Catharina Street, Eonth Side Vacant Lots Catharine Street North, East Side, from 104 $Ing East to the Bay 2 a Harvey & Co, M

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HAMILTO N ?40 STREST DIRECTOR Y 22 1 CAT. CAT . CAT . CAT. 127 John Elliott, labore r 110 John Flemming, blacksmith 5 81 J C McCraken, book- 1 72 James Donohue, laborer 129 Addison & Sons, builders r " J Mulholland . teamster keeper 174 John Duggan, laborcr r " J Connolly, labore r 6o Alex McNaughton Wellington-st intersects 176 David Hurly, engineer 114 James Leonard, laborer 64 Fr-d E Ritchie 178 John Baine, labore r Catharina Street, eonth side 116 Win Montgomery, tailot 66 Robt 1V Illamey, machinist 1 8o Patrick Falahee. laborer 120 John Welsh, painte r 7 0 J H Mattice, book-keeper t82 Chas Williams, plasterer Vacant lots 72 Nath Hammond, ins agent Liberty and Aurora sts interseet 184 Francis Connolly, laborer 74 Thomas Smith, builde r Hughson-st intersects Vacant lots 122 Vacan t Cannon-st i ntersects 8 Thos Meade, carpenter I 124 John Sheehan, carpenter Murray -rt intersects 12 Thos Meade, carpenter 126 Mrs Margaret Baker Thos I)oherty, spice mill s 202 Mrs Mary Moran " Win J Brown, moulder 128 Edw Fox, carpenter 94 Charles If Egg, cler k 204 James Ganey, laborer 1 4 T Moynihan, labore r 130 Michael I)wyer, shoemaker 96 Miss Jane Wheeler, board- 206 Nicholas Magerus, j laborer " Thos Udy, mine r 132 Robt McLennan, laborer ing r " John Hayes, laborer 16 Mrs Elizabeth Williamso n 136 Jas H Hamilton, carpenter r" Mrs Jane Matthews r " Peter Shorts, painte r too J S Guthrie, corset manufr Wellington-+t intersects John or intersat s 102 A Rossell, agen t 0 WiRailrouy track intersects 24 Mrs John Barlow east side, " George Marcham, laborer 210 John Beaufort, carpente r Catharine Street North, 110 I) Moore & Co, founders 26 Charles Durr, barber from 104 $ing east to the Bay 28 Win John, lathe r Strackan-st intersects s Robert-st intersect s 1 . 30 John Thomson, tailor 2 A Harvey & Co, merchant Vacant lots t o 32 Mrs Mary Gale King William-st intersects 114 Samuel Jarvis, warehouse- man Ferrinst intersect s Catkarine-st intersects 16 John Dickson, clerk i t6 John Smith, moulder 118 Vacan t John Keelon, laborer 40 James Philp, saddler zo John Temple, livery Michael %Vynn, labore r 44 David Dunlop, saddler 20j E S Whipple, estate agent 120-122 John Martin, fish dealer 46 Win Hammond, shoemaker 22 John Temple, livery 124 Michael Malone, porter Picton-st intersects 24 1Vm Johnson, brushmaker 126 Geo Martin, gas fitter 48 Win H Myers, shoemaker Michael Joyce, 26 J H Stone & Co, enanufs 128 John Sutton, upholsterer laborer 50 C Monaghan, broom-maker :tlrs Rose Luth, charwoman 3 Thos Grace, teamster I 5 2 A Precore, porter Rebecca-st intersects 1 0 r" Patrick McGlogan, laborer 132 John Kenny, moulder Macaulay-st intersects r " Fred Pengelly, enginee r 56 James O'Brien, laborer Wm Gordon, Cooper, 9 Geo Barr, machinist r 4 Geo Adams, stove mounter Chas Frank, glue manufr S Henry Lever, waiter 30 James Williams, teamster 58 John Garry, laborer 32 Win Gordon, cooper 134 Morris Sullivan, shoemaker 6o James Lewis, machinist 34 Miss M McLaughlin, dress- 136 Miss Esther Phillip s Wood-st intersect s 62 John Connell, polishe r maker 138 Patrick J Kelly, tailor 36 John Boultbee, barrister 144 Win Marcham, laborer James Mahoney, laborer Walnut-st intersects 38 George Taylo r 146 Mrs Thos Lavin Burlington-st intersects 64 Anthony Rowan, laborer 40 Henry D Baker, whip maker 150 Robt Cristoe, bookbinder Robert Patterson, laborer 76 Vacan t 42 F H Bollbrick, cabinet 152 James Dick, conductor Robert Wilson, laborer 8o Michael Carroll, shoemaker maker 154 S Brenton, blacksmith James Walling, laborer 44 John A Orr, merchan t Mrs Margaret Iloulden Cherry-st intersects Brock-st intersects 46 H T Crawford, ins agent Barton-st intersect Timothy Lewis Birely, jun, manaf s Holleran, laborer 96-98 Vacant 48 Vacant lots to end loo Vacant 50 Louis Schwarz, tobacconist r62 M O'Donoghue, carriagebdr Frank MacKelcan, barrister 164 And Crawford, blacksmith 102 Vacant 52 Catharine Street North, west side 104 Win Warnick, pedler 54 Dr Charles F Bullen 166 L H Eaton, carpente r i o6 Mrs Catharine Smith 56 Lieut-Col if Villier s 1 68 John Morton, laborer I-5 Adam Hope & Co, hard- 7 ro8 John Connolly, laborer 58 John Birss, clerk customs 1 0 John Coyne, shoemaker ware HAMILTON 222 CAT. CAT. STREET DIRECTORY. CAT. 223 King Witlinnt-st intersects 107 Richard Hammond, laborer CAT. r• Mrs M Young. charwoman Mrs Catharine Holleran I 45 warehouse Wm Chapman, gardener 19 l;urney's 109 Mrs Mary A Gibson dealer Sinsete - st intersects 21 'rhos I Holland, wood 111 Mrs Rebecca Patrick Hunter-at intereects McKay, messenger Vacants Rebeeca-st intersecta 113 H H lots 47 Mrs Margaret Smith 115 Wm limes, laborer - H C Duval, barber, 25 Miss Sarah A Hughes grocer •errie st intersect* 117 F Taaffe, 5r Mrs Saxon Macarthy, artist 27 James Qua, grocer Patrick McKeever, laborer Robert - .'t intersects 53 J E O'Reilly, barrister 29 John Noble, bricklayer John Scaley, laborer Cohn, traveler 55 S E Gregory, corn merchant 31 Aaron 119 Edw Barker, com traveler Thomas Morrissey, porter 73 'rhos Patterson, blacksmith Miles O'Reilly, barrister 33 123 H Johnstone. blacksmith 77 35 W I Fenton, estate agent Pieton - ,t interaecta Robert Smith, clerk 125 Charles Hynds 79 Joseph Murphy,com 37 M Brennen, builder traveler 129 John Sullivan, shoemaker John Whalen, laborer Si Robt Kilgour, 39 Arthur Middleton, book- music dealer 129I Alfred Taylor, painter Auguste Fickle, packer 83 James keeper Kilgour, music dealer 135 M McInerney, moulder Vacant Wood - st intersects lots 41 C McCarthy, hackman 137 Valter Potter. machinist Clayton, printer 43 Henry 141 Bernard Fleming, laborer John McMahon, laborer Calhatina-st inlet-sec's 45 Mrs Margaret Skinner tinsmith Vacant 143 Patrick Barrett, 97 F C 1Vebber, 47 A Bricker. lutcher Michael Connolly, teamster builder 145 Matthew Kavanagh, laborer 99 Mrs Elizabeth Small - 147 Francis Waters, teamster Gore at mid Bulling/on-at interxectx to! James Crossley, clerk 149 Vacant 51 WmH McCracken,merchant Phillips, grocer 103 Thos 1Vebber, builder 151 Mrs Sarah Bauer's brewery 105 Vacant 53 John McDonald, shoemaker r53 John Fleming, hotel Christian Baker, laborer Walter Hetherington, car- 10 7 Thos H Dorrity, traveler ponter Burton - st intersects Brock - st interaecta 109 Frank Halliday, contractor 55 Wellington Tice, miller 111 R G Skinner John Kirkham, weaver John Ainsborough, clerk 55i J Willinghain, machinist 157 113 Mrs J C Smith 159 Wm Henderson, laborer 57 James Murray, tailor Guiae-st interxects 115 Wm S Moore, merchant 161 Henry Johnston, dairyman 59 Charles Fields, tobacconist - 163 John O'Neil, collar maker Catharine Street Haria at intereect. 61 Wm Graham, clerk South, east side, 165 Mrs Margaret Burns from 73 King Street east to 63 Ed I3ethune, book-keeper the 117 H C Bliss, patent medicines 167 Francis Crowe, carpenter Mountain 65 Rabbi Solamon Maloney laborer Hannah -st intersects Walter Rolston, carpenter 175 Thos R M 1Vanzer 8,: 67 Mrs Ann McBride Co's factory John Simmons, chair-caner 181 11 Vacant 69 James Berry, laborer 71 Wm Gunner, merchant 185 Catharine Street South, west side itiin•ot inter,, -1 75 Patrick Allan, laborer Murray - et intertecta 2 Mrs Caroline Mosgrove 77 John Wilmot, scale-maker John Hoodless, cabinet fac- 1Vanzer & Co's factory 199 Robt H Carroll, stone cutter tory Cannon - st intersect* Lumber yard triia-gt iiiterpert8 Stuart - st ends ■ 76 James Byrnes, builder Jackson- at intersects McIlwraith's coal yard 201 Chas Foster, carpenter 81 N Belknap, coal dealer 20 George Copley, laborer 85 Luke Lucas, moulder 203 Robt O'Brien, lamplighter 27 John Hoodless, Nicholson, laborer cabinet 22 Vacant 87 Thos McGregor, moulder 205 Richard maker 24 James Irvin, laborer 31 N Chris Loney, shoemaker 91 Nicholas Buck, tailor r " H Virginia, barber 30 J Manning, moulder Bell & Co, brewers 95 Wm Bowstead. machinist Fred 33 John Lewis, shoemaker 32 Railway bridge Henry Bt.nnett, printer 99 John Reardon, moulder G W 35 James Vint, Stone cutter P 37 Hennessy, gr +et.r 103 Geo R Snelgrove, machinist Strachan-J.t intersects Wm Bridgewood. wagon r " Isaac Stevens, fish. dealer maker Jackaon - at interxerl. Patrick Canary, laborer 39 M 105 Mrs Eliza Wright Fitzpatrick, teamster 40 Mrs 41 Alf Cordelia Kendall Mitchell, trunk maker 42 T H Loney. shoemaker STREET DIRECTORY. 224 H ANt I LTO N CHA. 225 l,'AT. CAT. CHA. Wilson-st intersects 25 Vacant 44 Rev C A Johnson, B E meth- 15 Win Walker, huckster 27 John E Showers, grocer odist 12 Patrick Ward, coachman 17 Barker & Lemessurier, ptrs Kelly-st 23 A Coutts, livery Hunter-st intersects 14 (: McLaughlin, laborer intersects Blair, carpenter 16 Robert 29 Mrs Mary Ann Newberry Main-st intersect. 52 Joseph Lambert, carter is Joseph Cripps, tobacconist 31 Richard Wakely, teamster 54 F W Oxley 20 N1rs Sarah Blair Vacant grounds 37 James Truscott, watchman 56 \irs Bridget Bums Hamilton clock works Jaekson-st interseets 58 Thos W "Turner, laborer 39 Mrs Mary Bennetto 6o Anth Neville, book-keeper Kelly-st intersects 41 Richard Fuller, contractor 39 Robert Duncan, merchant 62 S Davis, jun, market clerk 41 Mrs H J Forsyth 32 Fred Turner, dairyman Cannon-st intersects 64 S Davis, sr, market clerk {1 Mrs Daniel Cook 43 Hugh Fairgrieve, civil engnr 53 James Carter, bricklayer 68 Leonard Ellington, salesman 34 Mrs Arabella Harrison 45 A H Hills, architect 70 James McBride 55 Miss M F Bruce 47 James Munro, merchant 36 C',eo Junor, carpenter Vacant lots 72 Mrs Eager 38 Win Hatchard, carpenter 49 Rich Brackenridge, laborer RnrL+n-Rt 51 John McKenna, laborer Augusta-st ends 40 Geo Turner, carpenter i ,itersrrtx 46 J Kneeshaw,supt Mechanics' 53 Mrs Geo Laing 76 Robert Nichol, barrister Institute Cathcart, Upper Street, east eide, 55 Peter G Sinclair, gardener .)? 78 Mrs Hannah Bell 48 Wm Parsons, auditor GWR from I88 King out to King " John Haines, laborer 82 Alfred Elwin, engineer W^illiam Hunter-st intersects 88 Miss Young Cannon-st intersects 2 Geu Honeyborne, carpenter 9o W P Bruce 57 Lewis D Birely, sr 50 Jas McInerney, machinist 4 Robert Gimblett, shoemaker 92 John B Morrison, tinsmith 52 John Ronan, grocer 59 George Bradshaw, clerk 6 Thomas Edwaids, teamster 63 J P Pronguey, carnage mkr Catharina-st interseets Morgan Cornwall, brakes- 8 David McKillop, machinist 54 67 S F Lazier, barrister man Io James Adamson, butcher McVittie, black- 94 Andrew 56 Mrs E Priestland 12 Mrs Margaret Griffiths llold-st interseets smith " Andrew Gage, baker 16 J H Meakins, machinist Wm Smith, laborer 96 58 Robert I) Coles, traveler 20 Lawrence Beltz Charles Street, west eide 98 George Mellon, laborer 6o John Connors, fireman 22 M Forster, wood turner George LeRiche American hotel 62 Thomas Ham, tinsmith Brennen's lumber yard 104 Edw Philpott 68 Thomas Austin, builder 10 G & J M Byrens io6 Mrs Susannah Davis 70 Vacant King IVm-st interfecta 12 Mrs L Boyd, dressmaker io8 John Crerar, barrister 72 Peter I)ean, stonemason Cathcart, Upper Street, west eide Main-st interjects Iro John Cape " Thomas Summers, laborer 112 J Henry Herring, com tra- 74 C Mottashed, carpenter I John Jarvis, furniture 20 Wm Herman, merchant veler 76 Donald Mowat, baggageman 9 John Black, brush maker 26 Alex Lockie, baker I14 James Insole, traveler 78 Geo A Smith, stone cutter I I Samuel Mann, carpenter 28 Joseph Hooker, gardener rt6 Chas Powis, clerk 15 Robert Stevens, salesman 30 Michael Williams express- Cathcart, Lower Street, west side 151 Robert I.eslie, clerk man Maria-st interseds Thomas Glass, moulder 32 Joseph Magee, bus driver I King 1►';:.-xt intersects I18 Wentworth School 34 John Bull, hostler rzo Thomas O'Heir, laborer lf-il,, n-,f inter tctX 36 James Martin, shoemaker Charles Street, east side, from 67 38 Mark Cuzner, tinsmith I I Wm Park, grocer Harrnah-st intersects King West south to Bold 49 Robert C Cuff, butcher 13 David Ross, mason 15 Frederick Abel, tailor 3 John Blachford, undertaker Jackson-st intersects 7 Wm Morrow, laborer Alfred Binghatn, tinsmith Cathcart Lower Street, east side 17 48 Mrs Alex Muir 19 James Cheyne, carpenter 9 Thos Lawry, butcher i t 5o Robert from 166 Rebecm to Barton 21 JN%7 Sanders, Japanner Edmund Hudson, clerk Evans, seedsman 13 Chas Blachford, undertaker 2 Robert Butcher, carpenter 23 James Knowles, carpenter Hanter-st intersects D sTRIZT Di aieroR Y 226 liAt41LTON 227 CHR. CHE. COL. 84 Mrs C Duggan Elmer Allpress, laborer 66 A G Ramsay, F I A, mana- 97 Abraham Elliott, carpenter 86 Vacant Charles Berry, pattern inkr Canada life assurance co 99 Charles Kldner, printer ger 88 Mrs Barrett James Allan, moulder tot Paxadine, upholsterer intersect. And Laughlin, moulder 103 John Nolan, laborer Maria-st intersect, Thos Edwards, care-taker ioç John Patterson, tailor 98 Cherry Street, east side from 116 113 John Keehan, laborer Alfred Vickerman. stone Benj Boreham John 115 Mrs Mary McDonnough cutter Parks, laborer Main east to Mountain too Jas Patterson, wool grader James Scott, painter Armstrong, boarding Hiinnah-st interaects 104 Wm Newbigging, porter Win Barton-st in te rota, 3 M A Broderick, machinist Thomas Skinner, laborer 108 Wm Sullivan, laborer 5 Jas Hancock, whip maker Thomas Jones, laborer '10 Mrs M Sullivan 7 Geo Denmark, laborer 112 John Welsh, laborer Colborne Street, north side, from 9 John McLelland, harness 114 Donald Foley., laborer 185 James north, west to Bay maker Cherry Street, west side 116 Mrs E Goodfellow Gurney & Ware, scale mfrs t Mrs Mary Littlejohn H & N Western Station 118 John Wren, laborer a Robert Seymour, laborer

Jackaon - st interaerta Main - at interxecte Hannah-st inter+ects 14 C M 1;elknap, lumber dealer 16 G H Richards, painter Charles Locke, '5 J A Hancock, woodyard 8 Wm Ryan, shoemaker fitter 23 P J Watt, corn traveler to Robt McCaffrey, laborer Thos Byron, laborer McNah-st intersects 25 Mrs Ann Grant 12 Jno McGinnis, machinist Mrs Dora Kenny 3 14 Mrs Mary Smith - 0 Chas Fletcher, laborer Hunter-at 'intersects Chisholm Street, east side, from 32 Patrick Duffy, laborer Jackson - At interxects 34 John 35 Mrs Isabella McKenzie 225 Cannon east, north to Bar- Hunter, fireman 36 John Wynn, laborer 39 Charles Stotesburry, corn t8 John White stone cutter on

traveler Schwartz, shoemaker • 20 Edw Wm Long, laboier Park-st intersects 41 E S Waterman, upholsterer Brick, carter 22 Thomas %%Taker Barber, plasterer 43 Alexander Risch, mason Mrs Eliza Slater, laundiess 64 Daniel Graham, carpenter 24 Michael Dunbar, carpenter 45 Felix O'Neil, hackman 66 Robert Harper, carpenter - st interaect, Oliver Simons, polisher 47 Wm Sheriff, machinist Hanter 68 Alex M Ross, painter John Parkin, laborer 49 James J Scott, traveler 38 Vacant Simon Elliott, carpenter Bay-st intersects 51 Wrn Gage, hackman 42 James Walsh, brushmaker Ervin Elliott, watchman McMahon. moulder 53 Jerh 44 Mrs Bridget Foster, seam John Hastings Colborne south James Sullivan, moulder Street, se 55 stress Wm Nutt, wire-maker 46 James Jackson, saddler It Lewis Edworthy O'Reilly - st interxecta Adam Arnett, cabinet-niaker 13 David Keltie, book-keeper 48 Peter Reid, laborer Robert Smith, laborer Mary O'Brien 15 James Blair, telegraph 65 Mrs 52 Edw Warren, shoemaker Robert Lefevere, laborer Edward Costello, laborer operator 67 " Wm Barnes Rich Coleman, moulder John Prindible. carpenter 17 Archdale Wilson, druggist 69 54 Miss B Burke, tailoress Wm Kime, pedler 71 Jeremiah Donovan, tailor W J Waugh, merchant 56 Peter Taylor, laborer Wm Robson, laborer 73 Thomas O'Meara, laborer 58 James Armstrong. painter McNeil, and Park-ats interaect 6o T H Baine. grocer Barton-at interrects Catharina- st intereect, 63 Mrs Elizabeth Wright O'Reilly - at inter-seta 77 Mrs John Furlong Chisholm;Street, west side 65 George E Mason, clerk Andrew Sheehan, laborer 67 Mrs M A Bell 79 68 Patrick Doyle, laborer R Cornelius, policeman 81 Mrs Helen Sullivan 69 Adam White, machinist 7 0 Daniel Foley, cigar maker Joshua Dossett, polisher Vacant 71 Patrick Curran, laborer 83 7 2 Thomas Burns, laborer Wm Halliday, carpenter Edward Broderick, saddler 73 Geo M Marshall, wire maker 93 74 Jtihn Sayer, laborer Frank A White, laborer James Milman, carpenter Bay-st intersects Maria-st intersects Catharina-st intersects HAMILTON STREET DIRECTORY 228 CRO. DUIC. 229 CON. DUN. Harris, tobacconist 4 Vacant Concession Street, north side, 1 4 Albert MCNah-st intersects from James north to City line 16 John C Way, olacksmith lo Dr J D Macdonald 18 Luke Hawkins, engineer 9 Jas Watson, pres Strathroy McNab and Park at intersect Park-st intersects 20 David Congo, porter knitting co Cook, watchman 40 J L Alex Turner, W H Gillard, merchant 22 George Stoney, mangr Sun Mu- inerchant 26 Oliver McLeod, blacksmith tual Life Ins Co, Montreal 13 J no H Greer, county registrar Bay - st intersect* 3 2 Mrs Jesse Chatley 42 . James Angus, sr 15 Charles J Hope, merchant Reid, pattern maker 44 James Angus, 23 R A Lucas, David G Greer, county reg- 36 Jarnes jr, merchant merchant 46 Daniel McCallum istrar Crook Street, west sise Park-st intersects Bay - st intersects Hilton and Bruce - sta intersect C J Boligan, grocer 37 John Muir, barrister 58 Vacant lots 9 Sheppard Latham Frank Flaherty, carter 41 Alex Bruce, barrister 11 John Way, blacksmith 62 Wrn Dickson, carpenter 43 R Dunlop, com merchant Hess - st tntersects 13 Thomas Hall, fitter 64 Jas T Barnard, clerk 45 Jas Malcolm, accountant 66 John Hendry, pattern mkr 17 Fred Weaver, laborer Alex Irvine, carpenter 47 John Stewart, merchant 23 John Clayton, painter 68 John McKeown, moulder a Robert Palmer, book-keeper Bay-st intersects far 29 Alfred Presnell, blacksmith 70 John Hope Queen-st intersects 31 John Mills, carpenter 72 Charles Flack, grocer 53 Gregor Thompson, shoe- Wm Ross, machinist Robert McFarlane, farmer 33 Caroline. st intersects maker -• 39 Henry Wild, laborer John Smith 67 Samuel Burns • 41 Wm McMenemy, policeman Vacant lots 69 James Harvey, clerk Alfred Grigg, clerb John Morris, engineer Barton-st intersects 73 James Castell, policeman Locke-st intersects Queen - st intersects Caroline-st intersects laborer Detronport Street, east side, from John Stewart, 142 John Battershill, printer 75 337ork to Tom 144 Richard Skill, clerk Garth-st intersects Wm Murphy, carpenter Vacant lots Elias Easterbrook, grocer 146 Wm Hudson, organ maker Conoession Street, south sise i8 George Myers, laborer 148 Wm Lawson, carpenter Queen-st intersects 22 R Walker, stone cutter 15 0 Richard McCarthy, laborer ' John Stuart, grocer 26 August Sheck, piano maker 152 Edward Bates, upholsterer 143 Hugh McLean, baker James Turner, merchant 154 N Wagstaff, machinist 145 Mrs Catharine Banks Vacant lots Tom-st intersects 147 Thomas Ritchie, watchman Bay - st intersects 149 J B McLean, cabinet maker Bay - st intersects Devonport Street, west eh, Cricket grounds 151 John Langford, carpenter Vacant lots I John Toman, machinist Ray and Locke-sit intersect 3 John Blane, painter Locke - st intersects liess - st intersects 5 Edward Ryckman, laborer Thomas Franey, laborer Wm Maxwell, laborer James Rament, laborer 7 Fred Rice, laborer Charles Burgess, laborer James Cook, laborer 9 George Carson, laborer Queen-st intersects James Stevenson, iron roller Chris Walters, laborer 15 John Moore, laborer L Shepherd, laborer — Perkins, laborer James McKeand 19 A hIcLaughlin, porter A Walters, stove mounter George Norwood, laborer 21 Jas Weatherston, carpenter Locke-st intersects John Pfair, laborer Wm Boswell, gardener 29 John McInerney, laborer George Craven, blacksmith Garth-st intersects Crooks Street, east sise, from Tom-st intersects Garth-st intetwets York to Barton Duke Street, south Side Duke Street, north sise, from 100 Drindurn Street, east side, from 2 George S Fisher, carpenter James south to western limita Miss Isabella Reid 8 W Morden, corn merchant 5 Matthew Leggat, merchant end of King west to York 12 Peter Fraser, policeman 2 Robert Service, merchant 7 Robert Roy,- merchant Vacant lots 230 IIAMILTON CET DIIt ECTOR Y. Bee. EL& 231 EAR. Elk/. 48 Robert Hall, agent 47 Thos Tom - st intersects King, machinist 33 Mrs Mary 0 Christie, pattern n.a.ker Middlewood 5 R Vacant 54 John Acheson Erans-st intersects Thos O'Neil, blacksmith 51 B J Morgan, flour dealer Michael Moren. labor( r 56 Alfred Moore, policeman 63 J B Anderson, pattern inkr .las A Leach, mason Hunter st intersects Evans - st intersects 65 Vacant 67 Vacant carpenter 53 Rev W B Curran Dundurn Street, west side 66 John Burke, 69 Vacant 68 Wm White, blacksmith 55 Murray A Kerr, merchant bricklayer 73 Frank Stinson, porter Alf Cheesman, 72 Isaac Davis, blacksmith 57 Donald McPhie, plumber laborer Bernard McCowell, Cannon-st intersects. Vacant houses M McGowan, butcher Cannon - st intersects Stinson-st intersects Florence - st intersects 78 Jeremiah Fenton, policeman 75 Jas Howard, mason 77 Elias King, porter John Sullivan, laborer " Mrs Logan, seamstress East Avenue scrath, west sicle Daniel Connell, laborer tor W Leanea, fireman Nirs Ann Hibbard 88 St Patrick's Church 90 Wm H Hunt, turner 105 John Alexander, laborer Wm Strongman, carpenter 107 Chas 92 Thos Edwards, butcher Fizunilton, laborer Main .st intersects Tom - st intersects 94 Henry Pember. laborer iii Thos Henwood, rope maker 96 P NIcAndrew, laborer 30 Alex Duncan, merchant James Pusey, handle maker Robert - st intersects Vacant lots 32 Wm Morgan, flour dealer Jones - st intersects 121 Get, Stanton, whitewasher 34 W H Secord, corn merchant Bernard McCowell, laborer liarton - st intersects 123 John Graham. shoemaker 38 Andrew W Gage, jeweler 162 W L Jamieson, watchman 125 Samuel Groves. blacksmith 40 W Trusdale, wood dealer East Avenue north, east side, 168 Henry Cottrell, cooper 1 37 James Franks, painter 42 Jonathan P Carpenter from 258 King east to South 170 John McMullen, cooper 143 Vacant 44 Rt Rev P F Crinnon, D D 145 David J Everitt, pump- 6 Samuel Barker, solicitor 172 James Jones, traveler Hunter-st intersects " ChasPercy, treasurer GWR 176 Charles Smith, carpenter maker 182 Wm hiulveen, laborer 147 Charles Hughes, carpenter Elgin Street, King William - st intersects east side, from 16 190 George Dunn, ropemaker Barton-it intersects Wilson north te Barton 8 Daniel Evans, tailor 194 Wm C Clarke, bricklayer 157 John McVittie, laborer Mrs Elizabeth Harper 12 John S Stone, lantern manuf 196 Wm Lewis, laborer 161 14 John Schwendeau, tailor 198 Thos Bradley, laborer James R Greenwood, hatter 4 James Webster, mason 167 16 Mrs Ann Smith zoo Wm Watkinson, bricklayer Wm Gleason, oil refiner 6 Mrs Sarah Smith, boarding 169 Miss Julia Brown, fore- 8 18 J H Harvey, machinist 202 Vacant Mrs Hannah Case woman to Walter Woods, merchant 20 Vacant 204 Chas Bridges, laborer 173 1Vm Towers. carpenter 12 R G Pole. book-keeper 22 Vacant 206 A 'I' Smith, hatter 179 26 James Lavery, carpenter Lewis Rose, coin merchant 14 S V King, moulder South-st intersects 195 Wm Albins, 28 Wm Stevens, painter laborer 199 Kelly - st intersect, 28i Albert Young, book-keeper George Tompkins, plumbei East Avenue North, west sick seal Vacant 30 John Knapman, carpenter 16 Samuel James Peterie, foreman Arthur, builder 34 Mrs Benj Dunnett Joseph Brown, clock maker 16i John E Bull, clerk 3 Andrew Connor, rnachinist Wilson- .t intersects South-st intersects 18 Mrs E Tallman 9 James Brown, hide inspr 20 Lewis Pinkson, laborer 36 Vacant East Avenue south, east side, 22 John Duignan, King Williinn- st intersects clerk 38 Robert Reader, moulder from end. of King east to Stin- 24 Mrs Carharine Dunn 40 John Aitcheson, pattern 13 C H Jones, traveler son 26 Miss Mary Ann Foquett, maker 15 Geo Smith, packer Vacant lots seamstress Francis Stewart, machinist 42 Fred Lehman, lithographer 19 Main-ct intersects 28 Thos Greenaway, mariner 44 Robert Findlay, laborer 37 Vacant 30 Joseph Gates, fish dealer 46 James Gibbons, gardener 41 John Hastie, laborer 31 Wm R Resner, clerk 32 G E Lumsden, editor Times I

HAMILTON STREET DIRiCibRl' 233 , - 0. ELL. EUX. ED[E. 59 Chas Heins, upholsterer 34 Sanluel Moore, machinist 45 John C Milne, founder Er+ant,rt inttrstds Hugh McKenzie, moulder 36 David Trumpeller, tailor 47 C P Baghott, traveller 67 George Croll, blacksmith 8o Robert Howes, gardener 49 Win Johnston, photographer Cannon-st intersects 1Vm Allan, contractor 71 Mrs Annie Sutton 82 Mrs Ellen Gallivan 51 9o Wm Yates, hricklayer 67 D A McNab, deputy sheriff 73 John Jackson, laborer Vacant grounds 75 - Yates, gardener 92 James Whelan, laborer Robtrt-st intersects Robtrt-st inttrstcts Evans-st intmeds Cannon-st inttrsaYs 73 W T Taylor, clerk GW R 68 Daniel Curell, grocer 94 Richard Press, grocer 75 Alex McGillivray 77 E G Parker, shoemaker 70 John H Dodsworth, cabinet- 96 Joseph Hargrove, agent 77 Edward Goff, machinist 81 Captain Sweet maker 83 Thomas Bale, agent 98 John Hall, pattern maker 72 Lewis Groves, pedler 79 Mrs Elizabeth Cusack 81 John F Jagoe, excise ofiicer zoo Wm A Wilson, tinsmith 84 Daniel Curley, blacksmith Cannon-st inttrserts i o6 George Parker, machinist 741 Jas Waterhouse, carlxnter 83 Henry Taylor, engine driver 87 to8 James Liddell, carpenter 76 Joel H Stewart, machinist 87 Ben Allan, broker David Wark, constable 89 Hugh Wallace, tinsmith 97 Thos Nixon, policeman 112 A McKenzie, carpenter 78 Matthew Spring, enameller 114 John Sullivan, laborer 81 C F Williams, carriage trim'r 91 Win Burgess, machinist 99 Thomas Cline, engineer 93 Win Work, laborer tor B R Powell, plasterer Win Robinson, constable 82 Mrs N:llen Riddle, boarding Eric Bower, shoemaker 86 Wm Smale, painter 95 John Stevens, baker 97 John Armstrong, carpenter Barton-st inttrserts Bernard Cox, shoemaker 88 Samuel Stephens, moulder Michael Murphy, shoemaker go Charles 1)allyn, hair-dresser 99 Charles R Hunt, tinsmith 177 Henry Campbell, laborer 101 John Torrey, clerk Charles Mooney, laborer 92 John Wafer, carpenter 185 John Batsone, baker James McFeggan, policeman 103 James Searls, turner 94 Jeft Stephens, carpenter 193 Joseph Thompson, laborer Michael 105 James O'Brien, grocer Graham, moulder 96 Francis Wilkinson, grain 203 Wm McLaughlin, laborer Win I,ittlejohns, bricklayer dealer Barton-st rnttrstds. Sorth-st inttrsuts Jas Hobbs, carpenter 98 M F Dwyer, carter James Hurley, moulder io6 Robert Elliott, carpenter Ellen Street, from 133 Caroline Emerald Street north, east SddA, Barton-st intersects Bartnn-st intersects nprth, W98t to $688 from 258 King east to the Bay Vacant grounds County Gaol Not built upon RtI John's church South-st intu Elgin Street, west side King William-st intersects weet Side I Matthew Kent. slater Emerald Street North, 36 Daniel Barry Emerald Street south, ea8t aide, 38 Mrs Mary Smith &om ring east to Stinsom 3 G Swatzenburger, shoemaker Vacant lots 40 Benj Chrysler, carpenter 7 Charles Myles, coal dealer 7 l:eo H Gillespie, com mer- Ain,q William-st ixterseds 46 C Squires 9 Geo Ochs, carpenter chant 11 Vacant 25 V Steinmetz, tailor James Connolly, grocer Wilson-st inttrstds Main-st interseds 13 31 Wm Strickland, machinist 48 Patrick Shea, laborer Kelly-st intersects. 33 James Henderson 43 David Morton. soap I 35 Charles Mason, engineer 50 Robert Warren, butcher 57 E 'C Leavenworth, m; 23 S W Townsend, customs 39 Edwin Ferneaux, carpenter 52 George Buckingham, painter 59 Luther D Sawyer, ma officer Bible Christian Church 54 Peter \lainland,carpenter 73 Vacant Jos Beatty, laborer 45 Rev G H Copeland 58 James Dixon, fruit dealer 75 25 6o Wm H Patridge 27 Patrick Crawford Win Dixon, fruit dealer 77 R R Morgan, flour 29 Alex Sutherland, carpenter Wilson-st intersuts 62 W Nash, bricklayer Egerton Healey, clerk 64 Thos Fish, general dealer .i inxon-,et éntpraerbr 31 Wm Kleinsteiber, cigar mkr machinist 53 70 George Jerritt 33 R C Williamson, 55 James Smith, blacksmith Emerald Street 8onth, wee 72 Robt Hopkins, shoemaker Cannon-st intersects 57 James Hopkins, weaver Vacant grounds 6 I 234 HAll1LTON STREET D IRECTO k V. 235 ERI. FER. FER. FER. Main-st intersects victoria-4ml inutrueet, 88 Edwin Dailey, patent medi- John Williams, fish dealer 21 Wm O'Brien, moulder cines Vacant houses 90 F L Hooper, ins agent Rebecca.« Intersects S Sexsmith, cutter Ratit-ano inteasecto too David Murray, florist 54 John B Dayfoot, manfr Vacant house 116 Wm Rodgers, engineer 37 Miss A Morrison, boarding 58 H M Morgan 146 Thos Carruthers. laborer Wilson - st intersects Hunter-st intersects. Ferguson Avenue, east side, from 148 Vacant 15o Mrs Hannah Power 164 Xing east to the Bay 45 Henry G Franz, tailor 74 H 1) Cameron, manager an, 152 John O'Neil, fireman 47 John Johnson, machinist Hamilton prov and loan 2 Wm Mulcally,ilaborer - 49 Thos Arthur, carpenter 4 Vacant Barton ,g intersects. society. 51 Mrs Mary Burns Edward Burns. merchant Alex Cuthbertson, wool 8o 6 162 John Holondrake, laborer 53 Wm Murphy, grocer sorter 164 George Goff, painter Stinson-st intersea's Stewart, excise officer 55 Luther Eckerson, artist 8 John 166 John Smale, laborer Alex to Robert Ewen, melodeon agt 59 Reid. book-keeper Erie Avenue, east side, from end 168 Tnomas Green, mariner 61 Alfred Dailey, clerk of Main south to Alanson King lelltam-st intersects 170 Wm Jones, laborer 63 Hugh Weston, carriage mkr house Railway Crossing Kelly Vacant 19 MTS Mary Preddis and Cannon sta intersect ; Michael Ryan 22 Phillips David. carpenter Pilkey & Bush, tanners H & N W Railway offices Vacant lots 24 Wm Kelso, machinist John Connors, laborer 26 Thos Aldridge, shoemaker Strachan-st intersects Robert.« intersects 28 Wm McAndrew, printer Stin SOD -81 inkr8tet8 Geo Thompson, pensioner 121 John Menorgan, moulder Clarkson Freeman, carpenter 30 123 Jasper Hurrell, printer Andrew Mowatt, mason Henry. hackman 32 Albert Simcoe-st intersects 125 Wm Gardiner, musician Alanson-st intersects 34 George Forbes, teamster 127 Albert Stairs, musician 36 James Roach, Laborer Methodist Episcopal church Wm Smale, grocer 129 W Pratchett, merchant Erie Avenue, west side Rebecca-st intersects. 131 James Stephens, moulder Ferrie-s/ intersects Vacant lots 40 Robed Nisbet, lumber mer- 133 Peter Barr, machinist Mrs S J White chant Vacant lot 135 Mrs Mary Loveland r 37 Robert Dick, laborer intersects Abraham Ouster, laborer Stinnon-st Wilson-st intersects Robert M Stephenson, steel 139 John Colvin, clockmaker grinder T4 1 John Colquhoun, book- Robert Murray, shoemaker 42 James Miller, grocer keeper Jno Ferguson, shoemaker 46 T G Taylor, machinist Picton-st intersects Mitchell, plasterer Barton and Simeoe - sts intersect Alanson-st intersects. 48 Joseph 5o Charles Duncan, grocer Vacant lots :Michael O'Connor, moulder 52 G R Shepherd, book-keeper Evans Street, from 87 Wellington 54 Mrs Sarah James Macaulay-st intersects &radian.« intersects north, east to Emerald Chas Fry, printer 58 Ferguson Avenue, west side Thomas Downer, grocer Vacant lot Kelly-st intersects Arthur Goulding, laborer James l'inch, policeman Miss Margt Moyes, milliner Fred Walters, moulder Richard Henry, hatter 64 Marshal Smith, millwright Gun sheds Vacant house 68 Wm Robins, tailor 3 Kenneth McLennan, bridge Wm Rowe, moulder Weet -ave intersects 70 Mrs Ruth Armstrong inspctr, H & N W George Hawe, moulder Mrs A laborer 76 Thos Erwin 5 M Stewart 1 George King, Leishman 7 James Aldridge, shoemaker Ferrie - et intersects 3 George Gregg, machinist 78 Mrs Mary 8o Charles T Jones, broker Vacant house 5 Wm Bewley, laborer King Welliani -at interstices intersects. Vacant lot Cannon-st 23 Robert Hall, laborer Picton.st intersects 236 HAMILTON STREET DIRSCTORY. 237 FEB. FEB. FLO. üsa. John Bailey, blacksmith John -of interacts 9 James Blows, laborer Dradrra-at iater.rda yacarlay-st interacts 5o Nicholas White, laborer 13 Abraham Hobson, laborer S= Mrs Kate Cohen r " Daniel Leahand, laborer Florence Street, south side Williamson, laborer Ferrie Street, north side from 54 Joseph Phillips, mason 25 Robert i John W Norman, laborer 298 James north to Welling- 069ba inr-at interacts Ma1V4b-at interacts 3 James Hancock ton ► 5 John Hill, cigar maker Michael Tulty, laborer 37 Capt Robert Johnston 7 Jas 'I'rickey, marble dealer 5 David Audette, teacher 68 John McGovern, pensioner 39 Wm Peace, sailor Wm I)y ^, laborer John Connors, brakeman 71 7 9 Wtn R McLung, shoe cutter Henry McCann, tailor Mary-0 interacts Bay-st interacts 9 11-13 Jos Robbins, shoemaker Hy Malcomson, carpenter 13 Edward Young, laborer Florence Street, north side from 15 Vacant BuyAaon-!t tn:erKetG 94 Henry Johnson, laborer 71 Ray north to west of Iinn- 17 1Vm Scofield, com traveler 96 Fred Cornell, laborer dnrn t9 R G Olcnsted, traveler 25 Mrs Eliza Stevens 98-lou Jas Campbell, laborer zt Jas Belling, jeweler 27 John Taylor, laborer 102 Vacant 4 Martin Foster, maltster Pearl-st intersects JoAw-at interacts 104 Chas Hilton, machinist 6 Mrs Grace McI)onald 8 Mrs Mary Sallaway 25 Mrs Ellen Foster Ferguson aw interacts 56 Patrick RfcKeever, laborer 14 Geo Brand, carpenter 27 Geo Mansfield, laborer CatAannnat inteneeta 126 Mrs Bridget Andrews 20 Chas Roffey, gardener 29 Geo Mills, lumber measurer Hy Hunting, cleaner, GWR 132 Patrick Lynch, rope maker Ptorl.at interacts 31 59 IVm Keating, confectioner 138 Henry Foster, moulder 33 Samuel Read, carpenter 67 Edward Tallman, laborer Vacant Mrs Hannah Catchpole Wellington-0 intrr.rteta 30 35 rary-st interacts 36 Wm Lockman, carpenter 37 Joseph Jocelyn, plasterer Ferrie Street west, north side, 40 Win H Lockman, carpenter 39 John Mitchell, stonemason g i Robert Perry, switchman 44 Thomas Jackman, fitter 44 James Summers, salesman to5 Robert Rump, laborer bota 281 James north to the Bay 46 John Fotheringham, wagon 45 Vacant Ferywoa-aoe i,u.r,cet. maker 47 Isaac Reynolds, mason io James Hurley, laborer 48 Vacant 49 Wm Snodgrass, carpenter 117 George Moore, laborer 12 HughTorrance, boiler maker Jno Fairbank, basket maker 50 Locke-st intersais 121 Chas Valentine, laborer 16 Win J Cronkshaw, book- 52 Vacant 125 Vacant keeper 54 Vacant 55 Vacant 131 Mrs Mary Burns, charwoman Mrs Elizabeth Malcomson 26 Locke-st interacts 133 John Jenkins, carpenter Sophia-K interacts VcNab-st interaecta 135 Levi Robinson, laborer Vacant lots 87 John Semmens, planing mill 139 Wm Gleeson, laborer 34 H Munsie, clerk Richard Hancoclc, laborer BopAia-+e ist.rnet, 143 Mrs Sarah Fisher engineer 44 David Kerr, Duadwn-8t iwter»aet, 147 Thos Partridge, pattern mkr 46 Robert Irvine, laborer 86 Henry Semmens, carpenter 88 Ben Pritchard, upholsterer Wellington-at intsrae*ta Bay-st intersects go Joseph Semmens, carpenter Gath Street, east side, from end Ferrie Street east, south side 56 Jas Moddick, cabinet maker of $ing west to the Mountain 1%WldYfn-st intt aectJ R Williamson, laborer 58 Jno Holman, pattern maker ► Henry Ohlman, laborer 12 Mrs Margaret Nelligan Burlington yacht club 94 Chas Neighom,marble cutter Alfred Chapman, laborer Massie's boat house flNyhaon at interateta 98 Geo Thompson, watchman Patrick Packham, brick mkr 102 James Hennessy, laborer Win Earl, brick mkr 26 Albert Frailanger, glass Ferrie Street west, south Me 104 Henry Fisher, laborer Brick yards blower z Mrs A Shuttleworth, grocer io6 Ars Matilda Yates, seam- rain-at interacts 28 Arthur Cullen, laborer 5 Richard Bolton, laborer stress 34 John Cook, laborer 7 Thos Williamson, teamster 118 E Bascombe, bricklayer Vacant lots S 1 REET ECTORY. 238 AMILTON ooR. 2 39 GEO. GEO. GEO. Street, north side, from 94 3 Vacant Concession-si intersects 92 Terence Scott, teamster Gere Mrs Mary Hankie, laundress James north, east to Catha- 7 David Little, barber 94 9 Donald Work, laborer 96 Joseph Burns, laborer rine Garth Street, vvest side 11 Ervin Crossley, salesman Vacant lots Vacant lots 13 James Addison, carpenter Charles Leaist, laborer 108 Win Larkin. laborer 14 G L MacKelcan. M D 15 Mrs Mary Field Nicholas Kellar, laborer Ito Andrew Larkin, laborer 16 John MacKelcan, M I) 17 Geo Honeyborne, carpenter 18 Geo Lee, fruit dealer Nous- st isiterseels Locke-st intersects 19 Jas McDonald, shoemaker

Rtighlon - st tnierueta Thos Hempstock, laborer Wellington-st intersect. blichael Fanning, farmer Primitive Methodist church Charles Gray, laborer George Street, south side 28 Mrs Mary Bates Drove Street, south Ede Vacant 2 Concession.« intersects 30 Vacant Peter Snyder, laborer 4 G Glass, shoemaker John- st intersects Daniel Pringle, farmer 13 Mrs Mary Case 7 George Watson, shoemaker Captain W H Nichols, J P 44 C C Robertson, grocer 8 Edwin Foster, shoemaker Caroline st intersects 5o Joseph Campbell, merchant to Wm Sturt, porter .. George Street, north side, from 33 Henry News, laborer 52 Wm Leith. architect I 2 Mrs Christina Rutherford 41. Bay south to Locke Francis C Bruce, seedsman 54 Vacant 16 Vacant 41 R Wilson 56 Wm Brown, freight agt GWR 18 Robert Wilson. butcher G I) Hawkins & Co, rt Mrs 2 shi 6o Charles Foster, merchant Isaac M M ann manufrs 43 Miss Margaret Cox 45 Robert Hunter, bailiff Inds** 12 John Shields, laborer Catharine-st intersects. Wellington et intersects 14 Wm Fogwell, carpenter 47 bIrs C Nicholson 16 Andrew Connor, machinist 49 John McCabe, traveler Dore Street, south side Greig Street, east side, from

18 Mrs Elizabeth Wagner, Ress - st interacts Queen street north seamstress 7 Pratchett & Son, corn mer 59 Mrs Marion Cochrane " Temperance R-form club Joseph Amett, painter Vacant Caroline - st anterucis 61 John Alanson, auctioneer 13 Mrs John Shaw, boarding 63 T S Ross, tnerchant tailor 15 Geo Chatterson, teamster John Gleason, laborer 38 Charles Foster, merchant 17 Mrs Maria Wood James Thompson. moulder 40 Vacant 65 F W Watkins, merchant 19 Vacant 42 Vacant Queen -st intersects Greig Street, west side 21 Rich Moreston, boarding 44 Hon A McKellar, Sheriff Patrick Williams, laborer 69 W J Lindsay, teller lingluton - at intersect, Heu st intersect, 71 Alex Rennie Vacant 23 Mark Mossman. shoemaker Vacant 54 Henry Whately, 73 George H Mills, barrister barrister Methodist Episcopal church Robert Hill, cabinet maker 56 George Sterling - Ray st intersects Lawrence Murphy, laborer 58 Robert hamess - Richardson, John st intersect*. Vacant house maker 77 Industrial school 79 W F McKay, printer 51 Win Collins Geo Skuce, laborer Queen.« intersects 81 Thomas Drope, lumber 53 D Boyd, cooper Vacant Geo Greig, laborer 7 0 John Moodie, fancy goods inspector 55 Mrs Emma Moore 83 Vacant 57 Benj Lewis, laborer Vacant house Ra y - st intersects 85 Vacant • 59 James Hobbs, bricklayer Wm Niblock, teamster Vacant 78 Wm J Black, traveler Pearl-st intersects Catharine-st intersects James Smith, laborer 8o J W Jones, barrister 82 Geo Robinson, cabinet mkr 95 Thomas Shea, laborer Grove Street, north side, from 3 GuiseStreet, north side, from 383 86 NVrn Pearce, engine driver 103 Daniel Sullivan, laber Liberty, east to Wellington James north to the Bay 109 P O'Brien, laborer Pearl -st intersects 1 Win Reid, carpenter 23 Win Braidwood, laborer Locke st intersects 240 HAMILTON STREET UIRHI-It,RY . 241 „t* t . saN. HAN . S.sŸ. 25 Lawrence Connolly, team- 3 1 W R Mulkins, merchant CatAannr-st pWryeb Loeke-a ,ntnures ster t 33-35 Vacan 46 Mrs Abbie T Abbott Chris Adcock, clerk John Farley, teamster 37 Mattin Hanley, blacksmith Porter, laborer mariner 56 Win Jas Lemon, lahorer 31 Richard Scott, teamster 39 Samuel Crawford, 62 David Towler, laborer John Gilbert, tailo r Miss Margaret Sinclair John-88 Hammett 4 1 And S Peter, stone cutter It " Henry Lavery, accountant Walnrt-st snJe (Iartk-sr intersects Miles' coal yard 43 Jas Douglas, sen, collector 76 Michael \Vhelan, laborer 45 Henry Pemberton, plasterer Murton & Reid's coal yard Mrs Rubert Melbourne 47 Joseph Hannon Sannah Street west, South sidé Guise Sttbet, south side Chas Locke, stonc cutter St Fred W Morgan, coachman 86 Henry Potter, laborer reJVab- st iraanrea Ralston 10 Joseph Clifton, laborer S3 Mrs Sarah House of Refuge 12 Mrs Alicia McRrier 55 Ralph McCormick, teamster 71 Rev John Hcbden 14 Miss Ellen Murray S9 John Calse, stone cutter durorart end s Park-+r intersects 16 Mrs Johanna 1)unn 6t Vacant 18 Mrs Phoelx Dummer 63 Michael Dwyer, laborer John B Young, book-keeper 20 Jas Havers, teamster 'Walnut-st ends Bannah Street west, north side Bay-N frawmea 24 Colin Munroe, tinsmith from head of Jame s south to 26 Vacan t 67 Patrick Connell, laborer Locke Edw Appleby, stove mounter 28 Edw Dunnett, clerk P 0 71 Eden Cushing, labore r 11'm Tansley, engineer 8 George J Williams, manager 30 Richard Green, tailor 77 James McCarthy, gardener Sam Cotterell, stove mounter Vacant Dun, Wiman & Co Wm Walker, stone mason gryAunt -st iatarascL 8z Vacant to Mrs T 1V 1Vilso n Sam Bailey, carpenter i 12 G B Spriggs, general freight Thos Henderson, waiter 32-34 P McAuliffe, grocer Ch"-st intersects agent G W R Denis Harris, grocer 38 Vacant 14 R B Caldwell, accountant 40 Mrs Mary A McCoy 93 Daniel Mahoney, laborer Carolnw-u ina►aeeta Arthur O'Neil, tailor 16 Jas Freeman, book-keeper 42 Wm Wright, teamster 93 18 John ( :erry, book-keeper Richard Rowe, florist 97 Mrs John Munr o 44 Mrs Bella Coulter Andrew Robb, watchman Walter Fricker, gradener .tteNa6 at 46 1Vm Daly, tailo r 99 inter ..eet . Mrs Jane Haye s 48 Patrick Earles, laborer 22 Aurora-st intersects W F Plastow, plumber mess-u interaeea 56 John Berry, teamster 24 Thos Watts . machinis t 58 Vacant 113 Patrick Coghlan, laborer Methodist church z t5 Mrs Thomas Evan s Bay-st intersects .h, hn- .t inter .,-t. Qwara-K intersects 117 Vacant Geo Patterson, machinist 72 City hospital 121 James Young, laborer Caroliws-it intersects Jos Lambert, carter Wetlington- .+t intersect s Locke-a intersects Hannah Street eaat, north side, John Stewart carpenter from 137 James south to Wel- Alex Crooks. laborer Thos Taylor, laborer lington Sannah Street east, south side Robert Ayers, laborer David 1)uncxn, machinis t James Smith, Lilder Bughson-st ends r ;arth st 4 J D Pringle, barrister Amos I )ontids, porter intersects Church of Ascension Sab- I 6 W Aspley Robinson, founder George McKeand, agent bath Scüool 8 B B Osler, barrister Thos Bus h Harriet Street, north side, from 12 Denis Moore, Founder 115 Caroline north, west to JeAn-st intersects Eess-rat inarssea Hess John 19 intermets 25 Vacan t Hugh Gordon, porte r 14 Peter Spence, sailo r 24 Wm Small, butcher CstAarine-st intersects r " Jos Webber, carpente r 26 Wm H McKay, baker QtleenRt intersects 16 Geo Tremworth, blacksmith 29 David Keddi e 28 R L Gunn, official assignee Levi Woodcroft, laboret 18 Candide Girard . teamster it 2 4 2 H AM I LTON STREET DIRECTORY 243 11•18. HIS. HE8. HES. 26 Alonzo Holmes, porter MeNibf iwtereecte 86 Wm Bumister, builder 7 t Jas Bricker, cabinet maker David Trimmer, brakesnan 73 A Myers, carpenter Hesa-et intersects 11 R P Street 90 John Abernethy, stone " Alfred Taylor, stone Brown, merchant cutter 13 Adam cutter 75 Jas Riach, harness maker Harriet Street, south side 21 Vacant 'Fhos Farmer, photographer 77 Alex McGowan, machinist Levi Haynes, laborer Park egad Itey - ste intereect 92 Mrs Eliza Macartney 79 Robt T Brown, machinist 3 Vacant 98 Mrs Charlotte McNeil 81 Robt Wilson, corn traveler 59 l'eter Crerar, carpenter 5 James Allen, blacksmith 83 Samuel Meadows, cabinet 61 James Hutchinson, hatter Ilarriet -st ends 7 Mrs C Towers, chanvoman maker 9 Fred Pfeifer, laborer Caroline- at intersects 104 Joseph James, blacksmith 85 Jos Mearce, laborer r " James Young, clerk 1°6 John R Smaul, fitter 87 Wm N1cGuigan, laborer Michael Noon, grocer 11 Mrs Catharine Gay ro8 Thos G Peat 89 Mrs Elizabeth Burns, bdg 13 Thos Garner, laborer Hue et Intersects 120 Andrew Cowan, clerk 91 Wm McKay, GW R 15 Ben Coombs, laborer 122 Daniel Downs, blacksmith 93 George Knox, G W R Harrison, mason 17 John Henderson.blacksmith John 124 Wrn J Meneilley, tinsmith 95 John Edmonstone, G W R James Falconer, carpenter Hefei« inter*ect 126 Thomas Jelly, clerk 99 Wm Wishart, machinist I" .17 - st intersects 103 Wm Johnson, painter Que•n Stuart-st intersects Head Street, north side, from to5 NVm Bradley, blacksmith II!! s " 107 Thos Peden, brakesman e Sophia , ENS .... Street north, east side, from liess Street tog Andrew Cameron, G W R John Cotter, carter north, west side a.m. ..e• • 183 King Street west to Stuart 222 Thomas Farrow, carpenter 1 R Knowles, traveler - " Wm Gordon 1 refiners-at intersects Market A intersect, 5 Wm I-1 Hannon, livery 113 Wm Curry, G W R . Iles,d Street, south side 24 Vacant 7 Wm Smith 115 Anthony Lyon, machinist 26 Mrs A Easson 9 W H Kenney, machinist wm Hand, pyrotechnist 117 Alex Hay, carpenter 28 Thomas Carlyle, porter 11 C Yuker, com traveler 119 George Pyle, fitter Robt Craig, tool keeper G 13 Patrick Hanlon, grocer 3 1 Patrick McCarthy, teamster 121 Wm Walton, laborer W R Vacant Wm F Shakelton, teamster 3 2 Marked intersects 123 Wm Burridge, moulder 34 James Badger, shoemaker 127 Mrs Isabella Lyon Dundurn - At intereect* 25 Edward Hughes, spring mkr Dominion Marble Works lit Napier - et intersects 29 Wm Smith, clerk Nicholas Cullinan, laborer çtuart-ot intersect*. OId Catholic cemetery 44 Mrs Eliza White Napier-'t intersects 46 John W Thompson, traveler 45 1Vrn Atcheson, grocer Hess Street south, east side, from Herkimer Street, north side, from 48 NIrs Mary Snowden 185 Zing west to the Mountain James west to Queen 5 0 James McIntosh, tailor Wrn Sharp, lumber dealer 52 Charles Brooks N1rs Barnes, drt_qsmaker Peter - st commences 7 Vacant lots 9 H Bennett, tobacconist York - st int•rxects Bay-st interuets 53 Mrs Eliza McCusker I I Wm Clinton, pattern maker 58 Matthew Dunn, stone cutter 55 Charles Thompson, carriage Geo Morton, George-st intersects whitewasher 6o Charles Elkington, electro maker Jas Robb, laborer plater Samuel McDowell 18 Mathew Howles, tinsmith Thos Hedley, upholsterer 62 John Clelland, boiler maker 15 Edward Brown, builder York - st intersects Herkimer 64 John Ross, blacksmith Main and Jackson its intersect Street, from James 66 Jos Colbeck, grocer City marble works west to Queen. 63 Wm H Harris, painter 41 John Dow, carpenter Cennon - st ends 65 R ( 1 Chas M Counsel' Smith, laborer Hunter-st intersect,. ta 3 11 C Baker, stock broker 7 0 Charles Eickoff, cigar mals " Richard 1 Smith, laborer ) 5 James Howard, agent 82 Thomas Malampy, G W R 67 George Potter, painter 45 Geo Feasel, gardener pc1 F-I 7 F W Gates, pres gas co 84 C P Petherick, lead glazier 69 Jas Wilkes, plasterer 47 Mrs Mary Ann Nealin 244 HAMILTON STR E ET DIRECTORY. 2 45 HIL. HUG. HUG. HUG. 49 Edw Downing, carpenter carpenter Primitive methodist church 4 Thomas Thureson, Murray - st intersects 51 Chas Curran, carpenter 6 George Street 74 Rev W Herridge 53 F Blake, laborer 78 George Denison, traveler 200 James Burnett, grocer Cancessian-st intersects 8o Stephen Webster, oil dealer 202 Samuel Crest, glass blower Bulil-st intersects. Ellton Street, west side 82 Mrs M A Cleary, boarding 204 Jeremiah Quinlan, laborer Vacant lots lt Edward Cleary, shoemaker 206 George Towers, sailor wm Job, shoemaker 84 Mrs Henry Saunders 208 John Brennan, carpenter Robinson - St intersects 5 Wm Miller, Shoeniaker 88 Albert S Vail, merchant 210 Edward Morton, painter 212 Jno C Stacey, mattress mkr Conees•ibn-st intersects Lewis I3auer Jas Fisher, stove mounter Mrs Wynn Congregational church 214 Mrs Mary Malloy 216 Wm Bolton, carpenter John Hislop, blacksmith Can/1011.st intersect, Thos O'Connor, laborer Hughson Street north, east side, Stuart - st intersects from 34 King east to Guise 98-104 J H Killey & Co, engin- Concession.« intersect. cers 218 Richard Dowle, clerk -- 4 Wm l'ease, barber 106 Jno Acheson, pattern maker 220 Fred Childs 6 Hubert Martin, saloon Hoes Street south, west side 120 Nfrs Elizabeth NVilson 222 John Smith, plasterer 8 J D Pringle, barrister 3 John l'atterson 123 1) NIcFeggan 224 Patrick Carroll, laborer " John Pearson, accountant 4 James Murray, corn traveler 226 Mrs Mary Sewell to J R Hinds, clerk Robert - st intersects 6 Vacant 228 Vacant 12 Joseph Woon, tailor 138 J W M -Arthur, bookkeeper 230 NIrs B O'Brien George - st intersects 14 P Hennessy, lock manuf 140 Vm Omaad, carpenter 16 J H Bland, barber Strachan,t intersects 14 James Osborne, grocer Clayton & Taylor, painter, 142 Henry M Coates, letter car- 16 John Glassco, hatter 238 Johnston, carpenter 18 Hugh Hennessy, locksmith rier George

- " Coates & Otnand, nickel Main st intersects " John Wilmot, scale maker Sinsci,e - st intersects platers 22-24 John Adams, plumber 30 Robert McElroy 1 44 Geo Lambert, boiler maker Wesleyan Church 22 Thos G Furnivall, tailor King William - st intersects 146 George Carmichael, hack- 266 Mrs L Adley man 258 Edw Sanderson, carpenter Jackson - st intersects Harry Barnard, coal and 148 Nfrs M A Boyle 260 John Pearson, hackman wood 42 Wm Johnston, blacksmith 15o Adam 'I'yson, feather cleaner 266 Bernard Flach, moulder Central fire station 44 Wm Scott, packer 152 WM Arthur, 268 John Hotrum, carpenter 42-44 Mrs Ann Drinnon plasterer 46 Alex Kay, machinist 154 'Fhos Smith, laborer 46 Joseph Taylor, jeweler Ferrie - st intersects 156 Fred Landau, traveler Ilunter-st intersects 48 James Shearer, carpenter 158 Edward Roney, tailor 5 0 John Leitch, machinist Vacant lot 5 0 Thos W McInnes, baker 16o Mrs Mary Whiteman 274 Thos Baird, glass blower Vacant lots Rebecca - st intersects 162 Alex Dingwall, mason 276 E W Cory, sailor 164 Mrs Catharine Riddle 278 John O'Connor, laborer Bold and Herkimer as Worse« 52 Vacant 166 NIrs Ann Murphy 280 Thos Anderson, laborer 56 Rev H Johnston, B D 1Vm Pearson, butcher 168 George Salter, machinist 282 Jas McInty, laborer 58 Thomas Bale, mason 17 0 Thomas Applegate,hackman 284 Patrick Bennett, laborer Markland - st intersects. 6o Henry Harding, plumber 172 Patrick Scanlon, laborer 286 John Anderson 64 John McDonald, hackman J Patterson, stone cutter 174 Lewis Johnston, blacksmith 288 Robert Gray, laborer " E Brown, machinist Wm Lane, bricklayer 176 John Faller, laborer 66 John J Kirkness, photogra- Picton - st intersects 178 Henry Turner, gardener Concessiun-st intersects. pher 18o John Kemp, carpenter 68 Wm T Crowther, music 298 Vacant 300 John Shiefly, glass blower Hilton Street, east side, from teacher Rarton - st intersects Markland south to Concession 72 Patrick Nugent, sailor 302 Wm McPherson, laborer 182 Newton Galbraith 3 04 Nicholas Dally, laborer 2 Daniel A Bedwell, cutter Gore st interucta Thos Hutchison, fireman 310 John Roach, packer 246 HAMILTON STREET DI R ECToRY. 24 7 HUO. HUG. BUG. HUG. Dr Alex C Reid 311 Joseph Phillips, mason 1 55 225 Edw Hawkes, janitor I Eughson Street south, east side, J M Villiams & Co, manufr 227 Daniel Mulcahey, checker Macaulay - st intersects frorn 17 Bing east to Hannah 29 Chas Ducklaw, Gore -st intersects teamster Vacant lots Edward McGiverin, carriage Strachan - st intersects 328 Mrs Mary Powler 77 Mrs Hutchinson Clark hardware 33 0 Thomas Elliott, laborer 85 Mrs J W Ballou 231 John Hannon, laborer A Duncan Sz Co, wh dry gds Munro, Henderson & Mae- 33 2 Jacob Kuhn, basket maker 87 Wm S Nixon, printer 233 1Vilson Barr, clerk kenzie, wh clothing pars 334 Mis Mary Findlay Wm Robertson, tailor T Horn, carpenter 336 Vacant 89 Henry G Frasi, machinist 243 Mrs John Webster Thos Myles, coal dealer 33 8 Vacant r " Jas Wishart, implement mfr 245 Wm Daly, employe G W R Main. st intersect* 0 34 Patrick Colvin, grocer 9i Mrs John Brocklesby 249 E McHenry, glass blower 93 C D Cullum, carpenter Prince's square Wood - st i te -sects 95 Wm Murton, book-keeper Sinn'se at intereede Registry office 97 Wm Mackay, watchmaker 342 David McFadden, grocer 251 Timothy Crofton, laborer Ja (-Leon - At intersects John Kelly, laborer 253 Thos W Laird machinist 348 Cannon - a intersects 35 0 Moses Blondin, engineer 255 Michael Dake, moulder Christadelphian church 352 Mrs Mary Geddes 105 Mrs Harriet McCulloch Primary school R T S Powell, ins agent Mrs Susannah %Vetherall 109 George H Hills 354 Ilunter - st interxrct. 356 John Reardon, laborer iii A E Carpenter, contractor 261 John Nelligan, clerk 358 Michael Reardon, laborer 113 Mrs James Sutherland 263 M Nelligan, wagon maker 51 R Montgomery, ta% ern 117 Peter Ruthven 265 Richard Fe uer. laborer Hay Market Iturlington - st intersects 63 John Hutchings, gardener Robert-it intersect. Ferri-,t intersects 368 John Thompson, sr, grocer 65 Wm Wilson, laborer r " John Thompson, jr, boat bdr 143 Wm Woods, broom maker 275 Mrs E Smith, grocer 67 Nliss Ellen Morrison 370 Thos Vincent, laborer 145 Mrs Geo Wagstaff 277 Patrick Donnelly, laborer 69 Vacant 374 John Voll, glass blower 147 Mrs Robert Halson r " F,dward Shena, laborer 71 Vacant 279 Vacant 380 Wesley Lee, ship builder Aupusta•st intersect,. Barton - st in teraects 281 Jatnts Gssisest intersects Kelly, laborer 183 Vacant 283 Patrick Callan, laborer 83 Mrs Annie Warrren liughson Street north, west side 185 Wm Lonsdale, machinist 285 James Vallance, carpenter 87 Richard Greene, clerk 187 Lenton Williams, carpenter Picton - st intersect« Cath.trina - st inter.ectx Jos Greenfield, agent 189 Samuel Hunting, gardener 3 Times Printing Co 305 Hamilton Glass works Vacant lots 1 93 Mrs 1Vm Lendrum iz David Little, barber Jas Stannard, carpenter Macaulay - et intersect* Ilannah - st inters ,cts. 13 Mrs Mottashed M A Davis, agent 1 95 315 Edgar Mortimer. laborer 15 George Hunter, tailor 197 1Vm Burrow, founder 17-19 Alonzo James, restaurant 317 Michael O'Neil, laborer 1 99 Mrs William Ambrose 21 Fred Ashbaugh, livery 329 Vacant Ilughson Street south, west side Murray - st in tersectr 331 John McNichol, laborer - Bank of Commerce King Williant st intersects 335 Thomas O'Neil, laborer 203 Mrs Michael Carney James Turner & Co, wht/le- 31 Robert George, tailor Vacant lots 205 Vacant sale grocers 33 W D Mills, builder 207 Wm Devine, laborer Wood- st intersects 35 C K Domville, loco supt, G intersects 209 John Hartnett, laborer W R Vacant lots 211 John McCarthy, laborer 1 0-1 4 Vacant 37 Aaron Sayman. tunb repairer 213 George Harris, glass blower Burlington - st intersects 16 lion H B Bull 43 Mrs Hannah Smith Thomas Meagher, laborer 28 Eusebe Elems, shoemaker 215 • 67 45 John Williams, laborer Henry Gillern, laboier 49 Edw Harris, boarding Stuart - st intersects 373 Chas Lee, insp pub works slacloon-,t intersccrs

Rebecca-st intersects G W R bridge Guise et intersects 30 Vacant • 2 48 HAM Ill ON STREET DIRECTORY 2 49 HUBI. HUN. HUN. HUN. 42 John Burgess, teacher 49+ George Sharp, builder Thos Winfield, machinist 8o Mrs Sarah Hoffman 51 Denis Neil Vacant grounds 82 Thomas Healey Hunter-a intersect. 84 Arthur Donnelly, teamster " Mrs Mary Sinclair Victoria are internees 5 0 David Boyd, carpenter 53 Peter Kane, grocer 86 Fred Werkner, butcher 52 Alfred R Lovell, clerk Vacant grounds Catharnse-st usterauts Walnut-al interset!, 54 John Burns, laborer East - are me. /wet, 56 George Wynn, shoemaker 55 Vacant 88 Mrs 1) Stewart 58 Thomas Stevenson, cabinet 59 Win Stevenson, carpenter Richard Morgan 90 Mrs Ann WiIson maker 94 C W Passmore, paper hanger 61 A Nichols, baker Emerald-st •ntersecti 6o Win Reid, boarding house 63 Miss Sarah Estress 102 Vacant 66 James Gay. accountant 65 Wm Howard, tailor Hunter Street east, south side 104 George Goddard, gunsmith 68 nos Mason, merchant 71 Vacant baker Cherry - st trUermeta 7 0 Dr Samuel Carter 73 Wm Armstrong, farmer 4 G Stevenson, laborer 75 Mrs Eleanor Lynd 6 Wm Richardson, St Patrick's school Augusta - ,t i n !from,' 77 John Lee, grocer 8 John Shay, machinist Nimmo Liberty - st intersect, 76 Owen Kennedy, tailor 79 Vacant 12 Mis Susan Sec YMCA 78 G W Johnson. teacher 81 George 1Villiams, 14 Wm Givin, 120 P Stewart, clerk carpenter traveler 784 Corn Hayhoe, garde. ,er 83 Vacant 16 John Harris, corn 124 Frederick Dunn, cabinet 89 Richard Pray, hackman 87 Mrs Smith i8 A Wunder, artist maker 20 Vacant 126 Charles Gibbs, blacksmith Catharina and Maria - atsintersect Walnut - st intersect, Fluyhson - st intersects 130 S S Rolls, carriage trimmer 98 John Calder, merchant 93 John Williams, butcher (korge Walker, carriage 21 Jacob Johnson. tailor 100 Vacant 95 John W Healey, corn agert painter 24 G H H Hill 102 W H Glassco, furrier 97 R W Hynds, book-keeper 232 Thomas ()Id, laborer tinsmith for Thos Hartley, laborer 26 John Robinson, 134 Wm Gowan, stone cutter Ila mush - xi interaecta 103 John Bingham, laborer 32 Wm H Pim, carpenter 136 Henry Pearcey, stone cutter 105 Mrs Sarah Brick 34 Vacant 138-140 James Carson, moulder Hunter Street east, north side, John-st snfereert. 142 Henry Sutton, baggageman from 61 James south, t,o Em- Cherry -xt intersects 144 Donald Dawson, tax col- erald 107 Jacob Gould, carpenter 38 Jos Hancock, flour dealer lector 113 40 Mrs James Harris 1 Samuel Carr Robert Peebles, carpenter Wellington-st Intersect* 115 John Hope, tanner 42 Levi Potruff 3 John J Amor, carriage mkr Amos carpenter 117 Mrs Sarah Jackson 44 Potruff, Mrs Hugh .McMahon 5 Mrs Campbell 46 Miss Minerva Jones Primary school 7 P J Culhane, bill poster 119 Peter Sinclair, laborer 48 E A Crossman, artist West-are satersee, 9 Horace Terryberry, laborer 121 Mrs J Rodgers 123 Thomas Reid, carpenter 48+ Wm Cosgrove, shoemaker s Matthew Richardson, shoe- 50 Mis Eliza Iredale maker 27 Mrs R Stern, grocery Hunter Street west, north side, 129 James Strauss, carpenter 52 John Cloyd, farmer to Garth Huy/min - xi intersects Catharine - sr interarcts Spring-st ends l'rivate grounds Hamilton hotel 58 N M Black. broom manfr 131 Henry Pettigrew, carpenter Park - si intersect, 6o Joseph Kendall, maltster John- ai internee 133 McVicker, th1smith A St James' R E Church 135 James Herod, bricklayer 64 Neil McKay, blacksmith 39 Peter Moore, laborer 66 36 Samuel Crawford, grocer Mrs K Crossman Jacob Volker, tailor 41 1-1 Klinger, machinist 68 W F Maidment, clerk 38 John Campbell, ham curer 43 'Moms Ralston, printer Wellington - st intersects. 7 0 Mrs H Beckett 40 Alex Gillies, com traveler 45 John Vernatter, machinist Mrs Elizabeth Calder James A Watts, agent 74 G Finlayson, baker 42 47 Mrs M Deefe 76 Wm Strongman, policeman 44 Wm Acres, furrier 49 James Butler, machinist 1Vettt ate intersect. 78 Wm Stoneham, plasterer 46 MTS M Brass o 250 YAMILTAN 51'I:Ii6:T DIKM:CTnRY. 251 HIIN. HUN. INC. JAC. 103 James Carroll Fred GottorfC, marble cutter Bay-st intersects 3 George Ga;dener, dealer 33 I I I John Kennedy, grocer David Watson, ntoulde.r 5 Henry Ing, silver plater 35 52 Thos Connor, porter (;eo Gallagher, boiler maker 7 Jas Bowden, white washer t,laerw•at intersects 37 Birtwistle Mercer, tailor 41 Vacant Edward Hilton, manager 9 James Kitt, shoemaicer 4 119 Vacant 43 Mrs M Mackintosh Canadian mutual ins co tt Mrs E Stevens 13 Michael Donovan, hackman 121 Alfred Bowditch, accountant Robert Watson, moulder 56 James Martin, baker 123 Thomas Allen. clerk 15 ► ohn Silver, shoemaker St .uaryrt intersects 58 James Snodgrass, clerk 125 Mrs Maria Harns 64 Vacant 17 Mr, Ann Ward 21 Charles llill, carpenter Ray-st inter-ru Inchbury Street south, east side, Caroline-st intersects XeNab-at intersects 137 Vacant from 305 York to Florence 78 Henry Turnbull, sexton 139 Thorn u Mitchell, laborer 8 Robt Hinchcliffe, machinist 8o P L Scriven, engraver Presbyterian church 143 John Mitchell, la':orer 22 Thomas Nugent, laborer 82 James B Stacey, cabinet CAariea-se intersects 145 Albert C Best, clerk maker h7urnsee-^tintersects 147 Win Ranwick, porter l:Wlt go John Gilmore, cabinet ma- 31 R R Waddell, barrister 151 Win Ramsuy, laborer ker Park-xr inl--.err Inchbury Street eonth, weet side 94 R E Gallagher, teacher Pearl-st intersects 96 Mrs C B Sheppard, music Central Schunl 3 Vacant Wm Ford, clerk teacher 155 ; John Bickell, carpenter 157 Alfred Ram, carpenter 98 Henry Bedlington, corn trav- Rait-et iNtu-sect.+ 7-9 Vacant 167 Vacant Senimens' carriage factory eler 49 Augustus Green, gardener 09 Jalnes H^)yle, tailor z i Wm Little, baker (le-s-4 inter.+ecex David Ridd, cashier Canada 51 171 Thos Exley. printer 23 John Shipton, machinist lite ins co • too David Garson. builder Donald Dallas, porter 53 Robert Campl-ell, pottery Locke--t interxectg 25 Mrs Lilly Campbell 104 55 James C;reenhill, traveler P,'orenee-et intersects i o6 Win Bews, corn traveler 59 Daniel Lemessurier, painter Inchbury Street north, east side, Quten-st intersects 61 Robert K Hope from 296 York to St Mazy's Jackson Street east, north side, 63 -j J Mason 6 c:harles Johnson, carpenter from James, south to Welling- t t8 Wm Scott, carpenter 67 Thomas Stephens, machinist Wm Harrison, shoemaker 8 James Naylor, woolen manfr ton 124 '' P:iillil, Stephens. machinist 126 Wm Cook. laborer 14 Walter Anderson, tire man (Th is Btrsst ras Jorwss ly raUsd Malles La•s) 128 John Young, moulder Caroline-st intersects I 's "fhomas Adatns, carpenter 22 Wm Taft, engine driver 7 Henry Kronsbien, tailor Ray-et intersects y John Campbell, ham curer 69 James I)odrnan, grocer 24 Joseph Neville, machinist A Tayl r, hats, etc Vacant lot 142 Thos Win6eld, grocer 71 =6 Joseph I )unn, engine driver C 146 Vacant 73 Alfred Bingham, tinsmith BuyMow-st irtteraeta 150 Mrs Stewart Ntostyn 75 IV W Robinson, salesman St Jlar,;sl intersects Pearl-al in/erse, Is 77 Samuel Howard, carpenter Court house 79 J I)onovan. laborer Inchbury Street north, west side ./ohw-s( intersects 16o John Riddell, laborer 81 Mrs Mary Kelly ; Valentine Flood, switchman Locke-st intersects 83 John Wilkie, laborer Swayzie's hotel 85 Mrs Janet Harvey 9 Frank Livings, engine driver Boroen-st intersects i 8o Francis Ashenbach, furrier 87 John Carnahan, brushmaker t t Wm Hawkins, laborer ► go G Fitzgerald, laborer 89 Mrs Selina Jones Kinnrll-.+t intergeetx Robert H Brick, grocer 91 D Steward, blacksmith poulette-st it•tertieeta 25 95 Vacant James Watson, moulder CatAartne-st intersects 27 Thos Sharkell, baggage mas- Hunter Street west, south side /les.+-st intersects ter Uayfout's lumber yard 1 Mrs N M Wheeler, grocer 99 James Lawrie, stone cutter 31 Wm Nie, laborer 43 Wm McDonald, timekeeper 752 lIAlItLTON STREEr DIRECfORY. 253 JAC. JAC. JAC. JAC. 45 Chas Keilley, cabinet ma- 4 Mrs Margaret Morrisey 102 Robert Judge, painter, 46 Win Patton, col inland rev ker 12 Wm Towles, broom maker Walter Chapman, teamster 104 Bay-st intersects Mrs Kate Mitchell io6 John Rutherford, laborer 47 Bush"-et intr sua 55 Robert Cruickshank, builder ► to8 Richard Crozier, laborer 50 John Connors, laborer 59 Chas Sandburg, brass worker i6-i8 George Bridgewood, 110-112 J Grant, grocery 52 Gordon -l'raill, coin traveler 6t John Kenny, laborer wagon maker Michael Kla_•er, mason Cherry-st intersects 54 r" Mrs Elizabeth Ott 29 G Bridgewood, carriage 56 Elias Steele, com traveler 'f Sullivan, laborer maker Hancock's wood yard 58 F C N Robertson, book- Wm O'Neil 22 Jas Wall, blacksmith 118 Wm Metcalf, machinist keeper M McGarrigal " James Hill, horse trainer 6o Vacant 63 'l'hos Sylvester, moulder Jokn-at intersects 120 Robert West, laborer 62 J 1) Walker, tic insp, G W R 'Th os Davidson, farmer Lynch's hotel 122 John O'Neil, printer 64 N H Davis, ins agent 65 James Wi iey, laborer 66 W C Forster, artist 32 S S Ryckman, estate agent 124 Mrs Ellen McLennan 67 %Irs Isabc;lla Jamieson 68 John Thomas, piano maker 34 J Hall, mounter 126 Mrs 1. Hockaday 69 Thomas Hill, bus driver 70 John McCullough, carpen- 36 Wm Ryckman, agent 128 Richard Sheldrick, teamster 71 F S Jarvis, farmer ter i8 B B Brandon, barber 9prir y sl iwtenetN 73 Henry Magee, saddler 74 Vacant 75 Francis Miller, carpenter (.'atAarint-st intersects 134 James Lankin, machinist Caroline-st intersects 77 1Vm Shuttleworth, book- Chas Williams, insp weights J Hoodless, cabinet maker 136 keeper and meas 76 John W Bickle, druggist 44 Airs Cecelia Williams 79 Patrick J O'Donnell, clerk E W Odell, teamster 8o Henry Eager, clerk 46 Denis Farrell, tailor 138 P () 140 Wm Howard, bricklayer 81 P C Marsh, moulder 48 Miss M Griffin, dress maker Hess-st intersects 50 Mrs M Cleary fi'ellinyton-et intersects 83 Mrs Davidson go 1Vm Vallance, clerk 52 Mrs J Smith 92 Thomas Marsden, gilder Walnutat intersects 54 Jacob Cerf, pedler Jackson Street west, north side, 91 Vacant 56 James Doyle, grocer fi'om James south to Garth Queen, Ray and Pearl-st intersect Jas Calligan, moulder 93 Edward Sevier, conductor 58 „ David Tate, laborer Racket court 138 James Crothers, laborer GWR 2 Samuel Brunt, messenger Vacant lot George -l homas, messenger 62 Vacant 95 I)avid's lumber yard Ex Bank 144 W m Hempstock, laborer 97 Arthur Boyle, druggist Samuel McKay, livery 68 John O'Neil, laborer 4 148 Albert T Neville, traveler 99 Thomas Church, moulder Wood yard 150 70 Mrs B Ryan Noah Pollington, laborer Cksrry-st intersects 72 George H Denis, carter ilrNab-st intersects Locke-st intersects 78-8o James Findlay, 107 Edward (:arr, machinist shoemaker Central Presbyterian Church 156 Ezekiel Thatcher, waggon I I I 1i' m Stewart, messenger 82 Mrs E Reid, dressmaker 20 Rev Samuel Lyle maker Churchill, laborer 113 J H 84 T E Schlunt, 162 Vacant 115 J M Webber, merchant teamster Charles-st intersects 86 Mrs S Appleyard 125 Humphrey & Newberry, 30 R Hills, secy Canada I ife Poulette st intersects tanners Walnut-st intersects Park-st intersects 08 Michael Butler, laborer Wm Auld, teamster $priny-st interacts 88 Mrs Mary Mackintosh A Peter Balfour 170 172 Vacant go Mrs Esther Lyons, boarding 32 M A Pennington, merchant 133 Vacant 176 George Hoy, brick maker house 34 Robert Sterling, merchant 35 Wm Robb, printer 178 James Harman, blacksmith ► 924 Vacant 36 Samuel Sterling, shoe mfr 184 Mrs Sarah McKay Wellington-ft ixte►reéu 94 Aaron Johnston, blacksmith 38 Mrs Elizabeth Harris 186 Vacant 96 Joseph Lyght, stationer 40 C D Cory, ins manager Jackson Street out, south side, Hamilton sewer pipe works 98 Robert Brick, machinist 42 Mrs J Kennedy 2 Edw McGrath, wheelwright 100 John Brick, printer 44 Mrs C Magill Garth-st intersects HAMILTON 254 sriet:ET 1,IRSCTORY. 2 55 JAc. JAM. JAM. JAM. Jackson Street west, south side 121 Chas Rowe, tneat dealer 48 Louis Schwarz, tobacconist 126 Dr John A Mullin " Joint Rowe, stone cutter I John Billings. iota( cultist r D A Zimmerman, tailor 126i John Gorvin, boots & shoes 129 Thos Brown, teamster 2 Lancefield ilros, booksellers 128 Mrs M Hussell, fancy goods 5 Charles Magill 131 Garson. David brush maker .54 Thus Marsden, gilder W Webster, fancy goods Me Nab-4 inte, sect, Pearl-at intemecta 56 Vacant 130-132 R Peters, machinist 134 John Kelly, tavern Dr Calvin McQuesten 149 Wm Riddler. grocer s8 Wm Prout, fruits, etc W J %Vaugh, fumish'gs 136 Andrew Ruthven, grocer Locke.8t inlersecte in) gents' Charlea-et Intersects 138 George Ozannie, baker Robert Campbell, potter Rebeeea-st commences 1/rill Shed (lerman Roman Catholic Church l'o1,11••••t ireter,ect, 62 TG Furnivall, tailor Robmi- , t commence, 64 W A Jenson, restaurant Park-,t, intor•ect, James Street north, oast side, 66 R M Ballantine, news dealer 152 Mrs E Howard, milliner from Zing to the Bay John Peden, fruiterer 154 0 H %Vebber, dry goods 27 T C Livingstone, ins agent 2 Donald Smith, tailor 7 0 Post office 156 Vacant 29 F A Forbes, ins agent 160 Gcorge Pope, cabinet maker 31 Fred Walker. barrister 4 Schwarz Bros, tobacconists 72 Globe (Toronto) agency 162 D H Gould 33 Lyman 'Moote 6 S J Egan, mantles and milli- " Hugh Baker, broker ti 164 Vacant 35 /ane nery Hamilton Real Estate As Mrs . Duffield Cathvdral 38 J C 8 R Hopkin 8z Son, boots, etc 74 J M Williams & Co, tinware Macklin, merchant 174 George Midgley, shoemaker 41 H C Hammond. cashier bank u Exchange Bank of Canada 76 J M Williams, hardware 41 t76 John Field, crockery of Hamilton Boultbee & Gordon, bar- 78 Joseph Herald, piano It& risters 8o R Gray & Co, tailors :82 Thomas Anderson, baker 43 J G Bowes, book-keeper 184 )110 Emery, com tave ler 45 Wrn Young, plumber Kennedy & Young, archi- 82 Canada Southern Railway ,t Chas Armstrong, cartage 186 Mrs A Moore, toys, etc 49 Samuel Woodley tects agt 12 James McI 'wraith, dry goods " A A Wyllie, ins agent 188 John Crockford, broker Bay-et Intersects and millinery " Alex "Isaylor, 111S agent 190 Mrs j I /odsworth, bdg house 84 Vacant 192 Mrs C Nelligan, fancy goods 51 Albert Gaviller '4 M D Healey & Co, dry goods J Greene, watchmaker 65 W F: Sanford, merchant 16 Pratt & W'atkins, dry goods billion-At intersect, 18 Lawson & Co clothiers 86 Masonic hall Carolane-et tntersecta zo S Ecclestone, confectioner " Wm Leith, architect 194 John O'Neil, grocer 22 S Woodley, boots and shoes " J J Mason, grand sec grand 1 96 E G Miller, butcher 75 Right Rev Bishop Fullei 24 James Philp, harness maker lodge AF&AM , 198 John Hartley, stone cutter 81 Angus Sutherland, grocer 26 Stinson's bank 90 D McLellan, agi Royal ins 200 John Huxtable, shoemaker 83 Richard Brierley, druggist CO 202 ‘VM Bickhorn, laborer 85 James Foster, tnerchant Kitty William-et commence, GOre. CMI1 Itee, 204 A P Williamson, stationer 87 Alex Gartshore, founder 28 John Crossley, dry goods 206 1Vm Magee flour dealer Rees at intersects 30 Mark Mundy, druggist 96 - 98 J 1' Pronguey, coach mkr 208-210 Vacant 32 H W Sewell, grocer too Mrs Jane NIcKillop 212 Thos Clark, butchei Vacant lot 34 Caledonian Society rooms Ansue Bros, agents sewing 2 1 Thos Snowden, blacksmith 89 Rev W Stewart 36 A Wilson & Co, druggists machines 218 Miss I.izzie Menzies, dress- 91 Vacant 38 J W Baine, hardware 102 Mark Hill, baker maker 93 J R Thompson, c.arver 40 John Watt, tailor 104 Joseph Cook, butcher 22 0 James E I /oyle, grocer Queen-et Inlersecta 42 Lazier & White, hamsters 112 Stoneman & Clarke, club 224 W D Nelligan, blacksmith " Fenton, Carnie & Co, estate house 105 Wm Vent, carpenter agents 114-116 1Vm Farmer, plumber Mrerray - d interxect, 109 John Taylor, laborer e Wm Johnston, photographer 118 James Williamson 228 WM arriott, carpenter 113 Jas Hamilton, cigar maker " Misses Graham, hair jewelry rannon-.1 inter,ects 230 Wm Roddick, tailor 115 Wm Murray, collector 44 McElderry, Kennedy & Co 232 Wm Armstrong, tailor Ray-et mimed* 46 Field & Davidson, hardware Knox church 236 Henry Welch, tobacconist 48 Temperance dining rooms 2 2 I tavid Trumpeller, tailor 240 Mrs Welch • 2 56 HAMII .TO N STREET DIRECTORY. 25 7 JANt . JAM. JAM . JAM . 244 John O'Brien, groce r 366 Thomas Lucas, teamster 55 Geo McKeand ins agen t 1 39 Robert Jackson, plasterer 370 Henry Gagen, sailor T B Mills & Co, land agents 141 Jesse Linger. broke r Stuart-st intersects Brrli yton- ar n st inte ► M 61-63 Royal hote l 143 John Hardiker. corn mercht G W Railway bridge 378 John Campbell, policeman 65 Charles Huton, tailor 145 Turkish bath s 2 5 0 Mrs Eliza Thompson 382 Mrs Eliza Mulli n 67 John Rowan, hair dresser 149 A E Edson, machinist 8eraekswrd iatsneete 388 W Moody, carpet weaver 69 John Harvey & Co, wool 151 fE D McKay, coal dealer broker s 155 1Vm I-toward, fancy goods 25 2 Thomas Dickinson Guise-at commences 71 Henry Harding, plumber 165 R J Dunstan, corn agent 2 4 John Reid, glass blower ; 394 Thomas Cross, sailor 73 Geo A McCully, shoemaker " D S Noble, civil engineer ir Thomas Hickey, engineer McKay's wharf 75 Patrick Crilly, tailor 173 Ontario copper lightning rod 256 Henry Kirkpatrick, laborer 77 Vacan t co 258 J W ( ;ifford, glass blower James Street north, weet aide. 79 J Pearson, gents' furnishings 175 A M Forster, brass founder s6o Michael O'Brien, laborer 81 Joseph H Gaines, barber " Canada whip co 262 John Moss, moulder I A Hamilton & Co, druggists 83 Adolf Miller, tobacconist C lborn . st commences 264 Thomas Armstrong, laborer 3 J Hutchinson & Son, hatters 85 Vacan t 266 Thomas Freel, laborer 5 Thomas Lees, watchmaker 87 Vacan t 177-183 Gurneys & Ware, scale 268 James Rodgers, plasterer 7 Joseph Mills, hatter 89 M H Davis, fruits, etc manufacturers Francis Shepherd, clerk 9 W Urry, barber 272 9 1 -93 Wm Cumming, groce r 1 85 John McAllister, blacksmith 274 Geo Stephenson, grocer 11 C E Morgan, broker 95 R t) Van De Carr, Globe 187 Robert Kenly, machinist 13 Thomas Mason, hatte r Simeonat intersects coffee and spice mill s ,89 Thomas Welch, machinist 15 Frank M White, confectioner 19 1 Miss Glassey, dressmake r 276 Win Buckingham, butcher •' George Trumbull, saloo n rime-89 Commences Rartun-st i ntersecte . 278 Vacant 17 Robert Duncan & Co, books 97 H T Crawford, gen ins agt 2 8 0 John I)ay, shoemaker etc Chisholm & Haslett, barris- 203 Wm I)oran, vinegar manufr 284 Stephen Cleary, shoemaker Xarket-atnare ters 20 5 Andrew Harron, hackman 2 86 Theo Le P Filgiano, dentist tot John McCann, shoemaker City hall and police court 207 Mrs Michael Stravick 288 Vacan t 3 Mrs J McCann, confectioner 211 H Selvin, hotel 21 J A McIntosh, grocer 10 2 96 R 1Villiamson, ice dealer 10 5 Some rville & Foster, window 23 Samuel Easter, saloon Murray-st intersects Ferrit-et intersects 25 John Morris, oyster parlors shades 107 T J Derrick, confectioner James Gordon, P 0 clerk 298-300 Oliver Beatty, grocer 27 A C Quimby, tobacconjst 213 29 Luke Doyle, saloon 10 9 Mrs H Thompson, tailoress 215 Fergus Armstrong, clerk 304 J C Burrows, mariner I I I J L Lightfoot, shoemaker David Pringle, fancy goods 306 Philip Peer, laborer 31 Thomas S Ross, tailor 217 " Charles T Jones, banker 11 3 Mrs Ellen McKay 219 Wm Carter, confectioner 308 Thouwas Daniels, teamster Blaase, bdg house 33 Mechanics' Institute 117 Chas 221 A Vincent & Co, druggist 312 Wm Williamson, ice dealer 2 3 Miss M Commerford, dry 314 R B Williamson, laborer 35-41 St Nicholas Imperial Cannon-At intersects 2 hotel good s I 1 9 John S Lillis, cigar mfr Pieton-et intersects 43 John W Goering, saloon 2 45-4 2 7 Vacan t 121 W & P Wallace, ham curers 22 9- 231 Chas Fields, barber 45 Henry lirry, barber Hamilton glass works 12 3 Mrs Elizabeth McLeod 47 Henry Blandford, gilder 235 Edward Kelk, musician 125 Dr Algernon Woolverton l ![aoor(ay-+e intersects 49 Peter Grossman, music 239 John McHenry, hote 12 7 Mrs Mary Murton deale r interstcte 344 Michael Cahill . glass blowe r 129 Win Newson, trunk mfr Stuart-et N'm Burnett, glass blower 5 1 S S Ryckman, loan office 346 I I James A Harvey, job printer " James Morris, tailor Police station No 2 350 Joseph Harvey, grocer 5 3 Louis Jones, saloon 135 McKeever Bros, wood and 243 Alex Smith, sergeant police 354 "'m Macaulay, painter coal 245 John Simons, telegraph R'rod-,t intersects Merrick-at commence s 137 M Moriarty, wood dealer operator 44 r 358 Vacan t 55 George A Young, ins agent Henry Wensing, tailor 247 Wm Lawson, carpente l{ 364 Hugh G uy, teantster A McKeand, ins agent Afidberry-st commences StraeAaa-st iwtenede H 258 HAMturoN STR EFT DIRECTORY 2 59 .IAM. tAM JAbf. JAM. Cuthan -st intergect4 249 Daniel CronIan, carter south, east side, I. Anglo C.anadian morteage James Street and loan co 253 l'hilip Ryan, shoemaker from Zing to the Mountain Vacant lots 255 MS Agnes McPherson I Dun, Wiman & Co. mer- 257 Samuel NVoIfe, pedler 3 Brown. Routh & Co gro- Maria-st intersects cantile agency 259 Peter Commerford, laborer cers Gillespie & Powis. brokers 137 ?Emelius Irving, Q C, M P .% 261 Mrs Helen Lee 5 Fumer, Livingstone & Co, and insuraru e agents 263 — Bews, mason wholesale dry goods Ha nriah-ot intersects R Keays, license insp'ctor Landed Banking & I.oan Co E J V Spohn, barrister 265 Mrs CameII 139 Mrs I) Jarvis Mutual 'Life As of Canada 9 A Goforth, barrister 267-269 Hugh Monro, grocer a 141 John Riddel, broker W M Davidson, 9th Div Ct J R Holden, barrister 143 Vacant Simeoe-st Interoects C W Nlulligan, architect zoi R Pentecost & Sompainters 145 Vacant Martin & Parkes, barristers J Riddle. stock broker W'entworth engine works 147 Mrs %Vyatt A D Cameron, barrister 713 Canada fire and marine in- 2 75 Vacant 149 John Garrett, merchant surance co Main-st intersects 151 A T ‘Vood, M P Ferri e-et trireme. Bruce, Walker & Burton, 153 Wm T Findlay, merchant 29 Canadian Mutual Ins Co barristers 281 Vacant 155 Mrs McLaren, Oak Bans o Barry & Duff, barrist•rs Canada lite assurance co 285 Mrs Amelia Sewell Mrs John McPherson 31 Osier, Gwynn & Teetzel, bar V E Fuller, barrister 289 Richard Green Mrs S B 1•'reeman 28 Ross Bros, painters 293 I. W Conway, laborer risters, etc 11, barrister 3 0 Dundas street railway office 297 1) P Levalle, dry goods Henry Whately. 61. Miles O'Reilly, Q C, master 32 W C Barnes & Co, stained 301 William Brenton, mould in glass works maker Chancery 33 Jno Rouse, servants' registry James Street south, west side 34 Ntrs E Bates 303-303 Peter Menard, butcher 37 Vacant 2 Consolidated bank 36 Adam Clark, plumber 39 John R Freeman, ins agent Picton-st inlet sect, 2ir Martin & Carscallen, bar- Main-st interwar Jackson-st intersects risters 307 Richard Quinn, grocv• " Barr & Furlong. barris- Merchants'bank of Canada 313 Jas Malcolm, stone cut'er 41 Edw McGrath, wagon maker ters St Paul's church 315 John Barr, builder T O'Connor, painter •• Robertson & Robertson, Jackson-st intersect. 317 Michael Von, glass blower 51 Henry Harrison, butcher barristers 3f9 Mrs S Fairbairn, grocer 53 Chas Piggott, cabinet maker •• Alex Davidson, official 52 Dr John W Rosebrugh 321 Thos Mahonev, mariner assignee Ilunter-st intersect. Frtietrr..t intersects 323 Jno Scheiifiee, glass blower •• Catholic literary association 325 Adrien Foitras, glass blower 61-73 Gardner sewing machine rooms 66 Titus Crooker, M D 327 Phas McN ichols,glass blower co. W J Ballard, manajer • James Osborne, grocer 68 NIrs E Mallock 329-331 Evy Taylor, grocer 75 (; C Geddes, accountant 6 Dominion telegraph co. C J 7 0 Dr A D Mallock Macaulay- d inkructs 77 w J Ballard, manager Gard- Jones. manager 72 Mis Guy Turrand ner sewing machine co • J G Laven, broker 74 George I.ees 347 G Angle, trader 79 Patrick McGuire •• I.aidlaw & Patterson, bar- 78 Wm Marshall, clerk Wood-st interxect, 85-87 Ontario vinegar works risters 8o Dr Elias Vernon 91 Robert H Park, merchant 8 Wm Perrett, watchmaker ttald•st intcr,ect. 351 Wm Smith, laborer 93 Vacant 10-1 2 Montreal telegraph co. 357 Holden Barker, carter 95 Hon Isaac Buchanan Geo Itlack, manager 82 R W Macdonald, barrister 359 Wm Miles, laborer 14 American express co 84 Geo A Young, ins agent Ausoulla at commences 363 John Foyster, ice dealer i6 R L Gunn, official assignee 86 Mrs Alex Thompson 14 NlacKelcan, Gibson & Bell, 88 Edmund Scheuer, jeweler leurlington-.t intersects lot Mrs S E Mugridge 103 Herman 1 evy, merchant barristers 90 Mrs Wm Bellhouse 381 D MacKay, wharfinger 105 Vacant 18 C Cameron & Co, hard- 92 J M Stuart, merchant McKay's wharf 107 Rev W Williar., - ware 94 Wm Leggo, barrister stka HAMILTON STREET DI RECTORY. 261 JOB. JOB. JOB. J013. 96 Joseph Mills, hatter 58 B E Charlton, vinegar mfr Edward Broderick, grocer i 352 Mrs Daniel Orr A Powis Gorest inkraect, Vacant house 354 Vacant laborer Duke - st commences 174 Patrick Harte, book•keeper 356 Patrick O'Neil, 6o C C Robertson, grocer " Philip Long, wagon maker 358 John Gompf. brewer Miss Isabella Reid 62 James Howard, tailor 176 Lawrence Kehoe, hackman 360 Leopold Bauer, brewer 64 MrsAgnes %Vinton, boarding 178 Robert Angus, salesman Robinson - at commences Brock•li interned. house 18o John Smith, emigrant agent Vacant lots 66 C L VonGunten, jeweler 182 'Thomas Piper City hospital 184 Nelson Humphrey, tanner Markland - rt commences 68 John Bingham, collector auise-st interaects Edward Martin, barrister 72 Mrs Eliza Davis 186 Robert Beatty Morton & Reid's wharf 74 John Harris, plasterer Murray at intersects Concession - at intersect. 76 Edin Willett, shoemaker !styles' wharf John Stuart, merchant 7 8 Mrs Susannah Evans 202 Mrs S lirennan 8o Methodist Episcopal church 208 Charles Tilley, agent John Street North, west side 82 Rev Wm Williarnsun, mnho- John Stuart - st intersects Street north, east side, 2 J Il Hogan, clothier from 70 King 03,st to the Bay dist 3 Thos Young, restaurant 210 Henry Lawson, butcher 84 Mrs Duncan 9 J H Davis & Co, wool dealrs 4 Jas Cooper, barber 214 'Timothy Ls nch, laborer 3g T Stafford, harness maker ir Mrs Hudgins, baker 6 Thos Lawrence, druggist 216 Thos Binnington, laborer 90 Wm Tallman, house mover 13 John Lord, taylor 8 Vacant 96 11:clward Kent 218 Charles Mines, moulder ro Ç N Heisrodt, gilder 15 A McPherson, tinsmith 98 sV H Tallman, grocer 220 T McKeown, laborer 12 Miss E Edwards, milliner 17 Young & Bro, plumbers:I, &radian - st intersects 14 Dorenwend & Co, carpet Cannat - st intersecta 19 Vacant man of 21 N H Buchner, stoves and 102 Mrs Charles Patten 222 James Forrest, shoemaker 16 Miss Mary B tinware Cooper, fancy 104 Miss KS Wheeler 228 Vacant goods 116 %Vm Anstey, foreman King 11m - si intersect* 18-20 A Green, Brush manuf Simcoe - st intersects 122 Charles Stewart, founder 22 John McKenna, restaurant 23 Philip Martin, butcher 12 4 George Ennis, printer Simcoe-st Methodist Church 27 Jas Holland, locksmith 24 Hamilton Opera House Catholic school 126 Peter Templeman, foreman 26o St Lawrence 29 Conrad Peters, weaver 26 Wm Richardson, bowling 128 J P Dundon, scale maker alley berne - si intersects 31 Win Richardson, bdg house 130 Mrs Martha McArdle 37 E ctz C Gurney's pattern shop 28 Vacant Patrick Sims. laborer 30 And Dillon, grocer Robert - st intersects 39 Mrs Ellen Lynd 282 John Dolan, laborer 41 Matthew Kenny, cooper King William - st intersect* 132 Patrick Holleran, grocer Vacant lots 43 E G Kittson, M D 136 E R Baines, cashier G W R Pictort - st intersec:s 32 Peter NowIan, hotel 138 Mrs Mary Tindill Rebecca st intersects 34 Win Pease, barber 140 Mis Israel Bennett° Vacant lots Wesley church 36 M Simpson & Co, infrs 140i J no Routh, employe GWR Macaulay-st intersect. 45 Ernest Faustman. cooper 38-42 E Sz C Gurney, founders 142 Jobn Mcl'slullin, cooper 47 David Murray, blacksmith Rebecta - st intersects 144 David Hunt, shoe cutter 306 John Sheehan, teamster 49 P Doherty, carpenter 146 1 B McCune, supt Wanzer 310 Vacant 5 1 John Chapman, polisher 44 Morton & Reid, coal dealers Sz Co 312 Timothy Ha.nley, laborer 46 Freu A Allen, machinist 55 Mrs Elizabeth Ann Roper 148 Adolphus Dailey, traveler 314 Danicl Collins, teamster Miss Mary Gregg 57 Wm Dillon 48 . 48k Isaac W Webster, trunk mkr 5 0 William Boice Wood - st intersect. 59 Allen L, nd, clerk 150 F H Villiers, civil engineer Methodist Episcopal church t 52 David Springer, barrister 324 John Campbell, laborer • dealer 154 M Putnam, traveler 54 Julius Bisby, wool Vacant Gore - et intersect, 56 L H Brooks, manager glass 156-158 Jas Houlden. builder 342 65 Chas Hitzroth, shoemaker I ; works Barton - st intersects Buriington-st intersects 262 HAMILTON STREET DIRECTORY. 263 JOB. JOB. JOB. JOB. 65 George Schumacher. cabinet Iheray-st interact" Woode traterseeta 55 Joseph P Gant, barber maker 57 John McKee, hotel 67-69 Vacant 195 James Lister, carpenter 325 Patrick Connors, laborer 197 61 John Smith, tailor A Simons, pedler James Donnelly, laborer 337 John McCarty, carter 199 Charles Bolton, carpenter 339 James Thompson, laborer 63 Mrs Flora Jacobs, fruits 73 Miss Mary Troup 65 13 B Brandon, barber 75 Daniel Flynn, laborer 201 Vacant 341 Malcolm Cowbrough,laborer 203 A B 67 Abraham Swayzie, hotel 79 Wm A Davis. photographer Barry, manufacturer 205 John Eustace, Buriington-st intergects 794 11 Bigelow, ins agent laborer ,larkl(m.at interaects 207 Jos W Yearsley, painter 349 James Mills, butcher Si Henry Owens, laborer James Lynch, hotel " Wellington Tice, laborer 209 (;eorge Littlewood, grocer 35 1 Mrs Sarah Dakin 553 Vacant 69 Thomas Torrance, saddler 83 Mrs Ella Dunn Stuart- It intersects 71 367 John Whelan, laborer Henry O'Brien, gunsmith 87 John McManus, traveler 73 John Patterson, tailor 91 Wm Shawcross, book-keeper 211 Andrew Hammond, grocer 215 Thos Cannon, car repairer .8 rock si iniereeett 75 John T Steel, crockery 93 Timothy Fallon, pensioner 77 Leon Roos, clothier 217 lames Dunn, blacksmith 375 John Boyd. laborer 95 George Heilig, builder 79 Paul Martin, butcher 219 ;rhos Canavan, glass blower 379 Mrs Mary Ann Irving 97 Archibald Martin, moulder 7954 Charles Durr, barber 22f Thos Stirton, stone cutter 383 James Havers, teamster 99 Angus Martin, sailor 81 E Shaw, clerk 385 James Harvey, glass blower " Patrick Hopkins, laborer Strad:an-lit interiect, 83 George Roth, furniture 101-1 03 Samuel Woodhouse, Guise -at interxerts 223 James McIntyre, employee dealer grocer G W R 85 Mrs A Ferguson, fancy goods Cannon-,t inter.ect, 235-241 Mrs M McLaren, grocer John Street south, east side, from 43 Eing east to the Mountain 87 G B Ryckman, watchmaker Malleable iron works SiMCOe - si intersects 89 Mrs Eliza Peacock, hotel 121 j S Murray, grain dealer 1-3 Galbraith & Co, grocer's 127 D B Chisholm, barrister 245-247 John Murdock, grocer 7-11 Dixon Bros, fruiterers Hunter-st intersertA 249 Bernard McDonald, laborer 13-15 Sanford, Vail & Bickley 91 Jos Hancock, flour & feed Robert at intersects " Edw Passmore, blacksmith 17 Trangott Richter, saloon 95 R N Taylor, chemist 251 Charles Scott, engine driver L Harrison, butcher 97 David Dunlop, saddler 129 Philip Morris, grocer 19 Henry 253 James Steele, striker 21 M Gorfinkel, pawnbroker 9754 Mrs II M Delaney 131 George Black, manager 255 Mrs Elizabeth Coffey grocers Montreal tel co 23 Vacant 99 J & L Pottruff, 257 Charles Brown, glass blower C O'Ket.fe, surveyor 99i J Howard, blacksmith 133 Robert Baird, clerk G W R 25 D 259 Matthew Gill, boiler maker Bros, millers tot Richard Gray, clothier 137 James Tindill, assessor 27-29 Morgan 261 J M Dillon, grocer corn mercht tor 54 H Osgood, shoemaker 139 R J Howard, blacksmith 31 C F Abraham, " J Galloway, corn muchant 103 Mrs H C Arless 141 Cyrus A Birge, clerk Ferrir•xt intersect. Waddell, barrister Adolphe Winckler. cooper 143 James Inch, fitter 33 R R 105 265 F:dward Crofton, grocer grocers 107 Wm Mallory, broker 145 Richard Brocklesby,moulder 35 Kelly & Clarke, 269 James Ford, policeman 1074 Geo Medhurst, confec- 147 Robert Corner, shoemaker 273 I' J Burns, laborer Main .1 interdeetx 151 Joseph Ilulgrave, machinist tioner 275 Wm Handley, laborer McKay, baker 153 Andrew Provo, barber 37 Wm Robinson, hotel 109 Wrn H Blumenstiel, broker t 09i David Mitchell, shoemaker 155 Charles Wilkes, yardsman Piet« 81 intersect. 39 Joseph Mrs Wm Farmer 157 James Keough. laborer 41 Wm Kelly, shoemaker 283 Mrs Bridget O'Neil tu rn er 163 Denis Buckley. laborer 43 J Hoodless, cabinet maker 115 Austin Sweetman. 295 Edward Murphy, laborer 117 Hiscox, sweep 165 Wm Chidley, moulder 45-47 James Jolley, saddler James 297 Edward O'Neil, laborer 49 George H Lanigan. flour & 119 Vacant l'arton-st intergert• 303 Thomas Hayes, shoemaker feed Augusta-st interaect, Mrs H Moses, clothing 169 Adam Connell, machinist Nacaulay.at gntereects 51 53 Robert Wilson. boots and 121 MISS M Sturt, dressmaker 169i Angus Mackay, machinist 305 Ancirew Begley, detective shoes 125 Mrs A Cuthriss 171 Thomas Cowie, machinist 311 James Malcomson, laborer 5 5 Robert R Gage, barrister 127 Geo Ashby, cabinet maker 264 HAM ILTON STREET DIRECTORY. 265 3011. .1013. HEL. KIN. 129 John Dresdale, tanner 56 Arthur O'Neil, clothier Mrs John Young, Under- weilington-et intersects. 133 Wm Prout, grocer 58 Wm Robinson, shoemaker mount Edward Browne, wharfinger Catharinn.st intereeess 6o Warren Sisters, millinery Kelly Street, south side 62 Donald Man son, grocer 3 Samuel Robertson, laborer 135 Adam Ballentine, grocer Wm Sharp, baker Jones Street North, north side. 5 Conrad Tower, tailor 139 Mrs I.izzie Harris 66 Robert King, flour & feed from Dundurn west to city 7 Michael Platz, tailor 141 James Inches 68 Mrs Charlotte Lee Grice, limite James Connolly, grocer 143 C W Mulligan, architect baker James NIcElroy, gardener 145 S E Townsend, book-keeper 72 Hugh McKeown, saddler Elein - st inisessers James Boyne, plasterer 147 W B Nichol, corn traveler 74 David White, hotel Vacant Burridge, traveler 149 W Sturt, salesman 17 James Fionter - st intersects A W Sievert, cabinet maker rerrguson are inleraecla 3tarin-st intereeets John Duffey, laborer 76 Bremner Bros, grocers Chas Thalmaille, blacksmith 151 G B Izzard, mattress mfr Peter Dowling, fancy goods 3i Vacant 7 8 'rhos Bolton, laborer 33 Joseph Gill, publishing agt 4 Mrs Isabella Alexander 82 Joseph Taverner, tinware 1 53 M C O'Keefe, switchman, Bain, machinist John Henderson, fruits &c 35 James Hannah-et intereeete. 8 4 G W R Edward Egan, baker 86-88 Thos Morrison, grocer 37 39 Wm West r6; Mrs Samuel Nash NVood and hay market 173 Alex McInnes, merchant 90 Thomas S Hill, watchmaker Jones Street, south side Cathcart- al intersects Frank P Biel;ley, merchant 9 2 NYm Hussell, tinsmith cø Edward Gu rney, founder 94 Mrs Harriet Armitage Wm Moran, fitter Hamilton clock Charles Gurney, founder 96 Thomas Morrison 5ç John I.ouby, stove mounter plumber John Barry, barrister roo Vacant Kelly Street, north side, from 82 57 Robert Carroll, Mrs Hugh McInnes 102 Mrs Ann Rosewarn Mary east to Wellington Welimons at enterserta N M Livingstone, merchant Mrs E Lawry Richard Martin, Laidlaw & Co, founders barrister dugusta•st intereeeto King Street East, north side, 12 S J Moore, tool maker from James to Delta John ro6 Vacant Figin - st intersects 1111 Street South, west side Smith, tailor ro8 S Duce, confectioner 2 1) 2 McInnes Bros & Co.merchts irlo Hanson Quinn, laborer 20 Joseph Smith, confectioner 4 A R Leask & Co. dry goods Wm Gillesby. flour 22 , & Rutherford, drugs 4-6 dealer 112 Wm Brown hat presser Archibald McDonald sales- 6 Garland 8- o furnish- John R McKichan, paper 114 D Kerrigan, farmer man 8 S ( Treble, gents' bags 116 Wm Reeves, baker r " Henry Carr, painter ings 12 dentist A Blumenstiel, cigar mir 118 Isaac Cassidy, carpenter r " Samuel Phillips, laborer 8i C S Chittenden, Fred Mitchell, jeweler " r " Ecclestone, tailor Sinclair dentist 122 W W Waddell, grain dealer James " James G 14 J Voisen, butcher r " Mrs Ann Fadden " C 1) Kelly, photographer Cotharina -st intersects 16-18 Kerrigan Bros, tailors 0 Oddfellows' hall Ferguson are interoelo " C 20 Henry C Duval, barber 124 Robert Gallagan, sailor ro W T Ecclestone, confectionr 22 Charles Hiby, hotel 126 Adam Ballentine, grocer Vacant lots 12 A W Gage„watches, etc Teneyck, horse Brierley, druggist Main-et intersects 128 Martin 42 John lt Rousseaux. detective r4 Richard trainer 44 Thos Hawkins. fireman 144 Wm Bruce, patent agent Prince's square 130 J Hudson, laborer 46 Mrs M A Smith " Times editorial office 40 County offices 132 Captain John Roberts 48 Edward Richards, checker 16 J Eastwood & Co, books, etc 134 John Bell, merchant 5 0 Wm Jeswell, moulder 18 A Murray & Co, dry goods .hickion-8t interseefe 136 John Webster, builder 20 Jas Robertson, dry goods Catheart• usterssins John Kline. boots & 22 Y M Christian Association 48 shoes Ma ria-st intersects 50 Oliver Spears, grocer Vacant lot " Excelsior Lodge, 1 0 0 F 52 Samuel Reeves. flour & feed Church of Ascension 56 Robt Bennett. moulder " Oran. ,e hall 5 4 Mrs M Simon, fancy goods Hannah-of immerse 58 Wm Sims, conductor 34 R P Leask. gents' furnishings 266 H.4M113'oN tiTREf.'1 llIRHC"t'URY 267 KIN. KIN. KIN. KIN. 26 J C Mahuny, boots & shoes 92 Donald Mcl'hie, plumber 168 'l'hus Spellacy, broicer 276 Rev S C Fraser,Presbyterian 28 Acres & Blain, furriers 94 Singer Manufacturing agency 170 l;uzner & Vanatter, butchers 278 Andrew Patton, clerk 3o George Rodwell, engraver 96 Mrs E Roberts, fancy goods 172-174 Vacant 280 11'm Jones '• John J Kirkness, photogra- 98-10o I) Muore & Co, :inware, 176 Meakins&Sons,brush manu- 282 Chas Runner, carder pher stoves, etc facturers `• Rev Win Abbott. Methodist 30-32 T C 11'atkins, dry goods 102 Adam Hope & Co,`hardware 178 J H Truman, herbalist 284 Henry Taylor, grocer 34 John A Clark, druggist rsa%llarineat intersects 184-t86 John lirvis, furniture Sterene-at intersects HuyAaon-st intersects :\ Harvey Catheart-st rorntntnet^ & Co, wh grocers Upyrr 286 Win Mills, carpenter 104 Vin G Reid & Co, wh 36 Joseph Lyght, bookseller 288 Vacant grocers 19o Robert Stewart, groa'r 38 Crerar & Muir, barristers 292 (:ec•rge.Mills, gardener io6 Vacant t9z John H"l'illey, coal oil. etc T Le P Fil);iano, dentist 294 1\'m Harris, fitter 108 "I'hos Burrows, auctioneer 194 Thomas Rock, drugeist Joseph L)-ght, photographer 296 Mrs Ann MaguH Mrs Chas Peters, millinery t96-1q8 Win McI)onald, flour & 40 John O'Neill, clothing 30u John Swallow, mason " N H Virginia, barber Revere house feed zoo E W Bateman, baker 302 James Lewis. laborer 42 C Black & Co, hardware 1 1 2 A Laidlaw & Co, show 202 James Creed, butcher 44 Wood & lxggat, hardware rooms A,Aley-st intersects 46 M A 1'ennington,.\ Cu, oils, 114 James Lamson, fruits, etc 2o6-2o8 John Booker. Soho fdry 210 John McMillan, grocer 306-308 Fred J lzzard, laborer paints, &c t 16i Jas Noyes, furniture dealer 212-214 B F. Charlton, vinegar 312 \Vm Swallow, carpenter R Hopkin & Son, boots and " Mrs J Noyes hair worker 48 James Love, laborer shoes 11:8 James Noyes, jun, fruits works 314 318 Mrs Catharine Gibson 50 R H G ardiner, druggist 120 George Noyes, barber f%l/iwytoe•tt intersects I 320 Mrs Elizabeth Wilds 52 Wni \tcCraken, hardware 122 Charles Johnson, fruits McLean & Mc1'herson, 124 Mrs Gerald O'Reilly Corporation lumber yard 54 Bowman & Moore, hardware flour and feed etc 56 Winslow & Webber,hardware zz6 X\'m Haskins, city engineer Mary *I Commences 58 J Beveridge, boots and shoes West-ave intersects N'entwortA-tt intersects 6o Juhn Hennessy, boots and 128 H 1) Bassett, machinist Mrs William Tindill, tavern shoes 130 Rol,t Magness, fancy goods 238 Hon Adam Hope, merchant Vacant house 62 H Arland & Bro. boots and 132 Harloutth- & Smith, wood x.}o Geo Dempsey, ins agent Green Stanton, cigar maker shoes dealers 242 Francis H Lynch Staunton. Joseph Debus, gardener 64 J&- R Kilgour, pianos 136 Geo Read, grocer P L S James T Bryant, plasterer 66 Murphy &,Jlurray, grocers 138 A t'nsworth,fancy goods 244 Levi Lewis Hugh Cassiday, laborer 68 Misses Hess, photographers 140 John S McMahon, clerk Victoria ane intersects Jos Thompson, rope maker " • J H H„fgau, clothier 14: Knott & Sons, piano manfrs Wm Thompson, barber 1421 Samuel Chapman, druggist 246 1t'm Woodhall, jr, builder John st intersects James Sullivan, laborer 144 Philip Mutter, crockery 254 Tltos Kilvington, jr, florist Samuel Beeston, laborer 7o Campbell Brus, dry goods 146 Robert Young, plumber Eaal-aoe interaeeta Samuel Tovell, gardener 72 Rubt Wilsun,lwotsand shoes 148 Joshua Brethour, merchant 74 Nlet-,udist Epis hrok-room 150 IV I. Smith, M D 256 Alex Frazer, corn traveler Burliegton-st iwteraeou " Christian Advocate office 152 James Scott, dry gouds Rmarald.at isterJkta 76 I )un(an Brus, grocers Thomas Small, butcher 154 Vacart Lewis Morris, butcher 78 Thos Brady, bouts and shoes 156 A 1. Reeves, hotel Vacant lots 78,J D 1'Iwml,suu, jeweler Samuel Burner, gardener 158 John Green, fancy goods 95adala-st rn'er.vr'l Joseph Ross, painter 8o Thos Lewis, tobacconist j 6o H S Hooper, cabinet maker 82 Jos Herron, merchant tailor 162 Mrs H Evans, confectionery John Quinn, carpenter Tell ya4 84 Globe hotel 04 Miss M Moyes, millinery Mrs Thomas O'Dea 86 J C White, fancy goods Adolphus Case, farmer Fer,won am inlereee-la 272 88 1) J Peace, tobacconist Marvin Lewis. polisher George Gage, farmer 274 John Quinn, pattern-maker Samuel Rendall, gardener 9o Jno 1•'arley, china, lamps, etc 166 Thos O'Brien, barber " R H Green, book-keeper James Gage, jun, farmer 268 MAIIIILTON STREET DIRECTORY 269 KIN. KIN. KIN. KIN. Delta, Simon James 47 Sanford, Vail and Bickley, 169 John Jenkins, machinist John Little wholesale clothiers King Street East, south side 171 Benj Kennedy, rope maker F S Ryckman, produce dealr 49-53 J McPherson & Co,whole- 173-175 Geo N Campbell, black- Edward Barber I Brown, Routh & Co, wholesale boots and shoes smith John Fowler. tailor sale grocers 57 Wm Griffith, wholesale boots 177-179 Vacant Thos Lorne, machinist 3 R Service & Co, woollens and shoes 181 Peter Armstrong, carriage Iturlingtan - st intersect. 5 Bank British North America " 1Vesleyan female college maker 7 T C Kerr & Co, wholesale 183 Wm Vassie, machinist Michael Aikman, Cy Treas Catharine - at intersects dry goods John N Tarbox Martina Alky commences 9 J A Skinner & Co, crockery 75 R M Wanzer, & Co, sewing John Proctor, merchant 11 Glassco & Sons, hats, etc machine manufacturers 187 R Pilgrim, soda water mfr P W Dayfoot 13 T Bickle & Son, wholesale 79 Alex McKay, hotel 18711 George Roe, tailor J R Wells, toll-keeper druggists 81 1Vm Dodson, painter 189 Mrs Ann Dallyn Delta 15 Canadian Bank of Commerce 81i Wm Dicker, shoemaker 191 J A Macaulay, fruit dealer 83 Fred Langberg, cabinet mkr 195 Mrs John Stinson Hugleson at intersect, Zing Street West, north side, 87 Anthony B Tshann, butcher from James to City limite Wellsngton - st interacts 17 F L Hooper, ins agent 89 E L Brazenor, harness mkr 2 A Hamilton & Co, druggists " Thos L Wavel accountant 91 Thomas Evans, broker 209 Wm Kemp, laborer 4 1' B Fairchild, restaurant James Wylie, customs broker 93 O W Edgecombe, painter First rtlethodist church 6 George Lee & Son, fruits, etc 19 F.nnis & Stirton, printers 95 Mrs C Moore, clothing 211 James Lucas, laborer 8 George Steele, dry goods Harold I.ambe, grocery 97 John Laws, flour and feed 213 John Trempkowski, shoe- to Farmer Bros. photographers broker 99 Chas Cluthe, surgical instru- maker " R L Ashbaugh, barrister 21 Stuart & Macpherson, whole- ments 215 Mrs C W Meakins " O'Reilly & Steele, barristers sale grocers tot James Cahill, barrister 221 James Dennis, shoemaker 12 Alex Campbell, jeweler 23 McElderry-, Kennedy & Co, 113 Wm IA Case, M D 223 Mrs Catharine Griffin 14 Fred J Schrader, tobacconist wholesale china, etc tVm H Case, M D 225 Fred Mink, laborer 16 Andrew Lay, saloon 25 J Winer & Co, whs druggists 227 W Miller, shoemaker Walnut e commutes 4l Vacant 27 Levy Bros & Scheuer, whole- 229 Vacant 18 Wm Ogilvie, dry goods sale jewelers 115 Joseph II Wilson, grocer 231 Charles Gregor, laborer 20 A J Taylor,gents' furnishings 29 J Walker & Co, fancy goods 117 Thomas Taaffe, butcher 235 Frank Lipka, laborer 22 John Bland & Co, dry gds 31 Vacant 119 Wm Ogilvie, dry goods John Vestfol, laborer 2 37 24 Walter Applegath, gents' fur- 33 Macpherson & Co, whole 121 Geo Steele, dancing master Mrs Christina Daub 2 4 1 nishings sale crockery 123 John Peirce, cabinet maker John Horinan, butcher 243 24i Mrs F McLean, fancy ges 35 S E Gregory, corn merchant " Geo M McGregor, traveler Patrick Cummings gro- 343 - 247 26 W Wilson & Son, tailor " First Division Court 125 Samuel Chapman, druggist cer 28 Donald McLellan, book- " R Benner, ins agent 127 Mrs D McKerlie Vichtna- ace intersects seller " McKillop & Co, corn agency 133 George White, carpenter 30 John Stoneman. fruit, etc " John R Holden, corn mer- 135 Minnes & Son, blacksmiths St Patrick's Catholic church 32 James Widger, boots and chant H & N W Station shoes " Garrick club rooms 143 McDônald & Brass, wood &seam intersect* 34 J B Smith, school " St George's committee room and coal 271 T C Watkins, merchant " Emerald hall 37 Bank of Hamilton 149 Vacant "A R Kerr & Co, dry goods " McInnes Bros & Co, impor- 153 J G Ainsley, bdg house Enserald - st intersects 36 P B Barnard, dry goods ters 155 Barber & Vale, brass finish- James Green, gardener 38 John Moodie, fancy goods The Hamilton Provident and ers Julius Meyer, book-keeper 40 T W White, music dealer Loan Society 165 Thos Beasley, cooper druggist 42 Joseph Taylor, jeweller 167 Peter Armstrong, carriage Alex Hamilton, John - st intersects Charles Foster, tailor maker Mrs Julia Grant 44 It 45 Galbreaith 8t Co, grocers R Morrison, carriage painter Irentworth-st intersects MeNab - st intersects 51'RFF:7 U11tF( TORY. 271 270 H A 11 I l rON KM. KIN. KIN. K124. Ray-st intrrsect. T Mitchell & Co, wooden R McKay, grocer 124 R Buskard, carriage maker 31 50 Mrs Silver, fancy goods ware 246 ],Or, Ito C onvent e-artage agts 52 C N hicMichael, (]rug);ist Bay-st intersects 33 l lcndrie & Cu, Pearl-st intersects 35 Vacant 54 A Henderson, gents' fur- 130 1Vm Palm, hotel nishings t3z Samuel Crawford, grocer 248 Jam.•s Bremner, grocer .Ue.1-ab at intersects 56-58 A Sutherland, grocer 134 Elias Erb, flour and feed 258 John Cox, grocer 37-39 J A Bruce & Co, seeds 6o James Bowes, dentist 136-138 J Aussem, confectioner 278 John Parker, com traveler 41-4313untin, (;illie+ & Co, Fred 13esold, paper box 140-142 Fred Schwarz, tobacco 280 S McKeltrick, laborer whulesale stationers manufr manufr 282 Joseph Gordon, moulder 45 Murray A Kerr, lamps, oil, 62 James Angus, jun, hats, etc Mrs J Wardrope, bdg house 284-286 Geo Hadden, laborer 144 etc 64 Hugh MacKintosh, hair 146 James Wardrope, farmer 288 T Murphy, grocer 47 t1'm Herman, fancy goods dresser 148 H G Witherspoon, grocer Locke-st intersectx 49 1ti- ('hapman's Sons, luneral 66 George Lee & Son, fruits etc '• James Walch, shoemaker emporium 68 S J Sovereign, dentist 150 Vacant Crystal palace and grounds 51 \1 A Kerr, oil, lamps. etc I ( ) Oddfellows hall 156 Wm Harvey, flour and feed Sopkfa-st intersects 53 Ilylo}a Russell, & Comp, 70 Luther Eckerson, photo- 158 J no (' Harvey, flourand feed gcnts' furnishings grapher 16o J Zingsheim, cabinet maker z98 Vacant Lucas, Park & C'o grocers 72 Moore & Sweetman, gents' 164 C Thompson, carriage mak 300-302 Jos Burdett, brush makr 55 S 7 furnishings Cknrles-st intersects Caroliee-st intersects 304 Owen Ntowat, laborer 74 «'m Atkinson, tobacconist 306 John Henderson, fireman 59-63 American hotel 76 Mrs E Stewart, millinery 168 Mrs Armitage, fancy goods 314 Thos Chcrseman, brakesman 65 Isaac Sinclair, barber 78 James Foster, tailor Mrs I.aura Papps, bdg house 318 Vacant 178 67-69 James Reid, cabinet mkr 8o Muir & Wilson, variety store i t 8o Thos Copland, druggist 320 Mrs 11'm Oliver 82 Dominion hotel, HMcKil 182 Happle Hutcheson, tailor Park-.t intersects ItP Dundurn-st intersects 186 \Vm Mills, carriage maker 71 Joseph Fielding, hatter 84 Edwin Green, cabinet maker 188 H Knowles, grocer 330 John Cheesman, laborer 73-75 Vacant 86 Gottlieb Schuch, saloon Fred Howard, butcher 340 Mrs :1lartha Trevaskis 77 11' Gallagher, boots & shoes 88 H Kent & Co, crockery St Mary's cemetery 79 Fred A Hallett, watchmaker go Vacant :Irrs-st intersects 81: Stockwell & Co, dye works 92 C L Thomas, piano manfr 190 Jacob Levi, rag dealer Bing Street 7est, south side 83 Cameron & Bro, paper bag Mansion 94 house, W Fitz- 192 Edward Britt, grocer manufacturers gerald Kilvert & 1)uggan, barristers 194 A Yager, undertaker l' l. Scriven, wood engraver 85 Mrs F. W Woolverton, fancy 196 W G Lumsden, grocer Park-st intersects 7 Dominion Fire Ins Co goods 198 John Walsh, laborer The Shedden Co (limited) 87 Vacant 96 Bowering & Pain, provisions 200 Mrs Mary Almond Scneca Jones, ins agent 89 Bowering & Pain, butchers 98 Mrs H Lumsden, millinery 208 Wesley Kalar, teamster (;al,t J B Fairgrieve, corn 91 E & I) Carr, flour and feed too George H Geldhart, gilder 210 Richard Hill, cigar manufr Walter Greenhill, saddlery 102 B Edwards, confectioner merchant 93 212 Fred W Bates, grocer Temple, I O(.; T 95 James Hirst, boots & shoes 104 Chas P Edwards, boots, etc t i Hamilton Queen-st interieets -` J Kennedy, billiard rooms 97 (;eo Bartram, tailor 1o8 Mrs Sarah Atkinson, chil- 99 Richard Catchpole,umbrella dren's clothing 13 John Alexander, leather 214 H Geiger, baker 15 Richard Russell, jeweler repairet 110 Miss Emma Johnston, fancy 216 John W Brundle, tinsmith gg,j - Winckler, machinist goods " F J Rastrick, architect 213 Win Blake. butcher tot R J Hamilton. lumber mcht 112 M Howles, tinware, etc 17-19 Bank of Montreal 230 ► C McDonnell. flour and 21 John Garrett & Co, boot 114 Mrs A Lea, fruits, etc feed Ray-st intersects " Miss S A Feast, millinery and shoe manfrs 226 Alex Harvey, merchant 116 Mrs T Swift, millinery 23-25 Vacant 103 John F Stewart, founder 230 Mrs Sarah Smith 27-29 bicArthur & Middleton, 105 1) Dewey, ice dealer 118 Tuckett & Billings, tobacco 234 Vacant manufacturers hats, caps, etc, wholesale t t t Wnt Nicholson, wood dealer 271 HAMILTON -IST!'EET DIRECTORY. 273 NIN. KM. SIN. KnN . I13 H T Harris, butcher 303 C L Thomas, piano manfr 68 Robert Lucas, moulder tog George 1lool,er, labo rer ksmith t zoo Mrs M MLiitland 115 John Rodger. blac 313-315 Vacan Ootkornw-et interseeh 117 Mrs Geo Ross [hisdwa-st iwte ►seots " Nlatthcw Rowan, cigar mak r r Adarr. Hope & Co, store- 1Vm Davis, labore t 19 I C Chilman, bake s r t 3 t J Zingsheim, cabinet maker John Edyt, brewer house Chas Sauls, labore r Police statio n Dr James Lesli e L Leonard, butcher 202 %%'m McCurdy, carpenter 123 Henry Briggs, dairyman Afary .at iwteneeta 204 H Addison, hotel kee p Corol!>re-at intersects er Win Earle, laborer 2o6 l'eter Robertson, clerk rhos Feaver, brickmaker I 10 Wm Walker, grocer 141 H Broadbent, brass founder 208 John Schroeder, cigar makr Thos Hayes, toll-keeper 112 Vacant 210 Win Stamp, painter 143 Vacan t David Bowden, brickmaker t 14 Mrs Mary A Boggess, dealer 145 J & A Easson, broom makers l Wel/in>ton-st interseets A Jameson, manager tool Robert Ashbaugh, hote 122 Albert Gibbs . paper boxes 149 124 Edward Mayhew, carpenter works 218 George Rutley, machinist 130 Rev J W Abbott, Methodist 185 Miss Ross, dressmaking , 8ing William $treet, aarth side, 224 Jacob Kern, groce r 4om 28 James north to Watr 132 Vacan t Hea.st inlerseets 134 Chas Newberry, tanner West-am isterseets worth 136 Robt Nixon, cler k All Saints Church 2 Moore & Davis, estate agts 138 Jas Purnell, painter Wm Curry, butcher Quee Canada Business College ;eo Maslin, grocer 230 John Williams, carpenter x .st intersects 140 t z32 Hector Secor T G Spickett 142 John Price, carpenter d 207 John B Eager, ins agent 4 Wm King, tailor r " James Bartholomew 234 Mrs M Shea 215 l) McGregor, carriage mkr 6 Thos Morris, flour and feed 144 Win Tocher, clerk 236-238 Vacant 24o Robert Secord, baker t t 7 G E Tuckett, tobacco manfr 8 Alex Mars , bookbinder 146 David Park, shoemaker Ray at intersect s to Thomas Boggess, broker 148 Geo Welhy, pattern maker Irittorio-ave intersects 12 Thos Easton, dealer 150 James Jones, moulder 219 Thomas Muirhead, mason 14 Benj Allen, furniture 152 Wm Sharpe, machinist Public school 229 P R Barnard, merchant 0 Roberts & Griffin, printers 154 W W Foster, plumber East-am interseets 233 Vacan t 18 Gain Bros, paper bags 156 Hiram King, butcher 235 John Henry 20 E Nixon, saloo n 158 G T Billington, carver Vacant grounds 237 Rev B B Keefer 24 Robert Smyth, tinsmith 16o Patrick O'Brien, machinist Emerald-st intersect s Vacant hous e 24j John Lewis, shoemaker 162 Samuel Hunter, laborer 241 J M Hall, grocer 26 Robert Raw & Co . printers 290 John Gardener, shoemaker Pearl-st fwteneet.r r Ferywon-aoe interseats 28 Robe rt George, tailo 3teeen et intereecb Win Harrison, shoemaker 9agksew-st intersects Mrs M A Priddis, grocer 271 Wm Trevaskis, blacksmith 164 'Chos Allen, carpenter 294 John Burton, carpenter 281 James Ross, yardsman H Barnard, coal and wood 166 Mrs Bennett 302 E Fearnside, tailor 283 Vacan t 30 James B Bishop, tinsmith 168 Jas Govier, shoemaker A.kley.etinterseate 285 John W Brundle, tinsmith 32 Edw Hewitt, confectioner 170 M Brennan, lumber J Brundle, groce r 36 John Wright, locksmith 178 Thos Cathcart, baker 3 10 Robert Searles, laborer 40 Charles Fields, barber 180 Mrs Zimmerman, boarding 312 'Chos Pauling, laborer Locke-st intersects 42 P Elmsley, broker 182 Wm J Wallace, moulde r 314 Thomas H Herbert, mason F A Tarrant, broke r 44 M rs James McCracken 184 J Matthews, shoemaker 318 Chas Williams, shipping clk 289 John Burniston . carpenter 441 George King, carpet layer 186 Anthony Murray . laborer 324 Win Moore, laborer 291 Harvey Welsher, planer 48 Mrs Jane Wilso n 188 Wm Turner, tailo r 326 John Nixon, laborer " Salem Smith, baggageman 54 Phillip Martin, pork dealer Igo J Lightfoot, barber 328 Jos Sholl, bricklayer 293 J G Hamilton John-At intersects 192 John Gallagher, laborer WentsoortA- st intersects Esau Carter, harness maker Yargoret-st commences 194 56-58 Peter Nowlan, liver y 196 Peter Stewart, carpenter John Landers, labarer 95 Mrs Elizabeth Beck 66 F & C Gurncv, pattern shop 198 Win Price, shoemaker John Booker, founder 2 , HAMILTON 9 74 ST R EET D I RECTORY. KIN. 3 75 LIB. LIT. George Smith, gardener 109 Peter Schaub, teamster /kakis-it gourmets 17 Wm Thos Kilvington, sen, gar- 111 Wm Harper, shoemaker Anderson, pump inakr dener 113 John Knott, piano maker 279 Mrs R Wright 19 John Mallon Job Greenaway, vinegar 115 1' G Chesnut, boardg school 281 Alex Holmes, shoemaker 21 Mrs Ellen Graham maker 117 T G Chesnut, teacher 283 Robt J Hawkins, carpenter 23 Thos Davis, brush maker " James Simpson, Fred L Whatley, book- 123 Henry Davis, carpenter 285 David Love, carpenter teamster clerk keeper 125 Hamilton Oliver, 2855 Wm Bevis, machinist Gotha ri na - at untersecte 127 D McLaren, machinist Jas G Rayner, grocer King William street, south side 129 James Nicol, laborer Stevan- st intersects Liberty Street, west side 131 H C Russell, harness maker Stinson's bank M Isbester, builder 3 H Martin, leather dealer 133 John Rigsby, builder 293 Mrs Ann Gainey 5 Bautz, Clayton & Burton, 135 Wm Foreman, clerk 295 Denis Kelly, laborer engravers 139 Wm Chase, fireman 305 Mrs E Smith Grove•st copnmçnce Notz, stone cutter 311 7-9 Brethour & Howden, dry 141 Chas Mrs Lucy Holmes 20 Patrick Jones, laborer 143 Mrs Barbara Weaver,laundry goods Ashlsy - st intersect, 22 Michael Leahy, laborer 145 Fred Wurst, carpenter ii Thomas Fowkes, dry goods 24 Peter Lepage, shoemaker Cox, laborer 13 James Sweeney, tinware 147-149 _lames 315 Henry A Jackson, laborer 26 Charles Dodds, laborer 317 Thos 15 John Carruthers. flour and Ferguson-ave intersects Kenny, laborer feed 321 Jas McCarthy, laborer Catharina-st intersects 17 Michael Largay, broker 151 Wm Smyth, corn traveler 323 Daniel Williams, laborer mkr 19 Joseph Towersey, millinery 153 Wm Hastings, cabinet 325 Charles Barry, mason Little Market Street, north side, Snaudee, mason 21 Vacant 155 James 327 James Kenney, harness mkr from Pearl north, west to Locke 157 Thos Stewart, tinsmith 329 Luther Ross, laborer 23 Mrs M Kilroy, broker 2 James Lord, 159 John W Easton, brick mkr 331 John Ross, laborer blacksmith 25 Francis McGuire, furniture 4 Scott, 161 Jas Hampson, packer 333 Wilkins Hurd, whitewasher Terence laborer Flughson - st intersects 163 Mrs Jane Allan Little Wellington-st intersects Wentworth - st intersects 41 Wood & Leggat, warehouse 165 Alex Campbell, clerk 8 Gillmore, 43 Haynes Manut Co 167 C W Nichols, manufr Henry East, bricklayer Mrs Sarah seam- 47 Brayley & Dempster, black- 169 John Close, carpenter stress Burlington - et intersects smiths 171 Chris Rhoeder, gardener io Mrs C Campbell 12 James Dore, blacksmith 53 Mrs Harriet Freeman, bdg 173 Edgar Myers, cooper Samuel Liscombe, butcher 20 Richard Hill, 534 N H Buchner, stoves and 175 Mrs R Proven cigar maker

tinware 181 Mrs Ellen McDonough Little Peel - st intersects 185 Alfred Emerson, oil dealer Kinnell Street, north side, from John - al intersects 189 David C White, turner Inchbury 22 Edwin Green, merchant 24 Patrick Doyle, tailor 57 John McKenna, saloon 199 Thos Northey,machine shop 6 \Vm Rankin, engineer mis 63 67 M Brennan, planing wenington-sr inteesect, 8 Thomas Bumip Locke-at intersects John Smellie, clerk 69 14 John McBean,pauern maker 209 Howard Douglas, agent Catharsne - st intersects Kinnell Street, south siae Little Market Street, south side Victoria awe intersect* 87 Elias Allins, whitewasher 9 John Hopkins 21 Mrs E Thompson 89 R Dorsey, plasterer 247 Maurice McKenna, laborer i Robert Allan, carter 91-93 Wm Brumley, barber . 249 Mrs Mary Batty Locke-st intersects 95 Mrs E Barton, rag dealer 251 Mrs John Sanderson Liberty Street, eut side, from interreeta 255 Timothy Long, engine driver Little Peel Street, east side, from Mary-at 120 limiter east south to 20 Little Market te Napier 101 Mrs Mary Young, tavern East-ive intersects Catharina 4 D McCulloch, editor Spec- 105 James Morrow, laborer Vacant grounds 3 Mrs Jane Costie tator 107 George Moore, carpenter 277 J C Johnston, bookkeeper Grore d intersects 8 Robert Edgar, porter STREET DIRECTORY. 276 liAMILTON 3 77 LIT. LOC. 4-40C. Loc. o Wm A Smith Joseph Poynton, butcher 118 Joseph Foster, engine driver 133 Wm McDougall, machinist Mrs Caroline Bradley 120 Donald Campbell, carpenter 135 Arthur Cline, hackman Napier-4 inter. ,eets Vacant houses 122 Thomas Milligan, laborer 139 Mrs Catharine King George NVeston, watchman 124 Jatnes Gaskin, car examiner 145 Willis K Innis, hackman Little Peel Street, west side John I.yne, shoemaker 126 J C 'I'rottman, laborer 147 W H Woodhouse, shoemkr 130 Mrs Mary Corcoran 149 James O'Connor, laborer 3 James Brennan .soulti-at intersects 132 Wm Audett, laborer. 153 Alex Bell, fireman 5 John Sheehan, teacher 134 J 7 Joseph Bert, laborer Woodhouse, blacksmith 155 W Hornby, machinist Street north, east side, 136 Mrs Elizabeth O'Leary 9 Donald Fraser, tailt ,r Locke from 288 /ling west tc Œ V/ B 138 Hugh McColl, engine driver Locke Street South, east side, 15 Wm Angus, machinist workshops Barton - st ends from 287 King West Napier.« intersects to the 2 Thos Murphy, grocer Mountain 152 Patrick O'Reilly, laborer 6 Joseph Elwell, bolt maker Little Wellington Street, from 156 'timothy Redding, laborer 3 Charles 1Vyatt, carpenter Napier 8 Vacant Little Market to Ge.rrge-it end g 12 Edward Duffy Locke 3 Michael Nolan. laborer Street North, west side Little Market - at ends 1 5 M Kouber, hatter 5 Win Tyson. plasterer Crystal palace and grounds 17 1Vin Ronald, grocer 7 John Dean, laborer 24 Patrick Doyle, tailor J Audette, caretaker 19 Vacant 26 Mrs Margaret Potter Engine house Napier-e intersects -- 28 James Omand, turner 69 A Martin, laborer Main.at interne*, 32 G Hilderbrant, laborer Little William Street, east side, Florence - st intersect, Vacant lots from Barton east, north to Napier-st ends 75 James Wade, carpenter Jackson and Canaila - ,fi, interseet W track Reinholt 81 Thomas Gordon, 42 Mrs Christina porter Robert S Jacques, grocer John Graham, grocci R Lanaway, hotel 85 John Houghton, carpenter 35 Arch Sinclair. porter 89 Wm Monk, book-keeper William and Duke as intersect Peter 81 «ids W Sinclair, laborer 91 John Quirk, varnisher James Webb, shoemaker 37 M Atz, laborer 6o Richard Buscombe, brick- 93 Thomas Hall, blacksmith Michael Flannigan, laborer layer Mrs O'Regan, grocer Hunter.« intersects Vacant houses 64 John Kerren, carpenter York - st intersects Vacant lot South-st intersects Locke (' Young, grocer Street South, veest side Florence - st intersect.' 99 Walter Heim, turner 2 Mrs Elwell Little William Street, west side 70 Peter Dingmon. shoemaker 101 J Latremouille, laborer 8 Michael Audley 103 T 16 Vacant Edw Buckingham, laborer 2 7 (;eo Thompson, laborer Daley, fireina.n 105 18 G John Graham, machinist 74 J Henebery, laborer I) T Hedley, miller Morris, butcher 22 Mepham Benj Temple, machinist 76 John Freeman, blacksmith 11 Edw Mason, engine driver Mrs 24 Fred Kraft, carpenter 8 7 Charles Blackburn, porter 113 Wm Bowes, traveler Alex Kay, machinist Mrs Mary Shillington 8o Samuel Nie, boiler make' 115 Donald Campbell, police- 26 Wm Davidson, shoemaker Nlidwinter man Mrs Catharine Gulley 82 Mn Elizabeth Main•st intersects Vacant houses • 84 Wm Mitchell, machinist 117 J Merriman, checker G W R Mrs Jane Darby 86 John Drynan 119 Charles McCarthy, tailor 44 Edw Harrison, hackman 1)undurn hotel 121 Thomas Milne, laborer Joseph Frack, laborer Jackson - st 123 Wm Milne, steam fitter intersects Mrs Jane Flack York - st interment- James Catlin, laborer 125 Robert Blunt, fireman 46 R Campbell's pottery Wood yard office 127 Alex Elder, laborer Wm Mepham, laborer canada -st intersects David Forbes, laborer 110 James McCue, engine driver 129 Duncan Davidson, yards- Vacant house 112 'Frank Evans, blacksmith man Vacant house STREET DIRECTORY. 2 79 27 8 IIAMILTON MAC. MAC. ?LW. LOC. 24 Alfred Armstrong, washing 132 Mrs S Baker, milliner Fletcher, carpenter 62-64 Vacant 9 Joseph machines and wringers 134 Lewis Lucas, tel repairer McCullough, engine driver It 11 J W B Leather, architect 136 Thon English, sailor llunter and Duke•sts intersect G W R 26 Victoria l'eutual Fire Insur- 138 Henry Urry, barber John Parks, machinist 6o Thomas Coyle, laborer 15 ance Co 140 Capt J Malcomson Chas Lambert, machinist 68 Henry Jackson, painter 19 Market square John Mc Kenzie,wood dealer Donald McKay, brakesman 7 0 Robert Houston, dairyman 21 150 Francis Edgar, carpenter Wallace, clerk Merrick-st commences 23 Joseph 152 Jas Webster, sum Robinson - st intersects Wm Hancock, builder CSRR 27 58 Long & Bisby, wool dealers Vacant lot W Blasdell, carpenter 31 George Taylor, laborer John 60 Strathroy Knitting Co Colborne - at intsraects Wm Grsffith, merchant 33 D Butler 62 Ontario Broom Factory 47 Edward Meakins, boiler ma- 162 Wm Clear, machinist Irapk at intersect* 64 Mrs Ann Pinkitt ker " Ontario Marble Works 164 John McLean, bolt maker Wm Connley, laborer Vacant house 49 66 Wm Clinton, fitter 168 C Berry, carpenter McNamee, axlemaker 5 1 James 7 0 James Dumphy 170 Patrick Trainor Herkimer, .Varkland and Sourn-«,. James Wright, laborer 172 Wm Rattray, book-keeper intergert 53 74 T Patterson, blacksmith J White 174 Walter Armstrong, painter 55 Vine st intsrsecte Robt McFarland, dairyman 57 Thos Tribute, machinist 176 A Stewart, inland rev office Cyrus 011iver, tailor 76 W H 'I'aylor, Concession-st intersects. 59 saddler liarton-st intersects. 61 Benj Salisbury, saddler 78 Joseph Pecover, upholsterer 63 Vacant 8o Thomas Jackson 182 G McLennan, laborer Locomotive Street, east ide, from Moses, engine driver north to Barton 69 Thos 82 George Waite, painter 184 Alex A Renwick, conductor 230 York, 7 1 Charles Clarke, porter 84 Richd Gwyder, whitewasher r " Humphrey Hodges 6 John Smith, shoemaker 73 Mrs Elizabeth Lawlor 86 P Duffy, teamster 186 1Vm Yaldon, tavern 8- t o Vacant 75 Edward Newman, carpenter 86i John Randle Murray.« intersects Vacant house 81 Vacant 88 Mrs Eliza Fall's, tavern Wm Hamilton, laborer 44 Chas Rieger, mason 83 92 Wm Cook & Son, painters 204 Samuel Young, book-keeper blacksmith 206 J " Oscar Eisenhont, Barton - st intersects 94 Mrs Hannah Smith, grocer A Ward, accountant r " John Brown, blacksmith 208 James Johnston, carpenter Cannon - st intersects 46 Jas Ryan, tailor Geo Kerr, time-keeper. Samuel Taylor, saloon 48 ino Semple, tobacco worker 104 George Guttridge, mason Stuart - st intersects. 5 0 John A Smith, file cutter bloNab Street North, east side, Baptist church 52 John Denley, moulder from 46 Kin,g west to the Bay r it Wm Carter, plasterer Vacant lot Wm Jenkins, blacksmith to Wm Britt, shoemaker 218 H Marsh ,baggageman G W R 54 Foster, merchant tailor 56 Chas Playter, shoemaker 2-4 C I 2 John Jefiery, carpenter 220 John Prown, blacksmith McIntyre, silver 57 Wm Lang 6 James 114 Robert Chisholm, builder 222 Mat Thompson, carpenter 6o Wm Cruickshank, machinist plater t 6-r 18 Robert .Arrol, second Strachan - st intersects 62 Henry Wands, carpenter " J D Mills & Co, paper boxes hand dealer 8 C Briggs & Sons, patent 64 James Atkins, carpenter G 120 Henry Burrows, bookkeeper 228 John McDonald. clerk medicines 66 J Mowat, excise officer 122 Francis Sturdy, grcher 230 John Hutt, foreman G W R to James McDougall, oil and 68 Alex McLaughlin, engineer 232 W J McAllister, lumb mcht lamps Nulberry - st intersects 70 Wm Laing, machinist 234 John Holt, engineer St Patrick's Hall 7 2 James Latimer, machinist 12 124 Samuel Hooper, baker 236 Henry Horton, machinist 14 Brierley & Graham, furniture 126 Daniel Glover, carpenter 2 44 Frank Young, printer Barton - st intersects warerooms 128 John Sollider, undertaker Simcoe - st intersect* John Woodman, fitter 16-18 Watson & Thompson 130 John McAllister, grocer cabinet hardware 132 Mrs Pitt 25 0 Wentworth engine works and oils Locomotive Street, west side zo Wm Farmer. lamps " Thos B Paine, book-keeper 256 Mrs Murphy 24 David Bowman, barrister " Magnus Baker, machinist r " Michael Galvin, laborer Vacant lot " Liberal Association rooms 28o HAMILTON STREET DIRZCTORY. 281 MAC. MAC. MAC. MAC. Cannon-st intersects r 256 Hugh Smith, laborer 13 — Weimer, barber I 231 Daniel Mahoney, laborer r " Edward Daly laborer t 5 James Basted°, dentist 101 Francis Burdett, brush makr 2 33 Thos McCue, machinist 258 David Fair, laborer '• W J Hodgson, dry goods Vacant house 235 Robert Beatty, broker 26e John Cowie moulder 17 F W Fearman, provision 105 J L Spohn, pi.ltographer Simcoe-st in ter.ect. 262 R Alix, tailor warehouse 107 Thomas Meegan, moulder 19 Vacant 109 Mrs Mary 251 Mrs Wm Beatty h'errie - at in ter•ect. Fardy 21 J P Kelly, shoemaker tit Arthur Arkell, miller 2 53 Vacant and 264 W S Twohy. clerk 23 G Fletcher, crockery 113 Robert Chisholm, builder 2 55 James Baillie, leather dealer 266 Mrs Malcolmson glassware 115 Hector Little, salesman Vacant lot 268 George Buff, moulder 25 Win Tremlett, shoemaker 117 B Lear, printer 263 Hugh Gillespie, grocer 27 0 NVm J Jones, steward 27 J boots and shoes Multerry•it sntersecte Ferrie-st intersect. 272 Michael Welsh, laboler 29 Thos Irwin & Co, stoves, 274 John Holland tinware, etc 119 Herman Kurth, mfr cockle 265 Joseph Paquin, grocer 276 Edw Henry, shoemaker Market-st commences separator 267 John Cowan, watchman 278 Samuel Shearer, laborer 121 Robert Love, tailor 271 MIS Doody 280 John Solleder, moulder 31 R C Cooper, grocer 123 Geo Moore, laborer G W R 273 Robt Cowie, carpenter 282 David Love, baker 33 Robert Evans, seed mer- 127 Wm Cook, carpenter 275 Hugh Do'ierty, engineer 286 Thomas Enright, laborer chant Vacant lot 283 Patrick Burke. laborer Vacant house 139 Robert Evans, Vas-Ait intersects carpenter Picton-st intersects Pieta,' st intersects 149 John McKenzie, coal and 35 John A Barr & Co, druggist wood dealer 295 Moses Furlong, hackman 296 Michael O'Neil, glass-blower 37 Butchers' Hall hotel 151 Patrick McManus, hatter 299 Lawrence Kelly, laborer 298 Mrs Enright 39 Matthew High, saloon 153 Wm M Mitchell, glass blowt 303 M McKenzie, laborer 300 Phillip Parr, laborer 4 1 John Malcom, hotel 155 James Porteous, machinist Mrs Fletcher 43 Thomas Bradfield, hotel 157 Miss Agnes Young, dress- Macaulay st intersects Macaulay-s ! niter,ect, 45 Hugh O'Brien, variety store maker 0 'Wm McGowan, laborer 47 J M VanNorman, boots and 317 Albert Mooney, glass blowei 3 2 Colborne-et tntersects. 304 Vacant shoes r " Jacob Bellinghoff, laborer 306 Wm Robertson, laborer 49 James Hirst, boots & shoes 163 George Margetts. clerk 319 Thos Armstrong, carpenter 308 Thomas Driver, laborer 5 1 Mrs Joseph Wisker, tavern 165 Thos Delaney, painter 321 Vacant 3 10 Wm Turk, laborer 55 Peter Duffy, hotel 167 Harry Kemer, boiler maker 323 Patrick Noonan, shoemaker 169 Henry Criel 327 Vacant Wood-et intersect. Merriek-st intersects 171 Chris Halliday, laborer Bus- ington - st intersect* Vacant lot 57 Thomson, Birkett & Bell, Barton-at intense«, 324 Edward Barker, laborer dry goods wholesale Burlington glass works 326 John Smith, laborer 61 Simpson, Stuart & Co, whole- 179 Peter O'Reilly, brushmaker Wm Jones, laborer sale grocers Capt Wm Wood Patrick Roach, laborer Burlington-st intersects " Dundas Cotton Mills Co 183 John Logan, revenue ofbcer Browne's wharf 332 Burlington Glass W'orks 65-73 Jas Stewart & Co, foun- 185 John Wilson laborer Vacant lot dry Vacants lots McNab Street South, :last side, Thies Snowden, blacksmith Vine-st intersect.. Murray and Sluart-atit tntereeet from Zing west te Markland Thos McIlwraith, Cairn 7 Alex Crooks, salesman Brae 77 Hugli Young, brass foundry G W R Bridge 79 R Crockett, silver-plater " Robt Leslie, clerk 221 Alfred Davis. clerk 9 Wm McMeekin, machinist McNab Street North, west side 85 Mrs Bella Chandler 87 Saml McCullough, cab drivr Strachan- et Intersects 13 David Nash, porter 1-3 Richard Mackay, grocer 89 James Halbran, moulder 15 James Flynn, laborer 223 Alfred Turner, grocer 9 Richard Haigh, book-binder 95 S Cline, marble dealer 19 Plymouth Brethren hall ii Amor & Yager, undertakers 227 Andrew Ross, coin mercht 21 Wm Storror 282 HAN' LTON STRICIT 1,11111/.CTORY MAC. MAC. 283 MAC. MAI. 3latn - at intersects 64 Mrs A M Turne, Vacant lots 44 Samuel Heath, blacksmith licid-et intersects :7 Wm Lloyd, provisions, etc etry-st interwet. Boy-et anleraecto 29 John Freeth, jr, wood yard Macaulay Street east, north side, Michael Cullen, laborer Jackson and Hunter, ,,ta intersect Magill Street, east side from 260 from Glass vrorks James north Patrick Wickham, laborer James York, nortli to Barton 51 W C Stewart to Wellington Russell, laborer 53 C C Grant Wm Keegan. laborer Chantier hotel 55 F A Ashbaugh, livery Illigham-at in:sweetie Patrick Farreil, painter 4 Edward Egan, maainist Vacant lots 6r Jno I Mackenzie, dry goods 25 John Johnson, engineer 6 John Sandercock, tinsmith Pergusern 8 Thus Sandercock, fitter Bold-st interrects. 27 George Chapman. tinsmith tee ink:twee 31 Mrs Ann Connolly ro Thos Grant. carpenter 63 Andrew Rutherford, druggist Stephen Saxby, lamplighter 14 George J Lazarus, turner J D McDonald M D Johnset inter/ea.. Mrs Clara Halford,laundress 18 Charles Thomson, carpenter lots Thos Hazzlewood, brushmkr 22 Chris S Griggs, policeman Duke and Robinson intreaset Vacant Geo Hokombe, laborer :4 Mrs Flock Catharis e - st • ntersect* 91 Alfred McKeand, book- Wm Carless, laborer 28 James Sloan, laborer keeper Vacant lots Thom Butler, stove mounter 30 George Clark, fi tter 3: Thomas Evans, 93 E G Patterson, barrister ilary•at ',Verona Wellington-at onter‘ectg. bricklayer 95 J Burke, ins manager 34 Vacant Marksworth, T C Kerr John Jones, grocer Macaulay Street 'West, north r 38 Geo Byrens, carpenter Vacant lots to end Geo E Mills, bricklayer side, from 331 James north to 40 James Baines, titter Hiram Jones, bricklayer Bay 44 John Stacey, sawyer licNab Street south, west Side Wm Liston, carpenter Sylvester Nolan, laborer Baiton-›t intersect, John A Bruce & Co seeds- Henry Wheeler, bmshmaker 13 John Ncxman, laborer men George Maxham, laborer Magill Street, west sicie 15 Mrs Margaret Callaghan 6 John Blatchford, undertaker / erg u.on - a ve interrectr 17 Vacant Alfred Richmond, butcher 8 Vacant 11 John Meyers, stove mounter Mrs 'rhos Lewis, pat medi- Henry Fiingston, laborer Matrob-st interucte ro T3 James Nickling, laborer cines Mrs liridget McGuire cabinet maker Vacant lots 15 John Menory, machinist 12 James Cuzner, tinsmith H Lamartine, 35 Wm Ascott, laborer I 7 N J White, machinist 14 Andrew Watson, baker Jas Sweetlove, carpenter 37 James Fraser, moulder 19 Daniel Jack, laborer 16 Joseph Knowle, printer James Martin, laborer 41 Peter Davis, sailor 21 Vacant 18 John Anderson, tobacconist Wm Chidley, stove-mounter 43 Richard Short, sail maker :3 Walter Wagstaff, tinsmith 20 Mrs %Varner, laundress Wellington-st intersects 49 Wm Fell, laborer 35 George Dawe, blacksmith Mrs Felson, dressmaker 37 Wm Morden, conductor 22 Robert Milne, photograph& Macaulay Street East, south side Dar al •n1erser41 39 John G Morton, machinist Maiiset intersect, Hamilton glass works Macaulay Street West, south side 45 James Hendy, fitter 47 F G Twitchell, sailor 24 Wm Graham Hughtton intersecU 5 Edward Murphy, laborer 51 W M Goodwin, operator Central Presbyterian church 7 Henry Muller, :8 Euward Maloney, laborer glass blower Vacant lots liartim-st irterareta Jaekeon - st intersect. 30 John Kennedy, boiler malt

3: Wm Simple, plasterer Mcitrab - st uttertects Calvin McQuesten, M D Main Street East, north side 34 Thos Murphy, moulder 32 Isaac Leblanc, repairer from 25 James south to City Hunter - st intersects limits John- et interacts 36 John Brown, machinist 58 Rev D H Fletcher 38 Mrs Eliza Searle, boarding Vacant lots 7 T C Kerr 81 Co's warehouse 6o Mrs Fisher 40 Thos Beavers, laborer ir Amelius Irving. M P. bar- 6: Henry Whish, prof music Ceitiutruse it magersecto 42 Wm B Griner, glass blower rister MAMILTAN S7'RI

Mrs Robert Powell 44 Richd Bradley, corn traveler Paarl - st snterseeta 71 Joseph Miller, painter Arthur Nash, toll-keeper 46 Mrs Wm H Newell 73 Thos Haygarth, machinist Samuel Bell, bailiff 48 Samuel Kemp, corn traveler Vacant lots 75 Dr George E Husband

Mrs Andrew Skinner 50 W W Suminers, carpenter Locke -st i ntersects 79 Mark Pulling, foreman Geo Rutherford, druggist 52 Wm A %enator, turner 81 Wm G Nielson, baker Edw Mitchell, bank manager 54 James Sutton, box maker 184 S Chambers, machinist 83 Wm Gibson, engineer John Eastwood, book-seller 56-58 Aitchison & Co, planing r86 Hilton Loucks,harness makr 85 C F Babcock, builder John W Murton, coal dealer mill 188 Mrs Mary Schadel 87 Walter Spencer, piano tuner 1S'in Macaulay, traveler 6o Joseph Jeffery, city laundry 190 R W Campbell, potter 39 Martin Sammons John Farley, china, glass, etc 62 Richard Bradley, traveler 192 Mrs Sarah Ann Page 91 John Brown, machinist J Sweet, traveler 624 W F Power, clerk 196 Mrs Mary Ann Hartley 93 George Kellond, shoemaker Wm Steward, carpenter 64 C H Bampfylde, grocer ilargaret-st intersects Vacant house Caroline si intersects Ba y -st intersects 228 Mrs Eliza New Dr Louis Springer 101 A A Wyllie, agent 250 ilenry New, brick manufr R C Stinson, hotel 70 Evan Jones, laborer 103 Mrs Robert Osborne Wm Moore, laborer 72 Mrs Ann Davidson Garth at intersects 105 H T Bunbury R R Gage, solicitor 74 I■Irs Elizabeth Osborne 107 Mrs J R Thompson Children's home 76 John Hall, laborer Main Street West, south side 109 G H Armstrong, P 0, clerk Simon James, Delta hotel 78 Mrs John Moore 1 111 Andrew Wilson, manufact'r 82 B Martin, cabinet maker Thomas Freebotn, painter 7 Dr 113 James H Mills 84 Chas Hurton, care taker Edwin Henwood Main Street west, north side, 15-17 Vacant from 36 James south, to city Collegiate Institute Iless-st intersects limita Caroline - et satereeas Nelfab.« intersects 127 Ethelbert Servos, bailiff Primary school 2 Oliver Hancock,boilermaker too Vacant 21 E J Bennett, bar-keeper 4 Harvey Holmes, painter 104 Jas Sinclair, county judge 23 Mrs J L Smith Queen-at intersects 6 Vacant 108 P C Blaicher 27 John Mitchell 141 0 C 8 Mrs Jane Ann Weeks 112 M Young, sec H & N W Ry 31 Dr Henry T Ridley Evans, window shades Centenary church z14 Wm Laidlaw, barrister 145 ‘Vm Harvey, traveler Charles-at intersects 147 ro F N Drew, piano dealer Thomas Lees, jeweler intirrsects 151 William 11 Mills 12 Rev Anthony C Walshe 33 Wm Herrnan, merchant 155 14 Colin McRae, traveler 116 Alex Murray, merchant 35-37 Vacant Win Palmer, traveler 157 16 Bernard Winnifrith, grocer Robert Campbell, potter Queen-at intersect. Park-st intersects 159 W'm Somerville, bookkeeper 3IcNab-st intersects 161 C draughts- 138 Geo Henry patent agent 39 Mrs C Gillies H Sutherland, man 18 Robt Milne, photographer 140 A G Hopkins, merchant 41 Harold Lambe, grocery 563 Geo Strain, laborer 20 David Steele 142 J M Buchan, insp schools broker 171 Vacant 22 Captain John H Caddy z44 Chas D A Heath, clerk 43 M C Liven 24 Mrs H A Poundon 148 T C Mewbum, insp custonis 55 Peter Balfour, box rnanfr Pearl-st interiect. 26 Mrs Patton 150 Geo Denoon, clerk " James Balfour, architect 28 A B Barry, manufacturer 152 Robt H Gardiner, M D 57 W G Dunn & Co, spice mills 175 John Graham, carpenter 181 Geo Webb, shoemaker 30 Wm King, tailor Ray,/ intersects Pennington's stained glass 32 James Amor, undertaker works 1 83 Mrs Geo Webb, laundress 185 Wm R Barker, packer Chartes - rt inferrer', 254 St Clair Balfour, merchant 288 HAMILTON STREET DIRECTORY. 289 MAR. MAR. MAR MAR. Locked intoroscia 8 Wm Myers, laborer Michael Sullivan, laborer A urora-st intersect. 12 Patrick Knigh,, laborer 189 David Craig, laborer t 15 George D Rioch, printer 14 George Levell, gardener 112 Allan Studholme, stove irtr 191 A H Tanner, laborer 117 Abraham Kingdom, laborer 16 James Bricknell, laborer 114 Robert Hackett, shoemaker 193 John Davis, brickmaker 119 'rhos Kerruish, carpenter 18 John Clapham, plasterer 116 Patrick Kennedv, moulder 197 Jas Vent, carpenter Wellstsgton 20 John Gentle, carpenter at intersect. 118 Win Aspell, porter 199 Geo Hempstock, butcher 22 Vacant 120 Vacant sot Andrea Miller, laborer 24 1Vm Gillespie, customs officer Maria Street, SOUtil DUO 122 Chas Morton, jeweler 203 Mrs Rachell 26 John Modlin, butcher 124 Vacant Chris Risel, teamster 8 NIrs Margaret McKay 205 28 Wm Shaw, contractor 126 Mrs Ilenry 207 Mrs Alice Hume Ilughson - st I.P, tersecfo Welltnotori-ot onterseett 209 Wm King, laborer Main-st intersects 20 John Dennis, painter Poulette - et commences 22 F J Rastrick, architect Market Street, north side, from 213 Thos Brooke, laborer Maria Street, north side, from Church of Ascension 215 H F Smith, laborer James south, east to Welling- Vacant lot 31 Mollab north to Bay 217 Wm Vaughan, brickmaker ton 8 Catharine•xt inter.erte Hamilton Gymnasium 219 John Harris, teamster Vacant lots Mi Rich Frayne, harness inakr 221 George Bray. carriage maker 40 W Terryberry, laborer to J Mathews & Son, painter !Ingham - at tagertartt 223 Matthew Murphy, laborer 42 Mis Elizabeth 1Vebber 12-14-16 Chas Blakesley. hotel 227 Lawrence Roupell, laborer 23 James Adamson, clerk 44 John Linfoot, agent 18 Market stables 229 Geo Allardice, stone cutter 25 James Meikle, clerk 46 VVm Chapman, gardener zo R Jones, second-hand dealer 231 Wm Campbell, potter 27 W H Ballard, teacher 48 Henry Lavery, accountant 22-24 Thos Gillesby, saloon Garth st intersects 56 Albert Vickerinan. stone 24 James Hume, vet surgeon John and Catharine sts. intersect cutter 26-28 Vacant 58 John McDonald, laborer 47 M D Healey, merchant Park•xt Margaret Street, east side, from 6o intersectx Zing West to Main 49 Mrs Mary Morton Richard Russell, jeweler 293 51 Vacant 62 Edw Longhurst, moulder 34 M J Clarke, clerk James Perrin, laborer 55 John Lewis, laborer 64 D G Sutherland, book- 36 Geo C' .fohnstnn. carpenter 3 James Small, pumpmaker 57 Wm Kell, hackman keeper 38 Mis Jessie Richardson 5 James Owen, laborer 59 David Heddle, laborer 66 Mrs Timothy O'Malley 40 Mis Samuel Smith 9 Thomas Fee, hackman 61 John Hard 68 Wm Kelk, music teacher 42 Joseph Fielding. hatter 15 James Walsh, shoemaker 63 Mary Ann Leval! 72 Vacant 44 John S Amor, engineer 17 Mrs Sarah Battershill 65 Corn Donovan, teacher 74 Mrs Wm Kidney 46 Peter McCulloch, huxter 19 John Morley, laborer Vacant lot 76 Wm nirrell. confectioner " Miss Parry. dress-maker 23 Robert Wade, laborer 78 Paskey, machinist 54 John Rodgers, blacksmith Walnut.« interotet. 25 Vacant 8o James Lewis Bay.st enlercects 27 Wm Smith, painter 75 D Mills, carpenter 8: James Holleran. baker 29 Thos G Reed, engineer 77 D Abell, machinist Cherry•st interletto 5$ Dr Charles F A Locke 31 Robert Wade, laborer 79 Thomas Bonn, laborer 62 George McVittie, foreman 33 Benjamin Batty,watchinaker 8i Samuel Harvey, weaver 86 l'atrick Paddon. laborer 64 J C Henry, teamster 35 Miss Carrie Sherman, dress- Vacant lot 88 James Murphy, cigar maker 66 Wm Waldron, teamster maker 90 Denis Sullivan, laborer 68 George I,iggett, teamster " Miss T Ross, dressmaker Cherry - st intersects 92 Mrs Eliza Murray 7 0 Hendrie & Co, blacksmith 94 Wm Grover, laborer shop Main-st intersects 99 Mis Sarah Sullivan tut Matthew Rowan, carter 96 Timothy Sheehan. laborer 72 Albert Boyle, shoemaker Margaret Street, west side 103 Vacant 704 Daniel O'Connor, laborer 74 Miles Johnston, laborer 105 Anthony Doyle, laborer to6 John Burns 76 I) Kelly, laborer 2 MISS S MCGOV tan 108 Peter Doherty, mason 78 Thos N Best, auctioneer 6 Vacant lurora-st intereects 1 10 P O'Connell, laborer 8o Thos Harbottle, wood dealer 2 90 H A st I LTON lTRRLT DIR[CTORY . 29 1 MAR. HAR . MAB6 MAN . 8i Vacant 37 John S Shoemaker, painter 6 Mulkins & Co, stove dealers Caroline-st istenecte 84 Mrs Ann Dixon 43 F V Jones, hatter 7 Thomas Mackay, groce r Win Sharp, carpenter 86 Mrs Mary Richardson W & J Morden, produce and Bay-et i nb ►wete George Jones, carpenter CarotOte-et intersects commissio n St Paul's German Church E Wm Webster, flour and feed Thomas Briers, painter Charles Grant, 92 Jacob Lowery, salesman 63 Rev Frederick Spad e 9 Hamilton Tea Compan y coachman Primary School 69 Hendrie & Co's stable s to Cyrus King, grocer Win Lennox, caretaker Evangelical Church 71 W D Robinson, hide dealer t t Mrs Sarah Feaver, hotel Hess-8( intersec u 98 Rev F Sch wartz 73 15'm Lee, laborer 12 R Irwin, Shakespeare hotel 100 T S Bell, civil engineer 75 John Ma riatt, teamster 13 George Smith, hote l Mary $treet, east aide, from 124 102 Major R Tomassek 77 Jas Rice, laborer 14 Wm Harris, baker S'ing east to the Bay 104 Vacan t 79 Samuel McCraken, teamster 15 F L Cherrier, grocer to6 Alex A rnott, clerk Si George Ashmore, teamster r6 R J Wood, Empire house 14 Christopher Morris, sailor ro6 Vacan t 83 Thomas McBride, forema n 18-20 Spectator office 16 Edmund Willett, shoemaker t ro John W James, health ins p Hendrie & Co's stables Victoria mutual fire ins Co 18 Mrs McPherson ao Henry Harris, boot-cutte r Hou-st intersects Caroline-st inter"ets. Yc.ti'ab-et interwote Mrs P Young, boarding t 114 Walter Anderson, book-kpr 91-93 Vacan Markland Street, north aide from King Ww&-st intersects i z6 Mrs Hannah Pim 95 Isaac Armstrong, grainbuyer James sout,h, t r8 Rev John Lancele 97 Joseph Woon, tailor west to Qneen Wm Walker, grocer Mrs Alex Scobie y 120 103 Charles Huton, tailor Henry Robson, bricklayer 26 James Way, painter King, groce 1o5 A L Anderson, agent Globe 34 Wm McLelland, collar makr 122 Cyrus ry afcNab-et intersects 124 James Horsburgh, derk 107 J W Murray 38 Wm Smye, collar maker 128 John S Innes log Win Christie John Irvine Beb..ea-at intersects 130-132 Vacant III F N Tennant, teacher Park-at iatewatr Wm Howick, grocer Qreew-et iaterue b Hess-st inforsects Wm Wallace, freight agent 46 Mrs McNirie 1 40 Thomas Crow, machinist P H Hanlon, grocer Public school Walker, blacksmith Bay-et iwterswte 142 Thomas Glass, moulder John IYilaos-se eowwuse" 144 Edward Ladd, bake r 119 John Campbell, broommakr Vacant lots 150 Patrick O'Neil, laborer 121 Mrs Geo Hall 68 Star Auger C o 156 Wm Harper, labore r 123 Wm Southam, journalist Caroline-et i*terareee " N B Robbins, manufr grates 158 James Fairclough, carpenter 125 Robert W Adams, barrister R W Jocelyn, bricklayer 70 Win Reid, constabl e r6o Robt Wright, teamste r 127 Vacant John Rose, farmer 74 Joseph Barr, clerk G W R 02 Geo A Tristram, blackbmith T29 J F Wing, machinist 76 J Carruthers, flour dealer t64 George S Board, laborer 131 Andrew Higgins,confectionr Be" is"xr«ea 78 Robert Farley, tinsmith Bay- o t intersects 133 John Attle, tinsmith 8o Wm Bevis, cabinet maker 8z Leo Blatz, tailor. Queew-et intersects Varkland Street, south ddA Market Street, south sido Vacant lots HeUy-st eommeMa I Robt Dunlop, com merchant Market Square, from 17 James Park-et iwertw w 84-88 A Laidlaw & Co, founders 3 T H McKenzie, wool dealer b Planing mills 5 Simon Lalor, harness maker north to McNa Mrs Mary Logie H W Bilton, soda water mfr G Magann & Co, druggists Cannon-st interseete I s"-et inter«eta 13 Dominion hotel stable s 2 P Ronan, flour and feed ro8 Chas McNab, com traveler 19 Warehouse 3 George A Mills, hatter Win Ainsley, trunk maker t 18 David White, book-keeper 4 Wm Fell, engraver John Walfor Park-st istersecto d 122 Robert Kelly, p o clerk 5 Chicago Laundry Win Goodall, farmer 124 John H Putnam,a~ent 33-35 J B Mathews, livery 11 F Clarke, boot and shoes Edwin Wilde, ins agent 128 James Kingdon, tailor DIRECTORY. 292 HAMILTON STREE1 2 93 MAR. . MAR. MER. MIL. 134 Joseph Greenfield, agent I Henry Hill, butcher Bartan-st intersecta Mis A 'I' Stewart, dressmakr 140 Chas Hotchkiss, tel operator 43 Robt Steele, mach.inist 183-185 Vacant 78 W T Ntunday 142 Richard Seldon, carpenter 45 Geo H Ntilne, carpenter 187 Wm Hughes, (-arpenter 8o Robt Calderwood, merchant 47 Richard Sharhorne 82 Alex McMenemy, chief Robet t -et intersects 199 James Dalton, laborer 49 Amos Johnson, huckster 201 Patrick Gavin, laborer police 148 Wm Kingdon, printer 51 N Chappell, whitewasher 203 Mrs Mary Grace 84 John Cox, photographer 152 George Beach, broker 53 N Chappell, jun, laborer 207 J Marshall, ropemaker 86 Hurd & Roberts 156 John Hayes, laborer 55 A I) Martin, book-keeper 90 Dr W G Stark t62 Geo French, carpenter 558 Ntrs Ellen Land Murray-. t intersects 92 E M Furniss, marble dealer 96 Misses Carr, dressmakers 166 Joseph Hopkins, weaver 57 Vacant 227 Fred Schelter, moulder 98 Hurd 8t Roberts, marble 168 R T Smith, baggage master 59 Hugh Sweeney moulder 233 Peter O'Connor, teamster I 70 Benj Crites, carpenter 61 Charles Molzan, shoemaker works Strachan -st intersect* 172 Edw Fearman, bricklayer 73 Geo Cavill, stove mounter ltau-st interment 174 F L Cherrier, grocer 75 Mrs Nehemiah Ford Mrs Bridget Crotty 83 Vacant sntereects Sinicoe-st intersects Merrick Street, south Bide 85 Wm Strong, bookkeeper 180 Isaiah Audett, btacksmith 89 John Bradley, carpenter 1-5 L Jones, billiard room Merrick Street, north side, from 7 Thos 208 Wm Fairley, plumber 91 Patrick Kennedy, carter 55 James north to Bay Richardson, auctioneer 21 0 Theo Woolfe, brakesman 93 T Lucas, moulder 2 A F Forbes, insurance agent McNab -st intersects 95 Alex Moore, barber 238 Alex Main, rope manf 6 H Hoy, barber 97 John Dwyer, laborer 35 Thomas Duffy, hotel 8-12 Royal hotel &radian-4a Intersects 99 Alfred Cogswell, painter 49 Mrs Agnes Patterson 14 City directory office 53 Wm Bradfield, hotel 240 James Patton. laborer Cannon - et intersects " Rose & Co, produce 57 David Black, blacksmith 242 T Buckingham, boilermaker " N Hammond, ins agent 244 1Vm (; illigan, laborer 117 Lewis Hancock, laborer 59 Thos Clohecy, harness inkr 119 John Riche, druggist " Staunton & Franks, surv'rs 61 M E Rice & Co, marble dlrs 246 WITI Thompson, blacksmith 16 Hamilton mutual fire iris Co 252 Alex Hunter, laborer 121 Peter Fitzpatrick, carpenter 63 Richd Hilts, marble cutter 123 Ntrs H Hughes, boarding 18 John Proctor, forwarder 67 M E Rice & Co, marble Sitncoe-st intersects 125 Mrs Annie Bowes, boarding 20-22 John Alanson, auctioneer dealers 127 David West, switchman 24 McKay Printing Company 254 Mathias Nlagerus, laborer " Woodbine hall Park -il intereecte Robert-at intersects 28 Woodbine Saloon, William Fer-rie - si intersects 73 L Adley 1 43 Francis Crow, carpenter Channell Alfred E Bates, carpenter 75 Alex Trendall, laborer 145 Robert NVynn, fireman 3 0 Johnston & Gillmore, auc- 77 Wm Farmer, watchmaker tioneers Macaulay ,ii.. Peton-ste intersect 147 Thomas O'Connor, painter 79 Mrs Margaret Spohn 149 E Freeman, marble cutter 32 Wm Gunner leather dealer 83-85 Alex Campbell, grocer Mary Street, west side 151 J B Buckingham, gas fitter 34 Gospel hall 89 Vacant 153 R F Webster, machinist 36 Vacant 91 W G Stark, M D I Mrs J•O'Reilly 157 0 H Moore, machinist 38 Canada Farmers' Mutual cook York-st interserb , 15 1Vm E Pearman, 159 Stephen Searle, carpenter Ins Co King Williatn -st intersects 161 Alfred Crow, rnachinist McNab -st intersects Mill Street, north side, from 95 163 Miss Sarah Stuart, boarding 25 John Watson, sen. vet surg 52 Thos C Stewart, japanner Caroline north, west to Hess 165 Charles Jenkens, engineer 62 James Simpson, merchant 27 John Watson, jr, horse 167 Thomas Whiteley, polisher 8 Edwin Gradwell, machinist Park - st intereects trainer 169 John Deylet, laborer to Wm Coutts, pedler 29 Mrs Bella Allice, seamstress 171 John McKellar, trweller 72 Wm Walk,r, grocer 14 John McCarthy, laborer 31 Michael Flynn, cigar maker 173 Wm Barnfather, engineer 74 NVin Dodd, feather dyer 16 George Cannon, laborer 39 Thomas Kennedy, grocer 175 Teence Kavanagh, moulder 76 C M Wintercorbyn, hair-re " John Ormston, teamster Rebecca-et intersects John Osborne, grocer storer Ileu-st Merged. 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HAMILTON 294 SITRL6T DIRICTORY. NuR. 295 YUL. l[U$. NAP. ]di11 Street, south side Mulberry Street, south side M W Foster, engineer ' Murray Street We,t, south eide. l/ary-st 3 Vacant 7-9 Vacant iwtnareu t Albion hotel 7 Win If Childs, machinist ! t Win Cusick, shoemaker Mrs James Harvey 7 J Uallyn & Son, bellews 9 Joseph Lee, teamster 13 Michael Cussan, laborer John Webb, mason makers 13 Mrs Mary Feast 15 Vacant James Pett, niat maker 9 Mrs John H Greer 15 Win Laing. brakesman 17 Frank Kavanagh, hackman Henry Pett, carpenter Walter Urry, barber 13 17 Michael Galvin, moulder 27 Frank Sturdy, grocer William Johnson 19 John Daly, laborer 1I4linptow-ü inte►ada 15 Robert Hanning, clerk M-Na6-st intsrsecN William Yaldon, hotel lleu•st in/eracu 23 29 James Chisholm, builder MurraylStreet eaat, eouthWde .tleNab-st i ntersects 33 James Findlay, slate roofer M D Nelligan, carriage makr 35 Vacant so John McNeil, laborer 29 1Vtn Harris, huckster Mulberry Street. north side, 37 :tt rs W J Taylor Vacant from 159 James north to Caro- 12 John Bartlett, blacksmith 45 39 S F Egan, merchant 14 George Childs, carpenter Llne Park-of iwterMets 41 Alfred Skinner, baker 0 Henry Searle, machinist Robert Jackson, plasterer Park-st interscctd 18 Vacant Napier Street, north side, from 14 Mrs Annie Oliver 16 B Jordan, whitewasher 67-77 Hamilton Gas Light Co Suykama.t interieca 43 Bay North, weet to Locke t8 Joseph Jeffrey, wood worker 79 William Ashby, laborer zo George Burton, engraver 8 David Edgar 20 Harrison Hoy, barber 81 Daniel Hartnett, laborer 10 Vacant JoAw-411 intersutr 22 %% 'in Sheppard, laborer Bay-st interuetu 14 Mrs M Quinn 24 Henry Tomes, painter 8o John Connolly, laborer 16 Richard Moyes, laborer 26 Joseph Preston, laborer 103 Philip Bowden, brewer 82 John White, laborer 18 Mrs Mary Flett Samuel Hooper, baker 20 Jas Taylor, clerk Raitway-,t intnacts CatAarilw-Il i11ilr/tKa 22 1) Gleason, shoemaker YsNoO-st iwterweu Murray Street east, north dde, Vacant lots 30 Thos Drew, builder Herman Quett, machinist 30 from 2a8 James north to Yary-st iwteriteti Carokow.of Monocle 34 Win Moriarty, laborer 38 John Slauehter, laborer Wellington Pett, tanner 48 James Passmore, packer 40 Separate school 5o Mrs Eliza Gibbs 7 John C Burrows, builder WeUinpton-st interrects 44 Jos Taaff, moulder 9 Josiah Moon, laborer 52 David Marsh, book-keeper 52 I McMichael, whipmaker 15 George Anderson, carpenter Park-st iatrraets Murray Street West, north side, 58 John White, barrister 17 Patrick Dillon, laborer from 213 James North to Bay. 62 Win Larkin, moulder Hart inurweb 64 D Jennings, musician fluyMow-st interwou 12 Henry It Witton, inspector 66 Frank Summerville, blksmth 2 5 James Burnett, laborer 16 Capt Edward Zealand Wm Atchison, grocer 74 James Ivory, laborer Vacant 74 James Lydiatt, glass stainer 27 YeNab-st ieteraets 76 76 Henry Bradford, fireman 29 Win Forsyth, tinsmith Win Colville, clerk Thos Greenbrooke, laborer Win Banks, photographer 78 31 Win H Pugh, shoemaker 28 Wm Omand, jun, machinist 98 8o Jno Dobson, stove mounter 33 Vacant 30 Henry Green, tinsmith Qwern-si interseeb 82 James Nunn, teamster 35 Isaiah Beer, builder 32 James King, traveller 84 Alex Thomson, printer Primary school 112 F, H Miall, cabinet maker 86 Thos Kerr, moulder 41"t-st izlit►treta 42 Vacant ,14 Julius Breternitz, tailor j16 Mrs Strachan, dressmaker 44 John B Cook, book-keeper Bay-st intersrcts Vacant lots 118 Chas Mann, stone mason 46 J. G McIntyre, boiler maker 120 Henry Geiss, turner • P Grant & Son 3 brewery Cathariee•+t interueta 48 Robt Archibald, machinist 122 Benj Salisbury, saddler Ba:bay.t int.r«et• F N Foster, silver plater Bay-st intersects 124 J H Young, draughtsman