Detroit R L Polk City Directory 1869 - JewishGen KehilaLinks

FOR 1869-70, 

Complete List of oll Business Houses in the City 

ALSO A 

CLASSIFIED BUSlNESS DIRECTORy, 

WITH TIIb 

Names and address of the Merchants, Manufacturers, 

Professional Men, &c., in the City. 

CHICAGO, 

IVESTERS 1'UBLISHISG CO?tIPANT, PUI:L?SHEXS. 

Office 146 South 'JCTater Street. 

Pri~~ting offree 95 & 97 West Randolph Street.

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~~>LLAND 8' 'DE~E(~]~T 

lj7. ~ ~ TBUSINESS H T DIRECTORY. 

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ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS? 

Between Dctroit and New yorli City. via 

On arrival of Trains of the IXichigi~a Central, i)etl.oit :~i~d Mil~vaukce 

and Blichigan Southern Railroacls. 

(Sundays excepted. ) 

Tor London, Payis, Toronto, Niugara fills, Uu....c~lo, Rochester, 

Ogdensburg, Burlington, Elmirn, A.lbin!y, ATe2u 

2Tork, Boston, Pi~iladelpl~ia, Baltin?oj*e, 7t%lshi,?cgton 

and all internzecfiate places. 

PHILADELPBIPL, BALTIMORE & WASHIHGTO~~ PASSENGERS 

Will find this route 

Via Boc?~estes* and JVorthern Ce~trnl Bnil~*oclt-d 

the sllortest :~nd 111ost clircct to tllosc cities 

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS BET, DETROIT AND BALTIlUIRE, 

Pcwe atwags as Aoeo as i3y other E

TO THE 

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COMMON COUNCIL, 

AND BUSINESS MEN 

Ge7ztle77zen : 2'7~7'~ 7101~~71 LC, 0 ~ T~T's~ 

~ 7 ~ BZLS~I~~SS 

Dil*ecto~y of' 1128 CCy of Det~aoif;, is 7~zo.~t ~aespectfid1y 

tlcdicat~tl to got^, as a/ sl-i~ght ioken of repartl. 

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4'bz~.79 nzo~t ebeclient seruai.zts, 

JVESTE RN PUELISIIING CO., 

146 South Water street, Chicago . 

December 26th, 1868.

INTRODUCTORY. 

OFFICE WESTERN PUDETSI3ING CC). 

146 S. Water street, Chicago. 

DECEMBER 26th, 1868. j 

In presenting this, our first volume of HOLLAND'S DETROIT BUSINESS 

UIRECTORY to the busirless men of Detroit, we feel a justifiable pride 

in being able to furnish such a reliable and handsome book. 

We ask comparison of this, with any of the directories which have 

preceded it, and feel confident the result mill be satisfactory. We 

think we have improved on the preceding works; and if we have sueceeded 

in satisfying our numerous pbtrons and friends, we shall feel 

happy to have merited their kind appreciation. 

With many thanks to Augustus 13. Taber, Esq., the gentlemanly proprietor 

of the Biddle House, Geo. B. Kelley, Esq., A. G.. Hibbard, Esq., 

G. I-Iargreaves & Bro., J. Henry Whitt-ernore, S. C. Eandall, James 

Brown, E. Eeidy and Chas. NcCabc, Esqrs., and many others, who 

I~ave given us their patronage, and assuring them contirlued devotion in 

our future works, to the task of properly representing their interests at 

home and abroad, 

TVe remain, Kespectfully, 

JVESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY, 

Publishers. 

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ZNDEX TO EDITORPAL REMARKS* 

Angel1 A . D ........................ 21iHubba, rd& Davis .................... 24 

Ashley A ........................... 24 Jennings a Dark ...................... 21 

~:;artholonle~v TV . E .................. 25 Johns William, jr .................... 20 

i3cttlnne Donald, jl* ................... 19 Joslyn H . El ..................***.~.... 2G 

I:i~elom H .......................... 24 Iielley Geo . a Co .................. 28 

. tZreqister TV . F .. : ................... 18 Icuhn J r>seph ...................... 28 

F:!-orisonR .., ......................... SEi'BLaddenJohuB ...................... 19 

13~11.ger F . 11 ......................., 29 AIa.rxhausen C ....................... 20 

(.!.rlvert Lithogl aphing Co ...... 17 and 18 BIarxhausell A. ...................... 28 

(Ilarl; L . B .......................... 23 Natthews & Wilsoli .................. 24 

Ol:~y 8; Allen ........................ 22 Merrell K . B .................. 26 and 21 

(:layton Flour 31ills ................. 28 Palmer E ........................... 2'7 

Vousc Ad.tl~l ........................ 18 Randall S. C ......................... 21 

Iletroit Lamp ancl Glass TVorks ....... 20 ltose s; Battishill .................... 19 

ISltll.edge J . V . D . 5; Co .............. 20 Rowley N . B . & Son .................... 25 

P.ir1.ai~1, Sl~~ley & Co ................ 17 Sparks G . W ........................ 28 

17el.rand ~k Osborne .................. 24 /Smith M . 8 . a Co ............... 10 and 20 

rrry D . 31 . s; Co .................... 5 1 Slnitli &Reeve ....................... 28 

Foster Jollil Jay .................... 26 Standish & Ives ...................... 26 

F risbie J . IV ........................ 20 St . Mary's IIospitjal .................. 2'7 

G;issmann Geol.ge ................... 2% Stone IPr ............................. 27 

(qeorge I-I ........................... 23 Sutter Bros .......................... 18 

German Anthony ................... 17 The Det, rsit Chair Factory ........... 28 

(4lovcr Poi~~ell, ..................... 22 The Detroit White Lead and Zinc wks 21 

(:rall:lill W111 .................. 29 an(1 23 The Western Suada, y crescent ........ 27 

IIarqreaves G . & Bro .............*,.. 17 Trsub Bras.. ........................ 25 

1-Teffron & Co ............................... 29 The Veranda Saloon ................. 15 

k1c:rrington I) . fZ . Co ............... 22 IVtllace R . H ........................ 21 

i.ie-11.1.ir)g~on IVillard, ....,............ 22 Whitternore J . Henry Q Co.,. ......... 23 

I-Iill Hugo .......................... 20 jlTii~on Thomas ................ 18 and 19 

Zioln~cs Wcbster ................... 19 Wright TVm . & CO ................... 26 

JIoyt, 1-linlnnn 8.5 Co ................ 20 

INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS* 

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Agent8 cars ............................ 33'liottlers (ale and cider) .......... 55;Chiropodist 67 

Agcnt.s foreign yflssape ......... 83 Bowling allev ......................... 5BjCigar-box makers .................. 69 

Agents (German) .................... 38 Brass fonndiies .................... 551Cigars and tobacco, wholesale. 67 

12gents insnrancc .................... 38 Breweries ..................... ~55-. 57 Cigars and tqbncco ......... .6 1-69 

i\gcnts real est,nt e.. .............. 35 Brick machines ................... 57 Coal. dealers In ...................... '73 

Agei~ts rewil.lg machines ........ 35 Bridge works ........................ 57 Coffee, dealers in ................... 73 

-~qricalti~rnI i~nplements .......... 35 Brick yards ............................ :7 Coffee and spice mills ............ 73 

Ale bottlers .......................... 55 Broliers (merchandise) ........... 57 Coihns. wholesale .................. 73 

12rcliitccts ............................. '.35 Broom manufs ........................ 57 Collecting agents ................... 'id 

Arch-top mirror frames ........... 35 Brush manfs ......................... 57 Colleges. business ................ 73 

21rtitici:ll limbs ...................... 35 Buck goods .......................... 57 Commission merchants ...... 73-'76 

:?riists .................................... 55 Bnffalo and fancy robes .......... 57 Contractors (city) ................... 69 

At1 onicyr;i .............................. 3 Burglar alarms .................... 57 Confect~onaers ................... .7 5-77 

Z;nctioneeri; ........................... 37 Business agencies .................. 67 

ii:tliei-s .................................... 37'jBntchers ..................... .50, 61, 63 

T'::i!iil~g po~vcler 

Conveyancers ......................... 77 

Colltractors (paving) ............... 77 

Co~triictore, cartage ............... 77 

Coopers .......................... .7 1-79 

Copperemiths ....................... 70 

Corsets. manfs ..................... 79 

Crockery ............................ 'i!) 

Crockery, wholegale ............... '7!+ 

Cutlery .................................. 7!4 

Cycloid piano fortes ............... 7!r 

Decoraters ........................... 'i'!) 

Dentists ................................. 71 

Depots .................................. 81 . 

Dining rooms ......................... S1 

........................ 37'Car manfs ............................ 63 

!Isl~lis iuld b:lnkerr ............ 37-39 / carpeta ................................ ti3 

tS:trbere ................................. 3!11 ~iir~~enters and builders ......... 83 

f3:ttlls ...................................... 4l Carriage and wagon makers .. 65 

i{:~rl~s (clectl-o) ........................ 41 Carriawe trimmings ............... 65 

fbil!inrd h:~lls ........................... 41 ~arrit~ie trimmers ................. 65 

I:ill ~)ostcrs ............................ 41 'carriage hardware ................ 65 

Iiircl t;tvl.cn. .............................. 41 Cart.age contractors .............. 77 

I.il.tors. m:infs allcl dealcrs ...... 41 Catcrers ................................ '66 

l!lacksmitlis .......................... 4 3 Claim a~ents ........................ 6!i 

I:lr:ilc:her~ ........................ .'H..-l 5 Cloalis &d cloak makers ....... 69 

I.!.lcillq. bos and liiluicl .......... ~15iC!ocks and watches ................ 71 

1:onvdillg Ilctuscs .............. .15-i~7~~1ot~~iers~ .......................... 71-73 Divers, aubmnrine ................. 81 

Iioiler \Gorlis ......................... 47 Clot!ls. cassimeres and vest- Drags, cart, 6 and lorry~ .......... 81 

Ih~lt :lnd nut nianfs ............... 47 111g6 ................................. 73 Dree8 goode .......................... 81 

Il)ooli binilcr:; ..................... 33-47 Cloths (wholesr14e) ............... 73 Dressmakere ..................... 81-43 

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Embroideries ....................... 89 Lnmber dealers ............. .11S-- 119 Second hand stores , I44 6t 145 

Electro baths ......................... 87 Machinery depots ................. 119 Seeds. (flowers and trees) ....... 145 

Electrotypers ......................... 87 Machinists ........................... 119 5ewer pipes ............................ 14'7 

Elevators ........................... S!j Nalsters ................................ 119 Sewing machines, .................. 147 

Engravers (peneral) ............... 89 Manufacturing chemists ......... I19 Shawls. .................................. 147 

EX celsior '08 manfs ................ 91 'Maps ..................................... 119 Sheet muaic. ........................ 147 

Exchange. foreign ................ 80 /Marble works ................. 119-120 Shin les manufr ., .................. 147 

Express lines .................... SW)l ELLut.ch manufs ......................... 120 Ship%niidere, ........................ 147 

Estracts. fluid ........................ 91 Mathematical instm't mannfs.120 Ship blocks ............................ 14'7 

Fancy goods .......................... 91 TvIeerchaum pipes ................. 120I~hip chandlers , ..................... 147 

Fancy goodu. wholesale ......... 91 Mechanics' tools .................... 120,Shfp owners, ......... 147 and 148 

Felt. fire and muter proof ....... 91 hlerchandise brokers ............. 57, Sli!ppers. ..................... 148 . 

Pile cutters .......................... $13 Merchant tailors ........... .I2 0-IT2 Shlrts manufr., ............... 148 

Fish dealers ........................... 98 .Mercantile agencies ............... 120 Show cases, .................. 14S 

Flaga and banners, manfs .... 93 Musical instruments ............. 123 Silks. ......................... 14s 

Flavorillg extracts ................. 93 Music 111)lishers , ................... 123 Silver plate^ ware, ............ 14s 

Flour. self-raising .................. 93 News sealers , ......................... 123 Silver plat&, ............... -148 

Flour and feed ........................ 93 Newspapers .................. ; ......... I23 Silversmiths, ................. 146 

Flouring mills ........................ $3 Notaries Public ............ 123 dZ 124 Slate rcsofingi ................. 148 

Foreign passage agent ............ 93 Nurseries , .............................. 124 Smokers' articles. ........... .Id.$ 

Founc\rles ............................ 95 Oculists ................................. 124 Soda water manufr., .......... 145 

Frnit ..................................... 05 Oil manfrs . and dealers , ......... I24 Solder. ...................... -143 

Fnrnacee. wood and coal ........ 03 'Omnibus line. ........................ 1.24 Spice mills. ................... I40 

Furniture, mamf8 and deal- Opticians ............................... 124 Spring bed manufss., ......... 141) 

ers ............................. .%-97 Organs. .................................. 124 Springs and axles, ........... 14:) 

Fnrriers ............................... 97 Ornameiltal treea. .................. IrWIStatuary manufrs ............. .Id!) 

Garden seeds ........................ 97 Oval photograph frame manfrs 125 Steamboat lines. ............. 14!# 

Gas fistures ............................ 97 Oxygenized alr institute , ....... 124 Ste:rm engines. .............. -139 

Gas and team fitters ............. 07 Oysters, ................................. 125 Steamship agents. ............ 150 

gent^' furnishing good8 .. -97 -!I!) Packers. ............................... 125 Stencil cutters, ............... 150 

German agents .................... 9!) Pain paint. .............................. 2 Stenographers, ............... 150 

Gilders ................................. 99 Paints. oils and gla~s .............. 126 Stereotypers. ................. 150 

Glassware ............................ !$!) Painters ......................... 125 &- 126 Stock and b>nd bsolress ...... 150 

Gold pen n~anf .................... U!) Puinter~' material , .................. 126 Stoneware. ................... 150 

Gold and silver platers ........... 9:) Paper manufucturers, ............ 126 Stone yards. . : ................ 150 

(:rain delles~ ......................... 99 Paper hangers ........................ 128 Stoves and tinware, .......... 150 

Grape vlaes .......................... 99 Paper box manufrs ., ............... 126 Straw goods. ................. 151 

Gravel roof manufacturers .... 99 P;issenger depote, .................. Sl Surgical & dental instruments 151 

Grocers ......................... 39 to 107 Patent solicitors.. .................. 12fi Tailors ....................... 151 

(3rocers. wholeetlle ................ 107 Patent medicines ................... 126 Tailors' trimmings, .......... 161 

(;uns and piutols .................... 107 Pattern 1!1a kera , ..................... 127 Tanners. ..................... 151 

Hack stables ........................... 107 Perfumeries , ......................... 127 Teas. coffees and spices, ...... 151 

Hair dressers (ladies) ........... 108 Photograph galleries ............. 127 Telegraph Co's, ............... 152 

I-lair jewelry ........................... 10s Physicians, ............ 127, 129 & 131 Ticket agents. ............... 132 

Ilair oil and pomade ............... 10S Picture frame dealers , ...... 1318132 Tinners. ...................... 152 

Hair ~vorkera ......................... 10s Pianos, organs (& melodeons, .. 131 Tobacco. ............................... 152 

ZIar~dkerchief extracts ........... lOS Plate glass, ............................ 133 Toilet articles , ........................ 1% 

ITardware ........................ 10s-0 Platers, ................................. 132 Trimmings, .......................... 16.3 

Harness makers .................... 109 Plaster .. ., ............................. 132 Trunks .................................. 153 

Hats. caps and furs ............... 100 Plumbers. .............................. 152 Tubing ................................... 153 

Hedge plants ...................... 109 Police agencies , .................... 1.32 Tng and vessel owner , ........... 153 

Hides aud pelts ...................... 109 Pop corn. ............................... 132 Turners. ................................. 153 

Hoes ..................................... 12~J~orlt packers .......................... 1% Twines. ........................ i ........ 15.3 

FIoop skirts ........................... 110 Portrait painters, ................... 13.3 Umbrellas ............................ 163 

Hop dealers ........................... 110 Potteries , ............................... 13.3 jundertakers ............................ 163 

Iiosiery and gloves ............... 110 Poultry and game. .................. 133 Uphol~terers .......................... 154 

l losiery and white goods ....... 110 Printers. ................................ I TTaris nlmfrs ................... 154 

Hotels ........................ .110-- 111 Produce and provisions , ......... 138 Vegetable dealers, ................. 154 

TIoure-furnishing goods ....... .Ill Pubiishers ............................. l.3Lil~eterinary surwon , ............... 1N 

1 ee companies ...................... .Ill Pump dealers, ........................ 134 1Vine.g manufC.6.. .................. I54 

T ce cream saloons ................... 111 Puttty manufrs.. ...................... 134!~iols and guitars .............. 154 

Ink manf ................................ 1.11 Railroad agents , ..................... 134~~agons and carriage makere, . 65 

Insnrance agents ............ 111-112 Rag dealers ........................... 184 1 Wagon malcers , ...................... 154 

lneurance companies ............. 113 Real estate dealers , ....... I34 & 135 Wall paper , ............................ 154 

Irltelligence ofiices ............. 113 Rectifier. ............................... 13; Washing machines ................ 154 

Inventor and patentee ............ 113 Restaurants , ........................... 1 Watches and jewelry, ............. 15.1 

Japanned ware ..................... 114 Rohee. ................................ .11'~eavers. ............................... lUi 

. J e\veler@ ............................... 114 Rolljng mills, ......................... 135! w h ~ and ~ s lashes. ................. 151; 

Junk dealers ......................... 113 Roofers, ................................ 1351 White lead andzinc ............... 166 

Justices of the Peace ............. 114 Rubber capotes ............. 135 & 136! Whitewashers , ....................... 151i 

I. tidies' furnishing goods ...... 115 Rubber mould~ngs , ................ 136 W5 malrers ........................... I5ti 

Lsrnpn ................................... I15 Saddlery hardware. ................ 1.36 ~~lfiom.\vare. ....................... 156 

I. nst manfs ............................. 115 Saddles and harness ................ 136. Winaolv glass. ............... 156 

J.aundries ............................... 116 Safes manufrs ., ...................... 13fjl Window ~hacles, .............. 1st; 

I. arvyers ................... 115, 116, I17 Sail lofts ............................... 13fjlWnes and liqoors. .......... ISfi 

Leaf tohacco .................... ..x.. 117 Sail makers. ......................... ;.136 Wlre workers, ................ 167 

Leather be1 tinr ..................... ll7JSaloons ....................... 137 to 144 Wood yards. .................. 1%' 

Leather and flndings ............... 117 Salt dealers, ........................... 144 Wooden ware ................ 157 

Lime deiilers ......................... 11'7 ISnsh. doors and blinds , .......... 143 Wool dealer; ............... -15s 

].ithographere ......................... 118 .Saw filers ............................. 144 Woolen manufr~., ........... -15s 

Livery and sale stables ............ 11~iSaw manufrs.. ....................... 144 Worsted yarns, ................. 155 

Loan ofIices ........................... 118'~cales and balancee, .............. 144 Wringing machines, .......... 153 

Lockamitha ......................... .ll~!~cul~tor,. ............................ IM/Yankee notions, .............. 158 

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G. II ARGR~AVES & BIEO., PICTURE FRABIE BIBNUFACTURERS. 

This stcrling firm was established upwards of eight years ago, since wlliclr ti~ne 

they have met wit.11 grea.t success, and have clone a 1;~rge business ~~l~icli they 1i:~ve 

justly n~eriiecl. This is consiciered the largest ix~anufitctory of tlle kind in tllc vest,, 

conscqiiently havc greater il~cilities for supplying country dealers st prices ~vhicll 

defy conlpetition. Tlieir n~orks are large ancl well adapted for carrying on tllt~ir 

extensive business, occupying 150 by 208 feet, having a conlplete clepartnient for 

their various blanclies of business, they have an extensive seasoning dcj)artlnent, 

caref~~lly superintei~clect by the proprietors themselves, this is a valuable fenl~~re ill 

their business, ensuring buye1.s ng:tinst loss by frames shrinliing, ailcl becomiiig tlelrd 

stock. They havc also complete cutting and groovilig, glueing, shaping :tncl 1110111!1- 

ing, enameling, mounting, staining ancl granning, ancl gilding and varnislliiig clepnrt>- 

lue~lts. They employ fro111 SO to I25 hands, ancl are thus enabled to tnrn out s great 

ar-~lount of work. This fir111 is held in high rep~ltation aud is considered very resllonsil)le. 

Wc Iiave been l~ersonally acquainted with the ineinbers of this film for some 

tiine, and can chcerf~~lly add our testimony to that of many others, tlint tllcy are 

tlrustwortlly and we can :issure the public that all represent at i011s ~nntlc 

hy tllcuz may be relied on. Country buyers m7ill fincl it to their advantage to send 

in their orders to this firm trliicli will be pronlptly attended to. Tllcy nlaii~~ficture 

rj:)lcly arch top mirror, oral photoq,ap11 and picture fi~amcs. ltemember their inan- 

~i~ictory js located on tllc corner of: 1'7th and Howard sts. See their aclvcrtiseiuent 

f'1.011 t colored page. 

FARRAND SHELET L!C CO., TVHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. 

This n-ell-linonrn house was establislled in 1845 by J. S. Farrancl, Escl., ancl carric(l 

on ~ ury successfully by him until 1856. Tlie business having tlien increased to such 

:trr extent he found it necessary to talte in several partners, ancl he associatecl wit11 

Iiim A. Sheley, Esq. ancl TV. C. Williams, Escl., since which they hixve llact oile of 

Ille leading drug stores in the State. Their store is 25x100, four stories and basement, 

No SO TVooclwarcl av., besides.3 large warellouses on Bates and Larnecl sts. Tliey have 

great facilities fbr ~1111plying all country dealers at very low figures as tlicy are large 

i~llporters. They clca1 in all lcincls of clrugs, toilet articles, perfumeries, chenlicals, 

llniut s, oils, glass, varnishes, brushes ancl every thing usually kept by our largest Drug 

I-Touses. Tllcy are :~lso sole agent-s in the city for the celebrated Fai1b:tnlis' Scales. 

This house is a thoroughly reliable one, all reprcsei~tations nlnde by them it ri~ay 

be relied on ; country buyers will find it to their advantage to sencl in their orders to 

this olcl ailcl reliable l~ouse which will be attencled to promptly. Rcineiilber the 

store is 80 Wcoclward av. 

ANTHONY GER3IAN, CONFECTIONER, c!C. 

This geiltlelnan llas been in business upnrarcls of 15 years, he has a nicely fitted ul) 

confectionery esta~~lisl~inent where may always be founcl all kincls of candy, cnkcs, 

etc., hc lias also an oyster room where pel-sons call partake of that "clai~lt~y clish" in 

quiet :1nd at a reasonable price, in suminer he opens liis Ice Cream saloon 1~11ci.c t11:tt 

rcfkeshing article nlay be obtained. He sells v~holeeale ancl retail txncl is preptlrcci to 

supply country dealers at low figures. Remember his store is 31 BIichigan avcnuc. 

TIIE CALVERT LITHOGR,APHING, ENGRAVIITG AND 3lRP PUBLISI-IING 

C 03fPANIT. 

The Calvert Lithographing, Engraving and Nap Publishing Co. nlay be lllentioned 

anlong tile business houses which deserve more than a passing notice. Tlle company 

lras establishcci about six years ago, ancl from a s ~~all beginning has grown into :in 

establishment which for coinl~leteness, artistic talent, and elcg,.nncc nf work ex 

ecuted is secol-d to none in the ~j-est. Their " Comlriercial IY 01 k," sucll as Loncl 

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drafts, letter ancl bill.heaclings, diploillas,, etc., etc., is among the best we have ever 

seen, a,nd this opinion seellls to be fully share8 by the business comnlunity, not only 

of Michigan, but also Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, judging from the 

increa~ed coilnections mTllicll the Coinpany is forming in each of these States. Their 

chronlo works are incleed hcautifi~l specinlens of the Lithographic artt, and with a 

conti.n~zatisn of t.he liberal pntmnage which is being bestowed upon the establishment, 

Detroit will soon be ennblecl to boast of one of the leading Lithograplling 

Establishments in the country. 

ADA191 COUSE, PIANOS AND ORGAN'S, TVHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 

To all those wishing good piano or organ, 11-e say go to A. Couse's store at 137 

Jefferson avenue. Mr. Come is State Agent for Lindeil~an & Sons Unrivaled Cycloicl 

Pianos, and it necds only to have heard this instrument to speak highly in its praise, 

they lmve acquired 8 ~vorld-wicle repute, and Mr. C. sells them at as low *rates as 

, possible. Estey & Co.'s celebratect Cottage organs will also be found in Mr. Couse's 

store, and me strongly aclvise all to call ai~cl see for themsrlves before deserting the 

Home Market for TI-hat tileg suppose to be a better ancl larger one. Pianos to rent 

anci sold on lllontllly payments. 

This Gentleman has been so locg a resident and is so well known that anything 

nTe could say could not add to his already goocl stancling. Mr. 12ronson stands first in 

his particular line of business in this city, a~xl as he emplojvs none but the most experiencecl 

htlncls, ratisfaction can be safely g~~grmnteecl. Orders will, we are sure, be 

fdithfully and speeclily executed and reasonable terms will be aslred. Mr. Bronsou 

is a wholesale and retail ciealer in all kinds of wood and metalec burial cases casquets 

and undertalcers' tlvimrnings, etc. Hearses and carriages are furnished at all times. 

Anybody wishing for the services of ail undertaker, cannot go to a more thoroughly 

reliable man than Mr. Bronson. 

TV. F. BREWSTER, BIERCITANDISE BROKER. 

We call especial attention of the business public to the above named gentleman 

who has been in the nlerchanclise brokerage business for some time, ancl hits earned 

for hiillself a good reputation. 13e comnlenced with little hope of success and much 

n?~position. Stories of all lrincls being maliciously circulated about hin~, to tlie effect 

that he was c~nnect~cd with ant! acted partial to some firms, all of which reports he 

has been able by his straightfor~varcl concluct to clisprove. Gradually and steadily he 

has increasecl the number of his custonlers, till now he is doing business for all the first 

class grocery stores in the city, and instead of preclictecl failure he has bought for this 

market horn $100,000 to $150,000 per month, zli~cl his business is still rapidly increasing. 

He is doing a large business for the well finow finn of Stevenson &Applegate 

whose extensive acquaintance, large business and well-known iategrity speaks volumes 

in itself. Mr. B~.ewst~er is fully awa,re that aoitlzout cntire con,fidence in his integrity 

and ability to nct, his 'nusiness cannot be permanently successful, and he 

solicits a trial and gunmantees satisfi~ction. His references will be found on his advertisement 

page. Office 1 I1 Jefferson. avenue. 

SUTTER BROTHERS, CIGAR 3PANUFACTURERS. 

This house has been established'several years, clurlng which time they have earned 

a good reputation, both in the straightforward luannrr in which they do their buniness 

annil the cluality of articles they n~anufi~~ctu re. TVe would call especial attention (to 

persons of a smoking turn) to their soperior brands of " Sotter's own," "Espanola," 

and '' Croquet," Cigars, wl~ich are clairneci to be first class, while the prices are low. 

We have tried these cigars and can add our t,estinlony to that of many others, that 

they are a superior brand. To retailers they offer great inducements. Remember 

their store is corner Jefferson anct Woodward aves. 

THOMAS WILSON'S BOWLING ALLEY AND RESTAURANT. 

We nyoulcl call the especial attention of the public to the fact that our well-known 

citizen, T. -CYilson, has opened n Rowling Alley at 4"JToodward ave. where lovers of 

this athletic game can spend a pleasant hour. We believe this is the only Alley in 

this part of the city. We hope the proprietor may meet with that success he de- 

serves. He also opened a Restaurant nt the same place, where meals may he had at

all hours, and at all prices. Mr. Mr. informs US that 11e intencls keeping his est'abljsli- 

ment in first-class order, and that tlie comfort of his guests will be secured. Do not 

ibrget the place, 42 Wooclwarct avc. 

JOHN B. MADDEN, BOOThIAICER. 

This gentleiuen has lntely removeci to 77 Lnrned street, where, by strict attention 

to business, he conficlently bopes for a continuance of the liberal patronage of' the 

public. Facts speak for thelllselves, ancl when me mention that Mr. Madden is the 

only shoemaker in Detroit, or perhaps in Michig~n, who has ever taken A DIPLOMA, 

we believe we have given good reason for our unqualified recoinmel~cltttion of this 

gentleman and his business. A cliplomil was amarclecl to llim with S'i:c PGst P?.izes 

at the State Fair in Detroit in 1862, for superior ~vorlcmnnshjp on boots and slioes ; 

and J. B. 31. now, as he has for years, malies for the leacling men ill this and other 

cities. Mr. Madden unclerstztnds the anatomy of human feet, and herein lies the secret 

of liis great success in making such splenclicl fits. We are ourselves persoilally 

sccluainted with the make of his boots, aucl in our own judgment his work is not to 

be surpassed, while his terms are very rnoden~te. Satisfaction is guaranteed, and success 

insureci with the first order, which will be promptly executed. See advertisement, 

MESSRS. ROSE & BATTISHILL PAINTERS, ETC. 

We are pleased to notice Nessrs. PEose & Baitishill, as inen who understand tho- 

roughly all kinds of painting, house, sign and ornamental. Also, marbling, grain- 

ing, paper hanging, etc. They invite persons to call at their place ancl see specimens 

of their work at No. 443 Croghan street. 

We have little need to say iaucll respecting the acknowleclgcd merit of Messrs. 

Holmes I(t Webster's establishment ; they have zt world-wide reput ation of thirty 

yeals' standing, and in theiy every-clzy business arc not to be surpassecl, 

"expediency and good work " being their nott to;--a motto which we are assured 

they fully act up to. Tlley have a li~r~c and constantly increasing tmde, ancl always 

give satishction to their nnmerous fkiends and customers ; and wc are confident all 

orders will meet with prompt attention, and be executed at the lowest possible prices. 

Their wood and coal E'urnaces are well known through the State ancl clty. They are 

located on the corner of JefYerson ave. and Shelby. See their cxrd. 

" THE VERANDA," SIIELBY STREET. 

"The Veranda" is kept by a gentleman vl~o only requires to be lcnnwn to be fully 

appreciated, and his ciloica b~.ancls of' wines, liquors and ciprj: to be tasted to be 

largely patronized. The proprietor himself is courteous ancl i~ffable to all, and liis 

patror~s will be sure to meet with civility ancl a real good article at the lowest rates 

Ilf r. Rice has but lately started nis Restaurant ancl Saloon. but he is rapidly becoming 

well known as the veuclcr of the purest ancl clieapest articles of wines, &c., and, 

judging from our own personal observation ot' the nt11ul)c:r of customersalways to be 

found in the (& Veranda" we predict for its worthy l)roprietor, a successful career. 

Heals on shortest notice. Game i11 season. 

DONBLD BETHUNE, JR., COLLECTING AGENT. 

We would particularly recommend IIr. Donxlcl Betliune, Jr., collecting agent in 

Detroit,, as a gentlemail worthy of public confidence, and t l~or~)~gl~Iy reliable in 

every respect. He hsls had large experience, bot,li in the Siates and Cansdu ; this, together 

with his responsible references, is sufiicie~lt to rccommencl him to public patronage. 

His Office is 9, Rot.unda Building. See his ad~ert~iselllent ancl references. 

Recent1 there has been displayed in lllc ~~~inclo~vs of the jewclry store of M. S. 

Smith & d o., on the corner of MToodward ancl Jeffe~~~n avenues, a large number of 

~vorlts of art which have attracted very great attention. BIr. Sii~ith has 

lately returned from a trip through Europe, and during his visit, he lias t,Rken 

occasion to make himself acquainted professionally, with artistic works in Paris, 

Geneva, Florence, Rome, and otlier cities which are the places to which artists and 

dealers report. The one to produce and the other to purchase. He has also select %

:uld brought witli liiin, or ordered a large number of objects of art of a character 

snch as we selclom see offered in any of our western cities, all of which 11e int.eads to 

sell at prices which clefy competition. This IS tlie leacling jewelry establishil~ent in 

tllc city, a d the place where purcllasers may clepencl upon getting the ~vortll of 

their money, ancl at the same time courteously waited upon by tbc gentlen~anly pro- 

1)rietol.s or tlieir salesnlea. 

J. TV. FRISBIE, SILK AND DRESS GOODS. 

This is one of t11c most splenclidly fitted up stores we llt~ve seen, and we believe 

the only one ~n:il:ing a specialty in silk :lnd dress goocls, cloaks and shawls, in i he city. 

Mr. F~isbie lias built, up for himself a large trade by representing his articles just 

di3t they are, etc., so that a person once p~lrcllasing of him invariably returns a second 

tiinc. TTe hope he nlay have larger patronage extended to him, tvhicll we believe 

to justly deserve. His store is 53 and 55 Wooclward ave. 

J. V. D. ELDREDGE dk Cg., AGENTS DONESTIC SEWING ilTACI3INES. 7 

Tllese nlachines have been before the public up~7arcls of five yenrs, during which 

tiille large n~ulabers ot' them have been manuFdctured ancl sold, and tlie utmost satisfitction 

given to purchasers. These machines have been nwa~ clecl tlie first prelniu~n 

1)y the "Michigan State Agricultural Society," for tlie last ibur yenrs, for Doinestic 

Se~ving ancl 3Ianufacturing purposes. Messrs. Eldredge & Co. lrave just patentecl t~ 

self-adjusting lake-up for these machines, which docs away with the brcnlring of 

tlireacl ancl dl-opping of stitches, wliich so many of our seamstresses l~nve so bitterly 

conipla,iued of; ancl enables tliein to sew all articles, fr-oin the lieaviest to the liglltesl, 

~v1t110ut cllallgc of tension. Wllen clesiring to secure one of these u~acliines, do not 

forget where they may be obtained,-188 Jefferson avc., Detroit, Michigan. 3less1.s. 

3. c!! Co. llave the sole agency for the States of Nichigarr, Incliana, Illinor., \Visconsin 

t1ncl I0w:x. 

C. 3IARXIXAUSEN, 3IICIIIGhN JOURNAL. 

Tlie Michigan Journal, a German daily ancl meekly paper, c-stablisliecl in 1855, is 

tlie best inecliurn tor nclvertisers to reach the German population of'tlie city of Detisoit 

and Statc of Xichigin. We believe its circu1;ition is b~r fi~r the largest of any 

C:c~*nlalz 1x~per ~ubllsllccl in tliis State, ni~cl it will pay advertisers to sencl i11 tlleii* 

c.;l1.tls to tlle job roorrls of the ATichigan Journal 11 anel 13 E. TYooci1)ridge street 

-tvllcre every kilicl of Book aud Job printing will be esecutccl witlr neatness and 

cl ispa tch. 

TVILLIAN JOHNS JR., LATWER. 

'd'his gcntlcnlan is in good standing in this city, ]laving a reputtlt.ion in this State of 

a nui~ibcr of yews to fill1 back on. Re is 2311 attorney and solicitor in chancery, ant1 

we are asst~retl Ile may safely be reccomnrenclecl to all in anlit of lcgal advice. His 

oilice is 34) Iltln.necl street. 

This gentlemail deals lieavily wl~ol~sale and retail in millinery, fancy and ladies, 

furnislling goocls, also hosiery, gloves, etc. I-Ie has been establislicci upwarcls 01' five 

yc:~'s a11d has built up a Ltrge trade which is (judging f'rom the number of custom el.^ 

almost idwags to he found ill his store,) mpidly incrensing. He is always up to the 

lui.cst f:~slrioiis, ancl offkrs his goods lower than nlnlly we liave seen before, while he 

is conrtcous and c)bljging to all. Remember his Emporium of Fnsllioil is 181 Jcfl'crson 

avenue. 

I)ETROIT LiiJIP AXD GLASS DEPOT, ESTABLISAED 1860, IIOYT, RIK- 

;\IAN cG GO., SUCCESSOES TO F. J. PHELPS & CO. 

'?he cstensive Lamp ancl Glass Depot. of IIoyt. 1-Iinm:ln & Co., at 156 Jcff'erson 

nvenne, lvn3 cstablisliccl in IS00 by Arthnr Burtis wl~o was succeedecl by Franli J. 

J'liclps c!! Co. in 1SCi4, 2nd in Bcpt'enlber lS(iS, p~rcliasccl 1)jr the first i~a~ne~l fir111, 

a.1~ ;ire now c:trrging on one of the lalgcst busiriesses of this liir~d in Detroit, and 

lwcp 01.1 Iiand a large stocli. of lamps, glassware, cllimneys, and t.he inost extcllsive 

:~ssorhllcnt of gjls .fixtures to be found in the city, they say to the people of Miclligan, 

"Let t1ie1.c be 11$!t" and they will furnish tlie most approved fixtures for producing 

artifL

THE DETIEOIT TVIIITE LEAD AND ZINC WORPCS. 

The name of this Compnny represented by Vorcesier, Laible & Standish speaks 

volulnes for itself, while the utility ancl genuiiless of the articles they u~ili~~~facturt: 

llave a far spread reputation thruug,.h the eastern ailcl westean States; 'I'hey arc: 

" sole " agents for the superior celebrated " Bartlett Leacl," which clefies col~petitioil 

wilh other leads, and its peculiar advantages are plainly set forth in the extensive 

sale which it bas. We arc tl~orougfily convincec! of tlle positive escellenae of the 

article inentiohecl, and we solicit for it n fair trial, The Coupsay are proprietors ot 

their Mines and no olller lead ore of this description has been fijund else~vllere, Z L ~ C ~ 

to parties using it witll pure boilccl or ~tlw l~nseed oil, rtiicl pure spirits of tui~pc.ilti~~e 

tliey gc2irantc.e it in rcsyect to peeling tigainst any White Lead. These gentlellleil 

will Le pleasecl to send p~ices aucl samples on request. See trout colored pxge. 

R. 13. WALLACE, CO3INISSION PIERCHLINT. 

This gentleman has been jn tlic procluce commission bnsimess upwt~rcls of five 

yews. He having resiclecl in the city many years previously, (luring ~vlllcll tilne he 

lias earned ancl maintained nu il-reyroacl~able character as a busincss Illail. He iu a 

person in whom the f'ullist confi~ience nlay be placetl. Ije occupies tl, nice conlnii..;sion 

house in the Hiussell I-Iouse block on the ina~ket square ivl~icll is vela$ apy1.oy 

riately situated for his business. It being just the place .vvlwre tile wealtlliest peol~le 

of the city go to ptzrc11:ise most of what they want in his line, consequently it is tile 

place where the highest price is obt ainecl for grain, game, poultry, trtlit, beans, butter, 

eggs, dressed hogs alld all Binds of country produce. Rlr. IV. solicits consigi~iuenls 

for which pronlpt rsrnittni~ces n7ill be matte. Farmers and other-s will see at once 

that this is just the 1)li~ce to send tlieir procluce, etc. as the higlitest illarket price 

?\:ill be secured, ancl they lnay rest slssurecl that the right tiling will be cioile by 

them. Location 5 Russell House block. 

S. C. RANDALL, GENERAL AGENT GROVEE S; BA41

D. B. HERRIXGTON & CO., WILSON SEWING MACHINES. 

The Vilson Shuttle Sewing Machine is fast earning for itself a first c'ass reputation, 

and on account of its ext?.aordi~~a7.y low p~ice as well as the sim yle and easy 

mode in which it is operated. They are sold at a price within the reach of every 

fiimily, and Mr. Herrington assures us they are as goad as t'heyare cheap. The 

Wilso~i makes the celebrabed lock stitch alike on both sides and which will not 

rip or ravel. The machine is spoken very highly of by the press and thc public 

who lluve tried it, and it is solcl fix a. price that brings a good sewing machine 

within the reach of thousands of families. We strongly advise the man of sluall 

means to buy this cheap but genuine machine, and Mr. Herriugton is now prepared 

to fill all orders. His store is 35 Monroe avenue. 

GEORGE GASSAIANN. 

Mr. Gassmdnn enjoys a goocl reputation in his line of business, it being known tllclt 

work done at his establishment is faultless, while the quality of the cloths he kecps 

ie of the first Tuter. Mr. Gassman invites all to call and inspect his goods, and 110 

assures us that he enlploys none but first class hands, while his figures are reasonable. 

He purchases cloth at first hand, thus saving the profit paid by other houses 

to n~idclle men. A fine assortlncnt of Gents Furnishing Goods is always in store and 

supplied at close figures, the public must remember this fact when desiring anything 

in tile above line. The store is on Jefferson avenue. 

CLAP Qls ALLEN, GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. 

v c have great pleasure in calling the attention of the public to these gentlemen's 

advertisement, which will be fbuncl in this Directory. Theirs is an every day required 

line of business, and from what we have head of their esperfness in their work, we 

have no liesitation in recomlnending thein to the eommunlty. hfcssrs. Clay & Allen 

have lately commenced business at 10 Larned street, west, ancl their good reputation 

is fast mslring fir themselves a good business. Both gentlemen have had a large 

experience. Mr. Clay has worked frir fifteen years in this particular brunch of the 

tmde, while hi+ partner mas for five years with the Meriden Britannia Company, 

-a fdct which speaks well for his proficiency. Gold and silver plating done in the 

best style, and all work wi~rranted ; and they set forth in their card that old plated 

ware will be re-plated equal to new, at less lhsn half the original cost. They con& 

deutly ask for a trial, and all orders mill be faithfully and promptly executed. 

GLOVER & PO WELL, STOVES, HARDWARE, ETC. 

These gentlemen commenced in their new store a short time ago, since wllicll timu 

they have acldcd largely to their stock, ancl now they have a nicely fitted up store and 

well selected st80ck of goods. They are well experienced in tlleir business, having 

been for many years in one of the largest wholesale houses in the city. They are 

wide-awake, enterprising gentlemen, obliging and courteous to all their customers, 

and this, conlbiued with their other qualitications, lins gained for them a goocl niliue, 

and secured them large patronage. Their American '& Ease Burner Coal Stove " is 

considered the leading stove in tile marlret. They also have the sole agency in the 

city for "O'Meill's Patent Copper Bottoms," for stove furniture, and patent Alonitor 

self-~vasher and bleacher, which call be placed in any coinmon wash boiler. No 

hotzse should be without the above; one trial will convince the most fexacting of 

their vdue. Remember, when wanting anything in the stove, tin, or hardware line, 

that their store is 98 Woodward ave., where they will be most happy to wait upon all 

who may hvor them with a call. See their advertisement ou. frolit cover of this 

Directory.. 

IVIELAI1D HERRINGTON, COMXISSION MERCHANT. 

Thin gentlenlali commenced business as commission merchant a few months ago, at 

41 JIiclligan avenue, where he has nice store rooms, well adapted for the business. 

IIe solicits consignments of wool, hops, butter, cheese, eggs, hams, potatoes, onions, 

apples, beaus, poultry, etc., for wliicll prompt remittances will be made. Fronl the 

reputation he has lleld for year4 in this city, we have no hesitation in saying to the 

public that this is the place at which to do business. Remember the location,41 

Michigan avenue. 

WILLIAM GRAHAM, PRINTER. 

The above named gentleman has for many years been identified with the book and

jo% printing business, in the city of Detroit. We have had the pleasure of examining 

specimens of his work, and find it equal to any we have seen before, while his prices 

are very low, considering the quality of work turned out by him. All orders en- 

trusted to his care invariably meet with prompt attention. He is courteous anti 

obliging, and we believe hi111 to be a gentleman who may he thoroughly relied upon. 

Remember, his Steam Printing Office is 41. Bates street. See card front cover. 

' J. HENRY WHITTERIORE & CO, PIANOS, ETC. 

The above named firm has been established over twelve years, during which time 

they have earned a good reputation for the honorable manner in which tlley have 

clone their business. Theirs has long been considered the leading music house in the 

city, oflering, as they do, great inducements to purchasers, being enabled to do so in 

eollsequence of tlie extent of their business. Althoush their store is large, they are 

considerably enlarging their ware rooms, nnd tastily fitting up a reception room (especially 

adapted for ladies), where private lessons on pianos, etc., may be talcen. Tlley 

deal (wholesale and retail) in all kincls of musical instruments, all of which they offer 

nt prices as low as can be afforded. Amongst their most prominent organs Rre tho 

world-renowned u&lsson & Hamlin" and "Burdett Celeste1'; and pianos, the "Jveber," 

which are conceded by the most talented musicians, conservatories of music, and the 

press of tlie Unit,ed Sta'tes, to be the very best n~anufacf~ured. The great uumber of 

these instruments sold is an ev~dence of their merit. Therefore, we say to the public, 

when wanting anything in the music line, do not fail to call upon Messrs. Wliittemore 

& Co., where conrt~sy and affability is always extended to customers. Store and 

Warerooms 179 Jefferson avenue. 

JOSEPH KUMN, GENERAL AGENT. 

This gentleman has been established upwarcls of twenty-three years. Having been 

for many years during that time justice of the peace, and gained for himself a good 

name, for the honorable manner in which he has conducted his business. He buys 

nnd sells real estate, secures all kinds of Insurance, and sells passage tickets to and 

from the old country ; does a heavy business in conveyanaing, dravs up deeds, mortgages, 

leases, wills, contracts, negotiates monev loflns, L%C. Does a large general age.encv 

bosiness, especially among the Germans. We would 6a.y for their special guidance 

that this is the place at wl~ich to do business, as he is a responsible gentleman, and 

the greatest confidence may be placed in him. Remember that he ma,y be found at 

his office, south-east corner Woodward aye. and Congress st. 

L. B. CLARK, PHYSICIAN. 

The above named gentleman has been very successful as a physician for many 

years, he having affected Inany remarltable cures, even when the cases appearecl 

hopeless. We ch, from the reputation we hear he has gained, reccornend him to the 

public as a reliable physician. He may be found at 284 Clinton street. See his advertisement. 

CLAYTON FLOUR 31ILLS. 

The above mills have been established a number 'of years, and the proprietor 

is known asa,n honest and fairdealing gentleman and all representations made may be 

relied on. He has a large and increasing trade, and this argues well for his reliability. 

He msnufi~ctures all kinds of wheat, rye, gra.ham and buckwheat flour, 

grinds for farmers and pay cash for all kinds of grain. Give this e~t~ablishment your 

patronage and satisfaction is certain. 489 Griswold street. 

1%. GEORGE, RUBBER MOULDING MBNUFACTURER, &C. 

We call special attention to the s~lvert~isement of the above 'named gentleman who 

has established, we believe, the only Rubber lrrlouldin and Weather Strip Manufac- 

tory in the city and the State, and he is prepared to fi 1 any and all orders in this city 

nncl western States, for which places agents are wanted to whom liberal induce- 

ments are offered, carpenters preferred. Me is also a carpenter and builder and all 

orders intrusted to his care will meet with immediate attention. We believe him to 

be n gentleman who is thoroughly reliable in every respect, and one in whom the 

greatest confidence may be plaeed. His Moulding establishment is 157 Jefferson are., 

and carpenter shop 193 Gratiot street. 

7

FERRAND & OSBORNE, GREENHOVSES, &C. 

3Ir. Fcrrand, nf'ter being four yews in the nursery stoclr importing business, in 

o~~cler to meet the continual increase of his operations. asssociatecl wit11 llilll Mr. 

Osborne, a gentlr~nnn of large experience in the nursery business in the east. They 

have bo~ueht a splendid plat of land, in tlie very best part of the city, on ~vllich they 

:Ire establishing thcir green-houses, they have already built a splendid one 80 by 20 

fiaet-, l~entecl wit,h a new patent boiler. They do an immense business with nurseries 

all over the west, furnishing them with evergreens ancl all sorts of ornamental young 

treps imported from Europe, they alsoimport tree sceds, making pear seed a speciality. 

They arc now bnililiag green-hnuses in wllich they. intend to store ancl propoarate all 

t he new greenllousc and valuable plants as soon as they apllear in Europe* This is n 

~eliable firm and me bespeak for them an increase to their alreacly large business. 

Rcn~cnlber their office and green-honses corner Fort and Twenty-fourth strccts, 

Detroit, Michigan. 

A. ASEXLE-Y, GENEEAL AGENT, &C. 

This g~ntlemnn has ol~~ned an office for the transaction of business in real estafr, 

negotiation cLf loans, collecting of accounts etc., at room 15, Rotunda building, Griswolcl 

street, 11c is well and fd.vorsbly known and lias references of many of the lentlilia 

men both in the city and State. IIe is also agt.nt for the Bxrtrain '6 Fauton Sew- 

BRlaelli~lc, wllicI1 is said to be a first class machine, making btltton lioles upon thin 

!;ll,rics ancl finishing then1 off'coniplete. It nlao has an attacl~rneilt for malrii~g c~lelet 

holt~s. Xt will also embroider, tuck, quilt, cord, bincl, gather, felI, rume, braicl, hem, 

cltc., etc., each nlacliiile is provided with n hemmer, braider, ptuge, scre\ir-driver, 

wrcncl,, oil call, tllr~e-fourtlis (lozcn IICC~~(~S, c~c., and perfect instructions iinparteil 

to all pt~rcllnsers of macllincs ,free of ehn?y~e. Mr. Aslllry m:Ly be f'onnci at 63 1i:tnclolpli 

sircct or 15 Rottulda building, Gris~~olcl strect. See his n(1vertisemcnt colorcd 

page front of Directory. 

EIUB&S.RD cO D AVIS, N'C'PZSERIES, &C. 

Tllcse gel~tle~~isn have been established since 18G4, aad they and there fiimous 

grcen-llouses aiicl rerbenns are so widely known that we neecl not say much in com- 

~licndt~tion of tileill, but we copy the following from the flreste~n Ru~nl: 

From L. L. FA~~CIIILD, Roll~ug Prairie TVis. 

(( 1,:tst spring I sent to 3Iessrs. Hubbarcl Ss Davis, who advertised in the Te8tern 

,T~',L?YIZ 30,000 verbenas for s~tle, for a small selccl; nssortlnent. They were rcceivccl in 

:rood or*dvr, and grew finely, thougli our seasoil has been a dry one. They occupiecl 

,> 

n s~nnll octngon bed in our front yard. The cliircrent colors and varieties mere luixed 

:ill tl~rougll tile bed, mcl it was n mass of rich bloom. It mas much admired, nnrl 

passers-by ~xroulcl stop to drinlr in its beauties. A hoquet from the bect was exllibit~tl 

at the Beaver Dan1 Fair, and receivecl a premiuin nncl a compli~~le~itary notice." 

At'lcr 3Iny 1st. ISGO, they will open a green-house ancl office corner Cass n~cl 

L:~rlzecl streets, (only 3 blocks from Post Office,) for the convcniencc of their nuinerous 

patrons. Nurseries 24th ncnr corner Fort street Detroit 31ichigan. 

AIATTHETVS c% WILSON, CIGAR 3fANUFACTCRERS. 

No better place can be found in this State at which to do business, than the wellknown 

"Great Wester11 Ci@r 39auufactory '' of 31atthews & Wilson, 154 and 186 

Jefierson am., where mny always be found a large stock of the cekhratecl J. L. 31." 

" Continental," ancl other rich flavored brands, at prices which defy cornpetition. 

'I'heir already large business is so rapidly increasing, that Mr. 3Iattliews lias found it 

necesqwy to associate with him G. fi. Wilson, Esq. ; and they are considerably increasing 

their busincss ficilities, employing upwards of forty ~vorkmcn. We call 

confdr~ntly recommend this firm as a thoroughly rcliilble one, all orders being satis- 

B~ctoriIy and promptly attcnted to. He~nelnber their Manufactory is located 154 anci 

18 6 Jeffcrfon avenue. 

IT. BIGELOIV, OCULIST APU'D AURIST. 

Thc above x~anicd gentleman has had a large experience in the treatnlent of the 

diseases of the Eye and Ear, ancl has been eiliinently successful ancl earned a wide 

spreacl reputation. All surgical operations perfor~nccl in tlie most successful manner. 

Therefore we sap when requiring any assistance, rcnlember that he may be foutlcl 

at room 9 BIerrill Block.

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HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS LIXECTORY. 25 

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D. PI. FERRY, & CO., SEED HERCHANTS AND GROWERS. 

This house has been established upwards of twelve years in the busineps of ill)porting 

and growing of seeds, they occupy as wirehouse, 16 rooms 20 by 100 feet, at 

189 and 191 Woodward avenue, and have a large seed farm on Grand River road 

at westerrn limits, so that they are able to supply wholesale seedsmen in the 

country* They are the largest mercliants in their line in the city and ral~k among t 

the largest in the United States. This is a very responsible firm, all the parti1el.s 

are sffable, courteous gentlemen. B~lyers in the West especially will do well t,o send 

their orders to this house which mill be promptly executed. Warehouse 189 and 191 

Woodward avenue. 

X. B. ROWLEY L SON, SCALES, AGENTS, &C. 

The above firm was established over 18 years ago, and during the lnst 10 years havc 

acted as State agents for the celebrated United States Btandard Scales, manuFactured 

by the Buffdo scale ~vorks company; which was awarded first premium at the last 

Michigan State Fair over Fairbanlrs. Tlre may here state the reasons why these 

acales merit public conficlence : 

F$~~tl~--Because they are manufactured upon scientific, long tested and most approved 

principles. 

~~ndl~-Bec?nse they are made by the inost ~killftll worlmen, from the best 

materials and with the latest improved machinery, and are hence necessarily uniform 

in conriltruction, and alike accurate ancl durable. 

Thirdly-Because from the central location and superior facilities of the manuftictnrers, 

they are furnished at lower prices than any other good, reliable scales. 

FourtUy-Because they have been thoroughly tested, and are in use by sollie of the 

leading railroaclg, the largest grain houses ancl most prominent merchants in t21c 

country, and have been pronounced accurate, reliable and durable. 

iri'iftidy-Because every scale is warrrnted to give entire satiskction, ai~cl the 

manufacturers, who are amply responsible, will always be ready and prompt to malie 

the warranty good. 

Mossrs. Ro~rley & Son lmve also the sole right to manufacture and sell Aclter's 

Patent Burglar alarm, which was strongly reccolnmended by the President ai~d 

officers of the Michipn St.ate Agricultural Society last year as tlie most simple and 

reliable Burglar Alarm ever presented to the public. It is so arranged that by taking 

off a "catch" at the alarm it becomes disconnected at all wincloms and doors in tlie 

house, and by putting on the same all are atstached and so the premises becoine 

secure for the night, the alarm may be erected in the hall. or bedroom or any other 

pIace at the pleasure of the purchaser. No house should be without this. Remember 

that they may be obtained at 40 Woodward avenue. See front colored page of 

Directory. 

W. E. BARTHOLOMEW, PERFUMER, &C. 

The above named gentleman bas been in business upwards of five years as an inlporter 

and wholesale m;enufacturer of flavoring extracts, hair oil, pomades, colognes, 

fine handkerchief extracts, inks, bluing, pepper sauce, pickles, catsup, &c., kc,, ancl 

bas built up for l~imself a large and increasing trade over the western States. He 

is a gentle~uan who ought to be patronized, as 11% articles are of the very best quality 

and prices close, arjd one who believes in small profits and quiclr sales. We recconimend 

those wanting anything in his line io give him a trial, as we believe by so 

cloing satisfaction will be assured. His msnufictory may be found at 227 &Iichigiln 

avenue. ,# 

TRAUB BROS., JEWELERS &C. 

This well known house has been established since 1850, and during that time has 

preserved a reputation for reliability and good work. BIessrs. Traub have always 

on hand a first class and large assortment of watches, clocks, fancy goods, sea shells, 

eta, and they deal extensively in Fine Silver and Plated Ware. A speciality is nladc 

of Silver Door Plates, Carriage Irons, &c., and they have the name of cloing this kind 

of work in a finished style not tc be surpassed. Especlition and good ~vorlimanship 

is the motto they work on, and all work wiil be warranted. Tlie Ilessrs. Trnub 

respectfully solicit a trial and inspection of their goods, a stoclr they n~aiutain second 

to none in the city. Do not Fall to give them a call and we can promise that you 

will meet with cousteours and fair clealing. 

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STANDISH & IVES, PORK PACKERS, &C. 

This firm was established in 1856 by 6. D. Standish, Esq., and carried on very 

succesfifully and extensively until two years ago, when he associated with him Caleb 

Ives, Esq., (President First; National Bank, Monroe,) since which time they have 

greatly increased their business, packing troln 5,000 to 10,000 hogs annually, thus it 

will be seen that this is the place at which to trade, as the larger the bus'lness the 

greater the advantages offered. They also deal largely in wool, handling from 

500,000 to 1,000,000 lbs. annually and do a general commission business making n 

speciality in hogs and wool. They have a very prominent location, being on the 

market square. Tile public will find this n reliable and well established firm and 

one in which the iullest confidence may be placed. Their house is 88 Michigan 

Grand Avenue. 

13. R. JOSLYN, SINGER SEWING XACHINE. 

The above named gentleman is general agent for the well known Singer Sewing 

;Il?',zchine, the following extract will be sufficient to convince the most increclulous indiviclnal 

of the qualifications of the machine : 

"This Machine uses a finer needle than any other, and has perfect derices for hemming, 

felling, ruffling, binding, cording, braiding, etc., and iS capable of the widest 

range of work. It is also simple, with few parts, easily adjusted, compact, positive 

and quiet in action, with an even tension, and is a pleasant object to look upon in 

tlle house, and can be commended and recco~llmended to all who wish to supply themselves 

with this modern home necessity."-T. P: !Z'l.ibune. 

Samples of every st,yle of machine ancl ot the wonderfully fine work executed on 

tohe Singer machine can be examined at 60 Woodward avenue, a' cordial invitation 

iq extended to all by H. R. Joslyn, Esq., the general agent to call and examine for 

themselves. 

JOHN JAY FOSTER, ENGRAVER, ETC. 

iin engraving to be of any use most be accurate and pleasing to the eye, by bejn 

engraved in an artistic manner; and we are assured that every description of wor 8- 

done at this establishment is done in a style heretofore unsurpassed in this country. 

Envelopes and note paper embossed with Monograms in every variety of color. Wedcling, 

visiting anci professional cards, engraved and printed in tile most artistic style. 

31r. Foster is prepared ts execute every description of work at reasonable prlces, 

:~nd customers may rely on all orders being promptly and faithfully filled. We have 

examined this gentlemen's work ancl were particularly struck with the neat and excellent 

manner in which it was finished. Mr. F. invites inspection. His office is now 

on the north-west corner Campus filartins. See advertisement on front colored page 

W. & CO., PAINTERS. 

Tlds is considered the leading house of the kind in the city. They have a magnificent 

store at 92 Woodward avenue, 22 by 100 feet, four st,or~es high and cellar. The 

first floor is devotecl to the window shade, wall paper and mirror business ; the second 

t.o picture frames, carved goods, paintings, cliromos aud engravings, all of which are 

lcept in large supply and neatly arranged, making a beautiful fine art gallery? which 

is open daily to the public, FREE OF CHARGE. The third floor is their picture frame 

manufactory and gilding department ; Fourth, ornamental painting and sign writing ; 

Cellar, pints and gla,ss depot. We can recommend this as a thoroughly responsible 

firm. Country buyers will find it t~ their advantage to examme their stock before 

purchasing elsewhere, as it is large and goocls of the best quality, while their 

prices are not greater than are often charged for inferior articles. Remember, when 

wanting any kind of painting, wall paper, gilding, or anything in their line, that 

their Store is 92 Woodward ave. 

H. 13. BIERRELL, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. 

This gentleman is the general agent of the 3Xutual Life Insurance Company of N. 

T., for the States of Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota, and 

the manner in which he discharges his onerous duties is, we believe, a credit to the 

c3mpany he represents. The 3Iutual Life Insurance Company, (which claims to bc 

the most respousible coinpany in the world, halving assets of over $30,000,000), as its 

name indicates, is for the benefit of policy-holders. T4e entire surplus resulting

from the business is divided among the policy-holders exclusively. There are no 

stockholders to absorb any portion. Fifty-two thousand, three hundred and eightyfour 

(52,384,) policy-holders have united to assure each other, and they have accumulated 

the sum of $25,819,319.55 as an earnest of their a.bility and determination to fulfill 

the agreements into which they have entered. Remember the office is No. l Butler's 

Block, ol~posite Post OEce. 

THE WESTERN SUNDAY CRESCENT. 

The publishers have the honor to unnounce that, with number fifteen of The Qres 

cent, (old series), they have greatly enlarged and improved their paper, and do not 

hesitate to pronoullce it fully up to the standard of non-political and non-sectarian 

ju~zrnals. 'I'hey have added a large number of contributors and correspondents, and 

greatly augmented the editorial staE The Crnscent contains articles esch meek of 

general interest to all, on science, agciculture, choice literary, sporting, the clramn, 

eLc. It is, unquestionably, the cheapest and best jonrnal of its class now published, 

and the only Sunday paper issued in the United States, that does not contain sectarian 

articles. It is, emphatically, everybody's paper. Get specimen copy. Just 

the paper for those who wish to bring their business before the first families of the 

MTcst. Rates furnished on application. Terms only $1.50 a. pear. All the matter 

prepsred expressly tor it-forty columns a week-fresh and vigorous. JCOLAR cE: 

SLAFVSON, publishers, 46 Monroe ave., Detroit. See advertisement. 

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL OF DETROIT. 

This institution, which was for so many years the only hospital in the State, is noljr 

as it always has been, under the eare of the Sisters of Charity. These self-sacrificing 

gentle and kind women devote themselves to the care of the sick in a manner whici~ 

is unexcelled, and which unavoidably calls forth the admiration of ersry medical Inau 

who rightly appreciates the value of good nursing and proper attention to the vari- 

ous wants of patients. The hospital is now in a prosperous condition, anci its wards 

vell filled with patients from city and country, with the various forms of diseases 

found in a establishments of a like character. 

Medical students who may attend the courses of instruction in the Detroit 3Iedical 

College can avail themselves of the clinical advantages of St. Mary's, as the recently 

appointed hospitaI staft' is so arranged that at least one physician and one surgeon 

will be in daily attendance. An important feature in the organization of the staR is 

the appointment of Prof. J- F. Noyes as oculist to the hospital, who will give clinical 

lectures on aiated days during college session. 

DR. STONE'S ELECTRO IIOT AND COLD AIR BATH8. 

The above reliable and renowned baths were opened by Dr. Stone seine years figo 

in the city of Detroit, since which time huudreds have been relieved and cured of 

various diseases, especially diseases of the skin, coughs, colds, rheumatisnl, neuralgia, 

intermittent fevers and its consequences, ancl local congestions, and iilflamations of all 

kinds. The effect of the bath to cleanse and promote heczltliift~l action of the skin anti 

the seven million perspiratory sewers or pores which open upon its surface and carry 

off tvaste and effete matter from the system. We hear them spoken of highly 1 )~' 

many eminent physicians and others who have tried them. Dr. Beverton, says . 

" Pain and ache vanish as if by magic in the bath by placing the body in a better 

condit.ion to use its own resources against diseases. It is serviceable in any c:zse." 

No one should fail to give these baths a trial, they may be found at 80 ancl 85 Wayne 

Street, bet. Congress and Fort. 

The above xiamed gentleman hag been in busiiless about fourteen years, (luring 

which time he has earned a wide spread reput~taon for honesty :lnd fair dealing, a11rl 

for the excellent bread and pastry wltich he manufactures, while his prices are as low 

or lower than elsewhere. We know that 'sorne people use such language only as 

"brow," but we can assure the public that all representations made may be relied on. 

We can confidently recommend this gentleman to the public as we have been personallyfacquainted 

with him for some time ancl can add our testimony to that of iuany 

others that he is in every sense of the word a substantial and honest man, therefore 

we say give him your patronage. Remember thestore 168 Michigan are.

A. NARXHAUSEW, DETROIT ABEND POST. 

The Detroit Eveaing Post', '(a german paper) has been considerabIy enlarged and 

its circulation greatly increased. It is extensively circulated among the Germans, 

consequently is a good advertising i~ledium. ,411 kincls of book and job printing, 

(english and german) is done at this establishment, with neatness and dispatch. We 

bespeak large patronage for this paper. Location 10 and 12 Larned street. 

a. V. SPARK'S GRAVEL ROOFING MANUFACTURER. 

Tlie above named gentleman has been in business upwarcls of eight years, during 

whieh timelie has covered some of the most prominent houses and stores in the States, 

among the nunluer are the Taylor House ancl Eolia Hall, Sagiaaw City and many 

bloclcs in Detroit and other cities too numerous to mention. The advantage of this 

Itind of roofing over all other is clearly seen in the fact that it is $re as well as water 

proof, wliile the durability of the same is acknowledged by a.11 who have used it, and 

by the most prominent arcllitecls in tlie city of Detroit and elsewhere, to be superior 

to all other, and the charges as low or lower than inferior roofing. Remember when 

wanting anytliing of the kind done, that Mr. Spark's may be found at 10 Alerrill Hall 

:~nd we lnay adci that we believe him to be a thoro~zghly reliable gentleman, quite 

competent for his business. 

GEORGE B. KELLEY & CO., FURRIERS, &c. 

Ws cannot pass by the well knonrn and sterling firm of G. B. Icellek & Co., which 

has bee11 established since 1859, wit,hout saying a few words. They are manufwturors 

aud wholesale c1ealp.r~ in Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo and Fancy Robes, all of which 

they offer at prices which defy competition, as tliey believe in quick sales and small 

roti its. Tlie one price system being characteristic of this hobse. Wc have been 

personally acquainted wit11 the senior partner for some time and can add our testilnony 

to that of lllany others, that he is an honest straightforward gentleman. We 

baing held in high estimatioil by all who know him. This is considered one of the 

lmst responsible firms in tlle city. Country buyers mill find it to their advantage to 

purchase at tlii~ house, as tlieir stock is large t~nd complete, and prices satisfactory. 

Kernember their store and manufactory are located 182 JeEerson ave. 

THE DETROIT CHAIR FACTORY. 

'CVe have a few words to say about the well known Detroit Chair Factory located 

on the corner Porter and Fourth streets, which occupies 100 feet front by 190 deep, 

being four stories high and is by far the largest estltblishment of the kind in the west. 

This factory was erected in 1864 by a joint stock company, they being the owners at the 

time of the well known Oswego Chair factory of New York, but their business 

llaving become so extensive they felt the necessity of building the above. J. M. 

Wright, Esq., who was treasurer and superintendent of both companies, died soon 

after the erection of the fbctory in Detroit in 1865. Henry Smith, Esq., is its present 

able treasurer and superintendent, Franklin Barber, Esq., Secretary, Luther Wright, 

Esq., Presiclent. The Detroit Cane seat chairs are known or ought to be by every 

body in the Vnited States as they are beautiful in appearance, durable and cheap, 

13rices ranging from $14.50 to $116 per dozen. They have a capacity for manufacturing 

100,000 chairs annually, employing about 350 hands, and are competent to fill 

all orders. Dealers will clo well to bear this establishment in mind, as all their 

chairs are put toget her with screws instead of nails ancl every one of them warranted. 

Bee their. advertiseulent on colored page front of Directory. 

SMITH C% REEVE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 

This office was established over 24 years ago by R. C. Smith Esq., (who recently 

associated with him Mr. Reeve,) and .a perfect record of the very large business that 

has pnssecl through it has been kept, conseqnently they have a large amount of 

valuable information relative to this State, and the real estate business thereof difflcult 

to obtain elsewhere. He has accrxmulated in the same time a very large-number 

of plats, maps, descriptions and eslimates, showing distinctly the face of the country, 

villages, roads, streams, growth, kinds and qualities of timber, and all improvements. 

Their* oflice is such that any person can obtain all information neecled as to lands 

witllout tlie expense or trouble of visiting them. We are assured that this is a substantial 

office, mlicre persons have the right thing done by them in every case, in 

1)roof of ~vl~ich see references on their aclvertisement page. Remember their office 

1s 4 Butler's bloclc, opposite Post office.

F. A. BURGER, CORSET NANUFACTURER. 

The above named gentleman has been establishecl upwards of six years and has the 

leading corset manufactory in the city. He also deals Iargely in fancy goods and all 

kinds of underclothing, all of which he offers at low p~ices. We clip the following 

from the November number of Godey's Lady's Book : " We are pleased to call the 

attention of our Northwestern friends to the admirable styles of corsets manufactur- 

ed by F. Alonzq Burger, at Detroit, Mich. A recent examination of his goods con- 

vinces us that, for perfect adaptation, aud beauty of finish, they are not surpassed 

by any made. We bespeak for Mr. Burger great success in his enterprise of supply- 

ing the West, and especially his own State, with so desirable a class of goods. Mr. 

Burger's improved skirt supporter is also worthy of mention here, as combining corset 

and shoulder brace with colnplete support fi)r skirts. A most clesirable article for all 

who do not wear the regular corset." Relnelllber his store is 208 Wooclward avc. 

HEFFRON & CO.'S RESTAURANT. 

This is considered one of the leading Restaurants in tlie city. It has been estab- 

lished over twelve years and the affability of the proprietors, Messrs. HeEron & 

Bowen, is too well known to need any comment from us, but we may s9.y for the 

guidsnce of those in search of a first class restaurant that this is the place to go to, 

their charges being within the reach of all. They have two tantily fitted up rooms, 

where they can accommodate about eighty persons, and where meals may behad at all 

hours. Their reeulsr dinner being served from 12 m. to 2% p. m. In conclusion we 

can heartily recommend this est tabliahment and its proprietors t.o the public. When 

wanting a good and cheap meal do not forget the piace, corner Woodwilrd and Jeffer- 

son avenues. 

Oflee 111 Jeferson Avenue, Detroit, Mieh. 

STEVENS I& APPlhE@ATE, 

I23 Peaqgl Sweet, New Pork. 

Deals only for and with Jobbers. 

Refers by Permission to 

More, Foot & Co., Detroit. L. J. Staple & Co., Detroit. 

Wm. Phelps & Co., " L. W. Tinker & Co., L L 

'I'. H. Rinchman & Son, Detroit. Evans & Walker, 4i 

John V. Nuhling, tL A, R. & W. F. Linn, 6 b 

Or any of the Detroit Trade.

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DETROIT, MICH., 

ARI PBEPARED To BXECUTB 

MAP ENWAVING i BRIN.TIN@ 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

Show Cards, and all branches of CHBOMO LITHOGRA- 

PHY in the %nest style of the art, Particular 

attention paid to 

COMMERCIAL LITEOGRAPHY, 

Bonds, Bankers' Drafts, Checke, ~eriificates of Stock and Deposit, 

Bill, Letter and Note Headings, Car&, Views of Build- 

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German Fa mil y Paper, 

(Weekly), afe published by 

Aw MAIRXHAUSENp 

BE. Lasne 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN; 

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I have recently enlarged my 

DAILY PAPER, 

, which haa a large circulation both in the City and State, and 

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MALtXHBUSEN.* 

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Names received too late for Classiflcstion. 

Aurists. 

Bigelow H., 9 Merrill Bloclr. (See advt.) 

Blacksmiths. 

Chop & Sons, 8483 and 84 Randolph. 

BIuing, Box and Li~uid. 

Wiggins % MoMillan, 124 W. Lamed. 

Book-Binders. 

Wanless A,, 133 Jefferson ave. 

BoskseIless and Stationers. 

Smith E. B. & Co,, ll6 and 118 Woodward aye. 

Broom Manufactory. 

F. C. & CQ., cor. Michigan ave. and First. [See advt]. 

Confectioner. 

Palmer Richard, 168 lklichigan ave. [See sdvt]. , 

Gents Furnishing Goods. 

Culver G. W., 3 Congress st., West. [See adrt]. 

MiIIliners. 

Moore Misses, n end Woodmard ave. 

Spring Bed Manfrs. 

Gaffney & Dunks, 151 Jefierson ave. 

JOHN B. MADDEN, 

77 Lsrned Street, East, 

Detroit, IrtrichBgart. 

LEE, PARRISH & SON, 

INSURANCE AGTS, & AL ESTATE BROKERS, 

125 and 127 Jefferson .Avenue, 

DE'TROXT, M]CCIEXGAN. 

C. & Dm 

WHITNEY, JR., & CO,, 

LUMBER MERGEAANT5, 

DEKiPEtOXT, 11M:xa=. 

Office, No. 5 Merrill Block, (up stairs). 

An Kinds of Lumber wa~ted.

HOLLAND'S 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 

EMBRACING 4 COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE TRADES, 

PROFPESSIONS AND PURSUITS IN THE CIITY OF DETROIT, 

THUS EXHIBITING AT A GLANCE 

THE PULL ADDRESS AND BUSINESS OF HER CITIZENS. 

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Agents Car. 

Corran R. Ii., 119i- Woodward av. 

Agents Foreign Passage. 

Kuhn Joeeph, cor JVoodward av. and Congress st. (See advt.) 

Agents, (German. 

Xuhn Joseph, core Woodward av. and Congress st. (See advt.) 

Agents, (Insurance see. also Insurance Agents.) 

Kuhn Joseph, core Woodmard av. and Congress st. (See advt.) 

Agents Insurance. 

Merrell H. B., No. 1 Butlers Block. (See advt .) 

Peavey F. t C. C., No. 4 Merrill Block. (8ee advt.) 

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Beans, Eggs, Dressed Hogs, &G,, &c,; 

FOP' Which, Prompt Renzittancas will be Xade. 

No. 5 Russell House Block. 

DETRJOIT, . MICZ. 

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P. 8. This is the 6est.poiat in the city for selling green fruit of 

all kinds, butter, eggs poultry etc. ; 6eing on the , Market Square. 

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Agents (ReaI Estate.) 

Ashley A., 15 Rotunda Building Griswold st. (See advt.) 

Kuhn Joseph, cor. Woodward av. and Congress st. (Seb advt.) 

Smith & Reeve, Griswold opp. post office. (See advt.1 

Watermaq William J., Griswold opp. post office. (See advt.) 

Agents (Sewing Machines.) 

Ashley Am, 15 Rotunda, Building Griswold st. (See advt.) 

Eldridge J. V. D. & CO., 185 Jefferson av., (up stairs.) (See advt.) 

Herrington D. B., agt. Wilson shuttle sewing machine, 35 Monroe av. 

(See advertisement.) 

Joslyn H. E., 60 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Randall S. C., agent, Grover 85 Baker sewing machines, No. 4 

Opera House block. (See front paster and card front cover.) 

AgrieuItural Implements. 

Bryan J. P. & Ero., 180 woodward ttv. 

Hill & Trollope, 149 W. Larned. 

Limeback M;, 100 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Penfield W. S., 103 Woodward av. 

Ganborn William, 38 Larned. 

Arch Top Mirror Frame9 (Manufrs.) 

Hargreaves G. & Bro., cor 17th and Howard. (See advt). 

Architects. 

Anderson James, 80 Griswold. 

Lloyd Gordon W., cor Griswold and Congress. 

Sheldon, Smith gt Son, 125 Jefferson av. 

Smith E. W., 84 Griswold. 

Smith John V., office, 10 Merrill block. 

Artificial Limbs. 

Foster James A., 172 Jefferson av., and Cincinnati and Rochester. 

Artists. 

Bigelow H., room 9 Merrill block. (See advt). 

Johnston James, cor. Larned and Bates, 

Norton C. W., Dock, foot Bates. 

Stanley J. M., 159 Jefferson av. 

Winchester F. E,, 20 Merrilt block. 

Attorneys. (See also Lawyers). 

Chipman J. Logan, Butler's block. 

Cochrane L z, man, 12 Rotunda buildings, Griswold st. 

PrentiEt B. ,n a EO~. Criswold and Congress. 

Prentis Gw. H,, n w core Griswold and Congress. (See advt.)

6. 8. FARRAKD. ' A. SHELEP. WM. C, .MrILLIAMS. I 

Importers, Wholesale, 

AND DEALERS IK 

s, Paints, Oils, 

WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, 

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No. 80. WOODWARD AVENUE, 

T%Tarelio~~ses Nos. 10,11 & 12 Lamed Street, 

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-Agents for Pai~banks' Scales and Ware?~ouse Trucks. 

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Iledmond N. H., 15 Rotunda building, Griswold st., (See advt). 

Weber John, Butler's block. (See advt.) 

Auctioneers. 

Cargill J. A,, 7 Michigan Grand av. 

French T. P., 21 Rotunda building, Grisnold st. 

Renne John J., 203 Jefferson av. 

Bakers. 

Barie L. W., 114 Fort. 

Barns J. A*, 193 Woodward sv. 

Bolger P., 175 Michigan av. 

Byer J. Be, 163 E. Lafayette. 

Claria J., 68 Marion. 

Clark & Bros., 579 Orchatrd. 

Copland A. W. & Go., 20 Monroe. 

Copland J. & Co., 34 Randolph corm Woodbridge. 

Diener J., cor High and Russell. - 

Elliott Robert, 168 Gratiot. 

Quilloz F., 473 Gratiot. 

I-Zackl J., corm Marion and I-Iastings. 

Hahn H., 25 Pirst st. 

Harrison T. J., 279 Woodward av. 

Hatch J. & Coo6 87 E. Congress. 

Hunter J., 225 Michigan av. 

Jeanes Jamesc 49 W. Larned. 

Kenngott G*, 249 Michigan av. 

ICretzschmar E. L., Chestnut cor Riopelle. 

Lee William, 130 Randolph. 

Muehleck J., 116 Woodbridge. 

Palmer Richard, 168 Michigan av. (See advt.) 

Petrequin Peter, 104 Croghan. 

Petre E., 295 Franklin. 

Rischert Charles, 223 Franklin. 

Schynider I?., 606 Jefferson av. 

Stockbourg F., 462 W. Woodbridge. 

Whitecomb William, 67 Larned east. 

Wilcoxson G., 306 Woodward av. 

Winckler J. W., 282 Jefferson av. 

Wittelsberger F., 257 Michigan av. 

Zeuner E. 341 Sixteenth. 

Baking Powders, (Manufactures.) 

Beasley G. M., 128 E. Fort. 

Banks and Bankers. 

American National Bank, 73 GriswoId.

Mm&cturer, Wholesale and &tail Dealer in 

RNAMENTAL WEATHE 

Por ExcEud2"iZi-j Cold, Dud, Rain. no it^, etc., etc., front Dowe and 

Windows. Will prevent their rattling, and do not interfere 

with the free uee of the windows. Orders in the City 

promptly filled. Liberal discount made on large aales 

ALSO, 

Practical Carpenterz, Joiner, 

DETROIT, 

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Brown and Co., 51 Griswold. 

Butler W. A &. Co., 68 Griswold. 

Fieher, Booth Bt Co., 58 Woodward av. 

First National Bank cor. Jefferson sv. and Griswold. 

Granger & Sabin, 37 Woodward av. 

Hawk W. W., cor. Jefferson and Woodward avs. 

Hosie Robert, 75 Griswold. 

Ives A. &I Son, 149 Jefferson av. 

Kannady & ~i-jlor, 53 Griswold. 

Kanter E. & Co., 22 Larned. 

National ~nsurance Bank, 150 J'efferson av. 

Parsons P., cor. Griswold and Congress. 

Preston David & Co., 72 Woodwsrd av. 

Savings Bank, Butler's building, Griswold. 

Scott Vincent J., 159 Jefferson sv. 

Seits & Co., 53 Griswold. 

Second National Bank, Bank building, Griawold. 

Bar hers. 

Andrew John, Antisdel House. 

Beyer C. H., 108 Jefferson av. 

Biriga James H., basement I, Campus Martius. 

Bluma A., 692 Michigan av. 

Brewer John, 99 Atwater. 

Brown J. A., 183 Woodward av. 

Burnett dS Bro., 139 Michigan av. 

Carter William, 66 Atwater. 

Casterton D., 283 Woodward av. 

Deginder George, 183 Randolph. 

Dugger A., Case, bet. Larned and Jefferson av. 

Foster J., 143 w. Woodbridge. 

Gordon R., 2 E. Larned. 

Haley J., 338 Franklin. 

Harrison G. C., 50 e Fort. 

Jones Bichard, 333 Atwater. 

Kramer Louis, 199 Atwater. 

Madden A., 104 Griswold. 

Manleg J. W., Grand River cor. Griswold. 

Rleisner William, 119 Woodward av. 

Mills D., Case block, Third. 

Moody Robert, 179 Michigan av. 

L'Moore A. D. 72 Wosdward av. 

31ueller C., 197 Michigan av. 

Mumford BG Parker, 235 Jefferson av. 

Niedermueller C., Lafapette corm liaitings. 

Niedermueller Frederic, 25.9 Elastings. 

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/ DETROIT, , MICHIGAN. 

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/ Of every Description executed with elegance and di3piayatei~. 

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ADVERT CSING RATES 

the &tichigun Journal, Gerntan Daily and Weekly. (largest 

edition of any German paper in Michigan.) 

DafPy Edition : 

Per square, one day. 75 cts.; per square, one month, $5,00 ; per 

square, three months, $10, do six months, $18, do twelve mo. $25. 

Weekly Eilieion : 

, One square one insertion, $1.00, each additional insertion 75 cts. 

Prfoe of Sx~bsorgpt3on 

Daily per week, 15 cts.; do per year, $7,80, Weekly per year 2,50 

I Address. P. 0. Drawer 137, 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

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HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 41 

- Nickless Thomas, 139 w Woodbridge. 

Page N. R. 69 Monroe av. 

Rector E., 109 Griswold. 

Rennan Francis, cor. Atwater and Brush. 

Eichards & Bro., 50+ Griswold. 

Richter J., 379 Gratiot. 

Robinson &' Owen, 58 Michigan av. 

Starks R., Grand Eiver cor. Cass. 

Story John, 262 Jefferson av. 

Washington J., First cor. Grand P' biver. 

Weekenburg John, 76 Woodbridge. 

Baths, (Dealers in.) 

Bamer 8E Steiner, 21 E. Congress. (See rtdvt.) 

Baths, (Eleetro.) 

Stone B., 80 and 82 Wayne, bet. Congress and Fort. (See advt.) 

Bill Posters. 

Henry W. A., cor. Bates and Jefferson ave. 

Walker J. D., 32 w. Larned. 

Billiard Malls. 

Armstrong's Billiard Room, 215 Jefferson ave. 

Baker J. B., 36 E. Congress. 

Gibson E. J., 157 Woodward ave. 

Ives P. B., 61 Grand River. 

Schuetz John C., 65 Bates. 

Seereiter John, under Russell House. 

Sheeran Thomas, 85 Michigan ave. 

The Woodbine, 66 Randolph. 

Thomas A,, 1.53 Woodmard ave. 

BiIliard Tables, (Manfrs. ) 

Schulenburg G. & Co., 98, 100, and 102 Randolph. 

Smith George, 65, 67, and 69 E. Larned. 

Birds, (Dearer in.) 

Sloeurn C. A, 133$ Woodward ave. 

Bitters, (Infrs and Dealers in.) 

Aromatic Bitters, Griggs & Go., props., 15 Jefferson ave. 

Parrand, Sheley & Co., 80 Woodmard ave. (See advt.) 

Haigh Henry, s. e. cor. Jefferson and Brush. (See advt.) 

Poole Richard, 8 Monroe ave.

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ROBT, HOLMEB. E. F. WEBSTER. 

PORTABLE AND STATIONARY 

Registers, Ventilators, and Parlor grates, 

All Kinds of Plumber's Goods, Pumps and Hydraulic Rams, 

PLUHBING GtAS AND STEAM FITTING 

DONE TO ORDER BOTH IN CITY AND COUNTRY. 

No. 115 JEFFERSON AVENUE. 

Nearly oppoaite Michigan Exchange. 

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IIQLLAND'B DETWIT CITY BU8INESS DIRECTORY. 43 

Blacksmiths* 

Anscomb G. C., 143 Grand River. 

Armitage W, 546 Michigan avo. 

Armitage W. & Bro., 540 Michigan ave. 

Ballard A., 383 Grand River. 

Belnap, Hill 8t Ford, 420 w. Woodbridge. 

Bezallon M., Congrees, cor. Lamed. 

Borrnan Conrad, 400 Gratiot. 

Bourboin & ~huihrua, 55 Michigan aye. 

Cain N.. 121 W. Larned. 

Danz William, 342 Gratiot. 

Dreher C., 180 Rivard. 

Dumontier Alexander, cor. Maoomb and Duboig. 

Eggers A*, cor. Twentieth and Michigan ave. . 

Gies E., 318 St. Aubin ave. 

Hickey D. L., 40 e. Lamed. 

Horn F., 313 Michigan sve. 

Hortan M., 52 w. Larned. 

Katus Alois, 137 Macomb. 

Katus Peter, cor. Macomb and Rivsrd. 

Lara Re, 9 Middle. 

Lernond E., 601 Gratiot. 

Lempke C., 509 Gratiot. 

Lernpke F., 335 Grand River. 

McCarthy W. 147 w. Larned. 

Madden Walter, cor. Atwater and Rivard. 

Miller John, 303 Atwater. 

Moodie & Mette, 323 Michigan ave. 

O'Donnell & Carmody 19 e. Congreaa. 

Orr Thomas, .512 w. Woodbridge. 

Plantz Adam, 199 Beaubien. 

Purvis W. & Jov, Clifford, cor. Griswold. 

Ryan John, cor: Atwater and Rivard. 

Schaefer John 8t Bro., 60 w. Larned. 

Schamatan James, 32 e. Fort. 

Smith John, 174 Third. 

steinbrake; W., Woodbridge, bet. 176 and 18b. 

Taylor A. G., 121 w. Woodbridge. 

Thornley K., 191 Gratiot. 

Vanantwerp C., Atwater, cor. Riopelle. 

Wade William, 11 State. 

Wieber Peter, 295 Rastings. 

Wortham R. E., cor. Gratiot and Antoine. 

Busch W., 85 Grstiot. 

Drinkwater J., 142 Riopelle.

German Agent Boreiln Passale, 

Cor. Woodward Av, and Congress Street, 

DETItOIT, MIC 

' DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEASES, WILLS, CONTRACTS, 

And other Legal Documents drawn uy ; Money Loans 

negotiated, and Zeal Zstate loug7~t and sold. 

Residence, 141 Croghm Street.

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0. & Go., 84 w. Mt. Calm. 

Layng Bros., 204 Jefferson ave. 

bl[illar Mrs., 235 Michigan ave. 

Stephenson James, 258 Jefferson ave. 

Blueing, (Box and Liquid.) 

Bronson, Jay & Co., 179 Woodward av. 

Wiggins 8E McMillar, 124 W. Lamed. 

Boarding Houses. 

Adams E. C., 13 Griswold. 

Avis William, 588 TV. Woodbridge. 

Beaton Mrs., 101 W. Larned. 

Blsckurn N., 47 Atwater. 

Bolion F., 141 Cass. 

Bostwick William, 42 Michigan av. 

Boyde Mrs., 148 First. 

Brazinton &I. H., 103 W. Larned. 

Burton A. B., 166 Woodmard av. 

Cleeff F. W., Fifth, cor. Congreas. 

Cornehl Frederick, 23 Clinton av. 

Cromden Mrs. M., 283 Sherman. 

Curtis S. W. 407 FV. Fort. 

Daly John W., 5 Abbott. 

Duck James, 49 Atwater. 

Durand J. H., 163 Howard. 

Ege J. R., 292 Woodward av. 

Flannigan Patrick, 163 Franklin. 

Gordon H. U., 38 Jefferson av. 

Grimes Samuel, 124 E. Fort. 

Harris Joseph We, 310 Franklin. 

Harsh%, William, 89 W. Larned. 

Healey Ma, A,, 263 Jefferson av. 

Hoops Henry C., 84 Lafayette. 

Jacobson Louis, 75 Monroe av. 

Jepson Mrs. E., 125 E. Larned. 

Joy F. S., 263 Woodmard av. 

Lamp Michael, 356 Franklin. 

Lute Peter, 140 Catherine. 

Lynch Mrs., 202 Cass av. 

McCallum Alexander, 41 E. Fort. 

McIntosh D. J., 112 Randolph. 

Marchise Mrs. J., Michigan av., cor. Shelby. 

Marker John J., 114 Randolpl~. 

Marschner Frederick, 278 Gratiot. 

Meston J., 259 Larned. 

Metzen Joseph, cor. Antoine and Atwater.

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MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S 

Read the Verdict of 300,000 Persons 

Who eithe? own or use 

THE SINQER MACHINES, 

As expressed by a prominent paper East. 

And them purchase imtelligentty when you are ~eady. 

[From the New Pork Dispatch, Jan. 21st, 1866.1 

The public has long felt the want of a Sewing Nachine which should conl- 

bine in a form most suitable for the family all the superior excellencies which 

the '' Singer " Machine confessedly possesses for the manufactory. Such a m a 

chine, after the expenditure of an immense amount of money and time, we 

now announce, unhesitatingly, has been produced by this Company-a Na- 

chine, which for grace and beauty of finish, great range of work, ease, rapid- 

ity, and quietness of action, simplicity of construction, great strength and 

durability, is destined to supercede much of the trash which is now imposed 

upon the public. 

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Office and Salesroom : 60 Woodward Aye,, 

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' ~ichael George, 335 Atwater. 

Nedean Joseph, 45 Atwater. 

Neff Miss, Sixth, cor. Congress. 

Parker Mrs., 219 Woodmard av. 

Parnacott Mrs. A., 20 Beaubien. 

Person H. If., 83 E. Congress. 

Purdy Mary 278 Woodward av. 

Quinlivan Mrs. M., 43 E. Port. 

Reaume A., 110 Rivard. 

Reily Francis, 97 Jefferson av. 

Rice Mrs. 0. P., 8 Rowland. 

Rily Mrs. M., 152 Woodward av. 

Screwford Mrs., 170 W. Congress. 

Shannon Mrs., 324 Michigan av. 

Strong Mrs.' M., 34 Seventh. 

Sweeney J., 168 Gratiot. 

Tatman J., 23 Farmer. 

Thoulby Mrs., 108 Rivard. 

Tremain, J. G., 95 Michigan av. 

Wain William, 91 Lamed. 

Waite W., 60 Beaubien. 

Wight Mrs. A., 79 E. Congress. 

Whiteing J., Mt. Elliott, cor. Jefferson av. 

Boiler Works. 

Buchanan & Carroll, 181 Atwater. 

Desotell & Hutton, 411 Atwater. 

McGregor J. & F., Atwater bet. Hastings and Antoine. 

Strstton & Pratt, cor. 8th and Woodbridge. 

Bolt and Nut (Mnfrs,) 

Michigan Bolt & Nut Co., White nr. Marine Hospitd. 

Book Binders. 

Pohl & Suckert, cor Jefferson av. and Griswold. 

Book and Job Printers. 

Graham William, 41 Bates. (See card front cover.) 

Gulley 0. S., 10 and 12 E. Larned. 

larxhausen A,, 10 and 12 E Larned. (See advt.) 

Marxhausen C., (Journal Office,) 11 and 13 Woodbridge. (See adv.) 

Tribune Job Office, 212 Jefferson ave. 

-..-.. . Books, (German.) 

Boehnlein 4;i. Bc RI., 260 Jefferson me.

STATE OF MiCH 

Ofhe, Over Savings Bank, Opposite the Post Office, 

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R. C. SMITH. N. IEEEPE. 

%'ILL ATTEND TO THE 

Or any part of the State. Negotiate Loans on Real Estate or 

Corporate Bonds, Pay Taxes, Redeem Tax Titles, Enter Lands{ 

Fzcrnish Maps and Estimates' of Value, and any other Business in conmction 

with Real Estate. 

Mr. Smith's office has now been established twenty-four years, and a perfect 

record of the very large business that has passed tiirough it has been kept, 

consequently we have a large amount of valuable infor~nation relative to our 

State, and the Real Estate business thereof, difficult and expensive to obtain 

elsewhere. He has accumulated in the same time a very large quantity of 

Pluts, Maps! Descriptions and Estimates, showing distinctly the Face of the 

Country, Villages, Roads, Streams, Gron~th, kinds and qualities of Timber, 

and all Improvements. -Our Office is such that all can obtain informatioil 

needed as to Lands, without the expense or trouble of visiting them in person. 

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XX'XZFEELER@=S+ BX F33RWXSSiXQX. 

Hon. H. H. Crapo, Gov. of Mich. D. C. Holbrook, Esq., Attorney %; Coun- 

Hon. John Owen, State Treas. Mich. sellor for Office, Detroit, Mich. 

Hsn. Robt. filcClellan, Detroit, Mich. G. W. Davis, Esy., Prest. 2c1 Natio~al 

Hon. E. Farnswsrth, Detroit, BIich. Bank, Toledo, Ohio. 

Messrs. Willets & Co., N. York City. E. Wenclell, Esq., Cashier 1st National 

Messrs. E. Roberts, Rhodes & Co., N.Y. Bank, Detroit. 

J. H. Suydam, Esq., New York City. J.Mills,Esq.,Cash. 2dNat. B'k., Lansing ' 

A. H. Dey, Esq., Prest. Amer. National Gen. 0. B. Wilcox, Detroit, Mich. 

Bank, Detroit. 6. H. Buhl, Escl., Detroit. 

Hon. wm. A. Howard, Detroit, Mich. Robt. P. Toms, Dctroit,PIIich. I 

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WWe have constantly in our employ Reliable Woodsmen selecting Gov- 

ernment and state Lands, aud in all cases guarantee tlie selection and tile cor- 

rectness of descriptions, and to be as representecl. -A11 Corresponclencc 

promptly answered, and any information as regards our State givon without I 

charge. !

Books and Stationery. 

Arnold J. M. & Co., 123 Woodward ave. 

Bannerman John, 137+ Woodward aye. 

Boothroyd W. H., 205 Jefferson ave. 

Clarke S. A. & Co. 192 Jefferson avc. 

Davey Jabez, 423 Jefferson ave. 

Foster & Co., 121 Jefferson ave. 

Krug John G., cor. Croghan and Antoine. 

Michigan News Company, 153 Jefferson av. and 46 Griswold st. 

Pattison & Cornstock, 51 Griswold: 

Phillips S. A., 99 Grand River. 

Raymond Francis, 130 Jefferson eve. 

Richmonds Bt; Backus, 185 Jefferson av. 

Roys J. A., cor. Griswold and Larned. 

Smith E. B. & Co., 116 & 118 Woodward avei 

Steckel G. R. L., 426 Gratict. 

Throop W. A. & Co., 90 Woodmard ave. 

Boots and Shoes (Mnf's and Dealers in.) 

Abbott F., 495 Jefferson avc. 

Bateson S. A., 518 Michigan ave. 

Bayer Michael, 454 Gratiot. 

B entler F., 4 e. Montcalm. 

Beverly J. P., 17 Grand River. 

~il~er-~., 138 Grand River. 

Bo%hrnann G. H., 510 w. Woodbridge. 

Boulter W., 109 Grand River. 

Dour Joseph, 254 Jefferson ave. 

Boushuy Joseph, Atwater, cor. Hastings. 

Brasna I?., 531 Michigan ave. 

Burton A. B., 276 Woodward avc. 

Cavell R., 199 Gratiot. 

Clark Archibald, 125 Jefferson avc. 

Connay C., 6th, cor. Abbott. 

Cotharin J. D., Woodwsrd ave., core State. 

Deitz Bros., corner Randolph and Atwater. 

Demay T., 645 Jefferson ave. 

Derenger M., 656 Michigan ave. 

Diehr J., 59 St. Aubin we. 

Dindle Henry, 149 Woodbridge. 

Domney Maurice, 209 Michigan ave. 

Eckart J., 69 Gratiot. 

Eib John, 365 Orleans. 

Erlenbach P., 73 Monroe ave. 

Farnsworth L. L., Woodward av. cor. Michigan av. 

Fawcett Itobei t, 42 Jefferson av. 

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SULKYS AND EXPRESS WAGONS. 

Patented January 538, XSCSS. 

No axles, no box in the hub, no taking off of wheels for oiling, Weight llluch 

less, run much easier, run silently, and arevery stylish, and cost no 

moi e than ordinary ones, and are more durable. 

Office and Factory 1'72 Grand River Street, 

DErJ?ROIT, - MICHIeAN. 

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3. PE. WITWEY, Patentee and Mannfacturer. 

CHARD PAL 

Wedding Cake, Pies, and all kinds of Pastry 

MADE TO ORDER, . 

168 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

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N. B. Also attached is an Ice Cream Saloon.

Feirtag R., 74 Atwater: 

Fenton J., 128 Michigan av. 

Fischer Charles, 333 Woodward av. 

Fish A. A,, 118 Michigan av. 

Forster John, 64 Gratiot. 

Foster John, 53 Farmer. 

Frankinstin M., 49 Jefferson av. 

Fry J., 224 Woodward av. 

Funke J. W., 27 Michigan av. 

Fyfe Richard H., 83 Woodward av. 

Giefel Joseph, 46 W. Larned. 

Glass John, 93 Jefferson ave. 

Gorman T., 527 Michigan ave. 

Graves H, P., 166 Jefferson av. 

Keinecke I?., 5 Calone. 

Higgins H., 282 Woodmard ave. 

Hiller J. G., 260 Jefferson av.. 

Hoffman P., 405 Gratiot. 

Hude J. N., 153 Grand River. 

Humrnel Y., 35 Michigan ave. 

Jager A,, cor. Watson and Calone. 

Jones William, 34 Jefferson ave. 

Jones Samuel, Michigan av. cor. Porter. 

Jordan J., 113 Griswold. 

Josephelt C., 235 Seventh. 

Judson O., 166 Woodward ave. 

Knodt Henry, 194 Gratiot. 

Iiramesr M., 918 Jefferson av. 

Kremer F., 246 Jefferson av. 

Krickawa F. T., 125 Randolph. 

Iiydd W., 3d cor. Abbott. 

Leclerc & Bro., 133 Jefferson av. 

LeFavour Edward. 108 Woodward av. 

Loring D. A., 109'Michigan av. 

Luebner F., cor. Beaubien and Woodbridge. 

McAfee J., 345 Michigan av. 

Mc Allister D., 270 Michigan av. 

Xadden John B.? 77E. Larned. (Seeadvt.) 

Maier J., 249 Antoine. 

Martin Bro's., 141 Woodward av. 

Martin & Griffin, 112 Michigan av. 

Martin & Lougheed, 137 Woodward av. 

Martz M., 220 Jefferson av. 

Mercer J., 78 Grand River. 

Mesn Joseph, 216 Antoine. 

Meper J., Riopelle cor. Graitot.

REAL E TATE OFF 

NO. 147 JEFFERSON AVEae 

UP STAIRS. 

DETROIT, MICH. 

Eouses, Lots and Parms to SeZl or 3xchanze for 

City or Country Property. 

Houses and Rooms Furnished or Unfurnished. to Rent. 

MONEY TO LOAN, SITUATIONS FURNIS~ED MEN, 

Confidential Infoormation given when Desired. 

OFFICE HOURS FROM I TO 5 F. M. 

DONALD BETHUNE, IR. 

NC; AGENT. 

AZI Claims (i.ncZzc&i.ng 1126Zitccry and Naval) 

Prompttv Co Wected. + 

OFFICE, NO. 9 ROTUNDA BUILDING, 

MICH. 

QRISWOLD STREET 

DETROIT, - I 

D. C. Holbrook. James V. Campbell. R. P. Toms. 

H. ill. & W. E. Checver. D. Betllune Duffield. Hon. Robt. McClellmd. 

Calvert L& CO. G. & E. McMillan,

Morgan A. R., 81 Woodward av. 

Mueller Louis, 75 Lafayette. 

Munch William, 30 E. Fort. 

Neckel A., 12 Grand River. 

Neville W., 574 w. Woodbridge. 

Oldridge John W., 203 Michigan ave. 

Ott John G;, 54 Brush. 

Pallmann August, 142 Randolph. 

Peters W.. 6 1 Monroe ave. 

Petz & Young, 54 Monroe ave. 

Pfeffer David, 279 Jefferson ave. 

Pfeifle Jacob, 305 Woodward ave. 

Pingree & Smith, cor. Bates and Woodbridge. 

Pommershein Thomas, Macomb, cor; Dubois. 

P urkard M., 242 Beaubien. 

Reinheardt J., 457 Gratiot. 

Reno A., 308 .Atwater. 

Rice George & Co., 263 Jefferson ave. 

Robinson W. D., Burtenshaw $ Co., 73 & 75 Jefferson ave. 

Roe C.. 93 Grand Itiver. 

Runge J.. 336 Hastings. 

Scerl Gottlieb. 185 Randolph, 

Schaffler C., 696 ~ ichi~an %e. 

Schene Me, 24 Centre. 

Schieber A. 421 Grand River. 

Schmid Henry, cor. Brush and Clinton. 

Schrnidttdiel A. H., 65 Michigan ave. 

Scholes Richard G., 147 Michigan ave.: 

Smith Stephen, 8E CO;, 76 Woodward ave. % 

Stewart William W., 105 Woodward ave. 

Stieler J., loth, cor. Labrosse. 

Sunley Robert, cor. Porter and 3d. 

Swink J., 93 Grand River. 

Theus F., 127 St. Aubin av. 

Thuemling George H., 

234 Qrtltiot. 

Vanderheyde & Weber, 51 Michigan Grand rlve. 

UTaelde Charles, 170 Gratiot. 

Wallace J. H., 539 Michigan ave. 

Wen& J. F., 253 Gratiot. 

Wien Jacob, 27 Bates. 

Withey J., 18th cor. Michigan ave. 

Worpell J., 318 Michigan ave. 

Zachereder J., 123 Gratiot. 

Zeller Joseph, 474 W. Woodbridge. 

Baldwin, H. P., 25 Woodward ave. 

Boots and Shoes. (Wholesale. 1

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HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 

THE 

Arnishes every approved de$cr@tion of Life and Eiidow- 

~nent Insurance, combining the advantages offered 

by all other Convawies, with 

UNEQUALED FINANCIAL SECURITY. 

CASE ASSETS OTTER $30,000,000. 

Allprojtts ozer and dove the net cost of the Insurmzce RXTUBNED PO 

THE POLICY HOLDERS. 

H. 3% MEE31RtELL, 

No. I, ButZer's BZoek, Betrsit, A?i'ch. 

GihW'L AGENT FOR MICHIGAI, IIDIAIIIA, 1LLM018, WISCQE98lN, IOWAAHD MIR!E80TA 

DETIEOIT, 

Old Plated Ware Re-plated equal to New, at less than half tho original cost-

Loring & Tilton, 71 and 73 Jeffers )n ave: 

IcGraw, A. @. & Co., 69 Woodward ave. 

Robinson W. D,, Burtenshaw L Co., 73 and 75 Jeffergo ibv. 

Norris Charles, 45 Second. 

Bottlers. (Ale and Cider,) 

Bowling Alleys. 

Wilson Thomas, 42 Woodward ave.(See advt.) 

Brass Foundries, 

Dinnen, Cleland & Thompson, 17 and 19 Woodbridge. 

Jackson & Wiley, cor. 5th and Woodbridge. 

Harvey & Son, 123 and 125 TIT. Woodbridge. 

Breweries. 

Bonninghausen William, 274 Russell. 

Carne George W.? Woodbridge, rear Firemen's Hall. 

Darmstaetter Jacob, 315 Howard. 

Darmstaetter wL., 

cor. Riopelle and Catherine. (See adv.) , 

Dash J., 92 John R. 

Davis A. C. & Co., cor. Abbott and 7th. 

Duncan's Central Brewery, oppposite M. C. R. R. Depot. 

Eudriss Charles, 244 Rivard 

Feasard tk Stouder, cor. Sherman and Russell. 

Henri A. & Co., Sherman, cor. St. Aubin ave. . 

EIeuser Joseph, Gratiot, near Antoine Church. 

Hunt Henry, Gratiot, near Tollgate. 

Johnson E. & Son, 6th, cor. Michigan ave. 

Xunze Carl, cor. Howard & 12th. 

Mcgrath T., 420 Grand River. 

Mackay J., 5th, cor. Beech. 

McRoy Daniel, 5th, cor. Abbott. 

Hann Jacob, 20 Ma.ple. (See advt.) 

Marsh Bobert, 93 Catherine. 

Martin & Co., 362 Bussell. 

Michenfelder Anton, cor. Sherman and Rivard. 

Miller Henry, 953 Jefferson ave. 

llirlard C. W., 547 Michigan ave. 

Nagel Phillip, 130 Sherman. 

Bfromm & Co., cor. Jay and St. Aubin ave. (See advt.) 

Reutter F., 367 Antoine. 

Stegmeyer F., 325 Eiastings. 

Stroth B., Gratiot, bet. Hastings and Itivard. 

Vellger C., 130 Bherman.

DR. B. STON E, 

NEW COMPOUND. 

Electro Hot and Cold Air Baths, 

Administered by Dr. Stone, Detroit, Mich. Electro Hot and Cold Air Baths, 

Patented by Dr. S. M. Landis, May 14th, 1867, and in successful operation at 

No. 80 for Ladies, and 82 for Gentlemen, Wayne-st. bet. Congress & Fort, 

Each having their rooms, every appointment is eon~plete in point of order 

neatness and attention. The La.dies' Department will be under the direction of 

Mrs. Dr. Stone, who has had years of experience in the application of Baths 

to invillids, and will see that the duties are performed with skill that only 

comes from long practice, and with civility and faithfulness. In connection 

with the Baths is a large House for the Accommodation of Invalids and others 

who wish to avail themselves of the Baths. The rooms are all very pleasant 

and comfort,ably furnished. Invalids suffering with Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 

Severe Colds, Gout, Dyspepsia, or any other nervous diesase, will receive more 

benefit than from any other source, in connection with proper ,diet and exercise. 

Single Bath, $1.50; Jive Tickets, $6.00; Ten Tickets, $10.00. 

Location, 80 and 82 Wayne street, between Congress and Port, 

BOSTON, 

OHtGANIZEH) Pf343e 

Net Cash Assets, $7,000,000. 1 Policies in Force, $20,000. 

Total Lossea Paid, over $3,000,000. 

Total surplus returned to Policy Holders over $3,000,000. Distrib::tion of 

surplus annudlly on the contribution plan. 

A Loan of 40 per Cent; on Premium allowed-when desired. 

All Policies Nor-Forfeitable after one Payment. 

The Laws of Massachusetts require that all Life Insurance Policies shall be 

kept in force so long ns there remains any surrencer value, by which, for ex- 

ample, a policy issued at the age of 40 on Life Plan by payment of one An- 

nual Premium will continue in force two years and forty-n~ne days ; By pav- 

ment of Three Annual Premiums, will continue in force six years and one huh- 

dred and twenty-five days; By payment of Five Annual Premiums will con- 

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tinue in force ten years and ei hty-six days. 

An endowment Policy issue at age 35 payable at death, or to insured at 50, 

after one payment continues in force four years and 115 days. 

=WANTED-Active men to represent this Company in every County 

in the State. 

F. $ C Q PEAVEY, General Agents. 

No. 4 MerrilZ BZock9 DB!Z!ROI!l?j ZZCH.

Voelkel Joseph, 42 Maple. 

Voight W., Grand River, bet. 2d. and 3d. 

Zittel George, 217 Croghan. 

Brick Machines. 

Franklin Brick Machine. We H. Dunning, Agent, 185 Jefferson ayeo 

Greusel J o & Sons, 177 Third. 

Hall Richard H., 113 Griswold. 

Brick Yards. 

Bridge Works. 

Detroit Bridge & Iron Works, cor. Foundry st. and M. C. R. R. 

Brokers, (Merchandise.) 

Erewster W. F., 111 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Stewart William, foot woodward ave. 

Broom, (Manfrs.) 

Fisher T. & Co., Gratiot, cor. Brush. 

Giddey W., 87 Oass ave. 

Griswold Hinman, 83 Seventh. 

Lenfestey J., 820 Jefferson rtve. 

Moore F. C. & Co., cor. Michigan ave. and 1st. 

Roost H., 18th, core Michigan ave. 

Brush, (Manfrs.) 

Farrand, Sheley & CQ., 80 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Laitner Bros., 40 Monroe ave. 

Buck Goods. 

Kelley Geo. B. & Co., 182 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Buffalo and Fancy Robes) 

Kelley Geo. B, & Co., 182 Jefferson ave. (See itdvt.j 

Stenton F. S., 184 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Burglar Alarms. 

Acker's Burglar Alarm, N. B. Rowley & Son, Proprietors, 40 

Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

McLeod J. C., 51 Griswold. 

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Business Agencies.

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489 Gratiot-St,, crossing of Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad. 

Dekroft, 

GEORGE BI. PETTEE. 

DEZASEHa Xl?B 

Blanufacturer of the following Brands of Flour,: 

Snow Flake, W olveri~~e, Day Ion, Challenge, Hanover, 

Rye Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn-Meal, Cracked 

Wheat, Mill Feed, etc., etc. 

Pay Cash for Wheat, BuckwheaT, Oats, Corn, etc., and 

Grind for Farmers. 

ANTHONY GERMAN, 

I Have also attached, a Restaurant, Oyster Depot and Ice 

Cream Saloon, where persons may be acoorn- 

modated at reasonable charges. 

31 Michigan Ave,, 

DETROIT, - 

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Butchers. 

Aris H, 339 Grand River. 

Baxter John, 273 Woodward we. 

Bilkavsky A., 368 Hastings. 

Blanke E., 447 Gratiot. 

Bowman J. S., 9th, cor. Baker. 

Brown J., ~ockst, ;or. 9th ave. 

Buhler Joseph, 79 Monroe ave. 

Burkart F. J., 219 Gratiot. 

Clark William, 122 w. Larned. 

Cobb J., 815 Woodward ave. 

Cross D., 225 Michigan ave. 

Crowley C., 5th, cor. Porter. 

Dave7 J~ohii, 125 Michigan ave. 

Davey William, 201 Michigan ave. 

Deimel A*, cor. St. Aubins ave. and Gratiot. 

Denhew J., 184 Michigan ave. 

Denk Joseph J., core Clinton and Dubois. 

Derbert Emil, 452 Gratiot. 

Desborough W., 262 Michigan ave. 

Downey J., 16th, cor. Michigan ave. 

.. . Eberle F. & Co., 211 Cass. 

Eberle P., Adams, cor. Cass ave. 

Ehle John, 174 Croghan. 

Foser M., cor. Marion and Beaubien. 

Frencher J., 551 Hastings. 

Geer P., 423 Antoine. 

Genther F., 393 Grand River. 

Gerber Joseph, 262 Croghan. 

Gleagon Me, 231 Grand River. 

Gochenon C., 360 Orleans. 

Gottleib R., Adams, cor. Cass avo. 

Hammond G. H., 36 Michigan Grand ave. 

Hammond Thomas, 3d, cor. Howard. 

Harman F. 252 Clinton ave. 

Hayes A., 209 Woodward ave. 

Hendres C., Gratiot, cor. Rivard. 

Hilderschied, P. Croghan, cor. Riopelle 

fIilterschied J., Fort, core Russell. 

Hubbert R., 1 Abbott. 

Iluetter William, Russell, cor. Lafayette. 

Ingersoll A,, 318 Grand River. 

Jackson Thomas, 53 Brush. 

Jepp W., 335 Michigan ave. 

Judge Aaron, Franklin, cor. St. Aubin ave. 

Kaisar J., cor. High and Hastings.

Warehouse 189 and 191 Woodward Avenue. 

Seed Parm, Grand rive^. Roan7, Western Ci6y 

Limits, 

/ DETROIT, 

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MICE- 

D. M. Ferry. H. K. White. 0. C. Brown. 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

Deulers in Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles. 

COR. JEFFERSON AND WOODWARD AVES., 

DETIZOIT, MICE.

'Kern Conrad, cor. Lafayette and Hastings. 

Kerr A., 296 Michigan ave. 

Kolb & Eggemam, 37 Michigan Grand ave. 

Kraft J., 551, Michigan ave. 

Kull C. F., cor. ~ranklin and DeQuindre. 

Lamphere L., 175 Grand River. 

Lansdall W., 255 Michigan ave. 

Lindemann Charles, 164 W. Woodbridge. 

Lockwood & Mullen, Abbott, cor, 8th. 

Lotharins M., 153 Prospect. 

Lucking J., Clifford, cor. Griswold. 

McCune G., 311 Woodward ave. 

McCune J. N. M. k Co., 220 Woodward aye. 

Martmer J., 456 Congress. 

May Paul, 554 w. Woodbridge. 

Messmore P. J., 100 Grand River. 

Mueller William, 304 Orleans. 

Nuessle Gallus, Hastings, cor. E'rsnklin. 

Patchett William, 7th, cor. Howard. 

Pipp George, 60 Gratiot. 

Pltrer P., 28 St. Aubin ave. 

Post David D. 2 Clinton. 

Rauss J. & B., 118 Randolph. 

Renton N., 79 Riopelle. 

Beibachenbach George, 136 Macomb. 

Robinson J., 329 Michigan ave. 

Roebn A. F., 211 w. Fort. 

Roeser Guenther, cor. Fort and Orleans. 

Rowe George, Fort, bet. 17th and 18th. 

Schmidt Andrew, 12 Gratiot. 

Schmidt Casper, cor. Clinton ave. and Orleans. 

Schmitt Frederick, 103 Catherine. 

Sealy H. A., 65 Grand River. 

Sheahan William, 80 Porter. 

Smith William, 129 and 131 Woodbridge. 

Spitzlei John, 80 Croghan. 

Stasser J., 538 Michigan ave. 

Stenton G., 655 Jefferson ave. 

Stickel & Lutz, 155 Michigan ave. 

Stieckel Jacob, Clinton. cor. Rivard. 

Stocker Adam, 153 Fort East. 

Tapert ~ enr~,' 347 Riopelle. 

Venn Thomas J., 273 Jefferson ave. 

Voight William, cor. Fort & St. Aubin me. 

Weber F., 157 Gratiot. 

Weissenstean C., 48 Harriett. 

8. 433 Hastings. 

White

137 JEFFERSON AVENUE, DETROIT. 

PIANO FORTES 

AND QEGANS 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL: 

State Agent for LINDEMAN AND SONS 

N CYCLO1D PIANOS%, 

ALSO 

EXTEY & GO'S CELEBRATED COTTAGE ORGANS, 

Pianos to Rent and sold on Nonthly Payments. 

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This Institution, which is under the control of the SISTERS OF 

CHARITY, is situated on 

Clinl-on-St., near both Gratiot and Fort-St. Railroads 

and easy accessible from all parts of the city. It was established in 1'845, and 

has annually accommodated large numbers of patients. 

The capacity of the Hospital. is sufficient to. allow the adn~iason of about 

one hundred in the General Wards, and contains private rooms that will 

accommodate thirty. 

Patients are admitted to the priva.te rooms of the Ilospital, under the care of 

ally ~egulnr Physician whom they may choose. The mcently appointed Ros- 

pita1 Staff comprises Physicians, Surgeons, and an Oculist, selected from 

among the very best medical and surgical talent of the city. 

The price of Board in public wards, including medical attendance, medi- 

cines and nursing, $4 per week. In private rooms prices range from $5 to 

$7 per week. 

Further inquiries may be made in person or by letter of 

SISTER MARY DE SALES. 

At the Hospital. 

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Winter C., 90 Prospect. 

Wreford W. 497 Jefferson ave. 

Youngblood G. B., 101 Gratiot. 

Car (Nnfrs.) 

Detroit Car Manufacturing Co., cor.. Croghan and DeQuindre. 

Michigan Car GO., Larned, bet. 3d. and 5th. 

Carpenters and Builders. 

Armstrong U., Clifford, cor. Washington ave. 

Candler --., State, bet. Woodward ave. and Griswold. 

Carter J. D., cor. Beaubien and Lafayette. 

Close John, 331 Catherine. 

Cockle S. E., 40 Sixth. 

Creasey B., Griswold, cor. Clifford. 

Dingeman P. & Co., Third, cor. Grand River. 

Dobson G., Clifford, cor. Griswold. 

Fraser A,, 45 West Larned. (See advt.) 

George H., 

157 Jefferson avenue and 193 Gratiot st. (See advt). 

Hake Henry, Maple, cor. Russell. 

Homel A., 72 Jones. 

Knowles B. M.. 5 Middle. 

Enomles H., 46 Palmer. 

McCausland Wm. H,, 

56 West Lamed. 

Malty H., cor. Ninth and Michigan avenue. 

Marshall 8t Worsaw, 19 Cass. 

Metz Henry, 10 West Larned. 

Monaghan P. K., 13& cor. Baker. 

Nicholson P., Gilman, cor. Grand River. 

Park.s J. B. & Co., cor. Cass avenue and Columbia. 

Picard J., 50 Riapelle. 

Pip C. & Co., Bacon, cor. Antoine. 

Bay J. I. & Co., 31 Harriett. 

Reeves Thomas, 107 East Fort. 

Reeves We 

& Co., core Park and Charlotte. 

Robinson Bros., core Third and Limburg. 

Seaton & Ritchie, Cass avenue, cor. Spencer. 

Stalker H. W., cor. Third and Cherry. 

Thomas J. S., 13 East Congress. 

Vinton W. G;., rear 141 Cass. 

Waterfall S., cor. Oak and Fifth. 

Way W., 138 Montcalm. 

Willard Patrick. 147 Twelfth. 

Carpets. 

Abbot T. F., 142 Jefferson avenue.

WILLARD HERRINGTON, 

Commission 

MERCHANT, 

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF 

ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, 

41 MICX31GAN AVENDE, 

(Rressk~ Block.) 

MICH. 

Chandeliers, Brackets, Burners, Chimneys, Wicks, Shades, Lanterns, 

Reflectors, Tumblers, Candy Jars, Fruit Jars, Etc., 

156 Jefferson Ave., 

DE'FROIT, - MICHIGAN.

HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTOR'. 65 

Carriage .Hardware. 

Redcliff' Roehm & Weston, 24 Woodward avenue. 

Carriage, (Manfrs.) (See also Waqon Makers.) 

Anti-Friction Adjustable, Withey's patent, 172 Grand River. 

(See advertisement). 

Gisler M. M., 138 West Larned. 

Hartman William, 117 Hastings. 

Hopkin W. & Bro., John R., cor. Farmer. 

Johnson Hugh, 15,17 and 19 Monroe avenue. 

Kengel J., 33 Gratiot. 

Lyons W. M., 64 Grand River. 

Neubronner John C., 31 East Front. 

P?jot Thomas, 40 and 42 East Larned. 

Patton John, corm Brush and Woodbridge. 

Priest Jerome, cor. Franklin and Bandolph. 

Randall F. R., 36 West Larned. 

Reichle F., corm Randolph and Franklin. 

Scott H. W., 14 and 16 Cass avenue. 

Vinedame P., 605 Jefferson avenue. 

Withey J" B;, 172 Grand River. (See advt). 

Carriage . Trimmings. 

Fisher, Baker & Co.. 156 Woodward avenue. 

IXayden 8t ~alddn, 88 Woodward avenue. (See advt). 

Bruner F. R., 68 Grand River. 

Carriage Trimmers. 

Caterer. 

DeBaptists George, cor. Jefferson avenue and Beaubien. 

Chair, (Manfrs. 1 

Detroit Chair Factory. Luther Wright, Prest.; Henry Smith, 

Treas. and Supt. ; Franklin Barber, Secy. ; cor. l'orter and 

Fourth. (See advt.) 

Griffith Alfred, cor. Monroe and Farrer. 

Ray A. To, cor. John R and Elizabeth. 

Chandeliers, (WhoIesale. 

Hoyt, Hinman & Co., 156 Jefferson avenue. (See advt). 

Wetmore F. & Co;, 68 Woodward avenue. (See advt.) 

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And Curers of Extra Sugar-Cured Hams, Shouldere, Breakfast Bacon, 

Etc. Etc. Also, 

Commission Rlerchants for the Purchase L Bale of 

WOOL, 

Tarehouse, Corner MiehQan &and Avenue and Bates Street, 

REFER TO 

3. D. STANDISH, ) Cashier 2d Nat.Bank, Detroit 

cum IYEB. I DETRO IT, MICII. i Cashier let Nat.Bank, Monroe. 

Cash Advances made on Consignments. 

DR. b. BmqCLARK, 

GO AND SEE HIM! 

The Great West Indian Physician, recommends his Celebrated Medicines 

for all 

Such as Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Gleet;, Syphilis in its worst forms, Fleur 

Albus, or the Whites, Rheumatism, Cancers and all running or 

ulcerated sores of short or long standing. The above 

and other diseases, will .be treated with care 

and caution by DR. CLARK. All commullications 

strictly pri We. 

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Dr. also recommends his ASIATIt PILLS, for Gleet and Weakness of the Prosbate Gland. 

Office hours from 6 to 10 A. M. and from 2 to 10 P. M 

261 Clinton-St., Bet. Russel1 & Riope11e9 DETROIT, BICU.

L'Hommedieu George, 71 Atwitter. 

Cheese, (Dealer in. ) 

Chemical Works. 

Duffleld, Parke & Co., cor. Henry and Clifford; 

Stearns 8. S. & Co., 13 Jefferson avenue. 

Chemists, (Manfrs.) 

Duffield, Parke Bi Co., cor. Henry and Clifford. 

China, Glass and Queensware. 

Fiske & Moses, 93 Jefferson avenue. 

Wetmore F. $ CO., 68 Woodward avenue. (See advt.) 

Saunders N. V., 70 Griswold. 

Chiropodist. 

Cigars and Tobacco. (Manfrs and Dealers in.) 

Albus William, 99 Maple. 

Brigga A. A., 256 Fort. 

eacklen M., Sixteenth, corm Douglaa. 

Delp & Co., 206 Randolph. 

Ehrrnann M.. 280 Woodward avenue. 

Eceard Francis, 126 and 128 Randolph. (See advt). 

Fincken Henry, 90 Catherine. 

Goldsmith Oliver, 163 Jefferson avenue. 

Goldstein Louis, 154 Lafayette. 

Graneist Otto, 161 East Fort. 

Gr2at Western Cigar Kanufact ~ry, 

184 and 186 Jefferson avenue. (See advt). 

Harf F., Seventh, cor. Congress. 

Heiser J., 362 Fort. 

Hirschman J. L., 275 Jefferson avenue. 

Huperz Henry, Lor. Clinton avenue and Antoine. 

Jeff R., 152 Grand River. 

J ~ S C Bt ~ Tannahill, , 

opposite City Hall. 

Ketchen H.. 50 and 52 Michigan avenue. 

Kremer ~ ris. & Co., 231 ~effGrson ave. 

Kremer Edmond, 165 Woodward ave. 

Kuhle Charles, 58 Monroe ave. 

Levy Harris, 61 Grstiot. 

Lorenz A., 121 Sherman. 

Mann C. Me, 153 Michigan ave. 

Marter C. I. 142 Bandolph. 

Matthews & Williams, props.,

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DETROIT CITY BUSII+~ESS DIRECTORY. 

OBN BAUME 

DEALER IN 

STOVES, IRON & NAILS. 

Also, manufacture Heavy and Light 

COPPER, SHEET-IRON AND 

All kinds of Brewery Supplies, Copper 

and Iron Deer-Kettles, Pumps, Malt- 

Kiln and Coo'lers, Etc., Etc. 

AND DEALER IN 

Gents' Furnishing 

No. 255 Jefferson Ave,; 

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282 & 284 GEATIOT STBl!ET,

' Martinek J., 8843 14th. 

Matthews &bibon, 184 and 186 Jefferson ave. (See sdvt.) 

Yelchere G., 63 ksndolph. 

lordhorst John, Jefferson ave. bet. 2d and 3d. (See advt.) 

Myers M. S., 106 Michigan ave. 

Otto Ernst, 2* Mrrnroe ave. 

Pohl A., 62 Monrhg-,itive. 

Rosenthal S., 97 ~?&%d River. 

Rothschild & Bro., 232 Jeffers In ave. 

Schulte & Bros., cor. Gratiot and DeQuindre. 

Schulte Henry, 328 Gratiot. 

Silberman Jacob, 222 Jefferson ave. 

Solon R., 239 Michigan ave. 

Stahl F., cor. 3d and Front. 

Stevenson Eobert, 105 Michigan ave. 

Sullivan & Dittmer, cor. Jefferson av. and Griswold st. 

Sutter Bros., cor Jefferson an$ Woodward sves. (See advt.) 

Thiemer E., 327 Woodward ave. 

Thiesen J. B., 139 and 141 Gratiot. 

Traup H., 188 Michigan ave. 

Verhoeff & Shipman, under Russell House. 

Wellendorff F., 5 Brueh. 

Wertheimer 8. S., 137 W. Woodbridge. 

Woelk Edward, 196 Gratiot. 

Cigars and Tobacco, (Wholesale.) 

Mordhorst John, Jefferson ave. bet. 2d and 3d. (See advt.) 

Mowry & Co., 60 and 62 Jefferson ave. 

Rosenfield I. & Bros., 19 and 89 Jefferson ave. 

$utter Broa., eor. Jefferson and Woodward aves. (See advt.) 

Webber A. B., 31 Jefferson ave. 

Cigar Box (Mnfrs.) 

Wadsworth T. A., 208 Jefferson ave. 

City Contractor. 

Hill N., cor. 16th and Grand River. 

Claim Agents. 

Bampton John E., 25 Rotunda, building, Griswold st. (See advt.) 

Bethune Donald, Jr., 9 Rotunda building, Griswold st. (See advt.) 

CIoakings and Makers. 

Frisbie James W., 53 and 55 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Zelnansky Mrse S., 188 Jefferson av. (See advt.)

HUGO H 

Wholesde & Retail Dealer in 

! I HOSIERY, CLOVES, AND 

Ladies' Furnishing Goods, 

18 1 Jefferson Avenue,- 

(Merrill Block, Four Doors East of Woodward Ave.) 

1 HAIR JE ELRP 1 

Ornamental Hair Work. 

Largest ~ntablishlnent in the Weste 

Wigs for Gentlemen, Wigs for Ladies, Bandoux, Curls, Waterfalls, Coils, 

Switches, Bands, Braids, etc. Orders by Mail or Express to any 

part of the Country. 

R. C. WILLSON, 

198 Jeffersolz Awe., Detrdt. I 

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Or, No. 74 Public Square, Cleveland, 0. I 

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Clocks and Watches- 

Kaiser A,, 179 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Smith M. 8. Bc Co., 51 Woodward and 169 Jefferson avee. .(See advt.) 

Clothiers, 

Blumberg L., 38 Jefferson avenue. 

Bresler A., 14 Michigan avenue. 

Deroy A., Michigan, cor. Lafayette avenue. 

Ferner & Kraushaar, 94 Woodward avenue. 

Gage B~Qs,, 110 Woodward av. 

Goodman P., 265 Jefferson av. 

Greenbaum J., 47 Jefferson av. 

Rallock H. & Co., 168 Jefferson av. 

Hart Abraham, 186 Jefferson av. 

Heavenrich Bros., 78 Woodward av. 

Heineman E. S. & Go., 5 and 7'Fort. 

Keveney Patrick, 27 Jefferson sv. 

King J. L., 174 Jefferson av. 

King William, 42 Woodward av. 

Labold L., 36 Woodward av. 

Lehnhoff & Kallmeyer, 69 Jefferson av. 

Levi D., 127 West Woodbridge. 

Levi M., 35 Jefferson av. 

Lowenberg E., 151 Michigan av. 

Moore J. W. & Co., 106 Woodward av. 

Robinson M., 168 W. Woodbridge. 

Rosenberger M., 139 Grand River. 

Ross J. & Co., 258 Jefferson av. 

Simmons Solomon, 139 Jefferson ave. 

Smit L. N., 15 Michigan Grand rtve. 

Trounstine M., 189 Jefferson ave. (See sdvt). 

Van Baalan A. E., Griswold, cor. Michigan ave. 

Van Baalan E., 16 Michigan ave. 

Van Baalan H., 41 Jefferson ave. 

Van Baalan I., 34 Jefferson ave. 

Van Baalan Israel, 10 Michigan avo. 

ran Baalan W., 233 Jefferson avo. 

Wilson John, 7 West Fort. 

Yates A. C. & Co., 166 Jefferson ave. 

Eallack H, gl Co., 168 Jefferson ave. 

KauffmanJ., 135 Jefferson sve. 

Lieberman E., 34 Woodward aye.

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HUBBARD & DAVIS, Propr's. 

EE0I;ESAH;E AND RETAIL 

INursery Stock of a 

Ornmntal Trees and Shrubs, also, a2Z kinds of Wenhouse pzanta, 

Tdip8, Hyacinths Topan Lilies, Flowers, BoqUeta, PloraZ 

Designs, &c., do. ; making a specidty 0.4 Perhenas 

and Bedding Plants, forwarding them to aU 

points by mail or otherzoise. 

24TW, NEAR COlRNElR FORT STBEET. 

DETROIT - MICH, 

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N. B. After May 1st. f669? we shall h8ve.s Greenhouse and omce open on the cor. Case and 

Lamed sts., for the convenience of our numerous patrons. 

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ESTABLISHED 1862. 

208 WOODWARD AVE,, SHAW'8 B&BCP(. 

Manufacturm of French pattern 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 

ALSO 

9=8EAL3hERB a C N 

Fas7~w~snble Hoop Slci~ts, Wove Oorsets, Panie~ Bustles, Skirt Suppo~ters, 

Xho?.dder Bra,m, Muslin and Merino Underzoea~, 

&inen Collars and Cuff4 do.,

on ave. 

Schloss & Bro., 180 Jeffer- 

Cloths, (Wholesale.) 

Hitchcock & Eeselstyn, 147 Jefferson ave. 

Cloths, Cassirneres and Vestings. 

Culver G. W., 3W. Congress st. (See advt). 

Elliott Richard R., 89 Woodmard ave. 

Gassmann George, 255 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Heavenrich Bros., 78 Woodwltrd ave. 

Pierce, Farrington $ MelYlillan, 77 and 79 Jefferson ave. 

Trounstine M., 189 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Coal, (Dealers in.) 

Crawford, Bacon & Forsyth, foot of Griswold. 

Detroit Protective Fuel Co., G. H. Rattenbury, Secy., cor. Jefferson 

ave. and Griswold st., and cor. Rivard and Atwater. 

Fisk $ Ford, foot of 3d, opposite Central Depot. 

pittman Jarnee E., office and yard foot of Cass. 

Viger Bros., office and yard foot of Randolph. 

Coffee (Dealers in.) 

Linn A. R, & W. F., 120 Jefferson ave. (ske advt.) 

Coffee and Spice Mills. 

Sanderson Walter, 154 Jefferson ave. - 

CoEns (Wholesale.) 

Bronson a,, 92 and 94 W. Larned. (See advt.) 

Collecting Agents. 

Ashley A., 15 Rotunda building, Griswold st. (See advt.) 

Bampton John E., 25 Rotunda building, Griswold st. (See advt.) 

CoIleges (Business.) 

Goldsmith, Bryant, & Strattons, business college, Griswold nearP. 0. 

School of Business, D. M. Bell supt., 85 Woodward ave. 

Commission Merchants. 

Anderson R. H., 44 and 46 Woodbridge. 

Aspinall J. & Co., 8 Board of Trade building. 

Bagg & Son, cor. Randolph and Atwater. 

Beeson Jacob & Co.. 57 W. Woodbridee.

Fine Han 

Importer and Wholesale Manufacturer of 

HAIR OILS, POMADES, COLOGNES, 

Inks, Bluing, Pepper Sauce, Pickles, Catsup, Etc,, 

No. 227 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

/ Best and Cheapest Boots made in Detroit. 

A Diploma awarded with Six P'irst Prizes at the 

State Pair held in Detroit in Sept. 1862. 

I 

ALL WORE ZADE TO ORDER AND OP THE 

BEST NATERIAL. 

Ladies measured at their homes, if desired.

HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 75 • 

Bissell A. E. & Co., foot 1st. 

Bissell George W., foot of 1st. 

Black & Young, on Dock bet. Shelby and Wayne. 

Bloss J. B., 5 Woodward ave., (up stair8.j 

Botsford S. A., foot 2d. 

Bourke Walter, 52 Woodbridge. 

Brady BE CO., 1 Woodward dye. * 

Buckley & Co., foot of 1st. 

Cargill J. A., 7 Michigan Grand ave. 

Davis W. & Sons, 1 and 2 Russell House Block. 

Daweon BG CO., 37 Atwater. 

Dickinson Geo. B., Board of Trade Building. 

Erwin John G.., Board of Trade Building. 

Gillett & Hall, cor. Woodbridge and Shelby. 

Herrington Willard, 41 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

Hibbsrd A. G. & CO., 48 and 50 Woodbridge. 

Hinchman James A,, 28 Woodbridge. 

Hirschman L., 224 Jefferson -ave. 

Holmes, Butler & Co., 11 and 13 Woodbri ge. 

Jennings P. E. & Co., 13 Michigan Grand ave. 

Johnson M. & Son, 56 Moodbridge. 

Keith J. W. Bi Co., foot of Bates. 

Lsmbie F. & Bro., Detroit City Elevator. 

Lewis Alexander & Co., Foot of Randolph. 

Lichtenberg & Sons, 34 Michigan Grand ave. 

Livingston B Co., office foot Randolph. 

McPherson A. & Co., 63 Woodbridge. 

Major & Isham, 71 and 73 Atwater. 

Moore & Co., 5 Woodward ave. 

Pratt John, cor. Woodbridge and Shelby. 

Phelpe E & Co., 42 Michigan Graud ave. 

Rider William, 65 Monroe sve. 

Schumm Chas. E., 111 West Larned. 

Sheldon C. A., foot of 2d. 

Showerman D. 56 Jefferson ave. 

Slade Ira, 4 Russell Eouse Block. 

Standish $ Ives, 38 Michigan Grand ave. (See advt.) 

Stansell Hiram, 3 Eussell House Block. 

Taft S. K., 155 Woodmard ave. 

Thompson S. We, Jr., 6 Board of Trade building. 

Voorheea Peter, core Randolph and Atwater. 

Wallace 8. H., 5 Russell House Block. (See advt.) 

Willmarth, Sherwood & Co., 26 Woodbridge. 

Bancroft G. A,, 89 Griswold. 

Confectioners.

TEAM P 

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Railroad Printing, Steamboat Printing Mercantile Printing, 

Legal Pr.infiZ$%g, Prgmtirtg in Bronxe, PruZnt.Cn y .In 

Colors EZegarztZy Executed. 

Every variety of Book, Job and Ornamental Printing. 

Wo~k done 072 short notice and in the best styte, 

1 MEW AND SECOND -RAND STORE, 

Corner First-St. and Michigan Ave., 

DETROIT, WPCHHGAN. 

There you can buy 

FURNITURE, STOVES, CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE, 

Cllenper than any other place in tlie city. If you don't believe it, come and 

see for yourselves. Wigllest prices paid for all kinds of second-hand goods. 

ELEMEXEBER, lTEK3Z 3EPBA@Er 

119 Dirichigan Avenue, corner of P'irst St., Detroit, iMich. 

Oxigenized Air bstilu t e aul Medical Dispensary. 

PROF. @. IS. HICYDE, M. D. 

For the treatment and cure of Diseases of the Nose, Thrcat and 

Lungs ; Catarrh, Broilchitis, Consumption, Scrofula, Neuralgia, Rheuma- 

tism, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Female Weaknesses, Eruptions, Lucorrl~rheo, 

Erysipelas, Mercurial Disenses, Liver Complaints, Cancers, Gen- 

eral Debility, Nervousness, Hysteria, Epilepsy, and many 

other Iliseaees too numerous to mention, by the use of 

QXIGENHZED AIR AND MEDICATED INHALATHONS, 

The only true and philoeophical system of medical practice without drugging the stomach 

with deleterious, doubtful remedies. 

No. 4 B'HSEHEW'S BEQBCIS, I[PIE'rB(BB[T, ItllXClf%. 

164 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 

WINDOW SHADES, 

JXIBROBS AND PICTURE PBAMESO

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Beedzler J., 101 Woodward ave. 

Bell J., 191 Michigan ave. 

Bolger D., 187 Mionigan ave. 

Brommer Charles G., 116 Randolph. 

Castello T. F., 186i Woodward aye. 

Chambe F.,. 164 Gratiot. 

Chudleigh W. H., 129 Michigan av. 

Droot Albert, 396 Gratiot. 

Dupont L., 76 Gratiot. 

Dupont L. & Son, 287 Jefferson ave. 

Dwyer Bros., 104 Jefferson ave. 

Fox J. B. & Co., 221 Jefferson ave. 

German Anthony, 31 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

Gray & Toynton, 143 Jefferson ave. 

Hesselbacher Q., 228 Jefferson ave. 

Hill J., 207 Gratiot. 

Hut ton Charles, 261 Jefferson. 

Joseph A., 80 E. Fort. 

Keleinow F., Gratiot, cor. Eandolph. 

McDonald J., 183 Gratiot. 

McGillgcuddy Daniel, 131 Jefferson sve. 

Mommer J. C., 230 Woodward aye. 

BIueller Otto, 251 Jefferson ave. 

Palmer Richard, 168 Michigan ave. 

Hogamski R., 189 Lafayette. 

Sommer J. C., 230 Woodward ave. 

Vhay James H., 75 Michigan ave. 

Wineman EX., cor. Randolph and Jefferson. 

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Contracters (Cartage.) *d) ,a t~ 

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gt Co., office Dm & M. Re R., foot of Brush. 

Smith, Co )k $ Co., 81 Uriswold. 

Contractors (Paving.) 

Conveyancers. 

Xuhn Joseph, core Woodward av and Congress st. (See advt) 

~&ke~ J., 451 G-ratiot. 

Degautels James, 108 Maple. 

Dodewyck Broa., 71 Rivard. 

Ewers William, 33 Cass. 

Gimer B., 217 Gratiot. 

Coopers.

FRANCIS ECCARD, 

"FOBACCONSST, 

AND DEALER IN 

ALL KINDS OF LEAF TOBACCO, 

ATTORNEY AND 

-DETROIT, 

for their victims. 

Remember ! these 

, are the fatal eeeds 

' -the obscure ems- 

et?-- t he positive con- 

dition-that a re 

n1a.y be the pre- 

curser of, or ?re- 

disposition to, con- 

sumption ? If so, 

come at once and. 

be cured ! lest &- 

lay or procrastina- 

tion steal your 

chailces and gold- 

en opportunities, 

ancl disease and t i o n ?--charcter- 

or any of the many ille 

chronic? If so, Come 

gan~zations have taken 

recuperation---we again 

the treatment of diseae-

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Hoste F., 364 St. Aubin ave. 

Ickler Henry, 38 Maple. 

Jacob Gilliam, 291 Hastings. 

Kraper F., 291 Croghan. 

Marr J., 400 Gratiot. 

Overmeer A., Biopelle, cor. Gratiot. 

Both M., 399 Mullet. 

Simon P. H., 256 Michigan ave. 

Usia P., 571 Gratiot. 

Vandenbrouck David, cor. Fort and Orleans. 

Whitney Reynolds, 65 E. Fort. (See advt.) 

Coppersmiths. 

Frumviller Antony, cor Ilandolph and Monroe ave. 

. McGrane & Walker, 45 Jefferson ave. 

Corsets, (Manfrs.) 

Burger F. A,, 208 Woodward ave. (See odvt.) 

Crockery, (See also Glassware.) 

Bromly William, 39 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

Henderson John, 139 Woodward ave. 

Hughes T., 135 Michigan ave. 

King Robert W., 90 Jefferson ave. 

McCormick David, 12 Michigan ave. 

Mather & Co., 169 Woodward ave. 

Bowell J., Michigan ave., cor. 1st. (See advt.) 

Shefferly J. B., 138 and 140 Woodwaad ave. 

Crookerg, Wholesale. 

Wetmore F. & Co.; 68 Woodmrd ave. (See advt.) 

Cutlery. 

Glover Bi Powell, 99 Woodward ave. (See card front cover.) 

Limbach M., 100 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Wetmore F. 8t Go., 68 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Wuelfing F. & CQ., cor. Atwater and Bates. 

Cycloid Piano Forte. 

Couee Adam, State Agent, 137 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Decorators. 

Wright William & Co., 92 Woodward ave. (See back paster.)


ARTHrR GLOTER. JAMES POWELL. 

HARDWARE HERCHANTS ! 

STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 

We have the sole agency for O'Neill's Patent COPPER BOILER BOTTOMS for 

Sto \re Furniture ; also, Patent MONITOR Self-washer and Cleaner, and keep 

constantly on hand the Celebrated American BASE BURNER and BASE 

HEATER Coal Stove, which is acknowledged by all who have used It to 

be the best in use. Before purchasing, call and see the Furniture 

with which we furnish our Cook Stoves. 

98 Woodward Awe., DEITROG MICH. 

FREDERICK WETNORE. CHAS. H. WETMORE. 

F, WETMQItE & CO. 

Importers and Jobbers of 

GAS FIXTURES, LAP,I:PIS, ETC., ETC., 

6 WOQDWABD AVENUE- 

DErJ?ROIT, - MICHIGAN. 

W. M. DWIGHT, E. C. MORSE, B. A. LEONARD. 

Including Black Walnut, Butternut, Cherry, Chestnut, 

Ash, Oak, Whitewood, Basswood, Maple, Etc. 

Atwater Street, corner Riopelle, 

DETROIT, 

JACOB .XANN, P~ropvdetor. 

Lager Beer Constantly on Hand, 

DETROIT 

Location, corner Maple and Rivard Streets.

Dentists. 

Ashley Xi. V., 6 Merrill Block. 

Benedict H., 158 Jefferson ave. 

Brown W., 126 Michigan ave. 

Cleland & Cpwie, cor. Woodward ave and Larned st. 

Farmer J. H., 35 Blonroe ave. 

Farnsworth J. H., 95 Jefferson ave. 

Field George L., 87 Woodward ave. 

Knowlton C. F., 35 Monroe ave. 

Lathrop Joseph, 148 Woodward ave. 

Thomas G. R., (D. Do 8.;) OperaHouse block. 

Wright & Watton, room 2 Pisber's;block. 

'CITarren W. A,, 164 Michigan ave. 

Depots (Passenger. ) 

Detroit & Milwaukee R. R. foot of Brush. (See advt.) 

Grand Trunk Railway, cor. 3d and Woodbridge. (See advt.) 

Great Western Ik. R., foot of 3d. (See advt.) 

Michigan Central It. R., foot of 3d. (See advt.) 

foot of Brush. (See advt.) 

Michigan Southern &No 

I. R. Re, 

Dining Rooms, see also Restaurants. 

Heffron & Co., cor. FIToodward and Jefferson aves. (See advt.) 

Perry William C., 398 12th. 

Divers, Sub-Marine. 

Drays, Carts and Lorrys. 

Chope & Sons, 80, 82 and 84 Randolph. 

Dress Goods. 

Frisbie James W., 53 and 55 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Dressmakers. 

Allen Mrs. M., 352 Lafayette. 

Atkinson Mrs., 39 West Larned. 

Bell Mrs. J., 351 Michigan ave. 

Breen Mar aret IKrs., 151 Jefferson ave. 

Brodie Mrs. KM . E., 115 East Larned. 

Grue Mrs., 97 Antoine. 

Butler Mrs. R. A., 137 West Woodbridge. 

Campbell Miss M. T.. 289 Jefferson ave. 

Carrier Mrs., 326 Congress. 

Clark M. Me, 118 Marion. 

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HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIBECTORY. 

---- 

FRENCH FANCY DYEING* 

Bonnet Plumes Dyed, Cleaned and Curled, 

E. ROBERTS & GO., 

No. 114 Ranclolpli-St., bet. Fort & Congrcss-Ste., near Narket, 

jMIC..GAX 

CLEANING- ESTABLISHMENT, 

Goods received by Express promptly attended to. 

DZALER IN 

Nails, Stoves, Glass, Agricultural Implenlents, Hubs, Felloes, Etc., 

No. 1 60 Woodward Avea'rae, 

DErIIROI MICHIGAN. 

Munuftrctnrers of and Dealers in 

Alade from the Best Philadelphin Oak Leather, and Warranted. 

88 \Voodward=avenue, 

DET-S'ROHT 

N. B. Sole State Agents for Cole's Put. Wedge Collar Buckles. 

THE EYES ! ! THE EARS ! ! 

OFFICE, ROO31 8, . NERRILL BLOCK, 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN. 

. I. Walker ; Eon.

Collins Mrs. M. A., 23 Catherine. 

Deffield Miss 3161 Monroe ave. 

Foster Mrs. S., 90 Rivard. 

Frantz Mrs. A., 123 Brush. 

Furst Mrs. B., 54. Macomb. 

Galene A., 118 E. Fort. 

Goyette Mrs. N., 1'569 Woodward aye. 

Hahn A,, cor. Beaubien and High. 

Iiancock Mrs. H. R., 6 Gratiot. 

Harrison Miss, 214 Woodward ave. 

Honey M.. 196 Woodward ave. 

Hutchins Mrs. E., 171 E. Congress. 

Ingalsbe Mrs. F. T., 136 E. Fort. 

Jones Mrs. H. L., 409 Larned. 

ICeliher Mrs. M., 99 Beaubien. 

Kent Miss R. K., 54 Monroe gv. 

Koran Mrs., 125 Gratiot. 

Mane Mrs. H. N., 223 Michigan ave. 

Marabell'& Talmadge, 128 Clinton. 

Laloney C., 346 12th. 

Larriott Mrs., 63 Orleans. 

Matthews Mrs., 425 Larned. 

Merritt Mrs. L. C., 30 Strong's block, Jefferson sve. 

Miller Mrs. Nellie, 118 Michigan ave. 

Newell Mrs., 8 Spruce. 

Peter Mrs. M., 71 E. Fort. 

Purdue E., 526 Michigan ave. 

Savage Mrs., 522 Michigan ave. 

Sigler Mrs T., 96 Michigan ave, 

Stevenson Mrs., 310 Michigan ave. 

Tucker Mrs. S., 113 Grand River. 

Woodward Mrs. Ma S., 52 Brush. 

Wright I., 123 Gratiot. 

Zemansky lklr~. S., 188 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Druggists. 

Bisbee J. B., 285 Jefferson ave. 

Chapman 3; R. & Co., 199 Jefferson ave. 

Crowley J. J., 347 Michigan ave. 

Drexel Mrs. M., cor. Croghan and Antoine. 

Farrand, Sheley & Co., 80 TlToodmard ave. (See advt.) 

Fletcher F. E., 208 Randolph. 

Griffiths T. H., 241 Michigan ave. 

Haigh Henry, s e cor. Jefferson and Brush. 

Harvey John, 187 Woodward ave. 

Harvey J., 176 Michigan are. 

Harvey John, 269 Woodward ave.

I 1 

ROBERT Jm Fm ROEHEVIP. 

) FINE GOLD AND HAIR JEWELRY, 

I! J.IANUFACTUREB OF 

i IN ALL T ~ LA~L~EST E STYLES. 

65 WOODWARD AVENUE. (UP STAIRS,) 

j - 

nETRo=m, ~XWE~CX~AX, 

/ PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO DIAMOND SETTING, 

A large assortnlent of Genuine and Imitation Precious Stones always on hand 

Repairing done in the Nizcctest Munnw. 

FRED. S. STENTON. 

3L4NUE'ACTURER AND DEALER IR 

AND FUR 

ALSO 

BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES, 

I84 JEPFEXSON AVENUE9 

(Formerly Old Black Bear Stand,) 

DETROIT, MICIXIGAN. 

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1V. B. Silk Hats, Felt Hats, Furs and Robes ltrade to Ordeer. 

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IUANUFACTUBEB 

JOEEX XORWPPORSTp 

OP CIGARS, 1 

Jefferson av. 

i 

I 

bet, 3d & 3d. 1 

OPPOSITE 

I 

GASP HOTEL, i I 

DETROlT, 

MICH. 1 

FISK &: F.CIRIP, 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 

ANTHRAC TE MU BITUM 

I 

Dock foot of Third Street, opp. Central Depot. 1 

I 

EDWARD E. FISK. 

WILLIAM FORD, DETROIT, MICH. 1 

i

- Hill F. P., 121 Woodward ave. 

Johnston William, 31 and 155 Jefferson ave. 

Kitton E. D., 107 Michigan ave. 

Lay E. D., Jr., 173 Woodward ave. 

~ehschner ~tto, 191 JeEerson srTe. 

Monagham N., Grand River, cor. Cam. 

Moser ~heodo~e, 234 Randolph. 

lionnefeld T., 143 Gratiot. 

Scherer J. C., 39 Michigan Grand ave. 

Ychroeder Edward, 398 Gratiot. 

Sickler B. E., 162 Woodward ave. 

Supple William R., 269 Jefferson nve. 

Sutton & Co., Grand River, opp. Cass Market. 

Swift H. F. & Bro., 104 Woodvara ave. 

Vernor J.. & Co., 219 Woodward zve. 

Watson S. @., 499 Jefferson ave. 

Wheeler George M., 85 Griswold. 

Druggists, Wholesale. 

Eaton Theodore He & Son, 18 Woodward ave. 

Farrand, Sheley &GO., 80 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Griffith J. H., 106 Jefferson ave., under Michigan Exchange. 

Hinchman T. H., 78 and 80 Jefferson ave. 

Stearns Frederick, 71 Woodward ave. 

Dry Goods. 

Ihmberger N., 99 Woodward ave. 

Blitz Samuel, 184 Randolph. 

Blame F. C., 61 Woodward ave. 

Bretlnan & Bros., 184 Michigan ave. 

Brown M. C., 257 Jefferson ave. 

Burkheiser John, 79 Croghan. 

Burns gG Smith, 57 Woodward ave. 

Campbell, Linn & Co., Woodward ave cor. Congress. 

Fonda & Esselst yn, 146 Woodward ave. 

Freedman 8. & Bros., 82 and 84 Woodward ave. 

Fuchs Otto, 200 Randolph. 

Ginsburg M., 185 Croghau. 

Goodman B., 226 Gratiot. 

Greening H., 63 Woodmard ave. 

Gunn & Locke, 96 Woodsard 

Hanley Bros. 16'7 Michigan ave. 

Henderson William, 149 Michigan ave. 

Hetfield F. O., 167 Jefferson ave. 

Holthoeper & ICensch, 125 Woodward aye. 

Huss & Bloom, cor. Monroe ave. and Randolph.


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IH. S m SMITM & GO., 

Inlporters and Dealers in 

SILVER AND PZATXD WARE, ETC9 

51 Woodward dZ 169 Jefferson Aveu., 


J. W FRISBIE, 

SPECIALTY IN 

SILK COODS! DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS & SHAWLS, 

53 AND 85 WOODWARD AVENUE, 

DZTROPT, BZICEPPGAN. 

JOHX I?- HEN.SIENq 

3LAXTTFACTURER OF 

DEALER IN XTOT%&', IIARD'IVARE, #TO., 

Nos. 128 & 130, cor St. Antoine & Fort Sts., 

JfICHPGAJV: 

\Vliolesnle dnd Retail Dealer in 

Also, First Glass Dress & Cloak Malring, 

188 Jgerson Ave., Bet. ~oodwurd Ave. uad Butes St., 

ZIGH1GA.N'.

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'Johnston & Co., 152 Woodward ave. 

Johnston W., 264 Michigan ave. 

Kirchner A., 22 b1onroe ave. 

Kirchner S., 18 Monroe ave. 

Iiochler C. E., 170 Michigan ave. 

Lowrie James & Sons, 148 Woodwzrd ave. 

Lyons H., 229 Michigan ave. 

McRae, Gordon & Bacon, 97IWoodward ave. 

Nall James, Jr., & Co., 74 Woodward ave. 

Mewcomb, Endicott & Co., Opera House Block. 

Peck George, 127 Woodwa,rd ave. 

Pierce, Farrington 8i McMillan, 77 and 79 Jefferson ave. 

Reeg L., 177 Michigan ave. 

Youngblood Jacob, 456 Gratiot. 

Dry Goods, Wholesale. 

Orr Edward, 120 and 122 Jeffergon ave. 

Pierce, Farrington $ McMillan, 77 and 79 Jefferson ave. 

Root & Barbour, 46 and 48 Woodward ave. 

Shelden Allen & Co., 21 and 23 Woodward ave. 

Dye Stuffs. 

Farrand, Sheley & Co., 80 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Dyers and Scourers. 

Detroit Steam Fancy Dyeing House, 26 E. Congress. 

French Steam Dye Works, 62 Randolph. 

Lambert William, 15 E. Congress. 

Lippold Henry, 81 E. Congress. 

Raths N., w. s. Bates. near Congress. 

lZoberts E. & Co., 107 Grand River. 

Roberts E. & Go*, 114 Randolph. (See advt.) 

Schumers M., Bates, cor. Congress. 

Stevens A., 140 E. Fort. 

Edge Tools, (Manfrs.) 

Shaw Samuel, 147 W. Larned. 

Zug Samuel, cor. Burch and Woodbridge. 

Electro Not and Cold Air Baths. 

Stone B., 80 and 82 Wayne, bet. Congress and Fort. (See advt.) 

Electrotypers. 

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The Calvert Lithographing, Engraving and Map Publishing

OYSTER HOUSE 

1s noted to be tl~e best Best and Cheapest in Detroit, for 

all Goods aye of the Best Brands.. 

Hotels and Private Families Supplied at Wholesale and Retail, 

No. 102 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT; MICHIGAN. 

JEWELRERS AND DEALERS IN 

" 

Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy Goods, 

SEA SHELLS, PINE SILVER AND PLATEN WARE, 

Detroit, I,B%ich. 

Old Plated Ware lieplated equal to New, at less tlinn half tlie original cost, 

Silver Door Plates Made and Engraved to Order. Carriage Irons, etc., Fire 

Plated. Watches and Jewelry made and repaired. =Work warranted.

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CO., cor. Jefferson avo. and Griswold. (See advt.) 

Detroit City Elevator, foot of Cass. 

Detroit Railroad Elevat,or, office 19 Bank Building. 

, Michigan Central Railroad Elevator, Woodbridge, foot of 8th. 

Hude Mrs., 181 Woodward ave. 

Messe Misses, 75 E. Larned. 

Embroideries. 

Engravers, (Cards. 1 

Foster John Jay, n. TV. cor. Campus Martius. . (See advt.) 

Enqravers, (General,) 

Downer IIenry C., 85 Woodward ave. 

Foster John Jay, n. w. cor. Campus Wartius. (See advt.) 

Eochgraff Maximilian, 246 Jefferson ave. 

Smith I. 8. & Co., 51 Woodward and 169 Jefferson apes. (See advt-) 

The Calvert Lithographing, Engraving and BIap Publishing 

Co., cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold st. (See advt.) 

Traub Bras., 206 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Engravers,(GoId and Silver.) 

Foster John Jay, n. w. cor. Campus Martius. (See advt.) 

Enqravers, (Steel.) 

Poster John Jay, n. w. cor. Campus Martius. (See advt.) 

Morton J. D., Room 16 Merrill Block. 

Engravers, (Stone.) 

Wilkinson T. A., 246 Jefferson ave. 

Earl W. E., 214 Jefferson ave. 

O'Brien James, 187 Jefferson ave. 

Engravers, (Wood.) 

Exchange, (Foreign. ) 

Kuhn Joseph, cor. Woodward ave. and Congress st. (See advt.) 

Express Lines. 

Canadian Express Co,, core Griswold and Larned. 

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90 HOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1 

NICHOLAS ORTH, N. EX. REDMON D, 

Dealer in 

NEY AT LAW, 

EOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, 

Provisions, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, 

Spices, Etc., Etc., AND NO T ARY PUBLIC, 

Cor. DIacomb & Antoine-sts,, 

No. 15 Rotunda Building, 

DETROIT, 

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N. B. Give us a call. Griswold d., Detroit, Xich. 

LEE, BARRISH & SON, Am FRASERj 

INSURANCE AND 

125 & 127 JEFERSON-AVE., 

CARPENTER & BUILDER, 

45 Larned St., West, below Shelby, 

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Detroi&, Hick 

Jobbing a~zd Furnitum Bepairing 

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN. attended to. 

REYNOLDS WHITNEY, 

~ 1 1 

kind8 of 

WILLIAM JOHNS, JR, , 

ATTORNEY AT LAW, 

Done to order. 

HOOPS MANUFACTURED Solicitor in CI~,ancerg a d Notary 

for Lake Superior Market. Public. 

ALSO, M I M E R A L BARRELS, 

Location : 65 Fort Street, 33 Lamed 8i!Wet9 west, 

Em% 

MICHIGAN. De&~oif, Mich, 

DRUGGIST, 

S. E. tor. Jefferson Ave. and Brush Street, 


WILLIAM SPREN GEE, 

STONE CUTTER, 

CARVER, 

And Dealer in a11 kinds of Cut and 

Rough Stone, 

(lor. Beaubien and Maple sts., 

N. B. Dealer in pure imported Wines and 

Liquors for I).Iedicinal pLzrposea. DETROIT, ISgICHIGAN.

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Merchants' Dispatch, 36 Grisw old. 

The American Merchants' Union Express Co., cor.Griswold & Larned. 

United States Express Co., F. K. Cone, Agent, 52 Griswold. 

Excelsior Oil, Mnfrs* 

Randall & Lamb, 257 Michigan av. 

Extracts, FIuid. 

Duffield, Parke *& CO., core Henry and Clifford. 

Fancy Goods. 

Black D. $ Co., 38 Woodward ave. 

Burger F. A,, 208 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Calvert Miss, 680 Jefferson ave. 

Cohen L. Bt Broa., 145 Gratiot. 

Cohen S. & M., 151 Woodward ave. 

Dalton & O'Dwyer, 187 Jefferson ave. 

Deering Wr J. & Go., 267 Michigan ave. 

Doeltz G. & Bro., 70 Woodward ave. 

DuMont E., 249 Jefferson aye. 

Duncan L. A., 278 Woodward ave. 

Fenton Mrs., 128 Michigan av. 

Fleischer Peter, 75 Monroe ave. 

Frisbie J. W., 53 and 55 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Hill Hugo, 181 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Levv We, 253 Michigan ave. 

~eEcer Hiss C. & E., 244 Woodward ave. 

Ychwartz Charles, 59 Woodward ave. 

Segar Miss M., 77 Larned. 

Sholtpe J., 222 Woodward ave. 

Sullivan C., 91 Grand River. 

Van Slyke & Co., 219 Jefferson ave. 

Ticks H. H., 235 Michigan ave. 

Weiss P., 77 Gratiot. 

Wendriner A*, 27 Michigan aye. 

Wilson T. H., 194 Woodward ave. 

Zemaneky Mrs. S., 188 Jefferson aye. (Sec advt.) 

Fancy Goods, Wholesale. 

Burnstine N., 85 Woodward ave. 

Rothschild Bc Bro., 232 Jefferson ave. 

Shzc: A. We, 105 and 107 Jefferson ave. 

S p h 

Felt, Fire and Water Proof. 

G.. We, 10 Merrill block. (See advt.)

Non- Po ZZtical, 

The Largest, Cheapest, and on day Paper of this character 

Published in the United States. 

Eight Large, Well - Filled Pages Every Week. 

Zver?/th.ing Besh and of General Iraterest $0 the Ha6ram 

A Ma,gniJiccnt Engraving, 24x30 inches, Given to Bvery Subscriber. 

Terms only $1.50 a Year. Forty Large Columns a Week. 

The Circulation of THE CRESCENT exceeds that of any other Sunday publication 

in the West, and is constantly increasing. 

.L.L 

TO ~~DVE~TISERS : 

We admit nothing to our advertising columns of a humbug or indecent 

character, thereby securing to those who make known their business through 

THE CRESCENT t.he confidence of its readers. Terms very liberal. Specimen 

copies sent, with advertising rates, on receipt of Five Cents. 

A New Volume was commenced December 20th, 1868, and o'ur Editorial and 

and Reportorial force greatly augmented. 

KOLAR & SLAWSON, Publishers, 

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WSee editorial notice. . 46 Monroe Ave., DETROIT, MICII. 

TEKO~AS WILSON, 


77 Larned Street, East,

Camus Pet.er, 192 Gratiot. 

File Cutters. 

Fish, Dealers in. 

Craig James, Woodbridge bet. Cass and Wayne. 

Davis W. & Sons, 192 ltussell House block. 

Johnson BSOS., 179 Woodward ave. 

Parkinson Joseph c% Co., 109 and 111 W. Larned. 

Flags and Banners, (Manfrs.1 

Eldredge J. V. ID. & Co., 185 Jefferson ave., up stairs, (See advt.) 

FIavoring Extracts. ' 

Bartholomew W. E., 227 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

Wiggins $ McMillan, 124 We Larned. 

FIous and Feed. 

Babillion, Hinchman & Co., cor. Wayne and Woodbridge. 

Chaney & Howell, 148 Grand River. 

Clayton 'Mills, 489 Gratiot. (See advt.) 

Danehey James J., 79 Michigan ave. 

Dawson Bc Co., 37 Atwater. 

Herrington Willard, 41 Michigan nve. (See advt.) 

Eittelberger George, 196 Randolph. 

Martin J., 116 Michigan ave. 

Martin S., 258 Michigan ave. 

Sabin BE Baker, 12 Atmater. 

Safford C. I-I., cor. Randolph and Woodbridge. 

'CVilks George, 39 Jefferson ave. 

Flouring Mills. 

Clayton Mills, 489 Gratiot. (See advt.) 

Detroit Central Mills, 314 and 316 W. Woodbridge. 

Detroit City Flouring Mills, T. R. Jones, Prop., cor. Larned and 2d. 

Detroit Mills, Clee Lk Coville, Props., cor. Michigan ave. and 1st st. 

Perrien & Bros., 176 Gratiot. 

Lemon E. M., 231 Michigan ave. 

Flour, Self Rising. 

Foreign Passage Agent 

Kuhn Joseph, cor. Woodward ave. and Congress st. (See advt.)

F. C. MOORE & CO., 

Manufacturers of all kinds of 

00MS AND 

Gor. 1st St. and Michigan Ave., 

DETROIT, MPCMXGCAXe 

Orders Filled with promptness at Low- 

est Prices. 

C. HENGSTEBECK, 

DEALER IN 

TIN AND JAPAN WARE 

Also, Wholesale Rag Dealer, 

KO I Croghan Street, 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN- 

The highest gice paid for Rags, Copper, 

rass, Etc., Etc.: 

1 GEORGE H. PRENTIS, 

ATTORNEY AND 

Plain and Ornamental 

PLASTERERS ! 

44 Columbia, Street. 

East Detarof t, 

MICHIGAN, 

MERCHANT 

And Dealer in Clothing, Cloth, 

Cassimeres, Vestings, 'i'ailor's 

Trimmings, and - Gents' 

FURNISHING GOODS, 

189 Jefferson A ,re., 

DETROIT, NICHIGAN. 

CHAS. I?. PARENT, Manager. 

DARMSTETTER'S 

1 COUNSELLOR A T LAW, wM, DARMsTETTER, Propr., 

1 Nortllrest Corner Grisnrold and 1 

\ 

LAGEE BEEI COlSTANTLT 01 HAND, 

Congress Streets, Cor. Cnt11erine:anci Riopelle 

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Sts., 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN. DETROIT, MICHIGAN. 

CLARK BROTHERS, PFROMM & C0'8 

Manufacturers of 

Awarded First Premium at Mich- JOHN PFRORIM & CO., Proprs. 

igan State Fair, 1868. 

MAMJfOTH STEAM BAKERY, 

5,7 and 9 Orchard St. Give us a Call. @or. Jay & St. Aubin-st. 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

Foundries. 

Elmer A. W., Fort cor. 20th. 

Glendinning D. W., 154 Michigan as. 

Hodge B Christie, cor. Atwater and Rivard. 

~acksbn &. Wiley, cor. 5th and Woodbridge. 

Purcell William, cor 7th and Woodbridge. 

Wilson J. B., Woodbridge bet. 13th and 14th. 

Fruit. 

Beard Q. & Son, Russell House cor. 

Carew John H., 193 Jefferson av. 

Dwyer John, 68 Jefferson avo. 

Lichtenberg & Sons, 34 Michigan Grand av. 

Sullivan Eugene, 25 Jefferson me. 

Wallace RY H.; 5 Russell House block. (See advt.) 

Farrand & Osborne, cor. Porf and 24th. (See advt.) 

Furnaces, Wood and Coal. 

Holmes Bc Webster, 115 Jefferson ave. 

Furniture. Mnfrs. and Dealers in. 

Aberle J., 459 Hastings. 

Abraham A. W., 126 Michigan ave. 

Beavis G., 349 Michigan aye. 

Blake P., 21 Michigan ave. 

Bromly William, 39 Michigan ave. 

Broolrs - , cor. Bates and Larned. 

Brown W. & Bro., 195 Jefferson ave. 

Caillee J., 515 Gratiot. 

Clark & Stevens, 24 Michigan ave. 

Corns J., 115 Grand River. 

Deinze F. & Co., 243 Gratiot. 

Domine Charles, 90 Gratiot. 

Plach & Guninger, 57 and 59 E. Fort. 

Flattery & Bros., 26 Woodward ave. and Franklin, cor. Antoine. 

For sy th & Berry, 97 Michigan ave. 

Fort & Larne, 2 and 3 Michigan ave. 

Gimbel Martin, 99 E. Lamed. 

Gost A,~gust, 140 Randolph. 

Eargreaves & Bro., 252 Nichigan ave. 

Herfurth Charles, 68 Gratiot. 

Hommel J., 96 Gratiot. 

Kirby E., 78 Rivard. 

Kooch Andrew, 58 Larned.

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HOLLAND'S DETROIT I 

DETROIT, AXICEP. 

RCHAHTS, 

Office No. 5 3Ierrill Block, up stairs. 

All kinds of Lumber wanted. 

I 

f' 

1 ALEXANDER STEWART, 

Warrants to cure all diseases inciclent 

to the human frame. 

Location 116 Lafayette, St., East. 

Detroit, Mich. 

SXJ~'J?0llriT'S 

New Gallery of Painting and Photography, 

205 and 207 Jefferson avenue, Detroit, 

After a retirement of over eight years from 

the Photograph Picture business in Detroit, 

I have purchased my old Gallery some nine 

months ago, and have since rebuilt and refitted 

it with every improvement in the art. 

Jly artists elnployed in painting and photographing 

are strictly first class. Satisfaction 

guaranteed, and punctuality will be the order 

of the institution. 

1 

Every style of picture beautif~~lly finished i 

from the finest Ivory miniature to life size, in I 

Ink, Water colors, Crayon, Pastelle and Oil 

colors. The public are respectfully invited to 

call and examine specimens. Also wholeeale 

and retail dealer in every kind and variet.y of 

Frames, Artists' materials and Photoaruph I 

GOO~S. ,, MOSES SUTTO~. 

I I 

g.. . .,.r,. 205 and 207 Jefferson Ave., Detroit. 

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Office hours 9 to 11 a. m. 2 to 4 & 7 to 8 p. rn- 

I J. MI VAN NORMAN, MI 

D. 

1 Physician, Surgeon & Accoucheor, 

I 

/ OFFICE 108 JEFFERSON AV. 

(Over Schuler's Jewelry Store.) 

1 

DETROIT. 

Reaidence, 164 Second St., near Howard. 

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[TY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. -1 

ZIESSB, DILINGEB & BROTBBRS, 

Manufacturers and Dealers in 

& BLINDS 

And all kinds of Mouldings. 

ALSO PLANING AND SAWING. 

8HO.P : 

SHERMAN STREET, 

Eet. Hastings and Rivard-sts, near the Gratiot 

Street Hay-Market, 

DETROIT, MICM. 

JAMES CILL, 1 

Ded er in 

STOVES 86 TINWA 

OF IEVEXtY VARIETY, 

37-MICHIGAN AVENUE. 

Bressler Block, 

DDTROIT, BIICHIGAN. 

Jo6bing neatly and Promptly atten.ded to. 

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JOHN E. BAMPTON, 

CLAIM: AND 

E AGENT ' 

Anci Money Lender on Real Estnte 

in the City of Detroit. 

I 25 ROTUNDA BUILDING, 

Griswolcl St. 

/ DETROIT, ISIICIIIGAN. 

CAS & STEAM FITTER, 1 

4:3 GRISIYOI,D STREET, 

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Detroit, Michigan. ~

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Kuengel F. & Co., 198 Gratiot. 

La~ham & Bedell, 63 Michigan ave. 

~iete T. T., 8 Gratiot. 

Meyers William, 346 Grakiot. 

Neuhauser Antoine, 134 E. Lafayette. 

Pnton & Son 172 Gratiot. 

Pfeiffle Peter, 86 E. Lafayette. 

Pullen E., core 2d and Spencer. 

Rowell J., 119 Michigan ave. cor. First. 

Schwartz & Deinzer, cor. Bronson and Hastings. 

Seeley Daniel, cor. Michigan av. and Griswold st. 

Smith & Guieterman, 174. Woodward av 

Steele Charles A,, 138 Michigan av. 

Tillman, Silsbee & Co., 144 Jefferson av. 

Wagner A. & J., 54 Monroe av. 

Weber H., 129 Woodward av. 

Woodhams Thomas, 161 Rivard. \ 

Wright. John, 19 Michigan av. 

Furriers. 

Altrnan I. & Co., 79 Woodward av. 

I(elley Geo. B. & Co., 182 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Roehler G., 81 Gratiot. 

Zeiter C., cor. Hastings and Montca.lm. 

Garden Seeds. 

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Ferrand BE Osbornu, cor. Fort and 24th. (See advt.) 

Ferr Do M. & Co., 389 and 191 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Hub C ard $ Davis, 24th nr. Fort. (See advt.) 

@as Fixtures. 

Xoyt, Hinman $ Co., 156 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Webster Howard, 227 Jefferson av. 

Wetmore F. Br, Co., 68 Woodmard av. (See a h.) 

Gas and Steam Fitters. 

Rolmes Bi Webster, 115 Jefferson ave. (See advt. 

Kramer & Steiner, 21 E. Congress. (See advt.) 

Lovett S. We, 43 Griswold. (See advt.) 

McIntyre John M., 29 Shelby. (See advt.) 

Gents' Furnishing Goods. 

Chandler George G., 1 W. Lamed. 

Cole Walter B., 108 Griswold. 

Colman 11. W., 129 Jefferson ave, 

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a. N~ M~ICNTYIRE, The Wsranda, 

PLUMBER, 

PRESTON 

RICE, 

No. 20 SHELBY STREET, ]Manager, 

Detroit, 48 ,4ND 50 SHELBY STREET. 

Particular attention paid to Steamboat Work. I 

WOOD YARD, 

G. W. I-IUDSON cE CO., 

Are prepnrecl to Fill all Orders on 

Short Notice nrlcl Reasonable Bates. 

WIYIeals at all hours. 

il. KAISER, 

Dealer in all kinds of 

I Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. 

AI! kinds of Jewel~y repnirecl by 

experienced workmen,. with dispatch, 

63 Woodbridge St., 179 Jefferson Avenue, 

- DETROIT, MICHIGAN. I DETROIT NICHIGAN . 

I2OSE & BATTISHILL, 

Ornauzexxtal 

Pai7ztin.g neatly exec 

ted on 81~0rt ~zotim. 

A Large Assortment of Paints, Oils and Painters' Materials 

, Constantly on Hand. Prices to Compete with Wholesale Market. 

445 Croghan-St., Detroit, Mich. 

WPartictioulw Attention Given to Ka!somining and Wall Coloring. 

I L. A. ROSE. HENRY BATTISMLL.

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Derrick A., 58 Michigan ave. 5 . . 

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Donaldson J. & Co., 212 Jefferson ave. 

G;assmann ~eorge, 255 Jefferson aye. (See advt.) 

Heller Abraham, 111 Woodward we. 

Lehmann & ~ adhan, 109 Jefferson nve. 

Lehnhoff Lewis, 127 Jefferson ' ave. 

Potter $ Northrop, 170 Jefferson ave. and 1 Opera House blk. 

Ramsay R. T. & C. S., 120 Woodward ave. 

Ryan Charles, 123 Jefferson ave. 

Trounstine M,, 189 Jefferson aye. (See advt.) 

Tucker D., 240 Jefferson ave. 

Workum D. J., 226 Jefferson ave. 

German Agents. 

Kuhn Joseph, core Woodward we. and Congress st. (See advt.) 

Gilders. 

Wright William & Co., 92 Moodward ave. (See back pastier.) 

Glassware. 

Ryrne M., 108 Michigan ave. 

Harris A. M., 127 Jefferson av. 

Hoyt, Hiaman & Co., 156 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Roehler Anton, 232 Randolph. 

Gold Pens (Mnfrs.) . 

Dunks C. H., 157 Jefferson av. 

Griesharber & St. Jorre, 164 Jefferson av. 

Gold and Silver Platers. 

Clay BE Allen, 10 W. Larned. (See advt.) 

Grain Dealers. 

Wallace R. H., 5 Russell House block. (See advt.) 

Grape Vines. 

Ferrand &o~borne, cor. Fort and 24th. (See advt.) -, 

Hubbard & Davis, 24th nr. Fort. (See advt.) 

Gravel Roof (gVIanfrs.1 

Sparke a. W., 10 Merrill Hall. (See advt.) 

Adams M, A,, 172 Michigan av. 

Grocers. 

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Ash Richard &#,.(I@:,. (38 Randolph. 

Baker G., 339 Uiahigan av. 

Ball W., 301 Grand River. 

Louis, cor. Beaubien and Macomb. 

Barkenowitz G. F., cor. Maple and Dubois. 

Barlage A., 128 Franklin. 

Barrett D. T., cor Woodbridge and 15t. 

13arris J. C., 218 Woodward ave. 

Barry William, cor. Franklin and Antoine. 

Bartels W., 400 Grctnd River. 

13ates W. C., 34 cor. Abbott. 

Eauer John, 408 Croghan. 

Beaker F. F., cor. Fort and Hastings. 

Beebe C., 240 Grand River. 

13enoit E. P., 191 E. Fort. 

Bentley L% Alexander, cor. Bandolph and Macomb. 

Betzing Adam, cor. ltussell and Mullet. 

Blazer J., 538 Michigan aye. 

Bockheim John, cor. Fort and Beaubien. 

Bourgeoes I-Ienry, 171 St. Aubin ave. 

Bawer J., 88 Prospect. 

Bomnie lZobert, Fort, bet. 17th and 18th. 

Erassard J., 472 W. Woodbridge. 

Breen W., 211 Woodward ave. 

Ilrennan E., 160 Grand River. 

Urennen W., 333 Michigan ave. 

Brennen P., 270 Sixth. 

13rewster J. E., 216 Woodward ave. 

Erodkorb W.? cor. Grove and Hastings. 

Buchan G., 387 Grand River. 

13uckley W., 682 Jefferson ave. 

13urger John, 143 Rlacornb. 

Burlatge G., 99 Gratiot. 

Burnham Il., 313 Woodward we. 

Cachen T., Beech, cor. Sixth. 

Cailill, P. F., 24th, cor. Michigan ave. 

Calnon Jeremiah, 50 and 52 Michigan Grand ave. 

Oampbell T.. 253 Michigan ave. 

Chabe A., 181 Grand River. 

Christa N., 355 Kastings. 

Christiansen & Bush, 259 Jefferson ave. 

Claroux I,. D., cor. 12th and Woodbridge. 

Clessen Peter, cor. Russell and Macomb.. 

Coe Willis H., Fort, cor. 7th. 

Conway & Defer, 300 Franklin. 

Copp J., Grand River, nr. Thompson. 

Corbett T., 185 Michigan ave. 

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- Courtney J., 178 Jones. 

Crabb George, 20th, opp. Baker. 

Crowley C., 5th, cor. Porter. 

Crowley M., 17th, cor. Howard. 

Cueny J. J. 191 E. Lafa.yette. 

Cullen J., 9 Sproat. 

Currie John C., 117 Twelfth.' 

Daly M., 5th, cor. Abbott. 

Degindei Mrs. It., 201 Clinton ave. 

Deleeenne G. J., 885 Franklin. 

Dickson D., cor. First and Larned. 

Doetsch M., cor. Antoine and Napoleon. 

Donnell John O., 335 Woodward ave. 

Donnelly W., 684 Michigan ave. 

Dormann E., 77 Twelfth. 

Dreher H. k Bros,, 46 Columbia. 

Drexelius Peter, 240 Macomb. 

Duffy C., St. Aubin ave., cor. Congress. 

Dufrene A. R., 94 Rivard. 

Dunnbake John II., cor. Franklin and Xivard. 

Duross M., cor. Congress and Hastings. 

Dwver J.. Fifth, cor Porter. 

I3rnbey *., ~nandol~h, cor. Gratiot. 

Ermann Reuben, 367 Woodward ave. 

Ernesti Henry, D~s~le, cor Orleans. 

Farquhar &. CO., 175 Woodward avc. 

Farrell D., 308 Sixteenth. 

Fettars E. J., 347 Grand River. 

Fey John, 651 Michigan aye. 

Fink J., 371 Hastings. 

I'ink S., 270 Beaubien. 

Finsterwald M., 80 Adams ave. 

Fischback N., 56 and 58 Nichigan Grand ave. 

Fischback Phillip, 184 Russell. 

Fisher P., Congress, cor. Chene. 

Fitzpatrick J., 672 Michigan ave. 

Fitzsimrnons U., 98 Grand River. 

Fleper Daniel, cor. Clinton ave. and Riopelle. 

France J., Rivard, cor. Congress. 

Frank W. H.. cor. Campfield and 15th. 

Frieling ~ en& 515 ~lhton ave. 

Fulda F., 159 Adams ave. 

Garlic ~dward E., cor. Lerned and Beaubien. 

Gaunt S., cor. National and Michigan ave. 

Gellow Peter,.4l.G Gratiot. 

Gerherd A,, 482 Antoine. 

Giddey F., 329 Woodward ave.

Cries Frederick, 95 Congress. 

Gillman E., I35 St. Aubin ave. 

Gillman ~ e n r 43 ~ Michigan , aye. 

Goebel Augustus, cor. Fort and Orleans. 

Goodheart H., 344 Antoine. 

Goodman A., 24 Grand River. 

Goodsell 0. C., 237 Michigan we. Gottgen G. H., cor. Harrison and Michigsn ave. 

Graham J. He, 304 Michigan ave. 

Graham P., Michigan ave., bet. 13th and 14th. 

Gray D. W., cor. Congress and Hastings. 

Green J., core 6th and Beech. 

Griffin T. J., core Walnut and National aye. 

Grosfield & Son, 23d st., cor. Michigan ave. 

Guinney D., 6th, cor. Orchard. 

Gundlach William, cor. Fort and Antoine. 

Gunia J., 417 Grand Biver. 

Ournell T., 55 Watson. 

Gutenaw G., cor. Chestnut and Orleans. 

Halloran Thomas, 7th corm Porter. 

Hamlin & DeMars, 560 W. Woodbridge. 

Hannigan John, corm Atwater and Beaubien. 

IIannimann J. B., 148 Sherman. 

I-larbison A,, 319 6th. 

Hartwig F., 248 Beaubien. 

W., Harrison ave. cor. Spencer. 

Hasse John, core Chestnut and St. Aubin ave. 

Hay J., 352 Michigan ave. 

Hays Mrs. R., 143 Michigan ave. 

Hayden P. H., 294 Michigsn aye. 

nechtner H. R., 40 Michigan G~arntf av.' 

Hechtner John C., 40 Michigan Grand aye. 

Heley E., cor. Prospect and Watson. 

Hellwig William, cor. Macomb and Rivarc?. 

Hendy R., 259 Michigan av. 

Hengsterback John, cor. Croghan and Grayfield. 

Henrion George,, 233 Lafayette. 

Henry Robert, 7th cor. Abbott. 

Herth P., cor. Woodbridge and 13th. 

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Hickey P., 285 Michigan ave. 

I-lill N., core 16th and Grand River. 

Hlein A*, 158 St. Aubin av. 

IIoff V., cor. Prospect and Montcalm. 

Hogan M. F., 270 Michigan ave. 

Holland M., 196 Fifth. 

Horton D., 17 Elmwood ave.


Hoy J., 280 Twelfth. 

Huber John 262 St. Aubin ave. 

Huetteman Joseph, 226 Rivard. 

l3ughes R., 826 Michigan ave. 

Hunt E. W., 

cor. St. Aubin ave. and Lafayette. 

Hunt & Mosher, 202 Michigan ave. 

fIuyser P. R. &- Co., 271 Woodward eve. 

Ivers John, 211 Michigan ave. 

Jacobs John C., 188 Itivard. 

Jones E. W., cor. Larned and Cass. 

Kanann J., Woodbridge, cor. Dequindre. 

Keiser John, 520 Gratiot. 

ICellogg F. E. D., 66 Grand River. 

~ell~~Zf., eor. ~ a j b uand r ~ Michigan aye. 

Kew J., Sixth, core Porter. 

Kidd & Macomb, Sixth, cor. Abbott. 

Killen J. J., 313 Grand River.- 

ICimball J. E.. 317 Woodmard ave. 

King Henry, cor. Clinton ave. and Antoine. 

IClaas Charles, cor. Catherine & Russell. 

Iilein A., 158- St. Aubin rtv. 

Knorr C., cor Prospect and Watson. 

ICoch A., 394 Prospect. 

Hrebbel Mrs., 320 Grand River. 

Luhn Frederick, 306 Riopelle. 

Icurth A. & F., 414 W. Woodbridge. 

Ibne &I., 193 Atwater. 

Langley William, 16th cor. Baker. 

Lauder J. R., 6 Russell House b!ock. 

Lebot D., 323 Franklin. 

Lebot Enos, Franklin cor. Orleans. 

Long R. II., Jefferson cor. Iron. 

llotz Charles, 47 Catherine. 

Louranger A. J., 18$ cor Fort. 

Lucey J., 88 Grand River. 

Lutticke Joseph, 171 Hastings. 

Lyon & Whitten, 195 Frankhn. 

YcBride J., 82 Grand River. 

McCarthy Mrs. 6th cor. Lafayette. 

McFarlane Patrick, 7th cor. Labrosse. 

Bbc(jiil1 Francis, 170 W. Woodbridge. 

McGraw M., 190 Michigan av. 

McMillan G. 6 R., 113 Woodward av. 

McMamara John, 189 Michigan av. 

McNoah John, 105 Michigan av. 

Mackay William, 329 Jefferson av.

Macomb A,, 8th cor. IIoward. 

Magerman A., 297 Croghan. 

Malady P., 3d cor. Howard. 

Malcomson R., 341 Michigan nv. 

Maloney dames, 6th cor. Labrosse. 

Martindale Bros, 390 Grand River. 

Marx I., 119 Gratiot. 

Marx M.? 70 Gratiot. 

Mason Robert, 63 W. Larned. 

Mathewson Charles M., 39 W. Larned. 

Nay Henry, 1 Clinton ave. 

May N. II., 140 Grand River. 

Meagher D., 368 Michigan ave. 

Meldrum James, Meldrum, cor. Jefferson aye. 

31ertens Joseph, Catherine, cor. St. Aubin aye. 

Michels P., 435 Antoine. 

BIignaul t Theodore, cor. hntoine and Congress. 

llliller rl., 420 Antoine. 

Miller H., 330 Michigan avo. 

Miller W, B., 178 Woodward avc. 

Mink C., '385 Hastings. 

Moe George, 223 Jeff'erson ave. , 

Molncy J., cor. 5th and Cherry. 

Mona,ghan P. I

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Perkins J. J., 103 Grand River. 

I'errault & Cowville, 320 Atwater. 

Pickett John J., 6th, cor. Abbott. 

Pinnel William, 25 Atwa,ter. 

Platt & House, 185 Woodward ave. 

Prouty F. & Son, 71 Grand River. 

Puhl J.: 251 Michigan aye. 

Quinkert J., Franklin, cor. Dequindre. 

Raths P. & Bro., 12th, cor Michigan ave. 

Iteekie J. & W., 103 Michigan G. 

Reno J., 524 Jefferson av. 

Eensch C., 112 Catherine. 

Rhode $ Bretz, 155 Gratiot. (See advt.) 

Rice J. B. & CQ., 265 Michigan av. 

8 Rice Mrs. L., 53 Beaubein. 

nickel Henry, 263 Croghan. 

Riggs John H., 112 Randolph. - 

ltinge C.. 429 Beaubien. 

Ritter C. H., 136 Grand River. 

Roberts &I., cor. Prospect and Webster. 

Roby Horace, Franklin cor. Antoine. 

Eodiger Henry, 210 Rivard. 

Roehrig F*, 52 Catherine. 

Rogers &I., cor. 16th and Michigan av. 

Ron John, 338 Gratiot. 

Rosier F. 'E., cor.Croghan and Rivard. 

Rothenberg C. F.9 201 Woodward av. 

Itowland 1t., 23'3 Woodward ave. 

Huehle F., 74 Russell. 

Evan J., 53 1st 

$alter C. H., 224 W. Fort. 

Sander Peter, cor. Macomb and Chene. 

Sanders & Dreher, 222 Gratiot. 

Schelbe A., 417 Grand River. 

Schlasenger V., 82 E. Front. 

Schmidt F., cor. Hastings and Bronson. 

Schmidt J. cor. Humbard and Michigan ave. 

Schmidt Theodore W., 290 Gratiot. 

Schmitt C., 29 Prospect. 

Schneider J., Chene, cor. Congress. 

Schroeder C., 246 Beaubien. 

Schuch C., 379 Marion. 

Schulte A,, cor. Macomb and Antoine. 

Schulte J. C., 502 Riopelle. 

Schulze F., 289 Orleans. 

Schumacher M., Orleans, cor. Macomb. 

Schwartz John, 320 St. Aubin ave. 

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Zeiner Frederick, 314 Clinton. 

Zens P., 703 Michigan ave. 

Grocers, (Fancy.) 

Mack Charlee A., Larned, cor. Griswold. 

Grocers, (Wholesale.) 

Beatty & Fitzsimons, 10 & 12 Woodward ave. 

Brstshaw J. B. H., 122 Jefferson aye. 

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Coyne & Strong. 70 Jefferson avo. 

Field M. W. dk Co., foot Griswold. (Refused agent information.) 

Garrison, Newberry & Waterman, cor. Woodbridge and Shelby. 

Gould & Fellers, 22 Woodward ave. 

Henkel P., 100 and 102 Randolph. 

Hurlbut Chauncey, 20 Woodward ave. 

Johnson & Wheeler, 15 Woodward ave. 

Mclienna & Radcliff, 28 Woodward aye. 

Mehling J. V,, 25 and 27 Michigan Grand aye. 

Moore, Foote & Co., foot of Cass. 

Nebe J & H., 49 Michigan Grand ave. 

Parker Thomas A., 75 Woodward ave. 

Phelpe W. & Co., 81 & 83 Jeffers In av. 

Pulte A. & Son, 36 Monroe av. 

Schmitt John, Michigan Grand ave. cor Bates. 

Staplee L. 6. & Co., 7 and 9 Woodward ave: 

Stephen8 John & Co., 27, 29 and 31 Woodward av. 

Sutherlaud 6. We & Co., 55 GrandMichigan ave. 

Tinker L. W. & Co., 6 Atwater. 

Trowbridge, W~~COX & CO., Custom House block, 1 door e of 

Woodward avo. 

Wheaton, Leonard & Burr, 14 Woodward ave. 

Guns and Pistols. 

Cunningham G. W., 33 Monroe ave. 

Fieher 8G Lon , 10 E. Congress. 

Hag adorn A. %I ., 6 Gratiot. 

Hale S. A. J., 158 Grand River. 

Poapishil Francis, 19 Monroe ave. 

Bheiner William, 63 Randolph. 

Werner L., 213 J efferson ave. 

Hack Stables. 

Hoffman George, 11 Lafayette sve.


- Wilcox & Bro., 17 and 19 Grand River. 

Willet M., 195 Michigan ave. 

Hardware, (Heavy. ) 

Bahl, Ducharme BG CO., 17 and 19 Woodbridge. 

Hardware, (Wholesale.) 

Bus& Ghas., 201 Jefferson ave. 

Ducharme & Prentiss, 73 Woodward ave. 

James J. & Son, 85 and 87 Jefferson ave. 

Standsrt Bros., 72 Jefferson ave. and 81 Woodward ave. 

Tefft, Casey & Kellogg 44 Woodward aye. 

Harness Makers. (See Saddles and Harness.) 

Hayden 8t Baldwin, 88 Wopdward aye. (See advt.) 

Hospitals. 

St. Mary's Hospital, Sister M. De Sales, Superior, Clinton, bet. 

Antoine and IIastings. (See advt.) 

Hats, Caps and Furs. 

Armstrong T. %I., 176 Jefferson are. 

Barje J. P., 188+ Michigan ave. 

Ruhl F. &. Go., 146 and 148 Jefferson ave. - 

Dickerson C. II., 157 Jefferson av. 

Harrison A., 202 Graltiot. 

Kelley Gee; Be & CQ., I82 Jefferson aye. (See advt.) 

Icruger William A., 72 Gmtiot. 

Mather F. P., 119 Woodwerd ave. 

Morris George, 216 Jefferson ave. 

Stenton Fred $., 184 Woodward we. (See advt.) 

Ulrich J., 202 Jefferson ave. 

Warshauer I., 33 Michigan sve. 

Winter George, 260 Jefferson ave. 

Hedge Plants. 

Ferrand & Osborne, cor. Fort and 24th. (See advt.) 

Hubbard &Davis, Nth, near Fort. (See advt.) 

Hides and Pelts.

Hoop Skirts. 

Barmon A. M. & Bro., 66 Bates. 

Burger Fo A,, 208 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Herzberg B., 23 Michigan ave., 

Zeman8k-y S,, 188 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Morton J. A., 35 Atwater. 

Hops, (Dealers in.) 

Hosiery and Gloves. 

Potter & Northrop, 170 Jefferson ave. and 1 Opera IIouse blk. 

Hosiery and White Goods. 

Hill Hugo, 181 Jefferson aye. (See advt.) 

Motels. 

Adams Hotel, 80 Fro11t. 

Akerman Hotel, cor. Brush and Atwater. 

American Exchange, 87 Atwater. 

American House, James Page prop., 202 Jefferson av. 

Antisdel House, cor. Michigan and Washington aves. 

Belfell Joseph, 78 Woodbridge. 

Biddle House, A. B. Taber propr., Jefferson av. cor. Randolph. 

(See top card front cover.) 

Bordeaux House, 7 Jefferson av. 

Brighton Rouse, 174 Grand River. 

C~BS Hotel, Tyrrel & Bro. props., cor 3t1 and Jefferson av. 

Central Railway Hotel, 3d opp. M. C. R. It.Depot. 

City Hotel, J. G. Brown propr., 7 and 9 Lafayette av. 

City Hotel, Brush cor. Atwater. 

Collins House, 39 3d. 

Commercial Hotel, 25 Bates. 

Eagle Hotel, 156 Woodbridge. 

Eisenlords House, Cass cor. Lewis. 

Erichsen Hotel, 222 and 224 Randolph. 

Fanchon Houee, 9 Jefferson ave. ' 

Farmers' Hotel, 367 Gratiot. 

Pinney's Hotel, 160 Woodward ave. 

Franklin House, cor Bates and Larned. . 

Garrison House, 65 and 67 Jefferson av. 

German Hotel, cor. 3d and Larned. 

German Hotel, 65 Atwater. 

Goodman House, Grand River eor. Griewold.

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Grant House, cor. 3d and Woodbridge. 

Green Tree Hotel, core Jefferson ave. and 2d. 

Howard Eouse, A. A. Corkins propr. cor. Congress and Griswold. 

Mauch Hotel, 43 Michigan Grand ave 

Mechanics9 Hotel. cor. Third and Larned. 

Michigan ~xchange Hotel, E. & I?. Lyons, Props. 11 2 & 114 Jeff. av. 

Milwaukee Exchange, cor. Atwater and Beaubien 

Monroe House, 37 ~hird. 

Montreal Hotel, cor. Front and Second. 

Nichols House, 283 Jefferson ave. 

Northern Railroad Hotel, cor. Bat-es and Atwater. 

Peninsular Hotel, Grand River, corm Macomb ave. 

Perkins House, 106 Grand River. 

Pike Creek Hotel, cor. Franklin and Riopelle. 

Railroad Exchange, Michigan Grand ave. 

Bueaell House, s e corm Campus Martius. 

Sherman House, 5 Jefferson ave. 

Sherman House, 69 Atwater. 

St. Lawrence Hotel, cor. Atwater and Randolph. 

Teledo Exchange, 67 Atwater. 

Tremont House, Dm C. Goodal, Prop., corm Jeffn av. and Randolph. 

Victor Hotel. Beaubien, cor. Franklin. 

Western ~oiel, nr. ~ ichi~an Central R. R. depot. 

Union Hotel, 174 W. Woodbridge. 

House Furnishing Goods. 

Glover Bt Powell, 98 Woodward av. (See card front cover.) 

Ice Cream Saloons, 


Palmer Richard, 168 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

Lake St. Clair (e; Detroit Ice Co., 53 Griswold. 

Wilkins L., 64 Woodbridge 

Ink (Mnfrs.1 

Ink and Mucilage. 

Insurance Agents. 

Acker S., 74 Griswold. 

Annis & McOune, Griswold opp. Post Office.


Ambridge W., gen'l agcnt for Atlantic Mutual Life Ins. Co., of 

Albany N. Y., s w cor. Jefferson and Wood~vard ave. 

Armstrong JLnes, A:. cor. Woodbridge and Shelby. 

Auringer Chas., 111 Jefferson ave. 

Beach W. P., 150 Jefferson ave. 

Brown J. T. R $ Bro,, 5 Bank Building. 

Clarke James J., 124 Jefferson avc. 

Deipenbach R., 72 Congress 

Duvernois F. W., 60 Monroe av. 

Frazer J. H., 126 Jefferson sve. 

8riswold H., 2 E Larned. 

Haight W. J.? 130 Jefferson ave. 

Hebbard C. B., 70 Griswold. 

IIodges Brothers, Bank Building, Griswold st. 

IIodgkin J. W., 130 Jefferson ave. 

Kelley Ronald, 11 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Kuhn Jose h, cor. Woodmard av. and Congress st. (See advt.) 

Lee, Parris g BL: Son, 125 and 127 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Lindsay A. G., 77 Griswold. 

Luedinghausen 0. W., 164 E. Lafayette. 

Mack J. M., 21 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

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Mattison S. A., 73 Chiswold. 

Merrell H. B., 1 Butler's block, Griswold st. (See advt.) 

lmson H. C., 34 Griswold, rear First Nationa,l Rank. 

Noyes A. G. St CO., 10 W. Larned. 

Palmer John, 2 Merrill block. 

Peavey F. $ C. C., 4 Merrill Block. (Sec advt.) 

Peltier Charles & Son, 2 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Pixley A., 82 Gniswold. 

Riepenbeck R., 72 Griswold. 

Schmemann - , cor. &Ionroe ave. and Iisndolph. 

Stevens 6 Hunter, 1 Merrill block. 

- Stringham Henry T., 111 Jefferson ave. 

Strong John W., 111 Jefferson ave. 

Taliman $ Rillman, No 3 Brady's Block, Woodward aye. 

Terry 0. Lo, 185 Jefferson ave., (up stairs.) 

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Thompson B. F., 10. Arcade building. . - 

Van Buren $. Son, 74 Griswold. 

Vernor B., Bank building, cor; Griswold and Congress. 

Wendell A. B.,Agt National Life Ins. Co. of U. S. of America, Jefferson 

av. over First National Bank. 

Wheeler Edmund S., 111 Jefferson ave. ' 

Wo~lverton & Brady, foot of FVoodwa.rd aye. 

IVcrcester Ira, 48 Griswold. 

Wuerth Aloys, 158 Antoine.

Insurance Companies, (Fire. 

American Exchange Ins. Co., of New York. J. L. Whiting, Agt. 

53 Griswold. 

Rope Fire Insurance, of New York, J. L. Whitir~g agt, 53 Griswold. 

Lamar Fire Insurance Co., of Providence, J. L. Whiting agent, 

53 Griswold. 

Merchants Fire Insurance Co., of Providence, J. L. Whiting agent, 

53 Griswold. 

Insurance Co.'s (Fire and Marine.) 

Btsa Ins, Co., of Ilartford, Marine Department, Woolverton & 

Brady agts., foot WoodWard av. 

Rome Ins. GO., of New Haven, Woolverton & Erady agents, foot 

Woodward ave. 

North American Fire Ins. CQ., of Hartford. 'YVoolvorton & Urady, 

agents, foot of Woodward ave. 

Insurance Co.'s (Life). 

Continental Life Insurance Go., of New Pork. Annis &- McCune, 

general agents, Griswold, opp. post-office. 

Connecticut mutual Life Insurance Co., of Hartford, Connecticut. 

Hodges Bro's general agents, Bank building, Griswold. 

Guardian Mutual Life, of New York. J. W. Donovan general 

agent, 147 Jefferson ave. 

Home Life Insurance Co., of New Pork. Lee, Parrish L! Son, 125 

and 127 Jefferaon aye. (See advt.) 

Michigan Mutual Life ~nsbrance eo. * J. J. Bngley, Pres., J. 

Bobertson, Vice Pres., J. T. Liggett, Sec., 77 Griswold. 

National Life Insurance Co., of U. 8. America. A. 13. Wendell 

agent, Jefferson ave., over First National Bank. 

New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., Boston. F. & C. C. 

Peavey general agents, No. 4 Merrill Block. (See advt.) 

Standard Life Insurance Co., of New York. B. F. Thompson agent, 

10 Arcade building. 

The Mutual Life Insurance &., of Kew York, B. B. Morrell 

general agent, No. 1 Butler's block. (See advt,) 

Intelligence Offices. 

Dodds Mrs. E., 356 Jefferson ave. 

Lafferty F. A,, 42 Woodward ave. (up stairs.) 

Inventor and Patentee. 

Day Augustus, cor. Bates and Larned. 

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Japanned Ware. 

Limbach NI., 100 Woodmsrd ave. (See advt.) 

Jewelers. 

Allison J. H., 155 Woodward ave. 

Anaheim C., 77 Croghan. 

Breitenbucher Robert, 109 Macomb. 

Carr Michael, Cass blk, 311. 

Gonklin J. S., cor. Woodward ave. and laroed. 

Doty George, 39 FVoodward ave. 

Fellows & Burnett, cor. IVoodwnrd and Michigan aves. 

Fish A., 328 Antoine. 

Fischer P. & W., 213 Jefferson aye. 

Gresbeck F., 10 Monroe ave. 

Hall William, 137 Jefferson we. 

Kaiser A,, 179 Jefferson avo. (Seo advt.) 

Kennedy Thomas, 160 Jefferson ave. 

Levinburg S., 38 Jefferson ave. 

Singernan F., 1256 Jefferson ave. 

fiIesser Jbhn, 35 Michigan a,ve. 

&liles Thomas, 1374 Jefferson ave. 

Morse C. B., 214 Woodward ave. 

Nathan M., 198 Eandolph. 

Petz F. & J., 26 Monroe we. 

Reinstein Joseph, 145 Hastings. 

Roehm R. J. F., core Woodward ave* and Larned st. (See advt.) 

Rolshoven F., 204 Jefferson ava. 

nossenburg S., 29 Michigan avc. 

Smith &I. 

S. 8t GO., 51 Woodward and 169 Jeff'. ave. (See advt.) 

Strengson Gustave, 150 Antoine. 

Traub Brothers, 206 Jefferson ave. (Seo advt.) 

Walsh P. J., 122 Woodward ave. 

Wendell M., 11 Jefferson ave. 

Yentsch W. H., 173 Woodward ave. 

Junk Dealers. 

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Bostwick Rr; Son, 94 Woodbridge. 

Justices sf the Peace. 

Fecht Eugene, 25 W. Larned. 

lHcCarthy Timothy, 30 W. Larned. 

IIcCracken S. B., cor. Grisnold and Jefferson ave. 

Spencer G., 10 W. Larned,

Ladies Furnishing Goods. 

Burger F. A,, 208 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Flint Mrs. E. W., 231 Jefferson ave. 

Hill IIu 0,. 181 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Snlomon 5 ., 244 Jefferson ave. 

Lamps. 

Glover BL: Powell, 98 Woodmard ave. (See card front cover.) 

Hoyt, Hinman & Co., 156 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Wetmore F. & GO., 68 Woodward ave. (See advt.) % 

Last, (Manfrs.1 

Mumford, Foster S: Co., cor. Riopelle and Atwater. 

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La'bndries, 

Clark Xrs., 285 E..Fort. 

Detroit Steam Laundry. 116 Jeff'erson we. 

Lawyers. 

Atterbury Chas. L., cor. Griswold and Congress. 

Backus S y lvanus, Butler's block. 

Barbour Levi L., 19 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Bishop Levi, 6 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Blackmar Thomas S., 10 Rotunda building, Griiwold st. 

Boynton A. G., Griswold, opp. Post Office. 

Brown H. B., 11 Bank building. 

Brown James J., City Hall. 

Brown R. II., 130 Jefferson ave. 

Canfield Frank H., 20 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Caplis J., 16 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Cheever Henry M., 8 and 9 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Cheever William C., 8 and 9 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Clarke 11. K., room 14 Bank block, G-riswold. 

Coohrane Lyman, 12 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Cole C. S., 145 Jefferson ave. 

Cullen J. W. A. S., 154 Jefferson aye. 

Dickinson & Burt, 53 %riswold. 

1)ouglass & Miller, Griswold, opp. post-office. 

Driggs Frederick L., room 14 Bank building, Griswold st. 

Duffield D. B. $ E. X., 

164 Jefferson ave. 

Emmons & McNeil, Bank building, Griswold. 

Fecht Eugene, 21 Larned. 

Finney J. W., post-office block.

Flinn Elisha H., 149 Jefferson ave. 

k'raser A. I)., 35 Bates. 

Fraser A. J., 38 Bates. 

Qillet Ss Chambers, 2 Buhl block, Griswold. 

Goodwin D., 124 Jefferson ave. 

Graves John, 88 Griswold. . 

Gray & Morsn, 17 and 18 Rotunda building, Griswold. 

Green W. A., 86 Griswolcl. 

Hall Edmund, 4 Rotunda building, Griswold. 

Hebden George, 73 Oriswold. 

Hebden ck Crofoot, 73 Griswold. 

IIodges & Dickinson, 149 Jefferson aye. 

IIolbrook DeWitt C., cor. Griswold and Congress. 

Howard S; Welch, 145 Jefferson av. 

Hogt Wm. C., 1874 Jefferson av. 

Hand George E., 162 Jefferson av. 

Hinsdnle E. C., 3 E. Larned. 

Hunt Cleveland, 1 Buhl block. 

Jennison 'CVilliam, 73 Griswold. 

Johns William, jr*, 39 W. Larned. (See advt.) 

liaichen Arnold, 12 Bank bloclr. 

Kirchner 0 tto, 14 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

ICoch Peter G., 32 W. Larned. 

Larned & Hebden, 80 Griswold. 

Lothrop G. V. N., 154 Jefferson slT. 

~c~onald Allan, cor. Griswold and Congress. 

Maynard, Meddaugh dk Davison, 7, 8 and 9, Bank blk. Griswold st. 

Mizner T. W., 129 Jefferson av. 

Moore &. Griffin, 149 Jefferson we. 

Newberry & Pond, Bank building, Griswold. 

Noble Chas. W., 81 Griswold. 

09Flynn C. J., 5 Rotunda building Griswold at. 

O'Reilly Miles J., s e cor. IVoodward av. and Congress st. 

Parsons E. A*, 154 Jefferson av. 

Patchin & Brown, cor. Griswold and Congress. 

Penniman G. H., $3 Griswold. 

Porter Frederick B., 24 Rotunda building Griswold st. 

Prentis B. T., circuit court Comr., n w cor. Griswold and Congress. 

Prentis George IT., n w cor. Griswold and Congress. (See advt.) 

l'urdy S. P., 32 W. Larned. 

Redmond AT. E., 15 Rotunda building, Griswold st. (See advt.) 

ltiopelle C. N., 6 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Ltobinson & Brooks, 149 Jefferson av. 

Rogers E. He, 127 Jefferson av. 

Komeyn James W., 127 Jefferson av. 

Homeyn Theodore, 127 Jefferson av. 

Russell A,, Post Office building.

. Skinner Eugene C.. 53 Griswold. 

Speed John J., 134 Jefferson ave. 

Stevens Sears, 22 Bank building. 

Swift Edward Y., 86 Woodward, (up stairs.) 

Swift George S., 10 Rotunda building, Griswoltl st. 

Taylor Elisha, Jefferson nv., over First National Bank. 

Thompson J., 3 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Toms R. P., 124 Jefferson av. 

Trowbridge L. S., 73 Griswold. 

Van Dyke Philip J. D., 19 Rotunda building, G~iswold st. 

Vining &. Minock, 53 Griswold. 

Walker C. I., 2 E. Lamed. 

Walker & Kent, 2 E. Larned. 

Ward &- ~almei, 73 Griswold. 

Waterman J. IT., Griswold, opp. post oilice. 

Weber John, Butler's block. (See advt.) 

Wells W. P., cor. Griswold and -Congress. 

Whitternore Joseph P., 12 Rotunda building, Griswold st. 

Wilcox George A., 4 Rotunda building, Grimold st. 

Wilkinson & Post, room 17 and 18 Bank building. 

Willcox E. N., Griswold, opp. post office. 

Williams J., 38 Bates. 

Leaf Tobacco. 

Eccard Francis, 126 and 128 Randolph. (See advt.) 

Croul Bro's, 22 and 24 Woodbridge. 

Leather Belting. . 

Leather and Findings. 

Curtis George E., 215 Jefferson ave. 

Hall B. & Co., 88 Jefferson sve. 

]Karrer J. & Bra's, 85 Monroe sse. 

Kirby George, 33 Woodward ave. 

Mumford L Foster, 28 Monroe ave. 

Parker G. IX., cor. State and Farmer. 

Stridiron Sr; Williams, 24 W. Woodbridge. 

Lech C. E., 310 Atwater. 

Lewis Thomas, 404 Atwster. 

Stange Charles, 322 Atwater. 

Sibley & Co., 292 Atwater. 

Lime Dealers.

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Liquors (See Wines andr;i.tpors.) . 

Lithographers. 

The Calvere Lithographing, Engraving &: Map Publishing Co., 

cor. JefTerson av aild Griswold st. (See adv~.) 

Livery and Sale Stables. 

Burrell A., 24 Michigan Grand air. 

Uohn S. R. GO., 110 Griswold. 

Cootes Charles, cor. State and Griswold. 

Jennings F. A., 37 Cass. 

Moore IV., 76 E. Larnetl. 

O'Conner D., 51 Jenkrsoil av. 

Rolfe A., 13 a*nd 15 ililonroe av. 

Smoak & Son, 77 and 79 Farmer. 

Thompson B. H., cor. Bates and Woodbridge. 

Williaqms E., 26 W. Larned. 

Bampton John E., 25 irtotunda building, Griswold st. (See aclvt.) 

McAllister E. 5.,119 Grismold. 

Smit I. &I., 85 Randolph. 

Smith 8E Reeve, Griswold opp. post office. (See zdvt.) 

Bsisch J. F., 23 Congress. 

Eeutel J., 219 Brush. 

Hansing H., 67 Randolpll. 

Mohn John, 133 Griswold. 

Gubert W., 318 Michigan xi7. 

Locksmiths. 

Allen E. G., cor. 0rle:~rls :L:~LI At~v:l trr. 

& Bra., \Voodbl*i:l~c, lho t I I t 11. 

Benson IIenry E., 4-27? ~t\vntrl~. 

Eigelom W. C. S: A. E., hlacourl~ :LYP., cor. C:w. 

Brooks & Adams, on \Vonctl)ri(!gc, foot 13th. 

Campbell E. P., 1 Kotui~da Luil(liirg, Cii*is~\~old st. 

Candler Ero's, 272 Atwatcr. 

Cra,po Henry H., Atwatcr, bet. lInstir~ys :~riJ itivai.il. 

Detr~it Itiver Lumber Co., 315 Atwater. 

Dwight W. M. & GO., Atwater, cor. Itiopelle. (See adrt.) 

Green G. 13. & Co., Atwater, foot Eiopelle. 

nubbard $ Ifing, 571 W. Woodbridge and Butler's tdock. 

Luce T. & Co., 1 Kotuilda building, Griswold st. 

Mason E. C .,., ,Woodbridge, foot 12th. 

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- Merick, Fowler $ Esselstyn, 1 Woodmard ave. 

Alerrill Charles, 5 Merrill block. 

BIoore F. &L S., 603 W. Vfoodbridge. 

Pitts Thomas R- Co., Dubois, coy. Atwater. 

l30toss D. A. & Co., cor. Atwater and Rivard, and 36 Michigan ave. 

Steele A. &f., 85 Griswold. 

Trowbridge J. & Ero's, 284 Atwater. 

Truesdail W., 185 Jefferson ave. (up stairs.) 

Turner H., Atwater, cor. St. Aubin aye. 

Warriner W. E., 1 Rotunda building, Griawold st. 

Weber J. F. (e- Co., Grotiot, nr. Eivard, and gth, cor. Michigan av. 

Whitney C. & D., Jr,, $ Co., office 5 Merrill block. (See advt.) 

Wight He A. & S. G.? Campau, cor. Atwater. 

Machinery Depots. 

Jenks James, 29 Atwater. 

Wormer G. S. & Son, 99, 101 and 103 Jefferson ar. 

Machinists. 

Detroit Locomotive Works. Lrtrned from 3d to 4th. 

Dry Dock Engine Works, Atwater bet. Orleans and DcQuindre. 

Flower James Kt Bros., cor. Brush arid 14Toodbridgc. 

Fulton Iron & Engine Works, Brush cor. Franklin. 

Hedge & Christie, cor. Atwater and Itivard. 

Jackson L Wiley, cor. 5th and Woodbridge. 

Kornar Joseph, Ijaker cor. 19th. 

Benhardt George, 196 Jefferson av. 

Petit, Benoit & Bros., 207 Croghart. 

Rill D. E., 161 and 163 Atwater. 

IVulfing Frederick, 32 Catherine. 

Yackcl & SchoEe'eld, 164 Rivsrd. 

Duncan E. E., 41 and 43 E. Woodbridge. 

IIanmer L. C.? 29 Bates. 

IIawley R. C% Sons, 48 Bates. 

Manufacturing Chemists. 

Duffield, Parke & Go., cor. Henry and Clifford. 

Farmer Silas, 35 hIonroc av. 

Billings & Co., 33 Woodbridge. 

Maps.

Christa P., 53 and 55 E., Columbia. 

Combs J. W., 6G1 Jefferson avc. 

JIussche J. B., 42 Monroe avo. 

Patterson D., 43 Larned. 

J'cters gl. Fitsgerald, 149 Grand River. 

Peters J. S., 145 Grand River. 

Schultheis W., 29 and 33 Michigan Grand ave. 

TVanbecq J., IT1 and 173 Gratiot. 

Match Mlnfr. 

Detroit latch Works, David RI. Richardson, Prop., 8th, bet. Fort 

and MTooclbridge. 

Grant 717. C., 37 Woodmard aye. 

Ninden hI. I., 213 Jefferson ave. 

Mathematical Instruments, (Mnfis. 1 

PJHechanics' Tools. 

Glover t Powell, 08 Wooclward avo. (See card cd front cover.) 

kleerschaum Pipes. 

Sutter Bra's, cor. JeEcrson and Woodward avc. (See ndvt.) 

Mercantile Agencies. 

Eradst.reet J. &I. L! Co., cor. Griswoltl amcl Jefferson ave. 

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Declsire T., St. hubin dire. cor. Congress. 

- Deuter Williil~, cor. Fort asnit 1Z:~stiil~~. \ 

Duniap W. II., 15 Griswol~t. 

Xlliott T., 21 Abbott. 

ld'itch & Carpenter, 112 and 11-4 Jefiison t~v. 

Garrett G., 243 5th. 

Gassmanq George, 255 JcGrso 11 ;ivc. (khc :1:1 vt.) 

Gootlrich J., 70 C+ritnd Rive:. 

Govin Cha8r!cs, cor. 13:ttfcs atlrl L:L~I~C,~. 

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Greig Di~~itl, 46 TIT. IAarilcd. 

EIansc!mnnm G., 19 Grand 1,' ~1 VCI-. 

ilara,glly ~ d~~ard, 59 Rilntloll~ll. 

Iretger John, 300 Gratiot,. 

Hintermister E., 200 Jefh'eraon ar. 

Jato b c! EIollstein, 90 C+risivo!d. 

Jaick Phiiipp, 151 E. Fort. 

linitt~~eis, 44 Monroe av. 

Iiredel C., 231 Gmtiot. 

Iiuhn F. ~k Son, 141 Grstiot. 

Levy L., 285 Woodwarcl av. 

Levy L., 114 Jficlligan. 

Loawer Ilenry, 5-1 Brusl~. 

I,oehbihler M., ltiopelle cor. RIuplc. 

Eomasne y William, 81 BIi~bigibll 

iLv. 

McGtrath James, 12 E Congress. 

lKcTerne y P., 207 Jefferson sve. 

AIaltz George C., 162 3cl. 

3Iailchester k Driatoi, 185 JelYersou 2v. 

Martine J., coy. BIonroe av. and Rs~idolpl! st. . 

bIilward 11. G., 186 Wooclwnrd av. 

EIiner E. LC- Son, 64 Cates. 

b'llitchell A. 1st cor. Abbott. 

AIueller C. F., 117 Jefferson av. 

Myers Charles, 97 Jefferson av. 

Xelson N., I06 Grand Bivei*. 

0'13rien T. E., 56 \IT. Lamed. 

Plets F., 41 Orleans. 

I'rell J. G., 107 JiTood~vard av. 

Rash c! Bemart, 045 Jeferson iivc. 

ltehnhn Wm., 454 Grstiot. 

Ibalston A., 339 Grand River. 

S~eger Anton, 170 Gratiot. 

Sham W. S., 80 Griswold. 

Spricb G., coy. Croghan 2nd Ccaubic~l. 

Stickel F. 6: Co., I90 Woodwa~d avc. 

Trounstine M., 189 JefI'erson nvc. (Scc atlvt. j 

JVassenr Chiirles, 101 Bates. 

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Weber L., 706 Michigan ave. 

Winiker William, I74 Larned. 

Milk Depot. 

Detroit Milk House, G. A. Duggan, 43 E. Congress. 

Rarlter Mrs. S. A., 284 ~Vooclmard avc. 

Beattie 31. & E., 310 Woodwa.rd avc. 

Chateau Miss T., 69 Croghan. 

Duerselen Mrs. W., IS8 Randolph. 

Dwyer 85 Gearin, 5th: cor. Porter. 

Faragut Mrs. &I., 94 Gratiot. 

French Louisa, 55 Brush. 

Gillet S. O., 292 Woodward aye. 

Golovsky II., 303 Wooclmard ave. 

Hill Hugo, 181 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Johnson Mrs. N. D., 274 iiiopelle. 

Langer Mrs. A., 118 E. Fort. 

McFarlane M. L., 48 Michigan aye. 

Macadam Mrs. A*, 144 JVoodward ave. 

hlontague Mrs. I?., 70 Beaubein. 

Morenus Mrs. R. ti., 287 Woodward ave. 

Sickle Mrs. F., 114 Randolph. 

Veragut Mrs. hl., 94 Gratiot. 

Vogler Mrs. M., 132 Clinton. 

Winchell Mrs. S. B., 117 E. Fort. 

1;Voodbury Miss C., 160 Gratiot. 

MiiIinery Goods. 

Forsyth & Co., 150 Woodward av. 

Hill Eugd, 181 Jegerson av. (!he advt.) 

Hirschman Fanny, 224 Jefferson ave. 

Zemansky Mrs. S., 188 Jefferson av (See atdvt.) 

Elder Adam, 164 JeEersbn av. (See &dvt.) 

Wetmore F. & GO., 68 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Wright William & CQ., 92 lVoodmatrd av. (See back paster.) 

Mouldings. 

Date &- Berry, cor. Randolph and Atwater. 

Widman & Aspinall, 40 E. Congress. 

Bailey John, 148 E. Congress. 

Music Teachers.

Meakin I-I., 18 Merrill block. 

Waltz D. F., 91 Maple. 

Music Publishers. 

Whittenore J. Henry Bt Co., 179 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Musical Hnstruments. 

Whitternore J. Henry & Co., 179 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

News DeaIers. 

Campbell W. G., 67 Grand River. 

Freeman L. S., 253 Jefferson av. 

Johnson L). E., 147 Woodward sv. 

Kendall Richard S., 64 Gratiot. 

Michigan News Co., Jefferson are., near Orismold. 

. McKerrow 5. P., Cass Block, Jefferson nv. 

Sanford John El., 89 Griswold. 

Smith D. B., cor. Front and Third. 

Newspapers 

Advertiser and Tribune Co., 312 Jefferson ave. 

Detroit Commercial Advertiser, W. El. Uurk ccL- Co., 32 La1 ned. 

Detroit Evening Post, (German), A. llorxhsusen, propr., 10 and 13 

Larned, Esst. (See advt). 

Detroit Free Press, H . N. Walkel*, Prest.,.F. Norvell, Sec., corner 

Griswold and Woodbridge. 

Detroit Journal of Commerce, (weekly), Barry & Garadwell, proprs., 


German Family Paper, (weeekly), A. Marxhausen, propr., 10 and 

12 Larned. (See advt). 

Michigan Journal, (Germam, daily and weekly), C. &ICL~.X~~:IIH~: 

b, 

propr., 11 and 13 Woodbridge. (See advt). 

Peninsular Herald, J. Russel! LC- Son, proprs., Wood~~ard ave., coroc3r 

Grand Ever st. 

The Daily Union, Union Printing Co., proprs., IT Lamed, West. 

The Detroit Post, The Daily Post Co. prop~:s, cor. Ltlrned & Shelby. 

The Index and Eailroad Guide, W. E. Tunis, propr., cor. Bates and 

W oodbridge. 

The Western Crescent, Iiolsr cL: Slawson, proprs., 46 Alollroe ave. 

(See atlvertisernent). 

The Western Rural, (weekly), IT. N. F. Lewis, propr, 192 Jefl'erson ave. 

Western Catholic, (meekly), David Barry & Co., proprs., 192 Jefn ave. 

Booth James S., 15 Woodbridge. 

Notaries Public.

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3 34 IIOLLAED'S DETItOIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTOET. 

Burt H. E., 53 Grismolcl. 

Diekinso11 J. G. 53 G-riswold. 

auhn Joseph, cor. Woodward we. and Congrcss st. (See atlvt.) 

XJcCsrthy Timothy, 30 W. Laruetl. 

NcLeod J. C., 51 Grismold. 

Iledmond W. IT., 15 Rotunda building, Griswolii st. (See atlvt). 

Adair ?T., 952 Jeff*e~son ave. 

Ferrand & &borne, cpr. Fort and 24th. (See ndvb.) 

Rubbard & Davis, 24th near Fort. (See aclvt). 

Bigelow E., room 9 Nerrill block. (Sec a,tl~rt.) 

hfontfort 0. F., 313 Jefferson ave. 

Oils (Mnfrs. and Dealers ie). 

Bentley M. V., 128 Jegerson aye. 

Ihry II. A., 46 Jefferson ave. 

Forest City Oil, 128 Jefferson avk. 

Greenslade J. L! Co., 100 W. Woodbridge. 

IIinman c ! Co., 54 Selby. 

I-Inrlbut C., 20 Wood~~ard aye. 

Millerd E. H., 40 Jefferson sve. 

Rantlall & Lamb, 257 Michigan avr. 

Cox T. S: Co., office 27 ilsndolpl~. 

Omnibus Line. 

Opticians. 

Black La & Co*, 194 Jetferson ave. 

Organs. 

Estey & co.'s Celebrated Cottage Orgn,ns, A. Couse, State agent, 137 

Jeff'erson ave. (See advt.) 

I,iug 8~ Chandler, Opera House block. 

Moeller Andrew, 233 Russell. 

OsnamentaI Trees. 

Kubbard & Davis, 24th,'near Fort. (See atlvt.) 

Oval Photograph Frames, (Mnfr.) 

gargreaves G, & B~Q., coy. 17th and ilownrd. (See sdvt.)

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Oxygenizecl Air Instituic. 

Hyde C, A., rooul -1 Fisher block. (See sdvt.) 

Oysters. 

Allen BJ&~, cor. 1st and Front. 

Nrown C. I,., 46 Michigan ave. 

Clarlr G.& Co., 309 JVood~~ard sv. 

German Antllony, 31 Washington :LV. 

Jlackett & Ross, C~SS I3iook, 31. 

Hamblen @. & Co., 168 Woodward av. 

(See ulvt.) 

HeRron John, 218 Jefferson av. 

Keffron & Go., cor. Woodward mcl Tel'iersou ayes. 

Jennings & Dark, 102 JeRersoil av. (See a.dvt>.) 

(See aclvt.) 

Oysters (Wliolesa'e) 

Sennings & Dark, 102 Jefferson av. (See acil{tr.) 

3fallory D. D. ck Co., 94 Jeiforson avc. 

Packers (Pork and Beef.) 

Belknap c! Drake, 19 and 31 TVootlbritljy. 

Cigly John, 46 1Voodbridgo. 

I-Ienlrel P., 47 Biiclrigan Grand av. 

Ilull Uros., Opera lIouse block. 

I'srke', Willard & &., 32, 3-2 and 36 E. T\'ootlhridge. 

Standish & Ives, 38 MicBige8n Grand av. '(See a'dvt). 

Scott Jollil, 157 Jercrson av. 

Pain Paint. 

Painters. 

iidams IV., 79 Blsrion. 

Alilous Willism, m s Brush bet. Alacomb nitd Grntiot. 

Eottne F., 55 Bronsort. 

Boydell Jobn, 100 Randolph. 

Eurgis J. IT. S: Son, 21 and 23 Crnncl R.ivc:.. 

Darwin B. BT., 217 T\Toodward av. 

Dean, Brow $ CO., 161 JcKerson av. 

1)ecring J. Ss Sons, room 9, Fisher Block. 

Elder Adam, 164 Jefferson ave. (See stlvt). 

Prancony Edward, cor. Antictn~n :~nd St. hilbirl ave. 

Godfrey &I. II. & Co., 30 G~iswold. 

EIirsemann S., 232 Calone. 

Tgosser C. R., 209 Park.

Ottley & Brand, n m cor. Bates and Larned. 

Pettie J., 495 Jefferson axe. 

Richter Gustave, cor. Beaubien and Woodbridge. 

Bose & Battishill, 445 Croghan. (See advt). 

Schaghen F. C., 249 Hastings. 

Sprenge J., 342 Antoine. 

Walthew A*, corm Congress and Brush. 

Weber E. G., 27 First. 

Wollenweber P. & Co., 193 Randolph. 

Wright Wm. & Go., 92 Woodward ave. (See back pastes). 

Painters' Materials. 

Worcester, Laible $ Standish, 14 and 16 E. Congress. (See advt). 

Paints, Bits and Glass. 

Farrand, Shele BG CO., 80 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

le & Standish, 14 and 16 E. Congress. (See advt.) 

Wright William & CQ., 92 Woodward ave. (See .backOpaster.) 

Worcester, Lai g 

Berry J. A & Co., 24 Woodbridge. 

Fowler Henry, 17 Jefferson ave. 

Paper Box, (Manufacturers). 

Paper Hangers. 

& Battishill, 445 Crogl~nn. (See advt.) 

Wright William & CO., 92 Woodward ave. (See back paster.) 

Paper (Mnfrs. and Dealers in). 

Barnes Brothers, 141 Jeff'erson ave. 

Cornwels, Price & Go., 118 Jefferson w e. 

Dean W., 146 Grand River. 

Detroit Paper Co., 208 and 210 Jefferson ave. 

Shiawassee Psper Co., 32 Woodward ave. 

Patent Adjustable Hoes. 

C., room 1 Fisher block. 

Patent Medicines., 

Ballary, Glass & Co., 214 Woodward ave. 

Farrand, Sheley dk Co., 80 Woodward ave.. (See advt.) 

Haigh Henry, 8. E. cor. Jefferson ave. and Brush. (See advt.) 

Patent Solicitors. 

Sprague Thomas S., 1 and 3 Arcade building.

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Hale James, T Abbott. 

Pattern Maker. 

Perfumeries. 

Bartholomew W. E., 227 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

Farrand, Sheley & Co., 80 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Seely J. M. dr. Oo., 265 Woodwalrd ave. 

Wiggins & Iclillan, 124 IT. Lamed. 

Photograph Galleries. 

Brush James A., cor. Woodward ave. and Lar~ed st. 

Cadwallader Bros., 223 Jefferson ave. 

Doran F. I%., cor. Michigan avo. and Wayne. 

Dullring Frederick, 41 Monroe ave. 

Ferrerty J. F., Brush cor. Gratiot. 

Grelling G., 219 Jefferson av.. 

Johnston James, cor. Larned and Bates. 

Lutge F. C., 61 Monroe sv. 

hIoore 0. D., 158 Jegerson av. 

Parsons en;^, 28 Michigan av. 

Itandall J. J., room 12 Fisher's block. 

Sanderson I. 'A., 181 Michigan av. 

Sutton Moses, 205 and 207 ,Jefferson av. (See advt). 

Van Deusen C. H., 196 Jefferson av. 

Watson George, 127 Jefferson av. 

Winchester's Gallery, Francis E. Winchester propr., 20 Merriil blk. 

Wing S., 149 Jefferson ave. 

Photographers Stock and IYlaterials. 

Angel1 George R., 127 Jefferson ave. 

Sutton E oses, 205 and 207 J efferson av. (See advt). 

Physicians. 

Albus Mrs. Anglica, 99 Maple. 

Jlndrews G. P., 41 Congress. 

Andrers >I. H., No. 1 Coyls bl jck. 

Angel1 A. D., 235 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Arnold Lucy, 74 E. Larned. 

Benettia, - 121 Gratiot. 

Bigelow John M., 187 E. Larned. 

Brodie William, 31 W. Lefayette ave. 

Brown J. A., 37 M. Lafayette av. 

Brumme Carl, N. S. Fort, bet. Russell and Biopelle. 

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carrier a. E., 221 Michigan ave. 

Chantler H. C., 181 Woodmard ave. 

Chavey P. L., 133 Jefferson ave. 

Clark B. L., 264 E. Clinton. See advt.) 

Cleland 11. A,, 21 State. 

Davenport Louis, cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold st. 

DP EIart II. II., 130 Jefferson ave. 

De Los D .' C., 203 Jefferson ave. 

Durfee J. M., 286 Woodward ave. 

Fairbairn T. A,, 139 Griswold. 

Farrand D. O., 86 W. Congress. 

Ferguson Joseph, 173 E. Congress. 

Flintermann J.. 378 Antoine. 

Gilbert C. B., 37 Adams ave. 

Gilmartin P. P., 29 Abbott. 

Griggs S., 15 Jefferson ave. 

Gustin W. C., 25 Adalms ave. 

IIarlow A., 234 Woodward ave. 

Henderson D., 170 Lafayette.- 

Hyde 6. A,, 4 Fisher's block, Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Inglis Richard, 21 W. State. 

Jenlrs E. W., 52 W. Fort. 

Kermott J. W.? 214 Woodmalrd ave. 

Rlein Peter, 257 JeRerso~~ ave. 

La.brey A,, 80 and 82 Wayne. 

Lathrop W. H., 92 E. Congress. 

Zauderdale Edward, 206 Jefferson av. 

Lighthill C. B., 275 Brush. 

Lyons R. J., Farmer cor. Randolph. 

Lyster Henry F., 105 E. Congress. 

hlcGram R., 225 Jefferson av. 

McKeown J., 260 Jefferson av. 

Mignault John B., cor. Congress and Antoine. 

Miller Mrs. E., 7 Elizabeth. 

Newland Henry, 165 E. Congress. 

Noyes J. F., Shelby cor. Fort. 

Oakley J. J., 130 Jefferson av. 

Pitcher Z., 86 TV. Congress. 

Rose L. C., 1 Fisher's block. 

Savage H. W. N.. 13 Griswold. 

Schulte Casper, 30 Monroe av. 

Scovel John B., 208 Jefferson ave. 

Shay G., 36 Bronson. 

Sims John, 404 Gratiot. 

Smith E., room 3 Fisher's block. 

Smith a. Earvey, M. D., 1\1. It. . S. Eng., F. P. S. Glassow, 


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CONNECTING 1VI.ICH THE 

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TEN EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY 

To New York, Without chme;e of coaches, making the most desirable route 

from all places in Michigin to all points East. New York 

and Boston via New Pork, and via Elmira to 

HARRISBURG PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON. 

EOSTON PASSENGERS, 

Via Grand Trunk and Vermont Central railway^, will save 

$3. 00 in Fare ! 

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Can purchase through tickets to all places io Canada for AMERICAN CUR- 

RENCY, and arrive at all principal stations seaeral hours in advance of com- 

peting routes. (See t.ime tables of each route.) 

SPECIAL NOTICE.L..=B~ this line all trains of Baturday run directly 

through to Buffalo and Toronto. Night Express ot Saturday arrives in Buffalo 

630 A. M., and in Toronto 5:15 A. N., Sunday-Twentyfour hours in, adsccnce 

of any other rou'e. 

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And Berths or Staterooms in aleeping coaches can be secured at the Co.'s Gen'l office 

CORNER WOOD WARD AND JEFPERSON AVENUES, DETROIT, 

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Or st the Depot, foot of Third Street. 

SEZLPCKELL, 

Qen'l Pass. Agent, Montreal. 

E. REIDY, 

Passenger Agent, Detroit.

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Smith H. E., 133 Jefferson ave. 

Smith John C., 174 Catherine. 

Stewart Alexander, 116 E. Lafayette. (See advt.) 

Stewart M., 71 Brush.. 

$tone B., 80 and 82 Wayne bet. Congress and Fort. (Seeadvt.) 

$utherlmd W. G., 283 Michigan ave. 

Thorn J. J., Elizabeth, bet. William and John R. 

Trudell S., Fort, cor. 13th. 

Van Norman J. M., M. D., 160 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Va-Zair Dr., 40 Woodward ave. 

Volland J., 108 Griswold. 

Walker Henry O., 60 Monroe ave. 

Waterman J., 308 Woodward ave. 

Webber N. W., 

92 E. Congress. 

Whiteford Richard, room 14 Merrill block. 

Wildi J., 263 Russell. 

Physicians (Homeopathic). 

Adams E. T., 54 Henry. 

Day D., 17 Rawland. 

Drake E. H., 16 W. Fort. 

Ellis E. R., 90 Griswold. 

Gorton W. R., 138 Woodward ave. 

Rastings C., 80 W. Lafayette. 

Lodge Edwin A*, 51 Wayne. 

Pomeroy Thomas F., 103 E. Congress. 

Rudolph B., 144 Randolph. 

Spranger F. X., 36 Monroe ave. 

$pranger M. J., 594 Michigan ave. 

Pianos, Organs and Helodeons. 

Amsden D. S., 137 Jefferson ave. 

Cause Adam, set. Unrivalled Cycloids, 137 Jefferson av. (See adst.) 

Cycloid Piano ~orte, Adam Couse, State agt., 137 Jefferson we. 

(See advt.) 

Jacquemain We, 32 Harriett. 

Simmons, Clough & Co., 96 and 98 Miami ev. 

Weiss & Van Laer, 66 Woodward av. 

Whitney C. J., 197 Jefferson av. 

Whitternore J. Henry Q Co., 179 Jefferson av. (See advt.j 

Picture Frame Dealers. 

Elder Adam, 164 Jefferson sv. (See advt.) 

Hughes Ezra, 127 Michigan ave. 

Winchester F. E., 20 Merrill block. 

Wright William & Co., 92 Woodward av. (See advt.)

Picture Frame (Mmfrs.) 

Eargreaves & Bra;, cor. 17th and Howard. (See advt.) 

Smith George B., foot of 1st. 

Blaster. 

Plasterers. 

Roberts $ Hanley, 44 E. Columbia. (See advt.) 

Plate Grass. 

Wright William & Co., 92 Woodward ave. (See back psster.) 

Platers (Gold and Silver.) 

Clay Br; Allen, 10 W. Larned. (See advt.) 

Traub Bros., 206 Jefferson av. (See advt.) . * 

Weller & Dolbeer, 119 Jefferson av. 

Plumbers. 

Cooper R., 3d cor. Michigan av. 

Ferguson Samuel, 91 Jefferson av. 

Holmes & Webster, 115 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Iloward II., 8th cor. Michigan av. 

Kramer & Steiner, 21 E. Congress. (See advt.) 

Linbutdau L., 162 Cslone. 

43 Griswold. (See advt.) 

Lovett S. W., 

MeIntyre John P., 20 Shelby. (See advt). 

Quighley John, 66 Woodbridge. 

lteiley john, 28 W. Larned. 

ltoss E. H., 53 TV. Larned. 

Schafer Anthony, 297 EIastings. 

Stewart J., 52 Brusl~. 

Sullivan J. J., 160 'CVoodbridge. 

IValsh Richard, 66 Larned. 

White & Cameron, 102 Bates. 

Whitman T., 165 Macomb. 

Police Agencv. 

Northwestern Detective Agency, E. H. Itaymonr, .principal, 1273 Jef- 

ferson avenue. 

Pop Corn. 

Turner C. Be & Co., 233 Michigan ave. 

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Pork Packers ; (See also Packers). 

Standish & Ives, 38 Michigan Grand ave. (See adut). 

Portrait Painters. 

Black ~hurston, 154 ~efferion ave. 

Potteries. 

Autretsch Martin, 162 Croghan. 

Balsley T. S., cor. Howard and 13th. 

Pflugk August, 512 Gratiot. 

Poultry and Game. 

Phillips H. T. BG CO., 42 Michigan Grand ave. 

Wallace 8. H;, 5 Russell House block. (See advt). 

Walsh J., 284 Woodward ave. 

Printers, (Book and Job). 

Aykroyd & Cliff, 41 Woodward ave. 

Burk W. H. & CO., 32 Larned. 

Detroit Free Press Co., cor. Griswold and Larned. 

Diack & Ostler, 164 Jefferson ave. 

Graham William, 41 Bates. (See card frollt cover.) 

Gulley 0. $., 10 and 12 E. Larned. 

Hadger Joseph F., 208 Jefferson ave. 

Harrington I). B., 214 Jefferson ave. 

Yarxhausen A., 10 and 12 E. Larned. (See advt.) 

Marxhausen C., (Journal office) 11 and 13 Woodbridge. (See advt.) 

stennstra F. H., 33 Griswold. 

The Daily Post Coo, cor. Larned and Shelby. 

Tribune Job Office, 212 Jefferson we. 

Union Printing CD., 17 W. Larned. 

Produce and Provisions. 

Herrington Willard, 41 Michigan ave. (See advt.) 

I-Iurd J. L. 6 Co., foot 2d. 

ivor G. B. & Co., 155 Woodward ave. 

Johnson H. B Co., 156 Grand River. 

Lafayette Whitman, 109 Michigan ave. 

Morrison Alexander, 77 Monroe ave. 

Rothenberg C. F., 291 Woodward ave. 

Standish & Ives, 38 Michigan Grand ave. (See advt 

5 Russell House block. (See advt.) 

Wallace 8, H,, 

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Publishers. 

Briggs Harlan P., 137 Jefferson ave. 

Clark Charles F., Publisher of Detroit City Directory, S. W. cor. 

Griswold and Jefferson ave. 

Griswold F. W., 2 E. Larned. 

Harrington D. B., 214 Jefferson sv. 

KO~U Bi Slawson, 46 Monroe av. (See advt.) 

Virtue & Yorston, room 11 Fisher's block. 

Pumps (Mnfrs. and Dealers in.) 

Brunner Stephen, 178 Clinton. 

I(ramer &Steiner, 21 E. Congress. (See advt.) 

Taff S. S. & Son, 19 Griswold. 

Putty (Mnfrs. 1 

Worcxter, Laible & Standish, 14 and 16 E. Congress. (See ad.) 

Rags (Dealers in.) 

Haley C., 313 Michigan av. 

Rengstebeck Christian, 71 Croghan. (See a h.) 

Jennings John, 117 Woodbridge. 

Watson G. & CC, 154 Grand River. 

11Tatson J. & Co., 113 Grand River. 

Ready Made Clothing (See Clothiers. 

Rail Road Agents. 

Norton B, F., cor. 3 and Woodbridge. 

Real Estate, Agents and Dealers. 

Boehm Emil, 46 Monroe sv. 

Crane F. J. B., 130 Jefferson sv. 

Crane & Wesson cor. Griswolcl ant1 Corigreus. 

Crawford F., 40 Fort. 

Poxen William, 80 Griswold. 

French T, P., 21 Rotunda Luildiog, Grisaold st. 

Frost George S. & Co., 81 Grisnrold. 

Hunt G. W., 32 W. Larned. 

Johnston J. W., Griswold, opp. post office. 

Kibbee P., 3632 Larned. 

Xuhn Jose h, cor. Woodward ave. and Congress st. (See adrt.) 

ILee, Parris fl & Son, 125 and 127 Jefferson ave. (See advt.) 

Littlefield & Williams. 149 Woodward ave. 

BlcLean A. I-I., 185 Jefferson ttve. (up stairs*) 

McLeod J. C., 51 Griswold.

Norris P. W., Griswold, opp. post office. 

Noves A. G., 10 Larned. 

~afms F., 945 Jefferson ave. 

Elathbone William Pa, 44 Griswold. 

Reeves H. L., 147 Jefferson ave. 

Real Estate Exchange, William J. Waterman, prop., Griswold, opp. 

post office. 

Smith Bradford, 82 Griswold. 

Smith Bt Reeve, Griswold, opp. post office. (See advt.) 

Rectifier. 

Chamberlain M. W. & Co., 88 Jefferson ave. 

Restaurants. 

Campbell Mrs. N., 283 Woodward ave. 

Carroll D., 49 Shelby. 

Christian & Son, Russell House corner. 

Fowler W. J., Detroit & M. &pot. 


Heffron & CO., cor. Woodaard and Jefferson aves. (See advt.) 

Jenks Mrs. J., 279 Jefferson ave. 

King S. B., 173 Grand River. 

Leigh Miss, 142 Woodbridge. 

Lynch D., 4 Woodward ave. 

Mappelbeck James, 147 W. Woodbridge. 

Pawley William, 76 Atwater. 

Reath T. S., 8 Woodward ave. 

Veranda, P. Rice, manager, 48 anb 50 Shelby. (See advt). 

Wilmot Wm., 243 Jefferson ave. 

Wilson Thoma$, 42 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Robes, (Buffalo and Fancy). 

Kelley Gea. B. $ Co., 182 Jefferson ave. (See advt). 

Stenton F. S., 184 Jefferson ave. (See advt). 

RoIling Mills. 

Wysndotte Rolling Mill Co., oftice, foot of Wayne. 

Roofers, (Patent). 

Armstrong B. & Co., 215 Jefferson ave. 

Gidday James, 72 Atwater. 

Gilbert J. W. Bt Co., " Patent Gravel Roofers," 54 Jefferson ave. 

Sparks G. W., 10 Merril! Hall. (See advt). 

Rubber Capotes. (Wholesale). 

Chapman J. R. & Co., 199 Jefferson ave.


Rubber Goods. 

Edwards He D. & Co., 87 Woodward ave. 

Rubber Mouldinqs. 

George H., 157 Jefferson aye. and 193 Gratiot st. (See a6vt). 

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Saddlery and Hardware. 

Duncan 'CVilliam & Co., 165 Jefferson ave. 

Hayden 8E Baldwin, 88 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Saddles and Harness. 

Amberg A, 377 Gratiot. 

Bottle H. E., 113 Grand River. 

Dunnebacke J., 67 Gratiot. 

Foster F. S., 65 Grand River. 

Gabler L., 424 Gratiot. 

Hayden & Baldwin, 88 Woochrard av. (See advt.) 

Hudson J., 98 Grand Ever. 

Iiahler N., 504 Grand P' er. 

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Lowson J., 360 Michigan av. 

McCulley G. E., 226 Jefferson av. 

Pearce He, 331 Woodward av. 

Rothenberg Herman, 230 Gratiot. 

Itussell & Matoon, 25 Grand River. 

Sabine A. & Co., 137 Grand River. 

Sabine 3. C., 111 Griswold. 

Sabine W. C., 35 Jefferson av. 

Ghane D. L., 92 Michigan av. . 

Trempler J., 354 Michigan av. 

Van Buren Samuel, 6 Michigan ave. 

Safes, Mnfrs. and Agents. 

Detroit Safe Co., Atwater bet. Hastings and Rivard. 

Neff E. W., 74 Griswold. - 

Rowley R. B. 8t Son, 40 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Sail Lofts. 

Wilson & Robeson, 3 and 5 Woodward ave. 

HoEner 8r; hfayes, foot of Bates. 

White Thomas, foot of Griswold. 

Sail Makers.


Ackerhalt Aaron, 54 Lafayette. 

Ackerman Jacob, 343 Atwater. 

Albrecht August, 297 Grand River. 

Alder Jacob, 127 Clinton ave. 

Armstrong Miss J., 86 Franklin. 

Aull Adam, 464 Gratiot. 

Aunt S., 11.9 Grand River. 

Austin Mrs. I?., 191 Atwater. 

Bachold F., 820 Gratiot. 

Barker Jacob, 286 Croghan; 

Barry John, 122 Franklin. 

Usrtenback Andrel-, 160 Eivard. 

Bawer A*, 827 Michigan ave. 

Beller Jacob, 12 W. Congress. 

Bird Joseph F., 70 Woodbridge. 

Blackmer J. W., 33 Jefferson-ave. 

Uloynk John, 128 Antoine. 

Boland H., 1 Jefferson ave. 

Brady Job, 8 Michigan ave. 

Brandt .b'. H.. 186 Gratiot. 

Braze1 Thomas P., 9 and 11 Congress, East. 

Bridge D., cor. Sixth and Woodbridge. 

Brooks H. 0.: 53 Clinton eve. 

Brushey I., 203 Gratiot. b 

Erust P., cor. Napoleon and Russell. 

Erustmaker Joseph, 205 Michigan ave. 

Uryenk J., James cor. Riopelle. 

Buof C., cor. Brush and Jefferson ave. 

Burdingnan Joseph, 301 Atwater. 

Burge Jacob, 159 W. Larned. 

Eyer M., cor. Kastings and Kapoleon. 

Byron He, 72 Atwater. 

Caldwell John, Guoin bet. Atwater and Franklin. 

Cantin Nelson, 302 Atwater. 

Cardy John, 287 Atwater. 

Carr I. L., I-Ioward House Block. 

Castello Patrick, 21 W. Larned. 

Castermans John, 322 Gratiot. 

Cavknow J., 530 Michigan ave. 

Chapin C. A*, 4 Beaubien. 

Charlton A., cor. Hastings and Iientucky. 

Clare T., 66 Woodbridge. 

Clark Charles, 72 Woodbridge. 

Cleeff F. W., Congress cor. Fifth. 

Clifford D. J., 251 Michigan avc. 

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Closset A*, 171 Grand River. 

Cole J. E.. 41 Larned. 

Commercial Saloon, 28 Griswold. 

Conrad Joseph, 322 Atwater. 

Crosby Elizabeth, 17 Monroe ave. 

Culnal J., cor. Maybury and Michigan av. 

Danielson W., 108 Grand Eiver. 

Danz William, 344 Gratiot. 

Davis William 61 Jefferson av, 

Delle John, 228 Russell. 

Delos Desire, Franklin cor. I-lastings. 

Delpier L., 96 St. Aubin av. 

De Schryver F. G., 162 ?IT. Woodbridge. 

Devrux William, 158 Franklin. 

Dewson Henry, 183 3d. 

Diehrick A., 682 W. Woodbridge. 

Dihle C., 121 W. Woodbridge. 

Dilyot Joseph, cor. Croghan and St. Aubin av. 

Ding Levi, 20th cor. Alexander. 

Dither N., 180 Michigan ave. 

Donne11 & Fitzgerald, 246 W. Woodbridge. 

Donohoe J. F., 71 Monroe ave. 

Dormer ~eorgk, 199 Mihhigan av. 


77 Lamed Street, East, 

Detroit, Jf4ch;iga.n.

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Dorr H., 9th av. cor. Michigan av. 

Dorr & Walters, foot of 3d. 

Drews John, cor. Chene and Macomb. 

Dsoulliard Oliver, 10 Hastings. 

Dunn P., Congress cor. ~ubois. 

Ebel L., 61 Randolph. 

Eberts John M., cor. Fort and Elastinge. 

Elliott John, 111 Woodbridge. 

Engel Conrad, cor. Mullet and Itivard. 

Engles J., 223 Grand River. 

Engstler John, 45 Clinton ave. 

Erion John, cor. Clinton ave. and Beaubien. 

Esser J., Mechanic, cor. Beaubien. 

Evettns P., 24th, cor. Michigan ave. 

Fav C., 20th: cor. Michigan ave. 

~ e kL., r Fort, cor. Orleans. 

Finn T., Woodbridge, bet. 1st and 2d. 

Fisher John T., cor. Michigan ave. and Cass. 

Fleming D., 680 W. Moodbridge. 

Flood J., Woodward ave., cor. Srady. 

Fogarty John, 137 Michigan ave. 

Fogle Edward, 48 Monroe ave. 

Forni V., 479 Gratiot. 

Foster W., 94 Michigan ave. 

Fowler W. J., Detroit & hf. depot. 

Frank Lewis, 322 Croghan. 

Frantz 8. S., 301 Woodward ave. 

Frieburger F., 916 Jefferson ave. 

Furlong William, cor. Larned and 2d. 

Garber Peter, 93 Macomb. 

Garrison Thomas, 159 Beaubien. 

Gassar J., 217 Gratiot. 

Gert Herman, cor. Fort and Rivard. 

Gies George H., 16 Monroe av. 

Gies Henry, 175 Croghan. 

Gilbey F. We, 190 Woodward av. 

Gintter W., 406 W. Woodbridge. 

Gladmitz P,, 34 W. Larned. 

Godde J., 96 St. Aubin av. 

Goellner G., 284 Gratiot. 

Goodchild B., 285 Woodmard ar. 

Boodwood G., 90 Grand River. 

Gordon Limes, 277 Woodward av. 

Gore A., cor Bates and Atwater. 

Gravels E., 305 Hastings. 

Griesinger Lewis, 178 Russell. 

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Gross John P., 238 Russell. 

Grunewald & Brugg, 55 Michigan Grand av. 

Guyette J., Cass block, Jefferson av. 

IIahn A,, 123 Eandolph. 

Harm Louis, core Mullet and Russell. 

Hanner William, 292 Gratiot. 

liansmann Mrs. M., 85 Catherine. 

Harpfer U., 418 W. Woodbridge. 

Harrmann A., Clinton cor. Edward av. 

I-Iatzenbuhler John, 3 Michigan Grand av. 

Heck J., 303 Gratiot. 

Heffron & CO., cor- Woodward and Jefferson avs. (See advt.) 

Heinike Charles, 29 E. Fort. 

Henrion George, 233 Lafayette. 

Henry H., 165 Gratiot. 

Herrmann M., cor. Clinton and Elmwood avs. 

I-Iesse Francis, 12 Monroe av. 

Higgins M., 302 Michigan av. 

Hill Mrs. M., 73 Franklin. 

Hillabrand F., core 16th and Woodbridge. 

Hoffmann J., cor. Woodbridge and 7th. 

Holland Mrs., 298 Michigan av. 

Eollihan James, Rivard, core Franklin. 

I.olmes Mrs. S., 26 Beaubien. 

Honses J., 69 Bronson. 

Horn John, 2 Woodward av. 

Huber Caster, 476 Gratiot. 

Illing John, 63 Croghan. 

Irving John, cor. Fort and Dubois. 

Jacklin William T., 60 Michigan av. 

Jacobs I-I., 674 W. Woodbridge. 

Jacob William B., 228 Gratiot. 

Janson H., 186 Michigan aye. 

Jelsch J., 357 Congress. 

Jenez Charles, Randolph, cor. Lamed, 

Jones E., 169 Michigan av. 

Kantman I?. J., 41 Michigan Grand av. 

Iceiler John, 392 Gratiot. 

lieussch Michael, 281 Hastings. 

lihon J., 427 Gratiot. 

Icieler Henry, 5 Michigan Grand av. 

ICilborn J., 278 Woodward av. 

Iilap M., 240 Woodbridge. 

Iiline Elizabeth, 154 W. Larned. 

Kline J., 325 Franklin. 

Klink J. C., 476 W. Woodbridge.

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. lilintworth Peter, cor. Atwater and DeQuindre. 

lioch K. L., 497 Hastings. 

Iiorff Mrs., Croghan cor. Eimwood av. 

ICriet V., 163 Gratiot. 

Rrunow Herman, 132 Clinton. 

Kunze George, Woodbridge bet. 9th and 10th. 

Iiuemmel-H., 288 Antoine. 

Ladroot Ely, 63 Macomb. 

Lambert C., cor. Calone and Prospect. 

Lavigne Mrs., Croghan cor. Elmwood av. 

Lawiena Mrs. T., Croghan cor. Elmwood ave. 

Leaite F., 181 Randolph. 

Le Elanc J., Woodbridge bet. 2d and 1st. 

Le Clair J., 918 Jeffer- on av. 

Lemlaen C., 249 Gratiot. 

Levassort George, 56 Brush. 

Levingst on James, 98 Woodbridge. 

Linto Joseph, 422 Gratiot. - 

Locke Joseph, Atwater, cor. Beaubien. 

Loeser A., 119 Randolph. 

Loewe Q., 39 Clinton av. 

Lucas U. S., 297 Woodward av. 

Lyons Joseph, cor. Beaubien and Fort. 

McAdam J. & Bros., 192 Woodward av. 

McDonald James J., 39 Woodward av. 

BfcDurmon J., Church, cor. Michigan av. 

McGumot J., Church, cor. Michigan av. 

McLaughin William, 74 Woodbridge. * . 

DIackey Mrs. E., 10 Beaubien. 

Rlathauer Paul, 237 Jefferson av. 

Mayer C., Riopelle, bet. Catherine and Sherman. 

3Iayville Anthony, St. Aubin av., cor. Guoin. 

Mende G., 2 Catherine. 

Metzer C., 347 Michigan av. 

Mills Mrs. A., 99 Atwater. 

Miners' Home, cor. 1st and Front. 

Mitchel Anthony, 21 Abbott. 

31onene John, 404 Gratiot. 

Monte Christo, Charles Richter, prop., 24 W. Lamed. 

l\iloran John, 438 W. Woodbridge. 

Moran M., Toll Gate, Michigan av. 

Morgan Q., 244 W. Woodbridge. 

Mueller Abraham, cor. Lafayette and Antoine. 

Mueller C. I?., 193 Atmater. 

Myll William, 74 Croghan. 

Newman C., cor. Alexander and Woodward av. 

Nemrnan Samuel, 77 E. Fort. 

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Netting George, core Larned and Shelby. 

Niles George, 116 Jefferson av. 

P'Iieefe John, 172 W. Woodbridge. 

Page A., 520 Michigan av. 

Paul C., 701 Michigan av. 

Pent1 P., 439 Hastings. 

Peterson Mrs., 23 Elmwood av. 

Pfeffer D., 204 Napoleon. 

Pinnel Henry, cur. Hastings and Atwater. 

Quinn Joseph, cor. Larned and Beaubein. 

Rahley M., 17 Griswold. 

Randall J.9 63 Jefferson av. 

Reithard C., 20th core Michigan av. 

Revall Mrs. M., 24 Beaubein. 

Rhaesa J.9 core Larned and 2nd. 

Richter Charles, 24 W. Larned. 

Richter L., 28+ Beaubein. 

Bici A., 64 Randolph. 

Rickel H. We, 78 Griswold. 

Riley M. Q., 250 Michigan avo 

Ringwald W., 528 Michigan avo 

Roof P. Me, 255 Michigan av. 

Rook W. H., 4 Woodward ave. 

Roos Philip, 107 W. Larned. 

Root J. A., Dubois, cor. Larned. 

Roth Me, 72 Riopelle. 

Ruebelmann E., 262 Russell. 

Ruoff A., 32 Monroe av. 

ltuoff Charles, 139 Bates. 

Sandford Charles, 76 Griswold. 

Sayers E., 341 Atwater. 

Schachteler Emil, cor. Macomb and IIastings. 

Schmidt Henry, Larned, bet. Brush and Randolph. 

Schoettle Carl, 163 W. Larned. 

Schroeder V., Franklin, core DeQuindre. 

Schuetz John C., 65 Bates. 

Schulz G., core Hastings and JVilkins. 

Schwab F., cor. Hastings and Columbia. 

Schwartz Nicholas, 212 Gratiot. 

Gchweikart Walter, 76 Elmwood av. 

Schweizer August, 92 Gratiot. 

Seiler Peter, cor. Fort and Antoine. 

Gelak Me, 393 Antoine. 

Serenbergh C., 378 W. Woodbridge. ' 

Sheffler J., 362 Michigan av. 

Sherwin John, cor. Franklin and Riopelle. 

Short J., Woodbridge, bet. lstand 2d-

Shute F. A*, 90 Grand River. 

Siell A., cor. Prospect and Moore. 

Sihler John, 220 Croghan. 

Simpson J. F., Franklin cor. St. Aubin av. 

$ink a. R., 44 Michigan Grand av. 

Smith A. W., 414 W. Woodbridge. 

Smith Wm. T., 113 W. Lamed. 

Snell Samuel C., 17 E. Fort. 

Sohtioker L., 407 Gratiot. 

Sprenninger N., 317 Gratiot. 

Stadler C., 926 Jefferson sv. 

Starkloff Charles, 131 Michigan av. 

Stehfest Herman, 2 Monroe av. 

Steiner H., Elmwood cor. Jefferson ave. 

Streninger C., 147 Grstiot. 

Stevenson I., 368 Michigan av. 

S tobel Henry, cor. Mullet and Rivard. 

Strassburg William, cor. Fort and Brush. 

Strauss Frederick, 271 Lafayette. 

Strelinger J., 101 Bates. 

Sutter V., 223 1st and Orchard. 

Surmond F., 609 Jefferson av. 

Sweeny B., 24 Michigan av. 

Sweke Louis, 3 Franklin. 

Tate Edward, Woodbridge bet. 9th and 10th. 

Tinker A. H., 8 Lamed. 

Tinnette John P., cor. Catherine and Rivard. 

Toohey P., 524 Michigan av. 

Tuck Charles, 10 Franklin. 

Ulrich Peter, 17 Michigan Grand sv. 

Vallier A., 11 3 Franklin. 

Van Cloakvand Matthew, 96 Woodbridge. 

Van Dgke P., 574 W. Woodbridge. 

Van Tiflin M., 114 Clinton. 

Vellger Charles, 130 Sherman. 

Vermulen Frederick, 72 E. Fort. 

Victorson H., 121 Michigan av. 

Vonderheide H., 175 Gratiot. 

Waldmann J., 421 Grand River. 

Walter L., Croghan, near Elmwood av. 

Ward John, 127 Croghan. 

Ward M., 200 Michigan av. 

Waring L. M., 126 Jefferson av. 

Warner M. W., 155 W. Woodbridge. 

Watson R., 523 Michigan av. 

Web er Chsrlee, cor. Mullet and ftnasell.

Wenig John H., 20th, near R. R. crossing. 

ettleufer F., 187 Gratiot. 

Weyns J. & P., 197 Atwater. 

White George, 435 Atwater. 

Wiethoff A., 91 Atwater. 

Wilkinson James, 171 Franklin. 

Wilson J., 105 Gratiot. 

Wilson Thomas, 42 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Wilt Frederick, 415 Lafayette. 

Wirth P., 767 Michigan av. 

Wunsch William, 37 Clinton av. 

Pager John, 125 Randolph. 

Ziesse Adolph, 49 E. Fort. 

Zimmerman John, 4 Monroe ave. 

Salt (Dealers in,) 

Mann J. M., 66, 68 and 70 Atwater. 

Sash, Doors and Blinds. 

Cobb & Keller, Lafayette bet. St. Aubin av. and Dubois. 

Dewey, Middlewood & Co., eor Atwater and Riopelle. 

Flynn Hugh, cor. of 3d and Congress. 

Ingersoll I. W., 66 and 68 E. Fort. 

Japes & Wiesenhoefer, 503 Gratiot. 

&lorhous Mitchell & Bgram, Woodbridge bet. Beaubien and Antoine. 

Ziesse, Dahlinger $ Bro;, Sherman bet. Hastings and Rivard. 

(See advertisement.) 

Saw Fjlers. 

Wilson David, 17 E. Congress. 

Saws (Mnfrs.) 

Mellus G. & I?., 60 E. Fort. 

Welch &- Griffiths, 42 Woodbridge. 

ScaIes and Balances. 

Bdalo Scale Works Go., N. B. Rowley & Son State agents, 40 

Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Farrand, Sheley & Co., (Fairbanks,) 80 Woodmard av. (Sec advt.) 

Holderried & Son, 67 Monroe av. 

Melchers J., 63 Randolph. 

Sculptor. 

Second-Hand Stores. 

Barnett L., cor. Macomb and Antoine.

. Blacker John, 6 Monroe ave. 

Bouteljo E., 24 E. Port. 

Cahill James, 1 Congress st., TITest. 

Davis A., 20 Michigan ape. 

Dunn Mrs. T., 183 Hastings. 

Irwin William, 83 Michigan ave. 

Lampert Levi, 15 E. Fort. 

Lentelo L., Bronson cor. Gratiot. 

Rabaut C. P., 157 and 159 Antoine. 

Rowell J., 119 Michigan ave. cor. First. (See advt.) 

Smith J. M., 100 Michigan Ave. 

VanBaalen I., 90 Michigan aLve. 

VanBaalen Be, 40 Michigan ave. 

Vanherpen G. E, 19 E. Fort. 

Walters Lewis, 166 Gratiot. 

Seeds, (FIower and Trees). 

Ferrand & Osborne, cor. Fort and 24th. (See advt.) 

Seed Merchants. 

Ferry D. Me BG GO., 189 and 191 Woodward ave. (See advt). 

N. En Car, Randolph & ells s ! H s n 

This House under its present management is First Class in ail its 

appointments, while the charges are moderate. 

GEO. H, FREINCH, Supt, 

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33. EX- SICINNER, P~o*

EOLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 

PRICE ONLY $45.00. 

Is a Perfect Machine for Purnily and Manufacturing purpose s 

o,2 Cloth or Leather. With the Machine is furnished all the 

Extras for Felling, Cording,. Braiding, Tuckin g, 

And work generally done on a Sewing Machine, 

AND ALL 37033 FOI&TY FIVE D(B3jLAX3S. 

BInchines Sent to all parts of the State with perfect safety. 

@T We want$ Agents in1 every Town in the State. Salary from $1,200 to 

$2,000 per snnum. 

For further particulars, call or send red stamp, and address 

1). B. HERRINGITON & CO., Gen'l Agents. 

35 Monroe Ave., DETROIT, Dlich.

Sewing Machines. 

Andrews G. V. N., 115 Bates. 

Bartram Bi Fanton Sewing Machines, A. Ashley, :general agent, 

63 Randolphl (See advt.) 

Domestic Sewing Machine, J. V. D. Eldredge &. Co., sole agents, 

185 Jefferson ave. (up stairs). (See advt). 

Elliptic Sewing Machine, M. B. Cook, agent, 196 Jefferson ave. 

Empire Sewing Machine, M. 33. Cook, agent, 196 Jefferson ave. 

Florence Sewing Machine Co., E. W. Gleason gen'l agt., 158 Jeff'n av. 

Grover $ Baker 8; I. Co., S. C. Randall gen'l agt., No. 4 Opera 

House block. (See front paster and cover.) 

Kowe Machine Co., A. H. West & Co. gen'l agts., 50 Woodward av. 

The Singer Manufacturing Co., H. R. Joslyn agt., GO Woodward 

av. (See advt.) 

Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, West & Comly agts., 178 Jef'n as. 

Wilson's Shuttle TYlachines, Herrington & Co. agts. 35 Monroe av. 

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Sewer Pipes. 

Thompson F. P. & Go., Woodward av. nr. Brady. 

Shawls. 

Frisbie James Wa9 53 and 55 Woodward av. (See advt. 

Sheet Music. 

Whitternore J. Henry & Co., 179 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Shingles (Mnfrs.) - 

Parkes J. & C., 405 W. Woodbridge. ' 

Cook J. & Son, 285 Atwater. 

Ship Blocks. 

Ship Builders. 

Campbell, Owens & Co., Atwater foot DeQuindre. 

Jones J. M., 421 Woodbridge. 

Ship Chaudlers. 

IXinchman Guy F. & Co., 16 and 18 Atwater. 

Kanter Edward, 4 and 6 Woodward. 

Ship Owners. 

Campbell W. P., owner of ferry boats and tugs, 4 Woodward av. 

Carey C. H., on dock foot of Bates. 

Demass John, foot of Bates, 

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Hackett Robert J., foot of Griswold. 

Hart W. W., 4 Woodward aye. 

Pridgon Charles J., foot of Bates. 

Ralph P. J., foot First. 

Scott J. B. 4 Woodward ave. 

Sheehan Daniel, foot Woodward ave. 

Strachan J., foot of Griswold. 

Strong H. M., foot of First. 

Ward Eben, foot of Griswold. 

Whitaker & Parker, foot of Bates. 

Brady & CO,, 1 Woodward ave. 

Shippers. 

Shirts, (M anufrs. 

Chandler George C., 1 W. Larned. 

Show Cases. 

Chappen & Phillips, 38 Monroe ave. 

Whitternore T.-E., 50 Jefferson ave. 

Frisbie Jamee W., 53 and 55 Woodward ave. (See advt). 

Silversmiths. 

Ward C., 12 Grand River. 

Silver Plated Ware. 

Smith M. $. & Co., 51 Woodward and 169 Jefferson ave. (See advt). 

Traub Bros., 206 Jefferson ave. (See advt). 

Wetmore F. & Go., 68 Woodvard ave. (See advt). . 

Silver Platers. 

Clay & Allen, 10 TV. Larned. (See advt). 

Giddg J. lk Son, 5 Ledyard. 

Slate Roofing. 

Smokers' Articles. 

Sutter Bros., core Jefferson and Woodward aves. (See advt). 

Bell & Go., foot 18B. 

Clydesdale Soap Works, 3, 5 R: 7 Frank!in. 

Hartness James, 166 Franklin. 

Hack & Co., 23 Antoine. 

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.Metsner J. & Go., Michigan ave. bet. 18th and 19th. 

Scott T. G. & Co., corm High and Hastings. 

Shulte & Bro., cor. Eivard and Franklin. 

Sutton A M., -62 Woodbridge. 

Wiggins L McMillan, 124 W. Larned. 

Soda Water, (Manufrs). 

Cronk Warren, 48 Jefferson ave. 

Funkey Anthony 249 Maple. 

Solder. 

Blinds Magic Solder, Douglas & Co., agents, 32 W. Larned. 

Kent We J. & Co., room 8, Fisher's Block. 

Spice Mills. 

Linn 8. R. & W. T., 120 Jefferson ave. 

Sanderson Walter, 154 Woodward ave. 

Spring Bed, (Manufrs). 

Gaffney & Dunks, 157 Jefferson ave.. 

Partello B., 54 Jefferson ave. 

Secomb J. L. L Co., Randolph core Cratiot. 

Whipple & Co., 59 hlonroe aye. 

Springs and Axles. 

Bayden $t Baldwin, 88 Woodward sv. (See advt.) 

Statuary (Mnfrs.) 

Zeni Amabile, 162 Em Lafayette. 

Steam Engines. 

Kennedy & Greig, on 3d bet. Congress and Larned. 

Willits W. J., cor. Congress and 3d. 

Steamboats (Lines and Agencies.) 

Iieena John C., office Cac~ 

block 3d and Jefferson av. 

Merritt W., office foot of Randol~h. 

Bodier N.'J., agt. for North'n !Piansportation Co., office foot Randolph. 

Whiting J. T., foot of 1st. 

~ctroi;& levela and Steam Navigation Go., D. Carter, wharf and office 

foot ~f Shelby. 

Detroit, St. Clair Eiver, Lake Huron shore, Saginam and Toledo, foot 

of Wayne. 

Erie Railway Line Steamers, John S. Patten, foot of Griswold. 

Lake Superior, lake shore, Baginaw & Thunder Bay, office foot Griswold.

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Northern Transportation Co., office foot of Randolph. 

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Steamship Agents. 

lYIcCabe Charles, (European and California,) cor. Jefferson av. and 

Griswold st. (See advt.) 

Mdy E., agent for Canard and Montreal Mail and Inman lines, cor. 

Woodward and Jefferson aves. (See advt.) 

Stencil Cutting. 

Hochgraff Maximilian, 246 Jefferson av. 

Perkins J. E., room 16 Merrill Block. 

Seagrave E. P., 155 Woodward av. 

Stenographer. 

Flowers Charles, 24 Bank building. 

Stereotypers 

The Calvert Lithographing, Engraving and Ha Publishing 

Co., cor. Jefferson sve. and Griswoid st. (See ii%vt). 

Stock and Bond Brokers. 

Wilkins Alvan, 83 Griswold. 

Stone Ware. 

Alexander & Co., foot of Shelby. 

Amphlett John W., 58 and 60 Woodbridge. 

Mann I?. P., 66, 68 and 70 Atwater. 

Stone Yards. 

Batchelder & Cook, Woodbridge near Shelby. . 

Fett C., 153 Muller. 

~indlater & Brunton, on Dock next to D. & M. E. R. 

Lochbihler W., 156 Clinton. 

Michigan Concrete Stone Co., 278 Atwater. 

S renger Wm., cor. Beaubien & Macomb. (See advt.) 

Qan de Werken D. L., 421 W. Woodbridge. 

Stoves and Tinware. 

Battle James, 321 Jefferson ave. 

Baumeister John, 282 and 284 Gratiot. (See advt.) 

Detroit Stove Works, 15 and 17 Woodbridge. 

Gill James, 31 Michigan ave. and cor. Cass. (See advt.) 

Glover BE Powell, 98 Woodward ave. (See card front cover). 

Haller M., cor. Michigan ave. and Second. 

Hengstebeck Christian, 71 Croghan. (See advt). 

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I~OLLAND'S DETROIT CITY BUSINESS LIREOTORY. 151 

,PEensien John P., 128 and 130 Antoine. (See advt). 

Iiopson H. C. & Co., 293 and 295 Woodward ave. 

Jerome E. &. Co., 171 Woodward ave. 

Kellogg E. P., 44 Jefferson ave. 

Limbach M., 100 Woodward ave. (See advt.) 

Motz P., 16'1. Grand River. 

Noyes A. G., 276 Michigan ave., oEce 10 Larned. 

Sales & Pelgrim, 18 Michigan ave. and 52 Jefferson ave. 

Sweeney E., 196 Gratiot. 

Tyrrel R. A., 58 Jefferson av. 

Ulrich F. & Go., 423 Jefferson av. 

Welz di Bros., 176 Woodward av. 

Straw Goods. 

Forsyth & Co., 150 Woodward av. 

Kelley Geo. B. BG CO., 182 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Icuhlman A. & Co., 102 Randolph. 

SurgicaI and Dental Instruments. 

Tailors. (See Mercl.nant Tailors.) 

Tailors' Trimmings. 

Hit~hcock gt Esselstyn, 147 Jefferson av. 

Tanners, 

Holthoefer, Millenbach Bt Bro., 184 Croghan. 

Koenig & Wenzell. cor. Maple and Orleans. 

Lutticke & Bro., cor. hIullet and Riopella. 

Renz Henry, 326 Gratiot. 

Schehr J. cYs A., 184 Catherine. 

Schmidt Trangott, 56 and 58 Croghan. 

Stone H. R., 519 Woodbridge. 

Tomlinson & Graves, 39 Atwater. 

Teas, Coffees and Spices. 

Evans & Walker, 96 Jefferson av. 

Fish &. Schroder, 40 V?. Larned. 

IIill lk Bro., 122 Jefferson av. 

Linn A. R. BE We F., 120 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Sanderson Walter, 154 Woodward av. 

Teas, C0ffee.s and Spices (Wholesale.) 

Hinchman T. 11. & Co., 75 and 80 Jefferson av.

Telegraph Go.'s 

Western Union Telegraph Co., C. Fox manager, 50 Griswold and 3 

Board of Trade building. 

Ticket Agents 

Brown James, agt. M. S. & N. I. R. R., Merrill block. (See ad.) 

Goodale George S., M. S. & K. I. E. R., depot foot of Brush. 

McCabe Charles, (Great Western of Canada,) J. 8. Peilding chief 

cbrk, cor. Jefferson av., and Griswold. (See aclvt.) 

McKenam John, Cass Hotel ~efferson av. 

Morton B. F., cor. 3d and Woodbridge. 

Reidy E., agt. M. C. Re R. Bt G. T. R. P., E. J. Pierce chief 

clerk, cor. Woodward and Jefferson am. (See advt). 

Thompson & Wagner, cor. Jefferson av and 2d. 

Tinners. 

Aegerden C., 160 Rivard. 

Dimler Andrew 234 Croghan. 

Haller M., 1 Porter. 

Hock J. J., 221 Michigan av. 

Kesfelem H., cor. Prospect and Marion. 

Labruzy John, cor. Lafayette and Riopelle. 

McBreaity James, 281 Woodward av. 

Rivenet Theodore, 569 Croghan. 

Thierry A., 465 Gratiot. 

Wilkie D., 205 Gratiot. 

Tobacco, (Manufrs. & Dealers in.) (See also Cigars). 

Baby Henry, 1 Campus BIartins. 

Bagley John J Sr. Co., cor. of Dates itlid ~~Tooclbri~ge. 

Barker K. C. cPr Co., 74 c% 76 Jefferson nve. 

Boggs Thomas K., 317 and 319 Jeire~sorl ave. 

Duncan & Hana, 11 and 13 TVood~vard ave. 

Jelsch t Tannahill, opposite City IIaII. 

Lichtenberg G. B.. 46 and 48 Congress, East. 

Mordhorst John, Jetferson ave. bet. Bd anti 311. (See advt). 

Nevin & Mills, 193 and 195 Jefferson ave. 

Schuneman Bros., Jefferson ave. 

Scotten Lovett & Co., 104 to 110 Randolph. 

Sutter Bros., cor. Jefferson and Woodward aves. (See advt). 

Tobacconists, (Wholesale) 

Hanns & Co., 112 and 114 Woodward ave. 

Mordhorst John,Jefferson ave. bet. 2d and 3d. (See advt). 

Bothschild Bros., 232 Jefferson ave.

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Stahl F., cor. Third and Front. 

Toilet Articles. 

Bartholomew W. E., 227 Michigan ave. (See advt). 

Farrand, Sheley 8E Co., 83 Woodwood ave. (See advt). 

Haigh Henry, s e cor. Jefferson and Brush. (See advi). 

Trimmings, (Dress and Cloak). 

Van Mowrick Y. & Bro., 66 Woodward ave. 

itemansky Mrs. S., 188 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Trunks (Mnfrs. and Dealers in). 

Maier 8t Weber, 63 Monroe av. 

Mannebach-& Good, Atrater, foot St. Aubin av. 

Wolff Bros., 211 Jefferson av. 

Granger E., 53 Orleans. 

Tubing. 

Tug and Vessel Owner. 

Grummond S. B., on Dock, foot Bates. 

Turners (Wood>. 

Parkes J., cor. Cbngress and 3d. 

Muller J., 266 Michigan av. 

Whitehill William, 60 E. Fort. 

Seitz Charles, cor. Franklin and Brush. 

Fisher & Bachan, 20 Woodbridge. 

Twines. 

Umbrellas. . 

Gagel Peter, 25 E. Port. 

Kelley Geo. B. BG CO., 182 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Lingeman C., 30 Monroe av. 

Stenton F. S., 181 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Undertakers. 

Bronson R., 92 and 94 W. Larned. (See advt.) 

Geist Valenteine, cor. Monroe and Parrer. 

Latimer G. W., 181 Woodward av. 

Roche Thomas, 81 Randolph. 

Sutherland J., 91 Gratiot. 

Vieson Frederick; 159 Maple. 

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Under takers Trimmings. 

Bronson R., 92 and 94 W. Larned. (See advt.) 

Upholsterers. 

Janssen Lewis, 79 E. Croghan. 

Ray A. T., 229 Grand River. 

Stevens & Co., 142 Woodward av. 

Yeaton & Swain, 230 Woodward av. 

Varnish, Mnfrs. 

Bevy Bros., 22 Woodbridge. 

Farrand, Sheley & Co., 80 Woodward av. (See advt.) 

Vegetables, DeaIers in. 

Green D. D., 558 Michigan av. 

Matthewson W., 415 Grand River. 

Morphey R., Grand River corm Orleans. 

Purcell Mary, 123 Larned. 

Sullivan John P., 125 W. Woodbridge. 

1 Sullivan W. H., 133 and 135 W. Woodbridge. 

Williams H., Adams cor. Cass av. 

Veterinary Surgeon. 

Murray A. J., 265 Beaubien. 

Vinegar, Mnfrs. 

Heutter Casper, 310 Riopelle. 

Landsberg 8.; 

57 Griswold, manufactory. 88 Jefferson av. 

Woolley S. R. & Co., 36 1st. 

Violins and Guitars. 

Whittemore J. Henry $G Co., 179 Jefferson av. (See advt). 

Wagon Makers : (See also Carriages). 

' Chope E. 8G Sons, 80, 82 and 84 Randolph. 

Cullen A. Bros., 151 Grand River. 

Dupont D., 92 Franklin. 

Gemeinhart A., 145 Grand River. 

Lightcap B., 356 Grand River. 

Ochsenhirt A,, Gratiot cor. Antoine. 

Thompson Henry, cor. Riopelle and Atwater. 

Wall Paper. 

Baker J. B., 87 Griswold. 

Elder Adam, 164 Jefferson aye, (See advt) 

Wright Wm, & CO., 92 Woodward ave. (See back pa ster). 

Washinq Machines. 

Cummings & ward, 83 Randolph. 

Thayer A,, agent for Dexter machines, I? Miama aye. 

Watches : (See als~ JeweIers). 

Garretson A. T., 93 Grand River., 

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92 and 94 Lamed Street, West, 

Near Wayne. 

RESIDENCE, HOWARD HOUSE, 

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds 

WOOD & METALLIC BURIAL CASES &, CASPUETS, 

undertaker^' Trimmings. Etc. 

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Hearses and Ca~2~inges 3wazishecE at aW =rimes.

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Kaiser A,, 179 Jefferson rtve. (See advt). 

Smith M. S. $ GO., 51 Woodward and 169 Jefferson aves. (See advt). 

Traub Bras., 206 Jefferson ave. (See sdvt). 

Watches 8 Jewelry, (Wholesale). 

Schuler George, 160 Jefferson ave. 

Smith M. S. & C3., 57 Woodward & 169 Jefferson aves. (See ad.) 

Weavers, (Carpets)' . 

Fauser William, 118 Clinton. 

Gottschow Nicholas 193 Michigan. 

Grieve Mrs., 384 Sixth. 

Nahoney James, Sixth, cor. Labrosse. 

Massates Joseph, 410 E. Lafayette. 

fiobert O., 131 12th. 

Schmooclc William, 115 Croghan. 

Seymour Charlotte, 571 Fort. 

Shopenhour J., 477 Gratiot. 

Whips and Lashes. 

Nobie S., 105 Woodward av. 

White Lead and Zinc. 

Detroit White Lead and Zinc Works, Worcester, Laible & Stand- 

ish, proprs., 14 and 16 E. Congress. (See advt.) 

Whitewashers. 

Dolton William, 135 E. Lafayette. 

Warren W. H., 185 Macomb. 

Wig Makers. 

Clay William, 119 Jefferson ay. 

Willson E C., 198 Jefferson av. (See advt.) 

Willow Ware. 

Engel C., 257 Gratiot. 

Dondero A., 47 E. Fort. 

Window Glass. 

Eari G. Y., 50 Jefferson ave. 

Wright William & Co., 92 Woodward ave. (See back paster). 

Window Shades. 

Elder Adam, 164 Jefferson ave. (See ndvt). 

Lynch William, 203 Jefferson ave. 

Wright Wm. & Co., 92 Woodward ave. (See back paster). 

Wines and Liquors. 

Bagard E. G. & Co., 73 and 75 Griswold. 

Brede & Hasselbach, 34 Monroe av: 

DeForest &. Co., cor. Congress and Randolph. 

Diederich & Breisacher, 72 Congress.

Nagle P. W. At322er cor. Riopelle. 

Peabody D. W., Williams cor. Miami. ave. 

Peacock L., Griswold cor. Clifford. 

Ross A. & Co., cor. Grand River and 2d. 

Ryan M. & M. J., 305 Atwater. 

Wool Dealers. 

Folsom S. & GO., 90 Woodward av. 

McGraw BE CO., 2 Atwater. 

Standish & Ives, 38 Michigan Grand av. (See advt.) 

Woolen, Mnfrs Supplies. 

Eaton Theodore H. & Son, 18 Woodward av. 

Worsted Goods. 

Solomon Edward, 244 Jefferson av. 

Wringing Machines. 

Hill W. R., 188 Woodward av. 

Yankee Notions. 

Austin A. C., 190 Jefferson av. 

Beck J., 147 E. Fort. 

Brown S:, 174 Michigan av. 

Burhans Mrs. A., 239 Grand River. 

Clapp B. F., 299 Woodward av. 

Cornehl F., cor. Sherman and Riopelle. 

Doetsch E., cor. Antoine and Napoleon. 

Engelman Mrs. B., 416 Croghan. 

Fisher Mrs. S., 228 Woodward av. 

Held Louis, 153 Antoine. 

IIiggins M. Charles, 111 Jefferson av. 

Illick 8. F., 290 Woodward av. 

Knoll $ Wiseman, 209 Jefferson av. 

Koenig L. M., 45 Catherine. 

Kraeing Wm., 392 Gratiot. 

Kresy Mrs. C., 275 Woodmard avc. 

Leech Mrs. J., 207 Gratiot. 

Machris Charles, 5 Clinton ave. 

Merrill Robert, 40 Clinton ave. 

Pierce, Farrington & McMillan, 77 and 79 Jefferson ave. 

Robinson Marcus, 158 Woodbridge. 

Roth M., 366 Antoine. 

Schlinger E., cor. High and Hastings. 

Setz George, 198 Macomb. 

Shaw BL: ~arvin, 


Stern E., 207 Gratiot. 

Van Damme B., 193 Congress. 

Yankee Notions, (Wholesale). 

Jacobson S. & Co., 247 Jefferson aye.

AND 

With Corrections to November 1868.

This House under its present mu?ta.gement is Fi~st Class in all its 

appointments, while 8the charges are moderate. 

3% 13, SEIINNER, Pro, 

@E0. FRENCH, Supt, 

First Class in all respects, centrally located, considerablgl mlarg- 

ed and bhoroughly refurnished. Accomrnoclation for 600 Guests. 

I AUGUST B. TABEB, propr.

INTERNAL REVENUE GUIDE, 

AND TAX PAYEBS9 ADVISER. 

For the following valuable inforination we are indebted to a work by C. N. Emerson, 

Pittsfield, BIassachusetts : 

me statutes. 

Early in the history of the war to suppress the rebellion, it was perceived by Congress 

that in order to meet the vast clisbursements incident to such a contest, and 

at the same time meet the ordinary expenses of the Government, it .cvould be necessary 

to introduce an "excise" or internal revenue system, as wide in its details and 

extensive in its operation as the nxignitucle of the contest. The first enactment 

was made on the 1st of July, 1862, followecl during the same year with explanatory 

acts, not now requiring particular notice. On the Yd of March, 1863, another statute 

~vt~s eaacted, sonietvhat amendatory, and generally increasing the rates of tax. On 

June 30, 1864, the system and previous enactments were thoroughly revised; tlie 

text of the law re-written ; and the same has been lllade the basis of all subsequent 

amendments, the more important of which were niade on July 13th and 2?th, 1866, 

and March 261, 1867 (I). 

The law has thus beell in operation more than five years; it has received extensive 

alterations and modifications; the decisions and rulings under it have beell 

large in number, and most importailt in their bearings upon tlie collstruction of the 

statutes, and the ,zclaninistration of the systeln. 

The Ofleers of the Lati. 

1. The Comlnissioner of inlernaz Revenwe and the Deputy Comm,Psione~.-These 

oacers are charged with llle general administration of the system, (the latter acting 

as Coinmissioner in tlre absence of that officer.) The @o~nmissioner superintends 

the collection of the taxes ancl duties, prepares instructions, regulations, forms, 

blanks, stamps, etc., provicles cotton marks, hydrometers, stamps, dies, and renews 

the same, contracts for the printing of forins and decisions, etc. ; and has the franking 

privilege. His ruling and decision is final upon all matters pertaining to the law, 

upon all appeals made to him by assessors or other officers. He acts under the general 

direction of the Secretary of the Trcasurey, but he is substantially the head of 

his own Department or Bureau, and controls this now most important branch of the 

revenue service. His sdnry is six thousand dollars, and his office has an assignment 

of clerks made by the Secretary of the Treasury. Upon the re-organization of the 

office in 1866 two additional cleputy coiilillissioners were appointed, each with 

salary of three ,thousand dollars, one solicitor wit11 a salary of four thousand ciollars, 

and seven heads of divisions, to mhich mere also assigned two hundred anrt 

twenty clerks, and wit11 a corps of nlessengers and laborers (2). 

It is made a part of his duty to pay over a11 monies daily to the United States Treasnry, 

and to render monthly an account of all monies received and paid out, or paid 

to the Treasurer of the United States, and upon the settlement of these accounts 

by the Auditor and Comptroller to transmit a copy to the Scretary of the Treasury, 

to whom he at all times submits his accounts for inspection. He also gives a bond 

in one huudrcd thousand dollars for the fhitllfi~l perfor~llance of his duties as prescribed.

He also has charge of all real estate which has been or shall be assigned, set off, or 

conveyed, by 11urcllase pr otherwise, to the United States, in payment of debts arising 

under the laws relating to internal revenue, and of all trusts created for the use 

of the United States, in payment of such debts due them ; and, with the approval of 

the Secretary of the Treasury, may sell ancl dispose of, at public venclue, upon not 

less than twenty days' notice, lands assigned or set off to the United States in payment 

of such debts, or vested in them by mortgage or other security, for the payllleilt 

of such debts ; and cases where real estate has already become the property 

of the Cnited States by conveyance or otherwise, in payment of or as security for a 

debt arising under the laws relating to internal revenue, and such debt shall have 

heen paid, together with the interest thereon, at the rate of one per centum per 

lllonth, to the United States, within two years from the date of the acquisitioil of 

such real estate, it shall be lawful for the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, wit11 

the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, to release by deed, or otherwise convey, 

such real estate to the debtor froin whom it was talien, or to his heirs or other 

legal representatives. As before stated, he has the general charge of internal revrllue 

matters, and his connection with the administration of tlie system is seen in all 

its provisions. 

2. 2I~e Depz~ty Commissio~wm are also charged with such duties in the Bureau of 

Internal Revenue as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury or as may 

be required by law, and also have the franking privilege. Their annual salary is 

twenty-five hundred dollars. 

g. jYea.enue Agents.-The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized to appoint tell 

revenue agents to aid in the prevention, detection ancl punislunent of frauds upon 

the internal revenue, whose compensation is not to exceed two thousand clollars 

eilcll together with their expenses reasonable incurracl. 

The Assessor. * 

In each of the congressional districts of the United States, or the territories ancl 

the District of Columbia, there is commissioned by the President an Assessor of 

Illternal Revenue, who duties are as extensive and comprehensive as the provisiolls 

of the law. These will be here stated generally, leaving. to their appropriate place, 

the particular recital of his varied authority in colinectlon with the adnlinistratioll 

of the system ; premising that by him and llis assistailts is initiated the steps by 

wlhich tile collection of iiiternal revenue is effected. 

1, He divides his districts into conveilieilt sub-divisions within each of whic]l the 

Secretary of tlie Treasury appoints an assistant. 

2. Before entering upon the performance of his duties, he takes the oat11 for the 

fi,itllfull execution of his office. 

3. For willfully neglecting to perform his prescribed duties, or for innking false assessments, 

for receiving fees or. rewards not provided by lu~, or for being guilty 0 f 

extortion or wilful oppression in office, he shall, up011 conviction, be subject to fine 

of not exceeding one thousand ciollars, be subject to imprisonment, be disnlissecl 

from office, and disqualified forever from holcling any office uncler the Government. 

4. IIis salary is fifteen llundred dollars per year payable quarterly, and commis 

I sions graded by the amount of collections in his district; the entire salary and cornlllissions 

not to exceed four thousand dollars. He is allowed the reasonable sun19 

expended for office rent, after;the same have been approved by the proper officers of 

the Treasury. He is also allowed his necessary clerks, the allowance for which is 

arranged and fixed by the Secretary of the l1reusury ; also for stationery, blank 

books, postage and sue11 printing as may have been previously approved by t]le 

Conlmissiouer. Adclitiontll compensation in certain cases is also allowed assessors 

w]len the district is larger than t>c congressional district, and in certain enumerated 

states where the expense of llvlllg and traveling is extraordinary. For frauc\ud 

in tile nppointiuent of all assistant assessor, or for accepting any gift, etc., for the 

settlement of any charge of violation of law, or for other official misconduct he is 

subjected to severe penalties. 

His accounts for seruices, salary, commission, and other expenditures necessarily 

made, his bills are made out quarterly and monthly, and rendered severally to the 

Collector and the4Departlnent. 

He supplies his asssistants with blanks and stationery ; he furnishes them with 

tile decisions of the depttrtment, and superintends the perfbrnlance of their labors. 

He llcars appeals from thcir ~~Se~Slllents ; he sulnmoiis all persons before wl~o

neglect or refuse to render their returns, to give testimony and answer interrogato 

ries; he returns the lists, both annual and monthly, to the collector cluly certified. 

His office is kept open during the business hours of each day for the hearing of appeals, 

etc., being bound by the instructions which he receives from Washington. 

He has full power to enter any distillery, brewery, Pdctory, or other place where taxable 

merchandise or goocls are made, produced or deposited, ancl to inspect the same 

or accounts of the same. He certifies to the reasonableness of his assistants' aecounts, 

before they are rendered to the collector, and generally has the superinteizclence 

of the assessments and business of his district. 

In case of a vacancy in his oGce by reason of death or other cause, the assistant 

of tlre divisipn in wllicli the assessor resided, shall act as assessor until the vacancy 

is filled. 

For approving any assistant's account for a sun1 larger than is due, he is liable to 

a suit against him for excess, and a deduction from his own compensation. 

Commissions, etc., are apportioned in case of s new appointment, the aggregate 

not to exceed the colnpensation of a single assessor. 

No salary or colvrnissioiis are paid to hiin witho~zt the certificate of the comi~zis- 

sioner, that due reports have been received, or satisfactory explanation made of the 

cause of delay. 

His offlcial communications to assistants, collectors, etc., are sent free of postage. 

He directs his assistants on the 1st of March in each year to assess the annual tax, 

and before the fifteenth of each month to rencler the monthly returns of ~nanufac- 

turers, etc. The annual lists are by him tubinittecl to the inspection of any and all 

persons who may apply for that purpose, 

He hears and determines in a summaryway upoil all appeals ag2inst the proceed- 

ings of assistant assessors, such appeals to be mscle in writing. X-Ie re-examines and 

determines upon assessment and valuation, and rectifies us may be just and reasona- 

ble. No assessment is increased without five clay's notice. He has power upon ap- 

peals to summon and examine witnesses, and cause the proctuction of books, and 

certify to the costs of the hearing. 

The Assistant Assessors 

Tllese officers having been duly appointed and commissioned, each by diligent in- 

quiry aild perambulation, makes hiinself fainiliar with the division to wllich Ile 

is assigned, and a11 taxable persons and products therein, and lz~alres out his annual 

and nlontllly assessments. These he rei~cters to the assessor, wlio revises them, corrects 

errors, makes additions wlien necessary, and proper ~nodificntions. EIe is also 

vested with authority to enter up on premises, and make the necessary examinations 

of taxable property, the books and accounts of procl~~ct~s, and test the accuracy of 

the returns that are made. His compensation is five dollars per day for every clay 

eri~ployed in the performance of llis cluties, and tivcnty-five cents for each permit to 

tlie lnskers of tobacco, snuff and cigars, together with his reasonable charges for 

stationery, blank books, ancl postage actually paid in official business. His bills for 

tliese items are allowed when cluty certified by tile assessor, and verified by oath or 

affirmation. 

I-Ie is also allowed the franking privilege in communication to his principal. 

On tlie failure of a person to make his return, but who coilsents to disclose the 

particulars of property, etc., li2ble to tax, the assistant shall make the proper list in 

his behalf, which being consented to, is received as tlie list of sucli person. 

In case a person shall be absent from his residence or place of business when tlie 

assistant assessor calls for the annual list, and no such return has been u~ade, said 

nssistsnt leaves a notice requirin,: such list to be made within tell days. And if any 

person, on being notified or required as aforesaid, shall refuse or neglect to rendcr 

such list or return within tlle time required as aforesaid, or if any person without 

notice, as aforesaid, shall not cleliver a montllly or otl~er list or return at the tinle 

required by law, or if any person s1i:tll deliver or disclose to any assessor or assistniit 

assessor any list, state~lzeiit, or Pet urii wliicli, in the opinion of the assessor, is false or 

fraudulent, or contains any understatei~zerlt or unclervaluation, it shall be lawful for 

the assessor to sunilnon such person, his agcnt, or other person having possession, 

custocly, or care of books of account containing entries relating to the trade or business 

of such person, or any other person he may deem proper, to appear before sucli 

assessor and produce such book, at n time and place therein nnnled, and to give testimony 

or ansx7er interrogatories uncler oath or tlffir~nation respecting any ob-

jects liable to tax as aforesaid, or the lists, statements, or returns thereof or any trade, 

business, or psofession. And the assessor may summpon, as aforesaid, any person 

residinl; or found within the State in which his district is situated. And when the 

erson intended to be summoned does not reside and cannot be found within the 

tnte, the assessor may enter any collection district where such person may be found, 

and there make the examination hereinbefore authorized. And to this end he shall 

there have and may exercise all the power and authority he has or may lawfully exercise 

in the district for which he is commissioned. The summons authorized by 

this section shall in all cases be served by an assistant assessor of the district where 

the person to whom it is directed may be founcl, by an attested copy delivered to such 

person in hand or left at his last and usual place of abode, allowing such person at 

the rate of one day for each twenty-five miles he may be required to travel, computed 

from the place of service to the place of examination ; and certificate of service 

signed by such assistant assessor shall be evidence of the facts it states on tllc 

hearing of an application for an attachment ; and when the summons requires the 

production of books, it shall be sufficient if such books are described with reasonable 

certainty. In case any person so summoned shall neglect or refuse to obey such 

summons, or to give testimony, or to answer interrogatories as required, it shall be 

lawful for the assessor to apply to tlie judge of the district court or to a commissioner 

of the circuit court of the United States for the district within which the person so 

suinmoned resides for an attachment againt such person as for a contempt. 

The Collector and his Deputies. 

A collector is appointed in each congressional district of the United States, who 

must be a resident within the same. A provision is, however, made for incorporating 

any of the States or territories into one district, and for the appointment of additional 

collectors in California, not, however, to exceed tile aggregate number of 

senators and representatives. There are, also, additional collectors comn~issionecl in 

New York city and elsewhere, to meet the necessities of populous and wealthy 

localities. 

I. Before the collecto~ enters upon the duties of his office lie executes a bond to 

the United States, for the faithful perfornlance of his duties, subject to renewal 

and increase. 

2. He appoints as many deputies as he deems proper, or revokes their appointments. 

3. He may require bonds or sureties from these deputies, but he is personally 

responsible for their acts and for every omission of duty. In case of the sickness or 

temporar disability of the collector, he may devolve h ~s official duties upon any one 

of these $ eputies, for which he is also responsible to the United States. 

In case of the death or vacancy in the office of collector, the deputy longest in 

service shall discharge the duties of such collector until the vacancy is filled, the 

official bond of the latter being held for any default of the deputy. The Secretary 

of the Treasury may, homTever, designate solne new deputy to act. Tlne bond or 

security taken from the deputy by the collector is available to legal representatives 

and sureties in case of loss, etc., from tlie acts of such deputy. 

4. The compensation of collectors is fifteen hundred dollars per year, as salary, to 

be baid !quarterly. He is also allowed a c~mmission of three per centuin upnia 

the first hundred thousand dollars, and a commission of one per centuin upon all 

sums above one hundred thousand dollars and not exceeding four hundred thousand 

dollars, and a commission of one-half of one per centum on all sums above four 

hundred thousand dollars and not exceeding one million of dollars, and one-eighth 

of one per centum on 411 sums above one million of dollars, such commissions to be 

computed upon the amount by them respectfully collected and paid over ancl ticcounted 

for under the instructions of the Treasury Department. And there shall 

be lurther paid, after the account thereof has been rendered to and approved by the 

proper officers of the treasury, to each collector his necessary and reasonable cl1arg.e~ 

for advertising, stationery, and blank books used in the performance of his officlal 

duties, and official postage after the account is properly verified. The Secretary may 

also make further allowances in proper cases. 

5. It should also be noted, that the fiscal year is to be observed in adjusting his 

nccounts for services, and in case of two officers in the mine year the commissions 

are to be apportioned. All payments of salary or commissions are made upon the 

certificate of the commissioner that all reports, etc., required by law have been duly 

received, or satisfactory explanation made of the cause of the delay. 

.

6. The collector makes triplicate receipts of all annual, monthly or special lists re- 

ceived from the assessora, which receipts are delivered up to the assessor for his files, 

and for transmission to the Colnmissioner and the first Comptroller of the Treasury (2). 

7. Collectors failing to account for taxes due aye liable to a, warrant of distress issued 

by the solicitor of the Treasury, and a seizure and sale of the property thereupon, by 

the marshal of the clistrict. The manner and effect of sale is fully set forth in the 

statlute (3). 

8. For extortion or wilful oppression in his office, or for receiving unbwful fees, or 

for accepting sny gift for settlement of any charge of a violation of law, the collector 

is subject to the severe penalties of the statute (4). 

9. Collectors are also authorized to enter breweries, distilleries, and other places 

where goods, etc., are manufactured, to inspect the same, and their books, etc., and 

may seize goods held by any pcrPon with intent to evade the law, and deliver the same 

to the United States for the district (5). 

10. One of them shall be designated by the Secretary of tlie Treasury to have 

charge of all matters relating to the exportation of articles subject to tax under the 

internal revenue laws. Also in relation to all matters of exportation and drawback (6). 

11. When collectors employ counsel in suits upon information for penalties or lor- 

feitules, in the courts of the United States, their fees shall not be allowed in settlement 

of their account unless such employment mas authorized by the Commissioner of In- 

ternal Revenue, either expressly or by general regulations (7). 

12. (a) They keep record of sales of real estate for taxes. (b) Transmit lists to 

other coIlectors for collection. (c) Transmit monthly statements of collections to tlie 

Commissioner. (d) Pay collections into the treasury daily. (e) Act as disbursing 

agents, an$ give bonds as such. (f) Collect taxes, and render final account when re- 

quired. (g) Are credited with taxes of insolvent persons. (11) Nay seize goods held 

by any person with intent to evade the lam. (i) May take possession of property taxed 

when no person is in possession (8). 

Revenue Agents and litspectors. 

These agents are appointed to aid, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treas- 

ury, in the prevention, detention, and punishment of frauds upon the internal revenue, 

and in the enforcernen t of the collection thereof (9). 

Their compensation shall be such as the Secretary of the Treasury may deem just 

and reasonable, not exceeding, however, two thousand dollars per annum, in addition 

to the expenses necessarily incurred by them (10). 

The inspectors are appointed in such districts as may be deemed necessary for the 

proper enforcement of the revenue laws, etc., the detection of frauds, and are subject 

to the rules and regulations of the Secretary, with all necessary powers for the pcr- 

formancc of their duty. Their compensation is four dollars per day, and their just 

and proper traveling expenses (11). 

For demanding or receiving unlawful fees or rewards, or for extortion nr wilful 

oppression in offlce, they are subject to a fine of not exceeding one thousand clollars, 

and imprisonment not exceeding one yaw, or both, dismissal from office, and disquali- 

Ecation from afterwards holding any office under the United States (12). 

Special Commissioner of Bevenue. 

By the act of July 13, 186G, the Secretary of the Treasury was autherized to appoint 

nn officer in his department, styled "The Special Commissioner of the Revenue," his 

office terminating July I, 1870. His duty is to inquire into all the sources of national 

]sovenue, and the beet methods of collecting the revenue ; tlie relations of foreign 

trade to domestic industry; the mutual adjustment of the systems of taxa.0ion by cus 

toms and excise, with the view of insuring the requisite revenue with the !east disturbance 

or inconvcnlence to the progress of industry and the development of tlle 

~.esources of the coui~try ; and to inquire, from time to time, under the direction of the 

Secretary of the Treasury, into the manner in which officers charged with the administration 

and collection of the revenues perform their duties. And the said Special 

Commissioner of the Revenue shall from time to time report, through the Secletsry 

of the Treasury, to Congress, either in the form of s bill or otherwise, such modifications 

of the rates of taxation, or of the methods of collecting the revenues, and such 

otherzfncts pertaining to the trade, industry, commerce or taxation of the country, as

he may find, by actual observation of the operation of the law, to be condncive to the 

public interest; and, in order to enable the Special Conlmissioner of the Revenue to 

properly conduct his inve~tigat~ions, lie is hereby empowered to examine the books, 

papers and accounts of any officer of tlie revenue, to administer oaths, examine and 

summon witnesses, ancl take tcstirnony ; and eacli and every such person falsely swearing 

or affirming shall be subject to the penalties and disabilities prescribed by law for 

1l1e punishment of corrupt and wilful perjury ; a.nd all officers of the government arc . 

hereby required to extend to the said Comnlissioner all reasonable facilities for the 

collect.ion of information pertinent to the duties of his office. And the said Special 

Colllmissioner shall be paid an annual salary of four thousand dollars, and the traveling 

expenses necessarily incurrcd while in the discharge of his duty ; and all letters . 

and document.^ to mil from the Special Commissioner, relating to the duties and business 

of his office, shall be transmitted by mail free of postage. 

The country has reaped inestimable wc1v;~uta~ges fro91 the labors of the present incumbent 

of tlic office, Ron. David A. Wells, in an intelligent discrilnilnation in the 

assessment of the internal revenue, on the variorzs subjects of taxation, and philosophical 

and exl~austing discussions of the various topics pertaining thereto. 

The Assessment of the Taxes. 

The general u~achinery for the assessment of taxes Bas been in part detailed in stating 

the duties of the assessor and-his assistants. 

It will be perceived that the lists of assessments include the annual, the monthly 

and the special lists. 

I. The Annual List includes the annual tax upon income, articles in Schedule A, 

and the special taxes (formerly styled "licenses ") dating from May 1st in each year. 

The list must be completed and forw(zl.ctecl to the assessor oq or before the last clay of 

March, the assessor delivering the snnle to the collector on or before the 30th day of 

April. (This is the requirement ; but in the large districts this is hardly accomplished, 

and further time is generally allowed by permission of the department, and annual 

taxes are entered upon some monthly list.) 

2. The Monthly Lists, which include the taxes, ad valorem or specific (not included 

in the annual), which properly belong to the monthly list, all quarterly returns, and 

tohose for which no special provision is made. All these returns which can be collected 

by tlie fifteenth day of the month are put upon the monthly list, and forwarded 

to the assessor. The latter must deliver the same to the collector on or before the 

twentieth of each month. 

3. Specid Lists. These, at the discretion of the assessors, ox when the tax-payer 

requests it (for immediate payment), shall be made out and forwarded at any period of 

the month. (This is the case frequently with those persons who wish to pay their 

special taxes at once, and procure a receipt, which authorizes them to commence business.) 

It will not be forgotten Qhst it is made the duty of all persons to declare in their 

returns or lists whether the sales and amounts therein contained are stated in legal 

tender currency, or according to the anzounts in coined money. This is under a penalty 

for neglect or refusal. And all returns, etc., stated in coin, will be reduced by the 

assessor to legal tender currency. 

In case there is found taxable property in a division owned by a non-resiclent, of 

which no list has been made, the a.ssistant assessor may enter upon the premises where 

it is contained, and make lists of the same in the prescribed form. 

A person having taxable property in another district may make a return in tllc 

district where he resides, ancl the assistant assessor transmits the list to such other dis- 

Irict for examination, and if approved, it is returned, or alterations are made, and it 

becomes a good and sufficient return. 

All the lists, whether annual, monthly'or special, are to be taken with reference to 

the day fixed by law; and after being collected are arranged into two alphabetical 

lists, showing respectively residents and non-residents, and the taxes to which each 

pmon is liable. The forms are prescribed by the Commissioner, and are known as 

" Form 23." 

It mas provided by statute of March 2d, 1867, tiat the Commissioner may appoint 

one or more assistant assessors to make assessnlents in any part of a collection district, 

upon specified objects of taxation, and to him all other assistants shall report all mattors 

thus specially designated for him to make the due assessment. When two or

more districts are embraced in one County, such special assistant may make assessments 

on the specified objects of taxation anywhere in the county as may be required 

by the Commissioner. 

The assessor for each collection district shall give notice by advertisement in one 

newspaper published in each county within said clistrict, and if there be none published 

in the district, then in a newspaper published in the collection district ad,joining 

thereto, and shall post notices in at least four public places within each assessment 

district, and shall mail a copy of such notice to each post~master in his district, 

to be posted in his ogce, stating the time and place mithin saicl collection district 

when and where appeals will be received and determined relative to any erroneous 

or excessive valuations, assessments, or enumerations by the assessor or assistant 

assessor returnecl in the annual list, and such notice shall be advertisecl and posted by 

the assessor and mailed as aforesaicl at least ten days before the time appointed for 

hearing said appeals. 

The said list shall then and there be submitted to the inspection of all persons whts 

may apply for that purpose, and the assessor determines in a summary way, upon all 

appeals from his assistants. 

No appeal is allowed to a party after he has been duly assessed, and the list has 

been sent to the collector. 

A11 appeals shall be in writing, and shdl state the ground of - appeal. 

The assessor may re-examine lists, and corrects the assestments as may be just and 

reasonable. 

The assessor of each collection district shall, immediately after the expiration of 

time for hearing appeals concerning tax~s returnecl in the annual list, and from time 

to time, as taxes become liable to be assessed, make out lists c0ntainin.g the sums 

payable according to law upon every subject of taxation for each collectloll district ; 

which list shall contain the name of each person resicling within the said district, c,r 

owning or having the care or superintendence of property lying within the said 

district, or engaged in any business or pursuit which is hable to any tax, when such 

person or persons are known, together with the sums payable by each ; and where 

there is any property within any collection district liable to tax, not owned or occupied 

by or under the superintendence of any person resident therein, there shall be 

a separate list of such pr~perty, specifying the sum payable, and the names of the 

respective proprietors when known. And the assessor making out any such separate 

list shall. transmit to the assessor of the district where the persons liable to pay such 

tax reside, or shall have their principal place of business, copies of the list of prop- 

erty held by person so liable to pay such tax, to the end that the taxes assessed un- 

der the provisions of this act may be paid within the collection district where the 

persons liable to pay the same reside or may have their principal place of business. 

And in all other cases the said assessor shall furnish to the collectors of the several 

collection districts, respectively, within ten clay after the time of hearing appeals 

concerning taxes returned in the annual list, and from time to time thereafter as re- 

quired, a certifiecl copy of such list or lists for their proper collection districts. Anci 

in case it shall be ascertained that the annual list, or any other list, which may have 

been, or which shall hereafter be, delivered to any collector, is imperfect or inconl- 

plete in consequence of the omission of the names of any persons or parties liable to 

tax, or in consequence of any omission, or understatenlent, or undervaluation, or false 

or fraudulent statement contained in any return or returns macle by any persons or 

parties liable to tax, the assessor may from time to time or at any time within fif- 

teen months from the time of the passage of this act or from the time of the delivery 

of the list to the collector as aforesaid, enter on any monthly or special list the 

names of such persons or parties so omitted, together with the amount of tax for 

which they may have been or shall become liable, and also the names of the persons 

or parties in respect to whose returns, as aforesaid, there has been or shall be any 

omission, undervaluation, understatement, or false or fraudulent statement, toogether 

with the amounts for which such persons or parties may be liable over and above 

the amount for which they may have been, or shall be, assessed upon any return or 

returns made as aforesaid, and shall certify or return said list to the collector as re- 

quired by law. 

The Collection of the Taxes. 

I. Within twenty days after receiving his annual list from the assessor, the collec- 

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tor gives notice to all tax-payers by newspaper publications and posted notices, that 

the taxes have become due and payable, stating also the time when he will be ready 

to receive the same, which notice shall be not less than ten clays from tlie clate of the 

notification. 

2. In casc of neglect to pay the tax duc the collector shall give notice personally or 

by mail, demanding such payment, and twenty cents for the notice, with four cents 

per mile, travel fee. 

3. If taxes are not paid within ten days tlftcr such clcmand, a penalty of five per 

cent. is added. 

4. With respect to taxes not incluclecl in tllc annual lists, the collector gives notice 

within ten days after receiving tlie list, or within twenty days after the expiration cf 

the time within which the tax should have been paid. 

5. Upon non-payment of these or the annual taxes, the collector may make distraint 

and sale of the goods and effects of the dclinquent. 

6. In case of distraint, it shdl be the duty of the officer charged with t.he collection 

to make, or cause to be made, an account of the goods or effects distrained, a copy of 

which, signed by the officer making such distraint, sl~all be left with the owner or 

possessor of such goods or effects, or at his or her dwelling or usual place of business, 

with some person of suitable age ancl discretion, if any such can be found, with a 

note of the sum demanded, and the time and place of sale ; and the said officer shall 

forthwith cause a notification to be published in sollie newspaper within the county 

wherein saiddistraint is made, if there is a newspaper published in said county, or to 

be publicly posted at the postoffice, if there be one within five miles, nearest to the 

residence of the person whose property shall bc distrained, and in not less than two 

other public places, which notice shall specify the articles distrained, and the time and 

place for the sale thereof, which time shall not be less than ten nor more than twenty 

days from the date of s~zch notification to the owner or possessor of the property ancl 

the publication or posting of such notice as herein providecl, and the place proposed 

for sale shall not be more than five miles distant from the place of making such distraint. 

And said sale may be adjourned from time to time by said officer, if he shall 

think it advisable to do so, but not for. a time to exceed in ail thirty days. And if 

any person, bank, association, company, or corporation, liable to pay any tax, shall 

neglect or refuse to pay the same after demand, the amount shall be a lien in fdvor of 

the United States from the time it was due until paid, with the interest, penalties, and 

costs that may accrue in addition thereto, upon all property and rights to property 

belonging to such person, bank, association, company, or corporation; and the collector, 

after demand, may levy, or by warrant may authorize st cleputy colleclor to 

levy upon all property and rights to property belonging to such person, bank, ctc., 

in which the lien exists, for the payment of the sum clue with interest and penalty, 

fees and costs. 

1. The eEect of the certificate of sale, shall be, to transfer the interest of the clelinquent 

in the property sold. 

8. All books relating to the subject of the distraint must be exhibited on demand. 

9. Goods distrained for taxes may be restored to the owner if the taxes are paid 

before sale ; otherwise they are sold at auction, and the taxes, penalties, commissions, 

etc., are taken from the proceeds of such sale, and the balance returned to the person 

entitled to the same. 

10. The following property is exempt from distraint for taxes, if belonging to the 

head of a family, viz : The school boobs and wearing apparel necessary for such family ; 

also irrus for personal uce, one cow, two hogs, five sheep and the wool thereof, provided 

the aggregate market value of said sheep shall not exceed fifty clollars ; the necessary 

food for such cow, hog, and shcep for a period of not exceeding thirty days ; 

fuel to an amount not greater in value than twenty-five dollars ; provisions to an 

amount not greater than fifty clollars ; household furniture kept for use to an amount 

not greater than three hundred dollars ; and the books, tools, or implements of n trade 

or profession to an amonnt not greater than one hundred dollars shall also be exempt 

; and the officer making the distraint shall summon three disinterested householders 

of the vicinity, who shall appraise and set apart to the owner the amount of 

property herein declared to be exempt. 

11. In case any tax is not duly paid when payable, the collector shall make proper 

demand, and if not paid within ten days after the demand, distraint shall be made as 

aforesaid and five per cent. shall be added as a penalty, with an interest at the rate of

one per cent. a month from the time when the same became due, excluding portions 

of a month. 

12. In ease when property is indivisible, the whole may be sold, and the surplus, 

after satisfying the taxes, penalties and costs and charges, shall be paid to the person 

entitled to the same, or if he cannot be found, deposited in the treasury. 

13. If the amount bid for the propert is not equal to the amount of, tax, etc., the 

property may be bid in for the United ti! tates, aud subsequently sold by the collector, 

under regulations prescribed by the Commmissioner. 

14. When goods and chattels are not found sufficient to satisfy the taxes, real estate 

may be seized and sold after due notice and advertisement of time and place of sale. 

The manner of such seizure ancl sale is specifically set forth in § 30 of law of 1864, 

and may be referred to. A certificate of the sale is given to the purchaser, to be surrendered 

and deed given, (if the property is not redeemed) in accordance with State 

laws. 

The owner my redeem before the sale, upon satisfaction of the taxes due and 

. costs and fees. 

15. The collector may sieze and sell other lancl in any other district of the State. 

16. In all sales by the collector of lands, full recorcl of wch sales sllalI be made duly 

certified, aacl in case of the death or removal of the collector, the record shall be 

delivered to his successor, and be evidence in any court. Eecord shall also be duly 

made of the redemption of such land. 

15'. 0 ther property may be seizecl and sold by the collector when the tax is not 

satisfied. 

18. If a collector shall find in his district property charged with a specific tax which 

is not paid, such property not being owned by a person resident, or having a place of 

business in the United States, it may bc seizecl, distrained and sold in the same manner 

as other distrained property. 

19. A collector n~ay transmit lists to another district, where a person liable to tax, 

resides, or where he has property, for the purpose of having the taxes clue collected. 

The coliector in such other clistrict shall proceed to collect the tax, and transmit a 

receipt for the same to the ofKcer sending the same to him. 

20. At the end of every month collectors shall transmit a statement of their collections 

to the Commissioner, and pay over monthly or as often as may be required, the 

monies collected. Ancl the same shall be depositecl for safc: keeping in certain designatecl 

depositaries, under speciefid regulation. 

21. Each collector is charged with the aruouut of all lists delivered to him-with 

the par value of all stamps depositecl with him-for all passports, penalties, forfeitures, 

fees or costs. He shall also be credited with all stamps returned uncancelled-with 

the amount of all lists transmitted to other collectors-wlth the taxes of persons sbscolidecl 

or insolvent and all other uncollectable taxes, clue diligence having been 

used. He is also credited with the amount of all property purchased by him for the 

United States, accounting fbr the proceecls of a re-sale. 

22. All lists ancl accounts of taxes uncollected are transfcrred to his successor for 

collectioa. 

The Annual Tax. 

This list includes the taxes upon incomes, the articles in schedule A, and the special 

taxes (formerly licenses) from May 1. It is thc duty of each assistant assessor to com- 

plete his annual list, and forward it to his principal on or before the last of March, 

the latter forwarding it to She collector before the 30th of April. 

Within twenty days after receiving the annual list from the assessor the collector 

must advertise in one newspaper in each. county in his clistrict, and by notices to be 

posted in at least four public places, and mailed to every postmaster in each county, 

stating the time and place within said county at which he or his deputy mill attend 

to receive the duties, which time must not be less than ten days after the publication 

of said notice. 

At the expiration of ten clays from the advertised time, it is the duty of the collec- 

tor to serve demands upon all persons who have neglected to make payment. Form 

9 has been prepared for this purpose, and for tho issuing and service thereof the col- 

lector is entitled to a fee of twenty cents, and to four cents for each mile actually and 

necessarily traveled in sewing the same. No travel fee can be charged when the

notice is sent by mail, and none for the distance traveled in returning, when personal 

service is made. 

If payment is not made within ten days after the service of demand the collector 

will proceed to collect the duties, with the penalty of five per centum, interest at the 

rate of one per cent. per month, and the proper costs and expenses by distraint. No 

interest is required for a fraction of a month. 

The following taxes, dating from said 1st of May are paid by all persons possessing 

the same, and the tax is a lien upon such articles until paid. 

Schedule A. 

Carriage, phaeton, carryall, rockaway, or other like carriage, and any coach, hack- 

ney coach, omnibus, or four-wheeled carriage, the body of which rests upon springs 

of any description, which may be kept for use or hire, or for passengers, and which 

shall not be used exclusively in husbandry or for the transportation of merchandise, 

valued at exceecling three hundred dollars and not above five hundred dollars each, 

including harness used therewith, six dollars. 

Carriages of like description, valued above five hnndred dollars, each ten dollars. 

On gold watches, composed wholly or in part of gold or gilt, kept for use, valued 

at one hundred dollars or less, each, one dollar. 

On gold watches. composed wholly or in part of gold or gilt, kept for use, valued 

at above one hundred dollars, each two dollars. 

Billiard tables kept for use, each, ten dollars. 

Provided, Thnt billiard tables kept for hire, and upon which a special tax has been 

imposed, shall not be required to pay the tax on billiard tables kept for use, as afore- 

said, anything herein contailled to the contrary notwithstanding. 

0 n plate, of gold, kept for use, per ounce troy, fifty cents. 

On plate of silver, kept for use, yer ounce troy, five cents. 

Prrovided, That silver spoons or plate of silver used by one family to an amount not 

exceeding forty oullces troy belonging to any one person, plate belonging to religions 

societies, and souvenirs and keepsakes actually given and received as such and not 

kept for use ; also all premiums awarded as a token of merit by any agricultural soci- 

ety, corporation, or association of persons, for any. purpose whatever, shall be exempt 

from tax. 

The 1;nconae Tax. 

The provisions of the income tax upon individuals, ancl the tax clue annually from 

banks, insurance companies, etc., upon the dividends declared by them, are so impor 

tant and are so succintly set forth in the language of the statute, that it is deemed 

best to set them forth in full. They are as follows : 

Income. 

There shall be levied, collected, and paid annually upon the gains, profits, and in- 

come of every person residing in the United States or of any citizen of the United 

States resicling abroad, whether derived from any kind of property, rents, interest, 

tliviclencls, or salaries, or from any profession, trade, employment, or vocation, carried 

on in the United States or elsewhere, or from any other source whatever, a tax of five 

per centum on the amount so derivecl over one thousanci clollars, and a like tax shall 

be levied, collectecl, and paid annually upon the gains, profits, and income of every 

business, trade, or profession carried on in the United States by persons residing with- 

out the United States, and not citizens thereof And the tax herein provided for 

shall be assessecl, collected anci paid upon the gains, profits, and income for the year 

ending thc thirty-first clay of December next preceeding the time for levying, collect- 

ing and paying snicl tax. 

That, in estlmatinq the gains, profits, and income of any person, there shall be in- 

cluded all income derlved from interest upon notes, bonds, and other securities of the 

United States, profits realized within the year from sales of real estate purchased 

within the year or within two years previous to the year for which income is esti- 

mated, interest received or accrued upon all notes, bonds and mortgages, or other 

forms of indebtedness bearing interest, whether paid or not, if good and collectable, 

less the interest which has become due from said person during the year ; the amount 

of nll premium on gold and coupons; the amount of sales of live stock, sugar, wool

utter, cheese, pork, beef, mutton, or other meats, ha and grain, or other vegetable 

or other productions, being the growth or produce o ? the estate of such person not 

hcluding any part thereof consumed directly by the family ; all other gains, profits 

and income derived from any source whatever, except the rental value of any homestead 

used or occupied by any person or by his family in his own right or in the 

right of his wife ; and the share of any person of the gain8 and profits of all corn 

panies, whether incorporated or partnership, who would be entitled to the same, if 

divided, whether divided or otherwise, except the amount of income received from 

institutions or corporations whose officer~, as required by law, withhold a percentum 

of the dividends' made by such institutions, and pay the same to the officer authorized 

to receive the same ; and except that portion of the salary or pay received for 

services in the civil, military, naval, or other service of the United States, including 

senators, representatives, and delegates in Congress, from which the tax has been 

deducted. And in addition to one thousand dollars exempt from income tax as hereinbefore 

provided, all national, state, county, and municipal taxes paid within the 

year, shall be deducted from the gains, profits, or income of the person, who has 

actually paid the same, whether such person be owner, tenant or mortgager ; losses 

actually sustained during the year arising from fires, shipwreck, or incurred in trade, 

and debts ascertained to be worthless, but excluding all estimated depreciation of 

values and losses within the year on sales of real estate purchased two years previous 

to the year for which income is estimated ; the amount actually paid for labor or interest 

by any person who rents lands or hires labor to cultivate land, or who conducts 

any other business from which income is actually derived ; the amount actually paid 

by any person for rent of the house or premises occupied as a residence for himself 

or his family ; the amount paid out for u'sual or ordinary repairs: Provided, That no 

deduction shall be made for any amount paid out for new buildings, permanent improvements, 

or betterment, made to increase the value of any property or estate : 

And promided further, That only one deduction of one thousand dollars shall be made 

from the aggregate income of all the members of any family composed of one or 

both pareqts. and one or more minor children, or husband and wife; that guardians 

shall be allowed to make such deduction in favor of each ward, except that in case 

where two or more wards are comprised in the family, and have joint property interest, 

only one deduction shall be made in their favor : dnd provided fu~ther, That 

in case where the salary or other compensation paid to any person in the employment 

or service of the United States shall not exceed the rate of one thousand dollars per 

mnum, or shall be by fees, or uncertain or irregular in the amount or in the time 

during which the same shall have accrued or been earned, such salary or other compensation 

shall be included in estimating the annual gainsJ profits, or income of the 

person to whom the same shall have have been paid. 

That it shall be the duty of all persons of lawful age to make and render a list or 

return, on or before the day prescribed by law, in such form and manner as may be 

prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, to the assistant assessor of the 

district in which they reside, of the amount of their income, gains, and profits, as 

aforesaid ; and all guardians and trustees, executors and administrators, or any person 

acting in any other fiduciary capacity, shall make and rencler a list or return, as aforesaid, 

to the assistant assessor of the district in which such person acting in a fiduciary 

capacity resides, of the amount of income, gains, and profits of any minor or person 

for whom they act ; and the assistant assessor shall require every list or return to be 

verified by the oath or affirmation of the party rendering it, and may increase the 

amount of any list or re turn, if he has reason to believe that the sallle is understated ; 

and in case any such person shall neglect or refuse to make and render such list or 

return, or shall render a false or fraudulent list or return, it shall be the duty of the 

assessor or the assistant assessor to make such list, according to the best information 

he can obtain, by the examination of such person, or his books or accounts, or any 

other evidence, and to add fifty per centum as a penalty to the amount of the tax clue 

on such list, in all cases of wilful neglect or refusal to make and render a list or return, 

and, in all cases of a false or fraudulent list or return having been rendered, to 

add one hundred per centum, as a penalty, to the amount of tax ascertained to be 

due, the tax and the additions thereto as a penalty to be assessed and collected in the 

manner provided for in other cases of wilful neglect or refusal to render a list or return, 

or of rendering a false and fraudulent return : Provided, That any party, in his 

or her own behalf, or as such fiduciary, shall be permitted to declare, under oath or 

affirmation, the form and manner of which shall be prescribed by the Commissioner

of Internal Revenue, that he or she, or his or lrer ward or beneficiary, wa.s not possessed 

of an income of one thousand dollars, liable to be assessed according to the 

provisions of this act ; or may declare that he or she has Been assessed and paid an 

income tax elsewhere in the same year, under authority of the United States, upon 

his or her income, gains and profits, as prescribed by law ; and if the assistant assessor 

shall be satisfied of the truth of the declaration, shall thereupon be exempt from 

income tax in the said district ; or if the list or return of any party shall have been 

increased by the assistant assessor, such party may exhibit his books and accounts, 

and be permitted to prove and dedare, under oath or affirmation, the amount of income 

liable to be assessed ; but such oaths and evidence shall not be considered as 

conclusive of the facts, and no deductions claimed in such cases shall be made or 

allowed until approved by the assistant assessor. Any person feeling aggrieved by 

the decision of the assistant assessor, in such cases, may appeal to the assessor of the 

district, and his decision thereon, unless reversed by the Commissioner of Internal 

Revenue, shall be final, and the form, time, and manner of proceedings shall be subject 

to rules and regulations to be prescribed by the Conmissioner of Internal Revenue 

: Provided further, That no penalty shall be assessed upon any person for such 

neglect oz refusal, or for making or rendering a false or fraudulent return, except 

after reasonable notice of the time and place of hearing, to be regulated by the 

Commissioner of Internal Revenue, so as to give the person charged an opportunity 

to be heard. 

That the taxes on incomes herein imposed shall be levied on the first day of March, 

and be due and payable on or before the thirtieth day of April, in each year, until 

and including the year eighteen hundred and seventy, and no longer; and to any 

sum or sums annually due and unpaid after the thirtieth of April, as aforesaid, and 

for ten clays after notice and demand thereof by the collector, there shall be levied, 

in addition thereto, the sum of five per centum on the amount. qf taxes unpaid, and 

interest at the rate of one per centum per month upon said tax from the time the 

same became due, as a penalty, except from the estates of cieceasecl, insane or insolv- 

ent persons : Provided, That the tax on incon~es for the year eighteen hundred and 

sixty-six shall be levied on the day this act takes effect. 

That there shall be levied and collected a tax of five per cellturn on all dividends 

in scrip or money thereafter declared due, wherever and whenever the same shall be 

payable to stock-holders, policy-holders, or depositors or parties whatsoever, includ- 

ing non-residents, whether citizens or aliens, as part of the earnings, income or gains 

pf any bank, trust company, savings institution, and of any fire, marine, life, inland 

insurance company, either stock or mutual, under whatever name or style known or 

called, in the United States or territories, whether specially incorporated or existing 

under general laws, and on all undistributed sums, or sums made or added during the 

year to their surplus or contingent funds ; and said banks, trnst companies, savings 

institutions, and insuranca companies shall pay the said tax, and are hereby author- 

ized to deduct and wit.hhold from all payments made on account of any dividends or 

sums of money that may be due and payable, as aforesaid, the said tax of five per 

centum. And a list or return shall be made and rendered to the assessor or assistant 

assessor on or before the tenth day of the month following that in which any divi- 

dends or sums of money become due or payable as aforesaid ; and said list or return 

shall contain a true and faithful account of the amount of taxes as aforesaid ; and 

there shall be annexed thereto a declaration of the president, cashier or treasurer of 

the bank, trust company, savings institution, or insurance company, under oath or 

affirmation, in form and manner as may be prescribed by the Comlllissioner of Inter- 

nal Revenue, that the same contains a true and faithful account of the taxes as afore- 

said. Ancl for any default in the making or rendering of such list or return, with 

such declaration annexed, the bank, trust company, saviilgs institution, or insurance 

company making such default shall forfeit as a penalty the sum of one thousand dol- 

lars ; and jn case of any default in making or rendering said list or return, or of any 

clef'dult in the payment of the tax as recluired, or any part thereof, the assessment anci 

collection of the tax and penalty shall be in accordance with the general provisioils 

of lam in other cases of neglect and refusal: Provided, That the tax upon the divi- 

dends of life insurance companies shall not be deemed clue until such dividends arc 

payable; nor shall the portion of premiums returned by mutual life insurance com- 

panies to their policy-holders, nor the annual or semi-annual interest a110 wed or paid 

to the depositors in savings banks or savings institntions, be consiclered as dividends. 

That any bank legally authorized to issue notes as circulation, which shall neglect

or omit to make dividends or adclitions to its surplus or contingent fund as often as. 

once in six months, shall make a list or return in cluplicate, under oath or aflrmation 

of the president or cashier, to the assessor or assistant assessor of the district in 

which it is located, on the first day of January and July in each year, or within thirty 

clays thereafter, of the amount of profits which have accruecl or been earned ancl re- 

ceived by said bank during the six months next preceding said first clays of January 

and July ; and shall present one of said lists or returns, and pay to the collector of 

the district n duty of five per centum on such profits; and in case of default to make 

such list or return and payment within the thirty days, as aforesaid, shall be subject 

to the provisrons'of the foregoing section of this act : ProuiM, That when any divi- 

dend is made which includes any part of the surplus or contingent fund of any bank, 

trust company, savings institution, insurance or railroad company, which. has been 

assessed ancl the duty paid thereon, the amount of duty so paid on that portion oi 

the surplus or contingent fund may be deducted from the cluty on such cliviclend. 

That any railroad, canal, turnpike, canal navigation, or slackwater company in- 

debted for any money for which bonds or other eviclence of indebtedness have been 

issued, payable in one or more years after date, upon which interest is stipulutecl to 

be paid, or coupons representing the interest, or any such company that may have 

declared any cliviclend in scrip or money clue or payable to its stockholders, including 

non-residents, whether citizens or aliens, as part of the earnings, profits, income, 

or gains of such company, and a11 profits of such company carried to the account of 

any fund, or used for construction, shall be subject to and pay a tax or five per centtm 

on the amount of all such interest, or coupons, dividends, or profits, whenever and 

wherever the same shall be payable, and to whatsoever party or person the same 

may be payable, including non-residents; whether citizens or aliens ; and said com- 

panies are hereby authorized to deduct and withhold from all payments on account 

of any interest, or coupons and dividen~is, due and payable as aforesaid, the tax of 

five per cellturn; and the payment of the amount of said tax so deducted from the 

interest or coupons, or dividends, and certified.by the president or treasurer of said 

company, shall discharge said company from that amount of the dividend or interest, 

or coupon on the bonds or other evidences of their indebtedness so held by any per- 

son or party whatever, except where said companies may have contracted otherwise. 

And a list or return shall be made and renclered to the assessor or assistant assessor 

on or before the tenth day of the month following that in which said interest, cou- 

pons or dividends become due and payable, ancl as often as every six months ; and 

said list or return shall contain a true and faithful account of the amount of tax, and 

there shall be annexed thereto a declaration of the president or treasures of the com- 

pany under oath or affirmation in form and manner as may be prescribed by the 

Commissioner of Internal Revenue, that the same contains a true and faithful account 

of said tax. And for any def'dult in making or .rendering such list or return, wit11 

the declaration annexed, or of tlie payment of the tax as aforesaid, the company 

making such default shall forfeit as a penalty the sum of one thousand dollars ; and 

in case or any clefanlt in making or rendering said list or return, or ef the payment 

of the tax or any part thereof, as aforesaid, the assessment and collection of the tax 

and penalty shall be made according to the provisions of law in other cases of neg- 

lect or refusal : Provided, That whenever any of the companies mentioned in this 

section shall be unable to pay the interest on their indebtedness, and shall in fact fail 

to pay such interest, that in such cases the tax levied by this section shall not be paid 

to the United States until said company resume the payment of interest on their 

indebtedness. 

That there shall be levied, collected, and paid on all salaries of officers, or payment 

of services to persons in the civil, military, naval or other employment or services of 

the United States, including senators and representatives and delegates in Congress, 

when exceeding the rate of one thousand dollars per annum, a tax of five per centum 

on the excess above the said one thousand dollars ; and it shall be the cluty of all 

paymasters and all disbursing officers, under the government of the United States, or 

persons in the employ thereof, when making any payment to any officers or persons 

3s aforesaid, whosf: compensation is determined by a &.xed salary, or upon settling or 

adjusting the accounts of such officers or persons, to deduct and withhold the afore- 

said tax of five per centum; and the pay-roll, receipts, or account of officers or per- 

sons paying such tax as aforesaid shall be made to exhibit the fact of such payment. 

And it shall be the duty of the accounting officers of the Treasury Department, when 

auditing the accounts of any officer withholding his salary from lhoneys received by

him, or when settling or adjusting the accounts of any such officer, to require evidence 

that the taxes mentioned in this section have been deducted and psicl over to 

the Treasurer of the United States, or other officer authorized to receive the same : 

P~ovided, That payments of prize money sball be regarded as income from salaries, 

ancl the tax thereon shall be adjusted and collected in like manner : Prou&d further, 

That this section shall not apply to payment made to mechanics or laborers employed 

upan public works : And prouided furi?~r, That in case it should become necessary 

for shewing the true receipts of the government under the operations of this section 

upon the books of the Treasury Department, the requisite amount may by carried 

upon frcm unappropriated moneys in the treasury to the credit of said account ; and 

this section shall take eEect upon salary and compensation for the month of March, 

eighteen hundred and sixtv-seven. 

The law provides that the portion of the premium returned by mutual life insurance 

companies to their policy holders shall not be consiered as dividends unless the 

company pays to the policy holders more than the premium received from him. 

Where any mutual life insurance company has a capital stock and the profits of the 

company are divided between the stockholders and the policy-holders, the amount 

paid to the 2olicy-holders is exempt from tax under $120, provided it falls within the 

rule above stated. 

To these provisions are added the instructions issued from the department, with 

such other rulings and clccisions more especially practical and important. 

1. The farmer's profits from ea7es oi" live stock are to be found ky deducting from 

the gross receipts for animals sold, the purchase money paid for the same. 

2. No deduction can be made by the farmer lor the value of services rendered by 

his minor children, whether he actually pays for such services or not. If his adult 

chilclren work for him and receive compensstion for their labor, they are to be regarded 

as other hired laborers in determiuing his income. 

3. Money paid for labnr, except snch as is used or emplo ed in domestic service, 

or in the production of articles consumed in the family o P the producer, may be 

deducted. 

4. NO decluction can be allowed in any case for the cost of improductive labor. If 

house servants are employed a portion of the time in productive labor, such as the 

making of butter and cheese for sale, a proportionate amount of the wages paid 

them may be deducted. 

5. Expenses for ditching and clearing new land, are plainly expenses for permanent 

improvements, and not deductable. 

6. The whole amount expended for fertilizers applied during the year to the farmer's 

lands may be deducted, but no deduction is allowed for fertilizers produced on 

the firm. The cost of seed purchasecl for sowing or planting may be deducted. 

7. Farmers will not be required to make return of produce consumed in their own 

immediate families. 

8. If a person selIs timber standing, the profits are to be ascertainecl by estimating 

the valr-te of the land after the removal of the timber, and adding thereto the amount 

received for the timber, and from the sum thus obtained, deducting the estimated 

value of the land, on the first day of January, 1862, or on the clay of purchase, if 

purchased since that date. 

9. A farmer should make return of all all his produce sold within the year ; but a 

mere executory contract for a sale is not a sale,--delivery, either actual or constructive, 

is essential. The criterion by which to judge whether a sale is complete or not 

is to determine whether the vendor still retains in that character a right over the 

property-if the property were lost or destroyed, upon which of the parties, in the 

absence of any other relation between them than that of vendor and vendee, would 

the loss fall. 

10. Tax-payers frequently claim deductions for losses from depreciation in the value 

of stock or other property of a like natnre. No deduction can in any case be allowed 

for depreciation of value of such property until it is actually disposed of and rl 

" loss realized." 

11. Costs of suits and other legal proceedings, arising from ordinary business, are 

to be treated as other expenses of such business, and may be deducted from the gross 

profits thereof. 

12. Where physicians are obliged to keep a horse for the transaction of business, 

they may deduct so much of the expense so incurred as is fairly referable to the business 

done.

13. Expenses for medical attendance, store-bills, etc., are not groper subjects for 

deduction. Expenses for repairs of implements, tools, etc., used ~ rr business, may be 

deducted. 

14. If the members of a family have separate incomes, tlie returns may be nlade 

separately by tlie proptlr parties, and a ratable proportion of the $1000 exempted 

from the income of each. The parent, as the natural guarclian of the minor child, id 

required to make a return for him. But where any other guardian or trustee has 

been appointed, the retprn should be made by the latter. 'If the minor has no guard- 

ian or trustee, he should make return himself. If he refuse or neglect, an independ- 

ent assessment niust be made as in other cases, omitting penalty. 

15. For the purpoee of the exemption of $1,000, husband and wife are to be rc- 

gurded as members of the same family, though living separate, unless separated by 

clivorce or other operation of the law so as to break up the family relation. Minor 

cliilclren ancl their parents should be counted members of the same family, whether 

living together or not. 

16. If a tax-payer has a minor child in the service of the government, receiving a 

salary, such parent shouId include in his income return so much of the salary of his 

child as is not subject to salary tax. 

17. Rent of a homstead sctudly paid may be deducted, but the rcnf d value of prop- 

erty owned by the tax-payer is not suljject to a deduction; . but where the tau- 

payer rents a furnished house, that portion of tlle rent paid in considerutioll of the 

use of the furniture should not be allowed as a deduction. 

Any person claiming a decluction on account of expense for room rent, must satis- 

fy the assessor that the room or rooms occlnpiecl by him constitute his home, and that 

IIC has no residence elsewhere, and this b'cing shown, he may be ~llowed to deduct 

what he actually pays for rent of such roonis, but nothing can oe allowcd for rent of 

furniture or care of rooms. When rent is included and deducted as an expense of 

business, it must not be again cleducted as rent, nor should a person hiring a house, 

itncl sub-letting a poltion of it, be allowed to deduct more th~n the excess of his pay- 

ments over his receipts. 

18. Marriage fees, gifts from members of a congregation to their pastor, etc., a1.c 

taxable as income, when the gifts or donations are in the nature of compensation for 

services rendered, whether in accordance with an understanding to that efl'ect at the 

time of settlement, or with an annual custom. 

10. Gifis of money, when clearly not in the nature of payment for services ren- 

dered, or other valuable consideration, are not liable to tarration as income. Amounts 

received on life insurance policies, and damages recovered in actions of tort are ex- 

empt from income fax. 

20. Lawyers and physicians may return either the actual' fees rcccived during the 

year, without regard to the time when they accrued, or the amounts due to the busi- 

ness of the year. But when the tax-payer has heretofore adopted one iuetbod, be 

cannot now be allowed to make use of the other. 

21. Tf the manufacturer or dealer has been in the practice of estimating his annual 

profits by taking inventories of stock, he should take the cost value of such stock, 

unless he has taken the market value in making previous returns. Whichever 

method has been adopted by the tax-payer shoulcl be aclllerecl to uniformly. 

22. If interest accrued during the year on notes, bonds, etc., js.good and collectible 

at the end of the year, it should be returned as income, whether actually collected 

or not. 

23. The Fdct that income is devoted to the payment of debts does not release the 

same from liability to income tax. 

24. If an inventor sell his invention at mce for x gross sum, he should return as 

illcome the whole amount, less the expenses actually illcurred in perfecting the in- 

vention, or in procuring a patent right. But no allowance can be made for the labor 

ol personal expenses of the inventor. If he sell only a, portion of his right during 

the year, he may decluct a proportionate amount of such expense. 

25. Wherever the snlary or pay received by any person in goverumcilt employ 

does not exceed the rate of $1000 per annum, or is made up of fees, or is uncertain 

or irregular in the amount or time, and has not thercfore been subjected to salary 

tax, it should be included with other taxable income. Where such salary exceeds 

the rate of $1000 per annum, the amount of salary from which the tax has been de- 

dllcted may be deducted from the ross income. 

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26. Incomes of persons who cliec after December 31st arc taxable, and should.' be 

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eturned by executors or administrators, anct also all income which accrued in 1866, 

to persons who died within that year. Income which accrued from t.he estates of 

such persons in 1866, after the date of decessc, should be returned by the heirs or 

other persons who received the benefit of the same. 

27. Residents should make return in the district where they reside at the time of 

making return. The residence required under section 116, for the purpose of taxing 

income, is held to be a residence during the year for which income is " derived." If 

any person subject to income tax resides abroad, his return should be made in the 

district where he last resided. 

28. Citizens of the United States residing abroacl are subject to tax upon their entire 

incomes, from all sources whatever ; anct the same is true of foreigners residing 

in this country. 

29. The law provides that a like tax slrall bc levied, collected and paid upon the 

gains, profits and income of every business, trade or profession carried on in the 

United States by persons resicling without the United States, and not citizens thereof. 

30. A lease for years or for life is personal estate, and any profits on the salc of 

such a lease are taxable as ilncoine for the year of sale. 

31. Where any portion of a legacy llns been transferred by the executor to the 

legatee, so that the executor in his capacity of guardian or trustee has no longer any 

control of the profits arising from such legacy, the return of such profits as inco~ne 

must be required of the legatee. 

32. The payment of legacy or succession tax on the bequest of an annuity does not 

relieve the annuitant from liability to income tax on his annuity. 

33. Assessurs should be careful not to allow the deduction of tbniounts clnilncci to 

have been lost in business, when in reality they should be regarded as invest~ucnts 

or expenditures : as when merchants expend money in faruling or gardening for rccreation 

or adornment, rather than pecul~iary profit. 

34. Whenever scrip dividends are returnable as income they siould be returned at 

their market value. 

35. It is believed that in many instances, in the assessment of income for former 

years, persons holding United States securities have not includecl the aceruin5 interest 

in their return of income. Assessors shoulcl inquire especially into this subject, 

and if the omission has been made, the deficiency should be assessed, but withoul 

penalty when it appears to have been due to a misapprehension of the law. 

36. The attention of assessors is particularly called to the terms of the act in force 

which require to be included in returns of income the share of any person of the 

gains and profits of all companies, whetller incorporated or partnership, who would 

be entitled to the same if divided, whether dividecl or otherwise. 

The amount received by a farmer from the salc of farm proclucts, inclucling cotton, 

should be returned for the year iu which sold, regardless of the year when raised. 

The expense of carrying on a farm or plantation may be declucted horn the income 

of the year when paid, and for the income of that year only. 

The amount paid for Internal Revenue stainps are to be deducted from income returns 

as general business expenses. 

A gift or testimonial of money for services or faithfulness may be deducted from 

income returns, but not if in any sense considered as compensation. 

The expense of replacing an old or deficient furnace or heating apparatus with a 

new or better one cannot be deducted from income as " usual and ordinary repairs." 

Loss occasioned by accomn~odation enclorsexnents, or voluntary liabilities incurred 

for another cannot be deducted from income. 

Loss sustained as a stockholder in n corporation cannot be deducted from personal 

income, it being a loss of capital. 

The undivided earnings of a corporation are taxable as income of stockholders, 

even if applied to pay back: clebts of the corporation. 

Losses from fixed investments, such as banks, manuf'&cturing, gold, oil, and coal 

stocks are not to be deducted from income returns. 

Manufacturers. 

1. A11 persons, partnerships, companies, etc., before commencing or continuing 

any manufacture hable to tax under the law, shall furnish to the assistant assessor a

sworn statement as to the place where the manufacture ia to be carried on, the articles 

manufactured, and the proposed market of the same, with a general description of 

the kind and quality of the proposed manufacture. 

2. Within ten days after the first of any month, he shall make sworn returns of the 

products and sales of such manufacture. 

3. The yriseribed duty shall be paid within ten days from the 20th of each month, 

or in case of neglect, his real and personal property uay be levied upon : the tax to 

be tt lien in favor of the government. 

4. In case of goods macle on commission, or when another party furnishes the article 

to be manufactured, the person paying the tax has a lien on the goods, for the 

amount so paid. 

5. For neglect or refusal to pay the prescribed tax, the goods undisposed of, are 

forfeited to the United States, and sold for its benefit. The collector in pursuing this 

remedy takes possession of the goods, summons the party interested before the assessor, 

and if before the hearing the summons in this behalf shall have been adjudged 

sufficient by the assessor, and the tax is not paid, the goods, etc., are declared forfeit, 

and are sold and turned over by the collector to the government, and the proceeds 

after declucting the taxes due, and all expenses, are paid to the owner, or if he cannot 

be found, to the manufacturer from whose custody they were taken. The @ommissioner 

of Internal Revenue, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, 

may review the whole proceedings; and if tile forfeiture has been wrongly declared, 

idemnity is made from the treasury to the party aggrieved. Immediate notice of all 

seizures must be made to the Commissioner. 

6. Failure to comply with the requirepent as to notice the monthly returns, is a 

good cause for forfeiture, the taxes due to be first ascertained. 

7. Perishable articles adjudged to be such by the collector, may be sold at once. 

8. In case the manufacturer fails to comply with the required regulations, the assistant 

assessor, upon such information as he may have, assumes and estimates the 

amount and valne of the goocls ; ancl upon the assumed amount assesses the tax and 

adds fifty per cent. thereto. Failure to comply with the requirements of the law in 

this behalf, shall also be visited by a fine of five hundred dollars. 

,9. Any person, firm, company or corporation, manufacturing or producing goods, 

wares ancl merchandise, sold or removed for consumption or use, upon which taxes 

are irnposecl by law, shall, in their return of the value and quantity, render an account 

of the full amount of actual sales macls by the manufacturer, producer, or agent 

thereof', and shall state whether any part, and if so, what part, of said goods, wares 

and merchandise, has been consumed or used by the owner, owners or agent, or used 

for the production of another manufacture or product, together with the market value 

of the same at the time of such use or consumption ; whether such goods, wares and 

nierchandise mere shipped to a foreign port or coxsigned to auction or commission 

nlerchants, other than agents, for sde ; and shall make a return according to the 

value at the place of shipment, whcn shippecl for a foreign port, or according to the 

value at the place of manufacture or prociuction, when removed for use or consumption, 

or consignecl to others than agents of the manfacturer or producer. The value 

and quantity of the goods, mares and n~erchanclise required to be stated as aforesaid 

shall be estimated by the actual sales macle by the lllanufacturer or by his agent. 

And where such goods, wares and merchanclise have been removed for consumption 

or for delivery to others, or placed oil shipboard, or are no longer within the custody 

or control of the manufacturer or his agent, not being in his factory store or warehouse, 

the value shall be estimated at the average of the market value of the like 

goods, wares and merchandise at the time when the same became liable to tax. 

10. Manufactures, when the procluct clocs not exceed one thousand dollars per year, 

and is the production of a firm or family of persons manufacturing, are exempt from 

tax. When it exceeds one thousand dollars and does not exceed three thousand dolxrs, 

the tax is levied on the excess above one thousand dollars. This provision does 

not apply to refinccl petroleum, refined coal oil, cotton, gold and silver, spirituous 

and malt liquors, rnanufa~t~urecl tobacco, snuff and cigars. 

11. When a manufacturer uses or cousumes articles, which, if removed for sale, 

etc., would be taxable, he is assessed for the same as if used or sold by others. 

I. A distiller is deemed to be every firm, person or corporation, who distills or

manufactures spirit or alcohol, or who brews or makes mash, wort or wash for distillation 

or the production of spirit : and the possession of these materials or of the 

stills, etc., is presumptive evidence of the business being carried on : and a "rectifier 

" is deemed to be any one whorectifies, purifies or refines distilled spirits or wines, 

- or who.mixes or. compounds any liquors under the name of whidcey, brandy, gin, 

rum, wine, " spir~ts, or wine bitters. 

2. The penalty for distilling or rectifying without having paid the special tax, is 

not less than double the tax imposed upon the spirits distilled, or double the special 

tax due for the spirits rectified or found upon the premises, and to imprisonment for 

a term not exceeding two years, and forfeiture to the United Stateq of the liquors distilled 

or rectified found upon the premises, and of the stills, materials and vessels 

used thereon. 

3. Notice shall be given of the names and places of business or residence of persons 

by whom business is to be carried on : also in case of a distillery the capacity of the 

stills, etc.: and if the property is leased, the terms of the lease: also notice of all 

changes in the ownership or otherwise, of the business. Bonds are also to be given, 

conctitioned that the requirements of the law shall be complied with under the penal 

ties last provided for. 

4. Distilling is forbidden where fermented liquors, vinegar or either are made, 

where sugar is refined, where llquors are retsilecl, or any other business is carried on, 

under penalty of forfeiture of the stills, etc., and all vessels~used, and the spirit 

distilled, and a fine of one thousand dollars, and imprisonment not exceeding one 

year. 

5. Notice shall be g-hen toethe collector by the manufacturer of any still, boiler or 

other vessel to be used far the purpose of distilling, and when the same is to be usecl, 

and no such still, etc,, shall be set up without a permit from the collector, under penalty 

of five hundred dollars, ancl a forfeiture of the distilling apparatus. Saleratus 

may however be made in a distillery and the boiler for generating steam, or heating 

water may be located in another building. 

6. Every rectifier and distiller shall enter daily in a book or books kept for the purpose, 

under such rules and regulations as the Commission of Internal Revenue may 

prescribe, the number of proof gallons of spirits purchased or received, of W~OIH 

purchased and received, and the number of proof' gallons sold or delivered ; and 

every rectifier or wholesale dealer who shall neglect or refuse to keep such record 

shall forfeit all spirits in his possession, together with the apparatus, tools, and implements 

used, and be subject to a fine of five hundred dollars, or inlprisonment 

for not less than six months nor more than one year, in the cliscrction of the 

court. And every rectifier shall mark with a stencil-plate on each package of five 

gallons or more of distilled or reclified spirits sold by him, his name and place of 

business, 

7. It was provided by the act of 1866, 27, that the owner or owners of any distillery 

shall provide at his or their own expense a warehouse suitable for the storage 

of bonded spirits, of his or their own manufacture only ; or he or they may provide 

a secure room in a suitable building, to be used as such warehouse, but no dwellinghouse 

shall be used for such purpose ; and no door, window, or other openii~g shall 

be made or permitted in the walls thereof, leading to any other room or building used 

for any other purpose, or into the distillery ; and after a bond has been given, as hereinafter 

provided, such warehouse or room, when approved by the Secretary of the 

Treasury, on report of the district collector, is hereby declared to be a boncled warellouse 

of the United States, and shall be used only for the storing of spirits manufacturccl 

by the owner, agent, or superintendent of such distillery, and shall be under 

the custody of the inspector as hereinafter provided ; anci shsll be kept locked up by 

the proper officer in charge, at all times, except when he shall be present ; ancl the 

tax on the spirits stored in such warehouse shall be paid before removal from such 

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warehouse, unless reinoved in pursuance of law. And the owner or owners of such 

warehouse shall execute a general bond to the United State with two or more sureties, 

to be approved by the collector; and such boncl shall be for not less than the 

amount of taxes on the spirits to be covered thereby, and in such form, and containing 

such conclitions, as shall be approved by the Secretary of the Treasury, and shall 

be changed or rencwcd fro111 time to time in regard to the amouilt and sureties 

thereof, as the collcctor, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, may rcquire. 

And by the statute, 1867, March 2, that whenever, in the judgment of the 

collcctor, there shall be a general boncled warehouse so locatecl as to be convcnielltly

accessible to a distillery, and in the same collection district, the said collector shall 

direct all spirits which may be stored in the bonded warehouse attached to such 

distillery to be transferrek directly to a general bonded warehouse ; and all spirits 

thereafter produced in such distillery shall be removed to a general bonded ware- 

house within the time and in the manner heretofore required for the removal to tho 

bonded warehouse attached to the distillery. 

S. The general bonded warehouses for the storage of liquors.distilled, are established 

under the regulation of the secretary, bearing date of August 29,1867, providing for 

the withdrawal, transportation and exportation of the merchandise deposited there- 

in ; and for tlie keeping of proper account thereof, together with rules for the allowe 

ance of leakage, but it does not comport with the purpose of this Book, to give 

them in full. OEcers of the revenue, and those otherwise interested, will give par- 

ticular attention to tlre same. 

9. By the act of 1866, and inspector was appointed for each distillery, whose duties 

mere to take an account of all material used for the purpose of producing spirits, 

when put into the mash tub, or otherwise used-to inspect, gauge and prove all spirits 

clistillecl-to take charge of the bonded warehouse established for the distillery, tho 

same to be in the joint custody of the inspector and the owner, his agent or super- 

intendent ; and when any spirits are placed in the " warehouse " to cause entry there- 

of to be luacle, the same also to be signed by the owner of the spirits, with the en- 

dorsement of the inspector by certificate, that the same had been duly inspected ; such 

entry and certificate to be filed with the collector. 

This inspector was precluded from engaging in any other business, and has for com- 

pensation five dollars per day while so engaged as inspector, to be paid by assessment 

upon the distiller. EIe was also allowed a prescribed fee for every proof gallon of 

distilled spirits inspected. 

10. An assistant inspector might be appointed when the duties could not be per- 

formed in full by the principal inspector. 

11. If any distiller allowed any distillation, e tc., in the absence of the inspector, he 

incurs apenalty of the forfeiture of double the amount of taxes on the apirits so pro- 

cluced and removed, and also a fine of one thousand dollars. 

12. The penalty for shipping or removing any distilled spirit;^ or fermented liquors 

or wines without s proper brand, was the forfeiture of the spirits, etc., and a fiue of 

five hundred dollars. 

13. By the statute of March 3, 1867, it was provided that spirits should be inspect- - 

ed by a GENERAL INSPECTOB, who shall, before the spirits are .removed from the dis- 

tillery, duly brand the packages, and the provision, requiring the appointment of 

an inspector for each distillery, was repealed. 

14. Every distiller shall make or cause to be made an &act entry of all the mate- 

rials used in the production of spirits, the number of gallons distilled and placed in 

warehouses, the proof thereof, and the number of gallons sold, and the name or place 

of business or residence of the person to whom sold. 

I-Ie also, tliree times a month, is to render his account to the assessor or his assis- 

tant in duplicate, under oath, of these entries. This book of entries must always 

be open to tlie inspection of the government officers. The violation of these 

provisions subjects the offender to a fine of five hundred dollars. For rendering 

a false account, the pcnalty is the same, or to imprisonment not less than six 

nlont hs. 

15. The proprietor and possessor of a still or its apparatus is jointly and severally 

liable for the taxes due, and the tax is a lien upon the distillery, the spirits distilled, 

the apparatus used and the land upon which the distillery is situated. 

16. The tax upon any spirits distilled and removed, not being deposited in tl bond- 

ed warehouse may be assessecl by the assessor or assistant assessor, but not to the ex- 

clusion of any other remedy or proceeding provided by law. 

I'd. Tlle tax upon all spiritqs is collected upon the basis of first proof, which proof 

~11311 be held and taken to be that alcoholic liquor which contains one-half its volume 

of alcohol of a specific gravity of seven thousand nine hundred and thirt -nine 

(.7939) tan tl~ousandtlis at sixty degrees Fallrenheit ; and the Secretary of the $reasury 

is also authorized to adopt, procure ancl prescribe for use such hydrometers, 

weighing and gauging instrumcnts, meters, or other means for ascertaining tlm 

strength and qusnlity of spirits subject to tax, or for the prevention or detection of 

fittucls by distillers of spirits, and to prescribe such rules and regulations as he mag 

cleeni necessary to insum a ulliforrn and .correct system of inspection, mighiag and

gauging of spirits subject to tax throughout the United States. And whenever the 

Secretary of the Treasury shall adopt and prescribe for use any meter or meters, it 

shall be the cluty of every owner, agent or superintenclent of a distillery, to make 

application to the collector of his district for such meter or meters, to be used in his 

distillery, and the same shallbe fi~rnished and attached t+o the distillery rtt lhe expense 

of the distiller, whose duty it shall be to furnish all the pipes, materials, labor and 

facilities necessary to complete such attachtnent in accordance with the regulations of 

the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, who is hereby further authorized to order 

and require such changes of or additions to clistilling apparatus, connecting pipes, 

pumps or cisterns, or any machinery connected wit11 or used in or on the distillery 

premises, or may require to be put on any of the stills, tubs, cisterns, pipes or otrlier 

vcssels such Fastenings, locks or seals as he may deem necessary. And in all sales of 

spirits hereafter made, where not otherwise specially agreed, a gallon shall be taken 

to be a gallon of first proof, according to tlie foregoing standard set forth and deck-~red 

for the inspection and gauging of spirits throughout the United States. 

18. The distiller is required to erect cisterns for the receiving of the spirits distilled 

during the day of twenty-four hours, (a particular descriptioii of which is set 

forth in fthe statute ;) uncter locks and keys provided by the Secretary of the 

Treasury. 

19. For knowingly or frauclulently using false weights or measures in ascertaining 

material of distillation usecl, or for making false rccorcis, or destroying locks or seals 

upon cisterns, etc., subjects tlie offender to a penalty of imprisoilment for the term 

of two years, and a fine not exceeding one tl~ousancl dollars, and for using beer, mo- 

kisses or other substances for the purpose of producing spirits, before an account of 

the same is registered, to a pellalty of one thousancl dollars for each offence. 

20. The distiller supplies all neeclecl assis~;lnce for the inspection of the clistillery, 

under a penalty for refusal or neglect of two liunclretl dollars for each offcnce. 

21. The thirty-eighth section of law of 1866 gives full direction as to the mode of 

inspection of spirits, the marking of tlle same, ancl the returns to the collector and 

assessor, with a penalty for each evasion, false marking or other fraucl. Tlie inspec- 

tor is also made subject to severe penalties, for neglect of his duties, or connivance 

with the distiller. Severe penalties are jlso provided for fraudulently using, purchas- 

ing or selling any casks, etc, bearing inspection marks ; also for fraudulent use of 

iaspector's brancls or plates ; also for the negligent or wilful leaving of these brancls, 

ek., on tlie part of an inspector, where they may bs frau(1ulently used. 

28. A fine of one thousand dollars ancl irnpr~sonll1ent for not less than one, nor 

more than two ycars, is imposed upon a person who adcls ingredients, etc., for the 

purpose of creating rc, fictitious proof on spiriils, with forfeiture of contents of casks, 

etc., to the Unitecl States. 

23. Spirits may be removecl from bonclecl warcl~ouse, owned by distiller, under the 

prescribed regulations, wliich will bc carefully coasultccl. 

24. spirits may be removed froxu bonded warel1ouse for exportation upon giving 

bod, to be c:~ncelled upon presentation of the proper certificate that the spirits have 

been landecl, etc., or lost. 

25. Tlrllen a bond, under vhich spirits lmve bccn removed from bonded ware- 

house, is forfeited, the obligors therein must pay the taxes cloc and fifly per cent. ad- 

nitional, and the collector may distrain for tlie same. I11 case no property is found, 

tlie collector forpy;lrds tlie boncl to the Unitccl States district attorney for suit, 

notice is given the Coni~nissionel* of Internal Eevenue. 

2(1. For executing or signing any false or fraudulent bond, permit, etc., to evade 

tax on distilled spirits, for withdrawal of the spirits from wareho~ise or otherwise the 

penalty is tlie forfeiture of such spirits, tt~lcl i:nprisonment of not less than one, nor 

more than five years, at thc discretion of the court 

27. Persons owning spirits manufactul-ecl previons to the operation of the act, exceeding 

fifty gallons, must notify the co~lcctor to gauge the s;ime ; and upon the receipt 

of the notice the collcctor sllall cause the ssn~c to be gauged aiici provecl, and 

Illre casks to be rntbrkecl. Such spirits slid1 not be gauged in cisterns, but only in barrels, 

etc. That in leccli tubs sllilll be cstiluat,ed by the inspector, and the collector 

f :rmards a copy of tho return to the Commissio~cr. A refusal to mtity the collector, 

is ~isited with a penalty of five llunclrecl clollars. 

28. Spirits founcl on distillery l~remiscs after the tax is paid, are forfeited. 

29. When removecl from original paclruge for purposes of rectification, etc., they 

sllall be re-inspected and the absence of tllc braad is cause for forfeiture.

30. All forfeited boilers, stills, etc., arc to be solcl at public auction, alld proceeds 

clisposed of by the Commissioner for the benefit of the gwernu~ent. 

31. The Cornmissio~ler is authorized to exempt distillers froin apples, pcaclles and 

grapes, from thc provisious above recited, if he deem it cxpeclient. 

33. When any still not exceeding one thousand clollars in value, has been seized 

for violation of the law, the same shall not be rclensecl to tlre clainlant, but slialZ bc 

destroyed. If worth lore tlian one thous;~nd dollars it shall be rclcased only at the 

discretion of the court. 

33. Severe penalties are inflicted in case spirits are removed, except as provicled by 

law, and the bhrclen of proof sliall be upon the claimant to show that the requirements 

of tlx law have been collzplied with. 

34. Spirits are to be removed from the place of storage, etc., only between sunries 

and sunset. 

35. The Cornmisssioner may authorize any internal rcvenoe officer to sieze prb.Opcrty 

subject to seizure and the packages in wllich they are cont.aincc1. 

36. Selling or offering the spirits for szlc at less than the tax imyosed by law, shall 

be p~ima facie evidence of fraucl. 

37. Immediately upon barrels, etc., of spirits being cnip tied, the inspectors' marlrs 

shall be e@aced under a penalty of ten dollars for each ofknce, and the said packages 

shall be forfeited, and be seized wherever fountl. 

35. Additional penalties are providecl by the act of 1867, for neglect or refusal to do 

or cause to be done, anytlling required by law, concerning cli~t~illecl spirits. 

39. Spirits forfeited are not to bc used for less than the tax required by Ia~v, and if 

not sold within nienty days are to be destroyed. 

40. All inspectors are requirecl to gike bond with security in a sum not less thau 

five thousand dollars. This applies also to inspectors of cigars. 

41. The statute of March 3, 1865, section 1, providect fully tll

opinion of the assessor, the brewer will be liable to one month. This bond shall be 

renewed on the first of May in each year. 

No brewer shall be required to pay a special tax as a wholesale dealer, by rcasou. of 

selling his products at a place other than his brewery. 

4. He shall keep a book, where he shall enter the quaRty of the fermerited liquors 

made, and the quality removed for sale or consumption. This book to be open at all 

times to assistant assessors. Verified returns are to be made monthly, and sent both 

to the assessors and the collector, on or before the tenth of each month. 

5, Any brewer who fraudulent1 y attempts to evade the tax, or who makes Kdse entries, 

or procures the same to be dome, shall forfeit his productions, and the barrels, 

etc., containing the same, and be liable to a penalty of not less than five hundred dollars, 

nor more than one thousand clollars; shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeitnor, 

and shall be imprisoned for not less than a year. 

6. For refusing to keep books, or render an account hc shall for each refusal or neglect, 

forfeit three hundred dollars. 

7. The payment of the tax upon fermented liquors is made by stamps denoting ibc 

amount ot tax, rand sold by collectors to brewers only: an account of the same is 

kept by the collector, a deduction of seven and a halt' per cent. is allowed on sale, 

ancl the amount realized is included in estimating the commissions of the collectors 

and assessors. 

8. The fifty-third section of the law of July 13, 1866, gives particular directions as 

to the manner of affixing the stamps to the barrels, etc., and the cancellation of tlie 

eame, and s penalty for the fraudulent use of the same. The reader will also carefully 

consult Series 2, No. 6, for regulations of the department in this behalf. 

9. Severe penalties are provided for removal, for sale or otherwise, of fermented 

liquora before the proper stamp is affixed, for making, sclling or using false stau~ps or 

'dies. 

10. Stamps are required on hopheads, etc., when fermeated l&uor is sold at retail, 

and an account of the same is to be made to the assessor monthly. 

3.1. Brewers may remove malt liquors of their own manufacture to a place of storage 

within the same district in quantities not less than six barrels, without stamps. 

The same shall be affixed when liquor is sold, or removed from the place of storage. 

Particular provisions are made for removal to another collector's district. Sourccl 

liguors may be removed without stamps. 

12. Every brewer shall mark or caused to be marked, in such manner as snall be 

rescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, upon every hogshead, barrel, 

Reg or other vessel containing the fermented liquor made by him, before it is 801~1 or 

removed from the brewery, or brewery warehouse, or other place of manufacture, 

the name of the person, firm or corporation by whom such liquor mas manufactured, 

and the place where the same shall have been made ; and any person, other than the 

owner thereof, or his agent, who shall intentionally remove or cleface such mark 

therefrom, shall be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars for each cask from which the 

mark is removed or defaced. 

13. Every person, other than the purchaser or owner of any fermented liquor, or 

person actin cm his behalf, or as his agent, who shall intentionally remove or deface 

the stamp a xed upon the hogshead, barrel, keg or other vessel in which the same 

may be contained, shall be liable to a fine of fifty dollars for each such vessel from 

which the stamp is removed or defaced, and to render cornpensatioll to such purchaser 

or owner for all damages snstained by him therefrom. 

14. The ownership or possession by any person of any fermented liquor after its 

safe or removal from brewery or warehouse, or other place where it was made, upon 

which the tar required shall not have been paid, shall render the same liable to 

seiznre wherever found, and to forfeiture; and that the want of the proper stamp or 

stamps upon any hogshead, barrel, keg or other vessel in which fermented liquor may 

be contained after its sale or removal from the brewery where the same was made, or 

warehouse as aforesaid, shall be notice to all persons that the tax has not been paid 

thereon, and shall be primafacie evidence of the non-payment thereof. 

15. Every person who shall withdraw any fermented liquor from any hogshead, 

barrel, keg, or other vessel upon which the proper stamp or stamps shall not have 

been affixed, for the purpose of bottling the same; or who shall carry on, or attempt 

to carry on, the business of bottling fermented liquors in any brewery or other 

place in which fermented liquor is made, or upon any premises having communication 

with 8uch brewery or any warehouse, shall be liable to a fine of five hundred

dollars, and the property used in such bottling or business shall be liable to for- 

feiture. 

Cigars and Tobacco. 

I. The tax on cigars, etc., is as follows : On cigarettes, cigars, and cheroots of 

all descriptions, made of tobacco, or any substitute therefor, five dollars per 

thousand. 

2. The Commissioner, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, 

prescribed reg~~letions for the inspection and valuation and collection of the tax. 

3. For the tax on tobacco, see schedules. 

4. The manufacturer of tobacco, snuff, or cigars shall in addition to the other provisions 

of law, furaish to the assessor a sworn statement, setting forth his place of 

business, a description of the article he manufactures, etc' He should also give a bond 

in the sum of three thousand dollars, with one or more sureties to be approved by the 

the collector of the district, for each cutting machine kept for use, in the sum of one 

thousand dollars for each screw-press kept for use in making plug or pressd tobacco, 

in the sum oi five thousand dollars for each hydraulic press kept for use, in the sum 

of one thousand dollars for each snuff mull kept for use, and in the sum of one hundred 

dollars for each person employed by said person, firm, company or corporation 

in making cigars, conctitioned that he mill comply with all the requirements of the law 

in regard to the manufacture of tobacco, snuff or cigars ; that he will not employ 

others to manufacture cigars who have not obtained the requisite permit for making 

cigars ; that he will not engage in any attempt, by himself or by collusion with others, 

to defraud the government of any tax oq any manufacture of tobacco, snuff or cigars ; 

that he mill render truly and correctly all the returns, statements and inventories 

prescribed for manufactures of tobacco, snuff or cigars; that whenever he shall 

add to tlre number of cutting rnacliines, presses, snuff mulls or cigar makers, used 

or employed by him, he will immediately give notice thereof to the collector who 

holds the bond, that he will pay to the collector of the district all the taxes which 

may or should be assessed and due on any tobacco, snuff or cigars so nmanufactured, 

and that he will not knowingly sell, purchase or receive for sale any such tobacco, 

snuff or cigars which have not been inspected, branded or stamped as required by 

law, or upon which the tax hss not been paid if it has accurred or become payable. 

And the said bond may be renewed or changed from time to time, in regard to the 

sureties or amount thereof, according to the discretion of the collector, under the 

instructions of the Commissioner of Internal Bevenue. And every person, firm, 

company or corporation aforesaid shall exhibit, whenever demanded by an officer of 

internal rcvenue, a certificate from the collector, who is-hereby authorized and directed 

to issue the same, setting forth the kind and number of machines, presses, 

snuff mulls, and number of cigar-makers for which the bond has been given. And 

any person, firm or corporation manufacturing tobacco, snuff, or cigars of any description 

without first furnishing the bond in the case herein required, shall be subject 

to a fine of three hundred dollars, and in addition thereto, upon conviction 

thereof, shall be liable to imprisonmt for a term not exceeding one year, at the discretion 

of the court. 

5- It shall be the duty of the assistant assessor of each district to keep a record, in 

a book or books to be provided for the purpose, to be open to the inspection of any 

person upon reasonable request, of the name of any and every person, firm, company 

or corporation who may be engaged in the manufacture of tobacco, snuff, or 

cigars in his district, together with the place where such manufacture is carried on 

and the place of residence of the person or persons engaged therein ; and the assistant 

assessor shall enter in said record, under tlie name of each manufacturer, an abstract 

of monthly returns ; and each assessor shall keep a similar record for the entire 

district. All cases where tobacco, snuff, or cigars, of any description, are manufhctnred, 

in whole or in part, upon commission or shares, or where the material from 

which any such articles are made, or are to be made, is furnished by one party and 

manufactured by another, or where the material is furnished or sold by one party kt11 

an uncierstanding or contract with another that the manufactured article is to be received 

in payment therefor, or ally part thereof, the tax imposed by law thereon may 

be assessed upon the party for whom the same was made, or to whom the same was 

delivered as aforesaid, or upon the person or party who made the same, as the assessor 

shall deem best for the collection of the revenue. And it case of fraud on the part of 

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either of sdd parties in respect to said manufacture, or of any collusion on their part, 

to defraud the revenue, the materials, etc., shall be forfeited and the articles shall be 

assessed at the highest rate of tax. 

6. The manufacturer of cigars, snuff and tobacco, is required on the first of January 

in each year to make an inventory of the quantity of tobacco, etc., etc., owned 

by him at said date, and an account is to be kept by him of all articles purchased by 

him thereafter, and of the qhantity manufactured, sold, consumed er removed, a 

copy of which is to be furnished to the assistant assessor ; under a penalty of five 

hundred dollars, and an examination may be made, under the general provisions, if 

the account is deemed fraudulent. 

7. The tax upon cigars, f etc., accrues upon the removal from the place of manafacture. 

8. A transfer may be made to a bonded warehouse upon the payment of the duty, 

and the regulations as to distilled spirits apply so far as applicable; no drawback 

being allowed. 

9. All manufactured tobacco, snuff and cigars before the same are used or removed 

must be inspected, and each box or package stamped by the inspector, the fee for the 

same to be paid by the manufacturer. 

10. For affixing a fraudulent stamp or inspector's mark, the penalty is not less than 

fifty dollars, and imprisonment not exceeding two years. 

11. All cigars shall be packed in boxes or paper packages, and if sold without inspection, 

are forfeited. 

12. The Commissioner shall keep an account of a11 stninps delivered to inspectors, 

and the latter keep an account of 311 used, ancl the persons for whom used and the 

date of the inspection, to be returned to the assessor. 

13. The inspectors give bond in five thousand clollars for the faithful performance 

of their duties, and for the return of all stamps not used by thew. 

14. If any other than the manufacturer parts with the possession of tobacco, snug, 

or cigars, on which the duties have not been paid, with the knowledge thereof, he 

incurs a penalty of one hundred dollars for each offence, and the purchaser of any 

uninspected or unstamped cigars, etc., with the knowledge thereof incurs a penalty 

of fifty dollars for each offence, and fol' receiving these from a manufacturer who has 

not paid the special tax, the penalty is one thousand dollars, and a forfeiture of the 

articles. 

15. The manufacturer of cigars, etc., must have a permit, also the maker of the 

cigars ; and before making in any other district than his residence, he must procure 

the endorsement of the assistant assessor in said district, for which the assistant is 

entitled to a fee of ten cents. 

16. The assistant keeps a record of all these permits, sllowing the date of the same, 

the name, residence and place of employment of the party named therein, and other 

particulars. 

I?'. Every maker of cigars shall keep a monthly account of all cigars he makes, 

and for whom made, and deliver a sworn copy to the assistant assessor on the first 

Monday of every month. And if any person shall make any cigars without procuring 

such permit, or the proper endorsements thereon, or neglect to keep such account 

in book form, he shall be punished by a fine of five dollars for each day he shall so 

offend, or by imprisonment for suchxtime as the court may order for each day's 

offence, not exceeding thirty days in the whole, upon any one conviction. And if 

any person making clgars shall fail to make the return herein required, or shall make 

a false return, he shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, or by 

imprisonment not exceeding thirty days. And any person may apply to the assistant 

assessor or inspector of the district to have any cigars of his own manufacture 

counted ; and on receiving a certificate of the number, for which such fee as may be 

prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue shall be paid by the owner 

thereof, may fell and deliver such cigars to any purchaser, in the presence of said 

assistant assessor or inspector, in bulk or unpacked, without payment of the tax. 

A copy of the certificate shall be retained by the assistant assessor, or by the inspector, 

who shall return the same to the assessor of the district. The purchaser shall pack 

such ci ars in boxes or paper packages, and have the same inspected and marked or 

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stampe according to the provisions of the law,.and shall make a return of the same, 

as inspected, to the assistant assessor of the district, wherein the same was manu- 

factured, and, unless removed to a bonded warehouse, shall pay the taxes on such 

cigars within fifteen days after purchasing them, to the collector of the district

wherein they were manufactured, and before the same have been removed from the 

.store or building of such purchaser, or from his possession ; and if such purchaser 

shall neglect for more than fifteen days to pack and have such clgars duly inspected, 

and to pay the taxes thereon according to law, he shall be fined not exceeding five 

hnndred dollars, and be imprisoned not exceeding six months, at the discretion of the 

court, and the cigars may be seized by the collector and shall be forfeited'to the United 

States. And if any person, firm, company or corporation shall employ or procure 

any person to make any 2igars, who has not the permit, or the indorsement thereon 

required by this act, be shall be punished by a fine of ten dollars for each day he 

shall employ such person, or by imprisonment not exceeding ten days. And if any 

person shaB be found making cigars without such permit, or the indorsemsnt thereon, 

the collector of the district may seize any cigars, or tobacco for makin cigars, which 

may be found in possession of such person, and the same shall be orfeited to the 

United States and sold ; and the proceeds of such sale shall be distributed between 

the United States and the informer, if there be any, as provided by law. 

18. Any person who shall sell, give away, or otherwise dispose of, any empty 

cigar box or boxes which have been stamped, without first defacing or destroying 

such stamps, or shall refill any cigar box without first defacing or destroying such 

stamp, shall on conviction of either offence be liable to a penalty of one hundred 

dollars or to imprisonment not exceeding sixty days, or both, in the discretion of the 

court, with the costs of the trial, and it shall be lawful for any cigar inspector or 

revenue officer to destroy any empty cigar box upon which a cigar stamp shall be 

found. 

Xpetial Taxes. 

No person or firm shall carry on certain specified trades, business or professions, 

until they have paid a special tax, (or as was originally styled " had taken license.") 

As preliminary to this special tax, the trade .or business must be registered with the 

assistant assessor, the place where the busines is to be carried on is to be stated ; if a 

rectifier the number of barrels he purposes to rectify; if a peddler, the number of 

horses or niules he designs to employ or whether he designs to travel on foot; the 

tax is to be paid, and the proper receipt given therefor by the collector. The 

receipt is equivalent to the former license. It should also be stated that in case of 

distillers, brewers, makers of tobacco, etc., a bond must also be filed, and special 

notices given; for the particulars of which the reader will refer to those subjects 

herein. 

The receipt should state the name, the place and character of the business ; if by 8 

peddler, whether a foot peddler, or traveling with horses or mules, and the number 

of them, and the time for which payment is. made. Ordinarily these receipts are 

given annually on May first ; but if the business, etc., is subsequently commenced, 

the receipt will bear date as of the first of the month in which applied for, terminat- 

ing on May first following. 

Auctioneers, produce brokers, commercial brokers, patent right dealers, photograph- 

ers, builders, insurance agents, insurance brokers and peddlers, unlike others, are not 

confined to a stationary place of business. 

Partners in business requires the payment of but one special tax for the partner- 

ship, with the exception of lawyers, physicians, surgeons, dentists, cattle brokers, 

horse dealers, peddlers, produce brokers, comnlercial brokers, patent right dealers, 

photographers, builders, insurance agents, insurance brokers and auctioneers. Each 

of these must pay the special tax though in partnership. No special tax is required 

for the storage of goods at other places than the place of business, nor for the sale 

of goods at the place of manuf'ctcture, and at their principal place of business, if no 

such goods are kep t (except as samples) at the said office or place of business. 

This receipt for the special tau must be produced on demand by the internal 

revenue officer; and if it is not produced the presumption shall be that no tax has 

been paid. 

In case a peddler shall refuse to exhibit his receipt when demanded, his pack, 

wagon, horse or mule, with his goods, may be seized, and after due proceedings, 

may be forfeited and sold, and the proceeds after the payment of expenses, shall 

be paid by the collector to the United States. 

The executors or administrators of a person, who has paid the special tax, may 

carry on the business after the death of such person, without payment of an addi- 

f

tional tax. SO with the wife or child, or other legal representatives of a person deceased. 

The place of business may also be changed upon a registration with the assistant 

assessor and collector of such new place of business. 

A special tax is to be paid for each pursuit carried on, when more than one is so 

carried on by the same person. In cases, however, where the population of a city or 

town is less than six thousand persons, according to the last preceding census, one 

special tax shall embrace the business of land warrant brokers, claim agents and real 

estate agents upon paying the highest tax applicable to either. 

The succinct and comprehensive language of the statute, in defining the several 

occupations subject to a special tax, is given, in the words of the enactment, and the 

author adds thereto a summary of the more important rulings and decisions upon this 

subject. No part of the law has become more distinct and definitely settled ; and 

there neecl to be no misunderstanding in this behalf. 

1. Banks chartered or organized under a general law, with a capital not exceeding 

fifty thousand dollars, and bankers using or employing a capital not exceeding the 

sum of fifty thousand dollars, shall pay one hundred dollars ; when exceeding fifty 

thousand dollars, for every sdclitional thousand dollars in excess of fifty thousand 

dollars, two dollars. Every incorporated or other bank, and every person, firm, or 

company having a place of business where credits are opened by the deposit or collection 

of money or currency, subject to be paid or remitted u on draft, check, or or- 

der, or where money is advanced or loaned on stocks, bonds, bu lion, bills of exchange, 

or promissory notes, or where stocks, bonds, bullion, bills of exchange, or prorn- 

issory notes are received for discount or for sale, shall be regarded as a bank or as a 

banker : Provided, That any savings bank having no capital stock, and whose busi- 

ness is confined to receiving deposits and loaning or investing the same for the benefit 

of its depositors, and which cloes no other business of banking, shall not be subject 

to this tax. 

The tax upon a bank should be assessed upon its chartered capital ; that of a banker, 

upon the amount of capital used or employed. 

2. Wholesab deders, whose annual sales do not exceed-fifty thousand dollars, shall 

pay fifty dollars ; and if their annual' sales exceed fifty thousancl dollars, for every 

aciditional thousand dollars in excess of fifty thousand dollars, they shall pay one dol- 

lar ; and the amount of all sales within th!: year beyond fifty thousand dollars shall 

be returned monthly to the assistant assessor, and the tax on sales in excess of fifty 

th.mnd dollars shall be assessed by the assessors and paid monthly as other month- 

ly taxes are assessed and paid. Ewry person shall be reparcled as a mholesde clealer 

whose business it is, for himself or on commission, to sell or offer to sell any goods, 

wares, or merchandise of foreign or domestic production, not including wines, spirits 

or malt liquors, whose annual sales exceed !twenty-five thousand ciollars. And the 

payment of the special tax as a wholesale dealer shall not exempt any such persoil 

acting as a commercial broker from the payment of the special tax imposed upon 

commercial brokers : Prouided, That no person paying the special tax as a wholesale 

dealer in liquors shall be required to pay an additional special tax on account of the 

sale of other goods, wares or lnerchanclise on the same premises : And provided fils.- 

t7~, That in estimating the amount of sales for the purposes of this section, any 

sales made by or through another wholesale dealer on colnmission shall not be again 

estimated and included as sold by the party for prhom the sale was made. 

Selling at wholesale under this paragraph, means selling to others to sell again, 

without reference to the quantity sold. 

Wholesale dealers may do business as confectioners and apothecaries at the same 

place, without additional special tax. 

The fractional part of oie thousand dollars cannot be assessed, but the amount is 

carried forward to the next month, and when it amounts to one thousand dollars 

it is taxed. 

3. Retail dealers shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose business or occupntion 

it is,to sell orjoffer for sale any goods, wares, ormerchandise of foreign or domestic 

production, not including spirits, wines, ale, beer, or other malt liquors, and 

whose annual sales exceed one thousand dollars aud clo not exceed twenty-five 

thousand dollars, shall be regarded as a retail dealer. 

Retail dealers may do business as apothecaries or confectioners at the same place 

for business without additional special tax. 

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They may sell butchers' meat without being licensed as stall-butchers. 

When retailers sell more than twenty-five thousand dollars they must be re- 

'assessed* 

They must be assessed upon the basis of all sales made by them, except through 

wholesale dealers or Commission. 

If a farmer sells his tobacco after its manufacture, he is a dealer or peddler, as tlie 

case may be. 

4. Wholesale dealers in liquom whose annual sales do not exceed fifty thousand dol- 

lars shall pay one hundred dollars, and if exceeding fifty thousand dollars, for every 

additional thousand dollars in excess of fifty thousand dollars, they shall pay one 

dollar, and euch excess shall be assessed and paid in the same manner as required of 

wholesale de,alers. Every person who shall sell or offer for sale any distilled spirits, 

fermented liquors, or wines of any kind, whose annual sales, including sales of other 

merchandise, shall exceed twenty-five thousand dollars, shall be regarded as a whole- 

sale dealer in liquors. 

5. Retail dealers in liquors shall pay twenty-five dollars. Every person who sha 1 

sell or offer for sale foreign or domestic spirits, mines, ale, beer or other malt liquors, 

and whose annual sales, including all sa,les of other merchandise, do not exceed twenty- 

five thousand dollars, shall be regarded as a retail dealer in liquors. 

A retail limor dealer may sell liquors in quantities of not exceeding three gallons 

at a time, without wholesale liquor tax. (Act of March 2, 1867.) 

Wholesale liquor dealers may sell liquors and other merchandise at retail, also liquor 

to be drank on the premises, but all sales must be included in the basis of special tax, 

re-assessment, etc. 

A retail dealer of liquors selling out' his stock at one time is not thereby made a 

wholesale liquor dealer. 

When a retail dealer changes his business to that of a retail liquor dealer, he should 

be re-assessed in the difference in the rate of tax, for a proportionate part of the year. 

6. Lottery ticket dealers shall pay one hundred dollars. Every person, association, 

firm, or corporation. who shall make, sell, or offer to sell lottery tickets, or fractional 

parts thereof, or any token, certificate, or device representing or intending to represent 

a lottery ticket, or any fractional part thereof, or any policy of numbers in any 

lottery, or shall manage any lottery, or prepare schemes of lotteries, or superintend 

the drawing of any lottery, shall be deemed a lottery ticket dealer : Provided, That 

the managers of any lottery shall give bond in the sum of one thousand dollars, that 

the person paying such tax shall not sell any tickets or supplementary ticket of such 

lottery which has not been duly stamped according to law, and that he will pay the 

tax imposed by law upon the gross receipts of his sales. 

7. Horse deabrs shall pay ten dollars. Any person whose business it is to buy or 

sell horses or mules shall be regarded a horse dealer: Provided, Tbat, one special tax 

having been paid, no additional tax shall be imposed upon any horse dealer for keeping 

a livery stable, nor upon any livery stable keeper for clealing horses. 

8. Livery stable keepers shall pay ten dollars. Any person whose business it is to 

keep horses for hire, or to let, or to keep, feed, or board horses for others, shall be regarded 

as a livery stable keeper. 

Hotel keepers may feed the horses of their guests, witshout paying tax as a livery 

stable keeper. It is otherwise if he makes it his businless ts keep, feed and boaxd 

horses, for others than the sojourners of his house. 

9. Brokers shall pay fifty dollars. Every persbn, firm or company, whose business 

it is to negotiate purchases or sales of stocks, bonds, exchange, bullion, coined money, 

bank notes, promissory notes, or other securities, for themselves or others, shall be 

regarded as a broker : Provided, That any person, harillg paid the special tax as a 

banker, shall not be required to pay the special tax as a broker. 

10. P~wnbrohrs using or elnploying a capital not exceeding fifly thousand dollars 

shall pay fifty dollars ; and when using or employing a capital exceeding fifty thousand 

dollars, for every additional thousand dollars in excess of fifty thousand dollars, 

shall pay two dollars. Every person whose business or occupation it is to take or 

receive, by way of pledge, pawn, or exchange, any goods, mares, or merchannise, or 

any kind of personal property whatever, as security for the repayment of money lent 

thereon, shall be deemed a pawnbroker. 

11. Land-urcmant brokers shall pay twenty-five dollars. Any person shall be re-

garded as a land-warrant broker who makes a business of buying and selling land 

warrants, or of furnishing them to settlers or other persons. 

12. Cattle brokers, whose annual sales clo not exceecl ten thousand dollars, shall pay 

ten dollars ; and if exceeding the sum of ten thousand dollars, one dollar for each 

additional thousand dollars ; and such excess shall be assessed and paid in the same 

manner as required of wholesale dealers. Any person whose business it is to buy or 

sell or deal in cattle, hogs, or sheep, shall be considered as a cattle broker. 

13. Produce brokers, whose annual sales do not exceed the sum of ten thousand dollars, 

shall pay ten dollars. Every person other than one having paid the special tax 

as re commercial broker or cattle broker, or wholesale or retail dealer, or peddler, 

whose occupation it is to buy or sell agricultural or far111 products, and whose annual 

sales do not exceed ten thousand dollars, shall be regarded as a produce proker. 

14. Commercial broke?*s shall pay twenty dollars. Any person or firm whose business 

it is, as a broker, to negotiate sales or purchases of goods, wares, or merchandise, 

or to negotiate freights and other business for the owners of vessels, or for the shippers, 

or consignors, or consignees of freight carried by vessels, shall be regarded a 

commercial broker, 

15. Cwtom-house brokers shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose occupation it 

is, as the agent of others, to arrange entries and other custom-house papers, transact 

business at any port of entry relating to the importation or exportation of goods, 

wares, or merchandise, shall be regarded a custom-house broker. 

If a produce broker's sales exceed ten thousand dollars annually he should be treated 

as a commercial broker or dealer, as the case may be. 

Persons traveling about the country as the agents of manufacturers or dealers, 

seeking orders for goods as agents of one person or firm only, and who are paid a 

salary, but receive no commissions are not required to pay tax as produce or colllmercial 

brokcrs. 

If s commercial broker solicits an order, and it is filled, thore is a, sale by the broker 

which should be included in his monthly returns. 

16. Distillers shall pay one hundred dollars. Every person, firm, or corporation, 

who distills or manufactures spirits, or who brews or makes mash, wort, or wash for 

clistillation or the production of spirits, shall be deemed a distiller: Provided, That 

distillers of apples, grapes or peaches, distilling or manuf~ctusing fifty and less than 

one hundred and fifty barrels per year from the same, shall pay fifty dollars : And 

proaided further, That no tax shall be imposed for any still, stills, or other apparatus 

used by druggists and.chemists,for the recovery of alcohol for pharmaceutical and 

chemical or scientific purposes which has been used in those processes. 

Parties who make blackberry and old catawba wine by mixing distilled spirits 

with blackberry wine in one instance, and catamba wine in the other are rectifiers : 

but the liquor itself is not subject to tax. 

17. Brewers shall pay one hundred dollars. Every person, firm, or corporation 

who manufactures fermented liquors of any name or description, for sale, from malt, 

wholly or in part, OJ from any substitute therefor, shall be deemed a brewer: PTO- 

sided, That any person, firm, or corporation, who manufacture less than five hun- 

dred barrels per year, shall pay the sum of fifty dollars. 

18. Rectifiers who shall rectify any quantity of spirituous liquors not exceeding . 

five hundred barrels, packages, or casks, containing not more than forty gallons to 

each barrel, package, or cask, shall pay twenty-five dollars ; and twenty-five dollars 

additional for each additional five fiunclred such barrels, packages, or casks, or any 

fractional part thereof. Every, person, firm, or corporation, who rectifies, purifies, 

or refines distilled spirits or wines by any process, or who, by mixing distilled spirits 

or wine with any inaterials, manufactures any spurious imitation, or compound liq- 

uors for sale, under the name of whisky, brandy, gin, ruin, wine, " spirits," or "wine 

bitters," or any other name, shall be regarded as a rectifier 

19. Ooal oil distillers shall pay fifty dollars. Any person, firm, or corporation, who 

shall refine, produce, or distill petroleum, or rock oil or oil made of coal, asphaltum, 

shale, peat, or other bituminous substances, or shall manufacture illuminating oil, 

shall be regarded as a coal oil distiller. 

20. Keepers of hotels, inns, or taverns sliall be classified and rated according to the 

yearly rental, or, if not rented, according to the estimated yearly rental of the house 

and property intended to be so occupied, as follows, to-wit: when the rent or valua- 

tion of the yearly rental of said house and property shall be two hundred dollars, or

less, they shall pay ten dollars ; and if exceeding two hundred dollars, for any additional 

one hundred dollars or fractional part thereof in excess of two hundred doldars, 

five clollars: Provided, That a payment of such special tax shall be construed e 

to permit the person so keeping a hotel, inn, or tavern, to furnish the necessary food 

for the animals of such travelers or sojourners without the payment of an additional 

special tax as a livery stable keeper. Every place where food and lodging are provided 

for and furnished to travelers and sojourners for pay sha.11 be regarded as a 

hotel, inn, or tavern : Prouihd, That keepers of hotels, taverns and eating-houses, in 

which liquors are sold hy retail, to be drank upon the premises, shall pay an additional 

tax of twentylfive dollars. The yearly rental shall be fixed and established by the 

assistant asseasor of the proper assessment district at its proper value ; but if rented, 

st not less than the actual rent agreed upon by the parties. A11 steamers and vessels, 

upon waters of the United :Ctates, on board of which travelers are provided with 

food or lodgings, shall be subject to and required to pay twenty-five dollars : Providd, 

That any person who shall make a false or fraudulent leturn concerning the actual 

rent mentioned in this paragraph shall be subject to a penalty therefor of double the 

amount of the tax. 

The tax is based upon the rent or rental value of that portion of the premises used 

for hotel purposes. Usual concomitants of a hotel are barber's saloons, billiard 

rooms, and liquor, cigars, and news-stand. No deduction should be ma'de from the 

rent or rental value of the entire premises on acco~~nt of portions leased to these 

people. It should be other when portions are leased for ordinary stores. 

The keeper of a hotel, etc., is 1.iable if his gross receipts exceed one thousand dollars, 

regardless of the amount of his grQss profits. 

21, Keepers of eating-houses shall pay ten dollals. Every place where food or refreshments 

of any kind, not including spirits, wines, ale, beer, or other malt liquors, 

are provided for casual visitors and sold for consumption therein, shall be regarded 

as an eating-house. But the keeper of an eating-house, having paicl the tax therefor, 

shall not be required to pay a special tax as a confectioner, anything in this act to 

the contrary notwithstanding. And keepers of hotels, inns, tavens, and eating-houses, 

having paid the special ta,x therefor, shall not be required to pay additional tax for 

selling tobacco, snuff or cigars on the same premises, anything in this act to the cont~ary 

notwithst,anding. 

22. Confectioners shall pay ten dollara. Every person who sells at retail confectionery, 

sweetmeats, comfits, or other confects, in any building, shall be regarded as a 

confectioner. But wholesale ancl retail dealers, having paid the special tax thereior, 

sha,ll not be required to pay the special tax as a confectioner, anything in this act 

to the contrary notwithstanding. 

23. Claim agents and agents for procu7dng patents shall pay ten dollars. Every 

person whose business it is to prosecute claims i'n any of the executive departments 

of the federal government, or procure patents shall be deemed a claim agent or patent 

agent, as the case ma.y be. 

24. Patent-right dealers shall pay ten dollars. Every person wllose business it is to 

sell, or offer for sale, patent rights, shall be regarded as a patent-right dealers. 

Persons whose business it is to sell patent rights, should pay tau as pateut-right 

dealers, even though they sell their own inventions. 

(Note the difference between a patent-right dealer, and " patent-right agent.") 

25. Real-estate agents shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose business it is to sell 

or offer for sale real estate for others, or to rent houses, stores, or other buildings or 

real estate, or to collect rent for others, except lawyers paying a special tax as such, 

shall be regarded as a real estate agent. 

Trustees and guardians are not required to pay tax as real estate agent for renting 

or selling property held in trust. 

26. CYonveyancem shall pay ten dollars. Every person, other than one having paid 

the special tax as a lawyers or claim agent, whose business it is to draw deeds, bonds, 

mortgages, wills, writs, or other legal papers, or to examine titles of real estate, shall 

be regarded as a conveyancer. 

Every person other than lawyer or claim agent, who makes it his business or part 

of it to draw deeds, etc., or to examine titles to real: estate, or who holds himself out 

as ready to do the business is a "conveyancer," ancl must pay special tax. So with 

the preparation of claims against the General Government.

27. IhtdZigen,ce oBm hpers shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose business it 

is to find or furnish places of employment for others, or to find or furnish servants 

npon application in writing or otherwise, receiving compensation therefor, shall be 

regarded as an intelligence office keeper. 

28. Insurance agents shall pay tell dollars. Any person who shall act as agent of 

any fire, marine, life, mutual, or other insurance company or companies, or any qerson 

who shall negotiate or procure insurance for which he receives any comrnisslon 

or other compensation, shall be regarded as an insurance agent : Provided, That if 

the annual receipts of any person as such agent shall not exceed one hnndred doEars, 

he shall pay five dollars only : And provided furtlher, That no special tax shall be imposed 

upon any person for sslling tickets or contracts of insurance against injury to 

persons while traveling by land or water. 

29. Foreign insurance agents shall pay fifty dollars. Every person who shall act as 

agent of any foreign fire, marine, life, mutual or other insurance company or companies, 

shall be regarded as a foreign insurance agent. 

30. Auctionems, whose annnal sales do not exceed ten thousand dollars, shall pay 

ten dollars ; and if' exceeding ten thousand dollars, shall pay twenty dollars. Every 

person shall be deemed an a.uctioneer whose business it is to offer property at public 

sale to the highest or best bidder: Provided, That the provisions of this paragraph 

shall not apply to judicial or executive officers making auction sales by virtue of any 

judgment or decree of any court, nor public sales made by or for executors, administrators, 

or guardians of any estate held by them as such. 

31. Manzcfactum shall pay ten dollars. Any person, firm or corporation who shall 

manufacture by hanCl or machinery any goods, wares, or merchandise, not otherwise 

provided for, exceeding annually the sum of one thousand dollars, or who shall be 

engaged in the manufacture or preparation for sale of any articles or compounds, or 

shall put up for sale in packages, with his own name or trade-mark thereon, any articles 

or compounds, shall be regarded as a manufacturer : Prouided, That no special 

tax shall be required of any person for the manufacture of butter or cheese. 

Sugar-cane is a farm product, but sugar is not. A person who manuf'dctures sugar 

should pay a tax as manufacturer, even thengh the cane is the product of his own farm. 

The carding of wool into rolls for hand spinning is not manufacturing, and no special 

tax is imposed upon it. 

When a manufacturer makes both exempted and taxable articles, the taxable articles 

also are to be taken into account in determining his liability to taxation. 

The publisher of a newspaper is liable to a special tax as manufacturer, if his paper 

and job work exceed one thousand dollars. 

The exemption or non-exemption of articles produced from a specific or ad valorenl 

tax does not affect the liability of the manufacturer to a special tax. So the manufacturer 

of any articles or compounds, or who puts up for sale, with his own name or 

trade-mark, is liable to special tax, without regard to the amount. 

If a person manufactures above one thousand dollars in two or more places, he 

pays special tax on each. 

When a manufacturer is engaged the entire year in the production of a taxdle article, 

but his sales are, from the character of the article, or other causes, not made 

monthly, he is entitled to the exemption of one thousand dollars per annum, if his 

sales do not exceed three thousand dollars annually, though this may exceed two hundred 

and fifty uollars per month. 

Blacksmiths and stencil cutters are deemed manuf~tcturers, if they manufacture exceeding 

one thousand dollars annually. 

Journeymen tailors making clothing, etc., at their houses, are manufacturers, if 

they make exceeding one thousand dollars annually. But they may employ others 

at the place named. 

Manufacturers may, witllout additional liability, sell their wares at the place of 

manufacture or at principal office, provided no wares except as samples are kept at 

such office. If they sell goods not of their own make, it is otherwise. 

32. Pe&dlers shall be classified and rated as follows, to-wit : When traveling with 

more than two horses, or mules, the first class, and shall pay fifty dollars ; when 

traveling with two horses, or mules, the second class, and shall pay twenty-five dollars; 

when traveling with one horse, or mule, the third class, and shall pay fifteen 

dollars : when traveling on foot, or by public conveyance, the fourth class, and shall 

pay ten dollars. Any person, except persons pedcUng only charcoal, newspapers,

magazines, Bibles, religious tracts, or the products of his fixrm or gsrden, or traveling 

on foot and peddling fruits, vegetables, pies, cakes, and confectionery, who sells or 

cjffers to sell, at retall, goods, wares, or other commodities, traveling from place to 

place, jn the town or through the country, shall be regarded a pedcller : P~oviclecl, 

'rhat ally peddler who sells, or oflers to sell, distilled spirits, fern~ented liquors or mines, 

clry goods, foreign or domestic, by one or more original packages or pieces, at ouc 

time, to the same person or persons, or who pecldles jewelry, shall pay fifty dollars : 

Provided Y~trther, That mtinufacturers and producers of agricultural tools and imple- 

ments, garclen seeds, fruit and ornamental trees, stoves and hollow ware, brooms, 

wooden ware, charcoal, ancl gunpowder, clelivcring and selling at wholesale ally of 

said articles, by themselves or their authorized agents, at places other than the place 

of mauufactdre, shall not theretore be required TO pay any special tax : P~ouicZecZ fur- 

tl~er, That persons who shall sell shell or other fish, or both, traveling froin place to 

pltzce, and not from any shop or ststud, shall be required to pay five clollrtrs on17 ; and 

110 special tax sljall be imposed f'or selling shell or other fish fro111 1l:~nd-carts or 

wheel barrows. 

Every pedcller sl~ould be able to produce a special ti^^ receipt i?~ his o m I~COI~E. 

Peddlers of spirits, fermeiltecl liquors, or wines, may also pecldlc tobacco ancl otller 

merchandise. 

Pedcllers may buy produce to sell again as peddlers, without liability as procluee 

bro1rer.s. 

"Original paclcages" are lield to be pieces, etc., as they come froin the in:~iiuf'dcturcr 

or importer. 

Peclcllers may sell watches and watch-chains uncler an ordinary tax receipt as pcilcller. 

These articles are not "jewelrj~." - 

33. ApotAecarics shall pay ten dollars. Every person who lteeps a shop or boilcliny 

wllere niedicincs are coxripounclecl or prepared, accorcling to prescriptions of physlcians, 

or where medicines are sold, shall be regarded as an apothecary. But wholesale 

:mcl retail clealers, who have paid the special tax therefor, shall not be required to pay 

3 tax as a11 apotliecary ; nor shall apothecaries wlio have paicl the speciil tax be rcciuirccl 

to pay the tax as retail dealers in liquor in consequence of selling alcohol, or 

of selling or of dispensing, uaon pliysicitms' prescriptions, the wines and spirits 

officinal in the United States and other national pharmacopmias. ia quantities not cscceding 

half-a-pint of either at any one time, nor exceeding ia aggregate cost value 

1 lie suln of three llunclred clollars per annnm. 

Apotl~ecaries ~vho have paid tax as such are not required to pay tax as retail clenlers 

in liquor for selling, on prescriptions of physicians, the wines and spirits officinal in 

pharmacopceias, not exceeding half-a-pint at a time, nor exceecling three hunclred clollars 

per anmull, nor for selling alcohol. 

34. PI~otogrc~pI~ers shall pay ten dollars. Any.person who malres for sale photographs, 

ambrotypes, daguerre~t~ypes, or pictures, by the action of light, shall be rcgarded 

a photographer. 

35. Tobcicconzats shall pay ten clollars. Any person, firm, or corporation, whose 

business it is to nlsnufacture cigars, snuff, or tobacco, in any form, shall be reg~rcled 

a tobacconist. 

36. Butc7~el.s shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose business it is to seli butchers' 

meat at retail shall be regarcled as a butcher : Provided, That no butcher having paid 

tile special tax therefor shall be required to pay the special tax as a retail clealer, on 

account of selling other articles at the same store, stall or premises: YrovidedJSu.rt7~e~~ 

That butchers who sell butchers' meat exclusively, by themselves or agents, traveling 

from place to place, and not from any shop or stand, shall be required to pay five dollars 

only, any existing law to the contrary notwjthstanding. 

Butchers whose sales do not exceed one thousand dollars per year, and those who 

sell butcher's meat exclusively by themselves or agents traveling from place to place, 

pay five dollars only : but all butchers whose annual sales exceed twenty-five thousand 

dollars make return of sales and pay as wholesale dealers. 

37. Prop~ietors of theatyes, rnuseqrms, and concert hulls, shall pay one ll~mdred clolhrs. 

Every edifice used for the purpose of dramatic or operatic or other representstinns, 

plays, or performances, for admission to which entrance money is received, not 

including hlls rented or used occasionally for concerts or theatrical repre~eut~ations, 

shall be regarded as a theatre : Provided, That when any such edifice is under lease at 

the passage of this act the tax shall be paid by the lessee, unless otherwise stipulated 

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etween the parties to said lease. 

The proprietor of a theatrical colnpany pays special'tax in each and every state in 

which he exhibits in any other places than those of the proprietors of which are taxed 

udder 737 of the same section. 

38. The proprietor or proprietors of circuses shall pay [one] hundred dollars. Every 

building, tent, space, or area., where feats of horsemanship or acrobatic sports or 

threat ical performances are exhibited, shall be regarded as a circus : Provided, That 

no special tax be paid in one State shall exempt exhibitions from tlie tax in another 

State. And but one special tax shall be imposed for exhibitions within any one 

Btate. 

39. Jugglers shall pay twenty dollars. Every person who performs by sleight of 

hand shall be regarded as a juggler. The proprietors or agents of all &her public 

exhibitions or shows for money, not enumerated in this section, shall pay ten dollars ; 

Bmvided, That n special tax paid in one State shall not exempt exhibitions from the 

tax in another State. And but one special tax sllall be required for exhibitions within 

any one State. 

40. Proprietors of bowling aZZeys and billiard room shall pay ten dollars for each 

alley or table. Every place or building where bowls are thrown or billiards played, 

and open to the public with or without price,' shall be regarded as a bowiiilg alley or 

billiard room, respectively. 

41. Proprietors of gift e?aterprises shal: pay one hundred and fifty dollars. Every 

person, firm Or corporatinn who shall sell or offer for sale any real estate or article of 

~nerchandise of any description whatsoever, or any ticket of admission to any cxhibition 

or performance, with a promise, express or implied, to give or bestow, or in 

any manner hold out the promise of gift or beetomal of any article or thing for and 

in consideration of the purchase by any person of any other article or thing, shall Ile 

regarded as a proprietor sf a gift enterprise : Provided, That no such proprietor, in 

\ consequence of being thus taxed, shall be exempt from paying any other tax im- 

\ 1 posed by law, and the special tax herein required shalI be in addition thereto. 

42. Owners of statZions orjacks sliall pay ten dollars. Every person who keeps a 

horse or jack for the use of mares, requiring or receiving pay therefor, sl~all be re- 

1 

i garded as the owner thereof, and shall furnish a statement to the assessor or assistant 

1 assessor, which shall contain a brief description of the animal, its age, and plilce or 

places where used or to be used : Provided, That all accounts, notes, or demands for 

the use of any such horse or jack, the owner or keeper thereof not having paid the 

tax as aforesaid, shall be void. 

Lawyers do not need to pay tax as conveyancers, and there is no partnerspip special 

x . One special tax, however, a.llows them to have as many offices as they choose- 

They cannot do the business of a claim-agent or commercia,l broker under their 

special tax receipt, but they may collect rents, etc., for clients without being considered 

real-estate agents. 

43. Lawyers shall pay ten dollars. Every person who for fee or reward sl~all prosecute 

or defend causes in any court of record or other judicial tribunal of the United 

States, or oi any of the States, or whose business it is to give legal advice in relation 

to any cause or matter whatever, shall be deemed to be a lawyer. 

44. P?bysiciuns, surgeons and dentists sliall pay ten dollars. Every person (except 

apothecaries) whose business it is, for fee and reward, to prescribe remedies or perform 

surgical operations for the cure of any bodily disease or ailing, shall be deemed 

16 physician, surgeon or dentist. . 

Veterinary surgeons are liable to special tax as other surgeons. 

45. Architects and civil engineers sh,z21 pay ten dollars. Every person whose business 

it is to plan, design or superintend the construction of buildings, or ships, or of 

roads, or bridges, or canals, or railroads, shall be regarded as an architect and civil 

engineer: Prouided, That this shall not include a practical carpenter who labors on ct 

building, 

46. Builders and cont?*actors shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose business 

it is to construct buildings, or vessels, or bridges, or canals, or railroads, by contract 

whose receipts from building contracts exceed two thousand five hundred dollars in 

any one year, shall be regarded as a builder and contractor. 

If a builder commence-business in Harch, and makes a contract for one hundred 

thousand dollars, he should pay a special tax for the balance of the year, and the tax 

is estimated as follows : The lowest special tax baing twenty-@ye dollars per annnum,

the proportion for two months is four dollars and one-sixth, to which is to be added 

one dollar for each thousand dollars in the contract in excess of twenty-five thousand 

dollars. The same rule would apply to sub-contrectors. 

47. Plvmbers and gns$ztters shall pay ten dollars. Every person, firm or corporation, 

~vhose business it is to fit, furnish or sell plumbing materials, gas-pipea, gas-burners 

or ot.her gas-fixtures, shall be regarded a plumber and gas-fitter. 

48. dsaayers, assaying gold and silver, or either, of a value not exceeding in one 

ear two hundred and fifty thousand dollare, shall pay one hundred dollars, and two 

K 

undred dollars when tlie value exceeds two hunclred and fifty thousand dollars and 

does not exceed five hundred thousand dollars, and five hundred dollars when the 

value exceeds five hundred thousand dollars. Any person or person or corporation 

whose business or occupation it is to scparate gold and silver from other metals or 

mineral substances with which such gold or silver, or ooth, are alloyecl, combined, or 

united, or to ascertain or determine the quantity of golcl or silver in any alloy or 

combination with other metals, shall be deemed an assayer. 

49. Miners shall pay ten dollars. Every person, firm, or company, who shall employ 

others in the business of mining for coal, or for golcl, silver, copper, lead, iron, 

zinc, spclier, or other minerals, not hrving paid the tax therefor as a manufacturer, 

and no other, shall be regarded as a miner: p~ovided, That this shall not apply to 

any miner whose receipts as such shall not exceed, annually, cine thousand dollars. 

[A miner nlay employ one person in the business, without license.] 

50. Ezpre,w carriers and agents shall pay ten dollars. Every person, firm, or company, 

engaged in the carrying or delivery of nnoney, valuable papers, or any articles 

for pay, or doing an express business'mhose gross receipts therefrom exceed the 

sum of one thousand dollars per annum, shall be regzrded as an express carrier: PPOvided, 

That but one special tax of ten dollars shnll be imposed upon any one person, 

firm, or company, in respect to all the business to be done by such person, firm or 

company, on a continuous route, and the payment of such tax shall cover all business 

done upon such route by such person, firm, or company, anywhere in the 

United States; and such tax shall be required only from the principal in such business, 

and not from any subordinate : I'rouided furthw, That clraymen and teamsters 

owning only one dray or team shall not be required to pay such tax. 

[A person employing more than one dray or team whose gross receipts exceed one 

thousand dollars per year pays the special tax of ten dollars.] 

An express carrier or agent is subject to a tax of three per cent. on his gross receipts, 

although his business does not amount to one thousand dollars per year. 

Any person who shall carry on any trade, business or profession without ayment 

of the. special tax on that behalf provided, shall in addition to the payment o the tax 

be subject to a fine or penalty of not less than 'ten dollars, nor more than five hun- 

dred dollars. If a manufacturer of tobacco, snuff or cigars, or wholesale or retail 

dealer in liquor, he shall further be liable to imprisonlllent for a tern1 of not less than 

sixty days, and not exceeding two years. 

51. Grinders of coffce and spices shall pay one hundred dollars. Any person who 

manufactures or prepares for use and sale, by grinding or other process, coffee, 

spices or mustard, or adulterated coffee, spices or mustard, or any article or compound 

intended for use in the adulteration of or as substit.utes for coffee, spices, or mustard, 

shall be regarded as a grinder of coffee or spices : Prouided, That any person who 

shall roast coffee for use and sale shall be required to pay the special tax herein im- 

posed upon grinders of coffee or spices. 

It was also expressly provided by the lam of March 2,1867, apothecaries, butchers, 

confectioners, and plumbers and gas-fritters, whose annual sales exceed twenty-five 

thousand dollars, shall pay, in addition to tlie special tax now required by law, one dol- 

lar for every thousand dollars in excess of said twenty-five thousand dollars ; and 

the taxes on such excess shall be assessed and paicl in the manner provided in the 

case of wholesale dealers. And by the law of July f 3, ISGG, that the special tax shall 

not be imposed upon apothecaries, confectioners, butchers, keepers of eating-houses, 

hotels, inns, or taverns, or retail dealers, except retail dealers in spirituous and malt 

liquors when their annual gross receipts shall not exceed tohe sum of one thousand 

dollars, any provision of law to the contrary notwithstanding ; the amount of such 

annual receipts to be ascertained or estimated in such manner as the Commissioner 

of Internal Hevenue ahall prescribe, as well as the amount of all other annual sales 

P

'or receipts where the tau is graduated by the amount of sales or receipts ; and wherc 

the anlo~znt of the tax has been increased by law above the amount paid by any person, 

firm or company, or has been ullderstated or underestimated, such person, firm 

'or coinpany shall be again assessed, and pay the amount of such increase : P~oz(icZec7, 

That when any person, before the passage of this act, has been assessed for a license, 

the amount thus assessed bcing equal to the tax herein imposed, for the basilless 

co vered by such license, no special tax shall be assessecl until the expiration of the 

1,criocl for which such license was assessed. 

No special tax is imposed upon vintners who sell wine of their own growth at the 

place where the sallle is made, nor upon apothecaries for spiritxtous liquors nsecl cxelusively 

in the putting up of ~neclicines; nor are physicians taxed for keeping cn 

11,znd medicines ~lsect solely for making up pres~ript~ions for their own patients, nor 

fttrmers as nlanufacturers of butter and clleese from milk from their own cows, or fir 

any other fdmi products. 

The payment of a special tax gives no authority to carry on pro1libitc.d employment 

in tile several states. 

SPECIFIC AND AD VALOREM 

TAXES UPON MANUFACTURERS. 

These taxes are given in detail in 94 of the act of 1864, 9 of the act of July 

, 

13,1866, and $ 9 of the act of 1867. The amended statute of 1864, $ 94, will be 

tound in the Appendix. We here insert the abbreviated detail of these enumerated 

provisions, with notes of the prominent decisions and rulil~gs in regard to them, being 

the latest construction of this important section of the law. 

*The numbers which precede each item are the numbers adopted originally by the 

Department for the use of the revenue officers and preserved in the amendments. 

Where the order of numbering is not preserved, it indicates that such numbered 

item has l~ecome an exempt article" by subsequent statutes. 

*I. Agricultural implements, not specially exempted, 5 per cent. 

The castings for these are considered taxable castings. . 

3. ~oilefs, water tanks, and sugar tanks, 5 per cent. 

4. Boots and shoes, iizcluding those made of India rubber, :inti shoe-strings, 2 

per cent. 

356. Brandy made from grapes, per gallon, $1 00. 

If any person shall put up, sell or dispose of any fluid under this name, whicl~ 

shall not be really such, he sl;all.be punished for each offence by a fine not esceeding 

one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or both. at the 

discretion of the court, and such fluid or compound shall be forfeitecl. 

6. Br~zshes, 5 per cent. 

5'. Bullion, gold in lumps, ingots or bars, ;g of 1 per cent. 

8. Bullion, silver in lumps, ingots or bars, of 1 per cent. 

9. Csadles, 5 per cent. 

10. Carpeting made of wool, or of which wool is the chief colnponent material 

or co~nponent material of chief value, 234 per cent. 

lo:

17%. Cigars, cigaretts and cheroots of all descri y tions, per tho~~sand, $5 00. 

. 13. Clocks, clock movements and cases, 5 per cent. 

18. Cloth and all textile knitted or felted f'abrics made of Cotton, 5 per cent. 

21. Cloth and all textile, lrnitted or feltecl fdbrics, other than those made of flux 

or jute esclusivcly, and not otliewise enumerated, 5 per cent. 

22. Cloth, painted, enameled, shil-red, tarred, varnished or oiled, 5 per cent. 

23. Clothing, articles of, made from India rubber, or gutta percha, 5 per cent. 

24. Clothing, articles of, not of wool, made by weaving, knitting or felting, or 

from fnr or lur skin, 5 per cent. 

25. C1othing;articles of, made from fur, valued at $20 or less, 2 per cent. 

The changes made by thc act of Narch 2,18G7, with regard to the tax on clothings 

nre inade with a view to the reduction of tax in all cases. 

The tax or hats, caps, bonnets, and hoods of all descriptions, two and a half per 

per cent., no matter of what material made, or thc mode of making, whether by sewing, 

weaving, knitting, braicling or felting. 

On clothing or articles of clress for the wear of men, women or children, made by 

weaving, knitting or felting, from wool, or of tr~hich wool is the component material 

of chief value, the tax is two and a half per cent. ad valorern. If n~ool ns not the article 

of chief component, value the tax is five per cent. 

Clothing or articles of clress not specially enumerated made by seminy, for the wear 

of men, women or chilclren, from cloths or fdbrics, on which a tax or duty has been 

paid, are emempt. 

The act of July 13, ISGG exempts lL articles of clrcss made or trimmed by milliners 

or dress-n~akers for tht: wear of women-and children." This exemption does not apply 

to articles made or trimmed by parties who inerelyv carry on the business of maauftcturing 

them, who furnish material and employ otilers to do the work, but do not 

~~ersonally engage in the actual manual labor, nor to dealers in millinery goocts who 

iritn laclies bonncts and hats. The act of Blarch 2, lSCi'7, makes no change in this 

respect. 

When a dealer purchases bonnets or hats upon which a duty has been paid, ancl 

trims and sells the same hc becomes liable to a tax on the increased value. 

Ready-made clothing is to be taxed where it is sold, even if it be put out by the 

dealer to be made up in another district. Hats bonnets, leatliel., boots, shoes, etc. 

are to be taxed where made. 

27'. Coffee, roasted or ground, and all substitutes therefor, per pound, 1 cent. 

RS. Confectionery, valued at 20 cents per pound or less, per pound, 2 cents. 

29. Confectionery, vnlued at over 20 cents per pound and not over 40 cents pcr 

pound, 4 cents. 

30. Confectionery, valued at over 40 cents per pound or when sold otherwise than 

by tlae pound, 10 per cent. 

31. Copper, zinc and brass tubes, nails and rivets, 5 per cent. 

32. Cotton, raw, per pound, 2j4 per cent. 

1. The former tau was three cents per pound, but after the first of September, 186'7, 

the rate is two and one-half cents-upon all cotton produced in the United States, 

subject to a decl~iction of four per cent. from gross weight for tare: the tax to be a lien 

till paid. 

2. The drawback on ram cotton is allowed, but no tax is imposed on imported 

cotton. 

3. The tax is levied on the producer, owner or liolcler, and to be paid in the district 

where produced, and before reu~ovecl. The evidence of payment of the tax is to be 

marked on the bale and the collector gives " permit " for its removal, stating the payment 

of t.he tax, the place ancl time of payment, and the weight nlnrked on. Of 

tliese he keeps careful record, and inakes due return to the Coinmissioner of Internal 

Revenue, monthly. 

4. The Colnmissioner designates certlain places where cotton nlay be marked, or in 

difl'erent places if the expenses are paid. 

3. A11 cotton having been weighed and marked as herein provided, and for which 

permits shall have been duly obtained of the assessor, may be removed from the clistrict 

in which it has been produced to any one other district, without prepayment of 

the tax due thereon, upan the execution of such transportation bonds or other sacurity 

and in accorclance with such regulations as shall be prescribed by the Commis-

eioner of Internal Revenue, subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, 

The said cotton so removed shall be delivered to the collector of internal revenue or 

his deputy forthwith upon its arrival at its point of destination, and shall remain 

mbject to his control uutil tlie taxes thereon and any necessary charges of custody 

thereof shall have beell paid, but nothing herein con tainecl shall authol~ize any delay 

of the payment of taxes fbr more than ninety days from the date of the permits; 

and when cotton shall have been weighed and il~arbc-d, for which a permit shall have 

been granted without prepayment of the tax, it shall be the duty of the assessor 

granting such permit to give immediate notice of such permit to the collector of internal 

revenue for the district to which said cotton is to be tranported, ancl he sh:;ll 

also1 transmit therewith a statement of the taxes due thereon, and of the bonds or 

other securities for the payment thereof, and he shall make full returns and statements 

of the same to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. 

6. Transportation of cotton is unlawfi~l without payment of the tax is shown, and 

the permits for removal of same to be obtained before lauding the same, under penalty 

of one hunched dollars for each bale, or imprisonwellt not exceeding one gear, or 

both, and the seizure and forfeiture of the vessels employed in the conveyance. The 

cotton shall also be forfeited. 

'7. Every manufdcturer of cotton in a producing district, shall make montllly statements 

of the cotton he had l1 on hand" on the first of August, 18ti6 ; each subsequent 

statement shall ~1101%- the amount purchased ancl consumed in the last preceding calendar 

month, and the goods manuf~ctured ; which particulars shall be entered in n 

book kept for the purpose ; also of the aames of tlie parties from whom he purchased 

said cotton, etc. ; which book shall be open to inspection. 

8. This lax shall be paid monthly by such manufhcturers, on all cotton so consumed, 

on which the tax had not been previously ptticl, under a penalty of a fi>rfeitulse 

of all cotton in his possession, and a fine of not less than onecthousand dollars, nor 

rliore than five thousand clollars, or to imprisonment not exceeding two years ; but 

nothing herein contained shall aEect the liability for any tax imposed by law on 

the goods ~nanufactured from such cotton. 

9. The provisions of law in relation to the assessment of and collection of tax, and 

the remedies therefor shall apply to cotton, and the appointment of all necessary 

weighers, inspectors, etc., sl~all be by the Secretary of the Treasury, and the compensations 

determined by the Commissioner as in the case of inspectors of tobacco. 

34. Cutlery, 5 per cent. 

36. Diamonds, emeralds, precious stones, and imitations thereof, and all other jewelry, 

5 per cent. 

37. Fermented liq~~ors, per barrel, $1 00. 

See subject of lL Fermented Liquors." 

38. Fire arms, 5 per cent. 

30. Furniture, 5 per cent. 

40. Gas, montllly prociuct not over 200,000 cubic feet, per thousand cubic feet, l0cts. 

41. Gas, mon:hly product over 200,000 and not over 500,000 cubic feet, per thousand 

cubic feet, 15 cents. 

42. Gas, nlontlily product over 500,000 cubic feet ancl not over 5,000.000 cubic feet, 

per thousand cubic feet, 20 cents. 

43. Gas, monthly product over 5,000,000 cubic feet, per thousand cubic feet, 28 cts. 

44. Gas fixtures ancl chandeliers, 5 per cent. 

45. Glass manufactnres, exclvsively of other than window glass, 3 per cent. 

48. Guu cotton, 5 per cent. 

49. Gunpowder, blasting, in kegs or casks, per pound, 3.,/ cent. 

50. Gunpowder, sporting, in kegs, per poui~d, 1 cent. 

50%. Gunpowder, canister, per pound, 5 cents. 

61. Gutta yercha, nlanufactures of, not otherwise enumerated, 5 per cent. 

53. Hats, caps, bonnets and hoods, of all descriptions, 2 per cent. 

54. Hoop skirts, 2 pel cent. 

55. India rubber, manufactures of, not otherwise en~zmerated, 5 per cent. 

60. Iron castings, not especially exempted, per ton, $3 00. 

1. Castings made for particular articles, m~chines or structures, all of which$are 

enumerated, as for instance, castings for locks, safes, looms, spinning machines, steam 

engines, hot air and hot water furnaces, sewing machines, cars and scales, and castings 

for iron bridges, are exempt.

2. Castings of a partic~~lar kind or for a particulars use, as malleable iron castings, 

unfinished, a,nd castings for hollow aa,re, are exempt. 

3. Castings for articles which are not enumerated, but which articles are taxable in 

a finished st,ate, are exempt. 

4. Castings for machinery are exempt. 

A11 other ca,stings are taxable at three dollars per ton, viz: 

1. Castings for buildings or permanent structures, except castings for iron- bridges. 

2. Those which are complete 'rticles in themselves, and not made constituent or 

component parts of other articles. 

3. Castings which are intended for the constituent parts of other articles, except 

st~ch as are used in the manufacture of shafting or gearing (xnachinery) ; and of cars, 

scales, articles, machines, or en ines on which a tax is paid in the finished etat,e. 

Any article of casting, comp f ete in itself, is taxable in casting of three dollars per 

ton, and again for increased value as a fin;shed article when completed by japa,nni~g, 

plating, etc., at the rate of five per cent. ad valorem. 

Castings for furnaces to be set in brick are taxable as castings ; portable furnaces 

are to be taxed five per cent. ad valorem, at tmhe place where they are set up. 

61. Iron, cut nails and spikes, not including nails, tacks, brads or finishing nails 

usually sold in papers, ;>er ton, $5 00. 

64. Iron railings, gates, fences and statuary, 5 per cent. 

65. Iron stoves, per ton, $3 00. 

66. Iron tubes, wrought, per ton, $5 00. 

6'1. Iron, manufacturers if not specially exempted, aiid not elsewhere enumeritted, 

5 per cent. 

Iron and copper lightning rods are taxed at five per cent. 

68. Lamps and lanterns, other than n~a.gnesium lamps, 5 per cent. 

69. Lead, sheet, lead pipes and shot, 5 per cent. 

70. Leather of all descrlptlons, curriecl, finished or oil dressecl, 29; per cent. 

The art.icle made of the scraps ot waste leather, pasted to~ether and pressed, of 

various thickness, used for boot and shoe heels, inner soles, thickenings and stiEenings 

for shoe counters, and known as shoddy leather, is n manufdcture, not otherwise 

provided for. 

71. Leather of all clescriptions, tanned or partially tannecl, in the rough, 2% per 

cent. 

Leather belting is taxable for its full value as belting; the leather if purchased in 

the rough and prepared, is liahle to a manufacturing tax.- 

72. Leather, patent, enameled, or japanned, and skins, 2% per cent. 

When leathcr or skins have paid tax in the rough or as tanned leather, the additional 

tax is to be assessed on the illcreased value only, when dressed, curried or fin 

ished, and at the rate of two ant1 a half per cent. 

73. Machinery, including shafting aud gearing, and mechanics9 tools not specially 

exenlpted, 5 per cent. . 

75. Mouldings of wood not specially exempted, 5 per cent. 

76. M~nument~s of stone, valued at orcr $100, 5 per cent. 

'77. Oil produced from petroleum, marking not less than 36 degrees, or more than 

fifty-nine degrees Baume, per gallon, 20 cents. 

78. Oil produced from petroleum, marking inore than 50 degrees and not more than 

70 degrees Baume, per gallon, 10 cents. 

79. Oil produced from coal, shale or other bituminous substances, marking not less 

than 36 degrecs nor more than '70 degrees Baume, per gallon, 10 cents. 

SO, Oils, essential, of all clescriptions, 5 per cent. 

81. Paper, not specially exempted, 3 per cent* 

52. Paper collars, and all articles of clress made of paper, 3 per cent. 

83. Photographs, or other pictures taken by the action of light not specially exempted, 

5 per cent. 

84. Piano Fortes, and other musical instruments, 6 per cent. 

85. Pins, 5 per cent. 

86. Plated and brittania ware, 5 per cent. 

$8. Saddlery, harness, trunks and valises, 5 per cent.

89. Safes, fire or burglar proof, 5 per cent. 

91. Scales, 3 per cent. 

92. Screws, commonly called wood screws, 3 per cent. 

93. Sewing machines, 5 per cent. 

94. Silk, manufacturers of, 5 per cent. 

95. Silver mare, 5 per cent. 

96. Snuff, of all descriptions, per pound, 40 cents. 

97. Soap, common brown in bars, sold for seven cents per pouacl or over: salt 

water soap, made of cocoanut oil and soap, valued at three cents per poulzd, not per- 

fumed, per pound, %cent. 

98. Soap, perfumed, per pound, 3 cents. 

Any soup, other than "conlrnon brown in bars," sold above three cents per pound, 

and "common brown in bars" if sold above seven cents a pound is taxable. The 

priceat whichsoap isisold cleterminesitsliability. Tliisprice isthe sumpaidby tile 

purchassr for the soup, without any deduction for the expenses of sale. If the box 

containing the soap is charged to the purcllaser as a sepelvate and distinct item i111 he 

bill, according to t,he cuqtom of the tracle, it would not be inclnded in fixing the valuc 

of the soap for purposes of taxation. In such case the charge for the box must not 

exceed its cost or value, and an undervaluation of the soap or an overvaluation of 

the box, mould pe regarded as an attempt at fraud upon the revenue. 

99. Spices, ground, dry mustard, ancl all substitutes therefor, per pouncl, 1 cent. 

100. Spirits, distilled from apples or peaches, per gallon, $8.00. 

101. Spirits, distilled from other materials, per gallon, $2.00. 

102. Steam locomotives and marine engines, 5 per cent. 

104. Sugar, per pound, 1 cent. 

107. Sugar, refined, 2 per cent, 

108. Threacl, 5 per cent. 

109. Tin mare, other than for dolilestic or culin~try purposes, 5 per ccnt. 

Tin ware manufiilcturecl fi-on1 sl~eets which are first stanlped, ancl a,ftel.t~arcls tianccl, 

rf made for clomestic or culinary purposes, is exempt from tax the same as though 

tinned before stamping. 

110. Tobacco, chewing, per pound, 40 cents. 

111. Tobacco, smoking, sweetened, stemmed or butted, per pound, 40 cents. 

112. Tobacco, smoking, not sweetened, stemmecl or butted, including that made 

of stems or in part of stems, per pouncl, 15 cents. 

113. Tobacco, twisted by hand, and not pressed, sweetened or oihawiae prepared, 

and frcm cut sheets, per pound, 30 cents. 

114. Turpentine spirits of, per gallon, 10 cents. 

115. Watches and watch chains, 5 per cent. 

117. Wine, produced by being mixed with other spirits, and not othern'ise provided 

for, per gallon, 50 cents. 

118. Wine, made in imitation of imported sparkling wine, when put up in bottles 

containing not more than one pint, per dozen, $3'00. 

119. Wine, nlacle in imitation of imported sparl~ling wine, in bottles containing 

more than one pint, anci not more than one quart, per clozen, $6.00. 

120. Manufactured articles which are increased in value by being polishccl, 

painted, etc., etc., on such increasccl value, 5 per cent. 

121. Blanufactures, not elsewhere enumerated nor specially exemptecl, 5 per cent. 

121%. Woolen cloth, and all fabrics or articles macle of wool, or of whicli wool is 

the chief component material of chief value, not elsemhcre enumerated, 2% per ceni 

Muslin window shades are taxed five per cent.. upon their entire value, although 

the muslin may have paicl a tax. 

A person who dresses cloth for farmers or others whicli they have macte for their 

own use pay a tax on entire value. 

Harnesses are taxed at five per cent.; but mheila party buys a harness on which a 

tax has been paid, and sells again, or part of the harness, he may clecluct the cost 01' 

the collars. 

Table of G~oss Bece+ts. 

122. Briclges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2>; 

124. Canals, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2%

0 

1-25, Express companies,. ........................................ D 

126. Ferries, ................................................... 236 

1.27. Insurance companies,. ....................................... I $$ 

128. Lotteries. and dealers,. ............................. : .......... .5 

129. R,ailroads,. ................................ : ................. 9 d,2 1,' 

130. Ships and barges,. ....................................... ; .. .2f 8 

131. Stasge coacl-res, ............................................... .2? o(? 

132. Steamboats, ................................................ .&,g 

133. Telegraph companies,. ....................................... (7 

134. Theatres, operas, circuses and ~lluseums, ..................... .2 

ART CC.LES EXEMPT FROM TAXATION. 

By the acts of &larch 3, 1865, $ I, July 13, 1866, $ 'PO, auci BiIal.cIi 2, 1867, litrge 

lists of articles and products were nkcle exempt from tax. By the ~batut;e of 

1865,- 

Alcohol made or rnanufheturecl of spirits or materiels upon which the cluties imposed 

by law shall lrave been pa.id. 

B~)nrc\s, sl~ingles, laths and other lumber. 

I3one dust, plaster or gyps~zni. 

Butter, cheese, coi~centrated milk, cicler, ancl cider vilicg:~-~r, ant1 sugar or ~nola,ssca 

nl;lcle from other articles than the sugar-cane. 

Charcoal, coke, all flour and meal made from grain, breacl and breadstugs. 

l'lax prepared for textile or felting purposes until actually woven. 

Xalt, burning fluid, printers' ink. 

Marble and slate or other building stones in block, rough and unmrought. 

~ilu tchwood, uinbrella stretches.c, 

Xewspapers. 

Pczraffiae, whale rtncl fish oil. 

Staves, hoops, shooks, headings, snci timber partially nr~ougllt and uiifiuishcd for 

chairs, tubs, pails, hubs, spolces, felloee, snaths, lasts, shovel and fork handles. 

Value of bullion used in the manufacture of silver ware. 

Silver bullion rolled or prepared for platers' use exclusively, ancl cut tapes and 

slilall wares usecl in the manufacture of hoop skirts, sliail be, ancl hereby are, exemp~ 

from duty. 

And also all goods, nrares and merchanclise, and articles not specially namecl alltl 

taxed, and which. are made or maizufactured froin materials which have bcen subject 

to and upon which internal duties have been actua.lly paicl, or materials importecl 

upon which cluties have becn paid or upon which no duties have been imposed by 

law, where the increased value of such goods, wares or rner~ha~adise, and articles not 

~nade or msmuF~ct~urec1, shall not exceed the amount of five per centum ad valorem, 

shall be, aid hereby are, exenlpt from duty. 

13y the statute of 1866,ill~~nl 

; aluminuin ; alunlinous cake. patcnt aluni, sulphate of ;alunlii~a, and cobalt. 

Aniline a.nd aniline colors. 

Animal charcoal, or carbon. 

Snvils. 

Articles i~lanufacturecl in institutions for the blind, and in institutior~s for tile clca f 

and dumb, vhich are sold to aid in their support, or the support of the pupils, but 

not including distilled spirits, mineral oil, tobacco, snuff. and cigars. 

SmreIs ancl casks, other than those used for tlie reception of fluids ; pacliing-boxes 

10 

.

made of wood ; and boxes of wood or paper for friction matches, cigar light and wax 

tapers. 

Barrels and casks made from material other than of wood are taxable. 

Beeswax, crude or unrefined. 

Bi-chromate and prussiate of potash. 

Bleaching powders. 

Blue vitirol. 

Borax, and boracic acid. 

Brass not wore advanced than rods or sheets. 

Brick,'fire-brick, draining tiles, cement, drain and sewer pipes, earthen and stone 

water pipes, retorts and tiles made of clay. 

Bristles. 

Brooms made from corn-brush cr palmleaf. 

Building stone of a11 kinds, including slate, marble, freestone, and soapstone, and 

rock, and ground gypsum. 

Bunting and flags of the United States, ant1 banners made of bunting of domestic 

manufacture. 

Burrstones, millstones, and grindstones, rough or wrought. 

This does not include whetstones. 

Candle wicking. 

Chronometers. 

Coffins and burial cases. 

Copperas. 

Copper, lead, and tin, in ingo!s, pigs or bars. 

Copper and yellow sl~eating metal, not more advanced than rods or sheet. 

Crates, a-nd grain or farm baskets made of splints. 

Crucibles of all kinds. 

Crutches and artificial limbs, eyes, and teeth. 

Deer-skins, smoked, or not oil-clressed. 

Feat.her beds, mattresses, palliasses, bolsters, and pillows. 

Fertilizers of all kinds. 

Flasks and patterns used by founders. 

Flax and the manufacturers thereof. 

Flavoring extracts solely for cooking purposes. 

German silver in bars or sheets. 

Gold leaf and gold foil. 

Hemp and jute prepared for textile or felting purposes. 

Hulls of ships and other vessels. 

Illuminating gas manufactured by educational institutions for their own use exclusively. 

India-rubber springs used exclusively for railroad cars. 

Iron bridges, and castings for iron bridges. 

Iron drain and sewer pipes. 

Keys, actions, aud strings for m~~sicd instruments. 

Lithnrge and orange mineral. 

Machines driven by horse-powcr and used exclusively for cutting fire-wood, staves. 

a~cl shingle bolts ; and hand-saws. 

Hagnesium, calcined magnesia, and carbonate of magnesia. 

Malleable iron castings, unfinished. 

Manganese. 7 

' 

Mqsts, spars, ship and vessel blocks, and tree-nail wedges and deck plugs, cordage 

ropes, and cables macie of vegetable fibre* 

Medicinal and mineral waters, of all kincls, sold in bottles or from fountains, and 

mead. 

Mounting and machinery of telescopes for astronomical purposes. 

Mills and machinerry for the manufacture of sugar, sirup, aud molasses from sorghum, 

imphee, beets and corn. 

Mineral coal of all kinds, and peat. 

Monuments of a11 kinds, not exceeding in value the sum of one hundred dollars : 

Pro~idecl, That monuments exceeding the value aforesaid, erected by public or private 

contributions to comlnemornte the service of union soldiers who have fallen in 

battle, shall be exempt from taxation,

Xouldings for looking glasses and picture frames. 

A11 other mouldings are liable to a tax of five per cent. acl valorem. 

Muriatic, nitric, and acetic acids. 

Nickel, quicksilver, and sodium. 

Nitrate of lead. 

Oakum. 

Original paintings, statutes, and groups of statuary and casts made thereof by th 

artist lrom the original designs. 

Oxide of zinc. 

Paints, painters' and paper stainers, colors. 

Printing paper of all descriptions ; and tarred paper for roofing and other purposes 

; books, maps, charts, and all printed matter, and book-binding ; parafine ; parf. 

fine oil, not exceeding in specific gravity thirty-six degrees Baume's hydrometer, a 

residum of distillation or the products thereof ; lubricating oil macle from crude petroleum, 

coal, or shale, not exceeding in specific gravity t hirty-six degrees Baume'ia 

hydrometer : Prozided, That such oil shall be subject to the same inspection as illuminating 

oil ; crude petroleum, and crude oil the product of the first and single distillat~on 

of coal, shale, asphaltum, peat, or other bituminous substances. 

Ph~t~ographs or any other sun plcture, being copies of engravings or works of art, 

when the same are sold by the producer at wholesale at a price not exceeding fifteen 

cents each, or are usecl for the illustration of books. 

Pickles when sold by the gallon and not contained in glass packages. 

Pig-iron ; muck bar ; blooms, slabs and loops. 

Ploughs, cultivators, harrows, straw and hay cutters, planters, seed-drills, horserakes, 

hand-rakes, cotton-gins, grain cradles, and winnowing mills. 

Pot and Pearl ashes. 

Productions of stereotypers, lithographers, engravers, and electrotypers. 

Putty. 

Quinine, morphine, and other vegetable ilkaloids, and phosphorus. 

Railroad iron, and railroad iron re-rolled. 

Railroad chairs and fish plates ; railroad, boat, and ship spikes . axe polls ; iron 

axles ; shoes for horses, mules, and oxen ; rivets, horseshoe nails, nuts, washers, and 

bolts ; vises, iron chains and anchors ; when such articles are nude of wrought iron 

which has previously paid the tax or duty assessed thereon. 

Reapers, mowers, threshing machines, and separators ; corn shel!ers and wooden 

ware ; cotton and hay presses. 

Repairs of articles of all kinds. 

Residuums, the product of mineral, vegetable, or animal substances drawn from 

stills after distillation. 

Roman and, water cements and lime. 

Roofing slate, slabs, and tiles. 

Saleratus, sal soda, caustic soda, crude soda, alumino-silicate of soda ; slunlinate of 

soda ; bicarbonate of soda ; and silicate of soda. 

Sails, tents, awnings, and bags made by sewing from fabrics or other articles upon 

which it duty or tax has been paid ; and bags made of paper. 

Saltpetre. 

Salts of tin. 

Silex used in the manufacture of glass. 

Soap, valued at not above three cents per pound. 

Spelter. 

Spindles and castings of all descriptions made specially for locks, safes, looms, 

spinning machines, steam engines, hot-air and hot-water furnaces, and sewing machines, 

and not sold or used for any other purposes, and upon which a tax is assessed 

and paid on the article of which the casting is a part 

Spokes, hubs, bows, and felloes; poles, shafts, arms, and wheels mot ironed or 

finished for carriages or wagons; wooden handles for ploughs, and for other agricultural, 

household, and mechanical tools and implements ; and pail and tub ears and 

handles ; and wooden tanks, and cistcrns for crude mineral oil. 

Starch. 

Steel, made from iron advanced beyond muck bar, blooms, slabs, or loops in ingots, 

bars, rails made and fitted for railroads, sheet,, plate, coil, or wire, hoop-skirt wire, 

covered or uncovered; car-wheels, thimble slcerus and pipe boxes, and springs, tire

aid axels niacle of steel, used exclusive?y for vehicles, cars or locomotives ; and clock 

springs, faces and hands. 

Stoves, composeci in part of cast iron and in part of sheet iron, or of soapstone, 

fire-brick, or freestone, with or without cast-iron or sheet-iron : Provided, That the 

cast and sheet-iron shall have paid the tax or duty previously assessed thereon. 

Sugar, molasses, or sirup made from beets, corn, sugar, maple, or fro111 sorglluin, or 

imphee. 

Tin cans for tramporting milk to cheese factories, to market or fro111 which milk is 

solcl by milkmen are not exempted 

Sulpl~ate of bczrytes. 

Sulphur, flowers of s~zlphur, and sulphur flour. 

Tar and crude turpentine. 

Tin cans used for preserved meats, fish, shell-fish, froits, oegetnbles, jams, jellies. 

paiiats oils and spices. 

Ulnbrellas and parasols, and sticks and frames for the same. 

Valuc of buliion used in the manufacture of wares, watchee, and watch-cases, and 

bullion prepared for the use of platers and watchmakers. 

Vegetable, sliiinal, and fish oils of all description, not otherwise provided for, ineluding 

red oil, oleic, acid, and admixtures of the same with paraffine oil, not exceed 

ing in specific giavity thirty-six degrees Baume's hyclrometcr. 

Veriligr~s. 

Vinegar. 

White and recl lead. 

Whiting ; Paris white. 

Window glass of all kinds. 

Wine made of grapes, currants or other fruits, and rhubarb. 

Wire made from wire less than number twenty wire guage, dpon which a tax haa 

been assessed ancl paid as wire : and no manufactured wire shall pay a greater tax 

than that imposec'l on number twenty wire guage. 

Tarn and warp for weaving, braiding or manufacturing purposes exclusively. 

powclers and baking powc'lers. 

Zinc, in ingots or sheets. 

By statute of 186G, 5 12, it is provided that apothecaries who manufacture, for 

their own ilispensation ancl sales to consuiners and to physicians, the medicines coinpnuncled 

according to the United States or other national pharmacopoeias, or of which 

the full and proper formula is published in any of the clispensstories llow or hitlierto 

in coiiimon use among physicians or apothecaries, or in any pharmaceutical journal 

now issued by any incorporated college of pharmacy, shall not be regarded as manufacturers 

under this act. But apothecaries and all other persons who manufacture 

for the dispensing and. sales of others, or who make and advertise any article, medicinal 

or otherwise, simple or compouncl, with any special proprietary claim to meritl, 

or to special adrantage in use or effect, whether such claim be based on the properties, 

qualities, price, or any other distinctive or distinguishing characteristic, whether 

real or pretended, of the articles so made and advertised, whether such article be or 

be not mot made according to the authorities above cited in this section, shall be rrgczrded 

as manufacturers under this act. 

By tlie statute of DIarcll 2,1867, the following aclclitional list of exempt articles and 

proil~~cts was macle, viz : 

A41coholic and ethereal vegetable extracts, when sold and used solely for n~eclicinsl 

pnrp oses. 

Bale rope, seines and netting for seines, twine, anci lines of all kinds. 

Bar, rod, hoop, band, sheet and plate-iron of all descriptions, and iron prepared for 

the manufacture of steel : Prozided, That the exemption aforesaid shall be coxifined 

exclusively to said articles in the states and condition specified in the foregoing enumeration, 

and shall not be construecl as exempting spikes. nails, or any other manuhctures 

of iron from the taxes now imposed by law. 

Brush blocks. 

Canned ancl preserved meats, and shell-fish. 

Clirbolic acid and carbolate of lime, used soiely for clisinfcctants. 

Carpet bags ancl cabas frames. 

Canned and preserved vegetable and fruits. 

Casks, churus, barrels, wooden brushes and broom-handles, tanks, and kits made of

wood, including cooperage of all kinds, bungs and plugs, packing boxes, nest boxes. 

.and match boxes, whether lnacle of wood or other materials ; wooden hames, plougli 

beams, split-bottom chairs, and turned nzaterials for the same unmanufdctured, and 

saddle-trees macle of wood, sncl mxtcll boxes heretofore made on which n tax has not 

been paid. 

The 7~andles of certain agricultural, housellold ancl mechanical tools; are exempt, 

but not the tools themselves necessariiy. 

Castings of iron, copper or harass macle for machinery, cars of scales. and castilzgs 

rnnde to form a part of any article upon ~vllich, in a finisbed state, a tax is nssessed 

an~l paicl. 

Cast-iron-hollow-mare, ancl cast-iron liollow-ware tinned, enamelled, jiipunnetl, or 

galvanized. 

Clo2k trimmings, namely: Cloclr work, clock pillars, sash fastenings for clocks, 

winding keys, reryes ancl penclulum rods. 

Clothing or articles of dress not especially enumerated, made by sewing, for the 

war of men, women or children fro111 cloths or fabrics on wl~ich a tax or duty llriv 

heen paicl. 

Chffee-mills, coffee grinders and roasters, and apple-paring nmcl~ii~es. 

Copper bottoms for articles used for delllestic and culinary purl~oses. 

noc~rs, wiu~low sash, blincls, frames and sills of whatever nlhteria1. 

Cast-jron window sills are exempt. 

Drain, gas and water-pipes made of wood, or cement3. 

Frames and handles for saws and buck-same. 

' 

Glue and gelatine, of all clesctiptions, in the solid state, 

Clue and cement made wholly or in part of glue in the liquid state. 

1-Iorse-rakes, horses-powers, tedders, bames, scythe-snaths, hayforks, lloes and portable 

grincling-mills. 

Horse-blankets, made froin cloth on whiclia tau or duty has been paid. 

Licorice and licorice paste. 

~Vagnesiurn lamps. 

Manufacturers of jute. 

Molasses, concentrated inolnsses or melado, syrnp of lnolasses or sugar-cane juice, 

and cistern bottoms. 

Oil naphtha, benzine, benzole, or gasoline, mnrlting more than seventy ciegrees 

Baume's llydrometer, the prod~lct of the di~tillnt~io~i, or re-clistillation, or refining of 

crude petroleum, or of crude oil produced by n single clistillstiou ot coal, shale, peat, 

asphaltum or other bitun~inous substances. 

Palm-leaf and straw, bleachecl, split, prepared, or advanced by being braided or 

woven, but not inzlcle up into hats, bonnets or hoocls. 

Potato hooks, pitchforks, manure and spading forks. 

Pott ery-ware of all descriptions, including stone, earthen, brown and yellow earthen, 

aucl common or gray stone-ware. 

Pumps' garden engines, ancl hydrq c u 1' 1c ra111s. 

Rock and root-diggers or excavators. 

Root-beer and other sn~all beer. 

Salt. 

Saws for cotton gins, - when usecl by the m~1;ier in the mannF~cture of gins. 

Hand-saws are exempt, i. e., those used by carpenters and joiners. It does not include 

pit-saw, cross-cut-saws or ~vood-saws with frame. 

School-roonl seats and clesks, blnckbosrc7s, and globes of all kincls. 

Sleds, wheelbarrows and hand-carts, auci fence mncle of wood. 

Sole or lreel-taps made of India-rubber or of India-rubber and other materials. 

Shirt-fronts or bosoms, a~ristbancls or cuffs for shirts, escept those made of paper. 

Snap, common brown, in bars, sold for less than seven cents per pound. 

Spiral springs used in the illanufwture of furniture. 

Stove polish or other manufttcture exclusively of plumbago, back-saws, stump machines, 

potato-diggers. 

Steel of' all clescriptions, whether rmde from muclr-bar, biooms, slabs, loops or 

otherwise. 

Scythes. b 

Straw or binders' board and binders' cloths, and straw wrapping-paper. 

i

Tags for merchandise and direction of cloth, paper or metal, whether blank or 

printed ; thim~le skeins and pipe boxes, made of Iron. 

Tinware for domestic and culinary purposes. 

Ult ra-marine blue. 

Varnish. 

Wagons, carts, and drays made to be used for farming, freighting, or lumber purposes. 

Washing, mangling and clothes-wringing machines, zinc washboards, spinning and 

flax wheels, hand-reels, hand-looms, wooden knobs and beehives. 

To each of these statutes there was attached the proviso, "that the exemptions 

aforesaid shall, in all cases, be confined exclusively to said articles in the state and 

condition specified in the foregoing enumeration, and shall not extend to articles in 

any other form, nor to manufactures from said articles." 

Manual labor schools and colreges are also exempt from a manufacturer's cr special 

tax while the proceeds of the labor of these institutions are applied exclusively to 

the support or maintenance of such institutions. This, however, is not to apply to 

tobacco, snuff or cigars manufactured, or to spirits distilled or petroleum refined in 

or for such schools or colleges. 

It is also provided that manufacturers delivering goods under contract made prior 

to the act are allowed to add to the price of such goocis, so much as will be equivalent 

to the duty subsequently imposed, and that when the United States is the purchtrser 

under such prior contract, a proper certificates of the Secretary of the Treasury, 

is taken and received in discharge of the duties so subsequently imposed. Also that 

goods may be purchased by the Government free of the tax. 

By a supplemental act of March 26,1867, wrapping-paper made of wood, cornstalks, 

or any otha materials, also ladders made wliolly of wood, are -placed among the exempt 

articles. 

By the act of February 5,1867, it was enacted, that alcohol made or manufactured 

of distilled spirits upon which the taxes imposed by law shall have been paid, and 

burning fluid made or rnan~fa~ctured from alcohol or spirits of turpent~ne, or camphene, 

upon mhich the taxes imposed by law shall have been paid, shall be, and 

hereby are, exempt from tax ; and so much of 5 96 of the act of June 30, 1864, as re 

lates to alcohol and burning fluid, is hereby repealed, and all proclucts of distillation, 

by whatever name known, which contain distilled spirits or alcohol on which 

the tax imposed by law has not been paid, shall be considered and taxed as distilled 

spirits. 

A manufacturer of bureaus may deduct from the amount of his sales thereof, the 

actual cost of the marble tops, and looking-glasses used in their construction, provicted 

the tax has alrezdy been paid on such tops and glasses. 

The insigaia and regalia of Masons, Odd Fellows, etc., are to be taxed, as a manu-. 

facture not otherwise provided for, five per cent. 

Boot and shoe uppers are not now held subject to taxation as distinct articles of 

manufacture. 

"Leather board" made from waste leather, rags, etc., is liable to a tax of five 

per cent- 

Iron railings are taxed five per cent, on their entire value, but the castings of which 

they are made are exempt. 

A manufacturer of turpentihe 111ust make his monthly returns like any other 

manufacturer. 

Manufacturers who sell their products on time, without interest, return their sales 

at the present worth of the sum for which they sell. 

A tax does not accrue on the bleaching of fabrics when the same have not previously 

paid a tax. The tax accrues on the full value of the fabrics thus bleached. 

When cologne water is put up by the gallon, it is considered as manufactured and 

pays five per cent. when in bottles, etc., it must be stamped as perfumery. 

When a person manufactures cloth from yarn and warps, and makes such cloth into 

garments, he is liable first on the cloth and then upon the garments. 

Tascels on which the tax has been paid and which are not a part of the curtains, 

are not taxed as part of the curtain. 

Kaolin or china clay, being a preparation of clay, by washing the crude materials 

and freeing it from extraneous matter and'impurities, is not a manufacture taxable.

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#ales at Auction. 

The tax n on the sales at auction of real estate, goods, waree, mercbaadise, articles 

inctuding a1 sales of stocks, bonds and other securities, is onewtenth of one per cent. 

upon the gross amount of such sales. But no duty is levied upon sales made by 

judgment or decree of court, nor public sales made by guardians, executors or ad-, 

min~strators. 

This tax is le~ied, collected and paid monthl;y. 

Bro hers, 

Brokers, banks or bankers, whether their sales are made for others, or on their owa 

account, pay the following taxes : 

1. On all sales and contracts for sale of stocks, bonds, gold and silver, bullion and 

coin, promissory notes or other securities, one per cent. for every one hundzed dol- 

lars of such sales or contracts. 

2. Upon all such sales or contracts for sale llbade by other persons than brokers, 

banks or bankers of this property, not their own, a tax of five cents for every one 

hundred dollars of value. 

3. The sale is to be made by bill or memorandum, and stamps are to be affixed to 

such bill or memorandum equal in value to the amount of tax, under a penalty of 

five hundred dollars for each and every offence when the tax so evaded does not ex- 

ceed one hundred dollars ; and a penalty of one thousand dollars mhen the tax ex- 

ceeds one hundred dollars, to be distributed between the United States and the in- 

former; unless it appear that the omission to affix the proper stamp was not with 

fraudulent intent. 

4. Commercial brokers shall pay on all their sales of goods, wares and merchandise, 

a tax of one-twentieth of one per cent., upon the amount of such sales; the returns 

to be made monthly to the assistant assessor. 

Bales made by or through another broker, upon which a tax has been paid shali 

not be included as sold by the broker for whom the sales were made. 

Gross Rece+ts. 

Upon the gross receipts of railroads, canals, steamboats, ships, barges, canal boats, 

vessels, stage coaches, and vehicles transporting passengers or property for hire, or 

in transporting the mails of the United States upon contracts made prior to August 

1, 1866, there shall be levied on the owners or managers thereof tt tax of two anti 

one-half per cent. 

It is provided that the tax shall not be imposed upon the steamers and vessels 

plying between t.he United States and foreign ports, unless such foreign port or terri- 

tory is intermeclide. 

Upon the gross receipts of every description of toll roads ferries or bridges, au- 

thorized to receive toll for passengers or freight, a tax of two and one-half per cent., 

unless the receipts are less than the expenses for repairs. 

The tax may be added to the rates of fare, one cent to be added, mhen the addition 

to the fare shall amount to the fractien of one cent ; tickets to be kept at convenient 

points in packages of twenty or multiplies of the same, on which the tax only shall 

be added. 

These taxes shall not be imposed unless the annual receipts exceed one thousand 

dollars. 

Tug-boats or horse-boats used exclusively for carrying coal, oil, minerals or agricul- 

tural products shall pay a special annual tax in lieu of ''enrollment fees" or "ton- 

nage tax," viz : When exceeding twenty-five and not exceeding one hundred tona, 

five dollars ; when exceeding one hundred tons, ten dollars. 

Express Companies. 

Persons, firms, companies or corporations carrying on the express business, pay a 

duty of three per cent. on the gross receipts of the business. 

Iusurance Companies. 

They pay one and one-half per cent. upon gross receipts of premiums, by inland,

fire or marine insurance, including tickets and contracts of insurance against injury 

Go persons traveling. 

Foreign compauiesQhaving agents in the United States pay the same tax (one and 

one-half per cent.,) their returns to stake the alnount issued, nlld the gross amount of 

the premiums, and the duties thcreon. 

For every passport issued from the office of the Secretary of the State there sllall 

be paid the sum of five clollars ; which amount may be paid to any collector appointed 

under this act, and his receipt therefor shall be forwarded with the application ffir 

such passport to the office of the Secretary of State, or any agent appointed by him, 

to be transmitted to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, there to be charged to 

the account of such collector. And the collectors shall account for all moneys received 

for passports in the manlier llcreiilbefore provicled, and a like amount shall be 

paid for every passport issued by any minister or consul of the United 'States, who 

sI1;111 acco~lnt therefor to the treasury. 

Telegraph Companies. 

Any person, firm, company, or corporation owning or possessing or having the 

care or management of any telegraphic line by which telegraphic dispatches or messages 

are received or transnlitted, shall be subject to and pay a tax of three per cent. 

on the gross aniouilt of all receipts of such person, firm, company, or corporation. 

Operas, Circuses and Museums. 

Any person, firm, or corporation, cr the mauager or agent thereof, owning, con- 

ducting, or having the care or msnagement of any theatre,. opera, circus, museum, or, 

other public exlibition of dranlatic or operatic rcyresentations, plays, performances, 

musical entertainments, feats of horsemanship, acrobatic sports, or other shows which 

are opened to the public for pay, but not including occasional concerts, school eshi- 

bitions, lectures, or exhibition of works.of art, shall be subject to and pay a duty of 

two per centurn on the gross amount of all receipts derived by such person, firm, 

company, or corporation from such representations, plays, performances, exhibitions, 

shows, or n~usical entertainments. 

neturns of the last named Companies. 

1. They shall make returns within twenty clays after the end of eachuonth, to the 

assistant assessor, which shall state the g~oss receipts of the month, verified by oath, 

and in the form prescribed by the Comruissioner of Internal Revenue, and duly pay 

the tau to the collector of the district. 

2. In case of refusal or neglect to inake their returns for tcn clays, the assessor or 

assistant is authorized lo estimate their receipts, and acld ten per cent for the delinquency. 

3. The books of owners or iimnagers of these companies are subject to the inspection 

of the assessor or his assistant on clemancl. 

4. Upon refusal or neglect to pay the tax, wit11 the penalty, for ten clays after the 

same are payable, an additional penalty of ten per cent. is imposed; and a penalty of 

one th~usa~nct clollars fbr any attempt to evade the payment imposecl upon these 

companies. 

Banks and Banki'~zg. 

The following taxes are paicl by all banks and bankers, axcept national banks. 

(These latter, llowever, uow coilstitute. much the larger proportion of all banking 

institutions of the United States:) 

1. Upon the average amount of their deposits subject to payment by checlc or other- 

wise, one-twenty-fourth of one per cent. per month. 

2. Upon the capital employed beyond the average amount illvested in United States 

bonds, a tax also of one-twentyfourth of one per cent. per month. 

5. Upon the average amount of circulation, including all certified checks and other 

obligations intended to circulate as money, not including that in the vault ot the bank, 

or recleerned or on.deposit for the bank, oneetwelfth of one per cent. per month, and

nil additional monthly tax of one-sixth of one per cent,. upon the average amount, of 

circulation beyond ninety per cent. of the capital of snch bank. 

These returns are macle inont hly to tlie assessor of the district, verified by t hc on t h 

of the president or cashier in the the form presentecl by the Columissior~er, under n 

penalty of two hundred dollars, besicles the additional perjalties and forfeitures, prescribed 

by law ; the proper tax on failure of due return to be estinlatecl by the nssessor 

or assistant assessor. 

In case of banks with branches, the tax is assessed upon the circulation of etlch 

branch, and the, capital of each branch properly to be allotted. 

The deposits made in savings banlrs, or " institutions for savings," !~avi~~g no cdpital 

st-ock and cloing no other business than receiving deposits to be loaned, or investocl 

for the sole benefit of depositors, without profit to the companjr, are escmpt from 

the tax, on so much of tlieir cteposits as are invested in securities of the United 

States, and on all cteposits less than fire hundred dollars mncle in tile llail~e of any 

one person. 

These returns of savings banlrs or savings institutions arc made on the first B1011day 

of July and January in each year. 

4. Every national banking association, State bank, or State banking association, 

sl~all pay n tax of ten per cc~lturn on the amount of notes of any pcrson, State bank, 

or State banking association, used for circulntion all? paid out hy tllcn~ a!tcr the 

first day of August, eighteen hunnred and sixty-six, and sucli tax shall be assessed 

nlld paid in such manner as shall be prescribed by tlie Commissioner of Internal 

Revenue. 

5. It is also further provided that the capital of a,ny Stnte banlc or banking association 

which h:~s ceased or shall cease to -exist, or which has been or shall I:e assunied 

to be the capital as it existed immediately beiore such bank censccl to exist or was 

converted as aforesaid ; and whenever the outstanclisg circ~~lation of any bank, acsociation, 

col-poration, conlpanp or person shall be reduced to an amount not exceeding 

five per centuln of t,he charterect or declared capital existing t~t the time the same 

was issued, said circulation shall be frce from taxation ; and tvllenever any bank 

which 118s ceased to issue notes for circulation shall deposit in the treasury of tke 

United States, in lawful money, the amount of its outstanding circulation, to be rcdeemed 

st par, under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe, 

it sllall be exempt from any tar upon such circulation ; and mhenever any State bank 

or banking association has been converted into a national baalring association ant1 

such national banking association has assumed the liabilities of such State bank or 

banking association, including the redemption of its bills, by any agreement or uncILerstanding 

whatever wit11 the representatives of such State bank or Lanking association, 

such national banking association shall be held to make the r~cluirecl return and 

~ayment on tlie circulation outstanding.,. so long as such circulation shall exceecl five 

per centum of the capital before such conversion of such State bank or banking association. 

Lotteries. 

Every incliviclual partnership, firm or association, being p~oprietors, inanagelms, or 

agents of lottteries, and all lottery dealers, pay n tax of five per cent. upoil the gro:n 

receipts of the business; the returns of which aim to be made monthly and in duplicate 

to the ascistant assessor with the amouot of the duty, verified by the oath or 

affirmation, and in the prescribed form ; the payment of the duty to be made to the 

collector on or before the 20th day of each month, under penalty of one thousad 

dollars in case of not making tl~e lists or returns besides the orclinary penalties prc- 

vided for failure of returns ; and in case of the non-payment of the tax a penalty of 

one thousand dollars, ailcl imprisonmeilt of such proprietors, managers or agents SO 

delinquent, not to exceed one year. 

2. It is, however, provided, that the Coinmissioner iuay grant free permits to man- 

agers of certain fairs, whosc proceeds are to be applied to the relief of sick or woLIl1- 

ded soldiers, or other cllaritable purposes ; and they shall not be subject to nny 

charge for special tax (license) or otherwise in respect thereof. This includes maes 

or gilt enterprises : nothing contailled in this provision to be construed to legalize any 

lottery. 

3. Each lottery ticket or certificate supplementary thereto shall be stamped at the 

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time of sale with tho name of the vender and the date of sale under a penalty of fifty 

dollars. . 

4. Purchasers of lottery tickets frorn venders not duly licensed, may recover 

twice the amount paid for such tickets at any time within three years, with just ancl 

legal costa. 

5. Lottery ticket dealers, and those who enP3g.e in the business without paying the 

special tax therefor proviclecl, forfeit and pay one thousand clollars as penalty there- 

for, to be duly assessed and collected, and in addition, shall on conviction before a. 

court of competent jurisdiction, be imprisonecl for a period not exceeding one year 

at the discretion of the court. 

6. The managerg, proprietors or 8gento shall keep books of account of all their 

transactions, subject to ancl open to inspection of the revenue officers, subject on re- 

fusal or prohibition of such inspection to n penalty of one thousand clollars, and to 

imprironment for a period not exceeding one year. 

The former tax upon advertisements was expressly repealed by the act of March 

2, 1867, and also all tax upon the gross receipts of ail toll roads. 

Legacies aud Bistribu.tiue Sl,?nres of Personal Property. 

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These interests in personal and real estate or property by the statutes of 1862 and 

1864, were made aubject to the following taxes, slightly modified by a~nenclments 

made subsequent to 1864. They are given in detail substa.ntially as in the marginal 

digest of the official compend ot the law issued from the revenue department. 

I. A11 person8 having in charge or trust, asadministrators, executors, or trustees of 

lcgacies or distributive shares of personal property, when t.he whole amount exceeds 

one thousand dollars in actual value, passing after the passage of the act from ally 

person possessed of such property by will or intestate lams, or by deed taking effect 

after the death of a grantor, are made subject to the following taxes : 

(a) When the person beneficially interested is the lineal issue or lineal ancestor, 

brother or sister, one per cent. 

(b) When the person or persons beneficially interested, is the descendant of s 

brother or sister, two per cent. 

(c) When the person or persons beneficially interested is t.be brother or sister of 

of the father or mother, or descendant of the same, four per cent. 

(d) When the person or persons are beneficially interested is the brotlier or sister 

of grandfather or grandmother, or descendant of the same, five per cent. 

(e) When the person or persons beneficially interested is of any other degree of 

consanguinity or a stranger in blood, six per cent. 

It is also provided, that all property passing by mill or otherwise to the husband or 

wife of the person who diecl possessed, is excmpt from this tas ; and also that lega- 

, cies or shares of personal property passing to minor children to the extent of one 

thousand dollars shall also be exenlpt. 

2. This tax is payable when the party interested sllall be entitled to the possession 

thereof, or right to the beneficial interest in the profits thereof, and shall be a, lien 

upon the property for twenty years. 

3. The administrator, or other person having the estate in charge, shall give notice 

to the assessor or his assistant, of this liability within thirty days after he sha!l have 

assumed the trust, and pay the taxes before payment of any legacy to the collector 

or his deputy, and render a return to tlie assessor' office under oath, with schedules 

of the amount of the legacy or distributive shares, with full particulars of names and 

amount, etc. 

Upon the payment of the tax due, the receipt of the collector shall be sufficient 

evidence for the person who makes the payment, and representing the estate, to credit 

therefor in the settlement of his accounts in the surrogate, orphan, or brobate court, 

having jurisdiction. 

5. In case of neglect or rcfusal to make the. proper return, or to pay tlie tax due, 

or in case of a f'dlse return, of value or otherwise, the assessor shall make out such 

lists and valuation, as in other cases of neglect or refusal or fraud, and shall assess 

the duties thereon. 

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6, In case of willfill neglect, tile party shall be subject to ti penrlty of not exceee- 

.ing one thousand dollars and costs of suit, and the collector shall commence appropriate 

proceedings to cause the property to be sold, upon the decree of the proper 

court. 

7. The cieeds of the property so sold shall vest in the purchaser of all the property 

of the delinquent*, in the property so sold, and shall release the property from the lieu 

created by the act. 

8. All persons who shall llave the custody of and paper, record, etc., mhicli sllall 

contain illformation concerning the ;?roperty so passing, and so subject to tax, shall 

exhibit all such papers, records, etc., to any revenue officer who may desire to exatnine 

the same uqder a penalty five hundred clollara. 

9. The recitals in such cieeds of sale of this property shall be pima. facie evidellce 

of their truth, and that the requirments of the law have been complieci with. 

10. A11 taxes paid under these provisions shall be deciucted from the particular 

legacy or share, on account of which the same is chnrgecl. 

When distribution is made in any case without pa.yment of the tax, not only does 

the executor or administrator become liable to a penalty, but the tax may be collected 

of the person. lmaving the actual or constructive possession of the property in respect 

of which the tax is due, and the collector may proceed either by restraint or 

suit as provided by law. 

When return is nlacie by the executor at the time the tax become payable, 

demand may be made by the collector after the close of the month. When the estate 

is distributed before payment of the tax, the collector may serve demand as soon as 

the assessment reaches him. In eslthhr case the penalty of five per centum will sttach 

upon failure to pay within ten days after demand. 

When an estate is settled without the issue of letters or administration., the per. 

son who shall assume the control of the estate will be liable in ail respects as adadministrator. 

By the amendatory act of 185G, the tax upon legacies and distributive shares of 

pellsonal property is made payable whenever the party interested in such legacy or 

distributive snare shall become entitled to the possession or enjoyment thereof, or to 

the beneficial interest in the profits accruing therefronl. Under the former statute it 

was merely required thrtt the t.ax should be paicl before distribution, so that jt mas , 

somewhat doubtful whether an assessment could be made so long as the property remained 

in tee hands of the executor or administrator. 

The act of 1866, provides that ewry executor or administrator, having in share GY 

legacy or distributive share, shall give notice in writing to the assessor or assistant 

assessor of the distritt in which the deceased last rcsicled, within thirty clays ..after 

taking charge of the estate. While no specific penalty is attached to a neglect to 

give this notice, it can hardly be doubted that such neglect would put the executor or 

administrator so far in default as to authorize an assessment by the assessor as soon 

as the tax becomes payable. 

1. A tax on succession to real estate was provided for b 

cession is defined in the statute to be " every past and fu 

tate by will, deed or laws of descent, by reason whereof a 

beneficially entitled, in possession oT evpectancy, to any rc 

thereof, upon the death of any person dying after the pits 

deemed to confer on the person entitled, by rcason of any suc 

don ;" and the term "successor" shall denote the person so enti 

" predecessor" shall denote the grantor, testator, ancestor, or ather person fionl 

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whom the interrest of the successor has been or shall be derived. 

2, Also an increase of benefit accruing upon the extinction of any estate by death, 

shall be s survivorship. 

3. When persons take successisns jointly, they pay a tax p~oportionate to their 

respective interests; and beneficial interests accruiug by successorship, shall be 

deemed a new succession. 

4. Any disposition ot real estate with reservation of benefit for any term of life, 

shall be deemed to confer a succession at the time of the determination of such ben-

ecl~el in a~luual value to tile yearly value of the benefit so reserved, on the pep 

son ~n whose favor the disposition is macle. 

5. When a beneficial ownership is reserved by a secret trust, arrangements, etc., 

for any term of life, and capable of being enforced in equity or law, such disposition 

shall be deemed to confer a succession upon the person milking the disposition as the 

predecessor. Q 

6. A conveyance by deed of gift or otherwise without reliable ancl adequate consideration, 

shall be deemed to confer a successions 

5'. J$%en a successor dics, before becoming entitled in possession, but one duty or 

tax shall be payable ; but it shall be at the highest rate chargeable upon either suecession. 

8. When a succes3ion is alienated before the successor becomes entitlecl in possession, 

the duty shall be paid at the same rate ancl time as if no alienation hacl been made 

or derivative title createcl ; ancl when a title is accelerated by surrencler of prior interest, 

the nppropriate tax shall pe paid at the time of the surrender or extinction of 

the prior title. 

9. As in case of legacies or distributive shares, the duty shall be payable 'when tile 

successor beconles elltitled in possession. 

10. The interest of a success(>r in nloilies to arise from sale of real estate under trust 

shall be deemecl to be a stlccession, and the duty shall be paid by the trustee or execn- 

tor, or other person, having control of the funds. 

11. The interest of a* successor in personal property subject to a trust to be ~011- 

verted into realty, shall be changeable as a succession, ancl the tax shall be paid by 

the trustee or executor, or other person having control of the funds. 

12. A colltingellt incumbrance shall not be estimated in valuing a succession, but 

wlicn such incumbraace takes effect as an actual burden, n proportionste amount of 

the duty paid, shall be refunded. 

13. If the estate of the successor is applied in whole or part, to the payment of tlle 

dtlbts of the purchaser, the representative of the estate shall pay out of the sale there- 

of, for said purposes, the duties from the proceeds. 

14. If the estate of the successor is defected by any person claiming title under tlle 

predecessor, such person shall be chargeable with the duties so reft~ndecl. 

1.5. Wlren a successor has not obtained the whole of his succession when the duty 

becomes payable, he shall be charged only with the value from time to time obtained 

by him. And wllenever duty has been paid on any succession, and the Secretary of 

the Treasury sllnll subsequently be satisfied that the amount of duty was erroneously 

punid, the anloullt shall be refunded to the person so paying such duty. 

16. \lThen froln the nature of the successioa or a coinplication of circumstances 

affecting the value of rt succession or otherwise. the Commissioner shall deem it expedient, 

he may compound the duty or enlarge the time of payment. 

17. At tlre cliscretion of the Commissioner, upon an application of a person entitled 

to succession in expectancy, he may commute a duty presumptively payable, for n. 

certain sula to be paid at once, regard to be ha6 to its present value, and the contingencies 

aEecting it,, ii~tcrest of the many, etc.; and upon receipts of such present ~~111, 

tile successor ]nay be discharged. 

18, The duty upon succcssrorls shall be a lien upon the interest of the succesor for 

five years froill the time the same was payable. 

19. Tile Com~l~issioi~er may, upon request of the successor, make separate assessrnellts 

upon defineci portions or tracts of land ; and in sucli cases the respective tracts 

shall be changeable with their separate duty. 

30. The succession taxes are as follows : 

(:I) When the successor shall be the lineal issue or lineal ancestor of the predeceasc;r, 

n duty at the rate of one dollar per cent. on its value. 

(b) When the successor shall be a brother or sister or a descendant of a brother or 

sister at tlle rate of two dollars per cent. on its value. 

(c) When the successor shall be a brother or sister of the father or mother, or a cleceudnut 

of a brother or sister of the f'dther or mother of the predecessor, fit the rate 

of follr dollars on its value. 

(d) When the successor shall be a brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother, 

or a clescendant of the brother or sister of the grandfather or grandmother of 

the preclessor., a duty at the rate of five dollars per cent. on it value. 

(e) When the successor is in any other degress of consanguinity or a stranger in 

blood, a duty at the ate of six dollars per centum on its value.

(f) No duty is levied in respect of my succession, when the successor is the wife 

of the predecessor (otherwise the husbancl.) 

21. \Then real estate is subject to a charitable tiust, t~uder such disposition as would 

confer a succession if made in favor of an inclividual, the duty shall be at the rate of 

six per cent. upon the z~~llount or principal value of such real estate. 

22. Any trustee having in trust any real estate subject to tax shall give notice in 

writing within thirty clays after he has ass~~.mecl the trust, ancl prior to distribution, 

to the assessor or assistant acsessor, with the names of the persons interested, under 

rt penalty of five hundrecl clollars and costs. 

23. Returns of tax up011 successions shall be made to the assessor or assistant 

nssessor., by the person entitled to possession within thirty clays after such person is 

entitled to the receipt of the income or property thereof, with full particulars to enable 

the asssessor to properly assess the taxes clue ; and if satisfactorily to the assessor 

tl~e taxes shall be assessed. If the assessor is dissatisficii he may assess upon the best 

infornlation attain ble, snbject to appeal. 

If no appeal is taken against such assessment, at the cliscretioll of the assessor lle 

inny assess the whole or any part of the expenses of the assessment in aclclition to the 

tax. If there is no appeal, the expenses shall be in the cliscret ion of the Commissioner 

of Internal Revenue. 

24. Failure to give the required notices or to render the reciuireil account wi!lf~~lly 

made, is visited with an a~lclit~ional assessmellt of ten per cent. 'upon the amount of 

tax payal~le. A neglect to pay the cluty within ten days after being notified, makes 

the person liable to ten pcr cent. upon the amount of tax so unpaid, as penalty. 

25. An appeal may be talcell from the assessment of an assistant assessor to 

the assessor, and from the latter to tlle -Commissioner of Internal Revenue, a statement 

to be furnished of the grouncls of the appeal by the assessor, assistant assessor 

or such party, which ctecision of the Commissioner on sucll appeal shall be 

final. 

1, $s 121 anci 132 impose a tax am all successions of real estate by deed, will, or 

laws of descent, whether arising from the acts of persons who diecl before or since the 

30th 'of June, 1864. But by 137 it wonlci see111 that succession cannot be taxed if 

any person possesses any intervening interests which prevent the legal possession or 

iln~nediate right of possession. But a alere right to possess, which cannot without a 

suit at law clebar the party from the present possession, is not, by reasons of provisions 

in $131 to be regarded as a11 inc~ullbrance or estate intervening between inheritance 

or cfevise and possession. 

2. The executor or administrator cloes not return for taxation red estate, but return 

thereof is to be made by the cievisee or heirs-at-law, except on cases arising under $, 

135 and 139, where the cluty is payable by .the person having control of the funds. 

If the estate is to be llelcl in trust fix life or term of years, the trustee returns the interest 

which is intrusted to hiin ; anci when that trust expires, the person who legally 

takes possessioil is to return what is nozo a reinaiuder or reversion in expectancy. 

3. In cases where real estate is devisecl to one person for life with remainder to aaother, 

the life tenant should be recluirecl to pay the tax upon the value of his life 

cstate imnlecliately upon his entering into possession ; and the remainder man wilI 

be tarred upon the full value of the real cstate at the termintion of the life estate. 

4. The same rule applies to property which was incumbered by a life estate at the 

passage of the act of July 30th, 1854. 111 this case, as in all others, the devisor should 

be named in the return as the "p~edecesso~." 

5. The value of a, life interest is to be computed according to the age of beneficiary 

at the time when the testator died. No regarc1 is to be paid to the state of l~alth of 

s life tenant in estimating probabilities of life. 

6. Succession returns sl~ould always contain a snfflciently distinct description of 

the several parcels of estate, to enable the assessor properly to estimate the value 

thereof, and also to enable ally person mho may examine the records in the assessor's 

office to determine whether the tax has been assessed upon any particular parcel. 

7. Each and every clescl.ibcd parcel must be seperately valued, according to the 

market value, at the time the successor becomes entitled in possession. 

8. All successions taxes must be assessed ancl paid in the collectiou dis5ricts in which 

the real estate lies. Returns may, however, bc made in the district in which the 

successor lives ; and when any real estate returned lies in another district, the assessor 

will transmit the return to the assessor of such other district.

9. The valuation of successions must always be in accorclance with the juclgement 

of the asssistant assessor of the division where tlie estate lies, subject of course to 

tlint of the assessor. 

10. In cases where several heirs succeed to an estate which for any cause remains 

unclividecl, a single return, if this course be pref'errecl, may be illacle therefor by any 

successor in behalf of himself and the other heirs, proviclecl that tlie fact be macle 

known to ancl approved by the msessor. 

11. Succession cluties ancl rcturns are in all cases due immeiliately nficr the successor 

becomes entitled in possession, or to tlie receipt of the inco~lle of the estate. 

A conveyance in consideration of marriage creates no succession. 

TABLE OF XTAb/CP DUTIES. 

~ly?aee.ment or contract, other tlian clolnestic and iiiland bills of lading, ancl those 

specified in this schedule ; any slppraisement of value or damage, or for any other 

purpose ; for every sheet or piece of paper upon wllic11 either of the same shall be 

writ ten, five cents. 

P~ouicled, That if more than one appraisen~ent, agreemeat, or contract shall be 

written upon one sheet or piece of paper, five cents for eacli and every adclitional appraisement., 

agreement, or contract. 

Bank check, clratt, or order for the payment of ally sum of money tvhatsoever, 

drawn upon any banlc, banlcer, or trust company, or f'or any sum exceeding ten doll-trs 

clrawn upon any other person or persons, companies, or corporations, at sight or 

on demand, two ceuts. 

Bill of ezc7~ange, (illland,) draft, or order for the payment of any SLI~ of money not 

exceeding one hunclred dollars, otherwise than at sight or on demand, or ally promissory 

note, (except baillr notes issued for circulation, nncl cliecks made and intended 

to be fortliwitli presented, ancl ~vhich shall be presented to a bank or banlcer for payment,) 

or any memorandum, check, receipt, or other written or printed evidence of 

an allloulnt of money to be paicl on demand, or at cz time designated, for 5 sulil not, 

esceecling one hundred ciollars, five cents. 

And for every aclditional huildrecl clollars, or fractional part tliereof in excess of 

one liunclred dollars. five cents. 

Bill of exclbange, (foreign) or letter of creclit, drawn in but payable out of the United 

States, if clrawn singly, or otherwise than in n set of three or more, according to 

the custom of merclinilts ancl bcznliers, shall pay tlie sanle rates of duty as inland bills 

of exchange or promissory notes. 

If clrawn in sets of tliree or more : For every bill of each set tvliere the sum inacle 

payable shall not exceed one hundred dollars, or tlie equivalent tliereof, in any foroign 

currency in wliicll such bills may be expressed, according to the standard of valne 

fixecl by the Unitecl States, two cents. 

And for every adclitional hundred c1ollar.s or fractional part tliereof in excess of 

one hundred dollars, two cents. 

Bills of lc~ding or receipt, (other t11311 charter-party,) for any goocls mercli:~ndise, 01. 

effects, to be exported fro111 a port or place in tlie United States to any foreign port 

or place, tea cents. 

Blll of sale by which any ship or vessel, or any part thereof, shall be conveyecl to 

or vested in any other person or persons when the consideration shall not exceecl five 

husdred dollars, fifty cents. 

Exceeding five hundred and not exceeding one tliousand dollars, one dollar. 

Exceeding: one thousand clollars, for every additional amount of five hundred dollars, 

or fractional part tliereof, fifty cents.

Bond.-For indemnifying any person for the payment of any sum of money, where 

the lnoney ultimately recoverable thereupon is one thousand dollars or less, fifty cts. 

Where the money ultimately recoverable thereupon exceeds one thousand dollars, 

for every additional one thousand dollars or fractional part thereof in excess of one 

thousand dollars, fifty cents. 

Bond for the clue execution or perfor~nance of thecluties of any office, one dollar. 

Bond of any clescription, other than such as may be required in legal proceeclings, 

or used in connection with mortgage deecls, and not otherwise chargecl in this scheclule, 

twenty-five cents. 

C6ertz$icute of stoclr in any incorporated company, twenty-five cents. 

Cert@cate of profits, or any certificate or llleluorandom showing an interest in the 

property or acc~~mmulations of any incorporated company, if for a sum not les than 

ten dollars ancl not exceeding fifty dollars, ten cents. 

Exceecling fifty dollars and not exceccling one thousand, twenty-five cents. 

Exceeding one thousancl dollars, for every additional one thousand clollars, or fractional 

part thereof, twenty-five cents. 

Cert@cute.-Any certificate cli damage, or otherwise, and a11 other certificates or 

documents issuecl by any port warden, marine surveyor, or other person acting as 

such, twenty-five cents. 

Certr@cute of deposit of any sum of money in any bank or trust company. or mith 

any banker or person acting ns sucli- 

If for rt sum not exceeding one hunclred clollars, two cents. 

For a sum exceecling one hunclre~clollars, five cents. 

Certicficute of any other description than those specifiecl, five cents. 

O/~mter-party.-Contract or agreement- for the charter of any ship or vessel, or 

any letter, rnemorand~~m, or other writing between the captain, .master, or owner, or 

person acting as agent of any ship or ressel, or steamer, ancl ally other person or 

persons for or relating to to the charter of such ship or vessel, or steamer, or any rcilewal 

r? transfer thereof, if the registered tonnage of such ship or vessel, or steamer? 

does not exceecl one hundrecl ancl fifty tons, one ctollar, 

Exceecling one hunclred ancl fifty tons and not exceeding three liundred tons, three 

dollars, 

Exceeding three hundred tons ancl not exceeding six hundred tons, five dollars, 

Exceeding six hundred tons, ten clollars. 

C~ntract.-Broker's note, or melnorandum of sale of ally goocis or merchanclise, 

real estate, or property of any kind or clescription, issued by brokers or persons acting 

as such, for each note or me~uorallduln of sale, ten cents. 

Bill or ~nemoranclum of the sale or contract for thc sale of stocks, bolzds, gold or 

silver bullion, coin, promissory notes, or other securities, shall gay a stamp tax at the 

rate providecl in section ninety-nine. 

Conveyance.-Deed, instrument, or writing, whereby any lands, tenements, or other 

sold shall be grantecl, assigned, transferrecl, or otherwise conveyed to, or vested in, 

the purchaser or purchasers, or any other person or persons, by his, her, or their clirection, 

when the consideration or value does not exceed five hundred dollars, fifty 

ccnts. 

When the consicleration exceeds fivc hunclrecl dollars ailcl docs not exceed one 

thousand dollars, one dollar, 

And for every additional five hundred dollars, or fractional part thereof, in excess 

of one thousancl dollars, fifty cents. 

Bntry of any goods, wares, or n~erclianclise nt any custom-house, either for consumption 

or warehousing, uot exceeding one hunclred clollars in value, twenty-five 

ccnts, 

Exceeding one hunclred dollars ancl not exceeding five hundred clollars in value, 

fifty cents, 

Exceediclg five hunclrecl clollars in value, one dollar. 

Entry for the withdrawal of any goods or nlerclianclise from boncled warehouse, 

fifty cents. 

hsurance, (Zve.)-Policy of insurance, or other instrument, by whatever name the 

same shall be callccl, whereby any insurance shall be made upon any life or lives- 

When the amount insurecl sliizll not exceed one thousand clollars, twenty-five cents 

Exceeding one thousand clollars ancl not exceeding five thousancl dollars, fifty cents, 

Exceeding flve thousancl cloll,z:s, one clollar. y 

l?zsu~ance, (marine, Xand and fire.)-Each1 policy of insurance or other instrume nt,

y whatever name the same shall be called, by which insurance shall be made or renewcd 

upon property of any description, whether against perils by the sea or by 

fire, or other peril of any kind, made by any insurance company, or its agents, or by 

any other company or person, the premium upon which does not exceed ten dollars, 

ten cents. 

Exceeding ten and not exceeding fif'ty dollars, twenty-five cents. 

Exceding fifty dollars, fif~y cents. 

Lease, agreement, memorandum, or contract for the hire, use, or rent of any land, 

tenement or portion thereof, where bhe rent or rental value is'three hundred dollsurs 

per annurn or less, fifty cents. 

Where the rental value exceeds the sum of three hundred dollars per annum, for 

each additional two hundred dollars, or fractional part thereof in excess of three hundred 

dollars, fifty cents. 

Mant$eest for custom-house entry or clearance of the cargo of any ship, vessel or 

steamer for a foreign port- 

If the registered tonnage of such ship, vessel or steamer does not exceed three hundred 

tons, one dollar. 

Exceeding three hundred tons and not exceeding six hundred tons, three dollars. 

Exceeding six hundred tons, five dollars. 

Xortgage of land, estate or property, real or personal, heritable or movable whatsoever, 

where the same shall be macle as a security for the paynlent of any definite 

and certain sum of money lent at the time or previously clue and owing or forborne 

to be paid, being payable ; also any conveyance of any lands, estate or property 

whatsoever, in trust, to be sold or otliervrrise convertecl into nloncy, which shall be 

intended only as security, and shall be redeemable before the sale or other disposal 

thsreof, either by express stipulrttio or otherwise; or any personal bond given as 

security for the pnyuicnt of ally ctefinite or certain sun1 of mmey exceeding one hundred 

dollars, and not exceecling tine: huilclred dollars, fifty cents. 

Exceeding five hundred dollars, am1 not exceeding one thousand dollars, one clollar. 

And for every additional five hundred dollars, or fractional. part thereof, in excess 

of one thousand dollars, fifty cents. 

Upon every assignment or transfer of a mortgage the same stamp tax upon the 

amount remaining unpaid thereon as is herein ililposed upon a mortgage for the same 

amount : Prouided, That upon each and every assignnient or transfer of a policy of 

insurance, or the renewal or continua.nce of any agreement, contract or charter, by 

letter or otliermise, a stamp duty shall be required and paid equal to that imposecl on 

the original instrument: And providcd fu.rther, That on each ancl every assignment 

of any lease a stanlp duty shall be required and paid equal to that imposed on the 

original instrument, increased by a stamp duty on the consideration or value of the 

assignment equal to that imposed upon the conveyance of land for similar consideration 

or value. 

Passage ticket, by any vessel from a port in the Unitecl States to a foreign port, not 

exceeding thirty-five dollars, fifty cents. 

.Exceeding thirty-five dollars and not exceeding fifty dollars, one dollar. 

And for every additional fifty dollars, or fractional part thereof, in exzess of fifty, 

one dollar. 

Power of Attorney for the sale or transfer of any stock, bonds or scrip, or for the 

collection of any dividends or interest thereon, twenty-five cents. 

Power of attorney or proxy for voting at any election for officers of any incorpornted 

conlpany or society, except religious, charitable, or literary societies, or public 

cemeteries, ten cents. 

Power of attorney to receive or collect rent; twenty-five cents. 

Pozoer of attorney to sell and convey real estate, or to rent or lease tlie same, one 

dollar. 

Potter of attol18ney for any other purpose, fifty cents. 

P~ob~~te of will, or letters of administration : Where the estate snd effects for or in respect 

of which such probate or letters of administration applied for shall be sworn or 

declared not to exceed the valueaf two thousand dollars, one dollar. 

Exceeding two thousand dollars, for every additional thousand dollars, or fractional 

part thereof; in excess of two thousand dollars, fifty cents : 

P~ocidecl, That no stamp either for probate of wills, or letters testamentary, or of 

administration, or on adlninistlator or guardian bond, sliall be required when the

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90 

Where such packet; box, bottle, pot, phial, or o$hcr ,enclosure, with i;s contents, 

shall exceed the. retail price or.value of fifty cents, Bnc] 

s . @all not'exceed the're tail price 

t . 

or value of sevcnty-five cents, three cents. .. - 

Where such packet, box bottle, pot, phial, or other enclosure, with its contents, 

shall exceed the retail price or value of seventy-five cents, ancl shall not exceecl the 

retail price or v ~l~~e of one dollar, four cects. - . s+,3 

Where such packet, box, bottle, pot, phial, or other in,closure, with ii s contents, 

shall exceed the retail price or value of on? dollar, for -each every fifty cents or 

fractional part thereof over and above the one clollar, ss )@j~.re 

i8 mentionccl, an additional, 

two cents. 

Friction matches, or lucifer matches, or other articles {lpde in part of wood, and 

used for like purposes, in parcels or packages coni:zining one:hu+clrecl matches or less : 

, 

for each parcel or packczgt:, one cent. 

When inpnrcels or p:~cltages containing more than one hundred and not inore ' 

thau two hundred matches, for each parcel o~ package, two cents. 

And for every additio1l:il one hundred matche's c(r:fi.actional part lliereof, one cent. 

For wax tapers, double the rates herein iinposecl upon friction or lucifer inatclies ; 

cigar lights, made in part of wood, was', glass, tpaper, {lr other materials, in pnrccls or 

packages containing ihcnty-five lights or less io cucli parcel or paclwge, one cent. 

When in parcels or pwkages containing more than twenty-five ancl not more than , 

fifty lights, two ccnts. 

For wery ncidiiional twenty-five lights or fractional part of that numhf~, one cent 

additional. 

PZnying ocwds.-For aud npon every pack not csceeding fifty-t117o cards in number 

il-respective of p1-ice or valrze, five ccnts. 

Calmed fid~, sauces, etc.-For a ~ upon d every Caan, bottle, or other single package, , 

containing fish, shell fish, frilits; vegetable, s:tuces, syrups, prepared must:ird, jams, or 

jellies contained tnerein or~cl pricked or setllecl, made, prepared, a,ncl sold, 01. on'erccl 

for sale, or rcmovecl fix- con.+nmption- in tlre United States, on and- af~ar tfir first clay 

of October, eighteen hundred aild sixty-six, milen such can, bottle, or otllsr siirgle ' 

package, with its co~lten:~, rl~.!l! not exceed two pounds in weight, the suin of one ct. , 

When such c:m, l~ottlc, or ot tier single package, wjr ll its coi~teuts, stlull exceecl two 

poumcls in mciglit, for every additional pouiid or fractional pa: t thereof, one cent. 

Cigar lights and playing c:~rds, in tile llands of manuhcturelg ancl dealers, sh(mlt1 

be stampecl accol-ding to t12c rai.cs iisod by the law now in force. The fact t1i:~t they 

were manufiicturecl 1) rim to AII~LTS~ 1, 1866, and are stanipcd in accorc1anc.e with the 

law in folace 211 the time of ~nslluf~ic~u~~~, dces not relieve them Irom llaJTiUellt of the , 

iac,rease:i rates by :iffixi!lg ntl~litio~;nl st~l~~ps. 

No stnnlp tax is inlposerl ripon ally unc~mpou~~clccl medicinal drug or clremical, nor 

upon :my lnediciile comp~~unclc~l nccwling lo the Unite~l Stales or othcr national 

phari1lacc)pocis or of wliiu!r th!: full an(i pisoper formula is p~tblished in any of the 

dispens~tories now or hit!let.to i 11 cimlmon use among physicians or apothecaries, or 

in any pharnisceutical joo;.ilxl now issued by ally incorporated college of pharmacy, 

u~less solcl or off'ercd for sale or atlvc rt isecl uncli r some other I I ~ I forin, ~ , or guise 

than that uilder which they a PC' sev~rally ~le~~olninatccl :~:lcl laid cl( )\irll in 'such phar- 

ImcopEas, dispensat orics, or jouz.l;;~is. 

No stamp tax is imp::secl ul)on n1er;it.h~~ sold to or for tlx usc of alp pcrson, 

~vhich may be mixed anrl colnl~ouncl.c.cl for aui+i pcrs:!n acc rl.c!i~~g in the written recipe 

or presc~iptio~l of ix physici:~~~ 01. sorgeon. Bui rtll ir~(~~;icin:;i articles, wli -[her sim-. 

ple or compounded by any rolv, au:.Iiaril,y, fonnoia, p::blishcd or1 ur!pn?~lisllecl, which8 

are put up in n style o~ manner sit~ibr to tililt of patent or pr{;prii#ii;;y uledicincs ill 

general, or ndvertiscd in newspape~-s or by public hauclbilla, 'or popular sill(: itlld us:., 

as Ilnving my special pr.opriett\rjr claim to meri!, or i o any l~cculiur :\Gvan!3,rr~ in 

mode of preparation, quality, use, or effect, whether such claim be ruiil 01. pretcudctl, 

are liabla to the tax. 

Thc stamps must bc clenonlinateil propriet(try Y~CL??Z~S. I! will I:O; (10 to USC' stamps 

for leg81 clocumen ts, sucll as check stamps, etc. Every s! ;1$4,' p:uat bc c;!ncellcil wi tli 

the date ancl name of the party using it. 

All dealers in Drolte':;, Hostettcr's or ally silllilar bitters or alcoholic comj~ou~lcls,, ' 

which may be used its hevcrzges, most D R tllc ~ special tax (fr~rmerig licensr:) of ;L retail 

dealer. 

1

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 3 

EXPRESS COMPANY, 

FORWARDERS OF 

Moneys, VaInnabXes, Freight ts and f arcel[§, 

TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAS, 

Connecbg mth other responsible Exlress Companies to all garb of the World, 

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. - 

Baaaol?!? @FFI@B, Has, 64,58 & 68 (#rgsw@la @$. 

ROTUNDA BUILDING. 

I. H a ARNETT, Ce J. PETTY, 

SUPERINTENDENT M~cH. DIVISION. AQENT, DETROIT. 

TO AND FROM 

WITH OFFICES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES & TOWWSm 

HENSSP SIP, General Sup%, D, H. BABNEY, President, 

15 West Seneca St., Buffalo, N. Y. 

82 Broadway, N. Y. 

DETBOIT OFFICE-52 Griswold St. Fe He CONE, Agmt. 

* 

@~ea$ 

wegg&e~a 

Dggjga&g$b F~gjag&$ 

U. S. EXPRESS CO., Proprietors. 

From New York, Roaton, and all points in the New England States, to all Points in the West 

and South-west. h'ext in Speed to tias regular Exprwx Companies. Our rates are 

always as low as any other Despatch or Railroad Line. 

H. H. PERBY, Superintendent, He 

C e HINMAN, Ass't Snp,t, 

291 Broadway, N. Y. U. S. Exp. Co.'s Office, Cleveland, 0. 

m. H. HOVEY, Gen'l Agent, GEO. J. DOCEIXAY, Agent, 

291 Broadway, N. Y. 76 & 78 Washingion St., Boston. 

DETaoIT OFFIGS39 Griswvld St*, JOHN HOBX EB, Agmt. 

-6.

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF STAPLE AND FANCY 

DRY GOODS 

Nos. 21 and 23 WOODWARD AVENUE,

C. H. BUHL. C. DUCHARME. S. PRENTISS. T. D. BUHL. 

- - - - 

WORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 

HARDWARE 

IRON, NAILS, SPIKESy TINNERS' TOOLSy 

MANILLA ROPE, GLASS, SHOT, BAR LEAD, &c., 

1 & 19 WOODWARD AVENUE,

6' CLARK'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY. 

F. BUHL. - HENRY A. NEWLAND. - 

- AND - 

JOSEPH DEAN. W. BUHL. - - 

STItAVV GOODS, 

Bnrck Mittens, Gloves anxd BnnflaIo Robes, 

I46 and 148 JEFFERSON AVENUE, 

OASH PAX) FOB UNDESSED FURS BlPD DEERSICINS

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 'r 

25 Woodward Avenue, 

H, P, BALDWIN, SAMUEL P, WILCOX, WALTER C. 8-a 

The Publisher of THE DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY deems it but proper to add a few 

words to the card of blessrs. IT. P. BALDWIN & CO., whicli appears above. This house 

affords palpable evidence of the success which almost always crowns a steady and earnest 

pursuit of a legitimate enterprise, having been established on a comparatively small 

basis, over thirty years ago, until it has grown to be one of the most extensive manufacturing 

establishments in the West, giving employment to bundreds in Detroit as 

operatives, and using the products of Michigan in manufacturing. Since July lst, 1867. 

Messrs. H. P. BALDWIN & CO. have had their manufactory in the upper part of the 

building formerly known as the Jlercliants' Exchange, corner of Woodbridge and 

Grismold streets, adjoining their present wareroorns. This house continues to pay 

particular attention to the manufacture of their warranted hand made boots and shoes, 

so long and favorably known throughout the West. Michigan dealers should patronize 

Michigan manufactories.-EDITOR.

PEASE & SMITH, Proprietors, 

MlWUFACTCBERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 

Envelopes, Blank Books, Twines, 

ALSO A LARGER AND CHEAPEE STOCK OF 

WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUB 

SUPERIOR BAG, PRINTING ANU BOOK PAPERS, 

ALSO TO OUR LUGE STOCK OF 

0 EVERY ZCXND- 

We have Sole Agency for the State of Johnson, Hagar's, Farmer, Little & Co. 

and all other first-class Type Foundries. 

Also for Hoe & Co., Campbell, Taylor, Gordon, Degener and Globe Printing Pressea. 

RAGS WANTED. 

GIVE US A CALL. 

PEABE & SMITE, 

208 & 210 JEFFE~SON Am.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 

- AND - 

PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN 

LAW BOOKS & LAW BLANICS 

BOOS AND JOB PRINTERS. 

WITH OR WITHOUT PRINTED HEADINGS, 

For Towns, Counties, Merchants, Bankers, Mining an& RaiZpoad 

Compunim, Etc., Etc.,

10 CLARK'S DETROIT CXlT DIRECTORY. 

Baop 

Or- po8 **a 9 

Importers and Dealers in 

TOYS, YANKEE NOTIONS, 

AND XANUFACTURERS OF 

CHILDREN'S GARRIAGES, BASKETS AND SLEIGHS 

No. ';rO Woodward Avenue,


IBNPORTER, AND DEALER IN 

FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 

In Bond, an& Duty Pagd. 

DISTILLER AND RECTIFIER OF ALCOHOL, SPIRITS, 

Near Michipan Exchange, 

No. 100 Jefferson Avenue,

84 Randolph St,, Chicago, Ill. 31 Third St., St, Joseph, MQ, 

mere we keep constantly on hand a Large Stock ahd Rich Variety of 

BiXl[iard[, Pigeon Hole & fenny Lintd Tables. 

Also, Cloths, Balls, CneTips, and all kinds of Billiard Goods and Materials of the 

very best quality. 

Tables Re-cushioned, and Tops and Rails applied on old frames, and all kin& of 

Bepairing and Removing done at Extremely Low Hates and on Short Notice.

CHARLES F. CLARK'S 

ANNUAL 

OF THE 

INHABITANTS, BUSINESS FIRMS, 

INCORPORA TED COMPANIES, Etc., 

OF THE 

CITY OF DETROIT, 

FOR 1869-70. 

DETROIT: 

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY CHARLES F. CLARK. 

Over Firzt National Bank, southwezt tor. Jejerson avr. and Grizwold st. 

THE DAILY POST STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFX-.. 

1869.

EUE3B-AmD & DAVIS, 

' -9EALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 

. . 

r - 01 

SHBEBBEBP, GRAPE 'FINES, BFLBS, GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, 

FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, FLORAL DESIGNS, 

Perhenas, Dahbins, BwZhs, Fitower Seeds, &., 

FURNISHED AT OUR 

Greenhouse, Corner of Cass and Lamed Streets, 

NURSERY, ON THE WEST LINE OF THE CITY TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, 

(Forty Rods from Fort sheet), 

A. C. HIDBARD, 

B. M. DAVIS. \ DBP'Hg8ET8 &EEQEl,e 

BROOKS & ADAMS, 

MANGFACTURERS DEALERS IN 

LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS, &c., 

ALL KINDS OF DRESSED LUMBER 

No. 471 Woodbridge Street West, 

Bills of White and Norway Pine Sawed to order at Short Notice.

Page . 

Page . 

Abernethp. S. ...................... -421 Dewey. Middlewood & Co... ........... 72 

~dair. LVilliam. ......... .fly leaf and 427 Doeltz. G.. & Bro.,. ................... 10 

Adams. Samuel. .................... 14 Dondero. A.. ........................ -4%) 

Anierican Rlercliants' Union Ex . Co... .. 3 .)onovan. J . W... ................... -425 

~mphlrtt.. . 

1 Jolin ITT.,. ................. 100 Dower. H . E.. ....................... 428 

Armstrong. B.. 6: Co.. ................. 75 Dlel~er. Cas!)ar. ...................... 428 

Armstrong. Underwood. .............. 422 - Dry D ~li Engine Works. ............ 26 

~uringer. Cllarles. .................... 428 Dnbois. L... .......................... 424 

Baiscli . J . F.. ......................... 428 Dun. R . G.. tk Co... ................... 450 

Baldwin. H . P.. & Co... ............... 7 Duncan. William. & Co... ............. 23 

Barnurn. E . T... ...................... 79 D~t.i~llt. W . 19.. & Co... .............. -424 

Batchelder St Cook. .................. 428 Earl. t- . P... ......................... 87 

Beach. W . P.. ........................ 426 Engel . Carl. ........................ -489 

Ber~y. J . A... ........................ 432 Elsey. S... .......................... 430 

Berry. J A.. & Co... 432 Estabrook & Wright. 66 

. ................. 

PilIings. P . A .................... .88. 421 

.................. 

................... 

Birch. Plliletus P... 420 

Black S: Le~verenz. 54 

Boehnlein. G . St. M... ................. 422 

Borcllard . F.. ........................ 429 

Botsford. H . ITT... ..................... 426 

Bourke . Oliver. ....................... 11 

Bradst'reet. J . M., 9: Son. .............. 99 

Brennan. the Misses. .......... ..... 43 1 

Bronson. K.. ......................... 421 

Brooks 9: Bdanls. 13 

..................... 

13ulil. Ducliarme S: Co... .............. 5 

Buhl . F.. & Co... .................... G 

Hurt Manufacturing Co... ............. 80 

Bu+ch. Charles. ...................... 73 

Bush. E . S.. & Co... ................... Sl 

C'alvert Lit11 . and Map Pub . Co... .. .fly leaf' 

.. 

Christa. P.. ....................... 4.30 

Conibs. John W... ................... -425 

Chandler. George C... .outside back cc~ver 

Conklin . J . S.. ....................... 84 

Creasry. Bletcher. .................... 426 

Daniels. Israel. ....................... 422 

Date & Berry. ....................... -424 

Dee & Brennan. ..................... .48, 6 

Deinzer. F.. ........................ -429 

Derroit Fire and Marine Ins . Co... ..... 24 

Detroit Advertiser and Tribune ....... 95 

Detro~t Daily Union. 94 

................. 

i Fair. Robert. ......................... 432 

Farrand. Slleley Sr Co... ............... 28 

Fergusor~ . S.. & Co.,. .................. 65 

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Ferner . S.. ....... ............... 428 

Ferrand & Osborne. ................... 428 

Ferry. D . M.. S; Co... ................. 67' 

Findlater SE Brunton. ................. 77 

Forspth S; mrebster. .................. 438 

Fraser. A ............................ -430 

Frazer. James H ..................... 438 

Friedericlls & Staffin. ................. 65 

Frost. George S... ............. .197. 310 

Frilmviller. A... ..................... -432 

Fyte. Kicli:~rd H... .................... '19 

Gravier. J . C . R... ................ .430 

(.3eorge. Henry. ...................... 428 

tiiRurd. George ....................... 432 

Gilbert. J LV.. & Co... 81 

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Glendenning. D . nr... ................. 419 

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Glover 6: P~\~ell. 92 

Hagadorn. A . hl... .................... 429 

Huisclier. Andrew. .................. -431 

Hull . R . H... ........................ 90 

Hamblen. Baker & Co.. .. out.siee back cover 

Halntranick Irp \Yorks. ........... :425 

Hansing. Id .......................... 423 

Hawley. Joseph. ..................... 435 

Hebbard. C . B... ....... .outside front cover 

................ Heffron. J.. St Co... ................. 429 

Detroit Gaslight Co... ................. 90 Henipel. Charles. ..................... 92 

Detroit Locum6tire Works. ............ 87 Hengstebeek . C... ............,....... 430 

Detroit Paper Co.. ................... 8 H ens~en. J . P.. ...................... 420 

Detroit Poet. ........................ 96 Hesselbacher. Oswald. ................ 78 

Detroit River Lumber Co.. ............ 425 Huebner. E . N.. ..................... 428 

Detroit Steain Forge. J . N . Ford & Co.. . 425 Hinchman. Guy F.. & Co... ............ SG 

net. roit VITooden\~are VSTorks. .......... 86 Hind en. M . J.. ....................... 4522 

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Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, 449 I Hintermister. Henry. 82

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Hochgraef. M.. & Co.. .................. 420 Pittman. James E.. ................... 78 

Holmes & t'Vebster. ................... 71 Priest. Joram. ....................... 430 

Hopkin & Bro... ...................... 420 Rasch & Bernart. ..................... 80 

Hopson. H . C.. & Co... ................. 430 Raymour. E . H.. .................... 420 

Hosie. Robert. ......... .outside front cover Raymond. F.. & Son. .. outside back cover 

Hubbard 8t Davis. .................... 13 Reichle. F... ......................... 424 

Hutchings. John. ..................... 88 Kichmonds & Backus. ................ 75 

Hpde . V . &I.. ......................... 431 Roberts S: Hanley. .................... 432 

Inkster, Robert. ...................... 432 Robinson. H . S.. ..................... ;$2L 

Jackson St Wiley. ...... .inside front cover Roehler. Antoxl. ...................... 429 

Jenks. James. ........................ 01 Rolshoven. F... ........... -. .......... 422 

Kegel & Richter, ..................... 431 Scnderson. TVal ter. ................... 419 

Kennedy & Greig. .................... 431 Schaefer. J.. & Bro.. ................. 430 

Kent. W . J.. &Co... .................. 90 Schulenbur.cr 2.. & Co... .............. 12 

King. C . P.. ......................... 424 Scott . H . I%'... ....................... 422 

Kirby. George. ....................... 76 Seaton & Etitchie. ..................... 427 

Knapp. David. ....................... 77 Secomb. J . L.. & Co.. .................. 72 

Knowles. B . M... ..................... 426 Shaw. William S... ................... 76 

Krenlre SE Bessler. .................... 423 Slielden. Allan. 8: Co... ................ 4 

Kuhlman. A.. & Co... ................. 54 8ibley. F . B.. 5: Co.. .................. 425 

Landsberg. A... ...................... 424 Sievw7right & Hobart. ................ 422 

Lara. R... ........................... 421 Slocum . C . H... ...................... 42G 

Lesvenworth. T . B... ................. 431 Srni tll. J . V.. ........................ 423 

Leech. C . E... ....................... 90 Smith. 0 . 0 ......................... 487 

Leete. T . T .......................... -421 Smith. Sheldon. & Son. ............... -428 

Lindsay. A . G... ...................... 83 Smith & Heeve. .................... -421 

Linn.A . R . & W . F ................... 419 Sprenger. William. .................. 430 

Livingstone. & Co... .................. 67 Stalker. H . W... ..................... -431 

Lovett. S . W... ..................... 73 Stange. Charles. ...................... 92 

Lynch. William. ..................... 432 Stevens: bfarcus. & Co., . .inside back cover 

BlcC'ausland . W . H.. ................. -42 1 Stone. Dr . B.. ........................ 429 

McCloskey. C . C.. ..................... 431 Sut .on. Moses. ....................... 421 

BlIcElroy. Solon. ...... 85 and running card Traub Bros... ........................ 420 

McIntyre. J . M... ..................... 424 Tappan . McKillop & Co.. .............. 418 

McKimnrie & Pollock. ................ 420 Thrombley. H... .................... 429 

Blanchester & Bristol. ................. 98 Throop. W . A.. & Co.. ................. 9 

Marsh. Henry. 431 Tillman. Silsbee & Co.. ............... 21 

Blellus. (1. & P... ..................... 80 United States Express Co... ........... 3 

Merchants' Deapatcli. 69 Van Buren & Son. 93 and outside front ccver 

Merrill. S . L.. & Co.. 4% Wade. William. ..................... 423 

Michigan Bolt and Nut Co.. .42. 5 UTaiker. C . H.. ...................... 424 

Michigan Central Railroad. 448 i.anle~s. A.. ......................... 432 

hilohn. 3 011n. 423 Waterfall. John. .................. 423 

Morlious. Mitchell & Byram. 82 Waterman. Joon. ..................... 4.26 

Neubronner. J C... 429 Watson &- Brummitt ... .outside cover & 20 

Newcomb. Endicott & Co... 25 Weller. John. ........................ 421 

Nicholson. Y ickering. 423 Welz Broe.. .......................... 427 

Norris. P . W.. & A E... .fly leaf and 427 White & Cameron. .................. -419 

O'Brien. J... 423 Wlli te & Debegary. ................... 485 

Parke. Jennings & Co.. .outside cover and Whitehall. William .................. -429 

running card Whitternore. T . E... .................. 426 

Parkes. Joseph. 421 Whittle. L... ........................ 422 

Parry. J . C... ........................ 424 Whiting. J . P.. & Co... ................ 20 

Patterson. David. 4'26 Widman. C . D.. & Co... ............... 432 

Peavey. Frank. 42 1 Weight. H . A . & S . G... ............. 89 

Penfield. Willston S.. 74 Wilcox & Bro.. ....................... 427 

Peninsular Dressed Lumber Co... 91 Wilkie. Aitken. ...................... 423 

Peninsular Iron Co... 89 Wilkins. Alvan. ..................... 22 

Peocock. Charles W -427 Woodhanls. Thomas. ................. 423 

Peocock. Leister. 420 Wyandotte Rolling Mill Co... ......... 70 

People's Despatch. 68 Yentsch. H... ....................... -431 

Pierce. Farrington & McMillan. 21 Young Men's Christian Association. 97 

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~AMES TOO FATE FOR JNSERTION IN THEI~~POPER PLACES; 

&so Additions, AZterations, Corrections, etc. 

Antor, Antoine, shipcarpenter, h. 342 Lafayette 

ave. 

Ashley, Edgar P., clerk, h. 305 Lafayette 

ave. 

Atherton, Daniel W., bds. Garrison House. 

Austin, Benjamin F., gilder, h. 21 Spencer. 

Ball, Franklin G., moulder, bds. o. 182 n. 

158 Mullett. 

Barry. Michael, chair varnisher, bds. 331 

Third. 

Beach, Myron E., bookkeeper, bds. 87 Shelby- 

Beckbissinger, Christian (Beckbissinger & 

Bro.), h. 516 Clinton ave. 

Beckbissinger, Frederick (Beckbissinger & 

Bro.), h. 516 Clinton ave. 

Beckbis~inger &r Bro. (Frederick and Christian 

Beckbissinger), butchers, 516 Clinton 

ave. 

Berrnett, A. A., bds. Garrison House. 

Bertrand, Basil, laborer, h. 197 Chene. 

B~ardman. G. B., Bank Block, Griswold, 

bds. 46 Lafayette ave. 

Bradford, E., bds. Garrison House. 

Brown, Giles L., fruits, removed from 57 

Michigan ava. to 256 Woodward ave. 

Brush, James A., photographer, removed 

from 127 .Jefferson ave to s. w. cor. Woodward 

ave. and Larned. 

COCKLE, SAMUEL E., carpenter, 27 

Sixth, h. same. (See adz.) 

Courville, Ottaro (Penault & Courville), h. 

,320 Atwater. 

Cowdery, Jay W., agent school books, 116 

Woodward ave., bds. 248 same. 

Dreyer, George C. S., emigrant agent M. C. 

R. R., bds. 257 Jefferson ave. 

Duffy, Mathew, h. n. e. cor. Morse and Prospect. 

Eldrich, Mrs. (wid. Francis), h. 301 Larned 

east. 

Farley, A. D. F., chief clerk Quartermaster's 

Department, bds. Antisdel House. 

Gill, James, hardware, removed from 45 

Michigan ave to cor. Michigan ave. and 

Cass. 

Goldenberg, Mark, bookkeeper, bds. 172 Lafayette 

ave. 

Henry, Nicholas, expressman, h. Chene, s. 

Jefferson ave. 

Irion, John, saloon, 29 Clinton. 

Kengel, Joseph, carriage.and wagon manfr., 

55 Gratiot, h. 42 Farrar. 

Maville, Louis, carpenter, h. 271 Guoin. 

McInt.oah, D. J., confectioner, 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

McMillan, Farrington & Co. (successors to 

Pierce, Farrington & McMillan), wholesale 

dry goods, 77 and 79 Jefferson ave. 

(See adz.) 

Pierson, Thomas F. (Pierson & Swain),h. 311 

Fourth. 

Pierson & Swain (Thomas F. Pierson and 

Mathew W. Swain). fu~niture and upholsterers, 

Preston Block, 13 Grand R.iver. 

Stevenson, Mrs. Anna, bds. o. 173 n. 307 

Fourth. 

Swain, Mathew W. (Pierson & Swain), 

h. 13 Grand River. 

Trowbridge, Wilcos & Co., ship chandlers, 

dock, bet. Bates and Woodward ave. 

Wuelfing, F., & Co. (Frederick Wuelfing, 

Robert Wolfertz and Franz Huetteman), 

cutlers, cor. Bates and Atwater.

WATSON & BRUMMITT'S 

164 JEFFERSON AVENUE, 

Entrance in Elder's Picture Frame Store. DETROIT, MICH. 

Bein,a practical Artists ourselves, and doing a11 our own work, we have the adrantwe over other 

Galleries that have to employ artists t,o do the work.who usually receive one-half the price of the picture. 

which M-e propose to let the public have the bencfit of. We respectfully ask that our work be compared 

with that of other Galleries, no matter what their prices may be. 

We will endeavor to be prompt and obliging, and, by so doing, we hope to merit your patronage. 

Satisfaction Guaranteed or no Claa~ge. 

WATSON & BRU.WL3IITT. 

A New FraqaTia- The Mexican Euerbemrinq Strawbwq/ (F'raga~a GiZlmani, Clinton.)-- 

This wonderful plant, eo peculiar in its appearance and habit, so different from any other known errawberry, 

has hardly been fairly introduced to the public : yet already its reputation far and near is an enviable 

one. It has even passed the ordeal of a critical examination by botanists eminent in the scientific 

world, and has been recognized as a new species. 

The following 18 from the Western Rural, May 6, 1869. 

A communication from Henry Gillman, Eeq., of Detroit, of the U S. Lake Coast Survey, a scientific 

botanist, who has recently examined the Mexican Everbearing Strawberry. and also brought it to the 

notice of the Society of Natural Solences at Buffalo. It u4l he seen that the plant has been subjected to 

rcri tical examination, and pronouncerl a new species of the Fracraria, or Strawberry, by some of the best 

botanists in the country. It is scarcely necessary to say that ~n8ge Clinton and Messre. Bigelow and Day 

are authority in such matters, and their opinion establishes what has been claimed for it. thsr, it differs 

from any known variety, and vindicates it from the premature and unjust cntici~m, in thi* particular, to 

nrhich it ha* been snhjected. Tts remarkable fruiiiag habit will be teeted by a large number of perhonb 

who have secured pl nts, and if that proves equally sativhctory it will achieve a very enviable position 

as among the most valuable berries known.


ESTABLISHED 1836. 

TILLMANY SILSBEE & COW7 

No. 144 Jefferson Avenue, 

FURNITURE 

OUR STOCK IS IL'MMENSE AND WILL BE SOLD 

At howest Market Prices. 

IT COMPRISES 

PAR L 0 R S UI TES in Rosewood, TValnut. Mallogany. Tulip Wood and Oil t, Uphol- 

stered in the best manner in Brocatelle, Terry, Reps, Hair Cloth, etc. 

BED R 0 0 S UITES of every description. 

DINTL'YG ROOM and LTBRABY FURNZTURE of all kinds. 

BESKS and all Binds of OFFICE FUBNrTURE. 

ELEGANT dIL-dNTL E arld Pf ER MlBRORS in Walnut and Gilt. 

Every Variety of MATTRESS, SPRIAVG BED, PILLOIVS, COBf- 

EOICTEBS, BLALVKEZ'S, aud BEDDING of every description. 

Specialty of Fine Ordered Work of every Description, 

AXD OIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FOBMISHMO HOTELS, BOATS ASD CHUBCHES. 

We invite the attention of all to our MAGNIFICENT WAREROOMS, and take . 

pleasure in showing our goods. 

WILL1 AM TILLMAN, 

CHARLES E. SILSBEE.

THE 1 Remember the Advantages : 

Best Moae of Employin! Money 1 1st-Security in your own hanls. 

IS THE GREAT QUESTION 

With everyone who hae Money to employ. I 

For Safety, Profit & Convenience 

LOANS ON COLLATERAL! 1 

2d-Liberal Rate of Interest, 

ad--Interest begins at once, 

4th-~onvenienc; of drawing at any tune. 

If yon have only $100. don't think it is too 

small ; or if you have $100,000. don't fear you have 

too much for us to employ safely and profitable. 

STAND UNRIVALED, ( First-Class Investments 

A8 ia evidenced by the fact that Banks take 

them at the 

LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. 

This most desirable mode of employing money 

for any length of time.frm one day to a year, for 

sums of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 

THOUSAND, is open to all wbo chooze to avail 

themselves of its benefits. I aball be happy to explain 

it to all who do not already nndt.r+tand it, 

OR ONE HUNDRED 

and call >ference to scores of THE BEST 

EN OF DETROIT 

BUSINESS 

\ivho have favored me 

with their patronage. All whn try it-once, repeat 

the operalion and cummend it to their fmnds. 

;LT HAS BEEN TRIED BY 

CAPITALISTS, CLERKS, 

CLERGYMEN, CONTRACTORS, 

LABORERS, LAWYERS, 

MERCEIANTS, MECH,4NICS, 

MANG'FAC'I'URERS, 

SCHOOL TEACHERS and WOMEN, 

And given Satisfaction to ALL. I 

YOU ARE INVITED TO TRY IT. 

If yon have $100, $1,000 or $10,000 unemployed, 

don't "hidelit in a napkin, hllt put it on! t: the 

exchaszers, that on your comln,a to need ~t you 

msv receive your owri with usury," and hare the 

added satbfaction of benefiting some one else in the 

ueing, 

CAN OBTAIN 

Ten per cent. Mortgages. 

Ten per cent. City Bonds. 

Ten per mt. County Bonds. 

Ten per cent. Real Estate Bonds. 

Ten per cent. School District Bbnds. 

Ten pw cent. Mercant iZe Paper. 

Ten per cent. Bank Stocks. 

Ten per cent. Manufacturing Stocks. 

Twelve per eent. Manufacturing Stocks. 

GOVERNMENT BONDS, 

MICHIGAN STATE BONDS, 

1 DETROIT CITY BONDS, 

i 

WAYNE COUNTY BONDS 

BORROWERS 

Who have good Bonds or Stocks on which they de- 

sire to obtuin Loans, are invited co give me a all. 

BUSINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED. 

Stock, Bond & Note Broker 

(Old No.) 83 Griswold Street, 

DETROIT, iUICHIGAN.


WHOLES-E AND RETAIL DEALERS 

CURRY COMBS AND HORSE BRUSHES, SHOE THREADS, &LC. 

Carriage Goods, Horse Blankets and Hoods, 

Whips and Lashes, Sheets and Fly Nets, 

TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS, 

LADIES' SATCHELS. 

b d all kinds of Leather Goods usually kept in like establishments. 

STORE AND MANUFACTORY, 

No. 165 Jefferson Avenue,

FIRE AND MARINE 

Insurance Colapang, 

O F - 

OFFICE, 124 JEFFERSON AVENUE. 

Capstat Stock, - I I) $500,000 

- Cash Capital and Surplus, $230,000 

CALEB VAN HUSAN, PRESIDENT. 

JAMES J. CLARK, SECRETARY. 

WM. A. MOORE, ATTORNEY. 

COT. JOSEPH NICHOLSON, MARINE INSPECTOR. 

DIRECTORS. 

Detroit. 

i6 

I6 

66 

6; 

Grand Rapids. 


Sturg1s. 


Jon esville. 


I6 

66 

Ann Arbor. 

K alamazoo. 

Detroit.

ADVERTISING DEPABTMEhT. 25 

(Successors to JAS. W. FARRELL,) 

RETAILERS OF 

GOODS, 

OPERA HOUSE %UtLD3PJE, 

SPECIALTIES MADE OF 

Camel Hair Shawls! 

- French Crtshmcre Sl~anclsf 

Thread Lace Points! 

Dress Goods, eta., etc. 

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, &c.

26 CLARK'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY. 


Marine, 8 t ationar y anrl Portable, Condensing and Non-Condensing 

Mill Gearing and Mining Machinery of all Descriptions, 

BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS. 

Particular Attention given to Steam boat Repairs and Ship .Work, 

BLACKSMITHING OF ALL KINDS. 

WM. COWIE, 

P~*ea. and Freasurer 

Oface & Works, Atwater St., bet. Orleans & Dequindre Sts., 

OPPOSITE CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.'B SHIP YARD, 

DE TR OIT, MICHIGAX


DR-Y GOODS 

AT WHOLESALE,

PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING BR?IYDS OF 

Fa, S. & C ds Strdctly Pare m t e Lead, 

Belle Isle White Lead, 

Windsor WhZte Lead, 

HapZe Leaf Permanent, Green, 

Parlor Snow White Zinc. 

AGEBTS FOR VARIOUS OTHER BRANDS OF 

AKD DEALERS IN 

Colors, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Glass Ware, Brushes 

Tar, Rosin, Naphtha, Alcohol, Fancy Goods, Toilet Soaps, 

Perfumeries, Etc., Etc. 

*H 

GENERAL AGENTS FOR MICHIGAIN FOR 

FAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES 

BEY NONE BUT THE GENUINE. 

8 Woodward Awemue9 

Warehouses, Nos. 10, 11 and 19 Larned Street East, and 75 and TT Bates Street,

CITY GOVERN31EYT. 

George C. Codd, Philip Kling. Seventh 

AInyor-William 1'. \Vheaton. 

Ward-Frederick Ruellle, Frank Blum. 

Eiglltll ~~Tard-Timotl~_v Jlallonyv, Jiihn 

Recorder-George S. Swift. 

Considine. Xinth Ward-Peter Hill, Wil- 

City Clerk-Henry Starkey. 

liaun S. Bond. Tenth Ward-David Knapp. 

Clerk of Becorcler's Cozs~t-John T. Meldrurn. 

J~zlien TVillianls. 

City Attornc)?y-James J. Brown. 

City Col~~tselor-LTTillium Gray. 

STANDIXG COMMITTEES. 

City T/*eczsurer-Edward S. Leadbeater. Wn?/s and JIenn.9-Howe, Ruehle, Adams. 

City S/lrzeyor-Eugene Robinson. 

,V(ctior~al ~ifuirs - Mellus, Considine, 

Director 01' tho Poor-Luther 13. Willard. Langley. 

City Co~~iroller-Benjamin (+. Stirnson. E'ctzlcation -Adams, Phelps, Considine. 

Receiccr of Taxes-LViIliam Y. Kumney. Judiciary-Adams, Williams, Blum. 

A.ssessor-Jeremiah God thy. 

Clainzs at~d Accounts- Wiliianis, Kuehle, 

Superi~zte~lde/ct oj'the House of Correction Codd. 

-Z. It. Brockway. 

St reets-Tyrrell, Mallon y , Coots. 

C'ity Collector-Edgar W. Flint. 

Pire Depart met^ t-Codcl, Considine, Hen- 

I/z.spector of Gns .Meters-Alfred Marsh. derson. 

Harbor Jfirste~a-Arthur Gore. 

House of Correction - Kremer, Howe, 

City Printers - Detroi t Free Press Corn- Plrelps. 

panv. 

P ublic B Knapp, T y r- 

C'itg Sexton-Valent ine Geist. 

rell. 

Ckrk of t7~e illicrket -Peter Dunn. Se wers-Coots, TVilliams, Hill. 

Stryerintende12t of Plrrk.3-Geo. Henrion. Ynres-Phelps, Howe, Blum. 

Prexident of the C'u~nrnon Co~~t~cil- Wil- Police-Yallony, Kling, RIellus. 

lia~n S. Bond. 

Ptcrk-Q-Henderson, Kremer, Emery. 

President pro tern.-William 13. Honre. Street Opelzi~~gs-Hill, Knapp, hlrtllony. 

Cl~rk of the Com~non COUILCU-Henry Pt.inti/~q-\Villiatl~s, Kuellla, Langlej-. 

Starkey. 

Markets-Bluul, Kremer, Hill. 

Aldermen-First Ward-Aaron W. Tyr- Licenses-Adams, Emery, Kling. 

rell, FI ancis Adams. Second Ward-Wil- ~ealt/~-Howe, Kretner, Emery. 

liam H. Langley, Augustus H. Emery. Gtrs Lig7~ts--Kling, Codd, Mallonp. 

Third Ward-Cllrisrian JSellus, CVillianl B. Hyd/lazdics-Knapp, Mellus, Tyrrell. 

EIowe. Fo~u.th Ward - Frank Krerner, POI~ILCZS-llellus, 3fallouy. Emery. 

Tllomas Henderson. Fi ftlr Ward- Wit1 ter Street Rail WU~-Considine, Henderson, 

H. Coots, William Phelps. Sixth Ward- Coots. 

5

BOARD OF HEALTH. 

Oscers-President-\%'illiam B. Howe, 

Secretary-Henry Starkep. 

Members-Ald. Francis Adams, Augustus 

H. Emery, William B. Howe, Thornas Hen- 

derson, William Phelps, Philip Kling, Frank 

Blum, John Considine, TVilliam S. Bond, 

David Knapp ; Drs. Zina Pitcher, J. 31. Al- 

den, William Brodie, Richard Whiteford. 

Health Inqectors-First District-Ald. 

Aaron W. Tyrrell. Second District-Ald. 

William H. Langley. Third District-Ald. 

Christian hlellus. Fourth District-Ald. 

Frank Kremer. Fifth District-Ald. Wal- 

ter H. Coots. Sistll District-Aid. Geo. C. 

Codd. Seventh District-Ald. Frederick 

Ruehle. Eighth District-Sld. Timothy 

Mahony. Ninth District-Ald. Peter Hill. 

Tenth District-Ald. Julien Williams. 

City Plqsicians-First District-Henry 

F. Lyster. Second District-Charles H. Bar- 

rett. Third District - Casper Schulte. 

Fourth District-William A. Chandler. 

BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Oflcers and Members of the Board of Education 

for 1869 - President, Robert W. 

King ; Secretary, Duane Doty ; Treasurer. 

A1 bert Ives ; Superintendent of Sch3ols; 

Duane Doty. 

Members of the Board-First \TTard- 

James A. Brown, James M. Welsh. Second 

Ward-D. 0. Farrand, Charles K. Backup. 

Tliird Ward-William Y. Rumney, George 

&I. Rich. Fourth Ward-James A. Venn, 

J. W. Bomepn. Fifth Ward-H. \IT. King, 

D. IV. Brooks. Sisth Ward-Nark Flani- 

gan, Oliver Bourke. Seventh Ward-Sid- 

ney I?. Miller, 15'm. 13. Wilkins. Eighth 

WTard-Robert Finnegan, Charles Schumnl. 

Ninth Ward-James W. Bartlett, James 

Daly. Tenth Ward-P. J. Watson, James 

A. Bailey. 

BOARD OF SEWER COMBIISSIONERS. 

Wm. Barclay, A. Sheley, A. E. Bissell. 

BOARD OF GRADE COMRIISSIOKERS. 

J. Houghton, J. Godfrey, W. Stead. 

COMMISSIONERS ON PLAN OF CITY. 

Geo. 6. Frost, M. F. Dickinson, John N. 

Ford. 

Street Commzksioners-Eastern District- 

Robert Reaume. Western District-John 

Hogan. 

Weighmasters-Eastern District-Nicho- 

las Schwartz. Western Distric t-Patrick 

Shanahan. 

Wood hspectors-On the dock, E. D.- 

John Caspary. On the dock, W. D.- 

Michael Hays. On the market, E. D.- 

Charles H. Dainm. On the market, W. D. 

-Michael Nolan. 

Pound Keepers-Eastern District-Au- 

gnstus Daubitz. West.ern District-George 

Bidet t . 

Janitors-Mayor's OBce-George Ridett. 

City Hall-Anthony Kremer. 

Ward Collectors-First Ward-'TrVilliam 

Harsha. Second Ward-Charles O'Neil. 

Third Ward-J ames McGrath. Fourth 

Ward-Joseph Funke. Fifth Ward-Wil- 

liam Kydd. Sisth VCTard-Edward Gre- 

vels. Seventh I'5.Tard-Geo. L. R. Steckel. 

Eighth Ward - Patrick Dwyer. Ninth 

Ward-Albert Bluma. Tenth 

liam Wunsch. 

Ozerseers qf Highzcnys-First Ward- 

Henry Smith. Second Ward-Herman Steh- 

fest. Third Ward-Frederick Vernleulen. 

Fourth Ward-Rudolplr Ortll. Fifth Ward 

-Francis McDonald. Sisth Ward-Casper 

Geist. Seventh Vlrard-John Blankenheilu. 

Eighth Ward- John Downey. Ninth 

Ward-Thonlas blcCowan. Tenth Ward 

-Lucian Zink 

Co12stc~blesFirst Ward-James McKen- 

zie. Second Ward-James Duck. Third 

Ward-Peter bIcDo\vell. Fourth V'ard- 

John Gnau. Fifth Ward-Charles ander- 

son. Sisth Ward-James Love. Seventh 

Ward-Nicholas Tisler. Eighth \Yard- 

John 07Connell. Xinth Ward-Charles 

Doherty. Tenth Ward-David L. Bishop. 

RlETROPOLITAN POLICE. 

Headquarters, wouilbridge street, between Woodward 

avenue and Batcs street. 

Commissionem-Jacob S. Farrand, Prrsident 

; John J. Bagley, Alexander Lewis. 

Secretary-J. S. Booth. 

Super'i/~tendent-31. V. Borgman. 

Captoin-A. J . Rogers. 

Sergeant.s--Daniel W. Fales, Charles S. 

Leetch, Chas. E. Keynolds, Thomas Hally. 

Roundsman ur~d Acting Sergeant-A . H. 

Bachlnann. 

Doo~*men-Abijah Joy, Dennis Drisccll. 

Detectizes-D. K. Sullivan, J. B. Stadler. 

Pat)~olrnen-G. W. Burclrell, Char:es 

Bruckner, A. J. Bishop, H. M. Bailey, 

W. Bendall, A. H. Britton, W. C. 

Clark, I oseph Burger, James Camfield, Patrick 

Considine. D. B. Crossnlan, (;. W. 

Cook, A. E. Danielson, P. N. Girardin, 

Peter Graham, A. J. IIinkle, J. J. Scanlon, 

H. D. Surles, J. T. Hewson, John Halley, 

A. B. Hall, Martin Kelley, Jas. McBelvey, 

Henry Miller, J. 0. Massey, Timothy O'Sul- 

, livan, Jesse Mack, W. H. Myler, D. C.

MUNICIPAL RECORD AND LOCAL REGISTER. 31 

Overton. Jeremiah O'Connor. John Pigney, ings, thence down Hastings to eratiot, 

James Purdue, D. Phillips, William Nolan, thence up Gratiot to Rivard, thence down 

L. E. Pierce, C. M. Reed, J. P. Southwick, to Croghan, thence all south of Croghan 

John Stoolre, John Schultz, J. M. Sheen, and east of Rivard street to city limits. 

I?. J. Spinning, Wm. Thompson, T. Thomp- Eagine No. 3--Will run east of St. Anson, 

Dorr Tillotson, Geo. Thompson, James toine street as follows : from the River up 

Thompson, G. H. Thomas, G. A. Winslow, St. Antoine to Gratiot street, thence down 

Johll \lTtlalen, H. M. Lane, Josiah Fulton, Gratiot to Randolph street, thence up Ran- 

H. 13. Eggeman, JV. H. Whisson, S. R. dolph street to Adams avenue, and thence 

lJTe bb. 

all north of Adanls avenue and west of St. 

Attorney for the Force-J. Logan Chip- Antoine street to city limits. 

man. 

Engine No. 4-Runs in all territory west 

Surgeon-Dr. D. 0. Farrand. 

of Third street, south of Michigan avenue, 

Tlie following act as special policemen and in all west of Third street north of 

without compensation from the city : W. H. Michigan avenue to the western city limits, 

Patterson, at the D. & M. depot ; John and in all territory west of Woodward ave- 

Southwick, at the Micli. Central depot ; F. nue and north of Adams avenue to the 

C. Chambers, at Detroit Opera House. northerly limits of the city. 

Engine No. 5-Will run thus, from the 

River up St. Antoine to Croghan street, 

FIRE DEPARTMENT. 

thence up Croghan to Rivard street, up 

Office, on the south-east corner of Randolph and Rivard to Gratiot street, thence down Gra- 

Larned streets. 

tiot to St. Antoine street, tlience up St. An- 

Board of Fire Commissione~s-TrYtn. Dun- toint to northerly city limits and easterly 

can, Theodore 13. Hinchman, James W. to city limits. 

Sutton, L. H. Cobb. 

Et~gine No. 6-Will run all north of 

Secretary-B. Franklin Baker. 

Croghan street and east of St. Antoine 

Chief ES~gi~zeer and Fire Marshal-James street, but running from St. Antoine down 

Battle. 

Gratiot to Randolpll street, thence up Ran- 

LOCATION OF STEAMERS. dolph street to Adatns avenue, thence all 

Steamer No. 1-First Ward, near corner 

north of Adams avenue and east of Woodof 

Wayne and Larned streets. 

ward avenue to city limits. 

I 

Stenmer No. 2-Third Ward, corner of LOCSTION OF FIRE ALaRM BOXES. 

Larned and St. Antoine streets. 

NO. 

8teamer No. 3-Fifth Ward, north side of 2. City Hall. 

Clifford street, between Washington and 3. Engine House No. 3. 

\lTood ward avenues. 

4. Engine House No. 4. 

Stenmer 30. 4-Eighth Ward, north side 5. Engine House No. 5. 

of Orchard street, between Fifth and Sixth 6. Engine House No. 1. 

streets. 

7. Engine House No. 2. 

Steamer No. 5-Seventh Ward, corner 

S. Corner \j700dbridge and Second streets. 

Larned and lttiopelle streets. 

12. Police station. 

13. Corner St. Aubin avenue and Atwater 

Steameq* No. (;-Sixth Ward, corner Rus- street. 

sell and High streets. 

14. Corner Jefferson avenue and Dubois 

Hook end Ladder Company-First Ward, street. 

corner Larned and Wayne streets. 

, 15. South side Jefferson ave., near Elmmood 

FIRE DISTRICTS. 

avenue. 

16. Wight street, at Frost's Wooden Ware 

The city is divided into six districts, 

works. 

known as Nos. I, 2, 3, 4, 5 a.nd 6. 

17. Corner Clinton ave. and Chene street. 

Eugine No. 1-In all the territory west 21. At the Car works on Croglian street. 

of St. Antoine street and south of Congress 22. Corner Russell and Croghan streets. 

street to Woodward ave., and in all west of 23. Corner Rivard and Atwater streets. 

Woodward avenue, north of Adams ave. 24. Corner Crogllan and St. Antoine streets. 

to the easterly line of First street nortli of 25. Corner Randolph and Griitiot streets. 

Michigan avenue, and in all south of Mich- 26. Corner Orntiot and Atwuter streets. 

igan avenue to the westerly city limits. 27. Corner Rivard and Gratiot streets. 

Engine No. 2-This company runs in 31. Corner Maple and Riopelle streets. 

district east from Third street to Tirood- 32. Corner Gratiot and Dequindre streets. 

ward avenue and ~0~1th of Congress street 33. Engine House No. 6, corner Russell and 

to River front, thence up IF-oodward ave- High streets. 

nue to Adams avenue, thence east of Hast- 34. House of Correction. '

35. Corner Beanbien and Marion streets. Tlie boxes m~tst not be opened except to 

36. C'orner Beaubien street ancl Adams ave. sound an alarm for fire, and the persons 

37. Woodward ave., near George. 

who are intrusted with tlle keye to the 

41. Corner C'ass are. and Siblq- street. boses are req~iest~ed to report to the office 

42 Corner Grand River and hlidtlle streets. of the Board of Fire Commissioners when 

43. Corner Tllird and Grand Kiver streets. any accident occurs, either to the instru- 

4.5. Corner Seventh and Grand Hirer streets. ment or boxes, or if any unanthorized per- 

46. Corner Sevcntll and Locust streets. sons are found tampering \vit.h them. 

47. Corner Pu'ational ave. and Locnst street. 

51. Corner Tllonlpson street and Michigan 

WATER IVORHS. 

avenue. 

Office, Bicldle House Block. 

52. Corner Lasalle and b1ichigan avenues. Members qf tile Board of I.firte.1. Comnzis- 

53. Corner Trowl~ridg and Step!!ens streets. siorters-Alexander I). Fraser, Jacob S. Far- 

64. Corner First street and bliclligan ave. rand, John Owen, Caleb Van Huean and C. 

56. Corner Porter and Fourth streets. Hurlbut,. 

57. Corner Abbott and Seventh streets. Standing Conznzittees - On Ways and 

61. Corner Tlio~npson and Xbbott streets. Means-(lommissioners E'raser and Owen. 

62. Corner Fort and Elevent11 streets. On Extc:nsion ana Hepairs-Commissioners 

63. Corner Stan ton and \JToodbridge streets. Farrand and Van Husan. On Supply of 

64. Corner Lafferty and IYoodbridge streets. ~7Tuter-Coinmissioners Van Husan and 

65. Xichardson's 31 atcli Factory. 

H urlb~zt. On Claims-Con~nlissionsrs in ro- 

67. Corner Fifth and Woodbridge streets. tation. 

G8. Cor~ler Truxnbull aye. and Baker street,. O$ce~vs-Alesandt\r D. Fraser, President ; 

71. Corner l'lroodward avenue and Larned Robert E. Roberts, Secretary ; Benjamin B. 

street. 

Moore, Superintendent of Estension and 

72. Comer Jefferson aye. and 'Brush street. Repairs ; John K. Edwards, Engineer ; 

Sl. At the Gas IVorks. 

George Icunze, lieceiving Clerk ; Janles 

121. Fire Commissioners' office, corner Ran- Fenton and L. N. Case, Collectors ; Henry 

do1 yll and Larned streets. 

Tschope, lieservoir Kt:eper. 

To sound an alar~il for fire. first owen the 

circuit, wilicll is done by turning tl;e slnall 

HOUSE OF CORRECTION. 

handle off' from the button near the centre 

Russell Street, near the City Reservoir. 

of the instruruent board ; this will cause 

the hammer to sound upon the gong, sho117- Superiutendent, Z. It. Brockwuy ; Assisting 

that the instrunlent is in circuit and the ant Superintendent, H. 13. Brockway ; Chapline 

in working order. 

lain, ltev. C. C. Foote ; Pl~ysician, Dr. J. 

Then with the Bey at tlie bottom of the A. Brown; Foreman of Manufacturing, I. 

instruxnent board sound ten (lo), wllich is B. Coleman ; Board of Inspectors, L. hl. Maan 

alarm li)r fire, tlien pause, and then son, ti. V. N. Lothrop, N. 'CV. Brooks, and 

sound the number of the box. 

the May or. 

These must be given three times in the 

order stated as follows : 

COUXTY OFFICERS. 

Sound the aiarm 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I 1 (pause). OEces in County Court House, south-cast corner 

If the number c:f the box is 24, sound 1 1 of C;ri>\vold and Congress streets. 

!pause), 1 1 1 1, or if the number of the box Circuit Judge-Jared Yatcllen. 

1s 43, sound 1 1 1 1 (pause), 1 1 1. 

C'o~~/rt~C'le~~lL-Stel)l~enP. Purdy. Depu- 

The pauses sllould be but about two sec- ties-Daniel B. Brown and 31. J. hloyr~ahan. 

onds, or the time in wllicli a person would Circuit Cou 1.t Comnz iuxione~.s-Browse T. 

ordinal ily count three. 

Prentiss and Ed~~ard hlinock. 

Care sllould be taken that the operation Judge of Probate-James D. Weir. 

is distinct and at ~egular intervals. 

12eyi8te~ of Probute-Hiram B. Nowland. 

After sounding the alarm and the number 2reclu urer-Paul G ies. Depllty- James 

of the box, as above directed, wait a few Collins. 

moments, and if it has not been disrinctly Cirunty SUTZ'PYO~-A. H. ivilmarth. 

understood, a call may be made from some IieqBter cf Deeds-hlonzo Eaton. Depuother 

locality for " repeat," which is 231, ty-Jolin B. C'anlpau. 

thus ; 1 1 (pause) 1 1 1 (pause) 1. This be- Proueczrt.ing Attorl~ey-Philip J. D. Van 

ing heard in tlle instrument, the alarm and Dyke. 

number of the box must all be given again, Corone~s-John Gnau and James Callill. 

as first directed. 

Sl~erif-John Pat ton. C'icil Dep z~ties-A. 

Before locking the box, close the circuit, S. Johnson and Jesse F. Jollnson. 

by turning tlle small handle on to the but- Bor~s.cZ oj' County Audit~0rs-~4lesander 

ton near the centrb of the instrumcct Blue, 3licliacl licnncdg, Jaihes -4. Vi~gar. 

board; this must in all cases be done, and Hold sessions January, April, July and Ocin 

no event must the circuit be left open. tober.

IZUNICIPAL RECORD Ah4 LOCAL REGISTER. 33 

J~lstir~s qf the Peace. City of Detroit- 

Aloya IVuertlz, Steyllen B. McCracken, 

Petc r B. Austin, Timothy McCarthy, Garry 

Spencer: Peter Guenther. 

TIMES OF BOLDING ELECTIONS. 

General Statle and Count.y elections are 

held on the first Tuesday after the first 

Monday of November of each year, ending 

wit11 an even figure. The general city 

election is held cn tlie first Tuesday follow- 

ing tlie first Monday of Noveillber in each 

alternate year. Ward officers are elected 

annually. 

ASYLUMS. 

Gcrrnnn Orp7~nn A.q;luna-For German 

orphans of St. RIary's Congregation, St An- 

toine, near Crogllan street. Under charge 

of St. Mary's Cllurch. 

Home of the Friendless-New number 53 

High street. President, Mrs. David Pres- 

ton ; Vice President,, hfrs. 17.'. \IT. Wheeler ; 

Recording Secretary, Mrs. Wm. Oakes ; Cor- 

responding Secretary, Mrs. IValdo 31. John- 

son ; Treasurer, 31 rs. Di~vid Carter ; Direc- 

tors, Mrs. IYasllington Throop, Mrs. E. G. 

hlericlr. Mrs. Allen Shelden, Mrs. Ira 

Davis ; Reference ('ommit tee, Mrs. JJT. W. 

\Vlieeier, Mrs. IYashir,gton Throop, Mrs. 

IT. C. Hay, Mrs. John Harvey ; Snpply 

Committee, Mrs. Ira Davis, Mrs. C. F. 

Henry; Matrons, Xrs. A. D. Roberts, Mrs. 

Allen. 

Protestant Orphan Asy171m-942 Jefferson 

avenue. Meet annually on the second 

Thursday in Janurry, and montllly as 

agreed upon. First Directress, Mrs. Lewis 

Allen ; Second ~irectress, Mrs. Mary C. 

Canfield : Tliird Directress, Mrs. Jmnes 

Burns ; Secretary, Mrs. P. E. Curtis ; Treas- 

urer, Mrs. E. A. Davis. 

St. An tlron 9's Boy.9' Orphan A,~yZum- 

(Catholic)--Situated four miles o~zt on the 

Gratiot road. Under charge of t.he Sisters 

of ohe Immaculate Heart. OfEicers for 1869- 

SO : President. 33. B. Iiean ; Vice President, 

H. lJT. Deare : Secreriiry, P. J. D. Van Dyke ; 

Treasurer, \V. Bucllanan ; Board of 'l'rus- 

tees, Jtlmrs K. Elliott, ilu'eil Flattery. repre 

seilting Catlledral parisli ; Alfred Ducllarme, 

Alesander Chapaton, St. Ann's parish ; 

~l'illiam Buchanan! Jeremiah Calnon, Trin- 

ity parish ; Ilichael 13. Bean, P. J. 1). Van 

Dyke. St. Patrick's purislr ; Bernard J. Do- 

Ian, James Daly, St. Vincent de Paul's 

parish ; Henry W. Deare, Jeremiah Dwyer, 

Our Lady of Help parish ; Esecutire Corn- 

mittee-H. W. Deare, A. Ducharme, J. 

Calnon, M. B. Keiin, P. J. Tj. Van Qlce ; 

Committee on Orphans -W. Buchanan, 

Neil Flattery, Jalnes Daly ; Superintendent, 

Sister Mary Agnes, Sr. Servant I. H. 15.; 

Chaplain, Hev. P. J. Andre ; Physician, E. 

Leach ; Farm Manager, Dennis D~znn ; Honorary 

and Advisory Members-Very Rev. 

Peter Hennaert, V. O., Biallop of the Diocese, 

and Pastor Cathedral of St. Peter and 

St. Paul ; Itev. B. 6. Soffbrs, Pasr.or St. 

Ann's church ; Rev. A. F. Bleyenberg, Pastor 

Trinity church ; Rev. J. A. Heunessy, 

Pastor St. Patrick's clinrcll ; Rev. b1. Uytdewillegen, 

Pastor St. Vincent de Paul 

church ; Rev. G. Limpens, Pastor Church of 

Our Lady of Help; Rev. E. Joas, Director 

of the Sisters oi' I. H. RI., Monroe, hlicli.; 

Rev. P. J. Andre, Cllaylaiil of the Asylum. 

St. Tf'ncent's Orpl~n~z Asylzim-Handolph 

St., between Congress and Lamed. Organized 

July, 1851, under charge of the Sisters 

of Charity. 

The Retreat, A.sylum for t7~e 1n.sc~n.e- 

Two miles from t.1~ Cit.y Hall, on the Chicago 

road. Under charge of the Sisters of 

Charity. 

BANKS. 

First ,Vatzjnal Bctnk of Detroit-Southwest 

corner of Jeft'erson avenue and Griswold 

street. Capital, $500,000. President, 

Jacob S. Farrand ; Vice Yresident, L. E. 

Clark ; Cashier, Emery Wendell ; Direct.ors, 

J. S. Farrand, Jol~n O~ven, A. Slleltt~, h1. I. 

Mills, L. E. Clark, t'aleb Van Husan, Emory 

Wendell. 

Seco~z& Nationnl Ban E-southwest corner 

of Griswold and Congress streets. ('apital 

$1,000,000. President, H. P. Baldwin ; 

Vice President, C. H. Buhl ; Cashier, C. M. 

Davison ; Assistant Cashier, H. 31. Reilly ; 

Directors, H. P. Baldwin, Kathaniel nr. 

Broolis, C. H. Buhl, C'liauncey Hurlbut, Jas. 

F. Joy, Allan Shelden, John Stephens, Fred. 

Buhl. Eber B. Ward. 

T7~e American ni-ctiional Bunk- Seitz 

Block, Oriswold street. Capital $250,000. 

President. A. H. Dey ; Vice President, L. 

31. blason ; Cashier, Geo. 3. Sartwell ; Directors, 

Henry E. Benson, Eber Ward, 

Chas. Root, I\I. S. Snlitll, Friln'lilin Moore, 

John J. Bagley, L. i\1. Mason, A. H. Dey, 

Bernhard Stroll. 

,Werclran ts7 and .&Inn ?tfacturer,sr' Bank of 

Detroit-Organized May 13, 1869. Conrmenced 

business June 1, 1SG9. Office, Bank 

Block, Griswold street,. Cztl)it.al $100,000. 

President, Theo. H. Hincllman ; Vice President, 

C'llarles I

BOARD OF TRADE. 

Oflcers for t l year ~ ending Miw*ch, 1870- 

President, C. A. Sheldon. First Vice President, 

William Phelps. Second Vice President, 

Janles Aspinall. Directors, H. J. 

Buckley, T. P. Hall, John (3. Erwin, Jacob 

Beeson, John H. Wendell, D. Showerman, 

Andrew RIcPherson, Peter Voorhees. 

C'omnzittee qf Appeals - fiicllard Hawley, 

John Pratt, John Belknap, A. (3. Lindsay, 

S. M. Holmes, Jerome Croul, A. Chesebrough, 

E. W. Moore. John Babiljion. 

Co~nnzittae of Arbitration for tltc! term 

ending September, 1869-Ales. Lewis, Jno 

H. Gsrret't, H. P. Bridge, 31. W. Field, Morgan 

Johnson. 

For te~?~t ending *arch, 1870-Geo. IV. 

Bissell, A. E. Bissell, C. 31. Garrison, A, 

Smith Ragg, Walter Bourke. 

Copnplzittee of' Fi~~rcnce- Jno. H. Wendell, 

T. P. Hall, A. RIcPherson. 

Committee on Ii~spection of FZoul* and 

Grain-John ti. Erwin, P. Voorhees, T. Y. 

Hall. 

Committee on Azspection of Proz;isio?zs- 

H. J. Buckley, Jacob Beeson, D. Shon-erman. 

C'ommittee on Jfembership-A. McPherson, 

John G. Erwin, Jacob Beeson. 

Trea.r.urer-Peter Young. 

Sccretnr?/-Ray Haddock. 

fizspector of Flout. und G~ain-Joseph 

Hatch. 

Inspector of Provi.rions-Benj amin Clark. 

Jauitor-Xichard Cullen. 

CEMETERIES. 

EZmzuood Cemetery-On Elmmond are., 

between Croghan street and Clinton ave. 

Board of T rustees-A. D. Fraser, President; 

John Owen, Treasurer ; D. B. Duffield, Sec- 

retary ; A. D. Fraser, D. Betllune Duffield, 

C. C. Trowbridge, John Owen, Caleb Van 

Husan. Executive Conlnlittee-C. C. Trow- 

bridge, C. Van Husan, D. 73. Duffield. Sn- 

perintendent -W-. H. Hamilton. Agent- 

Robert R. Bell, at the Savings Fund Insti- 

tute. 

,Mount Ellzott Cemetery-On Mount Eili- 

ott ' avenue. Prthsident- Charles Yeltier. 

Vice Pre-ident-P. b1cTerney. Treasurer 

--Frederick Gies. Clerk-A. H. Schinitt- 

diel. Finance Comrni ttee--John Hetiron, 

John Scllulte, F. U. Rlaillous. Committee 

on Grounds-P. Blake, llicl~ard R. Elliott, 

John Scllulte, Trustees-Charles Yeltier, 

Hichard 12. Elliott, P. McTerney, Frederick 

Gies, A. H. Schmittdiel, \Yilliam Bucllannn, 

J. Mulry, A. Lingeman, J . Schulte, J. Het- 

fron, Y. Blake. Superintendent and Seston 

-Y. Burns, at the Cemetery. 

Woodlncre Cenzete~?,~-Located 4% miles 

from City Hall, at j unct.ion of Fort street 

and Dearborn road. President--John J. 

Bagley. Vice President-E. W. Hudson. 

Secretary-C. I. Walker. Treasurer, M. Y. 

Smith. Trustees--John J. Bagley, E. LV. 

Hudson, C. I. IYalker, D. M. Etichardson, 

M. \Tr. Field, Bela Hubbard, George Kirby, 

E. A. Elliott, M. S. Smith, (3. LY. Lloyd, 

Daniel Scotten, TVn1. PlleIps, Amos C. Hub- 

bard. Esecative Committee-M. W. Field, 

Bela Hubbard. 

City Cemetery-On Russell street, be- 

tween Cemetery and Moore streets. Agent 

-V. Geist, 91 Michigan avenue. 

,Te?oish Cefnetery-M t. Elliott avenue, near 

Gratiot street. 

CHURCHES. 

BAPTIST. 

First Baptist-Corner of Fort and Griswold 

streets. Erected, old, 1833; new, 

ISGO. Organized October SO, 1887. Nurnber 

of nleilll~ers, 200. Pastor, Kev. G. 8. 

Chase, residence, 387 Cass avenue. Clerk, 

J. L. Vaughn, corner Clifford and Duffield 

streets. Services morning and evening. 

Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Sa b- 

bath school at 2 o'clock P. R1. 

First B'rench BaptGt-Sherman street, 

between Russell and Kivard. Society organized 

September 20,1857. Church erected 

May, l8G 1. Nurrrber of mcmbers, 120. 

Services at 10+ o'clock A. &I., and 7$ P. M. 

Pastor, Bomuald B. DesRoches, residence 

adjoining tlle Church. Clerk, Alexander 

Lalry, residence 9 Maple street. 

German Bnptist-Hold services in French 

Baptist Church, Sherman, bet ween Rivard 

and Russell streets. C. Jung, Pastor, residence, 

387 Mullett street. 

Lafayette ace ue Baptist-On Lafayette 

avenue, between Caas and First streets. 

Organized June 29,1860. Nu~n ber of inembers, 

212. Services morning and evening. 

Prayer meeting \TTednesday evening. Sabbath 

scllool 2 o'clock P. M. Pastor, Rev. 

Alfred Owen. Clerk, 0. S. Gulley. 

Second Baptist - (Colored) - Croghan 

street, between Brush and Beaubien. Society 

organized 1849. Church erected January 

26, 1857. Number of members, 180. 

Service at 10+ A. $1. and 74 P. M. Yastor, 

Hev. S. Chase, residence '73 Larned street 

west. Clerk, N. H. Page. 

CATHOLIC. 

Cathedral of St. Peter and St. PauE, 

Cutl~olic-Corner of Jefferson avenue and 

St. Antoine street. Services at 69, 8+ and 

10+ A. 31. Sunday School at 2 P. M. Ves- 

pers at 3 P. h.1. Pastor, Very Rev. Peter 

IIennaert, V. G. Assistant Clergymen, 

Revs. James Gillese and James Donovan. 

Most Hoiy Trinity, Cvatholic-Corner of 

Porter and Sixth streets. Organized 1849.


- 

Church erected lS55. Service every morning 

at 8 o'clock. On Sundays and holydays 

at 8 and 103 A. M. Veapers at 3 P. &I. 

Pastor, Rev. A. F. Bleyenbnrgh. Assistant 

Priest. Rev. William De Bever, resideuce 

adjoining Church. 

Our Lady 07 Be@, Catholic-Elmwood 

avenue. Rev. G. Limpens. Pastor. Services 

at 8 and 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. 

St. Anney$, C(ltholie-(French) -- North 

side of Laraed, between Bates and Randolph 

streets. Pastor, Rev. Bernard U. 

SoRers. Assistant Pastor, Rev. T. Anciaus. 

Sexton, Peter Coureur. Residence of Pastor 

and sexton, Larned street, northeast 

comer of Bates. 

a. ~nne's' Cl~npel, Cntl~olic-(Colored)- 

Corner Congress and Bates streets. Pastor, 

the liev. B. Soffers. Services every Sunday 

at 8 and 10* A. M. and 3 P. 31. 

St. Joseph, Cat7roli~--(Gern1an)-Corner 

of Oratiot and Orleans streets. Erected 

March, 1Se5G. Pastor, Rev. J. Friedland. 

Schliter, residellce in rear 

of Church. 

St. ~fil?/'~, Catholk-(German)-Corner 

St. Antoinr and ('roghat1 streets. Erected 

1811- Pastor, Rev- John DeD~ker. Asdstants7Rev- 

Father Urban,C.S-lZ.R,Kev. 

W. Wingerton, C- S. R- R-Y Her- Adam 

Kreiss and four lay brothers. Services in 

cliurcll on Sundays and festival days 

throughout the year at 53, 'i*, 9 and 10 8. 

31. and 3 P. 31. Organist and Director of 

the Choir. A. Wuerth. 

St. Pat~ic:~'~ C~UP~, CLT~ILOZ~C-Adelaide, 

Discipks of Christ-Corner Fourth and 

Plum streets. Services at 103 A. M.. and 

'74 P. M. Sunday scl~ool at 2+ P. M, Tl~nrsday 

evening meeting at 7+. Elders, A. Linn, 

P. C. Gray, 51. Rifarr. 

Jcfer,von Azenue Cl~risticcn C71u7 ch - 

Southwest corner of Beaubien street and 

Jefferson avenue. Organized lS40. Number 

of members, 100. Pastor, 0. P. Miller, 

residence Tretilont House. Services at the 

usual hours. Sunday school at 2 P. M. 

Prayer meeting at 7?. 0'~lo.lock Wednesday 

evening. 

COISGREGATIONAL. 

First Con,qre,qntionnl- Sou tliwest corner 

of llTayne and Fort streets. Organized De- 

cember 25, 1844. Churcl~ erected lSS4. 

of members, 2i0. at 

A. 31. and '79 P M. Pastor, Rev. Addison 

Ballard, residence 159 First street. Trus- 

tees, Charles I. Walker, iVm. A. Butler, 

pllilo parsons, N. S. Folsom. 

Second co n,qye gntioncct-Cor. Wood\vard 

avenue and Sibley street. Society organ- 

ized April 3,1866. Number of members, 

180. Srrrice at 10) .4. M. and 7'4 P. M. 

Sabbath scl,ool at 2 P. M. Pastor, Rev. S. 

M. Freeland, reaidace. &]den street. Sex- 

ton, E. C. Kt?tcllum, 14 Sibley stieet. 

Trustees, Augt. Currier, Wm. Bn~nson, J. 

~ ~ i ~ 0. bT. i sabine, ~ , G. S. wonner, H. 

Esselstyn, G, B. 

EPISCOPAL. 

Clkrist, &i.vcqul-South side of Jefferson 

avenue, betmeen Hastings and Rivard sts. 

corner Jbhn a street. Church co~nmenced Society organized >lay 29, 1845- Cllnpel 

June 24. 1860. Organized nilarch 17, 1862. erected 1861. ~ l ~ ~ ~ 1~~;3. . ~ xum- l ~ 

Services at 8 and 1Of O'C~OC~ A. M., and Y her of members, 336. Services at 109 1. 

P- Pastor, lier- Jalnes A- He1]ness~, 31. alld 7 ) P. 31. Colored sufiday scllool at 

residence corner Adelaide and 

9 A. 31.. 100 scholars. Paris11 scliool at 2f 

streets. 

3. &I., 374 scholars. Cllri st church rectory, 

St. Vincent De Paul, CathoZ;c- Four- 2.34 TITood bridge street east. Senior 

teentll street, neur hiichigan avenue. Mass Warden, C. C. 'l'rowbridge ; Junior Warden, 

at S and lo+ A. RI. Vespers at 3 Y. M. LV. N. Carpenter; Vestrymen. C. C. Trow- 

Pastor: the Rev. 31. Uy tdewillegeu. brige, A. H. Adatne, H. P. Bridge, James E. 

CBRISTIAX. 

Pittlnan, S. D. Rliller, 13. F. Lyater, E. 

Christian C,%urcli, or Cony regntion of 

Trowbridge, (ieorge Hendrie ; W. N. Car- 

ChyiiQthn niscQle8-St. Ball, 

penter ; Treasurer, 8. H- adan's ; "cretary 

torner 

Woodward avenue and State street, un- 

James E. Pittman ; Sexton, G(3.o. W. Mooreti1 

they can be more pern~anently located, Grace Clzurc7~, Episcopal-St. Andrew's 

which, they trust, will be soon. The nuin- IIall, cs;.. Woodward ave. and State street, 

ber of members can not at present be temporarily. Church now being erected 

accurately stated, but probably not over corner Fort and Second streets. The 

100 reliable names, with two elders, two Iiev. M. C. Ligl~tner, R(:ctor. Senior 

deacons, and a fair sunday school. Elders, tT7arden, E. \V. Hudson ; Jullior Warden, 

Mathew S. Clapp, Pastor, residence corner Marcns Stevens ; Vestrymen, J. W. Water- 

Edmund and John I-1 streets ; Colin Camp- man, S. Medhury, Dr. Wnl. Brodie, H. C. 

bell, residence corner Woodward avenue Barker, A. W. Copland, Geo. Kirby, H. G. 

and George street ; Deacons, George White, Jones, A. H. Walcott ; Secretary, H. G. 

W. W-. Stewart; Tr~zstees, George White, Jones ; Marcus Stevens. Services ~norning 

ITT. W. Stt;wart, J. 31. L. Campbell ; Sex- and evening at the usual hours. Sunday 

ton, Richard Thompson. 

school at 9 A. M.

-- 

Jfari~zers', Epzscopal-Woodward avenue, 

corner Woodbridge street. Services at 10% 

A. &I., and 35 P. M. The Rev. 9. &I. Lewis, 

Rect.or. Seats free. 

St. John's, Episcopal-Corner Woodward 

avenue and High street. Chapel erected 

1839. Cllurcll erected 1860. Society or- 

ganized December 9, 1858. Number of com- 

municants, 600. Services at 10;- 9. 11. and 

7; P. 31. Sunday School, at the church 

at 2$ P. &I.. at mission at 9 A. 31. Rector, 

Rev. Geo. 11-orthington, residence, adjoin- 

ing the church. Senior Warden, H. P. 

Baldwin ; Junior Warden, B. G. Stimson ; 

Vestrymen. John Roberts. A. Richmond, 

Thonlas Mc(iriiw, Jolln Hutchings, Wm. 

A. 3lcKenna, Tlleo. 0. Leonard, J. F. Con- 

over ; Secretary, J. F. Conover ; Treasurer, 

H. P. Baldwin. 

St. Paul's, Episcopal -Corner Congress 

and Shelby strebts. Organized Nov. 22, 

1821. Present church rebizilt 1831. Ser- 

vices at 103 9. 31. and '7+ P. J1. Pastor, 

Rev. T. C. Pitkin, D. D. ; Senior Warden, 

P. E. Delnill ; Junior Warden, 13. Vcrnor ; 

Vestrymrn, J. V. Campbell, L. $1. Mason, 

R. H. Hall, A. A. Habineau, IV. Parker, 

A. S. Sweet, H. IValker, T. Kadcliff: Col- 

lector, hlonzo Coombs ; Seston, Joseph 

Paddock. 

St. Peter's, Epivcopal-Corner of Church 

street and Ninth avenue. Services morning 

and afternoon. Sunclay scirool at 2 o'clock. 

Tlle Rev. G. E. Peters, Rector. Senior 

Warden, Thomas Maybury ; J unior1l7arden, 

Joseph Desotell; Vestrymen, Henry Hackett, 

Joseplr Harvey, W. Walthew, E. Pittman, 

T. 0. Leonard, Henry Doty ; Secretary and 

Treasurer, F. Wallington. 

St. Step7~e?z's, Episconal-Xortlr side Catharine, 

between Dequindre street and St. 

Aubin avenue. Organized April 3, 1869. 

Opened for Divine service, May 2, 1869. 

Seats free. The ltev. Milton Ward, Rector, 

residence, 328 Catharine street. Services at 

108 A. M. and 7;t Y. A1. Sunday scllool at 

3 P. 31. Frederick J. Thomas, Suyerintendent, 

residence, 347 Clinton street. 

LUTHERAN. 

Bethel, German Ez;n,~gelical-Corner of 

Hastings and Mou tcalni streets. Society 

organized 1857. Church erected 1858. Number 

of ~nernbers, 40. Services at lo$ A. A1. 

and '7 P. 11. Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 P. JI. 

Pastor, Rev. $1. Speck, residence, 366 Hasting~ 

street. Sexton, C2lristol>lrer Haar. 

First German Beformed - Russell, between 

Catharine and Sllerrnan streets. Society 

organized August 15, 1812. Cllurcll 

erected 1857. Number of members, 120. 

Services at 10; A. AI. Pwstor, Itev. P. Greding, 

residence nest to church. 

German Bnngelical Lut7~eran Salem 

ChurcJ~Catharine street, near Gratiot. Organized 

March 9, lS(i2. Pastor, Rev. John 

Jacob Schmidt, residence, new 18 Cat harine 

street. Service at 10 A. M. Sunday 

Scllool at 2 P. hi. 

Immccnuel Gcrman Lutheran C7~urch- 

Trumbull avsnue near 31iclligan avenue. 

Society organized August, 1863. Number 

of nlembers, 60. Services at 10 A. M. and 

2 P. 31. 

St. Jo17L~z's, German Eonngelical--Corner 

of blonroe avenue and Furrar street. Society 

organized 1833. C'liurcll erected 1831. 

Sumber of members, 1,103. Pastor, ltev. 

Chas. I-Iaas, resi.!ence, 2313 Brush street. 

Scbston, Henry Hvnkel, residence 2'38 31acorn 

b. 

St. ,M,tthezo's, German Euan.qelical-Near 

the corner of Congress and ltivard streets. 

Church erected 1845. Services at 9f A. h1. 

and 24 P. &I. Wednesdays 75- P. A$. Pastor, 

Rev. Charles Schadow, residence in rear 

of tlre Church. 

ZTrinit,y, Gernzn?a finngelical-Corner of 

Gratiot and Prospect streets. Organized 

1851. Old church erected 1852. New 

cllurclr erected 1867. Xunlber of nlembers, 

500. Services at 10 A. Af. and '7;- P. 31. 

Pastor, Rev. John 9. Heugli, residence, 37'7 

Gratiot street. Seston, Freilericlc Beuernlann. 

residence, Marion, between Prospect 

and Hastings streets. 

31 ETIIODIST EPISCOPAL. 

Cc12t1-al AW~~t?..ocli.ut Epiuroprcl- Corner of 

Woodward and Aclains avenues. Society 

organized 3larch 21, 1823. Present churcll 

erected lSCi'7. Xuinber of nlembera, 740. 

Services at 103 A. >I. and 7+ P. 31. Sabbath 

sell001 at 13 P. M. Ite~llur meetings 

Tllurad8y an4 Friday evenings. Pastor, 

Rev. L. Ht. Fisk, residence, old number 14, 

Columbia, street, east. 

First German 131. E.-Corner of Beaubien 

and Crogllan streets. Society organized 

1847. Clrurc.11 erected 1830. Services at 

10.: A. 31. and 7 P. 31. Pastor, Rev. Geo. 

Sclrwinn, residence 37 Croghan street. Seston, 

David Gessman, residence, basement of 

the churcll. 

Jefc'rsor~ Awaue Chapel, 1W. E.-So~~tlrwest 

corner Jefft:rson and St. A~zbin avenues. 

Organized January, 1867. Sutn1)er of members, 

100. Services at 104 A. &I. and '78 P. 

A$. Rev. A. F. Bourns, Pastor, residence, 

312 Mullett street. 

Lafa-yette Street 1W. 23.-Corner of Lafayette 

ave. and Fourtli street. Society organized 

1830. Cllurcll occupied 1830. Number of 

menlbers, 150. Services at 10+ A. 31. and 7+ 

I? 1. Sabbath school at 2 P. b1. Pixstor, 

E


Sewnd German M. E.-Lasalle avenue, 

near Michigan avenue. Church erected, 

1858. Kumber of members. 40. Services 

every second Sunday, at 104 A. M. and 7) 

P. M. 

Seaenth Street M. 8.-Corner of Walnut 

and Seventh streets. Services at 104 A. M. 

and 7+ P. M. The Rev. W. J. Campbell, 

Pastor. 

African M. E.-Lafayette street, Between 

Bsaubien and Brush. Society organized 

1840. Church erected June, 1845. Number 

of members, 200. Services at lo+ A. M. 

and 73 P. M. Pastor, Rev. W. S. Lankford. 

Sexton, H. D. Vena. 

PRESBYTERIAN. 

First Presbyterian-Corner of Gratiot 

and Farmer streets. Society organized 

1824. Church erected in 1334. Number 

of members, 320. Pastor, Rev. FIT. A. 

McCorkle, residence 52 Adalas avenue 

west Services at 10& o'clock A. M. and 34 

P. M. Members of Session, Edward Bing- 

ham, Jacob S. Farrand, Alanson Sheley, 

Gleorqe S. Frost, David Cooper and Chas. 

Noble. Deacons, John C. Brovn, J. W. 

Farrell. 

Fort Street Ptesbyterian. -Corner of 

Fort and Third streets. Society organ- 

ized February 21, 1849. Present church 

occupied November 18th. 1835. Number of 

members, 225. Service at 104 o'clock A. M. 

aed 73 P. M. Pastor, Rev. A. T. Pierson, 

residence, 179 Lafayette avenue. Sexton, 

John Waterfall, residence, 318 Sixth street. 

Elders, Edward C. Walker, Frederick Buhl 

and Samuel P. Wilcox. Trustees, Geo. E. 

Hand, J. H. Jones, Geo. McXillan, Allan 

Shelden, and Bob't Hosie. Deacon, J. G. 

Ray. Lecture and Prayer Meting on Fri- 

day evening at 74 o'clock. Sabbath school, 

2 o'clock, P. M. 

Jenrson Atwnue Presbyteqian-Jefferson 

avenue, between Hivard and Hussell streets. 

Society organized January 25 th, 1854. 

Church erected 18S5. Number of members, 

250. Hours of service, 104 o'clock A. M., 

and 7% P. M. during summer, and ?+o'clock 

in winter. Pastor, Rev. Win. Hogarth, D. 

D.; residence, 389 Jefferson avenue. Treas- 

urer, L. C. C'atlin; Trustees, L. E. Clark, 

E. D. Fitch, James R. Muir, James McMil- 

lan and Frederick Wal ke! . 

Scotch Presbgterian-Corner Bates and 

Farmer streets. Society organized and 

church erected 1848. Number of members, 

300. Services at 104 o'clock A. M. and 73 

Y. M. Sexton, David Kendall, residence 13 

Macomb street. Sabbath school from 1.8 to 

3 o'clock P. N. Library 600 volumes. 

David Kendall, Librarian. 

United Presbgterian-Corner of Wayne 

street and Lafayette avenue. Organized 

6 

1853. Services at 10:30 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. 

Sunday school at 2 P. M. Number of mem- 

bers 280. Pastor, Rev. J. P. Scott, residence, 

112 Wayne street. Trustees- John MG 

Bride, Wm. J. R.ay, Thomas Lawrence, 

Samuel Moore, Robert McKenzie. 

Westminster Presbyterian, 0. 8.-East 

side of Washington avenue, between State 

and Grand River streets. Erected 1860. 

Society organized October 6 th, 1857. Ser- 

vices at 10) A. M. and 7+ P. M. in winter, 

and 10+ A. M. and 7% P. M. in summer. 

Pastor, Rev. W. E. McLaren, residence, 35 

Rowland street. Elders, Hovey K. Clarke, 

W. F. Rnynolds, D. McCormick, Allen 

Chanep, Geo. Dunlap, \Fr. P. Kellogg; 

Trustees, John U. Erwin, B. B. Noyes, D. 

McCormick, W. F. Raynolds, Peter Voor- 

hees, J. S. Conant.; Treasurer, H. K. Clarke; 

Sexton, G. 0. Walker, residence, No. 584 

Croghan street. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Beth El Temple-Corner of Washington 

avenue and CliB~rd street. Organized September, 

1852. New Temple erected 1867. 

Divine service on Friday evening at 64 

o'clock and Saturday at 9 o'clock A. M. 

Number of members, 120. Rabbi, Rev. Dr. 

Eppstein. President, Simon Heavenrich ; 

Vice President, M. Cohen ; Secretary, M. C. 

Fechheimer ; Cashier, S. Freedman ; Trustees, 

M. C. Fechheimer, D. J, Workum, L, 

Lambert, S. Freedman. 

Christadelpi~kn Societ!/-The Christadelphians 

meet every Sunday atternoon, at 3 

o'clock, in the Claswiwl School Room, corner 

of Lafayette and Randolph streets. 

Delroit Society of $pi?.it~lcctists-Organized 

January 24, 1869. Sunday meet.ings 

at Kanter's Hall, morning and evening. 

Children's Progressive Lyceum, at 2 P. M. 

President, S. B. McCracken. 

First Congregatw na2 Unitarian-Corner 

Shelby street and Lafayette ave. Number of 

members, 300. Services at 1O.t o'clock A. 

M. and 73 P. M. Pastor, Rev. W. R. G. 

Mellen. 

First Methodist-In Good Templar's Hall, 

Grand River street, near the corner of Seventh. 

Services at 10+ A. M. and 73 P. M. 

Sabbath school 2+ P. M. Rev. W. H. Bakewell, 

Pastor. 

New Jerusalem, (Swedenborgian)-Macomb 

avenue, near Grand Circus. Services morning 

and evening. Sunday school immediately 

after morning service. Church dedicated 

August 2Gth, 1860. Number of members, 

GO. Rev. E. C. Mitchell, Pastor. 

Ninth Avenu.e M&wion-Corner of Ninth 

avenue and Howard street. Sunday School 

at 230 P. M. D. H. Richardson, Superintendent.

Pine St~eet Mtjhodist, (Methodist Protest- Tuesday in every month. Court room, P. 

ant)--Pine street, be1 ween Sixth and Sev- 0. building. 

enth. Services at 10.4 A. Bl. and 7+ P. M. Supreme Court, Stnte of Miclrigan-Chie f 

The Rev. W. M. Goodner, Pastor. 

Justice, Benjamin F. Cira~ee ; Associate 

&yr2 agogue of Shaarey Zedeck-Corner of Justices, Thomas M. Cooley, Isaac P. Chris- 

Congress and St. Antoine Ftreets. Society tiancy and James V. Campbell ; Attorney 

organized September 27,1861. Number of General, Dwight hlay ; Reporter, VITm. Jenmembsrp, 

70. Service Friday evening from nison. 

6 to 7 o'clock. Saturday morning from 8 to Terms, first Tuesday after first Monday 

11. President, M. Mendelssohn ; Vice Presi- in January and July at Lansing, and same 

dent, M. Herzberg. 

days in April and October at Detroit. 

Union Mission ScJ~ooZ-Near the House of Court rooms. Detroit, old Odd Fellows' Hall. 

Correction, on H.ussel1 street. Mr. Z. R. Wayne County Circuit Court- Circuit 

Brocakway, Superintendent. Services at Judge, Jared Patchen ; Clerk, Stephen P. 

2:30 P. AX. 

Purdy ; Deputy Clerk, Daniel B. Brown. 

Union illi~siun School No. 2-Third st,reet. Terms, first Monday in each month. 

near Alexandrine avenue, Services at 230 Recorde98's Court-Recorder, Geo. S. Swift; 

P. M. 

Clerk, John T. bleldrum. 

Terns, first and third Mondays in each 

CONVENTS. 

month. Court House, City Hall. 

Cangent of the Skters of Ciram't?y-Ran- Probate Court- Judge, James D. Weir ; 

dolph, between Congress and Larned streets. Register, Hiram R. Kowland. 

Sister Superior, Mary Edmonds. 

Terms, first Monday in each month, also 

every Tuesday. Court room, Congress 

Con~ent of the Smred Eemrt-310 Jeffirstr~et, 

corner of Griswold. 

son aven ue. Organized 1800. Lady Superior, 

Madame M. Brennan. 

Police Cmrrt-Police Justice, Julius Stoll ; 

Assistant Police Jnstict?, Stephen B. blo 

Conzent of Notre Dame-(German)-155 

Cracken ; Clerk, Edward E. Kane. Court 

St. Antoine. Organized 1840. Establislled 

room, Clinton strret, rear of Jail, and also at 

in Detroit in 1848. Sister Superior, Mary 

Sam uella. 

Central Police Station. 

United States Commissioners - Addison 

Mandell, Geerge G. Bull, Wm. D. Wrilkins, 

George Jerome, Sidney D. Miller, William 

Jennison, Thomas S. Blackmar. 

Masters in C?~nncer?j-George E. Hand, 

George G. Bull, Addison Mandell, Garwood 

T. aheldon, James V. Campbell, Levi 

Bishop, Wrm. Jennison, J. 1%'. A. S. Cullen, 

D. J. Davison, T. S. Blackmar, George A. 

Wilcos. 

U. 8. Marslial-Joseph R. Bennet. 

Assistant Mar87tal-H. G. Blanchaxd. 

Beputy Marslinls- James Henry, Theodore 

W. Ray, Frederick Freiburger, D. D. 

Marshall, George Davie, Ezra Wright, H. 

Bartlett, Detroit ; H. D. Spalding, Monroe ; 

M illialn Bronson, St. Johns ; Horace Becker 

and H. H. Alvord. Bay City ; M. H. Dickey, 

East Stlginaw ; \Yilliam Buck, llarshall ; 

Charles C. Lamb, Mt. Clemens ; Stephen 

Henry, Lapeer; Uage Inslee, Port Huron; 

Lenman Beebe, Romeo ; John C. Barbour, 

Battle Creek. 

COURTS. 

U. S. Circuit Court, Enstern Distlist of 

Mic7iigan.-The United States are divided 

into nine judicial Circuits, in each of whicll 

a Circuit Court is held fbr each distrjct 

within the Circuit by a Justice of the 

Supreme Court, assigned to the Circuit, and 

by the District Judge of the District in 

which the Court sits. The St.ate of Michi- 

gan, by theact of February 24th, 1863, was 

divided into two Judicial Districts. The new 

Western 1)istrict has its centre at Grand 

Rapids, and the Eastern at Detroit. Both 

districts are attached to the Sixth Judicial 

Circuit, which comprises the States of Ohio, 

Michigan, Tennessee and Kentucky. 

Circuit Judge, Hon. N. A. Swayne ; Dis- 

trict Judge, Hon. Hoss Wilkins ; Clerk, 

Wm. D. Wilkins; U. S. Marshal, Joseph 

R. Bennett: U. S. District Attorney, A. B. 

Maynard ; Assistai~t U. S. Attorneys, J. IV. 

Finney and 1). J. Davison. 

Terms of Court, first Tuesdays in March, 

June and November. Court room P. 0. 

building. 

17. 8. District Court, Eastern District- 

District Judge, Hon. Hoss Wilkins ; U. S. 

Attorney, A. B. Maynard ; U. S. Marshal, 

Joseph K. Bennett ; Clerk, John Winder. 

Xugular Terms, first Tuesdays ir, March, 

June and November. Special Terms, fist 

COSTOhl HOUSE. 

Postoffice Building, Griswold St., Corner Larned. 

Collector of C'zrstoms-George Jerome. 

Deputy Collector-Digbp V. Bell, Jr. 

Coslkier-Mraslli ngt on Tbroop. 

Bond JVare7louse-F. G. Baker. 

licports and Accoun ts-V. B. Bell. 

E'rwoUing Clerk--W m. R. Dodsley.


Entry Clerk-A- bert 3f. Edwards. 

Dep. Collector, foot of Woodward A~enue-- 

Ransom Curtis. 

Messenger-Hamilton Rankin. 

Irkspectors-A. W. S~uith, Virgil W. Mc- 

Graw, J. D. Allison. Frank Porter, George 

La Poiute, Jolin iVitherjpnnn, A. W. Leg- 

gett, H. G. Blanchard, J. W. Funke. John 

Esser, W. Smith. John Higqs, Otto Wilcos, 

Chas. E. Bloss, M. Lamb, W. W. Howland, 

& M, Sewell, Geo. Jackson, Mrs. Sarah 

Horn. 

DEBATING SOCIETIES. 

Franklin Literary Society-Meets every 

Monlay evening, at old Adelphi Hall, south- 

east corner of Handolph and Lafayette 

streecs. President, F. S. Campbell ; Vice 

President, W. B. Rice ; Secretary, George 

Hunt ; Treasurer, J. Johnson. 

Celtic Literczrg Society-Organized May 

17, 1863. Meets every Monday evening, at 

Celtic Hall, Michigan avenue, between 

Shelby and Wayne streets. Presid. nt, H. 

J. Brown ; Vice President, '1'. J, Heiliy ; Sec- 

retary, James Kiilin ; Treasurer, Dennis 

McCarthy ; Librarian, J. \V. Fisher ; Critics 

-H. J. Brown, James Hanley, A. 31. Smith, 

J. I. D. Bristol. 

Literary Adelphi of Detroit-Organized 

September, 1867. Meetings every Thurs- 

day evening at their Hall, Alaconib avenue, 

near Cass street. The society numbers 

about 30 active, and 25 " privileged " mem- 

bers. President, T. D. Hawley ; Vice Presi- 

dent, J. W. McUrath; Secretary, JohnT. 

Hall ; Treasurer, Charles Zeigler ; Critics, 

J. I. D. Bristol, James Jacklin. 

EDUCATIONAL. 

0Bers and ,Members of the Board of Edu- 

cation for 1869-President, Robert W. King; 

Superintendent and Secretary, Duane Doty ; 

Treasurer, Albert Ives ; Xesseuger, John B. 

Cousins. 

Members of the Board-First VTard- 

James A. Brown, James M. Welch. Second 

Ward-I). 0. Farrand, Charles 8. Backus. 

Third Ward-Wxn. Y. Bumney, George M. 

Rich. Fourth Ward-James A. Veun, J. 

W. Eomeyn. Fifth Ward-El. W. King, I). 

W. Brooks. Sistli Ward-Mark Flanigun, 

Oliver Bourke. Seventh Ward-Sidney I). 

Miller, Wm. L). Wilkins. Eighth Ward- 

< Charles Schumm, John Finnigan. Ninth 

Ward-3 ames Ualg, James W. Bartlett. 

Tenth Ward-F. J. Watson, James A. 

J Bailey. 

3 Standing Committees-On Teachers-In - 

spectors Wilkins, Bourke, Brown and Fin- 

i nigan. 

1 On Sc7hools-Inspectors Farraud, Romeyn, 

3 Bartlett, Uch and Welch. 

I 

3 

I 

1 OR LGrav-Inspectors Baclius, Miller 

and Brown. 

On Clnims and Accounts - Inspectors 

Mrelch, Rulnney and Watson. 

On CVays a.nd Merans-Inspectors Romeyn, 

Rumney and Schurnm. 

On, School Hor~qes, Weste1.n District-In- 

spectors Daiy, Sclluulm and Finnegan. 

On School Ho.rue8, Bustern D6t &t--In- 

spectors Venn, Rich and Watson. 

On Red Estate and Building-Inspectors 

Flanigan, Bourke, Brooks, Bailey and Bart- 

lett. 

-- -- -- 

SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. 

Bi.gh School- Ur. H. Chaney, Mr. J. Jacklin, 

M.ss S. Hunt, Miss E. Rlorton. 

C'ms Union Scl~ool-31r. J. F. Nicl~ols, 

Miss E. Capron. Miss E, Belrnan, Mrs. S. 

Perkins. Miss C. Penfield, Miss V. Post, &I rs. 

L. M~K;tl~itn, Miss H. IVatkins, Miss H. 

Clark, Miss. M. Hall, Miss. L. Mnnger, Miss 

C. Sanders, Miss L. Gilruore, Miss L. Perkins. 

Bishop Union School--Mr. H. Tarbell, 

Miss C. Young. Miss K. Dee, Miss M. Russell, 

Miss E. Tracy, Miss M. Dahmer, Miss 

&I. Gordon, Miss A. Ames, Miss V. Smith, 

Miss S. Bartemly, Miss H. Marsh, Miss M. 

Miller, Miss H. Caverley, Miss hf. Sabine, 

Miss M. Wickware, Miss Itohnert. 

New Nirith Ward Sci~oo!-Mr. J. Jones, 

Miss L. Burouglis, Miss C. Pomeroy, Miss 

S. Sinitl~, Miss M. Ruddimann, Miss C. Richardson, 

Miss S. Warren, Miss J. Morse. Miss 

C. Webster, Miss H. Finney, Miss M. hlc- 

Dermott, i\Iiss N. Patten, Mies C. Newhall, 

Miss A. Clarke. 

Barstow Union S.~hod-Mr. H. Potter, 

Miss C. Crossman, Miss S. Carrier, Miss L. 

Bull, Mr. F. Hart, bliss E. Taylor, Miss L. 

Smith, Miss I. Curtiss, Miss H. Holbrook, 

bliss E. Gilliss, Miss M. Capron. 

LToughton Union ISci~ool-Mr. L. E. Hall, 

Mies M. F. Buchanan, Miss M. Bassett., Miss 

M. A%ybury, Miss S. Howe, Miss M. Turner, 

bliss A. H. Elliott, bliss E. Foote, Miss A. 

3Sichae1, Miss M. Munson, Miss I. Van 

Dorp. 

Dufild School-Miss F. Truas, Miss T. 

Wilct ,s, Miss A. Ke~ley, Niss S. Hen~psted, 

Miss M. Barber, Miss L. Bromley, Miss J. 

Colville, Miss E. Mason. 

FranX lin Scoool-Miss M. Hodge, Miss M. 

Sullivan, Miss 1. Mackay, Miss N. Farwell, 

Miss 31. Tate, Miss M. Moore, Miss J. Carmichael, 

Miss M. Carmichael. 

Miami Azenue School-Miss E. McClellan, 

Mrs. H. Sheldon, Miss I. Ross, Miss S. 

Perry. 

Willis Aaenue School-as F. Wingert,

Miss L. Stephens, Miss R. Lumsden, Miss L. 

Allen. 

Old Tenth Ward SchooZ-Miss M. Red- 

mond, Miss L. Little, Miss A. Laurence. 

Trmdge &hood-M iss G. Snow, Miss I. 

Snow. 

Capitol SchooZ-Miss C. Blodgett, Miss A. 

Goldsmith, Miss L. Hawley. 

Abbott Street Mood-Miss S. NcGoldrick, 

Miss M. Kielp. 

Lye22 Aaenue Sk7tool-Miss M. Moore, Miss 

C. Paton. 

Guild Xall SchooZ-Miss H. Clements, 

Miss N. Fancher. ' 

Third Ward &hoot-Miss I. Thirkell, 

Miss A. Joyce, 

Pourth Ward SchooZ-Miss S. Hartmeyer, 

Miss A. Ives. 

Colored School, No. I-Mr. J. Whitbeck, 

Mr. P. Whitbeck. 

Thompson Street Schood-Miss B. Riel1 y. 

Colored School. No. 2.-Miss F. Richards. 

Colored School. No. 3-Miss Sarah Webb. 

FERRY BOATS. 

Detroit to Windsor, from dock foot Wood- 

ward azlenue- Argo, Capt. J. Forbes ; E~sex, 

Capt. George Jenkins ; Detroit, Capt, Thos. 

Chilvers. 

Detroit & Nilwaukee R. R. Ferry, rom D. 

& M. R. R. Depot-Union, Capt. s' ohn Do 

Sullivan ; Great Western, Capt. Edward 

Stone. 

Mi' higan Central R. R. Femj,.from M. C. 

R. R. Depot-Union, Capt. John D. Sullivan; 

Great Western, Capt. Edward Stone. 

Night Ferries-Gem, Cayt. J. R. Innes ; 

Favorite, Capt. John Cary. 

INCORPORATED COMPANIES. 

Board of T~ade Building Company- 

Office, No. 1 Board of Trade Building. Incorporated 

March 12th, 1864. Capital 

$41,000. shares, $25 eacli. The following 

are the officers and directors for 1869 : President, 

Geo. I?. Bagley ; Secretary, James 

Aspinall ; Treasurer, C. H. Wilkins ; Directors, 

Ueo. F. Bagley, Theo. H. Hinchman, 

Chauncey Hurlbut, Charles Ducharme, 

James Aspinall, C. H. Wilkins, H. J. Buckley, 

Geo. McMillan, Jas. E. Pittman. 

Burt Manufacturing Company-Manufacturers 

of car wheels and iron mineral 

paint. Hamtramck, near Peninsula Iron 

Company's works. Incorporated April, 1868, 

Capital, $25,000. Shares $25 each. President, 

Austin Burt ; Secretary, H. E. Burt ; 

Superintendent, Lee Burt. 

Hamtramck. Incorporated March, 1825. 

Capital, $150,000. President, Edward C. 

\Jralker. Vice-President, W. H. Barnum. 

Secretary and Treasurer W. M. Gaylord. 

Board of Directors, E. C. Walker, W. H. 

Barnum, W. B. Ogden, W. M. Gaylord, 

Fredvrick Wetmore. 

Detroit and Lake Superior Copper Om- 

pang-An Eastern corporation,with branches 

at Detroit and Portage, L. S. Agent at De- 

troit. John R. Grout. Office and works, 

Springwells, near Fort Wayne. 

Detroit Bridge and Iron Worh-Office 

and works, corner Foundry street and M. C. 

H. R. Incorporated 1863. Capital $200,000 ; 

$00 shares at $25 each. Secretary and 

Treasurer, Wm. C. Colburn; Engineer, Wil- 

lard S. Pope. 

Detroit Building and &zing Society-Or- 

ganized January 4, 1869. Incorporated 

April 4, 1869. Capital Stock, $250,000. 

Number of shares, 2,000, at $125 each. 

Meeting every Saturday evening at Arbeiter 

Hall, corner Russell and Catharine streets. 

President, August Marsliausen ; Vice Presi- 

dent, Carl Schu1t.z ; Financial Secretary, 

Carl Schmemann ; Recording Secretary, 

Carl Heuer ; Treasurer, Carl Werner ; Board 

of Directors, August Marshausen, Carl 

Schultz, Fred. Fulda, Andrew Haisclier, 

Henry Spitzley, Jacob Zerbe, W. Boen- 

ninghausen, Sr., Carl Kauffmann, William 

Albrecht. 

Detroit Car W~eel Chipan?/-Office and 

works, 407 Atwater street east. Incorpor- 

ated July, 1866. Capital, $40,000. Shares 

$25 each. President, John S. Newberry; 

Treasurer, E. C. Dean ; Secretary, James 

McMillan ; Superintendent, Samuel Nelson. 

Detroit Car and Manufadu? ing Cornpan?/ 

-Office and works, corner of Croglian and 

Deauindre streets. Incorporated January 

21til,1867. Capital, $100,600. Shares, $5b 

each. President, Edward C. Mralker ; Seo 

retary and Treasurer. George W. Gilbert ; 

Managing Director. George W. Sutherland. 

Detroit Central Mills 6'0.-Mills, Wood- 

bridge between Eighth and Tenth streets. 

Office, 61 Jefferson avenue. Incorporated 

September, l8G8. Capital, $60,000. Shares 

$25 each. President*, J. D. Hayes ; Vice 

President, J. M. Brown ; Secretary and 

Treasurer, Geo. W. Balch. 

Detroit Fi~e and Marine Insurance Compang-Office, 

124 Jefferson avenue. Capital 

stock, $600,000. Paid up capital, $150,000. 

Cash capiital and surplus, $290,000. President, 

Caleb Van Husan ; Vice-President, 

Edward Kanter , Secretary, James J. Clark. 

Detroit Gas Light Comptcn y-Chartered 

in 1849 for fifty years. Commenced supy7yin9 

gas September 21st, 1851. Works loca- 

Detroit and Lake Superior lion &nu- / te& %n ~ iier had, between Twenty-First 

fcccturing C'ompany - OtGce at Works in and Twenty-Second streets. Office, 8 Lar


- 

ned street east. Directors, Alexander H. 

Deg, Samuel Lewis, P. E. Demill, Jacob S. 

Farrand, John If. Berrien, G. V. N. Lothrop. 

Henry Cartwright. President, Alexander 

H. Dey ; Treasurer, Jacob 0. Farrand ; Secretary 

and Superintendent, P. B. Demil ; 

Assistant Secret,ary, K. McMaster. 

Detroit Loconwti~c;e Wwks-Office, corner 

Larned and Third streets. Works, Larned, 

between Third and Fourth streets. Incorporated 

April 1, 1854. Capital, $200,000. 

Shares, $25 each. President, C. 11. Buhl ; 

Secretary and Treasurer, D. R. Peirce. 

Directors, C. H. Buhl, J. Owen, C. Van 

Husan, J. H. Eaton, C. Hurlbut ; Mechanical 

Superintendent, J. W. Bartlett. 

Detroit Nmelty Works - Manufacture 

brass goods and machine knives. Office 

and works, north-west corner Brush and 

Woodbridge streets. Incorporated March 

6th, 1869. Capital $50.0U0. L. R. Casey, 

Secretary and Manager ; Walter Thompson, 

Mechanical Superintendent. 

Detroit Railroad Elezator Company- 

Detroit and Milwaukee Hailway dock. Incorporated 

May, 1868. Capital $72,000. 

President, John S. Newberry ; Secret.ary 

and Treasurer, James McMiilan ; Manager, 

Henry E. Gould. 

Detroit River Lumber Company-Office, 

315 Atwater street, between Rivard and 

Riopelle ; saw mills at Ecorse. Incorporated 

October, 1868. Capit.a1$30,000. President, 

James Mchlillan; Secretary, P. Vandermuelen 

; Managers, James S. HUE, Henry 

S. Benson. 

Detroit Sqfe Company-Office and works, 

Atwater Street,, between Russel and Rivard. 

Incorporated 1865. Capital, $40,000. Pres 

ident., John J. Bagley; Secretary and Treas 

urer, 2. R. Brockway ; Superintendent, D. 

0. Paige ; Directors, John J. Bagley, B. N. 

Rice, Charles Fargo, 2. R. Brockway, D. 0. 

Paige. 

Detroit Stoze Works-Foundry, Mt. Elliott 

avenue. Hamtramck. near U. S. Marine 

~os~itth. ~ncor~orated 1866. Capital 

$100,000. Shares $25 each. President, W. 

H. Tefft ; Vice-President, M. I. Mills ; Secretary, 

H. J. Fiske ; Superintendent, J. 

Dwyer. Office and store, 15 and 17 Woodbridge 

street west. 

mreka Iron C'ompan?j-Office, dock foot 

of Wape street. Furnace at Wgandotte, 

U7ayne county. Incorporated 1855. Capital, 

$117,500. Shares, $85 each. President 

and Treasurer, E. B. Wari. Secretary and 

Agent, W. H. Zabriskie. ' 

Pulton Iron and Engine Worh-Brush 

street, near D. & M. depot. Incorporated 

November, 1867. Capital , $80,000. Presi- 

. dent. John S. Newberry ; Secretdry, James 

McMiIlan ; Treasurer and Superintendent, 

James B. Wayne. 

Hnmtmmck Iron Works-Office at foun- 

dry in Hamtramck. Incorporated April 

17th, 1866. Capital, $1 00,000. Shares, $25 

each. President Edward C. Walker ; Busi- 

ness Manager, R. S. Dillon ; Secretary, Oeo. 

H. Russell. The Company own a blast 

furnace for manufacturing pig iron from 

Lake Superior ore. They also n~anufacture 

mstinjis of all descriptions, and car wheels 

from Lake Superior iron. 

Lake St. Chir and Up Rimr fie Company 

-Office, 53 Griswold street. President, E. 

Chope ; Manager, J. H. Seitz ; Secretary, 

F. L. Seitz. 

Mechn,n.ics' and In pen tors' Association-- 

Head office, Arcade building, Larned street 

west, Detroit. Branches at Chicago, New 

York and Washington. Incorporated Feb- 

ruary 27th, 1667. Capital $20,000. Shares 

$25 each. President, Hon. 31. McGee. Jack- 

son ; Secretary and Solicitor, Tnonlas S. 

Sprague, Detroit ; Treasurer, Oeorge Roh- 

landt, Arago, Neb. llle business of the 

association is confined to obtaining foreign 

and American patents, and all litigation 

connected with patents. 

Zwhigan Car Cornpan?/-Office and works, 

corner Larned and Fourth streets. Incor- 

porated March, 1564. Capital, $100.000. 

Shares, $25 each. President, John S. New- 

berry ; Treasurer, E. C. Dean ; Secretary, 

James McMillan ; Manager, E. C. Dean ; 

Superintendent, Jatnes McBregor. 

Michigan Concrete Stone Cbmpany-Capi- 

tal, !$50,000. Office and works, 278 At wat,er 

street east ; President., A. Carrier ; Secre- 

tary, G. W. Lloyd ; Treasurer, F. Palms ; 

Directors. A. Carrier, F. Palms, G. Mr. Lloyd, 

E. .W. Ladd, Gt. Morhous, C. H. Kichmond, 

Samuel Lewis. 

Mkltigan G2a.w Company-Salesroom at 

the store of WTilliam &lcMillan & Co.. 44 

Woodward avenue. Incorporated Mayz 

1869. Capital $50,000. President, John S. 

Newberry ; Secretary and Treasurer, James 

Mchlillan ; Managcr, Korman McAllister; 

Directors, N. W. Brooks, Francis Adams, C. 

H. Davison, Wm. McMillan. 

Il-lchignn Mutual Health Ins?~rance on& 

RaZief Society-Incorporated February 19, 

1869. Capital stock. $100,000. Paid-in 

capital, $10.000. 10,000 shares, at $10 each. 

Preaiden t, It. Diepenbeck ; Secretary, Herman 

Huhn ; Directors, Edw. Kanter, Fred. 

Behr, Francis Eccard, Charles Busch, Traugott 

Schmidt, Leo Breisacher, Julius Stoll, 

Anthony Lederle, Joseph Kuhn, Azthony 

Scllul te, Charles Stange, 0. Heusel bacher, 

P. Babillion, biichael Martz, Mrm. Barie. 

MiciLz'gan Mixtual Life Insurance Cmpnn y 

-Commenced business under cbarter, 

Novelrlbsr 12t11, 1867. Capital, $lS0,000. 

Office, Bank Block, Griswold street. Eleo

tion of officers, second Tuesday in January. 

President, John J. Bagley ; Vice-Presidcni;, 

Jacob S. Farrand ; Secretary, John T. Lig- 

gitt ; Actuary, James C. Watson. Michigan 

University ; Medical Examiner, Dr. D. 0. 

Furrand ; Dirt!ctors, Jolin J. Bagley, George 

Foote, GTustavus Doeltz, C has. D. Stevens, 

William Oakes, Geo. W. Lee, Jno. Robertson, 

T. H. Hiuchman, William Lluncan, E. S. 

Heineman, Geo. S. Frost, Dr. H. Kiefer, R. 

W. King, Arthur C. Porter, Wm. Phelps, 

Edward LeFavour, Jacob S. Farrand, of 

Detroit ; T. M. Cooley, of Ann Arbor ; Byron 

GI. Stout and Horace C. Thurber, of Pontiac ; 

F. W. Judd, of Flint; John F. Driggs, 

East Saginaw ; Amos Root, of Jaclcson ; 

Latham Hull, of Kalamazoo ; Thotnas H. 

Stephenson, of Pam Paw ; C. J. Dickerson, 

of Hillsdale ; E. 0. Groscenor, of Jonesville ; 

J. I. Knapp and F. J. Hough. of Adri:~n ; 

Aaron F. Leopold, of Houghton, L. S. ; John 

Johnston, of Port Huron. 

Michigan Nut and Bolt Cornpan?/--Incorporated 

April 4th. 1868. Capital stock, 

$30,000. President, Elijali Srnit 11; Secretary, 

J. H. Briscoe : Treasurer, George B. Hill. 

Peninsukar Irolc C'ompnny - Office, foot 

First street. Works, Hautramck, near 

Marine Hospital. Incorporated July, 1856. 

Capital, $500:000. Shares, $25 each. President, 

John Burt ; Secretary and Treasurer, 

Austin Burt ; Directors, John Burt, Austin 

Burt,, Lee Burt, S. L. Fuller, P. J. Ralph. 

Protect& Fuel Compan?j-0 ffice, foot of 

Griswold street, corner Atwater. Incorporated 

September 1867. Capital paid in, 

$30,000 ; nominal, $200,000. President, 

Orrin Staples ; Vice-Pre$idrnt, W. H. TeRc ; 

Secretary and Superint.endent, S. W. Walker. 

8pra'ngweZk Brkk ancl IiZe Company- 

Works at Grand Trunk Junctiou. Oiiice, 

399 Sixth street. Incorporated May 23d, 

1865. Capital $12,000. Shares $23 each. 

President, Ed ward C. Dean ; Vice-Yresiden t, 

Albert T. Putnzrin ; Secretiry and Treasurer, 

George P. Tenny ; Superintendent. Henry 

Hamilton. Directors, Edward C. Dean, 

Albert T. Putnaru: George P. Tenny. 

The Caiuert Lithographing Company- 

Capital, $40,@03. Office and operatiag 

rooms, Arcade Building, Larned street west. 

President and Superintendent, Thonlas 

Calvert ; Secretary, C. H. Candler ; Treasurer, 

C. B. Calvert. 

WiIder Plnning Machine Cornpan?/-Incorporated. 

August, 1865. Capital $230.000. 

Shares. $25 each. President, Geo. H. Kennedy, 

New York ; Vice President, Charles 

F. Clark, Philadelphia ; Secretary and 

Treasurer. James W. Farrell, Detroit. Llirectors, 

Ueo. El. Kennedy, New Tord ; Charles 

F. Clark, Philadelphia; Stephen M. 

CITY DIRECTORY. 

Crosby, IMassachusetts ; James W. Farrell, 

A. A. Wilder, Detroit. 

Wyar~dotte Rollir~g Z1t Compan y-0 ffice, 

dock foot of Wayne street. Mill at Wyandotte, 

Wayne County. Incorporated 1855. 

Crtpi tal, $600.030. Shares, $50 each. President,, 

E. B. Ward ; Secretary and General 

Agent, IT. H. Z~tbriskie ; Superintendent, 

S. L. Potter, Wyandotte. 

wl)EPEXDENT ORDER OF ODD 

FELL0 WS. 

Grand Lodge-Meets annually at Detroit 

on tliird Wednesday of January. Oficers 

5)r 1869. J. S. Curtis, Grand Master; E. H. 

\Vhit;nt.y, Deputy Grand Master; Isaac 

Sides, Grand Warden ; F. M. Foster, Grand 

Secretary ; \Y. S. Wood, Urand Treasurer; 

J. Sprague, Grand Rep. to Grd. Lodge U. S.; 

S. H. Blacknian, Grand Rep. to (ird. Lodge 

U. S.; E. M. Plimpton, Grand Marslial ; L. 

C. Tii'lotson, (;rand Conductor ; B. F. Tayler, 

Grand Guardian ; W. J. Chaplin, Grand 

Cllaplzrin. 

Grand Encampmen t-Meets annually at 

Detroit on the third Tuesday of January. 

Officers for the year 1869. George Dean, 

Grand Patriarch ; J. H. ~McFarlan, Grand 

High Priest ; D. G. Palmer, Urand S. War- 

den ; F. M. Foster, Grand Scribe ; R. H. 

Xorrison, &and Treasurer ; B. H. Faircl~ild, 

Grand J. Warden ; A. Furguson, Grand 

Sentinel; Thos. Cummins, Grand Rep. to 

(3rd. Lodge U. S.; Jno. N. Ingersoll, Grand 

Rep. to Urd. Lodge U. S. 

Michigan Encampment, No. 1-Meets on 

second and fmrtll Wednesdays in each 

month. Officers-W. S. Wood, C. P.; A. 

M. Harris: H. P.; C. C. Jones, S. W.; J. C. 

Wallace, J. IV.; Mr. A. Stewart, Scribe ; J. 

McKinley, Treasurer. 

IngersoZZ Encampment, No. 29-Meets on 

the first and third Wednesdays in each 

month. Officers-C. J. Bradg, C. P.; C. B. 

Eddy, H. P.; S. Adanls, S. W.; Martin 

Pratt, J. \IT.; Thos. F. Parent, Scribe ; Carl 

Engel, Treasurer. 

Michigan Lodge, ,No. 1-Meet s everyiMonday 

evening. John McAffee, N. G.; John 

Boydell. V. G.; J. Reithard, Secretary; W. 

J. Gould. Treasurer ; R. P. Allen, P. S. 

Olive Branch Lodge, No. 38-Meets every 

Thursday evening. C. B. Eddy, N. G.; 

Carl Engei, V. (3.; Thomas F. Parent, 

Secretary ; Martin Pratt, P. S.; Jacob Martin, 

Treasurer. 

Wayne Lodge, No. 2-Meet s every Friday 

evening. \'. A. Stewart, N. (3.; A. Bare, 

V. G.; Wm. Mitchell, Secretary ; Geo. Dean, 

P. S.; J. McKinley, Treasurer. 

Wasl~,ington Lodge, No. 54-(German)meets 

every Tuesday evening. John


Menke, N. (3.; Joseph Giefel, V. Cit.; Jacob tiac, G. Commander; Eminent J. L. Mit- 

Zerbe, Secretary ; Francis Heme, P. S. chell, Jackson, D. G. Commander : Ehjnent 

D~troit LoCJ~P, NO. 128- Meets every D. Boon, Coldwater, (3. Generalissimo; E~ui- 

Wednesday evening at old Odd Fellows' nent L. C. Starkep, Kalamazoo, G. Captain- 

Ball, Woodward avenue. Simon S. Wert- General ; Eminent Bev. I. Coggshall. @rand 

beimer, N. G.; Bernard Prell, V. (3.; Abrnm Hapids, (3. Prelate ; Eminent J. Goldsmith, 

Arnspach, K. 8.; Louis M. Freedman, P. S.; Jr., Jackson, G. Senior Warden ; Eminent 

Louis MueUdr, 'l'reasurer. 

C. C. Curtis, Detroit, G. Junior Warden ; 

Eminent W. Barclay, Detroit, G. Treasurer; 

LIBRARIES. 

Eminent 0. Burke, Detroit, G. Recorder ; 

Eminent I. S. Sinitl~, East Saginaw, G. 

Detroit Bar LtZwary- Room 21, Bank Standard Bearer ; Enljnent S. C. Kandall, 

Block. Organized, 1853. 3,000 volumes. Flint, G. Sword Bearer; Eminent E. M. 

Sears Steevens, Librarian. 

Stevens, Fentonville, G. Warden ; Eminent 

Detroit Pd~lic Lil,rar?j-First floor Capi- VV. V. Griffith, Detroit, GI. Capr. of Guards. 

tol Union School, Griswold street. Organ- Grand Council of Royd and Select Masized, 

1865. 17,000 volnmes. Open from 9 ters, of the State of Michigan--Annual con- 

A. M. till 2 P. &I., for consultation of books, vocation, on the Monday preceding the 

and from 4 to 8 P. M. for delivery of books second Wednesday of January. Grand 

to all citizens. free of cha:.ge. Professor officers for 1869-70. Charles H. Putnam, 

Chaney, Librarian. 

T. I. G. P.; 0. L. Spalding. Dep. I. ti. P.; 

Mechunics' Society Library-111 Grismold E. Sprague, G. T. RI.; H. S. Noble, P. C. 

street. 4,000 volumes. John Farrar, Li- W.; W. Bttrclay, G. Treasurer ; 0. Bourke, 

brarian. 

G. Hecorder; J. E. Marvin, t3. C. ef Gds.; 

Young Mefi'.~ Library - Young Men's G. E. Peters, G. Chaplain ; Cl~arles Lowe, 

Hall. Organized, 1833. 11,000 volumes. G. Steward ; W. V. Griffitli, G. Sentiuel. 

James E. Fiske, librarian. Library open Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, of 

from 10 A. M. to 9.30 P. M. 

the State of Michigan-Annual convocation, 

second Monday of January. Grand offirers 

MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS. for 1869-70. William L. Webber, East Saginaw, 

(3. H. P.; Charles H. Brown, Iiala- 

ANCIENT AXD ACCEPTED RITE. ORIENT 

mazoo, D. G. H. P.; Hugh M'Curdp, Cor- 

OF MICHIGAN. 

runna, G. K.; Leonard H. Randall, Grand 

42" 19' 41".1, N. L., 5" 59' 49".0, W. L. Rapids, G. S.; J. Eastman Johnson, Centre- 

Carson Grand Lodge of Perfecti~n-J . J. ville, G. Secretary ; Rufus W. Landon, 

Bardwell, 32", Detroit, T. P. G. M.; J. E. Til- Niles. G. Treasurer ; Rev. VTTilliam Stowe, 

ton, 32", Detroit, D. G. M.; Wm. Cahoon, 32", Port Huron, G. Chaplain ; John MT. Finch, 

Detroit, S. G. W.; A. J. Brow, 38", Detroit, Adrian, G. C. H.; George W. Wilmot, 

J. U. W .; R. W .Landon, $do, Xiles, G . Treas.; Fenton, G. R. A. C.; Stillman Blanchard, 

Jas. Fenton, 82", Detroit, G. Sec'y ; J. J. Tecumseh, G. Lecturer. 

Speed, 32". Detroit, G. K. of S.; J. M. Arnold, Grand Lodge of 3-ree and Accepted dda- 

33"- Detroit, G. Chap.; A. G. Hibbard, 32", sons, of the State of Nicltignn-Annual 

Detroit, G. Orator ; J. J. Rhodes, 32", De- communication, second M'edne~day in Jantroit,, 

G. M. of C.; J. S. Patten. 32", Detroit, uary. Grand Officers for 1869-70. M. W. 

G. C. of Q.; J. 1'. Frisbie, 38", Detroit, G. A. T. Metcalf, Iialamazoo, G. Master; R. 

H.os. Bro.; W. V. Griffith, 38", Detroit, G. W. A. Partridge, Birmingham, D. G. blaster; 

Tiler. 

R. W. Thos. H. Lee, Jr., Houghton, D. D. 

Curson Council of Princes of Jerusnlem G. M. for U. Pen.; R. W. E. K. Landon, 

-S. C. Coffinbury, 32", Constantine, Sov. Detroit, S. G. Wtirden ; R. W. J. V. Lam- 

P. G. M.; Geo. Taylor, 32", Ann Arbor, G. berzson, Rochester, J. G. Warden ; R. W. 

H. P.; J. S. Conklin, 32", Detroit. S. G. M7 .; Rufus W. Landon, Kiles, GI. Treasurer ; R. 

A. Bisby, 32", Lansing, J. Q. W.; R. W. i9-. James Fenton, Detroit, G. Secretary; 

Landon, 33", Niles, G. Treas.; James Fen- R. nT. H. 31. Look, Pontiac, G. Visitor and . 

ton, 32", Detroit, G. K. of S. St A.: Hobt. Lecturer ; M. Hev. C. C. Yenians, Negaunee, 

Bird, 32". Wayne, G. Chap.; A. Ci. Hibbard, (3. Clltiplain ; Mr. Reuben Bull~nao, Detroit, 

32", Detroit, G. M. of Cer.; J. J. Bardwell, C;. Architect ; W. Carlos U. cur ti^, Detroit, 

32", Detroit, G. Capt. of G.; W. V. Griffitll, S. (3. Deacon ; W. Seth Pettibone, Corunna, 

32", Detroit, G, Tiler. Stated meetings are J. G. Deacon ; Frederick Hart, Adrian, G. 

held at Masonic Temple, Detroit., due notice Narslial ; J. L. ;Ilitchell, Jackson, G. S. 

of which will be sent to each Member. Bearer ; W. C. Ransom, Kalamazoo, G. 

Grand Commn&r$ of Knights Templar, Pursuivant ; W. V. Griffiith, Detroit, G. S. 

of the State of Michigan-Ann u.al conclave, and Tyler. 

first Tuesday of June. Grand officers for Detroit Commandcry No. 1, qf Knights 

1869-70-R. Eminent T. A. Flowers, Pon- I Templar-Statad meetings first Friday of


each month. Sir Knight Jolin A. Barns, Treasurer ; G. S. Adams, Secretary ; A. E. 

E. C.; Sir Knight John P. Fiske, G.; Sir Smith, S. D.; R. D. Robinson, J. D.; F. P. 

Knight E. I. Garfield, C. G.; Sir Knight H. Ma tller, E. F. Church, Stewards ; Ales. 

H. Johnson, P.; Sir Knigllt Jos. B. Bamp- McGregor, Tiler. 

ton, S. W.; Sir Knight S. C. Randall, J. W .; Monroe Chapter N~. 1, R. A. ~.--~egu- 

Sir Knight D. Cf. Preston, Treasurer ; Sir lam, Tllursday on or before the full moon 

Knight E. L. Ivrs. Recorder ; Sir Kaight S. eacll montll-W. A. Carpenter, H. P.; W. 

Grunlmond, 5- Bearer ; Sir Knight H- L. A. Moore, h.; Geo. Eaton, S.; F. 0. Hetfield, 

Rutter, S. Bearer ; Sir Knight J. A. Brow, C. of the H.; E. R. Landon, P. S.; S. W. 

Warder ; Sir Knigllt Wm. V. Griffitll, Sen- Lovett, R. A. C.; J. F. Fennet?. M. 3 V.; L. 

tinel ; Sir Knight C'. Terry, 1st Guard ; Sir Armstrong, M. 2 v.; V. W. Rich, M. 1 V.; 

Knight E- Burke, 2d Guard ; Sir Knight R- W rn. Wn 1 ker, Sec.; 0. Bourke, Treasurer ; 

Rowland, 8d Guard ; Sir Knight Jos. Nich- W. V. Grifith, Sent.; Jrx Bardwell, P. H. 

olson, Commissary. 

P.; S. B. Morse, P. H. P.; G. B. Noble, P. 

Monroe Council No. 1, R. and S. M.-Reg- H. P.; H. T. Backug, P. H. P. 

ular meetings Monday succeeding tlie lull peninsular cb,ter, N~. 16, R. A. M..-moon 

each month- E. A. Elliott, T- 1- G- Regulars, Wednesday on or before full 

M.; kVm. A. Carpenter, D. I. Gi. M.; Jos. J- moon, each month. J. A. Barns, H. P.; R. 

Khodes, P. C. W.; John Stracllan, C. G.; Rowland, K.; C. (3. Curtis, S.; Wm. Brown, 

John Moore, Treasurer ; Wm. Walker, Re- C. H.; J Findlater, P. S.; 1%. A. Dillon, K. 

corder ; Thos. Adams, GI. S.; Wm. V. Urif- A. c.; J. R. perkins, M. 3 V.; Wm. Saxby, 

fith, Sentinel. 

M. 2 V.; Wm. Bougl~ton, M. 1 V.; Chas. E. 

Zion Lodge, No. I-Meets every Wednes- Saflord, Sttc.; John Y. Fiske, Treasurer ; A. 

day evening, at Masonic Hall. Andrew J. McUregor, Sentinel. 

Brow, M-; J. Orme rod, S. We; E- G- &uin Detr&t fiaonic JfutuaZ Relief Adso& 

by. J. W.; Alex. Hosie, Treasurer ; John Lew- tkn-President, Jolln P. Fiske ; Vice Pleaiis, 

Secretary ; H. Rowe, S. D.; James Hougll, dent, Garry Noble ; Treasurer, Oliver 

Jr. J. D-; W. T- Aldous. R. Dunn, Stew- Bourke ; Secretary, Jex Bardwell ; Directors, 

ards ; W. V. Uriffith, Tiler. 

W. A. Carpenter, E I. Garfield, W. F. 

Detroit Lodge, Aro. %Meets every Tues- Moors, Wm. Anderson, Seth Eves. Memday 

evening at Masonic Hall. John Stra- bership fee, $6.25. Information and blanks 

chin, W. M.; Edward Mayes, S. W.; James can be obtained ot Jex Bardwell, Sec'y, lG2 

S. Booth, J. W.; H. Granger, Treasurer; A. Jefferson avenue, Detroit. Every brother 

J. Rogers, Secretary ; J . W. Lawson, S. D. ; L. who respects his wife and children ought 

Whittle, J. D. ; J. Boydell. R. Lawson, to become a member. 

Stewards ; W. V. Griffith, Tiler. 

Meetings of tle Several llimnnic Bodies at 

Utzion Lodge of S. O., No. 3-Meets every Miuonic Hall- -Zion Lodge, No. 1, VTrednes- 

Monday evening, at Masonic Hall. Joseph day ; Detroit Lodge, No 2, Tuebday ; Union 

B, Bampton, W. 34.; Getbrge W. Sparks, S. of S. 0. Lodge, No 3, Monday ; Ashlar 

W.; E. Miner Clark, J. W.: James W. Cand Lodge. No. 91, Thursday ; Charity Lodge, 

ler. Treasurer ; Geo. A. Winslow. Secretary; No. 94, Monday ; Oriental Lodge, No. 240, 

R.ichard S. Dillon, S. D.; (feo. W-. Hallam, Tuesday; Monroe Chapter, No. 1, Thurs- 

3. D.; Wm. S. Can field, H. P. Baldwin, 2d, day ; Peninsular Cllapter, No 16, Wednes- 

Stewards ; Alex. McUregor, Tiler. day ; Monroe Council, R. & 8. M., Monday ; 

A&ay Lodge, fi. 91 - ~ epts every Detroit Commandery, No. 1. Friday ; Scotch 

Tllursduy evmi~~g, at Masonic Hall. K. Bite, at called meetings- 

Rowland, W. &I.; William Saxby, S. W.; 

Jolla Pratt, J. W.; Thos. Ledbeter. Treas- TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. 

urer ; E- S. Hibbard, Secretary ; T- N- LidlNDEPENDEX.T 

ORDER GOOD 

my, S. D.; Tllonlas Eoberts, J. D.; A. J. 

hotcllem. J. S. Thompson, Stewards ; Alex. nth Lodge, No* 23sMeets every 

McGrttgor, Tiler. 

Thursday evening at No. 87 Woodward 

Charity Lodge, No. 9PMeets every Monavenue. 

day evening, at Masonic Hall. George Albertson Lodge, No. Ml-Meets every 

Eaton, W. M.; John D. walker, S. w.; Tuesday evening at NO. 87 Woodward ave. 

James M. Rich, J. W.; E. G. Booth, Treas- Detroit Lodge, No. 257-Meets every 

urer ; C. S. Letach, Secretary ; D. McAllister, Tuesday evening at No. 180 tYoodward 

S. D.; Geo. Nudollick, J. D.; J. C. Harris, T. avenue. 

H. Griffith, Stewards ; W. V. CfriEth, Tiler. Recc&ite Lodge, No. 271-Meets every 

OrZen tnl Lodge, No. 240-Meets every Wednesday evening at KO- 180 Woodward 

Tuesday evening. at Masonic Hall. Harvey avenue- 

W. Burr, Mr. M.; Carlos GI. Curtis, S. W.; R~fuge Lodge, No. 506-Meets every Fri- 

James Stewart, J. W.; Theo. G. Lyster, day evening at 180 Woodward avenue.

MUNICIPAT, RECORD AND LOCAL REGISTER. 45 

FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTCNENCE 

BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. 

F. M. T. A. B. Society. No. 1, of Detroit- 

Meets every Sunday evening, a,t their Hall, 

corner of Fourth and Porter streets. 

F. B. 2'. A. B. Catholic Society, No. 2- 

Meets every Sunday evening, at their Hall, 

203 Jefferson avenue. 

Y. M. Father Mathew Society, No. 3- 

Meets every Sundny evening, at their Hall, 

No. G5 Nichigan avenue. 

Fatiter Mathew Cadets (Junior)-Meets 

every Friday evening, at corner Fourth and 

Porter streets. 

MEDICSL ORG ANIZ ATIOXS. 

Detroit Medical Cyollege-Wood.rvard ave., 

near the terminus of the street railway. 

Organized April, 1865. President, James F. 

Joy ; Vice President, A. C. McGraw ; Secre- 

tary, Philo Parsons ; Treasurer, Wrn. A 

Butler ; Trustees, Buclinlinster MTight, 

Allar. Sheldsn. C. H. Buhl, h1. I. Mills, 

Cttleb Van Husan, John Owen, Geo. S. Frost, 

Hiran1 Walker, H. P. Baldwin, Wln. B. 

Wesson, Edward W. Jenks, M. D., Theo. 

A. Md3ra.w. M. D.. Geo. P. Andrews, M. D.. 

8. P. Duffield, M. D.; Faculty, Edward W. 

Jenks, President and Professor of Obstetrics 

and Diseases of Women and Children ; 

Theodore A. blcGraw, Secretary. and Pro- 

fessor of Principles and Practice of Surgery 

and Clinical Surgery; Geo. P. Andrewe, 

Professor of Principles and Practice of Bled- 

icine and Microscopy ; Samuel P. Duffield, 

Ph. D., Professor of (:henlistry and 'l'osicol- 

ogy; C. B. Gilbert, Professor of Materia 

Nedica and Therapeutics ; William H. 

Latllrop, Professor of P11y siology and Gen. 

era1 Pathology : James F. Noyes, Professor 

of Optllalmology ; N. W. Webber, Profes- 

sor of (ieneral and Descriptive Anatomy ; 

J. M. Bigelow, Professor of Medical Botany; 

P. P. (iilmartin, Adjunct Prolessor of Ob 

stetrics and Lecturer on Medical Jurispru- 

dence ; H. 0. Walker, Demonstrator of 

Anatomy. 

Wqne County Medicat Society-Organ- 

ized May, 186G. Annual election of officers, 

first Wednesday in June. President,, Dr. 

Wm. Brodit. ; First Vice President, Dr. C. 

B. Gilbert ; Second Vice Presidenr., Dr. H. 

F. Lyster ; Secretary, Dr. Wm. A. Chandler ; 

Treasurer, Dr. H. E. Smith. 

State Medical Society- Organized May, 

1866. Meets annually at Detroit, on the 

second Wednesday in June. President, 

Dr. DeC!amp, of Grand Rapids ; Vice Yresi- 

dents, Drs. J. C. Wilson, Flint, Alanson 

Cornell, lonia, Charles T. Southwick, Mon- 

roe, Kicllurd Ingalls, Detroit ; Hecorditlg 

Secretary, Dr. Gieo. E. Kanney, Lansing ; 

Corresponding Secretary, Dr. (ieo. P. An- 

7 

1 drems, Derroit ; Treasurer, Dr. William 

Rrodie, Detroit. 

Wtzgr~e Count?/ Eomceopnt7~z'c hstitute- 

Organized July 3, 1865. Regular meetings 

first Tuesday in each month. Electlon rjf 

officers first Tuesday . in July. President, 

Edwin A. Lodge, M. D.; Vice President, 

Wm. R. Glorton, M. D.; Secretary, E. W. 

Fish, M. D.; Treasurer, E. T. Adam, M. D.; 

Censors, E. H. Dralre, M. D., F. X. Spranger, 

M. D., E. R, Ellis, M. D. 

MILITARY. 

Department of the Lakes-Embracing the 

States of Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and 

Tndiunrt, excepting the post of Jeffersonville, 

Ind. Headquarters, s. w. corner of R.ivard 

and Woodbridge streets, Detroit. Brevet 

Major General John Pope, Brigadier-General 

U. S. Army, commander. The following 

comprise the department staff: Brevet 

Brig. Gen. L. H. Pelouze, Ass't. Adjt. Gen. 

U. S. A., Adjt. Gen. of the Department; 

Brevet Major William McK. Dunn, Jr., 

Captain U. S. Army, Aide-de Camp ; Bre~et 

Captain Charles S. Ilsley, First Lieutenant 

U. S. Army, Aide de-Camp and Commissary 

of Musters; Brevet Major General W. L. 

Elliott, Lieutenant Colonel 1st U. S. Cavalry, 

Acting Assistant Inspector General ; Second 

Lieutenant George A. Garretson, 4th U. S. 

Artillery, Acting Signal Officer; Brevet Brig. 

General Judson D. Bingham, Major and 

Quartermaster U. S. Army, Chief Quarter- 

master ; Bret-et Colonel Hobert Macfeely, 

Major and Commissary of Subsistence U. S. 

Army, Chief Comnliseary of Subsistence. 

(Station-Chicago, Ill.) ; Brevet Col.William 

8.. King, Major and Surgeon U. S. Anny, 

Medical Director ; Brevet Captain David 0. 

Farrand, Acting Assistant Surgeon U. S. 

Army, attending Surgeon ; Brevet Lieuten- 

ant Colonel Henry C. Pratt, Major and 

Paymaster U. S. Army, Chief Paymaster. 

Temporary Special Duty-Brevet Lieuten- 

ant Colonel James A. Bates, Captain U. S. 

Army; Captain Charles D. Viele, U. S. 

Army. Troops are stationed in Wayne 

county, as follows : Companies A. H. and I., 

1st U. S. Regular Infantry, and Battery G., 

4th U. S. Artillery, Brevet Major General 

Kobert C. Buchanan commanding, at Fort 

Wayne ; Detachment Ordnance Corps, 

Brevet Captain 0. E. Michaelis, First Lieu- 

tenant Ordnance Department. at Dearborn- 

ville. Detroit arsenal at Dearbornville. 

Detroit Light Guard-Armory in Fire- 

men's Hall, s. w. corner Jefferson ave. and 

Randolph st. This Company was organized 

on the 16th of November, 1855. On the 

31st of October, 1859, the Company was 

divided, and two companies, A and B, were 

organized, but on the yth day of January, 

1860, the Guard were reorganized as one

Comljany. Many of i:s niembers serrecl 14, 1840, and nmerlded April 3d, 1F69. 

~vi ti1 distinction (Inring tlie late war. Tl~e President, 'I'lreodore H. Hinchmttn ; Vice 

Compttnp lias now 011 its 1011s over 80 Pi esidzilt,, C'llus. H. Lf'etnlort?. Srci etary, 

active nienibers, and llolds its regu'ar (3. W. osborn ; Trustees, H. \V. Ne\vLury, 

m!)ntlily nieeti~~gs on tlie firct .\.londt~y of ('hi's. S. Cole, L. H.'Cobb, \V~ii. Duncan, 

r!acli month, and its drills on Monday and Jert,me Croul, LYil liam Hopki~, John Hen- 

Tliursday evenings of each week. Offict rs dull, Ed. S. Le~db~atttr, Ed. LeFuvour, R. 

--Cieo. L. Maltz, Captain ; Joseph 0. Bel- 

1 IV. King, W. S. Penfield. Stanley G. 

lair, First Lieutenant ; J. Edward blarum, Wight. The niembers, numbering a bout 

S~cond Lieutenant ; Ed. Jerome, Q R.1.; 180. are persons \vllo served during the 

who, together with 11re follo\ving, comprise existence of the vo1:lnteer fire systeul as 

the Board of Directors : Pre$ideiit. John firenlen, their duti~s in that res; ect ceasing 

A. Bel~n~tii ; 'J're~surrr, Ales. Hosie ; Secrta- rrt the inauguration of tlle paid bystein. 

tury, Geo. (3. CtTilcos ; David Fox. George Their charter is perpetual. They are 

Cllandler, H. F. Eberts. 

authorized to acquire zrnd hold real e~tate 

Det~ oit Scott Guard-Armory in Fire- to an anlount n, t escetading sisty tllousand 

men's Hull, s. w. corlrer of Jeff;-rson avenue dollars. 'L'lle 1)reseiit 01 lj ec ts of the organiand 

Randolph street. This Co~np~ny was zation are the relit-1 of dis;rbled merllbers of 

orgatbizetl on the 36th of Oc:tol)er, 1841. It tile dryartment, tlirir widows and orpllans, 

has now on its r dls over 65 fictive nlen1bt.r~ and the nluin tenan e 01' suclr insti turions 

in good standing. Tile following are the for the relief of the poor as t1it.y may deofficers 

of tl~e Co~t~pany : Captain, I?. Krenier; terrniue. 'S11c.y own Firen~en'a IIu.1, conlsc 

Lirut.. John Orth ; 2d Lieut ., Martin taiuing stores, offices. and a large audieilce 

Beach ; Quartermaster, Juhn J. Ortlr. or eslribiiion 1iu11, situated corner JeHerson 

Sherman Zoztcr.vcs-Ar~nory in Firemen's 

areuue and l

XU-XXCIPAL RECORD AXD LOCAL REGISTER. 4'1 

h? ? ~ P , D ~ A ) L ~ 

Vozel ; C: ~llector, Rrunq K!+es ; Librarian, .7!.9t4? iwcry JI.P?~'L swioty 

Adwn Lolir ; Teac!ler of (iyiurla*tics, tie>. (*3.?rni.~n)--lt.)!)tn at St.. 31 L~S'Y SC!~ B )I llwlse. 

Iiulltl ; Ji~11i tcw, Adolph Wei3shof. 

PresiJent, ,"r' cliolas K~letten ; Vice Presi- 

D.,tri)it Tyl~.t./r{~phiml U,t.ion, No. 18- dent, H. ShstFer; S.:crei.ary, 31ath. Doetsch ; 

President, Eqbert H jekstra ; Vie? Pl-el;i Lent, Treasurer, Jacob Hanssn. 

P. H. Vu:~Dvne; liird of Direct brs, Geo. montllly fro111 October to April. Annual 

K:.iiser ; A-socit~te Ilirectors. Ji)hn H olt, meeting on first T~ues:lay in January of 

Fred. Bornman, L1. S. Cheuey, W. CV. CVal- each year. President, Mrs. Ge:)r: e V. N. 

dron. 

Lothrop : Fil st Vice Presidctn t., Mrs. CVil- 

Bctroit Workingmen's Aid 89cirt,z/-Ar- lard Parker ; Second Vice President, Mrs. 

beiter Hall, corner Russel 1 and Cat llarine Jarnes F. Joy ; Corresp:)nding Sacrrtary, 

streets. S ciety organized 1852. S u:)lber Mrs. Howart1 Webster ; Hecording Secreof 

niembers. 450. Aleet.ings everv Tuesday tar?, Mrs. C. Hunt ; Treasurer, Mrs. Colin 

evening. President. F. My11 ; Vice Presi- Campbell. 

de~~t. John Molln ; Cor. Si+creti~ry, J. Pope; 

Rec. Secretary. Juii us Ja1i11 ; Treasurer, PI1. 

L~fciyrtte Ba~~ewlent Slciety-Organized 

Weiler ; Librarians, Theodore May, Aciolp!~ 

February. 1837. Meeting., the sec )nd 

Buchlintler ; Board of Mariagers, F. My 11, 

Ti1 uraday evt:uing of every niotutli, at La- 

(:. hlarsl~ar~sen, Fn~ncis Ecciird, L. Richter, 

fayette Hall, Grariot, between B:;tubien and 

\iTlll. Alyll. C. Lieberll~anb. F. Siedermiiiler. 

Sc. Antoine stredts. An eleciion of offic1:rs 

first lf~)~~(li~~ in July. President., J. B. R. 

Detroit Young Men's C'I~nktian Ass~ca'(~t ion eravier; Vice President, F. 5. Dzlfay ; Re- 

--Koonis 12 al~d 13 hlerrill Block, up stairs, cording Secretary, E. N. Lacrois ; Cot-rescorner 

Jefferson and M't~odward tlves. The ponding Secretary, 0. Beaulieu ; 'l'reasurer, 

reading roc,ni is open from 8 A. M. to 10 P. Chas. 1,ongtin ; Marshal, JosepI1 Pic-ard ; 

M., and free to all, and cont.(ir~s all the 'I'rusrees, Chas. Dostin, John Fillion, H. 

leading periodicals, American and English. Defer, S. Visina. 

Prayer meeting every Monday eveuing. 

President. Siltls Farmer ; Vice Presidents, 

St. Andrezo's Society-Rooms 133 Jeffer- 

Arthur Tredway, J. F. Conover; Corresson 

ave. Meeting, tl~e first Monday in each 

por~ciing Secrt+tary, J. F. Henderson ; Re- 

~no~ltli. President. Nicol Mitcl~ell ; First 

cording Secretary, H. E. Burt ; Treasurer, 

Vice President,Alesander Macadam; Second 

1Viilter (:. SliitY; E~nl)lo.vtuent Co~ntrlit,tee, 

Vice President, Mr. W. Stewart ; Secretary, 

F. D. Taylor, J. H. Miuir, D. ,4. Ross; Btmrd- 

(korgt: Uruy ; Treasurer, Robert Hosie ; 

ing House Co*tmlittt.e. H.. (ii;lis, C1. H. Barblaniigers, 

Ko1)ert Linu, 'i'llomas Linn, Jas. 

l)our, (:. B. Ciray. Tt~ese Comtnittees hav- 

Forsyth. W. LV. Strwi~rt, George Common ; 

ing been tornled for the assistance and active 

Physician, Dr. Henry Clelttnd. 

aiding of tlre young nlen of our city, we St. Qewge'x Soriety->fee t s second Mondesire 

that any opportunity fi)r so dokg day in every ~uon~h, at their Hall in the 

may be brought to our nolice by those need Musonic Block. Oljeccs, to relieve and ading 

aid, or their friends. 

vist: disrreasect Englishmen, and tlwir sons, 

Firern eu's E1u it d 11 ssocint ion for tile Re- and gmndst jns, w11erevt.r born. President., 

lief' (! j' Uiucdled Fim?1len-~4ssenlbly room. Henry Hea111es ; Vice president^. Jolin A. 

corner U'ayne and IArtrnetl st wets. Presi- M( jrton, Thonlas IA1-dbeter ; Treasurer, Jodent, 

Dennis Dullea; Vice President, seph Granger; Secretary, T. C. Prosser; 

Joseph Arnold ; Secreiary, Micllael Qainn ; Assist ant Secretary, Henry Powell ; Direcr7 

I reaeurer, Antllony Mc1,ogan ; Trustees- tors, John (5ibzon, Willialn Gilbert, John 

for Engineers, James R. Elliott ; Hook and Horn, A. B. Burton, Edwin Heeder, William 

Ladder (.lo.. Tllonlas P. Tuite, and Wtn. C. Haste, Geo. Bates, Mrilliatn Wade ; Stew- 

Cn)well : Engjl:lue Co. No. 1, P. W. Nolan ; ards, liobert Hodgkin, ll'illiam H igginson ; 

Engi~re. Co. ho. 2, Rlartin Caylia; Engi~~e Cllapltiins, Rev. Geo. Worthi~jgton. Rev. 

Co. No. 3, Anthony McLogan, James Brod- W. J. Ctrnlljbell; Physician, Dr. E. T. 

erick ; Engine Co. No. 4, Michael Qilinn ; Ad lams ; Auditors, Arthur Tress, John 

Engine Co. Xo. 5: Frank Beauhit, Louis Po~vell. 

Leb: lt. 

St Jo~cph Benevolent Society (German)-- 

Hi.~torical Swiety of Mi~h[ynn-Young Room at St. Mary's school house. Presi 

Men's Hull. Incoryorat~+d, 1828. Meets on dent. A. Schulte ; Vice President, Peter Multhe 

first 'I'hl~rsday ir. each month frcm No- lenbacli ; Secretary. Henry Kuberz ; 'Lrzasvenlber 

to Aljril. Treasur~r and acting urer, John M'iesenlioter. 

~~ec;or~iil~g Serretar-y, Henry R Brtjwn ; Cur- St. Put:+k7s Bcneaolrnt Society-Organrespondiug 

Secretary, C. I. Walker. ized, April, 1867. Holds quarterly meetings

- - 

on last Mondays in March, June, September 

and December ; and celebrates tlie anniversary 

of Ireland's patron saint.. Their object 

is to relieve destitute immigrants. President, 

James Sherlock ; Vice president, John 

hfcKan~ara ; Secretary, Timothy McCarthy; 

Treasurer, Hugh Flynn ; Relief Committee, 

Mark McGraw, Patrick McTerney, Charles 

Fitzsimmons. 

Tug Associcttion - Composed of the 

owners of tugs plying in Detroit and St. 

Clair Rivers. President, E. G. Merick ; Vice 

President, B1.13. Kean ; Superintendent, C!. 

H. Carey ; Secretary and Treasurer, William 

Livi ngston. 

Wayne County Bible Society-Deposi tory 

at F. Raymond & Son's, 130 Jefferson ave. 

President,Jacob S. Farrand ; Vice Presidents, 

John Owen, H. P. Baldwin, C. C. Trowbridge, 

R. W. King, N. Mitchell, Thos. Baster. H. 

K. Clarke, E. C. Walker, F. Bulil, 0. S. 

Gulley, B. Hall, Z. R. Brockway ; Executive 

Committee, E. D. Fitch, Jas. W. Farrell, D. 

Preston, A. Tredway, W. H. Bronson ; 

Secretary, F. D. Taylor; Treasurer, Cdeb 

Van Husan. 

Young Men's Sbciety-Young Men's Hall. 

President, N. ijt. Williams ; Vice President, 

W. C. Colburn ; Corresponding Secretary, 

C. H. Safford ; Recording Secretary, A. (3. 

Boynton ; Treasurer, J. L. Harper ; Auditor, 

A. G. Lindsay ; Board of Managers, for one 

year, Peter Young, R. R. Elliott, G. L. Field, 

W. J. Chhtenden ; for two years, C. H. Wetmore, 

T.O. Leonard, M. F. Merick, A.E.Viger; 

Standing Commi ttees--Executive, tlie Presi 

dent, ex oflcio, Messrs. Wetmore, c'olburn, 

Leonard, Chi ttenden, Merick ; on Library, 

Messrs. Elliott, Chittenden, Lindsay, Viger, 

Young ; On Literary Exercises, Messrs. 

Field, Boynton, Colburn, hlerick. Safford ; 

on Finances. Messrs. Lindsay, Leonard, 

Harper, Safiord, Boy nton. 

MUSICAL SOCIETIES. 

Detroit Philharmonic Socwty-An association 

of vocalist^, formed for the purpose of 

studying classical music. Organized, January 

1,1868. President, Adam Elder ; Vice 

President, Irvin Palmer ; Secretary and 

Treasurer, Wm. A. Scrippg. Bleetiilgs are 

held on Monday evenings, at Weiss' music 

store, 62 Woodward avenue. 

Barmonk Society-A glee club, composed 

of German vocalists. Organized 1849 ; incorporated 

1869. Meets Wednesday and 

Friday evenings, at Bloynk's Hall, corner 

Fort and St. Antoine streets. President, 

I?. A. Schober ; Vice President, E. Feldner ; 

Secretary, A. Bachmann ; Treasurer, Chas. 

BUEC~ ; Librarian, Joseph Voel kel. 

Concordia 8o~iety-Httll133 Grlitiot street. 

President, Kurt Henning ; Secretary, Loui r 

- 

Fiirkel ; Treasurer, Francis Kulin ; Warden, 

John-Jordan ; Musical Director, John Tin- 

nette. 

SPORTING) CLUBS. 

Audubon C'lub-Organized February 1866. 

Its objects are to aid in the enforcement 

of the game laws of the State of Michigan, 

and to collect specimens of natural history. 

Regular meetings are held on the first Tues- 

day evening of each month. President, K. 

C. Barker ; Vice Presidents, G. W. Lloyd, J. 

N. Ford ; Secretary, H. A. Bury ; Treasurer, 

R. S. Mason ; Board of Managers. George 

Foote, Wm. Wingert, C. C. Cadman, G. H. 

Parker, Wm. Wright, Charles Ducharme. 

Banner Boat Club-Organized April 24, 

ISGO. Boat House foot of Seventh strzet. 

Regular drill, Tuesday and Friday evenings. 

President, B. B. hlitchell ; Secretary and 

Treasurer, Henry F. Baker ; Coxswain, 

Frank Newcock. 

Detroit Base 13 ll Club- President, D. R. 

Peirce ; Vice President, Jolin J. Regan ; 

Secretary, J. M. L. Campbell ; Treasurer, 

C. H. Vernor ; Directors, Eugene Robinson, 

A. McPherson. Frank Folsom, Frank J. 

Yhelps, Chas. Dupont. 

Detroit Boat Club-Boat house foot of 

Rivard street. Drill Monday, Wednesday 

and Saturday evenings. President, Albert 

Ives, Jr.; Vice President, Levi T. Griffin ; 

Secretary and Treasurer, WT. H. Allen ; 

Coxswain T. TVilliams ; 1st Assistant, 

Haulinond Hunter; 2d Assistant, J. 31. 

Hinchman ; 3d Assistant, James E. Elliott. 

Detroit Nnt ionul Horse A ssociir lion-Or- 

ganized January 17, 1869, to encourage the 

breeding and jrnportat.ion of first class 

horses. Capital $80,0Q0, sllnres $25 each. 

President, George Jerome ; Vice Presidents, 

Wm. A. Owen, Wm. Duncan ; Treasurer, 

Geo. Hendrie ; Secretary, W. H. Williams ; 

Assistant Secretary, M'illiam H. Baster; 

Directors, A. H. Emery, C. hl. Welcli, A. W. 

Tjrrell. E. Ferguson, Wm. Sowersby, Thos. 

Venn, Nelson McGregory, John Baugh, R. 

C. Willson, Wm. Smith. 

Detroit Rue Club-Shooting Hall and 

grounds, Harntrsmck, near Race Course. 

President, Casper Dreher ; Vice President, 

Max Broeg ; Secretary. Jolin Brede ; Treas- 

urer, Francis Hesse ; Shooting Master, John 

Mohn ; Color Bearer, John Black. 

Detroit, River Naqj-Organized June, 

1867. Composed 01 tlie following boat 

clubs: Detroit, Excelsior, Edmund, and 

Gampau. Number of craft, 40. Two grand 

regattas will take place each year during 

the boating season, one in June and one in 

August. Commodore. K. Storrs l17illis ; 

Vice Commodore, S. E. Pittman ; Signal 

Officer, William Tillman ; Secretary and

MUNICIPAL BECORD AND LOCAL REGISTER. 49 

Treasurer, F. Raymond, Jr. ; Board of Managers, 

R. Storrs Willis, S. E. Pittman, H. C. 

Munson, Q. A. Balier, Chas. H. Wetmore, 

F. Raymond, Jr., Thos. Campau. 

Detroit Shooting and Pishing Club-Orpnized 

October, 1868. Meetings on the 

first Thursday evening of each inonth at 

corner Lafayette street and St. Aubin ave. 

President, E. McDonnell ; Vice President, 

Chas. Eggeman ; Secretary, John Stenton ; 

Treasurer, Louis Dubois. 

Edmund Boat Club--Organized September, 

1868. Boat house foot of Mt.. Elliott 

avenue. Drill, Tuesday, Thursday and 

Saturday evenings. President, Alfred Brush; 

Secretary and Treasurer, Eliot Brush ; Coxswain, 

H. Whiting. 

Excelsior Boat Club-Organized May, 

1867. Number of members, 35. Boat house 

near foot of Chene street. Regular drill, 

Monday, VSTednesday and Friday evenings. 

President,, I?. Huymond, Jr.; Vice President, 

L. H. Baldwiu; Secretary and Treasul.er, 

N. Fol~ett ; Captain, A. hf. Backus ; Commander, 

James B. Ford ; Lieutenant Commander, 

A. Sufford ; Ensign, G. K. Stevens. 

Peninsular Cricket CYub - Grounds on 

Woodward avenue, near termintzs of City 

Railway. Hegular meetings on first Manday 

of each ~llont~li. President, tieo. E. 

Hand ; Vice President, J. A. Barns; Secretary, 

H. A. Bury ; 'i'reasurer, J. llr. &laterman 

; Board of Managers, J. W. Waterman, 

J. A. Barns, U. Armstrong, F. Barnford, P. 

Uridge. 

Tam O'Shanter Shooting Club-Organized 

June, 1807. Kegular meetings first Monday 

in each month, at McAdam's, 192 

Woodward ave. President, Edward Cllope ; 

Vice President, Samuel Oiddey ; Secretiiry, 

TiFTilliam Mascn ; Treasurer, Jus. &Adam ; 

Directors. Henry T. Phillips, John E. Long, 

Samuel Giiddey. 

PUBLIC HALLS. 

Opera House, Ca;tulpus Martius, between 

Woodward and Monroe avenues. 

Young blens' Ilall, Biddle House Block, 

Jefferson avenues. 

hferrill Hall, corner Jefferson and Wood- 

ward avenue. 

Board of Trade Hall, corner Shelby and 

Woodbridge strsets. 

Firemen's Hall, corner Jefferson avenue 

and Randol yh street. 

St.. Andrew's Hall, corner Woodward 

avenue and State street. 

Kctnter's Hall, Larned street, in rear of 

Post Office. 

Rfasunic Hall, Jefferson avenue, between 

Griswold and Shelby streets. 

New Odd Fellows' Hall, Campus Martius, 

between Woodward and Monroe avenues. 

Old Odd Fellows' Hall, T5Toodward ave- 

nue, between Larned and Congress streets. 

Gymnailium Hall, Congress, near corner 

Randolph street. 

Arbeiter Hall, corner Russell and Catha- 

rine streets. 

Btirtenbach's Hall, Eivard, near corner 

Clrogllan street. 

Turner Hall, Sherman, between Russell 

and Kiopelle streets. 

Gocd Templars' Hall, 180 T,Voodmard 

avenue. 

Bloynk's Hall, corner Fort and St. Antoii~e 

streets. 

City Hall, Oampus Martius. 

PARKS. 

Adelaide Campau Park, Joseph Campau 

avenue, between Nullett street and Clinton 

avenue, 

Cass Park, between Ledyard and Bagg 

str>ets, on Cass Farm. 

Central Park, between Farrar and Farmer 

etreets, north of aratiot street. 

Clinton Park, St. Antoine, betwt en 

Glratiot and Clinton streets. 

Crawford Park, corner of Fifth and Oak 

streets. 

East Park, Randolph street, between 

Bates and Farmer streete. 

Elton Park, corner of Fifth and Orchard 

streets. 

Grand Circus Park, on Woodward ave- 

nue, from Park and Williams streets to 

Adams avenne. 

Mucomb Park, between Whiting and 

Trowbridge streets, south of Michigan ave. 

Randol pli Park, Randolph street, between 

Centre street and Madison avenue. 

School Park, State street, between Gris. 

wold and Rowland. 

Stanton Park, between Whiting and 

Trowbridge streets, near Stephen street. 

West Park, State street, between Park 

Place and Palmer street. 

NEn7SPAPERS AND FERIODICALS. 

Detroit Adaertiser and Tril,une-0% ce 

212 Jefierson avenue. Detroit Advertiser 

and Tri tmne Cornpang, proprietors. Capi- 

ital $1 00,000. (Eey ublican ). Established 

in 1836. The two papers consolidated July, 

1862. Publislled every morn lng and even- 

ing. Price $10 per year. Tri-weekly Ad- 

vertiser and Tribune. published every Tues- 

day, Thursday and Saturday morning. at $5 

per year. Weekly Advertiser, established 

1827, published every Thursday morning, at 

$2 per gear. 

The Detroit Free P~ess-0 ffice, 18 Wood- 

bridge street west, corner of Uriawold. The 

Detroit Free Press Corn pan y, proprietors. 

(Democratic). The Daily Free Press, pub- .

- 

lished every morning, at 20 cents per meek, The Pmin~zdlnr lfintld--Office, corner 

or $10 per annuru ; by-mail $8. The Tri- Wg )odw+trd avenue and Grand Hiver street. 

weekly Free Press, publisl~ed every 311 )nday, Russell St S In, proprir.t~)ru. Y ul)list\ed 

Wednesday and Friday mornings, at $4 per every Wedriesdap morning, at $3 per atiannuni. 

The Weekly Free Press, pub1 isl~ed num. hlakes a specialty of teinperauct: 

every Tuesday ~norning, at $2 per annuln. (especia llg politicallx.) 

Tihe Daily Post - Northeast corner of Americar~ LTom ceopnthic Obsor~er -Pub- 

Larned and Shelbp streets. A joint stock lislleci ~lil,ntl~lg, by HJwitl A. I~bdge. M. L)., 

corn panp. Cali tal, $100,000. Establislr ed 51 \Vayne street. Terms, $2 per iinnum. 

March 27t!~. 1866. Dailyt Tri-weekly t.nd Drtroit Retiezo of .%dieins and PIin?*nzlrc!j 

Werkly. Daily, publistled every morning, -Pul,.islled nion tllly. at No. 41 Congress 

at $10 per year. Tri weekly, publislied street wt'ht. Terrus. $3 per year. 

Tuesdays, 'T'llursdays and Saturdays, $5 per The TVrstern Crttholic-( Kotnan Catholic). 

ann urn. Weekly, published every datur- David Barry & Co., p~iblisllers. Published 

day, $2 per pear. 

weekly, at 10 alld 12 Larned street east. 

Det rwit Daily and Weekly Union-0 ffice, 'l'erms, $2 per annum. 

17 Larnnd street west. Pra~prietors, M. H. Bnpli8t I'idi~zg.u-(Regular Baptist). D. 8. 

Marall, Jas. A. T~ller. iVtn. F Moore, Jolln Herrir ~gta ,n, put11 islier. Office, 814 Jefferson 

Drew, P. Forsy tli, Becher Sliinnc*r. Edi- avenue. Terms, $2 per year. 

tor, (lyruu Peabody ; City Editor, L. D S4le; I'he Odd Fellolcs' 111Treat7~-(JZontl~ly). D. 

Business Manager, M H. Marsti. Terms. B. Herrington, publisller. Chic-ago and 

$6 per year by mail ; 15 cents per meek to Dstloi t. L)etroit offics, 214 Jefferson ave. 

city subbcri bers. 

'l'erms. $1.50 per year. 

The Miclligan Tolkuhtatt (German)- Mochnnic and 1nz;entor-Publislied month- 

Daily and Week lp. (Detnocratic). Math ly, at Cllicitg ) and Lktroit, 1)- the Mecllnt~icu' 

Iirar~ier St Co., proprirtors. Daily. $7 80 and Invent oru' Association. D'ttr~ ,i t ofper 

year. Weekly, $2.50. Office, Free Press tictt, Arcade building, Larned street west. 

building. 

Devoted to pra~t~ical and reiiublc iufortila- 

The Nichigan Jbzcrnat-(German.) Daily tion regarding patents and patenled articles. 

and Werkly. (Republican). C. Mtirshau- Terms, 50 centa per year. 

sen. proprietor, 11 and 13 Wood bridge 

street east. Daily, $7.80 per year ; Weekly, 

POST OFFICE. 

$2 50. 

Situated on the nortliwest corner of 

The Detroit Daily E7;enillg Post+Ger- Larned and Griswold streets. Po*tu~nster. 

man. Republican). August Af~rshuubeu, Col. F. IF'. Swift ; Assistant Pdstmaster, J. 

~~roprietor, 10 and 12 Larned street, east. 

. H. Kaple ; Chief Clerk (tielivery depurr- 

Terms. $7.80 per gear. 

ment). Henry H. Curgil l : Chief Clerk (clis- 

Tho i)elruit C'otnmercid Ad~ertiser-0 f- rri bution depart.tiient). Morris h1. \~llliams ; 

fice, 42 Ln ~~ntrd st wet west. M'1il. H. BUI k, The free delivery systetn is in successful 

editor and yml~rivtor. Wm. B. Calvert, operation. The city is divided into twenry 

associate editor. Publialled every Saturday districts. In addition to the regular werkmorning. 

at $2.50 per aunulu. 

day c.~llection, a collecrtion is made in business 

distr~cts on Sunday afterno Ins. 

The Weste~n RuraLA weekly journal 

BOUXDARIES 

for the fartn and ti wide. H. N. F. Lewi*, 

OW D1STRIC:TS. 

publisher and prc ~yrietor. Terms, $2 per Dist~=ict ATo. 1, G'eo. L. N~tdolleckpear. 

C'liicago and Det.roit. Detroit office, West side of Woodward avenue to Sl~ell~y 

193 Jefferson trreuue, corrler Bates street. street, fr~~ln Congress street to tht: river. 

Detroit Jourfinl of Commerce-Office, 10 

4 delivei-ie~, 5 coll~cti.)ns. 

and 12 Larnetl street, east. Published Divtrict No. 2, M. V. B. Decker--East 

weekly, every Saturday mfbrning. James side of Wooclwartl ace. to Ba~~dolph street, 

Y. Uradwell, publisher. Terms, $3 per ti. )m Congrdsu street ta the river. 4 delivannum.- 

eries, 5 c( ~llect~ons. 

The Michigan Farmer and State Journal Distr-i:t No. 3, .fi)hn Rice-From Randolph 

of Agricc~lture-K, I?. Je>llnstone, editor. street to ltivard street, frorn JeK-rson ave. 

A n*eeBly newspaper, devoted t,o tlie ttg~ i- to the river. including botl~ sidtas of Jeffercultural, 

hort icul tural and industrial interest~ 

of Nichignn. Publisl~e~i every Saturday, 

at 130 Jr#tfr.eon avenue. Dztroit,, by 

Jol~ustone & (iibbl mu. Trr~ns, $2 per year. 

Btnzilirn-Bl 'itter-(Gerulii n). LVvek lp. A. 

Afars!lauseu, prljprietl )r. Olficr. 10 uucl 12 

Larued street east. Terms, $2.50 per year. 

son ave. 4 deliveries, 5 collections. 

Dist~ict No. 4, Orson TVoodilz - From 

Ilarned street to tlic river. fro111 Shelby to 

Fifr 11 street. 4 delicerieu, 5 c ~llections. 

Di.strict No. 5, Geo. Dittgzo~ll-L\'e~t side 

of IVoodwiircl live. to SllylLy street. uucl Cuss 

ave., frou Congress to Adams ave.


I)i.qtrict No. 6. Seth Goodwin-East side I RBILKOADS. 

of Woodrvuld avenue to Knndoll)ll strert, 

ft-om Congress to Adams ava. 4 deliveries, 

6 collccr ions. 

fii8lriet NO. 7, P?LizZip ~eyer~iitler-From 

Rnndol ph t.1 Kivard street, betwet~n La rued 

and Mucomb streets. 2 duli~eries, 2 ~ollec 

tions. 

,, Blue Line*,-A c(ms of folfrelgllt 

: Roaton & A bt~ny 

Kailrond, Providence QE Worcester H. R., 

Worcester & ~ ~ Ua R. ~ R,, 1 ~~~~~t~~ , jc R. 

R.. ~~d~~~ River ~ ~ road, i N~~ l york 

Di.~t ~Vict No. S,Snturnin Jnsnow~ki-Sou tlk 

of Michigan avenue to Congress street*, betwmn 

Cirisrvold and Fifth streets. 2 deliv 

eries, 2 collecr~ions. 

Di.~trict No. 9. Fred. Buseh-From Rivard 

street to St. Aubin avenue, f~.oln hl.ltlcc,nll, 

street to, and including Lot11 sides ot Jef&rson 

avenue. 2 deliveries, 2 col1t:ctions. 

=isl,.iCt -&T~~ 10, Ben. D. ~ ~ ~ 

of Micsligdn avenue to Canfield street, fieonl 

Cuss avrllllg t,, savallth street. 2 deliveries, 

2 collec~ions. 

tral Railnlad, Oreat \Vestern Way ( Canada), 

Michigan Central Bailroad, Jtick~on, 

Lansing & Stlginaw Railroad, Louisville, 

New Albany antiChicago Kailroad, Chicago, 

Burlington Sr Qoi ricy Hail road, Chicago, 

Alton & St. Lonis Haif road, Illinois Central 

Hail road. Tlie Y residen t s and General 

Sul)t.rintendents of tlie se~eral routes form 

13oard of Directors ; the (ieneral FI eight 

Agents forlil the Executive Comniittee, tlic 

wllole ~ being k u ~ rider Ont: - ma ~ nage~ileii ~ t , with ~ ~ 

11e"'l di-kea at Delroit. &nt.~l Mauager, 

J. D. Hayes- Uflice* foot of 'Lhi1.d street. 

M. C. 4. Et. Comptlny's buildings. 

l ~ 

Diut].ict No. 11, H. W. To?/nton--From Detroit, dd?.inn, Loganvo~t and St. Lowis 

Adalils ilve. to Brady street, bat ween Julln Railrortd-Con11 !any organized April 9 i h, 

H. street Cass avenue. 2 deliveries, 2 1SCi9. Ctlllital Stock, $650,000. President, 

collections. 

I). M. Hichardson ; Srcretary, Nathan 

~i~t,iet N~. 12, Ferdinnn Biclhelc Reeve ; Treusurrr, Jlerrill 1. Mills ; Direc- 

Frl)m (irariot t~ HiKll street,, I.et\vean Ban. tors. D- 'I Kictlal'dson* Jolln J. Bagley, 

dolpll and Jolin H and Prospect streets. 2 Alanson Sheley, M illiam H. 'l'efft, \Vm. C. 

delivrries, 2 cb tllections. 

Duncan. Detroit ; Kobert K. Beeclier, Henry 

Diut rict Nu. 13, 1Y. Wkcl~,~rnutl~-Frorn 

Hart, Henry A. Angell, Adria11 ; James Y. 

Cu wley, hlorenei. 

Brush to Drquindre street. between Clinton 

and Gratiot streets. 2 deliveries: 2 coi- Uet roit and Milwn ukee Xnitrocrd-0 ffice 

lections. 

and depot, Atwater street, fi)ot of Bru>h. 

Ui~trict No. 14, J13~ph (;ruf8eZ-B()th 

Detroit to Grand Haven 180 niiles. President, 

C. C, Trowbridge ; Vice presi(lent, 

side of blichiran aveilue, fn~w. Cass to 

Tllolllns Snin).ard ; 

Seventh srreet, and sc~utli of Blic~~igan uve. 

J. H, Muir, 

General Superilltendent, l'lios. Bell ; (i en'l 

to Laril~atte avenue, bet\"een Fif~ll and 

Frrigllt Agmt. A]fied \Vllite; A,ssistant 

Twa!fth strtAets. 2 deiireries, 2 collections. 

; Agmt, 

District fi). 15. Alt)ert fihn~ke-bll terri- W. Faule,ner ; Det. oit Agent, P. Ma,den ; 

tory within tlie city lit~~its east of St. Aubin I\larllanical Supt.. B. BliScoe ; Directors, (j. 

avenue and 111 )rt 11 of Jefferson avenue. 1 C- Trolvbridge, Tlu)inas f3\\7inYad, Joseph 

delivery and 1 collection. 

Price. E. A. Btush, H. N. iValker, 2E lrv- 

District No. 16, Zar~r?j Tenzcinh-le-All ing, Dr. Hamilton, C. Hunt,, C. H. Suhl. 

territory north (4 Nalroleon and Bmdy 

Detroit, 

streets, bet ween tlie ' 'I. ' Howell rind Lr,nslng R,,ilr,,ad- 

Brusll 

fit wet and Cass avenue. 1 delivery, 1 

FroIll Detroit to Lansing, 83 mi/es, 

col- 

Prmident,. 

1'. T. Lyon ; Secrernry, 

lection. 

H. Butler ; 

Chief Engineer, M'ui. Scott ; Treasurer, 

aistrirt No* 17, James Vflrd-All nortll W ni. McPherson ; Assistant Treasurer* M. 

of Dlicliipn avenue and west of Seventh Fisller ; Directors, M. 1 ill^, lym. A, 

street to city liniils. 1 delivery, 1 c O ~ ~ ~ C1. L ~ Howard, O Harvey King. \Villiam Dunean, 

District 18, J0lt.n S. Grifln-All with- $1. 31. Fisher, D. b1. Kicliardson, Lj7in. B. 

in the city limits west of Twelfth street, llTesson, \Vm. H. Tefft,. Detroit ; 1'. T. Lyon, 

from Fort street to and including Michigan W. Tatt, Plymouth ; E. F. All~right, Brighave. 

1 delivery, 1 collt.ction. 

ton ; Wm. hlcPherson, V. X. T. Angel, 

Di~trict No. 19, Jurner R'bZulsom--Sou t li of ~o~~ell- 

JeEirson avenue to the River, troul liivard Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Rnitroadstreet 

to Marine Hospital. including both Office and depot.. Atwater street, foot of 

sides of Jeffersbn avenue east of St. AuLin Brush. This Railroad is owned and conavenue. 

2 deiiveries, 2 collections. trolled by tlie Rficliigan Southern and 

District Nu. 20, 1 ~ M. ~ &,rL~t/Le-From 

. 

Northern Indiana Hailroad, having yrecise- 

Fittli street to Cia1 k's Dry Dock, and from 1.v satlle 0ffifieer~. 

the Hirer to and ineludiag botli sides of Ir lint and Pere Mirrquette Railvoy- 

Fort street. 2 deliveries, 2 collections. 1 From Holly to Pere Malquette, Franktort,

or some point between Pere Marquette and 

Traverse City, via Sagina~v and Midland 

City. Road not yet conlpleted. Take cars 

at Detroit and Milwaukee Railway Depot, 

f;)llt of Brush street. Office of Land Department, 

81 Gris wold street. President, E. 

B. Ward ; Vice President. Samuel Farwell ; 

Secretary and Treasurer, H. C. Potter ; Assistant 

Treasurer, G. L. Denharn ; Superintend 

.nt, George C. Kimball ; ,4uditor and 

General Ticket Agent. Gilbert ktr. Ledlie ; 

Land Commissioner, George S. Frost ; Directors, 

E. B. Ward, Detroit ; Sanruel Farwell, 

John H. Prentiss, Utica, N. Y. ; Jesse 

Hoyt, New York ; James K. Hitchcock, 

Newark, New Jersey; W. W. Crapo, New 

Bedford, mas^. ; H. C. Potter, W. L. Webber, 

Gilbert W. Ledlie, East Saginaw. 

Grand Trunk Rniluny-Passenger office, 

corner Woodward and Jefferson a.venues. 

Freight office, depot, foot or Third street. 

Extending from Detroit to Portland, 861 

miles, and Detroit to Buffttlo, 241 miles. 

Officers are ns follows : President, Edward 

Watkin, London, England ; Managing Director, 

(Jllarles J. Brydges, Montreal ; Secretary 

and 'I'reasurer, Joseph Hickson, Montreal; 

Local Superintendent, JV. J. Spicer, 

Toronto ; General Agent, Henry Shackell, 

Montreal ; General Eastern Freight Agent, 

E'. C. Str; tton ; General Western Freight 

Agent, P. S. Stevenson, Toronto ; Passenger 

Agent, Edward Reid y, Detroit ; Freight 

Agent, S. E. Martin, Detroit, 

Great Vestern Raitwcry of Canada- 

Freigllt office, below M. C. U. R. Depot, 

General ticket office, corner Jefferson avenue 

and Griswold street. Freight and passenger 

stat.ions, Windsor, Ontario, opposite 

Detroit. Niagara Fails to iVindsor, Ontario, 

229 miles. General Manager, Tiros. Swinyard, 

Hamiiton, Ontario ; General Agent, 

James Charlton, Hamilton.. Ontario ; General 

Freight Agent, John Crampton, Hamilton, 

0nt.ario ; Traffic Superintendent, FVilliam 

Wallace. Hamilton, Ontario ; Clricago 

Agent, A. Wallingford ; Freight Agent, 

Detroit, T. .J. Cratt ; Western Passenger 

Agent, Clrarles McCahe, corner Jeflierson 

avenue and Griswold street, Dstroit. 

Miclkigan Cenfrnl RniZrond-Office and 

Depot, foot of Third st.reet. Detroit to 

Chicago, 284 nliles. President, Jas. F. Joy ; 

Vice President, Nabl~aniel 'rhayer ; Treasurer, 

Isaac Livermore ; General Superintendent, 

H. E. Sargent ; Assistant General 

Superintendent, W. K. hiluir ; General Re- 

ceiver, Oliver M~cy ; Cashier, George W. 

Gilbert; Auditor, J. Newell ; General Ticket 

Agent, C. I). \\'hitcomb ; Freiglrt Agent, L. 

P. Knight ; Chief Clerk, Freight Depart 

ment. (ho. Hancock ; Superintendent of 

Machinery, A. S. Sweet. ; Superintendent of 

Car Repairs, John 13. Sutherland ; General 

Western Passenger Agent, Chicago, H. C. 

Wentworth. The Directors chosen June 

24t11, 1867,are: John W. Brooks, L'atlianiel 

Thrtger, J. M. Forbes, Sidney Bartlett, Boston 

; James F. Joy, Detroit ; George F. Talman, 

Edward Jones, Moses Taylor, New 

York ; Ernstus Corning, Albany. 

Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana 

Rcc~ilrond-Office and depot, Atwater street, 

foot of Brush.. Detroit to Chicago and 

branches, 496 miles. President, E. B. Phillips, 

Chicago ; Treasurer, Le Grand Lockwood, 

New York ; Secretary. D. P. Barilydt, 

New York ; General Superintendent, Chas. 

F. Hatch, C:hicago ; Chief Engineer, Chas. 

Payne, Chicago ; Superintendent Eastern . 

Division, J. E. Curtis, Adrian ; Superintendent 

Western Division, C. Harris, Laporte, 

Ind. ; Superintendent Nort.he~-n Division, 

P. D. Cooper, Detroit ; Superinttandent 

Soutliern Division, B. 3i. 'CV~-ight, Toledo, 

0. ; Cashier, J. H. Hinckley, Cllicago; Au- 

ditor, Henry Pratt, C i o ; Ueneral 

Freight Agent, Clrarles BI. Gray, Chicago ; 

Uznertll Ticket Agent and Accountant, 

C. P. Leland, Clricago ; Gsneral Passenger 

Agent, F. E. Morse. Cllicago; General Master 

Mechanic, J. Sedglep, Adrian ; Supply 

Agent and storekeeper, S. (3. Hemington, 

Adrian ; Passenger Agent at Detroit, J. 

Brown, corner JeEerson and Woodward 

avenues. 

STREET RAILWAYS. 

Detroit City Railway-Opened August, 

1863. President, U. V. N. 1,othrop ; Lessee, 

George Hendrie ; Superintender~t, Thomas 

Cox ; Directors, G;. V. N. Lothrop, K. N. Kice, 

John M. Berrien, Joseph (iodfrey, H. M. 

Dean, D. Bethuue Dueeld, E. N. Willcos. 

Firt Street and Elmwgod Al~e~zue Railway 

-Conrnlenced o peratiuns September 7,1865. 

Cayi tal, $109,000. Shares 100 each. President, 

F. Buhl ; Treasurer, Robert Elosie ; 

Secretary and Deputy Treasurer, James S. 

Stridiron ; Superiiltendent, GF. S. Hazard ; 

Directors, F. Bulrl, J. Y. Clark, John El. 

Grout, Ueo. C. Codd, Robert Hosie, Charles 

Ducharme, H. J. Buckley. 

Grand Biuer Street IZnilzcay-Commenced 

operations October 23d. l8G8. Capital, 

$50 000. Shares, $50 each. President, ' 

\Villiam B. Wesson ; Secretary, William S. 

Green ; Treasurer, Moses F. Dickinson; 

Directors, FVm. B. Wesson, Moses F. Dick. 

inson, Hdrvey King, Nathaniel Prouty, J. 

B. Suthsrland. 

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. 

d tlnntic and Paci$c Teleg~aplb Compnn y 

-Office, 39 Woodward avenue. George 

Farnswortlr, Di vision Manager. Lines con- 

necting the yri~cipttl cities in the Uuitecl 

States.

M~NICIPAT~ RECORD AND LOCAL REGISTER. 53 

W~starn U~~ion Tdlegraph Cornpang-Office, 

in B~gz's Block, GS Glriswl)ld sr.reet. 

C,)lin Fox. k1 .:~n:~ger and Chief Operator, 

Michigan District. 

INTERNAL REVENUE. 

FIRST DISTRICT OF MICIIIGAN. 

Collector's and Assessor's offices, Bank 

Block, corner Griswold and Congress streets. 

Collector, Harvey B. Rwvlson ; Dzputp Co1. 

lectors, Williani W. Brewster, otfice, Bitnk 

B:ock, Dztr.)it ; J. Ss!rluter, .M Bnro2 couu:y ; 

H. H. Baker, Len:~wee county ; Charles T. 

Blitchell, HillsJake county. 

Sssessor, Mark> Flanigan ; Chief Clerk, 

Jacob Cook ; Copying Clerk, Mrs. A. IC. 

Howard. OEce, Bank Block. 

Wayne C~)unty is divided 21s f ~llovs, viz : 

Division No. 1-E. I. Garfield, Assistant 

Assessor, Bunk Block. . 

Division No. %-John Flanigan, A4ssistant 

Assessor, Bank Block. 

Division No. 3-8. F. Zeigler, Assistant 

Assessor, Bank Block. 

Division No. 4-John Hitcllcock, Assistant 

Assessor, Brownst )wn, Wayne Co. 

' wards, 

HOSPl'l' ALS. 

U. 8. Marine EA~.vpitnt-Jefferson avenue, 

near easterly cit,y limits. Opened in No- 

vember, 18.77. Pllysiciau, Dr. J. M. Bigelow; 

Apothecary, Geo. A. Foster ; Superintend- 

ent, Gtmrge Jerome ; Steward, Thos. Hurst; 

RIa tron, Mrs. Eiizabeth Hurst. 

llizrper Ho.9pi nl- Woodward avenue. 

For the reception of all diseases (not c!)n- 

tagious), and lying-in women. The build- 

ings have all the modern irnprovelnents ; 

the Pilysiciacs and Surgeons are of tlre first 

rank in their profession, and the greatest 

care is taken in the selection of nurses and 

attendants, and everything necessary for 

the comtbrt of patients is provided. Presi- 

dent, B~ickminster Wiglit ; Secretary, D. B. 

Duffield ; Treasizrer, David Cooper; Trustees, 

Buckminster VVigllt, Robert W. King, D. 

Cooper, B.C. McGraw, F. Bnlrl, J. S. Farrand, 

Geo. B. Eussel, M. D.; Medical Staff-Phy- 

sicians, Edward W. Jenks, M. D., Gievrge P. 

Andrews, hf. D.; Surgeons, Tlreo. A Nc- 

Graw, M. D., 1). 0. Furrand, M. D.; Chemist 

and Microscopist-S. P. Duffield, Ph. D.; 

House Physician, Dr. Smith ; Matron, Mrs. 

L. Sanborn. Ayplication for admission to 

the Hospital nlay be made to the Trustees, 

or attending Physicians and Surgeons, or at 

the Hospital. . Price of board in public 

including medical attendance and 

nursing, $3.50 to $5 per week, and in pri- 

vate rowns according to accomx~odat~ions. 

Michigan Volunteer Soldiers, who have 

been lionorably dischargcd, needing medical 

care, admitted free. Lying-in Departntent 

8 

- A11 pregnant females desiring skilful 

rnedicitl attendance and experienced nurses, 

can be admitted to tlre gi+narirl wards st $5 

per week. Those desirlng private rooms, 

in which the patient is entirely secluded, 

will be charged according to accolumoda- 

tions. A deposit of the amount of four 

weeks' board will be required, and patients 

leaving before that time will hav? the un- 

expendell amount refuuded. 

In addition, a public Dispensary is con- 

nectwd with the Itlstitution. where mdical 

advice and medicines are furnisaed FREE 

to those who are unable to pr\>vide themselves 

therewith. The Dispensarg is open 

on week days only, between the honra of 

10 and 12A. A$., and 2 and 4 o'clock P. M. 

St. ,Vary's Hospit,zl-Ciinton street, between 

St. Antoine and Hastings streets. 

Uuder charge of the Sisters of Charity. 

Organized, 1850. 

City Pest House-S t. Aubin avenue, between 

Sunlmer and Winter streets. 'IJnder 

charge of tile Sisters of Charity. 

St. Luke's Ho,vpital and Church Eome- 

Fort street, Springwells. Officers for the 

year 1869-Presitient, Henry P. Baldwin; 

Vice President, Theodore H. Eaton ; Treasurer, 

Allell A. Rabinertu ; Secretary, Sidney 

D. Miller ; Presiding Physician, Dr. Zina 

Pitclrer ; Assistant Physician, Dr. Henry F. 

Lyster. Board of Trustees-term of office 

to expire in one year-H. P. Baldwin, C. C. 

Trowbridge, Richard H. Hall, Harvey B. 

Merrell, mason Palmer ; in two years, Theodore 

H. Enton, Ben-j. Gi. Stirnson, Edward 

Lyon, Robert SlcM lllan, James E. Pi tt.man ; 

in three years, Hiram Walker, Hrn1.y N. 

Walker, Zinn Pitcher, M. D., John Hutchings, 

A. C. Habbard. Executive Cornnlittee 

of Ladies, on Domestic Departmeut-Mrs. 

Wm. Jennison, 103 Fort street ; Mrs. Josiah 

J. Norris, 360 Lafayette avenue ; Mrs. John 

Roberts, Woodward avenue, near Winder 

street ; Mrs. H. R. Andrems, 7'7 Adalns 

avenue east ; Mrs. M. I?. Dickinson, Grand 

River street, near National avenue ; Matron, 

Miss Helen Riprick, at Hospital. The 

spiritual interests of the institution are under 

the direction of a Board, consisting of 

the Bishop and Clergy of tlre Episcopal 

Church of the city, who officiate monthly 

in their respective order. 

Lndies' Christian U~~ion Hospital--Ternporarily 

at 330 Cass avenue. Organized 

October, 1868. President, Mrs. L. L. Page ; 

First Vice President, Mrs. Henry Glover; 

Second Vlce President, Mrs. Bloss ; Kecord- 

ing Secretary, Mrs. Henry Laue ; Assistant 

Recording Secretary, Mrs. T. D. Hawley ; 

Corresponding Secretary, Mrs Elanor Howe; 

Treasurer, Mrs. H. R. Andrews ; Matron 

and Physician, Mrs. Elanor Ho we.

BLACK & LEWERENZ, 

102 Randolph St., 

AND DEALERS IN 

217 JEFFERSON AVENUE, 


BANDAGES, CUTLERY, Etc., 

Between Congress and 

Lurned Streets, 

DETROIT, MICE. 

Repairs of all kinds Promptly Attcnded to.

ABBREVIATIONS.-N. for North; N. E. for North East; N. W. far North West; S. for Sonth ; S. E. for 

South East ; S. W. for South West ; E. for East ; W. for West; ave. for avenue ; st. for street. 

~BBOTT - STREET, W. /ADEL.~IDE ST.. E. from .4RCA SrP. E. from Craw- m. Smm Woodaar(7 are. 

from Mlchlpul avenue Wood\vard avenue to f.)rd strt?et to western to IIutchings' ware 

to eastern bonndiiry of / Bn~sh st. 

boundary of the Jones honse. 

Tholnpson Farm, war JVoocl\\ral.d ave. farm. 

Woodward aye. 

Twelfth street. 

John It. st. 

Crawford st. 

Griswolcl st. 

Michigan ave. 

Brush st,. 

ASH ST., W. from ?a- AURELIA ST.. W. from 

Fir-t st. 

ALI?X-DDER ST-, xSw- tiOl:~1 avellue to cityi Twelfl h street north of 

Second st. 

from Fif1ettnt.h st. TO limits- 

Grant1 River st. 

Thir~l st. 

Eighteenth st.. parallel Kilti )rial ave. 

T\irelrth st. 

Fou tt~ st. 

\vi~h the track of the ~ ~ ; ~ live. r ~ i ~ ~ ) l ~ 

Fifth st. 

M. C. K. R. 

lBAGG ST., West from 

T\velfth st. 

Sisth st. 

E'lftee~lth st. 

Woodtvard aveuue to 

.Fif'tel.nth st. 

Seventh st. 

Sixt~.ent.h 

'l'l~ir(l .-I, 

sr.. 

Sisteenth st. 

Eighth st. 

Seventeenth st. 

Woocl~v;.urd ave. 

St+venfrenth st. 

Nl~ith ~ve. 

E~clitrc.ntli st. 

Park st. 

1Vhit.ing st,. 

Tenth st. 

ALEXSXDRISE AVE.. 

CliKord st. 

Humbelltlt ave. 

ADAIR ST., S. from Jef- fl'('m Wooctbvar 

Ca$s ave. 

;Iv- Sulliv~lll rive. 

Seconfl st. 

fersoll aveuue to the 11''~~ ilbove Ilar~er &12iy ~~~~~~y five. 

Xi ver. 

pita1 

Third st. 

to Thin1 st. 

'I i llman ave. 


U'ooclward ave. Tmeliry-rllird st. BAIcER ST-, W. from 

Wooribridge st. C.186 HVC. 

Twenty fourth st. Sisth at. to Twentieth 

Frilnkl111 st. 

Sel.olid st. 

Mount Hope aye. st.rec.t. 

Widit st. 

Third .it 

Sixth st. 

Gnoi11 st. 

ATW E. fro111 ATER Woodward ST. EiST* we. 

Seve11:h Eizhth st. st. 

A wz1tt.r st. 

ALFK wooc]\vnrd ED .ST.. avenue E. from tu 

John R. at. 

to Aduir sr. 

Nint,tt ave. 

ADA31 S -4VENUE EAST WO()dwirrd ave. Wt~od~vilrd ave. Tellth st. 

E. from Woodward av. john K. st. 

Bilt+*s st. 

T\velfrh st. 

to Hastings st. AXX ST , W. from Cnrv 

Thi.1 tee -~~?-n-half st. 

Wootlward ave. ford to westcam bouud- 

St- 

Ft)nrtsei~t.h st. 

Wiliiik~i~s st. 

gry, .~'f Woodbridge firm 

st- 

Fifteenth st. 

Johrl R. st. 

rawf ford st. 

Sr. A~ttoine st. S~sreeuth st. 

R;~ndolph st. 

Fisth dt. 

Ha.-tinp st. 

Seventeenth st. 

Brush st. 

Sevc:nth st. 

Rivard st. 

Eichtt:enth st. 

Be~ubien st. ANTIETAM ST., N. E. BO1iver 

Nilleret.nth st. 

St.. Antoine st. 

E. from i

BEACON ST., E. fromlBIDWELL ST., E. from BUCHANAAN ST., West Hastings st. 

Braub~en st. to wester-' Ri~ssell to Riopelle. froni t lie Gocll'l oy farm Rivard st.. 

ly bonndary of Morun Russell st. 

to the city limits. Russell st. 

farm. 

liiopelle st. 

J ifteeloth st. 

Riopelle st. 

Beauhien st. BOL]VaR ALLEP', N Sis~ec'nth st. 

O1'1etllls st. 

St. Antoi~ie st. from At water st. E. to Tillma11 eve- 

Dc qninclre st. 

BEAUBlEN ST., N. from Jefikrs~n ave. 

Pc ~rt er road. 

St. Aut~itl ave. 

Atwater E. to Georgia ~ t ater , st. 

.Johnston ave. 

Dubois st. 

strevt. , 

Guoin st. 

T~vcnty-fonrth st. Chene st. 

Atwater st. 

Franklin st. BCEXA \%TA ST.. TV. Joe. Campan ave. 

Franklin st. 

. Woodbridge st. from Crawibrd to Sev- CA SS AVENUE, N. from 

Woodbridge st. Jefferiion are. enth street.. 

311ct11gn ave. to Holden 

Jefferson nve. 

Crawtiud st. 

rot~d. 

Larncd st. 

ST., E. from st 

3lichigan ave. 

Congress st. 

T.\'oocl~~arci ave. to east- 

State st. 

Fort st. 

erly line of Brush farm. ~~~~~$t'st- Palmer st. 

L~l'ayette st. 

IVoodsvarc! aye. BC'TTIiRXUT ST., W. Spencer st. 

Croghan st. 

John R. st. 

fionl Seventh to Twen- Ltwis st,. 

Macomb st. 

Beaubien st. 

ty-tc burl h st. 

hlaconlb ave. 

Clinton st. 

BRAIFARD ST.,-W. from Pc~ent h st. 

Jones st. 

Gratiot st. 

Caas ave to Th~rd st. Xinth ave. 

Gmnd River st. 

Mechanic st. 

Cass nve. 

Bationel ave. 

hlicldle st. 

Harriett st. 

Second st. 

Il:~~rison ave. 

Atlama ave. 

Beacon et. 

Third st. 

Fitteenth ~ t. 

Elizabeth st. 

Acl;lms ave. BRECKENRIDGE ST., Sixteenth st. 

Colunlhin st. 

Elizuoeth st. 

across Fifteenth alld Fi!veatccl~th st. G~llman st. 

Coliimbia st. 

Sistccrith sts.. near and w1liiin~ st- 

3lontc:aIm st. 

Molltc~llm st. south of Grand River Humholdt. ave. 

Georee st. 

High st.. 

strc"et. 

8ull1~:111 ave. 

Diiftield st. 

Nal~oleon st. 

Firteenth st. 

I\.l;~yberry uve. 

Hcfinry st. 

Marion st. 

Six1 eenlh st.. 

Tillmalr ave. 

Sib1i.y st, 

Broll~on st. 

T\ver~tv-third st. spl oat st. 

Division st. BREtVSTER ST., from Tit c>ntj.-lonrth st B ~gg st. 

W hit.iley st. 

St. Ai~toine to Aospect CALIIO~N'~T., W. horn Lirnb~lrg st. 

Brewbter st. 

strcets. 

Rii~sc.11 st. to eastern c'harlotte bt. 

TVlIkins st. 

St. Antoinc st. bounclary 01 Brush farm. Peterboro st. 

Watkins st. 

Hastiilgs bt. 

huszell st. 

Jov st. 

C'alhoull st. 

lJrospcct st. 

Prospcct st. 

Piicher st. 

Benton st. 

BRIGHA31 bT.. W. from IIast i11gs st. 

Brainard st. 

Grove st. 

Crawlom to Seventh at.. S:. Antoir~e st. 

Partolrs st. 

Ohio st. 

Cru~vlord st. 

Bcan t)iei~ st. 

Selden st. 

Brady st. 

S.xth r;t. 

CABlP,.\U ST., N. from Alestlrldrine ave. 

Kt ntucky st. 

Se~cnt 11 st. 

At~vntcr st. E. to JeEer- Willis avc. 

1ncliall:l st. BROXSON ST., E. from son avenue. 

nolden Road. 

lllinois st. 

Brush to St. Subin aye. Atwater st. 

CASS ST., N. from River 

Sewa~ ci st. 

Brush st. 

(411oi11 st. 

to JIichifan ave. 

Ontario st. 

Heaubien st. 

Wight st. 

IVoocibridge st. 

Superior st. 

St. Antoil~e st. 

Flalrklin st. 

Jc'ff~r~or~ are. 

Georgii~ st. 

Hastings st. 

Wooc.bridgc st. 

Larned st. 

BEFCH ST., W. from Prospcct st. 

.I vfl ( ~FOI~ aye. 

Congress st. 

Flr~t to Seventh. Rn-st11 st. 

CBRlPUS .3IART!U 3.- Fort st. 

First st. 

Riopclle st. 

open space ~n front of Lafaycstte ave. 

Second st. 

Orleans st. 

the 11e\v City Hall at the Holvard st. 

Third st. 

Ltequii~dre st. il~tcrsc.cr ion of Michi- M i

STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY. 5'1 

Congress st. 

Cliford st. 

CUTTLER ST., W. from DIX ROAD, from Twen- 

Fort st. 

C~ss avc. 

Craivford et. to eastern ty-third street t.o weut- 

LttIayette st. CONGRESS ST. EAST, bound'y of Woodbridge ern limits of the city. 

('roghan st. 

E. fronl llroodu7ard ave. farm. 

Twenty-third st. 

Mtlcc-mh st. 

to M t. Elliott. ave. Crawford st. 

T\ven ty-fourth st. 

Clinton ave. 

Woodii.al*d ave. Sisrh st. 

DOW ST., N. of Winter 

Che~t~iur st. 

Rates st. 

Seventh st. 

and E. of Dzqaindre 

Antietnm st. 

Randolph st. 

st., 011 Witherell farm. 

Jt~v st,. 

Brush c;t. 

DALZELL ST-* W. from D R.E D STR., W. from 

~Gtiot st. 

Beaubien st. 

Thirteen-and-a-half at.. porter ,arm to lves 

CHERRY ST., W. from St- *"toine st. to e~st~rll boundary of av,nue~ 

Gr;tl.d River st. to taast- HastilJfis st- 

the Cr anton Iarm. Johnston ave. 

ern I~il~nd'y 01 Thorny- xi't8rd st. 

Thirteen-and-a half sr Ives a5.e. 

son farm. 

Xusscll st. 

Fourteenth tit. DUB1 )IS ST., N. from 

Grand River st. R~opeile st. 

Fifieent h st. 

Jefferson ave. to Jay st. 

Third st. 

Orleans st. 

Slxteenth st. 


Fourth st. 

Dequinclre st. DEQUINDRE ST., N. LLlrn''d st- 

Fifth st. 

St. Auhili ave. frorn At water st., alonrr Congress st. 

Sixth st. 

Uubois st. 

the linc of the llerroit Fort st- 

S(.\venth st. 

Chene st. 

62 Jlil~vaul~ee Rziilr oad LarW"t,te st- . 

Xinth ave. 

Jos. Campau ave. track, to the Junction of CrOghan st- 

Xational ave. 

Elm wood we. the h1. S. & N. I. R. R. Macomb et. 

Harrieon ave. 

Leib st. 

Atwater st. 

Cllnton st. 

Me1 lr~im st. 

CHESTKUT ST., E. from 

Mullett st. 

~ t E, . llott avc. 

Guoin st. 

Russell st. to eaderly 

Franklin st. 

Catharine st. 

COXGHE~~ ST. TEST, 

hne of McDo;igall larm. 

Sherman st. 

W. ~om~oodward ave. Wood bridge st. 

R~~sseli st. 

JefTvrson ave. 

M~~ple st. 

to Seventh sr. 

Riopdle st. 

Larned st . 

Chestnut st. 

W ood\vii rd ave. 

Orletins st. 

Aatietam st. 

Griwold st. 

Congress st. 

Dequindre st. 

Fort r,t. 

J ty st. 

Shelby at. 

St. Allbin me. 

Larhyette st. 

Gcrman st. 

Way ue st. 

Dub'-is st. 

Croshan st. DCFFIELD ST., W. from 

Cass st. 

Chene st. 

Macomb st. 

Park st. to Cass ave. 

First st. 

Park st. 

Jos. Campau me. 

Cli~~toll st. 

Secc nd st. 

Clifford st. 

CRURCH ST.. w. from Tl~ircl st. 

T~llillett st. 

Catharine st. 

Cass ave. 

Michigan ave. to Teuth Folirth st. 

EDMUND ST., E. from 

street. 

Sherman st. 

h ifih st. 

Woodwurd ave. to John 

I\.:ichi@n ave. 

M.lple st. 

Sixth st. 

R. st. 

Nir~t,h ave. 

Sevrnlh st. 

Chestnut st. 

W oodmard ave. 

Tt-nth st. 

Antietum at. 

CRAM'FORD ST., North 

John R. st. 

CLAY ST., W. from Pros from Grand Hiver st. to J,~ 

EDWASD ST., W. from 

pect to Rnss(?ll st. 

G~~~~~ 

Holden road. 

st. 

Russell to Riopelle st. 

PI ospect rt,. 

Gratiot st. 

Grand River st. 

Rus$ell ~ t. 

Russell st. 

Arch st 

Marion st. 

Rior~elle st. 

CLIST( )S AT'EXGE, E. Vine st. 

Bronson st. 

EIGHTH ST., N. trom 

from Dequindrc: st. to Xoyes st. 

North st. 

Wootlhrirlge st. W. to 

Elm\voocl avo. 

Mary st_* 

James st. 

Michigan ave. 

Dequindre st. 

B~ie~lri '6/ ista st. 

Mary st. 

Woodbridge st. 

St. Aubin ave. 

Ann st. 

Juliette st. 

R.1 Fort st. 

Dubois st. 

Charles st. 

il road st. 

Lafayette ave. 

Chene st. 

Fulton st. 

Detrait st. 

'Pierce st. 

Howi~rd st. 

dos. Cumpan ave. Irving st. 

Ab3ott st. 

Elm\#-ootl avc. 

Miller st. 

Scott st. 

Porter st. 

CLINTON ST.. E. from 

Hale st. 

Maria st. 

L~brosse st. 

Gra riot st. to Dequindre Frul~ k st. 

Belia~r at. 

Paker st. 

strt.et. 

Cllttler st. 

St. Joseph st. 

Ltwrett st. 

Gratiot st. 

31c Lea13 ~ t. 

Margaret st. 

I\fichi:*an ave. 

Brush st*. 

Brigham st. 

Federal ~ t. 

EIGHTEEN-& - A - HALF 

Beaubien st. 

J.y$i\nder st. 

Witherell st. 

ST., N. lro~il the nver 

St. Antoine st. 

Holdvn road. 

Spri~~g st. 

Slimmer st. 

to Fort st. W, 

Hasringti st. CROGHAN ST., E. from 


Rivarrl tt. 

Ilat~dolph st. to Elm- winter st. 

Fort st.. 

Russell st. 

R- R- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ 

woc~d ave. 

ELIZABETH ST. EAST, 

Hiopclle st. 

Randolph st. DETROIT ST., E. from E. from Woodward ave. 

Orleans ct. 

Briz~h st. 

Dequindre street to St. to western boundary of 

Poqnindl.e st. 

Beanhien st. 

Anbin ave 

Rivard farm. 

CLlTZ ST., West from St. Antoine st. 

Dequindre st. 

Woodward ave. 

T\vclfth st. 

Hastings st. 


Willian~b st. 

Twc4frh st. 

Rivrrrd st. 

John R. st. 

COLUMBIA ST. EAST, Hu*scll st.. 

DTCKTNSON STR., W. ~ ~ st. ~ . h 

E. from Woodwardave. Kioperle st. 

from Thompson st. to Beatll)ien st. 

to Prokpcct sr. 

Orleans st. 

Q:and River road. St. Antoine st. 

wood\vsrd ave. Deqnindre ~t. l'hompson st. 

Hastinrrs st. 

John R. st. 

St. Anbin ave. 

Thirteenth bt. ELTZ 1 BETH ST. WEST, 

Brush st,. 

Diibois st. 

Grand ltiver st. W. from Woodwerd ave. 

Beri~lbiel~ st. - Chene st. 

DIVISION ST., W. fram to Grarld River st. 

St. Antoine st. 

Campau avs. 

Prospect street to ea-t- Woodward ave. 

Bastings et. 

Elmwood ave. ern boundary of Brush Park st. 

Prospect st. CROSS ST., E. from John farm. 

Cliff~~rd st. 

COLU31 KIA ST. WEST, R to Rzmdol j)h st., be- Prospect st. 

Cass ave. 

Mr. from Woodward ave. tmeen Mad~son and Hastittgs st. 

Grand River at. 

to Cas~ aye. 

Arlams avc8s. 

St. Antoille st. EL31 ST., It'. fi.o~:l Sev- 

Woodward ave. John R st. 

Beanbien st. 

enth st. at intersection 

Park st. 

Randolph st.. 

Brush st. . 

of Grand River st. to

eastern bollndary of Fort st. 

Fonrteenth st. FRWR ST, W. from 

Thompwn farm. 

La fatyctte ave. 

Fifteenth st. 

Ccawi;)r:l st. to eastern 

Sevt-nth st. 

H I J N st. ~ ~ 

Fifteen-and a-half st. lin : of B llier f;rrm. 

h'inth ave. 

Ahbott st. 

Seveuteentb st. Cr~wfor.1 st. 

National we. 

Porter st. 

Seve1ltl+t+n-and-a-h3lf. Sixth st. 

Harrison ave. 

L.throsse st. 

Eighteerith st. FR I.\Tl

STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY. 59 

I 1 

GR.AND STR., W. from Elm st. 

HOLDEN ROAD, WEST JANE STR., W. from 

Third to Fourth. 

Arh st. 

AND SOR I'H, W. from Fourth st. to Thirteen- 

Third st. 

Sycarnore st. 

\FTood\vard ave. to city and-:I-half. 

Fourtli st. 

My~.tle rt. 

limits. 

Fourth st. 

GRANT STR., W. from Lau~.el st. 

Woodu~ard ave. Thompson st. 

T~vclith st. 

Twelfth st. HASTINGS ST., N. from C"s ave. 

Th~rtt-enth st. 

GRA1.IUT ST.7 N.E. from A t ~~rcr st. E. to city st. 

~hirteen-and-a-half. 

Woocl~vard ave. to city 

limits. 

Third st. 

JAY ST.. E. from Gratiot 

lin~its. 

Atwater st. 

Fourth st. 

er. to \vestc21.1y liue of 

Woorlurnrd ave, 

Frarlklin st. 

Cra\vti)rd st. 

McDongaI 1 fa~m. 

Farmer kt. 

Woodbridge st. HOWARD ST , W. from ~ , ~ ~ i ~ ~ 

Farrar st. 

Jefirson ave. Cass st. to city limns. Orltaans st. 

Miami we. 

Larned st. 

('n$s st. 

Ral~dolph st. 

Co~lgrcss st. 

First, st. 

Dequiildre st. 

Brush st. 

Port *t. 

Second st. 

St. .iubin ave. 

L)iibtria st. 

Beaubien st. 

Lnla~ette st. 

Third st. 

St. Al~toi~ie st. 

Croghayi st. 

Fourth st. 

Cllelle st. 

J 0s. 

Hastines st. 

Macomb st. 

Fifth st. 

Campau me. 

Clilltoi~ st. 

Sixth st. 

JEFFERSON AVENm, 

I-livard st. 

Proryect st. 

3111llett st. 

Seventh st. 

E. from Secvnu st. to 

Russell st. 

Catharine st. 

Eirhth st. 

city liinits. 

Riopelle st. 

Sherm~in st. 

Ninth ave. 

SOU tnd st. 

Orlewns st. 

Gcltil #t st. 

Tenth st. 

First st. 

Adam- 

Dcquindre st. 

ave. 

Elcvcmth st. 

Cass *t. 

St. .Anbin aye. 

Elizi~ her h st. 

Twelfth st. 

M'avne st. 

Chetle st. 

Colnnihia st. 

'l'hirterntn st. 

Sl~d bv st. 

Jos Campsu ave. 

M(m~caln~ st. 

k'ourteeilt h st. 

GrisGold st. 

High st. 

Fifteenth st. 

Wood~vald ave. 

El~nwoocl ave. 

Mr. Elliott avcb. 

F:lpoleon st. 

Sixteenth st. 

Hates st. 

GRISWOLD S .. N. from 

31ari )!I st. 

Scvc~ntec?iith st. 

Xailtlolph st. 

the River to ClifYorcl. 

HronPon st. 

Eighteen1 11 st. 

Blush ct. 

At~vatitr st. 

Division st. 

N inetee~l th st. 

Beanbien ~ t. 

Whitney r;t. 

Twel~tieth st. 

St. A~~toine st. 



hrewster et. 

Twenty-third st. Hastings st. 

L~riied st. 

Wilkins st.' 

Twenty-lourth st. Rivard rt. 

M';i tson st. HUN BOLDT AYE., N. 

Congress ~ t. 

Fort st. 

Calhoun st. 

from hllchlgan ave. to $~!~~$~~~i. 

Benton st. 

Liiitlen st. 

Orleans st. 

La tkyet te ave. 

M ich~gan ave. 

Grove st. 

Michigan ave. 

Dequindrc st. 

State st. 

Ohio ~ t. 

Canfield rt. 

St. Anl)ln uve. 

JONES STR., W. from Tenth st. 

Geioin st. 

McDOUG.\LL XVERUE, 

Grand R~ver st. to west- Elt*ret~th st. 

Wizht st. 

N. from it point N of 

ern boundary of Forsyth 'I'melfth st. 

FI-anklin at. 

Cro

STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY. 61 

MhRAV'rETTE ST.. W VICRCGBN AVENUE. MONTCIL\I ST. WEST, Myrtle st. 

fromThirteen :knd ~-1ltllf LY. fralxn Wa3divdrcl LLV. 1V. from LVO dwiircl av. Laairel st. 

st. :~(.ross Godfr-oy firm. to city liln!fs. 

to Citss ave. 

Grant1 lt~ver st. 

Tl~irreerl and-a-half at Wol)dw.trcl avc. Woo LwrJ we. 

Fourteenth c;t. Grlswold st. 

NINE PEEN llkl ST.. N. 

Park st. 

M-~RCY s'I*,, W. across IC~~l:~ud st. 

fror~ b'ol't st. W. to M. 

Cllflord st. 

tllc Forsj-th fam. Shelby +t. 

C. K. LC. track 

C:ltss ave. 

Fifth ?;t. 

W:whi ngton ave. 

Fort st. 

J100RE STR., E. from 

Cr,i \vfi rrd at. 

Wi~yu*. at. 

Ilorvurd st. 

lT., E. from Rus- 

Fout.th 

Sullivan nve. Sr. Auco~ne rtreet tu belt et. to St. Aublu ave. 

st. 

Nay berry ave. blcl)~u,.tl~~ l;lr~n. 

X~aacIl st. 

'J'hornpson st. 

Thirrcu,l~th st. 

Fo~lndry st. 

bf. --iut~iile at. 

Atlop. lle st. 

Thirrean r~xid a-halfst. 

Till 1ia11 live. 

Ha-tiugs st. 

Orleans st. 

T st. ltivarcl st. 

>equ~udre st. 

HARQI'BTTE -'Fa:., W. Ttvrl~ty-fourth st. Itu~,tll st. . 

St. ~uolu ave. 

from Tuirtcen & a-half Mt. liope ave. 

Rlopcl~c: at. 

st. t l ) Sitl~ltuu lhru. 

Onealla st. 

NOYEJ SL1., W from the 

Jolitl~tun ave. 

\ves[erLl b~uudmy 01' tne 

Wight st. 

Ives ave. 

Dequlnrlre st. Joues litrul LO a point 

Fe 1u ttcenth st. 

Fifree~l tli st. 111CHIGAXGRAKDAV. 

we5t ol Sixth at. 

$l,;:3hz,ave. 

Ssxtecnth 

E. lieom Wood\~~;lid ave. 

Fll~h st. 

st. 

Dt 

tu Kzlutlolph st. 

Lritsvfi~rd st. 

MARY S'L1., E. from Rio- 

Jo~ey il Wood\vard ave. 

Ctlmpau ave. S~sth st. 

yeits st. to St. Aubiui Bates >t. 

NPRTLd Sl'.. W. lrum 

avei~ue. 

tt~e *, oodbrldge faru to OAkK W. fl om Grand 

Ka~dolph st. 

Riopelle st. 

ciry I ~III~IS. 

Hlver aud l'h~rtl at^. to 

Llequitldre st. 

MICEIIf'ICUT Ex 8TR.. 

t NalitJllal rive. 

~ 1 LIUU~SOU l2i1.I.u. 

S011th of (:ratlot, E. atici 

St. Aubil~ ave. 

.lar!.i on aye, 

tirii~d ltivor at. 

W. acr~lb!! Joseph am- T\YClftll 

'1 l111u FL. 

MATBEKRY AYE., N. ~ H U t'i~r~~i. 

Fife. euth st. 

Fuurt h st. 

fro111 -bllclli~all atre. to 

thc city liillits. 

MIL)DLE STR.. E. from Sisteellt 1 st. 

hlllll bt. 

1% 

3Iichigau ave. 

Gratld River to C1iffc)l.d 111ti11g st.. 

Sixth st. 

streer 

Hi1111 b01dt ave. 

Sevellth st. 

Bntternut st. 

tirand River st. Tilllnall LLV~. hi~~tu UYO. 

Ash st. 

CItrli)~-d st,. 

Twcl~ty-third st. Sarioual ave. 

MECHANICS STR., W. MILLER STR., W. from Tvvellty-lonrth st. H;L~I'I.-uu ave. 

from Bt,aul)icn st. Slxch -t. 

31 t. Hupt: ave. OHIO ST., E. from the 

B anhiell st. 

sixth st. 

Johuc;t.ull ave. Bleuc;h lhr~. to KusseU 

MELUKL'.bI ST., N. fi?m MOXKOE AVEhTTE, N. Ires true. 

sirect. 

~erfe~sol~uve. to a point al,d N. E from ;llicld ;NAPOLEON ST.,E. frc g Beanbien st. 

north of L ~fayctte st. al~ cirnlld avcnue to kaub~c-11 to 1Cus:ell SL. kt. Au~cti~le st. 

Jeff~r~on :tve. 

fitadu~~h rt. 

beail bieu st. 

H:tst~figs s. 

Congress st. 

hlich~~~u Grand ave. St. A~tt line st. 

Pro=pec~ bt. 

Fort st,. 

Fa~mer st. 

l-lastiugs >t. 

k~~~aclI st. 

L.il'uvet~e st. 

Fan-ar st. 

Yro5pect st. 

0?X!DA ST., E. from 

M E K I ~ ST.. I ~ W. ~ ~ from &lxldolph st. 

&i4aselI st. 

Y rue p cct s~reet across 

Thui~son to Thirteen- MOK JE STK, E from N.IrL.~OX.4L -4VE.XCI3, Guulu fm. 

and-a- alf st. 

Yro.-l)ect to KUSS~~I st, N. from hlict~isau ave, y~,,sp,c;t st. 

Thompsuu st. 

Prospect st. 

to Gnti~d IGver st,. 

Tllil.teenth st. 

Rus~elt 

ONrJ'-UlO ST., E. from 

st. 

&li~hig,~p trve., 

Thi rtet*11-aud-a-half. MONTCA IAN ST, EAST, C1~erl.y st. 

Brusu llrlll to ltu~cell 

MESSMOH i ROAD. em:- E. iro~n 'CPrJdbvard xve, Oak st. 

struet,. 

fillurction of it hicing st. to Ktlsejl at, 

Locust st. 

Reaubien st. 

dua north. 

W. rod 

St. Autoi~le st. 

\\ a rrl ave, Yiuc'st. 

MIAMI AI'EXUE, S. E. Jolhu R. st,i.eet. Spruce st. 

lia$tlllgs st. 

fr.oin (;~~ild Circus to )cn\sh st. 

Qi,ufield st, 

Yrosye t st. 

Grirtiot st. 

Rubber1 st.. 

&'ILU~~~II st. 

\t a uut st. 

IVilli 1111s st. 

S, . Anrui~le si. Bur I e~ilut st. ORA.\Or; ST.. W. from 

Johil R. et, 

H;ISI i11gs ~ t. 

El111 CT.. 

Th'rcl tu Fuulth at. 

GI-anu R. vw st. prorpe~ t st, 

Ash st. 

lliircl at. 

Gratiot rih. * Zb>.3rl! 6 

Syyuorq s~.., 

X('ourch st. 

Q

ORCHARD ST., W. from PEARL ST., E. from PROSPECT ST , N: from Marion st. 

Grand River to Seventh Prospect to Rub~ell st. Grstiot, r;t. to a point N. BI otlson st. 

street. 

Prc~~l):.ct. 3t.. 

of Georgia st. 

n'orth st. 

Grzlnd River st. Russell st. 

(;ratiot st. 

James st. 

Srco~~d st. 

CoIun1bia st- 

Nary st. 

Third st. 

PETERB, ,RO West High st. 

J~llietre st. 

Fonrth st. 

ft om Woodward ave. to T\'apolcon st. 

R:li 1 road st. 

Fitih st.. 

C'N-E iIYe. 

3l:lrio.n st. 

Detroit st. 

Sixth st. 

\Tc ,od\vard aye. (:lay rt.. 

P1erc.e st. 

Seventh st. 

Park st. 

Rronson st. 

Scott st. 

Cass ilvc. 

Jloorc st. 

ORLE.ANS ST , N. from 

Silver kt. 

tht: niYer to the wzltcr PIEItC'E ST., from De- l)ivteioli st. 

IIale st. 

x ~ ~ ~ from ~ t,.r . quind1.e ~ ~ to ~ St. Aubin 

bt ~ , (~1)ster st. 

Ed\\-alrds st. 

north side of tile Water 

Whit~tt-y st. 

Be1l;iir st. 

Re*eryoir due N. to St. l)eqllinclre st. 

Peiirl st. 

Bid\vell st. 

Joseph st. 

St Aubin at c. 

Brt.\v>ter st. 

Whipple st. 

A ttvater st. PIERPOST ST. \V from hlorw *t. 

RIV.i\RD ST, N. from 

Gtuoiu st 

Tl~lrd to Fourth st. Wi:kins st. 

Arm tcr kt. E. to Gratlot 

Franklin st. 

Third st. 

TViltr~ll st. 

st reer . 

Woorll~ridge st. Four111 si. 

C;II~OIIII 5t. 

Atwater st. 

J cfferson avc. PINE STR., mest from 

B"ttoll st. 

Guoin st. 

L:lrncsd st. 

C1 and. River to Sercn- 

Pr:u~k li~i st. 

Congress st. 

z$:esi.t. 

teelith st. 


Fort st. 

Gr.l~.d River st. 1ien111cky st. 

Je*rson ave. 

Latt~yette st. 

Inditina st. 

F~fth.et. 

L~rlie(l st. 

Croghan st. 

Tlrinc~is *t. 

Sisth st. 

Congress st. 

I'lncomb st. 

Seventh st. 

Le!and st. 

Fot t St. 

31ullert st. 

()llt~l-f~ 

Kii~t h 

~t. 

2 1 ~ ~ . 

Lufi~y~tte st. 

Catharine st. 

Xatiqnal iWe. 

>uperior st. 

Crochan st. 

Sht.r~llan st. 

II~trrisoll avd. 

Georgia st. 

IIacc~n~b st. 

hlaple st. 

FI t'tee~~tl~ st,. RAILROAD STREET. E. Clinton 5t. 

Ci~r~srnut st. 

Sistet~~ltti st. 

;~r.rosg rhc Gl~oii~ fi~rni Illnllett st. 

Aut.it*tam st. 

Sevei~tcenth st. to Water Works Rescr- ('atharine st. 

Jay st. 

She~rntlll at. 

Ger~iia~l st. 

PITCI-IEK ST. \?. from vo!r. 

Mirple st. 

Gwic~t st. 

Caw il~e. to ?t'hircl st. Riopelle st. 

Chestnut st. 

hIarion st.. 

(:t~ss ave. 

RASDOTAPTT ST.. North Grariot st. 

Bro115on st. 

Second st. 

fro 11 the river to Adam,: ROSE STREET, W. from 

North 5t. 

Third ct. 

ave. E 

Sisteel~rh to Eiyteellth 

James st. 

PLUN STR., W. from Atwater st. 

stwet. 

Mary st. 

Grdncl Rlver to Seventh WooaLri:l~e st. 

Sixteenth st. 

Juliette st. 

street. 

Je9t:rcon ave. 

Sevrnteenr h st. 

Scott st. 

(:rand River st. 1,zlriied rt. 

Eigl~rcentl~ bt. 

Hale st. 

SCCOII~ st. 

Conzre-s st. 

EclIt~ir st. 

'l'hird st. 

Farmer st. 

ROW 1,AXI) ST.. N. from 

St,. doseph st. 

Fourth st. 

Fot t Michigan ave. to Clifford 

~ t . 

strt't't. 

OSCEOLA ST., W. from st- 

Lafayetre st. 

Michigan ave. 

Third to Fourth. 

Sixth st. 

Fi1rr11r st. 

Sti~te st 

Third -t. 

Scv~.nt h st. 

Crochan st. 

(;*itl~d River st. 

Porlrth st. 

POSTIXC ST., E. from . MonroeavC- 

CliRord st. 

OTTAWA ST.. W. Russell st. across GUU~II l;lcOmh rt- 

RUSSELL ST., N. from 

the L:tfferty farm. f:: rm. 

Miami ave. 

Jeffcrsoll ave. to Eric 

'1 hirceellth st. 

Russell st 

Gn~liot st. 

C'nlre 

Etrret 

HII~~:I -t. 

POPL hR STR . from a 


PALMER ST.. N.E. from poi~~t east of. Fllteenth ~ ~ ~ ~ $ c ~ ~ i ~ 1,zrnied st. 

Cass to Clifford st. . 

Collgrebs 

~ ~ . ' 

st. 

t . 

st. to city lim~ts. I?arriet t st. 

Cads st. 

P ift.eent,h ~ t. 

C!ro.;s st. 

For1 st. 

Grand Rivcr st. +ixrc.eu~ h 5t. 

Adanls ave. E. 

L,tfayctte st. 

Clitiord st,. 

T~llma~i ave. 

('rogt~an st. 

PARK PLACE. N. from Lvell ave. 

RIOPEI,LE ST , N. from >'lacomb st. 

M!chigan ave. to Grand Twenty-third st. he 1:ivcr to a poiut due C1 nton st. 

Hlver at. 

Twetity-fourth st. E. of Geneva st. 

hlullert st. 

Miclrigan ave. 

Mt. Hope ave. ' Atwater st. 

Car harille st. 

state st. 

PORTER ST., W from G"0in st- 

Sherlnan st. 

Grand River st. Nichilliln ave to 'J'homp- Frauklin st- 

3laple st. 

PARK ST., N. W. and N. ,,, farlll. 

Wood1~1.idrc st. 

Chact~~lit st. 

fi.om Woodward ~ VC. to ~lic~lizun ave. 

Jt.ff;.rson ilve. 

31011 tcalm st. 

a point no~th of Peter- ~ t ~ i ~ d 

Lar~irlt)rst: st 

Dntfield st. 

Third t,ct Poui th st. . ~~~l~ st. 

Juliette st. 

Henry rt. 

Thirtl st. 

Cllestr~ut st. 

Watson st. 

Slb11:y st. 

Fourth st. 

Ctilhoun st. 

S~ro~it at. . YRTV-ATE ST., E and 

Bellton -t. 

BLI~~ >t. 

W. 011 G~~oiii farm. be- 

hloore st. 

Chariotte zt. 

.tweeu Fort ad Con- 

Edwards st. 

L 

Pe~srboro st. greas E. 

Bidwell at. 

Antietam st. 

Jay st. 

Gcrmtln st. 

Gratiot kt. 

High st.

STREET AND AVEXJE DIRECTORY. 63 

Whippls st. 

German st. 

LaR~gette nve. SIXTIf ST., North from 

3Iai(lt:n l,ane. 

Gratlot st. 

Ho\v:~rrl st. 

Woodhridze st. iV. to 

Pol~ti:~~ st. 

North at. 

Abbott st. 

Brizhaln st. 

Gcnevu st. 

James st. 

Porrer st. 

Woodl~ridge st. 

Sel~rca st. 

Mal-y st. 

L:tbro.re st. 

Fort st,. 

Ruclid st. 

J~llierte st. 

Baker st. 


On(:~da st. 

Rai lroacl st. 

hlichi, "an ave. 

Ilo~vilrd st. 

Elsie st. 

Detroit st. 

Bccch ~ t. 

Abbott ~.t. 

ST. AXTO'IXE ST., N. Pier(:" st. 

Orcllard st. 

Porter st. 

fro111 . Attvuter E. to Bellair st- 

Ylnln st.. 

Lal)ros+e st. 

Se~vard *r. 

St *Joseph st. 

Cherrv st. 

Bnkvr st. 

Atwiltcar st. 

SCOTT ST., E. f on, ~io- O~lk 

hlichigdn ave. 

Prankli~t st. 

pelle st. to St. Aubin LOcn"St. 

Beech st. 

M'ctotlhritlgc st. larm. 

Pilie st. 

Orchard st. . 

.Jeti,.r+on ave. 

1iiop:-lle st. 

Spruce st. 

Plum st. 

Larn1.d st. 

014e;l:1s st. 

Ct~~~field st. 

Cherry st. 

Co~~greus st. 

I)d,qaindrs st. 

Wulnur. st. 

Oak *t. 

Fort st. 

SECOND ST , N. from 

But~(!r~ilit st. 

Locust st. 

Lafi~yette st. 

River to I3oldeu road. 

Elm st. 

PIII~ st. 

CrozLrh.~~ st. 

Fronr, st. 


Spruce st. 

h1:lct)lllb st 

Wood b lei dgc st. But.ntl Vista st. Cil~~ficlcl st. 

Clinton st. 

J~tferson ave. 

Anti st. 

Wal~lut st. 

Mriilett st. 

Lwned st. 

Charles st. 


C I tl!n ine st. 

Coilgress st. 

Fnlton st. 

Nojes st. 

Gnttiot st. 

Forat st,. 

Irving st. 

illti:-cy st. 

Trom1)lep st. 

Lafiiyei te ave. 

Maria st. 

IJueua Vista st. 

Be;~con st. 

Howard st. 

Cut t.ler st. 

AIIII st. 

Adam?; ave. 

Al)l>ott st. 

McLe;ilr st. 

Ch.ill.:s st. 

Elizaberh st. 

Porter at. 

Rri:h:tin st. 

Fullou st. 

Co1111nbiu st.. 

Michi~qn ave. 

Lysal~dcr st. 

I rvi I I st. ~ 

31ontc:tlm st. 

Spetlccr st. 

Mil!er st. 

SEWARD ST., E. from 

High st. 

. 

Lewis st. 

3lari;, st. 

N;ipoleon st. 

Br11sh f~r:n to western ~ ~ -t. ~ , ~ ~ k 

Jo~~es ~t. 

M ~rioii st. 

bouiidary of C. Mortir 

Beach st. 

Bronson st. 

fa1.m. 

0rch:ird st. 

I\lcLecin rt. 

Division st. 

Beatibien st. 

l'111m st. 

Bri

ST(!WE ST., W. from W clstcrlo et. I'n'E7rTT-THIED STR.. WATER STR.. W. from 

1'11111li1n avcnue to Ives Pic.rpoiut kt. 

K. f1.d 111 Fu.t at. W. to Thlrcl to Fourth sts. 

ave~luc*. 

Gol~t st. 

city 1 ~nirs. 

Tliirci ~ r . 

Till .an ave. 

liuv(!n st. 

1 ort st. 

Ft.u~.tli st. 

Johnalon ave. 

Stali1c.y st. 

Lilli~\ ttte ave. WATSON ST., E. from 

Ivcs ave. 

l'rc.5~01 t kt. 

Ho\p\ ct kt. 

bllS>dl Sr. 

WEbLEY bTR., S. from 

ni iclugan avc. 1.0 ~llu~ch 

ELI c'r t. 

hlichigau ave. 

Chun I st.

Mirlrni are. 

3lacli eon me. 

Adam* we. 

Elizaberh st. 

C'Ollll~ ~ I st. H 

Mol;tcalm st. 

WILLIE ST., ~ast 

STREET AhrD AVENUE DIRECTORY. 65 

D[*qnindre btri~et across 

WII l~erell fi~rn~. 

l)coui~tc:re st. 

WITHERELL ST., East 

fro111 Dvguindre P treet 

acms Wii herell fa1-m. 

Dt Wlldrc! +t- 

Griswold st. 

Slichlby st.. 

Wig ne st. 

( ass st. 

Flrsr at. 

Svcollti ~ t. 

Third st. 

from 1 

Fonr~h st. 

Woot\wi\~d rrveilue to WOODRRIDGE ST. E.. Filtl~ st,. 

BI u+h m / E. fic,nlWuud\\-~m are.. Sixth st. 

Wooc4wal.d ave. I ~vittl ec~me intermis- 1 Scvel~ih at. 

WII LIS ATE., R. from 

*ion to Lcib st. 

Eight11 at. 

\Vooclward we. to Third 

W* lod\vnrd uve. Teuth st. 

strecat. 

Rates ~ t . 

Elvvei~t h st. 

\I'o~ld\vard ave. Htclldoiph kt. 

T\velSth st. 

Cuss ave 

BI n ~h tt. 

Thirteen~h st. 

S(.conti st. 

1k.uuhie)i ~ t. 

Y1ftee1.-arlrl u half st. 

Third at. 

St. A~ltoilie st. 

Sevelitee~~-~uld-a Ilalf. 

I~astilig~ at. 

WILKINS ST., E. from 

Eight eel] aud-a-h..lf. 

Rjvartl r-t. 

BI.U~I f~rm to Prokyect 

T\i.el~ty fonri 11 *t. 

Riopelle at. 

Sl l.cnclt. 

WOUDWARD AVENUE, 

Orla aljs t-t,. 

Re;ruh' cAn st. 

N. Jrom LIIC. r~ver to clty 

Di qnil~tlre st. 

St. Alltoinc. ~ t. 

limits. 

St. Aubi~ ave. 

Ilastings bt. 

At\v:rter st. 

Jos. C~LI\:P~IU uve. 

Pro-ptacr st. 

FVoodbritlpe st. 

hlrDo11ga1i st. 

.I efiersor nve. 

WWDER ST., East from M'ltlq..er bt. 

L:~nlecl *t. 

Woot,~va~d avenue to Aduir st. 

C'otcgrt.ss st. 

~111sI1 It. 

L( ib 5t.. 

Pot t st. 

Uood\vt~rd ave. WOoDBII!DC,E ST. W.. 3llchig:1n are. 

Joht~ K. st. $I-. 1. OIII Wootl\~c\.tlrd 8 b e. Cilmpus Alurtius. 

Bru41 at. 

to city limits. 

St:~te st. 

WIETER ST., East from Woodward ave. Gratiot st. 

S- FERGUSON & GO., 

DEALERS IN ALL KIXDS OF 


Jot111 K. ~ t. 

C'litfortl st. 

Park st. 

Williams st. 

A(Iums we. 

Elizabe~ h st. 

('olun~b a st. 

Moil calm st. 

High ?;t. 

Gv(\l,ge st. 

Duflit-Id st. 

1Jcllry st. 

ITlntler st. 

Eiblvy st. 

Adelaide st. 

Sprout kt.' 

A lfi-ed st. 

Bagz st 

Edm~lnd st,. 

Cl~arlotie st. 

Yetar1)oro st. 

Stimso~~ et. 

Br tdg st. 

Par-ctna ~ t . 

A ex;ir:drine ave. 

Willis ave. 

Fremol~t st. 

Vatr L)j ke st. 

W~llie sr. 

k'tirn~\vorth st. 

Yrecl rick tt. 

Holdeu road. 

Special Attention given to Heating Churches and Factories by Steam. 

FRIEDEWICHS & STAFFIN, 

Plain and Ornamental] 

Par Chnrchts, Dwellings, Steamboats and B, R, Cars, 

- No, 100 ~efkrson Ave., at 0. Boarke's, np stairs, DETROIT, MICE. 

OBDERS FOB PLAIN AND CUT GLASS OF ALL XIND3 SOLICITED.


+sG==Q-cl 4P 

GRICULTURAL 

WU3R~~* 

ESTABROOK & WRIGHT, PROPRIETORS. 


CAST AND STEEL PLOWS, &cB, &cB 

Of at2 kind8 nznde to Order and Zepaired 

ORDERS FOR EVERY V-4RIETY OB 

IRON CASTINGS 

PROMPTLY FILLED. 

Office and Manufactory, Corner Fort and Twentieth Streets,

IMPORTERS AND GROWERS, 

Office, Store aad Warehouse, 187, 189 & 191 Woodward Are,, DETROIT, 

SEED FARM AND GARDEX, XILE \VEST FROY CITY LIMITS. 

LIVINGSTONE & GO., 

FLOUR, G-RAIN 

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION. . 

Choice Superior FZotcr, White and Amber W7~cnt Floqcr, Sprirag Wheat 

Flour, Choice Rulcers9 Elou~, Bye FLoz1.r. 

ALL GRADES of FLOUR CONSTANTLY ON HAND 

. 

ORDERS PB03IPTLY ATTENDED TO. 

Oface and Warehouse on Dock, foot of Randolph Street.

AMERIGBN MERCHANTS' UNION EXPRESS CO, PBOPRIETORS, 

m 

FAST FREIGI:Z.T LINE, 

- VIA- 

HUDSON RIVER R. R., WESTERN R. R., (Mass.), 

AND CONNECTIXQ LINES, FROX 

NEW 0 BOSTDN, 

- AxD - 

IN THROUGH CARS, TO ALL POIXTS IN THE 

WEST, NOBILHWEST A h7D SO UTH WEST. 

From Points in New England, all Goods marked "PEOPLES 

DESPATCHv will be received by this Line at Albany, N. Y. 

We have Age& at a11 PlP~cipaI Points on the Road over which we m. 

RATES ON FLRST Ah'D SECOND CLASSES SAME AS 

REGULAR RAILROAD RATES. 

For Bills of Lading, and further information, apply to 

H. W. CARR, Agent, A. H. MUIR, Agent, 

36.5 ard 367 Broadwrru, n'eza Pork. 36 C3.rislcoZd Street, Detroit. 

CHAS. A. FRENCH, Agent, 

21 Court Street Boston. 3. CHITTENDEN, 

A. FELL, Suplt Mich. Division.


FAST FREIGHT LINE. 

American Merchants Union Express Co., Prop'rs. 

AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES 

TO ALL POINTS 

IN CHARTERED CARS, 

RaiZroad Rates on First and Second CZasses. Specid Rates 

on other Uasses, 

E. CUMMINGS, General Superintendent. 1 13 Broadway. New York 

J. FARNSWORTH, Agent, 1% Murray Street, New York. 

G. G. KIDDER. Agent, 15 & 17 Court Street, Boston. 

J. W. SKINNER, 1 Clinton Avenue, Albany. 

A. H. MUIR. 36 Griswold Street, Detroit. 

A. PELL, GenyZ Supy€ Mich. DMsZon, 

LNO. 36 Griswold Street, DETRQIT.

WYANDOTTE ROLLING MILL CO. 

STORE AND OEPICE, XOOP OP WAYXE ST., 

Where they are prepared to offer at LOW RATES a full ~tock of 

ALI; RIADE FROB1 CHARCOAL PIG, 

RO'17hTD and SQCARE, 1111 eizes, from W to 5 inch ; FLAT BAR. all sizw, from X to 7 inch wide 

SCRAP IKON, a !I, 11 asrcal.t me,, t mace f~om selected Sclap ; BOlLEH and SHEET IRON, from htlmmured 

Lake S.upsricr Charcoal Blooms. 

CHAIIYS OF ALL SIZES; 

Xade )?om Extra ZeJfned Lake Szpe~ior Iron. 

WOULD INVITE PABTICCLAR ATTEKTION TO THE QUALITY AND WORK OF TlEE SAME. 

THE BEST IN THE MARKET. 

THEY ALSO KEEP ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF 

The Highest P~ice will be paid, either in Cash or Iron, for 

wELo'tTrr=w SCELAE. I=F.LO=PV, 

Call :and see, or address 

W. H. ZABRISKIE, Agent.

Y 

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 'I1 

STEAX AND HOT WATER SEZF-XEG ULATING 

& Stationary 

WARMING AND VENTILATING APPARATUS, 

AND DEALERS IN 

Wrought Iron Pipe, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Plumbsrs' Goods, &c, 

SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK, 

No.- 115 Jeffer~on Avenue, 

DETROIT, 

. . , , .I . MICHIGAN.

J. L. SECOMB & CO., 

MANEFACT'DRERS OF THE CELEBRATED 

Badger State Spring Bed Bottom 

'r=m 331ESW xm USIEI. 

- ALSO - 

Which we offer to the Trade at MTholeeale and Retail, at a Low Figure. 

PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. 

Corner Atwater and RdiopeZZe Streets, 

DEWEY, MIDDLEWOOD & CO,, 


Also, TRUNKS, BOXES AND MOULDINGS OF ALL KINDS, 

AXD DEALERS IN 

FLOORING, SIDING & SHINGLES. 

Corner Atwater and Rz'opeZZe Streets, 

- - 

fi 

J

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. '73' 

CHARLES BUSCH, 

DEALER IN 

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, 

Q0 1 Jefferson Avenue, 

DETROIT, I u MICHIGAN. 

NEW PLUMBING ESTABLISEMENT. 

60 G-RISWOLD STREET. . 

The subscriber is prepared to do work in the most substantial and workmanlike manner for 

those who will favor him with their patronage. 

Bath l'u&s, Water Ctosets, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead and 

- Wash BasZns alwal~s 

on hand. 

The best of references can be given. 

S. W. LOVETT, 

. - . . . . 59. GrZswoZd St., DETROIT.


Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store 

No, 103 Woodward Avenue, Detroit. 

DEALER IN 

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 

FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, 

Stoves, Thz, Comer and SAeeZ Iron ?Yare, PZo~vs, Corn SfieZZers, Arne3 

ShoveZs, Straw Cutters, Scythes, S,zuths, CradZes, &c., &c. 

Also, AGEGNTS FOR PIITTS' THRESHING MACIZINES, 

LC " SWIE'T'S LAWN MOWEIL%S, 

ST~RBCCK PLOWS, Smson, Rows, EAGLE PLOWS, CORN PLOWS. CULTIVATORS, SEED DRILLS, SPINNING 

WHEELS, THE BEST CHURN IN USE, STRAW CUTTERS, MOWERS and REAPERS, Tm WARE, 

GARDEN TOOLS, WOO~EN ~IEASUR~S, and a thousand other articles. 

Every new improvement in A,gicnltural Machinery is immedirltely secnrcd by us. The attention of 

the Trade dealing in our line throughout the country is respectfu!ly requested to our Ge~leml Stock of 

Secds and Patent Agriculturtll Implements. 

W. S. PENFIELD. 

CHIGAN WIRE WORK8 


Opposite Russell House, I DETROIT. 

SAMUEL ADAMS, 

Manufacturer of Brass and Iron 

PLAIN AND OENAXENTAL WIRE WORK, 

Btr~att5 

for $Xouring itad $Jim @iXb 

AND THRESHING MACHINES* 

SAND AND COAL MREENS, WINDDW GUARDS, FIRE FENDERS, 

RIDDLES, SIEVES, LEVER SPRING RAT TRAPS, and CHEESE SAFES, WOOD and TIN BIRD CAGES, 

and WIRE Mws BASKETS, ANNEALED and BRIGHT IRON WIRE. 

Cemetery and Counter Railing Made to Order, Wholesale and Retail. 

Abo, Agent for Clinton Wire Clc th Co.'s Goods, and Whe Eencing.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 7 5. 

BOOKBINDERS, 

AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ZN 

PAPER, STATIONERY AND PRINTERS' STOCK, 

A. RTCrnOND, 

I?. BACKTjS 

3. 3. RICHMOND. t ~ ~ mgame ~ ~ 

33. ARMSTRONGI & CO., 

MANUFACTERERS OF FELT AND GRAVEL 

AND ROOFING MATERIALS. 

Roofiarg Felt and Roofing Cement constantly on ihaatd 

B. ARMSTRONG, 

P. VAUGHN. 5 

And for sale in qzcantities to suit Purchasers. 

OFFICE, 215 J'EFFERSON AVENUE, 

ALL 0RDE38 LEFT AT OUB OFFICE WILL EECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTIOH,

GEORGE KIRBY, 

DEALER IN 

LEATHER, HIDES, OIL, SHOE FINDINGS, 

g)@Jgga@)gz 

No. 33 JVOOD WARD AVENUE, 

9 

la z=u ~ H Q ~ ' f & J & ~ 

e: 

CASH PAID FOR +III)ES. 

WILLIAX S. SHAW, 

HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF 

FURNISHIHG GOODS, &c. 

224 JEWPERSON AVENUE, 

DETROIT,- . - I 

A PEW DOORS BELOW THE BIDDLE HOUSE, 

- - MICHIGAN. 

a

- - 

DAVID KNUP, 

f LAIN anor6 ORNAMENTAL CUT STONE 

ALL KINDS OF STONE CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 

Orders promptly executed, and Cut Stone Work contracted for on the most 'reasonable terms. 

OFFICE AND YARD, 

Om Atwater Street, betweem Rivard and RiopsZZe Streets, 

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JAS. FINDLATER. ANDREW BRUNTON. 

FINDLATER & BRUNTON, 

DEALERS IN 

WINDOW CAPS AND SILLS, 

DOOR SILLS, STEPS dE LANDINGS, 

OFFICE AT-STONE YARD ON DOCK, FOOT OF BRUSH STREET, 

NEXT BELOW D. & X. R. R. DEPOT, 

hod facilitiee for Dockage and handling of heavy goods, machinery, stone, &c., &c. 

POST OFFICE DIUWER 495. 

t 11

JAMES E. PITTMAhT, 

OFFICE 'PALRD, 

Foot of Cass Street, DETBOZT, BEQBe 

WHOLESALE BND RETAIL 

No. 228 JEPFERSON AVENUE, 

N m DOOR TO F %~N's Hu, 

Pasties in City or Country supplied at the Shortest Notice. 

In reference to Parties, I do claim to make closer estimate8 in price and quantity of what is wanted 

than any other Confectioner here. 

To Plcnics and-Boat Excureions a liberal deduction is made on Ice Cream, if paid for in cash, or 

ordered by responsible parties. I also have always on hand an extensive assortment of ORNAMENTING 

TOOLS, of newest invention, such as Litiwgraphed Designs, !Pubs, India R&ber Bags, Plowers, 

Leafs, Cuppide, &c. 

0. HESSELBACHER,

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. '79 

RICHARD H. FYFE, 

Xanufacturer and BeaZer in 


DETROIT, - I 

MICHIGAN. 

(Successor to SNOW & BARLVUX,) 

Iron, Brass and Copper Wire Cloth 

SIEVES, RIDDLES, SAND AND COAL SCREENS, 

MILE AND CEEESE SAFES, BIRD CAGES, FI.OWER BASKETS, 

WIXDOW GUARDS, WIRE RAILINGS FOR OFFICE AND BANKS. 

OX AND DOG MUZZLES, RAT TRAPS, 

-9- 

WEOLESA4LB AND RETAIL DEALER IN 

HARDWARE 

MECHANICS' TOOLS, IBOM, BBASS, COPPER AND STEEL WIIW, 

BRDOBf TOOLS, WIRE AND TWINES, 

DUTCH ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, SMUT MILLS, 

FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, NAILS, GLASS, &c. 

OId No. 102 Woodward Avenue, l 

New NO. 118 i aussEu HOUSE BLOCIS; I DETROIT, MICH.


C- & P. MELLUS, 

Mannfacturem, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 

CAST STEEL SAWS 

6 

Nos. 66 & 68 EAST FORT STREET, 

RASCH & BE3RNART, 

MERCHANT TAILORS 

Opposite the IBiddIe House, 

AND DEALERS IN

AD9ERTISINQ DEPARTMENT, 81 

Jm W GILBERT iB COmF 


Filbert's Patent Improved Fire and Water Proof Felt and Composition 

The ody ReIiabIe Fire and Water Proof Roofirg in the United States. 

DETROIT, I 


I MICEIGAN. 

ROOFING PAPER BND ROOFING CEMENT AT WHOLESALE BND =TAIL, with instructions 

for nttmg on, etc. 

%oafs put on at short notice in m y part of the State or Canada. 

Rooling Mated8 constantly on hand. 

DETROIT, 

DEALERS IN CHOICE 

No. S59 Jefferson Avenue, 

.


H. HINTERMISTER, 

200 JEFFERSON AVE., 

Pour Door8 Zaet of Bates Street, 

THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN II1MPORTED 

all Goods belonc!ing to a fine Merchant Tailors' trade, will be constantly found on hand and 

made ui, (to order only) after the latest and most fashionable patterns. 

N. B.-U Goods made np to the satibfaction of the Customer 

H. HINTERMISTER. 

MOREOUS, MITCHELL & BYRAM, 

ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF 

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window Frames & BonXdings, 

Woodbridge St., bet. Beanbien and St. Bntoine Streets, 

PLANING AND SAWING DONE TO ORDER. 

There is no firm in tbe City of Detroit that deserves and enjoys a higher reputation for integrity and 

correct dealings, than that of Messrs. Morhous, Mitchell & Byram, whose card appears above. That they 

do enjoy this reputation is patent from the fact of the yearly increase of their business, which Beeps pace 

with their enterprise and liberality. From a personal acquaintance with the members of this firm we 

speak knowingly when we commend them to the hberal patronage of the public.-EDITOB.

. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 

BANE BUILDING, GRISWOLD STREET. 

Home Izsurance Company, of New York. 

manhattan Insurance Company, of New York. 

BuffaZo Fire and 2Marine Insurance Cbmpany, of Buffdo. 

Irving Fire Insurance Cbmpany, of New York. 

dlarkef Fire Insurance Cornpang, of New York. 

Standard Fire Insurance Company, of' New Xork. 

North Americam Fire Insurance Company, of New York. 

AZban y City Insurance Co'tnpany, of Agbany. 

LiuerpooZ, London & GZoobe Insurance Co., of N. Y. 

MutuccZ Benest Z fe Insurance Company. Assets Over $16,000,000. 

MARINE DEPARTMENT. 

Home Insurance Cbmpany, of New York. 

Buff& Fire and Marine Insurance Cb., of Bzcffdb. 

AZ6any City Insurance CO, of AZbany N. Y. 

LOSSES PROMPTLY ,BDJUSTED 5ND PAID AT THIS OFFICE.

84 CLARK'S DETRO~ CITY DIRECTORY. 

EWELER, 

Gbr- Woodward Avenue and L a d St,,


- - - - - 

NEW YORX 

ASSBTTS OVER $1~,000,000. 

Income of 1868, - - - - - $5,000,000 

Dividends paid in 186 8, - .. - 1,225,865 

Interest received in 1868, - - I 

Losses paid in 1868, I 

I - 

INTEREST ACCOUNT MORE THAN PAlD THE LOSSES. 

766,144 

741,043 

Daily Cash Income, - - - - $15,000 

SOLON MoELROY, 

Manager and Agency Superintendent. 

WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE,

GUY F. HINCHHAN & CO., 

DETROIT, (I 

DEALERS IN 

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PAINTS, OILS, 

Nos. 1G AND 18 ABBOTZ' BLOCK, 

FOOT OF GRISWOLD m CORNER ATWATER STREET, 

- 

MICHIGAN. 

DETROIT WOODEN WARE WORKSo 


Coolers, Canikens, Butter Pails & Tubs, 

STJSBLE PAILS, 

BRASS BOUND CEDAR PA!LI, 

OF' VARIOUS SIZES, 

HALF BUSHELS, CLOTHES PINS, WOOD MOSS, EXCELSIOR. , 

Also, ALL KINDS OF DRESSED LUMBER 

211. PROST, GeneraZ Superintendent, 

960 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT, MIGH. 

1


DETROIT LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, 

HIGH & LOW PRESSURE ENGINE8 

FOR BOATS, PROPELLERS, SAW MILLS AND MIXING PURPOSES, 

BOILERS OF ALL XINDS, 

KIBBLES, SKIPS, IRON WORK, CASTINGS, MACHINERY, &c., PORTABLE ESG-ES 

FOR OIL WORKS, AND BORING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS, 

WORKS ON LARNED STREET, FROM THIRD TO FOURTH STREETS, 

OFEICE, COBNER LARNED AND THIRD STS. 

C. H. BUHL, President. D. B. PEIltCE, Sec. and Tress. J. W. BABTLETT, Mech. Supt. 

DIRECTORS= 

T. H. EATON. C. H. BUHL. J. OWEN, C. VAN HUSAN. C. HURLBUT. 

1 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 

Dealers furnished with all sizes at large discounts. 

Sash, BXinds and Doors, Sash with Glass Ready Set. 

WARWTED SAFE EOME A.NY DISTANCE. 

B IP, EARL, 

50 Jeflersom Avenue, 

DETROIT, m I MICHIGAN=

Office and salesroom of Marble and Marbleized Slate Mantles, 

NO. 23 WOODBRIDGE STREET WEST, 

Prices of Mantles range from $18 to 

$150. Made in inlitation of Egyptian, 

Black and Gold, Jasper, Itnlian, 

Spanish, Pyrinees. Agate, , Red Antique, 

and Verd Antique. 

Every variety of Grates, including the 

Philadelphia Low Down Grate, The 

French Crawing Room Grate, Bob- 

bins' Patent Concave Grate, and 

Silver or Gold Mounted Grates. 

Prices range from $10 to $45. 

Send for Circular, P. A. BILLINGS. 

JQHN HUTCHINCS, Agent, 

LAKE SUPERIOR LINE OF PROPELLERS 

CONSISTING OF THE 

Leave Buckley & Co.'s Dock, foot of First Street, every Friday for 

Marquette, Portage Lake, Houghton, Hancock, Copper 

Har&or, Eagle Harhor, Ontonagon, Superior City, 

and aZ Points on Lake Superior. 

For Freight or Passage apply to 

JOHN HUTCHINGS, 

Oflee, Foot of m~st Street.


THE BURT MANUFAGTURING CO., 

(ORGMIZED, APRIL, 1868.) 

OfEce and Works, Hamtramck, AUSTIN BURT. President. 

near Marine Hospital. City H. E. BURT, Secretary. 

Oflice, with Secretary. LEE BURT, Superintendent. 

The Car Wheels of this Company are of the so-called Washburn pattern, 33 inches 

in diameter, wide or narrow tread, according to order, weighing respectively 542 and 510 

pounds. 

N. B.-It will be for the advantage of Railroad Companies to communicate with us 

before placing orders elsewhere. 

The B. M. Paint (dry and ground in oil), is winning the foremost place in the estimation 

of consumers. and for general Railroad use, as well as for DURABILITY and fine 

appearance on wood, bricks, iron, tin, canvas, etc., is considered unequaled. 

Send for Circnlarn and Samples. 

PENINSULAR IRON GO., 

M3NUFACTTTRERS OF 

DETROIT, H 

Office foot of First St., Works just above Marine Hospital, 

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4 : 

MICEIGAN. 

JOHN BURT, President. AUSTIN BURT, Secretary. SOLON BURT, Ianaging Ag't. 

H. A, & S. Gi. WIGiHT, 

Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of 

Saw Mill, Atwater Street, foot of Campau Street, 

nBgfs@%$b lB3 = $jgg@Eg~@@,&&&q'@

90 CLARK'S DETROIT CITY DIEECTORY. 

C. E. LEECH, 

DEALER IN 

OFFICE AND YARD, 310 ATWATER ST., 

TERMS CASH. @ 3llH!~~. 

RICHARD H. H A L I . A , 

Manufacturer and Dealer in every variety of 

PBESSED, COMRION STOCK AND OTHER 

'B'RICjIC AXD TILE- 

Brick Yard at Grand Trunk Junction, 

W J. KENT. M. P. HUTCHmS, 

- - 

W. J. KENT & GO., 

General Ofice, 1194- Woodward Ave., Room No. 8, 

No 8 EAST LARNED ST. 

- - - 9 

- - - 

- 

ALEX. H. DEY, o 

JACOB S. FANRAND, 

P. E. DeMILL, - 

- 

- 

o 

9 - - I 

- SAMUEL LEWIS, 1 

G. V. N. LOTHROP, 1 Directors, 

JOHN M. BERRIEN, 

HENRY CARTWRIGHT, 1 

o 

President. 

~Geasurer. 

Secretary.

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ADVERTISING DEPAR~ENT. 91 

PENINSULAR DRESSED LUMBER CO., 


Sash, Doors, BZinds, MouZd$ngs, Door a d Window 

Barnes, Casings, Etc. 

Scroll Sawing, Resawing and Planing. Glazed Sash, all sizes constantly on hand. 

Also Dealers in Siding, Ceiling, and all kinds of 

DRESSED &Nil3 UNDRESSEX) LUBB313ER5 

SHINGLES, LATH, HOUSE AND FENCE POSTS, &c., kc., 

FOOT OF RIOPELLE STREET, 

DETROIT MACHINERY DEPOT, 

(ESTABLISHED 1864.) 

JAMES JENICS, 

DEALER IN 

ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW MILLS, PUMPS, BELTING, &c., &c. 

THE BEST MACHINE IN USE. 

No. 29 Atwater Street East, 

Dgg)TBa@$'g9 8E3 = sy'@gJg@J$JS&

G-COVER & POWELL, 

114 WOOD WARD AVENUZ, 

RUSSELL HOUSE 

BLOCK, 1 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 

ARE OFFERING 

And a full line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS at very low figures. We also keep 

a large stock of MECHANICS, TOOLS AND BUILDERS, HARDWARE. 

P. S. Call and see the American Base Burning Coal Stove. 

CHARLES STANG-E, 

MANUFACTGRBR OF 

QUICX LIME 

And DeaZer in Building Stone, Water Lime, Phster and 

PZaster Hair, and Cord Wood, 

322 Atwater Street, between Russell and Riopelle, 

PROPRIETOR OF THE 

Monitor Patent Lime Kiln, 1 

CHARLES HEMPEL, 

DEALER IN 

IRON, NAILS, HUBS, FELLOES AND SPOKES, 

-= 

Marrrxfactnrrer of Tin, Copper C Sheet Iron Ware, 

AND ALSO MANUFACTURER OF PATENT GUTTER BOOKS, 

362 Gratiot St., bet. Rivard and RusseZZ, 

mrnP&@EP@ Q rnH@HZ@AN*


VAN BUREN & SONS, 

INSURANCE AND 

No. 74 GRISWOLD STREET, 

PROPERTY INSURED ' 

AT 

FAIR RATES 

Real Estate Bought and Sold on Commission. 

la 

AT REASONAELE RATES..

THE DAILY UNION 

Directly opposite the Post Office, 

STEAM 

No. 25 Larned Street West, 

This Establishment will at all times be supplied with the 

Latest NoveIties ilrn Types, Borders, Etc. 

And Parties favorirg us with their patronage may rely upon having 

thcir work done 

WITH PROMPTNESS, AND AT MODERATE PRICES. 

A 

THE DETROIT DAILY UNION, 

EMPHATICALLY DEMOCRATIC, 

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, 

At 15 cents per week, Delivered in the Citw 

BY MAIL, $6.00 PER YEAR. 

-m- 

The Weekly Union, 

THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN MICHIGAN, 

Contains Foreis and Home News, Correspondence, News for Worli;in,gmen, State News, 

the Markets, Miscellany, etc. 

All Communiqatione should be addressed to 

UNION PRINTING COMPANY. 

I I 

I

The Oldest! 

ADVERTISIPU'G DEPARTMENT. 95 

Most Widely Circulated I 

Most Carefully Edited! 

AND HOST READABLE NEWSPAPIER 

IN MICHIGAN. 

XN TEE CITY OF DETROIT. 

A 7 

ADVERTISING RATES AS LOW 

AS ANY OTHER PAPER*

'T 

HE 

of Michigzn. No other paper in the State pays so much for Editorial services 

Daily issues of this Newspaper exceed those of any other Detroit 

journal, and both the character and extent of its circulation c~mbine to 

make THE POST the best and most useful Advertising Medium in the State 

and News, and no other has so much varied reading matter and such vigorous, 

cultivated and original editorial expression. 

THE POST is the largest newspaper published in Michigan. 

Advertising rates reasonable. 

DAILY POST C O - 3 

Detroit, Mich2'gan. 

ONTAIN larger facilities for every variety of Job Printing than any 

other office in the State, and are not surpassed in any respect by any 

office in the Western States. The material is all comparatively new and 

modern, and is constantly being increased by all the new styles and inventions. 

Especial attention is invited to this department, which furnishes almost all 

the best Job Printing done in Michigan, and has frequent orders from sur- 

rounding States.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 9'1 

"WE SEXES ='P ALL TcCTElLNS TO SAVE SOXE-'' 

DETROIT YOUNG MEN'S 

PARLOR AND READING ROOMS, 

Nos. 12 and 13 Merrill Block up stairs, Corner Jefferson and Woodward Avennes. 

Reading room is open from S o'clock A. M. to 10 P. M. and free to all. and contains the leading secular 

and religous papers and magazines of England and America. 

PRAYER MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY EVENINCI. 

OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. 

PRESIDENT-SILAS FARMER. 

Vice Presidents-A. TRED WAY, J. F. CON- Corre,'pon.ding Secretary-J. F. HENDERSON. , 

OVER. 

Recording Secretary-H. E. BURT. 

Treasurer-W. C. SKIFF. 

Librarian-JOHN SEAGE. 

COMMITTEES OF BOARD OF MANAGERS. 

Pinance-W. C. SKIFF. N. D. LAPHAM, H. E. BURT. 

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COMMITTEES OF ASSOCIATION. 

ErnpZoprnent-F. D. TAYLOR, J. H. MUIK. D. A. ROSS. 

Board~ng How-R. GILIS, C. H. BARBER, C. B. GRAY. 

Statistics and Advertising-4. W. FARRELL, 0. S. GULLEY, H. E. BOSTWICK. 

Music and Socials--H. C. CL.\RK, H. HITCHCOCK, S. H. HART. 

Literary Exerckqm--JAMES GLASS, A. H. WILKINSON, E. E. KANE. 

D. W. BROOKS 

BRADFORD SMITH, 

L. R. CASEY, 

J. 0. FORREST. . 

SILAS FARMER, 

GILBERT AICDUFF; 

W. M. BOOMER, . 

J. B. WOFENDEN, 

E. TROWBRIDGE, 

-- 

J. F. HENDERSON: 

A. TREDWAY . 

H. E. BURT, 

J. M. L. CAMPBELL, 

J. W. AMPHLETT, 

J. B. ATCIIINSON, 

G. W. UOUGH, . 

DR. J. J. THOM, ' . 

E. E. KANE, 

JAMES F. CONOVER, ' 

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N. D. LAPHAM, . . 

A. T. YEATON. . . 

E. B. SMITH, . . 

W. LONG, . . 

F. STCEPEL, 

JOSEPH HAWLEY. 1 

P. A. OCUMPAUGH, . 

BOARD OF MANAGERS. 

TERM EXPIRES JANUARY, 1S71. 

. First Presbvterian Church. 

. Fort Street '~resbyterian Church. 

. . . . . . . J(*fferson Avenue Presbyterian Chnrch. 

. . . . . . . Westminst er Presbyterian Church. 

. Central Methodist Church. 

. Scotch Presbyterian Church. 

. St. Paul's Episcopal Church. 

. . . St. Johrl's Episcopal Church 

. . . Christ's Episcopal Church. 

. . . First Congregational Church. 

. . . Second Congreg%tional Church. 

. . . First Bi~ptiat Church. 

. . . . . . Laf'ayvtte Street Baptist Chnrch. 

. Christian Church. 

. . . Jefferson Avenue Christian Church. 

. Jefferson Avenue M. E. Church. 

Walnut Street M. E. Church. 

. . . 

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TERM EXPIRES JANUARY, 1870. 

. First Presbyterian Church. 

. Fort Street Presbyterian Church. 

. . . . . . Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church. 

. Weatminster Presbyterian Church. 

. Central M. E. Church. 

. . . Lafayett.e Street M. E. Church. 

. Scotch Presbyterian Church. 

. St. Paul's E iscopal Church. 

. St. John's l!piecopal Church. 

. Christ's Episcopal Church. 

. . . First Congregat~onal Church. 

. Second Congregational Church. 

. Firat Raptist Church. 

. Lafayette Street Baptist Church. 

. . . Uiiited Presbyterian Church. 

. Christian Church. 

. . . . . . Jefferson Avenue Christian Church. 

. JeB'erson Avenue M. E. Church.

XANCHESTER & BRISTOL, . 

AND 

GENTS' FURNISHERS, 

DETROIT, 

206 JEFFERSON AVENUE,

ADVERTISING DEPARTMEBT. 99 

ESTABLISHED A. C. .l849. 

I: 

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J. M. BRADSTREET & SON, 

HEAD OFFICE, 247 BROADWAY, N. Y. 

Detroit OJce, over First National Bank, 

South-east cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold street. 

BRANCH OEFICES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES: 

BALTIMORE, MILWAUKEE, 

BOSTON, TORONTO. 

CHARLESTON, NEW ORLEANS, 

CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, 

CINCINNATI, PITTSBURGH, 

CLEVELAND, PORTLAND, 

DETROIT, ST. LOUIS, 

LOUISVILLE, RICHMOND, 

SAN FRANCISCO, MONTREAL, 

SAVANNAH, 

Subscribers to our Agency will be furnished semi-annually with a copy of 

our Reports, containing the standing of Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers and 

professional men, in the Eastern, Western and Southern States, revised and corrected 

to date. Also a weekly sheet showing all the business changes, and 

will be privileged to make inquiries at our office, either in person or by letter. 

Letters will be furnished to subscribers enabling them to apply at any of our 

Branch Offices and receive the benefits of the Agency. 

The address OF RELIABLE ATTORNEYS furnished gratis to subscribers. 

Volume Twenty-five is now ready for delivery. Volume Twenty-six will 

be issued Januar) ist, 1870. Relying solely upon the merits of the work, we 

respectfully solicit the patronage of the business public. 

J. M. BRADSTREET & SON, 

South-west cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold st., DETROIT, MICH, 

July, 1869.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN 

ROCKINGHABE AND 

AND ALL STYLES OF 

GLASS AND STQNE FEUIT JARS, 

64 and 66 WOODBRIDGE STREET, 


d

POT jValltes not foz~~zd i72 this List, see P&ge " Too Late for fizse~tion." 

AB3ZFVIATION3 USED IN THIS DIRECTORY. 

ah. abnve. 

C. or GO^. corner. n. s. n~rrh .icle. 

agt ;Went. 

e. ess:. u. w. north west. 

al. nllev. 

e. s. cast side. nr. near. 

asst. as-istant. cst. castilte. o. prec-eding a numher 

ave. tll'enlle. 

h. house. al.gnilie* (11~1 nnmber. 

bds bo;~rds. 1;1b lutwrer. op. opposite 

bel. I)c.low. 

mnfl-. m:liiaDctnrer. P. 0. l'oec Office. 

b. or bcr. between. n. p,.ececlii~g IL numher propr. proprietor. 

bltlg l~uilcling. sig,..~itias new number. r rear. 

bll~ block. 

11. 11ort11. Rev. licvcrcnd. 

cul'd colored. n. e. nurth east. s south. 

The if-ord " strzcr. " is impliecl. 

s. e. south east. 

s. F. k011tll side. 

s. IV. youth west. 

SCC. sect cttlry. 

eupt. rupet.i titenrlcnt. 

trae s. tl'nilsportatiun. 

treas. r reasuwr. 

\v. \vest. 

wid. wido\v. 

w. s. west side. 

A. 

,%lj\~)tt: 'l'ilon~ua H., st,udent, bds. 2U 

\.Voodtvard ave. 

asa, MTilliam, blacksnlith, 11. 127 310nt~- Abbott, Wayne GF., salesman bds. 8 

A ,a,,. 

JIonrcalm w. 

Abate, Lswis, marble finisher, 11. 65 Harri- abbot^, Willizun, bds. o. 11 Alianli ave. 

son ave. 

Abcles. Aclolyhas, lithographer, bds. Hotel 

Abbey, James H., drives ice wagon, h. 566 b1u uch. 

Lamed e. * 

Abcrnetlly, Anne (wid. Robert), 21. o. I72 n. 

Al)ble, George. mason. 11. 434 Croglian. 190 Clif~rd. 

Abbot, 'l'llor1ias F. (Abbot & Ketchulll), 11. Abernt~tliy? Jolln E., gas fitter. bds. o. 172 

297 Fort, \v. 

11. 1'30 Clil3'01-d. 

Abl~ot Jls Kt.tc!~um (T1iom:ls F. Abbot ant1 Abrrnetlly, Kobert, macllinist, bds. 172 

Cei lllus 13. Gerchut~l), dealers in carpets - iuntcalu e.

102 ABR CI~ARTL'S DETROIT AER 

PARKE, JENNINGS & GO,, 

MANUFACTU RI W IG CHEMISTS I inrseryman and Plorist, I 

OHice, 314 Cass Avenue, 

LABORATORY, CORXER llEI\'CT SSD CLIFFOED STREETS, 

(Take TVoodward Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - MICHI~AN, 

JEFFENSOX AYE. (Scar Elm~~oori). 

Trees, ~hnlbs, Vines and ants of every clcscript!on, 

gr ow11 allcl imporl cd, togctllcr with Bulb$, 

Green House Plant-, Flo\ver Sccdr, etc. 

Street Cars pass every ten minutcs. 

Abraham, John, druggist, 501 Michigan Aclame, Jacob, saloon, n. 291 Gratiot, h. 

ave., h. same. 

wile. 

Ahram, Augustus (col'd), barber, at $2 Adalils, James, blacksnlith, h. 12 &rayberry 

Woodward ave., bda. Jcferaon are. 

a~ e. 

Abraln, Frederick, slloeliialrer, bds. e. s. St. Adan~s, John, tailor, 11. 152 Jones. 

Aubin ave., bet. Maple and Gratiot. Adauls, Mrs. Iiat?, wid. Bearclsley, h. 341 

Abry, Mary (wid. Charles), h. 141 Sher- L;iliiyc~tte. 

man. 

Adalils, Icing (coi'clj, cooper, 11.311 L>if:byett e. 

Achenbacl~, Henry, laborer, h. 353 Or- 9tla1ils, ^\iich;iel A., grocer and c~.ockeryleans. 

ware, 1';s Slicliigan a\-e , 11. Sitllle. 

Acker, Samnel, pension agent, '74 Griswold, Aclalne, lioliline D., c. erk, bds. 44 Park 

h. 100 F.

AGA CITY DIRECTORY. ALL 103 

Agan, Peter, laborer, 11. 72 Eighth. Alesander, Thomas B., clerk I). & &I. R. R., 

Agcus, Thomas, laborer, h. 171 National bds. $0 Beaubien, rooms 155 Congress e. 

ave. 

Alford, Eugene S., lake captain, h. 12 

Agnew, Andrew J., clerk. bds. 43 Centre. &Ion tca11n w. 

mew, EdFvi~rd R., bookkeeper, 11. 341 Alfi~rd, George hl., ship carpenter, h. m. s. 

*'I'hircl. 

Fi~teenth, bet. Marquette and Baker. 

Allll):brg, Peter, macllinist, bds. 312 Fort e. Alfred, George, carpenter, 11.70 Mumutette. 

Al~lers, Iienry, carpet weaver, s. 8. Ilic11- Alfred, Nicllael H., printer, h. 14 Macomb 

igan ave., bet. Seventh and Eighth, 11. ave. 

Sallle. 

Alger, Russel A., lumber dealer, h. o. 112 

dirc:p, Genrge, laborer, 11. n. v-. cor Lasalle ' n. 126 Lafayette ave. 

ave. and bly rt le. 

Slgoe, Cy re oius, lightning rod pedler, bds. 

Airry, John, Llzrcksmitl~, bds. 2137 Abbott. 2,9 seventh. 

Airey. RIicI~ael, Iaborer, 11. 337 Porter. Allan, Alesunder, machinist, bds. 241 St. 

Aller, JoIln, It borer. 11. 347 f-Iilstings. 

Aubin are. 

Albert. IYilliam, silk\\-earel., 11. 11 Prirate. Allan, ,4r;us, clerk, h. 40 Macomb ave. 

Alb;.rrs*)n, Henry hl., traveling agt., 11. o. 33 Allan, Josepl1, b-tker, 11. 41 3eech. 

11. 57 Siblthy. 

Al Ian, Ilobert, cal>inetmaker, bds. 55 Mich- 

Albran,l, John, laborer, 11. 511 Hastiug3. igan Grand avu. 

XIl)reclIt, Albert, tailor, 11. 26'7 Eliza- Allwn, Saralr (wicl. George), asst. matron 

beth e. 

IIoine of the Frieildless, 53 High, h. 

Albrl*cllt, T-Terman, laborer, h. 337 Sherman. same 

A1l)rccilt John, teall~sttr, h. n. s. Sn tietam, Allaston, James, engineer, 11. 37 Fifteenth. 

bet. Chene and Dab-)is. 

Alidlitt, Ge;)rge, pedler, 11. 124 Clifford. 

Albr ,ell t, \.Yilliam, mason builder, h. 262 Alltlritrs, Martha (wid. Joseph). nurse, h, 

Elizt~bt~tll e. 

212 Park. 

All)~zrgli, Peter. safemnker, bcls. 312 Fort e. Allen, George, wire worker, bds. 413 Fifth. 

AlLl:s, Xra. Angelica, pli?-sician and mid- Allelnann, Peter C., t;)rrman Nevin St Mills 

wife, 143 JIaple, il. sa?ue. 

h. War son, west of Russell. 

Albus. Ernil, cigarnlaker, bds. 143 Maple. Allenman, Victor, laborer, 11.121 Clinton. 

,41 bus, *J II lias, ci, arrllaker, bds. 143 31aple. Allen, Aaron (col d), laborer, h. 62 Clin- 

Albus, Williurn, cigc~r iunfr., 143 Aluple, 11. ton. 

Sa111e. 

Allen, Alesander, machinist, bds. 241 St. 

Slbua. William, j r., cigarmaker, bds. 143 A ubin ave. 

llaple. 

Allru, Alpheus D., bookkeeper, h. 133 

Alden. John M., plryvsician, 112 Griswold, Adums ave. e. 

1;. 11 Ltwis. 

Allen, Miss Ann (35. A.& E. Allen), residence 

Alder, EJwu~d, bntcl~er, 11. 73 Eigllth. New Yol-k. 

Alddr, Jacob, saloon, 133 Clinton, h. Allen, Aretus H., salesman, h. 40 Macomb 

same. 

ave. 

Ald:)us, Williatn T., painter, 204 Brush, Allen, Bird, saloon. 38 Front, bds. same. 

11. o. 71 n. 123 Columbia e. 

Allen, C~iarles, carpenter, bds. 411 Fort e. 

Aldric:h, Edgar K., stamp clerk P. O., h. Allen, Charles Al., engineer, bds. '79 Congress 

405 Sixth. 

east. 

Alet', John, carpenter, bds o. 472 n. 515 Allen, Clinrles T., collector, h. o. 218 n. 220 

0:sleans. 

Wood ward ave. 

Alef, Jol~n, laborer. 11. 305 North. 

Allen, Edward (col'd), laborer, h. 98 Mul- 

Alef, John P., blaclis~~litli, bds. 305 North. Iett.. 

Alef, Peter, carpenter, bds. o. 472 n. 515 Allen, El bridge G.. 1 umber dealer, 437 At- 

Or!eans. 

wT\later, toot Orleans, 11. 67 Adelaide. 

Alef, \\'illiam, stonecutter, h. o. 472 n. 515 Allen, 3Jiss Elizabeth (&I. A. & E. Allen), 

Orleans. 

11. 294 Woodward ave., n. e. cor. Colum- 

Alesunder, Charles, tanner, h. 38 Coluin- bia. 

Lia W. 

Allen, Henry M., lake captain, h. 411 Fort 

Alexander, F. D., clerk, bds. Antisdel east. 

Hou-e. 

Allen, Henry S., shipjoiner, h. 172 St. Au- 

Alesunder. James, farmer, h. 827 Wood- bin ave. 

bridge m. 

Allen, Isaac, foreman Detroit Chair Factory, 

Alexander, James R., sailor, h. 19 Eight- 11. 883 Second. 

eenth. 

Ailen, John, carpenter, 11. 201 Third. 

Alesuuder, John, currier, bds. lG3 '5TTight. Allen, John, inail conductor, bds. Goodman 

Alesander, Maqin C., moulder, Lds. 146 I-louse. 

Hiopel le. 

Allen, John B., carpenter, bds. Goodman 

Alexander, Thomas, printer, 11. 143 Rlont- House. 

calm e. 

Bllen, John G., carpenter, h. 315 Mullett.

104 ALL CLARK'S DETROIT AMR 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH ISCUJIE, gt; l5,OCO 

~lllison, JilnIe~ D., Custoxil louse officer, 

11. 493 Ii~1s~ell. 

Allison, Jollil, watchmiiker, bcls. '72 Miami 

aven UP. 

Allison. John H., jeweler and !vatcllnlaker, 

- 

155 LYo{)dt~iir(I il VP., 11. .'i'2 Aliairli aVe. 

SOLUN McELEOT, Jldni~ger and Age~~ty Snpt., Allison, Mrs.. 11. 102 Ur;i tiot. 

All riionc, J olln, saluon, '75 Crogllan, bds. 90 

Peninsular BauB Rn,lding, DETROIT, JIICH. Sillllt?. 

Allnocl~r, TT'illiam E., salesman, h. Fort, s. 

Allen. Joseph JI., printer, 11. 69 Sil)leg. e. cor. Fourtet~n tlr. 

A1 len. bliss Joseplliue, dresanial;er, bds. Allor, I\lic.l~wel C., sailor, 11. 161 Clinton. 

222 13i111d01 I 11. 

Al lrig!~ t, August, saloon, 331 Grand Kiver, 

Al'en. i a ayette R., porter. h. G1 Or. h lrd. 11. sallle. 

Allell, L~wis, .tuuber mL~rc1l:~nt7 h. 178 Gris- Alls )I), Henry. sailmalier. 11. 43 Pine. 

wold. 

Allsol). J Iln, forer~~:~n in luxnber yard, 11. n. 

Allen, Lollis, cook, 11. 51 Fort e. 

tv. (-or. Ville\voocl ave. and 1i;iilroi~d. 

Alieil, Louisa I., tt>acllcr \\'illis Avenue Xllstod t, Enir, gardener, 11. Prospect, nr. 

~cliool, 11. 67 Advlilide. 

Su j)t.rior. 

Alleu, Miss Maria (31. A. Yt E. Allen), h. 294 Allt. Ja111es agent 11. 9 Sproat street. 

iVoodwartl aye. 

Alow, ,4tloll)ll, +ailor, l~tis. G3,5 Lz~r.nvd e. 

Allen, Maria, wid. G wge, dressniaker. ill pi 11. H iralll, nlacllinist, bds. 62G AIichjgar, 

220 Hancloll)lr, 11. saille. 

avenue. 

Allen, A1;ir.v E. (will. J~iiiles). 11. 28 Fort e. Alsteacl Cl~risto~)lIer, It~b()rer, 11. C. R. R., 

Allen, Vrville C!., cl~rk, bds. 46 Eiizab~til, 11. \Toodl)t.it!ge, nr. Letts S: Clancy's 

11. w. cor Park. 

sl~ing e y:~r(l. 

Allt*n, 0.-car, laborer, h. s. s. Beech, bet. Altt.nbr:lnd, A4t1g~st~~, tailor, h. ",07 Cro- 

Fourr,li ant1 Fi t'tli. 

g11;111. 

Allen, Peter, s111 teluwkc+r, h. 245 Lafa)-et>te. Xlter11)urgll. John, I:~l)orer, 11. 5' 5 I,afilyt*tte 

Ailell, Ricl~artl \V , tviginzlker, 165 L\'ood- ,%lter:iuge. Anna J3. (wid. I. J.), 11. 145 

ward iive., 11. same. 

C'ollgress e. 

Allen, 31 1.3. 14icii;ird IV., ladies' hairdresser, Alierauge, Julius J., clerk, bds. 145 C'on- 

165 Wo jdward ave., 11. saule. 

gress e. 

Allen, Hob~rt. machillist., bds. 341 St. Aubin Altt.i.nlatt, Joseph, laborer, h. 262 Cathaave. 

1.i ne. 

Allerl, Ro5ert L., arrist, 11. 58 Howard. ' Alt!~r.~llatt. T7ic:tor, cooper. 11. 138 J1:lple. 

Alien, Tlloulas, forenlun Jolui .J. Bagley SL ,Alt111:i:1, Isaac (I. Altnlun St Co.), h. 180 Jlich- 

Co., 11. 125 Cherry. 

iqin ave. 

Allen, lVilli;inl, ~ilzicllinist? bds. 1G3 Howard. Altiuan, I. Si Co. (Isaac A1tma11 and Louis 

Allell, \Viiliam, traveling agent, h. 400 firesle~.), furriers, $9 \\.;I )od\varit aye. 

Sisth. 

Altz, Jolln, lul~orer, 11. 388 Mary. 

Allen, lTrilliam H., bookkeeper, h. 89 State. Alvc~~.t, Augusr, laljorer, 11. w. s. Twenty- 

Allen, CIriliiam H. (with Moses Sutton), h. ii)urtll, nr. hlicl~igan :ire. 

46 Eiizabetll, c4 )r. P;lrlr. 

Alvord, Sarah (wid. Joseyhj, bds. Ill 

Allen, LVillis CV., plasterer, 11. Linlburg Eli~i~\)etl1 e. 

Allen, h1. A. & E. (Maria. ,Ann and Eliz:~bc.t,h AIII berg, Ado1 1111, l~arnessnlalier, 3'79 

Alien), mil ille~y aud i'an~y goods, 294 Grdtiot, 11. Sitnle. 

M'ood ward uve. 

A111 lxrg, David, 11.60 Congress w. 

Alleston. Jiunes, engineer, 11. 67 Fifteenth. Axnbrey, Josepli, tanner, bds. 34'7 Jefferson 

Alley, Jolrn O., xnach~pisr, l~ds. w. s. avenue. 

Twent>--tilirJ, between Fort aid I-Io~~-ard. Aillbriclge, Wiliiam. insul.ance agent, 172 

Alley, Sarah A.. wid. CZ'illiali~, 11. w. s. Jefferson ave.. 11. 333 Gongre~e e. 

'I'weaty-tliird, bet. Fort and Howard. A~lle~.ein, Peter, \vatchlllali~r, bds. Hotel 

Allfelt, John, laborer, 11. w. s. Twenty- l31-icllsc~n. 

fourtll, nr. Xiclligan ave. 

~inl111ia11, Brother, of the Christian Schools, 

Allgo, Jallles, sailor, bds. Uiirrison EIouse. 128 11 :LC( j11ll.1. 

Aliice, He~~ry, carpet weaver, h.' rear 354 A1llljl, C'o~lrad, laborer, 11. 597 Seventh. 

3i1chigau ave. 

Aillos, Frederick. baggage agent 31. C. R. 

Allis, Mrs., washerwoman, h. 12 Clin- li., bd~. 250 I(a~d~bl~,Il. 

toll. 

A311'HI,E'l"l', .JOHN W., dealer in stone- 

Allison, David, forzman W. Duncan & Co., ware, G 4 and 66 l\'ood!;ri,lge w., 11.537 Jefljds. 

n. 8. Larned, between Brush and erwn avt.11 tie. (See crdz ) 

fclando1l)h. 

Anlrhei tl: John, grocer, 11. 1G2 Mnrion. 

Aliis j11, II~rvry, cierli, bds. 153 St. Aubin A111rh~i11, \\'iIl]alii, 11. l,,G Aliic4):1ib. 

ave., cur. Lalay ette. 

Aurhein, LViliiilm, porter, h. 1% Marion.

ABfR CITY DIRECTORY. ANS 105 

Amrliein, Williani. pressman, h. 1G2 Mar- Anrlrt.mz, Eliza, wid. William, h. 336 

ion. 

St~venr 11. 

Aillsden , Dwight S., music dealer, 137 Jef- Andrt:ws, Eugene E., druggist, Ijds. 1G Palf+rson 

ave., 11. sanle. 

mer. 

Andt-rays, Marian, (wid. Joseph), 11. 327 '~ntlrrivs, Eugene H., packing clerk, bds. 16 

blul lett. 

Palmer. 

Anclerl~alt, J~bsepll, 11. 153 blullett. 

An(Irt:\vs, G ewge. drucgist, bds. 16 Pnlnler. 

Anclersrn, Jose1111 (col'd), sleel)itig car jasitor, Antlrews, George E., salesmau, 11, 17 VYash- 

11 3(;9 Nwc-or~~l). 

ington ave. 

Aiiilt.rsc*n. Lizzie (col'd-wid. Thomas), Andrems, George Henry, clerk, bds. 315 Jef- 

11. 263 3121co111b. 

ferson ave. 

Anclersen, Ann (wid. John), 11. 51G An(lrt?ws, (George P.. physician, s. w. corner 

('roglinn. 

Fort and Jllelby. 11. same 

Andrrsl tn, Alexander, carpenter, bas. 71 Andrews, George W , clerk. bds. 16 Palmer. 

Ee;tu?)ien. 

hncirews, Getsret V. N .. setving inaclline 

An(lerson, Andrew, wheel~~right, bds. Tre- * aqent,, 1 1.5 Bates, 11. 16 Pill ~ i ~ ~ r . 

nlont EIouse. 

,inci~.e w*, Janles, laborer, h. 488 Flrood- 

Anclt?raon, Ciitharine, wid. l17illiam, 11. '7'7 brictge e. 

L:tfi1yt!t te. 

ri ncf rc~\vs, Jamc~s, stationery, '78 Grand 

Andelason, C'larles, constable of First Ward, Ijiver, 11 s:ir?le. 

11. 30 Bet.c-11. 

Anclreivs. Jilllies D., clerk D. & hf. R. R., 

An,lers )11, Charles, j r., carpenter. b3s. 30 his. 71 Heuubien. 

Brecll. 

Ancl:*ews. Jollu, hairdresser, 267 Jeff~raon 

And,-rson, Daniel, enginc?c?r, h. 235 Second. a\-rtlur. 11 sarlie. 

A~~tlerson, I)i\~itl, clerk. 11. 2.51 Secoud. -4nclre\vs, Jofln, st~zcl~nt, bds 29 Dnffichld. 

Anclc?rson, El)ent.zer. 11. G4? Fort. \iT. S~~clre\~s, Joi~n L . saiaor. 11. 4'20 Sisrli. 

Atldt*rson. El:i111 ('., bi I1 ljost,er, 11. 304 Fi ftli. tlndrnws, Josepll, laborer, 11. 76 Sational 

Anfierson, George (~igluar Cohu J;: C'o.), 11. x ve. 

GO Lewis. 

Anclreivs, Jlziria F. (wid. Hiram R ), h. 75 

Anclt-rson, Zames, arcl~itect~, BuhZ Block, Ad:lnls :Ire. e. 

80 Gl.i-n*old. 11. 152 riditllls ave. e. hnrlrr\\-s, Myron R., surgeon, Opera Houst? 

An(ftfirsitn, Juines, litborer, 11. 214 Frank- Hlock, cur. ~IrooJwilrci ave., h. 164 

lin. 

Irlowar-1. 

Anderson. Jarlies (col'd). sailor, Lds. 81 And t.rn*s, Norman S., bds. Russell House. 

A1:tcottll). 

Audrr\vs, S:i~t~uel, blztcher, G City Hall 

Andvrson, John E., gasfitter, Geo. A. Far- rni1rlic.t. 11. 3:) 1)iltfic:lcl. 

well. 38 I .arr~ed e. 

Xnclre~v-..., Suniu-1 Ii., clt.1-k,bds. 516 C'rnghan. 

Ancte~.son. Osc-ar, buggageman, D. S: Bf. R. iilltlrt!\~~, \Villia~ir. sash i~nJ b~iud~llalier, 

H.. 11. 15i: C1llene. . 

bds. 51G Cr 1 ~ ,1 tr litn. 

Andersor~, Robert, engineer, h. $91 Larned And t ies. Jiicob. nl-rson, 11. 300 Sorrth. 

enst. 

AII(I~LIS, Elred H., pri~ter, bds. 64 Coluinbia 

Anderson, Iiolwrt H.. colnmission nlc~rcllant, east. 

50 and 52 \.Voodbridge w., 11. 102 La tily- hngirc4'. All~c~t D.. plrpiciiln, s. e. cor. Grand 

ettt! it7ie. 

I-ii\-er and (:ass ( U ~ ~ airs). S I 11. same. 

Antlt-rson. \ITilli:~m (col'd), waiter Russell Angell. Epl1rainl C;, tealuster, 11. cor. Ceme- 

IIouse, i ~d~. siinle. 

, tery anti Kiopelle. 

Anilel*sot~, LVi11i:tiii J., painter and glazier, Xnpll, Fred., laborer, bba. 136 Twentieth. 

11. 148 Lal) t.o~ss. 

A4nsel I, (ic:orge K., ~)hotograpl~ic sr.oc.lr, 

Anderst ,n. \I'ii iiarn W. (col'd), nr;iitcr, 11. s. 127;F Jefferson ave., up-stairs, 11.44 Stims. 

\Vi l kins, bet. Hasti ngs :tutl Prospect. son. 

Andet,t, Lvvi, tnoulder, 11. 523 Fort e. Angell, John, laborer. h. 1SG Twentieth. 

Andre, rin tl~i ,113'~ clerk. 11. 14.1 Orlriins. An

106 ANS CLARK'S DETROIT ARM 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO., 

&a@~~ Neere, 

- 

~IASU?ACTURERS OF 

- Eebe~s~ 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETZOIT, - DIIC'IIIGAN. 

- - 

Arclibold, \\-iliiaul, ~uachiuist, h. 152 Fort 

east. 

Arcllrnl~ronn, Sndreas, stonectzt ter, h. 427 

3lullett. 

A4rcllenbronn, George, stonecutter, h. 501 

Cat ha rim. 

ArcllenLronn, IIrilliam, tailor, 134 Jefferson 

are , 11. 327 (I1 ,nton. 

A4rcliiLald, liulpll, iliac?linist, 11. 471 Fort e. 

Anspacll, Leoyold, cigarmaker, bils. 35 Har- Argle, Cllristoylier, teaulater, bds. 179 

riett. 

Lar~led e. 

Antay a, John. laborer, 11. Riopelle, bet. Argle, \Villialii, Blaclrsmi tli, bds. 179 

Fnrnklin illid \Vooclbridge. 

IJarncd e. 

Anters, Frederick, bli~clr>lllitll, 11. Aliclligau Srglt~ben, Cliaries T., c.~bi net~naker, bds. 

avrnue. bet. Foundry ttllci 'l'\venry-tliirJ. S5 'l'1-c-ell'tli. 

Antisdel, J91111 F. (J. I'. cSt W. LV. Alltisdel), hrgleL,~~l, Fedinand, cabinetlnaker, h. 83; 

bds. Autisdel H )use. 

rr\velftil. 

Anlistlet, \Yil.iatu, clerk, bds. Antisdel ArxiiLri~st, John, saloon, 103 Larned w., h. 

House. 

sil me. 

Antisdi~l, Tilliaill W. iJ. F. 9t W. 1'. An- A 1 lnbruster, Ignaz, laborer, h. 308 Rantisciel), 

Ms. A11 i isdrl houst*. 

do1 pll. 

Aurisdel, J. F. & LV-. \V. (.lo1111 F. and Il'il- A~IIL~I, Henry, blaclrsinith, h. 511 Lafay- 

1ia11i liT. A~l~isdvl). t)roi)riet jrs Antisdel ette. 

Ilousr, 1licliig;~n ave., bet. Howla~ld and Ar~lii tacre. Robert, stonecutter, bds. 23 

Wu*liingtoll ilve. 

\iVnsl?inptoo are. 

Antiv, Jullll, laborer, h. Hiopelle, bet. Frank- Arniitagr, Wiiliulll. carpenter, 11. 253 Third. 

lin and LVoo:lbridge. 

Arnlleder, J osel~h, caryen ter, h. 232 Alont- 

Antoir, Antoiue, shipcaryentcr, h. 121 calril e. 

Baker w. 

Annor, Cliarles. carpenter. bds. 45 Serenth. 

An to11 y, Chii~les, lirborer, bds. Washington Alnlor, Saniut.1 G., p111 bician, Coy1 block, 

House, Wt otibl.iclgt: w. 

11. 38 \.i irtder. 

Antoyuelli, Duviuo, ljlaster works, 121 ,Arniory Detroit City Military CO'S., Fire- 

C; rutiot, 11. su~ile. 

111e1l's Ilail, s. e. cor. Jeilierson and Kan- 

Ant red, Cli ristian, laborer, h. 461 Macomb. clolpl1. 

Al~ger, Ila, liou~e~~io\-er, 11. 397 Fi1~1~ Armst~ong. Allen, street car conduct~r, bds. 

A1).1tt. Clllrist~)l)lle~~, laborer, h. e. s. Wil- 1'75 Jlicllignn ave. 

liams ave., nr. 31yrtle. 

Armst rong, 136- njtlnlin !B. Armstrong & Co.), 

Appel, Jlhhn, stonecutter, h. 275 Jfacoml). 11. 252 liantlot 1111. 

A pyel. Joiln, sllgeniaker, 11. 281 Sliernlan. Armst r( brig, Charles, dgannaker, Ms. 114 

Appel, Miss 'l'heresa, llouselieeyer, 437 Or- Kandoli 111. 

lerills. 

,4rn:strong, Dayid, nlachinist, bds. 67 Ab- 

Appelt, Char:es, foreman Hargreave & Bro,, bo1 t. 

bds. 276 Sevrn tee11 th 

Arnirtrong, Edwin A., salesman, 5ds. 472 

Ap pel t, \Venzel, firenlan, h. 27G Seven- \Vood\\-itrd ave. 

teenth. 

Armstrong, Miss Emily, sen-ing machine 

Apple, Henry, ash peddler, h. 13 Buena operator, Cu~uybell, Linn & Co., bds. 208 

Vista. 

Porter. 

Ayl~leby, Henry C. (Appleby gE Blakely), A-rmstrong. Frank S., salesman, bds. 472 

bds. 31 Jlitd~son are 

\Vood wtird aye. 

Ajq~feby, \i illiam \V., bookkeeper, bds. 40 hrmst rong, Ueorge, tanner, bds. 274 Jef- 

Cong~ ess w. 

ferson ave. 

Appleby cgL Blakeley (I-Ienry C. Appleby Arxnstrong, James, carpenter, bds. 67 Aband 

J arilt~s H. Blake!e?), Yneulua~ic Gus bl btL 

Co., 196 Je6:rson ave. 

Art tist rong, James A., insurance agent, 

Arbeiter Halle ( Arbeiter UA terutuetzurlgs Stinison block, Woodbridge w., h. 55 

Ve~eil~), Jacob alunz, manager, cur. \l'asllillgton are. 

C'attuu-ine aud ltroag, John B., student, bds. 55 Wash- 

Archarilbeatz, Zipheran, carpenter, h. 561 ington ave. 

Crogllan. 

Arnistrong, Jolln J., 11. 314 Fourth. 

Arcllard, \Villiunl Y., physician, 32 Larned Armst rong, Latzncelot, shoemaker, bds. 69 

m., h. 222 Kuudolph. 

Brady .

AR&f CITY DII~ECTORY. ATR 107 

Armstrong, 1,uzerne D. F., agent Britton's ii rnst, Christopher, laborer, 11. Sherman, 

copper st rip lightning contluctor and cor ('am ~ :IU ave. 

Oliio union fexicth, 170 Jeffel.son ave., 11. Arrivee, ,.brallam, shoe:naker, bds. Good- 

Calnpbell, near C'ass itye. 

Illill1 HOIISB. 

A rtlistrong, Oliver ?V., joiner, bds. Eisen- I Iiurs, George, teamster, 11.833 Rand01 ph. 

lord's Hotel. 

Arzdorf, Adam, street cur cuuductor, h. 130 

Arnistrong, Oscar G., bookkeeper, bds. 87 Howard. 

Sllelby. 

AP~:IC~I, ~rto, locksnlitll, 11. 2G C'atllarille. 

Armstrong, Robert, nlnchinist, 11.48 hlarion. Asbeni~cll. LPO, chair maker, 11. 203 St. ALI- 

A r~llst rong, '1'11( ,mas, 11. 446 l\'ood\vard avc. bill ave. 

Armstrong, Thonlas, briclilaytar, 11. 69 Asc.11. S;tinuel, tailor, 11. 51 Columbia w. 

Brady. 

-4bclier. S,~lnueI, ~jedcller, 11. 288 (iratiot. 

Ar~nsr rong, Thomas H., hatter, 176 Jeffer- ..4scller, Sillion, tailor, 179 Clinton. 

son aye., 11. 4'72 LVood~vard are. hsll. l-iichard (li~chard As11 & Co.), h. 184 

AKJIS'L'KOSC;, UN DK1i\\'00D1 carpenter, Uriswold. 

cor. of M7a*llington are. :tud Clitiord, 11. Bsli, \\.'illiiir~i H., painter, bds. 304 Jlullett. 

27 lfr:~slling~on t~ve. (See culz.) 

9s!i. Hicli:trd, b Co. (Iiicllard As11 and darn- 

Arrnstrolig, Lt'illiarn, sailor, 11. s. s. S~ca- 1 ~ E. 1 Lawyer), grocers, 63 ~C:L~I~O! 1111. 

more, brt. H;lrri~ou ave. and 'i'~vel f t'll. Bslldown, 'l'honiaa, ~nacllinis~, h. 187 

Arni~trc ~ng, \-Villianl, traveling agt nt, 11. Porter. 

. 10.3 Co! utnl)i:t e. 

Xsllt~r, George, laborer. bds. 4G Tliird. 

Arrl~btrong, 11-illiam A., carpenter, 11. 113 Asl~l(by, C11~ster, broo~uulaker, house 98 

Httrrisoll aye. 

Larned e. 

AI%AIS'l'KOXC;, B., & CO. (B. iirrnstrong hllley, Ciiristine (wid. Alkenah), 11. 83 

and F. V;luglin). coulposition roofers, k'ort e. 

otiice 2 1.5 .l etferson ave. (See udu. ) Asl~ley, Edgar, Lookkeeper, bds. Franklin 

Ariiistrong. J. iY: B. (John and Benja~nin Iio use. 

A ~.~nstrong), biiliard lull, 215 and 217 Asliley, Henry. produce agent, h. n. w. cor. 

Jefcrson are. 

(;r;~~ld l

108 ATK CLARK'S DETROIT BAB 

NE\V YORIG I Austin, Fr~incis, saloon, 533 Crogilsn, h. 

SOLON itIcELROY, Dli~uiiger and Agr~cy Supt., 

Peninsular Bunk Builcling, DETROIT, MICII. 

Atkinson, Jol111, p:\inter, cor. Brush alld 

Woodbridge, 11. 323 Congress e. 

Atkinson, liobert., fruit dealer, 11. n. e. cor. 

Third ;tnd Plum. 

At.ki~ison, Tl~olliaa, painter. bds. 44 Fort e. 

Atterbury, Cha1.1es L., lawyer. 101 Uris 

~vold. 11. s. w. cor. Sist,ll and Fort. 

Atterbury, Henry S., clerk, Ma. 43 Congrt. 

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CITT DIRECTORY. BAI 

B:i\)cock, K;irr.iet A. (widow CI'i lliam), il. B Lcon, lJT,is!linqtm A.. selest sc'lo31, Rus- 

4 ; 1 Beaabien. 

sell. S. e. c:)~.. 1, irned, 11.478 JzEx.< 333 ave. 

B;lbc)ck, H~rriet X., btts. 141 Wo ldward B.~r:tol.li, Fdr Ii:1iinJ (-;t:)ne cutter), 11. n. e. 

8Ve. 

c:)r. S.:,)tt an 1 1ti )psIle. 

B billion, Auzastu;, lab~rer, bJs. 33 (iris- BitC1:~cli, E I~U~LIBI, mason. bds. 92 Bronson. 

wold. 

B ~de. Fritz, plasterer. 11 363 Eighteenth. 

B lbillion, Jo'ln (B~billion, Hiachrn~n S1 B~tleu, (Jilttries, porter Finney's Hotel, bds. 

Co.), bds. 82 Gris~t-i)ld. 

same. 

Bttbil~iorl, Pctx, sttlo~n, 33 GI risrvolJ, 11. B.ider, Peter, snlesnlqn, bds. 89 Russell. 

Sallle. 

Bdi, Cilristian, lab., 11. Ciilitoll ave., near 

Babii lion, 11inclum:in & Co. (.John Babillion, CCepublic brewrry. 

Josepll I3. Hillctllnii11 an I G~ly F. llillcll BIL:~!)~, J~)seph, joiner, h. Chene, n. w. cor. 

111:111), Detroit city grain Llryer, 97 \Toad- Cll:?stu ut. @ 

bridge w. 

Buecker, C~sper, glass stainer, h. 39.2 Lxfay- 

Baby, Liellrp, esprtissnlan, 11. 72 Caes are. ettc?. 

Baby, T tl~~lltls, E~~I~S~~IUII, bds. 78 C'il>s t l ~ ~ Bzecker, . Ge~rge (cabinet maker), h. 477 Ma- 

Bucll. E'redericl:, ~llttcllinist. 11. new 163 old co111b. 

:(i4 B~.ewst,er. 

B'ier, August, baker, 11. 332 bliclligzn ave. 

Bach, Alla:.tin, printer, bde. 51 Catllarine. 13.1er. Cort1e:ius 'I'., (BL-onsau &k B~lorj, bJ3. 

Bacll, 'l'heudor~, fruit dealer, bds. 98 Cl~n- (YS P;irk. 

ton. 

B ier, Elizit!)eth, seamstress, 11. 314 North. 

Eecl~al, Louis, cigarmalier, h. 515 Cath- Uaer, Fl.e;ioricli, bdu!

110 BAI CLARK'S DETROIT BAR: 

1 

1 L . -.., . . . . . . . , 

STrIh-DA ICD I Bi:lY~:f.efr:lnli G., clerk custom lioose, B. 79 I 

u,J:J3: gkxx;B$S.C,'JCS Winder. 

B:tkt.i., Frederick, 11.202 Division. 

Ofnce, 374 Cass Avenue. 

13ul;t~r. Zl'rc~clcl-it.k. ~liacl~i~iist. 11. 457 'f?~.rcsell. 

Uitkcr, F1.e it.ric:k iI., lawyer, SU ti ~iswoid, 11. 

23s Sec.ond. 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Bitkt*r. Gt-oige, cabinetmaker, 11. 477 Ma- 

-- colll b. 

Baier. Pliilil) J., clc~lk, I:ds. 101 A~;III;P~Y~. e. B;Ilier, Geopce. groreriee, pro\-isions nnd 

Baier, \Yi 1 iiitln, u ~llc )I st tsrer, 129 \\-oocl\vard lit ~lors, 409 Alichigan ave., cvr. filiglltli, 11. 

a\-t?., his. 85 i4da~l~s :~vt.. e 

s:1111e. 

Bailess, Frank, lluclidriver, bds. 133 31 ul Baker, (ieorge 8 , accountant, bds. I{ ussell 

lett. 

I-louse. 

B~iley, A. H., pllysician, 501 Aliclligan ave.. Bi~lr. 11. $4- Jones. 

Bailey, Jolm C., civil engineer, h. 203 Con- Bilker, Jiic-01): cigar 11i;i lrer, 11. 9.i4 _\Jarion. 

gress e. 

13;11it.r, Jacob, c:el.l

B A4K CITY DIRECTORY. BAR 111 

Bak:.r, William, brewer, 11. 20.; Jcffdrs In Ballrr;~?, Glnqs & Co. (Willinn1 J. 'Bi~IIery, 

ave. 

J:)lln \IT. Kc?rmn: t nn(1 J;inzl*s G~~LsL). 1)ro- 

Bitkt3r, Willia-n F.. clerlr. bds. 8G Tlxrned e. prietors of Dr. iier ~lott's ~nedicines, o. 214, 

13aker, \Vii liiiin Y., janitor Jierrill Blocl;, 11. 203 \Yoo(l wit1.d an:. 

b.!s. 45 Sl~er111an. 

13illlett, hlrs. E!izu, 11. 182 Clinton. 

Baker & EIdridgc! (John B. Bzrker and EtIwin B:illep, Frerlerick, c0:~rpenter, 11. 63 Jones. 

U. E.d ridge;). (iy ulnasiuiu Billiard .Ko:)zn, B.1 Is, Williiim. grocer. o. 331 n. 333 Grand 

3G C01igro~s e. 

ljiver, 11. sa111e. 

Balcli, Beliju~uin (tvi~ll Balch St Co.), h. 115 Bliisley, S:iin~~el, stoneware manufacturer, 

Howu rd. 

11. 729 Fort w. 

BaIc11, George W. (Billcli & Co.), 3 Cranage B;~lsIey, 'i'heoilore L., stoneware manufact- 

Biock, Shelby. 

urer, 11. w. cor. Tilirteentll a ~ Fort, d h. 

Bale11 tk Go. ((Jeq)rge IV. B:~lcll ant1 .%nclreiv 414 Fort nT. 

Burul~uiil),fl:)ur,gri~in ttu:I l)rodt~ce coin- Biil~~'lerg, Justice, laborer, 11. 44& Cathanlission 

inerc.llants, Ci 4 Jt4'erson ui-e. rill*. 

BLLIc~I~~~, Niss I111 bg~n.3, SLLL~S~VOU~~L~~, 

bils. Ba~n!)[~rger, Jfnrris, fi1nc.y gods, 09 Wood- 

102 Jt'ff21-s en avo. I witril avc., bds. e. s. St. Antoine, nr. Con- 

Balderin;=, Ilellry, meJicine agent, 11. IS3 cress. 

l3r~*\vster. 

~anlii)nl, Frederick, grainer, Lds. 71 Beau- 

Buldi I I ~ Fre , Jerick, painter, Ms. 21 1 Catha- bitfn. 

ri ne. 

B:IIIL!~?., Ge~rre, cl.e:-k P. 0.. 11. 43 Henry. 

B:ilili~iger, Franz, cabinetmaker, 11. 378 3la- B:l~li;)toli, Jd111 E., It~~lrl agsnt, bJs. 63 

c0111b. 

Jones. 

Baldre\-, Henry, clerk. supt. office D. & 31. . 13;l:i~;)r.1111, J~sq,li B., bnoklrecpe-, 11. GS Jones. 

H. ll., b~ls. 1,7 Cram' cr:11111. 

B:i~~~it~rgit~~, Fr:i~ll;. 1:~borer. 11. 5 12 Crt )gllan. 

Bal(lry. George, 1ul)ort:r. 11. 127 J,af;~yettc e. Bancrot'c, tit: brge h., news de,)ot,, 89 Grisl3altIwi11, 

,iur4)u. clerk, bcls. 29 Cougrc

BAR BAR 

Burg111 #fY. Josepli, tea~iistt~r. 11. 04 Pros1 ect. 

13a1 ie, IJotzis. gI.oc(>r. 196 Reaulrien, 11. sarlle. 

62f~ Fns,uca_nc~ - G~mpa.nr, Barie. 1,ouis \Villiani, baker, shop 1% Fvrt 

e., 11. sanle. 

ASSETS, . . $13.COO.OGO Birrit.. Jol1n P., hat :lnd cap store, 1964 

DAILY Casn In-co~iz; $13,000 hlicl~igan ave., 11. same. 

SOLON DIcELROY, Bl;rui~ger and Agcncy Sapt., Ba 1.i teau, Alexander, peddler, h. 437 IAafhyette. 

Pe~~insular Bank Building, DETI

BAR CITY DIBECTORY. BAS 

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Barnes, Ja~nes, fonn(1c~r. 11. Twenty-f'ourtl~, Bnrrett, Pi~trick, luborc:r, 11. Wight, near 

bet. l{ail rol~d and Balier. 

C';i~lll)au ~IV(+. 

Barnes, \\viliiaili 13. (Barnes Bro'a.): h. o. IGG Barrert. Richard, bds. 1'71 Tnrelftll. 

n. 230 Second. 

Burrtitt, Sumuel, carpenter, 11. 310 Congress 

Barnes Bro s. (Clmrles O., Cyrns B. and w. 

i l i i I . r e ) , r ~ i ur c Barret.t., Thomas, laborer, h. e. s. Sistll, near 

and ~11oI~~s~lt: dealers, 141 Jefft*rson ave. Pluul. 

Barnard, Cliarles, laborer, Lds. 335 Frank- Bit rret t, Tl~ornas, laborer, 11. 1 G7 Twelftli. 

lin. 

13ilrrt-11.t, \Villiani, lal~orer, 11. 31 1 Larned e. 

Bnrntird, Ckorge H.. litborer, bds. 'I'enth, bet. 13al*l.iBk. Marlin, peddler, h. 346 Urand 

Fort and LV( ~odbritJge. 

Iii ver. 

Bar nard, Shernlan S., 11. 03 Fort w. Burris, Joseph C., grocer, 200 Woodward 

Barnet.t, Alesander, shipcarl~enter, h. 42 ave., bds. 190 a nw. 

Harrison ave. 

Bzirris, bliss L\1:~ry, S~+;LIIIS~ ress C. B. Xorthrop 

Btlrntbtt, Jal~es, nlacllinist,, h. G3 Baker. 

t% Co , btls. 300 Fifth. 

B:irnetr, Louis, ti~iltlr, 100 &l:~conlb, 11. same. Barren: Cillarle+ L.. engineer, 11. 65 George. 

Biir~le~, ('lliiries, laborer, 11. s. w. cor. At- Uurrou, Ah. Jane, 11. Dzquintlre, below Uruwater 

uiltl Kiva1.d. 

tiot. 

Barney, C'llarles, carpenter, 11. 233 in tie- I3:1rl.o\~, August~zs, bookl~eeper, h. 256 

ta111. 

Pit 1.1~. 

Barney, Clitirles, jr., teamster, 11. 178 Maple. Barrows, Jlilo IV. (C. ;\I. Garrison SE CO.), bds. 

Burnt ~zirr., George L., clerk, bcla. l?~.anklin hlic lig:.uu Exc11;xnge. 

House. 

Bi~i-ry: Alin (wid. John), bds. o. 82 n. 85 Ad- 

Biirns. Alonzo T., traveling agent, h. 19G :LIIIS ave. w. 

Ft)llt t1~. 

Burry, Daniel, clerk, bcls. o. 90 n. 113 

Barns, Henry, cal)inetmiilrer, 11.203 Broilson. George. 

Bill.ll~, Ilenr!, editor, 11. o. 13 n. 110 Aliullli Brirry, l)avicl, clerk, 11. $9 Colun~l~ia w. 

a \-e. 

B~irry, David {Di~vid Burry t!k Co.), i1. o. S2 n. 

Burns, Jolin, cliair~naker, 11. s. s. Plnm, bet. 88 A+atus ave., bet. Cliti)rd ;iud Cass 

Bar~ls, Jol111 A., bakery, 103 LVuodward :tve. 

ave., 11. 20 ll(~11ry. 

Barry, Edward, carpenter, h. \v. s. National 

Fourt I aid Fifth. . 

:lve., bet. Elill and -4~11. 

B.4 KS UJl, EUG EXE T., wholesale hard- Bir rry, George (Stone & Barry), res. 

wTiire, Ljetroit \vi re \vorks, 102 \Voodward 'l'oronto, Ontario. 

ave., 11. 63 Congress w. (See ads) ic:trr.y, Jalil~.s, laborer, 11. 531 Seventh. 

Bzlrnum, Ki l lia~n, llorse power wood caw- Bttrry, Jiim~h~. 111. )ulder, 11. 141 L'orter. 

yer, h. o. $2.1 11. 309 hl~zl1t.t~~. 

Barry, John, laborer 31. C. E. It., 11. 21'7 

B:il.ny:l, Ht-n,y, *;~iloi-, 11. 2.55 Franklin. Fifth. 

B:~i.r~tt.t~, Tllol1ii~s E., 11. 5 Furriier. 

B~rry, Jahn, salom, 125 Franklin, h. 

J3.t rretr., Xntlluny, caryen ter, h. rear 101 La- s:iiue. 

1) ro~se. 

Ba.rrj-, John, carpent,er, 11. 141 Porter. 

Barrett, Dilniel, clerk, bds. 390 Fifth. Barry, Louis, tailor, 315 3licliigan ave., h. 

Barre; t., Dauiel, engineer 31. C. li. It., h. lG5 tune. 

Howard. 

Bl~rry, AIichac+lt plumber, 11. 480 Fort e. 

Earrert, David, grocer, 70s I~'oodbric2ge m., Burry. bIicl;ael, laborer, 11. 501 Fort H. 

11. 5O.j salue. 

Barry. Patrick, clerk, 11. o. 9.) 11. 113 (jenrge. 

Barrett,. George, carpenter, bds. 310 Con- Burry, Pat rick, laborer, 11. 174 Orellard. 

gress w. 

B y t i . engraver, bds. 113 

Barrett, George GF., clcrk 31. C. It. R., bda. thorue. 

310 Conzre: -S \V. 

B~rr-y, 'I'homsas, labxer, h: 265 Thirteen- 

Barrett, George, fireman, 11. Wight, near and-a-l1zrlf. 

Cunlpau ave. 

Barry, Tilt)lllas J., clerk, 11. 72 Sibley. 

Barrett, James, boilermaker, bds. 132 Lar- Barry, \Vil liain, clerk. 11. 53 Aliz~~)nli) ave. 

ned w. 

Burry, IFr. lliam, grocer, 75 F~-auklin, h. 

Bilrrett, Jolin, laborer, bds. n. s. Plum, bet. sit 1118. 

Fifth and bistll. 

Barry, David. & CI). (Di~~id B.irrj- and 

Burrett, Johanuu (wid. Michael), h. 385 Aliclrael Dee). publisllers Western Catllo- 

Pitth. 

lic, 10 and 12 Larned e. 

Barrert, Mary (wid. Dilniel), 11. 390 Fifth. Barse, ~Villiit~ii H., j r., driver A. W. Cop- 

Brirrstt, Morris. lab!>rer, bds. 390 F~f'tll. li~lld, bcts. G9 Bwubien. 

Bnrret-o, hlaurice, sailor, 11. 103 Lzitu~ett~e. Barsley, George, carpenter, bds. lG3 Hom- 

Bilrretr, Pat~.ic.k, boilermaker, bds. Larn; d, atrJ. 

urnr Ciient?. 

Bnssztt. Arthur, salesmtin Farrand, Shcley 

Bzirrett, Patrick, ltxborer, 11. n. s. Pinrn, bet. St Co., h. o. 69 n. $3 E~izaberll \i.. 

Fifth and Sixth. . 

Basset t, Uer, wachiuist, bds. 330 Fort e.

114 BAS CLARK'S DETROIT BAU 

PARKE, JENBINGS & CO. 

OFFER 

c 13 1 C A L s 

AT EASTERN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. 

W e make no~la but what we can 

guarantee for p~~rity. 

Bast, Eugelbert, muson builder, h. 146 

Clint-oil. 

Bitst, J. Hugo, bds. 145 Clinton. 

Barton, ~!ll:irles. Inl,orer, h. Tiventy-first, 

bet. I-IO\\.i.;t rd and Forr. 

Biltcll~l, Ernest, laborer, 1.1. 13 Silver. 

Batc:ieliier, Jo!ln \V. (Butciieliler St Cloolr), 

11. 206 N~ntll ave. 

B:itcllel(ler SL Coolr (Jolln 1'. Bntcl~elder 

and Jan~e; P. ('ook), wli~~lc.~ale dei~ier~ in 

Ba~svtt*, George, drover, bds. 193 Grand rougli and cut stone, IVooJbridg(: w., nr. 

Hiver. 

Boarti 'l'ritde bui!dings. 

Bassett, Irving A., insurance, agent, h. 22 Bateluan, T!lotii;~s. street car conductor, 

J3,izubetll \v. 

bds o. 1 ;S n. 237 Four~ll. 

B.irtrnbucl1, George A., saloon, 232 C'ro- Bates, 14ndrew, luiilber dealer, h. 263 Conghnn, 

!I. satlie 

grvss e. 

B.~r;eub ~cll, Ciddrge .I., tannery, 230 Rivard, Bates. (ieorge C.. balier, bJs. 2.31) Gratiot. 

11. sanle. 

Batcbs, George L., carpenter, 11. 50 Seven- 

B;trtel, Cicborge, laborer, 11. 537 Clinton ave. tventli. 

13arte1, Jolin, ljeddler, bds. 127 Alullett. But,es. Henry C.. prod ncc clenler, foot 

Barrel. Nicholas, laborer, 11. 127 A1 nl lt2t.t. Sllell)p., bcis. hIiclligu11 .Esc!~iinge. 

Bartc=.s, \.Villiaiil, porrer, Lds. hiel Erich- Bate.;, James A., Lic:uc. Clul. U. S. ,I., Ms. 

sell. 

Bi.lcl le I-loust?. 

B;lrrellioff. Jolin, laborer, 11. 05 Bronson. Bates, J )sep11, jr., patternmaker, bds. 224 

Barteitiotf, Valentine, lakorer, Lds. (33 Bron- l{andoll)ll. 

s( jll- 

Batc?~, Jose;)ll. seur., patt rnmaker, 11. 224 

Bartllel, hlartin, tei~~nster, 11. Slri Laf~yette R~tlidolpl~. 

Bart!lololuew, Albert M., 11. 88 Lilfidyette Bi~tcbs, I Je\vis J., e:?itcr Poet.. 11. 219 Park. 

itVc. 

13iites, Pliillip, labon-r, 11. 35.) 'l'bvt-lftli. 

Bartllolonleu, William E., taxtracts nnd 13a tes, S:inluel, salesluan, 11. 815 LVood- 

~)ert'u~ner~. 273 Akliclligan i~~e., 11. sunltt. \~ii rd ave. 

Barriett, Eigeue F., iiiu~lli~iist, bds. 2.3 B.ttt.s, 'l'llonlas S., ~nachiniat, 11. o. 33 n. 63 

Sist 11. I ~i~.oil t. 

Bartiect.. 1Ie;lry N., Deptzty U. 

i 

S. Rlarshal Bares, \\.illiam C., grocery, S4 Abbott, h. 

11. 39 C'ol uri1bi;c w. 82 sa111e. 

Burtlert, J21111c.s. Si11;t Detroit Locomotive Batc?soli, Paul, window sllade maker, 195 

\.Vork.i, 11. s. S. L3verett bet. Eigllill and 'l'l~ird, 11. sa111e. 

X~utll ave. 

Bi~ti'sol~, S 1101n )11 S., S ~!~SIII~II S. Iloses, ~i~t-peiltt-r, 11. FYoodbridge w. 187 C.~en;:, 11. sattie. 

Bas5et1, Perer, sailtr, h. 2.6 Beacon. Baudoin, Juiia (wid. Josel)ll), 11. 173 

Bast, Antt,n, ~rlumil, btls. 146 C'ii t~ton. 1 Or' I.allP. 

Bast, Uasper, usou, h. 173 Clhton. Bauer, bdreus, stonecutter, h. 129 Mullett.

BAu CITY DIRECTORY. CEA 115 

B;iuc.r, Antllon~, pilint or. 1.1. I1 1 Kapolcon. Baycr, Micl~ilel, boots and shoes, 514 Gra- 

B:i-.e~~, AII~IIOII~, ~i~i(10n. l(M3 JAic11ig:!lt ai~e. tiot, 11. ~tt111e. 

Bit uer, C'c~~l~er, sll~cil1:i ker, 11. 30 1 Coluu Bity itty , Jziines Z.. clerl;, h. Lnrned, bet. 

Liu e. 

Si:co1)~1 a11c1 'l'lii~d. 

Ba ner. George, sl~oem;tlrc*r, 11. 1 12 Ben ton. Bi~yul I, Clln rles. laborer, 11. 344 North. 

Ui~ui-r, I-lt~n ry, 1)ai lltet*, 11. 141 Lafnyett o. Buz~llan, Ji)sepl~, luborvr, 11 e. s. 'l'\\-enty- 

Bi~utlr, J:rcob. labol.t.r, 11. 121 Ci~llloun. t0urtli. \let Alirgnolia and 1,inden. 

13:~11et.. J01111, ~;~t'l~et s11oe 11luf~u. 11. o. 29 11. Re:\, Jolln (col'c.). labor r, 11. 37 C'el~tre. 

lU9 Ni11)0lt'011. 

Be'rcll. B>I'OII LS., 1)ll~~i~iiin and surgeon, 

B;~uet.. J ~hn, grocchr, 484 Cr~gh~tll, 11. same. Dr. Icernlott's office, 11. 34 i3utt ern ut. 

321 tubr? J01111, 1;iLorer. 11. 4S7 A l i 1c1 ~ t. Bt*?tcli. Al:irliu l?., Ii~lIograpli~c pri~iter, bds. 

I3:r tier, Jolln, 111~1son. 11 121 Cal lloun. 51 Ciit,llu~ inc?. 

B;ini~r. Josei~ll, saloon. 93 Prosi;ect, h. Bei!c!i, Myron, bds. 25'7 Ji~fferson aye. 

same. 

13e:tcl1. \Va~tc.r P., general iiisu~.unce agent, 

B;r ucar, Ma t.liins, laborer, 11. 51s James. 111 Jrtfi.rson itye., res. Yl)silanti. 

Bailer, Matliiiis. sllc,ernitker, h. s. w. cor. I3ea(.-l1;i111, Jollu. i~g++t~L Virtne & 1-orston, 

Nort.11 wuci l

116 BEA CLARK'S DETROIT BEG 

A~E\V ~zL'oI.

BEC CITY DIRECTORY. BEL 117 

Becker, Andreas, c~~rpenter, h. 273 b1ont- i32eclier, Elgar B., clerk, rooms 61 Beaubien. 

cairn e. 

B.:?ch::r, Isaac, labarzr, h. o. 93 n. 226 

Becker, Anton, bricklayer, h. 235 Russell. Guoin. 

Becker, Clliirles S., sailor, 11. 196 Tenth. Beecller, Joseph, shipcarpenter, bds. 79 Cro- 

Becker, Cl)nrrtd, carpenter, bda. 59 Chestnut. ~rllan. 

Becb er, Conrad, laborer, 11. 269 Clint.on. ~ekclrcr, Lut,her, h. 297 Jefferson ave. 

Becker, Frunk, blacksmith, bds. 156 St. Beedzler, Arthur, clerk, bds. 25 Bqg. 

Antoine. 

Beedzler, JI )se yll, fruits, 101 Woodward ave., 

Beeliel., Frederick, bricklayer. 11.133 Marion. 11. 26 Bagg. 

Bncker, Frederick. 111:.icl~ini.;t, 11. 437 Kussell. Beeler, David, shipcarpenter, h. o. 299 n. 

n. 353 Catharine. 

Beeler, John (col'd), laborer, h. 211 East- 

Ings. 

Beer, John, carpenter, h. Fifteenth, bet. 

Alicllig~n ave. and Alaritntet te. 

Beclier, FerdiuauJ, tinsruitll, h. 232 Sc. Au- 

bill ave. 

Becker, Hermann, carpenter, bds. 76 Catha- 

rine. 

Becker, Jacob, laborer. 11. 371 JIrtcomb. 

B.:cker., Johll, cari)enter, 11. 10 Silver. 

Becker, Jolln, curl)enter, bds. 24 Silver. 

Bccker, John, cooper, 433 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Becker, J. Joseph, groceries, 410 Gratiot, 11. 

Sa111e. 

B

118 BEL CLARK'S DETROIT BEN 

PARKE, IENNIKGS & CO.'S 

Bell. ?'avia (wid. Airall), dressmaker, 19 Miami 

;ive , 11. sal~it?. 

Bell, Tlioii~:~s, Siipt. D. Ss h1. R. R., h. 125 

C'ongrt~~s t.. 

ARE SOLD BY THE 

Be!l. V. I3: adforrl, clelli Custonl IIouse, Lds. 

45 Congress w. 

Bell, 'a'illianl, shipcarpenter, h. 33-1 Lafay- 

LEADING DRUGGISTS ette. 

THROCGIIOUT THE UXITED STATES. Bell, \;l-iilinrn H., ma'cllinist, h.1G Pearl. 

- 

Bell, M illiam James, carpenter, bds. 383 

Belanger, Joseph. clt-rli Charles Peltier & \Vood L ridge e. 

Son, Lds. 232 Ylio1:clle. 

Bellair, Jowklr 0.. clerk, 11. 289 Larned e. 

Belangttr, Pl'oall: carlrenter, 11. 167 Twelfth. 13ellair, Oliver, jr., clerk, bds. 293 Lamed e. 

Belanger, Joseph, cleric, bds. 146 St. An. Bellair. Oliver, sen., land dealer, 11. 293 Lartoine. 

ned e. 

Belgard, Joseph, jr., carpenter, hds. 308 Brl langer, Tllomas, teamster, 11.98 Division. 

Guoin. 

Bellvr, Jacob, saloon, 16 Congress w., 

Belgard. Joseplr, sr., carpenter, 11 208 G uoin. bds. Hotel Mnucil. 

Beliel, George, slloemaker, 11. Fa ims~vorth, Bellinger, Ll'illiaxu, sawyer, h. \Voodbriclge 

Let. \Voodwar.d ave. and John H. 

w., n. tannery. 

Belit.1, Louis, ellgineer, 11. s e. cor. Hall and Bellisle. Joseyll, laborer, 11. o. 23 n. 299 

and Hioyelle. 

Korth. 

.Bslkl~ap, John (Belknap 8i Drake), h. 55 Bell pell, Joseph, saloon, 85 Woodbridge 

Madison ave. 

w., 11. same. 

Bellinap, Philo G., magonmaker, h. 63 Bell~vood, Robert, clerli, bds. 1Gl MTood- 

Fifteen t

BEN CITY DIRECTORY. BER 119 

Benfev. L.. ciisllier Fri$e:l~nrn & Bro., 11. 

1 Benoit & Clleii (E. B. denoit and Valero 

267 1Voo.l\var~l am.. 1111 stairs. 

C'lleli), furnitut.e, 90 (3 rii tiot. 

B2nfe.v. L:)uis, bda. Itt~ssel i House. 

I Benoit. J. P., Q Bro-. (Jolln P., Charles P. 

Bmlrii~n, C1i:trles. laborer, h. 47% Wood- I and C,tlnille P. Benoi t ). brass foundry 

I 

br~ ige e. 

ancl ~iiaclline shop, 253 C'roghan. 

Bsli hitin, Ebenezer, accountan t, h. 45 Clin . I Bellson. Aditm. s de leather cutter, 11. 40 

to 11 . 

Jliclligrnn Grand anA. 

~enllarn, Jane (wid. -Burr), bds. 41 Eliz- Brnson, Henry E , 11. 541 .Jrffersen ave. 

abeth e. 

Benson, John, clerli, 11. 303 1,nrned e. 

Benliam, Tlleron D.? clerk, bds. 48 Clinton. Benson, illicllael, ti~renlan Bridge and Iron 

Bening, J~ziius, slloenliiker, 11. 22 German. works, 11.101 Labt.osse. 

Benireaa, Miss Christina, nlilliner, bds. 132 Benson, Mrs. ('atllarine, vegetables, City 

St. Antoine. 

Hall market, 11. 40 Jficlligan Urund ave. 

B2niteau, Is rsel J., 11. 120 Congress e. Benster. Etxiory Jl., machinist, h. 14 How- 

Beni teitu, Miss Cle11ian ti~~a, milliner, bds. ard IIousj block. 

101) Ctttllit~.ine. 

Benster. bleuzt) hf., sewing machine ad- 

Benja, Albcrt. laborer, bds. 67 .4tw;iter e. j ustor, bds. Franklin House. 

Belljii~nin, Charles, saloon, 110 \\'oodbridge Bentlev, i\un C. (wid. Hirilln), h. 233 Brush. 

e., 11. same. 

Bentley, Hai~nall (wid. Sanluel). 11.179 How- 

Bennaitia, Mrs. Ida, ast~rologiat, h. 121 Gra- ard. 

toit. 

Bentley, Jol~n, finisller, bds. 179 Howard. 

Beninger, Mary (wid. Andrew), h. 221 Hasting~. 

Bennett., Aaron, labfwer, bds. Brighton 

House, 190 Grand River. 

Bennett, John 1-., druggist, 87 \XTood\vard 

ave., bds. Antisdel House. 

Bdnnett,, Ira (Bennett, LVood & Titlow), 

11. w. s. 1layberr.v aye, near 14~11. 

Bcn11et.t~. Joseph K., U. S. hlarslial, bds. Rus- 

sell House. 

Benuetr., ltobert, carpvnter, bds. 29 Seven- 

tevn tll. 

Bennett, Itobert (col'd), porter, h. 198 St. 

Aubiu aye. 

Benllrtt, ltobert R. (col'd), porter, postoEce, 

11. 2'38 :t. rlubin ave. 

Bcnner L. \\.'illi.i~rl, cit rl)tanter, 11. \v. s. Rlay- 

berry ave., bet. 31iclligun ave. and But.- 

ter~li~t. 

Benneit, 11-illium, laborer 31. C. 12. It., 11. 29 

Se\-e11 tf3l21l I 11. 

Zelitlet,t., \.V illiiim, laborer, 11. 59 B~*ady. 

Belrnett. \\'illinii~ ,I., sailor, bds. W. 8. Mayberry 

aye., bet. Jlicllig:.an aye. aiid Butten1 

ut. 

B~nllet, William C., bu:cher, 331 Fort w., 11. 

375 Lioward. 

Bellnett, \Vootl & Ti tlow (Ira Bennett, 

Beniley, Slonroe, bds. Perkills' Hotel. 

Ben tley, Otis IV., baker, 11.529 Flf'tll. 

Bel~tley, Martin V., oildealer, 123 Jefferson 

are., 11. 2 1 G Hnudolpli. 

Bentz, Catharine (wid. Jacob), h. 158 

Hivard. 

Bentx. Joseph. laborer, h. s. IV. cor. Detroit 

and St. Aubin ave. 

Benz, Fretlericlr, tinsniitll, bde. 332 Gratiot. 

Benzenberg, Cll1.istinu (wid. IIenr?), h. 324 

I-lastings. 

Benzien, Jolln. laborer, 11. 301 Cllest nut. 

Bellzing, ti eorge, cabilletilial;er, h. 140 

Si3ve1ltll. 

Rerbrg, Fraderirli, carpenter, 11. 10 Beacon. 

13erbeg, \Villiam, baker, bds. 309 Alicl~igan 

ave. 

Bercumb, Ed n-nrcl. laborer. 11. 126 Seventh. 

13c.ratie, L'lii,ip. clerk, ids. 210 liivard. 

fierg, Augitsr, b.is. 2.)7 Aion c.11111 e. 

Berg. C'liarles. cigur~naaer, bds. Hotel Er- 

~C,IS(+II. 

Berg, Cl~iirles(Berg & Grosman), bds. 297 

A10111 c~llt~le. 

1 Berg, Jolln, l)laclisrrlith, 11. 159 Cheslnut. 

1 Berg. Jt,lirl 1;\1)or~r, h. n. S. i\Iacoi1ib, bet. 

C'llene 21nd Di~bois. 

Berg, Jobel'll, curlier, bds. T17asliington 

i\'iliiam 1-1. CVtrod itnd George Tir low), klouse, LVoodbl.idge w. 

susll and L),ind ~unfrs., 8S-l.\.liclligt11 ave. Bv1.g. ],onis, engiueer Free Press, h. 95 

Beuoit. Ciitniile P. (J. P. Uenoit & B~.os.), C'ai hari ne. 

btls. 2% Crog1l:in. 

Bvrg, Peter, drayman, 11. 110 Clinton. 

Beuoit., Cliar;zs P. (J. P. Benoit & Broa.), h. Berg, Peter, laborer, 11. 147 Slier~lian. 

235 C'rogllau. 

BelSg, Peter. tilusician, 11. ::-i'2 Lafi~yette are. 

Benoit, E. P: (Benoi t St Cheli), h. cor. Ri. 13i:rg & Grosluan I r e s Berg and 

vard untl yurt. 

LVilliztnl Ci rossn1an), cigar mnhs., 212 Ura- 

Beiloit, Xulil Y., grc cer, 217 Fort e., 11. same. tiot. 

Ieuoit, Jiillu Y. (J. Y. Berloit & Bros.) h. 555 Berger, Adolph; broom ~ni~lier, 11. 5,5G Fort e. 

Crog11itn. 

Berger. Casl)er, gunsmith. 11. 46 Russell. 

Benoit, John P., sen., ma~hinisl~, h. 2.35 Bttr.g,:r, Casper, j r., eugritver, Lds. 46 Itus- 

L'r4 gll~~n. 

sell. 

Be11.i~. Mrs. Pauline (wid. CharleK), h. 483 B~I~cP. Charles, gluemaker, 11. 536 Fort e. 

Crog1lau. 

131=rger, Gerson, cig~~rmalrcr, Lds. Clinton, 

Benoit, Peter, watchman, h. 655 Franklin. bet. Bivard and Bussell.

120 BER CLARK'S DETROIT BET 

NE\V YORIL 

Berry, Jolin F., carpenter, 11. e. s. Sisth, nr. 

Grand Hiver. 

bet@ Fnawance Gampan~, n erry, John G., clerk, 11. 155 Harrison aye. 

Berry. Jorepli H. (Date 

ASSETS, . . S: Berry, and Berry 

$12,000,000 

Brotlier*), h. 475 Jefferson ave. 

DAILY C-s SII IXCOJIE, $15,OCO 

- 

Berry. Mary A., (wid. 11-illian~): bds. 439 

SOLON McELJlOT, Itlilniiger and Agene~ Snpt., Sistll. 

Berry, Miss Adelaide H , 11. 311 Larned e. 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, NICH. Berry, Miss hltlrilia, 11. 311 1,arned e. 

Berry, Miss Saralr W., 11. 311 Larned e. 

Berger, George, wireweaver, 11.145 Mullett. Berry, Pat rick, carpentel, hds. 139 Clierry. 

Berger, Jacob, .rvireweu~er, L. 138 Rlacorub. Berly, Kane, macliinist, h. s. e. cor. '6/Jruod- 

Berger, Jolrn, cigarnlztker, h. 212 Clinton. bridge and Handolpli. 

Berger. Jolin, wire~veaver, 11. 145 hl ullett. Berry, Tilomas, laborer, h. Fourth, nr. Hol- 

Berger, Josepll J., engl.aver, bds. 46 Hussell. den lioad. 

Berger, Louis, gluenl:llier, bds. 556 Fort e. Berry, Thomas, laborer, h. n. e. cor. (;old 

Berger, Simon, ciga~lnaker, bds. 227 Clinton. and Fourth. 

Berger, William, locknlaker, 11. 157 Cro- Berry, 'rhomas (Berry Brother.), h. n. e. 

ghan. 

cor. JVigllt and Leib. 

Bergmann, Harris, peddler, bds. 224 Brusll. Berry, Tllonlas H. (Forsy th & Berry), h. 

Bergron, Pat rick, shoemuker, Lds. 294 216 Secoiid. 

Michigan aye. 

Berry, ii illiail1, carpenter. bds. City Hotel. 

Berkery, Jolln, ca~penter, h. 98 Porter. Belry, ITilliani L., clerk, 11. 94 Furrar. 

Berktoid, Thaddeus, tailor, 11. 263 Catha- Berry Brotllers (Josei)h H. and 'J'liomas 

rine. 

Berry). nlanf'i s. ~arnjshes and glue, 22 

Berlinger, Peter, laborer, h. 275 Pu'ine- 1VoodLridge w. 

teelltli. 

BEHMY, J. A., & CO. (John 9. Berry and 

Berman, Jacob, peddler, 11.175 Macomb. -), pal.er box and glue nlaniks., 24 

Bernar, Enlanuel: laborer,540 \Voodbri,ige e. WoodLiidge w. (See adz ) 

Bernard, Bernhard, (lerl:, b~s. 210 KUS- Bersey, William, salesnian: bds. 69 Beausell. 

Lien. 

Bernard, Charles, carpenter, h. 333 Frank- Bertlia, Alolph. tinsmith, bds. n. e. cor. 

lin. 

Orleans i~11d Gratio t. 

Bernard, George, carpenter, 11.358 Franklin. Bertlla, U,.sil, laborer, 11. 143 Chene. 

Bernard, Geoxge, cooper, h. 10 iYt-bsier. Bertralii, Henry, cal)inetmr~krr: 11.430 31al)le. 

Bernard, Jacob, tiusnlitli, 11. 10 Llrebster. Bertritm, Martin, laborer, bds. 216 St. An- 

Bernard, Juuies 'i'., painter aud paper hang- toine. 

er, h. 56 Abbott. 

Eertraln, Peter, painter, 11. 70 Lewis. 

Bernart, MTilliam (Kasch Sr; Bernart), h. 275 Bertrallr. L\-illiam, cabinetulaker, h. 479 

JeEerson ave. 

Ca tliarine. 

Bernartz, George &I., varnisher, h. 24 Craw- Bertralu, iVilliam, carpenter, h. 49'7 Cathiord. 

arine. 

Bernhardt. Joseph, glazier, 11. 15 Beacon. Bert run, Julius, clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Bernstein, Jacob, peddler, 11.98 &lull et t. Bertscli, Jilcob (Fredericks iY; Co.), bds. 130 

Bernstein, Solomon, peddler, h. 261 Has- St. Antoine, c, ,r. Fort. 

ting~. 

Bescl~estobiell, Elizabeth (wid. Jacob), h. 

Bero, Zepro, carbuilder, h. 641 Miclligan 1&2 Lufayette. 

ave. 

Behsinger, Christian F., cabinetmaker, 185 

Berrell, Mary (wid. Patrick), h. 3'74 Lafay- Catharine, h. IS4 sunie. 

ette. 

Bessinzer, George E., sailmaker, h. 119 

Berrien, Col. John M., Chief Engineer M. Sational ave. 

C. It. R., bds. Michigan Exchange. Bessi riger, liachel (wid. 31ichael), h. 188 

Berritt, William, laborer, h. 3 70 Croghan. Cat liarine. 

Berry, Henry, machinist, h. 96 Wood- Best, Miss AIargaret (col'd), h. in alley op- 

1 

! 

bridge e. 

Berry, Henry C., laborer, h. 263 Sixth. 

Berry, Henry H., macllinist., h. s. e-cor. 

Wood bridge and Randoll)h. 

Bmy, John, laborer, h. 390 Lasalle ave. 

Berry, John, laborer, 11.244 Sistli. 

Berry-, John, laborer, 11. 139 Cherry. 

Berry, John, laborer, 11. 217 Fifth. 

BERA Y , JUHX A. (J. A. Berry SL Co.), mnfr. 

superpllospllate, office 24 Mroocibriclge w., 

h. e. s. Leib, nr. Wight. (See ade.) 

poslte 120 Ilastings. 

Besta, Jol~n, carpenter, 11. 518 Riopelle. 

Beste. Theodore, laborer, bds. 271 Hasting~. 

Eetcll, Benjamin. sailor, h. 329 Orleans. 

Bethel Tell1 ple (Jewisli), s. w. cor. Cl'ashington 

aye. and Cl~ff'ord, Rev. Dr. Eptein 

rabbi. 

Beti~eli, Francis, traveling agt., h. Lewis, 

xlwr 'l'1iil.d. 

Bethune, Donald, lawyer, h. 122 St. Antoine. 

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BET CITY DIRECTORY. BIN 121 

Betfierowitz, Angust, harnessmaker, h. 1G4 Bieler, George, bookkeeper, bds. 133 Clin- 

Clint on. 

ton. 

Betts, Francis (wid. Philip). h. n. e. cor. Bivler, John, tanner. h. 411 Rinpelle. 

Lasalle aye. and Ash. 

BielloE, F~.ederick, mason, 11. G!) Deqnindre. 

Belts, Ira G., n~acllinist and engineer. bds. Bierce, Sicllolas A., agent, 11. 131 I'allr, s. w. 

37 RIontcaIrn w. 

cor. Duffield. 

Betts. John, baggageman G. T. R. R., 11. Bierwoik, Fredericl~, laborer, h. e. s. Hum- 

294 Porter. 

boldt ave., near B~zchanun. 

Betts, fiiicllael, brakesman, h. e. s. Lasalle Biery. Mary Ann (wid. Jacob), 11. 235 Fort e. 

atTe., bet,. Butternut and Ash. 

Bigelow. Albert E. (IFr. C. & A. E. 1Jigelow), 

Betts, William 0.. macl~inist, 11. 90 Fo:t e. 11. 50 Lewis. 

Betz, Anton, butcller, h. I70 Russel 1. Bi,ge:ow, Halllilton, oculist and aurist, room 

Betz. Jonas. butcher, bds. 1'70 Wussell. 9 Jlerrill block, 11. 175 Fitch. 

Betzinger, Adam, grocer, 190 Russell, h. Bigelow, John Bl., ph~ sician, h. 333 Consanle. 

g ress e. 

Bentel. August, locksmith and bellhanger, Bigelow, \TTilliam C. (W. C. & A. E. Bige- 

225 Brush, h. same. 

low), 11. s. e. coy. 3lacornb aye. al~d (:ass. 

Beutler, Bald\vin, basketn~akcr, h. same. Bigt4ow \ir. C., & A. E. (\.\'illiam C. a ~ C'al- d 

Beut ler, Frederick, bootmaker, 21. 4 >.font- bert E. B~gelow), lun1l)sr and shingle 

calri~ e. 

yard. cor. hlac0111b an?. al~d Cass. 

Beverly, James P., shoemaker, 21 Grand Biggirt, George engineer, 11. 457 Macomb. 

Kiver, 11. 42 Narriett. 

Bigry, Cl~arlea S., 11. '7; AcIarns ave. e. 

Bewick. Charles, office 5 Woodward avc., I Big-IT, John, beef and pork packer. office 50 

11. 653 Jeffi-rz son are. 

I alid 52 LY~odbrid~e w., h. 77 Adsus 

Beyer, C1liarles H., barber, I03 Jefferson aw. e. 

are.. 11. 141 Congress e. 

Bigly, 'l'hon~as, pork and beef packer, cor. 

Beyer, Francis, notary, h. 3'74 Hasting s. 'l'\venty-tourth and LVoodbrldge, h. 681 

Beyer, Frank, ~~ainter, 11. 172 Clinton. Wood bridge. 

Bvyer. FI-ederick A. C., decorative painter, Bike, Frank, peddler, 11. 484 Orleans. 

Lamed, n. w. tor. Batess, bds. 1'71 Lafay- Bike, J~sepli, carj~euter, 11. JtjJ Ol*leans. 

ette. 

Biladeau, Cllarles, carycnter, h. 541 Con- 

Beyer, John, laborer, 11. 2.73 Gratiot. 

g1 ess e. 

Beyer, John B., baker, 171 Lafidyette, IJ. Birger, George, tailor. bds. 165 (iratiot. 

same. 

Bilger, Jacob, tailor, h. n. s. Beacon, e. Beau- 

Beyer, John G., baker, bds. 171 Lafayettc. Lien. 

Bt-yr. Jollti H.. balcer. 11. 21s C'ctl unll~iii e. BiJger., John, shoemalier, 138 Grand River, 

Beyster, John, car pninter. 11. 349 Fifth. 

11. sa1ue. 

Bezal lon, Mntor, blacksu~ith, 129 Ci!lene, h. Billr~sky, Anthony I

122 BIN CT~ARB'S DETROIT BLA 

3Ph ysicians always specify 

PARKE, JENNlNGS & CO.'S 

Binga, William (col'd). barber, 42 RSichigan 

Grand ave., h. 251 Beaubien. 

Bingen, Jo1111, laborer, 11. 141 ~af~tyette. 

Bingham, &]ward, 11. 87 Faniier. 

Bingham, J. B., Quarter~naster General, h. 

1SG RalldoIpli. 

Bi1111s. Jonathan, cigarmaker, 14 Crawford, 

bet. Vine! and Arcll. 

BIRCH, PLlLLETC'S P., real estate, 138 

Griswold, 11. 75 Elizabeth w. (See {~clu.) 

Bird, Anthoby (co17d), barber, 11. 191 Hastings. 

Bird, Joseph F., proprietor Emmett House, 

SO \Voodbridge w., 11. same. 

Birg, Jol~n, blacksmith. w. s. St.. Aubin are. 

between Larued atld Coilgress, 11. 159 

C'liest nut.. 

Birger. i'Villiam. laborer, 11. 392 Mullett. 

Bir~llillgham. Tilo~l~as N., saloon, 214 Jeff 

rsotl ttve., 11. 101 Lafayette. 

Birn~on, Bernllardt, peddler, 11. 113 Lafiyrtte. 

Birnbaii~n. George, gxrdner, 11. s. s. Gratiot, 

bet. Elm\vocci and Mount Elliotta ayes. 

Birnhe:irt, \I-i~lialn, saloon, ol)posit e Alichigitn 

Clenrrul (lepot, b.1~. Cass liotel. 

Biry , Felix, turner, 11. 61 Jla~ ion. 

Biry, Frank, turuer, 11. Antietam near Jos. 

Caiil~x~u ave. 

Biry, .Frank J.. laborer, 11. $1 JJaconlb. 

Bi&t.e, Jollu U., druggist, 26s Jefibrson ave., 

bds. 103 L(:cust. 

Bisbce, Jolln H., traveling agent, 11. n. s. Locust, 

bet. Sevenrll and N~llth ZLI'~. 

Bidlo, Al! er, laborer, 11. n. e. cur. St. Josepll 

a~id st. Subin ave. 

Biscilof, Cl~arles, painter, bds. 21 Fort, 

cor. Bru~h. 

Biscllo f, Fleanlr J., ' carpenter and joiner, 11. 

14 ~~lttcllunic. 

Biailop, Andrew J., detective, bds. Howard 

House. 

Birllop, David L., constable Tenth Ward, 11. 

173 lyight. 

Bishop, tler~uann, music teacher, h. 918 Jeflerhon 

ave. 

Bisllol), James, carpenter, bds. Woodbridge, 

opl~o2its ianncry. 

Bishop, IJevi, atrorney at law, office G Bulil 

Llocli, Gribwold, 11.299 Jc4h sun uve. 

Bisl~op, El. Henry, law studeut A1ool.e & 

C-fr~itin. bds. 4s ~'011~ 0 rets W. 

B~SIIO~J, Samuel (coi'~) tealuster, 11.405 Maple. 

Bishop, Wesley, sailor, h. 138 &lacomb. 

Bishop, William, butcher, bda. Purdy's 

Ho t.t?l. 

Bianer. Felix, laborer, h. Guoin, near Bdlliver 

alley. 

Bi~srll. Augustus E. (A. E. Bissell & Son), 11. 

155 Fort nr. 

Bis~ell. Ed ward W. (,4. E. Bissell & Son), 

bds. 15;3 Fort w. 

Bissell, George \Y ., commissinn merchant, 

foot3 First, h. o. 138 n. 141 Lafayette ave. 

Bissttll, John, car wheel maier, h. 11 Porter. 

Bissell, Roman A., civil engineer, 11. 155 

Fort wT. 

Bi>sell, A. E., S; Son (.4ugust us E. and Ed- 

\\yard \\'. Bisssll), coluluissi, )u ~uelchancs, 

loot First. 

Bissiuger, Frederick, butcher, bds. 182 Randulyll. 

Bissonette, David, carpenter, h. 118 Fifr 

eentll. 

Bitley, David B., blacksmith, bds. 67 Larned 

e. 

Bit teullous, Henry, fireman, bds. 320 Frank. 

lin. 

Bitnian, John, labnrer,h. 82 Jay. 

Uittner, Xicholas, paper peddler, h. 445 Grat 

iot. 

Bitx, Frederick, laborer, 11. 106 Antietam. 

13izedu, Andrew, shil;carpentcr, 1. (363 Congr'esd 

e. 

Bizeau, Leander, carpenter, bds. 67 Larned 

east. 

13isp. Joseph, engineer. bds. 98 Larned e. 

Biack, Andrew, !)lasterer, 11. e. s. Alaj berry 

ave., near Jlicl~igi~i~ nve. 

Blacl:, ~intirew li. (Piluck & Lemerenz), h. 

176 Eagg. 

Bl:lcli, I-)LL\.~~ 

(Blaclr Ss Co.), res. New York 

city. 

Blaci;, Daniel, traveling agent, h. 2G Macoi~lb. 

Biack, Frederick U., clerk, 11. 176 Bagg. ' 

Biuck, lietiry, laborer, 11. 1 IVulnut. 

Black, .Janles (Blacli & Youl~g), 11. 183 Lafa 

yet te ave. 

Biacli, John, ropemaker, 11. 169 National 

are. 

J3:i.icIi. Joseph A., painter, i1. w. s. Fourth, n. 

Holdell ICoud. 

Black, Lonis (L. Blaclr & Co.), 11. o. 34 n. 38 

5ladisol1 ave. 

131ack, Loui?, jr., 11. 62 35i1dison ave. 

131uck, &lal.i:~, dl ess~ua ker, 11. 462 Fifih. 

Black, Nobit., curk)t.ute~-, 11. s. s. Beech, bet. 

+is1 11 and Sevelllll. 

Slack, liobert, laburer, 11. w. s. Trowbridge, 

nr. Asli. 

Black, \\'illiani, bookkeeper, 11. 12 Paliner. 

Uiack, L)., & (Lo. (Llavicl B1:ick and A. 1). 

Feldier), wllolesale dyalers in Yankee noti 

ns. 58 \l'oodward ave. 

Black, - L, . Ji Co. (Louis Black and Albert 

La l~clsL~=rg;.), oy L~C~ULLS, 1 J t'*t'l'30~ 

ave.

BLA CITY DIRECTORY. BLI 

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BLACK S: LEiVEHEKZ (Andre\~ H. Black Blancllett, Cllaries E., agent, 11. 3% \JTood 

alld Ell cx! t~r~ck C. Le~~erenz), n~~rclii~ll t ma~d aye. (111) stail F). 

tailors and c:orliiers, 217 J~Cirson avo. Blancl~ett. J;ttln C., laborer, h. o. 400 n. 472 

(bka trclz;.) 

Cl'oodbridgc: e. 

Black S; Young (J~IM~s Black and Peter Blariey, Jaiiles, street car driver, bds. 175 

k'oulig), pr(;duce ant1 con~ulissiun nier- Michigan ilve. 

cllan ts, office foot of Slie!by. 

B:allk, 3I:irtin. carpenter, 11. 214 St. Antoine. 

Black burn, Gtaorge N., kaluoii and boarding Blan kii rtz, Albert, brassfinisher, bds. 274 

ho~ise, 47 A. wa ter. 

C'rogh:~n. 

BlackSur.11. 'I'hol~las. tinsmith, IS Michigan Blanke, Edward, butcher, 11. n. w. cor. 

aye., 11. 128 abbott.. 

Cirratiot ilnd Orleans. 

Blakel~y, Williaxi;, gardener, h. s. e. cor. Blt~nke. John, (13lanke & Butler), h. 405 

.Eiqliternth and As11 

0 14eans. 

Blackvr, Frederick, laborer, 11. 635 Lar- 131anke Sr Butler (Jolln Blanke and Melviile 

ncd e. 

13utler), p~ ltash niit~ uficcturers, n. e. cor. 

Blaclier, John, second .hand goods, 60 Aton High i~nd Hasrings. 

roe ave., h. .;. Leili~e. 

Blankriillei~n. Jolln, supervisor Seventh 

Blaceker, Malxalet (wid. Edward), dress- \.Vard, 11. 301 Orleans. 

maker, 11. 29 Sproat. 

Bla~iliert, Jolla, wagonmaker, bds. 425 Gra- 

Black~ilan, Edward, carpenter, h. 25 Char- tiot. 

lotte. 

Blanlierts, Albert, brassfinisher, bds. 247 

Blackette, Bliss Mary E., dressmaking, 372 Croglian. 

Gratiot, bds. 298 1Cancioll)h. 

Blanket. John, carriagemaker, bds. 365 

Blackrilur, Tl~o11i:~s S., lawver, I0 Ro- Gratiot. 

tuilda buil(li~ig, bds. 87 ~Vashiugton ave. Blitser, John. grocery and saloon, 5GG blich 

Bl;rckwell, Addl~on A., tinsnlith, bds. 220 igi~n are., 11. sanie. 

Congress w. 

Bluskewitz, Jacob, sl~oemaker, h. 107 Napo- 

Blackwelr, Ann (wid. James), h, n. s. Or- leon. 

C~IHL'~, near Fifi 11. 

Blntriiieier, Christop11er, peddler, 11. 385 

Bl:~ck\vell, Jol~n, blacksmith, bds. n. s. Or- 1,asitlle ave. 

c.iard, near l'ittll. 

Blaut'eld, Henry, Yankee notions, 41 City 

Black\vood, Wil.iam, carpenter, h. re- Hall murke~, h. cor. BeauBi-n anil Fort.. 

nic )n t*. 

Blzlusky, Josepli, shoenlal;er, 11. 20 Silver. 

Blades, Rev. Francis A., h. o. 107 n. 410 Bluy, Frank, mason, 11. 346 Broilson. 

Cass ave. 

Biay, Jolln, 1al)ot er. bds. 820 Orleans. 

Blades, LVilliam H., clerk, bds. 410 Cass I31a.y. Alicliael, milson. 11. 205 Napoleon. 

ave. 

Bieidon, Frederick, drwyrnan, h. 192 Clin 

I 

Biat:n, Felis, brushmaker, 11. 407 St. An- I ton. 

toille. 

Bletuings, George. teamster, 11. e. s. Ttventy- 

Blair, James S., 11. 50 bliidison ave. 

tliird, bet. Fort and Howard. 

Blair, Mary (wid. John), h. 101 Adams Bleak, Fredericl;, laborer, 11. 'l'wenty-second, 

ave. e. 

near Foundry. 

B latr, Nelson, sailor, 11. 338 Croglian. B:enru:in, Henry A., shoerrial;er, 11. n. e. cor. 

B.itir, --- , pilinter, 11. 198 C'oiigress e. LVigllt ant1 I\-alker. 

UIiti~. Benjamin, laborer, 11. 3 ;0 Congress e. Ulenluan, Tllomus, carpenter, 11. 053 Frank- 

B.alie, Joi111. car,,e~iter, 11. 23 pilver. 

lin. 

Bltr ke. Par ricli, undertaker and furniture Bleser, Franz! tanner. 11. 380 Orleans. 

dt-aler, 21 Bli~:higan ave., h. 2i Lafttyattt! Blessed, Jo1111, stage dri vrr, 11. 368 Third. 

8 ve. 

Bleyeul)c*rgh, Rev. Frailcis E., pastor oi 'l'. in- 

B:ake, LYilliam (col'd), coolr, h. 310 Lafay- ity Church. 11. 116 Porter. 

et ~e. 

Bliesath, Vredericl;, s!loe~uaker, h. 23s Sev- 

Blitliely, James H. (Appleby & Blalrely), bds. etltll. 

31 &ladi.

BLI BOD 

I 

NE\V YORIE. 

Bloomer, Frank, clerk? bcis. 711 Michigan 

Uf?@ Fm%arance C,Q~~&~J,X~ Bloomgarten, Louis, cigarm~lier, - h. 116 La- 

ASSETS, . . $12,0OO,COO fay eice. 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 Blondell, John, cabinetmaker, h. 299 Ma- 

- 

comb. 

SOLON DIcELROY, iI1an;lger and Agroey Sapt., Bloy uel le, Louis, h. 155 Clinton. 

1 

Peninsular Bank Bailding, DETROIT, MICH. Blosko, Francis, jr., tinsxuith, bds. 66 Mul- l 

lett. 

Blinn, Leroy J.. wirli IVIII. McMilian SE CO., BloFko, Francis. sr., locksmith, 11. 66 Mullett. 

11. o. 26 n. 39 (:olnnlbia e. 

Bloss, Cliarles E., clerk Custom House, bds. 

B'iss, Ellis J3, salesman, bds. 91 Farmer. 13 Croglian. 

Blitz. Israttl (I. Rosenfield & Co.), h. YO9 Bloss, Josel)h B , commission merchant, h. 

Congress e. 

13 Crog1l;ln. 

Blitz. Samuel, dry goods and fancy goods, Blos-;otn, ,ilouzo, firernan 11. S. R. R., h. 201 

154 Kandolpli. 11. same. 

Fit tll. 

Block, Edward, bartrnder: 11. 7 1 Xorth. Blow, L\'illiam, clerk G. W. R. R., h.99 Sis- 

Block. Paul, laborer. 11. 11 Nortll. 

teetlbli. 

B1oc.i n k. Joseph, cabinetmaker, bds. 297 Blo~nk, John, saloon, 1% St. Antoine, 

Clinton. 

11. same. 

Blodgett, Alvall. clerk, 11. IS3 Henry. Blur, J;~mes W., brakeman 31. C. R. R.. 11. 

Blodgett, Capt. Charles C., bds. 364 Jefferson 247 Larnecl e. 

/ 

ave. 

Bluefieltl, Hieman, market peddler, h. 101 

Blodgett. Frederick, porter, bds. n. e. cor. Beuubien. 

CliiXhrd and Henry. 

Bluen, Frank, caulker, 11.24 Dequindre. 

Blodgett, ~redericg J., salesman, bds. IS2 B.ueuk, Joseph, cabinetmaker, ~ds. 997 Clin- 

Henrv. 

ton. 

~lodge;t, George L., clerk, h. 486 Ninth Blulim, Henry, silverlayer, h. 64 Howard. 

ave. 

I31u111, Clourttd, laborer., 11. 298 C'ol unlbia e. 

Blodgett , Silas MT., conlpositor, h. 139 Eliz- Blunl, Frzink, drover, Alderman Seventh 

abeth e. 

\\lard, 11. 283 L:~tixyette. 

Blodgett, ~~'illiam, porter, h. n. e. cor. Clif- Blun~, Michael, shoeiuiilier, h. 217 Columbia 

ford and Henry. 

east. 

Blodgett, C\rilliam J., salesman, bds. IS2 Bluilj berg. Jacob, peddler, h. 161 Hastings. 

Heury. 

Blunlb~rg, Louis, clotliler, 36 and 38 JeH2r- 

Bloedzl, Christian, slloernalier: 21. 348 &font- son ave, h. 37 same. 

calm e. 

Bl unlbrrg, LVllliam, cigarmaker, h. 154 

Hlt~eser, Xathias, h. 127 Macomb. 

Ca tlru 1.1 ne. 

Bloinberg, Frederick, woodsawy er, h. 507 Bly thy 'l'honlas, laborer, h. 93 Columbia w. 

Fort e. 

B,~ard of Health. J. Consid~ne, W. H. 

Blome, Frederick C., dry goods, 61 Wood- Elllory and W. S. Bond, ofict: C~ty Hall. 

ward aye., 11. 63 Colu~libia e. 

Board of Trade building, s. e. cur. L\'ood- 

Blome, Frederick C., sen., 11. 13 Sproat. bridge and Wayne. 

Blolne, Hern~an F., salesman F. C. Siome, Board vf Trade Bizilding Company, 1 Board 

bds. 13 Slmoat. 

of Trade buildiug, James Asyi~lall, Secre- 

Blonle, LVilliam H., salesman F. C. Blome, tary. 

bds. 13 Sproat. 

Boardman, Elijah D., commission merchant, 

Blomhof. Charles, teacher, 11. lS9 Fort e. 11. 15 Seveiith. 

Bloom, Henry, carman, h. 26 Eiglrteenth. Boardinan, H. J. (Gay, Boardman & Co.), 

Blooni, Henry, gilder, hds. 64 Howard. res. S en7 York. 

Bloolu, Henry ( Huss & Bloonl), bds. '71 Rus- Boardxi~am, 3lalclom D., commission mersell, 

cor. Fort. 

chant, Ids. 15 Seventh. 

Blooui, Jolin, laborer, h. 319 High. Boat, Charles, mason, h. 607 Seventh, n. w. 

Bloot~t, John, inilk peddler, h. w. s. Mount cor. Irving. 

Elliott ave., S. Gnttiot. 

Boaz, )lousitvery machinist, 11. 418 Fort e. 

Bloom, Jolln, jr., sailrllaker, 11. 55 Limburg. Bubsr, Joseph J., basketmaker, h. 158 Clin- 

Bloom, Jolln, sa~lmaker: h. 41 First. 

ton. 

Bloonl, Kc-lson. saill~iaker, 11. 23 Porter, Bock, Frederick, locksmith, h. 168 Russell. 

Blf toru, Oliver C., sailulaker, 11. 4'78 Sistl1. '8 .ck, 'I'lIeodore, woodcarver, h. 159 Abbott. 

Bloom, Hegina (wid: Kobert), 11.186 hlacornb. Bockheii11, Jolln, grocer, 56 Fort e.: cur. 

Bloom, Robert, ca binet~uaker, h. 236 Cululu- Benubien, h. sarlle. 

bia e. 

Bodde, C'aspar. tailor, h. '12 Sherman. 

Blooni, Silas, macllinist, bds. 41 First. Bode. Jolin, tanner, 11. 244 Mullett. 

Bloomer, A I let, barber sllop, '714 Michigan Rotlen, J olin, cr erk Firsc National Bank, 


bds. Treluont House.

BOD CITY DIRECTORY. BON 

B ):lea. William, exprdss rnssengsr, h. 87 B )!in, Theod?re, tinsmith, bds. s. m. cor. 

E, iz;~l)~tll W. 

H.Lsc~!I~~ and Cittlrurine. 

B.)J;.n, LVilliitm, salesmzn, h. 11 Washing- B )!in, W~lli;im, lab:)rer, 11. 378 Croghan. 

ton uve. 

B ,hrer, ilznry, Ittbnrter, bls. Arnsrican Ho- 

Bdru tn, Janette (wi I.), h. 123 Lsf$~pette. tel, c w. Lwned an i Third. 

B ~ebjritz, John, m:~s->u, 11. 83.5 Chl=stnut. B~illetet, Joseph, s:onecuLter, h. 513 Con- 

Boabritz, Rachel (wid. Christopher), h. 497 gress e. 

Croghan. 

Boiasonneau, N. Joseph, shoemaker, h. 253 

Boebritz, William, lastmaker, bds. 497 Sixteen tlr. 

C rogllan. 

Boland, Franz, shoemaker, bds. 333 Chest- 

Br>eclrm Ln, Theodore, painter and glazier, nut. 

bda. H: )ward. nr. cor. Fourth. 

Boehlss, Jose;)h, laborer, 11. 241 BI~comb. I Boland. Henry, propr. Chicago House, 1 

Jefferson ave . lr. saine. 

Boallrn, August, beer peddler, 11. 149 Elm- Eo'and, Jo epli, h. 145 Maple. 

wood ave. 

Bolsud, Margaret (wid. John), h. 204 La- 

Bnehln, Charles, laborer, 11. 120 Twelfth. fayette. 

Ede!i~n. Emil, in4urance agznt, 46 hlonroe Bolund, Michael, laborer, h 384 Twelfth. 

ave., 11. 22.5 Bru-11. 

Boland, Peter. laborer, 11. 260 Croghan. 

B )ehm. G;?orge F., blilcBsn~i th, 11. 11 Irving. Bolanpr, Williani, carpenter, bds. 175 Du- 

Boeli~ne, miss Lin:~, teacher German-~1nel.i- ; bois. 

can Setuinury, bJs. 103 Russell. 

B ~lan, William, sailor, bds. Emmett 

Boellmer, Casper, watchmaker, bds. 271 Ma- House. 

comb. 

Bolding, R~bert (col'd), waiter Russell 

Bozhriier, John, cabinetmaker, h. 27 1 Ma- Hou5e. 

comb. 

B )ld!)n, Lafayette (col'd), cook. h. 232 Clin- 

Boehlllein, George ((3. & &I. Baehnlein) h. ton. 

22; L;tt:,~yet.te. 

B~lcls, Cllarles (col'd), bds. 130 Croghan. 

Boelinlei 11, Afichael (G. & nf. Boehnlein). Bolda. Eiizabet h (cul'd-wid. Samuel), h. 

bds. 227 Lafiiyet t#e 

130 Croglltln. 

Boellniein, (3 & M. (George and Michael Bolds, Jam~s (col'd), barber, h. Hastings, ab. 

Boehnleiu), walchm,tkers aid jeweiers, Gratiot. 

260 JetLrson ave. 

Boles, Jolin, clerk, bds. Antisdel House. 

Boell , Josepll, slroe~naker, bds. 295 Gratiot. Boles, Juhn, firr~er, h. Hasting, nr. 

Boen r~iogl~ausen, Hugo, bookkeeper, h. 201 Illinois. 

X izabet.11 e. 

Bolgzr, Dennis, candy store, 221 Michigan 

B:)nlliugiiausen, William, brewery, 285 ave., 11. same. 

Kusse~l, cor. ,Antfietanl, 11. saltre. 

Boiger, Jalues, baker, h. 33 Labrosse. ' 

B )n~iinghause~~, Llrilliam, j r., Lre wer, bds. B.)lger, John. seaman, bds. 561 Seventh. 

2S$ Russell. 

Bolger, Pdtrick, grocery anJ bakery, 201 

BoepPle, J dm, slroemaker, h. 181 Fort e. Michigan ave., 11. same. 

Boerner, Cilarles J., wireworker, bds. n. e. Bolger, Patrick, sailor, h. 561 Seventh. 

cor. Alacomb a d H;tstin?s. 

Bolger, Robert, sailor, bds. 561 Seventh, nr. 

Boes, A~~biretv, tailor, 11. 5 Clinton. 

Grand River. 

Boes, Cllarles, vegetables, 34 City Hall Bolinger, John B., machinist, bds. 89 Conmarket, 

11. e. s. H'tstiaga, nr. Freulont. gress e. 

Boesly, Luuisa (wid. Kichard), 11 101 Marion. Bolio, Antoine, shoemaker, h. I66 St. An- 

Boectger, h1r.z. flr~derilia, 11. 322 Hastings. toi~je. 

Bue ttcher, kIenry, lastmuker, h. 517 Ma- Bolio, (iideon, carpenter, bds. Purdy's Hotel. 

colub. 

Bolio, Mrs. Mary, h. 546 Croghan. 

Bogel, kVilliam, laborer, h. 213 Calhoun. Bolitho, Mrs. FYilliam, h. 186 Second. 

Bug

-- 

PARKE, JENNINGS & COO, 

MLNUF6CT'LIG,l#O CHEMISTS 

Office, 374 Caes Arelkne, 

LAEOCdTOI;T, CCChEI: Iltl\l;T dAD TLI1;I'CRI) STGCEPS, 

(Take Woocl\vnrd A.ve. Cars to Henry St..) 

DETROIT, - MICHI-AN- 

Boni~ilersllime, Ilc~nry, pl:~sterc.r, 11.17~5 P:I rk. 

Bonimc:rsl~inle. Jolln. l)lasttbi.er, 11. 51 0 Cubs 

BOS 

Borcllninn, Cll:~rles H., shcenlnker, G83 

IYooct llridge \v., 11. same. 

Boi chman, Otto, ~l~ot~n~aker, bc?s GS2 UTcodbi-idge 

w. 

Bordo, John, 1:iboser. bds. 5G Larn~cl ~v 

Uordn-e. 1, IV~rrt-n, actor, 11. 213 Catharine. 

Uorger, Rlartin, lal)orc~, 11.530 Orleans. 

Bc,ig111;1nil. Chtirles H., te;lcl~er ('linton . 

St I pet. Gel nlan Scllool, news depot and 

s~i~tiol~:~i~-, 192 R~n(!oll11, 11. 8 C~II~I(,~. 

Bo~~111;tnn. Martin V., Cllief of Police, h. 

49 31 i: conib. 

avcA., Let. C'llirt-lo1 tc: al~d Yrtt.1.1 ($1 o. Ror k, Jolln, 1 ds. 23 1 Brush. 

Bc .ne, Jol~n, \'itllli-llt~l', 11. 12.5 Grt'nd Ri~cr. Bor~~11last e~.,I,ouis, n~i~tcll tiipper: 11. Spring- 

B( ncl, (.'llai.lt*s C;., I;oclkkec.l!er, Lcls. 457 \Y(~!s, ii~d-an ;IYC~ , s. junc-tion. 

l\-o( (1 I V r~i ~ ~YV. 

Eor-n, (iodf I ey, laLorc:r, h. s. w. cor. Scott 

33011d. Il'illinn~ (Marcus Steve~s Sr C'o.), 11. and Decluil~dre. 

70 Higll. 

Born, Jt~c~,l). s;tlt~sman, 11. G LTTIIitne. 

Bond, \\ illiam S.. Alclcr~an Xinth Ward, Boi-n:~nua, Mthnry, carI)c.nter, 11. 203 Bron~on. 

1'1.inte1,ll. 287 Twei it]]. 

Boi.nc~n~arl, C'asl er. l)lew\.cr, bds. 27s G~eatiot. 

Boi111, Pal lier (col'd), cooper, 11. 73 Fort e. 1301 iliilanil. Ilic dericll, 11. 234 ('rc 1gl1iin. 

Bonnalie, David. carllclnr er, 11. 2('S A1)bott. Borl~tl~it 1111, Fl ede~ick, printer, bds. 234 Cro- 

13onsalani. Lo~vnz. Iitbo; el-, 11. 2CO Mal~le. g11:111. 

Benvonlvoil., Alesander, wllil.suwjer, 11. Boi.nninnn, Henry, esFress messenger, h. 

323 I,:~fi~yette. 

152 l-ette. BOI II~II~I:~, J( lln. printer,11. 233 Tlnfa)-ette e. 

Boc;kLi~Ider, Adoll~ll, cnl lwater, h. 580 Borro\v~~lttn. Andl.e\c-, 1)hysiciitn i~nd sur 

(.rog11:111. 

geon, 310 Jttfi;.~ son :I re., 11. strale. 

BOOBS, \I-illiam H., saloon, 2 ll'ood~~ard Bo~.so~~ran, Jvhu N.: shocnlaker, 11. 233 Sisave., 

11. s:~nle. 

teriitl1. 

Bockya, Louis. blaclismith~ 11-34 Jnp. Bortle, Ji~nles C.. carpenter. 11. 74 I\iaconlb. 

Broc jmer, PT i liaul &I., booklreeper, bds. 45 Bart le, J ( 1111 Ij. (Bwtle, Ed\vards Sr. Co,). res. 

Con2 rrss w. 

Ee\v 1-01 s. 

Boon, Freclerick, laborer, h. w. s. Williams B ~rtle, Ed\vwrds S: (lo. (John B. Bortle, Jolln 

a\-e , nett- city lililirs. 

S:cvc~ns, jr. i111d 13. lli!l Eti\vards), merliootli, 

Aliss A~~iia, drrssm:lker, bds ~v. s. cllandise ~~rokers, s. w. cor. \Vuudbri Jge 

Set (.nl11, rtcal' G~anci hivet-. 

an I Sltulbp 

Boor 11, Ail11 (\\*id. Jol~i~tllun), 11. vT. s. Sev- Bosburgli, James, clerk, bJs. Antisdel 

eilth, nezt1- C;ri~nd R~ver. 

Ho11se. 

Bootll. C1Iia~-les S., nlileon, 11. s. lv. cor. Bosel. J ilcob. carpenter, 11. 99 Brewster. 

Hunlboidt a\-e. and Batternut. 

B.)slla\\-, Fral~li, lake captain, 11. 21 Di- 

Bo;)tl~, Elisl~a G. (E'isl~e~., Uootlr & CO.), 11. vision. 

n. m. cot-. LI'ood\vard ave. and Henry. Br)ssclly, Francis, woodturner, h. 147 Sin th 

Booth, Frank A.. clerk. bds. 13icitile Ho~lse. ave. 

Eooth: .Jiiilles S., SecrI:tary of Puiice Board, Bossvn, Rachael (wid. James), 11. 433 Sev- 

11. 38 C'llerry. 

entll. 

Boorl~, \\'alter, clerk, bas. 88 Hoivtlrd. Boston, Ge~rge, sllipcarpenter, Ir. s. s. 

Bootllroyd, I

- - 

130s CITY DIRECTORY. BOY 127 

Bl~stwick & S )11 (Jor:l an:l .1 trnt?s B~stivick), B jnrns, I>ccr. Alfred F , pt~stor Jefferson ave. 

j nnl; sllolr. 105 \Iro:)clbritlge w. 

Ble~~iiodist Cl11lr(*ll. 11. 312 31 1111ett 

B )t;t~uer. Jitcol), teu~~lcter, 11. 330 C;~ll~oun. Bonrcl~iiu. Frederick, ~lliiclli~list, h. 122 

13 )tuni, Jnri~ri~e, painter. btls. 143 I3ronson. 1,evt.ret.t. 

B,)t:tni. Pet,rr, yaiiltei*. bds. 145 l3r1~11son. Bousc:~, E.Iysant,, 11. 283 Fran1i:in. 

B~tIlit~l~, J01111, laborer 11. 34:) L.1 rne;l e. Bonssquc~r, Frank, sai!ur, 11. o. 173 n. 179 

Bot.sford, Al;~nso~~. clerk, btfs. 163 1iow;trci. Ffii111ili11. 

B~tsford, Albert (S. & A. Ijotsford), h. 14 1 Bou.;iv:ire. Frederick, carpenter, bds. Fourth, 

( !(I ngress w. 

near 'i'uscolit. 

BOTS FOR D, H.1RVEY W., general agent Bent e! j e. E~vazer, second-hand clothing, 24 

Plloe:~is Jlutual Life 1nsur;tnce Comprlny, Fort e., 11. sa : e. 

office 40 Litrn -tl w., bda. Howard Htjuse. Boil tell, ,4lesancler A., booklreeper; h. 41 

Botsti)rd. Smicl; (3. S: A. Bot.sfurd), h. 144 R.ladis!)n ave. 

Congress w. 

Boutt. Paul, engineer, h. 8'77 Sherman. 

Botst'ord, 8. & A. (Srnit,h and Albert Bots- Boutt, Petrr, laborer, 11. 877 Sllr~riuau. 

torti coluruission luerchants, feu t Ssc- Buvret, Jest.c.r, cigarmaker, 11. i 9 Rlontonci. 

c:tlln e. 

Bottiuo, Louis, rag peddler, h. 246 'CTThit,- Bc~w, Isabella (n-id. John), 11. 4 Lewis. 

11ey. 

Bow, J; nies, carl~enrer, bds. 4 emis is. 

B;)ttl(?? TIenry E., harnessm:~ker, 145 Grand B.)w. Jolln, stotic~cuttt+r, bds. 4 Lewis. 

Kiver, 11. S;LIII~. 

Bow.doin, Joseph, cilbinetlllalier, h. 98 Har- 

B~llclrer, Biltterfield, saloon, 367 G~atiot, 11. risoil are. 

29.1 ,\lontc;illu. e. 

Bo\v.c.ii, (Illarles C. (D. 31. Ferry & Co.!, h. 

B UC~WP, Feiis, te:irnster, 11. 340 Clllene. 55 1 CZI 9s' ve. 

BOUC~~~P, I,ot~is, helper, 11. 304 C.)ngress e. Bowrn, (ieorge 11.: snleslnan. bds. I9 FTig11. 

Boixcllc:r, Selsou. teamster, 11. 413 ;\l~lllrtt. B,)\ve11, 1-lt~rbert, law stuJent, bJs. o. 59 n. 

Bouclii-r, Peter. c:trl)e~tc:r, 11 (i01 L~rueJ e. 83 C'ol~gress w. 

B[)uchvr, S~r:iplii~~, 11. 16 1 Rifq~cbl le. Bo n-en, 5 t ,1111, clrrli. bds. American House. 

I3ouclle:, IViiliam P., prin~er, bds. GO1 Lar- Bon.en, bfic:lasl (fletiroa S: Co.), h. 2u0 Secnvd 

e. 

I :nd. 

Bouciteiin. Alrsander, cooper, 229 Adams Boivcbr, Charles, laborer, bds. 141 SerenavtB. 

e.. 11. s;tiue. 

trt-n t.11. 

13 ,up, Denis (Sutton & Co.), 11. 101 Grand Bo\vers, Charles, lab.~rer, 11. 15s Seven- 

131\-er. 

tt?strtll. 

Bongliton, William, salesaan, bas. 71 Bower, I'l'il!iam TV., drauglltsman M. C. 

Be:~ubir~n. 

R. It., 11. 174 Porrer. 

Boul ter, St,el)hen, 11. 239 Fourrh. 

Bowler. Ed ward. blaclrs~nii h, bds. Atwater, 

Bouitv~, IVilli ,xn, boot an:] sl~ot: rnnn~~fact bet. Ku+sc.ll uud 1iioj)ellc.. 

urer, 123 Grand Kiver, h. 83 2ida1ll~ i~ve. Bowit-r, Henry (c ,I'd), nuson, h. 121 Crowest.. 

.gl~;tn. 

B:JuI., Augl~stns D., shoenlaker, 23 Michigan Bowler, Henry, jr. (co;'d), mason, hds. 121 

ave.. 11. 267 Fort e. 

Cropllnn. 

Bour, Jacob, zu:tson, 11. O. 496 n. 546 Fort e. Boivler, 'I'holllaa, porter M. S. R. R., 11. 447 

Bour, closepl~. bods and shoes, 231 2ef- 'l'welftll. 

erson avr., 11. sa111e. 

Boivles, Joseph, clerk U. S. pension office, H. 

Boux beau, Cl~ar!es, painter, 11. G29 Larned w. s. 'l'lri rd, bet. Tuscols and Li bertp. 

east. 

R:)wlnan, John S., engineer, 11. 173 Eiglith. 

Bourb,)nnais, Glode, house servant, bds. 573 Bow~lian, Willialu, tlleasurelnaker, bds. 

Congrees e. 

Jefferson ave., S. \I.. COY. Mot~nt El iioxtt aT7e. 

Bourd~in, John B : l~orseslioeing, 53 Michi- 

gan ave., 11. 84 i\lticollib. 

Boiz~get, Jo-epl), yaiuter, 11. 54.5 Fort e. 

Bourgeois, Henry, grocery and saloon, 211 

SL. Aubin ave., 11. sutne. 

Bourgr), Ed ward, la borrr, h. GS Porter. 

B.)ul.i;e. J., c!et k, bds. 'I'rrmorlt House. 

BL, UltB E. OLLVELi, \vholcsa!c? liquor dealer. 

100 Jerirsou ave., 11. 2S Madison uve. 

(

128 BOY CLARK'S DETROIT BRA 

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NJ3W YOISIC I Bradley, Anna, vestmaker, bds. l6G Woodward 

are. 

Bradley, Benjamin F., builder, 11. o. 56 n. 

ASSETS, . . $12.000.000 64 Howard. 

DAILY CASH IKCOJIE, $1 5,000 

Bradley, Gilbert, cigarmaker, bds. 801 Michigan 

ave. 

SOLON NcEI.ROY, Rlii~~iiger and Agency Snpt., E:.ndley, John, bricklayer, h. 703 Maconlb. 

Pe~~insnlnr Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Bradie?, hlrs. I,ucy, h. 236 Tllird. 

Bradley, RLt~rr.in, teamster, 11. 108 Porter. 

Boyd, Margaret (wid. Daniel), 11. lG1 Cass. ~radlg~; hlicbael, tnllnsrer, 11. 208 Porter. 

E~gd, Robert (colored), bricklayer, h. 274 Bradley, Patrick, laborer, 11. 2( 5 Sistll. 

Park. 

Bmdley, Theodore F., clerk, bds: Goodman 

Boyd, Sarah (colored, wid. Robert), bds. 274 House. 

Park. 

F;:.adley, Warren, clerk, h. 291 Miclljgan 

Boydell, Jobn, pain* s, oils and glass, 100 ave. 

Eandoll,h, bds. GO Beauhien. 

Bradlow. Frederick. miller, h. s. e. cor. 

Boy dell, John (colorecl). carpenter, bds. n. Fourth and Cedar. 

w. cor. Ollio and Watson. 

Eradlotv, J ulil~s, carpenter, h. Crawford, s. 

Bopdell, Philip John, sr.. night watchman, w. cor. Bingl1am. 

11. n. .rv. cor. Ohio and Waison. Brad~tret~t~~ Improved Merctrn- 

Boydsll. Williilm, clerk, bds. 8.5 Larned e. tiie Ape~lcy, s. w. cor. J.*fferson ave. 

Bovlan, James N., sewing inachiue agent, and Grishvold. Head office 241 E:oadway, 

115 Bates, h. 549 bVoodtrard are. 

Ken- York. (See ndv.) 

B9y ie. Bitrtllolome\~~. tanner, h. 107 TI\-elfth. Brady, Alfred, laborer, 11. 359 Nineteenth. 

Bo-yle, Cat.harine (wid. PH~Y~B), h. n. e. cor. Brady. C'harles J.. carpenter, 11. 106 Rivard. 

Harrison ave. and Myrtle. 

Brz~dy, Charles W., engineer, h. 496 Lafiy- 

Bople, Daniel, engineer, bds. Perkins' Hotel. ette. 

Boyle, John (Boyle & Bro~.), h. 229 Thir- Brady, Frederick P., salesman, bds. Treteent.11. 

nlont Honse. 

Boyle, John, boilermaker, h. o. 403 n. 320 Brady. Geo~ge N. (Bradj- S: Co.), h. 142 Con- 

Catharine. 

gress e. 

Boyle. John A., clerk K. C. Barker & Co., bds. Bradp, H. P., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

o. 59 n. 77 Baker. 

Brady, James, carpenter, 11. 211 Guoin. 

Boyle, John D., moulder, h. 229 Tl~irteen- Hrady, James, hucknlall, bds. 37 Cass. 

and a-half. 

Braa y. John, carpen;tJr, h. 62 Chestnut, bet. 

Boyle,Robert (Bople & Bros.), 11.133 Clif%)rd. Hiol~elle and Orlc.ai 3. 

Boyle, William (Boyle gE Bros.), 11.270 ;Teffer- Brady, John, filren~an cart enter-shop D. & 

son ave. 

M. It. R., 11. $0 Cllestnut. 

Boyle & Bros.), John, Robert, and 'S7'illiam Erady, John, saddler, 6 Aliclligan aye., bds. 

Boyle), iron works, n. e. cor. Fourth and Gocbdnlan House. 

Congress. 

Brady. hf ra. (wid. Samuel P.), h. 360 Jeffer- 

Boynton, Albert G., attorney, 2 Butler's son ave. 

block, U riswold, 11.44 .Bag. 

Bradp, Pat rick. peddler, 11.6G7 Niclligan aye. 

Bozviseluch: Thomas, tailor, 11. 27 Silver. Brady, Preston (Br2dy 8r Co), 11. 30 Hussell. 

Brabean. Michael, carpenter, 11. 364 Cllene, Brady, Thomas, laborer, h. n. s. Canfield, 

bet. Maple and Cllestnu;. 

near Ninth a\-e. 

Brabier, Frank, machinist, h. 66 Mullett. Brady, \VaIlace, clerk, bds. 360 Jefferson ave. 

Erabyn, Mrs. Susan, 11. 19G Chene. 

Brady, \FTilll:in1, house mover, 11. 308 Cass 

Brace, William H. (Ivm. Phell~s (SZ Co.), h. aye. 

49 Miami ave. 

Brady, & Co. (George N. and Pre;ton 

Bracht, John, tailor, h. 309 Marion. 

Brad?-), comnlission merchants, Soot of 

Bradel, cigar manufacturer, 19 Woc:dtvard ave. 

Miami ave., h. same. 

Braetmeier, Oeorge, laborer, bds. with 

Braden, John, macl~inist, 11. 707 Lafayetie e. George Birill~aiui~, s. s. Grati t., bet. 

Bradford, John F., salesman, bds. 91 Michi- Mount Elliott and Ellnwood a ve's. 

gan aye. 

Braghtt, George, laborer, 11. 258 T.rvelttl1. 

Bradford, John L., bookkeeper, 11. 54 Henry. Braijoncy, Frede~ick, tanner, bds. MTashing- 

Bradford, Walter H., painter, h. 180 Na- ton House, Woodbridge w. 

tional ave. 

Brat)], Simon, laborer, 11.137 D:vision. 

Bradish, Lysander, carpenter, bds. 326 Cass Brammall, Peter, blacksmith, 11.391 Juliette. 

ave. 

13ralnn1e, kleury. 1)laclrs~~itll. 11. 391 Julie~te. 

Bradish, Lysnnder S., porter, B. 326 Cass Bran, Christopher, carpedter, bds. 375 

ave. 

Sevenieen I 11. 

B~adley, Andrew J., engineer, h. GS Bation- Branbach, Elermann J., h. 53 Michigan 

a1 ave. 

(jrrand ave.

BRA CITY DIRECTORY. RRE 

Brand, Charles R.. painter. n. w. cor. Bates Brazel, Thomas, h. 235 Croglian. 

and Larned, 11. G'7 Monroe ave. 

Brazer, John, carpente r, bdb. 210 Hastings. 

Brand, Jacob. carpenter, 11. 53 Columbia e. Brazier, Daniel, sliil~carptinter, 11. s. e. cur. 

Brand, Jacob (E. hlalsh gE CO.), 11. 4O Colum- Franklin and \I-alker. 

bia w. 

Br;tzincton. Mary (wid. James), boarding, 

Brand, Meno, plasterer, bds. 208 Park. h. 103 Lariled w. 

Brand, Theresa (wid. C11a rles) h. 208 Park. Breuklioff, Frank, laborer, bds. Humboldt 

Rrandaw, August., bla ck*mitli, 11.41 5 Fort e. ave. 

Brando, Annrew, moulder, 11. 425 Fort e. Brean, Patrick, laborer, h. 129 Beech. 

Brando, Augustus, bla(.ksn1itll, h. 413 Fort e. ]

BRE 

PARKB, JENNINGS & CO., 

31AVUFACTURERS OF 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETROl2'. - JlIC'fiIGdN. 

Brennan, Edward, boilermaker, h. 55 

Adarils ave. e. 

Brennan, Edn-ard, grocer, 160 Grand River, 

11. S-1 Bdanls aye. w. 

Br ennan, Jallies, 11. 55 Adams aye e. 

Brennan, Janies, 11. 63 Fifteenth. 

Brennan, 1\Ii.;;sc?s (Kate and Snrali Brenn.tii), 

liai r \vork, IS3 ll'ood \~irrd nve. 

Brt.n:~er, Antoll, blaclrsmi t11, bils. 291 Ciintoll. 

Brttnni nq. John, mi ;ler. b:ls. An tisrlel Hq~zse. 

Brent, Fr.~ncis, co;~p,.r,iu.tll, 11. 375 Szventeen 

th. 

Brron, Cliarles, carpenter, 11. s. w. cor. 

Nort.11 and DI.qtzindre. 

Rresil!~, Elias, illason, 11. 333 Nigh. 

Bresler, Ado1 plius. tw nnery, rear 363 Tliirteent.11, 

11. 1.50 Congress e. 

Bresler, Charles, buolilieeper, bds. 140 Con- 

gress e. u 

Brennan, Junirs, blaclisnlir 11, h. Larned, Breslvr, Eoais (I. Altman & Co.). res. New 

bet. First i~nd Second. 

1-ork. 

Brennau, James, boilerniaker, 11. 125 Plun~. Bresslin, Frank J., coufectioner, h. 'ill La- 

Breunan, Janies (Brennan Sr Brothers), 11. fayette. 

100 Jliclligan aye. 

Bresniih:~n, Cornelius, laborer, 11. 203 Porter. 

Brennan, Jerellliah, laborer, 11. 307 Frank- Brrsn:illan, Cornell ~zu, laborer, 11. 273 

lin. 

Figlltll. 

Brennan, John, b-oilern~:\l;er 194, 196 and Bresni~ 1l:tn. Cornelius, ash peddler, 11. 440 

108 Lamed I\-., 11. $1 15on-ard. 

Be:l nl)ic+n. 

Bren I~ZIII, John, c:lr.l)e~~ter, 11. 39 Palmer. Brr~n;iliun, Jereni'ah, laborer, h. 120 

Brr~lnn~l, Jolln, laborer, h. o. 2-19 n. 265 Sei-en cli, cor. 1,;~brosse. 

FranIrliri. 

Bn~ssnallan, Alicllae!, blacli~mitl1, h. 503 

Brmnan, Jclin, plasterer, 11. 64 9daus ave. Lamed t.. 

\vtast. 

Bresnahan, Morris, labo er, h. G93 hiiclligan 

Brennnn, J:)hn, \vatcllman lake survey, 11. ave. 

on tioverniuelit dock, rear Alarine lioq~i- Bresnatlan, Timothy, laborer, h. 15 Gristiil. 

\v1 )Id. 

Erenuan, Jnse;>ll, carpenter, 11. 217 Ciinton. Brrtllour, Jolln, c:\binetinalier, bds. Lar- 

Bren nun. Miss Kate (,\iis?es Urennan), h. 183 ned. s. uT. cor. 1311z-11. 

\Yo~~d\varJ ;I ye. 

Bh.1 t, Btrqji~l~lia, sailor, 11. 231 Frnnlr in. 

Brennan, ~Iilr~iret (wid. D~nnis;, h. 41: Uretz, Anton (A. Uretz & Co.), h. 179 

Adallis ave. e. 

Grat iot. 

Brennan, Alary (wid. Thomas), h. S2 Lnr- Bretz, Joseph, engineer, 11.248 Fort e. 

ned e. 

Bretz, Ilouis, carpt-nter. ids. 3-46 Fort e. 

Bren nan, Michael, clerk, bds. 154 3!liclligan Bretz, A., Yr Co. (A111 011 Ijrntz and Jol111 Shroeave. 

der). groci+ries, 197 Gr'utic)t. 

Brennan, Michael, boilermaker, h. 125 Brrrzler, Joreph, slloeliiaker, bds. Green 

Pi urn. 

Tree I-louse. 

Brenuan, Michael, laborer. h. 555 Congress Rrse, Josepll, painter, 11 124 Sil\-er. 

east. 

Brew, John, ciganilalrer, bds. 1S3 C!ierry. 

Brennan, Lawrence, laborer, 11. 144 Larned Brew, 3licliae1, painter, 11. S2 Ciierry. 

ea3t. 

Bl.e\ve, Jolln, tailor, 11. 513 Crogli:\~i. 

Brsuniln. Patrick (Brennan Bros.), bds. 190 Brewsrer, James E., grocer, o. 216 n. 210 

Micliigan ave. 

Woodward ave, 11. S Miami are. 

Brennan, P;itriclr, foreman for Hendrie -& Brewster, Mary 35. (wid. LfTilliam), 11. SO 

Co., 11. 333 Lnrned e. 

Adan~s avn. w. 

Brenuur~, Piltriclr, ~ilii klnau. h. Woodward J?re\\->ter, W illianl A., deputy collector inare., 

bet. toll gate aad 12. It. 

ternal revtAnue, bdu. w. s. Shelby, near 

B~-e~lnan, Peter, grtlcer, 803 Sistli, 11. same. CI ~ngress ur. 

Brennan, Peter (Dee & Brc~nnan). plasterers, Brei\-sot-r, \Ynl. F. (Brewster & Co.), bds. SO 

11. S. e. cor. P~I.SIJ~S :\li(l Class a\-8. 

Sdailrs ave. w. 

Brennarl. 3li.s Sarah (8lisses Erennan), h. Brtt\vster 8~ Co. (Willit~m F. Brewster and 

183 Woc idward are. 

Get )rge Srandard). ~nercllandise brokers, 

Bre~inan, 'l'llomas, laborer, h. 143 Seren- o. 10 11. 14 1,arlird w. 

teenth. 

Bricliti~, Joseph, machinist, bds. 20 Michigan 

Bren~rarl, fT.Tillianl, cooper, h. 87 Sildey. ;tve 

Brennan, lViiliar11. a. crrocer~es, l>~o~-isiolis and Bricl~ter. Frank, labver, h. n. e. cor. Sulliliqllors, 

333 dlic.11gai1 ave., b. 831 Wichl- van ii\-e. ant1 L3~iiubiufi. 

gall :lye. 

R~.ic.i~tri, F~it~lk, l;~i)orc:r, 11. e. S. Hnniboldt 

Brennan Bros. (Jatiles, Decnis and Patrick aye.. 111. Butternut. 

Brenntm), dry goods, 190 Dlichigan ave. Brick, Chistian, laborer, bds. 98 Dequindre.

BRI CITY DIRECTORY. 

Brirkner, Cllarles, l~olicei~liitl~, 11. 184 Lafuy- Briscne, Josel)ll A., sec'y Michigan Bolt and 

et te. 

Sut Co.. 11. 112 Rivalad. 

Bricliner, Edward, lastlllalier, 11. 2C5 Wllit- Bl.is~oe, Willia~u, ~aloen, 201 Gratiot, h. 

nrg. 

+i\ 111e. 

Bridge, David, blaclismith, bds. n. e. cor. Ijri>coe, WilIiam E., salesman, h. 34 D~zf- 

Sisth ;I nd Wood bridge. 

Et-ld. 

Bridge, David, saluon, 296 MToodbridge w., Brisebois, Ambrose, warehouseman, 11.59 Or- 

11. satlie. 

1e:lns. 

Bridgv, Ebenezcr J., gardener, bds. cur. Fre. B1.i -ebf)is, Am brose, laborer, h. n. s. Rlullett, 

~nollt i~nd 13eaubit.n. 

e. ('anipau ave. 

Eridge, Henr?., n~acliinist, 11. 388 Third. Breslill, Frank F., pastry cook Rlichigan Es- 

Br;tlgr, Hr11l.y P.. co~linlis+il~n ~~icbrcllunt, 2 ~llallgt?, kls. Siilllt?. 

13 nrtl Trade bui'dii~g, 11. 116 (Iq)npl-c*ss e. Bristal~, J~inia~s, butcher. 209 lVood\rard 

l3ri(lge, Joll~?, bluclisn~iill, bds. $8 lio\vti~d. ave., brls. (ioo:lnran /It )use. 

Bridge. J0>1~, 11, pilciener, h cur. I~t~moat I31.istol. Charles L , ulerchunt~, 11, 15 Elizaaild 

l3eaubic-11. 

bet lr e. 

Bridge, \Yillialn, u1acl1ini>t7 11. 236 IYood- Bristol. Egbert L. (Ilwnchester & Bristol), 

L1.1dge w. 

btls. Ii nseil House. 

Bridgrii~an, Pnt rick. laborer, 11. 101 Fifth. Bristol, Hr~lry 1, , mrpenter, bds. n. m. cor. 

Bric.brc.11, Arldrew, cal licllter, 11. 11. s. 5ller- Seventli a~lcl IIo~vard. 

man. bet E111lwt t~d uutl J OS. C;i1111)i111 ;IV(+S. Bristol, Jacob, (J. B. Fox Ss Co.), bds. 8 

Briellleisrer, Helmunn, tailor, h. 206 Cro- 1,afllyette. 

g11 a n. 

Breisto!, J'tmes, clerk, bcls. S Lafiiyette. 

BI ielneister, John, \n~gonmalier, bds. 206 Bristol, J~lul I. I)., insurance agent, bda. 15 

CrogJl~rl 

l3lizubetli e. 

Brietot, John, carpenter, 11. St. Ailtoine, nr. Brisr o\v, Jo! ~n, laborer, 21.01 Woodbridge, 

\Yi,lii~~s. 

cur. I

BRO BRO 

NEFV YOIC'lE< 1 Bror ,ks, James. liil uors wholesale, 54 Uich 1 

L66@ Fn8gsenice - Gom~~en~~ itran uve.. 11. 34 Piirk Place. 

~r~jks, JIII~~, clerk, bds. ,,nney7s .,el. 

ASSETS, . . . . $13,000,000 Brooks, Jol111, laborer, bds. 165 Fort tv. 

DAILY CASH IKCUJIE, $13,000 Brooks, John, laborer, 11. w. s. Twenty- 

-.. 

fourth. bet. Rlvrtle and :tIavnolia. 

SOLOX DIcELROF, illruiiger and Agency Sopt., Brooks, John, mi~clliais t, 11. 7d Harrison ave. 

Peninwlar Bank Roilding, DETROIT, MICH. Bfi)ok'k'i John, machiuist, bds. 10k Catharine. 

Broderick. John, lpkkeeper, 21. 94 Park. Brooks. John G., moulder, bds. 3-27' Second. 

Brodie, FVillianl, physician, s. w. cor. La- Brooks, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 736 Twencyjayette 

ave. and Slielby, 11. satne. 

fourtll. 

Brodi?, Hugh, clerk, hi. C. E. R., h. 304 Brooks, Louisa (wid. Edwin), h. o. 269 n. 

Fort w. 

I 34:) Miclligan ave. 

Brodkorb, TvVilliam, grocer, h. 615 Hast- Brook*, Nrcthi~lliel FY. (Brooks & A.dams), h. 

mgs. 

233 Fort w. 

BroJy, Henry. sailor. h. 94 Division. Brooks, Samuel, machinist, lr. 185 Henry. 

Broe, iVillizru1, sawyer, h. 149 Atwater, cor. Brooks, Samuel B., carriagemaker, h. 870 

Jos. Catupau ave. 

Fifth. 

Broeg, Mas (Gruenewald & Broeg), h. 48 Brooks. Satlluel B., sole leather cutter, bds. 

Clle~t~i~t. 

11 hliatni z~ve. 

Bwlll, Joseph, cigarmaker, bds. Hotel Er- Brooks, S. Iluniel, carriage maker, h. 268 

ici~sen. 

Fift 11. 

Broker, Josepll,coppersmi tli, h. 21 1 Labrosse. 1 Brooks, Supplin D., carriagemaker, h. 21 

Br,)luley, Orrill B., st~ilur, bds. 1'78 Harribon John K. 

ilve. 

Brot~lrs, Wiflinrn, cabinetmaker, 11 Larned 

Brornley, William. furniture and crockery, e., 11. Spri~lg~~~ells. 

47 Allcl~igan uve., h. 32 S,)roat. 

Bro ~ks, LVil1ia111 ll., laborer, bds. 349 Fifth. 

Broxuuler, Charles, c;onfecciouer, 112 Ran- BROOKS St -4DXAlS (Natllaniel kV. Bro,)ks 

dolph, 11. saiue. 

and F~~ncis Adatus), i ulu ber nliinfrs., 

Brondilaz, Miss Hattie, dresemalrer, h. 170 FVoodbridge w., fb ,t Thirteel~tll. (Sce adv). 

Marion. 

Broolubuller, James, saloon, h. 718 Wood- 

Brouner, James, gilder, bds. Mullett, n. w. bridge \v. 

cor. Orlea~ls. 

Broplly, Tilomas, clerk, bds. 51 Griswold. 

Brollson, 13. Fioyd (Bronson & Baer), bds. 2 Broq uet, Daniel, drz~yinan, 11.352 1,-~fayette. 

Adams are. w. 

Broyuet, Franz, 11. 379 Orletins. 

Bro~lson. H. F., Major U. S. A., 21. S. s-, Ade- Broqut:~, John, teamster, bds. cor. Sherman 

laide, bet. Jolln 1C. and Woodward ave. aud 1Civard. 

Brouson, Jay, bl ueiug luau ulacturer, 179 Broquet, Jo.ieph, drayman, h. 3G0 Cathar- 

\Yood wtird ave., bds. Purdy 's Hotel. ine. 

Bronson, Mary (wid.). bds. 2 Xdallls ave. w- Broyuet, Joseph, lastmaker, bds 360 Or- 

BHOS SO&, kU SSELL. undertakvr, 98 and leans. 

94 Larued w., bd3. Howard House. (SCL: Brosnallam, Cornelius, fireman, bds. 149 

a&& .) 

1'1 u111. 

Brunbon, William H., cashier E. B. \.7'ard, Brosnallam, Daniel, laborer, h. 149 Plltrn. 

h. 2 Adaurs ave. w. 

Brassard, A iilab, laborer, h. n. s. Miclligan 

Brotlsurl & Baer (B Floyd Bronson and Cor- ave., city lilnits. 

nelius T. Uaer), Excelsior ice cream yur- Brossard, Hubert, wooddealer, h. 239 Sevlors, 

846 Ltluodward ave. 

enth. 

Bruakuer, Frederick, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. Brossilrd, Louis, laborel*. h. 210 Franklin. 

Hasiings arld Fort. 

Urosso. Freeluau, shipcarpenter, h. 160 

uri,oks, l5,~jauliu I)., letter carrier, h. 227 Franklin. 

Secoud. 

Brossy, Francis, bds. 62 Randolph. 

Brouks, David W. {Robinson & Brooks), h. Urossy, Louis, French dyer, 62 %andoIyh, h. 

479 LVoodward ave. 

saiue. 

Brooks, Edward, bookkeeper, h. 6 i Pros- Brotller, Albert, blacksmith, h. 26 Alichigan 

pec t. 

ave. 

Bruuks, Frank, tobacconist: bds. Twenty- Bror her, John, mouldingmaker, bds. 6s Larfourth, 

bet. As11 and Hu~~boldt ave. nvd e. 

Brooks, George, patent righc agent, h. Brothers of the Christ.ian Schools, 128 bla- 

41'7 tiuoin. 

coln b. 

Bruolis, Hellry G., saloon, 55 Clinton, h. Srotllerston, Thomas, blacksmith, 11. w. s. 

sii~ue. 

S~venth, bet. Baker and Michigan are. 

Brooks, Jacob, laborer, 11. Ohio, near St. An- l31.0 LLLCII~, A1 rs. Cla~l~arine, vt~getahes, 31 City 

toine. 

Hall market, h. 127 ~Uamub.

BRO CITY DIRECTORY. BRO 

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Bi0~3e. FreJuiicG, texnster, 11. 103 FiT- Brn~t-n, Henry B., iron moulder, bds. 348 

tc.c.11~11. 

Ilarrison ave. 

Brow, Andrew J. (Dam, Brow & Ce), 3 Cot- Brown, Henry B. (Yewberry, Pond & 

tage Wow, Elizabeth w. 

Brown), 11. 63 l Jefferson nve. 

Br.~w, George, engineer G. T. R., bds. 13 Brown, Herlry C., laborer, h. 311 Fifteenth. 

Sibleg. 

Brown, Henry D., lake captain, h. 63 How- 

Brow, J 011x1, sawyer, alley rear 11. cor. How ard. 

arJ un.1 b'l)urtatentll. 

Brown, Henry H.. 11.109 First. 

Brow, CVillisul H., blaclismith, h. 387 Rlich- r~rown, Henry AI., j r. clerk, bds.410 Cass ave. 

igan ave. 

Brown, Hiram, vessel captain, h. 920 J ef- 

Brown. Alden, salesillan, bds. 243 Wood- fersoa. 

ward ave. 

Brown, Jacob (J. Brown & Co.), h. 42 Eliza- 

Brown, Alesander K., mou!der, h. 120 DLI- bet tl e. 

bois. 

Brown, James, barber, 11. '7G Mac~rnb ave. 

Brown, Amos, nlillivriglit, 11. 475 Lnrned e. Uron-11, James, butcher, bds. o. 315 n. 

13ro\~n, Arthur, carpenter, bJa. 371 Fif- 353 (irund River. 

trelith. 

Brown, Janles 11.. passenger agent L. S. and 

Brown. Augustus E'., shoemaker, 11. 439 St. hi. S. K. K., Alerrill BL:)clr, 11. e. cor. Jef- 

An toilie. 

son and 1V00dwilrd aves., 11. 47 Siblry. 

Bro ivn, Charles, l alier, 11. 319 Hastings. Brown, James, snloonkeel)er, 189 Wood- 

Brown, Cliarles. fireluun, bds. 316 Frau1;lin. bridge w., bds Cass Hotel. 

Brown, C'llnries (col'd), sleeping car janitor, Brown, Jumes, sawyer, bds. 533 St. An- 

11. 282 Clinton. 

toi~le. 

Brown, Clltirles I-I., druggist, 121 Woodward Brown, James (colored), waiter, h. 96,Cath- 

:rve, 11. 69 G)i=orge. 

arine. 

Brown, Cl1arlt.s fl., drug clerk, h. 293 Ran- Brown, James, sexton First Baptist Church, 

dolpl~ 

11. 328 Ca:. *S avs. 

Browu, Charles H.. salesman, bds. G9 Gwrge. Browu, Jaiiics A., physician, 39 Lafayette 

Bro\vn, Cllaries H. painter, h. 34G Ninth are.. 11. same. 

aye. 

Bro\\?ll, Jaines D., fruits and candies, front 

Br:)wn, JIrs. C. H., music teacher, h. 293 new Cicy Hall, h. 24s Kandolph. 

Eaddolpl~. 

Brown, James F., car builder, bds. 325 Con- 

BI own, Clesson L., oysters and groceries, 4G grthss w. 

Jficlligun are., 11. sii~uc. 

Bruw11, James J., City Attorney, bds. 80 

Brdwu, ~'ullen, saddl~r, G illichigan ave., Farray.. 

11. 4-lt.2 \Vood wu1.d ave. 

Browrl, James S., reat market, Locust, bet. 

Brow.a, I)aniel, nieclianic, bds. Cass House. Ninth ave. il~d National ave., h. 87 Nit- 

Brown, JA~iiir~, tai,or, 11. o. 42 n. 60 Sec.,lld. \ tional aye. 

Brown, Llilciel B., Deputy Counr~ Clerk, h. Brown, Jaiues W. (colored), waiter Michi- 

159 l4 our~ll. I gan Esc;~anpe, bds. same. 

Brown, I)ilvi.,l, butcher, o. 315 n. 352 Bro\vn, Julln (Bro~c-u & Co.), 11. 80 Farrar. 

Ural~cl K~ver. 

Brown, Jolrn, butcher, bds. o. 31s n 352 

Brown, i)z~vid, laborer, 11. 261 Bcaubien. Grad Hiver. 

Brown, Edward. peddler, h. 385 Lasalle Brown, Julin, laborer, h. n. ~v. cor. Michiaye. 

gan and Ninth ares. 

Brown, Francis, laborer, bds. 385 Congress Brown, John, laborer, bds. 672 Cass ave. 

west. 

Brom-n, John, laborer, h. 167 Beech. 

Brown, Frederick (Brown 8c Brother), h. Brown, Johrl,sawj-er, h. n. w. Lor. Webster 

Beaubien, 11. e. tor. blacoiub. 

and Prospect. 

Brottrn , Ge01.gt.: c;~ rpen te I-, 11. 78 Baker. 3rown, John, machinist, b. 46 Lewis. 

131.o\\+n, George, laburer, h. 515 tIustings. Brown, Johii, m~son, h. 15 Sational ave. 

Brown, George, porter, bds. 287 \Vatson. Brown, John, printer. 11. $9 Fort e. 

Bro\vn, George, porter, 11. 178 Llrtltson. Brown, John ri., barber, 159 Woodward 

Brown, George (colored), sailor, n. w. cor. ave, h. '76 blacomb aye. 

Ciruve and fiasti~~gs. 

Brown, Joiin C., accountant, h. 0. 111 n. 

B~oivn, George F., clerk, bds. 347 Sistll. 125 Cli,iorcl. 

Brown, George H., shoeulaker, Lds. 60 Brown, John F., blacksmith, h. BG Twelfth. 

Larued w. 

Brown, John F., laborer, bds. 325 Congress 

Browli, George H., teamster, h. 23 Kine- west. 

tee11 t11. 

Brown, John Frederick, shoemaker, h. 291 

Bro\~u, tiiles L., fruits, 57 Blichigan ave., Orleans. 

Ms. 46 saule. 

Brown, J. D. (co17d), waiter Russell House, 

Brown, llurris (colored), laborer, h. 353 Na- bds. saine. 

corn b. 

Bruwu, John G., proprietor City Hotel, 11 

Browu, Henry, laborer, h. 231 Fifth. 

and 13 Lafayette ave. 

18

134 BRO CLARK'S DETROIT BRU 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO.'S 

Bran-n, T.JT,il liam, t;~i!or. 11. ?GO Seventh. 

Brown S= fir01 her (11.i llj::m uiid FI ederick 

B~.o\vi~), turl~i~ UI e, 19,S Jt~ffvrs( n are. 

Bro\vn. J. T. li.. $ Uro. (John 3'. H. and Robert 

13. BI*o\\?I~ ). gene~.:~l insurance agents, 

Ofnce, 374 Cass Avenue. 5 Bank Block, (3ris\vold. 

Bro~vn, J.. S; Co. (Jacob Brown and Reuben 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Kosc~n field), tobacconists, 3 and 5 LVoodw.11d 

ave. 

Brown, John S., mac1iin;st. 11. 26 Twelfth. Brownell, Charles G., bookkeeper, h. 88 

Blown, John '1'. It. (J. T. K. Brown & Co.), Second. 

bds. 26'3 Sixteenth. 

Bran-nigll, Jolln, saloon) s. e. cor. Mary and 

Brown, John \V. G., butcher, bda. 17 liiol)elle, 11. 11. e. cor. Rlary and I3ioprllr. 

Grisw-old. 

Bro\vning, Sauinel (I., linrdware, 177 LYuod- 

Brown, Joseph, engineer, bds. IS1 Frank- wlrd ave., 11. 26 Eliziibetli w. 

lin. 

Bron-nson, Henry F., lawjer, IG Hutunda 

Brown, Laura (wid. Hensen), '11.205 Fort e. Biljldins. 

Brown, Mary Jn ne (colored-wid. James), Bruce, J~illes (Wardell & Bruce), bds. GD 

11. n. e. cor. Grove and St. Xntuintt. 

Bcaubien. 

Brown, Mich;~el, ~lsss\~are staud on mar- Ijruce, Jan~es, clerk. bds. 210 Gratiot. 

ket, h. 115 3liirlon. 

Bruce, Tllc ,mi~s J., carpenter, 11. 107 Locust. 

Brown, R1. C., dry and fancy goods, 257 Brucehof'er, Charles, carpenter, 11.477 Beau- 

Jefferson are., 11. same. 

biei~. 

Bro\vii, Minnie (wid. Jollnj, 11. 201 Third. 131-ncellofer, Henry, carpenter, h. 477 Beau- 

Brown, Natll;ln H., tannel.. 11. 6!) Ueol-ge. bien. 

Brown: Xathuniel F., hl. D., druggist, Tot? Bruceliofer, John, carpenter, h. 477 Beau- 

Fort w., 11. sanie. 

I~ien. 

Brown, Xoriah G., painter, bds. 94 Adatns Br~~cellofer, William, carpent.er, h. 477 Beau- 

8\'2. W. 

1)ien. 

Brown, Robert, laborer, 11. 325 Congress w. Bruckner, Frederick, laborer, h. n. e. cor. ! 

Brown, Robert H. (J. T. K. Brown& Bro.), Fort and Hast'n,ga 

h. 269 Sixteenth. 

Bruckman, 'I'heodore, gas fitter, h. IS9 Mul- 

Brown, Robert P., switchman, h. 325 Con- lett. 

gress w. 

Brnckman, Thomas, bartender, bds. 20 Mon- 

Brown, Hose (wid. John), h. 49 Henry, up roe aye. 

stairs. 

Brundel, 31athias, h. 16 Croghnn. 

Brown, Ross, clerlr, bds. 180 Jlichigan are. Brudin, Charles L., bookbidder, bds. New 

Brown, I)r. Rufus, 11. 120 St. A~lco~ne. York Hotel. 

Brown, I

BRU CITY DIRECTORY. BUC 

Brunner, Victor, cabinetiuaker, h. 218 Jf ulle 

cat. 

Brunnette, Jesse, sawyer. 11. lTToodbridge, 

bet,. Seventeenth and Eigllteenth. 

Brunick, Fkederick, saloon, 562 Michigan 

ave., 11. same. 

Brunick, Joseph, laborer, 11. 118 Whitney. 

Brunswick. Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 315 

Seventeenth. 

Brunton, Andrew (Findlater St Brunton), h. 

8G E~i~i~l)~th e. 

Brunton, Robert., salesman, 11. I2 Jddln R. 

Bruso. E lwurd, carpenter, 11. 403 Hastings. 

Brusche, Joseph, shoemaker, bds. 553 Mucorn 

b. 

Brusche, Mrs. Urchin, 11. 249 Gratiot. 

Brush, hli'rc:d, pllysician, 11. 166 liandolph. 

Brush. Alfred E.. bcls. 166 It;~ndl dph. 

BKUSII, HDhIUND A.. 11. 163 Ltiindr)lph, 

Brusll, Elliott kI., bds. 163 lt:lncloll,ll. 

Brush. Hwry T., dri~uzlltsitlan, 10 Merrill 

Bizc!lan & Co. (George Bucllan and Isaac 

A1 uncaster), grocers, 337 C;r*alld River. 

Buclli~nt~n, James, boilermaker, 11. 262 Baker. 

13iicll;inan, Patrick, clerk, 11.174 Fort w. 

Uuc!lanan, Stephen A., carpenter, h. 20 

hlon tcalm w. 

B~~cllanan, Susan (wid. James), h. 20 Baker. 

Buchanan, William (Buchanan St Carroll), h. 

62 Labrosse. 

Buclrauan St Carroll(~1'illiarn Bncllanan and 

Jol~n Carroll), I)oilermakers, Atwater, bet. 

Hastings and St. Antoine. 

Bnelldel, J:)sepll, blacksmith, h. o. 82 n. 126 

Brewster. 

Bucilegger, Xarian (wid. John), h. 317 Crogllan. 

'BizcIll~eister, Gustavus, pianotuner, h. 43 

Eliz~~bet~l e. 

Bucher, Authony, saloon, 221 Gratiot, bAs. 

same. 

Bucll, tYi1 linm, clerk Ducharme & Prentiss, 

bds. 75 Larnetl w. 

Buch\)auer, Edward, machinist, h. 217 

Hlgli. 

Buch binder, Ado1 pli, cabinetmaker, h. 581 

(kogllan. 

Buck, (;e )rge H., timekeeper hi. C. R. B., 

11. 91 Po~.ter. 

Block. bds. 32 i\.Iontcairn w. 

Brlzsl~, James h., pl~otogrlil)ller, 127 Jeffirson 

ave., 11. 772 W4)odl)riiige e. 

Brlis!1, Louis, bcls. 4.59 Wl):)clivard aye. 

131.uslce, Ecliva1.d C., tiujmirh, bJs. 516 Clinton 

ave. 

Br.ust,, Peter, brewer, 351 Rizssell, 11. sanle. 

Brust~u;~cller, Josel)ll, saluon, o. 20.3 n. 239 

Micll~gan ave., 11. saxlie: 

Brurllcr, Frederick. laborer, bds. Tmenty- BLIC~~, \Villialn H., traveling agent, h. 401 

src( bncl, nr. L)e;rI)ir Iron Works. 

Sixth. 

Brlizy, John, tinsmith, 315 L~f'ayette, h. Buclic?l~ berger, Jacob, saloon, 3iacomb, S. w 

si1111e. 

cor. Mastiiigs. 

Bryan, Jol~n, lal,orer, I:. Franklin, bet. St. Buclii~nberger, Jacob, sawnlalier, h. 102 Ma- 

,411toine alicl lI:~stings. 

comb. 

Br~an, Jolin F. (J. F. Bryan S= Bro.). 11. 8 Bnc-$lee, Julien E., accountant Abbott & 

Jlontcitlrn w. 

I

BUR 

NE\V YORPF I BUHL. DUCHARIIE & ('0. (Cl~ristian H. 

Bulil, Chi1 rles Ducllarine, Solon Prrntis 

and T11eodor.e D. Bn111). \vllolesale liard- 

\vilre. 17 and 19 T.Qood\vnrtl a\-(?. (Sce ncT,u.) 

hick, David 13., nliicllinist, 11. 53 ~~~~~~~~~g. 

Uuicli, James S., 1~atternn1ukc.r~ 11. 28 Liin- 

S(1101 DXcELIOT, Blii1l;:gcr and dgt~.tr Snpt., burg. 

Buie, Eliza (wid. TYillZam), dress and cloak 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICkI. maker. 07 St.. Antoine. 

Buillrtns, Adiu F., traveling agent, Ir. 361 

Buckley & Co. (Henry J. Buckley and F. L. rrl.lird. 

Lasier), com~nission and shipping mer- Buin tkld. John, lal~orer, 11.85 Russell. 

chants, fi:ot First. 

Bulger, ~;\tl.icli, laborer, 11. 92 Plum. 

Buckner, Tllorntoll (col'd), boarding, 1G5 U~I leer. IVil liam. clerk. hds. 92 Plum. 

Beaubien. 

Bo gley, J ol~n S , abrt klct u~ater, Co. boild- 

Budden, Charles F., clerli, bds. 40 Harriett. ing, 11. 36 Aila~ns are. w. 

Budden, Fredericir. :ircll~i.ect, 11. 40 I-Iai.ie;t. Bu1 1. Alfred, booklieeyer Finney's Hotel, 

Budden, Guido, n~acllinist,, bds 40 I-larrirt>ti his. saine. 

Budraw, Stephen, shipcarpenter, Ms. (iG Bull, Ballrew, laborer, h. Dubois, n. e. ccr. 

Twentieth. 

Cllestnut. 

Budwich, (iodfrey, joiner, 11. 217 Calhoun. B.111, George G , 11. 102 Randolph. 

Budwig, Franz, itlborer, h. s. s. Rlaple, bet. Brill, James, tra~eling agent 31. C. R. R., 

Chene and Dubois. 

11. o. 64 11. 30 Jones. 

Bucchle, Ferdi~laud, letter carrier, h. 2.74 Bull, .Joacl~i~n, laborer, 11. 246 Sllernlan. 

Crogllan. 

Bull, LYillian~, coil~rilercial tra-~eler. 11. 43 

Bu~chler, - , cigarmaker, bds. Hotel La I rosse. 

Erichsen. 

Bull(;cli, r ieorge FI., musician, 11. 1% Fort e. 

Buelller, Joseph, butcl~er, h. 182 Rsndolph. Bullock, Heury, carpenter, h. 362 St. iiubin 

Buellnfeld, John, Ial~orer, 11. 95 Kussell. nve. 

Buechtele, Joseph, b1acl~si~it.h~ h. 4S Ijrews- Builock, Josepll H., ass't clli. Recorder's 

ter. 

Court, 11. 537 Sisteentll. 

Buel, Mrs. Rlina, 11. 328 St. Antoine. Bullock, Julius. laborer, 11. 112 blontcaln e. 

Buell, Lutller L.. sl~oenlaker, 11. n. s. 3Iichi- 13~11 Iocli, Xatllan, !minter, bds. 335 C'rc ~gllnn. 

gan aye., nr. TI\-enty-fourth. 

13ullock, l

BUR CITY DIRECTORY. BURI 

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Burdge, 3ohn F., patent-right agent, h. '7 

IJiil)rosse. 

Burdi(:k, Jolln, br altesrnan 3l. C. K. R., 11. 

272 1,uf'ayette: ;lye. , 

Bur(jicli, Peter )IT., edgetool maker, 11. lSG 

Third. 

Burdinq:nau, Joseph, saloon, 30 1 Atwater, 

11. sailie. 

Burdoic, Jqhn, plasterer, 11. 500 Congress e. 

Burford. James (col'd), laborer, bds. 52 

hlullett. 

Barganger, Franz, laborer, 11. 562 Crogllan. 

Burge. Jacob. saloon, 18'7 Larned xv., 11. siii1.e. 

13urggard. Augast, roofkr. 11. 323 C'al lloun. 

Burger, Edw. r I G., 11. 103 Xinervel~tll 

Burger, 87. A la~nnzc~, corsrts al~d ladies' 

furnishing goods, 202 L\'oodwaril avch., 

cor. (irand Hivt-r, ids. 103 Xineteelitll. 

Biirger, Jolln. grocer?, 1 ;i'7 Jlilcolnb, 11. stlxlle. 

Biirger. Josel)l1, 11. 221 EIxst iilgs. 

Burger, Joscl)ll, lx)lict.n~an, bds. 153 Jln!lett. 

B~~rgess, Alonzo J., carpenter, 11. 306 Slier- 

man. 

Burgess, Arnos (col'd j, cnoli, 11. 327 Macomb. 

Burgess, Jamvs lal)orer, 11. 16' bl aide. 

Burgess, Nellie (wid. Aaron), h. 32s Cko- 

gllan. 

Burgettie, Zietie, laborer. 11. Woodbridge, 

bet. Seventeenth ant1 Eigllteentli. 

1. Burgl~iriit, Ernst Martin, cutter, 197 La- 

Sajette. 

Burgrss, Margaret, milliner, 45 Grand Riv- 

er, 11. san:e. 

Burge~s, Henry, oilice clerk, bds. lCiG Lar- 

Burke, James, lal~orer, bds. 703 Franklin. 

Hurlre, Jol111, boilelmnl

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO. 

OFFER 

CI.-.-3i3n!EICALfSI 

ett,. 

But-us, Margaret (wid. Thomas), h. 51 

Wrllry (up stairs). 

Burns, bl;it k, stea:iifitter, I~cls. 1% hlullett. 

Burns. blary (wid. Puti.ick), 11. 1% Jlul lect. 

Burns, Mathew (Burns & SLarun), 4 Beau- 

hien. 

Burns, Alicllael, blncksmith, bds. 130 Ran- 

do p I. 

Burn,, Jlichael, carpenter, 11. 405 Twelfth. 

BUR 

B~zrnst,ine, N. & A. (Xnrhan and Aaron 

Brlrnstine), dealers in fancy goods and 

not.ions. 85 IYood\v;zrd ave. 

Burpee. Burr, John, Francis blacksmith, L., carpenter, bds. 11. 736 247 Fonrt,ll. Wood- 


We make none but what We can 

guarantee for purity. 

Burns, Ellen (\\?id. Edward), 11.233 Seventh. 

Burns, George, 11. 253 Tllirreenth. 

Burns, J~icob, clerk, bds. 43 LVllitnep. 

Burns, James, laborer, h. w. s. Seventh, nr. 

Locust. 

Burns, James, laborer, 11.. s. s. Wight bet. 

C'l~ene and Cumlbau ttve. 

Burns, James, shipping clerk, bds. 233 

Seven 111. 

Burl~s, Ju~rles (Burns & Smith), h. 15s 

Fort ktv. 

Burns, Jollanna (wid. Richard), h. 405 

'l'wel tth. 

Burns, J olln, laborer, bds. 329 C'roghan. 

Bul-ns, Jolln, lab[ rer, 11. 476 AIacoil~ b. 

Burlls, 501111, tt:aIllStrr, 11. w. S. Mayberry 

aye , near Blltternut. 

Sut.ns, Johu X., blacksmith. h. 222 Seven 

tvvn t 11. 

Burns. Leonard, ~llilli peddler, h. Sl Leverbridge 

w. 

Burr, Harrison .J.. machinist, bds. 1% First. 

Burr, Harvey W. (Burr Sr Leouard), bds. 34 

I~afayette are. 

Burr 5: Leonard (Harvey W. Burr and 

Theoilore 0. IJeontlrd), wholesale grocers, 

14 kjrood\vard ave. 

Burrell, Albert, livervstable, 24 hlichigan 

Grand are., 11. 50 High. 

B.zrrel1, Frank, .sailor, bds. 403 Woodbridge 

e. 

Burrell, John, laborer, 11. 242 ';\lontcaltn e. 

Burrell, J( ,1111, sailor, 11. 400 LVooclbriclg-e e. 

Burrell. Alas, sailor. bds. 4$2 LVoo:lbridge e. 

Burrell, S;~rnui~l, sailor. 11.4 12 IVooclbriJge e. 

Bnrrcll. IYil lia~n, clerk, Ltis. 50 High. 

Burriilgt., Gec~rge, mi~rblecutter, h. 555 

hlid ~ ipn aye. 

Bizrridgt?, John, joiner, 11. 11G ( 'herry. 

Bi~rru~.ker, Ernst, tanner, 11. 120 \'roglinn. 

Bur~.oilg]ls, L ,uisa L , teacher New Sinth 

iVurd School, bcls. 47 IJt~f?tyettt= ave. 

Burrows, George H., builder, 11. $03 Second. 

Burrows, Orsoll, night sup't. 31. C. 12. It. 

rouncl house, 11.376 Sistll. 

Burry, J0li11. laborer, nr. K. K. on Gratiot. 

B~zrsvy, Jolln, clerk, bds. (5.3 BenuLic+n. 

Burtensllaw, Josej)ll, st~ivyer, 11. Nineteenth, 

s 

! 

1 

kt. ,Ilesan(ler and 13. (1 1- ~er 

Burtel~sl1a\v, James (kV. L). Robinson, Burtenslluw 

& C,,.), 11. 9% Congress e. 

Burt, liicllarcl, p:tintc-r. bt1s. 343 Lufayette. 

Burt, SoIon, 11. 32s Jeffers011 a\-(?. 

Brrr:.,Ilviu C'. (Y. J. 1Cull1Z1 & C~o.j, 11. 325 

Flirt w. 

Burns, Xicilael, laborer, h. \c-. s. Fourth, bet. Burt, Horace E , attorney, GD Griswold, 11. 

(301~1 and \ITesterlo. 

Jefirson ave., Iiamt r a~uck. 

Burns, Alorri~, stea~l~fitt~er, bds. 1% hlullett Burt, Jacob (col'd), laborer, 11. 59 Mullett. 

Burns, Patrick, sup't lllouut Elliott Ceme- BLlr.t., Jolln, Prest. of Peninsizlar Irl)n Co., 

trey, 11. sanle. 

11. 46 :lcl:t~ns are., n. w cor. of 1';it.l;. 

Burns, P~ter, carpenter, 11. 103 Fifth. Burt, Alinnie (wid. --), bds. 23 LVuslling- 

Burl!s, Kicl~ard, carpenter, 11. 416 'I'welfth. ton ave. 

Burns, 'l'honli~s, c:iri)enter, 11. 225 Twelftll. BUKT AIAXUF.ACTTJRING COJfPANY, 

Burns, 'I'huinus, cllairnlaker., h. 113 La- Elorace E. Burt, secretary, ofice and 

brosse. 

works Hi~mtr.alnc!;, nr. Petiinsulur Iron 

Burns, l'homas, laborer, h. s. w. cor. Twelfth Co~llpany's works. (See A tic.) 

and Myrtle. 

Bizrtis, Harriet (wid. Elobert), h. 12 Miami 

Burns, Wil) jam N., photographer, bds. 27 avtA. 

hlay l~orry zive. 

Burtis, Lizzie (wid. Charles), mashing, h. 

Burns & Silttron (Uathem Burns and Mar- Id4 L:~brosse. 

cel S.~arc~n), saloon, 4 Beaubien. 

Burton, Anthorty I

CITY DIRECTORY. BUX 

Burston, Aliss JIury, drL,ss maker, bcls. 241 Bizsllo, Barney, coollet-, bds. 367 GI-utiot.. 

'l1Il:rcl. 

Bushor, But terfield, saloon, h. 299 Jlontculm 

Burville, iTil1innl, peddler, 11. TV. s. Twelfth, east. 

nr. (irand Kivttr. 

Bushor, Joseph H., bartender, bds. 203 Mont- 

Bury, Helrry A., oil store, 46 Jefferson ave., cullu e. 

11. 14 3Iontcalm. 

Busllwa y, Joseph, blacksmitl1, h. 61 Orleans. 

Buscey, John, suilniaker, 11. 149 I-Iurrison Buslepl), Hermann: nlusician, 11. 220 c:linron. 

it :e. 

Busney, Sicholas, carpenter, 11. 46 Cirutiut. 

Busc~y, Jollll S., pl~otograpller, a. e. cor. BuFsang, Plii,ip, 111 )[el, 67 Atwwt.er r. 

Michigan ave. and b'.ayile, bds. City Busson, Claude, nlacliiuist,-11. 10 Eigllteenth. 

Hotel. 

Bustner, Nicholas, carpt-uter, 11. 45 Crawv- 

Buscll, Adolpli, cooper, 11. 263 Ca ttllarine. ford. 

Buacll, August, carpenter, 11. 160 Xutional Biz-ky, George, 'sailor, h. o. 334 n. 332 

ave. 

Frankiin. 

BUSCH, CHARLES, hardtvare, 201 Jeffer- Buttilllor, ltobert, laborer, 11 33 Seventll. 

son ave., 11 St. Antuine, 11. e. cor. Eliza- Butler, ~lbrilln ti. (Hulnles, Butler & Co.), h. 

beth. (See (l(l.u.) 

11.i Ho~va1.d. 

Buscil, Frank J., cooper, 11. 11G Jay. 

Butler., A1P1.ed B., painter, 11. GI Dizffield. 

Buscll, Fredt:rick, letter carrier Ninth dis- Butler, Udrnard, shipcarl)eater, h. iiear Attrict, 

h. Ci!) Jlaconlb. 

water. 

Busch, (iregc~r, slloemaker, 11. 334 Gratiot,. Butler, Charles A. (col'd), porter, bds. 134 

Buscll, I-Jel~ry, ~lliwrican HotL.1, 203 Larued hdatns ave. e. 

w., 11. satue. 

Butler, E,l~i-ard H. (IF7illiam A. Butler 55 

Busch, Jacob, tailor, bds. cor. Humboldt ave. GI-).), bds. 125 Fort tv. 

and Butternut8. 

Butler, Hanllii (wid. Horace), bds. cor. Cass 

Buscli, LC1 rs. Josephine, milliner, 123 Gratiot, uve and 13.ig-g. 

11. satne. 

Butler, Jarxes (.tlarsll St Burler), 11. 1GG First. 

Bizscll, William. hat and bonnet bleacher, Butler, Jollil, engineer Daily Yust, h. 67 

133 tlraciot. 11. same. 

'l'wenr,y-first.. 

Busll, Edward S. (E. S. Bush & Co.), h. 130 Butler, J. H. B., 11.1G.5 Woodtvard ave. 

Con; c) ress e. 

butler, 3lt:lville (Blanke S: Butler), bds. 

Busll, Hiram, saloon, Atwater, nr. D. & 31. R. c.)r. Second and Congress. 

K., 11. 819 Ho~vi~rd. 

Butler, 3liltun H., lawyer, bds. H~ward 

Bush, Hiram 'l'., saloon, '72 Atwater e., h. House. 

821 tUe. 

Butier, Pdter, drayman, 11. rear 27.5 Franklin. 

Bizsll, Ira D., Detroit brass worlcs, 375 Butler, 'l'i~ot~hy, 11. cor. Lafayet~e and 'I'hirivoodbridge 

w., 11. n. w. cor. Twenty- tttentlr. 

fourtll and Kirer Koad. 

Bucler, William ,4. (Willia~n A. Butler & 

Busli, Kicllard (col'd), conductor sleeping Go.), h. 125 Fort w. 

car, 11. 130 Jlacotilb. 

Butler, LVidiam ,I., St Co. (William A. and 

Bush, 'l'heodole L., laborer, 11. 09 Porter. X.lward H. Bacler), bankers, Butler's 

Busll, LV 11 iiutil, c!erk Ducharme & Brentiss, block; opposite P. 0 

bds. $5 L:~rned w. 

Butlin, George, bds. U.lrrison House. 

BUSH. E S., St CO. (Edward 8. Bush and Buttt*rfie,d, ~dtvin (.John J. Bag.ey $ Co.), 

George 13. Hill), grocers, 239 JeBerson h. 5 t LVushiugton z~vu. 

ave. (Sce adv.) 

B~r~terfield, Jane (wid. Oliver), h. 432 Beau- 

Buslia, Francis, laborer, 11. 149 Franklin. bien. 

Busha, Jereluiah, li~bdrsr, 11. Beaubieu, nr. Butterfield, William, chairmaker, bds. 452 

13r;tdy. 

Uei~ izl)it&u. 

Buslla, John, sl~oemalrer, 11. 213 Beaubien. Buttert'unt, Cl~arles, bricklayer, bds. 4s Fort 

Busha, lJuwrence, harness~uaker, h. 18 east. 

I3 reivster. 

Buttler, J. din, ~i-e;u'a:or, 11. 1 GD Orchard. 

Brzsllell, CVi llianl, laborer, 11. alley e. s. Hast- Uui tier, Mary A. (cold-wid. Alesa~lder), h. 

ings, be1 . Lutir ye~te and Crogllan. 

134 Ada uls are r. 

Busuey, Ii'ruillc, l~ai nter, 11 202 8 iizztbet,ll e. Buttier, ltachei (c d'd-wid. Thomas), dressl3ushc:j-. 

Louis, blucl;sliiltli, h. o. SO4 n. OO6 111;~ker. 11. 276 C.inton. 

Cungress e. 

Buczel. Alag~lus (i3. S. Heineman 8 Co.), bds. 

Buslley, hlicllael, carpenter, 11. 101 Colum- 23 ridelu~cle. 

lunibia e. 

Bu~zel, Slartia (E. S. Heinelilan & Co.) h. 23 

Bilshman, John J., fireman anJ engineer, Adelaide. 

bds. 532 Il'u(;dbriclgt: w. 

Ruv,~. Jl)lln, engineer, 11. 298 Chestnuts. 

Bushman, Joseph, engiueer, 11. ';GO Wood- B~~scou, Edwiu. night watchman hl. C. R. 

brid, "C - W. 

li., 11. 244 Sixth. 

~ 1 1 1a 1 . (id. D l I?), . G Iiuscs)i~, l\'iliiaiu L., bookkeeper, h. 3;i2 

Congress w. 

1 Park.

140 BUY CLARK'S 

DETROIT CAL 

N=\V YO1CPC 

Ctrin, i\lichuel, draymnn, 11. (j0 S t,ate. 

Chin, hIicIlae1, labijrer, 11 14 Piirk Place. 

LEk nao~amee - Q~,mt)-tt cai,, ~i~~~,,l,~, b:a:l:.jmith, 121 Larnad w., 

11. 

ASFETS, . . !$12,003,00C) 

20.3 Fourth. 

Gain, Yut~.icl;, laborer, 11. 

DAILY Casn ISCONE, 

236 Sixth. 

$lS,U00 

- 

Cuin, 'I'lloliius, laborer, 11. 312 'L'welfth. 

SOL08 JlrELP()Y, flituager nun Agent! Snpt., Ciiin, Tllott~as. ljrinter, b is. 236 Sisrll. 

Peninsular Bilnk Building, DETROlT, MICH. 

Caine, Jol1n H., books, 192 JeCdrson ava., h. 

19 Koivland. 

Cald well, A%lesander, sl~ipcnrpenter, 11. Con- 

Buyla, Louis, ragpeddler, 11. 473 La faye tte. 

gress e., s. w. c )r. Dequindre. 

liuye, John, sailor, Lds. Centrill liuilroud 

Ca,dwell, Ann (wid. 14 M~- 

Hotel. 

c mlb. 

Bnyssr, Louis, tailor, 11. 205 Lafayette. 

Cal(lwel1, Miss Bnn, dressmaker, bds. 14 

Buz~ell, Wilbur, studeut, bds. 35 Monroe 

Macol,l ,. 

iLvt3. 

Ca!dwell, Ct11)t. Chnrles, pilot stenrner Gen. 

Bj-er. Cllarles, cooper, h. 4jO St- Aubin ave- Dis, bds. s. w. tor. jugirdon alld >Iount 

Byerlnan, Frederick, ma~ou, 11. 197 Alarion. 

Elliott uves. 

liyr.a~n, Charles (hlorlu ,us, Alitcheii S: By- Ci,l(l ,, Frimcis, harnessmaker, bds 09 

rani), 11. 701 JeCel.son ave. 

B:uu lien. 

B~.filll', "'illi'm7 'argefit'r, bds. $0' Je'er- 

Cil,d 1, James, laborer, 310 A,rt e. 

st rn ave. 

C~ild~vt.rll, Jiunes. porter U. iV. R., h. 

Bg rue, Bernard, laborer, h. 41 Thirteenth. Fort: bet. Hlld Itaisell. 

Byrna, John, bds. Z'ranliliu House. 

Cald\vell, Juniua, cuachlliau, bds. 0. 21 n. 54 

By rue, Th:)ulas, saloon, 50 Front., 11. same. 

llenl-y. 

Byr''l11 llen'y, sal'ull~ Grant k'ou'e> '. 3'3 C21]d well, Jamcs7 porter, 11. 303 Riopclle. 

'l'llircl. 

Cz~ld~vell. Juilles CV., clerk, Sds. 14 Ma- 

By rdn, J;inies, laborer, bds. 455 Tbi rteenth. 

b. 

Bjrus, Peter, carl~euier, 11. lU5 Fit't 11. 

Ci~ld\~\lell, John, laborer, h. 12 St. Aubin 

BJ-YOU, Pe. er, la borel-, 11. 4X 'l'llirteeu tlr. 

ave. 

'~"7 Jukheth~ lvoodsawser, "li. Cald\\-ell, Jolrn, l)ral;emnn, 11. 79 Walnut. 

(luld \vc.ll, Miss Louisa, dresslllalier, bds. 14 

C'. 

M2I~Olllb. 

Caldtt-ell, :

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:O 

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g 

&+ma& -d && \Li*/o/Re 

&dn 9Lcbh-y 

- 

I Z2!L.-d a.;wan A 

322 *, 

A* added h- A/"&-- 

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YWVL e- pa- 

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-9 7'- Ad- * ~ ~ M s & . ~ a / r n W 

p ~ b p & - p & ~ & d ~ ~ 

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t 

CAL CIl Y DIR'ECTORY. CAM 141 

Calnon. Nary (wid. Tlloinas), 11. 171 Or Cn~npb:+ll. C )lin ('Jumpb~ll, Linn & Co.), 11. 

cllt~rcl. 

3:;3 WOO I I V ~ r~l ~ t~~e. 

Cilln )n. Phtri~k (Cdn03 8~ Fhrris), 11. ",5 C_~!ll,)!):lI, C ) 1ril;tn 1 B.. delivery clerk W. 

Noward. 

IT. 'rel. otE :e, bds. 143 F.)rt e. 

Caln,)n I-I:trriq (Patrick Calnqn and Ed Ca~u;)l)eil, L),iniel, tekulster, h. o. 81 n. 89 

win 'C. Harris), wiues an,l liquors, 1S7 Ad,r.lns ave. w. 

Hi~nrl?~l>ll. 

Cilrnl)bell, Duncan, shipcarpenter, h. 343 

Calter, Walter, drsughtsm~n, bds. 3Si Sec Frank1 n. 

onti. 

Ca lnpbell, Edward P., lu~nber, 12 Rotunda 

Cillve:~.J~ms~,pi~in$~er.317~Vo~:lwar~1~~e., B~ildi~~g,I~:1~.R~~ssellHouse. 

11. cor. Cus3 t~nii Alicl~ig in uiPe. 

Crunl)ljell, E iz tbet l! (wiJ. John), h. s. s. 

Cal vzrt. Cjl;~rIe.s B., t*re;Lsurdr Ccllvert Lith. L:~rnecl, b !r. Dub )is ;L~I I St. Ailbin ave. 

Co., bds. 13L Gc )rge. 

Caln phi I, Forrest S., eale~~n~n, bds. 333 

Calvert, Nary (wid. Thornas), 11. 8 Cutlla- L\Too~lward ave. 

rine. 

Cal~ll)bell, George, pe-ldler, 11. 283 Third. 

Culvert.. Miss Rosanna, dreasrndcer, 11. (;SO Carul~bc+ll, George, plasterer, bds. Guudmsn 

JeR~rs~11 tive. 

Hq )use. 

Culvert!, Tl~om:ts, sxp't. of Cdvert Litll. Ca~iip!)vII. George, jr., seston C. M. E. 

(.A)., 11. 13 1 George. 

C~lilrcll, 11. 13 L A1ot1 tc~~i~n e. 

Calv-ert Li tl~ograplr ing. Engrar- Cutul)b.Al, Gc:orge ci. S., cashier Free Press 

irrg and map tBubliir;llirrg d'o., Co., 11 12 Ji'y. 

Arcucle i3~1ildin T, 3 i Lxrn.~tl w. (Yze nclo.) Caulpbell, Gor(lon. (Campbell. Oiven & Co.), 

Cill~in, Jamzs, yardman, Ida 2;3L Fort w. 11. 11. w. cur. Jefferson and JOS. Campau 

Cameron, ,illan I?., cilsl~ier 11. C. K. R. aves 

freigll t office, h. s. e. cur. Ninth ave. and Ca~u.)bell, Hugl1, l,zborer, 113s. IVoodbridge, 

IrIo nra rd. 

near I~ett~s cYr Clancy's shingle ft~ctory. 

Cailieron, Alexander, bnsrnaker, bds. 100 Curnpbel I , Jurues, fireman, bcfs. Jlii waukee 

Itussell. 

Escl~al~gc:. 

Cau~eroi~, Xlexznrler, j r.. check clerk >I. C. Cirnll)Le!l, James E., physician, 335 Brush, 

H. It., bds. 228 Howartf. 

11. sunle. 

Cain~ron, Charles, clerk, bds. 50 31iailli Carul)bel I, James -\I ., plasterer, 11.297 3fichave. 

~$rall ave. 

Ca.me~*on, Duncan, gardener, bds. 575 Jef- Cull~pbell, Hon. Jn~ne? V., Jrd;e Supreme 

f'ersoil avr. 

C:c?ut.t,, 11. o. 127 n. 141 I,:~rl~ed e. 

Cam :ran, Eiizabatll (wid. Colin), h. 103 Cat~~pbrll, John, blaciislllitb helper, h. 179 

/ liussc~ll. 

F~fr h. 

Ca~llrron. Junles, slloemalier, bds. 5; 31ich- C:ti1l~)bell, John. c1el.k. 11. 55 Elm. 

ig:in Gland ave. 

C:itlli)lleIl, Jolin, 11. 15 Eiixabvtll w. 

Culuzron, J~lln, agent, bds. 45 Fort e. Ca1111)be:l, Jo1111, lilke captain, h. W. S. 

Calileron, Johu, carpenter, bds. 316 F~.ank- T~iircl. bet. Orange anti Grillid. 

I lin. 

Cail~ybell. Jolin, laborer, 11. e. s. Mount 

Cut~lcron, John, pailrtlaker. bds. n. w. cor. Hol)e are., bet. Asil and i\lprt!e. 

Rlount Elliott t111d Jeffkrsotl aves. Canil)bell, John (cul'cl), laborar, h 377 Ma- 

Cati~t-rou, John (\V hice & Citlrrerou), h. 207 comb. 

l'ii rl;. 

Canlpb~.ll, John 31. 1,. (Campbell, Linn & 

Caiueron, John R., clerk Blue Line, h. 172 C.). Ms. n. m. cur. iYo~clwurd ave. and 

Ptmer. 

eC:or'ge. 

Catl~vron~ Willianl I-I., clerk Department of Cami ,Lell, J ilia A. (wid. Thomas), h. 146 

L I kes, bds. Ant.is.le1 liuuse. I Forte. 

Ci~~ners, Peter, salesil~un, Ms. S3 &lout- Clulipl)ell, Miss JZarion, dressmaker, 289 

ca 1111 W. 

J~fi5r~l )U ZlVt!., 11. 881118. 

( C'a~I~iusty, Stephen, carver, h. 261 Hast- Calaybsll, Kid, saw) rr, h. cur. Franklin 

i agy. 

and Orieans. 

/ Cataliu, Jobn. carpenter, bds. 301 Fiftl1. Canlpbell, Ovid P., cooper, h. n. e. cor. 

1 Cailip, Heury, shijjcarl;eliter, h. 9 Thir- B1.onsou aud Uri~tiot. 

tren tll. 

Cau11)bell, Pet1 r, cooper, bds. 393 Bronson. 

1 Cumpitign, Antoine, sawyer, h. 7$B Wood- Caml)bell, P. hi., .. clerk . . Howard . House, bds. 

I hi Jge w. 

same. 

Caul l)al:,.n, Mrs. Antoine, tailoress, 11. 742 Carnpk!l, Ri.chard Edward, clerk, 11. 406 

LVoodbridge w. 

+ilgress t~ 

Canll~tell, Ann (wid.), 11. 119 Sistli. Cyn,pbcll, Hobert, I\-agonmaher, h. 311 

Call, pbell, B;rijau1in7 tobacco ageut, h. 221 : ~ifcli. 

Pill B, 

j Cu~npbell, Robert, Bds. 27 Beaubien. 

Campbe I, Charles, machinist, h. 107 __. Nu-. _. . can1 y bell, Hobtrt, yorrer liailroad EXtional 

ave. 

1 , ?h.+nge, bds. same.

142 CAM CLARK'S DETROIT CAN 


LEADING DRUGGISTS 

TEBOUGJIOUT TEE UNITED STATES. 

THEODORE I. & DEKKIS I. GAMPAU, 

Adminis~raturs of L Esiate of J{tstl~h Campau, 

140 Jeflirson Avenue, 

Office Hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and 2 to 6 P. M. 

Farms, Lots acd Hcrscs to Bczt, cr Fcr Sale. 

Campbell, Robert H. (col'd), mason, h. 77 Campau, Henry, dep'y Register of Deeds, h. 

C'olombin w. 

1 Centre. 

Calril )bell, Samuel McLees, plumber, Lds. Campiiu, James, Clrene, s. Jefferson aye. 

333 Wood~~ard aye. 

Camltau, J umt- s J., newsdealer, 233 Jeffer- 

Campbe1 I. Thomas. engineer, 11. 65 Beech. son aye., 11. 24 Mac(.mb ave. 

Can) pbel!, Tl~onlas C., grocery and saloon, Campau, John B., copying clerlr, h. 260 Clif- 

301 Michigan aye., 11. same. 

i0l.t I. 

Campbell, W'altel- Scott, bookkeeper, bds. Carn;?nn, Joseph. bds. Jefferson ave., n. e. 

289 J&-rson ave. 

cor. Beaabien. 

Campbell, Il'illiam, carpenter, h. s. 81 n.89 Canlpau, I'lleoclore, bds. Jefferson ave., n. e. 

Adams ave. N-\;. 

cor. Beaul)ien. 

Canlpbell, William J., news depot, 163 Caluptlu, Theodore, mason, h. 558 Con- 

Miclligan aye., 11. same. 

gress e. 

Campbel I, Hev. VVilliam J., Pastor Seventh Calilpn u, Theodore J. (T. J. & D. J. Campau), 

Street h1. E. C'b~zrch, 11.114 Kational ave. 11. 4.50 Jrffel son aye. 

Campbell, \Yilliam S. (Campbell 8: tiravier), Campau, T11t odore J ., student, bds. 280 Jef- 

11. 365 Brush. 

f& *oil ave. 

Caml:l;ell, il'illiam P., ~e~sel cwner, h. 284 Carnpau, Theodore J., & Dennis 

Jefferson aye. 

J ., ;~duiinisrrators of the estate of Joseph 

Campbell, L~nn gL CO. (Colin Campbell, ('anip:~ u, ofice 140 Jt-Eir-rcn ave. 

'I'llcnlas Linn azld Jolin M. L. Canll)L.ell), Canlus, Peter, clerk, 140 Grand Hiver, bds. 

dry goods and millinery, ~vll,~lesale and 83 3loa t calm w. 

retall, 93 ard 95 \Voodward ave. Canlus, Petvr. F1.encll vines and liquors, 

Canipbell, Oiven & Co. (Gordon Campbell, 250 Grwtiot. h. ewnle. 

John Owen, Eldridge (3. Mericl;, John N. Canan, Sinloll, lttbor. r, 11. 150 Seventh. 

Fowler, Nelzer F. Brlerick and Henry Essel- Calle, Edward, engineer, h. o. 71 n. 73 

styn), ship builders, foot Dequiadre. Harrison ave. 

Canlpl~ell St Gravier (William S. Campbell, Cane, Martin, laborer, h. 366 T\velftk. 

and Jolin B. K. Gravjer.), ins. and real es- Cane, Alicllael, laborer, h. m. s. Lasalle aye., 

tate ag'ts, oSce s. w. cur. B=.ush and Gra- near 31 y rtle. 

tiot. 

Caiie. LYillia111, sailor, b. 387 Twelfth, 

Calilpau, Alesander C., finisher, bds. 3'78 Canfield, Augustus H., agent, h. 23 How- 

V oodbridge e. 

ard. 

Campau, ~lesander Bf., real estate, 213 Cantield, Frank H.. attorney, 20 Rotunda 

Jetlerson ave., h. 48'7 same. 

Uuildlng. h. 20 Adelaide. 

Campau, Alexander ll., 11. 487 Jefferson Cantield, kieury O., clerk, bds. o. 220 11,224 

aye. 

\Vooclward aye. 

Campuu, Alexis, macllinist., bds. s. m. cor. ~t~nfield, James: policeman, L. 90 Harrison 

I4'oodbridge and Hiopelle. 

ave, 

Campau, Alfred F., prexriytion clerk, bds. Canfield, Jolin, baker, bds. 49 Porter. 

Autisdel House. 

Canfield, John, laborer, h. SO National are. 

Campau, Barney, clerk Glover & Powell, h. Candler, Clxudius H., Se(;'y Calvert Lith. 

487 Jefferc &on ave. 

Co., bds 40 Congress w. 

Calnp~u, Charles, 11. 378 Woodbridge e. Candler, Edwin A., carpenter, 13 State, h. 

Campau, Chrrles, carpenter, k. o. 42 435 Beuubien. 

n. 45 Nineteenth. 

Candler, Homer W. (Candler Bro'b), h. 73 

Campau, Daniel J., 11.452 Jefferson ave. Lufay ette. 

Campau, Dennis J. (T. J. & D. J. Campau), Cand er, James W. (Candler Bro's), h 65 

h. 140 Jefferson ave. 

Lafa yette. 

Campau, Edmund, laborer, bds. 558 Con- Candler, FYilliarn R. (Candler Bro's), h. 69 

gress e. 

Ln fayette. 

Campc~u, Cieor.s;e, clerk, bds. Franklin House Candler Bro's (Homer \TT.. W7illiam R. and 

Camyau, Cirt:gory, carpenter, h. 679 Jeeer- J anles ktr. Candler), builders, oEce 274. 

son aye. 

Atwater. 

Camyau, ~ r e ~ J., omachinist, r ~ h. Gig Jeffc'cr Canlon. \Yinifred (wid. Patrick), 11. w. Third, 

son ave. 

1 bet. Liberty and Tuskols. -

CAN CITY DIRECTORY. CAR 143 

Crtn11.t-y. E 1 ward H.. groceries and provis- 

ions. 179 Il)bott, 11. same. 

CrinnifT, ..%bram C., h. o. 43 n. G3 Con- 

gress w. 

Canning, Bernard, baggagemaster a. T. It. 

R., bds. 174 Abbott. 

Canning, hlicllael: printer, bds. 174 Abbott. 

Cannon, Francis, laborer, h. n. 141 o. 132 

Franklin. 

Cannon, Mitdison, Government Inspector on 

lakes, 11. 333 Congres.; e. 

Can tin, Selson, saloon. 302 Btwater, 11. same. 

Calbitol Union Scli3ol, frmts State, bet. 

G I istvold and Rowland. 

Caples, James, triilkpeddler, h. Humbold t 

ave.. npar Rlicl~igan are. 

Cuplis, James, lttwger, 16 Rotunda Building, 

bds. Biddle House. 

Caplis, John, railroad conductor, h. Campau 

are., s. w. cor. Crogl~an. 

Caplis, hlttrti~l, expressman, h. 117 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Capp, Mary (wid. John\, 11. :41 Third. 

Capron, Helen E.. teacher Cuss School, bds. 

o. 7 n 289 C: ss ave. 

Cara way, Leroy (colored), laborer, h. 368 

Rlacolll b. 

Carbey, MiclIael, laborer, bds. cor. Chene 

and Guoin. 

Cardell, Margaret (wid. Morton), bds. 23 

Si I~ley. 

Cardonti, Joseph, sculptor, h. 192 St. Aubin 

8Ve. 

Curdy, Ephraim, laborer, bds. 287 Atwater 

Carleton, George W., operator, bds. City 

Hotel. 

Carleton, Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 161 

Lariled e. 

earlier, Jane (wid. Arthur), h. 496 Lafayette. 

C?nrlirig, John, laborer, 11. 403 Twelfth. 

C'arlislo, Frank W., carbuilder N. @. R. R., 

h. 181 Sevent,h. 

Carlisle, Frederick, comniission agent, h. 459 

kvoodwilr~l ave. 

Carlisle, IVilliaul, insurance agent, h. 364 

Sixth. 

Carl ton, Monroe, carpenter, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

Curmicliael. Miss Jennie, teacher Franklin 

Scliool, bds. 323 Fourth. 

Ca rniiclizlel, Mrs. Jessie jwid. Archibald), h. 

323 Fourth. 

Carmichael, Miss Mary, teacher Franklin 

Scliool, bds. 323 Fourth. 

Citrrnody , George, packer, bds. G4 Lafa~ette. 

Carmotip, Jatnes {O'Donnell SE; Cttrmody), h. 

47 Wilkins. 

Curmodg, Maggie, bds. 388 Cass ave. 

Cannody, Michael, packer, bds. 64 Lafayette. 

Carlnody, Tliomas, clerk, 11. 35 Cass ave. 

Car~nody, 'l'liomas, salesmiln, bds. 325 Cass 

LV8, 

Carne, George W., brewery, 40 Woodbridge 

e., 11. 21i6 Jeffirs In ave. 

Carneal, David (col'd), laborer, h. 161 Clin- 

ton. 

Curneber, Thomas, laborer, 11. 170 Crog11an. 

east. 

Car~ly, John, saloon and boarding, 257 At- C'urne.v, Czlssitner, vegetables, 19 City Hall 

lva ter e. 

nlarlre~, 11.107 Fruulilin. 

Carrel I, 'l'homas, drayman, 405 Fiftli. Carney, Ed ward, laborer, 11. 404 Franklin. 

Carew, Thomas, clerk, bds. 106 Beaubisn. Carney, James, sailor, h. SO3 Fifth. 

Carew, Jolin H., fruit and oysters, 103 Jef- Carney, Jolin, moulder. bds. 628 Congress e. 

f rson avr., 11. 103 Beaubien. 

Carney, Michael, engineer, bds.233 Larned 

C.\re_v, 1,ieut. X C., I~ds Biddle House. east. 

Carey, Charles A.. bds. 2 1 Minnii are. Carns, Christopher, laborer, B. 89 Chestnut. 

Carvy, ('harlss ,H,. Suy't Tug Association, Carol, Horace B., clerk, h. w. s. Fourth, opp. 

11. 21 Miami ave. 

Cedar. 

Carey. Edtvard AX. (Thompson & Carey), 11. Carolan, John B., clerk W. Johnston, bds. 

44 Elizabetli e. 

107 Cmgress e. 

Carey, James, drayman, 11. 36 Duffiejd. Carpenter, Betsey (wid. Nathan B.), h. 117 

Carey, John, painter, 11. 43'7 Hastings. Bates. 

Carey, Jolin, eeanlan, 11.240 Seven tli. Carpenter, Catharine (wid. Daniel), dress- 

Carey, Margaret (wid. James), Ms. 36 Duf- maker, h. 511 Fort w. 

field. 

Carpenter, Charles F., teamster, bds. 69 

Carry, Robert J., painter, 11. 71 Brady. 

IValn nt. 

Cargill, Hel~ry Z.I., clliet clerk delivery dep't Carpenter, Delevan, printer, bds. 153 High. 

P. O., 11. 24 Montcalnl e. 

Carpenter, Edward, saloon, 55 JeEerson ave., 

Cargill, James A. (J. A. Carp11 & Co.), h. bds. same. 

443 Fiftli. 

Carpenter, George, laborer, bds. n. w. cor. 

Cargill, J. A., & Co. (James A. Cargill avd Lusalle aye. ai~d Grand Kirer. 

-),suction and cornniissior~, 7 Illich- Carpenter, James A., accountant, bds. 117 

igan Grand ave. 

Pates. 

Carl, Louis, shoemaker, h. 268 Whitney. Carpenter, Joseph, laborer, bds. 150 Frank- 

Carle, Blanlius M., traveling agent, h. 4 Ka- lin. 

poleon. 

(krpent,er, Orin R., miller, h. 101 Fifteenth. 

Carlund, Michael, carpenter, bds. foot Third. Carpenter, Ruth W. (wid. Jotham), h. 73 

Carlaw, William, laborer, h. 24 Eixth. Selden.

CAR CAR 

NE\V YT31C 1 Carroll, Rosa (wid. Henry), 11. 405 Clrand 

ASSETS. . . $12.0007C 00 

DAILY CASE I:KCOJIE, $15,000 

- 

SOLON Blc):I.ROl', Biia; ger anrl Agu~.cp Fnpt., 

Pcnineu1:lr Bi111k Building, DETROIT. hllCH. 

13ivcr. 

Carroll, Thomas, dray man, 11. Fiith, nr. 

C; 1.and Hiver. 

Ctt~.roll, Tlloillas R., grocer, Dubois, s. e, cor. 

C'ongrc~ss. 11. stlnle. 

Carroll. WiIliau1, carpenter, h. o. 146 n. 154 

Franklin. 

-- - 

Car, utlle~s. George I?., freight clerk G. T. 

Carpenter, San~uel, Ms. 258 Woodl)ridge e. It., bds. 32 Fourth. 

Carpel~ter, 'l'imotliy, nlnsoil, 11 92 Lewis. Car~.utlwrs. Cl'iliialu, edge tool finisher, h. 

Carpent( r, l\'illii!ll~, bric.lclayer, 11. s. s. 20 1 ('rc tgli:~ n. 

Cllerr?, bet. Third iti~d Fourtll. 

Carruthers, \Vilson, blacksmith, 11. 197 Cro- 

Carprntrr, \;l'illiilin A., inspector of loccmo- gllan. 

tives, 11. 549 Fort w. 

C'a rry, Mary (col'd-wid. William), 11. 161 

Cnrpvi~,er, Ll'il :iit~ll (3., gent,. bds 45 Fort c. B(?t ulji~n. 

Carpenter, William N., 11. 238 LVoodbridge Carson, il-i lliam, bool;lieeper, h. 20 Beacon. 

mat. 

Carson, Jalnes, plasterer, bds. Purdfs Ho- 

Carpenter, William P., pl inter, bds. Antis- tel. 

del l-iorise. 

C'ctrson, Margaret (wid. Andrew), bds. 59 

Carr, Jolin, plu111ber and gwfitter, bds. 1% Brady, n. e. cor. .I01111 R. 

Orchard. 

Carstt~in, Tl~onlas, engineer, bds. '76 Qtwa- 

Carr, Lg~~inn W., general agent for Nation- ter e. 

al Art As~ociat~ion, 1193 Fisher block, 11- ('arsten, Dr J. Henry. h. 25 Macomb. 

47 Pine. 

C'urri~gh, Erotller Christian tchools, 125 

Carr, Jlichael '(.Ir., jelvelry and fiinc~ goods, hIil~t)ll11). 

under Cuss House. 11. 10'2 Porter. 

(larter, Andrew, laborer. 11. 51 National ave. 

Carr, liicliuld, piuniber, 11. 186 Orcltard. C'ilj.ter, A lonxo, S ~I ilor, 11. 5 16 Croglian. 

Carr, Hobert. soap ma nnfact~ bry. foot Carter, C~~arles, 1abol.er. bds. Catharide, bet. 

Lig-11 teen-and-a-llul f, 11.668 \Vt )od bridge w. St. riubiil ;iiitl Uey ~~indre. 

Carr, The:)dore, clerk 8. Al. U. Es. office, Curter, David, agel~t Det~ )it and Clevt~land 

Ms. Biddlt: House. 

line ste;rnnc2rs. foot Shelby, h. LYoodt~ard 

Cwrr. i\'illiam S., engiueer, h. 563 Wood ave., cor. Freli~ont. 

brid, "C: W 

C;I rter, Euelinil (col'd-wid. George), 11. 205 

Carreyer, Servais, baker, bds. 60.5 Jefferson 11:~~ )ulb. 

a re. 

Carter, George (col'd), barber, bds. 203 Ma- 

Ciirrig, Micllael: laborer, h. 206 Brush. comb. 

Carrier, Augustus, luluber nierchant, h. 53 Citrtel-. Geor e C., patent roofing, h. o. 330 

&fiilllli ilVe. 

n. 441; Fort w. 

Carrier, John, carpenter, 11. rear 255 Hnr- Carter, He111.p (col'd), waiter Michigi\n EX- 

V:I rd. 

chi1 llgt?, Ids. Sil llle. 

Carrier, Irving, printer, bds. s. w. cor. \Vood- Curler. I wing V., bds. 284 Lafayette a\-e. 

bridge and Beilribien. 

Carter, Jiin~rs. iwborer, 11 11. s. Lufayette 

Carrier, Jolin. carpenter, h. 208 Howard. are., bet wee11 Seven tll and Eigl~tli. 

Carrier, Paul. carl~enttar, 11. 550 Clongrcbss e. Carter, John LV., clerk Hdyrs. Deyt. Lakes, 

Ciirroli, Dirniel, checl; clerk, 11. s. s. Spruce, t~tls. Tre:~:on t House. 

bet. Fifth anat Sisth. 

Carter, Levi, coilductor M. C. R. R., h. 281 

Carroll, Dir nit.1, Sliades restaurant., 49 Sllel- L I ta! ette avs. 

by, 11. same. 

Ci.~rrer, Morris, laborer, b 41 Second. 

Carri~l I, Eleanor ,wid. Stephen), h. 43 Na- Cartc:r, Willinul (col'd), ba~ber, h. 91 Crotinal 

ave. 

gllan. 

Carroll, John (Buchanan 13E Carroll), h. 191 c;;rttt*r. 11-ilson, painter. 11. G5 Abbott. 

Tl~i 1.d. 

('ill t~rigl~t, JHI!IC'S. canginevr, 11. 4 10 Fort e. 

Carroll, Jo~epll, brewer, 11. n. m. cor. Sistll C'uri\vrigl~t, Jolm .tFeury, painter, bds. 410 

and Orcllard. 

Fort e. 

Carroll, Laivreuce, boiltirn~i~ker, h. 10 Na- Ca1-a\vrigl1t, Oscar, n~arblecut ter, bds. 410 

tionill ave. 

F$lrt e. 

Cnrrt dl, II,I;try (wid. Michael)! 11. 24G Fonrtl~. Ca1.1 \v~.igl~t, Oscar Edgar, ma~.blecutter. bds. 

Carroll, Michael, Loilernlalrer. 11 I89 'I'lii rd. 410 F'wt e. 

Carroll. &licll:~rl, watcllulan 31. S. 1%. K., 11. ('ilrt~vl-iglrt, Waltvr, sailor, bds. 410 Fort e. 

436 \Voodl)riclge e. 

Cart-er, L)uvid, iner cllitn t t:tilor, 182 Jetfier- 

Carroll. Jliclluel, ~aborer, 11. 532 Third. son ave . bds. GCi (.'o~~grt~ss w. 

i!arl.ull: Seil, ~,aiiit~r, l~ds. 386 Laf'a~c~ttc. Carv~r, I

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Case. Alnnson. agent,. b.!s. Fran1;lin Tlouse. Cavanaqli. Edward, li~borer, 11. s. s. Macomb, 

C'itw. 1:raiil; (col'd), 1iil)orer. 11. 3Y!) C'ntl~arine. w. H i\-ii rcl. 

Cast:. Hi ram P.. ~iiacl~iuist: 11. 4'70 hiact )nib. Cav~nagh. He'el. 11. 331 Fifth. 

Case, Leverett N., water collector, Lds. 17 Cavaixigh, Joi111, cout ructor, h. 2G8 Michi- 

PI utt1. 

gan ave. 

Case. Samuel, carpenter, 11. 283 Orleans. Cavanagli, Jolln. cooper. bds. 318 Russell. 

Case, Sidney \IT. D., carpenter M. C. H. R, C'~I\-anagli, Jos.;rpli, grocer and saloon, 558 

11. 170 Bilker. 

Rlicliigan aye.. 11. salne. 

Casry, Jeret~~ii~h. laborer, 11. 318 Porter. Ca~iinagil, Rlnt hew, produce dealer, 11. s. s. 

Citst.y, Jt~rvniiali. laborer. Ms. 2S0 La r ned, Gratld Kivvr, nr. Twelfth. 

Cttsry, Jolin, sliormi~ker, bds. 124 1,arned uT. Cave, ( 'llarlotte (wid. Joseph), h. 205 Cro- 

Cast*y, 1,ynlari H., schc'y Detroit Xovelty gllull. 

M'orks, 11. 47 Elizalretll e. 

Cave, CVilliam. tanner, bds. 20'7 Cmghan. 

Casrg. Alary (wid. JII~~I~), 11. 408 Orleans. Cavelery, Funnie ( witi. \\'illiiul~), boarding, 

Cztsey, Pt~trick, drnyn~ti~i, 11. 2!)G Fifth. 11. o (i9 n. 73 Eiizabetll w. 

Casc~y, P;itrick, laborer, 11. 74 Eig11tli. Cavc.11, Kic1l;~rd 'I' , shoemilker, cor. Ran- 

Caw$. S. t.1)llc.n. tl ra~nlan, \)(Is. 2'36 Fifth. doll)li and Gr:ttiot, 11. 243 St. Antoine. 

C:wil, Sicllolas, butcllrr, 11. 82 1)cqrtindre. Cavil, 'i'llo~las, bricklayer and builder, 11. 43 

Caclli ri, 'l'llou~as. grocer. 224 Sistll, 11. same. Canlpbc*I 1. 

Ca~i~i~ir, Canny, market tender, h. 10'7 Caiving, L)arid C., carpenter, 11. Nineteenth. 

Franklin. 

C'ayouette, David, carpenter, h. 338 Cro- 

Caskey, Isiiac, bds. 175 Fifth. 

glian. 

Cti+lrty, Sum~zel (3. (A. C. JlcGratv & Co.), 11. Ceabert, Williiim, slloenlalrer, h. s. m. cor. 

336 Fort w. 

Uubois and Sl~er~n:~n. 

Caslan, I,onie, gilder, 11. 215 St. Antoine. ('ell, (;c1orge, teamster, 11. 11 North. 

('asl)ar.i, \\'illiani, bxkc1r. 11. 303 C'rogllan. Cel1t:r. Josel)h, slloeil1akt.r, 116 Woudbridge 

Caslxir.v, IIc-nry, l)re\ver, bds. s. s. Sht+ruIan, \v., 11. *:1111e. 

bet. Dubpris iin:i St. Aub n ave. 

Cente11ie1-i, AJadame, music teacher, bds. Rus- 

C'aslxry, Jolin. tail(lr, 11. $31 Fort e. 

sell House. 

Clt~~st~ly, Patrick, t.aloon, 29 Larr~ed w., h. @errit t, J oteyh, stonecutter, bds. Goodman 

sar11e. 

House. 

Ca-sevan. Miss Medas, 11. 34G Higli. 

Ceted. Jolin, 11. G9 W iglit. 

Caster, Rev. EiisIla E., 1)as;or Lafa~ette Cerve~lc~j, M'illiunl. tl ~bacconist, h. e. s. Hum- 

Avc~nue I\.lvtllodist Episcol:ul Clluich, 11. boldt ave., 11. S ulli~an ilve. 

'72 F~~Ilr.tl1. 

Cliube, h~nil, grocer, 191 tirand River, h. 

Castel mans, John, saloon, 406 Gratiot, 11. Sii Illt!. 

satnc a. 

Clladeayne, Charles J., life insurance agent, 

Castvrron, Dani?I, bal ber and tobacconi$t, 24 Koruntia Building, 11. 121 Cot~grer~ e. 

272 \Vocd\vard uve .ll 146 Cuss avo. Cllndwick, Pl1ineas LV., finisher, Lds. Cass 

Cii*t t.rtc.11, 'i'Lc,ulue, plastel er., bds. 146 Cass Hotel. 

;i\-tl. 

Cllai.iifTlry, Julius, peddler, 11. 30 Bracon. 

Casterton, William, gardener, 11. 154 C'ass Cliaeviu:t., Louis, carpenter, h. 48 Crawave., 

bet. Cliariot te a11d Peterl~ol-o. tc )lad. 

Castlt., Ft.1.n:ii~dc~, car1 enter, 11. 24';Larllrd e. CllafL~e, Ainoe, 11. 530 M-oodn-al-d ave. 

Cabtie, Harris P., \vood dealer, bds. 96 Eliza- C'llafer*, Bt1ic;s F., iukt: survey, bds. 22 Colbeth 

e. 

umbia \v. 

Ca-tie, 31 rs. Minnie, h. 352 Orleans. 

Cllnftee, Ill:;ria (wid. A~lios), h. 22 Colum- 

Castello, Thonlas F., ccniwtiauer, 137 bia w. 

Uranrl River, il. mnle. 

C1i:iffi.e. Alerrick J., bookkeeper, h. 148 

Castello, I\'illiam. 1:1l)orer, 11. 1'76 Portsr. Flf111. 

Castell ton. Alollzo, machiuibt, 11. 1% h ine- C'liaffee. Oliver N., lake sun-ey, h. 22 CoIum 

teen1 11. 

bia w. 

Ct e~vell. J. Newton, clerk M. C. R. R., bds. Cllul~ners, David, clt~k, bds. 34 Park Place 

44 Clinton. 

Clltti~~ie~~, 1)at id IT., 11 itin ( jsl);~tcller hl. S. 

Castello, 'I lio~ias, laborer. h. n. s. Porter: S; X. I. li. K , bdj. 34 Yuik 1'1ac.e. 

Let. Seventh and Eigllrll. 

Cll:tlnlcrs, Hobert, blackbu~ith, 11. 171 Six- 

Cnrlin, Neliry, clel-k, Lds. 200 Croglian. tse11tl1. 

Ca t 1 i 11, \\' i 1 l i a ni '1'. , c1rl.l~ City S~seseor's Chari~ba y n e, J sepli, tannery, h. UTood 

oificr, 11. 290 C'rogliau. 

biitlgc: w., 11-ont rannery. 

Catiilrr, Peter, laborer, bds. \I-i;ht, bet. Cllaiiibt.rlain, Susan (~vitl. IVilliam), h. 11 

C';II~~~;IU i~nd \lTitikt.r. 

\\ ar.rt.11. 

Catton, kiester (wid. 'I'llonlas), 11. 69 Colum- Cllnnlb~rlin, Alonzo, boolrlreeper Chamberl)ia 

w. 

lain & C'o , his. 44 Hvn1.v. 

Catton, Hichard A., ckrk Am. b1. U. Ex, Cl1trnil)er in, Alvinzie (Chamberlain & Co.) 

office, bds. 69 Columbia w. 

h. 44 Henry.

CHA CHA 

Physiciai~s a1w-a~~ spccif'y Chandler, Williatn H., finisher, 11. 305 Marion. 

PARKE, JENHiNGS & Con's Clii~ndler, €19~. Z.icl1ariali, U. S. Sznator, h. 

174 Fo let w. 

C'haney, Allen. Detroit agric~~lt~lral works, 

52 and 54 (;rand liiver, 11. !I. (ieorge. 

Chanep, Ilenr-y, principal Union Capital 

High School, 11. o. 101 n. 121 eeorge. 

Clraney, Lucien C., carpenter, bds. o. 101 n. 

121 George. 

Chamberlin, Alonzo. farn~er, 11. 44 Henry. Clinnry, A. L., printer, bds. Trernont House. 

Clialnl)er!in, Charles ill., clerk, bds. 234 Chantty. Sabra (wid. Luther), bda. 9 Joy, 

Beir ubien. 

bet. Second and Class ave. 

Cliaxnberlin, Daniel C., clerk, 11. 231 Beau- Clianey. Edward, blwcksmith, h. Fifteenth. 

bien. 

Clian ley, Jolln, laborer, bds. cur. Freuont 

Chamberlin, Desire (mid. Itoderic), 11. 254 and Beauhien. 

Beaubien. 

Chanlev, Peter, gardener, bds. cor. Fremont 

Chan~berlin, Erastus H., assist. teller and Bt.au1)it.n. 

Aillerican National Bank, bds. 254 Beau- Chant ler, Henry, physician, 181 Woodward 

bien. 

ztve., 11. 404 Grand River. 

Cllaniberlin, Lewis H , clerk, h. 237 Park. Cllzipin, J. H , bds. Itizssell House. 

C11auiberlin, 31 arvin 13. (Chamberlin Sr Chaprllan, EJward, citrlwnter. bds. n. s. 

C'o.), 11. 44 Henry. 

Beecli, bet. Second and 'l'hird. 

Clla:lll)orlin, Jlillirrd. clerk, h. 218 First. Cllapmm, Henr~, currier, 11. 19 Sisth. 

Clia~iiberlin, Millard F., tinsmith, 'uds. 218 Chapiuan, James, keeper Wood ward ave. 

Fi I st,. 

toil gate, 11. snule. 

Cllaii~ berliq, Win field S. (Clark & Cliamber- Chrtpn~an, John, carpenter, h. 1'70 Sisth. 

lit]), 11. 61 Dufiield. 

Chaplnan, Joseph K. (J. R. Chapman & Co.), 

Cllanl berl ill & Co. (brvin H. C'liamberlin 11. 199 Jefferson nve. 

a 11d hlorri? Norton), wholesale liquor Cilapmi~n, S:tmrlel, clerk Farrand, Sheley & 

drulers, paints ant1 o~le, 58 Jcff'erson ave. Co.. Ms. 40 (!ongress w. 

Clltl nlberd, Francis C., \vatchillan, 11. 60 Cliaptnan, \Villia~ll. boxmaker. bds. n. s. 

(; eorge. 

Beech, bet. Second and Tllird. 

Cllanibers, F. W. Henry, attorney, City Chup.u.~n, William, tanner, h. 37 Con- 

Hall, 11. 61 Jones. 

grek s w. 

Chanibers, Kobert, shipcarpenter, h. s. m. Cilap:l~itn, .J. R,. Pt Co. (Joseph R. Chapinan 

cor. Dt quindre and Guoin. 

and 1s:tuc Dulienmineer), druggists, 199 

Chi11ill)i. Frederick, confectioner, 220 Grati~t, J t~fft- rsoxl a-ie. 

11. b811163. 

Chapoton, Alexander, mason builder, h. 126 

Cllar~~p, Funny (wid. William), 11.135 Adams Congress e. 

;\VV e. 

Cllapot on, A lesander, jr., nlasonbuilder, h. 

Chanlr), George (col'd), laborer, bds. 377 bfa- 155 Congress e. 

cc lrn b. 

Cliapoton, LILI~US~US B., bds. Biddle House. 

Champ, Willia~n, overseer House of Cor- Cha yoton, E1iz;ibe th (wrd. Charles), h. o. 

rection, bds. saule. 

102 n. 190 LC'apoleon. 

C11;1111l lion, Charles, miller, bds 317 Con- Cllapotctn, Eustace, 11. 301 Jefferson ave. 

gress \v. 

C'liapoton, Frederick, carriage painter, bds. 

Cl:anll)ion, Henry E. (D. Shonrerman & Co.), 93 Jolln K. 

res. Y psilanti. 

Chapoton, Joseph, mason, 11. 357 Croghan. 

Chandler, Eclward S. (Ling, Chandler & C'llapotoil, Lewis, sailor, 11 564 Gratiot. 

(lo.), h. 119 Farmer. 

C'llul)(bton, Lydia (wid. Henry), h. 337 Cro- 

Clla~rd ler, (icorge C., gents' fnrnish- ghm. 

ing goods, 1 Larned w., h. 295 Cass aye. Chit poton, Peter, carpenter, h. 95 John R. 

(See adz.) 

C11a poton, 'l'lieodore, bds. 30 1 J eCerson aye. 

Cllancl'et., George S. (Ling, Chandler & Co.), Ciiapoton, lvilliam, mason builder, h. 330 

11. 231 Brusl~. 

Congress e. 

Chandler, John A. R., gilder, bds. 119 Far- Chapllee, Belljamin (col'd), porter, h. 51 

mer. 

Cent re. 

Chandler, Norman, bookkeeper Fonda & Cllappee, Robert D. (col'd), porter, bds. 20 

Es+elstyn, bds. o. 220 n. 224 W'oodward C'el~tre. 

ave. 

Cha~peel, Albert J. (Chappeel Sr; Van Duzer), 

Chandler, William (col'd), cook, 132 Lztfay- res. Ad] ian. 

ette. 

Cllal )pt:il, Alonzo L., horsetrader, h. 116 

Chdudler, MTillinm A., phgsician, 90 Mont- Larneci e. 

CdlU e., h. 68Mtl. 

Clrayyell, Henry, farmer, h. 263 Congress e.

CHA CITY DIRECTORY. CHO 147 

Chappell, Hoyal, baggagemaster M. C. R. Cliene, Josel)ll, engineer, 11. s s. Maple, 

H., bds. lllicliiga~i Excliange. 

bet. Dequinclre and St. A11l)in t~ve. 

Ch;~ppell, William H , carpenter, bds. 2G3 Cl~enc., Peter, carpenter, 11 499 3lullett. 

Col~grt. ASS e. 

Clicne, IViliia111, ibuilder, 11. 20 \Vigl~t. 

C1ial)peIl & Van Dilzer (Albert J. Chap- C'lieney, Rt.ul)en, pril~ter, h. 8$2 dccond. 

yell and Azipley k!. Vau Duzer), general Chequin, Audrew, carpenter and joiner, 11. 

agr s. Howe Machine Cu., 30 Woodward 441 Clinton ave. 

ave. 

Cherubini, Anclrew. (G. White & Co.), bds. 

Chu~ i pa, Josrph, tailor, bds. 7SG Twenty- w. end of Tronibley. 

fourt 11. 

ClieruLini. Paul ((5. White & Co.), bds. w. 

Cliarles, Frederick, gardener, bds. 363 end 'l'ronlbley. 

Slstoll. 

Clit~sebrougll, Altked, agent N. Y. C. H. R., 

Charles, Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 507 Lar- foot second, h. 171 Fort w. 

ned e. 

Chrsebl*ough, Altred L., clerk, Lds. 171 

Charlton, Andrew (col'd), saloon, h. s. w. Fort w. 

cor. Iien t ucky aid Ht~s~ings. 

Clirsebrough, William G. L., clerk, hds. 171 

Charlto I, Uavid L., clerk Y. O., h. 2G1 Fort w. 

Fourr 11. 

Cllester, Catllarine 35. (wid. Jolin), h. 353 

Cllarl ton, FITillianl, stonemason, bds. 51 Jefirson ilr e. 

lAari1ed w. 

Chest el., FI-auk A., gasfi tter, brls. 205 Maple. 

Chase, Aan E., boarcing, 11. 27 Monroe Chester, John Mr., clerl:, bds. 353 Jecerson 

ave. 

ave. 

Cliase, Benjamin J., cooper, h. n. w. cor. C'lievellot, Aime, carpenter, h. o. 22 n. 24 

North aud St. Aubin ave. 

3 ones. 

Chase, Cl~arles C., bvots and shoes, h. 87 Clievellot, Peter, shoeluaker, h. 48 Craw- 

Second. 

i'ord. 

Cliase, Edwin, clerk, h. o. 180 n. 186 Michi- Cllilds, Frank L., bookagent, bds. 12 Miami 

gan ave. 

ave. 

C1l:tsu. Egbert, clerk, 11. 83 High. 

Cliidsrp, Augustus A., printer, h. 301 

Cliase, Krv.-George, 11. o. '79 1). 387 Cass aye. 81s; h. 

Chase, J. I)., cvnd~lctor h1. C!. K. li., bds. Clli1~11, Gideon, carpenter, 11. 402 Grand 

kiu>sell House. 

ltiver. 

Chase. Laura [wid. David). 11. 83 Higli. Chi ls~)n. James Morris, clerli, bds. 141 

Chase, Alz~rcus A,, lawyer, bds. tivodluan Wood\t-ard ave. 

House. 

Chi!son, Iiute (wid. Rufus.), h. 141 Wood- 

Chare, Mrs. Kellie. confectioner, o. IS0 n. ward ave. 

186 Niclrigatt aye., 11. sttnie. 

Cliilvers, Capt. Thomas, proprietor of ferry 

Cha~c~,R~v.~u,)~)ly,1a,;torSecondBaptist, Detroit,li.41Beecl1. 

cl~urc 1, 11. SG Larneci \v. 

Cl~ir~g, Louis, sailor, 11 521 Lafayette. 

Chu>t=, iVilliam, huckster, 11. 238 Benton. C'kil)uian, J. Logan, attc,rney, Butler's 

C .atem, J olln B., coyyerslllith, h. cur. lius- BIUC~, opp. P. O , bds. cor. tdtlndol y h and 

sell and Ontario. 

hlonroe ave. 

Chateau, Susan (wid. Nicholas), h. Russell, Cllip~nitn, Lewis L slioemaker, h. s. e. cor. 

bet. Leland and Superior. 

X:rtional ave. and Oak. 

Chavry, Pierre J., pliybician, 212 Gratiot, h. Cliisllolm, Jr~ucs, woodagent D. Sr &I. R R. 

sallle. 

11. n. s. Crogl~un. nr. El~ilwood ave. 

Cheaydpe, Charles, insurance agt., bds. (:ilislholin, 'i'holuas, patternmaker, 11. 322 

12 1 Codg t'ess. 

Mullett. 

Chebau, Uuniel, joiner, bds. Detroit Ex- Cliisliolni, Walter, patternmaker, h. 235 

change. 

Orleans. 

Che, k, deorge ITr. jcol'd), barbsr, bds. 339 C'llitteiiden, Mrs. Eliza, h. 584 Jefferson aye. 

C:athal.liie. 

Chittenden, George C.: clerk, bds. Hussell 

Cheevrr, Henry 39. (H. M. S: W. E. Cheever), House. 

b. 48 hdanls ave. w. 

Chittenden, 11-illiam J. (Witbeck & Chit- 

Cheever, \I illiani E. (H. M. & W. E. Chee- tendeli), bds. Kusseli House. 

V~I.), res. Yl~siianti. 

Cliope, Cliarles H (E. Chope & Sons), h. 

C;iet~\-d~r., H. 81., & W. E. (Henry &I. and 185 hlontcalm e. 

1 il:ia n E. CI e :I e:), attorueys, S and 9 Chope, Edward (E. Chope St Sons), res. 

Ru, u~l,~a Buiidiug. 

Green field. 

Clieli, Valero (Benoit St CheIi), h. cor. Maple C,iope, Edward B. (E. Cliope St Sons), h. 84 

and ltivurd. 

Rantiolph. 

Clie~~e, Charles, 11. s. e. cor. Cllene and Lar- Cliope, Gizor-ge, clcr?i, Seitz'a office, bda 

lied. 

243 l\'oodward uve. 

Chcne, Gi~briel (wid.), 11. 7.15 Jefferson ave. Cho1~e. Henry, labvrer, h. n. e. cor. Detroit, 

Chene, Istidore, sailor, h. . 378 - St. Aubin ave. nr. Kiuyelle.

CHO 

SOLO3 DIcELR'oP, Il,i~riiger alld Agency Snpt,, 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICE 

Chi-istoyher, Kt~bb, iaborer, 11. cor. Third 

U U ~ 

timud Ki ver. 

Chrysler, J ustus, carpenter, h. 3 Oak. 

CHU 

Cllobb, James A., car$:nter, bds. 135 Gra- 

tiot. 

C 11 ub!), Wit1 ter, sailor, bds. 31ansion House. 

Cllubl~uck. IAeander E , grain diap;~tcl1er D. 

& J1. K. Lt., bds. 263 Jeiterson ave. 

Cllubruy, Atrtoirle, laborer. 11. 132 L\lnco~nb. 

Clludleigll, iVil liam H.. bakery, j 59 Af ichi- 

gan ave., 11. saulc. 

Cl~llrcl~, hdanl. porter Cass Hotel, bds. same. 

C'liurcll, Charles, shoeluaker, bds. 310 

Chope, E. & Sons (Edward, Edward B. C~.o$rli;~n. 

and Charles H. (?llol)~). wagon and car- Cllurctl, Hlijall, nianufacturer scale powder, 

riage nlnfrs., 83, ti8 and ~4 Xi~ndolph 11. 84 Baker. 

Christ, Uc?or

CHU CITY DIRECTORY. CLA 

Church. G~r~n.\n Evangi=!icu! Lut!leran SA- Clixr.:!l. St. .Jr)33;)'1*+ (3 ~ rm I,? C ~t!i')lic), COP. 

le111, htll ~ritl9. nr. Gi'ati~t, K~v. Jc):11i Grilti )t an1 Uiledn~, 1i9v. J. El. FrizJlilnd, 

Juch S .h ui.lt, p:tst.)r. 

P:LSCOT. 

Ch ~rch, Ciertnull Evangelical St. J )lim. cor. Cllurch, St. 1f;~thew's (Germzn Evangelical), 

Farrlrr and Monroe sve., Rev. C. Haass, nr. c )r. Cangreas and Kivard, Rev. Charles 

pastor. 

Shad )w, p:t.;tor. 

Church, Qermzn Reforme-1 Zions, Russell. Church, St. M ~ry's ,Germ.in C~tholic), s. e. 

btt. Catiliiriue and Sherm~u, Rev. P. Ore- c )r. Croghan and St. Antoine, Rev. John 

ding. 11:~s t() r. 

Dz Dyker. asto tor. 

Churcli, Grace (Episcopal), St. Andrew's Churcll, St. P~tul's (E?isco?al), n. e. cnr. 

Hail, s w cor. State 2t:i;l flddivard ave., Conrrzss and Shelby, Eev. Thomas C. 

Kev. M. C. Lightner, rector. 

Pitkin, asto tor. 

Churoii, Jetfersou ave. Cllriatiac, s. w. cor. Churcil, St. P,~trick's Chapel (C ~tliolic), 

Be tu~ien and JckF;rson are., Bev. 0. P. Adc?laide, cor Jdhn R., hv. Jitm2s A. 

JkI~ller, p:t+t ) :. 

Hennzssy, pastor. 

Church, Jefm In ave. Prt?s>yterinn, n. s. Cllurcil, S G Pjtel"~ (E~i~cop~l). COP. Trum- 

Jeftrs:)~ iive., b2t. J3iv~r.l rtud liussell, bill1 av2. and Church, Rev. (3. E. Peters, 

Rev. LVLII~.L!U H 1.4 trch, pli-;tor. 

rectar. 

Church, E.u.111 ael Ci~r1n 111 Lutheran, Trum Church, St. Stephen's (E )isc?pal), Cathabud 

ave., near Hichigaa ave. 

rine. nr. St. Aubiu ave., Rsv. Milton 

Churc.1, Our Lady of dzlp (C: ~tliolic), w. s. Ward, rxtor. 

Xi~n\vd)d ave., bet. L:~rnzJ anlC:mgrzs~, Cllrlrch, St. Vincgnt de Pi~ul (Ciltliolic), 

Rev. (3. Li~upens, pastor. 

Ft)~rteenth, nr. Mic!ligan ave., R~v. 

Churcil, LiGyl-.tte ;tve. B~ptist, Lafayette M Ugt iewillegen, pastor. 

a~e., bet. CLSS and First, Kev. Alfred Church. Unicesl Prtsbyterian, cor. Wayne 

0 wen, pastor. 

and Latayette ave., Rev. J. P. Scott, pas- 

Church, L~filyette nve. Methodist Episcopal. tor. 

cor. L~afayette t~vt.. and b'durth. Eev. Church. IVestminster Preebyterian, 0. S., 

E. E. Cilster, pastor. 

e. s. Waahingt In ave., bet. State and 

Churcil, iflariners' (Egi.;copal), n. w. cor. Grand Eiver, ICev. W. E. McL~ren, pas- 

Woad ~ ~ ave. r anJ d WooJb~iJge, Rev. A. tor. 

hl. Lzwia, rector. 

Cicotte, E lward V., attorney and counsellor 

Church, Ahst Holy Trinity (Catholic), n. e. at law. 11. 309 Jeffdrson ave. 

cur. Sistu and Pori.er, Kcv. A. F. B.ey- Cic.)tte, Gjorge F., fruits and groceries, 317 

enbdrgil, past.)r. 

Jeti:rson ave., h. srm3. 

Chilrcli, Sew Jeru-;alem (Sivedenborgian), 11 Cicot te, Jatlies A., lawyer, 11. 261 Beaubien. 

hlaco~ub uve., Rev. E. C. L\litcilell, pastor. Cicotte, Johu, waiter, bds. liefron's saloon. 

Churcl~, Yiue Street b1ethodist E2iscopill, n. Ci lian, John F., laborer, bds. Franklin, bet. 

s. Pi~le. be^. Sixth and Sj~eiitll. 

Adair atld Leib. 

Cllctroh, Swcch Presby teriau, cur. Bates and Cill;n, 8 teplien, bds. Franklin, bet. Adair 

Farnler. 

and Leib. 

Church, Second Bnptist (col'cl), n. s. Cro- Ciliax, Charles, cabinetmaker, 11. 65 Mapleghau, 

bec. Brush aud Beaubien, Kev. Sup Cistley, (3ec)rge (col'd), waiter Michigan Esply 

Cuase, pastor. 

I change. bds. saule. 

Ci~urch, becuud Congregatitmal, n. w. cor. 1 City Hotel, John G. Brown, proprietor, 11 

U'oodward ave. aud SiblejT, Kev. S. N. anti 13 Llrfapetce aV8. 

Freelund, pastor. 

City Railway office, Woodbridge w., bet. 

Church, Secoud Cierman Methodist Episco- Second Third. 

Lasalle ave., nr. h1ichigan ave. Civalier, Sdmphin, bartender, bd~. 49 

Chul-ch, Seventh Stret-t Metllodist Episco. Sheiby. 

pal. cor. Walnut and Seventh, Bev. S. E. Claget, Thomas (col'd), blacksmith, h. 115' 

Il,'arren, pastor. 

For-t e. 

Chulch, S~sth Baptist, 154 Grand River, Clancey, Cornelius, h. 414 Michigan ave. 

1Cev. - 'l'nylor, pastor. 

Clancey. Pntr~ck, hose art driver h. 4, 

Church, S,,iricualis t, Kutners' Hall, Larned, bds. 414 Michigan ave. 

rear Y. 0. 

Clancy. James, street car conductor, h. 110 

Church, Sc. Anne's Cllapel (col'd-Catholic), Labro~se. 

cor. Congre$tj and Bates, Kev. B. S~Eers, Clancy, James, labwer, h. 13 Labrosse. 

pustor. 

Clancj7, Jolin, butcher, h. 431 Seventeenth. 

Church, St. Anne's (French Catliolic), n. s. Clancy, John, wood, 446 W oodbridge w., h. 

Larned, bet. Bates and Randolph, Bev. Fort., bet. Eleventli and Tivelfth. 

Bernard (3. Satf'ers, pastor. 

Clancy. Jolln (Letts & Clancy), h. 386 

Church, St. Juhn'e! (l3piscopal). s. e. cor. Woodbridge w. 

Wovdwar(1 uve. aud High, Rev. George Cluucy, Juh, yotashmakar, h. 28 Seven- 

M'ort~1~gton, r~ctor. 

teeuth. 

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150 CLA CLARK'S DETROIT CLA 

PARKE, JENNINGS dz CO., 

MkNLIFACTURIMG CHEMISTS 

Ofilce, 374 Cass Avemue, 

LBIOCATOCF, COCREB 1llnl:T AlD CLlFTUCD S'IEIE'IP, 

Clark, Georce (M'jliitlms, ('1~111; 8; C'o.), h. 

n. P. bJic11iga11 ave.. cor. Eighth. 

Clark, George A., bootmaker, h. 34 Mo~Lca11n 

w. 

Clark, Gideon F , bookkeeper Detroit Paper 

( 'o . bds. 'l'remont House. 

(Take Woodward Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) Cla 1.k. Harry, ba~ ber, Michigan Eschange 

DETROIT, - MICHIC+AN, Block, bds. 91 Jolln H. 

Clark, Harvey C., sales~uan, h. 55 Adams 

Clancp. William, ltikorer. 11. 621 Larned e. ave. w. 

CLAPP, EE& JAMlN F., Yankee notions, Clark, Miss Helen, teacher Cass Union 

229 IYcodward ave.. 11. same. 

Scliool, 11. 60 Sllelby. 

Clal p: Eliza (wid. Allen B.), l~. 352 Congress Clark, I-lenrj , paintt~r. bds. Perkins' Hotel. 

east. 

Clarli , Henry O., cat hier, bds. 39 Congress 

Clapp, Rev. Matllurin S., h. John R., s. m. west. 

cor. Edmund. 

Clark, Henry O., cornn~is~ion merchant, 48 

Cla pp, Martin, saloon, 298 Woodbridge and 50 Woodbridge w., 11. 59 Congress w. 

w., 11. same. 

Clark, Hirani, traveling agent, h. 351 St. 

Clugue, Henry, assistant U. S. Lake Sur- Antoine. 

vey, cor. tirand Hiver and Park, Lds. Jef Clark. James, cooper. 11. IG Howard. 

ferwn ave., bet. Cumpu aud St. Au- CLAHIi, JAMES J., Sec'y I). F. & M. Inbin 

aves. 

surance Co., h. s. e. cur. Congress and 

Clare, Theodors, city espl essn-. an, h. o. 149 Wayne. 

n. 165 Abbott. 

Clalk, Jc ~hn, draym~n, 1.1. 12 Bronson. 

Clu~k. Adonivan J., produce, I1 City Hall Clal k, Joseph (col'd), laborer, h. 381 Manlaifret, 

11. 118 Michigan ave. 

coni b. 

Clark, Alesander, car1 enter, h. 66 Cllerry. Clark, Joseph J. (Clark & Yost), h. 83 Na- 

Call;, Al~lcd, sllc.emaker, 11. 412 Guoin. tional ave. 

Clark, Alfred, jr., shoemaker, bds. 412 Clark, Josiah, meat market, 257 Seventh, h. 

Guoin. 

same. 

Claik, Alice C., teacher New Kinth Ward Clark, Lorenzo E., Vice Pres't First Eat 1 

School. bds. 244 Stcond. 

Bani;, 11. 453 VVoodwarci aye. 

Cla~ k, Benjamin, City Inspector of beef, Clark. Lorenzo N. (Clark & Chalnberlin), h. 

fish, kc., foot First. 11. 1'15 Seventeentll. 244 Second. 

Clark, Burton L. (col'd), physician, 276 Clark, hleltiah, shipcarpenter, h. 102 

Clinton, 11. same. 

Eighth. 

Clark, Charles hlason, h. 94 Porter. Clark, 31ichael (col'd), b~rtender, bds. 135 

Clark, Charles P.. pub,isher City Fort e. 

Directory, s. w. cor. Je%erson ave. and Clark, hlicl~ael J., clerk G. IV. R. It., h. 135 

Gribwcld. 

'1 hi rd. 

Clark, Cl~auncey, policenian, 11. 75 Brady. Clark, l& )bert, carpenter. bds. 107 Rivard. 

Clark, Cyrus (col'd), 0. K. barbershop, CJal k, Samuel J. (Clark Bros.), h. 231 

n. e. col . Mroodward ave. and C'ongrebs, First. 

Ir 224 Macotllb. 

Clark, Septimns, courier, 11. 103 Farmer. 

Clark, David C., joiner, h. 317 High. Clark. Stepllen J.. bds. $51 St. Antoine. 

Claik, l)ellnis, elloeulaker, h. 30 C'linton. Clark, 'l'l~omas, sailor, h. '710 Crogl~an. 

Cia1 k, Duval, clerk, bds. 72 Jethi-r*on ave. Clark. \tTalter Y. (col'd), laundrer, h. 323 

Clark, Edward, fu~nirule, 11. 72 C'atLari~e. Fort e. 

Clark, Edward C. I)., bookk .eper Mr. Yhelps Clal k. U'illiam, street car conductor, h. 8. 

& Co., 11. 77 High. 

8. (!li~rry, near Sixth. 

Clark, Eiuwa (wid. G. 8.). h. 69 Shelby. Clark, William, meat market, 144 Larned 

Clark. h. C. Delavan, bouklieper, h. 37 TV., 11. same. 

High. 

Clark, IYilliam, mason, bds. 94 Porter. 

Clarli, E. Miner, boots and shoes, 206 Wood- Clark, liev. \Yjllianl C1. (Presbyterian), h. o. 

ward ave., 11. 24 Yti1zut.r. 

59 11. 55 Adanls ave. \v. 

Clark, E. &I., p11ysic:an and propr. Detroit Clark, blTilliti~n J., buokkeeper, bds. Fin- 

Opera House, 11. 124 Fort W. 

neg'a Hotel. 

Clark, F. Howard, draughtsman, bds. 2% Clark Bras. (Samuel J. and E. F. Clark), 

Congress e. 

6teanl baker?, 5, 7 and 9 Orchard. 

Clark, George, butcher, h. rear 400 Michi- Clark& C'll;tnlberlin (Lorenzo N. Ciark and 

g,~u aye. 

ll-irdieid S. Chaillberlin), life insurance 

Clark, George. butcher, 11. 91 Congress m. agents, 1 10 G riswuid. 

Cla~ k, George. moulder, Lds. 2% ~Lbott. Clal.k, George, & Co. (George Clark and 

Clark, George (George Clark & Co.), rsai- George XI. Uisorl), fish and oysters, o. 309 

dence Ecorse. 

u. 329 Woodward ave

CLA CITY DIRECTORY. CLO 151 

Clark & Yost (Joseph J. Clark an3 William Clement, Samuel, turner, h. 1'76 \J1ood- 

Yi )st), pain~ers, 28 Lliclligan ave. 

bridge e. 

C~arkj. Alexander, with Ling S: Chandler, 11. Cietrlmer. Nathan B., porter Ciky Hotel, 85 

1.52 Lame 1 e. 

At water. 

Clarke, 13enjamin, teamster, bds. 337 Frank- Clencli, Freernan S., foreman Rrl. C. R. R., 21. 

lin. 

13s Al1bott. 

Clarlre, Franklin S. (Clarke & Co.), h. 276 Clenclr, Jal.nes, carpenter, h. 173 Abboft. 

Congrcqs e. 

Clessen, Peter, grocer and undertaker, 150 

Clarke, Fre lerick, blacksmitli, h. Fort e. Hussr,ll, 11. sn:ue. 

Clarke, Frederick H., architect, bJs. 276 Clevelaud, Ja!ne;. mqson, 11. 13 3 Third. 

Congress e. 

Clevel:u~d, T h ~inas.(col'd): candy maker, bds. 

Clnrke. Henry W., office clerk, bds. Frank- 2 11 Hastings. 

lin House. 

Cliff, Frederick William, saloon, 27 Fifth, h. 

Clarke, Hovey K., attorney and register in same. 

bankruptcy, 14 13,1nk Block, Griswold, h. Cliff. John W. (hykroyd Sr; Cliff), h. 366 

72 Lafayette ave. 

Sistli. 

Clarke, James. laborer, Ms. 128 Franklin. CliH;)rd, Daniel J., saloon, 290 Michigan 

Clarke, Jonathan T., carpenter, 11. 130 Sev- ave., 11. same. 

en t h. 

Clitfl)rd, Henrv, tinsmith, 171 Woodward 

Clarke, Joseph J., painter, h. 85 National ave., 11. cor. Third and Cedar. 

ave. 

Cliff John, sailor, 11. 534 Fort e. 

Clarke, Wiliiam J., bookkeeper C. B. James Clirf

I52 CLO CLARK'S DE'IXOIT COH 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CA SR IXCONE, $15,0CO 

-. 

SOLON DIcELROT, Dlhnrger and Apeney Sapt., 

Peninsular Bank Ruilding, DETROIT, MICH. 

Codde, Angust, jr., trlilor, bde. 65 Rnndoll h. 

Codde, August, tailor, 65 Hundoll,h, h. 

s:1111e. 

Code, Mrs. Elimbeth, bds. s. s. Beech, bet. 

Sist 11 and Sev~nth. 

Codp. Edward, laborer, h. 502 VToodbridge 

east. 

Cody. Edward, laborer, 'bds. 502 Woodbridge 

east. 

Cody, Frank, sllipcarpenter, h. 256 Frank- 

lin. 

Cody, James, shipcarpenter, bds. 256 Frank- 

lin. 

Cody, John. freighthoureman, h. o. 453 n. 

565 Congress e. 

Coe, Mrs. Adeline, boarding, 96 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Coe, James ,4., traveling agent, h. 96 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Coe, Willis II., grocer, 333 Fort w., h. 

same. 

Coellrler, Julius, tailor, 11. 303 Larned e. 

Cloud, Carrie (col'd!, 11. 269 Catharine. 

Clough, James E. (Simnlons,. Clough & (lo.), 

h. o. 10 n. 22 Montcalm e. 

Clougli, Willia~li H., conductor Fort Street 

Railway, 11. 268 Congress e. 

Clourier, CIlarles J., joiner, bds. 15 Napoleon, 

nr. St. Antoine. 

Cloutier, John, shoemaker, h. 155 Abbott. 

Cloutier, Oliver, jt~iner, 11. 15 Napoleon. 

Cluc-kie. Charles, calpenter, h. 609 Riopelle. 

Cl uckie, Oliver, c~rpent er. h. 609 Riopelle. 

Cluckey , Frank, joiner, bde. 420 Lafapette. 

Cluterp, John, el1oem;tker, 11. 133 ALbott. ('offee, Jolln. hatter, bds. 112 Alhott. 

Clyde, Joseph, laborer, h. 37 Bronson. C'oflee, Patr:ck. lal~orer, h. 131 Cherry. 

Coukes, John, hostler Eisenlord's Hotel, .bds. Cofeg, Enlily, seamstress, 11. 15 L Brolisnn. 

same. 

O ,ffin, John P., shoemaker, bds. Franklin 

Coal, Edward, painter, bds. 181 Second. House. 

Coilrs, David J., agent, 11. 8 Pine. 

Col~en, Abraham, peddler, 11. 402 Crogllan. 

* 

Coats, Edgar A., clerk, bds. 38 Park Place. ('ohen, Aaron, peddler, 1)ds. 161 Hasrings. 

Coats, Harvey. sawyer, h. 326 C'roghan. Cohen, Cllarles, auctioneer, h. 127 C'atha- 

Coats, Henry, teanlsler, h. Wight, bet. line. 

Mrullier and Adair. 

Pollen, Daniel, auctioneer. h. 26 Catharine. 

Coats, James G., salesman, h. 83 Vlrillnut. Cohen, Daniel (-L. C'ohen & Bro.), 11. 22 C'uth- 

C'obb, Elbridge U., sewing mach. agt., h. 81 arine. 

Montcalm w. 

Col~en, David, salesman. 11-28 Lafarette ave. 

Cobb, Elisha M., butcher, 315 Woodward C'011t.n~ Harris. yiii11tt.r: 11. 348 Hastings. 

ave., btls. Biddle House. 

Collen, Herman, traveling agent, bds. 28 La- 

CoLb, Howard A., picture-framemaker, bds. fayette aye. 

153 Fifteenrh. 

Collen. Jacob, glazier. h. 5 Glass Row, Rla- 

Cobb, John G., bookkeeper, bds. Franklin ple. 

House. 

Collen, Louis (L. Cohen & Bro.), h. 145 

Cobb, 1,ucretius H., physician and member Gratiot. 

Boald Fire Commissioners, h. s. w. cor. Cohen. Xlarcus, h. 31 Miami ave. 

Jef%erson aw. and Kioprl le. 

Cullen, Ma~cus, h. 28 Lafagette aye. 

C'oLb, blathilda (wid. J ckiah), h. 159 Rlul- Collen, bloses (S. & hl. Cohen), h. 2d Lafaylett. 

ette ave. 

Coburn, Miss Anna, bds. 4SG Ninth ave. Colien, Simon (S. & M. Cohen), h. 18 Lafay- 

CocL, Herbert, cleik, bcls. 50 G'eoige. ette tive. L 

Cocbmn. Ettpliexuia C. (wid. William), h. Cohen, Solornon, huckster, bds. 54 Lafay- 

142 Cliff brd. 

ette. 

Cochrane, George B., student, bds. 242 Clif- ('ohen, Solomon, clerk, 11. 28 Lafayette ave. 

fi )rd. 

C'ohen, Solonion, cigarmaker, 11. 173 Or- 

Cochrane, John, brakeman M. C. R. R., Bds. leans. 

Michigan Escllunye. 

C'ohen, & Bro. (Louis and Daniel Cohen), 

Cochrane, John P., messenger U. S. Ex. Co.. dry and fancy uoods, 145 (iratiot. 

h. 46 Rlarion. 

Collm, S. B M. (*Simon and illoses Coben), 

Cucllrane, Lyman, lawyer, h. 10'2 Clifford. miliinery and hncy goods), 151 W-uod- 

Cockroft, Joseph, musicprinter, h. 454 St. ward aye. 

Antoine. 

Cohn, Frank, laborer, h. 281 Antietam. 

Cocup, Henrietta (wid. John R.), h. 194 C'ol~n, Henry D., cigalmaker, bds M'estern 

First. 

Horel. 

Coda, Jacob, saloon, 95 St. Aubin ave., h. Cohn, Nicholas, gardener, b. Hastinge, nr. 

same. 

ludiana. 

Codd, George C., Alderman Sixth Ward, h. Cohn, Sigmar (Sigmar Cohu & Co.), bds. 

94 Adelaide. 

Howard House.

COH CITY DIRECTORY. COL 

Colrl~, Signlar, & ('0. (Signlar colln and Coleman. Isaiah B., fi lre~nan House of Chr- 

George A i~derson). dealers in llides and rection, 11. n. w. cor. Pearl and Knssell. 

furs, yawnbroke1 s, 110 Gri: wold. 

Coleman, John, marble works, h. 22 Catha- 

C'oi~r. Eolc:iilon, lruits HI!^ candies, 3 City rine. 

Hail malket, bds. cor. OeauLien and La- Coleman, John, plasterer, h. n. e. cor. Benfayette. 

ton and Prospect. 

Cokes, Jolin, hcstler, 11. 297 Tliird. 

Colenlan, St.t.pl1c.n G., bds. 1G Warren. 

Collar, Jun!es, esyl ess nles$enger, h. 25 Colesby. Altred, l~ostler. bds. 129 Cliinton. 

hlc,ntcu1~11 w. 

Colesby, Altred, shoenluker, 11. 129 Cllinton. 

C'oll~ert. John, laborer, bds. 78 Wood- Collar, Edmund E., clerk Davis St dons, bds. 

bridge w. 

69 ColuluLia e. 

Colbert, Jolln, tobacconist, h. Larned, s. w. Collar, Jolin, 11. 121 Columbia e. 

cor. Second. 

C'ol li~ r, Cieorge W ., carpen ter, bds. Purdy 's 

Colbnrn, George W., bookkeeper Bridge Hotel. 

and lron \i'o~ks, bds. 333 Howard. Coilas, William, 11. 80 Sherman. 

Colburn, Seth E., cooper, 11. 143 Lafay ette. C'olleary, Martin. teanlstrr. 11. 18 Fort e. 

C'olLurn, \\ illiitnl B., 11. 333 Howard. Collian. Victor, draughtsl~~an D. 5! 31. K. R., 

Colburn, IViiliuiil C., sec'y and treas Bridge 11. 191 (;rand River. 

aud lron Works. bde. 333 Ho\vurd. Collivr, Benjaruin. plasterer, h. e. s. May- 

Colburt, Hichard (col'd), cook, h. 326 Lafay- berry ave., nr. Michigan are. 

ette. 

Collier, George W., cn rpt-nter, 11. 90 Plum. 

Colby, Cllarles E , slioecutter, 11. 63 Wayne. Collins, Adelia, dressmaker, bds. Third, bet. 

Co~by, ltaac, traveli~~g agent, 11. 50 Jonrs. Gr;tnd and C'e .ar. 

Colclvug11, Jal~rvs, clerk, L~ds. 17 Crogllan. Collins, Ann (wid. John), 11. 357 Lafayet.te. 

Cole, August, pol maker, Lds. ight, bet. Collins. Charles,clerk Ci t,y 'l'i-easu rer's oilice, 

Il'allrer and Adair. 

11. Alesandrine aw., nr. Stwnd. 

Cole, Ber~juu~in, wlreworlrer, 1 ds. 59 Spruce. Collins, Charles F., buokkeeyer~ bds. 46 

Cole, Charles s., lawyer, 147 Jeeerson ave., Howard. 

11. sa111e. 

Collins, Charles P., sailnlaker, bds. 42 Sl~er- 

Chit., Frederick, vegetables, s. s. City Hall illan. 

~uarltet, 11. 193 C1 igl~t. 

Collins, Dennis, laborer, h. e. s. Fourth, bet. 

Cole. Henry, bltrck~mith, bds. Goodman Li l.ert,y a~ld Tuscola. 

House. 

Collins, Francis, mason, h. 252 Second. 

Cole, Henry, 1%-atchn~an If. S. R. R., h. 37 C'ol lins, Frank, mason, bds. 2.52 Second. 

T wrl~ty-becond. 

C'ol iins, Henry, bricklayer. 11. 47 Jonc~s. 

Cole, Her man 1-l., life insurance, 40 Larned Collir~s Hoube, John Burk, proprietor, 42 

u ., 11. s. e. cor. Shelby auct Lar~~ed. Tl~ird. 

Cole, Isaac H., produce and col~lmission Collins;;, James, deputy County Treasurer, h. 

dealer, 3 Kussell House block, h. 87 162 Second. 

lie11 ry. 

Collins, Johanna (wid. Dennis), 11. 293 Ab- 

Cole, Jacob H., machinist, 11. 404 Juliette. bott. 

Cole, Jarnvs ((-oi'd), boarding stable, 155 Coliins, John. bookkeeper, 11. 46 Howard. 

(Sratiot, 11. 64 Hurriett. 

Collins. Jolln, carpenter, h. 454 St.Atzbin ave. 

Cole, Jzlllltrs A., car painter, 11. 156 Orchard. Collins, John. gardener, 11. e. s. Einlw~ood 

Cule, Juiues P., cllairmaker, bds. 156 01.- aye., n. Elinwood Cemetery. 

cllard. 

Collins, John, laborer, h. w. s. Third, bet. 

Cole. Jeremiah S., salesman, bds. Goodman U rand and Cedar. 

House. 

Coljins, John, laborer, h. Third, cor. Ales- 

Cole: John C., farmer, bds 78 Henry. 

anciriue ave 

Ctlle John C., suloon, s. e. cor. ahelby and Collins, John D., mason, bds. 252 Second. 

La rued, bds. su me. 

Collins, Lot (col'd), laborer, h. 386 St.. An- 

Cole, h1ul.y (ct)l'ci), eating stall, City Hall toine. 

marlrrt, 11. 208 Congress e. 

Collin~, Patrick, carpenter, bds. Purdy's 

Cole, Martin, house nlover, h. 59 Spruce. Hot el. 

Cole, Osboru (col'd), waiter, bds. Bb8 Con- Collills, Patrick. pipeman No. 3 Engine 

gress e. 

HI )use, 10 ('lifford. 

Cole, IValter B., gents' furnishing goods, Collins. liicliard, drayinan, h. 314 Third. 

108 Cjriswold, 11. 124 Wayne. 

C'ollil~s, Thomas, 11. W oodbridge, bet. Or- 

Cole. \Yillialn, machiuist, his. 141 Adams leans and Hio1)elle. 

ave. 8. 

Collins, Williain H., clt.rk. bds. Woodbridge, 

Cole. \Villi;lm H., chairmaker, bds. 156 Or- Let. First autl Sr~ol~d. 

chard. 

Col ~y t'o~.d, 'I'Iioirl;ts, printer, 11. 09 Plnm. 

Coie~l~i~n, Edward, peddler, 11. 51 \l'ilBins. C'oiiu;~n, Ue ~rge, s;rdtilel*. 11. 'rroinbley. 

Coleman, Ueorge, hurnessmaker, h. 5 'Srom- Colillun, Heury W., jr., clerk, Ms. 90 

Iley. 

George.

154 COL CLARK'S DETROIT CON 

PABKE, JENNINGS & CO., 


Bp&& N9(S&pe8 

m@&@pgb 

- AQUA AMMONIA, 

D ETXOl T, - JIIC'HIGAN. 

Conul, John, labnrer, h. rear of 82 S3venth. 

Conant, John S. (LMzlson Ss; Conant), h. 107 

Fort w. 

Conai~t~ W. J., clerk. bds. Tre~nont Rouqe. 

Concordia Vocal Music Sociacy, Jolin Tinnet 

te, leader, 173 Oratiot. 

Condon, Bridget (wid. Michael), h, rear 266 

Fifth. 

Colman, Henry W., trunks and furnishing Condon, John, laborer. h. 272 Fifth. 

goods, 129 Jefferson ave., 11. 90 George. Condon, James, time keeper, h. G(i4 Wood- 

Colmnn, John, laborer, bd-. 22 Catharine. bridge w. 

Colruau, Hichard (col'd), h. 57 Jlullett. Condou, John, loader M. C. R. R., h. 272 

Caiman, Stephen, clerk, bds. 410 High. Fifth. 

Colman, Williatu, cooper, bds. 317 Kussell. Condon, John B., soapmaker, h. 305 RIul- 

ColquI~oun. John. clerk, h. 84 Third. 

lett. 

Colv~lle, John G. (Scottea, Lovett St Co.), h. Cobdon, Joseph, car builder, h. 335 Mul- 

97 High. 

lett. 

Combs, Elijah (col'd), whitewasher, h. 59 Di- Co~ldon, Joseph, soapmaker, bds. 305 Mulvision. 

let. 

COJIRS, JOHN W., sculptor and tombstone Condon, Peter, laborer, bds. 305 Sfullet. 

manufacturer, 671 JeEerson ave., h. 550 Condruy, Tllo~nas, drap~nan, h 9ii Abbott. 

Croghan. (See adz..) 

Cone, Cliarles. carpenter, 11. 51 Cilal-!otte. 

Combs. \.Frillia~n, carpenter, h. s. s. Leverett, COXE, FHEDEKICB H., Ageat U. S. Exnr. 

cor. Eigl~tll. 

press, h. 40 Adelaide. 

C'onler, Patrrck, drayman, h. 193 \lTood- Cone, John, dealer in Yankee notions. h. 359 

bridge e. 

Congress e. 

Comer, Hobert, C.. clerk, bds. 123 Brush. Congdon, David (Fitch & Congdon), bds. 1% 

Coiner, \fTilliam E., lake captain, h. 185 Niaini aye. 

T we1 fth. 

Conger, Abraham, carpenter, h. 99 Whit- 

Comfort, Cornelia (wid. MTilliam C.), h. 333 ney. 

Sisrll. 

Conger, John, carpenter, 11. 261 Watson. 

Co~nfort. John C., student, bds. n, s. blichi- Conger. CVasllington, c erk, 11. 26 1 Hatoson. 

gan ave., bet. Hulllboldt and Sullivan C011lrii11, Uestvr, ~mintrr, h. 100 Larned FV. 

a ves. 

CONBLIN, J.3MES S., jeweler, s. w. cor. 

Comfort, Newel1 B., carpenter, h. n. s. Mich- ivoodward ave. and Larncd, h. 72 Adams 

igan ave., bet. Sullivan and Humboldt ave. e. (See ado.) 

ares. 

Couklin, John, palnter, 11. 100 Larned w. 

Comfort, Silas H. (Comfort Bros.), bds. 333 Conk [in, Williatl; H., ~ilbiuet~u~ker, 31 Far- 

Sistli. 8 

rar, 11. 230 tlarrison ave. 

Comfortv. Thomas B. (Comfort Bras-j, bds. Conlan, Peter, laborer, h. 491 Lafayette. 

353 Sistll. 

Conley, James, carpenter, h. 203 Fourth. 

Comfbrt Bros. (Silas H. and Ti~ornas B. Corn- Conlin, Edward, boilermaker, bda. 178 

fort). druggists, s. w. cor. l'hird and Oak. Twelfth. 

Comm, Augustus, sawfiler, 11. 881 Fort ~v. Cuul~n, Malachi, boilermaker, h. 172 

Corutl~er, Curtis, wool pucker, 11. Six- Twelfth. 

teenth. bet. Baker and Micliigan ave, Conu, David, tinsmith, Bds. 103 Larned m. 

C 0 hi 31 E K C I A L FLOUHlh G) NLLLS, C'unllall, Charles. agent Howe Sewing Ria- 

Woodbridge, s. w. cor. Bandolph. 

chine, h. 398 Kiopelle. 

Common, George, tailor, 11. 38 Larned w. Connt.11, E(,ward, laborer, h. 12 Harrison 

Conimon, Richard, mason, h. 26 Colum- ave. 

bia w. 

Connell, Dennis, laborer, 11. 63 Colum~ia w. 

Common, Robert. builder. h. 40 Centre. Connell, John, laborer, 11. '75 Columbia w. 

Corni~lons, Dennis, laborer, 11. 546 Lafay- Cunnell, 31ary (wid. &licllael), 11. 186 E1ort e. 

ette. 

Connely, FI-~I~ k, sawyer, h. 133 Guoin. 

Companey, Charles. laborer, bds. 299 Clin- Connely, J?: auk, 'ore man mill, h. 284 Gaoin. 

ton. 

Con uer, Henry, la borer, k. 330 Franlil~n. 

Cornyton, Harry E., salesman James Nall, Canner, Heury, laborer, bds. 356 Fraukiin. 

jr., & Co., 11. 191 Tlli: d. 

Canner, MTillianl, painter, h. 278 Woodward 

Compton, Henry, clerk, 11. 191 Third. 

ave. 

Co~nstock, hliss , mma. teacher Detroit Fe- Connerton, Cornelius, peddler, 11. 80 Sisth. 

inale Seminary, bds. 84 Fort w. 

Conneg, James, carpenter; 11. 203 Fourth. 

Comstock, Fleming, blacksmith, h. 419 Cuunolly , Alfred, trunkmaliar, bds. 603 Con- 

Seventll. 

gress e. 

Comstock. William H., traveling agent, h. C!onuo:ly, Alfred Xasou, truukrultker, Ws. 

216 Howard. 

295 Congress e.

Cox CITY DIRECTORY. coo 155 

Connolly, Alexander, carpenter, h. 115 La- Conto, William H., laborpr, 11. 30G Clinton. 

brosse. 

Con1 on, Jacob, blacl

156 coo CLARK'S DETROIT COR 

NEFV YOICE< 

CZh C wgavana~ - Gsrn;pany, 

ASSETS, . . $12.001).000 

D.QIJ,Y CASE INCO~IE, $15,000 

- 

SOLON McEI,ROT, Dlatlnger and Ageocy Snpt., 

Coonev, Thomas, b!aclisniith, b3s. 245 

Fifth. 

Cooper, Dlivid, 21 Michiqan Grand ave. 

Col)l)er, Jdseplr, carpenter, 11. 218 Con- 

giaas W. 

Cooper, Pat rick, laborer, 11. 370 Fifteenth. 

Cooper, Peter D , supt. nortllern division 

M. S. J3 K., 11. 96 Lurned e. 

Cooper, I-tich.ird, yluluber iind gas fitter, n. 

Pe.,inbular Bank Building, D ET IIOIT, MICH. 

e. cor. Michigan ave. and 'rulrd, h. 105 

Cook. Jolln B., rnaclli~~ist, h. 17 George. Che~ ry. 

Cot ~k, J. Mason, clerk D. Sr; &I. E. H.. bds. 71 Cooper, Thomas W., jeweler, h. 14 Eiiza- 

Rttaul)ien. 

bet11 e. 

Cook. Jolln P., scroll sawyer, 203 Second, Cooper, Walter, ce)nfectionzry, 5 City Hall 

11. 78 George. 

market, Ids. 430 Beaubien. 

Cock, Joseph. U. S. Sreanlboat Inspector, Cooper, 1Vi.liam H., carpenter, h. 218 Con- 

Y. 0. 1)tiilding: 11. 167 Lafiiyette ave. 

. gress w. I 

Cook, 1,elantl E.. cunctuctor I). & M. kt. R. Cooper, \li illia~n, foreman Hook and Lsdder 

11. 371 C'linton. 

Co, h. 53 Shelby. 

Cook. 1,olnau U. (col'd), barber, 121 At- Coorts, Wi:liilm S., carpenter, h. 141 E izawater 

e., L. 105 L\lullett.. 

beth e. 

Cook. Major, sIl.)e~ilakt.r, h. 122 Russell. Cuots, Charles, liverptable, e. e. cor. State 

Cook. hliirgaret Ailn (wid. Edwil~), h. 371 and Urlsn~old, bJs. Eis~tllord's Hdtel. 

C'li~~ton. 

Coots, Ciiurley. laborer, tl. 103 Jag. 

Cot-k, Miss Mary, d ressmaker, bds. 31 Chest- Coots. Waiter H., butcher, 4 City 

nut. 

Hill nltlrliet, Aldeimsn Fifth Ward, h. 62 

Cook Myron B., Elliptic and Empire Sew- Elixubetl~ \-v. 

i g tl~aclline, 17 Opera House block, h. Copally. CLlarles, carpenter, h. 93 Nine- 

49 Vol uiubia m. 

teen th. 

Cook. Oln.+y, farmer, n. a. Grand River, nr. Copella, Louis, tanner. 11. 5 49 C )n(rress e. 

toll gtite. 

Copland, Lilesttllder \T., bakery, 20 &.Mouroe 

Cook. 0 ~ ~ B., e g salesn~an, h. 80 Shelby. ave , h. 72 Farrar. 

Cook, Orrin S., bookkeeper, 11. 47 L)uffield. Copland. Jdru (John Coplaud St Co.), res. 

Cook, Otis, clerk, bds. 167 Ltrfil-ette ave. Ecorbe. 

Cook, Peter, ctr ryen ter, 11. 52 Palmer. CoijIand. ~lrilliam F., clerk, h. 62 R*lssell. 

Cook, Kobert (co19d), barber, bds. 122 Rus- Copland, Joht~, ste;tni bakery, Woodbridge, 

tell. 

n. w. cur Kundolph. 

Cook, Sara11 E, teacher select school, 108 Copland, john, & C,). (John Copland and 

Division. h. sume. 

l\'illiaul Curti?.), bakers, a. e. cur. Bau- 

Cook, Sinleon O., bookkeeper, h. 47 Duf- doll~il and lvooclbridge. 

field. 

Copp, James, grocer, 11. n. s. Grand River, 

Cook, Thomas B., lockmaker, bds. 361 Catll- Let. rl'honlpcon and 'l'hirtee~~th. 

mine. 

Cop1 ), Jalllrs, soduwater manti.., bds. 103 

Cook, Walter, blacksmith, h. 15G St. Au- C'atllariur. 

bin uve. 

Copper, Henry (col'd). waiter Michigan Ex - 

Cook, Mrs. William, h. 55 Lafayette aye. change, bds. salue. 

Co )k, lVi1li:lrtl W., printer, h. e. s. Park, Copper, Peter, haxkman, h. n. w. cor. Brewbet. 

Ct lltlmbitt a ~ lklo~ltcalm. ~ d 

ster and Prc,spcct. 

Cook, Wilson, suilor. 11. 108 1)ivision. Coquiii d, Edward, dentist, Bds. Franklin 

Cookel, Alichael, laborer, h. 9 Silver. liuuse. 

Coon, Xichard Marlis, teamster, h. o. 527 n. Coquatd, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 27 Abbott. 

63 1 C't tngress e. 

C'oy uillurd, Henry, c:el k, h. 76 C'ongress \v. 

Coon, C! il~iam H., druggist, 173 'CVood- Coquillard, 'l'ho~~as, 1)rls. 110 Hiv'trct. 

ward ILV~.., 11. bame. 

Curbett, Charles J.. machinist. h. 14 Pearl. 

Con mey , Cathal-ine (wid. Pat rick), h. 245 COI bett, Cornelius, chief oprator W. U. 

Fitth. 

Telegraph ofice: bds. 120 Howard. 

Couney, Jolin, laborer, h. 42 Spencer. CorLet.t, Ja[ut s. painter, h. 18 Private. 

C'ooncy, Jol~n, boilerllltiker, h. 38 Spencer. Corbett. Patlick, driver omniblw line, h. 

C'oont-y, Blichael, bout stewart, h. 2'74 206 Abbott. 

La111ed e. 

Corbett, Tl11 #mas, grocwy, 219 Michigan 

C'oont:y, Patrick, laborer, h. 203 Third. ave., bds. 106 lioward. 

C'oobrg, Putlick, bailor. bds. 223 Second. Corby, Capt. Louis, suilor, b. s. s. Frank- 

Coouey , Patrick, tinsmith, bds. 245 E-itth. lin, t.. liiopelle 

C'ooliey , binloll, laborel, lids. cur. Frnnkliu Corcoran, AII t h( ~ny, laborer, btl~ 241 Second. 

aud Olleans. 

Corcoran, John, clerk, h. 841 Secund.

COR CITY DIRECTORY. COD 15'7 

C3rcoran, John, carpenter, h. e. s. Fourth, 

bet. B~ech and Orcl~ard. 

Corcoran, John, citrpxter, 11. 122 Seventh. 

Corcorau, John W., clerk, 11. 23 Brilinztrd. 

Cor~~~ran, Thomas, cashier U. S. Espres, h. 

146 Ms~ntcalru e. 

Cord, Williarn, brewer.bds.327 lrlicllig~ n ave. 

Cordes, Henry, runner American Hotel, 

cor. Larned and Thlrd, bds. same. 

Cordonia, Philip, plaster paris worker, h. 

192 St. Aubin ave. 

Corey, Aayon (Barclay & Corey), bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Corey, Jarnea W., painter, bds. 59 Locust. 

Corey, Jer,lms B., washing machine mnfr., 

50 L~cust. h. same. 

Corey, ~ohh Braduer, carpenter, h. 192 

Firat. 

Corkins, Abner A., bds. 12 Columbia w. 

Corkins, Jane (wid. Ephri~im), Ms. I:! Columbia 

w. 

Corkins, William L.. clerk, bls. Cass Hotel. 

Corlan, Carrie, dressmaker, bds. 218 Woorlward 

ave. 

Corlan, Elizabeth, dressmaker, bds. 218 

CVoodwrird ave. 

Corlies, Hubbard, laborer, bds. 7 Labrosse. 

Cormitck, \'Villiam, carpenter, h. 171 Seventh. 

Cornehl, Frederick, boardinz. h. 29 Clinton. 

Cornehl, Nrs. Frederick, Yankee notions, 

345 Etiopelle, 11. saxne. 

Cornehl, Frederick, jr., printer, h. 34#5 Rio 

pelle. 

Cornehl, William, bookbinder, bds. 29 Clinton. 

Cornelius, Emma jrvid. Josiali), h. 149 Clinton. 

Cor~;elius, Rev. Samuel, jr., 11. 274 Brush. 

Coruell, Morris, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Franklin 

and St. Antoine. 

Coruell, Wasliington E., clerk, bds. Garririson 

House. 

Cornetet, Cllarles, laborer, h. cor. National 

ave. and C:llerr.y. 

Cornevin, Alphonse, teacher, bds. Hotel 

Erichsen. 

Cornevin, Paul, clerk, bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Corning, Cliarles, clerk, bds. 87 Shelby. 

Cornier, d oseph, carpenter, h. 848 Lafayette. 

Cornier, Moses P., laborer, h. Twentieth, 

nr. cor. Howard. 

Corno, Alexander, drayman, h. 341 Dubois. 

Corno, John, laborer, 11. 1'73 Dubois. 

Corns, George, cigannalier, bds. 215 Grand 

River. 

Corns. Joseph, furniture, 121 Grand River, 

11. 211 same. 

Cornwell, Cornelius (Cornwells, Price & 

Co.), res. Ypsilan ti. 

Cornwell, Cornwell, shoemaker, h. n. s. 

Chestnnt, bet. Chene and Dubois. 

Cornwell, Jay 31. (Lloyt, Cornwell & Co.), 

Ms. 71 Beaubien. 

Cornwells, Price & Co. (Cornelias Cornwell, 

Jolln B. Price and Morris M. Peck), 

wholesale dealers in paper, 1lG Jefferson 

ave. 

Corrigtn, John, laborer, h. e. Chene and n. 

German. 

Corston, Cliarles J., painter, 11. 265 Clinton. 

Corsten, Mary A. (wid. Wiliiam), h. 319 

Fifth. 

ors st en, William H., machinist, bds. 319 

Fifth. 

Corrigan, James, saloon, 180 Woodbridge 

w., bds. same. 

Cortnev, Peter, laborer, h. 92 Clinton. 

Cory, John B.. carpenter. h. 460 Third. 

Cosgrove, James, tinsrni th, bds. 10 1 0 rcliard. 

Cosgrove, John, crtrpenter, bds. Sl First. 

Cosgrove, Lawrence, blac:i~mith, bds. 81 

F~rst. 

Cosgrove, Peter, laborer, h. 101 Orchard. 

C~sgrove, William, painter, 11. s. s. Labrosse, 

bet. Eigllth arid Ninth ave. 

Cosnobal. I-Ienry, laborer, h. 333 Chestn~zt. 

Costage, Frank, mail wagon driver, bds. 164 

drisrvold. 

Costello, John, laborer, 11. 173 Chene. 

Costel lo, Luke, laborer, h. 201 Sisth. 

Costello, Michael, brass finisher, h. 120 Har- 

rison ave. 

Costello, Samuel, laborer, h. e. s. Humboldt 

ave., near Pine. 

Costigan, James, shoemaker, h. 140 Or- 

chard. 

Cotchett, Valentine, artist, h. 400 Michigan 

ave. 

Cothrin, George, clerk, bds. Finnefs Hotel. 

Cotlirin, John D., boots and sl~oes, 119 

Woodward ave., bds. Finney's Hotel. 

Cotter, James, cvachruan, 11. 212 Second. 

Cotter, Patrick, laborer, h. 201 Fifth. 

Cotter, Richard, laborer, 11. 52 Spencer. 

Cottillion, John (col'd), laborer, 11. 1G5 Beau- 

bien. 

Cottkus, Mas., baggage inaster M. C. R. R., 

11. o. 176 n. 206 'l'welfth. 

Cotton, James P., capt. schooner Delaware, 

11.257 Second. 

Cotton, Kowland J., carpenter, bds. Howard, 

bet. First and Ctiss. 

Cottor, Morris, laborer, h. 241 Second. 

Coughlon, Cornelius, h. o. 117 n. 123 Sisth. 

Coughlin, David, laborer, h. 671 Michigan 

ave. 

Couylilin, Dennis, laborer, h. 135 Porter. 

Coughlin, Jeremiah, engineer, 11. 257 Por- 

ter. 

Coughlin, John W., moulder, bds. 33 Bea- 

con. 

Conghlin, Margaret (wid. Daniel), h. 33 

Beacon. 

Coughlin, Michael, drayman, h. 282 Porter. 

Couglllin, Thomas, teamster, h. 783 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Coughliu, Thomas. joiner, h. s. s. Lafaj-ette, 

bet. Chene and Dubois. .

15s COU CLARK'S DETROIT CRA 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO.'S Cotvan, John, blacksmith, bds. 83 Congress 

cast. 

STANDARD 

Cowan, Miss Celia, seamstress Nortlrrop & 

Co., bds. 171 Orchard. 

Cowan, Robert, laborer, 11. w. s. Lafontaine 

Ofnce, 374 Cass Avenue. ave., bet. Poplar and Linden. 

Cowan, Samuel, salesman, bds. Antisdel 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. House. 

Cow an, Willia~n , farmer, bds. cor. Gratiot 

and Cl~ene farm. 

Coulin, Patrick, waiter, bds. Heff ron's sa- Cowan, William, switchman, h. 741 Twenloon. 

ty-tourtli. 

Coulon, Ann (aid. John), 11. 345 Sixth. Co\very, John Jay, traveling agent, ids. 12 

Couls, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 53 Brush, Miami ave. 

h. same. 

Cowey , James, laborer, bds. 134 Fort e. 

Coulson, Amos, house servant, h. 101 Cow hey, Edward, carpenter, bds. 169 Or- 

Beau bien. 

chard. 

Coulson, Amos, laborer, bds. n. e. cor. First Cobvie, Henry, dentist, s. w. cor. 

and Lafayette ave. 

\Yoodward aye. and Lamed, h. o. 11 n. 22 

Coulson, Nicl~o! as (Coulson, Fisher & Stod Columbia e. 

dard), bds. 58 She1 by. 

Co~vie, \ITilliam, sr., president and t~easurer 

Couloon. Fisller and Stoddard Dry Dock Engine Wrorks, 11. 42 Russell. 

(Nicholas Coulson, Jtlrnes 1,. Fisher and Cowie, CYillianl, jr., sec7y. Dry Dock Engine 

E. W. Stoddard), hardware dealers, 77 \Tiol.ks, bds. 42 Hussell. 

Woodward ave. 

Cos, Georpe, h. 23 Centre. 

Cotzlter, William T., baker, bds. 309 Rlich- Cox, George, omnibus agent, h. 233 Third. 

igan ave. 

Cos, Martin, laborer, 11. Wight, nr. Campau. 

County Building, s. e. cor. Congress and Cos. Tllomas. boilermaker, h. 218 Twelfth. 

Griswold. 

Cox, Thomas, suyt. City liail\vay, h. 21 

County Treasurer's office, Paul (iies, Treas- C'li~iton. 

urer, n. e. cor. Griswold and Congress. Cowles, George, machinist, bds. 37. 3Iont- 

Courtney, James, receiving clerk Nr. U. Tel- calm w. 

egraph ofice, bds. 501 Congress .e. Cowles, Miss Rhoda A., h. 104 Michigan ave. 

Courtney, John, grocer and saloon, n. e. cor. Cowley, Michael, sailor, bds. 181 Wood- 

Fifth and Jones, h. same. 

bridge w. 

Courtney, Lewis, switchnlan D. & 3%. R. R., Cowing, David C., carpenter, h. 93 Ninebds. 


teen tll. 

Courtney, Willialu, carpenter, h. n. s. Con- Cope, Hugh (Coyne, Strong 9t Co.), h. 149 

gress, bet. Dequi~lilre and St. Aubin ave. Lafayette ave. 

Couse, Adam, dealer in piano fortes and or- Cope, Strong Ss Co. (Hugh Coyne, Willinm 

gans, 137 JeEerson ave., bds. Ckss House Strong and John Wr. Strong), wholesale 

Cousller, Haur. sawyer, h. 124 Twentietll. grocei-s, '70 Jefferson ave. 

Coupins, John B., agent BoardEducation, h. Coyl's Block, Camp us Jlartius, cor. Wood- 

259 Elizabeth e. 

ward ave. 

Coutier, Michael, mason, h. 256 Antietam. Coyl, Sitnluel B., 11. 91 Leverett. 

Couture, Augustin, carpenter, h. 362 Con- Coyl, Timotlly, laborer, h. '3'3 Franklin. 

gress e. 

Coyl. William K., propr. Coyl's Block, bds. 

Couvault, J. E., clerk F. Buhl gE CO., bds. Antiedel House. 

Howard House. 

Coyle, Edward, jr., leather, h. 215 Watson. 

Covel, James S., shoemaker, h. cor. Park Coyle, Edward, sr., shoemaker, h. o. 57 n. 

and Sibley. 

215 \Vatson. 

Covert, Amelia (wid. Isaac), bds. 141 Eliza- Coyle, Hugl~ A., plasterer, bds. o. 57 n. 215 

beth e. 

Watson. 

Covert, Henry H., inventor, 11. o. 81 n. 89 Coyle, James J., trunkmaker, bds. o. 57 n. 

Adams ave. w. 

215 Watson. 

Covert, Joseph W., bds. 0. 81 n. 89 Adams Coyle, Jane, h. G4 Farrar. 

ave. w. 

C~jyle, John, printer, bds. 131 Orleans. 

Covert, William S., carpenter, h. 141 Eliza- Coyle, Peter, nailer, bds. 0. 57 n. 215 Watbeth 

e. 

son. 

Corille, Lucius (Clee and Coville), h. 258 Cozzens, William, laborer, h. 396 Nine 

Second. 

teentll. 

Covgeon, George, enginer, h. 394 Wood- Crabb, Christopher C., salesman, bds. 26 

bridge. 

Fort e. 

Covgew, George, eugiueer, L. 304 Wood- Crabb, George, grocery and provision, cor. 

bridge. 

Baker and Twentieth, 11. same.

CRA CITY DIRECTORY. CRO 

- - - - 

Crabb, James, janitor County Clerk's office, Crashan, John, carpenter, h. 122 Baker. 

h. 390 Grand River. 

Cratty, \V illiam, laborer, h. 1'78 Sixth. 

Crabb, James S., bds. 309 Grand River. Crawe, Stephen, sailor, 11. 15 Abbott. 

Crabb: Joseph R , shoetnalier, bds. 55 Michi. Crawford, Alesander, grocer, St. Aubin ave., 

gan (irand ave. 

S. e. cor. Forc, 11. same. 

Crackel. George, painter, h. 561 Lafayette. Crawford, Charles, tailor, h. 219 Fort e. 

Craden, Dennis. laborer, 11. 112 Eighteenth. Crawford, David, laborer, h. o. 138 n. 144 

Craddock, Humphrer, bricklayer, h. 3 1 Franlilin. 

Montcalm w. 

Cra\vfi>rd. EIizabeth (col'd-wid. Earrison), 

Craddock,Jarnes, tobacconist, bds. n. w. cor. h. 63 MuZlett. 

Larned and S1:cond. 

Crawford. Francis, land dealer, 70 Fort w., 

Craddock, John, engineer, h. 183 Wight. 11. same. 

Craft, Johanna, seamstress, h. 479 Ztussell. Crawford, George, laborer, b6s. 128 Crank- 

---Craft, Tlromns J., freight agent M. C. H. R., lin. 

11. 337 Abbott. 

Crawford, Harrison (col'd), porter, h. n. s. 

Craig, Henry, blacksmith. h. 2% Abbott. Mtzllett, bet. Hastings and St. Antoine. 

Craig, James, fish dealer and commission C:a\\-ford, Harry, office clerk, bds. 248 

merchant, dock, bet. Wayne and Cass, Woodward ave. 

1.1. 280 Congress w. 

Crawford, Mrs. Jaunt, boarding, h. 220 

Craig, Samuel D., clerk Probate office, bds. Congress w. 

230 Congress 1:. 

Crawford. Oliver H., wood dealer, s. w. cor. 

Craig, Tllolnas E., engineer, h. 19 Baker. Michigan ave. and Shelby, h. 238 Fifth. 

Craig, Thomas J., clerk. bds. 280 Congress w. Craivtord, Hobert, peddler, h. s. e. cor. 

Craig, William, ~afemalier, 11. 237 Fort e. Grand River and Twelfth. 

Cr'lig, William F , surveyor, bds. Alfred, Crawford, Robert J., clerk, bds. St. Aubin 

bet. John B and Woodward ave. 

ave., s. e. cor. Fort. 

Craig, William H., lanci agent, 37 Wood- Cra~vford, Samuel, bds. $0 Fort w. 

ward ave., h. Alfred, bet. John R and Crawford, Tilomas, engineer, h. 47 Lewis. 

Wood ma rd ave. 

('rawford, Thomas, laborer, h. 98 Thir- 

Craig. William J., bds. 230 Congress w. teenth. 

Craine, Charles R., chairmaker, h. 309 Craivley, Cornelitzs, groceries, provisions 

Fourth. 

and liquors, 01 Porter, cor. Fifth, h. same. 

Cram, Gen. Thomas J., U. S. Engineers, Crawley, Janles, carbuilder, h. 527 Michioffice 

11 1 Grisivold, bds. l

CRO CRO 

iYE\V YORX ( Crosby, Edward. tracklny er, bds. 17 Monroo 

ave. 

bb Cnaurance - 6~~panyi, Crosby, Elizabeth (wid. '5.Yilliam), saloon, 

ASFETF, . . !$13,000,000 17 Monroe are., 11. same. 

DAILY CASH IKCOME, $15,000 Crosby, George I+'., carlwuter, 11.319 Third. 

- 

Crosby. Mary A. (col'd-wid. Cl~arles H.), 3-1. 

SOLON McELROF, Nanager alld Agency Snpt., 130 Lafayette. 

Peninsular Bunk Builcli~,a, DETROIT, MICH. Crosby, Michael, porter, Bds. 55 Wayne. 

Crosby, Norvinus (col'd), sailor, bds. 139 

Crofoot, Elbert, Ian-~er, h. 137 Bates. Lafayette. 

Crofoot,, Chauncy N., printer, 11. 36 Beech. Cross, Caleb, h. 46 Plum. 

Crofts, Cliarles, sawmaker, h. 108 Bagg. Cross, Charles \IT., carpenter, bds. 435 St. 

Croghan, Peter, laLorer, h. n. m. cor. Thir- Antoine. 

teenth and Chestnut. 

Cross, Donald, meat nlarket, s. s. Michigan 

Crohn, hlyer, salesman, bds. Goodman ave., bet Fourth and Fifth, h. same. 

House. 

C'ross, Elisha, 11. 68 Abbott. 

Croma, Henry, laborer, 11. 115 Sisth. Cross, Elias TIT., lake captain, h. 66 Henry. 

Cromer, Samuel F., grocer and saloon, 133 

1 Cro$s, Thomas, machinist, h. 435 St. An- 

Grand Kiver, 11. same. 

toine. 

Crommer, Henry, teamster, h. 42 Seven- Crossley, Luke, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. Baker 

teenth. 

and Yourteentli. 

Cronan, Edmucd, printer, bds. 200 First. Crossman, Cllarles, in lighthouse dep't, h. 

Cronan, John J ., confectioner, 284 Wood- 360 (:ongrttss e. 

ward aye., h. same. 

Crossman, Daniel B., patrolnlan, h. 42 Co- 

Cronan, Michael, porter, 11. 200 First. lumbia w. 

Cronnn, Thomas, picture framer, bds. 114 Crossman, John, drayman, h. 42 Bellair. 

Randolph. 

Crotty, Dennis, laborer, bds. 450 Se;en- 

Cronberg, Peter, moulder, h. 481 Clinton tee~l~h. 

ave. 

Crottp, Thomas, watchman 6. T. I{., h. 

Crone, Jacob, milkman, h. m. s. Chene, south 450 blicliigan aye. 

of Uratiot. 

Crouclier, Robert, sawwrig11t, w. s. Second, 

Cronenweth, Frederick, car builder, h. 121 nr. Miclligan ave., 11. same. 

Leverett. 

Crougl~, Isabella (wid. Patrick), h. 41 Ab- 

Cronenweth, George, clerk at Newman's sa- bott. 

loon and store, Woodward ave., opp. Har- Croul, Almon, T., forenla11 Croul Brc's, h. 

per Hospital, bds. same. 

350 Larned e. 

Cronenwet 11, Gottlieb, laborer, h. 438 Sist,ll. C'roul, Jerome (Croul Bro's), h. 502 Jeffer- 

Cronenwetli, John L., engineer Steamer No. son are. 

6, 11. 335 High. 

Croul, Joseph L. (Croul Bro's), bds. Biddle 

Cronenweth, Simon, laborer, h. 115 Benton. House. 

Crongey er, Alesander Vincent., trunk- Croul, ~1'ill;am H., (Croul Bro's), h. 519 Jefniaker, 

bds. 235 Jefferson ave. 

ferson aye. 

Crongeyer, Charles A., watchmaker, 155 Croul Brotliers (William H., Jerome and 

M'oodward ave., h. 235 Jeferson ave. Jose;)h L. Croul), Peninsu7nr Tannery, 

Crongeyer, John, watchmalier, h. 235 Jef- 1 ofice cor. Woodbridge and Bates. 

ferson ave. 

, Crouse, Charles, copyist, bds. 66 Spruce. 

CKONCiEYER, THEODORE, carver of to- Crouse, Charles, clerk. bds. 62 Spruce. 

bacco signs, 235 Jefferson ave., bds. same. Crouse, Charles D., painter, h. 700 Michigan 

Cronin, Alexander, printer, bds. 94 Park. ave. 

Cronin, Bridget (wid. Jeremiah), h. 237 Crouse, Jacob, carpenter, 11. GG Spruce. 

Sisth. 

Crouse, Joseph, blacksmith, h. 152 Antie- 

Cronin, Cornelius, bricklayer, bds. 237 tam. 

Sisth. 

Crowden, Mrs. Mary. 92 Franklin. 

Crouin, Daniel, clerk, h. 192 Orchard. Crowe, Bernard, h. 233 Crogl~an. 

Cronin, Michael, clerk, 11. 200 First. Crowe, Cornelius, porter, 11. 46 Jones. 

Cronk, Albert, pedciler, h. 49 .National ave. Crcme, Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 324 Fort e. 

Cronk, Edward Y., ginger beer manufactur- Crowe, Thomas, teamster, h. 41 Twentyer, 

28 Macomb, 11. sarue. 

second . 

Crouk, George, laborer, 245 Macomb. Crowe, \TTilliam, blacksmith, 11.324 Fort e. 

Cronk, Holton, printer, bds. 228 Howard. Crorvell, IVillia ni C., steersman Houk and 

Cronk, Peter, carpenter, 11. 228 Howard. LadJer Co., bds. 54 Wayne. 

Cronk, Warren: soda water manufacturer, Crowley, Charles T., clerk, bds. Sheinan 

300 hliclligan ave, h. 46 Abbott. 

House. 

Cronn, Amelia (col'd-wid. Henry), h. 219 C'rowltty, Cornelius, clerk, bds. n. e. cor. 

Adams ave. e. 

Second and W oodbridge.


Cr< n~ley, Daniel, ! aborer, w. s. C'rawford, Cullen, Patrick, teamster, 11. 358 Fifteenth. 

bet. Maria ancl Irving. 

Cullen, Hichard, janitor Board of Trade, 

Crowley, 3 ames, laborer, h. 227 Michigan 11. 41 Plum. 

ave. 

Cullen, U'illianl F., finisher, h. s. e. cor. 

Crowley, Jeremiah, 11. '74 Montcalm e. Fourth and Orchard. 

Crowley, John, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Lye11 Cullen Bro's (Andrew, John and James 

aye. and Butternut. 

Cullen), blacksmith and carriage shop, 

Crowley, John J., drugs and medicines, 423 165 Grand Kiver. 

Michigan ave., 11. same. 

Cul lilian, Margaret- (mid. Timothy), board- 

Crow ley, Michael, glocery, 78 Seventeenth, ing. h. 55 Howard. 

11. same. 

Cull um, John, carpenter, h. 380 Lafapette. 

Crowley, Patrick, plumber, 11. 6 Grove. Cullp, Hezekiah, conductor, h. 61 Columbia 

Crownen, Charles, clerk, bds. Goodman west. 

House. 

Cully. Nettie, milliner, h. 61 Columbia w. 

Crozineki, Hermann, peddler, h. 218 St. An- Culver, Edin und F. (Culver & Patterson), h. 

toine. 

266 Second. 

Cruin, William, show agent, h. 115 CSfford. Culrer, George \IT.. merchant tailor, 3 Con- 

C'uddy, Alexander, laborer, 11. 226 Third. gress w., h. 254 Woodward ave. 

Cuddy, David, saloon and boarding, h. Culver, Henry H., sailor, h. '74 Macomb ave. 

o. 152 n. 1GB Franklin. 

Culver Ss Pabterson (Ednlund F. Culver and 

Cuddy, Jtunee, carpenter, 11. 337 Fourth. Daniel W. Patterson), fancy brackets and 

Cuddy , James, mason, 11. 460 Croghan. scroll sawyers, 208 Second. 

Cuddy, U7illianl (Cuddy S: Doran), h. 260 Culllberlidge, John, nlacllit~ist, bds. 21 Jones. 

Brnsli. 

Cumnling, Henry, engineer, 21.319 Congress 

Cuddy & Doran (IVilliam Cuddy and James west. 

Doran), carpenters and joiners, Atwater, Cumnling, Mathew, laborer, h. 446 Woodbet. 

G iswold and Shelby. 

bridge w. 

Cudmore, Mit hael, fireinan, bds. 75 Nine- Cumiliing, Samuel W., salesman, h. 70 Mateen 

tll. 

comb ave. 

Cuenant, John B., laborer, h. 53 Eight- Cumnling, F+'illiam, laborer, h. 498 Woodeenth. 

bridge e. 

Cueny, Edmund, tinsmith, h. 477 Fort e. Cumnlings, Anqie (wid. David), h. 97 St. 

Cuenp, Josepll, h. 243 Lafayette. 

Aubin ave. 

Cue11 y, Joseph J., groecery and saloon, 217 Cuinnlings. James, laborer, h. 498 Wood- 

Lafayette, 11. same. 

bridge e. 

Cuer, Robert F., druggist Geo. M. Wheeler, Cuinmings, Rlathew, saloon, 746 Woodbds. 

Howard House. 

bridge w., h. same. 

Cuerier, Antl~onp, salesman S. Freedman St Culnmi ngs, Thomas R., bds. Russell 

Brother, res. Windsor, Ont. 

Hou~e. 

Cuilell, George, foreman lumberyard, h. 512 Cuinmins. John M., packer, bds. 277 Fifth. 

Fort e. 

Cuniinins, Patrick, steward ferry Union, h. 

Culbert, Anthony, painter, 11. 41 Sherman. 2'77 Fifth. 

Culham. James, musician, bds 23(i Crogllan. Cummiskey, James, cigarmaker, h. 491 

Culham, James, painter, bds. 185 Franklin. Catharine. 

Cul ham, Patrick, stove finisher, bds 2% Cumroe, Adolph, laborer, h. 82 Harrison 

Croghan. 

ave. 

Culllam, Sarah (wid. Thomas), h. 236 Cro- Cungge, Theodore, laborer, bds. 344 North. 

ghan. 

Cun ninghatn, Ecl ward D. (Cunningham 

Culnan, John, grocery and saloon, 912 Mich- Bras.), bds. 100 Farrar. 

igan ave., 11. same. 

Cuuninghum, Eliza (wid. Daniel GI.), h. 100 

Cull, Arthur, carpenter, 11. 539 Beaubien. Farrar. 

Cullan, Iiicllard F., bartender, bds. 405 Cunningliam, Eugene, engineer, h. 337 

Grand River. 

Fifteenth. 

Culleeney, Patrick, gardener, h. 13 Bronson. Cunningl~am, Francis C., laborer, bds. 165 

Cullen, Andrew (Cullen Bro's), h. 163 urand Franklin. 

Hiver. 

Cunningllam, Fulton, laborer, h. 143 Baker. 

Cullen, Frank, salesman, bds. 303 llTood- Cun~~inghatn, Fulton, drayman, h. o. 1'78 n. 

ward ave. 

200 Twelfth. 

Cullen, James, grocer, 303 Woodward ave., Cunningliam, George W., gunsmith, 33 

11. same. 

hlonroe ave.. h. 295 Sixth. 

Cullen, James (Culleu Bro's), h. 147 Grand Ci1nning11am, Hi rat11 G. (Cunningham Bros.) 

Rivtr. 

bds. 103 Farrar. 

Cullen, John (Cullen Bro's). 11. 235 First. Cunningham, Capt. James, sailor, h. 40 

Cullen, John LV. A. S., lawyer, 154 Jeffer- Clifford. 

son ave., res. Ann Arbor. 

Cunningham, Jolm, laborer, h. 249 Orchard.

162 CUN CLARK'S DETROIT DAH 

PARKE, JEXNINGS & CO. 

OFFER 

CHEMICALS 


W e malie none but what we can 


Cunningllam, John W., stove moulder, bds. 

202 Kiopelle. 

Cunninghanl, Mary (wid. Bartholomew), h. 

49 Spencer. 

Cunningllam, Michael, laborer, h. 138 

Twelfth. 

Cunningham, Patrick, sawyer, h. Woodbridge 

e., nr. Walker. 

Cunningham, Sopllia E. (wid. John), h. 292 

Hio pelle. 

Cunni~lgllam, Thomas, driver, h. 132 

Twelfth. 

Cunni~gharn Bros. (Edward D. and Hiram 

GI. Cunningllani), boat builders, on dock, 

Bet. Etandolph and Brush. 

Cure, llobert F., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Curl, John, switchuian M. C. R. R., h. 14 

hlaconlb. 

Currie, Daniel, machinist, bds. 12'7 Twelfth. 

Curran, Arthur, laborer, h. e. s. Third, nr. 

Lewis. 

Curran, Charles, turner, Frank street, n. w. 

cor. of Sisth. 

Curran, Patrick, laborer. h. 204 Grjswold. 

Currie, John, grocery, 127 Tw-elfth, h. same. 

Currie, Laughlin, engineer, h. 142 Rlontcalm 

e. 

Currie, Stlepherd, captz~in, h. 69 Labrcsse. 

Currier, Jaala M. (C. J. \Irhitney $; Co.') h. 

83 Mianii ave. 

Currier, 'l'llomas, carpenter, h. 125 Dnbois. 

Currey. Adolphus, carpenter, h. w. s. Humboldt 

ave., near Butternut. 

Currep, Timothy, laborer, 11.123 Orchard. 

Currey, Willialn, bds. 08 Larned e. 

Currey, William B., carpenter, h. 8 Lafayette. 

Curtin, Dennis J., compositor, h. 304 Brush. 

Curtin, .lohn, carpenter, 11. 75 dloutcalnl w. 

Curtin, Michael, laborer, h. 116 Franklin. 

Curt in, blichael, laborer, bds. Fifteenth, 

nr. Michigan ave. 

Curtis, Alfred G. (E. C. & A. G. Curtis), h. 

24 Randolph. 

Curtis, Mrs. Anna L., dressmaker, h. 352 

St. Antoine. 

Curtis, Carlos G. (George E. Curtis & Co.), 


Curtis, Charles S., commercial agent, bds. 

12 Montcalrn w. 

Curtis, Charles, cooper, Ir. cor. Sherman and 

Hivard. 

Curtis, Cornelius, clerk, 211 Woodaard ave., 

bds. same. 

Curtis, Edward C. (E. C. & A. G. Curtis), 

bds. 24 Bandolph. 

Curtis, George E. (George E. Curtis & Co.), 

h. 303 Jeerson ave. 

Curtis, James, cooper, 11. 375 Gratiot. 

Curtis, Jttruea (col'd), laborer, bds. 199 Macorn 

b. 

Curtis, John B., carpenter, h. 17 Private. 

Curtis, Lewis M., bookkeeper, h. 123 Park. 

Curtis, Martha (.wid. Philo), bds. 125 Park. 

Curtis, Hansom E., depucy collector customs, 


Curtis, Stephen W., ship carpenter, h. 407 

Fort w. 

Curtis, William, street car conductor, h. 38 

Columbia w. 

Curtis. i4'illiarn (Copland & Co.), h. cor. 

Woodbridge and Randolph. 

Curtis, William L., carriage painter, h. n. e. 

cor. Locust and Seventh. 

Curtis, William S., 11. 352 St. Antoine. 

Curtis, E. C. & 9. (4. (Edward C. and Alfred 

U. Curtis), baliera, 288 JeEerson ave. 

Curtis, George E.? & Ctr., (George E. 

and Carlos (3. Curtis), lertt*ller and findings, 

215 Jefferson ave., last manufao 

tory. 58 Fort e. 

Curry, IJawrence, drayman, h. 127 Harrison 

ave. 

Curry, Rficliael, laborer, bds. 265 Franklin. 

Cuslling, Charles S., h. s. e. cor. Brady and 

Woodward ave. 

Cushing, Otis, salesman, bds. Biddle House. 

Cnshion, Edward, laborer, 11. 253 Guoin. 

Cushman, Porter J.. fireman, bds. 344 Chene. 

Cushrvay, 3lichae1, mason, 11. 37 Orleans. 

Cuson, Augustus, conductor Street Railway, 

11. cor. Howard and Fifteenth. 

Cuson, Richard, sailor, 534 Woodbridge m. 

(:uthbert, John S., bds. Russell House. 

Cuthbert, William, grocer, h. 71 Winder. 

Cutter, Dcnnis, clerk Blue Line, bds. 204 

Howard. 

C'zeschinsky, William, laborer, h. w. s. Dubois, 

s. Gratiot. 

Czizek, Anton, tailor, bds. 102 Brush. 

ACEY, JOHN, iaborer, h. 212 Abbott. 

D h~cey, Mary (wid. Lawrence), h. 21 

Harrison ave. 

Dacey, Michael, laborer. bds. 21 Harrison 

ave. 

Dacey, Patrick, laborer, h. rear 101 Lab 

rosse. 

Dadignon, Joseph, ~hoemaker, h. Franklin, 

bet. Rivard and Kiopelle. 

Dadow, John, laborer, h. 70 Jay. 

Dahartp, Richard, laborer, bds. 40 Fifteenth. 

Dallarty, Thomas, carpenter, h. 40 Fifteenth. 

Dallartp, Thomas, laborer, 11. 11'7 Labrosse. 

Dalil inger, Frederick, carpenter, h. 193 

Napoleon.

DAB CITP DIRECTORY. DAN 163 

- 

Dahlinger, Geo ge, laborer, 11. 142 Map!e. Dnly, John H., bds. 10 Labrosse. 

Dahlinger Jacob, teamster, h. 42 Maple. Daly, John, boarding, 11. 1'74 Larned w. 

Dahlinger, Jchn, carpenter, 11. lS9 Fort e. Daly, John, laborer, bds. 133 1,arned w. 

Dahlinger, Joseph, teamster, h. 19G Bron- Daly, John, laborer, h. s. s. Leveret t, near 

son. 

cor. Eighth. 

Dahlmann, William, laborer, h. 376 Catha- Ditly, John, painter, bds. 16.5 Michigan ave. 

rine. 

Daly, John, teamster, bds. 338 Seventeenth. 

Dahmer, George, h. 35 Lafayette. 

Daly, Luke, janitor, 11. e. s. Thirteenth, bet. 

Dallmer, John C., carpenter, h. 405 Beau. Baker and Michigan ave. 

bien. 

Daly, &lichael, grocer, 144 Abbott, h. same. 

Dahnke, Frederick, laborer, h. 175 Six- Daly, Michael, shoemaker, bds. 118 Eioteen 

th. 

pelle. 

Dahnke, John, brewer, 11. 65 Twelfth. Daly, Patrick, porter Union Hotel, 210 and 

Dahmar, John, laborer, 11. 516 Mullett. 218 Woodbridge w., bds. same. 

Dailey. Miss Annie, seamstress, bds. 55 Daly, Thomas, engineer, h. 126 Abbott. 

Michigan are. 

Daly, FITilliam, mason, 11. 193 Eiglltll. 

Dai ley, Bradly, schoolteacher, bds. Good- Daly, William J. (Daly & Bro.), h. 249 

man House. 

Tliird. 

Dailey, Dennis. laborer, h. 91 Park Place. Daly & Bro. (James and William J. Paly), 

Dailey, Henry P. (Daiiey gL Rogers), h. 310 grocers, 699 Fort w. 

Fourth. 

Dalzell, John, lumber, bds. Michigan EX- 

Dailey & Rogers (Henry Y. Dailey and Hi- change. 

ram Hogers). slate roofers, 340 Fourr ll. Danlbert, Miss Annie, h. 189 Crogl~an. 

Daily, Aclnlir (wid. Thomas, h. 330 Orleans. Damitio, Anthony, carpenter, h. 288 St. Au- 

Dale, Henry, engineer, 11. 223 Abbott. bin ave. 

Dale, Henry. fireman M. C. K. K.. h. 223 Ab- Damm, Charles, gardener, h. 229 Whitney. 

bott. 

Damnl, Charles H.: wood inspector eastern 

Dalem, Daniel, laborer, h. 203 Porter. district, 11. 855 Riopelle. 

Daletzki, John, shoemaker. 53 Farmer, h. Damm, Elizabeth (wid. Henry), h. 225 La- 

'70 Clinton. 

fayette. 

Daley, Peter, drayman, h. 196 First. Darnm, Frederick, trunkmaker, bds. 226 

Daley, Thomas, clerk, bds. 196 First. 

Lafayette. 

Dalher, Cristal, brewer, 11. 94 Twelfth. Damrn, Henry, laborer, bds. 7G Catharine. 

Dallas, Anthony, macl~inist, h. s. s. Ger- Dtlmnl, Henry, truulimaker, bds. 2% Lafayman, 

bet. Derluindre and St. Aubin ave. ette. 

Dallas, John, tailor, 11. 103 3Iullett. Damm, John A., clerk, bds. 355 Riopelle. 

Dallas, Josepll, gardener, h. 145 Croghan. Di~mm, Louis, joiner, h. 96 Jay. 

Dalloz, John, tinsmith. h. 1 Glass Eo~, Ma- Danlnl, Louis, machiniso, h. e. s. Labrosse, 

ple. 

bet. Chestnut and Antietam. 

Dalloz, John, jr., cigarmaker, bds. 1 Glass Damm, Mary Ann (,wid. .John), h. 159 Croliow, 

Ma pl:. 

@an. 

Diii~llall. Julia (wid. Gabriel:, 11. 52 Jay. Daiuln, Nicholas, laborer, bds. 51 Crogllan. 

Daluian, Johu, laborer, h. 519 Mullett. Damm, William, gardener, h. Third, near 

Dul ley mple, John M., accountant, bds. 263 Orange. 

Jrf erson ave. 

Dammeky, Frank, butcher, 298 St. Aubin 

Dalton, Peter, laborer, 11. 381 Clinton. ave., 11. same. 

Dalton, M illiam (col'd), laborer, h. 149 La- Dammeky, Joseph, jr., butcher, bds. 295 St. 

fay e tte. 

Aubin ave. 

Dalton, William J. (Dalton & O'Dmyer), bds. Da~nphlet, John, carpenter, h. 299 Colum- 


bia e. 

Dalton & 071)wyer (William J. Dalton and Dampiere, Joseph, shipcarpenter, h. 99 St. 

James G. 071)wyer), fancy goods, 187 Jef- Aubin ave. 

ferson ave. 

Dan, Anthony, sailor, h. 392 Franklin. 

Dalp, Cutllarine (wid. Owen!. h. 338 Sev- Dan, Frederick, laborer, 11. 378 Franklin. 

enteen th. 

Pan, Olivel., sailer, 11. 392 Franklin. 

Daly, D~niel, draymnu: h. 10 Labrosse. 

' Dan, Peter P., h. 893 Franklin. 

Daly, Daniel, saddler, 6 Michigan ave., h. Dana, William H. H., engineer, h. 127 . 

98 Jeifiersou ave. 

E~ghth. 

Daly, Eugene, laborer, 11. 2GS Baker. Danahay, Bridget (wid. Michael), h. 34 

Daly, George J., clerk fi-eigll t department D. Pine. 

& M. H. K., bds. 310 F'ourtl~. 

Danahan, Cornelius, student, bds. 34 Pine. 

Daly, James, carpenter, 11. 305 Fourth. Danaher, Margaret (wid. Dennis), h. 91 

Daly, Janles (Daly & 13ro.), 11. 699 Fort w. Ylu111. 

Daly, John I-I., clerk City Clerk's office, bds. Danahey, Daniel. porter Ducharme & i'ren- 

185 Labrosse. 

tiss, h. 130 Labrosse. .

DAV CITY DIRECTORY. DEA 

Davis, Charles, carpenter, h. o. 37 n. 67 Sibley. 

Davis, Daniel, physician, 53 GFrismold, bds. 

161 Adams ave. e. 

Davis, D. Darwin, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 1'7 

Mayberry ave. 

Davis, David W. (Davis & Sons), h. 160 Larned 

e. 

Davis, George M., machinist, h. 30 Park 

Place. 

Davis, George L., bookkeeper, h. Thirteenth, 

bet. Baker aucl Marantette. 

Davis, George S.(Parke, Jennings & Co.), bds. 

19 Farmer. 

Davis, George T., bookkeeper, h. e. s. Thirteenth, 

bet. Baker and Michigan nve. 

Davis, Henry, drayman, h. 471 Fort e. 

Davis, Ira, steamboat owner, h. cor. Tremont 

and Woodward ave. 

Davis, James, collarmaker, 94 Michigan 

ave., h. 231 Seveuth. 

Davis, James, porter, h. cor. G~and River 


Davis, James E., clerk, bds. 19 Farmer. 

Davis, James M., clerk. bds. 96 Larned w. 

Davis, J. G., clerk J. Calnon, bds. Franklin 

Ilouse. 

Davis, Lewis C., h. 388 Franklin. 

Davis, Ilouis, merchant tailor, 196 Woodward 


Davis, Martin, laborer, h. o. 277 n. 297 Sherman. 

Davis, Mary (wid.), h. s. s. Locust, bet. Seventh 

and Xinth ave. 

Davis, Mary A. (wid. William), h. 18 Lafayette. 

Davis, Monroe (col'd), cook, h. rear 326 Lafayette. 

Davis, Oliver, produce dealer, h. 139 Adams 

ave. e. 

Davis, Patrick, laborer, h. 234 Sisth. 

Davis, IEeason (col'd), saloon, 40 Clinton, h. 

same. 

Davis, Samuel H. (Davis & Sons.), h. 2'74 

Brush. 

Davis, Si~lo~oi~, brassfoundry, 11G Bates, h. 

19 Farmer. 

Davis, Violet, engineer, h. 197 Eighth. 

Davis, William, llackman, 11. 91 Congress w. 

Davis, JVilliam C. (Davis S: Sons), h. 18 Lafaye 

t t e. 

Davis, \lTilliam H., cutler, bds. Peninsular 

saloon, Jefferson ave. 

Davis & Xewberry (Alonzo C. Davis and 

Henry IV. Newberry), Western Brewery, 

cor. Abbott and Seventy. 

Davis St Sons (William C., Samuel H. and 

David \IT. Davis, and Joseph Harrison), 

fruit and produce dealers, 2 l3ussell House 

block. 

Davison, Blanchard, student, bds. 48 Miami 

ave. 

Davison, Clement A., bds. 12s Lafayette ave. 

Davison, Clcmc~t If., cashicr Sccond National 

Bank, h. 128 Lafayette ave. 

22 

Davison, Darius J. (Maynard, Meddaugh & 

Davison), h. o. 99 n. 111 Eliza1,eth e. 

Davison, John, bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Davison. J. Mason, corresponding clerk 

Second National Bank, bds. 45 Congress 

west. 

Davison, Samuel, bookkeeper, bds. St.JohnYs 

Rectory, Wood ward ave. 

Davison, Samuel (Pisk & Davison), bds. 


Dawson, Mary (wid. Patrick), h. 165 Sher- 

man. 

DAY, AUGUSTUS, inventor, 15 Merrill 

block, L.469 Congress e. 

Day, Mrs. Caroline, dressmaker, h. o. 9'7 n. 

389 Oratiot. 

Day, Daniel, homoeopathic physician, o. 1'7 

n. 21 R~~wland, h. same. 

Day, Edward H., clerk, bds. 21 Rowland. 

Day, James I., clerk, bds. 21 Itowland. 

Day, James R., tinsmith, h. 137 Mullett. 

Day, John, carpenter, h. 197 National ave. 

Day, Joseph (col'd), laborer, bds. 136 Fort e. 

Day, Lycurgus W. (A. Ross & Co.), bds. 258 

\\roodward ave. 

Day, Tlleodore S., clerk U. S. land office, 

bds. 21 Rowland. 

Dayton, Dorusilla (wid. Sabin), bds. cor. 

Fifth and Union. 

Daze, Vincent, shoemaker, bds. 74 Larned 

west. 

D'Arcus, Benjamin R., shipping clerk, bds. 

o. 25 n. 46 Sibley. 

D'Arcus, Claude H., clerk, h. o. 28 n. 46 

Si bley. 

D'Arcus, Helen (wid. John), h. o. 28 n. 46 

Sibley. 

D'Arcus, Henry, shipping clerk, bds. 0.28 n. 

46 dibley. 

Deacon, John, carpenter, h. o. 66 n. 144 

Eighteenth. 

Deahl, John C., laborer, h. o. 90 n. 174 Napoleon. 

Deale, Henry S., sailor, h. e. side Twelfth, 

bet. Baker and JIichigan ave. 

Dzaler, John, shoeinaker, h. 183 Maple. 

Dean, Charles A., clerk, bds 324 Michigan 

ave. 

Dean, Edmund, salesman, h. 0. 9 n. 17 Sibley. 

Dean, Edward. mason, h. n. e. cor. Porter 

and Ninth ave. 

Dean, Edward C. (Michigan Car Co.), h. 324 

Congress e. 

Dean, George, blacksmith, h. 174 Henry. 

Dean, Horace M. (Dean, Brow S: Co.), h, 85 

State. 

Dean, James, builder, h. s. w. cor. Ninth 

ave. and Church. 

Dean, James (Dean Bros.), h. 223 Ninth ave. 

Dean, James, ship owner, h. Guoin, nr. 

Cami.au. 

Dean, James N. (Dean, Brow St Co.;, h. 30 

Palmer. 

Dean, John, grocer, h. 439 Woodmard ave.

DEA 



THROUGHOUT THE CNITED STATES. 

Dean, John. moulder, bds. n. e. cor. Porter 


Dean, Joseph (F. Buhl & Co.), h. o. 290 n. 

324 Michigan ave. 

Dean, Xichard W. (Dean Bros.), h. 250 

Ninth aye. 

Dean, Thomas, bricklayer, h, n. w. cor. 

Ninth ave. and Spruce. 

Dean, Thomas, drayman, h. 137 Beech. 

Dean, Thomas, teamster, h. 237 Beech. 

Dean, Walter J. e., student, bds. 439 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Dean, 'Ciiiiliam, birds, 14 City Hall market, 

h. Wesson block, Grand River. 

Dean, William, paper dealer, 146 Grand 

River, h. same. 

Dean, William Henry, ship captain, bds. 

G uoin, e. Campau. 

Dean Bros. (James, Edward P. and Richard 

W. Dean), bricklayers and builders, 223 

Ninth ave. 

Dean, Brow & Co. (Horace M. Dean, Andrew 

J. Brow, James N. Dean and Robzrt Hop- 

kin), painting and frame mnfrs., 161 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Deatz, Henry, shoemaker, bds. Croghan, nr. 

Hastings. 

Deatz, John, shoemaker, s. e. cor. Randolph 

and Atwater. h. Croghan, nr. Hastings. 

DeBaptist, Catharine (wid. Edward), h. 262 

Beaubien. 

DeBaptist, Edgar (col'd), bds. Jefferson ave., 

n. w. cor. Beaubien. 

DeBaptist, George (col'd), caterer, Jefferson 

ave., n. w. cor. Beaubien, 11. same. 

DeBaytist, William E. (col'd), barber, h. 163 

Mullett. 

Debbaudt, Eugene, physician, h. 563 Lar- 

ned e. 

DeBeer, Emanuel, laborer, h. 476 Lafayette. 

Debegarrie, Adolph (White & Debegarrie), 

h. cor. Larned and Dubois. 

DeBever, Father Wrilliam F., ass't priest of 

Trinity Church, h. 116 Porter. 

Deboers, Salomon, second-hand clother, 242 

eratiot, h. same. 

Debuise, James, painter, bds. 537 Beaubien. 

Debuise, William, painter, h. 248 Maple. 

Debus, Samuel, chairmaker, h. 531 Reau- 

bien. 

DeCarter, James (col'd), carpenter, h. 336 

BIacomb. 

Dechere, Frank. sailor, bds. 287 Atwater. 

Decker, Christina (wid. William), h. 291 

Lafayette. 

Decker, Frank, upholsterer, bds. 291 Lafayette. 

Decker, Josiah E. (Decker & Ramsdell), h 


Qecker, Martin V. B., letter carrier, h. 108 

Beech. 

Decker, Samuel, butcher, h. 189 Croghan. 

Decker, William, printer, bds. 291 Lafayette. 1 

Decker & Ramsdell (James E. Decker and 

George R.amsdell), wholesale liquors, 172 

Michigan ttve. 

I 

DeClair, Louis, tailor, h. 224 Sherman. 

/ 

Declair, Theodore, tailor, h. 125 St. Aubin i 

ave. 

Declaire, Alexis, t,ailor, h. 65 Larned e. 

DeConinck, Joseph, produce dealer, 296 St. 

Aubin ave., s. e. cor. Catharine, h. same. 

Decorte, Dennis, currier, h. 717 Elmwood 

ave. 

DeCoster, James, laborer, bds. 726 Woodbridge 

w. 

DeCoster, Peter, organist Cathedral, h. 424 

Congress e. 

Dederichs, John J., h. 181 Clinton. 

Dederichs, Mathias (Dederichs Bros.), h. cor. 

Orleans and Bronson. 

Dederichs, Peter (Dederichs Bros.), h. 183 

Clinton. 

Dederichs Bros. (Peter and Mathias Dederichs), 

carpenters and builders, 181 

Clinton. 

Dedtrick, Mathew, engineer, bds. 114 Randoll~h. 

DeDycker, Rev. J., assistant pastor St. Mary's 

Ciierman Catholic Church, h. 120 Cro- 

&an. 

Dee, John, fireman Neptune No. 2, bds. 123 

Larned e. 

Dee, Michael J. (D. Barry & Co.), bds. 173 

Park. 

Dee, Patrick (Dee & Brennan), h. 173 Park. 

DEE S; BREXNAN (Patrick Dee and Peter 

Brennan), centre and plaster ornament 

work, 30 GrismolcZ. (See adv.) 

Deegan, Murty, boilermaker, h. 116 Franklin. 

Deerey, Charles, caulker, h. 275 Guoin. 

Deering, James, h. 251 Seventeenth. 

Deering, James, jr., clerk, bds. Larned, bet. 

Chene and Jos. Campau are. 

Deering, John M., clerk, bds. 251 Seventeenth. 

Deering, William J. (William J. Deering & 

Co.),-h. 112 Leverett. 

Deering, William J., & Co.(William J. Deering 

and Alexander hlcGaw), millinery and 

drygoods, 329 Michigan ave. 

Dees, Cl~fford, cabinetmaker, bds. 80 Wayne. 

Deeter, Charles, huckster, h. 411 Guoin. 

Defer, Henry, peadler, 11. 365 Franklin. 

Defer, Joseph (Conway & Co.), bds. 300 

Franklin. 

Defer, Pet,er, clerk, bds. 300 Franklin. 

DeE'nberg, Martin, laborer, h. s. c. cor. 

Willjrins and St. htoine.

DEF CITY DIRECTORY. DEL 

Defield, Sarah (wid. William), h. 81 First. 

Defoe, James, deputy sheriff, h. 235 Cass. 

Defoe, William J., carpenter, h. 15 Buena 

Vista. 

DeForest, Benjamin, h. 100 Congress e. 

DeForest, Charles, baggagemaster G. W. R., 

h. 240 Beaubien. 

Defrue, Peter, laborer, h. cor. Antietam and 

Dequindre. 

Degalon, Angeline (wid. Henry), h. e. a. 

Elmwood ave., nr. Gratiot. 

Degalon, Benjamin, turner, h. 254 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Degel, Frank, moulder, bds. 192 Seventh. 

Degel, Jos

168 DEL CLARK'S DETROIT DEN 

NEW YORX 1 Demont. Robert,. clerk. h. 44 Marion. 

~emontiv, ~ewi$, drivkr, h. 381 Franklin. 

Dempert, John, gasfitter, b. 369 Croghan. 

Dempsey, Catharine, h. '74 Seventeenth. 

Dempsep, James, boilermaker, 11. Fift,h, opp. 

Crawford Yarli, nr. Orchard. 

SOLON McELROY, Manager and A~QDCS Sapt., Dempsey, Michael, gardener, h. 957 Jefferson 

ave. 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Dempsey, Thomas, shoemaker, h. I1 8 Michigan 

ave. 

Delling, Henry, shoemaker, bds. 4 30 Mullett. Dendel, Henry, shoemaker, 181 Woodbridge / 

Dellon, Edward Francis, hostler, bds. Amer- w., h. same. 

I 

i 

ican Exchange. 

Dendel, Jacob, h. 44 Abbott. 

Delohery, Thomas, carpenter, h. 66 Walnut. Deneau, Dennis, wagonmaker, h. 4'78 Cro- 

De Long, Charles, clerk, bds. Franklin ghan. 

House. 

Deneje, John, carpenter, h. 101 Rivard. 

De Long, Bliss Mary, dressmaker, h. n. w. Deneke, Albert J., salesman, bds. 245 Fort e. 

cor. Baker and Sixth. 

llenelie, Catharine (wid. Frederick), h. 245 

Delorane, Cleophas L., clerk, bds. 697 Michi- Fort e. 

gan ave. 

Denhen, Joseph, clerk, bds. Shelby, bet. Jef- 

Delorane, Samuel, stonecutter, h. 679 Michi- ferson ave. and Larnrbd. 

gan ave. 

Dening, William, teamster, h. o. 246 n. 274 

DeLos, B. C., physician, 203 Jefferson ave. Congress e. 

Delos, Desire, saloon, 10 Hastings, bds. n. m. Denio, Ephraim, laborer, h. w. s. Fifteenth, 

cor. Hastings and Atwater. 

nr. Baker. 

Delos, John, cigarmaker, bds. I Maple. Denk, George, moulder, h. 219 St. Aubin 

Delp, Philip, cigars and tobacco, 236 Ran- ave. 

dolph, h. 301 St. Antoine. 

Denk, Joseph, butcher, h. 327 Clinton. 

i? 

Delpier, Leonard, saloon, 106 St. Aubin are., Denk. Joseph, car enter, h. 473 Croghan. 

h. same. 

Denman, Ilaniel % ., tinsmith, I55 Wood- 

1 

Delplase, Mary (wid. John), h. 145 Bronson. ward ave., h. 50'7 Seventh. 

Dely, Joseph N., porkpacker, h. 53 Mul- Denne, Ernst, laborer, h. 229 Elizabeth e. ,r 

lett. 

Denne, Mathias, upholsterer, bds. 229 Eliza- 

Dely, Mary (wid. Peter), h. 53 Mullett. beth e. 

e 

De Mars, Henry (Hamlin Sr; De Mars), h. 714 Dennert, Frederick, clerk, bds. o. 192 n. 270 k 

B 

Woodbridge w. 

Columbia e. 

Demars, John, carpenter, h. w. s. Mayberry Dennert, George, laborer, 11. 246 Russell. 

ave., nr. Ash. 

Dennert, Gustav, carpenter, bcls. 2'70 Colum- 

Demars, Lewis, shipcarpenter, h. 387 Frank- bia e. 

lin. 

Dennert, Jolrn, cabinetmaker, h. 0.192 n. 

Demars, Mrs. Sophia, h. 252 Fifth. 

270 Columbia e. 

Demarsh, Moses, laborer, h. 286 Wood- Dennieson, Ingraham, clerk, 11. 60 State. 

bridge e. 

Dsni~in, Timothy, laborer, 11.304 Guoin. 

Demass, John, tug owner, h. 37 Elizabeth Dennis, Donovan, laborer, bds. Chene, cor. 

west. 

Clinton ave. 

Demay, Frank X., carpenter, h. 321 Frank- Dennis, Ira, carpenter, h. 67 Grand River. 

lin. 

Dennis, Jessie, tailoress, bds. 368 Croghan. 

Demay, Julius, sailor, h. 178 Maple. Dennis, John D., compositor, h. 21 Abbott. 

Demers, Edward, sawyer, h. 668 Wood- Dennis, Joseph, finisher, h. 34 Jones. 

bridge w. 

l)ennis, Maria (wid. Jolrn), h. 21 Abbott. 

Demers, John, saloon, 545 Atwater, h same. Dennis, Moses, wagonmaker, h. 478 Cro- 

De Meyer, Levinus, carpenter, h. 2'19 Ma- ghan. 

comb. 

Dennistoun, Elizabeth (wid. John), h. 155 

DE MILL, PETER E., supt. Gas Co., h. 44 Croghan. 

Congress w. 

Dennstedt, Andreas, basketmaker, h. 479 

Deming, Franklin S., city distributor Daily Croghan. 

Post, h. 225 First. 

Denoyer, Joseph, carpenter. h. 443 Franklin. 

Denlisikie, John, porter, h. 292 Sherman. Densmore, Jane (wid. Moses), bds. n. w. cor. 

Demming, Jay J., clerk C. Hurlbut, bds. 303 Fourtlr and Orange. 

Third. 

Denstard, Rudolph, carpenter, bds. 553 Ma- 

Democratic State Central Committee, Lever- comb. 

ett B. Walker, sec'y, rooms 159 Jefferson Dentest, John, sailor, h. 671 Franklin. 

ave. 

Denton, Alonzo, clerk P. O., h. 4 Twent.iet11. 

Demond, Margaret (mid. John), bds. 133 ' Denut, John, carpenter, h. Croghan, bet. 

High. 

1 Bussell and Orleans.

DEN CITY DIRECTORY. DET 

-- 

Denyer, Daniel, lithographer, h. 229 Fort e. Desile, Benjamin I?., painter, h. Franklin, 

Denyer, John, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 205 bet. Adair and Leib. 

Abbott. 

Desner, Edward, shipcarpenter, h. 347 

Deor, John, blacksmith, o. 30 n. I12 Nnpo- Franklin. 

leon. 

Desnoyer, Anthony, laborer, h. 322 Franklin. 

Depfer, George, laborer, h. 15 German. Desnoyer, Charles A., h. 115 Russell. 

Depfer, Henry, plasterer, h. s. w. cor. Brew- De Soden, Charles, clerk, bds. 75 Lewis. 

ster and Prospect. 

Desotell, Joseph (Desotell & Hutton), h. 127 

Deppart, John, carpenter, h. Beaubien, bet. Abbott. 

Illinois and Seward. 

Desotell & Hutton (Joseph Desotell and 

Deppel, \Villiam, blacksmith, 356 Grand William Hutton), boilermakers, 411 At - 

River, bet'. Fifth and Sixth. 

water. 

Depper, Charles, upholsterer, h. o. 431 n. Des Roches, Rev. Romuald B., pastor First 

527 St. Antoine. 

French Baptist church, h. 93 Sherman. 

Ueyy~e~., Henry, laborer, h. o. 421 n. 521 St. Desruisseaux, John, carpenter, h. 30s Cro- 

Antoine. 

&an. 

Depper, Julius, clerk, h. 425 St. Antoine. Dessinger, Joseph, foreman Hanna & Co., 

&q:pn~, M illlam, carpenter, h. 525 St. An- h. 581 Juliette. 

toine. 

De Sutter, Vital, cabinetmaker, bds. 290 

Deppert, John, laborer, h. Beaubien, bet. Mon tcalm e. 

Illinois and Leland. 

Detering, Jacob, h. o. 83 n. 243 Watson. 

Depue, Cleniy, teacher German-American Dether, Nicholas, laborer, 11. 460 Croghan. 

Seminary, h. 11'7 St. Antoine. 

De Thomas, Nicola, musician, h. 131 Brush. 

Deques, Joseph, manufacturer ginger beer, Detlaf, Antoine, laborer, 11. 148 Antietam. 

h. 284 Franklin. 

Detlaf, Charles, ldborer, h. w. s. Dubois, 

Deranger, Michael, saloon, 926 Michigan s. Ciratiot. 


Detroit Abend-Post, A Marshausen, 

Dericks, John, chairmaker, h. 277 Macomb. proprietor, 10 and 12 Larned e. 

Dermont, Robert, bookkeeper, h. 44 Marion. Detroit and Cleveland Steamboat Line, of- 

Dermont, William F., fireman, bds. Franklin fice foot She1 by. . 

House. 

Detroit & Howell R. R., office over 154 Jeff- 

Dernbrock, Frederick, laborer, h. n. s. Ma- erson ave., William Scott, Chief Engineer, 

comb, bet. Chene and Jos. Campau ave. res. Windsor, Ont. 

Deroese, Polit, laborer, h. n. s. Larned, bet. Detroit and Lake Superior Copper Co., of- 

Chene and Jos. Campau aves. 

fice and works Springwells, nr. Fort 

Derragon, Eugene, laborer, h. 585 Fort e. Wayne, Jolin It. Grout, agent. 

Derrick, Adaline (wid. David), h. e. s. Sulli- Detroit and Lake Superior Iron Marzfr. Co., 

van aye., nr. Michigan ave. 

office and works Hamtramck, W. M. Gay- 

Derrick, Alfred (col'd), fancy store, 58 Mich- lord, Secret.ary and Treasurer. 

igan ave , h. 43 Mullett. 

Detroit Bridge and Iron Works, cor. Foun- 

Derrick, Martin, laborer, h. 313 Michigan dry and Michigan Central K. R., William 

ave. 

C. Colburn, Sec'y and Treas. 

Derrick, Michael, printer, bds. 313 Michigan Detroit Building and Saving Society, Hall 

ave. 

cor. Russell and Catharine, Carl Schme- 

Derry, Edward, watchman Pitt's lumber mann, Secretary. 

yard, h. 150 Guoin. 

Detroit Car and Manfr. Co.. cor. Croghan 

Deruchie, Joseph, carpenter, 11. 85 Mullett. and Dequindre, George W. Sutherland 

Dreveaus, l%Tilliam, h. 166 Sliermun. manager. 

Dreveaus, William, saloon, 455 Gratiot, h. Detroit Car Wlieel Co., 407 Atviater, James 

same. 

AlcAiii lan, Secret.ary. 

Derwin, Louis, tailor, h. 44 Catharine. Detroit Central Mills Co., Woodbridge, bet. 

De Sales, Sister M., superior St. Mary's Eighth and Tenth, office 64 Jeferson 

Hospital, 95 Clinton, h. same. 

ace. and 122 Woodbridge w. 

De Sales, Sister Mary, superior of Trinity Detroit Com~me~cial Advertiser, 

(Catholic) school, n. s. Porter, bds. 71 IVilliam H. Burk, editor and proprietor, 

Porter. 

42 Larned w. 

Desautels, James, cooper, 154 Maple, 11. same. Dotroit Classical and Mathematical School, 

Desbrough, Henry, meatmarket, 332 Michi- 108 Griswold. 

gan ave., h. same. 

IDeeroit Daily Post, n. e. cor. Larned, 

Desbrough. William, butcher, h. 332 Michi- and Shelby, F. Morley, manager. 

gan ave. 

Uetroit Daily Union, 25 Larned w. 

De Schryver. Mrs. Mary A., Canada House, Detroit Female Seminary, 84 Fort w., J. M. 

198 tvoodhridge w., h. same. 

B. Sill principal. 

Dasllon. G. Goulcl, tin wl~istle rutinufacturer, Beeroie Fire & Mariue Iusura~rce 

51 Griswold, bds. City Hotel. 

Co., ofice 124 Jefferson ave. (See Ad,v.) 

.

1'70 DET CLARK'S DETROIT DIA 

- - - 

Physicians always specify 

PARKE, JENNINGS 81 CO.'S 

ON PRESCRIPTIONS, 

As OTHER MANUFACTURES HAY BE SUPPLIED. 

Detroit Flouring Mills, n. e. cor. Michigan 

ave. and First, Clee 5; Coville, proprietors. 

Detroit Free Press, office n. w. cor. 

Gris wold and Woodbridge. 

DETROIT UAS LIGHT Co., office 8 Lar- 

ned e., Peter E. De Mill, Sec'y and Supt. 

(See Adv). 

Detroit, Jannette (wid. Franciscus), h. 299 

Macomb. 

Detro~it Journal of Commerce, 

James F. Gradwell propr., 10 and 12 Lar- 

ned e. 

DETROIT LOCOMOTIVE TVORES, n. w. 

cor. Larned and Third, D. B. Peirce, Sec'y 

and Treas. (See Ada). 

Detroit Medical Colleee, Woodward ave ., 

nr. Brady, Edward %. Jenks, M. D., Pres. 

of Faculty, h. 92 Fort w., Theodore A. 

McGraw, M. D., Sec'y of Faculty, h. 491 


Detroit Novelty Works, n. w. cor. Brush 

and ilToodbridge, Lyman R. Casey, Supt. 

DETROIT PAPER CO. (Pease & Smith), 

Deutchkof, Joseph, tobacconist, h. 108 Bron- 

son. 

Deuter, William, tailor, 15'7 Fort e., h. 

same. 

Devandelet, Charles, painter, h. 376 Ura- 

tiot. 

Develoa, John, slioemaker, h. e. s. Fourth, 

bet. Grand and Cedar. 

, Deverell, Frederick, confectioner, bds. s. w. 

1 cor. Elizabeth and Woodward ave. 

I Deville, John N., brewery, 244 Russell, h. 

same. 

Devine, Edward, blacksmith, h. 346 Third. 

Devine, Philip, laborer, bds. 56 Sullivan 

I ape. 

I Devine, Thomas, laborer, h. 217 Mont- 

calm e. 

Devinney, George A., student, bds. o. 296 n. 

334 Sistli. 

Devinney, William, h. o. 296 n. 334 Sisth. 

Devinney, William H., clerk, bds. o. 296 n.. 

334 Sisth. 

De Vlieghere, Ferdinand, gardener, h. 328 

Croghan. 

Devlin, Henry, clerk, bds. 172 Larned w. 

Devlin, Patrick, sexton St. Peter and St. 

Paul's Cathedral, h. rear Cathedral buildi 

ng. 

Devreaux, Patrick, carpenter, h. o. 218 n. ! 

256 Fifth. 1. 

i 

Dewey, Adolphus, carbuilder, bds. 440 Clin- 

208 and 210 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) ton ave. 

Detroit Railroad Elevator Co., D. & &I. R. Dewey, Alexander, carbuilder, bds. 440 

R. dock, James McMillan, Sec'y. 

Clinton ave. 

DETROIT RlVER LUMBER Co., 315 At- Dewey, George H. (Dewey, Middlewood & 

I 

water, bet. Etivard aud Kiopelle, P. Van- Co.), h. 411 Lafayette. 

j 

dermuelen, Sec'y. (See Ade). 

Dewey, Harvey, carpenter and joiner, h. t L 

I: 

Detroit Safe Co., Atwater, bet. Russell and 386 Lafayette. 

Rivard, Z. R. Brockway, Sec'y and Treas: Dewey, James (J. L. Secomb 8t Co.), h. 824 

Detroit Savings Fund Institute, Hon. Elon Jefferson ave. 

Farnsworth, Pres., Griswold, opposite Dewey, James S., carpenter and joiner, bds. 

Post Office. 

386 Lafayette. 

Detroit Socialer Turnverein, Adam Ochsen- DEWEY, MIDDLEWOOD & Co. (Ziba 

hirt, Pres., hall Sherman, bet. Russell and Dewey, George Bliddlewood and eeorge 

1 R-iopelle. 

H. Dewey). sash and blind mnfrs., foot 

DETElOlT STEAM FORGE, foot Mount I Riopelle. (See ads.) 

Elliott ave., John H. and John N. Ford, Dewiak, Frank, laborer. h. 13 Sherman. 

proprs. (See adz;.) 

Dewson, Henry, saloon, 205 Third, h. same. 

Detroit Stove Works, office cor. Griswold Dey, Alexander H., Pres. American Nationand 

Woodbridge, H. J. Fisk, Sec'y. al Bank, h. 403 Jeferson ave. 

Detroit Velocipede and Skating Rink, De YonBe, Emil, cooper, 538 Fort e. 

George F. Fuller, propr., W'oodward ave. Dezellia, Alexander, lake captain, h. o. 362 1 i 

Detroit White Lead and Color Works, n. s. n. 346 Woodbridge e. 

Jones? bet. Third and Fourth. 

Dezot, Peter, shoemaker, h. 98 Orleans. 

DETROIT WOODEN WAKE VFTORIiS, Diack, Alexander, machinist, h. 2'25 Fourth. 

960 Jefferson ave., M. Frost., supt. (See czdo.) Diack, ,4rchibald W., ironmoulder, h. 80 

Detroyer, Anton, mason, bds. 216 Sherman. Beech. 

Detzoyer, Henry, mason, bds. 216 Sherman. Diack, James S., draughtsman, h. 78 Beech. 

Detroyer, Josepli, mason, 21. 816 Sherman. Dias, Emanuel C. (S. E. & E. C. Dias), bds. 

Dettling, Frederick, cigarmaker, h. 116 156 Brewster. 

Bronson . 

Dias, Eatkaniel, painter, bds. 156 Bremster. 

Detton, Alexander, (col'd), barber, h. 189 Dias, Sauiuel E. (S. E, & E. C. Dias), h. 156 

Hastings. 

Brewster. 

Deutchkof, John, blacksmith, bds. 108 Dias, S. E., & E. C. (SamuelE. and Emanuel 

Bronson. 

C. Dias), cigarmakers, 212 Gratiot. 

I

DIB CITY DIRECTOZY. Dm 171 

Dibble, John, painter, bds. 267 Twelfth. 

Dibble, Margaret, teacher Cass school, bds. 

o. 7 n. 289 Cass ave. 

Dibble, Captain Noah H., h. 19 Columbia e. 

Dibel, John, painter, h. 267 Twelfth. 

Dick, John, cabinetmaker, h. 166 Labrosse. 

Dick, John J., carriagepainter, h. 85 Porter. 

Dickerson, Charles H., hats, caps and furs, 

157 Jefferson ave., h. 71 State. 

Dickerson, Howard A., clerk, bds. 134 

Fort w. 

Dickerson, William, conductor M. C. R. R., 

h. 286 Second. 

Dickey, Ellen (wid. Young), h. 229 Seventh. 

Dickinson, Asa C., farmer, h. 1'7 Colum- 

bia w. 

Dickinson, Charles R., farmer, bds. s. s. 

Grand River, bet. National ave. and 

Turelfth. 

Dickinson, Don bf. (Dickinson & Dickinson), 

11. 17 Columbia w. 

Dickinson, George B., commission merchant, 

Board Trade Building, h. 168 Congress w. 

Dickinson, George W., farmer, bds. s. s. 

Grand River, bet. National ave. and 

Twelfth. 

Dickinson, John S., clerk, bds. s. e. cor. 

Larned and First. 

Dickinson, Mrs. Julia, bds. 39 Washington 

ave. 

Dickinson, Edward J., shipping clerk C. B. 

James & Co., bds. 39 Washington ave. 

Dickinson, Moses F., h. s. s. &and River, 

bet. National ave. and Twelfth. 

Dickinson, Samuel, laborer, h. 36 Clifford. 

Dickinson, Thomas P., printer, h. 298 

Twelfth. 

Dickman, Caspar, laborer, h. s. s. Antietam, 

bet. Chene and Duboia. 

Dickman, Catharine (wid. William), h. 86 

3 ay. 

Diclrs, Henry, laborer, h. 283 Seventeenth. 

Dicks, John, varnisher, h. 279 Seventeenth. 

Dicks, Oliver, butcher, o. 396 n. 40G Grand 


Dickson, David, grocer, 117 First, h. same. 

Dickson, David W., clerk, bds. 117 First. 

Dickson, Mathew, boilermaker, h. 395 Clin- 

ton. 

Dickson, Richard, tinsmith, h. 187 Hast- 

ings. 

. Dickson, William J., clerk, h. o. 318 n. 448 

Third. 

Didow, John, laborer, h. 79 Jay. 

Diebel, Frederick, bricklayer, h. 171 Mu1 - 

lett. 

Diebel, Frederick, builder, h. 211 Montcalm 

east. 

Diebel, Lawrence, carpenter, h. 198 Divis- 

ion. 

Dieche, Nicholas, laborer, h. 116 Maple. 

Diederich, August F. (Diederich St Breisa 

cher,) h. 208 Fort e. 

Dicdcrich, John (J. Metzncr 8: Co.), h. 796 

Michigan ave. 

- - 

Diederich & Breisacher (August F. Diederich 

and Leo Breisacher), wines and 

liquors, '72 Congress e. 

Diedler, John, shoemaker, h. 183 Maple. 

Diedler, Jacob, laborer, bds. 203 Maple. 

Diedrich, John, laborer, h. 133 Marion. 

Diedrich. Mathew, carpenter, h. 496 Orleans. 

Diegel, Adolph, locksmith, h. 51 Maple. 

Diegel, George, builder, h. 443 Clinton ave. 

Diegel, Henry, machinist, h. 130 Grove. 

Diegel, John, teamster, h. 337 Dubois. 

Diegel, Philip, laborer, h. o. 481 n. 426 Mdlett. 

Diehl, Henry, shoemaker, h. n. e. cor. Ger. 

man and Dequindre. 

Diehl, Jacob, butcher, n. w. cor. Macomb 

and Dubois, h. same. 

Diehn, August, tobacconist, h. 315 Maple. 

Dieler, John, physician, h. 26 North. 

Diener, John, baker, 333 Russell, h. same. 

Diener, John, baker, h. 337 Husserl. 

Dienst, Herman, machinist, bds. 208 Rus- 

*ell. 

DIEPENBECK, RUDOLPH, insurance 

agent, 72 Congress e., h. 193 Fort e. 

Dierodot, Mary (wid. Casper), h. 111 CLinton. 

Diesner, Frederick, blacksmith, h. 458 

Fort e. 

Dietell, George, collector M. C. R. R., bds. 

318 Clinton. 

Dietz, George, shoemaker, h. 167 Bronson. 

Dietz, John, blacksmith, h. 212 Montcalm e. 

Dietz, Peter, laborer, 11. 43 Croghan. 

Dietzel, Casper, laborer, h. 316 Clinton. 

Uietzel, George, laborer, bds. 316 Clinton. 

Dillman, Barbary (wid. Ira), h. 408 Third. 

Ilillman, George L., clerk, bds. 408 Third. 

Dillman, Louis, Hotel Mauch, 43 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Dillon, Alice, housekeeper, n. s. Stimson, 

bet. Cass and lFroodward ayes., h. sarue. 

Dillon, Richard S., foundryman, Mount Elliott 

ave., s. Jefferson ave. 

Dilton, Patrick, policeman, h. 123 Jefferson 

ave. 

Dilts, Charles, cl~rk general ticket agency 

oilice, h. o. 92 n. 102 Sixth. 

Dilworth, Cornelius, la borer, h. 371 Lasalle 

ave. 

Dilworth, David, street car conductor, h. s. 

s. Labrosse, bet. Eighth and Ninth ave. 

Dilwort h, James, la borer, bds. 3 95 Lafayette. 

Dill worth, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 175 

Franklin. 

Dilworth, Thomas, laborer, h. 214 Franklin. 

Dilworth, Thomas, laborer, h. 175 Franklin. 

Dilyot, Joseph, saloon, 216 St. Aubin ave., 

h. same. 

Dimcl~o, Joseph, laborer, h. o. 47 n. 364 

Bronson.

DIM DOE 

NEW YORE 

BEb Brnsuc.amm - @smpmy, 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 

-. 

SOLON MeELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. 

Diuller, Andrew, tinsmith, 286 Croghan, h. 

284 same. 

Dirnler, Christopher, drayman, h. 481 Lar- 

ned e. 

Dimmick, John, drayman, h. 328 Sherman. 

Dimmick, Joseph, agent, 11.235 Park. 

Dimmick, Stowel II., druggist, 173 Wood- 

ward ave., h. same. 

Dimming, Marcus (col'd), laborer, h. 236 

Adams ave. e. 

Dingeman, Frank (Dingeman, Van Loon & 

Note), h. 253 Grand Xlver. 

Dingeman, Peter, h. 357 Third. 

Dingeman, Van Looil 8 Note (Frank Dinge- 

man, John Van Loon and Leopold Note), 

sash, door and blind factory, s. w. cor. 

Grand River and Third. 

Dings, Levi. saloon, 368 Twentieth, h. same. 

Dings, Wilber, carpenter, bds. 49 Adams ave. 

\'rest. 

Dingwell, Alexander, street car driver, bds. 

o. 1'73 n. 207 Fourth. 

Dingwell, George, mailcarrier, h. s. s. 

Campbell, bet. (:ass at id Woodward aves. 

Dining, Michael, laborer, h. 74 Abbott. 

Dinnan, Blathe\v, laborer, h. m. s. Lasalle 

ave.. near Chestnut. 

Dinnehy, Jeremiah, cigarmaker, bds. n. e. 

cor. Second and Larned. 

Dinnen, Michael, laborer, h. 70 Abbott. 

Dinnen, William, brass finisher, h. 350 

Woodbridge e. 

Dion, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 160 Franklin. 

Dionesia, Sister Mary, teacher Trinity 

(Catliolic) School, bds. 71 Porter. 

Dirnberger, John, soapmaker, h. 186 Cro- 

ghan. 

Disch, Kudolph, carpenter, h. 09 Mullett. 

Distel, Henry, porter Antisdel House, bds. 

same. 

Distin, Amos T., tinsmith, h. o. 473 n. 589 

Croghan. 

Ditcher, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 469 Cro- 

ghan. 

Dittluen, Andrew, engineer, h. 237 Thir- 

teen-and-a-half. 

Dittmer, Christian, laborer, bds. 316 Hast- 

ings. 

ljittnler, Frederick (Sullivan & Dittmer), h. 

316 Eastings. 

Dis, Henry, laborer, h. 282 Seventeenth. 

Dis, John, h. 284 Hastings. 

Dis, John, bds. 291 Croghan. 

Uis, Joseph (col'd); laborer, h. Paton alley. 

])ison, Andrew, machinist, h. n. e. cor. Por- 

ter and Seventh. 

Dison, Anna (wid. Ambrose M.), h. 106 Adams 

are. e. 

Dison, Miss Annie, dressmaker, bds. 23 

Washington ave. 

Dison, Charles P., salesman, h. 250 Grand 

River. 

Dison, Curtis K., marine agent, foot Woodward 

ave., h. 38 Park Place. 

Dison. David. ~ainter. h. 95 Columbia w. 

ino on; ~redeii'ck A. elark & Co.), bds. 315 

Fourth. 

Dison, George F. (Clark & Co.), h. 315 

Fourth. 

Dison, Jane (wid. David), h. 153 Lafayette. 

1 

Dison, John, engineer, h. 196 Michigan 

ave. 

Dison, Michael, laborer, h. 71 Harrison ave. 

Dison, Peter, laborer, 11.220 Twelfth. 

Dison, Rostlnna (wid. David), bcla. 262 Park. 

Dison, Sidney B., clerk, h. 1% Napoleon. 

Dison, William C., lake captain, h. 170 

Park. 

Dison, William N., carpenter, h. 260 Grand 

Kiver. 

Doane, Moses P., engineer, h. 39 Thirteenth. 

Doapfer, Henry, carpenter, h. 521 St. Antoine. 

Dobes, Artl~ur, supt. Cox farm, rear skating 

rink, 11. same. c 

Dobie, WTilliam, salesman, 11. 71 George. 

Dobie, William, jr., salesman, bds. 71 

George. 

Dobier, James W., gilder, bds. 263 Jefferson 

ave. 

Dobrovolni, John, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, y i 

nr. Walnut. 

Dobson, Charles, carpenter, bds. 74 Baker. 

Fobson, Cllarles D., carpenter, h. 07 Baker. 

Dobsun, Edward J., carpenter, h. 07 Baker. 

Dobson, George, carpenter, h. 90 'CTTilkins. 

Dobson, John E., printer, bds. 436 Sisth. 

Dobaon, Linus E., lake survey, h. 466 Sisth. 

Doddard, James, carpenter, bds. 16 Beaubien. 

Dodds, John, clerk, h. 142 Adanls ave e. 

Dodds, John, clerk, bds. 256 Jeferson ave. 

Dodds, John J., clel~k, bds. 170 Xclatt~s ave. e. 

Dodenlroff, Peter, shoemaker, h. '707 Croghan. 

Dodge, Alvan, lake captain, h. 89 Ledyard. 

Dodge, Oliver, insurance agent, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Dodlaw, Campbell, laborer, h. 275 Guoin. 

Dodlaw, John, blacksmith, h. 125 Chene. 

Dodsley, William R., custom house officer, 

bds. 324 Xichigan ave. 

Dodt, Ernst, laborer, h. s. s. Dubois, bet. 

Chene and St, ~lubin ave. 

Dod t, Herman, laborer, h. $9 North. 

Doeltz, A ugust us, salesman, bds. 493 Jefferson 

ave. 

Doeltx, Gustavus (G. Doeltz & Brother), k. 

493 ~e~erson ave.

DOE CITY DIRECTORY. DON 173 

Doeltz, William (a. Doeltz & Brother), h. 

144 Congress, 

DOELTZ, G., & BROTHER (Gustavus and 

MTilliam Dceltz), Yankee notions and 

fancy goods, 70 Woodward ave. (See adu.) 

Doencli, Louisa (wid. Henry), 68 Maple. 

Doench, Nicholas, laborer, h. 59 Marion. 

Doepfer, Elizabeth (wid. William), h. 15 

German. 

Doepfer, William, laborer, bds. 15 German. 

Doeren, John, drayman, h. 11 Trombley. 

Doering, Charles, painter, bds. 29 Clinton. 

Doering, Christine (wid. John Y.), h. 234 

Montcalm e. 

Doering, George, laborer, h. 238 Mont- 

calm e. 

Doering, Henry, varnisher, bds. 234 Mont- 

calm e. 

Doering, William, carpenter, h. 299 Coluill- 

bia e. 

Doern, Jacob, laborer, h. 108 Clinton. 

Doerwald, Henry, cabinetmltker, h. o. 165 

n. 235 Columbia e. 

Doetsch, Helarius, Yankee notions, h. 430 

St. Antoine. 

Doeteh, Mathias, grocer, n. m. cor. Napoleon 

and St. Antoine, h. same. 

Doetcli, Nicllolas, clerk, 11. 59 Marion. 

Dogan, Michael, blacksmith, bds. 253 J effer- 

son ave. 

Dolierty, Charles, constable Ninth Ward, h. 

12 National ave. 

Doherty, Edward, blacksmith helper, h. 86 

Oak. 

Doherty, Jolrn, janitor, h. 127 Orchard. 

Dolierty, John, niglit watchman Savings 

Bank, h. 143 Orchard. 

Dolierty, Josepll, steward, h. 330 hlullett. 

Doherty, CVilliau M., carpenter, h. s. w. 

cor. Fulton and Crawford. 

Dolin, Hubert, moulder, bds. o. 332 n. 398 

Croghan. 

Doidge, William, carpenter, bds. 205 Cro- 

glian. 

Dolan, Bernard J ., machinist, h. 96 Harri- 

son ave. 

Dolan George, coachman, bds. o. 56 n. 62 

Elizabeth w. 

Dolan, Henry, laborer. h. 140 Franklin. 

Dolan, Thonlas M., cigarmaker, h. 28s High. 

Doland, John, bds. Franklin House. 

Dolbeer, John, ph5-sician, bds. n. w. cor. 

Woodward and Lf'illis aves. 

Dole, Henry, engineer, 11.223 Abbott. 

Dolfiner, Henry, machinist, bds. S Porter. 

Doll, John, conductor, bds. 278 Mullett. 

Doll, Joseph, sawyer, bds. Macomb, bet. 

Hastings and Rivard. 

Doll, Magdalena (wid. John), h. 208 Ma- 

comb. - 

Doll, hlathew, mason, h. 105 Chestnut. 

Doll, Peter, laborer, h. 166 Clinton. 

Dollar, Anthony, laborer, 11. 19 German. 

Dollar, James Wm., peddler, h. n. s. Ann, 

bet. Sisth and Seventh. 

23 

Ddlar, William, confectinnary. City all 

market stall, Randolph, 11. 559 Sisth. 

Dollarii, Patrick, varnisher, 11. 289 Abbott. 

Dollarson, Mrs. Maria (col'd), embroidery 

and stamping, 11. 179 Russell. 

Dollarson, Ltose E. (col'd-wid. George), h. 

1'79 Russell. 

Dollarson, William (col'd), cook, h. 179 Russell. 

Dolph, Anson, drover, h. 161 Clifford. 

Dolph, Jacob S., drover, 21.183 Grand River. 

Dolaon, Levi, tanner, 11. 331 Congress w. 

Do1 ton, Patrick, laborer, 11. 219 Seventh. 

Dominie, albert F., painter, bds. 85 Gratiot. 

Dominie, Charles, teacher, 11. $8 Gratiot. 

Dominie, Eugene, cabinetmaker, bds. 90 

Gratiot. 

Dominie. Frank, machinist, h. 145 Bronson. 

Donilnoleton, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 199 

Eighth. 

Dompier, Joseph, ship carpenter, h. St. Aubin 

ave. 

Dompier, John, telegraph builder, h. 175 

&la ple. 

Donahoe, Owen, laborer, bds. 287 Thirteen-and-a-ha1 

f. 

Donalioe, Patrick, drayman, h. 106 Abbott. 

Donahoe, T-llotnas J., laborer M. C. R. R., 

bds. 411 Ninth ave. 

Donohue. Micllael, carpenter, h. 215 Second. 

I)onahue, Patrick, dray man, h. 106 Abbott. 

Donahue, Thomas S., salesman, h. s. w. cor. 

Fourth and Howard. 

Donaldson, Anne (wid. Peter F.), bds. 18 

Elizabeth e. 

Donaldson, Asa, painter, 76 Grand River, 

h. 38 State. 

Donaldson, David, shipcarpenter, h. 9s Maple. 

Donaldson, Eugene D., painter, bds. 136 

Grand River. 

Donaldson, James, bds. n. e. cor. Third and 

Jones. 

Donaldson, James (Donaldson & Son), h. 166 

Clifford. 

Donaldson, James H. (Donaldson & Son), 

bdr. 106 CliE~rd. 

Donaldson, James P. (Dunlap, Donaldson & 

Co.), 11. 18 Elizabeth e. 

Donaldson, John \V. D. (J. Donaldson & Co.), 

11. 90 Napoleon. 

Donaldson, Mary (wid. John), h. 426 Croghan. 

Donaldson, Robert, machinist, h. o. 445 n. 


Donaldson, William, seaman, h. 348 Sisth. 

Donaldson, William C., painter, bds. 136 

Grand River (up-stairs). 

Donaldson, J., & Co. (James, John W. D. 

and James H. Donaldson), merchant tailors, 


DOXL)EHO, ANTONIO, willow ware manfr., 

51 Monroe ave., h. same. (See adv.) 

Dondero, Louis, basketmaker, bds. 51 Monroe 

ave.

1 74 DON CLARK'S DETROIT DOR 


MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS 

Omce, 314 Cass Avenue, 

LABOGBTOBY, COBR'EB BER'RF AKD CLIFFOED STBHEYS, 

(Take Woodward Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - XICHIGtAN, 

Donker, Edward, carpenter, 11. 140 Porter. 

Donmall, Charles, music teacher, h. 143 

Elizabeth e. 

Dounau, MTilliam, traveling agent, bds. 64 

Congress w. 

Donnell, Timothy, shoemaker, h. 590 Beau- 

bien. 

Donnelly, Alexander, cabinetmaker, bds. 354 

I 

Doran, Ann (wid. Patrick), h. 184 Orchard. 

Doran, Edward, carpent'er, bds. 91 Grand 

~iver. 

Doran, Edward A., salesman, h. 116 Harri- 

son ave. I 

Doran, Eugene, carpenter, bds. 91 Grand 

Kiver. 

Doran, Frank, engineer, bds. 90 Adams 

ave IT. i 

Doran, George, carpenter, bdw. 163 Fourth. 

Doran, James (Cuddy & Doran), h. 61 Columbia 

e. 

Doran, John, drayman, h. 11 Trombley. 

Doran, John, laborer, bds. 184 Orchard. 

Doran, John, pipeman 3 engine house, 10 

Clifford. 

Doran, Michael, laborer, h. o. 84 n. 90 Adams 

ave. my. 

1 Dorian, Michael, laborer, h. 18 Front. 

Doran, RIichael, carpenter, bds. Railroad 

Eschange. 

Doran, Miles, clerk, bds. Enlmet House. 

Doran, Miles, packer, bds. 184 Orchard. 

Doran, Thomas, peddler, h. 186 Labrosse. 

Doreo, Joseph, tannei-, bds. Woodbridge, n. I 


Donnelly, John, bookkeeper, bds. 254 

Third. 

Donnelly, John H., bookkeeper, bds. Lafayette 

aye.. bet. First and Second. 

Donnelly , joseph F., shipping clerk, bds. 

256 Third. 

Donnelly, Patrick, coppersmith, h. Twentysecond, 


Croul Bros.' tannery. 

Donnelly, Pet.er, clerk, 11. 254 Third. Dores, eeorge, saloon, bds. foot Third, 

Donnelly, William, carpenter, h. 259 Mul- Dorethy, Michael, laborer, h. s. s. F~ilton, 

lett. 

bet. Sixth and Seventh. 

Donnelson, Joseph, grooni, bds. 84 Larned Doring, John, miller, 11. 161 Abbott. 

east. 

Dorles, Gilian, h. 306 Croghan. 

Donough, Roger, laborer, h. '17 Jay. Dorman, Ernst, grocer, 77 Twelfth, h. same. 

Donovan, Daniel, laborer, h. 290 Abbott. Dorman, Frank FV., clerk, bds. 45 Spencer. 

Donovan, James, laborer, bds. 36 Clinton. Dorn~an, Frances (wid. John B.), h. 45 

Donovan, James, laborer, 11. 15 Labrosse. Spencer. 

Donovan, James, laborer, h. Lafayette ave., Dorman, Freqerick, mason, h. 200 Sbbott. 

bet. Tenth and Eleventh. 

Dorman, Henry, laborer, bds. 119 Elizabeth 

Donovan, James, laborer, h. w. s. Sullivan east. 

ave., bet. Chestnut aud Butternut. Dorman, Michael, carpenter, h. 225 Cal- 

Donovan, John, laborer, h. 578 Congress e. 

1 houn, 

Donovan, Joseph W., general agent Dorman, William, plasterer, bds. 225 Gal- 

Guardian Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y., houn. 

61 Griswold, h. 226 First. (See adz..) Dorman, George, barkeeper, bds. n. s. Mich- 

Donovan, Michael, teamster, h. 605 Con- igan ave., bet. Third and Fourth. 

gress e. 

Dorner, Frederick, cigarmaker, h. 189 Ma- 

Donovan, William, clerk, bds. City Hotel. comb. 

Doody, Jeremiah, boilermaker, h. e. s. Fif- Dorrjer, John J., printer, h. e. s. Riopelle, 

teenth, nr. Michigan ave. 

bet. Catharine and Mullett. 

Dooley, Daniel, engineer, h. 50 Orchard. Dorongo, Andrew, sawyer, h. Guoin, on 

Dooley, Edward, laborer, bds. n. s. Grand Carnpau farm. 

River, nr. toll gate. 

Dorr, Henry, saloon, 449 Michigan ave., h. 

Dooley, John, la borer, h. 315 Abbott. same. 

Dooley, Thomas, h. 389 Franklin. 

Dorr, John, blacksmith. h. 112 Napoleon. 

Dooley, Thomas, dray man, h. 45 Harrison Dorr, Johu, laborer, h. 326 St. Aubin ave. 

ave. 

Dorr, Philip, machinist, h. 114 Twelfth. 

Dooley, Thomas, laborer, h. 399 Franklin. Dorrsn, James, shipcarpenter, h. 97 Colum- 

Dooley, William, laborer, h. '708 Fort e. bia e. 

Dooley, William, drayman, h. 87 Harrison Dorrier, Jacob, sawyer, h. 108 Clinton. 

ave. 

Dorrington, J ohn, wooddealer, h. 324 Frank- 

Doolittle, George E. (Smith & Doolittle), h. lin. 

o. 50 n. 60 Elizabeth w. 

Dorrity, John. teamster, h. 94 Orleans. 

Doolittle, George L., bookkeeper, bds. o. 50 Dorsey, Allen (col'd), waiter Kussell House, 

n. 60 Elizabeth w. 

11. 384 &lacomb. 

Door, Philip, laborer, h. 586 Seventh. Dorsey, Edward (col'il), cook, h. 101 Clin- 

Doorflinger, Henry, finisher, h. 203 Porter. ton. 

I 

i 

I

Don CITY DIR'ECTORY. DOw 1'75 

- - - 

Dorsep, Michael, laborer, h. 492 Fifth. Doun, Antonie, laborer, h. 60 Catharine. 

Dxsey, Williurn (col'd), plasterer, 11. 232 Douville, I-Ienry, carpenter, 11. 215 Rivard. 

Adz~tus ave. e. 

Dorv, John, sailor, 11. 203 Wight. 

Dorsey, William H., clerk, bds. 20 Cass ave. Dow, Joseph, snilor, h. 303 Wight. 

Dorsey, William H., clerk, bas. Finney's Dow, Marcus F., asst. cashier Dztroi t Saving 

Hotel. 

& Fund Institute, res. Qrosse Point. 

Dorton, Peter (col'd), waiter Russell House 7 Dow, William A., produce, 12 City Hall 

bds. same. 

market, h. 4 Park Place. 

Dnrward, David, carpenter, h. 358 Michi- Dowd, Michael J., propr. Commercial Hotel, 

gan ave. 

25 Bates, 11. same. 

Dossin, Charles, joiner, h. I18 Jay. 

Dowd, Pasrick, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Wil- 

Dost, Frederick, laborer, 11.522 Macomb. liams ave. and Myrtle. 

Doster, Louise (mid. Nichael), h. 4G Catha- Dowdle, Thomas, laborer, h. 400 Twelfth. 

rine. 

Do~very, Emeline (col'd-wid. Harvey), h. 

Doty, Abel, peddler, h. 242 Antietam. 365 Croghan. 

Doty, Austin, teamster. 11. 433 Clinton aye. Dowling, Mrs. Julia, h. 72 Porter. 

Doty, Duane, supt. Public Schools, h. 84 Dowling, Nichael, cigarmaker, bds. 72 Por- 

Columbia w. 

ter. 

Doty, George, jeweler, 39 Woodward are., h. Do wl ing, Patrick, carpenter, h. 270 Eliza- 


beth e. 

Dotp, Henry, lumber dealer, 12 Rotunda D~wling, Richard, laborer, bds. n. w. cor. 

Building, h. 83 Lafayette ave. 

Eighth and Fort. 

Doty, John, mason, 11. 10 Clinton. 

Dowllng, William, farrier, h. 553 Gratiot. 

Doty, Miss Rose, dressmaker, h. 448 Clinton Downer, Andrew O., carpenter, h. 12 Colave. 

umbia e. 

Dou :an, Joseph, blacksmith, bds. 313 Con- DOWNER, HENRY E., engraver on wood 

" gress w. 

and metal, 83 Woodward ave., h. 12 Col- 

Doughertp, Catharine (wid. Lawrence), h. umbia e. (See adv.) 

173 Sixth. 

Downer, Martin L., baggagemaster M. C. R. 

Dougherty, Edward, salesman, bds. Garri- R., bds. Garrison House. 

son House. 

Downes, Catharine (wid. James), h. n. s. 

Douglrerty, Edward, laborer, h. 86 Oak. Arclr, bet. Fifth and Crawford. 

Dougherty, John, laborer, h. 315 Franklin. Downes, James, clerk, bds. n. s. Arch, bet. 

Dougherty. John, laborer, 11. 401 Tivelit.11. Fifth and Crawford. 

Doughertp, John, porter M. C. Et. .It., bds. n. Downes, John, h. 169 Seventeenth. 

e. cor. Fifth and Pine. 

Downey, Catharine (wid. Hugh), h. n. s. 

Dougherty, John H., picture dealer, h. 253 Fulton, bet. Sisth and Seventh. 

Fort e. 

Downey, Hugh, bda. 331 Hastings. 

Douglass, Alexander. clerk Blue Line, h. Downey, .Jeremiah, drayman, 11. 178 Beech. 

cor. Fourteenth and Lafayette ave. Downey, John, blacksmith, bds. 216 Third. 

Douglass, Anthony T., broorntnaker, h. Downey, John, meatmarket, s. s. &Iichigan 

Wight, bet. Walker and Campau. 

ave., bet. Sixteenth and Seventeenth, h. 

Douglass, Augustus (col'd), barber, bds. I78 same. 

Marion. 

Downey, John J., clerk P. O., h. 559 Beau- 

Douglass, George A,, gilder, h. 87 Washing- bien. 

ton ave. 

Downey, Margaret (wid. Owen), bds. 306 

Douglass, James, clerk Rf. C. R. R., h. cor. Grand - -- River. 

Fourteenth and Lafa>-sete ave. 

Downey, SIa~zrice, boots and shoes, o. 209 

Douglass, James, traveling agent, h. 93 n. 243 Michigan ave., h. same. 

hlia~ni ave. 

Downey. Michael, drayman, bds. o. 209 n. 

Douglass, James F., bookkeeper, bds. Good- 243 Michigan ave. 

man House. 

Downey, Michael, laborer, h. 96 Labrosse. 

Douglass, John, engineer, h. 177 Harrison Downey, Michael, machinist, h. 96 Laave. 

brosse. 

Douglass, Luther, engineer, bds. Garrison Downey, William, carriagepainter, h. 221 

House. 


Douglass, Samuel T. (Douglass & Miller), Downey, William, laborer, h. 437 Trowrep. 

Grosse Isle. 

bridge. 

Douglass, Wi1lia.m M., clerk Headquarters Downie, Andrew, bookkeeper, h. 113 Win- 

Dept. of the Lakes, 11. 291 Macomb. der. 

Douglass Qs; 31 iller (Samuel T. Douglztss and Do~vnie, Charles, clerk, bds. 113 Winder. 

Sidney D. hliller), attorneys at lam, 3 Downie, John, clerk, bds. s. e. cor. Eight- 

Butler Block, Griswold. 

eenth and Fort. 

Doulan, JeRersou jeol'd), whitewashzr, h. Downic, Kobert, grocer, s. e. cor. Eighteenth 


and Fort, h. same.

DOW DRI 

NEW YORX 1 

ASSETS, . . $12,0OO,COO 


- 

SOLON DIeELBOY, Illanager and Agency Snpt., 


Drake, James W., carriagemaker, h. 183 

Lafayette. 

Dredge, Thomas, carpenter, h. 7 Butternut. 

DREHER, CASPER, carriaqe and wagon- 

maker, 266 Bivard, h. 164 same. (See 

adz.) 

Drelier, Henry (Dreher Bros.), h. 68 Colum- 

bia e. 

Drelier, Jolin B. (Sanders & Dreher), h. 

222 Gratiot. 

Dreher, Joseph (Dreher Bros.), h. 68 Col- 

umbia e. 

Dreher Bros. (Joseph and Henry Dreher), 

grocers, 68 Columbia e. 

Drennau, Joseph, patt ernmaker, bds. Brigh- 

ton House. 

DrescIler. Anna E. (wid. Ferdinand), h. 375 

Macomb. 

Dressler, Christian A., cooper, h. 224 Colum- 

bia e. 

Drew, Caroline (wid. W7illiam), doctress and 

midwife, 11. 103 Brush. 

Drew, Edgar H., salesman, bds. Russell 

House. 

Drew, George, tinsmith, bds. 103 Brush. 

Drew, John (Detroit Daily Union Co.), h. 

318 Fourth. 

Drew, John U., melodeon tuner, bds. 12 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Drew, William, laborer, 11.174 Beech. 

Drewery, William J., carriagemaker, h. 

270 Fifth. 

Drews, Frederick, cigarmaker, h. 0.425 n. 

503 Croghan. 

Downing, Nortimer, stonecutter, bds. 27 

Beaubien. 

Downing, William C., plasterer, bds. 161 

Park. 

Downs, Miss Annie, tailoress, bds. Seventeenth, 

bet. Baker and Lafayet'te aye. 

Downs, William, laborer, bds. SG Labrosse. 

Doyle, Dennis, carpenter, h. 22 Harrison 

ave. 

Doyle, Edward, h. o. 16 n. 26 Lafayette 

are. 

Doyle, Edn-ard W., baby-carriagemaker, h. 

84 Seventeenth. 

Doyle, John, blacksmith, bds. 101 Baker. 

Doyle, John E., bookkeeper, bds. Lafayette 

ave. 

Doyle, John, carpenter, h. 123 Eighth. 

Doyle, John, cutter, bds. Franklin House. 

Doyle, John, porter, bds. 1'79 Larned e. 

Doyle, John F., jr.. tailor, bds. 236 Third. 

Doyle, John F., tail~r. 11. 236 Third. 

Doyle, Joseph, carpenter. h. 197 Marion. 

Doyle, Martin, blacksmith, h. 105 Franklin. 

Doyle, Martin, carpenter, h. 128 Oak. 

Doyle, Michael, laborer, h. w. s. Fourth, opp. 

Joy. 

Drews, John, saloon, h. 246 Chene. 

Doyle, Mary (wid. Lawrence), h. 400 Cro- Dresel, Mary (mid. John 9.), drugstore, 182 

ghan. 

St. Antoine, 11. same. 

Doyle, Mary (wid. Martin), h. s. e. cor. Sev- Dreselius, Peter, grocer, 270 Macomb, h. 

enth and Abbott. 

same. 

Doyle, Patrick, sawyer, h. 531 Larned e. Dresler, Frank J., pressman, bds. 240 Mont- 

Do3 le, Thomas, carpenter, bds. 235 Brush. calm e. 

Doyle, Thomas, millwright, bds. 602 Lafay- Dri brek, William, laborer, h. 370 Juliette. 

ette ave. 

Drifiill, William, laborer, h. 387 Twelfth. 

Doyle, Thomas, tailor, h. 296 Abbott. Drig~s, Frederick E., lawyer, 16 Bank Block, 

Drahner, Joseph, machine operator, 1.1. Mary, Ciriswold, bds. GS Congress w. 

bet. Dequindre and St. Aubin ave. Drile, Charles, saloon, 143 Woodbridge w., 

Drake, Aaron S. (Belknap & Drake), h. 183 11. same. 

Cass. 

Drinker, Hermann, wood seller, h. s. e. cor. 

Drake, Charles C., foreman Car Wheel Ohio and Kussell. 

Works, h. 329 Fort e. 

Drinkwater, Jonah, bonnetbleacher and 

Drake, Cllester P., boarding, h. 68 Howard. blockmaker, 206 Riopelle. h. same. 

Dralie, Daniel, salesman, h. 258 Lafayette. Driscoll, Cornelius, engineer, bds. 200 Frank- 

Drake, Daniel C., clerk, B. 73 Monroe ave. lin. 

Drake,. Elijah H., homeopathist, 34 Fort w., Driscoll, Dennis, laborer, h. 4-55 Trowbridge. 

h. ame. 

Driscoll, Dennis, policeman, h. 200 Frank- 

Drake, Frederick, tanner, bds. 50 Twenty- lin. 

second. 

Driscoll, Dennis, sailor, bds. 44 Front. 

Drake, Frederick, overseer House of Correc- Driscoll, John, check clerk Mer. & Peo. Distion, 

bds. same. 

patcli, bds. 158 Porter. 

Drake, George, manager Am. Ex. Co., h. 312 Driscoll, John, laborer, h. o. 144 n. 152 

Randolph. 

Franklin. 

Drake, Harlow B., medical student, bds. 34 Driscoll, John, moulder, bds. 238 Third. 

Fort w. 

Driscoll, Margaret (wid. Patrick), h. 238 

Drake, Henry, preparer, bds. Franklin Third. 

House. 

Driscoll, Mary (wid. Michael), h. 216 Sixth.

DRI CITY DIRECTORY. DUF 

Driscoll, Pat.i.ick, laborer, h. Thompson, n. 

w. cor. Dickinson. 

Droelle, John, jr., drayman, h. 329 Bronson. 

Droelle, John, sr., laborer, h. 329 Bronson. 

Drolet, Charles, butcher, h. 296 Franklin. 

Drolet, Peter, shipcarpenter, h. 165 Rio- 

pel le. 

Drolshagen, Franz, bartender, bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Drolshagen, Clemens, brewer, h. Elmwood 

ave., n. w., cor. Macomb. 

Droste, Henry, wireweaver, bds. 334 Fif- 

teenth. 

Drouhor. Julian, mason, 11. 575 Lafayette. 

Drouillard, James P., carpenter, h. 364 Rio- 

pelle. 

Droullet, Charles, butcher, h. 305 Franklin. 

Drawley, Richard, boilermaker, h. n. e. cor. 

Sixth and Congress. 

,Douebel, Ferdinand, blacksmith, bds. 80 

Front. 

Drullet, Charles, butcher, h. 296 Franklin. 

Drummie, Michael, drayman, h. 233 Harri- 

son ave. 

Drummond, Charles, boilermaker, h. 251 

Franklin. 

Drumnlond, Daniel, cigarmaker, h. 486 Con- 

gress e. 

Drummond, Daniel, ttailor. h. 5'72 Congress e. 

Druror, hlrs. Julia, boarding, h. Hastings, 

bet. Pine and Atmater. 

Druror, Oliver, sailor, h. Hastings, bet. Pine 

and Atwater. 

Drury, Thomas. porter, h. w. s. Twelfth, bet. 

Baker and Michigan ave. 

Drjdame, John, cigarmaker, h. 162 High. 

Dryden, Patrick, blacksmith, h. 700 Ma- 

comb. 

DRY DOCK EKGINE WORKS, Atmater, 

bet. Orleans and Dequindre. Directors, 

Wm. Cowie, Edward D. Jones, Robt. 

Donaldson, Wm. Cowie, Pres't and Treas. 

(See a&.) 

Dryer, Alice (wid. Hiram), bds. 100 Wash- 

ington ave. 

Dryer, John, cigarmaker, bds. 369 Mary. 

Dryer, Joseph, carpenter, h. 360 Mary. 

Dri-go, Louis, laborer, h. o. 260 n. 268 

Franklin. 

Drj-man, John, laborer, h. 23 Cram ford. 

Drysdale, Alexander, clerk Rl. C. R. R., h. 

91 Abbott. 

Drysdale, Hallock, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 91 

Abbott. 

Duamel, Foster, shoemaker, h . 58 Harriett. 

Dubach, John, carpenter M. C. R. It., o. 105 

n. 135 Baker. 

Dube, Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 585 Fort e. 

Dubois, Charle;, bricklayer, h. 209 Whit- 

neY. 

Dubois, Charles, carpenter, h. 178 Hast- 

ings. 

Dubois, Charles, teamster, h. 128 Hastings. 

Dubois, James, farmer, h. 642 J eferson ave. 

Dubois, John, tailor, h. 231 Croghan. 

Dubois, Louie, sash and blinds, 585 Atwater, 

11. 642 Jeffirson ave. 

Dubois, William, teamster, bds. 128 Hast- 

ings. 

Dubuque, Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 311 

Orleana. 

Dubuque, Michael, carpenter, h. 57 Orleans. 

Duchain, Charles, laborer, h. 223 Adams 

ave. e. 

Ducharme, Alfred J. (Ducharme & Prentiss), 


Ducharme, Charles (Buhl, Ducharme & Co.), 

1.1. 8G Congress w. 

Ducharme & Prentiss (A. J. Ducharme and 

George Prentiss), wholesale hardware, 13 

Woodward ave. 

Ducher, Clinton, soda water manufr., bds. 

69 Second. 

Duck, James, constable Second WTard, ship- 

ping office and boarding, 49 Atwater. 

Duclo, Antoine, laborer, h. 304 Chestnut. 

Dudgeon, John A., salesman, h. Porter Road, 

Springwells. 

Dudley, Freeman, crockery and glassware, 

52 City Hall market, h. 83 .E:lizabeth e. 

Dudley, John, sailor, bds. 83 Elizabeth e. 

Dudley, Thomas, clerk, h. 134 Elizabeth 

east. 

Dudley. Thomas R., bookkeeper, bds. Michi 

gan Exchange. 

Duemlnel, Christian, laborer, h. 510 Ma- 

comb. 

Duengel, Louis, farmer, h. Hastings, nr. 

railroi. d crossing. 

Duennebacke, Catharine (wid. Casper), h. 34 

Jay. 

Duerselen, Amandus, laborer, h. 760 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Duerselen, Willlelmina (wid. Gustav), millin- 

er, 138 Randolph, h. same. 

Duewack, Frank, laborer, h. o. 18 n. 31 

German, 

Duff, John, butcher, bds. Brighton House. 

Duff, Lockard, butcher, bds. Brighton 

House. 

Duff, William L., meatmarket, 290 Michigan 

ave., 71. w. s. Fifteenth, nr. Orand Xiver. 

Duff, William S. , butcher, bds. .rv. s. Fif- 

teeuth, nr. Grand Rlver. 

Duffield, D. Bethune (D. B. & H. Rf. Duf- 

field), h. 169 Congress w. 

Duffield, Henry M. (D. B. & H. M. Duffield), 

bds. '741 Jefferson ave. 

Duffield, D. B., & H. M. (D. Bethune and 

Henry M. Duffield), lawyers, 154 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Duffield, Samuel P., Ph. D., chemist, h. 141 

Park. 

Duffield, TVilliaur, U. S. army, h. 165 Con- 

gress w. 

Dutfus, George, chairmaker, bds. 331 Third. 

Duffy, James, laborer, bds. 36 Fort e. 

Duffy, John, hackman, bds. 87 Cass. 

Duff', Mary (wid. Mathew), k. 444 Congress 

east.

17s DUF CLARK'S DETROIT DUN 



@ @ 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

. DETROIT, - dlICHZGAx 

Duffy, Mary Ann (wid. Charles), h. 469 

Croghan. 

Duffy, Micllael, blacksmith, h. 213 Second. 

Duffey, Peter, laborer, h. 133 Porter. 

Dutiy, Philip, laborer, bds. 36 Fort e. 

Dufour, Gregory, engineer, h. 3U Alontcalm 

east. 

Dufresne, Anthony R., grocer, 94 Rivard, 

cor. Congress, 11. same. 

Dufresne, T. O., joiner, bds. 3'77 Croghan. 

Duggan, George A., milkdealer, 43 Congress 

e., h. 167 Eighteenth. 

Duggan, Hugh, blacksmith, bds. 313 Congress 

w. 

Duggan, James, blacksmith, h. 187 Nineteenth. 

Duggan, John, bartender, bds. 3'7 Third. 

Duggan, Thomas, tanner, h. 16'7 Eighteenth. 

Duggan, Timothy, tinsmith, h. 38 Clifford. 

Dugger, Archibald (co17d;, barber, h. 308 

Clinton. 

Duhring, Frederick, h. e. s. Twenty-fourth, 

nr. cor. Fort. 

Duhsbiber, Peter, butcher, bds. 316 Croghan. 

Dukenmineer, Isaac (J. R. Chapman 8E Co.), 

res. Fletcher, Miami county, 0. 

Dulack, John, laborer, h. o. 344 n. 448 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Dullea, Dennis, brewer, h. 264 Howard. 

Dullea, Dennis, brewer, foreman steamer 

No. 4, bds. 264 Howard. 

Duloss, Patrick, laborer, h. cor. Chene and 

Guoin. 

Dulso, John P., blacksmith, h. 321 Napoleon. 

Dulso, John, sailor, h. 348 Croghan. 

Dumar, Peter, fireman, 11. 10 Thirteenth. 

Dumas, Joseph, carpenter, h. 235 St. Subin 

ave. 

Dumas, Leoni, carpenter, h. 435 Macomb. 

Dumas, Louis, laborer, h. Bolivar aliey . 

Dumask, Peter, fireman, h. 142 Thirteenth. 

Dumbrecht, Lena (wid. William), h. 107 

Russell. 

Dumir, Peter, laborer, h. 15 Mayberry ave. 

Dumon, Sabin, shoemaker, h. 197 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Dumont, John, carpenter, 11. 296 Orleans. 

Dumontier, Alexander, sailor, u. 450 Cliuton 

ave. 

Dumoy, Jacob, corker, h. 24 Dequindre. 

Dumpliry, James! porter, h. 424 Henry. 

Dumpl~y, Michael, drapman. h. 485 Fort e. 

Dumptier, August, laborer; bds. 337 Frank- 

lin. same. 

I 

DUN, R. G., & CO., mercantile agency, 159 

Jefferson ave., George H. Minchener, su- 

perintendent. (See adv.) 

Duncan, Alesander, barber, h. 170 Clinton. 

Duncan, A rchibald, shipcarpenter, h. 73 

Fifteenth. 

Duncan, Dougal, captain, h. o. 91 n. 107 

Twelth. 

Duncan, Eliza (wid. James), h. 312 Lafay- 

ette. 

Duncan, Ellison, entry clerk, bds. 72 Con- 

gress w. 

Duncan, Ellison E., malt house, 41 and 43 

Woodbridge e., h. 72 Congress w. 

Duncan, Harriet (wid. Henry), h. 3 Win- 

der. 

Duncan, Harriet (wid. John L.), bds. 631 

Cass ave. 

Duncan, Jane (wid. Peter), h. 344 Ma- 

comb. 

Duncan, John (col'd), barber, bds. S. s. Clin- 

ton, bet. Etivurd and Hrtstings. 

Duncan, John, carpenter, h. 324 Beaubien. 

Duncan, Leslie H., student, 11. 3 Winder. 

Duncan, Miss Louisa, millinery goods, 257 

Woodward ave., bds. Tweltth. 

Duncan, Margaret (wid. Nathem), h. e. 

s. Fifteenth, nr. Sycamore. 

Duncan, Moses (flhliam Duncan & Co.), h. 

168 Clifford. 

Duncan, Norman R., engineer, h. 699 Ma- 

coru b. 

Duncan, Theodore, tanner, bds. Washington 

House, Wood bridge w. 

Duncan, William (William Duncan & Co.), 

h. 74 Xiami ave. 

Duncan, MTilliam C. (Duncan & Hanna), h. 


DUNCAN, WILLIAM, & CO. (William Dun- 

can, William C:. Rlontgomery and Moses 

Duncan), saddlery hardware, etc., 1G5 

Jeserson ave. (See ado.) 

Duncan & Hanna ( Williarn C. Duncan and 

William Hanna), tobacconists, 11 and 13 

IY ood ward ave. 

Duncklee. Benjamin F., printer, h. 182 Fort 

east. 

Duncklee, William S., mail clerk Adveriiser 

and Tribune, 11. o. 193 n. 210 Congress e. 

Dung, Adolph, slloemaker, h. s. s. Pearl, bet. 

Russell and Prospect. 

Dunkin, Thoruas, sailor, bds. Emmet House. 

Dunks, Charles H. (Gaffney Ss Dunks), also 

gold pen manufacturer, 137 Jefferson ave., 

h. 22 Gratiot. 

Dunlap, Dvuglass C., clerk, bds. s. s. Lar- 

ned, bet. Cass and First. 

Dunlap, Mrs. Elizabeth (col'd-wid. John), 

h. 156 Fort e. 

Dunlai), George (Dunlap & Donaldson), h. 

il Elizabeth w. 

Dunlay, John A. (col'd), plasterer, fi. 156 

Fort e. 

Dunlap, William H., tailor, 15 Griswold, h.

DUN CITY DIRECTORY. DUR 

Dunlap, Donaldson & Co. (George Dunlap 

and J. P. Donaldson), ship chandlers, 4 

and 6 Woodward ave. 

Dunn, Adolph, shoemaker, h. 6 Pearl. 

Dunn, Catharine (wid. Thomas), h. 177 Or- 

chard. 

Dunn. Frank, moulder, bds. 282 Croghan. 

Dunn, James, engineer, bds. 292 Croghan. 

Dunn, James, laborer, bds. 327 Franklin. 

Dunn, John, blacksmith, h. 86 Locust. 

Dunn, John, hackman, h. 82 Lafayette. 

Dunn, John, jr., carpenter, bds. 334 Cass 

ave. 

Dunn, John, sr., carpenter, h. 334 Crass ave. 

Dunn, Joshua, lumber dealer, bds. Michigan 

Escliange. 

Dunn, Lawrence, laborer, bds. 177 Orchard. 

Dunn, Bliss Lydia, dressmaker, bds. 300 

Sisth. 

Dunn, Margaret (wid. Edward), bds. 84 

Grand River, up stairs. 

Dunn, Martin, engineer steamer No. 4, bds. 

1G3 Jones. 

Dunn, Mary Ann (wid. Owen), h. 163 Jones. 

Diznn, &lorrip, lumber dealer, bds. Michigan 

Esclrange. 

Dunn, Patrick, laborer, h. 98 Franklin. 

Dunn, Philip, drayman, h. 292 Croghan. 

Dunn, Peter, saloon, Congress, n. w. cor. 

Chene. 

Dunn, Itichard, school teacher, bds. 47 At- 

water. 

Dunn, Kiclrard H., brass founder, h. n. m. 

cor. Thirteen-and-a-halfand Milrantette. 

Dunn, Robert, D. SL M. K. R. car dept., h. o. 

33 n. 65 St. Aubin ave. 

Dunn, Thirza (wid. Thomas), notions, h. 187 

Hastings. 

Dunn, Thomas, brea er, h. 177 Orchard. 

Dunn, Thomas, laborer, bds. 7 77 Orchard. 

Dunn, Thomas ti., laborer, h. 84 Pine. 

Dunn, Thomas P., bricklayer, h. 147 Harri- 

son ave. 

Dunn, William McK, jr., Brevet Major U. 

S. Army, Dep't Lakes, bds. Kussell House. 

Dunn, William, comlllercial traveller, h. 54 

Abbott. 

Dunn, FVilliarn, hackdriver, rooms 213 Gra- 

tiot. 

Dunn, William, laborer, h. Congress s. m. 

cor. Dequindre. 

Dunn, William, machinist, bds. 65 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Dunnebacke, Anthony (Sommer SE Dunne 

backe), bds. n. w. cor. Grand Hiver and 

Cass. 

Dunnebacke, Ferdinand, baggageman M. C. 

R. R., h. 213 Fifth. 

Dunnebacke, William, bookkeeper, bds. 69 

Fort e. 

Dunnebaclie, John H., grocer, s. e. cor. Riv- 

ard and Franklin, 11. sanie. 

Dunnebacke, Joseph, saddle and harness- 

nlalier, 99 c+mtiot: h same. 

Dunnebssk, Henry, laborer, h. 509 James. 

Dunnin, William, traveling agt., bds. 76 

Congress w. 

Dunning, Dowan, carpenter, bds. 16 Beech. 

Dunning, George W., carpenter, h. 16 

Beech. 

Dunning, Sarah (wid. Samuel), h. 508 Lar- 

ned e. 

Dunning, Thomas, carpenter, bds. I6 Beech. 

Dunning, William H., real estate agt., h. 0. 

12 n. 25 Columbia e. 

Dunnivan, Jeremiah, laborer, h. e. s. Harri- 

son ave., nr. Grand River. 

Dunny, John, shoemaker, bds. 109 Russell. 

Dunplry, James. salesman, h. 42;F Henry. 

Dunphy, Richard, laborer, 11.142 Orchard. 

Dunphy, William, carpenter, h. o. 57 n. 69 


Dunster. Michael, laborer, h. 367 Sixteenth. 

Dupont, ~lerander, cigarmaker, bds. 239 

High. 

DU p&t, Ann, machine operator, bds. 220 

Sisth. 

Dupont, Catherine (wid. Leon), h. 239 High. 

Dnpont, Charles, jr., clerk City Assessor's oC 

fice, bds. 102 Franklin. 

Dupont, Charles, senr., h. 102 Franklin. 

Dupont, Charles A., carpenter, h. 220 Sisth. 

Dupont, Elizabeth (wid. Thomas), h. 197 

Chene. 

Dupont, George, liveryman, bds. 239 High. 

Dupont, Jolln, engineer, bds. High, bet. 

Prospect and Russell. 

Dupont, Louis, confectionery, cor. Gratiot 

and Brush, 11. cor. Park and Sproat. 

Dupont, Louis, jr. (Dupont & Son), bds. 196 

Park. 

Dupont, Louis, senr. (Dupont & Son), h. 196 

Park. 

Dupont, Mary (wid. James), h. 191 Chene. 

Dupont, Peter. carpenter, h. 340 High. 

Dnpont, Samuel A., clerk, bds. 196 Park. 

Dupont, William T., drugclerk, h. 275 

Fourth. 

Dupont gL Son (Louis Dupont, senr., and 

Louis Dupont, jr.), confectioners, 281 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Duprat, Cbarles, clerk, h. 283 St Antoine. - 

Duprsy, Paul, painter, h. 383 Twelfth. 

Dupry, Peter, carpenter, h. 356 Macomb. 

Duyuis, Augustus J., engineer, bds. Guoini 

bet. Jos. Campau ave. and Walker. 

Dupuis, Gaynor, caulker, h. 557 Congress e. 

T)ul)uis, Oenevieve (wid. Bartho;ome\v), h. 

Guoin, bet. Jos.Campau ave. and Walker. 

Dupuiti, Henry, clerk, bds. 336 Franklin. 

Dizpuis, Joseph, fireman, Guoin, bet. Walker 

and Adair. 

Duquette, John, laborer, h. 300 Croghan. 

Durand, John H., carriagemaker, h. o. 163 

n. 203 Howard. 

Dure, Nartin, hostler Franklin House, bds 

same. 

Durette, Oliver, carpenter, h. 193 Sisth. 

Durfee, Benjamin, peddler, h. 283 Cro- 

ghan.

180 DUR CLARE'S DETROIT DYS 

NEW YORK 

ASFETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH I ~ C O XE, $15,000 

- 

SOLON MeELROY, Banager aud Ageneg Snpt., 


Durfee, Edward D., lawyer, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Durfee, E. O., law student, bds. n. s. Con- 

gress, nr. St. Antoine. 

Durfee, Miss J. M., physician, 254 Wood- 


Durham, Henry, carpenter, bds. 279 Cro- 

ghan. fi 

Durkee, Michael, shoemaker, h. 347 Lar- 

ned e. 

Durken, William, laborer, h. 146 Porter. 

Durling, George U., 11. lC0 Farrar. 

Durney, Henry R., printer, h. s. e. cor. 

woodbridge and Jos. Campau ave. 

Durney, Owen J., shoemaker, h. 178 Nation- 

al avs. 

Durning, Patrick, harnessmaker, h. 115 

Beech. 

Duross, John, helper, h. Wight, s. w. cor. 

Jos. Carnpau ave. 

Duross, Michael, grocer, Congress, n. w. cor. 

Hastings, h. same. 

Duross, Patrick, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Chene 

and Guoin. 

Duross, Peter, engineer, h. 374 Franklin. 

Duross. Peter, laborer, h. 476 Franklin. 

Duross, Thomas, laborer, h. 13 Chene. 

Durst, Adam (Y. Durst & Bro.), bds. 408 

Twelfth. 

Durst, Peter (P. Durst and Bro.), bds. 408 

Twelfth. 

Durst & Bro. (Peter & Adam Durst), furni- 

ture, 441 Michigan ave. 

Duryea, A braham, shoemaker, h. 164 

Adams ave e. 

Dury ea, RuliK printer, h. 430 Woodbridge e. 

Dusha, Peter, laborer, h. cor. Walker and 

Uuoin. 

Dustin, Selah, lake captain, h. 134 Michigan 

ave. 

Dusty, Adelaide, (wid. Edward W.), nurse, 

h. 259 Mullett. 

Dutton, James B., clerk M. C. R. R., h. 199 

Howard. 

Dutton, John (col'd), laborer, h. Hastings, 

bet. Lafayette and Croglian. 

Dutche, Joseph, machinist, bds. n. w. cor. 

Prospect and Napoleon. 

Duting, Joseph, tanner, h. Thirteenth, bet. 

Lafayette ave. and Fort. 

Dutton, K. 'I'., bds. City Hotel. 

Duvernois, Frederick n'., notary public, fire 

and life insuranc and real estate agent, 

room 1 Hilseudegen Block, h. 77 Ma- 

comb. 

Duyen, George A., carpenter, bds, Eight- 

teenth, bel. Michigan ave. 

Dwight, Alfred A., lumberdealer, h. 683 


Dwight, Lyman B., telegraph operator, h. 

30 Madison ave. 

Dwight, William M. (W. M. Dwight St Co.), 


DWIGHT, W. M., St CO. (William M. 

Dwight, B. A. Leonard and E. C. Morse), 

hardwood luniber, Atwater, foot Riopelle. 

(See adu.) 

Dwrieske, John, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Hastings 

and Watson. 

Dwyer, Ann (wid. Daniel), h. 06 Division. 

D~vyer, Catharine (wid. John), h. 243 Abbott. 

Dwyer, Cornelius, porter, h. 52 Napoleon. 

Dkvyer, Daniel, clerk, bds. 96 Division. 

Dwyer, James, gilder, bds. 140 Second. I 

Dwyer, James, machinist, h. Mount Elliott 

ave., nr. Stove Works. 

Dwyer, James, sailor, bds. 96 Division. 

D~vyer, Jeremiah, confectionery, 104 Jefferson 

ave., h. 68 same. 

Dwyer, Jeremiah, supt. Detroit Stove 

\Vorks, h. Hamtramck. 

Dwyer, John, grocery and saloon, 92 Por- 

f, 

ter, h. same. 

1 

Dwyer, John, laborer, h. 151 Seventh. 

Dwyer, John, shipcarpenter, h. 94 Franklin. 

Dwyer, John M. (Dwyer & Vhay), h. 68 

J eft:rson ave. i I 

Dwyer, Bf ichael, laborer, h. 103 Porter. 

i 

Dwyer, Patrick, drayman, h. 85 Plum. \ 

Dwyer, Patrick, laborer, h. 103 Franklin. 

Dwyer, Timothy, carpenter, h. 264 Franklin. 

Dwyer, William, blacksmith, bds. 243 Abbott. 

Dwyer, William, laborer, bds. 92 Porter. 

Dwyer & Vhay (John M. Dwyer and James 

H. Vhay), wholesale fruits, 68 Jefferson' 

ave. 

Dyer, James, saloon, 21 St. Aubin ave., h. 

same. 

Dyer, John W., bookkeeper, bds. 207 Randolph. 

Dyer, Joseph, coremaker, bds. 320 Franklin. 

Dyer, Martha (wid. Patrick), h. 207 Randolph. 

Dggert, Isaac, engineer Neptune Fire Engine 

No. 2, h. 83 St.. Antoine. 

Dyke, Phirip J., lawyer, h. s. s. Adelaide, 

bet. John R and Woodward ave. 

Dykman, WTalker B., pop peddler, h. 87 

1 Second. 

Dymond, John, carpenter, bds. 220 Congress. 

Dyson, Miss Jane, bds. 103 Washington 

aye. 

Dyson, William, builder, h. 215 Park. 

I

EAC CITY DIRECTORY. EDD 

I Eston, William, engraver, bds. Nichols 

Ho~zse. 

ACLY, JOXATHAN, machinist, bds. n. Eaton, T. H., & Son (Theodore H., sr., and 

E w. cer. Eighth and Labrosse. 

Theodore H. Eaton, jr.), wholesale drug- 

Eagan, Francis B., printer, bds. 172 Porter. gists, 1s Woodward ave. 

Eagan, Frank, clerk, bds. 87 Washington Ebe, George, caulker, h. 318 Lafayette. 

avenue. 

Ebel, Henry, lumber inspector, h. 420 Cro- 

Eagan, James, h. GS Lafayette. 

glian. 

Eagan, Micliael, labr~rer, h. 91 Seventeenth. Ebel, Louis, saloon, Randolph, nr. Jefferson 

Eagan, Patrick, laborer, h. 259 Sisth. ave., h. same. 

Eagstn, Stephen F., clerk (3. W. R., bds. Ebel, Robert, printer, h. 322 High. 

87 Washington ave. 

Ebeler, Frederick, painter M. C. R. R., h. 

Eagc~n, Thomas, boilermaker, h. 4'76 St. e. s. Twelfth, n. Howard. 

Antoine. 

Eber, Louis, sawyer, 11 684 TVoodbridge w. 

Eagan, William, drayman, h. 84 Abbott. Eberle, Frederick (Eberle, Taylor & Kam- 

Ertgen, James, laborer, h. 93 Park Place. mon), 11. 229 Cass. 

Eagen, Patrick, laborer, bds. 109 Porter. Eberle, John. cabinetmaker, s. w. cor. Hast- 

Eagen, Thomas, laborer. bds. 109 Porter. ings and Whitney, h. same. 

Eagen. Timothy, laborer, bds. 109 Porter. Eberle, Peter, butcher, Cass Market, h. 137 

Eagen, Winifred (wid. Thomas), h. 488 Grand River. 

Congress e. 

El;erle,Taylor SI; Kammon (Frederick Eberle, 

Eagle. Joseph, photograph printer, bds. 289 John Taylor and Frederick Kammon), 

Jetierson ave. 

meat market, 230 Cass. 

Eagles, Joseph D., plrotographer, Powelson Eberllard, Andreas, carpenter, bds. 278 

& Co.'s gallery, cor. Monroe and Campus Gratiot. 

Martius. 

Ebert, John, shoemaker, h. s. w. cor. Fort 

Eaxlles, William, butcher, h. 273 Jefferson and Hasbings. 

ave. 

Eber cs, Harry, carpenter and joiner, bds. 

EAKL, EDWARD P., glass works, -50 Jef- 294 Fifth. 

ferson ave., 11. 44 same. (See ado.) Eberts: H. Frederick, editor Mechanic and 

Earle, Jefferson, bds. 177 Lafayette ave. Inventor, h. 216 Third. 

Earl, VCTilliam, jr., wood engraver, bds. 305 Eberts, Jerome, bds. 294 Fifth. 

Croghan. 

Eberts, Margaret (wid. Peter), h. 19 Ger- 

Earl, William E., wood engraver, 214 Jef- man. 

ferson ave., 11. 305 Croghan. 

Eberts, Matilda (wid. Roberts), h. 294 Fifth. 

Earnshaw, Elizabeth (wid. Abraham), h. Eberts, M7iliiam H., sash maker, h. 294 

178 Harrison ave. 

Fifth. 

Earnst, Charles W., overseer House Correc- Ebling, Charles, baker, h. 521 Croghan. 

tion, bds. same. 

Ebling, Charles, shoemaker, h. 290 Fort e. 

Easson, David, blacksmith, h. 277 Sher- Ebling, John, shoemaker, h. 290 Fort e. 

man. 

Eby, John F., foreman Free Press job room, 

East, Henry (col'd), teamster, h. 308 Ma- h. 490 Kinth ave. 

comb. 

Eby, William, carpenter, bds. 490 Ninth ave. 

Easton, James T., clerk D. & 35. R. R., bda. Eccard, Edward, tobacconist, 126 Randolph; 

34 Four& 

h. 136 same. 

Easton, Thomas C., Howard House saloon, Eccard, Francis, tobacconist, 128 Randolph, 

h. 54 Jones. 

11. 134 same. 

Eastweli, Martin, blacksmith, 11.8 Spruce. Eclllin, Koger, painter, h. 148 Montcalm e. 

Eatherly, Florence D., bookkeeper &1o&atys Eckel, Michael, moulder, bds. 920 Jefferson 

mill, bds. Larned e. 

ave. 

Eaton, Alonzo, County Register, h. 44 Ma- Eckel, Nicholas, moulder, bds. 920 Jefferson 

comb ave. 

ave. 

Eaton, Charles H., artist, bds. 329 Congress Eclierman, Henry, carriage painter, h. 135 

east. 

German. 

Eaton, Caroline (wid. George), h. 329 Con- Eckert, Joseph, h. 101 Gratiot. 

gress e. 

Eckiiff, Andrew, engineer House of Correc- 

Eaton, Ezra, clerk, bds. 44 Macomb ave. tion, h. 447 St. Antoine. 

Eaton, Joseph H., laborer, h. 139 Seven- Eckstein, John, stonecutter, bds. 68 Sherteenth. 

man. 

Eaton, Peter, fish dealer, 86 City Hall mar- ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURket, 

11.112 Michigan ave. 

ANCE CO. of Bhode Tsland, Green & 

Eaton, Theodore H., jr. (T. H. Eaton & Son), Miller, managers, 30 and 32 Larned w. 


Edding, George, conductor (3. IV. B., bds. 

Eaton, Tlieodore H., sr. (Eaton & Son), h. Cass House. 

434 JeEerson ave. 

Ecldiugtou, John, carpenter, h. 59 D field. 

24

EDD CLARK'S DETROIT EIK 

! 

PABKE, JENNINGS & CO.'S Edwards, George W., clerk H. D. Edwards 

& Co., bds. s. e. cor. Washington ave. and 

STAPU'DARD 

State. 

Edwards, Henry D. (H. D. Edwards & Co.), 

h. s. e. cor. Washington ave. and State. 

Edwards, John, builder, h. 

Omce, 

55 Adelaide. 

374 Cass Avenue. 

Edwards, John, stage carpenter, h. 8 Rowland. 

I 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Edwards, John, painter, h. 35 Farrar. 

Edwards, John E., engineer water works, 

Eddy, Charles C., upholsterer, h. 0.75 n. 89 h. Congress. s. e. cor. Riopelle. 

Adan~s ave. e. 

Edwards, R. Hill (Bortle, Edwards & Co.), 

Eddy, George H., salesman, bds. 314 Fort w. bds. 13 John R. 

Eddy, John, machinist, bds. 169 Eighth. Edwards, Sarah (col'd-wid. Elias), h. 260 

Eddy, John (col'd), teamster, h. 375 Ma- Macomb. 

comb. 

Edwards, VSTilliam E., engineer, h. 479 Lar- 

Eden, Slfred, carpenter, bds. 331 Third. ned e. 

Edens, George, carpenter, 11.450 Fifth. Edwards, H. D., & Co. (Henry D. Edwards 

Ederlen, Jacob, laborer, h. 137 Twelfth. and - -), rubber goods, 87 Wood- 

Edgar, Andrew. laborer, bds. G6 Twentieth. ward ave. 

Edgar, James (W. H. Edgar & Son), bds. 26 Edmick, William H., carpenter, h. 83 Lim- 

Finder. 

burg. 

Edgar, John, laborer, h. 80 Howard. Ep e, Frederick, lockemith, Brush, between 

Edgar, Marion (widow William &I.), h. 80 Lafayette and Croghan, h. 12 Catharine. 

Howard. 

Ege, Herbert, plasterer, h. 192 Napoleon. 

Edgar, William H. (W. H. Edgar & Son), h. Ege, Titus. mason, h. cor. Cross and John R. 

26 Winder. 

Eger, Henry, carpenter, 11.155 Jay. 

Edgar, W. H., 8: Son (William H. and Eggers, August, blacksmith and wagon 

James Edgar), wholesale sugars, 4 At- maker, 830 Michigan ave., h. same. i 

water. 

Eggemann, Bernhardt (Kolb & Eggemann), 

Edgen, John, laborer, h. 3552 Franklin. h. 279 Lafayette. 

I 

Edgerton, Mrs. Fannie L., 11. 24 Howard. Eggemann, Charles, butcher, h. 305 Lafay- 

r. 

Edgerton, Oliver &I., h. 24 Howard. 

stte. 

Edick, William, blacksnli th. 11. 130 Jones. Eggemann, God frey, carriage painter, bds. 

Edinger, George, carpenter. h. 278 Bronson. 2'79 Latayette. 

Edington, James, book agent, h. 226 Russell. Eggemann, Henry B., policeman, h. 256 

Edloff, Levi, peddler, h. 93 Mullett st. Grand Rirer. 

Edloff, Moses. peddler, h. 20'1 Macomb. Egnew, Edwin R.. book keeper Allan 

Edman, Frederick, shoemaker, bds. 522 Shelden & Co., h. 241 Third. 

W oodbridge e. 

Ehle, John, butcher, Croghan, s. w. cor. ! 

{ 

Edmonds, John, laborer, h. 101 Plum. Rivard, 11. adjoining. a 

Edmonds, Thomas B., auctioneer, bds. Ehlert, Charles, shoelnaker, h. 109 Bronson. 

1 

Franklin House. 

Ehrenbach, Otto, shemaker, bds. '73 Monroe 

Edmonds, William, clerk, h. 121 Dubois. avenue. 

Edmondson, George D., optician, 157 Jeffer- Ehrenbach, Philip, boots and ahoes, -73 .1 

son ave., h. 404 Sixth. 

Monroe ave., h. sama. 

Edson, Alesander B., painter, h. 44 Fort e. Ehrmann, Adam, huckster, h. 319 Mont- 

Edson, Henry, agent Fairbanks' scales, bds. calm e. 

! 

Russell House. 

Ellrmann, Michael, cigarmaher, 280 Wood- 

Edson, James L. (Allan Shelden & Co.), h. ward ave., h. same. 

81 Adanls ave. e. 

Eib, Dorothea (wid. John F.), h. 389 Orleans. 

Edward, Benjamin T., drayman, h. 68 Mont- Eib, John, shoemaker, h. 389 Orleans. 

calm. 

Eichbauer, John Qeorge, gardener, h. e. s. 

Edwards, Albert IM., inspector of customs, Chene, south of Gratiot. 

h. 54 Baker. 

Eichelberg, Frederick, tailor, h. 260 High. 

Edwards, Clement J., clerk, bds. o. 220 n. Eichelberg, Frederick W., carpenter, bds. 

224 Woodward ave. 

260 High. 

Edwards, Davld, clerk, bds. 50 George. Eichelsaoerfer, Nicholas, marble polisher, 

Edwards, Edmund, joiner, h. 46 Harrison bds. cor. Hastings and Montcalm. 

avenue. 

Eichler, Anthony, cigarmaker, h. 104 Maple. 

Edwards, Edwin G., mason, h. 66 Montcalm Eiden, Peter, fish dealer, h. 112 Michigan 

east. 

avenue. 

Edwards, Ellen (wid. Edward), h. 50 George. Eigenbrod, Adam, grocery and saloon, n. e. 

Edwards, El~xa R. (wid. Samuel), h. 283 cor. Fifteenth and Dalzell, h. same. 

Twelfth. 

Eikoff, Philip, laborer, h. 511 Lafayette.

EIM CITY DIRECTORY. ELS 183 ' 

Zimfield, John, shoemaker, h. 356 Michigan 

avenue. 

Einfeldt, Henry, shoemaker, h. 372 Six- 

teenth. 

Einstein, Albert, clerk, bds. 23 Harriett. 

Einstein, Aaron S., tanner, bds. 150 Con- 

gress e. 

Eirca, Anthony, bricklayer, h. o. 125 n. 225 

Napoleon. 

Eisenacli, Anna (wid. Henry 1, h. 233 Fort e. 

Eisenach, George, tailor, h. 233 Fort e. 

Eisenhardt, Charles C., machinist, bds. 101 

Baker. 

Eisenhut, Lorenz, locksmith, bda 28 Cro- 

ghan. 

Eis*nlord7s Hotel, s. w. cor. Cass and Lewis, 

Eisenlord & Ocis, proprietors. 

Eisenlord, Nathan, agent Free Press, h. 

Cass ave., bet. Stimqon and Grant ave. 

Eisenlord. William (Eisenlord & Otis), bds. 

Eisenlord's Hotel. 

Eisenlord & Otis (William Eisenlord and 

Ney 0 tis), proprietors of Eisenlord's Hotel, 

s. w. cor. Cass and Lewis. 

Elbert, ~Mrs. John Nicholson, h. 961 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Elder, Adam, wall paper and picture frames, 

161 Jefferson ave., h. 55 Second. 

Elder, Esther (wid. Henry), garderer, h. 

Russell, nr. Fremont. 

Elder, Frederick H., reporter Tribune, h. 101 

bCiami ave. 

Elder, James, gardener, h. 330 Russell. 

Elder, John, laborer, bds 131 Clifford. 

Elder, Jolin, mattrass manufacturer, 126 

Michigan ave, 11. same, up stairs. 

Elder, Joseph, house mover, h. 125 Clifford. 

Elderkin, James D., musician, Ir. 110 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Eldredge, Barney (Eldredge & Co.), res. 

Cleveland, 0. 

Eldredge, Edwin G. (Baker & Eldredge), h. 

368 Abbott. 

Eldredge, John V. D. (Eldredge & Co.), h. 

266 Bandolph. 

Eldredge St Co. (John V. D. Eldredge, Bar- 

ney Eldredge and George Presley), gen- 

eral agents Domestic Sewing Nachine, 

185 Jeiferson ave. 

Eler, Frank, shoemaker, bds. 522 Gratiot. 

Eley, Frederick, painter, bds. 29 Clinton ave. 

Elfeldt, Charles, laborer, 11. 215 Chene. 

Elingwood, Walter S., joiner, h. 440 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Elkey, Michael, laborer, h. 367 Twelfth 

Ellaire, Archibald E., clerk George S. 

Frost, bds. 40 Congress w. 

Ellai re, Charles, carpenter, h, Lafayette, nr. 

Chene. 

Ellenstein, Jacob (Ellenstein Bro's), h. 121 

Mullett. 

Ellenstein, Joseph (Ellenstein Bro's), h. 106 

Mullett. 

Ellenstein, Nathan (Ellenstein Bro's) h. 108 

Mullett. 

Ellenstein. Solomon (Ellenstein Bro's), h. 

197 Mullett. 

Ellenstein Bro's (Solomon, Nathan, Jo- 

seph and Jacob Ellenstein), groceries, 161 

Hastings. 

Ellenwood, Walter S., builder, h. 462 

Woodbridge e. 

Elliot, Alfred. grocer, s. w. cor. Franklin 

and Walker, 21. same. 

Elliot, Llavid, drayman, bds. 360 Michigan 

ave. 

Elliot, Mary (wid. William), h. Jefferson 

ave., n. e. cor. Dubois. 

Elliot, Robert, blacksmith, bas. 35 First. 

Elliot, Adinijah B., machinist, bis. 30 La- 

faye t te. 

Elliott, Andrew, salesman, bds. Fort, near 

Fourth. 

Elliott, Miss Annie, teacher public school, 

bds. 18 Lafayette. 

El1io;t. Charles M., carpenter, h. 18 Lewis. 

Elliott, EJward A., h. 44 Michigan ave. 

Elliott, James E., bookkeeper, bds. 63 Con- 

gress w. 

Elliott, James R. (Elliott & Bro.), h. 134 

Congress e. 

Elliott, John, saloon, 111 Woodbridge e., h. 

same. 

Elliott, Mrs. Mary, h. 211 Second. 

Elliott, Richard G., bookkeeper, h. 113 How- 

ard. 

Elliott, Richard R. (Elliott & Bro.), h. 146 

Congress e. 

Elliott, Robert, baker, 296 Gratiot, h. same. 

Elliott, Gen. Washington L., U. S. A., h. 


Elliott, William, engineer, h. 213 High. 

Elliott, William H., salesman, bds. 73 Eliz- 

ab3th w. 

Elliott & Bro. (Richard R. and James R. 

Elliott), clotli house, 89 Woodward ave. 

Ellis. Eliza (col'd-wid. James), h. 850 La- 

fayette. 

Ellis,Erastus R., homeopathic physician and 

surgeon, 122 Griswold, h. 118 LVztyne. 

Ellis, Frederick A., bookkeeper, bds. 19 High. 

Ellis, Frederick W., carpenter, h. 131 Har- 

rison ave. 

Ellis, James (col'd), plasterer, h. 262 Beau- 

Bien. 

Ellis, John (col'd), barber, bds. Western Ho- 

tel. 

Ellis, Richard, butcher, bds. Brighton House, 

190 Grand River. 

Ellis, Kobert, sailor, bds. 37 Third. 

Ellsey, Levi, carpenter, h. 11 Plum. 

Elmar, Aaron W., h. 813 Fort w. 

Elmar, Edward S., bookkeeper, bds. 121 

Congress e. 

Elmore, Latimer S., entry clerk, h. 245 Lar- 

ned e. 

Elndy, Christopher, laborer,h. Fifteenth, nr. 

Grand Itiver. 

1 Elser, Gottlieb, laborer, h. e. s. Hurnboldt 

1 ave., bet. Butternut and Ash.

ELS EPP 

NEW YORK ' 

btk b R ; s ~ @ ~ GQsrnpa;ny, @ 

ASSETS, . . $12.000,000 

DAILY CASH INCONE, $15,000 

SOLON IcELEOY, Manager and Agrncj Snpt., 


ELSEY, SAMUEL, marble works, 420 to 

424 St. Antoine, h. 426 same. (See adv.) 

Elsie, Levi, carpenter, h. 11 Plum. 

Elston, Thomas, expressman, bds. 9 Front. 

Elvy, George M., cigarmaker, h. 358 Sisth. 

Eln700d, S. Dow, bds. 502 Jefferson ave. 

Ely, m-illiam P., wireweaver, h. 124 Russell. 

Embach, Mathew, salesman, bds. 222 Napoleon. 

Embach, Mathew. tailor, h. 222 Xapoleon. 

Emerick, Charles, butcher, bds. 200 Woodbridge 

w. 

Emerson, William, carpenter, h. n. e. cor. 

Third and Lewis. 

Emery, Andrew J., moulder, h. Franklin, nr. 

Campau aye. 

Emery, Augustus H., Alderman Second 

ward, proprietor Franklin House, Bates, s. 

e. cor. Larned. 

Emery, Frank, clerk Franklin nouse, bds. 

same. 

Emery, John W., clerk Franklin House, 

bds. same. 

Emery, Samuel, traveling agent, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Emig, Peter, huckster, h. 229 Macomb. 

Emmel, Henry, blacksmith, h. 507 Lafayette. 

Emmet House, Joseph F. Bird, proprietor, 

80 Woodbr~dge 

IT. 

Emmett, John, ash peddler, h. 22 Korth. 

Emmons, Haliner H.. lawyer, 15 Bank Block, 

Griswold, res. Ecorse. 

Emmons, Harriet S. (wid. Adenigia), bds. 49 

Columbia e. 

Emmons, Isaac T., laborer, bds. n. e. cor. Mt. 

Elliott and Jefferson aves. 

Emmonsquizer, John, pailmaker, bds. 46 

Clinton ave. 

Empey, Henry, h. 215 Randolph. 

Encke, James F., st~zdent, bds. 213 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Encke, James F., medical student, bds. 19 

Croghan. 

Endicott, Charles (Newcomb, Endicott & 

Co.), h. 238 Charlotte. 

Endres, Christian, laborer, h. 464 Macomb. 

Endres, Conrad, meat market, 288 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Endres, (ieorge, farmer, h. eor. Jos. Campau 

ave. and Uratiot. 

Endriss, Charles, brewery, cor. Rirard and 

Maple, h. same. 

Endriss, George, upholsterer, h. 18 Clay. 

Eneat, George, tailor and repairer, cor. Lar 

ned and Case, h. same. 

Enfree, bn,, shoemaker, h. 367 Sixteenth. 

ENGEL, CARL, willow ware manufactur- 

er, 299 Gratiot, h. same. (See adv.; 

Engel, Conrad, saloon, cor. Rivard and Mul- 

letto, l~ same. 

Engel, Daniel, butcher, h. 249 Macomb. 

Engel, George, laborer, h. 243 Russell. 

Engel, George D., carpenter, bds. 243 Rus- 

se 1, 

Engel, Henry, laborer, h. 39 Sherman. 

Engel. Joseph, laborer, h. 243 Antietam. 

Engelhardt, Adolph, salesman, h. 396 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Engzlhardt, August, clerk, bds. 278 Gra- 

tiot. 

Engelhardt, Mary (wid. William), h. 279 

Kintli aye. 

Engelhart, William, harnessmaker, h. 396 


Englhart, Anton, cabinetmaker, bds. Lar- 

ned, s. w. cor. Beaubien. 

Engelhart, John, cabinetmaker and saloon, 

Larned, s. w. cor. Beaubien, h. same. 

Engelmann, Edward, csrpenter, h. 10 Jay. 

Engelmann, Barbara (mid. John), 11.496 Cro- 

ghan. i 

Engelund, Peter P., repairer of musical in- 

strnments, 225 Rivard, 11. same. 

Engill, William, laborer, h. s. w. cor. Lafon- 

taine ave. and Magnolia. 

Engine House No. 1, nr. cor. Wayne and 

Larned. 

Engine House No. 2, cor. Larned and St. An- 

toine. 

Engine House No. 3,10 Clifford. 

Engine House No. 4, n. s. Orchard, bet. 

Fifth and Sisth. 

Engine House No. 5, Larned, n. w. cor. Rio- 

pelle. 

Engine House No. 6, cor. Russell and High. 

Englander, Leopold, Yankee notions, 63 

City Hall market, h. 233 St. Autoine. 

Engles, John, saloon, 268 Grand Biver, h. 

same. 

English, William, Sherman House, 5 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Engstler, John, saloon, 469 Clinton ave., h. 

same. 

Engstler, John, mason, h. 469 Clinton ave. 

Ennis, George, carpenter, h. 138 Seventh. 

Enriglit, David, engineer, h. 11 Sibley. 

Ens, Alexander, chalrlnaker, h. 266 Ilussell 

Ensign, Henry P., salksman, h. 98 Elizabeth 

east. 

Ensign, Lewis A.. clerk, h. 98 Elizabeth e. 

Ensign, Louis S., printer, h. w. s. Foulth, 

opp. Grand. 

Entriss, Frederick, upholsterer, h. 81 Clay. 

Epperson, William. confectioner, bds. 81 

First. 

Eppins, John W., cutter, h. o. 208 n. 274 

High. 

Epplyard, James, contractor, h. 338 Fourth. 

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EPP CITY DIRECTORY. FAB 185 

Eppstein, Rev. Elias, rabbi Bethel Temple, Euclide, Devon, laborer, h. n. s. Baker, bet. 

h. 383 Brush. 

Eighteenth and Nineteenth. 

Eppst~in, Isaac, peddler, h. 257 Fort e. Eulian, Brother of the Christian Schools, 

Eppstein, Rose (wid. Louis), Yankee notions, 128 Macomb. 

67 Cit.y Hall market, h. 218 St. Antoine. Eureka Iron Company, office foot Wayne, 

Erb, George, tinsmith, bds. 278 Gratiot. TV. H. Zabriskie, secretary. 

Erb, Peter, laborer, 11. 73 Dequindre. Euting, Anthony B., tanner, bds. n. e. cor. 

Erhard, John, clerk, h. o. 101 n. 189 Napo- Russell and Catharine. 

leon. 

Evans, Frank, lithographer, bds. 247 Colum- 

Erichsen, Claus Detlef, proprietor Hotel bia e. 

Erichsen, 122 and 124 Randolph. Evans, Frederick, blacksmith, bds. 222 Sev- 

Erman, Leon, cigarmaker, h. Grand River, enteenth. 

bet. Adams ave. and Elizabeth. 

Evans, James R., salesman, bds. 18 Lafay- 

Errnann, Rudolph, grocer, 267 Wiodward ette. 


Evans, James R., clerk, bds. 199 Woodward 

Em, Margaret (wid. Jeremiah)? h. 175 Beech. ave. 

Ernest, Henry, laborer, Farnsworth, bet. Evans, John, clerk P. 0, h. 116 Howard. 

Woodward ave. and John K. 

Evans, John (Evans & Walker), 11. 61 High. 

Earnesti, Hermann, grocer,' 369 Orleans, h. Evans, John M., clerk, bds. 199 Woodward 

same. 

ave. 

Erp, Peter, tailor, h. 345 Antieham. Evans, John W., carpenter, h. 337 Franklin. 

Errenbasker, Arnold, carpeater, St. An- Evans, Lyman, clerk, bds. 705 Fort m. 

toine, n. e. cur. Wilkins. 

Evans, Patrick, dairyman, h. 1044 Michigan 

Ersch, A1 bert, carriagemaker, bds. 160 Na- ave. 

tional ave. 

Evans, Samuel (col'd), laborer, h. 46 Har- 

Erwin, Arthur, teamster, bde. 89 Congress e. riett. 

ERWIN, JOHN G., comlnission merchant, Evans, MTilliam F., carpenter, h. 480 Lafon- 

Board of Trade building, h. o. 38 n. 56 taine ave. 

Congress w. 

Evans & Walker (John Evans and Freder- 

Erz, ~illn (Fuchs & En), h. 337 High. ick Walker), wholesale grocers, 96 Jeffer- 

Ertz, Peter, carpenter, h. 7 Silver. 

son ave. 

Escherich, Etnil. baker. h. 214 R~zesell. Evelpar, Frederick, blacksmith, 11. s. e. cor. 

Esdale, ~ames, moulder, bds. 316 Franklin. Sco ,t and Dequindre. 

Eshmann, Uottfried, machinist, h. 366 La- Everbeck, Joseph, carpenter, h. 331 St. Anfayette. 

toine. 

Esselstyn, Elton A. (Fonda & Esselstyn), Evers, Frank, gardener, h. 13 Warren. 

bds. 339 Woodward ave. 

Everest, Barney, cigarmaker, bds. '74 North. 

Esselstyn, Harriet B. (wid. John), h. 97 Everest, Ellen (wid. James), h. 74 North. 

Montcalm w. 

Everett, Cliarles, grocer, s. w. cor. Michigan 

Esselsty n, Henry (Merick, Fowler & Essel- ave. and Fifth, h. same. 

stpn), h. 339 UToodward aye. 

Everett, Charles. sailor, h. 249 Beaubien. 

Esselstyn, Justus N., salesman, bds. IS Co- Everett, Gregory (col'd), laborer, h. 406 Malumbia 

e. 

ple. 

Esselstyn, Willard A. (Hitchcock & Essel- Everett, James (col'd) sailor, h. 191 Congress 

stayn), bds. 339 MToodward aye. 

east 

Esser, John, custom officer, saloon, h. 343 Ewald, Jacob, mason, h. 280 Sixteenth. 

Eeaubien. 

Ewers, Jant: (+. (wid. Alvah), h. 224 First. 

Fsser, IVilliam, bartender, h. 249 Clinton. Eykier, M., salesnlan, bds. Franklin House. 

Essick, John, carpenter, 11. 50 Baker. EXPRESS, AMERICAN MEBCHAXTS' 

Essick, Louis P., machinist, bds. 30 Baker. UKION, s. e. cor. Griswoid and Larned, 

Est.oman, (iodfrey, carpenter, h. 320 Lafay C. J. Petty. agent. (See ndc.) 

etts. 

EXPIIESS, USITED STATES, 32 Gris- 

Estabrook, Arthur S. (Estabrook &Wright), wold. F. H. Cone. agent. (See adv.) 

bds. 34 Lafayette are. 

Ezekiel, Jacob W., auctioneer, 11. 26 Gratiot. 

Estabrook & Wright (Artllur S. Est- Ezekiel, hloses. clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

abrook and Henry &I. Wright), proyrs. Eyre, Charles F., carriage painter, bds. 

Michigan Agricultural Works, cor. Fort Farnsworth, nr. W oodward ave. 

and Twentieth. (See ad%.) 

L___ 

Estell, Hiram, ~ailor, 11. o. 13 n. 149 Napo- 

w. 

leon. 

Esterling, George, printer, bds. 58 Baker. ABER, Adam, san7filer, 178 Lafayette, h. 

Esterling, Joseph, carpenter, h. w. s. Thir- F same. 

teen-and-a-half, bet. Baker and Michigan Faber, David, tailor, h. 102 Calhoun. 

ave. 

Faber, Mathias, stonecutter, h. 117 Croghan. 

Etzler, August, cigarmaker, h. 11 Mechanic. Faber, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 490 Orleans.

186 FAB CLARK'S DETROIT FAR 

PARKE, JENNINOS & CO. 

OFFER 

CHEMICALS 


We make none but what we can 


Faber, Nicholas, teamster, h. 39 National 

ave. 

Faber, Peter, sawmaker, h. 242 Gratiot. 

Faber, William, tailor, h. 102 Calhoun. 

Fader, Augustus, saloon, 82 Wood bridge 

w,, h. same. 

Faer, Louis, laborer, h. 296 Eighteenth. 

Faer, William, laborer, h. 117 Twenty- 

fourth. 

Fafeita, Bartholomew, tailor. bds. 105 Pros- 

pect. 

Faffier, John, cabinetmaker, bds. 145 Ab- 

bott. 

Fahey, John, laborer, h. w. s. Humboldt 

ave., nr. Chestnut. 

Fahey, Thomas, laborer, bds. 130 Larned w. 

Fahle, Philip, laborer, 11. 392 Macomb. 

Faille, Charles, ostrich feather dresser, h. 

95 Catharine. 

Fair, Bernard, ass't sup't car dep't M. C. R. 

R., 11.336 Fort w. 

Fair, Robert, builder and house joiner, 346 

Fourth, h. 110 Harrison ave. 

Fairbairn, George D., carpenter, bds. 338 

Beaubien. 

Fairbairn, James, carpenter, h. 338 Beau- 

bien. 

Fairbairn, James, collarrnalrer, 231 Gris- 

wold, bds. Brighton House. 

Fairbairn, James R., carpenter, h. 536 

Third. 

Fairbairn, Thomas, carpenter, h. 94 Colum- 

bia. 

Fairbairn, Thomas A., physician, office 234 

Woodward ave., h. same. 

Fairbairn, Walter, mason, h. cor. Brush and 

Columbia. 

Fairbrother, George W., clerk, bds. 171 

Elizabeth e. 

Fairchild, Frank H., clerk, bds. 85 Miami 

ave. 

Faircloth, William. printer, bds. 140 Sec- 

ond. 

Faldus, John, laborer, h. Wight, bet. Walker 

and Adair. 

Fales,, Daniel W., sergeant police, h. Wood- 

ward ave., opp. Harper Hospital. 

Fales, Timothy, h. Woodward ave., opp. 

Harper Hospital. 

Faley, James, laborer, h. 213 Porter. 

Faley , Jeremiah, tinsmith, h. 266 Lafayette 

ave. 

Faley, Michael, h. 266 Lafayette ave. 

Faley, Robert, clerk, bds. 266 Lafayette aye. 

Falk, Mrs. Caroline, Antietam, s. e. cor. De- 

quindre. 

Fallen, Hugh, laborer, h. w. s. Trowbridge, 

nr. Pine. 

Falon, Jennie, milliner, bds. 148 Division. 

Falvey, David, boilermaker, bds. 71 Baker. 

Falvey, Daniel, h. 324 Sisth. 

Falvey, Daniel J., match peddler, h. 277 

Montmlin e. 

Falvey, Dennis, laborer, h. 71 Baker. 

Falvey, Jeremiah, tinsmith, bds. 71 Baker. 

Falvey, Michael, plumber and gasfitter, bds. 

324 Sixth. 

Fancher, Eleazer T., drover, h. 165 Woodward 

ave. 

Fancher, Frederick, salesman, bds. 165 

Woodward ave. 

Fancher, Loren, foreman Detroit Locomotive 

Works, h. 131 Abbott. 

Fancher, Miss Nancy, bds. 131 Abbott. 

Fank, Henry, cabinetmaker, h. o. 416 n. 


Farlin, Charles D., lumber dealer, 5 Merrill 

Block, h. 568 Jefferson ave. 

Farley. Edward, clerk, bds. 161 Woodbridge 

w. 

Farley, Euqene, laborer, bds. 135 Larned w. 

Farley, John H., clerk Quarter Master's office, 

h. 258 St. Aubin ave. 

Farley, Owen, maltster, bds. 133 Larned w. 

Farnan, Michael, drover, h. 614 Michigan 

ave. 

Farmer, Felix, moulder, bds. cor. Russell 

and Lafayette. 

Farmer, Henry, moulder, bds. 356 Franklin. 

Farruer. John H., dentist, 35 Monroe ave., 

h. 27 Farmer. 

Farmer, Rosanna (wid. John), bds. 37 Montcalm 

w. 

Farmer, Silas (J. &I. Arnold & Co. and S. 

Farmer & Co.), h. 37 Montcalm w. 

Farmer, Sylvester, machinist, h. 332 Third. 

FARMER, S., & CO. (Silas Farmer and -), 

map publishers, 35 Monroe ave. (See ada.) 

Farnsworttl. Andrew (John Johnson & Co.), 


Farnsworth, Benjamin S., h. 118 St. Antoine. 

Farnsworth, Ron. Elon, h. s. s. Jefferson ave., 

e. Rivard. 

Farnsworth, Frederick E., bookkeeper, h. 

cor. Woodward ave. and Frederick. 

Farnsworth, George, ag't A. & Y. Telegraph, 


Farnley, Thomas, auctioneer, bds. 210 Gratiot. 

Farnsworth, James H:, dentist, 99 Jefferson 


Farnsworth, Leander L., boots and shoes, 

cor. Woodward and Michigan aves., h. 

cor. m700dward ave. and Frederick. 

Farnsworth, Terry B., agent Detroit Fire & 

Marine Insurance Co., bds. Nichols House. 

Farquharson, Robert, tailor, h. 376 Cro- 

ghan. 

1 Farquharson, Robert James, car builder, 

bds. 376 Croghan. 

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FAR CITY DIRECTORY. FEL 

Farquhar, Samuel S. M. (Farquhar & Co.), 

b. 172 Second. 

Farqubar & Co. (Samuel S. M. Farquhar 

and Charles T. Cook), grocers, 175 Woodward 

aye. 

Farr, Mary (wid. Joseph), h. 22 Sibley. 

Farral, Ellen (wid. Lawrence), h. o. 71 n. 81 

La brosse. 

Farrand, David O., physician, n. w. cor. 

Wayne and Congress, h. e. a. Shelby bet. 

Fort and Laf'ayette ave. 

Farrand, George, clerk, h. 268 Columbia 

east. 

Farrand, Jacob S. (Farrand, Sheley & Co.) 

h. 455 Woodward ace. 

Farrand, Sheley & Co.(Jacob S. Far 

rand, Alanson Elleley and William C. 

Williams), wholesale druggists, 80 Woodward 

ave. (See ads.) 

Farrar, John, Sec'y Mechanics' Society, h. 

148 Howard. 

Farrar, John W.. carpenter, h. 407 Sixth. 

Farrar. Eelson M., machinist. h. 325 Seventeenth. 

Farrell, Annie (wid. Philip), h. 15 Sixth. 

Farrell, Charles I., brewer, h. 176 Howard. 

Farrell, Dennis, machinist, h. 308 Lasalle 

ave. 

Farrell, James, laborer, h. 221 Sixth. 

Farrell, James, saddler, 11. 461 Beaubien. 

Farrell, John, tailcr, 11. 57 Labrosse. 

Farrell, Samuel, bookkeeper, h. 13 Jefferson 

aye. 

Farrell, Morris, laborer, h. 462 Fort e. 

Farrell, Timothy, tanner, h. 246 Whitney. 

Farren, James. loader M. C. R. R., h. n. e. 

cor. Beech and Sisth. 

Farren, Michael, laborer, h. 384 Fifth. 

Farrington, Benjamin F. (Pierce, Farrington 

& Mc&lillan), h. 5 Howard. 

Farrley, James, laborer, h. 390 Woodbridge 

w. 

Farstei, Thomas, laborer, h. 552 Lasalle 

ave. 

Farwell, Alfred A., shipping clerk, h. 79 

Pine. 

Farwell, George A., plumber and gasfitter, 

38 Larned e , h. same. 

Farwell, Jesse H. (Smith, Cook & Co.), h.28 

Palmer. 

Farwell, Miss Nettie, teacher, bds. 88 Locust. 

Farwell, Simeon, chair manfr., rear 79 Pine, 

h. 88 Locust. 

Fase, Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, h. 169 Bronson. 

Fasler, John, laborer, h. 266 Columbia e. 

Fassett, Solomon N. (Goodale & Fassett), 

bds. 32 Park Place. 

Fassnacht, Philip, sewer and celler contractor, 

h. 55 Chestnut. 

Fateau, Peter, carpenter, h. 149 Marion. 

Faulkner, Robert C., bds. Russell House. 

Fau~er, Christian, sewing machine repairer, 

359 Gratiot, h. 295 High. 

Fauser, Martin, butcher, n. e. cor. Marion 

and Beaubien, h. same. 

Fauser, M'illiam, carpetweaver, 122 Clinton, 

h. same. 

Faussett, Henry (co17d), laborer, h. 305 Ma- 

comb. 

Faviour, Anthony, carpenter, s. e. cor. Sev- 

enth and Cuttler. 

Fawcett, Robert, boots and shoes, 119 Mich- 

igan ave., h. 146 Adams are e. 

Fawcett, Robert, laborer, h. 20 Front. 

Fay, Conrad, saloon, 835 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Fay, Edmund, captain, h. 86 Marion. 

Fay, George, salesman, h. 99 Adams ave. w. 

Fayram. Amos, general a@. and attor- 

ney for Michigan of the Asbury Life Ins. 

Co. of N. Y., ofice 114 Griswold, h. o. 116 

n. 172 George. 

Fays, Louis, laborer, h. 349 Fifth. 

Featherstone, George, hostler, h. w. s. Sec- 

ond, nr. Michigan ave. 

Fearnley, Thomas, bds. cor. Columbia and 

Brush. 

Fearson, John, painter, bds. 10 Marion. 

Fechheinler, Hermann C. (Fechheimer & 

Workum), bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Fechheimer, Morris C. (Fechheimer & 

W ork um), h. 27 Adelaide. 

Fechheirner, Si,gmund,. salesman, bds. 2'1 

Adelaide. 

Fecllheimer & Workum (Morris C. Fech- 

heimer, David J. Workum and Herman 

C. Fechheimer), liquor dealers, 230 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Fecht, Eugene, lawyer, h. 167 Gratiot. 

Fechte, Elizabeth, h. 185 High. 

Fecteau, Frank, carpenter, h. 177 Twelfth. 

Fecteau, John, clerk, bds. 70 Larned e. 

Fecteau, Magloire, laborer, h. German, n. e. 

cor: Dubois. 

Fecteau, Octave, machinist, bds. 559 Con- 

gress e. 

Fecteau, Rose (wid. Frank), h. 481 Croghan 

Fedel, Frank, laborer, h. 16 Webster. 

Federer, Ernst C., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Federlein, Christopher, cabinetmaker, h. 80 

- 

Sllerman. 

Federlein, George, carver, h. 498 Croghan. 

Federlein, IVilllam, gilder, bds. 63 Atwater. 

Feely, Daniel, laborer, h. 107 Abbott. 

Feely, Jeremiah, boilermaker, h. e. s. Eighth, 

nr. cor. Abbott. 

Feeney, Thomas, painter, h. 55 National 

ave. 

Feiertag, Rudolph, shoemaker, h. 0.187 n. 


Feil, Henry, moulder, h 380 Seventeenth. 

Feilding, James R., chief clerk (3. W. Rail- 

way Western passenger agency, bds. Bid- 

dke House. 

Feldheim, Adolph (D. Black & Co.), bde. 

Hotel Erichsen. 

Feldherr, Bernhardt, mason, h. 159 Mullett.

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Bite Omisc~acnee 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 - 

- @ompamy. 

SOLON HcELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt., 


Feldmann, Anthony, carpenter, h. 371 

North. 

Feldmann, Engelbert, switchman M. C. R. 

R., h. lG7 Macomb. 

Feldmann, Emst, mason, h. n. e. cor. St. 

Joseph and St. Aubin ave. 

Feldmann, Frederick, carpenter, bds. 371 

North. 

Feldmann, Henry, jr., turner, h. 692 Gra- 

tiot. 

Feldmann, Henry. sr., turner. h. 693 Grat-iot. 

Feldmann, Mathilde (wid. Bernhardt), bds. 

167 Macomb. 

Feldner, Edward, director German-Ameri- 

can Seminary. h. 269 Lafapette. 

Felix, Mrs. Ann (col'd), h. 210 Lafapette. 

Felix, William, baker, h. 306 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Felkner, John, carpenter, h. 455 Clinton 

ave. 

FELL, ABRAHAM, supt. Merchants' and 

Peoples' Despatch, 36 Griswold, up-stairs, 

h. 319 Fort w. 

Fells, Nancy (col'd-wid. John), h. 14 Bea- 

con. 

Fellers, Morgan S. (Gould & Fellers), h. 20 

High. 

Fellmann, Joseph, cooper, 239 Elizabeth 

e., h. same. 

Fellman, Joseph, clerk, bds. s. s. Elizabeth, 

nr. Hastings. 

Fellows, Henry E. (Fellows & Burnett), bds. 

Howard House. 

Fellows St Burnett (EIelzry E. Fellows and 

Orson Buruett), jewelers, cor. Michigan 

and Woodward aves. 

Felt, John Q., clerk Assessor's office, h. 251 


Felt, John W., engineer, h. 181 Franklin. 

Felter, Ebenexer, carpenter, h. 289 Colum- 

bia e. 

Felter, Henry, brakeman M. C. R. R., bds. 


Feltior, Patrick, poultry dealer, 3 City Hall 

market. h. s. s. Pine, bet. Fourth and 

Fifth. 

Fenner. David E.. mason. h. 42 Crawford. 

~ennek~, John F., plloto~rapher, cor. Brush 

and Gratiot, h. 67 National ave. 

Feuske, Jollet, laborer, h. s. s. Baker, bet. 

Sixteenth and Seventeenth. 

Fente, Theodore, foreman saw mill, h. 

Woodbridge, bet. Fourteenth and Fifteeuth. 

Fenton, Daniel, plumber, bds. 125 Jones. 

FER 

Fenton, Elizabeth, dressmaker, bds. 125 

Jones. 

Fenton, Henry L., clerk D. & M. R. It., bds. 

34 Macomb. 

Fenton, James, collector water office, h. 34 

Macomb. 

Fecton, James, Yankee notions and toys, 128 

Michigan ave., h. satne. 

Fenton. Nancy (wid. Patrick), h.-125 Jones. 

Fenton, William M., clerk A. Af. U. Ex. 

office, h. 165 Abbott. 

Ferdel, John, boilermaker. h. 235 Franklin. 

Ferguson, Slbert (A. Ross & Co.), h. 108 

Elizabeth w. 

Ferguson, David, machinistt, h. n. s. Michi- 

gan ave., bet. Humboldt and Sullivan 

aves. 

Ferguson, Donald, boilermaker, bds. 53; 

Howard. 

Ferguson, Ellen (wid. aillard), n. 121 Sisth. 

Ferguson, Eralsey, depot master &I. C. R. 

R., 164 Griswold. 

Ferguson, John, laborer, h. 133 Thirteen- 

and a-half. 

Fergnson, John, mason, h. 139 Thirteen- 

aud-a-half. 

Ferguson, Joseph, grocer, 764 Fort w., h. 

same. 

Ferguson, Joseph (col'd), physician, 189 Con- 

gress e., h. same. 

Ferguson, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 90 Porter. 

Ferguson, Mary (wid. John), h. 123 Cal- 

lloun. 

Ferguson, Philo L., plasterer, h. 272 High. 

Ferguson, Ikobert, sailor, bds. Mansion 

House. 

Ferguson, Samuel (S. Ferguson & Co.), h. 


Ferguson, Stephen A., tanner, bds. 556 

Woodbridge m. 

Ferguson, Thomas (Merrell & Ferguson), h. 

381 Larned e. 

Ferguson, Thomas, plasterer, bds. 139 T hir- 


I Ferg_uson, William (col d), whitewasher, h. 

1% Beaubien. 

' FEKUUSON, S., & CO. (Samuel Ferguson, 

Archibald BlcEiay and John D. Mouat), 

plumbers, steam and gasfitters, 91 Jeffer- 

son ave. (See adu.) 

Ferl, Peter, iron finisher, h. 203 Fifth. 

Ferner, Sinioo, wholesale clothing, 10 Con- 

gress e.. h. 104 St. Antoine. 

Ferrand, Eutrope (Ferrand & Osborn), h. 

Springweils. 

Ferrell, Edward, stovemounter, h. Wight, 

bet. Adair and Leib. 

, Ferris, Albert, clerk &I. C. R. R., bds. 0. 

1 232 n. 98i) Michigan ave. 

i Ferris, Frederick A., clerk M. C. R. R-., h. 


Ferris, George, conductor M. C. R. R., bds. 

o. 252 n. 280 Michigan ave. 

I Ferris, Miss .Jnlia, teacher Detroit Female 

1 Seminary, bds. 84 Fort w. 

1

FER CITY DIRECTORY. FIN 189 

FERRAND & OSBORN (Eutrope Ferrand 

and David S. Oab~rn), nurserymen, florists, 

seedsmen and landscape gardeners, n. 

e. cor. Twenty-fourth and Fort. (See adu.) 

Ferrin, Isaac, engineer, 11. 248 Congress w. 

Ferry, Dester M. (D. h1. Ferry & Co.), h. 31 

Winder. 

FERRY, D. M. & Co. (Dester, M. Ferry, 

Henry K. White and Charles C. Bowen, 

seedsmen, 187, 189 and 191 Woodward 

ave. (See adz.) 

Ferachneider, James, tailor, h. 140 Rivard. 

Fessler, John, laborer, h. 266 Columbia e. 

Fessard, Honore (Fessard & Stouder), h. 232 

Kussell. 

Fessard St Stouder (Honore Fessard and 

Peter Stouder), brewery, 232 Russ:ll. 

Fester, Joseph. tailor, h. 313 High. 

Fetes, Louis, sailor, h. cor. Ctlene and 

Franklin. 

Fett, Charles, stoneyard, Beacon, e. St. Antoine, 

11. o. 153 n. 189 Mullett. 

Fetters, Edward J., grocer, 347 Grand River, 

h. same. 

Fetters, Gustavus, clerk, h. 1'79 Lafayette. 

Fetter, Sebastian, cabinetmsker, h. 84 

Adams ave e. 

Fettig, William, carpenter, h. 55JChestnut. 

Feuctlt, Jacob, watchman, h. 423 Macomb. 

Feucht, John, tealuster, h. s. s. Maple, bet. 

Chene and Dub:jis. 

Feuer, Louis, peddler, h. 237 Montcalm e. 

Feure, Felis, carpeuter, h. 64 hIarion. 

Feurst, Lawrence, tailor. h. 480 James. 

Feurster, Edward, melodeon maker, 49 Marion. 

Fey, John, grocery and saloon, 717 and 719 

Michigan ave., h. same. 

Feys, Louis, machinist, h. 349 Fifth. 

Fiala, Frank, laborer, h. e. s. Tillman ave., 


Ficto, Francls, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. 

Walker and Jos. Campau ave. 

Field, Daniel D., insurance agt., h. 95 Colunlbia 

e. 

Field, E~astus H., conductor M. S. R. It.. bds. 


Field, George L., dentist, 87 Woodward 

ave., h. 54 Stimson. 

Field, John B., clerk, h. 14 Columbia e. 

Field, Joseph, machinist 31. C. R. R., bds. 


Field, Moses W. (Moses W. Field & Co.), 

res. Harntramck. 

Field, Moses W ., & Co . (Moses W . Field and 

U eorge S. Tarbell), wholesale grocers, 

foat Uriswold. 

Fielding, Henry, bartender, bds. Heffrons 

saloon. 

Fielding, James, clerk P. O., h. 123 Elizabeth 

e. 

Fifley, Frederick, shoemaker, h. Macomb. 

Fifiher, John, machinist, h. 273 Croghan. 

Fildew, Francis, locksluith, Lds 120 St, 

Aubin ave. 

Fildew, Henry, senr., joiner, h. 120 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Fildu, Henry, joiner, h. 428 Congress e. 

Files, Frederick, brewer, bds. 213 Grand 

River. 

Fillert, Josepli, laborer, h. 180 Division. 

Filyeau, John, beltmaker, h. 299 Franklin. 

Finan, James, laborer, h. 2 14 Third. 

Findlay, John, laborer, h. o. 156 n. 162 

Franklin. 

Findler, Ferdinand, tailor, h. n. e. cor. Beau- 

bien and Division. 

Findlater, James (Findlater & Brunton), h. 6 

Montcalm e. 

Findlater & Brunton (James Find- 

later and Andrew Brunton), dealers in 

stone, office and yard on dock foot Brush, 

adjoining D. & M. R. R. depot. (See adu.) 

Finehart, Joseph, engineer. h. 145 Clinton. 

Finllart, Isaac, mason, 11. 216 St. Antoine. 

Fink, George, Carpenter, h. Crawford, n. w. 

cor. McLean. 

Finken, George, laborer, h. 300 Montcalm e. 

Finken, Henry, cigar manfr., 100 Catharine, 

h. same. 

Finkelstein. Hymann, peddler, h. 8 Beacon. 

Fink, Isaac, peddler, bds. 270 Beaubien. 

Fink Jacob, grocer, 417 Hastings,. h. same. 

Fink, John C., tobacco, 89 Michigan ave., 

Ir. same. 

Fink, Philip, peddler, h. 35 Mullett. 

Fink, Pingus, peddler, h. 96 Mullett. 

Fink? Simon, grocer, 270 Beaubien, h. same. 

Finlayson, John, engineer, h. 651 Franklin. 

Finlayson, Philip, bds. 651 Franklin. 

Finley, James, laborer. 11. 97 Sixth. 

Finley, R. A., bds. 46 La$ayette ave. 

Finley, Thomas, clerk, bds. 210 Gratiot. 

Finley, William, expressman, bds. 175 

Michigan ave. 

Finn, John, carpenter, bds. 82 Eighth. 

Finn, Jeremiah, carpenter, Lds. 82 Eighth. 

Finn, Mi tthew, carpenter, h. 953 Fort w. 

Finn, Richard, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Third 

and Osceola. 

Fina, Thomas, saloon, 501 Michigan ave., h. 

sanle . 

Finn, Timothy, printer, h. 19 Abbott. 

Finn, \\Tilliam J., carpenter, h. S2 Eighth. 

Finnard, Michael, carpenter, h. w. s. Thir- 

teenth, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

Finnean, Charles J., shoemaker, h. 366 Con- 

gress e. 

Finneghan, Edward, laborer, h 164 Frank- 

lin. 

Finneghan, Jerremiah, fireman, h. 21 Por- 

tier. 

Finney, Hattie, teacher new Ninth Ward 

school, bds. 345 Cass ave. 

Fiuney, Hiram S., clerk, bds. 345 Cass ave. 

Finney, Jared W., lawyer, Lds. 345 Cass 

ave. 

Finney, Seymour, h. 345 Cass ave. 

Finney, Sylvester S., engineer, bds. Pinney's 

Hotel.

FIN FIS 



TBROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. 

Finney, Theodore (col'dj, sailor, h. 123 Cro- 

ghan. 

Finney's Hotel, James Parshall, propr., 160 

'CYoodward ave. 

Finnigan, John, school inspector, bds. 253 

Seventh. 

Finnigan, Lawrence, drayman, h. 253 Sev- 

enth. 

Finster, Jonas, painter, h. 90 Macomb. 

Finsterwald, Meier, cigars, candies, &c., 236 

Gratiot, h. same. 

Finsterwald, Meier, cigarmaker, h. 80 Ad- 

ams are. e. 

Firby, Thomas (Mack & Co.), h. 112 Fort 

east. 

Fire Commissioners' and Chief Engineer's 

ofiice, s. e. cor. Randolph and Larned. 

Fire Commissioners (William Duncan, The- 

odore H. Minchman, James 17'. Suttcn, 

Lucretius H. Cobb), office s. e. cor. Ran- 

dolph and Larned. 

Firemen's Hall, s. w. cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Randolph. 

Firmilian, Brother of Christian Schools, 128 

Macomb. 

Firnane, William, baker, bds. 9 Vine. 

Fisbee, Sophia (wid. Richard), h. 306 Six- 

teenth. 

Fischbach, Clara (wid. Philip), grocery, 208 

Russell, h. same. 

Fischbach, Nicholas, grocery and saloon, 56 

and 58 Michigan Grand ave., h. same. 

Fischbach, Philip, clerk, bds. 58 Micliigan 

Grand ave. 

Fischer, Albert, laborer, bds. 272 Sherman. 

Fischer, Albert, watchmaker, bds. 442 Lar- 

ned e. 

Fischer, Benedict, laborer, h. 79 Sherman. 

Fischer, Charles C., bootmaker, 333 Wood- 

ward ave., h. 78 Columbia e. 

Fischer, Christian Frederick William, car- 

penter shop, 120 Chene, h. 140 Congress 

east. 

Fischer, Edward, watchmaker, bds. 442 

Larned e. 

Fischer. Francis, bookkeeper, bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Fischer, Franz, cooper, bds. cor. Hastings 

and Elizabeth. 

Fischer, George, tailor, bds. 159 Adams ave. 

east. 

Fischer, Joseph, carpenter, h. 14 Mechanic. 

Fischer, Peter (P. & W. Fischer), h. 442 

Larned e. 

Fischer, William (P. & W. Fischer), h. 4-40 

Larned e. 

Fischer, William, jr., watchmaker, bds. 440 

Larned e. 

Fischer, P. & W. (Peter and William 

Fisclier), watchmakers and jewele~s, 213 


Fisett, George S., sailor, h. 167 Sherman. 

Fish, Abraham, clock repairing, 358 St. An- 

toine, h. same. 

Fish, Albert, boots an6 shoes, 118 Mich- 

igan ave., h. 172 First. 

Fish, David D. (Fish & Schroder), h. 178 

Twelfth. 

Fish, Everitt W., homeopathic physician, 

49 Wayne, bds. same. 

Fish, William S., bookkeeper, bds. Frank- 

lin House. 

Fish & Schroder (David I). Fish and Ed- 

ward E. Schroder), wholesale teas, 60 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Fisher. Aaron C. (Fisher, Baker & Co.), h. 

227 Woodward rtve. 

Fisher, Albert, baker, bds. 309 Michigan 

ave. 

Fisher, Albert, ?ainter, h. 256 Rivard. 

Fisher, Almeria (wid. Simon), h. 28'7 Wat- 

son. 

Fisher, Augu~t, bartender, bds. 113 Bates. 

Fisher, Benjamin, mason builder, h. 383 

Brush. 

Fisher, Catharine (wid. Henry), h. 72 ElizabetG 

w. 

Fisher, Elam (Fisher & Long), h. 33 Rowland. 

Fisher, Esther (wid. Isaac), h. 302 Brush. 

Fisher. Frederick H., bookkeeper J. V. 

~ehling, bds. ~ott.1 .~auch. 

Fisher, Geoqe W., bricklayer, h. s. a. Selden, 

near cor. Woodward ave. 

Fisher, Isaac, bricklayer, bds. 383 Brush. 

Fieher, Jalnes L. (Coulson, Fisher & Stoddard), 

bds. 30 Winder. 

Fisher, James W., clerk, bds. 11 Baker. 

Fisher, John, clerk: 11.287 Marion. 

Fisher, John, clerk, 11. 171 Twelfth. 

Fisher, John G., grocer, 364 Sisth, h. same. 

Fisher, Henry, engineer, h. 90 Walnut. 

Fisher, Henry, soapmaker, h. 37 Bronson. 

Fisher, Maxwell hi. (Fisher, Booth Sr; Co.), 

11.233 Woodward ave. 

Fisher, Thomas (Fisher & Buchan), h. 328 

Congress e. 

Fisher, William, builder, h. 227 Cass. 

Eisher, Baker & Co. (Aaron C. Fisher, D& 

vid Baker and William Weitzel), carriage 

furnishing goods, 156 Woodward 

ave. 

Fisher, Booth & Co. (Rlaswell M. Fisher, 

Elisha G. Booth and David GC. Preston), 

bankers, 58 Woodward ave. 

Fisher & Buchan (Thomas Fisher and ~ illiam 

Buchan), woodenware, 24 Woodbridge 

w. 

Fisher Sr; Long (Elam Fisher and John E. 

Long), guns and fishing tackle, 110 woodward 

ave.

FIS CITY DIRECTORY. FLA 

Fisk, Edward E. (Fisk & Davison), h. Miami Fitzhugh, Charles M., plasterer, h. 21 Sproat. 

ave., near Peabody's woodyard. 

Fitzhugh, Mark, agent, h. 10 Joy. 

Fisk, Henry J., Secretary Detroit Stove Fitzpatrick, Cornelius, bootmaker, h. 23 

Works, h. 680 Jefferson ave. 

Fort e. 

Fisk & Davison (Edward E. Fisk and Sam- Fitzpatrick, Daniel, laborer, h. 340 Abbott. 

uel Davison), coal and wood, dock foot Fitzpatrick, Dennis, cutter H. P. Baldwin 

Third. 

& Co., h. 188 Michigan ave. 

Fisk, Rev. Louis R.. pastor Central M. E. Fitzpatrick, Edward C., ornamental plas- 

Church, h. 14 Columbia e. 

terer, bds. 162 Third. 

Fiske, Edwin D., salesman F. Buhl & Co., h. Fitzpatrick, James, grocery and liquors, 687 

34 Alexandrine ave. 


Fiske, James E., librarian Y. M. Society, Fitzpatrick, James F., moulder, bds. 162 


Third. 

Fiske, John P. (Fiske & Moses), h. 249 Con- Fitzpatrick, Job.n, dairyman, h. w. s. Nagress 

e. 

tional ave., bet. Oak and Locust. 

Fiske & Moses (John P. Fiske and Lucien Fitzpatrick, John, laborer, h. rear 205 

Moses), wholesale and retail crockery, 92 Sixth. 


Fitzpatrick, John, shipcarpenter, bds. 386 

Fitch, Edward D. (Fitch & Congdon), h 413 Franklin. 


Fitzpatrick, John M., carpenter, h. 103 Gra- 

Fitch, John. M., with Johnson & Wheeler, tiot. 

h. 3 69 Park. 

Fitzpatrick, Lawrence, butcher, bds. 681 

Fitch, Louis R., scrap iron, h. 118 Bates. Michi8an ave. 

Fitch, William E., bookkeeper, bds. 68 Con Fitzpatrick, blichael, laborer, h. 200 Frankgress 

w. 

lin. 

Fitch, William L., engineer, h. 85 Sibley. FITZPATRICK, PETER J., butcher, 2 City 

Fitch & Congdon (Edward D. Fitch and Hall market, h. 687 Michigan ave. 

David Congdon), merchant tailors and Fitzpatrick, Stephen A., asst. editor Jourclothiers, 


nal of Commerce, bds. Michigan Ex- 

Fitchen, William, teamster, h. 792 Wood- change. 

bridgz w. 

Fitzpatrick, Thomas, h. 162 Third. 

Fitzgerald, Bridget (wid. William), h. 217 Fi tzpatrick, Thomas R., drover and butcher, 

National ave. 

bds. 687 Michigan ave. 

Fitzgerald, Catharine (wid. James), h. s. w. ' Fitzsimmons, Charles, grocery and produce 

cor. Fourth and Union. 

dealer. 380 Grand River. h. 376 same. 

Fitzgerald, Charles, laborer, h. 199 Abbott. Fitzsimmons, James, carpinter, bds. 159 

Fitzgerald, David, blacksmith, h. n. s. Con- Fifth. 

gress, bet. St. Antoine and Hastings. Fitzsimmons, John, laborer, bds. 10 Marion. 

Fi tzgerald, David, blacksmith, h. 10 Brady . Fit~simmons, Michael, laborer, bds. 270 

Fitzgerald, Edward, laborer, h. 256 How- Fiftli. 

ard. 

Fitzsimmons, telegraph operator, M. C. R. 

Fitzgerald, John, laborer, h. 103 Fifteenth. R., bds. 317 Third. 

Fitzgerald, John W. (Peters & Fitzgerald), Fitzsimons, Patrick (Beatty & Fitzsimons), 

h. s. s. Grand River, near Twelfth. h. 55 Congress w. 

Fitzgerald, Martin, mason, h. 429 Twelfth. I Fitzsimons, Thomas, sea captain, h. 159 

Fitzgerald, Mary (wid. Thomas), h. 331 Fifth. Fifth. 

Fitzgerald, Michael, drayman, h. 16 Nation- Flach, Adeline (wid Samuel), h. 183 Conal 

ave. 

gress e. 

Fitzgerald, Michael: laborer, h. 108 Porter. ; Flach, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 375 La- 

Fitzgerald, Patrick, drayman, h. 117 Jones. 

Fitzgerald, Richard, laborer, h. 135 Twen- 1 F1zrtgederick, cabinetmaker, h. 362 Fort 

ty-first. 

east. 

Fitzgerald, Richard, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Flaherty, Mary (wid. John), h. 121 Labrosse. 

Fifth and Porter. 

Ylanigan, Ann (wid. Michael), h. 110 Cherry. 

Fitzgerald, Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 47 Flanigan, Ann (wid. Patrick), saloon, 54 

Wayne. 

Front, h. same. 

Fitzgerald, William, laborer, h. 23 Nation- Flanigan, Henry, moulder, bds. cor. Lye11 

al ave. 

ave. and Butternut. 

Fitzgerald, William, peddler, h. 447 Fifth. Flanigan, James, currier, res. Hamtramck. 

Fitzgibbons, James, blacksmith, h. 4G1 Cro- Fianigan, James, laborer, h. 117 Twentyghan. 

fourth. 

Fitzgibbons, Miles, tailor, 5'0 Grand River, Flanigan, Jeremiah, boilermaker, h. 13 Lah. 

184 Michican ave. 

b-rosse. 

Fitzgib1,0ns, ~ibrris, blacksmith, h. n. s. La- Flanigan, Jolm, cabinetmaker, h. 327 Fiffayette 

ave., bet. Seventh and Eighth. teenth.

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SOLON ilIeELROY, i?Janager and Agene y Snpt., 


Flanigan, John, asst. U. S. revenue assessor, 

h. E. s. Limburg, bet. Second and Third. 

Flanigan, John, laborer, h. 230 W hitney . 

Flanigan, Mark, U. S. Assessor and propr. 

Pioneer Cotton Mills, h. 44 High. 

Flanigan, &lark, butcher, bds. 37 Blontcalm 

W. 

Flanigan, Michael, agent, bds. Peninsular 

Hotel. 

Flanigan, Patrick, laborer, bds. 110 Cherry. 

Flanigan, Thomas, laborer, h. 187 National 

ave. 

Fla~igan, William, butcher, h. 223 Third. 

Flanigan, William, butcher, 327 Woodward 

ave., h. 603 Fort w. 

Flanigan, William, blacksmith, h. 100 

Cherry. 

Flanigan, William, laborer, bds. 110 cherry. 

Flanigan, William, teacher,,h. Clifford, near 

No. 5 engine house. 

Flanley, Anthony,' carpenter, bds. 112 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Flannery, Patrick (C. D. Widman & CO.),~. 

560 Seventh. 

Flattery, Dennis (Flattery & Bros.), bds. 175 

Larned e. 

Flattery, James (Flattery & Bros.) h. 175 

Larned e. 

Flattery, Neil (Flattery & Bros.), h. 94 Lar- 

ned e. 

Flattery, William, cabinetmaker, h. 280 

Congress e. 

Flattery St Brothers (Neil, Dennis and James 

Flattery), wholesale furniture, 26 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Fleischer, Adolph, machinist, bds. 75 &Ion- 

roe ave. 

Fleischer, Peter, notary public, intelligence 

office, 15 Monroe ave. h. same. 

Fleischmann, Charles, butcher, City Hall 

market, h. 114 Larned e. 

Fleischmann, Henry, butcher, h. 83 Fort e. 

Fleishmann, Samuel, butcher, h. 114 Lar- 

ned e. 

Fleischmann, Samuel, butcher, h. 83 .ti'ort 

east. 

Fleichman, Mathew, laborer, h. 227 High. 

Fleming, Constantine, blacksmith, h. 419 

Seventh. 

Fleming, David, saloon, 880 River Road, h. 

842 Woodbridge w. 

Flenling, David, laborer, h. 135 Sixteenth. 

Fleming, Duncan, plasterer, h. Wilkins, cor. 

Bean bien. 

Fleming, James, harnessmaker, h. 273 Sec 

ond. 

Fleming, James S., saddler, h. 205 Second. 

Fleming, John, commission merchant, h. 441 

Fort e. 

Fleming, Lroseph, tinsmith, bds. 97 Jefferson 

ave. 

Fleming, Marion (wid. Joseph), h. cor. 

Woodbridge and Walker. 

Fleming, Miss Mary, washerwoman, h. 150 

La brosse. 

Fleming, Philemon, laborer, h. 191 Colum- 

bia e. 

Fleming, Patrick, laborer, 1.1.185 Sixteenth. 

Fleming, Thcmas, moulder. bds. City Hotel. 

Fleming, William, laborer, h. 100 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Fler, John, laborer, h. 191 Wilkins. 

Fleraimont, Peter, shoemaker, h. 318 At- 

, water. 

Fleschans, Thomas, laborer, h. w. s. Sulli- 

van ave., nr. Ash. 

Flese, John, laborer, h. 196 VSTilkins. 

Flesser, Daniel, clerk, h. 291 Clinton. 

Fle~ cher, i?enjamin, salesman FV. E. Tunis, 

' b. 65 BIontcaIm w. 

Fletcher, Charles, switchman M. C. R. R., 

, bds. 220 Congress w. 

Fletcher, Frank E., druggist, 238 Randolph, 

h. 81.4dams ave e. 

Fletcher, George, tobacconist, bds. 103 Lar- 

ned w. 

Fletcher, George, peddler, h. s. w. cor. Grand 

Hiver and Fifteenth. 

Fletcher, George C., salesman, h. 23 How- 

ard. 

Fletcher, George N., lumber merchant, 536 

Jefferson ave., nr. R. K. bridge. 

Fletcher, James, clerk, bds. 58 Beaubien. 

Fletcher, James, clerk. bds. Tremont House. 

Fletcher, Jonn, carpenter, bds. 455 Sixth. 

Fletcher, John H., law student D. C. Hol- 

brook, room 101 Griswold. 

Fletcher, John J., carpenter, h. 458 Sixth. 

Fletcher, William, gardener, h. s. e. cor. Ciold 

and Fourth. 

Fleury, Francis, painter, 217 Woodmard 

ave., h. 191 St. Aubin ave. 

Fleury. John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. First and 

Larned. 

Flewelling, Anthony Powers, carpenter, h. 

541 Croghan. 

Flick, John, laborer, bds. 233 Watson. 

Flick, George H., laborer, b. 119 Larned w. 

Flierl, Peter, grocer, blacksmith, 357 Hasting~, 

h. same. 

Flinn, Bridget, h. 27 Sproat. 

Flinn. Daniel, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. Riopelle 

and Hivard. 

Flinn, Elisha H., attorney, 649 Jefferson 

ave., bds. 14 Columbia e. 

Flinn, John, cabinetmaker, h. 124 HOWard. 

Flinn, James, laborer, h. e. s. Humboldt 

ave., bet. Ash and Butternut. 

Flint, 9bel R., U. S. lake survey, bds. 56 

Adams ave e. 

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FOR 193 

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Flint, Edgar, City Collector, City Hall, h. 248 

Congress e. 

F'lintermaan. John, physician, 278 St. Attoine, 

h. same. 

Flishaunge, Albert, laborer, h. e. s. Humboldt 

ave., bet. Poplar and Buchanan. 

Flood, Catharine (wid. James), h. 101 Beaubien. 

Flood, Jennie (mid. John), h. 54 Brush. 

Flood, John, saloon, s. e. cor. Woodward 

ave. and Brady, h. same. 

Flood, John B.. machinist, bds. 117 Oak. 

Flood, Mary (wid. James), h. 117 Oak. 

Flood, Patrick, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Porter 

and Tenth. 

Florie, Frank, carpenter, h. o. 39 n. 323 

Whitney. 

Flower, eeorge (James Flower & Bros.), h. 

52 Lafayette. 

Flower, James (James Flower & Bros.), h. 

113 Larned e. 

Flower, Thomas (James Flower & Bros.), 

h. 118 Woodbridge e. 

Flower, James, & Bros. (James, Thomas 

and George Flower), machinists and 

brassfinishers, n. e. cor. Brush and Woodbridge. 

Flowers, Charles, short-hand reporter Circuit 

Court, 218 Woodward ave. 

Floyd, Andrew (col'd), laborer, hds. 52 Mullett. 

Floyd, Sarah (wid. William), h. 102 National 

al-e. 

Floyd, Thomas, boilermaker, h. 102 National 

ave. 

Fluer, Peter, blacksmith, h. n. w. cor. Hastings 

and Elizabeth. 

Flynn, Edward, porter, h. 27 Sproat. 

Flynn, Hugh, sash and blind factory, cor. 

Congress and Third, h. 71 Third. 

Flynn, James W., clerk, h. 238 Park. 

Flinn, John, bds. 27 Sproat. 

Flinn. John, foreman Hugh Flynn's sash 

factory, h. 140 Iiou~ard. 

Flynn, Patrick, laborer, h. 234 Sixth. 

Flynn, Timothy, moulder, h. 259 Thirteenand-a-ha1 

f: 

Foerster, Edward, cabinetmaker, h. 47 Marion. 

Foex, Charles, currier, bds. Woodbridge, 

opp. Croul's tannery. 

Foes, Francis, tanner, h. Woodbridge, opp. 

Croul's tannery. 

Fogarty, John, saloon, 137 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Fogarty, Timothy, laborer, h. 1G9 Beech. 

Folirman, Peter, tanner, h. 9 Marion. 

Foisey, Aatoine. clerk, 11. 227 Franklin. 

Foley , Charles, machinist, h. 90 Larned w. 

Foley, David, tanner, 11. w. s. Sixteenth. bet. 


Foley, Dennis, teamster, h. e. s. Third, bet. 

Willis ave. and Holden Road. 

Foley, James, laborer, 11.6; Sullivan ave. 

Foley, Jofuz, baker, h. 506 Michigau ave. 

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Foley, Michael, laborer, h. Third, nr. Hol 

clen Road. 

Foley, Robert, clerk, bds. 266 Lafayette ave 

Foley, Timothy, laborer, h. alley rear 11 

Jones. 

Foley, Timothy, laborer, h. s. w. cor. La, 

brosse and Tenth. 

Foley, William, engineer, bds. o. 154 n. 156 

Woodbridge e. 

Follett, Christopher, mason, h. 255 Fifth. 

Follett, Nathaniel, receiving teller Second 

National Bank, bds. 45 Congress w. 

Folsom, Frank (S. Folsom & Co.), h. 90 

Washington aye. 

Folsom, Simeon (S. Folsom & Co.), h. 90 

13Tttsl~ington ave. 

FOLSOM, S., St CO. (Simeon and Frank Fol- 

som), wool, 90 Woodward ave. 

Foluette, Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 428 La- 

fayette. 

Fonda, Isaac H. (Fonda & Esselstyn), h. 18 

Columbia e. 

Fonda St Easelstpn (Isaac H. Fonda and Elton 

A. Esselstyn), dry goods, 146 Woodward 

ave. 

Foote, Rev. Charles C., chaplain House of 

Correction, h. SO Columbia w. 

Foote, George (Moore, Foote & Co.), h. 231 

Fort w. 

Foote, Col. Henry R., U. S. army, h. 379 


Foote, Lewis, assistant U. S. lake survey, h. 

20 Limburg. 

Fop, C. H., clerk, bds. Tremoni Eouse. 

Forbes, Frank, machinist, h. 200 Macomb. 

Forbes. Frederick, telegraph operator, bds. 

110 Randolph. 

Forbes, Frederick J. B., auctioneer, h. 310 

Randolph. 

Forbes, Francis T., machinist, bds. 200 Ma- 

comb. 

Forbes, James, shoemaker, h. 141 Harrison 

ave. 

Forbes, John, clerk, h. 23 Washington ave. 

Forbes, Michael, shipcarpenter, bds. 200 

Macomb. 

Forbes, Richard, blacksmith, 241 Griswold, 

h. 94 Columbia w. 

Forbes, Robert S., druggist, bds. 310 Ran- 

dolph. + 

Forbes, Thomas, clerk, bds. 189 Croghan. 

Forbes, William A., clerk, bds. 210 Ran- 

do1 ph. 

Force. John, peddler, 11 228 Adams ave. e. 

Ford, Charles, sailor, h. 384 Franklin. 

Ford, George, macllinist, h. w. S. Twelfth, 

cor. railroad crossing. 

Ford, George (Belknap, Hill & Ford), h. 

cor. Lafayette ave., and Twelfth. 

Ford, James H., clerk, bds. 644 Jefferson 

ave. 

Ford, John, gardener and florist, h. 4-49 

Eighteenth. 

Ford, John H. (J. N. Ford & Co.), h. 657 Jef- 

ferson ave.

FOR FOU 

Physioians always specim 


ON PRESCRIPTIONS, 

As OTHER MA~~ACTURES MAY BE SUPPLIED. 

Ford, John F., gardener, bds. 449 Eight- 

eenth. 

Ford, John N. (J. K. Ford & Co.), h. 644 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Ford, Mrs., h. 164 Franklin. 

Ford, Patrick H., gardener, bds. 449 Eight- 

eenth. 

Ford, William, shoemaker, bds. 8 Wood- 

ward ave. 

FORD, J. N., & CO. (John N. and John H. 

Ford), steam forge, foot Mt. Elliott ave. 

(See ad%.) 

Forgey, Alfred, salesman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Forgey, Alfred V., chemist, bds. Russell 

House. 

Formar, Fritz, laborer, h. 358 Seventeenth. 

Forn, Patrick. laborer, h. 418 Seventh. 

Forni, Vital, grocery and saloon, 479 Gra- 

tiot, h. same. 

Forni, Vital, jr., painter, bds. 479 Gratiot. 

Forrest, Alexander, laborer, bds. Wight, bet. 

Walker and Adair. 

Forrest, Daniel, carpenter, h. 352 Howard. 

Forrest, Frank, laborer, h. Wight, bet. 


Forrest, James O., bookkeeper, h. 41 Con- 

gress w. 

Forst, Augustus, carpenter, h. 560 Croghan. 

Forster, John, photographer, 41 Monroe 

ave., h. 414 Mullett. 

Forst-r, Thomas, photographer, 41 Monroe 

ave., h. 414 Mullett. 

Forst'ck, Horace, painter, h. 305 Thirteen- 

and-a-half. 

Forsyth, Xlijah, clerk, bds. 255 Brush. 

Forsyth, George (Forsyth & Co.), h. 3 Gra- 

tiot. 

Forsyth, James (Forsyth & Co.), h. 76 Far- 

rar. 

Forsyth, James, laborer, h. 43 Spencer. 

Forsyt -1, John, clerk, h. 20 Spencer. 

Forsyth, Patrick (Forsyth & Berry), h. 401 

Twelfth. 

Forsy th, Patrick, engineer, bds. 43 Spencer. 

Forsyth, Peter, (Daily Union Co.), h. 43 

Spencer. 

Forsyth, Thomas R. (Forsyth & Mrebster), 

h. 251 Larned e. 

Forsyth & Berry (Patrick Forsyth and 

Thomas Berry), furniture, 35 Michigan 

ave. 

FORSYTB & WEBSTER (Thomas R. For- 

syth and M. Howard Webster), life insur- 

ance agents, 13 Hotunda building. (See 

aclc.) 

Forsyth & Co. (James and George Forsyth), 

millinery and fancy dry goods, 150 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Fortain, Frank, carpenter, h. 1 Glass Row, 

Maple. 

Fortain, James M., carpenter, h. 420 Lafay- 

ette. 

Fortain, Napoleon, joiner, h. 420 Lafayette. 

Porter, Rosa, seamstress, h. 403 Franklin. 

Fortsick, Horace, painter, h. 305 Thirteen- 

and-a-h ? lf. 

Fortune, Thomas, wheelwright, bds. 1:6 

Clinton. 

Fose, Frank, machinist, h. 4'77 Fort e. 

Foskel, Louis, tinsmith, bds. 156 St. An- 

toine. 

Foster, Arthur, carpenter, h 260 First. 

Foster. Charles E. (Foster St Son), bds. 143 

Woodbridge w. 

Foster, Charles J.. engraver, 16 Merrill 

block, bds 44 Centre. 

Foster, Edward D., (&lumford, Foster St 

Co.), h. 12 Macomb. 

Foster, Frederick S., clerk, h. 137 Cass ave. 

Foster, George, carpenter, h. 432 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Foster, Harvey C. (W. L. Foster & Co.), bds. 

Michigan Exchange. 

Foster, James (Foster & Son). h. 145 MTood- 

bridge w. 

Foster, James A., artificial limb manfr., 172 

Jefferson ave., bds. American House. 

Foster, John J., engraver, h. 159 St. An- ! i 

toine. 

Foster, John W., clerk, bds. 143 Woodbridge 

west. 

Foster, John Y., clerk, bds. 143 Woodbridge 

west. 

Foster, Joseph, boarding, h. Woodbridge, nr. 

M. C. R. K. crossing. 

Foster, Joseph, blacksmith, bds 495 Larned 

east. 

Foster, Joseph E., lumber dealer, h. 44 

Centre. 

Foster, Kicholas, shoemaker, bds. 424 

Twelfth. 

Foster, Robert J., vegetables, City Hall 

market, h. s. s. Gralld River, nr. Twelfth. 

Foster, Susan (wid. Thomas), h. 90 Rivard. 

Foster, Thoiilas, sailor. 11. 495 Larned e. 

Foster, William 1,. ( W. L. Foster $ Co.), Bds. 

Michigan Exchange. g C 

Foster, Wiiliam N., saloon, 94 Michigan 


Foster, W. L., & Co..( William L. and Harvey 

C. Foster), books abd stationery, 121 Jefferson 

ave. 

Foster & Son (James and Charles E. Foster), 

barbers, 143 W700dbridge w. 

Foston, Frank, carpenter, h. 411 Fort-e. 

Fotier, Sarah (wid. Charles), h. 59 Grand 

River e. 

Fough, William, foreman machine shop, h. 

496 \Voodbridge m. 

Fountain, Edward, laborer, h. 441 Guoin. 

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Fountain, Frank, blacksmith, h. 163 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Fourby, Thomas J., printer, bds. 81 Con- 

gress e. 

Fournier, Abraham, carpenter, h. n. s. Ger 

man, e. St. Aubin ave. 

Fournier, John, machinist, h. 151 Wight. 

Fowler, Alexander D., lawyer, 75 Gr.swold, 

bds. o. 40 n. 46 Montcalm w. 

Fowler, Caroline (wid. Richard), h. 5 Cottage 

Row, Elizabeth w. 

Fowler, Frederick W., boxmaker, bds. 28 

Orchard. 

Fowler, George, stonecutter, h. o. 44 n. 46 

Montcalm w. 

Fowler, George H., salesman, h. o. 44 n. 46 

Montcalm w. 

Fowler, Henry, box factory, 17 Jefferson 

ave., h. 28 Orchard. 

Fowler, John N. (Merick, Fowler & Essel- 

styn), h. 444 Woodward ave. 

Fowler, Silas T., mason, h. 22 Montcalln w. 

Fowler, William H., boxmaker, bds. 28 Or- 

chard. 

Fowler, William J. (George Rice & Co.), h. 


Fox, Augustus E., telegraph operator D. St 

B1. R. I%., bds. Tremont House. 

Fox, Colin, manager W. U. Telegraph office, 

h. 272 Randolph. 

Fox, David F., lawyer, n. w. cor. Congress 

and Griswold, 11. 225 Brush. 

Fox, Edward, b. 58 Colurubia e. 

Fox, George, pr nter, h. 252 Brush. 

Fox, George B., printer, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Fox, Jacob B. (J. B. Fox & Co.). h. 44 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Fox, James L. T., lawyer, h. 348 Third. 

Fox, John, ca: penter, h. 134 Labrosse. 

Fox, John, laborer, h. 107 Bronson. 

Fox, John C., cabinetmaker, h. 120 Napo- 

leon. 

Fos, Lucien H., insurance agent, bds. 89 

State. 

Fos, Martin (M. Fox & Co.), h. 305 St. An- 

toine. 

Fox, Michael M., engineer, h. 68 Harrison I 

ace. 

Fox, Philip L., h. 169 First. 

Fox, Robert, h. 225 Brush. 

Fox, William F., confectioner, bds. 44 Eliz- 

abeth e. 

Fox, J. B., & Co. (Jacob B. Fox, Jacob Bris 

tol, William Phel ps Ss; Co.), wholesale con- 

fectioners, 221 Jeft'eraon ave. 

Fox, Rfartin, & Co. (Martin Fox and Conrad 

May), mnfrs. pocketbooks and fancy box- 

es, 79 Fort e. 

Foxen, William, real estate agent, BUM 

block, 80 Oriswold, h. 23 Howard. 

Foy, Michael, laborer, h. s. e. cor. National 

ave. and Locust. 

Foy. William, bookkeeper, h. 14 Harrison 

ave. 

Foyal, Barney, laborer, h. 123 Clinton. 

Foysie, Augustus, drayman, h. 234 Catha- 

rine. 

Foysie, Joseph, bds. 234 Catharine. 

Fram back, Harry. clerk, bds. Howard House. 

Franconi, Francis, sailor, h. 384 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Francis, Mrs. John, milliner, 140 Marion, h. 

same. 

Francis, John, cook, h. 144 Marion. 

France, John, insurance agent, h. 163 

Rivard. 

Franger, Frank, barber, 2408 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Frank, Abraham, clerk, bds. 119 St. Antoine. 

Frank, Adolph, carriagetrimmer. h. 183 

Clinton. 

Frank, Andrew, basketmaker, h. 74 Antie- 

tam. 

Frank, Anton, laborer, h. 352 High. 

Frank, Anthony, stone mason, h. 56 Bron- 

son. 

Frank, Henry, laborer, h. Dubois, s. e. cor. 

Antietam. 

Frank, Henry (Sickler & Frank), h. 191 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Frank, Miss Julia, h. 328 Macomb. 

Frank, John, carpenter, h. 295 Mary. 

Frank, John, upholsterer, bds. 74 Antie- 

tam 

Frank, Louis, saloon, 384 Croghan, h. same. 

Frank, Michael, bricklayer, h. 217 Maple. 

Frank, Nicholas, shoemaker, bds. 420 Ilio- 

pelle. 

Frank, '5TTilliam, clerk, bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Frank, William H., grocer, 465 Lafontaine 


Franke, A1 bert, letter carrier fifteenth dis- 

trict, h. 22 (:lay. 

Frankenstein, Jacob, tailor, h. 29 St. An- 

toine. 

Frankenstein, Morris, shoemaker, 59 Jeffer- 

son ave., h. 93 same. 

Franker, Xichard, boarding, h. 705 Frank- 

lin. 

Franklin, Abraham G., clerk, h. 308 Ran- 

dolph. 

Franklin, Abraham J., traveling agent, h. 

n. e cor. Randolph and Harriett. 

Franklin, Alfred B., mason, h. 202 Beau- 

bien. 

Franklin, Benjamin (col'd), laborer, h. rear 


Franklin, Benjamin (col'd), laborer, h. 294 

Catharine. 

Franklin, Daniel, carpenter, h. 336 Rio- 

pelle. 

Franklin, David, painter. bds. 94 Napoleon. 

Franklin, Elias, cooper, h. 94 Napoleon. 

Franklin House, cor. Bates and Larned, A. 

H. Emery proprietor. 

Franklin School, n. w. cor. Seventh and Lo- 

cust. 

Franklin, William, teamster, h. Guoin, on 

Chene farm.

FRA FRE 

NEW YORE I Frederick. Edward P.. clerk, bds. 347 Grand I 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH &COME, $15,000 

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SOLON l!IeELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt., 


Frantz, Charles, foreman K. C. Barker & 

Co., h. 6 Clay. 

Frantz, Joseph, machinist, h. 189 Clinton. 

Frantz, Julius, bricklayer, h. w. s. Antietam, 

bet. Chene and Dubois. 

Frantz, Margaret (wid. Samuel), dressma- 

ker, 251 Brush, 11. same. 

Frantz, SamueliS., saloon, 30Woodward ave., 

h. same. 

Franz, Frederick, potash maker, h. 16 Wil- 

kine. 

Frary, Thomas J., tinsmith, h. 32 Harriett. 

Fraser. Alexander, carpenter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Fraser, Alexander D., lawyer, h. 326 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

. Fraser, Alexander James, lawyer, h. s. e. 

cor. Jefferson ave. and Chene. 

Fraser, David, laborer, h. 107 Russell. 

Fraser, David, porter, h. 95 Elussell. 

Fraser, Donald, baggagemaster G. W. R., 

h. 339 Tenth. 

Fraser, John, peddler, h. 180 Beech. 

Fraser, John C., carpenter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Frast, Origm, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 217 

Howard. 

Frauser, Christian, finisher, h. o. 229 n. 295 

High. 

Frauser, John, laborer. h. o. 229 n. 295 

High. 

Frawley, DanieI, laborer, h. 495 Trow- 

bridge. 

FRAZER, ALEXANDER, carpenter and 

joiner, 45 Larned w., bds. Goodman 

House. (See da.) 

Frazer, Carl E., conductor, bds. 474 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Frazer, David C., millwright, bds. First, bet. 

Larned and Congress. 

Frazer, Francis, sail or, h. 143 Napoleon. 

Frazer, James, sailor, h. o. 71 n. 147 

Napoleon. 

Frazer, James H. (Frazer & Grove), h. 139 

Columbia e. 

Frazer, John, machinist, bds. 189 Croghan. 

Frazer, John C., showcase maker, bds. Good- 

man House. 

Frazer: Thomas, h. 164 Lafayette ave. 

Frazer (iL Grove (James H. Frazer and Caa- 

sius G. Grove), Home Mutual Life Insur- 

ance Co., 126 Jefferson ave. 

Freddolin, Linz, shoemaker, h. 121 Clinton. 

Frede, Frederick, drayman, h. 68 Maple. 

Frede, Hermann, droy man ,.h. 312 High. 

River. 

Frederick, John, butcher, h. 542 Croghan. 

Frederick, Peter, butcher, h. 548 Croghan. 

Frederick, Thomas, cooper, 11. 307 Mary. 

Fredericks, Frank, carpenter, 21. 343 High. 

Fredericks. John J. (Fredericks & Co.). h. 


Fredericks & Co. (John Jacob Fredericks and 

Jacob Bertsch), butchers, 130 St. Antoine. 

cor. Fort. 

Freedman, Herman (S. Freedman & Bro's), 

h. 63 Lafapette ave. 

Freedman, Jacob, peddler, h. rear 174 Cro- 

ghan. 

Freedman, Simon (S. Freedman & Bro's), h. 


Freedman, Solomon (S. Freedman & Bro's), 

res. New York. 

Freedman S., & Brothers (Solomon, Simon 

and Herman Freedman), dry goods and 

millinery, 82 and 84 Woodward ave. 

Freeland, Charles, carpencer, h. n. e. cor. 

Bnena Vista and Seventh. 

Freeland, Bev. Samuel M., pastor Second 

Congregational Church, h. 37 Selden. 

Freeland, William H., machinist, bds. 220 

Congress w. 

Freeman, August, teamster, h. 318 Whit- 

ney. 

Freeman, Bolivar, Deputy Sheriff, h. 459 St. 

Antoine. 

Freeman, Frederick, tailor, h. 135 Pros- 

pect. 

Freeman, George, engineer, h. 508 Atwater. 

Freeman, George, sailor, h. 450 Woodbridge 

east. 

Freeman, George, painter, bds. 304 Seven- 

teenth. 

Freeman, George L., billiard table manu- 

facturer, h. 134 Lafayette ave. 

Freeman, John A., laborer, h. 73 Labrosse. 

Freeman, John D., clerk, bds. 459 St. An- 

toine. 

Freeman, Julius, carpenter, h. 454 Fort e. 

Freeman, Mathew M., carpenter, h. n. w. 

cor. Dubois and Franklin. 

Freeman, Otis L., laborer, h. 47 Watson. 

Freeman, Seth, engineer, h. 41 Sherman. 

Freemen, Seth, carpenter, lS9 Woodward 

ave., h. 44 Sherman. 

Freeman, Seth, sr., laborer, h. 44 Sherman. 

Freeman, William, blacksmith, bds. 168 La- 

fayette. 

Freeman, Ziber, sailor, h. 677 Franklin. 

Frehle, August, laborer, h. 236 Whitney. 

Freibel, Frederick, machinist, bds. SO 

Front. 

Freiburger, Charles, clerk, bds. 916 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Freiburger, Frederick, Deputy Marshal, h. 


F'religh, William. carpenter, h. 265 Second. 

French, Albert, draughtsman, bds. 55 Mich- 


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FRE m y DIRECTORY. FUE 197 

GEO. S. FROST & CO., 

• DEALERS IN 

MICHIGAN PINE LANDS 

Griswold Street, near Post Office, 

Geo. S. Frost, 

Chas. Noble 

has. W. ~bble, DETROIT, MICH. 

French, George W., carpenter, h. 421 La- Fritz, Joseph, currier, h. s. w. cor. Croghan 

salle ave. 

and Dequindre. 

French, George, cook, h. 339 Macomb. Fritz, Mary Ann (wid. Charles), h. 382 Cro- 

French, James, contractor, h. 10 Sproat. ghan. 

French, Joseph, cashier Tribune, h. 123 Fritz, Thomas, tailor, bds. 18 Jay. 

Abbott. 

From, John, tanner, h. 50 Twenty-second. 

French, Lafayette, cooper, h. 106 Fifteenth. Frombgen, Peter J., shoemaker, bds. s. s. 

French, Norman T., sawyer, h. 69 Fif- Grand River, near Lasalle ave. 

teenth. 

Fronhard, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. St. Jo- 

French, Samuel (col'd), laborer, h. 105 Ben- seph and Dequindre. 

ton. 

Fronrath, Stephen, blacksmith, h. 26 Web- 

French, Thomas P., auction and real ster. 

estate, 209 Jefferson ave., bds. Michigan Frost, George S. (George S. Frost & Co.), 

Eschange. 

h. s. tv. cor. Third and Fort. 

French, William H., painter, bds. 10 Frost, Milton,Superintendent Detroit Wood- 

Sproat. 

enware Works, 11.960 Jefferson ave. 

Frensch, John, meat market, 335 Hastings, Frost, Robert M., clerk, bds. 960 Jefferson 

h. same. 

ave. 

Freund, Adolph, bookkeeper, bds. Hotel FROST, GEORGE S., & CO. (George S. 

Erichsen. 

Frost, Charles and Charles W. Noble), 

Freund, Charles, carpenter, h. 378 Macomb. deal- rs in Michigan lands, 31 Griswold. 

Freud, Marcus, h. 11 Harriett. 

Frumviller, Alexander, clerk, bds. 289 Jef- 

Fress, John, musician, h. 383 Lafayet te e. ferson ave. 

Frey, Oottlieb, tinsmith, h. 149 Gratiot. Frumvil ler, Anton, copper and tinsmith, 5 

Frey, Joseph, boots and shoes, 224 Miami ave., h. 7 same. 

Woodward ave., h. 186 Croghan. Frumviller, John, tinsmith, I77 Woodward 

Friedland, Rev. John T., pastor St. Joseph's ave., bds. Monroe aye., nr. Randolph. 

Catholic Church, h. 437 Orleans. Frumviller, Joseph. salesman 151 Wood- 

Friedlander, Aaron, h. 149 St. Antoine. ward ave., 11. 154 Beaubien. 

Friedlander, Isaac, wireworker, bds. Rail- Frumviller, Louis, jr., tinsmith, bds. 354 

road Exchange. 

Beaubien. 

Friedman, Louis M., clerk, h. o. 170 n. 192 Frumviller, Louis, coppersmith, h. 184 

Lafayette e. 

Beaubien. 

Friedmann, Meier, boarding, h. 107 Clinton. Freuder, John, shoemaker, h. 185 Division. 

Friederichs, Charles (Friederichs & Staffin), Fryer, David, teamster, h. 3 Union. 

h. 301 Lafapette. 

Fry, Jatnes B., gilder, h. SO Elizabeth e. 

Friedrichs, William, printer, bds. 230 La- Fry, James W., gilder, bds. 80 Elizabeth 

fayett.e. 

east. 

FRlEDERICHS & STAFFIN (Charles Fry, John H., clerk, bds. SO Elizabeth. 

Friedericl~s and Peter Staffin), glass Fry, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 186 Croghan. 

stainers, 100 Jefferson ave., up stairs. (See Fry, Robert, laborer. h. 312 Third. 

adv.) 

Fry, Sarah A. (wid. Andrew C.), h. 368 

Frieling, Henry, grocer, 517 Clinton ave.. h. Sisth. 

Sa1ll8. 

Frj er, Simon, drayman, h. 41 Jones. 

Frink, Charles A., bartender, bds. 397 Lar- Fuchs, Ehrhard, turner, h. 119 Sherman. 

ned e. 

Fuchs, Charles, clerk, bds. 101 Macomb. 

Friuk, John, bookkeeper, bds. 41 Congress Fuchs, John C. (Fuchs & Erz), h. 157 Mulwest. 

lett. 

Frisbie, James W., drygoods, 53 and 55 Fuchs, Joseph, laborer, h. 135 Lafayette. 

Woodward ave., h. s. e. cor. Bagg and Fuchs, Theresia (wid. Veit), h. 307 Cro- 

Cass ave. 

ghan, 

Fritsch, Charles, rag carpet manfr., h. 371 Fuchs & Erz (John C. Fuchs and John En), 

Dubois. 

carpenters and builders, 30 Chestnut. 

Fritsch, John F., peddler, h. 399 Macomb. 

1 Fuehrer, Frank, teamster, h. o. 237 n. 265 

Fritzner, Herman, tinsmith, bds. 58 Rivard, 1 Sherman. 

26 

GEO, S. FROST, 

FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE R'Y GO. 

PINE LANDS AND FARMING LANDS 

IN CERTRAL 3fICHIGCAN.

FUE GAF 

PARE, JENNINGS & GO., 

MANUFACTU RIN G eH EMlsTS 


LABOlUTOBY, CORKER HEKRF AKD CLIFFOI;1D STREETS 


DETROIT, - MICHI-AN- 

- 

Fuerstenau, Martin, carpenter, h. 448 Cath. 

arine. 

Fuernstein, Wolfgang, painter, h. 215 Rus 

sell. 

Fuhrmann, Anthony, h. s. w. cor. Fifteenth 

and Michigan ave. 

Fuhrmann, Peter, tanner, h. 9 Marion. 

Fulda, Frederick, clerk Postoffice, h. .I82 

Mullett. 

Fuljan, John, laborer, h. 343 Sherman. 

Fulkner, Charles, shoemaker, bds. Frank- 

lin House. 

Fuller, Antony, carpenter, bds. 720 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Fuller, Charles W., conductor street cars, 

h. 51 Sisteenth. 

Fuller, George F., propr. skating rink, h. o. 

19 n. 35 Brady. 

Fuller, Henry, engineer, h. 473 Congress e. 

Ful'ler, Hiram, harnessmaker, h. 51 Monroe 

ave. 

Fuller, Jacob D., traveling agent, bds. 210 

Second. 

Fuller, John J., bookkeeper, bds. 272 Second. 

Fuller, Silas L., h. 697 Jefferson ave. 

Fuller, William P., news editor Tribune, h. 

208 Fourth. 

Fulton Iron and Engine VSTorks, J. B. 

Wayne, treasurer and manager, n. e. cor. 

Franklin and Brush. 

Fulton, Josiah, policeman, h. 174 Locust. 

Funk, Charles P., laborer, h. S9 Antietam. 

Funk, Gustavus, peddler, h. e. s. Eighth, 

bet. Fulton and Irving. 

Funke, Anthony, manfr. sodawater, 353 

Rivard, h. same. 

Funke, Caroline (wid. Frederick), h. 7s Ma- 

comb. 

Funke, Casper, laborer, bds. 241 Xontcalm 

e. 

Funke, Casper, carpenter, h. 116 Cat,harine. 

Funke, Charles, clerk, bds. 78 Macomb. 

Funke, Frederick, watchmaker, h. 54 Clinton. 

Funke, John W., shoe dealer, h. 39 Sproat. 

Funke, Joseph, sodawater manfr., h. 241 

Montcal~ e. 

Funke, Joseph, Fourth Ward Collector, h. 

125 ~acomb. 

Funke, Julius, cigarmaker, bds. a. e. cor. 

Bellaire and St. Aubin ave. 

Funke. Theodore, carpenter, h. Dequindre, 

nr. St. Joseph. 

Fuulre, TT7illiam, teanister, h. a. e. cor. Bel- 

laire and St. Aubin ave. 

1 

Furber, Catharine (wid. Zachariah), h. o. 

252 n. 280 Michigan ave. 

Furgiskie. Joseph, teamster, bds. n. w. cor. 

Fort and St. Antoine. 

Ferguson, Charles, saloon, Cass Hotel, bds. 

same. 

Fnrie, Andrew, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, 

bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

Furie, James, machinist, 11. 149 Abbott. 

Furie, John, h. 344 Howard. . 

Furie, John, bricklayer, bds. 149 Abbott. 

Furie, John, carsmith, bds. 149 Abbott. 

Furras, AmeliaIt., tailoress, h. 529 Seventh. 

Furry, Andrew, loader M. C. R. B., h. n. e. 

cor. Fifteenth and Michigan ave. 

Fury, John, peddler, h. s. s. Oak, bet. Seventh 

and Sinth ave. 

Furlong, William, saloon, 173 Larned w., h. 

same. 

Furnann, Michael, laborer, h. s. s. Vine, bet, 

Fourth and Fifth. 

Furney, John, sawyer, h. 141 Wight. 

Furtan, Henry, sailor, h. 26 Beacon. 

Furtan, Israel, sailor, bds. 26 Beacon. 

Furtunat, Jnlius, painter. h. 552 Fort e. 

Fuss, Hermann, optician, bds. Hotel Mauch. 

Fussey, Timothy, foreman R. Hawley & 

Sons, h. 54 Bates. 

Futvoye, Susan (mid. Charles F.), h. 418 

Third. 

Futvoye, Charles (J. Moore & Co.), bds. n. 

~v. cor. Sixteenth and Magnolia. 

FYFE, HICHARD H., boots and shoes, 101 

'CTToodward a7e., h. o. 101 n. 107 Elis 

belh w. (See adv.) 

Fyfer, Thomas, gardener, h. Twenty-fourth, 

bet. R. R. and Baker. 

Fytain, Jeremiah, joiner, bds. 320 Franklin. 

AB, Sible (mid. Conrad), h. 77 Jay. 

G Gaebel, Christian, stonemason, h. 340 

Nineteenth. 

Gabler, Anton, laborer, h. 73 Chestnut. 

Gabler, Lorenz, harnessmaker, 482 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Gabriel, -8illiam (Smith & Gabriel), h. 154 

Grand River. 

Gadd, VTTillialn, messenger D. & M. R. R., h. 

foot Hastings, nr. Atwater. 

Gadway, John, engineer, h. n. e. cor. Fort 

and Hastings. 

Gadway, Pet,er, engineer, h. n. e. cor. Fort 

and Hastings. 

Gaengerke, George, laborer, h. 488 Lafayette. 

Gaetsch, Hermann, wagon maker, h. 474 

Orleans. 

Gaffney, Charles, dry goods peddler, h. e. s 

Mount Hope ave., bet. Butternut and 

Ash. 

Gaffney,Matthew, laborer, h. 569 Congress e.

GAl? CITY DIRECTORY. GAR 199 

Gaffney, Owen, sailor, h. o. 327 n. 343 

Franklin. 

Gitffney, Thomas J. (Gaffney & Dunks), bds. 

o. 94 n. 116 Cass. 

Gaffney & Dunks (Thomas J. Gaffiiey and 

C harles H. Dunks), springbed manfrs., 


Gage, David C., salesman, h. s. e. cor. Ninth 

ave. and Fort. 

Gage, Harrison, salesman, bds. 2.5 Sisth. 

Gage, Jerome, bds. 131 Adamv ave. e. 

Uage, Lucian R., laborer, h. Ninth ave., bet. 

Oak and Locust. 

Gage, Russell, machinist, h. o. 55 n. 61 

Elizabeth w. 

Gage, William H., bookkeeper, h. n. w. cor. 

Tenth and Abbott. 

Gagel, George (Gage1 & Son), bds. 25 Fort e. 

Gagel, Peter (Gagel & Son), h. 2.5 Fort e. 

Gagel St S3n (Peter and George Gagel), 

parasol and umbrella mnnfrs., 25 Fort e. 

Gagneau, Emery, sailor, h. sti7 Lahyette. 

Gagneau, Julius, carpenter, bds. 12.5 Dubois. 

Gagneau, Madelaine (tvid. Louis), h. St. 

Aubin are. 

Gagneau, Nazareth, sailor, h. 490 Catha- 

rine.' 

Gagnik, Alexander, painter, h. Beaubien, 

nr. Farnsworth. 

Uagnier, Barnard, peddler, bds. s. s. Grand 

River, nr. Seventh. 

Gagnier, Charles, mason, bds. 197 Napo- 

leon. 

Gagnier, Dorrick, laborer, h. s. s. Grand 

River, nr. Seventh. 

Gagnier, Eli, painter, h. Woodbridge w., nr. 

Tannery. 

Gagnier, Frederick, slrip carpenter, h. 183 

St. Anbin ave. 

Gagnier, Henry, stewart str. Xorthwest, h. 

528 Fort e. 

Gagnier, Oliver F., omnibus agt., h. 115 

Cherry. 

Gagnier, Sophia (wid. Savier), h. 197 Napo- 

leon. 

Gagnon, Emery, sailor, 567 Lafayet te. 

Gagnon, J osey h: carpenter. h. At water, 

Campau farm. 

Ga.iley, James, salesman h., s. s. Parsons, 

bet. Cass and Woodward aves. 

Gailey, James S., receiving clerk, h. 45 Par- 

sons. 

Gain, John, blacksmith, bds. 36 Fort e. 

Gaines, Alfred (col'd), drayman, h. 390 La- 

fayette. 

Gaines, Arthur, sailor, bds. 135 Larned w. 

Gaines, John, clerk, h. 190 Cass ave. 

Galaven, Bartholomew, laborer, h. 24 Mich- 

igan ave. 

Gale, Benjamin H., billposter, h. 50.5 Con- 

gress e. 

Galena, Miss Ann, dressmaker, h. 130 Fort e. 

Galerneau, Isaac, stonecutter, h. 474 Cro- 

ghan. 

Gales, Amos (col'd), laborer, h. 123 Macomb. 

- 

Galey, John (col'd), hostler, h. 127 Larned e. 

Galey, Joseph W., lather, bds. 272 High. 

Galey, Samuel, sailor, bds. 272 High. 

Gallagher, Catharine (wid. Patrick), h. 17 

Buena Vista. 

Gallagher, Dominic, laborer, bds. 184 Gra- 

tiot. 

Gallagher, Edward, tailor, h. 103 Larnel e. 

Gallaglier, Francis, foreman M. S. R. R., h. 

280 Sherman. 

Gallagher, James, engineer, h. 10 Crawford. 

Gallagher, James, laborer, h. 356 Franklin. 

Gal lagher, Nicholas, grocer, 750 Xichigan 


Gallagher, Patrick, rope works, h. 400 

Grand River. 

Gallagher, Mrs. (wid. Tllomas), h. 25 State. 

Gallagher, William H., carpenter, bda. 

403 Grand River.. 

Gallen, Joseph patternmaker, h. 87 Marion. 

Galley, William, machinist, h. 114 Marion. 

Galligher, James, engineer, h. 10 Craw- 

ford. 

Gnllise, Christian. laborer, h. 76 Jay. 

Galt, William, carpenter, h. o. YG n. 66 

Fifteenth. 

1 Gallivan, Martin, bricklayer, h. I1 Lim- 

I burg. 

1 Gallivan, Mary (wid. Nartin), h. I1 Lim- 

burg. 

Gallivan, Michael, laborer, h. 17 Franklin. 

Gallivan, Patrick, laborer, h. 82 Fifteenth. 

Galloway, Mary (wid. William), boarding, 

h. 321 Con,qress w. 

Galloway, William, laborer, h. o. 278 n. IS9 

Sinth are. 

Galvin, Dennis, teamster, h. 281 iJorter. 

Galvin, John, brass finisher, bds. 281 Porter. 

Galvin, Michael, mason, 91 Montcal~n w. 

Galvin, Thaddeus, brass finisher, bds. 281 

Porter. 

Gamble, Hugh, butcher, bds. 263 Jefferson 

ave. 

Gamble, Jolm, manufacturing chemist, h. 

584 Franklin. 

Gambol, Sarah, dressmaker, bds. 401 Sisth. 

Gamel, Foster, shoemaker, h. 38 Harriett. 

Gamrnie, John, shoemaker, 21 Grand River, 

bds. 21 9 Randolplr. 

Ganger, Mrs. Catharine, h. 287 Columbia e. 

Ganger, Louis, printer, bds. 287 Columbia. 

Gangwer, James, mason, h. 163 Rivard. 

Ganieke, William, blacksmith, h. 431 hful- 

lett. 

Ganier, Samuel, mason, h. 404 Guoin. 

Ganley, William, laborer, h. 202 Abbott. 

aannon. Joseph H., patternmaker, h. 87 

Marion. 

Gannon, Thomas, city expressman, h. 20 

Seventh. 

I Gannon. Thomas, laborer, h. 242 Howa.rd. 

1 Ganz, Elizabeth (col'd-wid. George), h. 5 

1 Paton alley. 

1 Garbert, John, teamster, h. 785 Twenty- 

fourth.

200 GAR CLARK'S DETROIT G AV 

-- 

NEW YORE I Garrett, Nellie, dressmaker, bds. 332 Cass 

ave. 

~SUF@~C@ - @Q~P@~M. Garriepy, Louis, laborer, h. 53 Eighteenth, 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 Garrison, Charles M. (C. M. Garrison & C'o.), 


11. 113 Cass. 

-- 

Gaudron, Adolph, patternmaker, h. 356 

SOLON MeELROF, Manager and Agenq Snpt., Hio~elle. 

Garrison. John J., bds. Russell House. 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Garrison, Thomas (co17d), billiard saloon, 

169 Beaubien, h. same. 

Gardner, Esther A., carpet weat-er, h. s. w. Garrison, C. M., gE CO. (Charles M. Garrison 

cor. Grand River and Xirlth ave. 

and Milo W. Barrows), m~holesale grocers, 

Gardner, Alesander, news agent W. E. Board of Trade Building, s. e. cor. Wood- 

Tunis, bds. Cass Hotel. 

bridge and Shelby. 

Gardner, George A. (Gardner & CO.), h. 187 Garroherd, Charles, laborer, h. 124 Lafay- 

Cass. 

ette. 

Gardner, Henry (Gardner & Co.), h. 107 Garry, Enos, joiner, h. nr. n. e. cor. Morsa 

Miami ave. 

and Prospect. 

Gardner, Hiram T., printer, h. 104 Gratiot. Garry, Martin, engineer M. C. R. R., h. 334 

Gardner, James, founder, bds. 5 Cass are. Sisteent h. 

Gardner, James M., iron moulder, 11. 5 Cass Gartland, Helen (wid. Patrick). h. 10 Park 

ave. 

Place. 

Gardner, Magfie M., carpetweaver, bds. s. Gartland, lT7illiam, drayman, h. 223 Fourth 

w. cor. Grand River and Ninth ave. Garvey, John, cooper, h. 68 Sixteenth. 

Gardner, Solomon, Pres't Kiver and Lake Gascoigne, Mark H., Ass't Engineer Fire 

Shore Steamboat Line, office foot Dep't, h. 98 Lnrned w. 

Wayne, h. 364 Jefferson ave. 

Gascon, John, carpenter, h. 508 Fifth. 

Gardner & Co. (George A. and Henry Gard- Gascon, John, sawyer, h. n. e. cor. Marcy 

ner), commission merchants, 59 Michigan aria Fifth. 

ave. 

Gasser, Joseph, grocer, n. e. cor. Beaubien 

Garfield, Ellery J., Ass't U. S. Assessor, h. and Urhitney, h. same. 

162 Congress ~ v. 

Gassman, George, merchant tailor, 255 Jef- 

Garfield, John, laborer, bds. 295 Brush. erson ave., h. same. 

Gargraef, William, mason, bds. 295 Brush. Gassxnan, George, shoemaker, bds. 10 Clap. 

Gariepy, Mrs. Baptis, tailoress, h. 253 Uassman. Jacob, shoemaker, h. o. 125 n. I97 

Woodbridge w. 

Division. 

Garin, John, city express. bds. 87 Porter. Gassmann, Michael, peddler, h. 101 Chest- 

Garinger, John G., watchman, h. 571 Sev- nut. 

ent h . 

Gassner. Alois, mason, bds. 362 Lafayette. 

Garity, Frank, fireman, bds. 320 Franklin. Ga~per, John P., turner, bds. lSS St. An. 

Garity, Peter, blacksmith, h. 110 Clinton. toine. 

Garland, Michael, carpenter, h. 34 Locust. Gaston, Charles H., clerk, bds. 2 Walnut. 

Garlick, Edward E., grocer, Lamed, s. e. Gaston, Ogden, porter, h. cor. Sisth and 

cor. Beaubien. 

Grand Rlver. 

Qarlick, James, sawyer, h. 448 Trowbridge. Gaston, Ogden, porter, h. 2 Walnut. 

Garling, Charles, laborer, h. 211 Twelfth. Gates, John M., laborer, bds. 550 Sisth. 

Garling, John, street car driver, h. 118 Sev- Gates, Lev-is, carpenter, h. 530 Sisth. 

enteenth. 

Gatewood. Richard (col'd), cook, h. rear 130 

Garner, Frederick T., upholsterer, bds. 48 Lafayette. 

Seventh. 

Gatland, James N., theatrical costumer, h. 

Garretson, Allen T., watchmaker and jew- 26 Lafayette. 

eler, 43 Michigan ave., h. $8 Brainard. Gatlick, James, sawyer, h. 448 Seventeenth. 

Garretson, Lieut. George A., Headquarters Gauchsr, Francis, laborer, h. 554 Congress e. 

Department of Lakes, s. w. cor. Wood- Gauclrer, Louis, tub and pail maker, h. e. s 

bridge and Rivard, bds. Russell House. Dubois, bet. Macomb and Croghan. 

Garrett, Charles F., pailmaker, bds. n. s. Gaudron, Lucien, cabinetmaker, h. 356 

Plum, nr. Fifth. 

Riopelle. 

Garrett, Edward, carpenter, 66 Clifford, h. Gains, John, clerk, h. 130 Cass ave. 

60 same. 

Gaunt, Joseph, baker, h. 61 Croghan. 

Garrett, Elijah, tailor, h. n. s. Plum, nr. Gaul, Mathew N., printer, h. 83 Elizabeth w. 

Fifth. 

Gaul, Rlerritt M., printer, h. 49 Elizabethw. 

Garrett, Hiram C. (Irving & Garrett), h. 108 Gaulka, Charles, tailor, bds. 410 Eighteenth. 

Fifteenth. 

Caulin, Peter Paul, cabinetmaker, bds 108 

Uarrett, John H., comluission merc2laut, Rivard. 

foot First, h. 124 Bagg. 

Gavett, William, h. 129 Clinton.

GAv CITP DIRECTORY. GER 20 1 

Gavitsic, John, clerk City Assessor's ofice, 

bds. 41 John R. 

Gawley, George C., bookkeeper, bds. Frank 

lin House. 

Gawley, W. V., bde. Franklin House. 

Gay, Hiram (Gay, Boardman &. Co.), h. 121 

Cass. 

Gay, Boardman & Co. (Hiram Gay, H. J. 

Boardman and - ), dollar store, 66 

Woodward ave. 

Gaylord, Frank A., shipping clerk, bds. 138 

First. 

Gaylord, John, clerk, 11.138 First. 

Gagney, Mathew, laborer, h. 356 Seventh. 

Geahen, Martin, shipcarpenter, h. 26 

Twelfth. 

Geardy, Mrs. Mary, h. 531 Macomb. 

Gearin, Miss Ellen, millinery and dressmaking, 

89 Porter, h. 87 same. 

Gebel, Anthony, shoemaker, h. 566 Bronson. 

Gebhardt, Christian, h. 55 Sherman. 

Gebhardt, Christian, t.anner, h. 44 Twentysecond. 

Gebhardt, Christian, jr., carpenter, h. n. w. 

cor. Tenth and Grand River. 

Gebhardt, Gottlob, laborer, h. 17s Clinton. 

Gebhardt, Peter, laborer, h. 219 Clinton. 

Gedd, William, messenger D. & M. R. R., h. 

foot Hastings. 

Geddes, John, bookkeeper, bds. 284 Crass. 

Gee: Jane (wid. Martinj, h. 315 Fort e. 

Gee. John. butcher. bds. 32 Larned w. 

~ee: ~yrbn, carpenter and joiner, h. 185 

Third. 

Geer, Peter, butcher, h. cor. Whitney and 

St. Antoine. 

Geffels, John, joiner, h. 118 Mullett. 

Gegirrky, Anna, dressmaker, 468 Beaubien, 

h. same. 

Geigir, Benjamin F., clerk, h. 46 Larned e. 

Geiger, Martin, h. 32 Adams ave. w. 

Geimer, Balthasar, cooper, 267 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Geisel, George, teamster, h. 151 Twelfth. 

Geiser, Frederick, blacksmith, h. 458 E'ort 

east. 

Geisinger, Samuel, carpenter, h. 48 Abbott. 

Geisse, Augustus Henry, h. 331 Larned e. 

Geisse, Henry Philip, clerk, bds. o. 275 n. 

331 Larned e. 

Geissner, Anton, brewer, h. 214 Columbia e. 

Geist, adam, cabinetmaker, h. 327 St. Antoine. 

Geist,, Casper, Supervisor Sixth Ward, bds. 


Geist, Henry, macliinist, bds. 20 VT7ilkins. 

Geist, Valentine, City Sexton, Farrar, bet. 

Monroe ave. and Gratiot, h. 20 Wilkins. 

Geistler, August, cigarmaker, b. 132 Wilkins. 

Gelaw: John, laborer, h. 114 Seventeenth. 

Geleno, Antoine, laborer, 11. 91 Fifteenth. 

Gellectx, August, shoemaker, h. 194 &onson. 

Gemein, John J., bookkeeper, bds. 253 Ma- 

comb. 

Gemein, Mathias, laborer, h. 253 Macomb. 

Gemeinhart, Abraham, wagonmaker, 143 

Grand River, h. 287 First. 

Geming, Catharine (wid. Frederick), h. 211 

Congress e. 

Genay, John. h. 108 Porter. 

Genay, John E., machinist, bds. 108 Por- 

t,er. 

Genay, Thomas R., driver City Express, bds. 

10s Porter. 

Gengerki, George, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Du- 

bors and Lafayette. 

Glenicke, William, blacksmith, h. 431 Mul- 

lett. 

Genn, William C., clerk, bds. Howard 

House. 

Gensler, Charles, clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Gensler, Louis, salesman, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Genter, Uottfried, stonecutter, h. 203 Rus- 

sell. 

Genther, Charles, baker, bds. 464 Mullett. 

Genther, Frederick, meatmarket, 393 Grand 

River, 11. same. 

Gentle, William, carpenter, h. 324 Beau- 

bien. 

Gentner, Christopher, baker, 193 Woodward 

ave., h. 96 Catharine.. 

Gentsch, Charles, dgarmaker, h. 216 Clin- 

ton. 

Geochel. Frederick, blacksmith, bds. o. 86 n. 

166 Napoleon. 

Geochel, William, laborer, h. o. 86 n. lt6 

Bronson. 

Geocht, Charles, tanner, h. 26 Silver. 

George, Amos, millwright, h. 208 Second. 

George, Charles J., gardener, bds. Ham- 

trarnck. 

George, Henry, carpenter, h. 394 Beaubien. 

George, Rachel (wid. Thomas), h. 175 Ma- 

ple. 

George, Mrs. Sarah (col'd), h. 336 Macomb. 

George, ~Villiam H. !col'd), waiter Michigan 

Exchange, bds. same. 

Gerald, Jesse, porter, bds. 99 Larned w. 

Gerard, Edward, laborer, bds. 655 Frank- 

lin. 

Gerard, Francis, h. 175 Orleans. 

Gerardin, John B., clerk, h. 140 Cass. 

Gerber, Joseph (Gerber & Pfromm), h. 301 

Croghan. 

Gerber, Peter, saloon and boarding, h. 101 

Macornb. 

Gerber & Pfromm (Joseph Gerber and Mar- 

tin Pfromm), meatmarket, 319 Croghan. 

Gerhard. Anthony, grocer, 482 St. Antoine, 

h. same. 

Gerl~ardt, Charles, safemaker, h 124 Lafay- 

et t,e. 

Gerhartz, Nicholas, bartender, bds. 237 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

UerBe, Joseph, carpenter, h. 112 &lacomb.

GER GID 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO., ( Gettess, William, clerk, bds. YOG Montcalm 

~UANUFACTURERS OF 

east. 

Geur, William, teamster, h. 560 Dequindre. 

,&#&~@~~9 Gewoa, Charles, broommaker, bds. cor. 

Fort and Leib. 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

Gewin, Philip H., clerk, h. 331 Larned e. 

DETROIT, - MICHIGAN. Geyer, Ernest L., agent Nutual Life Insurance 

Co., Butler block, bds. '76 Con- 

Gerkes, William, laborer, h. n. s. Chestnut, gress m. 

bet. Chene and Pubois. 

Geyer, Guenther, shoemaker, h. 147 Catha- 

Gerling, Frederick, machinist, h. 174 Ma- rine. 

comb. 

Geyer, Jacob, carpenter, h. 41 Sherman. 

Germain, Daniel, clerk, bds. 25 Abbott. Gepann, John, machinist, h. 491 Beau- 

Germain, Henry, sailor, h. 360 Congress e. bien. 

Germain, Isadore, shipcarpenter, h. 349 Geymann, Joseph, wagonmaker, h. 266 Mul- 

Franklin. 

lett. 

Germain, Isaiah, joiner, h. 349 Franklin. Geymann, Joseph, jr., printer, bds. 266 Mul- 

Germain, Joseph, blacksmith, h. 556 Cro- lett. 

ghan. 

Geymann, Joseph T., printer, bds. 252 Mul- 

Germain, Joseph, blacksmith, 103 Dubois, lett. 

h. 156 Croghan. 

Geyman, Louis, cigarmaker, h. 540 Catha- 

German, Anthony, confectionery, 39 Michi- rine. 


Gianque, James D., clerk, h. 163 Sixteenth. 

German, Ignatius, fruits and confectionery, Gibbings, Thomas, carpenter, h. 22 Park 

cor. Woodward and Michigan ave., h. 39 Place. 

Michigan ave. 

Gibbings, William, carpenter, 42 Palmer, h 

German-American Seminary, 251 to 259 36 Park Place. 

Lafayette. 

Gibbons, Robert (Johnstone & Gibbons), bds. 

German, George, bookkeeper, bds. 125 293 Larned e. 

Woodbridge ~ v. 

Gibbs, E. B., student, bds. 294 Woodward 

German, John W., bookkeeper, bds. 55 ave. 

Grand River. 

Gibbs, Frederick George, salesman, bds. 135 

Germer, Louis, shoemaker, h. 134 Clinton. Park. 

Gerney, Anthony, captain steamer Gen. Gibbs, Mary (wid. George), h. o. 21 n. 25 

3rady, h. 466 Beaubien. 


Gerold, Henry, mason, bds. 278 Gratiot. Gibbs, William H., traveling agent, h. 143; 

Gerret, Octave, carpenter, bds. 225 Sixth. Park. 

Gerrett, Edward. jr., bds. 60 Clifford. Gibbs, William, machinist, h. 343 Lafayette. 

Gerring, Henry, scalemaker, bds. 175 Third. Gibloe, Louis, laborer, h. 65L Atwater. 

Gerry, Jacob, tailor, h. 146 Maple. 

Gibloe, Louis, drayman, h. Guoin, nr. Chene. 

. Gerry, James, tar roofer, bds. 81 First. Gibson, Caroline 1\11. (wid. John M.), music 

Ger~sy, Sophia (wid Peter), h. 35 Croghan. teacher, bds. 136 Grand River. 

Gerschow, Ernst, teamster, h. Bates, nr. Gibson, Elizabeth, h. 120 Wayne. 

Farrar. 

Gibson, Emerson J., billiard rooms, 151 

Gerstenberger, John G., shoemaker, bds. 183 Woodward ave., h. 21 Grand River e. 

Wilki~s. 

Gibson, George, gilder, h. 100 Michigan ave. 

Gert, Herman, shoemaker and saloon, 218 Gibson, George, gilder, bds. 263 Jefferson 

Fort e., h. same. 

ave. 

Gervis, Peter, laborer. bds. cor. Macomb ave. Gibsqn, George, shoemaker, bds. 862 Michiand 

Park. 

gan ave. 

Gerwens, Edward, brewer, bds. 217 Catha- Gibson, James, painter, h. 53 Second. 

rine. 

Gibson, John, builder and land dealer, h. 

Geschwind, Dominick, dairyman, h. s. s. 377 Sixth. 

Grand River, bet. Twelfth and Thir- Gibson, Lydia (wid. George), h. 16 Jones. 

teenth. 

Gibby, M7illiam, watchman Match Works. 

Geske, Joseph, carpenter, h. 112 Macomb. Giddey, Frank, grocer, 329 Woodward ave., 

Gsssenhard, August, carpenter, h. 352 Ma- h. same. 

comb. 

Giddey, James, mason, h. 87 Cass ave. 

Gessmann, Daniel, sexton German Me'hod- Giddey, Samuel J., slateroofer, Atwater, bet. 

ist Episcopal Church, h. cor. Croghan and Brush and Randolph, h. 5 Ledyard: 

Beaubien. 

Giddey, 14 illiam, c1e1.k~ 11. 87 Cass ave. 

Glessner, John, laborer, h. 180 Sherman. Giddings, Benjamin F., engineer, bds. 228 

Gest, Charles, laborer, h. 386 Jlaple. 

Lafayette. 

Gettess, i\hs Susan, seal~lstress, Ldci. 306 Giddy, Richard, juuk shop, 11 Griswold, 

Montcalm e. 

bds. same.

GID CITY DIRECTORY. GIL 

Gidley, Thomas, chairmaker, h. 413 Guoin. 

Gieake, Charles, laborer, h. Maple, n. w. cor. 

Ci~ene. 

Giefel, Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 62 Larned 

w., h. same. 

Gieffels, Stephen, cabinetmaker, h. 125 Mullett. 

Gierschke, Frederick, trunkmaker, h. 291 

St. Antoine. 

Gierschke, Henry, laborer, h. 350 Mullett. 

Giersch (re, John, grocery and saloon, 191 

Adams ave. e., h. same. 

Gies, Charles, clerk, bds. 466 Gratiot. 

Gies, Conrad, h. 188 St. Antoine. 

Gies, Conrad, carpenter, h. 241 Rivard. 

Gies, Edward, blacksmith, h. 508 Woodbridge 

e. 

Gies, Frederick, salcon and grocery, 91 and 

93 Congress e., h. same. 

Gies, George H., saloon, 1 6 Monroe ave., h. 

20 same. 

Gies, Gustav, clerk, bds. 466 Grat.iot. 

Gies, Henry, saloon, 213 Croghan, h. same. 

Gies, John, saloon, h. Gratiot, s. e. cor. Elmwood 

ave. 

.Gies, Paul, County Treasurer, h. s. e. cor. 

Gratiot and Cliene. 

Gies, William, s~lesman, h. 198 Marion. 

Giffles, John, carpenter, 11.118 Bfullett. 

Giffles, Stephen, cabinetmaker, h. 125 Mul- 

Itttt. 

Gifford, George, State agent St. Louis Mutual 

Life Insurance Co., over Fir,-t Nat;c;na1 

Bank, s. w. cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Griswold, h. 23 Pu'ineteen1.11. 

Gifferd, Joseph. painter, h. 386 Cass ave. 

Giger, Frank, clerk. bds. 62 Lamed w. 

Gijur, Joseph, shcemaker, I~ds. 18 Clay. 

Gilbert, Caleb B , physician, o. 37 n. 39 

Adams ave. e., h. same. 

Gilbert, George, laborer, h. o. 87 n. 111 

Baker. 

Gilbert, George W., cashier M. C. R. R., h. 

146 First. 

Gilbert, Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 382 Fort e. 

Gilbert, Charles T., clerk, bds. 376 Lafayette 

ave. 

Gilbert, James lV. (J. W. Gilbert & Co.), h. 

44 Cass. 

Gilbert, John, carpenter, h. 640 Seventh. 

Gilbert, Martin, bds. Garrison House. 

Gilbert, Milton M., pngineer M. C. R. R., bds. 

o. 237 n. 281 Lafayette ate. 

Gilbert, Thomas, c.lerk, bds. '71 Beaubien. 

Gilbert, Thomas, sailor, h. m. s. Williams 

ave., bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Gilbert, WTilliam (J. W. Gilbert & Co.), h. 54 


GILBERT, J. W., & CO. (James W. and 

William Bilbrrt), felt and composition 

gravel roof's, 54 Jefferson ave. (See Adv.) 

Giibey, Bate, hairdresser, bds. 190 Woodward 

ave. 

Gilbey, Thomas, saloon, 190 FTToodward ave., 

h. same. 

Gilboy, Patrick, laborer, h. n. s. Second, cor. 

Michigan ave. 

Gileczek, Albert, shoemaker, bds. 194 Bron- 

son. 

Giles, John H. (col'd), barber, 58 Michigan 

ave., bds. Beaubien. 

Gilinas, Brother of the Christian Schools, 

128 Macomb. 

Giliesce, James, assistant .priest Cathedral, 


Gill, Bartholomew, laborer, bds. 16 Beau- 

bian. 

Gill, Frank, wagonmaker, h. 22G Marion. 

Gill, James, peddler, h. 148 Ilivision. 

GILL, JAMES, stores and tin ware, 109 

Michigan ave., h. 95 same. 

Gill, John, sailor, bds. 16 Beaubien. 

Gill, John, painter, bds. 226 Marion. 

Gill, Mathias, blacksmith, bds. 428 Gratiot. 

Gill, William, butcher, h. e. s. Twentieth, 

bet. Baker and Mich. ave. 

Gillam, Charles H. (col'd), barber, h. 303 

hlacomb. 

Gillender, David, hackdriver, h. 10 Harriett. 

Gillett, John R., bookkeeper, h. 108 Con- 

gress w. 

Gillett,' Rufus W. (Gillett & Hall), h. 97 Cass. 

Qillett, Samuel O., importer of fashions, 288 

Wcodward are., h. same. 

Gillett, Shadrech, h. 17 John R. 

Gillett, Thaddeus K., ,attorney, 2 Buhl 

Block, h. 281 First. 

Gillett St Ha11 (Rufus W. Gillett and Theo- 

dore P. Hall), commission merchants, s, 

w. corner Woodbridge and Sheiby. 

Gillies, Nargaret (wid. Hugh), h. 487 Con- 

gress e. 

Gillies, Robert B., clerk, bds. 487 Congress e. 

Gillies, William, machinist, h. 487 Con- 

gress e. 

Gilligan, Patrick, boat builder, bds. 337 

Franklin. 

Gillis, Ransom, clerk, bds. '73 Elizabeth w. 

Gillis, Samuel W., clerk, h. 55 Elizabeth e. 

Giilispie, Jacob, machinist, h. 55 Jones. 

Gillispie, Joseph, machinist, h. 55 Jones. 

Gillman, Edward, grocer, 135 St. Au bin ave., 

h. same. 

Gillman, Ellen M.. h. 91 Farrar. 

Gillnlan, George E., trader, bds. 91 Farrar. 

Gillman, Henry, civil engineer, h. o. 63 n. 

61 Adams ave. w. 

Gillman, Herman M., bds. Garrison House. 

Gillma,n, William H., bds. 91 Farrar. 

Gilloy, Peter, grinder, h. 145 Sherman. 

Gilman, Baxter, traveling agent, bds. Fin- 

ney's Hotel. 

Gilman, Daniel H., traveling agent, bds. 

Finney's Hotel. 

Gilman, Henry M., manager D. D. Mal- 

lory & Co., bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Gilmartin, Peter P., physician, h. 31 Ab- 

bott. 

Gilmore, George N., blacksmith, h. 93 Ab- 

bott.

204 GU CLARK'S 

DETROIT GLE 

NEW YORE 

Girod , Philemon, cabinetmaker, h. 275 ~ roghan. 

bmg@~@~@@ - @ @ Girodat, Jacob, ~ cigarmaker, ~ h. 324 Macomb. ~ ~ ~ 

ASSETS, . . . $12,000,000 Girodot, Margaret (wid. Joseph), h. 138 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 Macomb. 

- 

Gisbert, Hubert, laborer, h. 464 Sixteenth. 

SOLON DIeELBOY, Illanager and Agweg Snpt., Gisler, Michael M., carriage factory, 135 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICE. Larned w., h. Farnsworth, nr. Woodward 

ave. 

Gilmore, James, dry goads and millinery, Oittar, John, laborer, h. 101 Jay. 

167 Jefferson ave., bds. Franklin House. Gladewitz, William, gardener, h. e. s. Elm- 

Gilmore, James, painter, h. 78 Clifford. wood ave., bet. Elmwood Cemetery and 

Gilmore, Julius B., bookkeeper, h. Alexan- Gratiot. 

drine ave., m. Cass are. 

Glaeser, Gottlieb, painter, h. 55 Sherman. 

Uilmore, John, boiler inspector, h. Orleans, Glaesner, Anton, brewer. h. 214 Columbia e. 

below Jay. 

Glaesner, Robert, jeweler, 21. 148 Catharine. 

Gilmore, hliss Leonora, teacher Cass Union Glaser, Henry C., mason, h. e. s. Thirteenth, 

School, 11. 93 Abbott. 

nr. Locust. 

Gilmore, Lucian B., clerk F. Raymond & Glaser, William (Glaser St Matgen), 625 

Son, bds. 93 Abbott. 


Gilmore, Margaret (wid. Francis), h. 238 Glaser & Matgen (LViiliam Glaser and Xa- 

High, 

thias Matgen), grocery and liquors, 625 

Gilmore, Robert B., bds. 169 First. 

Michigan ave. 

Gilmore, Thomas, bds. e. s. Twelfth, bet. Glass, Archibald O., agent, bds. 375 Cass 

Walnut and Chestnut. 

ave. 

Gilmore, \Jralter, clerk D. & M. R. R., bds. Glass, James (Balleray, Glass & Co.), bds. 


375 Cass ave. 

Gilroy, Mrs. Ann (wid. Hugh), h. w. s. Glass, John, boot and shoe mnfr., 93 Jeffer- 

Twenty-fourt h, nr. Michigan aye. 

son ave., h. same. 

Qimbel, Henry Edward, cabinetmaker, bds. Glasser, Henry, mason, h. 210 Hastings. 

107 Larned e. 

Giate, Albrectlt, cigarmaker, h. w. s. Eight- 

Qimbel, Martin, cabinetmaker, 107 Larned eenth, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. i 

e., h. same. 

Glaubenfritz, Charles, laborer, h. 174 Jay. 

j 

Gimerfield, Victor, laborer, h. 465 Guoin. Glazier, Alzina, dressmaker, Ms. 197 Urand I 

Gimley, James, painter, h. 458 Wood- River. 

bridge e. 

Glazier, Jennison F., h. 197 Grand River. 

Gingrase, Joseph, carpenter, h. 346 High. Gleason, Edward W., agent Florence sewing 

Ginno, Thomas, laborer, bds. 15 Twentieth. machine, bds. Tre~nont House. 

Ginsburg, Moses, dry and fancy goods, 227 Gleason, James, chair painter, bds. 41 La- 

Crog'han, h. same. 

brosse. 

Ginter, Charles, laborer, h. w. s. Twenty- Gleason, Johansh (wid. John), h. 322 

first, bet. Howard and Fort. 

Sixth. 

Ginsterblum, Mathias, carpenter, h. 5 Gleason, John, boilermaker, h. 286 Sixth. 

Trombley. 

Gleason, John, boilermaker, bds. 322 Sixth. 

Gtippen, Christopher, tanner, h. Twenty- Gleason, John, employed, St. Mary's hospital, 

second, nr. Bellogg's foundry. 

bds. same. 

Girard, Jacob, carpenter, h. 176 Beech. Gleason, Mrs. Kate (wid. Morris), h. 41 La- 

Girard, John, carpenter, bds. 176 Beech. brosse. 

Girardin, Charles, ship carpenter, h. 472 G leason, Marcellus, meat market, 231 Grand 

Macornb. 


Girardin, Charles F., boilermaker, h. s. s. Gleason, Mathew, drayman, h. 343 Twelfth. 

Maple, bet. St. Aubin ave. and Dubois. Cileason, Nrs. Mary, cloakmaker, 127 Wood- 

Girardin, Elizabeth (wid. Peter), h. 308 Or- ward ave., bds. 68 Henry. 

leans. 

GZeason, Morris, boilermaker, h. 234 Sixth. 

Girardin, Frank S., bookkeeper, bds. 236 Gleason, Patrick, drayman, h. s. e. cor. Sev- 

Beaubien. 

enth and Oak. 

Girardin, James A., agent and notary public, Gleason, Thomas P., printer, bds. n. e. cor. 

78 and 80 Griswold, h. 140 Plum. 

Wooodbridge and Eleventh. 

Girardin, John B,, salesman Gage Bros., bds. Gleason, W'illiam, laborer, h. w. s. St. Au- 

140 Casa. 

bin ave., bet. Larned and Congress. 

Girardin, Joseph, clerk, h. 591 Gratiot. Gleason, William J., checker D. & M. R. R., 

Girardin, Peter N., policeman, h. Mt. Elliott bds. 183 Franklin. 

ave., bet. Fort and Lafayette. 

Glees, Jolm, tinsmith, bds. 42s Gratiot. 

Giirgirsky, Michael, cabiuetmaker, h. 446 Glen, John, cooper, h. 182 Marion. 

Beaubien. 

Gleim, Henry, wood, 21.438 Clinton ave.

GLE GOL 

Glendinning, Andrew, machinist, h. 75 

Orchard. 

Glendinning, Henry, butcher, h. 447 Eighteenth. 

GILENDINNING, DAVID W., foundry and 

iron railing manufr, 164, 166 and 168 

Michigan ave., h. 47 Spencer. (See adv.) 

Glennig, Simon, peddler, h. 198 Lafayette. 

Glessnsr, August, agent Detroit Abend Post, 

h. 237 Adarns ave. e. 

Gliem, Henry, butcher, 11.495 Gratiot. 

Glogner, Ernst, marble polisher, h. 411 

Sherman. 

Oloster, Morris, laborer, bds. 296 Fifth. 

Glover, Arthur (Glover & Powell), bds. 47 

Congress w. 

Glover, Charles A., agent, bds. 112 Fort e. 

Glover, Charles B., produce, h. 37 Rowland. 

Glover, Henry, h. 47 Congress w. 

Glover, James, porter, h. 163 Franklin. 

GLOVER & PO WELL (Arthur Glover and 

James Powell), hardware, 114 Woodward 

ave. (See ado.) 

Gluecklfch, ~nthon~, salesman, h. 275 

Woodward ave. 

Glueckstein, Abraham, shoemaker, h. 122 

Clinton. 

Glutte, John, tailor, 11. 83 North. 

Glynn, John, cigarmaker, h. o. 250 n. 280 

Micliigan ave. 

Glynn, John, laborer, h. 146 Jones. 

Glynn, Micliael, bds. 146 Jones. 

Gmsiner, Clemcns, cabinetmaker, h. rear 


Gmeiner, Frank, lithographer, bds. rear 


Gmeiner, Julius, engraver and stencil 

plate cutter, 187 Jefferson ave., bds. rear 

251 Latjyette. 

Gnake, John, carpenter, bds. 245 Mullett. 

Gnau, John, constable Fourth Ward, h. 110 

Blullett. 

Gnau, William, blacksmith, bds. cor. St. 

Aubin ave. and Woodbridge. 

Gobb, John, carpenter, 11. 530 Orleans. 

Goble, Benjamin, paver, h. 210 EIastings. 

Goble, Ezra, paver, bds. 210 Hastings. 

Godbout, Theophile, tinsmith, h. 172 Cro- 

&an. 

Goddard, S. May, architect, bds. Biddle 

House. 

Godfrey, Frederick, clgarmaker, bds. 81 

Fifth. 

Clodfrey, Harry, laborer, bds. 43 Michigan 

ave. 

Godfrey, Jeremiah, City Assessor,l8 Monroe 

ave., h. 45 Rowland. 

Godfrey, Joseph (Godfrey & Co.), h. 99 Winder. 

Godfrey, Lorenzo D., attorney, 32 Larned 

w., bds. 45 Fort e. 

Godfrey, Marshall H. (Godfrey & CO.), h. 45 

Rowland. 

Godfrey, Thomas, laborer, h. 16 Marian. 

' Godfrey, Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 43 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Godfrey & Co. (Joseph and Marshall H. 

Godfrey), wall paper and paints, 251 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Godfroy, Charles F., bookkeeper, bds. 76 

Congress IV. 

Godfroy, Miss Cornelia, milliner, bds. 275 

Congress e. 

Godfroy, Frank A, clerk, bds. 76 Congress 

west. 

Godfroy, Mrs. P., h. n. w. cor. Congressan 

Beaubien. 

Godfroy, William H., boarding, h. o. 52 n. 


Godley, Jacob, blacksmith, h. 120 Whit- 

ney. 

Godnan, Henry, butcher, 524 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Godrich, Frank, driver, bds. 377 Croghan. 

Goebel, Augustus, grocer, 355 Fort e., h. 

same. 

Goebel, John, teamster, h. 70 Antietam. 

Goeller, Joseph, shoemaker, bds. 514 Gra- 

tiot. 

Goeller, Peter, grocery and saloon, 466 

Gratiot, 31. same. 

Goellner, Gustav, saloon, 163 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Goettmann, George, printer, h. 185 Catha- 

rine. 

Goetsch, Herman, h. 478 Orleans. 

Goetscli, William, carpenter, h. 188 Sher- 

man. 

Goetz, Adolph, cigarmaker, bds. 226 Adam 

ave e. 

Goetz, Mrs. Anna, h. 226 Adams ave. e. 

Goetz, Christ.ian, peddler, h. 55 Sherman. 

Goetz, Edward, butcher, bds. 199 Gratiot. 

Goetz, GGorge, carpenter, h. 82 Maple. 

Goff, Charles W., clerk Blue Line, 11. Eliza- 

beth w., bet. Woodward ave. and Park. 

GoK William C., clerk, bds. o. 29 n. 33 Eliz- 

abeth w. 

Goffinet, James, wines and liquors, 66 Lar- 

ned e., h. same. 

Gogger, John, mason, bds. 42 George. 

Gogger, Richard, con tractor, h. 42 George. 

Golns, Thomas (col'd), whitemasher, h. 141 

Fort e. 

Golden, Edward H., clerk Department of 

Lakes, bds. Tremont House. 

Golclen, Hugh, laborer, h. 35 Harrison ave. 

Goldenberg, Louis, h. 172 Lafayette ave. 

Goldenbogen, Charles, laborer, h. 438 

Eighteenth. 

Goldenbogen, Frederick, wagonmaker, h. 

248 Bussell. 

Goldenbogen, William, saloon, 41 Michigan 

Grand ave., h. same. 

Goldman, Moses, hairdresser and wi,o;maker, 

190 Woodward ave., h. 120 Lafayette. 

Goldmann, Abraham, peddler, h. 218 St. 

Bntoine. 

Goldrick, William, moulder, h. 244 Porter.

206 . GOL CLARK'S DETROIT GOO 

PARKE, JENNIBGS & CO.'S 

STANDARD 

s$-tgy~?? jjg~g3?&&@$8 

0 L - 

office, 374 Cass Avenue. 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 

Goldschmidt, Catb arine (wid. William), h. 

196 Maple. 

Goldsmith, Miss Anna M., teacher Capitol 

Union School, bds. 232 Second. 

Goldsmith, Charles L., bookkeeper, bds. 0. 

168 n. 232 Second. 

Goldsmith, Ueorge W., salesman, 292 

Woodward ave., bds. 307 same. 

Goldsmith, James H., propr. Goldsmith, 

Bryant & Stratton Detroit Business 

College, h. o. 168 n. 232 Second. 

Goldsmith, John, printer, h. 311 Benubien. 

Goldsmith, Margaret, h. 307 Wood ward 

ave. 

Goldsmith, Oliver, cigar manfr., 163 Jef- 

ferson ave., h. 353 same. 

Goldsmith, Bryant & Stratton Detroit 

Business College, Seitz Block, 73 Gris- 

wold. 

Goldstein, Jacob, peddler, h. 50 Macomb 

ave. 

Goldstein, Louis, cigarmaker, h. 170 La- 

fayette. 

Goldstein, Louis, cigarmaker. h. 141 Brew- 

ster. 

Goldstone, Nathan, peddler, h. 221 Cass. 

Golorneau, Isaac, drayman, h. 59 Lafay- 

ette. 

Golovsky, Harry, fancy goods, 303 Wood- 

ward ave., bds. 111 Port e. 

Goltz, Frederick, laborer, h. 458 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Golz, George, h. 411 St. Antoine. 

Golz, William, laborer, h. 6'7 Dequindre. 

Golze, William, brickmaker, bds. 278 Gra- 

tiot. 

Gtombensky, Jacob, peddler, B. 214 St. An- 

toine. 

Gonas, William, laborer, bds. 197 Twelfth. 

Qondorf, Charles, agent M. Rosenfield, h. 


Good, Bernard, laborer, bds. 419 Fort e. 

Good, Ellen (wid. William), h. 197 Maple. 

Good, Fanny (wid. Bernard), h. 419 Fort e. 

Good, James, assistant baggage master M. 

S. &N.I. R. It., bds. 197 Maple. 

Good, Jacob, watchman, h. o. 219 n. 359 

High. 

Good, John (Kremer & Co.), bds. Tremont 

House. 

Good, Mary (col'd-wid. Archibald), h. 389 

Macomb. 

Good, William, carpenter, h. 508 Lafayette. 

Goodale, Charles, printer, bds. Tremont 

House. 

Goodale, David C., propr. Tremont House, 

n. e. cor. Jefferson ave. and dandolph, h. 

same. 

Goodale, George P., city editor Free Press, 

11. 6 Clinton. 

Goodale, George S., insurance agent, h. 150 

Congress e. 

Goodbrod, Theophile, tinsmith, h. 177 Hasting~. 

Goodchild, Robert, painter, h. n. w. cor. 

Third and Alexandrine ave. 

Goodell, Phipps B. (Goodell & Fassett), h. 

52 Park Placc. 

Goodell &- Fassett (Phipps B. Goodell and 

Solomon N. Fassett), commis.' elon merchants, 

28 ~oodbridie w. 

Goodfellow, John, bookkeeper Flower & 

Bro's. 

Gooding, Charles M., engineer, h. 128 Abbott. 

Gooding, E. D., comedian, bds. 253 Jefferson 

ave. 

Gooding, William, lumber dealer, h. 97 Congress 

e. 

Goodman,Alfred, grocer, 28 Grand River,and 

proprietor Goodman House, 22 Grand 


Goodman, Daniel (col'd), laborer, h. 505 Macorn 

b. 

Goodman, Robert, tailor, h. 582 Michigan 

ave. 

Goodman, Selig, clerk, bds. 37 Michigan 

ave. 

Goodmann, Benjamin, dry gooods, 226 Gr& 


Goodmann, Theodore E., h. 330 Gratiot. 

Goodner, William M., pastor Pine street 

Rlsthodist Cilurch, h. '72 Pine. 

Goodrich, Charles B., bookkeeper W. (3. 

Vinton, h. 132 Cass. 

Goodrich, Ichabod, boots and shoes, 70 

Grand River, h. 37 Abbott. 

Goodrich, James S., clerk, bds. 31 Madison 

aye. 

Goodral, Frank, carpenter and joiner, h. 434 

Lafayette. 

Goodsell, J. A. (J. A. Goodsell & Co.), h. 80 

Jones. 

Goodsell, John B., Capt. str. City of Frenlons, 

h. 80 Jones. 

Goodsell. Oliver C., grocer, 148 Randolph, 

bds. 2'7 Monroe ave. 

Goodsell J.A., & Co. (J. A. Goodsell 1, 

fancy dress patterns, 80 Jones. 

Goodship, Charles U., teamster, bds. Railroad 

Exchange, Michigan Grand ave. 

Goodson, J. Harvey, insurance agent, 156 

Jefferson ave., bds. Russell House. 

Goodwill, Henq, painter, bds. 327 Lafayette. 

Goodwill, Robert, carpenter, h. 116 Cherry. 

Goodwin, Hon. Daniel, Judge Circnit Court 

Upper Peninsula, h. 520 JeEerson ave. 

Goodwin, George, bds. o. 207 n. 275 Sec- 

I ond.

GOO CITY DIRECTORY. GOU 207 

Goodwin, J. Merrill, office clerk, bds. 520 


Goodwin, Seth, letter carrier, h. n. s. Fre- 

mont, nr. Woodward ace. 

Goodwin, Wallace, hay dealer, h. o. 207 n. 

275 Second. 

Goodyear, John, peddler, bds. 399 Grand 

River. 

Goodyear, John, teamster, bds. 301 Sixth. 

Goodyear, Nicholas, laborer, h. w. s. Sev- 

enth. bet. Cherry and Oak. 

Goodyear, T homas, teamster, h. 301 Sixth. 

Gooley, Ash, carpenter, Larned e. 

Goos, Ludwig, shoemaker, n. e. cor. Beau- 

bien and Harriett. 

Goosman, William, cigarmaker, bds. Hotel 

Erichsen. 

Gopplob, Istrichen, blacksmith, h. n. e. cor. 

Michigan ave. and Nineteenth. 

Goranwyne, John, baker, h. Michigan avd., 

bet. Seventh and Eighth. 

Gordon, George, plasterer, bds. 24 Henry. 

Gordon, George, plasterer, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Gordon, Henry, h. 152 Abbott. 

Gordon, James, salesman Robert Inkster, h. 

114 Rivard. 

Gordon, James (col'd), laborer, h. 56 Mul- 

lett. 

Gordon, John (S. W. Morgan & Co.), h. 15 

George. 

Gordon, John, tailor, h. w. s. Sullivan ave.. 

bet. Michigan ave. and Chestnut. 

Gordon, Linus, saloon, h. o. 55 n. 60 Mont- 

calm w. 

Gordon, Mary A. (col'd), seamstress, 123 Na- 

poleon. 

Gordon, Richard (col'd), barber, 6 Larned 

e., h. 65 Harriett. 

Gordon, Etobe~t B., carpenter, h. rear 182 

Hc ward. 

Gordon, Samuel S., clerk, bds. 183 Park. 

Gordon, Thomae, machinist, bds. 521 Lar- 

ned e. 

Gordon, Timothy, bartender, bds. 8 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Gordon. William, mason. h. 24 Henry. 

Gordon, Wi liam, moulder, h. 130 Beech. 

Gordson, I. H., bds. Bussell House. 

Gore, Arthur, harbor master, saloon, At- 

water, n. e. cor. Bates, 11. same. 

Gore, Bridget (wid. John), h. 119 Larned 

west. 

Gore, John, boilermaker, bds. 152 Larned m. 

Gore, Julia (wid. James), h. 25 Atwater. 

Gore, Ralph, laborer, h. e. s. National ave., 

bet., Locust and Pine. 

Gorrell, Henry (col'd), waiter, h. Kentucky, 


Garenflo, Theodore, brewer, bds. 275 Gra- 

tiot. 

Gorep, Catharine (wid Edward), h. 43 Lewis. 

Gornan, Henry, clerk, bds. 1'70 First. 

Gorharn, James, tanner, 11. 1'70 First. 

Gorie, David, carpenter, bds. 197 Bivard. 

Gorie, John, carpenter, bds. 197 Rivard. 

Gorie, Magnus, carpenter, bds. 197 Rivard. 

Goring, John, bookkeeper, h. w. s Elmwood 

ave., bet. Larned and Congress. 

Gorius, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 109 Nullett. 

Gor~nan , Ann (wid. Michael), washerwoman, 

h. 123 Larned w. 

Gormon, James, carpenter, h. 130 Locust. 

Oorman, John O., blacksmith, h. 277 Eighteenth. 

Gorman, Martin, laborer, h. 297 Seventh. 

Gorman, Martin, maltster, h. n. e. cor. Abbott 

and Eleventh. 

Gorman, Michael, carpenter, h. 53 Fifteenth. 

(;Forman, Robert (col'd), h. rear 479 Woodward 

ave. 

Gorman, Thomas, boilermaker, bds. 123 

Larned w. 

Gorman, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, h. 

527 35ich. ave. 

Gorman, Timothy, h. 323 Fifth. 

Gorton, Frank, foreman lumber yard M. C. 

R. R., h. 541 Second. 

Gorton, clerk, h. 144 Rivard. 

Gorton, William R., homceopathicphysician, 

255 Woodward ave., h. same. 

Goshen, Thomas, headsawyer, h. Fort, bet. 

Twelfth and Thirteenth. 

Gossow, Edward, tailor, bds. 267 Elizabeth 

east. 

Gotenau, Girard, grocer, 391 Orleans, h. 

same. 

Gotie, Joseph, laborer, bds. 98 Prospect. 

Gotier. Paul, caulker, h. 155 Chestnut. 

Gokel, Edward, shoelnakex, h. Dequindre, 

nr. James. 

Gottlive, Teufel, shoemaker, h. Fourth, cor. 

Grand. 

Gottsclialk, John, laborer, h. 433 Mullett. 

Gottschalk, William, jr., lastmaker, h. 523 

Macomb. 

Gottsclialk, William, sr., lastmaker, h. 519 

Macomb. 

Gottschau, Nicholas, carpetweaver, 193 


Gottwarth, Christian, peddler, h. 525 Seventh. 

Gotz, Caroline (wid. Antoine), h. 289 Juliette. 

Goucher, Louis, mason, h. 171 Dubois. 

Goucher, William, tailor, bds. Tremont 

House. 

Goudreau, Frank, joiner, h. 434 Lafayette. 

Gough, Mrs. Giles M., confectioner, 228 


Gould, Henry E., supt. Detroit R. R. Elevator, 

bds. Tremont House. 

Gould, James, machinist, h. 300 Fort e. 

(iould, Jacob, cook Russell House, bds. 

same. 

Gould, Marshall, shoemaker, bds. 37 Bates. 

Gould, Uriah, machinist, bds. 0.266 n. 300 

Fort e. 

Gould, Walter J. (Gould & Fellers), h. 270 


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ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON DIcELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt., 


Gould & Fellers (Walter J. Gould and Mor- 

gan S. Fellers), wholesale grocers, 22 

Woodward ave. 

Goulden, Charles, clerk, h. 344 Montcalm e. 

Goulet, Hilare, carpenter, h. 583 Laraed e. 

Goulet, Peter, shipcarpenter, h. 568 Larned 

east. 

Gourlay, William, engineew, h. 504 Con- 

gl ess e. 

Gouycliea, Gabriel, engineer, h. 257 Clinton. 

Gous, James J., carpenter, 11. 402 Third. 

Govin, Charles, merchant tailor, 13 Larned 

e., h. 61 Wayne. 

Gow, George B., shoemaker, h. s. s. Church, 

bet. Pu'inth avt.. and Tenth. 

Gowan, William J., tinsmith, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Gowdy, Francis, machinist, bds. 173 Abbott. 

Gowdy, Frank H., carpenter, bds. 173 Ab- 

bott. 

Gowdy, James, sailor, h. s. s. Parsons, bet. 

Cass and woodward aves. 

Gowdy, Norman D., printer, h. n. e. cor. 

Ninth ave. and Butternut. 

Gowan, Eliza (wid. Dennis), h. e. s. Fif- 

teenth, bet. Howard and Marquette. 

Goyer, Edward, laborer, h. 385 Lafayette. 

Goyette, Louis, peddler, h. 597 Gratiot. 

Goyette, Xicholas, salesman, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Goyette, Mrs. Nicholas, fancy goods, 1468 

Woodward avt.., bds. Finney 's Hotel. 

Grabe, VSTilliam, night watchman, h. e. s. 

Humboldt ave., nr. Poplar. 

Grabherr, Marcus, painter, bds. 125 Croghan. 

Grabo, C. Gottlieb, h. 63 La,fayette. 

Grabowsky, --, peddler, h. 218 Ada~ns 

ave. e. 

Grace, Richard, laborer, h. o. 420 n. 490 La- 

fayette. 

Gradwell, James T., editor Journal of Com- 

merce, h. 326 Brush. 

Gradwell, James W., tailor, bds. 3526 Brush. 

Graeber, Gottlieb, waiter Hotel Rlauch, bds. 

same. 

Graebner, William, marblecutter, bds. 216 

Elizabeth e. 

Graf, Frederick, laborer, h. 167 Chest.nut. 

Graf, Susanna (wid. Samuel), midwife, h. 

176 Clinton. 

Graff, August, laborer, h. w. s. Lafontaine 

ave., nr. Poplar. 

Grafi, Charles, laborer, h. w. s. Lafontaine 

ave., nr. Poplar. . 

Gragh. Anton, carpenter, bds. Eighth, bet. 

Fulton and Irving. 

Gragh, Pauline (wid. Henry), h. Eighth, bet. 

Irving and Fulton. 

Graham, Alexander, sailor, h. 456 Clinton 

ave. 

Graham, Andrew, stone polisher, h. 41 

Lewis. 

Graham, Andrew, clerk, bds. 140 Cass. 

Graham, Mrs. Ann (wid. R~bert), h. 342 

Michigan ave. 

Graham, Colin, sailor, h. 37 Seventeenth. 

Graham, Daniel, blacksmith, bds. 63 Fif- 

teenth. 

Graham, Henry, tanner, h. 114 Michigan ave. . 

Graham, John, patternmaker, bds. 37 Seven- 

teenth. 

Graham, Joseph H., grocer, 342 Michigan 


Graham, Peter, grocer, s. e. cor. Michigan 

ave. and Fourteenth, h. same. 

Graham, Peter, policeman, h. Michigan 

ave., bet. Thirteen-and-a-half and Four- 

teenth. 

Graham, Soloma (wid. J. J.), vegetables, 26 

City Hall market, h. n. s. Macomb, bet. 

St. Antoine and Hastings. 

Graham, Thomas, laborer, h. E. s. Plum, bet. 

Fifth and Sixth. 

Graham, Thomas, mason, h. 72 Montcalm e. 

Graham, William, book and job printer, 51 

Bates, 11. 621 Cass ave. 

Grall, Sebastian, laborer, h. 230 Clinton. 

Gram, John, fresco painter, h. 108 Crogha~. 

Grand ltiver Street Railway Depot, Cirand 

River, n. w. cor. Eighth. 

Grand Trunk Railway Depot, s. w. cor. 

Mroodbridge and Third. 

Grander, Charles, shoemaker, bds. 616 

Woodbridge w. 

Grando, Henry, blacksmith, h. 421 Fourth. 

Grandon, Joseph, laborer, bds. 347 Fort a. 

Graneist, Otto, cigar manfi.., 165 Fort e., h. 

same. 

Graney, Thomas, laborer, h. 46 Orchard. 

Granger, Charles, pumpmaker, bds. o. 53 n. 

101 Orleans. 

Granger, Edward, pumpmaker, 51 Orleans, 

h. o. 53 n. 101 same. 

Granger, Frederick, pumpmaker, bds. o. 53 

n. 101 Orleans. 

Granger, Frederick, with J. M. B. Sill, bds. 

84 Fort. 

Granger, Hiram (Granger, Carter & Co. and 

Granger & Sabin), h. Woodward ave., n. 

w. cor. Alexandrine nve. 

Granger, John H., mason, bds. 66 Adams 

ave. w. 

Granger, Joseph, mason, h. 66 Adams ave. 

west. 

Granger, Matilda (wid. Sylvester), bds. 50 

Montcalm w. 

Granger, Sidney, carpenter and builder, h. 

a. s. Mayberry ave., nr. Butternut. 

GRANGER, CARTEK. 85 CO. (Hiram Gran- 

ger, David Carter and Orrin T. Sabin), 

plug tobacco manirs., 33 Atwater.

GRA CITY DIRECTORY. GRE 

Granger & Sabin (Hiram Granger and Orrin 

T. Sabin), bankers, 37 TVoodward ave. 

Graney, Daniel, laborer, b. 394 Fifth. 

Graney, Daniel, laborer, h. Woodbridge, 

bet. Hastings and Atwater. 

Gransinger, Peter, butcher, bds. 615 Gra- 

tiot. 

Grant, Archibald, dyer, 26 Congress e., h. 

same. 

Grant, Donald, carpenter, bds. 331 Third. 

Grant, Edward, palnter, h. 253 Sherman. 

Grant, James, clerk, bds. 253 Jefferson ave. 

Graut, James, clerk, bds. cor. Congress and 

Randolph. 

Grant, James, moulder, h. 530 Fort e. 

Grant, Richard, watchman b1. C. R. R., h. 

Seventeenth. 

Grant, Samuel (col'd), h. s. e. cor. Ohio and 

St. Antoine. 

Grant, Strothe (col'd). porter, h. s. s. Ohio, 

bet. St. Antoine and Hastings. 

Grant, Theodore, painter, h. 167 Brewster. 

Grant, Thomas H., pressman, bds. 305 

Sisth. 

Grant, Thomas W., foreman news room 

Daily Post, h. 305 Sisth. 

Grant, Wakeman, conductor, bds. 377 Cro- 

ghan. 

Grant, William, cook, h. rear 458 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Grant, William, saloon, 217 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Grant, William C., mathematical instru- 

ment maker, h. 34 Montcalm w. 

Grant, William H., night watchman bl. C. 

R. R. depot, bds. 305 Sisth. 

Granville, Miss Sarah A., teacher, bds. 289 


Grarard, John, laborer, h. 172 Beech. 

Grasser, Frederick, laborer, h. 509 Ma- 

comb. 

Grasser, Frederick, tanner, h. 81 Sherman. 

Gratz, John, laborer, h. Fort, s. e. cor. 

Lei b. 

Graul, Charles, music teacher, h. 2'71 Mul- 

lett. 

Graulich, William L., carpenter, h. 216 Mar- 

ion. 

Graumann, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 292 

bIontealm e. 

Graumann, Christian, brewer, bds. 244 Xi- 

vard. 

Graumueller, Hermann, laborer, bds. 76 

Croghan. 

GI avaling, Antoine, shipcarpenter, h. 565 

Fort w. 

Gravelin, Antoine, carpenter, h. 13 Fort w. 

Gravelin, Emanuel, carpenter, 11. 594 Con- 

gress e. 

Gravelin, Seril, laborer, h. 586 Croghan. 

Braves, Henry, h. 220 Harrison ave. 

Graves. Henry A. (Tomlinson & Graves), h. 

62 Miami ave. 

Graves, Horace A., painter, h. 135 Twenty- 

third. 

Graves, Horace P., salesman, h. Seventeenth, 

bet. Fort and Congress. 

Graves, John, clerk in Bankruptcy, h. 54 

Montcalm e. 

Graves. John, lawyer, h. 54 Montcalm e. 

GRAVIER, JOHN B. R., wines and liquors, 

general agt. Protective Mutual Life Ins. 

Society of N. Y., 106 Gratiot, h. same. 

(See adv.) 

Gray, Adam, carpenter, h. 36 Columbia w. 

Gray, Alexander, check clerk G. W. R., h. 


Gray. Alfred A ., upholsterer, h. National 

ave., nr. Grand River. 

Gray, Archibald Y., clerk, h. 146 Howard. 

Gray, Catharine (wid. Nicholas), h. 211 

Second. 

Gray, Charles, h. 306 Randolph. 

Gray, Charles B., clerk &I. C. R. R., bds. 75 

Larned w. 

Gray, Charles W., office clerk, bds. 544 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Gray, David W., grocer, 230 Congress w., h. - 

same. 

Gray, Elizabeth (wid. George), h. 65 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Gray, Miss Emma, boarding, 289 Jefferson 

ave. 

Gray, George T., machinist, h. 466 Ma- 

comb. 

Gray, James, laborer, bds. 211 Second. 

Gray, James, machinist, h. 255 Howard. 

Gray, John, laborer, bds. 101 Atwater. 

Gray, John, machinist, h. 700 Lafayette. 

Gray, John H., shoemaker, h. 219 Ran- 

dolph. 

Gray, John S. (Gray & Toynton), h. 290 Ran- 

dolph. 

Gray, Laura (col'd-wid. Henry), h. 117' 

Fort e. 

Gray, Mary L., dressmaker, o. 291 n. 311 

Woodward ave., up stairs. 

Gray, Nicholas, laborer, bds. 211 Second. 

Gray, Philip C., clerk, b. 288 Randolph. 

Gray, Robert M., salesman, h. 40 Ma- 

comb. 

Gray, MTilliam, chairmaker, h. n. s. Porter, 

bet. Fourth and Fifth. 

Gray, William, machinist, bds. 275 How- 

ard. 

Gray, William (Gray & Moran), h. 544 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Gray, Mr. H. H. (C. D. Widman & Co.), bds. 


Gray & &loran (William Gray and William 

B. Moran), lawyers, 17 and 18 Rotunda 

Building. 

Gray & Toynton (John S. Gray and Joseph 

Toynton), wholesale confectioners, 143 

Jeferson ave. 

Great Western Passenger Agency, n. e. cor. 

Jefferson ave. and Oriswold. 

Greb, Martin, blackslnith, 206 Watson. 

Grebbin, John, painter M. C. R. R., h. 249 

Sesond.

GRE GRE 

PARKE, JENNINGIS & CO. 

I 

Green, William G., tailor, h. s. s. Rivard, 

bet. Croghan and Macomb. 

OFFER 

Green, William S., accountant, bds. 40 Con- 

CHEMICALS gress w. 

GREEN & MILLER (William C. Green and 

AT EASTERN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. Louis M. Miller), managers Economical 

Mutual Life Ins. Co., 30 and 32 Larned w. 

We make none but what we can Greenbaum, Joseph, clothing, 47 Jefferson 



Greenbaum, William G., cutter with Ferner, 

areding, Rev. Peter, pastor German Re- 10 Congress e. 

formed Zion's Church, 11. 214 Russell. Greene, Andrew C., h. I1 Bronson. 

Greebner, Mary (wid. Christian), h. Gratiot, Greene, John, conductor, h. 507 Seventh. 

s. e. cor. Dubois. 

Greene, John, laborer, h. 413 Fort w. 

Green, Andrew, yardman Michigan Ex- Green, D. W., salesman Standish, Green 

change, bds. same. 

& Co., h. 653 Jefferson ave. 

Green, Ann (wid. Charles), h. 150 Marion. Green.ly, John, fireman, bds. 320 Fra,nklin. 

Green, Anna (wid. William), h. 280 Michi- Greenway, William, painter, h. 84 Seventh. 

gan ave. 

Greenfield, Francis, machinist, h. 68 Twen- 

Green, Arcadus, fruit dealer, h. 12 Lewis. tieth. 

Green, Charles, saloon, 68 Woodbridge w., h. Greening, Herman, dry goods and carpets, 

same. 

63 Woodward ave., h. n. e. cor. Twenty- 

. Green, Charles P., bricklayer, h. 6 Porter. third and Fort. 

Green, Daniel, accountant, h. 633 Jefferson Greenslade, John A., vinegar, h. 54 Madiave. 

son ave. 

Green, Daniel, produce dealer, h. 592 Michi- Greenwood, John, h. 165 Grand River. 

gan ave. 

Greenwood, Joseph W., shoemaker, bds. 110 

Green, Edward H., carpenter, bds. 16 Beau- Rivard. 

bien. 

Grew, James, streetcar driver, bds. 202 

Green, Emma (wid. George), h. 121 Gratiot. Eighth. 

Green, George, bds. 633 Jefferson ave. Greer, Mary (wid. William), h. 202 Eighth. 

Green, George B. (Standish, Green & Co.), Greese, Charles, shoemaker, bds. 436 Woodh. 


bridge w. 

Green, George \IT., sailor, h. 66 Baker. Greffley, Jacob, saloon, 303 MicLigan ave., 

Green, James, groceries and liquors, 223 h. same. 

Sixth, h. same. 

Greffly, Leo, Detroit Exchange, 52 Front. 

Green, James W., salesman, bds. 161 Clif- Gregg, John, carpenter, h. 220 John It. 

ford. 

Gregor, Bernard, founder, h. 125 Twenty- 

Green, Jeremiah, farmer, h. Hastings, nr. fourth. 

railroad crossing. 

Gregor, William H., bds. 93 Fort w. 

Green, John, drover, h. s. w. cor. National Gregory, Charles (col'd), laborer, bds. 379 

ave. and Ash. 

Maple. 

Green, John, laborer, h. 529 Fort w. Gregory, Everett (col'd), laborer, h. 408 Ma- 

Green, John, laborer, 11. 67 Abbott. 

ple. 

Greeu. John, plasterer, bds. 280 Michigan Gregory, Helen, (wid. Mark), h. rear 11 

ave. 

Jones. 

Green, J. Watson, druggist, bds. 161 Clif- Gregory, Lieut. James F., U. S. Engineer 

ford. 

Corps, bds. Russell House. 

a re en, Maria (wid. John), h. 304 Croglian. Gregory, John C., veterinary surgeon, 71 

Green, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 126 Gratiot, Larned, h. 74 Stlerman. 

bds. same. 

Gregory, Reuben (col'd), shoemaker, h. 210 

Green, Preston (col'd), laborer, h. 38 Clif- Lafayette. 

ford. 

Gregory, Vir,gil H., bookkeeper, bds. 49 La- 

Green, Robina (wid. James H.), bds. 161 fayette ave. 

Clifford. 

Gregory, Wllliam H. (col'd), sailor, h. 379 

Green, Sarah J. (wid. Jacob), h. 121 Con- Maple. 

gress e. 

Grehn, Henry, laborer, h. s. s. Catharine, 

Green. Sullivan D., reporter Free Press, h. bet. Dubois and Chene. 

274 First. 

Greig, David, tailor and clothes cleaner, 60 

Green, Thomas, laborer, h. 169 Beech. Larned w,. h. same. 

Green, Wesley A., attorney-at-law, SO Gris- Greig, David (Kennedy & Greig), h. 372 Siswold, 

bds. Antisdel House. 

teenth. 

Green, William, teamster, bds. 48 Labrosse. Greig, Pu'orman, steward, h. 54 Wayne. 

Green, JYilliam C. (Green S;, Miller), bds. Grcincr, Ercdcriclr, carpenter, h. 242 Colurn- 

It ussell House. 

, bid e. 

.

GRE CITY DIRECTORY. GRI 211 

Greiner, Theodore, trunkmaker, bds. 242 

Columbia e. 

Greinke, Joseph, laborer, h. w. s. Dubois, 

south of Gratiot. 

Grelling, Gottschalk, photograph gallery, 

219 Jefferson ave.. h. 166 E1izabet.h w. 

Grenier, George, shipcarpenter, h. 189 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Gresbeck, Frederick, watchmaker, 10 Monroe 


Gieser, Frederick, laborer, h. 509 Macomb. 

Gressler, Charles, carpenter, h. 106 Brewster. 

Gressler, Joseph, gardener, h. 57 Watson. 

Gressler, Louis, carpenter, bds. 106 Brewster. 

Greusel, Joseph, lettercarrier District No. 

14, h. 101 Baker. 

Gretz, Miss Theresia, h. 271 Riopelle. 

Greusel, Isaac (John Greusel & Sons), res. 

Springwells. 

Greusel, John (John Greusel & Sons), h. 235 

Third. 

Greusel, John, jr. (John Greusel & Sons), res. 

Springwel Is. 

Greusel, Joseph (John Greusel & Sons), res. 

Springweils. 

Qreusel, Sylvester, machinist, bds. 101 Baker. 

GEEUSEL, JOHN, & SONS (John, Joseph, 

John, jr., and Isaac Greusel), brick and 

tile, 237 Third, mnfry. Springwells. 

Grevels, Edward, collector Sixth Ward, h. 

435 Hastings. 

Orey, James, machinist, h. 255 Howard. 

Grey, John H., shoemaker, h. 219 Randolph. 

Grey, William D., machinist, bds. 255 Howard. 

Gridley, William H., messenger Canadian 

Express, h. 141 Montcalm e. 

Griffin, Daniel, laborer, h. Crawford, n. w. 

cor. Maria. 

Griffen,. Flory, laborer, n. w. cor. Crawford 

and Buena Vista. 

Griffen, James, laborer, h. w. s. Fourth, opp. 

Joy. 

Griffin, John, teamster, h. 153 National ave. 

Griffin, John S., lettercarrier, h. 255 Eighteenth. 

Griffin, Thomas, grocer, 179 National ave., 

h. same. 

Griffin, Thomas S. artin in & Griffin), bds. 

n. w. cor. Fourth and Marcy. 

Griffin, William, carpenter, bds. s. w. cor. 

Jetierson and Mount Elliott aves. 

Griffin, Hiram, machinist, bds. 19 Sixth. 

Griffin, MTilliam (~ol'd), h. 61 Mullett. 

Griffin, James Francis (col'd), sailor, h. rear 

145 Fort e. 

Griffin, Levi T. (Noore & Griffin), bds 43 

Congress w. 

Griffin, Norah (col'd), tobacconist, h. 212 Lafayette 

e. 

Griffin, Patrick, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Grand 

River and Adams aye. 

Griffin. Thomas J., teamster, h. 157 Na- 

tional ave. 

Griffin, William (col'd), porter, bds. 61 Mul- 

lett. 

Griffing, Sarah A. (wid. Joseph), h. 114 

Cass. 

Urifiith, Alfred, chairmaker, h. 137 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Griffith, Edward B., printer, bds. 52 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Grifith, Edward W., salesman, bds. 194 

Fourth. 

Griffith, John H., druggist, I06 Jefferson 

ave.. h. 133 Cass. 

Griffith, John J., laborer, h. 194 Fourth. 

Griffith, Thomas H., apothecary and drug- 

gist, o. 241 n. 287 Michigan ave., h. Ill 

Cass. 

Griffith. Vanvalsa. laborer. bds. 48 Abbott. 

~riffi th; William if. (col'd), laborer, h. 262 

Park. 

Griffith, William S., telegraph operator, 

bds. 194 Fourth. 

Griffith, William V., janitor Masonic Hall, 


Griffitlis, John E., clerk M. C. R. R., h. I 

Stimson. 

Griffley, Joseph, propr. Monroe House, 37 

Third. 

Griggs, Stephen (Griggs, Mott & Co.), h. 66 

Congress m. 

Griggs, Stephen A., clerk P. O., bds. 66 

Congress w. 

Griggs, Matt & Co. (Stephen Griggs, John 

T. ~Mott and Thomas S. Donahue), manufacturers 

Griggs' Aroxnatic Bitters, 15 Jefferson 

ave. 

Griem, John, laborer, h. 219 Maple. 

Grier, Thomas M., laborer, h. 234 Abbott. 

Ories, Frederick, mechanic, bds. Chestnut, 

bet. Orleans and Dequindre. 

Gries, Jacob, laborer, h. Sherman, bet. Hast 

ings and Rivard. 

Grieser, Frederick. brewer, h. s. s. Sherman, 

bet. Uubois and St. Aubin ave. 

Grieshaber, Burghard (Grieslraber & St. 

Jorre), h. 393 Congress e. 

Grieshaber & St. Jorre (Burghard Grieshaber 

and Dexe St. Jorre), manir's of gold 

pens, 164 Jefferson ave, up stairs. 

Uriesinger, Louis, masonbuilder, saloon, 178 

Etussell, 11. same. 

Grlew, Frank, laborer, bds. n. w. cor. Bronson 

and Orleans. 

Grills, Elizabeth (wid. James), h. 156 Seo 

ond. 

Grimberg, Harris, peddler, h. 152 Lafayette. 

Chimes, John (col'd), sailor, h. 268 Watson. 

Grimes, Samuel (col'd), tanner, h. 136 Fort e. 

Grimm, Augustus, la borer, h. 338 Sherman. 

Grimm, Engelbert, watchmaker, bds. 26 

Monroe ave. 

Grimm, Henry, tailor, h. 18 Palmer. 

Grimm, John, tailor, h. 382 Michigan ave.

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NEW YORE 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON NeELBOY, Manager and Agency Snpt., 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, 116ICH. 

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Grimm, John, bds. 129 Macomb. 

Grimm, Peter, music teacher, bds. 260 Ma- 

comb. 

Grimm, Salome (wid. John J.), vegetables, 

26 City Hall market, h. 129 Macomb. 

Grimpf, Hubert, matchmaker, h. 141 Chest- 

nut. 

Orimshaw, John A., printer, h. s. w. cor. 

Maberry ave. and Ash. 

Grindley, David, laborer, h. s. 8. Parsons, 

bet. Cass and Woodward aves. 

Grindlp, James, machinist, h. ,510 Con- 

gress e. 

Grist, Peter, groom, bds. 84 Larned e. 

Gristophel, Frederick, cigarmaker, bds. s. s. 

Irving bet. Sixth and Seventh. 

Griswold, Albert, broommaker, h. 189 Third. 

Griswold, Charles W., clerk Farrand, 

Sheley & Co., h. 73 Selden. 

Griswold, Cynthia L. (wid. Aaron), h. 73 

Selden. 

Griswold, Hezekiah, insurance a@., 2 Lar- 

ned e., h. 89 Farmer. 

Griswold, Hinman, mechanic, h. 189 Third. 

Griswold, John, bricklayer, h. 109 Seven- 

teenth. 

Griswold, William, broommaker, bds. 189 

Qroll, Julius, tailor, h. 374 Hastings. 

Qroll, Philip, soldier, bds. 451 St. Antoine. 

Gromletesky, Jacob, carpenter, h. 92 Bron- I 

son. 

Grones, Paul, shoemaker, h. 294 Juliette. 

Groomshaw, John M., laborer, h. w. s. May- 

berry ave., bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Groper, Christian, cigarmaker, h. Spring- 

wells, s. e. cor. Camyau and Wood- 

bridge. 

Grosbeck, Jacob, cigarmaker, h. 278 Rio- 

pelle. 

Grosfield, Anthony (Grosfield & Son), bds. 


Grosfield, Theodore (Grosfield & Son), h. 


Grosfield & Son (Antony and Theodore 

Grosfield), grocery and feed store, 1011 

to 1013 Michigan ave. 

Groshaw, John, carpenter, h. 122 Baker. 

Groskinsky , Sebastian, bds. 282 St. Antoine. 

Grosman, William (Berg & Grosman), bds. 

297 Montcalm e. 

Gross, Ferdinand, tailor, bds. 455 Sherman. 

Gross, Henry, pork packer, bds. 179 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Gross, Henry, foreman pork packer, bds. 10 

woodbridge w. 

Gross, Jacob, laborer, h. 405 St. Aubin ave. 

Gross, John: tailor, h. 144 Macomb. 

Gross, John P., shoemaker, saloon, 238 Rus- 

sell, h. same. 

Gross, Louis, carpenter, h. '76 Catharine. 

Gross, Willialu, tailor, h. 453 St. Antoine. 

Grosshans, Frederick, cigarmaker, bds. 428 

Gratiot . 

Grossman, Adam, carpenter, h. 248 Sher- 

man. 

Grot, Hermut, laborer, h. n. s. Chestnut, 


Groth, Char i es, shoemaker, h. 476 Orleans. 

Grotheyn, Ernst, laborer, h. 123 Leverett. 

Grotmarsh, Joseph, carpenter, h.118 Twenty- 

third. 

Grout, John R., agt. Detroit & Lake Super- 

ior Copper Co., h. 86 Fort w. 

Grove, Edwin H., office clerk, bds. Howard 

House. 

Grove, William, painter, h. 211 Antietam. 

Grovenberg, William F., deputy sheriff, h. 

209 Handolph. 

Groveland, Charles L., painter, 6.109 Lev- 

erett. 

Grover, Frank, furniture, 305 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Gruendhal, John, clerk, bds. 16 Fort e. 

Uruenewald, Henry (Gruenewald & Broeg), 

h. 31 Miami ave. 

Gruenewald & Broeg (Henry Gruenewald 

and Max Broeg), saloon, 53 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Grueninger, Theodore, cabinetmaker, bds. 

1 Hotel Erichsen. 

Third. 

Gritman, Sa~nuel , foreman furnishing room 

Detroit Chair Factory, h. 180 Fifth. 

Gritz, Hermann, shoemaker, h. 414 Riopelle. 

Grix, George. blacksmith, h. 235 Lafayette. 

Grix, John, blacksmith, h. 235 Lafayette. 

Grob, John, tailor, h. 344 Croghan. 

Grobber, Daniel, wagonmaker, h. 369 Antietam. 

Grober. Elizabeth (wid. George), h. 12 Silver. 

Groes, John, teamster, h. 79 Marion. 

Groestick, John, teamster, h. 80 North. 

Groest.ick. William, laborer. h. 111 Marion. 

~roff, ~uiust, laborer, h.' Fifteenth, nr. 

Grand Eiver. 

riff, Harry, cabinetmaker, bds. Garrison 

House. 

- Grogan, Lawrence, laborer, h. 133 Cherry. 

Grogan, Peter, laborer, bds. cor. Thirteenth 

and Canfield. 

Groh, Nicholas, gilder, h. 108 Elizabeth e. 

Grohans, Bernard, teamster, h. 124 Seventeetnh. 

Grohns, George, laborer, h. 133 Seventeenth. 

Groll, John, h. 10 Jay. 

/ Gruenmiller, Adam, tailor, h. nr. a. w. cor. I , 

Groll, John, blacksmith, h. 451 St. Antoine. I Benton and Hastings.

GRU CITY DIBEmORY. GUR 

Uruenstein, Jacob, peddler, h. 74 Lafay Guinan, James, laborer, h. s. s. Dubois, bet. 

ette. 

Larned and Jefferson ave. 

Gruenthal, Louis, peddler, h. 379 Hastings. Guinea, James F., grocer, h. 490 Grand 

Gruenthal, Maurice, peddler, h. 158 Colum- River. 

bia e. 

Guinea, Timothy, musician, h. 70 Columbia 

Uruetz, Gottfried, laborer, h. 405 Riopelle. west. 

Uruser, Albert, machinist, bds. 24 Brush. Guiney, Benjamin., tin and sheet iron, bds. 

Grug, Josephine (wid. Lawrence), h. w. s. 70 Columbia w. 

Twenty-fourth, nr. Fort. 

Guiney, Daniel, grocer, 247 Sixth, h. same. 

Urultge, Albert, laborer, h. 419 Maple. Guinno, Francis, nlachinist, bds. Seventh, 

Grummond, Delia (wid. George), h. 248 near Michigan ave. 

Woodward ave. 

Guirk, John, sailor, bds. Mansion House. 

Grummond, Stephen B., tugs and barges, Guiterman, Martin (Smith & Guiterman), 

dock bet. First and Cass, 11. 357 Seveuth. h. 16 Montcalm e. 

Grundahl, John, clerk Peter Voorhees, s. e. Gulde, Gott iieb, carpenter, h. 291 Riopelle 

cor. At water and Bates. 

Gulden, Charles, clerk, h. 344 Montcnlm 

Grundahl, John C. (H. R. Ziegler & Co.), east. 


Guldenpfennig, Andreas, mason, bds. 184 

Grunow, Albert, gardener, 11.196 Macomb. Clinton. 

Grunow, Hermanu, cigarmaker, h. 136 Clin- Gu 1 ley, Orrin S., book and job printer, 

ton. 

10 and 12 Larned e., h. o. 108 n. 136 Cass. 

Grupe, Henry, billiard table maker, h. 189 Gulley, Sanford T., printer, bds. 136 

Rivard. 

Cass. 

Gruschov, Frederick, laborer, h. 436 Maple. Gumbine, Nissen, peddler, h. 218 St. An- 

Gubby, Charles, coppershith, bds. 90 Fort toine. 

east. 

Gumbrecht, Augustus, bookbinder, h. 347 

Gubby, James, tinsmith, h. w. s Hasting, Bronson. 

bet. Lafayette and Croghan. 

Gumelton, John, boltcutter, bds. 199 

Gubby, James A., tin and sheet iron, h. n. s. Eighth. 

Calhoun, near Prospect. 

Gumelton, Thomas, laborer, h. 199 Eighth. 

Gubby, Mary (wid. Francis), h. 139 Adams Gutnm, Lewis, salesman Campbell, Linn & 

ave. e. 

Co., bds. 'Goodms n House. 

Gubby, Mary (wid. Charles), h. 397 Lafay- Gundlach, Frederick, lastmaker, h. 367 

ette. 

Fort e. 

Gubby, William C., bds. 139 Adams ave. e. Gundlach, William, bookkeeper, h. 124 

Guenans, Andreas, cabinetmaker, 228 Ad- Mullett. 

ams are. e., h. same. 

Gunyew, Joseph, carpenter, h. Jos. Campau 

Guenther, Christian, baker, h. 38 Catha- ave., near Wight's mill. 

rine. 

Gunkel, Henry, painter, h. 102 Macomb. 

Guenthe~, John, wood peddler, h. 564 Mul- Gunn, Caleb I(. (Gunn & Locke), bds. Etussell 

lett. 

House. 

Guenther, Peter, Justice of Peace, 23 Lar- Gunn, George, vegetables, City Hall marned 

~v., h. 206 Macomb. 

ket, h 20 Fort e. 

Guenther, William, shoemaker, bds. 564 Gunn. Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 460 Cro- 

Mullett. 

ghan. 

Guentherodt, Frederick, tailor, h. 294 Cro- Gunn & Locke (Caleb K. Gunn and 

ghan. 

Charles H. Locke), drygoods, 96 Wood- 

Guenzel, Joseph, blacksmith, h. s. s. Gra- ward ave. 

tiot, w. Eltllwood ave. 

Gunning, Mary A. (wid. James), h. s. s. Ma- 

Guerin, Thomas, clerk, bds. 202 Griswold, comb, w. Rivard. 

Gueterslo. William, wagonmaher, bds. 43 Gunsolley, James O., physician, 181 St. Au- 

Monroe ave. 

I bin ave., h. same. 

Guilleno. Antonio, laborer, h. 91 Fifteenth. 

- Gunthur, Frederick, yardman, bds. s. w. 

Guillerd, Constantine, sawfiler, h. 568 Cro- cor. Port and Third. 

ghan. 

I Guoin, Pontiff', bricklayer, h. 349 Larned e. 

Guilloz, Frederick, baker, 517 Gratiot, h. Gupert, John, laborer, h. o. 418 n. 462 Lasame. 

salle ave. 

Guilloz, James, peddler, h. n. e. cor. Scott Gurette, Joseph, saloonkeeper, 299 Woodand 

I-tiopelle. 


Guilloz, John, baker, bds. 517 Gratiot. Guri, Stephen, laborer, h. 339 Lafayette. 

Guiiloz, Paul, baker, bds. 517 Uratiot. Gurneau, Prudence, carpenter, h. 483 Cro- 

Guiltey, Dennis, laborer, h. o. 289 4. 349 ghan. 

Michigan ave. 

1 Gornell, Thomas G., grocer, 209 Watson, 

- 

Guina, Uavid, porter G. W. R., bds. 52 Du- I h.same. 

bois. 

Gunell, William, clerk, bds. 209 Watson. 

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TEROUGHOUT THE UXITED STATES. 

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Gustel, Antoine, laborer, h. 760 Twenty- 

fourth. 

Gustell, Joseph, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., near Butternut. 

Gustin, William C., surgeon, 33 Adams ave. 

e., h. same. 

Gutchau, Charles, laborer, h. 135 Twenty- 

second. 

Gute, Anthony, teamster, h. o. 181 n. 247 

High. 

Gutekunst, John G., shoemaker, h. 385 

'I'm-elfth. 

Gutekunst, William, stonecutter, h. 113 

Catharine. 

Gutenau, Cornelius, meat market, 390 Or- 

leans, h. same. 

Gutersloh, John W., carriagemaker, bds. 42 

Monroe aye. 

Guth. J., shoemaker, bds. Tremont House. 

Guthart, Henry, grocer, 380 St. Antoine, h. 

same. 

Guthart, Jacob, clerk, bds. 380 St. Antoine. 

Gut hrie, Hugh, bds. Goodman House. 

Guthrie, Eachel (wid. John), h. 256 Rirard. 

Gutoe, Joseph, laborer, h. 514 Mullett. 

Gutschmidt, John, plumber, h. 526 Ma- 

comb. 

Guy, Hugh, jr., engineer, bds. 17 Beacon. 

euy, Hugh, sr., engineer, h. 17 Beacon. 

Guy, Kobert, patternmaker, bds. 17 Beacon. 

Guyger, John, carpenter, h. 465 Lasaile 

ave. 

Gyer, Nicholas, gardener, h Dequindre, 

near St. Joseph. 

BACK, Margaret (wid. John), h. 246 

H Gratiot. 

Haack, Valentine, painter, 68 Sherman, h. 

same. 

Haacker, John, cooper, h. 310 Maple. 

Haags, Frank, laborer, h. 323 Sherulan. 

Haar, Woltgang, laborer, h. 81 Chestnut. 

Haas, Augustus, cabinetmaker, h. s. s. Ger- 

man, bet. Chene and Jos. Carupau ave. 

Haas, George, cabinetmaker, h. cor. Xio- 

pelle and Gratiot. 

Haas, George, laborer, h. 96 Bronson. 

Haas, Joseph, stonemason, h. 78 North. 

Haase, Charles, tailor, bds. 675 Gratiot. 

Haase, F. William, shoemaker, h . Gratiot, 

near Dubois. 

naase. William, homccopathic physician, h. 

678 Gratiot. 

Haase, William, shoemaker, h. 590 Gratiot. 

Haass, Rev. Carl, pastor German Evangelical 

Protestant St. John's Church, h. 253 

Brush. 

Haass, John B., laborer, h. 263 Twelfth. 

Habbin, Harriett E. (wid. Henry G.), h. 103 

Adams ave. e. 

Habbin, Henry G., clerk D. & M. R. R., bds. 

103 Adarns ave. e. 

Habbin, Richard N., entry clerk D. & M. R. 

R., h. 103 Adams are. e. 

Habbin, \\'alter E., clerk, bds. 103 Adams 

ave. east. 

Habbjn, W. F., commercial agent, bds. s. e. 

cor. Adams ave. and Brush. 

Habenicht, Paul, musician, bds. 219 Lafayette 

e. 

Haberkorn, Henry, carpenter, h. 437 St. Antoine. 

Habermann, Christian, carpenter, h. 124 

Sherman. 

Habmeyer, Maximilian, milkman, h. o. 68 

n. 368 North. 

Hack, Henry, carpenter, h. 258 Russell. 

Hacliett, Henry, taptain, h. 368 Lafayette 

ave. 

Hackett, Henry (ROSS & Hackett), bds. 

Western Hotel. 

Hackenjos, Jacob, tanner, h. 239 Rivard. 

Hackett, James, sailor, bds. Emmet House. 

Hackett, Kobert J., agent N. T. Co., h. 380 

Howard. 

Hackett, Thomas, laborer, h. 639 Woodbridge 

e. 

Haddock, Harry D., clerk str. Keweenaw, 

bds. Mrs. VSTall's, Beaubien. 

Haddock, Ray, com. editor Daily Post, h. 


Haddow, Arehibald, shipcarpenter, h. 540 

Lasalle ave. 

Haddom, William, machinist. h. 157 Abbott. 

Haddom, William, shipcarpenter, bds. 540 

Lasalle ave. 

Hadger, Joseph F., job printer, 208 Jefferson 

ave., h. 37 Cherry. 

Hadgilch, Gecrge, clerk, bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Hadskis, Hugh, turner, h. 307 St. Antoine. 

Halberlein, Mrs. Emma, bds. 124 Gratiot. 

Haeffele, Melchior, shoemaker, bds. 217 

Elizabeth e. 

Hagey, Thomas, cooper, 11.419 High. 

Hafften, Alexander, cigarmaker, h. o. 655 n. 

6% Michigan ave. 

HAGADORN, ABRAHAM M., gunsmith, 8 

Gratiot, h., 141 Adams ave. e. (See ada.) 

Hagan, John A., telegraph operator, h. 240 

Howard. 

Hagan, Michael, blacksmith, h. 240 Twelfth. 

Hagan, W., bds. Biddle House. 

Hageman, Anthony, clerk, bds. 259 Gratiot. 

Hagsman, Charles, laborer, h. 215 Maple. 

Hagensick, John George, cigarmaker, bds. 

46 Fort e.

HAG CIT Y DIRECTORY. I3.A.L 215 . 

Hager, Charles, wagonmaker, h. 268 Mul- 

lett. 

Hager, John, clerk, bds. 265 Mullett. 

Hagert, Jeremiah, shoemaker, h. 60 Harri- 

son ave. 

Hagerty, Daniel, machinist, h. 515 Fort w. 

Hagerty, Robert J., laborer, h. 103 Gra- 

t1ot. 

Hagley, William, laborer, h. 312 Clinton. 

Hague, John, clerk, 11.463 Lafayette ave. 

Hahn, Amandus, saloon, 123 Randolph, h. 

same. 

Hahn, Rev. Charles, assist. pastor St. Mary's 

German Catholic Church, h. 120 Cro- 

ghan. 

Hahn, Frederick L., clerk, h. 25 Brainard. 

Hahn, Henry, baker, 25 First, h. same. 

Hahn, Henry, tailor, h. 277 Marion. 

Halrn, Hermann, laborer, 11. 355 Bronson. 

Hahn, Louis, umbrella maker, bds. 94 Rus- 

sell. 

Hahn, Louis, jr., marblecutter, bds. 103 La- 

fayette. 

Hahn, Louis, sr., marblecutter, h. 103 Lafay- 

ette. 

Hahn, William, carpenter, h. 151 High. 

Hahn, \Yilliam, marblecutter, h. 103 Lafay- 

ette. 

Hahn, William F., clerk Hotel Mauch, bds. 

same. 

Haien, John, joiner, h. Chestnut, s. e. cor. 

Jos. Carnpau ave. 

Haigermoser, John, laborer, h. 178 Marion. 

Haigh, Henry, druggist, Jefferson ave., s. e. 

cor. Brush. h. 273 Larned e. 

Haight, l'ITilliam J., bookkeeper, h. 21 

Charlotte. 

HAISCHER. ANDREAS, house and sign 

painter, 296 St. Antoine, h. -same. (See 

a&.) 

Halberg, Frederick, drayman, h. 7 Pearl. 

Hale, Caroline(wid. George), h. 540 Third. 

Hale, James j r., pattermaker, h. 106 

Twelfth. 

Halel, Hiram, tanner, bds. 68 Larned e. 

Haley, Charles, rags and j unk, 313 Michigan 


Haley, Daniel, butcher, bds. 326 Michigan 

aye. 

Haley, Andrew, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Ann 

and Cramford. 

Haley, Helen (wid. Daniel), h. 326 Michigan 

ave. 

Haley, James, barber, h. 363 Franklin. 

Haley, John, fruit dealer, 54 City Hall mar- 

ket, h. 701 Fort e. 

Haley, Patrick, laborer, h. w. s. Thirteenth, 

nr. railroad crossing. 

Haley, Samuel, carriagemaker, h. 246 Sec 

ond. 

Halford, *Richard, carpenter, bds. 46 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Halford, Richard, sawyer, h. 440 Franklin. 

Halihy. Patrick, city express, h. 99 At- 

water. 

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Hall, Albert H., salesman, bds. 4 St inlson. 

Hall, Anna (wid. James), h. 297 Cn~gllan. 

Hall, Anson B., policeman, h. 153 Hlgh. 

Hall, Burgess (B. Hall S: Co.), h. 284 Third. 

Hall, Charles E., bartender, h. 250 Clinton. 

Hall, Edmund, attorney,4 Rotunda Building, 

h. 68 Adams ave. e. 

Hall, Elizn (wid. Charles), h. 4 Stimson. 

Hall, George, tailor, h. 196 Third. 

Hall, Harry, merchant, h. Alfred, n. ~ v. cor. 

John R. 

Hall, Henry, shoemaker, h. 45 Macomb ave. 

Hall, Henry, plasterer, h. 152 Wilkins. 

Hall, Hiram. tanner, bds. GS Larned e. 

Hall, John, coachman, bds. 42 Henry. 

Hall, John, porter, h. o. 298 n. 271 Watson. 

Hall, John, tanner, h. 172 Twentieth. 

Hall, John T., law student, bds. Eisenlord's 

Hotel. 

Hall, John W. (Hall & McDonald), marine 

reporter, h. 61 Clifford. 

Hall, Lucius E., principal Houghton Union 

School, bds. 35 George. 

Hall, Mrs. Louisa (col'd), 11. 139 Fort e. 

Hall, Mary (wid. Thomas), bds. 264 Montcalm 

e. 

Hall, Miss Mathilda E., aeacher Cass Union 

School, h. 58 Adams sve. w. 

Hall, Michael, shoemaker, h. Beaubien, nr. 

Division. 

HALL, MILES W., foreman Clayton Mills, 

h. 411 St. Aubin ave. 

Hall, Milton, carpenter, h. 155 Oak. 

Hall, Milton M., traveling agent, h. 72 

Jones. 

Hall, Reuben H., conductor M, C. R. R., h. 

313 Third. 

Hall, Richard, plasterer, bds. 264 Montcalm 

east. 

HALL, RICHARD H., brick and drain tile 

manfr., 115 Griswold, h. 368 Jefferson 


Hall, Robert, laborer, h. 211 Nineteenth. 

Hall, Sarah (wid. Charles), h. 92 Washingtdn 

ave. 

Hall, Theodore P. (Gillett & Hall), h. 30 

Elizabeth w. 

Hall, Thomas, bricklayer, bds. 360 Michigan 

are. 

Hall, William, jeweler, 131 Jefferson ave , h. 


Hall; William B., fruits and candies, 99 

City Hall market, h. 19 Fort e. 

Hall, B., & Co. (Burgess Hall and Samuel 

W. Nash), leather, hides and findings, 88 


Hall $ McDonald (John W. Hall and Stewart 

McDonald), produce and commission 

merchants, foot Shelby. 

Halla, John, huckster, h. 141 Macomb. 

Hallam, George W., traveling agent, h. o. 

92 n. 85 Farrar. 

Hallar. John, tinsmith, h. 362 High. 

H allebisk, Frederick, confectioner, h. n. e. 

cor. Bellair and Kiopelle.

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NEW ,TORE 

Hamberger, John F: copper, h. 114 Twelfth. 

b8f?@-' N fi6@~@ - @ @ 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON NeELROY, Manager and Agency Sapt., 

Hamblen, Cornelius, jr. (Hamblen, Baker & 

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~e=ininsila= Bang E@ildi?g, DETROIT, MICH. 

H~ller, John, drayman, h. 346 St. Antoine. 

Haller, Michael, tinware and stoves, 1 Porter, 

h. same. 

Haller, Nicholas, porter, h. 50 ~arriett. 

Halliday, William, carpenter, bds. 307 Larned 

e. 

Halligan, Hugh, h. Twentieth, nr. Michigan 

ave. 

Halligan, Hugh, moulder, bds. w. s. Sullivan 

rave., nr. Michigan ave. 

Halligau, John, laborer, h. 3639 Sixteenth. 

Hallister, William B., h. 149 Tenth. 

Hallock, Charles, laborer, h. 250 Porter. 

Hallock. Francis R. (Hallock & CO.), bds. 

Rli chigan Exchange. 

Hallock, Frank, clerk, bds. 460 Jefferson 

J ape. 

Hallock, Horace (Hallock & Co.), h. 460 


Hallock, Horace R. (Hallock & Co.), h. 46 


Hallock, H., bds. 46 Lafayette ave. 

Hallock, Lewis W., clerk, bds. 460 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hallock & Co. (Horace, Horace R. and Francis 

It. Hallock), merchant tailors, 168 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hallohan, Daniel, drayman, h. 107 Labrosse. 

Halloran, Jeremiah, laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

Ann-and Sixth. 

Halloran, John, sea master, h. 134 Michigan 

ave. 

Halloran, Michael, clerk City Assessor's office, 

h. 134 Seventh. 

Halloran, Patrick, carpenter, h. 294 Fifth. 

Halloran, Thomas, grocery and liquors, 134 

Seventh, h. same. 

Hally, John, policeman, h. 190 Orchard. 

Hally, Morris, shoemalier, bds. I51 Jones. 

Hally, Thomas, sergeant police forbe, h. 111 

Cherry. 

Halpin, Catharine (wid. Martin), grocer, 211 

First, h. same. 

Halpin, John, car cleaner, bds. Larned, 

bet. First and Second. 

Halt, John, hackdriver, bds. GO Henry. 

Halter, John, teamster, h. 768 Woodbridge, 

.eaL... , ; a I. 

Halter, William, teamster, bds. 768 'Woodbridge 

e. 

Halvor, Nelson, clerk Bdqrs. Dept. Lakes, 

h. 48 Adams ave. e. 

Baley, Michael, laborer, bds. 379 Atwater. 

Hambaur* Frederick, ~hoeluaker, 11. 457 

Hastings. , , 

co.), re,. Fairmount, Md: 

' Hamblen: Joseph G., agent, h. 20 Cass ave. 

HAMBLEN, B,4KER & CO. (Cornelius 

Hamblen, Cornelius Hamblen, jr., and 

..Benjamin .Baker), fruits and oysters, 

Woodward ave. (See adz.) 

Hambujer, Epbraim, ~invmtor, 1; 192 -Con- 

gress e. 

Hamburg, Edward, stonecutter, bds. 22 

Catharine. 

Hamburger, Solomon, peddler, h. 59 Cro- 

ghan. 

Hamel, John, carpenter, h. 269 Nineteenth. 

Hamel, Maser, carpenter, bds. 350 Congress 

east. 

Hamill, Wiiliam, brakeman M. C. R. R., h. 

130 Twelfth. 

Hamilton, Ann (widow John), bds. 54 Char- 

lotte. 

.Hamilton, Frank, agent M. C. R. R., h. w. a 

Fourth, bet. Orchard and Plum. 

Hamilton, George A., clerk, 86 Lafayette. 

Hamilton, George A., clerk, bds. 52 Lafapette 

ave. 

Hamilton, James, packer, h. 43 National 

ave. 

Hamilton, James, tanner, h. 116 National 

ave. 

Hamilton, James T. (col'd), barber, bds. 300 

Croghan. 

Hamiiton, John, laborer, h. 20'7 Porter. 

Hamilton, John, stonecutter, h. 44 Spencer. 

,Hamilton, Milton A.? patents, bds. 103 Mich- 

igan ave. 

Hamilton, Palmer, patentee, h. 103 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Ha?ilton, Richard, teamster, h. 519 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Hamilton, Robert, blacksmith, h. 249 Sev- 

enth. 

Hamilton, Robert, saloon, 862 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Hamilton, William R., supt. Elrnwood Cemd 

etery, h. same. 

Hamley, John C. G., telegraph operator, bds. 

165 Cass. 

Hamley, usa an (wid. John), h. 1G5 Cass. 

Hamlin, Alfred E. (Hamlin & DeMars), h. 

'716 Woodbridge w. 

Hamlin, Charles N., agent, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Hamlin, Henry H., clerk, bds. Biddle House. 

Hamlin, Louis Alexander, carpenter, 31. 144 

Fort e. 

Hamlin & DeMars. (Alfred E. Hamlin .,and 

Henry DeMars), grocers, ..TI& and- 916 

Woodbridge w. 

Hammel, Elizabeth, h. 134 Catharine. 

Hammon, Charles. C., .machinist, bds. 142 

Riopelle. 

Hammon, John, fireman, h. foot Third. 

IIAAlAlOXD, FEEDEBICE, grocery, 143 - '1 

Third, h. same. 

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FOR SALE, CHEAP, 

Or exchange on liberal terns for property in DETROIT, TOLEDO, or 

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j REIL ESTATE, we h3pe to c~n3uct that business chsapl-, promptly, and to the 

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HAM CITY DIRECTORY. HAN 

Hammond, George H., pork packer, 36 Michigan 

Grand ave., h. s. w. cor. Third and 

Howard. 

Hammond, John, sailmaker, h. 474 Woodbridge 

e. 

Hammond, Joseph M., salesman, h. 162 

Cass. 

Harnmond, Rachel (wid. S. C.), h. 48 Pa.rk 

Place. 

Hammond, Sereno P., bookkeeper, bds. 48 

Park Place. 

Hammond, Thomas, meatmarket, 145 Third, 

cor. Howard, h. same. 

Hamner, Massa W., bds. 229 First. 

Hampel, Frederick, laborer, h. 269 Seventeenth. 

Hampshire, Charles, framemaker, h. 26 

Brady. 

Hamt,ramck Iron Works, Hamtramck, Geo. 

H. Russel, Secretary. 

Hanaford, William, tailor, h. 5 W hitney. 

Hanay, James, shoemaker, bds. 78 Wayne. 

Hanck, Bertha, paper folder, bds. n. w. cor. 

Bronson and Kiopelle. 

Hanck, Mary (wid. John), h. 222 Hastings. 

Hancke, John, German Home, 39 Third. 

Hancock, Frank, clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 

240 Cass ave. 

Hancock, George, Auditor &I. C. R. R., h. 

240 Cass ave. 

Hancock, Rachel (wid. Julet), dressmaker, 

10 Gratiot, h. same. 

Hancock, \Jrillianl H., clerk, h. 240 Cass 

ave. 

Hand, George E., lawyer, s. e. cor. Griswold 

and Jefferson ave., bds. Russell House. 

Handler, John, laborer, h. 620 Larned e. 

Handley, Peter, laborer, bds. Larned, nr. 

Chene. 

Handron, Joanna (wid. Michael), h. 96 Orleans. 

Handy, Miss Carrie, select school, 42 Columbia 

w., h. Sibley. 

Handy, Robert (col'd), waiter, bds. Russell 

House. 

Hanes, John (clerk), bds. Perkins' Hotel. 

Haney, Bridget (wid. Heber), h. 333 Mullstt. 

Hanford, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Wilkins 

and Beaubien. 

Hanford, William P., bookkeeper, h. 121 

Clifford. 

Hanglin, Edward A., cigamaker, h. 39 Larned 

w. 

Hanglin, John, engine despatcher, h. 213. 

Congress w. 

Hanglin, John A., machinist, h. 308 Congress 

m. 

Hanglin, Joseph W., cigarmaker, bds. 39 

Larned w. 

Hank, Frederick, lastmaker, h. 287 Bronson. 

Hank, Henry, lithographer, bde. 2,S7 Bronson. 

Hankey, Lewis, stre o-t car driver, h. 190 

Sisth. 

Hanley, Daniel, laborer, h. a. e. cor. Noyes 

and Crawford. 

Hanley, George (Roberts & Hanley), h. 65 

Columbia e. 

Hanley, James, painter, bds. 365 Larned e. 

Hanley, James, plasterer, bds. 70 Colum- 

bia e. 

Hanley, John, laborer, h. 635 Larned e. 

Hanley, Patrick (Hanley & Bro.), h. 167 

Michigan ave. 

Hanley, Peter, laborer, h. 635 Larned e. 

Hanley, Richard, laborer, h. 114 Marion. 

Hanley, Thomas, (Hanley & Bro.), h. 167 

Michigan ave. 

Hanley & Bro. (Thomas and Patrick Han- 

ley), dry goods and notions, :67 Michigan 

ave. 

Hanlon, John, currier, bds. 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hanmer, James, clerk, h. 42 Jones. 

Hannier, Lewis C., maltster, 29 Bates, h. 99 

Congress w. 

Hanna, Constantine, laborer, h. 51 Six- 

teenth. 

Hanna, James, clerk D. & M. R. R., bds. 47 

Congress w. 

Hanna, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Hastings 

and Catharine. 

Hanna, Mary (wid. John-Hanna & Co.), h. 

4.5 Lafay ette ave. 

Hanna, William (Duncan & Hanna), h. 53 


Hanna, William H., agent, h. 514 Sixth. 

Hanna & Co. (Mrs. Mary Hanna and Robert 

Meginnity), tobacconists, 112 and 114 


Hannan, Mathew, laborer, h. 97 Eighth. 

Hannes, Julius, bartender, h. 131 Lafay- 

ette. 

Hannifan, John, laborer, h. n. s. Plum, bet. 


Hannimann, John B., grocer, 154 Sherman, 

h. same. 

Hanning, Charles, laborer, h. s. s. Jay, bet. 

Chene and Campau. 

Hanrahan, David, laborer, h. 47 Orleans. 

Hanrahan, John, laborer, h. n. m. cor. Sisth 

and Michigan ave. 

Hanrahan, Patrick, machinist, h. a. w. cor. 

Sullivan ave. and Butternut. 

Hznratty, Patrick, drayman, 11.110 Fifth. 

Hansas, Ferdinand, lastmaker, h. 151 Na- 

poieon. 

Hansas, Henry, lastmaker, h. 137 Napoleon. 

Hanscombe, A. H. (wid.), h. 19 Farmer. 

Hansef, George, shoemaker, h. 282 Cro- 

ghan. 

Hanselman, John, clerk, bds. n. e. cor. Fif- 

teenth and Chestnut. 

Hansen, Jacob, limeburner, h. 253 Colum- 

bia e. 

Hansen, Mathias, ragdealer, 211 Adams ave. 

e., h. same. 

Hansen, Peter B., laborer, bds. 233 Colum- 

bia e.

HAN 


PARKE, JENNINGS & Con's 

Hansen, Thomas, painter, h. 172 Mullett. 

Hanser, George, shoemaker, h. 282 Cro- 

ghan. 

Hanses, Adam, barber, 478 Gratiot, h. same. 

Hansing, C. Frederick, salesman, bds. 2 

Lewis. 

HAXSING, HENRY, bellhanger and lock- 

smith, 67 Randolph, h. same. (See adv.) 

Hansmann, John, trunkmalier, bds. 93 Cath- 

arine. 

Hansmann, Mina (wid. Martin), saloon, 93 

Catharine, h. same. 

Hanson, A., machinist, h. 300 Sisth. 

Happe, John, cigarmaker, I?. 524 Croghan. 

Earaghy, Edward, tailor, 59 Randolph, bds. 


Harbaugh, David B., clerk, bds. 481 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Harbaugh, David E., lawyer, h. 481 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Harbaugh, William A., clerk, bds. 481 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Harbeck, Anton, carpenter, h. 115 Mullett. 

Harberd, Edward (col'd), laborer, h. 51 Mul- 

lett. 

Harbison, Alexander, carpenter, h. 361 

Sisth. 

Hard, Elisha S., foreman Detroit Chair Fac- 

tory, h. 149 First. 

Harden, Owen (col'd), laborer, h. 283 Colum- 

bia e. 

Harden, Thomas, tailor, bds. s. e. cor. Fort 

and Brush. 

Harden, William, laborer, h. 147 Four- 

teenth. 

Hardie, James, stonemason, h. 227 Twelfth. 

Hardie, John, shoemaker, h. 150 Jones. 

Hardie, William, laborer, bds. 227 Twelfth. 

Hardie, William, shoemaker, h. 150 Jones. 

Hardier, William, laborer, h. Dix Boad, 

Springwells. 

Hardies, William, laborer, h. 437 Sherman. 

Hardigan, Johanna (wid. Mathew), h. 341 

Fifth. 

Hardigan, Mathew, boilermaker, bds. 341 

Fifth. 

Hardin, John, baker, bds. 7 Beaubien. 

Harding, Henry, laborer, h. 246 Porter. 

Harding, Thomas, tailor, bds. 26 Fort e. 

Hardman, Lawrence, clerk, h. 168 First. 

Hardoin, Daniel, laborer, h. 334 Chene. 

Hardy, Alexander, carpenter, h. 23 Eight- 

eenth. 

Hardy, Catharine (wid. Wchael), h. 342 Six- 

teenth. 

Hardy, Charles, bds. 103 Lttrned w. 

Hardy, Charles M., tin and sheet iron works, 

bds. e. s. Brush, bet. Congress and Fort. 

Hardy, George, laborer, h. rear 98 Brush. 

Hardy, James, stonecutter, h. 227 Twelfth. 

Hardy, John C., clerk postoffice, bds. Frank- 

lin House. 

Hardy, Patrick, drayman, bds. 342 Six- 

teenth. 

Hardy, Rufus D., printer, bds. 78 Wayne. 

Hare, Albert, paver, h. 513 Fort e. 

Hare, Frederick. carpenter, h. 248 Seventh. 

Hare, Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 534 Frank- 

lin. 

Hargraves, George (Eargraves & Bro.), h. IS 

Seventeenth. 

Harpraves, Robert, traveling agent, h. n. e. 

cor. Twelfth and Spruce. 

Hargraves, Samuel (Hargraves & Bro.), h. 


Hargraves, George, & Bro. (George and Sam- 

uel Hurgraves), mnfrs. picture frames and 

baby wagons, 77 and 82 Seventeenth. 

Harff, George, cigar mnfr., 18 Seventh, h. 

same. 

Harkes, John, painter. bds. 91 Grand Rivzr. 

Harkins, Daniel, machinist, bds. 407 Fort w. 

Harkins, Margaret (wid. Charles), h. 177 

Abbott. 

Harland, .John, butcher, 7 City Hall market, 

res. suburb$. 

Harlow, Alonzo, physician, 13 John R, h. 

same. 

Harlow, John, vegetables, 4 City Hall mar- 

ket, h. 141 Macomb. 

Harm, Fritz, laborer, h. 556 Macomb. 

Harman, Jeremiah, bartender, bds. 52 Ab- 

bott. 

Harmann, Ferdinand, meatrrrarket, 236 Nul- 

lett, h. same. 

Harmer, James, carpenter, h. 248 Sixteenth. 

Harmon, Henry, notary public, bds. 88 How- 

ard. 

Harmon, Joachim, laborer, h. 47 Eight- 

eenth. 

Harmon, John, actor, bds. 253 Jefferson ave. 

Harmon, Seth E , foreman Free Press nems- 

room, h. 242 Second. 

Harmon, William, printer, bds. 242 Second. 

Harms, Adolph, laborer, bds. 522 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Harning, John, tailor, h. 410 Eighteenth. 

Harnisch, Mrs. Caroline, h. 202 Russell. 

Harper, Edward P. (col'd), barber, hds. 313 

Watson. 

Harper Hospital, Wood ward ave., above 

Brady, Dr. S. T. Smith, physician, Mrs. 

L. A. Sanborne, Matron. 

Harper, John C., laborer,. h. Rivard, bet. 

Fort and Lafayette. 

Harper, John Charles, packer, h. 215 Ri- 

vard. 

Harper, John L. (David Preston St Co.), bds. 

300 Wood ward ave. 

Harper, Ulrich, carpenter, h. 338 Wood- 

bridge w.

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HAR CITY DIRECTORY. HAR 

Harper, William, laborer, bds. 93 Congress 

east. 

Harrer, Charles, cabinetmaker, bds. Lar- 

ned, s. w. cor. Beaubien. 

Harriman, Moses, shoemaker, h. 52 Henry. 

Barrington, Dennis, car inspector D. & M. 

R. R., h. o. 57n. 'i3Jones. 

Harrington, D. B., publisher Baptist Tid- 

ings, 214 Jefferson ave., up stairs, bds. 

Nichols House. 

Harrington, Eliza (wid. John), h. 56 Mul- 

lett. 

Harrington, James, drayman, h. 154 Cherry. 

Harrington, Richard B., machinist, h. 

Springwells. 

Harrington, Robert, sailor, h. 14-5 Croghan. 

Harris, Albert M., clerk, h. 105 Leverett. 

Harris, Edwin T. .(Canron & Harris), h. 174 

Lewis. 

Harris, Frederick H., statistic clerk D. & &I. 

It. R., h. 175 Adams ave. e. 

Harris, Henry D., conductor &I. C. R. R., h. 


Harris, James, laborer, h. Woodbridge, 

bet. Riopelle and Rivard. 

Harris, John, carpenter, bds. 163 Wight. 

Harris, John, shipcarpenter, h. 94 Franklin. 

Harris, John C., printer, h. 83 Park. 

Harris, John H., carpenter, h. 163 Wight. 

Harris, John L., laborer, h. 335 Sixteenth. 

Harris, Joseph, boarding, h. 320 Franklin. 

Harris, Joseph, porter, bds. 68 Madison ave. 

Harris, Miss Mary, clerk Florence Sewing 

Machine, bds. 145 hdams ave. e. 

Harris, Merritt L., drover and liquor dea- 

ler, h. 369 Congress e. 

Harris, Moses, tailor, h. 157 High. 

Harris, Nancy (wid. George), boarding 165 

Howard. 

Harris, William (col'd), laborer, h. 199 Ma- 

comb. 

Harris, William H., furnace setter, h. 355 

Congress e. 

Harris, William H., jeweler, bds. 301 Lar- 

ned e. 

Harrison, Abraham, hats, caps and furs, 

260 Gratiot. 

Harrison, Edward, engineer, h. 112 Twelfth. 

Harrison, Eli, woodturner, bds. 76 Harri- 

son ave. 

Harrison, Francis, street car conductor, h. 

256 Randolph. 

Harrison, Green C. (col'd), barber, 50 Fort e., 

h. same. 

Harrison, James (col'd), barber, bds. 50 

Fort e. 

Harrison, John (col'd), whitewasher, h. 193 

Congress e. 

Harrison, Joseph (Davis & Co.), h. 256 

Woodward ave. 

Harrison, Lisle, clerk, bds. 5'73 Larned e. 

Harrison, Miss P. (Misses Harrisonj, h. 214 

Woodward ave. 

Harrison, Miss R. (Misses Harrison), h. 214 

Woodward ave. 

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-- 

Harrison, Samuel, porter, h. 76 Harrison 

ave. 

Harrison, Thomas, agt. Duncan's Central 

Brewery, h. 81 Fifth. 

Harrison, Thomas, baker, 279 Woodward 


Harrison, Thomas, saddler, h. 99 Plum. 

Harrison, William, sailor, h. 127 Eighth. 

Harrison, The Xisses (It. & P. Harrison), 

dressmakers, 214 Woodward ave. 

Harrow, Joseph (col'd), waiterBiddle Eouse, 

h. 435 Clinton ave. 

Harryman, Albert, sailor, h. 8 National 

ave. 

Harryman, Charles: clerk, bds. 52 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Harryman, Elijah, moulder, h. 65 Xational 

ave. 

Hart, Abraham, clothier, 188 Jefferson ave., 


Hart, Adolph, cooper, h. 218 Napoleon. 

Hart, Arthur L., confectioner, bds. 147 Ri- 

vard. 

Hart, Christian, tanner, bds. Woodbridge, 

nr. Twenty-fourth. 

Hart, Dewitt C., printer, h. 416 Congresa e. 

Hart, Frederick C., sailor, bds. 147 Rivard. 

Hart, Frederick D., schoolteacher, bds. 147 

Hivard. 

Hart, Gilbert, Supt. Michigan Concrete 

Stone Co., h. 228 Lafayette. 

Hart, Henry, laborer, h. Catharine, e. Jos. 

Campau ave. 

Hart, Henry H., salesmttn, bds. 138 First. 

Hart, Isaac, merchant, h. 29 Adelaide. 

Hart, John, laborer, h. 453 Larned e. 

Hart, John, laborer, h. 559 Larned e. 

Hart, Parker, tollgate keeper, h. Gratiot, s. 

w. cor. Elmwood ave. 

Hart, Richard, pattern maker, h. 149 Por- 

ter. 

Hart, Rudolph, teamster, h. 436 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Hart, Noah, cooper, h. 147 Rivard. 

Hart, Welcome W., vessel owner, h. 147 

Rivard. 

Harte, Peter, shipcarpenter, h. 207 Sixth. 

Hartenstein, Bieus, shoemaker, h. alley e. s. 

Hastings, bet. Lafayette and Croghan. 

Harter, Frederick A., salesman, bds. 322 


Ear t er, Lafayette, cashier Daily Post, h. 


Hartey, James, laborer, h. 356 Fifteenth. 

Hartfbrd, J. W., omnibus agt., bds. Biddle 

House. 

Harthan, John, carpenter, h. 549 St. An- 

toine. 

Hartig,Charles, musician, h 259 Mullett. 

Hartigan, Mathew, moulder, bds. 341 Fifth. 

Hartman, Charles, laborer, h. 229 Chestnut. 

Hartman, George, carpenter, h. 180 Frank- 

lin. 

Hartman, John, blacksmith, h. o. 170 n. 190 

'l'welfth.

220 HAR CLARK'S DETROIT HAS 

NEW YORH. 

Btf~ Ol;osu~@ome~ - @ompamy, 

ASSETS, . . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH IKCOME, $15,000 

- 

SOLON McELBOY, JIanager and Agency Snpt., 


- 

Hartman, John D., brewer, h. 600 Sixth. 

Hartman, William, carriagemaker, 99 Hasting~, 


Hartman, Michael, boilermaker, h. 411 Fort 

west. 

Hartmann, Michael, bds. 191 Adams ave e. 

Hartmann, Michael, laborer, h. 159 Maple. 

Hartmeyer, Frederica (wid. Christopher), h. 


Hartmeyer, Henry, carver, bds. 144 St. Aubin. 

Hartmeyer, Miss S., teacher Fourth Ward 

school, bds. 144 St. Antoine. 

Hartmeyer, William, carriagemaker, bds. 


Harmer, John, sawyer, h. 203 Marion. 

Hartness, Andrew, soap and candle maker, 

26 ~ivird. 

Hartness, George T., soap and candle maker, 

bds. 26 Rivard. 

. Hartness, Jacob, soap and candle maker, bds. 

26 Ilivard. \ 

Hartness, James, soap & candle maker, cor. 

Hastings and Rivard, h. n. e. cor. Rivard 

and Franklin. 

Hartness, James, jr., sailor, bds. 23 Rivard, 

Hartnett, Dennis, laborer, h. 19 Beaubien. 

Hartnett, Ellen (wid. James), h. 63 Nineteenth. 

Hartnett, Timothy, laborer, h. 126 Seventh. 

Hartshor~ William, clerk, bds. 88 Howard. 

Hartshorri, ~ illiam N., bookkeeper, rooms 


Hartt, Miss Ellen J. C., music teacher, bds. 

174 Adams are. e 

Hartt, Joel R., h. 174 Adams ave. e. 

Hartt, Lionel B., carpenter, h. Fourth, n. w. 

cor. Arch. 

Hartung, Charles, mason, bds. 197 Twelfth. 

Hartung: Pcter, painter, h. 350 Macomb. 

Hartwell, Philip. portrait painter, h. n. e. 

cor. Fourth and Grand. 

Hartwig, Frederick, grocer, 264 Beaubien, 

h. same. 

Hartwig, Henry, machinist, h. 270 Montcalm 

e. 

Harty, John, laborer, h. 338 Fifteenth. 

Harta, Frederick, carpenter. h. 248 Seventh. 

Harvey, Albert, clerk, bds. 370 Lafayette. 

ave. 

Harvey, Andrew, jr. (A. Harvey & Son), h. 

72 Montcalm w. 

Harvey, Andrew, sr. (A. Harvey & Sonj, h. 

342 Clinton ave. ' 

Harvey, Hannibal, carpenter, bds. 584 Seventh. 

Harvey, James S., brassfounder, bds. 242 

Clinton. 

Harvey, James, drug clerk, bds. 242 Clin- 

ton. 

Harvey, James, lake captain, h. 524 Sev- 

enth. 

Harvey, James, sailor, bds. 524 Seventh. 

Harvey, John, druggist, 187 Woodward ave., 

182 Michigan ave., and Woodward ave., 

cor. Elizabeth, h. 333 Woodward ave. 

Harvey, Joseph, :conductor M. C. R. R., h. 

3'70 Lafayette ave. 

Harvey, Ozro H., painter, h. 108 Rivard. 

Harvey, Patrick, laborer, h. 337 Beech. 

Harvey, Thomas, sailor, h. 9 Coiulnbia w. 

Harvey, Thomas G., carpenter, h. 121 Elm- 

wood ave. 

Harvey, Thomas G., carpenter, bds. 164 

Elmlvood ave. 

Harvey, William, clerk, h. 119 Beech. 

Harvey, A., & Son (Andrew, sr., and Andrew, 

jr., Harvey), macliinists and brass- 

founders, 123 and 125 Woodbridge w. 

Harvie, James, bds. 2 Bettubisn. 

Harwood, Hev. George W., chaplain Marine 

Hospital, bds. 254 First. 

Has, George, carpenter, h. 220 Riopelle. 

Has, Michael, h. 157 Maple. 

Hasburn, James, fireman, bds. 320 Frank- 

lin. 

Hascall, Erastus R., clerk, bds. 40 Congress 

west. 

Hascall, Tarcus H., clerk, h. s. s. Second, 

bet. George and Henry. 

Haselhuhn, Henry, laborer, h. 223 Nine- 

teenth. 

Hasenbusch, Gottlleb, laborer, h. 271 Clin- 

ton. 

Hasenburg, Gottlieb, tanner, h. 291 Clinton. 

Haser, Jacob, cigar manf'r., h. 402 Fort e. 

Hrrskins, Abram, saloon, 51 6 Michigan ave. 

h. same. 

Hasket t, William, carpenter, h. 363 

Twelfth. 

Haskett, William, grocer and saloon, 117 

Harrison ave., h. same. 

Haslam, George, machinist, h. 226 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Hass, William, blacksmith, h. 221 Mont- 

calm e. 

Hass, John, laborer, h. 555 Croghan. 

Ha~selbach, Y hilip, wines and liquors, 18 

Giriswold, h. 250 Brush. 

Hassinger, James, bartender, h. 52 Abbott. 

Haste, M7illiam, baker, bds. 77 Lewis. 

Hasting, John, night watchman D. & M. It. 

R. depot, h. 461 Trowbridge. 

Hastings, Charles, physician, h. 100 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Hastings, Henry, contractor, h. 343 Larned 

east. 

Hastings, Patrick, clerk, h. 95 Labrosse. 

Hastings, Patrick, stonecut.ter, h. '78 Plum. 

Haswell, Louis, laborer, h. Fourth, cor. Os- 

ceola.

HAT CITY DIRECTORY. HAW 

Hatch, Joseph (J. Hatch & Co.), h. 87 Con- 

gress e. 

Hatch, Joseph C. (J. Hatch & Co.), h. 190 

Oongress w. 

Hatch, .T., & Co. (Joseph and Joseph C. 

Hatch), bakers, 87 Congress e. 

Hatcher, William, traveling agent, h. 8'7 

Elizabeth w. 

Hatcb icli, George, salesman, bds. Hot el 

Erichsen. 

Hatie, Christian, carpenter, h. 245 Ma- 

comb. 

Hatticli, Adam. stonecutter, h. 84 Chestnut. 

Hatzenbuhler, David, bartender, bds. 3 

Michigan Grand ave. 

Hatzenbuliler, Johu, saloon, 3 Michigan 


Haubert, John, laborer, h. o. I10 n. 294 

'CVhitney. 

Haubrich, Jacob, tanner, h. 245 Montcalm e. 

Haubricli, Joseph P., tobacconist, h. 93 Jef- 

ferson : I ve. 

Hauer, Felix, carpenter, bds. 305 Catharine. 

Hauer, Joseph, painter, 11. 305 Catharine. 

Haug, Christian F., grocer, cor. Watson and 


Haughey, William, mason, h. 112 Farrar. 

Haumintine, Henry, porter, bds. 31 Bow- 

land. 

Haupt, Frederick. laborer, h. 124 Twentieth. 

Haupt, John, laborer, nr. n. w. cor. Ken- 

tucky and Russell. 

Haupt. John, tinsmith, bds. 362 Fort e. 

Haupt, Michael, gardener, h. Fourth, nr. 

Holden Road. 

Haupt, William, tinsmith, bds. 128 St. An- 

toine. 

Hausherr, William, clerk, bds. 485 Grand 

River. 

Hauser, Charles, shoenlaker, h. 119 Sher- 

man. 

Hauser, Engelbert, teamster, h. o. 71 n. 81 

Catharine. 

Hauser, John, ropemaker, h. 406 Riopelle. 

Hauser, Joseph, currier, h. 549 Orleans. 

Hauser. Joseph, milkman, h. 5.34 Orleans. 

Hauser, Simon, harnessmaker, bds. 99 Gra- 

tiot. 

Hauser, Theodore, cigarmaker, h. o. 363 n. 

405 Macomb. 

Hausmann, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 510 

Alacomb. 

Hauter, M7illiam, blacksmith, h. 22 Web- 

ster. 

Havens, Elizabeth A., bds. o. '7 n. 259 Cass 

ave. 

Haverty, Patrick, laborer, h. e. s. Tillman 

ave., nr. Michigan ave. 

Haviland, George R., clerk Antisdel House, 

bds. same. 

Haviland, nTilliam, sailor, h. 102 Leverett. 

Havis, William, saloon, 752 Woodbridge w., 

h. same. 

Havlat ko. Joseph, cabinet maker, h, e. s. 

Humboldt ave., nr. Bqttersut, 

29 

Havley, Daniel, laborer, 11.267 Abbott. 

Hawes, Alfred M., student, bds. 102 Elizabeth 

e. 

Hawes, Benjamin, sailor, h. 90 Abbott. 

Hames, Daniel H., traveling agent, h. 102 

Elizabeth e. 

Hawes, Frederick W., patternmaker, h. 148 

Baker. 

Hawes, Theron, millwright, h. 261 How- 

ard. 

Hawes, Thomas J., millwright, 354 How- 

ard. 

Hawke, Charles B., bds. 31 Madison ave. 

Hawlie, Harry W., bookkeeper, bds. 31 Madi- 

son ave. 

Hawke, William R., bookkeeper, bds. 31 

Madison ave. 

Ha~vke, William W., sec'y of Protective 

Fuel Co., 11.31 Madisen ave. 

Hawkes, Henry C., shoemaker, bds. Frank- 

lin House. 

Hawkins, Daniel, laborer, bds. 20 Front. 

Hawkins, Edward, sawyer, h. 484 Fort e. 

Hawkins, George C. (col'd), cook, h. 244Ma- 

comb. 

Hawkins, Henry (col'd), barber, bds. 35 

Center. 

Hawkins, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 35 Cen- 

ter. 

Hawkins, James S., baggagemaster M. C. R. 

R., 21. 211 Thirteen-and-a-half. 

Hawkins, John, 11. 186 Orchard. 

Hawkins, Patrick, brewer, h. 20 Front. 

Hawkins, Theron (col'd), waitar, h. 306 Ma- 

corn b. 

Hawkins, Thomas, fireman, h. o. 38'1 n. 405 

Franklin. 

Hawkins, Thomas, machinist, bds. 220 Con- 

gress m. 

Hawksley. Joseph, carpenter, h. 345 Fifth. 

Hawley, John G. (R. Hawiey, jr., & Co.), res. 

Bethany, Va. 

HAVC'LEY, JOSEPH, wood dealer, 331 At- 

water, h. 344 Mullett. (See adu.) 

Hawley, Richard (R. Hawley & Sons), h. 379 


Hawley, Xichard, j r. (R. Hawlew. j r., & Co.), 

h. 140 Congress w. 

Ha~vley, Rollin S., clerk, bds. 0. '7 n. 289 

Cass ave. 

Hawley, Sophronia (wid. Elijah), h. 0. 7 n. 

. 289 Cass ave. 

Hawley, Thomas D. (R. Hawley, jr., & Co.), 


Hawley, R , jr., & Co. (Richard Hawley, jr., 

Richard Hawley, Thotnas D. Hawley and 

John G. Hawley), dealers in hops, 36 

Bates. 

Hawley, R., & Sons (Richard, Thomas D., 

John G., and Bichard Hawley, jr.), malt 

and hops, 123 Congress tv. 

Haworth. Willistn (Hobart & Haworth), h. 

o. 25 n. 37 Macornb ave. 

Haworth, 'ail littm, upholsterer, bds. Brigh- 

ton House, 190 Grand River. 

.

HAY HEC 

PARKE, JENrJINGS 6 co., 


Ornee, 314 Cass Avenue, 

LABOMTOBY, COBR'ER HER'IlP APiD CLlFFOBD STREETS, 

(Take Koodward Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - idICHIG1.m- 

Hay, James, grocer, 390 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Hav Scale, Eastern District, Nicholas 

hhwartz, weighmaster, cor. Sherman and 

Hastings. 

Haycos, Edward, engineer, h. 330 Mul- 

lett. 

Hayden, Louis P., night clerk Michigan EX- 


Hayden. Peter (Hayden & Baldwin), res. 

Sew York. 

Hayden, Peter H., grocer, 328 Michigan 


Hayden, Thomas H., agent, bds. '78 Winder. 

Hayden, Thomas L., agt. N. Y. Life Ins. 

Co.. h. 40 Winder. 

Hayden & Baldwin (Peter Hayden and Ly- 

man Baldwin), saddlery hardware, 104 

Woodward ave. 

Hayes, Albert, butcher, 327 Woodward ave., 

h. same. 

Hayes, Frederick W., clerk Second National 

Bank, h. cor. Fort and Fifth. 

Hayes, John, laborer, h. 324 Fifteenth. 

Hayes, Josiah D., gen71 manager Blue Line, 

foot Third, h. 275 Fort w. 

Hayes, Mary (wid. William), h. o. 201 n. 247 

Howard. 

Hayes, Miss Mary A., dressmaker, 80 Ad- 

ams ave. e., 11. same. 

Hayes, Michael, shipcarpenter, h. 110 Fif- 

teenth. 

Hayes, Patrick, blacksmith, h. w. s. Eight 

eenth, bet. Abbo~t and Howard. 

Hayes, Rose (wid. John), saloon, 165 Michigan 


Hayes, Thomas, clerk, bds. 134 Labrosse. 

Hays, John, laborer, h. 260 Fifteenth. 

Hays, John, laborer, h. 192 Franklin. 

Hap, John, laborer, h. s. s. Marcy, bet. 


Hays, John, shoemaker, h. s. e. cor. Thirteenth 

and Chestnut. 

Hays, John, teamster, h. 433 Eighteenth. 

Hays, Michael, laborer, h. 119 Jones. 

Hays, Mrs. Nora, washerwoman, h. 206 

Brush. 

Hays, Thomas, carpenter, bds. 192 Franklin. 

Hays, Thomas, laborer, h. 163 Fourth. 

Hayward, George, carpenter, h. e. s. Lasalle 

ave., nr. Magnolia. 

Haywood, Thomas J. (McDonald, Haywood 

& Co.), h. 257 Second. 

Hazard, George S., supt. Fort Street and 

Elmwood Bailway, h. 51 Eighteenth. 

Hazard, James, drayman, h. 701 Franklin. 

Haze, Simon, waiter Biddle House, h. s. e. 

cor. Hastings and Brewster. 

Hazleton, Benjamin G., clerk, bds. 83 Mont- 

calm w. 

Hazlett, William M., bookkeeper, bds. 42 

Cass. 

Healey, Nicholas W ., foreman pressroom 

Daily Post, h. 140 Columbia e. 

Healy, Catharine (wid. John), h 289 Third. 

Healy, Edward, peddler, h. 325 Watson. 

Healy, Joseph, clerk, bds. Oak, bet. Fourth 

and Fifth. 

Healy, William, wireworker, bds. 99 Lar- 

ned w. 

Heames, Henry, supt. gas works, h. 926 

Woodbridge w. 

Heames, William E., bookkeeper, bds. 926 

Woodbridge w. 

Hearns, Walter Zames, laborer, h. 491 Lar- 

ned e. 

Hearsley, Morris, brewer. h Sullivan ave., 

bet. Michigan ave. and Butternut. 

Hearley, William, teamster G. T. R., bds. 

95 Howard. 

Heartenstein Pius, shoemaker. h . Hastings, 

bet. Croghan and Lafayette. 

Heaseng, August, machinist, h. 179 Fort e. 

Heath, Joseph L., h. 64 Elizabeth w. 

Heath, Leroy J., traveling agt., bds. 64Eliz- 

abeth w. 

Heath, Richard, wagonmaker E. Chope & 

Sons, 116 Randolph. 

Heath, Spencer D., express messenger, h. 

423 Larned e. 

Heath, Thomas, shoemaker, h. 298 Fifth. 

Heaton, Abram S., physician, h. 38 Winder. 

Heavenrich, Samuel (Heavenrich Bro's), h. 


Heavenrich, Simon (Heavenrich Bro's), h. 

15 Winder. 

HEAVEN RICH BRO'S (Simon and Samuel 

Heavenrich), wholesale clothing aud piece 

goods, '78 Woodward ave. 

Heazlit, WTilliam M., bookkeeper, bds. 42 

Cass. 

Hebbard, Charles B., insurance and 

real estate agent, office 70 Griswold, bds. 

Michigan Eschange. (See adv.) 

Hebaen. George, lawyer, rear 73 Griswold, 

bds. 75 same. 

Hebel, Adolph, clerk, h. s. w. cor. Riopelle 

and Scott. 

Hebel, William, laborer, h. 73 Chestnut. 

Hebestreit, August, baker, bds. 317 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Hechtner, John C., grocer, 40 Michigan 

Grand ave., h. 264 Lafayette. 

Heck, George, farmer, bds. 547 Gratiot. 

Heck, Jacob, saloon, 347 Gratiot, h.' same. 

Heck, John, porter, h. 381 Gratiot. 

Heckel, Jacob, baker, 135 Marion, h. same. 

Hecker, John, laborer, h. 164 Twentieth. 

Hecker, Joseph, carriagemaker, h. 108 

Brush.

HEc CITY DIRECTORY. HEL 223 . 

Hector, George, horse jockey, h. 105 Benton. 

Hedges, John, painter, h. 450 Fifth. 

Hedstrom, Charles, carpenter, h. s. s. Spruce, 


Hedstrom, Elias, bookkeeper, h, 56 Adams 

ave. w. 

Headstrom, Sarah (wid. Elias), h. 56 Adams 

ave. w. 

Heed, William, printer, bds. 153 Ninth ave. 

Heenan, Edward, laborer, h. 153 Porter. 

Hees, Henry, printer, bds. 252 Ninth ave. 

Hees, John H., jr., jeweler, bds. 252 Ninth 

ave. 

Hees, John, laborer, h. 252 Ninth ave. 

Hees, William, printer, bds. 232 Ninth ave. 

Heffron, John, fruit and oysters, 220 Jeffer- 

Porter. 

- Heffron, John (Heffron & Co.), h, 19 Adelaide. 

Heffron, William, express driver, bds. 72 

son ave. 

Heffron & Co. (John Heffron and Michael 

Bowen). dining and oyster rooms, cor. 

Woodward and Jeflerson aves. 

Hegarman, VVilli~m, laborer, h. Wight, bet. 

Adair and Walker. 

Hegeman, Aathony, builder, 301 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Hegge, Henry, painter, h. 43 Maple. 

Hegge, Herman, clerk, bds. 43 Maple. 

Hegge, William, painter, h. 23 Prospect. 

Heide, Henry, wagonmaker, h. 351 Montcalm 

e. 

Heide, John, laborer, h. 136 Macomb. 

Heideke, Edward (F. Heideke & Bro.), bds. 

86 Gratiot. 

Heideke, Frederick (F. Heideke & Bro.), h. 

86 Cjratiot. 

Heideke, F., & Bro. (Frederick and Edward 

Heideke), meat market, 86 Gratiot. 

Heidenreich, August, tinsmith, bds. 124 

Hastings. 

Heidenreich, Frederick, currier, h. 124. 

Hastings. 

Heidt. Pauline (wid. Louis), h. 19 Mechanic. 

Heig, Theresa (wid. Frank), h. 151 Twelfth. 

Heighton, George, carpenter, h. Jos. Campau 

me., cor. German. 

Beil, Lorenz, butcher, bds. 270 Congress e. 

Heilemann, Joseph, laborer, h. 119 Lafayette. 

Heims, Christian, carpenter, bds. 299 Catharine. 

Heimsch, Mary (wid. Adam), h. 173 Clinton. 

Hein, Christopher, laborer, h. 131 Lafayette. 

Hein, Frederick W., laborer, h. 352 Seventeenth. 

Rein, John, shipcarpenter, h. 148 Mullett. 

Heineke, Frederick, shoemaker, h. 109 Calhoun. 

Heineman, Emil S. (E. S. Heineman & Co.), 

h. n. e. cor. Woodward ave. and Adelaide. 

Heineman, Henry, clerk, h. 51 Macomb. 

Heineman, Henry S., with E. S. Heineman 

& Co., h. 52 Macomb. 

Heineman, E. S., & Co. (Emil S. Heineman 

and Magnus Butzel), wholesale clotlliers, 

5 and 7 Fort w., and retail Russell House 

block. 

Heinicke, Charles, saloon, 31 Fort e., h. 

same. 

Heinicke, Christian, wireweaver, h. 282 ,Ma- 

comb. 

Heinicke, Christopher, wirewearer, h. 144 I! 

Macomb. it 

Heinicke, Frederick, wireweaver, h. 280 Ma- 

corn b. 

Heinicke, Henry, wagonmaker, h. 252 Ma,- 

comb. 

Heinrich, Theodore, basket maker, h. 144 i; I( 

9 

Clinton. 

i 

Heinz, John, laborer, 11. 201 Crogllan. 

Heinzluann, Charles, lab~rer, h. 312 Watson. 

1! 

Heinzmano, FreJerick, teamster, h. 312 

Watson. I 

!. 

Heinzmann, .Reinhard, laborer, h. 312 Wat- 

li 

son. I* 

Heise, William, butcher, h. 20% Clinton. 

,I 

Heiser, Augustus, cigarmaker, bds. 408 Fort 1 

east. i! 

Heiser, Peter, laborer, h. 179 Division. 

i! 

Heiser, Theodore, cigarmaker, bds. 402 For 

6 

i: 

east. 

Heizer, George, laborer, h. 232 Montcalm e. 

I/ 

Heizer, Hieronymus, varnisher, bds. 232 

1: 

I 

Montcalln e. 

Helbling, Philip, street car driver, h. 418 

Fort w. 

Held, John L., mason, h. 174 Macomb. 

Held, Louis, fancy goods, 153 St. btoine, 

h. same. 

Helf, Margaret (Ivid. mTilliam), h. 261 

Twelfth. 

Helfknbein, Joseph, tinsmith, h. 540 Macomb. 

Helfir, Philip, carpenter and builder. h. 251 

Elizabeth e. 

Helferich, Otto F., boatbuilder, h. 745 Atwater. 

Hellah, John, cigarmaker, bds. n. s. b, 

bet. Sisth acd Seventh. 

Hellenbach, Frederick, turner, Bell, bet. 

Prospect and Russell. 

Hellar, Abraham, clothing, 111 Woodward 

ave., h. 33 Harriett. 

Hellers, John, joiner, h. 236 Brush. 

Hellers, Lina (wid. Nicholas), h. 244 Brush. 

Hellers, Nicholas, cabinetmaker, bds. 244 

-Brush. 

Hellers, Peter, cabinetmaker. bds. 244 Brush. 

Hellings, Peter, carpenter, h. 181 Adam 

ave. e. 

Hellmann, Bernllardt, brewer, 142 

Sherman. 

Hellmuth, Andreas, stonecutter, h- 209 Elizabeth 

e. 

Hellwig, Frederick, baker, bds. 171 Lafayette. 

I 

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HEL HEN 

NEW YORK 1 Hendricks. Thomas. lamith. h 255 

~hirteen.and-a-haif. 

t;mggcgne~ 

- 

Hendrie, George (Hendrie & Co.), h. 559 Jef- 

ASSETS, . . $12,OOO,COO 

ferson ave. 

Hendrie, John, laborer, h. 

DAILY CASH INCOME, 

s. e. cor. National 

$15,000 

- 

ave. and Sycamore. 

SOLON DIcELROY, Nanager and Agency Snpt,, Hendrie, John, laborer, h. 400 Tenth. 

Hendrie, William (Hendrie & Co.), res. Ham- 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. ilton. Ont. 

~endrik & Co. (William and George Hen- 

Hellwig, William, grocer, 254 Rivard, h. drie), cartage agents G. W. and D. & M. 

same. 

H. R.'s. office D. & M. R. It. dock. 

Helm, upholsterer; h. 344 Lafay- Hener, William, saloon, 267 Uratiot, bds. 

ette. 

same. 

Helvenbeam, Joseph, tinsmiih, h. 540 Mbr HENGSTEBECH. CHRISTIAN, hardware,. 

comb. 

83 Crogllan, h. same. (See adu.) 

Hembert, George, laborer, h. 116 Twentieth. Hengstebeck, John, grocer, 314 Croghan, h. 

Hemens, John, eating house, 87 Atwater, h. same. 

same. 

Henion, Burk G., salesman, bds. Antisdel 

Hemmen, Peter, laborer, h. 303 St. Antoine. House. 

Hemmings, Catharine (wid. Thomas), wash- Henk, Charles, blacksmith, bds. 185 Antieerwoman, 

h. 36 Woodbridge w. 

tam. 

Hempsl, Adolph, laborer, h. 408 Macomb. Henk, Conrad, butcher, bds. 2'71 Fort e. 

HEMPEL, CHAKLES, hardware, tin and Henk, Jacob, planer, h. 322 Macomb. 

. coppersmith, 3@2 eratiot, h. same. (See Henk, John, clerk, bds. 189 Antietam. 

"'rctda.) 

Henk, Peter, carpenter, h. 222 St. Antoine. 

Hempsted, Charles A., salesman, bds. Eisen- Henke, August, laborer. bds. 297 Clinton. 

lord's Hotel. 

Henke, Frederick, drayman, h. 84 Chest- 

Hemstreet, James, carpenter, h. s. s. Pine, nut. 

nr. Sixth. 

Henke, Joseph, clerk, h. 104 Macomb. 

Henderson, Davis, physician, h. 200 Lafay- Henkel, Charles V., painter, bds. 2'79 Montette 

ave. 

calm e. 

Herderson, E. P., machinist, NoveltyWorks, Henkel, Conrad (Stickel & Henkel), h. 388 

cor. Brush and Beaubien. 

St. Antoine. 

Henderson, Henry, laborer, h. nr. cor. Pvarl Henliel, Henry. janitor German Evangelical 

and Prospect. 

St. John's School, h. Farrar, bet. Monroe 

Henderson, James, painter, h. 158 Beaubien. ave. and Gratiot. 

Henderson. James F., bookkeeper, h. s. e. Henkel, Henry, laborer, h. 348 Macomb. 

cor. Brady and Woodward ave. 

H~nksl, Jacob, laborer, h. 322 Macomb. 

Henderson, John, crockery, 251 Jefferson Henkel, John, carpenter, h. 279 Montave., 

h. s. e. cor. Woodbridge and Has- calm e. 

ting~. 

Henkel, John, tailor, h. 271 Columbia e. 

Henderson, Lavina (wid. John), 84 Seventh. Henkel, Peter, wholesale grocer, 100 and 

Henderson, Michael, contractor, h. n. e. cor. 102 Randolph, h. n. w. cor. Fort and Fif- 

Fremont and John R. 

teenth. 

Henderson, Rosanna (wid. Minard), saloon, Henkel, Philip, tailor, h. 91 Columbia e. 

n. s. b1ichie;aa avs., bet. Third and Fourth. Henn, Louis, carpenter, saloon, 183 Russell 

Henderson, Thomas, Alderman Fourthward, h. same. 

h. 210 Congress e. 

Hennaert, Very Rev. Peter, V. G. and Ad- 

Henderson, Thomas, laborer, h. 113 Twenty- ministrator Diocese of Detroit, h. 343 3efthird. 

ferson ave. 

Henderson, William, h. 11 Miami ave. Henner. John, blacksmith, h. 68 Catharine. 

Henderson, William, contractor, bds. n. e. Hennes, Louis, merchant, h. 219 St. Ancor. 

Fremont and John R. 

toine. 

Henderson, William, dry goods, boots and Hennessey, Cecelia (wid. John), h. Beaushoes, 

kc., 175 Rtjchigan ave., h. same. bien, nr. Brush. 

Henderson, William, salesman, h. 175 Mich- Hennessey, Kev. James A., pastor St. Patigan 

aye. 

rick's Church, h. 219 John It. 

Hendren, Roger, laborer, h. 259 Abbott. Hennessey, John, porter, h. 217 Lafayette. 

Hendricks, Albert B., peddler, bds. Finney's Hennessey, Joseph, agent, h. o. 252 n. 280 

Hotel. 

Michigan ave. 

Hendricks, Ann (wid. Eli), h. 370 Croghan. Hennessey, Nicholas, drayman, h. 213 

Hendricks, John William, laborer, bds. 370 Beech. 

Croghan. 

Hcnncssey, Patrick, teamster, h. s. e. cor. St. 

Hendncks, Peter, carpenter, h. 293 Macomb. Aubin ave. and Woodbridge. 

~ . ~ ~ p ~ ~ ~ ,

HEN CI'IY DIRECTORY. EER 

Hennessey, Selah (wid.), fruit dealer, 20 City 

Hall market, h. w. s. Beaubien, nr. Fre- 

mont. 

Hennessey, Thomas, laborer, h. s. e. cor. St. 

Aubin ave. and Woodbridge. 

Hennessey, Timothy, laborer, h. 59 Harri- 

son ave. 

Henney, Timothy, laborer, h. 59 Harrison 

ave. 

Henning, Albert, shoemaker, h. 102 Mul- 

lett. 

Henning, Charles, clerk, h. s. w. cor. Jay 

and Jos. Campan ave. 

Henning, Frederick, clerk, h. 180 Adams 

ave. e. 

Henning, Gustav, watchmaker, h. o. 242 n. 

270 Rlacomb. 

Henning, John, porter, h. 217 Lafayette. 

Henning, Joseph, teamster, h. 528 Croghan. 

Henning, William, laborer, h. 350 Sort e. 

Henning, William, tanner, h 350 Fort w. 

Henry, David, clerk, h. 267 Elizabeth. 

Henning, John, cooper, h. 218 Montcalm e. 

Henri, Alexander, brewer, 144 Abbott, h. 

881118. 

Henri, Ernst, painter, h. 475 Clinton ave. 

Henrich, William, carpetweaver, h. 21 

Charlotte. 

Henrien, Ann (wid. Morris), h. 92 Farrar. 

Henrihan, John, laborer, h. 210 Sisth. 

Henrion, George, cigarmaker, bds. 233 Clin- 

ton. 

Henrion, George, superintendent city parks, 

grocery and saloon, 267 Lafayette, h. 

same. 

Henrion, George II., salesman, bds. 19 High. 

Henrion, John, carbuilder, h. 32 German. 

Henrion, John, carpenter, h. 32 German. 

Henrion, Joseph, baggagemaster M. C. R. R., 

h o. 277 n. 355 High. 

Henrion, Margaret (wid. Bernhard), h. 233 

Clinton. 

Henrion, Nicholas, bds. 267 Lafayette. 

Henrion, Philip, tanner, bds. 235 Clinton. 

Henris, Anna M. (wid. Jacob), h. 2'79 Clin- 

ton. 

Henris, Elizabeth (wid. Jacob), seamstress, 

h. 265 Clinton. 

Henris, Harmon, tobacconist, h. 355 Bron- 

son. 

Henris, Michael, boilermaker, h. 157 Maple. 

Henris, William, coppersmith, h. 2'79 Clin- 

ton. 

Henry, Adam, teamster, h. n. s. Ann, bet. 

Sixth and Seventh. 

Henry, Daniel F., assistant lake survey, h. 


Henry, James E., bill poster, h. 23 Wash- 

ington ave. 

Henry, John H., boots and shoes, 10 Jeffer- 


Henry, John, brewer, h. n. s. Ann, bet. 

Sixtli and Seventh. 

Henry, John, saloon and boarding, 165 

Gratiot. 

Henry, John, teamster, bds. w. s. Third, 

bet. Howard and Michigan ave. 

Henry, Thomas, grocery and liquors, 215 

Abbott, h. same. 

Henry, Thomas (col'd), waiter Russell 

House, bds. same. 

Henry, William A., billposter, h. 86 Eight- 

eenth. 

Henry, William G., vessel owner, h. 126 La- 

fayette ave. 

Henshaw, Warren B., painter, bds. 142 

Grand River. 

Hensien, John, teamster, h. 163 Prospect. 

HENSIEN, JOHN P., hardware, 128 St. 

Antoine, h. same. (See adv.) 

Hensien, Peter, wooddealer, h. 12 German. 

Hensler, Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 87 C ath~ 

rine. 

Hentig, Frederick G., h. 112 Howard. 

Hentz, Frederick, laborer, h. 415 Dubois. 

Henza, Frederick, laborer, h. cor. Dubois 

and Chestnut. 

Hepburn, James H., deputy clerk revenue, 

h. 551 Fort. 

Hepfer, Ulrich, carpenter, h. 538 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Herber, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 112 Elizs 

beth e. 

Herbert, Andrew J., clerk, h. 161 Fifth. 

Herbertz, Franz, architect, h. 276 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Herbertz, William, machinist, h. s. e. cor. 

St. Aubin ave. and Maple. 

Herbst, Conrad, painter, h. 489 Michigan ave. 

Herbst, Cllarles, plasterer, h. w. s. La Fon- 

taine ave., nr. Magnolia. 

Herbst, Frederick, farrier, bds. 346 St. An- 

toine. 

Herbst, Frederick, mason, h. 116 Division. 

Herbst, Louis, baker, h. 346 St. Antoine. 

Herbst, Peter, carpenter, h. 146 Croghan. 

Herch, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Dequindre 

and James. 

Herchman, Edward, painter, 232 Calhoun, 

h. same. 

Herfurth, Charles, furniture, 100 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Herfurth, Mrs. Elizabeth, furniture, 136 


Hergenhan. Jerome, carpenter, h. 153 Chest- 

nut. 

Herig, John, painter, h. 233 Fort e. 

Herley. M. Logan, chemist, bds. Howard 

House. 

Herlighan, Morris, iaborer, h. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., bet. Chestnut and Butternut. 

Hermann, Gottlieb, teacher, h. 77 Macomb. 

Hermann, John L., cigarmaker, bds. 301 

I Croghan. 

Hermann, Ludwig, draughtsman, bds. 87 


Hermann, Mary (wid. Joseph), h. 354 Or- 

leans. 

Herma.nn, Mathias, brewer, h. 711 Clinton 

ave.

226 HER CLARK'S DETROIT HIB 

PARKE, JENNINGS & GO., 


8 @ m 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETB OIT, - MxcHIGAX 

Hermann, Mathias, marblecutter. bds. cor. 

Jos. Campau ave. and Croghan. 

Hermann, Otto, clerk, rooms 139 Bates. 

Hermann, William J., clerk, bds. Eisen- 

lord's Hotel. 

Hermus, Sebastian, miller, bds. 31 Catha- 

rine. 

Herrick, Charles D., measuremaker, h. w. s. 

Mount Elliot ave., bet. Fort and Lafay- 

ette. 

Herrick, Stephen, carpenter, h. w. s. May- 

berry ave., bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Herring, Julius, cabinztmaker, 11. 294 High. 

Herring, Julius, carpenter, h. 63 Hnstings. 

Herrington, Willard, commission merchant, 

49 3lichigan ave., b. 43 Lafayette ave. 

Herrinton, David B., agent Wilson shuttle 

sewing machine, 55 Farmer, h. 31 same. 

Herrnberger, John, cooper, h. 193 Bronson. 

Herron, George, hat dealer, h. 278 Jefferson 

ave. 

Herschback, Godfrey, engineer, h. 446 

North. 

Herschback, William, turner, bds. 44G 

North. 

Hersel, Louis, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Fourth 

and Osceola. 

Hersen, Charles J., wireworker, bds. 46 Mi- 

ami ave. 

Hersheib, John, laborer, h. w. s. Lafon- 

taine ave., near Grand River. 

Eesler, Herman, ~aloon, 84 Prospect, h. 

same. 

Hertford, James J., conductor, h. o. 417 n. 


Hertwig, Charles, salesman, bds. Hotel Er- 

ichsen. 

Herwig, Caroline (wid.), h. 303 St. Antoine. 

Herz, Theodore, carpenter, 'h. 193 Clinton. 

Herza, Xrs. Elizabeth, h. 179 Mullett. 

Herzberg, B., hoopsliirt manfr., 23 Michigan 


Herzog, Hermann, traveling agent, bds. Ho- 

tel Erichsen. 

Hess, Albert, laborer, h. 316 Sixteenth. 

Hess, Andrew (Reynolds & Hess), h. 22 Me- 

chanic. 

Hew, August, carpenter, h. 374 Riopelle. 

Hess, August, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 385 

Frankl~n. 

Hess, August, laborer, h. 283 Franklin. 

Hess, Charles I)., tinsmith, 'h. 16 Marion. 

Hess, Henry, printer, bds. 952 Ninth ave. 

Hess, Peter, musician, h. 271 Jefferson ave. 

Hess, Theodore, painter, h. 518 Gratiot. 

Hesse, Francis, saloon, 12 Monroe aye., 11. 

same. 

- - 

Hesse, William, porter M. C. R. R., h. 16 

Clay. 

Hessed, Mrs., washerwoman, h. 222 Frank- 

lin- 

Hesselbacher, Jacob, laborer, bds. 31 Catha- 

rine. 

HESSELBACHER, OSWALD, confection- 

er, 228 Jeffei-son ave., h. same. (See adv.) 

Hessett, James, laborer, h. 173 Oak. 

Hessing, Augustus, safemaker, h. 199 Fort 

east. 

Hesslein, Bernhard (Hesslein Bros.), bds. 


Hessler, Herman, plasterer, h. o. 73 n. 115 

Brewster. 

Hesslein, John, salesman, bds. Hotel Er- 

icl~sen. 

Heislein, Samuel, salesman, bds. 239 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Hesslein, Sigmund (Hesslein Bros.), bds. Ho- 

tel Erichsen. 

Hesslein Bros. (Sigmund and Bernhard 

Hesslein), cigars, 75 .Monroe ave. 

Hest?r, Frank, clerk, 11.145 Maple. 

Hester, Joseph, sawyer, bds. 53 Fort e. 

Hetchen, Jacob, laborer, 11. 238 M'atson. 

Hetcher, John, tailor, h. 357 Juliette. 

Hetfield, Lidurania (wid. John), h. I41 

High. 

Heuer, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 101 

Montcalm e. 

Heugh, Archibald, laborer, h. o. 490 n. 472 

Woodbridge e. 

Heuss, Ama.ndus, carpenter, h. -80 Jay. 

Heusted, John, farmer, b. s. w. cor. Congress 


Heustis, Charles D. (J. &C. D. Heustis), bds. 


Heustis, Joseph (J. & C. D. Heustis), h. 45 

Montcalm w. 

Heustis, J., & C. D. (Joseph and Charles D. 

Heustis), fruits and vegetables, City Hall 

market and cor. Park and Montcalm. 

Hewitt, Elizabetb (wid. Samuel), h. 433 

Congress e. 

Hewitt. Isaac B., boiler inspector, h. 64 

Limburg. 

Hewitt, John, engineer, h. 342 Dubois. 

Hewitt, Robert, blacksmith, bds. Monroe 

House, Third. 

Hewson, John, coatman Russell House, bds. 

same. 

Hewson, John, porter Russell House, h. I30 

Croghan. 

Hewson, J. G., policeman, h. cor. Fort and 

Elmwood ave. 

Heyer, Charles, billiard table maker, h. 319 

Montcalm. 

Heyerman, Charles, lawyer, h. 40 Dequin- 

dre. 

Heymann, James, peddler, h. 262 Lafay- 

stte. 

Hibbard, Bugustine G., bds. h2 Brainard. 

IIibbard, Eliphaz S., account,ant, h. 52 

Brainard. 

'

HLB CITY DIRECTORY. HIL 22'1 

Hibbard, Sarah (wid. Jedediah), h. 145 Fort 

west. 

Hibbles, David, boilermqker, h. s. w. cor. 

Jos. Campau ave. and Sherman. 

Hibner, MTilliam, laborer, h. 471 Macomb. 

Hickey, Cornelius, drayman, bds. 225 Fifth. 

Hickey, Daniel. carriagedriver, h. 182 

Sisth. 

Hickey, Daniel L., blacksmith, h. 275 Fifth. 

Hickey, Helen, machine operator, bds. 218 

Sixth. 

Hickey, James, blacksmith, bds. Sherman 

House. 

Hickey, John, drayman, h. 273 Sisth. 

Hickey, Lawence, bds. 278 Fifth. 

Hickey, Lawrence, blacksmith, h. 283 

Sixth. 

Hickey, Mary (wid. William), h. w. s. 

Fourth, near Marcy. 

Hickey, Morris, meat market, 315 Michigan 


Hickey, Nicholas, drayman, h. 39 Jones. 

Hickey, Patrick, blacksmith, h. 281 Sist h. 

Hickey, Patrick, grocer, 347 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Hickey, Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 571 Gra- 

tiot. 

Hickey, Thomas, laborer, bds. n. e. cor. 

Gold and Fourth. 

Hickey, kVilliarn, laborer, h. 473 Sisth. 

Hickman, Martha (col'd-wid.). h. s. s. Pri- 

vate, bet. Kivard and Ru~sell. 

Hickmatt, Mary (wid. Herbert), h. 52 Twen- 

tieth. 

Hickok, William A., keeper tollgate, Mich- 


Hicks, George, shoemaker, h. 121 Hastings. 

Hicks, Joseph, carpenter, h. 263 Lafayette 

ave. 

Hickson, Martha (wid. John), h. 7 Colum- 

bia w. 

Hiestand, Anton, brewer, bds. 244 Russell. 

Higginbotham, John, engineer, h. Willis 

ave., bet. Woodward and Cass aves. 

Higginbotham, John H., clerk, bds. Biddle 

House. 

Higgins, Charles, clerk, h. s. e. cor. Michi- 

gan ave. and Tenth. 

Higgins, Charles R., agent, h. 194 Park. 

Higgins, Clara (wid. Patrick C.), bds. 194 

Park. 

Higgins, Elizabeth (wid. Timothy), h. I79 

Orchard. 

Higgins, George, moulder, bds. 101 Baker. 

Higgins, Henry, confectioner, bds. 140 

Second. 

Hjggins, Hiram H., boots and shoes, 282 


Higgins, James, moulder, bds. 101 Baker. 

Higgins, Jane (wid. Justin), 11. 307 Brush. 

Higgins, John, painter, h. 440 St. Antoine. 

Higgins, Mathew, saloon, 340 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Higgins, Michael C., Yankee notions. 61 Jcf- 

ierson ave., h. o. 80 n. 86 Elizabeth w. 

Higgins, Nelson, (col'd), waiter Russell 


Higgins, Peter, laborer, h. 378 Lafayette. 

Higgins, Sylvester W ., machinist, bds. 307 

17rush. 

Higgins, Thomas, inspector customs, h. 162 

Larned e. 

Higgins, Thomas, laborer, h. 57 National 

ave. 

Higginson, Joseph, patternmaker, h. 223 

Sixteenth. 

Higginson, William, clerk, h. 109 Montcalm 

e. 

Hi~gs, John, Custom House officer, h. 153 

bixteenth. 

Higham, Elvira (wid. Robert), h. 36 Russell. 

Higham, William J., bookkeeper D. & M. 

E. R., bds. 36 Russell. 

Hi@, Januarius. teacher St. Joseph's school, 

h. 123 Antietam. 

Hilbert, Andrew, laborer, h. o. 80 n. 240 

Watson. 

Hilbert, Charles, harnessmaker, h. 159 St. 

Antoine. 

Hilhert, John, gardener, h. o. 80 n. 249 

Watson. 

Hild, Henry, mason, h. 306 Marion. 

Hildebrandt, Conrad, mason, h. 133 Napoleon. 

Htldebrandt, ~erdinaid, laborer, h. 225 

Croghan. 

Hildebrandt, Frank, saloon, 426 Woodbridge 

w.. h. 436 same. 

Hildebrandt, Frederick, laborer, h. 181 Croghan. 

Hildebrandt, Henry, musician, bds. 219 Lafayette. 

Hildebrandt, John, gilder, h. o. 3 n. 43 Sixteenth. 

Hilder, Arthur, cabinetmaker, bds. 44 Fort e. 

Hilderscheit, John, butcher, 72 Russell, h. 

271 blort e. 

Hildersclieit, Peter, butcher, 316 Croghan, 

h. same. 

Hilderscheit, Stephen, laborer, h. 91 Russell. 

Hildreth, William J., conductor, h. 462 

Fifth. 

Hills, Benjamin C. (William Wright & Co.), 

h. 17 Elizabeth w. 

Hill, Catharine (wid. John), h. 470 Clinton 

ave. 

Hill, Charles (col'd), waiter Russell House. 

Hill, David, laborer, h. 286 Fourth. 

Hill, Cieorge, h. 411 Woodward ave. 

Hill, George B. (Michigan Bolt & Nut Co., 

and E. 8. Bush B Go.), 11. 545 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hill, George H. (Hill & Bro.), h. 411 Woodward 

ave. 

Hill, Harry, carpenter, bds. 27 Washington 

ave. 

Hill, Hugo, millinery and fancy goods, 181 

JeEerson ave., h. 86 Congresl~ e.

228 HIL CLARK'S DETROIT HIN 

NEW YORE 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 - 

SOLON McELROY, 3Ianager aud Agene y Snpt,, 


Hiil, Isabella (col'd-wid. Dennis), h. 132 La- 

fayette. 

Hill, James, h. 77 Monroe ave. 

Hill, James, machinist, h. 386 Larned e. 

Hill, James F., clerk D. & IM. R. R., bds. 

114 Cass. 

Hill, Mrs. Jane, candies and fruits, 25'7 Gra- 


Hill, John, carriage driver, bds. 8 Spruce. 

Hill John B., millwright, bds. 566 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Hill, John H., machinist, h. 426 Grand 

River. 

Hill, Joseph P., flagman D. & M. R. R., h. 

rear 306 Lafayette. 

Hill, Miss Mary, seamstress, bds. 262 Brush. 

Hill, Nazareth, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Lasalle 

ave. and Grand River. 

Hill, 0. s., traveling agt., bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Hill, Peter (Belknap, Hill & Ford),Alderman 

Ninth Ward, h. o. 68 n. 90 Baker. 

Hill, Hichard, brewer, h. 394 Woodbridge e. 

Hill, Robert G., machinist, h. o. 68 n. 90 

Baker. 

Hill, Samuel B. (Hill & Trollope), h. 183 

Second. 

Hill, Sarah E. (wid. Joseph G.), h. 56 Adams 

ave e. 

Hill, Thomas, machinist, h. Fifteenth, bet. 

Howard and Lafayette aye. 

Hill, Thomas, steward str. R. N. Rice, h. 


Hill, Thomas S., h. 19 High. 

Hill, Thomas W., bookkeeper W. U. tele- 

graph oilice, bds. 28 Fort e. 

Hill, William, laborer,h. e. s. Fifteenth, bet. 

Michigan aye. and Dalzell. 

Hill, William E. (Hill & Brother), h. 411 

Woodward ave. 

Hill, William George, fireman D. &. M. R. 

B., bds. rear 306 Lafayette. 

Hill, William P., cabinetmaker, 42 John R., 

h. 50 Centre. 

Hill, William R., manfr. and repairer cloth- 

es wringers, Randolph, ab. Gratiot, h. 213; 

Randoly h. 

Hill b: Brother (George H. and William E. 

Hill), wholesale grocers, 118 Jefferson ave. 

Hill & Trollope (Samuel 13. Hill and Albert 

Trollope), architectural Iron Works, 179 

Larned w. 

Hillebrand, John, shoemaker, h. 406 Rio- 

pelle. 

Hiller, John G., shoemaker, 260 Jefferson 

ave., h. 187 Fort e. 

Hiller, William, switchman M. C. R. R., 

bds. Springwells, nr. (3. T. Junction. 

Hillhouse, John, fancy goods and millinery, 

188 Abbott. h. same. 

Hillright. Eugene, carpenter, h. 70 Fourth. 

Hilly, Owen, tobacconist, h. 114 Farrar. 

Hilmau, John, laborer. h. 82 North. 

Hilsendegen Block, cor. lMonroe ave. and 

Randolph. 

Hilsendegen, Elizabeth (wid. John), h. 225 

Whitney. 

Hilsendegen, Theodore, laborer, h. 208 Lafayette. 

Hilsendegen, Valentine, h. 446 eratiot. 

Hilt, Charles, engineer, bds. cor. Mount 

Elliott and Jeff'erson aves. 

Hilton, Henry, carriagetrimmer, h. 47 Butternut. 

Hilton, John, shoemaker, h. 56 Harriett. 

Hilton, Thomas (Woolley & Hilton), h. 146 

Howard. 

Hilts, Frederick, carpenter, h. 133 John R. 

Hilts, Henry, carpenter, h. 133 John R. 

Hilts, John, carpenter, bds. 133 John B. 

Hilts, William, carpenter, h. 76 Brady. 

Himburg, Frederick W., tailor, h. 215 Croghan. 

Himes, Christopher, steward, h. 215 Grand 

River. 

Himmel,William, tanner, h. 216 St. Antoine. 

Hinchey, Patrick, laborer, h. 2.3 Fourteent 

11. 

Hinchma~, Charles C., bookkeeper, bds. o. 

77 n. 117 Fort w. 

Hincl~man, Ford D. C. (T. H. Hinchman & 

Son's, bds. o. 77 n. 117 Fort w. 

Hinchman, Guy F. (G. F. Hinchman & Co,), h. 

s. e. cor. Fort and Griswold. 

Hinchman, James A., produce and commission 

merchant, 130 Woodbridge w.. h. 231 

Fort w. 

Hinchman, John, bds. 568 Jefferson ave. 

Hinchnnan, John M. (T. H. Hinchman & 

Sons), bds. o. 77 n. 117 Fort w. 

Hinchman, Joseph B. (Babillion, Hinchman 

& Co.), h. 79 Shelby. 

Hinchman, Theodore H. (T. H. Hinchman Sr; 

Sons), h. o. 77 n. 117 Fort w. 

HINCHMAN, GUY F., & CO. (Guy F. 

and Theodore H. Hinchman), wholesale 

ship chandlers, 16 and 18 Atwater. (See 

adu.)' ' 

Hinchrnan, T. H., & Sons (Theodore H., John 

hi. andFord D. C. Hinchman), wholesale 

druggists and grocers, 78 and 80 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hind. John, laborer, h. w. s. Eighteenth, bet. 

Michigan are. and Baker. 

Hind, iMrs. (wid. John), artiste in was 

flowers, h. w. s. Nineteenth, bet. Baker 

and Alichigan ave. 

Hirrden, Mathias J., manufacturer of 

optical and mathematical instruments, 

and modclrnalier, 813 Jefferson ave., bds. 

Hotel Erichsen. (See adv.)

mN CITY DIRECTORY. HOD 229 

Hindenburg, Emilie (wid. John), h. 175 Ma- 

colub. 

Hinds, -, fireman, bds. 27 Beaubien. 

Hines, Captain, agent, bds. Franklin House. 

Hines, Edward, laborer, h. w. s. Fifth, bet. 

Noyes and Marcy. 

Hines, John, tanner, h. 201 Croghan. 

Hink, Anthony, laborer, h. 189 Antietam. 

Hinkle, A. J., policeman, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Hinman, Alfred B. (A. B. Hinman & Co.), h. 


Hinman, A. B., & Co. (Alfred B. Hinman 

and Sanford R. Smith), wholesale oils, 52 

Shelby. 

Hins, Miss Kate, dressmaker, 108 Elizabeth 

e., h. same. 

Hinsdale, Edmin C., lawyer, 2 Larned e., h. 


Hinsdale, Hiram. plasterer, h. 46 Fort e. 

HINTEEtMISTER, HENRY, merchant tai- 

lor, 200 Jefferson ave., bds. Hotel Mauch. 

(See adv.) 

Hinton, Rev. John, State agent American 

Bible Society, h. n. e. cor. Limburg and 

Third. 

Hinze, Rudolph, gardener, bds. 447 Fort e. 

Hipp, Joseph, teamster, h. 375 Fort e. 

Hirbour, Robert, cabinetmaker, bds. Brush, 

s. e. cor Larned. 

Hirons, Mary Ann (wid. Thomas), dressmak- 

er, bds. 36 Grand River, up-stairs. 

Eirsch, Adam, butcher, 8 City Hall market, 


Hirsch, Anthony, melodeon maker, h. 258 

Randolph. 

Hirsch, Nathan S., tobacconist, 2'75 Jefferson 

ave., bds. Franklin House. 

Hirschbach, Gottfried, engineer, h. North, 

nr. Dkquindre. 

Hirschbach, William, turner, bds. North, nr. 

Dequindre. 

Eirschman, Fanny, millinery, 61 Michigan 

ave., bds. 233 Congress e. 

Hirschman, Jacob, laborer, 21.157 Chene. 

Hirschman, Louis, merchant, h. 233 Con- 

gress e. 

Hirschman, Martin, laborer, h. 14 Webster. 

Hirschman, Michael, tinsmith, bds. 89 Lar- 

ned e. 

Hirschman, Minnie (wid. Morris), h. 52 

Wayne. 

Hirst, John C., laborer, h. 275 Croghan. 

Hisc, Joseph, carpenter, bds. 367 Abbott. 

Hiss, Edward, varnisher, bda. 244 bfacomb. 

Hitchcock, Frances (wid. Aaron), h. 1'72 

Congress w. 

HITCHCOCK, HORACE (Hitchcock & 

Esselstyn), h. o. 77 n. 85 Montcalm w. 

Hitchcock, James, salesman, bds. 27 Monroe 

ave. 

HITCHCOCK & ESSELSTYN (Horace 

Hitchcock and Willard A. Esselstyn), 

wooiens and trimmings, 147 Jefferson 

ave. 

30 

Hite, Louis (col'd), h. e. s. Beaubien, n. 

Farnsworth. 

Hite, Frederick (col'd), whitewasher, h. 193 

Congress e. 

Hittel, Samuel, jeweler, h. s. e. cor. Woodward 

ave. and Farnsworth. 

Hoadley, James (Hoadley & Morgan), bds. 

New York Hotel. 

Hoadley & Morgan (James Hoadley and 

William M. Morgan), proprs. New York 

Hotel, Franklin, bet. Brush and Beaubien. 

Hoaran, Patrick, laborer, h. Ill Labrosse. 

Hobart, John N. (Hobart & Hawarth), h. s. 

w. cor. Cherry and Fourth. 

Hobart, William (Sievwright & Hobart), h. 


Hobart & Haworth (John N. Hobart and 

William Haworth), furniture, 11 Grand 

River. 

Hobbs, Peter, clerk, bds. 87 Washington 

aye. 

Hoberkorn, Henry, carpenter, h. 437 St. Antoine. 

Hobart, James M., produce agent, h. 488 

Sixth. 

Hochgraef, Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 256 

Beaubien. 

HOCHGRAEF, MAX (Hochgraef & Co.), 

bds. 25 Macomb. 

Hochgraef, William, carpenter, h. 25 Macomb. 

HOCHGRAEF' & CO. (Mas Hochgraef and 

Charles Klnwiter), engravers and door 

plate manfrs., 246 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Hochstet, Louisa, hairbraider, h. 169 Fort e. 

Hocnell, Samuel, lithographer, h. 80 Sherman. 

Hock, Henry, frescoe painter, bis. 155 St. 

Antoine. 

Hock, Jacob, hardware, 221 Michigan ave., 

11. 179 Twelfth. 

Hock, Joseph, wood seller, h. 22 Bronson. 

Hock, Joseph, h. 155 St. Antoine. 

Hock, Louis, laborer, h. 233 Watson. 

Hock, Sebastian, shoemaker, h. 176 Division. 

Hodder, Winchell, blacksmith, h. 22 Webster. 

Hodge, Charles J., bds. 78 Henry. 

Hodge, Miss Myra, principal Franklin 

School, bds. 95 Locust. 

Hodge, -- Samuel F. (Hodge & Christie), h. 78 

Henry. 

PBodge Rt Christie (Samuel F. Hodge 

and Thomas P. Christie), iron founders and 

machinists, n. TV. cor. Rivard and Atwater. 

Hodges, Beatty, seaman, bds 34 Elizabeth e. 

Hodges, Charles C. (Hodges Bros.), h. 97 

Fort w. 

Hodges, Franklin D., shipping clerk, bds. 


Hodges, Greenbary (col'd), porter, h. 165 

Fort tt.

230 HOD CLARK'S DETROIT HOG- 

8 a& \ 


STANDARD 

-3c-? vxa $j$~yJjzljZ\~~gP~ 

- 

LL, d 

Office, 374 Cass Avenue. 


- - 

Hodges, Henry C. (Hodges Bros.), h. s. e. 

cor. Lafapette ave. and Tenth. 

Hodges, Josiah P., captain, h. 34 Elizabeth 

east. 

Hodges, Lothrop S., lawyer, h. 226 Wood- 

bndge e. 

Hodges Brothers (Henry C. and Charles C. 

Hodges), agents Conn. Mutual Life Ins. 

Co., 11 Bank Block, Griswold. 

Hodedon, Humphrey C. shoemaker, h. 21 

Oak. 

Hodgdon, Otis C., shoemaker, h. 21 Oak.. 

Hodgkin, Mrs. John W., h. 48 George. 

Hodgkin, Robert, fly net manfr., 286 Ran- 

dolph, h. same. 

Hod? son, Frederick, carpenter and joiner, h. 

96 Columbia w. 

Hodgson, Henry H., merchant, h. 30 Win- 

der. 

Hoefner, Gottlob, h. 216 Adams ave e. 

Hoeffman, John, laborer, h. 484 Clinton ave. 

Hoeflein, Leopold, la borer, h. 40 Catharine. 

Hoeft, Hermann, laborer, h. n. s. German, e. 

Jos. Campau ave. 

Hoehnow, Augusta (wid. Charles), h. 217 

Columbia e, . 

Hoehnow, Ferdinand, bds. 70 Catharine. 

Hoehnow, Frederica (wid. William), mid- 

wife h. '10 Catharine. 

Hoehnow, Mary, sewing machine operator, 

bds. 217 Columbia e. 

Hoekstra, Egbert (Ostler & Hoekstra,), h. 

64 Pine. 

Hoenebach, Jacob, clerk, h. 279 Croghan. 

Hoenebach, Peter, laborer, h. 279 Croghan. 

Hoenninghausen, Joseph, news agent, h. 141 

Lafayette. 

Hoenninghausen, Joseph, jr., trunkmaker, 

bds. 141 Lfayette. 

Hoeper, William, cabinetmaker, bds. 95 

Congress e. 

Hoetger, Conrad (Hoetger & Bro.), h. 436 

Gratiot. 

Hoetger, John (Hoetger & Bro.), h. cor. Ju- 

liette and Dequindre. 

Hoetger & Bro. (Conrad and John Hoetger), 

merchant tailors, 436 Qratiot. 

Hoey, John, groceries and provisions, 280 

Twelfth, h. same. 

Hof, Frederick, joiner, h. Antietam, bet. 


Hof, Valentine, grocery, 327 Montcalm e., h. 

same. 

Hofenrnair, Louis, cooper, h. 8 Chestnut. 

Hoff, Casyar, laborer, h. w. s. Sullivan am., 

nr. Butternut. 

I ave., 

Hoffer, Frederick, coppersmith, h. 380 Woodbridge 

w. 

Hoffman, Adam, laborer, h. n. s. Chestnut, 

bet. Chene and Jos. Campau ave. 

Hoffman, Christian, carpenter, 31. I Frank- 

lin. 

Hoffman, Conrad, engineer, h. 408 Twelfth. 

Hofiinan, Frederick, teamster, h. Dubois, s. 

e. cor. Chestnut. 

Hoffman, Frederick, tailor, 60 Michigan ave., 

bds. cor. Randolph and Michigan Grand 

ave. 

Hoffman, Frederick, laborer, h. 232 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Hofinan. George, carpenter, bds. 121 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Hoff'man, George, livery stable and hacks, 

Congress, bet. Bates and Randolph, h. 103 

Bates. 

Hoffman, 'Henry, laborer, h. 97 Sixteenth. 

Hoffman, John, saloon, 222 Woodbridge w. 

h. same. 

Hoeman, John, restaurant, 4-4 Michigan 


Hoffman, Leopold, confectioner, bds. 100 

Larned e. 

Hoffman, Michael, laborer, h. 211 Fort w. 

Hoffinan, Peter, boots and shoes, 405 Gra- 


Hoffman, Bischt, blacksmith, h. 116 Ma- 

comb. 

Hoffman, Sanluel, groceries and pro- 

visions, 230 Randolph, h. 39 Rlacomb ave. 

Hoffman. Sperry, saddler, bds. 102 Brush. 

Hoffman, Wenzel, upholsterer, h. 336 Brush. 

Hoffman, William, laborer, h. 484 Clinton 

ave. 

Hotfnlan,William, shoemaker, h. 85 Twelfth. 

Hoffman, -, bricklayer, h. 268 Bronson. 

Hoffmeier, Charles, carpenter, h. 349 Mullett. 

HoEmeier, Louise (wid. Adolph), vegetables, 

h. 249 Beziubh. 

HoBmeier, William, watchman, h. 208 

Adams ave. e. 

Hoffineyer, George W., painter, h. 104 Napoleon. 

Hoffner, George, tanner, h. 369 Orleans. 

Hoffner, John (Hoffner & Mayes), h. s. w. 

cor. Ledyard and Second. 

Hoffner & Mayes (John Hoffner and Edward 

Mayes), sailmakers and riggers, foot Bates. 

Hofschmitt, Joseph, laborer, h. 110 Jay. 

Hogan, Daniel, laborer, h. 5S3 Congress e. 

Hogan, James, carpenter, h. 271 First. 

Hogan, James P., drayman, h. 241 Second. 

Hogan, James, teamster American Express 

Co., h. 92 Marion. 

Hogan, John, drayman, h. 240 Sixth. 

Hogan, John, Street Commissioner, h. 379 

Twelfth. 

Hogan, John, laborer, h. 685 Michigan ave. 

Hogan, John, peddler, h. 339 Lafayette. 

Hogan, Michael F., grocer, 292 Michigan 

h. same. 

'

HOG CITY DL REC TORT. HOL 

-- - 

Hogan, Patrick, laborer, h. 161 Elizabeth 

east. 

Hogan, Patrick, laborer, h. 98 Marion. 

Hogan, Patrick, laborer, h. 222 Thompson. 

Hogan, William, machinist, h. 59 Lafay ette 

ave. 

Hogarth, Ralph A., painter, h. s. w. cor. 

Third and Orange. 

Hogarth, Rev. William, pastor Jefferson 

ave. Presbyterian Church, h. 389 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hogarth. William H., express clerk, bds. 


Hogarthy, Daniel, laborer, h. 41'7 Fort w. 

Hogg, James, jr., patternmaker, bds. w. s. 

Mount Elliott ave., n. Cemetery. 

Hogg, James, sen., gardener, h. w. s. Mount 

Elliott ave., n. Cemetery. 

Hogg., Peter, blacksmith, bds. w. s. Mount 

Elliott nve., n. Cemetery. 

Hogguer, Ferdinand F. W., druggist, 118 

Rivard, h. same. 

Hogle, Albert, saloon, 193 Woodbridge w., 

h. same. 

Hogreve, Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 256 Beau- 

bien. 

Hohenrit ter, Michael, cabinetmaker, bds. 

208 Russell. 

Hohenstein, Albert, dancing teacher, h. 131 

Hastings. 

Hohenstein, Richard B., upholsterer, h. 131 

Hastings. 

Hohlfeld, Caroline (wid. Carl), h. 352 Ma- 

comb. 

Hohlfeld, Charles, nailsmith, 138 Antietam, 

h. same. 

Hohman, Frederick, plasterer, h. 222 Napo- 

leon. 

Hokeway, Thomas, carpenter, h. 231 Ben- 

ton. 

Holb, Frank, cabinetmaker, h. 166 Colum- 

bia e. 

Holbert, John N., furniture, h. 301 Fourth. 

Holbrook. Dewitt C., lawyer, 101 Griswold, 

h. 6 Adams ave. w. 

Holbrook, Dewitt C., jr., student, bds. 6 

Adams ave. w. 

Holbrook, Gilbert M., cutter, h. 60 Larned 

west. 

Holbrook, Miss Hattie, teacher, bds. 347 

Third. 

Holbrook, J. M., M. C. R. R,, h. 348 Third. 

Holbrook, Theodore, sailor, h. 171 Rivard. 

Holcomb, Eugene B., printer, bds. American 

House. 

Holden, Edward G., editor Daily Post, bds. 


Holden, John, machinist, bds. 325 Jefferson 

ave. 

Holden, William, machinist, bds. 325 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Holderied, Anthony (A. Holderied & Son), 

h. 279 High. 

Holderied, George C. (A. Holderied cPs; Son), 

bds. 279 High. 

Holderied, A., & Son (Anthony and George 

C. Holderied), scale mnfrs., 67 Monroe ave. 

Holdritter, Julius M., cabinetmaker, bds. 89 

Catharine. 

Holdsworth, James, wool grader, h. 298 

Third. 

~oldskorth, William, carpenter, bds. 298 

Third. 

Holfed, Mrs. Thoretta, h. 82 Jay. 

Holister, Solomon, conductor 31. C. R. R., h. 

47 Baker. 

Holland, Albert, bricklayer, bds. 397 Sisth. 

Holland, Daniel, clerk, bds. 85 M. ami ave. 

Holland, David, cigarmaker, h. 156 Brew- 

ster. 

Holland, Ferdinand, painter, bds. Hotel 

Jfa uch. 

Holland, Frank, seaman, bds. 397 Sixth. 

Holland, John, laborer, h. 246 Howard. 

Holland, -John E., mason, h. 397 Sisth. 

Holland, Norah (wid. Patrick), saloon, 336 


Holland, Peter, laborer, h. 268 Fifth. 

Holland, Peter, carpenter, h. 140 Seventh. 

Holland, Richard, plasterer, h. 95 Division. 

Holland, Timot,hy, ashpeddler, h. n. w. cor. 

National ave. and Butternut. 

Holland, VSTilliam, macyinist, h. 450 Hast- 

- ings. 

Hollander, Peter, teamster, bds. n. w. cor. 

Fort and St. Antoirie. 

Hollenback, Nathaniel P., physician, h. 297 

Fourth. 

Holler, John, tinsmith, 21. 362 High. 

Holligan, Helen (wid. Thomas), h. 223 Sec- 

ond. 

Hollings, John, upholsterer, h. 246 Cro- 

ghan. 

Holliss, Justin, painter, bds. Cass Hotel. 

Hollunh, MicLaei, carpenter, h. n. e. cor. 

Fourth and Pierpont. 

Hallp, John, policeman, h. 403 Gratiot. 

Holly, Richard, saloon, h. 106 Marion. 

Hollywood, Mrs. (wid.), h. 19 Sproat. 

Holman, Samuel, tinsmith, bds. 62 Ran- 

dolph. 

Holmes, A. B., traveling agent, bds. 32 Lo- 

cust. 

TTolmes, Allen F., bricklayer, h. 255 

- . 

~r ush. 

Holmes, Betsy (wid. John.), h. 95 Miami 

ave. 

Holmes, Charles P., carpenter, h. w. S. 

May berry ave., near Miohigan ave. 

Holmes, David, dgarmaker, h. o. 465 n. 561 

Sisth. 

Holmes, F. H., clerk, bds. 121 Congress e. 

Holmes, Henry (col'd), barber, h. 58 Divis- 

ion. 

Holmes, Hiram, commission merchant, h. 

106 National ave. 

Holmes, James, engineer M. C. 3%. R., bds; 

111 Howard. 

Holmes, John, laborer, h .32 Dequindre. 

Holmes, Job, clerk, bds. 95 Miami ave,.

232 HOL CLARK'S DXTROIT HOP 

NEW YORE 1 Holtzemann, Joseph, porter, h. 183 Sher* 

B8k O a 8 nae 6 3~ a myB 

- 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

INCOME' 

-- $15'000 

man. 

Holub, Franz, carpenter, h. 273 Columbia 

east. 

Holz, Henry, laborer, h. 33 Twenty-second. 

Bolzhauer, Henry, carpenter, h. 2'72 Cro- 

SOLON IIlcELROY, Dlanager and Agency Snpt., gllan. 

Peninsdar ~~~k Bni]din g, DETROIT, MICH. Holzhauer, William, laborer, h. eor. Rivard 

and Mullett. 

Hol~ues, John C., with John Palmer, bds. Holzmann, Joseph, laborer, h. 305 Bronson. 

s. w. cor. Griswold and Fort. 

Holzmann, Joseph, porter, h. 183 Sherman. 

Holmes, John H., salesman, bds. 95 Miami Holzschuh, Balthaser, laborer, h. 138 Mulave. 

lett. 

Holmes, John W., carpenter, h. 14 Mayber- Homburg, George, cabinetmaker, h. 41 Mrlr 

ry ave. 

rion. 

Holmes, Lafa~ette, saloon, o. 16 n. 20 Co- Homburg, Henry, tailor, h. '7 Silver. 

lumbia w. 

Hom burg, IYilliam, carpenter, h. 4'73 Beau- 

Holmes, Oscar I?., engineer D. & M. R. R., bien. 


Homburg, William, trunkmaker, bds. 7 

Holmes, Robert (Holmes & Webster), h. 55 Silver. 

State. 

Home of the Friendless, 53 High, Mrs. A. 

Holmes, Ross, agent, bds. I7 Columbia w. D. Roberts, Matron. 

Holmes, Silas M. (Holmes, Butler & Co.), h. Homeles, Henry (col'dj, barber, 157 Wood- 


bridge w., 11. 219 Division. 

Holmes, Thomas, laborer, h. 6 Park Place. Hommel, George, 11. 167 Third. 

Holmes, William, moulder, h. n. e. cor. Hommel, George W., gildtr, h. 85 Abbott. 

Harrison ave. and Spruce. 

Hommel, John G., cooper, 221 Blontcalm e., 

Holmes, W'llliam, sailor, bds. Woodbridge, h. same. 

bet. Tenth and Eleventh. . Homjer, Cliarles, ~ailer, h. 251 Franklin. 

Holmes, Butler & Co. (Silas M. Holmes and Honestone, Charles, laborer, h. 54 Twenty- 

Abram G. Butler), wool, produce and second. 

commission merchants, 11 and 13 Wood- Honor, William B.. cabinetmaker, 352 St. 

b1 idge w. 

Aubin ave., h. 354 same. 

Holnles dk Webster (Robert Holmes Hookerstein, John, clerk, bds. 50 Miami 

and Edwin F. N ebster), plumbers and ave. 

furnace builders, 115 Jefferson ave. (See Hooley, Thomas, laborer, h. w. s. Twentyada.) 

fourth, bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Holohan, Thomas, laborer, h. 385 Fifth. Hooper, Charles H. (IViley, Hooper & 

Holst, John, tailor, 11, 324 Hastings. 

Co.), bds. 37 Rowland. 

Holstein, Caspar, laborer, h. 432 Catharine. Hooper, Edward C. (Wiley, Hooper & Co.) 

Holstein, Isaac, laborer, h. Jeffersou ave., bds. 37 Rowland. 

near Elmmood ave. 

Hooper, Francis W., painter, bds. rear 388 

Holstein, John, laborer, bds. Hamtramck. Michigan ave. 

Holste~n, Job, eawyer. h. 233 Lafayette. Hooper, Frank W., clerk, Ms. 386 Michigan 

Holstein, John (Jacobs & Eolstein), h. 246 ave. 

Clinton. 

Hooper, George W., h. rear 388 Michigan 

Holstein, Paul, teamster Moffatt's mill, bds. ave. 

375 Franklin. 

Hooper George. W., jr., iron finisher, bds. 

Holt, Ira F., clerk, h. o. 138 n. 490 Cass ave, rear 388 Michigan ave. 

Holt, John, printer, h. 485 Lafayette. Hooper, John, laborer, bds. n. s. Canfield, 

Holthoefer, Casper J. (Holthoefer & bet. Seventh and Ninth ave. 

Keusch), h. 71 Cnss ave. 

Hooper, William, chairmaker, bds. n. s. 

Holthoefer, Joseph (Holthoefer, Millen- Canfield, bet. Seventh and Eighth. 

bach St Bro.), h. 147 hfullett. 

Hoops, Henry, carpenter, h. 88 Lafayette. 

Holthoefer, blillenbach & Bro. (-Joseph Hoose, Brazill, shipcarpenter, h. 233 Frank- 

Holthoefer and Peter and Nathias Rlillen- lin. 

bach), tanners and curriers, 232 Croghan. Hoose, David, sailor, h. 19 Woodbridge e. 

Holthoefer & Keusch (Casper J. Holthoefer Hoover, Virginia (eol'd-wid. Dennis), h. 219 

and Joseph Keusch), drygoods, 125 Adams ave. e. 

Woodward ave. 

Zcroydonk, Frank, mechanic, bds. 392 Gra- 

Holtz, John, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, near tiot. 

Sycamore. 

Hopkin, John (Hopkin & Bro.), h. 60 Mont- 

Holtz, William, tailor, h. 1'74 Croghan. calm e. 

Holtzhauer, Henry, carpenter, h. 221 Cro- Hopkin, Xobert (Dean, Brow & Co.), h. 247 

ghan. 

E"irst .

HOP CITY DIRECTORY. HOU 

Hopkin, William (Hopkin & Bro.), h. 127 

Farmer. 

HOPKIN & BRO. (William and John Hop- 

kin). carriage and wagon manfrs., s. w. 

cor. John R and E'armer. (See adu.) 

Hopkin, Andreas S., printer, h. 16 Miami 

ave. 

Hopkins, Bernard, shoemaker, h. Abbott. 

Hopliins, Daniel B., reporter, h. o. 94 n. 116 

Cass. 

Hopkins, George, cigarmaker, h. 535 Ma- 

comb. 

Hopkins, James, shoemaker, h. 419 Lasalle 

ave. 

Hopkins, John, carpenter, bds. 45 Fort e. 

Hopkins, Mary (wid. Norman), h. 118 

Bates. 

Hopkins, Sarah A. (wid. John V.), .h. 313 

Fourth. 

Hopkinson, John, peddler, h. 500 Lasalle 

ave. 

Hopkinson, Reuben, clerk, bds. 500 Six- 

teenth. 

Hopper, Josiah, plasterer and whitewasher, 

h. 313 Watson. 

Hopper, William H., traveling agent D. D. 

Mallory & Co.), h. 33 Abbott. 

Hopson, Henry C. (H. C. Hopson & Co.), h. 


Hopson, James, taxidermist, h. 533 Clinton 

ave. 

Hopson, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 416 St. An- 

toine. 

Hopson, Richat d H., stoves and hardware, 

88 Gratiot, 11.186 Howard. 

Hopson, blacksnlith, cor. Gratiot 

and St. Antoine, bds. 30 Catharine. 

HOPSON, H. C., & CO. (Henry C. Hop- 

son and Mary A. Sprague), tinsmiths. 

n. w. cor. Woalward ave. and Col- 

umbia. (See adv.) 

Horan, Eliza A., hairbraider, bds. 350 Grand 

River. 

Horan, Morris, blacksmith? h. 227 Sixth. 

Horan, Thomas, moulder, h. 207 Fifth. 

Horan, Patrick, farmer, h. 350 Grand River. 

Horen, Richard, drapman, h. 53 Olchard. 

Horen. Thomas, ironmoulder, h. o. 171 n. 

207 Fifth. 

Horell, Vincent, tailor, h. 313 High. 

Horn, Boyne L., clerk, 11. 90 Oak. 

Horn, Francis, blacksmith and wheelwright, 

355 Michigan ave., 11. same. 

Horn, Frank, jr., bds. 240 Montcalm e. 

Horn, Frederick, carpenter, h. G Jay. 

Horn, Henry, carpenter, h. 6. Jay. 

Horn, Terne, mason, h. 4'75 Russell. 

Horn, John, saloon and restaurant, 1 Wood- 


Horn, John, jr., bartender, bds. I Wood- 

ward ave. 

Horn, Louis, cigarmaker, 155 Woodward 

ave. h. 275 High. 

norn,' Maurice, ~orscshoeing, 78 Larned m., 

h. 287 Sixth. a 

HornSeck, Jacob, salesman H. Greening, h. 

279 Croghana 

Hornbogen, John, carpenter, h. 199 Clinton. 

Hornie, Ignaz, carpenter, h. 115 Mary. 

Hornik, John, shoemaker, bds. 194 Bronson. 

Horrigan, Patrick, laborer, h. 738 Woodbridge 

w. 

Horrell, Vincent, tailor, h. 113 Napoleon. 

Horrion, Remie, carpenter, bds. 362 Congress 

e. 

Horseman, George, marblecutter, bds. 235 

Brush. 

Horseman, Thomas, stonecutter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Horsmar, George, captain, h. 75 Monroe 

ave. 

Horsie, - , tinsmith, bds. 55 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Horsey. Edward J., tinsmith, bds. 54 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Horton, Daniel, saloon, 93 ElmwooC ave., 

h. same. 

Horton, Samuel, engineer, h. 600 Congress e. 

Hosacli, William C.: shipbuilder, h. s. s. 

Pitcher, bet. Second and Third. 

Hosie, Alexander, clerk, bds. 162 Fifth. 

Hosie, blrs. Elizabeth, h. 162 Fifth. 

HOSIE, HOBERT, banker, 154 Jefferson 

ave., h. 80 First. (See adv.) 

Hosmer, George I?., bartender, bds. 325 Jefferson 

ave. 

Hosmer, John, h. 239 Lafayette aye. 

Hospital, James, moulder, h. 69 Harrison 

aye. 

Hossannah, Charles, boilermaker, h. 53 

Shelby. 

Hoose, David, brewer, h. 11 Hawley Block, 

Bates. 

Hoste, Francis, laborer, h. Bellair, nr. St. 

Allbin ave. 

Hostetter, John, carbuilder, bds. 263 Congress 

e. 

Hostetter, Luke, laborer, h. Fourteenth, bet. 

Lafayette ave. and Howard. 

Hotchkiss, Dewitt C., printer, bds. Garrison 

Housc, 

Hotchkiss, L. L., lumber dealer, bds. Russell 

House. 

Hotel Erichsen, 122 and 122 Randolph. 

Botel Mauch, Louis Dillman, propr., 43 


Hotz, Charles, gilder, bds. o. 3 n. 43 Sixteenth. 

Houcli, Mathias, brewer, h. 490 Orleans. 

Hough: Garry A., theatrical manager, h. 299 

Larned e. 

Hough, George W., traveling agent, h. w. s 

Lasalle ave, bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Hough, James, clerk, bds. 147 Beaubien. 

Hough, S. P~rter~bookkeeper, bds. 87 Shelby. 

Hongh, V\'illiam E., clerk, bds. 96 Sixth. 

Houghmeyer, William, bds. 203 Adams 

ave. e. 

Houghton, Cyrus A,, bookkeeper, bds. 2 

Lewis.

HOU 

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OFFER 

CHEI1MICALS 


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p- -- 

Houghton, Jacob, jr., civil en,gineer, h. 36 

Miami ave. 

Houghton, Martha (wid. Thomas), h. e. s. 

Thompson, bet. Grand River and Dickin- 

Son. 

Eoughton, William, produce , a@., h. n. s. 

Grand River, bet. Thompson and Thirteenth. 

Houl, Paul, huckster, h. 715 Franklin. 

Houlett, Robert, butcher, h. 464 Fifth. 

Houlihan, James, saloon, n. w. cor. Franklin 

and Rivard. 

Hour, George, woodpeddler, h. Beaubien, nr. 

Wilkins. 

Eouse, Elisha J., bds. 240 Congress e. 

House, Joseph, laborer, h. 42 Wight. 

House, William C., bds. 134 Bagg. 

House, William C'. (Platt & House), h. o. 89 

n. 97 Elizabeth w. 

Houston, John, laborer. h. w. s. Thirteenand-a-half, 

nr. Baker. 

Howalagan, Edward, bds. 50 Front. 

Howard, Alexander K., clerk, bds. o. 50 n. 

80 Sibley. 

Howard, Alfred, bookkeeper, h. 95 Ledyard. 

Howard, Charles, engineer, bds. 316 Franklin. 

Howard, Charles, clerk, h. 214 Watson. 

Howard, Charles J., engineer, bds. 316 

Franklin. 

Howard, Edward B., bds. Michigan Ex 

change. 

Howard, Electus B., machine agent, 111 

Jefferson ave., bds. Michigan Eschange. 

Howard, Emily (wid. John B.), h. 89 Woodward 

ave. 

Howard, Frank, saloon, h. 242 Adams ave. e. 

Howard, Mrs. Frank F., h. cor. Cass ave. and 

Sibley. 

Howard, George J., gilder, bds. 79 Congress 

e. 

Howard, Hamilton GI., law student, bds. 193 

Larned e. 

Howard, Harriet E., (wid. William H.), h. 


Howard, Henry, farmer, h. 8? Sisth. 

Howard, Henry, fireman, h. e. s. Sisth, bet. 

Lafayette ave. and Howard. 

Roward House, n. e. cor. Congress and 

Griswold, Qurdon 0. Williams, prop-. 

Howard, Hon. Jacob M., attorney and U. S. 

Senator, 7 Kanter Building, Larned w., h. 

193 Larned e. 

Howard, James, blacksmith, bds. o. 130 n. 

152 Larned w. 

Howard, John McLean, express messenger, 

h. o. 50 n. 80 Sibley. 

Howard, John P., gardener, h. 692 Clinton 

ave. 

Howard, Joseph (col'd), porter, h. w. s. Cass, 

bet. Jefferson ave. and Larned. 

Howard, Joseph, whitewasher, h. 367 Riopelle. 

Howard, Hepsie (wid. Joshua), bds. 18 

Winder. . 

Howard, Lewis, machinist, bds. 387 Mullett. 

Howard, Peter, sailor, h. 290 Fifth. 

Howard, William A., U. S. Minister to 

China, h. o. 21 n. 84 Henry. 

Howard, William L., salesman, bds. o. 21 n. 

84 Henry. 

Hotve, Abra'hanl, sailor, h. 280 Montcalm e. 

Howe, Benjamin F., clerk Grover & Baker, 

bds. 96 Larned w. 

Howe, Gecrge, plasterer, h. 132 Orchard. 

Howe, eeorgelv., boarding, h. 96 Larned w. 

Howe, Margaret (wid. William), h. 132 Orchard. 

Howe, Rus~ell, agent, h. 191 Napoleon. 

Howe, Russell D., cooper, h. nr. s. e. cor. 

Napoleon and Prospect. 

Howe, Miss Sarah, teacher Eoughton Union 

school, bds. 96 Larned w. 

Howe, Solon, carpenter, bds. 69 Walnut. 

Howe, Sylvanus, bookkeeper, bds. 96 Larned 

w. 

'Howe, William B., Alderman Third Ward, 


Howell, Frederick P., clerk, bds. 111 Cass. 

Howell, Henry, carpenter, h. 216 Twelfth. 

Howell, James, animal trainer, bds. Railroad 

Exchange. 

Howell, James H., h. 124 Jones. 

Howell, Stephen, cigarmaker, bds. '70 Larned 

e. 

Howie, William, painter, h. 588 Franklin. 

Howland, B. F., salesman, bds. Biddle 

House. 

Howland, William, officer U. S. court, bds. 

74 Miam' ave. 

Howlett, Robert, butcher, bds. 464 Fifth. 

Howman, Joseph, laborer, h. 47 Eighteenth. 

Howman, Samuel, tinsmith, bds. 27 Beaubien. 

Howser, Charles, laborer, h. 124 Twentieth. 

Howser, Cyrus A., printer, h. 257 Columbia 

e. 

Howser, John B., printer, bds. 259 Columbia 

e. 

Howser. John, W., shoemaker, h. 259 Columbia 

e. 

Howson, James G., bookkeeper, h. 215 

Elizabeth e. 

Hoyette, Joseph, sailor, h. 68 Dubois. 

' Hoyt, Charles L., watchmaker, h. 54 Twentieth. 

Hoyt, Edwin, jr. (Hoyt, Cornwell & Co.), 

bds. Michigan Exchange.

HOP CITY DTJRECTORY. HUG 235 

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Hoyt, Cornwell & Co. (Edwin Hoyt, jr., Jay 

M. Cornwell and Alfred B. Hinlnan), glass 

lamps and gasfixtures, 156 Jefferson ave. 

Hoyt, Joseph W., carpenter, h. 338 Twen- 

tieth. 

Hoy t, William C., lawyer, 127+ Jefferson 

ave., h. 68 Winder. 

Huad, Frederick, laborer, h. 559 Trow- 

bridge. 

Huaur , Alexander, laborer, h. 153 Twenty- 

second. 

Hubbard, Bela (Hubbard & Kin@, real es- 

tate, over Savings Bank, Griswold, res. 

Spri~~gwells. 

Hubbard, Charles E., painter, h. s. w. cor. 

Third and Grand. 

Hubbard, Jacob, tanner, h. 243 Macomb. 

Hubbard, John, conductor M. C. K.. R. h. 

264 Twelfth. 

Hubbard, Peter, blacksmith, bds. 7 Beau- 

bien. 

Hubbard, Robert, meat market, I Abbott, h. 

same. 

HUBBARD & DAVIS (A. C. Hubbard and 

B. M. Davis), nurserymen and florists, 

Twenty-fourth, nr. city limits. (See adv.) 

Hubbard & King (Bela Hubbard and John 

E. King), lu~llber manfrs., 571 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Hubbel, John, engraver, bds. Russell, bet. 

Lafayette and Port. 

Hubbell, Nathaniel J., supt. J. M. Brad- 

street & Son, h. o. 13 n. 299 Cass ave. 

Hubbell, William, clerk, h. 46 Charlotte. 

Hubbert, Nathaniel, drover, h. 23 Sibley. 

Hubbert, Sarah (wid. Thomas), h. 127 Park. 

Huber, Albert, joiner, h. 11 Clay. 

B;ber, Andrew, h. 95 Macomb. 

Huber, Casper, saloon, 540 Gratiot, h. same. 

Huber, Frederick, tailor, h. 55 Marion. 

Huber, Gertrude (wid. Andrew), h. 99 Ma- 

comb. 

Huber, John, bds. 65 Atwater. 

Huber, John, grocer, 320 St. Aubin ave., h. 

same. 

Hubert, Antoine, laborer, h. 318 Whitney. 

Hubert, Elizabeth (wid. John), h. nr. cor. 

Bussell and Pearl. 

Hubert, Frederick, tailor, h. 55 Marion. 

Hubert, Louis, drayman, h. 470 Fort e. 

Hubert, Thomas, lake captain, h. 526 

Fort e. 

Huburt, Mary (col'd-wid.), h. 232 Ma 

comb. 

Huck, August, locksmith, 136 Croghan, h. 

same. 

Huckestein, John P., clerk A.. Kirchner, 

bds. 50 Miami ave. 

Hude, John, boot and shoemaker, 167 

Grand River, h. same. 

Hude, Mrs. Peter, ladies' trimmings, 181 

Woodward ave., h. 206 same. 

Hude, Peter, salesman, h. 206 Woodward 

ave. 

Hudgins, John, farmer, h. 191 Orleans. 

Hudson, C. Ward, druggist, 328 woodward 

ave. 

Hudson, Elon W., vessel owner, foot Shelby, 


Hudson, George W. (Hudson & Co.), h. 12 

Henry. 

Hudson, Harriet (wid. Charles), h. 67 Col- 

umbia e. 

Budson, Henry W., cooper, h. 326 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Hudson, Joseph, harnessmaker, 92 Grand 

Rirer, h. same. 

Hudson, Mary (wid. John), h. 330 Fort e. 

Hudson, Robert, photographer, h. n. w. cor. 

Seventh and Oak. 

Hudson & Co. (George kV. Hudson and An- 

drew McPherson), cordwood dealers, 75 

Woodbridge w. 

Hudspith, James, engineer, h. Dequindre, 

bel. (3ratiot. 

HUEBNER, EDWARD, carpenter and 

manfr. sash, doors, blinds and mouldings, 

110 Fort e., h. same. (See adv.) 

Huegli, Rev. John A., pastor German Evan- 

gelical Lutheran Trinity Church, h. 377 

eratiot. 

Huetternann, Elizabeth (wid. Franz), h. 226 

Rivard. 

Huettemann, Franz (F. Wuelfing & Co.), h. 

226 Rivard. 

Huettemann, Joseph, grocer, 226 Rivard, 

h. same. 

Huetter, Casper, vinegar manfr., 366 Rio- 

pelle, h. same. 

Huetter, John, laborer, bds. 366 Riopelle. 

Hustter, William, butcher, 104 Russell, h. 

106 same. 

Huff, Henry D., ticket a@., foot Third, h. 13 

Sixth. 

Huff, James S. (Detroit River Lumber Co.), 

h. 14 Miami ave. 

Huff, Kobert D., bookkeeper, h. 162 Harri- 

son ave. 

Huff, William A., cabinetmaker, 308 Wood- 

bridge w., h. 13 Sixth. 

Huffenbeck, Charles, baker, h. 313 Cro- 

ghan. 

Huiienbeclr, Mrs. Mary, Yankee notions, 

313 Croghan, h. same. 

Huffrnan, Joseph B., harnessmaker, bds. 

102 Brush. 

Hufnagel, Peter, salesman, h. 129 St. An- 

toine. 

Hug, Albert, grocer, 345 Catharine, h. 

same. 

Hug, Henry, physician and surgeon, 220 

CI oghan, h. same. 

Hughes, Alexander, machinist, bds. 134 

Porter. 

Hughes, Anthony, carpenter, h. 114 Michi- 

igan ave. up-stairs. 

Hughes, Ezra, news depot, 157 Michigan 


Hughes, Jacob T., bookkeeper, h. o. 464 n. 

&4 Woodbridge e.

NEW YOEEE 

- 

SOLON MeELBOY, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 


Hughes, Jane (wid. Francis mT.), woodyard, 

n. w. cor. Fourth and Michigan ave., h. 

143 Porter. 

Hughes, Joseph, agent, bds. 143 Porter. 

Hughes, Patrick, groceries and crockery, 

165 Michigan ave., h. same. 

Hughes, Patrick, track repairer M. C. R. R., 

bds. 65 Sixteenth. 

Hughes, Richard, grocer, 856 Michigan 


Hughes, Samuel R., expressman, h. 14 Joy. 

Hughes, Thomas, carpenter, h. 484 Third. 

Hughes, Thomas F., mechanic, h. s. w. cor. 

Fourteenth and Dalzell. 

Hughes, Thomas J., clerk, bds. 165 Michi- 

gan ace. 

Hugo, George, pictures, 28G Oratiot, h. 

same. 

Huhmann, Benedict, rag peddler, h. 397 

&lacomb. 

Huiss, Christopher F., tanner, o. 278 n. 308 

Michigan ave., h, same. 

Hulan, John, shoemaker, h. w. s. Lafontaine 

ave., nr. Poplar. 

Hulbert, Spencer, bookkeeper, bds. 71 Beau- 

- - 

bien. 

Hulden, Christopher, laborer, h. 429 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Huler, Finzians, stonecutter, h. Catharine, 

e. Jos. Campau ave. 

Hulett, Chester R., bookkeeper Daily Post, 

bds. Franklin House. 

Hull, Charles E., clerk, bds. 74 Washington 

ave. 

Hull, Charles B., with K. C. Barker & Co., 

bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Hull, Edward E., shipping clerk, bds. 74 


Hull, Mrs. EIizabeth, dressmaking and mil- 

linery, 213 Woodward ave., h. same. 

Hull, Helen M. (wid. John), h. 74 Washing- 

ton ave. 

Hull, Jacob (Hull Bros.), bds. 74 Washing- 

ton ave. 

Hull, John (Hull Bros.), bds. 74 Washington 

ave. 

Hull, Joseph L., student, bds. 74 Washing- 

ton ave. 

Hull, William (Hull Bros.), h. 42 Park 

place. 

HULL - - -- BROS. (William. Jacob and John 

Hull), prorisiok, 19 cakpus Martius. 

Hullen, John, shoemaker, h. n. w. cor. Lasalle 

.ave. a'nd Linden. - 

Hnlme, William, machinist, h. 96 Sixth. 

Humbert, Peter, sawyer, h, 481 Franklin. 

- 

Hummel, Carl, cabinetmaker, h. 203 Russell. 

Hummel, Jacob, h. 207 Beaubien. 

Hummel, Michael, cabinet factory, n. e. cor. 

Third and Jones, h. same. 

Hnmmel, Philip, boots and shoes, 43 Xichigan 

ave., h. same. I 

Humpert, Adam, tailor, h. 205 Adams ave. I 

l 

east. 

Humphrey, Ambrose W., salesman, bds. 140 

! 

Cass. 

Humphrey, Austin, carpenter, h. 191 Thirteen-and-a-half. 

Humphrey, Charles W., carriagepainter, h. 

2S5 Eighteenth. 

Humphrey, Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 268 Crcrghan. 

Humphrey, William, express messenger, h. 

346 Sixth. 

Humphrey, QTilliam C., laborer, h. 258 

Eigh teentli. 

Humphrey, William H. (Humphrey, & Co.), 

bds. Goodman House. 

Humphrey, Willis C., lumber inspector 

Michigan Car Works, bda. 384 Lafayette 

ave. 

Humphrey & Co. (VCTilliam H. Humphrey 

and -), druggists, 12 @rand River. 

Hunderiser, Joseph, laborer, h. n. w. cor. 

North and St. Aubin ave. 

Hundeziser, - - Martin, laborer, h. 414 Riopelle. 

Hunt, Charles W., machinist, bds. 47 Columbia 

w. 

Hunt, Cleveland, attorney at law, 1 

Buhl Block, 80 Griswold, h. 82 Congress 

west. 

Hunt, Elias G., grocer, 202 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Hunt, Ernest W,, grocer, 185 St. Aubin abe., 

h. same. 

Hunt, Miss Frank E., beacher Detroit Female 

Seminary, bds. 84 Fort w. 

Hunt, George, hostler, bds. 17 Monroe ave. 

Hunt, George A., student, h. 120 Bagg. 

Hunt, George W., bricklayer, h. 47 Lewis. 

Hunt, George W., mason, h. 270 Whitney. 

Hunt, George W., real estate, 32 Larned w., 


Hunt, - Henry W., bookkeeper, bds. 120 

Bagg. 

Hunt, James, laborer, h. 85 Plum. 

Hum, Janette (wid. William B.), , - h. s. e. 

cor. Fort and '~0urteent.h. 

Hunt, John, boiiermaker, bds. 88 National 

ave. 

Hunt, John, carpznter, bds. s. s. Plum, bet. 


Hunt, John H., carpent~r, h. 430 1,asalle 

ave. 

Hunt, Maria E. (wid. James B.),. bds. w. s. 

Second, bet. Bagg and Ledyard. 

Hunt, Patrick, laborer, bds. 88 National 

ave. 

Hunt, Ronaldson, clerk D. & M. R. R., bds. 

s. e. cor. Fort and Fourteenth.

Hunt, Miss Sarah, h. 48 Madison ave. 

Hunt, Susan (wid. Frank), h. a. s. Plum, 

bet. Fifth and Sixth. 

Hunt, Thomas, laborer, h. 88 National ave. 

Hunt, William, clerk, bds. a e, cor. Fort 

and Fourteenth. 

Hunt, William, mechanic, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Hunt, William B., traveling agent, h. s. e. 

cor. Fort and Fourteenth. 

Hunt, William C., drover, h. 120 Bagg. 

Hunter, Brooke, assistant librarian Y. M. S., 

bds. 149 Howard. 

Hunter, Casper C., carpenter, b. 163 Howard. 

Hunter, David, carpenter, bds. 143 Clinton. 

Hunter, David, clerk, bds. 149 Howard. 

Hunter, Edward M., cutter, bds. 87 Washington 

ave. 

31 

Hurd, Joseph L. (J. L. Hurd & Co.), res. 

Joliet, Ill. 

Hurd, Oscar, bonnet bleacher and hatter, h. 

5 Cass ave. 

Hurd, Oscar W., baker, 69 G)rasd River, h. 


Hurd, Stephen, h. 228 Third. 

Hurd, William A., fe.3d, h. 340 Twentieth. 

Hurd, J. L., & Co. (Joseph L. Hurd and 

Duncan Stewart), shippers and produce 

dealers, foot Second. 

Hurket, Joshua, clothes horse maker, bds. 

318 E'ifth. 

Hurlbut, Chauncey, grocer, 20 7Voodward 

ave., h. 575 Jefferson ave. 

Hurlbut, Spencer N., bookkeeper, bds. '71 

Beaubien. 

Hurley, Bartholomew, teamster, h. 19 N& 

tional ave. 

Hurley, Ellen (wid. William), h. 93 Sixth. 

Hurley, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 57 Baker. 

Hurley, Mary (wid. John), h. 118 Riopelle. 

Hurley, Timothy, laborer, h. 459 Fort e. 

Hurley, William, laborer, h. 93 Sixth. 

Hurney, Martin, bootmaker, h. 86 Pine. 

Hurson, Charles, wiremaker, bds. 46 Miami 

ave. 

Hurtz. Frank, soapmaker, h. 556 Seventh, 

t3[ urst, David, laborer M. C. R. R., bds. 270 

Fourth. 

Rulst, George, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, nr. 

Grand River. 

Hurst, Henry, carpenter, h. 336 Grand River. 

Humt, John, laborer, h. 273 Croghan. 

Hurst, Peter, tanner, bds. Wight, bet. Cam- 

pau and Walker. 

Hurst, Samuel, bricklayer, h. 137 Abbott. 

Hurst, Thomas, steward Marine Hospital, 

bds. same. 

' Hurt, Peter, butcher, h 426 Woodbridge w. 

I Hushna, Simon, laborer, h. w. s. Thirteen- 

I and-a-half, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

/ Huss, Mathias (Huss & Bloom), h. 71 Russell. 

Hunter, El ~jah (col'd). h. 256 High. 

Hunter, Hammond (Stevens & Hunter), bds. 

149 Howard. 

Hunter, Jacob, miller, h. 13 Grand River. 

Hunter, James, engineer, h. 181 Adams ave. 

east. 

Hunter, James, manager Grand Trunk cartage, 

h. 89 Eighth. 

Hunter, John, carpenter, bds. 112 Lamed 

west. 

Hunter, John, foreman M. C.R. R., h. 0.114 

n. 204 Howard. 

Hunter, John, lumber merchant, h. 25 Ledyard. 

Hunter, John, machinist, h. 85 Bronson. 

Hunter, John M., en,oiueer, h. 321 St, Antoine. 

Hunter, Joseph, sr., baker, 225 Michigan 


Hunter, Joseph, jr., boilermaker, bds. 225 

Michigan ave. 

Hunter, Lester, produce, 119 Michigan ave., 

h. 66 Bagg. 

Hunter, Rev. Moses H., h. 149 Howard. 

Hunter, Mulford T., h, o. 90 n. 25 Miami 1 Huss & Bloom (Mathias Huss and Henry 

ave. 

Bloom), dry goods and clothing, 58 Jdon- 

Hunter, Robert, clerk M. C. R. B., h. 65 1 roe ave. 

Eighth. 

Husse, John, grocer, 362 St. Aubin ave., h. 

Hunter, Seth, with Trowbridge & Wilcox, same. 

bds. 171 Elizabeth e. 

Huesey, Augustus A., bookkeeper. bds. 25 

Hunter, Nancy M. (wid. Davis), bds. 370 Seventh. 

Cass ave. 

I Hnssey, Frederick A., accountant, h. 25 

. Hunton, Henry, ticket agent D. & M. R. R., Seventh. 


Hussey, Thomas, laborer, h. 151 St. Antoine. 

Huntoon, Ransom, carpenter, h. 42 John R. I Huston, Lewis, plasterer, h. 213 Whitney. 

Huntoon, S. B., carpenter, bda Brighton Huston, Solomon (col'd), cook, h. 280 Or 

House. 

1 leans. 

Huntzinger, John, h. 340 James. 

Hutchings, Elizabeth (wid. Richard), h. 120 

Huntzinger, John, cabinetmaker, h. o. 379 Columbia e. 

n. 411 James. 

HUTCHINGS, JOHN, shipping and corn- 

Hupert, Christopher, carpenter, h. 241 Rus- mission merchant, foot Shelby, h. 126 

sell. 

High. (See adv.) 

Hupertz, Conrad, laborer, h. 167 Chestnut. Hutchings, Robert W., bookkeeper, h. 165 

Huperz, Henry, cigars and tobacco, 228 St. Second. 

Antoine, h. same. 

1 Hutchins, Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 

Hurd, Henry S., hatter, bds. 5 Cass ave. 

1 187 Congress e.

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THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. 

Hutchins, Moses P. (W. J. Kent & Co.), h. 


Hutchins, William B., clerk, bds. 56 Colum- 

bia e. 

Hutchinson, Mary (wid. William), milliner 

and dressmaker, 321 Jefferson ave., h. 

sxme. 

Hutchinson, William C., machinist, bds. 112 

Elizabeth e. 

Hutchison, George, engineer, h. 29 Fifth. 

Hutchison, George, engineer, h. 89 Congress 

west. 

Hutchison, Henry, carpenter, h. 281 Mont- 

calm e. 

Hutchison, William (col'd), laborer, bds. 136 

Fort e. 

Huth, Michael, wagonmaker, h. 88 Antie- 

tam. 

Hutter, Lawrence, carpenter, h. I08 Na- 

poleon. 

Hutton, Charles, confectioner, 271 Jefferson 


Hutton, George, engineer, h. 706 Lafay- 

ette. 

Hutton, Henry, sawyer, h. 223 Nineteenth. 

Hutton, William (Desotell & Hutton), h. o. 

315 n. 32'7 Franklin. 

Huyser, Henry, bds. 293 Woodward ave. 

Huyser, Peter (P. and R. Huyser), h. 293 

Woodward ave. 

Huyser, Rocus (P. & R. Huyser), h. 293 

Woodward ave. 

Huyser, P., & R. (Peter and Rocus Huyser), 

grocers, 293 Woodward ave. 

Hyde, Charles A., physician, Fisher Block, 

119 Woodward ave., h. 385 same. 

Hyde, Louis C., bds. 136 Griswold. 

Eyde, Rev. Mortimer (Episcopal), bds. 385 

Woodward ave. 

Hyde. Oliver M.. h. 136 Griswold. 

HYDE, VALENTINE M., crockery and 

glassware, 169 Woodward ave., bds. 385 

same. (See ada.) 

Hydliff, Miss Catharine C., h. 69 St. An- 

t oine. 

Hyer, Elias, tanner, h. 163 Twenty-sec: 

ond. 

Hymus, Francis A., milkman, h. 78 Twelfth. 

Heyslop, Homer, insurance agent, h. 142 

Larned e. 

Hyslop, Homer H., street car conductor, 

bds. 142 Larned e. 

Hyslop, Thomas, saloon, h. 142 Larned e. 

Hpwacher, Jolln J., laborer, h. 296 Juliette. 

Hyzer, Jacob, engineer, h. 207 Third. 

BBOTSON, Anthony O., watchman M. So 

1 R. R., h. 151 Napoleon. 

Ibbotson, James Jackson, lake captain, h, 

319 Mullett. 

Ichle, Frederick, ta,ilor, bds. Larned, s. w. 


Ickler, John, farmer, h. Hastings, nr. Fremont. 

Illges, Elizabeth (wid. John), h. 70 Harriett. 

Illges, Gustave, cigarmaker, bds. 70 Harriett. 

Illian, F., teacher German American Seminary, 

h. 160 Rivard. 

Illicli, Samuel F., dry goods, 290 Woodward 

ave.? h. same. 

Ilse, Henry, trunkmaker, bds. 249 Beaubien. 

Ilsley, Capt. Charles S., U. S. A., bds. Russell 

House. 

Ilsley, Henry, carpenter, h. 437 St. Antoine. 

Imber, Anton, laborer, h. 183 Sherman. 

Imber, John, shoemaker, bds. 183 Sherman. 

Imhof, Joseph, cigarmaker, h. 324 RIacomb. 

Ingalls, John, clerk Blue Line, bds. 88 Howard. 

Ingalls, Peter, clerk, Blue Line, bds. 88 

Howard. 

Ingel, William, laborer, h. Fifteenth, near 

Urand River, 

Ingersoll, Alonzo, meat and vegetables, 65 

Urand River, h. same. 

Ingersoll, Isaac W. (Ingersoll & Son), h. 139 

Congress e. 

Ingersoll, Walter, h. 30'7 Jefferson ave. 

Ingersoll, William H., (Ingersoll & Son), h. 

89 Marion. 

Ingersoll & Son (Isaac W. and William H. 

Ingersoll), builders, 66 and 68 Fort e. 

Inghram, Alexander, stonecutter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Inglis, David, student, bds. 21 State. 

Inglis, John S., clerk, bds. $8 Howard. 

Inglis, Richard, physician, 21 State, h. 

same. 

Ingold, George, shoemaker, h. 413 Russell. 

Ingler, Charles, carpeqter, h. 412 Gratiot. 

Inkster, Robert, dry goods, 97 Woodward 

ave., res. Inkster. 

Inman, Henry, carpenter, bds. 369 Fifth. 

Inslee, Cereno W. (L. J. Staples & Co.), h. 


Inwright, Cornelius, laborer, h. rear 194 

Abbott. 

Iodiun, Michael, shoemaker, h. 102 Franklin. 

Ireton, John, stonemason, h. 165 Bronson. 

Ireton, Joseph, sexton St. John's Church, h. 

57 Duffield. 

Ironmonger, Edward, laborer, bds. 159 Abbott.

IRO CITY DIRECTORY. 

- - 

Ironmonger, George, machinist, h. 159 Ab- 

bott. 

Ironmonger, George, laborer, h. 1'78 Sixth. 

Ironisky, John, laborer, h. 105 Prospect. 

Irvin, Arthur, clerk, bds. 89 Congress e. 

Irvin, George, shipcarpenter, h. 422 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Irvin, John, bricklayer, bds. 65 Atwater. 

Irvin, Robert, traveling agent, bds. 1 Gra- 

tiot. 

Irvine, George, h. 81 Lewis. 

Irvine, Matilda (wid. John D.), h. 44 Park 

Place. 

Irvine, William, bookkeeper, bds. 44 Park 

Place. 

Irvine, William H., bookkeeper, bds. 44 

Park Place. 

Irving, Samuel, carpenter, h. 218 Orleans. 

Irving, David N., carver, h. 309 Second. 

Irving, George (Irving & Garrett), h. 138 


Irving, John, shipcarpenter, bds. 138 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Irving, John R., caulker, h. 483 Fort e. 

Irving, Mark E., clerk hdqrs. Dept. Lakes, 


Irving, \Villiam, machinist, bds. 75 ~arnei 

W. 

Irving & Garrett (George Irving and Hiram 

C. Garrett), ship builders and repairers, 

foot Twelfth. 

Irvins, John, shipcarpenter, bds. 46 Fort e. 

Irwin, John, produce dealer, h. 198 Fourth. 

Irwin, William, metropolitan police, h. s. w. 

cor. Church and Tenth. 

Irwiu, William, second-hand clothing, 95 


Irwin, W. G., clerk, bds. Franklin House, 

Isbell, M. H., fish and oysters, 179 Wood- 

ward ave., h. 244 same. 

Isham, Charles S. (Major & Isham), h. 116 

Rivard. 

Isham, Melissa .P. (wid.), h. o. 244 n. 272 

Congress e. 

Ivers, John, grocery, 211 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Ives, Albert (A. Ives & Sons), res. Ecorse. 

Ives, Albert, jr. (A. Ives & Sons), h. n. w. 

cor. Willis and Woodward aves. 

Ives, Mice E., school teacher, bds. 48 Miami 

ave. 

Ives, Butler (A. Ives & Sons), h. 79 State. 

Ives, Caleb (Standish & Ives), res. Monroe. 

Ives, Eardley, clerk Controller's Office, City 

Hall, h. 42 hfacomb. 

Ives, Edward L., cutter, h. 288 Woodward 

ave. 

Ives, George W., engineer D. & M. R. R., 

h. 298 Catharine. 

Ives, John P., Peninsular Hotel, h. same. 

Ives, Knowles T., traveling agent, h. 19 Cro- 

ghan. 

Ives, Lewis T., lawyer, h. 78 Winder. 

Ires, Pzmelia (wid. William), h. 48 Miami 

ave. 

Ives, Peter B., billiard saloon, 61 Grand 


Ives, Stephen H., pawnbroker, s. s. Congress 

e., nr. Woodward ave., bds. Howard 

House. 

Ives, A,, & Sons (Albert, Albert, jr., and 

Butler Ives), bankers, 149 Jefferson ave. 

Ivor, George B. ((3. B. & M. Ivor), h. 153 

Woodward ave. 

Ivor, Hanse A. (Wesley, Seeley & Co.), bds. 

73 Larned w. 

Ivor, Margaret ((3. 3. & M. Ivor) h. 153 

Woodward ave. 

Ivor, GI. B., & hf. (George B. and Margaret 

Ivor), seeds and produce, 153 Woodward 

ave. 

J ACK, Charles S., plumber, bds. 214 

Randolph. 

Jack, George T., salesman, h. 214Randolp'h. 

Jack, Mary A. (wid. William), h. 214 Ran- 

dolph. 

Jack, Philip, tailor, h. 113 Russell. 

Jack, William, brakeman M. C. R. R., bds. 

158 Porter. 

Jack, William G., painter, h. Division, nr. 

St. Antoine. 

Jackel, Martin, laborer, h. 366 =opelle. 

Jacklin, Charles, clerk, bds. 291 Sixteenth. 

Jacklin, James E., teacher High School, bds. 

233 First. 

Jacklin, William T., saloon, Antisdel House, 

h. 233 First. 

Jackman, Frank, stonecutter, h. 237 Thir- 

teenth. 

Jackoper, Christopher, turner, bds. 93 Con- 

gress e. 

Jackson, Alonzo, engineer 31. C. R. R., h. 26 

Porter. 

Jackson, Boyd (col'd), waiter Nichigan Ex- 


Jackson, Charles, h. 103 Washington ave. 

Jackson, Charles, farmer, bds. n. s. Holden 

road, e. Gt. T. R. crossing. 

Jackson, Cyrus (col'd), laborer, h. 152 Cro- 

ghan. 

Jackson, George, hatter, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Jackson, George, clerk Custom House, h. 62 

Sibley. 

Jackson, George H., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Jackson, George T., carpenter, h. o. 67 n. 141 

Napoleon. 

Jackson, James, captain steamer M. L. 

Coyne, h. 425 Sixth. 

Jackson, James (col'd), chimneysweep, h. 28 

Kentucky. 

Jackson, James (col'd), h. 126 Macomb. 

Jackson, John, farmer, h. n. s. Holden road, 

e. G. T. R. crossing. 

Jackson, John (col dl, cod, bilrs. 61 Macomb.

240 JAc CLBRK'B DE~OIT JA?Y 

NEW YORE I Jadderts, Jacob, blacksmith, h. 446 Macomb. 

- @ @ ~ ~ @ Jaeger, ~ ~ Anton. , carpenter, h. 261 Monk 

calm e. 

Jaeger, Conrad, currier, h. 81 Sherman. 

Jaeger, David, cigarmaker, bds. 48 James. 

Jaeger. Henry, bds- J&Terson ave., nr. Elmwood 

ave. 

Peninsular Bank Bnilding, DETROIT, MICH- 

ba~@~@m~,@ 

ASPETF, . . 812,000,000 

'NCO~, - $15,000 

SOLON MeELBOY, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 

Jackson, John (col'd), laborer, h. 123 Ma- 

comb. 

Jackson, Joseph A.9 carpenter, Ms. n w. cor. 

National ave. and Sycamore. 

Jackson, Josiah (col'd), h. 133 Ohio. 

Jackson,Thomas, butcher, 319 Jefferson ave., 


Jackson, Robert, moulder, h. 3 6'7 Lafayette. 

Jackson, William, laborer, h. 11 Miami ave. 

Jackson, William A., telegraph operator, 


Jackson, William (col'd), waiter, h. 267 wat- 

son. 

JACKSON & WILEY (Jefferson Wiley and 

William B.Robinson), founders and machi 

nists, cor. Woodbridge and Fifth. (See 

adg.) 

Jacob, Adolph, printer, 1.98 Jay. 

Jacob, August, harnessmaker, bds. I88 La- 

fayette. 

Jacob, August (Jacob & HoUstein), h. 126 

Sherman. 

Jacob, Pavid, teacher, h. 215 St. Antoine. 

Jacob, Fischer, laborer, h. 4'71 Mullett. 

Jacob, J. Christian, grocery and saloon, cor. 

Rivard and Clinton, h. same. 

Jacob, Moritz, peddler, h. 0.182 n. 158 Mul- 

lett. 

Jacob, William, cooper, 291 Hastings, h. 

same. 

Jacob & Hollstein (August Jacob and John 

Bollstein), merchant tailors, 133 Jefferson 

ave. 

Jacobs, Cyril, laborer, h. 60 Eighteenth. 

Jacobs, Frederick, clerk, h. 48 Catharine. 

Jacobs, Frederick, laborer, h. 10 Twenty- 

second. 

Jacobs, Frederick, laborer, h. 203 Twenty- 

second. 

Jacobs, Gnido, physician, 69 Macomb, h. 

same. 

Jacobs, Henrp, laborer, h. 79 Twenty-second. 

Jacobs, Herman, barber, bds. 167 Lafayette. 

Jacobs, Hollis, saloon, 866 Woodbridge w., 

h. same. 

Jacobs, Mrs. Nathaniel P., bds. Michigan 

Exchange. 

Jacobson, Henriette (wid. Solomon-S. Si- 

mon & Co.), h. 152 Woodward ave. 

Jacobson, Louis, actor, h. 226 Randolph. 

Jacobson, Meier, peddler, h. 70 Catharine. 

Jacquemain, William, piano manfr., cor. 

High and John R, h. 32 Harriett. 

Jacques, Adolphus, ' Saloon, 136 Clinton h, 

same. 

Jaeger, Henry, currier, h. 366 Croghan. 

Jaeger, Henry, grocer, 338 St. Antoine, h. 

same. 

Jaeger, Jacob, carpenter, h. 306 Croghan. 

Jaeger, Mary A. (wid. Anton), bds. 338 St. 

Antoine. 

Jaekel, Ferdinand, safemaker, bds. 154 Cath- 

arine. 

Jaekel, John, manfr. of safes and iron 

work, 276 Hivard, h. 154 Catharine. 

Jagenaw, William, tdly man, h. 138 La,r 

ned w. 

Jagersky, Michael, carpenter, h. 446 Beau- 

bien. 

Jahn, Charles, laborer, h. 431 Dlacomb. 

Jahn, Julius, carpenter, h. 134 Catharine. 

Jaineyfield, Victor, sawyer, h. 465 Guoin. 

.Jakel,.Frederick, machinist, bds. 145 Catha- 

rine. 

Jakman, Frank, marblecutter, h. 232 Thir- 

teenth. 

Jakober, Gustavua, woodturner, bds. n. w. 

cor. Brush and Congress. 

James, Casmer P., liquordealer, bds. 52 

@rand River. 

James, Charles B. (C. B. James & Co.), bds. 


James, Eugene, joiner, h. 480 Congress e. 

James, Henry H., cashier C.B. James & Co., 

h. 63 M. ashington ave. 

James, Jacob (col'd), whitewasher, h. 2% 

Fort e. 

James, John, h. 39 Washington ave. 

James, Joseph, sailor, h. 403 Franklin. 

James, Louis W., laborer, h. 99 Nine 

teenth. 

James, William V., liquordealer, 56 G)wd 


JAMF'IS, C. B., & CO. (Charles B. James and 

-), wholesale hardware, 85,87 and 89 


Jameson, Alexander, stonecutter, bds. 221 

Fourth. 

Jameson, Charles T., tailor, 4 Gratiot, h. 70 

Montcalm w. 

Jameson, George &, bookkeeper, bds. 0.199 

n. 221 Congress e. 

Jameson, John, farmer, h. 70 Montcalm W. 

Jameson, Richard E., bookkeeper, h. 221 

congress e. 

Jamison, ~ose~h, stagecarpenter, h. 264 

Montcalm e. 

Jamison, Samuel, engineer, h. 109 Fifth. 

Jandorf, Isaac, salesman, bds. 325 Michigan 

ave. 

Jandorf, Mrs. Regina, fancy goods, 325 

Michigan are, h. same. 

I

JAN C ~ DP&IE@ICOZCP, Y 

JER 241 

Janes, - , bookkeeper, bds. o. 69 s. 13 

Elizabeth w. 

Janez, Charles, doon, 61 and 63 Lttnzed e., 

h. same. 

Jannez, Joseph, clerk, bds. 89 Croghan. 

Janschop, John, laborer, h. 174 J ay. 

Jansen, Heike, city express, h. 338 St. Antoine. 

Janssen, Louis, upholsterer and dealer in 

furniture, 74 Congress e., h. o. 100 n. 118 

Macomb. 

Jantz, John, blacksmith, bds. 199 Clinton. 

Jantzen, JO~II, blacksmith, bds. 199 Clinton. 

Januwan, Andreas, laborer, h. o. 106 n. 214 

Antietam. 

Japes, Joh (Japes & Wiesenhoffer), h. 371 

Bronson. 

Japes & Wiesenhoffer (John Japes and John 

Wiesenhoffer), sash and door manfrs., 503 

Gratiot. 

Jaqueth, Merton P., messenger, bds. 28 

Henry. 

Jarrait, Peter, carpenter, h. 102 Michigan 

ave. 

Jarvis, Alexander, teamster, h. 157 Fifteenth. 

Jarvis, George, engineer, h. 220 Guoin. 

Jarvis, John B., laborer, h. G6l Atwater. 

Jarvis, Thomas, gardener, bds. s. e. cor. 

Gold and Fourth. 

Jasnomski, Saturnin, lettercanier 8th District, 

h. 109 Seventeenth. 

Jaubilb, Dat-is, laborer, h. 659 Atwater. 

Jeanes, James, bakery, 49 Larned w., h. 

same. 

Jeckel, Miss Louisa, machine operator, bds. 

n. e. cor. Maple and Riopelle. 

Jefekowsky, Wenzel, tailoi , h. 6 Webster 

Jeff, Ilobert, tobacconist, 305 Woodward 


Jefferds, John G., tripedealer, bds. 12 Miami 

ave. 

Jeffers, Patrick, shoemaker, bds. 81 Franklin. 

Jefiey, Calvin A., conductor, h. 454 Lafayette. 

Jeffrey, George, stonepolisher, bds. Purdy's 

Hotel. 

Jeffrey, William, carpenter, h. 96 Oak. 

Jeip, John, carpenter, h. 475 Gratiot. 

Jelly, Henry, carpenter, h. 308 Croghan. 

Jelly, Jane D. (wid. R.), h. 897 Jefferson ave. 

Jelsch, Alexander, carpenter, bds. 425 Congress 

e. 

Jelsch, Charles, bds. 371 Lafayette. 

Jelscb, Francis, tobacconist, 1 Michigan 

Grand ave., h. 132 Randolph. 

Jelsch, Mrs. Francis, tobacconist, 311 Lafayette. 

Jelsch, Joseph, saloon, 425 Congress e., h. 

same. 

Jemersion, J. E. printer, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Jenfeld, John, shoemaker, h. 356 Michigan 

ave. 

Jenkins, Henrp (col'd), barber, h. 171 Bean- 

bien. 

Jenkins, John, ship and boat builder 

h. foot Eighteen-and-a-half. 

Jenkins, Robert (col'd), barber, h. 181 Rus- 

sell. 

Jenks, Edward W., physician and surgeon, 

92 Fort w., h same. 

Jenks, George A., salesmas, bds. 51 Bb- 

comb ave. 

JmKS, JAMES, machine depot, 29 Atwa- 

ter e., h. 51 Macomb ave. (See ad^.) 

Jennett, James R., mechanic, h. 293 Seven- 

teenth. 

Jenney, William, lumber agent, 21 Rotunda 

Budding, h. 231 Woodward aye. 

Jennings, Augustus F., M. D (Parke, Jen- 

nings & Co.), h. 223 Park. 

Jennings, Charles H. (Jennings & Dark), 

bde. Tremont House. 

Jennings, Christ, laborer, h. 4 1 Catharine. 

Jennings, Edward C., salesman, bds. 923 

Park. 

Jennings, EUen (wid. John F.), h. 223 

Park. 

Jennings, Francis A., hackman and livery, 

h. 37 Cass. 

Jennings, Hiram D., carpenter, h. 11 Jones. 

Jennings, John, rags and paper, 84 Wood- 


Jennings, William, clerk, bds. 84 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Jennings, William H. (Jennings, Wet- 

more & Co.), res. Pontiac. 

Jennings &- Dark (Charles H. Jennings and 

Francis W. Dark). saloon and retaurant, 

19'2 Jefferson ave. 

Jennings, Wetmore & Co. (William H. Jen- 

nings, Edward A. Wetmore and Robert 

Shook), oils, 40 Jefferson ave. 

Jennison, William, lawyer, 4 and 5 Seitz 

Block, h. o. 103 n. 143 Firat. 

Jepp. William, pork packer, 407 Michigan 


Jepkens, Charles, upholsterer, h. o. 277 n. 


Jepson, Marietta (wid. William), boarding, 

h. 125 I~rned e. 

Jerkins, John, moulder, h. o. 237 n. 265 

Sherman. 

Jernay, Davis, tailor, h. 225 Atwater. 

Jerome, Edwin, jr. (E. Jerome & Co.), bds. 

htisdel House. 

Jerome, Edwin, sr. (E. Jerome & Co.), h. 14 


Jerome, Franklin, contractor, bds. 14 Washington 

ave. 

Jerome, George, colector of customs, attorney 

D. & M. R. R., rooms 50 Strong's 

Block, bda. Biddle House. 

Jerome, Edwin, & Co. (Edwin, sr., and Edwin 

Jerome, jr.), hardware, o. 1'71 n. 185 

Woodaard ave. 

Jerrard, Jesse, porter Wheaton & Poppleton, 

bds. Land, bet. Fort and Cass.

242 JER CL~K'S DETROIT JOE 

Physfcians always specify 

PARKE, JENNINOS & CO.'S 

Johnson, Alexander (col'd), teamster, bds. 


Johnson, Alexander B., laborer, bds. 758 

Woodbridge w. 

Johnson, Angus, sailor, bds. 86 Woodbridge 

west. 

Johnson, Augustus, Deputy Sheriff, bds 

105 Farmer. 

Johnson, Betsy (col'd-wid. Fleming), h. 

Jerry, James, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. Frank- 369 Macomb. 

lin and Rivard. 

Johnson, C., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Jervies, Alexander, laborer, h. 167 Fif- Johnson, Caleb D., carpenter M. C. R. R., 

teenth. 

bds. 208 Congress w. 

Jervis, John, carpenter, bds. 568 Larned e. Johnson, Catharine (cord-wid. William), 

Jeserich, Gottlieb, tanner, bds. 222 Eliza- h. 139 Lafayette. 

beth e. 

Johnson, Charles, laborer, h. 223 Twenty- 

Jessop, Henry W., assistant teller D. Pres- second. 

ton & Co., bds. w. s. Twentieth, s. Baker. Johnson, Charles (col'd), laborer, bds. 81 

Jessup, Stephen, carpenter, h. cor. Baker Macomb. 

and Twentieth. 

Johnson, C. J., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Jewell, Cllarles (Jewell & Sons), res. Hart- Johnson, David E., news depot, 147 Woodford, 

Conn. 

ward ave.. h. same. 

Jewell, Marshall (Jewell & Sons), res. Hart- Johnson, Dewitt C., insurance agent, bds. 

ford, Conn. 

120 Bagg. 

Jewell, William F., teacher, h. 32 Sibley. Johnson, Edward A., bookkeeper Biddle 

Jewell, William D., carpenter, h. 346 Du- House, bds. same. 

bois. 

Johnson, Edward, laborer, h. 160 Division. 

Jewell & Sons (Marshall and Charles Jew- Johnson, Edward, jr. (Johnson & Son), h. 

ell), tanners, 567 Woodbridge w. 

212 Eighteenth. 

Jewett, Charles, tanner, bds. 20 Fort w. Johnson, Edward, sr. (Johnson & Son), h. 

Jewett, John, moulder, h. 171 Abbott. 187 Sixth. 

Jewett, Thomas, foreman Flower & Bros., Johnson, Mrs. Eliza, washerwoman, h. 

h. 92 Leverett. 

66 Harriett. 

Jeyte, Edward A., carriage painter, h. n. a. Johnson, Eugene (col'd), barber, bds. n. w. 

Bronson, bet. Bcaubien and St. Sntoine. cor. Jefferson ava. and Beaubien. 

Jims, Edward, sailor, bds. 525 Lafayette. Johnson, Frederick, bricklayer, h. 15 Ab- 

Jims, Metta, sailor, h. 525 Fort e. 

bott. 

Joachimsthal, Isidor, clerk, bds. 37 Michi- Johnson, Frederick, laborer, bds. 37 Eightgan 

ave. 

eenth. 

Jockins, Otto, carpenter, h. 266 Thirteen- Johnson, Fleming (col'd), h. 165 Mullett. 

and-a-ha1 f. 

Johnson, George, clerk, h. 770 Woodbridge 

Joerg, Aloie, weaver, bds. 362 Lafayette. west. 

Johannes, Nichols (Johannes & Schaefer), h. Johnson, George, land agent, h. 10 Catha,- 

205 Macomb. 

rino. 

Johannes & Schaefer (Nicholas Johannes Johnson, George A., copyist, h. 66 Pine. 

and Hilarius Schaefer), plasterers, 205 Johnson, George S., clerk, h. 109 Jones. 

Macomb and 105 Mu2ett. 

Johnson, Giles B., patentright, 53 Griswold, 

Johes, Henry A., mechanic, h. 35 Monroe bds. Michigan Exchange. 

ave. 

Johnson, Hamilton (Johnson & Son), h. '79 

John, Charles, bricklayer, h. 272 Sherman. Adams ave. w. 

John, Miss Cessarie, teacher, 95 Chestnut, Johnson, Hanlon (col'd), barber, h. Riopelle, 

h. same. 

below Macomb. 

Jc hncheau, Benjamin, h. 506 Woodbridge Johnson, Harow D., hat, cap and bonnet 

east. 

bleaching, 356 Macomb, h. same. 

Johns, David, blacksmith, h. 463 Macomb. Johnson, Henry, shoemaker, bds. Tremont 

Johns, Eobert (col'd), sailor, h. 106 Clinton. I House. 

Johns, Richard, barber, h. 113 Clinton. . Johnson, Henry (col'd), roofer, h. 393 Ma- 

Johns, William, shoemaker, bds. 463 M& ple. 

comb. 

Johnson, Henry H., policeman, h. 132 

Johns, William, jr., lawyer, 32 Larned w., Brush. 

. h. 228 Randolph. 

Johnson, Hiram R., h. 74 Lafayette ave. 

Johnson, Adelaide (wid. George), h. 133 Johnson, Hugh, car] iage manfr., 9 Monroe 

Beaubien. 

ave, h. 85 Adelaide. 

Johnson, Albert S., traveling agent, h. 242 Johnson, I ~LL~C (col'il), laborer, bd8. 81 Ma- 

Fourth. 

comb.

JOH - CITP DIRE~OEY. JOL 243 

Johnson, Jacob (J. Johnson & Co.), h. 27 


Jollnson, James (col'd), waiter Russell 


Johnson, James A., telegraph operator U. 

W. R., res. Windsor, Ont. 

Johnson, James H., policeman, bds. 3 Cass 

ave. 

Johnson, John, laborer, h. 160 Clinton. 

Johnson, John, lab., h. 774 Woodbridge w. 

Johnson, John, steamboat mate, h. 271 

Montcalm e. 

Johnson, Joseph (col'd), laborer, h. 280 Orleans. 

Jollnson, Lewis E., clerk P. O., bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Jonhson, Linsy (col'd), teamster, h. 391 

Maple. 

Johnson, Louis, sawyer, h. 513 Lafayette. 

Johnson, Lurency (wid. William), h. 101 

Farmer. 

Johnson, Morgan (M. Johnson & Son), h. w. 

8. First, bet. Lewis and Jones. 

Johnson, Nathaniel, machinist, h. 259 Sherman. 

Johnson, Norman (col'd), laborer, bds. 391 

Maple. 

Johnson, Peter W. (P. W. Johnson & Co.), h. 


Johnson, Philip (col'd), waiter Michigan 


Johnson, Richard (col'd), carpenter, h. 303 

Clinton. 

Johnson, Richard M., shipping clerk, bds. 

105 Farmer. 

Johnson, Sampson, brewer, bds. 187 Sixth. 

Johnson, Samuel, teamster, h. 257 Twelfth. 

Johnson, Samuel, engineer, h. 107 Fifth. 

Johnson, Mrs. Sarah (col'd), h. 96 Catharine. 

Johnson, Sidney C., salesman, h. 244 Woodward 

ave. 

Johnson, Stephen (col'd), h. 136 Lafayette. 

Johnson, Theodore, sawyer, h. 758 Woodbridge 

w. 

Johnson, Waldo M. (Johnson & Wheeler), 

h. o. 129 n. 189 Fort w. 

Johnson, William, carpenter, h. 96 Michigan 

ave. 

Johnson, William (col'd), laborer, h. Paton 

alley. 

Johnson, William, peddler, h. 348 Franklin. 

Johnson, William, sawyer, h. 272 Whitney. 

Johnson, William (col'd), laborer, bds. 272 

Whitney. 

Johnson, William H. (col'd), barber, 95 Atwater. 

Johnson, William N., traveling agent, bds. 


Johnson, Wilmont (col'd), waiter Michigan 


Johnson, J., & Co. (Jacob Johnson and - 

-), liquors, 27 Jefferson ave. 

Johnson, Y. W., & Co. (Peter W. Johnson 

and Pcter Bettinger), painters, 137 Griswold. 

Johnson & Son (Edwin Johnson, m. and 

Edwin Johnson, jr.), brewers, n, w. cor. 

Sixth and Michigan ave. 

Johnson, M., & Son (Morgan Johnson and 

Hamilton Johnson), commission mer- 

chants, 62 Woodbridge w. 

Johnson & Wheeler (Waldo M. Johnson, 

Richard 0. Wheeler, George C. Fletcher 

and John M. Fitch), wholesale grocers, 15 

Woodward ave. 

Johnston, Alfred, clerk, bds. 336 Franklin. 

Johnston, Anthony, tailor, h. 218 Sixth. 

Johnston, Benjamin, sawyer, h. 306 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Johnston, Edward, sailor, h. 27'7 Quoin. 

Johnston, George, clerk, 770 Woodbridge e. 

Johnston, George R., teamster, h. 10 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Johnston, James, ass't teller Detroit Savings 

Fund Institute, bds. 321 Jefferson ave. 

Johnston, James, laborer, h. 449 Franklin. 

Johnston, James, photographer, cor. Larned 

and Bates, h. o. 312 n. 332 Woodward ave. 

Johnston, Jesse F., deputy sherifij h. 148 St. 

Antoine. 

Johnston, John, sailor, h. 38 Sibley. 

Johnston, John, sailor, h. 335 Lafayette. 

Johnston, John W., land dealer, Butler's 

block, opp. P. 0.. h. n. w. cor. Sixteenth 

and Chestnut. 

Johnston, Joseph B. W., brakeman M. C. R. 

R., bds. 313 Third. 

Johnston, Rlathilda, machine operator, bds. 

218 Sixth. 

Johnston, Louis, sawyer, h. 573 Lafayette e. 

Johnston, Miss Sarah M., dressmaker, bds. 

s. e. cor. Brush and Congress. 

Johnston, Wheaton (col'd), laborer, h. 119 

Lafayette. 

Johnston, William, druggist, n. w. cor. Jef- 

ferson ave. and Second, 155 Jefferson ave., 

and n. w. cor. Jefferson ave. and Ran- 

dolph, h. n. w. cor. Sixth and Fort w. 

johnston, IVilliam, dry goods and millinery, 


Johnston, William (col'd), laborer, h. 106 

Clinton. 

Johnston, William E, engineer, h. 45 Du- 

bois. 

Johnston, William H., mason, h. 10 Sibley. 

Johnstone, Henry, clerk, h. 14 Palmer. 

Johnstone, John (John Johnstone & Co.), h. 


Johnstone, Robert F. (Johnstone & Gib- 

bons!, Secretary Mich. State Agricultural 

Society, res. Kalamazoo. 

Johnstone, John, & Co. (John Johnstone and 

Andrew C. Farnsworth), manfrs. and deal- 

ers in tin and japanned ware, 286 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Johnstone & Gibbons (Robert F. Johnstone 

and Robert Gibbons), publishers Michigan 

Farmer, 130 Jefferson ave. 

Johr, H. A., bds. Franklin House. 

Julech, John, tailor, h. o. 71 n. 227 Watson.

JOS 

NEW YORE 

Jones, John, laborer, bds. 99 Lamed w. 

Jones, John, cigarmaker, bds. Goodman 

Lit@ Dm$eneem~e - B~mpeniy, House. 

Jones, John tailor, h. 99 Larned w. 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 Jones, ~ohnk., Detroit City Flour Mills, cor. 

Dm= Cam INCOME, $15,000 - 

Second and Larned, h. 54 High. 

SOLON &ELBOY, Manager and Agency SnpL, Jones, Joseph C.9 principal new Ninth Ward 

School, h. 69 Leverett. 

Penins* Bank Building, DETROIT, HICK Jones, Jurdon, plasterer, h. 641 Riopelle. 

Jones, Mary (wid Daniel), h. 77 Brady. 

Jollenstein, Solomon, peddler, h. 106 Md- Jones, Nellie (wid Henry), dressmaker, 79 

lett. 

Larned e., h. same. 

Jollum, Emst, plasterer, h. 280 Clinton. Jones, Owen, chief engineer M. C. R. R, h. 

Jolliet, William, cabinetmaker, h. 215Adams 16 Sibley. 

ave. e. 

Jones, Paul J., machinist, h. 250 Fort w. 

Jolliffe, W'iam, machinist, h. 258 Howard. Jones, Richard (col'd), barber, 333 Atwater, 

Jonas, Ferdinand, tinsmith, h. 249 Cathrt h. 113 Clinton. 

rine. 

Jones, Robert (col'd), laborer, h. 10 Indiana, 

Jonas, John, carpenter, bde. 297 Grati~t. Jones, Robert, ticket agent, foot Third, bds, 

Jonas, Louis, mason, h. 249 Catharine. Cass Hotel. 

Jones, Alexander, machinist, h. o. 44 n. 70 Jones, Samuel, shoemaker, h. 354 Michigan 

Fifteenth. 

ave. 

Jones, Ann (wid. Thomas E), h. 88 Rivard. Jones, Sarah (wid. Henry A.), h. 33 Monroe 

Jones, Charles (col'd), sailor, h. Ohio, nr. St. ave. 

Antoine. 

Jones, Thomas, hostler Peninsular Hotel, 

Jones, Charles, yardman M. S. R. B, h. 139 bds. same. 

Division, 

Jones, William (coi'd), city scavenger, h, 

Jones, Christopher J., laborer, rear 82 336 Lafayette. 

Seventh. 

Jones, William (col'd), laborer, bds. 81 Ma- 

Jones, Claudius, mason, h. 64 Locust. comb. 

Jones, Ebenezer, saloon, a w. cor. Caw and Jones, William, gardener, h. rear 11 Jones. 


Jones, William, shoemaker, 34 Jefferson 

Jones, Edward D., blacksmith, h. 314 Forte. ave., h. same. 

Jones, Emma (wid. William), h. 285 Clinton, Jomes, William R., laborer, h. 105 Abbott, 

Jones, E. Seldon, clerk, bds. 121 Congress e. Jorch, Daphyr, plasterer, h. 298 Lafayette. 

Jones, Elias W., grocer, 105 Larned w., h. Jordan, Frederick, sawyer, h. 16 Sevensame. 

teenth. 

Jones, Evan, with Tappan, McKillop & Co., Jordan, Henry, porter, h. 100 Napoleon. 

bds. 47 Fort e. 

Jordan, James, boot and shoe manfr., 113 

Jones, Frank, butter and eggs, 8 City Hsll Griswold, h. 424 Twelfth. 

market, bds. 139 Division. 

Jordan, James H. (col'd), laborer, h. 65 Mul- 

Jonea, Frederick J., polisher M. U. R, R. lett. 

machine shop, h. 114 Fifth. 

Jordan, John, clerk, bds. 424 Twelfth. 

Jones, George (wl'd), plasterer, h. Beaubien, Jordan, John, shoemaker, h. 108 Mullett. 

nr. Indiana 

Jordan, John, shoemaker, bds. 424 Twelfth, 

Jones, George C., flour and feed, n, w. cor. Jordan, Louis, carpenter, h. 245 Lafayette. 

Gratiot and Randolph, h. 87 Miami ave. Jordan, Maggie, seamstress, h. 466 iiiopelle- 

Jones, George C., jr., clerk, bds. 87 Miami Jordan, Paton (col'd), laborer, h. Ohio, nr, 

ave. 

Hastings. 

Jones, Henry, bookkeeper, bda 64 Locust. Jorisky, Nicholas, baker, h. 475 Hastings. 

Jonss, Henry L., clerk Merrell& Ferguson, Joseph, Emanuel, cigarmaker, h. 7 Mabds. 

42 Locust. 

comb. 

JONES, HORATIO G., Principal of School Joseph, Joseph, drover, h. 192 Macomb. 

for Boys, a. e. cor. Lafayette and Ran- Joseph, Joseph, salesman, bds. 40 Columbii 

dolph, bds. 46 Lafayette ave. 

west. 

Jones, Lsrael (col'd), waiter, h. 162 Russell. Josephelt, Frederick, saloon, 235 Seventh. 

Jones, James, bartender, bds. 151 Michigan Josephelt, Henry, shoemaker, h. 235 8evave. 

enth. 

Jones, J. Clayton, clerk, bds. 54 High. Joslin, Andrew, sailor, h. 27'1 Rastings. 

Jones, J. Hd, real estate agent, 250 Fort Joslin, Benjamin, machinist, bds. 12 Columw., 

h. same. 

bia e. 

Jones, James A., insurance agent, h. 125 Joslin, Chelatte, laborer, h. 348 Chene. 

Park 

Joslin, John M., carpenter, h:w. s:Crawford, 

Jones, James M., shipbuilder, h. 628 Fort. bet. Fulton and Charles. 

Jones, John, carpenter, h. 93 Jefferson ave. t Joslin, Shollett C., laborer, h. 257 Mullett.

JOS CITY DIRECTORY. KAI 245 

Joslin, Samuel, clerk, bds. w. s. Crawford, 

bet. Fulton and Charles, 

Joslin, Theodore M., agent, h. 262 Park. 

Josselyn, Alanson K. (Josselyn Bros. & Co.), 

res. Toledo, 0. 

Josselyn, Homer R. (Josselyn Bros. & Co.), 

h. 139 Cass ave. 

Joeselyn, Theodore M., traveling agent, h. 

262 Park. 

Josselyn Bros. & Co. (Homer B. and Alan- 

son K. Josselyn), general agts. Singer 

Sewing Machine, 60 Woodward ave. 

Jost, 'Charles, planer, bds. St. Aubin ave., 

cor. Jay. 

Joy, Abijah, policeman, h. 108 Beech. 

Joy, Ecimund, laborer, h. s. w. cor. Maria 

and Crawford. 

Joy, Edward, laborer, h. 78 Guoin. 

Joy, Frederick S., agent, h. 109 Clifford. 

Joy, Garrett, laborer, h. n. s. Canfield, nr. 

Ninth ave. 

Joy, James F., Pres't M. C. R. R., h. 82 Fort 

west. 

Joy, John, laborer, bds. 292 Fifth. 

Joy, Mary (wid. Robert), h. 292 Fifth. 

Joy, Michael, drayman, h. '75 Cherry. 

Joy, Michael (Purves & Joy), h. 910 Third. 

Joy, Morris, laborer, bds. 292 Fifth. 

Joy, Thomas, laborer, bds. n. s. Canfield, 

nr. Ninth ave. 

Joy, Thomas, laborer, bds. 292 Fifth. 

Joyce, Ann (wid. John), h. s. s. Jones, bet. 


Joyce, Henry M., shoemaker, h. 345 Larned 

east. 

Joyce, Luke, clerk. h. 179 Oak. 

Joyce, Thomas, assistant City Clerk, h. 73 

Howard. 

Joyce, Jesse, bds. 61 High. 

Jubenville, Charles T., painter and paper 

hanger, h. 185 Franklin. 

Jubenville, Mrs. M. L. J., h. 210 Franklin. 

Judd, Edward D., money clerk Am. &I. U. 

Ex. Co., h. 46 Pitcher. 

Judd, William M., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Judd, Aaron A., butcher, h. 424 Franklin. 

Judd, Elizabeth, (wid. Charles), seamstress, 


Judd, Mrs. Mary, vegetables, City Hall mar- 

ket, Randolph. 

Judge, Thomas, painter, bds. 208 Congress 

west. 

Judge, Thomas, porter Central R. R. House, 

bds. same. 

1 Judson, Otis, boots, shoes, hats and caps, 

166 Woodward ave., h. o. 35 n. 39 Cro- 

ghan. 

Judson, William, bookkeeper, bds. o. 35 n. 

39 Croghan. 

~uenemab, August, cigarmaker, bds. 54 

Sherman. 

JuC Ann (wid. Henry), h. 1045 Michigan 

ave. 

Juff, Edward, bds. 1045 Michigan ave. 

- - - 

Juillerat, John B., carpetweaver, 325 Lafay- 

ette, h. same. 

Julius, Felix, carpenter, bds. 27 Atwater. 

Julius, Peter, carpenter, bds. 27 Atwater. 

Jument, Peter, carpenter, bds. 441 Clinton 

ave. 

Jung, Rev. Conrad, Baptist minister, h. 381 

Mullett. 

Jung, Charles, upholsterer, bds. 186 Bagg. 

Jung, George, fruits and candy, 100 City 

Hall market, h. 142 Clinton. 

Jung, Jacob, brewer, bds. 217 Catharine. 

Jung, Ludwig, whitewasher, h. 520 Cro- 

ghan. 

Juni, Ernst, laborer, h. 4-54 St. Aubin ave. 

Junker, , carpenter, bds. 43 Mon- 

roe ave. 

Junker, Peter, saloon, Hastings, nr. Railroad, 

h. same. 

Junker, Gottlieb, wagonmaker, bds. 156 St. 

Antoine. 

Junz, David, architect, bds 168 Bagg. 

Jupp, William T., salesman, h. 112 George. 

Justen, Anton, laborer, h. 489 Croghan. 

AANEN, Timothy, caller D. & M. R. R., 

K bds. 31 Sproat. 

Kaass, Nicholas, bds. cor. Gratiot and Hasting~. 

Kabiel, Augustus, laborer, h. w. s. Dubois, s. 

Gratiot. 

Kaeding, Charles, carpenter, bds. 115 Antietam. 

Kaeding, John, laborer, bds. 115 Antietam. 

Kaeding, Julius, carpenter, h. 115 Antietam. 

Kaeding, Wilhelmina (wid. John), h. 115 

Antietam. 

Kaestle, John, painter, h. 260 Rivard. 

Kahl, Louis, cooper, h. 12 Mechanic. 

Kahler, Carnelius, laborer, bbs. 391 Sisth. 

Kahler, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 391 Sisth. 

Kahler, VTTillialll, laborer, h. 466 Trowbridge. 

Kahn. Louis. laborer. bds. 432 Catharine. 

Kahoik, ~harles, laborer. h. 489 Laf'ayerte. 

Kai. John, laborer, h. 300 Maple. 

Kaichen, Arnold,U. S. pension agt . and attor 

ney, 1,2 and 3 Kanter's building, Larned 

w., h. 92 Adams ave e. 

Kaichen, Herman, wines and cigars, 50 and 


Kail, John, blacksmith, h. 13 Silver. 

Kain, Daniel, soda water, h. 144 Porter. 

Kaiser, Adam, vinegar manfr., h. 132 Macomb. 

Kaiser, Adolph, currier, bds. 357 Clinton. 

Kaiser, Anna M. (wid. Joseph), h. 185 Maple. 

Kaiser, Anthony, watchmaker, 179 3efferson 

ave., h. 254 Clinton. 

Eaiser, August, laborer, h. 573 Fort w.

246 KAI CLARE'S DETROIT EAN 

PARE, JENNINGS & CO., 


OBBce, 37'4 Cass Avenue, 

LABORATORY, COBR'EB EEbRP AhD CLIFFORD STREETS, 


DETROIT, - MICHIGAN- 

Kalschnick, Albert, laborer, h. 66 Antietam. 

Kalsow, Ferdinand, cigarmaker. bds. 121 

Clinton. 

Iialsom, John, laborer, h. 121 Clinton. 

Kalsow, John, laborer, h. 350 Dubois. 

Balt, Ferdinand, carpenter, h. rear 141 La- 

fayette. 1 

Halthoff, August, saloon, 86 Grand River, 

h. same. 

Kaltenbach, Henry, cigarmaker, h. 306 Six- 

teenth. 

Hamaile, James (col'd), rag assorter, h. 71 

Fort e. 

Kamhous, TVilliam, shoemaker, h. 570 

Beaubien. 

Kaiser, Augusta (wid. Honest), h. 573 Fort 

m. 

Kaiser, Augustus, butcher, h. 486 Catharine. 

Kaiser, Casper, carpenter, h. 30 Beacon. 

Kaiser, Casper, laborer, 11. 26 Jay. 

Kaiser, Charles, cabinetmaker, bde. 30 Clay. 

Kaiser, Christopher, groceries, 235 Mullett, Kemin, John, laborer, h. 775 Twenty- Z 

h. same. 

fourth. I a 

Kaiser, Mrs. Dorothea, washerwoman, h. 20 Iiamling, Christopher, accordeon repairer, 

Beacon. 

h. 403 Seventh. 

Kaiser, Frank, cigar manufacturer, h. 221 Kammerhof, Frederick, bricklayer, h. 85 

Mullett. 

Jay. 

Kaiser, Frank, joiner, h. 13 Clay. 

Kammon, Frederick (Eberle, Taylor St 

Kaiser. Francis Y., butcher, h. 7 Clay. Iiaanmon), h. 13 Jones. 

Kaiser, Franz X., currier, bds. 165 Gratiot. Kamp, Charles, grinder, h. cor. Congress 

Kaiser, George, printer, bds. 357 Clinton. and Fifth. 

Kaiser, Hugh, marblecutter, bds. GS Larned Kanady, Samuel C. (Kanady & Taylor), h. 

east. 

107 George. 

Eaiser, Jacob, tanner, h. 357 Clinton. Kanady, William S., bookkeeper, h. 107 

Kaiser, John, grocer, 520 Gratiot, 21. same. George. 

Kaiser, Joseph, laborer, h. 318 Juliette. Iianady & Taylor (Samuel C. Kanady and 

Kaiser, Joseph, meatmarket, 359 IIastings, K. Terry Taylor), bankers and brokers, 61 i 

h. same. 

Griswold. 

Kaiser, Maximilian, edgetool grinder, bds. Kanane, Michael, clogdancer, bdP. 253 Jef- 

164 Maple. 

ferson ave. 

Kaiser, Peter, laborer, h. 9 Silver. 

Kane, Dennis, h. 144 Porter. 

Kaiser, Robert, brewer, bds. 213 Grand Hane, Edward, physician, office Grand 

River. 

River, bet. Woodward ave. and Farmer, 

Eaiser, William, tanner, bds. 165 Gratiot. h. 236 JYood\vard ave. 

Kaistner, Leopold, laborer,h. s. w. cor. Rus- Kane, ECward E., clerk police court, bds. 

sell and Clay. 

236 \%roodward aye. 

Kalb, John, laborer, h. Ohio, nr. Hastings. Kane, Hugh, policeman, h. 108 Madison 

Kale, Demmick, plasterer, h. 595 Gratiot. ave. 

Kale, Mary Ann, milliner, h. 595 Gratiot. Eiane, James, printer, bds. 312 Twelfth. 

Kaler, Bernard, st,onecutter, h. 520 Mullett. Kane. Mary (wid. Michael), h. 220 Sixth. 

Kaler, Charles, laborer, h. s. s. Chest,nut, Kane, Michael. driver, h. 135 Macoulb. 


Kaue, Michael, engineer, h. 560 Se~ent~h. 

Kalkbrenner, William, carpenter, h. 328 St. Hane, Rlichael, laborer, h. 280 Eighteenth. 

Antoine. 

Kane, Michael, laborer, h. 330 Franklin. 

Kallaheed, Jeremiah, carriage trimmer, bds . Kane, Tllomas, laborer, h. 312 Twelfth. 

23 Wasllington ave. 

Kane, Thomas, pressman, bds. 23G Sixth. 

Kallenbach, B~I bara (wid. Joseph), mid- Kannan, Charles (Messmore & Co.), h. e. s. 

wife, h. o. 40 n. 46 Croghan. 

Middle. 

Kallenbach, Peter J., plumber, 42 Crogban, Kannan, Michael, peddler, h. n. s. Arch, bet. 

h. same. 

Fifth and Crawford. 

Haller, Frederick, teamster, bds. Twenty- Hannedy, David, machinist, h. 69'~orter. 

second, nr. Bridge and Iron Works. Kannenberg, Charles, laborer, bds. 438 Ma- 

Kallman, Charles, traveling agent, bds. 69 ple. 

Elizabeth w. 

Kannenberg, Frederick, laborer, h. 438 Ma- 

Kallmeyer, Marcus (Lehnhoff & Kallmeyer), ple. 

h. 199 First. 

Hanter, Edward (E. Kanter & Co.), h. 85 

Ealorzaschick, Jacob, laborer, h. e. s. St. Congress w. 

Aubin ave., s. Gratiot. 

Kanter, Charles E., clerk E. Kanter St Co., 

Kalowsky, Hannah (wid. Abraham), Yankee bds. 85 Congr~ss w. 

notions, 65 City Hall market, h. Fort, nr. Kanter, IIenry L. (E. Kantcr & Co.), bds. 85 

St. Antoine. 

Congress w.

EAN CITY DIRECTORY. EEA 

-- - - 

Kanter, E., & Co. (Edward and Henry L. Katoll, John, cabinetmaker, h. 245 Mullett. 

Kanter), Germania Savings Bank, 30 Lar- Katus, Adam, blacksmith, bds. 147 Maned 

w. 

comb. 

Kapishment, Michael, tanner, h. 172 Mul- Katus, Aloys, blacksmith, 147 Macomb, h. 

lett. 

same. 

Kaple, Johanna D. (wid. Thomas), h. I77 Hatus, John, saloon, 157 Croghan, h. same. 

Porter. 

Katus, Joseph, locksmith, bds. 163 Ma- 

Kaple, John H., asst. P. hI., h. 54 Miami comb. 

ave. 

Katus, Peter, blacksmith, 213 Macomb, h. 

Kapschinsky, Henry, cigarmaker, bds. 278 163 Rivard. 

Gratiot. 

Katus, Eobert, cabinetmaker, bds. 34 Fort 

Karcher, Jacob, bartender, bds. St. Lawrence east. 

Hob el. 

Kat.z, Ludwig, cabinetmaker, bds. 156 St. 

KarkhofT, Frederick, tobacconist, h. 173 Antoine. 

Sherman. 

Kaul fersch, Frank, upholsterer, bds. 29 

Karpy, Frank, salesman, h. 342 Orleans. Clinton. 

Karpp, John A., clerk, h. 286 Mullett. Kaulfersch, Mrs. (wid. Frank), midwife, h. 

Karpp, Peter, laborer, h. 404 James. 

138 Clinton. 

Karpp, Peter, laborer, h. 276 Mullett. Kwffiann, Alexander, bartender, bds. 116 

Karr, Joseph, tanner, h. 294 St. Aubin ave. Macomb. 

Barrer, Aaron (Karrer & Bro.), h. cur. St. Kauffmann, Charles, gilder, h. 180 Adams 

Aubin ave. and Mullett. 

ave. e. 

Karrer, Frank, roofer, 11.490 Lafayette. Kauffmann, Charles, harnessmaker, bds. 13 

Karrer, Joseph (Karrer & Bro.), h. 284 St. Mechanic. 

A.ubin ave. 

Kauffmann, Christian, blacksmith, h. 11G 

Karrer, Louis, engineer, h. 327 Montcalm e. Macomb. 

Karrer, Peter, harnessmaker, h. St. Aubin Kauffmann, Frank Joseph, saloon, 111 Ranave., 

n. e. cor. Gratiot. 

dolph. 

Karrer, Peter, saddler, h. 534 Gratiot. Kauffmann, Franz J., h. IS1 Brush. 

Iiwrer, Peter, h. 801 Lafay-ette. 

Kauffmann, Isador, wholesale ', clothier, 135 

Karrer, Severin, grocer, 560 Gratiot, h. Jefferson ave.. h. 32 Elizabeth m. 

same. 

Kaufmaan, Mrs. Magdalene, h. 92 Clinton. 

Karrer, J., & Bro. (Aaron and Joseph Ear- Baufmann, Margaret (wid. Frederick), h. 

rer), tanners, leather and findings,38 Mon- 13 M echanic. 

roe ave. 

Kaupp, Christopher, tailor, h. 482 Mullett. 

Karschnick, Charles, laborer, L. 22 Ger- Kavanaugh, Peter, laborer, h. 32 Larned w. 

man. 

Kay, Edward F., grocer, 81 Gratiot, h. 

Karsten, August, laborer, h. e. s. Humboldt same. 


Kay, Edward F., slate roofer, h. 55 Colum- 

Karsten, Henry, medical student, bds. 25 bia w. 

Macomb. 

Kean, David W., insurance agt., 156 Jeffer- 

Karwick, Thomas, laborer, h. 386 Franklin. son ave., bds. 45 Congress w. 

Kasno, Joseph, cooper, bds. 393 Bronson. Kertn, Hugh, policeman, h. 108 Harrison 

Kasner, Mary (wid. John), h. o. 112 n. 107 aye. 

Franklin. 

Kean, 1111ichael B., boat owner, h. 9 Mont- 

Kasper, Jacob, laborer, h. 499 Lafapette. calm e. 

Kassal, John, ca!,inetmaker, bds. 273 Co- Kean, Thomas, engineer, h. o. 120 n. 124 

lumbia e. 

Michigan ave., up stairs. 

Kasselman, Conrad, tailor, bds. 256 Beau- Keane, Daniel, engineer, h. 49 Porter. 

bien. 

Keane, John, engineer, h. 49 Porter. 

East, Adolph, clerk, bds. 225 Russell. Keane, Mathew, laborer, bds. I00 Abbott. 

Bast, Christian, grocer, 225 Russell, h. Kearns, Edward, cooper, h. 5 Walnut 

same. 

Kearney, James, pressman, bds. w. s. Mount 

Kast, Gustavus? clerk Charles Schwartz, Hope we., nr. ~klichigan ave. 

h. e. s. Kiopelle, bet. Catharine and Sher- Keasley, Adam, cooper, Western Brewery, 

man. 

bds. n. w. cor. Abbott and Seventh. 

Kast, Louis, clerk, bds. 225 Russell. Beating, Morris, engineer, h. o. 159 n. 215 

Kastel, Frank, shoemaker, h. 360 Sixteenth. First. 

Kastolf, Frederick, laborer, h. e s.. Chene, n. Keavy, John, engineer, h- 351 Sixth- 

German. 

Heavy, Martin, machinist, bds. 255 Lafay- 

Kath, Christian, shoemaker, bds. s. e. cor. ette ave, 

Larned and Beaubien. 

Heavy, Miles, carsmith, bds. 351 Sixth. 

Kathol, John, carpenter, h. 296 High. Heavy, Norah (wid. Patrick), b. 290 Michi- 

*Katruan, Flora (wid. Authony), h. G9 T.lTil- gan ave. 

kins. 

Heavy, Patrick, machinist, bds. 351 Sixth.

mA CLARK'S DETROIT I(EL 

NEW YORE 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH I&COME, $16,000 

-- 

SOLON BIeELBOY, Dlanager and Agency Snpt., 


Keavy, Thomas, carpenter, h. 255 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Keavy, Thomas, fireman D. & M. R. R., bds. 


Keavy, William, bookkeeper, bds. 255 La- 

fayette ave. 

Kehl, Anthony, plasterer, h. 177 Macomb. 

Kehl, John, plasterer, h. 93 Maple. 

Kehl, Martin, h. 150 Clinton. 

Kehlmann, John, laborer, h. 0.42 n. 493 

Railroad. 

Kehrig, B., clerk, bds. 405 Riopelle. 

Kehrig, Mathias, veterinary surgeon, 205 

Riopelle, h. same. 

Keidel, John, carpenter, bds. 146 Croghan. 

Keifler, William, bartender, bds. 20 Monroe 

ave. 

Keil, John. h. 13 Silver. 

Keiller, James, agt., h. 372 Cass ave. 

Keily, Thomas, painter M. C. R. R., h. w. 

s. Fourteenth, bet. Baker and Dalzell. 

Keavy, William, clerk M. C. R. R., jh. 303 Heily, John, cigarmak~r, h. e. s. Sixteenth, 

Lafaye~te ave. 

bet. Dalzell and Michigan ave. 

Kedall, James H., mac.l~inist, h. 51 Elm. Heine, Peter. carpenter, h. 414 Riopelle. 

Keding, Charles, laborer, h. s. s. Chestnut, Keiter, Samuel, Yankee notions, '13 City 


Hall market, h. 119 Lafayette. 

Keefe, A1 thur, shipcarpenter, h. 153 Chene. Keith, Alexander T., clerk, h. 16 High. 

Keefe, Michael, hodcarrier, h. 75 Colum- Keith, John W. (J. W. Keith & Co.), h. 16 

bia w. 

Winder. 

Keefe, Nicholas, laborer, h. 102 Beech. Keith, Michael, carpenter, h. 1'72 Beech. 

Keefe, Patrick, laborer, h. 386 Wood- Keith, Michael, jtliner. h. 1'75 Orchard. 

bridge w. 

Keith, J. W., & Co. (John W. Keith and 

Keegan, Charles, shoemaker, h. Fifth, nr. John L. Lewis), forwarding and cornmiscor. 

Michigan aye. 

1 sion merchants, foot Bates. 

Keegan, John, saloon, 513 Fort w., h. same. Kelholz, 'C'I.Tilliam, shoemaker, h. Scott, nr. 

Keel, Charles A., fruits and vegetables, Dequindre. 

City Ball market, res.:Hamtramck. Heligher, James, saloon, 28 Griswold, h. 

Keel, Matilda (wid. William), bds. 311 same. 

Woodward aye., up stairs. 

Kelleher, James, carriagemaker, bds. 98 

Keeler, Frank A., clerk Richmonds & Larned e. 

Backus, bds. 138 First. 

Kelleher, James, fruit and confectionery, 

Keeler, Harriet (wid. Henry), h. 138 First. 327 Jetlerson ave., h. 98 Larned e. 

Keeler, James J., engineer, bds. 138 First. Kelleher, Jeremiah, carriage trimmer, pipe- 

Keeler, John A C., Merchants' Despatch, man engine No. 3, bds. Wasllington ave., 

bds. 138 Third. 

nr. Clifford. 

Keeler, S. C., captain, h. 33 Croghan. Keller, Aloys, engineer, bds. s. w. cor. Fort 

Keeler, William, laborer, h. 460 Seven- and Beaubien. 

teenth. 

Keller, Augustus, carpenter, h. 359 Dubois. 

Keen, Joseph, farmer, h. s. s. Gratiot, bet. Keller, Conrad, carpenter, bds. 101 Ma- 

Elmwood and Jos.Campau aves. 

comb. 

Keen, Joseph S., bookkeeper, h. n. s. Keller, Cosmas, carpenter, a. s. Lafayette, 

Willis stve., bet. Cass ave. and Second. bet. Dubois and St. Aubin ave., h. 336 St. 

Keena, John C., ticket a@. Cleveland boats, Aubin ave. 

foot Third, h. 147 Abbott. 

Keller, John (Ackerman & Keller), bds. 354 

Keenan, Daniel, laborer, h. 155 National Gratiot. 

ave. 

Keller, Ludovika (wid. Aaron), h. 84 Clin- 

Keenan, James, h. 185 Elizabeth e. 

ton. 

Keenan, Michael, flourpacker, h. 134 Na- Keller, Marston E., bookbinder, Bds. 144 

tional ave. 

Larned e. 

Keenan, Michael S., carpenter and joiner, Keller, Nicholas, carpenter, bds. 244 Brush. 

h. 124 Sixth. 

Kellerman, Charles R., clerk, bds. Finney's 

Kees, Frederick, tailor, h. 9 Napoleon. Hotel. 

Keevan, John, laborer, h. 232 Seventh. Kellerman, Frederick, laborer, h. 203 Antie- 

Keevey, Margaret (wid. Patrick), bds. tam. 

Fourth, s. w. cor. Vine. 

Kelley, A. S., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Kegel, Julius (Kegel & Richter), h. 96 Mont- Iielley, Daniel, laborer, h. 27 Eighteenth. 

calm e. 

Kelley, George B. (Geo. B. Kelley & Co.), h. 

KEGEL & RICHTER (Julius Kegel and 54 Elizabeth w. 

Frederick Richter), dealers in furniture Kelley, Henry, painter, h. 304 Seventeenth. 

and upholstery, 248 Woodward ave. (See Kelley, James, engineer, h. 170 Fourteenth. 

adw .) 

Kelley, James D., painter, h. 93 Baker.

EEL CITP DIRECTORY. KEN 249 

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Kelley, James, mail clerk Daily Post, bds. 


Kelley, John, h. 360 Michigan ave. 

Kelley, Joseph H. A., conductor, h. 700 Cro- 

ghan. 

Kelley , Margaret (wid. John), h. 20 Macomb 

ave. 

Kelley, Mrs. Mary, h. a. e. cor. Mt. Hope 

ave. and Ash. 

Kelley, Owen, tobacconist, h. 114 Farmer. 

Kelley, Patrick, shoemaker, h. 266 Beau- 

bien. 

Kelley, Samuel, laborer, bda. 602 Con- 

gress e. 

Kzlley, Thomas, h. 304 Seventeenth. 

Kelley, Thomas, seaman, bds. 20 Macomb 

ave. 

Kelley, Thomas S., grocer, 744 Michigan 


Kelley, William, h. 100 Winder. 

Kelley, Geo. B., 8L Co. (George B. Kelley, Ed- 

ward Knight and George Stevenson), 

wholesale hats and caps, 182 Jefferson 

ave. 

Kelliger, Elizabeth (wid. Joseph), bds. 45 

Prospect. 

Helliger, Oswald, foreman engine No. 6, h. 

45 Prospect. 

Kelliher, bliss Margaret, cloak and dress 

maker, 99 Beaubisn, h. same. 

Kellmer, Richard, blacksmith, h. 243 Cro- 

ghan. 

Kellogg, Benjamin P., sawyer, h. 294 Chest- 

nut. 

Kellogg, Charles, Vice-President Merchants' 

and Manufacturers' Bank, h. 450 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Kellogg, Charles, h. n. w. cor. First and 

Lewis. . 

Keilogg, Charles, salesman, bds. 46 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Kellogg, Dewitt C., engineer M. S. R. R., h. 

309 Thirteenth. 

Kellogg, Edward, oil store,:& Jefferson ave.. 

bds. Garrison House. 

Kellogg, Frank E. D., grocer, 60 Grand 

River, h same. 

Kellogg, Henry, painter, h. 207 Lafayette. 

Kellogg, James L., hardware, h. 568 JeEer- 

son ave. 

Kellogg, T., mail agent D. & M. R. R., bds. 


Kellogg. W. P., bds. 46 Lafayette ave. 

Kelly, Andrew, baker, bds. 49 Larned w. 

Kelly, Andrew, clerk, bds. 18 St. Antoine. 

Kelly, Mrs. Anna, washerwoman, bds. 116 

Elizabeth e. 

Kelly, Antonio, shoemaker, bds. 32 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Kelly, Charles, varnisher, bds. s. s. Locust, 

bet. Seventh and Ninth ave. 

Kelly, Christopher, tailor, bds. 15 Griswold. 

Kelly, Daniel, moulder, bds. 19 St. Antoine. 

Kelly, Frederick, printer, bds. 81 Adams 

ave. w. 

Kelly, George W., painter, h. 170 Eliz* 

beth e. 

Kelly, Henry (col'd), waiter Michigan Ex- 


Kelly, Hugh, sawyer. h. 431 Lafayette. 

Kelly, James, engineer, h. 66 Locust. 

Eelly, James, laborer, h. 106 Porter. 

Kelly, James, wooddealer, h. 309 Atwater. 

Kelly, James H., pinter, h. 81 Adams ave. 

Kelly, James W., bds. 208 Jefferson ave. 

Kelly, John, blacksmith, h. 3'70 Lafrtyette. 

Kelly. John, bookkeeper, bds: Antisdel 

House. 

Kelly, John, farmer, h. Russell, nr. Junction. 

Kelly, John, laborer, h. 39 1 Fifth. 

Kelly, John, shipcarpenter, h. 373 Croghan. 

Kelly, Joseph, shipcarpenter, bds. 128 

Franklin. 

Kelly, Mathea F., bookkeeper, h. n. w. cor. 

Clifford and Elizabeth. 

Kelly, Michael, grocer, 908 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Kelly, hlichael, laborer, h. rear 148 Orchard. 

Kelly, Martin, policeman, bds. 163 Fourth. 

Kelly, Patrick, laborer, h. 19 St. Antoine. 

Kelly, Patrick, laborer, h. 569 Beaubien. 

Kelly, Philip, driver, h. 602 Congress. 

Kelly, Robert, laborer, h. s. s. Locust, bet. 

Seventh and Ninth ave. 

Kelly, Robert B., painter, bds. 19 Howard. 

Kelly, Ronald, agent Charter Oak Life Ins. 

Co., I1 Rotunda Building, bds. s. s. Jeffir- 

son ave., nr. Brush. 

Kelly, Thomas, clerk, h. 129 Harrison ave. 

Kelly, Thomas W., plumber, h. 214 St. An- 

toine. 

Kelly, William, pailor, hds. Emmet House. 

Kelly, William F., carpenter, h. 19 Porter. 

Kelly, William W., bookkeeper, bds. 19 

Howard. 

Kelly, -, laborer, h. 10 Napcleon. 

Kelsey, j Eberleet, lumber clerk, h. 5 Eliza- 

beth w. 

Kelso, Charles, teamster, h. 420 Mullett. 

Kelso, John, laborer. h. o. 230 n. 2'78 Maple. 

Kelso, Samuel J., clerk, h. 60 Bronson. 

Kelso, William, laborer, h. 547 Macomb. 

Kempf, Conrad, tailor, bds. 74 Maple. 

Kernpel, Lawrence, wagonmaker, h. o. 18 n. 

122 Bremster. 

Kempstour, Samuel, groom, bds. 33 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Kemstry, Nancy (wid. Jerubal), h. 75 Mont- 

calm e. 

Kendall, David, h. 13 Macomb. 

Iiendall, James, telegrapher, h. 13 Macomb. 

KendaM, James G., manager Western Union 

Telegraph. office, h. 9 Grand River. 

Kendall, John, carpenter, h. 137 Cass ave. 

Kendall, John, foreman steamer No. 5, h. 

384 Larned e. 

Kendall, Joseph W., carpenter, h. upper end 

Riopelle. 

Kendall, Xichard, ne~sdealer, 90 Gratiot, 

bds. 13 Macomb.

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AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETROIT, - ItlICHIGAX 

Kendrick, Frank, laborer, h. 143 Porter. 

Kendrick, Russell, milkdealer, h. 394 Lafay 

ette ave. 

Kendrick, Thomas, moulder, h. Franklin 

nr. Campau. 

Kenely, John, blacksmith, h. e. s. Fifteenth 

nr. Baker. 

Kennedy, Albert, marblecutter, bds. 4f 

Michigan ave. 

Kennedy, Mrs. Catharine (wid. James), h. 41 

Atwater. 

Kennedy, Charles G., gatekeeper D. & M. R 

R., h. 364 Lafaystte. 

Kennedy, Daniel, brassfinisher, bds. Lafay. 

ette, nr. Orleans. 

Kennedy, David (Kennedy & Grieg), h. 79 

Porter. 

Kennedy, Delotia K. (widow John), h. 19 

Washington are. 

Kennedy, Dennis, laborer, bds. 132 Cherry. 

Kennedy, Donald, brassfinisher, bds. 364 

Lafayette. 

Kennedy, George (col'd), carpenter, bds. 81 

Macom b. 

Kennedy,'James, laborer, h. 560 Fort e. 

Kennedy, James, carpenter, h. w. s. Beaubien, 

between Watson and Calhoun. 

Kennedy, Jeremiah, teamster, h. 144 Clinton. 

Kennedy, John, laborer, bds. 132 Cherry. 

Kennedy, John, shoemaker, bds. 46 Larned 

west. 

Kennedy, John, tailor, h. 46 Brady. 

Kennedy, John, teamster, bds. Purdy's 

Hotel. 

Kennedy, John D., carpenter, h. 201 National 

ave. 

Kennedy, Michael, engineer, bds. 411 

Twelfth. 

Kennedy, Michael, engineer, h. 102 Cherry. 

Kennedy, Michael, laborer, h. 132 Cherry. 

Kennedy, Patrick, laborer, h. 47 Labrosse. 

Kennedy, Patrick, laborer, h. 307 Abbott. 

Kennedy, Samuel, coppersmith, h. 151 

Jones. 

Kennedy, Stephen (col'd), barber, bds. 280 

Congress e. 

Kennedy, Thomas, carpenter, h. 412 Beaubien. 

Kennedy, Thomas, gardener, h. 354 Beaubien. 

Kennedy, Thomas, jeweler, 160 Jefferson 

ave., h. o. 294 n. 334 Randolph. 

Kennedy, Thomas, laborer, h. 332 Croghan. 

Kennedy, Thomas, melter, h. 332 Croghan. 

Keunedy, Tl~olutts II., grocery and liquors, 

91 Sixth, h. same. 

Kennedy, William, laborer, h. 174 Port e. 

Kennedy, William, bds. 6.56 Franklin. 

Kennedy, William, lab~rer, h. 188 Fort e. 

KENNEDY S: GRIEG (David Kennedy and 

David C; rieg), manfrs. steam engines, 

Third, bet. Congress and Larned. (Ses 

adv.) 

Kennelay, Patrick, moulder, h. 334 Croghan. 

Kennett, Samuel, wagonmaker, h. 99 Macomb. 

Kennevan, John, laborer, h. 120 Wilkins. 

Kenney, Alice (wid. John), h. 411 Twelfth. 

Kenngott, Gottlieb, baker and grocer, 309 

Alichigan ave., h. same. 

Keuny, iMrs. Elizabeth, boarding, 23 Seventh. 

Kenny, John, beer peddler, h. 488 Fifth. 

Henny, Thomas, bricklayer, h. 23 Seventh. 

Kenrick, Henry, packer, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Kensller, Joseph, foreman D. & M. Elevator, 

h. Guoin, nr. Chene. 

Keni;, Charles A. (Walker & Kent), bds. 

139 Lafayett-e ave. 

Kent, Edward, hackdriver, bds. 123 Mullett. 

Kent, Frederick, laborer, h. 233 Calhoun. 

Kent, John, coachman, 11.17 Sproai. 

Kent, Thomas, engineer M. C. R. B., h. 14'7 

Porter. 

Kent, William J. (J. W. Kent & Co.), bds. 

62 Randolph. 

KENT, W. J., &. CO. (William J. Bent and 

Moses P. Hutchins), domestic solder, room 

8 Fisher's block, 1194 Woodward ave. 

(See adv.) 

Kenter, Samuel, peddler, h 119 Lafayette. 

Keppner, August, basketmaker, h. 104 Maple. 

Keppner, Herman, basketmaker, h. 104 Maple. 

Kerber, George, mason, h. o. 32 n. 114 Napoleon. 

Kerchival, Maria (wid. B. B.), h. 203 Larned 

east. 

Kerl, Margaret (wid. William), h. 146 Afarion. 

Kerins, Peter, printer, bds. o. 138 n. 154 

Sixth. 

Kerl, Henry, laborer, h. 502 Fort. 

Kermott, Dr. John W.(Balleray, Glass & Co.), 

h. 375 Cass ave, 

Bern, Anthony, bds. 22 Beacon. 

Kern, Anthony, baggagemaster D. & M. R. 

R., bds. 124 La; ned e. 

Kern, Christopher, laborer, h. 89 Chestnut. 

Kern, Christian, laborer, h. 432 Catharine. 

Kern, Conrad, butcher, 1'70 Sherman, h. 

same. 

Kern, Conrad, butcher, 144 Lafayette, h. 

e. s. German, bet. Orleans and Riopelle. 

Kern, Elizabeth (wid. John F.), h. 83 Chestnut. 

Kern* Miss Elizabeth, seamst~ess, bds. 22 

Beacon. 

Kern, George, shipcarpenter, h. 56 Chestnut.

KER CITY DIRECTORY. KlE 251 

Kern, Henry, musician, bds. 300 Orleans. 

Kern, Herman, salesman, bds. 37 Harriett. 

Kern, Jacob, carpenter, h. 16 Buena Vista. 

Kern, John J., laborer, h. 243 Rivard. 

Kern, John L., baker, h. 15 South. 

Kern, Louis, traveling agent, 11. 35 Harriett. 

Kern, Nicholas, baggageman D. & M. R. R., 


Kernaghan, William, hatter, h. 38 Dufiield. 

Kerney, James, laborer, h. 148 Orchard. 

Kerney, Lawrence, drayman, h. 20 Warren. 

Kerney, Patrick, gardener, h. n. e. cor. 

Twenty-fourth and Howard. 

Kerney, Thomas, clerk, bds. n. e. cor. Twenty-fourth 

and Howard. 

Kerns, James, painter, bds. 238 Roward. 

Kerns, John, painter, bds. 238 Howard. 

Kerns, Patrick J., cooper, h. e. s. Wjlliams 


Kerns, Peter, printer, bds. 154 Sixth. 

Kerns, Thomas, painter, h. rear 388 Michigan 

ave. 

Kerns, Winifred (wid. Patrick), h. 238 Howard. 

Kerr, James, machinist, h. n. e. cor. Seventh 

and Tenth. 

Kerr, James, painter, h. 319 National ave. 

Kerr, Peter, gardener, h. e. s. Woodward 

ave., near tollgate. 

Kerr, Robert, tanner, h. 215 Seventeenth. 

Kerr, Thomas, sailor, h. 264 Seventeenth. 

Kerre. John. mason, h. 272 Montcalm e. 

Kerremans, William, artist, h. 361 Third 

Kersllaw, James, ironmoulder, h. 211 Sixth. 

Kershner, Conrad, mason. bds. cor. Antietam 

and Jos. Campau ave. , 

herschner, Mary (;id. Valentine), h. 170 

Hid. 

Kerszhner, Philip (Kerschner & Rae), h. 283 

Howard. 

Kerschner & Rae (Philip Kerschner and 

\Y illiam J. Rae), lumber, 283 Howard. 

Kerscht, Baptiste, clerk, bds. 195 Adams 

ave. e. 

Kerscht, Biatllias, tanner, h. 354 Maple. 

Kerscht, Peter, 11. 195 hdams ave. e. 

Kerst, Stephen, laborer, h. 53 Columbia e. 

Kersting, Charles, cabinetmaker, bds. 77 

Macomb. 

Kerwin, Jobn, blacksmith, h. e. s. National 

ave., bet,. Locust and Pine. 

Iierwack, Thomas, joiner, h. 336 Franklin. 

Keslem, Herbert, tins~uith, h. 23 Prospect. 

Kessler. Christopher. carpenter, h. 95 Maple. 

Kessler, John, show case maker, bds. o. 89 

n. 95 Naple. 

Keston, Louis, gilder, h. 215 St. Ant.oine. 

Iiester, Adolph, bosmakel; bds. 97 Twentysecond. 

Ketchum, Cephas B. (Abbot & Ketchum), 

h. 316 Lafayette ave. 

Ketchum, Elias, carpenter, h. 22 Sibley. 

Ketel, August, teamster. h. 68 Sisteenth. . 

Eieter, Job, laborer, h. Spring wells. 

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Ket tel. Maximilian, teamster, bds. 522 

Gratiot. 

Kettle, William, carpenter, h. 372 Abbott. 

Keuler, John, saloon, 425 Gratiot, h. same. 

Keurick, Henry T., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Keusch, Joseph (Holthoefer & Keusch), h. 


Keuter, Elizabeth (wid. Anton), boarding, 


Keuter, William, clerk, bds. 32 Clinton. 

Keveney, Patrick, 'clothier and tailor, 29 

Jefferson ave., h. same. 

Keveney, Thomas, tailor, bds. 29 Jefferson 

ave. 

Kew, John, groceries, mines and liquors, 

127 Porter, h. same. 

Keyes, Ann (mid. John), h. s. s. Abbott, bet. 

Ei.ght11 and Ninth ave. 

Keyes, James, macl~inist, h. s. s. Abbott, 

bet. Eighth and Ninth ave. 

Eieyes, John F., clerk D. &. M. R. R., h. o. 

59 n. 83 Congress w. 

Keyes, Thomas, clerk A. M. U. Ex. Co., h. 

210 Howard. 

Keys, Thomas, agent American Express, 

h. s. s. Orchard, bet. Third and Fourth. 

Keys, William, carriage painter, h. 299 

Fourth. 

Kibbee, Charles, hostler, bds. 12 Columbia 

west. 

Kibbee, Charles, salesman, bds. 12 Colum- 

bia m. 

Kibbee, Henry C., stock dealer, 66 Ran- 

dolph, bds. Biddle House. 

Kibbee, Porter, bookkeeper M. H. Butler, 

bds. Howard House. 

Kidd, John, laborer, h. 332 Fifth. 

Kidd, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 16 Labrosse. 

Kidd, Thomas (Kidd St McComb), h. n. e. 

cor. Fifteenth and Marquette. 

Kidd, William, carpenter, h. 12 Michigan 

ave. 

Kidd & McComb (Thomas Kidd and Robert 

hlcCoinb), groceries and liquors, n. e. cor. 

Fifteentll and Marquette. 

Kiefer, Christian, laborer, 11. 496 Fort e. 

Kiefer, George, butcher, 204 Wilkins, h. 

same. 

Iijefer, Hermann, physician, 48 to 52 Gra- 


Kieler, Christian, cigarmaker, h. 320 Catha- 

rine. 

Kieler, George (G. & H. Kieler), bds. ' 5 


Kieler, Henry (G. & H. Kieler), h. 5 Michi- 

gan Grand ave. 

Kieler, Henry, cigarmaker, h. 343 Croghan. 

Kieler, John, laborer, 11. 414 Eighteenth. 

Kieler, G. & H. (George and Henry Kieler), 

saloon, 5 Michigan Grand ave. 

Kiener, August, cigarmaker, bds. cor. Ri- 

vard and Clinton. 

Kienitz, Samuel, carriagemaker, h. 91 Ma- 

colllb.

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252 Kl3Z CLARK'S DETROIT KIN 

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NEW YORE 

SOLON NII~ELBOY, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 


Kienle, Christopher, laborer, h. 339 Seven- 

teenth. 

Kier, Henry, student, bds. 33 George. 

Kier, Jacob S., physician, h. 33 George. 

Kier, William, salesman, bds. 33 George. 

Bier, William F., drug clerk, h. 33 George. 

Kiernan, James R., h. e. s. Lasalle ave., near 

Magnolia. 

Kies, John, sewer contractor, h. 300 Or- 

leans. 

Kiess. John, shoemaker, h. 222 Hastings. 

Kiess, Walter, bookkeeper, bds. 222 Hast- 

ings. 

Kil born, John, saloonkeeper Purdy 's Hotel, 

bds. same. 

Kilcannon, Duine (wid. Michael), h. 256 

Beaubien. 

Kilcannon, Mary, tailoress, bds. 224 Beau- 

bien. 

Kile, Robert, clerk, bds. 70 Congress e. 

Kiley, Miss Margaret E., teacher Abbott 

Street School, bds. 139 Orchard. 

Kilfetter, Edward, harnessmaker, bds. 69 

Beaubien. 

Kilfoy, Patrick, laborer, h. 302 Guoin. 

Kilian, John, laborer, h. 405 Riopelle. 

Kilian, Michael, carpenter, h. 411 Riopelle. 

Kilian, Michael, sailor, h. 93 Park Place. 

Killin, John J., h. 311 Grand River. 

Killin, Mary (wid. James), h. 311 Grand 

River. 

Killin, Patrick, laborer, h. 566 Seventh. 

Killhan, James, laborer, h. n. s. Canfield, 

near Sinth ave. 

Kilmar, Richard, machinist, h. 243 Cro- 

ghan. 

Kilroy, Lawrence F., agent, bds. 244 Fifth. 

Kilrop, Mary (wid. Martin), h. 244 Fifth. 

Kimball, Frank E., student, bds. 18 Henry. 

Kimball, Hanna (wid. iVilliam), h. 101 

Benton. 

Kimball, Isaac W., engineer M. C. R. R., 

h. 201 Howard. 

Kimball, James E., grocer, 317 Wood- 

ward ave., h. 18 Henry. 

Kimball. John H., clerk, bds. Railroad Ex- 

change. 

Bimball, John H., traveling agent, h. 114 

Howard. 

Kimball, Rachel (wid. Eleazor), h. 365 

Congress. 

Kinder, Williarr;, saloon and boarding, h. 

406 Wood bridge w. 

Kindle, Joseph, carpenter, h. Riopelle. 

King, Arthur? carpenter, h. s. s. Brainard, 

bet. Cass ave. and Second. 

King, Caroline (wid. George S.), h. 32 Ma- 

com b. 

KING, CHARLES, boatbuilder, n. w. cor. 

Guoin and Dequindre, bds. 337 Franklin, 

(See adu.) 

King, Charles A., custom house officer G. 

W. R., bds. Michigan Exchange. 

King, Duncan, shoemaker, fi. 557 Lafay- 

ette. 

King, Francis, merchant, h. 26 Montcalm 

west. 

King, George, lake captain, bds. 26 Mont- 

calm w. 

King, James (col'd), laborer, h. St. Antoine, 

below Gratiot. 

King, James J., farmer, h. n. s. Holden 

Itoad, bet. Third and Cass ave. 

King, John, ash peddler, h. 460 Bagg. 

King, John, boilermaker, h. s. s. Butternut, 


King, John, printer, h. s. s. Beech, bet. 

Second and Third. 

King, John, sailor, h. 205 Wight. 

King, John B., carpenter, bds. 273 Hastings. 

King,. John E. (Hubbard & King), res. 

Sprlngwells. 

King, J oh It., clerk, bds. Brighton House. 

King, John W., express messenger, h. 7 Joy. 

King, Jonathan L., clothier, 174 Jefferson 

ave., h. 184 Woodbridge e. 

King, Joseph, sailor, h. 394 Franklin. 

King, Louis, student, bds. n. w. cor. Wood- 

ward ave. and Bagg. 

King, Robert J., bookkeeper, bds. Howard 

House. 

King, ltobert W ., crockery, 90 Jefferson ave., 

h. n. w. cor. Woodward ave. and Bagg. 

King, Patrick, laborer, h. 300 Guoin. 

King, Stephen B., saloon, 185 Grand River, 

h. same. 

King, Thomas, gilder, bds. 557 Lafayette. 

King, Thomas, spring bed maker, bds. 

Goodman House. 

King, William, clothing, 116 Michigan ave., 

h. 237 Woodward ave. 

King, Colonel William D., U. S. A., h. 97 

Congress w. 

King's Cattle Yard and Sheds, cor: Grand 

River and glizabeth. 

Kingsley, Lizzie (mid. William), h. 435 Cro- 

ghan. 

Kingsley, Albion T., manager Garrison 


Kingsley, William P., machinist, h. 93 

Walnut. 

Kingston, Charles H., salesman, bds. Os- 

ceola. 

Kingston, Daniel, clerk, h. Fourth, s. e. cor. 

Osceola. 

Kingston, George, porter M. C. R. 8., h. 262 

Abbott. 

Kingston, Joseph, drayluau, h. 0.104 n. 132 

Baker. 

Kingston, Richard, stoneware and potter, 

bds. 553 W oodbridge w.

KIN CITY DIRECTORY. I(LE 253 

Kingston, Samuel, h. 263 Howard. 

Kingston, Thomas, drayman, h. 268 Abbott. 

Kinley, Frederick, painter, bds. 339 Seven- 

teenth. 

Kinner, Aaron C., mason builder, h. 274 

Brush. 

Kinner, Alesander, mason, bds. 274 Brush. 

Kinner, Andrew J., mason, h. 52 Sherman. 

Kinner, John N., contractor, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Kinney, Abraham S., architect, h. 113 Ab- 

bott. 

Kinney, Charles A., builder, h. 56 Mont- 

calm w. 

Kinney, John (col'd), cooper, bds. 73 Fort e. 

Kinney, Joseph O., builder, h. 56 Montcalm 

west. 

Kinney, Michael, car cleaner M. C. R. R., h. 

186 Sixteenth. 

Kinney, Samuel F., salesman, h. 291Fort e. 

Kinney, Thomas, fireman M. C. B. R., bds. 

o. 165 n. 325 Howard. 

Kinnicutt, George W., engineer, h. 164 

Fourteenth. 

Kinnie, Bridget (wid. James), h. 236 Third. 

Kinsel, William, tailor, h. 215 Napoleon. 

Kinsella, Patrick, carpenter, h. 109 Baker. 

.Kinsley, Job, pensioner, Wight, nr. Cam- 

pau. 

Kintz, John, machinist, 11.383 Whitney. 

Iiinnican, James, machinist, h. 138 Porter. 

Kirby, Annie (wid. Zebulon), h. 441 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Kirby, Elijah, upholsterer, 124 Rivard, h. 

sarne. 

Kirby, George, bricklayer, h. Chene, n. e. 

cor. Maple. 

Kirby, George, ornamental painter, h. 70 

Butternut. 

flirby, George, upholsterer and furniture, 

184 Rivard, h. same. 

KIRBY, GEOBGE, tanner and leather, 33 

Woodward ave., h. 44 Fort w. (See adv.) 

Kirby. George T., salesman, bds. 44 Fort 

west. 

Kirby, Robert Z., bds. 441 Jefferson ave. 

Kirby, Timothy, porter, h. 123 Orchard. 

Kirch, Paul, shoemaker, h. 117 Brewster. 

Kirchberg, Christian, upholsterer, h. 84 

Sherman. 

Kirchner, Anthony, dry goods, 22 Monroe 


Kirchner, Frank, cook Russell Eouse, 

bds. same. 

Kirchner, Frederick, cook, h. 14 Napoleon. 

Kirchner, Henry, laborer, bds. 93 Congress 

east. 

Kirchner, Henry, laborer, h. 387 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Kirchner, Otto, attorney, 14 Rotunda Build- 

ing, bds. 1'77 Lafayette ave. 

ICirchweih, Casper, carpenter, h. 22 Me- 

chanic. 

Kirchner, Sebastian, dry goods, IS Monroe 

ave., h. 270 Congress ~2, 

Kirk, William R., mason, h. n. s. Fulton, 


Kirkwood, Jennett (wid. John), h. 13 How- 

ard. 

Kirn, Peter, ropemaker, h. o. 455 n. 552 

Sisth. 

Kirny, 0. L., clerk Advertiser and Trib- 

une, bds. 113 Abbott. 

Kirsch, Louis, hotel, 65 Atwater. 

Kirschner, Conrad, tanner, h. Jos. Campaa. 

ave., s. e. cor. Antietam. 

Kirschner, George, tanner, h. s. s. Antietam, 


Kirschner, George, laborer, h. s. s. Abbott, 

bet.:Seventh and Eighth. 

Kirsten, August, printer, h. 117 Division. 

Hirsten, Charles, lastmaker, h. 117 Division. 

Kirstein, Reinhart, cabinetmaker, h. 305 

Marion. 

Kirtindoff, Henry, laborer, bds. 806 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Iiirvis, Christian, upholsterer, h. Catharine, 

bet. Rivard and Russell. 

Kisliny, Emil, mason, h. 168 Marion. 

Kissune, Thomas, teamster, h. o. 522 n. 517 

Seventh. 

Kist, Philip, painter, h. 144 Maple. 

Kistner, Charles, painter, bds. 30 Clay. 

Kitch, Elijah A., clerk, h. 148 National 

ave. 

Kitchen, Joseph A., carpenter, bds. 321 Na,- 

tionnl ave. 

Kitchen, William, carpenter, h. 323 Nation- 

al ave. 

Kit telberger, George, flour and feed, 224 

Randolph, h. same. 

Kittleton, Sarah, dressmaker, bds. n. w. 

cor. Ninth ave. and Spruce. 

Kitton, Edmin D., drugs and medicines, o. 

107 n. 121 Michigan ave., h. 160 Cass. 

Hitton, Frank, telegraph operator, bds. 132 

Michigan ave. 

Kiaas, John, grocer, 210 Russell, E. same. 

Klaeger, Julius, baker, h. 126 Marion. 

Klnibe, Carl, painter, h. 249 Macomb. 

Klapp, Valentine, shoemaker, h. 241 Cal- 

houn. 

Klaren, Maria (wid. Franz), bds. 99 Nul- 

lett. 

Klasen, Christian, carpenter, h. w. s. Na- 

tional ave., nr. Locust. 

Klatt, Frederich, saloon, h. Fourth, cor. Lib- 

erty. 

Klawiter, Carl (M. Hochgraef & Co.), bds. 

234 Brush. 

Klawiter, Sophia (wid. Carl), h. 234 Brush. 

Hlawiter, William, boilermaker, h. 489 Lar 

ned e. 

Kleck, Joseph P., carriagepainter, bds. 

Michigan ave., opp. Antisdel House. 

Kleefuss, Sebastian, laborer, h. 3172 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Klein, Anton, laborer, h. 248 Rlullett. 

Hlein, Catharine (wid. Mathias), h. 451 La- 

fayette,

KLE 

PARKE, JENNIHGS & CO.'S 

STANDARD 

S:?&Pf =,sf 



Klein, Charles, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 38 

Elizabeth e. 

Klein, Charles H., painter, h. w. s. Sixth, 

bet. Beech and Orchard. 

Klein, Edward, clerk, bds. 77 Adams ave. e. 

Klein, Elizabeth (wid. Peter), saloon and 

boarding, 171 Michigan ave. 

Klein, Ferdinand, coppersmith, h. o. 110 n 

210 Fort east. 

Klein, Hermann, boilermaker, h. 330 High. 

Klein, John F., grocer, 1% St. Subin ave., 

h. same. 

Klein, John G., machinist, bds. 77 Adams 

ave. e. 

Klein, Joseph, saloon, 337 Franklin. 

Klein, Mary E. (wid. Charles), h. 77 Adams 

ave. e. 

Klein, Mathew J., physician, h. 486 Orleans. 

Klein, Peter, physician, h. 257 Jefferson 

ave. 

Klein, William M., brakeman M. C. R. R., 

bds 77 Adanls e. 

Kleinhands, George, butcher, h. 388 Eighteenth. 

Kleinknecht, John, carpenter, h. s. w. cor. 

Third and Liberty. 

Kleinknecht, Gottlieb, flowers, 46 City Hall 

market. h. cor. Waterman ave. and Fort. 

Kleinow, Frederick, confectioner, 73 Uratiot, 

h. same. 

Kleinow, Otto, confectioner, bds. 73 Gratiot . 

Klenlm, Louis, teacher German-American 

Seminary, h. 15 Rivard. 

Klie. Ignatius, laborer, h. 386 Fort e. 

Klimsch, Antoine, carpenter, h. 267 Jay. 

Klimisky, Mathias, laborer, h. 107 Napoleon. 

Klinck, Jacob, trunkmaker, bds. 333 Russell. 

Klink, George, tailor, h. 248 Macomb. 

Klinck, John, tanner, h. cor. Hastings and 

Napoleon. 

Klinck, Ulri~h~trunkrnaker. h. n. s. Marion, 

bet. Hastings and Prospect. 

Iiline, Aury, commission merchant, bds. 

City Hotel. 

Kline, Hermann, laborer, h. cor. Prospect 

and Hlgh. 

Kline, John, tanner, h. 12 Pearl. 

Kline, Martin, moulder, bds. Detroit Eschange. 

Kline, Peter, tobacco cutter Mowry & Co., 


Kling, John, saloon, h. 133 Napoleon. 

Kling, John, trunkmaker, h. 333 Russell. 

3ETROIT KNE 

Kling, Philip (P. Kling & Co.), cooper, cor. 

Hastings and Gratiot, Alderman Sixth 

Ward, h. 283 Gratiot. 

g\@,&Q"$$ 

Kling, Ulrich, trunkmaker, h. o. 365 n. 415 

St. Antoine. 

Kling, P., & Co (Philip Kling, Henry Webber, 

Louis Tohmsticke and William 

Dietz), proprs. Peninsular Brewery, Hamtramck. 

Klingel, George, tailor, h. 302 Whitney. 

Klinger, Leopoldt, porter D. & M. R. R., h. 

90 Sherman. 

Iilintwort, Peter, saloon, 459 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Klippel, Jacob, watchxllaker, h. 161 Chestnut. 

Klippert, Conrad, clerk, h. 158 Rivard. 

Klippert, Thomas, shoemaker, h. 271 Ma,comb. 

Kloenhammer, Henry, butcher, bds. 39 


Klose, Charles, carpenter, 113 Jay. 

Klotz. John, painter, bds. Chestnut, bet. De 

quindre and St. Aubin ave. 

Klotz, John, painter. bds. 45 Antietam. 

Klotz. John A., watchman D. & M. R. R., 

h. 110 Antietam. 

Klotz, Michael, baker, h. 382 St. Aubin ave. 

Klotz, Michbel, baker, h. 93 Chestnut. 

Kiotz, Valentine, barber, bds. Chestnut, bet. 

Dequindre and St. Aubin ave. 

Klotz, Valentine, sr., stonecutter, h. Chestnut, 

bet Dequindre and St. Aubin ave. 

Kluesner, J ohn, carpenter, h. 471 Clinton 

ave. 

Kluko, mTilliam, laborer, h. 197 Antietam. 

Klump, Cyrus C., engineer, h. 190 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Knaack, John, laborer, h. 398 Catharine. 

Knab, Jacob, trunkmaker, bds. 200 Abbott. 

Knack, John, laborer, h. 516 Macomb. 

Knapman. John H., clerk, h. 15 Lewis. 

Knapp, Charles, jr., stonecutter, bds. 238 

Elizabeth e. 

Knapp, Charles, sr., stoneyard, Adams ave. 

and Elizabeth, bet. St. Antoine and Has- 

ting~, h. 238 Elizabeth e. 

Knapp. Charles M., clerk, bds. 44 Lafayette. 

KNAPP, DAVID, Alderman Tenth Ward, 

stoneyard' rear 301 Atwater, h. Clinton, s. 

w. cor. St. Aubin aye, (See adv.) 

Knapp, Eliza (wid. Samuel), h. Twentyfourth, 

bet. Railroad and Fort. 

Knapp, Michael, stonecutter, bds. 238 Elis 

abeth e. 

Knapp, P. W., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Knapp, William, stonecutter, bds. Clinton, 

s. w. cor. St. Aubin ave. 

Knau, John, blacksmith, h. o. 58 n. 216 

Watson. 

Knau, John D., laborer, h. 44 Bellair. 

Knaupe, Charles, laborer, h. 566 Clinton ave. 

Knecht, Conrad, laborer, h. 247 Eighteenth. 

Knedler, John, tailor, h. w. s. Dequindre, 

bet. North and Water Works.

KNE CI'I Y DIRECTORY. EOE 

Kneeland, Miss Jennie, select school, 49 Far- Knowles, Benjamin, carpenter, 5 Middle, h. 

mer, bds. 548 Second. 

same. 

Kneeland, Lorenzo P., agent, h. 584 Second. Knowles, Charles R., chemist, h. 105 Lar- 

Iineelanci, Philo N., agent, o. 276 n. 296 ned e. 

Woodward ave., 21. 40 Pine. 

Knowles, George, carpenter, 11. 38 Macomb 

Knell. Jacob, machinist and millwright, cor. ave. 

Baker and Nineteenth, h. same. 

Knowles, Henry, carpenter, 44 Palmer, h. 

Knies, Charles, bookkeeper, h. 152 Croglmn. 46 same. 

Knight, Edward (Geo. B. Kelly St Co.), h. 201 Knowlton, C. Fletcher, dentist, bds. 143 

Woodward ave. 

Woodward ave. 

Knight, Elizabeth (wid. Henry). h. 183 Na- Knowlton, John, laborer, h. Franklin, e. 

tional ave. 

Walker. 

Knight, Fanny (wid. Henry C.), h. 252 Knos, John, saloon, 46 Third, h. same. 

First. 

Boalman, Ernst, teamster, h. 478 Mullett. 

Knight, Lemuel P., freight agent, M. C. R. Kobilskey, Wenzel, tailor, h. n. w. cor. La- 

R., 11. 55 Miami ave. 

salle ave. and Poplar. 

Knight, Mary (wid. James), blariners' Home, Kocli, Amand, grocer, 216 Prospect, h. same. 

cor. First and Front. 

Koch, August, shoemaker, h. 67 Maple. 

Knight., Mrs. (wid. Peter), h. 12 Park Place. Kocli, Charles, billiard-table manfr., bds. 70 

Knight, Theodore, plarer, 11. 50.5 Larned e. Larned e. 

Knitter, John, tailor, h. Dequindre, be:. Koch, Charles, blacksmith, h. 105 Maple. 

North and Water Works. 

Icoch, Edward, bds. 79 Miami ave. 

Knittweiss, Conrad (F. Ss; C. Knittweiss), h. Koch, Frank, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Humboldt 

o. 40 n. 46 Croghan. 


Knittweiss, Frank (F. & C. Knittweiss), h. Koch, Jacob, cooper, h. 305 Montcalm e. 

234 Macomb. 

Koch, John, sr., laborer, h. 8 Chestnut. 

Knittweiss, John, carriagemaker, h. 168 Koch, John (Koch & Co.), h. 8 Chestnut. 

Macomb. 

Koch, Martin, joiner, h. 596 Macomb. 

Knittweiss, John: clerk, h. 1GS Rlacomb. Koah, Peter G., attorney, 32 Larned w., h. 

Knittweiss, F. & C. (Frank and Conrad 76 Congress m. 

Knittweiss), merchant tailors, 44 Nonroe Kocll St Co. (John Koch and August Trockave. 

enbrod), brewers, cor. Russell and Chest- 

Knickbein, Gottlieb, tailor, h. 151 Lafay- nut. 

ette. 

Koehler, Anton, carpenter, bds. 366 Orleans. 

Knocli, Jannette (wid. Isaac), bds. 285 St. Koehler, Charles E., dry goods, 1'76 Michi- 

Sntoine. 


Knoche. John, laborer, h. 226 Mullett. Koehler, Gustav, furs, 79 Gratiot, h. same. 

Knodt, Henry (Knodt & Co.), bds. 122 Sher- Koehler, Herman L., clerk, bds. 32 Clinman. 

ton. 

Koodt, Henry, jr. (Knodt & Co.), bds. 122 Koehler, Henry, tailor, bds. 366 Orleans. 

Sherman. 

Koehler, Henry, laborer, h. 435 Mullett. 

Knodt, - John, slioemaker, bds. Monroe ave., Koehn, Cl_iarles, foreman Wight's mill, h. 

nr. Farrar. 

3'79 St. Aubin ave. . 

Knodt, Peter (Knodt St Co.), bds. 122 Sher- Koehn, Ernst, laborer, h. 314 Maple. 

man. 

Koehn, Frederick, laborer, h. 315 Sherman. 

Knodt & Co. (Peter and Henry Knodt), boots Koehn, John, laborer, h. 315 Sherman. 

and shoes, 252 Gratiot. 

Koehn, Willialn. laborer, 11. s. s. Sherman, 

Knoll, Samuel L. (Knoll & Weismann), h. bet. Chene and Jos. Campau ave. 

258 Gratiot. 

Koehn, William, tailor, h. 196 Lafayette. 

Knoll St Weismann (Samuel L. Knoll and Koenig, Antou, laborer, h. G5 Chestnut. 

Benedict Weismann). drj-goods, 258 Gra- Koenig, August, laborer, bds. 65 Chestnut. 

tiot. 

Koenig, Bernhardt, grinder, h. 51 Catha- 

ICnops, Charles, baker, h. 160 l?eaubien. rine. 

Bnorr, Charles, grocer, 214 Prospect, B. Koenig, Charles, laborer, bds. 65 Chestnut. 

same. 

Koenig, Mrs. Louise, notions, 51 Catharine. 

Knorr, Frederick, stoves and hardware, 424 Koepcke, William, bookkeeper, h. 140 Con- 


gress e. 

Knorr, Herman, saloon and boarding, 63 At- Koepcke, William, shoemaker, h. 818 Michwater. 

igan ave. 

Iinoth, Catharine (wid. Nicholas), h. 201 I Koepen, John, laborer, h. 197 Twenty-se~ 

Croghan. 

i onci. 

Knoth, George, laborer, bds. 201 Croghan. Koerner, Conrad, turner, h. 154 Orleans. 

Knoth. Hileard. filemaker, bds. n. s. Cro- I Koeseh, Anthony, shoemaker, h. Mary, nr. 

glluu, bet. I-Iastings and Hirard. 

Deqni ndre. 

Knoth, John, tiusluith, bds. 201 Croghan. 

1 Koester, Henry, laborer, h. 66 Chestnut.

KOE 

NEW YORX I hopp, Theodore, trunkmaker, bds. 357 La- 

L%f@ b m%@~@a - me@ @lampa a$, 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON McELROY, Manager and Agency Sopt., 


Koester, Louis, butcher, 2 City Hall market, 


Iiohane, John, laborer, h. 148 Seventh. 

liohler, Jacob, shoemaker, h. 207 Riopelle. 

Iiohler, John, plasterer, h. 454 Beaubien. 

Kohlhaus, Jacob, baker, h. 271 Hastings. 

Kohlmas, Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 520 

James. 

Kohn, John, laborer, h. 137 Seventeenth. 

liohn, Joseph, saloon. 479 Gratuiot, 11. same. 

Hohn, Louise (wid. Frederick), h. 206 Croghan. 

Kolar, Albert, cooper, bds. 113 Prospect. 

Holar, John, vinegar maufr., h. 398 St. Antoine. 

Holar, Joseph, vinegar manfr., h. 113 Pros 

pect. 

Kolb, Frank (Kolb & Eggemann), h. 39 


Holb & Eggemann (Frank Kolb and Bernhard 

Eggemann), meatmarket, 39 Alichigan 

Grand are. 

Kolbe, Christian, carpenter, h. 438Beaubien. 

Holbe, Jeremiah, gardener, h. Dequindre,nr. 

St. Joseph. 

Holbe. William, tailor, h. 456 Lafayette. 

Koll, Wiliiam, barber, bds 101 Macomb. 

Hellender, Jacob, peddler, h. 102 Mullett. 

Kollinger, John, laborer, h. 70 Harriett. 

Kollinger, Joseph, engineer, h. 233 Montcalm 

e. 

Kollmorgen, Charles, trunkmaker, h. 317 

, Russell. 

Kollmorgen, Frederick, jr., cooper, 11. 315 

Russell. 

Kollmorgen, Frederick, sr., cooper, h. 317 

Russell. 

Kollmorgen, %'illiam, cooper, bds. 317 Rus 

sell. 

Kominski, Christina (wid. Andrew), h. 251 

Hastings. 

Kominski, Louis, peddler, h. 292 Lafayette. 

Kominski, Stephen, carver, bds. 251 Hastings. 

Konkle, Alfred, teamster, h. 86 Elizabeth 

e. 

Koch, Andrew, house and furniture jobber, 

58 Larned w., h. same. 

Kocher, John, shoemaker, h. 13 Clay. 

.Kooney, Bartholomew, laborer, h. 36 Twentieth. 

Kophal, Charles, laborer, h. 113 German. 

gopfie, John, carpent.er M. C. R. R., h. 89 

Twelfth. 

K~PP, Annie (wid. Adolph), h. 115 Henry. 

fayette. 

Kopp, William, editor Michigan Journal, h. 


Koran, Henry, tailor, h. 231 Mullett. 

Koren, Catharine (wid. John), milliner, 165 

Gratiot, h. same* 

Kornman, Henry, tailor, h. 231 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Kornn, Augustus, filler, h. 821 Fort w. 

Korpp, Peter, laborer, h. 27G Mullett. 

Korst, Henriett, grocer, h. 186 Marion. 

Korte, Berhardt, wagonmaker, h. 128 Col- 

umbia e. 

Korte, John, carpenter, h. 220 Antietam. 

Korth, Charles, bookkeeper, bds. Hotel 

Erichsen. 

Iiorth, Joseph, laborer, h. S9 Antietam. 

Koschert, Charles, currier, h. 2G Silver. 

Iiossuth House, Leo E. Tauf liirch, propr., 

189 Larned w. 

Kost, John B., painter, h. 236 Mullett. 

Koj, August, shoemaker, h. 67 Maple. 

Krabbe, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 98 Cath- 

arine. 

Kraetz, Angustus, cabinetmaker, h. 9 Ger- 

man. 

Kraft, John, meatmarket, 589 Michigan 


Kraft, Frederick, butcher, h. 71 Harrison 

ave. 

Krnft, Philip, painter, bds. 377 Croghan. 

Krakow, William, shoemaker, h. 66 Clinton. 

Kramer, Andrew C., printer, bds. 170 Fort e. 

Kramer, Eberhard, brewer, h. 379 Dequin- 

dre. 

Hramer, Ferdinand, h. 379 Dequindre. 

Kramer, George (Kramer & Steiner), h. 170 

Fort e. 

Kramer, John, machinist, h. 172 Fort e. 

Kramer, Louis, barber, Atwater, w. Hast- 

ings. v 

Kramer, Allathem (M. Hramer & Co.), h. 232 

Lafayette. 

Kramer, Peter, laborer, h. 277 Bronson. 

Kramer, Peter, porter, bds. 87 Atwater. 

Kramer, Philip, tailor, h. 170 Fort e. 

Kramer, Philip (M. Kramer S; Co.). h. 130 

Mulletr,. 

Kramer, M., & Co. (Mathew and Philip 

Kramer), Michigan Volksblatt, cor. Gris- 

wold and Woodbridge. 

Kramer & Steiner (George Kramer and Pe- 

ter C. Steiner), plumbers and gasfitters, 21 

Congress e. 

Kranich, Catharine, (wid. J.). washerwo- 

man, h. 82 Maple. 

Kranke, John (Kranke & Schwikert), h. 67 

Larned e. 

Kranke & Schwikert (John Kranke and 

Henry Schwikert), show case manfrs., 84 

Randolph 

Krantz, John, blacksmith, 11. w. s. Sullivan 

avc., bet. Chestnut and Butternut. 

Kranz, John, laborer, h. 182 Sherman.

Kranz, Joeeph, laborer, h. 250 Lafayette. 

Iirap, Joseph, shoemaker, Bds. 55 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Iiraper, John, cooper, h. 217 Antietam, 

Iirapp, Ernst, cabinetmaker, bds. 22 Catharine. 

Krapp, William, grocer, 624 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Krappman, Tobias, basketmaker, h. 299 

Gratiot. 

Kratz, Augustus, cabinetmaker, h. 19 German. 

Kratz, John, laborer, h. Leib, nr. Larned. 

Kratz, William, watchman, h. 27'7 Guoin. 

Eiraus, Anton, wagonmaker, h. 152 Antietam. 

Kraus, Charles, mechanic, bds. 152 Antietam. 

Kraus, Christian, laborer, h. e. s. Dubois, 

bet. Crogl~an and Lafayette. 

Iiraus, Ferdinand, blacksmith, h. 239 Lafayette. 

Kraus, George, clerk, bds. 85 Marion. 

Kraus, Lcuis, carpenter, 11.152 Antietam. 

Kraus, P. Joseph, blacksmith, bds. 152 Antietam. 

Kraus, William, shoemaker, h. 169 Fort e. 

Krause, Carl, veterinary surgeon, 296 St. 


Krause, Edward D., peddler, h. 329 Chestnut. 

Krause, Jacob, laborer, h. 336 Riopell e. 

Kraushaar, John, coppersmith, h. 329 Croghan. 

Kraushaar. Hyams, h. 148 Congress e. 

Krausmann, Adam, upholsterer, bds. 20 

Jay. 

Krausmann, John P., cigarmaker, 209 Mullett, 

h. same. . 

Iirausmann, Mathias, baker, h. 20 Jay. 

Krausmann, Philip, cigarmaker, bds. 203 

Mullett. 

Krausmann, Philip, laborer, h. 20 Jay. 

Krausmann, Philip, baker, h. 2'7 North. 

Kream. John, boilermaker, h. 219 Maple. 

Krebbell, Pauline (wid. Donald), grocer and 

cooper, 354 Grand River. 

Erebs, Charles, carpenter, h. 255 Columbia 

e. 

Erebs, Martin, grocer, 359 Watson, h. 

same. 

Krecke, Florence, insurance agent, h. 298 

Clinton. 

Kreckel, Christian, clothing, hats and caps, 

293 Gratiot, 11. same. 

Kregar, William, painter, 11.241 Croghan. 

Kreibich, Hajetan, cabinetmaker, h. 26 Monroe 

ave. 

Kreis, Arthur, upholsterer, bds. 136 Catharine. 

Iireis, Charles, painter, h. 449 Clinton ave. 

Kreie , Christian, upholsterer, h. 136 Catharine. 

fireis, Louis, machinist, bds. 449 Clinton 

ave. 

CITY DIRECTORY. ERE 

Kreit, Ulrich, barber and saloon, 282 St. 

Antoine, h. 280 same. 

Kreitz, Herman, cabinetmaker, h. nr. cor. 

Juliette and Dequindre. 

Kreemann, Christian, sawyer, h. Twenty- 

second, bet. Fort and Mlchigan ave. 

Kremar, Ann E. (wid. Peter J.), h. 503 

Beaubien. 

Kremer, Anthony, janitor City Hall, h. 66 

Catharine. 

Kremer, Bernhardt. carpenter, bds. 145 Cro- 

ghan. 

Kremer, Bernhardt, carpenter, bds. 208 

H ussell. 

Kremer, Eberhardt, shoemaker, cor. Clinton 

and Brush, h. 491 St. Antoine. 

Kremer, Ebert, shoemaker, h. 491 St. An- 

toine. 

Kremer, Edmund, cigarmaker, 155 V700d- 


Kremer, Frank (F. Kremer & Co.), Alderman 

Fourth Ward, h. 180 Fort e. 

Kremer, Frederick (Kremer Bros. & Co.), h. 

s. e. cor. Brush and Larned. 

Kremer, George, h. s. e. cor. Fort and Hast- 

ings. 

Kremer, Hubert, carpenter, h. 68 Catharine. 

Kremer, Hugo (Kremer Bros. & Co.), bds. 

Antisdel House. 

Kremer, Jacob, laborer, bds. 145 Croghan. 

Kremer, Jacob, carpenter, bds. 208 Hussell. 

Kremer, John, confectioner, bds. 124 Gra- 

tiot. 

Kremer , John, laborer, h. I72 Fort e. 

Kremer, Joseph, janitor City Hall, bds. 66 

Catharine. 

Kremer, Moritz, shoemaker, Jefferson ave., 

n. e. cor. Dubois, h. same. 

Kremer, Peter, tailor, h. o. 522 n. 562 Beau- 

bien. 

Kremer, Philip, tailor, h. s. e. cor. Hastings 

and Fort. 

Kremer, William, lastmaker, h. n. s. Maple, 


Kremer, William, carpenter, h. 184 Fort 

east. 

Iiremer Brothers & Co. (Frederick and Hugo 

Iiremer and Louis Peters), tobacconists, 

231 Jefferson ave - 

Kremer, F., & Co. (Frank Kremer and John 

Good), boot manfrs., 246 Jefferson ave. 

Krenke, Ferdinand, laborer, h. 188 Sher- 

111an. 

Krenning, William, hats and caps, I City 

Hall market and 392 Gratiot, h. same. 

Krentler, George F., lastmaker, h. 300 Fort 

east. 

Kress, Catharine (wid. Christian), Yankee 

notions, 275 Woodmard ave.. h. same. 

Kress, Christian, bootmaker, bds. 305 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Iiress, Edward, harnessmaker, 215 Twelfth. 

Kress, Ferdinand, laborer, h. 253 Xullett. 

Kretch, Herrnann, Yankee notions, 4 City 

Hall market, h. 114 Bates.

258 KRE CLARK'S DETROIT KUH 

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Kretzschmar, Ernst, bakery, 49 Chestnut, h. 

same. 

Kretszchmar, Hermann, laborer, bds. 26 

Eighteenth. 

Kreucher, Joseph, porter, h. 165 Benton. 

Krieger, John Gustav, machinist, h. n. s. 

Croghan, bet. Rivard and Russell. 

Krier, Mathias, cooper, h. 196 Maple. 

Krier, Peter, cooper, bds. 278 Gratiot. 

Krikawa, Ferdinand, shoemaker, 193 Ran- 

dolph, bds. cor. Orleans and North. 

Krimlika, Jacob, carpenter, h. 92 Bronson. 

Krink, John G., saloon, 620 Woodbridge w., 

h. same. 

Kringle, Casper, grocer, a. e. cor. Beaubien 

and Napoleon, h. same. 

Kringle, Casper, gardener, bds. cor. High 

and Napoleon. 

Kringle, Frank, lather, bds. n. e. cor. Beau- 

bien and Napoleon. 

Krings, Philip, carpenter, bds. 102 Catha- 

rine. 

Krise, Louis, machinist, h. 449 Clinton ave. 

Krimp, Hubbart, laborer, h. 141 Chestnut. 

Kroege, George,carpenter, h. Scott, nr. D. & 

M. R. R. crossing. 

Kroeper, Franz A., cooper, 343 Croghan, h. 

same. 

Kroetsch, Ambrose, brushmaker, bds. Scott, 

nr. Dequindre. 

Krohel, Frank, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Lasalle 

aye. and Ash. 

Krom, George, painter, h. e. s. Rlayberry 

a\-e., bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Kromer, Henry, engine cleaner, 181 Divis- 

ion. 

Kropech, John, laborer, h. 351 Sixteenth. 

Kros, Jacob, laborer, b. n. e. cor. St. Aubin 

ave. and Jay. 

Kroupkt. Christopher, blacksmith, bds. 159 

Larned w. 

Krouse, Frederick, engineer, h. 575 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Krousersu, Frederick, engineer, h. 557 

Woodbridge w. 

Krouze, Edward, flowers and fruit, 80 City 

Hall market, 11.329 Chestnut. 

Krove, John, laborer, h. 225 Fineteenth. 

Krueger, Albert, Yankee notions, 51 City 

Hall market, h. 42 Sherman. 

Krueger, Gottfried, cabinetmaker, h. 411 

Gratiot. 

Krueger, John, laborer, h. Sherman, cor. 

Jos. Campau arc. 

Krueger, John: shoemaker, h. 22 Sixth. 

Krueger, William, blacksmith, h. 130 Grove. 

Kruger, William A., hats, caps and furs, 


Krug, Aloys, clerk, bds. 99 Croghan. 

Krug, George, Catholic bookstore, 99 Cro- 

ghan. h. same. 

Krug, Josepll F., sailor, h. 169 Eighteenth. 

ruer Anthony, cigarmaker, h. 265 

Twelfth. 

Kruger, Gottlieb, cabinetmaker, h. 414 Ri- 

opelle. 

Kruger, Joseph, sailor, h. 1G9 Elizabeth. 

Kruger, William, blacksmith, h. s. e. cor. 

Grove and Russell. 

Krumbach, George, locksmith, bds. cor. 

Russell and Sherman. 

Iirutnbac\l, Henry, laborer, bds. cor. Russell 

and Sherman. 

Krumbach, Herman, shoemaker, h. cor. 

Russell and Sherman. 

Krumhorn, Peter, teamster, h. 352 Or- 

leans. 

Krumhorn, Peter, jr., teamster, hds. 352 Or- 

leans. 

Kruse, Francis, carpenter, h. 25G Porter. 

Krust, Frederick, carpenter, h!' 256 Porter. 

Iirus, John, bricklayer, h. 420 Riopelle. 

Kuckowski. John F., furrier. bds. 29 Clin- 

ton. 

Kuepler, Adolph, laborer, h. 113 Bronson. 

Kuehling, Nary (wid. Frederick), dressmak- 

er, 220 St. Aqtoine, k. same. 

Kuehn, Albert, tailor, h. 1% Macomb. 

Kuehn, August, carpenter, h. 126 Napoleon. 

Kuehn, Charles, laborer, h. 397 Catharine. 

Kuehner, Albert, painter, bds. 37 Maple. 

K~teliner, Charles, painter, bds. 37 Maple. 

Kuehner, John, gardener, h. 37 Maple. 

Kuehner, John, teamster, h. '76 Croghan. 

Kuell, Joseph, stonecutter, bds. 161 Chest- 

nut. 

Kuelmel, Franz, laborer, h. 131 Macomb. 

Kuernmel, Henry, saloon, 316 St. Antoine, 

h. same. 

Kuenzel, Johanna (wid. Franz-J. Kuenzel 

& Co.), h. 256 Gratiot. 

Kuenzel J., & Co. (Rlrs. Johanna Kuenzel 

and Colin McClellan), furniture, 256 Gra- 

tiot. 

Kuester, Theodore, cabinetrnakcr, bds. Gra- 

tiot, opp. Paton alley. 

Kuetten, Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 111 Clin 

ton. 

Kuhhagen, Charles, laborer, h. 131 Lafay- 

ette. 

Kuhle, Charles, cigars and tobacco, 58 Monroe 

ave., h. 238 Randolph. 

Kuhlman; August (A. Kuhlluan & Co.), h. 

134 F ~rt e. 

Kuhlman, A,, St Co. (August Kuhlman and 

Otto Wieser), manufacturers of surgical 

and dental instruments, 102 .Randoiph. 

Huhlow, Fredexick, laborer, h. 410 Maple. 

Kul~lo~v, Frederick, jr., laborer, h. 422 &la,- 

; ple. 

I


Kuhlow, Joseph, cigarmaker, bds. e. s. Ma- Kunsky, Alois, carpenter, h. 56 Division. 

ple, bet. Chene and Jos. Campau ave. Kuntze, George, saloon, 428 Woodbridge w., 

Kuhn, Aaron, peddler, h. 84 Clinton. h. same. 

Kuhn, Mrs. Anna, Yankee notions, 410 Or- Kuntze, Henry, carver, h. 193 Clinton. 

leans, h. same. 

Kunze, Carl, saloon, 74 Twelfth, h. same. 

Kuhn, August, laborer, h. 410 Orleans. Hunze, Emily (wid. Augustus), h. 814 Jef- 

Kuhn, Casper, peddler, h. 121 Mullett. ferson ave. 

Kuh~, Christian, clerk, h. 132 Fort e. Kunze, Frederick, shipping clerk, h. 120 

Kuhn, Frank, laborer, h. n. s. Antietam, bet. Woodbridge e. 


Kunze, George, clerk water office, h. 260 

Kulin, Frank, tailor, h. 508 Croglian. Randolph. 

Kuhn, Franz, tailor, h. 198 Beaubien. Hunze, George, shoemaker, h. 428 Wood- 

Kuhn, Franz (F. Kuhn & Son), h. 141 era- bridge w. 

tiot. 

Kunze, Henry, drayman, h. 176 Lafayette. 

Kuhn, Frederick, gilder, bds. 68 Larned e. Kunze, Miss Henriette, saleswomen Camp 

Kuhn, Frederick, grocer, Antietam, bet. bell, Linn & Co., bds. 814 Jefferson ave. 

Chene and Dubois, h. same. 

Kunzie, Lewis, shoemaker, h. s. w. cor. 

Kuhn, George (F. Kuhn St Son), bds. 141 Woodbridge and Beaubien. 

Gratiot. 

Kunzluann, Anthony, cutter, h. 280 St. An- 

Kuhn, Gottfrisd, gilder, bds. 70 Larned e. toine. 

Kuhn, Henry, tailor, h. 509 Croghan. . Kunzmann, Stephen, bookkeeper, bds. 280 

KUHN, HEKMANN, agent Germania Life St. Antoine. 

Insurance Co., office 72 Congress e., h. 336 Kupperschmidt, John, maltster R. Haw- 

St. Antoine. 

ley & Sons, h. 123 Congress w. 

Iiuhn, John, clerk, h. 132 Fort e. 

Kupperschmidt, Michael, tanner, h. 196 

Kuhn, Joseph, foreign passage, insurance Mullett. 

agent, Congress, s. e. cor. Woodward ave., Kurny, Mathias, laborer, h. 318 St. Aubin 


ave. 

Kuhn, Miss Helene, milliner, 141 Gratiot, Kurth, August (Kurth & Bro.), h. 414 

bds. same. 

W oodbridge w. 

Kuhn, bIichae1, engineer, h. 107 Chestnut. Kurth, Frank (Kurth & Bro), h. 414 Wood- 

Kuhn, Oscar, painter, bds. 141 Gratiot. bridge w. 

Kuhn, William, lastmaker, h. 268 Clinton. Kurth, Louis, machinist, h. 332 Seven- 

Kuhn, F., & Son {Frailx and Geo~ge Kuhn), teenth. 

merchant tailors, 141 Gratiot. 

Kurth St Bro. (August and Frank Kurth), 

Kuhnart, Frederick, laborer, h. 454 St. Au- grocers, 414 Woodbridge w. 

bin ave. 

Kurtz, Joseph A., propr. Ackerman Hotel, 

Kullnert, Gotthilf, laborer, h. 216 St. An- n. w. cor. Atwater and Brush. 

toine. 

Kurtzman, Frederick, vegetables, 38 City 

Kuhnle, John, carpenter, h. 552' Seventh. Hall market, h. 568 Gratiot. 

Kukle, Frank, tobacconist, h. 118 Division. Kurtzwek, Charles, blacksmith, h. 296 Clin- 

Kull, Charles F.. butcher, 11. 82 Dequindre. ton. 

Kull, Jacob, h. 82 Dequindre. 

Kurzer, Joseph, cabinetmaker, bds. 58 Lar- 

Kull, William, barber, bds. 192 Macomb. ned w. 

Kullmann, Rev. Anthony, asst. pastor St. Kurzrock, Charles A., locksmith, h. 396 

Joseph's Catholic Church, h. 437 Orleans. Clinton. 

Kullmann, Catharine, h. 86 Rivard. Kusch, Frederick, laborer, h. 89 Nonh. 

Kullmann, Frederick, laborer, bds. 65 At- Kusel, John, carpenter, h. o. 245 n. 271 

water. 

Sherman. 

Kulow, Charles, bricklayer, bds. 307 Du- Kuster, Theodore, cabinetmaker, bds. 165 

bois. 

Gratiot. 

Kulow, Christian, shoemaker, h. 307 Du- Kusterar, Frank, mason, h. w. s. Fourbois. 

teenth, bet. Railroad crossing and Mar- 

Kumer, Joseph, tailor, bds. n. w. cor. Lasalle quette. 

ave. and Poplar. 

Korte, Barney, wagonmaker, h. 128 Colum- 

Kumrow, Adam, laborer, h. 358 Seven- bia e. 

teenth. 

Kutz, Charles, laborer, h. 102 Jay. 

Kumrow, Charles, tailor, h. 317 Seventeenth. Kydd, William, boot and shoemaker, 278 

Kumrow, Charles, jr., blacksmith, bds. 377 Third, h. same. 

Seventeenth. 

Kydd, William, shoe shop, 89 Abbott, h. 

Kumrom, Louis, laborer, bds. 377 Soven- same. 

t,eenth. 

Kydd, William H., clerk Poor Master, h. 

Kunce, Christian, laborer &I. C. R. R., h. o. 280 Third. 

306 n. 646 Fort w. 

I Kyle, Robert, bookkeeper White & Cam- 

Kundinger, Erhard, clerk, h. 362 Foit e. eron, bds. '79 Congress e.

LAB CLARK'S DETROIT LAK 

AXEW YORE 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLON MeELROY, Naniger aud Ageneg Snpt., 


ABOLD, Louis, with Moses Labold, bds. 

L 135 Larned e. 

Labold, Moses, clothier, 36 Woodward ave., 


Labrec, German, caulker, h. 59 Orleans. 

Labrey, Alexander, physician, bds. 80 

Wayne. 

Labreicy, Victoria (mid. Blase), h. 117 La- 

fayette. 

Laburne, David, shoemaker, bds. Canada 

House, 162 Woodbridge w. 

Lacey, Hernan A., assist. Controller, City 

Hall, h. 632 Jefferson ave. 

Lacey, Edmund M., law student, bds. 28 

Fort e. 

Lachance, Joseph, carpenter, h. 511 Lafay- 

ette. 

Lachappelle, Abraham, boatbuilder, h. 313 

Franklin. 

Lachappelle, William, boatbuilder, h. 325 

Franklin. 

Lnchman, Francis, h. 185 Lafayette. 

Lachman, Francis, jr., c!erk, bds. 185 La 

fayette. 

Lacknir, Frank, laborer M. C. R. R., bds. 

180 Hastings. 

Lacroix, Edward N., h. 152 St. Antoine. 

Lacrois, Henry, h. 678 Jefferson ave. 

Lacy, Morgan, surgeon, h. 289 Fifth. 

Ladd, Carie N., painter, bds. 233 Brush. 

Ladd, Edward \V., marble & slate, 280 At- 

water e., h. 254 Woodbridge e. 

Ladd, Sosiah, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 251 

Fourth. 

Laddy, Rose (wid. John), h. 178 Abbott. 

Ladensack, Anthony, laborer, h. s. e. cor. 

St. Joseph and St. Aubin. 

Laderoot, Elizabeth (wid. John), h. 113 

Riopelle. 

Laderoot, Ely, saloon, 75 Macomb, h. same. 

Laderoot, John, trunkmaker, bds. 113 Rio- 

pelle. 

Laderoot, Peter, painter, h. cor. St. Aubin 

ave. and Atwater. 

Laderoot, Tuchint, laborer, h. 24 Dequindre. 

Ladies Christian Union Hospital, Miss 

Elaner Howe, M. D., Matron, 330 Cass 

ave. 

Ladue, Austin Y., with Jewel & Sons, bds. 


Ladue, George N. (J. T. Ladue & Co.), h. 

239 Congress e. . 

Ladue, John T. (J. T. Ladue gE CO.), h. e. s. 

Shelby, bet. Fort and Lafayette ave. 

Ladue, Mary (wid. John), h. 239 Larned e. 

Ladue, Timothy, carpenter, bds. 66 Twen- 

tieth. 

Ladue, J. T., & Co. (John T. and George N. 

Ladue), tanners, 567 Woodbridge m. 

Laduke, Joseph, carpctuter, h. 168 Benton. 

Laduke, Louis, blacks~rrith, h. 101 Dubois. 

Laduke, William, carpenter, h. 115 Ger- 

man. 

Laepp, David, porter, bds. 269 Beaubien. 

Lafayette Hall (Lafayette Benevolent So- 

ciety), 189 Gratiot. 

Lafferty, Alesander J., salesman Stephen 

Sinith & Co., res. Windsor, Ont. 

I Lafferty, Clement, h. 454 Fort m. 

Lafferty, Eugene, bricklayer, bds. Larned, 

n. e. cor. Beaubien. 

Laffirty, Felix, h. Larned, n. e. cor. Beau- 

bien. 

Lafferty, Joseph, clerk, bds. 111 Larned e. 

Latierty, Joseph A., bookkeeper, bds. 463 

Fort w. 

Lafferty, Peter, h. 560 Eighteen-and-a-half. 

Lafferty, Valentine (wid. Alexander), h. 463 

Fort w. 

Laflam, Duffield, laborer, h. 7 Thirteenth. 

Laflam, Frank, fireman, h. 12 Thirteenth. 

Laflam, Orillia (wid. Charles), tailoress, h. 

576 Fort w. 

Lagorio, Dominick, speculator, h. Hastings, 

nr. Fremont. 

Lagorio, Thomas, milkman, h. Russell, nr. 

Jnnction. 

Lahaut, Mary (wid. Flank), h. 55 Fifteenth. 

Lahey, James, drayman, h. 112 Beech. 

Lahy, John, laborer, h. 156 Franklin. 

Lahiff, Michael, maltster, h. n. s. Wood- 

bridge, bet. Brush and Beaubien. 

Laiable, Abbey (wid. James), h. o. 542 n. 

732 Fort w. 

Lai ble, Eugene (Worcester, Laible & Stan- 

dish), res. Ypsilanti. 

Laible, E. Forrest, shipping clerk, bb. 320 

Cass ave. 

Laible, Joseph, h. 461 Fort w. 

Laic hinger, Gustavua, foreman Detroit Lead 

Works, h. 295 Third. 

Lailiee Michael, laborer, h. 117 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Laing, John, machinist, h. 40 Abbott. 

Laird, James, laborer, h. 404 Twelfth. 

Laitner, Aloysius, jr., (Laitner Bros.), bds. 

40 Monroe ave. 

Laitner, Aloysius, sen., h. 40 Monroe ave. 

Laitner, Casimir (Laitner Bros.), res. Cleve- 

land, Ohio. 

Laitner, Lorenz (Laitner Bros.), h. 40 Mon- 

roe ave. . 

Laitner Bros. (Lorenz, Aloysius and Casi- 

mir Laitner), brush manfrs., 40 Monroe 

ave. 

Lake, George, painter, bds. 166 Woodward 

ave. 

Lake St. Clair and Up River Ice Co., office 

53 Glriswold, F. L. Seitz, Secretary. 

a

LAL CITY DIRECTORY. LAN 

Lally, Celia (wid. William), h. 393 Twelfth. 

Lally, Martin, bricklayer, h. 333 Thir- 

teenth. 

Lalord. ' Theophile, shoemalcer, bds. foot 

Hastings. 

Lamartine, Mrs. (mid. Frederick), h. I22 

Macomb. 

Lamb, Henry, Deputy U. S. Marshal, h. 

289 Catharine. 

Lamb, John, blacksmith, h. 323 Sixteenth. 

Lamb, John, scrollsa\vyer, 11. 237 Catharine. 

Lamb, John, fretsawyer, h. 281 Maple. 

Lamb, Martin, Inspector of Customs, h. 237 

Catharine. 

Lamb, Nathaniel, scrollsawyer, bds. 237 

Catharine. 

Lamb, Ricllard, cgrpenter, 11. 271 First. 

Lambert, Benjamin, laborer, h. 375 Lasalle 

ave. 

Lambert, Hannibal D. (col'd), tailor, bds. 

497 Larned e. 

Lambert, Louis, shipcarpent.er, h. 207 Or- 

leans. 

Lambert, Louis (Robinson & Lambert), h. 


Lambert, Michael, shoemaker, bds. 278 Gra- 

tiot. 

Lambert, Modest, carpenter, h. 264 Lafay- 

ette. 

Lambert, Robert, horseman, bds. Peninsular 

Hotel. 

Lambert, Thomas, laborer, h. 499 Fort e. 

Lambert, Touissant, porter sleeping car, 


Lambert, \lTilliam (col'd), tailor and clothes 

cleaner, 15 Congress e., h. 497 Larned e. 

Lambie, Francis (Lambie & Bro.), h. 53 


Lambie, John (Lambie & Bro.), bds. 53 

MTashington ave. 

Lambie, F., & Bro. (Francis and John Lam- 

bie), commission merchztnts, foot Cass. 

Lambreth, Joseph, tanner, bds. 247 Jeffer 

son ave. 

Lamere, Raphael, engineer, h. Fort, bet. 

Ttvelfth and Thirteenth. 

Lamirande, Edward, shoemaker, h. 345 La- 

fayette. 

Lamourtaine, Andrew, painter, h. 383 Bron- 

son. 

Larnont. Harry, sawyer, bds. s. e. cor. Fort 

and Brush. 

Lamont, Hugh, laborer, h. 380 Seventeenth. 

Lamont, John, carpenter, bds. Canada 

House. 

Lamore, John, carpenter, h. 96 Abbott. 

Lamont, John, joiner, bds. 162 Woodbridge 

west. 

Lamont, Robert, carpenter, h. o. 218 n. 236 

Fifth. 

Lamson, Alvan C., asst. U. S. Lake Survey, 

ofice cor. Grand Kiver and Park Place, 

bds. Russell House. 

Lamsou, William M., carpenter, bds. 88 

Fourteenth, 

34 

Lamson, William F., machinist, h. 88 Four- 

teenth. 

Lamp, Michael, switchman, h. 356 Franklin. 

Lamp, Nicholas, cooper, h. n. w. cor. Na- 

tional ave. and Sycamore 

Lampert, Levy, second hand clothing, 15 

Fort e., h. same. 

Lampert, Moses, cigarmaker, h. 299 Gratiot. 

Lamphere, Leman, h. s. w. cor. Grand River 

and Second. 

Lamport, William F., clerk, h. 8 Bradg. 

Lampman, Gerhardt, tailor, bds. IS0 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Lanallan, Patrick, tinsmith, h. Plum, bet. 

Sistll and Seventh. 

Landis, Edwin, brakeman, bds. 27 Beau- 

bien. 

Landon, Albert, tailor, h. St. Aubin ave., n. 

w. cor. Clinton. 

Landon, Charles, peddler, h. 356 Catharine. 

Landon, Edward R., conductor D. & M. R. 

R., h. 131 Adams ave. e. 

Landon, John A%., ecgineer, h. 342 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Landon, John, laborer, bds. 356 Franklin. 

Landre, Joseph, laborer, h. 108 Wilkins. 

Landrush, Louis, blacksmith, bds. 289 Hast- 

ings. 

LANDSBERG, ALBERT, vinegar manu- 

facturer, 8s Jefferson ave., h. 60 Madison 

ave. (See ads.) 

Landsberg, Albert (L. Black & Co.), h. 40 

Madison ave. 

Landsiedel, George, teamster, h. 756 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Lane, Daniel, bricklayer, bds. 54 Orchard. 

Lane, Daniel, plumber, bds. 214 Howard. 

Lane, Mrs. Delia, dressmaker, 223 Michigan 


Lane. Eliza A., h. 223 Michigan ave. 

Lane, Ellen (wid. Daniel), h. 214 Howard. 

Lane, George, gasfitter, bds. 54 Orchard. 

Lane, George, M.,commercial editor Tribune, 

175 Fifth. 

Lane, Henry, carpenter, h. o. 105 n. 167 Di- 

vision. 

Lane, Henry N., policeman, h. 45 Grand 

River. 

Lane, James, gasplumber, bds. 54 Orchard. 

Lane, John, laborer, bds. 109 Porter. 

Lane, John, laborer, h. 54 Orchard. 

Lane, John, jr., blacksmith, bds. 54 Or 

chard. 

Lane, Mary (wid. Timothy), h. 216 Abbott. 

Lane, Michael, moulder, bds. 215 Atwater. 

Lane, Minot T., h. 47 Miami ave. 

, Lane, Morris. laborer, h. 215 Atwater. 

Lane, William, shoemaker, h. 110 Clinton. 

Laner, Andrew, painter, h. 295 North. 

Lang, August, clerk, bds. 240 Gratiot. 

Lang, Charles, carpenter, h. 182 Sherman. 

Lang, Charles, shoemaker, b Williams ave., 

n. Michigan ave. 

Lang, Ernest F., cigarmaker, bds. s. w. cor. 

Brush and JeEirson ave.

262 LAN CLARE'S DETROIT LAP 

Langley, William H., builder, Alderman 

Second Ward, h. 135 Bates. 

Langlois, Francis, joiner, h. 461 Fort e. 

Langlois, George, laborer, h. 519 Fort e. 

Langlois, Theophilus, saloon, o. 573 n. 661 


Atwater. 

LEADING DRUGGISTS Langmann, Frederick, shoemaker, bds. 136 

Marion. 

THROCGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. Langridge, Henry, carpenter, h. 98 Frank- 

- 

lin. 

Lang, Frank, joiner, bds. n. e. cor. Whitney Langton, Albert, shoemaker, h. 98 Chestand 

Hastings. 

nut. 

Lang, Gottlieb, with L. Lang, bds. 246 Gra- Langton, Charles, bds. 98 Chestnut. 

tiot. 

Langton, Charles, plasterer, bds. 141 Lo- 

Lang, Gottlieb, agent L. Lang, h. 136 Gra- cust. 

tiot. 

Langton, Francis, plasterer, h. 141 Locust. 

Lang, Gustave, macl~inist, h. 354 Riopelle. Langston, Stephen, captain, 11. Seventeenth. 

Lang, Henry, carpenter, h. 353 High. Langston, William H., peddler, Ir. 281 Clin- 

Lang, Henry, baker, h. cor Mullett and Du- ton. 

bois. 

Languisch, William, cigarmaker, bds. 3G4 

Lang, Isaac, salesman, bds. 311 Congress e. Chene. 

Lang, Jacob, h. 311 Congress e. 

Langl-er, John J., laborer, h. Fort, n. e. cor. 

Lang, John C., fur buyer, bds. 246 Gratiot. Leib. 

Lang, Louis, fur dealer, 165 Woodward ave., Lanhoff, Alexander, milkman, h. St. Joseph, 

bds. 346 Gratiot. 

nr. Orleans. 

Lang, Otto, machinist, bds. 246 Gratiot. Lanhoflt: Joseph, shoemaker, bds. St. Joseph, 

Lang, Theresia (wid. Lorenz), h. 263 Catha- nr. Orleans. 

rine. 

Lanigan, Andrew, a@. U. S. Fire Extin- 

Lang, Peter, shoemaker, h. 169 Clinton. guisher, h. 5 Farmer. 

Lang, William, carpenter, h. 251 Whitney. Lanigan, Catharine (wid. John), h. 225 Sec- 

Langbecker, Ernest, safemaker, h. o. 332 n. ond. 

354 Sisteenth. 

Lanigan, David, engineer, bds. 225 Second. 

Lang, Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 124 Cath- Lanigan, John, clerk, bds. 225 Second. 

arine. 

Lanigan, Joseph, engineer, bds. 225 Sec- 

Lange, Henry, baker, h. 407 Mullett. 

ond. 

Lange, Isaac, peddler, h. 180 Lafayette. Lanigan, Michael, carpenter, h. 201 St. Au- 

Lange, Joseph, carpenter, h. 218 James. bin ave. 

Langer, Charles, bookbinder, h. 128 Fort e. Lanigan, Michael, piasterer, h. 355 Sisth. 

Langerwisch, Michael, cigarmaker, bds. e. Lansing, Miss Carrie, seamstress, h. 376 

s. Chene, bet. Maple and Chestnut. Gratlot. 

Langdon, George C. (Langdon & Co.), h. 171 Lansing, E. A. (wid. Edward), h. 248 Wood- 

Lafa yette ave. 

bridge e. 

Langdon, James W., life insurance, h. 1 Lansing, Richard R., architect, bds. 245 

Sisteenth. 

VCToodbridge e. 

Langdon, William W., conductor M. C. Lansion, William F., carpenter, h. 224 Four- 

B. R., h. 42 Cass. 

teenth. 

Langdon &: Co. (George C. Langdon and Na- Lanstor, William, laborer, h. 104 Harrison 

than G. Williams', brewers, 232 Wood- ave. 

bridpe w. 

Lanstra, Lanibert, laborer, h. s. w. sor. Rus- 

~an~fgrd, Rev. Whitney S. (col'd), h. 258 sell and Clinton. 

Wilkins. 

Lanstree, Henry, painter, bds. 104 Harrison 

Langford, William, bds. Railroad Ex- ave. 

change. 

Lanstree, Willia~, laborer, h. 104 Harrison 

Langgut, Charles, moulder, bds. 208 Maple. ave. 

Langgut, Martin Ci., engineer, h. 208 Ma- Lanter, Augustus, carpenter, bds. s. s. Crople. 

ghan, bet. Hastings and St. Antoine. 

Langhaber, Henry, mason, h. I16 Calhoun. Lantz, Frederick J., painter, h. 185 Ma- 

Langley, George S., bricklayer, bds. Purdy7s ple. 

Hotel. 

Lantz, Jacob, laborer, h. 407 St. Antoine. 

Langley, Henry, builder, h. 31 Lafayette. Langon, Albert C., machinist, bds. 101 Ba- 

Langley, Henry W., mason, h. 268 High. ker. 

Langley, John, shoemaker, bds. 107 Michi- , Lapert, Charles, finisher, h. Sherman, bet. 

gan ave. 

Xussell and Hiopelle. 

Langl ey, William, grocer, 217 Sixteenth, h. I Lapham, Hiram S. (Ilapllam & Bedell), 11. 78 

same. 

1 Wayne.

u? CITY DIRECTORY. LAu 263 

Lapham, Noah D. (E. B. Smith & Co.), h. 48 

S timson. 

Lapham St Bedell (Hiram S. Lapham and 

Henry Bedell), new and second hand furn- 

' iture, 63 Michigan ave. 

Lapine, John, hack driver, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Lapierre. .Benjamin, tanner, h. Woodbridge 

w., nr. tannery. 

Lapierre, Frank, builder, h. 332 Franklin. 

Lapi-eve, Frank, sailor, h. 209 Sherman. 

Lapierre, Mary Ann (wid. John B.), bds. 32 

Winder. 

Lapierre, Mrs. (wid. Robert), h. 183 Frank- 

lin. 

Lapoint, Francis, carpenter, h. 266 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

La point, George W., Inspector of Customs, h. 

182 Griswold. 

Lapoint, Louis E., clerk, h. 182 Griswold. 

Lnporte, Joseph, clerk, h. 289 Marion. 

Lapradd, Gilbert, teamster, h. 106 Porter. 

LARA, RICHARD, blacksmith, h. 91 Adams 

ave. IV. (See ndv.) 

Larabell, Stephen, brakeman D. St M. R. R., 


Larabell, Stephen, hostler, h. cor. Croghan 

and Hastings. 

Largess, Moses, peddler, bds. 31 National 

ave. 

Largess, Peter, peddler, bds. 31 National 

ave. 

Larkin, Andrew, drayman, h. 169 Orchard. 

Larkin, Bridget (wid. John), h. 201 C!!ngress 

east. 

Larkin, George W., machinist, bds. 94 

Farrar. 

Larkin, James, machinist, h. 304 Twelfth. 

Lark'n, John, joiner, bds. 70 Porter. 

Larkins, Andrew, carpenter, h. 97 Porter. 

Larkins, Enis (col d), laborer, h. e. s. 

Twenty-fourth, bet. Magnolia and Lin- 

den. 

Larkins, John, laborer, h. 97 Porter. 

Larkins, Margaret (wid. James), h. 97 Por- 

ter. 

Larned, Sylvester, attorney at law, Buhl 

Block, h. n. e. cor. Woodbridge and 

Twenty-fourth. 

Larose, Charles F., painter, bds. 97 Jefferson 

ave. 

Larose, Joseph. carpenter, h. 565 Croghan. 

Larose, Paul, laborer, h. 227 Chestnut. 

Larvenstein, John, saloon and boarding, 182 

Larned, h. same. 

Larvey, Thomas, laborer, h. w. s. Sullivan 

ave., bet. Michigan are. and C lestnut. 

Lasch, Gustav, cooper, h. 232 High. 

Lasier, Frederick L. (Buckley & Co.), h. 100 


Lason, Charles, carpenter, bds. &It. Hope 

ave., ab. Michigan ave. 

Las-ar, Adolph, laborer, H. 460 Fort e. 

La tcl~son, Charles, watchmaker, h. 210 Cro- 

ghan. 

Laterno, Philip, carpeoter, h. n. s. Pine, 

bet. Ninth and National ares. 

Latham, James C., bookkeeper, h. 130 Lar- 

ned e. 

Lathrop, Daniel, fruit and confectionery, 

1 225 Jefferson ave., h. 23 Elizabeth e. 

, Lathrop, Henry K., jr., dentist, bds. 341 

Fort w. 

Lathrop, Joseph, dentist, 148 Woodward 

are., h. 347 Fort w. 

Lathrop, John, carpenter, h. 392 Sisth. 

Lathrop, William H., physician, 92 Con- 

gress e. 

Latimer, Burdett G., clerk, bds. 130 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Latimer, George W., undertaker, 181 Wood- 

ward ave., h. 130 Lafityette ave. 

Latour, Charles, turner, bds. 226 Riopelle. 

Latour, Dominic, collector, 158 Elizabeth e. 

Latour, Henry, mason, h. 257 Sherman. 

Latour, Louis, mason, h. 392 Croghan. 

Latscha, Albert, harnessmaker, bds. 448 

Gratiot. 

Latscha, George, harnessmaker, h. 448 

Uratiot. 

Latscha, Philip, harnessmaker, bds. 448 

Gratiot. 

Lattison, Harris, peddler, h. 89 Mullett. 

Lattrey, Thomas, shoemaker, h. 155 Abbott. 

Lattulippe, Henry, turner, bds. 407 Rail- 

road. 

Latulip, George, shipcarpenter, bds. 256 

Franklin. 

Laube, Andrew, blacksmith, h. o. 15 n. 89 

Napoleon. 

Laubentage, Joseph, clerk, h. 317 Juliette. 

Laucker, John, bookbinder, bds. American 

Hotel. 

Lautien, Albert, tailor, h. cor. Clinton and 


Lauder, James B., grocer and liquor dealer, 

6 and '7 Bussell House Block, h. 87 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Laue;, Joseph, laborer, h. o. 455 n. 549 Ma,- 

comb. 

Lauer, Louis, bookkeeper Backus St Bro., h. 


Lauer, Magnus, carpenter, h. 546 Rfacomb. 

Lauer, Ilaphael, laborer, h. Fort, n. e. cor. 

Twentieth. 

Lauer, Theodore C., carpenter, h. w. s. 

Seventh, opp. Plum. 

Lauge, Charles E., laborer, h. e. s. Wiilliams 


Laughray, Hugh, mason, h. 97 Elmwood 

ave. 

Laughray, William, mason, bds. Perkin's 

Hotel. 

Laukel, Michael, carpenter, h. 26 Silver. 

Laumer, John, laboler, h. s. w. cor. Fort 

and Hastings. 

Launigan, Miss Annie, dress maker, h. 311 

Sisth. 

Launir, George A., policeman, bds. Frank- 

lin House.

LAU LEA 

NEW YORE 1 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH IKCONE, $15,000 

-.. 

SOLON NeELROT, Dlanager and Agency Snpt., 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, M ICH. 

Launspricht, Edward, cooper, h. 331 Bron- 

son. 

Laurense, Cornelius L., clerk, h. Mount 

Elliott ave. 

Laurense, Leonard, clerk, h. Hamtramck. 

Laurense, Nicholas, clerk D. S; M. It. R., 

bds. cor. Mount Elliott ave. and Congress. 

Laureut, Bicholas, carpenter, h. 115 Cal- 

. houn. 

Lauren t, Kicholas, carriagepaint er, h. 2,99 

Fourth. 

Laurut, Kanhaert, machinist, bds. 115 Cal- 

houn. 

Lauth, Catharine (wid. Hartmann), h. 315 

St. Antoine. 

Lauth, Charles, laborer Il.lillerYs Brewery, 

bds. n. e. cor. Jefferson and Elmwood 

aves. 

Lauth, John Charles, carpenter, bds. 148 

Croghan. 

Lauth, John, foreman Rliller's Brewery, bds. 

n. e. cor. JeEersou and Elmwood aves. 

Lauth, Mary E. (wid. John), h. 146 Cro- 

ghan. 

Lavell, John, laborer, bds. 333 Thirteenth. 

Laven, Frank, carpenter, h. 502 St. Antoine. 

Laven, Peter, tealnster, b. 494 St. Antoine. 

Lavender, George H., lake survey, bds. 

60 Beaubien. 

Lavia, Marsell, laborer, bds. Franklin. 

Lavender, Robert H., ~ockbuilder, h. 60 

Beaubien. 

Lavigne, Mrs. Theresa, saloon, 725 Croghan, 

h. same. 

Law, Frederick, laborer, h. 451 Catharine. 

Latv, George, produce merchant, bds. 87 

Shelby. 

Law, Joseph, h. 77 Larned w. 

Law, Joseph; laborer, bds. 272 Gratiot. 

Law, John A., baggagemaster M. S. E. R., 

bds. 72 Brush. 

Law, John B., printer, bds. 97 Larned e. 

Law, Mrs. Margaret, h. 72 Brush. 

Law, William, tailor, h. 136 Adams ave. e. 

Lawier, John, porter Central Kailroad Hotel, 

bds. same. 

Lawler, Mary (wid. Edward), h. 117 La- 

brosse. 

Lawler, Patrick, sailor, h. 117 Labrosse. 

Lawrence, George W. (col'd), tailor and re- 

pairer, 98 Bates, h. 256 High. 

Lawrence, John, carpenter, h. 3 Glass Row, 

Maple. 

Lawrence, John, moulder, h. 60 Abbott. 

Lawrence, Michael, carpenter, 326 \lToocl- 

bridge e. 

Lawrence, Thomas, carpenter, h. 36 Sibley. 

Lawrence, INilliam, carpenter, h. 348 mToodbridge 

e. 

Lawrie, Mrs. Anna L., bds. 210 Park. 

Lawrie, Charles A., physician, bds. 210 

Park. 

Lawrie, Robert, carpenter, h. 263 Mullett. 

Lawrie, Thomas, contractor, h. 210 Park. 

Lawson, Daniel, policeman, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Lawson, Edward, merchant, h. 154 milkins. 

Lawson, George W., sailor, h. 20 Beaubien. 

Lawson, James, butcher, h. 87 Elizabeth w. 

Lawson, Jane (wid. Alexander), h. 138 

Catharine. 

Lawson, John W., tinsmith, h. 232 Columbia 

e. 

Lawson. Robert, clerk P. O., h. 260 Fort e. 

Lawson, Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, h. 167 

W ilkins. 

Lawton, James, carpenter, bds. 360 Michipan 

aye. 

Lav-ton, Thomas, moulder, h. 167 Wilkins. 

Lawyer, Joseph, sawyer, bds. 655 Franklin. 

Lawyer, Samuel E. (Richard Ash & Co.), h. 

68 Randolph. 

Lay. Ezra D., druggist, 173 Woodward ave., 

h. same. 

Lay, John, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. Hast- 

ing~ and Hivard. 

Lay, Thomas, laborer, bds. 152 Larned w. 

Lay, William F., clerk, bds. Michigan Ex- 

change. 

Lay man, John, carpenter, h. 171 Sixteenth. 

Layng, Gsorge F. (LayngBros.), bds. 204 

JeEerson ave. 

Layng, Iticliard W.(Layng Bros.), h. 204 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Layng Bros. (Richard W. and George F. 

Layng), bleachers, 204 Jefferson ave. 

Leach, Elisha, physician, h. 212 Second. 

Leach, Frederick, bookkeeper, h. w. s. Cass 

ave., bet. Selden and Alexandrine ave. 

Leach, Hubert, stonecutter, 11. 145 Division. 

Leach, Susie, bds. 113 Larned w. 

Leachy, James, drayman, h. 112 Beech. 

Leadbeater, Edward S., City Treasurer, 

City Hall, 11. 95 Cass. 

Leahy, James, night watchman, h. e. s. 

Thirteenth, nr. Chestnut. 

Leal, James B., clerk, h. 210 Fourth. 

Leal, John H., clerk, bds. 210 Fourth. 

Leard, George, h. Guoin, e. Campau. 

Leard, Robert Y., mechanic, h. Guoin, e. 

I Campau. 

Leary, James, horseshoer, h. 502 Seventh. 

Leary, J ohn, tobacconist, h. 473 Lafayette. 

Leare, Joseph, blacksmith; bds. 162 Wood- 

bridge e. 

LEAVENWORTH, THOMAS B., silver 

spoon and fork maker, 155 Woodward 

ave., h. w. s. Fourth, bet. Orchard and 

Plum. (See adv.)

LEA CITY DIRECTORY. LEI 265 

-- - 

Leavenworth, Thomas B., jr., bds. w. s. 

Fourth, bet. Orchard and Plum. 

Leavitt, Alvah E., real estate agt., h. 182 

Henry. 

Lebens, John (Lebens & Schubnell), h. 43 

Croghan. 

Lebens 8L Scllubnell (John Lebens and Leo 

Schubnell), soap and candle manf'rs., 236 

Napoleon. 

Lebot, Dennis, grocer, 335 Franklin, h. 

same. 

Lebot, Enos, grocer, s. w. cor. Orleans and 

Franklin, h. same. 

Lebot, Lewis, clerk, bds. 335 Franklin. 

Ledbeter, Joseph, bookkeeper, bds. 654 

Michigan are. 

Leddy. Dennis, plasterer, bds. 45 Labrosse. 

Leddy, Michael J., clerk, bds. 45 Labrosse. 

Lederle, Antoine, lighthouse superinten- 

dent, h. n. s. Jefferson ave., east of De- 

quindre. 

Lederl e, Louis, foreman lighthouse works, 

h. 36 Dequindre. 

Lechel, August, labodbr, h. 344 North. 

Lecbner, Francis, h. 1'76 Hastinge. 

Leckie, John F., engineer, bds. 260 Second. 

Leckie, Thomas, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 260 

Second. 

Leckinger, George, comb manfr., 283 High, 

h. same. 

Leclair, Lewis, tailor, h. n. w. cor. German 

and Dubois. 

Le Clerc, Frank (Le Clerc & Bro.), h. 255 

Elizabeth e. 

Le Clerc, John (Le Clerc & Bro.), h. 218 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Le i'lerc & Bro. (John and Frank LeClerc), 

boots and shoes, 131 Jefferson ave. 

Leconte, Alphonse, laborer, h. 251 Antie- 

tam. 

Ledbeter, Thomas, Supt d f Sewers, office 18 

Monroe ave., h. 654 Michigan ave. 

Leduc, John B., carpenter, h. 95 Catharine. 

Leduc, Louis, re~etables, City Hall mar- 

ket, 11. 101 Dubole. 

Lee, Andrew J., engineer, h. 179 Larned e. 

Lee, Bridget, washerwomen, h. e. s. Third, 

bet. Beech and Orchard. 

Lee, Charles E., coachman, h. n. e. cor. 

Elizabeth and Park. 

Lee, Edward (col'd), barber, bds. 343 Ma- 

comb. 

Lee, George W., telegraph operator, bds. 28 

Fort e. 

Lee, George W., vessel propr., office No. 1 

Merrill Block. h. 3 Madison ave. 

Lee, Henry, boots and shoes, 81 Gratiot, h. 

88 Miami ave. 

Lee, James, clerk, bds. 20 Spenc~r. 

Lee, John, bookkeeper, h. 317 Cass ave. 

Lee, john, mason, h. 45 Winder. 

Lee, John, h. 17 Oak. 

Lee, Miss Mary, dressmaker, bds. 44 Front. 

Lee, Peter, baker, h. 3'75 Congrcss c. 

Lee, William, baker, 130 Randolph, h. same. 

Lee, William (col'd), carpenter, h. 343 Ma- 

comb. 

Leech, Charles E., lime and bricks, office 

810 Atwater, h. 31 Lafayette. 

Leech, John, chairmaker, 45 Grand River, 

h. same. 

Leech. Mrs. John, millinery, 45 Grand 


Leech, Thomas, laborer, h. Franklin, nr. 

Campau. 

Leet.ch, Charles S., sergeant police, office 

City Hall, bds. Antisdel House. 

LEETE, THOMAS F., furnitcue manfr., 10 

Gratiot, h. same. (See adu.) 

Leete, Robert, bds. 10 Gratiot. 

L'Esperance, Alexander, laborer, h. 781 

Fort w. 

LeFavour, Edward, boots and shoes, o 

108 n. 124 Woodward ave., h. 177 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Lefavour, Jessie, laborer, bds. 20 Nine- 

teenth. 

Le Favour, Latimer, bookkeeper, bds. 45 

Congress w. 

Lefebere, Masinlilian, saloon, 144 Grand 


Lefevre, Alexander, cooper, h. 318 Russell 

Lefevre, Emanuel, sailor. h. 414 Lafayette. 

Lefevre, Frank, frame mounter, bds. 414 

Lafay ette. 

Lefevre, Julius, laborer, bds. 223 Adams 

ave e. 

Legg, Edward L., fruitdealer, h. 288 blul 

lett. 

Leggett, Augustus W., h. 129 Elizabeth e. 

Leggett, Edwin, clerk M. C. R. R. freigh 

ofice, h. 44 Clinton. 

Leggett, G. Henry (col'd), laborer, bds. 81 

Macomb. 

Leggett, William H., miller, h. 564 Third. 

Lehman, Adolph, h. 3'79 Brush. 

Lehman, George, carpenter, h. 146 Brew- 

ster. 

Lehmann, Henry, stonecutter, h. 193 Mar- 

ion. 

Lehmann, Margaret (wid. John), h. 300 

Mary. 

Lehmann, Peter, hackman, h. 116 Antietam. 

Lehnartz, Frederick W., draughtsman, res. 

Fort Wayne. 

Lehndorff, Reinhard, trimmer, h. 296 Fifth. 

Lehuhotf, Lewis, ready made ctotlzing, 127 

Jefferson ove., h. 160 Third. 

Lehnhoff, Joseph (Lehnhoff & Kallmeyer), 

h. 52 Howard. 

Lellnhoff & Kallmeyer (Joseph Lehnhoff 

and Marcus Kallmeyer), clothing, 69 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Leho, Andrew, laborer, h. 594 Franklin. 

Lehr, Conrrtd (J. F. Weber S: Co.), h. n. w. 

cor. St. Aubin ave. and German. 

Leib, Clara, sister superior St. Joseph Cath- 

olic School. 

Leib, William, mason, he Scott, bet. Rail- 

road crossing and Riopelle.

LEI LEP 


PARKE, JENWINGS & CO.'S 

Leich, Hubert, stonecutter, h. Division, bet. 

Hastings and Prospect. 

Leist, Jacob, laborer, bde. 101 Macomb. 

Leitch, Alexander (Haskes & Leitch), 11. 11 

Montcalm w. 

Leithead, James, h. 436 Franklin. 

Leithead, Robert, clerk A. E. Bissell & Son, 

h. 182 Michigan ave. 

Leland, Charles B., messenger American 


Leman, Jacob, laborer, bds. Larned e., nr. 

Randolph. 

Lemaj r, John, laborer, h. Guoin, on Campau 

Farm. 

Lemaire, Louis, importer French and 

Hhenish wines, 93 Larned e., h. same. 

Lemaire, Mas, salesman, bds. 93 Larned e. 

Lemay, John, captain. h. 272 Whitney. 

Lemke, Charles, blacksmith, 571 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Lemke, Frede-ick, blacksmith and wagon 

maker, 369 Grand River, h. 365 same. 

Lemke, John, tailor, h. 185 Clinton. 

Lemke, Louis, cigarmaker, h. 143 Brewster. 

Lemm, Hermann, basketmaker, bds. 156 St. 

Antoine. 

Lemme, William, blacksmith, h. 71 Clin- 

ton ave. 

Lemmer, August, marblecutter, bds. 160 

Elizabeth e. 

Lemmer, Henry, marblecutter, h. 193 Mari- 

on. 

Lemmings, James I., painter, h. 139 Adams 

ave e. 

Lemming, Jane (wid. Charles), h. 62 Farrar. 

Lemon, Charles, laborer, bds. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., bet. Michigan ave. and Chestnut. 

Lemon, Ezra hl., self raising flour, 277 Mich- 

igan aye., h. same. 

Lemon, Frank, machinist, bds. 14 Sullivan 

a ve. 

Lemon, Harry, jeweler, bds. 277 Michigan 

ave. 

Lemon, Harry, clerk, bds. 248 Woodward 

ave. 

Lemon, Joseph, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., bet. Michigan ave. and Chestnut. 

Lemon, Joseph, shoemaker, h. $68 Twenty- 

fourth. 

Lemon, Louis, sailor, h. 195 Croghan. 

Lemon, Magdalene (wid. John), h. 260 Rio- 

pelle. 

Lemon, Timothy, wagonmaker, 601 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Lempie, John, carpenter, h. 101 Thirteen- 

and-a-half. 

- 

Lenahan, Benjamin, laborer, h. 143 Plum. 

Lenahac, Dennis, carpenter, bds. 192 .Oak. 

Lenahan, John, soap peddler, h. 192 Oak. 

Lenau, Gottfried, tailor, h. 333 Montcalm e. 

Lenau, Miss Mary A., bds. 116 Maple. 

Lenenberg, Simon, watchmaker, 171 Wood- 


Lenfesty, James, broom manfr., 820 Jeffer- 

Lenfesty, John, miller, bds. 53 Seventh. 

son ave., bds. 725 same. 

Lengsfeld, Adolph, clerk, bds. Hotel Erich- 

sen. 

Lenhardt, George, machinist and dealer in 

sewing machines, 51 Bates, h. 244 Beau- 

bien. 

Lenman, Henry A., shoemaker, n. e. cor. 

Walker and Wight. 

Lennafest, Mrs. Catharine, h. 53 Prospect. 

Leniesal, Bernard, carpenter, h. o. 122 n. 192 

Division. 

Lennon, Robert, shipcarpenter, h. 628 Con- 

gress e. 

Lennos, James, painter, bds. 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

Lenstra, Lambert, laborer, h. 240 Clinton. 

Lenter, Henry, carpenter, h. 220 Watson. 

Lentez, Mathias, gardener, h. 383 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Lentez, Nicholas. h. 251 Hastings. 

Lenth, August, clerk. bds. 163 Sherman. 

Lentah, Frederika (wid. Joachim), h. 163 

Sherman. 

Lenth, William, painter, bds. 163 Sherman. 

Lents, Peter, laborer, h. 259 Baker. 

Lentz, Augustus, barber, bds. 164 Hastings. 

Lentz, John, laborer, h. 179 Bronson. 

Lentz, Minnie. midwife, h. 179 Bronson. 

Lenz, Frederick, painter, bds. 22 Catharine. 

Lenz, -- , cooper, h. o. 342 n. 442 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Lenzen, Henry, ca@enter, h. 326 Sherman. 

Leonard, Bernard A. (W. R1. Dwight & Co.), 


Leonard, Frederick, laborer, bds. 219 Ma- 

ple. 

Leonard, Edward, laborer, h. 368 TwJfth. 

Leonard, Harvey, painter, h. 357 Sherman. 

Leonard, John J., insurance agt., 124 Jeffer- 

son ave., h. 2174 Woodward ave. 

Leonard, John W., grocer, 88 Grand =ver, 

h. 72 George. 

Leonard, Julius, carpenter, h. o. 698 n. 100 

Franklin. 

Leonard, Oliver, bds. 103 Larned w. 

Leonard, Theodore 0. (Burr & Leonard), h. 

60 Stimson. 

Leonard, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 58 Or- 

chard. 

Leonhardt, Georg'e, machinist, h. 244 Beau- 

bien. 

Leopold, Ernst, tinsmith, 124 Bronson. 

Lepere, Benjamin, laborer, h. Woodbridge, 

bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth. . 

Lepper, Maxwell, law student, h. 258 First. 

Leyper, Maxwell, bookkeeper, h. 258 First.

LEP CITY DIRECTORY. LIB 267 

LePratte, Frank, caulker, h. 511 Fort e. 

L equhar, Francis, saloon and grocery, 

Wight, bet. Campau and Walker. 

Lerchen, Edward, butcher, bds. 66 Mont- 

calm w. 

Leriche, Alfred, saloon, 71 Monroe ave., h. 

same. 

LeRoy, Henry H., builder, h. 253 Woodward 

ave. 

LeRoy, Rhoda (wid. William H.j, seam- 

stress, h. 714 Lafayette. 

Lerry, James, blacksmith, h. o. 434 n. 502 

Seventh. 

LeSage, Alphonse, shoemaker, h. 354 Fif- 

teenth. 

LeSage, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 354 Fif- 

teenth. 

Lesotte, Julius, tanner, h. 535 Woodbridge 

west. 

LeSeur, William, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Ba- 

ker and Ninth ave. 

Eeshangues, Francis, carpenter, h. 510 

Woodbridge e. 

Leshel, Charles, laborer, bds. 344 North. 

Lesher, Joseph H., cutter, h. 252 Congress 

east. 

Leslie, James H., clerk D. gi; M. R. R., h. 

Larned, bet. St. Antoine and Beaubien. 

L'Esperance, Francis, lime dealer, saloon,755 

Woodbridge w., h. same. 

L'Esperance, Gilbert, plasterer and foreman 

lime kiln, h. 761 Woodbridge w. 

Letiker, Adam, carriagemaker, 11.46 Beech. 

Letourneau, Joseph H., carpenter, bds. 140 

Plum. 

Letts, Frederick, carbuilder, bds. Eight- 

eenth, nr. Michigan rtve. 

Letts, Charles, teamster, 175 Woodward 

a\-e., bds. Finney's Hotel. 

Letts, Cllarles E. (Letts & Clancy), h. 386 

\\'oodbridge w. I 

Letts S: Clancy (Charles E. Letts and John 

Clancy), cord wood, 399 Woodbridge w. 

Leuschnvr, Caroline (wid. Otto), h. St. Aubin 

ave., s. e. cor. Mullett. 

Lerally, Peter, carpenter, h. 40 Wight. 

Levassant, George, saloon, 56 Brush, h. 

same. 

Levi, Abraham, tailor, h. 346 Hastings. 

Levi, Harris, cigars and tobacco, 96 Gratiot, 

h. 28 Beacon. 

Levi, Isaac, Yankee notions, City Hall mar 

ket, h. 138 Clinton. 

Levi, Leopold, notions, 6 City Hall 

market, h. 29 Fort e. 

Levi, Morris, dothing store, 37 Jefferson 


Levi, Moses, peddler, h. 279 St. Antoine. 

Levi, William, dry and fancy goods, 313 


Levi, William, peddler, h. 248 Macomb. 

Levin, Samuel, peddler, 11. 8 Beacon. 

Levitt, Jacob, filecutter, h. 259 Mullett. 

Levy, David, clothier, 169 Woodbridge w., h. 

same. 

Levy, Henry, saloon, 161 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Levy, Ludwig, merchant tailor, 258 Jeffer- 


Levyn, Jacob, cigarmaker, h. 8 Beacon. 

Lewerenz, Frederick C. (Black & Lewerenz), 

bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Lewis. Alexander, (Alexander Lewis & Co.), 


Lewis,Rev. Ammi &I., pastor Mariners' Free 

Church, h. 67 Lewis. 

Lewis, Anthony J., carpenter, h. 114 Mich- 

igan ave. 

Lewis, Criprin, carpenter, h. 335 Sixteenth, 

Lewis, Ebenezer (col'd), waiter Russell 

House, h. 156 Fort e. 

Lewis, Edward, fireman Russell House, bds. 

same. 

Lewis, Frank S., Western Rural, bds. How- 

ard House. 

Lewls, George, carpenter. h. Macomb, bet. 


Lewis, George Washington Henry (col'd), 

teamster, h. s. s. Private, bet. Rivard and 

Russell. 

Lewis, Harriet (col'd-wid. George), h. 37 

Lafayette. 

Lewis, Hartman, car cleaner M. C. R. R., 

bds. 2?0 Jos. Campau ave. 

LEWIS, HORATIO N. F., publisher and 

proprietor Western Rural, 192 Jefferson 

ave., res. Chicago. 

Lewis, James, foreman M. C. R. R., h. s. w 

cor. Fifth and Labrosse. 

Lewis, James, physician, bds. cor. Third and 

Orange. 

Lewis, Joseph J.,printer, h. 153 Larned e. 

Lewis, John L (J. W. Keith & Co.), h. Wal- 

nut, s. e. cor. Seventh. 

Lewis, Julius C., lather, h. w. s. Sixth, bct. 

Pine .and Spruce. 

Lewis, Saxnuel, office over Savings Bank, 

opp. P. O., bds. 504 Jefferson ave. 

Lewis, Thomas, lime dealer, 404 Atwater, 

h. 375 Congress e, 

Lewis, Thomas, policeman, h. 195 Howard. 

Lewis, Walter C., clerk, bds. 289 Jefferson 

ave. 

Lewis. William, yardman D. & &I. R. R., 

11. 209 Congress e. 

LEWIS, ALEXANDER, B;s CO. (Alexander 

Lewis and Henry K. Lincoln), commission 

merchants, foot Randolph. 

Leyden, Mary (wid. Patrick), h. 69 Labrosse. 

Leyhart, Wllliam, shoeniaker, bds. White 

Swan Hotel, Larned w. 

Lezott, Peter, drayman, h. 384 Lafayette. 

Lezott, Peter, drayman, h. 172 Twelfth. 

L'Hommedieu, Charles A., bds. Biddle 

House. 

L'Hommedieu, George, cheese dealer, h. 

Woodward ave., s. c?. cor. Fremont. 

Lian ce, Exnile, cabinetmaker, h. 169 Bron- 

son. 

Libby, Jcsiah, shoemaker, h. 298 Randolph.

NEW YORK 

Uff@ I!~I%F~F~~G@ 

- @~ttqjm1;~y~ 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

CASH INCOME, $15,000 

DAILY 

- 

SOLON McELROY, Manager and Aganey Snpt., 


Libert, Carlos, French teacher Detroit Fe- 

male Seminary, bas. 40 Congress w. 

Libke, Christian, laborer, h. n. s. Jay, e. Du- 

bois. 

Libold, Theodore H., clerk, bds. Canada 

House. 

Lichtenberg, Abraham, fruit dealer, 36 City 

Hall market, h. 141 Division. 

Lichtenberg. Catharine (wid. J. George), h. 

133 Croghan. 

Lichtenberg, Christian J. (Lichtenberg Sr; 

Sons), bds. 133 Croghan. 

Lichtenberg, Christopher, laborer, h. 493 

Mullett. 

Lichtenberg, Gustav B., tobacconist, 64 and 

66 Congress e., h. 88 Adams ave e. 

Lichtenberg, Henry, laborer, h. 497 1Slul- 

lett. 

Lichtenberg, John G. (Lichtenberg &T Sons), 

bds. 133 Croghan. 

Lichtenberg: Louis, laborer, h. s. s. Maple, 


Liciltenberg, William (Lichtenberg & Sons), 

h. o. 183 n. 203 Fort e. 

Lichtenberg & Sons (George, Wil- 

liam and Christian J. Lichtenberg and 

Joha C. Reibeling), grocers, 34 Michigan 

Grand are. 

Lichtfeld, Ernst, blacksmith, h. 434 Mul- 

lett. 

Lick, Martin, laborer, h. 211 Maple. 

Lickfeld, Emst, carpenter, h. 434 Mullett. 

Licking, George, blacksmith, h. 76 Eighth. 

Liddell, Andrew A., carpenter, h. w. s. La- 

salle ave., bet. Chestnut and Butternut. 

Linderman, John, drayman, h. 380 Seven- 

teenth. 

Liebermann, Constantine, shoemaker, h. 86 

Fort e. 

Liebermann, Emanuel, wholesale clothing, 

34 Woodward ave., h. 39 Winder. 

Liebetrau, Christian, plumber, h. 297 Mont- 

calm e. 

Liebke, William, laborer, h. 317 Sherman. 

Liebschultz, Joseph, peddler, h. 136 Clin- 

ton. 

Lieby, Jacob, engineer, 11. 233 Orleans. 

Lief'eck, Mary, seamstress, h. 473 Orleans. 

Liegrist, Ernst, mason, bds. n. w. cor. Gra- 

tiot and Chene. 

Liegrist, Frank, blacksmith, bds. n. w. cor. 

Gratiot and Chene. 

Lient, August, blacksmith, h. 24 Silver. 

Liepold, Charles, lastmaker, h. 124 Bronson. 

Lievere, Xavier, machinist, h. 489 Hastings. 

-- - - - - - -- - - 

Liggett, John T., Sec'y Michigan Mutual 

Life Ins. Co., h. 169 Adams ave. e. 

Liggett, Robert A., clerk, bds. 169 Adams 

ave. e. 

Lightcap, Albert H., carriagemaker, bds. 14 

Pine. 

Lightfoot, James (col'd), carpenter, h. 199 

Riopelle. 

Lightfoot, James (col'd), house servant, h. 


Light foot, Joseph (col'd), mason, h. 269 

Catharine. 

Lightfoot, Madison (col'd), h. 269 Catharine. 

Lightfoot, William, carpenter, h. 281 Fort 

east. 

Lighthill, Charles, physician, h. 275 Brush. 

Lightner, Edwin N. (E. N. Lightner &- Co.), 


Lightner, Kev. Rlilton C., rector Grace 

Church, 11. IS9 Etizabeth e. 

Lightner, P. Baldy, student, bds. 159 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Lightner, Edwin N., S: Co. (Edwin N. Light- 

ner and -- ), mallufacturers phar- 

maceutical and toilet goods, 13 Jefferson 

ave. 

Lilien, Wiiliam, draughtsman, bds. . Antis- 

del House. 

Lill, Ferdinand, harnessmaker, bds. 183 Ma- 

ple. 

Lilley, John, traveling agent, h. 95 Adams 

ave. w. 

Lilley, John VST., confectioner, bds. 95 Ad- 

ams aye. w. 

Lillis, Michael, foreman, h. o. 140 n. 150 

Franklin. 

Limbach, Martin, hardware dealer, 100 

Woodward ave., h. o. 29 n. 57 Winder. 

Limbacher, Alois, porkpacker, h. 346 Juli- 

ette. 

Limpens, Rev. George, pastor Church of 

Our Lady, h. 23 Elmmood ave. 

Limus, William, laborer, h o. 144 n. 152 

Franklin. 

Linabury, Albert, printer, bds. Tremont 

House. 

Linabury, Joseph, clerk, bds. Tremoaf 

House. 

Lincoln, Henry K. (Alexander Lewis & Co.), 


Lindanman, Charles (Charles Linda.nman & 

Co.), h. 200 Woodbridge w. 

Lindanman, Charles, jr., bds. 200 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Lindanman &. Co. (Charles Lindanman and 

Richard P. Osgood), meat market, 200 

Woodbrid e w. 

Lindemann, killiam, wagonmaker, bds. St. 

Antoine, second door below Montcalm. 

Lindschnider, Conrad, blacksmith, bds. 26 

Silver. 

Lindsay, Archibald B., insurance 

agt., Bank Block, Griswold, h; 124 Lafay- 

ette ave. (See adv.) 

Lindsay, James, carpenter, h. 203 Seventh. 

0

Lindsay, John, messenger American Na- 

tional Bank, bds. Franklin House. 

Lindsay, Mary (wid. John R.), h. w. s. Du- 

bois, nr. Chestnut. 

Lindsay, Thomas N., carpenter, h. 467 Beau- 

bien. 

Lindsay, William N., accountant, bds. 40 

Congress w. 

Lindo, Justina (wid. Gottlieb), h. n. s. Ma- 

ple, bet. Chene and Uubois. 

Lindow, Frederick, tailor, bds. s. s. Macomb, 

w. Rivard. 

Lindow, John, tailor, h. s. s. Macomb, w. Ri- 

vrtrd. 

Lindu, Augustus, laborer, bds. 436 Mullett. 

Linena, Patrick, laborer, h. 168 Porter. 

Lines, Edward, shipcarpenter, h. n. e. cor. 

Twenty-third and Howard. 

Ling, Conrad (Ling & Chandler), h. 233 

Brush. 

Ling & Chandler (Conrad Ling and George 

S. Chandler), organ and melodeon manu- 

facturers, 15 Campus Martius. 

Lingemann, Andrew, machinist, h. 100 Ba- 

ker. 

Lingemann, Anthony, sawyer, h. 100 Four- 

teenth. 

Lingemann, Caspar, manufacturer and 

dealer in umbrellas and parasols, 30 Mon- 

roe ave., h. same. 

Lingemann, Frank, butcher, n. w. cor Di- 

vision and St. Antoine, h. same. 

Lingemann, Frederick, jeweler, h. 213 Lar- 

ned e. 

Lingemann, Mrs. Frederick, midwife, h. 133 

Seventeenth. 

Lingemann, John, h. 133 Seventeenth. 

Lingemann, Joseph, butcher, 1 City Hall 

market, 11. cor. Orleans and Marion. 

Linginger, Albert, painter, bds. 460 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Link, Henry, carpenter, bds. 310 Macomb. 

Link, Peter, shoemaker, h. 310 Macomb. 

Linka, John C., cabinetmaker, e. s. Thir- 

teen-and a-half, nr. Chestnut. 

Linn, Alexander R. (A. R. & VST. F. Linn), 

h. 89 Fifth. 

Linn, Jane R. (wid. William), bds. 333 

Woodward ave. 

Linn, John D., clerk, bds. Detroit Exchange. 

Linn, John, clerk, h. 469 Fort w. 

Linn, Robert, h. 594 Fort w. 

Linn, Thomas (Campbell, Linn & Co.), 5ds. 


Linn, William A., carpenter, bds. 444 Sev- 

enth. 

Linn, William F. (A. R. & W. F. Linn), bds 

364 Abbott. 

Linn, William J., bds. Eisenlord's Hotel. 

LINN, A. R., & W. F. (Alexander R. and 

VSTilliam F. Linn), tea, coffee and spices, 

320 JeEerson ave. (See adu.; 

Linnehan, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 223 Por- 

ter. 

Linnenberg, Ripert, carpenter, h. 17 Clay. 

35 

CITY DIRECTORY. LIT 

Linsell, Frederick, grainer, h. 51 Elizabeth 

east. 

Linsell, Joseph, clerk, h. 80 Walnut. 

Linsey, James, carpenter, h. 301 Seventh. 

Lintello, Alvah, parasol repairer, 589 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Linteman, Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 429 St. 

Antoine. 

Linto, August, roofer, h. 436 .Mullett. 

Linto, Joseph, saloon, 480 Gratiot, h. same. 

Liuton, William J., machinist, h. 214 Sec- 

ond. 

Linton, Wlliam, laborer, h. n. Jones' Dry 

Dock. 

Lintz, Elias M. cooper, h, o. 355 n. 352 

Bronson. 

Lippmeyer John, h. 165 Sherman. 

Lippold, Henry H., steam dyer, 81 Congress 

e., h. 297 Gratiot. 

Lips, Elizabeth (wid. Cornelius). bds. o. 505 

n. 598 Seventh. 

Lips, Johannes, laborer, h. o. 505 n. 598 Sev- 

enth. 

Lipscomb, John, carpenter, h. n. s. Sev- 

enth, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

Liscon, Charles, carpenter, bds. 16 Beau- 

bien. 

Liseu, Joseph, clerk, h. 80 Catharine. 

Lisee, Joseph V., clerk, bds. 80 Catharine. 

Liskiner, Frank, tobacco manfr., bds. 120 

Rrewster. 

List, Charles, blacksmith, h. 183 Clinton. 

List, Philip, cigarmaker, h. o. 27 n. 307 

North. 

Lister, Frank, laborer, h. e. s. Dubois, bet. 


Lister, William M., bookkeeper, h. 76 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Litch, George, painter, bds. Beaubien, nr. 

Bradv. 

Litey, john, carpenter, h. 287 Michigan 

ave. 

LITHOGRAPHING. ENGRAVING' AND 

MAP PUBLISHING CO., The Calvert, 

Arcade Building, 36 Larned w. (See 

ad%) 

Litke, Emil, tailor, h. 486 Lafayette. 

Little, Charles, express driver, h. 20 Beech. 

Little, Charles (F. B. Sibley & Co.), bds. 725 


Litttle, Eliza (col'd-wid. George), h. 126 

Macomb. 

Little, Simon A., h. n. s. Michigan ave., bet. 

Humboldt and Sullivan aves. 

Little, William, shoemaker, Bds. Larned, nr. 

St. Antoine. 

Littlefield, Arthur E., clerk, bds. o. 97 n. 111 

George. 

Littlefield, Justus, h. o. 97 n. 111 George. 

Littlejohn, Adam, drayman, h. 754 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Littleton, Capt. W., seaman, h. 56 Macomb 

ave. 

Litzenburger, George, shoemaker, h. 229 

1 Macomb.

2'70 ?.JW CLARK'S DETROIT LOM 


MANUFACTURINO CHEMISTS 

OiUce, 374 Cass Avenue, 

LABORATORY, COBRER HENRY AR'D CLIFFORD STREETS, 


DETROIT, - WICHIGAN- 

Liverenz, Joechen, laborer, h. 360 Dubois. 

Livermore, Charles F., clerk, h .68 Farrar. 

Livingston, Alexander, stonecutter, bds. 

\ Goodman House. 

Livingston, Allen, lather. h. 563 Beaubien. 

Livingston, Charles H., clerk, bds. Tremont 

House. 

Livingston, Edward D., salesman, h. 144 St. 

Antoine. 

Livingston, John, ironpolisher, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

Livingstone, Charles H., clerk, bds. 58 Beau- 

bien. 

Livingstone, James, boarding, h. 112 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Livingstone,William, jr. (Livingstone & Co.), 

h. 231 Park. 

Livingstone, William, sr. (Livingstone & Co.), 

h. 33 Center. 

LIVINGSTONE & CO. (William, sr., and 

William Livingstone, j r.), commission and 

wood merchants, . foot Kanaolph. (See 

adu.) 

Liguar, Thomas, milkman, h. n. e. cor. Erie 

and Railroad. 

Lloyd, George O., steward Garrison House, 

h. 58 Larned west. 

Lloyd, Gordon W., architect, 81 Griswold, 

bds. 168 Congress e. 

Lloyd, Owen, laborer, h. 41 Harrison ave. 

Lloyd, Richard, engineer, bds. 27 Atwater. 

Lloyd, Robert C,, bookkeeper, bds. o. 3 n. 


Lloyd. Zina, farmer, h. 156 Lamed e. 

Lobdell, Joseph B., propr. Railroad Ex- 

change Hotel, 30 and 32 Michiran Grand 

ave. 

Lochbihler, John, carpenter, h. 233 Sher- 

man. 

Lochbihler, Michael, tailor, h. 361 Riopelle. 

Lochbihler, Wendelin, stonecutter, h. 156 

Clinton. 

Locke, Charles H. (Gunn & Locke), h. 337 

Woodward ave. 

Locke, Edward J., clerk, bds. Garrison 

Y 

Lo ckwood, Albertine (wid. Thomas W.), h. 

o. 6 n. 20 Elizabeth e. 

Lockwood, Charles H., butcher, h. 176 Nineteenth. 

Lockwood, Dexter S., laborer, h. w. s. Nineteenth, 

bet. Alexander and Baker. 

I~ockwood, Edward, printer, h. 350 Sixth. 

Lockwood, James K., lumber dealer, 12 Rotunda 

Building, h. 84 Howard. 

Lockwood, Mrs. Mary N., h. 71 Fort w. 

Lockwood, William W., bookkeeper, bds. 0. 

6 n. 20 Elizabeth e. 

Lodge, Edwin A, homceopathic physician;51 

Wayne, h. 49 same. 

Lodge, Edwin, jr., bookkeeper, bds. 49 

Wavne. 

~odew~ck, Henry (Lodewyck Bros.), bds. 121 

Rivard. 

Lodew? ck, John, ' foreman Car Works, h. 

627 \Voodbrid~e e. 

Lodewjck, peter I. (Lodewyck Bros.), bds. 

121 Rivard. 

Lodewyck, Regina (wid. John P.), h. 121 

Rivard. 

Lodewyck Bros. (peter I. and Henry Lodewyck), 

coopers, 117 Rivard. 

Loeffler, John L. (Keith & Co.), h. 31 Wali 

nut. 

, Loeffler, William, cabinetmaker, h. 244 

i Catharine. 

Loeher, John, carpenter, h. 204 Itussell. 

1 Loehof, William, tanner, h. 188 Grove. 

I Loenicker, Adam, jeweler, h. 68 Harriett. 

Loeser, Theresa (mid. Auguss j, saloon, 119 

Russell, h. *anle. 2 

Loewe, Gottfried, saloon, 465 Clinton ave., 

h. same. 

Loewe, Leithold, cabinetmaker, bds. 461 

Clinton ave. 

Loewe, Oscar, moulder. h. 491 Macomb. 

Loewenstein, Max, peddler, bds. 7 Porter- 

Loewer, Henry, tailor, 52 Brush, h. 350 St. 

Antoine. 

Loewer, .John, tailor, h. 451 Riopelle. 

Loewitt, Jacob, h. 225 Fort e. 

Loftus, James, waiter, h. 393 Fifth. 

Logan, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 258 Sixteenth. 

Lohmann, Berhardinus J.,ci,aar manfr., h. e. 

s. Fourth, bet. Liberty and Tuscola. 

' Lohmann, Clements F., cigarmaker, h. 603 

Seventh. 

Lohn, John (cord), waiter Russell House, 

bds. same. 

House. 

Lohr, Adam W., printer, bds. 98 Sherman. 

:Pe, George, clerk, bds. 408 Third. Lohr, Edward, captain, h. 569 Lafayette. 

* -:ocke, =eph, grocer, 2 Beaubien, h. same. Lohr, Francis, sailor, h. 388 Franklin. 

Lockhad; George, machinist, h. 86 La- Lohre, John, porter, h. 220 Clinton. 

brosse. 

Lohre, Margaret (wid. J ustus,, bds. 220 Clin- 

Lockhart, William, machinist, h. o. 401 n. ton. 


Lohrmann, Frederick, teamster, ' h. 49 Ma- 

Lockhoff, Edward, engineer, bds. ,201 Cro- ple. 

ghan. 

Loman, Benjamin, cigarmaker, h. Fourth, 

Lockmann, James, conductor D. & M. R. R, n. Liberty. 


Lomas, James, blacksmith, h. 48 Labrosse.

L8M CIXY DIRECTORY. Lou 271 

Lomas, William, machinist M. C. R. R., h. 

141 Baker. 

Lomasney, James, carpenter, bds. 93 Michi- 

gan Live. 

Lornasney, Michael, shipcarpenter, h. e. s. 

Sisth, bet. Orchard and Plum. 

Lomasney, William,tailor. 93 blichigan ave., 

h. same. 

Lombier, Louis, shipcarpenter, h. o. 260 n. 

268 Franklin. 

Lom bird, William, tobacconist, h. 156 Catha- 

rine. 

London, Frederick, carpenter, h. 408 Sisth. 

Eonergan, Michael, shoemaker, bds. w. s. 

Rowland, nr. Grand River. 

Lonergan, Michael, fruit dealer, 53 Row- 

land, h. same. 

Loney, Mathew, gardener, h. 93 Baker. 

Long, Andrew, yardman Michigan Es- 


Long, Ann (wid. William), h. 102 Orchard. 

Long, August, painter, h. 102 Marion. 

Long, Fredricka (wid. Jacob), h. 102 Mar- 

ion. 

Long, George, cigarmaker, bds. 46 Fort e. 

Long, Henry, painter, bds. 48 Seventh. 

Long, Henry, fireman Michigan Exchange, 

bds. same. 

Long, James, h. 127 Third. 

Long, Jeremiah, blacksmith, bds. 102 Or- 

chard. 

Long, John, horseshoeing, 235 Gratiot, h. 58 

Napoleon. 

Long, John, foreman Gas Works, h. 127 

Third. 

Long, John, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Third and 

Howard. 

Long, John B., livery stable, 55 Jefferson 

sve.,h. 149 Congress w. 

Long, John E. (Fisher & Long), h. n. s. Mont- 

calm. bet. Park and Clifford. 

Long, joseph, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, nr. 

Poplar. 

Loni Levi, peddler, h. 163 Clinton. 

Long, Morris, la borer, h. 42 Seventh. 

Long, Richard, grocer, Hamtramck, h. 357 

Franklin. 

Long. Samuel, blacksmith, h. n. s. Walnut, 

nr. Seventh. 

Long, William, bookkeeper, h. 604 Seventh. 

Long, William, plumber, bds. 102 Orchard, 

Loagberry, Oswald, laborer, h. 575 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Longbottom, Mrs. Mary, h. 204 Riopelle. 

Longeran, Mrs. Catharine, h. cor. Chene 

and Guoin. 

Longhorn, Margaret (wid. Robert), h. 204 

Riopelle. 

Longranger, Eugene A., sailor, h. Fort, bet. 

Fourteenth and Fifteenth. 

Longtin, Charles, foreman Pitts' saw mill, 

h. 232 Riopelle. 

Longtin, Charles, h. 381 Gratiot. 

Longton, Moaes, shipcarpenter, 1L I25 Du- 

bois. 

Longton, Paul, blacksmith, bds. 123 Dubois. 

Lonzon, Niss Theodora, h. 179 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Lonzo, Anthony, sailor, h. 260 Franklin. 

Look, Arnold, carpenter, h. 193 Macomb. 

Look, Henry, tailor, bds. 193 Macomb. 

Lcok, Peter, carpenter, bds. 193 Xacomb. 

Loomer, Elliott, painter, bds. 355 Clinton. 

Loomer, George, lumber measurer, h. 355 

Clinton. 

Loomer, Caroline (wid. John), bds. 42 Co- 

lumbia w., upstairs. 

Loomis, William H. (col'd), laborer, h. 365 

Macomb. 

Looney, Pzter, laborer, h. 112 Franklin. 

Loranger, Amos J., grocer, cor. Fort and 

Eighteen-and-a half, h. 497 Fort w. 

Loranger, August, cooper, h. 235 Sisth. 

Loranger, Clement C., h. 811 Woodbridga 

west. 

Loranger, John B., engineer, h. 799 Fort w. 

Loranger, Soseph, wood dealer and 

fisher, h. 811 Woodbridge w. 

Loranger, Philip J., shingle manfr. 

and fisheries, h. foot Eighteen-and-a-half. 

Loranger, William, steward William Cowie, 

h. 774 Woodbridge w. 

Lorch, Gabriel, clerk, bds. 199 Lafayette. 

Lord, Albert, shipper, bds. Purdy's Hotel. 

Lord, John M., bartender, 'bds. 44 Larned w. 

Lord, J. Pratt, policeman, h. Seventeenth, 

nr. cor. Howard. 

Lordon, Dennis, laborer, h. 196 Labrosse. 

Lorencin, Henry, laborer, h. 37 Eighteenth. 

Lorf, Charles, tailor, bds. 260 Clinton. 

Lorf, Franz, brickmaker, h. 260 Clinton. 

Lorf, Gottlieb, tailor, h. 260 Clinton. 

Lorenz. Carl, laborer, h. 97 Twentv-second. 

Lorenzen, Henry. laborer, h. 37 Eighteenth. 

Loreon, More, carpenter, h. 406 Guoin. 

Lorimer, John S., bookkeeper, h. 586 F'ort 

east. 

Loring, Frank L., boots and shoes, 109 

Woodward ave., bds. 257 .Jefferson ave. 

Loring, Daniel A., bds. 257 Jefferson ave. 

Lorman, Charles A., manager Belle Isle Ice 

Co.. h. 78 Bagg. 

Losey, Frederiqk C., machinist, bds. 2% 

S econd. 

Losky, Frederick, laborer, h. Sixteenth, n. 

Micliigztn ave. 

Lotharius, Mathew, butcher, h. 153 Pros- 

pect. 

Lothemmer, Louis, tailor, h. 153 Marion. 

Lothrop, George V. N., attorney, 154 Jeffer- 

son ave.., h. 236 Woodbridge e. 

Lott, Adam, coppersmith, h. 407 Riopelle. 

Lotterkaus, Mas, baggageman M. C. R. R., 

h. 206 Twelfth. 

Lottier, Thomas W., supt. Granger & Car 

ter, bds. Howard House. 

Lotz, Charles, grocer, 273 Hastings. 

Lotz, Henry, shoemaker, bds. 200 Eighth. 

Loud, John, carpenter, h. w. s. Elmwood 

ave., bet. Fort and Lafayette. 

*

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xmW YORE 

- 

@Qmpa~v, 

~ & ~ ~ ~ ~ Q ~ 

ASPETF, . . $12,000,000 

. DAILY CASH &COME, $15,000 

- 

SOLON MeELROF, lana~er and Agency Snpt., 


Louden, George, painter, h. 69 Pine. 

Loughed, Noah, stonecutter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Louis, Abraham, peddler, h. 15 Beacon. 

Louis, Harris, peddler, h. 148 Mullett. 

Louis, Henry D., mason, bds. 7 Glass Row, 

Maple. 

Louis, Jacob E., tannery, 346 Orleans, bds. 

cor. Chene and Chestnut. 

Love, James, constable Sixth Ward, h. 231 

Montcalm e. 

Love, John, carpenter, h. 390 Twelfth. 

Love, William, blacksmith, h. 215 St. An- 

toine. 

Loveland, Horace, lumber contractor, h. 184 

F'irst. 

Lovetot. John, tinsmith, h. 265 Franklin. 

LOVETT, STEPHEN W., plumber, gas 

and steam fitter, 43 Griswold, h. 231 

Fourth. (See adv.) 

Lovett, William, drover, h. 182 Henry. 

Lovett, William E. (Scotten, Lovett & Co.), 

h. 169 Fort m. 

Low, Catharine (col'd-wid. William), h. 91 

Croghan. 

Low, Joseph, salesman, h. 16 Columbia e. 

Lowe, Edward P., printer, bds. 40 Congress 

west. 

Lowe, Eugene S., kth J. M. Bradstreet & 

Son, bds. 73 High. 

Lowe, Henry C., salesman, h. 8 Columbia e. 

Lowe, John (col'd), barber, h. 363 Croghan. 

Lowe, John, salesman, h. 65 Sibley. 

Lowe, Peter J., engineer, h. 428 Grand 

Hiver . 

Lowe, Robert M., machinist, h. 306 Lafay- 

ette. 

Lowe, Thomas, jr., bookkeeper, bds. 8 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Lowe, Thomas, sr., policeman D. & M. R. R., 

h. 8 Columbia e. 

Loweler, Samuel, millwright, bds. 602 La- 

fayette ave. 

Lowell, Sarah A., bds. 48 Miami ave. 

Lowenburg, Emerl, fancy goods, 171 Michi- 


stein, Jacob, bookkeeper, h. 12 Beacon. 

Lowenstein, John, saloon, 182 Larned w., 

bds. same. 

Lowrie. Ann (wid. John), h. 120 Columbia e. 

Lowrie, George (James Lowrie & Sons), h. 

321 Third. 

Lowrie, James (Jarnee Lowrie & Sons), res. 

Grosse Isle. . 

: Lo.~rie, William (James Lowrie & Sons), 


Lowrie, James, & Sons (James, George and 

William Lowrie), dry goods, 148 Woodward 

ave. 

Lowry, Joseph T. (Scotten, Lovett & Co.), h. 

300 Randolph. 

Lowson. James, harnessmaker, 400 Michi- 

gan ave,, h. same. 

LOWSON, VJILLIAM Re7 saddle and bar- 

nesemaker, 388 Michigan ave., h. same. 

Loy, Patrick, laborer, h. w. s. Lasalle ave., 

nr. Chestnut. 

Loynon, Gilbert (Loynon & Co.), h. 470 

Woodbridge w. 

Loynon & Co. (Gilbert Loynon and George 

W. Lapoint), grocers, 410 M700dbridge W. 

Lozer, John, laborer, bds. Wight, bet. 


Lozo, David, laborer, h. 69 Wight. 

Lozo, Isadore, laborer, h. Guoiu, nr. Chene. 

Lubliner, Sigismund, bookkeeper A. Lands- 

berg, bds. 60 Madison ave. 

Lucas, Mrs. Eliza (col'd-wid.), h. 242 M* 

comb. 

Lucas, Joseph, carpenter, bds. Ward's Hotel, 

Mich. ave. 

Lucas, John, huckster, 12 Crawford. 

Lucas, John, laborer, bds. 69 Sixteenth. 

Lucas, Willian, cooper, 11.181 Second. 

Luccea, John, mason, h. 143 Columbia e. 

Luce, Benjamin, oil dealer, bds. 321 Second. 

Luce, Charles R., engineer M. S. R. R., h. 

216 Guoin. 

Luce, David, fireman M. S. R. R., bds. 62 

Randolph. 

Luchsinger, Rudolph, carriagemaker, h. 0. 

103 n. 281 Tl'hitney. 

Lucht, Frederick, laborer, h. e. s. Chene, n. 

German. 

Lucia, Joseph, bricklayer, bds. 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

Lucker, Edward (col'd), saloon, 100 Bates, 

bds. same. 

Lucker, Henry. musician, h. 260 Riopelle. 

Luclier, Henry, clerk, bds. 115 Woodbridge 

east. 

Lucker, Hubert, musician, bds. 312 Macomb. 

Lucker, John, musician, h. 0. 396 n. 470 

Croghan. 

Lucker, John, h. 312 Macomb. 

Lucker, Pancratius, musician, bds. 312 Ma- 

comb. 

Lucker, Peter, musician, bds. 312 Macomb. 

~~ckhoff, Edward, shoemaker, h. 197 Croghan. 

Lucking, Joseph, butcher, 18 Clifford, h. 

same. 

Lucking, Joseph, csrpenter, bds. &mhmn 

House. . 

Lucky, Henry, shoemaker, bds. 179 Mulktt. 

LUCY, John, grocer. 84 Grand River, h. same. 

LUCY, John, saloon, 48 Front, h. same. 

Ludden, Henry D., surveyor, .Ms. S. W. core 

Gratiot and Elmwood ave. 

Lnderbecker, Frederick, wood turner, h. 453 

Riopelle. I ,

I 

Jefferson Ave~aue, opposite EZmw400d Avenue. 

Annual importations of the Sovelties of Europe. 

Flower SMl! of ths Best and Most Popular Varieties. 1 , 

' :I I I

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L m 6 CITT DIRECTORY. LPN 273 

Luderer, August William, collector, h. 90 

Congress e. 

Ludgeuber, James, clerk, bds. Garrison 

House. 

Ludington, James, stove moulder, h. 276 

Third. 

Ludlow, Richard C., engineer, h. 0.173 n. 

207 Fourth. 

Ludwick, John, foreman D. & M. car works, 

h. n. a cor. Woodbridge and Jos. Campau 

ave. 

Ludwig, Albert, stonecutter, h. nr. s. w. cor. 

Hastings and Benton. 

Ludwig, Charles, soldier, h. 165 Sherman. 

Ludwig, Christoph, basketmaker, h. 243 

Macomb. 

Ludwig, Conrad, boarding, h. 16 Fort e. 

Ludwig, Conrad, laborer, bds. 471 Port e. 

Ludwig, Dewald, basketmaker, h. 501 Ma- 

comb. 

Ludwig, Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 19 

Beacon. 

Ludwig, George, clerk, bds. Goodman House. 

Ludwig, Henry, carver, h. 236 Croghan. 

Ludwig, Jacob, basketma ker, h. 300 J uliette. 

Ludwig, John, mloon, 222 Croghan, h. same. 

Ludwig, Joseph, jr., basketmaker, h. 300 

Juliette. 

Ludwig, William, basketmaker, h. 25 Ger. 

man. 

Luebner, Frederick, shoemaker, n. e. cor. 

Beaubien and W oodbridge, h. same. 

Luecht, Charles, blacksmith, h. 180 Clinton. 

Lueckel, John, bookbinder, bds. 184 Larned 

west. 

Luedinghausen, Oscar W., gen'l ag't Peoria 

Mutual Benevolent Association, office 305 

Congress e., h. same. 

Lueman, Herxnann, tailor, bdo. 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

Luetge, Frederick, photographer, 61 Mon- 

roe ave., h. same. 

Luetge, Mrs. Kate. h. 276 Macomb. 

Luetticke, Adam, wheelwright, h. 46 Beech. 

Luetticke, Henry (J. Luetticke & Bro.), h. 

145 Croghan. 

Luetticke, Joseph, grocer, 165 Hastings, h. 

same. 

Luetticke, Joseph, jr., currier, bds. 145 Cro- 

ghan. 

Luetticke, J., & Bro. (Joseph and Henry 

Luetticke), tanners, cor. Riopelle and 

Mullett. 

Luettmann, Abraham, peddler, h. 218 Clin- 

ton. 

Luettman, Jacob, peddler, h. 218 Clinton. 

Luettmann, Louis, peddler, bds. 218 Clinton. 

Luetz, George, laborer, h. 120 High. 

Lugenbell, James P., bds. Garrison House. 

Luger, Frank, bookbinder, bds. 173 Lafay- 

ette. 

Luger, Mary (wid. Caspar), h. 195 Lafay- 

ette. 

Lugger, Otto, asst. lake survey, bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Lukes, Frank, butcher, h. 592 Gratiot. 

Lukes, Francisco (wid. Frank), h. 595 Grrt- 

tiot. 

Lum, Charles M., h. 190 Lafayette ave. 

Lumsden, David, insurance agt., ;h. 100 

Adams ave. e. 

Lumsden, John, gardener, h. n. e. cor. 

Woodward and Alexandrine aves. 

Lumsden, Rachael, teacher Willis ave. 

school, h. Woodward ave., n. w. tor. 

Alexandrine ave. 

Lumsden, Thomas O., baker, bds. n. e. cor. 

Woodward and Alexandrine ave. 

Lumsden, William O., gardener, bds. n. e. 

cor. Woodward and Alexandrine aves. 

Lumbacher, Louis, laborer, h. 380 Juliette. 

Lunger, John, carpenter, h. 292 Thirteen- 

and-a-half. 

Lungershausen, Charles (Au'ener, Lungera- 

hausen & Voelker), h. 38 Beaubien. 

Lupman, Hermann, tailor, bds. 247 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Luscheir, Louis, laborer, h. 465 Mullett. 

Luscomb, Elizabeth (wid. William), h. 35 

Sixth. 

Lust, John, baker, bds. 87 Atwater. 

Lutes, Lorenzo, sailor, h. e. s. Thirteen and- 

a-half, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

Luther, Herman, tailor, h. 247 Sherman. 

SLutman, John, bookkeeper, bds. 33 Abbott. 

Lutman, William, clerk, bds. I11 Third. 

Lutny, Jacob, wagonmaker, h. 61 Eliza- 

beth e., up stairs. 

Luttenbacher, Caroline, cashier S. Kirchner, 


Lutwycke, Edgar, cabinetmaker, bds. 643 

Congress e. 

Lutwycke, Edgar,moulding manfr., bds. 643 

Congress e. 

Lutz, Christopher, laborer, h. 220 Colum- 

bia e. 

Lutz, Frederick, laborer, h. 153 Thirteen- 

and-a-half. 

Lutz, Henry, butcher, h. 181 Michigan ave. 

Lutz, Hermann, pavement maker, h. 224 

Montcalm e. 

Lutz, Jacob, wagonmaker, h. 75 Elizabeth e. 

Lutz, John, machinist, bds. 224 Mont- 

calm e. 

Lutz, John, upholsterer, bds. 142 Gratiot. 

Lutz, Peter, currier, h. Wight, bet. Adair 

and Leib. 

Luycks, Theodore, carpenter, h. 251 Grand 

Biver. 

Lybolt, Oliver D., agt., bds. Perkin's Hotel. 

Lycet, Michael, laborer, h. 129 Plum. 

Lyell, Harris, dry goods and clothing, 275 


i Lynch, Andrew, laborer, h. 69 Montcalm w. 

Lynch, Catharine (wid. Patrick), boarding, 

h. 91 Grand River, up stairs. 

Lynch, Cornelius, laborer, h. n. s. Lafayette 

ave., bet. Seventh and Eighth. 

Lynch, Edward, carpent,er, bds. 3 Walnut. 

Lynch, Eliza (wid. Patrick), h. 180 Fort e.

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AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETROIT, - MICHIGAN. 

Lynch, James, plumber and gas fitter, bds. 

567 Fort 8. 

Lynch, James, saloon, 4 Woodward ave., h. 

s. e. cor. Larned and Shelby. 

Lynch, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 557 Fort e. 

Lynch, John, coppersmith, h. s. s. Beech, 

bet. Secoud and Third. 

Lynch, John, laborer, h. 567 Fort e. 

Lynch, John, h. 162 First. 

Lynch, John, tailor, h. 97 Larned w. 

Lynch, Joseph, sailor, bds. 287 Atwater. 

Lynch, Mary (wid. John), h. 69 Montcalm w. 

Lynch, Miss Mary A., dressmaker, h. 121 

Elizabeth e. 

Lynch, Michael, turner, h. 121 Elizabeth e. 

Lynch, Patrick, plasterer, h. 70 Columbia e. 

Lynch, Patrick, laborer. h. 3 Walnut. 

Lynch, Patrick, jr., plasterer, bds. 3 Wal- 

nut. 

Lynch, Miss Rebecca, sewing machine op- 

erator, h. Labrosse, bet. Fifth and Sixth. 

Lynch, Thomas, steward, h. 105 Orchard. 

Lynch, %Tilliam, chairmaker, bds. 121 Eliza- 

beth e. 

LYNCH, WILLIAM, slat shade manfr., 208 


Lynn, August, blacksmith, h 24 Silver. 

Lyon, Adolph, brewery, 228 Napoleon, h. 

same. 

Lyon, Alexander, druggist, h. 42 James. 

Lyon, Anson E., house mover, h. 35 Eliza- 

beth w. 

Lyon, Edward (E. Lyon & Co.), bds. Michi- 

gan Exchange. 

Lyon, Edward O., house mover, bds. 35 

Elizabeth w. 

Lyon, Farnham (E. Lyon & Co.), bds. Mich- 

igan Exchange. 

Lyon, George W., house mover, h. 215 High. 

Lyon, Hiram (Fisk & Lyon), h. 203 Frank- 

lin. 

Lyon, Joseph M., painter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Lyon, Martin, shipcarpenter, h. 527 Lafay- 

ette. 

Lyon, Martha M.. h. 354 Jefferson ave. 

Lyon, William D., h. s. w. cor. Lafontaine 


Lyon, E., & Co. (Edward and Farnham 

Lyon), proprs. Michigan Exchange, s. w. 

cor. Jefferson ave. and Shelby. 

Lyons, Albert B., physician, bds. 61 Con- 

gress w. 

Lyons, Amelia M., boarding, h. o. 154 n. 156 

Woodbridge e. . 

Lyons, Gdorge, traveling a@., h. 301 Brush. 

Lyons, George, laborer, h. 387 Franklin. 

Lyons, George, laborer, bds. 324 Franklin. 

Lyons, James, cooper, h. rear 98 Brush. 

Lyons, James, lab ore^, h. 481 Trowbridge. 

Lyons, J'ames, painter, h. 15 Silver. 

Lyons, John, hackman, h. 73 Harriett. 

Lyons, John, machinist, n. e. cor. St. An- 

toine and Bronson. 

Lyons, John, hackman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Lyons, Joseph, peddler, h. 33 Lafayette. 

Lyons, Joseph J., laborer, h. 134 Eighteenth. 

Lyons, Rudolph J., physician, 3 Farmer, 

h. same. 

Lyons, William, salesman, bds. 55 Michi- 


Lyons, William, confectioner, bds. 55 Mich- 


Lyons, William, h. 68 Macomb ave. 

Lyons, Mrs. (wid. William M.), carriage 

maufr., 56 and 58 Grand River, h. same. 

Lyster, Henry F., physician, 107 Congress 

east. 

Lyster, Theodore G., teller First National 

Bank, bds. 105 Congress e. 

Lzaick, Joseph, laborer, h. 293 Eighteenth. 

M. 

AAS, John, laborer, h. 572 Gratiot. 

M Maas, William, laborer. h. n. s. Macomb, 


Maby, Mrs. Sarah (col'd), h. 31 Lafayette. 

Maca, Charles A., bookbinder, h. 511 Qratiot. 

Macadam, Alexander, h. 144 Woodward 

avenue. 

Macadam, Mrs. Alexander, millinery and 

dressmaking, 144 Mroodward ave., h. 

same. 

Macadam, James, Tam 0' Shanter saloon, 

192 Woodward ave., h. same. 

Macard, William W., produce dealer, 427 


Macauley, James, seamaster, h. 427 Sixth. 

Machan, David, laborer, h. 553 Seventeenth. 

Machar, Mathew, laborer M. C. R. R., bds. 

180 Hastings. 

Machleid, Henry, laborer, bds. 120 Maple. 

Machris, Charles, carpenter, h. 474 Clinton 

ave. 

Machris, Charles, jr., printer, h. 166 Lafayette. 

Machris, H. Joseph, printer, h. 166 Lafayette. 

Machris, Peter, shoemaker, bds. 261 Fort e. 

Mack, Annie (wid. ;John), h. 501 Croghan. 

Mack, Charles A. (Mack & Price), h. 32 Russell. 

Mack, Jesse, policeman, h. 465 Macomb. 

Mack, Joel H., insurance agent, h. n. e. cor. 

Marcy and Sixth. 

Mack, John F., carpenter, h. Franklin, bet. 

Riopelle and Orleans. 

Mack, Patrick, caller M. C. R. R., bds. 205 

I Abbott.

MAC? CITY DIRECCOBY. McC 

! Mack, Stephen, traveling agent, h. 193 

Third. 

Mack. William B. (Mack & Firby), h. 23 St. 

Antoine. 

Mack & Firby (William B. Mack and 

Thomas Firby), soap and candle manu- 

facturers, o. 23 n. 29 St. Antoine. 

mack & Price (Charles A. Mack and 

Thomson Price), tea,coffee and wine house, 

~ 

80 Griswold. 

McAdam, John, painter, h. 25 Bmdy. 

McAfee, John, boots and shoes, o. 345 n. 421 


McAllister, David, boots and shoes, 283 

M ichigan ave., h. same. 

McAllister, Edward, clerk, 46 Michigan ave., 

bds. same. 

McAllister, Edward H., conductor, h. o. 236 

n. 244 Park. 

McAllister, Eli, fish dealer, h. 11 Mechanic. 

McAllister, Frank, conductor, bds. o. 236 n. 

244 Park. 

McAllister, James, h. n. s. Woodbridge, e. 

Campau. 

McAllister, Laura (wid. Joseph), h. o. 236 n. 

244 Park. 

McAlvey, James, policeman, h. 31 Elmwooa 

ave. 

/ McAndrews. Bryan, night watchman M. C. 

B. R., h. 319 Sixth. 

Mc Arthur, Angus, bookkeeper, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

McArthur, Archibald, machinist, h. o. 211 n. 

241 St. Aubin nve. 

McArthur, Daniel, bartender, bds. Biddle 

i House. 

McArthur, John B., millwright, bds. 206 La- 

fayette ave. 

McAuliff, John, shoemaker, h. 253 Brush. 

McBrearty, James, tinsmith, h. 37 Columbia 

west. 

McBride, John, grocer, 82 Grand River, h. 


McBride, Mary (wid. Robert), bds. 78 Co- 

lumbia w. 

McBride, Samuel, baker, h. 33 National 

ave. 

McCabe, Charles, western passenger agent 

G. W. R., n. e. cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Griswold, bds. Russell House. 

McCabe, Hugh, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 391 

1 

i 

Fort e. 

McCabe, Michael, undertaker, h. 131 Clifford. 

McCabe, Thomas, salesman, bds. 55 Homard. 

McCaffery, James, cooper, h. 405 Orleans. 

McCaffery, James, sawyer, h. 385 St. Aubin 

ave. 

McCahill, John K., cabinetmaker, bds. 55 

Howard. 

McCain, Hiram, builder, h. 377 Clinton. 

! McCain, William, traveling agent, h. 32 

i Jones. 

McCd, Charles, engineer, bds. 316 Franklin 

McCall, Michael, Union Hotel, 210 and 212 

Wroodbridge w., h. same. 

McCallum, Alexander, carpenter, h. 45 Fort 

east. 

McCann, Johanna (wid. James), boarding, 

127 Larned w. 

McCarn, William R., laborer, bds. cor. 

Eighth and Grand River. 

McCarran, Annie (wid. Patrick), fruit dealer, 

40 City Hall market, h. 8 Eighth. 

McCarran, Michael, laborer, h. 10 Bronson. 

McCarran, Neal, tinsmith, h. 325 St. An- 

toine. 

McCarran, Patrick, tinsmith, bds. 325 St. 

Antoine. 

McCarran, William, laborer, bds. 8 Eighth. 

McCarran, William, tinsmith, bds. 325 St. 

Antoine. 

McCart, James, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. 

Adair and Leib. 

McCtirt, William, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. 


Mecarthy, Charles, laborer, bds. 430 Wood- 

bridge e. 

McCarthy, Charles, moulder, bds. Wood- 

bridge, nr. Orleans. 

McCarthy, Dennis, clerk M. C. H. R., bds.92 

Labrosse. 

McCarthy, Dennis, omnibus driver, h. 146 

Third. 

Mecarthy, Dennis, laborer, h. o. 326 n. 338 

Franklin. 

McCarthy, Dennis P., clerk, h. 188 Orchard. 

McCarthy, Eugene, porter GF. W. R., 21.256 

Sixth. 

McCarthy, Garrett, coremaker, h. 374 La- 

f;. yette. 

McCarthy, Helen (wid. John), h. 229 Fifth. 

McCarthy, James, brakeman A$. C. R. R., 

h. 69 Clifford. 

McCarthy, John, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 

69 Clifford. 

McCartliy, John, laborer, h. 306 Franklin. 

McCarthy, John, laborer, h. o. 327 n. 842 

Franklin. 

McCirthy, John, porter, h. s. e. cor. Howard 

and Second. 

McCarthy, Letta S. (wid. William), grocer, 

276 Lafayette ave., h. same. 

Mecarthy, Miss Marion, sewing machine op- 

erator, bds. 521 Buena Vista. 

McCarthy, Morris, laborer, bds. 430 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Mecarthy, Patrick, laborer, h. 46 Thir- 

teenth. 

Mecarthy, Stephen, clerk, h. 74 Abbott. 

McCarthy, Thomas, laborer, h. 395 Franklin. 

RfcCarthy, Timothy, justice of the peace and 

notary public, office 39 Larned w., h. 151 

Orieans. 

McCarthy, William, blacksmith, 181 Larned 

w., h. '72 Orchard. 

McCarty, Daniel, laborer, h. 109 Labrosse. 

McCarty, Dennis, express driver, h. 142 

Third.

276 McC CLARK'S DETROIT McC 

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ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON MeELBOY, Nanager and Agency Snpt., 


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McCarty, Eugene, laborer, h. rear 182 Sixth. 

McCarty, Omen, laborer, h. 93 Labrosse. 

McCarty, Patrick, laborer, h. 46 Thirteenth. 

McCarty, Patrick, laborer, h. 398 Sisth. 

McCarty, William, bds. Franklin House. 

McCarty, William, bds. 186 Michigan ave. 

McCarty, William, blacksmith, h. 41 Or 

chard. 

McCausland, Frank, carpenter, bds. 97 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

McCAUSLAND, WILL1A.M H., carpenter 

and joiner, rear 56 Larned w., bds. 188 

Fort e. (See ad^.) 

McCaw, Thomas, sailor, bds. 86 Woodbridge 

west. 

McChesney. Martin H., prof. music, bds. o. 

59 n. 83 Congress w. 

McClasky, Hugh, ironmoulder, h. 118 Ri- 

vard. 

McCleary, James, carpenter, bds. 400 Wood- 

bridge w. 

McClellan, Colin (Kuenzel & Co.), h. 256 Gra- 

tiot. 

McClellan, Miss Eliza, principal Miami Ave- 

nue School, bds. 103 Miami ave. 

McClelland, Archibald, shoemaker, bds. 202 


McClelland, Robert, attorney, 3 Butler 

Block, opp. P. O., h. 3'70 Jefferson ave. 

McClenahen, William, engineer, h. 398 

Twelfth. 

McCLOSKEY, CHARLES C., hatter, 14 

Michigan ave., h. 9 Warren. (See adv.) 

McCloud. Augus, express driver, bds. St. 

Lawrence House. 

McCloud, Daniel, maltster, bds. 10 Hawley 

Block, Bates. 

McCloud, John, cooper, h. 300 Fort e. 

McClure, Beujamin, teamster, h. 272 First. 

McClure, Colin, a@. Western Brewery, h. 

162 Porter. 

McClure, George, confectionery, cor. Wayne 

and Michigan ave., bds. 147 Congress w. 

McClure, George, sailor, bds. 436 Wood- 

bridge e. 

McClure, George, sailor, h. 259 Woodbridge 

west. 

McClure, George I., fru!t dealer and confec- 

tioner, 87 Michigan ave., h. n. a. Joy, nr. 

Second. 

McClure, John, sailor, h. 286 Macomb. 

McClure, Robert, engineer, bds. 289 Third. 

McClure, William J., sailor, h. 81 Porter. 

McClusky, Hugh, moulder, h. 118 Rivard. 

McClusky, James, ' peddler, bds. Fimey's 

Hotel. 

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McCoUater, James, tinsmith, h. 553 Clinton 

ave. 

McCollif, Timothy, laborer, h. alley, rear 161 

Grand River. 

McCollough, Charles, bookkeeper, bds. 107 

Congress e. 

McCollum, Alexander, carpenter, h. 88 

Guoin. 

McCollum, Alexander, carpenter, h. 224 

Guoin. 

McCollum, Duncan, carpenter, h. 540 Seventh. 

McCollum, Isaiah H., bookkeeper, h. 130 

George. 

McCollum, Jenny (wid. John), h. 44 Croghan. 

McCollum, Miss Margaret, cloak and dress 

maker, 99 Beaubien, h. same. 

McCollum, William, perfumer, bds. 265 

Woodward ave. 

Mchm b, Alexander, groceries, provisions 

and liquors, 266 Howard. h. same. 

McComb, Alexander (Kidd & McComb), h. 

n. e. cor. Fifteenth and Marquette. 

McConnell, Charles H., foreman job room 

Daily Post, bds. 257 Jefferson ave. 

McConnell, James K., bookkeeper, bds. 413 

Lafay ette. 

McConville, John, laborer, h. w. s. Sixth,bet. 

Porter and Abbott. 

McCorkle, Rev. William A., pastor First 

Presbyterian Church, h. 52 Adams ave. 

west. 

McCormick, Bridget (wid. Peter), h. rear 


McCormick, Charles, carpenter, h. 87 Crawford. 

McCormick, David, crockery, 12 Michigan 

ave., h. 78 Lewis. 

McCormick, David, jr., clerk, bds. 0. 72 n. 

78 Lewis. 

McCormick, Edward, printer, bds. 601 

Michigan ave. 

McCormick, Hugh, gardener, h. e. s. Elmwood 

ave., nr. Gratiot. 

McCornlicB, James, clerk, bds. 166 Second. 

McCormick, James, printer, h. 325 Thirteenth. 

McCormick, John, laborer, bds. rear 601 

Michigan ave. 

McCormick, Levi W., wagonmaker, bds. 

Peninsular Hotel. 

McCormick, Patrick S., wood dealer, 324 

Atwater. h. 309 same. 

~c~ormish, Patrick, carpenter, h. 124 

Sixth. 

McCornish, Owen, keeper base ball grounds, 

Woodward ave., 11. same. 

McCoskry; Rt. Rev. Samuel A., Bishop 

Protestant Episcopal Church, h. 226 Fort 

W. 

McCowel, Patrick, laborer, h. Twelfth, bet. 

Michigan ave. and Baker: 

McCoy, Robert, painter, bds. 91 Grand 

River.

McC CITY DIRECTORY. McD 277 

McCoy, Timothy, fireman D. &. M. R. R., h. 

430 Woodbridge e. 

McCrackm, R. Grover, printer, bds. 274 

First. 

McCracken, Stephen B., justice of peace, 78 

Gri swold. 

McCracken, Thomas, bds. 6% Michigan 

ave. 

McCracken, William, moulder, h. 686 Michigan 

ave. 

McCready, Delivan (Swan & McCready), bds. 

50 Shelby. 

McCreary, Benjamin, gardener, h. 220 See 

ond. 

McCreary, L. A, bookkeeper, bds. Russell 

House. 

JfcCrickett, Margaret (wid. Bernard), h. n. 

m. cor. Elizabeth and Clifford. 

McCrickett, Peter H.. bookkeeper, bds. n. w. 

cor. Elizabeth and Clifford. 

McCrie, James. carpenter, bds. 110 Rirard. 

McCrocket, Nichael, carpenter, bds. 144 

Grand River. 

McCroy, Michael, laborer, h. 334 Mu1 

lett. 

McCuaig, James (Aspinall & Co.), h. 241 

First. 

McCue, Ann (wid. Lawrence), saloon, 36 


McCuen, William, shoemaker, h. 35 Croghan. 

~Euleff, Jeremiah, drayman, h. 121 Grand 

River. 

~c~ulle~, George E., harnessmaker, 226 Jefferson 

ave., h. o. 371 n. 383 Brush. 

McCulloch, Gijlbert C., clerk, bds. 107 Congress 

e. 

McCulloch, William, turner, bds. 143; Fourteenth. 

McCune, George, butcher, 311 Woodward 

ave., h. 7 Elizabeth e. 

McCune. George H., teller Preston's Bank, 


McCune, James, butcher, h. 12 Adams ave. 

west. 

McCune, James N. M., meat and provision 

dealer, 220 Woodward ave., h. 12 Adams 

ave. w. 

McCune, Michael, sailor, bds. 2 Woodward 

ave. 

McCune, William J. (Ten Winkel & Rlc- 

Cune), bds. 21 Elizabeth e. 

McCurdy, Catharine (wid. John), h. 101 

Larned e. 

McCurdy, Frederick T., machinist, h. 326 

Beaubien. 

McCurdy, John T., check clerk A. M. U. Ex. 

Co., bds. 101 Larued e. 

McCurcly, Samuel, painter, bde. 196 Third. 

McCurdy, Samuel, clerk, bds. I01 Larned 

east. 

McCutcheon, \Villiam, merchant, 11. 13 

Sibley. 

McDermott, Barnett, laborer, h. 172 Fourteenth. 

- - - 

McDermott, Bridget (wid. James), h. w. s. 

Ninth ave., bet. Howard and Porter. 

RlcDermott, James, patternmaker, bds. w. s. 

Ninth ave., bet, Porter and Abbott. 

McDermott, James, porter Russell House, 

bds. same. 

McDermott, James, shoemaker, bds. 162 

Franklin. 

McDe.mott, James, saloon and billiards, s. 

e. cor. Michigan ave. and Church, h. 

same. 

McDermott, James L., telegraph operator 

D. & M. R. R., h. 17 Howard. 

bfcDermott, John, carpenter, bds. 124 Hast- 

ings. 

McPermott, Mary, teacher new Ninth 

Ward School, bds. 17 Howard. 

McDermott, Michael, traveling agent, h. 156 

Orleans. 

McDermott, Peter, drayman, h. 226 Russell. 

McDermott, Thomas, clerk, h. 173 Fort e. 

McDoff. John, carpenter, h. 142 Adams ave. 

east. 

McDonald, Alexander, carpenter, h. 313 

ChestnL~t. 

McDonald, Alexander, cashier, h. 163 Lar- 

ned e. 

McDonald, Allan. lawyer, h. n. s. Gilman, 

near Second. 

McDonald, Anna (wid. James), candies and 

fruit, 225 Gratiot, h. same. 

McDonald, Arthur, h. s. s. ~Michigan ave., 


McDonald, Miss Bell, dressmaker, bds. s. e. 

cor. Cass ave. and Elizabeth. 

McDonald, Bosiel, tinsmith, bds. 93 Congress 

east. 

McDonald, Colin, stonecutter, h. 258 

Twelfth. 

McDonald, David, shipcarpenter, h. 433 

Franklin. 

McDonald, Donald, bookkeeper, bds. 43 

Congress w. 

McDonald, Edward, peddler, h. o. 95 n. I01 

Elizabeth w. 

McDonald, Ezekiel, plumber, h. 438 Congress 

e. 

McDonald, Firth A., agent, h. 18 Montcalm 

west. 

McDonald F. Albe, t (McDonald, Haywood 

& Co.), bds. 18 hlontcalm w. 

McDonald, Cieorge, laborer, 11.214 F ranklin. 

McDonald, Harriet (wid. B.), h. 6 Spruce. 

McDonald, James, carpenter, bds. 307 Larned 

e. 

McDonald, James, grocer, h. 179 Wight. 

McDonald, James, laborer, h. n. s. Lafayette 


McDonald, James, painter. h. 46 Henry. 

McDonald, Joel C. (McDonald, Haywood & 

Co.), h. o. 99 n. 123 Cass. 

McDonald, John, laborer, h. 223 Howard. 

hlcDonald, John, laborer, 11. 123 Seventh. 

McDonald, John, laborer, 11. n. s. Lafayette 

ave., bet. Seventh and Eighth.

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McDonald, John, moulder, h. 662 Franklin. 

McDonald, John, sailor, h. 596 Fort e. 

McDonald, John C., mould~=r, h. 82 Sev- 

enth. 

McDonald, Margaret (wid. Christopher), h. 

197 Rivard. 

McDonald, Robert, carpenter, bds. 10.2 

Franklin. 

McDonald, Stewart (Hall & NcDonald), h. 

104 Cass. 

McDonald, Thomas, h. 215 Sherman. 

McDonald, Thomas, laborer, h. n. s. Lafay- 

ette ave., bet. Seventh and Eighth. 

McDonald, 'CYilliam F., mason, h. s. s. 

Pitcher, bet. Second and Third. 

McDonald, Hay wood & Co. (Joel C. McDon- 

ald, Thomas J. Haywood and F. Albert 

McDonald), commission merchants, 33 


McDonnell, Donald L., real estate, h. 111 

Shelby. 

McDonnell, John, tinsmith, bds. 204 How- 

ard. 

McDonough, Patrick, boilermaker, h. 442 

Congress e. 

McDonough, Patrick, butcher, bds. s. e. COT. 

Wayne and Lamed. 

McDoole, George, baker, h. 116 Rirard. 

McDoole, Margaret (wid. James), h. alley 

opposite I20 Hastings. 

McDougall, Alexander, tinsmith, h. 216 St. 

Antoine. 

McDougall, Michael, carpenter, h. 685 

Franklin. 

McDougall, William D., traveling agent, h. 

320 Fourth. 

McDowd, J ames, bookkeeper, bds. Commer- 

cial Hotel. 

McDowd, Michael J., Commercial Hotel, 25 

Bates. 

McDowell, Amo:, brakeman D. & M. R. R., 


McDowell, John, shoemaker, h. n. w. cor. 

Fourth and Orange. 

McDowell, Peter, saloon, 152 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

McDowell, Richard (col'd), h. 2 Paton alley. 

McDowell, William, engineer, h. w. s. 

Humboldt ave., bet. Michigan ave. and 

Chestnut. 

McDuff, Andrew, builder, h. 69 Beech. 

McDuff, Gilbert, bookkeeper, bds. 69 Beech. 

McDuff, John, carpenter, h. 142 Adams ave. 

east. 

Mcnnnham, John, moulder, bds. s. s. Ann, 


- 

McDunham, Michael, laborer, h. s. s. Ann, 


McEachran, Daniel, carpenter, n. w. cor. 

Charles and Eighth. 

McEchran. Archibald, blacksmith, bds. 142 

Hastings. 

McElligatt, Richard, express driver, h. 82 

Sisth. 

McElroy, Martin, engineer M. C. R. P,., h. 


McELROY, SOLON, agent N. Y. Life Ins. 

Co., Peninsular Bank Building, Jefferson 

ave., h. 36 Howard. (See adz.) 

McEnhill, Andrew, carpenter, bds. 236 Por- 

ter. 

McEnhill, Michael, laborer. h. 236 Porter. 

McEnnally, Bernard, patternfitter, h. 675 

Franklin. 

McEntee. Thomas M., lawyer, h. 3'7 George. 

McEvel., Patrick, porter G. W. R., b. 164 

Fourteenth. 

McEver, Robert, laborer, bds. Fourteenth, n. 

Et. R. track. 

McEvoy, Patrick, laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

Crawford a nd Noyes. 

McEwen, A. Bruce, salesman, bds. 13'7 Park. 

BIcEwen, D. Bruce, cashier, h. 13'7 Park. 

McEwen, Michael, painter, h. 114 Michigan 

ave. 

McEwen, Mrs. (wid. James), h. 137 Park. 

McEwing, Thomas, carpenter, h. 72 Sulli- 

van ave. 

McFadden, James, carpenter, h. 314 Third. 

McFadden, James, laborer, h. 177 Dubois. 

McFadden, Robert, watchman Brooks & 

Adams, h. 279 Thirteen-and-a half. 

McFadden, Robert C., cutter, h. 252 ,Grand 

Xiver. 

McFadden, \F7illiam J., laborer, h. 49 

Henry. 

McFarland, Frank, machinist, bds. 44 

Front. 

McFarland, George W., overseer House 

Correction, bds. same. 

BlcFarland, .James F., carpenter, bds. 193 

Woodbridge w. 

McFarland, John Albert, carpenter, bds. 132 

Fourteenth. 

McFarland, Miss Maggie, steamstress Nor- 

throp & Co., bds. 66 Baker. 

McFarland, Patrick, groceries, provisions, 

&c., 159 Seventh, h. same. 

McFarland, Samuel, carpenter, h. 103 Lar- 

ned w. 

McFarland, William, shoemaker, h. 83 Na- 

tional ave. 

McFarlaud, William W., engineer Detroit 

Free Press, h. 432 Trowbridge. 

McFarlane, Capt. Archibald, sailor, bds. 


McFarlane, Daniel, captain prop. Guiding 

Star, h. Wight, bet. Campau and Walker. 

&Farlane, John, clerk, bds: 47 Fort. 

McFarlanc, John, salesman, bds. Michigan 

Exchange.

McFarlane, Mrs. Martha, milliner, 48 Mich- 

gan ave., bds. Antisdel -louse. 

McFarlane: Patrick, laborer, h. a. e. cor. 

Jefferson and Mt. Elliott nves. 

McFarlane, Walter, gilder, bds. 27 Beau- 

bien. 

McFarlin, William, drover, bds. Brighton 

House. 

McFarren, Alexander, h. 464 Woodward ave. 

McFedries, Alexander C., h. 50 Miami ave. 

McFee, Andrew, carpenter, h. s. w. cor. 

Fulton and Crawford. 

McFerguson, John W ., miller, bds. Frank- 

lin House. 

McGannon, Hugh, patent right dealer, bds. 

Nichols House. 

Mc(jiarry, Mrs. Frances E., h. 318 Fort w. 

McGarvin, Mathew, laborer, h. 163 Thir- 

teen and a-half. 

McUaw, Alexander J. Deering & 

Co.), h. 112 Laverett. 

McGaw, Hugh, captain tug Tawas, h. 442 

Lasalle ave. 

McGee, John, street car conductor, h. 56 

Columbia w. 

McGee, William, butcher, bds. cor. Xivard 

and Congress. 

McGill , Andrew B., steward, bds. Michigan 

Eschange. 

McGill, Francis B., grocer, 206 Woodbridge 

w., h. same. 

McGill, William, iron moulder, h. w. s. 

Twelfth, bet. Howard and Baker. 

McGillicuddy, Daniel, billiard saloon, 212 

Gratiot, h. 272 Brush. 

McGillicuddy, Valentine, physician, bds. 

272 Brush. 

McGillvery, Malcolm, laborer, bds. 280 Con- 

gress w. 

McGinn, Margaret (wid.), h. 26 St. Aubin 

avenue. 

McGinnis, Bernard, ' laborer, h. n. w. cor. 

Fourteenth and Dalzell. 

McGinnis, Charles A., bookkeeper, bds. 115 

Cass ave. 

McGinnis, Edward, engineer, h. 306 Mullett. 

McGinnis, John, tinsmith, bds. 184 Beech. 

McGinnis, Margaret (wid. Peter), h. 34 

Jones. 

McGinnis, Patrick, auctioneer, 54 Michigan 

Grand ave.. h. 115 Cass ave. 

McGinnis, Peter J., boilermaker, h. 184 

Beech. 

McGinnis, William, carpenter, h. 53 Rivard. 

Mc(ilachlin, Martha (wid. Joseph), h. 480 

Macomb. 

McGlynn, Edward, laborer, h. w. s. Sullivan 

ave., bet. Butternut and Chestnut. 

McGFoldrick, John, carpenter, h. 230 Third. 

McGoldricli, Miss Sarah, teacher Abbott, 

street school, bds. 244 Porter. 

McGoldrick, Thomas, moulder, h. 244 Por. 

ter. 

McGoldrick, William, moulder, bds. 244 

Porter. 

CITY DIR ECTORY. Mc(;: 279 . 

' McGonal, Patrick, laborer, h. 427 Howard. 

McGonegal, James, wood dealer, h. 295 

Croghan. 

McGonegal, James, jr., clerk, bds. 295 Cro- 

ghan. 

McGoutey, Owen, laborer, bds. s. e. cor. 

Noyes and Fifth. 

McGovern, Anthony, shoemaker, h. 41 

Sproat. 

McGovern, John, plumber, bds. 41 Sproat. 

McGowan, John, agent, bds. 45 Fort e. 

McGowan, Michael, moulder, bds. 172 Sis- 

teenth. 

McGowan, Stewart William, boilermaker, 

bds. 178 Franklin. 

McGowan, Thomas, steamboat mate, bds. 

Mansion House. 

McGowan, Thomas, supervisor Ninth Ward, 

h. 172 Sixteenth. 

McGrady, Patrick, night wat.chman M. C. 

R. R. car works, h. 317 Lasalle ave. 

McGrane, Daniel, boilermaker, h .I72 Cherry. 

McGrane, Donald B. M., h. o. 148 n. 172 

Cherry. 

McGrane, Michael, bds. 172 Cherry. 

McGrane. Patrick (McGrane & Walker), h. 

91 Larned w. 

McGrane, Thomas, laborer, bds. 172 Cherry. 

McGrane, Thomas F. (Falvey & McGrane), 

bds. Central Railroad Hotel. 

McGrane d: Walker (Patrick McGrane and 

James Walker), boilermakers, n. s. Jef- 

ferson ave., bet. Cass and First. 

McGrath, Daniel, drayman, h. 127 Jones. 

McGrath, Henry, telegraph operator G.T.R., 

bds. 346 Fifth. 

McGrath, James, clerk, h. 160 Beaubien. 

McGrath, James, merchant tailor, 12 Con- 

gress e., h. 20 31 acomb. 

Mccjrath, James, jr., salesman, h. 163 Beau- 

I bien. 

McGrath, Jobn, drayman, h. 16 Bronson. 

McGrath, John W., lawyer, 2 Lamed e., bds. 

20 Macomb. 

McGrath, John, tinsmith, bds. 147 Jones. 

McGrath, Joseph, clerk City Attorney's 

office, bds. 20 Macomb. 

McGrath, Joseph N., clerk, bds. 2 Wood- 

ward ave. 

McGrath, Joseph R., lawyer, bds. 20 Ma- 

comb. 

McGrath, Martin, picture frame repairer, 

bds. 818 Fort w. 

McGrath, Patrick, laborer, h. 554 Third. 

RIcGrath, Richard, laborer, h. 46 Eighteenth. 

McGrath, Terrance T., machinist, bds. 69 

Beaubien. 

McGrath, Theodore, machinist, bds. 69 

Beaubien. 

McGrath, Thomas, brewer, 409 Grand River, 

h. 25 South. 

McGrath, Thomas, machinist, bds. 20 Ma- 

comb. 

McGraw, Alexander C. (A. C. McGraw & 

Co.), h. 416 Jefferson ave.

- - 

McG McH 

NEW YORE I McGregor, Alexander, stone cutter, h. 509 

~mlsa~a - G Q ~ my, 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH IRCOME, $15,000 

-- 

SOLON NrELROT, Dlmager and Agency Snpt., 

Penin~nlar Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. 

McGraw, Augustus C., saleenlan, bds. 416 


McGraw, A. H., clerk First National Bank, 


McGraw, Daniel, laborer, h. 121 Grand 

River. 

McGraw, James, brewer, h. 470 Fifth. 

NcGraw, James, laborer, h. Fifth, n. w. cor. 

Marcy . 

McGraw, James, tinsmith, bds. 17 Brewster. 

McGraw, John, laborer, 21.17 Brewster. 

McGraw, John, student, bds. 17 Brewster. 

McGraw, Mark, grocer and wood dealer, 200 


McGraw, Mary (wid. John), h. 208 Cherry. 

McGraw7, Michael, laborer, h. 53 Fifteenth. 

McGraw, Michael, laborer, h. 87 Fifteenth. 

McGraw, Michael, teamster, h. w. s. Twelfth, 

nr. Spruce. 

McGraw, Patrick, drayman, h. 12 Park 

Place. 

McGraw, Patrick, laborer, h. 109 Benton. 

BIcGraw, Patrick, laborer: h. 190 Franklin. 

McGraw, Patrick, laborer, h. 504 Third. 

McGraw, Roger, laborer, h. 46 Eighteenth. 

McGraw, R. C., physician, 227 Jefi'erson ave., 

res. Livonia. 

McGraw, Theodore 8.: M. D., Secretary of 

Faculty Detroit Medical College, h. 491 


McGraw, Thomas, carpenter, bds. 504 Third. 

McGraw, Thomas, moulder, bde. 554 Third. 

McGraw, Thomas (Thomas &1cGraw & Co.), 


McUraw, Thomas S., salesman, h. 309 How- 

ard. 

McGram, Timothy, laborer, h. Springwells, 

nr. R. R. track. 

McGraw, Virgil W., custom house officer, 

h. 151 Fifth. 

McGraw, William A., clerk, bds. 416 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

McGraw, A. C., & Co. (A. C. McGraw and 

Samuel G. Caskey), manufacturers and 

wllolesale boot and shoe dealers, 69 

Woodward ave. 

SlcGraw, Thomas, & Co. (Thomas McGraw 

and Jesse E. Saxton), wool merchants, 2 

Atwater. 

McGreevy, Cornelius, moulder, h. 131 

Plum. 

McGreevy, John, switchman M. C. R. R., 

bds. 124 Sixth. 

McGreevy, Patrick, M. C. R. R., bds. 124 

Sixth. 

~istz. 

McGregor, Allen, bookkeeper, bds. 69 Bean- 

bien. 

McGregor, Donald, bookkeeper, bds. 142 

Baker. 

McGregor, Gregor W., capt. W. R. Clinton, 

h. lT1 Harrison ave. 

&Gregor, Miss Hden, teacher, bds. w. s. 

Twenty-fourth, bet. Hailroad and Fort. 

McGregor, James, foreman Michigan Car 

Co., h. o. 154 n. 178 Howard. 

McGregor, John, boilermaker, bds. 112 Ba- 

ker. 

McGregor,Jolin (J. & T. McGregor), h. o. 112 

n. 142 Baker. 

McGregor, John M., apt. tug Gen. Burnside, 

h. I96 Harrison ave. 

McGregor, Miss Rebecca, music teacher, bds. 


McGregor, Thomas (J. & T. McGregor), h. 

76 Leverett. 

McGregor, William, moulder, h. 579 Cro- 

g'han. 

McGregor, J., & T. (John and Thomas Mc- 

Gregor), boiler works, 183 Atwater, and 

Clydesdale soap works, Franklin, bet 

Randolph and Brush. 

McGregory, Henry, horse trainer, h. n. s. 

Lafayette, nr. Elmwood ave. 

McGrogan, Michael, clerk, h. 308 Grand 

River. 

McGuckin, Edward, tailor, h. o. 187 n. 207 

Congress e. 

McGuinness, Ann (wid. John), h. 27 Ri- 

vard. 

RlcGuire, Frank, carpenter, bds. 221 Fort e. 

McGuire, Hugh T., varnisher, bds. 16 Beau- 

bien. 

McGuire, James, carpenter, bds. 165 Or- 

leans. 

McGuire. James, laborer, bds. 475 Thir- 

teenth. 

McGuire, James, sailor, h. 174 Abbott. 

McGuire, John, bookkeeper, h. 253 Fort e. 

McU uire, John, shipcarpenter, bds. 165 Or- 

leans. 

McGuire, John F., saloon, 169 Orleans, h. 

same. 

McG uire, John H., clerk Register's office,bds. 

253 Fort e. 

McUuire, Paul, bartender, bds. 165 Orleans. 

McGuire, Patrick H., seamaster, h. 17 

Lewis. 

McGuire, Peter, blacksmith, bds. 165 Or- 

leans. 

McGuire, Robert, confectioner, Atwater, nr. 

Randolph. 

McGuire; William, caulker, bds. 165 Or- 

leans. 

McHale, Thomas J., engineer, h. 163 Porter. 

McHugh, Andrew, laborer, h. 184 Hastings. 

McHugh, Eden, carpenter, bds. 184 Hast- 

ings. 

McHugh, John J., clerk, bds. 184 Hastings

McH CITY DIRECTORY. McE 281 

McHugh, William, engineer, h. 124 Michigan 

ave., up stairs. 

Mcl nerny, Michael, carpenter, bds. 342 

Franklin. 

McInerny, Patrick, labdrer, h. 196 Cherry. 

Mcinerny, Patrick, night watchman M. C. 

R. R., h. 177 National ave. 

McIntosh, Daniel, sailor, bds. 16 Beaubien. 

McIntosh, Davld J., tanner, h. 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

McIntosh, John, foreman car shop, h. 462 

Blacomb. 

McIntyre, John, boiler maker, bds. 55 Howard. 

McIntyre, John, conductor Q. T. R., bds. 


McIntyre, John, team~t~er, bds. Woodbridge 

w., bet. Rivard and Hastings. 

McIntyre, John, boiler maker, h. 55 Howard. 

MclNTYRE, JOHN M., plumber and gas 

fitter, 20 Shelby, h. o. 54 n. 78 Sibley. (See 

adv.) q 

McIntyre, Theresa (wid. Michael), h. e. s. 

Soath, bet. Mary and Buena Vista. 

BIcKahan, Miss Linda, teacher Cass Union 

School, bds. 24'7 First. 

McKanna, John, painter, h. 169 Rivard. 

McKay, Alexander, sailar, bds. 1G Beaubien. 

McKay, Amelia, dressmaker, bds. 331 Third. 

McKay, Archibald (S. Ferguson & Co.), bds. 

Frtlnkli n House. 

Mcb'ay, David I., clerk, bds. o. 192 n. 230 

Fifth. 

McKay, Miss Isabella, teacher Franklin 

Scllool, bds. o. 192 n. 230 Fifth. 

McKay, James, clerk, bds. 384 Congress e. 

McKay, James, Notary Public, with McDonald, 

Haywood & Co., bds. 331 Third. 

McKay, James, with Tappan, McIiillop & 

Co., bds. 103 Miami ave. 

McIiay. James A., life insurance agent, h. 

232 Third. 

McKay, James N., carpenter, h. 236 Third. 

McKay, John, bartender, h. o. 121 n. 191 Division. 

McKay, John H., sailor, h. 189 Orleans. 

McKay, John D., brewery, s. e. cor. Beech 

and Fifth, 1.1. o. 192 n. 230 Fifth. 

McKay, Joseph, street car driver, bds. 175 

Michigan ave. 

McKay, Niel, laborer, h. 119 Labrosse. 

McBay, William C., lake capt., h. 77 Elizabeth 

w. 

NcKechnie, Archibald, clerk, h. 69 Beaubien. 

McBee, Thomas, engineer, h. 148 Twelfth. 

McKelligan, John, clerk Am. Mer. U. 

Ex. Co., bds. 55 Wayne. 

McKelvey, Archibald, car builder, h. o. 397 

n. 463 Lafayette. 

McKendrick, Daniel, painter, h. 23 Silver. 

McKendrick, Ann (wid. William), h. 304 

Mullett. 

McKenley, James, blacksmith, h. 136 Ab 

bott. 

McKenna, Charles E., clerk, bds. 136 Con- 

gress w. 

McKenna, John, cooper, h. 664 Congress e. 

McKenna, Patrick, shoemaker, h. 81 Miami 

ave. 

McKenna, William A. (McKenna & Rad- 

cliff), h. 54 Adams ave. w. 

McKenna & Radcliff (William A. McKenna 

and Thomas Radcliil ), wholesale grocers, 

28 Woodward' ave. 

McKenney, Alexander, laborer, h. e. s. Mt. 

Hope ave., bet. Ash and Myrtle. 

McKenney, James, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Mt. 

Hope ave. and Myrtle. 

McKenzie, Alexander, insurance a@., bds. 

148 Twelfth. 

McKenzie, Charles, grocer, 237 Third, h. 

same. 

McKenzie, David, bds. 237 Third. 

RlcKenzie, John, carpenter, bds. 331 Third. 

McKenzie, John, sash, door and blind maker, 

h. 186 Fifteenth. 

McKenzie, James U., ticket agent G. T. R., 


McKexzie, Malcolm, carpenter, bds. 331 

Third. 

McKenzie, Robert, blacksmith, h. 483 Con- 

gress e. 

McKeogh, Timothy, blacksmith helper, h. 

571 Ninth ave. 

McKeoth, Patrick, mason, h. 327 Croghan. 

McKeown, John, physician, 260 vTeEersc=: 

aye., h. same. 

RlcKernan, James J., fireman Neptune No 

2, h. 87 St. Antoine. 

McKernan, John, fireman engine No. 3, h 

13 Washington ave. 

McKernan, John J., ticket agent, bds. 89 St. 

Ant.:ine. 

McKerrow, John P., news depot, 191 Wood- 

bridge w., h. 211 Howard. 

McKervin, Hugh, h. '71 Lewis. 

McKilver, Holmes, laborer, h. Dequindre, 

bet. Franklin and Woodbridge. 

McKimmie, John, chairmaker, h. 67 Beech. 

McKimmie, John A., clerk and bookkeeper, 


McKimmie, Joseph A., patternmaker, h. 149 

Oak. 

McKimmie, William W. (McKimmie & Pol- 

lock), 11. 466 Brand River. 

McKlMMIE St POLLOCK (William W. 

McKimm ie and Samuel Pollock),?ruggiats 

and manufacturers, 466 Grand xiver. 

(See adz;.) 

McKinley, Edwin, teamster, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

McKinney, James, carpenter, h. e. s. Twen . 

tieth, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

McKinney, Patrick, shoemaker, h. 81 Miami 

ave. 

McKinnon, Duncan, lumberman, h. 54 Rus 

sell.

282 McK CLARE'S DETROIT McM 

PARKE, JENNINIS & CO. 

OFFER 

CHEMICALS 

AT EASTERN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. - 



McKinzie. Jaues U., ticket agt. U. T. R., 


XcKinzie, Robert, blacksmith, h. 483 Congress 

e. 

McKinzy, Daniel, lake captain, h. 259 Park. 

McKirchey, William, sailor, h. 189 Orleans. 

McKittrich, -, engineer, h. 237 Abbott. 

McKnight, A., news agent, bds. Franklin 

Rouse. 

McKnight. George W., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

McKnight, James, shipcarpenter, h. 165 Rjo. 

pelle. 

McKnight, Lucius L., commission merchant, 

foot First, bds. Biddle House. 

McKron, John P., news depot, Woodbridge, 

bet. Second and Third, h. 211 Howard. 

McLanathan, Mrs. (wid. Samuel), bds. 16 

Henry. 

McLaren, Ann (wid. Samuel), h. 39 Twentysecond. 

McLaren, John, engineer, h. 102 Orleans. 

McLaren, Rev. John F., h. 242 Congress e. 

McLaren, Peter, coachman, bds. 166 Randolph. 

McLaren, Rev. William A., pastor Westminster 

Church, h. 35 Rowland. 

McLaughlin, Bridget (wid. Henry), h. s. s. 

Holden Road, nr. G. T. R. crossing. 

McLaughlin, Samuel, mail agent, h. s. s. 

Elm, nr. Grand River. 

McLaughlin, Andrew S., lumber dealer, h. 

1334 Park. 

McLaughlin, Frank, farmer, bds. s. s. Holden 

Road, first h. w. G. T. R. crossing. 

McLtiughlin, Henry, farmer, h. s. s. Holden 

Road, first h. w. G. T. R. crosssing. 

McLaughlin, James, carpenter, bds. 7 Beaubien. 

McLaughlin, James, carpenter, bds. 321 

Congress w. 

McLaughlin, James, laborer, h. w. s. Lafontaine 

ave., nr. Grand River. 

McLaughlin. John, rodsman and chain 

bearer, h. 6 Brady. 

McLaughlin, John, teamster, h. n. s. Pine, 

bet. Ninth and National aves. 

McLauzhlin, Joseph, farmer, bds. n. s. Holden 

Road, bet. Casa ave. and Third. 

McLaughlin, Martha (wid. Joseph), h. 129 

Clinton. 

McLaughlin, Mathew, maltster, h. 66 

Wayne. 

McLaughlin, ~icharl, moulder, h. 157 and 

159 Labrosse. 

McLaughlin, Michael, paver, h. 6 Brady. 

McLaughlin, Thomas, laborer, h. 126 Frank- 

lin. 

McLaughlin, Thomas, moulder, 21.34 Cass. 

McLaughling, -, laborer, h. Fifteenth, n. 

Grand River. 

McLean, Alexander H., insurance agt., 101 

Griswold, h. 16 Henry. 

McLean, Archibald, clerk, bds. 52 Madison 

ave. 

McLean, A., clerk First National Bank, h. 

cor. Madison ave. and Randolph. 

Mc l-esn, David, laborer, h. 216 Seventh. 

McLean, John, clerk, h. 52 Madison ave. 

JklcLean, Miss Mary, bds. 293 Randolph. 

McLellan, Andrew, teller V. J. Scott's Bank- 

ing office, bds. 103 Miami ave. 

McLellan, Rev. John, h. 103 Miarni ave. 

McLeod, Albert, carpenter. h. 44 Pine. 

McLeod. Alexander, watchman D. St M. R. 

R., 11. 78 Guoin. 

McLeod, Isabella (wid. Norman), seamsi;ress, 

11. s. e. cor. Wayne and Woodbridge. 

McLeod, John C., business agency, 51 Gris- 

wold, h. same. 

McLeod, Joseph A., bookkeeper, h. 68 Sib- 

ley. 

McLeod, Sandy, laborer, h. 78 Guoin. 

McLogan, Anthony, engineer steamer No. 3, 

h. 201 Fourth. 

McLogan, Anthony, grocer, h. 309 Wood- 

ward ave. 

McLogan, Cornelius, laborer, h. 356 Wood- 

bridge e. 

BicLogan, Michael, salesman, h. 308 Grand 

River. 

McLogan, Patrick, gardener, h. 306 Grand 

River. 

McLougEllin, James, carpenter, bds. 521 

Congress w. 

McLoughlin, Thomas, porter, h. I Aspinall 

Terrace, Macomb ave. 

McLott, John, carpenter, h. 94 Adams ave. 

west. 

McMahon, Bridget (wid. James), bds. n. e. 

cor. Grand Etiver and Fourth. 

McMahon, Bridget (wid. Peter), h. 524 

Third. 

McMahon, Eugene, laborer, h. 257 Sher- 

man. 

McMahon, Frank, laborer, h. 97 Beech. 

McMahon, Henry, fireman M. C. R. R., h. 

114 Labrosse. 

McMahon, Martin, laborer, h. Beaubien, n. 

e. cor. Fremont. 

McMahon, Petel, laborer, h. 394 Ninth ave. 

Mchlahon, Sarah, saleswoman, bds. 222 

Woodward ave. 

McMahon; Timothy, baggageman D. & M. 

R. K., h. 695 Larued e. 

McMan, Thomas, labxer, h. 251 Mullett. 

McManemy, Dennis, engineer, h. 703 Cro- 

ghan. 

McManman, Kate (wid. Cornelius), h. 70 

Abbott.

McM CITY DIRECTORY. McQ 2.8 3 

- - 

McManman, Thomas, laborer, h. 251 Mul- 

lett. 

McManus, George, bartender, bds. Atwater, 

n. e. cor. Bates. 

McManus, Thomas, shoemaker, 293 Con- 

gress e., h. 118 Riopelle. 

McMara, Dennis, laborer, h. 63 Sixteenth. 

&Master, William, blacksmith, bds. 245 

Rlullett. 

McMichael, Charles, carpenter, bds. 42 

Jones. 

McMichael, Charles, piyeman engine house 

KO. 3, 10 Clifford. 

McMichael, Joseph, carpenter, h. 42 Jones. 

McMillan, Archibald, laborer, h. 263 Sixth. 

McMillan, Archibald, real estate agt., 149 

MToodward ave., h. 55 Elizabeth e. 

McMillan, Daniel, baggageman M. C. R. R., 

bds. Finney's Hotel. 

McMillan, Donald, sergt. U. S. Infantry, bds. 

79 Larned w. 

McMillan, Fronia (wid. Archibald), h. 55 

Elizabeth e. 

McMillan, George (G. & R. McMillan), h. 


McMillan, Gordon, h. 204 First. 

McMillan, Harriet (wid. Jesse), bds. 101 Mi- 

ami ave. 

McMillan, Hugh (Pierce, Farrington & RXc- 

Millan), h. o. 171 n. 179 Woodbridge e. 

McMillan, James, preat. Detroit Hiver Lum- 

ber Co., h. 279 Jefferson ave. 

NcMillan, James, manfr., 19 Buhl Block, h. 


McMillan, dames, watchman House of Cor- 

rection, bds. same. 

Mclllillan, John, bds. 169 Congress e. 

McMillan, John, bookkeeper Detroit Car 

Wheel Co., bds. 153 Congress e. 

McMillan, John F., asst. City Surveyor, h. 


McMillan, John W., asst. U. S. Assessor, h. 


McMillan, Jordan P., printer, h. 58 Joy. 

McMilian, Mary (wid. Ananias), h. 101 Mi- 

ami ave. 

Mc&lillan, Robert (G. & R. McMillan), h. 45 


McMillan, William (McMillan & Co.), h. 475 

W oodbrid, ae e 

Mc;\rlillan, G., & R. (George and Robert Mc- 

Millan), grocers, wine and tea dealers, 113 

Woodward ave. 

McMillan & Co. (William McMillan and 

-- ), wholssale hardware merchants, 


McMorris, James, shoemaker, bds. 103 Lar- 

ned w. 

McMullin, Michael, machinist, h. 204 How- 

ard. 

McNally, George, laborer, h. 269 F'ranklln. 

McNally, James, shoemaker, bds. 32 Wood- 

bridge w. 

McNally, James, shoemaker, bds. n. s. Fort, 

bet. Blush and Beaubien. 

-- 

McNally, Thomas, peddler, h. o. 54 n. 84 

Si bley. 

McNamara. Bernard, laborer, h. 117 Elmwood 

ave. 

McNamara, Daniel, machinist, h. 578 Fort e. 

McNamara, John, grocery and liquors, 189 

Michigan ave., h. sane. 

McNanlara, John, machinist, h. 578 Fort e. 

McNamara, John, stovemounter, h. 559 

Congress e. 

McNamara, Mary. (wid. Thomas), h. 65 Labrosse. 

McNamara, Michael, engineer, h. 259 Mullett. 

McNamara, Michael, laborer, h. 559 Congress 

e. 

McNamara. Michael, laborer. h. 16 Detroit. 

~c~amara; ~ichael, drayman, h. 240 

Third. 

~c~amara, Michael, laborer, h. 55 Thirteenth. 

McXamara, Patrick, clerk, bds. Congress, n. 

w. cor. Hastings. 

McNamara, Patrick, clerk, h. 81 Franklin. 

McNamara, Patrick, laborer, bds. 203 Congress 

e. 

McNaspy, Sarah (wid. Henry), h. 0.135 n. 

153 Sixth. 

McNeal, Edward, conductor D. &. M. R. R., 


McNearney, ~homas,'laborer, bds. 127 Jones. 

McNeil, George, stonecutter, h. 102 Eighteenth. 

McNeil, Halmer, E., attorney Detroit and 

Howell R. R., 15 Bank Block, Griswold, h. 


McNeill, Charles, clerk G. & R. McMillan, 

bds. 87 Shelby. 

McNerney, Cornelius, laborer, h. 129 Beech. 

McNoah, John, clerk Custom House , h. 

316 Fourth. 

&Noah, William M., sheetironwork, 17 

Maimi ave., Bds. Franklin House. 

NcXicholl, Hugh, tailor, h. 17 Beech. 

McNiel, Jane (wid. William), h. 143 Clinton. 

McNulty, John, laborer, h. 145 Fort e. 

McPartlan, John, teamster, h. 112 Beech. 

McPes'he, sailor, h. 540 Franklin. 

blcPilail, Thomas, shoemaker, bds. Railroad 

Exchange. 

McPherson, Andrew (A. McPherson & Co.) 

h. o. 130 n. 168 Congress w. 

McPherson, George, laborer, h. 193 Thirteen-and-a-half. 

McPherson, John, clerk, bds. 603 Seventh. 

McPherson, Peter, agt. M. C. R. R., h. s. e. 

cor. Woodbridge and Tenth. 

McPherson, William P., inventor, bds. 818 

Fort w. 

I McPhrrson, A., & Co. (Andrew McPherson 

I and Albert h. Walcott), produce commission 

merchants, 65 Griswold. 

McQuan, Charles (col'd), cook, bds. IlG 

Bronson.

NEW PORK 

SOLON MeELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 


McQuarters, James, masonbuilder, bds. Antiadel 

House. 

McQueen, James, forwarder, h. 275 Congress 

e. 

McQueen, James (McQueen, Teagan & 

Kerr), bds. 811 Woodbridge w. 

McQueen, Teagan & Kerr (James 

McQueen, Jonathan Teagan and James 

Kerr), soap and candle works, manfrs. 

of pearl, st earine,erasive and family soaps, 

foot Eighteen-and-a-half. 

McQuinn, Malcolm, carpenter, h. 30 Silver. 

McQuinn, Patrick, laborer, h. 251 Franklin. 

McRae, Alexander, sailor, bds. 86 Woodbridge 

w. 

McRae, Christopher, traveling agt ., bds. 12 

John R. 

McRae, Duncan B., salesman, h. 49 Macomb. 

McRae, Duncan T., carpenter, bds. St. Lawrence 

Hotel, cor. Stwater and Randolph. 

McRae, James, conductor G. T. R., bds. 


McRorey, John, blacksmith, bda. 130 Randolph. 

McRoy, Daniel, brewer, h. 244 Fifth. 

McSloy, Ella (wid. Edward), boarding, Jef- 

ferson ave , s. ~v. cor. Mount Elliott ave. 

RlcSoner, John, laborer, bds. Fort w., nr. R. 

R. bridge. 

McSorley, John, laborer, h. cor. Wight and 

Campau. 

McSween, John F., student, bds. 294 Wood- 

8 

ward ave., up stairs. 

. McSweeney, Alexander, blacksmith, h. I8 

Spruce. 

McSweeney, Edward, laborer, h. 586 Congress 

e. 

McTerney, John, bookkeeper, bds. 480 Jefferson 

me. 

McTerney, Patrick, merchant tailor, 207 

Jefferson ave., h. 480 same. 

McUdh, Thomas, switchman M. C. R. R., h. 

116 Abbott. 

McVader, Walter, carpenter, bds. 91 Grand 

River. 

McVa.y, Henry, laborer, h. 702 Fifteenand-a-half. 

McVay, Henry, teamster, h. 722 Woodbridge 

w. 

McVicar, John, foreman Commercial Advertiser, 

h. 49 Orchard. 

McVitte, Alexander, bookkeeper, h. 401 Atwater. 

McVitte, A., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

MAD 

McVi t te, James, bookkeeper, bds. Franklin 

House. 

McWilliams, Bridget (wid. Edward), h. 156 

Porter. 

Mc Williams, Edward (Teuton, McWilliams 

& Co.), 11. 185 Woodbridge w. 

McWilliams, Michael, machinist, h. 103 La- 

fayette ave. 

McWilliams, Patrick, carpenter, h. 153 Por- 

ter. 

Mackay, Margaret (wid. Duncan), h. 384 

Congress e. 

Mackay, Thomas, bookkeeper, h. cor. Por- 

ter and Sixth. 

Mackay, William, grocer, n. w. cor. Fourth 

and Locust, h. same. 

Mchenzie, James U., ticket agt. (3. T. R., 

M. C. R. Depot, h. 148 Twelfth. 

Mackey, Miss Isabella, teacher, bds. 230 

Fifth. 

hf ackey, James, masonbuilder, h. 395 La- 

fayette. 

Mackey, John, pugilist, h. 83 Prospect. 

Mackey, Joseph, drayman, h. 555 Larned e. 

Mackey, Mrs. (wid. Michael), saloon, h. 8 

Beaubien. 

Macklin. Miss Mary, bds. cor. Gratiot and 

Woodward ave. 

Macklin, Neil, clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 283 

Michigan ave. 

Mackofsky, Charles, turner, h. 192 Fort e. 

Mackrodt, Gottfried, mason, h. n. s. Clinton 

ave., bet.. Chene and Dubois. 

Macnider, Thomas, with Tapyan, McKillop 

& Co., bds. Biddle House. 

Macy, Oliver, Gen. I-tecelver M. C. R. R., h. 

'70 George. 

Macy, Powell, clerk, bds. 70 George. 

Madden, Archibald (col'd), barber Howard 

House. bds. 334 Macomb. 

Madden, John (col'd), barber, bds. 334 Ma- 

comb. 

Madden, John, laborer, h. Gratiot, s. w. cor. 

Mount Elliott ave. 

Madden, John B., shoemaker, h. 79 Larned 

east. 

Madden, Walter (col'd), blacksmith, h. 334 

Macomb. 

Madel, Francis, sawyer, h. 110 Chestnut. 

Mademann, Frederick, laborer, h. 504 Ma- 

comb. 

bfademann, ~acob, carpenter, h. 352 Mullett. 

Madigan, Cornelius, laborer, h. 555 Seventh. 

Madigan, Honora (wid. Cornelius), bds. 

555 Seventh. 

Madigan, John, drayman, h. 109 Cherry. 

Madigan, Patrick, drayman, h. 286 Sixth. 

Madigan, Paitrick, moulder, h. 530 Clinton 

ave. 

Madigan, Simon, laborer, bds. 91 Montcalm. 

Madison, Joshua (col'd), laborer, h. 149 

Fort e. 

Madison, MTinfield, blacksmith, bds. 290 Laiayette 

ave.

MAE CITY DIRECTORY. MAL 285 

Maeke, Jacob, laborer, h. 148 Antietam. Maier, Charles, butcher, h. 195 Clinton. 

Maengott, Herman, cooper, bds. 453 GFratiot. ItIaier, Charieu, wagonmaker, bds. 365 

Magee, Rev. Edward, h. 330 Gratiot. 

Grand River. 

Magerman, Angelus, groceries, 297 Croghan, Maier, Emile, carpenter, h. o. 159 n. 175 

h. same. 

Sixtlr. 

Magill, Robert, h. 98 Abbott. 

Maier, Felix, stonecutter, h. 81 Wilkins. 

Magos, Joseph, shoemaker, bds. 565 Cro- Maier, John, boots and slloes, 277 St. 

ghan. 


Mahan, John, laborer, h. n. s. Lafayette ave., Maier, John, laborer, h. 428 Mullet. 


Maier, Martin (Maier & Weber), h. 200 

Mahan, Lawrence, carpenter, h. n. w. cor. Abbott. 

Porter and Eighth. 

Maier, Mathias, tailor, h. 63 Maple. 

Mahan, Lawrence, laborer, 244 Sixth. Maier & Weber (Martin Maier and Philip 

Mahan: Lawrence, moulder, bds. n. e. cor. W eber), trunk and harness makers, 63 


Monroe ave. 

Mahan, Lawrence, tinsmith, h. 241 Sixth. Maischein, Louis, tailor, h. 154 High. 

Mahan, Michael, bricklayer, bds. 245 Jeffer- Maish, John M., carpenter, h. 878 Gratiot. 

son ave. 

Maitland, Daniel, tinsmith, bds. 102 Brush. 

Mahan, Peter, flourpacker, h. cor. Cherry Maitland, Daniel, tinsmitlr, h. 171 Sixteenth. 


Major, George J. (Major & Isham), h. 157 

Mahan, Thomas, fireman, h. n. e. cor. Porter Park. 

and Eighth. 

Major, Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 464 Congress 

Mahany, Michael, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. east. 

Beaubien and Brush. 

Major. John, brassmo~~lder, h. 254 Beaubien. 

Mahar, Daniel, boilermaker, h. 500 Michi- Major, John R., machinist, h. s. w. cor. May 

gan ave. 

berry ave. and Butternut. 

Mahar, Daniel, grocer, 500 Michigan ave., Major, Joseph. commercial agt., bds. 66 

h. same. 

Woodbridge w. 

Mahar, Daniel, porter, bds. w. s. Sullivan Major, Joseph, traveling agt., bds. 248 


Woodward ave. , 

Mahar, Helen (wid. Michael), bds. 484 Major & Isham (George J. Major and 

Fifth. 

Charles S. Isham), commission merchants, 

Mahar, James, carpenter, h. e. s. Thirteenth, 73 Atwater. 

bet. Pine and Spruce. 

Makrod, ~enry, carpenter, h. 551 St.Antoine. 

Mahar, Michael, blacksmith heiper, h. s. e. Malosh, Morris, clerk, bds. 55 -Michigan 

cor. Canfield and National ave. 

Grand ave. 

Mahar, Michael, laborer, h. w. s. Sullivan Malchow, Frederick, horse collar maker, bds. 



Mahar, Patrick, clerk, bds. 484 Fifth. Malchow, John, horse collar maker, bds. 

Mahon, John J., law student, bds. Biddle Goodman House. 

House. 

Malcomson, Robert, grocer, 415 Michigan 

Mahon, Lawrence, check clerk M. C. R. R., aae., h. same. 

h. 28 National ave. 

Malclc~uronne, Charles A., bookkeeper, h. 

Mahon,Mary (wid. Thomas), h. n. s. Pine, 467 Larned e. 


Malden, Peaclrey, freight a@. D. St. M. R. R., 

Mahon, Thomas, check clerk M. C. R. R., h. bds. Biddle House. 

302 Ninth ave. 

Maleau, Valentine, laborer, h. 467 Croghan. 

Mahone, John (col'd), laborer, bds. 81 Ma- Maler, August, carpenter, bds. 43 Monroe 

comb. 

ave. 

Mahoney, Daniel, detective, h. 4-1 Labrosse. Malkof, Herman, laborer, h. 360 Dubois. 

Mahoney, Daniel, laborer, bds. 80 Labrosse. Mallery, Lieut. John C., U. S. Corps of 

Mahoney, Daniel, laborer, h. 316 Third. Engineers, office Lake Survey, cor. Grand 

Mahoney, James, laborer, bds. 265 Lafayette. River and Park Place, bds. H.ussel1 House. 

Mahoney, John, tailor, h. 309 Fifth. Malleton, Adam, machinist, h. 340 Antie- 

Mahoney, Michael, blacksmith, h. 147 tam. 

Seventh. 

bfalloch, Mary (wid. James), h. 163 Seventh. 

Mahoney, Michael W., guardroom officer Mallory, Dwight D. (D. D. Mallory & Co.), 

House of Correction, bds. same. 

res. Baltimore. 

Malroney, Timothy,Alderman Eighth ward, Mallory, Jeremiah D. (D. D. Rlallory & Co.), 

bds. 44 Labrosse. 

bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Mahoney, Timothy, boilermaker, h. Charles, Mallory, D. D., & Co. (Dwight D. and Jerebet. 

Sixth and Seventh. 

miah D. &Jtillory), dealers in oysters, for- 

Mahoney, Timothy, clerk M. C. R. R., h. eign fruit., 94 Jefft?rson ave. 

166 Baker. 

, Malloy. Edward, 11. o. 11 n. 13 Baker. 

Mai berger, Mathias, sailor, h 236 Sherman. 1 Malloy, Michael, carpenter, h. 53 Abbott. 

37

MAL CLARK'S DETROIT MAN 

PARKE, JENNINGS & COa'S 




- 

Malloy, Patrick, tinsmith, bds. s. s. Cherry, 


Mally, Peter, boilermaker, bds. 338 Clinton. 

Malo, Alexis, carbuilder, bds. 440 Clinton 

ave. 

Malo, Frank, carbuilder, h. 440 Clinton ave. 

Malone, John (col'd), blacksmith, h. 341 

Macomb. 

Malone, John, laborer, h. Crawford, s. w. cor. 

RlcLean. 

Malone, John, salesman, h. 18 Palmer. 

Malone, Thomas .H., bookkeeper, h. 474 

Ninth ave. 

Maloney, Ann (wid. Martin), h. e. s. Harri- 

son ave., near Locust. 

Maloney, Catharine: dressmaker, bds. e. s. 

Twelfth, bet. Michigan ave. and Locust. 

Maloney, David, blacksmith, bds. 152 Larned 

west. 

Maloney, Honora (wid. Edward), h. 129 

Beech. 

Maloney, James, grocery and saloon, 307 

Fifth, h. same. 

Maloney, John, laborer, h. 187 Thirteen- 

and-a. half. 

Maloney, John, teamster, bds. Peninsular 

Hotel. 

Maloney, John B., peddler, h. w. s. Hum- 

boldt ave., nr. Butternut. 

Maloney, Martin, clerk, bds. 11 Baker. 

Maloney, Rlary (wid. Martin), h. e. s. 


Maloney, Patrick, laborer, h. 213 Fifth. 

Maloney, Patrick, laborer, h. rear 262 

Franklin. 

Maloney, Patrick, laborer, h. s. s. Labrosse, 

bet. Eighth and Ninth ave. 

Maloney, Thomas, laborer, bds. Harrison 

ave., nr. Locust. 

Maloney, Thomas, plasterer, boards e. s. 


Malosh, Emery, soap and candle maker, h. 

n. s. Antietam, bet. Chene and Joseph 

Campau ave. 

Malsh, Myer (E. Malsh & Co.), h. 53 Macomb 

ave. 

Malsh, E., & Co. (Myer Malsh and Jamb 

Brand), wholl.sale dealers in wines and 

liquors, 113 Jefferson ave. 

Malt~ron, Jacklin, cigarmaker, h. 291 Sixteenth. 

Malton, Peter, shoemaker, bds. 483 Cro- 

&an. 

Maltz, George C., tailor, 184 Third, h. 190 

083318. 

- 

Maltz, George L. (J. P. Whiting & Co.), h. 

205 Woodward itve. 

Mamea, John, cooper, bds. 354 Grand River. 

Mamer, George. carpenter, h. 46 Lafayette. 

Managhan. Martin, h. 207 Baker. 

Manchester, 911en E., clerk, bds. 245 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Manchester, Eugene, pressman, bds. 162 ! 

Uriswold. 

Manchester, Mrs. (wid. Thomas), h. 162 

Griswold. 

Manchester, Thomas C. (Manchester St Bris- 

tol), h. 245 Woodmard ave. 

Manchester St Bristol (Thomas C. Manches- 

ter and Egbert L. Bristol), merchant 

tailors, 205 Jefferson ave. 

Mancus, Philip, carpenter, h. 47 Sherman. 

Mandelbaum, Simon, h. 83 Fort w. 

Mandeley, Joseph (cold), barber, h. 116 

Bronson. 

Mandell, Addison, attorney and Register U. 

S. Land office, 7, 10 and 11 Kanter building, 

Larned w., h. 584 Jefferson ave. 

Mande=.nach, Mathias, mason, h. s. e. corner 

Bellair and Riopelle. 

Mangan, George w., boilermaker, bds. 384 

Twelfth. 

Mangan, James, laborer, h. 340 Twelfth. 

Mangan, J ames, laborer, h. 384 Twelfth. 

Mangan, John, laborer, h. 411 Lafontaine 

ave. 

Mangan, John, plumber, bds. 316 Ninth 

ave. - -. 

Mangan, Joseph, boilermaker, bds. 384 

Twelfth. 

Mangan, Michael, laborer, h. 316 Ninth ave. 

Mangan, Patrick, laborer, bds. 316 Ninth 

ave. 

Manger, William C., laborer, h. near n. e. 

cor. Benton and Hustings. 

Mangil, James, boilermaker, h. 103 Harrison 

ave. 

Mango, Eliza (wid. John), h. 354 Orleans. 

Mango, Frank, teamster, h. s. w. cor. Juliette 


Mango, John, laborer, 257 Sherman. 

Mango, John B., laborer, h. 360 Bronson. 

Mango, Julius, h. 89 Croghan. 

Manifold, William, carpenter and joiner, h. 

o. 99 n. 151 Orleans. 

Manion, James, tailor, h. rear 41 Spencer. 

Manion, Johu, cooper, h. alley rear 173 

Fourth. 

Manley, James (cd'd), barber, 249 Gtratiot, 

h. 116 Bronson. 

Manley, William, carpetweaver, h. 263 

Second. 

Mann, Capt. Alexander M., h. s. s. Elm, third 

door frbm Grand River. 

bfann, Andrew, wagonmaker, bds. 16 Maple. 

Mann, Charles S., cabinetmaker, bds. 63 

Abbott. 

Mann, Chester M., cigar manufacturer, h. 

42 Abbott. 

Mann, Christian, brewer, bds. 16 Maple. 

t

MAN CITY DIRECTORY. MAR 

Mann, Francis G., shoemaker, bds. 63 Ab. 

bott. 

Mann, Frank P., bookkeeper, bds. 244 Congress 

e. 

Mann, George R., cabinetmaker, bds. 63 Ab- 

@ 

bott. 

Mann, Godfrey, cabinetmaker, h. 63 Abbott. 

Nann, Jacob, vegetables and poultry, 3 City 

Hall market, h. 16 Maple. 

Manu, Jacob, jr., brewer, 30 Maple, h. 

same. 

Mann, Josiah M., agt. Onondaga Salt Co., 

78 Atwater, h. 244 Congress e. 

Mann, Louis, bds. 16 Maple. 

Mann, Robert, cabinetmaker, bds. 63 Abbott. 

Mann, Stephen B., agt. Florence sewing 

machine, 159 Jefferson ave., h. 250 Park. 

Mannallan, John, iron moulder, bds. s. w. 

cor. Eighth and Leverett. 

Mannebach, John, laborer, h. 363 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Mannebach, Nicholas, baker, h. 409 Riopelle. 

Mannebach, Nicholas, varnisher, h. 409 Riopelle. 

Maunebeck, Peter, h. n. e. cor. Benton and 

Prospect. 

Mannerns, Mathias, laborer, h. 427 Eighteenth. 

Mannerns, Mathias, jr., laborer, bds. 427 

Eighteenth. 

Mannerns, Nicholas, soap maker, bds. 427 

Eighteenth. 

Mannheim, Mas, peddler, h. 292 St. Antoine. 

Manning, James, carpenter, h. 50 Pine. 

Manning, Thomas, turner, h. 185 Lafkyette. 

Manning, William, street car conductor, 

bds. 23 Washington ave. 

Manning, William, silver plater, bds. 67 

Larned e. 

Mannion, Michael, tailor, h. rear 165 Sevent 

h. 

Mannion, Thomas, laborer, h. rear 36 Fort 

east. 

Manquen, John M., carpenter, bds. 22 Beacon. 

Manquen, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 22 Beacon. 

Mans, Joseph, clerk, bds. 214 Columbia e. 

Mansack, William, carpenter, 11.124 Marion. 

31 ansbach, Peter, laborer, h. 350 Hastings. 

Mansfield, Ezra. cierk, bds. 164 Second. 

Mansfield, James P., h. 363 Sisth. 

Mansfield, Rich'd, plasterer, h. 358 Twelfth. 

Manske, August. shoemaker, h. 101 -1laple. 

Manske, Frederick, laborer, h. 444 Maple. 

Manson, William, shoemaker, h. 118 

Eighth. 

Manypenny, Albert, harnessmaker, bds. 88 

Larned e. 

Manz, Charles, laborer, h. 271 Clinton. 

Maple beck, James, eating house, 179 NToodbridge 

w., h. same. 

Maples, William, farmer, h. 398 Third. 

Maples, William C., farmer, h. 398 Third. 

Maples, William E., clerk, bds. 398 Third. 

Maples, William, jr., clerk, bds. 395 Third. 

Mnran, Mathias, baker, 11. 18 Clay. 

Marble, Charles C., messenger Am. Mer. 

Un. Esp., bds. Michigan Exchange. 

March, Frank P., photographer, bds. 24 

Gratiot. 

March, Henry, painter, h. 286 Sixteenth. 

March, Philip, laborer, h. Dequindre, near 

Scott. 

Marchiner, Ferdinand, laborer, h. 100 Du- 

bois. 

Marchisi, Mrs. Jennie (wid. Alexander), h. 

s. e. cor. Michigan ave. and Shelby. 

Marcotfe, Israel, salesman, h. s. w. cor. 

Seventh and Cherry. 

Marcus, David, cigarmaker, bds. 30 Fort e. 

Marice, Louis. joiner, h. 251 Dubois. 

Marin, Joseph, engraver, bds. 230 Seventh. 

Marine Hospital, s. s. Jefferson ave., near 

Mt. Elliott ave. 

Marker, John J., fireman steamer No. 1, h. 

114 Randolph. 

Marker, Frederick, brakeman M. C. R. R., 

h. 162 Fourteenth. 

Markey, Edward, hackdriver, h. 121 Beech. 

Mark hoff, Ferdinand, blacksmith, h. 459 

Macomb. 

Marks, Emanuel, cigarmaker, h. 115 Fifth. 

Marks, Isaac M. (a. Marks & Bro.), h. 238 

Brush. 

Marks, John, laborer, h. 312 Macomb. 

Marks. Moses (M. Marks & Bro.), h. 102 

Gratiot. 

Narks, Moses, peddler, h. 15 Trombley. 

Marks, William, watchman D. & N. R. R., 

h. 358 Woodbridge e. 

Marks, X., & Bro. (Moses and Isaac Marks), 

grocers, 102 Gratiot. 

Marleau, Lucy (wid. Thomas), saloon and 

boarding. h. 45 Atwater. 

Marnagh, Patrick, carpenter, h. o. 138 n. 

154 Sisth. 

Mttrnell, John. boxmaker, bcis. 302 Thir- 

teen-and a-half. 

Marney, Cain, laborer, h. 184 Oak. 

Marnin, Simon, founder, h. 116 Twenty- 

fourth. 

Maronda, John, laborer, bds. 53 Jay. 

Marotzka, Ferdinand, milkman, h. 425 Ma- 

corn b. 

Marotzki, John, blacksmith, h. 471 Ma- 

comb. 

Marquet te, Peter, carpenter, bds. 441 Clin- 

ton ave. 

Marquis; J. W., shipcarpenter, h. 455 Lar- 

ned e. 

Marr, Charles, cooper, bds. 256 Riopelle. 

Marr, George A., assis-ant U. S. Lake Sur- 

vey, bds. cor. howard and First. 

Marr, Jeremiah, cooper, h. 455 Gratiot. 

Marr, John, cooper, h. 256 Kiopelle. 

Marr, Lawrence, coqer, bds. 256 Rio 

pelle.

CL~K'S DETROIT 

NEW YORE 1 Marshall, John F., tinsmith, bds. 105 Adams 

are. e. 

b ~ B@F@~G@ 

p 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

@@m@a 1 Marshall. Robert, machinist, bds. 118 Har- 

rison ave. 

Marshall, Robert, sailor, h. 348 Franklin. 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $1 5,000 

- Marshall, Thomas, machinist, h. 128 Harri- 

SOLON BIeELBOY, ~ao&er and dgcne~ Snpt., I M::,"E*~~illiam. shoemaker. h. 286 Wat- 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. . SOE . 

Marshall, William (col'd-Marshall & 

Marr, Malcolm, printer, bds. 88 Adams ave. Warsaw), bds. 19 Cass. 

west. 

Marshall & Warsaw (col'd-William Mar- 

Marr, Maurice, machinist, h. 224 Fourth. shall and Thaddeus Warsaw), carpenters 

Marr, Thomas H., cooper, bds. 256 Riopelle. and jobbers, 19 Cass. 

Marrion, Nszarie, carpenter, h. 386 Wood- Marston, D. Howard, engraver, bds. Trebridge 

e. 

mont House. 

Marriott, Frederick, tinsmith, bds. 63 Or- Mart, Charles, sailor, bds. Larned, bet. St. 

I eans. 

Aubin ave. and Dnbois. 

Marrio~t, Mrs. Rebecca, dressmaker, h. 63 Martel, Prosper, engineer, bds. 88 Wood- 

Orlean s. 

bridge w. 

Marriott, Richard, laborer, h. 137 Orleans. Martelle, Antoine, teamster, h. 176 Fort e. 

Marriott, Samuel, clerk, h. 63 Orleans. Marten, Joseph, machinst, h. 345 Catharine. 

Marron, Bernard, laborer, cor. Guoin and Martens,Henry, cigarmaker, h. s. s. willrins, 

St. Aubin. 

bet. St. Antoine and Haet.ings. 

Marron, Patrick, laborer, h. 20 St. Aubin Martens, William, boarding, h. 156 St. Anave. 

toine. 

Marrow, John, carpenter, h. 282 Guoin. Marter, Charles J., tobacconist, 142 Ran- 

Marachner, Frederick, saloon and boarding, dolph, h. same. 


Martin, Ann (wid. John), h. 292 Sixteenth. 

Marscliner, Frederick, tobacconist, h. 250 Martin, Catharine (wid. Martin), washer- 

Antietam. 

woman, h. 106 Adams ave. w. 

Marsden, Joseph, machinist, h. 329 Cro- Martin, Charles, laborer, h. e. s. Chene, bet. 

ghan. 

Maple and Chestnut. 

Marsh, Alfred, inspector gas and lamps, h. Martin, Charles, laborer, bds. Perkins2Rotel. 

212 Park. 

Martin, Charles, teamster, h. 297 Whitney. 

Marsh, Harriet A., teacher Bishop Union, Martin, Charles, tobacconist, bds. 204 Fort 

bds. 212 Park. 

east. 

MARSH, HENRY, horse collar maker, 237 Martin, Charles C., engraver, h. 160 Earri- 

Grismold, h. 197 Rlacomb. (See adv.) son ave. 

Marsh, Mark H (Daily Union Printing Co.), Martin, David, grocer, 175 Michigan ave., h. 

h. 262 Brush. 

same. 

Marsh, Robert J. (R. Marsh & Son), h. 99 Martin Daniel W. (31 cMillan & Co.), agent, 

Catharine. 

room Merrill Block. 

Marsh, R., & Son (Robert and Robert J. Martin, Edward, drayman, h. s. s. Michigan 

Idarsh), brewers, 103 Catharine. 

ave., bet. Fifteenth and Sixteenth. 

Marsh & Butler (Robert and Robert J. Martin, Emanuel, clerk, h. 72 Macomb. 

Marsh and James Butler), sodawater Martin, Frank, sawyer, h. 364 Antietam. 

manfrs., 103 Catharine. 

Martin, Franz, carpenter. h. 259 RIullett. 

Marshall, Charles N., lumber, h. 375 Clin- Martin, George, coremaker, h. Sixteenth, 

ton. 

bet. Myrtle and Ash. 

Marshall, David D., Deputy U. S. Marshal, Martic, George, laborer, h. 0. 139 n. 161 


Clifford. 

Marshall, Euphemia (wid. Adam), h. o. 66 n. Martin, George, moulder, h. e. s. Lasalle 

18 Labrosse. 

ave.. near Myrtle. 

Marshall, Francis, laborer, h. 73 Jay. Martin, George. plumber, bds. 2G Brady. 

Marshall, George G., clerk M. S. R. R., bds. Martin, Hugh, bartender, h. 484 Fifth. 


Martin, Mrs. Ida, dressmaker, h. 72 Ma- 

Marshall, George, machinist x. C. R. R., comb. 

h. 2 Marquette. 

Martin, Isaac, clerk, bds. 211 Fourth. 

Marshall, Harriet (wid. William), h. 67 Martin, Jacob, h. 1112 Twelfth. 

Clinton. 

Martin, Jacob, carpenter, h. 211 Fourth. 

Marshall, Henry, laborer, h. 66 Seven- Martin, James (col'd), hotel, waiter, h. 13'7 

teenth. 

Fort e. 

Marshall, Horace, sawyer, h. 245 Mullett. Martin, James, machinist M. C. R. R., h- 

Marshall, John, laborer, h. 278 Clinton. 503 Slichigan ave.

MAR CITY DIRECTORY. 

Martin, James (Martin Bros.), h. 166 

Twelfth. 

Martin, James, mason, h. 424 Fort e. 

Martin, James, tinsmith, bds. 334 Croghan. 

Martin, James J., sign painter, h. e. s. 

Sullivan ave., near Chestnut. 

Martin, John, boilermaker, h. 121 Seventh. 

Martin, John (col'd), laborer, h. 361 Croghan. 

Martin, John, laborer, h. 404 Fort e. 

Martin, John, laborer, h. 384 Frankiin. 

Martin, John, mason, bds. 424 Fort e. 

Martin, John, meat market, 1032 Michigan 

ave., bds. n. e. cor. Tillman ave. and Myr 

tle. 

Martin, John, painter, bds. e. s. Sullivan 


Martin, John, pri~~ter, h. 191 Grand River. 

Martin, John E., bookbinder, h. w. s. Ninth 

ave., bet. Porter and Abbott. 

Martin. John F., bartender Russell House, 


Martin, John F., shoemaker, h. 186 Orleans. 

Martin, John S., printer, h. 190 Grand River. 

Martin, John T. (Martin & Griffin), bds. e. s. 

Twelfth, bet. Baker and Labrosse. 

Martin, Joseph, actor, bds. Union Hotel. 

Martin, Joseph, bricklayer, h. 75 Leverett. 

Martin, Joseph, laborer, h. Catharine, bet. 

Rivard and Ha-tings. 

Martin, Joseph, painter, bds. 110 Rivard. 

Martin, Joseph, steward, h. 18 Twentieth. 

Martin, Joseph R., painter, bds. 21 1 Fourth. 

Martin, Samuel S., printer, h. 183 Clifford. 

Martin, Louis, laborer, h. 188 Clinton. 

Martin, Margaret (wid. James), h. 26 Brady. 

Martin, Michael, sign painter, bds. 6 Sullivan 

ave. 

Martin, Nancy (col'd-wid. John), h. 282 

Clinton. 

Martin, Patrick, laborer, h. o. 346 n. 356 

Franklin. 

Martin, Peter, laborer, h. 109 Twelfth. 

Martin, Peter, notions, 3 City Hall market, 

h. 203 Russell. 

Martin. Robert (Martin Bro's), h. 166 

Twelfth. 

Martin, Robert, stock agent Q. T. R., h. 

n. e. cor. Tillman ave. aud Myrtle. 

Martin, Robert, watchman, bds. 253 Jefferson 

ave. 

Martin, Stephen, flour and feed, 258 Michian 


Martin, Stephen J., agent Tribune, h. 280 

Second. 

Martin, Stephen S., morocco finisher, h. 701 

Fort w. 

. Martin, S. C., freight agent Q. T. R., bds. 

Biddle House. 

Martin, Williau, salesman, bds. 601 Fort w. 

Martin, William H.. tinsmith. bds. 26 

Brady. 

Martin, William H. C., electric and cancer 

physician, 15 Merrill block, bds. 469 Congress 

e. 

- 

Martin, William J., timekeeper M. C. R. R., 

h. 168 Baker. 

Martin Bro's (James and Robert Martin), 

boots and shoes, 141 Woodward ave. 

Martin & Griffin (John T. Martin and Thom- 

as S. Grifiin), boots and shoes, 114 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Martindale, George D., grocer, h. 436 Grand 

River. 

Martini, Julius (Martini & Snyder), h. 152 

Catharine. 

Martini & Snyder (Julius Martini and John 

Snyder),tailors, 5 Hilsendegen block,third 

floor. 

Martinique, Jacob, laborer, h. 346 Sis- 

teenth. 

Martinique, John, cigarmaker, h. 364 Six- 

teenth. 

Martinstein, VTilliam, I!. 296 St. Antoine. 

Martmar, William, laborer, h. 508 Fort e. 

Martz, Frank (Martz & Frank), h. 331 Cro- 

ghan. 

Martz, George, brewer, bcis. 327 Marion. 

Martz, Henry, teacher, bds. 87 North. 

Martz, John, upholsterer, bds. 331 Cro- 

ghan. 

Martz, Joseph, tool maker, bds. 473 St. An- 

toine. 

B1art.z. Michael, boots and slloes, 220 

Jefferson ave., h. 409 Congress e. 

Martz, Philip, blacksmith, h. Dequindre, nr. 

Scott. 

Martz, Philip H., carpenter, h. 319 North. 

Martz & Co. (Frank Martz and John Steiner), 

brewers, s. w. cor. Orleans and Bronson. 

Marum, J. Edward, clerk, h 343 Third. 

Marurn, Hamill, music teacher, h. 343 

Third. 

Marvin, Charles H., salesman, bds. 19 High. 

Marvin, Charles L., printer, h. 62 Duffield. 

Marvin, Daniel, salesman, h. n. e. cor. Madi- 

son ave. and John R. 

Marvin, Everett S., clerk, bds. 61 Montcalm 

west. 

Marvin, Frank W., clerk, bds. 102 Lafayette 

ave. 

Marvin, Josephine (wid. James), h. 340 Rio- 

pelle. 

Marvin, Russell (Shaw & Marvin), h. 102 


Marvin, William, carpenter, h. 61 Montcalm 

west. 

Mars, Abraham, peddler, 11.238 Orleans. 

Mars, Eras, tailor, bds. 238 Orleans. 

Mars, George F., foreman H. Weber, h. 438 

St. Antoine. 

Marx, Henry. carriage trimmer, h. 409 St. 

Aubin ave. 

Marx, Hermann, carpenter, h. o. 331 n. 401 

Larned e. 

Mars, Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. Labrosse,cor. 

Ninth ave. 

Marx, John, confectioner, bds. 413 St. 

Antoine. 

Mars, Marcus, peddler, h. 197 Mullett.

290 MAR CLARK'S DETROIT MAT 


PARKE, JENNINGS & Corn's 

ON PRESCRIPTIONS. 

As OTHER MAXUBAWJRES XAY BE ~~JPPLIED- 

Mars, Theodore, laborer, h. Dequindre, bet. 

North and water works. 

Mars, William, blacksmizh, h. St. Aubin 

ave., nr. Joseph. 

Mars, William, laborer, h. St. Aubin ave., 

above Gratiot. 

Marshausen, August, publislier Ahend Post, 

10 and 12 Larned e., h. 267 St. Antoine. 

Marshausen, Conrad, Michigan Journal, 11 

and 13 Woodbridge e., h. 23 Columbia e. 

Marzajune, Auga~tus, laborer, h. e. s. St. 

Aubin ave., s. Gratiot. 

Masa, Joseph, laborer, h. St. Joseph, nr. St. 

Aubin ave. 

Masacek, Joseph, carpenter, bds. Prospect, 

s. w. cor. Bronson. 

Masch, Charles, h. 253 Mullett. 

Maser, Louis, peddler, h. 224 Brush. 

Maska, Frederick, boilermaker, h. 144 Map1 

e. 

Maske, Adolph, boilermaker, h. 0.331 n. 401 

Larned e. 

Maskill, William, carpenter, h. 43 

burg. 

Maskill, William, salesman, h. 43 Limburg. 

Mason, Charles E. (Mason & Conant), h. s. e. 

cor. Lafayette ave. and First. 

Mason, Edward, asst. editor Western Rural, 

h. 100 George. 

Mason, Edward, salesman, bds. 100 George. 

Mason, Edward, jr., clerk J. J. Bagley & Co., 

bds. 100 George. 

Mason, Edward James, carpenter and joiner, 

h. 384 Lafayette. 

Mason, George, carpenter, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

Mason, John, blacksmith, bds. 351 Eighteenth. 

Mason, John, sailor, h. 114 Baker. 

Mason, John T., butcher, 11.355 Eighteenth. 

Mason, John W., stair builder, h. 283 Park. 

Mason, .Joseph, boots and shoes, 222 St. Antoine, 

h. same. 

Mason, Joseph, farmer, bds. 100 George. 

Mason, Joseph, printer, h. 284 Lafayette. 

Mason, Joseph, jr., clerk, bds. 100 George. 

Mason, Joseph 'l'., clerk, bds. 100 George. 

Mason, Lorenzo M., lumber dealer and Vice 

President Am. National Bank, office 1 Botunda 

building, h. s. w. cor. Lafayette ave. 

and First. 

Xason, Richard, painter, bds. 284 Lafayette. 

Mason, Robert, grocer and meat market, s. 

e. cor. Wayne and Larned, h. same. 

Mason, Robert S., paying teller First Na- 

tional Bank, h. Second, bet. George and 

Henry. 

Mason, Thomas, bookkeeper, bds. 283 Park. 

Mason, Thomas, carpenter. h. 237 Seventh. 

Mason, Thomas, clerk House Correction,bds. 

same. 

Mason, William, carpenter, bds. 253 Park. 

Mason, William, clerk, bds. 100 George. 

Mason, William T., butcher, h. 36 Eight- 

. eenth. 

Mason & Conant (Charles E. Mason and 

John S. Conant), lumber dealers, Wood- 

bridge, foot Twelfth. 

Mass, Frederick, laborer, h. 407 Sherman. 

Mass, William, laborer, h. 191 Maple. 

Massey, Henry R., policeman, bds. 460 

Third. 

Massey, Jane (wid. Hugh), professor of 

music, h. 339 Fifth. 

Massey, John O., policeman, 339 Fifth. 

Maesilus, Joseph, tanner, h. 480 Lafayette. 

Massnar, Albert, tailor. bds. 55 Howard. 

Massnick, Anna (wid. Gottlieb), h. 187 Ma- 

comb. 

Massnick, Ernst, gilder, bds. 187 Macomb. 

Massnick, Henry, englneer, h. 294 Riopelle. 

Massnick, Oawald, cooper, Ms. 187 Ma- 

comb. 

Massnick, William, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 59 

Eighteenth. 

Masson, George, civil engineer, bds. 251 ' 

Larned e. 

Masten, Mortimer C., printer, h. 293 Ran- 

dolph. 

Masterser, John, laborer, h 517' Hastings. 

Masterson, Mary (wid. John), 21. 66 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Matgen, Mathias (Flaser & Matgen), bds. 


Mathauer, Paul, saloon, 237 Jefferson ave., 

h. same. 

Mather, Rev. Asher E., Baptist, h. 643 Cass 

ave. 

Mather, Atela E., h. 244 Woodward ave. 

Mather, Francis P., crockery, china and 

glassware. 169 Woodward ave., bds. An- 

tisdel House. 

,Mather, George B., salesman, bds. Eisen- 

lord's Hotel. 

Mather, Spencer I., hats and capi, 119 

Woodward ave., h. Selden, bet. Second 

and Third. 

Mathes, Herman (Schimmel & Mathes), bds. 

Hotel Mauch, Michigall Grand ave. 

Matheson, Donald, foreman wooden ware 

works, h. Woodbridge, bet. Adair and 

Leib. 

Matheson, John, carpenter, h. 165 Bronson. 

Matheson, Roderick, machinist, h. Locust, 

bet. Eleventh and Twelfth. 

hlathews, Battias, bar tender, bds. 17 Mich- 

igan (;rand ave. 

Jllatllews, George, caryeuter, h. '7% Ltrrned 

east.

MAT CITP DIRECTORY. &LAY 291 . 

Mathewe, Isaac Smith, sailor, h. 521 Larned 

east. 

Mathews, James L. (Mathews & Wilson), 


Mathews, John H., night foreman Daily 

Post news room, h. 111 Jones. 

Mathews, Louisa (wid. George), h. 14 Pearl. 

Mathews, Marcus J., traveling agent, h. 56 

Miami ave. 

Mathews, Samuel, carpenter, h. 431 Fort 

east. 

Mathews & Wilson (James L. Mathews and 

George B. Wilson), cigar manufacturers, 


Mathewson, Charles M., grocer, 51 Larned 

w., h. same. 

Mathewson, Cornelia (wid. James T.), h. 70 

Larned e. 

Mathewson, Warren H., dentist, Opera 

House block, bde. 258 Woodlvard'ave. 

Mathewson. William, produce dealer, h. n. 

w. cor. Grand River and Twelfth. 

Mathias, Dorothea (wid. Henry), h. 123 

Antietam. 

Mathias, John. hatter, h. 146 St. Antoine. 

Mathison, Alexander, engineer, bds. 80 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Mathison, John, builder, h. 165 Bronson. 

Matllison, Robert, engineer, h. 446 Ninth 

ave. 

Matt, Miss Charlotte, hairdresser, h. 96 La- 

fayette. 

Matt, Victoria (wid. Sylvanus), h. Twenty- 

first, bet. Fort and Howard. 

Mattice, Frederick, teamster, bds. n. e. cor. 

Woodbridge and Seventh. 

Mattice, James A., drug clerk, bds. 107 Con- 

gress e. 

Ma ttice, Joseph, blacksmith, h. 699 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Mattice, Sarah J., boarding house, 107 Con- 

gress e. 

Mattison, Byron D., painter, bds. 39 Beech. 

Mattison, Eliphalet D., intelligence ofice, 

196 Woodward ave., h. 39 Beech. 

Mattison, Elmore Y., painter, bds. 39 Beech. 

Mattoon, Edmund S., music teacher, h. 274 

Woodward ave., up stairs. 

Matzka, Emst, gilder, h. n. s. Maple, bet. 

Russell and Riopelle. 

Matzner, Philip, shoemaker, bds. 23 Eight- 

eenth. 

Mauch, David, laborer, h. 553 Trowbridge. 

Mauermann, Mathias, veterinary surgeon, 

444 Gratiot, 11. same. 

Maul, John, drayman, h. 292 Montcalm. 

Maul, John, laborer, h. Ohio, nr. Hastings. 

Plraul, John C.'., peddler, h. 579 Seventh. 

Maul, Paul, laborer. h. Ohio, nr. Hastings. 

Maurer, Louis, h. I8 Chestnut. 

Maurer, Peter J., laborer, h. n. e. cor. Bellair 


Maurey, John, carpenter, bds. 370 Michigan 

a 763. 

Maurice, George, h. 70 Farrar. 

Maurice, George, jr., bookkeeper, bds. 70 

Farrar. 

Maurice, Joseph, carpenter, bds. 251 Dubois. 

Maus, Henry, tailor cutter, h. 101 Maple. 

Maus, Julius. bakery, 378 Gratiot, h. same. 

Maville, Anthony, saloon, 19 St. Aubin ave. 

Maville, Peter, caulker, h. 441 Guoin. 

Maville, Richard, caulker, ah. 480 Woodbridge 

e. 

Mawley, Joseph, laborer M. C. R. R., h. 

Michigan ave.,. bet. Fifth and Sixth. 

Mawley, Joseph, pain~~er, h. s. s. Jones, bet. 


Max, Harris, tailor, bds. cor. Orleans and 

Croghan. 

Masfieid, Samuel, teamster, h. 53 Prospect. 

Masson, Charles B., engineer, h. 64 Russell. 

Maxwell, B. W., plumber, bds. City Hotel. 

Rlaxmell, George, clerk, 493 Congress e. 

Maswell, G. Howard, cashier T. A. Parker, 


Maxwell, George NT. (col'd), barber, h. 342 

blacomb. 

Maxwell, James, restaurant, 20 Grand 


Maxwell, John, carpenter, h. 235 Seventeenth. 

Maxwell, Samuel, carpenter, bds. 235 Baker. 

May, Alfred Francis, bookkeeper, h. 267 


May, Conrad (M. Fox & Co.), bds. 90 Larned 

west. 

May, Elisha, carpenter, h. 280 Franklin. 

May, Francis, bricklayer, h. o. 168 n. 188 

Twelfth. 

May, George, painter, 217 Woodward ave., 

h. 169 Porter. 

May, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 57 Mullett. 

May, Henry, grocer and saloon, 421 Clinton 


May, Henry, turner, bds. 392 Sixth. 

May, Isaac, carpenter, h. 258 Croghan. 

May, James R., show card writer, bds. 267 

Michigan ave. 

May, John. express messenger, h. 209 Fifth. 

May, Louis C., pocketbook maker, bds. 90 

Larned w. 

May, Nelson H., grocer, 91 Michigan ave., h. 


May, Paul, butcher, 100 Woodbridge w., h. 

same. 

May, Theodore, bookbinder, bds. 93 Congress 

e. 

May, Theodore, peddler, h. o. 505 n. 5'74 

Gratiot. 

May, Thomas, porter, h. 160 Oak. 

May, William, maltster Miller's brewery, 

bds n. e. cor. Jeffel son and Elmwood aves. 

Mayberry, Henry, contractor, h. o. 43 n. 71 

Eighth. 

Mayberry, Henry, laborer, h. 140 Porter. 

blayberry, Thomas, contractor, h. s. w. cor. 

Lafayette ave. and Eighth. 

Mayberry, Willianl, bds. s. w. cor. Lafayette 

ave. and Eighth.

MAY 

- - - - -- 

NEW YORE 

- 

SOLON McELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MTCH. 

Mayer, Charles Adolph, clerk, h. 140 Fort 

east. 

Mayer, Christian, carpenter, h. 410 Cro- 

ghan. 

Mayer, Elisha, joiner, h. o. 270 n. 280 Frank- 

lin. 

Mayer, Gustav, cigarmaker, bds. Brighton 

House. 

Mayer, Jacob L., tailor, h. 279 Columbia e. 

Blayer, John, sailor, h. s. s. Larned, bet. 

Dubois and Chene. 

Mayer, John A., lake survey, h. o. 74 n. 70 

Bagg. 

Mayer, Paul, lake survey, bds. o. 74 n. $0 

Bag:. 

Mayes, Edward (Hoffner & Mayasj, h. 87 Co- 

lumbia w. 

hlayes, Mary (wid. James), bds. 87 Columbia 

west. 

Mayeus, Charles, carpenter, h. s. s. Lafay- 

ette, bet. Dubois and St. Aubin ave. 

Mayhew, Francis, carpenter, h. 225 Sixth. 

Mayhea, Ira, h. 249 Larned e. 

Mayhew, John, carpenter, h. 271 Hi& 

Maynard, Aaron B. (Maynard, Meddaugh & 

Davison), bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Maynard, Albert, chairmaker, bds. 105 Lo- 

cust. 

Maynard, August, chairmaker, h. 105 Lo- 

cust. 

Maynard. George H. (E. Pullan & Co.), bds. 

38 Abbott. 

Maynard, William D., printer, bds. 75 

Lewis. 

Maynard, Meddaugh & Davison, (A. B. May, 

nard, E. W. Meddaugh and D. J. Davi- 

son), lawyers, 7,. 8 and 9 Bank Block, 

Gris wold. 

Mayor, Charles, laborer, h. 173 Twenty- 

second. 

Mayot, Alexander (Mayot & Beaubien), bds. 

101 Montcalrn e. 

Mayot Cis; Beaubien (Alexander Mayot and 

Israel Beaubien), manfrs. of rustic frames, 

212 Gratiot. 

Mayotte, Charles, teamster, h. s. s. Larned, 

bet. Dubois and St. Aubin ave. 

Mazeer. Francis, laborer, h. St. Joseph, nr. 

Dequindre. 

Meacham, Richard, conductor M. C. R. R., 

h. 67 Seventeenth. 

Mead, Elizabeth (wid. James), b. 159 Park. 

Mead, Emanuel, machinist, bds. 402 Six- 

teenth. 

Mead, George, machinist, h. 402 Sixteenth. 

Mead. Samuel L., salesman, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Meader. Elizabeth (wid. John), h. 65 Har- 

rie tt. 

Meadows, John, machinist, h. o. 138 n. 184 

Beech. 

Meagher, Mrs. Honora, h. w. s. Sixth, bet. 

Porter and Abbott. 

Meagher, Patrick, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. 

Humboldt ave. and Butternut. 

Mears, John, nigh twatchman, h. 25 Cram- 

ford. 

Mears, Stephen, blacksmith, bds. 25 Craw- 

ford. 

Meath, James, plumber, h. w. s. Seventh, 

bet. Cherry and Oak. 

Meathe, Richard, laborer, h. 82 Lafayette. 

Meathe, Richard, jr., blacksmith, bds. 82 

Leverett. 

Mechala, E., plaster works, bda. 109 Frank- 

lin. 

Mechala, Felix, plaster works, bds. 109 

Franklin. 

Mechala, John, plaster works, bds. 109 

Franklin. 

Mechanics' [and Inventors' Association, Ar- 

cade Building, Larned w., Thomas S. 

Sprague, sec'y. 

Meclrleburg, Henry, laborer, h. 432 Mul- 

lett. 

Medbury, Lewis, h. e. s. Woodward ave., 

bet. Adelaide and Alfred. 

Medbury, Samuel, h. e. s. Woodward ave., 

bet. Adelaide and Alfred. 

Meddaugh, Elijah W. (btaynard, Meddaugh 

& Davison), h. o. 38 n. 44 -\ladison ave. 

Medden. John, confectioner, h. 33 Juliette. 

Meder, Albrecht, painter, h. 343 Croghan. 

Meek, George, carpenter, h. 653 Macomb. 

Meek, William, sailor, bds. o. 479 n. 595 

Croghan. 

Meeker, Oliver, pulleyblock maker, 208 Seo 

ond, h. 413 Lafayette ave. 

M e 1 William, ironmoulder, h. 175 

Twelfth. 

Meginnity, Mrs. Flora, h. 229 Seventh. 

Meginnity, Robert (Hanna & Co.), h. 20 


Mehe, Ferdinand, laborer, h. 532 Orleans. 

Melding, Frederick, h. 119 Clinton. 

Mehling, George F., vanisher and polisher, 

h. 83 Henry. ' 

Mehling, John V., wholesale grocer, 25 and 

27 Michigau Grand ave., h. 468 Woodward 

ave. 

Mehling, John V., salesman, bds. 468 

Woodward ave. 

Meiche, Jacob, laborer, h. 148 Antietam. 

Meick, Constant, cabinetmaker, h. 305 Mar- 

ion. 

Meier, Charles, tailor, h. 144 Catharine. 

Meier, Christian, cigarmaker, h. 266 Beau- 

bien. 

Meier, George, plasterer, bds. 91 Croghan. 

Meier, Jacob, laborer, h. 34-3 Fort e.

ME1 CITY DIRECTORY. MER 293 . 

Meier, John, laborer, h. 240 High. 

Mellus, Peter (C. & P. Mellus), h. 53 Fort e. 

Meier, Joseph, butcher, bds. 39 Michigan M ;.:LLUS, C. & P. (Christan and Peter Mel- 

Grand ave. 

lus), saw manfrs., 66, 68 and 70 Fort e. 

Rleier, Lazarus. peddler, h. 148 M-dlett. (See adz.) 

Meier, Peter, tailor, h. 28 Prospect. Meleche, J. M., salesman, bds. 55 Michigan 

Meile, Charles, machinist, h. Dequindre, nr. Grand ave. 

St. Joseph. 

Melody, James, laborer, h. 142 Third. 

Meind, John, laborer, h. 220 James. Melody, Patrick J., grocer, 146 Third. h. 

Meingott, Charles, cooper, o. h. 97 n. 389 same. 

Bronson. 

Melrose, Charles A., laborer, h. 577 Cro- 

Meingott, Mrs. Catharine, vegetables, 27 gllan. 

City Hall market. h. Gratiot, ab. Russell. Melville, John, horsenail maker, h. s. e. cor. 

Meinkoth, Julius, salesman, 11. 94 Russell. Wiliiams ave. and Ash. 

Meisch, Michael, carpenter, bds. 278 &a- Melville, Willia~n, laborer, h. 12 Locust. 

tiot. 

Melvin, Alexander, carpenter, h. 315 Catha- 

Meissner, Ferdinand, laborer, h. 111 Ger- rine. 

man. 

Melzer, Ignatz, laborer, h. 117 Twenty- 

Meissner, Frederick, laborer, 21.200 Twelfth. fourth. 

Meissner, Frederick, sign pain ,er, bds. 200 Mende, (Iharles, laborer. h. 283 Maple. 

Twelfth. 

Mende, Gottlieb, saloon, 2 Catharine, h. 

Meissner, Joseph, laborer, h. o. 496 n. 546 same. 

Fort e. 

Mend, Augustus, laborer, h. 456 St. Aubin 

Meissner, William, barber, 119 Woodward ave. 

ave., h. 160 Adams ave e. 

Mendelsohn, Aaron, peddler, h. 111 Fort e. 

Meisner, Got tlieb, shoemaker, h. cor. Hast- Mendelsohn, Isaac, clerk, bds. 141 St. Aning~ 

and Fort. 

toine. 

Meizer, Frank, carpenter, h. nr. s. e. cor. Mendelsohn, Louis, architect, bds. 141 St. 

Riopelle and Railroad. 

Antoine. 

Mekle, George, carpenter, 11. 377 Catharine. Menclelsotln, Morris, h. 141 St. Antoine. 

Blelancon, bloise, shoemaker, bds. 565 Cro- Mene, Olive, laborer, h. 65 Atwater. 

ghan. 

Menge, ~dolph, laborer, h. 63 Atwater. 

Melanophy, Peter, sailor, h. 594 Lafayette. Mengel, Moritz, tanner, h. 192 Lafayette. 

Melchers, G~istavus, tobacconist, 63 Ran- Men ke, Frederick, stonecutter, bds. 51 

dolph, bds. 230 Croghan. 

Maple. 

Melchers, Julius, sculptor, 63 Randolph, h. Menlie, Mary (wid. Henry), h. 51 Maple. 

2S0 Crogllan. 

Menlrus, Elias, I agdealer, h. 271 Clinton. 

Melchior, Cathariue (wid. Louis), h. 171 Mennel. Henry, laborer, 'h. 100 Maple. 

Clinton. 

Mens, John, laborer, 11. 392 Macomb. 

Melchior, George, blacksmith, bds. 171 Clin- Menseul, Henry, jr., clerk, bds. s. w. cor. 

ton. 

Hastings and Benton. 

Melcllior, John, carpenter, bds. 171 Clinton. Menseul, Henry, sr., laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

~~eldrurn, John T., clerk Recorder's Court, Hastings and Benton. 

h. o. 130 u. 148 Larned e. 

Menten, Anton. laborer, h. 610 Riopelle. 

Meledy, James, laborer, h. 110 Third. Menth, Adam, butcher, 11. 325 Fort e. 

Melet, James N., carpenter, bds. 377 Cro- Menwagen, Madison, blacksmith, bds. 420 

ghan. 

Beaubien. 

Melick, James O., agent, h. 384 Sixth. Menwagen, Peter, painter, h. 420 Beau- 

Melin, Alexander, blackstuith, bds. 161 Clin- bien. 

ton. 

Menwegen, Peter, h. 23 Beacon. 

Melin, Frank, tailor, h. 161 Clinton. hlenzies, Alesunder, carpenter, h. 460 Ma- 

Melin, John, painter, bds. 161 Clinton. comb. 

Melius, Fredricka (wid. August us), h. w. s. Menzies, David, machinist, h. 153 Third. 

Mount Elliott ave., s. Gratiot. 

Menzies, Margaret (wid. Peter), boarding, 

Mellen, Rev. IV. R. G., pastor Unitarian 46 Lafayette are. 

Church, h. 84 Lafayette ave. 

Menzner, Solomon, barkeeper Theatre 

Melley, Peter, h. 220 First. 

Comique, h. 161 Hastings. 

Mellicli, Peter, carpenter, h. 128 Dlichigan Merchants' & Manufacturers' Bank of Deave., 

up-stairs. 

troit, Bank Block, Griswold. . 

Mellon, Koss, steward U. S. lake survey, h. MEKCE-IANTS, AND PEOPLES DEScor. 

Park and Grand River. 

PATCHES, office 36 Griswold, A. H. 

lblellus, Christian (C. & P. blellus), Alderman Muir, agt. (See adv.) 

Third Ward, h. 84 Port e. 

Mercer, Charlotte (Misses Mercer), bds. I08 

Mellus, George, sawmaker, bds. 84 Fort e. Farmer. 

Mellus. Henry, sawmaker, 1.1. 196 Lafayette. Mercer, Elizabeth (Mimes Mercer), bds. 108 

Mellus, Louis, flemaker, bds. tkt Fort e. Fanner. 

3s

MER 

PUKE, JENNINGS & GO., 

MANUFACTURING GHEMISTS 


LABORATORY, COBKEB BER'RY AXD CLIFFORD STREETS, 


DETROIT, - XICHIQAN- 

Merrill, Mrs. Robert, millinery and confectionery, 

St. Aubin ave., s. w. cor. Clinton. 

Merrill, Rollin W., machinist, h. 42 Seventeenth. 

Merrill, Silas L. (S. L. Merrill & Co), h. 198 


Merrill, Thomas R. (S. L. Merrill St Co.), 

bris. Cass House. 

MEREILL, S. L., & Co. (Silas L. and 

Thomas R. Merrill), fish, game and 

Mercer, Esther (wid. Benjamin), h. 108 

Farmer. 

Nercer, John, carpenter, h. e. s. Mayberry 1 oysters, 137 and 139 Larned w. (See adv.) 

ave., nr. Butte; nut. 

I hferriman, George M., clerk, 323 Nichigan 

Mercer, Joseph, shoemaker, 80 Grand River, ave., bds. 320 Seventh. 

h. same. 

Merriman, Jackson W., cabinetmaker, h. 90 

Mercer, the Misses (Charlotte and Elizabeth Plum. 

Mercer), mantrs. of cloaks and dealers Merrit, Adolphns, painter, 40 Grand River, 

in fancy goods, 244 Woodward ave. h. same. 

Mercien, Michael, shipcarpenter, h. 577 Lar- Merritt, Ann (wid. Edney), h. 364 Fifth. 

ned e. 

Merritt, Clara (wid. Michael), h. 54 Jay. 

Merdian, Conrad, carpenter, h. 667 Con- Merritt, Edson T., clerk, bds. Finney's 

gress e. 

Hotel. 

Merdian, Henry, machinist, h. 416 Cro- Merritt, Edwin, clerk, bds. Goodman House. 

ghan. 

Blerritt, Eclwin, bookkeeper Finney's Hotel, 

Merick, Daniel, machinist, h. 428 Congress bds. same. 

east 

I Rlerritt, Henry, clerk, bds. 49 Grand River. 

Herick, Eldridge G. (Merick, Fowler Essel- Merritt, James P., 11. 66 Howard. 

styn), h. o. 88 n. 150 Fort w. 

hlerritt, Joseph, teamster, h. w. s. Thomp- 

Ibierick, Melzar F. (Campbell, Owen & Co.), son. bet. Grand Kiver and Dickinson. 


Rlerritt, Peter, teamster, h. 162 High. 

Merick, Moses B., bookkeeper, h. 267 La- Rlerritt, Purdy, engineer, bds. 66 Howard. 

fayette ave. 

Alerritt, William, passenger agt. Northern 

Merick, Orin, sailor, h. 3-50 Franklin. Transportation Co., h. 19 Campus Mar- 

Merick, Trutbert. masonbuilder, h. 320 tius. 

H igi. 

Merritt, Mrs. W., dressmaker, 19 Campus 

Nerick, Fowler S; Esselst.yn (Eldridge G. Martius, h. same. 

Merick. John M. Fowler and Henrv hlero, Jacob, shipcarpenter, h. 435 Fort e. 

~ssels~~n), lumber and shipping me;- Blero, John, carpenter, h. Guoin, Bolivar 

chants, foot Mroodu~ard are. 

Alley. 

Mering, John, laborer, h. 57 Dequindre. Mershall, John, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Ger- 

Meringer, Christopher, tanner, h. 324 Whit- man and Dequindre. 

ney. 

Mertz, Henry, traveling agt., h. 134 Fort e. 

Merker, Catharine (wid. Jacob), h. 244 La- Merz, Casper, teamster, bds. 2'18 Gratiot. 

fapette. 

Mes, Michael, gardener, h. w. s. Mount 

Merker, Joseph L., glass stainer, h. 240 La- Elliott ave., s. Gratiot. 

f'ayette. 

Mesler, Herman, baker, bds. 133 Franklin. 

Merrell, Harvey B. (Merrell & Ferguson!. hlesse, Miss Hortense (Misses Messe), h. 75 

MERBELL, HERVEY, County Drain Com- Larned e. 

missioner. 1 third floor Seitz Block, bds. Messe, Miss Mary (Misses Messe), h. 75 Lar- 

Finney 's Hotel. res. Sumpter, Michigan. ned e. 

Merrell, John, traveling agt., h. 144 Eliza- alesse, the Misses (Hortense and Mary 

beth e. 

Rfesse), stamping nnd embroidery, 75 

- - 

Merrell & Ferguson (Harvey B. Larned e. 

Merrell and Thomas Ferguson) , general Xessinger, Hiram K., h. 124 Cass. 

agts. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New Messingar, Marcus E., farmer, h. 54 Third. 

York, oEce No. 1 Butler Block, Gris- Messmore, Albert, b~akeman, h. 401 Sixth. 

wold. 

Messmore, P. J. (Messmore & Co.), h. 90 

Merrill Block, n. e. cor. Woodward and Jef- Grand River. . 

ferson aves. 

Messmore,. William, carpenter, bds. 91 

Merrill, Charles, lumber dealer, 5 Merrill Grand Kiver. 

Block, h. MToodward ave., n. e. cor. Farns- Messmore & Co.) P. J. Messmore and Charworth. 

les Kannan), butchers, 90 Grand River. 

Merrill, Kandolph, bookkeeper, h. 69 Cass Meston, James, carpenter, h; o. 259 n. 307 

ave. 

1,arned e. 

Merrill, Robert, carpenter, h. 392 Clinton. Mette, Anton, laborer, h. 381 Orleans.

MET CITP DIRECTORY. MIC 295 

Mette, August, bookkeeper, bds. 282 Cro- Meyers, John, moulder, h. 454 Clinton ave. 

glum. 

Rleyers, John, silversmith, 11.155 Woodward 

Mette, Clements (Moody & Mette), bds. o. ave. 

385 n. 395 RIichigan ave. 

Meyers, Louis, clothing at Au Sable, h. 124 

BiIette, John, peddler, h. ",2 Croghan. Adaxns ave. e. 

Blette, John, upholsterer, bds. 156 St. An- Meyers, Wjlliam, furniture manufacturer, 

toine. 

400 Gratiot, 11. o. 279 n. 307 St. Antoine. 

Metty, Peter, painter, h. 391 Clinton. Mezatti, Michael, plasterworker, bds. 121 

Mettener, Bernhard, laborer, bds. 297 Clin- Gratiot. 

ton. 

I Michael, Abraham, laborer, h. 296 Lafayette. 

Metz, Henry, builder, h. 21 Adelaide. Michael. George, saloon and boarding, 379 

Rletz. Howard W., builder, bds. 21 Ade- Atwater, 1.1. same. 

laide. 

Michael, George, laborer, h. 379 Ninth ave. 

Metz, John, confectioner, bds. 471 St. An- Michael, Henrietta (wid. Moses), h. 216 St. 

toine. 

Antoine. 

hletz, Joseph, blacksmitll, bds. 471 St. An- Michael, Jacob, laborer, bds. 296 Lafayette. 

toine. 

Nichael, Jacob, machinist, h. 112 Elizabeth 

bfetz. Michael, laborer, h. 471 St. Antoine. east. 

~etzen, Joseph, carpenter, h. Orleans, cor. Michael, John, laborer, bda. 296 Lafayette, 

R. R. 

blichaelis, Charles, printer, h. 156 Lafayette. 

hletzen, Christian, saloon, 457 Michigan ave., 31ichaelis, Henry, carpenter, bds. 270 Sher- 

1.1. same. 

man. 

Metzger, Christina (wid. Frederick), h. 169 Rlichaelis, Joseph, printer, h. 166 Lafayette. 

blacomb. 

Michaels, Lewis, merchant tailor and cioth- 

Metzger, Ernest, gilder, h. 6 Glass Row, ing, 110 Woodward ave., h. 200 Fort e. 

Maple. 

Michaels, Jacob, machinist, h. 112 Elizabeth 

Metzger, Henry, painter, bds. 208 Russell. ea.t. 

Metzger, Jacob, laborer, h. 248 Afullett. Michaels, Mathews, clerk, h. 249 Lafayette. 

Metzger, William, shoemaker, h. 354 Eight- Michaels, Peter, joiner, h. n. w. cor. St. 

een t 11. 

Antoine and Brewster. 

hfetzner, John (J. Metzner & Co.), h. 784 Michaloffsky, Rfichael, peddler, h. 93 Mul- 

Michigan ave. 

lett. 

METZNER, J., & CO. (John Metzner and hfichels, Mrs. Catharine, h. 211 Catharine. 

John Diederich), soap and candle manu- BIichels, Catharine (wid. Michael), h. 59 

facturers, 790 hlichigan ave. 

Sherman, 

hfeurer, John, carpenter, h. 140 Croghan. Michels, Mathew, bookkeeper, h. 249 La- 

Rleyer, Alexander, laborer, h. 43 Mullett. fayette. 

Meyer, Bernhardt, cigarmaker, 11. 17'7 Michels, Michael, tanner, h. o. 266 n. 292 St 

Russell. 

Antoine. 

Meyer, Charles, check clerk D. & 31. R. R., Jfichels, Peter F., machinist, bd~. 112 Elizh. 


abeth e. 

Meper, Franz, carpenter, h. 527 Lafayette. Michels, Philip, cigarmaker, bds. 59 Sher- 

Meyer, Hermann, tailor, h. 204 Hastings. man. 

Meyer, Henry, laborer. h. 57 Clinton. Michenfelder, Anton, brewery, 61 Sherman, 

Meyer, John, bookkeeper, bds. 25 Jefferson h. same. 

ave. 

Michenfelder, Benhardt, h. 65 Sherman. 

Meyer, John, shoemaker, h. 490 Macomb. Michigan Agricultural Works, 

Meyer, John. shoemaker, h. n. w. cur. High Estabrook & Wright, proprietors, cor. Fort 

and Riopelle. 

and Twentieth. (See adv.) 

Meyer, John B., produce dealer, 337 Grand Michigan Bolt and Eut Company, J. E. 

Iliver, h. same. 

Briscoe, Secretary. 

Rleyer, Jonas, cigarmaker, h. 1.55 Wilkins. Michigan Car Company, cor. Larned and 

Meyer, Julius, rnercl~ant, h. 252 Brush. Fourtu, Ja~nes McMillan, Secretary. 

Meper, Julius, tailor, h. 322 Hastinge. Michigan Central Depot, s. w. cor. Wood- 

Meyer, Martin, cigarmaker, bds. Finney's bridge and Third. 

Hotel. 

Michigan Concrete Stone Company. Gilbert 

Meyer, Michael, cabinetmaker, 11.266 Beau- Hart, Supt., 278 Atwater. 

bien. 

Michigan Exchange, Edward and Farnham 

Meyer, Xicholas, laborer, h. 340 North. Lyon, proprietors, 110 and 112 Jefferson 

Meyers, Alexands~, to baccoworker, h. 225 ave. 

Columbia e. 

Nichigan Glass Company, 44 Woodward 

Meyers, Daniel, sewing machine agt., h, 166 ave., James McMillan, Secretary. 

Hastings. 

Michigan Mutual Health Insurance and Renlej-ers, 

Daniel, with IFT. BIepers, bds. o. 279 lief- Societ~, 72 Congress e., Hcrmann 

n. 307 St. Antoine. 

Kuhn, Secretary.

f@ 

YORE 

Q~mpanr, 

!!~RSWC~~Q@ - 

. $12,000,000 

ASFETF, . 

DAILY CASH IKCONE, $15,000 

SOLON BcELBOY, Manager aud Agency S~pt., 

peninsular ~ a ~ guildinp, l ; DETROIT, MICH. 

Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company, 

Bank Block, Griswold, John T. Liggett, 

Secretary. 

Michigan News Company, booksellers and 

stationers, 153 Jefferson ave. 

Michigan State Military Oflices, Firemen's 

Elall, s. e. cor. Jefferson ave. and Ran- 

dolph. 

Michil, George, laborer, h. 46 Locust. 

Michros, John, cabinetmaker, h. 333 Mont- 

calm e. 

Mickey, Lena (wid. Christopher,) h. n. s. 

Clinton ave., nr. Elmwood ave. 

Middlemuss, Walter, blacksmith, h. 90 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Middleton, George, painter, h. 62 Baker. 

Middleton, James, pressman Daily Post, bds. 

71 Brady. 

Middlemood, George, carpenter, h. 363 

Catharine. 

Miden, Anr.hony, laborer, bds. with Mrs. 

Melius, Mount Elliott aye. 

Midgley, Richard, huckster, 11. 406 Fifth, 

Miero, Louis, laborer, h. 248 Sherman. 

Miers, Charles, laborer, h. 173 Twenty- 

second. 

Miers, Otto, carpenter, bds. 350 Michigan 

ave. 

Mignaalt, John, tinsmith, bds. s, w. cor. St. 

An toine and Congress. 

Mignault, John B., physician, bds. s. w. cor. 

St. Antoine and Congress. 

Mignault, John G., coppersmith, bds. s- w. 

cor. St. Antoine and Congress. 

Mignault, Theodore, grocer, s. w. cor. St. 

Antoine and Congress, h. same. 

Milan, James, laborer, h. nr. n. e. cor. Grove 

and St, Antoine. 

Milan, John, laborer, h. m. s. Fourteenth, 

bet. R. R. crossing and Marquette. 

Milan, Patrick, tanner, h. nr. n. e. cor. Grove 

and Hastings. 

Milburn, Henry, salesman, h. 76 Sibley. 

Milburn, Henry J., clerk, bds. s. s. Alexan- 

drine ave., bet. Second and Third. 

Milburn, Joseph, fur buyer, bds. 233 Park. 

Mildon, Walter, mason, h. 188 Abbott. 

Miler, John, bricklayer, h. cor. Chene and 

Clinton ave. 

Miles, Alice (wid. John), h. alley, rear 165 

Fourth. 

Miles, Charles (col'd), laborer, h. 144 Lafay- 

ette. 

Miles, Henry, gardener, h. n. e. cor. Michigan 

and May berry aves. 

Miles, Henry, street car conductor, h. 596 

Fort east. 

Miles, James, laborer, h. alley, rear 165 

Fourth. 

Miles. John, printer, bds. alley, rear 165 

Fourth. 

Milrs, Luke (col'd), carpenter, bds. m. s. 

~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ city - flimits. o ~ ~ t h , 

Miles, Thomas, jeweler, room 3 127+ Jefferson 

ave., h. o. 56 n. 66 Madison ave 

Mill, George, blacksmith, h. n. w. cor. German 

and Dubois. 

Millar, John, blacksmith, 303 Atwater, h. 


Millar, Robert (Mr. & R. Millar), h. e. s. 

Twelfth, bet. Walnut and Butternut. 

Millar, William (W. St. R. Millar), h. n. e. cor. 

Twelfth and Walnut. 

MILLAR, W. & R. (%Tilliam and Robert 

Millar), wholesale grocers and liquor 

dealers, 178 Woodward ave. 

Miller, Albert, grocer, 510 St. Antoine, h. 

same. 

Miller, Andrew, carpenter, h. n. e. cor. Sullivan 

ave. and Ash. 

Miller, Andrew J., cooper, bds. n. e. cor. Sullivan 

ave. and Ash. 

Miller, Anthony, carpenter, h. 205 Lafayette. 

Miller, Antoine, laborer, h. St. Aubin ave., 

nr. Jay. 

Miller, August, teamster, h. 161 Benton. 

Miller, Charles, barber, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Miiler, Charles, barber, e. s. Michigan ave., 

bet. Third and Fourt,h. 

Miller, Charles, laborer, h. 4'70 Croghan. 

Miller, Charles, laborer M. C. R. H., h. 316 

High. 

Miller, Charles, servant, bds. 202 Lafayette 

ave. 

Miller, Charles, turner, 296 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Miller, Christian F., saloon, 221 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Miller, Edward, shoemaker, h. 235 Calhoun. 

Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth, physician, h. 21 Elizabeth 

e. 

Miller, Miss Ellen, sewing machine agent, 


Miller, E. M., sailor, bds Tremont House. 

Miller, Frank, shipcarpenter, h. 702 Franklin. 

Miller, Frederick, boilermaker, h. 300 Clinton. 

Miller, Frederick W. C., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Miller, Fredericka (wid. Jacob), h. s. s. Irving, 

bet: Sixth and Seventh. 

Miller, George, h. 144 Orleans. 

Miller, George M., carriagemaker, h. 141 

Catharine. 

Miller, George W., maltster, h. 87 Fort 

east. 

Miller, Henry, bds. 279 Lafayette.

'MIL CITY DIRECTORY. MIN 29'7 

Miller, Henry, brewer, Jefferson ave., n. e. 

cor. Elmwood, h. same. 

Miller, Henry, policeman, h. 384 Michigan 

ave. 

Miller, Henry, policeman, h. 403 Gratiot. 

Miller, Henry, grocer and saloon, 370 Michigan 

aye., h. same. 

Miller, Henry, saloon, h. 354 Grand River. 

Miller. Henry G., bowling saloon, 44 Larned 

w., h. same. 

Miller, Henry T., t,icket agent M. S. R. R., 

bds. Rlichigan Exchange. 

Miller, Hern~ann, fish dealer on market, h. 

201 Gratiot. 

Miller, Hermann, laborer, bds. 152 Antietam. 

Miller, Humphrey T., ticket agent M. S. & 

N. I. R. R., bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Miller, Jacob, fireman M. C. R.. R., bds. 165 

Hcward. 

Miller, Jacob, laborer, h. n. w. cor. St. Aubin 

ave. and Detroit. 

Miller, Jacob, painter, bds. 297 Marion. 

Miller, Jacob, porter Michigan Exchange, 

bds. same. 

Miller, John, blacksmith, h. 494 Congress e. 

Miller, John, carpenter, h. 792 Larned e. 

Miller, John, carpenter, h. 320 Ninth ave. 

Miller, John (col d), cook, h. 208 Columbia 

east. 

Miller, John, drayman, h. o. 197 n. 209 Seventeenth. 

Miller, John, locksmith, bds. 93 Congress e. 

Miller, John H., carpenter, h. e. s. Crawford, 

bet. Vine and Noyes. 

Miller, John P., prof. music, bds. Canada 

House, 163 Wood bridge w. 

Miller, Joseph, laborer, h. 181 Jay. 

Miller, Joseph, night watchman, h. 3973 

Twelfth. 

Miller, Joseph, tobacconist, h. I02 Twelfth. 

Miller, Joseph, vegetables, 62 City Hall 

market, h. 86 Clinton. 

Miller, Joseph R. J., laborer, h. 177 Larned 

west. 

Miller, Josephine (wid. Joseph), h. 173 Clinton. 

Miller, Louis M. (Green and Miller), h. 221 

Larned e. 

Miller, Lncy (wid. John), h. 35 Montcalm w. 

Miller, Michael, laborer, h. 207 Lafayette. 

Miller, Micllael, carbuilder, bds. 196 Marion. 

Miller, Michael, shoemaker, h. Whitney,bet. 

Hastings anit Prospect. 

Miller, Rlichael, laborer, h. 639 Woodbridge 

east. 

Miller, Michael, painter, h. 297 Marion. 

Miller, Orville J., gilder, h. 406 St. Sntoine. 

." Miller, Rev. 0. P., pastor Jefferson ave. 

Christ.ian Church, bds. Tremont House. 

iller, Peter, fireman, bds. Central Railroad 

Hotel. 

Miller, Richard, painter, bds. 297 Marion. 

willer. Richard E., clerk G. W. R., bds. Western 

Hotel, Windsor, Ont. 

Miller, Robert, laborer, bds. 313 Congress w. 

Miller, Sebastian B., finisher, bds. 243 Rivard. 

Miller, Samuel E., salesman, bds. 93 Beech. 

Miiler, Sidney D. (Douglass & Miller), h. 


Miller, Stephen, joiner, 11. Mullett. 

Miller, 1 homas, hair dresser, 322 Woodward 


Miller, Thomas K., advertising agent, 23 

Brady, h. same.. 

Miller, nTilliam (col'd), sailor, h. 3 George. 

Miller, William, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Thirteenth 

and Howard. 

Miller, MTilliam, laborer, h. 243 Rivard. 

Miller, William A. C., watchmaker, bds .I03 

M Adams ave. e. 

Millet,, John, laborer, h. 10 Park Place. 

Milligan, James, laborer, h. e. s. Dubois, bet. 

Macomb and Croghnn. 

Millis, Isaac G., photographer, bds. Tremont 

Bouse. 

Millmin, John, cigarmaker, bds. 128 Clinton. 

Mills, Andrew H., captain, h. 365 Larned e. 

Mills, Daniel (col'd), barber, h. 153 Clinton. 

Mills, George, blacksmith, h. n. w. cor. German 

and Dubuis. 

Mills, John, blacksmith, bds. 81 First. 

blills, John, sailcr, bds. IS Wight. 

Mills, Mrs. Margaret, .h. 106 Porter. 

Mills, Mary (wid. William H.), dressmaker, 

h. 23 @:and River. 

Mills, Merrill I (Nevin &. Mills), furs, 193 

AiJ efferson ave., h. 44 Washington ave. 

Mills, Robert, porter, h. n. s. Pearl, nr. Russell. 

Mills, Robert, foreman Barnes & Bro., h. 29 

Silver. 

Mills, Thomas, maltster Western Brewery, 

bds. 48 Seventh. 

Mills, William T., piano tuner, bds. 12 Columbia 

e. 

Milmore, John (col'd), plasterer, h. 398 Lafayette. 

Milspaugh, Daniel, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 


Milsom, Joseph, tds. 21 Charlotte. 

Milton, Darius, mason, bds. 407 Sixth. 

Milward, Henry G., merchant tailor, 186 


Milwaukee Brewery, cor. Cherry and Grand 

River, William Voigt, propr. 

Mims, Edward, laborer, h. 317 Catharine. 

blims, Mathilda (wid. Henry), h. 361 Macomb. 

Mims, Mrs. Mathilda (col'd), washerwoman, 

h. 355 Macomb. 

Minard, Charles, blacksmith, h. 91 Adams 

ave w. 

Minard, Charles W., brewer, 583 Michigan 


Minch, Michael, laborer, h. w. s. Twelfth, 

near Grand River. 

MINCHEXLR, GEORGE H., manager R. 

G. Dun & Co., h. 21 Winder.

298 &rIN CLARK'S DETROIT MOE 

PARKE, JENNINGS & GO., 

XANUFACTUREHS OF 

@p@~~ mBh@p@a 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETROIT, - MICHIGAN. 

Minckler,Charles, carpenter, h. 101 Mullett. 

Miner, Cornelius, laborer, w. s. Nineteenth, 

bet. Alesander and Baker. 

Miner, Edward (Edward Miner & Son), h. 

33 Beacon. 

Miner, Henry, bricklayer, h. 225 5fullett. 

Miner, John (Edward Miner & Son), bds. 33 

Beacon. 

Miner, John, mason, 11. 231 Mullett. 

Miner, John, lake captain, h. 361 Congress 

east. 

Miner, Joseph, h 383 Franklin, 

Miner, Nancy (wid. Oliver), h. n. e. cor. 

Howard and Twenty-third. 

Miner, Oliver, carpenter, bds. 361 Congress 

east. 

Miner, Edward, & Son (Edward and John 

Miner), merchant tailors, 64 Bates. 

Blink, Constantine, cabinetmaker, h. 308 

Marion. 

Minster, Frederick, moulder, e. s. Fourth, 

bet. Tuscola and Orange. 

Minster, Henry, helper, h. w. s. Fourth, nr. 

Holden Road. 

Minock, Edward, lawyer, bds. 133 Grand 

River. 

Miner, Thomas E., clerk. bds. 33 Beacon. 

Blintefaring, John, laborer, h. 469 Fort e. 

Mintern, Adam, carpenter, h. 386 Michigan 

aye. 

Minto. Mrs. Sarah, nurse, h. 249 Beaubien. 

Minwager, Jacob, blacksmith, h. 433 Cro- 

gllan . 

Minwagen, Madison, blacksmith, h. 420 

Beaubien. 

Minwagen, Peter, painter, h. 420 Beaubien. 

Mire, Frederick, engineer, h. 185 Sixth. 

Miro, Harriet (wid. Oliver;, h. 215 St. An- 

toine. 

Mission Sunday School, w. s. Ninth ave., 

bet. Abbott and Howard, David M. Rich- 

ardson, Superintendent. 

Mitchel, John, painter, bds. 33'7 Eleventh. 

Mitchell, Anthony S., tailor, h. 23 Abbott. 

JbIitchell, Barrett B., clerk, bds. o. 29 n. 33 

Elizabeth w. 

Mitchell, Charles, fresco painter, h. 364 

Congress e. 

Mitchell, Rev. Edward C., pastor New Jeru- 

salem Church, h. n. w. cor. Cass ave. and 

Elizabeth. 

Mitchell, Frank, drug clerk, bds. 199 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Mitchell, Henry, plasterer, h. n. e. cor. Ger- 

man and Dequindre. 

Mitchell, James, clerk, bds. 234 Randolph. 

Mitchell, James F. (col'd), whitewasher, h. 

44.6 Croghan. 

Mitchell, Jolm, blacksmith, h. 50 'National 

ave. 

Mitchell, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. German 


Mi~clrell, John h., clerk, bas. Russell House. 

Afitchell, Miss Lizzie, actress, bds. 235 Jefferson 

ave. 

Mitchell, Maria (wid. Thomas), h. 251 

Twelfth. 

Mitchell, Nicol (Morl~ous, Mitchell & Byram), 

h. o 188 n. 224 Lafayette ave. 

illitchell, Peter, miller, h. 168 Fourteenth. 

Mitchell, Peter, grocer, 433 St. Antoine, h. 

same. 

Mitchell, Susan (wid. Timothy), h. 234 

Randolph. 

Mitchell, Thelly, hostler, bds. Brighton 

House. 

Mitchell, William, carpenter, bds. ~afaiette 

ave., bet. Fourth and Fifth. 

Mitchell, William, engineer, h. 13 Marion. 

Mitchell, William, machinist, h. 147 

Twelfth. 

Mitchell, William, shoemaker, h. 303 

Fifth. 

Mitclrell, William W., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Nitchell. Zobeide (wid. Julius C.), bds. 505 

Sixth. 

Mitchell, William, butcher, bds. 92 Michigan 

ave. 

Mitchiey, Richard, poultry, 21 City Hall 

market, h. 406 Grand River. 

Mitmesser, Anton, laborer, h. 54 Catharine. 

Mitoche, Augustus, laborer, h. Jay, e. Dubois. 

Mittelhof, Conrad, 'laborer, h 22 Maple. 

Mittentag, Aaron, peddler, bds. 72 Lafayeite. 

Mittentag, Henry, nlarket peddler, h. 72 

Lafay ette. 

Mittenthal, Henry, Yankeenotions, 49 City 


Mittler, Ludwig, shoemaker, bds. 7 Jefferson 

ave. 

Mitzelteld, Charles, machinist, h. 262 Whitney. 

Mix, Lawrence W., carpenter, h. 329 Crogl-ran. 

Mix, Wesley, carpenter, h. 329 Croghan. 

Moe, Ann (wid. Stewart), h. 163 Park. 

Moe, George, grocer, 223 Jefferson ave., h. 

30 !3enry. 

Moe, William C., salesman, bds. 163 Park. 

Moebs, George, cigarmaker, h. cor. Hastings 

and Kentucky. 

Moebs, Juliana (mid.), bds. 88 Croghan. 

Moellick, Wenzel, shoemaker, h. o. 29 n. 

111 Bronson.

MOE CITY DIRECTORY. MON 

- 

Moell er, Andrew, organbuilder, 245 Russell, 

h. same. 

Moeller, August,, organbuilder, bds. 245 

Russell. 

Moeller, John, boilermaker, h. 169 Mul- 

lett. 

Moeller, John Adam, carpenter, h. 78 Jay. 

Moench, Jacob, gardener, bds. e. s. Elmwood 

ave., near Uratiot. 

Moench, John, grocery and saloon, 99 Ma- 

comb, h. same. 

Moeps, George, laborer, h. 321 High. 

Bloerschel, Jasper, laborer, h. 372 Franklin. 

Moeschert, Mary (wid. Jacob), h. 393 Rio- 

pelle. 

Moesta, Henry, macllinist and blacksmith, 

cor. Bates and Atwater, h. Hamtramck. 

Moffat, Hugh, saw mill, foot Dubois, h. 668 


Moffat, Samuel (col'd), chimneysweeper, h. 

45 Grove. 

Moffat, William (Ibfoffttt's Mills), bds. 668 


Mogk, Andrew, porter, h. 172 Mullett. 

Mogk, John VET., tailor, h. 63 Chestnut. 

Mogk, J. William, bartender, h. 63 Cheat- 

nut. 

Mogridge, Thomas, laborer, h. 377 Lasalle 

ave. 

Mohan, Francis J., clerk, bds. 53 Labrosse. 

Mollan, James. watchmaker, h. 53 Labrosse. 

MOHN, JOHN, locksnlith, Brush, bet. La- 

fayette and Croghan, h. 28 Croglian. (See 

adv.) 

Mohr, Peter, cabinetmaker, 11. 159 Mullett. 

Rloir, August, laborer, bds. 381 Fifteenth. 

Moir, George, bds. 126 High. 

Moir, George S., upholsterer, bds. 55 bfichi- 


Moir, Jennie, teacher in new Ninth Ward 

school, bds. 35 Abbott. 

Moir, Mrs. Mary, h. 25 Abbott. 

Moir, blelville, accountant, h. 255 Sher- 

man. 

Moir, William, shoemaker, h. 238 Third. 

Moir, William K., fireman M. C. R. R., bds. 

25 Abbott. 

Mok, Andrew, trunkmaker, h. 19G Mullett. 

Molan, Clement, boilermaker, h. 349 Frank- 

lin. 

Molis, Peter, moodsawyer, h. o. 379 n. 427 

Maconlb. 

Molitor, Slbert, U. S. Lake Survey, h. 139 

Larned e 

Rlolitor, Edward, asst. U. S. Lake Survey, 

h. 168 Bagg. 

Rloloney, David E., blacksmith, bds. 152 

Larnec! w. 

Moloney, James, grocery and saloon, o. 148 

n. 160 Sisth. and 60 Labrosse, bds. 160 

Sisth. 

Moloney, John F., grocery and saloon, 160 

Sixth and 60 Labrosse, h. 160 Sixth. 

Moloney, Mathew, clerk,' h. 253 Jefferson 

ave. 

Moloney, Patrick, blacksmith, bds. 170 Lafayette. 

Moloney, William, laborer, bds. 135 Hastings. 

Molony, William P., h. 273 Fort w. 

Moloney, John B., student, bds. 273 Fort w. 

Moll, I-lev. Conrad L., pastor Emanuel 

Lutheran Church, h. 275 Seventh. 

Moll, Louis, physician, 7 Glass Row, Maple, 

11. same. 

Moll, Peter, bricklayer, h. o. 95 n. 183 Napoleon. 

RIoll, Theodore, machinist, h. 253 Grand 

River. 

Mollison, James, laborer, h. 271 Atwater. 

Molte, Frederick, carpenter, h. 12 Buena 

Vista. 

Mombauer, John, laborer, h. Dubois, n. w. 

cor. Jay. 

Mommer, John, carpenter, h. 4 Pearl. 

Momne, Charles, laborer, bds. cor. Mount 

Elliott and Jefferson aves. 

Momnz, Noah, engineer, h. c. e. cor. Campau 

and Wight. 

Mompas, Elsior, laborer, h. 712 Franklin. 

Rlonaghan, Bernard, teamster, h. 149 

Chene. 

Monaghan, George, clerk, bds. n. s. Oak, 


Monaghan. James, bookkeeper, bds. s. e. 

cor. Orleans and Lafay ette. 

Monaghan. John, grocer. 155 Woodbridge 

w.. h. 54 Oak. 

Monaghan, John, laborer, h. 590 Beaubien. 

Monaghan, John, laborer, h. o. 346 n. 362 

Woodbridge e. 

Monaghan, John, moulder, h. 58 Howard. 

hlonaghan, John, teamster, bds. 109 Randolph. 

Monaghan, Joseph, clerk, h. 45 Labrosse. 

Monaglian, Martin, cabinetmaker, h. s. e. 

cor. Baker and Twelfth. 

Monaghan, Xicholas, druggist, 95 and 97 

Orand River, bds. 50 Oak. 

Mo~aghan, Patrick, bookkeeper, bds. 48 

Oak. 

Monaghan, Patrick, brewer, bds. Union 

Hotel, Woodbridge e. 

Monaghan, Patrick. clerk, bds. n. s. Oak, 


Monaghan, Patrick, grocery,300 Baker, cor. 

Thirteen.and-a-half, h. same. 

Monaghan, Patrick, laborer, h. n. s. Oak, 


Monaghan, Patrick H.(Teuton, McWilliams 

& Co.), h. s. w. cur. Woodbridge and 

Second. 

Monaghan, Thomas, bartender, bds. s. e. 

cor. Larned and Shelby. 

Monaghau, Thomas (Jfonaghan & O'Brien), 


Monaghan, Timothy, Back driver, bds. 55 

LITa y ne . 

Monaghan, William, grocer, 222 Orleans, h 

same.

300 MON CLARK'S DETROIT MOO 

NEW YORE 

SOLOX NeELROT, Unnager and Agency Snpt., 


Monaghan & O'Brien (Thomas Monaghan 

and Thomas E. O'Brien), builders and 

jobbers, 73 and 75 Beaubien. 

. Monchant, Jerome, machinist, h 789 Lar- 

ned e. 

Monderall, Peter, clerk, h, 475 Croghan. 

Mondery, Henry, hackman, 122 Clinton, h. 

same. 

Monell, James, laborer, h. 302 Thirteen-and- 

a-ha1 f. 

Monen, Jolin, laborer, h. 117 Franklin. 

Mooney, Henry, plumber, bds. rear 98 

Brush. 

Monfort, Mary A., school teacher, h. 108 

Harrison ave. 

Monier, Ferdinand, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. 

Hastings and Division. 

Monk, Frederick, matchmaker, h. 3 Maple. 

hlonnich, Frederick, painter, h. 316 Chest- 

nut. 

Monnier, Francis X., French wines and 

liquors, 62 Congress e., h. same. 

Monroe, Alexander, grocer, 195 Chene, h. 

same. 

Monroe, Alice (wid. Charles), h. 236 Mul- 

lett. 

Monroe, eeorge, laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

Williams avs. and Myrtle. 

Monroe, Henry, laborer, bds. MToodbridge, 

bet. Seventeenth and Eighteenth. 

Monroe, John, tanner, bds. 49 Woodbridge 

west. 

Monroe, 1,ucy (wid. Andrew), h. 538 Tort e. 

Montague, Augusta, dressmaker, h. 70 

Beaubien. 

Montague, Bernard, fireman M. C. R. R., bds. 

14 Piith. 

Montague, Louis, agent, h. 353 High. 

. Blontague, Xavier, laborer, h. 113 Mullett. 

Montaign, Emil, painter, h. 141 Sherman. 

Montan bault, John, laborer, h. o. 482 n. 500 

Woodbridge e. 

Montarman, Mathew, blacksmith, h. 301 

Croghan. 

Montei, Anthony, laborer, h. 200 Maple. 

Montgomery, Campbell, clerk P. O., h. 70 

Sibley. 

Montgomery, Miss Emma V., forewoman 

stamping dey't Detroit Match Works, 


Montgomery, Harvey, Bds. 86 Congress w. 

Montgonlery, Robert L., captain, bds. 55 

Adelaide. 

Montgomery, Thomas, engineer corps, bds. 

70 Sibley. 

Montgomery, Thomas S., confectioner, n. e. 

cor. Michigan ave. and Third, h. e. s. 

Twentyfourth, bet. Rlagnolia and Linden. 

Montgomery, William C. (William Duncan 

& Co.), h. s. s. Willis ave., near Cass. 

Montique, Augustus, driver engine No 6, h. 


Montleki, Michael, laborer, h. 545 Seven- 

teenth. 

Montreal, Lambert, laborer, h. 251 Hastings. 

Montreal, Peter, laborer, h. 475 Croglian. 

Moody, Ueorge, salesman, bds. 49 Baker. 

Maody, Hugh, teamster, h. 286 Franklin. 

Moody, Kobert, barber, 179 Michigan ave., 

h. 49 Baker. 

Moody, Kobert, blacksmith, bds. 349 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Moody, Robert (Moody & Mette), h. 349 

Michigan ave. 

Moody. Snnluel B., salesman, bds. 39 Baker. 

bloody & Mette (Robert Moody and Clem- 

ents hlette), blacksmiths and wagon 

makers, 323 Michigan ave. 

Moon, Hannah (wid. Thomas), h. 7 Colum- 

bia w. 

%looney, Hugh, laborer, h. o. 275 n. 281 

Franklin. 

Mooney, Joseph, bds. rear 98 Brush. 

Mooney, Richard, laborer, bds. rear 98 

Brush. 

Mooney, Rosetta (wid. Henry), h. rear 98 - 

Brush. 

Mooney, Thomas, laborer, h. 121 Labrosse. 

Moore, Slesander (col'd), barber, 72 Wood- , 

ward are., h. 257 Macomb. 

Moore, Benjamin B., Supt. Water Works, 

h. 45 Elizabeth w. 

Moore, Catharine (wid. Richard), bds. 136 

-Grand River. uw stairs. 

Moore, ~harles H. (Moore & Co.), h. 3G3 

Sixth. 

Moore, Charles (col'd), teamster, h. 151 Fort 

east. 

Moore, Charles B., clerk, bds. 45 Elizabeth 

west. 

h.foore, Charles W., clerk, h. 52 Russell. 

Moore, Christopher F., lake captain, h. 62 

Abbott. 

Moore, Edward S., carpenter, bas. 78 

Pitcher. 

Moore, Everett W. (Moore & Co.), h. 106 

Elizabeth w. . 

Moqre, Franklin (Moore, Foote & Co.), res. 

Springwells. 

Moore, Frederick, butcher, 8 City Hall mar- 

ket, h. 66 Montcalm w. 

Moore, Frederick, laborer, h. Porter, bet. 

Seventh and Eighth. 

Moore, George, peddler, h. 144 Beech. 

Moore, George, bookkeeper, bds. 46 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Moore, Ueorge (col'd), sexton Christ Church, 

11. 52 Mullett, 

Moore, George E., machinist, bds. 97 Sev- 

enth.

MOO CITY DIRECTORY. MOR 301 

I Noore, George F. (Allan Shelden & Co.), h. 

34 Winder. 

Moore, George H., bds. 46 Lafayette ave. 

&loore, George H., supt.. saw mill, bds. cor. 

Fort and T wenty-fourth. 

>loore, James, painter, 11. 86 Macomb. 

Moore, Jatnes (John Stephens & Co.), h. 10 

I 

Columbia w. 

Moore, James W., salesman, bds. 10 Colum- 

bia w. 

Moore, John, carpenter, 11.10 Lewis. 

Moore, John, clerk, bds. 412 Third. 

Moore, John, market gardener, bds. 412 

Third. 

Moore, John, frame moulder, bds. 173 Porter. 

Moore, John, ship owrer, h. 93 Washington 

ave. 

Moore, John (J. Moore & Co.), h. n. ~v. cor. 

Sisteenth and Magnolia. 

Moore, John N., clerk, h. 450 Twelfth. 

Moore, John 'CV., clerk, bds. 93 Washington 

ave. 

Moore, John W., seaman, bds. 232 Fifth. 

Moore, John 'CY., mason, bds. 45 Elizabeth 

west. 

Moore, J. Wilkie, U. S. Custom House, h. 

428 Ilafayette ave. 

Moore, Joseph, bricklayer, bds. 548 Michigan 

ave. 

Moore, Joseph, machinist, bds. 97 Seventh. 

Moore, Joseph B., clerk, bds. 428 Lafayette 

ave. 

Moore, Josiah WT. (J. W. Moore S; Co.), h. 

239 Park. 

Moore, Lucien S., supt. saw mill, bds. cor. 

Fort and Twenty-fourth. 

Moore, bliss, dressmaker, 274 Woodmard 


Moore, Miss Rlary, principal Lyell Avenue 

School, bds. 280 Porter. 

Moore, Michael, carpenter, h. o. 74 n. 150 

Nap01 eon. 

Moore, Nicholas, cooper, h. 121 Antietam. 

Moore, 0. Dwight, photographer, 158 Woodward 

ave., h. 99 Adams ave e. 

Moore, Peter. cabinetmaker, h. 195 Mullett. 

Moore, Peter, laborer, bds. 144 Beech. 

Moore, Reuben, filemaker, h. 91 Marion. 

Moore, Samuel, carpeuter, 11. 217 Park. 

Moore, Samuel, ~nachinist,, bds. 26 Fort e. 

Moore, Stephen (T. & S. Moore), res. Springwells. 

. 

3Ioore. Susan, washerwoman, 11. 91 Marion. 

Moore, Thomas, carpenter, h. 233 Larned e. 

Moore, Thomas, machinist, h. 97 Seventh. 

Moore, Verdine K. (J. W. Moore & Co.), res. 

East Sa,' wlnaw. 

Moore, William, bds. 88 Howard. 

Moore, William, laborer, h. n. s. Porter, bet. 

Seventh and Eighth. 

Moore, \\Tilliam, livery stable, 72 Larned e., 

11. 84 same. 

Moore, William A. (Moore.& Griffin), bds. 


39 

Moore, William E. (Moore & Co.), h. 106 

Elizabeth w. 

Xoore, William F. (Daily Union Printing 

Co.), h. 40 Cherry. 

Moore S: Co. (Everett W. and Charles H. 

Moore), commission merchants, 5 Wood- 

ward ave. 

bloore, J., & Co. (John Noore and Charles 

Futvoye), hulled corn, n. w. cor. Sisteenth 

and 31 agnolia. 

Moore, J. LIT., St Co. (J. Whitney and Ver- 

dine K. Moore), clothiers and gents' furn- 

ishing goods, o. 106 n. 122 Woodward ave. 

Moore, Foote & Co. (Franklin Moore, George 

Foo te and George F. Bagleg), wholesale 

grocers, foot Cass. 

Moore & Griffin (William A. Moore and 

Levi T. Griffin), lawyers, 151 Jefferson 

ave. 

moore, F. & S. (Franklin and Stephen 

Moore), lumber merchants, 775 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Moorey, James. mason, h. e. s. Cass ave., bet. 

Bagg and Sproat. 

R1oorhouse, Sylvester, bds. 219 Howard. 

Rloors, Cyrus F., mason, h. o. 101 n. 125 

Cass. 

Mar, Nicholas, cooper, h. 251 St. Antoine. 

Jlorahan, Thornas, grocer, saloon, IS4 Rlich- 

igan aye., h. same. 

Moran, Charles, 11. 373 Jefferson ave. 

Moran, Charles I>., clerk, 11-81 Brady. 

&loran, Jarnes, laborer, 11. s. w. cor. Lafon- 

taine ave. and Grand River. 

Noran, John, bookkeeper, bds. 373 Jefferson 

ave. 

Moran, John, saloon and boarding, 566 


Moran, John, traveling agt., h. 207 Cass. 

Moran, John, painter, bds. '76 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Moran, Joseph, laborer, h. 456 Catharine. 

Moran, Mary (wid. Peter). h. 409 Twelfth. 

Moran, Mathias, peddler, h. 433 St. An- 

toine. 

Noran, Patrick, laborer, bds. 409 Twelfth. 

Moran, Peter, clerk, bds. 70 Porter. 

RIoran, Thomas, saloon and boarding, 1030 

Michigan ave. 

Moran, MTilliam, janitor Cass Union School, 

h. same. 

N~ran, William, engineer, h. 3s Twentieth. 

Moran, William B. lawyer, h. 373 Jefferson 

ave. 

Moran. William J., painter, Willis Block, 

h. 1274 Jeffersou ave. 

Moranda, John, laborer, h. 54 St. Aubin 

aye. 

Morass, Antoine, land agt. h. o. 283 n. 339 

St. Auljin ave. 

Morass, Walter, bds. o. 59 n. 83 Congress w. 

310rdhorsto, John, jr., cigar ruanfr., 202 

woodbridge w., il. same. 

&Iorahorst, John, sr., h. 202 Woodbridge w. 

Mordian, George, carpenter, h. 2 Morse.

302 MOR CLARK'S DETROIT MOR 


STANDARD 

E,,n?fa 

EX%S\&+QT& 

F>!,. \.: 4 (- CZJ C- 

OfTIce, 374 Cass Avenue. 

Morhous, George (Morhous, Mitchell & Byram), 

h. 134 George. 

Morllous, William A,, bookkeeper, h. 296 

Third. 

Morllous, William A., clerk, bds. 134 George. 

RPorhous, Mitchell & Byram, 

(George Biorhous, Nicol blit,chell and 


Charles Byram). builders, sash and blind 

manufacturers, 132 and 134 Woodbridge 

More, Charles, salesman, h. 52 Russell. e. (See adz/.). 

More, William S., gardener, h. 354 Congress ~oriHrt?, ~hdget (wid. Michael), h. 2% 

east. 

Sisth. 

Morehead, John, conductor, h. s. m. cor. Moriarty, Michael, plasterer, h. 245 Sisth. 

Fourth and Arch. 

Blorisettee, Mrs. Emily, h. 68 Dubois. 

Moreie, Tllomas, butcher, h. 39 Duffield. Morkupp, Frederick, h. 403 Maple. 

Rlorency, Frank, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Mich- Rlorlan, John 9., bds. 46 Lafapette ave. 

igan and Williams aves. 

Blorley, Frederick, manager Daily Post, h. 

Morenus, Rose A. (wid. William S.), fancy 133 Congress e. 

goods, 307 Wood~vard ave., h. 12 bfont- Moross, Christopher, h. 291 Beaubien. 

calm m. 

&loross, Cleophas, bds. 291 Beaubien. 

&loreton, James A. M., clerk, bds. 1'71 Sev Moross, Joseph, mason builder, h. '79 Adams 

enth. 

ave. e. 

Morewitz, John, rag peddler, h. o. 6 n. 109 Moross, Victor, nlason, bds. 291 Beaubien. 

Brewster. 

Morass, Victor, conductor, h. 474 Jefferson 

Morgan, Ann (wid. George), 11. 234 Abbott. ave. 

Morgttn, A. Richard, Loot and shoe manu- Morphy, Robert, produce dealer, h. n. s. 

facturer and dealer, o. 91 n. 109 Wood- Grand Kiver, nr. Twelfth. 

ward ave., h. n. e. cor. Cass ave. and Morrell, Alexander w., tobacconist, h. 362 

Elizabeth. 

Twelfth. 

Morgan, Benjamin A. (B. A. Morgan & Morrell, Ferdinand, vessel owner, h. 163 

Bros.), bds. 153 Grand Biver. 

Co~gress e. 

Morgan, Daniel, sailor, bds. 254 Abbott. Morretski, John, blacksmith, bds. s. s. Ma- 

Morgan, David, sailmaker, 11. 1'72 Abbott. conib, bet. Dubois and St. Subin ave. 

Morgan, David E., sewing machine adjuster, Morris, Adner, sa~~yer, h. 84 Twentieth. 

h. 172 Abbott. 

Morris, Arthur, mason, h. 216 High. 

Morgan, Elizabeth (wid. James), h. n. e. cor. Morris, Bernard, shoemaker, h. 355 Cro- 

Seventh and Locust. 

ghan. 

Rlorgan, George S., bookkeeper, bds. How- Morris, Mrs. Catherine (wid. Miles), h. 119 

ard Holise. 


Morgan, George W., salesman, bds. Antisdel Morris, George, hats, caps and furs, 116 Jef- 

House. - 

ferson ave., h. same. 

Morgan, James, druggist, h. 1'73 Seventh. Morris, Ivers P., civil engineer, h. 538 Fort 

Morgan, James W., clerk, bds. 98 Lewis. west. 

Morgan, John, moulder, bds. n. e. cor. Sev- Morris, James, gardener, bds. 119 Twentyenth 

and Locust. 

fourth. 

Morgan, Kingslep S. (B. A. Morgan &. Bros.), Morris, John, carpenter, bds. Perkins' 

bds. 153 Grand Kiver. 

Hotel. 

Morgan, Maroni, engineer, h. 344 Chene. Morris, John, laborer, h. n. s. Lafayette ave., 

Morgan, Capt. Quinton, sailor, bds. 310 bet. Seventh and Eighth. 


Morris, Joseph &I., physician, 196 Wood- 

Morgan, Richard L. (B. A. Morgan & Bros.), ward ave., h. same. 

bds. 153 erand River. 

Morris, Lynlali R., insurance agent, bds. 

Morgan, Samuel, carpenter, h. 215 Twelfth. Michigan Exchange. 

Morgan, Sanfbrd W. (S. W. Morgan & Co.), Morris, Peter K., agent, bds. 60 Grand 

h. 88 Lewis. 

River. 

Morgan, William, harnessmaker, h. 237+ Morris, Richard D., fireman M. C. R. R., bds. 

Seventh. 

538 Fort m. 

Morgan, William, laborer, bds. 144 Twelfth. Morris, Robert (Morris & Co.), h. 197 Por. 

Morgan, William H., sailmaker, h. 94 Wal- ter. 

nut. 

Morris, William, grainer, bds. 71 Beau- 

Morgan, William H., sawyer, h. 85 Fif- bien. 

teenth. 

Morris, William, foreman Clark's dry dock, 

Morgan, B. A., & Bros (Benjamin A., Rich- h. 87 Twelfth. 

ard L. and Kinghley S. Morgan), meat Morris, William, patternmaker Hodge & 

market, 153 Grand Biver. 

Christie.

MOR CITY DIRECTORY. 

Morris Sr, Co. (Robert Morris and Jonathan 

T~agan), groceries and provisions, 197 Porter. 

Morrison, Abraham, carpenter, bds. e. s. 

Eiphtli, nr. cor. Michigan ave. 

Morrison, Alesander, commercial reporter 

Daily Post, h. 106 Adams aye. e. 

Morrison, Alexander, ca mpenter, h. 106 Fi f- 

teenth. 

Mor~~ison, Alepander, machinist, h. 361 

Twelfth. 

Morrison, Alesander W., carpenter, bds. 

Howard, bet. Sistti and Seventh. 

Morrison, Angus, shipcarpenter. h. 433 Larned 

e. 

Morrison, Charles H., salesman, bds. 35 

Elizabeth e. 

Morrison, George E., student, bds. 35 Elizabeth 

e. 

Blorrison, ha mil to^, truck builder M C. R. 

R., h. 405 Lafayette ave. 

Morrison, James. engineer, 11. 1'71 Twelfth. 

Morrison, James, sailor, 11. 157 {'liene. 

Morrison, John, laborer, bds. GS Labrosse. 

Morrison, John, patternmaker, h. Guoin, e. 

Campau. 

Morrison, John, sailor, bd~. 435 Larned e. 

Morrison, John H., ice merchant, 11. 35 

Elizabeth e. 

Mor:ison, Moses R., clerk, h. 106 Adams 

ave. e. 

Morrison, Robert, boilermaker, h. 191 Porter. 

Morrison, Robert (col'd), saloon, 145 Beaubien. 

Morrison, Thomas, moulder, bds. Dequindre, 

below G ratiot. 

Morrison, William (col'd), cook, h. 206 Columbia 

e. 

Morr;son, IYilliam G., carpenter, bds. 443 

Atwater. 

Morrissey, Edward, stonecutter, bds. 132 

Abbott. 

Morrissey, John, laborer, h. 163 Franklin. 

Morrissey, John L., laborer, h. 163 Franklin. 

Morrissey, Mary Ann (wid.), h. 359 Franklin. 

Rlorrissey, Thomas, stonecutter, bds. 112 

Abbott. 

blorriz, Morriz, peddler, h. 169 St. Antoine. 

Morrman, Asa, carpenter, h. 43 Macomb 

ave. 

Morrman, Henry C., carpenter, bds. 43 Macomb 

ave. 

Morse, Caroline W. (wid. Francis), h. 79 

First. 

Morse, Edward, salesman, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Morse, Ella (wid. John ItT.), h. 193 Larned e. 

hlorschel, Eva (wid. Anton), 11.59 Chestnut. 

Morse, James F., student, bds. IS Macomb 

aye. 

Morse, Jennie C., teacher new Ninth MTard 

School, bds. 71 First. 

Morse, John, clerk, bds. 35 Sixth. 

Xorse, Julia (wid. Ebenezer), h. 18 Macomb 

ave. 

Rlorton, Andrew, lithogrzxplr printar, bds. 

431 Latayette. 

Morton, Barbara (wid. James), h. 171 Sev- 

enth. 

Morton, B. Franklin, general ticket agent. 

s. w. cor. \TToodbridge and Thrrd, bds. 


Morton, Fraser, engineer, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Morton, James (col'd), vegetables, City Hall 

market, s. s. on Rlicliigan Grand ave., h. 

37 Latayette. 

Morton, John D., steel stamp cutter, h. 47 

Montcalni w. 

Morton, Mrs. (wid. Julius D.), h. 335 Jeffer- 

son aye. 

Morton, Kornulus (col'd), plasterer, h. 282 

Orlvans. 

hlorton: William, fireman M. C. R. R., bds. 

163 Howard. 

Morwitz, Thomas, rag dealer, h. 215 Colum- 

bia e. 

Morwood, David, shoemaker, h. 163 Clifford. 

Mosley, Richard, laborer, h. 35s Wood- 

bridge e. 

Mosbeck, Peter, machinist, h. 350 Hastings. 

Moser, Theodore, druggist, 234 Randolph, h. 

same. 

Moses, Andrew, teamster. h. 246 Beaubien. 

Rloses, Lucien (Fiske & Moses), bds. Biddle 

House. 

Moses, Zekiel, clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Mosher, Alonzo, carpenter, h. 50 Limburg. 

hlosher, Amasa A., carpenter, h. 50 Llm- 

burg. 

Moss, John, sailmaker, h. 522 Mullett. 

Moss, 'CJTilliam, h. Macomb, bet. Dubo!s and 

Chene. 

Mosser, Christian R., painter, h. 209 Park. 

Mott, Henry, machinist, h. 391 Eighteenth. 

Mott, Henry. machinist, h. 280 Seven- 

teenth. 

Mott,, John T. (Griggs, Matt & Co.), bds. Cass 

House. 

Mott. Joseph, vegetables, 18 City Hall mar- 

ket, h. 10 Clay. 

Mott, H., contractor, h. 280 Seven- 

teenth. 

Motz, Frederick, sheet iron and tin ware, 

16 Grand River, h. satfie. 

Mouat, John D. (S. Ferguson & Co.), bds. 


i'vlouer, John, carpenter, bds. 110 Rivard. 

Mowat, Angus, car builder M. C. I1. R., h. 

120 Eig1iteent.h. 

Mowry, (irant G., clerk, bds 97 Lafayette 

ave. 

Alowry, Israel (I. Mowry & Co.), h. 97 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Mowry I., & Co. (Israel Molvry and H. Nor- 

ton Strong), tobacconists, 60 and G2 Jef- 

ferson avc. 

Moyer, Peter, shoemaker, h. 152 Russell.

NEW YORLL 

LEk F l%8~~.& 

w QB @&!llX Pr B C ~ ~ , 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH IXCOME, $1 5,000 

-.. 

SOLOX BcELROF, Jla~lr~er and Agency Snpt., 

Peninsular Bank Bailding, DETROIT, MICH. 

hfueller, Renry, tailor, 11. 435 Mullett. 

Mueller, Henry, h. 87 Mullett. 

Mndler, Hermann, boilermaker, bds. 227 

Adams ave e. 

Blueller, Hermann, laborer, bds. 152 Antie- 

tam. 

Mueller, Herrnann, veget'ables 79, fish 89, 

Hall market, ll. 202 Gratiot. 

Mueller, John, bell llanger and lccksmith, 

bds. congress, n. v7. cor. Brush. 

Moynahan, Jeremiah, 11. 123 Porter. Mueller, John, laborer, h. 432 Rfullett. 

hloynallan, Jeremiah, jr., street car driver, blueller, ,John, printer, bds. 156 St. Antoine. 

11. 226 Michigan aye. 

Rlucller, John, tanner, 11.120 Mullett. 

Moynalian, Jolin, boilermaker, h. 90 La- Mueller, John U., asst. Lake Survey, h. 84 

brosse. 

George. 

Moynahan, RIat1ie~~- J.,deputy County Clerk, Mueller, Joseph, fish dealer, 87 City Hall 

h. s. e. cor. Third and Jones. 

inarket, h. 86 Clintou. 

hloynahan, Timothy, laborer, h. 145 La- Rfuel ler, Joseph, peddler, h. 457 Macomb. 

brosse. 

Mueller, Louis, boots and shoes, 81 and 83 

Moyridge, Thomas, laborer, h. 377 Six- Lafayette, h. same. 

teenth. 

Rlueller, Louis, tailor, bds. 212 Clinton. 

Muckel, James. laborer, 11. 241 Second. Mueller, Louis, teamster, h. 449 Sherman. 

Mucklejohn, John, laborer, bds. 187 Larned Alueller, Mathias J ., clerk, bds. 102 Maeast. 

comb. 

Muehleck, John, baker, 116 Woodbridge e., RIueller, Michael, laborer, h. 229 Sherman. 

11. same. 

R1 ueller, Otto, confectioner, 124 Gratiot, h. 

Muelrlmann, Jacob, grocery, o. 128 n. 134 same. 

Clinton, h. same. 

Mueller, Peter, butcher, 385 St. Aubin ave., 

Muehring, Joachim, laborer, h. 580 Cro- h. same. 

ghan. 

Mueller, Rudolph, miller, bds. 31 Catharine. 

Mnellenbach, J. Sylvester, tanner, h. IG7 Mueller, Sebastian, laborer, h. 432 Catha- 

Mullett. 

rine. 

Muellenbach, Mathias (Holthoefer, Muellen- hlueller, Valentine, laborer, 11. IS4 Clinton. 

bach & Bro.), h. 232 Croghan. 

Mueller, William, meat market, 330 Orleans, 

Murllenbacl1,Yeter (Holtlioefer. Muellenbach h. same. 

& Bro.), h. o. 160 n. 149 Blullett. 

RIue~lz, Anton, carpenter, h. GO Maple. 

Muvller, Andrew, carpenter, bds. 156 St. An- Muer, Anton, cigar manfr., 454 Gratiot, h. 

toine. 

same. 

Mucller, Anna (mid. Philip), h. 105 Rio- Muer, Joseph, salooon, 436 Gratiot, 11. same. 

pelle. 

bluer, Theresia (wid. Joseph), h. 454 Gra- 

Mueller, Anthony, drayman, h. 108 Clinton. tiot. 

Blueller, Anthony, laborer, h. St. Aubin Muesch, Simon, butcher, h. 317 Croghan. 

ave., s. w. cor. German. 

Mueser, Catharine (wid. Franz), L. 233 Beau- 

Mueller, Anton, stonecutter, h. €37 Mullett. bien. 

J!fueller, Catharine (wid. August), h. 311 La- &ftzeser, William, laborer, h. 233 Beaubien. 

fayette. 

MUIR, ALEXAKDER H., agt. Merchants 

Mueller, Catharine (wid. Louis), h. 227 Ad- and Peoples Despatch, office 36 Griswold, 

am~ ave. e. 

bds. 78 Farrar. 

Mueller, Catharine (wid. Kicholas), h. 10s Muir, Asa J., carpenter, h. 236 Clinton. 

Clinton. 

JMuir, James H., Sec. D. & M. R. R., h. 78 

Mueller, Charles, confect'r, h. 185 Croghan. Farrar. 

Mueller, Charles, laborer, 11. S1G High. Muir, John, bartender Detroit Exchange, 

Mueller, Charles F., merchant tailor, 117 bds. 52 Front. 


Rluir, Willialu K., Asst. Gen'i. Supt. blichi- 

Mueller, Edward, shoemaker, h. 235 Cal- igan Central K. R., h. 353 Fort m. 

houn. 

hlulch, John, vegetables, 40 City Hall mar- 

Mueller, Frederick, tanner, bds. cor. Hast- ket, h. 131 Lafayette. 

ings and Macomb. 

M~zldany, William, dra~man, h. 124 Sev- 

Mueller, Frederick, upholsterer, bds. 212 en th. ' 

Clinton. 

Muldenhauer, John, laborer, h. 414 Antie- 

Mueller, George, laborer, 11.151 Clinton. tam. 

Mueller, (jleo~~ge, grocery, 234 I-lastings, h. Muldry, John, foreman M. C. R. R., h. 238 

same. 

Twelfth. 

31 ueller, G. Blichael, wheelwright, h. 141 Blulford, George, collector Free Press, bds. 

Catharine. 

22 Catharine.

Mulford, Rebecca (wid. Eelson), boarding, 


Mulharon, Thomas, laborer, h. o. 396 n. 414 

Franklin. 

3Iulholland, James, foreman M. C. R. R., h. 

101 Sisth. 

Mulholland, Michael, teamster, 11.232 Fifth. 

blulholland, Peter, laborer, bds. 232 Fifth. 

Muilen, Annie (wid. Patrick), h. 411 Lasalle 

ave. 

Mullen, Lawrence, telegraph operator, bds. 

297 hl iclligan ave. 

Mullen, Michael, blacksmith, bds. n. e. cor. 

Fifth and liiver. 

3lullen, Michael, laborer, h. 119 Elmwood 

ave. 

31 ullen, Patrick, carpenter, bds. 411 Lasalle 

aye. 

&lullenback, John S., tanner, bds. 167 Mullett. 

31ullens, Patrick, sawyer, bds. 411 Sisteen 

tll . 

Biuller, Andrew, laborer, h. 318 Woodbridge 

w. 

Biuller, Francis, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Hale 


Muller, Jacob: gardener, bds. Hastings, ab. 

Gentucky . 

Muller, Jacob, porter, 11. 33 Scott. 

Muller, Jacob, laborer, h. 227 Marion. 

CITP DIRECTORY. MUR 

Munk, Johanna (wid. Edward!, h. 4 Glass 

Ito\v, Maple. 

Blunro, Alrnun B., carpenter, h. 96 Park. 

blunro, John F., surveyor, 1193 Woodward 

ave., h. 38 Bagg; 

Munro, William b., carpenter, h. 160 Hastings. 

Munroe, Daniel, sailor, bds. Guoin, on 

Cllene farm. 

Riuuroe, Donald, carpenter, bds. 235 Brush. 

Rfunroe, Mrs. Lucy, Yankee notions, 11 City 

Hall market, h. 338 Fort e. 

Munson, C. A. (wid. Almira), h. 303 Third. 

MUNSON, HENRY C., insurance agt., 34 

Griswold, bds. 3iddle House. 

Munson, Lewis, carpenter, bds. o. 154 n. 156 

Woodbridge e. 

biunteral, Lambert, laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

Bastings and Mullett. 

Munterman, Paul, h. 295 Bronson. 

Muna, Jacob, manager Arbeiter Hall, h. 215 

liussell. 

3lurchison, Carrie, dressmaker, bds. 23 

Urand River. 

Murdock, - , engineer, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Murdock, James, laborer, 11.172 Clinton. 

Murdock, Jasper, bds. 22 Lafayette. 

Murdock, Mathew, clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Bluller, Mathe~v, clerk, h. nr. n. w. cor. Ken- Mnrdock, Robert, check clerk D. St Rl. R. R. 

tucky and Hussell. 

Murphy, Aaron (col'd), laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

Mulvey, James, switchman M. C. W. R., h. St. Antoine and Benton. 

405 Fort e. 

Murphy, Ann (wid. Mathew), h. 181 Or- 

Mulveg, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 134 Cro- chard. 

ghan, h. same. 

Riurphy, Arthur, laborer, h. w. s. Trow- 

Blumford, Benjamin P. (Mumford, Foster SL bridge, nr. Ash. 

Co.), bds. 4 Cyanage Block, Shelby. Murphy, Bartholomew, grocer, n. w. cor. 

Jlumford, George, teamster, h. 29 Watson. Miclii~an and Harrison aves.. h. same. 

3lumt'ord, James, barber, bds. 164 Marion. ~nr~hy; Bridget (mid. ~imoih~), h. 262 -,. 

Rlumford, Samuel K. (Mumford, Foster S: Fifth. - 

Co.), 11.28 hlouroe ave. 

Murphy, Catharine (aid. James), h. 190 

IkIurntbrd, William (col'd - Numford & Cass. 

Parker), 11. 161: Marion. 

Murphy, Catharine (wid. John), h. 145 

Mumford, Foster & Co. (Samuel R. and Ben- I Plum. 

jamin P. hiurnford, Edward D. Foster and Murphy, Cllarles (col'd), teamster, h. Beau- 

Douglas Payne), leather and findings, 28 bien, nr. Indiana. 

Monroe ave. 

Murphy, Charles S., soapmaker, h. o. 59 n. 77 

Mumford & Parker (col'd- William Mumford Baker. 

and Hobert Parker), barbers, 233 JsEer- 1 Murphy, Daniel, plumber, bds. 135 Larned 

son ave. 

west. 

Muncaster, Isaac (Buchan & Co.), h. 387 Murplly, Rev. Daniel, pastor United Pres- 

Grand River. 

byterian Church, h. o. 84 n. 88 Larned 

Blund, Christian, laborer, h. 186 Maple. east.. 

Mundt, John, laborer, h. n. s. Maple, bet. Murphy, Dennis, fish inspector, h. 225 


Third. 

Mundy, Jolm, laborer, h. 164 Franklin. Murphy, Dennis, laborer, h. 59 Abbott. 

Munge-, Alonzo N., toll gate Xo. 1 Grand Murphy, Dennis, laborer, h. 386 Franklin. 

River Road, Detroit and Howell Plank. Murphy, Dennis, laborer, h. 254 Franklin. 

Munger, Miss Lilly, teacher Cass Union Murphy, Dennis, laborer, h. n. s. Latayette 

School, h. 50 Elizabetli w. 


Mungo, Joseph, engineer, bds. 31 Catharine. >lurpliy, Elizabeth (wid. Martin), h. n. s. 

Munli, Charles, butcher, bds. 512 Gratiot. Michigan ave., nr. National ave. 

Blunli, Frederick il., matchmalicr, 11.3 Glass Murphy, Henry, hit dealer, 1 outside 

Row, Maple. 

market, Randolph, h. 706 Croghan.

PARKE, JENNINCSS & GO. 

OFFER 

I A 




Murphy, Henry,peddler, h. 702 Croghan. 

Murphy, Hugh, carpenter, h. 190 Cass. 

Mnrphy, James, engineer, h. 189 Cass. 

Murphy, James, laborer, h. 240 Hotvard. 

Murphy, James, laborer, bds. 181 Orchard. 

Murphy, James, laborer, h. 610 Larned e. 

Murphy, James, sam-yer, h. 545 Michigan 

ave. 

Murphy, James, shoemaker, bds. 112 Abbott. 

I\IIurphy, James S., clerk, bds. 190 Casa. 

Murphy, John, laborer, bds. 17 Beaubien. 

Murphy, John, boolikeeper, bds. 181 Or- 

chard. 

Murphy, John, laborer, bds. 631 Larned e. 

Murphy, Jolin, laborer, 11. 124 Seventh. 

Murphy, Jolin, porter, bds. Fifth, bet. Or- 

chard and Plum. 

Murphy, John, warehouseman, h. 631 

Larned e. 

Murphy, John J., printer, h. 113 blTood- 

bridge e. 

Iklurphy, Margaret (wid. Felix), boarding, 


Murphy, Margaret (wid. Jeremiah),boarding, 


Murphy, Martin, grainer, 11. 238 Howard. 

Murphy, Slathew, laborer, h. 262 Fifth. 

Murphy, Mary Ann, dressmaker, bds. n. s. 

Michigan ave., nr. Xational ave. 

Murphy, hlichael, laborer, h. 44 Eighteenth. 

Murphp, LMichael. laborer, h. w. s. Fifth, bet. 

Beech and Orchard. 

Murphy, Rlorria, grocer and saloon, 306 

Fifth, h. same. 

Murphy, Morris, laborer, h. w. s. National 

ave., bet. Ash and Sycamore. 

Murphy, Patrick, drayman, h. 622 Congress 

east. 

Murphy, Patrick, drayman, bds. 101 Or- 

chard. 

Murphy, Patrick, laborer, h. 276 Fifth. 

Murphy, Patrick, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Fort 

and Hastings. 

Murphy, Peter, laborer, h. 114 Franklin. 

Murphy, Peter, maltster, alley Third, 

bet. Abbott and Porter. 

Murphy, Richard, laborer, bds. 163 Fourth. 

Murphy, Samuel A., bookkeeper, bds. 315 

Congress e. 

Murphy, Sham, peddler, h. Porter, bet. 

Tenth and Eleventl~. 

Murphy, Simon J., lumberman, office 7 Mer- 

rill Block, h. 238 Port w. 

Murpliv, Stephen, laborer, h. alley bet. 

Third and Fourth. 

MYE 

Murphy, Thomas, carpenter, h. n. w. cor. 

Harrison ave. and Locust. 

Murphy, Thomas, espresF messenger, h. 269 

Second. 

Murphy, Thomas, porter, h. 195 Fifth. 

Murphy, Thomas, porter, bds. 631 Larned e. 

Murphy, Tllomas, laborer, bds. 181 Orchard. 

Murphy, Tllomas, laborer, h.33 Sproat. 

Murphy, William C., student, bds. 190 Cass. 

Murray, Alexander, clerk, h. 132 Twelfth. 

Murray, Alexander, salesman, h. o. 89 n. 

93 Adams ave. ~ v. 

Muri ay, Alexander J., veterinary surgeon, 

h. 2(i5 Beaubien. 

Murray, Charles, bookkeeper, h. 152 

Twelfth. 

Murray, Charles Turner, sailor, bds. 363 

hf acomb. 

Bf~lrray, David N., clerk, 11.142 Larned e. 

Murray, Francis, strset car conductor, h. 73 

Orellard. 

Murray, Frank, painter, bds. 233 Jefferson 

aye. 

Murray, Hugh, bds. 373 Ninth ave. 

Murray, Miss Jane, milliner, bds. 93 Adams 

ave. w. 

Murray, John, boilermaker, h. IS2 Sixth. 

Murray, John, salesman, bds. GS Congress 

west. 

Murray, John, laborer. h. I05 Bronson. 

Murray, John, peddler, h. 444 Grand River. 

Uurray, John A., jr., salesman, bds. cor. 

Winder and John R. 

Murray, Joseph, peddler, h. 59 Balier. 

Murray, Margaret (wid. John), h. 363 Ma- 

corn b. 

Murray, Martin, marble polisher, bds. 43 

Fort e. 

Murray, Robert, grocer, 323 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Murray, William, cigar dealer, h. 309 Sher- 

man. 

Rlurray, IVilliam, laborer, h. 09 Fifteenth. 

Murrell, William, blacksmith, h. cor. Hastr 

ing~ and Bronson. 

Murrer, Jacob, milkman, h. 135 Benton. 

Murrer, John, milkman, bds. 135 Benton. 

Murri, Apolonia (wid. Anthony), h. 271 Macomb. 

Murri, Peter, painter, bds. 271 Macomb. 

Mussclle, John B., Detroit marble works, 42 

Monroe ave., h. cor. Croghan and Jos. 

Campau ave. 

Mussche, J ul~us (Wambecq & Mussche), h. 

Beacon, nr. St. Sntoine. 

Blussow, Mrs. Louise, seamstress, h. 169 

Clinton. 

Muston, Thomas, mason, bds. 159 Abbott. 

Blutte, August, laborer, h. 133 Prospect. 

Mutzon, Robert, mason, bds. o. 49 n. 88 Sibley. 

Myer, Charles, tailoring and clotlies cleaner, 

97 Jefferson ave., h. 144 Catharine. 

Myer, Conrad, gunsmith, h. 363 St. Antoine.

I MYE 

I Myer, 

CITY DIRECTORY* 

NEC 30'7 

Frederick, carpenter, h. 381 Lafon- 

taine ave. 

Rlyer, Joseph, carpenter, h. I74 Division. 

blyer, Joseph, clerk E. Malsh & Co., bds. 46 

Columbia w. 

Blyer, Jonas, cigannaker. h. 155 Wiikins. 

Myers, Charles (coi'd), laborer, h. 154 La- 

y; Fayette. 

' 

Myers, Dennis (col'd), h. 331 Macomb. 

Myers, Henry, moulding dresser, bds. 527 

Lafayette. 

Myers, James, laborer, n. w. cor. Woodward 

ave. and Parsons. 

Myers, John H., gilder, h. 223 Orleans. 

Myers, Louis, laborer. h. 21 0 Franklin. 

Myers, Morris S., tobacconist, 108 Michigan 

aye., 11. same. 

Myers, Peter, blacksmitli, foot Jos. Campau 

aye. 

Myers, Thomas, billiard table maker, h. 184 

Orleans. 

Myers, Thomas, cabinetmaker, h. s. s. Ri- 

vad, bet. Congress and Fort. 

Myers, William H., omnibus driver, h. 595 

Fort e. 

Rlylan, Patrick, tanner, h. Grove, bet. St. 

Antoine and Hastings. 

Myler, Andrew, carpenter and joiner, h. 279 

Larned e. 

Myler, James, printer, bda. 279 Larned e. 

Rlyler, William H., policeman, 11.604 Third. 

Myll, Frederick (E. Roberts Sr; Co.), h. '76 

Croghan. 

Rlpll, Fritz, foreman paint shop M. C. R. R., 


My11, Henry, carver, 85 Croghan, h. same. 

Rfyll, William, saloon, 86 Croqhan, h.same. 

Nplne, William, bookkeeper, bds. 148 

Woodward ave. 

Myrar, Jolrn, fruit dealer, 30 City Hall 

market, 11.140 Croghan. 

Myrtle, George, hostler, bds. 106 Elizabeth 

west. 

ADEAU, Adolph, laborer, h. 485 Cro- 

N ghsn. 

Nadolleck, George L., letter carrier, h. 105 

Farrar. 

Naeve, Datlef, wagonmaker, h. 248 Seventh. 

Nagel, John, laborer, h. n. s. Maple, bet. 


Na~el, Ludwig, wagonmaker, h. s. s. Gratiot, 

w. Ellnmood ave. 

Nagle, Maurice B., shipping clerk, h. o. 253 

n. 301 Larned e. 

Nagle, Philip W., wood, foot Rivard, h. 133 


Nahorn,-Augustus, shoemaker, bds. 156 St. 

An toine. 

Nahorn, John, mason, h. 52 Sherman. 

Nahrgang, Charles, laborer, h. 94 Twelfth. 

Nall, Arthur A. (James Nall, jr., & Co.), bds. 


Nall, James, jr. !James Nall, jr., & Co.) h. 


Nail, .Barnes, jr., & Co. (James, jr., 

and Arthur A. Nall), carpets and dry 

goods, n. e. cor. Woodward ave. and Lar- 

ned. 

Nash, Alexander, clerk, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Nash, Alonzo (col'd), gardener, h. Hastings, 

nr. Fr emont. 

Nash, Homer W., bookkeeper Michigan Ex- 


Nash, Mrs. Margaret, h. 121 Baker. 

Nash, Samuel W. (B. Hall & Co.), rcs. Buf- 

falo, N. Y. 

Nash, Thomas, laborer, bds. 121 Baker. 

Nash, Warren C., printer, h. 316 Riopelle. 

Kash, William, turner, h. Franklin, bet. 


Naseck, Frederick, upholsterer, h. 456 St. 

Antoine. 

Nathan, Moses, watches and jewelry, 198 

Randolph, 11. same. 

Nathsel, Ferdinand, laborer, h. w. s. Uu- 

bois, s. Gratiot. 

Nattie, Henry, teamster, bds. 55 Howard. 

Natus, John, painter, h. 209 Lafayette. 

Nau, Henry: bricklayer, h. 214 Clinton. 

Nauck, William, upholsterer, h. 456 St. 

Antoine. 

Naugle, James, boilermaker, bds. 103 Har- 

rison ave. 

Naugle, Owen, boilermaker, h. 103 Harri- 

son ave. 

Navarre, Alexander, lake captain, h. 224 

Riopelle. 

Navey, David, wagonmaker, h. a48 Sev- 

enth. 

Nay,Da-cid D., clerk, bds. Antisdel House. 

Nay, Noah N., bookkeeper, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Naylor, Mary (wid. Thomas), h. 255 

Fourth. 

Neagle, Michael, laborer, h. 145 Beech. 

Neal, Benjamin, insnrance agent, h. s. s. 

Pitcher, bet. Seccnd and Cass ave. 

Neal, Jonas M. S., State agent Btna Ins. 

Co., bds. 294 Woodward ave., up-st.airs. 

Neal, LevenJ., mason, h. 2 Glass Row, Ma- 

ple. 

Neamarn, William, laborer, h. 355 Seven- 

teenth. 

Near, John, laborer, h. 185 Nineteenth. 

Neausel, Henry, clerk, h. 35 Jefferson ave. 

Kebe, Henry (J. & H. Nebe), bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Nebe, Jonas (J. & H. Nebe), h. 400 Grand 

River. 

Nebe, J. & H. (Jonas and Henry Nebe), gro- 

cers, 49 Michigan Grand ave. 

Nebel, Joseph, farmer, h. 305 Lafayette. 

Neckel, Anthony, shoemaker, 14 Grand 

River, h. same.

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NEE NEV 

NEW YORK 

8 - 8 

ASSETS, . . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASE INCOME, $15,000 

- 

SOLON IIIcELBOY, Nanager and Agency Snpt,, 


Needham, John, laborer, h. 230 Seventh. 

Needham, John, tailor, h. 236 Seventh. 

Needhaln, Madison (col'd), cook, h. 462 Con- 

gress e. 

Neef, Jacob, shoemaker, h. 199 Marion. 

Neef, William A., salesman, 21.27 Brady. 

Neeley, Bridget (wid. John), h. 149 Fort e. 

Neff, Edwin W. (E. W. NeE SL Son), h. 39 

Fifth. 

Neq Franz A., mason, bds. IS Jay. 

Keg, Mary Ann (wid. Peter), h. 3'70 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Neff, Newton N. (E. W. Neff & Son), bds. 

39 Fifth. 

NeE, E. IV., & Son (Edwin W. and 

Newton N. Neff), safes, mantles and 

grates, 17'7 Jefferson ave. 

Nehls, Charles, clerk, bds. 341 Catharine. 

Neibert, Frederick, laborer, 11. 371 Orleans. 

Neidig, Anton, stonecutter, h. 139 Mzple. 

Neidig, John, cigarnlalrer, bds. 139 Maple. 

Neil, Miss Emma, seamstress, bds. s. e. cor. 

Second and Pitcher. 

Xeil, James, carpenter, h. 108 Rivard. 

Neil, James, laborer, h. 513 Fort e. 

Neis, John, tailor, 5ds 208 Macomb. 

Neithart, August, butcher, bds. 11s Ran- 

dolph. 

Nelson, George, saloonkeeper, bds. Cass Ho- 

tel. 

Nelson, Halvor, clerk Department of the 

Lakes, h. 48 Adams ave. e. 

Nelson, J. Wesley, life ins. agent, h. o. 196 

n. 240 Fourth. 

Kelsoa, James, clerk, h. 682 Jefferson ave. 

Nelson, Bobert, clerk, bds. Goodman Iiouse. 

Nelson, Samuel, foreman A. C. McUraw & 

Co., h. 86 Fort e. 

Nelson, Samuel, supt. Detroit Car Wheel 

Co.. h. 3 Ledyard. 

Nelson, Simon, clothes cleaner, 105 Grand 


Nelson, Theodore, cooper, h. 587 Lafayette. 

Neltner, Joseph, carpenter, h. 258 Seven- 

teenth. 

Neltner, Joseph, jr., machinist, h. 248 Seven- 

teenth. 

Neltz, Charles, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Howard 

and Sixth. 

Nerneita, Anton, blacksmith, bds. n. e. cor. 

Clay and Prospect. 

Nemetz, Ferdinand, laborer, h. e. Chene 

and n. German. 

Nemsgern, Clernens, carpenter, h. 409 Cro- 

ghan. - 

Neptune Fire Engine Steamer No. 2, n. w. 

cor. Larned and St. Antoine. 

Nesbitt, the Misses, 11. 37 Wayne. 

Nesbitt, William J., surveyor, bds. 51 

Wayne. 

Nessel, John, machinist, h. 147 Elmwood 

ave. 

Nestor, John, laborer, 11. 230 Abbott. 

Nestor, John, laborer, h. 125 Seventll. 

Nest or, Patrick, blacksmith, h. 5 1 Hqrrison 

ave. 

Neth erly, Nelson (coi'd), laborer, h. 172 

Woodbridge m. 

Nett, Jacob, laborer, h. 197 Catharine. 

Natte, Henry, butcher, bds. 55 Howard. 

Nette, Richard, varnisher, 11. 229 Napoleon. 

Netting, George, restaurant, n. w. cor. Lar- 

ned and Shelby, h. same. 

Neubauer, Adam, cigarmaker, h. 255 Abbott. 

Ne~zbauer, Nichol, cigarmaker, bds. 253 Ab- 

bott. 

Neuber, William, painter, h. 41 Marion. 

NEUBRONNEB, JOHN C., wagon and car- 

riagemaker, 33 Fort e., 11. 187 same. (See 

uda.) 

Neuendorf, Frederick, laborer, h. 197 An- 

tietam. 

Neugen, Patrick, expressmagon driver, h. 72 

Orchard. 

Neuhaeuser, Anton, cabinetmaker, h. 144 

Lafay ette. 

Neuhaeuser, Francis, wireweaver, h. 225 

C'rog han. 

Neuhoff, John, carpenter, h. 195 Macomb. 

Neuhor, Joseph, upholsterer, bds. 195 Ma- 

comb. 

Neumann, Charles, hackman, h. 399 Or- 

leans. 

Neumann, Mrs. Emilie, midwife, h. 291 

Montcalm e. 

Neulnann, Frederick, cooper, h. 291 Mont- 

calm e. 

Neumann, George, cooper, h. 570 Gratiot. 

Neumann, Ludwig, blaclis~th, h. 60 Napoleon. 

Neumann, S., peddler, h. 169 St. Antoine. 

Neundorf, Frederick, laborer, 11. s. s. German, 


Neumo, Louis, blacksmith, h. 64 Napoleon. 

Neuscliaefer, Jacob, potter, h. 534 LasaUe 

ave. 

Neusel, Henry, porter Tillman, Silsbee & 

Co., bds. n. s. Jefferson ave., bet. Cass and 

First. 

Neusel, Sophia, fancy goods, n. s. Jefferson 

ave., bet. Cass and First, h. same. 

Neusiur, Peter, f'ar~uer, 11. 410 Hasti~gs. 

Neveus, George A., entry clerk, bds. 166 

Larned e. 

Neville, James, laborer, h. 738 Woodbridge 

west. 

Neville, James, laborer, h. 337 Woodbridge 

west. 

Neville, William, shoemaker, h. 758 Woodbridge 

west.

NEV CITY DIRECTORY. NIC 309 

Nevin, David, agent Nevin St Mills, bds. Newkirk, William (Showerman & Co.), h. 

Howarcl House. 


Nevin, Frank (Nevin & Mills), bds. Michi- Newland, Henry, physician, 14 Merrill 

gan Exchange. 

Block, h. 181 Congress e. 

Nevin, James, baker, bds. 277 Woodward Newland, Henry A. (F. Buhl & Co.), h. s. 

ave. 

w. cor. Fort and Second. 

Nevin & Mills (Fmnk Nevin and Merrill Newman, Charles, saloon, Woodward ave., 

I. Mills), tobacconists, 193 and 195 Jeffer- opp. Harper Hospital, h. same. 

son ave. 

Newman, Henry, carpenter, h. w. s. Twenty- 

Nevis, Joseph, laborer, h. 503 Mullett. first, bet. Howard and Fort. 

Nevins, Albert, perfumer, bds. 6 Lewis. Newman, Henry. laborer, 11. 355 Twelfth. 

Nevins, Hugh, machinist, bds. 204 Howard. Newman, Janles, laborer, h. 174 Sixteenth. 

Nevins, Mrs. Louisa, boarding, h. G Lewis. Newman, John, carpenter, h. 195 Twenty- 

Newberry, Charles, clerk, bds. 83 Howard. second. 

Newberry, George, 11. 179 Third. 

Newman, John, grocer, 438 Hastings, h. 

Newberry, Henry W. (Davis & Newberry), same. 

h. 193 Third. 

Newnlan, L. L., patent rights, bds. City 

. Nemberry, Jacob, laborer, bds. 1'75 Williams Hotel. 

aye. 

Newman, Nicholas, blacksmith, h. 114 Mar- 

Nemberry, John S. (Newberry, Pond tk ion. 

Brown), 11. 443 Jefferson ave. 

Newson, James, farmer, h. Griitiot, nr. Jos. 

Newberry. Josh~a, carpenter, 11. e. s. Wil- Campau ave. 

liams ave., bet. Asll and My~tle. Newth, Edwin, joiner, h. 551 Lafayette. 

Newberry, Oliver, (Sllia wassee Paper Co.), Newton, Alfred, mason, 11. s. s. Grand River, 



Newberry, William E., clerk, bds. Tremont Newton, Thomas, clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

House. 

Newberry, Pond & Brown (John S. New- KeWton, William A., trunkmaker, h. 407 

berry. Ashley Pond and Henry B. Brown), Etiopelle. 

attorneys, G Bank Blocli, Griswold. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., 

Newcomb, Altred, porter, bds. Ackerman 13.6 Jefferson are., Solon McElrop, agent. 

Hotel. 

(See a&c.) 

Newcomb, Cyrenius A. (Newcomb, Endi- Nicaize, Nicholas, harnessmaker, h. 402 

cott. & Co.), h. 457 Woodmard aye. 

BIullett. 

Iir'ewcomb, Edwin, stonecutter, bda. Good- Nicaize. Nici1olas, salesman. h. 402 Mullett. 

man House. 

Sicaize, Peter, 12 City Hall market, h. 169 

Newcomb, George, laborer, h, 189 Napoleon. G ra tiot. 

Newcomb, Lucy A. (wid. George), bds. 293 Nicholas, Andrew, salesman, bds. 42 Ma- 

Elandolpll 

comb. 

Newcomb, William, machinist, h. 852 Nlclloll, Robert, ropemaker, h. 349 Michi- 

Michigan ave. 

gan avr. 

?SEWCOMB, ENDICOTT & CO. (Cyrenius I Nicholl, William, carpenter, h. 161 Sir- 

A. Newconlb, Charles Endicott and Frank teenth. 

D. Taylor), drygoods, 2 and 3 Opera Nicllols, Charles TV., ca pta in propeller 

House, Can~pus Martius. (See ah.) Edith, 11. e. s. Leverett, bet. Eighth and 

Newell, John, Auditor N. C. B. K., h. Dorr Ninth ave. 

House, Woodbridge w. 

Kichols, Daniel B., deputy sheriff and propr. 

Newell, Richard G., teamster, h. 488 Sixth. Nichols' House, 283 Jeferson ave. 

Newell, Miss Carrie, teacher new Ninth Kichols, Jeremiah L., drayman, h. 397 Lar- 

Ward School, bds. 439 Seventh. 

ned e. 

Newhall, Clark W.,' ship broker, ir. 439 Nichols, John F.. supt. Cass Union School, 

Sevent.h. 

bds. 2s (ir.,nd Iiiver. 

Newhall, Elijah B., ship broker? bds. 391 Nichols. John S., accountant, bds. Biddle 

Second. 

House. 

Newhoff, Joseph, upholsterer, h. 197 Ma- Nichols, Tliomas (col'd), barber, 1'71 Woodcomb. 

bridge w., h. 341 Clinton. 

Newhouse, Anton, cabinetmaker, h. 144 La- Nichols, Thomas, blacksnlith, h. 207 Crofayette. 

ghan. 

Newington, Edward, janitor Young Men's Nichols, Wallace, engineer, h. 86 Eight- 

Hall, h. nr. s. e. cor. Napoleon and Pros- eenth. 

pect. 

Nicllols, William, porter, h. 185 Second. 

Newington, James, carpenter, bds. Perkins' Nicholson, Andrew, salesman, bds. 48 Miami 

Hotel. 

ave. 

Nclvlii rli, Abram, baggagemas ter, bile. 27 Kicllolsou, Ann (wid. Francis), boarding, 52 

Beau bieil. 


40

310 NIC CLARK'S DETROIT NOE 

E&i&7)[m 

1 J@jzFB QQTfiJ) 

GEO. S. FROST & CO., 

I 

DEALERS IN 

u 1 J-UUl 

ARE SOLD BY THE MICHIGAN PINE LANDS 


THROUGHOUT THE Q31TED STATES. 

Nicholson, George, drayman, h. e. s. Fifteenth, 

bet. Myrtle and Magnolia. 

Nicholson. George, blacksmith, h. s. e. cor. 

Fifteenth and CV alnut. 

Nicholson, Joseph, insurance agt., h. 416 


Niclrolson, Joseph, painter, bds. City Hotel. 

Nicholson, Matbew B., carpenter, bds. 43 

Limb~zrg. 

NICHOLSON, PICRERING, builder, n. s. 

Gilrnan, bet. Cass ave. and Second, h. 7 

Led yard. (See a&.) 

Nicholson. Richard, blacksmith, bds. Purdy's 

Hotel. 

Nicholson, Richard, moulder, h. 84 Labrosse. 

Nicholson, 'CT7illiam, stonecutter, h. 95 Fifteenth. 

Nicholson, VCTilliam, moulder, bds. cor. 

Wayne and Lafayette ave. 

Pu'ichterlein, Christopher, cabinetmaker, bds 

5'75 Lafhyette. 

Nick, John, shoemaker, h. 302 \5T11itney. 

Nickles, Thomas (col'dj, barber, h. 343 Clinton. 

Niwl, John M., accountant American National 

Bank, bds. Russell House. 

Nicolai, Philip, carpenter, h. 22 Chestnut. 

Nicoll, James, brewer, h. 125 Michigan ave. 

Nieboer, John, carpenter, h. 406 Riopelle. 

Niebling, August, clerk, h. o. 309 n. 311 St. 

Antoine. 

Niebling, Peter, shoemaker, 256 Jefferson 

ave., h. 32 Lafayette. 

Niecpath, Frederick C., sawyer, h. 314 Sixteen 

th. 

Nied, John, maltster, h. 225 Macomb. 

Niederlaender, Zorah, cigarmaker, h. 100 

Macomb. 

-Niedermueller, Christian, barber, 164 Hastings, 

21. same. 

Niedermueller, Frederick, surgeon and barber, 

243 Hastings, h. same. 

Niedling, Leopold, saloon, 278 Russell. h. 

-same. 

Niekrantz, John, carpenter, h. 333 Montcalm 

east. 

Niekrantz, ~ose~h; carpenter, h. 492 Croghan. 

Nielson, James, salesman, h. s. s. Napoleon, 

bet. Hastings and Prospect. 

Nismann, Charles, laborer, 11.306 Catharine. 

Niepoth, Christian, laborer, h. 314 Sixteenth. 

Nizr, M'illiam, safe agent, b. o. 17 n. 36 

Centre. 

Griswold Street, near Post Office, 

,,,. , , 

cI~~s. Noble DETROIT, 2MICH. 

Cbss. W. Able, 

Nierendorf, Sy billa (wid. Joseph), bds. 84 

Macomb. 

Nietsch, Joseph, laborer, h. n. s. German, e. 

Jos. Calnpau ave. 

Nigent, CVilliam, clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Nihelson, George, traveling agent, h. 50 

Monroe ave. 

Nihls, John, carpenter, h. 341 Catharine. 

Xilands, Abraham, carpenter, h. 186 Fort e. 

Niles, Charles Mr., student, bds. 62 Henry. 

Niles, George, billiard saloon, 14 Larned w., 

11. o. 78 n. $4 Elizabeth w. 

Niles, Ira, salesman, 11.62 Henry. 

Niles, Silas M., salesman, bds. o. 78 n. 84 

Elizabeth w. 

Nilson, llTilliarn, baker, h. s. s. Napoleon, 

bet. Rivard and Hastings. 

Nison, Edward, collector, h. 23 Napoleon. 

Noack, William, drayman, h. 187 Lafayette. 

Noaks, John, teamster, 21. Park. 

Noble, Charles (Geo. S. Frost & Co.), h. 385 


Noble, Charles W. (Geo. S. Frost & Co.), 


Noble, Emery A., porter, bda. 171 Henry. 

Noble, Emery E., clerk, bds. 171 Henry. 

Noble, Frank W., bookkeeper, h. 405 Cass 

aFe. 

Noble, Uarry B., bookkeeper, h. 359 Larned 

east. 

Noble, James, bookkeeper, h. 180 Bagg. 

Noble, John, booker, h. 54 Whitney. 

Noble, John C., bookkeeper, h. 18 Montcalm 

west. 

Noble, Lucy L. (wid. Albert G.), h. 239 Cro- 

ghan. 

Noble, Sylvester, manfr. and dealer in whips 

and lashes, 105 Woodward ave., upstairs, 

bds. Tremont House. 

Noble, Thomas, sailmaker, bds. 263 Jeffer- 

son ave.. 

Noble, Thomas J., fireman, h. 171 Henry. 

Nockely, V17illiam, vegetables, City Hall 

market, h. 705 Fort e. 

Noeckel, George. tailor, bds. 145 Croghan. 

Noecker, Anton, carpenter, h. 241 Russell. 

Noecker, August, porter, h. 99 Sherman. 

Noecker, Hermann, laborer, h. 99 Sherman. 

Noeh, Cliarles, laborer, h. 215 Mullett. 

Koeh, Frank, upholsterer, h. 217 hlullett. 

Noeh, Frank, cabinetmaker, bds. 217 Mul- 

lett. 

Noeh, Urban, shoemaker, h. 318 Clinton. 

Noeh, Virginia (wid. Ueorge), Ir. 256 Beau- 

bien. 

I

NOF CITY DIRECTORY. Nov 311 

Noffye, Theodore, laborer, h. Sherman, n. e. 

cor. Jos. Campau ave. 

Nogker, Angust, teamster, h. n. e. cor. 

German and Russell. 

Nogle. John, boilermaker, h. 462 Ninth 

ave. 

Nogle, John, grocer and saloon, 234 Third, 

h. same. 

Nohe: Michael, laborer, h. 98 Catharine. 

Nokes, John, laborer, h. 43 Columbia w. 

Nolan, Christopher, laborer, 11. 152 Seven- 

teenth. 

Kolan, Gregory, h. 118 Chene. 

Nolan, Henry, tdegraph operator, bds. 28 

Fort e. 

Nolan, James L., clerk, bds. 74 High. 

Nolan, Lawrecce,foreman Locomotive W'ks, 

11. 249 Lafayette are. 

Nolan, Luke, h. 222 Second. 

Nolan, Martin E., laborer, bds. Commer- 

cial Hotel, Bates. 

Nolan, Nicholas, bricklayer, h. 381 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Nolan, Patrick, laborer, bds. 502 Wood- 

bridge e. 

NOLAN, PATRICK W., grocer, o. 120 n. 

124 Michigan ave., h. 11 Baker. 

Nolan, Thomas, moulder, bds. 222 Second. 

Nolan, William, drayman, h. 103 Beau- 

bien. 

Nolan, LTTilliam, policeman, 11. 553 Fort w. 

Noland, Alfred, boilermaker, h. Guoin, bet. 

St. Aubin ave. and Chene. 

Noland, Michael, laborer. h. 38 Locust. 

Nolaud, Michael, jr., laborer, bds. 38 Lo- 

cust. 

Nold, Edward, foreman Match Factory, h. 

383 Randolph. 

Nolds, Frederick, carpenter, h. 12 Buena 

Vista. 

Kollett, Charles, laborer, h. Chene, s. Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Nollett, Peter J., laborer, h. 4 Grove. 

Noon, Patrick, boilermaker, h. 117 Frank- 

lin. 

Noon, Patrick, laborer, h. 170 Sixteenth. 

Noon, William, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. Etio- 

pelle and Maple. 

Noon, William, planer, h. 180 Lafayette. 

Noonan, James, laborer, h. 174 Sixteenth. 

Nordan, Frederick, clerk, bda. 133 Grand 

River. 

Normile, James, laborer, h. 189 Fifth. 

Nornioyle, James B., clerk, 11. 206 First. 

Norman, Joseph B., plasterer, h. s. s. Grand 

River, bet. Seventh and Ninth ave. 

Norman, Paul, shipcarpenter, h. 463 Cro- 

ghan. 

Normandie, John, h. 38 Maple. 

Norris, Charles, soda water factory, 63 and 

65 Second, h. 69 same. 

Norris, Edward A. (P. W. & E. A. Norris), 

bds. 231 Cass. 

Norris, George, porter str. Keweenaw, h. 47 

Larned w. 

Norris, James, baker, bds. 151 Michigan 

ave. 

Norris, John, tailor. h. 299 Mary. 

Norris, John, veterinary surgeon, h. 36 

Woodbridge m. 

Norris, Josiali J., bookkeeper, h. o. 360 n. 

432 Ilafayette av2. 

Norris, Philetus 7%-. (P. W. & E. A. Norris), 

h. 231 Cass. 

Norris, P. W. & E. A. (Philetus W. 

and Edward A. Norrisj, real estate dealers, 

office 3 Butler Block, Griswold. (See 

adz.) 

North, Jesse, slater, h. 142 National ave. 

Northern Transportation Co., foot Griswold. 

Northrop, Charles B. (Northwp 62 Co.), h. 

13 High. 

Northrop & Co. (Charles B. Northrop & 

-), furnishing goods, 170 Jefferson ave. 

Northup, John W., espress messenger, h. 

539 Seventh. 

Northway, Aurelia (wid. Luman), bds. 121 

Clifford. 

Norton, Archibald (co17d), laborer, h. 98 

Mullett. 

Norton, Catharine (wid. Thomas), bds. 29 

South. 

Nortoon, Charles W., marine artist, office 

foot Bates, 11. o. 134 n. 138 Lxrned e. 

Norton, Georgians (wid. Joseph A.), h. 19 

Croghan. 

Norton, Horace, bds. 46 Lafayette ave. 

Norton, Jarnes R., carpenter, 11. 230 Abbott. 

Norton, John, laborer, h. 91 Plum. 

Norton, John E., patternmaker, 11. 572 Lafayette. 

Norton, John W., laborer, h. 29 South. 

Norton, Morris (Chamberlain & Co.), bds. 

Lafayette ave., bet. Shelby and Wayne. 

Norton, Stanley, clerk, bds. s. e. cor. Fifth 

and Locust. 

Norton, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 363 Sisth. 

Norton, Thomas, shoemaker, 11. w. s. Mayberry 

nve., bet. Eutternut and Ash. 

Norton, Warren d., clerk, h. 349 Congress 

east. 

Norvell, Alfred C., collector Free Press, bds. 


Norvell, Edwin F., draughtsman, bds. 248- 

Woodbridge e. 

Norvell, Col. Freeman (Secy. Free Press 

Co.), res. Grosse Isle. 

Norwood. Clarence,tinsmith, h. 601 Seventh. 

Nosick, Joseph, furrier, h. 148 Lafayette. 

Note, Leopold (Dingeman, Van Loon & 

Note), h. 266 Second. 

Nothas, John, shoemaker, h. 407 St. Antoine. 

Nothefer, Siegmund, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, 

bet. Chestnut and Walnut. 

Notley, William, laborer, 11. 705 Fort e. 

Nourse, John P., clerk, bds. 26 Sisth. 

Novak, Villiam, laborer, h. 117 Twentyfourth.

312 Now CLARK'S DETROIT O'BR 

NEW YORK 

ASSETS, . . $12.000,000 


SOLON ~IcELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt., 

Peninsnlar Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. 

h'owak, Wenzel, shoemaker, h. e. s. 

Williams am., nr. Michigan ave. 

Xowen, Francis, mason, h. 611 Riopelle. 

Xowlan, John C., laborer, bds. 75 High. 

Nowlan, Mary (wid. Thomas), 11. 75 High. 

Nowlan, James, salesman, bds. 75 High. 

Kowlan, Thomas E., lead worker, bds. '75 

High. 

Nowland, Benjamin, bds. o. 123 n. 137 Larned 

e. 

Nowland, Hiram R., Register Probate, h. 

137 Larned e. 

Noyes, Alexander G., insurance agt., 10 Larned 

w , h. s. w. cor. Lafayette ave. and 

Cass. 

Noyes, Caroline L. (wid. William R.), h. s. 

uT. cor. Lafayette ave. and Cass. 

Noyes, James F., physician, 99 Shelby, h. 

same. 

Nuessle, Gallus, grocer, n. e. cor. Franklin 

and Hastings, 11. same. 

Nugend, William, shoemaker, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Nugent, Ellen (wid. John), h. 409 Fort e. 

Nugent, Martin, moulder, bds. 99 Larned w. 

Nunn, George, hostler, bds. Yerkins' Hotel, 

Nuppenau. Ernst, carpenter, h. 313 Russell. 

Nuttall, Joseph, blacksmith, h. 163 Harrison 

ave. 

Nuttall, Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 1 G5 Harrison 

ave. 

Nutter, Littleton (col'd), laborer, h. 149 

Clinton. 

N utzinger, August, harnessmaker, bds. St. 

Lawrence Hotel. 

Nye, Miss Emma, teacher Detroit Female 

Seminary, bds. 84 Fort m. 

Nye, George B., farmer, bds. n. s. Holden 

Road, bet. Cass ave. and Third. 

Nye, James S., hotel clerk, bds. Brighton 

House. 

ADES, John, shipcarpenter, bds. 44 

0 Itussell. 

Oades, Walter, boatbuilder, bds. 44 Russell. 

Oak, Charles, carpenter, bds. Ontario House, 

Wood bridge w. 

Oakes, Jeremiah (D. A. Ross & Co.), b. 162 

Second. 

Oakes, Peter, ironmoulder, h. 126 Beech. 

Oakes, William, lumber dealer, o. 80 n. 112 

Griswold, h. o. 540 n. 612 Jefferson ave. 

Oakland, Nelson, caulker, b. 296 Franklin. 

Oakley, Dewitt J., student, bds. 32, Second. 

- - - 

Oakley, Edwin C., student, bds. 321 Second. 

Oakley, George, street car driver, h. 99 

Nineteenth. 

Oakley, James, machinist, bds. 193 Fifth. 

Oakley, John H., h. 16 Spencer. 

Oakley, John J., physician, 128 Jefferson 

ave., h. 321 Second. 

Oakman, John, groceries and liquors, o. 228 

n. 260 Howard, 11. same. 

Oats, Michael. laborer, b. rear 85 National 

ave. 

Oberhalt, Charles, tailor, h. 298 Juliette. 

Oberhoff, William, drover, h. 94 Macomb. 

Oberliesern, Joseph, watchaker, bds. Monroe 

ave., nr. Opera House.' 

Oberst, Frank A, bookkeeper, bds. Howard 

House. 

O'Brien, Charles, laborer, bds. 16 Beaubien. 

O'Brien, Edward, laborer. h. n. s. Michigan 

ave., nr. Mayberry ave. 

O'Brien, Ellen (wid. John), l~. 364 Rlacomb. 

O'Brien, Daniel, boilermaker, h. 90 Adams 

ave. w. 

O'Brien, Dauiel J., clerk, h. 324 Congress e. 

O'Brien, Denis, school teacher, h. 60 Russell. 

O'Brien, Dennis, clerk, Ms. 88 National 

ave. 

O'Brien, Herbert L., bookkeeper, Ms. 45 

Congress w. 

O'Brien, Humphrey, machinist, bds. 300 

Fifteenth. 

O'Brien, Jeremiah, laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

Third and Cedar. 

O'Brien, James, laborer, h. 168 Abbott. 

O'Brien, James, laborer, 11. 3 Baker. 

O'Brien, James, wood engraver, h. 48 Adarns 

ave. e. 

O'Brien, Johanna (wid. William), h. 189 

Twelfth. 

O'Brien, John, clerk. h. 334 Congress e. 

O'Brien, John, draj-man, h. o. 2G8 n. 334Lafayette 

ave. 

O'Brien, John, laborer, h. 542 Michigan ave. 

O'Brien, John, laborer, 11.145 Seventh. 

O'Brien, John (col'dj, peddler, h. Ohio, near 

St. Antoine. 

O'Brien, Jol~n, time keeper, h. 375 Fort e. 

O'Brien, Jobn F., grocer. 423 Franklin, h. 

same. 

O'Brien, Lawrence, clerk, bds. 334 Congress 

east. 

O'Brien, Mrs. Mary, saloon, 67 Woodbridge 

w., h. same. 

O'Brien, Mary (wid. Thomas), h. Ill Porter. 

O'Brien, Michael, laborer, h. \'tToodbridge, 

bet. Hastings and St. Antoine. 

O'Brien. Bliss., h. 51 St. Aubin ave. 

O'Brien, Patrick, grocer, 88 National ave., 

h. same. 

O'Brien, Noel C., bookkeeper, bds. 207 Larned 

e. 

O'Brien, Thomas, builder, bds. 69 Beau- 

?)icn. 

07Brien, Thomas, laborer, h. 197 Abbott.

O'BR CITY DIRECTORY. O'DO 313 

O'Brien, Thomas, machinist, h. 255 Frank- 

lin. 

O'Brien, Thomas B., merchant tailor, 56 

Larned w., h. same. 

O'Brien, Thomas E. (Monaghan & O'Brien), 

11.69 Beaubien. 

O'Brien, Timothy, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., bet. Chestnut and Butternut. 

OYBrien, William, laborer, h. 200 Cherry. 

O'Callaghan, Bartholomew, sailor, h. 270 

Fifth. 

O'Callaghan, Catharine (wid. Jeremiah), h. 

197 Fifth. 

09Callaghan, Lawrence, tailor, bds. 1 Con- 

gress w . 

O'Callaghan, Michael, fireman, h. 217 Por- 

ter 

O'Callaghan, William, produce and cattle 

dealer, h. o. 41 n. 45 Lafayetote ave. 

Oclls, August, butcher, h. o. 514 n. 430 Cro- 

&an. 

Oclis, Henry, laborer, 11. 366 Riopelle. 

Oclrs, John, laborer, h. 471 Fort e. 

Oclrsenfeld, Anthony, tailor, h. Orleans, nr. 

North. 

Ochsenfeld, Joseph, printer, bds. 205 Adams 

ave e. 

Ochsenfeld, Lawrence, tailor, bds. Orleans, 

nr. North. 

Ochsenfeld, Thomas, tailor, h. Orleans, nr. 

North. 

Ochsenhirt, Adam, carriage and wagon man- 

ufacturer, cor. St. Antoine and Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Ockford, Enos N., painter, h. 255 Twelfth. 

Ockrey, Gordon (col'd), h. 62 Maconib. 

O'Connell, Denis, grocery, 527 Michigan 


O'Connell, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 1 Walnut. 

O'Connell, John, cigarmaker, bds. 114 Ran- 

dolph. 

O'Connell, John, clerk, h. 22.5 Fifth. 

O'Connell, Joseph M., clerk, bds. 181 Beech. 

O'Connell, Mary (wid. Joseph F.), h. 234 

Sixth. 

O'Connell, Patrick, laborer, h. 97 Porter. 

07Connell, Thomas, shoemaker, h. 442 Sev- 

enth. 

O'Connor, Andrew, carpenter, h. 98 Plum. 

O'Connor. Mrs. Catharine, vegetables, 9 City 

Hall market, h. 268 Michigan ave. 

O'Connor, Daniel, livery stable, 51 Jefferson 

ave., h. 219 Congress w. 

O'Connor. Denis, sailor, bds. 32 Woodbridge 

west. 

O'Connor, Elizabeth (wid. Thomas), h. 243 

Brush. 

O'Connor, Eugene, stonecutter, h. 13 Lo- 

cust. 

O'Connor, Eugene, millwright, bds. 35 

First. 

O'Connor, Helen (wid. James), h. Crawford, 

n. e. cor. Xarcy. 

07Connor, James, bntchcr, e. s. Dubois, bet. 


i 

O'Connor, James, butcher, h. 477 Thir- 

I 

teenth. 

O'Connor, Jeremiah, laborer, h. e. s. Craw- 

, 

ford, cor. Marcy. 

I 

O'Connor, Jeremiah, policeman, h. 209 

Sixth. 

I 

O'Connor, John, h. 213 Congress e. 

O'Connor, John, printer, bds. 403 Sixth. 

O'Connor, Mrs. Judy, saloon, 32 Woodbridge 

w., 11. same. ! 

O'Connor, Norris, .laborer, Crawford, n. e. 

cor. Marcy. 

O'Connor, Patrick, tinsmith, bds. Fifth, n. 

w. cor. Beech. 

07Connor, Patrick, tinsmith, bds. s. e. cor. 

Noyes and Crawford. 

O'Connor, Roderick, machinist, h. 172 Howard. 

O'Connor, Thomas, laborer, h. 382 Fifth. 

O'Connor, Thomas, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., nr. Lxutternut. 

O'Connor, Tlmothy, machinist, h. 56 Clinton. 

O'Connor, Timothy, paver, h. 331 Fifth. 

O'Connor, William, clerk, h. 349 lTTatson. 

O'Connor, William, laborer, 11. n. w. cor. 

Twelfth and Spruce. 

O'Connor, William, spring bed maker, h. 

345 \TTatson. 

O'Connors, Jcseph, lab.orer, h. 220 Second. 

O'Connors, Patrick, laborer, h. 99 Plum. 

O'Connors, Patrick, laborer, h. 4S Labrosse. 

Ocumpaugh, Peter, shirt and collar cutter, 

h. o. 227 n. 253 Congress e. 

07Day, Patrick, laborer. h. n. s. Lafayette 

ave., bet. Sevelltli and Eighth. 

Odell, Miss Arminda, h. 297 Croghan. 

Odell, Angustus May, fireman D. & M. R. R., 


Odell, Benjamin, fireman D. & M. R. R., 


Odell, Eliza L. (wid. Jeremiah), h. 345 Fort 

east. 

Odell, Henry, sailor, h. 158 Porter. 

Odell, Henry James, baggageman D. & M. R. 

R., bds. 345 Fort e. 

Odell, Henry P., engineer, h. 382 Michigan 

ave. 

Odell, Hiram M., builder, h. 407 Sisth. 

Odell, James A., cabinetmaker, bds. 15 Miami 

ave. 

Odell, Lewis blanserth, brakeman, bds. 

345 Fort e. 

Odell, Stephen, painter, bds. 93 Congress e. 

O'Donahoe, John, baggagemaster GF. T. R., 

11. 77 Rfonroe ave. 

07Donnell, Edward, mason, h. 293 Woodward 

ave. 

O'Donnell, James, grocer, 7 Colnmbia w. 

O'Donnell, James, laborer, h. 76 Porter. 

O'L)onnell, John, grocer, 335 Woodward 

ave., 11.293 same. 

O'Donnell, John J., drayman, h. 97 Beech. 

O'Donnell, Mary (wid. Thomas), h. Sevent,eenth, 

cor. Howard.

314 O'DO CLARK'S DETROIT O'LE 

- - - - -- - - - 



ON PRF,SCRIPTIONS. 

AS OTKER MANOFACTURES MAY BE SDPPLIED. 

07Donnell, Michael, laborer, h. 392 Frank- 

lin. 

07Donnell, Stephen, laborer, h. 390 Frank- 

lin. 

O'Donnell, Thomas, blacksmith, h. 678 Con- 

gress e. 

07Donnell, Thomas (O'Donnell St Carmody), 

E. 640 Congress e. 

07Donnell, Thomas, carpenter, h. IS1 Beech. 

O'Donnell & Carmody (Thomas O'Donnell 

and James Carmody), horseshoers, 19 Con- 

gress e. 

O'Donougl1, Daniel F.. machinist, h. w. s. 

Humboldt ave., bet. Butternut and Ash. 

O'Donough, Humphrey, laborer, bds. 441 

Ninth ave. 

O'Donough, John, meat market, 184 Michi. 


O'Donough, Joseph, laborer, h. w. s. Hum- 

boldt ave., bet. Butternut and Chestnut. 

O'Donough, Michael, blacksmith, bds. w. s. 

Humboldt ave., bet. Butternut and Chest- 

nut. 

O'Donough, Thomas, laborer, bds. 441 Ninth 

ave. 

O'Donough, Timothy, laborer, h. 441 Ninth 

ave. 

O'Donovan, Rev. Michael, Catholic priest, 


07Dough, John, mason, h. s. e. cor. Bronson 

and Hastinge. 

O'Dkvyer, James G. (Dalton & 07Dwyer), res. 

Jackson. 

Ody, Patrick, laborer, h. 109 Labrosse. 

Oehlke, Godfrey, laborer, h. 313 Seven- 

teenth. 

Oehlke, Michael, laborer, h. w. s. Twelfth, 

bet. Michigan ave. and Oak. 

Oelandt, Joseph, laborer, h. 450 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Oettinger, John, blacksmith, h. 210 Sher- 

.man. 

Oettinger, William, propr. Green Tree Hotel, 

cor. JeEerson ave. and Second, h. same. 

Offener, George, tanner, h. 363 Orleans. 

Offermann, Joseph, drayman, h. 81 Colum- 

bia e. 

Offinger, John, baker, h. 43 Catharine. 

07Flagherty, Miss Catharine, dressmaker, h. 

28 First. 

O'Flynn, Cornelius J., attorney, 5 Rotunda, 

h. 32 Winder. 

O'Flynn, C. (wid. ~ornelius), h. 500 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

- - 

O~le, James, farmer, h. 24 Sproat. 

0 Gorman, Michael, printer, Bds. 70 Larned 

east. 

O'Qorman, Patrick, steward, h. 170 Cherry. 

O'Grady, Bernard, h. 72 Adelaide. 

O'Grady, George J., agent, h. 45 Duffield 

07Grady, John, shoemaker, h. 393 Franklin. 

O'Grady, John, laborer, h. 100 Plum. 

O'Grady, John, jr., laborer, bds. 100 Plum. 

07Halloran, Edward, blacksmith, bds. 250 

Fifth. 

O'Hearn, James, laborer, h. rear 204 Fifth. 

Ohlert, Peter, clerk, bds. 410 Gratiot. 

Ohlert, Peter, groceries, provisions and liquors, 

o. 325 n. 395 Michigan ave., h. same. 

Ohlhorst, William, blacksmith, h. 403 

Eighteenth. 

0' Honlon, Orell, carpenter, h. 250 Abbott. 

Ohrens, Herman, laborer, h. s. s. Chestnut, 


0' Kearn, James, laborer, h. rear 250 Fifth. 

07Keefe, Daniel, gardener, h. w. s. Third, 

bet. Liberty and Tuscola. 

O'Heefe, Dennis, plasterer, h. 610 Third. 

O'Keefe, John, gardener, bds, 610 Third. 

O'fieefe. John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Crawford 

and Noyes. 

O'Keefe, John, laborer, h. 274 Larnede. 

O'fieefe, John, laborer, h. 200 Sixth. 

O'Keefe, John, saloon and restaurant, 208 

Woodbridge w., 11. same. 

O'Keefe, John, tobacconist, h. 340 Michigan 

aye. 

I O'Keefe, Nicholas, laborer, h. 102 Beech. 

1 O'Heefe, Patrick, laborer, h. 386 Woodbridge 

w. 

O'Lsrp, Patrick, sawyer, 11. 208 Abbott. 

Oldebrant, Francis, laborer, h. 164 Abbott. 

Oldekop, George, grocer, 296 St. Antoine, h. 

same. 

Oldenburg, John, laborer, h. 505 Lafayette. 

Oldfield, Alexander, bookbinder, h. 159 

Beaubien. 

Oldhaln, William, engineer, h. cor, Howard 

and Fifteenth. 

Oldridge, John W., boots and shoes, 237 


O'Leary, Catharine (wid. Cornelius), h. 479 

Lafayette. 

07Leary, Daniel, blacksmith, h. 49 Labrosse. 

O'Leary, Daniel, carpenter, h. 93 Prospect. 

O'Leary, Daniel, moulder, bds. 49 Labrosee. 

O'Leary, Daniel, bds. 142 Larned w. 

O'Leary, James, blacksmit.h, h. 142 Larned 

west. 

07Leary, James, boilermaker; h. 142 Levarett. 

O'Leary, Martin, painter, bds. 83 Congress 

east. 

O'Leary, Patrick, teamstvr, bds. 149 Chene. 

O'Leary, Quinlan, laborer, h. o. 444 n. 490 

Fort e.

316 ORR CLARK'S DETROIT O'SU 

L%k 

NEFV YORE 

Orn~a~~ani~~a G~apamy. 

- 

ASFETF, . 812~000'000 


SOLON JIeELROY, Dlaoager aud Agency Sapt., 


Orr, Edward, wholesale dry-goods, 120 and 

182 Jefferson ave., h. n. e. cor. Fort and 

Third. 

Orr, Thomas, blacksmith, $36 Woodbridge 

w., h. same. 

Ors tadt, Catharine (wid. Peter), h. Hastings, 

bel. RSontcalln. 

Orstadt, Henry, peddler, h. Hastings, below 

Rlontcalm. 

Ort, Adam, butcher, bds. 2'70 Congress e. 

Ortenburger, Rudolph, shoemaker, h. 188 

Sherman. 

Ortenburger, William, shoemaker, h. 139 

Catharine. 

Orth, Adam, moulder, h. 194 Columbia e. 

Orth, Adam, tinsmith, h. 111 Maconlb. 

Orth, Anthony, trunkmaker, bds. 111 Ma- 

, comb. 

Orth, George, moulder, bds. 194 Columbia 

east. 

Orth, Jacob, laborer. h. 194 Columbia e. 

Orth, Jacob P., trunkmaher, bds. 111 Ma- 

comb. 

Orth, John, jeweler, bds. 251 Whitney. 

Orth, John, shoemaktr, 107 Macomb, h. 

same. 

Orth, John, wagon maker, bds. 43 Monroe 

ave. 

Orth, John J., bookbinder, bds. 107 Ma- 

comb. 

Orth, John, jr., bookbinder, bds. 107 Ma- 

comb. 

Orth, John L., jeweler, bds. n. w. cor. Whit- ' 

ney and Hastings. 

Orth, Louis, carpenter, bds. 251 Whitney. 

Orth, Mary (wid. Michael), h. 251 \lrhitney. 

Orth, Nicholas, grocer, 727 Crogllan, h. 

same. 

Orth, William. brakeman, bds. 316 Frank- 

lin. 

Ortmann, Frank, porter M. C. R. R., h. 63 

Harriett. 

Ortmann, Frank, jr., laborer, bds: 63 Har- 

riett. 

Ortwein, John, tinsmith, 81 Grand River, 

bds. cor. Macomb and Chane. 

Ortwein, Peter, tinsmith, bds. 416 ~ioghan. 

Ortwein, William. plater, h. 366 Third. 

Osborne, Charles (Perrand & Osborne), bds. 

Lafayette ave., Bet. Twenty-third and 


Osborne, Charles F., lumber yard, bds. w. s. 

Twenty third, bet. Fort and Howard. 

Osborne, David S., . nurseryman and florist, 

h. e. s. Twenty-fourth, bet. railroad and 

Fort. 

Osborne, Emery Wallace, contractor, bds. 

109 First. 

aborne, Cleorge B., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Osborne, George W., clerk Receiver Taxes, 

bds. cor. Jefferson and Woodward aves. 

Osborne, John H., nurseryman, bds. e. s. 

Twenty-fourth, bet. railroad and Fort. 

Osborne, James IV., foreman A. B. Morgan, 


Osborne, Louisa (wid. Thomas), bds. o. 79 

n. 57 Adams ave. w. 

Osborne, Miss Maria C., bds. 143 High. 

Osborne, N., contractor and builder, bds. 


Osborne, Sarah A. (wid. Elihu), h. 143 

High. 

Osbose, Goono, machinist, bds. 71 Catha- 

rine. 

Osburu, B. A., bds. 46 Lafayetteaoe. 

Osebold, Joseph, tailor, h. 500 Kiopelle. 

Osgood, Daniel, gardener, h. Hastings, nr. 

Farnsworth. 

Osgood, David, gardener, bds. Hastings, nr. 

Farnsworth. 

Oseood. Richard P. (Lindarman St Co.), h. 55 

becond. 

Osgood, William, baker, h. 61 Abbott. 

O'Shannessy, Michael, laborer, h. 256 

Sixth. 

O'Sliaughnessy, Daniel, carpenter, h. 134 

Locust. 

O'Shaughnessy, James, laborer, h. 152 

Cherry. 

O'Shaughnessy, Jeremiah, shoemaker, 11.33 

Labrosse. 

O'Shaughnessy, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

Ninth ave. ani Canfield. 

O'Shaughnessy, Patrick, blacksmith, h. 103 

Orleans. 

O'Shea, Michael, laborer, h. 184 Cherry. 

07Shea, Patrick, laborer, bds. 184 Cherry. 

Osiger, Charles, engineer, h. s. e. cor. Third 

and Lewis. 

Oskin, Meli, laborer, h. 281 Gooin. 

O'Slager, Herman, foreman M. C. R. R., h. 

103 Leverett. 

Osperslaw, Leo, chairmaker, h. 203 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Ostler, Cono, laborer, h. cor. Walker and 

tiuoin. . 

Ostler, William (Ostler & Hoekstraj, h. 125 

Orchard. 

Ostler St Hoekstra (William S. Ostler and 

Egbert Hoekstra), job printers, 164 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Ostent, Nicholas, mason, h. o. 44 n. 392 

Juliette. 

Ostling, John, mason, h. 58 Baker. 

O'Suliivau, Daniel, boot treer, h. 133 

Fourth. 

07Sullivan, Dennis, bricklayer, h. s. e. cor. 

Harrison ave. and Cherry. 

O'dullivan, John, grocer, 117 Franklin, h. 

salue.

O'SU CITY DIRECTORY. PAG 

O'Sullivan, Michael, iron moulder, bds. s. e. 

cor. Harrison ave. and Cherry. 

O'Sullivan, Timothy, policeman, h. 304 

Michigan ave. 

Oswald, Peter, laborer, h. 226 Watson. 

Otam, Christian, laborer, h. Catharine, e. 


Oters, Mary (wid. John), bds. 612 Seventh. 

Otis, Ney (Eisenlord & Otis), bds. Eisen- 

lord's Hotel. 

O'Toole, James, sailor, h. 123 Larned w. 

O'Toole, Martin, farmer, h. e. s. Woodward 

ave., nr. tollgate. 

O'Toole, Michael, farmer, h. e. s. Woodward 


O'Toole, Tllomas, farmer, h. e. s. Woodward 


Ott, A(lolplr, stone cutter, bds. s. w. cor. 

Cliriton and St. Aubin aves. 

Ott, George, shoemaker, 11. 371 Orleans. 

Ott, John, cooper, 295 Columbia e., h. same. 

Ott, John G., shoemaker, 54 Brush, h. 371 

Orleans. 

Ott, Ludwick, laborer, h. 17'7 Twenty-sec- 

ond. 

Ottley, Oswald S., sign painter, 46 Larned 

w., h. 275 Bussell. 

Ottmar, Paul, laborer, h. 282 Montcalm e. 

Otto, Amelia (wid. Carl), h. 153 Croghan. 

Otto, Emst, cigarmaker, h. 2& Monroe 

aye. 

Otto, Frederick, cabinet maker, bds. 467 

Macomb. 

Otto, Frederick, shoemaker, h. 466 Lasalle 

ave. . 

Otto, James, carpenter, h. 266 Thirteen- 

and-a-half. 

Otto, John, laborer, bds. with Mrs. Melius, 

Mount Elliott ace. 

Otto, Julius, bookkeeper, h. 249 Fort e. 

Otto, Martin, tanner, h. cor. Baker and Sev- 

enteenth, 

Ouellette, Patrice, carpenter, h. 159 

Twelfth. 

Ouellette, Robert, stableman Cootes' stables, 

Ms. same. 

Ough, Stephen, porter Western Hotel, bds. 

same. 

Ounger, Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 390 Fort 

east. 

Ounters, Antoine, blacksmith, h. Twenty- 

second, bet. Michigan ave. and railroad. 

Overton, Dewitt C., policeman, h. 205 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Overton, Jeremiah H., pddler, h. rear 42 

Fort e. 

Owen, Rev. Alfred, pastor Second Baptist 

church, h. 140 George. 

Owen, Charles V., engineer, h. 15 Abbott. 

Owen, Charles, painter, h. 15 Abbott. 

Owen, George W., printer, h. 308 Third. 

Owen, Humphrey (Standish, Green & Co.), 

h. 328 Franklin. 

Oneu, John, office over Fizirat Xational &mi, 

h. 61 Fort m. 

41 

Owen, J. Emery (Campbell, Omen & Co.), 


Owen, Lafaye~te, clerk, bds. 61 Fort w. 

Owen, B., clerk Postoffice, h. 369 Fifth. 

Owen, William A., butcher, 7 City Hall 

market, 333 Larned e. 

Omens, Miss Eliza (co:'d), h. 251 Beaubien. 

Owens, Peter, sailor, h. 504 Lafayette. 

0 wens, Thomas (col'd), barber, Antisdel 

House, h. 322 Lafayette. 

Ox, John, laborer, 469 Fort e. 

Oxford, Cornelius, planer, bds. 255 Twelfth. 

Osward, John E., bookkee,)er, h. 422 Lafayette 

ave. 

ACHA, John, laborer, h. 477 Hasting. 

P Paclm, Mathew, laborer, h. 477 Hast- 

ings. 

Pack, Adam, laborer, 11. 94 Twenty-second. 

Packard, Lucy A., h. 100 Twenty-third. 

Packhard, Marcus W., sailor, h. 115 Wil- 

kins. 

Padberg, Bernqrd, cabinetmaker, h. 175 La- 

fayette. 

Padberg, John B., teller E. Kanter & Co., 


Paddler, Albert, carpenter, h. 443 St. An- 

toine. 

Paddock, Joseph, seston St. Paul's, bds. 179 

Larned e. 

Paete, Joseph, candlemaker, h. 173 Franklin. 

Paetz, George, maltster, bds. 455 St. Antoine. 

Pagah, Jossph, sawyer, h. Wight: bet. Cam- 

pau and Walker. 

Page, Catharine (wid. William), h. 415 

Seventh. 

Pagf? Charles R., bartender, bds. 209 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Page, Charles A., harnessmaker, h. 125 Fif- 

t,eenth. 

Page, Charles R., picture frame maker, h. 

128 Fifteenth. 

Page, Douglass M., mechanic. h. 331 Fif- 

teenth. 

Page, Francis, harnessmaker, h. Wight, bet. 

Campau and Walker. 

Page, Frederick, clerk, bds. 96 Elizabeth e. 

Page, George A., grocer and saloon, n. S. 

Michigan ave., nr. Harrison ave., h. same. 

Page, James, American House, 20'2 Jefferson 


Page, Noburn R. (col'd), barber, 71 Monroe 

ave., h. 264 Maconlb. 

Page, William, hostler, bds. Perkins' Hotel. 

Page, William, laborer, bds. 415 Seventh. 

Pagel, Ernest, laborer, h. e. s. Dubois, bet. 

Croghan and Lafayette. 

Pagel, Frederick, wagonmaker, h. 571 Gra- 

t1ot. 

Pager, Frederick, laborer, h. 197 Antietam. 

Paget, James, wagonmaker, h. 51 Harrison 

ave.

MANUFACTURINO CHEMISTS 

OfEce, 314 Cass Avenue, 

LABORATORY, CORKER HERB1 9KD CLIFFORD STBEET& 

(Take Woodward Aye. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - WLICHIGkAN- 

I'aige, David O., supt. Detroit Safe Co., h. o. 

173 n. IS3 Woodbridge e. 

Paine, Albert, h. 13 Mechanic. 

Paine, Nelson (col'd), whitewasher, h. 57 

Diviaion. 

Paisley, Hector, carriage painter, bds. 140 

Second. 

Pajot, Thomas, wagonmaker, 11. 117 Elizabeth 

e. 

Pallman, August, shoemaker, 142 Itandolph, 

h. same. 

Palmer, ~harles'~., painter, bds. 285 Larned 

east. 

Palmer, Corden B., physician, h. 34 Croghan. 

Palmer, David, fruit dealer, 256 Woodward 


Palmer, Eli W., treasurer Opera House, h. 

o. 239 n. 285 Larned e. 

Palmer, Ervin (Ward & Palmer), h. 19 

Mon tcalm w. 

Palmer, Friend (Clarke & Co.), Quarter 

Master General, h. 564 Jefferson ave. 

Palmer, George, clerk, bds. Howard House 

Palmer, George, street car driver, bds. 399 

Grand River. 

Palmer, James B. (J. & N. Palmer), h. 121 

Wayne. 

Palmer, John, insurance agt., 2 Merrill 

Block, h. s. w. cor. Griswold and Fort. 

Palmer, John, nightwatchman, h. 374 Lasalle 

ave. 

Palmer, John D., bookkeeper, bds. 71 Beaubien. 

Palmer, John H., bookkeeper, bds. Purd y 's 

Hotel. 

Palmer, Joseph, carpenter, h. 171 Antietam. 

Palmer, Joseph S., potter, h. 141 Seventeenth. 

Palmer, Louis, picture frame repairer, bds. 

374 Sixteenth. 

Palmer, Luther S., machinist, h. 70 Baker. 

Palmer, Luther T., machinist M. C. K. R., h. 

72 Baker. 

Palmer, Mrs. Mary, bds. 54 Montcalm e. 

Palmer, Mary A. (wid. Elias), h. 254 Howard. 

Palmer, Mason, h. 107 Grismold. 

Palmer, Nathan C., fireman &/I. C. R. R., h. 

254 Howard. 

Palmer, Nehemiah (J. & N. Palmer), h. 237 

Second. 

Palmer, Richard (Palmer & Bentley), h. 174 

Michigan ave. 

Palmer, Ripley M., brakesman M. S. & N. I. 

R. B., h. 40 Locust. 

Palmer, Stutely D., traveling agt., k. 229 

Cass. 

PAR 

Palmer, Thomas Mr., 

lumberdealer, 5 Mer- 

rill Block, 11. n. e. cor. Woodward ave. and 

Farnswortll. 

Palmer, IVilliam, clerk, h. 211 Catharine. 

Palmer, \17illiam Henry (col'd), cook, h. 232 

Macomb. 

Palmer, William P., clerk, h. s. s. Catharine. 

nr. Orleans. 

Palmer & Bentl ey (Richard Palmer and John 

Bentley ), bakery and confectioners, 1'74 

Michigan ave. 

Palmer, J. St N. (James B. and Nehemiah 

Palnler), builders, 121 Wayne. 

Palms, Augustus, clerk D. & M. R. R., bds. 

Biddle House. 

Palms, Francis, real estate a@., h. 345 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

PandofF, George, laborer, h. 344 Bronson. 

Pape, Franz, German boarding, h. 43 Mon- 

roe aye. 

Pankhurst. John C., clerk, h. 220 Randolph. 

Panko, John, laborer, h. s. s. Chestnut., bet. 


Pannell, Henry, laborer, h. 264 Clifford. 

Pants, albert, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan ave., 


Pappa, Louis C., physician, bds. 68 Ma- 

comb ave. 

Papps, Barbara (wid. Albert), h. 289 High. 

Paquette, Jarvis, joiner, h. 4'72 Congress e. 

Parcher, William K., clerk, h. n. s. Mont- 

calm, bet. Brush and John R. 

Pardberg, Joseph, tailor, 11.500 Riopelle. 

Pardie, Felix, carpenter, h. 589 Larned e. 

Pardie, Sylvester, carpenter, h. 585 Larned 

east. 

Parent, Eugene, carpenter, h. 486 Grand 

River. 

Parent, Gideon, salesman, bds. 486 Grand 

River. 

Parent, Margaret (wid. Elias), h. 77 Nine- 

teenth. 

Parent, James, clerk, h. 504 Sixth. 

Parent, Joseph, butcher, bds. '77 Nineteenth. 

Parent, Samuel, shipcarpenter, bds. 400 

Woodbridge w. 

Parent, Thomas F., printer, h. 510 Sixth. 

Paris, Henry, produce, 218 Woodward ave. 

and 13 market, h. 269 \JToodward ave. 

Paris, Henry B., grocer and produce, 4 

City Hall market and 273 Second, h. same. 

Parish, Hubbard El., printer, h. 178 First. 

Parish, Mary J. (wid. Elijah), h. 2 Paton 

alley. 

Park, Henry M., thin lumber manufacturer, 

1'7 Jones, h. 182 First. 

Park, John (col'd), bricklayer, h. 239 Fort e. 

Parke, Herrey C. (Parlie, Jennings & Co.), 

h. w. s. Second, bet. Ledyard and Bagg. 

Parke, John Q., clerk, h. 317 Fifih. 

Parke, gennings & Cm. (Herrey 

C. Parke, George S. Davis and Augustus 

F. Jennings. M. D.) manufacturing chem- 

ists, laboratory o. 73 a. 374 Cass ave. (Sea 

ada.)

PAX CITY DIRECTORY. PAS 319 

- 

Parker, Aaron ( Whittaker & Parker), bds. 


Parker, A. Barbara, vegetables, 29 City Hall 

market, h. 122 Macomb. 

Parker, Benjamin F., auctioneer, h. 218 

Woodward ave. 

Parker, Charles H., clerk, bds. 40 Congress 

W. 

Parker, Elizabeth, washerwoman, h. 292 

Sixth. 

Parker, Ferdinand F., bds. 68 Congress w. 

Parker, Francis W., printer, h. G9 Elizabeth 

west. 

Parker, George H. (co17d), barber, h. 300 

Croghan. 

Parker. George H., tanner, 28 Gratiot, h. 30 

same. 

Parker, Henry (col'd), headwaiter Biddle 

House, h. 200 St. Aubin are. 

Parker, Homer, laborer, h. e. s. Mt. Hope 

ave., bet. Michigan aye and Ash. 

Parker, James, carpenter, h. 74 Rivard. 

Parker, John, laborer, 11.26 German. 

Parker. Robert (colJd-Mumford & Parker), 

11.265 Russell. 

Parker, Sa~nuel A., commercial agent, bds. 


Parker, Silas A., carpenter, h. 24 South. 

Parker, Thomas, beltmaker, 11.98 Jay. 

Parker, Thomas, sailor, h. 239 Sixth. 

Parker, Thomas A., wholesale grocer, 75 

Woodward ave., h. 405 Jefferson ave. 

Parker, Willard (Willard Parker & Co.), h. 


Parker, Willard F. (Willard Parker & 

Co.), Bds. 5G Lafayette :~ve. 

Parker, William, moulder, h. 65 Larned e. 

Parker, l\Til!ia~n, tanner, bds. 180 Fort w. 

Parker, W~llard, S. Co. (FVillard and Willard 

F. Parker), pork packers, 32, 34 and 36: 

CITood bridge e. 

Parkes, Charles (J. & C. Parkes), h. COP. 

Howard and Seventeenth. 

Parkes, Jolln B., carpenter, h. 310 Cass are. 

Parkes, John F. (J. & C. Parkes), h. s. e. cor. 

Howard and Seventeenth. 

Parkes, Joseph, wood turner, h. 127 Sixteenth. 

Parkes, S. GI., cutter, bds. Tremont House. 

Parlies, J. & C. (John and Charles Parkes), 

shingle manfrs., 390 Woodbridge m. 

Parkhouse, John, boilermaker, h. 478 

Woodbridge e. 

Parkllouse, William, laborer, h. 478 Woodbridge 

e. 

Parlihurst, Rperson J., conductor M. C. R. 

It., h. 163 Abbott. 

Parkin, Charles, patternmaker, h. 391 Lafay 

ette. 

Parkins, Benjamin, teamster, h. 187 Fort e. 

Parkinson, Joseph, grocer, s. w. cor. Grand 

River and Oak, h. same. 

Parkinson, William, harnessmaker, h. 96 

FVrtsliington ave. 

Parks, Mary (wid. Thomas), h. 165 Baker. 

Parks, Thomas (col'd), sailor, h. 3 Grove. 

Parlee, Peter, plaster works, h. 109 Frank- 

lin. 

Parnacott, Mrs. (wid. Henry), washerwo- 

man, h. 7 Beaubien. 

Paro. Nary (wid.), h. Atwater, nr. Chene. 

Parmto, Frank, capt. sail vessel, bds. 562 

Congress e. 

Parrants, Thomas, b~tclier, h. s. w. cor. 

Woodbridge and Dequindre. 

Parrault, Charles, laborer, h. 300 Fort e. 

Parrish, Charles, driver, 11.365 Larned e. 

Parrish, J. Hebbard, insurance agent, office 

Kanter's building, h. Woodward, bet. 81- 

exandrine and Willis aves. 

Parrish, Lee, h. Woodward, bet. Alexan- 

drine and Willis aves. 

Parrish, Ramous H., shipcarpenter, h. 633 

Congress e. 

Parro, Frank, saloon. 97 Atmater. 

Parry, Antoine, blacksmith, s. s. Wood- 

bridge e., nr. Walker. 

Parry, Domincie, shoemaker, h. Franklin, 

bet. Hastings and Etivar.2. 

Parry, George. mason, h. n. w. cor. National 

ave. and Sycamore. 

Parry, Henry, carpenter, h. 479 Sixth. 

PARRY, J. CAMPBELL, manfr. excelsior, 

foot Dnbois, h. w. s. Dubois, s. Jefferson 

ave. (See nda.) 

Parshall, Charles H. (Clarke & Co.), h. I42 

Cherry. 

Parshall, James, propr. Finney's Hotel, 160 

Wl~odward ave., h. same. 

Parsons, Edward, chemist, h. 13 Jefferson 

ave. 

Parsons, Edwin 8., lawyer, 154 Jefferson 

ave., bds. Franklin House. 

Parsons, Philo, real estate, S1 Griswold, h. 


Parsons, Robert, draughtsman, bds. 800 Croghan. 

Parsons, Samuel, mason, h. 129 Fort e. 

Partello, Byron, spring bed manfr., 54 Jefferson 

aye., h. 138 Abbott. 

Partello, Charles C., painter, h. 49 Lewis. 

Partello, Dwight, bookkeeper, bds. o. 183 n. 


Partello, George, carpeater, bds. 130 Ab. 

bott. 

Partlan, John, gas nlanfr., h. 246 Third. 

Partlan, Michael, gas lighter. h. 13 Plum. 

Partlan, Peter, gardener, 11. w. s. Cass ave., 

bet. Willis ave. and Holden road. 

Partlan, Peter, laborer: bds. 47 Lewis. 

Pasco, Mark, popmaker, bds. 88 Larned w. 

Pasco. Albert M., salesman, bds. 88 Larned 

west. 

Pasco, Charles E., laborer, h. 107 Russell. 

Pasco, Emeline (wid. Charles) h. 58 Larned 

west. 

Pasha, Angelo, laborer, 11. 57 Orleans. 

Pasner, Frank, turner, h. Marion, bet. Hastings 

and Prospect. 

Pason, Frederick, laborer, h. 85 North.

320, PAS CLARK'S DETROIT PAU 

I NEW YORE Patterson, Edward, laborer M. C. R. R., h. 

w. s. Eighth, nr. cor. hlichigan ane. 

bPfe F esesence Gem Patterson, Edward H., clerk, bds. 206 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 Fourth. 

DAILY CASH IRCO?IIE, $15,000 Patterson, Hamilton E., clerk P. O., h. 20G 

-- 

Fourth. 

SOLON McELROY, DIanager and Agency Snpt., I Patterson, James, physician, h. 7l~Columbia 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. west. 

Patterson, John, carpenter, bds. 347 Fourth. 

Passman, John, cooper, h. 512 Lafayette. Patt.erson, John, laborer, h. e. s. Seven- 

Passman, Louis, carpenter, L. 511) Lafayette. t,eentli, nr. Bnker. 

Patchett, William, 11. 89 Seventh. 

Patterson, John, machinist, h. 66 National 

Patchin, Abel, 11. 340 Third. 

ave. 

~at,chin. on: Jared, judge circuit court, h. Patterson, Joseph, porter, h. n. s. Labrosse, 

16 Plum. 

bet. Ninth ave. and Tenth. 

Paterson, Sarah Ann (wid. James), h. St. Patterson, Peter, engineer, bds. 42 Harri- 

Aubin ave. 

son ave. 

Paterson, William, cigarmaker, bds. 81 Con- Patterson, Peter &I., school teacher, bds. 

gress e. 


Pato, Fritz, laborer, h. 57s Croghan. Patterson, Phil M.. principal Detroit class- 

Paton, Agnes (wid. Walter), h. 200 Park. ical and mathematical school, 109 Uris- 

Paton, Alexander, h. 331 Third. 

wold, h. 322 \IbToodbridge w. 

Paton, Miss Christina, school teacher, bds. Patterson, Robert, switchman, bds. 54 

o. 173 n. 331 Third. 

Front. 

Paton, James, hackman, h. 48 Catharine. Patterson, Thomas, laborer, bds. 9'7 How- 

Paton, James B., adjuster sewing machines, ard. 

h. 30 Monroe ave. 

Patterson, Thomas R., sailor, h. e. s. Four- 

Paton, Peter, sewing machine agent, h. 290 teenth, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

Catharine. 

Patterson, William, bottler, h. 278 Twelfth. 

Paton, Robert (Paton & Son), bds. 170 Gra- Patterson, William, clerk, h. 2'78 Twelfth. 

tic bt. 

Patterson, William H., policeman, h. 787 

Paton, William (Paton & Son), h. 170 Gra Congress e. 

tiot. 

Patterson, William H., mason, h. 787 Lar- 

Pnton & Son (William and Robert Payton), ned e. 

furniture, 172 Gratiot. 

Patterson, William J., sailor, h. 534 Grs 

Patriarche, Charles, clerk D. & M. R. R., tiot. 

bds. 36 Russell. 

Pattison, George W., old books, 51 Gris- 

Patriarche, P. Harding, clerk, bds. 36 Rus- wold, h. 115 Larned e. 

sell. 

Pattison, Joseph, salesman, h. Labrosse, 

Patrick, Alexander L., excelsior manfr., h. bet. Ninth ave. and Tenth. 

105 Elmmood aye. 

Patton, Henry, blacksmith, bds. 162 Frank- 

Patrick, Edward, joiner, bds. 268 Franklin. lin. 

Patridge, James, laborer, h. 346 Lafayette Patton, James, porter Goodman House, bds. 

ave. 

same. 

Patten, John S., agent Erie R. R.. office cor. Patton, John, sailor, h. 864 Michigan ave. 

Jefferson ave. and Second, h. o. 272 n. 280 Patton, John (John Patton & Son), sheriff, 

Brush. 


Patten, John H., drover, h. 323 Caas ave. Patton, John J. (John Patton & Son), bds. 

Patten, John W., h. 250 Brush. 

210 Beaubien. 

Patten, Nettie, teacher new Ninth Ward Patton, John, jr., bookkeeper, bds. 210 

school, bds. 280 Brush. 

Beaubien. 

Patten, Silas, clerk, h. 572 Fifteenth. Patton, John, & Son (John and John J. Pat- 

Patten, William H., printer, h. 702 Beau. ton), carriagemakers, s. w. cor. Woodbien. 

bridge and Brush. 

Pattenfield, Henry, shoemaker, h. w. s. Paul, Albert, jr., laborer, bds. o. 45 n. 498 

Woodward ave., bet. Holden road and Railroad. 

base ball grounds. 

Paul, Albert, sr., laborer, h. o. 45 n. 498 

Patterson, Alexander, clerk, bds. 347 Fourth. Railraad. 

Patterson, Charles, carpenter, h. 347 Fourth, Paul, Bradford, fireman, bds. 320 Franklin. 

Patterson, Daniel W. (Culver & Patterson), Paul, Charles, grocery and saloon, 749 

bds. 283 Second. 

and $51 Michigan ave. 

Patterson, David, marble works, 43 Larned Paul, Henry, cigarmaker, h. o. 44 n. 392 

w., h. Elmwood Cemetery. 

Juliette. 

Patterson, Donald W., machinist, bds. 283 Paul, Kainc,us, grocery, 1'45 Adams ave. e., 

Second. 

h. Eame.

PAU CITY DIRECTORY. PEL 321 

-- 

Paul, Thomas J., lawyer, h. 40 Montcalm e. 

Pauli, Henry, shoemaker, bds. 18 Jay. 

Paulicht, Peter, carpenter, h. 91 North. 

Paulishaw, Joseph, laborer, h. e. s. Hum- 

boldt ave., nr. Linden. 

Paull, Gideon, bookkeeper, h. 114 First. 

Paulus, august, groceries and provisions, 


Paulus, Charles, tin and hardware, 53 Mich- 

igan Grand ave., h. same. 

Paulus, Charles H., tinsmith, bds. 53 Mich- 


Paulus, Emil J., clerk, bds. 159 St. Antoine. 

Paunattan, George, saloon, 171 Woodbridge 

w., 11. same. 

Paut, Paul, tanner, h. 360 Catharine. 

Pavey, Samuel, stock agent Q. W. R., h. 


Pawley, William, eating house, 76 Atwater. 

Paston, Ethelbert B., fishdealer, h. 151 Lar- 

ned e. 

Paye, John, shoemaker, h. 195 Napoleon. 

Payette, Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 562 Con- 

gress e. 

Payette, Peter, shoemaker, h. 67 St. An- 

toine. 

Payette, Thomas, carpenter, bds. 69 St. An- 

toine. 

Payment, Alfred (C. Payment & Bros.), h. 

324 Kiopelle. 

Payment, Clovis (C. Payment & Bros.), res. 

Sugar Island, $1 ichigan. 

Payment, Michael G. (C. Payment & Bros.), 

h. 324 Riopelle. 

Payment, Richard (C. Payment & Bros.), 

res. Sugar Island, Michigan. 

Payment C., & Bros. (Clovis, Richard, Al- 

fred and Michael G. Payment), steam 

saw mill, office 324 Riopelle. 

Payne, Douglas (Mumford, Foster & Co.), h. 

99 Elizabeth m. 

Pay ne, Joseph, boarding, 27 Beaubien. 

Payne, Thomas, conductor, 11. 98 Adams 

ave. e. 

Payton, Christine, teacher Lyell ave. school, 

bds. 175 Third. 

Peabody, Cyrus, editor Daily Union, h. 277 

Third. 

Peabody, David W., wood, s. e. cor. 

Williams and Miami ave., bds. 439 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Peabody, Jeremiah N., physician, h. 12 

High. 4 

Peabody, Sherwood R., student, bds. 12 

High. 

Peabody, William C., street car conductor, 

bds. 390 Grand lliver. 

Peakes, Simeon I?., cutter, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Pearce, Charles A., plasterer, h. 19 Oak. 

Pearce, Edn-in, tin and sheet iron worker, 

bds. 46 Brady. 

Pearce, Henry, harnessmaker, 331 Wood- 


Pearce, John, carpenter, h. 54 Brady. 

Peares, S. P., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Peasl, Gilbert F., porter, bds. American 

House. 

Pearsall, Corneite, pump and block maker, 

11.274 Fort w. 

Pearson, George, carpenter, bds. 222 Brush. 

Pearson, James, maltster, h. 222 Brush. 

Pearson, John (col'd), barber, h. 288 Macomb. 

Pearson, Lawrence, carrier, bds. Fort, bet. 

Jos. Cam~au and Elmwood aves. 

Pearson, Mrs., h. 262 Clinton. 

Pearson, Thomas, teamster, h. 222 Brush. 

Pearson, William O., clerk, bds. e. s. Ninth 

ave., bet. Butternut and Walnut. 

Pearson, William S., cabinetmaker, h. e. s. 

Ninth ave, 

Pease, E. Brooks, clerk Detroit Paper Co., 

bds. 32 Fort W. 

Pease, George B., h. 32 Fort w. 

Pease, George L. (Pease & Smith), res. New 

York City. 

Pease, John, blacksmith, bds. 48 Abbott. 

Pease, Perry L., night watchman House of 

Correction, h. 468 Eiopelle. 

PEBSE & SMlTH (George L. Pease and 

George H. Smith), proprs. Detroit Paper 

Co., 208 and 210 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Peate, George, tailor, h. 103 Ilivision. 

Peaton, William, carpenter, h. 94 Sixth. 

Peavey, Charles C (by. & C: C. Peavey), res. 

Battle Creek. 

Peavey, Frank (F. & C. C. Peavey), h. Fort 

w., city limits. 

PEAVEY, F. & C. C. (Frank and Charles C. 

Peavep), agts New England Mutual Life 

Insurance Co., 4 Merrill Block. (See 

ah.) 

Pecard, Alexander, carpenter, bds. 385 Fort 

east. 

Peczird, Joseph, carpenter, h. 385 Fort e. 

Pecard, Joseph, carver, 50 Itiopelle, h. 96 

same. 

Pecor, John, carpenter, h. 486 Croghan. 

Peck, George, dry goods, 127 Woodward 

ave., h. o. 47 n. 80 Miami ave. 

Peck, Morris M. (Cornwells, Price & Co.), h. 


Peek, William, h. 29 Washington ave. 

Peers, David, carpenter, h. Fourth, nr. 

Orange. 

Peers, James, carpenter, h. w s. Fourth, opp. 

Grancl. 

Peil, Peter, laborer, h. 315 Blontcalm e. 

Peirce, David R., Sec'y and Treas. Detroit 

Locomotive Works, h. 17 Madison ave. 

Peirce, John C., bookkeeper First National 

Bank, h. s. s. Grant ave., w. Woodward 

ave. 

Peirce, L. E., policeman, h. 287 First. 

Pelkie, Angeline (wid. Fabien), h. 390 

Woodbridge e. 

Pelkjer, Patrick, laborer, h. 12 Wight. 

Pelgrim, Christopher, hard\vare, 18 Michipan 

ave., h. o, 37 n. 45 same,

322 PEL CLARK'S DETROIT PER 

PABKE, JENNINGS & GO., 


~$@v@, 

~6&@pgb 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETROIT, XICHIGAN. 

Pelham, Joseph (col'd), conductor sleeping 

car, bds. 210 Congress e. 

Pelham, Robert (col'cl), Bricklayer and plas- 

terer, 11. 210 Congress e. 

Pellan, Edward, laborer, bds. e. s. Elmwood 

ave., n. Cemetery. 

Pellan, Nelson, shoemaker, h. 89 National 

ave. 

Pellerin, Louis, shoemaker, bds. n. s. Lar- 

ned, bet. Randolph and Brnsh. 

Peloud, Prosper, laborer, bds. 298 Frank- 

lin. 

Pel tier. Miss Ann, bds. 148 Adams ave e. 

Peltier, Charles (Charles Peltier & Son), h. 


Peltier, Charles F. (Charles Peltier & Son), 


Peltier, John, painter, bds. 19 Catharine. 

Peltier, Joseph, blacksmith, h. 102 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Peltier, Peter, carriagemaker, h. o. 36 n. 46 

Moutcalln e. 

Peltier, Thomas, laborer, h. 19 Catharine. 

Peltier & Son (Charles and Charles F. 

Peltier), insurance agents, 2 Botunda 

Building. 

Pemberton, Horatio N., carpenter, bds. 13 

Buena Vista. 

Pen berthy, James, machinist, bds. 55 Michi- 


Penkoff, Cristopher, laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

Lasalle ave. and Poplar. 

Penkoff, Frederick, laborer, h. 476 Trow- 

bridge. 

Pender, Michael, blacksmith, h. 52 Harrison 

ave. 

Pendergast, Thomas, turner, h. 70 Abbott. 

Pendleton, William, porter Cass Hotel, bds. 

same. 

Penfield, Miss C., teacher Cass Union 

School, bds. 41 Macomb ave. 

Penfield, David O., clerk W. S. Penfield, h. 

41 Macomb ave. 

Penfield, William, millwright, h. 477 Con- 

gress e. 

PENFIELD, WILLISTON S., agricultural 

warehouse and seed store, 103 Woodward 

ave., 11. 26 Adams ave. w. (See adc.) 

PENINSULAR DRESSED LUMBER CO., 

J. hf. Jones, supt. planing mill and lum- 

ber, Atwater, bet. Rivard and Biopelle. 

(See ad%.) 

PENINSULAR IRON CO.'S Works, 

Hamtramck, above Marine Hospital, of- 

fice foot First, Solon Burt, agent. (See 

adv .) 

Penniman, George H., attorney, 7 Rotunda 

Building, h. o. 82 n. 88 Elizabeth w. 

Pennington, Drury, sailor, 538 Woodbridge 

ennock, east. Charles, currier, bds. 247 Jefferson 

ave. 

Penny, Henry C., steamboat agent, h. 313 

Fort w. 

Penny, Orville, sailor, h. 15 Eighteenth. 

Penny, Percy C. (wid. James T.), h. 29 

Sixth. 

Pennycook, Miss Jane, teacher, bds. 154 

Elizabeth e. 

Pennycook, Robert, tanner, h. o. 134 n. 154 

Elizabeth e. 

Penwell, Peter H., nlillwright, h. s. e. cor. 

Dubois and Larned. 

Peocock, Charles W., wood, 37Congress w., 

h. 15 Jones. 

PEOCOCK, LEISTER, wood dealer, s e. 

cor. Griswoid and Clifford, h. o. 345 n. 

410 Seventh. (See adv.; 

Peoples, Andrew, blacksmith, h. 413 

Fifth. 

Peppin, Elizabeth, saleswoman, bds. 51 

Miami ave. 

Pepin, Francis, express porter, h. 261 Sherman. 

Peppercorn, Gottfried, peddler, h. 502 Congress 

e. 

Pequignot, Augustus, ship carpenter, h. 66 

Twentieth. 

Percival, Jenny (wid. Henry), h. 436 Woodbridge 

e. 

Perdam. Richard, printer, bds. n. e. cor. 

High and Beaubien. 

Perin, Abiel, bds. Railroad Eschange. 

Perkins, Andrew, engineer M. C. Et. R., h. . 

232 Howard. 

Perkins, Byron (Perkins R~os.), bds. 27 Macomb 

ave. 

Perkins, Charles, huckster, 11. w. s. Twelfth, 

bet. Grand River and Dickerson. 

Perkins, Elizabeth, clerk, bds. 452 Seventh. 

Perkins, Elizabeth (mid. Andrew), h. n. s. 

Grand Biver, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth. 

Perkins, Horace, lumber, h. 322 Fort w. 

Perkins, John, gardener, h. 225 Orleans. 

Perkins, John J., grocer, o. 06 n. 102 

Grand River, 11. 2G9 First. 

Perkins, John R., stencil cutter, 16 Merrill 

Block, h. %1 Charlotte. 

Perkins, Miss Louisa, teacher Cass Union 

School, 11. 60 Adams ave. w. 

Perkins, Nelson, tailor, bds. n. w. cor. Larned 

and Second. 

Perkins, Paul (Perkins Bros.), bds. 27 Macomb 

ave. 

Perkins, Mrs. Sarah, teacher Cass Union 

School, h. 60 Adams ave. w. 

Perkins, Thomas, blacksmith, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

Perkins, William, peddler, bds. n. s. Grand 

River, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth.

PER CITY DIRECTORY. PET 323 

Perkins, William H., saleslnan, bds. 65 Ad- 

ams ave. w. 

Perkins, William, jr., Perkins' Hotel, n. e. 

cor. Middle and Grand R~ver. 

Perkins Bros. (Paul and Byron Perkins), 

patentees and manfis. drag sawing ma- 

chines, near D. &. BI. R. R. depot. 

Permontea, J~seph, laborer, h. rear 430 

Woodbridge e. 

Perpetua, Sister Mary, teacher Trinity 

(Catholic) School, bds. 71 Porter. 

Perrault, eeorge, carpenter, h. 42 Clifford. 

Perrault, Louis (Perrault & Courville), h. 

320 Atwater. , 

Perrault, Napthila, sand and gravel, h. 144 


Perrault, Zephren, carpenter, h. 684 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Perruult & Courville (Louis Perraul t and 

Octave Courville), grocers, 320 Atwater. 

Perren, Jacob, porter Marine City, h. 333 

Seventh. 

Perren, John J., bartender Russell House, 

bds. 175 Mullett. 

Perren, ilTilliam H., operator A. Ss P. Tel. 

Co., bds. 333 Seventh. 

Perrenoud, Henry A., watchmaker, h. 41 

Sproat. 

Perrian, Charles. laborer, h. 556 Fort e. 

Perrien, Dominic (Perrien Bros.), h. 31 

Catharine. 

Perrien, Etienne (Perrien Bros.), h. 36 Cath- 

arine. 

Perrien, Joseph (Perrien Bros.), bds. 31 

Catharine. 

Perrien Bros. (Dominic, Joseph and Eti 

enne Perrien), merchant millers, 236 Gra- 

tiot. 

Perrin, John, bookbinder, bas. n. s. Fort, 

bet. Dequindre and St. Aubin ave. 

Perrin, Thomas, bookbinder, bds. 411 Fort 

east. 

Perrin, Peter, laborer, h. 50 Benton. 

Perry, Charles, gardener, h. s. e. cor. 

Twelfth and Ash. 

Perry, Danvers H., carpenter, h. e. s. Sulli- 

van ave., near Michigan ave. 

Perry, Mrs. D., washing, h. 1'70 Franklin. 

Perry, Emmet A., clerk, bds. 142 St. An- 

toine. 

Perry, George, carpenter, h. 81 Leverett. 

Perry, George H., furs, h. 64 Miami ave. 

Perry, Isaac, machinist, bds. 220 Congress 

west. 

Perry, James A. (col'd), laborer, C ds. 218 St. 

Antoine. 

Perry, Joseph N., machinist, b. 153 Con- 

gress w. 

Perry, Mary (wid. Charles A.), h. 377 Fort e. 

Perry, Mary (col'd-wid. \Villiam), h. 218 

St. Antohe. 

Perry, Miss Sarah E., teacher Miami ave. 

school, bds. 64 Xiami ave. 

Perry, Samuel E, agt. for Sherman IIouae, 

bds. same. 

Perry, Thomas J., clerk, bds. 98 Washington 

ave. 

Perry, William C., engineer, h. 414Twelfth. 

Perry, William J., clerk, bds. s. e. cor. 

Twelfth and Ash. 

Person, Hiram B., boarding, 83 Congress a. 

Pervis, James, shipcarpenter, bds. 27 Beau- 

bien. 

Pesha, Mrs. Michael, h. 22 Wight. 

Pesha, Peter, sailor, h. 38 Wight. 

Petak, Emanuel, ornamental painter, h. 92 

Bronson. 

Peterin, Miss Mary, h. 211 Croghan. 

Peterkin, David, street car conductor, bds. 


Peterkin. James, butcher, bds. 219 First. 

Peters, August, sailor, bds. 49 Atwater. 

Peters, David, machinist, h. o. 165 n. 181 

Twelfth. 

Peters, Rev. Garret E., pastor St. Peter's 

Church, bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Peters, James, marbleworks, 159 Grand 


Peters, Jay B., produce, s. s. Grand River, 

nr. Twelfth, h. same. 

Peters, John, drayman, h. 328 Seventeenth. 

Peters, John B., carpenter, h. 134 Orchard. 

Peters, John B., jr., carriagetrimmer,lcds. 228 

Napoleon. 

Peters, John B., sr., netmaker, h. 228 Napo- 

leon. 

Peters, Louis (Kremer Bros. & Co.), h. 294 

Beaubien. J 

I! 

Peters, Louis, upholsterer, bds. 228 Napoleon. 

I 

Peters, Louis, laborer, bds. Macomb, bet. '1 


Peters, Mary E. (wid. Samuel), h. w. s. 

t 

Third, bet. Grand and Cedar. 

Peters, Richard, plasterer, h. 46 Wilkins. 

h 

Peters, Samuel E., marbleworks, bds. Pur- 

1 L 

dy's Hotel. 

4 

Peters, William, shoemaker, 61 Monroe ave., 

? 

$ 

h. 0.151 n. 165 Macomb. 

: 

Peters. William E. (Peters & Fitzgerald), h. 


Peters & Fitzgerald (\Yilliarn E. Peters 

and John W. Fitzgerald), marble works, 


Peterson, Charles, carpenter, h. 116 Mul- 

lett. 

Peterson, George, sawmaker, bds. 0.102 n, 

100 Clinton. 

Peterson, Minnie (mid. J. G.), saloon, 113 

Elmwood ave., h. same. 

Peterson, Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 100 Clin- 

ton. 

Peterson, Niels, joiner, h. 97 National ave. 

Peterson, Rudolph, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. 

Crawford and &Lean. 

Peterson, Thomas, laborer, h. 187 Franklin. 

Petier, Adolph, captain, h. 0. 85 n. 161 Na- 

poleon. 

Petlcy, James, jr., bookkeeper, bds. o. 412 n. 

498 Sixth.

PET PHE 

NEW YORK 

B8ff~ Dwsat.arm~s 

- @smpatrniy, 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLON MeELROY, Manager and Agency Snpt., 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICII. 

Petley, James, sr., laborer, h. o. 412 n. 498 

Sixth. 

Petre, Joseph, carpenter, h. 31 Bronson. 

Petrequin, Elijah, carpenter, bds. 126 Cro- 

ghan. 

Petrequin, Peter, baker, 126 Croghan, h. 

same. 

Petri, Franz. teamster, h. 298 Riopelle. 

Petrick, Frank, carpenter, h. 417 Maple. 

Petrick, John, mason, h. 418 Maple. 

Pettee, George M., propr. Clayton Mills, 539 

Gratiot. h. 240 Congress e. 

Pettie, John, painter, 11. o. 294 n. 332 Fort e. 

Petty, Courtland J., division supt. A. M. U. 

Es. Co., h. 38 Adams ave. w. 

Petus, August, sailor, h. 671 Atwater. 

Petus, John, laborer, h. n. s. German, e. St. 

Aubin ave. 

Petz, Anton, butcher, 3 City Hall market, h. 

170 Russell. 

Petz, Francis (F. & J. Petz), h. 26 Monroe 

ave. 

Petz, John, butcher, bds. 170 Russell. 

Petz, John, cabinetmaker, bds. 426 Ma- 

comb. 

Petz, John (Petz & Yung), bds. 26 Monroe 

ave. 

Pet-z, Joseph (F. & J. Petz), bds. 26 Monroe 

ave. 

Petz, William, penstockmaker, h. n. s. Ma- 

comb, bet. Chene and Dubois. 

Petz, F. & J. (Francis and Joseph Petz), 

watchmakers and jewelers, 54 Monroe 

ave. 

Petz & Yung (John Petz and Franz Pung), 

boots and shoes, 26 Monroe ave. 

Petzholt, John, .rvireworker, h. 142 Lafay- 

ette. 

Petzold, Miss Emily, clerk P. O., bds. 2'70 

Sherman. 

Petzold, Herman, carpenter, h. 270 Sher- 

man. 

Peugeot, George, farmer, h. n. s. Holden 

Road, e. (3. T. R. crossing. 

Peugeot, George L , farmer, h. n. s. Holden 

Road, e. G. T. R. crossing. 

Peuger, Antoine, carpenter, h. 248 Antie- 

tam. 

Peureus, Hubert, gardener. h. 255 Seventh. 

Pezan, John, laborer, h. 375 Woodbridge e. 

Pfannensclimidt, Charles, herb doctor, 217 

Croghan, h. 278 Macomb. 

Pfannenschmidt, Frederick peddler, b. 278 

Clinton. 

Pfannenschmidt, Frederick, h. o. 59 n. 217 

Watson. 

Pfeffer, Bdol ph, painter, h. 397 Hastings. 

Pfeffer, David S., saloon, 201 Napoleon, h. 

same. 

Pfeffer, Hieronymus, bds. Hastings, s. e. cor. 

Croghan. 

Pfeffer, John, painter, bds. e. s. Beaubien, n. 

Bronson. 

Pfeffer, Joseph, cigarmaker, bds. 450 Beaubien. 

Pfeffer, Gustus, machinist, bds. 206 Croghan. 

Pfefferkorn, Joseph, carpenter, bds. 29 

Clinton. 

Pfeifer, John, laborer, h. 273 Croghan. 

Pfeifer, Joseph, tailor, bds. 786 Twentyfourth. 

Pfeifer, Wenzel, tailor, h. 786 Twentyfourth. 

Pfeifle, Adam, brewer, h. 309 Columbia e. 

Pfeifle, Christian, watchmaker, h. 102 Bagg. 

Pfeifle, Frederick, bookbinder, bds. 210 

Bronson. 

Pfeifle, Frederick, shoemaker, h. 306 Montwin1 

e. 

Pfeifle, Jacob, bootmaker, 305 Woodward 


Pfeifle, John, cabinetmaker, bds. wr. Hastings 

and Watson. 

Pf'eifle, John, cabinetmaker, 96 Lafayette, 


Pfister, Peter, laborer, h. 99 Sherman. 

Pfister, Joseph (dchaefer & Pfister), h. 166 

Brews ter. 

Pfitzner, Hermann, tinsmith, h. 85 Rivard. 

Pflueger, William, tanner, bds. 145 Croghan. 

Pflugk, Augustus, potter, h. o. 512 n. 576 

Gratiot. 

Pfromm, John, brewer, h. 141 Jay. 

Pfromm, Martin (Gerber & Pfromm), bds. 

301 Croghan. 

Pnaneuf, Julius, sailor, h. 254 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Pharis, George, clerk, bds. 88 Griswold. 

Phayer, Lansing C., carpenter, h. 255 Larned 

e. 

Phelps, Athalinda (wid. James), h. 96 Leverett. 

Phelps, Caroline (wid. William), h. o. 47 n. 


Phelps, Frank J., city billiard rooms, h. 22 

Adams ave. w. 

Phelps, Francis Marvin, teamster, h. Hamt 

ramck. 

Phel~s, George E., agent city billiard rooms, 

228 Jefferson ave., h. 438 Woodbridge e. 

Phelps, Ralph, builder, h. 155 Fourteenth. 

Yhelps, Samuel, confectioner, 41 Farmer, 

Ms. Finney7s Hotel. 

Phelps, Truman, oysters, e. s. Fourteenth, 

bet. Baker and Michigan ave., h. same. 

Phelps, William (W. Phelps & Co.), Alderman 

Fifth Ward, h. 52 Washington ave. 

Phclps, William J., sailor, h. 121 Lafayette.

PHE CITY DIRECTORY. PIG 

Phelps, W., & Co. (William Phelps, Orrin Phillips. William O., engineer, h. 108 Mar- 

Staples and William H. Brace), wholesale ion. 

grocers and commission merchants, 81 Phillips, H. T., & Co. (Henry T. Phillips and 

and 53 Jefferson ave. 

Hobert M Baker), commission, fish and 

Pbeffer, George, joiner, h. cor. Beaubien and game, 42 Michigan Grand ave; 

Whitney. 

Pliilo, Asther (wid. Johnj, 11. 159 Mullett. 

Philbrick, Elbridge G., 11.703 Jefferson ave. Pliipps, George, commission merchant, 28 

Philips, David, policeman, h. 99 National Woodbridge w., bds. Finney's Hotel. 

ave. 

Phiser, Luke (col'd), sailor, h. s. tv. cor. 

Philips, Francis, plasterer, h. 158 Cliene. H,jstings and Indiana. 

Philips, George, carpenter, h. 388 Michigan Phister, Joseph, jr., carpenter, bds. 166 

ave. 

Brewster. 

Philips, George, sailor, h. 158 Chene. Pliister, Joeeph, sr., cheese dealer, h. 166 

Phili ps, James, blacksmith, bds. 370 Cro- Brewster. 

ghan. 

Pibble, Louis, sailor, h. 836 Prospect. 

Phllips, James H., submarine diver, bds. 69 Picard, Leander, carpenter: h. 2s Beacon. 

Beaubien. 

Pickert, Charles, musician, h. 294 Riopelle. 

Philips, James W., clerk, bds. 669 Jefferson Pickett, John J., groceries and liquors, 180 

ave. 

Abbott, 11. same. 

Philips, Jolin, painter,bds. 206 Jefferson ave. Pickett, Patrick, laborer, h. 184 Oak. 

Philips, John P., lumber merchant, h. o. 176 Pickford, Thomas, cooper, h. s. e. cor. Larn. 

27s Fort m. 

ned and First. 

Philips, Lewis, Yankee notions, 47 City Pickhart, Henry, cigarmaker, bds. White 

Hall market, h. Trombley. 

Swan Hotel, Larned, cor. Third. 

Philke, Theodore, joiner, bds. 92 Prospect. Pielon, Charles, laborer, h. n. s. aoward, nr. 

Phillips, Alonzo H., traveling agt., bds. 80 Thirteenth. 

Wayne. 

Pieper, Franz, cabinetmaker, h. 297 Clinton. 

Phillips, Alonzo W., salesman, h. 254 Wood- Pieper, Jolin, carpenter, bds. 297 Clinton. 

bridge e. 

Pieper, William, editor Abend Post, bds. 

Phillips, Augusta (wid. John), h. 96 Maple. Hotel Erichsen. 

Phillips, Christopher, carpenter, h. 145 Pierce, Albert D. (Pierce, Farrington & Mc- 

Wight. 

Millan), h. 81 2 JeHerson ave. 

Phillips, Rev. Daniel, bds.166 Woodward ave. Pierce, David, artist, h. 146 Oak. 

Phillips, Edward, machinist, bds. 97 Jeger- Pierce, Edward J., clerk, bds. Antisdel 

erson ave. 

House. 

Phillips, Eli J., frame maker, h. 63 Brady. Pierce, Frank, carpenter, bds. Brighton 

Phillips, Evan D., clerk, h. o. 21 n. 27 House. 

John It. 

Pierce, Hanna (wid. Edwin), 21.46 Brady. 

Phillips, George, plasterer, bds. 99 Grand Pierce, Jolin, carpenter, h. 38 Brady. 

Hiver. 

Pierce,. Leroy, policeman, h. 28'7 First. 

Phillips, Henry, butcher, h. 247 Fifth. Pierce, Origen A., machinist, h. I45 Ab- 

Phillips, Henry T. (H. T. Phillips & Co.), h. bott. 

0. 9 n. 11 Spencer. 

Pierce, William L., plasterer, h. 48 Brady. 

Phillips, Horace, clerk, h. 163 Wilkins. Pierce, Farrington & RPcBIillam 

Pliillips, Hugh, dragman, h. 60 Whitney. (Albert D. Pierce, Benjamin F. Farrington 

Phillips, Jasper E., miller, h. 267 Fifth. acd Hugh McMillan), wholesale dry goods, 

Phil iips, Jerenliah, agent, h. 163 Wilkins. '77 and 79 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Phillips, J ohn, blacksmith, bds. 218 Wood- Pierre, Jonathan Y., bookkeeper, h. 42 Cenward 

ave. 

tre. 

Phillips, John, bootmaker, b. '72 Henry. Pierson, Rev. Arthur T., pastor Fort street 

Phillips, John (Pollard & Phillips), h. 300 Presbyterian Church, h. 179 Lafayette 

Brush. 

ave. 

Phillips, Louis, carriagetrimmer, h. 69 Ma- Pierson, E. D., clerk, bds. 15 Jones. 

ple: 

Pierson, Celsey R., tinsmith, bds. Finney's 

Pfillips, Nary N., carpet weaver, h. 148 Hotel. 

&l arion. 

Pierson, Smith, express manager, h. 63 Mar- 

Phillips, Philander, agent, h. 76 Brady. ion. 

Phillips, Peter Dl., bds. Perkins' Hotel. Pierson, Thomas F., traveling agt., h. 319 

Phillips, Schuyler, slioemaker, h. 27 Silver. Fourth. 

Phillips, Simon A., carpenter, h. 99 Grand Pierson, William H., carriagepainter, h. o. 

Hiver. 

76 n. 134 Columbia e. 

Pliilliys, Wellington, with Pollard & Pieszgnski, Julius, laborer, bds. s. e. cor. - 

l'hillips, bds. 300 Brush. 

Trowbridge and Ash. 

Phillil)~, Williaru, carpenter, Ms. 25 Char- 1 Piggocr, Henry, cabinetmaker, h. Pine, near 

lotte. 

Nichigan ave.

326 PIG CLARK'S DETROIT PLu 

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STANDARD 



Pigney, John, policeman, h. 13 Abbott. 

Pillen, William, grocer, 27 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Pillfold, Thomas A., barber, bds. 143 Woodbridge 

w. 

Pincha, \TTilliam, saw setter, h. 346 \Vatson. 

Pindar, Edward IV., h. 145 Elizabeth e. 

Pindar, Hiram E., bds. 145 Elizabeth e. 

Pindergast, James, laborer, 11. 100 Cherry. 

Pine, Jonathan P., bookkeeper, h. 42 

Centre. 

Pinegar, John, machinist, h. 101 Sixteenth. 

Pinegar, \Villiam, finisher, 11. 115 Balier. 

Pinet, Slphonse, clerk, h. 500 Congress e. 

Pingar, Thoil~as, carpenter, h. 431 Congress 

east. 

Yingcr, Bficllael, tailor, h. 324 Lafayette. 

Pingleton, Mary A. (wid. John), h. 1'70 Sisteenth. 

Pingree, Frank, stock fitter, bds. Peninsular 

saloon, Jefferson ave. 

Pingree, Hazen S. (Pingree St Smith), bds. 


Pingree S: Smith (Hazen S. Pingree and 

Charles H. Smith), ~l~anfrs. machine 

sewed shoes, 31 Woodbridge ~v. 

Pinkerton, Stephen, bartender, bds. . 28 

Griswold. 

Pinneil, Henry, saloon, 227 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Pioneer Cotton 'lPIiIls and Spring 

Bed Bottom Manufactory, cor. 

John R. and Alfred, office 1 Bank Block, 

7'7 Griswold, 31. Flanigan proprietor. 

Pipp, Casper (Pipp S; Co.), h. o. 204 n. 254 

~roghan. 

Pipp, George, butcher, bds. 301 St. Antoine. 

Pipp St Co. (Casper Pipp and Henry apd 

Joseph Spitzley), builders, cor. Beacon 


Piposlr, albert, tobacconist, h. 289 High. 

Piquette, Angelique (wid. John B.), h. 361 


Pirou, Charles, laborer, h. 300 Fort e. 

Pisha, Frank, teanlster, h. Wight, bet. 


Pisha, Louis, laborer, h. 435 Guoin. 

Pisha, Peter, laborer, h. Wight, bet. Chene 

and Campau. 

Pitcher, Natlraniel, bookkeeper, h. 149 

Second. 

Pitcher, Zina, physician, 86 Congress w., h. 

same. 

Pitkin, Rev. Thomas C , rector St. Paul's 

Church, h. 42 Congress w. 

Pitscli, Antoinc, bartender, bds. 202 Lar- 

ned w. 

Pittis, Willianl, hospital steward, Head- 

quarters Dep't Lakes, h. 385 Clinton. 

Pittmann, Charles, carpenler, bds. 208 Rus 

sell. 

Pittman, Cllristopher, mason, h. 455 Sher- 

nian. 

PITTMAN, JAMES E., coal and pig iron, 

119 FV-oodbridge w., h. 252 Woodbridge e. 

(See adv.) 

Pittnlan, John H., tanner, h. 103 Locust. 

Pittman Peter, lastmaker, h. 417 Antie- 

tanl. 

Pit.tnran, Philip. mason, h. 423 Antietam. 

Pittman, Samuel E., produce cornnrission 

merchant, foot Second, h. 323 Larned e. 

Pitts, Thomas (Pitts & (so.), bds. '741 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Pitts S: Co. (Thomas Pitts and Thomas 

Cranage, jr.), saw mill, foot Dubois. 

Pisley, Albert, real estate and insurance 

agt., 108 Griswold, bds. 180 Lafayette 

ave. 

Plachance, Peter. slioemaker, h. 205 Dubois. 

Plager, Ferdinand, bookkeeper, h. 175 Fort 

east. 

Ylager, Ferdinand J., bookkeeper, h. 159 

Fort e. 

Plain, William S.. carpenter, h. 233 Cass. 

Plansker, Joseph J., shoenlalier, h. 29 Sil- 

ver. 

Plant, John, tanner, h. 73 Fifteenth. 

Plan tz, Adam, blacksmith, 199 Beaubien, 

h. same. 

Plantz, Edward F., bds. Garrison House. 

Plass, Charles, boa.tbuilder, bds. 687 At- 

water. 

Plass, Henry,. sr., saloon, 687 Atmater. 

Plass, Willianl, sailor, bds. 687 AtmTater. 

Platner, James, bds. 3'70 Rlichigan ave. 

Platner, Marshall, clerk, h. 4 Park Place. 

Platt, A. Pardee (Platt & House), h. 71 

State. 

Plat t, Richard J., teamster, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Platt St House (A. Pardee Platt and 

\TTilliam C. House, jr.), grocers, 185 M-ood- 

ward aye. 

Platz, Ambrosius, h. s. s. Mullett, bet. 


Platx, Frank, tailor, h. 91 Orleans. 

Playfbrd, Esau J., bookkeeper, h. w. s. 

Fifth, bet. Noyes and Marcy. 

Plemondon. Catharine (wid. John), h. o. 189 


Plemondon, John J., carpenter, h. 209 Con- 

gress e. 

Plinks, Peter, laborer, h. 102 Catharine. 

Plodel, Christian, boot treer, h. 348 Mont- 

calm e. 

Pluger, John, laborer, h. GOS Tllil*teenth. 

Plunkett, Eliza, tailoress, bils. 45 Lewis.

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Plumer, George, drover, h. 726 Woodbridge 

west. 

Plumer, Samuel A., cattle dealer, h. 12G 


Plummer, William, cabinetmalier, h. 199 

Gratiot. 

Plynlley. Alfred, brakeman AX. C. R. R., h. 

158 Fourteenth. 

Podvan, Francis, shipcarpenter, h. 146 

Guoin. 

Poggensee, John C., tanner, 21. 199 Twelfth. 

Pohl, Anton, jeweler, h. 139 Congress e. 

Pohl, Frederick D. A., bookbinder, n. e. 

cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold, h. 133 

Lafayette. 

Poiter, Mary (wid. Napoleon, h. 51 Fort e. 

Points, George (col'd), laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

St Antoine and Benton. 

Polanski, Albert, tailor, h. 120 Bronson. 

Polaskey, Louis, peddler, h. 335 Lafayette. 

Polglase, William, shipcarpenter, h. w. s. 

Lafontainc ave., nr. Grand River. 

Polhe~nus, Edward, bds. Finney's Hotel. 

Polhemus, Frank, clerk, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Polhe~nus, John B., clerk P. O., h. 143 Park. 

Police Court (Judge Julius Stoll), cor. Clinton 

and Paton alley. 

Polkinghorn, William, carpenter, h. 9 Abbott. 

Pollard, Frederick (Pollard & Phillips), res. 

Cleveland, Ohio. 

Pollard & Phillips (Frederick Pollard and 

John Phillips), manfrs. of show cases, 38 

Monroe ave. 

Polllnar, Emil, teacher German American 

Semiiiary, 11. 94 Afullett. 

Pollock, Samuel (Mciiimmie & Pollock), 

bds. 149 Oak. 

Poilock, Wenzel, tanner, h. 123 Seventeenth. 

Polnofski, Augustus, laborer, h. 99 Dequindre. 

Polzine. Frederick, joiner, b. e. Chene and 

n. German. 

Pomeroy , A. B., bookkeeper, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Pomeroy, Emma L., teacher New Ninth 

'vlTard scllool, bds. 422 Lafayette ave. 

Pomeroy, George W., clerk, bds. 289 Jefferson 

ave. 

Pomeroy, Thomas F., homeopathic physician, 

99 Congress e., h. sanle. 

Ponlmerschein, Justus, laborer, h. 316 

Montcalm e. 

Ponlmerville, Octave, carpenter, h. 311 Croghan. 

Pornmerville, Ovid, bookbinder, h 251. Riopelle. 

Pommerehnlie, Frederick, uabinetmaker, h. 

Eiglit.eenth, bet. Baker and Jlicllig~n ave. 

Pond, Ashley (Newberry, Pond & Brown), 

h. 21 Madison ave. 


Ponne, Herman B., shoemaker, bds. 367 Pospisliill, ~enry, gunsmith, bds. 19 Mon- 

Gratiot. 

roe ave. 

Pontius, John C., express messenger, bds. 

122 Park. 

Poole, Itichard, saloon, 8 Monroe ave., h. 

same. 

Poor, John A., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Poore, Charles H., carpenter, h. 114 Sev- 

enth. 

Poore, Freeman, carpenter, h. 579 Lafay- 

ette. 

Pootrisky, Charles, machinist, 21.184 Marion. 

Pope, John, brevet Major General U. S. ar- 

my, commander Department of the 

Lakes, bds. Russell House. 

Pope, will arc^ S., civil engineer Detroit 

Bridge and Iron Works, h. 82 Lafayette 

ave. 

Popp, Ferdinand, messenger Second Na- 

tional 'Bank, 11. 186 Hastings. 

Popp, Jacob, printer, 11. 186 Hastings. 

YOYP, JOSEPH E., editor Michigan Volks- 

blatt, h 162 Hivard. 

Pol'pe, William, laborer, h. James, nr. De- 

quindre. 

Poppleton, Emory E. (Wheaton St Popple- 

tonj, bds. o. 41 n. 83 High. 

Porath, William, laborer, h. S. W. cor. 

Twenty-fourth and Myrtle. 

Pordon, John, laborer, h. 247 Antietam. 

Porritt, Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 64 Baker. 

Port, Francis, peddler. h. 65 Clinton. 

Porter, Arthur C., hardware, 35 Woodward 

ave., h. 465 Jefferson ave. 

Porter, hsahel, lake captain, h. w. s. Fourth, 

opp. Cedar. 

Porter, Charles C., teamster, h. 116 Baker. 

Porter, Edward L., bds. 12 High. 

Porter, Eliza (wid. George J.), h. 290 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Porter, E~nmet E., clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 

44 Ciinton. 

Porter, Frank, Custom House officer, h. 408 

Seventh. 

Porter, Prederick B., real estate agent, h. 


Porter, Uove (W. A. Throop & Co.), h. 15 

John 12. 

Porter, Henry, clerk Michigan Exchange, 

bds. same. 

Porter. James, student, bds. 213 Woodward 

ave. 

Porter, John S., bds. 142 St. Antoine. 

Porter, Sarah E. (wid. Frank W.), h. 156 

Second. 

Porter, William, shipping clerk, h. 88 Lar- 

ned east. 

Portevus, William, clerk D. & M. R. R., h. 

22s Elizabeth e. 

Portinie, George, laborer, h. 9 Chestnut. 

Portinie, John, laborer, bds. 9 Chestnut. 

Posey, Charlotte (wid. Sebastian), h. s. s. 

Joy, bet. Secmd and Third. 

Posl~isliill, Francis, gunsmirh, 19 Monroe

328 POS CLARK'S DETROIT PRA 

NEW YORX 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON DIcELROY, blanager and Agency Snpt., 


Pospishill, Joseph, gunsmith, bds. 19 Mon- 

roe ave. 

Possellius, Adolph, furniture manufacturer, 


Possellius, Alphonse, with A. Possellius, 


Post, Charles, cooper, h. 243 Mullett. 

Post, David D. (D. D. Post & Bro.), h. 332 

Brush. 

Post, Hoy t (Wilkinson & Post), h. 46 Adams 

ave. e. 

Post, Henry, cooper, h. 291 Montcalm e. 

Post, Joseph H. (D. I). Post &Bro.), bds. 332 

Brush. 

Post, Joseph T., sailmaker, h. 203 Howard. 

Post, Mrs. Mary, tailoress, h. 291 Montcalm 

east. 

Post, bliss Verona, teacher Cass Union 

School, bds. 350 Sixth. 

Post, William, brewer, bds. 244 Rivard. 

Post, D. D., & Bro. (David D. and Joseph H. 

Post), meat market, 2 Clinton. 

Posten, John (col'd), barber, bds. First, nr. 

Grand River. 

Posten, John (col'd), barber, bds. Fort, bet. 

Beaubien and St. Antoine. 

Potecet, Joseph, tobacconist, h. 108 Bron- 

son. 

Potratz, August, laborer, h. 58 Chestnut. 

Potre, Edward, bakery, o. 295 n. 307 Frank- 

lin, h. same. 

Potter, George W. (G. W. Potter & CO.),~. 

371 Lafayetfe ave. 

Potter, Hemy Z., principal Barstow Union 

School, h. 404 Congress e. 

Potter, John, carpenter, 11. 390 Franklin. 

Potter, Julian C., paper merchant, h. 7 

Rowland. 

Potter, Sarah, nurse. h. o. 291 n. 311 Wood- 


Potter, Sarah (wid. John), bds. 45 Adams 

ave. e. 

Potter, Thomas, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Fif- 

teenth and Magnolia. 

Potter, William K., joiner, bds. I61 Cass. 

Potter, G. W.,&. Co. (George W. Potter and 

Charles B. Northrop), gents' furnishing 

goods, 1 Opera House, Campus Martius. 

Potts, Joseph, clerk, bds. 166 Woodward 

ave. 

Potz, Catharine (wid. Mathias), h. 18 Web- 

ster. 

Poulioz, Joseph, shipcarpenter, h. 392 

Franklin. 

Pound, James, machinist, h. s. w. car. Har- 

rison ave. and Pine. 

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Powell, Elijah (co17d), laborer, h. 280 Or- 

leans. 

Powell, Henry, salesman, h. 53 Columbia w. 

Powell, James, clerk D. St M. R. R., h. 124 

Elizabeth e. 

Powell, James, machinist, bds. 124 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Powell, James, shoemaker, h. 233 Abbot*t. 

Powell, dames (Glover & Powell), bds. 166 

Larned e. 

Powell, John, clerk, h. 53 Columbia w. 

Powell, Joseph, carpenter, h. 496 Third. 

Powell, Michael, sailor, bds. 2'70 Fifth. 

Powell, Ottilie (wid. James), h. 334 Hast- 

ings. 

Powell, James W., salesman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Powell, William, salesman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Powell, William W., salesman, bds. 40 

Congress w. 

Powelson, Benjamin F. (Pornelson St Co.), 


Powelson & Co. (Benjamin F. Powelson and 

- -), photographers, Hull's Block, 

entrance Campus Martius. 

Power, John, laborer, bds. 120 Franklin. 

Power, John, yardman M. S. R. R., h. 206 

Hastings. 

Powers, Catharine (wid. John), h. 210 How- 

ard. 

Powers, Catharine (wid. William), h. 23 

Beacon. 

Powers, George F., brass finisher, bds. 153 

Fifteenth. 

Powers, James, h. 191 Abbott. 

Powers, John, switcllman M. C. R. R., bds. 

210 Howard. 

Powers, Joseph M., carpenter, h. 153 Fif- 

teenth. 

Powers, Roswell, laborer, h. s. s. Franklin, 

bet. St. Antoine and Hastings. 

Powers, William, laborer, h. 170 Porter. 

Powers, William, switchman IM. C. R. R., 


Powers, William, blacksmith, h. e. s. Third, 

bet. Orchard and Plum. 

Pramstaller , Francis, clerk Receiver of 

Taxes, h. 279 Russell. 

Prange, Anton, cabinetmaker, h. Dubois, nr. 

Gratiot. 

Prasher, Michael, laborer, h. 448 Seven- 

teenth. 

Prater, Joshua (col'd), plasterer, h. Bean- 

bien, bet. Ontario and Superior. 

Pratt, Frederick, carbuilder, h. 378 Seven- 

teenth. 

Prat t, Capt. Frederick P., insurance agt., 

Bank Block. Griswold. bds. Russell House. 

Pratt, ~eorge; engineer 'D. & N. R. R., h. 211 

Howard. 

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Pratt, Col. Henry C., U. S. paymaster, 12 

Buhl Block, Uriswold, h. w. s. Cass, bet. 

Fort and Lafayette avo. 

Pratt, Isaac H., clerk, bds. Goodman House.

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Pratt, James, machinist, bds. 58 Elizabeth e. 

Pratt, James E., clerk D. & M. R. R., bds. 

226 Howard. 

Pratt, John, produce merchant, cor. Wood- 

bridge and Shelby, bds. 58 Elizabeth e. 

Pratt. Marvin T., clerk, bds. Perkins' 

~otel. 

Pratt, Martin V. B., carpenter, h. 251 Thir- 

Pratt, Robert, laborer, h. Maple, bet. 

Campau and Elmwood ave. 

Pratt, Stephen, jr., boilermaker, bds. 115 

Baker. 

Pratt, Stephen, painter, h. 58 Elizabeth e. 

Pratt, Stephen (Stratton & Pratt), h. o. 91 n. 

115 Baker. 

Pratt, William, cabinetmaker, h. M on tcalm 

east. 

Pratt, William S., bookkeeper, bds. 40 Con- 

gress w. 

Preck, Christian, roofer, h. 99 Chestnut. 

Prell, Abraham B., clerk, bds. 174 Lafayette 

ave. 

Prell, Andrew, planer, h. n. e. cor. Jay and 

Chestnut. 

Prell, Jewel B., clothing, 107 Woodward 

ave., h. 174 Lafayette ave. 

Premm, Alexander, moulder, bds. 920 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Premo, Gilbert, shoemaker, h. 43 Harrison 

ave. 

Prentis, Browse T., lawyer, n. w. cor. Gris- 

wold and Cdngress, bds. Bussell House. 

Prentis, George H.. lawyer. n. w. cor. Gris- 

wold and Congress, h. 141 Second. 

Prentis, John F , lawyer, n. w. cor. Gris- 

wold and Congress, h. 178 Woodward 

ave. 

Prentiss, George (Ducharme & Prentiss), h. 

26 Palmer. 

Prentiss, John F., broker, bds. Nichols' 

House. 

Prentiss, Perry, hardware, 94 Woodward 

ave., bds. Michigan Exchange. 

Prentiss, Solon (Buhl, Ducllarme & Co.), h. 

91 Farmer. 

Prentiss, Wilton E., clerk J. M. Bradstreet 

& Son. 

Presc~tt, Dudley J., confectioner, 207 Sec- 

ond, h. same. 

Presley, George (Eldredge & Co.), res. Cleve- 

land, 0. 

Presley, Solomon, engineer, h. 408 St. An- 

toine. 

Preston, Bridget (wid. Edward), h. 287 Ma- 

comb. 

Preston, David (David Preston & Co.), h. 437 

Woodward ave. 

Preston, David (3. (Fisher, Booth & Co.), h. 

12 Sproat. 

Preston, Edward, house servant, bds. 373 


Preston, George (col'd), barber, h. 361 Cro- 

ghan. 

Preston, James, blacksmith, bds. 177 Brush. 

Preston, Jane (wid. William), h. 266 Beaubien. 

Preston, Joan (wid. John), h. 87 Eighteenth. 

Prestou, Kendrick, salesman, bds. Cass 

House. 

Preston, Marvin (Smith, Doolittle & Co.), h. 

210 Second. 

Preston, Sylvester G., engineer, h. 177 

Brush. 

Preston, Wellington, laborer, h. 266 Beaubien. 

Preston, David, & Co. (David P~eston and 

John L. Harper), bankers, 72 Woodward 

ave. 

Pretzer, John W., clerk, bds. I1 Miami ave. 

Preuss, Ferdinand, cigarmaker, bds. 297 

Montcalm e. 

Prevost, Fabian, tanner, h. 20 Nineteenth. 

Price, Caroline (wid. John W.), boarding, h. 

69 Beaubien. 

Price, John B. (Cornwells, Price & Co.), h. o. 

190 n. 183 John R. 

Price, James T., bookkeeper, h. 133 Montcalm 

e. 

Price, Joseph (col'd), laborer, h. 384 Macomb. 

Price, Major (col'd), waiter Michigan Exchange, 

bds. same. 

Price, Nelson, blacksmith, h. 574 St. Antoine. 

Price, Philip, h. 18 Jones. 

Price, Shem, traveling agt., h. 321 National 

ave. 

Price, Thomson (Mack & Price), h. 10 Adams 

ave w. 

Price, mTalter, h. 18 Jones. 

Price, William, carpenter, bds. 321 National 

aye. 

Price, Wilson Q. (col'd), shoemaker, 138 

Croghan, h. same. 

Pridgeon, Eliza (wid. Robert), h. 122 Franklin. 

Pridgeon, John, vessel owner, h. 443 Jefferson 

ave. 

Priest, Allen B., engineer M. C. R. R., h. 376 


Priest, John, laborer, h. 287 Thirteen-and-ahalf. 

PRIEST, JORAM, carriagemaker, cor. Randolph 

and Franklin, h. 21 Croghan. (See 

ada.) 

Priest, Joseph, carpenter, h. 151 Division. 

Priest, Thurlow W., telegraph operator, h. 

112 Fifth. 

Primeau, Gilbert, shoemaker, h. 41 Harrison 

ave. 

Primer, Eugene, laborer, h. 369 Juliette. 

Primer, Lucas, blacksmith, h. s. s. Gratiot, 

w. Elmwood ave. 

Primrose, Frank H., cashier ti. T. R., h. o. 

103 n. 127 Cass. 

Prince, Edward, engineer, h. 133 Orleans. 

Prince, Ed~vin, engineer, h. 159 Beaubien. 

Prince, H. Hunt, clerk, bds. 71 Monroe ave.

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Prince, William, engineer, bds. 159 Beaubien. 

Prince, William, engineer, bds. 133 Orleans. 

Prindl, Peter, saloon, 415 Hastings, h. same. 

Prior, Miss Catharine H., dressmaker, bds. 

271 First. 

Prior, Maria A. (wid. William H.), h. 271 

First. 

Pritcliard, Samuel, engineer, b 419 Guoin. 

Pritcliard, William, tallor, h. 543 Larned L.. 

Probasco, Frank H., clerk, bds. 166 Larned 

east. 

Probecker, Francis, laborer, h. 396 Railroad. 

Probell, William, laborer, h. w. s. Lasalle 

ave., nr. Magnolia. 

Prober, August, cabinetmaker, h. o. 61 n. 

217 Wllitney. 

Prochaska, Jacob, cooper, bds. 311 Columbia 

e. 

Proctor, Arthur, laborer, h. 29 Montcalm. 

Proctor, Patterson (co17d), laborer, h. 3GG Macomb. 

Prosser, John W., clerk, h. 77 Lewis. 

Prosser, T. C., inventor and patentee of 

concrete brick, h. 77 Lewis. 

PROTECTIVE FUEL CO., Samuel W. 

Walker, supt., foot Griswold. 

Protestant Orphan Asylum, bliss Mary Bartlett, 

matron, 942 Jeeerson ave. 

Proudfit, Ransom S., seaman, bds. 47 Atwater. 

Prout, Robert, blacksmith, bds. 29 Fifth. 

Prout, R. J., blacksmith, bds. Fifth, n. w. 

cor. Congress. 

Prouty, Fayet (Prouty & Son), h. 201 Cass 

ave. 

Prouty, John, carpenter, h. 156 Guoin. 

Prouty, Nathaniel, land dealer, h. 441 

Sixth. 

Prouty, William C. (Prouty & Son), bds. 201 

Cass. 

Prouty, William F., laborer, h. 346 Twentieth. 

Prouty & Son (Fayet and William C. 

Prouty), grocers, 71 Grand River. 

Provan, Walter, laborer, h. 354 Twelfth. 

Provan, William, laborer, h. 354 Twelfth. 

Provis, William, captain, h. 27 Elizabeth 

east. 

Provo, Francis, laborer, bds. 424 Guoin. 

Provo, Israel, turner, h. 663 Atwater. 

Provo, John, c,arpen'ter, h. 424 Gil~oin. 

Provost, Fabian, tanner, h. 20 Nineteenth. 

Pruber, Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 181 

Fort e. 

Prucha, Mathias, cooper, bds. 113 Pros- 

pect. 

Prudell, William, blacksmith, h. 183 Bron- 

son. 

Prue, Boniface, drayman, h. 460 Fort e. 

Prumpe, Augustus, carpenter, h. 363 Na- 

comb. 

Prungy, Anthony, cabinetmaker, h. e. Chene 


Prussian, Michael, laborer, bds. 76 Michigan 

ave. 

Pruyn, William, teamster, h. e. s. Brush, 

bet. Congress and Fort. 

Przewozniak, Joseph, laborer, 11. Orleans, nr. 


Psy libski, Felix, slippermaker, h. 333 Rus- 

sell. 

Puddefoot, Charles, tinsmith, bds. 313 Con- 

gress w. 

Pueschelt, Anton, wagonmaker, bds. 428 

Gratiot . 

Pugeot, George, macllinist, h. Holden Road. 

Puhl, John, grocery and saloon, 311 Michi- 

gan ave., 11. same. 

Puhl, Michael, foreman M. C. R. R., h. 248 

Brush. 

Puhl, Peter, baggagemanM. C. R. R., h. 204 

Adams ave. e. 

Puigli, John, florist, h. w. S. Mount Elliot 

ave., bet. Lafayette and Croghan. 

Pulaski, Michael, watchman, h. 35 hlullett. 

Pulcifer, William, carpenter, h. 10 Mt. El- 

liott ave. 

Pulciplier, Ann (wid Joseph J.), h. n. e. 

cor. Sullivan are. and Ash. 

Pulfer, Charles, tinsmith, 11. 405 Larned e. 

Pullan, Edwin (E. Yullan & Co.), h. 38 Ab- 

bott. 

Pullan, E., SL CO. (Edwin Pullan and George 

H. Maynard), furniture manfrs., n. e. cor. 

Atwater and Rivard. 

Pulling, Henry Y , Prest. Peninsular Bank, 

h. 19 Elizabeth e. 

Pulte, Anthony, jr. (A. Pulte & Son), h. s. 

w. cor. St. Aubin ave. and Chestnut. 

Pulte, Anthony, sr. (A. Pulte & Son), h. s. 

w. cor. Gratiot and St. Aubin ave. 

Pulte A., & Son (Anthony, sr., and Anthony 

Pulte, jr.), wholesale grocers, 36 Monroe 

ave. 

Pulvermacher, Louis, clerk, h. 285 St. An- 

toine. 

Pungs, George, machinist, bds. 180 Adams 

ave. e. 

Pungs, John G., machinist, bds. 13 Hum- 

boidt ave. 

Pungs, W illinm A., machinist, bds. 13 Hum- 

boldt ave. 

Pungs, W. Gustav, clerk, h. 13 Humboldt 

are. 

Purchase, h. 225 Elizabeth e. 

Purchase, Willittrn, delivery clerk Am. Mer. 

U. Ex., h. 197 Congress e.

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Purcell, James, laborer, h. 739 Twenty- Quester, Mathias, carpenter, 11.706 Macomb. 

fourth. 

Quick, James T., butcher, h. 497 Jefferson 

Purcell, James E., clerk City Treasurer's ave. 

ofice, bds. 78 Sixth. 

Quier, Henry, carpenter, bds. 1030 Michigan 

Purcell, James W., tailor, h. 585 Trow- ave. 

bridge. 

Quigley, Jane (mid. John), h. 188 Congress 

Purcell, VTTilliam, foundry, cor. Woodbridge east. 

and Seventh, 11. 78 Sixth. 

Quigley, John, coppersmith, 76 Woodbridge 

Purdie, John, tanner, 11.96 Fourteenth. w., h. n. s. Jones, nr. Third. 

Purdom, Richard H., printer, bds. s. .rv. cor. Quigley, William, tinsmith, bds. n. e. cor. 

Beaubien and High. 

Third and Jones. 

Purdon, John, patternmaker, h. 385 Sixth. Quimby, Edwin, salesman, h. 5 Spencer. 

Purdue, Mrs. Eliza, milliner and dressma- Quilnby, Mabel (wid. Jacob), h. 7 Ledyard. 

ker, 526 hlichigan ave., h. same. Quimby, Edward G., clerk, h. 9 Spencer. 

Purdue, James, policeman, 11. 526 Michigan Quinby, E., managing editor Free 

ave. 

Press, h. 681 Jefferson ave. 

Purdy, Horace E., editor Free Press, h. 42 Quinkert, John, grocer, 361 Franklin, h. o. 

Cherry. 

484 n. 502 Woodbridge e. 

Purdy, Joseph, plasterer, bds. Purdy's Hotel. Qiziun, Ann-(wid. Edward), h. 86 Locust. 

Purdy, Lemis W., deputy sheriff, h. o. 15G Quinn, Arthur, fireman Ikfof3dt's mill, h. 144 

n. 164 Flanklin. 

Congress e. 

Purdy, Levan G., printer, bds. 42 Cherry. Quinn, Delia (mid. Thomas), h. n. w. cor. 

Purdy, Louis, plasterer. 11. G Jay. 

Fourth and Union. 

Purdy, Mary (wid. William T.), Purdy's Quinn, Edward, whipsawyer, h. 127 Beech. 

IIotel, 272 Woodward ave. 

Quinn, Frank, stonecutter, bds. Goodman 

Purdy, Stephen P., County Clerk, h. o. 242 House. 

n. 280 Handolph. 

Quinn, James, machinist, bds. s. s. Jones, 

Purrucker, Ernst, tanner, h. 129 Croghan. bet. Fourth and Fifth. 

Pur~ail, Sidney, laborer M. C. K. It., h. Oak, Quinn, James, watchman, Langdon & Co., 


11. 248 Twelfth. 

Purtel, William, laborer, h. 568 Lafayette. Quinn, John, laborer, ids. 109 Orchard. 

Purvis, Granville S. (col'd), druggist, bds. Quinn, Joseph, saloon, n. w. cor. Larned 


and Beaubien, h. same. 

Purvis, W7illiam (Purvis & Joy), h. 308 Quinn, Louis, pmyr. Fanchon House, 9 Jef- 

Third. 

ferson ave. 

Purvis & Joy (Vlrilliam Punis and Michael Quinn, Margaret (wid. Thomas), h. 478 Ma- 

Joy), blacksmiths, 241 (iriswold. 

comb. 

Putnam. Albert T., urickmaker, h. 26 Eliza- Quinn, Michael, drayman, h. IS7 Fifth. 

beth w. 

Quinn, Michael, engineer steamer KO. 4, h. 

Putnam, Thomas R., clerk Assessor's office, 273 Fifth. 

11.452 Seventh. 

Quinn, Patrick, laborer, h. w. s. Lafon- 

Putrow, Charles, carpenter, h. n. s. Charles, taine ave., near Linden. 


Quinn, Peter, butcher, 406 Grand River, 

Putro\v, Joseph, laborer, bds. 7G Atwater. bds. 396 same. 

Putt, Charles, roofer, h. 22 Orleans. Quinn, Peter, laborer, h. cor. Campau and 

Yutze, Gustavus, laborer, h. s. s. Chestnnt, Franklin. 

bet. Chene and Jos. Campau ave. Quinn, Peter, laborer, h. 105 Labrosse. 

Quinn, Thonlas, carriagemaker, bds. 478 

Macomb. 

Q* 

Quinn, Tholnas, moulder, bds. IG Beaubien. 

TJACKENBOS, Gordon D., bookkeeper, Quinn, William, h. 480 Fort e. 

bds. 53 Second. 

Quinn, William, Victor Hotel, n. e. cor. 

Qualter, William, vegetables, '70 City Hall Franklin and Beaubien. 

market, h. s. w. cor. St. Antoine and Ma- Quinnin, Alexander, laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

comb. 

Howard and Twenty-third. 

Quandt, Frederick, clerk, h. 126 Catharine. Quirk, Co:nelius, laborer, h. 334 Fifteenth. 

Quay, Anderson B., printer, h. 91 Miami Quirk, James, laborer, h. 233 'i hirteenth. 

ave. 

Quirk, John, laborer, h. 123 Labrosse. 

Quapley, John,founder, h. 117 Twenty-third. Quirk, Michael, laborer, bds. 334 Fifteenth. 

Quelch, Henry, carpenter, bds. 253 Larned Quirk, Michael, laborer, h. 201 Abbott. 

east. 

Quirk, Michael, watchman M. C. R. R., h. 

Quenby, William M., butcher, h. 31 Duf- 18 Abbott. 

field. 

Quirouet, Henry, confectioner, with J. B. 

Qucnlrart, Frank, grocer, 300 Maple, h. Fox 6; Co., 2.21 Jefferson ave. 

same. 

* Quito, Ryne, h. 667 Atwater.

332 RAA CLARK'S DETROIT RAN 

NEW YORK 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLON MeELROY, Manager aud Agency Snpt., 


R 

AAS, Henry, shoemaker, bds. 49 Pro- 

R spect. 

Ram, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 49 Prospect. 

Rabaut, Charles P., manfr. French laces, 

159 St. Antoine, h. same. 

Rabbarge, 11-illiam, carpenter, h. s. s. Larned, 

bet. Duhois and Chene. 

Rabbitts, David, ship carpenter, h. 555 St. 

Antoine. 

Rabedeau, Jane (wid. Joseph), h. 413 Railroad. 

Rabedeau, John, turner, bds. 415 Railroad. 

Rabedeau, Louis N., carpenter, h. 299 Clinton. 

Raber, Henry, engineer, h. 88 Twelfth. 

Raberty, Peter, laborer, h. e. s. Fifteenth, 

bet. Marquette and Baker. 

Rabineau, Allen A., bookkeeper, h. n. s. 

Congress, near First. 

Rach, Christian, tanner, h. near s. w. cor. 

Morse and Russell. 

Rach, Albert, tailor, h. 316 Seventeenth. 

Racicot, Frank, ship carpenter, h. Chene, s. 


Racisco, Jane (mid. Antoine), nurse, h. o. 

1'73 n. 207 Fourth. 

Ractt, Frank R., teamster, h. 557 Hastings. 

Radcliff, Charles H., paints, oils and glass, 59 

Jefferson ave., h. 56 same. 

Radcliff, John T., grocer, 140 Grand River, 

h. 64 Henry. 

Radcliff, Lavina (col'd-wid. Henry), h. 68 

Beaubien. 

Radcliff, Thomas (BlcKenna & Radcliff), h. 


Radeke, William, cabinetmaker, h. 477 

Beaubien. 

Rademacher, Burkhard, tailor, h. 302 Clin 

ton. 

Rademacher, John, cabinetmaker, h. 573 

Clinton ave. 

Rademacher, Frank, cabinetmaker, h. 194 

Hastings. 

Rademacher, John, plasterer, h. 359 Lafayette 

ave. 

Rademacher, John J., cabinetmaker, h. 573 

Clinton ave. 

Radford, John, painter, h. e. s. Eighth, bet. 

Grand River and Charles. 

Radiger, Edmund F., clerk, bds. o. 2'77 n. 

301 Beaubien. 

Radiger, John, clerk, h. o. 277 n. 301 Beaubien. 

Raliilre, Albert, locksmith, h. 350 Croghan. 

1 Radloff, John, laborer, h. 485 Macomb. 

Radmann, Henry, porter, h. 14 Clay. 

Rae, James, blacksmith, 141 Grand River, 

h. 270 First. 

Raenche, George, laborer, h. 120 Jay. 

Raester, Simon C., bricklayer, h. 365 Nine- 

teenth. 

Raetz, Ernst, carpenter, h. 203 Antietam. 

Rafferty, Peter, salesman, bds. 119 Ade- 

laide. 

Regan, Catharine (wid. Patrick), h. 109 La- 

brosse. 

Rago, Frederick, laborer, h. 325 Seven- 

teenth. 

Rahaley, Michael, saloon, 17 Griswold, h. 

same. 

Rallaley, Patrick, boilermaker, h. 220 First. 

Itahasau, Adolphus, baggageman, bds. 220 

Congress IT. 

Raid, James, sailor, h. Guoin, near Dequin- 

dre. 

Railroad Exchange Hotel, 30 and 32 Michi- 

gan Grand ave., J. B. Lobdell, propr. 

Rairden, John, teacher languages, 114 

Griswold, bds. Franklin House. 

Ralph, Peter J. (P. J. hlph & Co.), h. 328 

Fort w. 

Ralph, P. J., & Co. (P. J. Ralph and A. C. 

Burt), commercial brokers, foot First. 

Ralston, Alexander, painter, h. 87 Walnut. 

Ramsay, Alexander, clerk, bds. 53 Lafayette 

ave. 

Ramsay, A1 esander, ship carpenter, h. 101 

Twelfth. 

Ramsay, Charles S. (R. T. St C. S. Barnsay), 

h. s. s. Howard, bet. Eighth and N!nth. 

Ramsay, David, engineer, bds. 316 Frank- 

lin. 

Ramsay, Robert T. (R. T. & C. S. Ramsay), 

h. I61 Fourth. 

Ramsay, R. T. & C. S. (Robert T. and 

Charles S. Ramsay 1, furnishing goods and 

barber shop, 120 Woodmard ave. 

Ramsdell, George (Decker & Hamsdell), h. 


Ramsey, Sarah 3. (wid. James), h. 235 

Third. 

Ramsey, Thomas, boilermaker, bds. 235 

Third. 

Ramsey . William (col'd), sailor, bds. 264 

Macomb. 

Rampton, mna (wid. Henry), h. 52 Mar- 

ion. 

Rand, Mrs. Laura G., select school, h. 0.300 

n. 410 Fort w. 

Rand, Samuel G., insurance agent, h. 0.300 

n. 410 Fort w. 

Randall, Corodon C., photographer, bds. 430 

Second: 

Randall, Mrs. Eliza, h. 299 Croghan. 

Randall, Frank E., clerk, bds. Biddle House. 

Randall, Harriet (wid. Jame~), bds. 223 Adams 

ave. e. 

Randall, James 9., lawyer, 80 Griswold, 

bds. 430 Second.

RAN CITY DIRECTORY. RAY 333 

Randall, James J., photographer, Fisher 

Block, 119+ Woodward ave., h. 430 Sec- 

ond. 

Randall, John H., printer, h. 32 Croghan. 

Randall, Joseph, saloon, 63 Jefferson ave., 

h. same. 

Randall, Samuel C., agent Grover & Baker 

sewing machines, 4 Opera House, Campus 

Martius, h. 4 Cot8tage Place, Elizabeth w. 

Randolph, Edmond D., bookbinder, h. 250 

Rand01 p h. 

Randolph, Lucius G. N., drygoods, 30 Grand 

River, h. 33 Bowland. 

Rankin, David, city editor Daily Union, bds. 

25 AbbAt. 

Rankin. Elizabeth (col'd-wid. Alfred), h. 

Riopelle, below Macomb. 

Rankin, Hamilton R., Custom House officer, 

h. 55 Montcalm w. 

Rankin, Henry, agent, bds. 16 Sproat. 

Rankin, James, brass founder, 97 Eight- 

eenth, h. cor. Seventeenth and Baker. 

Rankin, James E., brass finisher, bds. 818 

Fort w. 

Rankin, William, mounter, bds. 21 Spencer. 

Hano, Thomas, carpenter, h. 334 Mullet t. 

Hansom. Capt. Asa W., h. o. 15 n. 33 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Ransom, Joel, carpenter, h. 58 Chestnut. 

Ran tz, Theodore, grocer, 394 and 396 Grand 

River. 

Raper, John M., commercial agent, h. 61 

Baker. 

Raquet., David, tanner, bds. n. s. Michigan 

ave., nr. Thirteenth. 

Raquet, Jacob, tanner, n. e. cor. Lasalle and 

Michigan aves., h. n. s. Michigan ave., nr. 

Thirteenth. 

Rardin, Timothy, laborer, h. rear 101 La- 

brosse. 

Rarick, Frank, laborer, h. 530 Orleans. 

Rasch, August (Kasch & Bernart), h. cor. 

Winder and Bru - h. 

RASCH & BERNART (August Rasch and 

William Bernart), merchant tailors, 245 

Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Raschar, Frank, mason, bds. cor. Hastings 

and Franklin. 

Rasenkak, Wensell, laborer, h. o. 67 n. 109 

Bre wster. 

Rash, Andrew, turnez, h. 307 St. Antoine. 

Rasico, Fredwick, cooper, bds. 393 Bronson. 

Rasico, Joseph, jr., cooper, bds. 393 Bron. 

son. 

Rass, George, h. 257 Lafayette ave. 

Rass, Henry, shoemaker, 32 Fort e., h. same. 

Rastan, Henry, painter, h. n. s. Vine, bet. 

Walker and Jos. Campau ave. 

Rat, James H., laborer, h. w. s. Thirteenth, 


Ratar, John, machinist, h. Woodbridge w., 

nr. Jefferson ave. 

Hatcliffe, John, engineer, h. 124 Harrison 

ave. 

Rath, Job, laborer, h. 2% Nineteenth. 

Rathbone, William P., land agent, 44 Griswold, 

h. 483; Jefferson ave. 

Rathbun, William, canvasser, h. 139 

Twelfth. 

Rathman, Henry, laborer, h. 14 Clay. 

Raths, Mathias (Peter Raths & Bro.), h. 587 

Michigan ave. 

Raths, Nicllolas, clothes cleaning and repairing, 

103 Bates, h. same. 

Raths, Peter (Peter Baths & Bro.), h. 587 

Michigan ave. 

Raths, Peter, & 331-0. (Peter and Mathias 

Baths), grocers, 587 Michigan ave. 

Rattenbury, George H., agent, h. 114 Bagg. 

Rattenbury, George W., clerk Blue Line, 

bds. 1 14 Bagg. 

Rattenbury, John, carriagemaker, h. w. 8. 

Lasalle ave., nr. Ash. 

Rattery, Capt. Alexander, sailor, bds. Mansion 

House. 

Rattery, Andrew, sailor, bds. Mansion 

House. 

Ratzel, Rudolph, tailor, n. 185 Fort e. 

Rau, Frederick, shoemaker, h. 181 Napoleon. 

Rau, George, shoemaker, h. 211 Twelfth. 

Raubarge, Louis, shipcarpenter, h. 559 Lar 

ned e. 

Rauch, Alexander, carriagemaker, h. 156 

St. Antoine. 

Raue, Leopold, bookkeeper, bds. Hotel 

Erichsen. 

Rausch, Henry C., musician, h. 235 Clinton, 

Rausch, ,Miss Mary, tailoress, bds. 132 Chestnut. 

Rauss, Bernard (J. &. B. Rauss'), h. 118 

Randolph. 

Rauss, John (J. & B. Eauss), h. 145 Catharine. 

Rauss, J. & B. (John and Bernard Rauss), 

butchers, 118 Handolph. 

Ravell, Henry, drayman, h. 111 Fifth. 

Kawley, Catherine (wid. John), h. 158 Seventh. 

Rawley, Walter, moulder, h. 132 Seventh. 

Rap, Alonzo T., chairmaker, 229 Grand 

Biver, h. same. 

Ray, Delia D. (wid. Gilbert H.), boarding, 

h. 253 Jefferson ace. 

Ray, Gilbert, mailing clerk, bds. 263 Jefferson 

ave. 

Ray, Gilbert A., printer, bds. 253 Jefferson 

ave. 

Ray, John A., bookkeeper, h. 300 Beaubien. 

Ray, Joseph G. (John Stephens & Co.), h. 23 

Labrosse. 

Ray, Joseph J., builder, 31 Harriett, h. 300 

Beau bien. 

Ray, Theodore, U. S. Deputy Marshal, h. 


1 

Raymond, Burrows, carpenter, bds. 140 Sec- 

R:;:ond, Charlea W. I., carpenter, h. '312 

Chene.

RAY CLARK'S DETRO~ REE 




THROUGHOUT THE mITED STATES. 

-- 

Raymond, Edward R., clerk, bds. 25 Cro- 

ghan. 

Raymoud, Francis, jr. (F. Raymond & Son), 


Raymond, Francis, sr. (F. Raymond & 

Son), h. 25 Croghan. 

Raymond, James F., photographer, 73 

Woodvard ave., h. 68 High. 

Raymond, Lavina (wid. Jarvis), h. 66 High. 

Raymond, William, laborer, 11. 58 St. Jo- 

seph. 

Raymond, William, sailor, h. 522 Fort e. 

Raymond, William C., carpenter, h. 372 

Chene. 

Raymond, F., RE Son, (Francis, sr., 

and Francis Raymond, jr.). booksellers 

and stationers, 130 Jeferson ave. (See 

adu.) 

Raymour, Edward H., Northwest- 

ern Detective Agency, 12$& Jefferson ave., 

bds. 139 Adams aye. (See adv.) 

Raynal, Charles M., physician, bds. Penin- 

sular Hotel. 

Raynolds, Nelson (col'd), porter, h. 410 

blullett. 

Raynolds, Brig. Gen. William F., Supt. Lake 

Survey, h. 418 Wuodward ave. 

Raynolds, William I?., lieutenant revenue 

cutter Fessenrlen, bds. 105 Farmer. 

Raynor, Albert H., printer, 11. 127 Croghan. 

Raynor, William, printer, h. 127 Croghan. 

Razemann, Charles, sailor, h. 181 Croghan. 

Mea, Wiiliarn J., printer, h. rear 247 Sixth, 

Rea, William J. (Hersher, Rea & Co.), h. 

381 Howard. 

Read, Ueorge, bookkeeper, h. 131 Howard. 

Read, Henry A., sailor, h. 58 Twentieth. 

Read, John R., paper box manufacturer, 26 

Woodbridge w., bds. Wight, bet. Mt. Elli- 

ott ave. and Leib. 

Reaford, George, butcher, h. 91 Columbia 

west. 

Reagan, Cornelius, laborer, h. 28 South. 

Reagan, Patrick, boarding, h. 377 Cro- 

ghsn. 

Reah, Frank, clerk, h. 90 Twenty-fourth. 

Reahem, William, teamster, h. 100 Eighth. 

Reahen, William, tailor, h. 314 Marion. 

Realbach, Martin, baggagemaster M. C. R. 

R., h. 38 Twelfth. 

Ream, Daniel, engineer, bds. 45 Spencer. 

Ream, Pavid NT., painter, h. 957 Fort w. 

Reamer, William, tanner, h. 319 Fifteenth. 

Reanry, Patrick, laborer. h. rear 205 Sixth. 

Reardon, 3 ohn, laborer, h. 442 Seventh. 

Reardon, Michael; peddler, h. Eighth, n. 

Grand River. 

Reardon, Patrick, plasterer, 146 Chene. 

Reasner, Francis M., traveling agent Wor- 

cester, Laible & Standish, 14 & 16 Con- 

gress e. 

Reath, Thomas S., dining rooms, 8 Wood- 

ward ave., h same. 

Reaume, Ado1 phus, salesman, h. 110 Rivard. 

Reaume, Alexander, laborer, bds. a. s. Plum, 


Reaume, Augustus, butcher, h. 348 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

I Reaume, Frank, laborer, bds. Wight, nr. 

campau. 

Reaume, John, laborer, h. cor. St. Aubin 

ave. and Pine. 

Reaume, John, laborer, h. Wight, nr. Cam- 

pau. 

Reallme, John, laborer, h. COT. Guoin and 


Reaume, Joseph, laborer, h. 48 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Reaume, Mrs. -, h. s. w. cor. Rivard and 

Atwater. 

Reaulne, Peter, laborer, bde. 488 Franklin. 

Reaume, Robert, Street Commissioner, h. 

313 Franklin. 

Rebbeck, Benjamin, ~oapmaker, h. w s. 

Third, bet. Tuscola and Orange. 

Reblin, Ferdinand, wagonmaker, h. 212 

Elizabeth e. 

Rector, Benjamin (col'd), hostler Franklin 


Reday, William, sawyer, h. 647 Congress e. 

Redel, Frederick, machinist, h. 288 LCiopelle. 

Reder, William, cigarmaker, h. 135 Catha- 

rine. 

Redtield, Alexander H., lawyer, h. 516 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Red field, Thomas H., agent Detroit Chair 

Factory, bds. 516 Jefferson ave. 

Redgrvell, Joseph, teamster, h. s. e. cor. 

Wight and Campau. 

Redhead, Mary J. (wid. John), seamstress, 

h. 306 Montcalm e. 

Redlof, Charles, blacksmith, bds. s. w. cor. 

Macom b anri Dubois. 

Redman, Edward, shoemaker, h. w. s. Hast- 

tings, nr. Macomb. 

Redman, James, shipcarpenter, h. 659 

Franklin. 

Redman, John, laborer, h. 117 Frankiin. 

Redman, John, laborer, bds. 46 Harrison 

ave. 

Redman, William, carpenter, bds. s. w. cor. 

Fourth and Oak. 

Redmond, James, shipcarpenter, h. cor. 

Franklin and Campau. 

Redmond, Nathaniel H., lawyer, Rotunda, 

building, Oriswold, bds. 263 Jefferson ave. 

Redmond, Nicholas, sawyer, h. 335 Larned 

east. 

Redmund, Edward, shoemaker, h. 232 Hast- 

tings. 

Reeber, Charleo, clerk, bds. 22 Monroe ave. 

Reed, Albert, clerk, h. 306 Beaubien.

REE CITY DIRECTORY. RE1 335. - 

Reed, Alexander, stonecutter. bds. Good. 

man House. 

Reed, Alonzo, lumber merchant, h. 8 Madi- 

son ave. 

Reed, Charles M., policeman, h. o. 276 n. 

310 Sisth. 

Reed, Edward C., h. 314 Third. 

Reed, Edward F., bricklayer, h. 562 Cro- 

ghan. 

Reed, Prank, miller, bds. 306 Beaubien. 

Reed, Frederick, salesman, h. Harntramck. 

Reed, George C., patents, h. 306 Beaubien. 

Reed, George H., bookkeeper, bda. 306 

Beaubien. 

Reed, Harvey S., transportation master A. 

R1. U. Espress Co., 11. 48 Macomb ave. 

Reeti, Isaac R., baker, bds. Hotel LMauch. 

Reed, Janies, check clerk D. & M. K. R., h. 


Reed, Jane (wid. John), boarding, h. 104 

Adams ave. w. 

Reed, Jessie, 11. 279 Second. 

Reed, John, painter, h. 148 Orchard. 

Reed, Joseph, tinsmith, bds. 48 Jefferson 

ave. 

Reed, Mrs. Mary Ann, h. 414 Croghan. 

Reed, Robert, painter, bds. 138 Orchard. 

Reed, Rudolph J., bds. 8 Madison ave. 

Beed, Samuel, quarryman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Reed, Stephen, plumber, h. 123 Harrison 

ave. 

Reed, Thomas, shipcarpenter, bds. 29 Seven- 

teenth. 

Reed, Thomas, night watchman, h. 358 

Twelfth. 

Reed, William, clerk, bds. 358 Twelfth. 

Reed, WTillianl H., conductor, h. e. a. Sisth, 

nr. Grand River. 

Reeg, Leonard, dry goods, 211 Michigan 


Reekie, Alexander, bookkeeper, h. 139 How- 

ard. 

Reekie, James F. (J. & W. Reekie), h. 300 

Third. 

Reekie, William (J. & W. Reekie), bds. 139 

Howard. 

J. & W. (James and William Ree- 

kie), grocers, 117 Michigan ave. 

Reeve, Louis, commission, lurnber dealer, 

Butler Block, bds. Antisdel House. 

Reeve, Nathan (Smith & Reeve), bds. Rus- 

sell House. 

Reeves, Eugene, painter. h. n. s. Michigan 

ave., bet. NintLand Nationa.1 aves. 

Reeves, Frank A., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Reeves, Frank N., clerk, bds. cor. Congress 

and Btmdolph. 

Reeves, Henry L., insurance agent, h. 62 

Kandolph. 

Reeves, Thomas, builder, bds. n. e. cor. 

Westerlo and Fourth. 

Reeves, Thomas, carpenter, 115 Fort e., h. 

Joy, n. e. cor. Third. 

Reeves, William, lake survey, h. 296 Lafayette. 

Reeves, William EX., carpenter, h. 28 Joy. 

Refio, John, tailor, h. 287 Lafayette. 

Regan, Catharine (wid. Domil~ick), h. o. 89 

n. 99 Abbott. 

Regan, James, h. o. 89 n. 99 Abbott. 

Regan, John J., bookkeeper, bds. o. 89 n. 99 

Abbott. 

Regan, William, boilermaker, h. 398 La- 

+alle ave. 

Regetz, Rudolph, omnibus driver, h. 62 

Rand01 y h. 

Begnery, Jacob (Regnery & Becker), h. 442 

Fort e. 

Regnery, William. butcher, bds. 442 Fort e. 

Regnery & Becker (Jacob Regnerp and Margarethe 

Becker), grocers, 158 Crogllan. 

Rehahn, Louis, clerk, h. 2.55 Macomb. 

Rehahn, William, clothing, 228 Randolph, 

h. 314 Marion. 

Rehberg, Louis, laborer, h. 281 Bronson. 

Rehmer, 0 tto, cigarmaker, bds. 1.58 Xarion. 

Reibeling, John C. (Lichtenberg & Co.), h. 

208 Croghan. 

R.eich, Frederick, tailor, h. 176 Hastings. 

Reich, Frederick F., clerk, h. 189 Marion. 

Reichenbach, Bernhardt, teamster, h. 268 

Elizabeth e. 

Reichenbach, George, meat market, 158 

Macomb. h. same. 

Reichle, Charles, carriage trimmer, bds. 156 

St. Antoine. 

REICHLE, FERDINAND, carriage maker, 

Randolph, n. e. cor. Franklin, h. Larned, 

n. e. cor. Riopelle. (See adv.) 

Reichle, Otto, cabinetmaker, h. 55 blonroe 

ave. 

Reichle, - , carpenter, bds. 43 Monroe 

cqve. 

Reichman, Benedict, blacksmith, h. n. e. cor. 

Grove and Prospect. 

Reid, Alexander, stonecutter, bds. 338 

Twelfth. 

Reid, Andrew, with W. Wright & Co., bds. 


Reid, Bridget (wid. Ansel), h. 216 Second. 

Reid, David, carpenter, h. n. e. cor. Fifteenth 

and Walnut. 

Reid, Edward F., mason, h. 552 Croghan. . 

Reid, Henry J., laborer, bds. 94 Woodbridge 

west. 

Reid, James H., engineer, h. 31 Sibley. 

Reid, John J., h. 14 Pine. 

Reid, Margaret (wid. John), h. 103 Elizabeth 

e. 

Reid, Robert (Wood & Reid), bds. 161 Abbott. 

Reid, Samuel, stonecutter, h. 338 Twelfth. 

Reid, William (William Wright & Co.), h. 

o. 103 n. 115 Elizabeth e. 

Reidel, George, laborer, h. o. 268 n. 374 

Fort w. 

Reidel, Peter, shoemaker, h. 13 Mechanic. 

Eeid~, Ed ward, agent G. T. R., 170 

Jeflerson ave., h. 135 Howard. (See ada. J

-- 

NEW YORE I Remick, James A.. lumber merchant, bde. 

33 Lafayette ace. 

Rernick, Royal C?., lumber merchant, h. 33 

Lafayet e ave. 

Renlington, William L., baker, h. 67 Grand 

SOLON MeELBOY, Manager and Snpt,, 


Reidy, Joseph, night watchman Howard 


Reif, H ermann, German books and 

gen. news depot, 126 Gratiot. 

Reif, John, tailor, h. 308 Blon tcalm e. 

Reif'ert, John, plasterer, h. 299 Juliette. 

Reifsnider, Joseph T., salesman, bds. 20 

Cass ave. 

Reigler, Antllony, painter, h. e. s. Sullivan 

ave., nr. Myrtle. 

Reiher, Charles, black~mith, h. e. s. H um- 

boldt ave., bet Pine and Chestnut. 

Reiker, Frederick, shoemaker, n. e. cor. 

Congress and Riopelle. 

Reilich, Edward, tobacconist, bds. 481 St. 

An t.oine. 

Reilich, Frank, tobacconist, h. 481 St. An- 

toine. 

Reilich, Joseph, tobacconist, h. 481 St. An- 

toine. 

Reilly, Frank, boarding, h. 97 Jefferson ave. 

Reilly, John, glas~cu~ter, bds. 34 Larned w. 

Reilly, Kobert M., asst; cashier Second National 

Bank, 11. 48 High. 

Reimanr?, Theodore, h. 43 Catharine. 

Rein, Henry, wooddealer, h. s. s. Clinton 

ave., bet. Chene and Dubois. 

Reiner, Philip, locksmith, bds. 282 Montcalm 

east. 

Reinhard, Christopher, laborer, h. 87 

Twelfth. 

Reinhart, John, cabinetmaker, h. ni e. cor. 

Fort and Hastings. 

Reinhart, Julius, shoemaker, 515 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Reinstein, .Joseph, watchmaker, h. 181 Fort 

east. 

Reis, Augusta (wid. Louis), grocer, 287 Jefferson 


Reis, George J., tanner, 251 Catharine, h. 

same. 

Reischmann, Benedict, blacksmith, h. cor. 

Russell and Grove. 

Itsiter, Henry, laborer, h. 378 Antieta,m. 

Reithard, Jacob, signwriter, 100 Randolph, 

bds. 69 Beaubien. 

Reithart. Conrad. saloon, n. s. Michigan ave., 

nr. H umboldt ave., h. same. 

Reithart, John, laborer, h. Detroit, nr. St. 

Aubin are. 

Reithanpt, Anthony, carpenter, h. 0. 365 n. 


Remar, Joseph, lumber salesman, h. 114 

Chestnut. 

Remick, George B., attorney, Peninsular 

Bank building, bds. 33 Lafajette ave. 

Kiver. 

Remus, William, laborer, h. 279 Maple. 

George, h* 68 

Renaud, James, teamster, h. 191 Orleans. 

Henchard, Joseph, machinist, h. 79 Twenty- 

Second. 

Rendt,, Frederick, porter, h. o. 289 n. 349 

Michigan are. 

Renick, Christ,ian, vegetables, 10 City Hall 

market, h. n. s. Woodbridge, nr. St. Aubin 

ave. 

Renick, John, laborer, h. 157 Chene. 

Kenick, Lawrence, planer, h. o. 518 n. 526 

Wood bridge e. 

Renke, Charles, carpenter, h. 166 Lafayette. 

Renner, Carl Daniel, laborer, h. 387 Montcalm 

e. 

Renner, Frank, barber, h. o. 406 n. 434 

Franklin. 

Rennie, John J., auctioneer, 203 Jefferson 

ave., l~ds. Biddle House. 

Reno, Anderson, machinist, h. 81 First. 

Reno, Angeline (wid. Frank), h. 38 Clinton. 

Reno, George, expressman, h. 193 Croghan. 

Reno, Gl eorge F., expressman, bds. Goodman 

. House. 

Reno, George L., clerk, bds. 524 Jefferson 

ave. 

Reno, Henderson, engineer, bds. 81 First. 

Heno, John, grocer, 524 Jefferson aye., h. 

same. 

Reno, John S., jeweler, bds. 209 Jklacomb. 

Reno, Michael, carpenter, h. 209 Macomb. 

Keno, Peter A., machinist, bds. 524 Jefferson 

ave. 

Reno, Thomas, carpenter, h. Dubois, nr. 

river. 

R.enshaw, John, brassfinisher, bds. 18 Har- 

rison ave. 

Renshaw, Henry, clerk, h. I8 Harrison ave. 

Itlenshaw, William B., machinist, bds. 18 

Harrison ave. 

Rensliea, John, machinist, h. 103 Abbott. 

Rente, Frederick, wireworker, h. 14 

Mechanic. 

Renterop; Charles, clerk. bds. Franklin 

house. 

Renterop, John Caspar, tailor, h. 403 Mullett. 

Bentschler, John, cooper, h. 281 Russell. 

Kentschler, John, tailor, 1%. 127 Clinton. 

Bentle, H., policeman, bcis. Franklin House. 

Rentz, Alfred, cogpersmith, h. 95 St. An- 

toine.. 

Rentz, Frank, butcher, h. 516 Lafapette. 

Hsntz, Henry, tanner, h. o. 21 n. 301 Bron- 

son. 

Renz, Henry, tanner, 324 Gratiot, h. same. 

Renz, Leonard, cutter, bds. Rotael Erichsen. 

Heome, Alexander, laborer, bds. B. s. Plum, 

bet. Fifth and Sixth.

REP CIZ Y DIRECTORY. RIG 337 

Repp, Philip, wood peddler, h. 474 Lafayette. 

Repp, William, tailor, h. 246 Montcalm e. 

Republic Brewery Co. (J. H. M'inemann, 

Pres't), cor. Elmwood ave. and Clinton. 

Reschke, Carolina (wid. Michael), h. 409 

Riopelle. 

Reschke, William, laborer, bds. 409 Riopelle. 

Resco. Edward, carpenter, h. 18 Wight. 

Rescue Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1, n. e. cor. 

Larned and Wayne. 

Retall, Henry, painter, h. Guoin, e. Canlpau. 

Retallack, Cl~arles W. clerk, bds. 368 Sisth. 

Retallack, John, bookkeeper, bds. 289 Jefferson 

ave. 

Retamer, August, cigarmaker, h. 152 

Marion. 

Retell. Charles, sailor, h. 141 Catharine. 

Rett, Magdalena, operator, bds. s. s. Antietam, 

nr. Riopelle. 

Retter,George, engineer, bds. s. e. cor. Hast- 

i~gs and Macomb. 

Rettke, August, laborer, h. 377 North. 

Retz, John, cabinetmaker, bds. 280 Congress 

east. 

Retz, Joseph, laborer, h. 259 Broneon. 

Retz, Nicholas. laborer, h. 56 Bronson. 

Reusch, Christian, grocer, 126 Catharine, h. 

same. 

Reuter, George, tanner, bds. cor. Fort and 

Russell. 

Reuter, Hermann, stovemounter, h. 207 

Russell. 

Reuter, Peter, tanner, h. cor. Fort and Rus- 

sell. 

Reuter, Anton, milkman, h. 380 Riopelle. 

Reuther, Hermann, trunkmaker, h. 107 

Maple. 

Reutter, Conrad, laborer, h. 126 Calhoun. 

Reutter, Dorothea, brewery, cor. St. Antoine 

and Napoleon, h. 419 St. Antoine. 

Reutter, Jacob, mason, 11. 126 Calhoun. 

Reutter,. John, shoemaker, bds. 126 Calhoun, 

R, utter, Mathew, brewer, h. 64 Napoleon. 

Reutter, Philip, mason, bds. 126 Calhoun. 

Reycraft, Joseph, laborer, 11.158 Porter. 

Reynolds, Albert, mechanic, bds. 197 Cass. 

Reynolds, Albert (Reynolds & Hessj, h. 230 

Sherman. 

Reynolds, Charles E.,sergeant police,bds. 197 

Cass. 

Reynolds, Daniel, expressman, bds. 15 

Seventh. 

Reynolds, James D., bookkeeper. bds. Com- 

mercial Hotel. 

Reynolds, John, laborer, h. 507 Sixth. 

Reynolds, John J., clerk, bds. e. s. Twelfth, 

bet. Howard and Porter. 

Reynolds, John N., painter, h. 281 Orleans. 

Reynolds, Julius, clerk, h. 762 Woodbridge 

west. 

Reynolds, Nelson (col'd), laborer, h, 410 

B fullett. 

Reynolds, Ruth A., select school, 110 Adams 

ave. w., bds. 412 Third. 

Reynolds, Whitney (col'd), cooper, 71 Fort 

e., h. same. 

Reynolds, Willard, engineer, h. 197 Cass. 

Reynolds & Hess (Albert Reynolds and An- 

drew Hess), painters, 54 Croghan. 

Rhaesa, Adolph, clerk, bds. 220 Congress w. 

Rheio, Joseph, butcher, h. o. 73 n. 81 Adams 

ave. e. 

Rheiner, William, gunsmith, 63 Randolph, 

h. 133 Hastings. 

Rheines, William,. soapmaker, h. n. w. cor. 

Gratiot and Chene. 

Rhenes, John, h. 245 Whitney. 

Rhode, Joseph, patternmaker, h. 37 Mullett. 

Rhode, John, tailor, bds. 37 Mullstt. 

Rhode, Ludwig, mason, h. 370 Nineteenth. 

Rhodes, Ebenezer, joiner, h. 31 Croghan. 

Kholles, John B., steward, h. 257 Fourth. 

Rllodes, Joseph J., propr. Garrison House, 

n. e. cor. JeEerson ave. and Cass. 

Ribson, Frederick, carpenter, bds. 112 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Ricci, Louis, saloon, 64 Randolph, h. same. 

Rice, Abraham W., accountant, h. 85 How- 

ard. 

Rice, Alvan, carpenter, h. 170 Wilkins. 

Ric :, Benjamin B., builder, h. 388 Sisth. 

Rice, Charles S., bookkeeper, bds. Finney's 

Hotel. 

Rice, Cyrus B., salesman, bds. 131 Columbia 

east. 

Rice, Delos E., foundry and machine shop, 

191 Atwater, h. 30 Lafiiyette. 

Rice, Elmira (wid. S. BI.), h. 92 Locust. 

Rice, Francis, laborer. h. 508 Clinton ave. 

Rice, George, sailor, bds. Franklin House. 

Rice, George, sleeping car porter, bds. 20 

Marion. 

Rice, George (George Rice & Co.) , h. 106 Con- 

gress e. 

Rice, George W., lithograph printer, bds. 


Rice, Jallles B., bds. 92 Locust. 

Ltice, James L., shipbuilder, h. n. e. cor. Har- 

rison ave and Oak. 

Rice, John, bookkeeper, h. 166 Adams ave. 

east. 

Rice, John, letter carrier, h. 374 Grand River. 

R.ice, John, watchmaker, bds. Clinton ave., 

bet. Dubois and Chene. 

Rice, John D., h. 131 Columbia e. 

. Hice . Maria E. (wid. Charles P), bds. 233 

Brush. 

Rice, Mary (wid. Aaron), h. 211 Second. 

Hice, Oscar W., hostler House of Correction, 

bds. same. 

Rice, Preston, Verandah restaurant, 48 and 

50 Shelby, h. same. 

Rice, Robert, carpenter, bds. 417 Wight. 

Rice, Theophilus J. jr. (col'd), porter sleep 

ing car, bds. 20 Marion. 

Itice, Theophilus J., sr. (col'd), porter sleep 

ing car, h. 20 Marion. 

Rice, William B., carbuilder, h. o. 359 n. 395 

Fort e.

338 RE CLARK'S DETROIT RIE 

Ph ysicirtns always specify 

PARKE, JENNIWOS & CO.'S 

Rice, TVilliam B., bookkeeper, bds. 30 La- 

fapette. 

Rice, George, & Co. (George Rice and Wil- 

liam Fowler), boots and shoes, 263 Jeffer 

son ave. 

Rich, George M., h. 120 Randolph. 

Rich, James W., clerk P. O., h. 250 Third. 

Rich. John, plumber and gas fitter, h. 101 

Larned w. 

Rich, Sylvester, clerk, bds. 120 Randolph. 

Richalen, Hanley, carpenter, h. 31 Eight- 

eenth. 

Richard, Joseph, laborer, h. w. s. Dubois, a. 

Gratiot. 

Richard, Peter, laborer, h. 433 Hastings. 

Richards, Adolph (col'd), plasterer, h. 315 

Congress e. 

Richards, Miss Fanny M. (col'd), teac&r,bds. 

315 Congvess e. 

Richards, Francis, sawyer: h. 373 Franklin. 

Richards, Frank, shipcarpenter, h. 400 

Franklin. 

Richards, Henry (col'd), baker, h. 130 La- 

fayette. 

Richards, Henry A., planer, h. 433 Hastings. 

Richards. Israel, baggagemaster GF. W. K., 

h. 54 Jones. 

Richards, James (col'd), painter, h. 329 Ma- 

comb. 

Richards, John C., painter, h. 62 Montcalm 

east. 

Richards, John D. (col'd-Richards & Bro.), 


Richards, Thomas J., painter, h. 415 Lafay- 

ette. 

Richards, Undrill, carpenter, bds. 235 Brush. 

Richards, William B. (col'd-Richards & 

Bro.), h. 315 Congress e. 

Richards & Bro. (William B. and John D. 

Richards), barbers, 50& Griswold. 

Richardson, Camilla, teacher new Ninth 

Ward school, bds. 471 Lafayette ave. 

Richardson, David M., match factory, 

Eighth, bet. Fort and Wood bridge, h. s. e. 

cor. Lafayette ave. and Tenth. 

Richardson, Francis A., clerk, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Richardson, George, physician, bds. a. e. cor. 

Third and Orange. 

Richardson, John, laborer, h. w. s. May-' 

berry ave., near Butternut. 

Richardson, John, mason, bds. 430 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Richardson, Richard B., brass moulder, h. 

82 Labrosse. 

Richardson, Samuel, brewer, h. 471 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Richel, John, tanner, h. 91 Twenty-wecoud. 

Kichley, Frank, carpenter, h. 17 Seven- 

teenth. 

Richlen. Henry, carpenter, h. 31 Eight- 

eenth. 

Richmond, Miss Ada, actress, bds. 253 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Richmond, Arouet (Richmonds & Backus), h. 

10 Henry. 

Richmond, Benjamin B. (Richmonds & Back- 

us), h. 26 Henry. 

Richmond, Eliza (wid. Horace), bds. 26 

Henry. 

Richmond, Naby (wid. Wellington H.), h. 


Richmonds Rt Backpls (Arouet R ch- 

mond, Frederick H. A. Back us and Be ; ja- 

min B. Richmond), stationers and blank 

book manfrs., 185 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Richter, Charles, saloon, 24 Larned w., h. 

same. 

Richter, Frederick (Kegel & Richter), h. o. 

73 n. 75 Sherman. 

Richter, Gustav, painter, h. Woodbridge, 


Richter, Leonard, saloon, 38 Beaubien, h. 

same. 

Rickaby, William, plasterer, bds. e. s. May- 

berry ave., near Michigan ave. 

R,ickel, Henry, jr., clerk, bds. 315 Croghan. 

Rickel, Henry, sr., grocery, 315 Croghan, h. 

same. 

Rickel, Renry W., grocer, 282 St. Antoine. 

Hickerick, Conrad, tanner, bds. n. s. Michi- 

gan ave., nr. Thirteenth. 

Rickeston, James C., clerk, h, 29 Columbia 

west. 

Ricketts, Samuel C., confectionery, 43 Jef- 

ferson rtve., h. same. 

Rickey. William, ticket agent (3. T. R., 


Riddett, George, clerk, h. 20 Bagg. 

Riddett. Richard (3 , messenger, Am. Mer. 

Un. Ex., bds. 20 Bag& 

Rider, William, commission merchant, 65 

Monroe ave., h. same. 

Rider, William F.. clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 

Howard, bet. Sisth and Seventh. 

Ridgewell, Joseph, teamster, h. 139 Wight. 

Ridgeley, Robert B., agent Welch & 

Griffiths. bds. Russell House. 

Ridgley, Alfred, joiner, h. 181 Chene. 

Riederer. John, laborer, bds. cor. Hastings 

and High. 

Riedel, John, carman, h. 414 Eighteenth. 

Riefstahl, Charles, sawmaker, h. 448 Ma- 

comb.' 

Riefstahl, John, sawmaker, h. 527 Macomb. 

Riege, Frederick, laborer, h. 9 Silver. 

Riehm, Charles, carpenter, h. 211 Mont- 

calm e. 

Riemer, E de (wid. August), h. 253' Rio- 

pelle.

I 

RIE CITY DIRECTORY. ROA 

Riemer, William, tanner, h. 319 Fifteenth. 

Rienke, Christopher, carpenter, h. 99 Napo- 

leon. 

Ries, Anton, laborer, h. 337 Orleans. 

Ries, John, laborer, bds. 43 Monroe ave. 

Ries, Joseyll, driver, h. 337 Orleans. 

Ries, William, tailor, h. 51 Marion. 

Riester, John, carpenter, h. 126 Antietam. 

Riesthal, Charles, sawmaker, h. 448 Ma- 

comb. 

Riethmueller, Michael, carver, h. 144 Brews- 

ter. 

Rieves, Louis, clerk, bds. Antisdel House. 

Riggs, Jol~n H., grocers, 116 Randolph, h. 68 

Miami ave. 

Ripgs, Joseph, carpet tack manfr., 116 Ran- 

dolph. h. 68 Miami ave. 

Rigley, Charles E., painter. bds. 152 Jones. 

Rigley, Edward, fish dealer, 93 City Hall 

market, h. 152 Jones. 

Rigley, George E., laborer, bds. 152 Jones. 

Riley, Allen, shoemaker, 100 Bates, h. 

same. 

Riley, Bernard,shipcarpenter,h. o. 346 n. 356 

Franklin. 

Riley, Cornelius J., law student, bds. 248 

Woodbridge e. 

Riley, David J., machinist, h. o. 147 n. IS3 

Howard. 

Riley, Dennis, plumber, 11.139 Orch - rd. 

Riley, Edward, tobacconist, h. 481 St. An- 

toine. 

Riley, Erastus, engineer, h. 265 Lafayette 

rtve. 

Riley, George, express driver, h. 100 Ab- 

bott. 

Riley, George W., shoemaker, h. 2 Glass 

Row, Maple. 

Riley, James, blacksmith, h. w. s. Thir- 

teenth, nr. Locust. 

Riley, James, blacksmith, h. 24 Mayberry 

ave. 

Riley, James, boilermaker, h. Dequindre, 

nr. Atwater. 

Riley, James, laborer, bds. 590 Beaubien. 

Riley, John, plumber and gas fitter, 226 Jef- 

ferson ave., h. Seventh, bet. Locust and 

Oak. 

Riley, John, bds. 298 Cherry. 

Riley, Jchn, baker, h. n. w. cor. Michigan 

aye. and Thirteenth. 

Riley, John, plumber and gasfitter, h. 279 

Sixth. 

Riley, Margaret (wid. Hugh). boarding, h. 68 

Larned e. 

Riley, Michael, laborer, bds. 220 First. 

Riley, Michael, laborer, h. 115 Oak. 

Riley, Patrick, jr., boilermaker, bds. 220 

First. 

Riley, Peter, laborer, h. 60 State. 

Riley, Patrick, saloon, 103 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Riley, Robert, clerk, h. 48 High. 

Riley, Thomas, clerk, h. 182 Howard. 

Riley, Thomas, laborer, h. 206 Cherry. 

Rinck, George J.. cigarmaker, bds. 56 Brush. 

Rindfleisch, Charles, laborer, h. Dequindre, 

nr. James. 

Rindskoff, hloses, h. 139 St. Antoine. 

Rindskoff, William, clerk, bds. 139 St. An- 

oine. 

Ringe, Charles, grocery, 447 Beaubien, h. 

same. 

Ringwald, William, grocer and saloon, 552 


Rinke, George, blacksmith, h. 338 High. 

Rinke, John, carpenter, h. 122 Napoleon. 

Rinshed, Anthony, brakeman, h. s. e. cor. 

Tuscola and Crawford. 

Riopelle, Claude N., attorney, 6 Rotunda, 

h. n. w. cor. Riopelle and Woodbridge. 

Riopelle, Dominique, land agent, h. 97 Rio- 

pelle. 

Riorden, John, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan ave., 


Ripplinger, Anna (wid. Peter), h. 231 Rio- 

pelle. 

Risher, Silas M., pressman, h. 52 Larned w. 

Rising, Austin, with James Hartness, h. 49 

Du bois. 

Ritchert, Charles, baker, 133 Franklin, h. 

same. 

Ritcheson, William, machinist, h. 130 Jones. 

Hitchie, James, boilermaker, h. 524 Con- 

gress e. 

Ritchie, John, h. 327 Franklin. 

Ritchie, Thomas (Seaton & Ritchie), h. 51 

George. 

Ritchie, William, engineer D. & M. R. R., 

h. 541 Larned e. 5 

Ritinger, Henry, tailor, h. 148 Sherman. 

Ritter, Frederick, engineer, h. 215 Clinton. 

Ritter, John, stonenlason, h. 79 North. 

Ritter, John, wagonmaker, h. w. s. Eight- 

eent h, nr. blagnolia. 

Ritter, Mathias, laborer, h. 216 Calhoun. 

Bitter, William, brewer, bds. 8 Chestnut. 

Rivard, h'laxim, blacksmith, h. 669 Jererson 

ave. 

Rivenet, Theodore, tinsmith, h. 569 Cro- 

ghan. 

Rivers, Catharine (wid. George), bds. 223 

Adams ave. e. 

River St. Clair and Lake Shore Steamboat 

Line, foot Wayne. 

Ris, Alice (Woodbury & Ris), bds. 82 

Wayne. 

Rix, Oel, h. Woodward ave:, opp. Willis 

ave. 

Roach, Daniel, gardener, bds. 55 Congress 

west. 

Roach, Mrs. Gertrude, midwife, h. s. w. 

cor. North and Riopelle. 

Roach, James, cigttrmaker, h. a. w. cor. 

John R and Montcalm. 

Roach James, laborer, h. 352 Beech. 

Roach, James, ~treet car driver, h. 171 

Besch- 

Roach, John, engineer, h. 93 Labrosse. 

Hoach, Eobert, laborer, h. 301 Uuoin.

ROA CLARK'S DETROIT ROB 

NEW YORE 1 Roberts, Thomas B., carpenter, h. 237 St. 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


DAILY 

- 

SOLON MeELBOY, Manager and Agency Snpt, 


Roach, Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 320 Frank- 

lin. 

Robar, Joseph, blacksmith. bds. 750 Frank- 

lin. 

Robb. William, harnessmaker, h. 138 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Robbsone, Albert H., sailor, h. 60 Antietam. 

Robeson, John, collarmaker, h. 197 Ma- 

comb. 

Roberge, Edward A., grocer, h. 470 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Roberg, Oliver, carpenter, h. 141 Twelfth. 

Robeson, John H., milmaker, h.88 Joy. ("1 

Robert, Arnold, wagonmaker, h. 77 Sher- 

man. 

Robert, James A., sawyer, h. 35 First. 

Robertjohn, Henry, sailor, h. 99 Franklin. 

Roberts, -, clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 82 

Larned e. 

Roberts. A. D. (wid. Griffith), matron Home 

of the Friendless, h. same. 

Roberts, Caroline (wid. Horace), bds. 141 

Fort w. 

,Roberts, Charles, mason, bds. Sibley, bet. 

Park and Elizabeth. 

Roberts, David, peddler, h. 137 Mullett. 

Lioberts, Ellis, bds. 121 Congress e. 

Koberts, Epllrailn K., teller Wm. A. Butler 

& Co.. bds. n. s. High, bet. Woodward ave. 

and John R. 

Roberts, Eugene (E. Roberts & Co.), h. 107 

Grand Hiver. 

Roberts, Frank. laborer, h. 136 Prospect. 

Roberts, Frederick, cooper, h. 193 Sherman. 

Roberts, Herbert S., clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 

82 Larned e. 

Roberts, Hugh, carpenter, bds. 237 Seventh. 

Rcberts, James, carpenter, 11. 405 Sixth. 

Roberts, John, h. 390 Woodward ave. 

Roberts, John, cooper, h. 207 Sherman. 

Roberts, John, laborer, h. 237 Seventh. 

Roberts. John, stonecutter, bds. o. 49 n. 88 

Sibley. 

Roberts, Joseph (Roberts & Hanley), h. 125 

Columbia e. 

Roberts, Michael, grocer, 144 Prospect, h. 

sami.. 

Roberts, Mrs., h. 165 Riopelle. 

Roberts, Peter R., tanner, h. 455 Fort w. 

Roberts, Robert E., Sec'y Water Works, h. 


Roberts, Theodore H., draughtsman, bds. 

79 Congress e: 

Roberts, Thomas, carpenter, h. 237 St. Au- 

bin ave, 

Aubin ave. . • 

Roberts, Washington (col'd), cook, h. 151 

Fort e. 

Roberts, E., & Co. (Eugene Roberts and 

Frederick blills), dyers, 114 Randolph. 

ROBERTS & HANLEY (Joseph Roberts 

and George Hanley), plasterers, 130 John 

R. (See adu). 

Robertson, Alexander R., salesman, h. 202 

Park. 

,Robertson, David D., painter, h. 383 Clin- 

ton. 

Robertson, David W., carpenter, h. 238 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Robertson, Donald, stonecutter, h. 41 Spen- 

cer. 

Robertson, George, engineer, bds. 36 First. 

Robertson, J., blacksmith, h. 256 High. 

Robertson, James, agent, bds. Uoodman 

House. 

Robertson, James, blacksmith, h. 19 Plum. 

Kobertson, Jaues, sailor, h. 74 Walnut. 

Robertson, James P., engraver, bds. 383 

Clinton. 

Robertson, john, Adj utant.Genera1 of 

Michigan, office Firemen's Hall, bds. 27 ' 

Monroe ave. 

Robertson, Louisa (wid. James), h. 193 

Fitth. 

Robertson, Moses, peddler, h. 175 Macomb. 

Robertson, Eobert, blacksmith, h. 303 Mont- 

calm e. 

Robertson, Robert, hatter, h. 202 Park. 

Robertson, William (col'd), laborer, bds. 81 

&lacomb. 

Robertson, William, moulder, bds. 207 Mont. 

calm. 

Robertson, V7illiam, plasterer, 19 Plum. 

Robinet, Henry, plasterer, h. 104 Hivard. 

Bobing, Randolph, bookkeeper, h. 75 M* 

comb. 

Robins, Jesse D., enginezr G. T. R., h. 170 

Abbott. 

Robinson, Adolph, with Bobinson & Lam- 

bert, h. 109 Adalns ave. e. 

Robinson, Alexander, engineer, bds. 16 

Beaubien. 

Robinson, Alexandre C., blacksmith, h. 286 

High. 

gobinson, Alfred, expressman, bds. 281 

Third. 

Robinson, Andrew, laborer, h. 282 Lafayette 

ave. 

Robinson, Ann (col'd), laundress, h. 191 

c'ongress e. 

Robinson, A. Wilder, clerk, h. 11 Montcalm 

west. 

Robinson, Catharine (wid. William), h. o. 

38 n. 53 Baker. 

Robinson, Charles, laborer, bds. 63 Seventh. 

Bo binson, Charles, sashmaker, bds. 389 

Sixth. 

Robinson, Charles C., coppersmith, bds. 

earrison House.

ROB CITY DIRECTORY. ROB 

Robinson, Charles W., farmer, h. 408 Sisth. Robinson, Joseph, check clerk M. C. R. R., 

Robinson, Cuarlotte (col'd-wid. Charles), h. 339 Sisth. 

washerwoman, h. 271 Beaubien. 

Robinson, Julius (Robinson & Lambert), 

Robinson, Clinton, contractor, h. 262 Cal- h. 108 Lafayette ave. 

houn. 

Robinson, Lavenia (wid. Edward), bds. 136 

Robinson, Cordelia (col'd-wid. Mooremow), Grand River, up stairs. 


Robinson, Livingstone, laborer, h. 0. s. Lo- 

Robinson, Cornelia M. (wid. Theodore P.), cust, bet. Harrison ave. and Twelfth. 

h. 372 Brush. 

Robinson, Marcus, Yankee notions, 194 

Robinson, Cornelius, labmer, h. 309 \Vat- Woodbridge w., h. 204 same. 

son. 

Robinson, Marsh D., advert;sing clerk, h. 

Robinson, Donald, stonecutter, bds. Good- 650 Uacomb. 

man House. 

Robinson, Mathew, printer, h. 281 Third. 

Robinson, Edward, painter, h. 253 Elizabeth Robinson, Miss 3lary J., music teacher, bds. 

east. 

o. 39 n. 53 Baker. 

Robinson, Eugene, City Surveyor, office 18 Robinson, Robert, h. 117 Cass. 

Monroe ave., h. 58 Eligtl. 

Robinson, Russell, carpenter, h. 21 Mont- 

Robinson, Frsnk (col'd), barber, h. 127 La- calm w. 

fayette. 

Robinson. Sophia (wid.), h. 450 Catharine. 

Robinson, George, carpenter, h. 266 Fifth. Robinson, Thomas, bookkeeper, h. 375 Sisth. 

Robinson, George, laborer, h. 82 Fifteenth. Robinson, Thomas, 1 umberman, bds. 263 

Robinson, George, shoemaker, bds. Rail- Congress e. 

road Exchange. 

Robinson, Thomas, laborer, h. Wight, near 

Robinson, George A., mechanic, bds. 324 Cam pau. 

Rio pelle. 

Robinson, Thomas, printer, bds. 281 Tliird. 

Robinson, George K., patent solicitor, h. 324 Robinson, Thomas, printer, h. 701 Macomb. 

Riopelle. 

Robinson, Thomas L., butcher, bds. 16 

Robinson, George 0. (Robinson & Brooks), h. Beaubien. 

38 -- Centre. 

- - - 

Robinson, Wellington, prin ter,bds. 489 Sixth. 

Robinson, George T., horseshoer, bds. 153 Hobinson, William, bricklayer, bds. 68 Lar- 

Uroodward ave. 

ned e. 

Robinson, George W., lumberman, bds. 307 Robinson, William. moulder, h. 227 Mont- 

Larned e. 

calm e. 

Robinson, Harriet (wid. Henry), h. 34 Eliza- , Robinson, William (col'd), hostler, bds. 15 

beth w. 

Monroe ave. 

Robinson, Henry, carpenter, bds. 12 Lim- Robinson, William (col'd), whitewasher, h. 

burg. 

e. s. Twenty-fourth, bet. Magnolia and 

Robinson, Henry (Robinson Bros.), h. 31 Joy. Linden. 

Robinson, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 264 Mul- Robinson, William B. (Jackson & Wiley), h. 

lett. 

o. 241 n. 335 Fort w. 

Robinson, Henry S.(W. D. Robinson, Burten- Robinson, William D. (W. D. Robinson, 

shaw & Co.), h. 10.3 George. 

Burtenshaw & Co.), h. 103 George. 

ROBINSON, HENRY S., cigar box and Robinson, William E. (col'd), barber, bds. 

tea caddy manfr., office Hamtramck, h. 241 Hastings. 

s. e. cor. Jefferson ave. and Walker. (See Robinson, William G., fireman, bds. o. 39 n. 

adv.) 

53 Baker. 

Robinson, Hudson, horsepower mood saw- Robinson, W illis (col'd) brickmaker, h. 279 

yer, h. 119 Elizabetlr e. 

Watson. 

Robinson, Isaac, clerk, bds. 204 Wood- Robinson Bros. (Henry and John Robinsou), 

bridge w. 

builders, n. s. Charlotte, bet. Cass ave. and 

Robinson, Jacob, clerk, bds. 108 Lafayette Park. 

ave. 

Robinson & Brooks (George 0. Robinson and 

Robinson, James, soapmaker, h. 0. 161 n. David W. Brooks), attorneys, 149 Jeffer- 

187 Larned e. 

son ave. 

Robinson, John (Robinson Bros.), h. Joy, bet. Robinson Rt Lambert (Julius Robin- 


son and Louis Lambert), wholesale wines 

Robinson, John, carpenter, h. 116 Elizabeth and liquors, 30 MToodward ave. 

east. 

Robinsotl, W. D., Burtenshaw & Co. (Wil- 

Robinson, John, engineer, h. 388 Mullett. liam D. Robinson, James Burtenshaw and 

Robinson, John, housemover, h. 590 Con- Henry S. Robinson), wholesale boots and 

gress e. 

shoes, 73 and 75 Jefferson ave. 

Robinson. John, meat market, 401 Michigan Robison, Clrarles VST., sailor, bds. 88 Woodwe., 

h. same. 

bridge w. 

Robinson, John C., carpenter, bds. 12 Robison, George, laborer, h. 74 Fifteenth. 

Limb urg. 

Robison, Henry, butcher, h. 693 Fort w.

342 ROB CLARK'S DETROIT ROE 


I 

MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS i 

Omce, 3C14 Cass Avenue, 

L ABOBATOIIT, CORREB Bl111T ARD CllEFUED ETBEE'ZS 

(Take Voodward Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - MICHIaAN- 

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Robison, Joseph, h. 156 Second. 

Robison, Orrin H., sailor, bds.Mansion House. 

Robison, F obert L., h. 122 . oward. 

Robison, ~7C7illiam (col'd), laborer, h. w. s. 

Twenty fourth. nr. city limits. 

Robson, Ann(wid. 3\. illiam), h. o. 29 n. 49 

Si bley. 

Robeon, Edmon, plasterer, h. s. s. Brainard, 

bet. Second and ('ass ave. 

Robson, James E., plasterer, h. s. s. Brainard, 

bet. Second and Third. 

Robson, John, horsecollar maker, bde. 197 

Rlacom b. 

Robson, Margaret (mid. John), washerwo- 

man, 21. 66 Columbia w. 

Roby, George, engineer, 11. 69 Cass ave. 

Roby, Horace, grocer, 7s Franklin, h. same. 

Roche, Luke, hatter, h. 478 Kinth ave. 

Roche, Thomas, undertaker, 109 Eandolph, 

h. same. 

Rocheford, William, shipping clerk, h. 118 

Franklin. 

Rock, Joseph, shoemaker, h. s. s. Atwater, 

bet. Rivard and Iliopelle. 

Rockelman, Frederick, laborer, 8. 388 Sev- 

enteenth. 

Rockelmann, John, laborer, h. 355 Seven- 

teenth. 

Rodda, Andrew, stonecutter, bds. 71 Beau- 

bien . 

Rodda, Samuel, machinist, h. 83 Labrosse. 

Rode, Charles, laborer, h. 362 Catharine. 

Rodenbosdel, William, plasterer, h. St. Jo- 

seph, nr. Dequicdre. 

Rodger, William, machinist, h. 79 Lim- 

burg. 

Rodgers, George, carpenter, bds. 23 Wash- 

ington ave. 

Rodgers, J. Graham, freight agent D. & M. 

R. R., bds. o. 220 n. 224 Woodward ave. 

Rodgers, Michael, check clerk, h. 50 Or- 

chard. 

Rodgers, Moses, veget.ables, 2 City Hall 

market, h. n. s. Michigan ave., nr. Eight- 

een t h. 

Rodgers, Sullivan, carpenter, bds. 20 Beau- 

bien. 

Rodgers, William, clerk D. & M. R. R., h. 

157 Beaubien. 

Rodier, Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 289 Whit- 

ney. 

Rodier, 311,s. Fmily, network, h. 290 North. 

Roaier, Joseph, moulder, h. 313 Guoin. 

Rodier, Louis, upholsterer, bds. 577 Cro- 

ghan. 

Rodier, Noel, carpenter, h. 603 Gratiot. 

I 

Rodier, Noel .T., agent N. T.'Co., h. 96 Clin- 

ton. 

Rodier. Peter, machinist, bds. 81 Congress e. 

Hodloff, John, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Macomb 

and Dubois. 

Roe, Charles, drover, h. 33 Sibley. 

Roe, Charles, jr., salesman, bds. 33 Wa~h- 

ington ave. 

Roe, Charles, sr., shoemaker, h. 33 Wash- 

ington ave. 

Roe, Q eorge, salesman, bds. 33 Washington 

ave. 

Roe, Henry, drover. h. 65 Montcalm w. 

Hoe, John, carpenter, h. 156 Guoin. 

Roe, John, engineer, h. 480 Woodbridge e. 

Roe, J~hn, plasterer, bds. 125 Columbia e. 

Hoe, 3licbae1, laborer, h. 32 Harrison ave. 

Roe, Phoebe (wid. John), bds. 33 Sibley. 

Hoe Robert. cabinetmaker, bds. Railroad 

Exchange. 

Roe, Thon~as, laborer, bds. 32 Harrison ave. 

Roe. William. drover. h. 95 Columbia w. 

~oekk, ~hrisiian, h.' Morse, bet. Prospect 

and Russell. 

Roeder, Henry, joiner, h. 463 Lafayette. 

Roeder, Nicholas, shoemaker, bds. 244 

Brush. 

Roediger, Henry, saloon, 92 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Roedinger, Henry, tailor, h. 154 Sherman. 

Roegner, John, saloon, 95 Gratiot, h. same. 

Roellle, Bernard, cigarmaker, h. 481 St. Antoine. 

Roehle, Frank, cigarmaker, bds. 481 St. Antoine. 

Roehle, Joseph, cigarmaker, bds. 481 St. 

Antoine. 

ROEHLER, AKTON, crockery and glassware, 

232 Randolph, h. same. (See ad%) 

Roehm, Charles, bookbinder, h. 81 Lafayette. 

Roellm, Elizabeth (wid. David), h. 19 Mechanic. 

Roehm, Emil, jeweler, bds. 19 Mechanic. 

Roehm, Herman (Roehm Bros.), h. 118 

George. 

Roehm, Julius (Roehm Bros.), bds. 19 Mechanic. 

Roehm, Robert J. F., jeweler, 65 Woodward 

ave., h. 30 Elizabeth e. 

Roehm Bros. (Hzrman and Julius Roelim), 

woodwork and hardware, 24 W oodward 

ave. 

Roehrig, Ferdinand, grocer, blacksmith, 60 

Catharine, h. same. 

Roel~rig, Frederick, joiner, h. 530 Orleans. 

Roemer, Otto, cigarmaker, bds. 152 Mar 

ion. 

Roenn; John, huckst'er, h. 107 Mullett. 

Eoenn, Michael, h. 107 Mullett. 

Roenn, Weinand, laborer, h. 107 Mullett. 

Hozsbeck, Mathew, laborer, h. 61 Dequindre. 

Roeser, Guenther, butcher, 196 Orleans, h. 

same.

ROE " CZTY DIRECTORY. ROO 343 

- 

Roeser, Henry, butcher, bds. 196 Orleans. 

Roeske, Augustus, laborer, h. e. Chene, n. 

German. 

Roesler, William, h. 213 Montcalm e. 

Roeter. Henry, carpenter, h. 463 Lafayette. 

Roff, Charles, laborer, h. o. 110 n. 120 

Twelfth. 

Roger, Charles, shipcarpenter, bds. s. w. 

cor. Fort and Tenth. 

Roger, Frank, carpenter, bds. s. w. cor. Fort 

and Tenth. 

Rogers, Adock R., bartender, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Rogers, Alexander, clerk, h. 46 Macomb 

ave. 

Rogers, Andrew J., captaili police, h. 63 

Sproat. 

Rogers, Benjamin, news agent, h. 324 Cass 

ave. 

Rogers, Charles H., printer, bds. 81 COIL- 

gress w. 

Rogers, Ebenezer -H., attorney, 127 Jefferson 

ave., Willis Block. 

Rogers, George C., captain, h. 58 Twentieth 

Rogers, George, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 25 

Slsth. 

Rogers, Hamilton, engineer M. C. R. R., bds, 

165 Howard. 

Rogers, Hiram (Dailey & Rogers), h. 340 

Fourth. 

Rogers, James, tobacconist, bds. 46 Macomb 

ave. 

Rogers, Jennie (wid. Edwin), dressmaker, 

235 Vlroodward ave., h. same. 

Rogers, John, wool merchant, h. 139 High. 

Rogers, Moses, carpenter, h. 770 Michigan 

ave. 

Rogers, Mrs., h. 152 Larned e. 

Rogers, Thomas B., agent, h. 119 Qris- 

wold. 

Rogers, Uriah B., bookkeeper, bds. Franklin 

House 

Rogers, William, carpenter, bds. 7'70 Michi- 

gan are. 

Rogers, William, tailor, bds. 112 Abbott. 

Rogers, William E., Lieut. U. S. lake sur- 

vey. h. w. s. Cass, bet. Fort and Lafayette 

ave. 

Rogers, William H. D., clerk D. & M. R. R., 


Roggeman, Henry, laborer, h. 316 Sher- 

man. a 

Roggenkomp, Heary, laborer, h. n. w. cor. 

Joy and St. Aubin ave. 

Rogow sky, Raphael, confectioner, 213 La- 

fayayette, h. same. 

Rohemner, Eunice, laborer, h. 369 Tmen- 

tieth. 

Roller, Cll arles, tinsmith, h. 75 Dequindre. 

Roher, Felix, shoemaker, h. 305 Marion. 

Kohnert. Franz, h 288 Clinton. 

Rohnert, Franz, varnisher, 11. 85 Lafayette. 

Kohns, Augustus, h. 287 Fort e. 

Rohns, Herlnann (Rohns & Schaefer), h. 47 

Macomb. 

Rohns & Schaefer (Herman Rolins and Fred- 

erick Schaefer), hardware, 14 Xonroe ave. 

Rohr, Jacob Cravet, bds. 61 Sherman. 

Rohr, John. engineer, 11. 446 Fort w. 

Rohr. John W., millwrightl, h. 426 Fort w. 

Hokohl, August, agt., bds. 80 Front. 

Roland, Alfred, carpenter, h. 31 Che~tnut. 

Rolfe, Alonzo, city horse and carriage mart, 

13 and 15 Monroe ave., h. 3 Miami ave. 

Rolfe, Joseph, laborer, b. 641 Larned e. 

Rolfe, Philip, clerk, bds. 266 Howard. 

Itollbuehler, John F., laborer, h. 178 Xa- 

comb. 

Rollemsn. John, stonemason, h. 114 Marion. 

Roller, Christian, soapmaker, 11.192 ('1' I lnton. 

Rollins, Samuel (col'd), laborer, at Livingstone 

9; Co.'s. 

ROLSHOVEN, FREDERICK, jeweler, 204 

Jefferson ave., h. 312 Congress e. (See 

ad.0.) 

Romeck, Anton, miller, h. 73 Gratiot. 

Romes, Nicholas, laborer, bds. 68 Catharine. 

Itomeyn. James W., lawyer, 23 Bank Block, 


Romepn, T ileodore, lawyer, 23 Bank Block, 

11. 366 Jefferson ave. 

Rommeck, Anthony, miller, h. s. e. cor. 

Gratiot and Randolph. 

Ronan, Peter, freight conductor M. S. R. 

H., h. 56 Brusli. 

Roney, James M. (M. Roney & Son), bds. 76 

Lewis. 

Roney, John, clerk, h. 277 Second. 

Roney, Michael (M. Roney & Son), h. 76 

Lewis. 

Ronep, M., & Son (Micliael St James M. 

Roney). furniture, 163 Michigan ave. 

Ronnefeld, The;)dore, druggist, o. 143 n. 

185 Uratiot, h. same. 

Rood, Henry W., bds. o. 220 n. 224 Woodward 

ave. 

Rood, Sidney G., tinsmith, 5ds. Goodman 

House. 

Rood, Sopliia G. (wid. A. H.), boarding, h. 

45 Congress bv. 

Rood, William H., salesman, bds. 45 Congress 

m. 

Rook, Wiliiam H., saloon, 2 TtToodward ave., 

h. same. 

I Rookelman, Frederick, laborer. h. 388 Sev- 

1 enteenth. 

Rooks, Alfred, painter, bds. 422 Lafayette. 

Rooks, Frederick, fireman D. & M. It. R., 

1 hds. 422 Lafayette. 

Rooks, Thomas, conductor D. & Rf. R. R.,h. 

419 Lafuyette. 

1 Rooks, Thomas, macllinist. h. 422 Lafayette. 

1 Rooney, Charles A ., shoemaker, 11. 141 Clinton. 

Rooney, Edward, painter, bds. 97 Jefferson 

ave. 

Rooney, James, laborer, h. 148 Labrosse. 

1 ~oonei, 

Eooney. Jl )hn, machinist, bds. 151 Porier. 

>fary (mid. Micliael), h. 154 Porter. 

Rooney, Michael, bds. 154 Porter.

344 ROO CLARK'S DETROIT ROS 

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LI if@ 

NEW YORE 

b ~ S U- P ~ 

!ma@ @@m 

ASFETP, . . ~12,000,000 

DAILY CSSH INCOME, $15,000 

SOLON DleELROY, Manager aud Agency Snpt., 


Rooney, William, boilermaker, h. 124 

Larned w. 

Rooney , William, machinist, bds. 55 Wayne. 

Roos, Philip, saloon,l07 Larned w.,h same. 

Root, Charles (Root & Barbour), h. 134 Fort 

west. 

Root, Louis, engineer, bds. 79 Congress e. 

Root & Barbour (Charles Root and Edwin 

S. Barbour), wholesale dry goods, 46 and 

48 Mroodward ave. 

Roper, Susan (col'd), h. 66 Clinton. 

Ropert, Arnold, wagonmaker, h. 177 Ger- 

man. 

Rorer, Felix, shoemaker, h. 305 Marion. 

Rose, Alfred, caulker, h. 498 Woodbridge e. 

Rose, Charles, teamster, h. o. 444 n. 362 

Catharine. 

Rose, Christopher, tailor. h. 304 Sixteenth. 

Rose. Daniel W., carpenter, h. 241 Thir- 


Rose, Elvira (wid. Joel), h. 191 John R. 

Rose, Ueorge (col'd), sailor, h. 28 Kentucky. 

Rose, George A., overseer House of Correc- 


Rose, Henry, sailor, h. o. 49 n. 63 Baker. 

Rose, John, laborer, h. I01 Eighteenth. 

Rose, John A., salesman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Rose, Levi C., physician, Fisher's Block, 119 

M'oodward ave., h. 60 Miami ave. 

Rose, William, hostler, bds. 17 Monroe ave. 

Rosear, August, carpenter, bds. 211 Cro- 

ghan. 

Rosen, David, saloon and boarding, h. 104 

Beaubien. 

Rosenbauer, Rev. Michael, assistant pastor 

St. Mary's German Catholic Church, h. 

120 Croghan. 

Rosenberg, Gershon, cigarmaker, bds. 3'7 

Michigan ave. 

Rosen berger, Gottlieb, butcher, bds. 140 

Grand River. 

Rosenberger, Rfathews, clothing, 139 Grand 


Rosenfield, Albert, peddler, h. 32 Fort e. 

RosenfieId, Mrs. Hannah, Yankee notions, 

77 City Hall market, h. 30 Fort e. 

Rosenfield, Henry, traveling agt., bds. 131 

St. Antoine. 

Rosenfield, Isaac (I. Rosenfield & Co.), h. 131 

St. Antoine. 

Rosenfield, Louis E., clerk, bds. 32 Fort e. 

Hosenfield, Moses, tobacconist, 19 Jefferson 

ave., h. 178 First. 

Rosenfield, Reuben (I. Brown & Co.), h. 48 

Howard. 

Rosenfield, I., & Co. (Isaac Rosenfield and 

Israel Blitz), tobacconists, 23 Jefferson ave. 

Rosengafien, Abraham, clerk, bds. 187 

Rivard. 

Rosen gar ten, Elias, Hebrew teacher, h. 181 

Rivard. 

Roeenstock, Henrietta (wid. Philip), h. 221 

Fort e. 

Rosenthal, George, cigarmaker, h. o. 124 n. 

224 Clinton. 

Rosenthal, Levi, peddler, h. I48 Mullett. 

Rosenthal, Saul, bookkeeper, bds. 52 

Howard. 

Rosenthal, Samuel, cigar manufacturer, 95 


Rosewald, Peter, butcher, h. 226 Watson. 

Rosi, Andrew, laborer, h. Dequindre, nr. 

Gratiot. 

Rosier, Edward, salesman, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Rosier, Frank, carpenter, h. 211 Croghan. 

Rosier, Francis E., grocer, 219 Croghan, h. 

same. 

Roski, Charles, bartender, bds. Hotel Mauch. 

Roskopf, C!?ar!es, bds. 351 Seventeenth. 

Roskopf, Sophia (wid. Frederick), h. 351 

Seventeenth. 

Ross, Andrew (A. Ross & CO.), h. n. s. Joy, 


Ross, Angus, bookkeeper, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Ross, Daniel A. (D. A. Ross s5 CO.), h. First, 

near Porter. 

Ross, David B., steamboat engineer, h. 123 

Sixth, 

Ross, Edward H., plumber and gasfitter, 53 

' Larned w., h. same. 

ROSS, Emily (wid. Richard), h. 2 Clinton. 

Ross, Frederick, laborer, h. n. s. Maple, bet. 


Ross, George, lumber dealer, n. w. cor. 

Qriswold and Michigan ave., h. 54 Jones. 

ROSS, GEORGE A., central lumber yard, 

36 Michigan ave., h. 52 John It. 

Ross, Horace, laborer, h. 525 Clinton ave. 

Ross, Hugh, accountant, bds. 20 Jefferson 

ave. 

Ross, Miss Isabella A., teacher Miami are. 

school, bds. cor. State and Washington 

ave. 

Ross, James, conductor D. & M. R. R., h. 72 

Russell. 

Ross, James E., saddler, bds. Larned, s. w. 

cor. Brush. 

Ross, Barnes M., Capt. U. S. Navy, h. 23 

Sib1 ey. O 

Ross, John, laborer, h. n. s. Michigan ave., 


Ross, John, shoemaker, h. 555 Gratiot. 

Ross, Henry, teamster, h. 347 Dubois. 

Ross, Melvin B , bookkeeper, bds. 23 Nine- 

teenth. 

Ross, Robert B.. tailor, bds. 112 Abbott. 

Boss, 'rhomas, laborer, h. Lafayette ave. 

Ross, William, h. 277 Lafayette.

Ros CITY DIRECTORY. ROW 345 

Ross, Timothy (Ross & Hackett), bds. Western 

Hotel. 

Ross, William A., lithograph printer, bds. 


Ross, William C., lumber dealer, h. 277 

Larned e. 

Ross, A., & Co. (Andrew Ros~, Albert Ferguson, 

and Lycurg~zs W. Day), lumber dealers, 

s. e. cor. Williams and Columbia, 

and s. w. cor. Grand River and Second. 

Ross, D. A., & Co. (Daniel A. Ross and Jeremiah 

Oakes), lumber dealers, 297 Atwater, 

foot Rivard. 

Ross & Hackett (Timothy Ross and Henry 

Hackett), proprs. Western Hotel, n. w. 

cor. Woodbridge and Third. 

Rossbach, Henry, laborer, h. 387 Hastings. 

Rossbach, Mathias, cigarmaker, h. 230 

Mullett. 

Rossiter, Boaz, machinist, h. 412 Fort e. 

Rossenburg, Samuel, jeweler, 37 Mlchigan 


Rost, Christopher C., laborer, h. 319 Clinton. 

Bostucher, Jacob, laborer, bds. 621 Congress 

east. 

Rostucher, Joseph, gardener, h. 621 Congress 

e. 

Rote, Charles, engineer, h. 401 Sixth. 

Roth, George, tailor, h. 152 Lafapette. 

Roth, Henry. locksmith, 11. 135 Mullett. 

Roth, John, blacksmith, h. 121 Sherman. 

Roth, John, peddler, h. 271 Riopelle. 

Both, Mrs. Louis, 11. 169 Mullett. 

Koth, Mathias, saloon, 469 Riopelle, h. same. 

Roth, Meinrad, cooper, 293 Mullett, h. 

same. 

Roth, Morritz, Yankee notions, 75 City 

Hall market, h. 92 Fort e. 

Roth, Philip, laborer, h. 289 North. 

Roth, Philip, tailor, h. 112 Montcalm e. 

Roth, Robert, machinist, bds. 169 Mul~ett. 

Roth, Rudolph, cigarmaker, bds. o. 271 n. 

293 Riopelle. 

Roth, William, butcher, h. o. 133 n. 145 

Catharine. 

Roth, William, cooper, bds. 293 Mullett. 

Rothaug, John, carpenter, bds. 125 Larned 

east. 

Rothenberg, Charles I?., grocer, o. 291 n. 

311 Woodward are., h. same. 

Rothenberg, Frank, clerk, bds. 139 Sherman. 

Rothenberg, Henry, watchman, h. 139 Sherman. 

Rother, Charles F., cigarmaker, h. 186 Hastings. 

Rothnar, Joseph, upholsterer, bds. 50 Locust. 

Rothschild, Feist (Rothschild & Bro.), h. 13 

Montcalm w. 

Rothschild, Hauffmann R., cigar manfr., 193 

Jefferson ave., h. 36 Columbia \v. 

Rothschild, Sigmund (Rothschild & Bro.), 

h. 13 Montcalm w. 

Rothschild & Bro. (Sigmund and Feist Roth- 

schild ), tobacconists, 232 Jefferson ave. 

Rothmell, James, cooper, h. 546 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Rotz, Joseph. mason, h. 295 Bronsor. 

Rouean, Ellen (wid. Timothy), h. 111 Porter. 

Rouff, Henry, blacksmith, h. 93 Napoleon. 

Rourigh, Ferdinand, blacksmith, h. 60 

Catharine. 

Rouland, Peter A., sash and blind maker, 


Roulet, Charles, shoemaker, h. 244 Antie- 

tam. 

Roulet, Victor, laborer, bds. 244 Antietam. 

Rourke. Garrett, shoemaker, e. s. Third, nr. 


Rourke, Helen (wid. William), h. 95 Plum. 

Rourke, John, drayman, h. 121 Jones. 

Rourke, John, laborer, 11.163 National ave. 

Rourke, John, porter, h. 145 NationaI ave. 

Rourke, Michael, laborer, h. w. s. Twelfth, 

nr. Grand River. 

Rourke, Patrick, laborer, h. 773 Michien 

ave. 

Hourke, Thomas, drayman, h. 321 Abbott. 

Rourke, William, fireman, Ms. Porter, n. e. 

cor. Sixth. 

Rouse, Frank H., machinist, h. 74 Lewis. 

Rouse, William H., physician, 62 Macomb 


Rousseau, Charles M., printer, h. 285 Mul- 

lett. 

Rousseau, Joseph, engineer, h. 456 Macomb. 

Rousseau, Mary (wid. Joseph), h. 285 Mul- 

lett. 

Rousseau, Thomas, grocer, 364 Riopelle, h. 

same. 

Iioutlidge, Mary (wid. John), h. 352 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Rowe, Charles, machinist, h. o. 49 n. 88 

Si bley. 

Rowe, George, butcher, h. 806 Woodbridge 

west. 

Rowe, Henry, machinist, h. 418 Lafayette. 

Rowe, John, machinist, bds. o. 49 n. 88 

Sibley. 

Rowe, William, sea captain, h. 263 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Rowell, John, furniture, 147 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Rowland, Richard, grocer, 232 Woodward 


Rowley, Edwin W., salesman, bds. 7 

WTilliams. 

Rowley, Frank C., clerk, bds. 7 Williams. 

Rowley, Harvey E., auctionerr, h. 7 Wil- 

liams. 

Rowley, Morris N., manfr. tea caddies and 

japanned ware, 19 Woodbridge e., bds. o. 

147 n. 175 Third. 

Rowley, Norton B., agent Buffalo Scale 

Works, 19 Woodbridge e., h. o. 147 n. 

175 Third. 

Rowlson, Harvey B., Revenue Collector, 

bds. Russell House.

346 ROW CLARK'S DETROIT Rus 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO., I Ruelle, Alexander, captain, h. 193 St. Aubia 

ave. I 

MANUFACTURERS OB 

Ruelle, Israel, mason, bds. 125 Dubois. 

Rueso, Jason, laborer, h. alley, nr. Milwau- 

&y&8s Nfi$peg &&&gpggs kee depot. 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

Ruetz, Henry, laborer, h. 403 Riopelle. 

Ruetz, Louis, laborer, h. 403 Riopelle. 

DETROIT, - MTCHIGAN. Ruff, Henry, blacksmith, h. 93 Napoleon. 

Ruff, Martin, laborer, h. Woodbridge w., 

Rowse, George, carpenter, h. 85 Harrison nr. Letts & Clancy's shingle factory. 

ave. 

Ruffner, Lieut. E. H., asst. U. S. lake sur- 

Roy, John, shoemaker, h. 24 Michigan ave. vey, bds. Russell House. 

Roy, Julien, carpenter, h. n. w. cor. May- Rugg, Levi H., commercial student, h. 62 

berry ave. and Ash. 

Clinton. 

ROYS, JAMES A., news dealer, cor. Lar- Ruhl, Charles, propr. City Hotel, 8.5 Atned 

and Griswold, h. o. 15 n. 305 Cass water. 

ave. 

Ruhl, Mary A. (wid. Jacob), h. 59 Clinton. 

Ruan, Walter, bookkeeper, bds. o. 68 n. 86 Ituhl, Louis, printer, bds. 59 Clinton. 

Congress w. 

Ruhlandt, John, draugfitsman, bds. Etotel 

Rubert, Adam, laborer, bds. o. 505 n. 598 Mauch. 

Seventh. 

Ruhlman, James, laborer, h. 532 Wood- 

Rubie, Paul, peddler, h. s. w. cor. Twelfth bridge w. 

and Orand River. 

RUHHKORF, WILLIAM, cooper, 457 Gra- 

Ruckmann, Christopher, shoemaker, h. 413 1.i0t. 

Eighteenth. 

Rumney, John, salesman, h. 91 High. 

Rucker, Jesse (col'd), engineer, h. 309 Wat- Rumney, John G)., clerk, bds. 91 High. 

son. 

Rumney, Mason P., student, bds. 91 High. 

Rudden, Hugh, moulder, h. 87 Elmwood Rumney, William Y ., Receiver of Tases,City 

ave. 

Hall, h. 104 Congress e. 

Ruddiman, Mary, teacher new Ninth Ward Rumpa, Karl, laborer, h. w. s. Twentyschool, 

bds. 12 Hemp. 

fourth, nr. Michigan ave. 

Ruddon, Patrick, gardener, h. 100 Twe~ ty- Runge, John, boots and shoes, 332 Hastings, 

fourth. 

h. same. 

Ruddy, Joseph, carpenter, h. 356 Fifth. Rungle, George, laborer, Standish, Greene 

Rudolph, Benjamin, pb ysician, 144 Ran- & Co. 


Runkel, John, laborer, h. 350 Macomb. 

Rudolph, Henry, coppersmith, h. 262 Ma- Runkel, Philip, stonecutter, h. 3171 Macomb. 

comb. 

Ruoff, August, brewery, 301 Gratiot, saloon, 

Ruebelmann, Charles, trunkmaker, bds. 270 32 bionroe ave., h. 301 Uratiot. 

Russell. 

Ruoff, Charles, saloon, rear 262 Jefferson 

Ruebelmann, Elias, h. 270 Russell. 

ave., h. sates, nr. Farrar. 

Ruebsam, Frederick, carpenter, h. 112 Eliza- Ruoff, Henry, shoenraker, h. 302 Lafayette. 

beth e. 

Ruoff, John, brewer, bds. 301 Gratiot. 

Rueckert, Jacob, laborer, bds. 271 Macomb. Rupel, Jacob, mason, h. s. s. Chestnut, bet. 

Ruefer, Joseph, laborer, h. 238 Clinton. Chene and Dubois. 

Rueger, Christian, ragpeddler, h. 329 Rus- Rupke, Elelmwood, bricklayer, h. 288 St. 

sell. 

~ubin ave. 

Ruehle, Christoph, shoemaker, h. n. s. Ben- Rupp, Jacob, cook Russell House, bds. same. 

ton, bet. Dequindre and St. Aubin avs. Euppel, Henry, stonemason, h. s. s. Chest- 

Ruehle, Edward, brewer, bds. 217 Catha- nut, bet. Chene and Dubois. 

rine. 

Ruppel, Jacob, stonemason, h. s. s. Chest- 

Ruehle, Frederick, Alderman Seventh Ward, nut, bet. Chene and Dubois. 

grocer, 70 Russell, h. 274 Fort e. Ruppel, John, butcher, h. e. s. Mayberry 

Ruehle, Frederick, j r., engineer, bds. 274 ave., nr. city liml ts. 

Fort e. 

Rusaer, Jacob, tanner, h. 28 Silver. 

Ruehle, George, h. 124 Antietam. 

Rusch, Charles, laborer, h. s. s. Xorth, bet. 

Ruehle; George T., engineer, bds. 274 Fort Dequindre and St. Aubin ave. 

east. 

Rush, Joseph, sailor, h. 437 Latayette. 

Ruehle, Jacob, laborer, bds. 124 Antietam. Rush', Michael, fur dresser, h. 198 Congress 

Ruehle, John GI., carpenter, h. 355 Mont- east. 

calm e. 

Rush, Peter, actor, h. 245 Brush. 

Ruehle, John V., customsofficer, h. s. s. La- Rushing, Lowrttnna (wid. Robert), h. e. s. 

fayette, nr. St. Antoine. 

Twenty-fourth. nr. Magnolia. 

Ruehle, Miss Julia, dressmaker, bds. 355 Russel, Carel N., harnessmaker, bds. Pe- 

BIontcalm e. 

ninsular Hotel.

Rus CMT DIRECTORY. RY .A 347 

Russel, George B., physician, h. Jefferson 

ave., above Marine Hospital. 

Russel, George H., Sec'y Hamtramck Iron 

Works, bds. Jefferson ave., above Marine 

Hospital. 

RUSSELL, ALFRED, att'y and counsellor, 

2 and 3 Seitz Block, 78 Glriswold, h. 220 


Russell, A. Hermann, furrier, h. 159 St. An- 

toine. 

Russell, Charles P. (J. Russell & Son), h. 64 

Columbia e. 

Russell, Edward, carpenter, bds. n. w. cor. 

Franklin and Rivard. 

Russell, Frank GC., lawyer, 1 Seitz block, 75 

Uriswold. h. 31 Sproat. 

Russell, George H., butcher, bds. 191 Eight- 

eenth. 

Russell, George S., butcher, bds. 190 Eight- 

eenth. 

Russell, Henry, carpenter, bds. 415 Russell. 

Russell House, C. S. Witbeck and William 

J. Chittenden, proprs., cor. Woodward 

and &lichigan Grand aves. 

Russell, John (J. Bussell & Son), res. Jack- 

son. 

Russell, Leonard (col'd), sailor, h. 195 Beau- 

bien. 

Russell, Margreth (col'd-wid. Isaac), h. 152 

Macomb. 

Russell, Mary E., teacher Bishop Union, 

bds. n. w. cor. Park and Charlotte. 

Russell, Peter, laborer, h. 73 Butternut. 

Russell, Reuben, sawyer, h. 190 Eighteenth. 

Russell, Reuben J., laborer, bds. 190 Eight- 

eenth. 

Russell,\Villard, clerk, bds. 43 Lafayette ave 

Russell, M'iiliam, carpenter, h. 415 Russell. 

Russell. ~Yilliam, clerk. h. 135 Fifth. 

Russell, William, laborer, bds. 190 Eight- 

eenth. 

Russell, William, watchman House Cor- 

rection, bds. same. 

Russell, J., & Son (John and Charles P. Rus- 

sell), publishers Peninsular Herald, o. 

214 n. 218 Woodward ave. 

Rutelsterz, Peter, stonecutter, h. 236 Mar- 

ion. 

Rutherford, Cassius A., clerk, bds. e. s. 

Woodward aye., bet. Fremont and Brady. 

Rutherford, Robert, marblecutter, bds. 560 

Croghan. 

Rutledge, George, teamster, h. 36 Dequin- 

dre. 

Rutledge, Maria (wid. William), boarding, 


Rutson, Alfred. plumber, bds. 310 Lafay- 

ette. 

Rutson, Charles, machinist, bds. 310 Lafay- 

ette. 

Rutson, William, plumber, h. 310 Lafay- 

ette. 

Butter, Mrs. Anna, bds. 39 Wasllington ave. 

Rurter, Henry L., salesman, bds. Russell 

House. 

Rutter, Richard, stonecutter, h. 317 Frank- 

lin. 

Rut,tman, Joseph, upholsterer, bds. 296 

Fifth. 

Rutzel, Charles, laborer, h. 72 Sherman. 

Ruye, Nelson, laborer, h. cor. North and Ri- 

opelle. 

Ryan, Miss Catharine, h. 254 Mullett. 

Ryan, Catharine (mid. John), h. 146 Spencer. 

Ryan, Charles, merchant tailor, 123 Jaffer- 


Ryan. Charles, plasterer, bds. 355 Sixth. 

Ryan, Daniel, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Harrison 

ave. end Sycamore. 

Ryan, Dennis, clerk, bds. 46 Spencer. 

Ryan. Edmond, carpenter, h. 275 Croghan. 

Ryan, Edward, carpenter, h. 287 Riverd. 

Ryan, Edward, iron moulder, h. 303 Abbott. 

Ryan, Frank T., book keeper, bds. 38 Fourth. 

Eyan, Jacob, brakeman, bda. 320 Franklin. 

Kyan, James, milkman, h. Bussell, nr. rail- 

road crossing. 

Ryan, James, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Bronson 

and Hastings. 

Ryan, James, laborer, h. 1 17 Franklin. 

Ryan, James, laborer, h. 131 Bronson. 

Ryan, James, porter, h. 240 Howard. 

Ryan, John, blacksmith, h. s. e. cor. Rivard 

and Franklin. 

Ryan, John, blacksmith, h. Russell, on Mul- 

lett farm. 

Ryan, John, clerk, bds. 46 Spencer. 

Ryan, Jotln, cigarmaker, bds. s. e. cor. Brush 

and Jefferson ave. 

Ryan, John, grocer, 187 Michigan ave., h. 

same. 

Ryan, John, laborer, h. 332 Beaubien. 

Ryan, John, laborer, h. 178 Cherry. 

Kyan, John P., clerk, bde. Franklin House. 

Ryan, Joseph P., clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Kyan, Martin (M. & &I. J. Byan), h. 201 

Franklin. 

Ryan, Martin J. (M. & M. J. Ryan), bds. 201 

Franklin. 

Ryan, Mrs. Mary. h. 275 Croghan. 

Ryan, Michael, blacksmith, h. 288 Franklin. 

Ryan, Michael, check clerk G. T. R., h. 132 

Beech. 

Ryan, Micbael, laborer, h. s. w. cor. Ninth 

ave. and Spruce. 

Ryan, Michael, saloon, h. 408 Franklin. 

Ryan, Patrick, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Frank- 


Ryan, Patrick, bds. 101 Orchard. 

wan, Patrick, porter, 21. 387 Woodbridge e. 

Ryan, Richard, machinist, h. 459 Beaubien. 

Ryan, Tholnas, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Frank- 


Ryan, Thomas R., steamboat steward, h. 32 

Fourth. 

Byan, Thomas, teamster, bds. cor. Sherman 

and Rivard. 

Ryan, Timothy, bds. 236 Abbott. 

Ryan, William, bartender, bds. n. w. cor. 

Larned and Beaubien.

348 RYA CLARK'S DETROIT SAM: 

NEW YORE 

ASSETS, . . $12,c>oO,OOO 

DAILY 


- 

SOLON MeELROY, Manager and Ageuey Snpt., 


-- -- 

Ryan, William, carpenter, h. s. s. Beech, 


Ryan. William C., coppersmith, h. 4-5 

Palmer. 

Ryan, William T., painter, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Ryan, M. & M. J. (Martin and Martin J. 

Ryan), wood yard, 305 Atwater. 

Ryder, Edmund S., lake captain, h. 13 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Ryder, Hannah (wid. George), h. 200 How- 

ard. 

Ryder, John, sailor, bds. 49 Atwater. 

Ryle, George, eating house. 177 mToodbridge 

w., h. same. 

Rynar, William, laborer, bds. 80 Twelfth. 

s AARLO, Theodore, laborer, h. 556 Macomb. 

Saber, Morris, sawyer, h. 24 Twentieth. 

Sabin, Alvin P., commission merchant, on 

dock bet. Glriswold and Shelby, h. 230 

Park. 

Sabin. Marv (wid. Jeremiah). bds. 176 Park. 

&bin; 0rei T. (Granger &'Sabin), h. 235 

Park. 

Sabine, Alfred, harnessmaker, 129 Grand 

River. 

Sabine, Henry G., clerk GF. W. R., bds. 177 


Sabine, James W., harnessmaker, bds. 311 

Woodward ave. 

Sabine, John C., harnessmaker, 111 Gris- 

wold, h. 311 Woodward aye. 

Sabine, Mary (wid. John), bds. 38 Winder. 

Sabine, William E., harnessmaker, 35 Jef- 

ferson ave., h. 28 Henry. 

Sabine, William H., bookkeeper, bds. 28 

Henry. 

Srtchane, Henry, shoemaker, h. 246 Sev- 

enth. 

Sachs, Jenny, notions, City Hall market, h. 

269 Brush. 

Sachs, Louis, Yankee notions, 50 City Hall 

market, h. cor. Harriett and Brush. 

Sackmann, Adolph, drayman, h. 186 Lafay- 

ette e. 

Sackmann, Frederick, painter, h. n. e. cor. 


Sackmann, Theodore, cabinetmaker, h. o. 

94 n. 108 Russell. 

Saegelmyer, David, laborer, h. o. 70 n. I10 

Brewster. 

- - 

- 

Saeger, Anton, Yankee notions, 230 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Saeger, Frederick, blacksmith, bds. 186 

Clinton. 

Saegwitz, George, gardener, h. 111 Ma- 

rion. 

Saenger. Alexander, bookkeeper, bds. 132 

Fort e. 

Saenger, Christopher, laborer, h. e. Chene 

n. German. 

Saenger, Emst, bookbinder, h. 132 Fort e. 

Saenger, Franzisca (wid. Ferdinand), h. 297 

Clinton. 

Saenger, Frederick, vegetables, 25 City 

Hall market, h. 133 Macomb. 

Safford, Alfred, carpenter, bds. 320 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Satford, Arthur, bookkeeper, bds. 156 Con- 

gress e. 

Safford, Charles E., bookkeeper, h. 320 Mich- 

igan ave. 

Safford, Charles H., Commercial Flouring 

Mills, n. w. cor. Woodbridge and Ran- 

dolph, h. 165 Congress e. 

Safford, Horace, teamster, h. n. e. cor. Fif- 

teen-and-a-half and Woodbridge. 

Safford, Mary (wid. Charles L.), h. 165 Con- 

gress e. 

Safford, Hason S., sailor, bds. 99 Nine- 

teenth. 

Sage, Ellen (wid. James), h. 49 Palmer. 

Sage, J. Hoadely, traveling agent, bds. 161 

Adams ave. e. 

Sage, Michael, h. 180 Mullett. 

Sagmeister, Michael, teamster, h. 272 IWz* 

beth e. 

Salbeet, Augustus, straet car conductor, h. 

n. e. cor. Fort and Hastings. 

Sale, Leonard D., editor Daily Union, h. 166 

Larned e. 

Sales, John, stove moulder, h. 708 Lafay- 

ette. 

Sales, William (Sales & Tillotson), h. '77 

Sibley. 

Sales & Tillotson (William Sdes and 'CYii- 

liam K. Tillotson), hardware, 155 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Salinger, Nathan, Yankee notions, 45 City 

Hall market, h. 126 Macomb. 

Sallsy, Mary, dressmaker, bds. 348 Michi- 

gan ave. 

sallow^, James, shoemaker, h. 49 Centre. 

Salomon, Edward, fancy goods, 244 Jeffer- 

son ave., h. 183 Larned e. 

Salter, Charles H., grocery, 534 Fort w., h. 

50 Seventh. 

Salter, John, clerk, bds. Perkins' Hotel. 

Salter, John, teamster, bds. 31 Catharine. 

Salter, Martha (wid. Robert), bds. o. 114 n. 

128 Clifford. 

Salter, Volney, h. 146 Beech. 

Saltze, Simon, laborer, h. 382 Clinton. 

Sambs, John, painter, h. 116 Leverett. 

Sammel, Magdalena (wid. Philip), bds. 65 

Sherman.

SAM CITY DIRECTORY. SAV 

Sample, George (col'd), barber, bds. 295 

Macomb. 

Sample, James, carpenter, h. 1G Crawford. 

Sample, Samuel, brakeman, D. & M. R. R., 


Sampler, Samuel, brakeman, bds. 16 Beaubien. 

Sampson, George L., agent, bds. 69 Winder. 

Sampson, Ruth (col'd-wid. Andrew), h. 

Paton alley. 

Samter, Simon, German teacher, h. 111 

Grand River. 

Samuels, Louis, peddler, h. 143 Lafayette. 

Sanborn, Charles E., bookkeeper, bds. 60 

Henry. 

Sanborne, Mrs. L. A., matron Harpel Hospital, 

h. same. 

Sanborn, William, agent Glen & Hall, Rochester, 

N. Y., Arcade Building, Larned 

w., h. 60 Henry. 

Sanders, George, laborer, bds. 439 Frankiin. 

Sanders, Aaron, barber, h. 490 St. Antoine. 

Sanders, Adam (Sanders St Dreher), h. 222 

Gratiot. 

Sanders, Alfred (col'd), laborer, bds. 446 

Cro,' man. 

Sanders, eeorge, clerk Sewer Commissioners' 

office. h. 87 r 'M' ic h', lean ave. 

Sanders, James, clerk Blue Line office, h, 

156 First. 

Sanders, John, scavenger, h. 600 St. Antoine. 

Sanders, Moses, saloon, 107 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Sanders, Nathaniel, laborer, h. 181 Clinton. 

Sanders, Peter, grocer, 537 Macomb, bds. 

222 Oratiot. 

Sanders & Dreher (Adam Sanders and John 

B. Dreher), grocers, 222 Gratiot and cor. 

Hastings and ( 'olumbia. 

SANDEKSON, WALTER, teas, coffee, 

spices, etc., 154 IVoodward ave., h. 102 

Adams ave. e. (See a&.) 

Sandlon, William, bookkeeper, h. 577 

Franklin. 

Sandmann, Christian (wid. C. August), h. 

164 Clinton. 

Sandorf, Henry, peddler, h w. s. St. Aubin 

ave., bet. Larned and Congress. 

Sands, John, foreman painter M. C. R. R., 

h. 116 Leverett. 

Sands, Peter, laborer, 11.139 Baker. 

Sands, William, laborer, bds. 97 Larned e. 

Saner, Charles, bds. 183 Russell. 

Sanford, Charles, saloon, 76 Griswold, h. 

same. 

Sanford, John H., clerk Detroit Car & Manufacturing 

Co., bds. 45 Sisteenth. 

Sandfor, Thomas, insurance agent, 4 

Burchard Block, 108 Griswold, h. o. 79 n. 

87 Adams ave. w. 

Sanford, William N., clerk, h. 45 Sixteenth. 

Sanger, Henry P., h. 20 Lafayette. 

Sanger, John T., carpenter, bds. 356 Franklin. 

Sanqer. Jahn T., laborer, h. 356 Franklin. 

Sankus, Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 147 Catha- 

rine. 

Sanner, Adam, farmer, h. cor. Dequindre 

and St. Joseph. 

Sanner, Bernhard, carpenter, h. 173 Abbott. 

Sanner, Charles, bds. 11 Chestnu;. 

Sanner, Frank, bricklayer, h. 11 Chestnut. 

Sanner, Peter, saloon, n. w. cor. Fort and 

St. Antoine, h. same. 

Sanner, St,ephen, mason, h. 3'71 Lafayette. 

Sansom, John, sailor, bds. 312 Clinton. 

Sanstra, Jacob, laborer, h. Jefferson ave., nr. 

Elluwood ave. 

Santan, Jacob, laborer, h. Guoin, e. Walker. 

Santon, Ombraiz, laborer, h. 649 Atwater. 

Sapp, Larued, laborzr, h. w. s. Hu~nboldt 


Sargent, Oscar, laborer, 11. e. s. Twentieth, 


Sartwell, George B., Cashier American Na- 

tional Bank, bds. 246 Congress e. 

Sasher, Charles, engineer, h. 105 Baker. 

Sasler, John, carpenter. 11. 163 Fifth. 

Sass, Augustus, laborer, h. 451 Catharine. 

Sass, William, laborer, h. w. s. Mount EL 

liott ave., nr. Gratiot. 

Sasse, Charles, carpenter, h. 481 Mullett 

Sassmann, Louis, Yankee notions, 1 City 

Hall market, h. 131 Second. 

Satter, John, traveling agent Hanna & 

Co., h. 148 Elizabeth e. 

Sattler, William, laborer, h. 66 Clinton. 

Sauer, Nicholas, shoemaker, 522 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Sauer, William, cooper, h. 574 Gratiot. 

Sauerteig, Gottlie b, laborer, bds. 240 Gra- 

tiot. 

Saunders, Miss Charlotte, teacher Cass 

Union School, h. 289 Cass ave. 

Saunders, James D., dentist, bds. 12 Colum- 

bia. 

Saunders, Jolm, painter, h. 169 Grand 

River. 

Saunders, John W., engineer, bds. 44 

High. 

Saunders, Maurice, Yankee notions, 10 City 

Hall market, h. 185 Congress e. 

Saunders, M. V., foot doctor, 70 Griswold, h. 

same. 

Saunders, William J. H., clerk D. & h1. R. 

R., bds. 225 Elizabeth e. 

Saur, Adam, vegetables, 64 City Hall 

market. h. w. s. Dequindre, nr. St. Joseph. 

Sauter, Gottlieb, clerk, bds. 13 Montcalln w. 

Savage, Daniel, laborer, h. 14 Calhoun. 

Savage, Helen F., machine operator, bds. 

112 Abbott. 

Savage, James, engineer, h. 17 Labrosse. 

Savage, Itowland, painter, h. 540 Michigan 

ave. 

Savage, William E., editor Commercial Ad- 

vertiser, h. 210 First. 

Savarain, Cllristiana (wid. Henry), h. w. a. 

Woodward ave., nr. base ball grounds.

350 SAV CLARK'S DETROIT SCH 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO.'S Schaeberle, Adam, with Frederick Sclimied, 

I h. 117 Catharine. 

STANDARD I Schaefer, Amand, peddler, h. 200 Congress 

east. 

8 &v 1 If 3 $@ xz @% 8 I Scllaefer, AnErew iSchaefer & Bra.), h. 228 

Clinton. 


( Schsefer, Ann (wid. Joseph), h. 2'i9 Montcalm 

e. 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Schaefer, Anthony, plumber, 291 Hastings. 

Schaefer, Anthony, butcher, h. 206 Cro- 

Savercool, Mathias, carpenter, h. 332 Cass ghan. 

ave. 

Schaefer, Anton, blacksmith, h. 228 Clinton. 

Savercool, Samuel, lumber dealer, 11. n. e. Schaefer, Anton, plasterer, 11. 294 Juliette. 

cor. Serenth and Pine. 

Schaefer, Christian, laborer, h. 87 Lafayette. 

Savini, Louis, Detroit Bolt and Nut Co., h. I Scl~aefer, Eli, plasterer, 11. 105 Mullett. 

148 Adams aye. e. 

Schaefer, Frederick (Rohns & Schaefer), 

Savoy, Joseph, caulker, h. 1'77 Chene. bds. 278 St. Antoine. 

Sawney, Michael, engine driver Steamer No. Schaefer, Frederick, sawmalier, bds. 279 

3, h. 202 Griswold. 

Mo~ltcalm e. 

Sawyer, Alvah L., engineer, h. o. 13 n. 48 Schaefer, Henry (Schaefer & Pfister), h. 201 

Centre. 

Macomb. 

Sawyer, Lemuel, agent Canadian Express, Schaefer, Henry, tailor, h. 145 Macomb. 

h. 158 Lafayette aye. 

Scllaefer, Hilarius (Johannes & Schaefer), h. 

Sasby, Walter, traveling agent, h. 26 Park 105 Mullett. 

Place. 

Schaefer, Jacob, carpenter, bds. 32 Clinton. 

Sasby, William (Sasby & Wetherbee), h. Scllaefer, John, h. 105 hlullett. 

19 Spencer. 

Schaefer, John, laborer, h. 59 Sherman. 

Sasby & lTTt.therbee (W-illiam Sasby and Schaefer, John (Schaefer & Bro.), h. 80 

George C. W etherbee), wooden and ~vil- Mullett. 

low ware, 66 Jefferson ave. 

Schaefer, John, stonemason, h. 267 Twelfth. 

Saston, Jesse E. (Thonlas ISIcGraw & Co.), Schaefer, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 228 Elizabds. 

455 WToodv-ard ave. 

beth e. 

Scadding, Charles (Sutton & Co.) bds. 101 Schaefer, Peter, blacksmith, bds. 228 Clin- 

Grand River. 

ton. 

Scallen, Sarah (wid. Corneiius), h. 119 Schaefer, Philip, laborer, bds. 224 Sherman. 

Eighth. 

SCHAEFEK. & BRO. (Andrew and John 

Scalley, Michael, laborer, h. e. s. Fourteenth, Schaefer), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 


76 Larned w. (See ado.) 

Scanlan, Jane, 11. 50 Spencer. 

Schaefer & Pfister (Henry Schaefer and Jo- 

Scanlan, John J., policeman, h. 2 Clinton. seph Pfister), tailors, $5 Rlonroe aye. 

Scanlon, John, laborer, h. 218 Abbott. Schaeffer, John, basketmaker, h. 298 Juli- 

Scanlon, Patrick, laborer, h. 392 Seven- ette. 

teenth. 

Schaeffler, Christian, shoemaker, h. 722 

Scanlon, Sarah (wid. Patrick), h. 118 La- Michigan ave. 

brosse. 

Schaeffler, Jacob, saloon, 404 Michigan ave., 

Scarratt, ~ohn, clerk, bds. o. 69 n. 73 Eliza- h. same. 

beth w. 

Schaeffler, Valentine, baker, h. 464 Mullett. 

Scayn, James, engineer M. S. R. R., h. 124 Schaetylein, Eva (wid. Sebastian), h. 204 

Hastings. 

Fort e. 

Scerl, Frederick, clerk, bds. 292 Macomb. Schaf, Peter, h. 48 Catharine. 

Scerl, eottlieb, shoemaker, h. 292 Ma- Schafbeiter, Joseph, teamster, h. 536 St. 

comb. 

Antoine. 

Scerverance, James C., carpenter, bds. 135 Scbaible, Frederick, tanner, h. 53 Nine 

National ave. 

teenth. 

Schaale, Hermann, butcher, h. 174 Sher- Schaiblt?, Michael, drayman, h. 55 Chestnut. 

man. 

Schaker, Francis, painter, 34 Marion. 

Echachtler, Emil, saloon, 159 bfacomb, h. Schaldenbranclt, Albert, boxmaker, h. 248 

same. 

Catharine. 

Schackitt, Peter, sailor, h. 143 Marion. Schalden brandt, Joseph, carpenter, h. 248 

Schade, Conrad, blacksmith, h. 15 Wil- tllzrrine. 

kins. 

Schalk, Charles, laborer, h. 406 Fort m. 

Schade, Herman, stonecutter, h. o. 513 n. Schalk, Frederick, shoemaker, h. rear 515 

553 Beaubien. 

(iratiot. 

Schadow, Miss Theresa, milliner and dress- Schalles, Cyriacus, rulemaker, h. 420 Cro. 

maker, 83 Croghan, h. same. 

ghan.

SCH CITY DIRECTORY. SCH 351 

Scllamaden, Thomas. blacksmith, bds. 157 Schemlie, Christian, carriagemaker, h. 401 

Sixth. 

Lafay ette. 

Schamader, William, boltcutter, bds. 156 Schemliska, Michael, laborer, h. e. s. Hum- 

Sixth. 

boldt ave., nr. Linden. 

Schamberg, Augustus, tailor, bds. 344 North. Schenck, John B., clerk, h. 288 St. Antoine. 

Schamtnadan, James, blacksmith, 34 Fort Schenck, Mathias J., peddler, h. 61 St. 

e., 11. 36 same. 

Joseph. 

Schante, Louis, laborer, h. 108 Benton. Schenher, Christopher, laborer, h. 146 Jay. 

Schantz, George, laborer, 11. 187 Division. Schenning, Christian, laborer, h. 441 Cath- 

Schantz, Michael, boots and shoes, 2G Cro- arine. 

ghan, h. 29 Centre. 

Schenning, John, laborer, h. 437 Catharine. 

Schappi, Jacob, brewer, bds. Canada House. Scherat. Michael, brewer, bds. s. s. Sher- 

Scharf, Charles. laborer, 21. 248 Sherman. man, bet. St. Aubin ave. and Dubois. 

Scharina, Mrs. Rosalia, h. 2613 Beaubien. Scherer, Daniel, carpenter, h. 194 Chestnut. 

Scharnweber, Henry C., lake captain, h. 394 Scllerer, Frederick, butcher, h. 719 Lafay- 

Third. 

ette. 

Schatlein, Peter, printer, h. 202 Fort e. Scherer, John C., druggist, 41 Michigan 

Schaub, Charles, shoemaker, h. 213 Ma- Grand ave., h. same. 

comb. 

Scllerer, Martin, mason, h. 303 Eighteenth. 

Schaun~, Joseph, machinist, h. 179 Macomb. Scherer, Nicholas, music teacher, h. 159 

Schaumburg, Louis, laborer, h. 154 Clinton. Wilkins. 

Scheave, Joseph, stonenlason, h. w. s. Sulli- Scherr, August, laborer, 11.104 Benton. 

van ave., bet. Chestnut and Butternut. Scherr, Christian, carpenter, h. 56 Whit- 

Scl~eere, Charles, carpenter, h. 297 Clinton. neg. 

Scheere, Miss Ida, dressmaker, 297 Clinton, Scl~e~zer, Franz, marble polisher, bds. Riobds. 

same. 

pelle, nr. Detroit. 

Sclieere, Michael, carpenter, h. 7 Harriett. Scheuer, Mathias, marble polisher, h. cor. 

Scheere, Oscar, harnessmaker, bds. 2 97 Clin- Riopelle and Detroit. 

ton. 

Schieber, Andrew, shoemaker, h. 415 Sev- 

Scheers, Martin, bartender, bds. 46 Third. enth. 

Scheffler, Jacob, carpenter, h. 264 Russell. Schieber, George, shoemaker, bds. 415 

Schehr, Adam (J. & A. Schehr), h. 192 Seventh. 

Catharine. 

Schiefler, August, teacher, 156 Bronson. 

Schehr, Henry, tanner, bds. 192 Catharine. Schiefler, Joseph, milkman, h. 235 Whitr 

Schehr, John (J. & A. Schehr), h. 237 Clin- ney. 

ton. 

Schiffer, Peter, shoemaker, 77 Croghan, h. 

Schehr, John, jr., tanner, bds. 192 Catharine. 67 Chestn~zt. 

Schehr, J. 8t A. (John and Adam Schehr), Schiffer, Peter, shoemaker, 11. 75 Chestnut. 

tanners, 196 Catharine. 

Schifferle, Theodore, shoemaker, h. 216 

Scheibeck, Ignatz, butcher, h. 273 High. Elizabeth e. 

Sclleibeck, John, painter, h. 275 High. Schiller, Elizabeth (wid. George), h. 76 

Scheibel, Jolin M., mason, 11. 286 Macomb. Chestnut. 

Scheich, Catharine (wid. Adam), h. 18 Jay. Schiller, George, bookkeeper, bds. 76 Chest- 

Scheich, Thomas, mason builder, h. 18 Jay. nut. 

Scheid, Mathias, carpenter, h. 421 Rail- Schilling, Augustus, laborer, bds. 448 Cathroad. 

arine. 

Scheid, Nicholas, carpenter, h. n. e. cor. St. Schilling, Charles, laborer, bds. 428 Wood- 

Joseph and St. Aubin ave. 

bridge e. 

Scheidt, Belsazar. carpenter, h. 522 James. Schilling, Ernst, tobacconist, bds. s. s. Cal- 

Sclleik, Joseph, printer, bds. 508 Wood- houn, bet. Russell and Prospect. 

bridge m. 

Schilling, Frederick, saloon, s. m. cor. Hast- 

Scheldenbrandt, Albert, laborer, bds. 248 ings and Franklin, h. same. 

Catharine. 

Schilling, Herman, bricklayer, h. n. s. Clin- 

Sclleldenbrandt, Joseph, laborer, h. 248 ton ave., nr. Elmwood ave. 

Catharine. 

Schilling, John, locksmith, h. cor. Sher- 

Scheldenbrandt, Mary (wid. Joseph), h. 218 man and Rivard. 

Catharine. 

Schilling, John, machinist, h. 396 Wood- 

Schellbert, Benjamin, tanner, h. Wight, bet. bridge e. 


Schilling, Oscar, file maker, h. 510 St. An- 

Schelle, Anthony, h. 200 Croghan. 

toine. 

: Schelp, Charles, silver plater, h. 218 Napo- Schilling, Rosalia (wid. Ignatz), h. 96 Ma- 

I leon. 

comb. 

i Schelt, Charles, laborer, h. 33% Sherman. Schilt, Joseph, laborer, h. 451 Catharine. 

' 

scheltenbrandt, August, tinsmitn, bds. 128 Schimanslii, John, laborer, 11. o. 34-4 n. 448 

St. Antoine. 

St, Aubin ave.

352 SCH CLARK'S DETROIT SCH 

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NEW YORE I Schlossmacher, Emil, butcher, h. 89 Mallett. 

ms@ t ~ - m@@ @ @~mpamy@ Schlueter, Leopold, ca,binetmaker, Ms. 183 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

Adams ave. e. 


Schmeller, Louise (wid. Charles), h. 129 Ma- 

- 

comb. 

SOLON IcELBOY, Manager and Agency Snpt., Schmemann, Carl. notar? public, fire and 

life insurance agent, 5 Hilsendegen block, 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. h. 191 Lafayette. 

Schmetu, Herman, laborer, h. Beaubien, bet. 

Schimert, Martin, laborer, h. 314 Mary. Gratiot and Adams ave. 

Schimell, Anthony, laborer, h. 77 Wilkins. Schmetz, John, stonecutter, h. 196 Maple. 

Schimmel, Frederick, butcher, bds. 330 Or- Schmid, B enry, shoemaker, 101 Gratiot, 

leans. 

11.211 Calhoun. 

Schimmel, Louis (Schimmel & Mathes), h. Schmidt, Andrew, laborer, h. 302 Colum- 

112 Mullett. 

bia e. 

Schimmel 8! Mathes (Louis Schimmel and Schmidt, Augustus, carpenter, b. 484 Ma- 

Herman Mathes), dealers in hats, caps comb. 

and furs, 190 Jefferson ave. 

Schmidt, Augustus, cigarmaker, h. 407 

Schindler, George, caller M. C. R. R., bds. St. Aubin ave. 

277 High. 

Schmidt, Charles, architect, h. 176 Macomb. 

Schinitke, Herman, blacksmith, h. e. Chene Schmidt, Charles, carpenter, h. 49 Pros- I 

I 

n. German. 

pect. 

I 

Schipanski, Hermann, shoemaker, h. 85 Schmidt, Charles, grocer, 29 Prospect, h. 

Jay. 

same. 

Schirir, Joseph, joiner, h. 400 St. Aubin Schmidt, Christina (wid. Frederick), h. 126 

aye. 

Bronson. 

Schlach, Mathias, brewer, h. 445 Orleans. Schmidt, Christopller, laborer, h. w. s. La- 

Schlag, Christina (wid. Charles), bde. 571 salle ave., nr. Myrtle. 

Seventh. 

Schmidt, Frank, driver engine No. 5, h. 307 

Schlaut, Joseph, yarnisher, h. 405 Hastings. Croghan. 

Schlee, John, laborer, bds. with Nicholas Schmidt, Frank, grocery and saloon, 455 

Walsch, Mount Elliott ave. 


Schleppinski, Samuel, peddler, h. 8 Beacon. Schmidt, Frederick, porter, bds. 350 Gratiot. 

Schlesinger, Adolph, tanner, bds. 396 Hast- Schmidt, Frederick. tanner, h. Thirteenth, 

ing. 

bet. Howard and Porter. 

Schlesinger. Bernhard, cigarmaker, bds. Schmidt, Gustavus A., tanner, h. 214 St. An- 

396 Hastings. 

toine. 

Schlesinger, Emanuel, groceries, 396 Hast- Schmidt, Henry, 11.164 First. 

ings, h. same. 

Schmidt, Jacob, boilermaker, h. 537 Has& 

Schlesinger, Wolf, grocer, 94 Fort e., h. ings. 

same. 

Schmidt, Jaccb, shoemaker. bds. 187 Napo- 

Schleper, Ernst, cabinetmaker, bds. 278 leon. 

Gratiot. 

Schmidt, John, carpenter, bds. 154 Antie- 

Schlicker, Xavier, clothes cleaner, h. 227 tam. 

Clinton. 

Schmidt, John, joiner, h. 21 German. 

Schlief, John, laborer, h. e. s. Dubois, bet. Schmidt, John, stonecutter, h. 196 Maple. 

Macomb and Croghan. 

Schmidt, John, tailor, h. 172 Marion. 

Schlitt, Catharine (wid. Martin), h. 98 Clin- Schmidt, John G., foreman Rothchilds9, h. 

ton. 

326 Hastings. 

Schlitt, Conrad, vegetables and seeds, 5 Schmidt, Rev. John J., pastor Evangelical 

City Hall market, h. 32 Croghan. 

Lutheran Salems Church, h. I8 Catharine. 

Schlitt, George, machinist, bds. 32 Croghan. Schmidt, John P., plasterer, h. 521 Gratiot. 

Schlitt, Henry, potter, bds. 200 Croghan. Schmidt, Joseph, peddler, h. 287 North. 

Schlitt, John, painter, bds. 93 Clinton. Schmidt, Joseph, plasterer, bds. 101 Ma- 

Schlitt, John, tailor, 71 Croghan, h. same. comb. 

Schlorff. Henry, salesman, h. 356 Seven- Schmidt, Julius, carpenter, bds 350 Gratiot. 

teenth. 

Schmidt, Julius, mason, h. 501 James. 

Schloss, Emanuel (Schloss & Bro.), h. 140 Schmidt, Julius, shoemaker, bds. 43 Monroe 

Congress e. 

ave. 

Schloss, Seligman (Schloss & Bro.), h. 201 Schmidt, Karl, house mover, h. e. s. Eighth, 

Congress e. 

bet.. Fulton and Charles. 

Schloss & Bro. (Emanuel and Seliprnan Schmidt, Louis, peddler, h. 96 Mullett. 

Schloss), wholesale dealers in clothing, Schmidt, Louise (wid. IT7illiam), bds. s. 3. 


Eighth, bet. Fulton and Charles.

SCH CITY DIRECTORY. .SCH 353 

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Schmidt, Mrs. Margaret, h. 299 Columbia 

east. 

Schmidt, Martin, wagonmaker, h. 187 Maple. 

Schmidt, Mathias, laborer, h. 154 Antietam. 

Schmidt, Peter, shoemaker, bds. 81 Lafayette. 

Schmidt, Philip, engineer, h. 233 Elizabeth 

east. 

Schmidt, Polycrates, prof. music, bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Scli.nidt, Th. William, grocery, 350 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Schmidt, Traugott, carpenter, h. 399 Mary. 

Schmidt, Traugott, tanner, 62 and 64 Croghan, 

h. 80 same. 

Schmidt, William, printer, h. 381 Woodbridge 

e. 

Schmidt bauer, Jacob, gilder, bds. 64 Howard. 

Schrnidter, Andrew, shoemaker, h. 268 Clinton. 

SCHMIED, FREDERICK, meat market, 

117 Catharine, h. same. 

Schmied, John, laborer, bds. Hotel Mauch. 

Schuiieder, Anton, h. 265 Clinton. 

Schmieding, Gustav, compounder of liquors, 


Schmieding, William, clerk, bds. 104 Russell. 

Schmiel, Charles, carpenter, h. s. s. Crawford, 

bet. Brigham and Lysander. 

Schmitt, Snthony, carpenter, h. 202 Croghan. 

Schmitt, Anton, h. 284 Catharine. 

Schmitt, Casper, meatmarket, 327 Clinton, 

h. same. 

Schmitt, Charles, peddler, h. 613 Clinton 

ave. 

Schmitt, Charles H., furrier, h. 541 Croghan. 

Schmitt, Ernst L. (J. Schmitt & Sons), bds. 

37 Michigan Grand ave. 

Schmitt, Franz, cigarmaker, h. 596 Lafayette. 

Scliniitt, Frederick, carpenter, h. 347 Mullett. 

Schmitt, Frederick, joiner, h. 596 Lafayette. 

Schmitt, Frederick, laborer, h. 442 Catharine. 

Schmitt, George, billiard table manfr., 65 

to 69 Larned e., h. same. 

Schmitt, George, blacksmitli, h. 194 Chestnut. 

Schmitt, George El. (J. Schmitt & Sons), bds. 


Schmitt, Henry, carpenter, h. 495 Lafayette. 

Schmitt, Henry, laborer, h. 225 Sherman. 

Schmitt., John. laborer. h. 447 Catharine. 

Schmitt, ~ohn', porter,'bds. 100 Bates. 

Sellmitt, John (J. Schmitt & Sons!, h. 31 


Schmitt, Philip, varnisher, h. 198 Lafayette. 

Schmitt, Richard H., grocer, 539 Croghan. 

Sclimitt, Theodore, mason, h. 325 Sher- 

man. 

Schmitt, \lTilliam, blacksmith, h. 460 Cathrt. 

rine. 

Sclimitt, William, carver, bds. 541 Croghan. 

Sclimitt, J., & Sons (John, George H. and 

Ernst L. Schmitt), groceries, 37 Michigan 

Grand aoe. 

Schmittdiel, Andrew H., boots and shoes, 

65 Michigan ave., h. 200 Eighth. 

Sch mittdiel, Conrad, gardener, 11. Hastings, 

nr. Indiana. 

Schmittdiel, John B., h. 129 St. Antoine. 

Schmittdiel, John H., h. 202 Eighth. 

Sclimittdiel, John S., bookkeeper, bds. 129 

St. Antoine. 

Schmitz, Jaudenz, brushmaker, bds. 6 

Peari. 

Schmitz, Julius, laborer, h. 168 Mullett. 

Schmitz, Peter, laborer, h. 187 Macomb. 

Schmook, William, carpetweaver, 143 Cro- 

ghan, h. same. 

Schmutz, John, laborer, h. 364 Fort e. 

Schneberger, Jacob, shoemaker, h. 12 Sil- 

ver. 

Schneck, Augustus, teacher German-Ameri- 

can Seminary. h. 130 Kivard. 

Schneck, Frederick, cabinetmaker, bds. 260 

Brush. 

Schenck, William A., cabinetmaker, h. 260 

Brush. 

Scllneck, William C., cabinetmaker, h. 258 

Brush. 

Schneider, August, upholsterer, h. 84 Catha- 

rine. 

Schneider, August F., upholsterer, h. 288 

Clinton. 

Schneider, Casper, peddler, bds. 456 Gratiot. 

Sclineider, Christian, teamster, h. n. s. Clin- 

ton ave., nr. Elmwood ave. 

Schneider, Conrad, cabinetmaker, h. 241 

Watson. 

Schneider, Daniel, cabinetmaker, h. 81 

Brewster. 

Schneider, Frank, stonecutter, bds. 157 Cro- 

ghan. 

Schneider, George, printer, bds. 157 Cro- 

ghan. 

Schneider, Gerhardt, boilermaker, bds. 80 

Front. 

Schneider. Gerhard, silverplater, bds. 102 

Brush. 

Schneider, Henry, fireman, h. 209 Maple. 

Schneider, Henry, joiner, h. s. w. cor. Mul- 

lett and Riopelle. 

Schneider, Herman, clerk, bds. 240 Clinton. 

Schneider, Herman, laborer, h. Morse, bet. 

Prospcet and Russell. 

Schneider, Jacob, laborer, h. 456 Clinton 

ave. 

Schneider, Jacob, peddler, h. 169 St. An- 

toine. 

Schneider, Job, h. 43 Croghan.

SCR DETROIT SCH 

PABKE, JENNINGtS & CO. 

OFFER 

CHEMICALS 

AT EAST ERN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. 

We make pone but what we can 


Schneider, John, carpenter, h. 131 Mullett. 

Schneider, John, clerk, bds. 446 Orleans. 

Schneider, John, harnessmaker, h. 269 Cro- 

ghan. 

Schneider, John, joiner, h. 448 Gratiot. 

Schneider, John, laborer, h. 370 Michigan 

ave. 

Schneider, John, tailor, h. 20 Beacon. 

Schneider, John, wagonmaker, 11. 85 North. 

Schneider, J ohn, wireweaver, h. 61 Clinton 

ave. 

Schneider, John Philip, baker, 605 Jefferson 


Sclineider, Joseph A., cooper, 49 Mullet t, 

h. same. 

Schneider, Louis, carpenter, bds. 129 Mul- 

lett. 

Schneider, Mathias, laborer, h. 178 Antie- 

tam. 

Schneider, Micliael, foreman Ro, enfield's 

tobacco factory, bda. 65 atwater. 

Schneider, Sebastian, drayman, h. 160 Na- 

poleon. 

Schneider, Stephen, lumber, 279 Grand 

River, h. s. m. cor. Third and Oak. 

Schneider, William, fishdealer, City Hall 

market, 11. 240 Clinton. 

Schneider, William, laborer, bds. 4 Glass 

ROW, Maple. 

Schneider, William, joiner, h. 13 Clay. 

Schneider, William, teamster, h. 532 Con- 

gress e. 

Schneiderheinzen, August, carpenter and 

grocer, n. e. cor. Cllene and Congress. 

Schneiderwinth, Charles, carpenter, h. 254 

Whitney. 

Schneidt, Christian, baker, bds. 133 Frank- 

lin. 

Schnell, John, boilermaker, h. 222 Howard. 

Schneitzer, George, shoemaker, h. 102 Wil- 

kins. 

Schnitker, Sophia (wid. Henry), h. 294 

Beaubien. 

Schnitzling. Ferdinand, painter, bds. 480 

Gratiot. 

Schnitzling, Henry, carpenter, bds. 480 

Gratiot. 

Schnoering, Julius, insurance agent, h. 270 

Macomb. 

Schober, Emil (F. A. Schober & Bro.), h. 63 

Lafayette. 

Schober, Frederick A., (F. A. Schober & 

Bro.) h. 184 Lafayette. 

Schober, F. A., & Bro. (Frederick A. and 

Emil Schober'), book and job printers, 90 

Woodnvard ave., up-staim. 

Schoder, Frank, laborer, h. 195 Adams ave. e. 

Schoeb, Anton, laborer, bds. 35 Chestnut. 

Schoeb, John, laborer, h. 35 Chestnut. 

Schoedel, Martin, cabinetmaker, bds. n. s. 

Croghan, bet. St. Antoine and Hastings. 

Schoellhammer, Frederick, brewer, h. 138 

Maple. 

Shoell hammer, William, brewer, h. 134 

Mullett. 

Schoemann, John B., notary public, h. 185 

Cat harin*. 

Scl~oen, Joseph, engineer, h. Maple, bet. 

St. Aubin ave. and Dequindre. 

Schoenbet, Frederick, laborer, h. e. Chene 


Schoenewald, Christian, laborer, h. 262 Columbia 

e. 

Schoenherr, John, laborer, bds. 326 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Sch oeppe, Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 481 Gratiot. 

Schoeppe, Henry, carpenter, h. 345 High. 

Schoeppenhauer, Louis, carpet manfr., 2'71 

Uratiot., h. same. 

Sclioettle, Carl, propr. Elmira House, 163 

Larned w. 

Schoettler, John, h. 196 Lafayette e. 

Scholes, Miss Fanny. seamstress, bds. 47 

Bates. 

Scholes, Adam, shoecutter, h. 49 Porter. 

Sclioles, James, engineer, h. 34 Limburg. 

Scholes,Jane (wid. Etobert r, bds. 34 Limburg. 

Scuoles, Richard G., shoemaker, 173 Michigan 


Scholes, Thomas, machinist, bds. 165 Franklin. 

Scholes, William, shoemaker, h. 47 Eighth. 

Scholles, NichoIas, laborer, h. 112 Clinton. 

Schone, Antoine, tailor, h. :6 Marion. 

Scllonnleyer, Frederick, painter, h. 308 

Fourth. 

Schooff, Theodore A., carpenter, h. 383 De 

quindre. 

School, Abbott Street, Abbott, bet. Second 

and Third. . 

~bhool, Barstow Union, cor. Larned and 

ltliopelle. 

School, Bishop Union, n. s. Marion, bet. 

Hastings and Prospect. 

School, Capitol, cor. State and Rowland. 

School, Cass Union, cor. Grand River and 

Second. 

School, Clinton Street German, Clinton, 


School (col'd), No. 1, Fort, bet. St. Antoine 

and Hastinp. 

School (col'd), No. 2, Itiopelle, bet. Croghan 

and Rfacolnb. 

School (col'd), Sisth Ward, No. 3,0hio, bet. 

Ha'stings and St. Antoine. 

School, Duffield Union, Clinton ave., bet. 

Chene and Jos. Carupau ave. 

School, Fourth Ward, Fort, bet. Hastings 

and Rivard. 

Scllool, Franklin, w. s. Serenth, bet. Locmt 

and Pine.

SCH CITY DIRECTORY. SCH 

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School, German American Seminary, 219 

Lafayette. 

School, German Evangelical Lutheran Im- 

manuel's, Trumbull ave., near Michigan 

ave. 

School, German Evangelical Lutheran 

Salems (Rev. J. J. Schmidt, teacher). 18 

Catharine. 

School, German Evangelical Lutheran Trin- 

ity, Sherman, bet. Hivard and Russell. 

School, German Evangelical St. John's, 

Farrar, bet. Nonroe ave. and Gratiot. 

School, German Reformed Zions, Russell, 

bet. Catharine and Sherman. 

School, Guild Hall, Michigan ave., bet. Fifth 

and Sixth. 

School, Houghton Union, cor. Abbott and 

Sixth. 

School, Ladies' Industrial, Grand River, 

bet. Palmer and Washington ave. 

School, Lafontaine, Fifth, near Dalzell. 

School, Lyell ave., cor. Michigan and Ly- 

ell aves. 

School, Miami Avenue, e. s. Miami ave., 

above Gratiot. 

School, New Ninth Ward, cor. Thirteenth 

and Marantette. 

School. Old Tenth Ward, s. s. Larned, bet. 


School, Pestalozzi (German), cor. Prospect 

and Watson. 

School, St. Joseph's Catholic (Januarius 

Higi, teacher), cor. Jay and Orleans. 

School, St. Mary's Cat,holic German, s. w. 

cor. Crogllan and St. Antoine. 

Schooj, Sisters de Notre Dame ( Sister Sam- 

uella, Superior), 155 St. Antoine. 

School, Thirc! Ward, n. s. Fort, bet. Brush 

and Beaubien. 

School, Thompson Street, Thompson, near 

Grand River. 

School, Trowbridge, cor. Fort and Seven- 

teen th. 

School, W7illis Avenue, Willis aye., near 

VSToodward ave. 

Schooley, Alfred B., agent, h. 122 Park. 

Schoolcraft, Emmet I). Z., grocery and pro- 

visions, 483 Grand River, h. same. 

Echoop, Peter, coremaker, h. 536 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Schopp. Henry, saloon and boarding, h. 43 

Atwater. 

Schottler, Philip, shoemaker, h. 2'7 Silver. 

Schrage, Joseph, harnessmaker, n. w. cor. 

Gratiot and Orleans, h. same. 

Schrein, Joseph, blacksmith. h. 113 Naple. 

Schrievy, Joseph, peddler, h. 362 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Schrikel, Ernest, laborer, h. 353 North. 

Schrocoler, Valentine, saloon, 361 Franklin, 

h. same. 

8 Scl~rode, William, laborer, h. 361 Rio- 

pelle. 

Schroeder, Charles, grocer, 246 Beaubien, h. 

same. 

Schroeder, Charles, 'laborer D. & M. R. R. 

freight department, h. 403 Antietam. 

Schroeder, Charles, laborer M. C. R. R.,bds. 

7 Sixth. 

Schroeder, Charles. pressman, h. 419 Maple. 

Schroeder, Christian, barber, 96 Gratiot, 

bds. Macomb, bet. St. Antoine and Hast- 

ings. 

Scliroeder, Christian, laborer, h. 398 Catha- 

rine. 

Schroeder, Edward, h. 160 Lafayette ave. 

Schroeder, Edward, physician, 446 Gratiot, 

h. sanie. 

Schroeder, Edward C. (Fish & Schroeder), 

bds. Adams ave. w., n. Woodward ave. 

Scliroeder, Frederick, laborer, h. 518 Mul- 

lett. 

Schroeder, Frederick, tinsmith, h. 26 Chestnut. 

Schroeder, George, brewer, h. 141 Jay. 

Schroeder, Henry, carpenter, bds. 497 Croghan. 

Schroeder, Henry, laborer, h. $0 Clinton. 

Schroeder, Henry, tinsmith, h. 26 Chestnut. 

Scliroeder, John, bds. 293 Uratiot. 

Schroeder, John (A. Bretz & Co.), h. 86 

Catharine. 

Schroeder, Lawrence, blacksmith, bds. 

E ourth Ward Hotel. 

Schroeder, Vincent, clerk, bds. 160 Lafayette 

ave. 

Schroeder, William, engineer, h. 12 Jay. 

Schroeder, William, laborer, h. cor. Riopelle 

and Maple. 

Schroeder, William, laborer, h. 213 Antietam. 

Schroeder, William, trunkmaker, bds. 403 

Antietam. 

Scliroeder, Mary (wid. John), h. s. w. cor. 

Fort and Hastiags. 

Scliryer, Edward T., h. 145 Fourteenth. 

Schubert, Henry, carpenter, bds. 180 Adams 

ave. e. 

Schubert, Jolin G., saloon, 240 Gratiot. 

Schubert, Mina M. (wid. Henry), h. 180 

Adams aye. e. 

Schubnell, Leo (Lebens & Schubnell), h. 232 

Napoleon. 

Schuck, Conrad, grocer, 441 St. Antoine, h. 

same. 

Schudles, George, slioemaker, h. 217 High. 

Schuell, Edward, mason, h. 74 Harrison 

ave. 

Schuetter, Anton, sexton St. Joseph's 

church, h. Dequindre, bet. Jay and Gratiot. 

Schuetz, John C., saloon, 65 Bates, h. same. 

Scliuetz, Nicholas, silverlayer, h. '72 Russell. 

Schuholz, Christian, teamster, h. 97 Catharine. 

Schuhmacl~er, Mrs. A., h. 107 Mullett. 

Schuhmacl~er, Emilie, grocer, 352 Macomb, 

h. same. 

Schuhmacher, Fredericke (wid. Adam), bds. 

302 Bandolph. 

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356 SCR CLARK'S DETROIT SCH 

NEW YORX I Schulte, Csspar (C. & P. Schulte), h. 221 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON MeELBOY, RIanager and Agency Snpt,, 


Schuhmacher, John, laborer, h. 241 Colum- 

bia e. 

Schuhmacher, Joseph, tinsmith, h. 106 Ma- 

comb. 

Schuhmaclier, 'Martin, blacksmith. bds. 262 

Columbia e. 

Schuhmacher, Mary (wid. Mathias), h. 77 

Croghan. 

Schuhmacher, Nicholas E., printer, h. 1 Ma- 

comb. 

Schuhmacher, Reinhard, printer, bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Schuknecht, Frederick, trunkmaker, bds. 

313 maple. 

Schuknecht, John, laborer, h. 313 Maple. 

Schuknecht, John C., bookbinder, h. 292 

Maple. 

Schule, Christian, laborer, h. 122 Twentieth. 

Schulenburg, Charles (C. Schulenburg & 

Co.), h. 318 St. Antoine. 

Schulenburg, John, carpenter, bds. 516 

Rlichigan ave. 

SCEULENBURG, C., & CO. (Charles 

Schulenburg and Adolph Zeller), billiard 

table manufacturers, 98, 100 and 102 Kan- 

dolph. (See adu.) 

Schuler, (jieorge, jeweler, 160 Jefferson ave., 


Schuler, John, laborer, h. 248 Macomb. 

Schuler, Lawrence, laborer, h. 111 Marion. 

Schuler, William H., sawyer, h. rear w. s. 

Thirteenth, bet. Spruce and Chestnut. 

Schuliegh, Joseph, stonecutter, h. rear s. e. 

cor. Bellair and Riopelle. 

Schulmeyer, Andrew, baker, h. 59 De 

quindre. 

Schulte, Adolph, clerk, h. 232 Seventeenth. 

Schulte, Anthony, carpenter, h. 522 Or- 

leans. 

Schulte, Anthony, groceries, 102 Macomb, h. 

same. 

Schulte, Anthony, jr., clerk, bds. 102 Ma- 

comb. 

Schulte, Anton, h. 241 Clinton. 

Schul te, Augustus, upholsterer, h. 170 La- 

fayette. 

Schulte, Mrs. Caroline, vegetables, 11 City 

Hall market, h. Hamtramck. 

Schulte, Catharine (wid. John P.), h. 0.27 

n. 307 North. 

Schulte, Caspar, carpenter, h. 114 Rtacomb. 

Schulte, Caspar, joiner, h. o. 98 n. 102 Ma- 

comb. 

Schulte, Caspar, physician, 30 Monroe we., 

h. same. 

Clinton. 

Schulte, Elizabeth (wid. Frank), h. 168 La- 

fayette. 

Schulte, Frank, j r., carpenter, bds. 63 North. 

Schulte, Frank, sr., shoemaker, h. 63 North. 

Schulte, Ferdinand, cigarmaker, bds. 37 

Mullett. 

Schulte, Frederick W., moulder D. & M. R. 

It., h. 232 Seventeenth. 

Schulte, Henry (Schulte & Co.), bds. 65 De- 

quindre. 

Schulte, Herman (Schulte & Co.), h. 65 De 

quindre. 

Schulte, John, bds. 221 Clinton. 

Schulte, John, carpetweaver, h. 156 Catha- 

rine. 

Schulte, John, grocer, 404 Riopelle, h. sarns. 

Schulte, John, tailor, h. 230 Mullett. 

Schulte, John (Schulte Bros.), h. 288 Or- 

leans. 

Schulte, Joseph, laborer, h. 147 Sherman. 

Schulte, Joseph (Schulte Bros.), h. 187 hf ul- 

let t. 

Schulte, Ludwig, plasterer, h. 313 North. 

Schulte, Peter, clerk, h. 152 Hastings. 

Schulte, Peter (C. & P. Schulte), h. 177 

Croghan. 

Schulte, Theodore, laborer, bds. 65 De- 

quindre. 

Schulte, Theodore J., clerk, h. 117 Macomb. 

Schulte, Theodore J., salesman, h. 172 La- 

fayette. 

Schulte, \lTilliam, laborer, bds. s. w. cor. 

Mullett and Itiopclle. 

Schulte, wagonmaker, h. 381 La- 

fontaine ave. 

Schulte Bros. (John and Joseph Schulte), 

soap and candle manufacturers, 186 

Franklin. 

Schulte, C. & P. (Caspar and Peter Schulte), 

soap and potash manufacturers, Blver 

Road, foot Twenty-third. 

Schulte & Co. (Herman and Henry Schulte), 

grocers, 65 Dequindre. 

Schul tsr, Williau, carpenter, h. Fifteenth, 

bet. Michigan ave. and Grand River. 

Schultheis, J ohn, shoemaker, bds. 93 Con- 

gress e. 

Schultheis, Philip, painter, h. 72 Maple. 

Schultheis, William, marble works, 31 

Michigan Grand ave., 11. 160 Elizabeth e. 

Schultz, Charles, blacksmith, bds. 365 (hand 

Itiver. 

Schultz, Charles, cigarmaker, h. 203 Adama 

ave. e. 

Schul tz, Charles, gardener, h. 544 Seventh. 

Schultz, Frank, carpenter, h. 72 Columbia 

east.. 

Schultz, Frederick, bricklayer, h. 496 Catha- 

rine. 

Schulsz, George, saloon, 533 Hastings, h. 

same. 

Schultz, Gustave, jeweler, bds. 263 La- 

brosse.

SCH CITY DIRECTORY. SCH 357 

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Schultz, Herman, cabinetmaker, h. 455 St. 

Antoine. 

Schultz, John, policeman, h. 101 Baker. 

Schultz, Jolin, tanner, bds. n. e. cor. Howard 

and Thirteenth, 

Schultz, Jolin, jr., tanner, h. n. e. cor. How- 

ard and Thirteenth. 

Schultz, Pauline (wid. Godfrey), h. e. s. La- 

salle ave., nr. Linden. 

Schultz, Wilheltnina (wid. Charles), vege- 

tables, 22 City Hall market, h. suburbs. 

Schultz, William, blacksmith, h. 115 Ma- 

comb. 

Schultze, John, laborer, h. cor. Howard and 

Thirteenth. 

Scliulze, Adam, clerk American Express, h. 


Schulze, Frederick, grocery, 311 Orleans, h. 

same. 

Schulze, Richard, clerk, bds. 311 Orleans. 

Schumacher, Conrad, laborer, h. 114 Rus- 

sell. 

Schumacher, Hermann J., tinsmith, h. I06 

Macom b, 

Schumacher, Peter, tinsmith, bds. 77 Cro- 

ghan. 

Schuman, Hartman, shoemaker, h, 372 Fif- 

teenth. 

Schurner, Mathias, clothesclea ner, 98 Bates, 


Scliumer, Peter, tailor, bds. 80 Lafayette. 

Schumm, Charles E., steamboat messenger, 

h. o. 13 n. 17 Baker. 

Schuneman, Albert (Schuneman Bros.), bds. 


Schuneman. Theodore (Schuneman Bros.), 


Schuneman Bros. (Theodore and Albert 

Schuneman), tobacconists, 63 Griswold. 

Schunicuck, Rudolph, bds. 406 Woodbridge 

west. 

Schuwerk, Adam, peddler, 21. 6 North. 

Scliure, Peter, laborer, h. 551 Woodbridge 

west. 

Schury, Charles, laborer, bds. 218 Marion. 

Schury, John, boilermaker, bds. 218 Marion. 

Scliury, Simon, mason, 11. 218 Marion. 

Schurz, Louis, pianomaker, h. o. 126 n. 154 

Adams ave. e. 

Schute, Nicholas, gilder, bds. 72 Russell. 

Schuter, William, painter, h. 490 Clinton. 

Schutt, Cat harim (wid. Wolfgangj. h. 92 

Sherman. 

Schutter, William, painter, h. 490 Clinton 

ave. 

Schutz, Frank, painter, h. 480 Clinton ave. 

Schutz, Frederick, painter, bds. n. e. cor. 

Thirteenth and Howard. 

Schutz. Rosa, fancy dry-goods, h. 243 Fort e. 

Schwaben, Eichard, sailor, bds. 185 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Schwanebeck, Benjamin, bds. 337 Mont- 

calm e. 

Gchwanebeck, Frederick, porter, h. 337 

Montcalm e. 

46 

I River, 

- 

Schwanebeck, William, porter, h. 453 Oatharine. 

Schwarm, Frederick, laborer, h. 168 Mullett . 

Schwartz, Charles, bds. 222 Orleans. 

Schwartz, Charles, toys and fancy goods, 59 

Wovdward ave., h. 321 Congress e. 

Schwartz, Conrad, carpenter and builder, h. 

34 Prospect. 

Schwartz, Franz, carpenter, 11. 317 Clinton. 

Schwartz, Jacob, tailor, h. 180 Elizabeth e. 

Schwartz, Jacob, tobacoonist, h. 517 Mullett. 

Schwartz, John, cabinetmaker, h. 430 Mullett. 

Schwttrtz, John, grocer, 320 St. Aubin ave., 

h. same. 

Schwartz, Louis, laborer. h. 131 Maple. 

Schwartz, Ludwig, boilermaker, h. 231 Maple. 

Schwartz, Nicholas, saloon, cor. Gratiot and 

Hastinis, h. same. 

Schwartz, Nicholas, wood sawyer, h. o. 82 

n. 184 Bronson. 

Schwarzenberg, Frank, polisher, h. 197 Russel. 

Schwarzfischer, Savier, cooper, bds. 337 

Hastings. 

Schweiger, Casper, carpenter, h. 408 Mullett. 

Schweikart, Walter, saloon, Croghan, n. w. 

cor. Elmwood ave., 11. same. 

Schweikert, John, cabinetmaker,bds. 90 Larned 

e. 

Schweikert, ~ra,nk&binetmaker, h. 65 Larned 

e. 

Schweitzer, Christian. meat market, 2 Jay, 

bds. Biopelle, nr. Marion. 

Schweitzer, David, soap and candle maker, 

11. n. s. Grand River, nr. toll gate. 

Scliweitzer, Edward, gilder, bds. 98 Larned 

east. 

Schweitzer, Frank, currier, bds. 65 Croglian. 

Sch weitzer, Frederick, teamster, h. 88 Xullett. 

Schweitzer, Frederick, wagonmaker, h. 140 

Catharine. 

Schweitzer, George, grocery and saloon, n. 

e. cor. Hastings and Franklin, h. same. 

Schweitzer, Mrs. Gattlieb, milk peddler, h. 

527 Clinton ave. 

Schweitzer, Joseph, h. 79 Croglian. 

Sch~veitzer, Ludwig, laborer, bds. 4 Monroe 

ave. 

Schweitzer, William, tanner, h. 79 Croghan. 

Schweitzer, William, wagonmaker, - h. 83 

Catharine. 

Scl1weizberger, Bernhard, butcher, bds. Jay, 

cor. Dequindre. 

Schwemler, Nicholas, cigarmaker, h. 88 

Russell. 

Schwenderman, Martin, shoemaker, 41 Congress 

e., h. 523 Clinton ave. 

Schwenk, Edward, turner, 11.18 Beacon. 

Schn-enk, John B., shoemaker, 11 9 Grand 

h, same.

SCH 




Schwerdt, John, sailor, bds. 80 Front. 

Schwertzniek, John, sawfiler, 387 Hastings, 

bds. 455 same. 

Schwieger. Michael, carpenter, h. 151 Jay. 

Schwienel, Mathias, laborer, h. o. 37 n. 115 

Napoleon. 

Schwierad, Hubert, laborer, bds. 338 Bronson. 

Schwierad, Mathias, carpenter, bds. 338 

Bronson. 

Schwietz, George. porter, h. 291 High. 

Schwindeman, Martin, shoemaker, h. 523 

Clinton ave. 

Schwinden, Frank T., clerk, bds, 335 Franklin. 

Schwinesburgh, John, milk man, bds. e. s. 

Fourth, nr. Holden road. 

Schwinn, Rev. George, pastor German Methodist 

Episcopal Church, h. 63 Croghan. 

Schwoob, Michael, laborer, h. 504 Kiopelle. 

Schwoppe, Frederick, carpenter, h. 85 Sherman. 

Scoantick, Steinlol, laborer, h. o. 62 n. 220 

Whitney. 

ScoEeld, Joseph, barber, h. o. 115 n. 167 

Marion. 

Scollan, James, laborer, h. cor. Jos. Campau 

ave. and W oodbridge. 

Scott, Albert, merchant, bds. 62 Sibley. 

Scott, Alfred J., pork packer, h. 131 First. 

Scott, Alexander C., photographer, bds. n. e. 

cor. Jefferson ave. and Brush. 

Scott, Alesander J., bds. Uarrison House. 

Scott, Andrew, paver, h. w. s. Fourth, 

opp. Tuscola. 

Scott, Andrew J., agent, h. 482 Cass ave. 

Scott, Benjamin, carpenter, h. 32 Locust. 

Scott, David, shipcarpenter, h. Congress, s. 

w. cor. Dequindre. 

Scott, David &I., currier, bds. a. w. cor. Elmwood 

ave and Fort. 

Scott, Henry (col'd), cook, h. 62 Macomb. 

Scott, Henry C., pork packer, bds. 151 First. 

Scott, Henry W., blacksmith, bds. 32 Locust. 

Scott, James, painter, h. 65 Larned e. 

Scott, James D., carpenter, h. 324 Fourth. 

Scott, Miss Jessie, sewing machine instructress, 

bds. 398 Riopelle. 

Scott, John, hose cart driver steamer No. 1, 


Scott, John A., grocer, 251 Clrand River, h. 

same. 

Scott, Rev. John P., pastor First United 

Presbyterian dhurch, h. 112 Wayne. 

Scott, Joseph B., ship broker, h. 133 Henry. 

Scott, Lucia (col'd-wid. Avery), h. 308 Mg 

comb. 

Scott, L. S., jr., express messenger, bds. Bid- 

dle House. 

Scott, Mary (wid. John W.), h. 43 Abbott. 

Scott, Philip, shoemaker, bds. 55 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Scott, Samuel, sailor, h. 201 Atbott. 

Scott, Samuel B. (Scott r9t Perry), h. 54 


Scott, Sidney L., express messenger, bds. 

Biddle House. 

Scott, Sylvester, teamster, h. 38 Pine. 

Scott, Thomas G)., bookkeeper, h. 417 Beau- 

bien. 

Scott, Vincent J., banker, 159 Jefferson ave., 

h. n. e. cor. Brush and Columbia. 

Scott, Walter, bds. 131 First. 

Scott, Mrs. William, milliner and dressma- 

ker, 16 Labrosse, h. same. 

Scott, William B., painter, h. 88 Eight- 

eenth. 

Scott, William B., ailo or, h. 261 Lafayette 

ave. 

Scott, William H., produce dealer, 389 Grand 


Scott, William J., shoemaker, bds. 16 h- 

brosse. 

Scotten, Daniel (Scotten, Lovett & Co,.), h. 

Vinewood ave., Riverside. 

Scotten, Lovett & Co. (Daniel Scotten, Wil- 

liam E. Lovett, Joseph T. Lowry and 

John h. Colville), tobacconists, 104,106, 

108 and 110 Randolph. 

Scovell, Mrs. H. M., bds. Russell House. 

Scovell, John B., physician, 208 Jefferson 

ave., h. 110 St. Antoine. 

Scovell, Massie W., carpenter, h. 382 Sixth. 

Scri bner, Soule, carpenter, h. 199 fil ullet t. 

Scrimger, William A., laborer, h. 182 See 

ond. 

Scrimger, William A., laborer, h. 142 Seo 

ond. 

Scri pps, James E., gen'l manager Advertiser 

and Tribune, h. 135 Lafayette ave. 

Scripps, William A., clerk Advertiser and 

Tribune, h. 135 Lafayette ave. 

Scroeger, John, Illason, h. n. w. cor. Orleans 

and Rronson. 

Scudder, John, clerk, bds. 159 Fort w. 

Scully, Andrew, boilermaker, bds. 32 Wood- 

brid, me ' w. 

Scully, Catharine (wid. John), h. 331 Fifth.. 

Scully, James, brass finisher, h. 373 Six- 

teenth. 

Scully, John, h. n. e. cor. Jones and Fourth. 

Scully, Lawrence, clerk, bds. n. e. cor. Jones 

and Fourth. 

Scurypck, Felix, clerk, h. 15 Jefferson ave. 

Scurynck, Johu G., teamster, bds. Cass Ho- 

tel. 

Scuyder, Charles E., bosmaker, h. 70 Baker. 

Seaberry, Thomas, engineer, h. 263 Sixth. 

Seaforth, Heury, cigarmaker, 21. n. s. Clin- 

ton ave., bet. Chene and Dubois.

SEA CITY DIRECTORY. SEL 359 

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Seage, John, h. 329 Mullett. 

Seagrave, Frederick S., agent S. K. Taft, 

bds. n. e. cor. Woodward ave. and GFra- 

tiot. 

Seals, Thomas (col'd), collarmaker, h. 55 

Mullett. 

Sealy, Henry A. (Wesley, Sealey & Co.), h. 

12 Brainard. 

Sealy, Thomas, grocery, o. 225 n. 267 Mich- 

igan ave., 11. 90 Leverett. 

Seaman, George, machinist, h. 365 Lafay- 

ete ave. 

Seaman, James M., joiner, bds. 161 Cass. 

Seaman, John D., lake captain, h. 59 La- 

brosse. 

Searle, Daniel C., carpenter, h. 62 Harrison 

ave. 

Sears, Asa B., builder, h. w. s. Woodward 

ave., bet. Campbell and Parsons. 

Sears, Julian (wid. Ithmer), h. e. s. Mount 

Hope ave., bet. Ash and Myrtle. 

Sears, W ~lliam H., brickmaker, office 36 

Micliigan rtve., h. Hamtramck. 

Searing, William R., bookkeeper, bds. 47 

Fort w. 

Seaton, Henry, sailor, bds. Emmet House. 

Seaton, John, clerk, h. 154 Benton. 

Seaton, ftobert (Seaton & Ritchie), h. o. 19 

n. 21 eeorge. 

SEATON & RITCEIIE (Robert Seaton and 

Thomas Ritchie), buildels, n. w. cor. 

Cass and Spencer. (See adv.) 

Seaver, Charles, laborer, h. 220 Eighteenth. 

Seat-er, Herman, shoemaker, bds. Eight- 

eenth, nr. Michigan ave. 

Sebary, Thomas, engineer, h. 263 Sixth. 

Sebe, Henry, tailor, h. 102 Napoleon. 

Seber, Martin, laborer, h. 486 Lasalle ave. 

Sebill, Julius, laborer, bds. Washington 

House, Woodbridge w. 

Secomb, John L. (J. L. Secornb 6r; Co)., h. 

324 Kiopelle. 

SECOMB, J. L., & CO. (John L. Secomb and 

James Dewey), spring bed manfrs., foot 

Itiopelle. (See ads.) 

Secord, Napoleon, laborer, bds. 20 Nine- 

teenth. 

Sedlow, Gilbert, shoemaker, h. 269 Clin- 

ton. 

Sedlow. Joseph, shoemaker, h. 205 Cro- 

ghan. 

Sedlow, Louis, shoemaker, h. 370 Cro- 

ghan. 

Seefred, John C., carpenter, h. 195 Fort e. 

Seefred, Silas S., clerk, bds. 195 Fort e. 

Seegsr, Frederick, blacksmith, bds. 186 

Rivard. 

Seeger, Frederick, carpenter, h. 116 Cath- 

arine. 

Seeger, Frederick, jr., printer, bds. 116 

Catharine. 

Seeger, George, laborer, h. 292 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Seeley, Daniel, furniture, 130 and 132 Gris- 

wold, h. same. 

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Seeley, Henry, beer peddler, h. 468 Fifth. 

Seeley, John, furniture, h. 152 Michigan 

ave. 

Seeley, Merritt, route agent A. M. U. Espress 

Co., bds. 87 Washington ave. 

Seely, James M., perfumer, 263 and 265 


Seely, Marcus A., traveling agent, h. 282 

Randolph. 

Seereiter, John, billiard rooms, Russell 

House, h. o. 95 n. 115 Croghan. 

Seereiter, John, jr., bds. o. 95 n. 115 Croghan. 

Sefner, John, carpenter, 11. 428 Croghan. 

Seg, Simon, porter, h. 153 Woodward ave. 

Segan, John, laborer, h. 110 Seventeenth. 

Segden, -- Frederick, stonecutter, h. 109 RUSsell. 

- - 

Seibert, Allgust, brakeman M. C. R. R., h. 

lG'2 Napoleon. 

Seibert, Henry, cigarmaker, h. 419 James. 

Seibert, John, shoemaker, h. 184 Clinton. 

Seibert, William, stonecutter, h. 151 Antietam. 

Seible, Philip, laborer, h. 136 Division. 

Seichmann, Jacob, carpenter, h. 101 Whitney. 

Seidel, Christian, cigarmaker, h. 176 Napolet 

)n. 

Seidig, August, teamster, h. 29 National 

ave. 

Seife, Anthony, laborer, h. w. s. Fourteenth, 


Seifert, John, hackman, h. 296 Macomb. 

Seifert, Julius, bds. Hotel Mauch. 

Seigel, Gottieb, vegetables, 16 City Hall 

market, h. suburbs. 

Seila.mer, Mrs. Catharine, h. 537 Clinton 

ave. 

Seiler, Jacob, carpenter, h. 199 Clinton. 

Seiler, John L.,gardener. h. e. s. Mayberry 

ave., bet. Myrtle and Magnolia. 

Seitz, Charles B., woodturner, h. 215 Larned 

e. 

Seitz, Frederick L. (I?. L. Seitz & Co.), h. 50 


Seitz, George, Yankee notions, 150 Macomb, 

h. same. 

Seitz, George F., h. 58 Russell. 

Seitz, John H. (F. L. Seitz & Co.), h. o. 136 


Seitz, Lorenz, h. 116 RSullett. 

Seitz, F. L., & Co. (Frederick L. and John H. 

Seitz), bankers, 53 GFriswold. 

Seiz, Jos .*ph, tailor, h. 131 Bronson. 

Selak, Martin, insurance agent, h. 467 St 

Antoine. 

Seleno, Andrew, harnessmaker, h. 19 Pros. 

pect . 

Sell, Daniel, carpenter, h. 62 Hsrrison ave. 

Seller, Frederick, carpenter, h. 63 WTilkins. 

Sellin, Adolph, cabinetmaker, h. 298 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Selling, Louis, tobacco dealer, 292 Woodward 

ave., h. same.

360 SEL CLARK'S DETROIT SHA 

NEW YORE 

Liffe~ Inis~c.aww 

- E~rn;pamy~ 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLON IUeELROF, DIanager and Agency Snpt., 


Seltzer, George, butcher, bds. 115 Randolph. 

Selvice, John, bookkeeper, bds. 120 Congress 

w. 

Sernenek, Peter, tailor, h. 199 Marion. 

Sen~pry, Bernard, sailor, h. s. e. cor. Grove 


Sems, Charles, carpenter, h. 345 Rlullett. 

Seaador, Anthony, h. s. w. cor. Lasalle ave. 

and Linden. 

Senftleben, Charles, carpenter, h. n. w. cor. 

Eighteenth and Pine. 

Senecle, Alphonse, painter, h. 543 Clinton 

ave. 

Senecle, Henry, painter, h. 530 Macomb. 

Senecle, John, bds. 543 Clinton ave. 

Seneoh, William, yardman Russell House, 

bds. same. 

Senninger, Nicholas, cooper, saloon, 359 


SenryucB, Felix, laborer, h. 13 Jefferson 

ave. 

Senter, Peter, shipcarpenter, h. o. 466 n. 

488 Woodbridge e. 

Seorll, George (col'd), plasterer, h. 157 Lafayette. 

Sequin, Louis, boatowner, h. 459 Macomb. 

Serenberg, Christian, clerk P. O., h 7 

Sixth. 

Seroff. Frederick, gardener, h. 375 Seventeenth. 

Sertmann, Robert, shoemaker, h. 271 Hastings. 

.Serveme, Eugene, laborer, bds. 135 National 

ave. 

Servise. John, bookkeeper, bds. 220 Congress 

w. 

Setler, Albertine (wid. John), h. 119 Clinton. 

Seurenck, Peter, laborer, h. n. w. cor. St. 

Aubin ave. and Larned. 

Severd, John, shipcarpenter, h. 280 Franklin. 

Sevigne, Louis, Supt. Rlichigan Bolt and 

Nut Co., h. Adams aye., cor. Brush. 

Sewald, John, clerk, bds. 138 Sherman. 

Sewell, Augustus R., Custom House officer, 

bds. Purdy's Hotel. 

Sexton, Cornelius, with R. Bronson, h. 55 

Wayne. 

Seston, Elmina (wid.), h. 69 Walnut. 

Seston, John, gardener, h. 215 Nineteenth. 

Sexton, John, machinist, bds. 55 Wayne. 

Seston, Jolin M., carbuilder, bds. 78 Wayne. 

Seyforth, Edward, cigarmaker, h. 1'75 James. 

Seyforth, Henry, cigarmaker, h. 65 Clinton 

aTe. 

Seymour, Abraham, caulker. h. 461 Magomb. 

Seymour, Alfred, shipcarpenter, h. 57'? Larned 

e. 

Seymour, Arba M., bookkeeper, h. 61 Sibley. 

Seymour, August, fa] mer, bds. s. e. corner 

Mary and St. Aubin ave. 

Seymour, George, carpenter, h. 203 Maple. 

Sliackleford, Henderson (col'd), tanner, h. 

94 Brewster. 

Sllackleton, Richard, clerk, bds. Franklin 

Hcuse. 

Shader, Catharine (col'd-wid. Lord), h. 361 

Macomb. 

Shaenert, Frederick, carpenter, h. 215 Whitney. 

Shafer, Ellen, dressmaker, h. 5 Park Place. 

Shafer, Frederick, painter, bds. 279 Montcdm 

e. 

Sha,?r, Joseph W. (col'd), coachman, h. 147 

Lafayette. 

Sliaffer, Andrew, sawyer, bds. 206 Crogllan. 

Shafer, Philip, laborer, h. s. s. Holden Road, 

e. G. T. R. crossing. 

Shahan, Catharine (wid. Michael), h. 156 

Seventh. 

Shahm, Daniel, laborer, h. 253 Porter. 

Shallow, Ambrose, watchman M. S. R.. R., 

h. 8 Glass Row, Maple. 

Shanahan, John, teamster, h. s. w. corner 

Fourth and Vine. 

Shanahan, Patrick, weighmaster, h. 215 

Fifth. 

Shank, Christopher, grocer, 486 Macomb, h. 

same. 

Shanness, Michael, mason, bds. 109 Cherry. 

Shannessy, James, carriagepainter, h. o. 131 

n. 165 Adams ave. e. 

Shannessy, Timothy, laborer, h. n. w. cor. 

Seventh and Plum. 

Shannon, James, machinist, h. 64 Jones. 

Shannon, Mary (wid, James), h. 258 Seventh. 

Shannon, Patrick, plasterer, h. 360 Michigan 

ave. 

Shannon, Richard, moulder, bds. 333 Michigan 

ave. 

Shano, George, laborer, 11.111 Antietam. 

Shapeton, Anthony, plasterer, h. 84 Antietam. 

Shapeton, Mary (wid. Henry), h. 356 Macomb. 

Shappa, .Charles, shoemaker, hds. w. s. 

Woodward ave., bet. Base Ball Grounds 

and Holden Road. 

Share, Moses A., joiner, h. 485 Cass ave. 

Sharqn, Angeline (wid. Michaelj, h. o. 266 

n. 292 St. Antoine. 

Sharon, Henry, laborer, h. 206 High. 

Sharon, Henry, machinist, h. 109 Antietam. 

Sharo~i, Marcel (Burns & Sharon), bds. 4 

Beaubien. 

Sharp, Chauncey, laborer, bds. 304 Second. 

Sharp, George H., carpenter, h. 231 Fifth. 

Sharp, John, carpenter, h. 304 Second. 

Sharp, Lucinda (wid.), h. 22 Howard.

SRA CITY DIRECTORY. SHE 361 

Sharp, Richard, engineer, h. 135 Harrison Shay, Honora (wid. John), h. 84 Orchard. 

ave. 

Shay, Michael, laborer, h. 184 Cherry. 

Shattuck, Alfred L., clerk, h. 79 Howard. Shay, Michael, laborer, h. alley rear 173 

Shaughnessy, Mary (wid. William), h. 91 Fourth. 

Michigan aye. 

Shay, Patrick, clerk Peoples Despatch, bds. 

Shaughnessy, Michael, laborer, h. 754 Fort Antisdel House. 

west. 

Shay, Roger, shoemaker, bds. 32 Wood- 

Shauglmessy, Patrick, blacksmith, h. 155 bridge w. 

Orleans. 

Shay, Timothy, drayman, h. 316 Third. 

Shaughnessy, Patrick, cooper, b. 251 Mul- Shea, John, laborer. h. 180 Franklin. 

lett. 

Shea, John, shoemaker, h. 118 Riopelle. 

Shaver, David, laborer, h. Springwells, nr. Shear, Charles, carpenter, h. 251 Clin- 

G. T. Junction. 

ton. 

Shaver, Timothy, laborer, bds. cor. Tenth Shear, Frederick, laborer, h. e. s. Lasalle 

and Woodbridge 

ave., nr. Buchanan. 

Shavlin, Michael, grocer, s. w. cor. Michigan Shear, Harmon, restaurant, M. C. R. R. deave. 

and Sixteenth, 11. same. 

pot, h. 70 Howard. 

Shaw, Albert E., lumber, h. 279 Howard. Shearer, Mitze, laborer, h. Washington 

Shaw, Alfred W., bds Michigan Exchange. bet. Eighteenth and Nineteenth. 

Shaw, Andrew, cierk, h. 116 Cherry. Shearer, Peter, laborer, h. Eighteenth, bet. 

Shaw. Chester J., salesman, bds. 94 Michi- Fort and Howard. 

gan ave. 

Shebe, Joseph, ashpeddler, h. e. s. Fifteenth, 

Shaw, Daniel L., saddler, 94 Michigan ave., nr. Hazel. 

h. same. 

Sheedy, Thomas, laborer, h. 133 Twenty- 

Shaw, Frank, engineer, h. 334 Fort e. third. 

Shaw, George Lt., student, bds. 52 Columbia Sheeha, John, laborer, h. Third, bet. Abbott 

west. 

and Porter. 

Shaw, Henry H., clerk, bds. 22 Macomb. Sheehan, Catharine (wid. Timothy), h. 60 

Shaw, James, engineer M. S. R. R., h. s. s. State. 

Elin, nr. Grand River. 

Sheehan, Daniel, shipbroker, Brady's Block, 

Shaw, James C., clerk. hds. 293 Larned e. h. 392 Congress e. . 

Shaw, Joseph H., saddler, bds. 94 Michigan Sheehan, James, porter, h. 150 Jones. 

ave. 

Sheehan, James, clerk, bdo. 150 Jones. 

Shaw, Morse S., saddler, bds. 94 Michigan Sheehan, John,, drayman, h. 150 Jones. 

ave. 

Sheehan, Patrick, porkpacker, bds. 79 Por- 

Shaw, Philip, laborer, h. 236 Mullett. ter. 

Shaw, Robert, track repairer M. C. R. R., Sheehan, William, butcher, 80 Porter, h. 18 


same. 

Shaw, Samuel, edgetool manfr., h. 22 Ma- Sheehy, Cornelius, traveling agent, h. 261 

comb. 

Second. 

Shaw-, Samuel, jr., notions, 54 Shelby, h. Sheehy, John, sailor, h. 42 Beech. 

103 Cass ave. 

Sheeler, Andrew, collarmaker, bds. Good- 

Shaw, Thomas M., carpenter, h. 165 Fourth. man House. 

Shaw, Thomas, jr., bds. 165 Fourth. Sheely, Franklin, street car driver, bds. o. 

Shaw, \TTilliam, farmer, h. 52 Columbia w. 173 n. 207 Fourth. 

Shaw, William, painter, h. 97 Columbia Sheen, John M., policeman, h. o. 320 n. 450 

west. 

Third. 

Shaw, William C., machinist, h. 21 Jones. Sheer, Michael, carpenter, h. 9 Harriett. 

Shaw. William H. (Shaw & Marvin), 11. 97 Sheeran, Richard B., bartender, bds. 97 

Elizabeth w. 

Michigan ave. 

Shaw, William El., traveling agent, h. 88 Sheeran, Thomas, billiard room, 97 Michigan 

Labrosse. 


SHAW, WILLIAM S., merchant taiior, Shefferly, Adolph, clerk, bds. Croghtin, bet. 

224 Jefferson ave., h. 17 Croghan. (See Hastings and Kivard. 

ad a:) 

Shefferly, Francis X., bookkeeper, hds. s. s. 

Sliaw & Marvin (William H. Shaw and Croghan. bet. Hastings and Rivard. 

Russell Marvin), wholesale Yankee no- Shefferly, John, carpenter, h. s. s. Croghan, 

tions. 162 Jefferson ave. 

bet. Hastings and Rioard. 

Shay, Anthony, laborer, h. s. w. corner De- Shefferly, John B., crockery and glassware, 

quindre and Lafay ette. 

' 138 and 140 Woodward ave., h. o. 65 n. 

Shay, Daniel, clerk, h. s. s. Jones, bet. 113 Henry. 


Shelby, August, grocer and saloon, 487 

Shay, Edward, laborer, h. 115 Plum. 

1 Grand River, h. 485 same. 

Shay, George, botanic physician, h. near n. Shelden, Allan (Allan Shelden 8t Co.), h. 64 

m. cor. Beaubien and Bronson. 

1 congress w.

-- 

SHE SHO 

Physicians always specify I Sheridan, Thomas, laborer, h. 16 Park 

Place. 

She~dan, Thomas, printer, bds. 88 Larned 

PARKE, JENNINGS eo.,s 

g&ugIJ B,XTBAQ!IJB 

ON PRI.:SCRIPTIONS, 

OTmB Mm~~cTmEs iuAy BE Smp~mD* 

Shelden, Allan, 4%. (Allan ahel- 

den, James L, Edson and George F. 

&loore), wholesale dry goods, 21 and 23 

Woodward am. (See adu.) 

Sheldon, Charles A., commission merchant, 

s. e. cor. Front and Second, h. 237 Con- 

gress e. 

Sheldon, Frank W., salesman, bds. 49 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Sheldon, Garwood T., lawyer, h. 49 Colum- 

bia e. 

Sheldon, Henrietta C. (wid. Edgar B.), teach- 

er Miami ave. school, bds. 60 Miami ave. 

Sheldon, Henry A., omnibus driver, bds. 

Cass House. 

Sheley, Alanson (Farrand, Sheley & Co.), h. 

172 VFToodward ave. 

SHELEY, GEORGE A., wholesale and re- 

tail grocer, 164 Woodward ave., h. 172 

same. 

.Sheley, John, machinist, h. 396 woodbridge 

east. 

Shell, Daniel, brakeman M. C. R. R-, bds. 

242 Seventh. 

Shelle, htoine, carpenter, h. 200 Cro- 

ghan. 

Shelling, George, laborer, h. 226 Calhoun. 

Shelp, Charles, silverplater, 26 Monroe ave., 

h. 218 Napoleon. 

Shemeld. John, bds. 45 Fort e. 

She~k, Rudolph, csrpenter, h. 295 Whit- 

ney. 

Shenre, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 224 Sher- 

man. 

Shepard, Edward P., clerk, bds. 172 Con- 

gress w. 

Shepard, Ellen, invoice clerk, bds. 199 

Woodward ave. 

Shepard, John H., salesman, h. o. 29 n. 33 

Elizabeth w. 

Shephard, Alfred E., booklreeper, bds. Bid- 

dle House. 

Shephard, Edward, clerk, bds. 45 Congress 

west. 

Shephard, Edward, painter, h. s. w. cor. 

Washingbton ave. and Grand River. 

Shephard, Edwin, stonecutter, bds. 578 Cro- 

ghan. 

Shephard, Jane (wid. Francis), h. 139 Ma- 

corn b. 

Shephard, Joseph, clerk, bds. 87 Washing- 

ton ave. 

Shephard, William,' stonecutter, h. 578 Cro- 

ghan. 

Sheron, George, machinist, h. 113 Antietam. 

Sheridan, Frank, laborer, h. 248 Howard. 

east. 

Sherigan, Francis, laborer, h. 248 Howard. 

Sherlock, Ellen (wid. John), h. 138 Larned 

west. 

Sherlock, James, h. 327 Jefferson ave. 

Sherlock, James E., bds. 82 First. 

Sherlock, Mary J. (wid. Edward T.), h. 82 

First. 

Sherlock, Patrick, painter, bds. 260 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Sllerman, James G., conductor M. C. R. R.. 

he Lafayette ape. 

Sherman, John, saloon, 61 Jefferson ave., 

h. same. 

Sherman, L. Albert, editor Daily Post, h. I?' ; 

plum. I 

Sherman, Lucius B., salesman, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

Sherow, Henry, machinist, h. 109 Antie- 

tam. 

Sherratt, George, tailor, bds. 426 Grand , 

River. 

Sherratt, Richard, stairbuilder, h. 81 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Sherrill, Miss Mary, preceptress Detroit Fe- 

male Seminary, bds. 84 Fort w. 

Slierwood, Anson S., lightning rods, h. 190 

Bagg. 

Sherwood, Charles, porter Western Hotel, 

bds. same. 

Sherwood, David B., printer, h. 54 Wayne. 

Sherwood, Minna (wid.), 11. 184 Macorr~b. 

Shibley, Lewis, machinist, h. 211 Elizabeth 

east. 

bhields, Peter, Steward Cass Hotel, bds. 

sarne. 1 

Shiell, Robert, shipping clerk, h. 20 Eliza- 1 

beth w. 1 

Shiels, Michael, moulder, bds. n. w. cor. 


Shifley, Joseph H., tailor, h. o. 66 n. 102 

Division. 

, Shilinger, Frederick, baker, h. 369 Sis- 

teenth. 

Shipman, George E. H., cigarmaker, h. 155 

Division. 

Shipman, Richard A., telegraph as., h. o. 

4 n. 17 Brady. 

Shipman, Roger M., agent Pullman sleeping 

cars, h. 306 Lafayette ave. 

Shippey, Clark W., builder, h. 444 Seventh. 

Shippey, George W., traveling agt., h. 279 

Sixteenth. 

Shleger, Wolf, switchman, h. 11 Beech. 

Shoales, Melanchton, painter, h. 594 Cro- 

@an, 

Shoemaker, Anthony, drayman, h. Division, 

bet. St. Antoine and Beaubien. 

Shombeau, Lawrence H., stonecutter, h. 310 

Croghan. 

Shompia, Sophia (wid. Vitau), h. Wight, 

bet. Walker and Adair.

SHO CITY DIRECTORY. SI'M 363 

- 

Shook, Edgar H., clerk, h. 275 Beaubien. Sickler & Frank (Benjamin E. Sickler and 

Shook, Robert, clerk, h. 43 Palmer. 

Henry A. Frank), druggists, 191 Jefferson 

Shoope, Peter, coremaker, h. 536 Wood- ave. 

bridge e. 

Sidebottom, Peter, butcher, h. 92 Larned 

Shore, Thomas, painter, h. 293 Catharine. west. 

Shotwell, Abel, grocer, cor. Nineteenth and Sieb. Jacob, upholsterer, h. 401 Clinton. 

Alexander, h. same. 

Siegel, John, gardener, h. s. w. cor. St. Jo- 

Showerman Delos (D. Showerman & Co.), ' seph and Stl. Aubin ave. 

res. - - Y~silanti. 

Siegel, Joseph, musician, h. 96 Maple. 

I 

Showerman, Irving, telegraph operator, h. 

1 

Sieger, John, maltster, h. cor. Maple and 

315 Third. 

Showerman,. Walter, clerk, bds. Garrison Sizgd, John G., furrier, h. 223 Cass. 

House. 

Siegrist, Louis, tailor, h. s. e. cor. Grove and 

Showerman, D., & Co. (Delos Showerman, Prospect. 

Henry E. Champion and William R. New- Siehler, Michael, ash peddler, h. 109 Diviskirk), 

commission merchants, 56 Jefferson ion. 

ave. 

Sielaf, Franz, laborer, h. 184 Antietam. 

Shrives, Andrew, h. e. s. Twentieth, bet. Sieorse, John, laborer, h. 435 Maple. 


Siering, Aloys C., locksmith, h. 263 Colum- 

Shuck, Richard, tuckpointer, h. 417 Lafay- bia e. 

ette. 

Sievert, Ernst, shoemaker, h. 264 Brush. 

Shuell, Anthony, moulder, h. n. e. cor. Arch Sievwright, George (Sievwright & Hobart), 

and Crawford. 


Shuell, Anthony, h. s. s. Oak, bet. Seventh STEV WRIGHT & HOBART (George Sievand 

Ninth ave. 

wright and William Hobart), sailmakers, 

Shuell, Ellen {wid. Edward), h. 98 Seventh. dock, bet. Cass and First. (See adv. j 

Shuell. John, boilermaker, h. 2'22 Seventh. Siewert, Louis, wagonmaker, h. 280 Beau- 

Shuell, William, bricklayer, bds. s. s. Oak, bien. 


Siggins, Elizabeth (wid. William), h. 39 

Shuilier, Nellie (wid. Emil), h. 725 Jefferson Church. 

ave. 

Siggins, Louis, chairmaker, bds 39 Church. 

Shuiter, mTilliam, shipcarpenter, h. 480 Siggins, William, chairmaker, bds. 39 

Woodbridge e. 

Church. 

Shulingburgh, John, carpenter, bds. 184 Sigler, Theodore, gilder, bds. 98 Michigan 

Second. 

ave. 

Shultz, Christian, laborer, h. 122 Twen- Sigler, Mrs. Theodore, dressmaking and 

tieth. 

trimmings, o. 96 n. 98 Michigan ave., h. 

Shultz. Henry, matchdipper, h. 263 La- same. 

brosse. 

Si-gmann, Frederick, upholsterer, bds. 101 

Jhul~z, Leopold, laborer, h. e. s. Williams W hitney. 

ave., nr. city limits. 

Sihler, John, saloon, 268 Crogllan, h. same. 

Shultz, Wilhelmina (wid. Charles), bds. Sihler, Ludwig, music teacher, h. 219 La- 

Maria, n. w. cor. Seventh. 

fayette. 

Shuppe, Ferdinand, joiner, h.181 Gratiot. Silberman, Jacob, tobacconist, 69+ Jefferson 

Shurburn, Thomas, liveryman, h. 85 Con- ave., h. 91 Shelby. 

gress e. 

Silberstein, Kallman, Yankee notions, 43 

Sl~ury, Charles, tabacconist, bds. 218 Marion. City Hall market, b. 4 Clinton. 

Shye, James (col'd), ho:tler, bds. 19 Cass. Silinsky, Louis, peddler, h. 186 Macomb. 

Sibley, Charles L., salesman, bds. 60 Grand Silkenstedt, Justus, cigarpacker, h. 32 Har 

River. 

riett. 

Sibley, Anson L , patternmaker, bds. 62 Silks, Walter, farmer, h. s. s. Holden Road, 

Randolph. 

near (3. T. R. crossing. 

Sibley, Col. E. S., bds. Biddle House. Sill, J. M. B., principal Detroit Female Sem- 

Sibley, Frederick B. (B. B. Sibley & Co.), inary, 82 Fort w., h. 84 same. 


Sill, Joseph, carpenter, h. M7ilkins, near 

Sibley, Louis, machinist, h. 211 Elizabeth Beaubien. 

east. 

Silsbee, Chades E. (Tillman, Sillsbee & Co.), 

SIBLEY, F. B., & Co. (Frederick B. Sibley h. 75 John R. 

and Charles Little), lime and stone deal- Silsbee, James W., clerk, bds. 75 John R. 

ers, 292 Atwater. (See ada.) 

Silver, Peter, caulker, h. 36 Dequindre. 

Sickle,Mrs. Frieda, milliner and dressmaker, Simmons, Alfred A. (Simmons, CIough & 

114 Randolph, h. same. 

Co.), h. 26 Madison ave. 

Sickle, Solomon, h. 114 Bandolph. 

Simmons, Bridget (wid. Nicholas), h. 274 

Sickler, Benjamin E., druggist, 162 Wood- Montcalm e. 

ward ave., k. 116 George. 

Simmons, C. M., clerk, h. 138 Orleans.

364 SIM CLARK'S DETROIT SKI 

NEW YORE 

1 Simpson, James, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 

' 111Howard. 

Simpson, John (col'd), teamster, h. 132 

Clinton. 

Simpson, John F., saloon, 46 St. Aubin ave., 

h. same. 

SOLON McELROY, 3Iaoager aud Agency Sopt., Simpson, Louis, carpenter, bds. 215 Rivard. 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Simpson, Lyon L., clerk, bds. 85 Adams 

ave. e. 

Simmons, Frederick J. (Simmons, Clough & Simpson, William H. (col'd), cook, h. 381 

Co.), bds. 26 Madison ave. 

Maple. 

Simmons, George, check clerk, h. n. e. cor. Sinclair, Alexander, grocer, n. w. cor. Park 

Hastings and Elizabeth. 

and Sproat, h. same. 

Simmons, George, printer, h. 93 St. An- Sinclair, John, butcher, bds. Brighton 

toine. 

House. 

Simmons, Solomon, clothing, 139 Jefferson Sinclair, John, clerk, bds. Crawford, n. 


Grand River. 

Simmons, William, laborer, h. Twelfth, n. Sinclair, John, lake captain, h. 94 Brai- 

Baker. 

nard. 

Simmons, William, mate, h. 612 Seventh. Sinclair, John, laborer, h. 69 Franklin. 

Simmons, Clough & Co. (Alfred A. Sim- Sinclair, Peter, painter, h. n. e. cor. Vine 

mons, James E. Clough, Granville Wood and Crawford. 

and Frederick J. Simmons), manfrs. cabi- Sinclair, Robert, salesman, bds. n. w. cor. 

net organs, 15 Miami ave. 

Park and Sproat. 

Simms, Alesa*nder, laborer, h. 120 Jones. Singer, Mrs. Mary. vegetables, 25 City Hall 

Simms, Allen (col'd), laborer, h. 580 Ma- market, h. 133 Macomb. 

comb. 

Sinick, George, laborer, s. e. cor. Fifth and 

Simms, John, gardener, bds. 86 Fort w. Rlarcy . 

Simms, John (col'd), waiter Michigan Es- Sink, John E., carpenter, h. 51 Brady. 


Sinn, Augustus, laborer, h. 283 Brush. 

Simms, William, clerk, bds. 211 Catharine. Sinn, Charles, blacksmith, h. 29 Twenty- 

Simon, Julius, prof: music, 11. 262 Beau- second. 

bien. 

Sinnasack, Gilbert, printer, h. 200 Gtris- 

Simon, David, peddler, h. o. 182 n. 158 Xul- wold. 

lett. 

Sinnock, Walter, laborer, bds. o. 13 n. 41 

Simon, Nicholas, tanner, bds. 235 Nullett. Charlotte. 

Simon, Peter, tanner, h. o. 230 n. 278 Ma- Sinnock, William, porter, h. 148 Park. 

ple. 

Sinz, Anton, tailor, bds. 121 Clinton. 

Simon, Sigmund (S. Simon & Co.), h. 152 Sinz, Christian, jeweler, bds. 121 Clinton. 

Woodward avs. 

Sinz, Fridolin, shoemaker, bds. 121 Clinton. 

Simon, Sigmund, jr., salesman, bds. 152 Sinz, Joseph, painter, h. 132 Clinton. 

Woodward ave. 

Sisco, Abraham, painter, bds. 229 Mont- 

Simon, S., & Co. (Si,pund Simon and Hen- calm e. 

riette Jacobson), drygoods and Yankee Sisman, Otto, laborer, h. 591 Larned e. 

notions, 152 Woodward ave. 

Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, 

Simonds, George D., printer, bds. 69 Beau- 169 Larned e. 

bien. 

Sittig, Judall, h. 136 Congress e. 

Simonds, Sumner J., undertaker, h. 47 Co- Sitz, George, fancy goods, h. 160 Macomb. 

lumbia w. 

Siveke, Louis, cigarmaker, 3 Franklin, h. 

Simons, George B., bookkeeper, bds. 43 Con- same. 

gress e. 

Sjoestedt, ,Antoine, blacksmith, h. 342 La- 

Simons, Jacob, tanner, h. 311 Lafayette. fayette. 

Simons, Peter H., cooper, 281 Michigan Skelding, Daniel, conductor M. C. R. R., h. 



Simonton, Alfred, carpenter, h. o. 12 n. 112 Skelton, James, gardener, h. Prospect, near 

Division. 

Superior. 

Simpson, A., clerk, bds. Franklin House. ~kelton, Jordon, gardener, h. Prospect, nr. 

Simpson, Andrew, laborer, h. 194 Abbott. Su~erior. 

Simpson, Charles, laborer, h. n. w. cor. ~kerhtt, John, clerk, bds. 73 Elizabeth w. 

Eighteenth and W oodbridge. 

Skiff. Walter C. (H. P. Baldwin & Co.), bds. 

Simpson, David J., mariner, bds. 29 5 Con- 45 Congress w. 

gress e. 

Skillington, Thomas, shoemaker, h. rear 63 

Simpson, Frederick, laborer, bds. 9 Front. Jones. 

Simpson, Halsey, brakeman M. C. B. R., h. Skillman, Isaac (col'd), laborer, h. 58 Clin- 

219 Howard. 

ton. 

B

sE(I CITY DIRECTORY. SMI 365 

Skinner, Beecher (Daily Union Co.), h. 53 Sloman, Mas, skins, h. 13 Miami ave. 

George. 

Slout, John, cooper, bds. 55 Howard. 

Skinner, Edmin A., Assistant Paymaster M. Slgke, Itesler, clerk, h. o. 107n.129 George. 

C. H. R., h. 114 St. Antoine. 

Smadmer, William, preacher, h. o. 413 n. 

Skinner, Eugene, attorney, 8 and 9 Seitz 501 Larned e. 

Block, bds Biddle House. 

Smale, William, painter, h. 160 hfacomb. 

Skinner, Frederick F., clerk M. C. R. R., Small, Frances (wid. Charles), h. 79 Miami 


ave. 

Skinner, Henry W., bookkeeper, bds. 114 Smalley, Darwin, h. 197 Congress e. 

St. Antoine. 

Smalley, Darwin A., clerk Biddle House, 

Slack, Charles E., shipping agent, bds. 12 bds, same. 

Montcalm w. 

Smediey, Jackson (col'd), porter, 21. 284 

Slack, John R., baker, h. s. s. Grand River, Watson. 

nr. Twelfth 

Smelz, Henry, cigarmaker, h. nr. cor. Pearl 

Slackford, Edward T., capt.ain, h. 50 Sibley. and Russell. 

Sladden, Thomas, sailor, h. 460 Macomb. Smetzer, John, mason, h. 369 Juliette. 

Slade, Ira. conlmission merchant, 4 Russell Stlietzer, Peter, laborer, h. 369 Juliette. 

House Block, h. 55 Grand River. Smi;, Charles, carpenter, h. w. s. Crawford, 

Slater, Gilbert H., sailmaker, h. 59 Six- bet. Bingham and Lgsander. 

teenth. 

Smiley, Delevan P., clerk, bds. 316 Congress 

Slater, James M., h. o. 71 n. 75 Adams ave. east. 

west. 

Smit, Isaac M., pawnbroker, 85 Randolph, 

Slater, John, clerk, bds. Eisenlord'a Hotel. h. same. 

Slater, John, clerk, bds. 73 Adams ave. w. Smit, Joseph M., clothing, 100 Nichigan 

Slater, Thomas, laborer, h. s. s. Benton,bet. ave., h. same. 

Brush and Beaubien. 

Smit, Mathias, butcher, h. 384 Juliette. 

Slater, William J., insurance agent, h. 108 Smit, Moses J., clothing and furnishing 

National ave. 

goods, 24 Monroe ave., li. same. 

Slater, William J., jr., student, bds. 108 Na- Smith, Abijah IV., Deputj- Collector custional 

ave. 

toms, h. o. 15 n. 40 Centre. 

Slater. Jacob, shoemaker, bds. 80 Front. Smith, Adalbert E. (Smith Brothers), h. 370 

Slattery, Jeremiah, farmer, bds. n. s. Grand Howard. 

Kiver. nr. tollgate. 

Smith, Albert, agent, h. 231 Fort e. 

Slattery, John, farmer, h. n. s. Grand River, Smith, Albert C., bookkeeper, bds. 501 

nr. tollgate. 

Woodward ave. 

Slattery, John, laborer, h. 1060 Michigan Smith, Albert C., machinist, h. 307 Lafayave. 

ette ave. 

Slattery, Michael, farmer, bds. n. s. Grand Smith, Allen, carpenter, h. 355 Russell. 

Riv~r, nr. tollgate. 

Smith, Ann (mid. James), boarding, h. 23 

Slaughter, Mrs. Ellen (col'd), h. 55 Mullett. Washington ave. 

Slawson, Alonzo L., printer, h. 435 Hast- Smith; Anna bf. (wid. John), seamstress, h. 

ings. 

19 Miami ave. 

Slawson, John L., fireman M. C. R. R., bds. Smith, A. Harvey, physician, 280 JeEerson 



Sleeper, Daniel, mechanic, h. 125 Michigan Smith, A. Judson, clerk, h. 14 Beech. 

ave. 

Smith, Applet.on 31., acsistant editor Penin- 

Sleman. John J., carriagemaker, bds. 4.22 su?ar Herald, bds. Franklin House. 

Lafayette. 

Smith, Benjamin (col'd). sailor, h. n. e. cor. 

Sleinmetz, Anthony, rno~ddin~paker, +h. St. Antoine and Benton. 

293 Chestnut. 

Smith, Bernard, laborer, h. 24 Michigan 

Slevin, Andrew, machinist, bds. 321 Con- ave. 

gress w. 

Smith, Bradford, real estate and insurance 

Sligh, James M., clerk Custom House, bds. agent, Burchard Block, Griswold, h. 180 

56 Adalns ave. e. 

Lafay ette ave. 

Sloan, Ann &I. (wid. John), h. 129 Adams Smith, Mrs. Catharine, millinery and fancy 

ave. e. 

goods, 249 Jefferson ave., h. same. 

Sloan, Barnard, engineer, h. 379 Franklin. Smith, Charles, blacksmith, bds. Perkins' 

Sloan, John A., captain, h. 127 Adams ave. Hotel. 

east. 

Smith, Charles, carpenter, h. 323 Macomb. 

SLOCOM, CHARLES A., birds, 288 Wood- 

1 Smith, Charles, carpenter, h. 49 Prospect. 

ward ave., h. 135 Michigan ave. (See adv.) Smith. Charles, cigarmakt:r, .h. 408 Clinton. 

Slocom, James, baggageman M. C. E. E., h. Smith, Charles, machinist, bds. 111 Fitth. 


Smith, Charles, painter, h. 12 Catharine. 

Slocum, Addie (wid. George), bds. 158 How- Smith, Charles, tailor, h. s. s. Franklin, e. 

ard. 

Brush,

366 EM1 ~ K ' DETROIT S 

SMI 


OfBee, 314 Cass Avenue, 

LABORATORY, C'OBhER BEI\'BI AhD CLIFFORD STREETS 

(Take Woodw7ard Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - MICHIGtAN- 

Smith Charles (col'd), waiter, bds. 175 

Clinton. 

Smith, Charles H. (Pingree & Smith), bds. 


Smith, Charles M., porter, h. 83 Elmwood 

ave. 

Smith, Charles T., salesman, bds. 254 Lafayette 

ave. 

Smith, Christian J., laborer, bds. Sixteent.h, 

bet. Michigan ave. and Grand Hiver. 

Smith, Daniel, painter, bds. 42 Croghan. 

Smith, Daniel, fireman, h. 242 Antietam. 

Smith, Darwin B., news and fruit depot, s. 

e. cor. Third and Front, bds. foot Third. 

Smith, David, teamster, h. rear 98 Brush. 

Smith, Elijah (Smith, Doolittle & Co), Pres. 

Michigan Bolt & Nut Co., h. 461 Jeffer- 

*on ave. 

Smith, Elizabeth, h. w. s. Tillman ave., bet. 

Michigan ave. and Butternut. 

Smith, Emily, vestmaker, h. 69 Columbia 

west. 

Smith, Eugene, physician, 258 Jefferson 


Smith, Eugene A., painter, h. 40 Maple. 

Smith, E. Burnham (E. B. Smith & Co.), 

bds. 48 Stimson. 

Smith, Miss Emma M., school teacher, bds. 

70 Lewis. 

Smith, Eugene P., blacksmith, h. 305 

Third. 

Smith, E. Willard, architect, 108 Griswold, 

res. Grosse Isle. 

Smith, Frank, carpenter, bds. 6 Pearl. 

Smith, Frank, cigarstripper, bds. n. w. cor. 

Michigan ave. and Sixth. 

Smith, Frank, carriage painter, bds. 83 Congress 

e. 

Smith, Frank G. (M. S. Smith & Co.), h. o. 

11 n. 35 Winder. 

Smith, Frederick G., bookkeeper, bds. 461 


Smith, George, agent, h. w. s. Woodward 

ave., bet. Campbell and Parsons. 

Smith, George, clerk, bds. s. e. cor. Wayne 

and Larned. 

Smith, George, laborer, h. 146 Twentieth. 

Smith, George (col'd), porter, h. 306 Macomb. 

Smith, George, telegraph operator D. & M. 

R. R., bds. 26 Fort e. 

Smith, George (col'd), waiter, bds. 175 Clinton. 

Smith, George Ad., bookkeeper, bds. 283 Jefferson 

ave. 

Smith, George B., agt. Alabaster Works, foot 

First, h. 327 Ho~vard. 

Smith, George H., student, bds. 70 Lewis. 

Smith, George H. (Pease & Smith), bds. 


Smith, George Ii., h. 97 Elizabeth e. 

Smith, Gottlieb, plasterer, h. 15 Silver. 

Smith, Hamilton E., physician, 133 Jefferson 

are., bds. 47 Fort w. 

Smith, Harris, cabinetmaker, h. 358 Seventh. 

Smith, Henry, bartender, bds. 279 Jefferson 

ave. 

Smith, Henry, saloon, instructor on guitar, 

basement 183 Randolph, h. same. 

Smith, Henry, saloon, 79 Congress e., h. 

same. 

Smith, Henry, produce dealer, h. n. e. cor. 

Michigan ave. and Third. 

Smith, Henry, laborer, bds. 21 German. 

Smith, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 167 Beaubien. 

Smith, Henry, tanner, h. 720 Nacomb. 

Smith, Henry, treas. Detroit Chair Factory, 


Smith, Henry, tinsmith, bds. 86 Clinton. 

Smith, Henry, laborer, 11.102 Larned w. 

Smith, Henry A., bds. City Hotel. 

Smi tli. Henry D., bookkeeper, bds. Finney 's 

Hotel. 

Smith, Henry H., dentist, 163 Woodward 

ave., bils. Russell House. 

Smitlr, H. H. H. C., lumber dealer, 268 Atwater, 

h. 7SD Jefferson ave. 

Smith, Hubbard, painter, bds. 321 Congress 

west. 

Smith, Hubbard (Smith, Cook & Co.), h. 29 

Elizabeth w. 

Smith, Hugh, laborer, h. 85 Franklin. 

Smith, Ira A., salesman, bds. 199 Woodward 

ave. 

Smith. Isaac A. (Smith Brothers), bds. 3'70 

Howard. 

Smith, Jacob (col'd), laborer, h. 425 Lafayette. 

Smith, James, drapan, bds. n. w. cor. Fort 


Smith, James, fireman, h. 71 Fifteenth. 

Smith, James, hotel clerk, Ms. Mansion 

House. 

Smith,, James, laborer, bds. 295 Third. 

Smith, James, laborer, bds. 45 Fort e. 

Smith, James S., salesman, h. 125 Elizabeth 

east. 

Smith, Miss Janet, clerk, bds. 182 Catharine. 

Smith, Mrs. Janet, midwife, h. 182 Catharine. 

Smith, John, blacksmith, bds. 365 Ciinton. 

Smith, John, carpenter, bds. o. 154 n. 156 

Woodbridge e. 

Smith, John, carpenter, h. 117 Chene. 

Smith, John, clerk, bds. 286 Seventeenth. 

Smith, John, drayman, h. 230 Porter. 

Smith, John, gardener, h ,149 Thirteen-and-ahalf.

SMI CITY DIRECTORY. SMI 367 

Smith, John, grocer and saloon, 822 Michigan 


Smith, John, housemover, h. 147 Cass. 

Smith, John, laborer, h. 447 Catharine. 

Smith, John, diver, h. 162 Larned e. 

Smith, John, porkcutter, h. 348 Juliette. 

Sll~ith, John, laborer, h. s. s. Maria, bet. 

Sisth and Seventh. 

Smith, John, laborer, h. 384 Juliette. 

Smith, Jolin, laborer, 11. 434 Fort e. 

Smith, John, mason, 11.40 Seventh. 

Smith, John, moulder, 11. 728 Maconlb. 

Sniith, John, moulder, h. 341 Fort e. 

Smith, John, musician, h. 249 Jefferson 

ave. 

Smitlr, John, peddler, bds. 24 Chestnut. 

Smith, John, plasterer, 21.335 Itiopelle. 

Smith, John, teamster, h. 1SG Fort e. 

Snzitl~, John, teamster, bds. 187 Lariled e. 

Smith, John, wago~lllaker, h. 1'74 Third. 

Smitlr, John (col'd j, waiter Russell House, 

bds. same. 

Smith, John A., huckster, 66 City Hall 

market, h. 313 Cass ave. 

Srnit,li, John B., laborer, h. 544 Woodbridge 

west. 

Smith, John C., physician, 182 Catharine, h. 

same. 

Snlitll, John J., clerk? h. 453 Seventh. 

Smith, John, jr., moulder, bds. 341 Fort e. 

Smith, John, M., laborer, h. rear 2G2 Franklin. 

Smith, John Thomas, clerk, bds. 70 Lewis. 

Smith, John T., engineer, h. 30;) Third. 

Smith, John T., clerk at Allan Shelden & 

Co.'s, h. Henry. 

SMITH, JOHK V., arcliitect, 10 Merrill 

Block, h. n. e. cor. Third anci Ledyard. 

(See ndu.; 

Smith, John W., shoemaker, h. 68 Henry. 

Smitli, John w., shoemaker, h. 257 Fourth. 

Smith, John W., painter, bds. 181 Beech. 

Smith, John W., painter, bds. 235 Bates. 

Smith, Jonas, shipcarpen er, h. 313 Mullett. 

Smith, Jordan, brushmaker, bds. 6 Pearl. 

Smitlr, Joseph, agt., h. 14"Jherry. 

Smith, Joseph, gilder, bds. s. s. IAarned, nr. 

Shelby. 

Smith, Joseph, grocer, n. e. cor. Henry 

(and Park, h. same. 

Smith, Joseph, laborer, h. Columbia e. 

, Sniith, Joseplr (col'd), laborer, h. 269 Cath- 

! arine. 

Smith, Joseph. laborer, h. 389 Mary. 

Smit.h, Joseph, shoemaker, h. 34 Park. 

Smith, Josliua W. (Smith & Guiterman), 


Smitli. Julius, shoemaker, h. 34 Henry. 

Smith, Leamond, check clerk, bds. 256 Sisth. 

Snrith, Leliman, laborer, h. rear 182 Sixth. 

Sniith, Louise (wid. VVilliam), h. 148 Chestnut. 

Smith, Lucien A. (Burns & Smith), bds. 390 


Smith, Lucy, dressmaker, bds. 413 Fifth. 

Smith, Lyman B., salesman, h. s. s. Catharine, 


Smith, Margaret, vestmaker, h. 69 Columbia 

west. 

Smith, Maria (wid John), h. 70 Lewis. 

Smith, Martin S. (M. S. Smith & Co.), h. 74 

Congress w . 

Smitil,Milo A.,cashier Detroit Chair Factory, 

bds. 670 Jefferson aye. 

Smith, Mortimer L. (Slleldon Smith & Son), 

bds. 22 Macomb ave. 

Smith, Mrs. (wid. Sheldon), h. 28 Macomb 

ave. 

SmitJi, Nathaniel, refreshments, 78 City 

Hall market, 11. 133 Miclrigan ave. 

Smith: Nelson, 11. 206 Brush. 

Smith, Nelson Rf. (Smith & Gabriel), bds. 

154 Grand Kiver. 

S>IIrI'H. 0. G., architect, bds. Howard House. 

(Bee adv.) 

Smitlr, Peter, butter, 39 City Hall market, 

11. 269 Park. 

Smith, Peter, fireman steamer No. 5, h. 433 

Larned e. 

Smith, Peter, laborer, h. 432 Eighteenth. 

Smith, Peter, laborer, h. 169 Macomb. 

Smith, Peter, painter, h. n. e. cor. Fort and 

Hastings. 

Smith, Peter, sawyer, h. 259 Labrosse. 

Smith, Peter, peddler,h. n. e. cor. Mt. Hope 

ave. and Ash. 

Smith, Peter J., laborer, h. 389 Marion. 

Snlit11, Ralph C. (Smith & Reeve), h. n. e. 

cor. Woodward ave. and Brady. 

Smith, Robert (col'd), cook, h. 167 Mullett. 

Smith, Robert B. (col'd), mason, h. 133 

Catharine. 

Smith, Robert M., h. 21 Eighteenth. 

Smith, Samuel A., baker, h. 14S Brewster. 

Smith, Sanford A., watchmaker, h. 48 Larned 

e. 

Smith, Sanford R. (A. B. Hinman & Clo.), h. 

501 Flroodward ave. 

Smith, Sarah, teacher new Ninth Ward 

school, bds. 126 Howard. 

Smith, Mrs. Sarah, h. 504 Lafayette. 

Smith, Sarah A. (wid. Andrew), h. 397 Ma. 

comb. 

Smith, Seth, dry goods and groceries, 377 

and 379 Grand River, h. same. 

Smith, Seth E., bookkeeper, bds. 379 Grand 

River. 

Srnith, Sidney D., teacher at Goldsmith's, 

bcis. Nicliols' House. 

Smitll, Stanley B., bookkeeper, bds. Ham- 

- tramck. 

Smith, Stephen, laborer, h. 399 Twelfth. 

Smith, Stephen (Stephen Smith & Co.), h. 

254 L~lfay ette ave. 

Smith, Stephen F. (Stephen Smith & Co.), 

bds. 254 Lafay ette ave. 

Smith, Stephen H., moulder, h. 190 Napoleon. 

Smith, S. T., house physician Harper HOBpital, 

bds. same.

NEW YORX 

BEfe Frn~~~amm - Clonpajmy. 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLOX JIcELROF, Manager and Agency Snpt,, 


Smith, Stephen W., salesman, bds. 501 

Woodward are. 

Smith, Theodore (col'd), coachman, h. 89 

Laf'ayette. 

Smith, Thomas, drayman, h. n. s. Labrosse, 

bet. Xintlr ave. and Tenth. 

Smith, Miss Virginia Bf., school teacher, 


Smith, C'Vashiisgton (col'd), porter, h. 151 

Crogl~an. 

Smith, William, blacksmith. h. s. s. Catharine, 


Smith, William, butcher, 137 Woodbridge 

w., 11. same. 

Smith, William, butcher, h. 724 Woodbridge 

west. 

Smith, William, butcher, h. 556 Woodbridge 

w. 

Smith, William, builder, h. w. s. Second, 

bet. Ledyard and Bag. 

Smith, William, carpenter, h. 243 Fifth. 

Smith, ~Villiarn, carver, bds. n. e. cor. Chene 

and Croghan. 

Smith, William, clerk, h. 49 Sixteenth. 

Smith, FVilliam, cooper, h. 99 Franklin. 

Smith, William, currier, h. 82 Miami ave. 

Smith, 1'17 ill jam, Custom House officer, h. 

177 Third. 

Smith, William, farmer, bds. 352 Sixth. 

Smith, William, laborer, h. 243 Fifth. 

Smit,h, William, laborer, h. 46 Eighteenth. 

Smith, William, moulder, bds. Michigan 

are., bet Mayberry and Williams aves. 

Smith, William, sailor, h. 41 Orchard. 

Smith, William, salesman, h. 49 Sis- 

tsenth. 

Smith, MTilliam A., liquors and cigars, 534 

TVoodbridge w., h. same. 

Smith, William D., carpenter, bds. 232 

Xinth ace. 

Smith, William E., telegraph operator D. & 

M. R. R., bds. Tremont House. 

Smith, \Yilliam G., clerk, bds. 97 Elizabeth 

east. 

Smith, W. Harry, bookkeeper, h. 95 Wash- 

ington ave. 

Smit 11, William H., engineer. h. o. 366 n. 

376 Franklin. 

Smith, William S., produce, s. s. Grand 

Iliver, nr. Twelfth, h. same. 

Smith, William S., saloon, 113 Larned w., 

h. same. 

Smith, Zachariah, 11. 161 Adams are. e. 

Smith, Cook & Co. (Hubbard Smith, Calvin 

A. Cook and JeRse H. Farwell), pavers and 

contractors, 62 Uriswold. 

SNO 

Smith, Doolittle & Co. (Elijah Smith, George 

E. Doolittle, John H. Webster and Marvin 

Prestoc), wholesale liquors, 16 Woodward 

ave. 

Smith Bros.(Adalbert E. and Isaac A. Smith), 

general insurance agents, 30 and 22 Lar- 

ned w. 

Smith & Guiterman (Joshua W. Smith and 

Rlartin Guiterman), furniture and elastic 

sponge bedding, 174 'Woodward are. 

Smith & Gabriel (Nelson M. Snlith and Wil- 

liam Gabriel), painters, 154 Grand River. 

Snlith, E. B., & Co. (E. Burnham Smith and 

Noah D. Lapham), books and stationery, 

116 and 11s 'II.'oodward ave. 

Smith, h1. S., & Co. (Martin P. and 

Frank (3. Smith), jewelers and silver- 

smiths, n. w. cor. Woodward and JeEcrson 

aves. 

Smith, Sheldon, & Son (Sheldon and . 

Mortimer 1,. Smith), architects, 125 and 

127 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Smith, Stephen, St Co. (Stephen and Stephen 

F. Smith), boots and shoes, 76 Woodward 

ave. 

S3J ITH & REEVE (Ralph C. Smith and 

Nathan Keeve). real estate agents, over 

Savings Bank, Griswold. (See adz..) 

Smithberg, Peter, machinist, bds. 280 Con- 

gress e. 

Smithers, Samuel H., merchant, h. 31 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Smitllson, Simms (col'd), groom, bds. 92 

Fort m. 

Smithzer, Joseph, mason, h. o. 377 n. 391 

Franklin. 

Smolk, Abraham (A. & C. A. Smolk), h. 24 

Ada111s ave. w. 

Smolk, Charles A. (A. & C. A. Smolk), bds. 

24 Sdams ave. w. 

Sruolk, A. & C. A. (,4braham and Charles A. 

Smolk), livery, boarding and sale stable, 

53 Farmer. 

Smoots, John, macllinist, bds. 36 Fort e. 

Smorlein,, Jacob, harnessmaker, bds. 100 : 

Calhoun. 

Smorlein, Vincent, cabinetmaker, h. 100 , 

Calhoun. 

Srnythe, William M., letter carrier, h. 80 

Harrison ave. 

Sneckel, Joseph, laborer, h. 149 Fifteenth. 

Sneider; John B., laborer, h. o. 54 n. 244 

\lTatson. 

Snell, Amanda (wid. Dr.), saleswoman, bds. 

248 \Voodward ave. 

Snell, Sanluel C., plumber,l7 Fort e., h. same. 

Snellgrove, George, carpenter, bds. Perkins' 

Hotel. 

Snider, Peter, carpenter, h. s. e. cor. Eight- 

eenth and Pine. 

Snider, Peter, laborer, h. 300 Mary. 

Sniggell, Joseph, sawyer, h. 149 Fifteenth. 

Snoud, George, laborer, h. 163 Fourth. 

Snow, David S., agent, bds. 294 Woodward 

ave., up-stairs.

SNO CITY DIRECTORY. SPE 369 

Snow, Edward, clerk, bds. 46 Miami ave. 

Snow, Frank A.. clerk, h. 190 Congress w. 

Snow, Georgians F., teacher Trowbridge 

school, bds. 190 Labrosse. 

Snow, Henry E., clerk, hds. 46 Miami ave. 

Snow, Isabella, teacher Trowbridge school, 

bds. 3 99 Congress w. 

Snow, William, hardware, wire goods, 166 

Jefferson ave., h. 46 Miami ave. 

Snow, William H., clerk, bds. 190 Congress 

west. 

Snuggs, Arthur, miller, bds. cor. Riopelle 

and High. 

Snyder, Benjamin E., watchman, h. o. 70 n. 

92 Baker. 

Snyder, Charles, boxmaker, h. 0. 70 n. 92 

Baker. 

Snyder, Jacob, carpenter, h. 71 Eighteenth. 

Snyder, John (Martini & Snyder), h. 20 Bea- 

con. 

Snyder, William, laborer, h. 226 Abbott. 

Soast. Joseph, shoemaker, h. 387 Bronson. 

Sobotnek, Joseph, tailor, bds. 102 Brush. 

Sobriro, Angelo, machinist, h. 601 Uratiot. 

Soeter, C:harles, edge tool grinder, h. 36 

Fort e. 

Soleau, Charles, machinist, h. 54 Wayne. 

Solger, Charles, laborer, h. 143 Macomb. 

Solomon, Joseph, peddler, h. 288 Gratiot. 

Solomon, Samuel, optician, h. 190 Sixth. 

Somer, Frank, carpenter, h. 5% Beaubien. 

Somers, L. H., bds. Garrison House. 

Sommer, Frank, 11. 131 Antietam. 

Sommer, Franb (Som~~l er & Dunnebacke), 

h. n. w. cor. Grand River and Cass ave. 

Sommer, George, ash peddler, h. 326 

Seventeenth. 

Soinnler, Joseph, printer, h. 167 Fort e. 

Sommer, Julius, confectioner. 222 Woodward 


Sommer, Julius C., confectioner, 247 Jefferson 

ave., h. 222 FTToodward ave. 

Somnler, Paul, bds. 222 WToodward ave. 

Sommer & Dunnebacke (Frank Sommer 

and Snthony Dunnebacke), furniture, n. 

w. cor. Grand River and Cass ave. 

Sommerhof, Peter, butcher, h. 90 Catharine. 

Somniers, Anthony, blacksmith, h. w. s. 

Tillman ave., nr. JYlichigan ave. 

Sontag, Charles F., tailor, 11. 114 Lafayette. 

Soper, Miss Sarah, h. 329 Jlontcalm. 

Sorg, John, ragdealer, 11. 75 Sherman. 

Souley, Robert, shoemaker, h. 20% Michigan 

ave. 

Soults, Jameu H., clerk, h. 131 Orleans. 

Sour, August, laborer, bds. Woodbridge w., 

nr. Match lvorks. 

Southard, Jacob G., clerk M. C. R. R., bds. 

111 Howard. 

Southard, Walter, moulder, bds. 275 Fourth. 

Southee. William W., fruits and vegetables, 

3 Abbotb, h. same. 

Southwick, James P., jr., policeman, h. w. s. 

Fourth, nr. Gold. 

Southwick, James P., sr., blacksmith, bds. 

w. s. Fourth, nr. Gold. 

Southwick, John P., policeman, h. Fourth 

nr. Alesaudrine ave. 

Southwick, John VI., bds. Garrison House. 

Souza, Theodore, liquors, 136 (hand River, 

h. 3 Aspinall Terrace, Macomb ave. 

Sovey, Richard, laborer, h. 201 Wight. 

Sowersby, William, h. 23 Winder. 

Spangler, Antoine, watchman, h. 480 Wood- 

brldge w. 

Spann, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 163 Mul- 

lett. 

Spann, Christian, tailor, bds. 165 Gratiot. 

Spann, Peter. fanner, bds. Grand Kiver, bet. 

Twelfth and Thirteenth. 

Sparks, George W., roofer, 10 Merrill Block, 

h. 24 Park Place. 

Sparks, Henry, clerk, h. n. e. cor. Park and 

Cl iEord . 

Sparks. Henry, crockery, h. e. s. Clifford, 

bet. Columbia and Elizabeth. 

Sparks, Joseph, bookkeeper, h. 33 Locust. 

Sparks, Joseph E., jr., architect, bds. 33 Lo- 

cust. 

Sparling, Benjamin, h. 229 First. 

Sparling, Charles, salesman, bds. 74 Colum- 

bia w. 

Sparling, Hannah (wid. Joseph), h. 74 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Sparling, Joseph, clerk, h. 74 Columbia w. 

Sparling, Walter, salesman, bds. 74 Colum- 

bia w. 

Sparling, William H., student, bds. 74 Co- 

lumbia w. 

Spath, Adam, laborer, h. 291 Hastings. 

Spaulding, Burr, clerk, bds. 107 Congress e. 

Spaulding, Charles, chairmaker, h. 210 

Twelfth. 

Spaulding, Dewitt C., agent, h. 50 Brainard. 

Spaulding, James M., agent Illinois Leath- 

er Co., bds. Sherman Kouse. 

Spaulding, Robert, machinist, bds. 53 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Speck, Conrad, cutter, h. 577 Clinton. 

Speck, Ferdinand, sailor, h. as0 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Speck, H.ev. Martin, pastor First Church of 

Evangelical Association, h. 266 Hastings. 

Speckmaa, Jacob, blacksmith, h. 182 Or- 

chard. 

Speed, John J., lawyer, 124 Jefferson ave., 

11. 69 Shelby. 

Speikermann, Herman, laborer, h. 458 Or- 

leans. 

Speirs, Andrew D., laborer, h. 158 Porter. 

Spellbanker, Christian, laborer, bds. 451 


Spello, Charles, laborer, h. cor. Thirteenth 

and Howard. 

Spenterin, Adam, grocer, 575 Hastings, h. 

same. 

S pence, Thomas, agent, bds. 71 Beauhien. 

Spencer, Ann (wid. George), h. 182 Wood- 

bridge e.

PABKE, JENNINGS & CO., 


@p@~~ '@$&ep~~ 

AQUA AMMONIA, 

DETROIT 

SPR 

Spindler, Rlichael, porter, h. 41 Sherman. 

Spindler, Michael, painter, h. 285 High. 

Spindler, Veit, shoemaker, h. 177 Macomb. 

Spinning, Daniel J., policeman, h. 296 St. 

Antoine. 

Spinning, George W., machinist, h. 371 

Nineteenth. 

Spi tzlein, Peter, butclier, 92 Croghan, h. 

same. 

Spencer, Garry, justice of the peace, 12 Lar- Spitzley, Henry (Pipp & Co.). h. 181 Montned 

w., h. 64 same. 

calm e. 

Spencer, George, teacher penmanship, h. 12 Spitzley, Joseph (Pipp & Co.), h. Beacon, e. 

S yencer. 

St. Antoine. 

Spencer. Isaac (col'd), barber, h. 261 Clin- Splenn, John. boilermaker, h. 345 Sixth. 

ton. 

Spoetter, William, cabinetmaker, h. 201 

Spencer, James (col'd), cook, h. 261 Clinton. Mullet$. 

Spencer, Orin S., painter, h. 0. 190 n. 184 Spotts. Benjamin (col'd), porter Franklin 

Woodbridge e. 


Spendlein, Henry, ragpeddler, h. 108 Cal- Sprague, Charles S., laborer, h. 396 Twenhoun. 

tieth. 

Spengler, Charles, saioon, 189 Gratiot, h. Sprague, Christopher C., millwright, h. cor. 

same. 

Guoin and Campan. 

Spengler, Henry, abinetmaker, bds. 90 Lar- Sprague, Edward, gasfitter, bds. 260 Fifth. 

ned e. 

Sprague, Mary Ann (wid. George-H. C. 

Sperry, Edward M., salesman, bds. 37 Mont- Hopson & Co.), h. 88 Columbia w. 

calm w. 

Sprague. George H. (H. C. Hopson & Co.), 

Sperry, Emeline M. (wid. Volney), h. 180 bds. 85 Columbia w. 

Beaubien. 

Sprague, Lawrence, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 

Sperry, George I?., clerk, h. 77 Montcalm w. 260 Fifth. 

Sperr~, Joseph, grocer, 77 and 79 Mont- Sprague, Margaret H. (wid. Thomas), h. o. 

calm w. 

203 n. 2.53 Howard. 

Spey, Joseph, tailor, h. 35 North. 

Sprague, Thomas S., sec'y &Iechanics' and 

Speyer, Jacob, carpenter, h. 112 Montcalm Inventors' Association, h. 30 Columbia e. 

east. 

Sprague, William B., bookkeeper, h. o. 52 n. 

Spiegel, Ernst, grocer, 100 Russell, h. same. 82 Sibley. 

Spiegel, Frederick, musician, h. 208 High. Spranger. Francis X., homeopathic physi- 

Spiel, Peter, stonemason, h. 120 Napoleon. cian. 36 Monroe ave., h. same. 

Spielas, Conrad, carpenter, h. 514 Fort e. Spranger, Lawrence, bds. 36 Monroe ave. 

Spielas, Jacob, laborer, h. 358 Catharine. S pranger, Nichael J., homocopathic physi- 

Spielas, Mathias, laborer, bds. 372 Cath- cian, 11. n. s. Michigan ave., near Sevenarine. 

teenth. 

Spies, Adolph, gunsmith, bds. 100 Jay. Spreng, Joseph, painter, h. 378 St. Antoine. 

Spiess, Sophia (wid. Adam), h. 313 Russell. Sprenger, Mrs. Catharine, seamstress, bds. 

Spilas, Mathew, carpenter, h. 497 Lafay- 265 Clinton. 

ette. 

Sprenger, Cieorge, tanner, bds. Jay, nr. De- 

Spillane, Ellen E. (wid. Morris), h. 94 Ab- quindre. 

bott. 

Sprenger, George, grinder, bds. 265 Clinton. 

Spillane, James, telegraph messenger, bds. Sprenger, Henry, stonecutter, h. 287 St. An- 


toine. 

Spillane, Jane (=id. Thomas), h. 12 Me- Sprenger, John, mason, h. 316 Orleans. 

chanic. 

Sprenger, Michael, currier, bds. 257 Catha- 

Spillane, Jane J. (wid. Thomas), refresh- nne. . 

ments, 2 City Hall market, h. 363 Grand Sprenger, William, stoneyard, h. 291 St. 

River. 

Antoine. 

Spillane, John, musician, bds. 363 Grand Sprich, Gustav, clothes cleaner and saloon, 

River. 

246 Clinton, h. same. 

Spillane, John T., musician, bds. 12 Me- Sprink, Gottfried, wagonmaker, h. 409 Riochanic. 

pelle. 

Spillane, Patrick, porter, h. 30 Sproat. Spring, George, engineer, h. 481 Beaubien. 

Spillman, Job, grocer, 0. 540 n. 516 R~O- Springer, Anna M. (wid. Conrad), h. 7OLapelle, 

h. same. 

brosse. 

Spindier, Conrad, laborer, h. 5 15 Beaubien. Springer, Joseph, boilermaker, 11. 55 Baker. 

Spindler, George, laborer, h. 183 Muliett. Springer, Joseph, laborer, h. o. 18 n. 96 Na- 

Spindler, Michaell, fireman Russell House, poleon. 

bd~. same. 

Springer Michael, tanner, bds. 22 Sherman.

1 SPR CITY DIRECTORY. STA 3'11 . 

6 

I 

I 

Springsteen, Nelson E., agent G. T. R., h. 

370 Cass ave. 

Springsteen, Silas, sash and Mind manfr., h. 

52 Colum, ia w. 

Springsteen, William E., clerk, bds. Howard 

House. 

Springwells Brick and Tile Company, office 

399 Sixth, Geo. P. Tenney, Sec'y. 

Sproetge, William, hairdresser, 322 Wood- 

ward ave., bds. same. 

Sproul, Hugh, plasterer, bds. Purdy's Hotel. 

Sproul, Wilson W ., groceries and liquors, 

252 JGghth, h. same. 

Sproule, Benjamin B., clerk, bds. Collins 

House. 

Sproule, Gusi;avus, plasterer, h. 39 Colum- 

bia w. 

Sprout t, Richard, stonemason, h. 63 Nation- 

al ave. 

Spurway, George, plasterer, h. 512 Cass ave. 

Squair, Robert, miller, h. o. 92 n. 102 How- 

ard. 

Squires, A. J., bds. Garrison House. 

Squires, Charles, carpenter, h. 171 Porter. 

Srock, Carl, laborer, h. w. s. Mt. Hope ave., 


St. Aubin, B. (wid. Francis), h. 612 Jefferson 

ave. 

St. Aubin, Francis C., h. 612 Jefferson ave. 

St. Aubin, Louis, farmer, h. s. e. cor. Mary 


St. Aubin, Peter, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Chene 

and Guoin. 

St. Amour, Francis E., clerk, h. 520 Fort e. 

St. Amour, Francis X., builder, h. e. s. St. 

Aubin ave., bet. 31acorub and Clinton ave. 

St. Clair, Colin C'., clerk, bds. 395 Catha- 

ri ne. 

St. Clair, George, machinist, h. 395 Catha- 

rine. 

St. Clair, James, laborer, h. 154 Seven- 

teenth. 

St. Clair, Julius, laborer, h. 251 Dubois. 

St. Clair, Margaret (wid. Patrick), h. 154 

Seventeenth. 

St. James, Bernard, shoemaker, h. 599 Gra- 

tiqt. 

St. James, Michael, plasterer, bds. 21 Jones. 

St. John, Edward, blacksmith, h. 31 La- 

brosse. 

St. John, Richard, blacksmith helper, bds. 

163 Fourth. 

St. John, Xavier, carpenter, 11.209 Chene. 

St. John's blission Sunday School, n. w. cor. 

Sixth and Orand Biver. 

St. Jorre,Dex (Grieshaber & St. Jorre), h. 651 

Congress e. 

St. Mt~ry's Catholic School, s. w. cor. Cro- 

ghan and St. Antoine. 

St. Mary's Hospital, Sister Mary De Sales, 

superior, 95 Clinton. 

St. Mary's School (girls' department), Sister 

Samuella, superior, 155 St. Antoine. 

Staats, Henry, wagonmaker, 289 Bastings, 

h. 354 Michigan ave. 

Stabler, Josephine (wid. Albert), h. 116 An- 

tietam. 

Stacey, Gorakin, baggageman G. T. R., h. 

111 Abbott. 

Stackpole, James, driver steamer No. 4. h. 

246 Fifth. 

Stackpole, Martin, laborer, h. w. s. Hum- 

boldt ave., nr. Chestnut. 

Stackpole, Thomas, laborer, h. 250 Fifth. 

Stackpole, Thomas, laborer, h. 212 Fifth. 

Stackpole, Thomas, laborer, h. 301 Nine- 

teenth. 

Stadler, Christian, saloon, 926 Jeffersoaave., 

h. same. 

Stadler, Christopher, restaurant, 66 Ran- 


Stadler. John B., police detective, h. 432 St. 

Antoine. 

Stadler. Joseph. carpenter, h. 201 Marion. 

Stadman, Caspar, h. n. s. Atwate,; bet. Ri- 

vard and Riopelle. 

Stadt Theatre, 230 and 232 Rivard, 

George A. Bartenbach, propr. 

Staffin, Adam, glass thinner, bds. 91 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Staffin, Peter (E'riederichs & Staffin), h. 91 


Staffin, Peter C., moulder, h. 310 Seventh. 

Stafford, James, laborer, bds. 118 Harrison 

ave. 

Stafford, Lafferty, engineer, h. 326 Twenty- 

second. 

Stafford, Michael, laborer, h. 271 Fifth. 

Stafford, Patrick, 11. 67 Front. 

Stag, Henry, laborer. h. 160 Twentieth. 

Stagerman, John, tailor, h. Beaubien, nr. Di- 

vision. 

Stagg, William, clerk, bds. Antisdel House. 

Stahl, Frederick, cigars, Russell House blk., 


Stahl, Louis, laborer, h. 372 Nineteenth. 

Stahl, Louis, laborer, h. 517 Lafayette. 

Stahl, Ludwig, tobacconist, h. 517 Lafay- 

ette. 

STALKER, HERBERT W., builder, n. e. 

cor. Third and Cherry, bds. n. e. cor. Third 

and Ledyard. (See adv.) 

Stalker. John, teamster, h. 81 Larned e. 

Stamlen, Frank, collarmaker, h. 503 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Stamm, Benjamin F., grocer, 259 Second, h. 

, same. 

/ St.amm, Charles, wagonmaker, h. 283 First. 

Stamm, Christian, shoemaker, h. 361 Nine- 

teenth. 

Stanberg, David, peddler, h. 186 Macomb. 

1 Stanberg, Morris, peddler, h. 186 Macomb. 

Standard, George (Brewster & Co.), h. 86 

Park. 

Standart, George G. ((3. (3. Standart & Co.), 

h. 20 Howard. 

Standart, Henry W. (Standart Bros.), h. 97 

Lafayet te ave. 

Standart, Joseph G. (Standart Brothers), h. 

121 Park.

STA STE 

NEW YORE 

Blfa BOrnisuraw~a @~ngaay, 

- 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLON MeELROY, Dlanager and Agency Snpt,, 


Standart, Robert (Standart Bros.), h. 97 


Standart Brothers (Joseph G.. Henry W., jr., 

and Robert, S tandart, j r.), wholesale hardware, 


Standart, G. G., & Co. (George G. Standart 

and George R. Watson), hardware, 81 

Woodward ave. 

Standish, James D., cashier Standish & 

Ives, bds. 10 High. 

Standish, John D: (Worcester, Laible & 

Standisli, Standish & Ives, and Standish, 

Green & Co.), h. 10 High. 

Standish, Green & Co. (George B. Green, 

John D. Standish, Caleb Ives and William 

C. Colburn), sawmill, 491 Atwater. 

Standiah & Ives (John D. Standish and 

Caleb Ives), pork packers and wool dealers, 


STANGE, CHARLES, lime and stone. 322 

Atwater, h. 895 Jefferson ave. (See adz..) 

Stange, Charles, mason builder, h. 11 Beacon. 

Stange, Charles F., h. 107 Gratiot. 

Stange, Edward, grocer, 107 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Stange, John, mason, h. 775 Larned e. 

Stangler, A4dolpll, laborer, h. 406 Railroad. 

Stanlzer, William, laborer, h. 89 Brady. 

Stanke, Herman, tinsmith, h. n. e. cor. Lafayette 


Stanktine, Michael, teamster, h. o. 502 n. 

622 Seventh. 

Stanley, John M., artist, 159 Jefferson ave., 


Stanley, Lizzie (wid. Melt.on), h. 268 Croghan. 

Stanley, Thomas, h. 293 Randolph. 

Btansell, Hiram, commission merchant. 3 

Russell House Block, h. 69 Elizabeth w. 

Stanton, Alesandrina (wid. Gen. Stanton), 


Stanton, Elmer, teamster, h. 365 Nineteenth. 

Stanton, Jacob, laborer, h. 316 St. Antoine. 

Stanton, Marvin M., insurance agent, 5 

Bank Block, bds. Antisdel House. 

Stanton, Robert, laborer, h. Nineteenth, nr. 

Baker. 

Staper, Jacob, laborer, h. 374 Nineteenth. 

Staples, Lyman J. (L. J. Staples & Co.), h. 

s. e. cor. Woodward ave. and Adelaide. 

Staples. Orrin (Wilfiam Phelps & Co.), 11.127 

Congress w. 

Staples, L. J., & Co. (Lyman J. Staples and 

Cereno W. Inslee), wholesale grocers, 7 

and 9 Woodward ave. 

Stapleton, John, plasterer, 11. 85 Cherry. 

Stapleton, Michael, storemoulder, bds. 241 

Sisth. 

Stapleton, Simon J., painter, bds. 65 Adams 

ave. w. 

Stapperfenne, Hermann, cabinetmaker, h. 

11 Private. 

Staring, George A., bds. 229 First. 

Staring, Mrs. H. Farrar, clerk Postoffice, 


Stark, Leonhardt, tailor, h. 75 Maple. 

Stark, William, machinist, h. 91 Baker. 

Starkey, Henry, City Clerk, Ir. 128 Gratiot. 

Starkey, Richard, bds. 125 Gratiot. 

Starkloff, Charles, saloon, 161 Michigan 

are., h. same. 

Starks, James, farmer, h. 190 Wilkins. 

Starks, Robert (col'd), barber, h. 14 Beacon. 

Starks, William (col'd), carpenter, h. o. 194 


Starrat, Charles (Starrat & Osborne), bds. 

Elmer's, 818 Fort w. 

Starrat. Jarnes, traveling agent, h. 85 Joy. 

Starrat, James, traveling agent, h. 303 

Third. 

Starrat & Osborne (Charles Starrat and 

Charles F. Osborne), lumber cjertlers, cor. 

Michigan ave. and Twenty-first. 

Stasser, Jacob, meat market, 564 Michigan 


Stauch, Charles, tinsmith, bds. 224 Macomb. 

Stauch, George M., carpenter, h. 254 Ma- 

comb. 

Stauch, GeorgeP., printer, bds. 235 Crogllan. 

Stauch, Louis, shoemaker, h. 235 Croghan. 

Steack, Eichard, laborer, h. 249 Abbott. 

Stead, John, drover, h. Thirteen-and-a-half, 

near Michigan ave. 

Stead, Robert, gardener, h. e. s. Woodward 

ave., 2d door above Brady. 

Stead, William, banker, h. o. 121 n. 225 

Woodward ave. 

Steadly, John, watchman, h. 400 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Stean, Peter, plasterer, h. 237 Thirteenth. 

Stean, Susan (wid. Tilman), h. 237 Thir- 

teenth. 

Stearns, Frank, clerk, bds. 69 Cass ave. 

Stearns, Frederick, druggist, 71 Wuodward 

ave., h. o. 54 n. 80 Congress w. 

Stearns, Hubbard C., salesman, h. 244 

Woodward ave. 

Stearns, Joseph A., cooper, h. 439 Fifth. 

Stearns, Willard E., bds. Brighton. House. 

Stebbens, Frank, shoemaker, h. 311 Or- 

leans.. 

Stebbins, N. D., physician, 28 Congress 

w., h. 26 same. 

Stebbins, Theodore W., medical student, 

bds. 26 Congress w. 

Stebbins, William, blacksmith, bds. 136 

Woodbridge w.

STE CITY DIRECTORY. S'I‘E 3'73 

Steckel, Alfred, foreman Michigan Volks- 

blatt, bds. 486 Glratiot. 

Stechocv, Carl, carpenter. 11. 197 Gratiot. 

Steckel, George L. K., Catholic bookstore, 

notary public, and Collector Seventh 

Ward, 426 Gratiot, 11. same. 

Steele, Albert M. (A. M. Steele & Co.), h. o. 

510 n. 6 12 Jefferson ave. 

Steele, Edward, painter, 11. 25 Joy. 

Steele, Leven S., bookkeeper, bds. 125 Con- 

gress e. 

Steele, Samuel H., painter, h. 104 Cherry. 

Steenstra, Thomas H., printer, h. 38s St. 

Ant ;ine. 

Steele, A. M., & Co. (Albert M. Steele and 

William Oakes), lumber, office 90 Gris- 

wold. 

Stevens, Sears, lawyer, Bank Block, h. 166 


Steffes, Jacob, laborer, h. 213 Nineteenth. 

Steffes, John, laborer, 11. 246 Russell. 

Stefis, Peter, farmer, bds. n. e. cor. Gratiot 

and Cliene farm. 

Steger, Frank, tailor, h. 105 Prospect. 

S tegmeyer, Franz, brewery, 325 Hastings, 

h. same. 

Stehfest, Herman, saloon, 2 Monroe ave., h. 

same. 

Stelilin, Christina (wid. Anton), h. 125 An- 

tietam. 

Steiger, Carl, cabinetmaker, h. 334 St. An- 

toine. 

Steiger, Jacob, laborer, h. 225 Columbia e. 

Stein, Christian, laborer, h. 180 Division. 

Stein, Mathias, tinsmith, bds. 229 Iiichigan 

are. 

Stein, Rosa (wid. Bernhardt), h. 35 Mullett. 

Steinbach, Louis, accountant, h. 27 Mont- 

calm w. 

Steinberg, Amelia (mid. Lucas), h. 84 La- 

fayette. 

Stein berg, Isaac, peddler, h. 95 Macomb. 

Steinberg, Isaac, peddler, h. o. 94 n. 178 

Napoleon. 

Steinberg, John, ashes collector, h. 92 Jay. 

Steinborn, Gustavus, tailor, bds. 156 St. 

Antoine. 

Stein brecher, Henry, drayman, h. 315 St. 

An toine. 

Steitlbrecher, Mary (wid. John), h. 180 

Adams ave. e. 

Steinbrunn, Gustave, tailor, bds. 226 Beau- 

Lien. 

Steincke, Hermann, tinsmith, bds. 136 St. 

Antoine. 

Steiner, Augustus, porter, bds. 185 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Steiner, Conrad, laborer. 11. 79 Croghan. 

Steiner, George, bartender, bds. 87 Atwater. 

Stainer, Henry, saloon, s. w. cor. Jefferson 

and Klmwood aves., 11. same. 

Steiner, John, brewer, 11. 327 Marion. 

Steiner, John, cigarmaker, 11. 246 Mullett. 

Steiner, Peter C. (Kramer & Steiner), h. 284 

Lahyette. 

48 

Steiner, William, clerk, bds. 362 Grand 

River. 

Steinllauer, Conrad, shoemaker, h. 233 Macomb. 

S teinllauer, John, laborer, h. 306 Whitney. 

Steinheiser, John H., laborer, h. w. s. Beaubien, 

bet. Grove and Ohio. 

Steinheiser, John W., laborer, h. 88 Brady. 

S teinheiser, Lizzie (wid. William), b. 215 St. 

Antoine. 

Steinmann, Edward, laborer, h, 145 Maple. 

Steinmann, Daniel L., produce, 9 City Hall 

market. h. 259 Second. 

Steinnlann, Victor, h. 271 Clinton. 

Steinmetz, Anthony, moulder, h. 293 Chestnut. 

Steiskal, Franz, clothing, 119 Gratiot, h. o. 

55 n. 103 Prospect. 

Steiskal, John, tailor, bds. 105 Prospect. 

Stekel, Barta, laborer, h. e. s. Humboldt ave., 


Stellberger, Barbara X. (wid. David), h. 260 

mullet t. 

Stellberger, Christian, grocer, 220 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Steller, Henry, nurseryman, h. 140 Larned 

east. 

Stelt, Martin, carpenter, h. 360 Dubois. 

Steltman, Jacob, tailor, h. n. w. cor. Humboldt 

are. and Butternut. 

Stemmlein, Frank, horse collar maker, h. 


Stendel, Mrs. Anna, Yankee notions, 7 City 


Stendel, Louis, bookkeeper, bds. 193 Lafayette. 

Stendel, Henry, h. 193 Lafayette. 

Stender, George, .saloon, 20'7 Cass, bds. 6 

Lewis. 

Sten ton, Ann (wid. Francis), h. 222 Congress 

east. 

Stenton, Frank, lake captain, bds. 170 Park. 

Stenton, Frederick S., hats, caps and furs, 

184 Jefferson ave., bds. '70 Fort w. 

Stenton, Goff, butcher, 655 Jefferson ave., h. 

same. 

Stenton, John, grocer, 880 Jefferson ave., h. 

same. 

Stepert, W-illiam, carpenter, h. Canfield, 

bet. Woodward and Cass aves. 

Stephens, Alexander D., carpenter, h. 292 

Thirteen-and-a-half. 

Stephens, Aln~on, h. 152 Michigan ave. 

Stephens, Cl~arlotte (wid. Jonathar! T.), h. 

631 Cass ave. 

Stephens, Eliza J. (wid. Samuel H.), bds. 50 

Butternut. 

Stepllens, George, drayman, bds. 50 Butternut. 

Stephens, Henry M., clerk, bds. Howard 

House. 

Stephens, James M., bookkeeper, h. 50 

Butternut. 

Stephens. James M., bookkeeper, bds. Finney's 

Hotel.

3'74 STE CLARK'S DETROIT STE 

PARKE, JEHNINGS & CO.'S 

STANDARD 

Offlce, 374 Cass Avenue. 


. Rloore and Joseph J. Hag), w11olesale 

grocers, n. w. cor. Woodward ave. and 

Woodbridge. 

Steptoe, Charles. painter, h. w. s. Elmwood 

ave., nr. Gratiot. 

Steptoe, \Villiam, street car conductor, h. 

241 Fifth. 

Sterling, Alva, carpenter, bds. 402 Grand 

River. 

Sterling, James T. (Bugbee & Sterling), bds. 

s. w. cor. High and Beaubien. 

Sterling, Jesse, carpenter, h. o. 50 n. 101 

Nineteenth. 

Stern, Abraham, Yankee notions, 255 Gra- 

tiot, 11. sarne. 

Sternad, Mart .n, shoemaker, h. 61 Prospect. 

Sternberg, Daniel, currier, bds. 291 Clinton. 

Sternberger, Casyer, laborer, bds. 51 Maple. 

Sternet, John, shoemaker, h. 398 St. Antoine. 

Stetson, Turner, blacksnlith, 11. 61 Second. 

Stevenk, Max, moulder, h. 213 Dequindre. 

Stevens, Andrew J., American consul, bds. 


Stevens. Anthony, dyer, h. Fort, nest s. w. 

cor. Hasti tlga. 

Stevens, Charles D. (Stevens & Hunter), h. 

o. 24 n. 42 Sibley. 

Stevens, Clark, commission merchant, bds. 

Railroad Exchange. 

Stevens, Douglass B., agt., h. 54 Henry. 

Stevens, Edwin, salesman, bds, 73 Adelaide. 

Stevens, Mrs. Fannie, boarding, h. 294 VTTood- 


Stevens, Frederick, bookkeeper, h. 396 La- 

fapette ave. 

Stevens, Frederick A., commercial agt., bds. 


Stevens, George K., clerk, bds. 154 Lafayette 

ave. 

Stevens, Hiram, chairmaker, h. 161 Abbott. 

Stevens, Jacob, laborer, h. 813 Nineteenth. 

Stevens. James S., clerk. bds. '79 Congress e. 

stevens: John, undertaker, 11. 73 ~deTaide. 

Stevens, John, engineer, h. 85 Russell. 

Stevens, John, jr. (Bortle, Edwards & Co.), 

rea. New York, 

Stevens, John M., salesman, h. 171 Henry. 

Stevens, Rlarcus (Marcus Stevens & Co.), 

h. 154 Lafavette ave. 

Stephens, John (John Stephens & Co.), res. 

New York city. 

SI ephens, LUC~; teacher Willis ave. school, Stevens, ~ a i B., k bookkeeper, bds. n. 8. 

bds. 63 1 Cass ave. 

Adelaide, nr. John R. 

Stephens, Thomas B., capt. U. 8. Navy, h. Stevens, Mary (wid. John), h. 203 Fort e. 

243 Larned e. 

Stevens, Seth, wood turner, h. 168 Sixth. 

Stephens, Mary A. (col'd-wid. Henry), h. Stevens, Washington &I., chairmaker, h. 65 

280 Orleans. 

Beech. 

Stephens, Martin, carpenter, h. 147 Chest- Stevens, Marcus, & Co. (Marcus 

nut. 

Stevens and W-illia~n Bond), manufactur- 

Stephens, Montruiel, saloon, 129 St. Aubin ers and dealers in rich and plain furniture, 

ave., 11. sarne. 

142 CVoodmard ave. (See adv.) 

Stephens, Newton, patent right agt., h. 395 Stevens & Hunter (Charles D. Stevens and 

Bronson. 

Hamn~ond Hunter), insurance agts., 1 

Stephens, Roe (J. Henry Whittemore & Merrill Block. 

Co.), h. 277 Congress e. 

Stevenson, George E. (Kellep & Co.), h. 284 

Stephens, Willianl. sailor. h. 118 Calhoun. Randolph. 

Stephen~, John, & Co.(John Stephens, Janles Stevenson, Isaac, cigarmaker,l05 Woodward 

ave., bds. City Hotel. 

Stevenson, Isaiah, saloon, s. s. Michigan 

ave., bet. Tenth and Eleventh, h. s. a. 

Michigan ave., bet. Eleventh and Twelfth. 

Stevenson, Isaiah, mason, h. 13 National 

ave. 

Stevenson, James, bonnet bleacher, 255 Jeffel 


Stevenson, James, builder, h. 418 Miclligan 

ave. 

Stevenson, Lemi s, bookkeeper, h. 348 Michigan 

ave. 

Stevenson, Nellie, d~ess and cloakmaker, 

346 Xichigan ave., 11. 345 same. 

Stevenson. Hobert . cigar manufacturer, 105 

Vl-o:)dward ave., bds. Cit,y Hotel. 

Stewart, Andrew, furniture, 184 Uratiot, h. 

same. 

Stewart, Andrew (Stewart & Son), h. 20 

Lewis. 

Stewart, Alexander (col'd), physician, h. 128 

Lafayette. 

Stewart, Barbara (mid. Henry), boarding, h. 

166 Second. 

Stewart, Benjamin, car builder, h. s. e. cor. 

Orchard and Third. 

Stewart, Charles B., printer, h. Jefferson 

ave , Hamtranlck. 

Stewart, David, h. 147 Congress w. 

Stewart, Duncan (J. L. Hurd & Co.), h. 0. 

172 n. 264 Fort w. 

Stewart, Elijah WT., saloon, 13 Michigan 


Stewart, Horatio C., traveling agt., h. 170 

Second. 

Stewart, Isaac, clerk, bds. Franklin House. 

Stewart, James, boilermaker, h. 256 Abbott

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Stewart, James, brassfinisher, bds. 342 Clin- 

ton. 

Stewart, James. plumber, h. 39 Macomb. 

Stewart, James (col'd), 11. 2 Paton alley. 

Stewart, John (col'd), barber, h. 363 Cro- 

ghan. 

Stewart, John, ship broker, B. 151 Congress 

west. 

Stewart, John, clerk, bds. 259 Jefferson ave. 

Stewart, John, clerk, bds. 114 Cass. 

Stewart, John (Stewart & Son), bds. 20 

Lewis. 

Stewart, John M., painter, h. 463 Lafay- 

ette. 

Stewart, Lawrence, laborer, bds. 197 Frank- 

lin. 

Stewart, Morse, physician, '73 Brush, h. 96 

Congress e. 

Stewart, Peter, physician, h. o. 122 n. 176 

George. 

Stewart, Patrick, moulder, h. 31 Fifth. 

. Stewart, Robert, bookkeeper, h. 199 Cass. 

Stewart, Robert S., clerk, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Stewart, Sarah (wid. David), bds. 289 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Stewart, William, h 249 Beaubien. 

Stewart, William, blacksmith, bds. 53 De- 

troit. 

Stewart, William, laborer, bds. Larned, bet. 


Stewart, Wil-iam, vessel owner, h. 168 La- 

fayette ave. 

Stewart, Mriiliam 8.. blacksmith, h. 53 Pe- 

troit. 

Stewart, William H., clerk, bds.' 168 Lafay- 

etre are. 

Stewart, William I., broommaker, h. 278 

Congress e. 

Stewart, William W., boots and shoes, 105 

Woodward ave., h. o. 246 n. 252 Itan- 

dolph. 

Stewart & Son (Andrew and John Stewart), 

sewer contractors, 28 Lewis. 

Steypsie, Louis, laborer, h. w. s. Lasalle 

ave., nr. Ma~nolia. 

Stich, Peter, furrier, h. 249 Lafayette. 

Stich, Joseph, cabinetmaker, bds. s. e. cor. 

Macomb and St. Antoine. 

Stickney, Leroy, photographer, bds. Ameri- 

can House. 

1 Stickel, Frederick (Stickel & Henkel), h. 392 

St. Antoine. 

Stickel & Henkel (Frederick Stickel and 

Conrad Henkel), merchant tailors, 204 

Woodward ave. 

Stief, Edward, carpenter, h. 334 Hastings. 

Stieger, Theodore, cabinetmaker, bds. 32 

Clinton. 

Stieler, John, shoemaker, h. 207 Labmsse. 

Stiff, Charles, cashier (3. W. H., h. 7'75 Fort 

west. 

Stiller, August, porter, 11. 343 Montcalm e. 

Stillwag, Michael, stonemason, h. 507 Cath- 

arine. 

Stilson, Henry, clerk, bds. 3 1 Macomb. 

Stimson, Benjamin G., City Controller, City 

Hall, h. GiG \fToodward ave. 

Stimson, George, baggagernaster M. S. R. 

R., h. 199 Congress e. 

Stinison, John D., clerk E. D. Kittons, h. 

same. 

Stimson, John T.. clerk, bds. City Hotel. 

Stimson, William, bartender, bda. 243 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Stinbuling, Jacob, laborer, 11.18 Bronson. 

Stinson, Samuel A., joiner, 11. 85 Russell. 

Stirling, Archibald, weighmaster M. C. R. 

R., h. 254 Thirteentl1. 

Stirling, John, h. 11 Abbott. 

Stirling, Mary (wid. James), h. 56 Larned w. 

Stitdzer, Augustus, clerk, bds. City Hotel. 

Stobbe, Jacob, fireman, h. 288 Lafayette. 

Stlocker, Adam, butcher, 167 Fort e., h. 

same. 

Stockfish, Albert, yardman, bds. 233 Fort w. 

Stockhani, Schuyler J., foreman saw mill, 

11. 457 Fort w. 

Stocking, William, editor Daily Post, bds. 

143 Fort w. 

Stockman, James, laborer, h. m. s. Humboldt 


Stockmann. Aloys, drug clerk, bds. 41 


Stockwell, Peter W., carpenter, h. 497 Ma- 

comb. 

Stocum, William H., basketmaker, bds. 141 

Seven teen th. 

Stoddard, Averil, chairmaker, h. e. s. Four- 

teenth, bet. Michigan ave. and Baker. 

Stoddard, Edward W. (Coulson, Fisher and 

Stoddard), bds. 434 Lafayette ave. 

Stoddard, Elizabeth (wid. William), h. 205 

Bronson. 

Stoddard, William, carpenter, h. 250 Ran- 

dolph. 

Stoddard, William E., trunkmaker, bds. 205 

Bronson. 

Stoddart, Nathan, clerk, bds. Finney's Ho 

tel. 

Stoepel, Frederick C., salesman, bds. s. s. 

Campbell, nr. Woodward ave. 

Stoapel, William, jr., bookkeeper, s. s. Camp- 

bell, bet. Cass and Woodward aves. 

Stoepel. VT7illiam, sr., carpenter, h. 8. s. 

Campbell, bet. Cass and Woodward aves. 

Stoer, John, carpenter, 11. 430 Croghan. 

Stqffel, John G., clerk, bds. 522 Gratiot. 

Stokes,Caroline (mid. Frederick), h. 337 Con 

gress e. 

Stokes, Frank, clerk, h. 118 Macomb. 

Stokes, Samuel, draughtsman, bds. 76 Con 

gress W. 

Stolden, Daras (wid. Frederick), h. n. s 

Frank, bet. Crawford and Sixth. 

Stolder, Godfrey, carpenter, h. 157 Marion. 

Stolder, Ulrich, carpenter, h. 157 Marion. 

Stoll, Albert. drug clerk, bdu. 80 Macomb 

Stoll, Charles, laborer, h. 224 Seventh. 

Stoll, George, city express, bds. foot Third

Ltf@ 

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Q6QmIp,amy6 

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Stork, Jacob, saloon, 247 Columbia e., h. 

same. 

St.ork, John, marblecutter, h. 208 Lafayette. 

ASSETS, . . . $12,000,000 

Stork, Paul, laborer, bds. 247 Columbia e. 


Storm, John, trunkmaker, h. 207 Lafayst,te. 

- 

Storm, Stephen, fruits, 24 City Hall market, 

SOLON McELROY, Blanxger and Agency Snpt., h. 181 Lafayette. 

Peuinsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Storm, Stephen, peddler, h. 205 Lafayette. 

Stortz, John J., cabinetmaker, h. 298 St. 

Stoll, Henry, wagonlnaker, h. w. s. Eight- Aubin ave. 

eenth, nr. Magnolia. 

Stouder, Peter (Fessard & Stouder), h. 232 

Stoll, John, tailor, h. e. s. Fifteenth, nr. Russell. 

Grand River. 

Stough, Louis, shoemaker, h. Croghan, bet. 

Stoll, Julius, Police Justice, h. 80 Macomb. Hivard and Russell. 

Stoll, hlina (wid. John), h. 429 Mullett. Stoutbourg, Frederick, baker, 462 Wood- 

Stoll, Wenzel, tanner. h. 148 Lafayette. bridge w., 11. same. 

Stoll, William, shoemaker, h. 41 Eightl~. Stowe, Charles H. P., clerk Cit.y Assessor, 

Stoll, William, tobacco, 20 Third, bds. 517 bds. 96 Elizabeth e. 

Lafay ette. 

Stowe, Edwin C., art.ist, h. 235 Park. 

Stommel, Hermann, saloon, 398 Gratiot, h. Stowell, Alexander H., custom house office, 

same. 

h. 255 First. 

Stone, Mesander, tanner, St. Clair, h. I Strachan, Alexander, clerk, bds. 136 How- 

Gratiot, 

ard. 

Stone, Alonzo, clerk, bds. Franklin House. Strachan, James H., bookkeeper, bds. 136 

Stone, Amos, Yankee notions, 8 City Hall Howard. 

market. 11. 241 Harrison ave. 

Strachan, John, a gent Eagle Transportation 

STONE, BESJAMIN, 'hygiene physician, Co., foot Griswold, h. 136 Howard. 

80 and 82 Wayne, h. 80 same. (See adc). St4rack, Henry, carpenter, h. 224 Gratiot. 

Stone, Charles, currier. bds. 1 Gratiot. Strackbein, Henry, carpenter, h. 100 Na ple. 

Stone, Elias, 11. 281 Brush. 

Strange, F~*ederick, clerk G. T. R., bds. 32 

Stone, George, bookkeeper, h. 291 Macomb. Fourth. 

Stone, Horatio (Stone & Barry), h. 572 La- Strange, Martin, teamster, 11.452 Seventh. 

fayette ave. 

Strange, Mary (wid. Henry), h. 69 Grand 

Stone, Isaac, sashmaker, bds. 372 Gratiot. River. 

Stone, Lorenzo, operator, bcls. Franklin Strassburg, Charles, teamster, bds. 280 

House. 

Congress w. 

Stone, Maurice, hats and caps, 372 Gratiot, Strassl~urg, Hermann, prof. music and danch. 

same. 

ing, 11. 264 St. Antoine. 

Stone, Moses, laborer, h. Wight, nr. Cam- St.rassburg, \.lTilliam, saloon, 24 Fort e., h. 

pau. 

same. 

Stone, W. H., bds. Russell House. 

Straub, Bartholomaeus, stonecutter, h. 43 

Stone & Barry (Horatio Stone and George Catharine. 

Barry), morocco manfis., 699 Woodbridge Strauss, Charles, bosmaker, h. Fort, near 

west. 

Springwells. 

Stonebrecher, William, blacksmith, h. 653 Strauss, Frederick, saloon, 313 Lafayette, h. 

Fort w. 

same. 

Stonehouse, Peter, laborer, h. 135 Twenty- Stratton, William (Stratton & Pratt), h. o. 

second. 

242 n. 272 Howard. 

Stoner, John, brakeman M. C. R. R., bds. Stratton & Pratt (William Stratton and Ste- 


phen Pratt), boilermakers, n. e. cor. wood- 

Stoner. Xicholsrs B., ironmoulder, h e. s. bridge and Eigllth. 

Mayberry ave., bet.Michigan ave. and But- Streeter, William H., bricklayer, bds. 15 

ternut. 

Prospect. 

Stooke, John, policeman, h. 69 Sproat. Stzeeter, William L., clerk, h. 15 Prospect. 

Storey, Albert, machinist, h. 118 Harrison Strehler, Philip, engineer, h. 142 Maple. 

ave. 

Strelinger, Julian, saloon, 113 Bates, h. 

Storey, Catharine (wid. Daniel), h. 50 Miami same. 

ave. 

Streng, Jacob, cook, h. 350 Croghan. 

Storey, Joh~, carbuilder, bds. 50 Miami ave. Streng, John, saloon, 165 Hast,ings, 1.1. same. 

Storey, Mrs. Nellie V., h. 33 Beacon. Strengson, Christian, h. 158 St. Antoine. 

Storey, Mrs. 0. Maria, h. o. 20 n. 51 Centre. Strengson, Gustavus, jeweler, 158 St. An- 

Storey, William H., machinist, h. 307 toine, h. same. 

Brush. 

Strep, George, laborer, hi 402 James. 

Stork, Henry, harnessmaker, h. 53 Pros- Stribing, Frederick, teamster, h. 771 Michipect. 

gan ave.

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Stricher,-Gottlob, blacksmith, h. n. e. cor. Stuckel, George, meat market, 181 Michigan 

Michigan and Humboldt ares. 


Strickel, Martin, butcher, h. 242 Elizabeth Studdy, John, tanner, bd9.145 Croghan. 

east. 

Studi~g, Henry, porter, h. 171 Division. 

$taricker, George, laborer, h. 242 Elizabeth Studcr, John, stonecutter, h. 205 Orleans. 

east. 

Stuebing, August, cooper, 11. n. e. cor. North 

Stridiron, James S., sec'y and dept7y treas- and Dequindre. 

urer Fort Street and Elmwood Railway, h. Stueckel, Jacob, meat market, 195 Clinton. 

27 Xineteenth. 

Stueckel, Louis, laborer, 11. 193 Catharine. 

Stridiron, William (Stridiron *& Williams). Stueckmann, Frederick, laborer, h. 372 


Catharine. 

Stridiron & Williams (William Stridiron Stuedel, William, porter, bds. 125 Woodand 

Thomas Williams),wholesale leather, bridge w. 


Stnenkel, Frederick H., school teacher, bds. 

St ringer, John, sailor, h. 146 Chene. 

438 Eighteenth. 

Stringer, lblarshall, clerk, bds. Franklin Stuermer, August, tailor, bds. 273 Hastings. 

House. 

Stunlm, Robert, clerk. bds. 235 Third. 

Stringham, Henry T., insurance agent, h. Stumpf, Henry. carpenter, h. 92 Sherman. 

115 Cass. 

Stupey, John, laborer; h. w. s. Lasalle ave., 

Strobel, Jacob, laborer, h. Russell, near nr. Poplar. 

work house. 

Sturm, J oh, trunkmaker, h. 21 6 Napoleon. 

Strobel, Johanna (wid. Joseph), h. 474 Cath- Stutte, Andrew, Bookkeeper, h. 230 Ranarine. 

dolph. 

Strobel, John Henry, saloon, 138 Mullett, h. , Stutts, John, barber, 262 Jefferson are., 11. 

same. 

same. 

Stroh, Bernhard, brewery, Gratiot,, bet.Hast- Stntz, Albert, cooper, h. 154 Catharine. 

ings and Hivard, 11. 57 Catharine. Sucker, Henry, teacher German Evangelical 

Stroll, Frederick, brewer, h. 242 Mullett. St. John's scllool, h. suburbs. 

St] ohmer, Catharine (wid. John), h. n. e. cor. Suckert, William, book binder, Arcade 

Lasalle and Michigan aves. 

Building, Larned w., h. 207 Fort east. 

Stroker, Eva (wid. Casper), h. 242 FlThitney. Sudzinski, Emil, laborer, bds. s. s. Detroit, 

Strong, bliss Anna J., 11. 93 Eli~abeth e. bet. Dequindre and St. Aubin ave. 

Strong, Edward R., cashier Merchants Des- Sue, Paul, medical student, bds. 108 Farrar. 

patch, bds. Kussell House. 

1 Sugarmann, Louis, tailor, bds. 187 High. 

Strong, Ellen (wid. Elisha B.), h. 219 Larned 

1 Sullivan, Catharine (wid. Daniel), h. 125 

east. 

Bronson. 

Strong, H. Norton (I. Momry & Co.), ship Sullivan, Catharine (wid. Daniel), h. 104 

o~v11er. foot First, h. 105 Fort w. 

Cherry. 

Strong, John, machinist, bds. 114 Fifth. Sullivan, Catharine (wid. Donald), h. 482 

Strong, John W. (Coyne, Strong & Co.), in- Grand River. 

surance agent, 111 Jefferson ave., h. 18 Sullivan. Charles, laborer, h. 357 Fifteenth. 

Winder. 

Sullivan, Charles, painter, 11. 66 George. 

Strong, Joseph, upholsterer, bds. 89 Con- Sullivan, Cornelius, policeman, 11.324 Sixth. 

gress e. 

Sullivan, Cornelius, teamster, h. 177 Oak. 

Strong, Mary (wid. William), boarding, h. Sullivan, Cyrenius, dry goods, 91 Grand 

48 Seventh. 

Kiver, bds. Perkins' Hotel. 

Strong, Thomas, baggageman 0. T. R., h. Sullivan, Daniel, boilermaker, h. o. 94 n. 116 

'72 Linlburg. 

Oak. 

Strong, William N.,cashier A. M. U. Ex. Co., Sullivan, Daniel, bricklayer, h. 208 Fifth. 

h. 68 Adanls ave. w. 

Sullivan, Daniel, laborer, h. t3l Thirteen- 

Strong, William 0. (Coyne. Strong & Co.), and-a-half. 

k. 1 Ledyard. 

Sullivan, Daniel, laborer, h. 519 Fort e. 

Strubel, Cli~istian D., stoves and hardware, Sullivan, Daniel, laborer, 31. 139 Plum. 

265 and 267 Jefferson ave., 11. Adelaide, Sullivan, Daniel, mason, h. 136 Elizabeth e. 

bet. Brush and Jobn E. 

Sullivan, Daniel, teamster, h. n. e. cor. 

Strubel, Mary (wid. John), h. 352 Clinton. Ninth ave. and Oak. 

Strubenk, WTillirtm, laborer, h. Chene, n. e. Sullivan, Dennis, h. 16 Clinton. 

cor. herm man. - 

Sullivan, Dennis, boilermaker, h. 180 Na- 

Strup, Joseph, porter, h. 232 Hastings. poleon. 

Struving, J ohn, teanlster, h. w. s. Lye11 ays., Sullivan, Dennis, boilermaker, h. s. e. cor. 

bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Harrison ave. and Cherry. 

Stuart. Charles. moulder. bds. 31 Fifth. Sullivan, Dennis, laborer, h. 54 Marion. 

stuart; Isaac, Laker, bdi. Franklin House. Sullivan, Dennis, machinist, bd s. 482 Grand 

Stuart, Job, salesman, bds. 289 Jefferson 

1 Kiver. 

ave. 

1 Sullivan, Dennis, moulder, h. 261. Sixth. 

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378 sm CLARK'S DETROIT SIX 

PARKE, JENNINOS & CO. 

OFFER 

CHEMICALS 


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Sullivan, John D., vegetables, 1 City Hall 

market, h. rear 42 Michigan Grand ave. 

Sullivan, John D., blacksmith, bds. 274 

Michican ave. 

~ullivac Jolm J. (Sullivan Bros.), h. 352 

W e 1 Sixth. 

make none but what we can 


1 Sullivan. J~hn P., commission merchant 

and saloon, 125 Woodbridge w., h. same. 

Sullivan, Dennis (Sullivan Bro's). bds. s. w. 1 Sullivan, John R., carpenter, h. 320 Fifth. 

cor. Cass and Larned. 

Sullivan, John T., clerk &I. C. R. Lt., h. 181 

Sullivan, Dennis K., detective, h. 228 Fort Oak. 

east, 

Sullivan, Joseph, carpenter, h. Woodbridge, 

Sullivan, Donald, laborzr, h. s. e. cor. Porter e. Campau. 

and Tenth. 

Sullivan, Mary(wid. Daniel), vegetables, 6 

Sullivan, Ellen (wirl. James), h. 133 Watson. City Hall market, h. o. 274 n. 304 Michi- 

Sullivan, Eugene, vegetables, fruit and gan ave. 

poultry, 25 Jefferson ave., h. same. Sullivan, Mary (wid. John), h. 115 Leverett. 

Sullivan, George, baggageman M. C. R. R., Sullivan, Mary, teacher, bds. 170 Orchard. 

bds. '77 Leverett. 

Su llivan, Michael, laborer, bricklayer, bds. 

Sullivan, Honorah (wid.), h. alley, rear 141 208 Fifth. 

Gra~d River. 

Sullivan, Michael, laborer, h. 81 Plum. 

Sullivan, Humphrey, lamplighter, bds. 109 Sullivan, Michael, laborer, 11. 13 Griswold. 

'Porter. 

Sullivan, Michael, laborer, bds. 100 Ab- 

Sullivan, James, laborer, h. Abbott, nr. bott. 

Holt. 

Sullivan, Micliael, laborer, h. n. s. Walnut, 

Sullivan, James. laborer, bds. 220 Second. nr. Ninth ave. 

Sullivan, James, laborer, h. 213 Labrosse. Sullivan, Michael, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Fifth 

Sullivan, James, laborer, h. 356 Macomb. and Union. 

Sullivan, Jeremiah, drayman, 11. e. s. Six- Sullivan, Michael, moulder, bds. 30 Harriteenth, 

bet. Howard and Baker. 

son ave. 

Sullivan, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 112 La- Sullivan, Michael, steward. h. n. s. Brainard, 

brosse. 


Sullivan, Jeremiah, laborer, h. 568 Fort e. Sullivan, Myron D., mason, h. 148 Maple. 

Sullivan, Jeremiah, laborer, h. Woodbridge, Sullivan, Patrick, boilermaker, h. 251 

bet. Hastings and St. Antoine. 

Franklin. 

Sullivan, Jeremiah, tailor, h. 89 Bronson. Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, h. 216 Porter. 

Sullivan, John, blacksmith, h. 13 Mariun. Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, h. 161 Beech. 

Sullivan, John, blacksmith, bds. n. e. cor. Sullivan, Patrick, bds. 115 Leverett. 

Fourth and Union. 

Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, h. Porter, bet. 

Sullivan, John, cigarmaker, h. o. 322 n. 454 Eighth and Xinth ave. 

Third. 

Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, h. 526 Sixth. 

Sullivan, John, laborer, h. Third, nr. Holden Sullivan, Rodger, boilermaker, h. o. 230 n. 

Soad. 

2132 Porter. 

Sullivan, John, laborer, h. 71 Labrosse. Sullivan, Rodger, blacksmith, h. s. w. cor. 

Sullivan, John, laborer, h. 202 Sisth. Maria and Crawford. 

Sullivan, John, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Seventh Sullivan, Rodger, drayman, h. 141 Plum. 

and Plum. 

Sullivan, Simon, h. 77 Leverett. 

Sullivan, John, lather. 11. e. a. Third, bet. Sullivan, Stephen, laborer, h. 220 Abbott. 

Willis ave. and Holden Road. 

Sullivan, Sylvester J., clerk Erie Lt., b. 

Sullivan, John, moulder, bds. 488 Grani 343 Watson. 

River. 

Sullivan, Thomas, fireman, bds. 316 Frank- 

Sullivan, John, moulder, h. 263 Sisth. lin. . 

Sullivan, John, moulder, h. 361 Sixth. Sullivan, Thomas, laborer, h. n. s. Orchard, 

Sullivan, Jokn, moulder, h. 315 Sixth. bet. Sist.h and Seventh. 

Sullivan, John, sailor, bds. 16 Beaubien. Sullivan, Thomas, sailor, bds. foot Wood- 

Sullivan, John, sailor, h. 256 Franklin. ward ave. I 

Sullivan, John, tailor, h. 285 Thirteen-and- Sullivan, Thomas, laborer, h. 300 Fifth. 

a-half. 

Sullivan, Thomas H., dray man, 11.96 Frank- 

Sullivan, John C., cigarmaker, h. 454 Third. lin. - 

Sullivan, John C., telegraph operator, h. 34 Sullivan. Timothy, laborer, h. n. s. Frank, 

Baker. 

bet. Sisth and Seventh. 

Sullivan, John C. (Sullivan & Dittmer), h. Sullivan, Tilllothy, laborer, h. 100 Abbott. 

454 Third. 

Sullivan, Timothy, bricklayer, h. 134 La- 

Gullivan, John C., telt~graph operator, h. n. brosse. 

s. Labrosse, bet. Ninth sve. and Tenth. Sullivan, Timothy, laborer, h. 34 Sibley.

Thirteen-and a-half and Baker. 

Sundiland, Thomas, bds. 59 Jones. 

Sunlep, George, baggageman G). T. R., h. 

19 1 Porter. 

Sunley, Robert, shoemaker, 195 Third, h. 

202 Miclliyan ave. 

Super, Jacob, servant, bds. 461 Jefferson 

ave. 

Super, John, sawyer, h. 203 Thirteen-and-a- 

half. 

Supple, Joan T., clerk, bds. n. w. eor. Lar- 

ned and Second. 

Supple, Michael, shoemaker, h. 393 Sixth. 

Supple, Philip, teamster, h. 493 Woodbridge 

east. 

Supple, William R., druggist, 271 Jefferson 


Suppus, Mrs. Eliza, vegetables, City Hall 

market, h. Hastings, above Bloody 

Run. 

Suppus, Henry, vegetables, 7 City Hall 

market, 21. Hastings, nr. Fremont. 

Surles, Henry, policeman, h. n. w. cor. Con- 

gress and Dequindre. 

Surles, John IV., foreman bl. C. R. R. ele- 

vator, h. 293 Lafnyette ave. 

Surles, John \.V. (Surles & Bro.), h. 263 

Michigan ave. 

Surles, Ulysses B. (Surles & Bro.), bds, 263 

Rlichigan ave. 

Surles & Bro. (John nT. and Ulysses B. 

Surles), grocers, 263 Michigan ave. 

Surmont, Felix, saloon, s. w. cor. Fort 

and Orleans, 11. same. 

Sus, George, crimper, h. Dequindre, bet. 

North and waterworks. 

CITY DIRECTORY. SWA 

Sullivan, William Baldwin, attorney and Sutherland, Brainard, tailor, h. 246 Sevnotary 

public, with Tappan, RlcKillop & en t h. 

Co., h. 111 Jefferson ave. 

Suttlerland, Daniel W., carpenter, h. 445 

Sullivan, W'illiam H., marine grocer and Macomb. 

vegetables, 161 Woodbridge w., h. Sutherland, David, assistant car dispatcher, 

same. 


Sullivan Bros. (John J. and Dennis Sulli- Sutherland, David, foreman Car Works, h. 

van), plumbers and gasfitters, 196 Wood- 437 Clinton ave. 

bridge w. 

Sutherland, George L. G., foreman car de- 

Sullivan& Dittmer (John C. Sullivan and partment &I. C. R. R., h. 310 Thirteen- 

Frederick Dittmer), cigar manufacturers, and-a-half. 

155 Jeffer, con ave. 

Sutherland, George W. (Sutherland & Ave- 

Sultan, Willia~n, clerk, bds. 248 Woodward ry), h. 227 Brush. 

ave. 

Sutherland, James, undertaker, 125 Gratiot, 

Summerfield, Andrew, sailor, h. 273 Frank- h. same. 

lin. 

Sutherland, James Chub, carbuilder, bds. 

Sumner. James D. (Sumner & Son), bds. 657 125 Gratiot. 


Sutllerland, John B., superintendent car 

Sumner, Frederick 7%. (Sumner & Son), h. department h1. C. R. R., h. n. w. cor. 

657 Jeffirson ave. 

Woodb~idge and Tenth. 

Sumner, Samuel H., druggist, bds. 657 Jef- Sutherland, Neil M., shipping clerk, bds. 

ferpon aye. 


Sumner & Son (Frederick M. and James D. Sutherland, Thomas, builder, h. 13 Led- 

Snmner), grocers, 657 Jefferson ave. yard. 

Sunday, Robert, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Eighth S11 therland, William G., physician. 341 

and Irmiu. 

Jlic'higau ave., h. same. 

Sunderland, Henry, fitter M. C. R. R., h. Sutl~erland & Avery (George W. Suther- 

247 Abbott. 

land and Wriliam D. Avery), grocers, 55 

Sunderland, Tlio~l~as, laborer, h. s. w. cor. Michigan Grand ave. 

Sutter, Adolph (Sutter Brothers), h. 180 

IIenry. 

Sutter, Jacob (Sutter Brothers), bds. 180 

Henry. 

Sutter, Louis (Sutter Brothers), bds. 295 

First. 

Sutter, Rudolph, shoemaker, h. 115 Division. 

Sutter, Samuel C., clerk, h. 172 Elizabeth 

east. 

Sutter, Victor, saloon, 295 First, h. same. 

Sutter Brotltaa$rs (Adolph, Louis and 

Jacob Sutter). tobacwy+ts and cigar 

manfrs., Blerrill Block, n. e. cor. Jefferson 

and Woodward aves, factory 150 Grand 

River. 

Sut ton, Amos &I., soap and merchandise, h. 

234 Randolph. 

Sutton, James W., tub and pail manfr., 472 

Fort w., 11. 470 same. 

Sutt.on, Joseph D., bookkeeper, h. 721 Jefferson 

ave. 

SUTTUN, MOSES, pllotograph gallery and 

goods, 205 and 207 JeEerson ave., h. 207 

same. (See adv.) 

Sutton. Noah, contractor, h. o. 219 n. 261 

Larned e. 

Sutton, Thomas C. (Sutton & Co.), res. 

Windsor, Ont. 

Sutton , William, shipcarpenter, h. 234 Croghan. 

Sutton & Co. (Tliomas C. Sutton, 

Charles Scadding and Denis Bogue), druggists, 


Swail. John. carpenter, h. 214 Sdams ave. e. 

S wail, William, printer, h. 168 Xapo!son.

SWA TAC 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 


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SOLON MeELROY, Nanager rud Agency Snpt., 


Swain, Albert (col'd), plasterer, h. 322 Cro- 

ghan. 

Swain, Charles, cigarmaker, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Swain, Ahthew W., upholsterer and spring 

bed manfr., 230 CVoodward ave., h. 190 

same. 

Swalton, Thomas, carpenter, h. 54 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Swan, Charles F., clerk P. O., bds. 89 Miami 

ave. 

Swan, Henry H., lawyer, bds. 89 Miami ave. 

Swan, John (Swan & McCready), bds. 


Swan, John P., reporter, bds. 89 Miami 

ave. 

Swan, Joseph, tobacconist, h. 147 Maple. 

Swan, Joseph A. (J. Henry Whittemore & 

Co.), bds. 89 Rl iami ave. 

Swan, Joseph G., commercial broker, h. Mi- 

ami ave., cor. Uratiot. 

Swan, John G., porter, h. 506 Congress e. 

Swan, Thomas, news agent, 11.207 High. 

Swan, William H., machinist, bds. o. 426 n. 


Swan & McCready (John Swan and Delivan 

McCready), fruits and liquors, n. e. cor. 

Larned and Grisi~old. 

Swanbeck, William, porter, h. 453 Catha- 

rine. 

Swanton, Jarnes. laborer, h. 54 Jay. 

Swanton, Elobert, laborer, 11. St. Aubinave., 

bet. Frankiin and Woodbridge. 

Swartout, John H., macllinery depot, 50 

Larned w., h. 185 Cliford. 

Swartout, John J., laborer, bds. 185 Clif- 

ford. 

Swasey, D. L., clerk, bds. Antisdel House. 

Swatwood, Charles, clerk, bds. 175 Park. 

Swayz, M. Hugh, stonecutter, bds. s. w. cor. 

Brush and Larned. 

Swceney , Alexander, blacksmith, h. 18 

Spruce. 

Sweeney, Bernard, saloon, 24 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Sweeney, Dennis, teamster, h. w. s. Twelfth, 

bet. Spruce and Chestnut. 

Sweeney, Edward, furniture, 182 Gratiot, 

h. 123 Brush. 

Sweeney, Francis, fireman, h. 21 Washing- 

ton ave. 

Sweeney, John, h. 387 Lafontaine ave. 

Sweeney, John, blacksmith, bds. 117 Jones. 

Sweeney, John, clerk, h. o 120 n. 124 Mich- 

igan ave., up-stah 

Sweeney, John, salesman, 11. 120 Szc~nd. 

S~veeney, Joseph, drayman, h. rear 150 

Guoin. 

Sweeney, Mary Bernard, 11. 36 Cass. 

Siveeneg, Michael, express driver, 11. 55 

Harrison ave. 

Sweeney, Michael, gardener, h. Woodward 

ave., near Medical College. 

Sweeney, Michael, teamster, h. alley, rear 

Fifth, bet. Beech and Orchard. 

Sweeney, Roger, laborer, h. 85 National ave. 

Sweeney, Sarah, seamstress, bds. 659 Fort 

west. 

Sweeney, Thomas, drayman, 11. 285 Maple. 

Sweet, Albern K., cutter, h. 505 Sixth. 

Sweet, Albert, carbuild,-r, bdu. 55 Wayne. 

Sweet, Albert, carpenter, bds. 149 Larned 

west. 

Sweet, Allan S., locomotive superintendent 

hl. CC. R. R., 11. s. w. c:Jr. Fort and Tenth. 

Sweetl, Horace W., painter, h. 324 Cass ave. 

Sweet, Stucky, printer, bds. n. e. cor. Larned 

and First. 

Sweet, Tucker, carpenter, bds. 55 Wayne. 

Sweinsberg, John, wagonmaker, 11. Fourth, 

nr. Holden Road. 

Swetze, George W., clerk Headqrs. Dept. 

Lakes, h. 311 Clinton. 

Swift, Edward y., attorney, Odd Fellows' 

Hall, 85 Mroodward ave., 11. 21 Rowland. 

Swift, Frederick W. (H. F. Swift & Bro.), 

Postmaster, L. 126 Miami ave. 

Swift, George F., City Recorder, attorney, 10 

Rotunda Building, 11.183 Park. 

Swift, Henry F. (H. F. Swift & Bro.), bds. 


Swift, Susan A. (wid. George F.), h. 52 Elizabet11 

e. 

Swift, H. F., gE Bro. (Henry F. aud Frecierick 

W. Swift), druggists, 0. ,104 n. 120 


Swingbar~ks, Frank, watchman, h. 390 Blullett. 

Swink, John, carpenter, h. 462 Croghan. 

Swinscoe, Henry H., h. 3 Labrosse. 

Swortfiguer, Frederick, engineer M. C. R. 

R., h. 337 Nineteenth. 

Sy kes, Mitcliell, peddler, 193 Woodward 

ave.. h. same. 

Sylvester, Charles, shoemaker, h. e. s. Fifteenth, 

near Linden. 

Sylvester, J. B. X., bookkeeper, bds. 108 Rivard. 

Symons. Charles, clerk Merchants' Despatch, 

h. 240 Orleans. 

Sy riac, Edward, shoemaker, proyr. Quebec 

House, 385 Atwater. 

T. 

ABER, Augustus B., proprietor Biddle 

T House, s. e. cor. Randolph and JeEer- 

son ave. 

Tack, John, laborer, h. s. s. Maple, bet. 

Chene and Dubois.

TAC CITY DIRECI'ORY. 

7 

Tacke, Joseph, laborer, h. 105 Twenty- 

second. 

Taegler, Ferdinand, painter, h. 92 Russell. 

Taeson, John, laborer, h. s. s. Sherman, bet. 

Chene and Jos. Cttmpau ave. 

Taff, Samuel S. (S. S. Taff & Son), h. 94 

Fiftsh. 

Taff, William, block and pump maker, h. 


TaK William H. (S. S. Taff & Son), bds. 94 

Fifth. 

Taf, S. S., & Son (Samud S. and William 

H. Taff ), block manfrs., 19 Griswold. 

Taft, Stephen K., commission merchant, 

109 Griswold, 11. n. e. cor. Woodward ave, 

and Gratiot. 

Tagen, George, clerk M. C. R. R., h. 126 

Cherry. 

Tagert, Robert, blacksmith, bds. n. s. Beech, 


Taggart, John M., sportsman, h. 28 May- 

berry ave. 

Tagge, Charles, carpenter, h. Ohio, nr. n. e. 

cor. Hastings. 

Tait,, William, bookkeeper, h. 293 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Talan, Michae!, laborer, h. 549 Sixth. 

Talman, William S. (Talman & Co.), h. o. 

257 n. 305 Larned e. 

Talman & Co. (William S. Talman and 

Edwin S. Wheeler), commercial brokers, 

dock bet. Cass and First. 

Tallent, Peter, carpenter, bds. 70 Larned e. 

Taming, John. bds. Garrison House. 

Tammiven, .lolln, New York Hotel, 7 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Tanner, Frank, tobacconist, bds. 824 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Tannahill, James, h. 70 Columbia e. 

Tannenholz, Alexander, cigarmaker, h. 30 

Beacon. 

Tanner, Alexander, sailor, h. 142 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Tapert, August, woodpeddler, h. 120 Maple. 

Tapert, Charles, varnisher, h. 149 Sher- 

man. 

Tapert, Emil, meatmarket, 512 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Tapert, Henry, meatmarker, 351 Riopelle, 

h. same. 

Tapert, Hermann, butcher, bds. 351 Rio- 

pelle. 

Tapke, Charles, laborer, bds. 761 Twenty- 

fourtll. 

TAPPAN, BICKILLOP & CO., mercantile 

agency, 53 and 54 Strong's Block, 11 1 


Tarbell, George S. (hloses W. Field & Co.), 


Tarbell, Horace S., principal Bishop Union 

school, h. 35 George. 

Tarbell, John, salesman, h. 316 Congress e. 

Tarbell, John Ci., salesman, h. 45 Wash- 

ington are. 

Tarrell, William, laborer, h. 431 Twelfth. 

Tarren, Edward, tinsmith, bds. 95 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Tart, Charles, engineer, h. 154 Croghan. 

Tasker, Wiliiam, fanner, h. e. s. Wood- 

ward ave., n. Toll Gate; 

Taski. Charles, laborer, h. 207 Antietam. 

Tate, Daniel C., cook Michigan Exchange, 

h. 27G Sixth. 

Tttte, Edward, boarding and saloon, h. 74 

IVoodbridge w. 

Tate, Miss Maria, teacher, res. Mt. Clemens. 

Tate, Robert, cook Biddle House, h. 109 

Adams ave. e. 

Tatr, William, baggageman M. S. R. R., 

hds. 109 Adams ave. e. 

Taterli ng, Theodore, painter, h. Dequindre, 

nr. North. 

Tatreau, Alesander (Alesander Tatreau & 

Co.), h. 684 Michigan ave. 

Tatreau. Joseph (Alexander Tatreau & Co.), 


Tatreau, Alexander, & Co. (Alexander and 

Joseph Tatreau), grocers, 684 Michigan 

ave. 

Taufkirch, Leo, propr. Kossuth House, 189 

Larned w. 

Tawcett, Fanny (wid. Henry), h. 17 Beech. 

Taylor, Albert, painter, bds. 43 Adam ave. 

east. 

Taylor, Andrew G., blacksmith, h. 0. 149 n. 

185 Howard. 

Taylor, Cassius P., vessel owner, bds. 75 La- 

brosse. 

Tzylor, Charles, grocery, 285 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Taylor, Charles B., clerk, h. 481 Sixth. 

Taylor, Dewitt H., salesman, bds. 274 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Taylor, David, boilermaker, h. 350 Frank- 

lin. 

Taylor, David, teamster h. 277 Guoin. 

Taylor. Edward P., clerk, bds. 47 Labrosse. 

Taylor, Elisha, attorney, 156 Jefferson ave., 

h. 274 same. 

Taylor, Frank (col'd), laborer, h. 340 Ma- 

comb. 

Taylor, Francis, painter, h. 43 Adams are. 

east. 

Taylor, Frank D. (Newcomb, Endicott & CO.), 


Taylor, Francis P., clerk G. T. R., bds. 0.41 

n. 47 Labrosse. 

Taylor, Georqe, painter, h. 11 Sisth. 

Taylor, Henry, boilermaker, bds. 220 Con- 

gress w. 

Taylor, Henry, brass finisher, bds. 18 Harri- 

son ave. 

Taylor, Henry D., messenger A. M. U. Es- 

press, h. 92 Adams ave. w. 

Taylor, Henry P., train despatcher M. C. R. 

H., 11.194 Congress w. 

, Taylor, James, carpenter, h. 309 Seventh. 

Taylor, James, clerk. Ms. 189 Howard. 

Taylor, James, macllinist, h. 523 Larned e. 

Taylor, James H., carpenter, h. 309 Seventh.

352 TAP CLARK'S DETROIT TEN 

Teagan, Mathias, carpenter, bds. 152 

North. 

Teagwn, iITilliam, clerk P. O., h. 793 Fort m. 

'I'eagan, William, drayman, h. 30'2 Lafayette 


ave. 

Teahen, Timothy, laborer, h. 270 Sixth. 


1 I 

Teak, Charles, laborer, bds. 105 Twenty- 

THRO'L'GIIOUT THE CX-ITED STATES. 

second. 

, \ 

Teakle, Robert, butcher, bds. 23 VCTashington 

Taylor, James W., boottreer, bds. 102 ave. 

Brush. 

Tebeatz, Louis, boilermaker, 11. 56 Dtzbois. 

Taylor, Joliu, engineer, h. 17 Harrison ave. Tebo, Francis, engineer, h. 256 Thirteen- 

Taylo!, John, printer, 11. 30 Jlontctl~rn m. and-a-half. 

Taylor, .I oh, printer, bds. 59 George. Tefft, MTilliam H., prest. Detroit Stove 

Taylor, Jolrn, teamster, 11. 489 Fifth. 

\lrorks, 11. o. 173 n. 203 Lafayette aye. 

Taylor, John, runner, 11. 104 Montcalm e. Tegeler, Chzirles, sash and door manfr., 

Taylor, Jolrn (Eberle, Taylor S: Kammon), High, bet. Beaubjen and St. Antoine, h. 

11. 239 ('ass. 

rear same. 

Taylor, John A., peddler, 193 Woodward Teichner, En~anue!, tanner, 11. 70 &lacomb. 


'Seicliner. Jacob, silernlan, bds. '70 hlacomb. 

Taylor, John, jr., clerk, bds. Grand River, Teicbner, Samuel, traveling agent, bds. 70 

bet. T\~elfth and Thirteenth. 

hlacom b. 

Taylor, John, sr., peddler, 11. n. s. Grand Teidlir, Lpo, tobacconist, bds. 117 Rfaple. 

ICiver, bet. Tsvell th and Tllirteenth. 'I'eipel, Fvrdinand. carpenter, h. 9 German. 

Taylor, Jonatllan JI ., agent, 11. '75 Sibley. Teiss, Christian, carpenter, h. Antietam, n. 

Tayior, J ul ia (col'd --wid. William), washer- w. cor. Jos. C'amyau ave. 

woman, 11. $1 Macomb. 

Teizen, A1 ieh;~el, la borer, 11. 335 Bronson. 

Taylor, Rev. r\lalachi, 11. 57 George. Teizen, Peter. melter, h. SS North. 

Taylor, Jlary (col'd-wid. Charles), h. 210 Telegraph office, Atlantic and Pacific, 

Lafa~ette. 

George Farnsworth, manager, 39 Wood- 

~a~ lor; Nannie E. (wid. James N.), bds. 93 ward ave. 

High. 

Telegraph office, Western Union, Colin 

~aglor, Neil, carpen t,er, h. 102 Fifteenth. Fos, manager, 50 Griswold. 

Taylor, N. Terry (Kanady S: Taylor), bds. Telfair, Frederick A., upholsterer, h. 101 

53 Biianli ave. 

Adums ave. mT. 

Taylor, Kobert, gold pen maker, 157 Jef- Telfer, (iarin, student, bds. 163 \JTi,llt. 

ferson ave., 11. same. 

Telfer, Gordon, carpenter, 11. 163 \.L ~gllt. 

Taylor, Robert J., sash and blind factory, 'f elfer, Robert, currier, bds. 163 Wight. 

Ft)urteentll, nr. Fort, h. cor. Fort and 'l'eller, Ann E. V. (wid. James P.), h. 175 

Fourteenth. 

Aciams ave e. 

Taylor, Samuel, carpenter, 11. 59 George. Teller, William C. B., teller American Na- 

Taylor, Sunruel, clerk, bde. 266 Beaubien. tional Bank, 11. 94 Adelaide. 

Taylor. Savedra W., weighmaster h.1. C. R. Telnme, \.lTilliam, wagonmaker, h. 25G Ger- 

H., 4'7 Labrosse. 

man. 

Taylor, Tllomas L., carpenter, h. '78 Lim- Temple, George, blacksmith, bds. Western 

burg. 

Hotel. 

Taylor, Wiiliam, baker, 11. 425 Twelfth. Tenant, James H., stonecutter, bds. 97 Jef- 

Taylor, painter, h. 43 Adarns ave. ferson ave. 

east. 

Tenant, John, stonecutter, bds. 99 Jefferson 

Taylor, \JTilliam, sailor, h. rear 261 Frank- ave. 

lin. 

Tennette, Arnold, laborer, bds. 32 Rivard. 

Taylor, William H., carpenter, h. Beaubien, Tenney, i'eorse P., sec'y Sl~ringwells Brick 

nr. \lTatson. 

and 'I'ile Co., h. 39'3 Sixth. 

Tea, Willian~, huckster, h. 409 Sererth. Tennison, J ames, bricklayer, bds. 154 La- 

Teagan, Charles, laborer, 11. 246 Twelfth. brosse. 

Teagan, George, carpenter, h. 367 Lafay- Ten hyinkel, Charles (Ten Winkle and Me 

ette ave. 

Cuue), h. o. 130 n. 144 Lafayette ave. 

Teagan, George P., clerk M. C. R. R., h. I29 Tenwin kel, August, crayon artist, bds. 16 

Cherry. 

Columbia e. 

Teagan, Jonathan, blacksmith, h. 206 Por- Tenwinliel, Henry, letter carrier, h. 0. 16 n. 

ter. 


Teagan, Jonathan (Morris & Co.'), h. nr. cor. Ten Wilrkel &McCune (Charles Ten 


Win kel a~ld M'illianl J. RlcC'une): general 

Teagan. Jonathan, 'laborer 31. C. R. R., h. agents C:ontinvntal Lii'r Ins. ('o. of N. Y., 


s. e. cor. Woodn7ard ave. and Congress. 

I

TEP CITY DIRECTORY. THO 383 

Tepke, Henry, laborer, h. 761 Twenty- 

fourth. 

Teplie, Julius, fireman, bds. 761 Twenty- 

fourth. 

TerlneI, Alexander, stonecutter, bds. 22 

Catharine. 

Termote, Joseph. laborer, h. 100 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Terres, Peter, laborer: h. 437 Eighteenth. 

Terrien, Heurietta (wid. Valliero), h. Guoin, 

bet. Adair and Walker. . 

Terry, C:harles, 1 umber merchant, 5 Merrill 

Block, 11.104 Winder. 

Terry, Dwight, clerk, 11. o. 103 n. 127 Cass. 

Terry, John F., oculist, h. 82 Winder. 

Terry, Noah, clerk, bds. 76 Coawrsss w. 

Terry, Xorval E., salesman, bdsaa78 Congress 

west. 

Ten:,., Oliver L., wooddealer, h. 176 Adams 

ave. e. 

Terry, Uriah, soda wbter peddler, bds. 69 

Second. 

Terryll, William (col'd), porter, h. 302 Ma- 

comb. 

Tettert, Herman, cigarmaker, 11. 340 North. 

Teufel, Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 229 Colum- 

bia e. 

Teufel, Johanna (wid. John), h. 137 Sher- 

znan. 

Teuton, ,4lfred, butcher, bds. 194 Wood 

bridge w. 

Teuton. James, baker, 21. 104 Woodbridge 

west. 

Tenton. Robert C. (Teuton, McFTTilliams St 

Co.). bds. n. t.. cor. Front and Second. 

Teuton, 31c\17illiams St Co. (Robert C. Tell 

ton and Edward McIVilliams), grocers, 

189 Wood bridge w. 

Teyner, Jlichael, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. 

Aduir and Leib. 

Teyner, \\'illiam, laborer, bds. Franklin, 

bet. Adair and Leib. 

Thaiss, Chris ian, carpenter, h. Antietam, 

n. e. cor. Jos. Campau ave. 

Thaus, Ferdinand, shoemaker, 141 St. Subin 


Tbayer, A1 bart, agent Dexter washing ma- 

chine, 17 Miami ave. 

Thayer, David, carpenter, h. 14 Orchard. 

Tliayer, David A., bill poster. h. 44 Orcllard. 

Thayer, Henry, carpenter, h. 150 Grand 

River, upstairs. 

Thayer, Lansing, machinist, h. 255 Larned 

east. 

Thager, Louis B.. agent, 11. 178 Maple. 

Thayer, Lgman M., general agent ,llicbigan 

Mutual Life Ins. Co., bds. Hussell House. 

Thabo, Esther (wid. Frank), h. 358 Clinton. 

Thebodo, Louis, blaclismith, h. 466 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Thee, Charles, drover, 11. 64 George. 

Thdle. Augustus, grocer, 192 Hastings, h. 

same. 

Their)-, Rebecca (wid. Tlleodore), h. o. 34 n. 

376 3 uliette. 

Theisen, Peter, carpenter, h. 606 1.lichigan 

ave. 

Thele, Michael, laborer, 11. 15 Silver. 

Thelen, Anthony, tinslnitl1, 1). IS9 Brewters. 

Tllelen, Maggie (wid. Nicllolas), 11. s. w. cor. 

St. Aubin ave. and Marv. 

Themer, August, cigarlilaker, bds. 114 Randolph. 

Theree, George, carpenter, bds. 217 Napoleon. 

Theree, John, carpenter, bds. 217 Napoleon. 

Theree, Josel)l1, c trpenter, 11. 217 Napoleon. 

Thetreau, Peter L., clerk, bds. 335 Franklin. 

Tlltb~it, John, blacksmith, 198 Fort e. 

Tlliel, Albert, salesman, bds. s. s. Clinton 

ave., nr. Elmwood are. 

Thiel, Elias, gardener. 11. 693 Clinton ave. 

Tlliel, Frederick, stonecutter, h. 2633 Gratiot. 

Thieler, Williain, tailor, Lds. 185 Gratiot. 

'rlliemer, Ernst, cigars, 322+ Woodward 

ave , 11. saine. 

Tllierry, August, hardware, 507 and 509 

Gratiot, bds. 224 Xlizsl~eth e. 

Thierry, James, h. 224 Elizabeth e. 

Tllierry, James, draughtsman, res. Springwells. 

Tllierry, John, bzrtender, bds. SG Brush. 

Thierry, Joseph, cabinetmaker, bds. 90 Larned 

e. 

Thierry, Peter, grocer, 284 Cl~ene, 11. same. 

Thiesen, Jolin U., cigar manufacturer and 

tobacconist. 139 Gratiot, 11. same. 

Thiesen, Xicholxs, laborer, bds. 87 Atwater. 

Thilet, Arelius, tailor, h. 438 Besubien. 

Thirkell, Mrs. William, 11. 123 Llrayne. 

Thoens, Franx A., laborer, h. '76 Shern~an. 

Thomas, Albert E., clerk, bds. a e. cor. Riopellt: 

and Larned. 

Thomas. Alfred, Ida110 saloon, 133 %TToodtvard 

ave., 11. o. 357 n. 439 Beaubien. 

Thomas, Anthony, sashmaker, h. 477 Fort 

east. 

Tl~omas, Charles J. T., agent, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Thomas, Charles R., bds. 518 Fort w. 

Tho~nae, Erastus A., teamster, bds. 100 

Brush. 

Thomas, Francis A., bookkeeper, h. 40 Congress 

w. * 

Thomas, Francis, shoemaker, h. 111 Marion. 

Thomas, Frederick J., paymaster D. & 31. R. 

R., h. 3'73 Clinton. 

Thomas, George H., policeman, h. 477 Fort 

east. 

Thomas, George R., dentist, Opera House 

Block, 11. cor. John 12. and Edmnnd. 

Thomas, Henry (col'd), laborer, bds. 81 BIacomb. 

Thomas, Henry (col'd), waiter, bds. 365 Croghan. 

Thomas, Henry L., machinist, bds. 32 

Fourth.

THO 

IETROIT THO 

NEW YORE 

Thonlpson, Elmira A. (wid. Lucius), bds. e. 

s. Third, bet. Joy and Pitcher. 

!Uf@ Fm~urane~ - @,~mtp@lay, Thompson, Ephraim, teamster, h. 289 Chest- 

ASSETS, . . $12,00O,COO nut. 

DAILY CASH 1h-COME, $15,000 

Thompson, Francis F. (F. F. Thompson & 

- 

Co.), h. 84 Selden. 

SOLON NcELROP, l!l;~nager and Agency Snpt;, Thompson, Frederick W., clerk, bds. 910 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Jefferson ave. 

- - - - - - - - - Thompson, George, policeman, h. 700 Michi- 

Thomas, Herena, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan gan ave. 


Thompson, George, painter, h. 110 Croghan. 

Thomas, Horatio, clerk, bds. 153 Woodward Thompson, George A., tailor, bds. 112 Abave. 

bott. 

Thomas, Jacob D., clerk, h. 107 Congress e. Thompson, George F., bookkeeper, bds. 43 

Thomas, J. Paul, with Douglass & Niller, h. Hastings. 


Thompson, Henry, clerk, bds. 43 Hastings. 

Thomas, John. engineer, h. 296 Macomb. Thompson, Henry B., bookkeeper, bds. n. s. 

Thomas, John S., carpenter, 13 Congress e., Congress, bet. Rivard and Hastings. 


Thompson, Horace H., h. e. s. Woodward 

Thomas, Justice, butcher, bds. 62 Second. ave., nr. toll gate. 

Thomas, Mrs. Louise (col d), h. 51 Muliett. Thompson, James, boilermaker, h. 403 Fort 

Thomas, Martjn, laborer, h. rear 362 Lafay- east. 

ette. 

Thompson, James, clerk, h. 268 Beaubien. 

Thomas, Peter (col'd), vegetables, 8 Citp Thompson, J times, gardefier, h. 359 Eight- 

Hall market. h. 16'7 Rlullett. 

eenth. 

Thomas, 13apl.&el, carpenter, h. 442 Trow- Thompson, James, policeman, h. 170 Porter. 

brid pe. 

Thompson, James A., clerk, bds. 40 Con- 

~homgs, Mrs. (wid. Raphael), h. 258 Eight- gress w. 

eent,h. 

Thompson, John, blacksmith, h. Foundry, 

Thomby, John, laborer; h. 93 Park Place. nr. Michigan ave. 

Thonipson, Agnes (wid. Neil), h. 134 Baker. Thompson, John, cabinetmaker, h. 95 Har 

Thompson, Alexander, h. 104 Adams ave. rison ave. 

east. 

Thompson, John, carpenter, bds. 330 FOI t e. 

Thompson, Alexander, laborer, bds. 160 Thompson, John, salesman, bds. o. 22 n. 

Porter. 

40 Sibley. 

Thompson, Benjamin F., agent Standard Thompson, John, laborer, h. e. s. Twentieth, 

Lite Ins. Co., room 10 Arcade building, bet. Baker and Michigan ave. 

bds. American Hotel. 

Thompson, John. real estate agent, Rotunda 

Thompson, Bradley H., deputy sheriff, liv- building, h. 268 Jegerson ave. 

ery stable, n. s. Woodbridge, bet. sates Thonlpson, John, stonecutter, h. 260 

and Handolph, h. n. s. Congress, bet. Ri- Twelfth. 

vard and Hastings. 

Thompson, John H., clerk, bds. 40 Sibley. 

Thompson, Charles, painter, bds. 110 Ri- Thompson, Joseph GI., brakeman M. C. R. 

vard. 

R., h. 47 Adams ave. e. 

Thompson, Charles &I., fireman Neptune No. Thompson, Joseph M., bookkeeper, h. o. 23 

2, h. 91 St. Antoine. 

n. 40 Sjbley. 

Thompson, Charles VCT. (col'd),laborer, h. 305 Thompson, Mary (wid. David), h. 27 Fort w. 

Macomb. 

Thompson, Neil, clerk, bds. 134 Baker. 

Thompson, Christopher, laborer, h. 136 Or- Thompson, Rev. Oren C., Congregational, 

chard. 

h. e. s. Woodward ave., near toll gate. 

Thompson, Cyrus (~ol'd), laborer, h. 366 Ma- Thompson, Preston, clerk prop. Meteor, 

comb. 

bds. 43 Hastings. 

Thompson, David, check clerk G. T. R., h. Thompson, Itichard, porter, h. 160 Hasts. 

e. cor. Porter and Eleventh. . 

ing s. 

Thompson, David, stonecutter, bds. Twelith, Thompson, Robert, stonecutter, bds. 69 Ats. 

Michigan ave. 

water. 

Thompson, Daniel, stonecutter, bds. 27 Thompson, Samuel, agent, h. 312 Fort w. 

Beaubien. 

Thompson, Samuel K., agent, h. 335 Fort 

Thompson, Delia (wid. James), h. o. I8 P. 20 east. - 

Plum. 

Thompson, Sears P. (Thompson & Wagner), 

Thompson, Edward H., jr., clerk, bds. 13 h. 158 Howard. 

Croghan. 

Thompson, Thomas, carpenter, h. nr. cor. 

Thompson, Elisha M., chairmaker, n. w. cor. Prospect and Watson. 

John R tuud ElizaLetk, k. e. 8. Third, bet. Thompson, Thomas, policeman, h. o. 320 n. 

Joy and Pitcher. 

418 Twellth.

THO CITY 

Thompson, Thomas S., pilot, bds. 23 Eight- 

eenth. 

Thompson, Walter, brass founder, h. o. 334 


Thompson, William, boilermaker, bds. 101 

Atwater. 

Thompson, William, machinist, bds. Wind- 

sor, Ontl. 

Thompson, William, policeman, h. 141 La- 

brosse. 

Thompson, William G)., lawyer, 154 Jeffer- 


Thompson, William H., foreman Tunis' 

printing office. h. 338 Sixteenth. 

Thompson, W. T., Detroit Broom Factory, 


Thompson, F. F., & Co. (Francis F. Thomp 

son and Edward M. Carey), Drain and 

Sewer Pipe Works, XIToodward ave., near 

Brady. 

Thon~pson & Wagner (Sears P. Thompson 

and Robert Wagner), railroad and steam- 

boat ticket agents, a. w. cor. Woodbridge 

and Second. 

Thone, Frank A., laborer, 1?. 76 Sherman. 

Thorburn, Dennis, watchman, h. 36 Brady. 

Thorburn, Elizabeth (wid. Andrew), h. 263 

Larned e. 

Thorburn, William, carpenter, h. 37 Sproat. 

Thorley, Thomas, clerk, bds. 301 Franklin. 

Thormann, August, cooper, 86 Sherman, h. 

same. 

Thormann, Edward, cooper, h. 68 Maple. 

Thorn, Charles, butcher, 11.55 National ave. 

Thorn, Henry, tailor, h. 298 Fifth. 

Thorn, John J., physician, 1.1. o. 46 n. 54 

Elizabeth e. 

Thorn, Lewis, sailor, bds. 298 'Fifth. 

Thorne, Nathaniel, clerk Light House office, 


Thorne, William, clerk, h. o. 446 n. 478 Or- 

leans. 

Thornton, Mrs. F5'illiam, h. 590 Croghan. 

Thorpe, George, jr., printer. h. 270 Fourth. 

Thorpe, George W., painter, bds. 81 Con- 

gress e. 

Thorpe, Horace, chairmaker, h. 130 Abbott. 

Thorye, Jane (mid. Hamilton), h. 75 Lewis. 

Thorpe, James, baker, h. 678 R.iopelle. 

Thorpe, John. carpenter, bds. 35 Larned w. 

Thorpe, Thomas, carpenter, bds. 36 First. 

Thorpe, Thomas, laborer, h. 50 Harrison ave. 

Thorpe, Thomas, upholsterer, h.12 Limburg. 

Thourlby, Sarah (wid. John), 11. 108 Rivard. 

Threber, Frederick, boilermaker, h. 313 

Clinton. 

Threyon, Wick, laborer, h. e. s. Sullivan 


Thrombly, Alexander, laborer, bds. 338 

Clinton. 

Thrombly, Batis, teamster, h. 282 GCratiot. 

Thrombley, Bernard, carpenter, bds. 243 Gra- 

tiot. 

Thrombly, Charles @.,painter, bds. 241 Gra- 

tiot. 

DIRECTORY. l'IL 385 

THROMBLY, HIPPOLITE, hackowner and 

wagonmaker, 241 Gratiot, h. same. (See adv. 

Thromblp. Michael, laborer, h. 232 Gratiot. 

Throop, Washington, clerk, h. 88 Adams 

ave. e. 

Throop, William A. (W. A. Throop & Co.), 

h. o. 45 n. 84 Miami ave. 

Throop, William A., dk CO. (WiG 

liam A. Throop and Gove Porter), whole 

sale stationers and law booksellers, 90 

Woodward ave. (See adv.) 

Thude, Adolph, grocer, n. w. cor. Twentieth 

and Howard, h. same. 

Thuemling, G. Henry, boots and shoes, 288 


Thuener, Henry, patentee, h., 218 St. An- 

toine. 

Thuerwaechter, Jacob, carpenter, h. 214 

Clinton. 

Thuerwaechter, Philip, carpenter, h.o.277 n. 

283 Franklin. 

Thullen, Philip, shipcarpenter, h. 315 Lafay- 

ette. 

Thurber, Philip, with J. G. Erwin, 2 Board 

of Trade Building. 

Thurkow, John, student, bds. 328 Hastings. 

Thurkow. Louis, tailor, h. 388 Hastings. 

Tibble, Edmnnd, brass finisher, bds. 325 


Tibble, George B., laborer, bds. 325 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Tibble, James, machinist, bds. 325 Jefferson 

ave. 

Tibble, Thomas, machinist, bds. 325 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Tiebo, Victor, engineer, h. cor. Lafayette 

ave. and Twelf't a. 

Tied, Henry, laborer, h. n. s. Antietain, bet. 


Tiel, Kicholas, coppersmith, h. 245 Thir- 

teenth. 

Tiemann, John, laborer, h. 581 Lafayette. 

Tierney, James, laborer, h. 345 Franklin. 

Tiess, John, servant, bds. 465 Jefferson ave. 

Tietsort, Ira, clerk M. C. R. R.., h. Indian 

ave., Springwells. 

Tietsort, Perry A., clerk M. C. R. R., h. Scot- 

ten ave., Springwells, nr. railroad track. 

Tiffany, Elizabeth S. (wid. Lewis L.), h. 105 

Farmer. 

Tiffany, Mary {wid. Johni, h. 216 Second. 

Tiffenbach, Charles, laborer, h. 70 Jay. 

TitFn, William H. (eol'd), barber, bds. 165 

Beaubien. 

Tiller, James A., printer, h. 81 Plum. 

Tillman, Martha (wid. James W.), h. 170 

Woodbridge e. 

Tillman, William (Tillman, Silsbee & Co.), 

h. n. e. cor. Beaubien and Congress. 

TILLMAN, SILSBEE $ CO. (William Till- 

man and Charles E. Silsbee), furniture, 144 

Jefferson aoe., factory, 117 Woodbridge w. 

(Sde adv.) 

Tillotson, Charles N., printer. h. 133 High. 

Tillotson, Dorr, policeman, bds. 1% High.

386 Tn CLARK'S DETROIT TOO 

Physicians zbl~vays specify 

PARKE, JENNINGS 8C CO.'S 

-- - 

Tillotson, Whiting, agt , h. 133 High. 

Tillotson, Vtrilliam R. (Sales & Tillotson), h, 

48 Lewis. 

Tilton, James E., 11. 72 Farrar. 

Tinan, Tllornas, laborer, h. Franklin, bet. 


Tinaus, JFTilliarn, bds. Wight, bet. Adair 

and Lei b. 

Ting, Bernard, sawyer, 11.151 Catllarine. 

Tingley, Tllomas S., bds. 383 Brush. 

Tinker, 91son H., saloon, o. 8 n. 12 Larned 

w., u. 237 First. 

Tinker, Lowell W. (1;. W. Tinker & Co.), 

bds. Russell House. 

Tinker, L. W., QL CO. (Lowell W. Tinker and 

- - ), wholerale grocers, G At water. 

Tinnette, J. George, musician, bds. 232 Hi- 

vard. 

Tinnette, John N., musician, bds. 232 Ri- 

vard. 

Tinnet te, J . Peter, music saloon, cor. Rivard 

and Catharine. 

Tinnette, Josepl~, musician, bds. 232 Ri- 

vard. 

Tiotzke, Frank, laborer, h. w. s. Lyell ave., 

bet. Butternut and Ash. 

Tipal, Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 9 German. 

Tirney, Patrick, laborer, h. s. s. Cherry, bet. 


Tirrell, William (col'd), porter, h. 264 Ma- 

comb. 

Tisler, Elizabeth (wid. George), h. 282 Clin- 

ton. 

Tisler, John, drayman, h. 1'73 Division. 

Tisler, Nicholas, constable 7th ward, h. 367 

Croghan. 

Titelow, George (Bennett, Titelow & Wood), 

h. e. s. Tillman ave.. nr. llliclligan ave. 

Titus, N. Donning, printer, h. 49 Madison 

ave. 

Titus, Smith, farmer, h. 65 Adams ave. m. 

Tizen, Peter, laborer, h. 412 James. 

Tobe, Anton, laborer, 11. 266 Clinton. 

Tobell, George, carpenter, h. 283 Third. 

Toberer, Charles, butcher, bds. 117 Cath- 

arine. 

Tobin, James, laborer, h. o. 132 n. 144 

Franklin. 

Tobin, Mary, saloon. 2'71 Sisth, 11. sanie. 

Tobin, Micllael, boilermaker, h. 2'78 Seventh. 

Tobin, Patrick W., salesman, h. 201 Con- 

gress e. 

Tobin, Thomas, cigarmaker, bds. 15 Gris- 

wold. 

Tobin, William, laborer, h. 15 Griswold. 

Todd, David, clerli, li. 69 Sllvrman. 

Todd, David, jr., clerk, bds. 69 Sherman. 

- 

Todd, Miss Mary, dressmaker, bds. 235 

I Montcnl ... e. 

1 Todd, William. mechanic, h. 144 Labrosse. 

Todd, William, tailor, h. 235 Montcalm e. 

Todt, Mas, laborer, 11. 3G Dequindre. 

Todtenbier, Frank, printer, bds. 132 An tie- 

tam. 

Todtenbier, John, clerk, bds. 132 Antietam. 

Todten bier, Mathias, carpenter, h. 223 Eliz- 

abeth e. 

Tod ten bier, William, cooper, h. 132 Antie- 

tam. 

Toeller, John, painter, h. nr. cor. Pearl and 

Prospect. 

Toepel, J. Henry. stoves and hardware, 110 


Toeyfer, Julius, sale man, h. 42 St. Antoine. 

Togan, Rlichael, sailor, bds. 13 Labrosse. 

Toolier, Nanley, painter, h. 504 Woodbridge 

west. 

Toles, Betsy (wid. Nathan H.), h. 167 Grand 

River. 

Tolcs, Charles H., undertaker, h. 54 Macomb 

aye. 

Toles, Edward W., undertaker, bds. 167 

Grand Kiver. 

Toles, Frank H., painter, bds. 1G7 Grand 

Kiver. 

Toles, William D., painter, bds. 167 Grand 

River. 

Toley, Charles, school teacher, h. 418 Mich- 

igan ave. 

Toll, A., bds. Russell House. 

Toll, John, laborer, 11. 437 Mullett. 

Tolland, Charles, carpenter, h. 233 Twelfth. 

Tolland, Edward, carpenter, h. 140 Sev- 

enth. 

Tonles, James, painter, bds. 332 Franklin. 

Tomlinson. Mrs. Miranda, h. o. 232 n. 280 

Michigan ave. 

Tomlinson, Xelson (Tomlinson & Graves), 

res. Broolil y n, N. Y. 

Tonllinson Ss Qrrtves (Nelson Tomlinson 

and Henry A. Ciraves), sole-leather tan- 

ners, 33, 34 and 36 Atwater. 

Toms, Xobert P., lawyer, 124 Jefferson ave., 

11. 11 Farmer. 

Toms, Thomas, mason, h. n. s. Fulton, bet. 

Sisth and Seventh. 

Toms, William, stonecutter, h. 19 Spencer. 

Tonbeer, \TTilliam, coolier, h. 132 Antietam. 

Toner, Charles, carpeu ter, bds. 402 Grand 

River. 

Tongne, Clement, carpenter, h. 498 Or. 

leans. 

Toolley, Dennis, laborer, h. 152 Seventh. 

Toohqv, Peter, laborer, h. Michigan ave., 

near National ave. 

Toole, John, tailor, h. 80 Cherry. 

Toorney, Bartl~olo~new, laborer, bds. 404 

Larned e. 

Toomey, Catharine (wid. Michael), h. 16 

Howard. 

Toorney, Jlichael, porter, bds. 165 Fraukliu. 

Toomey, Hichard, moulder, bds. 1G Howard.

TOO CITY DIRECTORY. TRE 38'7 

- 

Toomey, Thomas, drayman, h. IG5 Frank- Towsey, Charles, saddler Hayden & Baldlin. 

win's. 

Toomey, Thomas, jr., laborer, bds. 165 Toynton, Henry W., letter carrier, h. 52 

Franklin. 

Montcalm e. 

Toomey, William, fireman, bds. 165 Frank- Toynton, Joseph (Gsay & Toynton), h. 34 

lin. 

Macomb ave. 

Toomey, William, laborer, h. 151 National Tracy, Dennis, watchman, bds. n. w. cor. 

ave. 

Sullivan ave. and Butternut. 

Top, Braba, laborer, bds. 14 Miclligan are. Tracy, Edward, carpenter, bds. 179 Brew- 

Topel, Ephraim, carpenter, h. 228 Brush. ster. 

Torcott, John, carpenter, h. 500 Wood- Tracy, Henry G., joiner, bds. 179 Brewster. 

bridge e. 

Tracy, John, carpenter, h. 179 Brewster. 

Tornaway, James P., cabinetmaker, h. 93 Tracy, John, engineer, 11. 227 Fourth. 

Michigan ave. 

Tracy, John, grocer, 11. 77 liiopelle. 

Torrance, Alexander, engineer, bds. o. S4 n. Tracy, Mary (wid. Arthur), vegetables, 17 

:S Montcalm w. 

City Hall mi rket, 11. 1034 Jlicliigan ave. 

Torrance, Andre~v, engineer, h. o. S4 n. 88 Tracy, Patrick, laborer: h. 91 Sullivan ave. 

&lo11 tcalm w. 

Traliey, W'illiam, laborer, h. m. s. Xational 

Torrance, Andrew. bds. 218 Congress e. aye., near Sycamore. 

Torrance, A., bookkeeper, bds. 121 Congress Trapold, Peter, laborer, 11. 86 TC1ontcalm e. 

east. 

Trapp, Plrilip, vegetables. 33 City Hall mar- 

Torry, Abel R., Detroit Steam Laundry, s. ket, 11. o. 108 n. 118 Rfaple. 

w. cor. Bates and Congress, h. 110 Lar- Traub, Christian M. (Traub Bros.), h. 6 

ned r. 

Clinton. 

Torry, Clara, carpet sewer. bds. 413 Fifth. Tranb, Herman, cigar manfr., 196 Michigan 

Torry, Frank )I., bds. 110 Lamed e. 


Torry, George G., lime burner, 11.212 Park. Traub, Jacob (Traub Bros.), h. 206 Jeffer- 

Tortellet, George, carpenter, h. s. s. Lasnlle son ave. 

ave., near Poplar. 

TRACB BROS. (Jacob and Christian 

Tortellet, Hiram, carpenter, bds. s. s. La- Traub), jewelers, 206 Jefferson ave. (See 

salle ave., near Poplar. 

adz.) 

Tossey, Frank, laborer, bds. 24C2 Catharine. Traver, Gilbert: sea master, 11.209 Third. 

Tossey, John, blacksmith, h. 242 Catha- Traver, Mary (wid. Jones), h. 28.1: Second. 

rine. 

Traver, WTilliam, cabinetmaker, bds. 33 Ad- 

Tossey, Louis, shipsmith, h. 372 Croglian. ams ave. e. 

Totten, Hester (wid. Jonah), bds. 38 Duf- Traver, Zachariah, traveling agent, h. 32 

field. 

Prospect. 

Totten, \Villiam, machinisto, 11. 3SO Rlullett. Traynor, Peter, carpenter, h. 124 Hast- 

Toncy, Charles, collarmaker, bds. Goodman ing~. 

House. 

Treacey, John E., carpenter, h. 175 Brew- 

Tough, James, laborer, h. 74 Eighth. 

ster. 

Tough, Janlee, machinist, 11. 149 Bronson. Trcadmell, Henry J., painter, h. D1 Brady. 

Tough. Jolln, laborer, 11. 14'7 fironson. Trel~ull, Gusta~us H., h. w. s. Lye11 aye., bet. 

Toulmin, Alired P., steamboat owner, h. 119 Butternut and Ash. 

High. 

Tredway, Arthur, clerk, h. 259 Lafayette 

Tourongo, Andrew, sawyer, h. Guoin, on are. 

C'anll~au farm. 

Tregaskis, Richard, cashier U. S. Revenue, 

Towar, Charles A., machinist, h. '739 Fort 11. lSl Third. 

west. 

Trehey, Thomas, laborer, h. 163 Porter. 

Tower, Albert S., U. S. Army clerk, bds. G 'l'reichler, John, teacher, Bds. 101 Jlaple. 

Palmer. 

Tremont House, n. e. cor. Jefferson ave. 

Tower. Fletcher, U. S. Lake Survey, bds. 6 and Randolph, Dr. D. C. Goodale. propr. 

Pulnler. 

Tre!i!plt.r, John F., harnessmaker, s. s. 

To~irer, George, jr., physician, bds. G Pal- Ajichipn ave., bet. Seventh and Eighth, 

mer. 

h. same. 

Tower, George W., milkman, h. Palmer. Trent, Morris, carpenter, h. n. s. Canfield, 

Towers, Janies O., 11. 189 Larned e. 


Towle, Eveline (m-ic!. Simon M.), boarding, Tress, Arthur (Tappan, McKillop & Co.) 

11. o. 173 n. 207 Fourth. 


Town, Himm, fireman, 11.317 Congress m. Trevallick, Richard, lecturer, h. 290 Fort e. 

Town, Jennie, seamstress, 11. 305 Marion. Trey, Catharine (wid. Nartin), llousekeeper 

Town, Nathan F., clerli, bds. 218 \Yood- Adams House, bds. same. 

ward aye. 

Trezise, Oscar W., carpenter, bds. 164 Lar- 

Ton-nsend, Sngeline (mid. William), h. 246 ned w. 

Cozgress e. 

1 Trezise, Philip, miner, h. 164 Larned w.

TRI TUG 

NEW YORE 

B8ff' Omi~~l~ano~e 

- G~mp@omgl, 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

DAILY CASH INCOXE, $15,000 

-- 

SOLON MeELBOY, Manager and Ageney Snpt,, 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICE. 

Tribune, Edward (col'd), laborer, h. 302 Macorn 

b. 

Triebe, Frederick, boilermaker, h. 313 Clinton. 

Trildt, Frederick, laborer, h. Wight, bet. 


Trildt, Henry, laborer, h. Wight, bet. Walker 

and Adair. 

Trinder, Raymond, patternnaker, bds. 257 

Howard. 

Trinder, Thomas, h. 257 Howard. 

Trinder, Thomas, laborer, h. 330 Xinth ave. 

Trinkhaus, Christian, laborer, b. 201 Chestnut. 

Trinkhans, Philip, laborer, h. 181 Chestnut. 

Tripler, Eunice (wid. Charles S.), h. 86 

Howard. 

Tripp, B ~so~, wagonmaker, bds. 87 Adelaide. 

Trockenbrod, August (Koch & Co.), h. 8 

Chestnut. 

Troert, John, teamster, h. a. w. cor. North 


Troester, Conrad, cooper, B .314 Montcalm 

east. 

Troester. J. Conrad, cooper, h. 314 Mont- 

' calm e. 

Troester, John S., carriage trimmer, h. 62 

Riopelle. 

Trollope, Albert [Hill & Trollope), h. 185 

Second. 

TBOMRLEY, CHARLES J., real estate ag't, 

h. o. 76 n. 42 Miami ave. 

Trombley, Charles K., clerk F. Stearns, bds. 

42 Miami ave. 

Trombly, Alexander, bedsprinpaker, bds. 

s. s. Franklin, nr. Riopelle. 

Trombly, Frank, teamster, h. Wight, bet. 

Campau and Walker. 

Trombly, blrs. - (wid. Hamburch), h. s. s. 

Franklin, e. Riopelle. 

Trombly, John, carpenter, h. 168 Ftran klin. 

Trombly, Joseph, sailor, h. 50 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Trombly, Leon, shipcarpenter, h. 396 Franklin. 

Trombly, Levi, carpenter, h. 24 Dequindre. 

Trombly, Levi, carpenter, h. 225 Sherman. 

Trombly, Mary (wid.), 11. 557 Croghan. 

Trombly, Peter, dragman, h. 4'53 Fort e. 

Trombly, William, carpenter, h. w. s. Beaubien, 

bet. Leland and Ontario. 

Trondle, John, laborer, h. 214 Abbott. 

Trosell, Peter, truckman, h. 239 Thirteenth. 

Trounstine, Morris, clothier, 189 Jefferson 

ave., h. 199 Larned e. 

Trowbridge, Charles C., President D. & M. 

R. R., h. 440 Jefferson ave. 

Trowbridge, Charles 3., clerk, bds. 624 Jefferson 

ave. 

Trowbridge, Edmund (Trowbridge, Wilcox 

& Co.), h. 342 Jeffernon ave. 

Trowbridge, Frank C., clerk J. Trowbridge 

& Broe., bds. Ecorse. 

Trowbridge, Henry H., clerk D. & M. R. R., 


Trowbridge, Iiubbard, h. 3 Farrar. 

Trowbridge, John, h. 44 Russell. 

Trowbridge, Luther S., lawyer, Seitz Block, 


Trowbridge, Smith, h. 624 Jefferson ave. 

Troy, James, porter, bds. 149 Larned e. 

Truax, Lucinda (wid. George B.), h. 455 

Woodmard ave. 

Truba, Charles, carpenter, h. 201 High. 

Trudell, Samuel, physician, h. 476 Fort w. 

Trudell, William, blacksmith, h. 183 Bronson. 

Truffner, Albert, porter, bds. American 

Hotel. 

Trumbull, Alexander, harnessmaker, bds. 

88 Larned e. 

Trumbull, Charles D., cabinetmaker, bds. 

(Joodlnan House. 

Trumbull, Walter, machinist, h. 89 Fifth. 

Trumbull. William, carpenter, h. 36 Dequindre. 

Trump, Simeon, carpenter, h. 266 Fourth. 

Trumpter, Frank, shoemaker, h. 391 

Mary. 

Trunk, Henry, peddler, h. 241 Adams ave. 

east. 

Tubbs, Jane (wid. Jacob), h. 510 Sixth. 

Tubbs, Lavinia S., tailoress, bds. 510 

Sixth. 

Tuck, Adam, lawyer, h. Twenty-second, nr. 

Foundry. 

Tuck, Charles, sailor, h. Franklin, bet. 

Beaubien and Brush. 

Tucker, Anson, staffdealer, h. 12 Columbia 

east. 

Tucker. Cassius M. (col'd), barber, h. 340 

Macomb. 

Tucker, Delavan, gents' furnishing goods, 

Biddle House Block, bds. Biddle House. 

Tuclizr, John (C. J. Whitney), bds. 85 Miami 

ave. 

Tuck.-r, J. L., laborer, h. 244 Mullett. 

Tucker, Samuel H., bds. 90 Grand River. 

Tucker, Samuel H., boottreer, h. 97 Grand 

River. 

Tufts, Francis, sailor, h. e. s. Williams ave., 

nr. Myrtle. 

Tug Association (Detroit & St. Clair River 

Towing Association), E. G). Merick, President 

; W. Livingst,on, Secretary and 

Treasurer ; C. H. Carey,'Superintendent ; 

office dock, bet. Bates and l'CTooclward 

ave.

Tuite, John, porter G. T. R., h. 300 Tenth. 

Tuite. John W., cigarmaker, h. 370 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Tuite, Thomas, tinsmith, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Tuke, Samuel, cashier, bds. 71 Beaubien. 

Tulip, Henry, turner, bds. 407 Railroad. 

Tull, Charles H., shoemaker. 11.75 Macomb. 

Tulle?, John, laborer, h. 142 Jones. 

Tully, Michael, laborer, h. w. s. Fifth, nr. 

Spruce. 

Turner, Frank, plasterer. bds. 72 Harriett. 

Tunis, Williarn E., 5ookseller, printer and 

binder, 153 Jefferson ave., h. 209 Congress 

east. 

Tunny, John, shoemaker, h. 109 Russell. 

Tunny, bliclrael, laborer, h. 18 Sixteenth. 

Tupper, Leroy, cooper, h. 481 Russell. 

Turnbnll, Alexander, harnessmaker, bds. 88 

Larned e. 

Turnbull, \T-illiam, baker, h. 80 Abbott. 

Turner, Albert (col'd), cooper, h. rear 142 

St. Antoine. 

* Turner, Alexander (col'd), rag assorter, h. 

71 Fort e. 

Turner, Alexander, carpenter, h. 509 Larned 

east. 

Turner, Calvin B. (Watkins & Turner), h. 

279 Miclligan ave. 

Turner, Cornelius, carpenter, h. 265 Jeffer- 

son aye. 

Turner, Elizabeth (wid.), h. n. e. cor. Third 

and Jones. 

Turner, Francis W., glue manufacturer, h. 

n. w. cor. Woodbridge and Walker. 

Turner, Horace, wood and coal, 11 Larned 

IF., h. 60 Lafayette ave. 

Turner, James, salesman, bds. 78 Winder. 

Turner, Jenny A. (wid. Porter G.), h. 105 

Elizabeth e. 

Turner, Lewis, salesman, bds. 23 Washing- 

ton ave. 

Turner, Miss M. J., school teacher, bds. 123 

Wayne. 

Turner, Richard, carpenter, h. 241 Howard. 

Turner, Robert, carpenter: h. n. e. cor. Pa~k 

and Charlotte. 

Turner, Scott (col'd), sailor, bds. 81 Ma- 

comb. 

Turner, Septimus, cappenter, bds. 61 Grand 

River. 

Turner, Septimus W., teamster, h. 167 

Cass. 

Turney, William, laborer, h. 400 Baker. 

Turnverein, Freier, Weber's Hall, cor. Mul- 

lett and liussell. 

Tuton, Charles E., machinist, bds. 141 

Baker. 

Tuttle, Charles, clerk, bds. Finney's Hotel. 

Tuttle, Xancy (mid. Almin), boarding, h. 311 

hfontcalm e. 

Tuttle, Thomas, fireman steamer No. 1 

bds. Congress wT. 

Tuttle, William, painter, bds. 311 Montcalm 

east. 

50 

CITY DIRECTORY. ULR 

Tyfer, John, carpenter, h. 465 Beaubien, up 

stairs. 

Tyfer, Joseph, carpenter, h. 465 Beaubien, 

up stairs. 

Tyler, Henry J., traveling agent, h. 75 

Elizabeth e. 

Tyler, Robert, laborer, h. Harrison ave., nr. 

Grand River. 

Tyler, Rowland G., grocer, cor. Randolph 

and Congress, bds. Howard House. 

Tynan, Thomas, clerk, bds. 210 Gratiot. 

Twombley, L. Cass, asst. paying teller 

First National Bank, bds. 2 Cranage 

Block, Shelby. 

Twombly, Luke, shipcarpenter, h. 202 Xa- 

comb. 

Tyre, *4ndrew, laborer, bds. e. s. Harrison 


Tyre, James, h. e. s. Harrison ave., nr. Lau- 

rel. 

Tyre, John, laborer, bds. e. s. Harrison ave., 

nr. Laurel. 

Tyre, Robert, laborer, bds. e. s. Harrison 

ave., nr. Laurel. 

Tgrrell, Aaron \V. (Tyrrell & Bro.), Alder- 

man Fir-t Ward, bds. Cass Hotel. 

Tyrrell, David W. (Tyrrell & Bro.), bds. 

(lass Hotel. 

Tyrrell, Robert A., hardware, 58 Jefferson 

ave., bds. Cass Hotel. 

Tyrrell & Bro. (Aaron W. and David W. 

Tyrrell), proprs. Cass -Hotel, cor. Wood- 

bridge and Third. 

Tyrzisliie, Joseph, teamster, bds. n. w. cor. 

Fort and St. Antoine. 

U 

u. 

EBELSOER, Frederick, laborer, h. 216 

Columbia e. 

Uebelhoer, Jacob, carpenter, h. 297 St. Antoine. 

Ueberhart, Charles, laborer, h. 163 Fort e. 

Uebroth, Peter, janitor Opera House, h. 

same. 

UEord, Alfred, teamster Jollnson S;: Co., h. 

s. s. Leverett, bet. Seventh and Eighth. 

Uielhaucli, Henry, laborer, h. 74 Eighth. 

Vjka: Frank, shoemaker, bds. 133 Grand 

River. 

Glley, James, wire mcrker, h. s. s. Butternut, 

nr. Ninth ave. 

Ulman, Andreas, blacksmith, h. 91 Antietam. 

Ulnier, Charles, clerk, bds. 101 Macomb. 

Ulich, Bruno, clerk, bds. SO Front. 

Ulrich, Ferdinand, shoemaker, h. w. s. Dubois, 

s. Gratiot. 

Ulrich, Ferdinand, tinsmith, 423 Jefferson 

ave., bds. 263 Congress e. 

Ulrich, Henry, printer, h. 235 Brush. 

Ulrich, John, laborer, h. 240 Brush. 

Ulrich, Jolln, laborer, 11. 285 Maple. 

Ulrich, Joseph, blacksmith, h. 394 Mullett. 

-4

390 ULR CLARK'S DETROIT VAN 


MAKUFACTURlNG CHEMISTS 


LAB@RATORY, CORZE& BEBIT C'lFFORD STREETS 


DETROIT, - MICHIGAN- 

Ulrich, Joseph, hats, caps and furs. 202 Jef- 

ferson ave., h. 319 Cass aye. 

Ulrich, Joseph, tailor, h. s. e. cor. Beaubien 

and TYhitney. 

Ulrich, Bliss Mary, bds. 248 Brush. 

TTlrich, Margaret H., boarding, 11.285 Brush. 

Ulrich, Victor, hatter, h. 142 Porter. 

Ul~icb, Peter, hatter, bds. 17 Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Ulrich, Peter, saloon, 17 Michigan Grand 


Ulrich. William, blacksmith, h. s. w. cor. 

Morse and Kussell. 

Enden, Jacob, carpenter, bds. n. s. Michi- 

gan ave., nr. IIuluboldt ave. 

Underhill, Jacob, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Hast- 

iugs and Brewster. 

Underwood, Francis W., clerk, bds. Antis- 

del House. 

Unruh, Eii (Unruh & Bachman), h. 508 

Michigan ave. 

UNKUH & BACHAIAN (Gustave Bachman 

and Eli Unruh), saloon and vinegar 

works, 508 &lichigau ave. 

Unsold, John, laborer, h. 197 Catharine. 

Unsold, John, jr., moulder, bds. 197 Cath- 

arine. 

Unziker, George, laborer, h. 310 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Uyham, James B., clerk. bds. 158 Lafayette 

ave. 

Upt on, Albert B. (W. Upton & Co.), bds. 119 

Wayne. 

Upton, Frederick, seaman, bds. 10 Rowland. 

Upton, Hannah (wid. Frederick), h. 10 Row- 

land. 

Upton, Sidney, seaman, bds. 10 Rowland. 

Upton, %'alter (W. Upton & Co.), bds. 10 

Bowland. 

Upton, \Ir., & Co. (Walter and Albert B. Up- 

ton), cigar manfrs., o. 274 n. 268 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Uricll, Joseph, tailor, h. 108 Napoleon. 

Uridge, George, carpenter, s. w. cor. Third 

and Tuscola. 

Uridge, Philip, mason, h. e. a. Cass ave., 

bet. Bagg and Sproat. 

Urnley, William, clerk, bds. s. w. cor. 

Grand River and Oak. 

Urpdyke, Irvin, fireman M. C. R. R., bds. 

Cass Hotel. 

Usher, John, laborer, h. 213 Park. 

United States Express Co., 52 GI-iswold. 

United States subsistance warehouse, 79 

and 81 Larned w. 

,i 

Uteck, Herman, refreshments, 58 City Hall 

market., 11. cor. Congress and Brush. 

utley,~~enr)-~.:cit,yrditor~ai~y post, h. 

s. w. cor. Woodward ave. and George. 

Ut,tich, Hermnnn, painter, h. 117 linto on. 

Uytclewillt.gen,Rev. Marinus, pastor church 

St. Vincent de Paul. h. Fourteenth. 

v. 

AIR, George, shoemaker, h. 15 Gris 

V wold. 

Valave, Joseph, painter, bds. 125 Larned e. 

Valentine, Agnes (wid.), dressmaker, h. 303 

hl on tcalm e. 

Valentine, Anthony, jr., printer, bds. 99 

Jay. 

Valentine, Antoine, policeman, h. 320 Con- 

gress W. 

Valentine, Catharine (wid Joseph), h. 164 

hlaple. 

Val en tine, Ferdinand, trunkmaker, bds. 


Valentine, George, clerk, bds. 446 Orleans. 

Valentine, George, wagonmaker, bds. 303 

Montcalm e. 

Valentine, John, clerk, bds. Railroad Ex- 

change. 

Valentine, John, laborer, h. 221 Elizabeth 

east. 

Valentine, Stephen, cigarniaker, h. 99 Jay. 

Valley, John (col'dj, cook, 11. 94 Brewster. 

Valley, John, laborer, h. 184 Second. 

Vallier, Abraham, shoemaker, bds. 84 Wal- 

nut. 

Vallier, Angus, carpenter, h. 92 Catharine. 

Vallier, Augustus, drayman, h. 432 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Vailier, Augustus, Montreal Hotel, Frank- 

lin, bet. Hastings and St. Antoine. 

Vallier, Edward, drayman, h. 434 W-ood- 

bridge east. 

Vallier, John, shoemaker, h. 84 Walnut. 

Vallier, John, shoemaker, h. 236 Sixth. 

Vallins. George, painter, h. 593 Seventh. 

Van Anden, Barriett (wid. Joshua W.), 

boarding. h. o. 145 n. 181 Congress w. 

Van Anden, James, clerk, bds. o. 14:) n. 181 

Congress w. 

Van Allen, Henry (col'd), laborer,h. 330 Ma- 

comb. 

Van dlstine, Sydney, grocer, 018 Jefferson 

ave.. h. same. 

Van Antwerp, Charles, blacksmith, h. 180 

Rivard. 

Van Antwerp, Francis, wood dealer, foot Ri- 

opelle, h. 196 Congress e. 

Van Baalen, Abraham, second-hand cloth- 

ing, n.' n7. cor. Uriswold and Michigan ave., 

h. 151 First. 

Van Baalen, Abraham E., clerk, bds. 151 

First. 

Van Baalen, Emanuel, clothier, 16 Michi- 

gan ave., h. same.

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VAN CITY DIRECTORY. VAN 

Van Baalen, Emanuel H., clerk, bds. 17 

hliclligan ave. 

Van Battlen, Henry, clothier, 17 Michigan 


Van Baalen, Isaac, clothier, 40 Michigan 


Van Baalen, Israel, clothier, 10 Michigan 

ave., 11, same. 

Van Baalen, Joseph, clerk, bds. 17 Michigan 

ave. 

Van Baalen, Louis, clothier, n. w. cor. Michigan 

ave. and Griswold, bds. 151 First. 

Van Baalen, William, clothier, 233 Jefferson 


Van Buren, James (Van Buren & Son), h. 29 

Winder. 

Van Buren. Pliny H. (Van Buren4 & Son), 

bds. 29 Winder. 

Van Buren, Samuel, harnessmaker, h. 243 

Brush. 

Van Buren, lTTilliam, foreman Trrbune news 

room, 11. cor. Twenty-fourth and Dis Road. 

Van Buren & Son, (Janies and Pliny 

- 

Vandland, Herman, laborer, h. 442 Eighteent 

h. 

Vandor, IVilliam, carpenter, h. 365 Clinton. 

Vandorp, Louisa (wid. Dr. L. G.), h. 2'74 

Sixth. 

Vanduren, Antoine, saloonkeeper, 724 Croglian, 

h. same. 

Van Dusen, Charles T., clerk, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Van Duzer, Ashley M. (Chappel1 & Van Duzer), 

h. s. e. cor. Second and Henry. 

Van Dyke, Elizabeth (wid. James), h. 300 

Jefferson nve. 

Van Dyke, George, bds. 300 Jefferson ave. 

Van Dyke, Henry, engineer, hds. Eagle Hotel, 

Wood bridge. 

Van Dyke, Philip J. D., Prosecuting Attorney, 

19 Rotunda Building, bds. 32 Adelaide. 

Vandyne, Peter H., printer, h. 478 Ninth 

ave. 

Vanevery, Celilia (wid. Samuel), boarding, 


Vangallo, John, ship carpenter, h. 543 Congress 

e. 

Van Nnnwermeiren, Sophia (wid. Casmere), 

bds. 144 Grand Itiver. 

Van Havermere, William, carpenter, h. 98 

Sllerman. 

13. Van Buren), i~isurance and real estate 

agents, 74 Griswold. (See adv.) 

Van Courtland, Mathew, saloon, 44 Front, 

h. same. 

Van Damme, Bruno, drover, h. 209 Congress 

east. 

Van Damme, Camille, cabinetmaker, bds. 

229 Beaubien. 

Vanl~ayse, -, cooper, 5'71 Gratiot, h. 569 

Van Damtne, Felix, cabinetmaker, 229 Beau- same. 

bien, h. same. 

Vanhayse, Ignatius, carpenter, h. 569 Gra- 

Van Damme, Gustavus, cabinetmaker, bds. tiot. 

229 Beaubien. 

Van Herpen, George E., clothier, 92 Michi- 

Van Damme, Peter, carriagemaker, h. 605 gan ave., h. same. 


Van Hollstien, Hiram, laborer, hds. 351 

Van den Broucke, Augustus, cooper, bds. Ssventli. 

349 Fort e. 

Van Horn, Charles, printer, bds. o. 220 n. 224 

Van den Broucke, David, cooper, h.349 Fort Woodward ave. 

east. 

Vanhorsen, Bernard, joiner, h. 569 St. Au- 

Vandeplas, Francis, cooper, 74 Napoleon, h. bin ace. 

same. 

Vanhouton, Peter, laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

Vanderbeck, Egan, horsejockey, h. 229 Clin- Woodbridge and Dequindre. 

ton. 

Van Husan, Caleb, pr,nst. Detroit Fire and 

Vandergyp, Jolin, carpenter, h. 183 Cliene. Marine Ins. Co., 11. 165 Fort w. 

Vanderheit, August, laborer, h. Detroit, Vanilla, John, cabinetmaker, bds. 36 Third. 

near Dequindre. 

T-an Laer, Peter, h. 202 Fort e. 

Vanderli p, Frederick, laborer, h. 872 Cro- Van Larber, Peter, laborer, h. 155 Wight*. 

glian. 

Vau Lenth, Thomas, mason, h. 84 Chest- 

Vandermand, Francis, laborer, h. 110 Chest- nut. 

nut. 

Van Leyen, John, carpenter, h. 28 Mont- 

Vandermeulen, John P., bookkeeper, h. o. calm IV. 

584 n. 690 Woodbridge w. 

Van Leyen, John, tailor, bds. 28 Montcalm 

Vandermeulen, Peter, sec'y and treas'r De- west. 

troit River Lumber Co., h. o. 548 n. 690 Van Loon, John (Djngeman, Van Loon & 

Woodbridge w. 

Note), h. 424 Gratiot. 

Van der Swalem, Martin, joiner, h. 104 Van Mens, Tt~oinae, painter, 11. 11 Private. 

Porter. 

I Vanmeter, John, laborer, 1x1s. 65 Franklin. 

Van de Sand, Nicholas, cabinetmaker, h. Van klourick, Cornelius (P. Van Mourick 


$ Co.). 11. 283 Russell. 

Van Deusen, Charles H., photographer, 196 1 Van Mourick, Peter (P. Van Mourick 8: C0.b 

Jefferson ave., h. 24 Gratiot. 

h. 133 Park. 

Van de Worken, Dirk L., cordwood and Van Mourick, William, fancy goods, b. 123 

stone, 421 Woodbridge w, 4. 254 'I'welfth. Park.

392 VAN CLARK'S DETROIT VBR 

NEW YORX 

Vau~el, Eliza (wid. John H.), h. rear 326 

St. Antoine. 

Ltfb ~ ~ ~ - ~ G ~ Q ~ a @ n~ ~ c, Veal, Y @ B Julius, laborer, bds 140 Grand River. 

AS~ETF, . . $12,000,000 Vccliesky, Godf'rey, joiner, 11.218 Calhoun. 

DAILY CASB I~COME, $15,000 Yehar. Anthony, carpenter, 11. 34s MTatson. 

- 

Veigel , Ferdinand, lithographer. bds. Hotel 

SULOK IIIeELROF, DIanwger and Agency Sopt., Rlauch. 

Peninsular Bank Building, D ETROIT, MICH. Veiller, Plrilip, ehOemak-er, 23 

Vein, Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 479 Orleans. 

Van &iourick, P., & Co. (Peter and Cornelius Vein, John ,gardener, 11.327 North. 

Van Mourick), laces and trimmings, 62 Veinhand, John, laborer, h. 123 Division. 

Woodward ave. 

Veinhand, Peter, laborer, h. 123 Division. 

-'an Kess, Jacob, soapmaker, h. 223 Frank- Veitch, Alfred, currier, bds. Fort, bet. Jos. 

lin. 

Ca~n~au and Elrn~~rood ayes. 

Van Nearing, William, milor, bds. Penin- Vellger, Charles, brewer, 142 Sherman, h ' 1 

sular Hotel. 

same. 

Vanni, Pietro, plasterwork, bds. 121 Gra- Vellger, Mary (wid. Samuel), vegetables, 

tiot. 

23 City Hall market, h. 510 James. 

Vannier, Edmond, teacher French, 11. 108 Vena, Henry D. (col'd), carpenter, h. 175 

Beaubien. 

Clinton. 

Van Norman, Arthur, bookkeeper, bds. 164 1 Venaps, James, cooper, h. 318 St. Aubin 

Second. 

ave. 

Van Korman. Jonathan M., physician and Venfliet, Jacob, baker, h. 395 Mullett. 

surgeon, 160 Jefferson aye., h. 164 Second. Venn, Charles, paiater, bds. 46 Seventeenth. 

Van Paucke, Ferdinand, laborer, h. Wight, Venn. James, clerk, bds. 177 Franklin. 

bet. U'alker ard Adair. 

Venn, John, bricklayer, bds. 46 Seven- 

Van Hans: elaer, H. Dwight, bookkeeper, teenth. 

bds. 53 High. 

Venn, Thomas, butcher, 273 Jefferson ave., 

Van Schoick, John H., h. IS6 First. 

h. same. 

Vanson, Theodore, machinist, h. 108 Ri- Venn, Thomas, druggist. h. 236 Second. 

yard. 

Venn, I-lobert, morocco finisher, h. 46 Sev- 

Van Syckle, James E., moulder, h. 80 Lim- enteenth. 

burg. 

Venn, William, carpenter, h. 40 Seven- 

Van Tifflen, Myron, carpenter,"h. 114 Clin- teenth. 

ton. 

Vent, Henry, works American Express Co., 

Vanvlack, Gilbert J., physician and sur- h. SO1 Fort w. 

geon, 95 Grand Hiver, bde. 101 same. Veragut, Mrs. Mary, millinery, 94 Gratiot, 

Van Wicklin, Perry, cabinetmaker, bds. h. same. 


Veragut, Thomas, 11. 94 Gratiot. 

Van IYinkle, Delford, tobacconist, bds. 80 Verbeck, Louis, laborer, h. 44 Twelfth. 

Wayne. 

Verdon, Henry, tinsmith, bds. 232 Seventh. 

VanV17inkle, Reuben H., bookkeeper Scot- Verdon, Lawrence, carpenter, h. e. s. Sevten, 

Lovett & Co., bds. €32 Wayne. 

enth. bet. Orchard and Plum. 

Vara~, Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, h. 169 Verhoeff, Julia (wid. Peter F.), h. 22 Sp~oat. 

Bronson. 

Verlautigue, Charles. laborer, 11. 63 Atwater. 

VarnbueMer, Jacob, tailor, h. 323 Hast- Verleucten, Peter, chairmaker, h. o. 99 n. 1 

ings. 

391 Bronson. I 

Varnham, William, laborer, h. Wood- Verlin, John, poster, b. 173 Sherman. 

bridge, near Twenty-fourth . 

Vermette, Antony, currier, h. 433 Eight- 

Vaseyman, Frederick, laborer, h. 306 St. eenth. 

Aubin ave. 

Vermette, Joseph, watchman, h. 58 Tmen- 

Vatelsk~, Bernhardt, peddler, h. 108 Maple. ty-second. 

Vatelsky, Julius, peddler, h. 108 Maple. Vermeulen, Frederick, h. 71 Fort e. 

Vatelsky, Lewis, peddler, bds. 108 Maple. Vermeulen, Peter, grocer, s. e. cor. Fort and 

Vaughan. John L., bookkeeper, h. s. w. cor. Chene, 11. same. 

Clifford and Duffield. 

Vernor, Benjamin, insuraace agent, Bank 

Vaughan, Levi, carpenter, h. w. s. Sullivan Block, 99 Gris~vold, h, 222 Fort w. 

ave., bet. Michigan ave. and Chestnut. Vernor, Charles H., clerk, h. 50 Montcalm 

Vaughan, William, carpenter, h. 13 Ma- west. 

rion. 

Vernor, Cliarles, shipcarpenter, h. 510 St. 

Vsughn, Frank, roofer, bds. 425 Seventh. Antoine. 

Vaughn, George, ticket agent G. W. R., bds. Vernor, Charles, cigarmaker, h. 228 Rus- 

425 Seventh. 

sell. 

Vaughn, Harriet (wid, Louis), h. 425 Sev- Vernor, James, druggist, 235 Woodward 

enth. 

ave., bds. 74 Farrar.

I 

VER CITY DIRECTORY. VOH 393 

Vernc r, Jeremiah S., insurance agent, with 

B. Vernor, h. '74 Farrar. 

Vernor, John T., bookkeeper, bds. 74 Far- 

rar. 

Vernier, Lorenzo, laborer, h. 506 Cllinton 

ave. 

Vernier, Victor L., grocer, bds. 320 Frank- 

lin. 

Versar, John, laborer, bds. Springmells, near 

Junction. 

Vervier, Claudius, machinist, h. 109 Dubois. 

Vester, Henry, cigarmaker, h. Sl Chest- 

I 

I. 

nut. 

Vhay, James H. (Dwyer St Vl~ay), fruit 

dealer, 57 Griswold, h. 129 Second. 

Vick, Henry H., carpenter, h. 281 Michigan 

ave. 

Vick, Joseph, laborer, h. Twenty-fourth, nr. 

Porter road. 

Vick, Mrs. Susan, dry goods and millinery, 

o. 235 n. 381 Michigan avt-., h. same. 

Victan, Frank, laborer, h. 6'7s Franklin. 

Victorson, Herman, saloon, 149 Michigan 

aye., h. 151 same. 

Victorson, Leipman, fancy goods, 307 Michigan 


Videau, William, blacksmith, h. 223 Eighteenth. 

Vieblerhaus, Caspar, laborer, h. 220 Calhoun. 

Vieckor, Aflug, cabinetmaker, bds. E;. e. cor. 

Lafayette and Hivard. 

Viele, Capt. Charles D., Head Quarters Department 


Vie1 hauer, Charles, shoemaker, bds. 25 

Eighth. 

Vielhauer, Frederick, laborer, h. 333 North. 

Vielhauer, Henry, laborer, h. o. 25 n. 74 

Eighth. 

Fielhohl, Edmund, carpenter, bds. 25'8 Gratiot. 

Viesehon, F. Joseph, shoemaker, h. 138 Maple. 

Vieson, Frederick, undertaker, 159 Maple, 

h. satue. 

Vieth, Carl, grocery, 297 Gratiot, h. same. 

Viger, Alexander N. (Viger Bros.), h. 157 

I 

.j 

1 

Congress e. 

Viger, Edward R.: captain str. Korthwest, h. 

99 Farmer. 

Viger, Ezra (Viger Bros.), bds. 157 Congress 

east. 

Viger Bros. (Alexander E. and Ezra Viger), 

coal yard, 44 At water. 

Vilare, Alesan der, saloon, h. 294 Franklin. 

Villenlez, Eugene, carpenter, 11.112 Clinton. 

Villinger, John, laborer, h. 183 Sherman. 

Villinger, John, shoemaker, h. 219 Columbia 

e. 

Vincent, James, cabinetmaker, bds. 221 St. 

Aubin aye. 

Vincent, \Yilliam, surveyor, 81 Griswold, 

bds. 32 Twelfth. 

Vinton, Warren G., builder, rear 167 Cass, 

fi. 186 Bagg. 

Virtue, James (Virtue & Yorston), res. New 

k'ork. 

Virtue & Yorstson (James Virtue and 

( 'harles H. Yorston), publishers and im- 

porters, Room 11 Fisher's Block, 119+ 

Woodward ave. 

Vieger, Charles J., mason, h. Twenty-second, 

near Foundry. 

Visger, Francis O., plasterer, h. Foundry, 

near Kellogg's foundry. 

Visineau, Frank, laborer, h. 185 Chene. 

Visineau, Louis, drayman, h. 489 Croghan. 

Visineau, Xavier, sawyer, h. 185 Chene. 

Visna, Odilon, laborer, bds. 51'3 Fort e. 

Visna, Simeon, teamster, h. 519 Fort e. 

Vivier, Jedd, bricklayer, h. 41 Chestnut. 

Vizthum, John, carpenter, h. 595 Seventh. 

Vlier, Ade~zaun, butcher, bds. 144 Larned 

west. 

Vlier, Gosewinus, butcher, bds. 144 Larned 

west. 

Vocht, John, laborer, h. 282 Jay. 

Voegler, Mrs. Mary, milliner, 487 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Voegler, Reinhart, laborer, h. near cor, Pros- 

pect and Pearl. 

Vodkei, Joseph, brewery, 54 Maple, h. 

same. 

Voelkel, Julius, gunsmith, h. 264 Clinton. 

Voelker, Jacob (Buener, Lungershausen & 

Voelker), bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Voesel, Oliver, shipcarpenter, h. 179 St. Au- 

bin ave. 

Voester, Jacob, laborer, h. 333 Lafapette. 

Vogel, Bernhardt, laborer, h. 123 Clinton. 

Vogel, Christian, beer peddler, h. 85 Fort e. 

Vogel, Edward H., saloon, 45 Monroe ave., 

h. same. 

Vogel, Simon, laborer, bds. 2'76 St. Aubin 

ave. 

1 Vogelsang, Sophia (wid. Dietrich), dressma- 

ker, h. 265 Hastings. 

Vogelsang, T,TTilliam, carver, bds. 265 Hast- 

ings. 

Voght, John, mason, 11. 384 Mary. 

Vogler, Ferdinand, moulder, h. 199 Clinton. 

Vogler, Henry, tailor, h. s. w. cor. Rioyelle 

and Detroit. 

Vogler, Michael, laborer, h. 1'75 Macomb. 

Vogt, Andrew, peddler, h. 436 Croghan. 

I Vogt, John, carpenter, h. 22'7 Wllitney. 

Vogt, Charles, teamster, h. 483 Clinton ave. 

Vogt,, Daniel, cigarmaker, bds. s. w. cor. 

FortandHastings. 

Vogt, Emil, butcher, bds. 493 Gratiot. 

Vogt, John, foreman lumber yard, h. 288 

Jay. 

Vogt, John, planer, h. n. s. Whitney, bet. 

Hastings and St. Antoine. 

Vogt, Peter, jewelry peddler, h. 521 Con- 

gress e. 

Vogt, Simon, butcher, bds. 533 Gratiot. 

Vogt, William, boot and shoemaker, h. 39 

Hastings. 

I Vohlcr, Henry, tailor, h. 150 Xarion.

394 VOI CLARK'S DETROIT ' WAE 

PARKE, JENXINGS & CO., Vorsaenger, Samuel N., salesman L. Smit, 

bds. 15 Michigan Grand ave. 


Vorzeila, Evo, teamster, h. 512 Lafayette. 

Vos, ~ enr~, laborer, h.' s. e. cor. ~htietam 

ma8pe8 I and Dubois. 

I AQUA AMMONIA, 

Vosborg, William F., plumber, h. 46 Fort e. 

Vosburgh, James, clerk, bds. Antisdel 

DETROIT, - mICHIGAX - House. 

- 

Vosburgh, James, clerk, bda 248 MToodward 

ave. 

Volter, Aug ust, laborer, h. 169 Twenty-second. 

Votry, Alexander, laborer, h. 56 Grand 

River e. 

Votrv, William E., bds. 56 Grand River e. 

~radenburgh, Elijah, grocer, 14 Ormd 

River, 11. same. 

Vsinke, Joseph, laborer, h. n. w. cor. Korth 


Vuegli, Joseph, laborer, bds. 186 Macomb. 

Vyse, Bernard, shoemaker, h. 74 Croghan. 

Vyse, Charles, teamster, h. 332 Lafayette. 

Voight, Edward, brewer, bds. 213 Grand 

River. 

Voigllt, IVilliam, brewery and malt house, 

213 Grand River, h. same. 

Voigt, Eruil, clerk, bds. 232 Randolph. 

Voigt. Gottlieb, shoemaker, 382 Sisteenth. 

Voigt, Oswald H., blacksmith, 11. o. 13 n. 89 

Napoleon. 

Voigt, Oswald, blacksmith, h. 174Columbia 

east. 

Voigt, William, butcher, n. e. cor. Ss. Aubin 

ave. and Fort, h. 44'7 Fort e. 

Volaber, Peter, laborer, h. 155 Wight. 

Volk, Ernst, painter, bds. 275 Beaulien. 

Volk, Hermann, jr., painter, bds. 275 Beau- 

bien. 

Volk, Hermann, sr.. painter: h. 275 Beau- 

bien. 

Volkenstein, George, jr., laborer, bds. 64 

Mullett. 

Volkenstein, George, sr., laborer, h. 64 Mul- 

lett. 

Volliert, Thomas, plasterer, h. 606 Sixth. 

Volkmer, Mas, furrier, bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Volio, Francis, boarding, h. 5 Abbott. 

Vollancl, Jacob, magnetic operator, room 14 

Burcliard Block, 108 Griswold. 

Vollbacli, William, tailor, h. 341 Bronson. 

Vollratll, Peter, sawyer, 11. 323 Clinton. 

Vollweiler, Martin, tanner, h. 180 Sher- 

man. 

Von der Heide, Christian (F. Deinzer &, 

Von der Heide), h. o. 202 n. 236 Or- 

leans. 

Von der Heide, Henry, saloon and billiards, 


Von der Heide, Henry (Weber & Von der 

Heide), h. 260 Fort e. 

Von der Himmel, W~lliam, carpenter, bds. 

413 Croghan. 

Von der Krabben, WTilliam, carpenter, h. 

112 Chestnut. 

Von Essen, Henry, clerk, bds. 160 Larned 

east. 

Von Scliloss, Frederick, stonecutter, bds. 320 

Clinton. 

Vonsele, Felix, laborer, h. n. s. Larned, bzt. 

Chene and Jos. Campau ave. 

Voodre, Peter, laborer, 11. 304 Catharine. 

Voorhees, Peter, cornniission merchant, s. e. 

cor. Atwater and Bates, h. o. 3 n. 17 Eliz 

abeth e. 

Vorn, Uottlieb, laborer, h. e. s. Tillman ave., 

near city limits. 

Vornick, Charles, laborer, h. 160 Eighteent 

h. 

w. 

Jv ACHSMUTH, William, letter carrier, 


Wachter, John, shoemaker, 221 Macomb, h. 

189 saine. 

Wacker, Charles, laborer, h. 312 Sherman. 

Wacker, Christian, cooper, 311 Columbia 

e., h. same. 

Wacker, Christiana (wid. Daniel), h. 163 

Catharine. 

Wacker, John, cooper, 12 Maple, h. same. 

Wacker, John, laborer, h. s. s. Catliarine, 

bet. Dubois and Chene. 

WacGer, William, marble polisher, bds. cor. 

Antietam and Kiopelle. 

Wnckermann, Peter, mason, h. 210 Fort e. 

Wackwitz, Elise, teacher German-American 

Seminary, bds. 316 St. Antoine. 

VITaddell, John, gardener, bds. 375 Cass ave. 

Wade, Charles M., clerk U. S. Pension office, 


WADE, WILLIAM, blacksmith, 11 State, 

h. 187 Third. (See ads.) 

Wadly, George, teamster, h. Dequindre, nr. 

Gratiot. 

Wado, Charles, laborer, h. 288 Eighteenth. 

Wadsworth, Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 283 

Croghan. 

Wadsworth, Thomas A., boxmaker, h. 16 

Lafayette. 

Wadstvorth, Richard, salesman, h. 47 Elizabeth 

w. 

\ITadsworth, William, flour and produce, h. 

222 Brush. 

Waechter, August, cabinetmaker, h. 542 

St. Antoine. 

Waecker, Conrad, laborer, h. 244 Croghan. 

Waelde, Charles F'., boots and shoes, 228 

Gratio~, h. 78 Harriett. . 

W-aelde, Charles, jr., marblecutter, bds. 72 

Harriett.

WAE CITY DIRECTORY. w,i 3 95 

Waelde, George F., tailor, h. 146 Macomb. 

MTaelje, William, shoemaker, h. s. s, Railroad, 

nr. Riopelle. 

Waethat, August, shoemaker, h. 460 Sixteenth. 

Wafer, John, tanner, bds. 163 Elizabeth e. 

WTafer, Margaret (wid. Moses), h. 163 Elizabeth 

e. 

Wagar, John, harnessmaker, h. 98 Larned 

east. 

Wagenbach, John W., porter, h. 152 Montcalm 

w. 

Wagenbach, William, porter, h. 352 Montcalm 

e. 

Wagg, David, gardener, h. IS0 Lafayette. 

Wagman, Andrew J., printer, bds. 71 Beaubien. 

Wagmann, Frederick, laborer, h. 446 Catharine. 

Wagner, Albert M., filecutter, h. 129 Eighteenth. 

Wagner, August (A. & J. Wagner), h. 160 

Gratiot. 

Wagner, Christian, carpenter, h. 277 Columbia 

e. 

Wagner, Edward (J. P. Wagner & Co.), b. 

326 Wood ward ave. 

Wagner, Henry, h. 326 Woodward ave. 

Wagner, Henry, clerk, h. 270 Beaubien. 

VSTagner, Henry, clerk, h. 234 Beaubien. 

Wagner, John, h. 199 Iiussell. 

Wagner, John, cabinetmaker, h. 171 Clinton. 

Wagner, John, carpenter, bds. 301 Chestnut. 

\TTagner, John, laborer, h. 143 Elmwood 

ave. 

Wagner, John, tailor, h. 256 MulIett. 

Wagner, John (A. & J. Wagner), h. 28 Monroe 

aye. 

Wagner, John P. (J. P. Wagner & Co.), h. 

326 \TToodward ave. 

Wagner, Jose1)h. ashpeddler, 11.39 Railroad. 

Wagner, Mathias, clerk, bds. 197 Gratiot. 

Michael, currier, bds. 143 Elmwood 

ave. 

Wagner, Morris, filecutter, h. 129 Eighteen 

tli. 

WTagncr, Nicl~olas, laborer, h. o. 78 n. 143 

Elmwood ave. 

Wagner, Philip, carpenter, h. 97 Chestnut. 

Wagner, Robert F. (Thompson & lT7agner), 


Wagner, \Yilliam, barber, h. 18 Silver. 

Wagner, William, laborer, 11. 380 Gratiot. 

Wagner, William, machinist, h. 144 

Twelfth. 

Wagner, A. S: J. (August and John Wagner), 

furniture, 56 Monroe ave. 

Wagner, J. P., 5; Co. (John P. and Edward 

Wagner), bakers and confectioners, 326 

Woodward ave. 

Wagnitz, Heinrich, carpenter, 11.147 Twenty-second. 

IVagsou, James, painter, bds. 450 Sixth. 

Wahrmann, Frederick, laborer, h. 108 

Twentieth. 

Wain, Thomas, engineer, h. 97 Larned e. 

VSTain, William, laddermaker, boarding, h. 

97 Larned e. 

Wait, David, teamster, h. 291 Seventeenth. 

Wait, Ira, drover, h. s. e. cor. Fifth and 

Unian. 

Wakeman, Major C., agent American Mer- 

chants' Union Express Co., h. 237 First. 

Wakeman, Xrs. Marie L., h. 87 Shelby. 

Walcott, Albert H.. (A. McPherson & Co.), 

h. 21 Howard. 

'CValcott, Edward, laborer, h. 379 Fifth. 

Walcott, Thomas, laborer, h. 1'7 Third. 

W7a,idecker, Nicholas, grocer, 130 St. Aubin 


Walder, Charles, laborer, h. city limits, nr. 


W-aldner, George, butcher, h. Clay, bet. 

Prospect and Kussell. 

Waldon, George, h. o. 357 n, 459 St. An- 

toine. 

Vialdron, James, tailor, h. 10 Private. 

\JTaldron, Miss Mary A., music teacher, h. 


Waldron, Willard E., ornamental bracket- 

maker, h. 491 Larned e. 

Waldron, LVilliam W., printer, h. 241 

Brush. 

W7alenteng, Anthony, tailor, h. 99 Jay. 

Walja, William, shoemaker, h. 418 Rail- 

road. 

VV alker, A1 ?sander, shipcarpenter, bds. 555 

St. Antoine. 

Walker, Alexander (col'd), waiter, bds. 238 

lldams ave. e. 

Walker, Ancil W., carpenter, h. 102 Far. 

rar. 

Walker, Ancil w., jr., carpenter, bds. 102 

Farrar. 

Walker, Charles H., clerk, h. 104 Howard. 

Walker, Charles I., counselor at law, 2 

Larned e., h. 39 Fort w. 

Walker, Charles J., joiner, bds. 102 Far- 

rar. 

WALKER, CLARANCE H., stone ware, 

dock foot I-livard, bds. 121 High. (See 

adv.) 

WTalker, Dugald, carpenter, h. 74 Porter. 

Wallier, Edward, bookkeeper, bds. 54 Fort 

west. 

'CTTalker, Edmard, cabinetmaker, h. 100 

hlontcalm e. 

Walker, Edward C. (Walker & Kent), res. 

Springwells. 

Walker, Eugene R., h. 121 High. 

Walker, Frederick 8. (Evans & Walker), h. 


Walker, George, carpenter, h. 102 Abbott. 

Walker, George, carpenter, h. 209 Abbott. 

15' alker, George, ship carpenter, h. 380 La- 

fayette. 

Walker, George O., sexton Westminster 

church, h. o. 470 n. 582 Crogllan.

396 WAL CLARK'S DETROIT WAL 

NEW YORK 

Wallace, Alexander, h. 154 Seventh. 

Wallace, Ann (wid. John), h. 275 Sisth. 

Wallace, C. E., shoema,ker, bds. Franklin 

ASSETS, . . $12.000,000 House. 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 Wallace, David, clerk, bds. 87 Shelby. 

- 

Wallace, David, laborer, h. 201 Thirteen- 

SOLON IUcELBOF, BIanager and Agency Snpt., and-a-half. 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Wallace, David, lake surveyor, bds. 30 

Winder. 

Walker, Henry, ironmelter, h. o. 123 n. 147 Wallace, Elisha M., carpenter, 21-87' George. 

Oak. 

VC7allace, Elmer D., bds. 14 Blontcalm e. 

Walker, Henry L., bds. 22 Howard. Wallace, Francis BI., carpenter, h. 64 Butter- 

Walker, Henry N., President Free Press nut. 

Co., res. Groase Isle. 

Wallace, George, macllinist, h. e. s. Dubois, 

Walker, Henry O., physician, Opera House bet. Catharine and Mullett. 

Block, Ms. Antisdel House. 

T.76.rallace, George, blacksmith, bds. 119 Hom- 

Walker, Henry T., pllysician, h. 22 Ann. ard. 

Walker, Hiram, distiller, h. 54 Fort w. Wallace, George (col'd), laborer, h. 275 Fort 

Walker, Jabez, watchman House of Correc- east. 


Wallace, Harriet (wid. Robert), bds. 90 

Walker, James, moulder, bds. 102 Franklin. Brainard. 

Walker, James (McGrane & Walker), h. o. Wallace, Hugh W., clerk, h. 282 Third. 

287 n. 327 Sistll. 

Wallace. Isaac C., machinist, h. 130 St. Au- 

Walker, James E., carpenter, h. o. 61 n. 65 bin ave. 

Elizabeth w. 

Wallace, James, engineer, h. s. w. cor. Fifth 

Walker, James H., printer, h. 77 Plum. and Noyes. 

m7alker, Joh~l, carpenter, h. 210 Labrosse. Wallace, James, moulder, h. s. s. Campbell, 

Walker, John (col'd), 11. 129 Croghan. bet. Cass and Woodward ares. 

Walker, John D., billposter, 32 Larnsd w., Wallace, James, stone dealer, h. e. s. VSToodh. 

48 Jones. 

ward ave., nr. toll gate. 

Walker, Leverett B., Secretary Democratic MTallace, J. C., shoemaker, bds. Franklin 

State Central Committee, res. Hamtramck. House. 

Walker, Kichard J., mason, bds. 10'2 Farrar. Wallace, John, 'laborer, h. 118 Twenty- 

Walker, Itobert (col'd), laborer, h. 255 fourth. 

Adams ave. e. 

Wallace, John, laborer, h. 215 Thirteen-and- 

Walker, Mrs. Sarah E., select school, 116 a-ha1 f. 

Elizabeth e., bds. 99 Adams ave. e. Wallace, John, machinist, bds, 476 St. An- 

Walker, Sanuel W., Superintendent Pro- toine. 

tecti~e Fuel Co., h. 121 High. 

Wallace, John H., boot and shoe manfr., 294 

Walker, Thomas, laborer, h. 17 South. Michigan ave., h. same. 

Walker, William, 11. 22 Montcalm w. Wallace, John, jr., laborer, bds. 118 Twenty- 

Walker, William, carpenter, h. 230 Colum- fourth. 

bia e. 

Wallace, Patrick, cabinetmaker, bds. 215 

Walker & Kent (Edward C. Walker and Thirteen-and-a-half'. 

Charles A. Kent), lawyers, s. e. cor. Lar- Wallace, Robert H., commission merchant, 

ned and MToodward ave. 

5 Eussell House Block, h. o. 14 n. 28 Alont- 

Walkoe, Alexander (col'd), waiter Michigan calm e. 


Wallace, Robert W., carpenter, h. 90 Brai- 

Walkoe, Frederick, carpenter Michigan Es- nard. 


Wallace, Thomas, clerk, h. 154 Hastings. 

Walkoe, John F., porter Michigan Es- Wallace, Thomas, fireman, h. 1 Bolivar 


alley. . 

Wall, Catharine (wid. Nicholas), h. 94 Far- Wallace, William, laborer, h. w. s. Lasalle 

rar. 

ave., nr. Pine. 

Wall, Charlotte (mid. Thomas), boarding, Wallace, W-illiam, sawyer, h. 325 Frankh. 

'71 Beaubien. 

lin. 

Wall, Edward, drayman, h. 31 Baker. Wailich, Joseph C., builder, 3.50 Cass ave., 

Wall, Henry $I., billiard saloon, 226 Jeffer- 11. 4% same. 

son ave., bds. Antisdel House. 

Walling, August, stenciller, bds. n. s. Brew- 

Wall, John U., laborer, h. 300 Michigan ster, bet. St. Antoine and Hastings. 

ave. 

'Walling, Conrad, shoemaker, h. 105 Brew- 

Wall, Thomas J., printer, h. 143 Adams ster. 

ave. e. 

Wallington, Frederick, baggagemaster M. 

Wallacr~, Agnes (ccil'd-wid. James), h. 63 C. K. K., h. 333 Abbott. 

I-larriett. 

Wallis, Franz, joiner, h. 66 Antietam. 

1

CITY DIRECTORY. WAR 

VSTallis, Thomas, laborer, h. 1'71 Thirteen- TValton, George (col'd), laborer, h. n. e. cor. 

and-a-ha1 f. 

St. Antoine and Benton. 

MTalpole, Edward, laborer, h. 262 Twelfth. \TTalton, J. B., civil engineer, h. 17' Madison 

VSTalsh, Edward, laborer, h. 637 Larned e. ave. 

Walsh, glizabeth (wid. Patrick), h. 703 La- Waltz, Bernard, laborer, h. Benton, nr. Defayette. 

quindre. 

Walsh, Francis, plumber, bds. 503 Lafay- Waltz. D. Frederick, music teacher, h. 97 

ette. 

Maple. 

Walsh, Ferdinand B., salesman, bds. 43 Waltz, Frederick, gardener, h. e. s. Elm- 

Congress w. 

wood ave.. nr. Gratiot. 

Walsh, James, laborer, bds. o. 52 n. 62 Waltz, Frederick, vegetables, 14 City Hall 

Seventh. 

market, h. 28 Catharine. 

WTalsZl. James H., laborer, h. 137 Twelfth. Waltz, Jacob, baker, 11. 201 Sapoleon. 

Walsh, James W., bartender, bds. 38 Gris Waltz, Jacob, butcher, bds. 589 Michigan 

wold. 

ave. 

Walsh, John, poulterer, bds. 384 Woodward T't'alw-ick, William J., engineer, bds. Manave. 

sion House. 

Wwlah, John R., laborer, h. 384 Woodbridge II'alz, Albert, bds. 44 St. Aubin ave. 

east . 

ITralz, George, tailor, 11. 131 Lafayette. 

WaIs11, Mary (aid. Robert), h. 557 Larned FFralz, John, grocer, 44 St. Aubin ave., h. 

east. 

same. 

Walctl, Xicholas, gardener, h. w. s. Mount \Valzer, Uustav, upholsterer, bds. 240 Clin- 

Elliott ave., north cemetery. 

ton. 

Walsh, Patrick, carpenter, h. 10 Bronson. iJTanbecq, Joseph (Wanbecq 8: Mussche), h. 

MTalsh, Patrick J., jeweler, I%ussell House Beacon, nr. St. Antoine. 

Block, h. 328 Gong-ess e. 

\TTanbecq SI &f ussche (Joseph TTTanbecq and 

W alsh, Kichard, l)lurnher and gzsfitter, 66 Juliizs Alussche), marble works, 221 and 

Larned w., h. s. s. Beech, bet. Fifth and 223 Gratiot. 

Sixth. 

TTrandell, Xoses, j en~eler, 11 Jefferson ave., 

\TTalsh, Richard, macl~inist, h. 'il* Fif- h. same. 

teenth. 

Wanderer, Christopher, laborer, h. 425 

Walsh, Thoxnas, engineer D. St M. R. B., h. Maple. 


Wanderle, Albert, joiner, h. 101 Chestnut. 

'CYalsh, Thomas, laborer, h. 124 Larned w. W*iNIAESS, AXDKEIIr, bookbinder, 133 

\TTalsh, \JTilliam, 11. 411 Fifth. 

Jefferson ave., 11. 103 Orchard. (See adu.) 

Waltensberger, Frederick, clerk, h. 461 Wanzer, \TTilliam H., traveling agt., bds. 

Fort e. 

1.58 Lafayette ace. 

Walter, Frank, laborer, 11. 95 Marion. Wanzor, Francis B. (col'd), barber, bds. n. 

George, gardener, 11. 363 Macomb. w. COI. Beaubien and Croghan. 

\lralter, Henry, cigarmaker, h. 407 Macomb. TV-arbick, 'Ct7illiam J., moulder, bds. 44 

\Val ter, Henry, gardener, bcls. 365 Macomb. Twelfth. 

Walter, Jolln, sailor, bds. 365 Jlaconlb. Ward, Charles, jeweler, 16 Grand River, h. 

\Iralter, John J., tanner, h. Jos. Campau same. $ 

ace., cor. Sherman. 

Ward, Charles. carpenter, bds. 251 Grand 

Walter. Julius, tanner, h. s. s. Jay, bet. River. 

Cllene and Jos. C'aulpau are. 

Ward, Charles, h. 368 Fifth. 

VTalter, Ludwig, laborer, B. 719 CrogZlan. Ward, Charles, drayman, h. 74 Sibley. 

Walter, Nicholas, cabinetmaker. h. '7 (:lay. WTard. Cllarles H., clerk, bds. Fort, bet.Eight- 

MTaltere, Hiram A., engineer I>. lk Ysl. I.,. R., eent.11 and Nineteenth. 


Wa: d, Daniel, laborer, h. 351 Hastings. 

'CITalters, James, saloon, foot Third, bds. FT7ard, Dennis, laborer, 11. 44 Crawlord. 

same. 

IVard,Eber, stealnboat owner, foot Griswold, 

Waiters, Lewis, secondhand clothing, 322 11. s. m. cor. Kintll ave. and Howard. 

Uratiot, 11. same. 

Ward, Eber H., ship owner, treas. IVyan- 

XTalters, \.Irestern (col'd), laborer, h. rear 65 dotte Holling Mill Co.. foot \.Vape, h. n. 

hl ullett. 

s. Fort, nr. Eighteenth. 

Waltersberg, Frederick, salesman,h. w. s. St. Ward, Edward, cooper, bds. 323 Catharine. 

Aubin ave., bet. Larned and Congress. IVard, Edward, photographer, 28 Michigan 

TValt her, Uernllardt, h. 161 hlaple. 

ave. 

IValtllew, Adam, painter, 98 Congress e., h. Ward, Edward N., cooper, bds. 401 Cath- 

423 Twelfth. 

arine. 

TT7altman, Jacob, saloon, 506 Grand River, Wa~d, Francis R., farmer, h. 5 Oak. 

11. same. 

Ward, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 269 Cath- 

Walton, Cllarlas A., architect. bds. 254 arine. 

First. 

Ward, James, letter carrier, h. 419 Sixth.

398 WAR CLARK'S DETROIT WAS I 

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PARKE, JENNINGS & (10.'S Warren, Edward, clerk, bds. 289 Jefferson 

ave. 

STANDARD 

Warren, Ed ward, shoemaker, bds. 55 Michi- 

S'&g?@Jyg$ Z,Xf -2 a\@&@%@ gan Grand ave. 

Warren, Edwin, painter. h. 253 Fourth. 

Ofnce, 374 Cass Avenue. Warren, George, hostler, h. 10 Middle. 

Warren, John L., 2icture frame maker, h. 

o. 233 n. 259 Twelfth. 

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Warren, Landon S. B., clerk, bds. 64 Congress 

w. 

Ward, James, omnibus driver, h. 107 At- Warren, Mary (wid. Archibald), h. o. 61 n. 89 

water. 

Gratiot. 

Ward, James, saloon, 107 Atwater, h. same. Warren, Maurice, clerk, bds. Goodman 

Ward, John, blacksmith, h. 82 Sevent 11. House. 

W ard, John (Ward St Palmer), bds. Biddle Warren, Robert H. (col'd), mason, h. 203 

House. 

Macomb. 

Ward, Michael, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Grand Warren, Sarah, teacher new Ninth Ward 

and Fourth. 

school, bds. 410 Seventh. 

Ward, Michael, saloon and boarding, h. n. e. Warren, Thomas, bricklayer, h. 80 Plum. 

cor. Michigall aye. and Third. 

Warren, T7STilliam A., dentist, 1'70 Michigan 

Ward, Rev. Milton, rector St. Stephen's aye., h. same. 

Church, h. 323 Catharine. 

Warrenton, Henry, sailor, h. 31 Chest- 

Ward, Thomas, brewer, bds. cor. Third and nut. 

Michigan ave. 

Warriner, James M., agent, h. 32 Mont- 

Ward, William A., salesman, bds. 199 calm w. 

\Toodward ave. 

Warriner, William E., lumber dealer, 1 Ro- 

Ward, WiIliam O., clerk, bds. Woodward tunda building, h. 75 High. 

ave., bet. Urand Eiver and Clifford. Warring, Elbert M., sailor, bds. 126 Jeffer- 

Ward, William S., music teacher, h. s. s. son ave. 

Gratiot, bet. Elmwood and Mt. Elliott Warring, George, engineer, h. 251 Abbott. 

aves. 

Warring, George W., engineer, h. 22 Ab- 

Ward & Palmer (John Ward and Irvin bott. 

Palmer,) attorneys, 6 and 7 Seitz Block, '73 Warring, 3Iichael L., saloon, 126 Jefferson 

Griswold. 


Wardeil, Mathew, auctioneer, bds. cor. Co- Warsaw, Thaddeus (col'd-Marshall & 

lumbia and Brush. 

Warsaw), 11. 19 Cass. 

Wardell, Orin, auctioneer, 219 Jefferson Warshauer. Isaac, hatter, 41 Michigan ave., 

ave., h. cor. Columbia and Brush. 

11.137 Rivard. 

Ward lope, Peter, Catholic priest, bds. 343 Wartelsky, Meyer, peddler, h. 2'79 St. An- 


toine. 

Warmentz, Thomas, laborer, bds. 11 Pri- Washington, Albert (col'd), waiter, h. 81 

vate. 

Macomb. 

Warner, Augustus, gardener, 90 Miami Washington, George (col'd), h. Paton Alley. 


Washington, George (col'd), sailor, h. 58 

Warner, Charles, cigarmaker, bds. Goodman Clinton. 

House. 

Washington, George (col'd), laborer, bds. 81. 

Warner, Edward J., shoemaker, h. 384 Clin- Macomb. 

ton. 

Washington, George H. (col'd), carpenter? 

Warner, Frances S. (wid. William), h. 91 h. 3 63 Beaubien. 

Larned e. 

Washington, Hanson (col'd), laborer, h. 152 

Warner, Hubert, carpenter, bds. 90 Miami Croghan. 

aV8. 

Wasllington, James (col'd), barber, h. 123 

Warner, Jared C., h. 184 Woodward ave. Gratiot. 

Warner, Morris W., saloon, 189 Noodbridge Wasllington, Laura (colJd-wid. Nelson), h. 

w., bds. Cass Hotel. 

139 Fort e. 

Warner, Seeley, painter, bds. 435 Seventh. Wasllington, Martin (col'd), cook, h. 102 

Warner, Kev. Silas P., h. 17 Ledyard. Mullett. 

Warner, Thomas E., printer, bds. 87 Shel- Washington, Mary (col'd-wid. George), h. 

by- 

rear 145 Fort e. 

Warner, William, gardener, bds. 90 Miami Washington, M. (col'd), ailo or, h. 283 Coave. 

lumbia w. 

Warren, Charles, printer, h. 21 Washington Washington, Susan (col'd), washerwoman, 

ave. 

bds. 77 Columbia w. . 

Warren, Charles A., ticket agt. M. C. R. R., Washington, Willis R. (col'd), nurse, h. 211 


Lahyette. 

I

WAS CITY DIRECTORY. WAT 399 

Wasmuth, Louis, mason, h. 222 Russell. Watkins, Edgar B., express messenger, h. 

Wastrofsky, Anthony, laborer, h. 66 Antie Brush. 

tam. 

Watkins, George, laborer, bds. m. s. Sullivan 

Watch, Mathew, teamster, h. 539 Lafay- ttve., nr. Myrtle. 

ette. 

Watkins, henry A., machinist, h. 325 Con- 

Watchrod, Henry, laborer, bds. Peninsular gress .cv. 

Hotel. 

Watkins, Isabella (wid. James), h. w. s. 

Watco, Albert, beltmaker, 11. 197 Chestnut. Mayberry ave., nr. Butternut. 

Watco, Johanna (wid. Joseph), h. IO2 Jay. Watkins, James M. (Watkins & Turner), h. 

Watco, Simon, tanner, h. 256 Maple. 

279 Michgan ave. 

Waterburgh, Charles, gardener, h. IV. s. Watkins, James M., cabinetmaker, h, 276 

Crawford, bet. Bingllam and Lysander. Michigan ave. 

Waterburgh, Charles, jr., gardener, h. w. s. Watkins, John. laborer, bds. rear 182 

Crawford, bet. Lysztnder and Holden Road. Sixth. 

Waterbury, Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. o. 339 Watkins, Rachel (col'd--wid. Stephen), h. 

n. 371 Franklin. 

301 Clinton. 

Waterbury, George A., lawstudent, bds. S5 Watkins, Miss Rosa, teacher Cass Union 

Miami ave. 

scll~ol, bds. 12 Montcalm w. 

Waterbury, 'Trlrilbur W., carpenter, h. 359 lTTatkins, Wasllington F ., shoemaker, h. 

Franklin.' 

34'7 Congress e. 

WATER FSLL, JOHN, carpenter and bnild- Wtttliins, William S., bds. Woodward ave., 

er, s. w. cor. Fourth and Oak, h. same. s. e. cor. Edmund. 

(See ad.&.) 

Watkins & Turner (James M. Watkins and 

Waterfall, John B., builder, h. 150 Fort e. Calvin B. Turner), manfrs. pop corn cakes, 

Waterman, Amelia (wid. George W.), bds. 279 Michigan ave. 

77 High. 

Watkinson, Henry, salesman, bds. o. 79 n. 

Waterman, Cameron,student, bds. 67 Wash- 87 Adztms ave. w. 

ington a.ve. 

Watman, John, laborer, h. 387 St. Aubin 

Waterman, David, bookkeeper, h. 160 ave. 

Grand IZiver. 

Watson, Mrs. (wid. Alexander), h. 67 Ab- 

Waterman, James, physician, B. 229 Sec- bott 

ond. 

Watson, Andrew, supt. J., L. & S. R. R., h. 

WATERMAN, JOHN, machine shop, n. w. 338 Howard. 

cor. Congress and Third, res. country. (See Watson, Ann (wid. Charles), h. 137 Cathrtadv.) 

rine. 

Waterman, Joshua W., attorney at law, Watson, Edward C., painter, h. 252 Twelfth. 

Butler Block, opp. P. O., h. 67 Washing- Watson, Edward R. G., painter, bds. 252 

ton ave. 

Twelfth. 

Waterman, William J., lawyer and real es- Watson, Eugene, h. 577 Jefferson ave. 

tate exchange, Butler Block, opp. P. O., Watson, Frederick, chairmaker, h. s. s. 

h. 77 14Tasl~ington ave. 

Pitcher, bet. Second and Cass ave. 

Waters, Ann (wid. Thomas), h. rear 213 Frederick J., clerk, bds. 577 Jeffer- 

Second. 

son ave. 

Waters, Benjamin, engineer G). T. R., h. 8 Watson, Geor e (Watson & Brummitt), h. 

Eighteenth. 

o. 2 n. 14 # arren. 

Waters, Edward, laborer, h. 12 Private. Watson, George, carpenter, h. 113 Nine- 

Waters, Frank S., insurance agt., 110 Gris- teenth. 

wold, bds. Howard Houss. 

Watson, George R. (GI. G. Standart & Co.), 

Waters, John, boilermaker, h. 26 National bds. 20 Howard. 

ave. 

Watson, Henry C., salesman, h. 261 First. 

U'aters, John, h. 107 Griswold. 

Watson, Horace C., clerk, h. 264 First. 

Waters, Martin, boilermaker, h. 21 National Watson, James (col'd), waiter, bds. Russell 

ave. 

House. 

Waters, Thomas, h. 62 Lafayette. 

Watson, Jane (wid. Robert), bds. 161 Clif- 

Watkins, Aaron L., salesman, h. 379 Con- ford. 

gress e. 

Watson, Juliet (wid. Sallluel G.), h. 82 How- 

Watkins, Alexander, grocery, 167 Michigan ard. 


Watson, Mrs. L., h. 568 Beaubien. 

Watkins, Balfour S., teamster, h. 14 Spen- Watson, Norman (col'd), laborer, bds. 391 

cer. 

Maple. 

Watkins, Charles, h. w. s. Humboldt Watson, Peter, machinist, bds. 81 First. 


Watson, Hichard, carpenter, bds. 197 Ri- 

Watkins, Dumas (col'd), h. 301 Clinton. vard . 

Watkins, Edgar, evpreas messenger, h. 111 Watson, Robert, carbuilder, h. 309 Tk- 

Adams ave. e. 

teen-aud-a-half.

400 WAT CLARIF'S DETROIT WEB I 

NEW 'SL70RI:C 

Sisth. 

kit@ tn8@ranc_@ - EQ~P~~YQ Wayson, Joseph W., moulder, bds. 450 

Wapon, - - Mary A. (wid. Israel), h. 450 

ASSETS, . '12~000~000 

Sisth. 

DAILY CASH INCOJLE, $1 5,000 Weathburn, James, laborer, 11.282 Lafayette 

ave. 

SOLON BIcELILOF, Manager and Agency Sopt., I Weatherby, Wilbert, printer, h. 16 Ms- 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. corn b aye. 

Weathers, Clarissa . (wid.), h. 11 Colum- 

Watson, Robert, saloon, 523 blichigan ave., bia w. 

h same. 

Weaver, Joseph, shoemaker, 11.211 Fort e. 

WATSOS, SAMUEL C. (col'd), druggist, Webb, Agnes (col'd-wid. UTillian1), h. 336 

409 Jefferson are., h. same. 

Congress e. 

Watson, Sylvester X., traveling agent, h. VSTebb, Albert, salesman, bds. 65 Grand 

273 Brush. I River. 

Watson. Thomas, carpenter, h. 14C2 La- Webb, George, conductor D. & M. R. R., 

brosse. 


Watson, TJTellington, photographer, bds. 98 Webb, Harvey G. (col'd), traveling agent, h. 

Larned e. 

36'7 Congress e. 

TVatson, Urilliam B., engineer, o. 11. 237 n. Webb, Reuben C., baggageman D. & M. R. 

281 Lafayettv ave. 

R., bds. Goodman IIouse. 

Watso~l & Brwmmitt (George Wat- Webb, Samuel E., policeman, bds. Sevenson 

and 1Yillialn H. Brunlrnitt), artists, teenth. nr. cor. Howard. 

164 JeEerson ave. (See ctdv.) 

Webb, IVilliam (co17d), whitewasher, h. 19 

Watt, Henry, clerk, 11. 452 Xaple. 

Ca ss. 

Watt, Henry, painter, bds. n. e. cor. Clay \lTel)b, William H., engineer, bds. 79 Conand 

Prospect. 

gress e. 

Watt, Jolln, shoemaker, h. n. e. cor. Clay TTebber, Fernin, sl-ioemaker,h. 570 Seventh. 

and Prospect. 

Webbrr, George, laborer, h. s. w. cor. 

Watt, John W., shoemaker, h. 341 Bron- Fourth and Rlarcy. 

c. 

son. 

lyebber, Jacob, 1)aggagemaster hi. C. R. R., 

Watt, Robert, tanner, h. 452 Maple. 

h. s. w. cor. Webster and Russell. 

Watters, Etobert, hotel runner, bds. 87 Webber, John A., carpenter, h. 186 St. Au- 

Third. 

bin aye. 

mTattley, George, miller, h. Uequindre, bet. Webbar, Sathaniel ITT., physician, 92 Con- 

Jay anti Gratiot. 

gress e., bds. 79 same. 

Watton, iJ-alter ('CITright & Watton), bds. Webbe,, Kobert, warehouselnan, h. 78 

50 Alianli ave. 

Eiglltli. 

Watts, Charles H., 11. 68 Ranaolph. Weber, August, laborer, h. 95 Benton. 

Watts, James, boilermaker, bds. 58 Eliza- \'C.'eber, Ausrin B., tobacco and cigars, 27 

beth e. 

JefKerson ave., bcls. Cass Hotel. 

Watts, Joseph J., grocery, 19 Nineteenth, Weber, Charles, Weber's Hall, cor. Riullett 

h. sacle. 

and Hussell, h. same. 

Watts, Hobert, cooper, h. 316 Russell. Weber, Edward, boilermaker, bds. 335 Clin- 

Watts. Kobert, jr., cooper, bds. 316 Hussell. ton. 

Way, Burdett, builder, bds. 135 Alontcalm Weber, Edward J., h. 33 C1i::ton. 

east. 

IVeber, Eugene, painter, h. 461 Fort e. 

Way, Frank B., printer, h. 133 Park. \lTeber, Frank, meatmarket, 199 Gratiot, h. 

MTay, George, sailor, h. 189 Chene. 

same. 

Way, H. Lawrence, carpenter, bds. Perkins' Weber, Frank, stonecutter, h. s. m. cor. 

Hotel. 

Sort11 and Itiopelle. 

VS7ay, Nathan, carpenter, 11. 211 High. Weber, Ferdinand. brewer, h. 59 Napoleon. 

Way, lVesley, builder, 11. 138 Montcalm e. Tl'eber, Frederick: h. 12s Sl1er1nan. 

Wayland, Frank G., carpenter, h. 81 Harri- Weber, Frederick F., shoemalier, h. 570 

son ave. 

Seventh. 

Wayland, George F., carpenter, h. 81 Harri- Weber, George, baker, h. 79 Crogllan, 

son ave. 

Weber, George, carpenter, h. 154 Catharine. 

Wayne Ccunty Jail, n. e. cor. Clinton and Weber, George, carpenter, h. 108 Itivard. 

Beaubien. 

W-eber, George L., butcher, bds. 199 Gra- 

Wayne, James B., Fulton Iron St Engine tiot. ' 

Works, h. o. 363 n. 443 Larned e. Weber, Henry, furniture manfr. and dea- 

Wayne, James W., machiuist, bds. 443 Lar- ler, 129 Woodward ave., manfry. 30 and 

ned e. 

32 High, h. 24 High. 

Wayne, William, engineer, h. o. 575 n. 661 VSTeber, Henry, shoemaker, h. 78 Lafayette. 

Franklin. 

Weber, Jacob, cooper, h. 263 Glratiot.

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WEB CITY DIRECTORY. WE1 401 

Weber, Jacob, brewer, h. Bronson, bet. Hasting~ 

and Prospect. 

\JTel)er, Jacob, cooper, bds. 102 Catharine. 

Weber, John, cooper, h. 229 Columbia e. 

Weber, John, sailor. h. '70 Lewis. 

Weber, Joseph (Weber & Von der Heide), h. 

211 Fort e. 

Weber, Joseph F. (J. F. Weber & Co.), h. 

50 Front. 

Weber, Leonard, upholsterer, h. 433 St. Antoine. 

WTeber, Lorenz, tailor, o. 651 n. 673 Michigan 


Weber, lllatthias J., saloon, 13 and 15 Porter, 

h. same. 

VSTeber, Nicholas, joiner, h. 583 Orleans. 

Weber, Xicholas, stonecutter, h. 180 Marion. 

\JTeber, Peter, tailor, h. 338 Clinton. 

\Veber, Peter, tinsmith, bds. 128 St. Antoine. 

lTTeber, Philip (hlaier & Weber), h. 226 Lafayette. 

\lTeber, William, laborer, h. 288 Lafayette. 

CJTeber, J. F., 8L Co. (Joseph F. Wnber and 

Conrad Lehr)? sash and blind fdctorp, 

Shernlan, nr. Hastings, lumber yards, 2S0 

Gratiot, and cor. Rliclligan and Trunlbull 

aves. 

Weber & Von der Heide (Joseph Weber and 

Henry Von der Heide), boots and shoes, 

51 Alichigan Grand ave. 

Webster, Albert, clerk, bds. o. 104 n. 136 

G eorge . 

Webster, Carrie, teacher New Ninth Ward 

scl1oo1, bds. 288 Lafayette. 

. Webster. Charles H., gardener: h. e. s. 

Woodward ave., ur. toll gate. 

Webster, Daniel, patent right agt., h. 471 

Orleans. 

Webster, Daniel E., lithographic printer, h. 

79 Le\\.is. 

Webster, Edwin F. (Holmes Sr; Webster), h. 

o. 145 n. 201 First. 

Webster, Frank, foreman Car WTorks, bds. 

415 Lafityette. 

\TTebster, Frank B., clerk, bds. 115 Leverett. 

VTTebster, Hugh, merchant, h. o. 104 n. 136 

George. 

Webster. James, boilermaker, bds. 220 Thirteen-and-a-half. 

Webster, James, carpenter, h. 220 Thirteenand-a-half. 

\T7ebster, John, carpenter, 11. 413 Sllerman. 

\TTebster, Joseph (col'd), waiter, 11. 257 Wat.son. 

\TTebster, M. Howard (Forsyth & Webster), 


Webster, Moses R., shipcarpenter, h. 149 

Fourteenth. 

Webster, 0. H., overseer House Correction, 

bds. same. 

Webster, Robert, sawyer, h. 220 Thirteenand-a-half. 

Webster, Thomas, laborer, bds. n. w. cor. 


Webster, \lTilliam, general agent, 227 Jefferson 

ave., bds. 143 Fort w. 

Webster, William A., clerk, bds. 115 Leverett. 

Webster, \YilIiam C., music teacher, h. 115 

Leverett. 

Wechsler, Gottlieb, shoemaker, h. n. e. cor. 


Wedge, James, teamster, bds. 187 Larned 

east. 

Weed, Arthur B., student, bds. 69 Bagg. 

Weed, Po: ter L., bookkeeper, h. 69 Bagg. 

Weed, Winslow, clerk, bds. 141 Woodward 

ave. 

WTeekes, William, caryer, bds. 231 Fort e. 

Weekes, William, laborer, h. 64 Montcalm 

east. 

Weelces, William H., machinist, h. 64 Montcalm 

e. 

Weeks, Frederick, sailor, bds. I W'oodmard 

ave. 

Wveks, Jacob IV., with J. 1%. Bradstreet & 

Son, bds. R~zssell House. 

Weese, Catharine (wid. John), h. 329 Orleans. 

Wegener, Anton, engineer, bds. 278 Gratiot 

. 

Wegmann, Andrew J., printer, bds. 81 

Beaubien. 

Wegmann, John, shoemaker, e. s. Lasalle 

ave., bet. Butternut and Bsh. 

Welller, Frederick, bricklayer, h. 393; Eighteenth. 

>VeLr. Alfred (nTehr & Co.), L ds. Antisdel 

House. 

QTellr & CO. (Alfred Wehr and Wiliiam 

Sier), cigars and tobacco, cor. Campus 

Martius and CVoodivard ave. 

Weibel, George, blacksmith, h. 372 Croghan. 

Weibel, Henry, carpenter, bds. 189 Catharine. 

Weibel, Jacob, carpenter, bds. 180 Catharine. 

Weibel, Michael, cooper, 11.2'79 Marion. 

Weibo. John, carpenter, bds. n. w. cor. Fort 


IVeichel, Erasmus, basketmaker, bds. 299 

Gratiot. 

Weicliselbauln, Charles, fur dealer, h. 119 

Hastings. 

Weicllselbaum, Solomon, cigars, 62 Monroe 

ave., 11. 119 Hastings. 

\I~eicllsler, Charles, cap and glove maker, h. 

1'79 Mullett. 

Weick, Jacob F.: blacksmith, h. 106 Sixt 

eenth. 

Weide, Joseph, laborer, h. 299 Columbia e. 

\\-eideberner, Henry, carpenter, h. 530 Croghan. 

Weitlemann, Heniy, foreman Abend Pbst, 


TITeidBn, Stephen, carpenter, h. 366 High.

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PABKE, JENNINQS & (30. 

OFFER 

CHEMICALS 




-- 

Weidenbach, Mathias, clerk, bds. 446 Or- 

leans. 

Weiermueller, Philip, letter carrier, h. 102 

Macomb. 

Weigert, Frederick, carver, h. 240 Lafayette 

east. 

Weigert, Gustavus, carver, h. 240 Lafayette. 

Weigert, Hermann, machinist, bds. 240 La- 

fayette.' 

Weigle, Andrew, confectioner, bds. 23 


Weihl, Theodore, confectioner, bds. 112 

Randolph. 

Weik, Frederick, laborer, h. 237 Columbia 

east. 

Weik, Frederick, teamster, h. 426 Lasalle 

ave. 

Weikert, Frederick, carver, bds. 212 Lafay- 

ette. 

Weil, John, laborer, h. 341 Mullett. 

Weiler, Anton, clerk, bds. 446 Orleans. 

Weilei , Severen. grocery and saloon, h. s. s. 

Qratiot, bet. Elmwood and Mount Elliott 

aves. 

Weimar, Christian, blacksmith, h. 85 

Twelfth. 

Weinand, Joseph, varnisher, bds. 123 Di- 

vision. 

Weiner, Anthony, shoemaker, h. o. 217 n. 

237 Twelfth. 

Weiner, William, bds. 237 Twelfth. 

Weingarten, Jacob, watchman, h. 233 St. 

Antoine. 

Weingarten, Solomon, laborer, bde. 233 St. 

An toine. 

UTeinhold, Fzederick, woodsawyer, h. St. 

Joseph, near Riopelle. 

Weinhold, G., furrier, bds. Hotel Erichsen. 

Weins, John B., saloon, 223 Atwater, h. 

same. 

Weir, Hon. James D., Judge Probate, h. 695 


Weir, John, bds. 272 Howard. 

Weirs. John M., painter, h. 113 Fifth. 

W eisenhofer, John (Japes & Weisenhofer), 


Weiser, H. Joseph, chairmaker, bds. 7 Por- 

ter. 

Weiser, Joseph, carpenter, h. 138 Lafayette.. 

Weiser, William, cabinetmaker, h. 7 Por- 

ter. 

MTeiser, William, chairmaker, bds. 7 Por- 

ter. 

Weismann, Benedict (Knoll & Weismann) 


Weiss, Bernhart, shoemaker, h. 221 Cro- 

ghan. 

WEL 

Weiss, Charles, patternmaker, bds. 193 

Catharine. 

Weiss, C. Emil, coppersmith, h. 12s Sher- 

man. 

Weiss, Edward, peddler, h. o. 353 n. 443 

Hastings. 

Weiss, Ernst, patternmaker, h. 193 Catha- 

rine. 

Weiss, Fanny (F. & S. Weiss), h. I22 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Weiss, George, jr., laborer, bds. 475 Hast- 

ings. 

Weiss, George, sr., laborer, h. 475 Hast- 

ings. 

Weiss, Qottlieb, laborer, h. 170 Sherman. 

WEISS, JOHN P., music and piano dealer, 

62 Woodward ave., h. 297 Larned e. 

Weiss, hleyer, Yankee notions, 9 City Hall 

market, h. 112 Michigan aye. 

Weiss, Philip, Yankee notions, 5 City Hall 

market and 77 Gratiot, h. same. 

Weiss, Samuel (F. & S. Weiss), h. 112 Michi- 

gan ave. 

TYeiss, Sebastian; blacksmith, bds. 43 Mon- 

roe ave. 

WEISS, F. & S. (Fanny and Samuel Weiss), 

dry goods and millinery, 112 Michigan 

ave. 

Weissenburg, John, saloon, 86 Woodbridge 

w., h. same. 

Weissenstein, Carl H., meat market, 255 

Beaubien, h. same. 

Weissenstein, Charles, baker, h. 48 Harriett. 

Weisshoff, Adolph, tailor, bds. Hotel Mauch. 

Weissmueller, August, watchman, h. 88 

Catharine. 

Weisthoff, Louis, machinist, h. 205 Rio- 

pelle. 

Weitner, George, butcher, h. 26 Clay. 

Weitz, Adam, pain I er, h. 319 Lafayette. 

Weitz, Charles, painter, h. 85 Catharine. 

Weitz, Christian, shoemaker, h. 194 Lafay- 

ette. 

Weitzel, Alexander, ecrollsawyer, bds. 152 

An tietam. 

Weitzel, Conrad, laborer, h. 289 Marion. 

Weitzel, Mrs. Elizabeth, milkwoman, h. 

405 Railrozid. 

M7eitzel, George, clerk, h. 199 Fort e. 

Weitzel, Jacob, drover, h. 62 Limburg. 

Weitzel, Jacob, drover, h. 332 Riopelle. 

W eitzel, Leonhard, musician, h. 151 Antie- 

tam. 

Weitzel, William (Fisher, Baker & Co.), h. 

79 Sibley. 

Welch, Ann (wid. John), h. 207 Abbott. 

Welch, Barnard, peddler, h. o. 500 n. 620 

Seventh. 

Welch, Charles M., saloon, 23% Jefferson 

ave. and Theatre Comique, 239 same, h. 

99 Larned e. 

Welch, Daniel 8.. laborer, h. Quoin, bet. 

Chene and Jos. Campau ave. 

Welch, Edward, boat builder, bds. 337 

Franklin.

WEL CITY DIRECTORY. W'EN 403 

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Welch, Ellen (wid. Thomas), h. rear 220 

Abbott. 

We1 ch, George, carpenter, h. Franklin, near 

Campau. 

Welch, James, laborer, h. 600 Seventh. 

llTelch, Jarues M., claim agent, office 145 

Jefferson ave., h. 94 Lafayette ave. 

Welch, John, laborer, h. Ohio, near Hast- 

ing~. 

Welch, Jolin, laborer, h. e. s. Fourth, bet. 

Orange and Grand. 

Welch, John, laborer, h. 257 Park. 

Welch, Jonathan, carpenter, h, Jos. Campau 

ave., s. Jefferson ave. 

Welch, Mary (wid. Thomas), h. 140 Sisth. 

Welch, Michael, laborer, h. 30 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Welch, Michael, plasterer, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Welch, Owen, sawyer; h. 127 Larped w. 

Welch, Robert, laborer, bds. o. 193 n. 207 

Abbott. 

Welch, Thomas, laborer, bds. 140 Sisth. 

Welch, Timothy, tinsmith, h. 97 Pluni. 

Welch St Griffiths (Charles Griffiths, James 

E. Bailey and Albert Griffiths), saw man- 

ufacturers, 42 Woodbridge e. 

Welde, Charles, marblecutter, bds. 72 Har- 

riett. 

Welfare, Alfred, steward, h. 152 National 

ave. 

Welkenbach, Henry, painter, h. Wood- 

bridge, bet. Rivard and Riopelle. 

Welkie, Charles, magonmaker, bds. 137 

Michigan ave. 

Well, Peter, tanner, h. 109 Woodbridge w. 

Wellendorf, Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 

5 Brush, 11. 129 Catharine. 

Weller, David, peddler, h. 114 Lafayette e. 

Weller, George S., sailor, bds. 755 Wood- 

bridge w. 

\TTeller. James, clerk, h. 22 Mechanic. 

Weller, James, paving, bds. 31 Park Place. 

Weller. John, gold and silver plated 

tableware, 1 19 Jefferson ave., h. same. 

(See adu.) 

Weller, John, marblecutter, h. 22 Catha- 

rine. 

Weller, Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 491 St. An- 

toine. 

Wellette, Peter,drayman, h. 520 Lafayette e. 

-#elling, Samuel, patternmaker, bds. 330 

Fort e. 

Wellington, John, engineer, h. 69 Labrosse. 

Wells, Job, carpenter, h. 15' Eighteenth. 

Wells. Joseph, clerk, bds. o. 69 n. 73 Eliza- 

beth w. 

MTells, MTilliam, blacksmith, bds. 313 Con- 

gress w. 

Wells, William, maltster, h. 98 Brush. 

Wells, Williams P., attorney, 81 Griswold, 


Welsh, Ann (wid. John), h. 91 Plum. 

Welsh, Charles, teamster, h. 458 Wood- 

bridge w. 

- - 

Welsh, James, laborer, h. 172 Oak. 

Welsh, Mrs. Jane, boarding, h. 458 Woodbridge 

w. 

Welsh, John, laborer, bds. 172 Oak. 

Welsli, John, laborer, 11. 319 Fifth. 

Welsh, John, painter, h. 323 Sisth. 

Welsh, John, poultry and vegetables, 7 City 

Hall market and 284 Woodward ave., h. 

same. 

Welsh, Patrick, carsmith, h. n. s. Jones, bet. 


Welsh, Thomas, .laborer, h. 146 Larned w. 

Welsh, Thomas, photographer, bds. 55 


Welsh, Timothy, laborer. bds. 73 Cherry. 

Welsh, Walter, ash peddler, h. s. s. Walnut, 

near Ninth ave. 

Welton, Everard B., clerk, h. 261 Park. 

Welton, Ferdinand, express messenger, h. 

252 Clinton. 

Welton. Harrison, bds. 45 Spencer. 

Welton, Lucien, foreman American Espress 

Co.'s stable, h. 230 Abbott. 

Welton, L. C., mail agent G. T. R., bds. Russell 

House, 

Welton, William S. H., salesman, h. 71 Adams 

ave. e. 

Welz, George (Welz Bros.), h. 536 St. Antoine. 

Welz, Jacob (Welz Bros.), h. 179 Lafayette 

east. 

Welz, Philip (Welz Bros.), h.179 Lafayette e. 

WE LZ BROS. (Philip, Jacob and George 

IVelz), hardware and stoves, 176 MToodward 

ave. (See adu.) 

Welzing, Helmer, blacksmith, h. 442 Eighteen 

t 11. 

Wendell, Arthur B.. agent U. S. Life Ins, 

Co., 156 Jefferson ave., bds. 110 Larned e. 

Wendell, Emory, cashier First National 

Bank, h. 381 Jefferson ave. 

Wendell, John B., commission merchant, 

48 and 50 Woodbridge w., bds. 110 Larned 

e. 

Wendler, William, laborer, h. Catharine, e. 


Wendriner, Augustus, millinery and fancy 

goods, 27 Michigan ave, h. same. 

Wendt, John, tanner, 11. 88 Marion. 

Wendt, John F., boots and shoes, 295 Gratiot, 

h. same. 

Wendt, William, laborer, h. 181 Twentysecond. 

Wener, Mrs. Matilda, h. 185 Rivard. 

Wenger, Christian, tanner, h. 324 Whitney. 

Weuheim, Andrew, gilder, h. 64 Howard. 

Wenig, J. H., hotel, 368 Twentieth, h. 

same. 

Went, Ernest, teamster, bds. Twenty-second, 

near foundry. 

Went, Louis, lawyer, h. Twenty-second, 

near Kellogg's foundry. 

Went~vorth, Edwin, shoemaker, bds. Franklii 

House.

WEN WHA 

NEW YQRK 

West. George *I., broommaker, h. 723 Fort 1 

east. 

L%fe Ftt8a~alllc,@ - G0mpmyo West, John, carpenter, h. 69 National ave. 

1 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

West, Joseph, carpenter, h. 90 National ave. 

DA~LY CASH INCOJIE, $15,000 

West, Levi (col'd). waiter Michigan Ex- 

--. 


SOLON ItIcELROY, BIanager and Agency Snpt., West, William, salesman, h. 4 Limburg. 

Westaivay, James, blitcksulith, bds. Jones, 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. nr. Fifth. 

Westaway, James, tinsmith, bds. 30 Miami 

\Ventworth, Jalnes F., shoemaker, bds. ave. 


Westawap, John, lake captain, h. 5 Joy. 

Wenzel, Andrew, h. 97 Adams are. e. estaway, William, 21. 154 Kandolph. 

Wenzel, C. H., tanner, bds. 278 Gratiot. West away, Wiilia,m, liqaors, 54 .Michigan 

W7enzel, Moidleg, shoenlaker, h. 11 1 Bron- Grand ave., h. n. w. cor. Harrison ave. and 

son. 

Cherry. 

l!Terbeck, Augnst, engineer, h. 406 Fort w. Westbrook, Abraham, laborer, bds. s. w. 

Werdisky, Albert, gardener, h. s. e. cor. cor. Beaubien and High. 

Hastings and Watson. 

Westdorf, Martin, painter, h. 232 St. An- 

W erken, Peter L., laborer, h. 254 Twelfth. toine. 

Werner, Charles, cabinetmaker, h. s. s. La- Western Brewery, Davis & Newberry, profagette, 

e. St. Antoine. 

prietors, n. w. cor. Abbott and Seventh. 

Werner, Charles, cigarmaker, h. 228 Rus- Western Union Telegraph, 50 Griswold 

sel 1. 

and 3 Board of Trade Building. 

Werner, Charles L., gunsmith, 111 Bates, Westfall, Spencer D., cigarmaker, h. 14 

bds. w. s. blonroe ave., bet. Farmer and Craw ford. 

Farrar. 

~hsthofer, Dloritz, shoemaker, bds. 101 Ma- 

Werner, Ludwig, machinist, h. cor. Mt. comb. 

Elliott. ave. and Fort. 

Westle, John, stonecutter, h. 125 Sherman. 

Wert. Peter, saloon, 818 Michigan ave., h. Weston, Andrew J., clerk, h. 21 Limburg. 

same. 

Weeton, Robert, painter, h. 801 Eigllteenth. 

Wert, Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 818 Michi- VTTeston, Stephen, blacksmith, h. 86 Brongan 

ave. 

son. 

Werth, Gottl:eb, laborer, h. 314 Clinton. Westover, Morris C., shoemaker, bds. 101 

Wertheim, Louis, cigarmaber, bds. 185 Macomb. 

Congress e. 

Wetehler, Nicholas, porter, h. 191 Bronson. 

Wertheimer, Simon S., cigar manfr., 160 Wetherbee, George C. (Sasby Ss Wether- 

WToodbridge w., 11. same. 

bee), 11. 83 Ho\vard. 

Werthmann, Theresia (wid. Anton), gro- Wetnlore. Cllarles H. (F. Wetmore & Co.), 

cery, 2:)l Clinton, h. same. 


Wertsmith, Frederick, engineer, bds. 316 Wetmore, Edward d.(Jennings, Wstmore & 

Franklin. 

Co.). h. 453 Jefferson a\-e. 

Werupt, Iviiclrael, milkman, h. e. s. Fourth, Wetmore, Frederick (J?. Wetmore & Co.), 

nr. Holden Road. 


Wescott, Leodine P., engineer, h. 127 Ba- Wetmore, Henry P., chairmaker, h. 295 

ker. 

Second. 

Wesll, John, laborer, 11 73 Cherry. W TAIORE, F., & CO. (Frederick and 

Wesinburgh, Frederick. laborer, h. n. s. Ir- Charles H. We tnlore), crockery and glassving, 


ware, 68 Woodward aye. 

\lresley, John, bookkeeper, bds. 73 Larned Wetterl, Charles A. J., supt. Biddle House 

west. 

billiard room, bds. same. 

Wesley, John (Wesley, Sealy & Co.), h. WTettlaufer, Frclderick, tailor and saloon, 533 

'73 Larncd w. 

Gratiot, 11. salne. 

Wesley, Sealp 8; Co. (John Wesley, Henry Wetzel, August, carpenter, h. 342 Rlont- 

A. Sealy and Jolln A. Ivor), commission calm e. 

rnerchan ts, 68 W oodbridge w. 

lvt:ymouth, Charles A., clerk, h. 90 Eliza- 

Wessel, Frank, porter, h. n. e. cor. Riopelle bet11 w. 

and Xorth. 

Wey ranch, Ferdinand, bds. Hotel 31 auch. 

Wesson, William B., real estate, n. w. cor. Wejse, Fidel Damion, gardener, 11. 414 La- 

Griswold and Congress, res. Hamtralnck. fayette. 

West. August us H., gen. agent Wheeler t!k Whalebone, Henry, drayman, h. 30 Cro- 

Wilson sewing machines, 178 Jefferson gllan. 

ave., bds. Biddle House. 

Wlialen, Charles N., clerk, bds. 154 Hast- 

West, Edwin 54 , bookkeeper, bds. Jefferson ing~. 

ave., near city limits. 

' Whalen, John, laborer, h 372 Sixteenth.

WHA CITY DIRECTORY. WHI 405 . 

Whalen, John, policeman, bds. 321 Seventh. 

Whalen, Mary, (wid. James), h. 287 Fifth. 

W hnlen, Michael S., bds. 259 Fifth. 

Whalen, Patrick, laborer, h. 210 Abbott. 

Whalen, Richard, laborer, h. 584 Congress 

east. 

Whaleq, William, grocer and saloon, 321 

Seventh, h. same. 

Wharman, Frederick, fireman, h. 108 Twen- 

tieth. 

Wheaton, Horace, bookbinder, h. 62 Or- 

chard. 

Wheaton, Hon. William W., Map- 

or (Wheaton & Poppleton), h. 159 Fort w. 

W heaton & Poypleton (William FV. Whea- 

ton and Exnery E. Poppleton), teas, cof- 

fees, etc., 112 and 114 Jefferson ave. 

Wheelan, Malcolm, stonecutter, h. 568 Sev- 

enth. 

Wheeler, Adelaide (wid. Norman A), h. 14 

Lewis. 

VlrTheeler, Alexis (col'd), laborer, h. 62 

Mullett. 

Wheeler, Benjamin C., cooper, h. 177 Ma- 

comb. 

Wheeler, David P., student, bds. Alexandria 

ave., bet. Cass ave. and Second. 

Wheeler, Eben S., Assistant U. S. lake sur- 

vey, bds. cor. Howard and First. 

Wheeler, Edwin S. (Talman & Co.), bds. 

Biddle House. 

Wheeler, George, h. 280 Michigan ave. 

Wheeler, George M., druggist, 85 hriswold, 


Wheeler, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 23 Wat- 

son. 

Wheeler, James, machinist, bds. 68 Larned 

east. 

Wheeler, Orlando B., lake survey, h. 63 

George. 

Wheeler, Richard 0. (Johnson & Wheeler), 


Wheeler, William (col'd), cook, h. 138 Cro- 

ghan. 

Wheeler, William, porter, h. 146 Wilkins. 

Wheeler, William H., bookkeeper, bds. 183 

Cass. 

Wheeler, William T., clerk, bds. 97 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Wheeler, W. M'ard, lumber dealer, h. 563 


Wheelock, Franklin (col'd), laborer, h. 294 

Catharine. 

Whelpley, Richard, carpenter, bds. w. s. 

Second, bet. Bagg and Ledyard. 

Whipple, Carlyle, insurance agent, h. 108 

Larned. 

Whipple, Miss Carrie, clerk Florence Sew- 

ing machine, bds. Foundry, nr. Michigan 

ave. 

Whipple, Daniel, Bds. Nichols ~ouse. 

M7hipple, Daniel, mechanic, h. 199 Russell. 

Whipple, Ueorge, butcher, bds. 104 Rivard. 

W hipple, John L. (Whipple Manufacturing 

Co.), h. 88 Ciratiot. 

Whipple, Mason, plasterer, bds. cor. Cross 

and John R. 

Whipple, Nelson S., traveling agent, h. 213 

Grand River. 

Whipple Manufacturing Co. (John L. Whipple, 

Edmund Trowbridge and G. H. 

Parker), springbeds, car seats, etc., 59 

Monroe ave. 

Whisson, Wilson H., policeman, h. 94 

Lewis. 

Whitaker, Byron (Whitaker & Parker), h. 

o 461 n. 491 Congress e. 

W hitaker & Parker (Byron Whitaker and 

Aaron Parker), shipbrokers, foot Bates. 

Whitbeck, B., brakeman M. C. R. R., bds. 


W hi tbeck, Frank, clerk, bds. Goodman 

House. 

Whit beck, John, teacher colored school No. 

1, h. 34 Grand River. 

Whitbeck, Preston, teacher, bds. 34 Grand 

River. 

W hitbrook, Agnep (wid. Charles). h. 4 Grove. 

Whitcomb, Cumrning D., general tick't ag't 

M. C. R. R., h. Abbott, bet. Tenth and 

Eleventh. 

TNhitcomb, Henry B., printer, h. 131 Sixteenth. 

Whitcomb, James AX., bookkeeper, h. 435 

La~ned e. 

W hitcom b, Mirtella (wid. William), h. 61 

Adam, c ave. W. 

White, Alfred, clothing, 371 Grand River, 

h. same. 

White, Alfred, freight agent D. & M. R. R., 


White, Andrew E., clerk, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

White, Tharles, shipcarpenter, h. Larned, 

bet. Dubois and St. Aubin ave. 

White, Eli C., painter, h. 52 Pine. 

White, Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 169 Congress e. 

White, Frederick G., tanner, Twenty-third, 


White, George (G. White & Co.), bds. west 

end Trombley. 

White, George (White & Cameron), h. o. 98 

n. 118 Cass. 

White, Harriet (wid. James), h. 50 Sibley. 

White, Henry, bds. 45 Fort e. 

White, Henry, boilermaker, h. 317 Clinton. 

White, Henry, meat market, 373 &and 

River, bds. 371 same. 

White, Henry (White & Debegary), h. 347 

Clinton. 

White, Henry K. (D. M. Ferry & Co.), h. 

195 Third. 

White, Jackson, sailor, h. 328 Lafayette. 

White, Mrs.- (wid. James C.), h. Chene, s. 


White, Jarvis, mechanic, h. 538 St. An- 

toine. 

White, Jerome, blacksmith, cor. Larned and 

Dubois. 

White, John, clerk Q. T. R., h. 144 Baker.

406 WHI CLARK'S DETROIT WHO 

PARKE, J~NNIKGS & CO.~S 

Whiting, J. Talman, vessel owner, h. o. 276 

n. 288 Woodbridge e. 

Whiting. Josepll W., blacksmith, bds. o. 

E&lggD A i FqqFB -- - - dA - ~ d a ~ 196 - - - -- n. 240 -- Fourth. 

ARE SOLD BY THE I U'liiting, William, laborer, h. 62 Brewster. 

LEADING DRUGGISTS WHITING, J. P., & Co. (Joseph P. MThit- 

THROUGHOUT THE mITED STATES. ing and George L. Maltz), proprietors of 

the Mexican ever-bearing straw berry, 

White, John, laborer, h. 13 Porter. 

Bank Block, 97 ariswold. (&e adn) 

White, John, laborer, h. w. s. Thirteenth, Whitlark, William VV., bookkeeper, h. 18 

bet. Howard and railroad crossing. Macomb. 

I%'hite, Joseph, turner, h. 279 Sixth. Whitnian, Benjamin H., engineer, h. 97 

White, Lawrence, laborer, h. 69 Harrison Adams ave. w. 

ave. 

Whitman, Dewitt C., finisher, h. 112 Ab- 

White, Lysander (col'd), porter. h. 19 Cass. bott. 

White, Lpander (col'd), porter, h. 380 Gra- Whitman, George W., carpenter, h. 313 

tiot. 

Michigan ave. 

White, Michael, drayman. h. 409 Fifteenth. Whitman, Lafayette, grocer, 123 Michigan 

White, Morris, milkman, h. 661 Congress ave., 11. same. 

east. 

Whitmore, Abijah J., engineer, h. 135 

White, Nicholas, sailor, h. 505 Fort e. Maple. 

White, Orlando, printer, bds. Goodman Whitmore, Charles, tinsmitb, Ms. 02 Ran- 

House. 

dolph. 

White, Orpheus, washboard maker, h. s. s. Whitmore, Joseph, boarding. h. 316 Frank- 

Parsons, bet. Cass and Woodward ayes. lin. 

White, Patrick. laborer, h. 65 Locust. Whitney, Addison, miller, h. 101 Baker. 

White, Patrick, laborer, h. 51 Harrison ape. Whitney, Clark J., music dealer and pubm7hite, 

Philip, sailor, h. 5'77 Larned e. lisher, 197 Jefferson ave., h. 40 Fort w. 

VTiliite, Robert, clerk D. & &I. R. R., h. 169 Whitney, David. jr. (C. & D. Whitney,jr., & 

Congress e. 

Co.), h. 351 Woodward ave. 

White, Kobert H., captain, h. 295 Montcalm W hi tney, Chstavus, painter, h. 438 Fifth. 

east. 

W hitnep, Silas, messenger A. h1. U. E. Co., 

White, Samuel, mechanic, bds. 149 Howard. 11. 74 Montcalm w. 

TVhite, Theresa (wid. James), h. 599 Con- Whitney, V\rilliam, laborer, h. 162 Brewgress 

e. 

ster. 

White, Thomas, sailmaker, h. 723 Wood- Whitney, C. & D., jr., & Co. (Charles and 

bridge w. 

David W hitney, jr., and - ), lumber, 

White, Zephire, shipcarpenter, h. 516 Fort office 5 Merrill Block. 

east. 

Whittelsey, Franklin W., cashier A. 33. U. 

White, G., & Co. (George and White Paul and Ex. Co., h. 25 George. 

Andrew Cherubini), ornamental plaster Whittemore. Charles Edward, tinsmith, bds. 

work, w. end Trombley. 

Tremont House. 

WHITE & CAMERQN (George White and Whittemore, J. Henry (J. Henry Whitte 

John Cameron), plumbers, steam and gas- more & Co.), h. 99 High. 

fitters, 102 Bates. (See ndc.) 

Wllittemore, Joseph P., lawyer, h. o. 47 n. 

WHITE & DEBEGARY (Henry White and 93 High. 

Adolph Debegarj ), blacksmiths and boil- W hittemore, Maria (wid. William), bds. 18 

ermakers, 6 St. Aubin ave. (See a&.) Henry. 

W hi teford, Richard, physician, h. 695 Mich- WHITTEMORE, THOMAS E., showcase 

igan are. 

rooms, 44 Jefferson ave., bds. 278 Fort w. 

W HITEHILL, %lTILIJIAM, woodturner, 68 (See adu.) 

Fort e., h. 38 Sixteenth. (See adv.) Whittramore, J. Henry, & Co. (J. Henry 

Whitenburgh, Albert, matchdipper, h. 220 Whitternore, Joseph A. Swan and Roe 

Eighteenth. 

Stephens), music publishers and pianos, 

Whitenburgh, August. laborer, h. Michigan 179 Jefferson ave. 

ave., nr. Sisters' Retreat. 

Whitten, Gilman, shipcarpenter, bds. o. 154 

Whiting, John, proprietor Hamtramck n. 156 Woodbridge e. 

House, h. '774 Larned e. 

Whittle, Dwight, salesman, h. 103 Adams 

Whiting, John L., insurance, 69 Griswold, ave. w. 

11. 504 Jefferson ave. 

WHITTLE, LEWIS, horse shoeinq, 12 

Whiting, Joseph E., actor, bds. Garrison Cass ave.. h. 103 Adalns ave. w. (See adv.) 

House. 

Wtitwood, Deodatus C., h. 85 Washington 

Whiting, Joseph P. (J. P. \T7hiting & Co.), b. aye. 

e. s. Woodward ave., nr. Farnsworth. Wholfacher, John, laborer, bds. 174 Third.

WHY CITY DIRECTORY. 

Whyte. Michael, laborer, h. s. e. cor. Fifth 

and Marcy. 

Whyte, William, pattern maker, n. w. cor. 

Second and Orchard, h. 40 Orchard. 

Wiard, Charles, engineer, h. 314 Congress 

west. 

Wich, Henry, marble cutter, h. Grand River, 

nr. First. 

Wichnuwski, John, labover, h. 145 Antie- 

tam. = . 

Wick, Henry, laborer, h. 578 Gratiot. 

Wick, John, tailor, h. 566 Gratiot. 

Wick, Joseph, laborer, h. w. e. Twenty- 

fourth, bet. Fort and Baker. 

Wick, Joseph, laborer, bda. n. e. cor. Wood- 

bridge and Seventh. 

Wick, Luawig, laborer, bds. 566 Gratiot. 

Wickessor, John, laborer, h. 233 Macomb. 

Wickmar, Frederick, laborer, h. n. s. Chest- 

nut. bet. Chene & Dubois. 

Wick ware, Cornelius W., 21.43 Congress w. 

Widdefield, Joseph, sawyer, h. 337 Dubois. 

Wideman, John N., chair painter, bds. 152 

Sixth. 

Wideman, Michael, jr., chair painter, bds. 

1-33 Sixth. 

Wideman, Sarah (wid. Rlichael), h. 152 

Sisth. 

Widenmann, Henry, painter, lr.180 Clinton. 

Wideumann, Jolrn, tailor, 11. 134 Mullett. 

Widenlnann, John, j r., carpenter, bds. 134 

hlullett. 

Widman, Cosmus D. (C. D. Widman & Co.), 

h. 44 Centre. 

WIDXAX, C. D., & CO. (Cosmus D. Wid- 

man, William H. K. Gray, Patrick Flan- 

nery and Mary C. Aspinall), manfrs. of 

mouldings, ovals and arch-toy frames, 36, 

38 and 40 Congress e. (See adz;.) 

Widmann, Peter J., laborer, bds. nr. n. w. 

cor. North and Riopelle. 

Widow, Dettloff, porter, h. 22s Catharine. 

Wieber, Ignaz, blacksmith, h. 2.57 Gratiot. 

Wieber, Peter, blacksmith, 289 Hasting@, h. 

same. 

Wiederhold, Adam, blacksmith, h. 147 Cath- 

arine. 

~iedeihold, And reas. carpenter, h. 362 

Hiall. 

Wiec John, joiner, h. s. s. Antietam, bet. 

Cllene and Dubois. 

Wieland, John, painr,er, bds. Canada; House. 

Wien. Jacob, shoemaker, 31 Bates, h. same. 

Wienbeck, George, machinist, h. 175 Divis- 

ion. 

Wienbeck, Henry, teamster, h. 175 Division. 

Wieni ker, Joseph, butcher, h. 242 Third. 

Wiers, John M., house and sign painter, h. 

113 Fifth. 

Wierschern, Henry, laborer, h. 409 Riopelle. 

Wiesner, eottlieb, laborer, h. 188 Sherman. 

Wiethoff, Adam, peddler, h. 38'7 Lasalle 

ave. 

Wiethoff, Anthony, saloon and boarding, h. 

91 Atwater. 

Wiet-hoff. John, grocer, 155 Xaple. h. same. 

Wigel, Martha (wid. Joseph R.), bds. 76 Co- 

1 um bia w. 

Wigen, Anthony, laborer, h. 353 Bronson. 

Wiggi n, Auguatus H., foreman safe works, 


Wiggins, John, chairmaker, h. 417 Lasalle 

ave . 

Wiggins, Seba, carpenter, h. 32 Montcalm 

west. 

W iggins, William A. (Wiggins & Hyde), h. 


Mriggins & Hyde (William A. Wigpins and 

Valentine M. Syde), manfrs. and dealers 

in extracts, perfumery, etc., 146 Larned w. 

Wiggle, Charles, grocery and saloon, 409 

Milllett, h. same. 

Wight, Alpheus, livery stables, s. s. Michi- 

gan Grand ave., bet. Bates and Randolph, 


Wight, Buckminster, lumber manfr., h. 395 

Jetierson ave. 

Wight, Catharine (wid. Richard), h. rear 98 

Brush. 

Wight, Edwin B., bds. 395 Jefferson ave. 

Wight, Henry A. (H. A. & S. G. Wight), bds. 


' Wiglrt, Stanley G. (H. A. & S. G. Wight), h. 


WIGHT, H. A. gt S. G. (Henry A. and Stan- 

ley @. Wight), sawmill, foot Campau. 

(See adu.) 

Wightman, John A., salesman, bds. 32 

Fourth. 

Wightman, Moses B., mason, h. 93 National 

ave. 

IVigney, George W., bookkeeper, bds. o. 348 

D. 114 Seventh. 

Wigzell, Egbert, baker, h. s. s. Grand Rilrer, 

nr. Twelfth. 

Wike, Frederick, laborer, h. 297 Columbia 

eass. 

Wilber, Henry, shoemaker, h. 79 Lafay ette. 

Wilbur, Sanford H., sawj er, h. 602 Lafay- 

ette ave. 

Mrilcox, Alexander F., lawyer, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Wilcos, Charles H. (Wilcos Bros.), h. 17 and 

19 Grand Hiver. 

Wilcos, David B. (Wilcos Bra%), h. 20 

Adanls ave w. 

Wilcox, Edward C., bookkeeper, h. 303 

Randolph. 

VITilcos, George A., attorney, 4 Rotunda, 

Building, bds. Russell House. 

Vilcos, Georgtt G., clerk Adjt. Gen. ofice, 

h. 45 Macomb. 

Wilcos, Hiram O., custom house officer, h. 

69 Butternut. 

Wilcos, Levi, house servant, bds. 485 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

W-ilcos, Mason A., student, bds. 294 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Wilcox, Orval (Trowbridge, Wilcox & Co.), h. 

171 Elizabeth e.

NEW YORK I Wilk. Charles. wagonmaker, - bds. 370 I 

Fnaepanse &enpang. I ~i~higanave-' 

- W ilkerson, William, laborer, bds. Sherman 

ASSETS, . . $12.000,000 House. 

DAILY CASH INCOME, $15,000 I Wilkes, Charleg, mechanic, bds. 119 Lafay- 1 

- 

et.te. I 

SOLON McELROY, Manager and Agcoey Snpt., W ilkes, George, grocer, bds. Cass Hotel. 

Pel~ineular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. Wilkes, John C., spring bedmaker, bds. 171 

Porter. * 

Wilcos, Samuel P. (H. P. Baldwin & Co.), W ILKIE, AITKEN, edgetool and machine 

h. 73 High. 

knife manfr., n. e. cor. Franklin and St. 

WILCOX BROTHERS (Charles H. and Antoine, h. 201 Catharine. (See adv.) 

David B. Wilcox), hardware, I7 and W il kie, A ndre~v, groceries and provisions, 

19 Grand River. (See adv.) 

147 Beaubien, h. same. 

N7ilcoxen, Adeline (wid. John R.), h. Cross, Wilkie, Charles, carpenter, bds. 297 Gr* 

nr. John R. 

tiot. 

Wilcosen, Antoine, laborer, bds. Cross, nr. W ilkie, David, tinsmith, 425 Grand River, 

John R. 

h. same. 

Wilcoxson, John B., painter, h. 61 Grand Wilkie. Edward B., machinist, bds. o. 141 

River e. 

n. 147 Beaubien. 

Wild, Elizabeth (wid. Jerome), h. 152 Porter. Wilkie, Ernst, carpenter, bds. 297 Gratiot. 

Wild, Frederick, saloon, 483 Lafajette, h. Wilkie, Frederick, carpenter, h. 107 Biosame. 

pelle. 

Wild, Jerome, laborer, bds. 152 Porter. Wilkie, John, clerk, bds. 147 Beaubien. 

Wild, Martin, carriage trimmer, h. 63 IS7ilkin, Theodore S., saw agent. 50 Larned 

Micl~i?: crdn ave. 

w., bds. 183 Clifford. 

Wild, M ~lliam, laborer, bds. 337 Franklin. Wilking, Philip, horaes~~oer, h. 108 Fifth. 

W-ilde, John, carriage trimmer at E. Chope WILHINS, ALVSN, stockbroker, 83 Gris- 

& SODS, h. Springwells. 

wold, bds. Biddle House. (See adv.) 

n7ilde, Louis, teamster, h. 266 Morse. VT7ilkins, Charles H., stockbroker, 83 Gris- 

\Tilde, Martin, carriage trimmer, h. 63 wold, bds. Biddle House. 

Michigan ave. 

MTilkins, John, potter, bds. 566 Woodbridge 

Wilder, Aretus A., machinist, h. 29 Lafay- west. 

ette. 

Wilkins, Samuel, painter, h. 267 Whit,ney. 

Wilder, Charles H., baggasgeman M. C. R. \TTilkins, Lemuel, Detroit Ink Manufactory, 

R., h. s. s. Locust, bet. F~fth and Sixth. 72 Woodbridge w., bds. Adelaide, bet. 

Wilder, Edwin A., machinis;, bds. 29 La- John B. and Brush. 

fa~ette. 

wilkins, Philip, blacksmith, h. 100 Michi- 

Wilder, Edward, engineer, h. 198 First. gan ave. 

Wilder, John, machinist, h. 14 Montcalm w. Wilkins, Hon. Ross, U. S. District Judge, h. 

Wilder, Joseph T., h. 344 Sixth. 


Wilder, Royal H., carpenter, bds. 344 Sixth. Wilkins, William D., U. S.Commiesioner, h. 

Wilderspin, James, carpenter, h. 596 Sev- 557 Jetierson ave. 

enth. 

Wilkinson, Albert, shoemaker, h. e. s. Fif- 

Wildi, John, physician, 281 Russell, h. teenth, nr. Sycamore. 

same. 

Wilkinson, Albert H. (Wilkinson & Post), 

Wilds, Bernard, captain, h. 640 Congress e. h. o. 26 n. 44 Sibley. 

Wildt, Emanuel F., tinsmith, bds. n. e. cor. Wilkinson, Anthony, stonecutter, h. 233 

Russell and Lafay ette. 

Lafayette. 

Wiler, Francis, laborer, h. 406 Juliette. Wilkinson, Archibald, shoemaker, h. 156 

Wiler, M7illiam, blacksmith, bds. Riopelle, Porter. 

nr. Juliette. 

Wilkinson, Edwin, grocery and saloon, 183 

Wiley, Dennis 0, (Wiley, Hooper & Co.), St. Aubin ave., h. same. 

bds. 37 Rowland. 

Wilkinson, George, laborer, h. 498 Fourth. 

W iley, Jefferson (Jackson & Wiley), h. 300 VTTilkinson, George, moulder, h. 552 Fort e. 

Fort w. 

Wilkinson, Isaac (col'd), tobacconist, h. 269 

Wiley, Rev. Henry, h. 172 Marion. 

W hitney. 

Wiley, William, h. 384 Lafayette ave. Wilkinson, James, saloon. h. 177 Franklin. 

Wiley, Hooper & Co. (Dennis 0. Wiley and W7ilkinson, James, carpenter, bds. 177 

Edward C. and Charles H. Hooper), pro- Franklin. 

ducea nd fruit, 33 Michigan @rand ave. Wilkinson, John, painter, h. 53 Rowland. 

and City Hall market. 

Wilkinson, Oliver, shoemaker, h. 51 Wat- 

Wilhahn, Adam, carpenter, h. w. s. Four- son. 

e 

teenth, bet. Baker and Dalzell. 

Wilkinson, R., express messenger G. T. R., 

. Wilhelm, Carl, chemist, h. 126 Park 

I bds. Russell House.

WE CITY DIRECTORY. WIL 409 

Wilkinson, Thomas A,, engraver, h. 488 

Congress e. 

Wilkin~on, Thomas J., plumber, bds. 488 

Congress e. 

Wilkinson & Post (Albert H. Wilkinson and 

Hoyt Post). attorneya, 17 and 18 Bank 

Block, Griswold. 

Wilks, Charles, mechanic, h. 119 Lafayette. 

Wilks, George, flour and feed, 39 Jeeerson 

ave., bds. Cass Hotel. 

Wilks, John, waiter, bds. Heffron's restau- 

rant. 

Willard, Charles, carpenter, h. 153 Fort e. 

Willard, Frank, clerk, bds. Goodman House. 

Willard, James, laborer, h. 133 Macomb. 

Willard, Luther B., Director of the Poor, h. 

o. 99 o. 139 First. 

Willard, Richard, laborer, h. 185 Six- 

teenth. 

Willcoxson, George, carpenter, h. 484 Cass 

ave. 

Wille, Robert, brewer, bds. 64 Maple. 

Wille, Steplien, basketmaker, h. 296 Juli- 

ette. 

Willebrands, Peter H. O., bookkeeper, h. 51 

Columbia e. 

Willett, Dennis, carpenter, h. 113 National 

ave. 

W illett, James N., sawyer, h. 183 Macomb. 

Willett, Michael, tin and hardware, 227 


Williams, Abram (col'd), dining room, 159 

Woodbridge w., 11.302 Macomb. 

Williams, Catharine (wid. Thomas), h. 154 

St. Antoine. 

Williams, Charles (col'd), laborer, h. 384 Ma- 

, comb. 

Williams, Charles, laborer, bds. 65 Atwater. 

Williams, Charles. sailor, h. 191 Atwater. 

Wrillianls, Charles, sailor, bds. 63 Atwater. 

Williams, Charles H., cigarmaker, h. 103 

Howard. 

Williams, Christopher C., laborer, h. Wood- 

bridge, bet. Adair and Leib. 

Williams, David, machinist, h. Vinewood 

ave., n. Railroad. 

WILLIAMS, EDWARD, livery stable, 26 

Larned w., h. 85 Larned e. 

Williams* Emily (wid. G. Mott), h. 365 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Williams, Emma (wid. William), h. 293 

Randolph. 

Williams, George (col'd), cook, h. 159 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Williams, George E., bookkeeper, bds. An- 

tisdel House. 

Williams, George P., horseshoer, bds. near 

n. w. cor. Woodward ave. and Grand 

River. 

Williams, George W., clerk, h. 248 Ma- 

comb. 

Williams, Ciurdon O., propr. Howard House, 


Williams, Henry, huckster, Cass market, h. 

Springwells. . . 

Williams. Henry H. (col'd), porter, h. 154 

Calhoun. 

Williams, Herbert, clerk, bds. 365 Jefferson 

ave. 

Williams, James, drayman, h. 201 Michigan 

ave. 

Williams, James, Mason, bds. 48 Labrosse. 

Williams, James, porter, bds. o. 209 n. 243 

Michigan ave. 

Williams, James H., clerk, bds. Biddle 

House. 

Williams, Jay, ' engineer M. C. R. R., h. 


Williams, Jeremiah, (col'd), yardman Franklin 


Williams, Jeremiah (col'd), laborer, h. 56 

Di vision. 

Williams, Jeremiah, laborer, bds. 178 

WTilkins. 

Williams, Jesse,carpenter, bds. o. 387 n. 305 

Catharine. 

Williams, Jesse, detective, h. 377 Croghan. 

Williams, J ohn, carpenter, h. 495 Congress 

east.. 

VITilliams, John, shoemaker, h. s. s. Grand 

Kiver, nr. Twelfth. 

Williams, John, st.eward Russell House, 

bds. same. 

Williams, John (col'd), waiter Russell 

House, h. 208 Croghan. 

Williams, John A., bookkeeper, h. 21 Charlotte. 

Williams, John C., blacksmith, h. 246 Fifth. 

Williams, Joseph T., bds. 27 Charlotte. 

Vl7illiams, Joshua, laborer, h. cor. Alexander 

and Nineteenth. 

Williams, Julien, Alderman Tenth Ward, 

lawyer, 194 Jefferson ave. 

Williams, J. R. Devereux, h. 357 Jefferson 

ave. 

Williams, Llewellyn, bookkeeper, bds. Cass 

Hotel. 

Williams, Louis, laborer, h. 178 Wilkins. 

W il liams, Morris L., bookkeeper American 

Natioual Bank, h. 77 Howard. 

Williams, Morris M., clerk P. O., bds. 242 

Congress e. 

Williams, Nancy (col'd-wid. Peter), h. 341 

Macomb. 

Williams, Nathan G. (Langdon & Co ), h. o. 

47 n. 75 Fort w. 

Wiliams, Olive (wid. James), h. 91 Griswold. 

Williams, Owen, engineer, h. 358 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Williams, Pliilo, laborer, h. 206 Abbott. 

Williams, Ralph, carpenter, bds. o. 154 n. 

n. 156 Woodbridge e. 

Williams, Richard (col'd), shipcarpenter, h, 

442 Beaubien. 

Williams, Richard P., clerk, bds. 40 Congress 

west. 

Williams, Robert, jr., carpenter, h. 439 St. 

Antoine. 

Williams, Robert, sr., carpenter, h. 439 St. 

Antoine.

410 WI'L CLARK'S DETROIT 'FVIL I 

Physicians always speclfy Willner, Franz, cabinetmaker, h. 270 Clinton. 

PARKE, JENNINGS & CO.'S Willover, Sarah A. (wid. Jonathan), . - bds. 11 


Willson, Robert C., ornamental hair work, 

198 Jeffirson ave., h. same. 

Wilmarth, Asa H., County Surveyor, 80 

Griswold. h. 54 S~ruce. 

Wilmot, ~illiarn,~ restaurant and cigar 

Williams, Samuel. peddler, h. 10 Beacon. store, 243 Jefferson ave., h. same. 

Williams, Susan S. (wid. Thomas S.), bds. Wilson, Charles, captain, bds. 12 Miami 

s. s. Campbell, bet. Cass and Woodward ave. 

aves. 

Wilson, Daniel, grocer, cor. St. Antoille 

Williams, Theodore, brewer, h. 164 Oak. and Columbia, h. same. 

Williams, Thomas, clerk, h. 210 Larned e. Wilson, David, bookkeeper, h. 221 Ran- 

Williams, Thomas, tailor, bds. 89 Plum. dolph. 

Williams, Thomas N., clerk. bds. 12 Lewis. Wilson, David, carpenter, h. 48 Adams ave. 

Williams, Walter (col'd), mason, h. 400 La- east. 

fayette. 

VCTilson, David,sawfiler, 17 Congress e., h. 47 

Williams, William, h. 296 Jefferson ave. Adams ave e. 

Williams, William, h. 264 St. Antoine. Wilson, Edward, boilermaker, h. o. 88 n. 

Williams. William, huckster, Cass market, 140 Division. 

h. Springwells. 

Wilson, Elizabeth (wid. John), h. 71 Ab- 

Williams, William B., laborer, bds. 178 bott. 

l%Tilkins. 

Wilson, Eunice (wid. Charles), bds. 3% 

Williams, William C. (Farrand, Congress 13. 

Sheley & Co.), h. 20 Macomb ave. Wilson, Eunice F., bds. 68 Congress w. 

Williams, William H., reporter Free Press, Wilson, Frederick, blacksmith, bds. s. e. 


cor. Third and Larned w. 

Williams. W. Lloyd, clerk D. & M. R. R., h. Wilson, Frederick (col'd), laborer, h. 273 


Fort e. 

Williamson, Robert L., agent bl. C. cattle Wilson, George (col'd), labofer, bds. 134 

yard, h. Twentieth, bet, M. C. R. R. and Adams ave e. 

Michigan ave. 

Wilson, Oeotge, captain, h. 524 Labrosse. 

m'illitirnson, Tho-mas, bookkeeper, bds. 181 Wilson, (+eorge, printer, bds. 71 Abbott. 

Congress w. 

WTilson, George, la borer, bds. n. w. cor. Rlt. 

Willing, Samuel GI., patternmaker, Ms. 322 Elliott and Jefferson aves. 

Fort e. 

Wilson, George B. Mathews & Wilson), bds." 

Willing, Samuel J., patternmaker, h. 322 Michigan Exchange. 

Fort e. 

Wilson, George W.. sailmaker, h. e. s. &fay- 

Willis, Charles R., broommaker, h. s. w. cor. berry ave., bet. Myrtle and Magnolia. 

Wood bridge and Walker. 

Wilson, Helena C. (wid. Robert), bds. 283 

Willis, Frank C., carpenter and joiner, h. Park. 


Wilson, Henry, gardener, h. 771 Michigan 

Willis, Hiram W., carpenter, h. 98 Farrrtr. ave. 

W illis, John, wagonmaker, h. 154 Cat ha- Wilson, Henry (col'd), laborer, h. 181 Rusrine. 

sell. 

Willis, ~ ohk (col'd), City Scavenger, h. 600 Wilson, Hiram, cigarmaker, bds. 236 Third. 

St. Antoine. 

Wilson, J. A. (wid.), h. 195 Croghan. 

U'illis, R. Storrs, res. Belle Isle. 

Wilson, Jacob, moulder, h. 359 Franklin. 

Willis, William (col'd), cook, h. s. e. cor. Wilson, James, laborer. h. 41 Dubois. 

Hastings and Watson. 

Wilson, .James S., harnessmaker, bds. 69 

Willis, William, sailor, 11. 229 Macomb. Beaubien. 

Willits, Henry T. (Willits & Danielson), h. Wilson, John, baker, bds. ail road Es- 

20 Beech. 

change. 

Willits, Martha (wid. Wellington), h. 67 Wilson, John, brass finisher, bds. 97 Lar- 

Locust. 

ned e. 

Willits, William J., engineer, h. o. 23 n. 25 Wilson, John, machinist, bds. 41 Dubois. 

Limb urg. 

Wilson, John, merchant tailor, 114 Gris- 

Willits & Danielson (8. T. Willits and Asa wold., h. 91 Fifth. 

T. and W. C. Danielson), painters, 76 Wilson, John, painter, h. 115 Grand River. 

Grand River. 

Wilson, John (col'd), saloon, 153 Gratiot, h. 

Willmarth, Hannah (wid. Ora~mus), h. 279 same. 

Third. 

wildon, John, street car conductor, bds. 331 

Willmarth, Hiram D., h. 279 First. I Third. 

1 

I

CITY DIRECTORY, 

Wilson, John, yardmaa D. &M. R. R., h. 

439 Franklin. 

Wilson, John B., foundry, s. w. cor. Fort 

and Thirteenth, h. 175 Howard. 

Wilson, John G)., clerk, h. 74 Baker. 

IVilson, John H. (col'd), waiter Michigan 


Wilson, John S., carpenter, h. 428 Sixth. 

Wilson, John W., musician, h. 405 Maple. 

Wilson, Joseph, carpenter, bds. 331 Third. 

Wilson, Mary A. (wid. Francis), bds. e. s. 

Crawford, n. s. cor. Arch. 

Wilson, Michael, turner, b. 202 Beaubien. 

Wilson, M. S. (wid. John P.), h. 355 Seventeecth. 

Wilson, Nathan (col'd), barber, h. 320 Macon1 

b. 

Wilson, Richard, housemover, bds. e. R. 

Crawford, n e. cor. Arch. 

Wilson, Robert, showcase maker, h. Williams 

ave., nr. Butternut. 

Wilson, Robert, carpenter, bds. 91 Grand 

River. 

Wilson, Mrs. Rosetta (col'd), h. 153 Clinton. 

M7ilson, S. Rosse, life insurance agent, 4 

illerrill Block. 

Wilson, Thomas, machinist. h. 96 Baker. 

Wilson, Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 97 Jefferson 

ave. 

Wilson, Thomas, saloon, 40 Woodward ave., 

h. same. 

Wilson, ~ hoias H., picture frame dealer, 

194 W'oc~dward ave., h. same. 

Wilson, Thomas H., carriagemaker, bds. 

Finney 's Hotel. 

Wilson, Virginia (col'd- wid. Lazarus), h. 

339 Macomb. 

V7ilson, MTalstine S., clerk, h. 92 Cass. 

't\'ilson, William, blacksmith, h. o. 104 n. 

166 Division. 

Wilson, William H., captain. h. 184 Sixteenth. 

Wilson, William, gamekeeper, bds. 44 Larned 

w. 

Wilson. William, laborer, h. s. w. cor. Cnttler 

and Crawford. 

Wilson, William, machinist, h. 222 Guoin. 

Wilson, William, sailmaker, h. 259 Twelfth. 

U'ilton, Frank, cigarmaker, bds. 478 Woodbridge 

e. 

VErilton, Henry, sawyer, h. o. 496 n. 478 

Woodbridge e. 

Wilton, Joshua, bds. 4.78 Woodbridge w. 

Wilton, William H., joiner, h. s. w. cor. 

Russell and Eenton. 

VE7iltsie,Van Rensselaer G., clerk, h. 53 Howard. 

Winans, Allan, switchman &I. C. R. R., bds. 

2'20 Congress w. 

Winchell, Addison H., clerk, h. o. 76 n. 82 

Elizabeth w. 

VSTincht=ll, Charles G., clerk William A. 

Bntler & Co., bds, e. s. Beaubien, nr. 

High. 

Winchell, Edward G., dentist, office Odd 

Fellows' Hall Campus Martius, bds. Kussell 

House. 

Winchell, Emma D. (wid. Guerdon), bds. o. 

76 n. 82 Elizabeth w. 

V'inchell, John, bookkeeper, h. 262 First. 

Winchell, John, carpenter, h. 121 Fort e. 

VTTincllrster, Francis E., photograph gallery, 

20 hlerrill Block, bds. Jeffersou ave., n. e. 

cor. Brush. 

lTTinck ler, William, h. 262 Second. 

Winder, John, clerk U. S. District Court, h. 

n. e. cor. Woodward ave.and High. 

Windish, Henry, barber, bds. 89 Bivard. 

Wineburgh, George, blacksmith, h. 175 

Division. 

Winecoop, Gerard, tinsmith, h. 31 Beacon. 

Winegardenner, Mrs. Hannah, h. 544 Macorn 

b. 

Winemann, Jacob H., confectioner, 229 Jefferson 

ave., h. 100 Larned e. 

Winemann, Henry, confectioner, h. n. e. cor. 

Brush and Marion. 

Winfield, Henry, painter, h. 79 Croghan. 

U ing, Franklin &I., grocer, 83 Congress e., 

h. SG Lartied e. 

Wing, Gottlieb, carpenter, h. 193 Baker. 

Wing, John, laborer. h. o. 99 n. 123 Baker. 

W ingert, Fannie, teacher, bds. Frsmont, 

cor. John R. 

Wingert, William, 'butcher. 655 Jefferson 

ave., h. Frenlont, n. w. cor. John R. 

W ingert'william, peddler. h. 537 Larned e. 

Win heim, Andrew, gilder, bds. 64 Howard. 

Winiker, W indolen, tailor, 200 Larned e., h. 

same. 

Winke, William, laborer, bds. 338 Clinton. 

Winkelmeyer, Andrew, laborer, h. 374 Juliette. 

Winkelmeyer, Anthony, porter A. Pulte 93; 

Son, bds. s. W. cor. Gratiot and St. Aubin 

ave. 

Winkelmeyer, Joseph, harnessmaker, bds. 

374 Juliette. 

Winkelmeyer, Joseph, laborer, bds. 60 Hastings. 

Winkelmeyer, Julius, saddler, bds. 374 Juliette. 

Winkelmeper, William, laborer, bds. 374 

Juliette. 

Winkle, Andrew J., policeman, bds. Franklin 

House. 

Winekoop, Harris, messenger American 


Winn, Owen, blacksmith, h. Sevecth, 

nr. Ann. 

Winn, Warren, laborer, h. 546 Seventh. 

Winnette, Thomas, actor, bds. Oarrison 

House. 

MTinship, Clarence A., engineer, h. 278 St. 

Antoine. 

Winship, Cyrus, saloon, 186 Michigan ave., 

h. same. 

Winslow, George A., policeman, h. 710 La,fay 

ette.

WIN WOC 

NEW YORE 

AS PET^, . . $12,000,000 


- 

SOLON MeELROY, Manager aud Agency Sapt., 


Winslow, George H., clerk, bds. Central 

Railroad House. 

Winsoll, White, mason, h. 305 Marion. 

Winter, Augustus. laborer, h. 365 Fort e. 

Winter, Booth, salesman, h. 262 Montcalm 

east. 

Winter, Charles, saloon, 356 Hastings, h. 

same. 

Winter, George, hatter and news dealer, 

250 Jefferson ave., h. 270 same. 

Winter, James, botbkkeaper, h. 61 Croghan. 

Winter, William, h. 175 Macomb. 

Win terhal ter, eeorge, upholsterer, h. 149 

Croghan. 

Winterich, Mathew, painter, h. o. 126 n. 


Wintermuth, August, laborer, h. o. 179 n. 

159 Mullett. 

Wintersdorf, Mathias, saloon, 100 Lafay - 


Wintler. Mlchael, laborer, h. n. s. Irving, 


Wipert, Joseph, foreman (3. T. R., h. w. 

s. Twenty-fourth nr. City Llmita. 

Wipfler, August, carriagetrimmer, bds. 213 

Macomb. 

Wipfler, Charles, carver, bds. s. s. Macomb, 


Wipfler, Elizabeth (wid. Aloys), h. 213 Ma- 

comb. 

Wirfs, Michael, peddler, h. cor. Jay and 

Riopelle. 

Wirth, Adam, grocer, h. 22 Division. 

Wirth, George, teamster, h. 12,i Division. 

Wirth, Henry, laborer, 1.1. 148 Antietam. 

VTirth, John, clerk, Ms. 408 Gratiot. 

Wirth, John, groceries, 408 Gratiot, h. same. 

Wirtz, Charles, milk peddler, h. 133 

Twelfth. 

Wirtz, Jacob, tinsmith, bds. e. s. Porter, nr. 

T welfqh. 

Wisdom, CharIes, carpenter, bds. o. 330 n. 

446 Fort w. 

Wise, Jeremiah, plasterer, h. 5'7 Division. 

Wise, John, moulder, bds. 50 Miami ave. 

Wise, Sebastian, blacksmith, bds. 42 Monroe 

ave. 

Wiser, Otto (A. Kuhlman & Co.), bds. Hotel 

Mauch. 

Wislited, Cornelius, laborer, h. 267 Guoin. 

- 

Wisner, George Y., civil engineer, h. 12 

Si bleg. 

Wisner, John, laborer, h. 22 Orleans. 

Wiste, Henry, cigarmaker, h. 81 Chestnut. 

Wisthoff, Louis, machinist, h. 205 Riopelle. 

W itbeck, C. S. (Witbeck & Chittenden), bds. 


Witbeck & Chittenden (C. S. Witbeck and 

W. J. Chittenden), proprs. Rnssell House, 

s. e. cor. Woodward and Michigan Grand 

aves. 

Witershiem, Randolph, laborer, h. w. s. 

Crawford, bet. McLean and Bingham. 

Withecomb, William, baker, 67 Larned e., 

h. same. 

M7itheral, Charles, lawyer, h. 567 Jefferson 

ave. 

Witherspoon, Alexander, Custom House officer, 

h. 119 Baker. 

Wit tierspoon, John, baker, h. 67 CSeorge. 

Witherspoon, John, sr., fish dealer, 82 City 

Hall market, h. 67 George. 

Witherspoon, Robert, clerk, h. 6'7 George. 

Witherspoon, William, carpenter, bds. 119 

Baker. 

Witherspoon, William, mason. 11.67 eeorge. 

Witherston, John, bookkeeper, bds. 71 

Beaubien. 

Withey, Charles A., blacksmith, bds. 209 

Fourth. 

Withey, Jerome B., manfr. patent wheels, 

42 Larned e., h. 209 Fourth. 

Withe?, Joel J., express messenger, h. w. s. 

Fourth. bet. Abbott and Porter. 

Wi they, William, foreman Stephen Smith 

& Co.), h. 243 Fourth. 

Withing, William, plumber, h. 701 Croghan. 

Witman. . . Frank. car builder, h. 246 Twelfth. 

Witt, w7i1liam, la borer, h. German. 

Witte, Frederick, laborer, h. 597 Hastings. 

Witte, Henry, tailor, h. 454 Catharine. 

Wittenberg, Albert, laborer, h. 220 Eighteenth. 

IVi t ten burg, Ludwig, shoemaker, h. 220 

Eighteenth. 

Wittels berger, Conrad, farmer, h. 352 

Twentieth. 

Wit telsberger, Frank, baker, 317 Michigan 

1 ave., h. same. 

1 Wit tdsberger, Joseph, baker, 271 Hastings, 

h. same. 

Wittharnmer, Isaac, peddler, h. 4 Clinton. 

Wirtman, Tobias, plumber, 183 Macomb, h. 

I w:;, Ignatius, locksmith, h. 304 Lafayette. 

I W i tzki, Charles, wagonmaker. bds. 556 Gratiot. 

Witzki, William, cigarmaker, - h. 75 Cro- 

Wisker. - , George. laborer, h. 199 Eigllteenth. &an; h. same. 

Wisker, Mrs."~ar~, refreshment{ 44 City W'ixted. Henry, laborer, h. o. 396 n. 414 

Hall market, h. 199 Eighteenth. 

Franklin. 

'flismar, Frederick, laborer, h. 306 St. Au- Wockrudd, Christian, h. e. s. Fourteenth, 

I bin ave. 

bet. Baker and Michigan ave.

WOE CITY DIRECTORY. woo 

Woelk, Edward, cigar manufacturer, 254 

Gratiot, 11. same. 

Woelk, Frederick, clerk, h. 269 Beaubien. 

tVoel ke, Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 107 

An tietam. 

Wolllfartli, Gottlieb, St. Lawrence Hotel, 

cor. Itandolpll and Atwater. 

Wohifelder, Albert, brewer, h. 420 Riopelle. 

Wohlford, Ferdinand, grocer, - h. 468 Grand 

River 

Wohlgemuth, Felix, edgetool maker, h. 217 

La fa yet te. 

Wohlrab, Charles, h. 62 Beaubien. 

Wohnlick, Louis, brass finisher, bds. 381 

Woodbridge e. 

Wolaver, George, brakeman, bds. 114 Fifth. 

Wolbert, Margaret, seamstress, h. 231 

Whitney. 

Wolcott, George T., porter, h. 2'78 Park. 

Wolf, Bernard, saloon, 482 Orleans, 11. same. 

Wolf, Christian, carpenter, h. 471 Sixth. 

Wolf, Christopher, laborer, h. 252 Antieta~n. 

Wolf, Frederick, saloon, 782 Woodbridge 

w., 11. same. 

Wolf, George, laborer, h. 522 Woodbridge e. 

Wolf, George Frank, laborer, 11. 250 Naple. 

Wolf. Henry, carpenter, h. 3G8 Fort e. 

Wolf, Jacob, laborer, h. 313 Bronson. 

Wolf, Jatues. gardener, h. e. s. Crawford, 

bet. Lysander and Eolden Road. 

Wolf, John B., carpenter, h. 248 Maple. 

Wolf, John C., laborer, h. o. 393 n. 471 

Sistll. 

Wolf, Powell, pop factory, 399 Seventeenth, 

h. sanie. 

Wolf, William, carpenter, h. 396 St. Antoine. 

W 01 f, , confectioner, bds. 43 Monroe 

ave. 

Wolfertz, Robert (F, Wuelfing & Co.), h. 

190 Macomb. 

Wolff, Frederick, laborer, h. 338 Riopelle. 

Wolff, Henry (IVolff Bro's), h. o. 179 n. 201 

Latayette. 

Wolff, Jacob, carpenter, h. 313 Bronson. 

WolfY, Julius, bartender, bds. 113 Bates. 

Wolti, Ludwig H. (Wolf Bro's), h. 249 

Elizabeth e. 

Wolff, William, shoemaker, 11. 548 Orleans. 

Wolff Bro's (Ludwig H. and Henry Wolff), 

trunk manfrs., 211 Jefferson ave. 

Wolfinden, George, ass't teller Second National 

Bank, h. cor. Second and Selden. 

Wolfschlager, Andrew, carpenter M. C. R. 

R., h. 22 Seventh. 

Wolfschlager, Hermann J., baggageman 

M. C. R. R., 11. 198 Lafayette. 

Wolfschlager, John Peter, carpenter, bds. 

o. 387 n. 305 Catharine. 

Wolfschlager, LOUIS, carpenter, h. 273 Thirteen 

-and-a-half. 

Wolfsclllager, Luke, carpentq, h. 273 Thirteen-and-a-half. 

63 

Wollaster, Nicholas, carpenter, h. 261 Lafapette. 

Tiidlensawyer, Charles, baker, h. o. 418 n. 


Wollenweber, Anthony, stonemason. h. 234 

Marion. 

Wollenweber, Peter, saloon, Hilsendegen 

Block, cor. Nonroe ave. and Randolph, h. 

o. 100 n. 116 Macomb. 

Wollenzien, Charles, baker, h. s. e. cor. St. 

Antoine and Whitney. 

Wolter, Edward, stonemason, bds. 504 Macomb. 

Wolverton, George F., bookkeeper, bds. 25 

Col urn bia w. 

lJrolvert80n, George Mr., insurance agent, 

office 48 Griswold, 11. 25 Colurnbia w. 

Wol vertm, Samuel W ., shipcarpenter, h. 

60 Clinton. 

Wolz, George, tailor, 18 Palmer, h. 131 Lafayette. 

Wonders, Elias, clerk, bds. I Gratiot. 

Wonsell, Ruffiu (col'd), barber, bds. 52 Mullett. 

Wood, Albert, turner, bds. 475 Larned e. 

Wood, Alexander, blacksinitti, 11. w. s. Fifteenth, 

bet. Howard and Baker. 

Wood. Charles, carpenter, h. GS L)ul)ois. 

Wood, Charles D., clerk U. S. Es. office, h. 

85 Fifth. 

Wood, David, blacksmith. bds. 124 Larned 

east. 

Wood, Edward H., carpenter, 21. 84 Grand 

River, up stairs. 

Wood, Elimbeth (wid. John), h. 22 Colwbia 

e. 

Wood, Emory, clerk, bds. 23 Washington 

ave. 

Wood, Frank, carpenter, bds. 75 Larnd e. 

Wood, Frank, upholsterer, h. 81 Larned e. 

Woad, Frederick, clerk City Hotel, bds. 

same. 

Wood, George, gas fitter, h. 13'7 Sisteenth. 

Wood, Granville (Simmons, Clough & Co.), 

h. cor. Brush and Bronson. 

Wood, H. Clay, Major and A. A. GF.Dept. 


Wood, Jackson B., grocer, 174 Williams 

are., h. same. 

Wood, James W., salesman, h. 285 Park. 

Wood, John, carpenter. 11.213 Watson. 

Wood, John, saloon, 400 Woodbridge w., h. 

same. 

Wood, John S., salesman, h. o. 109 n. 139 

George. 

Wood, Joseph, gardener, h. 34 Seventeenth. 

Wood, Joseph, laborer, 11.3'76 Macomb. 

NTood Market,Eastern, C. Damm, inspector, 

cor. Slierman and Hastings. 

Wood, OEediah (col'd), musician and barber, 

11. 241 Congress e. 

Wood, Peleg, speculator, bds. 275 Fort w. 

Wood, Robert (col'd), laborer, h. rear 154 

Lafayette. 

Wood, Sarah (wid. Henry), h. 122 Oak.

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woo woo 

PARD, JENNINGS & GO,, 


OfBee, 374 Cass Avenue, 

LABORATORY, COILR'EB BER'BF AR'D CLIE'FORD STBEEIS 

(Take FToodward Ave. Cars to Henry St.,) 

DETROIT, - WICHIaAN- 

Wood, Solomon F., commission merchant, 

h. 85 Elizabet.11 e. 

Wood, Theodore T., carpenter, h. 213 Watson. 

Wood, Thomas B., car builder M. C. R. R., 

h. s. w. cor. Fifteenth and Baker. 

Wood, Thomas M. (Wobd & Reid;, bds. 161 

Abbott. 

Wood. Walter, agent Mansion House, bds. 

same. 

Wood, William H. (Bennett, Titelow & 

Wood), h. 37 Harrison ave. 

Wood, \lTilliam I,., bookkeeper, bds. 161 

Adams ave. e. 

Wood, l%'illiam S., Secretary Republican 

State Central Committee, Congress w., 

under Second National Bank, bds. Antisdel 

House. 

Wood & ~ eid (Thomas M. Wood and Ro- 

bert Reid), meat market, n. e. cor. Kinth 

aye. and Baker. 

Woodbridge Grove, n. s. Michigan ave., bet. 

Ninth and National aves. 

MToodbridge, John T., clerk, bds. n. w. cor. 

Grand River and Trumbull ave. 

Woodbridge, Silas (col'd) waiter, bds. Rus- 

sell House. 

Woodbridge, William L., real estate, h. 

n. w. cor. Gland River and Trumbull 

aye. 

Woodbury, Carrie (Woodbury & Ris), bds. 

82 Wayne. 

Woodbury & Ris (Carrie n7oodbury and 

Alice His), millinery and dressmaking, 


TVoodcock, Alfred C., millsaw filer, h. 459 

Fort e. 

WOODHARIS, THOMAS, furniture manu- 

facturer, w. s. Gilman, bet. Cass ave. and 

Second, h. 52 Elizabeth w. (See ada.) 

Woodhams, Thomas, furniture, h. 135 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Woodhouse, Charles, L., artist, bds. Frank- 

lin House. 

Woodhull, John C. H., 21. 526 Fifteenth. 

Woodhull, Joseph C., clerk, h. w. s. Lafon- 

taine ave.. bet. Pine and Chestnut. 

Woodin, Orson, lettercarrier, h. 49 Pine. 

woodlock, Helen (wid. Michael), h. 146 

Beech. 

Woodlock, Mathew, laborer, h. 247 Sev- 

ent,h. 

Woodrow, Charles, mason, bds. 160 First. 

TTToodrow, Charles M., mason, h. 75 Pitcher. 

Woodrow, Henry, mason, h. 160 First. 

Woodruff, Charles B., clerk, bds. 387 Jef- 

ferson aye. 

Woodruff', Cllarles P., h. 387 Jefferson ave. 

Woodruff, Thomas H., carpenter, h. 135 

National ave. 

UToods, Charles, boilermaker, h. 254 Pearl. 

Woods, Charles, clerk, bds. 73 Lewis. 

llToods, Edward, laborer, 11. 14 Spruce. 

Woods, Edward, hackowner, h. 60 Henry. 

TVoods, Enlily (wid. John), h. 73 Lewis. 

m-oods, Frank, clerk. bds. 73 Lewis. 

IT-oods, George, laborer, h. 142 Porter. 

Woods, George, laborer, h. 57 Jay. 

Woods, James A , lithographer and plate 

printer, bd;. s. s. alley Fort, bet. Hastings 

and Kivtird. 

\Voods, Miss Mary, h. 111 Porter. 

Woods, Nicllolas (col'd), whitewasher, h 

Grove, nr. Hastings. 

M'oods, Peter, laborer, h. 157 Lahrosse. 

Woods, Thomas, laborer, h. 18 Front. 

Woods, Williarn. salesman, h. 2 Lewis. 

Wood ward,*4ndre w,bookkeeper, bds.Russel1 

House. 

Woodward, John, drayman, h. 73 Eighth. 

Woodward, Susan (wid. Samuel), dress and 

cloaknlaker, 58 Brush, h. sanie. 

Woodwortll, Benjamin R., bookkeeper, h. 

53 George. 

Wood~vorth, Stephen E., groceries, 94 

Adaxus ave. e., 21. same. 

TVoodworth, Stephen E., merchant tailor, 

339 Franklin, h. same. 

Woolfenden, Anne (wici. James), h. n. s. 

Se,den, bet. Second and Cass ave. 

Wool fenden, Edward, bookkeeper, bds. n. 

s. Selden, bet. Second and C'ass ave. 

Woolfenden, Frank, clerk, bds. n. e. cor. 

Second and Selden. 

Woolfenden, Frederick, clerk, bds. n. e. cor. 

Second and Selden. 

Woolfenden, George R. A., assistant teller 

Second National Bank, bds. n. s. Selden, 

bet. Second and Cass ave. 

Woolfenden, Joseph B., salesman, h. 14 

Charlotte. 

Woolham, John, laborer, h. 375 Lasalle . 

ave. 

Woolhouse, Henry, saloon, 94 Woodbridge 

w., bds. same. 

UToolhouse, William A., laborer, bds. 94 


Woollacott, John Henry, clerk, bds. o. 144 


Woollet, Richard, hostler Finney's Hotel, 

bds. same. 

Woolley, James K., foreman Standish & 

Ives, h. 73 Sibley. 

l%Tool,ley, Smith R. (Woolley & Hilton,) h. 


Woolley & Hilton (Smith R. WooIey and 

Thomas Hilton), distillers and vinegar 

manufacturers, 36 First. 

Woolnough, Eliza (wid. William), h. 273 

Lafayette.

woo CITY DIRECTORY. 

- 

Woolsey, John W., milkman. 11. 249 Park. 

Woolvison, Francis, laborer, h. 97 Porter. 

Worcester, Ira, insurance agent, 45 

Griswold, h. 14 Adams ave. w. 

Worcester, James E. \LTorcester, Laible & 

Standish), 11.91 Elizabeth e. 

Worcester, James M., clerk, bds. 91 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Worcester, Laible & Standish (James H. 

Worcester, Eugene Laibie and John D. 

Standish), manufacturerv of wlrite lead, 

etc.. 14 and 16 Congress e., factory n. s. 

Jones, bet. Third and Fourth. 

Worden, Sarah A. (wid. Joseph), h. 60 Clin- 

ton. 

WTorkin,o?laen's Hall, cor. Catharine and 

Russell. 

Workman, Francis, lumber inspector, 11. w. 

s. Thirteenth, bet. Howard and railroad 

crossing. 

Workman, Joseph (col'd), porter, h. 160 

Maple. 

Workman, William, machinist, h. 148 Sev- 

enteenth. 

Workum, David J. (Fechheimer & Work- 

urn), 11. 29 Adelaide. 

\T70rlds, Harrison (col'd), barber, 86 Wood- 

bridse w., bds. 96 Cass. 

Worlick, John, marble polisher, h. 313 

High. 

Worlie, Daniel (col'd), laborer, bds. 136 

Gris\%-old. 

Wormer, Clarkson C., agent American Fence 

Co., bds. 25 High. 

Wormer, Frederick F., student, bas. 25 

High. 

Wormer, Grover S. ((3. S. Wormer & Son), 

h. 25 High. 

Wormer, Henry 6. (6. S. Wormer & Son), 

bds. 25 High. 

\TTormer, G. S., 8L Son (Grover S. andHenry 

G. Wormer), Michigan machinery depot. 

99,101 and 103 Jefferson are. 

Worpell, John, shoemaker, 354 Michigan 


Worswick, Harry. cooper, bds. 3'75 Gra- 

tiot. 

Wortham, Rosalvo E., blacksmith, h. 223 

Map1 e. 

Worthington, Rev. George, rector St. Jol~n's 

church, h. rectory, adjoining church, cor. 

High and Woodward ave. 

Wortnlann, Charles, foreman C. Kuhle's, 

bds. 238 Randolph. 

Wortmann, John, laborer, h. 387 St. Aubin 

ave. 

Wortley, Rumbel, laborer, h. 52 Seren- 

teenth, 

Worton, James. safemaker, h. Twenty- 

fourth, bet. railroad and Fort. 

Wostebalt, John, car cleaner, h. 277 Du- 

bois. 

Wrader, Albert, painter, bds. 1'79 Croghan. 

'Sl'rsther, John, gunner on Fesscnden, h. 98 

National ave. 

Wray, James, laborer, h.'406 Larned e. 

Wray, William, engineer, h. 573 Larned e. 

Wreford, William, butcher, 497 Jefferson 

ave. and 5 City Hall market, h. 357 Lar- 

ned e. 

Wren, James, watchman M. C. R. R.,h. 224 

Howard. 

Wreshle, John, stonecutter, 11. 125 German. 

VSTright1, Amos A., railroad conductor, h. 62 

George. 

Wright. B. Franklin, reporter Daily Post, 


Wright. Charles, machinist, bds. 204 Howard. 

Wright, Charles, chemist, bds. 156 Adams 

aye. e. 

Wrigll t, 1)orsey (col'd), waiter Blicliigan Exchange, 

bds. same. 

Wriglrt, Edwin M. (Wright & Watton), 


Wright, Ezra, Deputy U. S. Marshal, h. 270 

Fort w. 

Wright, Frances C. (wid. Huglr H.), h. 76 

Howard. 

Wriglrt, Franklin L., blacksmith, h. 104 

Porter. 

Wright, Frederick, tailor, h. 86 Harrison 

aye. 

Wright, Henry, carpenter, bds. o. 27 n. 37 

Atwater. 

Wri-111, Henry 81, (Estabrook & 

~r?ght), bds. 435 Woodward are. 

Wright, Hiram F., carpenter, h. 223 Orleans. 

Wright, Hugh, bds. 42 Russell. 

Wright, James H.', machinist, h. 160 Orleans. 

Wriglrt, James M., clerk, bds. 203 First. 

WTright, James T., glassware, room 5, 1279 

Jefferson ave., res. New York. 

Wright, Jesse 'l'., hammerman steam forge, 


Wright, Jolln, furniture, 19 Michigan ave., 

h. 132 Griswold. 

V7riglrt, Rlalcolnl, currier, h. 206 Woodbridge 

w. 

Wright, Mary, h. 4; Michigan ave. 

Wriglrt, Mary (wid. Henry), h. 6.5 Sherman. 

Wright, Moses, salesman, bds. 160 Third. 

Wright, Philo E., steamboat proprietor, h. 

12 Madison ave. 

VSTright, Pllineas P., agent M. S. & N. I. R. 

R.. 11. 150 fi oobridge e. 

Wriglit, Orange, teamster, h. 157 Seventeenth. 

Wright, Ralph, bds. 270 Fort w. 

Wright, Ralph, printer, bds. aoodman 

House 

Wright, Ralph F., agent Florence sewing 

machine, h. 203 First. 

Wright, Robert M., tailor, 29 Larned w. 

Wright, Sarah (wid. Henry), grocer, 423 

Congress e., h. same. 

TTTright, Sidney, clerk M. C. R. R., bds. o. 

31 n. 41 Michigan ave.

416 'WaT CLARK'S 

DETROIT YOs 

NEW YORK 

Yager, Frederick, harnessmaker, bds. 314 

Marion. 

Uff@ !n8tmm~@ - G~rn~amy, ya ger, George. gardener, h. 190 Chestnut 

Yager, Henry, bookkeeper, bds. 895 Jeffer- 

ASSETS, . . $12,000,000 

son ave. 

DAILY CASH INCOII~E, $15,000 

-. 

Yager, Jacob, carpenter, 11. 308 Croghan. 

SOLON HeELkOT, Nanager and Ageueg. Sapt., Yagerq John, saloon, 125Rando1ph9 lr. same- 

Tager, John G., sr., stonemason, h. SO1 

Peninsular Bank Building, DETROIT, MICH. High. 

Yager, John U., jr., plasterer, h. 301 High. 

Wright, Susan (mid. George), h. 306 Mont Yager, Peter, carpenter, 1). 301 High. 

calm e. 

Yager, William, shoemaker, h. 208 Cal- 

Wright, NTilliam, ~onfect~ioner, bds. 132 lioun. 

Griswold. 

Yanden, Paul, bricklayer, h. o. 35 n. 121 

Wright, William (&'illiam Wright & Co.), Napoleon. 

h. w. s. IVashington ave. two doors n. Yarbro, Nelson (col'ci), laborer, h. 381 Ma- 

Clifforcl. 

comb. 

Wright, W. \IT., printer, bds. Franklin Yarndley, Joseph W., music teacher, bds. 

House. 

25 Brady. 

WRIGHT. WILLIAM, & CO. (IVilliam Yarndley, Richard T., music teacher, h. 25 

MTrigZrt, TViliaul Heid and Benjaruin C. Bradg. 

Hills), wall paper and window glass, 92 Yates, Alice (wid. Abraham), bds. 289 Jef- 

Uroodward ave. (See ado.) 

ferson ave. 

Wrock, Patrick, laborer, h. 219 Four- Yates, John, maltster R. Hawley & Sons, bds. 

teenth. 

IVindsor, Ont. 

Wrot, Tennis, broommaker, bds. 81 Con- yates, John W., express messenger, h. 592 

gress e 

Crogllan. 

Wuelfing, Abraham, bds. 47 Catharine. Yates, Thomas A., bookkeeper, h. o. 68 n. 

Wuelfing, Frederick (F. Wuelfing & Co.), 70 Nontcalm w. 

h. 4'7 Catharine. 

Yeaton, Artlrur T., clerk, bds. Antisdel 

Wuelfi~~g, Iteinllardt, bds. 47 Catharine. House. 

Wuerth, Aloys, jnstice of the peace, h. 158 Yeilding, J. R., clerk G. \Y. R., bds. Biddle 

St. Antoine. 

Hou~e. 

Wuestewalt, Caspar, mason, h. 327 Sher- Yeilding, Richard, inventor, h. 432 Clinton 

man. 

ave. 

Wunderlich, Alfred, carpenter, h. 101 Chest- YENTSCH, HERMANN, jeweler, 230 

nut. 

Woodward ave., h. 265 Croghan. (See 

Wunsch, William, saloon, 459 Clinton adz..) 


Yeoman, Arthur, chairmaker, h. 360 Sistlh. 

Wurlet, Iuund, shoemaker, h. w. s. Six- Yerkjs, Lyman A,, suyt. Lake Shore Steamtoeentll, 

bet. Michigan ave. and Balier. boat Liae, 11. 364 Jefferson ave. 

Wustlewaici, John, laborer, h. w. s. Dubois, Yeub, Peter, laborer, bds. 60 Chestnut. 

s. Chestnut. 

Tirrell, Thornas, bds. Garrison House. 

WusthofY, John J., carpenter, h. 89 Jay. Tocter, Frederick, laborer, h. o. 306 n. 664 

WYASDOTTE ROLLISG MILLS CON- Fort w. 

PANY, office foot FfTayne, works Wyan- Yoder, Henry, laborer, h. o. 306 n. 664 Fort 

dotty, W. H. Zabriskie, sec'y. (See aclu.) west. 

Wyljrancls, Hartman, shipcarpenter, h. 262 Yodtke, Frederick, laborer, h. o. 89 n. 381 

Franklin. 

Bro11 son. 

Wyckofl', Phillip, laborer, 11. 511 Lafayette. Yond, Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 632 Con- 

Wyclioff, Robert, builder, 99 Seventh, h. 109 gress e. 

same. 

Yonker, Peter, saloon, bds. 136 Franklin. 

Wyckoff, William E., printer, h. 393 Sec- Yoost, Henry J. (Yoost & Co.), bds. 774 

ond. 

Michigan ave. 

Wylde, George, clerk Viger Bros., bds. St. Yoost, Peter (Yoost & Co.) h. 774 Michigan 

Lawrence Hotel. 

ave. 

Wynn, Peter, grocer, 601 Michigan ave., h. Yoost 8L Co. (Peter and Henry J. 1-oost), 

same. 

broom manfrs., 7'76 Michigan ave. 

Yoran, Oscar, carpenter, h. 170 Marion. 

Yorston, Charles H. (Virtue & Yorston), h 

'Y 

12 Dey, New York. 

Yoset, Joseph, laborer, h. n. e. cor. Orleans 

YAEGER, Martin, laborer, h. n. e. cor. and Oratiot. 

Kioye~ie arid Jiiiyle. 

Tost, August, cabiuetnlaker, 140 Randolph, 

Pager, David, cigarmaker, bds. 410 James. h. 405 St. Aubin ave. 

I

YOS CITP DIRECTORY. ZEN 

Yost, William (Clark & Yost), bds. Purdy's 

Hotel. 

Young, Albert, eawyer, bds. 423 Fifteenth. 

Young, Albert, tailor, bds. 786 Twenty- 

fourth. 

Yonng, Aifred, meat market, h. 18 Sibley. 

Young, Charles, lastmaker, h. 3G5 Fort e. 

Young, Charles P., engineer, bds. 71 Beau- 

bien. 

Young, Elizabeth (wid. George), bds. 60 

Montcalm e. 

Young, Evilena, hairdresser, bds. 212 La- 

fay ett.e. 

Young, Fleming (wid. Duncan), h. 50 

Plum. 

Young, Frank, painter, bds. Peninsular Ho- 

tel. 

Young, George, 11. 342 Third. 

Young, Henry Godfrey, lastmaker, h. 339 

Fort e. 

Yoling, James, gunsmith, h. w. s. Grand 

River, bet. Lasalle ave. and city limits. 

Young, Jtrnles D., carver, 11. 50 Plum. 

Poung, Jane (wid. William), h. 52 George. 

Young. Jolin, plumber, h. 62 Columbia w. 

Young, John, reporter Tribune, bds. 77 

High. 

Young, John J., painter, h. n. e. @. Wester- 

lo and Fourth. 

Young, Capt. Jolin P., h. 328 Beaubien. 

Young, Margaret (wid. John), washerwo- 

man, h. 138 Ant,ietam. 

Young Men's Hall, 848 Jefferson ave. 

Young, Michael, lunlber, h. 90 Adams ave. 

east. 

Poung, Oliver B., clerk. bds. 704 Frank- 

lin. 

Poung, Perry (coI'd), cook, h. 66 Clinton. 

Young, Peter (Black & Young), h. 2 Cottage 

Row, Elizabeth w. 

Young, Rebecca (wid. William), h. 8. s. Pri- 

vate, bet*. H.ivard and Xussell. 

Young, William, butcher, h. 423 Fifte~nth. 

Young, William E., engineer, h. n. w. cor. 

Grand River and Macomb ave. 

Young, William, shoemaker, h. 130 Eliza- 

beth e. 

Young, William G., clerk, h. 39 Sproat. 

Young, William, jr., engraver, bds. 55 Ma- 

rion. 

Young, William, sr., shoemaker, h. 55 Mar- 

ion. 

Youngblood, Bernard (B. Youngblood & 

Bro.), h. o. 458 n. 522 Gratiot. 

Youngblood, Catliarine (wid. Andrew-J. 

Youngblood & Co.), h. 518 Grat.iot. 

Youngblood, George, bcokagent, h. 107 

Gratiot. 

Youngblood, Jacob (J. Youngblood & Co.), 


Youngblood, Jacob D., bookbinding, 221 

Jeeerson aye.. up-stairs, h. Greenfield. 

Youngblood, Nicholas, bds. 518 Gratiot. 

Youngblood, Peter (B. Youngblood & Bro.), 


You~gblood: B., St Bro. (Bernard and Peter 

Youngblood), groceries, 522 Gratiot. 

Youngblood, J ., & Co. (Jacob and Catharine 

Youngblood), dry goods and notions, 

518 Gratiot. 

Youset, Joseph, laborer, h. 465 Grcrtiljt. 

Erukla., Mathias, tanner, h. 305 Eighteenth. 

Yung, Franz (Petz & Yung), h. 18 W ilkins. 

Y unker, Charles, carpenter, 11. 143 Chestnut. 

Yup, Anthony, laborer, h. 178 Antiet,am. 

Purgens, Anthony, jeweler, bds. 566 Gratiot. 

Yurgens, Prank, saloon, 566 Gratiot, h. 

same. 

Yusten, Andrew, gardener, 11. 489 Croghan. 

Yusten, Anthony, lastmaker, bds. 489 Croghan. 

Yutkyns, Charles, laborer, h. 89 North. 

ABRISKIE, William H., sec'y Wyandotte 

Rolling Mill Co., foot Wayne, h. 


Zack, Hermann, tanuer, bds. 216 Elizabeth 

east. 

Zachereder, Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 

Gratiot, h. 21 Clay. 

Zachmann, Rudolph, carpenter, bds. 32 Clinton. 

Zachringer, Anton, blacksmith, h. 107 Mullett. 

Zahn, Aaron, peddler, h. 119 Mullett. 

Zander, Joseph, shoemaker, 225 Sherman, h. 

same. 

Zanger, Ferdinand, brewer, h. 49 Prospect. 

Zapf. Hermann, tanner, bds. 145 Croghan. 

Zartll, Martin, laborer, bds. 405 Macomb. 

Za~s, Louis, sailor, bds. 20 Fort e. 

Zaumbrecher, Hermann, cigarmaker, bds. 

129 Catharine. 

Zaumbrecher, Hermann, saloon, 78 Fort e., 

h. 80 same. 

Zaumbreclier, Hermann, jr., cigarmaker, Ms. 

129 Catliarine. 

Zavitz, Tl~omas A., driver, bds. '700 Croghan. 

Zefinsky, Jonas, peddler, h. 183 Mullett. 

Zehner, Christoph, plasterer, h. 94 Mullett. 

Zeisler, John, shipcarpenter, h. n. e. cor. 

Sulliccrn ave. and Myrtle. 

Zeisler, Valentine, furrier, h. 64 Congress e. 

Zeisler, Caroline (wid. Christian), hats and 

caps, 375 Hastings, 11. same. 

Zeiter, Paul, furrier, bds. 3'75 Hastings. 

Zelazny, Samuel, salesman. 11. 105 Crogl~an. 

Zeller, Adolph (C. Schulenburg & Co.), bds. 


Zemansky. Mrs. Sarah, millinery and fancy 

goods, 183 Jefferson ave., h. same. 

Zemlin, Ernst, laborer, h. 205 Kineteenth. 

Zemmin, IYilliam, painter, h. 18 Beacon. 

' Zender, Henry, gardener, 11. s. s. Gratiot, 

I bet. Elmwood and Mount Elliott sves.

41 8 ZEN CLARK'S DETROIT C I~Y DIRRCTORY. ZUR 

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Zendler, Viezentine, mason, 11. 117 Jay. 

Zeni, Amabile, plaster worker, 180 Lafay- 


Zens, Peter, grocery and saloon, 753 and 

'755 31iclligan ave., 11. same. 

Zerbe, Henry, taslor, h. 10'2, Napoleon. 

Zerbe, Jacob, tailor, 11. 146 Maple. 

Zernikow. William, tanner, bds. 65Atwater. 

Zick, Henry, laborer, bds. 43 Monroe ave. 

Ziebell, Louis, shoemaker, 11. 248 Macomb. 

Ziegler, Augustus F., asst. Assessor Internal 

Revenue, 2 Bank Block, bds. 98 Larned e. 

Ziegler. Charles, bricklayer, bds. 2.56 Hast- 

in@. 

Ziegler, Charles G., clerk. bds. 65 Columbia e. 

Ziegler, Frederick, mason. h. 356 Hastings. 

Ziegler, Henry R. (H. R. Ziegler & Co.), h. 

1064 Jrlichigzn ave. 

Ziegler, Hermann, ins. agent, bds. 65 Co- 

lumbia e. 

Ziegler, H. R., & Co. (Henry R. Ziegler and 

John C. Grundahl), grocers, 1064 Michi- 

gan ave. 

Zielke, Frederick, bds. Chestnut, nr. Russell. 

-Zielke, Herman, shoemaker, bds. 65 Chest- 

nut. 

Zielke, Joseph, tailor, h. 65 Chestnut. 

Ziene, Frederick, joiner, cor. St. Antoine 

and Bronson. 

Ziener, Frederick, grocery, 289 Orleans, h. 

same. 

Zieske, Frederick, tailor, h. o. 34 n. 376 

Juliette. 

Ziesoho, August, laborer, h. 377 North. 

Ziesse, Adolph, saloon, n. w. cor. Fort and 

Beaubien, 11. same. 

Ziesse, Henry, laborer, h. 126 Mullett. 

Ziesse, Henry, shoemaker, h. 90 Marion. 

Ziesse, William, carpenter, 11. 237 Clinton. 

Zima, Jacob, tanner, h. 31 1 Lafayette. 

Ziman, Peter, tanner, h. 278 Maple. 

Zimmer, Charles (Geis & Zimmer), h. 8 Sil- 

ver. 

Zimmerman, John, saloon, 4 Moriroe ave., 

h. same. 

Zimmerman, John, jr., bartender, bds. 4 

Monroe ave. 

Zimmennan, John, h. 31 Fort e. 

Zlmmerinan, kvilliam, cabinetmaker, h. 262 

Catharine. 

Zimmerman, William, jr., magonmaker, h. 

533 Larned e. 

Zimmerman, William, sr., wagonmaker, h. 

583 Larned e. 

Zindler, Constantine, shoemaker, h. n. w. 

cor. Seventeenth and Ash. 

Zink, Lucien, Supervisor Tenth Ward, h. 

508 Croglian. 

Zinser, lTTilliam, carpenter, h. s. s. Antie- 

tam, bet. Dsquindre and St. Aubiil ave. 

Zinn, Justus, laborer, 11. 1'3 Marion. 

Zinnbauer, John, laborer, h. 199 Sixteenth. 

Zinner, Jolin P., gardener. bcls. Hamtramck. 

- Zinnet, William, teamster, h. 207 Mullett. 

Zittel, George, j r., brewery, w. s. Russell, 

bet. Croghan and hlacolnb, h. same. 

Zittel, George, sr., machinist, h. 265 Cro- 

ghan. 

Zohn, William, shoemaker, h. 556 Gratiot. 

Zoll, Charles, cigarmaker, h. 351 Sherman. 

Zoll, Henrietta (wid. Peter), h. 331 Sherman. 

Zorn, William, currier, h. 74 Croghan. 

Zopf, Wrilliam, hostler Antiadel House, h. 

196 Maconlb. 

Zuck, Elizabeth (wid. Henry), 11.485 Sistl1. 

Zuck, Henry, gardener, bds. Fourth, near 

Holden road. 

Zug, Samuel, h. 350 Woodbridge w. 

Zuhn, Herman, blacksmith, bds. 568 Gratiot. 

Zuhn, William, shoemaker, 11. 568 Gratiot. 

Zur hlueiilen, Christian, shoemaker, h. 85 

Prospect. 

Established i.n New Pork 1842. 

This establishment supplies to subscribers a Register containing the name, business and commercial 

standing of almost every trader, Bank and Company in the Unitecl States and British Provinces, an, 

furnishes full information necessary for the guidance of those granting credits. 

Branch and Associate Offices in all the principal cities in the Union. 

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVF3 TO TEE COLLECTION DEPABTMENT,

1 1 

STATE MILLS. 

A. R, & W, F. LINN, 


Ground Coffee. Spices, Mustard, Cream Tartar, &c. 

A ~ D JOBBERS OP TEAS, 

Ho. %2Q 3efferso~ Avenae, DZTROXT, IIGE. 

THE T STORE. 

Teas,CoEees, Spices, &e. 

154 Woodward Awenuel 

N. 33.-Coffee Roasted and Ground Daily. 

WHITE & CAMERON, 

WHITE Rt CAMERON, 

Plumbin[, Steam anl Gas Fittinp; / DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES 

HOT AIR FURNACES. 

All our Work is Warranted. 

I02 BATES STREET. 

Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants, Reading 

Lights and everything in the trade.

Abiohigan Plating Worxs. 

(Established in 1W.) 

SILVER & GOLD PLATING 

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, 

Fire Plating Done at four Cents per Square Inch. Electro Plntiw at Equally 

Low Rutes. Door Plates, House Nzcmbws, &c. Large Assortme~~t 

of ever~thing in otcr line aZu0a?/s on hand. 

The Trade Supplied with Fine Rolled Silver and Plated Xaterials. 

TRAUB BIROS., 206 Jefferson Avenue, 

HOPKIN & BROTHER, 

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 

WAGONS AND SLEIGHS, 1 

CQRNER JOHN R AND FARMER STS. 

I;. l?EOCCEL, 

1 DEALER IN WOOD 

( Sawed and Split wood of aZZ kinds 

AND FULLEST MEASURE, I.E. 128 FEET PER CORD. 

Cor. Clifford & Griswold streets. 

1 I Northwestern Detective Agency 

Room No. 4 Willis Block, 

~3G'~~~3ETfl ( No. 127 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT, MICE. 

XANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN 

WX&@&QW 

w -2 @gqP$&g&,s 

Sofas, Chairs, \Vorfistands, Flower Stands, 

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BASKETS, AND ALL KINDS OF 

Fancy Willow Ornaments, 

51 Monroe ave., cor. Farrar Street, Detroit, Mich. 

MAX HOCHCRAEF & CO., 

Door Plates, House Numbers, 

And all kinds of 

SILVER PLATING, HAND AND ELECTRO, ALSO ENGRAVING. 

246 JEFERSON AVE., DETROIT.


JOHN WELLER, 

Msnnfaotarer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 

1 19 Jefleleson A zqenue, DETROIT, MICH. 

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I bee a Large Stock and the Latest Styles constantly on hand. Jewelers will do well to wive me a call. 

dlso,%oor Plates and House Huinbers. Hand Plating. Fire Gilding, and Re-Phtiog of old ~a$e,TVrrre. 

ALL WORK WARRANTED- 

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SMITH & REEVE, 

Michigan Real Estate, 

LOAN & TAX AGENCY, 

Opposite the Post Office, DETROIT. 

Purchase and Sale of City-Propertv and Eaaminrt- 

tion of Records llladc a Specialtv. *pine Lands for 

Sale.& Will nezotiate purcliasc and sale of Real 

Estace at Reasonable gates. 

R. BRONSON. 

UNDERTAKER 

92 & 94 Larned St. West, nr. Wayne, 


RESIDEXCE-HOWARD HOUSE. 

SAM. ABERNEPHY, 

DEALER IN 

ardware and CutXery, 

STOVES, HOLLOW WARE, NAILS, GLASS, &C. I 

Nanofactorer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Fw, 

Cor. Grand Biver St. $ Macomb Ave., Detroit. 

T. T. LEETE'S 

Cabinet Shop & Wareroom 

No. 5 ORATIOT STREET, 

Opposits Dr. DdEeld's Gbmh, DETROZT. 

SUTTON'S 

Likenesses in India Ink Water or Oil Colors, from 

a ~iniatu;e to Life Size. 

ALSO DEALER IN 

Photographic Goods & Picture Frames 

206 & 207 Jefferson Ave., DETBOIT. 

WM. H. McCAUSLAND, 

f oiner &: Jobbintg Shop, 

No. 66 Larned Street, 

Bet. Wayne and Shelby Sts., 

I 

i R. LARA, 

1 Bugu anil Wagon Manufacturer, 

I Also .Tobbin,o, Repairing, and all Kinds of 

~ 

Blacksmithing done. 

Shop, 9 Iiddle St,, rear Perkins' Hotel, 


H. W. STALKER, 

Corner Third & Cherry Streets, 


Window Frames, Mouldings, Scroll Sawing. etc. 

FRANK PEAVEY, 

General Agent of the 

New En~;land Mntnal Life Ins. Go. 

ASSETS, $7,5OO9OOO. 

Office, No. 4 Herrill Black, DETROIT. 

JOSEPH PARKES, 

Newels. Bannisters, Table Legs, Deck Plugs, 

Hitching Posts, and every description of 

Fancy Turning. 

COT, Con!r;ress & Third Sts,, DETROIT,

U. ARMSTRONG, 

CORNER WASHINGTON A'VENUE ABD CLJZ'PORD STREET, 

DETROIT, - I 

I MICHIGAN, 

JOBBING PROdIPTXY' ..4TTEJV'DED TO. 

L. WHITTLE, 1 H. W. SCOTT, 

f@ 

Horses shod on the most approved principle. and 

the following diseases remedied ; Contracted Feet, 

Hoof-~ound, Corns. Week Heels, Quarter Cracks* 

Thrushes, Interfering, Forglng, or other dlseases 

of the feet. 

NO, 12 Cass Ave., DETROIT. 

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ypwpaDd ixcapFJ,a 

1 Manufacturer of 

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 

ISRAEL DANIELS, 

WAGONS, SLEIGHS, Etc. 

Blacksmithing, Repairing 81 Painting of all liinda. 

14 & 16 Cass Avenue, 

Near perkins' Hotel, 

L~ u a ij-p 

Corner of Gratiot and Beaubien Sts., DNTROJLT. 

DETROIT, 

c 3 -e,~ I W-J-L ~ ~ e/d 1.&r 

7~ 0 (f, 

Wood, Sawed and Split, or Full Length, for sale and delivered to any part of the 

city. Also Pressed Hay by the Bale for sale. 

G. db BK. BOEHNLEIN, 


Importers and Dealers in 

Watchmakers and Jewelers, 

AND PERIODICALS. I 

Dealers in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. 

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, and work 

warranted. 

S. L. MERRILL & CO., 1 M. I. HINDEN, 

Retail Dealers and Shippers of all kids of 

Nanufacturer of 

~re~b 

B~B& gg~b @~tItma#sa! mil @p#~at 

OYSTEES, POULTRY, Etc-, 

NOS. 137 and 139 ~arned Street West, 

DETROIT, MICE. 

GEO. SIEVWBIGHT. WM. HOBABT. 

SlEVWRlGHT & HOBART, 

Sail Makers & Riggers, 

Foot of First Street, 

Won the Dock, DETROIT, 

INSTRUMENTS, 

AND MODEL MAKER:, 

213 Jefferson Ave., DETROIT. 

Engineers' and Surveyors' repaired. Instruments carefully 

F. ROLSHOVEN, 

Manufacturer of Fine Jewelry ! 

Hair .Braiding, 31 ountings and Diamond Settings. 

Dealer m Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated 

Ware, Fancy Goods, etc. 

i 204 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT. 

Sails. Flags. Tents anh Awnines, Made and Repaired 

on the Shortest Notice. ORDERS SOLICITED. I also Silver Plating. Galvanizing & Fire Gilding. 

I 

!

P. NICHOLSON, 

Jobber and Builder I 

AND GENERAL HOUSE WORK. 

Window and Door Frames,Stair Builder, and all Fnds 

of House Work done to order on the shortest notlce. 

North Side Gilman Street, 

Near Cass Union school, DETROIT. 

ADVERTlSING DEPARTMENT. 423 

( 3. V- SMITH, 

PRACTICAL 

-& .H ~ ~~@'w 

lqp 

No. 10 MerriZZ Block, 

JOHN WATERJFALL, 

BUILDER AND CARPENTER, 

Houses and Lots in all the Principal Parts of the City for Sale. 

SHOP AND OFFICE, 

aerman Silver Monldi ngs, kc., 

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DETROIT, I MICHIGAN, 

Corner Fourth and Oak: Streets, 33ET'RQXTN 

KRENKE & KESSLER, 

XANFACTURERS OF 

METAL AxD IVOOD 

SHOW CASES 

/ 

HEARTHS, QRATES, &c. 

ALSO, 

BICAOJTI~ 

84 BANlWLPH ST., 

IHRBIA AM) SLAT1 11M MID TO OMBB 

Bet. Larned and Congress Sts., DETROIT, MICH ( 23 Woodbridge Street West. 

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Wedding and Visiting Cards, seals, Stencil Plates* 

Stan~ps, Door Plates, &c., neatly engraved. 

187 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT. 

LIEVWRIGHT & HOBART, 

Sail Makers & Riggers 

Foot of First Street, on the Dock. 

SAILS, FLAGS,TENTS AND AWNINGS 

Made and repaired on the shortest notice, and 

wsrrsnted to fit. Orders solicited. 

P. A. BILLINGS, 

DEALER IN 

Marbleized Slate Mantles 

WM- WADE, 

PRACTICAL 

HORSE SHOER - 

Horses shod on the most a proved principle, with 

neatness and gispatch. 

No. 11 State Street, 

opposite Finney's Barn, DETROIT. MICK 

AITKEN WILKIE, 

3IAKUFACTURER OF 

klarti,ng Knives, ~ i . 1 ~ - 

picks and aU kinds 

of Edg R tool.^, 

Corner Antoine and Franklin Streets, Detroit, 

Special attention given to repairing be8 and 

Ship Tools. 

Busineea Hours, 5' A. M. to 7 P. M.

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F, REICHLE, 

Coach and Light Carriage HaBer, 

AZSO, BUGGlES, SLEIGHS, WAGONS, &c. 

Factory, cor. Randolph & Franklin Sts., 

IN RE^ OF BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT, MICH. 

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Orders Promptly Attended to. 

No. 20 SH ELBP ST., UNDER XICHIGAN EXCHANGE, 

DET.HDXT5 M m 

-0- 

ElrBIEf FHXGANm 

Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Watcr Closets, and all kinds of Plumbers' Materials. 

HEXRY' HdXSKXGy 

BELL HANGER & LOCKSMITH 

All kinds of Iron Sash Work Done. I 

I OrrxamentaX MoxxXdlngs, 

I 

DdTE Q BERHYy 


Gilt, Rosewood, Walnut and 

SoUd Ovals, Arc78 Tops, & Backing, 

Shop 67 Randolph Street, cor. Larned St. I CO~. Randolph & Atwater Sts., DETROIT. 

C. H. WASEER, 

WHOLESALE DEALER IN 

STONE WARE AND OHIO STONE SEWEB PIPE. 

At3Eh7T FOE THB PATENT VENT AS APPLIED ITO JUGS. 

Office and Warehouse foot of Rivard Street. 

W. RI[. IDWXGHT & CO., 

j@HRX)W00D 

AT WBOLESALZ & RETAIL, 

Including Black Walnut, Butternut, Cherry, 

Chestnut, Ash, Oak, Whitewood, Basswood, Ma- 

ple, &c., 

ATWATER ST., COR. R; OPELLE, 

W. M. DWIGHT, 

E. C. MORSE, 

B. A. LEONARD. 1 D&E)~$~ 

LOUIS DUBOIS, 

mi,@h8 

Manufacturer of 

dash, ~oors, ~linds, loor ring, 

WIND0 W FEAlMES, 

Mouldings of all Kinds, 

Manufactory on Atwater, bet. Chene & Dnbois sts. , 

CHARLES XIXG, 

7 7, ->-- *\Cl 

Boa& B.licB&~@~~ 

COR. DEQUINDRE & GUOIN STS., 

Near Campbell & Owen's 

Ship Yard, DETROIT. 

Vessel Captains will do well by calling on the 

above, either for a new boat, or repairing their old 

ones. Private gentlemen wanting a pleasure boat, by 

calling on the above will find it to their advantage. 

All work guaranteed. 

3. C. PARRY, 

OETROlT EX[[ 181 0 R 10 RKS 

BOOT OF DUBOIS ST., 

I)ETEOIT, - MICHIGAN.

ADVERTISING DEPAR~E~. 425 

NORTHWESTERN MUTAL LIFE INS. COMPANY. 

OF MILWAUKEE, WIS. 

DR. CHAS. AURINGER, State Agent for Michigan. 

A S S E T S, $5,000,000. I OVER 30,000 MEMBERS. 

OFFICE 111 JEFFERSON AvE., opposite Michigan Exchange, 

AGENTS WANTED. DETROIT. 

MICHIGAN BOLT AND NUT CO. 


Machine Bolts, Bridge Bolts, 

Bolt Ends, Hot Hammered Nuts Cold Pressed 

Nuts, and ~abhersl 

WIGHT STGEET, above Marine Hospital, 

DETROIT 

DETROIT. 

STEAM FORGE, 

JOHN N. FORD & Co., Proprietors, 

Near Marice Hoepi tal, DETROIT, 

HADlTRAMCK IRON WORKS, 

CAR WHEELS, 

And Every Description of Castings. 

OFFICE AXD Fom-DRY, 

Near Terminus of Jefferson Avenue Railway. 

E. C. WALXEB, Pres. GEO. H. RUSSEL, Sac. R. S. DILLOS, Sup't. 

F. B. SIBLEY & CO., 

Dealers in 

LIME & STONE, 


J. HAWLEY, 

WOOD DEALER, 

No. 336 ATWATER STREET, 

HENRY ' S. ROBINSON, 


CIGAR BOXES, 

DRY MEASURES, TEA CADDIES, Etc., 

Factory, River front two blocks above terminus of 

Jefferson Ave. Street Railway, 


BOILER MAKING, 

Repairing, Ship Blacksmithin[, 

And Sheet Iron Work of all kinds. 

WHITE & DE BEGARY, 

St. Aubin Ave., bet. Atwater and Gnoin Sts. 

Guardian Mutual Life Ins. Go. 

ORGANIZED 1859. 

J. mT. DONOVAN, Gen. Agent, 

61 GRISWOLD STREET, 

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 

DETROIT RIVER LUMBER CO., 

J. S. HUFF snd HESBY BESSON, Jx., Managers, 


PINE LUMBER., 

Lath, Shingles, Etc, Bridge and Car Timber, of' 

Norway and White Plne, Cut to Order. 

OFFICE AND YARE, 315 ATWATER ST., 

P. VANDERYEC.LEN, Sec. and Trear. 

DETROIT. 

JOHN W. COMBS, 

Sculptor and Modeler ! 

Also, Monuments and Headstones made good style. 

Carving on Sandstone. 

No. 661 JEFFERSON AVENUE, 

Near Foot Riopelle St., DETROIT. 1 DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

B, CREASEY, 

@&~SSrn%SS &l!lrs S W Z & ~ ~ 

SHOP, No. 239 GRISWOLD STREET, 

DETROIT, - - MICHIGAN, 

JOB WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 

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BENJ. M. KNOWLES, 

BU~~~@E? 

2@,?Bd!!, ?&,@D~~F@P 

C1 

1.0. 5 Middle Street, I 

Near Perkins' Hotel. DETIIOIT. I 

w- Work executed in a worhrmanlike manner 

and with all reasonable dispatch. 

DAVID PATTERSON, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

Marble and Freestone Monuments 

HEAD STONES, ETC,, 

Lamed St, west, bet. Shelby & Wayne, Detroit. 

P~FERENCES.-N. W. Brooks, J. J. Bagley, T. K. 

Adame, A. D. Fraser. 

I Mutual Life Insurance Company 

EdRTFORU, CO2V.W. 

H. W. BOTSFORD, General Agent, 

I No. 45 Larned Street West, 

Arcade Building. DETROIT, MICH. 

CHARLES A- SLOCUM, 

Importer of and dealer in all kinds of 

Foreign and Demestic Singing Birds 

TALKING PARROTS, CAGES, ETC 

Buys and Sells Fanoy Pigeons, Babbits, Guinea Pigs, 

Dogs and other Household Pets. 

188 WGODWARD AVENUE, 

DETROIT, RIICHIGAN. 

IEACH, 

REPUBLIC FIRE wND dKJRIXE, 

HdRTFQRD STEdJFI BOILER, 

RAILWAY PdSSEXGER TRAVELERS' LIFE 4 JCCIDEXT 

HdRTFORD LIFE dXD &JTJ;rZ:TITY. 

Omce, I I I. Jefferson Avenue, opp. Michigan Exchange. 

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DEE & BRENNAN, 

PRACTICAL 

Plain and Ornamental Plasterers 

AND DEALELIS IN 

CENTERS AND PLASTER ORNAMENTS, 

Of Every Description. 

30 Criswold Street. DETROIT. 

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T. E. WHITTEMORE, 

Manufacturer and dealer in 

WHITE METAL, WALNUT & MAHOGANY 

SHOW CASES 

OVAL A ID SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, 

CHBOHOS, PICTURES &LOOHIN6 CLASS PLATES 

44 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 

A. LANDSBERG, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

Pure White Wine, Cider & Malt 

Ofice and Works, 88 Jeflmsor& Avenue. 

Diploma awarded in 1858, and two Premiums in 

1860 and lS6? at the Michigan State Fair. 

JOHN WATERMAN, 

Steam Engines, Patent Saw ~angings, and 

Machinery of Every Description. 

WORKS COB6EB THIRD & COBGIBESS STBEETB.

WELZ BROTHERS, 

Dealers in 

Stoves, Tin, Hardware and Housekeeping Goods, 

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Wholesale and Retail. Manufacturers of 

Tin, Cbpper and Sheet Iron H'are, Ice Bozes, Refrigwators,. Etc., Etc. 

SAWS GUMMED, STRAIGHTENED, FILED AND SET. 

116 WOODWARD 

AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. 

SEATON & RITCHIE, I COXGRESS STREET WOOD YARD. 

BUILDERS, I' 

193 & 195 Cass Street. 

Corner Spencer, DETROIT. 

C. W. PEOCOCK, 

Dealer in 

Long, Sawed & Split Wood 

Yard corner Congress and Griswold Street, 

near Post Office, 


WILCOX & BROTHER, 

JOBBERS OF 

WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, 

DEALERS IN GENERSL HARDWARE, 

17 & 19 Grand River St., 

D B WILCOX, 

{ (2: H: ~I~CoX, 

1 DETROIT, MICH. 

0. G. SMITH, 

ARCHITECT, 

108 Griswold Street, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. 

JLIST OF PRICES. 

For Plans, Specifications and Details-for Wholesale Stores, costing over $10 000 ..................... .I% per cent. 

For same, ~ lth Offices, Hotels, Dwelllugs and all publlc bulldlngs, costlog o+er $20,W.. ............ .14: per cent. 

Same, costing under $20,000 ............................................................................... -2 per cent. 

For Superintendence of Construction,. .............................................................. .I% per cent. 

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WILLIAM ADAIR, 

Nurseryman and Florist ! 

P. W. & E. A. NORRIS, 

GENERAL 

Jefferson Ave . , near Elmwood, 1 

IREAL ESTATE 


Street Cars run every ten minutes. 

Trees, Shrubs, Vines and Plants, of every 

description, grown and imported, together 

with Bulbs, Green Hou..e Plants, Flower 

Seeds, etc. 

LOAN AND RENTINGI OFFICE, 

Butler'e Block, opposite P, O., D ETIK. 0 IT,


BATCHELDER & COOK, 

Dealers in Sawed and Wrought 

OHIO BLUE FREE STONE Bell Hanger, Locksmith 

AND MEDINA SAND STONE* 

Flagwino Door Sills, Steps and Landin@,'loindow Caps* 

sllrs, Water Tables, Ashlar, Curb and Cross walk. 

Office at Stone Yard, on Woodbridge Street, 

XEAB BOARD OF TRADE BUILDISG, 

J. W. BATCBELDSB, 

J. P. coor., 1 DETRQmT, mo@&, 

SHELDON SXITH & SON, 

ARCHITECTS 

Nos. 125 and 127 Jefferson Avenue, 

Saa~no~ S m , 

MOE~MEE I. Srrm. [ @ 

a. E'. BAISCH, 

CUTLER AND CR!NDER. 

Dealer in Razors, Shears, Table and Pocket Cutlery 

Brass and Iron he s. ~ cand n Poc$et Kn~pes ~~~~~~~d 

gtn$F.aded- Articular attention pald 

No. 111 Bates Street, Corner congress. 

HENRY GEORGE, 

Practical Carpenter, Joiner, 

JBB~R a BumLQgA 

:No. 30 ~ w Street, o ~ 

DETROIT, - MICHIGAN, 

Orders solicited and promptly attended to. Orders 

can be left at Shop, 3U Grisrold Street, up stairs. 

FERRAND & OSBORNE, 

PROPRIETORS OP THE 

PROPAGATORS OF AND DEALERS IN 

Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Fruit Trees, G,rape 'C.'ilzes, Nursery Stocks and Seedlings, 

Shrubs, evergreen^, Flower Seeds, Tree Seeds, Lilies, Gladwl,m and Dutch Fbwer 

Bulbs, Pmniw, Roses, &c., &c. ,41so, Lnndvcape Gurdeners. 

Office and Greenhouses, Fort Street West, mr. 84th Street, 1 &@Ga, 

NEW JERSEY 

, LJL L--2 & @ , @a@ 

Perpetual Imrance Guaranteed after the Papent of Or~e Annuul P~emium ! 

Rates Lower than offered by any other Company! Bxamine our Plan! 

FORSYTH & WEBSTER, General Managers, 

Ofice, Room 13 Rotunda BuiZding, DETROIT, MICH. 

EDWARD HUEECNER, 

XANUli'ACTURER OF 

WNem Pork Branch Clothing Emporium. 

SIMON FERNER, 

Manufacturer and Dealer in 

Aben's and Boys' Clothing 

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And QENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 

Whole~ale and Retail, 

No. 12 Congress Street East, 

DETROIT, - MICHIGAN, 

CASPAR DREHER, 


Sash, Doors, Blinls, Monllings, I Carriages, Bn~gies and Wagons, 

DoOB AND WIneow FBAHJ3S, TUBS, kc., I 266 RlVARD STRE-, 

236 and 240 Fort Street East, 

Between Rivard and Russell Streets. 

Between Macomb and Clinton Sts., DETROIT. - 

All orders promptly attended to. 

, Repairing done in good style and at low prices.


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ELECTRO HOT & COLD AIR BATHS 

DR. STONE'S INSTITUTE 

Is now open for Patients and a few Boarders. The best facilities are afi>rded for the 

Treatment of all forms of Chronic Diseases. Special treatment given to wornen by Mrs. 

STONE. 

Address, DR. B. STONE, or MRS. J. E. STONE, 

82 Wayne Street, DETROIT, MICH. 

CARL EXGEL, 

hianufacturer of 

F. BOKCHARD, 

3ianufrrcturer of 

And lvl~olesale Dealers in Arm Chairs, Rocking 

Chairs, Flower Stands, 'l'ables, Ladies' Work I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

Stands, Traveling Baskets of all Binds, etc. 

NO. 299 Gratiot Street, 1 Corn Rivarl e( Macomb Streets, Detroit, 

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DETROIT, MICHIGAX. I Improved Ice Boxes Made to Order. 

HEFFRON U' CO.'S 

Dining and Oyster Rooms ! 

Con. WO~DIVARD & JEFFERSOX AVES., 

DETROIT, -- C 

MICHIGAX. 

Dinner from 12 h1. to 2 1-2 o'clock P. hl. 

I . 

WHITEHILL, 

WOOD TURNER. 

h'eurel Posts, Stair-Bannisters. kept constantly on 

hand. Jobb~ng promptly attended to. 

Xu. 60 FORT STREET EAST, 

Over Jlellus' Saw Factory, DETROIT. 

F. DEINZER &- CO., 

Manufacturers of all kinds or' 

JOHN NEURRONNER, 

DETROIT, -- b41CHIG-IX. 

ALL ORDERS PROJiPTLT ATTESDED TO. 

A ROEHLER 

I~nporter of Enzlish, French and (:erman 

Crocliery, China, Glassware 

Also Dealer in Coal Oil and Lamp< look in^ Glasses 

Plated 9; Britannia 1i7are,Tea Tray;;: Table C'utlerx, &d 

No. 232 RBXDOLPH 

STREET, 

DETROIT, hl ICHIGSN. 

HYPOL lTE THROMBLEY, 

READY-MADE COFFIN 

And Carriages at all hours, 

: 241 Gratiot Street, DET ItOI' 

A. M. HAGADORN, 

PRACTICAL 

Funiture and Upl~olstery ! 1 Gunsmith & Model Maker, 

DETROIT, 

No. 243 GRATIOT STREET, 

65 

MICHIGAX, 

I 

NO. 8 GRATIOT STREET, DETROIT. 

Keys Fitted. Sewinz Jlacliinrs Repaired. Ammnni 

tinn of all k~ncta constantly on hand. K. B.-irlabrw a 

specralty of Double Barrel Rifles and Shot Guns.

JORAM PRIEST, 

I 

31tinufacturer of 

Ba~rIagea~ Bagg&eg 

SLEIGHS, WAGONS, &c., 

Franklin St.. bet. Brush & Randolph Sts., 

DETROIT, - ~ ~ I C I ~ 3. ~ GCor. A Gmtiot & Brush Sts., DETROIT. 

Carpenter, Joiner and Jubber, 

4,' LarnecZ Street West, 

DBVRQOT, a MI CHrG4-N, 

AND CARRIAGE MAKERS, 

bEW No. '76 LARKED STREET WEST. 

REPAIRIKG 3'Ed l%T DONE. 

H. C. HOPSON & CO.. 

DEALERS IN 

General Agent for 

Life, Fire & Marine Insurance, 

Real Estate and Comm.ission Age&, 

und ,Vota~mj Public, 

DEALER AND DRESSER OF 

WINDOW CAPS AND SILLS, 

Door Sills, Steps and Landings, 

MOKU1\IEXT BASES, kc. 

BLUE FBEZ STONE, MEDINA SAND STONE 

AND LIAIE STONE, 

Cor. Bec~ubien rc~, d Mncornb Sts. 

Stoves, Tin Br Hardware 1 IZead Stones, fVXofiumeats 

iWa?zzrfact~rrers of Ti,?, C~IIICT nr~d Sheet I And Marble Mantle Pieces. 

Iror~ Il nr-e. Marble Tiles Furniehtsd and Laid to Ordcr. All 

Particular attention paid to Roofing, Gutter- Works Warranted to give Satisfrrct~on. 

ing,.Tinning, and 311 killus of Job Wo~k. 

Cor. St. Bntoine & Sapolean Scs., DETROIT. 

313 6: 31.5 Wood~vard .4ve., DETROIT. PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL. 

STEAM MARBLE WORKS- 

PHILLIP CHHXSTA, 

Manufactup*er crnd Dealer in PCain agad Ornam~ntat Marble 

Jlctr~tCes, nr~d &Iarble Works in G' er~ernl. 

WAREROOM AND SHOP No. ST and S9 Columbia st. east, DE'~PROX'~CS 

C. B[ENUSl1EBECP, I PHILETUS P. BIBCH, 

DEALER IN 

RAGS AND JUNK, 

No. 83 Croghan St., DETROIT, 

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The Highest Price paid for Eags, Copper, Brass 

etc., etc., 

Ofice, 138 GriswoZd St., bettoeen dlich- 

igan Aue. & State St.,

V, M, HYDE. 

SUCCESSOR TO MAT HER fk CO., 

WHOLESALE AND RET-4IL DEALER IN 

China, Crockery, Glassware, Silver Plated Ware 

TABLE CUTLERY, LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS, LOOKING GLASSES, Etc., 

169 IVOODIPARD AVEXUE, Sip of the Red Pitcher 

KENNEDY & CREIC, 


I 

C. C'. MoCLOSZFEY, 

PRACTICAL HATTER, 

llanufacturcr and dealer in 

8TzAm3 

L:2 L-.. 

--. 8>'!@QX~nx 8 1 

\ . c.-, L.2 1 

Globe Valves. Oil Globes. Oil CTI S, Steam Whistles, 1 Bats9, a.&@s pups 

water. stcam and Gas corEs. and arery 

description of BI-HsS Work, 

On Third Street, bet. Congress .k Larned, DETROIT. 

Engines and Machinery repaired. Dealers in Iron Pipe, Fittinz, kc. 

T. B. LEAVENWORTH, 

MANUF-4CTURER OF 

PEP S~~VC~P S~QQ~B, 

I 

FORKS, ETC,, 

- ~!!mbo~&b;CI~ 

AVO. 155 WOOD WARD A.VE'NU.3, 

14 MICHIGAN AVENUE, 

DZTROIrr, - - BII(JH1GAN. 

MIHSES BRIE S NAN, 

SPCG~~SS~~S 

to MRS. WM. TAT& 

DEALERS rx 

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Orders Promptly ~ Attendad F to. D 

HENRY MARSH, 

WHOLEBILE I.W RETJIZ, 1 HOUSE, SIGN ARD DECORATlVE 

No. 237 Qrisnold Strect, in Goodmau Home Block, 

DETROIT, RIICHIGAK. 

W e H. YENTSCIX, 

5ewder and PBatchmake~ 

1 WORE( 

Of Ewry IPencrfpfiota, for Eadfes, 

i 183 WOODWARD AVERUE, - DETROIT, MICH. 

I 

I 

, 

ANDREW HAISCHER, 

173 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT, MICH. I GLAZIER & PAPER HANGER. 

Dealer in Watches and Jewelry I 

HAIR JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER. 

AISO, Lake Superior Agates cut and set. I 209 ST. ANZOTNE STREET. 

KEGEL & RICHTER, 

Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of 

FURNITURE BED UPHOLSTERY GOODS 3 

248 WOODWBBD AVENUE, XATIFER'S BLOCK, 

DETROIT, m PVX%CHXG.'N 

All hinds of Furniture repaired, upholstered and varnished.


ORDER OF 

6. A. BERRY & CO., 

MAXGFACTURRRS, 

24 Woodbridge Street West, DETROIT, BIICH. 

Manufactured exclusively from Raw Bone, 

FOR FARMS AND GARDENS. 

THE CIIEAPEST FERTILIZER IN USE. 

3. A. 33ERLZY. Detroit, Mich. 

MonMi~ngs, Ovais and Arch-Top Frames 

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LOOKING CLASSES, &c. 

36, 38 and 40 Congress Street Eas*, DETROIT, MICH. 

GENERAL 

Builder and House Joiner 

No. 346 Fourth Street, 

Kearc'orncrGrandRiver, DETROIT, MICH. 

Orders for all kinds 0.f Shop Work and Store Fittin 

~oli~ited, wllicli )\-ill be neatly and pronlptly enecurccf! 

ROBERTS & HANLEY, 

w2T5a 

Plain and Ornamental 

76 and 78 Congress Street East. 

STEAM SLAT 

In Sfiade f rot.@ry 

POLICLES NOXFORFEITING. 

dSSETS over - $4,000,000.00 

A. WANLESS, 

PAPEM RULER AND 

BZan k Book Manzuf~xctu~mr, 

133 Jefferson Ave., Masonic Block, Detroit. 

Orders taken for all kinds of Printing, Cards, Bill 

Heads, etc. 

GROVE, TERRILL & CO., 

GENERAL AGESTS 

lFor MicJ~lgan and Northern Indiana, 

1 126 JEFFERSON AVENUE, 

1 Tin CoOler and Sheet Iron Wort 

J 

DETROIT, MICE-IC. 

A, FJ3'UDXvILLX!!R, 

Manufacturer and Repairer of 

WM- fiYNCc'I3e9 I FOB SAW MILLS, BBEWEBIES, DISTILLEBIES, kc. 

Also 208 Jefferson Avenue, 3Ialt Kilns. Copper anti Sheet Iron Strainers for 

3(9EVrROX?& I M,; Tubs, and Tin Coolcrs, kc. ~lso dealer 

WUP STA1RS.a 

I in Stoves, Stan~ped and Japan Ware. 

Our Shades. bcing nlanufactured by improved steam Car; 31 iiimi Avenue and Htlntlolgh Street, 

machlnerr are cheaper and better than anr other In 

market. Grcters by mail or otherwise solicited. 1 DBP44fT. %FGBl@&m. 

sVr. L ~UIS ROBERT INKSTER, 

@utui12 &fa iIJ~t$ur~.nt~ 60, 

CEO. CIFFORO, State Agent, 

Office, 30. 2 First Pu'ationtil Bank Building, Detroit. 

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FOREIGN DEALER AND Do-nEsTIc 

97 Woodward ' Avenue, 

0 . 3tIChTZGA.X

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Agencies. I Bakeries. 

Northwestern Detective Agency, 

E. H. Kttpmuur, 127+ JeEerson ave. (See 

adu.) 

Agricultural Implements. 

MAXUFACTURERS AKD DEALERS. 

Bryan. J. F., & Bro., 180 iTToodward ave. 

C1 aney, Allan, 58 and 54 Grand River. 

Esta~rsok & Wright, cur. Fort and 

Twentist 11. (See ad(!.) 

Penfield, \%'illiston S., 103 Woodward ave. 

(See adrv.) 

Architects. 

Lloyd, Gordon W., 81 Griswold. 

Smit,h, J. V., 10 Merrill Block. (See ndu.) 

Sxnitl~, 0. G., 108 Griswold. (See adv.) 

Smith, Sheldon, & Son, 125 and 127 Jefferson 

ave. (See adz.) -- 

Architectural Iron Works. 

Hill & Trollope, 179 Larned w. 

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Aromatic Bitters. 

Griggs 8L Mott, 15 Jefferson ave. 

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Art Associatj on. 

Carr, L. W., agent, Fisher Block, 119+ 

W-oodward are. 

Auctioneers. 

French, T. P., 200 Jefferson ava. 

Bennie, Jno J;, 203 Jeiferson ave 

Barns, John A*, 193 Woodward ave. 

Copland, John. & Co.. s. e. c,or. Randolph 

and Woodbridge. 

Bankers. 

Butler. William A., & Co., Butler's Block, 

opposite Post Office. 

Fisher, Booth & Co., 55 Woodward ave. 

Hosie, Hobsrt, s. e. cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Griswold. (See ndu.) 

@ranger & Sabin, 37 Woodward ave. 

Ive,s, A., & Son, 149 Jetierson ave. 

Kanady & Taylor, 61 Griswold. 

Preston, D., & Co., 78 lT700dward ave. 

Seit.2, F. L., & Co., 53 Griswold. 

Banks. 

American National. 73 Griswold. 

Detroit Savings ~ nk, n ~~iswGd, opposite 

Post Office. 

First National, s. w. cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Griswold. 

Germania Sa\-ings Bank. 30 Larned w. 

Marchan ts and -blanufa~turers of Detroit, 

Bank Block, Giriswold. 

Second Xational, Bank Blo'ck, Griswold. 

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Barbers. 

Auener, Eungerhausen St Voellier, 240 Jef- 

ferson ave. 

Baths. 

Stone, Dr. B., 80 and 82 Wayne. (See adw.)

Bell Sangers and Locksmiths. 

Baisch, J. F., 11 1 Bates. (See adz..) 

Hansing, H , 67 Randolph. (See ado.) 

Mohn, John, cor. Croghan and Brush. (See 

adu.) 

Billiard Table Manufacturers. 

SCHULENBURG, C., & Co., 08,100 and 102 

Rando! yh. (See ndc.) 

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Bird Dealers. 

Slocum, C. H., 288 Woodward ave. (See 

ad 0.) 

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Blacksmiths. 

Lara, Richard, 9 Middle. (See ad^.) 

Scott, H. JV., 14 Class ave. (See adv.) 

White & DeBegary, St. Aubin ave., bet. At- 

water and Guoin. (See ndv.) 

Wade, William, 11 State. (See ah.) 

Whittle, L., 12 Cass ave. (See adz:.) 

Blank Book Manufacturers. 

(SEE, ALSO, STATIORERS.) 

E1AYbfOND. F., & SON, 130 Jefferson ave. 

n - 

(See aclo.) 

Richuronds & Backus,, 185 Jeffer- 

son ave. (See adc.) 

THKOOP, W. A., & CO., 90 Woodward ave. 

(Sea adv.) 

Boat Builders. 

King, Charles, cor. Dequindre and Guoin. 

(See adz.) 

OADES, WALTER H., foot Dubois. 

Boiler Manufacturers. 

Desotell & Hutton, 479 Atwater. 

McGregor, J. & T., 183 Atwater. 

Bolt and Nut Manufacturers. 

hlichigan Bolt and Nut Co., Wight above 

Marine Hospital. 

Book and Job Printers. 

Advertiser and Tribune Printing Co., 212 

Jefferson ave. (See ado.) 

Aykrogd & Cliff, s. w. cor. Jefferson and 

Woodward zlves., up stairs. 

Daily Post Printing Co.. n. e. cor. Larned 

and Shelby. (See a&.) 

Daily Union Printing Co., 25 Larned w. 

(See adv.) 

Detroit Free Press, n. w. cor. Woodbridge 

and Griswold. 

Graham, W'm., 51 Bates. 

Guiley. 0. S., 10, and 12 Larned e. 

Badger, Joseph I?., 208 Jefferson ave. 

Ostler & Hoekstra, 51 Griawold. 

Schober, F. A., & Bro., 90 Woodward ave., 

up stairs. 

Tunis, IV. E., Bates, bet. Woodbridge and 


Books and Stationery. 

ARNOLD, J. M., & CO., 123 Woodward 

ave. 

RAYMOND, F., & SON. 130 Jefferson ave. 

(Spe adv ) 

REIF, HERMhPTN (German books), 126 

Gratiot. 

RICi-I&lONDS & BACHUS, 185 Jefferson 

ave. (See adv.) 

Roys, J. A., cor. Larned and Griswold. 

Smith, E. B., & Co., 116 and 118 Woodward 

aye. 

THKOOI', W. A., &. Co., 90 Woodward ave. 

(See ad%.) 

Tunis, PV. E.. 153 Jefferson ave. 

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers 

and Dealers. 

Beverley, J. P., 21 Grand River. 

FAKNSWORTH, L. L., cur. Woodward 

anci Miclligan aves. 

FYFE. LIICH...RD H., 101 i%Toodward ave. 

(Soe hdv.) 

1,eFavour. Edward. 124 Woodmard ave. 

~br~an, A. R., 109'~oodaard ave. 

Rice, Geo., & Co., 263 Jefferson ave. 

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Boots and Shoes, Wholesale. 

Baldwin, H. P., & Ca., 23 Woodward 

ave. (See ed~.) 

hlcGraw, A. C,, & Co., 69 TT.Too6ward ave. 

Robinson, W. I>., Burtenshaw & Co., 73 and 

'75 Jvfferson ave. 

Smith, Stephen, & Co.,'76 'CVoodword ave. 

Bouquets and Flowers. 

ADAIK, WILLIAM, Jefferson ave., oppo- 

1 site Elmwood ave. (See adt..) 

I 

I Box Manufacturers. 

Berry, J. A., & Co., 24 Woodbridge w. (See 

a&.) 

Dewey, Middlemood & Co., foot Riopelle. 

(See adc) 

Brass Founders. 

BCSH, IRA D., 273 Woodbridge w. 

FLOIVEK, JAMES, & BBO., n. e. cor. 

Brusli and Wood bridge. 

HARVEY, A., & SON, 123 and 125 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Brewers. 

Davis & Newberry, cor. Abbott and Sev- 

enth. 

Endriss, Charles, s. e. cor. Rivard and 

Maple. 

Langdon & Co., 232 Woodbridge w.

Brick Manufacturers. 

Greusel, John, SI Sons, office 237 Third. 

HALL, KlCHAIiD H., office 115 Griswold. 

(See adv.) 

Brush Manufacturers. 

Laitner Bros., 40 Monroe ave. 

Builders. 

ARMSTROKG, UNDER\.VOOD, Clifford, 

cor. kVasliington ave. (See adu.) 

Candler Brot.lier.s, 274 Atwater. 

Cockle, Samuel E , 27 Sixth. 

CHEASEY, B., 239 Uriswold. (8ee ndv.) 

Fair, Robert, 346 Fourth. . (See ndz..) 

George, Henry, 20 Uriswold, up-stairs. (See 

adu.) 

Ingersoll, I. IV., & Son, 66 and 68 Fort e. 

KlXLUER. JOHN N , builder and contract- 

or, bds. Goodman House. 

Knonrles, Benjamin hl., 5 Middle. (See 

adz..) 

McCuusland, William H., 56 Larned w. 

(See adz..) 

Morhous, Mitchell & Byram, 132 

and 1.;4 n7oodbridge e. (See adv.) 

Nicholson, Pickering, Gilman, bet. Cass ave. 

and Second. (See ndc.) 

Seaton & Kitcllie, 193 and 195 Cass. (See 

ad.^.) 

Stalker, H. W., cor. Third and Cherry. 

(See ad%.) 

Wat,erfall, John, cor. Fourth and Oak. (See 

adv.) 

Builders' Hardware. 

VTTilcos Bros., 17 and 19 Grand River. (See 

ad.&.) 

Business College. 

Goldsmith, Bryant 8t Stratton:Seitz Block, 

Urisv-old. 

Butchers. 

Clark, T?IC,Tilliam, & Co., 144 Larned m. 

Lindanman, CLarles, & Co., 800 Woodbridge 

w. 

MAY, PAUL, $00 Woodbridge w. 

Smith, 157 Woodbridge w. 

Carriage and Wagon Makers. 

Chope, E.. & Sons, 80,82 and 84 Randolph. 

Dreher, Casper, 266 Rivard. (See udv.) 

Hopkin & Bro., cor. Jolin R and Farmer. 

(See a&). 

Keargel, Joseph, 55 Gratiot. (Sce 

a&.) 

Lara, Hichard, 9 Middle. (See adv ) 

Neubronner, John C., 31 Fort e. (See adz,) 

Priest., Joraln, Frauklin, bet. Brush and 

Bandolph. (See adv.) 

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 435 

Reicl~le, F., cor. Randolph and Franklin. 

(See adv.) 

Scilaefer, John, & Bro., 76 Larned w. (See 

adz: .) 

Scott. H. w., 14 and 16 Cass ave. (See ndv.) 

Thrombley, H., 211 Uratiot,. (See adv.) 

Carpet Dealers. 

Abbot & Ketchurn, 142 Jefferson ave. 

NALL, JAMES, JIt., & CO., Woodward 

ave., n. e. cor. Larned. 

Chair Manufacturers. 

Detroit Chair Factory, cor. Fourth and Por- 

ter. 

Cigar Manufacturers. 

Dias, S. E. S: E. C., 212 Gratiot. 

Jeff, Robert, 305 Woodward ave. 

Thie~ner, Ernest, 3223 M'oodtvard are. 

Clothing, Wolesale and Retail. 

Ferner, S., 10 Congress e. 

HALLOCK. H., & CO., 168 Jefferson ave. 

HEAVENRICH BLZOTHEHS, 78 Wood- 

ward ave. 

Heineman, E. S., &; Co., 5 and 7 Fort w. 

Cloth Houses. 

Elliott Bro., 89 \TToodward ave. 

Hitchcocli & Essels tyn, 147 Jefferson ave. 

Coal Dealers. 

Fisli & Davidson, dock foot Third. 

Pit3man, James E., 119 Woodbridge 

w. (See adz.) 

Viger Brothers, 44 Atwater. 

Commission Merchants. 

BEESON, JACOB, & CO., 63 Woodbridge 

west. 

Black S- young, foot Shelby. 

'fSotsford, S. & 9.. foot Second. 

BBADY & CO., office, dock foot VTToodward 

ave. 

Gillett & Hall, s. w. cor. mToodbridge 

and Shelby. 

Holines, Butler & Co., 11 and 13 Wood- 

bridge w. 

Hurd, J. L.. & Co., foot Second. 

HUTC'HlXGS, JOHX, foot First. (See adv.) 

Johnson, M., & Co., 68 Woodbridge w. 

Livingstone & Co., foot Bates. (See adv.) 

McDi bnald, Hay wood & Co., 33 Weodbridge 

west. 

McPherson, A., & Co., 62 Griswold. 

MOORE cY: CO., 5 Woodward ave. 

PKATT, JOHN, s. w. cor. Mroodbridge and 

She1 by. 

Sheldon, Charles A., s. e. cor. Fort and Sec- 

ond.

Slade, Ira. 4 Russell House Block, Michigan 

Grand ave. 

Voorllees, Peter, s. s. Atwater, bet. Bates 

and Kandolph. 

Wendell, John A., \Voodbridge opp. Board 

Trade Building. 

Confectioners. 

Fox, J. B., & Co., 221 Jefferson ave. 

Gray & Toyuton, 148 Jefferson ave. 

Hesselbacher, Ostvald, 228 Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 

Kleinow, Frederick, 73 Gratiot. 

Concrete Stone Works. 

Michigan Concrete Stone Co., 278 Atwater. 

Coopers. 

Lentz. Elias M., 353 Bronson, rear Clayton 

Mills. 

Thormann, August, 16 Sherman. 

Corset Manufacturer. 

Burger, F. Alouzo, 202 Woodward 

ave. 

Cotton Mills. 

Pioneer Cotton Mill, Mark Flanigan, propr., 

cor. John R and Alfred. 

Crockery and Glassware. 

Fiske & Moses, 92 Jefferson ave. 

Hyde, Valentine M., 169 Woodward ave. 

, (See adz.) 

King, Robert I$'., 90 Jefferscn ave. 

i\/icCor~nick, David, 12 Michigan ave. 

Roehler, Anton, 232 Kandolpil. (See ad^.) 

Shefferly, John B., 138 and 140 Woodward 

ave. 

WETXORE, F., & CO., 68 Woodward ave. 

Dentists. 

Farnsworth, James H., $19 Jefferson ave. 

Thomas, George R., D. 1). S., Opera House 

Block, Campus Martius, cor. W oodward 

ave. 

Despatches. 

Merchants' Despatch, A. Fell, agent, 36 

cjriswold. (See adz.; 

People's Despatch, A. H. Muir, agent, 36 

Griswold. (See adv.) 

Dining Saloon. 

Heffron, J., & Co., cor. V'oodward and 3 ef- 

ferson aves. (See ad%) 

Drain and Sewer Pipe. 

TIIO~VIPSON, F: F., S CO., works Wood 

ward ave., nr. Brady. 

DETROIT 

Drugs, Wholesale. 

Eaton, T. H., & Son, 18 Woodward ave. 

Farrand, Sheley &z Co., 80 Wood- 

ward ave. (See (r.du.) 

Griffith, John H., 106 Jefferson ave., and 

Branch 121 Woodward ave. 

Hinchman, T. H., & Sons, 78 and 80 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

McBi~nmie & Pollock, cor. Grand River 

and Seventh. (See udv.) 

Stearns, Frederick. 71 Woodward ave. 

Swift, H. F., & Bro., 104 Woodward ave. 

Druggists. 

BROTVN, DR. NATHAN S., $05 Fort w. 

C 3AP31AN, J. H., & CO., 109 Jderson ave. 

Haigh, Henry, cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Brush. 

Harvey, John, 187 \TTood\vard ave. 

Johnston, LT-illiam, 155 Jefferson ave. 

Kennott, Dr. J. W.. 208 \Vo;)dward ave. 

Lay. Ezra D., 173 Woodward ave. 

Rlcliimmie & Pollock,4(iG Grand River. (See 

cnda 

V EH.XOR. JAMES, 23.5 Woodward ave. 

Supple, W. K., 271 Jefferson ave. 

Dry Goods, Rstail. 

Bums & Smith, 57 WToodward ave. 

Campbell, Linn St Co., 93 and 95 tFroodmard 

ave. 

Fonda & Esselstyn, 146 VSToodward ave. 

Freedman, S., & Bro., 82 and 54 Woodward 

ave. 

Frisbie, James W., 53 and 55 Woodward 

ave. 

Gun11 & Locke, 96 Woodward are. 

ILLJCB, SAJI UEL F.. 290 CVoodward ave. 

Inkster, Robert, 97 Woodward ave. (See 

ad%.) 

Nall, James. ..jr., & Co., cur. Woodward ave . 

and Larned. 

Dry Goods, Wholesale. 

Orr, Edward, 120 and 122 Jefferson ave. 

PIERCE, FARRIXGTON St McAIILLAN, 

77 and $9 Jefferson ave. (See adz:.) 

Root 9t Barbour, 46 and 48 Woodward ace. 

SHSLUON, ALLAN. & CO., 21 and 23 

Woodward ave. (See ado.) 

Edge Tool Manufacturers. 

Detroit Edge Tool RIanufactory, 175 Lar 

ned w., Samuel Shaw, manager. 

Wilkie, Aitkin, cor. St. Antoine and Frank 

n. (See adz.) 

Excelsior Works. 

Detroit lVoodt.n Ware Works, 960 Jefferson 

ave. (See a&.) 

Parry, J, Campbell, foot Dubois. (&e adv.)

Downer, H. E., 85 Woodward ave. (See 

adz.) 

Hnchgraef, Mas & Co., 246 Jefferson ave. 

(See a&.) 

O'Brien, J., Arcade Building, Larned w. 

(See adz..) 

Express Companies. 

American Mercllants' Union, s. e. cor. Gris- 

wold and Larned. (See adu.) 

United States, F. H. Cone, Agent, 32 aris- 

wold. (Setz ad.0.) 

Fire Brick and Clay. 

PRATT, JOHN, s. w. cor. Woodbridge and 

She1 by. 

Fish and Game. 

CLARK, GEORGE, &CO., 309 Woodward 

ave. 

Craig, James, dock, bet. Wayne and Cass. 

Rlerrill, S. L., 9i Co., 13'7 and 139 Larned w. 

(See ad.8.) 

Florists. 

Adair, William,, Jefferson ave., near 

Elmwood ave. (See a.dz.) 

Flour and Grain. 

BEESON, JACOB, & CO., 63 VIToodbridge 

west. 

Jones, George C., cor. Gratiot and Ran- 

dolph. 

Flouring Mills. 

Commercial Flouring Mills, s. w. cor. 

\Troodbridge and Randolph. 

Detroit Central 31ills Co., bYoodbridge, bet. 

Eighth and Tenth. 

Clayton &lills, cor. Gratiot and Dequindre. 

Detroit City iklills, J. R. Jones, cor. Second 

and Larned. 

Foundries. 

Detroit Bridge and Iron Works, cor. Foun- 

dry and bl. C. K. B. 

Glendinning, D. W., 164,166 and 168 RIich- 

igan ave. (See adv.) 

Hamtramck Iron Co., Jefferson ave., near 

city limits. 

Jackson & Wiley, cor. Woodbridge and 

Fifth. (See (zda.) 

BUSISESS DIRECTORY. 437 

Fruit and Oysters. 

Carew, J. H., 193 Jefferson ave. 

CLARK, GEORGE, & CO., o. 309 n. 329 

Woodmard ave. 

Hamblen, Baker & Co., 168 Woodward ave. 

(See ndl;.) 

Heffron, John, 220 Jefferson ave. 

blallory, D. D., & Co., 94 Jefferson ave. 

Furniture Manufacturers. 

Borchard, F., Macomb, w. Rivard. (See 

ndrz; .) 

Caille, Joseph, 593 Gratiot. 

Deinzer. F., & Co., 243 Gratiot. (See adu.) 

Herfurtll, Charles. 100 Gratiot. 

HOBART & H9WOKTH. 11 Grand River. 

Kegel & Richter, 248 Woodward ace. (See 

ah.( 

Leete, T. T., 6 Gratiot. (See adn.) 

Ray, S. T., 229 &and River. 

Smith & @:literman, 174 IToodward iive. 

STEVENS, 31-IKCUS St CO., 142 Wood- 

ward ave. (See ad%.) 

TILLMAN, SILSBEE & CO., 144 Jefferscn 

ave. (See adc.) 

Weber, Henry, 129 \'brood\\-ard aye. 

Woodhams, Tllomas, Gilman, near Second. 

(See adz.) 

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Gas Manufacturers. 

Detroit Gaslight Co., Peter E. Demill, supt., 

office 8 Larned e. (See ud~u.) 

Gents' Furnishing Goods. 

C[-JAXDLER, GEORGE C., 1 Larned w. 

(See nd,u.) 

KORTHROP, C. B., & CO., 170 Jefferson 

ave. 

Tucker, D., 240 Jefferson ave. 

Glass Stainers, 

Friederichs & Staffin, 103 Jefferson ave., up- 

stairs. (See adz;.) 

Gold and Silver Platers. 

HOCHGRAEF, M., & CO., Bid~le House 

Block. (See adu.) 

THAUB BBOS., 206 Jefferson ave. (Sea 

ado.) 

Grain Dryers. 

Babillion, Hinchman & Co., cor. Wayne 

and Wood bridge. 

Green Houses. 

Adair, William, Jefferson ave., opposite 

Fruit and OrnameIltal Trees. I Elmwood ave. (Bee adr.) 

Adair, William, Jefferson ave., opposite 

Elmwood ave. (See adu.) 

Hubbard & Davis, Twenty-fourth, near city 

limits. (See adv.) 

Ferrand St Osborn, 'cor. Twenty-fourth and 

Fort. (See adv.) 

Hubbard & Davis, Twenty-fourth, near city 

limits. (See adz.)

Grocers, Retail, 

Bretz. A., St Co., 197 Gratiot. 

Bush, E. S.. & CO., cor. Jefferson ave. and 

Brush. (Sre adz.) 

FITZSIMOSS, CHAELES! 380 Grand 

River. 

Hn11 Bro~., cor. Monroe ave. and Campus 

Afarti us. 

Sctasolcraft, Emmet D. Z., 483 

Grand Ricer. 

SINCLAIH, ALEXAXDER, n. w. cor. Park 

and S proa t. 

Vrade~burgh, Eiijah, 142 Grand River. 

Grocers, Wholesale and Re- 

tail, 

Ash, R., & Co , 68 Randolph. 

Coyne, Strong & Co., 70 Jefferson aye. 

Ellic.t, l.lfred, s. w. cor. Fra~iklin and 

Walker. 

FAKQUHAR & CO., 175 Woodward ave. 

Hcflman, S8mue1, 230 Handolph. 

blehling, J. V.: 25 and 27 Michigan Grand 

aye. 

Miller, Mi., &. R.. 178 Woodward aye. 

Pulte, A., &- Son, 36 bl(lnroe ave. 

Sheley, George A., & Co., 164 Woodward 

aye. 

Grocers, Wh.olesale. 

Beatty and Fitzsinlmons, 10 and 18 Wood- 

ward ave. 

BKATSHAW, JOSEPH B. H., 98 Jefferson 

ave. 

Burr & Leonard, 14 Woodward ave. 

EDGAR, WILLIAhl H., & SON, 4 At- 

water. 

Farrand, Sheley & Co,, 80 Wood- 

ward ave. (See adc.) 

Field? Moses b'., Sr Co., foot Grismold. 

Garrison, C. M., St Co., Board Trade Building. 

Hill & Bro., 118 Jefferson ave. 

Hurlbut, Chuuncy, 20 Woodward ave. 

Moore. Foote S; Co., foot Cass. 

STEPHEXS, JOHN, & CO., cor. Woodbridge 


Gunsmiths. 

Hagadorn, A. M., 8 Gratjot. (See adv.) 

Rlreiner, kY illiam, 63 Handolph. 

Guns and Fishing Tackle. 

FISHER & LOXG, 110 Woodward ave. 

Hair Workers. 

Brennan, Misses; 183 iVoodward ave. 

Willson, B. C., 198 Jel5erson ave. 

Hardware, Wholesale. 

BUHL, DC('HAKME & C'O., 17 and 19 

Woodward ave. (See aclv ) 

Ducharme S: Prentiss, 73 M'oodward ave. 

James, C. B., & Co., 85, 87 and 89 Jeff'erson 

avc!. 

Porter, A. C., 85 Woodward are. 

Prentiss. Perry, 194 Woodward are. 

Rotthm Bros.. 24 Woodward aye. 

Standart Bros., $2 Jefferson rtve. 

Hardware, Retail. 

Abernethy, Samuel, cor. Grand River and 

iVlucoml) aye. (See acl~.) 

Barnunl, Eugene T., 102 Woodward ave. 

(See adr.) 

Buech, Cllzrrles, 201 Jefferson ave. (See 

adz.) 

Coulson, Fisher & Stoddard, 77' Woodward 

ave. 

Glover & Powell, 114 Woodward are. (See 

ada.) 

Henlpel, C., 362 Gratiot. (See adu.) 

, I3ebgstebeck. C!., 83 Crog!lan. (S:e ada.) 

I Hensien, John P., 128 and 130 Fort e. (See 

I adv.) 

Hopson, H. C., & Co.. 293 and 295 Wood- 

ward ave. (See adu.) 

1 JEKUME, EULIIN. St CO., o. 1'71 n. 185 


Lirnbach, M., 100 1TToodward ave. 

PELGRIM, CHRISTOPHER, 18 Michigan 

ave. 

Welz Bros., 176 Woodward ave. (See ado.) 

ITilcox & Bro., 17 and 19 Grand Hiver. 

(See ad%.) 

Hats, Caps and Furs. 

Buhl, F,, & Co., 146 and 148 Jefferson 

aye, (See adv.) 

KELLEY, GEORGE B., & CO., 182 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Dickerson, Charles H., 157 Jefferson ave. 

McCloskey, C. C.,14 &lichigdn ave. (See adzl.) 

Hoop Skirt and Corset Ma~ufac- 

turers. 

Burger, E Alonzo, 202 Woodward 

ave. 

Burnstine, N. & A., 85 Woodward ave. 

Horticulturists. 

Whiting, J. P., & Co., Bank Block, Gris- 

. wold. (See adz.) 

Horse and Carriage Mart. 

Ilolfe, Alonzo, 13 and 15 &Ionroe ave.

Horse Collars. 

Marsh, Henry, 837 Griswold. (See adu.) 

Horse Shoers. 

Wade, William. 11 State. (S:?e a&.) 

Whittle, L., 12 Cass ave. (See ado.) 

Hotels. 

Ackerman House; J. A. Kurtz, cor. Atwater 

and Brush. 

Adams' Hotel, John Moreman, propr., 80 

Front. 

American Hotel, Henry Busch, propr., 202 

Larnlrd w, 

Antisdel House, J. F. Antisdel & Bro, 

proprs., cor. Michigan and Washington 

aves. 

Biddle House, A. B. Taber, propr., cor. Randolph 

and Jefferson ave. 

Brighton House, Harvey King, propr., 190 

Orand River. 

Canada House, Mary A.DeSchruyver, propr., 

198 Wood bridge m. 

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 

Cass Hot el, cor. Goodbridge and Third. 

Chicago House, Henry Holaud, propr., 1 Jefferson 

are. 

Fancllon House, Louis Quinin, yropr., 9 Jefferson 

ave. 

Finney's Hotel, James Parshall, propr., cor. 

Woodward ave. and State. 

Franklin House, A. H. Emery, propr., R. e. 

cor. Bates and Larned. 

Garrison House, cur. Jeffers ,n ave. and 

Cass. 

Goodman Honse, Alfred Goodman, propr., 

cor. Grand River and Griswold. 

Green Tree Hotel, William Oettinger, 

propr., cor. Jefferson ave. and Second. 

Hotel Ericlisen, C. D. Erichsen, propr.. cor. 

Randolph and Fort. 

Hotel Maocl~. COI. Louis Dillman, propr.. 43 

Michigan (3 rand ave. 

Howard House, Gurdon 0. Williams. propr., 

Congress, bet. ?Voodward ave. and Griswold. 

Michigan Exchange, E. Lyon & Co., proprs., 

cor. Jefferson ave. and She1 by. 

New York Hotel. John Tarnminen, prop:., 

7 Jeffxson ave. 

Peninsular Hotel, Jobn T. Ives, propr., cor. 

Grand River and Macomb ave. 

Perkins' Hotel, LV. Pvrkins, jr., propr., n. e. 

cor. Middle and erand River. 

Russell House, Witbeck St Chittenden, 

cor. CVoodward and Michigan Grand 

aves. 

Sherman House, William English, propr., 

5 Jeffersm ave. 

Tremon:. House. D. C. Goodale, propr., n. e. 

cor. Jefferson aye. aud Handolph. 

Union Hotel, hlicllael Md'all, yropr., 210 

and 212 Woodbridge w. 

western Hotel, Iiackett & Boss, proprs., 

n. w. cor. Woodbridge and Third. 

House Furnishing Goods. 

SALES & TILLOTSON, . 155 Woodward 

ave. 

Ice Companies. 

Belle Isle Ice Co., C. A. Lorman, manager. 

Det>roit and Lake St. Clair Ice Co., office 53 

Griswold. 

' - 

Importer Smokers' Goods. 

ROTHSCHIIID cP; BRO., 233 Jefferson ave. 

India Rubber Goods. 

Edwards, H. D., & Co., 57 Woodward ave. 

Insurance Agents. 

Auringer, Charles, office 11 1 Jefferson ave. 

(See ada.) 

Reach, W. P., 111 Jefferson ave. (See adz..) 

Birch, Yl~iletus P.. 138 Griswold. (See ado.) 

Uotsford, H. W., 40 Lamed w. 

Brown, J. T. R., 9r; Bro., 5 Bank Block, 

Gris wold. 

Donovan, J. W., 61 Griswold. (Sse adex) 

Fa~ram, A., general agent and attorney 

for M~chigun for tlre Asljury Ins. 

Co. of N. Y., office 116 Griswold. 

Forayth S; Webster, Butler Block, opp. P. 0. 

Fruzer, James H., Ho:ne Mutual, 124 Jefferson 


Giffi~rd, George, St Louis Mutual Life, 

over First National Bank. (See nda.) 

Gravier, J. B. K., cur. eratior ancl Bru~h. 

(See frda.) 

GKEEX S: JITLLEK, 30 and 32 Larned w. 

HEBBARD, C. B.. 70 Griswold. (See adz.) 

HoJgea Brorhers, Bank Block, Griswo!d. 

Belly, Ronald, 11 Rotunda Building, Griswold. 

Lindsay, Arcl~ibald G., Bank Block, Griswold. 

(See ado. 

McElroy, Solon, agt. Xu'. Y. Life Insurance 

Co., Peninsular Bank Building. jSee 

adz.) 

Blerrell 9E Ferguson, 1 Butler Block, Griswold. 

Munson, Henry C., 34 Griswold. 

Palmer, John, 2 Merrill Block. 

Peavey, F. & C. C., 4 Merrill Block. 

Ralph St Co.. foot First. 

Stevens S- Hunter, Rferrill B1f:ck. 

Ten Winkle S: BlcCune, cor. Woodward 

avr. and Congress. 

Van Buren & Son, 74 Oriswold. (See ndv.) 

Vernor, Ben., Bunk Building, cor. Congress 

and Griswold. 

\VQRCESTER, IRA, 45 Chiswold.

Insurance Companies. I Justices of the Peace. 

BTNA FIRE AXD TORNADO, J. T. Stanton. 

Secrc?talsy, 5 Bank BIOcIi, Qris\vold. 

2Et)na Life, of HartA'ord, Conu., H. Grisw-old 

general agent,, 2 Larmetl s. 

Asbury Life, New York, Amos Fayram, 

general agent, room 1 Howard House 

Block, 1 14 Griswold. 

Oontinental Life. .New York, Ten 

Winkle 6r McCune, gGnrral agents, s. e. 

cor. CYoodward ave. and Congress. 

Detroit Fire and Marine, 121 Jefferson ave., 

Jas. J. Clark, Stacretary. (See a&.) 

Economical Mutual Life, of Kllode 

Island, Green & Miller, managers, SO aud 

32 Larn d w. 

MICHIGAN HEALTH 1NSUR.ANCE AND 

RELIEF SOCIETY, Rudolph Dieyenbeck, 

President, '72 Congress e. 

Michigan Mutual Life, Bank Block ih-ismold. 

Mutual Life, Sew of York, hlerrell & 

Eerguson, general agents, 1 Butler Siock, 

Griswold. 

Northwestern Life, of Blilwaukee, Chas. 

Auringer, State agent, 111 Jefferson ave. 

(See adz;.) 

Iron Manufacturers. 

Burt Manufacturing Co., H. E. Burt, Secre- 

tary, works I-Ianitramck. (See ntiv.) 

Hamtramck Iron IVorks, Geo. H. Russel, 

River above City limits. 

Peninsular Iron Compary, office foot First, 

works Hamtramck, ab'ove Marine Hos- 

pital. (See udv.) 

Iron Works. 

BOYLE & BRO., n. e. cor. Fourth and 

Congress. 

Japanners. 

Rowley, Morris N., manfr. tea caddies, 19 

W oodbridge w . 

Jewelers. 

Boehnlain, G. & M., 260 Jefferson ave. (See 

adv.) 

Conklin, J. S.. s. w. cor. Woodward ave. and 

Larned. (See ads.) 

FELLOWS - 

S! BUKNETT, n. w. cor. Michipan 

and U'oodward aves. 

Fiscller, P. & W ., 213 Jeffvreon ave. 

Ro1.-lioven. F., 204 Jefferson ave. (See a&.) 

SC'HULEH, GEOKGE, 160 Jefferson ave. 

Trrtub Bros., 206 .Jeff+rson ave. (8~8 ndv.) 

Yentsch, H., 173 Woodward ave. (See adv.) 

Austin, Peter 3., 31 Larned w. 

Uuenther, Peter, 33 Luned w. 

RlcCurthy, Timotllp, 3s IIarned w. 

McCracken, Stvyllen B.. 78 Cirismold 

Spencer, tiarry, 12 Larned w. 

W uerth, Aloys, Hisendegen Block, Monroe 

ave. 

Ladies' Furnishing Goods. 

Burger, F. Alonzo, 202 Woodward 

ave. 

Laundries. 

Detroit Steam Laundry, F. M. Torry, pro- 

prietor, cor. Congress and Bates. 

Laundry Bluing Manufactory. 

BRONSON, JAY, 179 TVoodmard ave., up 

stairs. 

Lawyers. 

Atterburp, Charles L.. 10 1 Griswold. 

Bishop, Levi, 6 Buhl Block, Griswold. 

Clarke. Hovey K., Bank Building, Gris- 

wold. 

Douglass & Miller, Butler Block, Griswold 

Jennison, \lTilliarn, Seitz Block, Griswold. 

McNeil, Hal. E., Bank Block, Griswold. 

Maynard, Meddaugh & Davison.Bank Biock 

Griswold. 

Moore & Griffin, 151 Jefferson ave. 

Newberry, Pond & brow^, Bank Block, 

(3 ris\t7old. 

Prentis, Browse T., n. w. cor. Congress and 

(;ria\\-old. 

Robinson & Brooks, 149 Jefferson ave. 

Russell, Alfred, '73 Griswold. 

Taylor, E., 156 Jefferson ave. 

Toms, Robt. P., 124 Jefferson ave. 

Walker, Charles I., s. e. cor. Woodward ave. 

and Larned. 

Ward & Palmer, Seitz Block, Griswold. 

Leather and Findings. 

Cur,tis,, George E., & Co., 215 Jefferson 

ave. 

Kirby, George, 33 Woodward ave. 

Stridiron &W illiam s, 26 Woodbridge w. 

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Lime and Stone. 

L'Esperance, Fmncis, 756 Wood bridge w. 

Sibley, F. B., & Co.. 298 Atwater. (See adv.) ~ 

STANGE, CHBR;LES, 322 Atwater. (See ~ 

ads.) i 

I

Lithographers. 

Caltert Lithographic and Map Publishing 

Co., 4S Larned w. (See adv.) 

Livery Stables. 

Burrell, A., 24 Michigan Grand ave. 

Ltng, J. B., 55 Jefferson ave. 

Lumber Dealers. 

Allen. E. G., 437 Atwater. 

BACKI?S & BRO., 273 woodbridge w. 

BIGELOW, W. C. & A. E., cor. Macomb 

and Cass aves. 

Brooks & Adams, T.TToodbridge, - foot Thir- 

teenth. (See ad.0.) 

Detroit River Lumber Co., 315 Atwater e. 

Dwight, W. M., & Co., cor. Atwater and 

Riopelle. (See adc.) 

MASON & CONANT, Woodbridge, foot 

Twelfth. (See adz..) 

Moore, F. & S., 775 Woodbridge w. 

Pelrinsular Dressed Lumber Co., 

foot Riopelle. (See adv.) 

Pitts, Tlios., & Co., foot Dubois. 

Ross. D. A., 8 Co., 297 Atwater. 

ROSS, GEORGE A., cor. Xichigan ave. and 

(iiriswold. 

WIGHT, H. A. & S. G., foot Campau. (See 

adv.) 

Machinery Dealers. 

JENKS JAMES. 29 Atwater e. (See acl~.) 

Wormer, G. S., 6 Son, Jefferson ave., oppo- 

site Michigan Exchange. 

Machinists, 

Waterman, John, cor. Third and Congress. 

(See adv. ) 

Kennedy & Greig, Third, bet. Congress and 

Larned. (See adv.) 

Malt and Hop Dealers. 

Duncan, E. E., 41 and 43 Woodbridge e. 

Hawley, It., & Sons, 123 Congress w. 

I Manufacturing Chemists. 

j 

i 

l 

Parke, Jennings & Co., 374 Cass 

ave. (See adv.) 

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 441 . 

Marble Works. 

Christa, Philip, 87 and 89 Columbia e. (See 

ah.) 

Lttdd, E. W., 280 Atwater. 

Patterson, David, Larned, bet. Shelby 

and Wayne. (See adz).) 

Schultheis, William, 31 Xichigan Grand 

ave. 

Marbleized Slate. 

Billings, P. A., 23 Woodbridge w. (See ad^.) 

Match Works. 

Richardson, D. At., Eighth, bet. Fort and 

Woodbridge. 

Mathematical Instruments. 

Hindsn, M. J.. 213 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Mercantile Agencies. 

Bradstreet, J. M., & Son, s. w. cor. 

Jefferson ave- and .Griswold. (See ads.) 

Dun, R. G., & CO., 159 Jefferson ave. 

(See adz..) 

Tappan, McKiIlop & Co., 111 


Merchant Tailors. 

Black & Letverenz, 217 Jefferson ave. (See 

ndv.) 

Donaldson, J., & Co., 242 Jefferson ave. 

Hintermister, Henry, - - 200 Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 

Ivlal~chester & Bristol, 205 Jefferson ave. 

(See ndv.) 

MISER, EDWARD, & SON, 64 Bstes. 

Rasch & Bernart, 245 Jefferson ave. (he 

adv.) 

Shaw, William S., 224 Jefferson ave. (See 

adv.) 

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Millinery Goods. 

Allen, M. A. & E., 294 Woodward ave. 

COHEN, S. & M., 151 Woodward ave. 

Dalton Sr, OJDwyer, 187 Jsffersoa ave. 

Forsyth & Co., 150 Woodward ave. 

MOORE, MISS. 274 Woodward ave. 

Simon, S., & Co., 152 Woodward ave. 

Mouldings and Picture Frames. 

Date & Berry, 39 Atwater. (See ado.) 

Widman, C. D., & Co., 40 Congress e. (See 

. &.)

Music Dealers. 

Couse, Adam, 137 Jefferson ave. 

WEISS, JOHN P.. agent Steinway piano, 


Wl~itney, C. I., 197 Jefferson ave. 

Whittenlore, J. Henry, & Co., 179 Jefferson 

ave. 

News Depots. 

Roys. James A., s. w. cor. Larned and Gris. 

wold. 

Thiemer, Ernest, 332+ Woodward ave. 

Tunis, W. E., 153 Jefferson ave. 

News Papers. 

Detroit Abend-Post (German), 10 and 12 

Lamed e. 

DETROIT ADVERTISER AND TRI. 

BUYE, 212 Jefferson ave. (See ad,v.) 

DETROIT COX31 ERCiAL ADVERTLSER, 

48 Larned w. 

DETEtOIT DAILY POST, n. e. cor. Larned 

and Sh.. .:by. (See ad.v.) 

Detroit Free Press, n. w. cor. M'oodbridge 

and Griswold. ' 

DETROIT DAILY UNIOX, 25 Larned 6. 

(See a&.) 

Detroit Journal of Cdmmerce, 10 and 12 

Larned e. 

Familien Blaetter (German), 10 and 12 Larned 

e. 

Michigan Farmer and State Journal of 

Agriculture, 130 Jefferson ave. 

Mechanic and Inventor, Arcade Building, 

48 Larned w. 

Michigan Journal (German), 11 and 13 

Wood bridge e. 

Micliigan Volksblatt (German), n. w. cor. 

Gris\vold and Woodbridge. 

Peninsular Herald, J. Russell and Son, n. e. 

cor. Woodward ave. and Grand River. 

Western Catholic, 10 and 12 Larned e. 

Western Xural, 192 Jefferson ave. 

Notions, Wholesale. 

Austin, A. C., St Co., 133 Jefferson ave. 

Burnstine, N., & A., 83 LVoociwartl ave. 

Boellz, G., & Bro., 70 Woodward. 

ave. (See adu.) 

Shaw & Marvin, 162 Jefferson ave. 

Nurseries. 

Adair, William, Jefferson ave, near 

El 11wond ave. (h'ee adv.) 

FERKANL) & OSHORNE, Fort, cor. 

Twenty-fourth. (See ad0.j 

DETROIT 

HURB ARD & DAVIS, Twenty-fourth, near 

city limits. (See adu.) 

Oil Dealers. 

Bentley, 33. V., 128 Jefferson aw. 

Bury, Henry A., 46 Jeff? rson ave. 

Hinman, A. B.; & Co.. 52 Shelby. 

JEXNINGS, WETMORE & CO., 40 Jefferson 

ave. 

Opticians. 

-OT: ave. 

Black, L., & Co., 191 Jeffer: 

Hinden, M. J.. mathematical instrument 

manfr., 213 Jefferson ave. (See ndv.) 

Ornamental Brackets. 

Waldron, Willard E., foot Dubois. 

Packers, (Pork and Beef). 

Belknap 8L and Drake, COP. Woodbridge 

and Oriswold. 

Parker, Willard & CO., 32,34 and 36 Wood- 

bridge e. 

Standish & Ires, cor. hliclligan Grand 

ave. and Bates. 

Painters. 

Dean. Brow & Co., 161 Jefferson ave. 

Godfrey & Co.. 251 Jefferson ave. 

IIaischer, Andrew, 269 St. Antoine. (See 

adu. ) 

Walt hew, A., s. e. cor. Brush and Co~gress. 

Wright, W illfam, & Co., 92 Wo:)d- 

ward ave. 

Paper Dealers. 

Barnes Bros., 141 Jefferson ave. 

C'ornwells, Price 81 Co , 116 Jefferson ave. 

DETROIT PAPER CO., 203 and 210 Jef- 

ferson .ave. (See adu.) 

Passenger Agents. 

Busch, Charles, 301 Jefferson are. 

Elliott, R. R., 89 Woodward ave. 

Photographers. 

Cadwallader, John , 223 Jefferson ave. 

Sutton, Moses, 205 and 207 Jefferdon ave. 

(See ade)

VAN DEUSEN, CHAR,LES H., 196 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Watson & Brummitt, 164 Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 

Physicians. 

Campbell, James E.. 365 Brush. 

ZIYDE, CHAKES A., room 4 Fisher 

Block, 1194 Woodward ave. 

ROSE, LEV1 C., room I Fisher Block, 

119% Woodward ave. 

Pi cture-Frame Mouldin gs. 

Date & Berry, cor. Russell and Atwater. 

(See ado.) 

Picture Frames. 

Dean, Brow & Co ,161 Jefft.r, son ave. 

Elder, Adam, 164 JeE~rson ave. 

Godfrey QE Co., 251 Jefferson ave. 

Wright, William, & Co., 92 Woodward ave. 

Plasterers. 

Dee & Brennan, 30 Gris~vold. (See adv.) 

JOHANXES & SCHAEFER, 205 Macomb, 

and 105 Jlullett. 

Roberts & Hanley, 76 and 78 Congress e. 

(See adc.) 

Plumbers and Gas Fitters. 

Fergnson, S., & Co., 91: Jefferson are. (See 

adz.) 

EEolmes & Webster, 115 Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 

Lovett,, Stephen M1., 43 Grismold. (See 

adz.) 

McIntyre, J. M., 20 Shelby. (See adv.) 

Hutson. A.. 282 Jefferson ave. 

WHITE & CAMEKON, 102 Bates. (See 

adv. 

Portrait Painters. 

Watson &: Brummitt, 164 Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 


Restaurants. 

Bapard, Edward G., 73 and 75 Griswold. 

Heffron, John, & Co., cor. Jefferson and 

Wood ward ayes. 

'MAY WELL, JANES, 20 Grand River. 

Railroad Agents. 

Chesebrough, A., foot Second. 

Patten, John S. Erie Railway, cor. Jefferson 

ave. and Second. 

Railroads. 

Detroit and Milwaukee, Thomas Bell, supt., 

foot Brush. (See ad^.) 

Michigan Centzal, depot foot Third, W. K. 

Muir, ass't gen. supt. (See adu.) 

Real Estate Agents. 

Campan, Theodore .T. & Dennis 

J., 140 Jefferson ave. (See ndu.) 

Fosen, William, Buhl Block, Gr~swold. 

Frost, George S., & Co., Griswold, near 

cor. Congress. (See ndv.) 

Norris, P. W. & E. A.. Butler Bank, oppo- 

site Postoffice. (See ado.) 

Smith & Reeve, Grismold, opposite Post- 

office. (See adu.) 

Thompson, J , Rotunda Building, Griswold. 

Waterman. William J., Butler Block, Gris- 

wold. 

Wesson, William B., cor. Congress and 

Chiswold. 

Rolling Mills. 

Wyandotte Rolling Mill Co., works Wyan- 

dotte, office foot Wayne. (See adv.) 

Roofers. 

Armstrong, B., & Ca., 215 Jefferson ave. (Ses 

adv.) 

Gilbert, J. W., & Co., 56 Jefferson ave. (See 

adv.) 

Saddlery Hardware. 

Curtis, Geo. E., & Co., 215 Jefferson ave. 

DUXCAN, PIrilliam,& C0.,165 JeEirson ave 

(See ado.) 

Hayden & Baldwin, 104 Woodward ave. 

Mumford, Foster & Co., 28 Monroe ave. 

Publishers I Safe Manufacturers. 

V jrtue & Forpton, roo111 11 Fisher Detroit Safe Co., Atwater, bet. Hastings and 

Block, 1194 Woodwz.rd ave. I Rivard.

Sail Makers. I Sewing Machine Agents. 

Sievwright & Hobart, dock, foot First. (See 

adu.) 

Saloons. . 

Demers, John, 545 Atwater. 

Schrocoler, Valentine, 361 Franklin. 

Sash and Blinds. 

Dubois, Louis, Atwater, bet. Chene and 

Dubois. (See adv.) 

FLYNN, HUGH, cor. Congress and Third. 

Huebner, Edward, 236 to 249 Fort e. (See 

adv ) 

JAPES & WIESENHOFFER, 503 Gratiot. 

Morhous, ~91itchell dlr. Hyram, 132 

and 134 Woodbridge e. (See adv.) 

Saw Manufacturers. 

Mellus, C. & P., 66, 68 and 70 Fort e. (See 

adl;.) 

Welch & Grifflths, 48 Woodbridge e. 

Welz Bros., 1'76 Woodward ave. (See ad,a.) 

1 

CHAPPELL & VAN DUZER, agents Howe 

sewing machine, 50 Woodward ave. 

Eldredge & Ca., agents Domestic sewing 

macliine, 185 Jefferson ave. 

Josselyn Bros. & Co,, agents Singer sewing 

' machine, 60 \ITood ward ave. 

Randall, S. C:., agent Grover & Baker sewing 

~nachine, Opera House Block. 

West, A. H., & Co., agents \V\~eeler & Wilson 

sewing machine, 173 JeEerson ave. 

Shingle Mandacturers. 

Letts & Clancy, 399 VTToodbridpe w. 

Loranger, Philip, foot Eigliteen-and- 

a-half. 

Ship Brokers. 

Brady & Co., foot Woodward ave. 

Dison. C. K.. foot Woodward ave. 

~erick, ~ol;ler & Esselstyn, foot Woodward 

ave. 

Ship Builders. 

saw Kills. 

CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO., 401 Atwater, 

I yard foot, Dequindre. 

BROOKS & ADAMS, woodbridge, Perkins, John, toot EigIlteen.and-~ 

Thir teentli. (See ad%.) 

half. 

Hubbard & King, 571 Woodbridge m. 

Pitts 8i Co.. foot Uubois. 

WIGHT, H. A. & S. G., Atwater, foot Ship Chandlers. 

Campau. (See adu.) 

Coyne, Strong S; Co., 70 Jeff- ~rson ave. 

Dunlap, Donaldaon & Co., 4 and 6 Wood- 

Scale Repairing, etc. 

I II$c'k~&. GUY F.. & CO., 16 and 18 

Rowley, Morris N., 19 Woodbridge w. Atwater w. (See adz;.) 

I Trowbridge, Ailcox & Co., doc; foot Bates. 

Scale Works. 

Rowley, Morris N.. manufacturer and dealer 

U. S. standard scales, and agent Buffalo 

Scale Works, 19 \'Voudbridge w. 

Sculptors. 

Corn bs, John W., 661 Jefferson ave. (See 

adu.) 

Melchers, Julius, sculptor, modeler and 

carver, 63 Randolph. 

Seedsmen. 

FERRY, D. M., &.CO., 187. 189 and 191 

Woodward ave. (See adz.) 

Shipping and commission. 

Buckle?, H. J., & Co., foot First. 

Keith, J. W., & Co., foot Brush. 

Ship Owners, 

STEW ART, WILLIAM, office foot Wood- 

ward ave. 

Show Case Manufacturers. 

Krenke & Kessler, 84 Randolph. (See adv.) 

Pollard & Philips, 35 Monroe ave. 

Whitternore, T. E., 44 Jefferson ave. 

1 (See adv.)

Silver and Gold Platers. 

Hochgraef, Max & Co., 246 Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 

Traub Bros., 206 Jefferson ave. (See ada.) 

Weller, John,ll9 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

Silver Spoon Manufacturer. 

Leavenworth, T. B., 155 Woodward ave. 

Slat Shade Manufacturer. 

Lynch, William, 208 Jefferson ave. (See 

adu.) 

Soap and Candle Manufacturers. 

CARR, RO BERT, .:sot Eighteen-and-a-half. 

HARTNESS, JAMES, 166 Franklin. 

Mack & Firby, o. 23 ,n. 29 St. Antoine. 

McGREGOR, J. & T., Franklin, bet. Brush 

and Randolph. C 

EEcQueen, Teagara & =err, foot 

Eighteen-and-a-half. 

Soda Water Manufacturers. 

mack & Price, 80 Griswold. 

Solder. 

Kent, W. J., & Co., D ~mestic, 1194 Wood- 

ward ave. (8ee ad%.) 

Spring Bed and Cotton Manu- 

facturers. 

Flanigan, mark, factory cor. John R 

and Alfred, office 1 Bank Building, Gris- 

wold. 

Eecomb, J. L., & Co., Atwttter, foot Riopelle. 

(See adv.) 

Stationers. 

(SEE, ALSO, BLBNK BOOK MANUFACTUREBS.) 

Detroit Paper Co., 210 Jefferson ave. (See 

ada. j 

Richmonds & Backus, 185 Jefferson ave. 

(See ada.) 

Raymond, F., & Son, 130 Jefferson ave. 

(See ada.) 

THROOP, WILLIAM A., & CO., 90 Wood- 

ward ave. (See &.) 

a k - f67 


St earn Engine Manufacturers. 

Detroit Locomotive Works, Larned, from 

Third to Fourth, D. R. Peirce, Sec'y and 

Treas. (See ada.) 

DRY-DOCK ENGINE WORKS, Atwater, 

bet. Orleans and Dequindre. (See adv.) 

Fulton Iron and Engine Works, cor. Frank- 

lin and Brush. 

Hodge & Christie, cor. Rivard and Atwater. 

Kennedy & Greig, Third, bet. Congress and 

Lamed. (See adu.) 

Rice, D. E., 191 Atwater. 

Steam Forge. 

Ford, J. N., & Co., nr. Marine Hospital. (& 

adv .) 

Stencil Cutters. 

Hochgraef, Max, & Co., 246 Jefferson hve. 

(See adv.) 

Rheiner, William, 63 Randolph. 

Stock and Note Broker. 

WILKINS, ALVA-N, 

- 

83 Griswold. (See 

adv.) 

Stoneware, etc. 

Amphlett, 3. W., 64 and 66 Wood 

bridge w. (See adv.) 

Walker, C. H., foot Rivard. (See adzr.) 

Stone Yards. 

Batchelder & Cook, Woodbridge w., near 

Board of Trade Building. (See adv.) 

Elsey, S., cor. St. Antoine and Napoleon. 

(bee ado.) 

Findlater St Brunton,foot Brush. (See adv.) 

Knapp, David, 301 Atwater. (See ado.) 

Leech, Chas. E., 310 Atwater. (See adw.) 

Sprenger, Wm., cor. Beaubien and bf acomb. 

^(se;ada) 

Stange, Charles, 322 Atwater. (See adzr.) 

Stove Manufacturers. 

Detroit Stove Works, W. H. Tefft, Pres., 

works Mt. Elliott ave., nr. Jefferson ave. 

Surgical and Dental Instrument 

Manufacturers. 

Kuhlman, A., & Co., 102 Randolph. (Ses 

ad*.)

Tanners. 

Jewell, Marshall, & Sons, 567 Woodbridge w. 

KIRBY, GEORGE, 33 Woodward ave. (See 

adv.) 

SCHEHR, J. & A., 19 Catharine. 

Teas, Coffees and Spices. 

Evans & Walker, 96 Jefferson ave. 

Lina, A. R. & W. F., 120 Jefferson ave. (See 

adv.) 

Mack & Price, 80 Griswold. 

Sanderson, Walter, 154Woodward ave. (See 

adv.) 

Wheaton 8; Poppleton, 112 and 114 Jeffer- 

son ave. 

Telegraph Companies. 

Atlantic and Pacific, 89 Woodward ave. 

We~tern Union, C. Fox, manager, 48 Gris- 

wold. 

Tin and Coppersmiths. 

Abernetby, Samuel, cor. Grand River and 

Macomb ave. (See adv.) 

Frumviller, Anthony, cor. Miami ave. and 

Randolph. (See adz.) 

Hopson, Henry C., & Co., 293 and 295 Wood- 

ward ave. iSee adz.) 

HOPSON, RICHARDH., 88 bratiot. 

Tobacconists. 

Bagley, J. J., & Co., 40 and 42 Bates. 

Barker, K. C.,.& Co., 14 and 76 Jefferson 

ave. 

BROWN, J., & CO., 3 and 5 W oodward ave. 

Goldsmith, Oliver, 163 Jefferson ave. 

GtRASGER, CARTER & CO., 33 Atwater. 

Jeff, Robert, 305 Woodward ave. 

KREMER, EDMUND, 155 Woodward ave. 

Lichtenberg, G. B., 64 and 66 Congress 

east. ' 

Mowry, I., & Co,, 60 and 62 Jefferson ave. 

Rothschild & Bro., 232 JeEe~son ave. 

Scotten, Lovett 8; Co., 104,106, 108 and 110 

Randolph. 

$utter Bros., 150 Grand River, store Mer- 

rill Block, n. e. cor. Jefferson and Wood- 

ward aves. 

Trunk and Box Makers. 

Wolff Bros., 211 Jefferson ave. 

CLARK'S DETROIT 

Umbrella Manufacturer. 

Gagel & Son, 25 Fort e. 

Undertakers. 

Bronson, R., 92 and 94 Lnrned w. (See adv.) 

Latimer, George M'., 181 Woodward ave. 

T hrombley, Hypolite, 241 Gtmtiot. (See 

adw .) 

-- 

Varnish Manufacturers, 

Berry Bros., 22 Woodbridge w. 

Vinegar Manufacturers. 

Landsberg, A., 88 Jefferson are. (See adv.) 

Wagon and Carriage Makers. 

(SEE ALSO, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.) 

Chope, E., & Sons, 80,s and 84 Randolph. 

Dreher, C., 266 Rivard. (See adv.) 

Hopkins & Bro., cor. John R. and Farmer. 

(See adv.) 

NEUBHONNER, JOHN C., 33 Fort e. 

Priest, Joram, cor. Randolph and Franklin. 

(See ndv.) 

Reichle, F., cor. Randolph and Franklin. 

(See adv.) 

Schaefer, J., & Bro., 76 Larned w. (See at%.) 

Thrombley, H., 241 Gratiot. (See adv.) 

Watchmakers and Jewelers, 

Traub Bros., 206 Jefferson ave. (See adv.) 

White Lead Works. 

Worcester, Latble & Standish, 14 and 16 

Congress e. 

Willowware Manufacturer;, 

Dondero, A., 51 Monroe ave. (See adv.) 

Engel, Carl, 299 Gratiot. (See &.)) 

! 

I Wines and Liquors. 

1 Bonrke, Oliver, 109 . Jefferson ave. 

(See adv.) 

1 Darling, Geiorge, 19 Miami are.

De Forest, Benjamin, & Co., s. w. 

cor. Randolph and Congress. 

Fechheimer & Workum, 230 Jefferson ave. 

Johnson .& Co., 27 Jefferson ave. 

Mack & Price, 80 Griswold. 

SMITH, DOOLITTLE & CO., 16 wood- 

ward ave. 

Wire Works. 

ADAMS, SAMUEL, 103 Woodward ave. 

(See adv.) 

BARNUM, E. T., 102 Woodward ave. (See 

ads.) 

SNOW, WILLIAM, 166 Jefferson ave. 

Wood Carver. 

Melchers, Julius, 63 Randolph. 

Wooden Ware Works. 

Detroit Wooden Ware Works, M. Frost, 

supt., Wight, bet. Adair and Leib. (Sde 

adv.) 

Wood Turners. 

Parkes, Joseph, cor. Congress and Third. 

(See adz.) 

Whitehill, William, 66 Fort e. (See ad^.) 


wood Yards, 

Brinker, 325 

Daniels, Israel, cor. Gratiot and Beaubien. 

(~!8e adz.) 

Hawley, J.9 336 Atwater e. (See adv.1 

Hudson, G. W., & Co., 75 Woodbridge w. 

Loranger, Joseph, 811 Woodbridge w. 

Peocock, Charles W., 37 Congress w. (See 

&.) 

Peocock, Lester, cor. Griswold and Clifford. 

(See adv.) 

- 

Wool Dealers, 

Folsom, S., & Co., 90 Woodward ave. 

Woolens and Trimmings. 

Hitchcock & Esselstyn, 147 Jefferson ave. 

Yankee Notions. 

Austin, A. C., & Co., 183 Jefferson ave. 

Doeltz, G., & Bro., 70 Woodward ave. (Sa 

I ada.) 

1 Schwartz, Charles, 59 Woodward ave. 

.

448 ' CLARK'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY. 

-The only road running Four Daily Express Trains between 

DETROIT AND CHICAGO. 

(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED),, 

.r 

(ONE THROUGH EXPRESS ON SUNDAY P, M,,) 

ON ARRlvAL OF TRAINS ON THE GREAT WESTERN AND GlUKi TRUNK P~ILWAYS FROM THE EAST, 

XAICING DIRECT CONNECTIONS WITH TRAINS FOR 

HiZwauket?, St. PauZ, St. Louis, Ornn ha, North PZatte, New Orleans 

afid an points West, North- West amd South- West. 

PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. 

The Michigan Central Railroad is acknowledged to be the Model Railroad of the Country. with 

its Palace Day Cars, Luxurious Smoking Cars and Splendid Sleeping Coaches, all of which have six 

trucks, making this one of the 

Tickets by this Zoute can be obtained at a22 ScziZroad Stations 

and Ticket Ofices in Uzited States and Canadas, 

JAMES F. JOY, President, Detroit. 

H. E. SARGENT. Gen'l Supt., Chicago. 

W. K. MUIR, Ass't Gen'l Supt.. Detroit. 

C. E. NOBLE, Gen'l Eastern Agent, New Pork 

H. %. WEN T WORTH, Gen'l Western Pass. Ag't. Chicago.

THE CHEAP, PLEASANT 

ADVERTISING DEPAR!rMENT. . . 449 

AND EXPEDITIOUS 

Between the East and West is now by the 

EOUTE 

Two Express Trains Leave Detroit Daily with Passengers for 

PONTIAG, HOLLY, FENTONVILLE, FLINT, S AGINBW 

Owosso, St. Johns, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, 

MUSKEGON, HILWAUKEE, CHICAGO, ST, PAUL, ST. ANTHONY, 

AND ALL POINTS ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. 

Built Expressly for this Line, ply on the Lake8 to and from each Train. 

CLOSE CONNECTION MADE AT DETBOZT W3TH THE 

GREAT WESTERN 

OF CANADA, 

For B-o Rochester, Bosto~, New Pork, Philadelphia Toronto, and with QraM Trnnk Railway, 

fir Montreal Quebec, and with Cleveland and kake Superior Lines of Stwers. 

For Emigrants this Line offers Cheap and Comfortable Transit. 

-0- 

For particulars see Company's Time Table, to be had at any of the Stations on applization. 

D. & M; I& R. Omc~, Detroit, 1869. 

THOS. BELL, Genq Supt.

THE 

ESTABLISHED JUNE, '1 841. 

DUN, BARLOW & CO., PROPRIETORS, NEW TORK, 

DETROIT BRANCH, 159 JEFFERSON AVE. 

R. G. DUN & COa 

GEO. H. MINCHENER, MANAGER. 

This establishment supplies to subscribers all necessary information as to stan& 

ing, responsibility, &c., of Merchants, Bankers, Public Companies, &c., throughout the 

United States, their Territories, and British Provinces, and publishes Semi Annually a 

Reference Book indicating Capital aud Credit of those reported. Also publish 1st 

March and 1st September, Pocket Editions of Reference Book in States, separately for 

use' of Travellers. 

It is the Oldest and by far the most Complete and Extensive system ever organ- 

ized for the accommodation of Banking and Mercantile Interests, and for the general 

Promotion and Protection of Trade. 

Names ef Reliable Collecting Attorneys Furnished without Charge. 

The Book can be seen and Terms made known at above or any of the Branch 

and Associate Offices. 

R. G. DUN & CO., Albany. 

R. O. DUN & CO., New 0rleans. 

R. G. DUN & CO., Baltimore. 

DUN, BARLOW & CO., New Pork. 

R. G. DUN & CO., Buffalo. 

R. GI. DUN & CO., Philadelphia. 

R. Qr. DUN & CO., Charleston. 

R. 0. DUN & CO., Chicago. 

R. G). DUN & CO., Cincinnati. 

R. G. DUN & CO,, Cleveland. 

R. GI. DUN & CO., Pittsburg. 

R. (3. DUN & CO., Richmond. 

R; G. DUN & CO., San Francisco. 

R. G. DUN & CO., St. Louis. 

R. GI. DUN & CO., Detroit. 

R. GI. DUN & CO., Toledo. 

R. G. DUN & CO., Lo~itiville. 

R. G. DUN & CO., Memphis. 

R. GC. D'C'N & CO., Milwaukee. 

E. RUSSELL & CO., Boston. 

E. RUSSELL & CO., Portland. 

FOREIGN OFFICES, 

R. 0. DUN & CO., London, Eng. DUN, WIMAN & CO., Toronto, Ontario. 

DUN, WISIAN & GO., Montreal, Quebec. 1 DUN, W W & CO., HaMax, N. 8.

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