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Iti ttreatatkm kit IKTCM«4 Fov THE EVENING JflOMI Fold it Tkrae T—ru Scbahofer Frederick, (F. Schahofer & Co.), h 5 Sixth, Hobkn Schabofer F. & Co., (Frederick Schahofer db Charles Bracht) liquors, 5 Sixth, Hoboken Schakel Henry, liquors, Second c Jackson, Hoboken Schalk Philip, laborer, It Ma
INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Hontffomery &ts., Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.v., and oh Monday aad Thursday Evgs. from 6 to T.
rnon THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Schmidt Jacob, tailor, h Beacon av n Summit av Schmidt Jhcob, tailor, h Jefferson n Ferry, Hoboken Schmidt John, laborer, h 226 Newark av Schmidt John, laborer, li 331 Tenth Schmidt John F., clerk, h 347 Seventh Schmidt John M., carpenter, h 199 R R av Schmidt Leonard, lager, 145 Washington, Holioken Schmidt Louis, coppersmith, h 70^ Essex Schmidt Louis W., bookseller, h 286 Washington, Hoboken Schmidt Matilda, teacher, h 331 Bloomticld, Hoboken Schmidt Nicholas, linguist, h Thome n Nelson av Schmidt Otto, laborer, h Second c Adams, Hoboken Schmidt Peter A., laborer, h 355 Second Schmidt Philip, driver, h Marshall n First, Hoboken Schmidt Philip, produce, h Newark n Nelson av Schmidt Rudolph, shoemaker, 1^9. First, ftoboken Waters! "ConcertoParlorvQrgaLs"-andPianos. HORAOE WATCR6 SL SON, Woreroom*t Ho. 481 BROADWAY, JfBW YORK, 83 '668
IT t 8M»katett;th*iMMbfcurltjfe THE E7ENING JOORNH1J 1 Schmidt William, cabinetmaker, h 125 Fifth, Hoboken Schmiedeberg Richard, clerk, h Webster av n Congress Schmitt Adam, hoots, 167 Washington, Hoboken Schraitt Jacob, porter, h PaterSon n Passaic av Schmitt Joseph A., baker, 141 Newark av, 144 Jersey av Schmitt Oscar R., laborer, h Leonard n Central av Schmitt man Hermann, tailor, h 55 Meadow, Hoboken Schmucker Frederick, shoemaker, Central av n Zabriskie, h Palisade av n Hutton Schnaberg Adelina, wid Ernst, h 71 Bloorafield, Hoboken Schnackenberg Frederick, h 14 Canal Schnackenberg George, laborer, h 60 Essex Schnackeoaberg Henry, h 306 Garden, Hoboken Schnaibel Frederick, Begnrs, 282 Second Schnebbe Elizabeth, dressmaker, 116 Meadow, Hobokeu Schnebbe John H., butcher, 116 Meadow, Hoboken Schneider Adolph* batcher, 364 Grove driUMider Agattia, wid Einii, 121 Washington, floboken Schneider Augustas, cook, h Hudson c Sixth, Hoboken Schneider Casper, tailor, h First c Garden, Hoboken Schneider Francis, baskets, 44 Adams, Hoboken Schneider Frederick, batcher, Griffith n Summit av Schneider Gottlieb, engineer, h Jefferson n Ferry, Hoboken Schneider Henry, butcher, h Bleekcr n Passaic av Schneider Jacob, driver, h Harrison n Second, Hoboken Schneider Jacob, shoemaker, 236 Tenth Schneider Louis, tailor, h Cambridge av n Bowers Schneider Michael, I taker, h 144 Jersey av Schneider M. J., dry goods, 178 Washington, Hoboken Schneider Peter, painter, h N Y av n Griffith Schneidt John, blacksmith, h 247 Henderson Schnell William, barber, 162 Washington, Hoboken Schnetzer Leopold, polisher, h Central av cLaidlaw av Schnetzmer Ernst, turner, h 184 Thirteenth Schnitzler Albert, laborer, h Jefferson n Ferry, Hoboken Schnitzer Jacob, painter, 153 Newark av, h 26 Erie Schober Ferdinand J., butcher, h 207 Second GBRMANIAFIRE INSURANCE
City. 659 4 Schober Frederick, butcher, 207 Henderson Schober Jacob, lager, Nowar^o c Gernmnja av Schober John, laborer, h 164 Bloomfield, BLoboken Schober Panl, batcber, 92 Coles Schoeder Magnus, teacher, h 224 Meadow, Hoboken Schoeder Paul, teacher, h 224 Meadow, Hoboken Scboeffling John H., shoes, Newark n Summit av Schoelle John, jeweler, Newark n Nelson av Schoenfeld Charles, clerk, h 275 Garden, Hoboken Schoenfeld Cornelius, jeweler, h 190 Washington, Hoboken Schofield Andrew B., printer, h Sherman n Hutton Schofield George R., clerk, h Bergen av n Fairmount av Scholar James, laborer, h 418 Second Schouiaker Henry, sugar refiner, Washington c Essex, h 47 Washington Schomburg George, laborer, h 42 Essex Schonbachler Menrad, lithographer, h 156 Bloomfield, Hobkn Schonberg Charles, carver, South c Pierce av SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cox*. Wawslilinrton and Montgomery. Open daily from 10 AJC. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from B to 7. %w nrnsBBmr FROM THE FEBST OF BTEBT MONTH. Schoneweig Martin, laborer, h 84 River, Hoboken Schonfeld Frederick, jeweler, U 117 Garden, Hoboken Sch«»nnand Marj, wia Valentine, h 234 Seventh Schoof William, driver^ h Bleeker c Passaic av Schopmann Frederick, carpenter, h Durham av n Pater- son av . Schoppe Henry A., human hair, h Pine n Commnnipaw av Schoppmeyer J. H., segars, 227 Washington, h 233 Court, Hoboken Schorr Albert, harnessraaker, Frazer pi n Newark av Schorr Frederick, harnessmaker, Newark n Summit av Schott Conrad, bollerrnaker, h Orchard n Maiden la Schrack John £., com mer, h 325 Garden, Hoboken Schraeder Diederich, grocer, 289 & h 298 Newark av Schraeder Gnstavus, segarmaker, h Emory n Monticello av 8chr%e4er Henry J., jeweler, 134 Jersey av LEV! W. POST, Cinl Engio^r ^ City Surreytr, Inrark At^ opp. Ooart BOSM, A Parai* 1T»., ar. Bummit •?•., J, 0L 660
For Lmt** Printhg Jofct, THE EYEING J01W gttt omr Estimate. Schraeder Mary A., widow,,h Newaricc Meadow, Hoboken Schraeder William HM chemist, h 100 Hudson, nobokeu Schraeder Ferdinand, framemaker, h South n Summit av Schraikel Theodore, hooks, h 92 Garden, Hoboken Schram Henry, bbookkeeper, h 218 Bloomfield, Hoboken Schrane Joseph, florist, h 272 "Wayne Sclirapper Charles, lager, 155 First, Hoboken Schraumann William, carpenter, h 204 Second Schreiber Bernard, laborer, h Summit av n Grace Schreiber Christian,(6T. & F. Schreiber), h Newark av c Cook Schreiber Edward, h 159 Bloomiield, Hoboken Schreiber Frederick, (0. <& F. Schreiber), h .Van Winkle av n Grand av Schreiber Jacob, tinsmith, h 380 Henderson Schreiber John, gasfitter, h Newark av n Cook Schreiber Loai^ eloth, li 30{Milooinfijel(l, Hoboken Schreiber C. & F., (Christian & Frederick}, tobacconists, * Nfertark iv"cvCo6k Schreiner Charles, locksmith, h 94 Newark av Schreiner Paniel, engineer, h 345 Ninth Schreiner Magnus, showcases, h Monroe n First, Hoboken Schreyer Louis, h Durham av u Poplar Schreyer William, dealer, h Durham av n Poplar Schriefer Frederick, grocer, Beacon av n Summit Schriver George, laborer, h 327 Grand Schroder August, cashier, h 77 Fourth, Hoboken Schroder William, (Schroder cfe Walter), h r 150 Meadow, Hoboken Schroder Oflce, ffo»a a GRAND 8T-, JERSEY CITY FIRE INS. GO., €*rBfr Greene. Schroeder Herman, liquors, Third c Willow, Hoboken Schroeder Hermann D., segars, h 117 Coles Schroeder John, printer, h 168 Bloomfield, Hoboken Schroeder Julias; flour, h 212 Eighth Schroeder Martin, {Schroeder <& Puster), h Coles c Second Schroeder Marj, wid Bernard, h 117 Willow, Hoboken Schroeder Peter, grocer, Summit av c Charles Schroeder Robert, customs, h 298 Garden, Hoboken Schroeder Rudolph, stoves, 166 Bloomfield, Iloboken Schroeder William, expressman, h 83 Meadow, Hoboken Schroeder William, shoes, 123 Bloomfield, Hoboken Schroeder & Puster, {Martin Schroeder dh Charles Puster), gegars, 221 R R av Schroll John, carpenter, h Franklin n Cambridge av Schseeder Magnus, teacher, h 224 Meadow, Hoboken SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open 'dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to 7. &T INTEREST FKOITf THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Schub Robert, waiter, h Hudson c Sixth, Hoboken Schubert Jacob, laborer, h 408 Second Schubert William, machinist, h 433 Second Schuchart John, lager, Newark n Summit av Schuchner Christian, shoemaker, Greene c Grand Schuck Sophia, wid Adam, h Beacon av n Central av Schueler Charles F., expressman, b 316 Seventh Schueler Henry R., jeweler, h 185 Newark av Schneler John, watchmaker, 185 Newark av Schuetz Charles, jeweler, h r 263 Wayne Schuetz Jacob, lager, 65 Adams, Hoboken Schuhardt John, engineer, 340 Pavonia av Schuhardt Randolph, fireman, h Summit av c Grace Schuldheis A. A., barber, h Baldwin av n Magnolia av Schulenburg John D., laborer, h 81 Third, Hoboken Sehnler Daniel, laborer, h 148 Garden, Hoboken ^ Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Warerooma, Ko. 491 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Schnler J. A., tailor, h Hopkins av n Summit Schulken Charles, porter, h Hntton n Sherman av Schullian Joseph, lager, Kearney av n Ocean av Schnlmick Anton, tailor, h 103 Garden, Hoboken Sehulte Berhhard, h Congress c Webster av Schnlte Frederick, (SchiUte dk Roller), h Summit av c Rock Sehulte & Roller (Frederick SchulU & Jacob KoUer\ gro- cers, Summit av c Rock Schultz Adolph, (Bohn & Sdhuliz), h Second c Adams, Ho- boken Schaltz Antoine, h Newark c Pierce av Schultz Augustus A., h 225 Garden, Hoboken Schultz Balser, blacksmith, 229 R R av Schultz Bemhard, segarmaker, h 1S2 Meadow, Hoboken Schultz Charles, laborer, h 54- Hoboken av Schultz Charlea S,, building materials, ft Fifth, h 234 Bloom- field, Hoboken ' Schnltz Ch&rle* W* d&tfkrjttfideivhSG Qrfcene Schnltz ChriWpheT, wtit'c^rnakef,Fl Grace n Central av Schnltz Henry, grocery 80 Fifth, Hohoken - Schultz Jacob, cabinetmaker, h 156 Ninth £>cuultz, Jacob, cannon, h,JQO A 0^5^^^^^, ^ |loitffom«ry St, Jenej City. Schuman Henry, fancy gooda, 322)§ec!qdL Schumann Charles, butchernWW#fyjB WasMngton., ty Schumann Dietrich, honsefurnishing, Third n Kiver, Hookn Schumann Gustave, real estate, Zabriskie n Central av Schumann Henry, shoemaker, h 135 Meadow, Ho!x>ken . Schumann Joseph, salesman, h 152 Newark av Schumann William F., grocer, 222 Eighth Schumel Hermann, tinsmith, h 136 Meadow, Hoboken Schummer W., grocer, Beacon av n Central av Schuner Alonzo, engineer, h 113 BR av Schunk Lonis, pedlar, K Kearney av n Jackson av Schur Frederick, painter, Newark av n Cook Schurd Charles, lager, 177 Newark av Schnreman Alphonzo B., engraver, h South n N Y av Schussler Christian, butcher, Central av n Hatton Schuster Conrad, segarmaker, h 372 First Schuster John, laborer, h Hutton n Sherman av Schott Jacob, laborer, h 169 Bloomfield, Hoboken SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Waslilxuftoix and Montgomery .Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from B to 7. \2T INTEREST FBOM THB FIRST OF EVERT MONTH. Schutte August, cloth, h 143 Congress Schutz George, blacksmith, h 273 Wayne Schntzbeck Philip, carpenter, h Zabriskie n Central av Schwaar Ferdinand, watchmaker, h 325 Garden, Hoboken •« Schwager Charles, laborer, h r 319 First Schwanhaoser Frederick, clerk, h 183 Fifth Schwaninger George, tailor, h Ege av n Ocean av Schwartz Adam, grocer, 106 Steuben Schwartz Charles, laborer, h 136 Hudson, Hoboken Schwartz Frederick, barber, 140 First, Hoboken Schwartz Jacob, clothier, 39 Montgomery, h 46 York Schwartz Jacob, printer, h 40 Sixtn, Hoboken Schwartz John, snoemaker, h 44 Hudson, Hoboken Schwartzkopf William, clerk, h Bergen av n Duncan av Schwarz John, shoemaker, Newark n Nelson av Schwein Barbara^jyid John, h Ludlow av'n Central av LEVIW. PO?T, tM§ft& t Hf Suneyor , I. 0. COMMERCIAL PBIKTIVG THE EYBNIN6 JOURNAL { A SPECIALTY. Schweitzer Jacob, waiter, h Bleeker n Central av Schweoderaann August, carpenter, h 343 Second Schwerdtfeger Frederick, driver, h Halladay n Maple Schwerdtfegri Henry, gilder, h Bridgman av n Monticello av Schwerkert Alex'r, cabinetmaker, h Virginia av n Ocean av Schwertz Adam, grocer, 106 Steuben Schwickerath Francis, driver, h 159 First, Hoboken Schwiebert Herman, milk, 8 Sixth, Hoboken Schwind Frederick, shoemaker, h 180 Morgan Schwindemann August, carpenter, h 343 Second Schwinge Adelaide, wid Herman, h Griffith n Central av Schwinge Max, builder, h Griffith n Central av Schwitter Antoine, engraver, h 179 Meadow, Hoboken Schwoerer Albert, paper carrier, h 234 First, Hoboken Schwoerer George, shoemaker, h 298 Newark av Schwoerer Rudolph, bookkeeper, h 228 Meadow, Hoboken Schwoon Frederick, merchant, h 351 Garden, Hoboken ftwcocke Antoioe, fruits, h Jefferson n First, IJoboken Scofceid Charles E., lawyer, 88 Montgomery, h 181 Fourth Scofield Charles IL, (Scqfield & Co), h Stamford Seofield George C.» (Scofield & Co\ h N T Scofield John, h Academy n Baldwin av Scbfleld John, salesman, n 168 Varick Scofield Wilbur, manager, 159 Newark av, h 170 R R av Scofield & Co, (Charles E. dc George C. Scqfield), fancy goods, 159 Newark av Scollens John, tailor, 26 R R av Scott Abraham, clerk, h Halladay n pommunipaw av Scott Albert E., painter, Baldwin av n High Scott Alexander, com raer, h Bramhall av n Monticello av Scott Alexander, salesman, h Jefferson av n Oakland av Scott Andrew, laborer, h r 46 Canal Scott Charles, builder, 113 York Scott Charles A., (Scott <& Swan)y h 277 Monmonth Scott Charles H., carpenter, h r 215 Bay Scott Colin, real estate, 7 Newark, h 33 Washington, Hobo- ken Scott David, porter, h 152 Warren Scott George A., clerk, h. 113 York THE ESTEY ffl SAXE A tlOBERTSON GG5 Scott Honora, wid Charles, h r 66 Garden, Hoboken Scott James, driver, h 230 Henderson Scott James, laborer, h r 15 Brunswick Scott James, laborer, h 156 Morgan Scott James, teacher, h 125 Grove Scott James S., dispatcher, h 430 Grove Scott John, bookkeeper, h 165 Newark av Scott John E., city clerk, City Hall, h 115 York Scott John H., carpenter, h Bleeker n Central av Scott John N., carpenter, h Laidlaw av n Bonner av Scott John R., caulker, h Whiton c Johnston av Scott Joseph, carpenter, h 187 Meadow, Hoboken Scott J. W., publisher, h 271 Fifth Scott Kate, drygoods, 100 Newark av, h 194 Mercer Scott Maria, wid Frederick, h 131 Wayne Scott Moore, carpenter, h 307 Meadow, Hoboken Scott Patrick, laborer, h 523 Henderson Scott Rachel M., wid Martin A., h 226 Eighth ^ SAVINGS BJVIVKI. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Waslxinirton. and Montgomery &>ts., Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 0 to T. INTEBEST FBO1H THB FIRST OF BVEBT Scott Robert, shjpcarpenter, h Van Horn n Johnston av Scott Robert W., drygoods, 62 Newark av, h 114 Mercer Scott Samuel, carman, h 419 Henderson Scott Smith E., h Summit av n Hopkins av Scott Thomas, express, 92 Pa von i a av, h ft Fifth Scott Thomas, liquors, 135 Greene Scott Thomas A., wrecker, h 313 Grove Scott Thomas C, liquors, Newark av n Summit av Scott Thomas P., bookbinder, h First c Grove Scott Walter, clerk, h 142 Barrow Scott William, butcher, 34 & h 50 York Scott William, carpenter, h Cambridge av n Bowers Scott William, engineer, h Newark n Tonnele av Scott William, stoves, Montiuello av n Vetterlein pi Scott William H., detective, h Atlantic n Jackson av Scott William HM engineer, h Laidlaw %v n Paliwwta-ay^ Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" HORACE WATERS & SON, Vareroom*, Jfo, 4S1 BBOADJfAY, 2feW TOBK. 84 f Ctnalfcttoa Doabfo tlgf of all otk«r Hadsom C«mrty Ptpen THE nun JOOIAL i •*~ 4- *•" Seott William P., hardware, h 120 Jersey av Scott & Swan, (Charles A. Scott db David H. Swan), car- riages, 239 Grand ; SCOTT'S TRANSFER COACHES & BAGGAGE EX- PRESS, Railroad & Steamboat Office, 92 Pavonia av, & ftjFifth ; Scranton Coal Co, ft Hudson Scribner Charles, conductor,, h Bergen av n Montgomery a? Scriven Thomas, plumber, Harrison av n Monticello av Scudder Edward, clerk, h Sherman av n Bowers Scudder George, (Mansfield & Scudder)^ h W Hoboken Scudder George, engineer, h 263 Henderson Scudder Isaac W., (Scudder <& Vredenburgh), h 60 Mercer Scudder William E., h Bridgman av n Monticello av SCUDDER & VREDENBURGH, (Isaac W. Scudder de James B. Vredenburg), lawyers, 126 Washington Scull James, moulder, h Stuyvesant av n West Side av Stroller Michael, laborer, h 306 Monmonth Scully Richard, porter, n Storms av n Fairmcunt av Scally William, laborer, h Coles c Eleventh Seabold Andrew, milk, h 37 Ninth, Hoboken Seabrian Robert, tailor, Germ an ia av n Hatton Smbring Richard R, b 223 Second SeabrooK Jefferson, (Holmes & SeabrooJc), h 176 Moan- gomery * Seabury Charles, clerk, h Chestnut av n Magnolia av Seabury William B., mariner, h 307 Fourth Seabury William H., h 339 Eighth Seagram Thoma9, physician, Bridgman av n Summit av SEALS JOSEPH, street sprinkler, h 251 Newark av Seaman Christian, mariner, h 72 Second, Hoboken Seaman David, h 320 Second Seaman Everett, engineer, h Jackson av n Virginia av Seaman Freshtield R., patterns, h211 Wayne Seaman Henry, carpenter, h Philip n Communipaw av Seaman Hewlett, produce, h Chestnut av c Magnolia av Seaman Jacob L,, pilot, h 13 Grand FIRE INSURANCE GERMANIA oo: NEWARK, 3V. JT. THUBSTON A JElf NlflGS, Afta., 1 ••mtfOMerj St., Jersey Citj. 667 Seaman John, carpenter, h Cottage n Summit av Seaman John F., painter, h S&JiNe^ark &y Seaman Kobert F.} (R. F. Seaman' ds Go.% h 211, Seaman Thomas, fireman, h Whiton c Jonuston av Seaman Timothy "W., laborer, h 13 Grand Seaman Walter A., carpenter, h 130 Jfewark av Seaman B. F. & Co., {Robert F. Seaman cfe Thos McKean\ metallic paint, Bay c Provost Seap Joseph, baker, h James»n Mallory av Searle Charles, bookbinder, h Summit ay n Howard pi Searle Charles, carpenter, h 176 Garden, Hoboken Sears A. L., clerk, h 170 Grove Sear3 Fannie S., milliner, h 122 Washington Sears Hector, {Tooker cfe Sears), h Brooklyn Sears John, dockbuilder, h r 13 Bright Sears John H., produce, h Summit av,n Paterson Sebastian Frederick, segars, h ft Newark, Hoboken Secelken Herman, lager, 310 Washiugton, h 25 Eighth, Ho- boken SAVINGS I3AIVK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. 'Wftstolnartoxi. and Montgomery Hts., Open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.MM and on MondaF and Thursday Evgs. from 6 to T. /- \-rr irvrritEST FKOHI THE TIKST OF EVERY MONTH. Seeker Frederick, laborer, h 12 Hicks SECOND NATIONAL BANK, Montgomery c Washing- ton {See appendix) Second Precinct police station1198 Eighth Secor James G., carman, h 269 Jersey av Secor Ward, salesman, h 123 Grand Sedore Edward F., blacksmith, 22 Provost, h 337 Seventh SEE CORNELIUS S., lawyer, 54 & h 208 Montgomery Seehach Alfred W., clerk, h 31 Washington, Hoboken Seebach Charles, blacksmith, h Newark av n Summit av Seebach Frederick, laborer, h Forrest n Jackson av Seebaek Henrietta, dressmaker, 189 Newark av Seebeck Richard A., bartender, h 31 Washington, Hoboken Seeberg Charles A., (Seebeig <& Brown), h 213 Newark av Seeberg & BrO\m, {Charles Seeberg <& Anton Brown), wagon mfrs, Newark av n Porter LEYIW. POST, JCjTil Enghieer i Ify Sump, Newark Ave., opp. Court Souie, A Pavoni* Am., w, Summit Avo., J. Q, the Bert Urerttitaf THE BYBNING JODMAL {'" ia Tfew Jersey. Seeberger Franz, barber, Central av n Franklin Seedorff John, laborer, h 58 Essex Seeger John H., lager, Central av c Manhattan av Seegere Henry, liquors, 48 Garden, Hoboken Seeler Frederick, n 136 First, Hoboken Seeler Jacob, brewer, h 3 Catharine Seeley John, carpenter, h 325 Jersey av Seeley Joseph, jeweler, h 307 Jersey av Seelig ^enry H., linguist, h Cherry la Seely James B., clerk, h 323 Eighth Seely John, agent, h Nelson av n Cottage Seely Margaret, wid John, h 340 First Seely Michael, harnessraaker, 189 Montgomery Seely Peter, laborer, h 340 First Seely Samuel, express, h 127 Ninth Seely William H., foreman, h r 225 Fourth Seely William J., bookkeeper, h 139 Wayne Seem an Christian, {Husheer & Seemari), h 116 Washington, Hoboken Seeman William, baker, h 318 First Seep Frederick, jeweler, h First c Garden, Hoboken Sees William, engineer, h Maple n Halladay Seever Henry, segarrnaker, h 107 Meadow, Hoboken Seffers Henry, coal, h. 60 Garden, Hoboken Segelken Hermann, liquors, h 25 Eighth, Hoboken Segelken Meta, wid Frederick, h 226 Garden, Hoboken Seger Frederick, driver, h 432 Henderson Seggelkow Henry, barber, 323 First Seggelkow John, barber, 265 K R av Seggelkow William, house furnishing, 149 First, Hoboken Segnine Alfred A., street sprinkler, h 67 Garden, Hoboken Segnine Mary A., wid Abraham, h Congress n Pierce av Segnine William, engraver, h Thorne n Central av Seibert August, tailor, 166 Garden, Hoboken Seibert Charles, barber, 257 Coles, h 284 Second Seibert Joseph, blacksmith, h Jewett av n West Side av Seidel Franz, shoemaker, h Coramunipaw av c Monticelloav Seidler August,, pencilmaker, h 346 Washington, Hoboken Seidler Henry W., painter, h 236 Hudson, Hoboken CCTCV fIDPAMO For Church and Parlor- M to 11T 1Mb ANo Hi. 12 mm WJAQ, siw rou. 669 JISEfCITYFIREIieO., ki I i l Seidler Jnlins, carpenter, h Griffith n Nelson av Seifer Mary, wid Frederick, h Beacon av n Central av Seip Francis, baker, h 109 Willow, Hoboken Seitz August, cook, h 189 Washington, Hoboken Seitz Frederick A., grocer, Ninth c Monmouth Seitz Karl, baker, 52 Fourth, Hoboken Seivering Elizabeth, h 139 Hudson, Hoboken Seivers Bernard, harnessmaker, h Central av n Waller Seivers Henry, grocer, Seventh c Henderson Seivers John A., carpenter, h 65 Garden, tfoboken Seivert Henry, laborer, h 272 Wayne Sekman John, tailor, Beacon av n Snmrnit ay Selig Levi, drygoods, 145 Meadow, Hoboken Sellack David E., agent, h Sip av n Wilks SELLEW T. G., desks, 103 Fulton, N Y. (See adv) . SAVINGS BAIVK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Waebington and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from B to T. XST INTEREST FBOM THE FIRST OP EVERY MONTH. Sellmann Henry, merchant, h 342 Bloomfield, Hoboken Selmes Sarah, wid Matthew, h 104 Meadow, Hoboken Selnow Frederick, physician, 100 Coles Seltmann Julius, lager, Montrose av c Manhattan av Seltrcich Eldroph, baker, h Newark av n Cook Selver Joseph, cornucopias, h 119 Meadow, Hoboken Selzer A. H. V., grocer, Meadow c First, Hoboken Semchen Herman, clerk, h Meadow c First, Hoboken Semler Charles, butcher, 66 Garden, Hoboken Semrad Augustus, druggist, 128 Washington, h 215 Hud- son, Hoboken Senderling Martin L., bookkeeper, b 137 Wayne Senecal Charles N., jeweler, h 358 Eighth Senez Dominick L., (Rev.), h 227 Third Senf Charles, fancy goods, 198 Washington, Hoboken Sengstack Richard, segarmkr, h Central av c Manhattan av Senior John J., porter, h 29 Clinton, Hoboken Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Wareroonu, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 670 ETEB JOURNAL Fold lu Tkree lean. Senn Godfrey, porter, h Congress n Pierce av Senn Seury, longshoreman, h 43 Garden, Hoboken Sennhausen Henry, saloon, Paterson av n plk rd Sering Priscilla A., wid Francis A., h 187 Meadow, Hobok'n Serrie John, laborer, h 240 Monmoutli Serviess Theodore, mariner, h 110 Pavonia av Sessman Ferdinand, carpenter, h Hutton n Summit av Setter Joseph, driver, h Jefferson n Ferry, Hoboken Setzgen Otto, printer, h 51 Second, Hoboken Sevall Mary, wid Timothy, h 214 Meadow, Hoboken Seventh Street Mission, 381 Second Severin A ugustus, clerk, h 128 Washington Seville Bastino, liquors, Jefferson n First, Hoboken Sewell James, carpenter, h Snmmit av n Rock Sewell Nora, wid John, h 28 Clark pi Sewell William, carpenter, h* Monticello av n Belmont av Sexton John, laborer, h Ludlow av n Summit av Seaton John, laborer'h 121 Ninth Sexton John W., builder, fioboken av n Oakland av Sexton Michael, mariner, h Waverley n Central av Sexton Patrick, laborer, h 565 Henderson Seyer Frederick, tailor, b Newark av n Durham av Seymour Alfred B., real estate, 132 Washington, h 171 York Seymour Charles, laborer, h Third n River, Hoboken Seymour E. S., bookkeeper, h 124 Grand Seymour George E., {BramhaU & Seymoupfih Bergenpt Seymour Roderick B., police justice, Gregory c Cooper pi 13" INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Shane Timothy, laborer, h 353 Henderson Shaner Jacob L., coal, h 415 Grove Shannigan James, laborer, h 211 Erie Shanks William, clerk, h Summit av n Griffith Shanley Edward, printer, h Summit av n Bowers Shanley Michael, bookkeeper, h 320 Grove Shanley Michael, grocer, 420 & h 418 First Shanley Michael, grocer, 177 Provoat Shanley Patrick F., clerk, h 223 Fifth Shanley Thomas, stables, h St Pauls av n Bevan Shannon Betty, wid Terence, h 349 First Shannon Christopher, butcher, 563 Henderson Shannon Ellen, wid Dennis, washing, h 96 Erie Shannon James, laborer, h 179 Bay Shannon John, contractor, h Palisade av n Hoboken av Shannon John, laborer, h 211 Erie Shannon John, stairbuilder, h 261 Groye LEVIW. POST, Civil Engineer & City Surveyor, fterork Art., opp. Court House, & Paronia Are., nr. Summit Are., J. 0. MUM**, ll Vlftfilll« I MuWri; I*!***, k IS!8 ftotwrt, ulJor, lit TIIOHIIM MWIMT It 4O -« r HIM , K Ml Mtt r.il«r»r i, k 1*1 '-•*da Jotoi A, Daniel, iabuftr, h Jam**, Uburvr, li Mwtigptio air n Ewor? Sbay John, yirdwur, k PSM n N«wnrk * N T E R SAVIN INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, SHEPARD'S SUPERIOR RAME! NEW HEATER OVENS. S S 3 B 3 0 , fc C C > V v THE PIONEER CUMABB A.splendid outfit for Steamships. This style of GALLEY RANGE has ever been in use on the "CUNABD" Steamships. Its success is evidence of its usefulness. LARGE OVENS AND SUPERIOR BOILING AND STEWING CAPACITY. * Baker's Ovens—Three sizes for Steamships. Cdbifl Heating Stoves—Various patterus. •and-Ship- Cabooses. ALSQ.ALL SIZES FOR SMALLER VESSELS. Twenty sizes of superior Cabooses. The best article for ship cooking ever manufactured. Their success on the Pacific Mail, Collins, Charleston, Savannah, and other lines, attest their merit. They never fail. COPPER, TIN AND IRON WARES, well manufactured and strong, suitable for Ship use, furnished with dispatch. PANTRY AND GALLEY OUTFITS complete to order. COPPER, SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK made to order. REPAIRS ATTENDED TO ON SHIP BOARD, of all Galley and Pantry Fixtures. CHA8, J. SHEPABD, 242 Water Street, New York. 674 paklle Wee It j erwybctfj mJtiJ Sheaff Edwin, salesman, h 99 Garden, Hoboken Sheaffer Louis D., physician, h 30 Grand Shearer George, mariner, h Thome n Summit av Shearer Jacob, tailor, h Newark n Pierce av Sheary John, laborer, h 520 Henderson Shedd John, engineer, h Halladay n Maple Sheedy Patrick J., painter, h 214 Thirteenth Sheehan Cornelius, cooper, h 52 Essex Sheehan David, laborer, h 157 Provost Sheehan David, liquors, 107 Willow, Hoboken Sheehan Dennis, butcher, h Bergen plk rd n Harmon Sheehan Dennis, laborer, h 138 Thirteenth Sheehan Edward, butcher, h Philip n Communiyaw av Sheehan James, butcher, h 91 Meadow, Hoboken Sheeh^n James, driver, h Harrison n Ferry, Hoboken Sheehan James, liquors, Newark av c Ferris Sheehan James, machinist, h 168 Sixth Sheehan James J., liquors, 107 Willow, h 91 Meadow, boken ' . * ' • Sheehan John, butcher, h Bergen plk rd n Harmon Sheehan John, laborer, h 125£ Nicth I Sheehan Mary, wid William, h Newark av n Ferris Sheehan Michael, laborer, h 151 Eighth Sheehan Michael, laborer, h r 165 Thirteenth Sheehan Patrick, butcher, h Philip n Commanipaw av Sheehan Timothy, laborer, h 199 Ninth Sheehan William, laborer, h 248 Erie Sheehan William, laborer, h Kearney av n Ocean av Sheehan William, laborer, h r 178 thirteenth Sheehy Bryan, restaurant, 452 Seventh Sheehy Edward, laborer, h Beacon av a Oakland av Sheeby John, laborer, h 226 Erie Sheenan William, bricklayer, h Communipaw av n Philj Sheeny Michael, laborer, n Ferria n Yan Winkle av Sheeran Patrick, (Sheeran dk Lehane), h Brunswick c gomery Sheeran Patrick, drygoods, 239 Wayne 6EKMANIAFlllVi<8URA"' NEWABK, THUBSTOIC A JRTimrag, Aft*, 1 MoaWomery St? JerMl1 675 Sheeran & Lehane, (Patrick Shesran & Francis carriagemakers, 286 First SheflBeld Edward R., flour, h Summit av n Sip av SheflBeld Frederick, student, h Sip av c Summit av Sheibe Frederick, grocer, Central av n Hutton, h Central av n Zabriskie Sheldon Caroline A., wid Charles R., h 133 Henderson " Sheldon David, porter, h Newark av n Baldwin av Sheldon Obadiah L., h 252 Bloorafieid, Hoboken Shelley Hugh, laborer, h 177 Twelfth * Shelley Kenny, engineer, h 471 First Shelly Catharine, wid William, h 328 Wayne Shelly John, laborer, h 152 Finth Shelly John, porter, h 322 Seventh Shelly Peter, laborer, h 152 Ninth Shelly Thomas, laborer, h 152 Ninth Shelton Charles S., physician, 265 Fourth Shemmer William, grocer, 515 Palisade av SAVINGS INTEENATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to 7. IXTEMEST FROM THE FIRST OF ETEBY MOUTH. SEEPARD CHARLES J., ranges,;242 Water, N T {$ee adv opp) Shepard George E., alerk, h 307 Monmonth , Shepard Henry, waiter, h 151 Newark av Shepardson Ira A., drygoods, h 256 Fifth Shepherd Hannah, wid Josiah, dressmaker, 320 Fifth Sbephard Janies, tinsmith, h 23 R R av •- Shepherd James E., machinist, h 373 Seventh Shepherd William G.. pres, Newark c Hudson, h 119 Hudson, Hobokew Sheppiwd Harvey, dockbnilder, h 377 Fifth Sheppard Thomas, brasefinisher, h 25 Bright Sheppard Thomas, laborer, h 101 Hudson Sheran Ann, widow, h 25 Willow, Hoboken Sheran James, blacksmith, h 25 Willow, Hoboken 8heran Patrick, laborer, h 25 Willow. Hoboken LEY! W. POST, Civil Engineer & City SurtepiT, Shepard's Patent Argand Furnaces. ^...... v-fci Exhibiting Fire, Combustion Chamber, FJues, Ash Pit, Evaporator, warm air space, Smoke Pipes, and Galvanized Iron Case. Three Sizes, Brick or Portable. ShepanVs Argand Ba*e~Burner Furnace very completely consumes those volatile gases generated from Coal, Which in most furnaces constantly pass unconsumed to the chimney, with tbe consequently utter waste of fuel. It needs only to be seen under combustion to assure the observer of tL' fact. It is admitted by those who have examined and have them in use, that it is the most complete adr> tion of the real science of combustion to useful purposes, combining less waste of fael and real incr power, with great economy. «T. Fwuee and Store 3*48 WATER ST., NEW YORK. 676 F»r MNUJ01 get oar Sheran Patrick, expressman, h Franklin n Hancock av Sbergar Richard, cabinetmaker, h 116 Pavooia av Sheridan Bryan, laborer, h 443 First Sheridan Charles, fireman, h 2 Hudson, Hoboken Sheridan Christopher, laborer, h 151 Eighth Sheridan Daniel, teamster, h Communipaw av n Philip Sheridan Edward, h Congress n Summit av Sheridan Edward, laborer, h 318 Wayne Sheridan James, coachman, h 191 Warren Sheridan James, laborer, h 464 First Sheridan James, pedlar, h Thome n Nekon ar Sheridan John, carriage trimmer, h Newark n Nelson av Sheridan John, laborer, h 464 First Sheridan John, laborer, h 28 R K av Sheridan John, liquors, 317 First Sheridan John, oakum maker, h Summit av c Ludlow av Sheridan John C., fancy goods, h 191 Bay Sheridan Mary, wid John, h Monmouth nBBar Sheridan Michael, hardware, h 212 Thirteenth Sheridan Peter, coal, 98 Pavonia av, h 459 Grove Sheridan Peter, laborer, h 142 Ninth Sheridan Philip, h 464 First Sheridan Thomas, expressman, & 234 Wayne Sheridan Thomas, laborer, h Tonnele av n Manhattan ST Sheridan Thomas, laborer, h 171 Twelfth Sheridan Thomas, laborer, h 318 Wayne Sheriff Hart K., harnessmaker, h Central av n Lincoln Sherlock Augustus, carman, h r 261 R R av Sherly Henry carpenter, h Carlton ar n Montrose av Sherman David H., {D. H. Sherman & Co.), h 195 Pacific v Sherman Elizabeth, wid Andrew J., h 121 Newark av Sherman Eugene, bookkeeper, h 329 Fourth Sherman Ezra, bartender, h Philip n Communipaw av SHERMAN GEORGE, hotel, Philip n Communipaw a* Sherman Marcus P., clerk, h 210 First Sherman Mary, wid James, h 329 Fourth Sherman Michael, engineer, h Zabriskie n Central av SHERMAN O. G., physician & pharmaceutist, 500 Pali sade av . M IC For SAXE &. ROBERTSON- 6TT Ottce, *«. & 6RAJU> & JERSEY CITY FIRE INS. CO., Corner 6re*me» Sherman Walter S., reporter, h Henry n Chestnut av Sherman William, batcher, h 329 Fourth Sherman D. H. ETSHGJ ia Htm JOMJ. ShincHer Joseph, police, h 227 South Shine Cornelius, laborer, h*146 Ninth Shine Cornelius, watchman, h 246 Eleventh Shine John, laborer, h 120 Willow, Hoboken Shine Thomas, plumber, 95 Willow, h Clinton n Third, Ho boken ' Shine Timothy, laborer, h 177 Fourteenth Shinkwin Edward,«laborer, h 216 Henderson Shinn Thomas, glaasblower, h 491 Grove Shinott Loois, boilermaker, h Grace n Summit av Shipley Anna, wid John, nurse, h 131 Pavonia ay Shipley Samuel, carpenter, h Suydam av n Newark & NYRR Shipman Samuel P., carpenter, h Bergen av n Montgomery Shippen Catharine R., wid Richard, h River c Sixth, Ho- boken Shippen Frank, clerk, h River c Sixth, Hoboken Stop!** Wttlfam W\, pm, 3 Newai-k, b River n Fifth, Ho- 1 oolceri Shippert Adolph, barber, Palisade av c Congress Shheppegrell Wilhelm, bookkeeper, 56 Garden. Hoboken Shlick Joseph, h 2,5 Willow, Hoboken . Shoemaker George, laborer, h Paterson n Pierce av Shoeman Charles, batcher, 229 & h 218 Washington, Ho- boken Shoemann Henry, laborer, h r 259 R R av Shondy John, carpenter, h Communipaw av n Monticelloav Shone Charles T., h 321 Fourth Shonkorosky David, carpenter, h Griffith n Nelson av Shonkorosky Julius, carpenter, h Griffith n Nelson av Shooling Patrick, laborer, h 7 R R av Shopp Benjamin R., clerk, h Fairmount ay n West Sideav Shopp G«orge, butcher, h 319.Fourth Shopp John, bntcbef, h Communipaw av n Bergen av Shopp William, constable, h 331 Fifth Short James A., carpenter, h Vroom n Summit av Short Josiah £., agent, h 252 Ninth GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE JV. THUBSTWf k Jl^f JTINGS, AfrU., 1 Montgomery St, Jersej Citj. ere Short Eliilip, police, h Newark n BaMwi* ar — Short TbQraas, laborer, h 206 IJenderson Snort Thomas, laborer, h R R av c Henderson Short Thomas W., plumber, h 171 Clinton, Hoboken Short William H., mason, h Stavvesanfav n Welden Shorten John, carpenter, h 426 First Shotte Herman, porter, hr!87 Bloomfield, Hoboken * Shotter John P., printer, h 13 Essex Shotweil Eli P., feed, h Carteret av n Clerk Shotwell James R., foreman, h 118 Erie Shreeve Isaac, mason, h 305 Bloomfield, Hoboken Shriner Charles, engraver, h 211 Sixth Shriner Emily, wid Lawrence, boarding, 211 Sixth Shriner Lawrence, engineer, h 211 Sixth Shroedel Alexander, sewing machines, 96 First, Hoboken Shrope William B., real estate, h Fairview av n Bergen av Shrotner Henry, laborer, h 278 Wayne SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Warsninijton and Montgomery Open daily from 10 AJf. to 8 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 6 to 7. INTBRKST FSO1S THE FIRST OF BVEBT MONTH. Shuermann William, barber, h r 359 Fourth Shufflebotham Henry, tinsmith, h Monticello av n Belm'nt av Shaghrae Thomas, blacksmith, h 145 Morgan Shul Augustus, h Prospect n Palisade av Shnler John, shoemaker, 262 R R av Shnler J., barkeeper, h 233 Bay Shalt John, h Hancock av n Hotton Shults Frank, machinist, h 203 R R av. Shnltz Adolf, wheelwright, h Second c Adams, Hoboken Shaman George, laborer, h r 225 R R av Sbuman Henry, tailor, h 169 Clinton, Hoboken Shaman Herman, varnisher, h Paterson n Durhan av Shumway Malvina H., wid Henry, h 208 Third Shunk Louis, Jr., pedlar, h Kearney av n Jackson av Sfiuttenhelm Adolph, liquors, h 27 Third, Hoboken Sias Horace, police, h Atlantic n Jaekson av LEYIW. POST, CMI Engineer £ Crly Sumfor, Vew&rk Art., opp. Court Eooat, A PEteiU At«., at. fcntail Art., 3. 0. COMMSSCTAL A 8PECUIT1. Sicardi Frances, wid Antonio, h Clendenny av n Bergen av Sickelmore Clifford, printer, h Van Winkle av n Grand av Sickels John B., h 82 Warren Sickels John N j, builder, h N Y av n South Sickler Hiram, moulder, h Mandeville av n Bergen av Sidman Alfred, bookkeeper, h Waverley n Palisade av Sidman Henry L, machinist, h Waverley n Palisade av Siebein John L., shipchandler, h 188 Hudson, Hoboken Siebeu Jacob, builder, Bramhall av n Jackson av Sieber Roman us, shoemaker, 69 Fourth, Hoboken Sieberg August, agent, h 30 Hudson, Hoboken Sieberg Charles, h 30 Hudson, Hoboken Sieberg Hugo, notary public, h 30 Hudson, Hoboken Siebert Albert, shoemaker, 191 Provost, h 156 Seventh Siebert Charles, printer, h 173 Bloomfield, Hoboken Siebert Charles,tsilver plater, h Newark n Durhan\av Siebert Conraa, lager, 132 Hudson, Hoboken Siebcirt ¥taftk/fe rVewark n Durham av STebeft"Martin \V., printer, h 369 Garden, Hoboken Siebold Henry I., importer, h 342 Garden, Hoboken Siedentop Henry, upholsterer, 79 & h 57 Washington, Hbkn Siedler Qharjes, tpbacco, h Crescent av n Brinkerhoff Siedler John, carpenter, h 207 Willow, Hoboken Sieffert Joseph Jr, bartender, h 101 Washington, Hoboken Sietkes Herman D., fancygoods, h 294 Washington, Hobk'n Siefkes John J., grocer, Bridgman av o Summit av Siegmnnd Franz, importer, h 92 Hudson, Hoboken Siegenthaler George H., Jager,Jersey av c R R av Siegfried Adam, lager, NYavc Sonth Siegler William, clerk, h 53 Fifth, Hoboken Siegman Christian, boxmaker, h Ege av n Bergjen av Sicgwant Frederick, clerk, h 320 Bloomfield, Hoboken Siekel Anton, carpenter, h 222 Henderson Siel Frederick, carpenter, h Hntton c Cambridge av Siemer Henry, provisions, Meadow c Sixth, Hoboken Siemer John, butcher, 153 First, Hoboken Siems Frederick, painter, 406 Palisade av Sierck Oareten, sugar refiner, h 112 Hudson, Hoboken Sierck William, sugar refiner, h 112 Hudson, Hoboken THE ESTEY ORGANS 1.T3 wwN^iAM JKWW JJIHT CRT ffli OflL I,, Sierichs Catharine, wid John, h 310 Washington, Hoboken Sieverding Anthony, segars, 226 Grove Sievers Henry, grocer, 372 Henderson Sievers John P., cabinetmaker, Court n Second, h 65 Garden, Hoboken Sievers Patrick,' laborer, h Lake n Nelson av Sievers Thomas, shoemaker, h 333 First Sievert August, carpenter, Hopkins av n Summit av Sigel John, watchmaker, h 11 Broadway Sign a John, segars, Newark n Summit av Silberberg Emfl, bookbinder, h 156 Bloonifield, HobokeA Silkman John B., agent, h 243 Second Silkoski Alexander, laborer, h 241 Provost Sill James M., clerk, h Waverley n Palisade av Sillcox Charles, carpenter, h 350 Grove SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANT, Cor. Waahlnffton and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs-trom 6 to t* }&- INTEREST PROM THE FIRST OP EVERY fltttoWflg.' Sillcox Charles, carpenter, h 196 Seventh Silleck John V., carpenter, h 148 Meadow, Hoboken „ Sillsbee John, clerk, h 17 Clark pi : Silpath John L., baggagemaster, h 122 Bfll av Silver Edward, carpenter, h 263 Grove Silver Ernest, carpenter, h 263 Grove Silver Henry, fancy goods, 158 Washington, h 200 Blooni- field, Hoboken ' • Silver John, carpenter, h 263 Grove Silver Samuel, barber, h 118 Willow, Hoboken Silver William, carpenter, h 263 Grove Silver William E., carpenter, h 263 Grove Simmeikiaer Carl C, druggist, Oakland av c Jefferson aV Simmons Abraham, fisherman, b PhiHp n Communipaw' av Simmons Abraham, produce, h 212 Bay 8ifnmons Qnrdoii^'ettgiPBgr, li 222 Provost Waters' "Coaeerto Parlor Oigaiis" and t iaiaW. HOtfACE WAtfeR* & SON, >. 491 &BOADWAY, 1TEW"' 86 D«Bf Orralatfoi »««bU tlut of THE E7ENINU JODRNAL: other HmiMa C««nty ?ap«n Simmons' Dennis, trunkmaker, 127 Newark av, h Cornefison av n Hudsoa av Simmons Felix, lookingglassmaker, h Dnrham av n Poplar Simmons Garrett V. It., clerk PO,h 93 Washington Simmons Gnstavus, driver, h 356. Secoud Simmons James, bartender, h Kearney av n Jackson av Simmons Michael, produce, h 76 Washington Simmons Michael, salesman, h Philip n Oommunipaw av Simmons Oscar, dry goods, h 239 Garden, Hoboken Simnions William, com mer, h 86 Garden, Hoboken Simmons William H., produce, h 169 Grand Simms Eleanor, wid Robert, h 198 Montgomery Simms John C, customs, h Summit av n Newark av Simon Bernard H., liquors, Hoboken av u Oakland av Simon Edward, carpenter, h 172 R R av Simon Edward D., painter, h 195 Garden, Hoboken Simon George, h 241 Bloomfield, Hoboken ^icyon Jacpb, lager, 274 Newark av nmon John, boilermaker, h 118 Willow, Hoboken Simon Morris, bookkeeper, h 210 Newark av Simon Patrick, teamster, h Pine n N & N Y R R Simctnds Manufacturing Co.,. Steuben-n Greene Simonet Francis, woodwork, h Grace n Central av Simons Charles D., clerk, h 287 Pavonia av Simons Corbett H., h 253 Seventh Simons Jacob^ clothing, 202 Newark av, h 244 First Simons James D., banker, h .253 Seventh Simons Mary A., wid George, h 20 Hudson, Hoboken Simojjg Thomas, butcher, 374 First Simonson James H., carpenter, h Paterson n Pierce av Simonson John H., (Simonson Bros), h Vreeland n Clare- mont av 8iraon8on William R., {Simonson Bros), h Jackson av c Forrest Simonson Bros, {John H. & William R.\ grocers, Ocean av c Kearney av Simonton Charles, supt, h 356 Fifth ERMAOTAFIRE INSURANCE NEWARK, THURSTON & JENSIIGS, Agrt*., 1 683 • Simonton Charles D. B.3 clerk, h 372 Tifth •» Simonton George H., clerk, h 'it&Fffti T Simpkins George, driver, 190 willo*, Hoboken » Simpson Charles M., conveyancer, h American Hotel* Simpson Henry, painter, 55 York, h 154 Montgomery Simpson James, clerk, h 8 Bright 4p Simpson Jane, wid William, h 428 First Simpson John, laborer, h 491 Grove Simpson John, mariner, h 60 Washington, Hoboken • Simpson Joseph, laborer, h 194 Warren Simpson Mary A., seamstress, h 176 Montgomery Simpson Robert, engineer, h 177 Meadow Hoboken *^ Simpson Thomas K., boarding, 79 York Simpson William, boatman, h 9 Newark, Hoboken Simpson William D., batcher, h Waverley n Oakland av Sims John, heater, h 80 Canal Si ens William, mason, h 59 Hudson Sinclair D. S., merchant, h Ocean av c Forrest SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANt, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from* 3 to *l. 0T INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTBU- Sinclair George, machinist, h Chestnut av n Henry Sinclair George D., carpenter, h Chestnut av n Henry SINCLAIR GRAHAM M.. plumbin* gasfitter & metal roofing, 160 Washington, Hoboken SINCLAIR HOUSE, Washington c Ferry, Hoboken Sinclair John W., clerk, h 160 Washington, Hoboken Sinclair Mary, wid Thomas, h 193 Newark av Siner Frederick W., hostler, h Cambridge av n South Siner Robert, brakeman, h Maple n Whiton Singelmann Henry, vinegar, 78 Newark, Hoboken Singer Frank, laundry, 150 Meadow, Hoboken Singler Harry, driver, h Johnston av n Whiton Singler John, machinist, h 143 Pavonia av Singler Theodore, carpenter, h 135 Pavonia av LEVIW. POST, Civil Engineer & Gitf S Neirark Are,, epp. Oowt EOUM, & PftTonia A^t., nr. Summit Art., J. 0. 684 Job Prfofec OAe«. f THE EYEMG JGOfilAL {"^H•pp*latc4 U Jtew Jerwy. Singleton Edward B! J:, notions, h Jackson av n Oommuni- paw av Singridge Augustine, bookkeeper, h Newark av n Cook Sink Louis, machinist, h 171 Twelfth Sinnott John, foreman, h r Newark av n Chestnut av Sinnott John, moulder, h Bergen plank rd c Bramhall av Sinnott Philip, carpenter, h Summit av n Newark av Sinnott Thomas B., lawyer, h Summit av n Newark av Sip Jacob, bookkeeper, n Vroom n Bergen av Sipp Catharine, wid Christopher, h Bergen av n Commnni- paw av Sipp Christopher, builder, Bergen av n Communipaw av Sipp George, builder, Bergen av n Union Sipp Margaret, wid Garrett, h Tonnele av c Idaho av Sipp Sarali E., drygoods, Bergen av n Comrounipaw av StppeYoftder J., eaudy, Newark av n Summit av Sippers Henry, blacksmith, h 183 Morgan taJKiHifttyl J., 4el operator, h. 426 Henderson «t6elrojlor,. h Pine a Communipaw av Siak Michael, laborer, h 175 Twelfth SJBBOD Charles G., prea, 92 Pavonia av, h Jersey av c Sixth Sisters of Charity, 187 Erie SiCttg Matthias, gegars, h 221 Witehtngton, Hoboken Skeeiies William H., pedlar, h 249 Thirteenth Skell Frederica, wid Charles, h 81 Sixth, Hoboken Skellenger Elista, carpenter, h Hoboken av n Oakland av Skelly John, laborer, h 143 Morpan Btelly John, salesman, h 184 "Willow, Hoboken Skelly Matthew, laborer, h Hicks n Summit av 8kelly Thomas, laborer, h Hicks n Summit av Skelly William, laborer, h Chestnut av h Vine Skelly William, laborer, h 170 Washington, Hoboken Skerratt John H., gardener, h Mallory av c Stny vesant av Skidraore George, flour, h 265 Bloomfield, Hoboken Skid more John, clerk, h Willow n Second, Hoboken Skiff John H., carman, h 324 Seventh Skiff William, produce, h Monticello av c Fairview av Skiffington Rosa, wid John, h 224 Jersey av Ski lien Andrew, painter, h Grand n East tOTTV ABC 41IC IFor ^flwreh nn" •"•rl°'- M to 11T UnuAlio u 12 UKWi mmi siw TOIL SAXE A, ROBERTSON. nice, No. |8 GRAND fflg, i Comer {Jrewie. Skillen James, painter, h 124 First, Hoboken Skillman Frank, clerk, h 141 Henderson Skillman Frederick, carpenter, h Myrtle av n Ocean av Skillman Ja-wb, carpenter, h Myrtle av n Ocean av Skinner Benjamin F., carpenter, h Clinton av n Sackett Skinner Edward, towing, 1 Exchange pi, h 81 Hudson Skinner Frederick G-., editor, h 87 Warren Skinner John, clerk, h 188 Henderson Skinner Philip T., clerk, h 87 Warren Skinner William R., bookkeeper, h Brinkerhoff n Bergen av Skonberg John TL, jeweler, h 201 B R av Slack James, laborer, h r 180 Eleventh Slack James L., printer, h 182 Fifth Slack Levi H., driver, h St Pauls av n Be van Slade Calvin, real estate, h 111 Warren SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 8 to 7. &T I3TERBST FROM THE FIRST OP EVKBY B^TH. Slade Charles C, dry goods, h 111 Warren Slaight Abraham., painter, h 507 Palisade av. Slaight Bonat, h West Side av n Lexington av Slammon John, laborer, h Whyte n Meadow Slater Esther, wid Justus, h 206 Pacific av Slater Howard, clerk, 206 Pacific av Slater Joshua, laborer, h Elliot pi n Palisade av Slater Justus, clerk of assessments, City Hall, h 206 Pacific av Slattery Joanna, wid Edward, h Bergen plk rd n Harrison Slattery Mary, wid Timothy, dry goods, 154 Pavonia av Slattery William, shoemaker, 111 Essex Slanghter Joel C, com raer, li 113 Pacific av Slauson Austin M., confectioner, h 58 Sussex Slavin Ellen, wid Thomas, dressmaker, h 320 First Slavin James, laborer, h r 365 Second Slavin Mary, wid James, h St Pauls a? n Palisade av * Waters' "Concerto Parior Organs" and Piano?. HORACE WATERS & SON, Wtureroom*, No, 481 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK. fte Cfa»l«tf«i fts benued m mm JO Foil la Three Te*w. Slavin William, shoemaker, h 200 Twelfth Slayback John W., mariner, h 30 Morris Sleeper George W., h Ooinmunipaw av n Philip Slepper Charlep, sflk, h 210 Hudson, Hoboken Slice Andrew, shoes, 138 First, Hoboken Slicer George B., clerk, h Montgomery n Britton Slifer Matthew, sailmaker, h N Y av n Sonth Slingsby George, stonecutter, h Storms av n Bostwick pi Slip Joseph, laborer, h 270 Wayne Slipper John, snpt, Greene c Bay, h Cottage n Summit av Sloan Alexander, dock master, h Zabriskie n Central av Sloan Alexander, Jr., engineer, h Zabriskie n Central av Sloan Andrew G., clerk, h 241 Seventh Sloan Frank H., druggist, h 214 Bay Sloan Henry, clerk, n 199 Seventh Sloan James, jeweler, h Jefferson n First, Hoboken Sloan John S., clerk, h 221 Pavonia av ftkran Robert, triactBsmith, -h Sooth n Summit ar .SHoata ThoteaVboardtng;. *14 Bay Sloan William, gateman, h 135 Newark av Sloat Henry, contractor, h 28+ Third Sloat Henry E., broker, h 36 Jersey av Sloat Jenkins, contractor, 165 Fifth, h 284 Third Sloat William H., expressman, h 215 Sixth Slocnm Theodore, clerk, h 53 Sixth, Holx>ken Slosson Charles S., milkman, h 123 Pavonia av Slosson John B., milkman, h 123 Pavonia av Sloyan Dennis, laborer, h 70 Canal Smack Abram, pilot, h Snydam av n Communipaw av Smack John, pilot, h 358 Seventh Smack'William, ferryman, h Suydam n Commnnipaw av Small Ann, wid William, h 319"First Small John, agent, h 190 Pacific av Small John, laborer, h Mercer n Pntnam Small Levi, boatman, h r Grand n Mill Creek Smalley John, carpenter, h 174 Thirteenth Smart Elijah, h Baldwin ar n Newark av GERMANIAFIRE IN8URANCE , . JT. THURSTON * JETIUJIGS, Agts.,1 XontgoMerj St^ Jersey City. 687 Sinart James F., lithographer, h 121 Coles Smart Owen, laborer, h 5 Provctet ' Sraeaton John, carpenter, 439 Newark av Smellie James, machinist, h 263 Fifth Smethnrst Joseph, laborer, h 218 R R ar Smiley Henry, carpenter, h 352 Fourth Smiley Hugh, shoes, 192 Washington, h Springe Simes W Hoboken Smiley Robert, blacksmith, h 283 Newark av Smisson John, plumber, 102 Washington, Hoboken Smith Aaron, carpenter, h Newark n Nelson av Smith Albert, painter, h Hancock av n Suth Smith Albert dr., merchant, h 174 Fourth Smith Alexander, h Bergen av n Highland av Smith Amelia, wid Philip, tancygoods, 254 Newark av Smith Ammel, sandpaperer, h 235 Erie Smith Andrew, wheelwright, h Sackett n Clinton av Smith Ann, h 74 York INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 PJi-, and on Monday and Thursday Kvgs. trom.0 to T. f&~ INTEREST FBODI TELE FIRST OF ETBBY MONTH. Smith Ann, wid George, seamstress, h 226 R R av Smith Ann E., wid Timothy L., h 63 Grand Smith Anning, supt, h 294 Second Smith Arthur T., painter, h 91 Meadow, Hoboken Smith August, driver, h 81 First, Hoboken Smith A. B., foreman, h Pacific av n Pine Smith Benjamin B., (Rev), h 94 River, Hoboken Smith Benjamin P., {Spadone, Rood db Co.), h N T Smith Bernard W., (B. Smith dc Bro.), h 62 Adams, Hobkn Smith Bishop, driver, h Pine n Communipaw av Smith Bryan, butcher, Garden c Third, h 165 Garden, Ho- boken Smith Bryan, livery, 195 Erie, h 8 Bright Smith Calvin A., superintendent, h 279 Fourth Smith Caroline, wid Henry, candy, 208 Garden, Hoboken Smith Catharine, wid Matthew, seamstress, h 157 Newark av LEV! W. POST, Civil Enpieer & City Surveyor, Hnrark Are., opp. tout Roist, h Paroila Are., nr. Summit Art., J» p. ***:- S88 Fl»o Matta*; Color Prfattag b THE EMI JOOBNALI Story Stylo at He* York PrioM. Smith Charles, architect, h Linden av n West Side av Smith Charles, boatman, h r 13 Brunswick Smith Charles, ferryman, h 183 Bay Smith Charles, foreman, h 352 Fourth Smith Charles, laborer, h 178 Erie Smith Charles, mariner, h Hancock av n Sontb Smith Charles, painter, h Philip n Coinmunipaw av Smith Charles, painter, h r 227 Grand Smith Charles, segarmaker, h 357 Second Smith Charles, toys, 194 Washington, Hoboken Smith Charles B., clerk, h Summit av n Fairmount av Smith Charles F., florist, Lafayette pi n Durham av Smith Charles J. Jr., laborer, h 71 Van Vorst Smith Charles M. K., collector, h 372 Monmouth Smith Charles S., blacksmith, Yan Vorst n Morris, h 71 Van Vorst Smith Charles. AT.(ctfrpenterVifJofies n Vroom Soi^(h/CKf^meey A*, k 10 ^Montgomery SmMi^tinMopher, Ofllce, Vo. 88 GBAND ST., JERSEY CITY FIRE INS. CO., Corner Greene. Smith Edward, laborer, h Foffrth n Clinton, Hoboken Smith Edward, laborer, h r 229 Wayne Smith Edward H., merchant, h 222 Second Smith Edward S., agent, h 57 Hudson Smith Elizabeth, wid John, h 333 R R av Smith Elizabeth, wid William B., h Maple n Whiton Smith Enoch J., clerk customs, h 137 York Smith Enos B., fancjgoods, h 171 Fourth Smith E. Henry, painter, Monticello av n Brinkerhoff Smith Francis, coal, 28 Brunswick, h 366 Second Smith Franklin B., clerk, h 171 Garden, Hoboken Smith Franklin B., clerk, h 7 Erie Smith Frederick, carpenter, Bergen Pt plk rd n Harmon, h Brid^man av n Summit Smith Frederick, foreman, h 338 Henderson SAYINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor* Washington and Montuomer^ Open dally from 10 AM. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 8 to T. V$- INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Smith Frederick, laborer, h 482 First Smith Frederick, prodnce, h Central av n Sherman pi Smith Freeman A., {D. F. Smith db Brother & B.F. Wool- sey & Co.), h 36 Grand & Smith George, h Hudson av opp South ™ Smith George, h 242 Meadow. Hoboken Smith George, carpenter, h 329 Tenth Smith George, driver, h 370 Fourth Smith George, frame worker, h 133 Bloom field, Hoboken Smith George, mason, h Fourth n Grand, Hoboken Smith George, moulder, h 193 Warren Smith George, printer, h Monroe n Ferrj, Hoboken Smith George S., carpenter, h Virginia av n Jackson av Smith George T., produce, h 30 Hndson, Hoboken Smith George T., transportation, h 217 Eighth Smith George W., barl>er, Bergen av ri Montgomery, h JVS Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Piaaos. HORACE WATERS A SON, Warerooms, No, 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 87 Smith Henry, {Theodore Smith & Bro.\ h 82 Hudson Smith Henry, (£. W. Smith <£ Bro.), h 206 Garden, Hobk'n Smith Henry, clerk, h Taylor's hotel Smith Henry, grocer, 396 First Smith Henry, jeweler, 217 Fifth Smith Henry, laborer, h 379 Henderson Smith Henry, machinist, h Waverley n Oakland av Smith Henry, police h 218 York Smith Henry A., clerk, h 280 First Smith Henry H., ( Wells & Smith), h 126 Erie Smith Henry H., clerk, h Belvidere av n StuyVesant av Smith Henry H., salesman, h 315 Henderson Smith Howard, contractor, h Monticello av n Communipaw Smith Ira, police, h 246 Fourth Smith Isaac, clerk, h 23 Clark pi Smith Isaac, conductor, h Storms av n Howard pi Smith Isabella, ^egars, 102 & h 100 Newark av S«titb Jaraes, (Ji. & J. Smith), h 165 Garden, Hoboken $duth.Jaine&, blacksmith, h 230 Henderson Smith James, blacksmith, h 156 Morgan Smith James, bo-tchcr, h Jackson n Newark, Hoboken Smith James, clerk, h Maple n Whiton * Smith Jaraes, jank, h 105 Steuben Smith James, laborer, h Cornelison av n Montgomery Smith James, laborer, h 211 Grand Smith James, laborer, h 419 Henderson Smith James, laborer, h 250 R R av Smith James, laborer, h 158 Warren Smith James, laborer, h 203 Warren Smith James, laborer, h 302 Wayne Smith James, liquors, 137 S ten ben Smith James, longshoreman, h 99 Meadow, Hoboken Smith James, mason, h Fourth c Grand, Hoboken Smith James, raonlder, h 346 First Smith James, painter, h Griffith n Central av Smith James, potter, h Whyte n Fairmount nr Smith James P. (Rev), h 227 Third GERMANIAFIRE IN8URANCE NEWARK, ]V. J. THTBSTOlf A JVSTSITWS, Ajts., 1 Montyomery St., Jersey CitJ. 691 Smith James W., machinist, h Oommaoipaw a P4»iJ*p Smith James W., willow ware, h 27 Erie Smith Jeremiah, laborer, h 19 Atlantic Smith Joanna, wid Michael, gent's fnrn'g, 78 Montgomery Smith Job C, h 214 Sixth Smith John, h First c Erie Smith John, baker, 135 Steuben Smith John, barber, h 157 Newark av Smith John, bookbinder, h Bevan c Walnut Smith John, boxmaker, h 211 Variek Smith Jonn, batcher, 371 Grand, h Bergen Smith John, carman, h 264 KRav Smith John, coachman, h Pine n Maple Smith John, conductor, h Maple n Whiton Smith John, contractor, 368 Fourth Smith John, fireman, h 211 Sixth Smith John, hides, h Monticello av n Emory Smith John, laborer, h Beacon av n Summit av SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 8 to T. INTEREST FBOm THE FIRST OP EVERT MONTH, Smith John, laborer, li 181 Bloomh'eld, Hoboken Smith John, laborer, h James n Mallory av Smith John, laborer, h Kearney av n Ocean av Smith John, laborer, h 63 Newark av Smith John, laborer, h St Pauls av n Summit av Smith John, laborer, h 115 Steuben Smith John, liquors, 127 & 137 Hudson, h SaltervUle Smith John, machinist, h 352 Wayne Smith John, mason, h 314 First Smith John, segarmaker, h Coles n Ninth Smith John, segarmaker, 4 Newark, Hoboken, h Bowes 0 Center av Smith John, stevedore, h r 346 Third Smith John, tailor, h 201 Willow, Hoboken Smith John, Jr, laborer, h Jackson n Ferry, Hoboken Smith John A., com mer, h 34 Erie LEV1W, POST, Cifil Engineer & City & tfewark Are., opp. Court House, U Pavonia An., nr. Summit AT*., J. 0. 692 For Lug« Trluttmg Jo»«, THE EVENING JOURNAL { get ow Ectbuta. Smith John A., hairdresser, h 338 Ninth Smith John C, shipjoiner, h 170 York Smith John E., butter, h 34 Erie Smith John H., machinist, h 243 Washington, Hoboken Smith John H., segarmaker, h Summit av n Five Corners Smith John J., fceaeher, h 335 Second Smith John M., contractor, 368 Fourth Smith John N., carpenter, h Thorne n Summit av* Smith John P., guncase maker, h Newark n Nelson av Smith John T., agent, h 164 Varick Smith John V., h 172 York Smith John W., butcher, Fairmount c Bergen av, h Storms av n Bostwick pil Smith Jonas, clerk, h Whiton n Lafayette Smith Joseph, carpenter, h 100 Newark av Smith Joseph, clerk, h r 184 Morgan Smith Joseph, paperhanorer, h Henry n Chestnut av Smith Joseph, police, h Hancock av n South Smith J. Nottingham, brick presses, 44 Hudson, h 214 Sixth Smith Leander, h 31 Jersey av Smith Louis E., police, h Gardner av n Summit av Smith Lucius, com mer, h Carteret av n Ocean av Smith Margaret, wid Jeremiah, h r 194 Fourth Smith Margaret T., wid Thomas, Monticello av n Emory Smith Mary, h r 16 Bright Smith Mary, wid James, candies, h 329 Eighth Smith Mary, wid John, h Jackson n Ferry, Hoboken Smith Marv, wid Michael, h 45 Brunswick Smith Mary A., wid Robert L., h Ocean av n Forrest Smith Matthew, laborer, h 71 "Washington Smith Matthias, upholsterer, h 45 Gregory Smith Maynard, foreman, 136 Hndson, h 116 Washington Smith Melinda, wid Isaac, h Jones n Vroom Smith Mena, wid Philip, fancygoods, 254 Newark av Smith Michael, (M. & J. Smith), 165 Garden, Hoboken Smith Michael, laborer, h Bergen plk rd n Bramhall av Smith Michael, laborer, h 140 Ninth Smith Michael, laborer, h 246 Henderson I He to It i Utlb ANo h .12 mm mm m mi 693 (Wee, IU, 86 G»AND fflV, BSEYCITYffllNBlBO;, Oorier Greene. Smith Michael, wharibuilder, h r 362 Henderson Smith Miles G., mason, 152 Garden, Hoboken Smith Mitchell, teamster, h Frazer pi n Jay Smith Patrick, grocer, 454 First Smith Patrick, laborer, h Oommunipaw av n -Jackson av Smith Patrick, laborer, h Montgomery n Tners av Smith Patrick, laborer, h 159 Provost Smith Patrick, mason, h 168 Sixth Smith Patrick, piledriver, h Summit av n Fleet Smith Peter, gardener, h West Side av n plk rd Smith Peter, laborer, h r 18 Morris Smith Peter, machinist, h 121 Pacific av Smith Peter, painter, h 285 Sixth Smith Peter, painter, h 327 Eighthii SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor* TVasiilnjpton and Montgomery fe»tsrt Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to 7. I . .. t?T IXTLHEST FROM THE FIRST OP EVERY MON1H. Smith Peter, sale stables, h 66 Fifth, Hoboken SMITH PETER, smith, 114 Hudson, h Sussex c Greene Smith Peter A., mason, h 188 Eighth Smith Philip, engineer, h 285 Blooinfield,.Hoboken Smith Philip, laborer, h 177 Seventh Smith Philip, laborer, h 109 Willow, Hoboken Smith Ralph, plasterer, h Colgate c Mercer . Smith Ralph E., clerk, h 199 Grand Smith Richard, mason, h 228 R R av Smith Robert, gardener, h Commnnipaw av n Squier Smith Robert, salesman, h Summit av n Crawford Smith Robert, shoemaker, h Summit av n Howard pi Smith Robert, stonecutter, h First c Erie Smith Samuel, dispatcher, h 167 Erie Smith Samnel, laborer, h 134 R R av Smith Samuel C, police, h Pacific av n Walnut Smith Samuel P-iearmau. h 306 Sixth Waters' "Concerto Parlor Oigans" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Warerooms, No, 481 BBOA.DWAY, NEW YORK. B*«t A#r«rtiria* ETENHJOOlALi la New Smith Sarah E., dressmaker. 344 Eighth Smith Sebastian, laborer, h Hoboken av c Oakland av Smith Silas, carpenter, h 153 Newark av Smith Simeon M., alderman, h! 160 Pacific av Smith Stephen, superintendent, h 292 Garden, Hoboken Smith Stewart J., bookkeeper, h 53 Grand Smith Sutherland, lawyer, h 94 River, Hoboken Smith Theodore, {Theodore Smith & Brother), h 82 Hudson Smith Theodore, milk, Willow n First, Hoboken Smith Theodore &'Brother, (Theodore dk Henry), ship- smiths. Essex n Hudson Smith Theodore B., coal, 19 Montgomery & Van Voret c Morris, h 12 Sussex Smith Thomas, carpenter, h 39 R R av Smith Thomas, gardener, Communipaw av c Squier Smith Thomas, laborer, h Bergen plank rd n Harmon Smith Thomas,, laborer, h 380 Henderson Srattb Thomas, laborer, h Hicks n Summit av Smith Thomas, laborer, h Madison n Ferry, Hoboken Smith Thomas, laborer, n 131 Stenben Smith Thomas, mason, h 123 Willow, Hoboken Smith Thomas, pilot, h 97 Garden, Hoboken Smith Thomas, salesman, h Communipaw av Smith Thomas, salesman, h 333 Fourth Smith Thomas, shoemaker, 33 Brunswick Smith Thomas, silverplater, h 180*Meadow, Hoboken ^_ -• Smith Thomas H., clerk, h 332 Henderson - -** Smith Thomas- M.. salesman, h 333 Fonrth Smith T. V., physician, Snmmit av n Newark av Smith Walter J., architect, h Second n Stuyvesant av Smith Wilfred C, produce, h Union n Bergen av Smith William, baker, 299 Grove Smith Wm, bookkeeper, 56 Montgomery, h Montclair, N J Smith William, carpenter, h r Newark av n Ferris Smith William, clerk, h 112 Second, Hoboken Smith William, com mer, h 165 Washington, Hoboken Smith William, cooper, h Van Winkle av n Grand av NEWARK, 3V. THUBSTOIf 3s JENNINGS, Agfo., 1 Mmtgomrj St., Jenej Cltj. Smith William, fireman, h Frazer pi n Jay Smith William, laborer, h Firet Q konroe, Hoboken Staith William, laborer, h. Kearney av n Ocean av Smith William, laborer, h Summit av n Newark av Smith William, milk, h 249 Sixth Smith William, police, h Mill rd Smith William, porter, h 25 Clinton, Hoboken Smith William, printer, h Sherman av n South Smith William A., towboats, h 41 Morris Smith Wm D., weigher, ft Morgan, h Germania av c Lincoln Smith William E., surgeon, h 312 First Smith William F., grocer, Firet c Adams, Hoboken Smith William H., painter, Communipaw av e "Vreeland av, h Fairview av n Monticello av Smith William J., cashier, h 4S7 Palisade av Smith William J., clerk, h 413 Grove Smith William J., painter, h Monticello av c Brinkerhoff Smith William J. B., coal, ft Hudson, h 223 Wayne SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wa,elilnartoxi and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from S to 7. r3~ INTEREST FBOM THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Smith William L., moulder, h 153 Henderson Smith B. & Bro, (Bernard W. & Henry), batchers, 206 Garden, Hoboken SMITH D. F. & BROTHER, (D. Franklin & Freeman A), hardware & honsefurnighinp;, 53 Newark av Smullen Robert, h Pacific av c Halladay Smyth John, segar maker, h Bowers c (Cambridge av Smyth Ralph, plasterer, h 258 Mercer Smyth Stephen (Rev), hi 12 Barrow Smythe Abel A., (John H. Smyth t& Son), h 200 Mercer Sraythe John H., (John R. Smythe & Son), h 209 Fourth Smythe John H. & Son, (John H. & Abel A.), grocers, 301 Grove Snedeker Mary E., wid Edward, h Halladay n Lafayette Snedeker Michael, carpenter, h Montgomery n West Side av Snedeker William, machinist, h Pine n Comraunipaw av LEW W. POST, Ciril Engineer & City Surveyor, Neirark Arp,, ojp. Court Boots, k Psrante An., or. Summit AT*., J. 0. 696 COMMERCIAL PRHTTING THE EVENING JOURNAL 1 A SPECULTI. Sneden Aggie, teacher, h 239 Garden, Hoboken Sneden Garrett, carpenter, b 192 Pavouia av Snell Isaac, laborer, h Belmont av n Monticello av Snell John W., milk, 89 Coles Snellgrove James, boatbuilder, Van Vorst c Essex, h r 25 Morris Snellgrove John M., boatbuilder, 241 Greene, h Perth Am- boy Snelling Edward T.,real estate, Erie c Ninth, h N Y Sniffin William P., bookkeeper, h 319 Eighth Snike John, carpenter, h 343 Ninth Snoddy John, painter, h Bock n Summit av Snoddy Samuel, fireman, h Duncan av c Bergen av Snoddy Samuel, tailor, h Rock n Summit av Snoopenhaben Peter, segarmkr, h Summit av n Five Corners Snow Feilder, laborer, h Ege av n Ocean av Snow George W., mouldings, Morgan c Greene, h 174 York Snow Phi jo L., (Snow & Nathan), h 174 Y DaUy ClrcmlattM DoabU other Haaioa Commij eombiMd. Sommers Henry, butcher, h 77 Sixth, Hoboken Sommers Henry, cooper, h 192 Warren <' Sommers Mary, wid Francis, h 78 Essex Sommers Michael, driver, h 138 Van Vorst Sondericker Eliza, wid Jacob, h 323 First Sondheimer Jacob, liquors, 11 Brunswick Soney Jacob, locksmith, 72 York Sonn John, hairdresser, 50 Third, h 102 Newark, Hoboken Son n John, laborer, h Jefferson u Ferry, Hoboken Sonntag Philip, porter, h Monroe n Second, Hoboken Sonsen John, carpenter, h 183 Bloomfield, Hoboken Soop James, engineer, h 167 Eighth Soper Anthony, mariner, h Cottage n Summit av Soper Edward, mariner, h 254 Fonrth Soper Ezra, mariner, h 198 Third Soper James, li Summit av n Gardner av Soper John W., (J. W. Soper & Co.), h Madison av n Com- mon ipaw av SOPER J. W. & CO., (J. W. Soper, D. W. Meeker da D. Blau, Jr.), civil engineers and oity surveyors, c Summit av & Grand (See adv back cover) Sorge Frederick A., music teacher, h 122 Hudson, Hoboken Sorge H. H.j cabinetmaker, h 149 Bloomfield, Hoboken Soria Abraham, clerk, b 324 Fifth Sorrell Ferdinand, hatter, h Thome n Central av Soreon John W., engineer, h 179 Eighth Sorta Augusta, wid Frederick, candies, 131 Meadow, Ho- boken Soner Joseph, segarmaker, h Grand n Prior Soner Richard, clerk, h 362 Eighth Soule Benjamin D., clerk, h 245 Jersey av Soule Daniel £., (H. Jtfc Printing OBee. Iftt JUHMLItrappointe, d U A«w Jersey. Speagel Richard, laborer, h 64 Warren Spear George M. Jr., hatter, 132 Washington, Hoboken, & 49 Montgomery Spear Henry E., hardware, h Ocean av n Claremont av Spear M. EL, varieties, 56 Newark av Spear Robert, watchjeweler, h 17 Wales S*pearman Mary, wid John, h Laidlaw av n Oakland av Spears John> junk, h r 343 Newark av Speer Abraham, undertaker, Bergen AV C Bergen sq Speer James P., clerk, h 301 Second Speer Moses J., bricklayer, h 201 Willow, Hoboken Speer William H., undertaker, Grand n Oommnnipaw av, h" Park pi n Coinmnnipaw av Speers Harry S., leather, h 134 Wayne Speers Milton M., clerk, h 123 Grove Speers Ren wick M., leather, h 134 Wayne Speers Thomas C, leather, h 134 Wayne Speers William S., hay, h 134 Wayne Spoil* "VHM»m, grocer, 383 Fourth Spellan Patrick, liquors, Kearney av n Jackson av Spell man Margaret, wid Jobny h Beacon av n Palisado av Spellman Peter, laborer, h Laidlaw av n Central av Spellmeyer Christian WM h Paterson n Central av Spence John, {Mathevos <& Spenoe), h York n Washington Spence John, marble cutter, h 262 Newark av Spencel Adele, dressmaker, Tenth c Henderson Spencer Charles, fireman, h 30 Shippenville, Hoboken Spfen«er Charles, painter, h 183 Seventh Spencer Daniel, plumber, 28 First, h 55 Washington, Hobkn Spencer Dennis L., freight agent, h 81 Erie Spencer Elizabeth C, wid Guy, h 346 Monmouth Spencer George H.r spring maker, 433 OAce, N«. 88 GRAND ST., JERSEY CITY FERE INS: CO., Corner Greene. Spengeman Frederick H., grocer, Bramhall av c Jackson, h Communipaw av c Crescent av Speogeman Fredk W., barber, 194 Henderson, h Greenville Sperrow William, shoemaker, h 223 Henderson Sperry Joseph, trackman, h 197 Ninth Spickles Frederick R., porter, h 13 Clinton, Hoboken Spiekerman William C, produce, h 326 Henderson Spielmann Arthur, (Spielmann (& Britsh), h Palisade av c Hoboken av Spielmann Charles, insurance, 8 Newark, Hoboken, h Ho- boken av c Palisade av SPIELMANN & BRUSH, {Arthur Speilmann dk Charles B. Brush), city surveyors cz archi- tects, 8 Newark, Hoboken. (See adv back cover) SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from B to 7. t*/~ IXTI.KEST FBOZVt THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Spier Theodore, machinist, h 142 R R av Spiers Daniel, carpenter, h 60 Newark, Hoboken Spinner Alexander, fishsruoker, h 242 First, Hoboken Spinner Anthony, laborer, h 186 First, Hoboken Spinning Grace D., wid Francis, h 331 Grove Spittal William B., clerk, h American Hotel Spitzon John, laborer, h County rd n Tonnele av Spivey Reuben, tailor, h Jefferson av n Palisade av Splane Daniel, laborer, h 263 Tenth Spohn Mary, wid Henry, h 40 Fourth, floboken Sponholz firnest A., sugarboiler, h Newark n Summit av Sponza John, h 235 Tenth Spooner Ann, h Snmmit av<>n Newark av Spooner Edward A., expressman, h 362 Seventh Spoots Philip, laborer, h 364 First Sporre Louis, watchmaker, h Ferris n Van Winkle av Waters' "Concerto Pador Oigans" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Warerootns, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK. 702 Its ClrtmUtiam feM Iaez*ae4 P"o*r EYEMG JOINALI Fold la Tkne Tern. Sport Thomas, laborer, h 368 Second Spotte Mary, wid Henry, tailoress, h 12 Brnnswick Spragne John, plnmber, h 9 Clinton, Hobdken SPREINE AUGUST, baker, Bleeker c Summit av Sprengling Charlotte, wid Angust, h 104 Garden, Hoboken Spring Lindley W., h Taylor's Hotel Spring Patrick, laborer, h 100 ^ssex Springer John, driver, h First n Greene Springer John, restaurant, h 244 Bloomfield, Hoboken Springer Patrick, laborer, h 248 KBav Springstead Peter, police, h Storms av n Bergen av Springsteen Isaac H., clerk, h 408 Fifth Springsteen John T., engineer, h 408 Fifth Sprock Frederick, h 40 Morris Spronl William D., clerk, h Clinton av n Bergen av Sproules Michael, grocer, 318 Wayne Spry Richard B., tinsmith, h 28 Jersey av Spnrr Frederick, watches, 231 Washington, Hoboken Squires Henry €., giiti'8, h 6 Westcott pi. Squires James, clerk, h 206 Monraoutli Staab Chas P., artists materials, h 79 Bloomfield, Hoboken Staats Henry, carpenter, h Hancock av n Franklin Stack Maurice, police, h 134 Hudson, Hoboken Stack Owen, laborer, h 229± Erie Stack Thomas, laborer, h 338 First Stack Thomas F., photographer, h Cottage n Summit av Stack William, painter, Ii 222 Meadow, Hoboken Stackman John, clerk, h Clinton c Third, Hoboken Stackman Thomas, laborer, h Clendenny av n West Side av Stacy J. Clayton, accountant, h 157 Coles Staedele Andreas, carpenter, h Hopkins av c Palisade av Staeger Otto, baker, h Summit av c Bleeker Staff Sarah, wid Michael, candies, 234 Wayne Staffneil Catharine, wid H«pry, h 217 Garden. Hoboken Stafford William B., clerk, h 338 Sixth Stage Beniamin F., milk, Newark n Summit av Stage William R., milk, h 296 Third GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE NEWARK, IV. J. THURSTON & JE5VIX&S, Agts., 1 Montyonwrj 8t^ Jener City. 703 Stagen Henry, stationer, Grace c Central av Stage Abram V B., sashmfr, Hoboken av c Montgomery av, h Lafayette pi n Nelson av Stagg David M., stairbuilder, 24 Washington, h 238 Mea- dow, Hoboken Stagg Garret, blindmaker, h 65 Garden, Hoboken Stagg William, blindmaker, 24 Washington, h 55 Garden, Hoboken Stahl Joseph, shoemaker, Griffith ri* Summit av Stahl Julius, (Lissner Brothers & Co), h 28 Newark av Stahldreher Louis, furrier, h 183 Bloornfield, Hoboken Stahmer Henry, (Alters & Stahmer), h 417 Henderson Staib Frederick, painter, 350 Fourth Stair Charles A., carpenter, h Webster av n South Staley Emil, h 210 Hudson, Hoboken Stall William, freight agent, h 342 Eighth Stalt John, carpenter, h r 176 Garden, Hoboken Stanira William, director Martha's Institute, h 272 Garden, Hoboken BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open dailf from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 6 to 7. l&- I.NTEBB8T FROM THE FIRST OF EVCBY 1HONTH. Stamminger John B. Jr , tailor, 438 First Standard Roofing Co, 28 First, Hoboken Standish Henry, lithographer, h 262 Meadow, Hoboken Stanford Adolph, laborer, h 76 Meadow. Hoboken Stanford George W., clerk, h 56 Sixth, Hoboken Stanford Stephen, boatman, h 159 Grand Stang Oscar, painter, h Central av n Jefferson av Stanley Andrew J., sewing machines, 365 Grove, h 15 Hen- derson pi Stanley Charles, salesman, h 171 Montgomery Stanley John, blacksmith, 209 Henderson, h 214 R H av Stanley Margaret, principal, h 157 Bloomfield, Hoboken Stanley Pierce, carriage Vmmer, h Newark av c Porter Stannard James A., mercmbit, h 235 Second Stansbie Edwin, clerk, h 38frFourth LEVIW. POST, Civil Engineer £ City Surveyor, Stw&rk Are., opp. Oomrt Bow, A Pfttoei* AT*., nr. Smamit AT*., J. 0. Flae rrtatta* j Ulor PriatUg U THE EVENING J01NALI Eferj StjlB at Kev T©rk Prim. Stansbnry John C, carpenter, h 24JL Fifth Stansbury Uzal, painter, h Hoboken av n Oakland av Stantley Joseph, painter, h 157 Bloomfield, Hoboken Stan ton, Bridget, wid Patrick, h Bergen Point plank rd a Bramhall av Sianton Catharine, wid William, h Monroe n Ferry, Hoboken Stan ton Cecelia, wid John, washing, Hancock avn South Stanton Elizabeth, wid Thomas, h Johnston av n Whiton Stanton George, carman, h 160 Steuben Stanton John B., real estate, h Summit av n Hopkins av Stanton Lucy A., wid William, h Newark av n Baldwin av Stanton Martin, liquors, Hopkins av n Oakland av Stanton Patrick, laborer, h Oakland av c Jefferson av Stanton William U., boarding, h 55 Montgomery Stapfer John J., silks, h 313 Bloomfield, Hoboken Staples Aubrey L., bookkeeper, h Reservoir av n Webster av Staples Charles F., provision, h Reservoir av n Webster av Staples John, carpenter, h Jackson aw n Union Stapleton Thomas, h 233 Fifteenth Stappettbeck Henry, lager, First c Jackson, Hoboken Star Catharine, wid Charles, h 280 Wayne STAR FIRE INSURANCE CO., 1 Exchange pi {See adv) Stark Herman, tailor, 32 First, h 70 Washington, Hoboken Stark James, laborer, h 136 Hudson, Hoboken Starke Louis, wines, 220 Washington, Hoboben Starker John, clerk, h Willow n Second, Hoboken Starling Andrew, pedlar, h 180 Bay Starrett Phoebe, wid James, h Bergen av c Oak Start Edward B., engineer, h 26 Erie Starter Frederick, driver, h 432 Henderson Startup James H., teas, h 177 Varick Startup Judson H., clerk, h 14 Mercer Startup William, commissioner, h 151 Mercer STATE FIRE INSURANCE CO., 9 Exchange pi (See adv) STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISH- MENT, 5 & 7 John & 1142 Broadway, N T {See adv) Staudinger Eliza, wid August, h Newark, av opp Baldwin av THE ESTEY A^ B.OBEBTBON 705 JEBSEY CITY HUE MCO,,0"^^"11 "* Stawiski Michael, laborer, h 270 Eleventh Steadman Richard, h Washington n Tenth, Hoboken Stearns Jacob, laborer, h 219 R R av Stecher Peter H., confectioner, Palisade av n Congress STECK GEORGE & CO, pianos, 25 E Fourteenth, N 7 (See adv front cover) Stederraann Adam, porter, h 94 Meadow, Hoboken Steele Charles L., printer, h Communipaw av n Park pi Steele Christina, widow, h Congress n Pierce av Steele Clarence S., supt, Sussex n Canal, h 41 Sussex Steele Daniel, upholsterer, 133 Jersey av, h 366 Grand Steele Dudley S., (Steele & Condict), h 18 Sussex pi Steele Edward G., h Bergen av n !Newkirk Steele George G., foundry, h 18 Sussex pi SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open dally from 10 AM. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to T. X3T INTEREST FBOHI THE FIRST OP EVERT MONTH. Steele George H., clerk, h Coraraunipaw av n Park pi ** Steele George L., clerk, h Com muni paw av n Park pi Steele Henry, h 41 Sussex Steele Henry, liquors, h 5i Fifth, Hoboken Steele Henry, Jr., city weigher, h 41 Sussex Steele John W\, machinist, n 6 Broadway Steele Margaret C, h 190 York Steele Richard H. H., laundry, Oakland av c Laidlaw av Steele W. Irving, clerk, h Waverley n Palisade av Steele 8o»«hsto It; tk« nwabtlBtf it) «k« public like It { vftjhodj nU» U j «Q EYENING JOURNAL bnluu MI advwtiM la 0. Steen William, shipcarpenter, h Whiton c Johnston av Steenken Arend,soap,Ferry n Grove,h Palisade avcWaverley Steenvehar Julius, restaurant, 48 Meadow, Hoboken Steffens Andrew, clerk, h Hndson c Third, Hoboken Sff Henry, liquors. First c Brunswick U HENRY, painter, „ Y.*, h Whitfon n Maple Steffens John, longshoreman, h 129 Washington, Hoboken Stegman Dietrich, restanrant, 2 Exchange pi Stegman Henry, grocer, li 299 Bloomtield, Hoboken Stehnken Louis, carpenter, h 28 Willow, Hoboken Steiglitz Sigmund, shirts, h 111 Garden, Hoboken Steiher Peter A., candy. Palisade av n Congress Steil John, barber, 93 Washington, Hoboken Steimann Henry, laborer, h Irving n Durham av Stein Albert A., art flowers, h 138 Bloomfield, Hoboken Stein Charles, barber, h 433 Henderson 6tein Charles, porter, h 60 Newark, Hoboken Stein Charles W., salesman, h Meadow n Tenth, Hoboken Stein Ernst, laborer, h 136 Hudson, Hoboken Stein Gottlieb, clerk, h 13 Clinton, Hoboken Stein Herman, carver, h Hut ton n Nelson av Stein Herman, tailor, h 72 Second, Hoboken STEIN CARL, butcher, 142 Washington, Hoboken Stein Nicola, wid Louis, h 276 Garden, Hoboken STEIN OTTO, riding school, Fourth c Willow, Hoboken Stein William, laborer, h 305 First Steinbecker Adolphns H., segars, 7 Montgomery, h Baldwin av c Magnolia av Steinbecker John, laborer, h 305 First Steinberger Geo Jr., pickles, J C market, h 177 Newark av' Steinberger Susanna, wid George, h 177 Newark av Steinbring Sarah, wid Lawrence, h 337 Second Steinhouser John, carpenter, h 314 Wayne Stein house r William, jeweler, h 163 Mercer Steinkopf John F., driver, h r 28S Second , 3V. J. , THUBSTOV k JEinaiTGS, Ipts., 1 Komtgoaury St., Jersey City. Steinle Ernest, machirist, h Congress n Durham av Steintnanti Matthias, gentsf'uro'g, 156 "Washington, Hoboten Steinmetz Emil, painter, 67 Montgomery, h 183 First Steinmetz Henry, laborer, h 2 Essex Steimnetz John, shoes, h 350 Second • Steinnart Theodore, shoemaker, h 117 Washington, Hobk'n STEIWAY & SONS, 10» * m • Fourteenth N Y, (see adv hack cover) Steiper Louis, upholsterer, h r 213 Newark av Steir Charles, carpenter, h Webster av n Congress Steitz William, carpenter, h Lake n Nelson av 8telje8 Martin, liquors, h 306 Washington, Uoboken Stelknett Charles, laborer, h 252 K R av Stelknett Peter, brakeman, h 252 RR av Stelle Caroline B., wid William, B., h 204 Jersey av Stellges Dietrich, grocer, 178 Grove Stelling Ferdinand, grocer, 93 & 95 Coles SAVINGS INTEENATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "WttsliiTHfton. and Montgomery Open c'ally from 10 A.M. to 3 r.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 5 to T. tJ~ INTEREST FROM THE! T2RST OF EVERY MONTH. Stelling John, candies, 33 Adams, Hol>oken Stelhnacher Heinrich, grocer, 86 Meadow, Hoboken Stelter Frank, carpenter, h 43 Garden, Hoboken Stelttnann Charles, clerk, h Front n Academy Stemtnler William, lager, 61 Washington, Hobokeo Steneck George, tobacco, h 42 Meadow, Hoboken Steneck John, (Meyer & Steneck), h 84 River, Hoboken Stenharte F. C., tanner, Newark <*. Clinton, h 52 Meadow, Hol>oken Stennerit William, steamtittei% h 28 Clinton, Hoboken Stenton Robert, bootfitter, h 118 R R av Stepliens Anthony, cotter, h 117 Brunswick Stephens Benjamin P., clerk, h 292 Second Stephens Edward P., civil engineer, h 169 Coles Stephens Edwin, clerk, h 126 Newark av Stephens Elsdeit P., teamster, h r 159 Fifteenth LEVIW. POST, Civil Engineer & City Surveyor, Vnrark Av*., opp. Court Uow, A Paronia Art., nr, Summit Ave., J. 0, Tor targe Prlattag Jfokt, T1EYEM JODIE! get on Esttante. Stephens Jaruea E., bookbinder, h '292 Second Stephens John, carpenter, h Durham av u Poplar Stephens John, moulder, h 191 Coles Stephens Nathan, vice pres, Greene c Bay, h Brooklyn Stephens Samuel J., clerk, h 292 Second Stephens William, mason, h 126 Newark av Stepling Charles A., barber, h Kearney av n Jackson av Sterling Gilbert H., teacher, h Magnolia av n Summit av Sterling Robert, police, h 17 Newark av „Sterling Samuel, grocer, h 77 Sussex Stermer Joseph, laborer, h 87 Essex Stern Charles, wines, h 107 Garden, Hoboken Stern Julius, segarmaker, 134 Pavonia av Stern Ludwig, cabinetmaker, h Charles n Summit av Stern Myer, pedlar, h Madison n Ferry, Hoboken Sterritt William, machinist, h Lexington av n Bergen av Stetler Frederick M, storage, h» Palisade av c Elliot pi StettAi* Goorge4 jewekar, h 218 Washington, Hobokeo Steltheiajttf Jacob Jr, collars, h 121 Hudson, Hobokea Steuben Joachim, police, U 97 Washington, Hoboken Steup Augustus, gents furn'g, 74 Washington, Hoboken Stevens Alfred, machinist, h Monroe n First, Hoboken Stevferisr'Caroline, wid George T., h 333 Sixth Stevens Charles, clerk, h Bramhall av n Sackett Stevens Christian, laborer, h 221 R R av Stevens Commodore P., clerk, h 225 York Stevens Daniel S., metals, h 225 Second Stevens Edward, collector, h Cherry la n Janies Stevens Frank, clerk, h 93 Washington Stevens Frederick H., machinist, h Second n Stuyvesant av Stevens George, agent, h 336 Garden, Hoboken Steven8 Henry, police, h Communipaw av n Bergen av Stevens James, (James Lindsay & Co.)yh Communipaw av n Philip Stevens James Jr, student, h Communipaw av n Philip Stevens John, fruit, h Tenth n Washington, Hoboken Stevens John fi. L., contractor, h Commnntpaw av n Ber- gen av , Stevens Michael, «bntcher, h Bergen pt plk rd n Carteret av TUC CCTCV ADPlkiO For churchand p«nor. I Ht to I ti UnuANo h. \% mm m\n SEW TOO. SAXE &, ROBERTSON. 709 Pffee, JERSEY CITY FIRE DM, ' Corner Green*. Stevens Patrick, carpenter, h Union n Ocean av Stevens Patrick, quarryman, h Thome n Summit av Stevens P. O., h 12 Hudson av Stevens Samuel, crockery, li 277 Eighth Stevens Truman, conductor, h Whiton n Maple Stevens William, clerk, h 93 Washington Stevens William, tailor, Newark av n Cook Stevenson Amelia, wid Samuel, fancygoodft, 39 Fourth, Ho- boken Stevenson Benjamin, h r 345 Newark av Stevenson George, h 148 York Stevenson George, tinsmith, h 311 Eighth Stevensou James, l>ookbinder, h 379 Fifth Stevenson James E., stationer, Newark av n Summit av Stevenson John, liquors, h 31 Grand BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. ~Wa.sliln.fffton und Montgomery Hts,, Op«n daily from 10 AJC. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to 7. Z?T INTEREST FBOin THE I 32J5T OF EVERY JHON1H. Stevenson John, painter, h Irving n Summit av Stevenson Moses, printer, h 173 Meadow, Hoboken Steven6on Sandy, clerk, h 31 Grand Steward Arthur P.. clerk, h 254^ Ninth Steward Rosanna, wid Robert, h Zabriskie n Central av Stewardson John, (Stewardnon & (Jo,), h SIM limit av n Man- hattan av Stewardson William, clerk, h Summit av c Carlton av Stewardson & Co., {John Stewardsott dc Charles P. NicoU), grocers, 549 Palisade av Stewart Alexander, watchman, h First nWSt Pauls av Stewart Anna, wid Frederick, h Pacific av n Willow Stewart Charles, h 502 Grove Stewart Charles, machinist, h 225 Grove Stewart Edward, clerk, h Grand c Greene Stewart Edward, driver, h Philip n Communipaw av Waters'' * Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Wareroanu, Ko. 481 BROADWAY, NEW TOBK. 710 EYEnJOUlALj la Hew Stewart Edward, waiter, h r 377 Morgan Stewart Ellen ,wid Robert,washing, Jefferson n Newark,Hbku Stewart Emma A., wid Alexander B., h 170 Grand Stewart James, plumber, York n Hudson, h 21 Essex Stewart John M., foreman, h 186 Pavonia av Stewart Peter, laborer, h 30 Golden Stewart Thomas, carpenter, h 161 Meadow, Hoboken Stewart Thomas W., drygoods, h 95 Grand Stewart William, driver, n 202 Mercer Stewart William, laborer, h Griffith n Central av Stewart Win P., piano tuner, h Clendenny av n West Side av Stejert Julias, engraver, h Prospect n Webster av Stiastney Leonard J., commissioner, 97 Washington, h 160 Hudson, Hoboken Stickle Edward, blacksmith, h 229 Erie Stickle John, physician, 98 Coles Stiegcr Louis, blacksmith, h r 328 Third Stienhanser George, laborer,; h r 460 First Stienhouser Andrew, lal>orer, h 374 First Stienhouser Michael, baker, h 374 First Stier Charles, (C. Stier & Bro\ & grocer, 216 Newark av Stier Christian, (C. Slier COKMEBCUL PBTXTIHQ THE EVENING JODBNAL { A 8PECULTI. Stokes Charles 8., conductor, h 151 Newark av Stokes Dennis, waiter, h Virginia %v n Jackson av Stolicker Alfred, fireman, h 235 Twelfth Stoll Peter, telcher, h 360 Garden, Uoboken • Stolte Charles, segarraaker, h 138 First, Hoboken Stoltz Frederick, jeweler, h 343 Fourth Stoltz George, bookkeeper, h 232 Bloorafipld, Hoboken Stotnmel John, carpenter, h Laidlaw av c Oakland av Stone Ann, frames, 46 Newark av Stone Charles, jeweler, h 299 Fifth Stone Charles, segWmaker, h 41 Garden, Hoboken Stone David W., real estate, 151 Henderson, h 136|- Grand Stone E., h r 173 Newark av Stone George W., grocer, 394 Palisade av Stone George W., spring beds, 161 Warren Stone Henry F., bookkeeper^ h 178 Hudson, Hoboken Stone Hiram, tailor, 214' Barrow Stone James, «ooper, h lid Coles Stone Joseph B., h 258 Fourth Stone..Robert, blacksmith, h Yale av n Mallory av Stone Solomon, clerk, h r 173 Newark av Stone William L., editor, h Bergen av n Highland av StOneliam Bartholomew, clerk, n 214 Barrow Stoner Augustus, agent, h Monticello av n Clinton av Stonewall Victor, mariner, h 30 OCnal Stook Joseph, laborer, h Kearney av c Hart Stookey Francis, laborer, h 388 First Stookey William, physician, h 362 First Stoos Peter, laborer, h Rose n Kearney av Stone William, bookkeeper, h 214 Garden, Hobol Stork John, laborer, h South n Summit av Stork Lonis, painter, h497 Palisade av Storm Azariah S., clerk, h Summit av e Howard pi STORM FREDERICK, segare, 15 Montgomery, h Whiton n Walnnt Storm Henry, tobacco, h Whiton n Maple Storm Walter, teas, h Summit av c Howard pi Storms Ann, wid Thomas, h Palisade av n Paterson plk rd Storms Benjamin O., (8. & B. O. Storms), h N T Storms Stepl)en»,(£ dk g. Q. Stotyns^g^T Fo Cl urch d Parlor C^TCV HDP ftM O * 1» »» - TO to 111 UivbANo k in ™ wni m TOIL SAXE & ROBERTSON. JERSEY CITY ME IMfU^Sggg Storms William, wheelwright, h {Summit av n .Newark av Storms S. Strong William H., clerk, h 296 Fonrth Stratford George, oakum,-£k>rnplison av n Fairraonnt av, h Summit av n BridgraanJ^ Stratford John, engineer/nr 104 Newark av Stratford John E., clerk, hr 104 Newark av Stratford Thomas, fireman, h r 104 Newark av Straub Adam, liquors, h 192 Grand SUnius Christian, shoemaker, 36 Sixth, h Sixth c Washing- ton, Hoboken Straus Thomas, clerk, h Chestnut av n Henry Strauss Frederick, h* 126 Meadow, Hoboken Strauss Gabriel, books, h 157 Washington, Hoboken Strauss Herman, porter, h 34 Clinton, Hoboken Strauss Isaac, pedlar, h Madison n Ferry, Hoboken Strauss William M.. clerk, h 296 Garden, Hoboken Straut George, bookkeeper, h Stuy vesant av c Weldon Straut Hannah E., fancygoods, Bergen av n Vroom Stffefet Peter P., butcher, Montgomery n Bergen iv, h Ber- ' ^e*ff avsq Stray Arthur, blacksmith, h r 112 Second, Hoboken Strayline William, engineer, h Halladay n Communipawar Streph George, vinegar, h 195 Garden, Hoboken Street Edward G., clerk, h 33 Grand Street James, boatman, h 7 Erie Street William, copper plates, h High n Baldwin av Streicher Charles, barber, 193 Newark av StreitCharles W., baker, 203 Willow, Hoboken Strelitz Isaac D., h 16T Grand Strenkert Joseph, grocer, Beacon av n Palisade av Streple Fredenck, laborer, h 39 Morris Stretch Richard, baggagemaster, h 179 Thirteenth Stretz Andrew, sponger, h 235 Washington, Hoboken Strevell William, belting, h 222 Grove Stribick Wendling, butcher, h 137 Meadow, Hoboken Striker Tobias, clerk, h N Y av n South Stringer Charles, casnier, h 117 Bloomfield, Hoboken Stringer Charles, printer, h 207 Second GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE NEWARK, 3V. JT. THURSTOS A JENNINGS, Aft*., 1 M**tfo*«r7 »W Jeney City. 716 Stride/ Jame$., carpenter, h $7$ Qrw Stringer Martha A', wicl George, oottffectioner, Stringer William F., paperroller, h 207 Second Strobel Max, gardener, h Thorne n Summit av Strober Joseph W., fireman, h Union n Ocean av Strober Louis, caulker, h Summit av n High Stroby Peter, shipcarpenter, h 113 RSav Stroker John G.. grocer, Chestnut av n Pavonia av Strong James H., clerk, h 236 Third Strother Edward H., insurance, 12 Newark, h 317 Park ar, Hoboken Strothmann Henry H., grocer, Laidlaw av c Oakland av Strothoff John, salesman, h 310 Meadow, Hoboken Strothoff William, bookkeeper, h 230 Garden, Hoboken Stroubolt Cornelius, laborer, h Jefferson n First Strouse Henry, laborer, h Beacon av n Oakland av Struble Isaac J., (Isaac J. Stnible <& Go.\ h Maple a Whiton .. BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "W»»liiii|jton. and Montgomery &ts,, -Open daily from 10 A JC. to 3 PJf., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from ftt o T. PT IXfKRBST FBODI THE FIRST OP EVERY SKQirV^l. Struble Isaac J. & Co., (Isaac J. Struble & Porter Bram* ard)y cattle, Philip n Communipaw av Struck August, shoemaker, h K$arney Stucke Henry, grocer, Jersey av c Third Stuekey GbarLes, police, h 274 Wayne Stuckey Loaisa, wid Herman, h Hutton.n Summit av Stuekey Michael, h 274 Wayne Stackey Michael, boxmaker, h 100£ Wayne Studer Gustave, watchmaker, h 112 Washington, Hoboken Stueler Charles, vet 6urgeon, 134 Garden, Hoboken Stueven Joachira, police, h 110 Washington, Hoboken Stuhr Charles, shoemaker, h 189 Meadow Stuhr Dorothea^ wid Henry, h 139 Meadow, Hoboken Stuhr William, painter, 202 Washington, Hoboken Stulb Augustus C, foreman, h 209 Grove Stulze August, carpenter, h Pacific av n Willow Stumler Charles, clerk, h 139 Meadow, Hoboken Stumpf Charles, gasfitter, h 93 Meadow, Hoboken Stnmpf Francis C., clpths^h 119 Bloomfield, Hoboken Stumpf Jacob, liquors, 270 R R av Stumpf William, tailor, h ^,Washington, Hoboken SluittofeP.GMiBt»vus T.; segtrs, 68 Newark av, h -68 Mercer Sturchoff Joseph, police, h Madison n First, Hoboken Sturcke Christopher, (P. N. Sturcke WAT, NEW YORK. Sullivan Eugene, laborer, h 425 Henderson Sullivan George, laborer, h 15 York Sullivan George H., laborer, h 39 Brunswick ftallivan James, clerk, h 333 First Sullivan James, laborer, h 175 Bay Sullivan James, laborer, h Laidlaw av n Oakland av Sullivan James, laborer, h 217 Meadow, Hoboken Sullivan James, laborer, h 115 Ninth Sullivan James, painter, h First c Henderson Snllivan Jeremiah, grocer, 266 Eleventh Sullivan John, bootmaker, 189 Thirteenth Sullivan John, driver, h 457 Henderson Sullivan John, fruits, 182 Newark av, h N Y 8uUivart John, laborer, h 337 First Sullivan John, laborer, h 418 First Sullivan John, laborer, n 436 First Sullivan John, taborer/h 353fHenderson SpHivan tfchn, laborer, h r8§0 R R av flttllfnm John,~iaboTer, h 146 Ninth Sullivan John, laborer, h 175 Seventh Sullivan John, laborer, h Warren c Morgan Sullivan John, laborer, h 98 Willow, Hopoken Sullivan John, shoes, 2bO Newark av, h 333 First Snllivan John D., laborer, h Hancock av n South Sullivan John J., laborer, h 169 Clinton, Hoboken Sullivan John 6., carpenter, h Hancock av n South Sullivan Joseph, dock bnilder, h r 15 Brunswick Sullivan Lawrence, coachman, h Front n Academy Sullivan Mary, wid John, h 122 Pavonia av Sullivan Mary, wid Patrick, grocer, 215 Grand Sullivan Mary J., wid John, h 76 Second, Hoboken Snllivan Matthew, oiU, 29 Monmonth Sullivan Michael, builder, h Hancock av n Sonth Sullivan Michael, fireman, h 14 ShippenvUle, Hoboken Sullivan Michael, laborer, h Hicks n Grand ar Sullivan Michael, laborer, h Philip n Communipaw av Sullivan Michael, laborer, h 111 K R av GEEMANIAFIRE INSURANCE , IV. ^ TKURSTOIT ft JEVJfIftGS> Agts., 1 Montgomery St, Jersey City. 119 Sullivan Michael, milkman, h 567 Sullivan Owen, h 425 Henderson, ; Sullivan' Owen, laborer, h 253 ¥oufteeht'h SolliTan Patrick, fireman, h 3 Shippenville, Hoboken Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h Charles n Nelson av Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h 107 Meadow, Hoboken Sullivan Patrick, hqnora, St Pauls av n Be van Sullivan Patrick, tinsmith, h 427 Henderson Sullivan Patrick J., barman, h 177 Garden, Hoboken Sullivan Peter, laborer, h 117 Willow, Hoboken Sullivan Rodger, laborer, h Hudson av n Liberty Sullivan Thomas, h r 138 Ninth Sullivan Thomas, (Sullivan dk Orimins), 355 Henderson Sullivan Thomas, helper, h 244 Erie Sullivan Thomas, laborer, h 525 Henderson Sullivan Thomas, laborer, h 205 Warren Sullivan Timothy, carpenter, h Prescott pi n Grand Sullivan Timothy, laborer, h 115 Ninth B-AJVK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Waahlngton and Sfontgomery &tm,t Op«n dally from 10 A.B. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Erg*- from 6 to T. t3T INTEREST PROId THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH, Snllivan Timothy, laborer, h Willow n Newark av, Hoboken Sullivan Timothy, shoes, h 333 First Sullivan Timothy W., police, h 334 Monmonth Sullivan William, laborer, h Madison n First, Hoboken Snllivan William, laborer, h 336 Second Sullivan & Crimins, (Thomas Sullivan <6 JEdward Orimins), bntchere, 855 Henderson Sully Charles, h 50 Meadow, Hoboken Sully Patrick, laborer, h Crawford n Orchard Sulier Philip, segarmaker, h Meadow c First, Hoboken Sutnburger John, machinist, h 177 Montgomery Summer Charles, confectioner, Hot ton c Cambridge av Summers Hichard, painter, h 294 Newark av Sumner Charles, butcher, h 64 Garden, Hoboken Sundall John B., engineer, h 175 Meadow, Hoboken Snndan Andrew H., tailor, h r 897 Grove LEV! W. POST, Civil Engineer & City Slinp, Itarark AT*., oyy. Oocrt lenie, A PavtnU Aft., at* Sunnii An., J. 0. Urn fkfetfotj ftMr Pzhtiaf U EVENINPr JOURNAL; Ewrj Stjlt at Kew Jock Prim. SUNDERLAND JOHN P., aopt U S Collection Bureau, 61 Montgomery, h 30 W Hamilton sq Snnkel George, clerk, h Thorne n Central av Supple James, laborer, h r 157 Bay Surber Rudolph, soda water, 831 Fourth Surter Daniel J., printer, h 370 Monmonth Sus Adolphus F., bookkeeper, h Summit av n South Sussekind Richard H., leather, h 844 Bloomfield, Hoboken Sussex Milk Co., {McOane & Cross), 139 Garden, fioboken Sussier Francis A., salesman, h 65 Sixth, Hoboken Snssner Amelia, wid Charles, h 334 Sixth Suster Joseph, carpenter, h 377 Seventh Sutcliffe Ellen, wid Henry, h VTeeland av n Carteret av Sntcliffe John, bookbinder, h Stuyresant av c Idaho av Sutherland Abraham, salesman, h 217 Ninth Sutherland Adam, blacksmith, h Hancock av n Hutton Sutherland DartA, br&e'manrn^tf Heri'dersoh !SwH*n¥ESb) dwggist, b Corartttrtwp** *+ fr Tk#£*7%+ Sutherland L, euo4ootor, h 43 Hoboken »v Satphen John S., floor, h Bergen av a Linden av Suttle Mary A., wid William, h 212 Bay Sutfle Sarah, wid William, 164 Morgan Sutton Bridget, wid Thomas, h 157 Bay Suttou Charles K., clerk, h 2 Westcott pi Sutton David, boxmnkcr, h 120 Greene Sutton J. George, {T. C. Brown <& Oo), h 195 Grove Sutton Lyman W., spectacle cases, 248 Grand, h 138 RRw Sntton Samuel, h Magnolia av n Summit av Sutton William H., shoes, 96 Montgomery, h Madison av o Clinton Suydam Cornelia, wid William, h 295 Seventh Suydam George H., ins agent, 1 Montgomery, h Orange Suydam Jacob, h 226 Fourth Suydam John H., contractor, h Rivern Sixth, Hoboken Swain George £., artist, fa 45 Washington, Hoboken Swain Shnbael £., lawyer, h 168 Grand Swain William, laborer, h Coruelison av n Fairmount av Swallow Daniel W., salesman, h 284 Fourth M h. timm mn, ft* ML 721 SET CITY FIRE Swan Albert F., (S. Webb & Co), h Washington n Ninth, Hoboken v Swan Alfred F., agent, 205 & h 340 Washington, Hoboken Swan David H., (Scott & Swan), h 277 Monmouth Swan Joseph, carpenter, h 368$ Fourth Swan Peter, sawyer, h 368$ Fonrth Swan Thomas, earpenter, h 368$ Fonrth Swan Thomas E., snp't, h Prospect n Oakland av Swanney George, salesman, h 346 Fourth Swanney Thomas, salesman, h 346 Fourth Swanson Peter, tailor, h 131 Newark av Swart Mary, wid Thomas H., h 123 Meadow, Hoboken Swarts Jacob, inspector, h 123 Pavonia av Swartwout Catharine H., boarding, 51 Grand Swartwout Eliaa, tire man, h 13 Mercer SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, a.i» Sweeney John, cooper, h 227 Wayne Sweeney John, laborer, h Laidlaw av n Bonner av Sweeney John P., driver, h 807 Sixth Sweeney .Martin, grocer, 315 First Sweeney Patrick, butcher, h Madison n Ferry, Hoboken Sweeney Patrick, carpenter, h Beacon av n Summit av Sweeney Patrick, dockbuilder, h Porter n Jay Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h 135 Pavonia av Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h Van Winkle av c Bevan Sweeney William, laborer, h 19 Brunswick Sweeney William C, carver, h 82 Canal Sweet Charles, engineer, h 360 Seventh Sweet George M., boatman, h Greene c Sussex Sweet William F., drygoods, h Whiton n Maple Sweetingham Born well, liquors, Thome n Summit av Sweetwood Edmund, carpenter, h 71 Steuben^. Sweezey Samuel F., salesman, h 333 Grove*1* "*"' Swift Al£«rtioft B., ttainter, h" Bridgman aVn Stlmttitt Swift "McBee, tires, GJreene c Bay,;n'New Bruhsvoidk Swift Reuben E., mariiwr, h 23 Bridgman av Swing George M., foreman, h 192 Jersey av Swingles James, blacksmith, h 182 Morgan SylesMary, dressmaker, 498 Grove Sylvester Charles, pilot, h Whiton n Communipaw av Sylvester Solomon, h 73 Meadow, Hoboken Sylvester William F., fancy goods, 80 Third, Hoboken Symes William, produce, h 200 Fourth Synnott Augustus M., lawyer, h Hopkins av n Central av Taalbach John, laborer, h 54 Essex Tabarini Eleazer, pedlar, h Beacon av n Central av Tabele Joseph, machinist, h 124 York Taber Ernest N., (Taber & AUerton), h N Y Taber A Allerton, {Ernest W. Taber db Orval AUerton), cattle, Philip n Communipaw av jr. THUESTOIT k JEHKTNGS, lifts., 1 Montgomery St., Jersey City- 7*3 Tabor H^mpfeRey, carpenter, h WQrov Taddiken fid ward J., ferryra*gter,i!th (Wdfe ffobott faddiken George, hotel, Washington c Ferry, fioboken- Taeob Altz, boxraaker, h 238 Wayne Taft Ellery BM doorman, h Van Horn c Maple Taft Richard V., (Johnston c& Taft), h Grace n Durham av Tagerty Thomas, laborer, h 173 Morgan Tague John, butcher, h Philip n Communipaw av Tahl David, merchant, h Bowers n "Webster av Tait William, driver, h 77 R R av Talbot Joseph H., clerk, h Union n Jackson av Talbot Michael, laborer, h 417 First Talbot William, fireman, h 313 First Talkstotf August, butcher, h Pine n Newark &NYRK Tall B. S., painter, h 294 Newark av Tallbush James, carpenter, h Tuers av n Vroom Tallon George, carman, h r 132 R R av Tallon James Jr., h 129 Washington, Hoboken SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. ~Wamt\%rt§gton and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evga. from 61* 7. C2T- INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF BTEBT MONTH, Tallon James A., bookbinder, h 129 Washington, Hoboken Tallon William, blacksmith, h 77 Sixth, Hoboken Talmage Catalena, wid John V., h 106 Washington Talmage 6. Addison, bookkeeper, 45 Montgomery, h Rid$e- wooa Talmage James N., h 106 Washington Talmage William W., h 106 Washington Talnftin Pierre 0., lawyer, h 225 York Tandy James N., u s n, h Laidlaw av n Central av Tangeman Christopher, dep sheriff, h 243 First Tangeman Dietrich H., grocer, 165 & h 167 Bloomfield, Hoboken Tannenberger Ferdinand, piano mkr, h Griffith n Central av Tanner Andrew, carpenter, h 246 Washington, Hoboken Tanner Edward, laborer, h Forrest n Ocean av Tanner William^ carpenter, h 17tf Garden, Hoboken LEVIW. POST, M Engineer I City Smyer, Wnrark AT*., epp. Oourt Botue, A Tvroa&i. AT*., hr.ifasniait Ave., J; 0. 724 mmm JQINAL i~ o«r Tansley Herman, coppersmith, to11 0 Wayne Tans&ig William, candy, h Reservoir av n Palisade av Tangy Patrick, laborer, h 260 Erie Tappan De Witt, physician, Ninth c Erie, h N Y TAPPAN HARRY'S.* agent for Singer's sewing machines, 442 Palisade av Tapscott George, clerk, h 155 Clinton, Hoboken Tarbell Mary, wid WUHani Gk, h 168 Fourth Tarbox William H., carpenter, h 20 Oak Tarchow Louis, coppersmith, h 376 Henderson 'tarleton James, shoemaker, h 240 First, Hoboken Tarleton Lucian F., machinist, h Communipaw av n Philip Tarr Kingston R., clerk, h 21 Sussex pi Tasch Peter, jeweler, h Orchard n Maidun la Tasehinsky Stanislaus, laborer, h r 225 R R av Taschner Edmund, clerk, h 2)9 Washington, Hoboken Tashiera Theodore, clerk, h Nelson av n Durham av , py Tafe Wm, longshiJii^miwi, h &$. Xlur4T JEfabotoen Tate John G., clerk, h Communipaw av n Philip Tate Matthew, longshoreman, h 81 Third, Hoboken Titbr GFeorge A., salesman, h 1 Westcott pi Tattereal James, machinist, h 424 Henderson Tauber Frederick, paper maker, h South n Central av Tauchert Ottoraar, bookkeeper, h 242 Garden, Hoboken Tavis Henry, laborer, h 30 Sussex Taylor Ashbel, insurance, h 83 Washington Taylor Benjamin, butcher, h 86 Coles Taylor Benjamin C, (Rev), h Bergen av n Bergen sq Taylor Benjamin F.. engineer, h 309 Grove • Taylor Charles, clerk, h Belmout av n Monticello av Taylor Charles P., porterj k r334 First Taylor Charles W., brtrahea, 328 Newark av, h 20 Beacon av Taylor David, supt, 15 York, h 12 Sussex pi Taylor David W., teller, b 10 Henderson pi Taylor Edward, carpenter, Ji r 253 Fifth Taylor Edward, mason, hrZabriskie n Nelson av Taylor Edward L., inspector customs, h Madison av n Bramhall av M 6AXE & ROBERTSON 725 JERSBI farrnnffl DM, {Wee, Taylor George, builder, h Harrison at n Monticello av Taylor George, carpenter, h South n Summit av Taylor George, coachman, h 239 Wayne Taylor George W., jeweler, h Whiton n Maple Taylor Henry, butcher, 147 Greene, h Bayonne Taylor Henry A., clerk, h 350 Grove Taylor Ira H., clerk, h 7 Belmont pi Taylor Isaac S., real estate, Oonaiunnipaw av c Crescent av, h Glen wood av n Bergen av Taylor James, engineer, h 172 Third Taylor James, laborer, h 94 Meadow, Hoboken Taylor James, laborer, h 111 Ninth Taylor James £., artist, h Magnolia av n Waldo av Taylor John, laborer, h St Pauls av n Summit av Taylor John C, fireman, h Tvhiton n Johnston av INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANT, Cor. ~Wa«l&lxi|rtoii and Montgomery Open dailf from 10 A Ji. to 3 PJH., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 51© 7. tST INTEBE8T FROM THE FIRST OP ETBBT JBOIITH, TAYLOR JOHN H.5 livery, Sill Taylor Stephen, moulder, h 52 R R av Taylor Thomas, laborer, h 149 Eighth Taylor Thomas, pipemaker, h 1*7 Ninth Taylor Walter ff., clerk, h 242 First Taylor Warren, agent, h Bridgman av n Summit av Taylor William, h 316 Henderson Taylor William, agent, h 214 First Taylor William, agent, h 221 Third Taylor William, bookkeeper, h 88 Greene Taylor William, butcher, 202 Grove, h 3 Oswego Taylor William, clerk, h 2 Prospect pi Taylor William, restaurant, Pavonia ferry, h 145 Grove Taylor William C, clerk, h 192 Pavonia av Taylor William F., asst supt, 15 Fork, h 12 Sussex pi Taylor William P., carpenter, h 333 Second Taylor William S., foreman, h cottage n Summit av LA lUXll h) HWl XiLy 15 & 17 Exchange pi TeatJrJh'Patitifie, wid Frederick, h 54\&fea(fc>w, Htrt>bkeii' * Teal William, foreman, h 67'Newark, Hoboken Tealing Patrick H., Hquore, Comraunipaw av n Sackett Tearn^y Hugh, laborer, h 351 First Teatoo James, segars, 118 First. Hoboken Tebbenhoff Augustus F.j (TeHbenh&f' ds 3ro.), h Central av c Zabriskie . •• •• . Tebbenhoff E. Louis (TMenhotf db Bra), h Central av c • Zabriskie Tebbenhoff & Bro. {Augustus F. db E. Louis), hardware, Central av c Zabriskie Teel William, ticket agent, h 299 Sixth Teeple Samnel, shoes, n 19 Clark pi Teese Andrew J., paperhanger, h 316 Fourth Teflfer Theodore, cook, h Willow n First, Hoboken Tegge Charles, blacksmith, h 101 Bloomfield, Hoboken Teghtmeyer Ernest, laborer, h 63 Essex Teghtmeyer Henry M., clerk, h 100 Bloorafield, Hoboken Teghtmeyer Theodore, upholsterer, h 215 Meadow, HobokeD INSURANCE ^, IV. J. IHUKSTON A JENSIS8S, Arts.. 1 montfomerj St, Jerwj CitJ. 72T Tehan Michael, lager, Sherman ay Q, Griffith Teiter Frederick, carman, h jM'IWfc lifter'JohlifterJohn H., printer, h Grrmtnn c CamodgCamondgCamon ee av felford Mary A., wid Frederick, h SummiSi t av n PPoplar Telmoss Oliver, bridgeman, h 833 Newark av Tetnmee John X., fireman, h 381 Henderson Temple Joseph, watchman, h Willow n Second, Hoboken Temple William, bridgeman, h 4 Shippenville, Hoboken Temple William C, engineer, h Hutton n Sanford pi Templeton John, baggagemaater, h 17 Colgate Temple ton John, laborer, h 153 First Templeton William, carpenter, h Orient av n Jackson av Tenader Jacob, boxmaker, h Jay n Frazer pi Tenee Grasten, clerk, h 30 First, Hoboken Tennant Thomas, foreman, h 88 R R av Tennery Joseph S., clerk, h 185 Bloomfield, Hoboken Tfenney Horatio NM com mer, h 287 Seventh Tenson John, fireman, h 495 Palisade av SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor, ~Wa«l&ln|Ft:oxi and. Montgomery 0p«o daily from 10 A.M. to 8 P.M, and on Monday end Thursday tvgz. from 9 to % %3- INTEREST F»OM WEB FnMy OP EVEBY J^OIfTH, Tepe Henry M., carpenter, b Pierce av n South Teppish Stephen, gardener, h Bergen av c Union Ternune Abran I., h Baldwin av n Magnolia av Terhone John H., clerk, h 70 Meadow, Hoboken Terhnne Peter A., builder, h Garden n High Terhuoe Stephen R., sashmkr, h 81 First, Hoboken Terkj Henry, laborer, h Jefferson n Ferry, Hoboken Terrell Frederick, tailor, h Kearney av n Bergen av Terrer Thomas &., painter, h Dnrham av n Poplar Terry Daniel M., (6r. Henry Hall <& Co), h Madison av n Bramhall av Terry Elias C, agent, h 320 Garden, Hobofcen Terry Elizabeth W., baker, 287 Grove Terry F. D., widow, h 339 Grove Terry James, produce, h r 47^ Grove Terry RofpB K., oyBtera, h.45 Mercer LEVIW, POST, M Eifiiner ICily Sorvejor, Hnrark At«.f opp. OowtEout, * Paroai* Lrt., nr. Suaait Are., J. a 728 EMM JO ML:COMMItCUL TerwrHiger Allen, produce, li 372 Fourth Terwilliger William H., safe mfr, h Ocean av n Claremont av Terwoert John, overseer, h 328 First Tetemann Peter H., brickmkrv h Newark n Summit av Tetemann William, clerk, h Newark n Snmmit av Tetzleff Charles, carpenter, h Jackson n Newark, Hoboken Teubner Caroline, wid Gotholf, h 56 Eighth, Hoboken Tetitach Catharine, wid William, h 25» U R av Teutsch William, cabinetmkr, h 220 Bloomfield, Hoboken Tewe& Conrad, lager, 46 Bloomfield, Hoboken Tewes Eide H., grocer, 205 Garden, Hoboken Tewksbnry Thomas, h 242 Fifth Thacker Thomas, blacksmith, Central av c Waverley Thall John M., engineer, h 152 Gtirden, Hoboken Thalman Henry, cooper, h r 111 York Thatcher Harty AM teacher, h Cottage n Bergen av Thatcher Henr^, "bookkeeper,"ft Cottage n Summit av Tk^4Mi fh 250M P., bfettbfer^h Pa**rfa av ^ B*kiwio av Thayer William £Lt cleric, h 34 Pavonia av THE HANOVER FIRE INSUR- AJNCJCi LI). U-T JNt 1 r Budenbender & Mol- ler, a^ts, 185 Washington, Hoboken THE HUDSON COUNTY IN- UJbiJT 111JN JJ JflJM X ^ 76 Washington, Hoboken TIME iITJJWn3OIL«I>T E. B. HAYWABP, Agent, 31 Montgomery St., I. C. Theobald Lndwig, machinist, h 455 Henderson Thesenvitz William, glass cutter, h 37 Garden, Hoboken Thenrer John A., tailor, h Durham av n Congress Thieke Charles, bookbinder, h 186 Washington, Hoboken THE ESTEY 739 TEBQUV PT'PV T3TD1ITWO Pfl «a<^,iio.88 GRAND #iv, JUnoilI 111 I rlim IJW, uUug £»r*er Greene*. Thiele Charles, tnilk, h Porter n Newark av Thiele John, tailor, Hicks n Summit av Thieling John H., stoves, 149 Washington, Hoboken Thierae Robert, bookkeeper, h Griffith n Central av Thies Hermann, grocer, h 71 Meadow, Hoboken Thobiesen Christian, cooper, h Congress n Summit av Thody Thomas, laborer, h 26 Essex Thorn Charles, cabinet maker, h 101 Bloomfield, IJobofcep Thoin James, artist, Palisade n South Thomas Abraham, (Crandall & Thomas), h 7 Essex Thomas Andrew, baker, 327 First Thomas Archibald A., com nier, h 217 Montgomery Thomas Charles C, .segare, 102£ & h 100 Newark av Thomas Charles L., h r Newark av n Palisade ay Thomas Cliarles R., police, h St Paul* av n Central av SAVINGS BANK. "^ INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor* W»»liijnirtoii and Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs.{Tom &p9%. IIfT£KEST FROM THE FIKST OP EVE|tir KOMH. Tliomas Daniel, h 7 Essex Thomas Ellen, wid John, h Graham n Central av Thomas Frank, laborer, h St Pauls av n Snmmit av Tliomas George, blacksmith, h 280 Erie , Thomas George, clerk, h 191 Montgomery Thomas George SM clerk h Wescott av n Clifton pi Thomas Hanson A., gents' furn's, 31 Newark av, h Jfetparfc Thomas Henry, su.pt, h Halladay c Comuiunipaw av Thomas Henry A_, shipper, h Tan Keipeu av n Summit $ar Thomas Howard, jeweler, h 108 Wayne Thomas James, 6egar maker, 225 Grand Thomas James W., clerk, h Westoott a\- n Clifton pi Thomas John, agent, li Graham n Central av Thomas John B., baggageinaster, h 221 First Thomas John J^, clerk, h 201 Ninth TlvoiDaa John M. G.. student, li Weacott a\r n Clifton pi Waters' "Concerto Parlor Oigans" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS A SON, Warerooms, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 92 730 Thomas Joseph, boatman, h r 37 Morris Thomas Joseph, fancy goods, h 59 Meadow, floboken Thomas Leopold, machinist, h Second n Madison, Hoboken Thomas Lewis, feed, h 471 Henderson Thomas Lewis, porter, h 351 Third Thomas Mary, wid James, h Lake n Montrose av Thomas Patrick, painter, h 132 Stenben Thomas Ralph, roofer, 28 & h 30 First, Hoboken Thomas Ricnard, machinist, h 59 Meadow, Hoboken Thomas Robert, salesman, h 241 Wayne Thomas Robert W., carpenter, h 134 Washington Thomas Samuel, foreman, h 129 R R av Thomas Stephen G., clerk, h 174 Thirteenth Thomas Thomas, L., salesman, h 471 Henderson Tliomas Thotnas W., bookkeeper, h 131 Bloomiield, Hobok'n Thomas William, laborer, h Charles n Summit av Thomas William, laborer, h Kearney av n Jackson av Tfiooias William H:J prifiteiyTonnele nr n Tuers av Thomas William H. R., clerk, h Wescott av ti Clifton pi ' Thomas William W., supH, fa Newark av Summit av Thompson Adam, coachman, h 84 Sussex Thompson Alexander, patternmaker, h 120 Willow. Hobok'n Thompson Alexander W., salesman, h Grand n Wnarton Thompson Allanby, sec, h Clifton pi n Wescott av Thompson Andrew, watchman, h Willow n First, Hoboken Thompson Anthony, laborer, h Bergen pt plk rd n Harmon Thompson Bridget, wid Veitch, h 111 R R av Thompson Catharine, milliner,,75 Montgomery Thompson Charles, laborer, h 82 Sussex Thompson Charles R., police, h St. Pauls av n Central av Thompson Daniel, laborer, h Bereen pt plk rd n Carteret av Thompson David, bookkeeper, h Hutton n Summit av Thompson David, machinist, h r Newark av n Palisade av Thompson Edward A., clerk, h 8torms av n Beeen av Thompson Edwd W., mail agent, h Clifton pi n Fairmountav Thompson Emerson C, police, h Newark n Nelson av Thompson EasierX)., clerk, h 359 Fourth GERMAMAFIRE INSURANCE r. J. THURSTON & JSlTSUffeS, Affte., 1 Moatromerr St., Jenej City. Thompson Frederick A., painter, h 160 Steuben Thomson Frekerick W., liquors, 54 York Thompson George, jeweler, n 305 TJaird Thompson George, laborer, h Newark av n Porter Thompson George, painter, h Lundy's la n Northern R R Thompson George, whitewashes h 222 Newark av THOMPSON HENRY, carpets, 48 & h 158 Montgomery Thompson Henry, dock builder, h 221 Willow, Hoboken Thompson Henry, driver, h Monroe n First, Hoboken Thompson Henry, oysters, 77 & h 75 Montgomery Thompson Jacob, laborer, h Philip n Communipaw av Thompson James, bookkeeper, h 348 Eighth Thompson James, cooper, h r 105 Morgan Thompson James, engineer, h 220 Meadow, Hoboken Thompson James, fireman, h Johnston av n Pine SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor* "Washington and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evga. from G to T. tW IlfTEBEST FBOJI TOE FIRST OF BT8BT BfOPTTH. Thompson James R., (James R. Thompson <& Co), h N Y THOMPSON JAMES R. Thorn James, agent, h 49 Mercer Thorn John G.. h 460 Palisade av Thornhill Richard K., clerk, h 196 Seventh Thornton Chester, agent, h Newark n Germania av Thornton Frank B., blacksmith, h 25 Willow, Hoboken Thornton John, laborer, h Ash c Halladay Thornton Thomas, laborer, h Bergen plk rd n Bramhall av Thorp Daniel W., fish, Newark av c Cook Thorp Ezekiel, mason, h Pavonia av n Summit av Thorpe Joseph, h Congress n Pierce av Throckmorton Barberie W., lawyer, h Woom e Idahp av Throckmorton Charles D., merchant, h 234 Jersey av Throckmorton Henry W., drygoods, h Montgomery n Britton Throckraorton Sarah S., wid Henry, h Montgomery n Britton Thuman Richard, laborer, h 401 First SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. 'WflMsMlnvtoit »nd Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M.to 8 F.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, front B to t. INTEREST PROM THE PlIMT OP EVERY MONTH. THURRER LAWRENCE H., wholesale wine aud liquor dealer, 298 Newark av Thnrlow Thomas^ carpenter, h Palisade av n N Y av Thnrman John, laborer, h r 18 Morris Thurston Charies B. (Thurston 6c Jennings), h Glen wood av n West Side av Thureton Clinton, merchant, h 222 Wayne Thurston Frank, engineer, h 237 York Thnrston John, painter, h 301 Grand Thurston Jonathan V., coramfer, h 120 Mercer THURSTON & JENNINGS (Charles B.Thurtton OnmlaUtm kM littWM* for THE EVENING JOUMAI.: fold la Tfcne T«n. Tice George S., engineer, h 9 Clark pi Tice Jane, nurse, h Coramnnipaw av n Philip Tice Nancy, wid Martin, h Bergen sq c Tonnele av Tice Oscar, bofttman, h 9 Clark pi TICE WILLIAM ^H., shoes, 66 Montgomery h N T Tichenor Cornelia G., wid Samuel W., h 263 Fifth Tichenor John M.. mason, h 367 Seventh Ticket Office ofNJR R Co,*ft Exchange pi Tiebke Ernest, upholsterer, li 84 Meadow, Hoboken Tiedemann August, clerk, li Maple c Pine Tiedemann Carston, gTocer, Bowers c Sherman av Tiedemann Christian, segare, Paterson n Pierce av Tiedemann Nicholas, grocer, Newark n Nelson av Tiedemann Peter, liquors, Tonnele av n County rd Tiedemann Peter H. {Tiedemann dk Suhr), h Bleeker n Summit av Tiedemann William, clerk,h Pine c Lafayette Tteflenoafm Ar SuhT^^^fti^ H. TiedeWtmn, & Bardd W. Snftr), bWlders' mt!^, ft^W St Patils av Tiehleeen John, shoemaker, 109 Willow, Hoboken Ttelke Frederica, wid Henry, h Graham n Central av Tiquckeri Gepr^et machinist, h Hopkins av n Summit av Tiencken George Jr., h Hopkins av n Summit ay Tier Charles1; builder, Grand n Communipaw av, h Wester- velt c Cornelison av Tierly James, clerk, h 86 Meadow, Hoboken Tiernan James, shoemaker, h 145 Eighth Tiernan Thomas, bookkeeper, h 65 Garden, Hoboken Tiernan Thomas, liquors, Third c Grand, Hoboken Tierney Miles, contractor, h 279 York Tierney Owen, laborer, hMonmouth n First Tierney Patrick, laborer, h Monmouth n First Tierney StepBen, switchman, h 130 Prfvonia av Tietjen Bernard, lfquors, 123 & h 134 Meadow; Hoboken Tietjen Henfy, carpenter, h Griffith n Central av Tietjen Henry, driver, h 81 First, Hoboken Tietjen Henry, laborer, h 106 Meadow, Hoboken NEWARK, IV. .T. Agts., 1 Xontgomerr St., Jenejr dij- Tietieu Henry, wooden ware, h Jnhiutan avT a, pacific av TJ&fetfHermann, grocer, Suyn^i^fcfZabitairie Tietjefl John, grocer, Lincoln* tj mflrott BY Tietjen Martin, grocer, Central ay c Leonard Tifft Helen E.r teacher, h 64 Sixth, Hoboken Tighe Charles, bricklayer, h 243 Henderson Tighe Mary, wid Rodger, dressmaker, 36 R R av Tighe Michael, laborer, h 157 Bay Tighe Patrick, mason, h 313 First Tighe Philip, milk, Madison n Ferry, Hobokeo Tighe Richard H. L., principal, %5l & h 171 Fifth Tilden Marmadnke, collector, h 264 Fifth Till Charles, laborer, h Pine n Lafayette Tillier Matthew, moulder, h 97 "Wayne Tillman Samuel D., professor, h 148 Barrow Tillson Benjamin, pilot, h 218 York Tillson Benjamin Jr, carpenter, h 309 Third Tilly Chaancey, tinsmith, h 545 Henderson SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Wa»lilnBfton and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 VM~, and on Monday and Thursday Btgs. from fcto7 . BT IWTEBECT FBOW THE FIRST OF EVEBY MONTH. Tillyer Richard, (Br&toer cfe Titlyer\ h 73 Plymonth ' Tilt Joseph, carpenter, h Central av n St Paula av Tilton Silas, laborer, h 186 Pavonia av Tim an n Matthias, dispatcher, h 157 Newark av Tiraannus Frederick, gilder, h 156 Washington, Hoboken Times Printing Co., 44 Montgomery Titnra William, laborer, h 62 Warren Timme C. A., dentist, 138 Washington, Hoboken Timme George, clerk, h 225 Garden, Hoboken Timme Henrietta, wid Frederick, h 225 Garden, Hoboken Tirnmins James, tinsmith, h 249 First, Hoboken TitnminB William H., wrecker, h 309 Grove Titnmons James, laborer, h Hancock av n South Timpkin Herman, flour, h 62 Ninth, Hoboken Iim8on Charles J., broker, h 178 Fourth Tingley Mary E., wid John Hi, h Tcerg avn Tonnele av LEYIW. POST, tiiiipeer I Uj Hrrark Are., opp. Oiuit Hoiw, U Ptteiia kn.f nr. SuxunH ATO., J. 0. Tinian John W., machinist, h Zabriekie n Central av Tinkey Isaac, builder, 321 Garden, h 53 Fitth, Hoboken Tinkhart Charles C, fireman, h 225 Sixth Tinsey Benjamin H., wheelwright, h 67 Garden, Hoboken Tinson Henry, gilder, h 78 Second, Hoboken Tipken Charles, foreman, h 50 Ee§ex Tippett Richard, contractor, h Belmont av n Monticello av Tisdale Charles H., mason, h Lafayette n Pine Tise Garrett V. R., grocer, h Fairmount av n Britton Tise George, grocer, h Fairmourit av n Britton Tise John T., grocer, Newark av c Summit av Titan Iron Works, Steuben n Greene Titcomb B. B,, (Novelty Iron Works), h 54 Montgomery Titcomb George H., (Novelty Iron Works), h N Y Tittler Henrv, porter, h 54 Meadow, Hoboken Titus Henry" h 18l£ York Titus John, fireman, h 143 Warren 9ftI, manufacturer, h 3 ^m^%^w BdB4 , er> , Tobin JDoHiinick, laborer, h 171 Washington Tobin John, butcher, h Pine n Maple Tobin Patrick, laborer, h Communipaw av n Bergen AV Tdftin Ffttri(*k, laborer, h 399 First Tobin William F., h 434 Palisade av Todd Archibald, machinist, h 16 Clark pi Todd Edward, clerk, h 198 Bloomh'eld, Hobokeo ' Todd Edward A., foreman, h 38 8ixth, Hoboken Todd Gedvge, foreman, h 363 Henderson Todd James, engineer, h 21 Sussex Todd William, machinist, h r 244 R R av Toedtberg William, bridgman, h 133 Bloomfield, Hoboken Toepple Peter, tinsmith, h Hancock av n Hutton Tofiey John J., cattle, h Magnolia av n Summit av Toftey William V., cattle, h Magnolia av n Summit av Tohla Albert D., laborer, h Congress n Durham av Tolsou Willihm G., miller, h 127 Greene Tomford Michael, laborer, h Hopkins av n Palisade av Tomkins Henry D., clerk, h 143 Washington Totnkins John S., oierk, h 143 Washington _ THE ESTEY ORGANS Oflce, Ife. St GRAND 8T^ Corner Greene. Tomkins William B., produce,.h 143 Washington Tomlins Morton C, com mer, h250 Sixth Tompkins Chesterfield, shade mfr, h Congress n Summit av Toinpkins ^Eugene, carpenter, h 2t» Oak Tompkins James, bookkeeper, h Pine n Comruunipaw av Tompkins Samuel D., ( Vreebtnd & Ttimpkina), h Comrau- nipaw av n Vreeland Tompkins William, engineer, h 7 Clark pi Toms William, plasterer, h Cambridge av Q Congress Tonda Philip, cWk, h 473 Henderson Toner Henry, liq-tiors, h 49 First, Hoboken Toner James, moulder, h 177 Bay Toi»ef Paitrick, liquors, 268 Henderson, h 151 Firet Tonne Diedrich, salesman, h 52 Hudsun, Hoboken Tonner James, tailor, h Hancock av ti South SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor- Waslilrujctou. and 3Mon.tiJom.ery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 p Jt., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 6 to ?. E9- INTEREST FHOM TBB FIRST OF EYIRY I^OIVTH. Toohey Michael, laborer, h 491 Grove Tooliey Michael S.4 overseer, h Larch n W St Pauls av Toohey Patrick, laborer, h 203 Willow, HoUoken Tooker Michael, clerk, 1* 222 Twelfth Tooker Nathaniel, (Tooker <& Seare), h Bergen av n Bel- mont av Tooker Samuel, h Fairview av n West Side av Tooker & Sears, (Nath&nid T'K>ker & Hector Sews), sugar refiners, 68 Hudson Toole Bernard D., liquors^ h Willow n Second, Hoboken Toole Edwwd, laborer, h 24 ShippenvilJe, Hoboken Toole James, weaver, h 183 Bay Toole Margaret, wid Daniel, h 9 Shippenville,' Hoboken Toole Michael, laborer, h Willow n Second, itoboken Toole Patrick, laborer, It Jefferson av n C'efitral av T Dennis, clerk, h Tenth-c.Ho Waters1" Concerto Parlor $rg&£*ttA Fianos. HORACt WAttjRS & Warerooms, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 93 738 THE EVENING JOURNAL: g—i fcuteew •«• «iTertiM fa It Toomey Hugh, liquors, b Willow n'Newark av, Hoboken Toomey John, brakeraan, b 305 Henderson . Toomey John, laborer, b 274 Eleventh Toomey Patrick, laborer, h 20 Morris Toomey Peter, laborer, h 116 Morris Toomey Timothy, laborer, h 425 Henderson Toomey Timothy, laborer, h 432 Henderson Topping Josiah, engineer, h Waverley c Oakland av Tappser Henry, laborer, n Jackson n First, Hoboken Tormey James, shoemaker, 118 Willow,h 260 Meadow,Hbkn Tormey Peter J., clerk, h 2«»0 Meadow, Hoboken Torpey Matthew, laborer, h 143 Ninth Torquinnion Emil, bookkeeper, b Ravine av n Webster av Torrey Edward 8., merchant, h Mercer c Coles Torrey Joseph, h 127 Henderson Tosh John, cooper, h 57 "Warren Totten Abraham C, butcher, 208 & h 407 Grove Totten Gilbert W., «sjerk,'h;916 Jemejkr Totten Rntgef B., h 58 Eighth, Hoboken Totteu William H., oysters, h 230 Meadow, Hoboken Toulan Francis, laborer, h 202 Fourteenth Tourney Hannah, wid Cornelias, h 177 Foorteenth Toumey John, driver, h Bostwickpl n Storms av Toumey Michael, laborer, h 236 Thirteenth Touralle Frank, clerk, h 356 Garden, Hoboken Towar Thomas H., h 154 Mercer Toward John, laborer, h Cottage n Summit av Towers Luke, driver, h 884 Palisade av Towey James, pedlar, h Sherman av n Hut ton Townley Joseph, driver, h Tuers av n Vroom Townley William E., laborer, h 205 R R av Townsend C. A., teacher, h Thome n Summit av Townsend Frederick A., paperboxmaker, h 81 Montgomery Townsend James P., butcher, Mallorj av n Pollock av, h Culver n Mallorj av Townsend John, bookkeeper, h Bergen av n Montgomery Townsend Nathaniel, engineer, h 179 R R av GERMAN1A FIRE IN8URANCE • JT. THURSTOH k JEfllOfrGS, Ifts., t X«a%oa«rT St., Jersey GtJ- J 739 • Townsend Peter, steward, h Commjinipaw av n Whiton Townsend Richard H., clerk, h/$0S$|glitK Townsend Thomas, batcher, h Gmver av h M»Hory av Townsend Thomas, laborer, h 22 Essex Tracey George E., fancygoods, 246 Washington, Hoboken Traeey Michael, laborer, n Newark n Germania av Tracey Michael, laborer, h Van Winkle av n Tonnele av Tracey Michael, Jr, laborer, h r Newark n Germania av Tracy Dennis, laborer, h 253 Fourteenth Tracy Henry H., bookbinder, h Grace n Central av Tracy Jeremiah Y., h 404 Grove Tracy John, laborer, h Kearney av n Jackson av Tracy Patrick, blockuaaker, h 480 First Tracy Richard, laborer, h r 318 Second Tracy Thomas, h 318 Sixth Trainor James, laborer, h r 204 Thirteenth Trainor John, laborer, h Willow c Sixth, Hoboken Transieut Mich'l, carman,h North'n RR av n W St.Paulsav INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. 'WA»ixlnfgtoxt and Montgomery Open daily from 10 AJt. to 3 P.*-, and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 6 to 7. r~T INTEKKST FROM THE FIRST OP EVEBT MONTH. Trany Nicholas, laborer, h r 178 Eleventh Traphagen Cornelias V., h 174 Pavonia av Traphagen Cornelias V. Jr, h 174 Pavonia av Traphagen Henry, h 174 Pavonia'av Traphagen Henry, lawyer, 125 Washington, h Coles n Montgomery Traphagen Henry M., h 165 Pavonia av Traphagen Jared, blacksmith, h 125 Pacific av Trapp Dederick H., produce, h 200 Coles Trastain Peter L., laborer, h r 54 York Trangatt Staadinger, merchant, h Bowers n Webster av Trautwein Philip, h 295 Bloomfield, Hoboken Trautz Charles, expressman, h 39 Brunswick Travers George W., merchant, h 214 Bloomfield, Hoboken Travers Philip H., contractor, h Bowers c Hancock av Travers Richard E., boilermaker, h 24 Bright LEV! W. POST, ChiTty* ititf mp, Vtwtrk Art., opf. Otirt Eowo, ^ ?*v?iiia krt., wx, Suuait Are., J. C. 740 F»r Imf frtmiimf Jvfct, get on Truvis Stephen, mason, b 305 Henderson Travis Steplien L.^ packer, h Prospect n Oakland av Treacy Patrick A., (Rev), h Willow c Fifth, Hoboken Treadwell Steplien W., locksmith, h r 241 Grand Treager William, music, h 222 Bloomh'eld, Hoboken Treanor Edward, laborer, h Laid I aw av c Bonner av Treanor Levina, wid Hugh, washing, Camb'dge av n Bowers Treasch John, sn^ar refiner, h 29 Sussex Tregear Edward, natter, h 245 Newark av Tregear Hussey, hatter, h 110 Wayne Treger Lawrence, tailor, Beacon av n Summit av Treger Philip, tailor, Beacon av n Summit av Tremblen James, mariner, h 89 Essex Trembley George E., clerk, h Monticello av n Belmont av *Fremper Robert, clerk, h 54 Newark av Trencker, William, milk, Jefferson n First, Hoboken Trenery fed ward, shoes, Montgomery n Bergen av, h Tnere av n Church Trenery Frank, shoemaker, Ege av n Bergen av, h Nawkirk n Summit av "Trenor Henry, carpenter, h 234 Garden. Hoboken Tresouthick James H., engineer, h Germania av n Hnttou Tress William, bntcher, h Willow n First, Hoboken Tretow Frederick, cotter, h Central av n Griffith Treuer Joanna, wid Charles, h 5 Gregory Trickel Casimir, lager, 110 Bloomfield, Hoboken Trimmer A., dentist, h Communipaw av n Madison av Trinka Martin, segars, 497 Palisade av Trinkner Christopher, baker, Sherman av n Griffith Trinley John F., dockboilder, h 236 Fifth Tripp Isaac L., police, h 225 Pavonia av Tripp John, clerk, h Chestnut av c Vine Trippe Robert H., drnggist, h Belmont av n Monticello av Trippe William J., h Gardner av n Moticello av Trippel Frank A., barber, 380 Henderson Trisinsky Caroline, wid John Fn h 41 Garden, Hoboken Trisinsky Jacob F., preserves, h 41 Garden, Hoboken Troll John, bootmaker, Newark av n Summit av Tropp John, laborer, h 231 R R av col Li UPUiANo u n mm uum m IIIL Troscher William, machinist, h 18 Wales Trotter Esau I., hardware, Monticello av n Eraory Trotter John, janitor, h 38 Montgomery Trotter Thomas, driver, h r 178 Montgomery Trouten Alexander, laborer, h 244 Henderson Troy Bernard, polisher, h 133 Montgomery Troy David, engineer, h 122 York True Cord, grocer, 266 Monmouth True John, grocer, Hoboken av n Oakland av Truefitt Henry P., drygoods, h 135 Hudson, Hoboken Truex Richard A., bookkeeper, 92 Pavonia av, h N J Truman John, tire man, h Lafayette n Pine Trumbly Godfrey, engineer, h 191 Garden, Hoboken Trumbnll James, h Jewett av n Bergen av . Truseott James B., (James B. Trvsaott & Co.), h Monticello av n Brinkerhoff BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Waeliirnfton and Mlontifomenry Open daily from 10 AM. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Krgs. from 6 to 7. ' Z^T I^TZCEST FBOM THE FIRST OP EVERT MONTH. j — ... - .. . • , . . i.... . i , >..... , .j Truscott James B. BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "WsMrtilnirtQii and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.Jt. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 6 to 7. INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OV BVEHY MONTH. Turner James, h 152 Barrow Tamer Jerome, screwmaker, h 289 Second Turner John, laborer, h r 110 Essex Turner Joshua, express, h 177 Coles Turner Nathaniel, (Howe & Turner), h Jersey av c R R av Turner Nathaniel, shoes, 89 Greene Turner Patrick, driver, h 137 Clinton, Hoboken Turner Robert, blacksmith, h 139 Ninth Tamer Rudolph S., cond actor, h Bridgman av n Monti cello av Tnraer William, plumber, h Jefferson av n Palisade av Turner William H., (Turner db Bennett), h 152 Barrdw LEY1W, POST, (M&gKf £ '^ Purveyor, Irrark AT*, opy. Arart Hiran, A Pawmit AT*M nr. Summit Are., J. 0. 744 BCIAL PBI5TIV6 X SPECULEC TUKNER & BEMELL, {WiUittmS. Turner db Alexander Bennett), teas, 5i Montgomery « Trade Mark. TURNER & BENNELL, The Jersey City Tea Pot. Noted for its Teas and Coffees, 54 Montgomery Street, a»d cor Newark & Jersey av Turner's Hall, 255 First Turney Hugh, jeweler, h 57 Garden, Hoboken Tnrney Hngh, laborer, h r 204 Thirteenth Tnrney Paschal, lawyer, h Bergen av n Duncan av Tnrnure William PM h 218 Second Turt Jnlia, wid Thomas* * 10 Can** , . j , Tnskie John, fireman, h James n W Newark av Tnaort Fraferfdk C., agent h 191 Fifth TnthilT CfiarTes W., milt', h 169 Henderson TnthiH Michael, boilermaker, h 91 Meadow, Hoboken Tuthill Oliver, m\lk, 46 York TuthiH William, milk. 36 York Tnttle Alexander H., (Rev), h Lafayette n Pine Tattle Andrew, clerk, h Waverley n Oakland av Tnttle David H., engrraver, h 458 Palisade av Tnttle Edward, clert, h 206 Thirteenth Tuttle Hannah, wid Joel, h Bergen av n Clinton Tnttle Jerome B., mariner, h 4 Morris Toxbnry Frederick W., (F. W. Oflm, lo. 88 GRAND 8f., tfEM CITY ME I«0, CamerGre«ae. Twistern August, grocer, 48 Warren •' Tyber Frank J., huts, 52 Newark av, h 210 Coles Tyler Frank J., Jr., umbrellas, h 210 Coles , real estate and ia* surance agent, 3 Exchange pi, h 177 Variek Tyler Hiranj, engineer, h 27 Clark pi Tyler John, h 305 Garden, Hoboken Tyner Thomas, laborer, h 320 Second g Tyrer Anthony, tailor, h 223 Barrow Tyrrell James, laborer, h 65 Warren Ty«e ^eortre, h Glen wood iiv c Bergen av Tjiee^Willram, engineer, h 15 GraMd Tyson Joseph, butter, h Commnnipaw av n Bergen av INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Open daily from 10 A-M- to 3 r.M., and on Monday and Thursday Bvfa. from «to 7. ty IWTK11B8T FBOM THE WTUWT »g EVBBY MOIfTH. u Ucbtmann Bernhard, clerk, h 209 Second Uchtuiann Egbert, h 209 Second Uhde Louis, barber, 117 First, Hoboken Uhl George, shoemaker, 207 Fourt)» Uhring Michael, lager, 47 Washington, Hoboken Ulffere Mary, wid Ernst, h Beacon av n Central av Hitmann James S., clerk, h 13 Newark, Hoboken Ullmer John, tailor, 121 Washington, h 171 Montgomery Ulrich Carl, driver, h 203 Newark av Ulrich Carl, stonemason, h First c Jackson, Hoboken Ulneh Emil, merchant, h 411 Garden, Hoboken Ulrich Jacr>b, carpenter, li LundyVla n Northern R B Ulricli Panl, bookkeei>er, h Chest not av n Henry UHch Ricliard, foreman, h 19 Atlantic HORACE WATtRS A SON, Warerooms, Wo. 481 BROADWAY, NEW TOBK. 94 L. 746 Ball7 CtmUtim ftmU* tint at otJmr Sadsoq Cotfatf MEMNGJI ooabbet. Ulrich William, shoes, Central av n Congress Fna Bernard, lithographer, 62 Garden, Hoboken Underbill Charles, carpenter, h 354 Ninth Underhill Charles, product, h 236 Fk-st UrtderhUl Frances M., wid Daniel It., 221 Tork Underhill Gilbert E.', drygoods, Monticello av c Brinkerhoff, h Fair view av n Bergen av Underhill Hamilton, h 221 York Underhill John D., shoes, h 50 Bloomfield, Hoboken Underhill William P., mariner, h 17 Montgomery Underwood William, elevator, h Sip av n Bergen UNION BANK of JERSEY CITY 45 Montgomery (See appendix) UNION CAR SPRING MANUFACTURING CO., Mor- gan c Washington & 61 Liberty, N Y (See appendix) UwonrJron Ko^ndry^Seepnd c Willow, Hoboken Qrtq'ue^Clwbj Brtunlm)! afr •» Monticello av United Presbyterian Mission, Bowers n Sherman av United States Bonded Warehouse, ft Third, Hoboken United States Custom Office, Cunard docks ft Grand UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO,5 principal office 82 Broadway; branch offices 291, 744 & 957 Broadway, 280 Canal THURSTOY '& JTFTNlTfGR, A^ts., 1 Moatfonerj 8L, Jeney CItj. 747 Utterruoele Ernest*segarmaker, hMiusshallnFirst, Hobok«n Uzarawicy John, laborer, h lfife Twelfth Vail Abraham, butter, h Couamunipaw av n Grand Vail Abraham C Jr, vet surg, Griffith n Summit av Vail Charles A., grocer, 203 Garden, Hoboken Vail Charles R., carpenter,h Frazer pi D Newark ay Vail Georger laborer, h Ferris c "Van Winkle av Vail James (Vail Bros), h Commnnipaw av n Vreeland Vail Janet, wid Thomas, h 297 Sixth Vail John R., ( Vail Bros\ h Commnnipaw av n Vreeland Vail Lawrence E., h 100 River, Hoboken Vail Bros, {John B. <& Jaw.es\ builders, Harrison av n Mon- ticello av Valentine Charles E., carpenter, h 320 Fifth Valentine Edward L., printer, h Bridgman av n Monticello av SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Washington and Montgomery Open dailf from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to 7. IVHEKC9T rirofn TUB FIRST OF BVB^Y MOUTH. Vadeptine George W., paperhanj^er, h Tfeoroe n Valentine Isaac,' bntcher, h Cottage n Bunfmffav' Valentino Isaac Jr, butcher, h Cottage n Sumn>k av Valentine Isaac T., paperhanger, h Ttrorne n Summit av V^leptine Nathan R., butohor. Newark n Nelson AV4 b ,0«t- tage n rJewark av Valentine William S,, butcher* BrMgiii.-in av n Summit av, h Cottage n Bergen wood av Vallard Eunice, wid Francis, dressmaker, 227 Fourth Valleart Jaue, wla William, h '293 Fourth Valleaa Thomas M., felter, 1» 61 Meadow, Hoboken Valleau William W., sail maker, h 520 Henderson Valois Adolph, lager, 161 Jersey av Van Allen Benjamin T., clerk h Bergen av n Bergen eq Van Alst Jolin I. Jr, clerk^ h ^8 ()ak LEVI w, nst; X«wwk £T#.F cpp> Coorl Brat*, k ,#48 BMt A*r*tf«iag •««•« THE EYEHINB JO08MAL {**"* ta Sew i Van Alstine Abraham P.,'(Fan AUtins & (Jo), h 340 Eighth Van Alstine James MM ( Van AUtine & Go\ h 316 Eighth VAN ALSTJNE & CO>., {Abraham P.&JamesM. Tan AUtine)^ teas, }94 Newark av... Van Amburg L. G., boatman, h Newark n Nelson av Van Anglen Charles C, (T. C. Brown & Go\ h 204 Jersey av Van Antwerp Charles, dentist, Vetteriein pF n Monticello av Van. Antwerp Cornelius, express, h 167 Coles Van Arsdaie John K., bookkeeper, h 235 Jersey av Vtja Arsdaie Philip, conductor, \ Whiton n Maple Van Arsdaie Philip P., music teacher, h 311 Grove Van Arsdaie Stephen 1\, salesman, h 211 First Van Austine S. M., optician, h 8 Belmont pi Van Benschoten James, h 281 Third Van Benschoten S. (Rev), h Monticello av n Brigham av Van Berner, Charles 0., jeweler, h Summit av n Griffith av T|to Befrrerf Jame\h'Terns n Newark av Vab Beure>i Sylvester, mouldings, Greene c Say, h Bergen ar ir Reed S. VAN BEUREN, MOULDING, CABVINO, SCROLL SAWING AITS TUEIU1TG, COR. BAY AND GREENE STREETS, JERSEY CITY. Walnut Balusters, NewelLs and. Rails. ! i •••.•_• • i - • • i • Van Beorcn Sylvester, |>olice, Cltestnnt av n Second Van Blareom Harry, carpenter, h Griffith n Summit av Van Blarcom Henry C, shoemaker, h Gennania av n St Pauls av Van Boekirk James M.> ferryiqan, h 316 Garden, Hoboken THE ESTr^ ORGANS N^m'imisw m SAXE &. BOBEBT8ON. .749 •Terry™ VanBoskirk Maria>>h 50 Hudson, Hohokcn Van Boskirk Nicholas, engineer. h21H Garden. Hobpken Van Bremen Mary, dressmaker, 156 Garden, Hoboken Van Brunt Charles, clerk, h 2 Clark pi Van Buren John, Guilder, Central av n Hoboken. av, faNew - ark av n Chestnut av' Van Buren Joseph H., salesman, h 225 Tork Van Bnren Thomas P., clerk, h 302 Second . Vaik Buskirk George W., cooper, h 325 Fourth Van Bii8kirk Richard D., bookkeeper, 117 Washington Van Bnskirk Sarah, wid Abraham, h 131 Wayne Van Buskirk W. H., police, h Congress n Cambridge av Van Bussnm George, jeweler, h Waverley n Palisade av Van Bussum Harmon, carj>enter, h Waverley n Palisade av Van Campen Henry, carpenter,]) Jefferson n Ferry, Hobok'n INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and ' Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from B to 7. INTEREST FlfOM THI FIRST OF EVEBY MONTH. Van Cleef Isaac, (/. &W. W. Van Cleeff, h 203 Montftoj / Van Cleef John T., ( Van Cleef & Van Horn), h 174 TBarrow Van Cleef Joseph, h 142 Grove Van Cleef Panl D., (Rev), h 174 Barrow Van Cleef Theodore F., clerk, h 226£ York .« Van Cleef Whitney W, (X & W. W. Van Cleef), h 201 Montgomery Van Cleef William, mariner, h Clifton pi n Fairmount av Van Cleef I. & W. W., {haac <& Whitney W.), grocers, 156 Grove Van Cleef INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washlogton. a.ticL Montgomery Open dally from 10 AM. to 3 VM., and on Monday and Thursday Bvgs. from • to 7. IWTERB8T FBQM TUB PIB8T OF EVERY MONTH. Van Gelder John* A., clerk, li Jones if Sip av Van Gelder Roger S.* clerk, h Summit av n Sip av Van Glahn Henry, grocer, 441 First Van Hey sen John, wood & \villow, h 218 Wayne Vanhorebeck J. A., fireman, h Summit av n South Vanhorebeck Mary, wid John, h Summit av n South Van Horn Abraham, (Van Cleef & Van Horn\ h Commu- nipaw av c Van Horn Vannorn Agnes, wid Garret, h Oommunipaw av n Vanhorn Van Horn Albert I.,h Henry c Chestnut av Van Horn George, lawyer, Newark av n Oakland av, h Pavonift av » Baldwin Van Horn George G., (Van Horn dk Co.\ h Biinkerhoff n Monticello av Van Horn Henry, shipcarpenter, h 51 Eighth, Hoboken Van Horn Jacob, h Pacific awe Commanipaw »v LEV! W. POST^ rtfU,£Bgifleer;& City Itvark Ate, opj. {Jowl B*OM% M£*vul* ATV, nr. fnutt 4vt.t X. 0. 762 VanHorri John, h Philip n Cornmunipaw av Vanhorn John, clerk, h Henry 'n'Chestnut av Vanhorn John, gardener, h Johnstofo at n Light Vauhorn John, Jr., h Philip'n CommnTupaw av Vanhorn Mindert, h Coramunipaw av c Van Horn Van Horn Peter, merchant, h 93 Wayne Van Horn & Co, {G Van H^frten Iaaiw«W., physician, 27d Gi»ve Van Honten Jolm, carpenter, h Forrest n Ooean av Van llouten M^r^aret^wid Gideoru%hr94 Congress Van'Htouten &lK\\ft>eel (Ifflwin'^wn1 & Ottee, No. 88 « BAND ST., JERSEY CITY FIRE INS. CO, Corner Greene. Vankirk John R., collector, 3 Newark, h New Brunsurick Van Kleek John R., clerk, h 241 Jersey av Van Kleek Sarah J., wid Rev. Richard D., h 241 Jersey av Van Loan George E., clerk, Montgomery c, Washington Van Loan Samuel P., photographer, h Summit av R K Van Ness Carl, sugar retiner, h 141 Steuben Van Ness Franklin, blacksmith, h 498 Grove Van Nest Frederick, machinist, h 174 Henderson Van nest John, clerk, h 37 York Vannest Stephen, police, h Newark n Pierce av Van Netten John, hay, h Tenth n Garden, Hoboken Van Norden Theodore, provisions, h 242 Fourth Vannorwick Samuel, tel operator, h 375 Henderson Van Nostrand James S., clerk, h Tners av n Vroom Vannostrand William H., h Webster av n South # SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. ~Wa.sli.isi|Bton. and Montfifomery Open dally from 10 AM. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evga. from B to 7. &T I5TCBEST FROM TBS FIRST OF EVERY MONTH. Vannote George, painter, h 331 Grove Van Nnyse Stephen C, produce, h 105 Mercer VanOesen H., exchange, 1<>2& h.142 Pavonia av Van Orden Ann, wid Gabriel, h 222 Second Van Orden Benjamin, shoemaker, h 116 Pavonia av Van Orden Jasper, segars, Hoboken av n Summit Van Orden Peter, pilot, h 56 Washington, Hoboken Van Osten John, painter, h 50 Meadow, Hoboken Van Pelt Addie, teacher, h 234 Garden, Hoboken Van Pelt Joel, mariner, h 321 Seventh Vanpelt John, patternmaker, h 32 Sussex Van Pelt Martin, h Fairmount av n Bergen av Van Pelt Martin W., carpenter, h Bridgman av n Monti- cello av Van Pelt William J., clerk P O, h 234 Garden, Hoboken Van Reipen Garrett P., pres^ h Snnnnitnv c Van Reipen av Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, IFareroom*,'Jfo. 481 BROADWAY, NEW TOBK. 95 754 f it; the fuVUt l&e It $ ererybe Jjr reads it; «Q EMEJOOIMgo4d baiUeu •»• *dT«rt>Tt> in it. Van Reypen Cornelius, bookkeeper, h 199 Fourth Van Reypen Cornelius C, h Academy c Idaho av Van Reypen Sarah C, wid Henry G., h Belmont av n Monticello av Van Reyper Kate, wid George, h Bergen av n Clinton Van R«3'per Richard D., restaurant, Commiinipaw av c Sackett Van Riker Daniel, clerk, \\ Fairrnount av n Brittou Van Riker Jane, wid Daniel, h Fairraonnt av n Britton Van Riper Abraham, police, h 229 Fourth Van Riper Adrian D., builder, Fairview av n Monticello av Van Riper Benjamin, inspector, h 170 Third Van Riper Christopher, engineer, h Whiton n Maple Van Riper Cornelius I., pilot, h 173 Garden, Hoboken Van Riper David, engineer, h Summit av n Carlton ay Van Riper John V* EL, farraer, h Tonnele av c Sip av Van Riper John W. T., painter, h 192 Eighth • V^jnrRiper Mary E., wid Cofrieliut, h l3$VGrand Van Ifiper William* HT* deckhana" ti 39 SnippehYifle, Ho- boken ... . , . Van Saun Isaac, fruits, h 63 Mercer VaAtSasiD John physician, 63 Mercer Van Schaick Timothy, carpenter, h 148 Morgan Van Shanck George W., (John Savery's Sons), h N Y Vansyckle Joseph, agent, h N Y av n Congress Vansyckle Leonidas H., ( Vansyckle & Carmichael), h 312 Second VANSYCKLE & CARMICHAEL, (Leonidas H. Van- sycMe <& Charles CarmichaeV), wholesale cream dealers, 312 Second Vant Henry, h 374 Henderson Van Tassel Henry, clerk, h 28 Clinton, Hoboken Van Tassel Emory M., (£. M. Van Tas»d db Co), h Jf' Y Van Tassel Howard, clerk, 195 Garden, Hoboken Van Tassel John M., assessor, h 69 Webster av Van Tassel Melinda, wid Abel, h St Pauls av n Bonner av Van Tassel Peter, carpenter, h Paterson c Passalc av THUR8T0N & JBSNi^«3sSi*t»., 1 M^nt^mexj St., Jersej Citj ...il 255 Van Tassel Theodore, blacksmith, h 126 Hudson, Hoboken Tan Tassel WilliswE., olerH,,,h 114? Wulffijitta*, HbHdFen Van Tassel E. M.' & Co, {fimory M. Van TatadS Jdihea P. Brooker), com mer, 249 Provoet Van Thaden reter, (Gaede & Van Thaden\ h Central av c Paterson Van Tilbnrgh William A., truckman, h Jones n Vroom Van Tine John W., salesman, h 217^ York Van Valkenberg Benjamin F., commission, h Summit av n Sip av Van Valkenbergh Calvin, clerk, h 21 Sussex pi Van Valkenburg Lyman T^, ferrymau, h 160 Montgomery Van Velsor Alonzo, flowers, h 110 Mercer Van Vaultenburg Eugene, h 11 Henderson pi Van Voorhis Abraham, clerk, h Whiton n Lafayette Van Voorhis Henry, salesman, h Whiton n Lafayette Van Vorst Cornelius P., h 183 Wayne Van Voret John, h Second c Henderson INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. We-slilnsrtoxi. and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A Jl. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 5 to 7. X?T INTEREST FROM THB FIRST OF BVEBY MOIfTM. Van Voret William B., h 159 Wayne Van Wagenen Hartman, h.Academy n Bergen sq Van Wagenen Henry N., farmer, h Academy n Bergen 6XJ Van Wagenen Jacob, farmer, h Tonnele av n Sip av Van Wagenen John V. B., h Tonnele av n Sip av Van Wart David, fireman, h Jones n Vroom Van Wart George W., engineer, h Pine n Newark av & N YRR Vanwart James MM bricklayer, h Poplar n Durham av Vanwart William, bricklayer, h Poplar n Durham av Van Winkle Adok)hus W., h 200 Thiid Van Winkle Adolphus W., Jr., agent, 54 Montgomery, h 301 Fifth Van Winkle Charity, wid John, h Genoania av n St Pauls av Van Winkle Daniel, grocer, 298 M6nmonth, h 376 Fifth Vao Winkle Pani#l, postmaster, h Grqpd c Qlinton av LEV! W, POST, f Newark Are., opp. Court Eonte, k Paftmia Are., nr. Summit Aye., J. C 756 For IM«« Frfattaf Job*, E7BWJ01NAU ft Van Winkle Daniel, Jr., coal, h 225 Wayne Van Winkle Daniel R., teas, h Brinkerhoff n Bergen av Van Winkle Elizabeth C, wid Daniel C, h Tonnele av n Sip av Van Winkle Garret 8., teamster, h Bridgraan av n Monti- cello av Van Winkle George W., machinist, h Newark n Tonnele av Van Wiukle Jacob, h Idaho av c Tonnele av Van Winkle Jacob, jeweler, h Academy n Baldwin av Van Winkle Jacob UM foreman, h 115\Dole8 Van Winkle Jacob M., teamster, h Newark av opp Bald- win av Van Winkle^ John, carpenter, Montgomery n Tnere av, h Bergen av n Storms av Van Winkle John E., clerk, Montgomery c Washington, h Vreelantf € W Grand Van Winkle John P.,-accountant, ft Exchange pi, h ilT T Van Winkle Mafia, wid''Henry K, h Bergen mv n Head Van Winkle Mary, wid Benjamin, h Porter n Newark av Van Winkle Mary, Wid Walter, h Wilks n Sip av Van Winkle Michael, h Bergen av»n Vroom Van Winkle JPeter,,S.r groceiyBergen qq c Tonnele av Van Winkle Theodore, clerk, Montgomery c Washington Vanzandt Abraham, carpenter, h 140 Pacific av V anzandt Albert, h 62 Garden, Hoboken Vanzandt Peter G., produce, h 174 Henderson Van Zandt Ruthven P., engraver, h 318 Garden, Hoboken Van Zee Cornelius, labbrer, h Virginia av n Bergen AV Vanzile Amos, sawyer, h plk rd n Congress Van Zile Benjamin, carpenter, h Garden n High Van Zile Calvin, h Cedar n Palisade av Vanzile Granden, h Plank rd n Congress Varden Alice, washing, 136 Jersey av Varick John, blacksmith, h N Y av n Congress Varick Joseph, deckhand, h 7 Shippenville, Hoboken Varick Peter, warden, h. Thorne c Central av Varick Theodore R., physician, 105 Washington Varick Theodore R., Jr., clerk, h 105 Washington Varick William W., city surveyor, h 105 Washington THE ESTEY ORGANS° SAXE &, 757 JERSEY Yarley Rose, wid James, h Thorne n Summit av Varoon David, leather, h 137 Varick Varoon George, leather, h 137 Varick ^ Vatter Adam, bntcher, h Jackson n First, Hoboken Vaudy Dennis, laborer, h 15 Grand Vaughn Christopher, engineer, h Fifth n Grand, Hoboken Vaughn Edward, barber, li 142 Pacific av Vaughn Esther, widow, h 48 Canal Veall Henry W., engineer, h Ege av n Ocean av Veaverveck Benjamin, laborer, h 223 Grand Vedder tTohn H., machinist, h 137 Washington Veese Theodore, ferryniaster, h 229 Garden, Hoboken Vehrle John, tailor, h 82 Hudson. Hoboken Veirs Charles O., physician, Communipaw av n Grand Veitb Hannah, dressmaker, h 158 Garden, Hoboken INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Ccrr. 'Wafltainirton and Montgomery Open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday EYgs. from5 to 7. C2T INTEREST FROJtf THE FIRST OP BTEBY noifTH. Vellipne John, mechanic, h Cherry la n James Velvet John, locksmith, h 440 First Venota Father, h Baldwin av c Pavonia av Verden Catharine, wid Thomas, laundress, h 100 Morris Verdin Patrick, laborer, h 11 Sussex Verhoff William, copper, h 182 Sixth Verlie Charles, shoemaker, h South u Snmmit av Verlling Isaac H., gardener, h Cornelison av n Montgomery Vermilye Joseph D., crockery, 356 Third Verner Ferdinand, gilder, h Willow c Second, Hoboken Vernon Edward, h Belmont av n Bergen av Vernon John H., boarding, Grand c Greene Verrinder Arnold G., clerk, h 278 Fourth Verrinder James N. G., clerk, h Kearney av n Ocean av Verrioder William (RevAejty missionary,^ 278 Fourth Vettinder William, Jr., clerk, n Jackson avr n Orient av Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & 8ON, Warerooms, Ko. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. » Versbach Albert, inanram'e, h 09 Bloomfield, Hoboken Vetterlein Bernard, laborer, Ii 455 Grove Vetterlein B^mhard T., Miwyer, h Palisade av n Congress Vettertevn Gottlieb, laborer, h 445 Grove Vetterlein William T.,; lawyer, Palisade av n Congress Vettler Adolpb/, pocketbook maker, h 126 Meadow, Hobok'n Vevers Richard, patterns, 67 Newark av Vianest Frank, restaurant, h 65 Meadow, Hoboken Vice Jamet, laborer, h;lW2 Willow, Hoboken Vickery Stephen E., pilot, h 143 Warren Victory James, carpenter, h James n W Newark-av VictoryMtftthew, laboTer, h Madison n First, Hoboken Vidal William R., stationer, h Tuere avn Vroom Vidalich Matthew, clerk, h Zabriskie n Central av •t Vidnliefi Nicholas, sea captain, h Zabriskie n Central av Viebrock Henry\ engineer, h 117 Meadow, Hoboken ViehmeyerFrfecferfck, tailor, h V8 Second, Hoboken ¥tel| ^iiib^H^ lumberj h 18$ Warrpn \*i*&&$B&*W it., cnr^efiter,'h Vettfer?€rtn pi •» OreiM.-6nt Uv Vienmig Margaret* wid John H., b 232 Bay Vietheer Joaehrm. ^ro(;er. Fourth c Clinton, h r 170 Clin- I Vieior Cart, engraver, h Hutton n Cambridge av Vila James, teamster, h 825 Grand Vile Harriet, wid Joseph, h Comraanipaw av n Bergen av Vile John, ( Fife, Sayre db Keeney\y h 11 Halladay Vile ffl»oma8(T., «ate«in»n, h *22* Fourth VILE, SAYRE & KEENEI, {John Vile, Thomas M. Sayre & George M. Keeney\ wholesale dealers in fkrar of the best brands, hay, straw, and ground feed, 189-Hudson Vill Joint1 AU hamessmaker; 266 & h 288 First Vincent Collin, salestnan, h 56 Sussex Vincent Edward, dry goods, Hoboken av n Oakland av Vincent John Q4 dry goods; b 50 Sussex Vinglemah William, carpenter, hr 475 Grove GEMANIAFIRoVJS^tMCE THtJB^TOX & Jl^lfi?ros. AgU., 1 Montgomery St., Jersey City. 759 Vinton Charles, printer, h 58 B^eadow, Virtirl Caspar, flour, h Lincoln n Nelsbn av Vitar James. {Jose Vitar die Go.), h1&6 WilW, Hoboken Vitar Jose, {Jose Vitar & Go.), h 26 Willow, Hoboken Vitar Jose INTERNATIONAL TRUST COlfPANY, Cor. "Waslilniptoii and Montgomery Open daily from 10XJ(.to 3 PJI-, and oa Monday and Thursday BTgs.(pora 6 to 7. W INTEREST FBOn THE FIItST OF EVERY MONTH. ' ' ' , : Vogle Frederick, machinist, h Newark c Gerrnania av V(^ledonk Henrj, tailor, h 234 South Vogler George, porter, fi 124 WashiDfcton, Hoboken Vo£t Dietrich, laborer, h Congress n Central av Vogt Frederick, box maker, h 240 Wayne Vogt Frederick, shoemaker, h Charles n Central av Vogt Henrj, carman, h 455 Henderson Vo^t William, laborer, h 227 R B av Voight Gottlob, broker, h 75 Meadow, Hoboken Voight Henry, bookkeeper, h 132 Garden, Hoboken Voight Julius, box maker, h 398 Garden, Hoboken Voight Louis, oils, h 38 Ninth, Hoboken Voigt Augustus, laborer, h flutton n Summit av Volekmann Ernest, h 197 Washington, Hoboken Volckmer John, silversmith, h 66 Fifth, Hoboken Voldraauer Matthias, boatumkery Newark & Onrbam av LEVIW. WlSTrCi»ilfpMh&^ Surveyor, for** Avt., «pp. Cotirt BetiMf A Pfc**ia fcW.f nr?3ttntait Ave., J. C. 76a PSI1TTIIG THE MM J001ALI A SPECIALTY. Volk Dora, wid Charles, h 104 Meadow, Hoboken Volk Jacob, undertaker, 208 Washington SAVINGS B.AJVK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Waahlnston and Montjomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 8 to 7. ZZT I*TEKE§T FROM THB FIRST OF GTBBT MONTH. Vossbrinck Henry, produce, h 60 Warren Votteler Madeline, wid John, h 233 Garden, Hoboken Votteler Wilhelm, lithographer, h 130 Garden, Hoboken Vredenburgh Chauncey, printer, h Vine n Cbestnnt av Vredehbnrgh James B., (Scudder & Vredenburgh), h 210 Wayne Vreeland Aaron N., laborer, h Bergen av n Virginia av Vreeland Abraham A., gardener, h Bergen av n Prospect av Vreeland Anna W., wid Stephen, h 223 Grand Vreeland Cornelius, driver, n Prescott pi n Grand Vreeland Cornelius JM city survevor, h Communipaw av c Whiton " . Vreeland Cornelius V. R.. gardener, h West side av c Vir- ginia av Vreelaod Edward W., clerk, b liergen av n Orient av \ Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS A SON, Warerooms, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW TTORK. 96 762 Dally nmhtln Doable tbst tt •ther B«4»oa Co«*l mm joi eeakiaed. Vreeland Ellen, wid Jno M., h Bergen pt plk rd n Myrtle av Vreeland Garret, h Bergen av n Orient av Vreeland Garret Jr., contractor, h Bergen av c Kearney av Vreeland Garrett G., carpenter, h Grand n Prior Vreeland Hannah W., wid Stephen, h 223 Grand Vreeland Hartman A., gardener, h Bergen av n Prospect av Vreeland Jasper C, grocer, Bergen av n Coramunipaw av, h Mandeville av n Bergen; av Vreeland John, laborer, n Harrison av n Montieello av Vreeland J«»hn V. B.,*registrar. 86 Jersey av, h 7Belmontav Vreeland John V. R., horticulturist, h Clinton av n Cres- cent av Vreeland Michael D., gardener, h Virginia av n Bergen av Vreeland Minedert J., ( Vredand & Tornpkins), h Monti- cello av n Brinkerhoff Vreeland Nicholas G., house furn'g, Grand n Vreeland, h Bergen av c Orient av Vreeland Nicholas 3-> gardener, h, Bergen »v c Grant av *V>eelanci Bicbard A-» gardener, h Bergen ay xt Pfoapect av Vreeland Stephen K., carpenter, h Hudson av n South Vreeland William H., clerk, h 53 Grand Vreeland & Tompkins, (Minedert J. Vreeland & Samuel Di TompkuM), read estate, Crescent av c Coronaunipaw av Vroona Edward, fireman, h 16 Essex Vrooin James W., lawyer, h 18 Hudson, Hoboken Vroom Sarah A., wid Jacob, dressmaker, h 71 Plymouth Vuillaume Victor, importer, h 334 Bloomfield, Hoboken Vulcan Iron "Works, 80 Hudson Vultee Theodore, agent, h 212 Wayne Vulz Christian, jeweler, h 201 Willow, Hoboken Vuk William, pockotbook mkr, h 199 Willow, Hoboken Wachendorf H., milk, 203 Willow, Hoboken "Wachsmoth Ludwig, tailor, b Congress Pierce av Waddel Robert, boatman, h 19 Adams, Hoboken SERMANIAriRoVN80RANCE THUESTON M JENNINGS, Agte, 1 Mont^omerr St., Jersey Citj. 768 Waddel Robert, laborer, h 33 Morris Waddiek Richard', baskets, 5$ J&Jtaoaiery, h 58 York Waddington Robt, {Dickinson &Waddingt %*T INTEREST FBOM THE FIRST OP KTEBY MONTH. Wagner Albert, optician, h 38 Eighth, Hoboken « Wagner Charles, laborer, h 319 First Wagner Christian, shoemaker, Monticello av n Emory Wagner Christian, stonecutter, h 101 First, Hoboken Wagner Conrad, segars, 67 Fourth, Hoboken Wagner Frederick, bookkeeper, h 280 Meadow, Hoboken Wagner Henry, carpenter, h Durham av n Paterson Wagner Henry, carpenter, h 13 Newark av Wagner Henry F., ransic teacher, h 195 Montgomery Wagner Jacob, liquors, Fourteenth c Grove Wagner James, printer, h Grand c Barrow Wagner John, lager, Newark n Nelson av Wagner John G.. segars, 138 Newark av Wagner Joseph, butcher, h 89 Essex WjigBer Leon hard, baker, 148 First, Hoboken Wagner Loots, watchman, h r 212 Garden, Hobockec LEV! W. POST, Civil EngiiHKf & City Surveyor, Vevark Av«., opp. Court Hcms», k PavonU Avt., nr. Sunnit Avo., J. G. '&&£ 764 Mo. T THE EYHBIG J0OBH1L {"t-^ppatmtrt fa Kew Jane;. Wagner Otto, surveyor, Palisade av n Congress Wagner William, baker, h Bowers c Cambridge av Wahl Henry, shoemaker, 93 Newark av, h 389 First Wahl Herman, liquors, 8 Newark, Hoboken Wahl John, porter, h 40 Fifth, Hoboken Wahlen Frank, ( Wahlen db Wiegers), h 116 Morris Wahlen & Wiegers, (Frank Wahlen db William Wiegers), liquors, 49 Warren Wahler Wilhelm, bookkeeper, h 144 Garden, Hoboken Wait Harriet EL, wid Joseph, h 248 Third Wait Willard L., doorman, h Summit av n St Pauls av Waite William H., clerk, h 172 Seventh Wakefield Isaac, tinsmith, h 217 First Wakefield James, segars, 2££ Newark av, h 140 Washington Wakefield Kate, wid Thomas, h 125 Grand Wakefield Thomas E., engineer, 142 R R av Wakeman Edgar B., h Summit av n Grand WMt^msrtl 'fl6roon<* D. B., contractor, h Brinkerhoft n Mon- " ticeBo ar " Wakeman J.'W1.','principal, h Pavonia av n Baldwin av Wakerliti Julia, wid Gottlieb, h 193 Washington, Hoboken Walbuch Eliza, wid William, tailoress, h 419 Fir^t Walcott Andrew P., artist, h 360 Eighth Wald David, salesnian, h 91 Wayne Walder , upholsterer, h 269 Grove Waldheim Simon, com mer, h 241 Garden, Hoboken Waldmann John R., pies, 356 Second Waldmeyer Joseph R., physician, h Lincoln n Central av Waldo George C, bookkeeper, Montgomery c Washington, Waldon Thomas C, carpenter, h 409 Newark av Waldron Francte, boflermaker, h 157 Morgan Waldron George, baker, h 110 Pavonia av Waldron John, painter, h Storms av n Bostwick pi Waldron John, restaurant, h 69 Bright Valdron J. Cook, broker, h-141 Varick Waldron Thomas, butcher, h Frazer pi n Newark av Wales William A., (Gilts, Wales db Co), h St James Hotel WaMbrd Samnel J., mason, h Lincoln n Nelson av I fit to 111 UnDANo h.;.!»mw mn RIW HO. 8AXE At ROBERTSON. 765 JERSEY CITY FH Walk August, carpenter, h r 299 R R av Walker Benjamin, laborer, h 82 Essex Walker Charles, provisions, h 499 Palisade av Walker David H., tender, h 235 Fifth Walker George, carpenter, h Laid I aw av n Bonner av Walker James H., drygoods, h Dancan av n Bergen av Walker John, brakeman, h 185 Warren Walker John A., sec, 237 K R av, h 162 Jersey av Walker Peter, blacksmith, York c Hudson, h 24 Erie Walker Richard, agent, h Oak n Jackson av • Walker Robert C, carp'ter, h Crescent av c Cominunipa'v av Walker Sarah, wid George, h 219 Henderson Walker Thomas, (Walker <& McClwtkey), h Bloouifield c Third, Hoboken Walker William, h Philip n Coinmunipaw av INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. WasUngtoii and Montgomery Open dally from 10 AJL. to 8 pj», and on Monday aifd Thursday Erg*, from P to 7. &T INTEREST FBOBI TUB FIRST OP EVERY MONTH. Walker & McCloskey, (Thomas Walker & John MaCloskey)] oysters, 188 Bloomfield, Hoboken Wall Edward, laborer, h 329 Seventh » Wall Edward, (Rev), professor, h 118 River, Hoboken Wall George, segare, h Second n Grand, Hoboken Wall James, laborer, h r 262 Mercer Wall James, laborer, h 150 Ninth Wall Thomas, mariner, h 28 Essex Wall Thomas T., clerk, h Bridgman av n Monticello av Wall William, laborer, h 80 Essex Wall William J., liqnors, 177 Washington & 06 Steuben, h 68 Stenben ^ Wallace Alexander, goldbeater, h Gardner av n MontS- cello av Wallace Andrew, bartender, h 78 Second, Hoboken Wallace Catharine, wid William, prod nee,.h Comraanipaw av n Bergen a-v Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Wareroom*, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW TOBK. 766 Its ClrevlsttM tea Iitnuti Vmr ETSKJODlALi FoM Ja Time Taws. Wallace Hiram, foreman, h 36 Sussex Wallace Hugh, machinist, h 471 Grove Wallace James, gold lea/, h Bridgman av n Monticello av Wallace James, painter, 55 Montgomery, h 109 Newark av Wallace John, moulder, h Webster av n Bowers Wallace John, musician, h 294 N Y av Wallace Letty, wid Thomas, h 225 Pavonia av Wallace Margaret, wid Robert, h 176 Morgan Wallace Mary A., ( Wrigley dk Wallace), h 191 Newark av Wallace Samuel, inspector, h Gardner av n Monticello av Wallace Thomas, clerk, h 475 Henderson Wallace William, fruit, h 205 Barrow Wallace William, teamster, h 52 York Wallace William W., h 190 Jersey av Wallace & Stewart, plumbers, York n Hudson Wallbecker Philip, paper-carrier, h Griffith n Central av Waller Adam, liquors, Hoboken av n Summit av Walter Altre*}, niarfner, h 147 Eighth Waller Josiah A., plate glass, h Waller n Central av Waller Sophie, wid George, h Summit av n Griffith Wallen William, cleric, h 313 Willow, Hoboken Wallheinke Frederick, carpenter, h Plank rd n Paterson av Walli Emil, bookkeeper, h 390 Garden, Hoboken Wallich Charles W., machinist, h 252 R R av Wallin James, fireman, h 24 R R av Walling Abby, wid Edward, boarding, 125 Grove Wallis Alexander H., pres, 1 Exchange pi, h 57 Grand Wallis Charles A., jeweler, h 207 Fifth Wallis Hamilton A., lawyer, h 139 Varick Wallis Mary R., wid John, h 57 Grand Wallis Solomon, laborer, h Madison n First, Hoboken Wallis William T., b 5? Grand Wai)man Catharine, wid Frederick, h 30 Fourth, Hoboken Wallraven Henry, blacksmith, h 102 Essex Walls Edward, moulder, h 179 Newark av Walls William, baggagemaster, h 156 R R av Walrath Charles H., bookkeeper, h 210 First GEEMANIAFIREIN8URAMCE NEWARK, THURSTOH * 767 Walrod. Catharine, wid Abner, b $0 Sussex Walsemann Otto H., paper boxes, H 4© Garden, Hoboken Walsh Alfred, laborer, h 15 Sussex Walsh Ann, wid William, h221 Seveuth Walsh Arthnr, butcher, Kepler Market, h 178 Montgomery Walsh Edmund, dry goods, Newark av n Summit av Walsh Fanny E., boarding, Grand*c Greene Walsh George, laborer, h Jackson n Newark, Hoboken Walsh James, laborer, h 345 "Second Walsh James, laborer, h Jefferson n Newark, Hoboken Walsh James, laborer, h 141 Ninth Walsh John, laborer, h 35 Morris Walsh John, longshoreman, h 91 Meadow, Hoboken Walsh John, machinist, h 60 Montgomery Walsh John, porter, h 371 Grove Walsh John, shoemaker, 3 Adams, Hoboken Walsh Joseph M., merchant, h 90 Seventh, Hoboken SAVINGS BA3NK1. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, COP. yvtt»ixttxfgt<*n. and Montgomery Open dally from 10 AM. to t r.u~, and on Monday and Thursday Brgs. from 5 to 7. &r INTEBK9T FROM THE FIHST OF BTBBT HfOlfTHU Walsh J. J. M., superintendent, h 10 Sussex pi Walsh Martin, liquors, Newark n Germ an i a av Walsh Martin Jr., bartender, h Newark n Tonnele av Walsh Mary, wid James, h 216 Wayne Walsh Mary A., wid John, h 141 Montgomery Walsh Matthew, painter, h 328 Newark av Walsh Matthew, tailor, 35 Morris Walsh Michael, candies, h 318 Sixth Walsh Michael, laborer, h 128 Provost Walsh Michael, laborer, h r 50 K R av Walsh Michael, plasterer, h Jackson n First, Hoboken Walsh Michael, police, h 333 Fifth Walsh Morris, shoemaker, 196 Provost, h Provost e Pavo- nia av Walsh Patrick, laborer, h 153 First Walsh Patrick, laborer,, h 462 First LEVIW. POST, Miipeer & City Surveyer, Vrark !*•., wgp. Oowt How, * Bnsiia Are., ar. fcinimii AT*., I. Q. 768 rime PriatUf; Color PrtatUf lm THE EMU MM; Style at New Toik PIICM. Wabh Patrick, provisions, 5«i Newark av Walsh Patrick A., dry goods, h 346 Garden, Hoboken Walsh Samuel J., (Kev), h 2i7 Third Walsh Thomas, painter, h 328 Newark av Walsh William, machinist, h 259 Tenth Walsh William E., engineer, h 17 Montgomery Walt John, botcher, h Cherry la c Charlotte av Walter Adolph, watches, 58 Newark av, h 148± York Walter Catharine, wid Nicholas, h Hopkins av n Summit av Walter Charier A., batcher, Snmmit av c Paterson Walter Edward, h Grand n Pacific av Walter Edward, jeweler, h 66 Seventh, Hoboken Walter George, h.NYvn Griffith Walter Gustavus, dry goods, h Willow n Ninth, Hoboken Walter John, (Schroder & Waller), h 116 Meadow, Hoboken Walter John, com mer, h 314 Grove Walter John/V\, carpenter, h 260 Mercer Walter Nicholas, tinsmith,, h Summit n Hopkins av Walter Robert's., clerk, n 315 Pavonia av Walter SarmieT W., printer,/h 214 Varick Walter Wiftiam, liquors, Grand n Pacific av Walters Edward, architect, U 58 Newark, Hoboken Walters Frederick, bookkeeper, h Snmmit av n Fairraount av Walters George, carpenter, h Union n Jackson av Walters James, laborer, h r 322 First m Walters John, carpenter, h Ocean av n Claremdm av Walters John, hostler, h 434 Henderson Walters John, tailor, h 242 Bloomfietd. Hoboken Walters Matthias, baker, h 318 First Walters Thomas, laborer, h 92 Clinton, Hoboken Walters William, clerk, h 225 Fourth Walters William, laborer, h 16 Morris Walterson Henry, rigger, h 133 Montgomery Walthall Thomas, brakeman, h Coles n Ninth Walther diaries, ( WaUher Bros), h 203 Washington, Ho- boken Walther Conrad, h South n Pierce av Walther John, ( Walther Bro*\ h 142 Washington, Hobkn Walther Valentine, shoemaker, h Jefferson av n Oakland av THE ESTEY ORGANS JERSEY CITY ME M GO:, Cdrner Walther Bros; (John & Charles), mineral waters, 173 Wash- ington, Hoboken - Walton Alfred, mariner, h 149$ York Walton Benjamin F., upholsterer, h 114 RRav Walton Frank, upholsterer, h 7 Erie Walton Joseph S., upholsterer, h 71 Bright Walz Adam, jeweler, h Grand n Commnnipftw av Walz Ann W., lager, Franklin n Hancock av Wanamaker Francis, machinist, h Tonnele av n 8t Pauls av Wanamaker John P., carpenter, h r Newark n Tonnele av Wancke Angnst, farrier, h Central av n Hhtton Wanckle Manfurd, h 344 Willow, Hol>oken Wandell Catiiarine, wid Richard, h 1^2 Bay Wandell John, engineer, li Ege av n Bergen av Wandle Jasper, livery, 23 Montgomery,' h Palisade av n Hoboken av SAVINGS IXAJNK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washington and. Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to 7. Z~7~ INTI CEST FSCG5I THIS TSCVT O^ EVERY WONTtt. Wandle Thomas B., h 84 Mercer Wands Margaret, wid Henry, h 105 Essex Wands William, steel worker, It 105 Essex Wanier Peter J., painter, lOfi "Washington, Hoboken Wanige John, laborer, h 85 Essex Wannag»n Abraham, tinsmith, li 113 Washington Wanner Albert, jeweler, h 115 Bloom field, Hoboken Wanner John J., hotel, 9 Montgomery Wans Margaret, wid Henry, h 105 Essex Wansch P., laborer, h Meadow la n Tonnele av Wanser William H., fruit, h 104 Mercer Waples Sarah J., schoolteacher, h 128 R R av Ward Anna, wid Emerson B., h 336 Seventh War^ Bernard, lai)Oferr h 157 Mcr^»u Warn diaries D., civil e'nginee*ryl> i|3 Waters* "Concerto P^or Organs* and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Warerooms, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 97 770 8MM ksto it; tkt FMcalt DMT It; tiM pMleJiie 11} emyiw^r nUt It; «Q lEEiKiWLi guoi barfaeM ma Uruttut I* it Ward Charles W.. broker, li Fairview av n Bergen av Ward Charles W., laborer, h 346 First Ward Charles W. Jr, (De? McU db Ward), h Fairview avn Bergen av Ward Edward G., teacher, h Montgomery n Britton Ward Eliza R., wid Matthias B., h 156 Wayne Ward Elizabeth, wid Michael, grocer, 352 Third Ward Henry, h Thome n Central av Ward Henry, clerk, h 21 Hudson Ward Henry, laborer, h 363 Henderson Ward Herbert JL, fireman, h 167 Washington Ward James, laborer, h 86 Canal Ward James H., h Montgomery n Britton Ward John, engineer, h 255 Henderson Ward John, laborer, h 84 Canal Ward John, 6tonecntter, h 108 Stenben Ward John, wstchcases, h 195 Jersey av Ward John F.f civfl engineer, h 141 Mereer Ward Jokn H., ( Wurd & McGoum), h 296 Fifth Warji John B v clerk, h 137 Monigomery « Ward Joseph C, painter, h 169 Thirteenth Ward Joseph J., produce, h 135 Coles Ward Lawrence, confectioner, Bergen av n Montgomery Ward Lebbens B., civil engineer, h 73 Hudson Ward Martin, deputy sheriff, h 54 York Ward Martin, laborer, h 340 Wayne Ward Mary A., wid Patrick, h 240 Henderson Ward Matthew, laborer, h 245 Wayne Ward Nicholas, laborer, h Central av c Paterson Ward Orrin, com mer, h Monticello av n Jewett av Ward Owen, h Hancock av n South Ward Patrick, laborer, h 175 Provost Ward Patrick, laborer, h St Pauls AV- n Bevan Ward Patrick, laborer, h r 142 Morgan Ward Thomas, h Graham n Central av Ward Thomas, h $0 Newark, Hoboken Ward Thomas, grocer, 9 Newark, Hoboken GERMANIAFI*iINSURANCE THTTRSTON A JEN WINGS, At ts., 1 KoftfeMMrj St^^rsey Citj- 771 Ward Thomas, laborer, h 100 Morris Ward Thomas, mariner, h 159 Provofct Ward Tnomas, tailor, h 206 Grow Ward Thomas M., jeweler, h 24 Erie Ward William, hats, 68 Montgomery, b Rochester Ward William, laborer, h 425 Fifth Ward William, laborer, h Jefferson av n Oakland av Ward William E., paperhanger, 166 Washington, h 78 Sec- ond, Hoboken Ward William W., salesman, h 232 First Ward & McGown, {John H. Ward & Solomon B. McGvwn), grocers, 99 Montgomery Wardell George A., compositor, h Sherman av n Sonth Wardell Jeremiah, pickles, h Maple n Pine Wardell Theodore S., finisher, h Shertnan av c Sonth Warden Jacob S., machinist, h 143 W»yne Warden Jacob S., Jr., h 143 Wayne Warden John, bookkeeper, h 143 Wayne BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST C0KPA1IY, Cor. "W&sliingftoxi and Montgomery Open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from »to T. \2T IMTEBB8T FROM THE FIRST OP ETEBT 3IONTII. Wardley George, painter, h Zabriskie n Central av Wardlow Robert H., clerk, h Palisade av n Hoboken av Wardner George W., ticket a^rent Lonjg Dock, b 155 Fourth Wardwell Sarah, wid William, h BHnlcerhoff n Bergen av Ware George, car repairer, h 156 Seventh Ware William, printer, h 53 Washington, Hoboken Ware William H., shoes, 282 Second Wareing Joseph, justice, h r 339 Newark av Warhanne Augustus, l«borer, h 168 Eleventh Wnrnecke Charles, porter, h Jefferson n First, Hoboken Warnecke William E., carman, h 117 Washington, Hob'k'n Warner James, {Warner & Carmatteri), h 213 Pavunia av Warner James M., HpholsWrer, h James n Mallory av. Warner Robert, pnmps, h 218 First Warner Samuel A., jeweler, h 213 Hndson, Hoboken Warner William, clerk, h 245 Sixth •»' ' ' LEV! W, POST, Divtl EngiiMCf & Irrark Are., opp. Ctoxt BOOM, A Prrrola Art., n». Sazomit Are., I. 0. m Fw Iarg* Prbrtfof Jo**, E7MNGJ0 get «u Warner & Oarscallen, (James Warner dk John I). Oarscal- len), feed* 18 Newark av & 110 Pavonia av Warnhultz Christina, wid William, h Beacon av n Central av Warnke Charles, salesman, h 124 Washington, Hobokea War nock Thomas, batcher, h Ocean av n Mjrtle av Warren Benjamin 0., painter, h 246 Sixth Warren Edward, h-30& Henderson Warren Henry, lanterns, h Jaffereon av n Oakland av Warren John Y., cotter, h r 214 Fourth WARREN JOSEPH, real estate, 217 & h 364 Grove Warren Mary, wid Swnuel, h 13 Erie WARREN HOOFING CO, 45 Montgomery (See adv) Warren Samuel, bookkeeper, h 57 Eighth, Hoboken Warren Sarah, wid Henry, h 216 Fourth Warren Sarah A., wid Orffro, h Mallory av n Stay vesant av Warren Thomas, laborer, h 459 Henderson Warrin George, tjk&rk board ofpolice comre, h 190 Bay Wftgbburn AaU H^ cWrk, 1 Exalitnge pL, h Belaaont av n Palisade av J i, », v Washbnrn Albert EL clerk, h 216 York Washborn Geerge W., toreinajf, h Pine n Lafayette Waahbnro Marcius, ( WasAburn, Hunt de Co\ h Highland av n Bergen av Washburn Richard C. ( Waskburn & Gampbelfyh 182 Mercer Washbnrn Solomon, foreman, h 25 Mercer Waahbnrn Willett A., sign maker, h 279 Grove WASHBURN *-GA&EEUs,{Bicka*da WatMurnd Neil Campbell), builders materials, Greene c Second & ft Warren (sea adv) Washbnrn, Hunt & Co,, (Marcius Washburn), car wheels, Warren c Bay Washington George, bartender, h 431 Newark av Washington George, bookkeeper, h 86 Garden, Hoboken Washington Hermann B., clerk, h 12 Newark, Hoboken WASHINGTON HOTEL, Grand c Hudson Washington James K.i clerk, h 12 Newark, Hoboken Waslee John L., prodnce, 235 Erie WaterhouBe Julia, stamping, 168 Grove Waterman Hugo, h 116 Gardes, Hoboken THE ESTEY OttANS & ROBERTSON. JBRSBYCITY Waterman Thomas, h 212 York Waterroyer Adoiph, laborer, h Central av n Hutton Waters Daniel, carrier, h Newark c Meadow, Hoboken Waters Daniel, laborer, h Orchard n Maiden la Waters James, brakeman, b 253 Thirteenth * Waters James, laborer, h 20 Sussex Waters James, laborer, h Morris c Hudson Waters John, boilermaker, h 28 Sussex Waters John, carrier, h Newark c Meadow, Hoboken Waters John, clerk, h 74£ Gregory Waters John, pipelayer, bRRavn Tremont Waters Miehael, conductor, h Storms av n Bergen av Waters Robert, teacher, h Pasaaie av u Summit av Waterson Hugh, bookkeeper, h Bergen av n Montgomery SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wasfelxnrton. and Montgomery Open daily from 10 AM. to 3 VM-, and on Monday and Thursday Bvgs. from 5 to 7. %2T IRTEBEST FBOH TUB FIRST OP KTE1T MONTH. Waterson Patrick, hotel, Bergen av n Montgomery Watkins Addie, seamstress, h r,324 Third Watkins Charles, mason, h Gardner av n Summit av Watkins John G.,printer, h 321 Pavonia av Wafkins William B., clerk, h 240 Eighth Watron8 Henrj, mason, h Whiton n Lafayette Watrons Horace, mason, h Whiton n Johnston av Watson Alexander H., detective, h 228 Wayne Watson Alfred, moulder,-h 344 Monmonth Watson Annie D., drygoods, Beacon av c Oakland av Watson Beriah A-> physician, 96 York, h 165 Pavonia av Watson Caroline M., wid William H., h 231 Bay Watson Charles A., machinist,.)! 412 Grove Watson Daniel H., expressman, h 1S8 Seventh Watson Donald G., plnraber, h Kearney av n Jackson av W pUl^ C,|var»t8ii^ hi 90 J«rs«y sv Waters^ <4Cwieerto Parlor^Oigans" aid Kaaos. HOPTACH HTftttirS A SON, Warerooms, y'o. 481 BROADWAY, KEW TOMK. 774 tost A«ve*tMnf Watson Edward M., printer .!i Bridgman av n MonticeJlo av Watson Geo, restanrant, Monticello av n Communipaw av Watson GeorgeT£, ( Watsdh Brother*), h 188 Grove Watson Henry, clerk, h Beacon av c Oakland av Watson John, clerk, h 11 Newark, Hoboken Watson John, jeweler, h Storms av n Bostwick pi Watson John, labbreryh' IS Sussex Watson John, moulder, h 573 Seventh Watson John H., ( Watson Brothers), h N Y Watson Joseph, laborer, h Newton av n West Side av Watson Kenneth, clerk, h Oakland av n Newark av Watson Maria, wid James, h 245 Washington, Hoboken Watson Mary, widow1, h Magnolia av n Summit av Watson Mary, snperintendent, h Magnolia $v c Wetmore pi Watson Orrin, silverplater, h Congress c Summit av Watson Robert; fcJ^rk^h*MarrTson>aV fl Mohtiecllo av W^aXfoi) R..$^jifin^frr>b»X^Montgomery Mfettaft litany, lakoMhl $kw>l &r*tin* . Watson Thpnuas F.t carpentejv h Lake n Nekoa av Watson Walter, laborer, h 411 FirBt Watson William, tinsmith, h 196-Thorne Watson Wimah/C./de^rnlgg^ewark'av Watson Brothers, (John H. & George JS.\ sewing machines, 51 Montgomery, J. Q%& 201 Washington, Hoboken Watt Ebenezer, h Philip u Commnnipaw av Watts Benjamin, driver, h ^ Newark av Watts James R., bookkeeper, h Baldwin av n Pavonia. av Wattson Patrick, laborer, }\ 244 Hendei*son Watz Andrew, fireman, h Waverley n Oakland av Watz John, carpenter, h Oakland av n Jefferson av Waugh John I)., Ii Palisade av n Sontli Wauslow Charles, laborer, h r 322 First Wanters Abigail, wid John ,B., h Bergen av c Virginia av Wawock Albej't, wagon maker, h Gra«?e n Central av Way Francis, plasterer, h 57 Morris Way George, laborer, h Central av n Ludlow av Way Harry, plasterer, h 57 Morris GEKMANIAFIRE INSURANCE NEWARK, 3V. J. THURSTOS & JEXNIXQS, Agrts-, 1 Kontgtmierf St., Jersey Oty. Way Thomas B.,cabinetmkr,First c Adams, Hoboken* h, J¥Y Way Thomas P.,cabiMetmalJe^jt?50 Sixtfy Hoboken Wayne George W., tinsmith j 4 'W9 'Grove Wayne Louisa, wid Henry,.h 269 Grove Wayne Peter H., electrotyper, h 269 Grove Weahan Ernst, liquors, h 314 Washington, Hoboken Weandeack Fritz, painter, h Zabriskie n Central av Wear William A.% silversmith, h Hancock av n South Weart Jacob, lawyer, 54 Montgomery, h 197 Jersey av Weaver Charles, soapmaker, h 12 Newark av Weaver Eugene S., porter, h 12 Newark av Weaver George J., laborer, h 217 Meadow, Hoboken Weaver Jacob, lager, Cominauipaw av n Monticello av Weaver Robert H., sail maker, h 12 Newark av Weaver Samuel, lather, h 115 Clinton, Hoboken Weaver Theodore W., brakeinau, h Pine n Lafayette Webb Hiram H., clerk, h Bridgtnan av n Monticello av SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wasfainijton and Montscomery Opea daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evga. from c to 7. %W INTEREST FROM TUB FIRST OP EVERY MONTH. Webb Samuel A., {S. Webb <& do), h 70 Bloomfield, Hoboken Webb "Wellington E._, (Bev), h Gardner av n Monticello av Webb William, hatter, h 277 Grove Webb William H., butcher, 26 Bnmswicl^ h 324 Sixth Webb S. A. & Co, (Sdmud A. Wehb & Alhert F. Swan), washing machines, 205 Washington, Hoboken Webber Frederick, butcher, h Montfcello av n Harrison av Webber James H., liquors, 114 Washiqgton Weber Adolpli, hatter, 157 Newark av WEBER ALBEBT?^iwo8, Fifth Sixteenth, N Y (See adv front cover) Weber Charles, bookkeeper, rh Griffith n Nelson av Weber Charles A., lager, 68 Hudson, Hoboken Weber Chas II., express agent, 18 Exchange pi, h 279 Third Wb '"Itrwiiati, clerk, \\\\% Bloontfield, tfoboken -c VIW, POST, Cid g ^^ Vtvuk !•*., opp. (tart HOUM, b Vat/mi* A.r%., nr. Buaunlt Are., J. 0. 776 comsciAL PSIITIIS EVEKJ0WL1 , A 8PKCULX1. Weber Ferdinand, lal*orer, h Zabrtskie n Terrace av Weber Fidel, lager, 71 Newark, Hoboken Weber G.j jeweler, h Griffith n Nelson av Weber Hermann, bookkeeper, h 187 Garden, Hoboken Weber Herman, painter, h 163 Eighth Weber Jacob, machinist, h 184 Meadow, Hoboken Weber Jacob, tailor, 181 Washington, Hoboken Weber Joseph, hotel, River c Third, Hoboken Weber J. V., watchmaker, h Monticello av n Emory Weber Lewis, tailor, h 46 Washington, Hoboken Weber Louis, jeweler, h Frazer pi n Newark av Weber Philip, machinist, h Kearney av n Jackson av Weber William H., lager, 114 Washington Weberly Joaiah, engineer, h Congress c Hancock av Wel>ery Henry-, confectioner, 200 Washington, Hoboken Webster Daniel, sodawater, h Fonrth c Grand, Hoboken Webster H., gQtter, li N Y ay n Congress WeijsJ&r ^o£%v«arp«Blerr h Grand a Mill Creak Webster Richard, laborer, h 248 Wayne Webster Thomas B., engineer, h Warren c Morgan Webster William, watchmaker, 1> Pavonia av n Baldwin av Weden N. P.> cntter, h 225* Fifth Weed E. H., bookkeeper, h Bridgman av n Monticello av Weed James, clerk, h Palisade av n Newark Weed Lewis S., h Bridgman av n Monticello av Weeks Edwin, shoes, h 127 Bloomiield, Hoboken Weeks Ella, wid Henry, h 257 Third Weeks Moses H., bntter, hill Erie Weeks Samuel C, clerk, h 289 Third Week8 Smith, salesman, h-Storms av n Bostwick pi Weeks Thomas J., (Rev), h Rock n Summit av Weeks William A., ( Weeks db Orugy\ h Sonth n Palisade av WEEKS & GEI8ST, (IFi^m A. Weeh & Samuel F. Orissy), general' auctioneers, real estate & insurance agents &r conveyancers, 84 HndsotI c Newark, Hoboken . » Weese George, carpenter, h Griffith n Nelson av Wegener Onfe^F., city surveyor, 15 Newark, Hoboken, h Palisade av n Congress , r... THE ESTEY ORGilNS uT»oiu7^ruiiw w. SAXE & ROBERTSON. 777 Oflee, &«£ SS tfcAiTD gf., JERSEY CITY FfflB MM., Cenur 6r«eae. Wegraan Donainick, fruits, h 161 Grove Wehle Charles, lawyer, h 176 Hudson, Hoboken Wehner August, teacher, h 223 Hndson, Hoboken Wehr William, segars, 143 Washington, Hoboken Wehrenberg John, liquors, 33 Morris Wehrly Rudolph, math inats, h 1S4 First, Hoboken Weichraann John, produce, h Willow n First, Hoboken Weidaus Henry F. C, tailor, h r 289 R B av Weide Albion, grocer, 453 Grove Weidruan Robert, jeweler, h 45 Coles Weidner Reinhardt, cooper, h 349 Second Weiffenbach John, baker, Zabriskie n Summit av Weigand John, h 139 Hndson, Hoboken Weigel Meda, lager, h 133 Washington, Hoboken Weigele John, baker, 113 Newark av INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wasfrinifftoxi. and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Evgs. from 5 to T. C*7" I3TJHBST FBO5I THE PIBVT OF EVERY 8IOMTH. Weigheart Emil, clerk, h 3 Washington, Holxiken Weigler Joseph, clerk, h 432 Palisade av Weiher Charles, grocer* 35 (-Jacden, Hoboken Weil Julins, bookkeeper, h 259 Seventh Weiles Andrew, laborer, h 133 Morgan ; Weiman George, jeweler, h 62 Hudson. Hoboken Vein Charles, grocer, Ferry n Newark, Hob^ken Weinbach Charles, laborer, h 61 Hudson Weinberg Charles, blacksmith, h 83 Garden, Hoboken Weindinger John, laborer, h Newark c Meadow, Hoboken Weindrich Philip, carpenter, h First n Monroe, Hoboken Weiner Eugene, travelling agt, h 25 Washington, Hoboken Weinhagen Henry, glassware, h 238 Washington, Hoboken Weinhagen Julins, messenger, h '284 Garden, Hoboken Wcinhardt Charles, blacksmith, h Ferry n Newark, Hbkn WeiiumuMi John F.. tailor h 122 €«>lea *Watersf "Concerto Parlor Organs" and Ranos. HORACE WATERS & 8ON, Warerooms, Ifo. 481 tell'OADiPAY, VEW YORK, 98 778 Clradctlm Dovbk that at •tfccr Haitoa Couty Plpen JOUHHALI U4 W.einspach Andrew, barber, 178 Garden, Hoboken Weinspach Henry, bartender, h 17 Newark &v Weir James, carman, h Palisade av n Hoboken av Weir James, laborer, n r 322 Second Weir Mary A., wid John A., music 18 Coles Weir Robert, carpenter, n Lincoln n Central av Weir Thomas, machinist, h 169 Montgomery Weirich George, painter, h r 153 Newark av Weis John, boxmaker, h r 221 R R av Weis Lorenz, hotel, River c Third, Hoboken Weisbccker Henry, butcher, 232 W ayne Weisbecker John, laborer, h 188 Twelfth Weise Charles, butcher, h Harrison n First, Hoboken Weise Edmund, housefurn^, 122 First, h 50 Meadow, Hbkn Weise William H., plumber, h Ege av n Jackson av Weisel Charles, clerk, h 158 Bloomfield, Hoboken Weisenberger George, baker, h r 175 Newark av Weisenborn Edward, h 90-Fifth, Hoboken Weisker Charles, merchant, h 92 Garden, Hoboken Weisman John, laborer, h Johnston av n Halladay Weismann Peter, milk, h 387 First Weiss Carl, bookkeeper, h 124 Hudson, Hoboken Weiss Frank, laborer, h 38 Essex Weiss Frederick, bookkeeper, h 450 Willow, Hoboken Weiss Frederick, laborer, h r 336 First Weiss John, ltger, Hutton c Cambridge av Weiss John, laborer, h r 221 R R av Weiss Theodore, liquors, Grand n Merseles Weissmann Frank, liquors, 357 Grand Weiter John, flour, 287 Newark av, h 214 Jersey av Weitmeyer Christian, principal, h 26 Erie Weitzel Louis, bookkeeper, h Waverley n Palisade av Weixel Joseph, laborer, h 55 Newark av Welch Catharine, wid Wm, h Fairmount av n West Side av Welch Daniel, carman, h 237 Wayne Welch John, carpenter, h Fifteenth n Erie Welch John, laborer, h 194 Warren GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE , IV. J. THURSTOff A JEfffflVClS, A?te., 1 Montgomery gt* Jersey City. Welch John, laborer, h 151 |^^ Welch John, laborer, h HojMnte fcv'iSuBMnit av Welch Joseph, driver, h 13 R Rav Welch Julia, wid Robert, h r 105 Ninth Welch Mary, wid Thomas, h 13 R R av Welch Patrick, laborer, h 123 Ninth Welch Patrick, laborer, h 219 Provost Welch Richard, laborer, h Manhattan av Nelson av Welch Robert, cooper, h 324 Second Welch Robert, laborer, h 3 Provost Welch Thomas, laborer, h 107 Meadow, Hoboken Welch William, blacksmith, h 181 Fourteenth Welch William, machinist, h Jersey av n Tenth Weldon Ann, wid John, h 339 First Weldon Henry W., engraver, h Chestnut av c Henry Weldon James, merchant, h Chestnut av c Henry Welling Louis S., bookkeeper, h 242 Third SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, COP. Washington and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 5 to T. fW INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF BTEBY MONTH. Wellinghausen John, laborer, h 26 Clinton, Hoboken Wells Andrew J., engineer, h 208 R R av Wells Christopher, engineer, h 221 Third Wells Ephraim S., druggist, Harrison av c Monticello av Wells George^ mason, h 235 Newark av Wells George A., merchant, h 271 Jersey av Wells Henry C, clerk, h 237 Jersey av Wells James A., ( WeJJU & Smith), h 190 Jersey av Wells James E., bookkeeper, h "93 Warren Wells Jane, wid John, confectionery, 419 Henderson Wells John, fish, h West Side av n Union Wells Samuel B., conductor, h 237 Twelfth Wells Sarah C, wid.Frederick D., h. Pavoniaavc Willow ct Wells Umstead, coal, h 237 Jersey av Wells & Smith, {.fame* A. Wells & Henry H. Smith), butchers, 427 Henderson LEVIW. POST, Civil Engineer & City Surveyor, Vtwark Att., «py. Oovi EOOM, k PavociA JLT*., ar. 8uamit ••#., J. 0, 780 EWGJODlALi1- th« Bert AfortUteg W»aiwm Welsh Abner B., gardener, h Harrison av n Bergen av Welsh Abner J., police, h Mandeyille av n Bergen av Welsh Ann, wid Edward, h 64 R R av Welsh Archer G., police, h Coramonipaw av n Bergen av Welsh Bartholomew, painter, h 127 Greene Welsh Benjamin F., reai estate, h Bentley av n Bergen av Welsh Charles, bartender, h 231 Blooinfield, Hoboken Welsh Christopher, maw)n, h Leonard c Central av Welsh Daniel, h Philip n Commnnipaw av Welsh David, grocer, Sixth n Grand, Hoboken Welsh Edward, laborer, h 99 Willow, Hoboken Welsh George, engineer, h 122 Greene Welsh Henrys porter, h 841 Third Welsh Isaac L., agent, h Whkon n Johnat<»n av Welsh James, laborer, h 341 First Welsh James, laborer, h 518 Henderson Welsh James, lal>orer, h 168 Morgan Wekh tferoes, npholsteferj h 123 Steuben Welsh James, waterman, h Atlantic n Ocean av Welsh James J., carpenter, h 277 Third Welsh Joanna, wid David, h 469 Henderson Welsh John, h 211 Willow, Hoboken Welsh John, brakeman, h 198 Twelfth Welsh John, cairvasser, h 14 York Welsh John, foreman, h 350 Henderson Welsh John, laborer, h 381 First Welsh John, laborer, h 412 First Welsh John, laborer, h 8t Panl« av n Summit av Welsh John, moulder, h r 250 R R av Welsh John F., painter, Harrison av n Bergen av Welsh John M., supt, ft Grand, h 39 Sussex Welsh Joseph, fireman, h 213 Barrow Welsh Mary, wid John, h 168 Morgan Welsh Matthew, butcher, h Philip n Commanipaw av Welsh Michael, laborer, h r 416 First Welsh Michael, laborer, h 127 Stettben Welsh Michael,, laborer, h Third c Grand, Hoboken Welsh Nicholas, express, h 64 R R av Welsh Patrick, carpenter, h 8 B R av ROBERTSON. 781 JERSEY CITY ME MM Welsh Patrick, laborer, h Conamuuipaw av n Jackson Weigh Patrick, laborer, h 523 Hendereon Welsh Patrick, laborer, h 128 Ninth Welsh Patrich, laborer, h 178 Thirteenth Welsh Pierce, laborer, h 180 Willow, Hoboken Welsh Thomas, carpenter, h 14 Canal Welsh Thomas, drv goods, 410 First Welsh Thomas, laborer, h r 13 Brunswick Welsh Thomas, laborer, h 160 Willow, Hoboken Welsh William, contractor, h Monticello av n Harrison av Welsh William, cutter, h Atlantic u Ocean av Welsh William, laborer, h 168 Morgan Weltz John D., com raer,.h Palisade av n Hoboken av Weltzen Frederick, laborer, h 136 Hudson, Hoboken Welwood Joseph, soapmaker, 335 Newark av, h 291 Faarth SAVEVGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. W«telilxft8ton and Montgomespy Open daily from 10 AJI. to 8 P.MM and on Monday and Thursday Bvgs. from 5 to 7. PP~ IMTEBEST FROM THLB FIRST OF KTEBT VON1H. Welwood Robert, tailor, 313 Newark av, h 329 Fourth Wenban William, bridgebuilder, h 183 vfersey av Wendel Christopher, baker, h Summit av c Bleeker Wendell A., segare, 74 Hudson, Hoboken Wendling Charles, shoemaker, ltO Bloomfield, Hoboken Wendline Johu H. E., segarmaker, h Hicks n Summit av Wendt Carsten, teacher, 41 Second, Hobokeu Wendt Henry, grocer, 211 Willow, Hoboken Wenige William, tailor, h 189 Bloomfield, Hoboken Wenkebach Henry, shoemaker, 159 Grove Wen in an George, clerk, h Bridgman av n Summit av Wenner John C, segars, 91^ Montgoojery Wenning George, machinist, b Cambridge av n Ilntton Wenson Charles, engineer, h 239 Tork Wenstrom Angnst, jeweler, h 101 Newark av Wenstron LuViwig, liqadr«^99 Newark av Waters' ^Concerto Pa^Jor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATCA&& SON, Warerooms, ITo, 481 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK. j Ite OlmUtloa ku ImtH Tmt J ( Fol* in Three Yean. Went Henry, pedlar, h 374 Henderson Wentworth Frederick A;,"agent, b Forrest n Jackson av Wentz William, ponltfy, h 170 R R av Wentzel Peter, tailor, h 52 Montgomery Wenz Andrew, foreman, h Third u W8t Pauls av Wenz George, shoemaker, 39 Ply moo th Wenzel Max, druggist, 209 Willow, Hoboken Wenzlan Henry F., bootmaker, Sonth nPierce av Werder John, floor, 287 Newark av, h 214 Jersey av Werman Bernard, laborer, h Second n Jackson, Hoboken Wermot Mary, wid^arnes, h Willow n Sixth, Hoboken Werner Anthony, baker, h 91 Essex Werner August, shoemaker, Hoboken av n Palisade av Werner Christian, police, h Summit av o Poplar Wernhatn James, ( Wemkam dk Kernel),^ Illinois Wernham & Kenzel, (James Wernham A William H. Ken- zet), sail makers, Hudson c York Werpop Elizabeth, nidDetteriek, h286 Bloorafield, Hobok*h Wersbn «fin*iti87 raasofl^ h «fetfersdtt ti Ferry, Hoboken Wertheim Dorothea, wid Julius, h 180 Meadow, Hoboken Werthein Lena, wid Isaac, h 155 Washington, Hoboken Werther^Nicholas, rqachiaiat, h 223 1^^, av Wertz Bernard J., mason, h 36$ Second Wescott Altana T., wid Shhiuel, h 202 Seventh W escort David, clerk, h 172 Barrow Wescott Edwin, machinist, h Second n Waldo av Wescott Tantha B., fanct.goods, 577 Palisade av Wescott James M., bnilder, Palisade av n Congress Wescott William P., banker, h Summit *av c Fairraount av Wesp William, jeweler, h Newark n Durham av We8selhoeft John G., com men, h 25«> Garden, Hoboken Wessels Frederick, tobacconist, h Whiton c Bfa^te Wessels George W., fireman, h Central av n Beacon av Weasels Peter, segarmaker, h 199 Willow, Hoboken West Aaron W., gilder, h 224 8eventh West Charles G., clerk, h 225 Sixth West diaries O., provisions, h Paterson plk rd n Congress GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE & J^l^I5(iS, A-' ., 1 Montgomery St., Jersey City. 783 West Elijah, hair net infr. 130 York fcfiiifB g West Hamilton Sq.,frora Eighth to Ninth, bet CfW5* Boles West James S., cleric, h 225 Sixth West John, h 211 Jersey av West John C, engineer, h 151 Jersey av West Orlando 0., druggist, h 3l£ Eighth, Hoboken West Peter W. M., broker, h 224 Seventh West Thomas W. D., agent, h 15 L Jersey av West Waring, gardener, h 224 R R av Westcott Charles W., clerk, h 184 Fifth Westcott George E., carpenter, h 355 Eighth Westelhoff Henry, laborer, h Willow c Newark av, Hobk'n Westell John, carpenter, h 161 Bay W^stertield Jacob W., engineer, Brunswick c Eighth Westerfield James H., clerk, h Waverley n Oakland av . Western James, polisher, h South n Central av Western Union Telegraph Co., 2b Exchange pi, J C, & Bosch's Hotel, Hoboken BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wsshlnvton and Montgomery Open daily fron 10 A.H. to 8 PJi.,and oo Monday and Thursday Evg*. from ftt o 7. ISTEHBST PBOS THB FIRST OP BVIB¥ HONTH. Westervelt Abraham, police, h Atlantic n Jackson av Westervelt Benjamin J., lumber, h 20 Hudson av Westervelt Bernard, coal, h 171 Pacific av Westervelt Cornelias, fireman, h Monticello av n Emory Westervelt Cornellns, painter, h Laidlaw av n Bonner av Westervelt C. S., coal, 132 Jersey av, h 164 Pacific av Westervelt Herman, laborer, h r 102 Essex Westervelt Jno C, (J. G Westervdt & Son), h 164 Pacific av Westervelt John H., (J. G. Westervelt dc -*?M), & paymaster, 132 Hudson, h 110 Pacific av Westervelt John N., weigher, h Coinmunipaw av a Grand Westervelt Peter R., clerk, h 347 Grove Westervelt Richard R. H., physician,h Bergen av c Jewett av WESTERYELT J. C. & SON, Uahai O.j& John H.\ coal, Grand e Colden pi LEYIW. POST, Ciril lagiieer & City Surveyor, Vevark Art., opp. Ocmri Howe, k Pavocia. Av»., nr. Summit Are., 7. 0. m Ft»O Mattaf; Color Printfay hi THE BTEfdNG JOURNAi; Iroxy Style at Kew Twfc Priest. WesterfaU'John, carpenter, h Willow n Second, Hoboken Westmann Adolph, laborer, h'148 First, Hoboken Weston George" K., oil, h Cottage n Summit av Weston Henry, machinist, h 54 Montgomery Westphal Frederick, watchmaker, 109 Newark av Westphal Julius, designer, h 3 Washington, Hoboken Westphal William, laborer, h 120 Willow, Hoboken Wetherby George, baggagemaater, h 107 Hudson Wetherfll ^Timothy'D., oysters, h 224 Fifth Wetherill Timothy D. Jr., oysters, h 224 Fifth Wetjen Gebhart M., bookkeeper, h 173 Meadow, Hoboken Wetmiller Francis, tailor, lrStuyvesant'Avc Weldon Wetmiller Frank, tailor, h Park c Stuyvesant av Wetmore William H., painter, h Madison av n Communi- paw av Wetterson Andrewy(Orouhain. & Wjettsrwn), h 252 Fifth Wettig Christian, porter; h e'TFirst, Hoboken WetUaufer Froderickf W».pmwortef, ti 814 <^ardenr Hoboken WetzeiHenry, tinsmith,'h-Durham"*v n Peterson Wetzkr Albert, leather, h 245 ^Blooratield, Hoboken Weyhaneen- William, mineral waters, r 59 Washington, h 71 Hoboken Weyiner Isaac, machiuisi, h 229 Erie Weymer Jacob, agent, h 177 Second Whalen Daniel, inspector, h 301 Ninth Whalen James C.,' machinist, h 91 R R av Whalen John, carpenter, h t 39 Plymouth Whalen John, engineer, h Hoboken av n Palisade av Whalen John, laborer, h 154 Eighth Whalen Mary, wid James, h 91 Tfc R av Whalen l!llichael, laborer, 4i Gornelison av n Fairmount av Whalett MicVmel, laborer, h 5KB av Wbalen Michael, laborer, h r 236 Thirteenth Whalen Patrick, forem**, h S6S Twelfth Whalen Thomas, carpenter,- h r i364 Mereer Whalen Thorttae, laborer, h «29 Erie Whalen'WHliamG., ctrpeqjter, h r'39^Plymouth WhaTey James, gardener,' H "Newark n Germ an i a av Whan Thomas, dry goods, Sherman C THE £SItf ORGANS ^Sl SAXE 786 JERSEY CITY HE INS. Wheat William H., engineer, b 147 York « Wheatou Enoch, grocer, h Hancock av n Congress Wheeler Ann S., wid John, h ^airraonnt av n Bergen av Wheeler Daniel, butcher, h Hopkins av n Summit av Wheeler George W., conductor, h Io7 Hudson Wheeler Harriet J., wid Henry, h Dey n Tonnele av Wheeler James, shoemaker, h 131 Montgomery Wheeler James P., builder, 48 Eighth, h 250 Fourth Wheeler John H., frnit, h Tenth n Washington, Hoboken Wheeler Joseph, hairdyer, h 63 Seventh, Etobokon Wheeler Marvin, blacksmith, h r £99 First Wheeler Mary, washing, h 121 Montgomery Wheeler Samuel W., iukmaker, h 305 Newark av Wheeler William, bookkeeper, h 139 Hudson. Hoboken Wheeler William, carpenter,,h Summit av n Charles SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Washington and AContironiery Open daily from 10 AM. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Bvga. from 9 to 7. W TWTEBK8T PBOM THB FIBtST OP BYEBY.MOirrH. Wheeler William, laborer, h r 299 First Wheeler William H., clerk, h Summit av n St Pauls av Wheelihan David, mason, h Tners av n Vroom Wheelihan Patrick, maion, h Newark av n Tonnele av Wheelihan Richard, laborer, h Storms av n Bostwick pi Whelan Ann, dressmaker, h Van Horn n Johnston av Whelan David, mason, h-Lad low avn Central av Whelan Edward, laborer, h 1)3 Essex Whelan Francis V., liquors, 61 Washington, h 106 Dudley Whelan Frank, laborer, h 318 Sixth Whelun Galvin, laborer, h Jefferson n Newark-, Hoboken Whelan Hngh, laborer, h 333 First Whelan Jeremiah, laborer, h Kearney av n Jackson av Whelan John, laborer, h Second n Willow, Hoboken Whelan Jnlia, wid Martin, h 35 Willow, Hoboken Whelan Marjraret, wid Edward, k r32$*Seventh Waters' "Concerto Parlor Oi^ans'1 aad Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Wareroom*, Ko. 481 BROADWAY, NEW" YORK. 99 796 &*• M« It; t*» tor It; tb piblltf Ifte HT r (; EYENH JOIKEI gomf kutMu IMA M',«rttab'f« ft. Whelait Mar\, wid Michael, h r Newark av n Nebon av Whelan Patk, dry goods 78 Newark av, h 254 Montgomery Whelan Patrick, laborer, h r 361 Fourth Whelan Patrick, laborer, h 208 Mercer Whelan Patrick, laborer^ h 3 Provost Whelan Patrick, laborer, h 263 Tenth Whelan Robert J., teacher, h 207 Grand Whelan Samtiel, laborer, h 432 First Whelan Thomas, driver, h Van Horn n Johnston av Whelan Thomas, laborer, hr 326 Second Whelan Thomas, supt, h 175 Provost Whelan Thomas H., painter, 19*2 Henderson, h 93 Wayne Whelan William, laborer, h Lndlow av n Central av Whelan William, laborer, h Willow h Second, Hoboken Whelan William H., barkeeper, h Bergen av n Canal Whelan William W , bartender, h 108 Dudley Whelehan JohV, s, Montgomery c "Boland, b Bergen WrfCfi "~ ' ' - * Miefiaei, uii»uu, I'o&twiek pi n Storms av Whelptey Albert O., printer, h Fairmonnt ft* n Monticello av Wlielpley Samuel J., woollens, h Montgomery n Boland Whicker Andreas P.,, barber, Ludlow ay p Central av Whicker ftobert, laborer, h Beacon av n Oakland av Whinyates Christopher, police, h Newark av n MePherson WMpple A'. D., broker, h Taylor's hotel Whitaker Reuben, fancjr goods, 58 Fourth, Hoboken Whitcher George, machinist, h 209 Greene White Addition W., police, h Vrdom n Summit av White Albert, grocer, 453 Grove White Allen, painter,'h James n Mallbry av White Andrew, dock build, 5 Exchange pi, h 315 Henderson White Andrew J., clerk, h 254 Fifth White Archibald, express, h 232 Grove White Charles H.J jeweler, h 303 Second White Christopher, produce, h South n Pierce av White David, laborer, h 428 First White Deborah &, wid Albert, h 7 Grand FIRE INSURANCE &BRMANIA COlftPA jr. THUBSTON A JENWI968, XgU.f 1 Montgomery St., Jewej City. White Frank P., clerk, h 211 Barrow White George, weighmaster, h Elliot pi n Palisade av White George H- (DeMotte & White), h H9 Grove White George T., shoemaker, h r 153 Newark av White George W., carpenter, h 103 Blootufield, Hobokeu White George W., clothier, h Baldwin av n Iron Bridge White George W., Jr., carpenter, h 103 Bloom field, Hobok'o White Hannah, wid Patrick, h 91 Variek White Henry, li 235 York White Henry, laborer, h Cedar n Palisade ay White Henry S., lawyer, 125 Washington, h 137 Grove White James, h Cottage n Summit av White James, soapboiler, h 153 Bay White James C, printer, h 227 Sixth SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Washlnston And Montgomery Open daily from H> A.M. to 3 P.M., and on Monday and Thursday Bygs. from 5 to 7. tJ~ irVTHSEST F».OM TUB FIRST OF BTEBT MONTH. White James W., ferry master, h 220 Sixth * White Jaoe, wid John, h Zabri6kie n Central av White Joanna L., wid Lewis, h 803 Second White John, bookkeeper, h 143 Willow, Hoboken White John, carpenter, h 120 Meadow, Hoboken White John, clerk, h 376 Grove White John, florist, Commonipjaw av n Squier * White John, justice, 105 Washington, b 105 Garden, Hob'kn White John, laborer, h 125 Ninth White John, laborer, h r f85 Twelfth White John H., h 275 Second White John P., hatter, h Fain noun t av n West Side av White John S., driver, h 225 Sixth White Joseph, engineer, h 181 Garden, Hoboken White Joseph, machinist, h Third n Waldo av White Lewis, musician, h Montroee av c Manhattan av White Mary, wid Johnr h Jefftraon n Firet, Hoboken LE VIW. POST>I **p d, Vevark Are., opp. Court House, U Parraia Afk»l& Suunit Art., J. 0. T88 For Large PriatUg Jobs, g*t White Mary, wid John, h 254 Fifth White Merritt, hotel, 193 Pavonia av White Michael P., clerk, h *27 Erie - White* Nicholas, laborer, h Elliot pi n Palisade av White Patrick, confectioner, 114 Pavonia av White Philip, junk, Esrex n Hudson White Robert 'F., brassfinisher, h 152 Washington, Hob'k'n White Sarnnel T., conf trier, h 312 Meadow, Hoboken White Star Steam Navigation Co., Long Dock, ft Pavonia av White Thomas, driver, n Stuyvesant av n West Side av White Thomas, foreman, h 211 Barrow White Thomas, gilder, h 8outh n Summit av White Thomas, laborer, h 89 Essex White Thomas, laborer, h 549 Palisade av White William C., ponndmaster, h Water av c Vroom Whitecar James, steelroller, h Johnston av n Whiton JWIItiM1 Jo«;ph, lrt*lfln«nt av n Monticello av "VrlitfeMtli "^kmes, cnrfwilt^r, h FsifrieUr av n Bergen av Whkehead Augustus B.,'druggist, 34 Morrit, h 115 Wash- ington * Whitehead Jereoiial), shoecntter, h 121 Coles Whitehead Marcns F.,,p' physiciany , 34 Morris, h 115 Wash- ington Whitehead Marcns F.1, Jr., clerk, h 115 Washington Whitnhead William,«ngineer, b Halladay n Commnnipaw av Wbitehonse Charles H., watchmaker, h 2 Broadway Wbiteley George Ji, engineer, b Brinkerhoff c Monticello av Whitele^ Richard E.^ confe<;tioner. Pacific av n Johnston av Whitelock Horatefe, clerk, h Fourth n Grand, Hoboken Whiteman Charles, plumber, h 136 Meadow, Hoboken Whitemore William, merchant, h 135 Pavonia av Whittbrd Alexander, machinist, b 327 Fifth Whiting Chester H., police, h Lexington av n West Side a* Whiting Edward, salesman, h 220 Third Whiting Edwin, clerk, h 215 Fifth Whiting Geo B., foreman, h Lexington av n West Side a? Whiting George W., clerk, h 337 Fonrth Whiting Osmond J., plumber, h Orient av n Jackson a? Wbitiegge Frederick WVh 210 Jersey av * flit ifOTipy flOI^AlIC *<>'*&**** *"<* Parlor. I Ht tal tT imuANo u n m*nun xiw w ROBERTSON. 789 Oflee, No. |8 € B AND ST., Wbitlegge James H., lawyer, h 212 Jersey av Whitley George W., h 166 RB av Whitley Natha/i, engineer, h r 15 R R av Whitlock Samuel, foreman, h 97 York Whitlow John, machinist, h 14 R B av Whitman Hermann, plasterer, h 60 Garden, Hoboken Whitmnn Thomas O., clerk, h 297 Fifth Whitmore Philip, laborer, h 360 Wayne Whitmore William F., machinist, h 307 Henderson Whitney Charles, driver, h 312 First Whitney Francis W., prodnce, h Storms av n Howard pi Whitney Franklin, grocer, h Fainnount av n Bergen av Whitney Henry, clerk, h Hoboken av c Oakland av Whitney John, clerk, h »156 Montgomery INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wa,«liin^toii and Montgomery **t«., Op«n daily from 10 AM. to 3 p JI., and on Monday and Thursday Ergs, from 6 £7~ INTEREST FBOOT THE riRST OP BTEBT MONTH. Whitney Leonard, blacksmith, h 112 Pavonia av Whitney Samuel, jnstice, 64 & h 62 Garden, Hoboken Whitney Theodore,.iceman, h 103 Meadow, Hobokeo Whitney Thomas, laborer, h Westcott av n Summit av Whitney William W., truckman, h 24 Newark av Whiton Augustus S., iron, h 166 fcarrow Whitpenn Henry, grocer, Lafayette c Hal lad ay Whittaker John, engineer, h 496 Grove Whittaker John A., engineer, u 137 Grand Whittaker Joseph H., eastitter, h 297 First Whittaker Joseph H. Jr, butcher, h 297 First Whittaker Thomas, .steelrolter, 40 York Whittall Alfred, mechanic, h r 7 Broadway Whittall William, lapidist, hr 7 Broadway Whittemore Jarnes W., clerk, h 129 Grove Whitter William, upliolsterer, h Cottage n Summit av Whittle William W., iKjilermaker, h Hallwday c Lafayette Waters' "Concerto Parlor Organs" aud-Pianos, HORACE WATERS & SON, Warerooma, No, 481 BROADWAY, IfEW> YORK. 790 thBKt ^ JOfflULf i# Ttw ttntj. Whittling Caroline, dressmaker, 372 Third Whitton George, com meiyh 934 Garden, Hoboken Whitton Henry, machinist, h 340 Sixth Whitty Charles, h Madison n'Ferry, Hoboken Whyard Catharine A., wid WmE, h Poplar n Summit av Whyman Charles, driver, li 181 Garden, Hoboken Whyte Andrew D., clerk, h 122 Grand W hyte David C., bookkeeper h 177 Varick Whyte James, laborer, b r 117 Morris Whyte James E., wood, 68 Gregory, h 122 Grand Whyte John, plasterer, h Palisade av n Hoboken av Whyte William C, builder, First n Grove, h West Side av n Belmoirt av Wichel George, artist, 89 Montgomery . Wickel Jacob, tailor, Ludlow av n Central av Wickbrand John 9., longshoreman, h 165 Meadow, Hobkn Wickebrandt^rederidrrlaborer, h wyFtftb, Hoboken Wielwstt Hffcekfch Gi^forfc,' h 314-8etenth Wickfcwn £amee, prodwee; h Monticelk> av n Clinton av Wickhaoi Joseph C, watchmaker, It 1 Giles Wickham WilburN,, com mer, h Madison av n Clinton av Wicks Jarvis, machinist, h 302 Seventh Wicks John, carpenter,'h Jeflferson av ri Oakland av Wicks William, gatekeeper, b 266 R R av Wickwmre Flavel, commer, h 103 Pacific nv Wickware Melancthon 8., bookkeeper, h 186 Pavonia av Wickware Melftncthon 8. Jr., clerk, h 186 Pavonia av Widdowfield Thomas^ monlder, h 107 Hndson Wideman Hannah, wid Frekerick, h 14 R R av Widermayer William, laborer, h 86 Hndsun, Holx>ken Widmann John, grocer, Grand e First, Hoboken Widows1 Home of Episcopal Chnrch, 245 Washington, Hbkn Wiecb Henry, salesman, h 106 First, Hoboken Wiechers William A. (F. O. Matthietnen dk W\ech*rs),h NT Wieddishbaw Christopher, mason, h Sherman av n GriflSth WIEDERMANN LOUIS.grocer,148 Washington, Hoboken Wiegand Simon, shoes, S52 Second Wiegen Conrad, grocer, 183 Garden, Hoboken GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE Arts., 1 Montrnaery St., Jemej City. 791 Wiegers WjWiam, b 25 Wi Wieners William, lager, 71 ,"t^T ... Wfegers William, h 72 Washington Wielage August, grocer, Milton av c Griffith Wielage Richard, grocer, h 84 Second, Hoboken Wieman Henry, laborer, h 42 Essex Wiemann Glaus, clerk, h 126 Coles WIENGES CONRAD, PHARMACEUTIST & DRUG GIST, Coles c Fourth Wienken Andreas, »egarmkr, h 201 Willow, Hoboken Wienken Philip, segars, 122 Hudson, Hoboken Wientz August, watchman, h 22 Essex Wier John, butcher, h Pin© n Newark & N Y R R ¥0^8 August, banker, h Reservoir av n Webster av Wiese Edward, musician, 49 Grand Wiese John H., bookbinder, h 432 Palisade av Wiese Julius, foreman, h 143 Congress Wiese Julius Jr. jeweler, h 143 Congress BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Wa.«liAiiflrton auacL Montgomery Open dally from ID AJC to 3 * Ji-, mod on Monday and Thursday Ergs. from'S to 7. gr I!»TEBErr FBOM THE WWtUTT OF BTgHf HOWTH. Wiesman Peter, milk, 387 Firet Wiggins John R., ( Wiggins A Abdt), h 330 Garden, Ho boken Wiggins & Abell (John R. Wiggins & Thomas M. Abell), hardware, 77 Washington, Hoboken Wight Andrew J., (Sanford db Wight), h 315 Henderson Wight Frederick E., machinist, h Baldwin av n Magnolia av Wight Merritt, hotel 123 Pavonia av Wight Sylvanns, beer, Newark e Tonnele sv Wilbur William, watchman, Hoboken av n Central Wilcken Frederick P., clerk, h 193 Washington, Hoboken Wilcox Gabriel C, coal, Henderson c Twelfth, li 183 Pa vonia av Wilcox Orrin A., clerk, h Ocean av n Union Wilcox & Gihbs sewing machine Co, 265 Grove Wild Henry, h 409 Grove LE VIW. POST, Ci»iJ fpp ^ i, Innrk Art., opp. Court EOSM, A P*Tonia Are., nr. Summit AT*., J. 0. THE EM JODiAL 1 Wild William, foreman, 468 Meadow, Hoboken Wilder Leonard G., dentist, 228 Ninth Wilder Willard, engineer, h 177 Eighth Wilder William P., clerk, h 221 Seventh Wildennoth George, cabinetmaker, h 322 Grove Wildhagen Ernst, lager, 136 Pavonia av Wildnever George, foreman, h 149 York Wilefe James, laborer, h Boatwick pi n Storms av Wiles M., h 96 River, Hoboken Wiley Elizabeth, wid John, h 72 Newark av Wiley Henry, clerk, h 29 Clinton, Hoboken Wiley James, clerk, h 17£ Seventh Wiley James F., ticket agent, h 336 Fifth Wiley Thomas, laborer, h 491 Grove Wiley William, carter, h 322 Grove Willielni Benjamin F., cabinetmaker, h 423 Fifth Wiihelm Catli*ritm, wid Jacob, store, 150 Steuben Wijhejm George, as^av ' 223 Garden* XloUokeu WiMietai* Anthony C ., .vaUuraitt, h 155 Btoomfield, Ho- boken . , . Wittielms Cl»arlesr lithogrouher, h 155 Bloamfield, Hoboken Wilk Christian, carrier, h Jeifereon av n Oakland av Wilkiiia &M*rt/ broker, h 284 BloomiieW, Ho^boken Wilkins Charles, butcher, h 10 Washington, Hoboken Wilkins Henry, couipoeitor, h 246 Fourth Wilkins Henry, porter, h 28 Sussex Wilkins Henry, salesman, h 112 Wayne Wilkins Henry, tanks, It 146 Hudson, Hoboken Wilkins Herman, clerk, hl28 Garden, Hoboken Wilkins Iaaau P.. clerk, h 126 Grove Wilkins James M., carpenter, h 210 Eighth Wilkins Mary, wid Augustus, grocer, 154 Garden, Hoboken Wilkius Monroe P., machinist, h 219 Second Wilkins Peter, liquors, h 255, Garden, JHoboken Wilkius Stemiiel, pattern^ h Beacon av n>Pali&ade av Wilkinson Alfred, painter, Pine c Lafayette, h 257 Grand Wilkinsonqipmes, physician, Belgen av c Brinkerhoff Wilks Thothas H., carrier, P Ofh Wilks n Sip av Will Adolphns, engraver, h Idftlp *v « -Vrooni Will Awrtwtn?, designer, h Reliwoutav n Montjcello av I He to 117 UMHNo **. 12 CSIM mm siw Tin SAXE &ROBEBTSON. 793 JERSEY CITY FIRE NS.CO* Corner tibraea*. ' Will Justus, shoemaker, h Jefferson n First, Hoboken Willadsen Jens( WiUberger & Willadsen), h N J Willard John W., photographer, h 357 Garden, Hoboken Willard Lucius S., salesman, h 184 Ninth Willard Samnel H., salesman, h 91 Bloomfield, Hohoken Williard William, laborer, h 7 Grand Willcox G. Buckingham (Rev), h 125 Henderson Willets Ann M., wid George, h 224 Sixth Willets Elizabeth, wid Isaac, h 340 Seventh Willets Hannah, milliner, h 340 Seventh Willets John I., sasfitter, h 340 Seventh Willets Pnrdy M., com mer, h 406 Grove Willett John J., stoves, ranges, heaters, "Williams Charles, waiter, h 277 Kewark av Williams Davfd, ^gardener, h Caven Point av n N Y Bay Williams ©avid* Van1 Ness, fruits, Pavonia avnBR Williams Edward A., baitier, h f\9 Montgomery Williams Eliza A., \K A. Wtfliamt dt $m), h Brinkerhoff n Bergen av WILLIAMS EMMA, miHinery, 155 Newark av Williams Frederick, barter, Oommtinibaw ar n Bergen Williams George, clerlr,h 277 Tltird Williams Georjjje, cdppersnaitli, h'418 Grove Williams George H., broker, Ir 195 Eighth Williams George W., labbrer, H 409 First Williams Giles B., broker, h Church n Summit av Williams Isaac, engineer, h Johnston av n Pine Williams James, carpenter, h IT R R av Williams James, fireman, h Jobnstoa av n Whiton Williams Jame^ Tager; 13 TtLVMSTOS &. JE5NIH6S, l^tf, 1 MoBfgoMary gt^ Jersey Cltf. Williams MichaeL deckhand,, Williams Micnael, laborer, h] Williams Miles E., publisher; Williams Nelson, coachman, h.-Qxfprd av n West Side av Williams Patrick, laborer, h 167 Clintpn, Hoboken Williams Patrick J., drvgoods, 191 Washington, Hoboken Williams Richard A., clerk, h Wilks n Sip av Williams Robert, h 11 Essex Williams Samuel A., clerk, h 181 Coles Williams Sarah L., (Mignowita &. William*),, h 158 Grove Williams Stephen T., shipping, h Bergen av p Belraont av Williams Thomas, express, h 390 Fift|i Williams Thomas, laborer, h 175 Seventh Williams Thomas, printer, h 211 Third Williams Thomas, tinsmith, h 33i Seventh Williams Thomas .&,((.£ A. Williams & Son),.fa Brmkor- hoff n Bergen av , • Williams Thomas J., porter, h 32Q Bloomfield, fljoboken INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANT, Cor. 'WB.mttXxifKtoxx and Hontvomery Open daily fracn 10 A.M. to 3 TM., ^nd on Monday and Thursday ^res. frop ft to 7. t37- I\TEHEST PBOM TH» gl^ST OF Williams Waahiogton4 R., lawyer^ 45 Mon Williams Wilhelmina, h 107 Willojj,, ^CoboKen Williams William, engineer, h 234 Thirteenth Williams William, glassblower, h 296 third Williams William, sailinaker, h Griffith, n Sammifc av Williams William H., mariner, h 24 Sussex . i Williams JTjlliam P., stevedore, h Charles n Central av Wiliiam«I^A,. «& Son (Eliza A. dc Thomas), braes founders, 45 Plymontth , ' i: ••,, WILLIAICSBURG CITY FIRE iKSURAiTqE COr151 Broadway, N Tr0. B. Thnrston agent, 1 Montgomery, J G (See adv) Williamson Ann, wid John, h Bergen av n Fairmount av WiUiaui&on Benjamin, lawyer^ 1 Montgomery, h Elizabeth Williamson Benjamin Jr, ( WUliamaon & Man), h Elizabeth Williamaon Edward, blackamith, h Jefferson n First, flbkn Neirark Ar%, opp. Qtwi BOOM* * Partaia An^, |f.^u^uait An., J. 0. I 796 B«ok ud PIMJOBIALi 1B Tfew ionej. "Williamson George, com mer, h 6T Erie Williamson George H., jeweler, h 15 Erie Williamson Henry, salesman, h Lexington av n Bergen av Williamson John, laborer, h 1 Variek Williamson John Q. A., insurance, Montgomery c Wash- ington, h 50 Grand Williamson Joseph, porter, h Zabriskie c Nelson av Williamson Matthias, clerk, h 15 Erie Williamson Robert, laborer, h Virginia av n Jackson av Williamson & Man, (Benjamin Williamson, Jr., & Edward A. S. Man), lawyere, 1 Montgomery Willig William A., mechanic, h 211 Garden, Hoboken Wfllin Charles, engineer, h Ravine av n Webster av Willing Louis, segarmaker, h 121 Willow, Hoboken Willis Alexander M., collector, h Van Reipen av n Sum- mit av Willis Ann, wi Wills H. E., collector, h Tonn.ele av n Bergen *v Willse John, painter, Fairmount av n Bergen av Willse John E., porter, h 264 Newark av Willsou Edraond, cashier, h 227 Jersey av Wilinarth Mary A., ,wid Jonathan, h 200 Bay Wilmot Eli as, h 14 Hudson, Hoboken Wilrnott Thoujas* machini»t, h 150 Fifth Wilms Henry, (Wilms & Co.), h $ T Wilms & Co., (Henry Wilms & Arthur Xane\ kindling- wood, 100 First Wilsey Jacob, cavpenter, h Irving n Durham av Wilson Ada, wid George, dry goods, 118 Coles Wilson Alexander, agent, 'S3 Montgomery, h 253 Jersey av Wilson Alfred, machinist, h 181 Garden, Hoboken Wilson Augustas, dockbuilder, h ^36 Fifth SAVINGS BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Waeliiinrton and Open dally from 10 AM. to 3 P.M., and on Monday ahd Tbarsdsy Evgs. from B to 7. &T INTEBBST FROM TBUB WMMSTT OF ETEBY MOM H. Wilson Blakeley, pres, Montgomery c Washington, h Bald- win av c High Wilson Charles, dockbriilder, h 86 Third, Hoboken Wilson Charles, roofer, Sherman av n Congress av Wilson Charles D., bricklayer, h J29 Bloomfield, Hoboken Wilscn David, carpenter,, h 23 Hudson av Wilson David, porter, h Hntton n Summit av Wilson Edward, bookbinder, h High n Baldwin av Wilson Edward, janitor,, h 21 & Barrow Wilson Edward, printer, h 307 Meadow, Hoboken Wilson Edward, teas, 104 Newark av Wilson Edward N., cjerk, h Baldwin av n High Wilson Edwin, h 207 Newark av Wilson Emanuel, mariner, h 191 Warren Wifca Francis F., "teacher; R, 1$6 Bit av Waters'" Concerto Parjor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS & SON, Warerooms, No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW FOMK. 798 ttt Cht*lHU«B fcu hcnmed TaU h» Tin* Twm. Wilsuu xrauKiiu jau, engiueer, h 348 Henderson Wilson George, machinist, h Summit av n Leonard Wilson George, sbipjomer, h 28h First Wilson Henry, clerk, hCemmnnipaw av n Whiton Wilson Henry O., salesmaTij h Glendenny av n West Side av Wilson Henry S., h Beacon av n Palisade av Wilson Isaac, carpenter, h Storms av n Howard pi Wilson Jacob, bookbinder, h High n Baldwin av Wilson James, <( Whitmore & Wilson), b Jackson c Bram- hall av Wilson James, card writer, Tay lor V hotel, h 30 Grand Wilson James, engineer, h Kearney av n Ocean av Wilson James, gasfitter, h Rock n Somrmt av Wilson James, porter, h 114 Meadow, Hoboken Wilson James, winter, h 95 Erie Wilson James H., insurance, h 257 Bloomfield, Hoboken Wilson JT «B VViUyn J ukn C f 4 i Wikoa uvxui, bookkeeper, h 173 Bloomjieici, Wilson Jobn, carman, h 224 Henderson Wilson John, machinist, h 189 Thirteenth Witeoti John, painter, 4i 41*pe«£rte Wi]son John, stonecutter, h Oakland av n .Newark av Wilson John M., pnmpe, h 532 Palisade av Wilson Joshua, aajrmaD, 1 Cooper pi Wilson Jnlia, h Rock n Summit av Wilson Mary A., wid, John, liquors, 149 Stenben Wilson Michael, labored, Ji 411 First Wilson Nathaniel, conductor, h Pine n Lafayette Wilson Oliver C., ship INTERNATIONAL TRUST. COMPANY, Cor. ~W4t«l&lnflrton. and Montgomery Open daily from 10 AM. to 3 PJI-, sad on Monday and Thursday Svgs. from »to 7. IW IKTEBB9T FatOlH THI PHUT OF BTEBf aONTH. Wilson William H., engineer, h 217 Sixth •' Wilson William J., h Lincoln n Summit av Wilson & Maginnig, (John Wilson cSs Samuel G. Maginni%\ grocers, 382 JPalieade ,av Wilt George, clerk, h 92 Hudson, Hobokeo Wiltberger Charles D., clerk, h r 39 Adams, Hoboken Wiltberger Wm. S.. ( WUOerger &Willadeen\ h 75 Hudson Wiltberger & Willadsen, (WUliam S. Wiltberger db Jens WiUadseri), shipwrights, ft Essex Wrnaot Cornelius J.. lighten, h 2 Paolmier pi Winant Rebecca, wid Charles, h 3«»8 Seventh Winba Lewis, h 18 York Winchell John S., engineer, h 49 Mercer Winchester James, teas, h 91 Wayne Winckleman John, h 74 Meadow, Hobokeu Winckler Edward; clerk, h 342 Sevetith LEVI w. POST, M Hevark Av*., cpp. Oovrt BOOM, A PaTOtiA Art., nt^Summit Are., J. C. 800 Fixe Printer; Color Pitattaf la Eterjr Style a* Sew T«fc Pdea. Winckler Otto; paints, h 342 Seventh Wjnckler William, clerk, h#342 Seventh "Wind Herman, shoes, 139 Washington, Hoboken Windecker Henry, butcher, Montieello av n Vetteriein pl,h Vetterlein pi'ir Orescent av Windisch Frederick; tailor, h Summit av n Zabriskie av Wines Chartbs, engineer, h 239 York Wines Theodore, bridgeman, h St Pauls av n Central av Winfield Abraham, rapt, h 265 Fifth Winfield Abraham K., agenta h 800 Seventh Wiufield Charles H., lawyer, 21 Montgomery, h OreenviUe Winfield Chas R., cashier, Taylor's hotel, h 323 Pavonia av Winfield Dallas, milk, h Newark av n Summit av Winfield Madison, h 338 Pavonia av Winfield Samuel R., liquors, 75 Newark-av, h 301 York , q, , WINGED WIUAAIUA M J.,pio,i9ions 63 W inkeloaann Ehlart, -pfoduce, h 94 Grardeo, Hobokea Winkle Henry, grocer, 157 First, Hobokeo Winklemann Diederich, produce, 64 Meadow, Hobaken Wiftkler Adam, machinist, h SOT J*iret Winkler Christianj printer, h 130 Bloomfield, Hoboken Winkler Lewis, carpenter, h 64 Newark, Hoboken Winoeski Albert, laborer, h 270 Eleventh Winn James, carpenter, h Van Horn n Halladay Winn John, laborer, hf 111 Ninth Winn Patrick, laborer, h 828 Wayne Winn Robert, laborer, b* Thome n Nelson av Winn Thomas, laborer, h Communipaw ar n Toll Bridge Winner John, h Bergen av n Montgomery Winner John, Jr., bookkeeper, h Bergen ar n Montgomery Winsby Edward, bradsfinisher, h 105 Hudson Winser John H., clerk, h Academy n Summit av Winshop George C, h St Paals av n Central av Winslow Frederick A., ckrk, h Whiton n Maple Winslow Robert, silversmith, h 2 Mercer Winson Wiiljam, drygoods, h Pavonia av n Summit av THE KTEY I SAXE A: ROBERTSON. 861 m IYCITYFffiEH. 1 4 •••>•*•**•—Corner tfrfeta*. • Winstanley James, cutter, b Willow c Tenth, Hoboken Winter Charles, shoemaker, h South n Summit av Winter Ferdinand G., barber, Mont ice) lo av n Harrison av Winter George, machinilL h 842 Fourteenth Winter Henry, ( Winter \Ball), h 208 Fifth Winter John, upholsterer, *fc York Winter INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. WashinKton and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 9Jt., and on Monday and Thursday £rg». from 6 to 7. C3T IWTEttEST PBOM THE FlttST OF BVKBT MONTH. Winters William S., salesman, h 179 E It av Wintilpand Peter, lighter, h 122 Pavonia av Wintjen Catharine, wid Henry, h Hudson av opp Snydam Winton Simon, clothier, h 124 First, Hoboken Wircher Peter, pedlar, h Germania av n Lincoln Wires Joseph, carpenter, h N Y av c South Wirth William, baker, 136 First, Hoboken Wirtz Anton, jeweler, h Lincoln av n Summit av Wirtz Jacob, pedlar* h Summit av n Fleet Wise Edward S., painter, h Cambridge av n South Wiseley Philip, laborer, h 338 Wayiie Wiseman Edward, grocer, W St Pauls av n Second Wiseman Mary, wrd John, h. 229 Wayne' Wiseman Stephen, fireman, h r 327 Fifth Wishard Joseph D., reporter, h 82.BU*wiifield, Qobpken Wiskemann Fanny, wid Philip, h X^7^Wiul)k^rtofi, Hyboken Waters' "Concerto P^lor Organs" and Pianos. HORACE WATERS A SON, Warerooms, No, 481 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 101 802 8MMk*toIt; th*nMtalatmi lit th* ^ri^itl «S«HW** ill * fo«ii liriMH *MB «ty«r*a» Ik it. Wisley Hugh, laborer, h 338 Wayne Wisley Philip, h 333 Warne Wi»S)yhau8e»;MJar^in, wooden ware, Ji, Willow n Second, Hbkn Wisse , patternmaker, b Newark ay n Tonnelle av Wisse Francis, te>\ operator, h Newark av n Tonnele av Wissert Catharine, wid James, dressmaker, h r 337 First Wissert Daniel, barber* 14? Warren, h 149 Newark av Wissert Michael, laborer, h r 337 First Wissinger Jacob G., printing, h 330 Meadow, Hoboken Wissler James, lithographer, h 166 Washington, Hoboken Wissmann Francis C,, fcjnBmith, h Beacon av n Bonnerav Witherell Benjamin Ft, fireman, h 81 R R av Withers John, monlder, h 233 Fifteenth Withers William, h Bergen av n Highland ay Witmore William H. (WUmor4 <& Wilson), h Madison av » Glisten av Witmore & WUaoa \ Wdiliam Hi Wtmore & James Wilson), nft^Mfc^JMpinun^jpftw a,v c Ma4isop av Witt Augusta, midwife, h, 158 Garden, Hoboken Witt "Ferdinand, mechanic, h 184 Fourteenth Witt F^rancis N., piano maker, h 158 Garden, Hoboken WittiMin*a,'xw4 /TtKiodm*, h 231* Bloomneld. Hoboken Wlttcke Berthold L., mi]k, Conwuunnipaw av n Bergen av Wittchen Andrew, h 74 Meadow, Hoboken Witte" Charles, h 83 Garden, Hoboken Wittegan Otto, porter, h 7+ Washington, Hoboken Wittemejer Loms K., grocer, Newark av n Summit av, h Summit av c Wayne Wittenberg Joseph W., clerk, h 138 Grand Witteschern Jacob, .bailder, 283 Newark av Wittich George F«, ajffir, Franklin n Hancock av Wittig Edward, (AUerk & WiMig), h 213 Ninth Wittigschlager John H.L {J. Hr Wittigschlager dk J. Kleck- ner), h 441 Palisade w ' Wittigschlager J. H. &U, Kleckner, {John H. WitUgschla* ger <& John Kleckntr)^O'vQ&s 441 Palisade av FIRE INSURANCE CM NEWARK, City. #03 Wittikint Hadmao, framenBabfivfc>$3 Morris Wittjing fcouis, barber 29rlwWirfc a* Wittpenn John C, groce;, Hutton c Cambridge av Wittpenn John J., (Wittpehh Bras.), h Lafayette c'Pfite Wittpenn Lonis, liquors/b 390 Garden. Hoboken Wittpenn Nicholas, \ Wittpenn Broig.), h Lafayette e Pine Wittpenn Bros., (John J. & Nichdhti), grdeerF, Lafayette c Pine Witts Riehard, gardener, h Beacon av n Central av Witt8chen Frederick, candy, Cambridge av n Hntton Wix Henry, paints, h 297 Garden, Hdboken Woerner Charles lager, h 328 Third WOEKNER CHKISTIAN, lager,. 172 Washington, Hobi'n Woerner William, driver, 1i 3aeksori n First, Hoboken Wo^an Christopher, driver, h Bergen av'n Montgontery Wolbert Frederick C, clerk, h 81 Washington Wolbert Frederick G., auctioneer, h 81 IFPashingtbn Wolcott Richard O., engineer, h 156 lieadow, Hobokfen INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "Waslilxiffton and* Motitirottiepy Sts., Open dally from H) A.K.to 3 r.it., and on Monftay and Thtirtday Ergs.'froinS io 7. PT" INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF BVSB¥ noifTH. Wolenchier Michael W., shoes, 375 Fonrth Wolf August, laborer, h 64 Newark, Hoboken Wolf Conrad, locksmith, h 98 Meadow, Hoboken Wolf Henry, merchant, h 32 HndsOn, Hoboken Wolf Ida, widow, h 140 Meadow, Hobokeo Wolf Jacob, lager, First c Grand, H<5*>okten Wolf John, bootfitter, h 9T Wayne Wolf John, laborer, h' 54 Newark, Hoboken Wolfe John, clerk, h 149 First, Hoboken Wolfe John, laborer, h 940 Thirteenth * ' Wolfe John, laborer,' h r 236 Thirteenth Wolfe John A., batcher, Webster av c Ferry Wolfe John J., bookbinder, h Ooramunipaw av n Grand Wolfe Theodore F., physician, 9« York Wolfe Thomas J., salesman, h Jefferson av n Oakland av Wtd Adam/laborer, h 111 R R av Keirark AveM opp. Court Eotue, M Favonia Ave., nr. Bummit Ate., J. 0, For Love Priatt^g J«fe«, g«t Woltenden John, machinwt, fe30 2 Fifth Wolff Chark*, blacksmith, h 186 First, Hoboken Wolff Elizabeth, wid William, h 13d Hudson, Hoboken Wolff Ferdinand A., bookseller, h 305* Garden, Hoboken Wolff George, vegetables, 141 Washington, Hoboken Wolff Mark, deck hand, h 9 Morris Wolff Otto, driver h 132 Firs*, Hoboken Wolff Rudolph, manufacturer, h 112 River, Hoboken WOLFF S., drygooda, 86 Washington, Hoboken Wolff William* drygoods, Second c Washington, Hoboken Wolfctirn Louis, clerk, h 128 Washington, Hoboken WoUenhaopt Frederick, clerk, h 184 Willow, Hoboken Wollenhaopt Henry, milk, h Newark av opp Baldwin av Wollens Henry, segars, 57 Washington, Hoboken : Wollenschlagere William, confectioner, 306 Newark av Wollman Frederick, shoemaker, h 34 Clinton, Hoboken Wolter Heradb;>wttf*iiwwif h 99'BloorofieM, Hoboken Welter Lew*, dy«r, IW ^Worafieldv Hoboken Wohmarm J<*n H^bfcpress, 104 Meadow, Hoboken Woinaley James, painter, b Summit av c Graham Won Peter, laborer, h Mercer n Putnam Wood Abraham, carpenter, h 133 Meadow, Hoboken Wood Abram 8., driver, h 84 Pavonia av Wood Augustas, carpenter, h South c Pierce av Wood Andrew J., milkman, h 219 Fifth * Wood Benlah B., wid John S., h 187 R R av Wood Catharine, wid William, boarding, 209 Grand Wood Charles, collector, h 228 Bay Wood Charles A., machinist, h Madison n First, Hoboken Wood David 8., gilder, h 2T7 Grove Wood Bennison K^ fa 18 Hadaon, Hoboken Wood De Yolson, teacher, h 156 Washington, Hoboken Wood Frank, printer, h 36 Meadow, Hoboken Wood Frederick A., machinist, h 181 Eighth Wood George, clerk, h 109 York Wood George, coal, 38 Gregory, h 181 R R av Wood George, trackman, h 80 Second, Hoboken Wood George A., (George A+Wood & Co.), h 166 Pavonia av Wood George A. & Oo., {tfeorye A. Wood)^ hardware, 166 Par<>nia av THE ESTEY ORGANS SAXE &. ROBERTSON. 805 ftffiee, No. St «RAN» »¥., JiSEYGITYfUKCO, Corner <|ifee Wood George H., carpenter, h 311 Jersey av Wood Henry, (H. Wooddk &>n), h 230 Eighth Wood Henry, agent, h Gardner av n Summit av Wood Henry C, clerk, h 174 Thirteenth Wood Jacob, fish, Pine n Commqnipaw av Wood "James, clocks, h 219 Second Wood James, paperhanger, h Halladay u, Communipaw av Wood JaB H., fish, Newark av n Cook, h Oookn Newark av Wood Jeremiah H., h 243. Fourth Wood Joanna; wid John, h 243 Henderson Wood John, boatman, h 182 First, Hoboken Wood John, laborer, h Comoiunipaw av n Philip Wood John R., h 186 Grove Wood John W.. brushmaker, h North n Central av Wood Joseph, dry goods, 228 Washington, Hoboken SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COHPANT, Cor. Washington and Montgomery fe»ts>a, ' Open daily from 10 AM. to 3 FJU, and on Monday and Thursday Evgs.from Ito7. &T IBfTEBEST FROn THE PIBST OF EVERY MONTH. Wood Joseph, leather, h 18 Clark pi Wood Joseph, machinist, h 181 Eighth Wood Lavinia, wid Peter, h 337 Eighth WOOD LEWIS E., ;^ Wood Matilda, confectioner, 503 Palisade av Wood Melancthon P., carpenter, h 20 Oak Wood Peter, scows, h Cotnmunipaw av n Philip Wood Raymond, clerk, h 144 York . Wood Richard, carpenter, h 151 Newark av Wood Robert, fireman, h 191 Montgomery Wood Samuel T., roller, h 76 Van Vorst Wood Sarah, wid Joseph, h 69 Garden, Ho bo ken Wood Theodore F., express, h 96 Mercer Wood Thomas, laborer, h 243 Provost 7god TShowai, laborer, k Oo]g»te,n Wayne Waters' "Ccmcerto ParJbr Oreaiis" anff Piaiios. HORACE WAtEt*8 & SON, Wareroenu, No, 481 BROADWAY, i QUO Is tt« Best A4rertlitaf Beth* ta Hew Jerny. Wood Walter, li Commanjpaw av n Philip Wood Willfajn, engineer, n Stnyvesant av n Idaho av Wood William, machinist, h 50 York Wood William B., tel operator, h 3S8 Monraouth Wood William H., (H.Wood & Son), h Magnolia av n New- airfcav Wood William H-, contractor, h Palisade av c Ravine av Wood William H., fancy goods; 224, Newark av Wood William HM lawyer, 59 Washington, Hoboken Wood William &., express, h 1^5 Grove Wood William ^^S Hudson, Hoboken Wood H. & 8on, (Henry & Wuliam H.\ provisions, 122 Pavonia av, Woodbnry 4ng«8tas A., qlerk, li Thorne n Summit av Woodbnry Charles, trimmings, h 346 Seventh Woodbory GoBUvue ^ painter, h 339 Seventh c n Woodc-~"£ "^rancis t*.f ji£i» Montgomery n B Wood i tiert, flou/,fii7l |Ce«3ow,' ffoboken Woodfine John J., spring beds, n 31 EigTitn, Soboken Woodham Rebecca A., teacfterj'hProspect n Palisade av Woodhouse Henry, provisions, h 384 Seventh Wood ho H John D-, cjerk, h Coogress n Darh&ni av Wooding Frank, salesman, h 251 Garden, Hoboken Woodley Henry, clerk, h Storms av n Bostwiek pi Woodley Robert L^ soapmaker, h Hoboken av n Oakland av Woodlock Julia, ,wid Joiyi, h 20 Braoswick Woodruff Edwin £., slatjonef, % lM &ie* Woodruff Elias H,t crockery, h 134 Erie Woodruff John j h Newark n Nelson av Woodruff Theodore A.3 stationery, h 134 Erie Woods Ann, wid Patrick, h 182 Morgan Woods B., clerk, h 13 Ifo-iteomery Woods Francis, laborer, h 206 Monmouth Woods Jonathan, silversmith, h 232 Washington, Hoboken Woods Joseph, DlumWr, h Palisade av n Reservoir av Woods Mary, ladies furng, ^32 "Washington, Hoboken Woods Patrick, tnachinist, h J46 First, Hoboken GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE 1 Montgomery SU, Jer»©y City. woods Peter, teas, h 135 Newark av Woods Richard, segartnalter,, If *»**? 1. r. )ods Simeon, gasfitter, h S4S afield, Ho.-uivc;. Woods Thomas, laborer, h 206 Thirteenth Woods William H., clerk, h Cambridge av n South Woodsworth John K., clerk, h Harrison av n Monticello av Woodward Appleton A., architect, Whiton n Communi- paw av • . Woodward Charles L., canvasser, h 11 Newark, Hoboken Woodward John, h Baldwin av clfavonia av Woodward John R.,'hardware, Newark av n Summit av Woodward Richard, ba£er, Bergen av n Communipaw av Woodward Russell W., ( Woodward \dk Sherwood), h Eliza- beth Woodward William, carpenter, h Lafayette n I*ine Woodward William, glasscutter, h Central av n Bowers Woodward William, tinsmith, h Beacon av n Palisade av BANK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. "W»«lii»srto*n and Montgomery Open dally from 10 A a*, to 3 P.M., and on llondpiy and Tbuwday Evga. from 5 to T. INTEBBRT FBOM THE FIRST OP BTER1T MOlfTH. WOODWARD & SHERWOOD, Russell W. Woodward & Thorne P. SAerutood), real estate & insurance agents, 15 Montgomery Wood worth Charles L., watchman, h 145 Pavonia av Woollej Edward J., manager, h 193 York Woolsey Benjamin F., (B. F. WooUey, <& Co\ h 63 Grand Woolsey Charles A., paints, 143 Hudson, h 190.Grand Woolsey Charles L., provisions, 142 Newark av Woolsey Eugene, clerk, h 173 Grove Woolsey Francis, driver, h Bergen av n Storms av Woolsey Frank, clerk, h 173 Grove Woolsey George F., engineer, h 230 First Woolsey Lncinda L., wid William, h 63 Grand Woolsey B. F. & Co, (Benjamin JP. Woolsey & Freeman 1. Smithy ship chandlers, \il Hudson >08ter Jacob If., lager, h till First •ark Are., opp. Court House, A Payout AT*,, nr. Stu&sit An., J. OL 808 COMMERCIAL PKI9TIIQ A 8PKCULTI. Worden Maria L.. wid Bafldolph, b 243 Fourth Workman Charles, barber Grore c Pavonia av, h Lake n Nelson av Wo/kmah George, barber, h Lake n Nelson av Workman Richard C., clerk, h 251 Garden, Hoboken Worn Tim6thy, laborer, h r Charles n Nelson av Worrell Clarence, sec, 179 Fifteenth, h Chicago Wort Charles, laborer, h Jackson n Second, Hoboken Wortendyke Peter F., bnilder, Palisade av n Congress Wortendyke4 Raymond P., lawyer, 1 Exchange pi, b EngU- wood Wortendvke Snsan J., wid Jacob R., h 248 Jersey av Worth Francis S., stoves, Palisade av n Griffith, h Thorne n Summit av Worth John, carpenter, h 348 First Worth Patrick, laborer, h 59 Adams Hoboken Worth Samuel, laborer, Ii ISt Bay Worth William, laborer, h 187 Bay Worthen George S. B, flour, Ii 365 Fifth Worthen Mary A., wid Jacob W., h 365 Fifth Worthington Thomas C, painter, h Bridgman av n Sum- y, h pa Second -. Wortmann Jomi, laborer, b 169 Bloomrield, Hoboken Wossidlo Charles, (Rev), h 173 Washington, Hoboken Wonlder Julia, wid Charles, h Larch av n W St Pauls av Wovel A'noie', wid. George, h 330 Newark av Wredan Herman, laborer, h 42 Essex Wrede Adolph, segarmaker, h 242 First, Hoboken Wright Caroline, Wid Hamlet, h 36 Canal Wright Charles, constable, h 34 Nejvark, Hoboken Wright Daniel H., liquors, h Jefferson av n Oakland av Wright EJfea, wid Edward, h 339 Sixth Wright Francis, butter, h 311 Willow, Hoboken Wright George C. F., {Giles, Wales & Co.), h St James Hotel Wright George P., clerk, h Paterson n Passaic av Wright George W., fish, 42 Mfekltt*. Wulf Peter, lager, 10 Admins, Hoboken Wunderlih Edward, clerk, h 38 Fifth, Hoboken Wtrogneanx/Philh*, watches, h 402 Palisade av Wuogneaax Phili|yJr., watches, h 402 Palisade av Wurui H*ory, chemist, h 12 Hudson, Hoboken Wustlich Jobn A-, barber, St James Hotel Wyatt John, laborer, h First n Monroe, Hoboken Wyatt John, waterman, h 322 Grove Wyatt Mary, wid1 William, nurse, h r 210 Fourth Wyatt Philip W., bookkeeper, h South n Summit av Wyckoff Richard, shoes, h 143 York Wylie Alexander, bartender, h Henderson c Montgomery Wyman Charles, driver, h 56 Fourth, Hoboken Wyman Daniel W., supt, h 189 Varick Wyman John, pedlar, h First c Jackson, Hoboken Wyman John F% J>M clerk, h 187 Seventh Wynkeop Fanny E., h Brinkerhoff n Monticello av Wyftfctop ifobert IX, lawyer, 1 Exchange pi, h Be!mottt n Bergen av Wynne George, cabinetmaker, h 318 First Wyraan John, hostler, h 111 Ninth Wynott Jacob, superintendent, h 93 Mercer Wytch Nicholas, salesman, h Bowers c Sherman av Yackley William E., tel operator, h 76 York Yale New«l E.,com mer, n 150 Mercer Yansev Mary, wid James, h r 54 York Yaples Wmfedd S., driver, h 308 Sixth Yard Kdmund A., merehantj h 98 Wayne Yard Robert B. (Rev), h 158 Wayne •ifardleT Ekhidge T., bookkeeper, h Sip av c Summit av Yatfes Edward E.^ hardware, h Pavonia av n Summit av Yates Everett E., hardware, Pavonia av c Harmstead Yates Henry H., furniture, h Atlantic n Ocean av Yates John, carpenter, h 211 Wijlow, Hoboken GrERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE NEWABK, N. J. THURSTON & JTRSmmS, Affts., lMont^omeiT St., Jersey City. 811 Yatep.^ary C, wid John F., h ^u YeamanV Royal, laborer, h fO4 Grove' Yenni Edward, lawyer, h Taylor's Hotel Yearance Louisa, wid Henry, h 462 Grove Yeron Amad, clerk, h Central av n Bowers Yerrington Charles A., principal, h 294 Seventh Yerrington Charles H., physician, 294 Seventh Yesen Andrew, boxmaker, h 133 Morgan Tocher Theo., npholsterer, h Fifth c Washington, Hoboken Yoe Dennis, contractor, h Palisade av n North Yoe George W., fireman, h 493 Palisade av Yogan James, pilot, h 181 Seventh York Samuel S., bookbinder, h Pine n Maple York Thomas, milkman, h 232 Seventh Yosler Ernst, porter, h Zabriskie n Summit av Yost Carl F., laborer, h 72 Essex Youchem Peter, blacksmith, h 147 Eighth Youlin John J., physician, 130 Grove SAVINGS INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Cor. Wasninijton and Montgomery Open daily from 10 A.M. to 3 p Jf., and on Monday and Thursday Erg*, from V to 7. 157- IXTEBEST FROM TgJB T1U/ST OP EVJKBY MOUTH. Youtnana Albert, clerk, h.Henderson c Thirteenth Young Adam, laborer, h 101 Essex Young Angeline, wid William, h 179 York Young Arthur, bnteher, 287 & h 285 Meadow, Hoboken Young Charles, clerk P O, h Hopkins av n Palisade av Young Glaus, bricklayer, h 99 Bloomiield Hoboken Yonng Cornelius, editor, h 374 Grove Young Edward, engineer, h Pine n Lafayette Young Edward F. C, assistant cashier, 1 Exchange pi, h 4 Glen wood av Young Eliza, wid Benjamin, h Glen wood av n Bergen av Young Fritz, h 158 Washington, Hoboken Young George, clerk, h 157 W"ashington, Hoboken Young Henry, laborer, h 127 Willow, Hoboken Young Herman, laborer, h r 175 Morgan Young Jamee, butcher, Congress n Palisade av, h N Y av n Congress LEVIW. POST, Civil Engineer & City Newark Ave., opp. Gout House, A Pvronia Art., nr. Sunxnit AT*., J. 0. S12 the V t» New Jeney. Young James, clerk, h 149 Pacific av Young James, pianos, h N Y av n Congress Young Jerome F., salesman, h 140 Bloomfield, Hoboken Young John, h 246 Washington, Hoboken Young John, carpenter, h Booraem av n Webster av Young John C, produce, h 312 Ninth \ Young John, patternmaker, h 307 Henderson Young John H., comuaer, h 3 Westeott pi Young Joshua D., porter, h Lincoln n Columbia av Young Men's Christian Association, Montgomery c Gregory Young Nicholas, laborer, h 83 Morris Young Peter, plnmber, h 205 Varick Young Peter, watchman, h 359 Fourth Young Thomas, boilermaker, h 105 Hudson Young Thomas, carpenter, h 35 Morris Young William, bricklayer, h 198 Mercer Young William; carpenter, h Clerk n Union You»g William, toacwter, h Newark n Nelson av ¥orito£ WftfeW 8.,.Wriner/h 313 Eighth Youugblood B,vh River c Third, Hoboken Young* Albert F., t»rpenter. h 53 Newark av Youngs John, machinist, h Pine n Lafayette Yov George, ifiremflin, h 495 Palisade av i Yntte Christian W4, eloth*, h 103 Hudson, Hoboken J Z Zal>el Edward, lager, 44 Hudson. Hoboken Zabriskie Abraham O., lawyer, h 13 Sussex pi Zabriskie Cornelius, broker, 125 & h 106 Washington Zabriskie Francis, laborer, h 1€8 Twelfth Zabriskio Gedrge L N.f cashier, h 46 Sussex "* Zabriskie Jacob A., h Zabriskie n Nelson av Zabrickie James A., carpenter, h Summit av n Beacon av Zabriskie James P.,, carpenter, Whiton n Maple Zabriskie John L., lawyer, 9 Exchange pi, h 51 Sussex Zabriskie Peter J., <»rpenter, Wbiton n Maple Zacbarias Sabine J., h 216 Third Zackoeki LeQn, laborer, h 241 Provost FoForr churcChurchh and pariParlorr . TUI fiCt rcTrto 11Tv UKuANHDPAMOo H«. 13 mw «u •»«m• m° ni- t KOBEKTSON- 813 JERSEY CITY FIRE Zaflinger Joseph, printer, h Griffith n Milton av Zandusky William, coppersmith, h 188 Twelfth Zanjp Charles, tailor, 79 Sixth, Hoboken Zaulieh William, barber, 84 Washington^ h Bloomfield n Third, Hoboken Zeamraer Jacob, pedlar, h 336 Second Zeidenstatter John, tel operator, h W hi ton c Johnston av Zeltman Alexander, blacksmith, h 184 First, Hoboken Zeltner Xavier, teacher, h 68 Washington, Hoboken Zengel Jacob, laborer, h Tonnele av n County rd Zeno Sigismund, importer, h 361 Garden, Hoboken Zerner Catharine, grocer, 233 Bloomfield, Hoboken Zesing Philip, paper carrier, h Hoboken av Q Palisade av Zicker Oharles, tailor, h Ludlow av n Summit av Zicker Ferdinand, junk, Ludlow av n Summit SAYINGS ELA.2VK. INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. Cor. Washington and Montgomery Open dalJy from 19 AM. to 8 PJf^and on Monday and Thursday Evgs.from 6. to 7. IXTKRBST FBOJI THE FIRST OP EVERY MONTH. Ziegler Adam, butcher, 282 Newark av, h r 330 Second Ziegler Christian, tailor, Central av n Ludlow av Ziegler Frederick €k, engraver, h Newark n Gertnania av Ziejrler George, seg^re, h 35J0. Second,. „ ZifctJA tiJ**h8*8fo* ? % ' ^ Ziesing Gharles, tfcrtor, h Summit «V n Ziliski Siojmund, laborer, i^ 1^2 Stenben. Ziinraer Frederick, laborer, h County r Its Ctrevtettai fc*a laeretMd Ftar FoU 1» Three lean. Ziraniermann Constantino, jeweler, b 212 Washington, Ho. boken Zimmermann George, express* h 17& Garden, Hoboken Zimmermann Goalavna, grocer, 186 Firet, Hoboken Zimmermann Jacob, express, h 174 Garden, Hoboken Zimmermann Panl, mnsic teacher, h 332 Bloomfield, Hbkn Zimmermann William, boxmaker, h Beacon av n Central av Zingler Frederick, machinist, h 193 Henderson Ziolkowski John, tailor, 160 Willow, Hoboken ipey Jacob, com mer, h Congress c Webster av f irwes Joseph, h 152 First, Hoboken 2oellers Angast, druggist,' Central av c Congress Zoellere Robert, clerk, h Central av c Congress Zoller Albert, civi! engineer, h 131 Garden, Hoboken Zschan Charles A., jostiee, 147 Newark av Zschokke Henry, salesman, h 232 Bloomfield, Hoboken Zuelch Henry, upholsterer, n ^J92 Garden, Hoboken Znlanf John, milk, h^'Mfjadow, Hoboken Zambosdi Joseph,: plnmber, Commtinipaw »v n Pacific av, h Soydam av TI Central RR Znmklev John A., grocer, Montrose av c Beach Zundt Albert, laborert h 12# Fifth, Hoboken Znrisseller Frank, laoorer, h Germania av n St Pauls av Znrn Frederick, machinist, h Laidlaw av c Bowner av Zwahlen Henry, cabinetmaker, h Kearney av n Jackson Zvrerneman Conrad, carpenter, h r 831 Tenth GERMANIAFIRE INSURANCE NEWARK, IV. J. THUB8TOJr A JKTfHttQ8> Affff., 1 XontgOMtrj St., Jersey atf. 81* ' APPENDIX. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. « The Twenty-first Presidential Term of Four years began on the Fonrth of March, 1873, and will expire on the 4th of March, 1877. President—Ulysses S. Grant, of Illinois. Vice-President—Henry Wilson, of Mass. Secretary of State—Hamilton Fish, of New York. Secretary of the Treasury—Win. A. Richardson, of Mass. Secretary of War—W. W. Belknap, of Iowa. Secretary of the Navy—G. M. Robeson, of New Jersey. Secretary of the Interior—Columbus Delano, of Ohio. Postmaster General—John A. J. Cresewell, of Md. Attorney General—George H. Williams. Commissioner of Patents—M. D. Leggett. Commissioner of Pensions—James H. Baker. Commissioner of Agriculture—Frederick Watts. Commissioner of Internal Revenue-'-J. W. Douglass. NEW JERSEY STATE GOVERNMENT, 1873. Governor—Joel Parker, term commenced January 16th, 1872, and expires January, 1875. Private Secretary to the Governor—John A. Hall. Secretary of State—Henry C. Kelsey. Treasurer—Joseph us Sooy, Jr. Comptroller—Albert L. Rnnyon. Attorney General—Robert Gilchrist. Adjutant General—William S. Stryker. Quartermaster General—Lewis Perrine. tSurgeon General—Lewis W. Oakley. • State Department—J. D. Hall. Chancellor—Theodore Runyon. Vice-chancellor—Ainzi Dodd. • gJ6 Chief Justice of the Snpreme Conrt—Mercer Beasley. Associate Justices of the Supreme Court—David A. De- ue, Joseph D. Bedle,. George S. Woodhull, Bennett Van gyckel, Vancleve Dalrymple, Edward W. Scudder. Lav Jndges of the Court of Errors—Francis S. Lathrop, Joseph Clement., ChWlea £vOtyef$,1 $dtnund L. B.Wales, James L. Ogden^ Amzi Dodd. Court of Pardons—Governor, Chancellor and Lay Jndges of the Court of Errors and Appeals. Clerk, Secretary of State. Clerk in Chancery—Henry S. Little. Clerk of Snpnsma Court—Benjamin.F. Lea Chancery Reporter:—Charles E. Green. Law Reporter-r-Peter ,I>. Vroona. Keeper of the N, J. State Prison—Robert H. Howell. State Librarian—James S. McDanolds. State Superintendent of Public-Schools-^rEliis R. Apgar. XJ. S Senators—F^T. Fcelinghuysen/john P. Stockton. Representatives in the,Forty-third Congress—1st District, John W. fliizelton; 2d District, Samuel A. Dobbins; 3d District, Amos Clark, jr.; 4th District, Robert Hamilton; 5th District, William Walter Phelps; 6th District, Marcus L. Ward ; 7th District, Isaac W. Scudder. Surveyor-General of West Jersey—Franklin Woolman, Burlington. . ' Surveyor-General of East Jersey—Stephen V. R. Pater- son, Perth Amboy. Commissioners, of Pilotage—Andrew J. Drake, Thomas B. Eutficott, George W. Johnson, Thomas S. Negna, Henry W. Miller. Bank Commissioner—The Comptroller. Riparian, Commissioners (acting .with the Governor and Attorney-General): Frapeis S. Lathrop, of Mecdham. Charles S. Olden, of Princeton. Bennington F. Randolph, of Jersey City. State Board of Education—Governor, Attorney-General, Comptroller, Secretary of State, President of the Senate, Speaker of the Assembly, the Trustees and Treasurer of the Normal School, and the State Superintendent of Public In- struction. \ Trustees of the School Fund—Governor, ^Secretary of State, Treasurer, President at* the Senate, Speaker of As- sembly, Attorney-General and Comptroller. Commissioners of Agricultural College Fund-—Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Attorney-General, and Comp- troller. 817 Commissioners of Sinking Fund—*Peter Dj Vroom, Chas. b. Olden. > State Directors of the Joint AJorapanies—David B. Gill, iCanal); George Richards. (Railroad). NEW JERSEY . •: • • : 8ENATK—NINETY FIFTH SE88ION. President—Edwar^l Bettle, Camden Secretary—John F. Babcock, New,Brunswick. Sergeant at Arms—E. M. Beesley, Dennisville. (Senators P. O. Address.) Term expires. Atlantic—William Moore, May's Landing ,1875 Bergen—Cornelius Lydecker, Englewodd 1.S75 BliHJgj \ Ii& Vi$74 Camden—Edward Bettle, Camden 1873 Cape May—Thoniaa Bbeslcj, Cjt.v ..; 1873 >merset—Calvin Corle. Ne»luintjc 1373 issex—Richard E. Edsall, BUind»uig .... 1874 Wnion—James T. Wiley, Elizabeth-tI'j J873 Warren—Edward H; Birdr' Philljp«burg J873 Atlantie-^-Sainnel H. ,„ Bergon—Geouge* J. Hoppel% Jaco^> VltY^ Kiper. Burlington—Koheiit Artlw^n, E. Budd jMarter, Creorge Barton, Edward T. Thompson. Oamden—Frederiek Bonrqain, GejDrge H. C*rW, Stevjen- Lli 103 818 Gape May—Richard S. Learning. Cumberland—George S. Whitjcar, J. Howard Willeta. Essex—Samuel Wilde, Moses H. Williams, Joseph G. Hill, Theodore Macknet, Ednrnnd L. Joy, Theodore Horn, Koch as Heinisch, I)avid Anderson, Daniel Murphy. Gloucester—John R. Middleton, John S. Rulon. Hudson—George & 'Farrier, Dennfa Reardon, George S. Plympton, Henry Gaede, John Lee, Richard C. Washbnra, Jasper Wan die. ' Hunterdon—Peter Voorhees, Augustus E. Sanderson. Mercer—Richard R. Rogers, John H. Silvers. Middlesex—Joseph O.'Letson, Isaac L. Fisher, Johnston Holcotnb. M on mouth—A. H. Patterson, John T. Haight, William B. Hendrickson. ' Morris—Nathaniel Niles, W. B. Lefevre, Augustus C. Canfield. Ocean—Richard B. Parker. Passaic—Henry McDanolds, Charles Hemingway, Robert M. Torbert. 8alem—Daniel P. DorreJJ, Smith Hewitt. Somerset—David D. Smalley, John G. Bchenck. Sussex—Lebbens Martin. Union—Andrew Dttteher, William McKinley, John H. Luiberry. ; Warren—Valentine Mutehler, William Silverthorn. COURTS. UHTTICD STATJ»—YOU NBW Circuit Judge—William McKenna. District Judge—John T. Nixon. District Attorney—A. Q. Keasbey. Marshal—Samuel Plummer. Assistant Marshals—William Bos well;1 Charles W. Benja- min Clerk of the District—Robert C. Belville. Clerk of the Circuit Court—S: D. Oliphant. The United States Circuit Courts for the district of New Jersey are held at the State House, in the City of Trenton, on the ionrth Tuesday in March and September in every year. The United States District Courts, ra and for the New Jersey District, are held on the third Tuesdays of January. 819 April, Jane and September, in every year. The Court is open in Trenton every Tuesday for tke. transaction of busi- ness in Bankruptcy. COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS. This Court is composed of the Chancellor, the Justices of the Supreme Court, and six Judges, specially appointed and holding office for six years. Its sessions are neld at Trenton on the second Tuesday in March and third Tuesdays in June and November. Arazi Dodd, Bloomfield. Charles S. Olden, Princeton. James L. Osjden, Jersey City. E, L. B. Wales, Tnckahoe. John Clement, Haddonfield. Francis S. Lathrop, Madison. CHANCERY. The Chancellor is appointed by the Governor, with the consent of the Senate, for seven years. This Court holds its terms annually at Trenton on the first Tuesday in February and third Tuesdays in May and October; Chancellor—Theodore Ranyon, Kewark. SUPREME COURT. .- Meets fourth Tuesday kt February, first Tuesdays in June and November. Chief Justice—Mercer Beaslejr, of Mercer Go. Associate Justices—Bennet Van Syckel, Hunterdon; David A. Depue, Essex; George 8. Woodh»ll, Camden ; Edward W. Scudder, Mercer; Joseph D. Bedle, Hudson ; Vancleve Daryrople, Morris, Attorney General—Robert Gilchrist. Clerk—Charles P. Smith. r COURTS OF NEW JERSEY. Chancery Court—First Tuesday in February, and third Tuesday in May and October. Supreme Court—Fourth Tuesday in February, and first Tuesday in June and November. Court of Errors—Second Tuesday in, iCarcb, and third Tuesday in June and November. 820 CIRCUIT COURTS. FIRST DISTRICT—JUSTICE TAN SYCKEL. Cape $fay-^ Fourth Tuesday in ,April and September, and third Tuesday in. tteeeiriber. Cumt>eflan&—First Tuesday in January, May and Octo- ber. . S&lem-^-TUlWl Tuesday in January, May and October. Atlantic—Seeond Tuesday in,April, September and De- cember. SECOND DISTBIOT—JUSTICE WOODJJULL. Gloucester—First Tuesday in April, September and De- cember Camden—Second Tuesday in January, and ti r Tuesday in May and October. Burlington—Third Tuesday in April, September and De- cember. THIBD DISTRICT—CHIEF JUBTICE BEASLBT. Mercer—Third Tuesday'in January, and Second Tuesday in May and First Tuesday in October. Hunterdon—Second Tuesday in April, and First Tuesday in September and December. "Warren—Fourth Tuesday in April, and Third Tuesday in September, and Fourth Tuesday hi December. FOURTH DISTRICT.—JUSTICE SCUDDER. Ocean.—-Fire* Tuesday in April, September and Decem- ber. . Monmouth.—Second Tuesday in January, First Tuesday in May and October; •! Middlesex.—Third Tuesday in April, September and De- cember. FI*T Morris.—Third "Tuesday in January, and First Tuesday in May and Octo\?er. Sussex,—FiT8l Tuesday in April; September and Decem- ber. Somerset.—'-Third Tuesday in April, September and De- cember. .'••'-• -321 SIXTH DISTRICT.—-JUSTICE BEDLS. Passaic.—Second Tuesday in April R»K! September, and Third Tuesday in December. Bergen.—Fu-at Tuesday in April, September, and Decem- ber, and last Tuesday in August. Hndson.—Second Tuesday in January, and First Tuesday in May and Oh SEVENTH DISTRICT.—JoerncB DEFCE. Essex.—First Tuesday in January, and Third Tuesday ^n April and September. Union.—First Tuesday in April, Septetnber-and Decem- ber.. 4 8*3 HUDSON COUNTY OFFICERS. Surrogate—Robert McCague, Jr. County Clerk—John Kennedy. Sheriff—John Reinhardt. Judges of the County Courts, Common Pleas, Quarter Sessions and Orphans1 donrt—Williani T. Hoffman, Presid- ing Law Judge. John Sturges, Frederick W. Bohnstedt, James M. Newkirk. Prosecutor of Pleas—Abrara Q. Gar reason. County Collector—E. W. Kingsland. Counsel—Jacob Weart. County Physician—E. W.' Back. County Jailor—Mrs. W. D.W. p. Jones. Warden of the Penitentiary—Henry C. Post. Warden of the Alms House—George O. Osborne CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Director—James H. Startup. Clerk—Charles J. Roe. JEBSEY Crrr. 1st Pistrict—John H. Garrettson, Wm. A. Lewis, Jabez R. Parsons. 2d District—David C. Joyce, Michael O'Grady, John O'Rourke. 3d District—John E. Cronham, Henry M. Soule, Paul Schober. 4th District—Jacob Newkirk, Henry Meinken, Emil Steiger. 5th District—Jacob J. Newkirk, William Frost, Willard E. Dudley. 6th District—John V. R. Vreeland, James H. Startup, Henry D. Vatt Nostrand. HOBOKBN. 1st Ward—Wm. J. 'Wingei. 2d Ward—Wm. Stnhr. 3d Ward—John R. Wiggins. 4th Ward—JohnGaffney. CLERKS, SURROGATES, SHERIFFFS, AND PROSECUTORS OF THE PLEAS. COUNTIES. CLERKS. SURROGATES. ~ SHERIFFS. PROSECUTORS. Atlantic. Christopher N. Rape, Solomon R. Devinney, Edward D. Redman, Vacant. Bergen Thomas W. Demarest, Isaac Wortendyke, David A. Pell, Abr'm D. CampbeH, Burlington .... Win. M. Risdon, William I. Emley, David L Hall, C. E. Hendrickson, Canlden John W. Cain, David B. Brown, Henry Fredericks, Richard S. Jenkins,*. Cape May Jonathan Hand, Jonathan F. Learning, Nelson T. Eldridge, Vacant. Cumberland.. , Daniel Sharp, Edward White, James L. Wilson, Jama* R. Hoaglaud, Essex J. B. Refurd, George D. Moore, James S. Gamble, G. N. Abeel, Gloucester. S. Paul Loudenslager, Samuel A. Groff, Henry C. Garrison, Joshua S. Thompson, Hudson John Kennedy, Robert McCague, Jr., John Rein hardt, Abratn Q. Garretson, Hunterdon Moses K. Everett, Robert J. Killgore, John P. Ritten house, O. P. Chamberlain, Mercer R. H. Moore, John H. Scndder, Thomas Crozer, Garrcjt D. W.Vxoona, Middlesex diaries S. Hill, W. Reilly, Jr., John D. Bnckelew, Abr'm V^Schebck, Monmouth Thos. V. Arrowsmith, A. R. Throckmorton, Saml. T. Hettdrieksou, W. H. Coiiover, Jr., Morris Richard Speer, E. E. Willis, James Van Deveer, Fred. A. De Mott, Ocean William A. Crane, John H. Gulick, Thomas S. Hulit, Thoiba* W. Middleton, Passaic Jacob H. Blauvelt, Isaac Van Wagoner, John Allen, John Hopper, Salem Jacob M. Lippincott, S. P. Allen, William A. Casper, Albert H. Slape, Somerset .Win. Ross, Jr., F. J. Frelinghuysen, James Bergen, Johii V. Voorhees, Sussex Peter A. Van Sickle, Charles Roe, Thomas T. Simonson, Lewis Van Blarcom, Addiaon S. Clark, Seth B. Ryder, J. Ang4i8tns Fay, Jr., Union Henry R Caution, William M. Maberry, Henry Winter, Joseph Vleit. "Warren .John Simeraon, 824 William'C Hamilton. NORTH BER#EN. William .T. DanieUon. UNION. Matthew iUine. TOWN or UKION. Jacob Hoffmeister. WEST HOBOS!EN» William Rosman. WEEHAWKEN. John Frost. HARRISON. John Rohan. KEARNEY. Alexander Jacobus. COMMTTTBE8 OF BOARD. County Farm and Almshonse—H. D. Van Nostrand, J. It. Parsons, JqhQ,Jffl©e% Wtp. J. jPanielson, John O'Rourke. Pcnitentiarj—J. R. Wiggins, Wm. C. Hamilton. Willard H. Dudley, Har?ej M~ <$pttle/ F.- fW. Herman. Lunatic Asylum—J. E. Cronham, J. H. €farr«teo», J. V. R. Vreeland, Wm. Stuhr, Wm. Rosman. Public Grounds—J. J. NewkSrk, J. E. Cronham, Win. Frost, John Gaffney, Jacob Hoffmeister. Bridges—J. R. Parsons, J. J. NewkirL, Wm. Frost, John Gaffney, Alexander Jacobus. Jail—J. H. Garretson, Win; 0. JBtamilton, Paol Sohober, Henry Meinken, Michael O'Grady, - 825 Supplies^J. E. Cronhara, J.^/R. Wiggins, H. D. Van Nostrand. '/'/•.-. , Stationery—Harvey M- Sonle, Wm. A. Lewis, J. V. R. Vreeland, Erail Steger^ Wm. Winges. Free Bridges—Alexander Jacobus John Rohan, J. R. Parsons, J. V. R. Vreeland, Henrv meinkep. Finance—Wm. Stuhr, Jacob Newkirk, Paul Schober, Win. Rosman, Jolin O'Rourke. Conner RoapU-r-Jacob Newkirk, Willard E. Dudley, John Frost,, Wm. Winges,; t)avid C. Joyce. Legislative Committee—"Wm. A. Lewis, Wm. C. Hamil- ton, J. R. Wiggins, J. H. Garretson, "Henry Meinken, F. W. Herman. CITY GOVERNMENT—JERSEY CITY. Mayor—Charlef/H. CVNeill. City Clerk—John E'. Scott. Marshal—Adrian W. Marinas, President Board of Aldermen—Robert Bumsted. City Treasurer—Josiafy Hornblower. Comptroller—Ezrn A. Carman. Corporation Coonsel—William Ai Lewis. City Attorney—William P. Douglass. School Superintendent—Willia^i L. Dickinson. Street Commissioner—Benjamin Van Kenren. Assistant Street Commissioner—A^ P- Buss. Police Justices—1st District—Roderick B. Seymour. 2d District—Sidmon T. Keeee. 3d District—Benjamin Shackelton. City Collector—James H..Love. Assessors—1st District—WilTiam B. Shafer. 2d District—Patrick 14. Laverty. 3d District—Henry T Lee. 4th District—JohnM. Van Tassell. 5th District—Theo. F. Merselee. Sth District—A. A. Woodward. Inspectors of Sjcales, Weights and Measures.—George W. Denver, Matthew Telfer, Jamei T. Grady, Edwin F. Curtis. Overaeer of Poor;—Russell G. Dudley. Chief Engineer of the Fire Department—Henry E. Far- rier. Assistant Engineer—Thomas Leather. District Engineer—1st District—Wm. G. Howser; 2d District—Benjamin L. Halleck. Superintendent of Telegraph—John B. Colling. 104 826 In^ectbr of Hoi4fes-^W: E. J. Sarinders, T. S. Qity Marshal-—Adrian W. Marinus. Chiel of f olice—Benjamin F. Ohatnpney. Inspector of Police—^JSerijamin Hurphy Oaptairis'-i-Edward T. McHorney, 1st Precinct; Abraham Van Riper,,2d Precinct; Charles E. Glenny* 3d Precinct; John Benion, 4th Precinct; Robert P. Dickson; 5th Pre- cinct. ' City Physicians—1st District, W. J. McGiU; 2d District, * James F. Morgan ; 3d District, John Lochner; 4th District, JJoxhsGilman ; 5th District, ; 6th District, Charles H. Case. Health Inspector—N. L. Cannon. Pound Keepers—Robert Harriot, Frederick Glock, James Green.' ' > • ( •-••'•••• BOARD OF ALDERMEN. First Alder manic District—Robert Bumated, Theodore B. Smith' Second Aldermanic District—George G. Brown, Dennis McLaughlin. Third Alder manic District;—Marrnadoke Tilden, Samuel Clark. Fonrth Aldermanic District-^John B. Ginocchio, Chris- tian Helm9. Fifth Aldermanid District—Henry Combs, John J. Totfey. Sixth Aldermanic District—Simeon H. Smith, John H. Cable. STANDING COMMITTEES. Robert Bumsted, f John E. ScotL Ciy (pjerk. Adrian W. Marinus. ^Marshal. Alms-^-Aldermen Tilden, T. B. Smith, Me Laugh lin. Baths and Arniotiea--Aldermen S. H. Smithy Toffey, Ginocchio. Concurrent Resolutions—Aldermen Combs, S. H. Smith, Cable. Finance—Aldermen Brown, Tilden,, Toffey. Laws and Ordinances—Aldermen Toffey, Ginocchio, S* H. Smith. Liquor Licenses—Aldermen Cable, Helms, Tilden. Printing—-&ide'rnieii Helms, McLaughlin, Combe. 827 Public Grounds and Buildings—Aldermen T. B. Smith, Brown, Clark. Stationery and Supplies—Aldermen Clark, Qa.ble, T. B. Smith. Streets—Aldermen Ginocchio, Clark, Helms. Trade Licenses—Aldermen mcLaugfilin, Combs, Brown. Regular meetings every Tuesday Evening, except during July, August, September and October, and in those Months on the First and Third Tuesday Evening?. BOARD OF FINANCE AN£> TAXATION. John Kennard, President. Cornelius S. See, Clerk. MEMBERS. First District—George H. Farrier. Second District—Charles F. Case. Third District ^— Fourth District—Henry M. Rogers. Fifth District—John Kennard. Sixth District—F. M. Lockwood. STANDING COMMITTEES. Finance—Commissioners Lockwood, Case. Taxation and Assessment—Commissioners Farrier^ Bnm- lt ited, Roger*. ' ' '''•'''- f ' Printing and StaUoiieT?—Commi&stoTiere Case, Farrier1, Lockwood. Salaries—Commissioners Bumsted, Rogers. Claims and Supplies—Commissioners Bumsted, Rogers. BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS. Frederick A. Goetze, President. a i cuci ick A. Goetze. Thomas Edmondson. Jacob Z. Marinus. William Yan Keuren Walter S. Neilson. Clerk—George Warrin. Board meets on the Evenings of the First and Sixteenth ii every Month at the City Hal!. • < • • ; STANDING COMMITTEES. Station Houses and Printing—Neikon, Edinonson, Van Keuren. # . Hospital and DispeDsaries-jEdmondson, Marinus, Neilson. Printing and Stationery—ISeflson, Edmondson, Van Keuren. ,r t Elections-—Van Keuren, Ke'itspn, Marinus. Finance—Marinus, Neilaon, Van Keuren. BOABD OF HEALTH. President—Frederick A. Goetze. Commissioners — Edinondson, Marinas, Neilson, Van Keuren. BOAKD OF PUBLJC WORKS. 1873-74. John M. Corneli&on, President \ Henry H. Newkirk, Clerk; John P. Culver, Engineer; John V. B. Vreeland, Registrar. SUBVEYORS. Edward F. Stevens, William W. Rnggles, N. G. Vreeland, Jonathan Camp, Jr. COMMISSIONERS. Asa W, Fry, John M. Comelison, John C. De La Vergne, William Startup, Rudolph Surber, Frederick T. Farrier. STUMDINO COMMITTEES. Stress and Sewere—Startup, Fry, Gillett. Puunpinge And Reservoir—Fry., Snrber, (De BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. 1873-74. John B. Drayton, President. COMMISSIONED. John Boyd, Alonzo B. Dean, John B. Drayton, Samuel W. Stilsing, Thomas O. Speere. Clerk of the Board—John T. Denmead. STANDING COMMITTEES. Printing and Stationery—Commissioners Stilsing, Speers, Boyd. Buildings aud Repairs-—Commissioners Dean, fy>yd, Stil- sing. Apparatus and Repairs—Commissioners Dean, Stilsing, Boyl Horses, Harness and Feed—Commissioners Speers, Boyd, Dean. Supplies—Commissioners Stilsing, Dean, Speers. Applications and Appointments—Commissioners Boyd, Dean, Speers. Salaries—Commissioners Speere, Boyd,,Stilsing. Telegraph and Fuel—Commissioners Boyd^Stilsing, Dean. Bureau of Combustibles—Commissioners Dean, Stilsing, Boyd. LOCATION OF COMPANIES. Engine No. 1, Warren n Morgan. Engine $o. 2, Morris n Wirren. Engine No. 3, Mercer n Grove.1 Engine No. 4, First (formerly S 8tb), n Coles Kngino No. 5, Sixth (formerly 8. Third it), n Coles. Engine No. 6, Henderson, (formerly Proft)>eet at), n Twelfth, (formerly N 4th st). Engine No. 7, Summit av, (fcffUwtjf Bergen wood av), n St Pauls av. Engine No. 8, Ege av n Octaa \ Engine No. 9, Bergen av o Dcmtn av. Engine No. 10, Halladay D Oootsntinipaw av. , Engine No. 11, Palnade av n 8t»oth. Engine No. 12, Webster av, (formerly Washington), n Franklin. 830 Engine No. 13, South n Central av, (formerly Montg'ry av. Hook and Lrfdcfef Ok, 'Ufa, 1^ Vm 'Vdrst c Grand. Hook and Ladder Co., No. 2, Ninth, (formerly N. 1st st), n Grove. Hook and Ladder Co., No. 3, Palisade av n South. Hook and Ladder Co., No. 4, Summit av, (formerly Bergen- wood av), n St Paula av. Hook and Ladder Co., No. 5, Oemjn'paw av n Monticelloav. PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, Ac. Catholic Institute—Third n Erie. City Hall—Newark av c Washington place. City Market—137 Newark av. Commercial Bnlldings—Montgomery c Greene. Cooper Hall—Newark av c Washington, place. Court House-—Newark av n Oakland ar Franklin Uajl— Warren ofMontgomerv. Grand Army Hall—Bergen av c Comu,onipaw av '— Grand Street Hall—70 Grand. Hudson Gounty Jail—Newark av n Oakland av. Humboldt Hall—18f> Newark av. IroqnoiB Hall—49 ^iootSowiery. Kepler Law Coitrt — Fork c Warren. Kepler Market—War,ren c York. Lijb^rary Hall—PaKfcaifc av o |&fand. Lyceum Building—6^7 (Jrand. Masonic Hall—Montgotaeiry c Tuere av. Masonic Hall—Central av n Flutton. Masonic Uoonis—2& &* &J> Newark av. Washington Hall—Jersey av Q .First. Police Station—Washington pl^ Gregory Postoffice, Henry A. Greene, Postmaster—117 Washing- ton. Young Men's Cnristian Association —: Montgomery c Gregory. Young Men's Christian Association—Monticello av c Bergen av. JERSEY Ulli JfOBT OFFICE, 117 WASHINGTON STREET, OFFICE HOURS From ^ o'clock, A. M. to 7$ p. M. from April 1st to Sept. 80th ; and from Oct. 1st to March 81st, from 7 A. M. t©7 P. M. daily. Sunday* from 6 to 10 A. M. CLO8E. ARRIVE. NORTHERN, EASTERN AKD Wmn tfAtti,—Jfow York City and State, Eastern and Western States, Can* , Mora Scotia and Newfoundland.. A. M. A. M. 8*, 6i P. M. SOUTH***—Philadelphia, Fa., Wilmington, Del., Baltimore, Md., Wash- ington, D. C.j Ac f..., — "...... 6J A. M. 8f P. M. P. M. 8 P. M. NFW JERSKX—>BX PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD.—NewaxS, Trenton, and aH intermediate offices LA^sjp to Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape Hay, Cumberland! GUoucesHY, Bnnterdon, Mercer, Salem, tJnion, and part of Somerset an4 Middlesex Counties .\~ .*. 6* A.M. 8f P. II. . M. 8 r. M. NEW JERSEY.—T*) Berjgen, Monmouth and Ocean; also >y»art of Middle MX, Passalc and Hudobn Counties <• • • • ^ ....'«. — ... <7 ...... 11* A. M. 7 P.M. A. M. 8£ P. M. NEW JERSET-^BY MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.—Morris, SuBsex -nod Warren, and part of Somerset Counties. .-. If ». M. 7 P. M. . A. M. 10} PATEBSON, N. J... ., .j^. .~ 6i-k. M. lHA. M." A.M. 81 HupsCw CITY,N. J... ^ 7* A. U. 12 M. 6 P. M.7 A.M. Hi A. M. 8|P. M. BEROSK POCNT.—Bajonne, Greenville and iialterville. 8 P.M. 12 M. B 'i 8i A. M. 10 A.M. Foreign Mail.closes day of sailing of steamers, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Mails ire assorted for delivery immediateif upon their arrival. H. AY GREENE, Pottmast&r. 832 # | POST OFFICE, BERGEN. ' Mails from New York arrive at 9.80 A. M. Mails close i 7.45 A.M. Daniel Van Winkle, Post Master. 1 •a HUDSON CITY. '*. Mails arrive S A. M., and 1 and 5£ P. M. Mails close 6 j and 10.15 A. M., and 3.45 P. M. Henry A. Hellerman' j Poet Master. ; i CHURCBES AND CLERGYMEN. \ JERSEY CITY. I BAPTIST. j i Baptist, Clinton av c Madison, Rev. Walter W. Ham- monU. ; Chapel,of the North Baptist, Jersey av between-Fifth and \ Sixth, Rev. Henry A. Cordo. I Evangelical United Brethren, (German), Union n Jackson j av . j First Baptist, Summit av n Van Winkle av, Rev. W. B. j Harris. , I First Baptist, Grove, bet Wayne and Mercer. Rev. j Wheelock H. Parmly, D. D. i CONGREGATIONAL. j First Congregational, Henderson c York. Rev. G. B. <; ai ; Second Congregational, Summit av c St. Paul's av, Rev.} George Lewis. I EPISCOPAL. ] \ Church of the Holy Trinity, St. Paul's av n Summit av. •; Rev. L. L. Noble. j Grace, Erie c Second. Rev. Spencer M. Rice. ] St. John's (Free), Summit av opp Gardner av. ^ St. Mark's, Grove e Montgomery. Rev. J. F. Butter-: worth. I St. Matthew's, Sowex bet Washington and Warren. Rev. j Richard Abererombie. ] 833 St. Paul's, Duncan av n Bergen av. Rev. Fernando C. Putnam. St. Paul's, Congress n Palisade av. Rev. William Ward- W; Zion Free Church, Library Hall. Rev. J. R. Rullison. GERMAN LUTHERAN. St. Matthew's (German Evangelical Lutheran), Fifth bet Erie and Jersey av. Rev. George Ewh. ZionV (German Evangelical Lutheran), Waverley av c Bergen av. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. African, Monmouth n Eighth. Rev. Cyrus Oliver. African, Mill Roek rd n R R av. Kev. Benjamin F. Lynch. Centenary, 300 Pavonia av. Rev. E. W. Burr. Hedding, Montgomery bet Grove and Erie. Rev. R. B. Yard. Janes, Charles n Summit av. Rev. T. Hall. Lafayette, Whilort 11 Ooirtrminipaw av. Rev. A. H. Tuttle. Palisade, Clinton n Paterson plk rd. St. Johanne's (German), Central avn New York-av. Rev. C. Broekmeyer. St. Paol'«, Thitd bet Orove and Eric. Rev. D. R. Lowrie. Simpson, Central av n Webster av. Rev. Wm. Tunison. Trinity, York bet Washington and Warrren. Rev. L. R. Atkinson. - Wett End Chapel, Tonnele av n Newark av. PRESBYTERIAN. First, Washington, c Sussex. Rev. Chas. K. Imbrie, D.D. Second, Third, bet Jersey av and Erie. Rev. Hiram Eddv, D.D. Third, Erie c Fifth. Rev. James Harkness. First (Bergen), Emory n Bergen av. Rev. E. W. French. Claremont, Claremont av n Ocean av. Rev. J. M. Me- Nulty. • Prospect av, Prospect av n Summit *v. Rev. J. 8. ' ^en- denning. 105 834 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. First, Erie u Newark av. Rev. Thomas Pollock, D.D. Chapel of the First, Paterson n Central av. Rev. James Harkness. Mission, Bowers n Sherman av. Rev. Robert Armstrong. REFORMED. First, Grand bet Washington and Warren. Rev. W. W. Halloway, Jr. Free (Bethel Chapel), First n Grove. Lafayette, Coinmunipaw av c Prae, Rev. Wm. R. Duryee. Reformed of Bergen, Bergen av c Highland av. Kev. James L. Amerman. Third, East Hamilton pi. Rer. J. Howard Soydatn. Second, Wayne bet Grove and Barrow. Rev. Paul D. Van Cleet, D.t>. West End, Tonnele av e Broadway. Rev. William H. Van Doren. ROMAN CATHOLIC. St. Boniface's. (German), First bet Erie And Jersey av. Rev. D. Kraus. St. Bridget's, Mercer n Brunswick. Rev. P. Corrigao St. Joseph's, Baldwin av c Prospect. Rev. Aloysioa Va- nnta. St. Mary's, Erie a Second. Rev. D. Senez. St. Michael's, Erie c Tenth. Rev. J. DaConcilio. St. Patrick's, Ocean av c Bramhall av. Rev. Patricl Hennessey. St. Panl of the Cross, Hancock av n Bowers. Rev. P. Bandinelli. St. Peter's, Van Vorst c Grand. Rev. V. Baudevin, S. J. Potter. EDUCATIONAL. MEMBERS or THE BOAKD of DIKBCTOBS O* EDUCATION. President—Thomas Potter. Treasurer—Leroy Schermerhorn. Clerk—Martin Finck, 168 Jersey av. 835 let District—William P. Douglass, Leroy Schermerhorn. 2d District—Patrick H. Laverty, John A. McGrath 3d District—Thomas Potter, John W. Pangborn. 4th District—Peter Semler, Frederick Dieftenbaeh. 5th District—William EL Thomas, Cbas. C. Jewell. 6th District—George R. Hillier, Wm. Pearsall. School Superintendent—W. L. Dickinson, h 151 Wayne. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 1—84 to m York. No. 2—Erie n Third. No. 3—60 Bright No. 4—Eighth n Grove. No. &—Bay a Grove. No. 6^—St. Pauls av c Central av. No* 7—Central av n. Congress. No. 8—Sherman av u Franklin. No. 9—Tonnele av n St. Pauls av. No* 10 — Peterson n Summit av. No. 11—Bergen av c Railroad av. No. 12—Monticello av c Franklin. No. 13—Pine n Lafayette. No. 14—Onion D Jackson av. No. 15—Monmouth n Eighth. No. 16—Monticello av n Kailroad av. No. 17—Central av n Franklin. No. 18—Yale n. Mallory av. No. 19—Wayne n Gilbert. No. 20—Greenville. Normal school at No. 1 from 9 tor 12 A. M. • CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. JERSEY ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONB. Amity Lodge, No. 103, meets at Walnut c Whiton, (La- fayette), every Thursday evening. Be^rffen lx>dge, N6. 47, meets at Masonic Hall, (Bergen), every Friday evening. Eagle Lodge, No. 47, meets every Monday eveuing, Mont- gomery n Van Vorst. Enterprise Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M., meets every'"Wed- nesday evenidg, 23 Newark av. Enterprise Lodge, NOJ 48J meets evory Thursday evening, except Jane, July and August, only once a month, 23 New- ark av. Esther Chapter, No. 4, Order Eastern Star, meets at cor. Pavonia av and Erie at., Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month. Highland Lodge, No.* 80^ meets every Thursday evening, at McPherson's bog opp Court house. Hiram Lodge, No. 17, meets every Monday evening/at 23 Newark av, except July and August. Hugh De Payens, No. 1, Commandery, K. T., meets every Tuesday evening, at $3 N ewark av. Jersey City Lodge, No. 74, meets every Friday evening, 23 Newark av. Jersey City Lodge of PerfectioB, No. 1, meeta 1st and 3d Mondays of each month, Pavoaia av c Erie. Lodge of the Temple meets every 3d Thursday in each month, IjttMontgomery. Monnfwernon Chapter, No. 6, meets every 3d and 4th Tuesday in each mouth. Masonic Hall, Bergen. Oriental Chapter meets every 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month at ravonia av o Erie. Rising Star, No. 100, meets every Thursday at Pavonia av c Erie Teutonia Lodge, No. 72, meets every Monday evening, cor* Grove and Fourth sts. Triune Chapter,. R. A. H., meets Monday evening, at McPher&on's bag ppp Cpnrt house Varick Lodge, No* 31, meets every Friday evening, Pavo- nia av c Erie. Zeredetha Lodge, No. 18-1, meeta Thuraday evening, Grand st., n Monticello av. CITY MISSIONARY.—^-Rev. William Yenrinder, office and house, 278 Fourth. Office hours from 8 to 5 o'clock, P M. CITY MISSION AND TJSAOT SOCIETY.—Walter Storm, Pres- ident ; John T. Richards, Vice-President; W. Ames, Treasurer; Rev. W. W. Halloway, Jr., Secretary. Man- agers, 'the Pastor and two lay men of each of the Churches that co-operate with the Soeiety. CHILDREN'S FRIEND SOCIETY OF JERSEY CITY. Pavonia av c Erie. OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES.—Alexander H. "Wallis, Presi- dent; Hampton A, Coursen and Jamee A. Williamson, Vice-Presidents; JohnH, Carnes, Secretary ; Edward F. C. Yonng, Treasurer; Charles E. Gregory, James Gopsill, Wiltiam J. Stitt, Benjamin O., Clarke, Araade Spadone, James R. Mercein, John W. Schanck, Abram Hooley, John Owen Rouse, Francis Jenkins, James L. Ogden, Andrew J. C. Foye, Thomas Earle, Moees K. Kellam, "William Muir- heid, William Murray. BOARD OF DOMESTIC CONTROL.—President, Mrs. J. A. Williamson; Vioe-Presidents, Mrs. 0-H. Shaw, Mrt,:J. S. Sanzade; Secretary, Miss N. Grinnell; Treasurer, Miss Julia L. Pearsall. Mrs. B. G. Clarke, H. A. Coursen, W. Powell, J. O. Rouse, E. W. Catlin, C. K. Dusenbnry, J. Paalmier, W,H. Wood, A. Spadone, S. B. Be vans. H. N. Ege, Miss C. M. Earle. Matron of the Homo—Mrs. Lockwood. HOME ?OR AGED WOMEN, 131 WAYNE. (Supported by Voluntary Contributions.) OFFICERS.—First Directress, Mrs. Anne E. Miller ; Second Directorees* Maria B. Mason ; Secretary, Mrs. Mary L. Wil- liamson ; Treasurer, Mrs. Catharine J. Sanzade. Managers—Mrs.R. F. Seaman, Anrinthia Doremos, M. M. Bailey, Cordelia McElroy, Sarah J. Morrow, A. Spadone, Sophia A. Van Vorst, Eliza A. Van De Venter^ Edna C. Woolsey, Letitia A. Cronham, St. John Adams. Advisory Committee—James A. Williamson, Joseph F- Randolph, Thomas Earle, J. S. Sauzade. Matron—Mrs. Margaret Henry. INDEPEBTDKNT OBDXB of; ODD FELLOWS. Famsworth Lodge, No. 143, meet* every Wednesday evening, at McPherson's Hall, Newark av opp Court house. Hudson Lodge, No. 14, meets every Wednesday evening, at Fourth and Grove. IroqRois Ledge, No. 32, meets at 49 Montgomery st., every Thursday. 838 Lincoln Lodge, No. 126, meets every Tuesday, at 49 Montgomery St.. Mechanics' Lodge, No. 66, meets at Grove cor. Fourth, every Tuesday. Monticello Lodge, No. 14Q, c Bergen av & Fairmonnt av. Onward £odge, No. 159, Excelsior Hall, W Grand. Stq»ben Lodge, No. —, (German), Palisade av n Ferry. Union. Degree Lodge, meets cor. Fourth & Grove sts., every first and third Friday of each month. United Brothers' Lodge, No. J52, meets every Friday evening, at 136 Newark av ENCAMPMENTS. Harmony, No. 47, meets every other Friday evising, at 136 Newark av. , Mount Sinai Encampment, No. V5, meets at'Groaft cor. Fortrth every sefeond and foarth Friday of each montSj^ GOOD TEMPLAJM. liergen wood Lodge, No. 188, meets every Friday evening, at Lafayettfuboase. Covenant Eodge, No. 811, meets every Monday evening, at Franklin HalL Granite Lodge, No. 163, meets every Tuesday evening, Town of Union* Hudson Lodge, No. 90, meets every Monday evening, at 43 Montgomery street. Jam* Ren wtoM'Lodge, No. 153, meets every Friday eve- ning, at 43 Montgomery street. tfereey (My Lodge; ¥6. 6, meets' every Friday evening, at 49 Montgomery street. Jndsori Lodge,^K^.'SW, taeets every Tuesday evening, at Central av. Lafeyette Lodge, No. 103, meets every Monday evening, at Templar's Hall. Marion Lodge, No. 123, meet* every Wednesday evening, at Kinne's Hall. Monticello Lodge!, No. 175, meets every Tuesday evening, at Excelsior Hall. Pavonia Lodge, No. ISO, meets every Saturday evening, at Fourth c Grove. Protection Lodge, No. 193, meets every Saturday even- ing, at Gerniania Hall. Raymond Lodge, Nd 51, meets every Saturday evening, at Pavonia av c Erie. 839 Redemption Lodge, No. 189, meets every Wednesday evening, at 43 Montgomery. Seawanakn Lodge, No. 216, meets every Thursday even- ing, at Lafayette. GRAND ABMT or THE REPUBLIC. Edwin M. Stanton, Post Not 36, meets every r riday even- ing at 146 Newark av. Joe Hooker, Post No. 3, meets 1st and 3d Thursdays in each month, Grand Army Hall, Bergen. OBDER OF HABU GABI. Cherusker Mannie Lodge, Ko. 23,'meets on the first Wed- nesday evening of every montU at Huuibol^t Hall. Goethe lodge, No. 192, meets on the first'a^nd Third Tnes- dayevenings of every month at Humboldt HalL Hermann Degree Lodge, No. 30, meets on the third Wed- nesday evening of every month at Humboldt Hall. Jersey City Lodge, No. 175, meets on the, second and fourth Tuesday evenings of every month at Hunjboldt Hall. ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS. American Degree Council, No. 8, meets on the first and third Friday evenings of every month at Kinne's Hall, J. C. Heights. A Bergen Council, No. 67, meets every Monday evening at Excelsior Hall. Eureka Council, No. 32, meets every Thursday evening at Humboldt Hall. Eureka Council, Jr., meets every Wednesday at Fourth c Grove. Hudson Council, No. 46, meets every" Monday evening at Kinne's Hall, J. C. Heights. Hudson Council, Jr., No. —, meets every Wednesday evening at Kinne's Hall, J. C. Heights. Industry Council, No. 50, meets, every Monday evening at Fourth c Grove. John Hancock Conncil, N«. 76, meets every Friday even- ing at Franklin Hall, Montgomery c Warren. Monticello Council, No. 64, meets every Wednesday even- ing at Odd Fellows' Hall. Mount Vernon Council, No. 71, meeto every Wednesday evening at Avenue Hall, Five Corners. £40 Pavooia Council, No. 57, meets every Tuesday evening at Fourth c Grove. Sobriety Council, No. 6fy meets every Friday evening at Union Hill. San rise Council, No. 77, meets every Tuesday evening at Good Templere* Hall, Cemnranipa** av. Valley Forge Council, No. 59, meets every Thursday evening*at Lmtdy's Hall, & C. Height*. Kxiodre OP CARTHAGE. . . • .''.:*! tit Alexander Citadel meets every Thursday evening at Ger- mania Hall. KJTCGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Cincinnatus Lodge, No. 32, meets every Monday evening at Germania Hall. Jersey City Lodge, No. 15, meets every Wednesday even- ing at Iroqnois Hall. Perdita Lodge, No. 43, meets every Friday evening at Humboldt Hall. Pythagoras Lodge, No. 62, meets every second Monday evening at Humboldt Hall. SOKS or LIBERTY. Jersey City Lodge, No. 2, meets on the 2d and Wednesday evening*(of every month ajt Hutnboldt Hall. SONS OV TKKPERAJSTCE. Fidelity Divisioft, Na 2, meetja at Iroqupis xiail every Monday evening. Zion Diyiaipn, meets every Wednesday evening, Mon- mouth n Eighth. BANKB. JEBSET CTTY. CITY BA3SK O? 3ER8ET CITY, Pavonia av c Erie. Directors—G. S. Boice, John Van Voret. James Gopsill, Herbert R. Oatke, Thomas M. Gopsill, C. D. Throckmor- ton, Johd P. Culver, Isaac B. CulVer1, Harold Kenwood, A. A- O«dd«, Jam* Keary, Cbafles H. Murray. G. S. Boice, President; E. E. Shaw, Atafotant Cashier. Ml HB&T nAnOXAhM&mi *.. I Exchange pUe. Directory—BonjainLu Q. Clarke,»ijT. A* iWioqhqra, C. Va» Yor»t, Abeafcasm Q HUDSON COJJNXt NATIGNAX BA GhERMAWIA SJkWUKQA BANK,18a Newark av. In- corporated March 29, 1871. Miabael Uen%ny President; F, O. Matthiessen, 1st Yiae-Presidemfi; Louis A. Lien an, 2d Yiee-Pretident; iC Mi E. Sehroader, Secretary and Trea- surer. City Savings Bank. President, lion. u. !>• Van Reipen;» Secretary, Johu J. Toffey; Treasurer, G. D. Yaa Reipen, Five Corners. 106 U2 ME0fiAflK3§: Ayft k OP JERSEY OTT£, SOY Gr*ve. Incorporated Mareb 3d, Ifr>9. Jokn HaU^rd/P^eideotd/^de; ; JJolJio i McBritteB, , Vieee- PiPresidentd ; Patrick'KeftlyPik'ftl , Trea&orerT ; DftriDiUU HallananHll , BfeHf/ W.! Doaelah, Asristkift Secretary. THE FIFTH WARD SAYINGS BANK, c Pavonia av and Erie. Orestes Cleveland, Prudent; G*r?et S. Boice, B**t^tfftrjr»nA TreAg^rer; 8. O. Bar^r, Assistant Treasurer. THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO., Montgomery u Wmhingtotiv E. A. H»yL President; J*mee A. William- aoi», Vioe^rewddnt.; Frank D. Karr, Secretary. Incoporated 1868. Capital $£00,000. The Provident Ioatitutiou for Savings, Waahington ePly- mouth. Hon. Dudi&y.^ Gregory, President; tMrnnod W. Kingsland, Secretary and Treasurer. IKSITRANCS €OMPANIES^JER8EY CITY. HUDSON INSURANCE^ GO., Ko. 1 Exchange pi. Capital, tSOO.oea Sanies Goptill, President; John H. X^n/Vioe-Pi^fii^nt; William M. Beach, Secretary; Wil- liam Gcpttll, Surveyor j John F. Jeiine, Cashier; Oakley B. Pellet, Gen. Agent. JESSES CITY INSURANCE CO. Jesse Panlmier, President;> Wittmtn Gamble, SecreUry. CapiUl, $150,000. Greene-cor. Grand STATE FIRK INStrRANCB CO. John Halliard, Pres- ident'; David Hallttnan. Secretary. Office 9 Exchange pi. INCORPORATED COMPANIES. DOOfr (ANB IMPROYIB1ENT CO., wg « Montgomery, hibarporated April lUh, 1864. John Taylor Johnston, President; Archibald K. Bw^rn, Se^rfetary *nd Treawirer; Ool. Moore, Engineer. Capital stock, $3,000,000. Ainenete W*Xtsr and Gas Pipe Co^ Green e Bay. In- corporated \M%< J. R. Halladay, Breeident; Garwood Ferris, Secretary and Treasurer. m Cutnmings Car Works, Grant av n Mallory av. Incorpo- rated January 12th, 1870. Delos E. Culver, President; W. EL Shaddock, Treasurer; William H. Cummings, Sec- retary; L. H. Cotomings, Superintendent. Capital, $200,000. Morris Canal Banking Co.. Grand c Greene. Jacob F. Randolph, Pres. MORRIS AND E6SEX R: B. 0O.VD. L&W.1E, CO., Lessees. Incorporated January 29th, 1835. Samuel Sloan, President; A. J; Odell, Treasarer; F. F. Cham- bers, Secretary; J. Brisbin, Counsellor and General Adviser; A. Reason**, Superintendent (Office Hoboken. General office 26 Exchange place, New York.! PATENT WATER AND QtAB PIPE CO., Greene c Bay. Incorporated 1854. Capital $100,000. McRee Swift, President; Nathan Stephens, Vice-President; Raah Neer, Secretary and Treasurer; McRee SwUb, Engiaeer aadSapeh- intendent; Naibarv Stephens, Joseph Battin, Nathan Hedges, William Beard, MoRee-Swift, Direetors. UNJON CAR SPRING MANUFAQTTTRING CO., 61 Liberty &i.\\ N. K. room 10, and ^Morgan c Washington, J. C. F. W. Rhinelander, President; S. Vernon Mann, Secretary an4 Ti^easuren F.Gr, Saltonstall, General Agent. Factories—Jersey (3ity, Springfield, Mass., Cincinnati, Q. GASLIGHT COMPANIES. Jersey City Gaslight Co., Grand 'eQreepe. Andrew dark, President; David Smith, Secretary PEOPLE'S GASLIGHT CO., incorporated April 8th, 1868. Office 3 Avenue House, Five Corners. Lemuel H. Davis, President; J. B. Cleveland, Vice President; Edward R. Grant, Secretary and Treasurer; Willra.ru W. Thomas, Superintendent. Capital stock, $300,000; gas per 1,000 feet, $3.25. NEWSPAPERS. American Standard, da%. Jahn H. Lyon, publisher, 80 Montgomery. Die Wacht am Hudson, weekly, Saturdays. Hudson Gpuj>ty (Ger"""1" p*iblishing Association, publishers, 62 Evening journal, daiiy. l*angborn, Punning'.&, Dear, publisher?, 142 Greene. Hudson County Volksblatr, weekly, Saturdays. Hudson County German Publishing Association, puiWiahen;68 Mont- gomery. Jersey City Heraid and Gazette* weekly. Hugh* F< Mo- Dermott, pablisher, Hobokea »v B Fivd, Corner*. Jersey!City Timee; daily. J! A. MwcLau^hlafl, publisher, 44 Montgomery. . HORSS EAILROAD6. AND. B£EGEN HOKS£ RAIL ROAD UHEi wSiMfeen Gitf and Court House. WiT liani Heeney, frmidnftt r G. W. Dining, Sipcr in ten dent' Henry J. Soathraayd^ Treaiurer; Laqfirtg Zabriekie, Sec' retary. Care run from Jersey City to Bergen from 6 A. M* ^1 WftV ^^P1^^0 il 8 P. M.; every 20 raiij;ites untij' il:*p P.^M.'^las^car at l$10 AM PJank Road .cars every 10 mmfites nntil 8 P. M.; every 20'minutes until 11:46 p. k.; last oar at 12:10 A. M. Erie St. or PayQnia .F^rrjj^rjupnifla yja Newark av, Erie st, Jersey av,-aria Pavonia av), every 15 minutes from 6:15 A. M until 10 •. M.; every 10 minutes until 7 P. M.; every 30 minates tfntil 11:40 p. M. PAVONIA HORSE R. R. COMPANY. Office ft Vi ttonte—Pavonia av, Erie, feeventli, Monmonth, hAd Terith Ste, and 'fi^^;—' - —a o/ °—1- — - Depat n Bt P4l av. THOMAS J. BROWN, General Managtr. ™ OF HOBOKIN. Mayor—Peter AlcGavisfcy 97 Washington*, City Clerk—Joh» K. MoCulloeli, 99 Washington. Assistant City Clerk—George J. Ducker. Treasurer—John Katqetia* office 97 WaaWngton. Recorder—Frederick W. Bcjhnstedt, offiee Police Station. Corporation Attorney-r-John C Bess BOARD OF POLICE Headquarters,' &7' tVasn'f n^ton. August Bente, h Sixth e Garden; William H. Chilcte, h 81 Bloomfield; Graham M: 6mdR|r, Fourth c Washington ; Peter McGavisk, Mayor, 97 Washington. Assessor—John A. Mclllhargj* 66 Newark. Street Comtnifieioner—John C. O'Sullivan, 97 Washing- ton. Chief of police—Charles A. Donovan, 63 Third. Oversee^ of th« Pdoi^Peter J. Powless, 44 Garden. Chief Engineer of Fire Departthent—Jatbes Curran, Jr.. office 97 Washington. BOARD OF , Chairman of the Board—Jos. Russell. MEMBERS. Frederick W. Hevr . ..„. M^"^' .^r*..,*.-, P. 8«ntfford, . M^Mahov W.Bbwnpe. Joseph Rusael^ Ra ^triek J. Wil CbarWB;'Howard, l^orenz nvy, i'eter Mullen. 846 COMMITTEES—18TMT8. Finance and Salaries-—Heyne, Logan, Cook. Police and Militia—Howard, Tivy, McMahon. Streets and Assessments—liogany Bowies, Manse)]. Fire and Water—M«M%hon, lGobk, Howard. Public Grounds and Buildings—Satidford, Cook, Logan. Laws and Ordnances—Heyme, Tivy, Sandford. ; Printing and Stationery—Logan, Bownes, Williams. Schools—Howard, Williams, Mullens. Sewefs—Sandfbrd, Howard, !B6wnes. Lieei*ae-*-Heyne, Williams, Mnllen. Whar'veBi add Ferriefi—Sa^dtbwJ, Mnllen, Tivy. Alm&— McMahon, Bownes, Williams, Mausell. Public Hcaltlv—Mullen, Cook, Mansell, Heyne. Lamps and Gas—MeMahon, Mausell, Tivy. €li«irm»h—Seba Bogert BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS. Office, #7 (Washington. President-^LgbstH, Haddenhor&t. TreasureT-^Joftp C. Dnhrkoop. MEMBERS. Jobst H. Haddenhorst, Cbrietopher Clark, L. J. Stiaataey, John C^ P?hi5koop, John; McDerinott. Jo* Hussell. (Ex- Officb) Chairnaan of Council. Register—Michael H. Marphv. Assistant Register—Georee f'erry. Pound Keeper—-Jsaac CnspeU. City Weigher—James 6. Patrick. HOBOKXN Po*T Mails from New YVk arrive at 8 o'clock A. M., and 3 o'clock P. M. Mails dose at 1 P. M and 10 P. M. Office 99 Wash- ington. QOKI3ON FARMER, Ptostmaater. 847 EDUCATIONAL. BOABD OF EDUCATION. President—E. G. Brown. Clerk—Bobert H. Alberts. Treasurer-William C. flarp. Public School No. 1, Garden n Third. «* Public jSchdof No. 2, Garden D Tenth, iry Pablic School N6.'8, Adams tr Second. MISCELLANEOUS. St. Mary's School, 166 Willow. Trustees—1st Ward, William H. Havens, Beth el N. Crane, Edward G. Brown ; 2d Ward, William O.\ Harp, Peter H. Edmondston, F. Lathin; 3d Ward, Robert H. lberts, Nestor AvmongT Samuel Archer; 4th Ward, John eid, John Q. O'Sullivin, James &. Blair1. CHURCHES AND CLERGYMEN. First Baptist, Bloomfield Q Third, Rev. Maull. First Reformed, Hudson n Sixth, RQV. C, Buck. Second Reformed, Bixtb c Garden, Rev. Leopold Molm. St. Paul's (Episcopal, Hudson n Ninth, Rev. Hartung. Trinity (Episcopal), Waghington c Seventh. Rev. R. W. Howes. Jr. . Lutherau (St. Matthew's Oenuan Evangelical), Washing- ton c Third. Rev Carl M. Wossidlo. Methodist, Washington n Seventh. Rev. J. K. Burr. Presbyterian, Hudson c Sixth. Rev. James Marshall. First United Presbyterian. Seventh c Blooniiield. Rev. Robert Armstrong. St. llary's (Romau Oatholic), Willow c Fifth. Rev. An- thony Cauvin. St. Paul's (German Roman Catholic), 172 Meadow. Rev. An gel us Kern pen. HOBOKEN CEMETERY. Office—80 Washington (Crane's Buildings). Office Hours—From 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Officers—Christopher Gregory, President; Bethuel N. Crane, Secretary. ""Vustees—Charles Chamberlain, Robert McCagoe, Chris- ter Gregory, John O. Duhrkbop, Bethuel N. Crane, lairman of Council-—Joeeph Russell. 848 HOBOKEN FIRE1 Chief Engineer—James Curraq, Jn; Assistant, MU Mclntyre. Hoboken Engine Co., No. 1, Vtf asbi^gton p Kirst. ^Excelsior Engine Co.-^Tof ^lyya^n'ngtqn 9. Sixth, ^'^eadow Engine Co., No' 3, Second n Adams. ... , , ,/ashington SJook & Ladder Co., No. 1, Washington First. Empire Hook & Laoaer Co., 2Mo. ^ Aaams n First. Exempt Fire Co., Second n Wa^hrngton. Oceana Hose Co., .No. 1, Wasfnpgton c Sixth. Lihrm nose Co., No. 2, WMeldow. PUBI4C BUILDINGS. Citj Halt, ai.^ Crane's Building, 8<> &; 82 Washington and 41 Second. Deutscher Oftfb Hotise, Btith c Hd OddtelMw»*Haill, ife & H W St. AafV'Si Hxtepilai, Willow e M^rtnii^Institofce, Sisclh'b Mfeftd Stevens Intftitoie, Hudson ^e Fifth. Sullivan's, Hall, Newark opp Adams. Hoboken Aiwtdemff Fifth c Willow. CHAUtTABLE INSTIT0TION8. A.NCIENT .AND HOJfOBABLB FRATJEfiNlTY/)? F&S8 AJ*D A^DKPTBD MA8OM8. Uouneil, No. 4, meets at 80 Washington/first Mon- days of every rn^nth., Enchlio Iiodge,'mw»ts at %o Washington every Monday evening. Hoboken Lodge, No. 35, meets at 80 Washington, «rery Thursday. Hudson Lodge. x~ "f Washington, every Friday. PeaUlpha Chapter i 1, meets 80 Washington, sec and fourth Tuesdays oi every moath OF ODD FBLLQWS. >eethoven'Lodged No. 147, meets every Thursday evening (Vane's Hall. Columbia Lodge, No.. 63, meets at Odd Fellows.' Rail kery Wednesday at 74 p. M.^ from September to February, r andtat 8 o'clock^, M., from March to. Augujt. "Fraternity Lodge, meets every Thorlaay evening at Crane's Hall. ENCAMPMENT. Palmyra, No. 25. meets First and Third Tuesday even- ings of every montn at Odd Fellows7 Hall. % OjtDER OF HfBU GAAl. Blucher Lodge, No. 179, meets at Odd Fellows's Hall the first and third Tuesday evenings of evfery month. Germania Degree Lodge, No. 20, meets at Feller's Hall. Palisade av, the second Tuesday of every month. Hoboken Lodge, No. 161, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall the first and third Monday evenings of every month. ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS. Neptune Council, No. 84, meets at Crane's Hall every Tuesday eve*ieg. Star Council, No. 49, meets at Crane's Hall every Wed- nesday evening. , Sylvan Star Council meets at Crane's Hall everySattir- day evening. TBMPI*AKS. Advance Lodge, No. 98, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall every Friday evening. Hoboken Lodge meets at Crane's Hall *»™»rv evening. 107 GRAND ARMY OF THE HEPXTBLV Post Wattewortfc, No* 19, meets at Odd FeJWOs ttV nd and fourth Tnesday of ev >mh. •"••: ":' raito's Hal! cverv Mon- Frutan Tribe, No. 5, meets* at Martha Institute every Monday evening. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. OSPITAI-. Under the charge of' the Sisters of,the Poor of St. Francis. David BT R.. B. Gilman, 8ur- ps " " ^"habut litiug burgeon. HOVK Mrs. Kerr, matron, Bloomiield n Seventh. YmnirG LADIES' SEMINAKY. Mrs. Washington, matron, Eighth n Washington NATIONAL BA^K OF HOBOKEN, Newark >hipi>en, Slifnael R. ilien ( Kobert Hanking, aaricg F. Tag, i^ouid jseeKe* ner, William H. biW, Theophflns Bntta, T j ^on? trnir^ rj >oi»herd." Oriranmid 186 i) illO.O i- x rtam. XMPANIES »T tri 11 DoQ irer ; T. K Ch Newark. W. \\ >, President ant ^^, Secretary, capital $250,000. Incorporated ^ir^clor^-iJoha: B,JBaUaday, WJM. Shippen, S. B. Dod, _araten Sierck> •Tnhn P Keanedv A nHr*»«r ^Hl d Henry Offerman. INSURANCE COMPANIES. HOBOKEN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Nowark c Hud- son. Capital, $100,000. Hazen Kirabali, President: W. W. Shippen, Vice-President; A. B. Frey, Secretary. APFT75 lard, weeklv. Saturdays. P. M. Re* i weeklv. L. H. RAILROADS. NORTH HUDSOK COUNTY JfcAlLW A Y CO. Office at the Depot, Township of West Hoboken, runs tht v- in£ lines, from the Hoboken Ferry : HOBOKEN CITY QLINE over yti*»wu%ivt*. & E.uvuaW. JERSEY CITY LIMfiS TO JERSEY CITY FEffifif "AND PATONTFk FERRY, by Grove St.. Erie st.V'*Id Je URT HOUSE LINE, over Hoboken avenue "and O; avenue. ,PALlSAI)E A^ElNUJi. LIlNJii to old Hudson City and West Hoboken. MONTGOMERY AWWTTT? LINE to old Hnds—^«^y and' Wesi Hq^ofeen. UNION HILL LINE, throng Washington street, ^o^ boken. TTENBBKG BRANOH MNE, from Unidft Hi Uuttenberg. Time T^les inside the Care. JOHK f. BONN. President; JACOB SCHWEITZER, Treasurer; *NIOHO£AS QOEIZ, Saperidteodent. '4 JMDTI *2 BROADWAY, near 26th Strtet, NEW YORK. » PULTON ST., cor. of TILLER BROOKLYN. «-HOETH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 4-id 110 W. BALTIMORE STREET/BALTIMORE DIBBS OF SILK, WOOLBN AND FANCY GOODS, iuding the re-dyeing and cleanslnjf of garments, such as Silks, Batin, Crape, Cloth, Merino, Velvet and other IHtESSES, SHAWLS, &o~, &c. Lace and Muslin Curtains, Carpets, Rugq, Tabte Covers, &«., Cleaned and.Re- • wished. Damask and Moreen Curtains beautifully DYBD. Also. Blhbons, Trien- !OOQS. Gimps, &c, &c. HAWLS BYEDintbemost brilliant i grave colo- he, and Crap«Sbawls cieaaei ^AND GARMENTS CLEANSED SUCCtSSFULLY, EaTHE HiL ^HOLE. tag"LINEN iHADBft, CHINTS, *c, CLEANED A KTPr >ds repeived and returned by eiprese. pal Offido 5 and 7 J6hn St. two doors from Broadway, W«w York, t C. WOOD, Treaaurer.NATHAN M. HEAL, Columbia Fire Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. OFFICE, Cash Capital', - $SOO,OOu. JOHN B. ARTHUR, See. ABTHUli 0OUGLA», IT* ft. 8ATEBLKR, Aw't S«e. FBAXC18 HAGAD0B5, Snrreyor. Alfred Douglas, Timothy G. Churchill Gee oatagnie Ward, William G. Smith, Daniel ijutter&eid, Jiot C. Cowdio, Edwin 0. Ttfts, John L. Hasbrouck. James English, Henry h. King, John Armstrong Denison, George B. English, Francis Lele«'1 t. Foster, A. L. Sayer, Edward Sat Samuel s. Sands, John B Art lifcer. Jr. Thomas P.. Way, Geo. F. Cod Cash Capital, - - $200,000 Total Assets, Jan. 1,'73, 320,581 INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE PON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS! LEONARD KIRBY, President. * I FRED A. EEEYFS. SW'T. E1M4AR E. HOLLEY, Surrhr. M. B. CARPENTER, JMOEE. AARON RUTHERFORD, / JOHN KEYSER, MOSES W Fr«H, JOSEPH COLWfiLL, T d MATIIEWS. CRAB. H, LD1 HARVEY WEED, EZRA WHEELEH, LYMAN A. JACOBUS, WASHINGTON L J. W. G. CLEVER AUR8HALL O. ROiij RDGAR HYATT, i. VALENTINE. KIRBY KRAUCIS J IVfiRMOBl PETER ROWE. IV 'ram!. i OppOCK. Junn v. J.ones, is. il. V au Awltei Martin, Edward Blsworth. Warren Harriot. '.. * H -. Johnson, i Arad&le. reter McMartin, Henry Aostice, .*am'! J. Berry. Ogden Haggertv, Matthew V»e- Tohn H. BTO^\ 'ease Hoyt. Johr UAVIO QUACKINBUSH, • • • Secretary WOODWARD 4 SHERWOOD, AQEN \X. Oity. Caah Capital, $250,000.00 OFFICE, No. 68 WALL* STBlBET, NEW YO DIRECTORS ANDREW J. SMITH, - - esident. HciHMAN T. IJVINGSTON, STEPHEN JDROWEUU ALAHBONT HARRIS C. PAHNEStOCJC 4T.TV WTTRR M C. S\ITTTT MATT ARC'ii- CHAUNCEY BEDELL, JOS OREN DENNETT, WARLES H. MARVIN, THOMAS E. STILIiM HLE8 CARPENTER, G. L. HOMAS H. HUBBARD, Gl JOHN H.-BEDELL, - - Se- WOODWARD & SHERWOOD, Agente, [QNGOMERY STREET, JERSEY v Office, No. 58 WALL STBEET, •% Uash Capital,$21 U.UOOiWMa Large Surpfu THIS OLD.ESTABLISHED COMPANY continues to insure against as or damage by FIRE on as favorable terms as OTHER. RESPONSI- BLE COMPANIES. DIRECTORS. SHEPHBBD KNAPP, FRANCIS SPEIR, GARDNER A. SAGE, RICHARD J. THORNE, GEORGE P. POLLEK, NATHANIEL BRIGGS, JAMES E. COOIiEY, JAMES R. SMITH, JOHN MILLER. JOHN P. NESMITH, 3OR#E CARPENTER, HARVEY WEED, «' ^. WOOD, M. D., HENRY G. DE FOREST, ROBERT A. ROBERTSON, JOHN A. WICKS, ^Y .ROWLAND, AB'M B., EMBURY, . m%vxms>Y, ALEX M RRtn?rw. ILBERT M. SPEIR. JOHN KQ&£B> Sec>. EICEASD J. THORITE, Pres't. OPP: x«o. U Wall Street, New York. AFITAL, $150,000 00 TOTAL ASSETS, $284,504 19 SURPLUS, • $134,504 19 VSUIfcE ASF LOWEST RATES. D. D. LEEDS, COMPANY. Cask Capital, ft A .ft A C. MILLER, PrGs. J AS. M. HOltt*J<;$, JOHN R. FLANAGAN, Tice^Pres. I S. BOICE, Office of Hndson Insmanoe Oo., 2STO. 1 EXCHANGI-E PLACE. vii No. 175 BROADWAY, ' \L ASSETS, JANUARY 1st, 1873. $1.303,101.25A" RUDOLPH GARRIGrTJE, President. V- JOHN E. KAHL. Vice-President. H. SCHUMANN, Secretary. NEW JERSEY BRANCH OFFICE : No. 12 NEWARK STREET, HOBOKEN, EDW. HENRY STROTHEB, Manager. JERSEY OITY AOENOY: u-ermawa ikvings Bank,, 136 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, This Company Insures Property ^all Kinds OIF1 JERSEY CITY, 138 TVJSVTjkJEfcK: AVENUE, Incorporated Maroh 29, 1871. XXOEAEL LIENAU, Pres. F. 0. KATTHIESSEN, 1st Vloe-Pres. LOUIS A. LXSHAir, 2d Vice-Pres. 0. X. E. SOHEOEDEE, Sec'y it Treat. Bank Open every Bay from 9 till 8, and on Monday and Saturday Ereningg from 7 to 9 o'clock, besideg. The Bank allows 6 per cent, interest per annum, commencing quarterly all sums from $5 to $5,000. Deposits made on or before the 20th of Jan- try, April, July and October, draw interest from the first of these months. Four per cent interest from date of deposit allowed on sums ot $500 and over, deposited after the commencement of the quarter. The Bank also receives " SPECIAL, DEPOSITS " payable against check of depositor. Drafts on all parts of Germany and the principal cities of Europe. Gross receipts since May 23d, 1871, the day of opening, $568,585.65. \ umber of Books issued, 1023. • • • vm III SUB COM •No. 9 Exchange Piaee, JEJRSEY CITY. JOHN HALLIARD, President. D. S. GREGORY, ANDREW CLERK, . ZABRISKIE, JOHN CATLIN, I. McKAY, B. WILSON, . H. O'NEILL, &. F/COX, OHN VAN VORST, P. REILLY, . W. PERVEIL, N. D. TAYLOR, . G. SISSON, j E. WATSON. DAVID HALLANAN, Secretary. FIRE INS. CO- JOHN W. SIMLONSON, RICHARB L. FRANKLIN, Secretary. President. HENRY J. OALLO, Agent, 9 Exchange Plaee, Jersey City. IX . "'->• COM! RTFORD. Incorporated 1&19, Charter Perpetm CAS* OAWreAI<9 » . .. *&,## I, J. mmi ?m\ JONATHAN GOODWIN, JB., This Company has paid over$32,000,000 FOB daring the past 52 years. Its ability, promptness atuf ality are well established. The Assets of the Company, -urely invested in convertible securities is over agaiast Loss and Damage bj Fire effected upon terras as faYor&ble as Perfect Security to the assured will warrant. HENR7 A. GREENE, Agent for Jersey City, 117 Washington Street, or at the Po8t Office. Pflll FIRE fflSOBANCE GOIPANY, OFFICE, No. 173 BROADWAY, N. T. Gash Capital, $1,000,000 00 Gross Assets, Jan. 1, 1873/ $2,032,798 61 STEPHEN CBOWELL, President, CHAUNCKT BgDELL, Tioe-President. PH1LANDEK SHAW, Swretary. WM. R. CROWELL, Marine Secretary, a ii. «omi)ON, Special AgenU BRANCH OFFICE FOB HUDSON CO. No. 19 Newark St., Hobokeh, NewJersey, OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. Capital, ^8,000,000 ASSETS IN THIS OOUNTBY : Deposited with Ins. Departments of various States Government 6's, 1881 $373, In hands of Trustees, Gor't 6's 2f Cash in Bank and other Assets Total iri Total TTnnaid Losses in the U. 8... • TRUSTEES IN NKW TOBK. 8HEPHEKD KNAPP, WILLIAM H, MACY, JAMBS M. UOM Pre». Mechairtm' Bank. Pre«. Seamen's Bk. for Saving*. Pre». ManhatK\ DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK. 8AMUEL D. BABCOCK, ABCHIBALD BAXTER, WILLIAM H 8HEPHEKD KNAPP, JO8EPH STUART, MARTIN BATES, H. B. CLAFLIN, J. BOOBMAN JOHNSTON, HENRY P. 8PATTT . F. H. N. WHITING, GBO. ADLARD. OFFICE PARK BANK BUILDING, WM. JET. MOSS. Manager. W. W. BULKLEY, Agt for Jersey City, JNTo. 1 IMLoxxtyoixiery &t. WILLIAMStlfS«I CITT Fire Insurance Company, OF STATEMENT, ~MAY 1st. 1873, Gross Assets, $558,780 60 Capital, $250,000 00 [ Surplus, $308,78Ol>0 I KDBIUND DBICtGS. President. JOHN H. JIOTT, Secretary. IM. WHESKBOLE, AMU See. WM. H. BRO1TN, Aa*>t See. ™ Havlnar full paid Capital of %250.000, with iarge surplus, all judiciously invested tn sound securities, tbe WiLtSMcsBCBdH CITY compares most favorably with other Companies In the lndemn^k offered in Its Policy of Insurance. , FAIR RATBS, 8QUAM DKALiiroftvith tbe Assured, and PROMPT ADJTT8TM«HT ot Losses, is the Specialty of this 'Company. ; DIRECTOR*. f EDMUND DRIGG8, EDWIN BEERS. RICHARD TEN ETCK, [ NATHANTEL BRIGGS, SAMUEL M. MEEKER, C. W. COOPER, WILLIAM COOPER, JAMES M. WATERftUBY, RICHARD BERRY. 1 MCHOLA8 WTCKOFF, DANIEL MAUJER. WILLIAM MARSHALL, >HIT I- VAN ALST, JAMES BULGER. GEORGE KTTCHING. URA'M VANDERVOORT,MARTIN G. JOHNSON, JOHN C. DE BEVOI8E, [CIS DU BOI8. JOSEPH WILDE. FREDERICK FRIES. i H. HOLDANE, ECKKORD WBBR ANf>'W CUNNINGHAM iN- RABER, ADAM SCHLEGEL, JOHN BROACH. "-BLER, MARSHALL S. DRIGGS, HERVEY G. LAW. h Offlee, No. 1 Montgomery Street, Jersey dtj, N. J. C. B. THURSTON, Agent warn--rowings Bank, . PATOJTIA AVE. AND ERIE ST., JERSEY CITY. INCORPORATED WARCH 21, 1868. Bt», January 1, 1873 $662,45».« iblltlle* 6&0Me7 Sarpiaa $11,T««.»» NUMBER OF DEPOSITORS. 2,592. ORESTES CLEVELAND,Pres't. GARRET 8. BOICE,Sec'y and Trtwur 8. C. BARBER, Assistant Treasurer. HOCKS.—Bank open dally from 10 to 3 o'clock, and every evening frorj NATIONALBANK OF HOBOKEN. [i AM O. SHEPHERD, Prest. F. T. LILLIENDAHL, Cashier. DIRECTORS. CHAM W. 8HIPPEN, SAMUEL R. 8YMS, THBOPHILU3 BUTTS, BPH W. STICKLER, ROBERT HANKIK8, J. HARVEY LYONS, LOUIS BECKER, JOHN GARDNER, WILLIAM0.SHEPHERD, WILLIAM H. CHILD, CHARLES F. TAG, JULIBN CRBVTBll, 8. B. DOD. , 1866. CAPITAL fif/0,000. com, mvpsojr. ItMEIN BANE ME SA HHttB W. e. 8HBPHBBD, Pras't. WM. W. SHT'PEN, VJce-Prest LOUIS HUB8MANN, Treaa'r. HOYT SAJfT'ORD, S*o'f. DIRECTORS. HAZBN KIMBALL. THBOPHILU8 BUTTS. WM. H. CHILD. F. B. OGDKN. JULIBN CREVTER, Office Hours from » A. M. to 8 P. M.. and Monday ETC olnft from 6 to 8. 17 NE^'A.RK: STREET, - - HOBOKEN is' and Labarefs' Savings Bank of Jersey CityJ. INCORPORATED MARCH 3, 1869. JOHN HALLIARD, Prea't. JOHN McBR IDE, Vice-Pree't. P. REILLY, Treasurer. DAVID HALL AN AN, Sec'y.| J. W. DONELAN, Asa't Sec'y. B»ok open daily from 9 to 4. and mry mnbig irom 6 to 8 e*o] BANK, 207 GROVE STREET. • •