy, successor to J. H. Douglass,

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163

call on us for goods they don^t find at home.

Andrews Oeorge N. organ mtr. r 84 Rntger

Andrews George F. r 45 Lansing"

Andrews Granville P. r 4 Hotel

Andrews Mary, domestic 874 Genesee

Andrews Mary Mrs. 88 Cottage

Andrews Mary N. Mrs. r 34 Rutger

Andrews William, paper hanger, r 95 Seymour ave

Angelhow Henry, porter,, r 5 Davis ave

Angelhow Henry, laborer, r 28 Barnes

Anna Anthony, (Anna Brothers), r 122 Park ave

ANNA BROTHERS (Anthony and Joseph), meat market,

22 Bleecker Anna Joseph, (Anna Brothers), r 122 Park avo Annania Gerivanno, laborer, r tow path near Olark^s Biidge Annon Thomas, gardener, 2 Rutger Place Anstey Charles A. plumber, r Pleasant near Steuben Anstey George, r 139 Flm Anstey George J. foreman, r 11 Hotel Anstey William, r 135 Elm Anthony David, carpenter, r 17 Seneca Anthony James V. clerk, r 9 Cooper Anthony V. P. clerk, r 9 Cooper Antisdeil Egbert M. foreman C. C. Kellogg, r 12 Cooper Antisdell ELarriet, r 28 Oneida Appel Caroline Mr& r 157 Elizabeth Appel Charles, packer, r 157 Elizabeth Appel John, spinner, r 157 Elizabeth Appel Margaret Mrs. r 162 Elizabeth Appier Joseph, clerk 18 Liberty, r 5 Bank Appier Lawrence, teamster, r 71 Garden Appier Michael, clerk 48 Hotel, r 61 Chenango ave' Appleton John G. plasterer, r 119 Miller Appleton William, mason, r 127 Miller Ap Madoc Wm. teacher of vocal music, r 6 Lansing Archer Mary Mrs. r 158 Bleecker Arheilger Peter, watchman, r 5 Faass ave Armbrnst D. Cady, bookkeeper 58 Genesee, r 11 Seueca Armin Kittie, r 7 Union Armin Mary, teacher, r 7 Union Armin Snsie, r 7 Union - Armory N. Y. S. Militia, Bleecker cor Culver Armory Utica Citizens' Corps, 28 and 80 Hotel Armstrong Alfred, painter, r 13 Washington Armstrong Alton, painter, r 26 Hope ARMSTRONG JAMES HON. Collector Internal Revenue

Government Bailding, r in New Hartford Armstrong Lewis, U. C. & B. R RR r 101 Whitesboro Armstrong Milton, brakeman, r 10 Hope

^^^ - - II II ^1 » iM ^ I « I I II I I II m^m^m^^tm^^m^ i m^ - - m ™

Furnishing Undertaker, Jjf.! Genesee Street.

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Since it axmexed Utica and Ilion.

Armstrong Tbomae, shoemaker 52 Seneca, r 21 Kemble Armstrong Tiff, painter, r 13 Flojd A mdorfer George, saloon 246 Whitesboro, r same ARNDT CARL H. F. (Ehresman & Arndt), r 18 Stark ARNDT EMIL, (Arndt & Co.), r 87 Taylor ave Arndt & CO. dry goods, 88 Sooth cor Miller Arnold Addie, teacher, r 118 State

-^ Arnold Emma, factory operative, r 18 Mandeville

^ Arnold Henry W. boots and shoes 15 Fayette, r 51 Cooper

^ Arnold Joshua B. foreman U. S. C. Mills, r 118 State

O Arnold Loisa, factory operative, r 18 Mandeville

!^ Arnold Warren, r 51 Cooper

^ Arnott Emma L. Mrs. r 145 John

-CI Arnott Hannah, r 76 West

'*? Arnst Albert, farmer, r 214 Whitesboro

§ Arntz Henry, clerk, r 92 Columbia

^ Arthur Elizabeth P. -widow, seamstress, r 60 Blandina

.g Arthur Hattie P. Kindergarten teacher, r 60 Blandina

-H Arthur John, removed to Syracuse

-g Arthur Lillie C. r 60 Blandina

OS Arthurs Mary, domestic 64 Fayette

^ Ash Harriet, dressmaker, r 83 Elm

^ Ash Luther, St. Elizabeth Hospital

'-^ Ashley Jacob, laborer, r 268 Mohawk

;§ Ashmore George, carpenter, r 44 Oneida

^ Ashmore John, carpenter, r 44 Oneida

S Ashmore T. r 44 Oneida

q Ashmore Wallace, clerk 85 Genesee, r 44 Oneida

O ASHTON ARTHUR, designer and engraver on wood 34 and

^ 36 Devereux Block, r 427 Genesee

-J1 Ashton Elizabeth Mrs. r 427 Genesee

^ ASHTON PHILO S. engraver on wood 34 and 36 Devereux

g Block, r 427 Genesee

^ ASYLUM N. Y. STATE LUNATIC, junction of Court and

h Whitesboro

-5 ASYLUM UTICA ORPHAN, Genesee cor Pleasant

® Atkins Eli, r 15 Post

^ A tkinson John Mrs. r 54 Main Atkinson Mar^ Mrs. r 54 Main Atwell E. M. journalist Observer office, r Clarendon Atwood William M. engineer, r 177 Columbia Aucock Jonathan, florist 464 Whitesboro, r same Aucock Robert, photographer, r 464 Whitesboro AUERT CHRIS. Union Hotel, Deerfield Corners. See page

54 Austermiiller William, r 62 Johnson Austie Agnes Mrs. Home for the Homeless, Faxton Austin Francis, farmer, rear driving park

Westcott Sf Reusswig^ Fine Custom Tailors^

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 155

The handsomest DrjrOoods & Carpets on earth

.Aastin Lucias R. faruier, West Frankfort AuBtin Kosell, fanner, rear driving park

Aatenreath Julia, forewoman, r 93 Columbia (^

AVERY AUSTIN K. real estate broker 39 Varick, r same '^^

Avery Cornelia, r 188 John tW,

Avery Fanny, weaver, r 120 Columbia S

AVERY JOSEPH S. lawyer 40 Genesee, r in Clinton ^

Avery Watson Mrs. r 9 Lansing ^

AVERY THEODORE, lawyer 40 Genesee, r 10 South ^

Aylsworth Morris M. foreman, r 125 Howard ave f^

BABCOCK CHARLES E. Observer Office, r 11 Walker ^

Babeock Cornelia Mrs. r 107 Park ave of"

Babcock Eliza Mrs. r 23 West "

Babeock Ethan A. teamster, rll9 Broad k^

BABCOCK FRANK S. lawyer 75 Genesee, r 17 Scott (b

Babcock J. C. cutter at Owen, Pixley & Co. r 107 Park ave ^

Babcock Leroy Mrs. r 136 South ^

Babcock W. A. clerk 189 Genesee, r .62 Whitesboro co

Bach Adam, r Court cor Schuyler rv

Bach August, carpenter, r 59 Hicks co

Bach (Jatliarine Mrs. r 32 Green ^

Bach Christ, laborer, r 32 Green ^

Bach Elizabeth, r 155 Court §

Bach Freddie, laborer, r 82 Green ^

Bach George, laborer, r 32 Green ^k

Bach George, fireman, r 51 Fay ''

Bach J. Baptist, painter, r Hicks cor Linden 1:^ BACH JOHN S. bntcher, meat market Whitesboro and '^

Columbia, r same .

Bach Martin, r 20 Eagle ^ BACH PETER, meat market cor Court and Schuyler, r 2 S'

Hicks ^8^

(Bach see Bock) b-

Bachelder Ann, r 10 Seymour ave I

Bachle Albert, shoe cutter, r 176 Columbia^ |

Bachle John F. shoe cutter, r 176 Columbia E

Bachle Reinhard, shoemaker, r 176 Columbia n

Bachle Samuel, blacksmith, r3l6 Mohawk ^

Bachman John, shoemaker, r 16 McVean ^ BACHMAN ROBERT L. REV. pastor First Presbyterian f

Church, r 14 Brinkeihoff ave «-

Backer Elon C. hostler, r 200 Neilson b:

Backus A. G. salesman, r 41 Elizabeth x

Backus James P. Mrs. r 8 Elm 5

Bacon Alfred, cutter, r 54 Elizabeth § Bacon Alfred, r 310 Genesee / Bacon Daniel Mr. and Mrs. shirt mfrs.. 88 Genesee, r same

^0. 88 Genesee Street, Utica.

156 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

and spring from Summer back

0) Bacon Richard, waiter, r 14 Post

g BACON WILLIAM J. HON. lawyer, r 247 Geuesee

^ Badersbaeh H. hat preeser and laundry 60 Seneca, r same

s:t Badgely Caroline, weaver, r 145 Fayette ^ Bagg Charles M. r 28 Steuben ^ Bagg Egbert, civil engineer, r 424 Genesee Qj BAGG EGBERT, Jr., fire insurance agent 187 Genesee, r ^ 424 same

0) BaggG. Kay, law student, r 16 Broad ig BAGG GROVE W. lawyer 82 Arcade, r 28 Steuben Q Bagg J. Knox, clerk Buckley & Co. r 8 West ^ Bagg Jennie G. r 28 Steuben .^ Bagg N. Jane Mrs. r 28 Steuben ::5 BAGG MOSES M. physician 6 Pearl, r 6 West ^ Bagg Matthew M. clerk, r 5 West

ZlJ BAGGS HOTEL, (T. K. Proctor, proprietor), Bagga square ^ Baggs Hotel Farm, south of driving park ^ Bagger L F. r 70 Cooper ^ Brtiley A. E. r 85 Columbia -S Bailey A. D. boatman, r 9 Erie

-3 Bailey Charles H. foreman Wheeler, Son & Co., r86 Columbia ^ Bailey E. L clerk, r 77 Varick

^ BAILEY E PRENTISS, (Grove & Bailey 113 Genesee), r OQ 688 Genesee

55 Bailey Henry, moulder, r 60 Mohawk j^ Bailey Jane Mrs. r 45 Garden H Bailey Joel C. Mrs. r 73 Co-nelia

. Bailey John, foreman U. & B. R RR r 39 Lansing g Bailey John H. moulder, r^2 Eagle

*^ Bailey John R. St. Luke's Hospital *§ Bailey Joseph, moulder, r 234 Blec

^ _ . Bleecker

^ Bailey Joseph, tailor, r 98 Fayette ^ BAILEY LAWRENCE, Street Commissioner, r 77 Varick tCj Bailey Mary Mrs. widow, r 78 Mohawk '^ Bailey Moses M. removed to Auburn 2 Bailey Nellie F. 81 and 83 Genesee, r 77 Varick 9 Bailey William, dental student, r 98 Fayette -J (Bailey see Bayley) g fiailis Thomas R. painter, r 45 Garden S (Bailis see Bayliss) ^ Baird John, baker, r 101 Third q Bairowski Frank, shoemaker, r 241 Columbia O Baker Anna C. Mrs. r 87 Cornelia c3 Baker Catherine Mrs. r 70 Second ^ Baker Cecily, teacher, r 11 Court jT Baker Charles, r 37 Oswego 5 Baker Chria r 68 Erie P Baker Conrad, r 19 Faass ave

W. H. McGarvey ^ Co. Cigars and Fancy

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 157

to its place. - Old Prophecy.

BAKER CHARLES F. florist 57 and 59 Cornelia, r 46 Cor- nelia. See pa^e 51

Baker Chris. K. r 66 Chenango ave ^

Baker Edward A. clerk, r 32 Taylor ave j^

Baker Eliza (Baker & Rice) r 16 Howard ave g^

Baker Francis P. Sai/urday Globe office, r 70 Second E

Baker Frank J. r 46 Cornelia S

Baker Helen F. boarding house, r 45 Broadway J^

Baker Harriett Miss, r 11 Court *^

Baker Frederick M. cutter, r 100 Stark gl Baker George F. porter, r 19 Post

Baker Hudson, laborer, r 13 Parker C|

BAKER JAMES K restaurant 16 Bleecker, r 14 same S:

Baker Jedediah C. grocer 43 Elizabeth, r same §

Baker John, laborer, r 27 Hope "-

Baker John, r Deerfield corners §

Baker Joseph M. printer, r 70 Second fa

Baker Lawrence, engineer, r 40 Kirkland ^

Baker Rufus C. lawyer ISl Genesee, r 82 Whitesboro ^

Baker Theodore, r Elizabeth cor Burnett ^

Baker Thomas, r 8 Post §^

BAKER THOMAS F. editor Utica Satwrday Globe 40 Char- o

lotte, r 75 Second §-

BAKER WILLIAM T. publisher Utica Saturday Ghhe 40 j^

Charlotte, r 136 Blandina ei»

BAKER & RICE (Eliza Baker and L M. Rice,) fancy goods, £

79 South K

(Baker see Barker and Becker) S^

Balovor Nicholas Sr. shoecutter, r Bleecker cor First 5

Bach A. J. wagon-maker, r 129 Rutger §

BALCH J. A. & Co. (J. A. i& Margaret A. Balch) groceries "-

and provisions, 36 South §

BALCH JOHN A. fruit fish and cigars, 4 Columbia, r 33 q,

Steuben. See page 58 q

Balch Joseph, r 64 Steuben g

Balch Marcus D. clerk, r Bleecker cor Kossuth ave i§

Balch W. D. printer, r 129 Rutger cb

Balch Willet F. clerk, r 96 Taylor ave cf

Balduf Panl, r 20 Edward g^

Baldwin Edward, r 25 Lansing ^

Baldwin Harriet, r 38 Elm ^

Baldwin Jane A. r 38 Elai c)

Baldwin Jane M r 25 Lansing ^

Baldwin John C. salesman at Glenn & Co. r Butterfield House g

Baldwin J. K. eating house, r same cS

Baldwin Louisa, widow, r 38 Elm P^ Balis Charles R painter, r 7 Harper Balk George Sr. cigarmaker, r 171 Whitesboro

Groceries, Genesee corner Fayette Street.

168 . UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

May 15th, Fires were needed, Overooats oomfortable.

Balke George Jr. cigarmaker, r 167 Whitesboro

Ball Daniel Mrs. r 62 Lansing g BALL EMMETT J. lawyer, special surrogate 128 Genesee, r QQ 62 Lansing

^ Ball George, clerk 60 Genesee, r 25 Saratoga q" Ball John, spinner, r 1 Davis ave ^ Ball John, spinner, r 13 Eossoth ave !;:| Bill Joseph, printer 167 Genesee, r 96 Elizabeth ^ Ball Joseph Mr». r 96 Elizabeth ^ Ball Lettie, teacher, r 62 Lansing t^ Ball Orlo, r 64 Brinckerhoff ave 1^ Ball Willard D. law student, r 62 Lansing q^ Ballantjne Jennie, operative, r 45 Lansing ^ Ballard A. 0. Mrs. housekeeper 22 York Q> Ballard Ada, shoe-fitter, r 137 Schayler >ct Ballard Chas. 8. clerk 198 Genesee, r 361 same § BALLARD GEORGE S. (Howarth & Ballard) r361 Genesee g Ballard Henry, boiler maker, r 137 Schayler ^ Ballard John, r 137 Schayler >§ Ballard, T. E. Mrs. r 861 Genesee ja Ballard William, wool sorter, r 137 Schayler ct Ballon Amy, widow, r 56 Kemble ^ Ballon Andrew J. carpenter, r 66 Kemble "^ Ballon Anna, r 62 Kemble t^ Ballon Anna K r 56 Kemble

-a BALLOD ARTHUR H. county clerk, 222 Genesee, r 121 2 John

" BALLOU BLOCK, Main cor. John g Ballon Charles Mr& dressmaker, r 85 Union ;q BhIIou Charles H. bookkeeper 12 Main, r 35 Union b BALLOU DANIEL REV. r 16 Kemble q Ballou Harriet Mrs. r Whitesboro road '-^ Ballou H. C. bookkeeper, r 42 Broad *§ Ballou James P. steward, r 32 Lansing ^ Ballon Lottie, chambermaid Bagg's Hotel O Ballon Margie Miss, r 32 Lansing

g BALLOU THEODORE P. lumber manufacturer, 27 Genesee ^ r 42 Broad '

-^^ BALLOU THEODORE, saloon 14 Bleecker, r same Cq" Ballsiser Adam, farmer, r East cor Bleecker SP Ballsiser Rudolph Mrs. widow, r Broad near Gilbert

-^ Bamert Casper, laborer, r Webster ave near South ^ Baniber R. Mrs. r 11 Blandina ^ Bame William shoemaker, r 49 Steuben o Bamford George, laborer, r 10 Griffith Place S^ Banagan Peter, restaurant 12 Genesee, r same

Bancroft George J. drug clerk 183 Genesee, r 6 Gold

Bancroft James, r 126 v arick

JPitrvis, Metcalf ^ Co., Book-Binders and

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 169

DAN BIOE WAS HEBE, BUT MO SUMMEB,

Bancroft Kate Mra St. Lake's Home

Banfoy George M. laborer, r 100 Fayette 52

Baoge J. A. Mrs. r 121 Elm b

Bangs Mary L. r 121 Elm ^

Banister Charles, r 32 Pearl ^

Banks James, r 41 Stark « ^

Banks James 6. carpenter, r 67'Miller Q>

Banks Wm. J. laborer, r 67 Miller §

Banker C. H. Mrs. Farmers' Hotel, Deerfield. p.

Banker Fred, teamster, r 112 Elizabeth ^

Bankert Albert, tailor, r 25 Parker g

Bankert John, cooper, r 25 Parker q»

BanDigan Alice, r 48 Elm C>

Bannigan James, mason, r 40 Elm g

Bannigan John, laborer, r 4 Burnett (^^

Bannigan Michael, mason and saloon 143 Broad, r same ^

Bannigan Patrick, mason, r 68 Steaben ^

Bannigan Thomas, r 15 Gold ^

(Bannigan see Banagan.) cb

Bantham John, r 117 Nichols ^

Bantham Mrs. r 41 Dadley q»

Barber A. D. r 309 Genesee g,

BAKBER A. BUTTON, r 309 Genesee a

Barber Amy, r 98 Washington ?^ Barber Clark, chair caner and clock repairer 52 Seneca, r same i^

Barber Diantha, r 124 Columbia' ^

Barber Frank E. com. traveler, r 22 Dudley o

Barber Lon. dressmaker, r 35 Spring ^

Barber Nettie M. r 21 Court P

Barber Walter, airent, r 85 Spring ^

Barber William H. painter, r 107 Nichols R*

Barber W. H. Jr. decorater, r 107 Nichols O

Barbey Charles H. painter, r 47 Tracy 5^

Barbey Richard, painter, r 8 Tracy ^

Barden Annie, weaver, r 18 Huntington 03

Barden Ezra, blacksmith, r 83 Miller ^

Barden James Mrs. grocer 126 West, r same ^

Bardo Enos, grocer 79 Mohawk, r same q,

Barker Robert, r Stark 03

Barker Thomas, with Geo. Young ^

Barisdale Alexander, attendant N7 Y. State Asylum Q

Barling Edwin, vet surg. office 69 Columbia, r same g

Barlow Mark, spinner, r Centre near East (D

Barnard Charles Jr. clerk 85 Genesee, r 5 Rutger ^ BARNARD CHARLES E. (H. Barnard's Sons, 85 Genesee), <^

T 5 Rutger Co BARNARD HENRY, (H. Barnard's Sons, 85 Genesee), r 8 ^

Hobart

Blank Book Manufactiorers, 137 Genesee.

160 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Ihy Ck>odfl» Carpets, Cloaks, Millinery, Upholstering Ooods^

IQ Baraard Geo. baggageman, r 56 Catharine § Barnard Horace Mrs. r 14 Cottage pj Barnard John, coachman, r 150 Park ave ^ BARNARD'S SONS H. (Chas. E and Henry), paper hang- ^ ings and millinery goods, 85 Genesee

.q Barnes Abram A. boarding house 36 Jay, r same bi Barnes A. L machinist, r Francis cor. Eirkland fl Barnes Block, 71-75 John '"* Barnes E M. Mrs. r 49 Miller 15 Barnes F. G. attendant N. Y. State Asylum ^ Barnes Horace F. salesman, r Francis cor Eirkland Q Barnes John, r 42 Mohawk ^ Barnes John R moulder, r 36 Hubell ^^ Barnes 0. A. Mrs. r 121 State kf Barnes M. A- Mrs. r 30 Oneida ^ BARNES K RAY, Alderman Ist Ward, r 19 Broad 2^ Barnes Nellie, r 78 Oornelia ^ Barnes S. 0. Mrs. r Francis cor Kirkland

2 Barnes Wm. G. bookkeeper, r Francis cor Eirkland 52 Barnes Wm. H. r 64 Cooper

b Barnett Albert, 66 Liberty

^ Barney James £. clerk 1 2 Elizabeth, r same' ^ BARNEY MOSES, Alderman Fourth Ward, livery stable 12 9 Elizabeth, r same

i^ Barney William F. bookkeeper 12 Elizabeth, r same ^ Barnum A. S. laundry 170 Genesee, r same g Barnum Charles O. bookkeeper, r 40 Seymour ave «Q Barnum Fred E. (Simon & ^Barnum), r 40 Seymour ave § BARNUM GEORGE, music teacher Parker Block, r 40 Q) Seymour ave, See adv't. page 27

^ Barnum George N. upholsterer, r 61 Eemble oo Barnum Henry, letter carrier, r 61 Main ^ Barnum Horatio, printer, r 12 Mary -a BARNUM H. R. laundry 18 Devereux Block, r same

3 BARNUM JAMES, sup't of letter carriers, r 116 Howard ave ^ Barnum Janef, dressmaker, r 47 Blandina

00 Barnum Martha, r 93 Neilson

^ Barnum Mary, r 40 Broad O Barnum William, r 12 Mary ^ Barr Bella, cap maker, r 34 Whitesboro ^ Barr Jennie, clerk, r 16 Aiken ^ Barr Lizzie, cap maker, r 84 Whitesboro ^ Barrett Annie, r 258 Genesee

*S Barrett X^aniel r 1 ^f orris

fcj BARRETT DANIEL S. artist Charlotte cor Bleecker, r 58 O West. See page 47

1^ Barrett John, coachman, r 91 Neilson ttl Barrett John, r 6 Mary -

Fred A. Cassidy, successor to J*H. Douglass^

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 161

Shawliy Fans and Far-Lined Oloyes^ BUnkett and Kosqnito Vet, ^

Barrett Mary, widow, r 9 Hart' Jf

Barrett Patrick, r 68 Stenben ^

Barringer Sylvester, 17 Arcade, r same B'

Barrowman Elizabeth, widow, r 129 Steuben ^

Barrownian John, shoemaker, r 129 Steuben g

Barrowman Johu, painter, r 158 Neilson ,q

Barrowman Maggie, machine operator, r 129 Steuben & BARROWS SAMUEL J. lawyer 88 Geneeee, r 12 Hopper §

Barry Bridget, tailore 88, r 68 Leah jw

Barry John, steward depot dining rooms, r 24 Meadow ^

Barry John, blacksmith. r49 Fayette ^ jP

Barry John, laborer, r 148 Bleecker 5

Barry John J. coppersmith, r 63, Leah S

Barry J. Warren, laster, r 55 Broadway 9,

Barry Lizzie, factory operative, r 63 Leah >?

Barry Marian, tailoress, r 63 Leah >^

Barry Patrick, r 148 Bleecker g

Barry Peter, St. Luke's Hospital T*

Barry Thomas, gardener, r 63 Leah fr

Barry William, painter, r 139 Miller - ^

Barry William, tinsmith, r 143 Bleecker ^

Bart Christopher, coat maker, r Deerfield road Cj

Bartli Eusepius, carpenter, r 40 Hobart 5*

Bartholomew Albert, shoemaker, r 87 Elm l^ Bartholomess Frederick, factory operative, r 166 Water Bartlett Cady Mrs. domestic 16 Court BARTLETT CHARLES L. (Westc^tt & Co.) r 15 Plant

Bartley Maria, widow, r 148 Blandina ^

Barton Charles J. organist, r 66 Second ^

Barton Elizabeth Mrs. widow, r 149 Elizabeth ^

Barton James, coachman 58 Fayette, r same g^

Barton John, moulder, r Blandina near Kossuth ave q, Bartow Pierrepont, draughtsman Gardner Block, r 136 State oj

Bafiford James, laborer, r 4 Leeds ^

Basford Michael, r Kossuth ave near Eagle g*

Bass Anna Mrs. r 130 Mohawk On

Bassett John, meatmarket Deerfield Corners ^

Baasett Mary E. Mis. r 270 Bleecker »

Basler John, cabinet maker, r 315 Whitesboro S,

Basler Jacob, r 316 Whitesboro ^* Basly Andrew, printer. Press oflSce, r 158 Miller

Batchelor Adelia, r 59 Lansing ^

Batchelor Charles, clerk 183 Genesee, r 10 Seymour ave ^

Batchelor Daniel, r 18 Hopper ?-

Batchelor Fannie, r 76 West J

Batchelor Fred, bookkeeper 14 Liberty, r 24 Cooper -

Batchelor Henry L. r 46 Taylor ave '

Batchelor Jane Mrs. r 59 Lansing 5

Furnishing Undertaker, Jj.! Genesee Street, s

162 UTICA CITY DIRBCTORY,

ALL ON ONE LINE,

BATGHELOB JOHN, seedsman and florist 14 Liberty, r 110

X ftrk ftVG BATCHELOR JULIAN, tin and coppersmith 8 Pearl, r 80

West Batchelor Peter W. r 10 Seymour ave Batehelor Sarah, r 10 Seymour ave

BATES ALFRED R liverv and sale stable 17 Blandina, r 15 ^ Blandina, see advt. back colored leaf S Bates Edward A. printer Observer office, r 4 Hart a BATES FREDERICK W. carriage and sleigh manufacturer ^ 13 Devereux, r 24 same, see page opp.

- Bates Hattie, RR eating house„r same c3 Bates, Henry Mrs. r 4 Hart ^ Bates Henry, teamster, r 312 Whitesboro i:| Bates Henry, Smith's Hotel, cor Jay and First ^ Bates Mary, r 107 Park ave ^ Bates J. W. Mrs. r 24 Devereux ;!« Bates & Johnson, steam heating apparatus, 73 John 3 Bates Louisa M. Mrs. dressmaker, r 64 Seymour ave ^ Bates Thomas E. carriage painter, r 73 South d Bates Vina D. domestic 14 Court .§ Bates Mathilda, teacher Ladies' Seminary CJ Bath Nicholas Mrs. r 27 Hope «Q Batley Charles R. organ infr. r 167 Park ave g Batley John J. clerk, r 167 Park ave ** Batley Robert, painter, r 167 Park ave -^ Batsford E. T. sec. Globe Woolen Co. r Garden cor Jewett ^ BATSFORD M. L. saloon 25 Fayette, r 73 Washington ^ Bauer Adam, r Warren cor Fay ^ Bauer Albert, cabinet maker, r 64 Columbia ^ Bauer Charles, foreman Reynold's shoe shop, r 86 Hicks ^- BAUER CHARLES JR (Sang & Bauer) r 26 Henry g Bauer Emma, tailoress, r 124 fayette «S Bauer Francis Mrs. r 312 Whitesboro

Bauer Frederick M. medical student, r 312 Whitesboro Bauer Frederick Mrs. r 124 Fayette |S| Bauer Jacob, saloon and store 318 Whitesboro, r same

Bauer John C. shoemaker, r 86 Mary cf Bauer Lizzie, r 86 Hicks -S} Bauer Paulina, tailoress, r 124 Fayette ^ Bauer William, shoe cutter, r 86 Hijsks Baudy Thomas, carpenter, r 40 Parker Baumer George, teacher, r 62 Varick Baumbach Anna Mrs. r 17 Wager Baumbach Anna, operative, r 17 Wager Baumbach Fred, clerk, r 17 Wager Bausch Anna Mra shirt maker, r 40 Columbia Bauwens Joseph, laborer, r 257 Mohawk

Westcott ^ Reusswigf Fine Custoin Tailors,

F. W. BATES.

Carriage ^ Sleigh Manufacturer,

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164 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

CABPBT8, will oooasionally drop np this way,

e-' -

^ Bawden T. S. bookkeeper, r 12 Steuben Park

m Baxendale G. M. dresser, r 75 Spring

§ Baxendale Hannah, r 75 Spring

g Baxendale Saronel, machinist, r 75 Spring

^ BAXTER FRANCIS EL artist and civil engineer 48 Arcade,

p) r 75 Mary

« Baxter Joseph W. r 113 John

S Baxter John, Deputy Sheriff, r 71 Mary

rt BAXTER JOHN R City surveyor City Hall, r 180 Blandina

-S Baxter Owen, butter dealer, r S6 Main

P Baxter Rebecca P. widow, r 77 Charlotte

5 BAXTER THOMAS W. (Carton & Co.) r 86 Main

g Bay Augustus, r 5 Griffiths place

3 Bayens Mathias, shoemaker, r lt)2 Catharine

^ Bayens Catharine, widow, r 162 Catharine

i Bayer Amelia, domestic 95 Park ave

'^ BAYLISS & CO. Utica Nickel Plajting Works 15 Charlotte

* BAYLTSS A. (Bayliss & Co.) r 84 Elizabeth

o ^ayliss see Bailis)

S Baynes Jane, domestic 881 Genesee

g Beach Ellen Mrs. r 98 Elizabeth

o Beach Frederick, r 137 Bleecker

^ Beach Frederick, r 68 Broad

f^ Beach Lester, mechanic, r 847 Whitesboro

o Beach wood G. Christian, carpenter, r 137 Mohawk

H Beachwood G. Seymour, clerk, r 187 Mohawk

^ Beal William, r 47 Miller

S Bealer Peter, laborer, r 63 Seymour ave

M Bean Fred, printer Herald^ r 37 Broad

^ Bean John, Gardner, r 55 Fayette

g BEARDSLEY ARTHUR M. (A. M. and S. A. Beardsley,) r

» BEARDSLEY A. M. & S. A. lawyers 122 Genesee

H BEARDSLEY SAMUEL A. (A, M. & S. A. Beardsley,) r

g 249 Genesee

Beardsley Henrv, r 32 Catharine

Beasley Wm. fish store 81 Bleecker, r 27 Park ave

Beasman Wm. oil cloth printer, r 170 Miller g BEARE HENRY C. awning mfr. Devereux block, r 118 <«H State. See adv. back colored page

^ (Beare see Behr.) *& feearer Andrew, dyer, r 89 Stark

1^ BEATTY GEORGE, supt. Union Oil Works, r 88 Main ^ Beatty Helen Mrs. r 51 Cornelia 'S Beaudoin Clemmens, shoemaker, r 33 Columbia © Bebb John W. freight agt. D. H. C. Co. r 107 Park ave

o

Bechtel Ernst F. shoemaker, r 187 Blandina Beck Henrv, laborer, r 6 Lock

W. H. McGarvey Sf Co. Cigars and Fancy

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 165

- just as they used to go out fishing for a day's recreation, -

Beck Flora, 6 St. Joseph

BECK 'JOSEPH, (Voltz & Beck,) 70 Varick, r 48 same

Beck Joseph, butcher, r Deerfield road

BECKER CHARLES E. (Becker Bros.) r 151 Mohawk ?

BECKER BROS. (J. F. and C. E.) meat market 115 South. S*

See page 58 ^

Becker Christian, butcher 151 Moliawk, r same g*

Becker Dan P. butcher, r 151 Mohawk eg Becker John A. cashier 58 Franklin Square, r 151 Mohawk g

BECKER JOHN F. (Becker Bros.), r 153 Mohawk ^

Becker Frederick, wholesale butcher, r 29 Gold g

Becker Herman, meat market 33 Oold, r 29 Oold j;

Becker James A. r 112 Whitesboro g;

Becker Louis, r Chestnut near Chenango ave S^

(Becker see Barker - Baker) p..

Beokingham Arthur, carpenter, r 143 Miller ».

Beckingham Henry, carpenter, r 96 Miller ^

Beckingham Joseph, N. Y. C. freight house, r 44 First ^

Beckingham J. Mrs. r 72 Howard ave 6

Beekwith Alphens 0. clothing agent, r 68 Howard ave *^ Beckwith C. Hyde, r 12 Mandeville Beekwith Clark, trimmer, r 143 Kossnth ave Beckwith Charges L. currier, r Mohawk near Pleasant BECKWITH HENRY, hardware 133 Genesee, r 19 Howard

ave ^

Beckwith Elizabeth Mrs. r 69 Broadway ^

Beckwith S. H. (W. H. Prentice & Co.) r 69 Broadway g

Beekwith Makendra, carpenter, 192 Howard ave p*

Beckwith Maria, r Pleasant near Kossuth ave ^

Beckwith Selden, r 108 Miller g-

Beckwith Stephen, farmer, Pleasant near Mohawk ^

Beckwith Theodore G., D. J. Cushman, r*36 Howard ave S"

Beckwith William H. r 151 Steuben S

Beckworth Julia A. widow, r 68 Howard ave ^

Becraf t John, tailor, r 43 Howard ave 5*

Becraft John, porter, r 43 Howard ave S

Becraft Nathaniel, carpenter, r 92 Neilson H

Becraft Peter, carpenter, r Herkimer near Garden bs Bedbury John Mrs. r 104 Miller Bedbury Joseph W. machinist, r 104 Miller Bedford Henry, loom repairer, r 163 Court

Bedell J. W. foreman, r Hotel Znblin -^

Bedoin Alphonse, carpenter, r 51 Catharine ^

Beebe Isaac R laster, r 1 Union g

Beebe John, agent, r 107 Park ave 'oj

BEEBE LEONARD V. insurance and real estate agent '

Bradish Block 181 Oenesee, r 418 Bleecker Beebe Fannie R. r 60 Charlotte

Groceries, Genesee corner Fayette Street.

166 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

DBY QOODg> CABPET8, CLOAKS,

Beecher William, tailor, r 26 Canal

Beekman M icholaa, presser, r 94 Spring

Beers David J. printer, r 48 Elizabeth

Beers Frank D. r 48 Elizabeth

Beers James H. spinner, r 48 Elizabeth

Beers M. J. Mrs. r 21 Court

Beggs Thomas, plumber, r 19 Cornelia

Begers Joseph, machinist, r 141 Jay 0* Beh Edward F. barber shop 135 Fayette, r 24 Orchard ^ Beh Joseph, laster, r 66 Brinkerhoflr ave ^ Behr Frank, mason, r 2 Hicks .2 Behr Michael, r 109 Oneida P Behr Michael Jr. butcher, r 104 Oneida S Behr John, clerk, r 109 Oneida M Behr John H. baker, r 101 Third. (Behr see Beare.) g> Behrendt Otto, furrier 104 Genesee, r 92 Columbia ^ Behringer L tailor, r 204 Whitesboro fj Beierle John, r 88 Canal ^g Beil John, dyer, r 3 Breeze S> Beil Teresa, r 12 Oak g Bein Clemenp, tailor, r 81 Dudley

0 Beisiegel Adam, shoe cutter, r 37 Morris #

1 Beisiegel Barbara, factory operative, r 114 Schuyler .g Beisiegel Daniel, shoe cutter, r 131 Schuyler

o Beisiegel Jacob, shoe cutter, rill Schuyler « Beiseigel John, tailor, r 111 Schuyler 5 Beisiegel Mary, r 114 Schuyler '^ Beisiegel William, shoe cutter, rill Schuyler ^ Beisiegel William, carpenter, r 114 Schuyler -g Bell Anna Miss, r 79 Oneida 'P Bell John Jr. r 79 Oneida **2 Bell John, gardner, r 79 Oneida " Bell M. J. r Deeriield

8 BELL MICHAEL, prop. Bell's Hotel, Deerfield p Bell Wm. Bell's Hotel, Deerfield ^ Bellew Anna, 268 Genesee 5 Bellinger D. J. attendant N. Y. S. Asylum g Bellinger George H. moulder, r 33 Saratoga ^ Bellinger George H. carpenter 64 Mary ^^ Bellinger Jacob A. carpenter, r 177 Third

Bellinger James M. moulder, r 36 Schuyler - Bellinger 3. P. livery, r 49 Seymour ave

Bellinger William P. farmer, r Third near James

Bellinger R J. Mre. 42 Schuyler

Bellingham Charles, r 32 Louisa

Bellor Bosanna, domestic 35 Broad

Bellosa Jacob, marble cutter, r 112 Seymour ave

Bellou Bridget, r 84 South

Purvis, Metcalf Sf Co., Book-Binders and

UTICA CITY DIKKCTORY. 167

SHAWLS OB lOLLinSBT.

Bellow John, teamster, r 128 Third

Belmenr, Margaret, r 123 Whitesboro

Belmenr J. A. clerk at H. Glenn & Co.'s P

Bells, William, attendant City Hospital, r same -^^

BELTZ GEORGE (Geor^ Beltz & Son), r 45 Miller S.

BELTZ GEORGE & SON (Georee and Henry G.), merchant S

tailors, 196 Genesee, Hackett^lock ^ BELTZ HENRY G. (George Beltz & Son, also Charles Rahn

& Co., r t6 Howard ave

Beltz John, laborer, r 96 Hicks ^

Beltz John G. tailor, r 49 Steaben g

Bendall James, gardener, r 106 Kossuth ave 4

Bender Anstin W. steward Baggs Hotel, r 163 Elizabeth Z

Bender Barbara, spinner, r 17 Kossuth ave i

Bender, C. H., N. Y. C. round house, r 169 Elizabeth p*

Bender C. M. Mrs. r 97 Fayette S

Bender Ellen, widow, r 64 Court ^

Bender Henry, laborer, r East near South "<

Bender Henry S. Deerfield g*

Bender John, r Deerfield ^

Bender John V. r Deerfield g*

Bender Lenora L. Mrs. r 41 Elizabeth ST

Bender Paul, laborer, r East near South o BENDER VALENTINE, landlord Bender Hotel in Deer- |

field I

i Bender see Binder) g:

tenedict C. L. Mrs. r 51 Lansing ^

BENEDICT JOSEPH, lawyer 36 Arcade, r 35 Court w

Beney John P. laborer, r 94 Taylor ave g

Benbam M. L. bookkeeper 50 Hotel, r 36 Oneida M BENHAM THOMAS L wholesale dealer in tobacco and gj

cigars 50 Hotel, 36 Oneida H

Benjamin George, foreman furniture factory, r 73 Spring ^

Benkiser Leonard, farmer, r 113 Whitesboro o

Benoist Henry A. r 257 Genesee P

Benner Henry, baggageman, r 86 Water J5

Bennett Alice, r 16 Stark g

Bennett Esther A. Mrs. r 72 Fayette g«

BENNETT A. R lawyer 2 Thomas Block, r 105 Oneida g

Bennett Giles D. conductor D. L & W. RR r 109 Water q

Bennett J. W. dyer, r 55 Stark g

Bennett Lydia Mrs. tailoress, r 65 Steuben S

Bennett Miles, brakeman, r 39 Chenacgo av^e ^

Bennett William, r 16 Stark W

Bennett William, laborer, r Dudley cor Square 3

Bennett W. T. dyer, r 114 Fayette ^ Bensberg Eliza, r 16 Hart Bensberg George R r 30 Plant

Blank Booh Manufacturers, 137 Genesee.

168 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

if the late comers to its neighborhood will

-

Bensber^ Ladwig, r 50 Plant Bensberg William F. foreman Press^ r 19 Francis Benson Henry J. teller Mather's Bank, r 81 Plant Bentley James, loom repairer, r 55 Warren Benton Carlos S. cartman, r 15 Johnson Square Benton James Hon. r 690 Genesee Benton Sarah, Home for the Homeless Benz Philip, machinist, r 28 Saratoga ^ Berg Frank, r 819 Whitesboro -S Berg Frank Jr. tinsmith, r 319 Whitesboro

8 Berg George, laborer, r 13 Meadow

a Berg George 0. harness maker, r 13 Schuyler

fBerg John, laborer, r 10 Oak Lane Berg John, laborer, r 13 Schuyler

2 Berg John Jr. r 11 Philip

® Berg Joseph Mrs. r 72 Johnson

S Berg Joseph, engraver, r 72 Johnson

p Berg Michael, laborer, r 10 Oak lane

g Bei^ Nicholas, laborer, r 13 Schuyler

*g BEKGEN THOMAS J, physician 108 John, cor Mary and

^ Park ave, r Butterfield House

"S Berger David Jr. carpenter, r 94 Albany

Berger Catharine, domestic 209 Columbia

BERGER JOSEPH, wood carver and cabinet maker 84 West, -" r 217 Blandina. See page 48

9 Berger David, laborer, r 281 South ^ Bergner Fred. cutter,-r 242 Court

3 Berges J'ames, gardener, r 20 Hart Bergner Charles, moulder, r 89 Chenango ave Bergner Fred, foreman, r 416 Bleecker Bergner Frank, factory operative, r 89 Chenango ave

b Bergner Otto, tailor, r 89 Chenango ave ^ Berkhoff Andrew, r 163 Schuyler cor Knox ^ Berlin Frederick, factory operative, r 97 Stark g Berlin John, butcher, r 47 Catharine *j| Berlin Lizzie, r 97 Stark

S BERLIN L. fresco painter 9 Baggs Hotel, r 48 Catharine. See page 48

Berman Eniile J. blacksmith, r 10 Francis

Bernabie John, factory operative, r 12 S. Hamilton

Berndt August, carpenter, r 36 Parker

Berstein A. J. pedler, r 120 Liberty

Berstein Moses, pedler, r Sterling row

Berry Edward H. r 189 Third

BERRY FRANK K. grocer 118 South, r same

Berry Matthew, stone cutter, r 71 Water

Berry L Worrell, shoemaker, r 65 Broadway

Berry John H. eating house, r 24 Meadow

Fred .4. Cassidy, su,ccessor to J. H. Douglass,

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UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 169

call on US for goods they don't find at home.

Berry J. W. r 115 Court Beaich Joseph, laborer, r 14 Knox Best Charles, barkeeper, r 76 Broad Best H. G, com. traveler, r Central Hotel Best James Mrs. r 3 Cottage

BEST JAMES C. boarding house and saloon 76 Broad, r same ^

Best John, r 9 Cottage ?

Bestwick Albert, r 13 Francis g*

Beswick Theodore, machinist, r 87 Spring ^

Bethany Church, cor Albany and Lansing g;

Bettis A. Mrs. r 117 Schuyler -

Bettis Henry W. r 43 Columbia -

Betts William H. plasterer, r East ?

Betts W. A. Herald office, r East |

Sevan John, weaver, r 83 Garden a.

Bevan Thomas, blacksmith, r V2 Whitesboro %

Bevans John F. clerk 48 Hotel, r Deerfield road §-

Bevin W. D. salesman, r 16 Steuben g.

Bevine Cora S. r 128 Lansing g- BEVINES DANIEL R lawyer Exchange Building 131 Gen- S^

esee, r 124 Lansing o

Bewsee Joseph, f 181 Howard ave S

Bice A, J. r 14 Court jf Bice Edward H. gas and steam fitter, r 39 Miller

Bice F. H. student, r 14 Court g

Bice H. H. r 39 Second §

Bice H. H. boots and shoes 36 Columbia, r 24 Henry ^ Bice Hiram, book keeper H. & W. K. Gilmore, r 39 Second M

Bidwell George, book-keeper 114 Genesee, r 15 Court ^

Bid well Hudson, book-keeper 9 and 11 John, r 15 Court ^

Biddlecomb Delcina Mrs. r 90 West §

Biederman Ferdinand, shoemaker, r 170 Bleecker -^ BIEDERMAN JOHN, saddles, harness, trunks 2 Whites- S

boro, r 70 Broad » g

Biederman Minnie, dressmaker, r 170 Bleecker ^

Bielby Isaac P. lawyer 222 Genesee, r 3 Bland ina co BIERBAUER CHARLES, brewer 11 Edward, r same ' J

Bierbaaer George, r 11 Edward S

Bierle John, r 88 Canal |

Bigelow C. R salesman 79 Genesee, r 57 Seymour ave m BIGELOW DANA W. REV. pastor W. U. Presbyterian J

church, r 148 Columbia ' i-

Bigelow James C. shoemaker, r Garden near Oswego Biggs Caroline, r 152 South Biggs Catharine, widow, r 14 Louisa Biggs Edward L clerk, r 14 Louisa Biggs Edward L. upholsterer, r 152 South Biggs Frederick, r 427 Genesee

Furnishing Undertaker, J^l Genesee Street.

170 UTICA CITY DIRBCTOEY.

linoe it annexed Vtica and Ilion«

Biffwood James, carder, r 29 Aiken

Bilyea Foster H. salesman 29 John, r 15 Steuben

Billington Lacy A. r Steuben Park, cor Steuben

Bills Franklin, attendant N. Y. State Asylum

Bills Levi, mfr. of gloves 8 Bleecker, r 49 Blandina

Bills William H. attendant N. Y. State Asylum

Billsborrow J. F. salesman, r 18 Cooper

Binder Christian, saloon 115 Bleecker, r same

Binder Theresa, r 164 Columbia

(Binder see Bender.)

Bingle Henry, laborer, r 61 Neilson

Birdsall Austin T. salesman, r 10 Francis

j^ Birdsall Sara M. teacher Ladies' Seminary

g Birdseye Joseph, r 61 Lansing

I BIRDSEYE KUFUS P. assistant treasurer Savings Bank of

M Utica, r 24 Lansing

g Birt Mary A. widow, r 93 Howard ave

^ BIRT THOMAS, architect, office Parker Block, r 136 How-

p ard ave. See page 570

'g Birt William, mason, r 98 Howard ave

^ (Birt see Burt.)

3 Birtwistle Margaret, laundress Orphan Asylum

£ BISHTON FREDERICK, meat market 28 State, r 66 same

.a Bissell Frank, r 16 Aiken

^ Bissell Hiram, carpenter, r 78 Catharine

"S Bissikummer John W. pharmaceutist, r 350 Whitesboro

- Blach Abraham, pedler, r 105 Water

§ Blackstone Mills C. at county clerk's office, r Washington

^ Mills

'S Blaecksdorff Alexander, jeweler 70 Genesee, r 18 Broadway

t» Blaikie Margaret, clerk 202 Genesee, r same

& BLAIKIE WILLIAM, (Blaikie & Fitch) pharmacists 202

^ Genesee, r same

- BLAIKIE & FITCH (William Blaikie and Henry A. Fitch) H pharmacists 202 Genesee

Blaikie William Jr. clerk 202 Genesee, r same Blair Michael, laborer, r 119 Canal Blake Celia Mra r 100 Varick Blake James C. saloon 59 Bleecker, r same Blake Robert J. shoemaker, r 24 Keilson Blakeman Andrew, tailor, r 10 Albany Blakemkn Charles, tailor, r 10 Albany Blakeman Emma J. tailoress, r 10 Albany Blakeman Edward, woolsorter, r Oak cor Martin Blakeman George, moulder, r 122 Hicks Blakeman Mary Ann, tailoress, r 10 Albany Blakeman Moses J. moulder, r Oak cor Martin Blakeman William, stove mounter, r Whitesboro

Westcott ^ Reusswig, Fine Custom Tailors^

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 171

The handflomegt Dry (}ood8 and Carpets on earth

9 Oft

Blanch Elizabeth Mrs. laundry 16 Morris

Blanch John, building mover and carpenter, r 18 Faass ave

-Blanch William, clerk, r 16 Morris

Blanchard D. D. clerk, r 42 Washington

Basier Milton, bookkeeper, r 178 Seymour ave S-

Blase Henrv I), moulder, r 90 Hicks S

Blass John, r 113 Schuyler o

Blatt Charles, r 46 Saratoga ^

filatt John C. blacksmith 12 Albany, r 156 Elizabeth M

Blauvelt Erastus, r 6 Pearl ^

Blay , operative, r 80 Cooper ^

Blayney Thomas, shoemaker, r 158 Oneida §.

Blazer Ezra, carpenter, r 130 Seymour ave ^

BLEEKM AN N. O. fruit dealer and grocer 38 Fayette ^^

Blell Franz, laborer, r 5 Haak ave ^

Blodgett Chas. tinsmith, r 89 Columbia S

Biodgett William, finisher, r 66 Steuben ^

Blount Gilbert, teamster, r 178 Seymour ave c»

Bloomingdale Charles A. plaster dealer, r 75 Main g^

Blum Michael, carpenter, r 103 Canal g Blnmer 6. Alder, 2nd assistant physician Lunatic Asylum S

Blnmhardt Wm. baker 184 Blandina, r same ^ Boan Catherine, dressmaker, r 108 Elizabeth

Boan Mary, tailoress, r 108 Elizabeth o

BOARD OF CHARITIES, office city hall |

BOARD OF TRADE, rooms A and BBaggs Hotel ^

Boboy Thomas, watchman, r 71 Park ave J2:

Bock Charles, cigarmaker, r 92 Schuyler i»

Bock Frank, weaver, 92 Schuyler t*

(Bock see Bach.) . ^

Bockman Albert, shoemaker, r 38 Saratoga ^

Bookman Edward A. clerk, r 38 Saratoga B.

Bockman August, Sr. agent, 38 Saratoga Q"

Bockus Albert, clerk, r 38 Elizabeth ^

Bockus D. W. printer, r 38 Elizabeth §*

Bodmer Christian Mre. r 12 Parker p

Bodmer Chas. shoemaker, r 12 Parker g^

Boehlert Matthew, receiving clerk, r 78 Jay g.

Boes Hellena, domestic 43 Lansing ^

Boes John F. r 98 Washington c* BOES JOHN M. mfg. jeweller Parker block, r 76 Seymour ^

ave g

(Boes see Bowes.) ^

Boii Charles, butcher, r 134 Kossuth ave ^ Boff Clarence, ieweller, r 69 Spring Bofi John H. clerk, r 61 Lansing BofE Thomas, r 61 Lansing Boff Thomas Jr. r 242 South

M). 88 Genesee Street, Utica.

172 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

and Spring from Summer "back

BOGERT T. L. office 5 Parker Block, r 44 Steuben

Bohaua Sidney, tinsmith, r 267 Bleecker

Bohm £rne8t, gardener, r 201 Third

Bobn Andrew, laborer, r 339 Wliitesboro

Bohn Charles, boiler maker, r 40 Schuyldr ^ Bohner Albert, ase't undertaker, r 48 iBrinckerhofi ave S Bohner Samuel Jr. clerk 112 Genesee, r 48 Brinckerhoff ave i Bohner Samuel, shoemaker, r 48 Brinckerhofi ave £ Bolder Henry, laborer, r South near £ast *g Bolger J. r Deerfield

p« Boice Isabella, widow, r 24 Canal ^

Ji BoUes Charles Ei Chemical Engine, r 18 Mandeville J§ BOLLES THEODORE W. special a(?ent for Knights Templar ^ and Masonic Mutual Aid Association, r 16 Seneca

^ Bolton John, farmer, r Genesee street road ' Boname Alfred, machinist, r 243 South ^ Boname Peter, cabinet maker, r 209 Mohawk ^ Boom George, teamster, r 35 Henry ^ Boom James, carpenter, r 29 Henry M Boom Theodore, carpenter, r 50 Chenango ave -§ Boom Lorenzo, r 103 Chenansjo ave ^ Boon John Jr. com. a^ent 10 Liberty, r Mansion House ^ BOOTH ANNA MRS. saloon 118 Columbia, r 20 State g Booth G. W. bookkeeper 125 Genesee, r 56 Spring -H Booth J. T. cartman, r 54 Spring ^ Booth Stephen D. carpenter, r 29 Washington

BOOTH WILBUR H. physician and surgeon 172 Genesee, r 5 Comstock Place, Plant

Booth Samuel, master mechanic, r 70 Whitesboro

Booth Willoughby L. carpenter, r 132 South o Booth William L. salesman, r 52 Dudley ^ Bopple Martin Mrs. hotel Deerfield Corners S Bork Julius, r 98 Leah o Borgmann John, shoecutter, r 161 Miller S Borst William W. clerk 104 Genesee, r 40 Plant ^ Boselly James, painter, r Newell near Perkins ave « Boss Anthony, r 107 Seymour ave

Boss John, teamster, r 55 Catharine

Boss Joseph, expressman, r 107 Seymour ave

Boss Peter N. farmer, r 58 Stark 3 Boston Samuel, r 125 Yarick ^ Bosworth Frank A teller Oneida Co. Bank, r 231 Genesee

BoBworth Fred, laborer, r.l3 Erie

Bottger Edward, machinist, r 4 Spring

Bott Edward, carpenter, r South cor Seymour ave

Bott Mary Ann, r South cor Seymour ave

Bouck Ida J. r 16 Cooi)er

Bouck David, moulder, r 61 West

FT. jff] McGarvey ^ Co. Wholesale Liquors,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 173

to its place. - Old Prophecy.

Bouck Polly Mrs. r 16 Cooper (Bourke see Barke)

Boutilier Enos, foreman 17 Meadow, r 2 Hotel Bovee Edward, r 69 Charlotte Bovee Qeorge W. r Deerfield road Bovee William, night watchman, r 68 Columbia Bowen Annie Mrs. r 47 Fayette

Bowen Anna, domestic 34 Broad g

Bowen Benjamin, r 9 Hobart S

Bowen Blanche, r 62 Broadway M

Bowen Daniel W. cheese buyer 4 Baggs scjuare, r 20 Breese w Bowen Elihue B. carriage maker, r 156 Miller ^

Bowen George, moulder, r 147 Catharine ^

Bowen John, moulder, r 101 Mary Bowen William, teamster, r 24 Mandeville Bowen Henry S. city expressman, r 93 Lansing 3

Bowen Henry, machinist, r 47 Cottage g

Bowen Jane, r 140 John

Bowen Thomas C. r 51 Catharine g^

Bower Mary, operative, r 263 Mohawk .^

Bower Fred, r 263 Mohawk q

Bowers A. J. cabinet maker, r 112 Schuyler p

Bowers Stephen, brakeman, r 107 Water 8

Bowes Henry L. commercial traveler, r 28 Gardner &

Bowes John R. wool buyer, r 28 Garden g.

(Bowes see Boes) ^

Bowker John, shoemaker, r 153 Howard ave ^

Bowman D. r 130 Mohawk g"

Bowman E. Mrs. Deerfield road ^

Bowman Felix, r 58 Taylor ave p

Bowman Frank Mr?, r 167 Mohawk g.

Bowman Frank, shoemaker, r 28 Schuyler o

Bowman George, moulder, r 19 South Hamilton S

Bowman Henry, knitter, Genesee road g,

' BOWMAN JOHN F. grocer 61 South cor West, r 52 West - Bowman George, engineer, r Deerfield road ^

Bowman John, shoemaker, r 21 Schuyler £

Bowman Joseph, machinist, r 244 Bleecker Bowman John, laborer, r 20 Hickory Bowne Walter W. bookkeeper, r 43 Washington Boyce Edgar, florist, r Jeflferson cor South Boyce Frederick W. florist, r 35 Oneida BOYCE GEORGE, florist 48 Kemble, r same. See advt.

page 53 Boyce Joseph, r 85 Oneida Boyce Nellie M. teacher, r 35 Oneida Boyce Robert, fish and fruit 211 Genesee, r 4 Neilson Boyd Daniel, boilermaker, r 2 Hoyt

Genesee corner Fayette Street.

174 UTICA CITY DIRBCTOEY.

May 16th, Pires were needed, Overcoats comfortable. _^

Boyd George, bartender, r 57 Catharine

Boyd Lewis A. Mrs. r 84 Steuben

Boyd Solomon, roofing, r 16 Tracy

Boyle Edward, clerk 198 Genesee, r 134 Blandina

Boyle Frank, mason, r 184 Blandina

Boyle James, farmer, r 194 Howard ave

Boyle John, laborer, r 194 Howard ave 2 BOYLE JOHN W. lawyer 170 Genesee, r in Whitesboro 55 Bo vie Lizzie, weaver, r 210 Broad ^ Boyle Michael, farmer, r 15 Sonth Hamilton 00 Boyle Mary A. r 194 Howard ave 5g Boyle Eobert, r Clinton House ^ Boyle William, shoemaker, r 134 Blandina

Boyle William, mason, r 134 Blandina § Boyne Catharine, dressmaker, r 108 Elizabeth S Bovne Mary, dressmaker^ r 108 Elizabeth 'S BOYNTONiW. R iobber in hats, caps and furs Hotel cor -g Liberty, r 27 Blandina

2 Boynton S. P. carpenter, r 60 Seymour ave ^ Brace Benjamin, farmer, r Pleasant near Jefferson '^ Brace Matildy, housekeeper 31 Rntger *

^ Bradbury Thomas, teamster, r 9 Albany !5 Bradford George L. teller Oneida National Bank, r 63 Lansing

Bradin John (McMorrow & Co.) r Fayette cor Pine ;^ BRADISH BLOCK 177 to 185 Genesee g BRADISH T. H. dentist Columbia cor Seneca, r 43 Eagle. . See advt. page 35

,^ Bradley Abram, machinist, r 60 Spring g Bradley Christian, tailor Lunatic Asylum, r 29 Green g Bradley F. G. r 89 Spring '^ Bradley George, r 89 Spring

g Bradley John William, clerk 58 Franklin sq. r 77 Miller g Bradley M. J. tailor 47 Genesee, r 47 Mohawk 8 BRADSTREET CO. THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, 58 -^ Franklin Square

g Bradt Fred, printer, r 101 West ^ ^ Brady Annie, tailoress, r 102 Varick S Brady Dennis, weaver, r 86 Schuyler ^ Brady Edward, laborer, r 158 Bleecker £ Brady Frederick A. r 12 Brinckerhoflf ave

Brady J. Benjamin, 56 Franklin Square, r 12 Brinckerhoff ave

Brady James, carder, r 79 Spring

Brady James Mra r 59 Fayette

BRADY JAMES E. (W. H. McGarvey & Co. 160 Genesee cor Fayette,) r 59 Fayette

Brady John, r 7 Cherry.

Brady John,'r 71 Columbia

Brady John C. r 59 Fayette

Purvis, Metcalf ^ Co.j Book-Binders and

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UTICA CITY DIEBCTORY. 176

Dan Bice was here, but no Bummer.

Brady Katie, r 296 Oeneeee

Brad J Lizzie, weaver, r 210 Broad

Brady Mary, widow, r 207 Third

Brady Patrick, Bhoemaker, r 207 Third

BRADY P. S. dry goods and millinery 56 Franklin Square,

r 12 Brinckerhoff ave

Brady Thomas, carpenter, r 207 Third ff

Brainard Floyd L proprietary goods, r 41 Steuben ^

Brainard M. G. Mrs. r 68 Seymour ave S*

BRAMLEY ALEXANDER REV. pastor of South St. M. ^

E Church, r 33 South ?

Brakcfield Frank E. spinner, r 21 William g.

Brakefield George A. spinner, r 47 Spring g

Brakefield Harriet Mrs. r 78 Broadway g.

Brand F. E. clerk 188 Genesee, r 69 Fayette o

Brand Frederick, butcher, 65 Chenango ave S

Brand James H. foreman ^9 John, r 69 Fayette ^

Brand John, butcher, r 94 Canal "

Brand Lena Mr^. tailoress, r 239 Bleecker ' %

Brand Mary Mrs. r 33 High 3

Brand William J. clerk Government bldg. r 31 High S

Brandegee Edward D. clerk, r 6 Kent £

BRANDEGEE JOHN E. lawyer 71 Genesee, r 6 Kent f^

Brandegee Martina L Mrs. r 0 Kent W

Brandeu A. cabinet maker, r 64 Cooper §

Brandes Fred C. Jr. tailor, r 36 Dudley W

Brandes Frederick C. shoemaker, r 36 Dudley Xi

Brandes William, pressman, 36 Dudley ^

Brandes Wra. A cutter, r 86 Dudley fr

Brandon Adam, laborer, r 58 Johnson ^

Brandt John, tailor, r 21 Canal ^-

Brandt Mary Mrs. widow, r 119 Bleecker o^

Brandt Mary, r Bleecker ^

Bratz Mrs. widow, r York S

Braunig Edward J. boot crimper, r 7 High ^

Brannig Jacob, boot crimper, r 7 High co

Bray Anna Mrs. r Jefferson O

Bray Mary, domestic 312 Genesee g

Braytmeyer Alice, dressmaker, r 12 Stark S

Brayton Arthur A. clerk, r 110 Washington ^ BRAYTON EDWARD S. (Brayton & Seward 32 Genesee), ?^

r 252 same BRAYTON MICHAEL, hotel North Bay, r same BRAYTON M. JESSE, lawyer, Deputy County Clerk, r 110

Washington BRAYTON & SEWARD (Edward S; Brayton and Alexan- der Seward), lawyers 32 Genesee Brazie Charles H. shoemaker, r 28 Whitesboro

Blank Book Manufacturers, 187 Genesee

176 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Dry Good% Carpets, Cloaks, Millinery, Upholstering Oood%

j

Brazie George Mrs. widow, r 37 Kemble

Brazie Henry H. 148 Elizabeth

Brazie Hiram, laborer, r 169 Elizabeth

Brazil C.- Mns. r 84 Taylor ave

Brazil Peter, carpenter 8 Madison lane, r 100 Elizabeth

Breads Lydia Id^s. r 30 Eagle

Breekel Andrew, mason, r 61 Garden

Breen AUie, r 31 Cornelia g Breen Anna Mr& r 31 Cornelia ^ Breen Emma, r 31 Cornelia ^ Breen Kate, r 31 Cornelia 'j Breen Mary, domestic 6S8 Genesee

*^ Breese Thomas, boots and shoes Gtirden cor Spring, r same § Breese, bricklayer, r 3 Griffiths Place

Breim William, wool sorter, r 84 Saratoga

Breish William, engineer, r 16 Washington r Breitenriter Charles, laborer, r Hicks cor Walnut ^. Breitenberg Frank, r 42 Elm M Breitenstein Alonzo, bntcher, r 12 Cornelia d Breitenstein Daniel, r 12 Cornelia '^ Breitenstein Ftederick, batcher, r 12 Cornelia ^ Breitenstein Frederick Jr. fireman, r 128 Fayette if Breitenstein Henry, carpenter, r 24 Chestnut S Breitenstein James, r 120 Columbia * Breitenstein Jacob, engineer, r 16 William § Breitenstein Jacob, 120 Liberty S Breitenstein John, 16 William ^ Breitenstein Michael, clerk 12 Liberty, r same «o BREITHAUPT JULIUS E. tinsmith, r Deerfield road near

^ Mohawk Bridge

g Breithanpt Max, r Deerfield road

^ Breithanpt Fred, varnish maker, r Deerfield

«o Breithing Fred, shoemaker, r 10 Floyd

^ Bremer Adolph, upholsterer, r 33 Erie

^ BREMER CHARLES H. fish and fruit market 6 and 8 Col-

^ umbia, r 14 Seneca

fc Bremer Christian, laborer, r 6 Orchard

S Bremer Elizabeth, operative, r 6 Orchard

g Bremer Elizabeth, r 328 Whitesboro

p Bremer Frank, shoecutter, r 71 Taylor ave

^ Bremer Joseph, shoemaker, 828 Whitesboro

Bremiller Anthony, laborer, r 107 Schuyler

Bremiller Barbara, operative, r 107 Schuyler

Bremiller Charles, mason, r 107 Schuyler

Bremiller Frank, saloon 128 Fayette, r same

Bremiller Magadena, r 107 Schuyler

Bremiller Michael, foreman, r 109 Schuyler

Brendle Antoine, r 186 Columbia

Fred A. Cassidy, swceessor to J. H. Douglciss,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 177

Shawls, Fans and Fur-Lined OloveSy Blankets and Moiqnito Het,

Brennan Ada, domestic 80 Blandina Brennan Daniel, laborer, r Nichols near Lansing Brennan John, plumber, r 69 Court

Brennan Mary Mrs. r 41 Francis ^

Brennan Patrick W. shoemaker, r 10 Montgomery L

Brennan P. J. Mrs. r 132 Blandina S^

Brennan Thomas, laborer, r 15 Hnbbell ^

Brenner Charles, carpenter, r 17 Parker ?

Brenner Christian, weaver, r 83 Spring * »o

Brenner John, salesman, r 23 Fayette 2

Brenner John, laix>rer, r 323 Whitesboro »

Breslaner B. gloves and millinery 182 Genesee, r 109 Col- p«

umbia hci Brestley Jacob, laborer, r 31 Green Breuscb Charles, factory operative, r 132 Schuyler

Breusch John Mrs. r 132 Schuyler K

BreuBch John Jr. boiler maker, r 20 Green m

Breusch Mary, factory operative, r 132 Schuyler ff

Breusch Mrsw r 17 Jason * * g^

Brewer Angustus G. r 88 Broad g.

Brewer Erastus A. farmer, r 95 Howard ave c>

Brewster Hiram E. teller Savings Bank of Utica, r Waverly §*

House 372 Genesee Brewster Stephen P. engineer, r 77 Libertv

BRIDENBEICKER E. D. Central Hotel 19 and 21 Fayette, r g

same g.

Bridenbecker Isaac W. carpenter, r 23 Union ^ p BRIDENBECKER J. W. Central Hotel 19 and 21 Fayette, |

r same S*

Bridenbecker Jessie Miss, r Central Hotel m

Bridgman Hannah, r 23 Erie 3.

Bridgman Henry, carder, r 23 Erie ^

Bridge Anthony, operative, r 8 Jason §( Brieddy Joseph, laborer, r 242 Blandina Brieddy Patrick, coachman, r 94 Elizabeth

Briggs Andrew J. agent, 110 Catharine ^

Briggs Arvilla, r 40 Blandina ^

Briggs Charles E. Am. express, r 127 Third g.

Briggs R S. clerk Buckley Co.'s. r 15 Seneca 4

Briggs John, laborer,, 209 Mohawk «g BRIGGS R J. agent laundry queen washer 60 Whitesboro, r »

same. See page 555. g

Brigham Charles, barkeeper Baggg Hotel § BRIGHT WILLIAM H. lawyer 68 Genesee, r 2 Hobart |

Brinzler August, cigarmaker, r 6 Cedar ^ Brinzler Joseph, r 6 Cedar Brinzler Joseph, Jr. r 6 Cedar Brister W. D. musician, r 50 Schuyler

Furnishing Undertaker, ^1 Genesee St.

178 UTTCA CITY DIRECTORY.

ALL OH OHE LIHE.

Bristol Eliza A. Mrs. r 9 HiG:h

Bristol Frank, r 41 Fay

BRISTOL HENRY M. (Bristol & Smith) r Arcrde

BRISTOL & SMITH, (H. M. Bristol and W. T. Smith),

hoofCfitoTO 4 .Ai*Gao6

BRITT EDWARD P. (Greene & Britt) r 178 Genesee

- Britt William B. r 178 Genesee Britton Margaret, operative, r 75 Cornelia Brizins Frank, cigarmaker, r 288 Whitesboro Brixius Henry, saloon, r 238 Whitesboro

Broadbent Alfred, spinner, r 228 Conrt

Broadbent Brothers, (Edwin and Charles) mfg. jewelers 32 g< Genesee

^ Broadbent Charles, (Broadbent Bros.) r 228 Court ^ Broadbent Edwin, (Broadbent Bros.) r 228 Conrt ^ Brock Mary, r Ratger cor West d Brockett Edward, carpenter, r 70 Arcade ^ Brockett John R barber 8 Liberty, r 70 Arcade j Btockett William, horse clipper, r 14 Saratoga *S Brockman Edward, cabinetmaker, r 248 Whitesboro ^ Brockway B. K clerk Richards Block, r 86 Charlotte S Brockway Henry, carpenter, r 60 BrinckerhoflE ave ^ Brockway James, U. S. C. mills, r 103 Conrt ^ Brockway John, teamster, r 229 Albany " Brockway Sarah Mra r 122 Taylor ave -({ Brohl M. tailor, r 70 Stenben Jg Bromley Alfred J. clerk, r 17 Washington 3 Bromley George S. bookkeeper 17 Washiqgton

^ Bromley Joseph, fireman, r 17 Washington ^ Bromley Mary Mrs. r 17 Washington

Broner Sasan, r 6 Stenben park

Bronner Mary, chaimbermaid Baggs Hotel

Bronk John H. shoemaker 109 Washington, r 16 Plant g Bronnock Michael, condactor, r 64 Catharine 'J Brooks Charles F. r Commercial Hotel ^ Brooks Elizabeth S. r 63 Fayette

Brooks Francis J. clerk, r 46 Mohawk

Brooks Franklin F. carpenter, r 205 Mohawk

Brooks Mattie Miss, r 63 Fayette

Brophy James, laborer, r 13 Meadow

Brophy M. F. tailor, r 138 Elizabeth

Brothers Abraham B. carpenter, r 148 Webster ave

Brothers James H. condactor N. Y. C. RR r 9 Blandina

Brothers Joseph, engineer, r 28 Tracy

Brothers Harvey, bookkeeper, r 9 Blandina

Brothers Theodore, carpenter, r 130 Lansing

Brothers Wallace, carpenter, r 31 Taylor ave

Brothers William, r 34 Jay

Wescott ^ Reusswig, Fine Gwstom Tailors,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 179

TBX WEST SHOBB.

&r

Broiheis William H. porter, r 34 Jay Blower Abram G. physician, r 306 Genesee Brower Annie S. Brower hoaae, r 87 Liberty Brongh Ellen Mrs. r 263 Whitesboro Broagb Ida, r 263 Whitesboro Brongh James, tailor, r 4 Stevens Brough Joseph, plamber, r 263 Whitesboro Brown A. L carpenter, r 67 State Brown Albert R clerk, r 308 Bleecker Brown Alice V. V. Waverly 372 Genesee Brown Alice, tailoress, r cor James and Neilson ^

Brown Archibald T. moulder, r 62 Mohawk £

Brown Benjamin F. laborer, r 84 Kossuth ave 2

Brown Bert A. printer, r 60 Main ^

Brown Brayton, r 36 Fayette Brown Chester A. clerk, r 83 Charlotte S"

Brown Charles, waiter Baggs Hotel ^

Brown Charles E. moulder, r 20 Chenango ave ^

Brown Charles F. carriage trimmer, r 60 Elizabeth S

Brown Catharine Mrs. tailoress, r 42 Cooper ^

Brown Charles E. machinist, r 33 Albany 9

Brown Charles E. clerk, r 21 Brinckerhoff ave %

Brown Charles F. ticket agent N. Y. C. depot, r 161 Elizabeth » Brown Charles R. shoeraaKer, r Blandina cor Kossuth ave g. Brown Charles H. shoemaker, r 107 Lansing o

Brown Chester, r 83 Charlotte &

BROWN D. D. Utica old iron and metal depot 63-73 Jay, % r 3 Kent. See advt. page 37 -

Brown D. H. carpenter, r 78 Cooper S-

Brown Elmer E. baker, r 91 Court g

Brown E. G. Miss, r Waverly 372 Genesee ci

Brown Edward, brakesman, r 9 Washington ^

Brown Edward H. clerk 114 Genesee, r 68 Blandina H

Brown Elon G. r 54 Lansing ^

Brown Eugene, moulder, r 45 Washington ^

BROWN E. M. journalist Press oflSce, r Commercial Hotel § Brown Francis, carpenter, r 308 Bleecker jji

Brown Frank G. carpenter, r 308 Bleecker Brown George, shoemaker, r Dudley House Brown George, wood carver, r Hotel Zublin Brown George, car inspector, r 34 Hart Brown H. C. Mrs. r 143 Steuben Brown H. C. Mrs. r 68 Blandina Brown Henry, cutter, r 34 Hart Brown Ira L Mrs. r V/l Third Brown Ira C. bookkeeper, r 55 Blandina Brown Jacob Sr. r 34 Hart Brown Jacob Jr. baker, r 34 Hart

Jio. 88 Genesee Street, Utica.

180 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

CABPET8, will ocoasioiLally drop up this way,

Brown J. F. Mrs. r 35 Cornelia § Brown James, office 13 Spring, r same § Brown, James H. clerk N. Y. C. RR. eating house S Brown James P. cheese dealer 4 Baggs square, r 38 Broad >4 Brown James, tailor, r 177 Park ave g Brown James, tireman, r 9 Washington ,_ Brown James W. moulder, r 62 Mohawk «S Brown Jane Miss, r 60 Main g Brown Jennie, r 68 Blandina g Brown Jerome, gilder, r 38 Elizabeth ^ Brown John, wool sorter, r 38 Elizabeth -5 Brown John, carder, r James cor Neiison S Brown John, r 84 Hart g Brown J. E. telegrapher, r 95 Columbia § BROWN JOHN G. (Warnick & Brown), r 255 Genesee M Brown J. H. Mrs. widow, r 161 Elizabeth ce BROWN J. K. (Risley, Brown, Quin & Perry) r Holland 0 Patent

^ Brown John L postal clerk, r 62 Mohawk g Brown John M. bookkeeper 20 Catharine, r 8 William ® Brown Joseph, shoemaker, r 84 Kossuth ave pg Brown Leslie W. asst. teller Ist nat. bank, r 255 Genesee ^ Brown Martin J. wagon maker, r 308 Whitesboro g Brown Mary Mrs. widow, r 102 State M Brown M. E. D. artist 94 Genesee, r same H Brown Melville C. teller Utica City National Bank, r 103 South '2 Brown Michael, carpenter, r 134 Mohawk « Brown M. E. r Waverly 372 Genesee M Brown Mott T. bookkeeper 79 Genesee, r 34 Lansing 2 Brown Quenting, clerk, r 35 Cornelia 2 Brown Rasmus, engineer, r 1 Faass ave o Brown Phoebe Mrs. r 103 South ^ Brown Robert A. Mra tailoress, r 19 Cornelia g BROWN S. G. Rev. r Waverly 372 Genesee p Brown Silas, shoemaker, r 11 Hubhell

Brown Stella, domestic Hatfield farm Broad near city line

Brown Susan M. r 41 South ^ Brown Thomas H. bracket sawyer, r 78 Cooper g BROWN THOMAS J. Rev, D. D. pastor Westminster -g Church, r 36 Rutgcr

^ Brown Thomas W. carpenter, r Bleecker cor Bacon g< Brown Van Antwerp F. Miss., r 8 William S, Brown William E. bookkeeper 48 Hotel, r 102 State 2 BROWN WILLIAM J. pump maker 81 Catharine, r 126 ^ Lansing

8, Brown William J. county clerk's office, r 19 Kirkland M BroWn William, boilermaker, r 91 Court

- Brown W. printer Herald office

^ : .

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- jqgt as they med to go out flahing for a day's recreation, -

Brownell Alansiug W. r 19 Steuben Brownell A. W. Mrs. milliner, r 19 Steaben Brownell C. H. clerk, r 72 Fayette

Brownell George G. with C. Is. Y. T. & T. Co. Arcuide ?

Brownschweiger John, laborer, r 12 Leeds S

Brncker Christian, laborer, r 164 Miller *

Bnicker Frederick, laborer, r 19 Cornelia 5 Brncker George, plumber, r 12 Cornelia Brncker Nellie, domestic 65 Fayette Bruker Edward, tailor, r 6 Schuyler Bniker Ernest, tailor, r 6 Schuyler

Bruker Ernest Jr. tailor, r 6 Schuyler g

Brundige O. S. pedler, r 209 Genesee g;

Brnndige 8. A. r 279 Whitesboro R

Brnnett Francis, shoemaker, r 64 Schuyler &

Brunett Joseph, saloon 61 Yarick, r same 3.

Brnnett Joseph Jr. shoe cutter, r 61 Varick «?

Brunett Louis, shoemaker, r 49 Saratoga ^

Bronner Bridget, domestic 21 Henry S

Brnnner Charles, r 130 Columbia *§

Brunner Charles, r 30 Leah ^-

Brunner Christina, r 180 Columbia S^

Brnnner Francis, porter, r Pleasant P*'

Brnnner Helen, r 34 Whitesboro ^

Brunner Jacob, farmer, r Pleasant y

Brunner Joseph, laborer, r 130 Columbia ^

Brunner L. blacksmith, r 164 Fayette g

Brnnner Leo, blacksmith, r 26 Whitesboro ^

Brnnner Louis, operative, r 34 Whitesboro ^

Brunner Michael, laborer, r 22 Hope g*

Brush Edward N. 1st. asst. physician lunatic Asylum ^

Brnsskay Julius, pedler, r Hicks cor Hickory ®

Bruton George W. printer, r 39 Cooper |

Bryan Henrietta, r 77 Cornelia g^

Bryan Honora, r 77 Cornelia g

Brj'an John, barkeeper Bagge Hotel, r 90 John ^

Buchanan Anna, dressmaker, r 65 Columbia &

Buchanan Andrew, painter, r 65 Columbia g

Buchanan David Mrs. r 65 Columbia o

Buchanan Diana A. dressmaker, r 23 Union S Buchanan George J. mill supplies 23 Catharine, r 34 Spring M. Buchanan Horabe, fireman, r 65 Colnmbia ^ ^ *<

Buchanan Mary, tailoress, r 93 Columbia ^'

Buchanan Kuth, r 66 Columbia §

Buchanan Walter, r 81 Court \^ Buchane Madame, dressmaker 181 Genesee, r same Bnchane Minnie Miss, 181 Genesee Bucher Charles E. clerk, r 59 Tracy

Groceries, Genesee corner Fayette Street.

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182 UTlCsA CITY DIRECTORY.

^ Bucher Einile A. carpenter, r 67 Third Q Bncher John R policeman, r 59 Tmcy

-Q BUC5HER JOHN R JR luillinerj and fancy goods 66 and O 6S Varick, r 110 Varick

^ Bucher Joseph, carpenter, r Jefferson and Albany p (Bucher see butcher) j3 Bnchs John, tinsmith, r 87 Dudley ^ Buckberger Michael, 15 Whitesboro, r Deerfield fl Buckingham A. P. waiter Baggs Hotel p Buckingliam D. P. 24 Broad, r 57 Howard ave 4^ BUCKINGHAM E D. music store and art gallery 173 and ^ 175 Genesee, r 104 John

g Buckingham M. S. Mr^. r 32 South ^ Buckley Catharine Mrs. r 69 Miller f; Buckley Daniel, watchman, r 79 Catharine 2^ Buckley Daniel Jr. policeman, r 79 Catharine '3 Buckley Daniel, grocery 218 Bleecker, r same ^ Buckley Elizabeth, r 59 Miller i Buckley Frank, clerk, r 79 Catharine *H Buckley George, boilermaker, r 195 Miller g Buckley Jennie, domestic 34 Whitesboro QQ Buckley Katie, r 55 Fayette 5 Buckley Michael, laborer, r 160 Catharine »H Buckley, Jeremiah J. com. traveler, r 182 Blandina o BUCKLEY JOHN HON. (Buckley & Co. 81 and 83 Gen- ^ esee), r 74 Elizabeth. See outside front cover, top and

> side lines

^ Buckley John E. salesman 85 Genesee, r 59 Miller -^ BUCKLEY & CO. dry goods and carpets 81 and 83 Gen- ^ esee. See outside front cover, top and side lines '2 Budd Francis F. clothing manufacturer 38 Genesee, r Parker -g Block

'r; Budiger Anna M. r 82 Canal

Bndlong George, engineer, r 110 Whitesboro 1^ Budlong Mary A. r 12 Steuben Park cQ Budlong Mary C. J. widow, nurse, r 38 Francis ctt Budlong Orlo A. engineer, r 110 Whitesboro

Bndlong Orlo S. carpenter, r 110 Whitesboro

]^ Bndlong Samuel H. butcher, r 31 Henry ^ Bndlong Schuyler S. drover, r 31 Henry o BUDLONG T. FRANK, (H. Gilbert Hart & Co. iron found- ^ ers Cornelia street) r 110 Whitesboro

q BUDLONG W. A. dentist 33 Arcade, r 9 Miller *§ Budlong W. L. r 31 Henry 'g Bneche Charles, barber shop 148 Court, r same Q> Bnehler John pedler, r 34 South Hamilton ^ Bnehler John Jr. grocer r 34 South Hamilton Bnel Phebe, r Home for the Homeless

Purvis, Metcalf Sr Co., Book-Binders and

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 18S

Buerger Charles, dealer in tin and copper ware 53 and 65 ci.

Court, r Downer ave O

Buell Harriett E. widow, r 311 Genesee ^

Bagental Charles, tel. operator, r 126 Park ave §

Bugental Agnes, widow, r 126 Park ave hi

Bagental Frank, printer, r 48 Miller Jj^

Bahler George, watchmaker, r 165 Bleecker O

Bahler George, Jr. baker 47 Third ^

Bahler Jacob, shoemaker, r 166 Bleecker ^ BULGER P. F. lawyer, judge city court 5 Pearl, r 55 Rutger §-

(Bnlger see Bonlger.) b

Bulkley C. J. bookkeeper 193 Genesee, r 103 Oneida * BULL AUGUSTUS F. bookkeeper W. F. Boynton's, r 84 ^

Whitesboro ®

Ballard Charles L telegrapher, r 88 Blandina §

Bollard Geo. W. clerk 28 Genesee, r 3 Mary G

Ballard Nettie K domestic 48 Rntger q|

Bullock Emma, dressmaker, r 24 Blandina Oq

Bollock Eliza Mrs. r 24 Blandina £

Bollock Jennie G. teacher, r 24 Blandina iq

Bolt J. E. Mr& r 3 South ^ Bonn George H. sign painter 60 Franklin Sq. r 44 Cottage ^i.

Bonn Robert, r 44 Cottage b*

Bonnell E. R cartman, r 28 Chatham ^

Bunney Agnes Mrs. r 193 Park ave ^.

Barbidge Edward, clerk, r 24 High §*

Burch Sarah R Mrs. r 44 Blandina ^

Burdick Celine Miss, r 17 Steuben ^

Burdick Charles L. Mrs. r 17 Steuben g

Burdick Francis M. Hon., moved to Clinton B

Berger Christian, fireman, r 51 Saratoga B

Burg Morris, button hole maker, r 145 Fayette g

Burgess Alexander, carpenter, r 77 Taylor ave S.

Burgess James, coaciiman, r 20 Hart ^ Burke A. Mrs. r 54 Columbia

Burke Balinda, weaver, r54 Columbia W

Bnrke Bridget, widow, r 124 Catharine S

Burke Catharine E. 33 Second g'

Burke Dennis, laborer, r 15 State ^

Bnrke Dennis, r 1 82 Bleecker ^

Bnrke Edward, mason, r 160 Lansing 9

Burke Edward J. clerk 14 Bleecker od

Barke James A. clerk, r 33 Second ^

Burke James, r 54 Columbia g.

Burke J. r 46 Elm <x>

Burke James, shoemaker, r 139 Jay ^

Bnrke John, blacksmith, r 212 Blandina g

Burke John, r 124 Catharine 3

Blank Book Manufacturers, 1S7 Genesee. 9

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

the late comerB to its neighborhood will

Jatin J. frame maker, r 56 Cooper

Julin J. pedler, r 91 Steuben

Julia Mr& widow, r 67 Leah

Mrs. John, r 33 Second

Maria, r 6 Kent

Mrs. Mary, rll Garden

Mary Am, widow, r 4 WasJiington

Martin, r 67 Leah

(E MICHAEL J. picture frame and looking ^laes ifr. 12 Bleecker, r 163 same

Michael, r 134 Mohawk

Patrick, r 124 Catharine

Patrick, laborer, r 212 Blandina

Patrick S. horGeshoer 16 Main, r 15 Mohawk

P. Mre, widow, r 15 Mohawk

Patrick, r 84 Mohawk

Patrick, teamster, r 108 Hicks

Kichard, laborer, r 124 Catharine

Thomas, r 54 Colnmbia

Tl^umae J. laborer, r 71 Second

Walter, machinist, r 6 Madison Lane 3 see Bourke.)

ardt Andrew, laborer, r 101 Canal ardt Chas. mechanic, r Deerfield road ardt Frank, stonecntter, r 26 Sonth Hamilton hardt Frank, rll7 Liberty hardt Michael, laborer, r 22 South Hamilton icli Bernhardt, operative, r 37 Saratoga igame A, C. engineer, r 64 Liberty igaiue Eliza Mrs. r 53 Warren ngham Patrick, laborer, r 143 Blandina am Orville A. ealeeman 72 Geneeee, t 85 Hart am Wilford C. salesman 171 Qeneeee, r 78 Howard ave am William L. agent, r 46 Howard ave p Augustus, shipping clerk 50 Hotel, r 6 Neileon p George M. clerk, r 44 Rutger p Wm. L. Mrs. r 44 Rntger p William M. registry clerk P. O. r 44 Rutger Ann, widow, r 13 Brinckerhoff ave

Annie T. r 13 Brinckerhoff ave

Andrew, lioetler, r 68 Broadway

Ellen, r 129 Bleccker

George, shoemaker, r 75 Lansing Gracie, tailoress, r 58 Broadway

H. L. fresco painter, rl2 Cooper

Henry, laborer, r 141 Miller

James, weaver, r 29 Huntington Jamea, laborer, r 129 BKecker

.'J- Cassidy, siiccf^ssor to J. H. Douglass,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORS. 185

cadi on us for goods they don^t find at home.

Barns James, laborer, r 58 Broadway ^

Bums John, r 58 Broadway b"

Barns John, mason, r 280 Mohawk ^

Barns John, laborer, r 34 Kemble (b

Barns John, operative, r 32 Leah g;

Barns Kittie, r 125 Schayler CD

Barns Kittie, r 129 Schuyler ^ ^

Barns Lawrence, carder, r 129 Schnyler §

Barns Leonard, r 12 Cooper «i»

Burns Lizzie, r 129 Schayler g

Burns Mary Ann, r 129 Schuyler q»

Barns Mary A. weaver, r 125 Schuyler §

Burns Mary, r 60 Rutger g-

Burns Mary Mrs. r 128 Court Q.

Burns Michael, moulder, r 19 Cornelia Oq

Burns Michael, tailor, r 29 Cooper S'

Bums Robert, boilermaker, r 89 Fayette 2*

Burns Thomas, gardener, r 280 Mohawk l^.

Bums Thomas, laborer, r 68 Washington 5

Burns Thomas, plumber, r 125 Schuyler g;

Burns Thomas, teamster, r 90 Jay (D

Burns Thomas W. laborer, r 28 Whitesboro Oj

Burns Willard, porter, r 12 Cooper g^

Bunifs Willard, plumber, r 12 Cooper «i»

(Barns see Byrnes.) ^

Burridge Caroline, r 32 Oneida . BURRILL N. A. superintendent U. & B. R RR. telegraph W

24 Whitesboro, r 33 Mary o

Burrows Mary Mrs. r 141 Miller Jj

Burrows Wesley, engineer, r 7 First P

Burt Henry, clerk 92 Genesee, r 29 Hopper ^

Burt Maggie, dressii^aker, r 21 Blandina ^

(Burt see Birt) CJ

Burton Dexter Mrs. r 4 Henry P Burton Horace L sexton P^irst Presbyterian Church, r 47 Od

Broadway ^*

BDRTON HORACE, grocer 108 State, r same g

Barton John T. agent, r 31 Wager Qi

Barton Morris, Butteriield House billiard room, r 41 Yarick 09

Burton S. Mrs. r 3 Johnson Square ^

Burton Sybil Mrs. r 26 Rutger Q?

Burton Thomas, r 10 Plant §

Burton William, cook N. Y. S. asylum g

Busacker John, foreman, 237 South cb

Bnsell Harry, shoemaker, r 13 Broadway ^

Bush Andrew, machinist, r 157 Seymour ave ^2

Bosh Francis Mrs. r 21 York i

Bush Frank, cabinet maker, r 13 Mary (b - ei.

Furnishing Undertaker, J^l Genesee Street.

UTICA CITY DIEECTOET.

ice it sjaaexed Utica and lUon,

. r 21 York

L S15 Genesee, r 90 Main

jward, bookkeeper, r New Hartford

J. coftchman, r 18 Fazton

aee Mre. narse, r 14 Johnson eqr

teamBter, r Northern Hotel ^. Mrs, r 76 Broadway rles M. overseer Globe Mills, r 30 Conrt 1, r 89 Liberty lUm Mrs. r 18 Faxtoo . G. operative, r 40 Court . L r 40 Court Buclier) ilrs. r 89 Third li R r 76 Broadway rine, r 31 Third rine, r 37 Broadway rine E, r 13 Mohawk

HARLES A. (Hoyt & Bntler inaurance 93 Gen- i Clark place. See adr outside front cover >e M. 137 Genesee, r 270 same »eth, r 76 Broadway ) D. r 76 Broadway I, dyer, r 14 South Hamilton I, r 72 Mohawk

M. cashier Oneida County Bank 73 Genesee, r !ote]

MILTON (Roberts, Butler & Co.) r 350 Genesee laborer, r 81 Park ave Miss, dreesmaker, r 13 Mohawk X r 89 Third iome for the Homeless :k C. shoemaker, r 13:2 Lansing Mrs. nurse, r 270 Genesee [tUMAN E. (Butler & Hamilton), r 47 Broad HAMILTON (Trnraan K. Butler and Chariee n) drugs and groceries, 114 Genesee tin, carpenter 89 Third, r same

Fred, tailor, r 11 Bryan

William, cabinet maimer, r 11 Bryan ELD HOUSE, T. R Proctor proprietor, Genesee

ELD LIVERY (Theodore F. Bntterfield), 12

3ee adv't following page

[. M. Mrs, r 703 Genesee road

i)hn Mrs. i 21 Whitesboro

ohn, r Bntterfield House

3hn C. clerk, r 21 Whitesboro

^ Reusswig, Fine Custom Tailors,

[US7. HALF CENTURY. , 1188S.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED

irebfuu imi mi

IE:*tHbllah«d 1817.)

No. 12 Main Street, Utica, N. Y.

This favorite esUblishmsnt is the oldest aad most complel*' in everT- thing that DiakeB up a Llrerj Stable that can be found in tli<' world, and is always ready to farninh the pablic with

Horses &: Carriages

Of fint-clam styleand with faithful drivers, for Parties, Weddings, &c., &c AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

Funerals ullended urith Carriages, anp an Elegant Jlearse ifdeaired. We oaly aak our share of patronage, and haviDg been iu the business THIRTY FIVE TEARS we think we know the wante of the public.

Remember, 12 MAIN STREET. THEO. F. BUTTERFIELD,

Proprietor.

1S8 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

, and spring from Summer hack

S" BUTTERFIELD THKODORE, genera) passenger agent U.

g & B. K BR. r 703 Genesee road

g BUTTERFIELD THEODORE F. livery 12 Main, r 68i

a Genesee.

^ Buttcrmau Morris, laborer, r 24 Third

*§ Biitterwortli Richard D. Bhoeinaker, r 16 William

(^ Batterworth Edwin S. furrier, r 41 Seymour ave

^ Butting Emil, uphoisterer, r 24 Varick

0) Butts Amanda, r 55 Fajette

x\ Butts Gcur;ie, r 1 Union

Butts Matilda, teacher seminary, r same +» "olin W. plumber, r 104 Varick

3 n Charles S, trimmer, r 112 Fayette

^ n Seymour P. r 60 Seymonr ave

^ arriet E. Mrs. r 2 Stenben Park

Z^ Jridget Mrs.'r 13 First

^ largaret, tailorese, r 31 Lansing

^ ttichael, machinist, r 8S Miller

a* ioBQ M. r 31 Laueing

S Edwaid, r 11 Cliatham

.g Uichael, paper hanger, r Arcade

» MoBeE, laborer, r 11 Chatham

Moses Jr. paper hanger, r 11 Chatham CO Thomas, plumber, r U Chatham

% Thomas, mason, r 26 Leah

_ see Burna)

S \. C. Mrs. I 65 Fayette

g /"^ADY PETER V. cigarraaker, r 10 Francis 2 \^ Caffery James, poIiBher, r 83 Albany

tQ Cafflno Charies, cook Baggs Hotel

^ Cahill Edward, blacksmith, r 102 Mary

(D Cahill Elizabeth, tailoros?, r 185 Miller

5 CAHILL HENRY M. tin rooter 69 Bleecker, r 67 John. See

q, pane 58

« Cahill James F. plumber, r 74 Miller

g Cahill J(.hn F. clerk, r 102 Mary

S CAHILL JOHN J. plumber and gas filter 56 John, r 42 same _ Cahill John J. mason, r 171 Miller

^ Cahill John J. r 160 Jay

^ Cahill John, r 25 Oneida

^ Cahill Mary, tailoreas, r 143 Rutger

g Cahill Mary, r 56 Elizabeth

« Cahill Mary, widow, 185 Miller* ^ Cahill Mary, tailorese, r 160 Jay

^ Cahiil Maggie, r 27 Gold

a Cahill Thomas F. clerk, r 160 Jay jg Cahill Thomas, r 86 Elizabeth

W. H. McGarvey S^ Co. Cigars and Fancy

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

to its place. - Old Prophecy.

189

Cahill Thomas D. stove inoanter, r 143 Rutger

Cahill -Timothy, moulder, r 185 Miller

Cahill William, laborer, r 143 Rutger

Cahill William H. plumber, r 143 Rutger

Caiu Ambrose J. shoe cutter, r 29 Tajlor avenue

CaiD Charles, stone cutter, r 263 Bleecker

Cain John, boss spinner, r Bacon

Cain John Mrs. r 29 Taylor ave

Cain Miss, operator, r 29 Taylor ave

Cain Phillip, fireman, r 64 (jooper

Cain Julia, r 55 Cornelia

Calder F. M. law student 77 Genesee

Caldwell Irving, machinist, r 14 Cooper

Calen James, com. agent 12 Liberty

Caley Herman L. moulder, r 170 Court

Calhoun Charlotte, dressmaker, r 11 Fayette

Califf Alice, dressmaker, r 88 Jay

CaliS Osborn, laborer, r Deerfield

Calkins Egbert, cartman, r 119 Miller

Calkins Omer,. painter, r 61 Lansing

CALL SAMUEL REV. pastor M. E. Church, r 16 Spring

Callahan Agnes Mrs. r 25 Pearl

CALLAHAN BROS. (John Jr. and Walter Callahan), stone- yard Water cor Washington

Callahan Ellen R r Home for aged men

Callahan Catharine Mrs. tailoress, r 25 Gold

Callahan Edmund J. mason, saloon 10 Pearl, r 1 Saratoga

CALLAHAN EDWARD, stoneyard Washington cor Water, r 74 Lansing

Callahan Jerry, contractor, r 31 Lansing

Callahan John, laborer, r 72 Cornelia

Callahan John, laborer, r 22 Third

Callahan John, stonecutter, r 21 Philip

Callahan John Jr. (Callahan Bros.), r 83 Cooper

Callahan Mary A. dressmaker, r 25 Pearl

Callahan Matthew, cartman, r 188 Third

Callahan Sarah R r 25 Pearl

Callahan Thomas F. clerk 25 John, r 25 Pearl

Callahan Timothy, r 207 Park ave

Callahan Walter, (Callahan Bros.), r 8 Washington

Callahan Edward, laborer, r Commercial Hotel

CALLANEN FRANK J. ass^t treasurer U. C. RR. 19 Main, r 16 West

Callaway James, metal sash maker, r 193 Park avenue

Callesse Lora Mra r 89 Parker

CAMBRIAN HOTEL, Liberty cor Broadway

Cameron, Owen & Co. (Mrs. M. J. Cameron, Mrs. G. P. Owenp, Mrs. R K Woodall), fancy goods 122 Genesee

Groceries, Genesee corner Fayette Street.

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, Fires were needed, Overooata oomfortabie.

Irew, laborer, r 261 Bleecker

es, laborer, r 261 Bleecker

1, masoD, r 81 Elm

gie, tailorees, r 261 Blt'ecker

r, Mrs. (Cameron, Owen & Co.) r 4 Perkins ave

ie, domestic 348 Oenesce

i, tailoreSB, r 261 Bleecker '

liam A. tinemith, r 4 Perkins ave

0, eijijarmaker, r cor State and Fayette Irs. r 357 Genesee

9. ealearaan, r 67 Sejmourave

barine, operative, r 26 Jay

rles, laborer, r 26 Jay

iry, iRDndryman Bag^ Hotel

aloon 25 Park ave, rl51 Catharine

les R clerk, r 110 Waahington

nie. operative, r 228 Blandina

n, laborer, r 71 Broad

n H. clerk, r 71 Broad

M. r 1 Johngun Park

a, dressmaker, r 35 Sonth

W. clerk, r 71 Broad

y K r 228 Blandina

y. chambermaid Bagga Hotel

"RODERICK, floristaud soperinteodent Forest

itery, r same

i^. r 19 Elizabeth

.enuedy.)

I^t, r 59 Park ave

, laborer, r 63 Erie

lea H. salesman, r 38 Cooper

1, widow, r 38 Cooper

n, machinist, r 60 Cooper

, r 38 Cooper

, engineer, r S8 Cooper

. watchmaker at Schiller's, rill New Harttord

ird, carpenter, r 114 Seymour ave

ina, widow, nurse, r 114 Blandina

lel, r 22 Henry

i, ropemaker, r 71 Kemble

ncy J. tailoress, r HfiLansinf;

ah J. tailoress, r 146 Lansing

nuel, machinist, r 146 Lansing

a, r 89 Mary

Mrs, widow, r 89 Jay I, foreman Trihune ofiice, r 21 First erick J. civil ensineer, r 21 First

Mie6,r ISDndley

^etcalf ^ Co., Book-Binders and

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 191

Dan Bice was here, bnt no Snininer,

CAPRON J. S. (J. B. WellB, Son & Co. dry goods 77 and 79

Oenesee) r 495 Whitesboro road ^

Capron John, cigarmaker, r 113 Bleecker ^

Gapron Joshaa, carpenter, r 88 Eagle L^

Capron John W. cigarmaker, r 45 Elizabeth ^

Garaher Andrew, laborer, r 9 Gold ^

Caraher Mary Ann, r 145 Colnmbia Q>

CARAHER PATRICK REV. pastor St. Patrick's Church, r §

145 Colombia Q»

Caraher Thomas, St. Elizabeth's Hc^spital ^

Card Libby, domestic Baggs Hotel § Carberry John E. foreman M. H. Griffith & Co. r 66 Broad Q,

Carey , carpenter, r 27 Neilson C>

Carey Charles W. machinist, r 138 Seymour ave ^

Carey Eugene A. clerk 64 Seneca, r 133 Seymour ave *C5

Carey George L carpenter, r 164 Seymour ave 5^

Carey Henry R cigarmaker, r 133 Seymour ave ^

Carey Joim H. carpenter and builder, r 183 Seymour ave ^

Carey John W. painter, r 69 Taylor ave c^

Carey Margaret Mra r 158 South ^

Carry Mary Mrs. r 120 Elizabeth ^

(Carey see Cari7) S.

Carl Thomas, factory operative, r 41 Warren ^

Carl Mary, domestic 121 John ^

(Carl see Karl) j^^

Carle Andrew, cutter, r 35 Dudley g

Oarle Ann Mra widow, r 64 Stark o

Carle Frederick A. tailor, r 40 Dudley E

Carle John, tailor, r 24 Seymour ave S

Carlin Annie, r 190 Blandina T

Carlin John, shoemaker, r 190 Blandina ^

Carmody Nora, r 4 Green O

Garmody Mary, r 4 Green -^

Carmody Michael, r 4 Green S'^

Gamall Ann Mrs. r 14 Hotel CX>

CARNEY BROS. (Patrick H. and John Carney) stoves and ^*^

tinware 265 Whitesboro §

Carney Catharine, r 89 Third Q*

Carney Ellen Mrs. r 89 Cooper Oo

Carney Frank P. tinsmith, r 20 Mandeville ^

CARNEY HUGH, r 4 Whitesboro gi CARNEY HUGH MRS. milliner 4 Whitesboro, r same, g

See page 58 9

Carney Jane, widow, r 85 Park ave o

Carney John, clerk 38 Genesee ®

Carney John, (Carney Bros.) r 3 York ^ Carney John P. painter, r 85 Park ave Carney Julia, r 89 Cooper

r- _M !_ II » ! Ml I ! I _a I !_ jM^ 111 __^^_^.^^^^.^^^^^^^^^^^,^^^^^^^,^am^-^m^^^m^^m^^

Blank Book Manufacturers, 137 Genesee.

192 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Dry Ooods, Carpets^ Cloakfl, Millinery, TJpholstering OoodSy

«Q Carney Margaret, r 89 Cooper

3 Carney Patrick H. (Carney Bros.), r 20 Mandeville

Q Carney P. B. clerk 88 Genesee, r - Mohawk

Carney Thomas, tinsmith, r 89 Cooper "^ Carney Thomas J. stone cotter, r 35 Park ave .q Carpenter Ann, r 21 Leah

fei Carpenter Cornwall, grocer 86 Whitesboro, r same g Carpenter D. P. r Mary cor Milgate '^ Carpenter Henry, masic teacher Hackett Block, r same 55 Carpenter J. W. County Clerk's office, r New Hartford ^ Carpenter Lyman J. mf r adjustable tables, r 102 Washington «3 Carpenter Ruby Miss, r 28 Whitesboro Q Carpenter Walter, r Mary cor Milgate

^ Carpenter William, weaver, r 26 mrden kT Carpenter W. F. r Butterfield House

-; CARPENTER W. P. treasurer Forest Hill cemetery associa- ig; tion, room 3 Gardner Block, r 62 Broad

^ CARR C. H. insurance agent 178 Genesee, r 84 Miller 2 Carr Francis S. confectioner 35 Columbia, r 49 Broadway 2 Carr Ann Mrs. r 98 Chenango ave b Carr Ellen, r 92 Third

^ Carr Fred J. trimmer, r 46 Howard ave ^ Carr George R. clerk, r 24 Pearl P Carr Henry H. grainer, r 56 Oneida ^ Carr James E. pressman 167 Genesee, r Deerfield ^ Carr John, dresser, r 4 Stark § Carr John, painter, 85 Spring g Carr John, laborer, r 147 Miller

§ CARR JOSEPH, insurance agent, 178 Genesee, r 16 Cooper ^ Carr M. S. Clerk, r 98 Chenango ave ^ Carr Mary Mra r 169 Blandina

09 Carr Noah F. barber shop and restaurant, Genesee cor Liberty * Carr Patrick J. r Deerfield ^ Carrick Ellen, r 149 Bleecker § Carrigan James, r 64 First ^ Carroil's Clothing store, 40 Genesee 00 Carroll - coachman, r 80 Jay

r Carroll Catharine, widow, r 87 Elizabeth P Carroll Charles B. engineer Central RR r 100 Broad ^ Carroll Elizabeth, widow, r 64 Third ^ Carroll James, stripper, r cor Blandina and Nichols k^ Carroll J. B. 40 Genesee, r 29 Second ^ Carroll John Mrs. r 100 Broad i^ Carroll John, r 67 Steuben J^ Carroll John, grocer 217 Bleecker, r same O Carroll Mary, r 87 Elizabeth w Carroll Mary, r 67 Steuben ^ Carroll Martin, painter, r 136 Jay

Fred A. Cassidy, successor to J. H. Douglass,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 198,

Shawls, Fans and Fnr-Lined Glovet, Blankets and Mosqnito Net, ^

CD

to

Carroll Michael, wagon maker, r 142 Jay ^

Carroll Michael J. wagon maker, r 142 Jay ^

Carroll M. J. Mrs. r 162 South &

Carrol Michael Mrs. widow, r 18 Nichols ^

Carroll M. J. engineer Central RB. r 84 Main ti»

Carroll Patrick J. 40 Genesee, r 87 Elizabeth ,§

Carroll Paul, laborer, r Blandina cor Nichols C

Carroll Timothy F. monlder, r 142 Jay §

Carroll William, r 26 Leah (^

Carroll William, laborer, r 72 Mohawk .

Carroll William H. clerk, r 84 Main p? Carry John W. r Bleecker cor Second

8

Carry William Mrs. r Bleecker cor Second ta

(Carry see Carey.) S,

Carter D. A. wholesale confectioner, r Pleasant near Genesee ^

CARTER GEORGE C. lawyer 60 Genesee, r 17 Mary hg

Carter Frank, 125 Genesee, r 47 Catharine / C

Carter Mary, r 49 Broad T

Carter Rnfns, cabinetmaker, r 234 Whitesboro g^

Carter William, rll Columbia (^

Cartil John, operator, 88 Main ^

Carton Edward A. bookkeeper 82 Fayette, r 257 Genesee Q

CARTON HALL, 178 and 176 Genesee g'

Carton James, laborer, r 84 Morris {^ Carton James Jr. tobacconist, r 182 Kossnth ave Carton Mary, r 49 Broad Carton Matthew, r 257 Genesee

CARTON THOMAS, (Carton & Co.), r Bntterfield House ft*

CARTON WM. J. (W. J Carton & Co.), r 267 Genesee b

CARTON W. J. & CO. (W. J. Carton and John B. Jones,) g^

manfa of Carton furnace, 82 Fayette. See adv't front g-

colored leaf q.

CARTON & CO. (Thomas Carton, Thomas W. Baxter and Co

W. J. Cosgrove), household furnishing goods, furnaces, ^

stove and tinware 169 Genesee. See outside and inside g-

front cover. Cft

CART WRIGHT ELI, grocer cor Tracy and Francis, r same ^

Carvenough Jennie, r 47 First C

Carvenough Maria Mrs. r 47 First S,

CARVER GEORGJE, r 114 Broad g- Case Abram I. clerk at Glenn & Co. r 42 Whitesboro

Case A. V. salesman, r 41 Spring * >

Case Charles, music teacher, r 99 Columbia ^

Case C. porter Dudley House, r same S*

Case Charles, tailor, r 51 Catharine S

Case Edward C. postal car clerk, r 8 Pearl -

Case Emma D. Mr6. r 102 Columbia |

Case Emily, r 99 Columbia 8

Furnishing Undertaker, J^l Genesee Street. I:

194 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

ALL ON ONE LINE,

Case Frank, com. traveler 9 and 11 John Case George, carpenter, r 28 Plant Case Nancy Mrs. r 99 Columbia Case William P. r 102 Oolnmbia Case W. P. Mrs. r 99 Columbia Casey David, grocer 116 Third, r same Casey Matthew, laborer, r 89 Park ave ^ Casey Matthew Jr. tobacconist, r 39 Park ave S Casey Michael, plumber, r 39 Park ave o Casey Thomas, laborer, r 134 Mohawk 5 Cash Edward B. r 89 Charlotte ^ Cash John, r 89 Charlotte

§ CASH THOMAS, merchant tailor 48 Genesee, r 32 Waeh- O ington

i:j Cashman John G carpenter, r 42 Third ^ Casle George, r 35 Henry

*g Casler Lindsley M. clerk 79 Genesee, r 47 Seymour ave j» Caster John, fresco painter, r 81 Dudley ^ Cassard Wm. H. carpenter and mason, r 120 Liberty

CASSIDY FRED A. furnishing undertaker 41 Genesee, r q Butterfield Honsa See advt bottom lines

.§ Cassidy Hugh, tailor, r 77 Jay K| Cassidy James, cutter, r 129 Blandina «Q Cassidy James, laborer, r 25 Elm Q Cassidy James, mason, r 56 BrinckerhofE ave ^ Cassidy John, r 42 Cooper ^ Cassidy Rachel, r 42 Cooper p Cassily Catharine, r 59 State S Cassily Daniel, machinist, r 59 State ^ Cassily Ellen, weaver, r 59 State 1^ Cassily Sarah, weaver, r 59 State ^ Caswell Priscilla, widow, r 75 Charlotte t^ Cassort Charles, brakeman, r 48 Erie «S Cassort David, brakeman, r 165 Water -g Cassort William, r 16 Canal S Cattillaz Mary C. Mrs. r 188 Columbia |N Cattillaz F. Xavier, r 27 Warren "^^ Caultield Kittie, tailoress, r 31 Third oT Caullield Martin, moulder^ r 93 Jay -£} Canlfield Patrick, brick layer, r Washington Hotel ^ Caulfield Thomas M. moulder, r 93 Jay Gaunter Frank, operative, r 190 Whitesboro Cemmer John, r 12 Chatham CENTRAL HOTEL, J. W. Bridenbecker & Son propg. 19

and 21 Fayette Cessford George, pattern maker, r 9 Cooper Cessford John G. machinist, r 9 Cooper Chadier Frederick, baker, r 80 Miller

WesftcoU ^ Reusswig, Fine Custom Tailors,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 195

THE WEST SHORE.

Ghadwick Emma, tailoress, r 212 Third GhamberB Agnes, domestic 272 Genesee Chambers James A. bank clerk, r 32 Eagle Chambers Jane Mrs. r 86 Charlotte

Chambers Salina Mr& r 32 Eacrle >.

CHAMBERLAIN EPHRAIM, secretary and treasurer Utica ^ Steam and Mohawk Valley Cotton Mills, also Utica Wil

lowvale Bleaching Co. r 332 Genesee ]^

Chamberlain R W. r 32 Pearl * (^

Chamberlain F. G. salesman U. S. C. Mills, r 332 Genesee ^

Chamberlayne Eleanor K. r 1 Steuben Park ei.

CH AMBERLAYNE J. K physician, office and r 1 Steuben ^

Park to

CHAMPLIN B. B. pattern maker 200 Whitesboro, r same C

Champlin Mira, r 200 Whitesboro ^

Champlin Sarah Mrs. r Whitesboro road near bridge b

CHAMPLIN HORACE A. (Chas. G. Leo & Co.) r 12 Spring ^ Chandler Chas. S. tailor, r 9 Neilson

Chandler Joseph F. printer Observer office, r 9 Neilson ^

Channer Carrie, r^4 West O

Channer George H. telegraph operator, r 175 Park ave ^

Channer John L shoemaker, r 94 West .

Chantry Thomas B. blacksmith, r Deerfield road . §

Chapio Ada, r 128 Blandina a

Chapin A. J. derk 114 Genesee, r 128 Blandina q

Chapin AUie, r 128 Blandina g

Chapin Fred. B. salesman 57 Genesee, r 66 Whitesboro i3

Chapin Fannie Mrs. F. attendant Utica Orphan Asylum ^

Chapman Fred R. carpenter, r 30 Plant QQ

Chapman Thomas, engineer G W. Mills, r 69 Spring {b

Chapman Wm. H. West Shore RR. r 25 Washington '^

Charles John, engineer, r 92 Jay tU

Charles J. Spencer, r 21 Lansing C]

Charles Libbie, dressmaker, r 52 Broadway ^

Charles M. Mrs. r 52 Broadway ^ n

Charles Owen, builder 78 Charlotte, r 21 Lansing hei

Charles Patrick, N. Y. 0. RR r 114 Catharine ^

Charles Richard, laborer, r 41 Cooper ^

Charles Walter Sr, r 62 Catharine *'*

Charter George, saloon Deerfield road near river bridge Q

Charlton John B blacksmith, r 84 Mary O

Chase Alma A. Mrs. r 6 Chatham ^ Chase Andrew D. Savings Bank of Utica, r 288 Genesee CHASE CHARLES E. physician 134* Park ave, r 59 Broad Chase E. B. clerk, r 81 Charlotte Chase E. M. Miss, copyist, r 81 Charlotte Chase G. W. brakeman, r 81 Broadway Chase George B. cigars and news stand Baggs Hotel, r 16 Pearl

J^O' 88 Genesee Street, Utica.

1

196 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

CARPETS, will occasionally drop np this way,

Chase Henry, paper lianirer, r 45 Elizabeth QQ Chase John E.- sawver, 8 Charlotte § Chase William, tailor, r 59 Catharine

g CHATFIELD. ARTHUR E. Chatfield Furnace 2S Catharine, ^ r 6 Faxton

f^ Chatfield Henry, travelling salesman, r 46 Spring ^« CHATFIELD GEORGE W. Chatfield Furnace 28 Catharine, ^ r 6 Faxton

rt Chatfield T. W. Mrs. widow, r 6 Faxton .S CHATFIELD T. W. SONS, (A. E. and G. W. Chatfield) t^ Chatfield's furnace 28 Catharine. See page opp.

5 Cheeney George, reedniaker, r 11 Hopper g Chelliew Arthur B. clerk, r 97 Elieabeth § Chelliew Elizabeth, widow, r 97 Elizabeth I Chelliew Mary, r 97 Elizabeth

g CHENEY BROS. (Samuel and Jonathan), boots and shoes *- 108 Genesee

* CHENEY JONATHAN (Cheney Broa 108 Genesee), r New § Hartford

g Cheney Ruth, r 193 Park ave § CHENEY SAMUEL (Cheney Bros. 108* Genesee), r 15

0 Spring

% CHENEY W. H. bookkeeper 108 Genesee, r 15 Spring

^ Cheesbro H. A. r 3 Bank

g Child Elias, genealogist, r 90 Charlotte

a CHILDS CHARLES H. (J. M. Childs & Co. 12 to 18 Fay-

>^ eite), r Butterfield House

1 CHILDS J. M. & Co. (J. Morris and Charles H.) Buckeye 'M Mower and Reaper and agricultural implements 12 to 18 ^ Fayette. See adv't page 28.

< CHILDS J. MORRIS (J. M. Childs & Co. 12 to 18 Fayette),

S r 3 High

M CHILDS L. C. (Curtiss & Childs, book and job printers 167

H Genesee), r 131 John

g CHILDS ORLANDO J. (Childs & Jones, 84 Genesee), r 140

^ John

CHILDS & JONES (Oriando J. Childs and Frank L Jones) - dairy apparatus, hardware, &c. 84 Genesee, vat shop 30 £j Meadow

Z Childs William T. r 131 John. -

^ Chiswell John, farm hand, r 131 Webster ave "p^ Chisholm Ella Miss, r 15 Lansing 8 Chittenden Richard, attendant N, Y. S. Asylum ^ Chonpp Charles, laborer, r 188 Schuyler :g Chreli Joseph, operative, r 23 Warren - Christ John A. shoemaker, r 47 Plant

o Christensen Christian, hospital dresser and nurse, r 53 Co- "f lumbia

W. H. McGarvey Sr Co. Cigars and Fancy

T. W. CHATFIELDS* i

Is the Kin; of all Heaters.

I 1)

For SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY,

POWER OF HEATING AND ECONOMY,

This Heater hat no equal.

It burns atiy kind of fuel ; is gas, smoke and dust tight : very easily managed. We refer to their widely extended and high reputation as evidenee of their superior meril&

9X.A.V* Attn S8ZXVAX88

For heating all kinds of Biiikiings {ucni.shed free,

IfBDiifBCtured Bud for iBle by

T. W. CHATFIELB'S SONS, No. 28 Catharine Street, - UTICA, N. Y.

198 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

DBY GOODS, CAEPET8, CLOAKS,

Christie Horace Mrs. r 129 Bleecker OhriBtie Johu H^ Mrs. r 129 Bleecker GhriBtian Arthur, r 8 Kemble Chrifitian FranciB, r Jefferson near Bleecker Christian J. M. Mrs. r 29 Cottage Christian Sarah, r Jefferson near Bleecker Christian W. H. civil engineer, r 8 Kemble Christman C. J. cartman, rcor Albany and Jefferson ^ Christman Chauncey, r 60 Broadway -^ Christman L. upholster and decorator, r 71 Howard ave ^ Christman O. A. salesman, r 66 Whitesboro 3 Christman Reuben, paver, r Jefferson near Mortimer S Christman William W. r 80 Stark g Christopher E. P. salesman, r 205 Seymour ave ^ Chubbuck Frances F. widow, r 46 Dudley If Chubbuck H. C. Mrs. r 83 Seneca

^ Chubbuck H. Eugene (A. S. Chubbuck's son), telegraph in- * strument mfr. 35 Seneca, r 83 same

,g Chubbuck J. M. bookkeeper, r 46 Dudley S) Chubbuck S. K. engineer, r 77 Washington 8 CHURCH JOSHUA W. general a.'ent Delaware and Hud- ^ son Canal Coal Co. 18 Bleecker and 142 Water, r 147

S Park ave. See adv. page 84.

g Church Thomas V. (with J. W. Church), r 14 Bank o CHURCHILL ALONZO, physician and surgeon 191 Gene- ^ see, Parker Block, r 14 Hopper

Ss Churchill G. Clarence, lawyer 30 Genesee -? Churchill Helen, music teacher, r 105 Third .-g Churchill N. A. Mrs. nurse, r 105 Third -g Chute James, laborer, r 82 Seymour ave *P Cierzinski Albert, cabinet maker, r 327 Whitesboro -g City Dispensary, 20 Elizabeth « City Clerk's Office, City Hall, Genesee cor Pearl .g City Hospital, South cor Mohawk ^ City Library, Elizabeth near Genesee «g City Opera House, cor Genesee and Pearl - City Treasurer s Office, City Hall g City Surveyor's Office, City Hall tg Claesgens reter Mrs. r 85 Jay JS Clancey Dora, tailoress, r 163 Rutger Clancey James, clerk, r 163 Rutger Clancey Michael, tailor, r 168 Rutger Clancey Nellie, tailoress, r 1^53 Rutger Clare John, fireman N. Y. C. RR r 80 Mary Clarendon, Genesee cor Bland ina Clark A. £. policeman, r 34 Whitesboro Clark Albert, tanner, r 13 Charles Clark Alfred, coachman, r 10 Grant

FuniSj Metcalf Sf Co.^ Book-Binders and

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SHAWLS OB MHUHSBT.

Clark Anna K Mre. r 22 West

Clark Annie, r 27 Chatham

Clark A. H. sewing machines 41 Columbia, r same p

Clark A. S. r 416 Whitesboro &

CLARE BENJAMIN A real estate and insurance agent S»

Gardner Block, r 3 West §

Clark Catharine F. r 73 Blandina ^

Clark Catharine £. St Luke's Hospital g

Clark Charles, policeman, r 21 State ^ N*

Clark Charles B. clerk, r 145 Park ave ' C-

Clark Charles R carpenter, r 39 Tracy g

Clark Charles P. agent, r 43- Brinkerhoit ave ^

Clark Charlotte, r 94 Charlotte 2

Clark Cornelia Mrs. r 258 Genesee 1

Clark Delia, dressmaker, r 102 Whitesboro p«

Clark Eliza A. r 73 Blandina 3

Clark Erastus, r 20 Seneca SS

Clark Frank ie, operator, r 94 Charlotte ^

Clark Frank C. clerk 25 Bleecker, r 162 Elizabeth S'

Clark F. H. Mrs. r 710 Genesee 2

Clark R H. r 3 West g- CLARK GEORGE A. & CO. (Geo. A. Clark, J. H. England ST

and H. J. Horrocks), variety store 50 Genesee See in- S

side back cover c

CLARK GEORGE AUSTIN (G. A. Clark & Co.), r 2 Steu- |

ben Park g:

Clark George B. machinist, r 29 Aiken ^

Clark George R variety store 42^ Bleecker, r same m CLARK H. GILBERT, (H. G. Clark & Co. coal dealers 3 3

Pine), r 29 Kemble g

Clark Hannah A. Mrs. r 2 Steuben Park g

Clark Harriet, widow, r 30 Warren ^

Clark Henry, carpenter, r 112 Brinckerhoffave ^

Clark Henry J. r 10 Grant q

Clark Henry J. Mra r 153 South P

Clark Henry, coachman, r 12 Cornelia gq

Clark Horace J. shoemaker, r 41 Columbia ^ CLARK H. G. & CO. (H. Gilbert Clark and Harrison Gil- g,

more), coal dealers 3 Pine. See adv^t page 53 od

Clark James B. r 104 Bnmd q

Clark Jane, widow, r 34 Whitesboro g

Clark James Jr. gardener, r 31 Plant 8

Clark James J. restaurant cor Taylor ave and Eagle, r same ^

Clark James O. salesman 79 Genesee, r 72 Broadway ^

Clark James Sr. r 10 Plant 3

Clark J. Frankie, telegrapher, r 94 Charlotte -'* Clark John, mason Lunatic Asylum, r 4 York Clark John, gardener, r 79 West

Blank Booh Manufacturers, 137 Genesee.

200 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

if the late comers to its neighborhood will

Clark John, fireman, r lf» Harper

Clark John W. tinsmith, r 38 Oneida

Chrk John J. architect, r 166 Third

Clark Joseph J. painter, r 1 Union

Clark Kittle, r 48 Brinckerhofi ave

Clark Maggie, weaver, r 6 Davis ave

Clark Marmadnke, overseer water works, r 27 Chatham

Clark Martin H. cooper, r 43 Brinckerhofi ave ^ Clark Mary A. clerk, r 22 West -3 Clark Mary, r Home for the Homeless S Clark M. A. Mrs. r 138 J(Jm g Clark Michael F. carpenter 144 Blandina 8* CLARK 0. P. lawyer government building, r 88 Tracy -2 Clark Robert, pump mfr. r 1 Canal 2 Clark S. F. Mrs. r 46 Taylor ave ® Clark Thomas, r Faxtitn Home 8 Clark T. F. clerk 25 Johi», r 120 Albany 5 Clark Thomas, laborer, r 150 Elm g Clark W. E. laborer, r 94 Catharine 0 Clark W. A. insurance agent, r 3 West

^ CLARK W. H. pork packer and butcher 35 to 39 DeverenXy .g packing house 148 Catharine, r 74 Cliarlotte

g Clark William R clerk, r 88 Oneida

^ Clark Wm. S. bookkeeper 52 Franklin Square, r 29 Kemble ^ Clarke Anna G. teacher, r 25 Hopper 3 Clarke Charles P. cashier M. H. Griffith & Co. r 25 Hoi>per Z Clarke H. M. knitter, r 21 JeflEerson B Clarke H. J. clerk 158 Genesee, r 228 same m Clarke Peter, r llj Huntington 1 Clarke Wallace, physician office and r 136 Park ave O Clarke Thomas F. bookkeeper M. H. Griffith & Co. r 58 b Miller

fi Clarke Wm. Mrs. r 25 Hopper J (Clark see Clarke)

0 Clapp De Witt, cabinet maker, r 93 Fayette 5 Clary Ellen, r 148 Blandina g Clary Ellen, domestic 262 Genesee

Clausing Ctiarles, cabinet maker, r 77 Brinckerhofi ave

Clausen Andrew, laborer, r 44 Parker

Clausen James C. Rev. r Clarenden

Clayton Michael, laborer, r 174 Miller

Cleary Patrick, laborer, r 84 Taylor ave

Clegg Joseph, operator, r Centre cor East

Cleghorn Charles, laborer, r 11 Meadow

Cleghorn Mary Mr^. r 181 Columbia

Cleveland Anson 6. machinist, r 24 Eagl^ Cleveland Charles F. policeman, r 83 Lansing Clevelflnd Daniel, carpenter, r 103 Broad

Fred J^ Cnssifly, successor to J. H. Douglass.

I

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 201

call on us finr goods they don't find at home.

Cleveland James W. engineer, r 101 Broad Cleveland Joseph, clerk, r 83 Lansing Cleveland T. J. hatter Blaudina cor Union, r same Cleyman Angust, mechanic, r 51 Catharine Cliiton Marv A. widow, r 30 Warren

Clinton Anna M. tailorcsi^', r 177 Blandina ^

Clinton Catharine, r 177 Blandina ^

Clinton Christopher, foreman, r 290 South g*

CLINTON HOUSE, 51 and 53 Bleecker g

Cloher A. D. drug clerk 155 Genesee, r 5 Blandina ^

Cloher Oscar, plumber 12Y Genesee -

Cloher William H. painter, r271 Bleecker g^

Clover Albert S. Mrs. r 17 Johnson square «

Clover May, r 21 Court | Clowminzer Edward U. barber 123 Genesee, r 141 Blandina 3.

Clowminzer George, laborer, r 1(»4 Schuyler ^

Clowminzer Henry, cot»per, r S30 Wliitcsboro 5-

Clowminzer John, shoemaker, r 10 Harper g.

Cloyes J. N. manuf. of fine shoes Meadow, r 19 Lansing g-

Coakley Daniel, saloon 145 Bleecker, r 234^ same ^

Coakley James, clerk, r 6 Mary -

Coakley John J. r 65^ Mohawk ^

Coakley Maggie, seamstress, r 68 Mohawk S* Coakley Margaret, widow, r 68 Mohawk

Coakley Mary, seamstress, r 68 Mohawk S COAKLEY PATRICK J. grocer, Mohawk cor Blandina, |

r same p

Coakley Patrick, laborer, r Mohawk cor Blandina W

COAKLEY TIMOTHY, grocery 32 Hobart, r same "^

Cobb Elizabeth, dressmaker, r 30 Eagle ^

Cobb Harriet, dressmaker, r 30 Eagle o

Cobb J. S. Mrs. r 27 Miller "L COBDRN ALEXANDER, lawyer 228 Genesee, r 7 Mary ^

Cochrane Anna I. r 113 Steuben S

Cochrane Cornelius, millwright, r 3 Broadhead ^

Codner William, r 92 Charlotte. w

Cody K C. Miss, shirt maker, r 66 Whitesboro ?

Coe David R r 17 Mary S

Coflfin A. F. 14 Columbia, r 18 Devereux |

CoflSn Mary Mrs. millinery 14 Columbia, r same m COGLEY THOMAS, carpenter and builder, 32 Catharine, r g

209 Bleecker. See page 5 1 ^ Cohen David, r 50 Elm Cohen Lewis, cigarmaker, r 84 West Cohen Simon, clerk 11 Burnet, r same Colburn Anna M. widow, r 9 Kirkland Colburn John, r 6 Lansing Colburn Nettie A. teacher, r 9 Kirkland

Furnishing Undertaker , j^l Genesee Street.

202 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

linoe it annexed Vtioa and Dion.

Colby M. M. (Colby & Schrier) r 108 Main street in Whit«-

boro - Colby Mary Mrs. r 339 Whitesboro

(Coldbrook see Colebrook.)

COLBY & SCHRIER (Jl M. Colby and Walter Schrier) roachinists 55 Jay

Cole Abraham Jr. moulder, r 210 Blandina

Cole Abraham, moulder, r 94 Lansing

Cole B. F. shoemaker, r 187 Blandina

Cole Charles W. clerk 170 Genesee, r 5 Seymour ave

Cole Charles, carpenter, r 22 Dudley

Cole CoUingwood, bookkeeper 170 Oenesee, r 5 Seymour ave ^ Cole Ephraim, moulder, r 122 Lansing ^ Cole John, saloon 116 Varick, r same *§ Cole Joseph H. restaurant 94 Fayette, r same M Cole Lawrence, city sexton, r 5 St. Joseph j§ Cole James P. r 10 First

"g Cole L. L. variety store 214 Columbia, r 277 Whitesboro p Cole Michael, cigarmaker, r 5 St. Joseph g COLE PARK, dry goods 170 Genesee, r 5 Seymour ave

Cole M. R cartman, r 76 Liberty

Cole Samuel J. moulder, r 22 Dudley

Cole Sarah, vestmaker, r 102 Columbia .a Cole Sarah M. clerk Buckley & Co. r 94 Lansing ^ Cole Sophia, widow, r 66 Catharine 'g Cole T. O. clerk 54 Genesee, r 28 Henry - Cole William E. carpenter 69 Charlotte o Cole William G. watchmaker 34 West, r 130 South ^ Colebrook Robert, yard master, r 47 Fayette *€ Coleman Asaph, saloon Charlotte cor Blandina, r same "g Coleman James, laborer, r 11 Meadow

f Coleman J. A. saloon 85 Charlotte, r cor Blandina and Charlotte Coleman J. sexton St. John's Church, r 60 Bleecker ^ Coleman Patrick, stonecutter, r 104 Kossuth ave H Coleman Moses, pedler, r rear 55 Broadway

COLEMAN W. B. REV. pastor St. George's Church, r 16

Bank Colgan Joseph, inspector, r Bell's Hotel, Deerfield . Colgan Patrick, mason, r 30 Elm Colfin Mortimer, salesman 79 Genesee, r 17 Chatham Colling Charles, painter, r 136 Court Colling Henry, painter, r 129 Whitesboro Colling Mra A. H. r 18 Hotel Colling Thomas R clerk U. & B. R RR r 18 Hotel Colling William C. accountant, r 12 Steuben Park Collins A. E. Mrs. r 22 West Collins Bridget, tailoress, r 25 Hubbell Collins Daniel, laborer, r 35 Park ave

Westcott ^ Reussivig, Fine Custom Tailors^

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 2V'^

The handsomett Dry Goods and Carpets on earth

Colling David, laborer, r 119 Elizabeth Collins George, spinner, r 48 Fay Collins James, laborer, r 200 Stenben Collins John, boilermaker, r 6 Saratoga

Collins John, spinner, r 48 Fay 5^

Collins James, laborer, r 96 Jay g

Collins John, weaver, r 162 Elizabeth o

Collins J. D. lawyer 68 Franklin square, r 117 Park ave B

COLLINS JOHN, grocery 69 Water, r same ^

Collins Kate, domestic 336 Genesee ^

Collins Lanra, r 11 Burnet ^

Collins Margaret Mra r 200 Stenben g

Collins Mary, r 56 Third ]^

Collins Sarah, r 53 Kemble "^

Collins Mary M. teacher, r 63 Kemble ^

Collins Mary L dressmaker, r 21 Court g

Collins Michael, laborer, r Northern Hotel ^

Collins Michael, laborer, r 64 Johnson c» COLLINS SELDEN, watches and jewelry 80 Genesee, r 6 Q

Stenben g

Collins Thomas, laborer, r 65 Third g

Collins Thomas, laborer, r 64 Johnson ^

Collins Wro. H. foreman 0-11 John, r 20 Seoeca J*"

CoUis Louis, tailor, r 2 Broadway o

Collie William^ tailor, r 2 Broadway g

Collmer John M. baggageman, r 2 Stevens ^

Colwell Ann, r 311 Genesee pi

Colwell Catharine, domestic 364 Genesee p

Colwell Mary, r 311 Genesee p*

Colwell William, farmer, r Broad near city line §

Combes D. F. r 45 Elizabeth ^

(Combes see Coombs) £.

Commerford Michael, laborer, r 103 Elizabeth 5*

Common Councif Chambers City Hall ^"^ COMSTOCK BLOCK, Plant bet State and Hart COM8TOCK BROTHERS (Miles 0. Comstock, E. D. Com- p

stock, Philip F. Smith), wholesale druggists and grocers g

117 Genesee. See page 34 ?J COMSTOCK BROS. & CO. (M. C. Comstock, E. D.* Com- ^

stock and J. T. Stevens) varnish and japan matinfs. 117

Genesee Comstock C. Arthur, salesman 117 Genesee, r 15 South COMSTOCK EDWIN D. (Comstock Broa and Couistock |

Bros. & Co. 117 Genesee) r 310 same *^ Comstock Edwin R. r 310 Genesee Comstock George E. com. traveler, r 6 West COMSTOCK MILES C. (Comstock Bros, and Comstock Bros.

& Co. 117 Genesee) r 334 Genesee

JVb. 88 Genesee Street^ TJticn.

1^

204 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

and Spring from Snnuner back

CoiDBtock Mary H. r 334 Genesee

Comstock Roderick J. r 16 Green

COMSTOCK WILLIAM H. lawyer and register in bank- ruptcy 79 Genesee, r 4 Rutger Place

Conant Alby, ironer, r 69 Mary ^ Conay James, r GO Second

g Goneanuon Edward R. S3 Bleecker, r 66 Charlotte a Condon Ellen, St. Elizabeth Hospital ^ Condon Kittie, r 20 Whitesboro *g Condon Mary, r 12 Montgomery P4 Condon P. D. deputy sheriff, r Doerfield road Ji CONE DANIEL J. mover and raiser ot brick and wooden ^ buildings, r 14 West

'^'Cone Eli, foreman Observer office, r 90 Miller ^ Cone Edward L. painter, r 90 Miller ^ Cone George, agent 92 Charlotte 2 Cone George, r 101 West

^ Cone William Mrs. cutter boys* clothing, r 101 West ^ Cone William, painter, r 101 West u Conet Joseph, laborer, r 159 Elizabeth ^ Conkey Willard, teller Second National Bank, r 14 Dudley g Conklin E. H. Mrp. r 37 Howard ave ^ Conklin R M. Mrs. r 37 Howard ave S CONKLIN G ROSCOE HON. r 3 Rutger Place ^ Conley Annie, r 120 Mary ^ Conley Charles, moulder, r 120 Mary

Conley James, laborer, r 44 John g Conley Jennie, weaver, r 166 Broad

Conley Jennie R. r S Herkimer

Conley John, toolmaker, r 3 Whitesboro 2 Conley Maggie, 1 Rutger Place ^ Conley Mary, operator, r 120 Mary S Conley Thomas, mason, r 120 Mary § Conley Thomas H. tailor, r 29 Cooper S Coulon Mary, weaver, r 43 State ^ Gonlon Margaret Mr& r 14 Mohawk « Conlon Michael J. clerk, r 14 Mohawk ^ Connelly John, laborer, r 100 Hicks

Connelly John, shoemaker, r 48 Fayette

Connelly Joseph, flagman, r 5 Erie ^ Connelly Maggie, r 75 Second ^ Connoly Michael, mason, r 10 Gold

Connor Arthur A. gateman at depot, r 11 Union

Connor Edward F. bricklayer, r 67 South

Connor Mary, r 20 High

€k>nnor Martin, shoemaker 67 South, r same

Connors James, fireman, r 37 Stark

Oonnors Kittie, domestic 7 Lansing

W. H. McGarvey ^^ Co., Cigars und Fancy

UTICA CITY DIRECTOKY. 205

to its place. - Old Prophecy.

Connors Lawrence, r 64 Third

Connore Lawrence, nioalder, r 13 Louisa

Connors Michael, laborer, r 13 Louisa

Connors Patrick, laborer, r 86 Leah

Connors Sarah, tailoret^s, r 13 Louisa

Connors Thomas, machinist, r 190 Steuben

Conorty James, saloon 69 Dudley, r 189 Third

Conorty Jauie^, Jr. mason, r 189 Third g

Conover Charles, porter Grand Central Hotel §

Conrad Anna, tailoress, r224BIandina H

Conrad George, machinist, r 224 Blandina W

Conrad George N. machinist, r 53 Cottage *^

Conrad Herbert, fresco painter, r 60 Broadway ^

Conrad Iston, machinist, r 185 Mohawk §

CONRAD LAWRENCE, clerk Board Charity City Hall, r -

11 Clinton g

Conrad John, cooper, r 224 Blandina §'

Conrad Matthew, couper, r 224 Blandina *

Conrad Nicholas, r 51 Cottage g-

Conrad Rose, tailoress, r 224 Blandina m

CON ROY JOHN F. merchant tailor 10 Bleecker, r 48 Lansiiig ^ Converse Smith, r 6 Hotel Conway Anna Miss, milliner, r 41 Main Conway Eliza, r 96 John Conway Harry J. saloon 52 Bleecker, r 32 First g.

Conway James, cartman, r 60 Second »

Conway John, hotel Columbia cor Wiley ^

Conway John, teamster, r 92 Jay g"

Conway M. A. operative, r Columbia cor Wiley J{

Conway Michael H. chief porter at Baggs Hotel, r 32 First » Cook Alonzo A. r 5 William g,

Cook Ann Mrs. widow, r 13 Nichols o

Cook Arthur, operative, r 228 Genesee S

Cock Bessie, r 288 Genesee ^

Cook Charles, carpenter, r 28 Taylor ave "

Cook Charles, pattern maker, r 13 Henry ^

Cook Charles D. com. traveler 56 Genesee, x 61 Leah ^

Cook Edwin R printer Herald office, r 42 Seymour ave Cook Emmet L. painter 12 Fayette, r 33 Steuben Cook Eugene H. clerk, r 92 Spring Cook Frank W. (Cook & Co.^ r 87 Fayette Cook Gustave, pedler, r 50 Mohawk Cook G. W. laborer, r 276 Whitesboro Cook G. W. commercial traveler, r 136^ State Cook Hannah P. Mrs. r 2 Chatham Cook Henry H agent, r 92 Spring Cook James P. r 13 Henry ,

Cook John R plumber, r 38 Hart

\firoceries, Genesee corner Fayette Street.

9 UTICA CITY DIRECTOBY.

May 15th, Plrei wmb needed, OvCTCoati comfartoble.

ok Loniee Mm, r 14 Howard ave

ok L Herbert, yh;eician and 8Qrfi;eon 84 Soutb, r same

ok Mageie, weaver, r 60 Spring

'(-k Matthias, physician 92 Colambia, r earoe

)0K THEODORE D. REV. r 287 Genesee

)0K THEODORE.P. joornalist, r 287 Genesee

ok Wallace B. r 62 Leah

)OK & CO. (Frank W. Cook and T. S. Tiithill) wine?, aUs

and liqnore, 19 and 21 Cohimbia and Si Washington oke F. J. bookkeeper 32 Catharine, r New Hartford okerow Engene, r 109 Elizabeth )OKINHAM HENRY J. (Cookinham & Sherman) r in

New Haitford )OKINHAM & SHERMAN (H J. Cookinham and James

S. Sherman), lawyers, 75 Genesee okinham S, U. music teacher, rl9 Sonth oley John, printer Observer (iffice, r 96 Fayette olman Charies, r 18 Main :)ombs see Combe.) on Fred, cutter, r 9 Union oney Rosa, domestic 46 Cornelia oney Matthew, r 148 West onriid Alfred, r 51 Cottage onrad W. D. r 51 Cottage oper Benjamin, wagon washer, r 47 Catharine oper Bessie, r 11 Kemble oper Frank, expressman, r 36 Seymour ave oper Frank, paper hanger, r 71 Charlotte )OPER G. EDWARD architect 173 Genesee, (J. L Earll

& Co.), r 72 Lansing >OPER HENRY H. (H. H. Cooper & Co.), r 6 Miller )OPER H. H. & CO. (Henry H. Cooper and Henry R Jiid-

6on), mfrs. and wholesale dealers in clothing, 35 and 37

John oper Ivory, salesman, r 94 Mohawk oper W. J. com, traveler, r 137 John peman Arthur S. teamster, r 43 Howard ave pson Samuel, carder, r 26 HnnUngton >RAM ALFRED H. job printer 14i Elizabeth, r 16 same >RAM GEORGE M. job printer 14^ Elizabeth, r 16 same )RAM HENRY D. boots and shoes 14i Elizabeth, r 16

same rbally J. F. clerk, r 172 Thirxi rbally Patrick, carpenter, r 172 Third rbally Thomas W. shoemaker, r 172 Third rbally William J. clerk, r 172 Third rbett F. R. fnrnaceman, r 68 Albany rbett Herbert D. machinist, r 200 Bleeeker

^ruis, Metcalf § Co., Book-Binders and

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Ban Bioe wai here, but no Summer.

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Corbett John, carpenter, r Welsbbufih road

Corbett Lafayette W. moulder, r 200 Bleecker

Corbett Maria, domestic 49 Rnt^er

Corbett Williaro, farmer, r East near Bleecker

Corby Davy E shoemaker, r 277 Whiteeboro

Corcoran ComelinB, laborer, r 78 Second

Corcoran John, mason, r 78 Second 9

Corcoran M. R (Corcoran & Hobhes) r 78 Second ^

Corcoran & Hobbes (M. F. Corcoran and T. F. Hobbes) ^

grocers 58 Taylor ave Corcoran Michael, clerk, r 78 Second Corcoran Thomas, moulder, r 19 Cornelia

Corcoran Thomas, laborer, r 38 Main g

Corey Arvid V. salesman, r - State g^

Corry Bradley, clerk, r 17 Cornelia ^

COREY D. G. REV. pastor Bleecker Street Baptist Church, B

r 15 Mary %

Corkwell Francis, r Pleasant near Elm *

Corkwell Sarah Mrs. r Pleasant near Elm ^

Corliss A. H. Rev. r Waverly S72 Genesee 3

CORLISS E. E. manufacturer of human hair goods 8 Bleecker, S

r 40 Mary. See pa^e 46 S^

Corliss Mary, r Waverly House 372 Genesee R

Corliss Susie, r Waverly House 372 Genesee W

Cornelius George, barber shop 44 Varick, r same ^

Cornelius George W. barber 44 Varick, r 43 Varick W

Cornelius Hall, saloon 40 and 46 Varick ^

Cornish George M. sewing machine agt., r 11 Fayette ^

Corn well Charles, r 36 Jay (^

Cornwell William, r 36 Jay ci

Corrigan James, r 54 First ^-

Corrigan James, r 68 Steuben Corrigan Michael, laborer, r 54 Hobart Corrigan Thomas, carpenter, r 74 Broadway g

Cort William, 12 Fayette, r Genesee road ^

Ci>rtin George, teamster, r 70 Howard ave S

Cosgrove John, mason, r 17 Leah O

Cofi^ove John, machinist, r 17 Leah 0

COSGROVE WILLIAM J. (Carton & Co.) r 40 Whitesboro | Cossleman Margaret Mrs. r 146 Blandina - r^

Coetello Daniel, coachman, r 16 Leah r^

Costello James, printer, r 117 Blandina Costello Julia Mr& r 117 Blandina Coetello MaiT E. r 40 Spring Costello M. J. plumber, r 40^ Hobart Coetello PatricK, laborer, r 40J Hobart Coetello Richard K coachman, r 49 Broad [Washington

Costello Sarah A. ladles' furnishing goods 192 Genesee, r 112

Blank Book Manufacturers, 137 Genesee

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Dry Ooodfl^ Carpets, Cloaks, Millinery, XTpholstering Oood%

OoBtigan John, laborer, r 2 Hojt

Ootter Helen Mr& r 49 Fay

Cotter Jamee, spinner, r 49 Faj

Cotter John, spinner, r 49 Faj

Cotter Mary, r 49 Fay

Couch Richard, cartman, r 115 Water

Couchman Godfrey, gardener, r 4 Leah

Coughlin Alex, laborer, r 23 Philip

Coughlin Edward, laborer, r 16 Mohawk ^ Conghlin Henry Mrs. r 119 Lansing jS Coughlin John, laborer, r 37 Philip ^ Coughlin Julia, widow, r 204 Bleecker -3 Coughlin Mary Mrs. r 204 Bleecker S Coughlin Mary, operative, r 23 Philip *S Coughlin Mary, domestic 294 Genesee ^ Coughlin Minnie K r 204 Bleecker r Coughlin Michael Mrs. r 33 Philip . Coughlin Patrick, laborer, r 120 Whitesboro ^ Coughlin Patrick, laborer, r 152 Lansing ^ Coughlin Thomas, moulder, r 16 Mohawk "^ Coughlin William, machinist, r 204 Bleecker *^ Coughnant Bridget Mrs. r 48 Erie if COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, 222 Genesee ^ Coupe Annie J. r 55 Brinckerlioff ave ^ Coupe Henry S. r 55 Brinckerhofi ave I COUPE HENRY F. & JAMES, lawyers 166 Genesee § COUPE HENRY F. lawyer 166 Genesee, special city judge, S r 69 Steuben

«o Coupe Henry, r East near city line ^ COUPE JAMES, lawyer 166 Genesee, r 69 Steiiben g Coupe Mary Miss, r 69 Steuben ^ Courtney Catharine, r 50 Rutger ^ Courtney Mary A. r 53 Rutger

o'' COURT HOUSE, 79 John [Taylor avo

^ Courtois Louis, confectioner 61 Bleecker, r Mortimer near ** Coventry George, 56 Genesee, r 20 Clinton Place g Cowan Etta, milliner, r 27 Leah S Cowan Peter, r 27 Leah g Cowan William P. r 27 Leah

P Cowan William at American Express ofBce, r 27 L<*ah ^ Cowles George O. (James Rockwell & Co.) r 85 Cornelia

Cowley Charlotte, r 34 Garden

COWLEY WILLIAM, butcher 120 Varick, r 30 Gnrden

Cox James, carpenter, r 138 State

Cox James Jr. r 2 Leah

Cox John, bookkeeper, r 114 Fayette

COXE ALFRED C. HON. Judge United States District Court, office 77 Genesee, r 60 Elizabeth

Fred A. Cassidy, successor to J. H. Douglass^

UnCA CITY DIRECTORY. 20&

Shawls, Fans and Enr-Lined Gloves, Blankets and Hosqnito Het,

Coyle Ellen, lanndrj 126 Mary^ r same

Coyle Henry, laborer, r 126 Mary

(Joyne Bridget, widow, r 21 Third

COYNE JOHN, school commissioner, wholesale liqnors 10 p

Fayette, r 98 Steuben |,

Coyne John J. frameraaker, r 21 Third S^

Coyne Michael, laborer, r 21 Third B' C0ZZEN8 BROTHERS, (H. G and C. C.) U. S. steam car- f

pet cleaning works 116 Erie. See page 45. M

COZZENS 0. C. (Cozzens Bros.) r 57 Fayette S

COZZENS H. C. (Cozzens Bros.) r 57 Fayette Z

Craft E. T. shoecutter, r 73 John |^

Crager William, laborer, r 145 Whitesboro ^

Cramer James, laboier, r 192 Kossuth ave SS

Cramer James, moulder, r 127 Bleecker - |

Cramer Joseph, foreman, 98 Soutli IT

Cramer Michael, butcher. 74 Steuben, r 29 Louisa m

Cramer Patrick, pedler, r 127 Bleecker ^ Cramer Theodore D. laundry cor Bleecker and Charlotte, r g^

same g^

Crandall Samuel, salesman Buckley & Co. r 55 Stark ^

(Crandall see Cranwell) g*

Crandley Michael, carpenter, r 168 Blandina g*

Crane Charles E. pliysician ^7 Genesee, r 136 John g

Crane Myron, r 43 West Z CRANWELL JAMES, mason and builder 74 Broadway, r g.

same See page 56 ^ CRANWELL GEO. W. mason and builder 69 Broad, r §:

same g^

Cranwell John, mason, r 11 Steuben »

Cranwell Michael, mason, r 11 Steuben 3,

Crask John Mr& r 118 Third 8

Crawford Bridget Mra widow, r 217 Bleecker K

Crawford John, pattern maker, r 11 Henry g^ Crawford William L. clerk Green & Sons' Bank, r 35 Cottage ¥' Creagan Nora, widow, r 26 Neilson

Creagan James, mason, r 19 Neilson ^

Creagan John, bricklayer, r 20 Neilson g^

Creagan Mary, tailoress, r 20 Neilson 4

Creagan Michael, mason, r 20 Neilson ^

Creagan Morgan, bricklayer, r 20 Neilson »

Creegan James, machinist, r 376 Whitesboro g

Crego Myron T. clairvoyant 89 Washington, r same |

Creighton Chester, r 92 Neilson g.

Creightou Geo. H. r 63 Columbia 5* Creighton John, tailor, r 100 Jay CRIM F. D. physician and surgeon 171 Genesee, r 116 Park

ave

Furnishing Undertaker, ^1 Genesee iSt.

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Grimmins K F. Mrs. r 17 Neilson

Crippeu Perry E. bookkeeper 21 Liberty, r 83 Columbia

Orippen Sarah, widow, r 88 Colambia

CRITTENDEN SETH W. r 10 Rutger

Crittenden Walter H. r 10 Rntger

Crocker Albert D. r 241 Bleecker

Crocker Hugh Mre. r 241 Bleecker

CROCKER JOHN G. lawyer Hatchinsorj building, r Baggs

Hotel CROFTON PATRICK, marble cutter 33 Fayette, r 117 Blandina See page 45 ^ CROGHAN JAMES (Croghan Broa) r 19 Eagle & CROGHAN. M. H (Croghan Broa) r 19 Eagle J CROGHAN BROTHERS (Michael H. and James) grocers ^ 19 Eagle

J CROMIE ROBERT, stone yard, Broadbead cor Fay, r same (4 Cronin David W. removed to Denver, Col ^ Croiliu Dennis, porter Grand Central Hotel J CRONIN D. F. bookkeeper W. A. Everts, r 32 Seymour ave '3 Cronin Elford, machinist, r 93 Court ^ Cronin Ellen, factory operative, r 93 Court S Cronin Fred J. booKkeeper, r 32 Seymour ave w Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, r 169 Blandina *2 Cronin Jerry, laborer, r 11 Kossuth ave * Cronin John A. tailor, r 88 Spring -^ Cronin Margaret A. Mra r 32 Seymour ave ^ Cronin Mary, tailoress, r 93 Court ^ Cronin Michael, laborer, r 59 Park ave Cronin Norah, tailoress, r 169 Blandina J CRONIN T. N. job printer 59 John, r 32 Seymour ave Cronin William, r 93 Court Cronk E. Mra r 108 Blandina Cronk Frank J. clerk 96 Genesee, r 108 Blandina «f Cronk Joseph, foreman, r 47 Catharine -^ Crook Ann Mra r 17 Cornelia ^ Crosby Charles, printer, r 61 Albany

Crosby John D. telegraph operator, r 88 Charlotte

Crosby M. Miss, r 24 Kemble

Cross James, cartman, r Jefferson near Albany

Cross Theodore L 76 Genesee, r 12 Steuben park

Crossley Isaac, dyer, r 137 Spring

Crossley John, operative, r 28 Chenango ave >

Crossley William, weaver, r 48 Johnson

Grossman C. M. r 102 Broad ^

Grossman Emeline S. widow, r 102 Broad

Grossman Sarah E. r 5 Clinton Place

Cronnee John A. laborer, r 238 South

Cronch Edwin, saloon 93 Liberty, r same

Wescott ^ Reusswig^ Fine Custom Tailors,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORy. 211

TEE WEST SHOES.

Grouch Jamee, saloon 44 Liberty, r same

GROUSE BLOCK, Broad cor John

GROUSE C. B. (J. M. & C. B. Grouse), r 13 Hopper

Grouse Daniel Mrs. r 261 Genesee

GROUSE DANIEL N. r 315 Genesee

GROUSE J. M. & G. B. wholesale grocers 20-22 Broad

Grouse John, carpenter, r 32 Brinckerhofi ave

GROUSE JOHN M. (J. M. & G. B. Croase) r 21 Hopper

Grouse Joseph P. machinist, r 22 Barnes

Grouse Kittie, tailoress, r 22 Barnes

Grouse Louis, machinist, r 22 Barnes ^

Grouse Margaref Mrs. r 55 Neilsun ^

Grouse Marv Mrs. seamstress, r 22 Barnes g

Grouse Peter, machinist, r 83 Taylor ave %

Grouse Sarah, r 55 Neilson ^

Grouse Wm. B. r 13 Hopper ^

Growe Martin A. gardeuer, r 6 Stevens * ^

GROWE PETER, florist, ofliee 288 Genesee, r 781 same '^

Growell C. R Mrs. r 36 Cooper &

Growell Cora M. r 88 Cooper *^

Crowley Cornelius, laborer, r 188 Mary ?

Crowley Michael, boilermaker, r 25 Green g«

Crumb Arthur, card grinder, r cor Centre and Bacon p

Crumb Everett F. 12 Fayette, r Gardner Block g.

Crumb Maria L. vestmaker 207 Genesee, r same o

Crumley John, laborer, r 66 Jay S

Crumly Mrs. Margaret, r 67i Park ave jj.

Crump Joab J. coppersmith, r 44 Brinckerhofi ave *

Crump John F. r 44 Brinckerhofi ave ^

Crump Josephus F. shoecutter, r 91 Eagle S

Ciuiup Mary A. Mra r 44 Brinckerhofi ave Q

GrumpMary E. r 44 Brinckerhofi ave P

Gudd William C. tailor, r 89 Howard ave W

Cuddy Fannie, r 9 Rutger [j

Culbane Patrick, r 105 Court

Cnlhane Bridget, factory operative, r 105 Court

Culbane Thomas, factory operative, r 105 Court c»

Oolhane Thomas Jr. hostler, r 105 Court

GuUen James, moulder, r 118 Steuben

Callen Johanna, widow, r 118 Steuben

CuUen John, spinner, r 82 Mohawk

Collen John, r 80 Bleecker

Cnlleu John E. carpenter, r 5 Orchard

Callen John, laborer, r 186 Bleecker

Collen Lizzie, dressmaker, r 151 Elizabeth

Callen Maggie, tailoress, r 118 Steuben

Callen Wifliam, shoemaker, r 60 Third

Calligan Patrick, laborer, r 71 Water

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M), 88 Genesee Street, Utica.

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212 UTICA CITr DIRBJTOIIY.

p ^ CABPETS, will occasionally drop up this way,

^ CULVER A. E. forwarder and manufactiH^er of malmaize

g meal and feed 3n Seneca, r J40 Broad

o Culver James, r 140 Broad

g Culver William, r 2« Elizalieth

Ph Cuming J. G. commercial traveler, r Butterfield Honse

P4 Cnmmings Delia, tailor^^s, r 111 Howard ave

Cummings George E. driver, r 40 Leeds ^ Cummings Henry, blacksmith, r 25 Whiteeboro g Cummings Henry, machinist, r 76 Cornelia '^ Cummings John, machinist, r 25 Whitesboro ^ Cummings John Jr. foreman Cooper & Co. r 12 Gardner 5 Blk

S® Cummings J. Mrs. r 48 Mary ^ Cummings Mary, r 25 Whitesboro <D Cummings Mic£ael, carpenter, r 25 Whitesboro .§ Cummings Richard, weaver, r 183 Schuyler '^ Cummisky Margaret, widow, r 77 Water ^ Cunningham George IL carpenter, r 50 Cottage ^ Cunningham James, laborer, r 18 Mohawk § CUNNINGHAM J. H. journalist 5era^/ office, r 43 Steu- ^ ben

pS Cunningham Samuel, r 60 Broadway ^ Cunningham Susan, domestic Mansion House ^ Cunningham Sabine, widow, r 18 Mohawk S Cunningham Thomas, marble polit-^her, r 18 Mohawk tj Cupenger Thomas, mason, r 182 Oneida *§ Curn Maggie Mrs. r 77 Court

a CURRAN'S SONS, EDWARD (Edward and Geoi^e L. M Curran) hides and leather 33 Genesee

g CURRAN EDWARD (E. Currants Sons, hides and leather M 33 Genesee) r 284 same

S CURRAN GEORGE L. (E. Gurran's Sons) r 274 Genesee ^ Curran Frank, laborer, r 26 West

g CURRY C. E. agent Household Sewing Machine 17 Arcade, S r 733 Genesee

GURRY J. A. dealer in bottled lager and wholesale liquors Broad cor John, r same *

Curry Maria, St. Luke's Hospital

Curtail Michael, laborer, r 2 Lock «g Curtis Anna Miss, r 134 State ^ Curtis Edwin, r 33 Tracy "g* Curtis John A. pattern maker, r 9 Bank J, CURTIS PIIILO S. machine shop and foundry 214 Whites- o boro, r 419 Geiiesee. See advt. page 36

^ Curtiss Ella, dressmaker, r Thomas Block &CURTISS A. EUGENE, temperance lunch and dining

M

rooms 39 and 40 Arcade, r saino See advt page 35

Curtiss A. M. physician, r 69 Columbia

W. If. McGarvey ^ Co., Cigars and Fancy

W'Bw York Type Foxmdlry

- AND -

PRINTERS' Warehouse.

ESTABLISHED 1810.

FAB2IEB, LITTLE & CO.

Nos. 63 & 65 Beekman Street^ cor. of Gold,

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V8W TOStS.

This, the oldest Foandry in New York, is always prepared to fill orders (or our well-known Type, with exactness and dispatch. Our

BeeK, pwg, J0B i 8^NWEp;«i£

are made of the best Metals, and the Finish of our Type, beyond question, cannot be excelled, combining great accuracy, and perfect justiticaiion and line.

Persons desiring to order from us will please send for specimens.

By We famish every kind of Prin*^ing Type. If name or title is not known, send Printed Specimen of a Single Letter.

We have a very complete variety of the LATEST MODERN OLD

a T^ LE FACES. All kinds BOOK, NEWSPAPER AND JOB

EN8RAVIN6, ELEGTROTYPING AND STEREOTYPING.

We are also pleased to rec«ivti orders for

Of any maker, Paper Cutters, Cases, Qalleys, etc. Afpentfl for Francis ft Loutrel's and other Compositions,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 213

- just as they used to g^o ont fishing for a day's recreation, -

Cartise A. V. Mre. r 89 and 40 Arcade

Curtiss F. A. Mre. dressmaker, r 69 Colnmbia

CURTISS GEO. (T. O. Graniiis & Co.) r 17 Court

CURTISS HEN RY R (Curtiss & Childs) 167 Genesee, r 26 ^

High I

Curtiss Mary S. r 25 High *

CURTISS & CHILDS (a H. Curtiss and L. C. Childs), book f

and job printers 167 Genesee. See page opposite ig

CUSHMAN DANIEL J. wholesale clothing house and sew- ^

ing machines 29 and 81 John, r 98 State ^

Cusick Mary, saleslady, r 88 Elizabeth g

Gusick Susan Mrs. r 88 Elizabeth S

CUSHMAN JOSEPH B. 3d story 32 Genesee, r Butterfield £

House ^

Cushing Henry, traveling agent, r 10 West S.

CUSTIS J. W. REV. pastor Tabernacle Baptist Church, r 8 g:

Cottage "<

Cutler Carrie, r 45 Columbia g

Cutler George, boot cutter, r 81 Seneca *

Cutler George L carpenter, r 45 Columbia *S

CUTTER AMELIA R MRS. manager Ladies' Bazaar 189 |-

Genesee, r 60 Whitesboro |-

CUTTER JAMES H. clerk for Herald and Observer, r 60 ?-

Whitesboro ^

Cutter James L r 60 Whitesboro ?

GUTTER & METZ (James H. Cutter and Chaa H. Metz) g

bicycle agents 187 Genesee, Parker Block ^

Cuyler John, painter, r 78 John o*

DABELSTEIN CARL, Dainter, r 64 Catharine g

Dacey Nora, dressmsKer, r 6 Mary ^

Dacey W. F. blacksmith, r 6 Mary ^

Dachs Agnes, saleslady, r 243 Bleecker |

Dagin Edward, laborer, r Garden near Oswego ^ DAG WELL CHARLES M. asst. chief police, r 37 Bristol g

Dagwell Charles A. moulder, r 94 Varick ^

Dagwell Edwin, machinist, r 6 Hicks ^

Dagwell Frank E. com. agent, r Hotel Zublin g

Datrwell Herbert, moulder, r Hotel Zublin o DAGWELL JOHN, iron castings Broadway and Erie canal, ^

r 94 Varick. See page 38 W

Dagwell Samuel L bookkeeper 33 Canal, r 94 Varick ^

Dagwell Wm. H. Dagwell's foundry, r 86 Varick ^

Dailer Richard, fresco painter, r 81 Dudley §

Dailey John, Supt M. V. Mills, r Milgate ^ Dailey Thomas, operator, r East near Bleecker DAILY OBSERVER, (Grove & Bailey), 113 Genesee DAILY PRESS, 7 Broad

Groceries, Genesee comer Fayette Street

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. (Dailev see Daily.)

.^ Dain Ira, carpenter, r Square near Howard ave

,Q Dale Ashbary, waiter Baggs Hotel, r 33 Charlotte

o Dalton Cbas. r 33 Taylor ave

'^ Dalton Benjamin Mrs. r 33 Taylor ave

o Dalton Frank, carpenter, r 14 Elizabeth

i3 Dalton Nellie, laundress Baggs Hotel

w Dalton Eobert, brakeman, r Northern Hotel

g Dalton Thomas, r 118 Catharine

Daly D. C. agent, r 31 Noyes ^ Daly John, mason, r 22 Henry t^ Daly Michael, cutter 60 Genesee, r 77 Jay g Daly Michael F. carder, r 17 Mohawk P Daly Nora, domestic 2 Comstock Block ?J^ Daly Patrick, moulder, r 22 Henry q Daly Patrick, sewing machine agt, r 13 Broadway 'g Daly Thomas, sewing machine agent, r 13 Broadway \

ti Dalv William F. r 77 Jay ^ (Daly see Dailey) ^ Dallzell Hugh, r 60 Broadway g Damon H. E. Mrs. r 58 Mary § Damon Will T. bookkeeper, r 68 Mary § Damrath Augustus, shoemaker, r 13 South Hamilton S DANA GEORGE S. (Wright, Dana & Co.) r 296 Genesee c Dana James W. removed to Delhi

2 Dana Sophia Mrs. r Clarendon

> Danforth Hiram D. r 35 Seymour ave /

c8 Daniels Byron T. blacksmith, r 264 Whitesboro

-^ Daniels Edward, button hole maker, r 87 Water

^ Daniels Emma, nurse, r 16 Oneida

'2 Daniels Nathan, r 152 Bleecker

-g Daniels Stephen C. car driver, r 6 Saratoga

*^ Dann Ella, r 94 Blandina

r\ Dann Sarah M. teacher, r 32 Hart

^ Dann Susan A. r 32 Hart

03 Danquer Augustus, clerk 102 Genesee, r 9 Elm cQ Danquer August, carpenter and builder, r 9 Elm -SJ Danquer Jules, bookkeeper, r 9 Elm

^ Danquer Ptful, baker, r 183 Blandina ^ DansKey Samuel, button hole operator, r 106 Columbia O Daprix Charles, teamster, r 7 Saratoga ^ Daprix Henry, saloon and grocery 11 Schuyler, r same ct Daprix John, tailor, r 95 Canal S Darby Arthur, carder, r 74 Spring -g Darby Jane, widow, r 74 Mohawk q) Darby Marcella, r 11 Huntington ^ Darby Patrick, shoemaker, r 11 Huntington Darby Patrick, tobacconist, r 74 Mohawk

Pitrvis, Metcalf Sf Co., Book-Binders and

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 215

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Darby Terreuce, engineer, r 6 Moliawk «i^

Darcej £. M. salesman, r 8 Cooper P

Darling Charles, laborer, r 87 Erie ^

Darling Charles, fanner Welshbash road neareitj line e

DARLING CHAELES C. REV. r Clarendon -«

Darling C. W. r Clarendon Jj,

Darling Cook Mrs. R. r Welshbnsh road near city line §

Darling Henry, carpenter, r Welshbush road near city line ^

Darling Nathaniel, farmer, r Welshbnsh road near city line 99

Darling W. B. (Witherbee & Co.), r 26 South ^

Darling R W. lawyer 69 Genesee, r Clarendon g Darling Wm. R clerk, r 24 Seneca

Darrigrand Celeste, school teacher, r 13 Hotel ^

Darrigrand Frederick, jeweler 132 Genesee, r 13 Hotel ^

Darwin R copyist, r 29 West O

Daner Angust, carpenter, r 36 Hicks g^

Davenport Adam, laborer, r 4S Columbia Q«

Davenport A. H. Mrs. r 84 Columbia ^

Davenj)ort C. E. stenographer 6 and 7 Herald building, r 112 i§

State "g^

Davenport Charles A. at Warnick & Brown, r 112 State ^

Davenport Harry Mrs. r 32 Broad ci^

Davenport, Irvin, loom fixer, r 26 Chenango ave g*

Davenport Eugene I. blacksmith, r Hickory cor Martin ^

Davey Elizabeth, weaver, r 26 Wager g

Davey Thomas, wool sorter, r 26 Wager §

Davey Thomas Jr. weaver, r 26 Wager ^

Davice Alexander R gardener, r 1 Jewett O

DA VIES BENJAMIN F. watches and jewelry 28 Genesee, g

r 3 Mary g

Da vies Charles, tailor, r 66 Liberty B

Davies Charlotte M. nurse, r 180 Columbia g

Davies David, brakeman, r 144 Whitesboro -.

Davies Elizabeth, widow, r 144 Whitesboro ^

DAVIES D. J. H. "HOWELL WASHER" Room I Thomas -

Block, r same. See advt page 33 W DAVIES DAVID L (Patterson & Davies boot and shoe §

dealers 185 Genesee,) r 134 Park ave S^

DAVIES DAVID J. builder and contractor 14 Montgomery, "^

r 97 Elizabeth "^ DAVIES DAVID L & CO. boots and shoes 180 Genesee

Davies D. R agent, r 122 Howard ave oo

Davies George E. r 61 Rntger g

Davies George W. Y Dryh office, r 144 Whitesboro g,

Davies James, r 21 Washins^ton co

Davies John, butcher 131 Bleecker, r 13 Lansing p

Davies John, doctor, r 71 Taylor ave [Hotel g

DAVIES JOHN S. (Davies & Williams) 78 Genesee, r 9 |

Blank Booh Manufacturer s, 137 Genesee. ??

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216 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

it the late comers to its neighborhood will

Davies John A. Jr. clerk 63 Franklin Square, r 5 Eemble DA VIES JOHN A. furniture 51, 52 and 58 Franklin Square and 39 Seneca, r 5 Eemble

qj' Davies Joshua, r 24 Philip

"^ Davies Joshua R carriage trimmer, r 50 Elizabeth

8 DAVIES PETER, lawyer Exchange Building, r 21 Wash-

2 ington

o Davies, R. B. baggageman, r 33 Washington

§^ Davies Rees, tailor, r 139 John ^

^ DAVIES SAMUEL, nurseryman 84 and 86 State, r 21 Oswego

^ Davies Thomas M. Mrs. r 8 Mary

jH Davies Will, painter, r 4 Warren

O Davies William M. bookkeeper 127 Genesee, r 44 Spring

CQ Davies Willard M. student, r 44 Spring

-M Davies W. salesman, r HI Rutger

g DAVIES & WILLIAMS (John S. Davies and Richard D. Williams) merchant tailors, 78 Genesee

-H Davis - spinner, r 268 Bleecker

P| Davis Augustus H. salesman, r 23 Steuben

^ Davis Barton L. commercial traveler, r 92 Fayette

q) Davis Carrie, r 8 *Cooper

itj Davis Catherine, r 139 John

a DAVIS' SONS CHARLES P. (J. P., W. A., F. J. and

o C. C. Davis), stained glass works 4 and 6 Noyes

^ DAVIS CHARLES C. (Charles P. Davis' Sons), r 4 Noyes

^ Davis Charles R agent, r 160 Whitesboro

?:j DAVIS CHARLES S. livery and boarding stables 29 Hotel,

^ r 138 Miller. See adv't page 34

0) Davis Chester, carpenter, r 68 Broad

-Sj Davis Clara« seamstress Orphan Asylum

^ Davis Cynthia Mrs. nurse, r 49 Cornelia

-§ Davis David J* moulder, r 139 John

§ Davis David, blacksmith, r 99 Whitesboro

rh Davis Ebenezer, carpenter, r 1 Warren

,. Davis Ella, r 37 Broad

l^ Davis Eugene, cartman 12 Fayette, r 71 West

P Davis E. W. Miss, teacher Ladies' Seminary, r same

® Davis Ernest, wood carver, r 62 Spring

S Davis Frances Mrs. dressmaker, r 64 Water

q Davis Frank, proof reader, r 36 Jay

-J DAVIS FRED. J. (Charles P. Davis' Sons), ^4 Noyes

QQ Davis George, farmer, Albany near city line

S Davis George, meat market 195 Bleecker, r 245 South

'g Davis George A. (Davis & Weaver), r Clinton House

0 Davis Henry A. bookkeeper 30 Genesee, r 11 Rutger

R) Davis Henry A. (Johnson & Davis), 16 Genesee, r 72 Broad- way Davis H. M. grocer cor. Bleecker and Nichols, r same

Fred d. Cassidy^ successor to J.H. Douglass ^

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Davis Hugh, carpenter, r 100 Whitesboro <^

Davis James K. belt maker 119 Genesee, r 68 Broad b*

Davis James L. Mrs. r 72 Broadway ^

Davis James R. r 1 Warren <ft

Davis Jane Mr& boarding, r 13 Lansing g;

Davis John, laborer, r cor Water and Seneca <b

Davis John, farmer, r 1 Warren O*

Davis John T. attendant N. Y. S. Asylum S

DAVIS JOSEPH R (Cliarles P. Davis' Sons), r 4 Noyes ^

Davis Josie, dressmaker, r 26 Jay g

Davis J. W. law student, r 171 Park avo Qq

Davis Laura A. Mrs. boarding house 72 Broadway §

Davis Louisa, r 21 Court g*

Davis Lydia A. r 4 Spring Q.

Davis M. Miss, r 3 Mary <&

Davis Mary J. r 4 Spring S*

Davis Mary, dressmaker, r 63 State 2,

Davis Maggie, domestfc Bagga Hotel ^^

Davis Mary, widow, r 74 Liberty o

Davis Nelson J. r 16 Seneca g;

Davis Orville 0. r 71 Columbia cb

Davis Peter, r 83 Whitesboro Oj

Davis Rees Mrs. r 63 West g*

Davis Bichard, laborer, r 66 Stark ci^

Davis Kuth, cook, r 40 Whitesboro ?

Davis Samuel C. watchmaker and jeweler 51 South, r same .

Davis Sarah, r 63 State W Davis Theo. B. bookkeeper U. 0. Nat. Bank, r 45 Whitesboro o

Davis T. G. clerk 174 Genesee, r 30 Washington Jj]

Davis Thomas, carriage maker, r 45 Whitesboro Q

DAVIS W. A. (Charles P. Davis' Sons), r 36 Noyes ^

Davis Wm. J. r 6 Lansing 9?

Davis William R shipper, r 49 Miller Q

Davis Walter W. r 26 Miller 9 DAVIS ife WEAVER (G. A. Davis and W. N. Weaver, Jr.), Oo

cartmen N. Y. C. Freight House |^ DAVISON GEORGE J. manager Western Union Tel. Com. g

r 1 Elm Q.

Day Emerson, painter, r 43 Howard ave QD

Day EL L. clerk Buckley & Co. r 66 Lansing ^

Day Horace E. U. S. storekeeper and ganger, r 26 Kemble Q

DAY J. FRANK, (J. C. Hieber & Co.), r 23 Hopper g

DAY J. J. groceries John cor Elizabeth, r 51 Elizabeth g

Day John P. clerk 10 Liberty, r 117 Lansing S

Day John, r 44 First <^

Day Kittie, r 44 First to

Day Mary Mra r 44 First S'

Day Mary, r 9 Hicks cd

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Furnishing Undertaker, ^7 Genesee Street.

218 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Since it annexed Utica and Ilion.

Day Patrick, ahoemaker, r 117 Lao sing DAY PATRICK, grocer cor John and Elizabeth, r 51 Eliza- beth Deahna Frederick, cartman, r 15 Neileon Deam Henry, botcher, r 67 Qooth Dean E. S. stenographer 12 Fayette, r 32 Spring DEAN LINUS, ornamental iron works 200 Whiteeboro, r -^ 194 sama See advt. page 29.

^ Dean Thomas, machinist, r 23 Wiley ^ Dean Thomas, machinist, r 147 Whitesboro -g Dearden Oreenwood, overseer, r 10 Nichols Sa Dearflinger Ohaa shoemaker, r 98 Whitesboro ^ DE ANGELIS PASCAL C. J. lawyer 77 Genesee, r Waverly .d 372 Genesee

'-f De Angel is S. E lawyer 77 Genesee, r 136 State § Debbold Charles C. clerk, r 51 Cornelia ^ Debbold George, porter Oneida National Bank, r 51 Cornelia ^ Debbold P. F. confectionery 22 Columbia, r same S Decker John P. baggage man Central KR, r Deerfield g Decker Dominick, engineer Central RR. r 95 Whitesboro 3 Deecke Theodore, special pathologist Lnnatic Asylum, r York ^ cor Green

^ Deeche Charles, book binder, r 54 Warren -H DeForest E. cashier, Buckley & Co. r 78 Elizabeth :g DeForest Harry, clerk Buckley & Co. r 78 Elizabeth

S DeForest James E. printer /Ve«* office, r 78 Eh'zabeth ^ DeFreitas G. A. Mrs. r 716 Genesee q DeGiorgi Charles L. lawyer, r 86 Park ave O DeGiorgi Charles J. shoemaker, r 84 Park ave ^^ DeGiorgi Joseph W. shoemaker, r 85 Jay *M Delilinger Jacob, laborer, r 15 Lock ^ Dehlinger Jacob, Jr. truckman, r 15 Lock (0 DEHS ADAM (Dehs Bros.) r 74 West ^ DEHS BROTHERS (Adam and Michael), saloon and restau- Ri rant 10 Gcncsco

-Sl DEHS MICHAEL (Dehs Bros.), r 74 West ^ Dehm Aloise, widow, r 94 Court g Dehm God fried, grocer, r 94 Court Dehrr Caf^per, r 232 Blandina .' DeLaPlant Solomon Lares:i, trimmer, r 53 Whitesboro Delaware & Hudson Canal Coal Co. office 142 Water and 18

Bleecker, J. W. Church agent Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Express 16 Genesee, Geo.

K Woodward general agent Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR. general office and

passenger depot foot of Division Delaware, Lackawanna & Western freight office, 50 Water Delaware, Lackawanna & Western CoafCo. 28 Fayette, 8 Erie

WestcoU ^ Beusswig^ Fine Custom Tailors^

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 219

The handsomest DryOoodaSc Carpets on earth

Delehantj Jaiueg, Balesman, r 65 Third DeLestre Elizabeth Mrs. r 140 Blandina

DeLestre FraDcis, r 164 Jay ^

DeLeetre Frances, widow, r 7 St Joseph '^

DeLestre Patrick, carpenter, r 87 Chanotte b:)

DeLestre Peter F. salesman 117 Oenesee, r 7 St. Joseph g DbLESTRE THEODORE, (McMorrow & Co.), r 46 Steuben Vr

Delitte Peter, r 79 Third Jt,'

Dellinger George, laborer, r 28 Schnyler Vj

rDellinger see Dillinger) ff

Dell George, carpenter, r 86 Blandina ^^

Dell Kate, seamstress, r 124 Albany p

DeLong Ahram, carpenter, r 25 South x^

DeLong Adelbert E. clerk, r 25 South "

DeLong R J esse, r 25 South ^^

DeLong Fred T. r 768 Genesee jb

DeLong James C. r Clarendon g^

DeLong James C. Mra r 51 Broad ^

DeLong John L clerk, r 25 South Co

DeLong John P. porter, r Water cor Hotel rs DbLONG martin B. furniture 12 to 20 Catharine, r 763 o

Genesee road ^

DeLong Nelson, laborer, r Washington Hotel Co

DeLorne Estelle Mrs. r 95 State %

DeLug Anna Mra r 44 Fay (^

Delufi; Magdalene, r 44 Fay r*- De Marce Gilbert, last maker, r 181 Bleecker

De Marce Isabella, r 181 Bleecker §

Demanger Martin, r Shaw near Perkins ave 2

Dembuisky William, pedler, r 115 Liberty ^

Dernier William, carpenter, r Clinton Place cor Kemble ^

Deming Albert J. r 354 Whitesboro o

Deming A. J. Mrs. r 357 Whitesboro J^

Deming Charles, freight conductor, r 59 Taylor ave s

Deming Nellie A. Mi^s, r 84 Fayette I

Deming Sylvia Mrs. r 37 Miller | DEMOTT WILLIAM H. paper box manuf r 35 and 37 Lib- £

erty, r 30 Whitesboro ^ Dempsey Abbie, r 21 Court

Dempsey James S. clerk, r 37 Fayette f Dempsey John, salesman 102 Genesee, r 29 Spring Dempsey Kate, weaver, r 60 Spring Dempsey Thomas E. agent 40 Bleecker, r Clinton Dempster James^ r 113 Blandina Demnth G. H. carpenter, r 283 Bleecker Denison Albert R Mra r 9 Square Denison Charlotte, r 23 West Denison Jennie, r 76 Broadway

J^o. 88 Genesee Street, Utira.

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and spring from Summer back

-

o Denison William R boots and shoes Thomas block, Bleecker^

Q r 100 Howard ave

^ (Denison see Dennison)

a Denike Arlington, barber, r 20 Elizabeth ^ Dennig Anna Mrs. r 79 Court 'S Dennig Charles, machinist, r 79 Court

ft Dennis George, teamster, r 308 Whitesboro

^ DENNISON CHARLES M. lawyer, U. S. Commissioner 81

QN Genesee, r in Whitestown

:g DENNISON & DENNISON, lawyers, 81 Genesee

-^ Dennison Fred, printer, r 21 Blandina

"S DENNISON GEO. E. lawyer 81 Genesee, r in Whitestown

-S Dennison Rodoma, widow, r 204 Whitesboro

5j (Dennison see Denison)

^ Deno laborer, r 27 Dudley

«^ Deno John, blacksmith, r 27 Bristol ^ Dent Alfred, printer, r 79 Washington

^ Dent Maria, milliner, r 79 Washington

»5 DENT MATTHEW F. (Wm. Dent & Son\ r 79 Washington ^ DENT WILLIAM (Wm. Dent & Son), r 79 Washington .g DENT WM. & SON (Wm. and M. F. Dent), novelty works ^ 81 Washington and 14 and 16 Madison lane. See page 35

^ Dentz George, stove mounter, r 216 Third 00 De Roe A. M. vestmaker, r 175 Park ave $0 Dering Bernard, r 62 Jay fH Dering Miss Kate, r 237 Genesee

N DERING SYLVESTER, Brig. Genl. Comdg 6th Brigade K G. lumber dealer and mfr,Oul ver cor Fnlton, r 237 Genesee g Dermot Michael, r 73 Nichols

^ DESBROUGH GEORGE, physician 158 Genesee, r same -§ DeSHON WILLIAM H. journalist 60 Genesee, r 69 Catharine ^ Desmond Bartholomew, r 42 West ^ Desmond Cornelius, carpenter, r 205 Bleecker -CI Desmond Daniel, painter, r 39 Brinckerhoff ave ^ Desmond Henry, carpenter, r 54 Dudley o Desmond Josie, seamstress, r 205 Bleecker ^ Desmond John C. machinist, r 205 Bleecker gj Desmond John -F. 42 West g Desmond Margaret, r 42 West ^ Desmond Margaret, r 205 Bleecker

Desmond Maggie, seamstress, r 205 Bleecker ^ Desmond Mary, seamstress, r 205 Bleecker g Desmond Patrick F. carpenter, r 205 Bleecker q) Desmond William, machinist, r 205 Bleecker ^ Desmond William H. shoemaker, r 109 Howard ave - Devendorf H. E. removed to Amsterdam, N. Y. 3 DEVENDORF LUCIEN B. dealer in white bronze monu- 1^ ments 12 Arcade, r 25 Miller

W. H. McGarvey ^ Co. Cigars and Fancy

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 221

to its place. - Old Prophecy.

Dev^endorf Lucy, eeamstrees, r 30 Blandina Devereux Anna, r 5 Kent Devereux Hattie, r 5 Kent

Devereanx Bridget, r 4 Albany W DEVEREUX BLOCK southwest cor Genesee and canal bridge o

Devereux James, laborer, r 22 Hicks g

Devereux John, laborer, r 29 Wager p

Devereux John, operative, r 9 Orchard ^ DEVEREUX JOHN C. commissioner State board charities ft*

5th district, office 14 Devereux block, r 5 Kent Q

Devereux Lena, r 5 Kent ?

Devereux Mary, operative, r 9 Orchard ^

Devereux Michael, bakery 166 Bleecker, r same Q;

Devereux Michael, spinner, r 37 Philip g DEVEREUX NICHOLAS E. (Wild & Devereux), r 5 Kent -^

Devereux Peter, laborer, r 9 Orchard g

Devereux Rosa, r 5 Kent J2

Deveraux Thomas B. Mra r 24 Dudley ^

Devine Charles, cartman, r 22 Wager s

Devine Daniel, laborer, 20 Wafi^er ^

Devine R spinner, r 165 Columbia Q

Devine Elizabeth, r 6 Saratoga §

(Devine see Divine) gi

Devins James, bone yard, r Albany near cit}' line -^^

Devlin John G. r 119 Catharine ci.

Devlin Maggie, r 119 Catharine ^ DEVLIN PATRICK, Supervisor 5th Ward, r 119 Catharine fa

Devlin Patrick, moulder, r 119 Catharine Q;

DevoU Geo. photographer, r 68 Columbia ^

DevoU Lillie, r 08 Columbia g

Dewalt Mary, domestic 3 Henry ^

Dewhurst Albert, bookkeeper 108 Genesee, r 36 Elm g

Dewitt Eliza, r 85 Charlotte §,

Dewitt Laurana H. Mrs. r 42 Mary ^

Dexter Gustavus, r 66 Cooper g

Dicks Henry, cabinet maker, r 11 Philip ^

Dicks Martin^ carpenter, r 121 Miller <b

Dickinson A. Frank, printer Olobe^ r 11 Canal S'

Dickinson Albert M. printer Globe^ r 11 Canal ei^

Dickinson Carrie, seamstress, r 158 Lansing ^

Dickinson Grace Mrs. r 6 Rntger ^

Dickinson Henry B. com. traveler, r 62 Broad ^^

Dickinson Isaac, marble polisher, r 124 Lansing ^

Dickinson Jennie, r 14 Post ^

Dickinson Morrison G. pump maker, r 11 Canal § Dickinson Willet J. salesman 81 Genesee, r 78 Seymour ave P^ Dickinson William H. marble polisher, r 271 Bleecker Dieckow Chas. Mrs. employment ofHce 208 Genesee, r same

Groceries, Genesee corner Fayette iStreet.

222 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

May 15th, Fires were needed, OverooatB oomfortable,

Dieffenbacber Charles F. carpeDter, r 40 Noyes , Diefienbacher T. C. telegrapher, r 40 Noyes g Diefenbaeh John Mrs. r 850 Whitesboro S Diefenbaeh William, barber Parker Block, r 350 Whitesboro '^ Dietrich John, r 158 Elizabeth O" Dietrich Joseph, cigar maker 158 Elizabeth, r same ^ Dietz Adam, r 2 I^ah ^ Dietz Joseph, weaver, r 28 Orchard b Dietz Simon, weaver, r 28 Orchard ^ Dietz Yalim, teacher Ladies' Seminary, r same -^ Dingle Samnel, boiler maker, r 18 Stark >3 Dij^hman Frank, barber, r 46 John q^ Dikeman James, laborer, 295 Mohawk JJ Dilker Barbara, operative, r 114 Liberty 0) Dilker John, laborer, r 114 Liberty -CI Dillinger Frank, laborer, r 278 Whitesboro § (Dillins^er see Dellinger also Dehlinger) g DILLON DANIEL 0. grocer 23 Albany, r same 2 DILLON'S (E J. Dillon and Richard Dillon, Jr.) bowlin^r Q alley and bottling establishment Fayette cor Broadway

J» DILLON EDWARD J. (Dillon Bros.) r 78 Columbia Ig Dillon Edward T. printer, r 55 Broadway S Dillon Fred, cutter, r 23 Albany *^ Dillon James, moulder, r 23 Albany t? Dillon John, carpenter, r 23 Albany -a Dillon Patrick Mrs. r 23 Albany 5 Dillon Richard, r 43 Chenango ave ^ DILLON RICHARD Jr (Dillon Bros.) r 52 Broadway § Dillon Timothy, attendant at Asylum, r 364 Whitesboro ^ Dillon W. T. tailor 78 Genesee, r same b Dimbleby David, r 130 Columbia g Dimbleby James, 58 Franklin Square, r 130 Columbia 2 Dimbleby John, locomotive engineer, r 1 Potter 5 DIMBLEBY WESLEY, chief engineer, r 28 Hobart ^ DIMON GEORGE D. (Diraon & Disbrow), r 857 Genesee o DIMON & DISBROW (George D. Dimon and C. I. Dis- § brow), shoe mfrs. 30 and 32 Liberty

4d Dingley Harvey E. bookkeeper 48 Hotel, r 3 Elm '*1^ Dinmg John A. r 23 Devereux gj Disbrow Albert M. shoemaker, r 20 Eemble ? DISBROW CHARLES I. (Dimond & Disbrow), r 52 West Q- Disbrow Edwin F. r 88 Elm 6> Disbrow William H. r 20 Kemble ^ Dischler Andrew, shoemaker, r 266 Whitesboro ^ Dischler David A. r 256 Whitesboro

^ Dissenhold Christian, carpenter, r Chenango ave cor Kirk- land Dittman Charles J. barber Dudley House, r 21 State

Purvis, Metcalf ^ Co., Book- Binders and

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 228

Dan Bice was here^ but no Smnmer,

Dittman Mary K Mra r 21 State ^^

DIVINE BRADFORD C. cashier D. S. C. Mills, r 3 HeDry $

Divine Cleseon R r 48i Colombia g;

Divine Deloss, roller coverer 76 State, r same u^

Divine Edward H. shirt nifr. 132 Genesee, r 21 Henry ?

*Divine Fred D. fishing Uekle over 132 Genesee, r 76 State ^

Divine Jane Mrs. r 48 Columbia Q>

(Divine see Devine^ §

Doane Harriet J. Mr& 40 Oneida g»

Dobbie Harley S. com. traveler, r 14 Seymour ave r^

Dobbie John, bntcher, r 19 Steuben §

Dobbins Edward C. shoemaker, r 5 Union f^

Dobbins John, shoemaker, r 68 Leah C>

Dobbins James, Herald oflSce, r 68 Leah ^

Dobbins Mary R domestic 55 Fayette -O

Dobbins Sidney, carpenter, r 161 Neilson 5

Dobell Jennie M. milliner 179 Genesee ^

Dobson Altred B. r 15 Oneida ^

Dobson A. H. ret)orter Daily Press^ r 15 Oneida (^

Dobson Charles L. dancing master, r 11 Oneida ^

Dockstader Benjamin H. shoemaker, r 55 Neilson xn

Dockstader O. C. shoemaker, r 24 Kemble ^

Dockstader James, mill operative, r 125 Varick ^

Dodd Robert, Connty Clerk's ofiice, r 76 Liberty Jl

Dodd Thomas, clerk, r 76 Broadway , ^

Dodd Thomas, carpenter, r 48 Brinckerhoff ave jm

Dodge R U. Mrs. widow, r Jefferson near Bleecker o

Dodge E. H. r 53 Kemble E

Dodge Frank R r 58 Kemble S

Dodge James, cutter, r 59 Main ^

Dodge John F. tea agent, r Deerfield '^

Dodge Li H. confectioner, r 84 Columbia g^

Dodge R C. Mrs. r 53 Kemble ^^

Dodge Rose Miss, r 18 Steuben ^

Dodge Rufus, r 58 Kemble Qd

Dodge Sabrina Mrs. r 8 Elm ^

Dodge Stephen G. Home for Aged Men §

Dodge W. S. barber, r Jefferson near Bleecker Q»

Doheney Maggie, weaver, r 71 Spring QO

Doherty Barnard Mrs. r 128 Bleecker ^

Doherty Edward, clerk 128 Bleecker g^

Doherty John, clerk, r 128 Bleecker §

Doherty Kittle, milliner, r 128 Bleecker g

Doherty Theresa, saleslady, r 128 Bleecker S

(Doherty see Dority) ^

Dolan Ann, widow, r 106 Elizabeth ^ Dolan Ann, widow, r 116 South Dolan Bridget, domestic Baggs Hotel'

Blank Booh Manufacturers, 137 Genesee.

224 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

Dry Oood% Carpet^ Cloaks, Killmery, XTpholstering Ooodi,

CQ Dolan John, carpenter, r 252 Whitesboro ^ Dolan John, saloon keeper, r 10 Saratoga ^ Dolan John M. printer Press office, r 116 South

Dolan Julia Mre. r 11 Elm ^ Dolan Philip, laborer, r 10 Saratoga .q Dolan Rosy, dressmaker, r 116 South »i Dolin Thomas F. pressman, r 358 Whitesboro g Dolin James, watchman, r 342 Whitesboro *^ Dolin Rose, housekeeper 63 State 1^ Dolin Thomas, laborer, r 368 Whitesboro ;5 (Dolan see Dulan)

g DOLL MICHAEL, alderman 12th ward, carpenter, r 93 ^ Briuckerhoff ave

Doll Peter, grocery 62 Elm, r same jj^ Doll William, tailor, 46 Elm

Domke August, shoemaker, r 16 Meadow ^ Dommasch George, switchman, r 148 Water

« Donahue Edward, laborer, 136 Whitesboro ^ Donahoe Edward F. organist, r 48 Eagle ;q Donahoe James, clerk, r 50 Butger to Donahoe John, plumber, r 96 Third

-^ Donahoe John Mrs. r 48 Eagle ^ Donahoe John, r 69 Dudley 1^ Donahoe John, laborer, r 81 Garden ^ Donahoe Margaret Mrs. r 96 Third ^ Donahoe Mary, operative, r 96 Third § Donahoe Nellie, operative, r 96 Third ^ Donahoe Thomas, r 172 Columbia ^ Donahoe Thomas, moulder, r 96 Third ^ Donahoe William, shoemaker, r 96 Third ^ Donahue Mary Ann, r 8 Bank O) Donahue Ma^e, r 8 Bank ^ (Dotiahoe see Donohue) ^ Donaldson Alexander, belt maker, r 142 Elm § Donaldson M. B. Mrs. r 17 Howard ave >^ Donaldson J. H. carpenter, r 16 Brinkerhoff ave CO Donalty Charles J. salesman, r 81 Brinkerhoff ave

r Donalty Michael, mason and builder, r 133 Blandina ^ Donaltv William, mason, r 81 Brinkerhoff ^ Donnelly Alice, r 192 Columbia ^ Donnelly Bernard, r 176 Third K^ Donnelly Frank B. clerk, r 84 Mary j^ Donnelly Patrick, laborer, r 176 Third ^ Donnelly Patrick, laborer, r 3 Seneca ]^ Donnelly Peter, laborer, r Buffalo CD Donnelly William, shoemaker, r 175 Third O Donnelly William, r 18 Morris '^l Donohoe Thomas J. printer Observer^ r 144 Mary

Fred A. Cassidy, successor to J. H. Douglass^

UTIOA CITY DIRECTORY. 226

Shawl^ Fans and Fnr-Lined Gloves, Blankets and Mosqnito Vet, Co

Donohoe John, bricklayer, r 144 Mary 5p

Donohne James, clerk, r 50 Butter br

Donohne William, plnmber, r 67 South B'

Donohae William £. barber 160 Geneeee, r 8 Bank ^

g)onahoe see Donohne) ^

onovan Daniel, laborer, r 136 Mary iq

Donovan Ellen, domestic 312 Genesee * C

Donovan Hannah, r 153 Lansing / §

Donovan John, mason, r 171 Bntger a»

Donovan Kate, widow, Gnlf near Soath .

Donovan Kate, Mrs. r 153 Lansing 3^

Donovan Timothy, laborer, r 136 Mary 5

Donovan Michael, tailor, r 44 Third S

DONSBACH LEONARD (Jenny & Donsbaoh) r 34 Fay S,

Dooley John, laborer, r 118 Brinckerhoff ave ^i?

Dooley Mary, domestic 70 Howard ave -«.

Doolittle A. S. Mrs. r 48 Oneida p DOOLITTLE CHARLES A. HON. MAYOR, lawyer 73 7

Genesee, r 881 same ff

Doolittle Charles H. Mrs. r 243 Genesee cd

Doolittle F. H. r 116 Park ave ft» DOOLITTLE HENRY A. lawyer 21 Arcade, r 48 Oneida O

Doohttle Isaac Mrs. r 48 Oneida * ^'

Doolittle William C. bookkeeper Baggs Hotel q DOOLITTLE WILLIAM S. clerk U. S. Circuit Court, law- te*

yer 75 Genesee, r 243 same ^ Dooner Mary, domestic 5 Henry

Doorhamer Mary Mrs. widow, r 85 Third , RT

Dorchester C. G. r 46 Rutger t>

Dorety Madge E. dressmaker, r 164 Jay ^

(Dority see Doherty) g-

Dority Albert, clerk, r 140 Elizabeth q^

Dority Amos, liveryman, r 45 Washington Oi

Dority Charles, laborer, r 170 Albany ^

Dority Eliza, laundress, r 7 Second g*

Dority Frederick, laborer, r 231 Albany cq

Dority Edward, r 140 Elizabeth fe

Dority Eddie, r 128 Bleecker tf

Dority Francis, surveyor, r 140 Elizabeth S^

Dority Irving, teamster, r 64 Washington £- Dority Nicholas L. r 87 Mohawk

Dom George, carpenter, r 1 95 South

Doreey Edward, clerk, r 8 Cooper ^

Dorsey Geoi^e, waiter Baggs Hotel, r 23 Elizabeth §*

Dorsey Moses, waiter Baggs Hotel ^ Dorsey Redmond, moulder, r 7 Garden Dorsey Joseph, saloon 91 Washington, r same

Doreon William, laborer, r 34 Barnes

. ____ g

Furnishing Undertaker ^ Jf.1 Genesee Street, g:

226 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

ALL ON ONE LINE,

DOUGLASS BENJAMIN L. undertaker at Whitten's, r 88

Elizabeth Douglass F. Mies, r cor Steuben and West Doaglaas H. F. pedler, r4 Meadow Douglass Isaac H. physician 246 Genesee, r same Douglass John H. Mrs. r 60 Broad DonglasQ Ljdia Mrs. r 88 Elizabeth -, Douque Anthonj, r 99 Variek S Douque Anthony Mrs. millinery 99 Yarick, r same O Doux Anna, bookkeeper, r 10 6nrnet ^ Doux Jules, fancy dyer 56 Bleecker, r 6 Burnet . Doux Jules Jr. dyer 55 Bleecker, r same cQ Dove Samuel, laborer, r 81 West vD Dowd James (J. L. & J. Dowd), r 88 Second q Dowd John £. dispatcher, r 95 Columbia ^ Dowd John L. (J. L & J. Dowd), r 91 Water ^ Dowd J. L. & J . tobacconists 82 Liberty ;fa Dowd Mary A. r 91 Water 3 Dowd Martin, shoemaker, r 26 St Vincent n Dowd William, cigarmaker, r 21 Louisa t;j Dowd Wilh'am J. pattern fitter, r 91 Water .^ Dowling Carrie B. housekeeper ladies' seminary, r same 1^ Dowling Michael, laborer,, r 152 Kossuth ave -Q Down Kichard F. butcher, r 119 Bleecker PI Down Thomas, baker, r rear 17 Cooper ^ Downs Jennie, domestic 35 Mary *^ Downs Hannah, r 28 Oneida ^ Downer Alexander B. clerk P. O. r 44 Main 2 Downer Charles, r 150 Park ave

o DOWNER EDWARD F. lumber dealer 32, 88 and 34 Canal, 1^ r 500 Whitesboro

-s Downer Eliza A. widow, r 16 High kj Downer Will T. 150 Park ave

§ DOWNER & WHITE (E F. Downer and Joseph White) "2 planing mill 84 Canal

g Downey John, laborer, r 9 Canal j^ Downing Thomas, gardener 298 Genesee ^ Downing W. L teacher Utica Academy, r Waverly 872 qT Genesee

-SJ Downard Andrew, machinist, r 894 Whitesboro ^ Dows Fidelia, widow, r 28 Seneca

Dowsland Miss, r 21 State

Dowzer Charles, engineer Baggs Hotel, r 117 Nichols

Doyle Ann, r 272 Bleecker

Doyle Belle, r 272 Bleecker

Doyle Christopher J. woulsorter, r 32 Philip

Doyle Ella, tailoress, r 73 Mary

Doyle Edward, moulder, r 120 Catharine

WestcoU Sf Reusswig, Fine Custom Tailors,

UTICA CITY DIRECTORY. 227

THE WEST SHORE.

Doyle Hannah, r 6 Water '

Doyle Helen Mrs. r 59 Warren

Doyle James S. shoemaker 51 Ooart, r Huntington and Spring

Doyle James (Doyle & Son) 38 Bleecker, r same

Doyle James, dry goods 51 Franklin Sqnare, r 66 Charlotte

Doyle James Jr. (D«>yle & Son), r 38 Bleeeker t^

Doyle John, clerk, r 137 Bleeeker »^

Doyle John Jr. r 14 Kemble O

Doyle John, factory operative, r 69 Warren fi

Doyle John, saloon 39 Water, r same ty

DOYLE JOHN, mason and dealer in ready made mortar 151 *^

Steuben, r same g"

Doyle John, teamster, r 108 Park ave l^

Doyle John D. mason, r Deerfield road ^

Doyle Joseph, r 272 Bleeeker ^

Doyle Julia, widow, r 328 Whitesboro k^

Doyle Maggie, domestic 13 Cottage * ^

Doyle Margaret, widow, r 73 Mary ^

Doyle Mary, teacher, r 127 Blandina Q

Doyle Mary, tailoress, r 73 Mary §

Doyle Martin, clerk, r 137 Bleeeker g,

Doyle Mary Mrs. r 39 Water ^

Doyle Mary, domestic 21 Butger g

Doyle M. E. Mrs. r 89 Washington g^ Doyle Peter, constable, r 66 Catharine

Doyle William D. clairvoyant healer 89 Washington, r same ^ Doyle & Son (James and James S. Doyle), undertakers 38 §

Bleeeker CD

Doyle Whl miller, r Deerfield Jf

Drash Frank A. trimmer, r 26 Canal j^^

Dreschil Frank, tailor, r Whitesboro ci.

Drescher Balthaser, r 27 Bristol (jjj

Dressel George, policeman, r 320 Whitesboro q|

Dressel John, barber 103 Varick, r 8 McVean Q

Drefisel Michael, r 36 Saratoga ^

Dressel Peter Mrs. saloon 322 Whitesboro, r same Fj

Dressel Peter, r 12 1 Water ^ Dreseli Anna, factory operative, r 3 South Hamilton

Dreseli Barbara, factory operative, r 3 South Hamilton ^

Dreseli Jacob, cabinet maker, r 3 South Hamilton q

Dreseli John, laborer, r 104 Schuyler O

Dreseli Joseph, shoemaker, r 61 Brinckerhoff ave *»

Dreseli Mana, nurse, r 104 Schuyler Y^ Drew Mary E. r 2 Plant Drew M. M. milliner, r 2 Plant Drew Thomas, r 2 Plant Drexler John, shoemaker, r 15 Faass ave Drexler Nicholas, shoemaker 31 Fayette, r 88 Varick

.A'o. 88 Genesee Street, Utica.

228 UTICA CITY DIRECTORY.

CARPETS, will occaaionally drop up this way,

DriscoU Fannie, r Clinton Honse cQ DriscoU Mary, seamstrese, r 12 Morris § DriBcoll Michael, engineer, r 87 Water § DriscoU Nellie, domestic, 141 John ^ DriscoU Thomas, farmer, r 12 Morris p^ Drought H. G. jeweler 3 Fayptte, r 93 Spring « Drought H. T. finisher, r 93 Spring ^ Droxler John, laborer, r 145 Elm fl« Droz John J. plumber, r 164 Blandina -J Droz Julian Mrs. r 164 Blandina t* Drugan Annie, r 72 Warren S Drugan Mary Ann, factory operative, r 72 Warren g Drugan Maggie, factory operative, r72 Warren I Drugan Patrick, factory operative, r 72 Warren ^ Drugan Sarah, r 72 Warren

J DRYER HORATIO N. steward Lunatic Asylum, r 205 "** Court

* Dublin John A. r 94 Mary o DuBois Chester, clerk, r 75 Blandina

8 Dubois EUGENE, (George DuBuis & Co.) r 60 Charlotte g Dubois GEORGE (George DuBois & Co. 181 Genesee), r o 90 Chariotte

^ Dubois GEORGE & CO. (George DuBois and Eugene Da- p^ Bois), earthen, china and glassware Bradish Block, 181 2 Genesee. See adv't back cover

H DuChette R B. cutter 64 Genesee, r Central Hotel ^ Duckett George R Mrs. r 18 William S Duckett Henry, r 18 William

e DUDLEY HOUSE, 13, 15 and 17 Whitesboro Dudley John, carpet weaver, r 26 Stark ^ Dudley Patrick J. plumber, r Aiken o Dudley Thomas H. clerk, r Oneida near Pleasant M Duffenberger Morris, laborer, r 5 Jason H Duffy Andrew, laborer, r 160 Elizabeth § Duffy Bridget Mrs. tailoress, r 212 Blandina Q DUFFY CHARLES G. plumber, steam and gasfitter 213 S Genesee, r 12 High. See outside front cover

< Duffy Francis, engineer, r 1 1 Charles g Duffy Frank, plumber, r 125 Elm «M Duffy James, billiards Butterfield House, r same ^ Duffy James F. clerk Central freight office, r 14 Seneca -a Duffy Kittie, r 183 Bleecker i Duffy Mary F. r 136 Lansing ^ Duffy Mary L. r 125 Elm '$ Du£(y Minnie, r 212 Blandina o Duffy Owen Mrs. r 183 Bleecker o Duffy Owen, machinist, r 183 Bleecker

^ Duffy Owen, r 6 Seneca

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- jnrt as they used to go ont flahing for a day's recreation, -

Dnfij Patrick, mason, r 136 Lansing

Duffy Patrick, laborer, r 114 Blandina

Duffy Peter, laborer, r 157 Broad

Duffy Philip, laborer, r 199 Third ^

Duflo George, shoemaker, r 49 Water 1*

Duflo Jerry, shoemaker, r 58 Third -

Duflo John, r 128 Lansing S-

Duflo Mmnie, operative, r 28 Barnes m

Dugan Annie C. seamstress, r 2 Warren 3

Dugan Daniel, laborer, r 99 Dudley 8-

Dugan Daniel, Jr. teamster, r 99 Dudley ' S

Dugan John, r 196 Mohawk ^

Dugan Michael, laborer, r 66 Leah g

Dugan Michael, r 99 Dudley ^

Dug AN M. E. grocer Seymour ave cor Leah, r 66 same %

Dugan Nicholas, laborer, r 16 Neilson 3.

Dugan Wra. laborer, r 161 Blandina

Duggleby Etta, r 4 Lansing

Duggleby John, laborer* r 144 Steuben

Duggleby Mary Mrs. tailoress, r 25 Green

DuHadway W. T. salesman, r 132 John

Dulan Hannah, r 30 Albany

Dulan Jeremiah, r 80 Albany

DULAN MICHAEL J. grocer 84 Albany, r same

(Dulan see Dolan.) ^

Dumke Julius, r 177 Stark *

Dumke Mollie, r 68 Saratoga g

Dumont Ohas. F. r 165 Elizabeth ^

Damont George F. painter, East near Bleecker ^

Dumont Louis, painter, r East near Bleecker ^

DUN K. G. & CO; (A. D. Fero manager), the Mercantile ^

Agency, Arcade building S

Dunbar John S. com. traveler, r 62 Leah S

Dnnford Edward, r 40 Stark , -

Dunford George, shipper, r 16 Chatham g"

Dunford Geo. Jr. r 16 Chatham B

Dunham Alfred C. attendant N. Y. S. Asylum % DUNHAM GEO. E. editor Utica Daily Press, r Hotel Zublin b»

Dnnlop James W. bookkeeper 1-8 John, r 68 Rutger §

Dunlop Mary I. widow, r 63 Butger W DUNMORE WATSON T. (Searle, Dunmore and Willis, law- g

yers 189 Genesee), r 35 Tracy <

Dnnster Josie Mrs. seamstress, r Third cor Bleecker ^

Dunn Ann, r 2 Hoyt g

Dunn Ann, widow, r 2 Hoyt -^ Dunn Annie, operative, r 195 Third Dunn Aunie M. r 168 Bleecker Dunn Edward, laborer, r 2 Hoyt

Groceries, Genesee corner Fayette Street. 1

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DBY GOODS, CARPETS, CLOAKS,

Bann Edward F. cigarmaker, r 168 Blee^ker Danu Frank K baggagemaD, r 49 Main Dann George, laborer, r 30 Jay Dann James, laborer, r 137 Steuben Dunn James, dyer, r 48 State Dann James, laborer, r 14 Habbell Dnnn James, laborer, r 202 Third Dann John, laborer, r 187