TOMPKINS COUNTY Navigating A Sea Of Resources PUBLIC LIBRARY
Title: Ithaca Directory 1872 Author:
Call no. LH-CASE 974.7 Ithaca 1872
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Number of pages: 170
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CORNELL LIBRARY ITHACA, NEW YORK
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For Reference
Not to be taken from this room
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
RAILROAD COMPANY.
CAYUGA DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE ITHACA DAILY,
Connecting with Erie Trains.
AND TRAINS ON, THE MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES OF THE
Wm Ii * W ! Mm
FOR
OWEGO, BUFFALO, ROCHESTER,
MBIT YOmVL, MffVft AUMJVK
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
W. R. HUMPHREY,
Sup't Cayuga Division. ADVERTISING DEPAHTMENT. V
WYCKOFF'S PHONOGRAPHIC NSTITUTE,
For a course of thirty lessons tit the 1 nstituto, $ 1.V00. By correspondence lfi30.00. Unlimited course, including all branches of Verbatim Reporting, $15.00. Tuition must in all cases be paid in advance. Phonographic, Hand Book, First and Second Reader, Phonographic Dictionary, and all ot tho standard short-hand publications publishers' constantly on hand, and sent to any address on receipt, of prices. W. O. WYCKOFF, Phonographic Institute, :id Floor, over No. 41 East State Street, Ithaca, N.Y.
ELLA WOOD, ARTIST,
19 LI-NT-NT STBBBT, ITHACA, UXT. "5T_ ,
Respectfully informs her friends and tho public, that she is now prepared to ex ecute, in the most tasteful and satislactory manner, all work connected with the Artistic (Painting) Department. Oil Paintings of all descriptions. Work neatly executed in Water Colors and India Ink. Portraits painted from life or photographs. Particular attention giv en to all orders, and satisfaction guaranteed in everf cflse.
J. BEARSDLEY, ARTIST, CASCADE-LA ART GALLERY.
COPYING AND FINISHED WORK A SPECIALTY.
No. 7 LINN STREET, - - ITHACA, N. Y.
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CHOICE SAUSAGE, LARD, TALLOW. &e.
_tNJ"o.S 33.___it State St.. It_fc.|o*., _GJ". "V.
JOHN FMfcEOfT.. ^AIL/OB, E00M No, 1, SECOND STORY, OVER D. I. FINCH'S BOOK STORE, JSTo. 60, CORNER STATE AND TIOGA STS.,
XT.E-t.A.OA., 3XT. "V. M^ITST &BOYS' CLOTHING
CUT, MADE AND REPAIRED. ADVERTISING DEPAKTMENT.
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M7p%t
TWO BOATS DAILY.
The T. D. W^COX leaves Ithaca at a quarter before 7 a. m. oii arrival oftrains from-Owego, arriving at Cayuga in time to connect with trains East and West on Y.1 the N. C. R. R. Returning, leaves Cayuga 1:30 p. m. arriving at Ithaca in time to connect with, trains on the D. L. & W. R.'R. for Owego,- Binghamton, Elmira and New York, and all towns on the Erie R. R.
THE FRONTENAC, leaves Ithaea at a quarter before lp.m connecting at Cayuga with trains East and West (On the N. Y. C. R R. Returning, leaves Cayuga at 8 a. m. arriving at Ithaca 11:30 a. m. T.D.WILCOX
Ladies9 Ypung Sfto^L
Mill' MB Bmt Mrtef,
Miss 11. I. Brake, ^.iacipal.
ROBfeRT C. DENMEAD, MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND DEALER IN
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No. 50 East State Street, - - Ithaca, N. Y. AIIVEKTISTNU HKI'A H'niKNT.
H. R. KBNYON'S
New Planing, Sifliai & Moulding Mill
(.'Mi.Ni.l; i-'i^'Al'iO YN]> W&S'IToUT STItKITl X, ITiFACA X.
i.-a.-M- Hnvinu; just o-mpk'tcu nn now _Mnlami put in ail thr v-v\ impmv^l
rmTj.'r ictu^ machinery. I am prciuml t< iniui-m wurlc ua shurt ,mi| ;ii <1 rates
ALL WORK WARRANTED FIRST 'CLASS.
PLANING, PLANING- AND MATCHING, BEADING,
Re-Sawing. Slitting, Scroli-Sawing. Moultlings. Shaping, Turning,
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
Casings Coved, Ceiling, Siding, Flooring, Sash, Doors
and Blinds. Brackets. &c.
Can furnish work complete for buildings. Parties about to build please give me a call.
HENEY E. KENYON, Ithaca N. Y.
N. B. Orders by Mail promptly attended to. "VIII ADVERTISt-v'o DEPARTMENT.
Ithaca Sash, Door and Blind Factory. P. F. SISSON & CO. (SUCCESSOR TO N. S. KEWYON & SON) At the old stand at the initt, havo been enlarging and putting in new and im proved machinery, which enables them to compete with the best manufactories in the country
week" Look at the list oi done by itds firm, to which -.-.-- would rosp.-etta!.;y (.all, the attention of ail in wan* of any of this class <.f vo>k
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or.iei.- nianuf-trtar^ ro or all We i K>ors stylo, I'ine .hours, Ymeered with Wal
nut, Chefitnui, Butto.Tir.r -_r Ash in tho beat imiimer.
_BLiisri_>s.
Inside Blinds of I'm*, < 'uo.rr.nt or Butternut. Outside Blinds of fill Rtyk* and shapi-s with balance ^.hiis. uv.-.do to ordor. SASH_
i. irele and Segment Head Sash, also Common Sash ot all stylos, made to order MOLDIIsTGS-
Moldings of Pine, Chestnut, Walnut or Ash, of any pattern, made to order. havo We on hand one hundred different patterns of Mouldings from one quarter inch to ten inches wale, flattens of different patterns. Bn_A_.0_K_E.TS-
Brackets of all dcui.'cjp^ony made to i-rder. Scroll lliiwmg aud ;Sh;a.iny d<.ne on tho vod.^.n^blo torm^.
We havo the hest Scroll Saw _md Shaping Machine in ^-he County, and capable of .[oiny; the- moRt wi>rl-; TXTJ^-TSTIXnTO- We have recently put in a new Turning Lathe, and secured the best Turner in this and we are now section, ready *o i'lrnlsh Balusters ot all styles, either round, eight square or to suit customers. fluted, The only place in town where v,.,u can get banisters eight squared or fluted. also all We do kinds of .'fob Turning. ._. ewell Posts of any pattern made to order. F_El__A____VE_BS-.
Wimlow and Boor Frames, ..f evory style and finish. Circle and Segment Head Frames tit prices, which defy competition. Also Common Square Head frames and S.ish, reduced prices. PLjiwiixrC3-. Planing and Matching, liesawing and Slitting, SUDIZCnTQ- MILL.
We have ]iut a recently in Mill, and are now to manufacture _ Siding ready Si on short notice. lav- ding Siding made in this machine are much cheaper and better the than old style of siding. Call and examine for yourself. G-XJIVEIVLIISrO- Wo have for machinery Gumming, and Filing Mills Crossent and Circular Saws such Persons wishing work will be accommodated ami at, reasonable prices All the above woii: a 'h.ne in workmanlike manner ami at short notice. "We also do all kinds of work to pertaining our business, and persons wishing wood
,-.-,- work of any kind v.iH jdea-e . dl address, Ithaca, dciy loll, 1S71. P. p SISSON CO. MlVI.KTISINd liCT .KT.MKN'T.
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COMMON AND SUPERIOR FINE PRESSED
BRICK, TILE, YARD MITCHELL AVENUE, EAST HILL. Residence 37 South Geneva St. Ithaca, MAXFF .('Tl h'Ki: WDDKAIJid; IX S-^bxts Stair and Jiatt "Wotk, (.'orilO' V lh ShltO :itld T]0_;,:. k ni i.in<-<^ on i io.(__r:i am now prepared b"> mtvo (bo public the Having loi.ated pornr.nv.nHy , i in most \- sati^tiu.iui m.HHnuv wirhany un'ml of work: in my liri<; of buboes,-;. Hair AVork of all kind;-1, I'YmIIut b'l--wer>;, *.<. ANDRQS. McCHAIN & LYONS, PAPER-MAKERS, PRINTERS & BINDERS. BOOKSELLERS. AND STATIONERS, 41, Hast' $iftte< gireet, Itfoaea H* Y* Fkeo Geo MoChaim. K. Anokus. Wii. Anukvs. .los. M. Lvoxs. IDVEKTI.^.XO DETAETMENT. ' H ?m *1 HT"1. This charming resort. unsurpassed in NATURAL AMD ADDED CHARMS iik" pl;-.ci---i- ' ane ..;:e, i and v.nil be fnus-? who love the r .ill, throngnd. by h.'-.-ai'd'id lam- Ithaca and lis siiri^undiiig.:. are id and justly so idr pietmv-<}ue beauty, utid the id org e is n.n epitoeiv of ir all; Indeed, taking Tbe Gorge witli its glorious Waterfalls and Rocks, vnCi :eimin:_hng as it. does in the grounds <>i ..'.m-dl >"ni\-. r-^'y, we think we do we-- '- no State. not ?.',i. when say that there two miles m the ..{ Xevr Yoik so re plete -vith int TRIP HAMMEE GROVE, At the uppe: ^in.1 +he t-bvrge, .ixsbeen fitted up in a i_np_ -FICZbTIC PARTIES, And take it as a. whole, the delightful shade, the adjoining waterUlls, and the eon- venienee of boaling on the waters of Beebe's dam, there is no place mure attractive for tourists in Central l\ew i'ork. Persons fit a distance can receive hiformation by addressing the subscriber. TICKETS- six! ;lk admission 2,5 cts, CHILDREN UNDER 1-. YEARS 10 cta. SEASON, ADMITTING FOUR ?S-Oo PARTY, ADMITTING TEN $2.00 Can lie procured, at the office of tho I'tutotl States Express Co. or at the Lod^e at eilherend. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, Manager. Ithaca, March llth 1^72. A DVKlSTISINcl lll:_'Al:T5l UNT. CARRIAGE EEPOSITOBY Edward I. Moore, CORNER OF STATE AND TIOGA STREETS, (Over J. T. Morrisou's Store) KEEPS ON HAND ALL KINDS OF _r.o.a.:dc a.:r,:r,x_a.q-:es Manufactured by best New Haven, Conn., makers, below old prices, also CBIWREN'S_. _.__._ ._-_,..._._. mMBimEW,. __ __. j, REVERSIBLE "BODY. The child can see and be seen by the nurse, also avoid sun, rain, etc. simply by pulling a cord and turning the body around :jfolim Worthimp m B'#u,. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SPHIUG BEDS, HATTRASSES, AND LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, 87 & 89 EAST STATE STREET, (CORNER OF AURORA,) "' john northrup, TTHAHA lvr v THE SI3_nTC3-_K1_R, MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S ilWIli KAOMIlfHS. JOHN NORTHRUP, i_GENT. XII ADVERTISING DEPAKTMENT. FARMERS' HEADQUARTERS AT THE AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, AND SEED STOBE, 1% M- 11 West Stat Street* Itbaea N. Y. fir#f:gf Wm@&trm$ $ Bmk@ Keep constantly on hand the largest and( best assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS be' To found anywhere in Western New Yrork. Our stock comprises all the latest Improved Mowers and Reaoers, Grain Drills, Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders,, Horse Forks, Feed Cutters, Cider Mills, Churn Powers, Plows, Horse Hoes, Cultivators, &c. Also a large stock of Hand Rakes, Hay Forks, Scythes, Pumps, Garden Tools. Hoes, Spades, Spading Forks, Grain Cradles, Wheel Barrows, Scoops and Shovels. A lull line of Green House and Plant Crockery, BASKETS & WOODEN WARE Sections and parts of all the different Mowing Machines and Reapers constantly on hand In we aim to all Implements on short, keep needed, the Farm, and a variety that will enable the purchaser to satisfy himself of the merits of each article. We invite all interested in -Farming Tools to examine our stock. Our terms are as and easy prices as reasonable as those of any other dealer in the State Raw Bone Phosphate constantly on hand. GREGG, VANOSTRAND & DRAKE, 10 & 12 West State Street, Ithaca. ADVEKTlSlNfi DEPAUTM1-NT. COHWAY & McCORMICK, 6.SOOTH CAYUGA STfREEf, ITHACA H. T. DEALERS IN Respectfully inform the Public that thoy have ami will keopVonstantly on hand all kinds of first class Groceries, and, in addition there will bo a general Provision Branch, including Meats, Vegetables, Butter, Dried Fruit, Eggs, Fish, &c. OUR STOCK OF CANNED FRUIT, VEGETABLES &C. Cannot be surpassed in quality or variety. TOBACCO, CIGAKS & YAMEE NOTIONS, of all kinds. We cordially invite oar friends and the country people in particular to give us a fair trial and be convinced of our efforts to please in goods and prices ROCHESTER CLOTHIHG STORE. New opening ol a most elegant stock of Men's, Youth's, Boy's and Children's Clothing 20 last State Street, Itbaca, M. * The undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Ithaca and vicinity that he has leased and elegantly fitted up the above named Store, formerly occupied by >S. Rosenberg, and is now ready to offer to the public, an immense and well made stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods AT UNHEARD QF. LOW PRICES. Being connected with one of the largest "Wholesale Clothing Houses in Roches ter City, I safely venture to say to be enabled to sell fashionable and well made clothing cheaper than any other Clothing House in Tompkins County. I there ask the citizens of Ithaca and a^id the public fore , respectfully vicinity generally for an inspection of my goods, with the assurance that I will deal with them fair and honorable. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 20 EAST STATE STREET Truly Yours, JULIUS BLOCH, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Forest City Tobacco Works. FARRAND & BABCOCK, ZMminfaetnrers of All Kinds of Tine Cut Tobacco and Cigars, AZ\TD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Plug and Fancy Smoking Tobaccos, N. W. Cor. Seneca & Meadow, near R. R. Depot, itji^c.1, xjv. _n BXOHANBB mm* (Formerly Watkins Exchange) Slate nar Uayaga Sfeeet# Itiiaea> N. Y, Guests conveyed to and from the different depots free of charge. Mmhem M, Fibf PrgpriMor, o. vj^CKsonsr, LIVBBY, R&ARLB'lNQ,TttAINING -_=_._sr_o SALES STABLES, 51 Morth Tioga Street, - - ITHACA. IV.. Y. I would solicit the patronage of respectfully parties desiring horses fitted and trained. I shall make this department a specialty, and fan guarantee satisfaction. an extensive experience I am enabled Having to make prompt and satisfactory sales. m; . I'Vkhti^i n.;i\. i.-i'M :;,\"r. b "Ithaca 'Leader D A 1 LY A N 1> WE E K LY E D S T I N S Tin- , |. - i>Al I.V I.I'. A I >!'. I.'. |iill.li.n,ii,vriiMiL' in ni'. Mill. | i . 1,1 ; . .miI.u-lii- indls- :i.i . ' n''inlc iiiimi ..Iwi kins Coium II - I ., .II i I ', d <:\ .:! I, II ik oimisiIiI.' fi rvi'iv laiilil v 111 llie 1-ininU u ,1 nr, linilv I < n.-h "I il l'\ m n ;,,p.- li- !'!ic l'Al I.Y '|,E V'U.l. Vis Mm Ml_. -I , im ill n in l!li.i,-.i ..I i.i. n, " tin- !> 11,111- l''l lis i. <1 I hero, and Is by Hr si. id., , in ulnon in ton II; IZ, V 111 V i.Iim.;- .' Tin W'DKlvLV l_'K._.li:iC , . lill.M - u!i . mi.hi.-i -is,-l ..I lull j . . :i I lir- < news, I'.IL'.'lllUy . mupil, 1 -r,|, CI I iui-.,'l!.;:n nmnn llll. I 'pnll,, :,l|,| enli-Ttamiiii;-lruim- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ,'ni Ll-:.iHi,l; . .'iiiirin,;! 1. 1, ,., .|u.u.er. 1'hK PA1LY Till, , si, r T1JK Wi:i:Kl,V IM.AHK.l; si,..:i p,r yiwm advarnv.. I1AINI.S l> i'1'VXi XnHA.M, IMit.,i / ' '"1"" '"r"- KliWAI.I) 1 1 N' >!;!', IX, J..I, U.p.u ,,i \ JOB PEIFTITC DEPARTMENT !,. on n Ith I'n pun,; al! kili'ls u_ ihiiiHiil; di.-p.tlrli .in i his!, HAiXE^ I>. (JI.'XMNv.lIAlI. HDWAKliJi N'ol.TnX. HUNT & CORl?:ei_iI_i, wrioLESA i.f. \XD uei'ail ufai.ei.s ix Stfl.I_.IVAN' ANTHRACITE, ANTHRACITE, AX M IBITUMIaTSTOLTR coal. i 'ountry Unli-i": prninpih attend",! tn \- 1II..XT iXH.VEU., UYstpmt und Ilnli'.ilo, hbara, X. V. MISS G. EGBERT, fta. 'Zl Kasr. Kt.sil.c- Stivvt, 'i'tUacu. i'i. K. MILLINERY ROOMS, SPRING, SUMMER FALL &. WINTER M' Y' M I.JLrluI JEi Ri KOO I>H Consisting of every variety and s'ylo Silks, Velvets,, itihbons, Laces, Feathers, Flowers^ and Hats, which I respectfully otter to the public at the lowest prices. auyeutisikt; department. PROPRIETOR OF $$Jgg&t' PMeM Btivm WelMf Ovei One Thousand of these Wells Heive hfi-n put down within the Corporation Limits, and settis- faction given in ever// instance. C. D. JOHNSON, 37 South Geneva Street, Ithaca. J. S. REYNOLDS & GO. mZi izzzZd 19 b.ut ^^mri, ::swl, it. i. FOUNDERS A.ND MACHINISTS, MANUFACTURERS UF BOAT WINDLASSES, SHI EVES, &,C. Shafting, Mill (.roaring, H -infers, Vlows, Horse Hoes, Mowers, und Rerperx, &c. J. S. REYNOLDS, J. B. LAXG. Clinton. Hall Billiard Hoom, SOUTH' TBJR&> BOOR QT CLJNT&N BO'WS-E (UP STAIRS,) ITHAOA, 1ST. ^5T. MAS El.fiIIT FIRST CI.ASS TABLES. Firm imported and domestic S- >5LZZ M J. G. SMIi'H, Propriotor. MiVF.KTISI VI 111'..' \KTM i:xt. The Ithaca Journal* ESTABLISHED JULY 4, 1815. ITS' THIRTY (>XL YLJUS LXDRR 1'HLSLNT RROI'lilLTORSlfli' tin- The Journal is n,,t only "ill ,>1 oldest p;ipivs in the State, hut it is the Largest Outside of the Metropolis, AXD HAS THE LARGES1 CIRCULATION , OVER ALL OTHER PAPERS IN THE COUNTY Terms Two Dollars per Annum. Job Work, and Printing of All Kinds NEATLY EXECUTED, AND AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. JOHN If. SELKREG, Proprietor, Queu fiO last J|t.ate Strnet. HUana, . % ADYEKTISIXG DEPARTMENT. BIi.c!c10.ii -q& 'di^eeii, Livery and B-OMilMg &ible&s. S. E. CORNER SENECA AND A UJ'lORA STREET. AliK.IAES & WAGONS T*> LET, AND ^imm$- H&^tH^ Bt alt All Orders promptly attended to at short notice. ITMACA N, Yl SEEKS- BUSK, PEOFBIETORS- OFFICE OPPOSITE AYILCUS LLoCK, D-' TO *V f_CK. -TIH__ D__B a___.l \ ^r '-___ _B *,.!, mm m^ 0U\ ^HEQI*!^ 3^ jilt^ ,r*j tia1 >^i n* is' ~w* mv -j^., ___ Vl D ^j ^ ^_y,%, ^ __^ _^j _LiC_/AIN CHARGE OF JOSHUA WOODRUFF. V, P. BEERS. c. A. PUSH. SNEDEN &, HENING, Slate and White Gravel Roofers, Also Kingman's Patent Metallic Roofing. OLD ROOFS REPAIRED. ROOFING FELT AND PITCH FOR SALE. ottifp iu 'Wi.-l.'s Clour store, -IS Lust State Street. ADVHI.TIKINU HKl'AKTM -.NT. 1- BOOK, CARD PHINTIITG ESTABLISHMENT. 12 'jlurtlu i\.n.rttva Sti'nct, FINI PRINTING A'1 SPECIA1TY. SPENCER $ WILLIAMS, Proprietors. Aurora St. News Room, 12 JSTortli Aurora St. ALL THE STANDARD Daily and Weekly Publications, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A Frail Line of Stationery. CHOICE CIGARS OF THE BEST BRANDS. SPENCER Sp WILLIAMS, Proprietors. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. EMPORIUM." "HAIR ^J"~ s.V'W^." V Vv ^g|.ff>4f'#l%3F S)t Madamgs Payne & Reynolds, assortment of the most Manufactures and have always on hand a general Fashionable Designs of Hair fori. TOIZL-E'T Q-OOIDS. A LARGE VARIETY OF TOILET ARTICLES EMBRACING Hair, Feather, Wax Flowers, &c. &c. &c. Tioga Street First Dor North State, East Side LOISE PAYNE. LAURA REYNOLDS. ___ _L -L_JL_C3_-V__^__f^_. TOMPKINS COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CONTAINING A NEW STREET GUIDE, TOGETHER WITH A I_IST OF SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS,. CORPORATION, STATE AND GENERAL GOVERNMENT. COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY J. FKANGIS LENNON. ITHACA, N. Y. : ITHACA DEMOCRAT STEAM PRINT. 1872. CONTENTS. Page. Caroline - 166 Lake Ridge 168 Caroline Centre 166 Lansing, East 168 Caroline Depot 166 Lansing, North 168 Danby, 163 Lansing, South 168 Dauby, South 167 Lansingville 164 Danby, West 167 Ludlowville, 153 Dryden 145 Malloryville 169 Dryden, West 165 McLean 158 Enfield 167 Mott's Corners 161 Enfield Centre 167 Newfield 157 Etna 160 Peruville 164 Freeville 163 Poney Hollow 169 Groton 149 Slaterville -. 162 Groton, West 168 Speedsville 165 Ithaca Business Directory 123 Trumansburgh 137 Ithaca General Directory 15 Trumbull's Corners 169 Ithaca Street Directory 4 Varna 169 Jacksonville 160 Waterburgh 170 Errata and Additions too late to Classify, BUSH & BEEES, instead of McKinney & Bush, livery stables, 5 S. Tioga (see adv't page 18 EVAETS E. J. & CO. (E. J. & E. K. EVAET8) Sewing Machine, and gun repairing over N. ~W. cor. State and Cayuga Evarts Edward K. (E. J. Evarts & Co.) h. 96 N. Plain Evarts Eichard J. (E. J. Evarts & Co.) h. 96 N. Plain PAEEAND & BABCOCK, instead of Parrand, Tourtellot & Bab cock, tobacco manufacturers, Seneca and Meadow Prawley John, tinsmith, bds. 101 E. State MITCHELL JUSTUS S. manager Weed Sewing Machine, over 66 E. State Payne Loise, (Payne & Eeynolds) h. Mill opposite Public School PAYNE & EEYNOLDS, (L. Payne & L. Eeynolds) hair, wax flow ers, &c, Tioga first door N. State East side (see adv't page 20) Eeynolds Laura, (Payne & Eeynolds) h. 16 Cascadilla SHELDON & GEEEN, instead of Sheldon and Shirley, livery sta bles, Seneca and Aurora Wheeler & Wilson, sewing machine agency, 51 E. State J. D. manager Grover and Baker Whitney sewing machine, over N . W. cor. State and Aurora 9851 jLff CASE 7^.7 1 "iE[e that writes or malces a feast, more certainly invites hisjudges than his drest." friends, there's not a guest but vrill find something warding or ill INTMQDUCTIOM* In presenting this work to the Public, we deem it our duty not to let the occa sion pass without giving expression to our appreciative feelings "Directory," WThen the canvass was commenced on this all the opposition im aginable was brought to bear against the enterprise, owing to the people doubting that it would be a correct work etc., but doubts were soon dispelled the public judging from the manner in which the labor was conducted. Every effort was brought into requisition to make this Directory of such a character, that the people would feel themselves dealt justly by. We will always recall with feelings of pleasure the canvass in Ithaca and the adjacent villages constituting Tompkins County. Publicly and in private we have always received the same polite and courteous attention, and the liberal patronage bestowed upon us, we have striven to merit. We specially return our thanks to the Press for so liberally and frequently en dorsing our efforts, appreciating fully the benefits derived therefrom. We could have made the Directory much larger than what it is, but we con sidered it not displaying (in our humble judgment) good taste, to introduce mat ter which would be foreign to what the work is intended to represent. Ithaca June 1, 1872. Respectfully &c. THE PUBLISHER. ITHACA DIRECTORY. ITHACA STREET DIRECTORY. The number marked opposite N., S., E., or W. indicate the number of streets from the main dividing lines. Adams, from Inlet running E. to Auburn. Albany, Cascadilla to Clinton, 2d W. Cayuga. Auburn, N. from Yates, 1st W. Cayuga. Aurora, from N. to S. Corporation lines, 2d E. Cayuga. Brindley, running N. and W. Inlet. Buffalo, Eddy to Junction, 2d N. State. Cascadilla, Cayuga to Cliff, 5th N. State. Cascadilla Creek, from East Ithaca to Cayuga Inlet. CAYUGA, N. to S. Corporation lines, and dividing line E. and W. Cayuga Inlet, West Ithaca. Chestnut, N. from Elm, W. Inlet. Cliff, N. from Junction to Corporation line, W. Inlet. Clinton, Prospect to Spencer Eoad, 3d S. State. Columbia, W. from Hudson, South Hill. Corn, Buffalo to Clinton, 4th W. Cayuga. Cornell, running E. from University. Eddy, Corporation line E. Elm, running S. W. frdm Junction, W. Inlet. Esty, Albany to Inlet, 4th N. State. Factory, Williams to State, 4th E. Cayuga. Fall Creek, North Ithaca. Farm, Linn to Cayuga, 5th N. State. Fayette, Green to Titus Ave., 3d W. Cayuga. Fifth, running N., intersection Cascadilla and Madison. First, running N. Cascadilla, n. Geneva. Fountain, W. from Hudson, South Hill. Fourth, running N. from Cascadilla, n. Plain. Franklin, Lake Ave. to Seventh, N. Adams. Fulton, Cascadilla to State, 7th W. Cayuga. Geneva, Cascadilla to Clinton, 1st W. Cayuga. ITHACA DIRECTORY. Green, Tioga to Fulton, 1st S. State Hancock, running E. to Auburn, intersection Cascadilla and Fulton. Hector, running N. from Junction, W. Inlet. Hudson, running E. and S. from Aurora, 1st S. Six Mile Creek. Jay, Tioga to Cayuga, 10th N. State. Junction, running E., intersection E. State. King, Tioga to Linn, 8th N. State. Lake running N. from Queen. Eail- Lake Avenue, intersection Cascadilla and Cayuga, running N. to road Ave. Lewis, Tioga to Auburn, 9th N. State. Linn, Mill to Queen, 3d E. Cayuga. Madison, running E. to Auburn, from intersection Cascadilla and Washington. Marshall, Linn to Willow Ave., 6th N. State. Meadow, Cascadilla to Clinton, 6th W. Cayuga. Mill, Linn to Cliff, 3d N. State. Monroe, running E. to Lake Ave., intersection Cascadilla and Plain. Parker, Buffalo to Seneca, 3d E. Cayuga. Plain, Cascadilla to Titus Ave., 3d W. Cayuga. Pleasant, W. from Hudson, South Hill. Prince, Lake to Tioga, 11th N. State. Prospect, Clinton to Hudson, South Hill. Quarry, State to Buffalo, 5th E. Cayuga. Queen, Lake to Tioga, 9th N. State. Eailroad Avenue, from Lake to Inlet 10th N. State. intersection Cascadilla and Albany. Second, running N , Seneca, Eddy to Spencer Eoad, 1st N. State. Seventh, running N., intersection Cascadilla and Meadow. Six Mile Creek, South Ithaca. Sixth, running N. frOm Cascadilla, n. Washington. Spencer, Cayuga to Corporation line, below Six Mile Creek. Spencer Eoad, Junction to Corporation-line, W. Inlet. Spring, Buffalo to State, 3d E. Cayuga. STATE, E. from Junction to Corporation line, dividing line N. and S. and Monroe. Third, running N., intersection Cascadilla Tioga, from Six Mile Creek N. to Corporation line, 1st E. Cayuga. Titus Avenue, Cayuga to Meadow, 4th S. State. ITHACA DIRECTORY. Tompkins, Linn to Auburn, 8th N. State. University, running-E. from Linn. Varick, Cascadilla to Buffalo, 4th W. Cayuga. Washington, Cascadilla to Buffalo, 5th W. Cayuga. W. Inlet. Westport, running N. from Junction, Wheat, Plain to Meadow, 2d S. State. Williams, Factory to Eddy, 3d N. State. Willow Avenue, running N. to Eailroad Ave., intersection Farm and Cayuga. Yates, Linn to Auburn, 7th N. State. WARD BOUNDARIES. 1st Wakd. All west of Albany and Second Streets. 2d Ward. All South of Seneca and East and South of Albany Sts. 3d Wakd. All north of Seneca and east and north of Albany and Second Streets. WmM@&1 Bimies:- G@[email protected] The twenty-first Presidential term of four years commenced on the 4th of March, 1869, and will expire at noon on the 4th of March, 1873. Salary. President Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, Illinois $25,000 Vice-President Schuyler Colfax, Indiana, 8,000 Secretary of State Hamilton Fish, New York, 8,000 Secretary of the Treasury Geo. 8. Boutwell, Massachusetts, 8,000 Secretary of War Gen. Wni. G. Belknap, 8,000 Secretary of the Geo. M. Robeson, New Jersey, 8,000 Secretary of the Interior Columbus Delano, Ohio, 8,000 Postmaster General J. A. J. Creswell, Maryland, 8,000 General Geo. H. Attorney Williams, Oregon, t 8,000 UNITED STATES CONGRESS. The legislative powers of the General Government are vested in the United Houses States Congress, which consists of two Senate *nd House of Represen tatives. The Senate consists of 72 members, two from each State. Vice-President of the President The United States, Schuyler Colfax . Secretary Geo. C. Gorham, California. Salary of Senators $5,000 and mileage, 20 cents per mile. The House of Representatives consists Of 241 members. Under the new Con gressional apportionment this State is entitled to 33 members. Speaker J. G. Blaine, of Maine. Clerk Edward McPherson, Pennsylvania. Salary and mileage of Representatives same as Senators. The salary of the Speaker is $6,000. ITHACA DIRECTORY. SUPREME COURT OP THE UNITED STATES. Chief JusticeSalmon P. Chase, of Ohio. Salary $6,50,0.. Associates Samuel Nelson, Cooperstown, N. Y. ; William Strong, Philadelphia, Penn. ; Nathan Clifford, Portland, Me. ; Noah M. Swayne, Columbus, Ohio ; David Davis, Bloomington, 111. ; Samuel F. Miller, Keokuk, la. ; Stephen J. Eield, Cal.; Joseph P. Bradley, Newark, N. J. Salary of each, $6,000. The Court holds one term annually, at Washington, commencing on the first Monday in December. W&w Wmk $tmt Qo)WrmmMt-z Governor John T. Hoffman, of New York. Lieutenant-Governor Allen C Beach. Private Secretary J. D. Van Buren. Governor's Staff Adjutant General, Franklin Townsend ; Inspector General, James McQuade ; Commissary General of Ordnance, Samuel W. Johnson; En gineer in Chief, Wm. M. Tweed, Jr. ; Judge Advocate General, James B. Craig; Surgeon General, Jacob S. Mosher ; Quartermaster General, Robert Lenox Banks ; Paymaster General, George J. Magee ; Commissary General of Subsistence, Albert Steinway ; Aid-de-Camps, W. P. Warren, J. T. Connolly, W. F. Moller, L. B. Faulkner, Herman Uhl, Frank N. Lord ; Military Secretary, F. W. Hadfield. Secretary of State G. Hilton Scribner, of Yonkers. Comptrollei Nelson K. Hopkins, of Buffalo. Treasurer Thomas Raines, of Rochester. Attorney General Francis C. Barlow, of New York City. State Engineer and Surveyor William B. Taylor, of Utica. Canal Commissioners William W. Wright, one year ; John D. Fay, two years; Alexander Barkley, three years. Auditor Canal Department Gilson A. Dayton. Superintendent of Public Instruction Abram B. Weaver. Superintendent Bank Department Daniel C. Howell. Superintendent of Insurance Department George W. Miller. JUDICIARY OF NEW YORK. The Court for the trial of impeachments of State Officers is composed of the President of the Senate, the Senate, and the Judges of the Court of Appeals. "' Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals Sauford E. Church. Associate Judges William F. Allen, Martin Grover, Rufus W. Peckham, Charles A. Rapallo, Charles J. Folger, Charles Andrews. Commissioners of Appeals Hiram Gray, William H. Leonard, Robert Earl, Ward Hunt, John A Lott. Clerk, Edwin 0. Perrin ; Deputy, Cornelius Ten Broeck ; State Reporter, Sam uel Hand ; Clerk Commissioners of Appeals, William H. Benjamin. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. The Senate consists of 32 members, jvho are elected in November every alter nate year (1871, 1873, etc.), and hold their office for two years from the first of Jan uary next succeeding. The State is divided into 32 districts, each choosing one The Senator. Senators receive a compensation of $3 per diem during the session, but not for more than one hundred days. The Lieutenant-Governor is, ex-officio,* President of the Senate. Clerk, Charles R. Dayton ; Sergeant-at-arms, Ed. J. Loomis, of Norwich ; Door keeper, Daniel K.Schram, of Oneida. The Twenty-fourth District consists of the Counties of Broome, Tioga and Tompkins. Population in 1870, 107,853 ; in 1865, 96,792. The Senator is Thomas I. Chatfield, of Owego. He was born in Great Barrington, Berkshire county, Mass., September 16, 1818. ITHACA DIRECTORY. Assembly. Speaker, Henry Smith, of Albany; Clerk, Cornelius S. Underwood, of Cayuga ; Sergeant-at-arms, Philip J. Rhinehart, of Erie ; Doorkeeper, Eugene L. Demers, of Rensselaer. The Assembly consists of 128 members, elected annually, by single districts. Each county has at least one member. They receive a compensation ot $3 per diem during the session, but not for more than one hundred days. Their officers are chosen by vote at the opening of the session. Tompkins County has one member, Anson W. Knettles, of South ^Lansing, where he was born, August 7, 1824. Valuation of State Taxes for Tompkins County, for Year ending 1871. Assessed Valuation, $5,909,528 Equalized " 6,909,528 Personal, 1,367,688 Aggregate, ._ 8,277,216 State Tax, 46,835 25 Population of Tompkins County Ninth Census. Aggregate, 33,178 Colored, 401 Foreign, 2,127 pZkin Qozmmij Mmr Austin, William, Trumansburgh. Hare, W. W., Groton. Beers, George D., Ithaca. Halliday, Sam'i. Ithaca. Beers & Howard, " Hodson, H. W. P., Ithaca. Boardman, D., " Johnson, A. S., Ithaca. Baker, J. L., " King, Merritt, Newfield. Barto, Henry D., Trumansburgh Love, Samuel, Ithaca. Crowell, Moses, Ithaca. Lyon, Marcus, ' Clark, C. F., Groton City. Lyon & Donnelly, Ithaca. Carman, G. S., Newfield. Montgomery, S. S., Ithaca. Day, Charles G., Ithaca McKinney, J. M., Ithaca. Dowe, H. A., Rowe, Jerome, Ithaca. DonneUy, H. D " Smith, J. DeMotte Trumansburgh. Ellsworth, P. G., " VanValkenburg, M. Ithaca. Ferris, B. G., " Wilcox, S. H., Ithaca. Ferris & Dowe, " Wyckoff, W. 0. Ithaca. Finch, F. M., Williams, John A., Ithaca. Goodrich, M., Dryden. Wood, George W., Ithaca. Howard, O. G., Ithaca. Wagoner, Alonzo B., Ithaca. County Officers. M. VanValkenburgh, County Judge. George W. Wood, Special County Judge. D. Tarbell, County Clerk. O. P. Hyde, Deputy County Clerk. M. King, District Attorney. Horace L. Root, Sheriff. Reuben H. Fish, Under-Sheriff. Geo. H. Bristol, Treasurer. B. R. i Williams, LoanT Commissioners.n H. H. Houpt, 5 Supreme Courts and General Terms. General and Special Terms, Circuit Courts and Courts of Oyer and Terminer for the 6th Judicial for the years 1872 and District, 1873, and the judges by whom held: ITHACA DTRECTORT. 1872, 1873. 3 d Monday in Mar., Boardman Boardman. 2d Monday in Oct., Balcom. Murray. Additional special terms, without a jury, will be held at the court-house by the justices, and at the times hereinafter mentioned, in the years 1872 and 1873 ; but only." no issues of fact will be tried at special terms designated, "for motions 4th Tuesday in December, 1872, Boardman ; 1873, Balcom. General Terms. At the Capitol, in the city of Albany, on the first Tuesdays in January and March, and the second Tuesday of November, 1872. At the Court House, in the city of Elmira, on the first Tuesday of May, 1872. At the Court Hou6e, in the city of Schenectady, on the first Tuesday of June, 1872, At the Court House, in the city of Binghamton, on the first Tuesday of Septem ber, 1872. Dated Nov. 16, 1871. H. HOGEBOOM, RANSOM BALCOM, C. R. INGALLS, D. BOARDMAN, W. H. LEARNED, W. MURRAY, Jr. A.C. JAMES, TOMPKINS COUNTY COURTS. TOMPKINS COUNTY COURT.State of New York, County of Tompkins, Ordered, That the terms ot the County Court, and of the Court of Sessions, in and for the County of Tompkins, for thg years 1872 and 1873, be held at the Court House in Ithaca, in said county, on the third Monday of May at 10 o'clock, A. M., at which a petit jury only will be required to attend, and on the third Monday of December, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at which a grand and petit jury will be required to attend. That Special Terms of said County Court for the trial of issues of law, the hear ing ami decision of motions and other proceedings, will be held at the same place, on the first Tuesday of February, the fourth Tuesday of April, the second Tuesday of September and the first Tuesday of November, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at which no will be required to attend. M. VAN Jury VALKENBURG,' December 27th, 1871. Tompkins Co. Judge. Corporation QfltQrgt PbkidextJ. H. SELKEEG. TRUSTEES. 1st WardT. W, Seely, J. B. Sprague, 2d Wardft. 1: Moore, E. M. Latta. M WardA. M. Hull, Geo. Fowles. Treasurer Charles A. Hart. Collector George W. Hunt. ASSESSOES. 1st WardT). M. Fowler. '2d Ward F. Beers. 3.7 WardH. B. Beers. FUtE WARDENS. 1st Ward Irving W- Norton. 10 ITHACA DIBECTORT. 2d Ward John Sincepaugh. 3(7 Ward John J. Johnson. ClerkW. S. Mandeville. Street Commissioner K. S. VanVoorhis. Cemetery Keeper J. W. Pickering. Janitor ofHall S. K. Knapp. Bridge Tender B. Kelly. Corporation Attorneys Lyon & Donnelly. Corporation Printer Ithaca Journal. Policemen A. Niedick, Wm. Seaman, James VanOrder, David B. Milk. COMMITTEES, i Streets Fowles, Latta, Sprague. Creeks and Bridges Seely, Fowles, Moore. Cemetery aud Partis Hull, Latta, Sprague. Eire Department Moore, Latta, Fowles. Police and Lamps Seely, Fowles Latta. FinanceHull, Moore, Sprague. Claims Moore, Latta, Hull. Water Works Fojvles, Moore, Seely. Side Walks Latta, Sprague, Hull. Ordinances Sprague, Seely, Moore. First National, No. 1 Library Building. Ithaca Savings, No. 76 E. State. Merchants & Farmers National, No. 38 W. State Street. Tompkins County National, E. State near Tioga. Chmr&bes., Baptist (First) DeWitt Park. Baptist Tabernacle, Mill near Albany. Catholic (Immaculate Conception) cor. Seneca & Geneva. Episcopal (St. John's) cor. of Buffalo & Cayuga. Methodist Episcopal, cor. Aurora & Mill. Methodist Episcopal, cor. Seneca & Plain. Methodist Episcopal (colored) Wheat near Plain. Methodist Free, Tioga near Farm. Methodist Episcopal (Wesleyan) (colored) Albany-st near Casca dilla. Presbyterian (First) DeWitt Park. Reformed Protestant Dutch, cor. Seneca & Geneva. Unitarian (First) Buffalo near Aurora. (Services in Library Build ing until completion of the Church. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 11 Incorporatedl CJompa:ni;.j Ithaca Calendar Clock Company, Office and Works No. 40 West State. President, J. H. Selkreg ; Vice President, H. Platts ; Seretary and Treasurer, W. J. Storms ; Superintendent, H. B. Horton. Ithaca Gas Light Company office No. 11 South Cayuga, Works on the corner of Mill & Plain. Ithaca Water Works Company, office No. 1 1 South Cayuga. L. Treman, President ; L. L. Treman, Superintendent ; Elias Treman, Anson Spencer, H. W. Sage, Directors. Fire Departm&nt.J Chief Engineer Barnum R. Williams. First Assistant Engineer John H. Prager. Second Assistant Engineer James Latta. Chief's Torch BoyWalter Parrott. President Joseph M. Lyons. Vice-President Henry R. Kenyon. Secretary James H. Tichenor. Treasurer Isaac Randolph. TRUSTEES. Chief Engineer and Assistants Ex-officio. Cayuga, No. 1 D. Randolph, Jas Ashdown. Rescue, " 2 P. P. Davenport, R, W. Boys. Tornado, " 3 J. M. Lyons, T. Kenney. Eureka, " 4H. Hoffman, E. C. Tuttle. 0.' Torrent, " 6 D. Terry, Chas. Seaman. Hercules, *' t> H. R. Kenyon, J. Tompkins. Cataract, " 7D. W. Clinton, Wm. Tree. Cayuga, Engine Company No 1, Attached to Steamer "Cascadilla." Organized May 12, 1828. Company and Engine Rooms in Firemen's Mowr}' Hall. Foreman, Ed. ; 1st Assistant, John Moore ; 2d Assist ant, S. S. Gress. Rescue, Engine Company, No 2 Attached to. Steamer "Forest City." Organized June G, 1823. Company and Engine Rooms in Firemen's Hall. Foreman, Almon Boys ; 1st Assistant, Chas L. Ta ber ; 2d Assistant, J. G. Smith. Tornado, Hook & Ladder Company No. 3 Organized February 4, 1831. Company and Truck Rooms in Firemen's Hall. Foreman, Alf Brooks ; 1st Assistant, O. B. Welch ; 2d Assistant, W. D. Halsey. Eureka, Engine Company, No. 4 Organized April 29, 1842. Com pany and Engine Rooms in Firemen's Hall. Foreman, Thomas Stephens; 1st Assistant, Alfred M. Parrott; 2d Assistant, George Lambert. Torrent, Bucket Company, No. 5 Organized July 1, 1847. Occu py Tower on East Seneca near Aurora. Foreman, Amasa Drake ; 1st Assistant, A. Sincebaugh; 2d Assistant, E. Smith. 12 ITHACA, DIRECTORY. Hercules, Engine Company, No. GOrganized March 23, 1853. Company and Engine Rooms W. State & Green. Foreman, Daniel Letts. Landon ; 1st Assistant, P. Murray ; 2d Assistant, John Catakact, Engine Company, No. 7.Organized December 31, 1863. Ed Company and Engine Rooms in Tower at Fall Creek. Foreman, ward Tree; 1st Assistant, Albert Norton; 2d Assistant, Nelson White. Firemen's Protective Police Organized January 22, 1868. Com pany Room in Firemen's Hall. Captain, Elias Treman ; Lieutenant, Elmer M. Latta ; Sergeant, Joseph Esty Jr. C@jrm@M Tdihrarj:, President Hon. Ezra Cornell. Vice President Hon. Benjamin G. Ferris. Secretary and Librarian F. M. Finch. Assistant Librarian Miss Allie C. Davis. Treasurer Alonzo B. Cornell. TRUSTEES. Ezra Cornell, Rev. T. F. White, A. B. Cornell, Rev. D. W. Bristol, Benj. G. Ferris, Rev. J. F. Spalding, G. W. Schuyler, Rev. J. T. Crippen, J. H. Selkreg, Rev. 0. J. Shrimpton, Wm. R. Humphrey, Rev. Gilbert Nuonno, F. M. Finch, C. W. Barney, Prof. W. C. Ginn, J. Hawes. B. R. Williams, PwMi Pimmsi,. MwilMmg,, MsiMt &Q County Clerks Building, No. 8 North Tioga. Court House (Tompkins County) East Mill near Tioga. Cornell Library Building, cor. Seneca & Tioga. DeWitt Park, cor. Mill, Cayuga & Buffalo. Firemen's Hall, cor. Seneca & Tioga. Gorge, Fall Creek, (see adv. page) ,. Jail (Tompkins County) 17 East Mill. Masonic Hall, Tioga near Seneca. Military Hall, Library Building. Odd Fellow's Hall, State aud Cayuga. Post Office, Library Building. Station House (Police) N. E. C. Seneca & Tioga. Washington Park, Washington, Buffalo, Varick & Mill Wilgus Hall, S. W. C. State & Tioga. Mewpaperis, CORNELL ERA (Weekly) conducted by the University Junior Class, Cornell University, published every Friday. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 13 ITHACA DAILY LEADERCunningham & Norton Proprietors, ojyer 14 East.State See adv. ITHACA DEMOCRAT(Weekly) Spencer & Williams, Proprie tors, No. 12 North Aurora, published every Thursday. See adv. ITHACA JOURNAL(Weekly) J. H. Selkreg, Proprietor, over 69 & 71 East State, published every Tuesday. See adv. NEWS ITHACAN & DRYDEN (Weekly) A. Clapp proprietor, over 10 West State, published every Friday. Post @[email protected] Marcus Lyon P. M. Office hours from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m., Sundays from 8.30 to 9.30 a. m. Schools- Industrial 192 West Seneca. Ithaca Academy Buffalo, Cayuga, & Seneca. Public Cor. Albany & Mill; Queen near Aurora. Uni near Seneca. versity Preparatory Spring Young Ladies Seminary 22 East Mill. University, College, Societies, ClwfaBt &e- Ithaca Ladies Christian Benevolent Sewing Society, Library Build ing.- Roman Catholic, Benevolent and Total Abstinance Society, meets in the basement of the Catholic Church, first Sunday in every month at 1 p. m. I, Q-, of Q, F, Iroquois Encampment No. 16, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every 7* p. 1 st and 3d Monday in each month at m. Ithaca Lodge No. 7 1, meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Friday 7w o'clock. evening at MasoniQ.j Fidelity Lodge, No. 51, F. & A. M. Regular communications, 1st and 3d Tuesdays in each month. Hobasco Lodge, (U. D.,) F. & A. M. Regular communications, 2d and 4th Tuesdays in each month. Eagle Chapter, No. 58, R. A. M. -Regular Convocations 2d and 4th Tuesdays in each month. St. Augustine Commandery, No. 38. Regular conclaves 1st and 3d Thursdays in each month. 14 ITHACA DIRECTORY. MiM@M&meoMM-z Adelphi Society. Rooms over 41 E. State St. American Literature Club. Rooms over 90 E. State St. Cornell Library. Library Building. Cornell University Armory. Library Building. DeWitt Guard Armory. 6 Library Building. Hall.' Independent Cadets 4 Library Building. Ithaca Farmers Club Room. Library Building. S*^-< ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Abbreviations. Ave., avenue; bds, boards; C. P. Cascadilla,Place; E, east ; h, house ; N, north ; N. W. North University ; S, south ; S, U.' South University; U. G. University Grove; W., west. Remarks Where the dash is made it signifies that the infor mation could not be obtained. Premises over, 64 E. State, billiard and eating saloon, the information was not taken by request. A. Abbott Lochinbar, carpenter, h. 1 10 N. Tioga Ackerman Rachael, h. 126 N. Aurora Ackland James, picture frames, h. 21 W. State. Ackley Albert N., surveyor, bds. 60 N. Cayuga Ackley Cornelia, news room and stationery, 10 N. Tioga, h. 60 N. Cayuga Ackley Lydia, widow Henry, bds. 20 N. Cayuga Ackley Mary, widow Julius, h. 60 N. Cayuga Ackley Susan, boarding house, 10 E. Green Acton Edward, laborer, bds. 30 Spencer Acton Margaret, widow Michael, h. 30 Spencer Acton Michael, porter, bds. 30 Spencer Adams Diana, widow Henry, h. 75 W. Green Adams John, carpenter, h. 120 W. State Adams Rosa L., domestic, 38 S. Geneva Adelphi Society Rooms over 41 E. State Ahlers John F., student, bds. 24 C. U Akenstein Charles, laborer, bds. Wesley's Hotel Akin John, h. cor. Second and Monroe ALHAMBRA HOUSE, proprietor, George F. Simpson, 18 E. State Allen Charles F., student, bds. 44 Lynn Allen Joel, laborer, h. 34 N. Aurora Allen John, (col'd.) laborer, h. 89 W. Green Allen Mary, (col'd.) widow Henry,_h. 89 W. Green Allen Riley O., student, bds. 27 E. Buffalo Allen Thomas, (col'd) coachman, h. 92 W. Green 16 ITHACA DIRECTORY. E. h. 85 AV. Allen Thomas Rev. (col'd) pastor Wesleyan M. Church, Green Allen William, blacksmith, h. 40 Wheat Allen William H, (col'd) (Allen & Reynolds), h. N. E. cor. S. Plain and Green Allen Wilbur S., student, bds. 79 E. Seneca Allen William S., carpenter, h. 41 Farm ALLEN & REYNOLDS, (W. H. Allen & H. H, Reynolds,) barbers, 11 E. State Alexander Atchison, tailor, bds. 23 E. Mill Alexander Andrew, h. 34 Cascadilla Alexander Francis G., carpenter, h. 49 Farm Alexander Fred B. student, bds. 57 E. Buffalo Alexander John, farmer, h. 83 W State Alexander Mary, bds. 26 N. Tioga Alexander Matilda, bds. 30 N. Aurora. Almy A. C, student, bds. 60J N. Tioga Altman Henry, student, bds. (53 E. Seneca American Literature Club Room, over 90. E. State Ames Howard E. student, bds. 7 N. Plain Anderson A. C, h. 147 N. Cayuga Andersen Jared, painter, h. S. E. cor. Aurora and Mill Anderson Mary, domestic, 5 W. Green Anderson M. B., student, bds. U. G. Anderson Rufus, student, bds. 02 E. Mill Andrews George W. agent, bds. 96 N. Geneva Andrews Margaret, widow Ichabod, h. 96 N. Geneva Andrus Catharine, widow William, h. 15 Prospect Andrus Cornelia C. widow William, h. 24 S. Geneva Andrus Frederick K. (Andrus, McChain & Lyons), h. 26 Prospect Andrus John 0. student, bds. 62 N. Tioga Andrus William, (Andrus, McChain & Lyons), h. 21 E. Buffalo ANDRUS, McCHAIN & LYONS (G. McChain, F. K. Andrus, W. Andrus & J. M. Lyons), booksellers, stationers, printers and paper-makers, 41 E. State Angus George, carpenter, h. 24 Sears 77- Anson John W. variety store, E. State, h. same Anthony Frank, (col'd) hostler, bds. 50 S. Plain ITHAOA DIRECTORY. 17 revenue,- Apgar DeWitt J. assistant assessor internal bds. 47 N. Tioga Apgar George W. bds. 47 N. Tioga Apgar Peter, clerk, h. 47 N. Tioga Armes Willard A. student, bds. 94 N. Aurora Arms Myron I. student, bds. 26 E. Buffalo Arms Warner, student, bds. 26 E. Buffalo Arnold Bishop, student, bds. 20 Pleasant Arnold George, student, bds. 20 Pleasant Arnold W. E., professor Cornell University, bds. 126 C. P. Ashdown James, machinist, h. 84 W. Mill Ashdown Richard, blacksmith, h. 145 N. Aurota Ashton William, laborer, h. Wheat near Corn Asp?nden Charles H. student, bds. 59 N. U. Asper Charles W. student, bds. 129 C. P. Atwater Albert H. student, bds. Love Building Atwater Benjamin A. confectioner, adjoining 11 E State, h. 20 S. Cayuga Atwater Charles H. clerk, bds. 18 E. Green Atwater Edgar, clerk, bds. 92 E. Seneca Atwater Fred, bookkeeper, h. S. E. cor. Tioga and Farm Atwater Jason D. speculator, h. 158 N. Cayuga Atwater Leonard, pedler, h. 92 E. Seneca Atwater Stephen D., salesman, h. 18 E. Green Atwater Susie & Frankie, bds. 46 N. Tioga Atwell Daniel B.,', student, bds. 47 W. Seneca. Atwood William R. h. 41 Hudson Atwood Wilmont T. student, bds. 93 N. Cayuga Aubert Alfred B. student, bds. 93 C. P. Auchmoody George, carpenter, h. 24 Madison Averill John C. student, bds. 25 W. Green Avery Stephen F. student, bds. 27 N. Aurora Ayers Frank blacksmith, bds. Fifth near Hancock Ayers Stiles, marble cutter, h. Fifth near Hancock Ayers William W. horticulturist, h. Cliff near Geneva road _B Babcock Charles, professor Cornell University, bds. 57 C. P. Babcock Charles, laborer, h. 58 Wheat Babcock Cornelia, widow Peleg, bds Chestnut 1 8 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Babcock Diana, bds. 33 S. Cayuga Babcock Linn B. (Farrand, Tourtellot & Babcock), bds. Clinton House Babcock Stephen M. farmer, h. Chestnut Backus Benjamin, farmer, h. 49 S. Plain Bacon Richard, student, bds. Geneva and Green Bail Gilbert, blacksmith, h. 143 W. Buffalo Bailey Emma, domestic, 65 Hudson Bailey Eva & Emma, domestics, h. Washington near W. Buffalo Bainbridge Mary A. bds. 113 Hudson Baird Samuel, florist, h. 8 N. Meadow BAKER ABSALOM M. boat yard, W. Seneca near Brindley, h. 52 W. Seneca Baker Albert, produce agent, h. 34 S. Albany BAKER DEBORAH, widow Niles, club house, N. W. cor. Farm and Utica Baker Emeline, bds. Monroe near Second Baker Frederick, student, bds. 23 E. Seneca Baker George, laborer, bds. 97 Utica Baker George W. commercial agent, h. 62 N. Geneva Baker James L. attorney at law, over UN. Tioga,, bds. 58 Prospect Baker Jervis, laborer, bds. 97 Utica BAKER JESSE, boots and shoes, 27 E. State, h. HE. Seneca Baker Jesse M. boat builder, h. 1 02 W. Seneca Baker Margaret J. bds. 58 Prospect Baker Nestor R. student, bds 10 E. State BALDWIN CORNELIUS R. furniture and undertaker, 24 and h. 77 N. Aurora Baldwin John G. tailor, over 33 E. State, h. 81 W. Buffalo Baldwin Sandford, carpenter, bds. 47 W. Seneca Bambalkenburg Oscar, tinsmith, h. 40 Varick Bancroft Joseph, turner, bds. University near Fall Creek Banfield Henry, cartman, h. 82 Spencer Banfield Justus A. blacksmith, 1 Esty Banks Edward, student, bds. 41 Farm Baptist Church (First), DeWitt Park Baptist Tabernacle, W. Mill near Albany Barclay Henry A. student, bds. 97 C. P. Barden John, conductor, h. 95 E. Seneca ITHACA DIRECTORY. 19 Baiden William W. road master, h. 95 E. Seneca Barker Amy, widow Moses, h. Second near Hancock Barker Charles W. fisherman, h. 140 W. Green Barker Emma, post office clerk, bds. 118 N. Tioga Barker Harvey, fisherman, h. 140 W. Green Barker Mandeville j. (Barker & Lamkin), h. 72 N. Tioga Barker Thomas, blacksmith, bds. 54 Prospect BARKER & LAMKIN (M. J. Barker and H. Lamkin), city express, 3 Clinton block, N. Cayuga Barnaby Alonzo E. cabinet maker, h. over 10 S. Cayuga Barnard Charles H. student, bds. 33 S. Cayuga Barnard Frederick, h. 14 W. Seneca Barnard Frank, student, bds.- 86 E. Seneca Barnard John, tailor, bds. 113 N. Aurora Barnard Levi A. clerk, bds 113 N. Aurora Barnard , student, bds. 79 N. Aurora widow bds. Ill Barnes A. M , William, W. Seneca Barnes Elizabeth, bds. 81 W. Buffalo Barnes Dow S. shoemaker, bds. Ill W. Seneca Barnes Herota P. bds. 1 First Barnes John F. carpenter, bds. 81 W. Buffalo Barnes Mary E. bds. 33 S. Geneva BARNES SAMUEL, shoemaker, 126 and h. 122 N. Tioga Barney Chester C. principal public school, bds. 80 W. State BARNUM MARION, Forest City Laundry, 49 S. Geneva h. 63 W. State Barr David P. (0. J. Savage & Co.) bds. 31 S. Albany Barron Abel C. student, bds. 100 N. Tioga Barron Milton M. student, bds. 128 C. P. Bartlett Fred, shoemaker, bds, 97 E. State Bartle Caroline S. widow Peter, h. 110 E. State Bates Charles W. (Culver & Bates) bds 60 N. Tioga Fred 40. 69 E. Bates clerk, State . Bates Isaac, bookkeeper, bds. 25 Lynn Bates Rufus, stock dealer, h. Giles near Hudson Barto Daniel, student, bds 971 W. State Barto Edward, student, bds 97 W- State Barto Richard, h. 208 N. Aurora 20 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Bartow Margaret, widow John, h. 19 First Bartley Elias A. student, bds. 3 Lynn BASHINSKY ADOLPH, barber, basement 60 E. State bds. 28 N. Aurora Bassett Frank E. bookkeeper, bds. 71 N. Auroia Bassett John S. carpenter, bds. 25 Lynn Bates Sandford, butcher, h. 25 Lynn. Battersonlreue, widow Asa, h. 90 N. Plain Battles David W. student, Cornell University Bausch Edward, student, bds. 54 N. U. Baylis Charles A. butcher, bds. 42 S. Cayuga Bayum Maria, domestic, 92 N. Cayuga Beach Sophronia, widow Harley, bds. 72 W. Green. Beal Charles, upholsterer, h. 141 W. Buffalo Beal Charles, upholsterer, bds. 58 Geneva road Bean Charles M. student, bds. 11 E Green Bean Milford C. student, bds. 11 E. Green Beardsley James, student, bds. 37\ Cascadilla BEARDSLEY JEFFERSON, artist and photographer, 7 Lynn h. same Beatly George, student, bds. 86 E. Seneca Beebe Clarence, student, bds. 5 Finch Block Beebe Lizzie, domestic, Cayuga House Beebe Sarah, bds. 21 E. Seneca Beer William, tanner, h. 101 S. Aurora Beers Booth, carpenter, h. 48 W. Buffalo Beers Frederick, (I. M. & F. Beers), h. 102 S. Aurora Beers George D. at 14'N. attorney law, Tioga N. W. cor. Aurora and Buffalo Beers Isaac, bds. 18 E. Green Beers Isaac M. (I. M. & F. Beers), h. 18 W. Mill BEERS S. B. office over 7 N. Tioga h. 10 E. Mill Beers William L. (Beers & h. 48 W. Goodrich)' Buffalo Beers William P. h. 14 E. Green BEERS & GOODRICH, (W. L Beers & H. G. Goodrich) marble yard 21 E. Green Beers I. M. & F. (Isaac M. & Frederick) lumber, 177 W. Seneca Beetle Asa, laborer, h 72 Lynn ITHACA DIRECTORY. 21 Belcher John, turner, h. 72 Lynn Belknap Almira A. (Bird & Belknap) bds. 68 S. Cayuga Belknap Horace D. cooper, h. 68 S. Cayuga Bell Mary J. domestic, 82 N. Aurora BELLAMY C. L. confectionery and restaurant, 7 N. Tioga, h. Lynn S. Mill Bellis Ellen, domestic, 62 N. Geneva Bement L. H. (Bement & Benham) h, C. P. BEMENT & BENHAM (L. H. Bement & A. B. Benham), proprietors ' Cascadilla Place, East Hill Benedict Gool, farmer, h. West hill near Hector Benedict Lewis, student, bds. 127 N. Aurora Benham A. B. (Bement & Benham), h. C. P. Benham George, jeweler, h. 147 N. Aurora Benne Sarah, widow Victor, bds. 9 Prospect Bennett George W. fireman, h. 9 Tompkins Bennett James D. blacksmith, S. E. cor. Brindley and Junction h. 45 Geneva road Bennett Jerome, laborer bds. 64 Cascadilla Bennett John B. boatbuilder, h. 119 W. State Bennett Moses, boiler maker, h. 64 Cascadilla Bennett Oliver S. porter, Rezeau House. Bennett William A. cartman, h. 140 N. Tioga Bennett Frank D. student, bds. 21 E. Seneca Bennett Fred, student, bds. 23 E. State Benson James, stage driver, bds. 47 Cascadilla Benson Laura S. bds. 36 Utica Bergen Luke (Park & Bergen) bds. over 51 E. State Bernays Philip, student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Berriam James, student, bds. 35 Factory Berry Belinda, widow Hiram, h. 140 W. Green Berry George, student, bds. 6 S. U. Berry John, clerk, h. 51 W. Seneca Berry Matthew, stone cutter, h. 114 N. Aurora Berry William, student, bds. S. U. Bessac Esther B. h. 62 N. Tioga Betts Edward T. student, bds. 25 C. P. Betts Frank, bds. 20 Lynn ITHACA DIRECTORY. Betts Julia, widow K. D. h. 20 Lynn Betts William, student, bds. 25 0. P. Beun John, fireman, bds. 67 S. Aurora Bierce Miles S. student, bds. 43 N. U. Biggs Joseph H. (J. H. Biggs & Co.) bds. 14 E. Seneca BIGGS J. H. & CO. (J. H. Biggs. T. J. McElheny, and W. A. J. Ozmun) manufacturers carriages and carriage wood work. Fall Creek Billings Charles, brakeman, h. Washington near Mill Bingham Henry, student, bds. 5 Utica Bird Kate, domestic, Tompkins House Bird Lydia (Bird & Belknap), h. 33 S. Cayuga Bird Rhoda, bds. 33 S. Cayuga BIRD & BELKNAP (L. J. Bird & A. A. Belknap) dressmakers, over S. W. cor. Tioga and State Bishop Alanson (Morgan & Bishop), bds. Clinton House Bishop George W. laborer, h. Brindley opposite D. L. & W. R. R. engine house Bishop James, engineer, h. N. Cayuga opposite Fair Grounds Bishop Laura, widow Lambert, h. 41 Pleasant Bishop Lucinda, widow Isaac, bds. 20 Lynn Newton," Bishop Maria, widow h. 12 W. Mill Bixby Parker J. student, bds. 28 C. P. Black Dennis, laborer, h. 167 N. Cayuga Black Hugh, mason, bds. 167 N. Cayuga Black Michael, mason, bds. 167 N. Cayuga Blackman Charles, (col'd) butcher, bds. 20 Wheat Blackman Jerry, (col'd) laborer, h. S. E. cor. N. Meadow and Esty Blackman Solomon, (col'd) laborer, h. W. Clinton near Plain Blackmer Charles W. clerk, h. 44 Pleasant Blair Allen, machinist, bds. Hudson and Corporation line Blair Charles H. student, bds. 48 W. Seneca Blake Frank, painter, h. 30 W. Mill Blake Henry E. student, bds. 10 Utica Blake Sarah, domestic, 70 N. Tioga Blakeley Edward C. student, bds. Dryden Road BLAKESLEE AMAZIAH, painter, (2d floor) 74 E. State h. 9 Sears Blend William, student, bds. 43 Lynn ITHACA DIRECTORY. 23 BLOCH JULIUS. Rochester clothing store, 20 E. State h. same Blodgett Phineas M. constable, h. 75 N. Geneva BLOOD CHARLES F. merchant tailor, 67 E. State h. 84 E. Buffalo Bloodgood Evelina, h. 23 W. Clinton Bloom Lewis, boatbuilder, h. Washington near Mill Blue Charity, widow Michael, bds. 116 W. Green Blauvelt George, confectioner, bds. 51 Farm Blauvelt William, blacksmith, h. 51 Farm Boardman Douglass, attorney at law and Justice of Supreme Court, 10 Library Building h. 34 N. Geneva Bobb Adam, laborer, h. 39 First Bogardus Eliza A. h. 6 E. Clinton Bogardus Jacob P. broommaker, bds. 5 E Clinton Boies L. G. student, bds. 44 Marshall Boland Michael, laborer, h. W. Lewis near Auburn Bond Edmund B. student, bds. 1 First Bonnett Amelia, bds. 64 W. State Boom Frank, laborer, h. Brindley above Buffalo Boom Matthias, engineer, h. 38 Genefia road Boom Thomas, laborer, h. Varick near Cascadilla Boothby John W. student, bds. 7 Farm Borden William A. student, bds. 3 Lynn Bostwick Jane, widow Orson, bds.- 50 W. State Bostwick Hermon V. (Bostwick & Wilmot), h. 23 E. Buffalo Bostwick William L. (B. & Williams,) (P. F. Sisson & Co.) h. 34 W. Green BOSTWICK & WILLIAMS (W. L. Bostwick & G. R. WiUiams), Phoenix Iron Works, W. State bet. Plain and Corn BOSTWICK & WILMOT (H. V. Bostwick & W. A. Wilmot), barrel factory, 12 E Clinton Bouton Edward, dentist, bds. 17 E. Mill Bouton Truman A. carpenter, h. 135 E'. Buffalo Bower Eliza A. widow James, u. 118 N. Aurora Bowerman Divid T. h. 52 S. Albany Bowlsby Charles, boatman, bds. 48 Geneva road Bowlsby Harriet, widow William, h. 148 W. Seneca Bowman Daniel W. student, bds. Dryden Road Bowman Henry H student, bds. 19 Factory 24 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Bowyor Samuel, cooper, h. Monroe, near Cascadilla Boyce Henry, farmer, h. 20 Pleasant Boyce Paschal, laborer, h. N. E cor. Washington and Esty Boyd Thomas, cigar maker, bds. Rezeau House Boyle Henry, laborer, bds. Monroe near Second * BOYS A. millinery, 29 E. State h. same BOYS ALMON, carpenter, 51 N. Tioga h. 29 E. State Boys R. Willard, carpenter, h. 50 Esty Bracey David, laborer, h. 58 Wheat Bradbury Aaron (A. & C. Bradbury), bds. 100 W- Seneca Bradbury Cornelius (A. & C. Bradbury), h. 100 W. Seneca Bradbury Alonzo, clerk, bds 100 W. Seneca Bradbury A. (Aaron & Cornelius) lime, Westport above Buffalo Bradford John K. clerk D. L. & W. R. R depot, h. Elm Bradley Chester B. student, bds. 79 W. Mill Bradley Jarvis F. civil engineer, h. 46 N. Plain Bradley Marilla, widow William,, h. 79 W. Mill Bradley Mary E. domestic, 90 W. State Bradley Michael, stage driver, bds. 47 Cascadilla Edward L. bds. Brady student, , Catskill Turnpike Brainard Nellie, bds. 17f E. State Brainard William W. clerk Rezeau House Brakey James, carpenter, h. 24 W- State Brakey Jeremiah, hostler, Clinton House Brakey William, hostler, Exchange Hotel Braman Julia, widow Anson, h. 60 W. Buffalo Branner John C. student, bds. 16 Pleasant Brandow Maggie, h. Monroe near Second Brann James, laborer, h. S. E. cor. Washington and Esty Brayton A. W. student, bds. 121 N. Cayuga Breed George F. student, bds. 75 N. Aurora Brewer Joseph, clerk, bds. 68 N. Tioga Brewer Susan C. teacher, bds. 75 N. Tioga Brewer William, shoemaker, h. 21 Utica Brewer William, student, bds. 36 W. Green Briggs Philander W. carpenter, h. 59 E. Mill BRINK GEORGE W. crockery, notions, and general variety, 65 E. State h. same ITHACA DIRECTORY. 25 Brink Daniel H. auctioneer, h. 67 N. Geneva Brinkerhoff James B. student, bds. 7 C. P. Bristol Charles D. bds 89 N. Tioga Bristol Daniel W- Rev. pastor Aurora St. M. E. Church, h. 70 N. Aurora BRISTOL GEORGE H. County Treasurer and Davis sewing machines rooms 3 and 4 over 60 E. State h. 89 N. Tioga Bristol Henry M. clerk, h. 30 N. Aurora Brock Nathan, machinist, bds. 91 Linn Brokaw Susannah, widow Isaac, h. 114 W. Green Brooks Alfred, clerk, 40 E. State Brooks Arthur B. (Gauntlett & Brooks), h. 49 W. Buffalo Brooks Charles H. jeweler, bds. 32 N. Albany Brooks Elsie, (col'd) widow John, h. 24 Wheat BROOKS FREDERICK, hats and furs, 40 E. State h. 32 N. Albany Brooks Fred W. (Burritt, Brooks & Co.) bds. 32 N. Albany Brown Abigail, bds. 8 Farm Brown Albert, cooper, h. 191 N. Aurora Brown Albert, teacher, bds. 42 Prospect Brown Almira, widow h. 97 N. Cayuga Brown Benjamin F. h. 40 Lynn BROWN COLLIE B. jeweler, 49 E. State bds. 34 S. Geneva Brown Edmund, confectioner, bds. 139 N. Cayuga Brown Edward, artesian wells, h. W. Clinton near Meadow Brown Eliza, widow Robert, h. 25 Factory Brown Francis E. machinist, h. 8 N. Plain Brown Frederick G. student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Brown George, Miller, h. 7 Falls Brown Gertrude E. widow Joseph, h. 91 E. Buffalo Brown Goodwin N. student, bds. 16 Fish Block Brown Grace, (col'd) domestic, 23 E. Buffalo Brown Hester, (col'd) domestic, 17 E. Buffalo Brown James, h". 5 Hudson Brown Jerome, boatbuilder, h. S. W. cor. Railroad Ave. and Cayuga Brown John E. (Brown & Kittrick), bds. 2 S. Geneva Brown Joseph, bds. Tompkins House Brown Lina M. bds. 115 W. State Brown Lvdia I. bds. Lake near Fall Creek 26 1THAPA DIRECTORY. Brown Mahlon M. physician and surgeon, 2nd floor 28 E. State h. 55 N. Tioga Brown Minos, saloon keeper, h. N. side Buffalo near Washington Brown Nathan, cartman, h. 5 Tompkins Brown Orson, cartman, h. 37 Cascadilla Brown Samuel, bds. 139 N. Cayuga Brown Solyman Rev. h. 127 N. Cayuga Brown Sophia G.'bds. 47 Prospect Brown Stimpson J. student, bds. 125 E. Buffalo Brown Sylvanus, court reporter, bds. 25 S. Aurora Brown S. Willi, student, bds. 32 N. Plain Brown Thomas G. student, bds. 25 Factory Brown William, (col'd) laborer, h. 39 S. Plain Brown William H. bds. 38 Prospect . Brown William H. carpenter, h. 80 Spencer Brown William R. student, bds. 25 Factory BROWN & KITTRICK (J. E.Brown &.W. Kittrick), boots and shoes, 46 E. State Browne Almedia, widow George, h. 13 Cascadilla Bruce Bradford M. clerk, 69 E. State Bruce Edward, gardener, h. S. E. cor. Jay and Cayuga Brum Frederick W. (col'd) waiter, h. 76 S. Cayuga Brum John, waiter, Clinton House Brum John F. (col'd) waiter, bds. 76 S. Cayuga Brum Titus, (col'd) h. 76 S. Cayuga Brunner Louis, shoemaker, h. 84 W. Green Brush King G. (Fillingham, Townsend & Brush), bds. 21 Columbia Bruyere, Richard N., student, bds. 94 N. Aurora Bruyn Abigail, widow Andrew, h. 36 N. Cayuga Bryant Smith, farmer, h. 93 W State Buck Lavinia, widow Edward, S. Side Esty, n. Albany Buckbee Charles, h. 12 Hudson Buckbee janitor Cornell Enos, Library Building, h. same Buckland Horace S., student, bds. Tompkins House Buckley Caroline, widow Miles, h. 97 N. Cayuga Buckley Elizabeth, domestic, 59 N. Geneva Buckley Frank, clerk, 51 E State, bds. same Buell Celia, bds. 38 E. State ITHACA DIRECTORY. 27 Buffum Frank E., student, bds. 6 Smith block Buffum Harry S., student, 6 Smith block Bulkley Almond W. student, bds. 124 N. Cayuga Bulkley A. W. student, bds. 149 N. Aurora Bulkley Effie, dressmaker, bds. 109 E. State BUNDY CHARLES, groceries 44, and h. 46 Farm Bunting J. S., student, bds. 25 Factory Bunting Samuel G. student, bds 61 W. State Burch William D. horticulturist, h. 62 E. Mill Burdick Betsy, widow Perez, bds. 45 N. Tioga Burdick D. Waite, (White & Burdick,) h. 50 W. State Burleigh David, carpenter, h. 99 Cascadilla Burling Charles, boatbuilder, bds. N. W. cor. N. Tioga & Lewis Burling Charles, carpenter, h. 114 W. Seneca Burling George E. boatbuilder, h. 120 W. Seneca Burling Walter, (Van Droff & Burling), h. 114 W. Seneca Burnett Marshall, boatman, h. 7 N. Plain Burnham Charles, student, bds. 19 Factory Burns George, student, bds. 100 N. Tioga Burns Kate, domestic, Tompkins House Burns James, garclener, h. 58 W. Green Burns Jeremiah, engineer, h. 62 E. Buffalo Burns Mary, waiter, Clinton House Burns Michael, laborer, h. 63 W. Green Burns Nancy, domestic, 25 W. Green Burns Patrick, laborer, h. cor. Fifth & Hancock Burns Thomas, student, bds. 84 N. Plain Burr Shields, student, bds. 10 E. Green BURRITT ABEL, real estate and insurance agent, over 7 N. Tioga, li. 40 S. Geneva Burritt Edwin J. (Burritt, Brooks & Co.) h. 93 N. Cayuga Burritt Joseph, bds. 45 Prospect Burritt Joseph C. (Burritt, Brooks & Co.) h. 26 N. Albany BURRITT L. A. millinery and fancy goods, 30 E. State, bds. 3 Linn Burritt Lewis A. salesman, h. 3 Linn BURRITT, BROOKS & CO. (J. C. Burritt, F. W. Brooks and E. J. Burritt,) jewelry and silverware, 80 E. State Burt C. F. student, bds. 76 W. State ITHACA DIRECTORY. Burt Ruth M. widow William, h. 82 N. Aurora Bush Calvin M. h. 18 Sears Bush Charles A. (McKinney & Bush,) bds. Rezeau House Butler Margaret A. domestic, 74 E. Seneca Butler Sarah, widow William, bds. 21 E. Seneca Butler William A. student, 8 Finch Block Butts Edward, Carpenter, bds. 107 N. Cayuga Byington William, (Byington & Kenney,) h. 27 N. Geneva BYINGTON & KENNEY, (W. Byington and T. Kenney,) dry goods, 26 E. State Byrnes George H. stvident, bds. 130 0. P. c. Cady Nelson W. student, bds. 25 Factory Cain Jacob, cartman, h. 89i Linn Caldwell George C. professor Cornell University, h. 148 E. Buffalo Caldwell Jacob, bds. 148 E. Buffalo Call Mrs. h. 32 N. Aurora Callahan John, laborer, bds. 144 W. Green Callahan Thomas, laborer, h. 144 W. Green Callahoun Bridget, domestic, 46 N. Tioga Cammaill Frances, domestic, 34 N. Geneva Camp Fred A. bds. 75 N. Aurora Camp Joseph, carpenter, h. 75 N. Aurora Campbell Christopher, blacksmith, h. 95 W. State Campbell George, miller, h. 24 Linn Campbell John, miller, bds. 64 Linn Campbell John B. student, bds. 28 C. P. Campbell Lewis D. student, bds. 30 C. P. Candee Charles W. student, bds. 121 N. Cayuga Canfield Charles G. student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Cantine Christina M. bds. Josiah B. Williams West hill Carlile Howard F. student, bds. 70 W. Seneca Carman Joshua J. tanner, h. 1 Tompkins Carmody Ann, domestic, 36 N. Geneva Carmody Cornelius, laborer, h. Eddy opposite Buffalo Carney Charlotte, widow John, h. 29 Fayette Carney Christopher, laborer, h. University opposite Lewis ITHACA DIRECTORY. 29 Carney Emeline, domestic, 14 E. Green Cams Edward D. sewing machines, 14 E. State bds. 101 E. State Carpenter A. C. furniture, 11 S. Aurora bds. 17 N. Aurora Carpenter A. T. farmer, h. 128 N. Tioga Carpenter Frank, student, bds. 67 N. Aurora Carpenter George, (Carpenter & Munson), h. 52 Hudson Carpenter John D. furniture, 15 and h. 17 N. Aurora Carpenter Peter, cartman, h. Fourth near Cascadilla Carpenter Samuel W. student, bds. 13 C. P. Carpenter William, h. 74 S. Aurora Carpenter widow, h. Cascadilla near Tioga Carpenter & Munson (G. Carpenter & W. H. Munson), carpenters, Hudson near Aurora Carr Charles C. carpenter, h. 166 N. Aurora Carr James F. moulder, h. S. Cayuga near Clinton CARRIER CHARLES W. physician, HE. State bds. Tompkins House Carroll Annie C. bds. 28 Columbia Carrol John, general jobber, h. over 21 W. State Carron Maggie, domestic, E. Mill opposite Linn Carter Daniel A. salesman, h. 96 N. Aurora Carver Frank H. student, bds. N. W. cor. Seneca and Albany Cascadilla Place, East Hill Case Abel, h. 61 Spencer Case Albert J. blacksmith, bds. 46 S. Albany Case Henrietta, widow h. 35 W. Mill Case Isaac, cartman, h. 46 S. Albany Case Isaac J. fireman, bds. 46 S. Albany Case Jacob, cartman, h. 25 S. Plain Case John D. student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Case Philip, carpenter, h. 37 S. Cayuga Case Robert, blacksmith, bds. 114 W. State Cashman Jeremiah, laborer, h. 17 Columbia Casey Ellen, domestic, 46 N. Cayuga Casey Nellie, domestic, S. W. cor. E. Buffalo and Spring Cass Hannah, domestic, over 15 E. State Casterline Julius, blacksmith, 92 E. State h. 50 Pleasant Casterline Maria, widow Abram, bds. 143 Hudson 30 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Catholic Church (Immaculate Conception) S. E. cor. Seneca and N. Geneva Catlin Thomas, farmer, h. 7 S. Plain Cauldwell Andrew B. student, bds. 94 E. Buffalo Oawley Patrick, tanner, h. cor. Second and Monroe Caulkins Minnie G. bds. 74 W. State CAYUGA HOUSE (G. W. Jones proprietor), S. W. cor. State and Corn Cayuga Steamboats, First and Cascadilla Creek Chace Alonzo, professor Cornell University, h. 59 N. Auror Chadwick Hubert C. student, bds. 130 C. P. bds.' Chadwick N. S. student, 9 C. P. Chadwieh Payson M. student, bds. 40 Farm (3hamberlain John, student, bds. 62 E. Mill B.' Chambers hostler, bds. Cayuga House Chambers John, basket maker, h. N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shop Chapman Solomon, cooper, h. Spencer near E. Clinton Chapman William, bartender, Cayuga House Chase Charles, (col'd) cook, bds. 85 W. Green Chase John M. student, bds. 75 N. Aurora Chesebrough Frank, city bath rooms, basement 8 and 10 W. State bds. 8 N. Aurora Chesebrough Fred, clockmaker, bds. 27 N. Aurora Chesebrough L. widow B. F. h. 134 E. State Chipman Mark, student, bds 90 W. State Chittenden Charles, blacksmith, bds. 33 S. Plain Chittenden Charles B. shoemaker, h. 33 S. Plain CHITTENDEN JAMES expressman, h. 33 S. Plain Chittenden Mary, domestic, 7 N. Geneva Christiance Cornelius (C Christiance & Son) h. 32 N. Aurora Christiance Charles V. salesman, bds. 32 N. Aurora Christiance George, shoecutter, h. 158 N. Tioga Christiance Ralph C. (C. Christiance & Son), bds. 32 N. Aurora CHRISTIANCE C. & SON (C. & R. C. Christiance), boots and shoes 66 E. State Church James W. student, bds. 79 E. Seneca Church William A. clerk, 15 Prospect ITHACA DIRECTORY. 31 Clancey Bridget, domestic, Tompkins House Ithacan" Clapp Asahel, proprietor "Weekly 10 and 12 W. State h. S. side W. Mill near Varick Clapp Charles, painter, h. 99 W. State Clapp George L. (Clapp, Sykes & Stanyon), bds. 99 W. State Clapp William P. painter, bds. 99 W. State CLAPP, SYKES & STANYON (G. L. Clapp, J. H. Sykes & J. H. Stanyon), carriage makers, 141 and 143 W. State Clark Archibald, clerk, bds. 62 N. Tioga Clark Catharine, widow James, h. 8 Wheat Clark Chauncey E. laborer, h. 65 N.. Albany Clark Elizabeth, bds. 84 S. Aurora Clark Helen, teacher, h. N. W. cor. S. Plain and Wheat Clark Ira E. student, bds. 138 E. Seneca Clark James L. moulder, bds. 8 Wheat Clark Jane, widow -> bds. 2 S. Geneva Clark Lewis, roofer, h. Varick near Cascadilla j Clark Philip H. student, bds. 54 N. U. Clark Reuben D. student, bds. 134 N Cayuga Clark Sarah, widow Birdsey, bds 44 N. Tioga CLARK SMITH, carpenter, h. 14 First Clark Uri, jeweler, 61 E. State h. 34 E. Mill CLARK W. HARRY, restaurant, 56 E. State h. same Clark William H. cooper, bds. 8 Wheat Clarke Willie, student, bds. 25 Factory Clarkson Edward, bds. 31 N. Geneva Clement Arthur C. student, bds. 70 W. Seneca Clement Charles P. (Howard & Clement), bds. Clinton House Cleveland W. C. professor Cornell University, h. Dryden Road Clinton A. W. student, bds. 36 W. State CLINTON BROTHERS, (M. L. & C. M. Clinton), restaurant and confectionery, 8 and 10 N. Aurora Clinton Charles M. (Clinton Bro's) h. 10 N. Aurora Clinton DeWitt, painter, bds. 139 N. Aurora Clinton Edward, carpenter, h- 139 N. Aurora CLINTON HOUSE, proprietor S. D. Thompson, S. W. cor. Cayuga and Seneca Clinton Miles L. (Clinton Bro's) h. 8 N. Aurora 32 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Clinton Myron C. boilermaker, h. 113 W- State Clock Henry L. clerk, h. 118 N. Tioga Clock Hiram, blacking, h. 15 W. Buffalo Clock Sarah C. postoffice clerk, h. 15 W. Buffalo Close Charles B. tinsmith, h. 27 S. Corn Close Jerome B. carpenter, h. 72 N. Tioga Cluck James F. student, bds. 16 Fish Block Clyne Bridget, domestic, 46 N. Cayuga Cochran John, laborer, h. Eddy opposite Buffalo Cochran Sarah E. domestic, N. W. cor. Farm and Utica Cody James S. baker, h. 7 Fayette Coe Nelson, laborer, h. 30 N. Fulton Colbourn D. K. student, cor. Eddy and William Colburn Daniel K. student, 1 1 S. U. Cole Adaline, widow Daniel, bds. S. side Buffalo near Meadow Cole Almira, dressmaker, over 74 E. State h. same Cole Amelia, dressmaker, 23 W. State h. same Cole Calvin, carpenter, h. 67 N. Albany Cole Charles, laborer, h. 62 N. Cayuga Cole Eli, sash maker, h. S. side Buffalo near Meadow Cole Emma, domestic, N. W. cor. Seneca and Quarry Cole Fannie, domestic, 35 Prospect Cole Francis, carpenter, h. 97 E. State Cole Frank, tinner, bds. Washington near W. Buffalo Cole William D. h. over 74 E. State Cole laborer, h. N. E. cor. Tompkins and Tioga Colegrove David, highway commissioner, h. 93 N. Tioga Coleman Amy, (col'd) widow Jackson, bds. 143 W. Green Coleman Bridget, waiter, Clinton House Coleman Maggie, domestic, 9 W. Green Coleman Michael, laborer, h. 36 Fayette Coleman Minerva, bds. 28 Columbia Collins George, broker New York, h. 26 N. Tioga Collins James, h. 38 W. Mill Collins James, clerk, bds. 81 W. State Collins James D. mason, h. W. Mill near Meadow Collins Mary, domestic, 24 W. Mill Collins Michael, laborer, h. 74 Madison ITHACA DIRECTORY. Collins Michael, laborer, bds. S. Cayuga near Mechanic Collins Nellie, (col'd) widow James, h. 50 S. Plain Collins Norah, domestic, 5 Hudson Collinson Bessie, domestic, 83 E. Seneca Collony Janette, widow Reuben, bds. 97 N. Cayuga Colquhoun William, mason, h. Huestis, East Hill Comeings John R. clerk, bds. 17 N. Aurora Compson Virgil K. student, bds. 36 N. Geneva Comstock J. Henry, student, bds. 6 S. U. Conable Morris R. student, bds. 88 N. Cayuga Conklin Clarence M. student, bds. 40 Farm Conklin Frank B. printer, bds. 10 Lake ave. Conklin Millard T. student, bds. 21 E. Seneca Conlin Frank, section master, h. 59 S. Cayuga Conlin Martin, section master, h. 47 Wheat Connelly Michael, tailor, h. 24 Prospect Connor Dennis, laborer, h. Eddy near Buffalo Connor Kate, domestic, 102 E. Seneca Conrad Frances, h. 2 1 E. Seneca Conrad Henry, farmer, h, 129 W. State Conway Patrick, (Conway & McCormick), h. Meadow near Seneca CONWAY & McCORMICK, (Patrick Conway and Walter Mc Cormick), groceries and provisions, 6 S. Cayuga Cook Daniel B. student, bds. 24 C. P. Cook I. N. student, bds. 125 E. Buffalo Cook James C. horticulturist, Eddy opposite Seneca Cook John B. turner, h. 141 N. Tioga Cook William, paper maker, h. 7 Lake Coon Daniel W- engraver, bds. 64 W. Seneca Coon David, fireman, bds. 41 Prospect Coon Frank, blacksmith, bds. 41 Prospect Coon Jane, widow David, h. 41 Prospect Coon Jerry, student, bds. 95 N. Cayuga C oon Kate, widow Levi, h. 25 S. Aurora Coon Parmelia, widow Levi, bds. 12 Hudson Coon Simeon, watchmaker, h. 64 W. Seneca Cooper Fanny, domestic, 31 Railroad ave. Cooper Francis W. student, bds. 24 S. U. 34 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Cooper Jennie, domestic, 64 N. Cayuga Cooper Nettie, dressmaker, bds. 109 E. State Copeland Ernest R. student, bds. 132 N. Cayuga Copeland H. E. student, bds. 132 N. Cayuga Cornell Abraham, roofing, h. Linn near Tcmpkins Cornell Benjamin F. meat market, 56 and h. 52 N. Tioga Cornell Elijah B. mason, h. 45 N. Tioga Cornell Era, (weekly) Cornell University CORNELL EZRA Hon. h. 18 N. Tioga CORNELL FRANK C. h. East hill Cornell Library Building, S E. cor. Seneca and Tioga Cornell 0. H. P. civil engineer, h. 17 Factory Cornell University, East hill Cornell University Armory, Library Building Corning Irene, teacher, bds. 84 E. Buffalo Corning Mary, bds. 30 E. Buffalo Corson Eugene, student, bds. Edgemont Institute Corson Hiram, lecturer, h. S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Cortright Susan domestic, 76 W. Seneca Corwin Margaret, widow Daniel, bds. 77 Linn Corwin Richard W. student, bds. 32 C. P. Cory Calvin, student, bds. 76 W. State. Coryell Charles (Charles Coryell & Sun) h. 28 E. Seneca Coryell Jo+m (Hunt & Coiyell), bds. 63 W. State Coryell Louis, student, bds. 20 E. Seneca Coryell William (Charles Coryell & Son), h. 20 E. Seneca CORYELL CHARLES & SON (Charles and William Coryell), phy- sicians, 26 E. Seneca Cosgrave William D. cook, Tompkins House Cosgriff James, baggage master D. L. & W. R. R. h. 104 W. Seneca Costello James, waiter, 28 E. Seneca Cothran John T. student, bds. Free Hollow Coughlan Charles, carpenter, bds. 114 W. State Coughlan John, laborer, bds. cor Fifth and Hancock Countryman Gid. shoemaker, bds. 77 W. Seneca COUNTY CLERK'S BUILDING, 8 N. Tioga County Treasurer's Office, room 4 over 60 E. State Court House (Tompkins Ccunty), E. Mill near Tioga ITHACA DIRECTORY. 35 Covert George, h. 75 E. Buffalo Covert William H. (Covert & Reed), bds. 75 E. Buffalo COVERT & REED (W. H. Covert & |S. W. Reed), bowling saloon, 5 N. Aurora Cowdry Chauncey, music teacher, h. 106 E. State Cowdry Adam S. h. 130 E. State Cowles Adin F. bds. 138 N. Aurora Cowles William S. h. 17 AV. Green Coy John H. farmer, h. 23 E. Seneca Crandall Betsey A. widow : bds. 112 E. State Crandall Charles L. student, bds. 92 Hector Crandall Peter B. farmer, h. 92 Hector Crane Joanna, bds. 9 E Seneca Crane Thomas F. professor Cornell University, bds. 9 E. Seneca Cranvey Michael, h. W. Clinton near Meadow Cratsley Elizabeth, widow John, h. 48 S. Cayuga Craven Gershum, carpenter, bds. 88 W. Buffalo Crawford Frank A. student, bds. 94 N. Aurora bds. 6 S. Crawford , laborer, Meadow Creque Eleanor, bds. 114 W. Seneca Crichton George, h. 14 Lake Criss Louisa, domestic, 17 1 E. State Crittenden William S. bookkeeper, h. 34 S. Cayuga Crocker Martha B. (col'd) domestic, N. E. cor. Factory and State Crofoot Cyrus S. student, bds, 34 Linn Cronk Erastus M. (Cronk & Jackson), h. 148 N. Aurora Cronk Timothy, laborer, h. 6 Yates Cronk Walter G. engineer, h. 70 Spencer Cronk William S. (Cronk & Martin) h. 6 Esty CRONK & JACKSON (E. 1^. Cronk & E. S. Jsckson) groceries, 72 E. State Cronk & Martin (W. S. Cronk & 0. Martin), carriage manufacturers S. E. cor. State and Corn CROSS ELISHA R. groceries, 38 E. State h. 21 Sears Crowell Edward, cigar maker, bds. 91 W. Buffalo Crowell Jennie, milliner, 24 E. State, h. same Crowley John, laborer, bds. 17 Columbia Crowley Timothy, carpenter, bds. 17 Columbia 36 ITHACA 'DIRECTORY. Crozier Andrew, h. 06 S. Cayuga Crozier Ella, domestic, 34 E. Mill Crozier Ellen, widow Robert, bds. 39 N. Aurora Crozier John S. (R. A. & J. S. Crozier) h. 18 S. Geneva Crozier Richard A. (R. A. & J. S. Crozier), h. 7 N. Geneva CROZIER R. A. & J. S. groceries, 1 W. State Guatt John, laborer, h. 48 Hancock Cuddeback William H. student, bds. HE. Green Cuffman Oriu S. wool dealer, h. 24 Sears Cullen Catharine, cook, Clinton House Culligan Mary, widow Dennis, h. 78 Madison Culligan Michael, laborer, h. W. Green Culligan Patrick, laborer, bds. 78 Madison Culligan Patrick, laborer, h. 101 Cascadilla Cullinan P. W. student, bds. 22 E. Mill Culver Lewis H. (Culver & Bates), h. 1 03 N. Aurora CULVER WILLIAM M. hats, caps and furs, 64 E. State h. 67 N. Tioga CULVER & BATES (L. H. Culver & C. W. Bates), general mercan tile trade, 69 and 7 1 E. State Cumberland Margaret, domestic, 163 N. Cayuga Cummings A. cabinet maker, h. William near Eddy Cummings Mary, domestic, N. W. cor. S. Albany and Green Cummings Michael, carpenter, bds. 82 Utica Cummings Patrick, paper maker, bds. 82 Utica Cummings Terrencn, laborer, h. 82 Utica Cunningham Haines D. (Cunningham & Norton), h. 19 Varick Cunningham J. P. H. student, bds. 135 E. Buffalo Cunningham William, laborer, bds. N. Tioga near Lewis CUNNINGHAM & NORTON (H. D. Cunningham & E. D. Norton) proprietors Ithaca Daily Leader, second floor 14 E. State Curley Mark, student, bds. 134 N. Cayuga Curran Frank W. (0. B. Curran & Son), h. 107 N. Aurora Curran George P. druggist, h. 76 N. Cayuga Curran Obadiah B. (O. B. Curran & Son) and Treasurer Ithaca Sa vings Bank, and Ithaca, Utica & Elmira Rail Road Co., h. 107 N. Aurora Curran Thomas, student, bds. 135 E. Buffalo ITHACA DIly3CT0RY. 37 Curran Walter, inspector, h. 25 Farm CURRAN 0. B. & SON (0. B. & F. W. Curran), druggist, 78 E. State Curtis Edward, carpenter, h. 35 Linn Curtis George, mason, h. 77 Linn Curtis Gram, student, bds. 130 C. P. Curtis Margaret, widow Nathaniel, h. Ill E. State Curtis Phoebe and Lizzie, bds. S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Curtiss Charles B. (Grant & Co.) (C. Curtiss & Co.) h. 81 E. Buffalo Curtiss Cornelia, bds. 81 E. Buffalo Curtis Edward, hostler, 33 N. Aurora Curtiss Ellen, h. 72 N. Cayuga Curtiss Maria E. widow Elbert, bds. 81 E. Buffalo CURTISS C. B. & CO. (C. B. Curtiss, G. W. Schuyler), druggists, 13 N. Tioga Cushing Enos L. student, bds. 90 W. State Cushing Francis, bds. 171 E. State Cushman Elisha, laborer, h. 14 Lewis Cutter Jackson L. cabinet maker, h. 16 W. Seneca XX House" Daboll Elisha W. moulder, bds. Forest City Dale Alfred B. architect, over 57 E. State h. 121 N. Tioga Dale Thomas, cigar maker, bds. Rezeau House Daley Bridget, domestic, 9 W. State Daley Elizabeth, widow h. 72 S. Cayuga Daley John, blacksmith, h. 72 S. Cayuga Daley Martha, domestic, Tompkins House Daley Mary, domestic, 24 W. Buffalo Dailey Charles, basketmaker, bds. N. E. cor. Aurora and Tompkins Dailey William, basketmaker, bds. N. E. cor. Aurora and Tompkins Dalton Joseph, mason, h. S. side W. Mill near Varick Daly Kate, domestic, 24 N. Geneva Daly Mary, domestic, 39 W. State Daly Timothy, currier, h. 52 Pleasant Dana Amasa B. conductor, h. 40 N. Cayuga Dana Chester, bds. 40 N. Cayuga Dana Mary H. widow Amasa, h. 17 E. Buffalo 38 ITHACA-.DIBECTORY. Second" Daniels Erastus, h. near Hancock Daniels Gerard, boatbuilder, h. N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops Daniels Joseph, gardener, h. 113 Hudson Daniels Mary A. E. h. 27 N. Tioga Danforth Harry R. student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Darling Cullen R. shoemaker, h. 42 N. Albany Darling George, student, bds. 124 N. Cayuga Darling Watson E. clerk, 51 E. State bds. 42 N. Albany Darrin Delmar, student, bds. 29 E. State Darron Frank A. student, bds. 41 Pleasant Dauncey George, moulder, h University opposite Cemetery Dauncey James, laborer, bds. University opposite Cemetery Davenport Amos, laborer,1 h. 48 Hancock Davenport Ann C. widow Abram, h. 84 Madison DAVENPORT CHARLES A. restaurant, Clinton Block 1 N. Cayuga h. same Davenport Edward, laborer, bds. 43 First Davenport Frank, tailor, bds. 84 E. Buffalo Davenport Franklin, painter, bds. 43 First Davenport Henry, agent Cayuga Steamers, h. steamboat landing Davenport Ha A. ri. N. E. cor. W. Mill and Meadow Davenport Lucy, widow Theron, h. 43 First Davenport Peter, carpenter, bds. 35 W. Mill Davenport Samuel R. mason, h., 11 Sears Davey Vernon L. student, bds. 130 E. State Davis Andrew B. cabinet maker, h. 158 N. Tioga Davis Allie C. bds. 17 N. Cayuga Davis Benjamin, fireman, bds. 78 W. Buffalo Davis Benjamin R. h. 79 W. Seneca Davis Charles H. shoemaker, bds. 75 N. Tioga Davis Helen M. bds. 106 E. State Davis Lizzie H. domestic, 35 W. Green Davis Olive, domestic, 75 E. Buffalo Davis Randolph A. painter, h. 10 S. Meadow Davis Sydney, student, bds. 13 C. P. Davis Washington, farmer, h. 78 W. Buffalo Davis Williain, gardener, h. Eddy near State ITHACA DIRECTORY. 39 Dawson Hermon F. (Dawson & Edwards) h. 12 First DAWSON & EDWARDS (H. F. Dawson & J. Edwards), carriage makers, 6 W. Green Day Amos G. clerk, bds. 71 E. Seneca DAY CHARLES G. attorney at law and justice of the peace, base ment Library Building h. 71 E. Seneca Day John B. student, bds. 18 Sears Day Lorin (Day & Robinson), h. 57 Hudson DAY & ROBINSON (L. Day & J. Robinson), liquors, 9 N. Aurora Dean Anson, carpenter, h. 46 Cascadilla Dean Alson, carpenter, h. 15 W. Yates Dean Chauncey S. painter, bds. 46 E. State Dean Frank, painter, bds. University near Fall Creek Dean Joseph W. student, bds. Cayuga and Green Dean Oliver, clerk, bds. 21 E. Seneca DeBell Emmett L. student, bds. 42 S. Geneva DeBell Franklin, shoemaker, bds. 87 N. Tioga DeBell P. A. widow h. 87 N. Tioga Deeator John, h. 61 S. Cayuga Decker George E. printer, bds. 8 Linn DeForest George, conductor, bds. 53 W. State DeLano Martin S. (Winton, DeLano & Co.) h. E. Buffalo near Fac tory DELAWARE LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAIL ROAD DE POT, and Coal Yard, W. State Seneca and Fulton Delmater Hiram, carpenter, h. N. side Buffalo near Washington Deming Frederick, h. 9 E. Green Dempster Chancey R. student, bds. C. P. Demund Harry, clerk, 61 E. State h. same Demund Harry, jeweler, bds. 34 E. Mill Denham William H. student, bds. 38 E. Mill Denine Peter, laborer, h. 129 W. Green DENMEAD ROBERT C. tailor, 50 E. State h. 99 N. Tioga Denton S. H. student, bds. 21 W. Green Derrick Sarah, domestic, 45 N: Tioga Derrick William, painter, h, 70 Linn Deschner Theodore, gunsmith, h. 95 N. Geneva Deuel William B. h. 72 W. Green 40 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Devin David, student, bds. N. W. eor. Yates and Linn Devin George, student, bds. N. W. cor. Yates and Linn Devoe Anthony, moulder, h. 75 Linn DeVoy Michael, mason, h. 185 N. Cayuga DeVoy James, laborer, bds. 191 N. Tioga DeVoy Thomas, salesman, h. 191 N. Tioga DeWint J. P. student, bds. Masonic Block DeWitt Guard Hall, 6 Library Building DeWitt Park, Mill, Cayuga and Buffalo Dexter Edward, hostler, Tompkins House Dexter Lizzie, domestic, 36 N. Cayuga Dickerson Joseph, laborer, h. Third near Monroe Dickinson George F. student, bds. 70 W. Seneca Dickinson William B. student, bds. 35 Factory Dickinson William B. student, Farm and Buffalo bds.* Dickson Elizabeth, widow Grey, 140 W. Green Dickson George, painter, h. 16 Linn Dickson Thomas, hostler, Rezeau House Diefendorff E. T student, bds. 27 N. Tioga Diffin George, stone cutter, h. 182 E. State Dilts William, moulder, Utica near Tompkins Dilts Charles, boatman, h. N. Cayuga opposite Fair Grounds Dilts Christopher, laborer, h. Lake near Fall Creek Dilts John, moulder, h. N. Cayuga opposite Fair Grounds Dimmic Harrison, farmer, h. 49 Wheat Dimmock Ann P. widow Asa, bds. 68 W. Buffalo Dinehart William, laborer, h. Brindley above Buffalo Dissosway C. M. student, bds. 143 E. State DOBRIN THEODORE, hoop skirt manufacturer, 9 S. Aurora h. 14 Pleasant Dobson Francis, carpenter, h. William near Eddy Dobson Thomas, engineer, bds. University near Fall Creek Dodd Isaac, cigar maker, h. Railroad ave. near Utica Dodge , pedler, bds. 21 Columbia Doe John, paper maker, h. 7 Lake Dollaway Frances, domestic, 12 W. Seneca Donaldson Edwin G. student, bds. 3 Linn Donavan Margaret, domestic. 91 N. Aurora ITHACA DIRECTORY. 41 Donnelly Henry D. (Lyon & Donnelly), h. 127 S. Aurora Donnelly James, engineer, bds. 109 Cascadilla Donnelly Kate, domestic, Tompkins House Donnelly Margaret, widow Martin, h. 109 Cascadilla Donovan John, carpenter, bds. Geneva road Donovan Kate, domestic, 14 E. Seneca Donovan Margaret, domestic, 15 Prospect Donovan Mary, domestic, 71 N. Tioga Donovan Peter, laborer, h. Geneva road Donovan Timothy, laborer, h. 55 Linn Donovan William, fireman, bds. Geneva road Doty John E. gardener, h. 93 Hudson Doty V. R. carpenter, h. 37 N. Aurora .Dougen Ellen, domestic, 17 N. Cayuga Dowe Harvey A. (Ferris & Dowe) h. 73 N. Geneva engineer," Dowe Richard H. civil bds. 55 W. Buffalo Downey Ann, widow George, h. 98 N. Aurora Downey George, carriage trimmer, h. Eddy near State Downey Robert, baker, bds 98 N. Aurora Downey William, baker, bds. 98 N. Aurora Doyle Thomas, laborer, h. 70 Madison Drake Amasa, mason, h. 149 N. Aurora Drake Elsie, h. 9 E. Buffalo Drake Henry S. carpenter, h. 81 W. Green Drake Jasper, mason, h. N. W. cor. Yates and Linn DRAKE MARY J. young ladies seminary, 22 E. Mill h. same, see adv. Drake Theophilus, mason, h. 149 N. Aurora Drake Thomas J. carpenter, h. 115 W. State Drake William H (Gregg, VanOstrand & Drake), bds. 68 W. Seneca Drake , h. 39 W. Clinton Dresser Elizabeth, widow Lamuel, bds. S. side W. Mill near Varick Dresser Joseph H. harness maker, h. 47 Prospect Driscoll Ellen, domestic, 41 Hudson Driscoll Mary, bds. 28 Columbia Drummond Bryson, carpenter, h. 64 E. Buffalo Dryer Chester 0. Cayuga steamers, h. 85 W. Buffalo Dryer Morgan C. clerk Cayuga steamers, bds. 85 W: BuffalQ 42 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Dudgeon Margaret, music teacher, h. 9 E. Buffalo Dudley George F. student, bds. 23 E. State Dudley Grace, widow Loring, h. 61 W. Buffalo Dudley William R. student, bds. U. G. Dukes William T. studeut, bds. 76 W. State Dummer William, h. 12 Spring Duncan W. F. student, bds. 63 E. Seneca Dunham Matilda, widow Solomon, h. 134 N. Cayuga Durland A. J. student, bds. 26 N.. Tioga Durling Aaron, farmer,.h. 94 Railroad ave. Durling Frederick, carpenter, h. 108 Railroad ave. Durling J. J. Ayers, painter, h. 232 N. Tioga Dunlavey Dennis, laborer, 169 N. Cayugj. Dunlavey James, cigar maker, bds. 169 N. Cayuga Dunlavey Robert, engineer, h. N. Cayuga near Tompkins Dunlavey Thomas, blacksmith, h. N. Cayuga near Jay Dunn Ellen, domestic, 9 E. Seneca Dunn John, laborer, bds. 99 W. Green Dunn John P. student, bds. 3 W. State Dunn Patrick, laborer, h. 188 N. Cayuga Dunn Thomas, painter, bds. 48 Mechanic Dunning Jennie, domestic, 48 N. Geneva Dunning L. A. h. 76 N. Cayuga Dunwell Charles T. student, bds. 23 W. Seneca DuPee E. C. blacksmith, bds. 134 N. Aurora Durkee J. H. student, bds. 76 W. State Durphy Henry M. machinist, h. 90 W. State Dusenberry Francisco Rev. pastor Baptist Tabernacle Church, h. 31 W. Mill Dutton C. Seymour, student, bds. 3 Linn Dwyer James W. currier, h. 118 N. Aurora E. Earl Caleb, mason, h. 24 W. Clinton Earl Charles W. mason, bds. 39 S. Cayuga Earle Thomas, expressman, h. Lake near Fall Creek Eastman Emma, bds. 130 E. Buffalo Eaton Emeline, h. 9 Utica ITHACA DIRECTORY. 43 Eaton Frank B. student bds. 10 E. Green Eaton Jacob, carpenter, S. W. cor. State and Meadow, h. 2 N. Meadow Edsall Joseph, janitor Ithaca Academy, h. 46 N. Albany Eddy Harriet, widow Otis, h. 10 E. Mill Eddy H. T. professor Cornell University, bds. 105 C. P. Eddy Erastus J. student, bds. 125 E. Buffalo Edgar Mary A. seamstress, bds. 12 First Edgemont Collegiate Institute, S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Edgerly James B. student, bds. 64 C. P . Edwards Alonzo, mason, bds. 85 Linn Edwards Daniel, mason, h. University opposite cemetery Edwards Hannah, widow Joseph, h. 55 E. Mill Edwards Henry, baker, bds. 55 E. Mill Edwards Irwint bds. 55 E. Mill Edwards James (Dawson. & Edwards), h. 35 Linn Edwards Jane, widow Calvin, h. 85 Linn Edwards Louisa, bds. 100 N. Tioga Egbert Alice, teacher, bds. 68 W- Seneca EGBERT CYNTHIA, millinery, 21 E. State h. same Egbert James H. machinist, bds. 68 W. Seneca Egbert Ramer V. machinist, bds. 68 W. Seneca Egbert William, h. 40 Farm Egbert Zubah, widow John, bds. 87 E. Seneca Eggleston Theron, boat builder, h. 186 W. Seneca Eidlitz Alfred, student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Eighmey Elias, farmer, h. 92 N. Aurora Eighmey James S. carpenter, bds. 92 N. Aurora ELDRED HORACE H. freight agent Erie R. R. 5 E. State bds. 62 N. Tioga Elliott George J. cooper, bds. 204 N. Aurora Elliott George M. cigars and tobacco, 10 E. State bds. Rezeau House Elliott George W. miller, h. 204 N. Aurora Elliott Thomas, carpenter, h. 45 First Ellis Dunbar, tailor, bds. 17 E. Mill Ellis Lyman S. saw mills (Dryden) h, 33 Wheat Ellison Merritt P. (Palmer & Oo.) h. 56 W. Seneca ELLSWORTH PERRY G. attorney at law, over 7 N. Tioga h. 18 E. Mill 44 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Elsbree Llewellyn., ttudent, bds. 71 N. Aurora Elseffer John H. student, bds. 90 C. P. Elston John C. painter, h. 13 Sears Elya Chauncey, cartman, bds. University near Fall Creek Emery Charles, student, bds. 100 N. Aurora Emmons Edward, machinist, h. Wheat near Corn English Mattie, h. 101 W. State English Rebecca, widow Jesse, h. 117 N. Tioga ENGELMAN ELIAS, clothier, 70 E. State h. same Ensign Hoffman W. carpenter, h. S. Geneva near Titus ave. Enz Frank, salesman, h. 28 N. Aurora Episcopal Church (St Johns), S. W cor. Buffalo and Cayuga Errickson Hilda, domestic, 19 Hudson Erie Railroad Office, 5 E. State ERVY DAVID M. soap and candies, N. Tioga above Railroad ave. h. 62 Railroad av. Estes Joseph, h. 30 S. Plain Estes Thomas, painter, h. 126 W. Green Esty Clarence H. student, bds. 36 N. Geneva Esty Edward S. tanner, leather and findings, 58 E. State h. 36 N. Geneva Esty Joseph, h. 64 N. Tioga Esty Joseph Jr. bookkeeper, h. 71 N. Tioga ESTY WILLIAM W. Ithaca Warehouse and Canal Insurance, 186 W. State h. 48 N. Aurora Ethredge Frank, student, bds. 37 S. Cayuga Etz George, photographer, bds. 7 Linn Evans Bailey, mason, h. 109 E. State Evans Charles W. carpenter, h. Geneva road Evans E. W. professor Cornell University, h. 110 E. Seneca Evart Leonard, student, bds. 25 Farm Evarts Asel, carriage maker, h. 52 S. Albany Evenden Robert G. student, bds. 48 C. P. Everett Mary, widow Thomas, bds. 09 E. Seneca Everhart Chloe, h. 41 E. Mill Everts George W. boiler maker, h. 134 W. Buffalo Everts Theron E. baker, bds. 134 W. Buffalo Ewell J. B. student, bds, 76 W. State EXCHANGE HOTEL, Reuben H. Fish proprietor, 18 and 20 W. State ITHACA DIRECTORY. 45 Fahey Andrew, laborer, h. 11 Fayette Fair Grounds, Lewis and Auburn Fairohild Hermann L. student, bds. 12 E. Seneca Fairman Andrew, laborer, h. Eddy and William Fairman H. M. student, bds. 94 N. Cayuga Falkenan Louis E. student, bds. 26 Farm Farmer William F. student, bds. 65 Linn Farmer Charles W. student, bds. 35 Factory Farrand John W. (Farrand, Tourtellot & Babcock), bds. 114 N. Au rora FARRAND, TOURTELLOT & BABCOCK (J. W. Farrand, C. S. Tourtellot & L. B. Babcock), tobacco manufacturers, N. W. cor. Seneca and Meadow Farrell John, mason h. 36 Esty Farrer James K. baker, h. N. W. cor. S. Plain and Wheat Farrer John, baker, h, W. Mill opposite Gas Works Farrer Joseph P. baker, h. S. E. cor. Cascadilla and Plain Faulkner James, cigar maker, h. 208 E. State Faxon Maria D. widow Elisha, bds. 28 E. Seneca Feeley Patrick, cartman, h. 31 Fayette Feeley Thomas, clerk, bds. 31 Fayette Fenn John W. engineer, h. 67 S. Aurora Ferguson Caroline S. widow Hartwell, h. 66 E. Buffalo Ferguson Fanny, domestic, 12 S. Cayuga Ferguson Isaac, carpenter, h. 66 E. Buffalo Ferguson Mary, h. 30 Wheat Ferguson Michael, laborer, h. 97 Utica Fergurson Oscar W. student, bds. 102 N. Tioga Ferris B. G. (Ferris & Dowe), h. 171 E, State bds.' Ferris Frank B. student, 9 E. Buffalo FERRIS & DOWE (B. G. Ferris & H. A. Dowe), 12 N. Tioga Field Charles C. student, Cornell University Fillingham Fred (Fillingham, Townsend & Brush), h._45 Pleasant FILLINGHAM, TOWNSEND & BRUSH (F. Fillingham, A. Town- send, K. G. Brush), tin, copper and sheet iron manufacturers, 91 E. State 46 ITHACA DIRECTORY. W- FINCH DUDLEY F. books and stationery, 60 E. State bds. N. cor. Seneca and Geneva Finch Edgar, bookkeeper, bds. Tompkins House Finch F. M. attorney at law and rev. col. 9 Library Building, h. 3 Fountain Place E. Buffalo Finch William F. (Hawkins, Finch & Co.) bds 34 N. Tioga Finegan Patrick, laborer, *__. S. side Esty near Albany Finnegan P. D. student, bds. 60_? N. Tioga Finster Clarence, student, bds. 18 Sears FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 1 Library Building FISH REUBEN H. under Sheriff, 8 N. Tioga, and proprietor Ex change Hotel Fish Sylvester H. h. 7 N. Aurora Fisher John, farmer, h. 48 W. Seneca Fisher. Mary, domestic, 27 E. Buffalo Fisher Sarah A. widow Arad, h. 48 W. Seneca Fisk Jesse B. soap maker, h. 131 N. Cayuga Fiske Willard, professor Cornell University, bds. U. G. Fitch George H. student, bds. 79 N. Aurora Fitch Lucy, widow DeWitt, h. 124 N. Cayuga Fitch W. Reed, student,, bds. 124 N. Cayuga Fitzgerald Annie, widow John, h. 67 S. Cayuga Fitzgerald John, laborer, h. 146 W. Buffalo Flagg Isaac, professor Cornell University, bds. 27 N. Tioga Flaherty Thomas, laborer, h. 24 Second FLECK JOHN B. plumber, gas and steam fitter, 4 W. State, bds. Rezeau House Fleming John, shoemaker, h. Monroe near Cascadilla Fleming Mary 0. widow George, h. 130 E. Buffalo Fleming Patrick, fireman, bds 109 Cascadilla Flemming Alexander, h. 65 N. Albany Flesk Bridget, domestic, 16 N. Geneva Flesk Michael, laborer, bds. 1 1 Fayette Flesk Thomas, laborer, bds. 11 Fayette Flesk William, laborer, bds. 11 Fayette Flint William H. student, bds. 6 Finch Block Flood Francis, carpenter, h. 148 W. Green Flood Frank, waiter, 14 Railroad ave. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 47 Flynn Henry, laborer, h. 187 N. Cayuga Flynn Maurice F. mason, bds. 118 N. Aurora Foot Morgan, cartman, h. 6 N. Meadow Foote C. J. boatman, h. 116 W. Green Foote P. Lafayette (Melotte & Foote), bds. 116 W. Green Force Albert W. carpenter, h. Madison near First Ford Ann, widow James, h. 61 Cascadilla Ford Frank, porter, Clinton House Ford Frederick D. student, bds. 8 C. P. Forest City House, A. Twist proprietor, 41 S. Cayuga Forrest Edward, laborer, h. 28 Junction Forsyth Sarah, domestic, 34 S. Albany Fosbinder Harris, h. 126 E. Seneca Fosbinder William, boat yard, S. W. cor. W. Seneca and Brindley h. 27 W. State Fosbinder Wilson H. tobacco tender, h. 65 Pleasant Foster Frank H. laborer, h. 7 S. Meadow Foster George E. student, bds. 20 Pleasant Foster Leroy A. Portland Publishing Co. bds. 130 E. Buffalo Foster Newell K. student, bds. 67 W. Green Foster Reuben B. student, bds. 26 Farm Fowler Daniel M. carpenter, h 88 Spencer Fowler Theodore D. carpenter, h. Washington near W. Buffalo Fowles George, expressman, h. 68 Linn FOWLES GEORGE W. flour and feed 2 N. Cayuga h. 14 Linn Fowles Joseph, telegraph operator, h. 14 Linn Fraley Edward, tinsmith, bds. 21 Columbia Francis Benjamin, laborer, h. 189 N. Cayuga Francis Thomas, machinist, h. 121 W. State Francis Williaru, machinist, h. 133 W- Green Frankenheimer John, student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Franklin Bradley W. (Hoysradt & Franklin) bds. 17 N. Cayuga Franks Joseph, h. 57 Linn Frazer Moses R. student, bds. 151 N. Tioga Frear Baltus, bds. 18 W. Green Frear William (Purdy & Frear), h. 18 W. Green Fredenburg Fannie, bds. 4 N. Geneva Freeland Rosamond bds. 84 W. Seneca 48- ITHACA DIRECTORY. Freeland Sarah, bds. 84 W. Seneca Freeman John,, tanner, h. 24 Prospect Freeman Sophronia, domestic, S. Aurora opposite No. 127 Freer Martin, laborer, h. 31 S. Cayuga Frees John, boatman, h. 135 W. State Freese Alma, dressmaker, bds. 27 N. Geneva Freese Louis K. student, bds. 71 E. Seneca French Frank, carpenter, h. University near Fall Creek French S. laborer F. C. Cornell French William H. student, bds. 65 N. Aurora Frimont G. C. (col'd) (Frimont & Co.) bds. 42 S. Plain Frimont & Co. (G. C Frimont & G. Middleton), barbers, 2nd floor 56 E. State Frost Frederick W. student, bds. 19 Factory Notions" FROST GEORGE W. groceries and "Yankee 88 E. State h. 94 E. State Frowley Daniel, h. Varick near Cascadilla Fuller Arthur A. student, bds. 79 N. Aurora Fuller Harrison, boat builder, h. N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops Fuller Wilkins L. carpenter, h. 9 Sears Fulton Louis M. student, bds. 104 N. Tioga Funston Charles R. (Weidman & Funston) h. 23 Linn Fury Bridget domestic, 24 W. Green Fury John farmer, h. 3 Esty GL Gage T. Clarkson student, bds. 93 N. Cayuga Gallagher John D. student bds. .86E. Seneca Galvin Jesse cigar maker, bds. Rezeau House Galvin Mary and Ellen bds. cor. Mechanic and Cayuga Gamble Edwin P. student, bds. 19 Factory Ganoung Nial carpenter, h. S. Geneva n. Titus Avenue Gardner Calvin carpenter, h. 36 W State GARDNER EDWARD T. mason, h. 150 N. Cayuga Gardner George W. laborer, h. Mill n. Geneva Road GARDNER IRA M. mason, 150 N. Cayuga h. same Gardner James farmer h. 101 E. State ITHACA DIRECTORY. 49 Gardner Laura widow John h. 53 Pleasant Gardner Rebecca widow James bds. 42 W. State Gardiner Edward L. student, bds. 149 N. Aurora Garis Susan domestic 65 N. Aurora Gariss Lizzie teacher, h. 41 W. Seneca Garrett DeWitt G. h. 22 E. Seneca Garrett Gilbert T. boatyard, opp. Ithaca & Athens R. R. depot, h. 82 W. Buffalo Garvey Dennis laborer, bds. 109 Cascadilla Gaskill Burr, laborer, h. Fifth near Cascadilla Gaskin Albert S. (Platts, Gaskin & Patterson) h. 4 N. Geneva Gas Works, N. E. cor. W. Mill and Plain Gauntlett John, (Gauntlett & Brooks) h. 102 E. State ' Gauntlett John C. (Gauntlett & Brooks) bds. 102 E. State Gauntlett & Brooks, (J. Gauntlett, J. 0. Gauntlett, A. B. Brooks), druggists, 36 E. State Gay Charles, teller First National Bank,- bds. 32 S. Albany Gay Gilbert T. bookkeeper, bds. 57 N. Aurora Gay John S. druggist, h. 1 06 N. Tioga Gay Susan, widow Warren, bds. 19 E. Mill Gaynor Mary, domestic. Tompkins House Gee Reuben, mason, h. 170 N. Aurora Gee William, constable, h. 151 N. Tioga Genger Francis, (O'Connor & Genger), h. 28 S. Meadow Geneva & Ithaca Rail Road Company, office 3 Clinton block N. Cay uga Gellegher Martin, blacksmith, h. Auburn near Tompkins Genung Richard B. student, bds. 20 Pleasant George Edward, student, bds. Edgemont Institute Georgia Harmon S. mason, h. S. E. cor. Auburn and Lewis Gerlach Charles, cigar maker, h. 32 S. Cayuga Gibbons Jerry, laborer, bds. 17 Wheat Gibbs Annie E. widow George, h. 17 Varick Gibbs Charles A. student, bds. 96 N. Aurora Gibbs Wesley D. music dealer, h. 96 N. Plain Gibert Nicholas, student, bds. 63 E. Seneca Giddings Charles M. student, bds. 200 N. Aurora Giddings Ralph, cabinet maker, h. 200 N. Aurora 50 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Giersington Jenny C. compositor, bds. 104 N. Tioga Giersington Kate M. h. 104 N. Tioga Gifford John, h. 129 N. Cayuga Gifford Morgan, engineer, h 69 S. Cayuga Gilbert A. W. student, bds. 13 C. P. Gilbert Joseph, (col'd) laborer, h. S. Plain near Clinton Gile Ellen M. h. 27 S. Cayuga Giles Ai, h. near Cascadilla Place Gill James W. student, bds. 86 E. Seneca Gill Samuel C. student, bds. 86 E. Seneca Gillham Sarah, bds. 18 Columbia Gillett Charles J. carpenter, h. 93 W. State Gillett Hezekiah, student, bds. 62 E. Mill Gillet Homer, h. 12 W. Clinton Ginn Wesley C. principal Ithaca Academy, h. 12 E. Seneca Girard Abigail, widow Jacob, h. 126 N. Aurora Girard Howell H. blacksmith, 15 S. Aurora bds. 126 N. Aurora Glenny William, h. I First Glenzer John J. (Sawyer & Glenzer), h. Elm Godard Charles M. machinist, h. over 10 N. Aurora Goddard Henry E. student, bds. 64 E. Seneca Godfrey Edward, machinist, h. 56 N. Geneva Golden John W. farmer, h. 10 Railroad ave. Goldsmith William, student, bds. 17 Cascadilla GcJbdell Samuel B. student, bds. 6 S. U. Goodhue David P. bookkeeper, h. 6 Pleasant Goodrich Harvey G. (Beers & Goodrich), h. 89 Linn Goodrich Henry H. R. student, bds. 70 N. Tioga Goodrich Kate H. widow A. L. h. 17 Cascadilla Goodrich Norah, domestic, 23 Hudson widow Goodwin Anna, , bds. 154 N. Cayuga Goodwin Ben. sewing machines, bds. 34 N. Tioga Goodwin William P. clerk, h. 71 E. Seneca Gordon Ida bds. Mill near Geneva road Gosmon Jane, widow Jonathan, bds. 46 N. Cayuga Gosper Cornelia, widow Chauncey, bds. 31 S. Cayuga Gould B. liquors, 4 S. Cayuga h. 60 W. State Co.)' Granger Charles (J. S. Granger & bds. 91 N. Cayuga ITHAOA DIRECTORY. 51 Granger Francis, photographer, 3d floor 28 E. State h. Elm Granger John S. (J. S. Granger & Co.) h. 24 W. Mill Granger Maynard L. (J. S. Granger & Co.) h. 91 N. Cayuga Granger Nancy, h. 11 W- Green GRANGER J. S. & CO. (J. S., C. & M. L. Granger), dry goods, 55 E. State Graham George, student, bds. 88 N. Geneva Graham Julia, domestic, 84 E. Buffalo Graham Kate, domestic, 27 W. State Graham Matilda, widow Theodore, h. 137 W. State Graham Patrick, laborer, h. 82 N. Albany Graham Patrick, laborer, h. 93 Hancock Graham Rose, domestic, 87 N. Aurora Graham William, student, bds. 88 N. Geneva GRANT CHAUNCEY L. president Tompkins Co. National Bank, and vice-president Ithaca & Athens R. R. h. 24 N. Geneva Grant Chauncey L. Jr. (Grant & Co.) h. 102 E. Seneca Grand Ferdinand, moulder, bds. 67 S. Aurora Grant George H. h. over 76 E. State Grant Henry T. (Wanton, DeLano & Co.) h. 58 N. Cayuga Grant Jesse G. time keeper, Ithaca & Athens R. R. bds. 24 N. Geneva GRANT & CO. (C. L. Grant Jr. C. B. Curtiss), druggists, 76 E. State Graves B. M. student, bds. 67 N. Aurora Graves Howard T. student, bds. 47 W. Seneca Gray Abbie A. widow Eugene, h. 38 E. State Gray Allen, h. 55 E. Buffalo Gray Almon, farmer, h. 110 N. Tioga Gray Eliza, domestic, 23 N. Geneva Gray George Jr. student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Gray George W. carpenter, h. 6 E. Clinton Gray Leander B. cartman, h. 72 S. Aurora Gray Mack, laborer, bds. 77 W. Green Gray Michael, laborer, bds. 77 W. Green Gray Pardon, clerk, Tompkins House Gray William H. clerk, bds Tompkins House Green A. C. student, bds. 124 N. Cayuga Green Benjamin, carpenter, bds. Wesley's Hotel Greene Franklin E. clerk, 62 E. State 52 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Green Herman D. (Treman, Valentine & Green), h. 8 S. Geneva Green Joseph, (col'd) laborer, h. S. Plain near Clinton Green Truman P. cabinet maker, h. 92 Lynn Greene Wallace, student, bds. 26 S. U. Greenley Fred A. (F. T. Greenley & Son), bds. 25 E. Buffalo Greenley Frederick T. (F. T. Greenley & Son), h. 25 E. Buffalo GREENLEY F. T. & SON (F. T. & F. A. Greenley), groceries, 41 and 43 E. Seneca Gregg Alexander H. (Gregg, VanOstrand & Drake), h. 12 W. State Gregg Charles V. student, bds. Clinton House GREGG, VAN OSTRAND & DRAKE, (A. H. Gregg, A. Van Os trand & W. H. Drake), seed and agricultural warehouse, 10 and 12 W. State Gregory Abigail, widow Henry, bds. 42 S. Geneva Gregory Anna, widow William, bds. 23 W. Clinton Gregory Oristus H. h. 18 E. State Gress Charles J. painter, bds. 23 S. Corn Gress Samuel S. printer, bds. 23 S. Corn Gress Sarah A. widow Samuel, h, 23 S. Corn Gridley Abram, student, bds. 48 C. P. Griffen Michael, carpenter, h. Cascadilla near Tioga Griffin William, blacksmith, h. Auburn near Tompkins Griffith Samuel A. bds. 47 W. Seneca Grinnell Jane, domestic, 27 S. Cayuga Grinnell Sylvester, bds. 27 S. Cayuga Grippen Charles J. moulder, h. 139 N. Tioga Grover Albert, carpenter, h. 151 W. State Grover Giles, carpenter, bds. 151 W. State Grover Samuel, coachman, 18 N. Tioga Guess Jacob, (col'd) whitewasher, h. 88 W. Green Guey , laborer, bds. Cayuga House Guinn George (col'd) whitewasher, h. 45 S. Plain Guinn Henry, (col'd) waiter, bds. 45 S. Plain Gulick Benjamin R. student, bds. 36 C. P Gunlock Charles, cabinet maker, h. S. Plain near Clinton Gunn Charles, bds. 191 N. Cayuga GUNN DAVID C. oyster 4 W. dealer, State, bds. N. W. cor. Tioga and Lewis ITHACA DIRECTORY. 53 Gunn Sarah, bds. 191 N. Cayuga Gurney Emma, widow James, bds. 18 Pleasant Gurney Maria, domestic, S. W. cor. Seneca and Factory Gusdorf Samson, student, bds. 158 C P. Guthrie Mary, domestic, 68 W. Seneca Guy Jane, domestic, 71 W. State Gwin Lavinia, (col'd) widow David, h. 90 W. Green H. Hackett Mary, h. 69 N. Geneva Hacook Henry, (John Hacook & Son), h. 8 Lewis Hacook John (John Hacook & Son), h. N. Cayuga near Tompkins Hacook John & Son (J. & H. Hacook), groceries, Farm near Cayuga Hadley H. McC. student, bds. 48 C. P. Hadley William, mason, h. 36 Linn Hagar Frank N. student, bds. HO N. Tioga Hagarty John B. student, bds. 116 C. P. Hagel Elizabeth, domestic, 148 E. Buffalo Haislin Mary, A. domestic, 20 S. Cayuga Hale Frank W. student, bds. 105 C. P. Hall Daniel E. student, bds. HO'N. Tioga Hall Edward, clerk, bds. 77 W. Seneca Hall Edwin M. (Marsh & Hall), h. E. Buffalo near Factory Hall H. M. widow , bds. 23 N. Geneva Hall Hettie E. widow Ogden, bds 26 N. Albany Hall May Whitney, bds. S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Halliday Samuol D. attorney at law, over UN. Tioga bds. 23 E. Mill Hallock B. F. student, bds. 60* N. Tioga Hallowell Emily, bds. S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Halsey Benjamin, bds. 24 W. Mill Halsey Frank W. student, bds. 17 E. Buffalo Halsey Henry, (Halsey's) h. 2 E: Mill Halsey Jonathan G. bds. 46 N. Cayuga Halsey Nicoll, bds. 46 N. Cayuga Halsey William, (Halsey's) and superintendent Ithaca & Athens R. R. h. 46 N. Cayuga Halsey William D. clerk, bds. 24 W. Mill Halsey William G. student, bds. 14 E. Green 54 ITHACA DIRECTORY. 46 N. Halsey William McD. ticket agent Ithaca & Athens R. R. bds. Cayuga 121 and HALSEY'S, (W. & H. Halsey), flour and feed mills, 119, 123 E. State Hamilton Charles H. barber, bds. Cascadilla near Lake ave. Hamilton George W. engineer, bds. 21 Sears Hamilton James M. student, bds. 135 E. Buffalo Hamilton William, marble cutter, bds. 4 N. Corn Hammond Artemus, boatbuilder, bds. 191 N. Cayuga Hammond Charles, clerk, h. 38 N. Aurora Hammond Edward 0. bds 6 Linn Hammond Nancy, widow Clark, bds. 37 N. Aurora Hammond William, agent, bds. N. W. cor. Utica and Tompkins Hammond William, boatbuilder, h. Utica near Railroad ave. Hammond William, shoemaker, h. Linn S. Mill HAMMOND WILLIAM H. plumber and gas fitter, over 46 E. State h. 6 Linn Hammond William I*. bds. 6 Linn Hampson Thomas, student, bds. 132 C. P. widow bds. 117 N. Hance .Adaline, James, Tioga Handerhen Norah, widow Patrick, h. 46 S. Geneva Hanford Greshon, clerk, h. 55 Pleasant Hanford Harriet, widow Lewis, h. 44 Pleasant Hanford Joel, agent, h. 34 Cascadilla, Hanrdtta Mary, domestic, 83 E. Seneca Harding Alpheus, carriage maker, h. 104 W. Green Hardy Louisa, widow Charles, h. 27 W. Clinton Hargin Letitia C. h. 18 W. Seneca Hargrave James, student, bds. 26 Farm Harkins John, tanner, bds. 33 S. Corn Harkins William, student, bds. 42 N. U. Harman Charles, student, bds. N. W. cor. Farm and Utica Harragan Sarah, widow Michael, h. Cascadilla near Third Harrington Abram B. gardener, h. Pleasant near Aurora Harrington William, clockmaker, bds. 48 W. State Harris Balinda, widow Henry, bds. 13 Sears Harris Frederick, butcher, h. 32i S. Cayuga Harris George W. student, bds. 138 E. Seneca ITHACA DIRECTORY. 55 Harris Owen, student, bds. 124 N. Cayuga Harrison Emma, bds. 46 Farm Harper Peter, bds. 26 S. Albany Harper Peter, h. 11 S. Plain Hart Charles A. machinist, h. 13 Varick Hart Eleanor, domestic, 28 E. Seneca Hart James M. professor Cornell University, bds. 11 E. State Hartt C. F. professor Cornell University, bds. 142 C. P. Harty Charles, bds. 15 Columbia Harty Frank, mason, bds Third near Monroe Harty George, printer, bds. 15 Columbia Harty Jacob, carpenter, h. 167 S. Aurora Harty Martin, brakesman, h. 144 W. Buffalo Harty Rebecca, widow Levi, h. 15 Columbia Harty William, carpenter, h. Third near Monroe Harvey Harriet A. widow John, h. 28 S. Geneva Harvey Nancy, widow William, h. 210 N. Tioga Harvey Robert, h. 96 E. Seneca Harwick Andrew C. student, bds. 90 W- State Hastings David, carpenter, bds. Wesley's Hotel Hastings Ebenezer A. porter, h. 98 Utica Haskell Amelia, bds. 13 Linn Hassen George, brakesman, bds. 33 S. Corn Hatch Day E. brakesman, bds. cor. Eddy and William Hatch Frank, student, bds. 7 N. Plain Hatch Frederick, student, bds. 9 Hawkins Block Haughey Lucy, domestic, S. W. cor. State and Albany Hause H. K. student, bds. 101 E. State Hausner Charles W. carpenter, h. 58 Prospect Haveland Mahala, widow John, bds. 73 S. Cayuga 46' Haven John, carpenter, h. S. P_ain Havens Abram, laborer, h. 40 S. Plain Havens Jane, domestic, 54 S. Aurora Havens Solomon, cabinet maker, h. 28 S. Plain Hawkins Abigail E. widow Isaac, bds. 32 N. Geneva HAWKINS FINCH & CO. (N. S. Hawkins, W. F. Finch & J. Mill E. er), dry gjods, 22 State Hawkins John, h. 8 E. Mill 56 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Hawkins John F. bookkeeper, bds. 8 E. Mill W. Hawkins Joseph, (col'd) restaurant, basement 86 E. State, h. 108 Green Hawkins Nathan S. (Hawkins, Finch & Co.) h. 32 N. Geneva Hawkins Sarah, (col'd) domestic, 58 N. Tioga Hawks Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 3 Tompkins Hawn Lauren, student, bds. 5 Utica Hay George U. student, bds. 55 N. U. Hay John T. student, bds. 2 Linn Hayden Charles, conductor, h. 79 N. Plain Hayden Hiram H. carpenter, h. 28 Columbia HAYDEN J. M. tailoress, 28 Columbia h. same Hayes B. A. student, bds. C. P. Hayes Edward, student, bds. 135 E. Buffalo Hayes Fred J. clerk, bds. 84 S. Aurora Hayes Harriet N. widow John, h. 84 S. Aurora Hayes Henry 0. mason, h. 62 Esty cor. Hayes , student, bds. S. W. Auburn and Tompkins Haylett George, blacksmith, h. 14 Fayette Haylett William, blacksmith, bds. 14 Fayette Hazelton Albert, shoemaker, bds. 139 N. Cayuga Hazen A. Blair, h. 130 N. Tioga Hazen Dixon C. h. 68 N. Cayuga Hazzard George R. machinist, bds. 166 N. Aurora Head Benjamin B. shoemaker, h. Utica near Tompkins Head Britton B. boatbuilder, h. Geneva road Head Fred L. printer, bds. Utica near Tompkins Headley Russel, student, bds. 7 N. Plain Heath John C. salesman, h. 74 N. Aurora Heeny John, pedler bds. 60 Wheat Heffron Edmund, mason, h. Eddy opposite Buffalo Heggie James M. (Heggie & Hoyt) h. 41 S. Geneva Heggie James M. Jr. clerk, h. 64 E. Seneca Heggie & (J. M. Hoyt),- Hoyt, Heggie & W.'S. saddlery hardware, 73 E. State Held Nellie, domestio, E. Buffalo near No. 142 Hemingway Emily, widow Walter, h. 67 W. Green Hemingway J. R. farmer, bds. 132 N. Cayuga ITHACA DIRECTORY. 57 Hendershott Nellie, domestic, 102 E. Seneca Henderson Henry C. student, bds. 26 N. Tioga Henderson Kate, widow -, bds. 36 W. State Henderson Lafayette, tanner, bds. 70 Spencer Henderson Lewis F. student, bds. 36 W. State Hendrickson Emma, bds. 152 N. Tioga Hendrix Joseph C. student, bds. 25 Farm Hendrix J. C. student, bds. 25 Farm Hening John (Sneden & Hening), bds. 34 Cascadilla Hennessy Ellen, domestic, 35 Hudson Hennessey Joanna, domestic, 75 N. Tinga Henrihan Mary, domestic, 13 E. Seneca Henry Sarah, widow John, h. 47 Esty Herbert Perkins, clerk, bds. 63 N. Aunra Hermans Henry, produce dealer, h. 57 N. Tioga Herrick Eliza, widow John, bds. 52 W. Buffalo Herrick Marshall, student, bds. 41 Farm Herrington William H. carpenter, h. 8 N. Corn Heroy I. N. L. student, bds. Free Hollow Hersey George D. student, bds. 16 C. P. Herson Bridget, domestic, Clinton House Herson John, tanner; bds. 77 W. Green Herson Laurence, clothier, 74 E. State h. 46 S Geneva Herson Margaret, widow John, h. 77 W. Green Herson Mary, groceries, 12 S. Cayuga h. same Herson Patrick, tailor, h. 42 S. Albany Hewitt W. T. professor Cornell University, bds. 92 E. Buffalo Hibbard Henry F. h. 16 W. Green Hibbard Horace M. student, bds. 16 W. Green Hibbert Caspar, laborer, bds. 95 W. Green Hickey Joseph P. cooper, h 156 N. Tioga Hickey Margaret, domestic, 132 W. Seneca Higgins John Maj. bookkeeper, bds. Tompkins House Higgins Maria, h. 94 N. Cayuga Highland Richard, brakesman, h. 22 Fayette Hilbert Frank, switchman, h. Cascadilla near D. L. & W. R. R. En gine house Hill Charles H. student, bds. 89 C. P. 58 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Hill Freeman, laborer, h. 38 W. Mill W. Seneca Hill Harlan, ticket agent D. L. & W. R. R. depot, bds. 54 State Hill Harman, coal agent D. L. & W. R. R. depot, h. 54 W. R. R. h. o4 Hill Horace, freight agent Cayuga division D. L. & W. W. Seneca Hill John W. student, bds. 163 C. P. Hill Maria, widow Samuel, h: 57 N. Aurora Hill R. Byron, (White & Hill), h. 74 N. Aurora Hill William C. carpenter, h. 71 W. State Hillebrand William F. student, bds. 23 E. Seneca widow bds. 79 N. Hillery Adriana, (col'd) , Albany Hillick James, bds. 64 W. Buffalo Hillick Temperance, widow Humphrey, bds. 57 Hudson. Hilliker Hicks, engineer, h. 80 N. Cayuga Hillock George, painter, h. 60 E. BuffJo Hillson Robert, papermaker, h. 208 N. Tioga Himes Josiah, expressman, h. 80 N. Tioga Hines Michael, laborer, h. 24 Washington Hines William, laborer, W. Clinton near Meadow Hines William 0. student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Hintermister J. H. bds. 26 E. Buffalo Hirshburg Simon, jewelry pedlar, bds. 88 W. Buffalo Hiscock Frank H. student, bds. 14 E. Green Hitchcock Horatio, machinist, h. 153 S. Aurora Hitchcock Sarah, widow Oliver, h. 159 S. Aurora Hitchcock William, painter, h. 140 W. Green Hite Charles A. student, bds. 81 C. P. Hoag Frank P. student, bds. 55 E. Buffalo Hoch Fritz, laborer, h. 49 S. Plain Hodson Elijah W. P. clerk, bds. 52 Prospect Hodson Frank, cigar maker, bds. 49 N. Tioga Hodson Harry W. P. student, bds. 52 Prospect Hodson Horatio N. landscape gardener, h. 52 Prospect Hodson Horatio Wiseman, attorney at law, over 27 E. State, bds. 52 Prospect Hoffman Frederick, stone cutter, h. 4 Esty Hoffman (Hoffman Henry, & Wolf), h. S. Cayuga near Titus ave. Hoffman Laura, domestic, 70 W. Seneca ITHACA DIRECTORY. 59 Hoffman William, cooper, h. 64 S. Cayuga Hoffman & Wolf (H. Hoffman, & R. Wolf), cigar manufacturers, 25 E. State Hofle Olive M. widow Charles, h. 125 E. Buffalo Holcomb William E. student, bds. 79 W. Mill Holden Fox, student, bds. 93 N. Tioga Hoiliday Samuel, baker, h. 37 Esty Hollingsworth Susan, bds. Lake near Fall Creek HOLLISTER BROTHERS (E. H. & J. Q. Hollister), "Emporium of Art" 51 E. State Hollister Ed. H. (Hollister Brothers), bds. 36 W. State HOLLISTER HATTIE, telegraph manager and operator, W. U. T. Co. 74 E. State h. 138 E. State Hollister Holmes, turner, h. 52 Hudson Hollister J. Quincey, (Hollister Brothers), bds. 36 W. State Hollister Timothy, planing mills, 23 S. Aurora h. 138 E. State Holman Charlotte E. dressmaker, over 15 E. State Holmes Caroline, bds. 63 E. Seneca Holmes Mary, widow Ansel, bds. 63 N. Aurora Holmes Mary M. widow Stephen, h. 22 Fayette HOLMES SAMUEL A. (Holmes & Stamp), Tompkins House Holmes Wallace R._butcher, bds._22 Fayette Holmes Wesley, machinist, bds. 22 Fayette HOLMES & STAMP, (S. A. Holmes & A. B. Stamp), proprietors Tompkins House, N. W. cor. Aurora and Seneca Holt Albert, laborer, h. Fifth near Cascadilla Holly Charlotte, widow William, h. 12 Columbia Hook John, farmer, Chestnut Hooker Elisha, horticulturist, h. Elm Hooker Franklin, horticulturist, h. Elm HOOPER GEORGE W. harness maker, 10 S. Cayuga, h. 37 E. Mill Hoose Elizabeth, widow Henry, bds. 30 Utica HENRY,. HOOSE .'mason, h._30 Utica Hoose William, hostler, h. 2d floor 38 E. State Hope Carrie, domestic, 56 W. Seneca Hope Harriet, domestic,"29 E. State HopkinSjLydia, widow Horace, h. 87 Cascadilla Hoppock Albert E. student, bds, 26 E. Buffalo 60 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Hoppock Howard, student, bds. 26 E. Buffalo Horner George W. student, bds. 44 Linn Horton Benjamin F. carriage maker, h. 28 Utica Horton Dudley, student, bds. 132 0. P. Horton Henry B. supt. Ithaca Cal. Clock Co. h. 20 E. Mill Horton Mary, domestic, h. near N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shop Hounees Sarah C. bds. 125 E. Buffalo House Horace L. student, bds. 12 E. Seneca Hovey Susan, bds. 81 E. Buffalo Howard Eleanor M. teacher, bds. 76 W. Seneca Howard Erving M. student, bds. U. G. Howard Hairison, (Howard & Clement), h. 58 N. Tioga HOWARD OSSIAN G. attorney at law, 14 N. Tioga, h. N. W. cor. Seneca and Quarry Howard Rhoda, (col'd) bds. 28 Third HOWARD & CLEMENT, (H. Howard & C. P. Clement), furniture, 3 W. State Howe Augustus, Jr. student, bds. 79 E. Seneca HOWE FREEMAN S. dentist, over 41 E. State, bds. 17 E. Mill Howe Henry, assistant postmaster, h. 7 Sears Howe John, bds. 167 S. Aurora Howe Lemi, machinist, h. 5 Esty Howell Mary, .widow Jacob, h. 155 N. Tioga Howell Robert R. h. 75 S. Aurora HOWLAND EDGAR, meat market, Farm near Cayuga h. same Howland Rufus, student bds. 43 S. Geneva Howland Stephen B. (Howland & VanHouter), h. 28 N. Plain Howland & VanHouter, (S. B. Howland and P. VanHouter) lumber dealers, E. Green near Tioga Hoysradt G. W. (Hoysradt & Franklin) h. 17 N. Cayuga HOYSRADT & FRANKLIN, (G. W. Hoysradt and B. W. Franklin) dentists, 15 N. Cayuga Hoyt Charles, shoemaker, h. 134 N. Aurora Hoyt William H. cigar maker, h. 44 N. Tioga Hoyt William S. (Heggie & Hoyt) h. 46 N. Tioga Huck Charles, cigar maker, bds. Tompkins House. Huck John L. barber, bds. over 70 E. State ITHAOA DIRECTOBY. 61 Hudson Harriet C. widow Joseph P. bds. N. W. cor. Seneca and Al bany Hudson Lillie A. bds. 4 N. Geneva Huey Agnes, domestic, 36 W. State Hughes Andrew, pedlar, h 60 Wheat Hughes Elizabeth, domestic, 4 N. Geneva Hughes Harriet, bds. 208 N. Tioga Hughes Margaret h. 60 Wheat Hughes Mary, domestic, 18 E. S'ate Hughes, Mary, widow , h. 44 Wheat Hughes Nellie, domestic, 103 E. Seneca Hughes Susan, widow Zebadee, bds. 64 Cascadilla Hughes William, dentist, bds. 60 Wheat Hughson Edgar, 'blacksmith, h. 46 Esty Hull Albert M. (Strong, Hull & Co.) h. 89 E. Buffalo Hulton Isaac E. student, bds. 41 Farm HUMISTON HORACE N. Jr. counsellor at law, insurance and de tective agent and general collector, basement Library Build ing h. 45 Linn Humiston William, blacksmith, bds. 45 Linn Humphrey A. B. student, bds. 8 S. U. Humphrey Margaret, widow John, bds. 64 S. Cayuga HUMPHREY WILLIAM R. superintendent Cayuga division D. L. & W- R. R. h. 39 N. Tioga HUNGERFORD AMASA A. attorney at law, 7 N. Aurora h. 7 Tompkins Hungerford Austin N. (St John & Hungerford), h. Chestnut Hungerford Edward, farmer, h. 34 S. Geneva Hungerford Newell, horticulturist, h. Elm Hungerford Sarah A. widow Levi, h. 47 W. Seneca Hunt George, blacksmith, bds. 114 N. Aurora Hunt Warren, (Hunt & Coryell), bds. 13 E. Seneca bds. W. Hunt , carpenter, 47 Seneca bds. 132 N. Hunt , shoemaker, Aurora HUNT & CORYELL, (Warren Hunt, John Coryell), coal, N. W. cor Westport & Buffalo Hunter Ann, widow John, h. 31 Utica Hunter George A. watchman, h. 95 W. State 62 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Hunter John, bds. 31 Utica Hurd Ann, widow Dennison, h. 63 N. Aurora Hurd James A. cigar maker, bds. 63 N. Aurora Hurd Jehiel T. student, bds. 26 Farm Hurlbert Alvah, h. 41 W. Seneca Hurlburt Henry F. student, bds. 22 E. State Hurlburt Robert F. student, bds. 134 C. P. Hurst Joshua, laborer, h. 97 Utica Hutchings Frederick, tobacco cutter, bds. 67 S. Aurora Hutchings Elizabeth, bds. near-N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. machine shops Hutt Josephine, domestic, 65 N. Geneva Hyatt George F. (Hyatt & Oltz), h. 130 N. Aurora Hyatt Isabella, domestic, 65 E. State Hyatt James C. carpenter, h. N. W. cor. Monroe and First Hyatt James IS. carpenter, bds. N. W. cor. Monroe and First Hyatt John J. carpenter, bds. N. W. cor. Monroe and First Hyatt Lewis B. currier, h. Linn near Tompkins HYATT & OLTZ (G. Hyatt & J. Oltz), carpenters, E. Green near Tioga Hyde Alfred T. student, bds. 138 E. Seneca Hyde Edward W. instructor Cornell University, h. 138 E. Seneca Hyde Ephraim, cooper, h. 58 Wheat Hyde Maggie, domestic, 18 W. Green Hyde Orange P. deputy county clerk, h. 43 Pleasant I. Illston Frederick E. clerk, bds. 19 Wheat Illston John N. butcher, bds. 19 Wheat Illston William H. gas works, h. 19 Wheat Illston William H. Jr. cartman, bds. 19 Wheat Independent Cadets Hall, 4 Library Building Ingersoll Carrie E. widow Jared, h. 14 W. Green Ingersoll Frederic A. student, bds. 14 W. Green Ingersoll Hiram W. upholsterer, over 22 N. Aurora h. 66 N. Geneva Internal Revenue Collector and Assistant Assessor's Office, 7 Library Building Ireland Charlotte, bds. 64 N. Cayuga ' 63 . ITHACA DIRECTORY. Ireland I. Isaac, carpenter, h. 114 W. State Ireland James, bds. J14 W. State Ireland "William D. boots and shoes, 51 E. State h. 64 N. Cayuga Irving Church P. student, bds 93 C. P. stone h. 57 S. Cayuga Irving John, cutter, . Iselin George A. student, bds. HE. Green Ithaca Academy, Buffalo, Cayuga and Seneca Ithaca Agricultural Works, Fall Creek ITHAOA & ATHENS RAILROAD DEPOT and Coal Yard, Clin ton, Meadow and Titus ave. Ithaca Calendar Clock Company, office and works 40 W. State ITHACA DAILY LEADER, second floor 14 E. State ITHACA DEMOCRAT (Weekly), 12 N. Aurora Ithaca Farmers Club Room, Library Building Ithaca Falls Hotel, Railroad ave. and Lake ITHACA GAS LIGHT COMPANY, office 11 S. Cayuga ITHACA GORGE, Fall Creek, (W. G. Johnson, proprietor), ITHACA HOTEL, (W. H. Welch & Son, proprietors), S. W. cor Aurora and State ITHACA JOURNAL (Weekly), over 69 and 71 E. State Ithaca Ladies Christian Benevolent Sewing Society, Library Building ITHACA SAVINGS BANK* 76 E. State ITHACA, UTICA & ELMIRA R. R. office 76 E. State ITHACA WATER WORKS COMPANY, office 11 S. Cayuga Ithacan & Dryden News, (Weekly) over 10 W. State Ivanowich Nicholas, student, b'ds. 33 C. P. Ives Charlie A. clerk, 68 E. State, bds. 32 N. Plain IVES ELLEN A. millinery, over 51 E. State h. 5 Utica Ives Joseph N. clock maker, h. 32 N. Plain J. JACKSON C. livery, boarding, training and sales stables, 51 and h. 56 N. Tioga Jackson Charlotte, (col'd) widow Henry, washer woman, h. 45 S. Plain Jackson Daniel, (col'd) cartman, h. 143 W. Green Jackson Edward, h. 32 Hudson Jackson Edward, (col'd) hostler, bds. S. E. cor. Seneca and Aurora Jackson Edward S. (Cronk & Jackson), bds. 72 E. State 64 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Jackson Frederic H. student, bds. Finch Block Jackson Thomas, gardener, 9 Prospect Jackson William, carpenter, h. 85 W. Green Jackson William, (col'd) mason, h. 122 W. Green Jacobs Albert L. carpenter, h. 27 N. Meadow Jacobs Alonzo, tailor, h. 35 First Jacobs Amanda, widow John, bds. cor. Eddy and William Jacobs Arthur T. student, bds. 151 N. Tioga Jacobs Lydia, widow Amos, h. 40 Fourth Jail (Tompkins County), 17 E. Mill Jallowitetz Charles, porter, h. 17 Railroad ave. James Leroy, salesman, h. 38 Linn James William, laborer, h. N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops JAMESON JAMES, (col'd) barber, basement 77 E. State bds. N. E. cor. Plain and Green Janney William H. student, bds. Dryden Road Jarvis Annie, bds. 39 E. State Jarvis Edward, carriage maker, h. 51 N. Plain Jarvis Joseph A. (Jarvis, Young & Co.) h. Chestnut Jarvis Thomas, carpenter, h. 2 Farm JARVIS, YOUNG & CO. (Joseph A. Jarvis, George E. Young and Edgar Spaulding), carriage manufactures, 195 W. Seneca Jaycox Thomas W. student; bds. 5 S. U. Jaynes Edgar, student, bds. 70 N. Aurora Jefferson James, tanner, h. N. Aurora'near Tompkins Jefferson James N. mason, h. 77 N. Albany Jencks Leroy, clerk, h. 40 S. Cayuga Jenks Manville, student, bds. 46 Linn Jennings Fannie, teacher, bds. 76 W. Seneca Jennings Frederick, carpenter, h. 80 W. Green Jessup Amelia, widow Henry, h. 189 N. Cayuga Jewell George W. painter, bds. 88 W. Buffalo Jillett Edwin, student, bds. 65 N. Aurora Jobs Nicholas C. student, bds. 28 S. U. Johnson Alonzo, machinist, h. 139 N. Cayuga Johnson Arbella, domestic, N. W. cor. S. Albany and Green Johnson Arthur S. Sr. h. 58 N. Geneva ^THACA DIRECTORY. 65 Johnson Benjamin L. h. 12 W. Green JOHNSON BRO'S (E. K. Johnson & D. N. Johnson), groceries, 2 W. State JOHNSON CHARLES D. brick yard and Artesian wells, East Hill h. 37 S. Geneva Johnson Daniel N. (Johnson Bro's), bds. 12 W. Green Johnson David A. (col'd) barber, bds. 37 S. Plain Johnson Edward K. (Johnson Bro's), bds. 94 E. Buffalo Johnson Elizabeth, (col'd) widow Daniel, h. 35 S. Plain Johnson George A (col'd) barber, over 14 N. Aurora h. 10 W. Clinton Johnson George P. student, bds. 32 N. Plain Johnson Henry, student, bds. 17 Cascadilla Johnson Jane, widow Ben. bds. S. Albany and Titus ave. Johnson John, cartman, h. 100 W. Mill Johnson John, mason, h. 54 Prospect Johnson Jonas, (col'd) yardman, Clinton House Johnson Norman C. carpenter, h. Washington near W. Buffalo Johnson Phoebe, (col'd) widow Henry, bds. 69 N. Albany Johnson Robert H. (Rev.) (col'd) h. 69 N. Albany Johnson Samuel K. student, bds. N. W. cor. Seneca and Albany Johnson Sarah, widow Daniel, h. 30 Marshall Johnson William, blacksmith, h. 129 E. Seneca Johnson William F. (Rev.) (col'd) agent Howard colored orphan Asy lum, Brooklyn, N. Y. h. 69 N. Albany JOHNSON WILLIAM G. agent U. S. and Am. Merchants Union Express Company, 4 Clinton block h. Lake near Fall Creek JOHNSON WILLIAM H. Weed sewing machines, 82 E. State h. 57 S. Aurora Johnston James H. machinist, bds. 82 W. Buffalo Johnston John J. carpenter, h. 212 N. Tioga Johnston Milton C. student, bds. U. Farm Johnston Philo W. carpenter, h. 81 W. Green Johnston Robert, proprietor Ithaca Falls Hotel Jones Chauncey W. tinner, bds. 122 N. Aurora Jones Frank H. student, bds. 64 E. Seneca JONES GEORGE W. proprietor Cayuga House, S. W. cor. State and Corn Jones Harry F. cigar maker, h. 8 S. Aurora $6* ITHACA DIRECTORY^, Jones Hezekiah K. tailor, over 33*E. State h, 29 S. Geneva Jones Jeremiah, (col'd) cook, h. 48 S. Plain Jones Jonathan, turner, h. 54 First Grounds Jones Lydia, widow Pierre, h. N. Cayuga opposite Fair Jones Milton F. student, bds. 46 Linn Jones Nettie (col'd) domestic, 21 E. Seneca Jones William, tinner, bds. 114 W. State Jordan David S. student, bds. U. G. Jordao Elias F. P. student, bds. 92 0. P. Joy Clarence, student, bds. 23 E. Seneca Judd Ira M. conductor, bds. cor. Eddy and William Judson Louis F. student, bds. 65 N. Aurora _K. Kane Anna, domestic, 51 S. Aurora Kane Bridget, domestic, 103 E. Seneea Kane James, laborer, h Madison opposite Washington Kane John, hostler, Tompkins House Kane John, laborer, h. 55 W. Mill Kane Michael, laborer, h. 123 W. Green Kane Norah, domestic, 22 E. Buffalo Kane Peter, laborer, bds. 78 Madison Buffalo. -Kaufman John, cigar maker, bds. 91 W. Kean Mary, domestic, 16 W. Seneca Keefe Patrick, laborer, h. 27 Columbia Keegan Timothy, laborer, bds. 109 Cascadilla Keeler E. B. carpenter, h. 47 W. Seneea Keeler Mary, domestic, over 41 E. State Keiley William, cartman, h. 2 Lake ave. Keller Emma, milliner, bds. 24 E State Kellogg John M. student, bds. 3 Linn Kellogg Maurice E. student, bds. 2 C. P. Kellogg Nelson, clerk, h. 65 8. Aurora Kelly Annie, domestic^ 84 N. Cayuga Kelly Edward, laborer, bds.. 42 S. Albany Kelly James, laborer, h. 81 N. Geneva Kelly John, laborer, h. N. Tioga near Lewis Kelly Lucy, widow John, bds. 66 E. Seneea ITHAOA DIR-ECXOKT. 67 Kelly Mary, domestic, 14 W. Buffalo Kelly Michael, laborer, h. Columbia near Aurora ' Kelly Richard, laborer, bds. 81 N. Geneva Kelly Thomas, laborer, h. Second near Monroe Kelsey L. A. student, bds. 62 E. Mill Kelton Arthur H. student, bds. 12 W. State Kennedy Charles, student, bds. 121 N. Cayuga Kennedy Horace M. student, bds. 62 N. Tioga Kennedy Jane, domestic, 10 E. Mill Kennedy Lawrence P. (Kennedy & Slocum), h. 45 Prospect Kennedy Matthew, painter, h. 54 Cascadilla Kennedy & Slocum (L. P. Kennedy & C. H. Slocum), groceries and dry goods, 84 E. State KENNEY LEVI, dry goods, 33 E. State, bds. Clinton House Kenney Tillott, (Byington & Kenney), bds. Clinton House Kenny Joanna, domestic, 48 N. Aurora Kenny Sarah, domestic 1'9 E. Mill Kent Edward J. Jr. student, bds. 1 8 E. Green Kent Henry T. student, bds. 162 C. P. Kenyon Frank, sashmaker, bds. 9 1 W. State Kenyon George, wood planer, bds 91 W. State . KENYON HENRY R. planing mill, S. E. cor. Wes.tport and Buffa lo h. 134 W. Buffalo Kenyon Nathaniel S. h. 91 W. State Kenyon Sidney, wood planer, bds. 91 W. State Keough Margaret, domestic, 8 1 E. Buffalo Kernan Maggie, domestic, 95 N. Cayuga Kiernan Cecilia, waiter, Clinton House Kiersted Everett B. student, bds. 1 First Kihlstrum Augusta, domestic, 19 Hudson Killerman William A. student, bds. C. P. Kimball Jacob M. engineer, h. 82 W. Buffalo Kimball Orison, music, HE. State h. same King Alexander, (A. King & Sons) h. 33 N. Aurora King Charles C. student, bds. 70 Linn King Charles 0. clerk,-h. 134 N. Cayuga King Clarence J. bds. 102 Hector King Daniel W. clockmaker, bds. 130 E. Seneea 'ITHACA DIRECTORY. King DeLancey, machinist, h. 130 E. Seneca King Enos, farmer, h. 160 N. Tioga King Frank, moulder, bds. 49 First King Frank H. bookkeeper, bds. 9 W Green King Frederick, bookkeeper, bds. 42 W. State King George M. h. 102 Hector King Harmon, carpenter, h. 103 N. Tioga King John, moulder, h. 49 First King John, laborer, bds. 109 Cascadilla King Joseph C. (A. King & Sons), h. 42 W. State King Kate, widow William, h.'64 W. Buffalo King Leander R. (Treman, King & Co.) h. 9 W. Green King Lucina, h. 48 S. Cayuga King Margaret, widow Harmon, h. 210 N. Tioga King Mary, domestic, 31 S. Albany King Merritt, attorney at law and District Attorney, 8 N. Tioga h. Newfield King Samuel, moulder, h. 154 N. Tioga King Senia, dressmaker, bds. 31 S. Albany King Warren L. (A. King & Sons) h. S. W. cor. Albany and Green King William G. bookkeeper, bds. 64 W. Buffalo KING A. & SONS. (A. Joseph C. & Warren L.) lumber, 180 W. Seneca Kingsbury Charles H. student, bds. 60 N. U. Kingsbury John, soap maker, h. 70 S. Cayuga Kinney Mary, widow James, h. 78 S. Cayuga Kinnie Elson W. student, bds. 14 W. State Kinne William, principal preparatory school, h. 98 E. Seneca Kiper Eugene, clerk, bds. N. Corn near Seneca Kiper Simon, boat builder, h. N. Corn near Seneca Kippuer Joseph, shoemaker, bds. 77 W- Seneca Kirby Sarah, widow William, bds. Linn near Tompkins Kirkendall Aaron, butcher, h. 10 Utica Kittrick William, (Brown & Kittrick), h. 49 N. Albany Klein William, student, bds. 7 N. Plain Kline Jay, student, bds. 7 N. Plain Knapp Charles, brakesman, bds. Wesley's Hotel Knapp Isaac N. student, bds. 7 S. U. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 69 Knapp M. W. conductor, bds. Cayuga House Knapp Stephen K. carriage maker, h. 39 N. Aurora Knapp Warren E. student, bds. 107 N. Cayuga Knight Frederick J. student, bds. 65 N. Aurora Knight George H. h. 150 W. Buffalo Knight Henry B. student, bds. 65 N. Aurora Knight J. K. student, bds. 5 Utica Knowles Charles, carpenter, bds. 97 Linn Knowles John, student, bds. 67 W. Green Kohler David, student, bds. S. W. cor. Auburn and Tompkins Koons Emma, bds. S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Koork Noah, stone cutter, h. Eddy near State Korts Jacob, farmer, h. W. Seneca near No. 65 Kough Julia, domestic, 95 E. Seneca Kramer Ferdinand J. student, bds. 135 E. Buffa.o Kridler William, student, bds. 29 E. State Kugh Miles, h. 80 S. Cayuga Kuhn C. cigar maker, bds. Ithaca Falls Hotel Kuhn George, potter, bds. Ithaca Falls Hotel Kuhn Robert H. student, bds. C. P. L. Labar Frederick, clerk, bds. 90 N. Aurora Labar Hattie B. bds. 115 W. State N. Aurora Labar Lucy, widow George, h. 90 Aurora Labar William, carpenter, bds. 25 S. Labar Frances, domestic, 49 N. Albany Lacey Jackson, (Rev.) (col'd) pastor Zion M. E. Church, h. 12 Wheat Lacy Charles, student, bds. 36 W. State Lahey Timothy, laborer, h. 9 Mechanic Lamkin Humphrey, (Barker & Lamkin), h. 13 Cascadilla Lambert Ana, widow Augustus, h. N. W. cor. S. Plain and Wheat Lambert George, machinist, h. 66 Cascadilla Lamont Edwin, student, bds. 9 Hawkins Block Lamoreux A. J. student, bds. 149 N. Aurora Lamphier Mary J. widow William, h. 143 Hudson Landon Ann, widow James, h. 88 W. Seneca Landon Daniel, boatman, h. 190 W. Seneca 70 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Landon Edward, carpenter, bds. 48 Prospect Landon George, clerk, bds. 88 W. Seneca Landon William, laborer, bds. 32 Columbia Lane Charles, student, bds. 27 E. Buffalo Lane Jennie, domestic, Rezeau House Lang Frederick, cigar maker, bds. 91 W. Buffalo Lang John B. (J. S. Reynolds & Co.) h. 8 S. Aurora Langdon Alfred C. carpenter, bds. 50 Esty Langdon Willard, carpenter, h. 50 Esty Langham John, bricklayer, h. 26 Fayette Lapoint Joseph, (Lapoint & Niver), h. 71 S. Cayuga Lapoint Mary, domestic, 14 E. Green LAPOINT & NIVER, (J. Lapoint & M. C. Niver), blacksmiths, 22 W. State Larkin Thomas, laborer, h. 12 S. Meadow Lashier A. E. stage driver, bds. 47 Cascadilla Lashier Luthera, widow George, h. 36 Utica Latta Elmer M. turner, h. 138 E. State Latta James, miller, h. S. W. cor. Aurora and Tompkins Law Benedict W. student, bds. 5 Utica Law James, professor Cornell University, bds. U. G. Law Susan B. widow Willis, h. 5 Utica Lawrence Elisha, student, bds. 44 Marshall Lawrence John B. student, bds. 37 S. Cayuga Lawson David T. student, bds. 5 S. U. Lawton DeRuyter, clerk, h. 102 W. Green Lawton Martha, bds. 53 W. State Lawton Parmelia, domestic, 47 N. Tioga Lawton W. N. B. student, bds. 30 C. P. Lay Charles H. Jr. student, bds. 26 Farm Lay F. H. student, bds. 94 N. Cayuga Lay Reuben O. moulder, h. Fayette near Clinton Lazenby William R. student, bds. U. Farm Leach Ephraim, bds. over 74 E. State Leach Ephraim, painter, bds. Washington near W. Buffalo Leach Willie B. student, bds. 26 N. Tioga Learn Julia E. bds. University near Fall Creek Learn Simon P. machinist, h. University near Fall Creek ITHACA DIRECTORY. 71 LEARY CORNELIUS, clerk D. L. & W. R. R. coal depot, h. N. E. cor N. Albany and Mill Leary Joanna, widow Cornelius, h. 15 Wheat Leary Patrick, gas works, h. 84 N. Plain Leavings Charles, student, bds. 10 S. U. Leavitt Roswell, student, bds. U. G. Leach John, cartman, bds. 54 Prospect Leffingwell William E. student, bds. 18 N. Tioga Legg Spencer B. butcher, bds. Farm near Cayuga Leigh Taylor, clerk, 33 E. State bds. same Leland Warren Jr. student, bds. 8 Finch Block Lennon J. Francis, accountant, h. University and Linn Leo Henry, dancing academy over 3 N. Aurora bds. 14 Pleasant Leonard Augusta, widow William H. h. 48 N. Geneva Leonard Charlotte, widow Myron, h. Varick near Cascadilla Leonard Edward E. student, bds. 27 Farm Leonard Harvey, cartman, h. Geneva road near Mill Leonard Levi, laborer, h. 40 N. Fulton Leonard Lyman, boatman, h. 191 N. Aurora Leonard Margaret widow Lewis, h. 44 Geneva road Leonard Myron, boatman, h. 150 W. Buffalo Leonard Robert, boatbuilder, h. 128 W. Seneca Leslie Eleanor, widow Francis, h. 15 E. Green Leslie Frederick G. dentist, bds. 15 E. Green Leslie William H. clerk, bds. 15 E. Green Letts Benjamin, boatbuilder, h. 26 Junction Letts Catharine, widow David, h. 22 Junction Letts Daniel, laborer, h. Brindley above Buffalo Letts David, boat builder, h. N. Westport. opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops Letts John, laborer, h. Brindley above Buffalo Lewis Ada and Flora, bds. 25 S. Geneva Lewis Charles E. cigar maker, h. 28 Utica Lewis Elias, turner, h. N. W. cor. Utica and Tompkins Lewis Esther, widow Asa, h. 76 W. State Lewis James W. (col'd) barber, over 2 N. Cayuga h. S. E. cor. Mill and Albany Lewis John, Jr. student, bds. 100 N. Aurora 72 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Lewis John, h. 100 N. Aurora Lewis Warren H. engineer, h. 4 N. Corn Leyden Edgar A. student, bds. 148 C. P. Library Hall, Library Building Lieberman Bennett, sewing machines, 70 E. State bds. 88 W. Buffalo Likens Lydia, domestic, S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Lincoln Emma, domestic, 93 N. Cayuga Lincoln Mary A. widow Robert, bds. 27 N. Tioga Linderberry Horace J. engineer, 46 N. Fulton Lipe Charles E. student, bds. 7 Utica Livermore Charles F. cigar maker, h. 80 W. State Livingstone Samuel, cigar maker, h. 29 Fayette Lockwood Ralph H. student, bds. Dryden Road Logan Daniel, paper maker, h. 13 Falls Loomis F. E. professor Cornell University, bds. 145 C. P. Looney Francis, student, bds. 18 N. Tioga LORD HENRY B. cashier First National Bank, h. N. Aurora Lord Jesse, carpenter, h. 52 W. Buffalo Loughridge Samuel, student, bds. 82 N. Geneva LOVE SAMUEL, attorney at law, office and h. 26 N. Tioga Loveless Willard, boatbuilder, h. 73 S. Cayuga Lovless Albert, (Seaman & Lovless), h. Ill W_ Green Lovless Edward, caulker, h. 68 Spencer Lovless George, boatbuilder, h. 109 W. Green Lovless Henry, boatbuilder, h. Ill W. Green Lowry James, tanner, bds. 33 S. Corn Lucas A. M. notary public, basement Library Building, h. 80 E. Sen eca Lucas Cyrenus, carpenter, h. 1 Tompkins Lucas William E. student, bds. 125 E. Buffalo Luce Alonzo D. (Luce & McCormick), h. 74 W. State Luce & McCormick,,(A. D- Luce & G. B. McCormick), hardware, 15 and 17 E. State Lunger Annie, domestic, 32 S. Cayuga Lunger John, laborer, h. 55 First Lyman Charles F. student, bds. 134 C. P. Lyman Henry A. student, bds. 134 C. P. Lyon George A. B. soda apparatus h. Railroad ave. near Aurora ITHACA DIRECTORY. 73 Lyon Sylvester, carpenter, h. S. side Esty near Albany Lyon Warren H. machinist, h. S. W. cor. N. Albany and Esty Lyons John, h. 48 S. Cayuga ' b'ds.- Lyons John, cigar maker, 91 W. Buffalo Lyons Joseph M. (Andrus, McChain & Lyons), h. E. Mill opposite Linn Lyon Marcus, (Lyon & Donnelly) postmaster, h. 99 E. Buffalo Lyons Piatt S. pile driver, h. 40 Lake ave. Lyon & Donnelly (Marcus Lyon & H. D. Donnelly), attorneys at law, 10 and 11 Library Building Lytle Lydia W. bds. 28 N. Plain M. Mabee Moses, cartman, h. 7 Esty Macey William, (col'd) barber, bds. 10 W. Clinton Mack Eleanor, widow Ebeneezer, bds. 32 N. Geneva Mack Eliza A. widow Horace, h. 5 W. Green Mack Horace, clerk Ithaca & Athens R. R. office, h. 35 W- Gfeen Mack James, laborer, bds. 117 W. Green Mack John, miller, h. 117 E. State Mack John W. student, bds. 94 N. Cayuga Mackall Baszil (Rev.) (col'd), h. 87 W. Green Mackall William H. (col'd) laborer, bds. 87 W. Green Mackey Adelbert, painter, bds. 75 N. Tioga Mackey Linus S. (Wilson & Mackey), h. 19 Sears Mackoon B. P. professor Cornell University, bds. 91 E. Buffalo Macumber James, (Macumber & Tannahill), h. N. W. cor. Railroad ave. and Aurora Macumber & Tannahill, (Jas. Macumber & M. Tannahill), pottery, Railroad ave. opposite"Lake Madarasz Ladislaus W. student, bds. 100 N. Tioga Madden John, conductor, bds. Cayuga House Magee Robert A. student, bds. 39 C P. Magher Margaret, domestic, S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Mahan J. fireman, bds. Cayuga House Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, h. Eddy opposite Buffalo Mahoney John, laborer, h. Hudson near Corporation line Mahoney Morris, laborer, h. Hudson and Corporation line 74 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Mahoney Thomas, laborer, h. Hudson near Corporation line h. 70 N. Geneva MAJOR WILLIAM, boots and shoes, 14 W. State Makepeace M D. student, bds. 151 N. Tioga Malone Edward J. engineer, bds. 13 N. Fulton Malone James, laborer, h. 22 Second Malone John, laborer, h. 61 Cascadilla Malone Margaret, domestic, HE. Green Malone Thomas, laborer, h. N. E. cor. Auburn and W. Lewis Maloney Dennis, moulder, h. 117 W. Green Maloney John, laborer, h. 78 Madison Maloney Martin, laborer, bds. N. Tioga near Lewis Maloney Mary, domestic, Giles near Hudson Maloney Norah, domestic, 18 E. Mill Maloney Patrick, laborer, h. 115 W. Green Maloney Patrick, laborer, bds N. Tioga near Lewis Maloney Richard, laborer, bds. 17 Wheat Maloney Simon, laborer, h. University near Fall Creek Mallory George, carpenter, bds. 25 S. Aurora Mallory Harry, farmer, h. 191 N. Cayuga Manchester Charles W. (D- B. Stewart & Co.) h. 65 N. Geneva Mandaville Calvin, caulker, h. 76 Spencer MANDEVILLE W. S. druggist 6 E. State bds. 71 N. Tioga Mandeville R. D. W. boatbuilder, h. 48 W. State Manley Frederick G. h. 18 Columbia Manning Ephraim, fanner, h. 14 Railroad ave. Manning George W. farmer, bds. 14 Railroad ave. Manning Harris S. confectioner, bds. 14 Railroad ave. Manning Jesse (Jesse Manning & Co.) h. 65 Hudson Manning Sanford, cartman, bds. University near Fall Creek MANNING JESSE & CO. (J. Manning & E. B. Torrey) flour, feed and grain, 11 N. Aurora Maran Gilbert, cartman, h. 158 W. Buffalo Maricle Henry, brakesman, bds. 78 N. Plain Marion Elsie, h. 101 W. State Marion Mary, domestic, 31 N. Geneva Markle David, mason, h 60 E. Buffalo MARKS MOSES, lager beer, 144 W. State h. same Marsh Charles, gunsmith, h. 5 Tompkins ITHACA DIRECTORY. 75 Marsh Frederick J. meat market 6 and h. 53 N. Aurora Marsh John, salesman, h. 110 E. State Marsh John S. student, bds. 134 N. Cayuga Marsh John 0. (Marsh & Hall), h. 57 N. Geneva Marsh M. G. bds. 16 W. Seneca MARSH & HALL, (J. 0. Marsh & E. M. Hall), dry goods, and clothiers, 53 E. State Marshall Edward M. h. 34 N. Tioga Marshall Freeman, carpenter, h. 19 Mechanic Marshall Sidney, porter Rezeau House Marsicano Dominiec, musician, bds. Cayuga House Martin Carrie and Amanda, bds. 127 S. Aurora Martin Charles B. student, bds. 92 E. Buffalo Martin Helen M. bds. 46 N. Tioga Martin Henry, printer, h. 42 Pleasant Martin Howard, student, bds. 23 E. Seneca Martin Howard T. student, bds. 14 Green Martin John, contractor, h. 92 Railroad ave Martin Luther, pedler, h. 1 W. Clinton. Martin Oakley, porter, 50 S. Geneva Martin Oliver, (Cronk & Martin) h. West Hill Martindale William H. (Watkins & Martindale), h. 56 N. Aurora Mason James, laborer, h. 24 Prospect Mason John, laborer, h. Fourth near Madison Masonic Hall, Tioga near State Massey Fannie, widow Jacob, h. 107 N. Cayuga Masters Abram, boatman, h. 176 S. Aurora Masters Frank, cartman, h. Hudson and Corporation Masters James, clerk Forest City House Masters Thomas, engineer, h. 103 Spencer Masters Wilbur, boatman, bds. 176 S. Aurora Mastin Hannah, widow Abram h. Utica near Tompkins Mastin Lucius, butcher, h. 18 Cascadilla Matthews James, bookkeeper, bds. HE. Green Matthews John S. mason, bds. 67 S. Aurora Matthews Sarah, domestic, 19 E. Seneca Matthews William, machinist,'h. 9 W. Clinton Maurice Luke, carpenter, h. 67 W. Buffalo .76 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Maxwell James D. student, bds. 15 E. Green Maxwell William G. student, bds. 15 E. Green Maynard Thomas, blacksmith, h. S. side Buffalo near Meadow McAleer Patrick, laborer, bds. University opposite Lewis McAllister Michael, (McAllister Bro's) h. Tompkins near Auburn McAllister Patrick, (McAllister Bro's) h. 170 N. Cayuga McAllister Peter, laborer, h. N. W. cor. Auburn and Tompkins McAllister Bro's, (M. & P. McAllister) meat market, 8 S. Cayuga McBride James, boatbuilder, h. N. E. cor. Spencer and Seneca McCale Patrick, laborer, h. 17 Wheat McCandless H. H. professor Cornell University, bds. 52 C. P. McCartey Michael, stone cutter, h. William near Eddy McCarthy Daniel, butcher, h. 78 S. Cayuga McCarthy Dennis, student, bds. 1 First McCarthy Julia, waiter Clinton House McCarthy Martin, laborer, h. 46 Fifth McCarthy Mary, domestic, 23 E. Seneca McCarthy Patrick, laborer, h. Eddy opposite Buffalo McCarthy Thomas B. student, bds. 48 C. P. McCartney Ellen J. domestic, 15 Prospect McCarty Joseph, student, bds. 19 N. Aurora McCarty Patrick, tanner, h. 67 S. Cayuga McChain George, (Andrus, McChain & Lyons) h. 22 E. Buffalo McClune Sarah F. widow William, h. 57 E. Buffalo MeCollom James, student, bds. 20 Utica McConnon Thomas J. student, bds. 129 N. Aurora McCormick George, h. 59 N. Geneva McCormick George B. (Luce & McCormick) bds. 59 N. Geneva McCormick Michael, laborer, h. 11 S. Meadow McCormick Walter, (Conway & McCormick) h. 11 S. Meadow McCOKN ANDREW, butcher, h. 44 S. Cayuga McCosh Samuel, A. student, bds. 60 E. Seneca McCoy Jane, widow John, bds. 3 Esty McCrea John, (Reed & McCrea) tyds. Wesley Hotel McCrea Thomas, (McCrea & Reed) bds. Forest City Hotel McCrea & Reed (T. McCrea & R. Reed) meat market, 9 S. Cayuga McCusker John, cabinet maker, h, 42 S. Albany McDermott James, cigar maker, bds. 91 W. Buffalo ITHACA DIRECTORY. 77 McDonald Peter McC. student, Masonic Block McDougal David, carpenter, 92 N. Albany McDowell Abram, laborer, bds. 92 N. Geneva McDowell Oharles^hostler, h. 49 S. Geneva McDonnell Angeline, bds. 57 N. Aurora McDonnell Edward, stone cutter, bds. 119 Hudson McDonnell Francis, laborer, h. 1 19 Hudson McDuffee Mary, domestic, 71 N. Aurora McElheny Thomas J. (J. H. Biggs & Co ) h. 58 N. Aurora McElroy Ebenezer E. student, bds. 48 N. Plain McEwen Daniel, fireman, h. 62 E. Buffalo McGowan John C. student, bds. 12 E. Seneca McGowan John E. student, bds. 116 C. P. McGrade Catharine, h. 131 Hudson McGrade Catharine and Margaret h. 131 Hudson McGrade Edward, '.boatman, bds. Lewis near Auburn McGrade Hugh, laborer, h. 61 S. Cayuga McGrade James, shoemaker, h. 131 Hudson McGrade James, boatman, bds. Lewis near Auburn McGrade John, laborer, bds. Lewis near Auburn McGrade Margaret, domestic, 58 N. Cayuga McGrade Mary, h. 9 N. Geneva McGrade Sarah, widow Edward, h. Lewis near Auburn McGrade William, laborer, h. Monroe near Second McGraw John, President First National Bank, h. 9 Prospect McGrogan Charles, laborer, h. 48 Mechanic McGrogan Katie, domestic, 91 E. Buffalo McGrogan Mary, domestic, Tompkins House McGuire William, laborer, h. 125 W. State Mclnne James, pedler, bds. 60 Wheat Mcintosh C. D. clerk, bds. 23 W. State Mcintosh James, carpenter, bds. 24 Marshall Mcintosh Jane, h. 24 Marshall Mclntyre Samuel, brakesman, bds. Cayuga House McKean Nathaniel, h. 30 W. Mill McKean William, blacksmith, bds. Wesley's Hotel McKechnie George W. student, bds. 127 C. P. McKiggen Eliza, widow Andrew, bds. 51 Farm 78 ITHACA DIRECTORY. McKinney Amos H. h. 35 Pleasant McKinney Jacob, tanner, h. 27 Factory McKinney James M. farmer, h. 42 Prospect McKinney Jesse M. (McKinney & Wagoner) bds. 42 Prospect McKinney Mary, domestic, 41 S. Geneva McKinney Mary, widow John, h. 29 Utica McKINNEY & WAGONER, (J. M. McKinney & A. B. Wagoner) attorneys at law, over UN. Tioga McLaughy Bridget, domestic, 33 N. Aurora McLaughlin Dennis, painter, h. 191 N. Aurora McMahon John, laborer, bds. 24 Washington McMahon John, saloon, 6 S. Cayuga h. same McMillan Silas A. clerk Wesley's Hotel McMullen Justus, student, bds. 70 Linn McNally Edward, laborer, bds. University opposite Lewis McNally Elizabeth, bds. 182 E. State McNally Michael, laborer, bds. University opposite Lewis McNamara Ann, h. 70 Esty McNamara James, mason, bds. 70 Esty McNamara John S. mason, bds. 70 Esty McNutt Joseph, agent, h. 7 Utica McPherson, Libbie, domestic, 25 Factory MeQuoid Jane, domestic,. 25 E. Buffalo McWhorter Charles, painter, bds. 82 N. Cayuga McWhorter Charles F. (L. S. McWhorter & Son) bds. 92 N. Cayuga McWhorter Dora, bds. 92 N. Cayuga McWhorter Eugene, clerk, bds. 24 Lake ave. McWhorter Frances, h. 98 N. Cayuga McWhorter John C. h. 82 N. Cayuga McWhorter L. S. (L. S. McWhorter & Son) h. 92 N. Cayuga McWhorter Smith, bds. 24 Lake ave McWhorter Thomas L. insurance agent, h. 24 Lake ave. McWhorter L. S. & Son. (L. S. & C. F. McWhorter), groceries, N. E. cor. State and Cayuga McWilliams Wesley, cabinet maker, h. 27 Linn Meachum Sarah, widow James, bds. 42 Pleasant Means John Ohilds, student, bds. N. W. cor. Farm and Utica Meany Mary E. bds. 77 W. Seneca ITHACA DIRECTORY. 79 Meek Agnes, bds. 129 E. Seneca Meek Matthew, blacksmith, h. 141 W. Seneca Mellon Charles, blacksmith, h. 92 E. State Melotte George W. (Melotte 4 Foote) h. 5 Hudson MELOTTE & FOOTE, (G. W. Melotte & P. L. Foote) dentists, over 57 E. State Menan James, boatbuilder, h. 146 W. Buffalo Mendey Henry, upholsterer, h. Wheat near Meadow Mendham James, brakesman, bds. 109 Cascadilla Mente Francis, lager beer, 95 E. State h. same Merchant Nancy, domestic, 49 N. Geneva MERCHANTS & FARMERS National Bank, 38 W. State Merriam Maria, domestic, 71"E. Seneca Merrills Mary, widow Henry, bds. 31 S. Corn Merzacapo Guizeppe, musician, bds. Cayuga House Mesick D. J. student, bds. 88 C. P. Messer Silas, engineer, h. 101 W. Seneca Messer William, clerk, 57 E. State bds. same Methodist Episcopal Church, N. W. cor. Aurora and Mill Methodist Episcopal Church, S. W. cor. Seneca and N. Plain Methodist Free Church, N. Tioga near Farm Methodist Episcopal Church (Wesleyan), (col'd) N. Albany near Cas cadilla Methodist Episcopal Church (Zion) (col'd) Wheat near Plain Metzger Christina, domestic, 38 S. Albany Middaugh Alanson, cartman, h. 152 W. Seneca Pleasant' Middaugh Edgar S. flour and feed, 20 N. Aurora bds. 59 Middaugh John J. mason, bds. 147 N. Tioga Middaugh John, mason, h. 147 N. Tioga Midda,ugh Simeon W. h 59 Pleasant Middaugh Zac, carpenter, bds. 147 N. Tioge MIDDLETON GEORGE, (col'd) (Frimont & Co.) h. 52 S. Plain Middough Arthur, blacksmith, h. 76 W. Green Milage Abram, laborer, h. N. E. cor. W. Mill and Meadow Military Hall, Library Building Milks David, policeman, h. 53 First Millag George, boatbuilder, h. 190 W. Seneca Miller Amelia A. widow Joshua, bds. 85 N. Cayuga 80 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Miller Benjamin S. student, bds. 1. Smith Block Miller Charles, painter, bds. Monroe near First Miller Horace, lightning rods, h. 58 S. Aurora h* near Mar Miller John, (Hawkins, Finch & Oo.) E. side N. Tioga shall Miller Lucille, dressmaker, second floor 24 E..State h. same Miller Lucretia, widow Samuel, bds. 48 N. Geneva Miller Ransford R. boatbuilder, h. 66 Cascadilla Miller Thomas, bookkeeper, bds. 52 S. Plain Miller Thomas, Sr. blacksmith, h. 52 S. Plain Miller William, boatbuilder, h. Elm Miller William, tailor, h. Monroe near First MILER WILLIAM H. (Miller & Sill) bds. over 11 N. Tioga Miller Zebulon, fireman, h. Monroe near Second Sill)' MILLEB & SILL, (W. H. Miller & C. B. architects, over 11 K Tioga Milligan Stewart, papermaker, h. 231 N. Tioga Pleasant- Mills Willard, printer, bds. 20 Millspaugh Charles F. student, bds. 19 Factory Millspaugh John H. artist, fourth floor Library Building h. 19 Fac tory Millspaugh Leander, (Millspaugh & Thompson) h. 70 W. Seneca MILLSPAMGH & THOMPSON (L. Millspaugh & G. .Thompson), restaurant, 23 E. State Minton Henry, mason, bds. 39 S. Cayuga Minton William S. mason, h. 39 S. Cayuga Minturn Alexander, mason, h. 74 N. Geneva Minturn Benjamin, mason, h. 48 Prospect MITCHELL JUSTUS S. dry goods, groceries and crockery, 82 E. State h. 51 S. Aurora MOE E. C. physician, over 49 E. State Moe Frank, cigar maker, h. 195 N. Cayuga Moe John, boatman, bds. 15 W. Yates Moffat John L. student, bds. 130 C. P.! Molthrop Libbie, teacher, bds. 108 W. Seneca Mone Frank, , bricklayer, bds. 84 N. Plain Mone Michael, bricklayer, bds. 84 N. Plain Mone Patrick, bricklayer, bds. 84 N. Plain ITHACA DIRECTORY. 81 Monk George W. machinist h. 12 Fayette Montague Dwight P. student, bds. 23 E. Mill Montgomery Nelson, carriage maker, h. 18 Utica Montgomery S. S. attorney at law, 8 N. Tioga bds. 17 E. Mill Mood Linford, machinist, h. 234 N. Aurora Moody John, barber, bds. 25 S. Aurora Mooer James, shoemaker, h. 1 32 N. Aurora Moon Benjamin, (col'd) laborer, h. 110 W. Green Moon Morris, boatman, h. Auburn near Tompkins Mooney Maggie C. domestic, E. Mill opposite Linn Mooney Margaret, widow Michael, h. 10 Railroad ave. Mooney Michael, potter, h. S. E. cor. Utica and Railroad ave. Moore Benjamin W. cigar maker, bds. Forest City House MOORE EDWARD I. carriage repository, over N. E. cor. State and Tioga h. 54 S. Aurora Moore George, carpenter, h. 2 Farm Moore Henry, (col'd) barber, second floor 38 E. State h. 29 S. Plain Moore Henry H. box maker, 1 Hudson h. 54 S. Aurora Moore James C. harness maker, h. 422 N. Aurora Moore James F. harness maker, bds. 122 N. Aurora Moore John G. student, bds. 108 C. P. Moore John F. cigar maker, bds. 101 E. State Moore Lorinda, widow David, h. 84 Utica Moore Margaret, domestic, S. E. cor. Buffalo and Quarry Moore William, clerk, 7 W. State Moran Maggie, teacher, bds. University opposite Tompkins Morehouse George C. student, bds. 24 S. U. Morey George C. student, bds. 0. P. Morey Napoleon R. student, bds. 56 N. U. Morgan Edward J. (Morgan & Walsh) h. 36 N. Cayuga Morgan Henry O. clerk, bds. 17 N. Aurora Morgan Thomas, h. William near Eddy MORGAN & WALSH, (E. J. Morgan & C. A. Walsh) homoeopathic physicians, second floor 22 E. State Moriarty Francis M. student, bds. 91 E Buffalo Morn Bridget, domestic, 12 E. Seneca. Morse Ben. oil, tow and cabinet ware manufacturer, William near Ed dy h. 35 Factory 82 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Morse Sarah, widow John, h. 90 N. Geneva Morris Frank, student, bds. 20 N. Tioga Morris J. H. professor Cornell University, bds. 148 C. P. Morris John, student, bds. 10 E. State Morris Phoebe, domestic, 68 N. Tioga Morris William, student, bds. 31 N. Geneva Morrison Emma, teacher, bds. 68 W. Seneca MORRISON JAMES T. dry goods, h. 24 W. Green Morrison Mahala, widow James, h. 67 N. Aurora Morron John H. student, bds. 32 N. Tioga Morschenster Ernst, tanner, h. S. Plain near Clinton Morton William, L. h. 94 W. Seneca Moses Eaton L. student, bds. 21 E. Seneca Mosher Emma, domestic, 25 E. Buffalo Mott James M. meat market, 16 N. Aurora h. 34 N. Albany Mott Nottingham, hackman, h. 25 Hudson Mowry Edward, painter, h. 1 8 W. Seneca Mowry George C. bookkeeper, h. 52 N. Aurora Mowry Henry F. auctioneer, h. 26 E. State Mowry Willard R. shoemaker, h. 31 S. Cayuga Mulford William, student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Mullen Margaret, domestic, 41 Hudson Mulvary Margaret, chambermaid, Clinton House Mulvey Jane, domestic, 60 N. Cayuga Mulvey Thomas, laborer, h. 99 W. Clinton Mulvahill Thomas, watchman, h. 109 Cascadilla Munson H. William (Carpenter & Munson), h. Hudson n. Giles Murdoch Alexander, carpenter, h. 33 S. Geneva Murray Annie, dressmaker, bds. cor. Mechanic & Cayuga Murray Frank, musician, bds. Cayuga House Murray James, h. cor Mechanic O. Cayuga Murray John, cabinet maker, h. 109 E. State Murray John, mason, h. 2 Marshall Murray Owen, laborer, bds. University opp. Lewis Murray Patrick, boatman, h. 152 W. Seneca Murray, George W. student, rooms 25 Farm Myers Lorenzo, mail agent, bds. Tompkins House ITHACA DIRECTORY. S3 Nagle James, laborer, bds. 33 S. Corn. Nash Frank DeE. student, bds. Fish Block Nash Franklin, student, bds. 33 S. Cayuga Nash Wallace J. sewing machines, over 66 E. State, h. 128 N. Tioga Naughton Michael, salesman, bds. 12 S. Cayuga NAUGHTON THOMAS, shoemaker, 14 S. Cayuga, h. Auburn near Lewis Neenan, Timothy, laborer, bds. Fifth & Hancock Negley William, student, bds. 19 Factory Neil Louis, painter, h. 87 N. Tioga. Neligan John, laborer, h. 80 W. Mill Neligan Thomas, baggage master, h. 125 W. State Nelligan, Daniel, carpenter, bds. 74 Linn Nelligan David, laborer, bds 74 Linn Nelligan James, mason, bds. 74 Linn Nelligan John, carpenter, bds. 74 Linn Nelligan John, carpenter, bds. 118 N. Aurora Nelligan Morris, laborer, h. 74 Linn Nelligan Morris Jr. mason, bds. 74 Linn Nelson Christopher, laborer, bds. Fifth near Hancock Nelson Elnor, widow Phineas, bds 43 S. Geneva Nelson George, painter, h. 14-5 N. Aurora Nelson John W. (Wm. Nelson & Son) h. Varick n. Cascadilla Nelson William, (Wm. Nelson & Son) h. 114 N. Tioga Nelson Wm. & Son, (W. & J. W. Nelson) hay pressors, 185 W. State Nevins Maggie, domestic, 59 N. Tioga Nevens Margaret, widow 'Arthur, h. 33 S. Corn Newcomb Wesley, physician, 4th floor Library Building, bds. 23 E. Seneca Newkirk John G. student, bds 12 E. Seneca Newman Charles, turner, bds. University n. Fall Creek Newman Jared T. student, bds. 25 S. Geneva Newman Levi h. 25 S. Geneva Newman Levi L. h. N. Cayuga Newton Moses, (col'd) plasterer, h. 66 Spencer Neyhart Annie, bds. 28 E. Seneca 84 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Nicholas Edward L. student, bds. 7 S. U. Nichols John, boatbuilder, h. 92 N. Geneva Nicoll Edward, student, bds. 31 W. State Niedeck Albert, policeman, h. Universityopp. Tompkins Niles William H. student, bds. 94 N. Cayuga Niver Marcus C. (Lapoint & Niver) h. 78 W. Green. Niver Sarah, widow John, h. 78 W. Green Nixon Abbie, widow William, h. 11 3 N. Aurora Nixon John, packer, bds. 113 N. Aurora Noble Salina, widow Garrett, h. 8 Esty Nobles William, clerk, Alhambra House, 18 E. State Norris Sidney, student bds. C. P. Northrop, Rachael J. bds. 67 S. Aurora Northrup, Ed. carriage trimmer, over 21 W. State bds. 20 W. Clinton Northrup George, carpenter, bds. 115 W. State Northrup George H. (John Northrup & Son) h. over 87 E. State Northrup Henry G. student, bds. 42 S. Geneva Northrup John, (John Northrup & Son) agent Singer sewing machine h. 42 S. Geneva NORTHRUP JOHN & SON, (J. & G. H. Northrup) beds and ma.t- tresses, 87 and 89 E. State Northrup M. M. grocery, 22 N. Aurora, h. Utica Norton Adam, hackman, h. 12 W. State Norton Adin K. mason, h. 90 S. Aurora Norton Albert M. mason, bds. 90 S. Aurora Norton Albert, (A Norton & Co.) h. 22 Railroad Avenue Norton Benjamin, bds. 94 W. Seneca Norton D. Bristol, painter, h. Utica n. Tompkins Norton Clark K. shoemaker, h. 138 N. Aurora Norton Daniel, porter, bds. 46 S. Geneva Norton Edward D. (Cunningham & Norton) h. N. Albany n, Mill Norton Elizabeth, widow h. 204 N. Aurora Norton Frederick E. tobacco stripper, bds. 90 S. Aurora Norton George, (A. Norton & Co.) h. 7 Fall Norton Irving W. cigar maker, h. 22 N. Meadow Norton James, boatman, h. 20 Railroad Ave Norton Jerome, boatman, h. Second n. Hancock Norton Kate, domestic, Rezeau House ITHACA DIRECTORY. 85 Norton Leonard J. painter, h. 12 W. State Norton Leverett, carpenter, h. 137 W. State Norton Michael, laborer, bds. 78 Madison Norton Rebecca, widow Henry, bds. 80 N. Cayuga Norton Sarah A. bds. 57 E. Buffalo Norton Sylvester, boatman, h. 207 N. Tioga NORTON A. & CO. (A. & Geo. Norton) groceries, S. E. cor. Rail road Ave and Tioga Notz Charles F. (Young & Notz) h. 19 Railroad Ave Nourse Francis, h. 83 N. Aurora Noxon James, farmer, h. 44 Linn Noxon Lawren, clerk, bds. 44 Linn Noyes Frederick, student, bds. 1 First Nuonno Gilbert Rev. pastor Church of Immaculate Conception, (Cath olic) h. 9 N. Geneva O: Oatman John, laborer, h. N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops O'Brien Frances C. dressmaker, h. 119 W. State O'Connor Daniel, laborer, h. West Hill O'Connor Francis, (O'Connor & Genger) h. 182 W. Seneca O'CONNOR & GENGER, stone yard, Buffalo and Westport O'Daniel Addison, blacksmith, h. 49 N. Plain widow N. Plain O'Daniel Mary, , bds. 49 Odell Hiram, brickmaker, h. 120 W. State O'Donahue Bridget, domestic, 52 N. Cayuga O'Donnell Margaret, widow Charles, bds. 24 Second Ofield Jesse A. blacksmith, h. 40 W. Mill Ogden Person D. farmer, h. 129 N. Aurora Olger Edward, laborer, h. 63 S. Cayuga Oliphant Mary and Emma, domestics 9 Prospect Oliver Catharine, dressmaker, h. 26 N. Tioga Oliver J. E. professor, Cornell University. Oliver Jennie, domestic, 21 Mechanic Olney Nancy, h. 13 Linn Oltz Burroughs, carpenter, h. 18 S. Meadow Oltz John, (Hyatt & Oltz), h. 13 Columbia 86 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Oltz Mosher, mason, h. 22 S. Meadow Oltz Phoebe, widow John, bds. 13 Columbia Onan James, laborer, h. 46 Railroad ave, O'Neil -Kate, domestic, 98 E. Seneca Oramel Bingham, shoecutter, h. 75 N. Tioga O'Riley Agnes, domestic, 34 W. Green Orne Harriet, h. 36 W. Buffalo Orvis Frederick E. student, bds. 43 Farm Osborn Albert, student, bds. 16 Pleasant Osborn Niles, tinner, h. 5 W. Clinton Osborn P. Augustus, boiler maker, h. Pleasant near Aurora Osborne Ellen, domestic, 32 N. Geneva Osborne Lloyd, carpenter, h. 10 Lake ave Osmun Ezekiel, h. Yates, Auburn and Willow ave. Osmun John D. h. N. Cayuga hear Farm Ostrander Adaline, bds. 34 S. Cayuga Ostrander Milton, h. cor. Second and Monroe Ostrom John N. student, bds. 60 N. U. Otis Samuel, clerk, bds. over 10 N. Aurora Outerbridge Franklin, student, bds. 7 Clinton Owen James H. student, bds. 91 N. Aurora Owen John J. cartman, h. 59 Cascadilla Owen Nancy A. widow John, h. 59 Cascadilla Ozmun W. A. J. (J. H. Biggs & Co.) h. Lansing P. Pace James, student, bds. 26 E. Buffalo Pace James D. student, bds. C. P. Paine Walter, bartender, Clinton House Page Caleb D. student, bds. U. G. Page DeMerville, student, bds. 158 C. P. Palmer Andrew W- student, bds. 58 Prospect Palmer Charles G. student, bds. 64 E. Seneca Palmer Eliza, widow Daniel, bds. 19 Varick Palmer G. W. (W. E. Palmer & Co.) h. 90 Hector Palmer Jerome S. turner, bds. 125 E. Buffalo Palmer William E. (W. E. Palmer & Co.) bds. 56 W. Seneca Palmer William F. student, bds. 65 Linn ITHACA DIRECTORY. 87 PALMER W. E. & CO. (W. E. Palmer, M. P. Ellison, and G. W. Palmer) clothiers and gents furnishing store, 52 E. State Pangburn Newell J. millwright, h. 25 Third Pangburn Truman F. student, bds. 25 Third Park Charles, student, bds. 94 E. State Park Henry, (Park & Bergen) h. 94 E. State PARK & BERGEN, (H. Park & L. Bergen) tailors over 51 E. State Parker Charlie, bds. 180 W. Green Parker Elizabeth, widow Jesse, bds. 103 N. Tioga Parker F. F. R. student, Love Building Parker S. J. physician, office and h. Parker near Seneca Parker Thomas, boatman, h. 130 W. Green Parker William H. student, bds. 6 C. P. Parmele Frederick, carbuilder, bds. 120 W. Seneca Parmelee Richard, student, bds. 28 S. U. Parmelee William R. student, bds. 71 E. Seneca Parr John W. plumber, bds. 59 W. Mill Parr Thomas, carpenter, h. 59 W. Mill Parrott Alfred, tailor, bds. 51 N. Geneva PARROTT JOHN, tailor, second floor N. W. cor. State and Tioga h. 51 N Geneva Parson Frank, student, bds. 20 C. P. PARTENHEIMER FERDINAND A, boots and shoes, 21 E. State h. , Partenheimer Henry A. bookkeeper, 89 N. Cayuga Partenheimer John A. mason, bds. 89 N. Cayuga PARTENHEIMER PHILIP J. cashier Tompkins County National Bank h. 14 W. Buffalo Patrick George E. student, bds. 3 Linn Patten F. J. student, bds. 130 N. Tioga Patterson Ashbel, physician office and h. 10 E. Seneca Patterson Ashbel 2d, jeweler, bds. 10 E. Seneca Patterson Charlotte, bds. 18 W. Mill Patterson Frank H. blacksmith, bds. Washington near W. Buffalo Patterson James W. (Platts, Gaskin & Patterson) h. 92 W. Seneca Patterson John, chairmaker, h. 143 N. Tioga Patterson Maria, bds. Washington near W. Buffalo Pattison James, cigar maker, bds. 97 Linn ITHACA DIRECTORY. Pattison John, marble polisher, h. 97 Linn Payne Adaline, bds. second floor 38 E. State Payne Robert, cook, h. 42 W. Mill Payne William T. student, bds. 71 E. Seneca Pease Lucius F. painter, over 27 E. State h. 1 2 Spring Peck C. Pratt, student, bds. 14 E. Seneca Peck Duncan W. student, bds. 168 C. P. Peck Herman, student, bds. 14 E. Seneca PECK S. H. physician and surgeon, office and h. 14 E. Seneca Peck Tracy, professor Cornell University h. Eddy opposite Seneca Pendegast Bridget, domestic, Tompkins House Pendergrast Morris, brakesman, bds. 109 Cascadilla Pelham Abram, carpenter, h. 49 W. Seneca Pelham David, farmer, h. S. E. cor. Cascadiha and Plain Pelham George L. tailor, bds. 140 N. Tioga Pellum William, cooper, h. Tompkins near Tioga Pennock Charles, student, bds. 26 E. Buffalo Pennoyer Elam P. student, bds. 124 N. Cayuga Percival Annie, bds. 101 W. State ' Perkins William H. student, bds. 28 C. P. Perry Calvin, carpenter, h. 37 Pleasant Perry Charles, clerk, bds. 79 E. Seneca Perry John, laborer, h. 6 S. Meadow Perry Maria G. teacher, h. 79 E. Seneca Perry William H. carpenter, h. Eddy near State widow h. Perry , , 49 S. Geneva Person Henry H. student, bds. Dryden Road Personius Nancy; domestic, 81 W. State Peters M. G. student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Peterson John, (col'd) sawyer, h. 86 W. Green Petree Charles L. student, bds. 71 E.. Seneca Pew Benjamin, bds. 134 E. Seneca Pew Eliza W. widow Samuel, bds. 41 Pleasant Pew George M. cartman, h. E. Seneca Pew George W. mariner, h. 48 N. Fulton Pew Henry A. cartman, bds. 12 Fayette Pew William, cartman, h. 7 N. Westport Phelps Elbridge G. farmer, h. 27 N. Aurora ITHACA DIRECTORY. 89 Phelps George H. student, bds. U. G. Philes Hobart H. bookseller, over 21 E. State bds. 88 N. Cayuga Phillips Albert, (A. Phillips & Son) h. 25 W. Green Phillips Albert H. (A. Phillips & Son) h. 31 W. State PHILLIPS A. & SON, (A. & A. H. Phillips) merchant tailors and gents furnishing goods, 19 E. State Phillips Charles A. clerk, bds. 90 N. Aurora Phillips Edward, shoemaker, bds. 97 E. State PHILLIPS FREDERIC W. ticket agent Erie R. R., and insurance agent, 5 E. State, h. 19 E. Buffalo Phillips Laura W. widow George, h. 19 E. Buffalo Phillips Nathan, student, bds. 104 N. Tioga Phillips Richard H. farmer, h. 88 W. Buffalo Phinney A. H. student, bds. 20 Linn Phoenix Hamilton, Rev. (col'd) h. 63 W. Green Pickering George, laborer, h. Linn n. Yates Pickering John W. cemetery keeper, h. 39 Linn Pierce J. Harvey, student, bds. 14 E. Green Pierce William K. student, bds. 8 Finch Block Pike Ambrose C. student, bds HE. Green Pillsbury H. G. -student, bds. U. Farm Pitts Gideon W. student, bds. 79 W. Mill Pipher Ephraim, limeburner, bds. 127 W. Green Pipher Isaac, laborer, bds. 39 Linn Pipher William, farmer, h. 127 W. Green Platts Albert H. (Platts, Gaskin & Patterson) bds. 87 N. Aurora Platts Harvey, billiard saloon, over 21 E. State, h. 87 N. Aurora Platts. Gaskin & Patterson, (A. H. Platts, A. S. Gaskin & J. W. Pat terson) tobacco and cigar manufacturers, 12 E. State Poland Mary A. h. N. Westport, opp. D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops Pollay David, carpenter, h. Sears n. E. Mill Pollay George C. carpenter, bds. 46 N. Albany Pollay James M. carpenter, h. 85 E. Seneca Pollock Henry G. student, bds. 138 E. Seneca Poole Gabriel, cartman, h 21 Utica Poor W. C. .freight agent Ithaca & Cortland R. R. bds. 125 E. Buffalo Popplewell, Alonzo, fireman, bds. 95 W. Seneca 90 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Popplewell Charles, engineer, bds. 95 W. Seneca Popplewell, Elizabeth, widow John, h. 95 W- Seneea Popplewell James, machinist, h. S. E. cor. Varick & Mill Popplewell Theodore, machinist, bds. S. E. cor. Varick & Mill Porter Charles, printer, bds. 101 E. State POST RUGGLES E. gen'l ag't Phoenix Life Ins. Co. 75 E. State h. E. State n. Corporation line POSTEN JOSEPH J. brewery, Spencer n. E. Clinton, h. 19 First POST OFFICE, Library Building Potter Ellis M. student, bds. 38 C. P. Potter Isaac B. student, bds. 96 E. Seneca Potter Sarah, widow Warren, h. over 77 E. State Potter Ziba H. professor Cornell University, bds. 85 C. P. Powell Emma, (col'd) domestic, S. Albany n. Titus ave PRAGER JOHN H. cigars and tobacco, 5 N. Tioga, h. 137 N. Cayug Prame Albert, shoemaker, h. 59 Linn Prame Almanzo, bds. 53 Linn Prame Jacob, shoemaker, h. 53 Linn Prentice Andrew J. Moulder, h. Utica n. Tompkins Prentiss A. N. professor Cornell University, bds. 101 C. P. Prentiss William H. printer, bds 70 N. Tioga Presbyterian Church, DeWitt Park. Preston 0. Eliza, bds 84 W. Mill Preston E. J. student, bds. 55 E. Buffalo. Preston Ezekiel P. clerk, h. 66 W. Green Preston Kolce, student, bds 114 E. Buffalo Preston Robert B. painter, bds. 66 W. Green Price Archibald, miller, h. 12 Spring Price Charles, boatman, h. 160 W. Buffalo Price Charles S. student, bds. 71 N. Aurora Price Cornelius W. carpenter, bds. 59 W. State Price Hulda, widow Elisha, bds. 160. W. Buffalo Price Jacob Jr., clerk, h. 59 W. State. Pringle, Eliza, widow Edward, bds. 5. W. Clinton PRINGLE JAMES, livery stable, 13 E. Green, h. same Pringle John, shoemaker, h. Spencer n. E. Clinton Proctor Bridget, widow James, h. Fifth n. -Hancock Proctor Frank W. student, bds. 1 Smith Block. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 91 Prytherch, Thomas L. tobacco cutter, h. 18 Pleasant Puff James E. boatbuilder, h. Elm Puff Joanna, teacher, bds. 76 W. Seneca. Puff William, clerk, h. W. Buffalo Pugsley Louise, bds. S. E. cor. Buffalo & Quarry Purcell William, bricklayer, h. 26 Fayette Purdy Albert J. (Purdy & Frear) h. 45 W. Green Purdy Ebenezer, h. 36 W. Green PURDY & FREAR, (A. J. Purdy & W. Frear) photographers, 3d floor 40 & 42 E. State Poyneer Sylvanus, moulder, bds. 8 Farm Poyneer William, h. 8 Farm Q. Quick Ardin, brakesman, bds. Cayuga House. Quick Edward, brewer, bds. 69 S. Cayuga Quick Richard, laborer, h. 49 Cascadilla Quigg, Emeline, h. 15 E. Seneca QUIGG JAMES, dry goods & groceries, 32 E. State, h. 17 E. Seneca Quilligan Michael, laborer, h. 99 W. Green Quilligan Simon, laborer, bds. 99 W. Green Quinlivan John, laborer, bds. 117 W. Green. Race John R. boatbuilder, h. 106 W. Buffalo Rader A. L. student, bds. 70 Linn Raiker Henry, cigar maker, bds. Rezeau House Ramsey Charles H. student, bds. 14 E. Green Randall Emillius 0. student, bds. 23 E. Seneca Randolph Charles R. bookbinder, h. 49 W. Seneca Randolph David, mason, h. 66 E. Seneca Randolph Ephraim B. bds. 143 E. State Randolph Frederick P. carpenter, 28 and h. 26 Sears Randolph Hiram F. h. 143 E. State Randolph Isaac, mason, h. 79 N. Aurora Raney John, hostler, Cayuga House Raney Patrick, tanner, h. Fourth n. Adams 92 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Seneca RANKIN GEORGE, crockery, 42 E. State, h. 99 E. Rankin George S. clerk, bds. 99 E. Seneca Rannings, Lafayette, blacksmith, bds. 142 E. Buffalo Rapp Alexander, carpenter, h. 166 N. Aurora Rapp Christian, book binder, h. 170 N. Aurora Rathbun Richard, student, bds. 130 0. P. Raun Edward T. h. N. W. cor. Seneca & Albany Raycroft Catharine widow John, h. 102 Hudson Raymond Charles W- student, bds. 41 E. State Raymond George W. student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Raymond Honry, cigar maker, bds. 31 S. Cayuga Raymond William H. farmer, h. 75 N. Albany Reading Mary, domestic, 24 N. Geneva Reading Thomas, clerk, bds. 7 Fayette Ready Michael, laborer, h. 107 W. Green Reagan Mary, domestic, N. W. cor. Buffalo & Aurora Reardon Daniel, engineer, h. 38 Mechanic Redding Bridget, widow Patrick, h. W. Mill n. Meadow Roed Almeda D- widow Fitch, h. 38 E. Mill. Reed James, carpenter, h. 64 W. Green Reed Joseph (Reed & McCrea) bds. 62 W. Green Reed Levi, laborer, h. Fifth n. Cascadilla Reed Richard, (col'd) porter, bds. 50 S. Plain. Reed Robert, (McCrea & Reed) bds. Clinton House Reed Samuel W. (Covert & Reed) bds. 60 W. Green Reed Thomas, laborer, h. 60 W. Green REED & McCREA, (J. Reed & J. McCrea) meat giarket, 187 W. State Reeves Stephen D. shoemaker, bds. 139 W- Seneca Reeves William E. blacksmith, h. 139 W. Seneca Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, N. E. cor. Seneca & Geneva Reid John, carpenter, h. 53 Pleasant Reilley Kate, domestic, 13 W. Green Reilley Patrick, porter, Tompkins House Reilly Kate, domestic, TompkinsjHouse Rennoy James, cigar maker, h. cor. Mechanic &j Hudson Renny Mary, domestic,/ 98 E. Soneca Renney William; clerk, h. 99 W. Buffalo Renney William H. moulder, bds 99 W. Buffalo ITHACA DIRECTORY. 93 Renwick, Jeffrey J. clerk. 32 E. State, bds. 101 E. State Renwick Robert J. h. 245 N. Aurora Reynolds Humphrey (col'd) (Allen & Reynolds) h. Cascadiha n. Lake Reynolds James S. (J. S. Reynolds & Co.) h. 3 Columbia REYNOLDS J. S. & CO. (J. S. Reynolds & J. B. Lang) machinists, 17 & 19 E. Green Reynolds Lafayette carpenter, h. N. Cayuga n. Tompkins REZEAU, DAVID F. lager beer, 93 E. State, h. same Rezeau Harry G. bds. Rezeau House REZEAU HOUSE, J. 0. Rezeau proprietor, 14 S. Aurora REZEAU JOSEPH 0. proprietor Rezeau House, 14 S. Aurora Rhcerig, F. L. 0. professor Cornell University, bds. 91 E. Buffalo Ribbel Charles, cigar maker, bds. 43 Farm Ribbel Phoebe A. widow Theodore, h. 43 Farm Ribble Ogden, tinsmith, h. 31 S. Corn Ribble Robert, carpenter, h. 84 Spencer Rice Albert, boatman, bds 88 W. Seneca Rice Charles, hostler, Rezeau House Rice Heman, cartman, h. 11 N. Corn Rice Margaret, domestic, 64 E. Seneca Rice Maria & Mary, domestics, at F. C. Cornell's Rice Mary, domestic, Tompkins Rice W- M. J. student, bds. 55 N. U. Rich Elisha, cartman, h. Esty n. Washington Richardson Alexander, (col'd) cook, h. 42 S. Plain Richardson George, (col'd) cook, h. 42 S. Plain Richardson George A. (col'd) cook, Rezeau House Richardson Henry, (col'd) cook, bds. 42 S. Plain Richardson Robert, stonecutter, h. 116 N. Aurora Riddler John, maltster, h. S. Cayuga n. Mechanic Riker Charles F. boatman, bds. cor. Third & Monroe Riker George, cartman, h. 151 W. Green Riker Marcus L. boatman, h. cor. Third & Monroe Riley Ann, domestic, 1 0 1 E. State Ring Hannah M. widow Thomas, h. 48 N. Plain Ring Thomas, student, bds. 48 N. Plain Roat Frederick, carpenter, h. 139 N. Cayuga Robbins Willie, jeweler, bds. 147 N. Aurora 94 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Roberts Elwood W. student, bds. 9 S. U. Roberts Henry H. student, bds. 36 N Geneva ROBERTS HIRAM D. mail stage proprietor, 47 Cascadilla, h. same Roberts Milton J. student, bds. 26 N. Tioga Robertson Andrew J. student, bds. 70 Linn, Robertson Ezra C. student, bds. 22 C. P. Robinson Archibald, boatman, h. 51 Hector Robinson Daniel Capt. speculator, bds. Tompkins House Robinson Horace B. student, bds. 152 N. Tioga Robinson Isaiah, engineer, h. 56 N. Plain Robinson James, fireman, h. 14 Fayette Robinson James, (Day & Robinson) h. J.5 Hudson Robinson Melvin A. ice dealer, N. Aurora n. Fall Creek, h. 46 Pleasant Robson, Herman, carpenter, h. 36 Mechanic Robson J. W. student, bds. 8 Smith Block Rockwell Ira C. h. 26 S. Albany Roe Charles H. student, bds. 60 N. Tioga Roe Nathaniel J. clerk, h. 60f N. Tioga Rcessle Charles M. student, bds*. Clinton House Rogers Alson Jr. student, bds. 104 N. Tioga gents' Rogers N. A. furnishing, 39 E. State, h. same Rood Horace, fireman, bds. Wesley's Hotel Roosa I. P. student, bds. 93 N. Cayuga Root Frank J. student, bds. 34 Linn ROOT HORACE L. sheriff, 8 N. Tioga h. 17 E. Mill Roper Charles, carpenter, h. 43 Linn Roper George, hostler, bds. 21 8. Cayuga Rose George P. silver mining, h. 84 W. Seneca Rose Theodore, reporter, h. 50 S. Albany Rose William, bds. 17 E. Seneca Rosenblatt Leopold G. student, bds. 9 E. Buffalo Rosenquist Aaron M. student, bds. 130 C. P. Ross Ellen, widow James, h. S. W. cor. Auburn & Lewis Ross Sarah J. h. W. State, n. Meadow Ross William E. laborer, h. 97 Hudson Rossiter E. K. student, bds. 127 N. Cayuga Rounseville John J. clerk, h. 100 E. Stale Rowe Charles E. laborer, h. 67 N. Albany ITHACA DIRECTORY. 95 ROWE JEROME, attorney at law, over 27 E. State h. 84 N. Cayuga Rowe Susan, h. 78 N. Geneva Rubin Henry, photographer, bds. 65 S. Cayuga Rumsey Charles, clerk, bds. Tompkins House Rumsey Harrison, farmer, h. Wheat n. Corn Rumsey Jane R. widow David, h. 6 W. Clinton RUMSEY JOHN, hardware & stoves, 68 E. State, bds Clinton House Rundle Joel, carpenter, h. 13 Linn Rundle Nicholas, carpenter, bds. 97 Linn Russell Annie, domestic, 32 N. Aurora Russell Thomas, laborer, h. 52 Geneva Road Russel William C. professor & vice-pres. Cornell Univ. h. 83 E. Seneca Ryder John, h. 63 E. Seneca Ryding Theodore W. patent cooper trusses, bds. 114 W. State Ryerson George, cartman, h. 193 N. Cayuga. Ryerson Harriet, h. 4 Lake ave Ryerson James, cartman, h. Auburn n. Tompkins Ryerson Susan, widow John, h. 193 N. Cayuga Ryerson Thomas, blacksmith, h. Auburn n. Tompkins s. Sabine Joseph F. student, bds. 36 N. Geneva Sabin William W. student, bds. 33 S. Cayuga Sackett Charles W. clerk, bds. 19 E. Seneca Sackett Henry W. student, bds. 19 E. Seneca Sackett John, barkeeper, Rezeau House Sackett Solon P. physician, basement Library Building, h. 19 E. Sen eca Sage Henry, moulder, bds. 98 W. Green Sage James, machinist, h. 98 W. Green Sage White Schuyler, student, bds. 71 N. Aurora Sager Jerome, laborer, bds. 13 Factory Sager Saul, laborer, bds."13 Factory Salisbury Rachael, widow Herman, h. 32 Fayette Salmon Daniel E. student, bds. 10 Linn Saltmarsh George, mason, h. 34 Linn Saltsman Cornelia, widow Nicholas, h. 72 N. Plain Sandborn Wallace M. miller, h. 44 Linn 96 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Sanders Martha E. widow Philip, bds. 7 W. Clinton Sanders William C. clerk, h. 7 W. Clinton Sanderson Timothy, student, bds. 20 Utica Sanford Augustus C. (Sanford Bros) bds.. 9 S. Plain Sanford Charles J. bds. 27 S. Geneva Sanford Luther J. (Sanford Bros) h. 27 S. Geneva Sanford Newton, student, bds. C. P. Sanford Bros. (L J. & A. C. Sanford) variety dealers, 54 E. State Saunders John, (col'd) laborer, 97 W. Clinton Sausman Peter, speculate r, bds. 42 S. Cayuga Savage Dennis, tinner, h. 14 W. Mill Savage Love, widow Jesse, bds. 81 S. Albany Savage Mary, widow Lyman, bds. 150 W. Seneca Savage Orin J. (0. J. Savage & Co.) h. 31 S. Albany SAVAGE 0. J. & CO (0. J. Savage & D. P. Barr) tin & copper smiths, 8 W. State Savercol.Andrew, paper maker, h. 17 Fall Savercol Charles, paper maker, bds. 17 Fall Sawyer Ernest G. student, bds. 33 S. Cayuga Sawyer James L. clerk, 4 Junction, bds. 80 W. Seneca Sawyer Samuel D. (Sawyer & Glenzer) h. 80 W. Seneca SAWYER & GLENZER, (S. D. Sawyer & J. J. Glenzer) groceries and dry goods, 4 Junction Saxton Gilbert, miller, h Linn south of Mill Saxton Gilbert, shoemaker, 99 E. State, h. 30 Linn Saxton James, clerk, bds. 63 N. Aurora Saxton Wheeler, cigar maker, h. aver N. E. cor. State & Aurora Sayers Alonzo, carriage maker, h. cor Jay & Cayuga Sayers Alonzo, carriage maker, bds. 40 S. Plain Sayers Mary J. widow Peter, bds. 40 S. Plain Scanlen Ellen, domestic, 17 E. Seneca Scanlen James, laborer, h. W. Clinton, opp. Corn Scanlen John, laborer, bds. 99 W. Green Scanlon Jerry, laborer, bds. 191 N. Aurora Schaeffer A. professor Charles Cornell University, h. s. w. cor. Seneca and Factory Schenck, Mareella, bds. W. Mill n. Varick Schmidt Christopher, soap maker, bds. 62 Railroad ave ITHACA DIRECTORY. 97 Schneider Peter, cigar maker, bds. 95 N. Geneva School Industrial, 192 W- Seneca, Principal Malvina Higgins Schools (Public) cor. Albany & Mill, and Queen n. Aurora Schoonmaker Frank, spoke maker, bds. Lake n. Fall Creek Schoonmaker James, cartman, h. 125 S. Aurora Schoonmaker William D. h. 58 Hudson Schoonover Raymond, student; bds. 19 N. Aurora Schriver, Adelbert, blacksmith, h. 92 W. Green Schroder Peter, carpenter, h. 13 N. Fulton Schryver Abram, boatman, h. 21 Third :c Schryver Charles H. baker, h. Eddy n. Seneca Schryver Sibley, boatman, bds. 21 Third Schumacher William H. student, bds. 130 E. Buffalo Schutt Susan, widow Peter, h. 132 N. Cayuga Schuyler Charles W. carpenter, h. 16 Washington Schuyler Esther, widow John, h. 16 Washington. Schuyler George AV. (C. B. Curtiss & Co.) h. 103 E. Seneca Schuyler Henry T. B. h. 71 N. Aurora Schuyler James V. R. h. over 7b E. State Schuyler Sage W. student, bds. 72 N. Aurora Scofield Edson H. student, bds. 132 N. Aurora Scott Abram G. carpenter, h. 40 Fourth Scott George, cigar maker, bds. 91 W. Buffalo Scott Isabelle, domestic, 14 W. Green Scott J. B. drover, h. 69 N. Geneva Scott Jane, domestic, 53 N. Aurora Scott James L. ice man, h. 42 Pleasant Scott Lewis, restaurant, basement 9 S: Aurora, bds 143 Hudson Scott Louisa A. bds. 7 N. Aurora Scott Mary, h. 91 W. Buffalo Scptt R. R. blacksmith, h. 137 W. State Scott William, clerk, h. 4 Esty Scott W. Irving, student, bds. 37 S. Cayuga Scribner E. G. widow Edward, h. Fountain Place, E. Buffalo Scutt, William Jr. painter, h. 4 Farm SEAMAN ABRAM M. plane manufacturer, N. Albany n. Cascadilla h. 88 N. Geneva bds.' Seaman Ai G. carpenter, 59 W. Buffalo 98 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Seaman Charles S. liveryman, bds. 59 W. Buffalo Seaman Daniel J. (Seaman's) h. 59 W. Buffalo Seaman George, carpenter, h. 55 Farm Seaman Henry, clockmaker h. N. W- cor. Aurora & Pleasant Seaman James, blacksmith,, h. 34. S. Cayuga SEAMAN WILLIAM, (Seaman & Loveless) policeman, h. 82 W. Green Seaman carpenter, h. 13 Utica SEAMAN'S (D. J. Seaman) livery stables, 12 & 14 W. State Seaman & Loveless, (Wm. Seaman, A. Loveless) boatyard, W. Seneca n. Spencer Searles Ezra, farmer, h. 32 Madison Seeley Philena, bds. 41 W. Seneea Seely John M. engineer, h. 129 W- State Seely Lewis R. h. 11 W. Seneca Seely Orlando, engineer, h. 124 W. Seneca Seely Parmelia, widow Zalmon, bds. 124 W. Seneca Seeiy Thaddeus W. section master, h. 63 W. State Segar Ulysses, tinsmith, bds. 101 E. State Selby Caroline, (col'd) domestic, 70 W- Seneca Selby Henry, (col'd) cook, h. 37 S. Plain SELKREG JOHN H. editor & proprietor, Ithaca Journal, 69 E. State h. 70 E. Buffalo- Selover Abram, painter, 64 N. Tioga Selover Clark, cigar maker, h. 84 W. Green Selover Jane, widow Philip, h. s. e. cor. Aurora & Mill Selover Seymour, cigar maker, bds. do Semon John, shoemaker, bds. 20 Prospect Semon Paschal, cartman, h. 20 Prospect Serviss Garrett P. student, bds. 20 Linn Severn Charles, h. 64 W. State Severn Neltson, bds. 59 W. Buffalo Seward Charles H. student, bds. 12 E. Seneca Sewell Delos, miller, h. S. W. cor. Aurora and King Sexton Hannah, wid. Augustine, bds. 28 S. Geneva Sexton Loren, painter, h. 46 Linn Seybolt, J. F. student, bds. 26 N. Tioga Seymour Edward C. sewing machines, 81 N. Cayuga, h. same ITHACA DIRECTORY. 99 - , , Shackelford Joel W. student, bds. 21 E. Seneca Shackford 0. C. professor Cornell University, bds. 108 0. P. Shackford Mattie and Lucy, bds S. E. cor. Buffalo & Quarry Shafer William, student, bds. 37 Cascadilla Shaffer Alice, teacher, h. 41 W. Seneca Shanahan Mary, cook, Clinton House Shangle James N. h. 68 W. Seneca wid. Shannon , h. 54 E. Buffalo Sharp Milo C. student, bds. 13 Linn Shaw Ada, domestic, 35 Factory Shaw Adaline (col'd) domestic, 32 N. Albany Shaw Almira, wid. Jefferson, bds. 48 N. Plain Shaw Anning 0. blacksmith, h. 38 Prospect Shaw Austin F. Student, bds. U. G. Shaw Catherine (col'd) wid. John, washerwoman, h. 79 N. Albany Shaw Elizabeth, domestic, 71 N. Aurora Shaw Hannah, wid. Jonathan, h. 67 W. Green Shaw "Henry, engineer, h. 71 S. Cayuga Shaw John G. laborer, h. 142 E. Buffalo Shaw Joshua, farmer, h. Auburn n. Tompkins Shaw Joshua, laborer, h. 64 S. Cayuga Shaw Margaret, wid. Thomas, h. rear 67 S. Cayuga Shaw Sarah, domestic, 8 N. Geneva Shaw Thomas, carter, bds. rear 67 S. Cayuga Shaw William H. boatman, h. 16 W. Clinton Shear Byron E. student, bds. 67 N. Aurora Sheffer Edward C. carpenter, h. 154 N. Cayuga Sheldon Fannie, music teacher, bds. 56 Prospect Sheldon Jones P. (Sheldon & Shirley) h. 82 Linn SHELDON & SHIRLEY (J. P. Sheldon, A. Shirley) livery stables, Seneca n. Aurora Shelley Daniel, student, bds. 134 N. Cayuga Shepard Eugene F. clerk, bds. 36 Lake ave Shepard Fremont 0. clerk 57 E. State, bds. 61 W. Buffalo Shepard Maria, widow Peter, h. 90 Hudson Shepard Mary, widow Elizur, h. 79 E. Seneca Shepard Moses, (Shepard's) h. 36 Lake ave. Shepard Ralph, Salesman, h. 94 N. Aurora 100 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Shepard William, shoemaker, h. 95 Hudson Shepard William, steward, h. N. E. cor. Madison & First SHEPARD'S, grocery, 14 N. Aurora Shepherd Charlotte, widow Orin, h. 61 W. Buffalo Shepherd Ezra H. ongineer, h. 16 First Shepherd George, carriage trimmer, h. Queen n. Tioga Sheppard George S. student, bds. 92 E. Buffalo Sheridan Page, cooper, h. 73 S. Cayuga Sherley Joseph, mason, h. 42 Wheat SHERMAN, GEORGE W. carpenter, Eddy n. Buffalo, h. same Sherman William, student, bds. HON. Tioga Sherwood Archibald, bds. Williams n. Eddy Sherwood Charles R. (Sherwood & VanKirk) h. 2 First. Sherwood Moses, laborer, bds. 30 Junction Sherwood Samuel P. h. 69 S. Cayuga Sherwood Sobrina, widow h. William n. Eddy SHERWOOD & VAVKIRK, (C. R. Sherwood, J. C. VanKirk) gents' furnishing, 49 E. State Shirley Atwood, (Sheldon & Shirley) n. 113 E. State Shirley Isaac A. cartman, h. 103 E. State Shirley Palmer, painter, bds. 26 E. State Shoemaker M. M. student, bds. 55 N. U. Shores Samuel, fireman, h. Varick n. Mill Shotwell Murray A. student, bds. 62 E. Mill SHRIMPTON CHARLES J. Rev. pastor First Baptist Church, h. 5 E. Seneca Shufeldt Robert W. student, bds. 63 E. Seneca Shultz Marks, cigar maker, bds. 64 Cascadilla Sigler James, engineer, h. N. E. cor. Madison & Second Sigler Richard B. (Thomas & Sigler) h. Geneva n. Cascadilla Silk James, miller, h. 117 E. State Silk Margaret, domestic, 37 N. Tioga Sill Cyrus B. (Miller & Sill) bds. 10 Utica Simonds Fred. W. student, bds. 67 N. Aurora Simons Lydia, (col'd) domestic, 20 N. Cayuga Simpson Edwin, h. 1 8 E. State Simpson Elizabeth, widow Alexander, h. 56 Prospect Emeline,' Simpson h. 1 88 W. Mill 9851 ITHACA DIRECTORY. 101 SIMPSON GEORGE F. proprietor Alhambra House, 18 E. State Simpson Robert Jr. student, bds. 0. P. Sincepaugh Alvin, cartman, bds. 105 E. State Sincepaugh DeWitt, cartman, bds. 105 E. State Sincepaugh George I. cartman, h. 8 Hudson Sincepaugh Harriet, domestic, 17 N. Aurora Sincepaugh John, cartman, h. 46 Prospect. Sincepaugh Jonah, cartman, h. 1 05 E. State Sinclair Thomas, bds. 31 Railroad ave Sinspaugh James, h. 21 Fall Sisson Philip F. (P. F. Sisson & Co.) h. 71 W. State SISSON P. F. & CO, (P. F. Sisson, W. L. Bostwick, R. B. Williams) planing mills, S. Brindley n. Junction Skelley Ann, domestic. 57 N. Geneva Skidmore John, painter, bds. 34 W. Green Skinner John W. carpenter, h. 8 N. Corn Slater Elva, bds. 18 W. Seneca Slattery Dennis, laborer, bds. 117 W. Green Sloan Humphrey H. student, bds. U. G. Slocum Charles H. (Kennedy & Slocum) h. 84 E. State Slocum Eugene, clerk, bds. 1 24 N. Cayuga Sloughter Casper, (H. & C. Sloughter) h. 95 W. Green Sloughter Henry, (H. & C. Sloughter) h. 95 W. Green SLOUGHTER H. & 0. (Henry & Casper) shoemakers, Junction n. Seneca. Small George, student, bds. 16 Pleasant Smiley George M. mail agent, h. 20 Second Smith Abram A. student, bds. 10 S. U. Smith Albert E. boatman, h. First n. Cascadilla Creek Smith Alexander, livery stables, 21 S. Cayuga, h. 11 W. Buffalo Smith Amanda, bds. 77 N. Geneva SMITH AMOS livery stables, 10 S. Aurora, h. 3 Giles Smith Ann M. widow Samuel W. h. 31 N. Geneva Smith B. Hermon, supt. Cornell Univ. Press, h. Free Hollow Smith Caroline (col'd) domestic, 1 10 E. Seneca Smith Charles, carpenter, h. 88 S. Aurora Smith Charles A. student, bds. 103 Hudson Smith Charles A. cartman, h. 19 W. Mill 102 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Smith Charles 0. (col'd) cook, h. 74 S. Cayuga. Smith Char.es W. farmer, h. 133 Hudson Smith Clarence L. student, bds. 48 W. Seneca Smith Clinton, student, bds. 64 W. Buffalo Smith Clinton DeW. student, bds. 36 W- State Smith Edwin F. shoemaker, 8 Linn Smith Ella, (col'd) domestic, Esty n. Washington Smith Eli H. cartman, Smith Elizabeth, widow Abraham, bds. 32 Madison Smith Frank P. student, bds. 38 N. U. Smith Gabriel, cartman, h. 17 W. Mill Smith George, shoemaker, h. 27 Linn Smith George H. (col'd) barber, bds. 74 S. Cayuga Smith Harrison, cartman, h. Sears n. E. Mill Smith Helen, domestic, 7 Linn Smith Henry, cartman, h. 47 N. Albany Smith Horace E. cartman, h. 3 Tompkins, Smith Horace 1. real estate dealer, h. 32 S. Albany SMITH JAMES F. basket manufacturer, N. E. cor. Aurora and Tompkins, h. same Smith Jeremy, real estate, 44 Linn, h. same Smith John B. cartman, h. 49 Cascadilla Smith John F. (col'd) porter, bds. 108 W. Green SMITH JOHN G. billiard saloon, Clinton Halt, 1 N. Cayuga, bds. 17 W. Mill Smith John R. student, bds. 31 N. Geneva Smith John U. cigar maker, h 14 N. Meadow Smith Kate, domestic, 34 W. Green Smith Levi, (col'd) coachman, h. 28 Third Smith Lillie, widow Alexander, bds. 17 W. Mill Smith Loren P. student, bds. 36 W. State Smith Lucius, carpenter, bds. 62 Esty Smith Luther, bds. 102 S. Aurora Smith Maria, (col'd) cook, bds. 108 W. Green Smith widow 6 Mary Helen, , Wheat Smith Matilda, (col'd) widow John, h. 108 W. Graen Smith Philemon, engineer, h. 62 Esty Smith Samuel, h. 47 Farm. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 103 Smith Sidney, miller, bds. Lake n. Fall Creek Smith Simeon, student, bds. 44 Linn SMITH STANLEY G. student, bds. 27 E. Buffalo Smith Susan, domestic, 14 W. Green Smith William H. brakesman, h. cor Second & Hancock Smith William H. student, bds. 44 Linn Smith William M, general agent, h 91 N. Aurora Smith William N. student, bds. 8 C. P. Smith William 0. shoemaker, bds. 84 S. Aurora Smith Wilmot M. student, bds. 60 N. Tioga Snaith, John, carpenter, h. 144 N. Tioga Sneden Moses B. (Sneden & Hening) h. 34 Cascadilla SNEDEN & HENING, (M. P. Sneden, J. Hening) roofers 48 E. State Snow Elsie & Emma, bds. 28 N. Aurora Snow Frank F. mason, h. over 41 E. State Snow Jessie & Mary, bds. 18 W. Seneca Snow Phcebe E. h. 86 Linn Snow William, student, bds 12 Columbia Snyder Sarah, widow John, h. Ill W. Seneca Snyder William S. h. 43 S. Geneva Solinski Joseph, pedlar, h. 65 S. Cayuga Soulby Charles W. student, bds. 94 N. Aurora Southard James, student, bds. 132 N. Cayuga Southard Nancy, widow Lewis, h. 13 W. Buffalo Spaulding Betsey, widow James, h. First n. Monroe Spaulding Edgar L. (Jarvis, Young & Co.) h. Elm SPAULDING HENRY, merchant tailor, over 5 N. Tioga, h. 56 N. Aurora Spaulding Orlando, carpenter, h. 88 N. Plain Spear Richard, bill poster, h. 1 0 S. Plain Spence John, cigar maker, bds. 61 W. Buffalo Spence William, cartman, h. 26 Linn SPENCER ANSON, (Spencer & Williams) h. 94 E. Buffalo Spencer David, boatbuilder, bds. 26 Junction Spencer Helen M. widow Nathan, bds. 91 E. Buffalo Spencer James M. h. 29 W. Green. Spencer Melissa, widow David, h. 59 N. Tioga 104 ITHACA DIRECTORY. SPENCER SPENCE, books, stationery and wall paper, 7 N. Tioga, h. 41 Hudson SPENCER & WILLIAMS, (A. Spencer, B. R. Williams) news room stationery, and proprietors Ithaca Democrat, 12 N. Aurora Spofford Charles A. student, bds. 10 E. Green SPRAGUE JOSEPH B. h. S. Albany and Titus ave. Sprague Henry L. student, bds. 71 E. Seneca Squires B. W. clerk, h. 12 Pleasant Squires Jerome M. salesman, h. 121 E. Buffalo Stack Edward, gardener, h. 2 Linn Starkweather Asher, carpenter, bds. 25 Third Staley John, boatbuilder, h. 90 Spencer STAMP ABIAL, (Holmes & Stamp) Tompkins House Standard Albert C. student, bds. 48 N. Aurora Standart Needham, bds. 68 W. Buffalo STANLEY CHARLES M. boots and shoes, 14 E. State h. 77 W. Seneca Stanton Theodore, bds. 9 E. Buffalo student, Stanyon James H. (Clapp, Syke & Stanyon) h. 2 Pleasant Stark William, farmer, h. Geneva road Starkins John, carpenter h. 87 Linn Starr George,.well driver, h. 43 N. Meadow Starr Samuel F. horticulturist, h. 12 Columbia Starr Willard D. painter, h. 69 Esty Stebbins Alford professor Cornell University, h. Lake near Fall Creek Steele Walter 0. blacksmith, h. Elm Steele William M. horticulturist, h. Elm Steenburg P. S. bds. 76 N. Cayuga Steers Mollie, bds. S. E. cor. Buffalo & Quarry Steinburgh Cornelius H. farmer, h. 116 N. Aurora Stephens Clements T. clerk, bds. S. Aurora opp. No. 127 Stephens Frederick, hostler, S. Albany and Titus ave. Stephens Fred P. student, bds. S. Aurora opposite No. 127 Stephens Hannah, widow James, h. N. Westport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops Stephens Jesse, marble cutter, h. Cascadilla near Third Stephens John L. marble yard, N. W. cor. State and Corn h. 4 N. Corn ITHACA DIRECTORY. 105 Stephens Mary, (Terrill & Stephens) h. over 27 E. State STEPHENS PHILIP, meat market, 8 E. State h. S. Aurora oppo site No. 127 Stephens Thomas J. marble yard, 45 E. Seneca h. same Stephens William H. mason, h. 50 S. Aurora ptevens Abram, carpenter, h. 53 Second SteveDs Catharine, widow Charles, h. 2 N. Meadow Stevens Charles, laborer, bds. 145 W. Buffalo Stevens Cornelius K. bookkeeper, bds. 36 W. State Stevens Egbert, laborer, h. 145 W. Buffalo Stevens Frank, cooper, bds. 63 Linn Stevens Frank S. student, bds. 45 C. P. Stevens Henry, student, bds. 34 Linn STEVENS HENRY, restaurant, basement Clinton Block N. Cayuga h. Fourth near Cascadilla Stevens Luthur, cooper, h. 63 Linn Stevenson Jane, domestic, 64 N. Tioga Stevenson Lida, bds. 62 E. Mill Stewart David B. (D. B. Stewart & Co.) h. 13 Hudson STEWART HENRY, coignet artificial stone, 114 E. Buffalo h. same W.' Stewart Henry, (col'd) tanner, h. 83 Green Stewart Henry L. student, bds. 114 E. Buffalo Stewart James F. dentist, over 9 N. Tioga h. same STEWART D. B. & CO. (D. B. Stewart, C. W. Manchester) grocers and cigar manufacturers, 7 E State StJohn Thomas P. (StJohn & Hungerford) h. 37 N. Tioga StJOHN & HUNGERFORD, (T. P. StJohn & A. N. Hungerford) geneial insurance agents, N. W. cor. State and Cayuga Stoddard Edward, leather, wool and insurance agent, 6 S. Aurora h. 19 Hudson Stoddard James, student, bds. 48 N. Plain STODDARD SAMUEL, tannery, 18, 20, & 22 S. Aurora, h. 35 Prospect Stoddard William W. clerk, bds. 35 Prospect Stolp Myron G. chimes master, Cornell University, bds. 28 S. U. Stompy Joseph, tanner, bds. Washington n. W. Buffalo Stone John L. student, bds. 132 N. Cayuga Stone Winfield S. student, bds. 16 Pleasant 106 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Storms, John B. marble cutter bds 89 Linn. bds. 38 N. Tioga Storms, ,Thomas, N. Storms William J. sec'y Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. h. 38 Tioga Stover Charles, student, bds. 68 N. Aurora Stowell Calvin D. bookkeeper, bds. 52 N. Cayuga Stowell John C. (Wilgus Bros. & Co.) h. 52 N. Cayuga Stratton Joanna, widow John, h. 30 Spencer Straussman Henry M. (P. A. Straussman & Bro) bds Tompkins House Straussman Pincus A. (P. A. Straussman &|Bro.) h. Middletown N. Y. Straussman P. A. & Bro. (P. A. & H. M. Straussman) "Eagle Cloth ing Store," 28 E. State Stringer George, machinist, h. 44 Marshall Stringer Mary & Jennie, h. 100 E. State Strong Cyrus, (Strong, Hull & Co.) h. Binghamton Strong Cyrus Jr. (Strong, Hull & Co.) h. 23 N. Geneva Strong Or^a, wid. bds. 3 Fountain Place, E. Buffalo Strong, Hull & Co. (C. Strong, C. Strong Jr., A. M. Hull) flour and feed mills, Lake & Fall Strowbridge Jotin W. teacher, bds. 80 W. State Struble Daniel, general music, 21 W. State, h. 50 S. Geneva Sturgess Chauncey, agent, bds. Monroe n. Second Sturgess Willis M. student, bds. 96 E. Seneca Sugerman Jacob, clothing, 63 E. State, h. 55 S. Cayuga Sullivan Ann, domestic, 49 W. Buffalo Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. 60 N. Albany Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. Wheat n. Corn Sullivan Edward, laborer, h. Eddy opp. Buffalo Sullivan Ellen, wid. Patrick, bds. 99 W. Clinton Sullivan Margaret, wid. John, bds. 99 W. Clinton Sullivan William, carpenter, h. 36 Fayette Sullivan William M. tinsmith, h. Willow ave & Tompkins Sutherland George, brakeman, bds. Cayuga House Sutor John T. student, bds 22 E. Mill Sutthin William B. student, bds. 98 E. Seneca S. T. hair SUZEY dealer, 2d floor, over N. E. cor. State & Tioga, h. same Swan Isabella, bds. 8. Albany & Titus ave Swansbrough Charles, hostler, bds. 32 Columbia ITHACA DIRECTORY. 107 Swansbrough Edward, laborer, bds. 32 Columbia Swansbrough, George, hostler, bds. 32 Columbia Swansbrough William, cartman, h. 32 Columbia Swartout Nathaniel, cartman, h. 137 N. Aurora Mill' Swartwood Alonzo, engineer, h. 96 W. Swaty AVlastimel, student, bds. 12 N. Cayuga Sweet Charles F. student, bds. Love Building Sweet Cornelius, cartman, h. 14 First Sweet Frank H. student, bds. Love Building Sweazey Charles H. boatbuilder, h. 16 Pleasant Sweeting William, student, bds. 121 N. Cayuga Sweetman David, shoemaker, over 16 N. Aurora, h. Linn S. of Mill Swift Ellen, wid. George, bds. 30 S. Plain SYDNEY EDWIN, music, 12 E. Mill, h. same Sykes John H. (Clapp, Sykes & Stanyon) h. 97+ W. State Seybolt J. F. student, bds. 8 Love Building T. Taber Benjamin F. boatyard, S. E. cor. Spencer & Seneca, h. 65 W. Seneca Taber Cassius N. boatbuilder, bds 65 W. Seneca Taber Charles L. boatbuilder, h. S. W. cor. N. Corn & Buffalo TABER CURTIS, boatyard, Spencer n. Seneca, h. 44 N. Plain Taber Fred C. clerk, bds. 65 W. Seneca Taber Jeduthan, bds. 44 N. Plain Taber John, carpenter, h. W. Mill opp. Gas Works Taber Mary A. wid. Benjamin, h. 53 W. State Taber Ransford C. clerk, 74 E. State, bds. 44 N. Plain Taggart Ernest C. student, bds. C. P. Tannahill Matthew, (Macumber & Tannahill) h. New York City Tanner John, carpenter, bds. 90 N. Aurora TAPPENDEN GEORGE A. shoemaker, over 5 N. Tioga, h. 22 Madison. Tarbell Daniel, student, bds. 9-W- Buffalo Tarbell Doctor, county clerk, 8.N. Tioga, h. 9 W. Buffalo TAYLEURE CHARLE8, harness maker 16 W. State, h. same Taylor Charles H. student, bds. 93 N. Geneva TAYLOR GEORGE H. tailor, over 57 & 59 E. State, h. same 108 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Taylor James B. h. E. Buffalo n. No. 142 Taylor Reuben K. painter, bds. 65 Pleasant Taylor Simeon, watchman, h. 108 W. Buffalo Taylor William D. shoemaler, h. 93 N. Geneva n. Taylor , , h. Fayette W. Green Teed, Jerome B. harness maker, h. 13 Varick Teed John H. painter, h. 115 E. State Teeter Eliza, domestic, 17 E. Mill Teeter Emma, bds. 50 W. State TELEGRAPH OFFICE, (WESTERN UNION) over 74 E. State Temple William B. carpenter, h. 144 N. Tioga Terrill Allen, mason, h. 78 N. Plain Terrill Eleanor, domestic, 67 W. Buffalo Terrill Eliza, (Terrill & Stephens) h. over 27 E. State Terrill James, marble cutter, bds. 78 N. Plain Terrill & Stephens, (E. Terrill, M. Stephens) dressmakers, over 27 E. State Terwilliger Amzi cartman, h. Linn n. Tompkins Terwilliger Edward, mason, h. Linn n. Tompkins Terwilliger Harrison, cartman, h. 82 Spencer Terwilliger Ira, laborer, h. Westport opp. D. L. & W. R. R. machine shops Terwilliger John, cartman, h. 70 Linn Terwilliger Rhoda, widow Isaac, h. 144 W. Seneca Terwilliger AVilliam, h. 30 Junction Terry Ebenezer, h. 67 N. Geneva Terry Fennimore C. clerk, bds. 18 W. Buffalo Terry George E. miller, h. 107 E State Terry John B. carpenter, h. 1,9 N. Aurora Terry Octavia, wid. Jacob, h. 18 W. Buffalo TERRY 0. D. harness maker, 90 E. State, h. same Terry Vernon J. painter, h. 27 E Buffalo Thatcher Susan, domestic, 9 W. Buffalo Thayer Austin P. turner, h. 34 Utica Thayer Emeline H. wid Seth, h. 65 Linn Thomas Albert, laborer, bds 96 N. Albany Thomas Charles, painter, bds. Washington n. Buffalo Thomas George W. cabinet maker, h. 96 N. Albany ITHACA DIRECTORY. 109 Thomas George W. (Thomas & Sigler,) h. 96 N. Albany Thomas James, bds. 96 N. Albany THOMAS JAMES, meat market, S. W. cor. N. Cayuga and Casca dilla h. 2 Auburn THOMAS MARIA C. boarding, h. S. W. cor. Auburn and Tompkins Thomas Myron, carpenter, bds. 96 N. Albany Thomas Seymour P. student, bds. 114 E. Buffalo Thomas AVilliam, carpenter, bds. 4 Farm Thomas William, carpenter, bds. 10 E. Seneca THOMAS & SIGLER, (G. W. Thomas & R. B. Sigler) groceries, S. W. cor. Cayuga and Cascadilla Thompson Delia, bds. 1 W. Clinton Thompson E. H. printer, bds. 23 W. State Thompson Ellis D. student, bds. 3 Linn Thompson George/ (Millspaugh & Thompson) bds. 54 N. Aurora Thompson George R. student, bds. 48 N. Plain Thompson Horace; carpenter, h. 147 N. Cayuga Thompson James A. student, bds. 72 W. Green Thompson Jennie, domestic, Tompkins House Thompson Maria, (col'd) domestic, 27 W. Clinton Thompson Mary J. widow T. C, h. 30 E. Buffalo Thompson Mary and Rosa, h. 34 N. Albany Thompson Richard W. (col'd) barber over 46 E. State h. N. W. cor. Esty and Albany THOMPSON SEWALL D. proprietor Clinton House h. 16 N. Ge neva Thompson Sewall D. Jr. clerk, Clinton House Thompson Samuel, 'bds. 56 N. Geneva Thompson Samuel, (col'd) cook, h. 1 1 Wheat Thompson Thaddeus, machinist, h. 56 N. Geneva Thompson W- J. student, bds. C. P. Thompson William, (col'd) porter, h. 110 W. Green Thompson Wesley, harness maker bds. 122 N. Aurora Thompson William P. student, bds. 135 E. Buffalo. Tibbetts Frank, student, bds. 9, W. Buffalo Tice Henry, agent, bds. N. W. cor. Utica and Tompkins Tichenor Edwin S. clockmaker, h. 114 E. Seneca TICHENOR ZENAS, flour and feed, 11 E. State h. 87 E. Seneca HO ITHACA DIRECTORY. Tichenor James H. telegraph operator Ithaca & Athens R. R. depot h. 7 AV. Buffalo Tier Lewis, student, bds. 26 N. Tioga Tifft Henry S. student, bds. 65 N. Geneva Tilley George A. student, bds. 17 E. Buffalo Tillotson Daniel T. h. 36 S. Cayuga Tillotson Henry B. clerk, 62 E. State TILLOTSON HENRY N. groceries, 31 E. State bds. 36 S. Cayuga Tillson Helen, domestic, 114 W. State Tilton Edward, mariner, h. 18 Lake ave. Tinning Alden R. student, bds. 79 E. Seneca Tisdel Bethuel I. clockmaker, h. 90 Linn Tisdeh Saniuel, clockmaker, h. 88 Linn Titus Annie, bds. 41 W. Seneca Titus Charles M. president Geneva & Ithaca R. R. Co. 3 Clinton Block N. Cayuga h. S. W cor. State and Albany Tobie Francis A. printer, h. 91 Linn Todd Byron, salesman, bds. 80 N. Tioga Todd Joseph B. farmer, h. Second near Hancock Todd Sereno E. student, bds. 22 S. U. Todd Wilbur M. clerk, bds Second near Hancock Tolles Chauncey C. h. 112 E. State Tomlinson Frank C. student, bds. 89 C. P. Tompkins Alonzo, brakesman, h. 15f> W. Seneca Tompkins Bradford, cartman, h. 40 S. Cayuga TOMPKINS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, E. State near Tioga Tompkins Daniel J. student, bds. 101 E. State TOMPKINS HOUSE, (Holmes & Stamp proprietors) N. W. cor. Aurora and ^Seneca Tompkins John H. student, bds. 62 N. Tioga Tompkins John M. (Tompkins Bro's) h. 70 Hector Tompkins Joseph A. (Tompkins Bro's) h. 70 Hector Tompkins William, engineer, h. 95 W. State Tompkins William, shoemaker, h. 64 Linn TOMPKINS (J. M. & J. A. BRO'S, Tompkins) groceries 185 W- State Tompson James, painter, h. 22 Pleasant Tompson John, painter, bds. 22 Pleasant ITHACA DIRECTORY. Ill Toomey Joanna, domestic, 68 W. Buffalo Tooney Timothy, laborer, cor. Hancock and Fourth Torrey Elijah B. (Manning & Torrey) h. 3 W. Clinton Touhey Bridget, domestic, 16 S. Geneva Touney Mary, domestic, 94 N. Cayuga Tourtellot Charles S. (Farrand, Tourtellot & Babcock) h. Inlet road Tourtellot Mary, widow Jeremiah, h. 9 E. Seneca Townley Henry, cigar maker, bds. 19 N. Aurora Townley Sarah, widow John, h. 57 N. Aurora Townsend Abram R. clerk, bds. 62 N. Geneva Townsend Alexander, (Fillingham, Townsend & Brush) h. 21 Colum bia Townsend George, porter, Clinton House Townsend Uriah, butcher, h. 56 N. Tioga Trainer Mary, domestic, N. W. cor. Seneca and Geneva Trapp Luman, carriage maker, h. 41 E. Mill Trask Harry, steam fitter, bds. C. P. Travis Dudley, patent right, solicitor, h. Linn near Tompkins Travis AVilliam H. student, bds. Linn near Tompkins Tree Edward, laborer, h. 223 N. Aurora Tree Edward, Jr. paper maker, h. 8. E. cor. Aurora and Railroad ave. Treman E. M clerk, bds. 28 N. Geneva Treman Elias, (Treman, King & Co.) (Treman, Valentine & Green) h. 24 VV. Buffalo Treman Layayette L. (Treman, King & Co.) (Treman & Brothers Treman, Valentine & Green) h. 28 N. Geneva Treman Leonard, (Treman & Brothers, Treman, King & Co.) h. 16 S. Geneva widow h. 6 S. Geneva Treman Mary, , TREMAM & BROTHERS, (L., L. L. & E. Treman) metal merchants 11 S. Cayuga TREMAN, KING & CO. (L. Treman, L. L. Treman, E. Treman & L. R. King) hardware, 1 and 3 E. State TREMAN, VALENTINE & GREEN, (L. L. Treman, W. F. Valen tine & H. D. Green) machinists, 11 S. Cayuga Trembly Joel, hackman, bds. 80 N. Tioga Trench Edwin, harness maker, bds. 96 N. Tioga Trench James, pattern maker, h. 96 N. Tioga 112 ITHACA DIRECTOHY. bds.' Trench John, turner, 138 E. State Trench Maria, h. 31 Railroad ave. Trickey Matthew M. student, bds. 10 E. State Tripp Delmer, bookkeeper, bds. Elm Tripp Francis W. blacksmith, W. Seneca near Spencer h. Elm Truckswell Eugene, machinist, bds. University near Fall Creek True Charles, boatman, bds. 231 N. Tioga True George, engineer, h. 25 S. Plain True Martha, widow Charles, h. 21 Third True William, boatman bds. 21 Third Trusdale Wesley D. boatman, h. 135 W. State Tryon Stephen, bds. N. Westport opposite D. L. & AV. R. R. machine shops Tubbs Allen, laborer, h. N. AVestport opposite D. L. & W. R. R. Tucker Frederick D. horticulturist, h. N. E. cor. Factory and State Tucker Joseph, carriage maker, h. 54 W. State Tucker Mattie E. widow Amos, h. 134 N. Cayuga Turner Avery, student, bds. 10 E. State Turner Ebeneezer T. h. 13 E. Seneca 604- Turner George B student, bds. N. Tioga Turrell William 0. printer, bds. Forest City House Tuthill Emmet C. bookkeeper, h. 43 Lake ave. Tuttle John, laborer, h. near N. Westport opposite D. L. & AV. R. R. machine shops Twist Alpheus, proprietor Forest City House, 41 and 43 S. Cayuga Twist widow bds. 47 Sallie, , Esty TT. Uhl Charles, student, bds. 92 E. Buffalo Ultz Ann, h. 125 W. State Unitarian (First) Church, Buffalo near Aurora, (services in Library Building until completion of the church UNITED STATES & AMERICAN MERCHANTS' UNION EX PRESS COMPANY, Clinton Block, N. Cayuga Upham George B. student, bds. 8 Smith Block Upham James D. student, bds. 8 Smith Block Updyke James. Blacksmith bds. 32 Madison Updyke Stella, domestic, 48 W. Seneca ITHACA DIRECTORY. 113 V. Vail Phcebe, widow William, bds. 38 S. Geneva Valentine Harriet, widow Henry, h. 26 Tompkins Valentine Warren F. (Treman, Valentine & Green) h. head E. State Van Aken Bondewine, mason, h. Tompkins near Tioga Van Aken Cornelius D. carpenter, h. Tompkins near Tioga Van Alstyne Albert A. student, bds. 18 E. Green Van Auken M. W. student, bds. 100 N. Aurora Van Buskirk Peter W. farmer, h. 86 E. Seneca Vance Vivian, tinner, 10 Junction, h. 2 Esty Van Cleef Alexander M. h. 63 E. Mill Van Cleef Charles E. student, bds. 63 E. Mill Van Cleef Mynderse, student, bds. 63 E. Mill Van de Carr John E. student, bds. 106 N. Tioga Vanderhoff James, moulder, bds. N. Cayuga opp. Fair Grounds Vanderpool Robert A. cartman, h. Pleasant near Aurora Vandeveer Cornelius, laborer, h. 24 Railroad Ave. Vandewater George R. student, bds. 26 Farm Van Droff George, caulker, h. 139 W. Green Van Droff Moses (Van Droff & Burling) h. 149 W. Green Van Droff Thomas, boatman, h. 149 W. Green Van Droff & Burling (M. Van Droff, W. Burling) billiards 164 AV. Seneca Van Gelder Annie E. widow Arfred, bds. 7 S. Plain Van Gelder T. R. lumber and grain, Junction n. Brindley, h. Danby Van Houten Aaron, carpenter, h. 158 W. Seneca Van Houten John R. boatman, bds. 158 W. Seneca Van Houten Willard, paper maker, h. 45 Wheat Van Houten William P. carpenter, h. 85 N. Geneva Van Houter John, laborer, h. N. Westport opposite D., L. & W. R. R machine shops Van Houter Peter (Howland & Van Houter) h. 62 S. Aurora Van Houter William, boatbuilder, h. N. side Buffalo n. Washington Van Kirk Enoch, h. Parker near Seneca VAN KIRK ERON C. life and fire insurance agent, room 4 over 60 E. State, h. 95 N. Cayuga Van Kirk Harriet P. physician, 12 W. Seneca, bds. same 1 14 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Van Kirk Ira S. h. 12 W. Seneca Van Kirk John C. (Sherwood & Van Kirk) bds. 9 Parker Van Kleek William H. mason, h. 69 Esty Van Natter William, clerk, bds. 101 E. State Van Order Abram, bartender, bds. 1 N. Cayuga Van Order Abram (Van Order & Son) h. 27 Third Van Order Catharine, h. 152 N. Tioga Van Order Charles G. carpenter, E. Mill near Linn, h. 136 N. Tioga Van Order Cornelius, boiler maker, h. N. W. cor. Tioga & Lewis Van Order Effie, bds. 207 N. Tioga Van Order Elizabeth, widow Samuel, h. 48 Geneva road Van Order Franklin, boat yard, Brindley n. Seneea, h. 10 Monroe Van Order John, laborer, bds. 48 Geneva road Van Order James, policeman, 48 Geneva road Van Order Linn (Van Order & Son) h. 27 Third Van Order Peter, machinist, h. Utica near Lewis Van Order Thomas, carpenter, h. Second near Hancock Van Order & Son (Abram & Linn Van Order) boat yard, Inlet opp. D., L. & W. R. R. engine house Van Orman Eliza, widow John, h. 69 W. Green Van Orman George, photographer, bds. 96 N. Cayuga Van Orman Jared, bds. 92 W. Green Van Orman Robert, pedlar, h. 96 N. Cayuga Van Orman Thomas, carpenter, bds. 150 N. Cayuga Van Ostrand Abram (Gregg, Van Ostrand & Drake) h. Newfield Van Ostrand William H. salesman, h. 72 N. Aurora Van Valkenburgh Mills, attorney-at-law and County Judge, office 8 and h. 92 N. Tioga VAN VOORHIS K. S. mason, 26 Farm, h. same Van Wagener H. W. student, bds. 0. P. Van Zoile Ambrose, laborer, h. 51 Wheat Vanzoil John, laborer, h. 188 W. Seneca Varker Sarah, domestic, 57 Hudson Varney Mary, widow Isaac, h. 41 W. Seneca Vernon Margaret, domestic, 28 N. Geneva Vinal Kate Burt, h. 82 N. Aurora Visscher Deborah, bds. 89 E. Buffalo Visscher Gazena, bds. 89 E. Buffalo. ITHACA DIRECTORY. 115 Vosburgh Samuel L. jeweler, 34 E. State bds. Clinton House Vose Nettie, bds. 51 Farm w. Wager Egbert, student, bds. 7 "N. Plain Wagner Carrie, domestic, 102 E. State Wagner Josephine, domestic, over 1 0 N. Aurora Wagner Phoebe, h. S. E. cor. Washington and Esty Wagner carriage near Fall Creek , maker, bds. University Wagoner Alonzo B. (McKinney & Wagoner) bds. 9 W. Buffalo Wagoner Carrie, domestic, S. W. cor..Albany and Green Wagoner Marquis, carriage maker, h. 15 Utica Wagoner Rose, domestic, 116 E. Seneca Wait L. A. professor Cornell University, bds. 100 C. P. AValker E. G. harness maker, bds. 122 N. Aurora Walker Jane, widow Peter, h. 9 Tompkins Walker John S. student, bds. 1 Smith Block Wall Michael, shoemaker, bds. W. side S. Aurora near Mechanic WALL PATRICK, boots and shoes, 8 S. Aurora h. W. side Aurora near Mechanic Wallace Joseph, cartman, h. 6 N. Brindley Wallen Andrew, laborer, bds. 13 Factory State" Waller John E. student, bds. 63 W. Walpole Kate, domestic, 42 AV. State Walsh Charles A. (Morgan & Walsh) h. 22 S. Geneva Walsh Vincent S. student, bds. 56 Prospect Walter Horace, student, bds. 17 Cascadilla Wanzer Charles I. carpenter, h. 121 N. Cayuga Wanzer Daniel H. groceries, 3 N. Aurora h. 11 S. Plain Ward Margaret, domestic, Clinton House Warner John D. student, bds. 101 E. State Warner Milan P. student, Cornell University Warner Seth, constable, h. 54 W. State WARREN HORACE, groceries, N. E. cor. State and Corn h. 14 W. Mill Warren John B. blacksmith, N. W. cor. Green and Cayuga h. 52 S. Cayuga Warren William, blacksmith, bds. 52 S. Cayuga 116 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Washburn Aretus, basket maker, bds. N. E. cor. Aurora and Tomp kins AVashburn Charles, student, bds. 138 E. Seneca Washburn Charles Edward, student, bds. 102 N. Aurora Washburne Abner, student, bds. 13 Linn Washington Peter, (col'd) barber, bds. 85 W- Green WASHINGTON PARK, Washington, Buffalo, Varick and Mill Wasson Charles, student, bds. 43 S. Geneva Waterman Charles M. student, bds. U. G. Watkins Amos R. clerk, h. 32 S. Geneva Watkins Eveline, domestic, 127 S. Aurora Watkins Eugene H. student, bds. 11 W. Seneca WATKINS EDMUND H. h. 11 W. Seneea Watkins John L. (Watkins & Martindale) h. 48 S. Geneva Watkins Robert, h. 163 N. Cayuga WATKINS & MARTINDALE, (J. L. Watkins & W. H. Martindale) carriage makers, 17 W. State Watson John W. blacksmith, h. 69 W. Green Watts David P. (col'd) mason, h. 20 Wheat Weaver Ezra, notary public, 7 N. Aurora bds. Tompkins House Webb Abia, h. 28 Linn Webley William, h. 100 N. Tioga Weed Julia, widow Joseph, h. Auburn near Tompkins Weeks Archie C. student, bds. 60 N. Tioga Weeks Montford D. student, bds. U. G. Weens John W. mason, h. 94 W. Green AVeidman Paul A. (Weidman & Funsten) bds. 23 Linn WEIDMAN & (P. A. FUNSTON, Weidman & C. R. Funston) car riage painters, over 21 W. State Welch Heber F. boxmaker, bds. 38 E. State Welch Helen, widow Michael, h. 104 W. Mill Welch James, laborer, h. 126 W. Green Weleh Mary, chambermaid, Clinton House Welch Mary, domestic, 21 E. Buffalo Welch Orlando B. (W. H. Welch & Son) bds. E. Mill opposite Linn Welch Warner H. Col. (W. H. & Welch Son) bds. E. Mill opposite Linn Wells Alfred A: carpenter, h. 57 Cascadilla ITHACA DIRECTORY. 117 Wells Ann E. widow Hiram, h. 103 W. State Wells Eben F. student, bds. 149 C. P. Wells Harriet, bds. 1 0 E. Green Wells Oscar, student, bds. 18 Sears Welsh Fred 0, student, bds. 58 C. P. WESLEY ANSIL 0. proprietor Wesley's Hotel, W. State opposite Railroad depot Wesley George, hostler Wesley's Hotel WESLEY'S HOTEL, (A. C. Wesley proprietor) W- State opposite Railroad depot Westernian Edwin L. student, bds. 59 N. Geneva Westinghouse Henry H. student, bds. 3 Linn Whalen Patrick, broommaker, h. over 61 E. State WHALEY GEORGE H. physician and surgeon, over 57 E. State bds. Parker near Seneca Wheeler Charles A. student, bds. 21 E. Seneca Wheeler Frank P. student, bds. 35 W. Green Wheeler Kendrick, student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Wheeler John T. student, bds. 64 E. Seneca Wheeler Lucy F. widow John, bds. 35 W. Green WHEELER W. LAMONT, physician, 11 E. State bds. Clinton House Wheelock L. A. assistant librarian, h. 18 Farm Wheelock Charles F. student, bds. 125 E. Buffalo Whiston George, bds. 113 W. State Whiston Sarah, widow Samuel, h. 113 W, State AVhiston Ray, machinist, bds. 113 W. State White A. D. president Cornell University, bds. 116 0, P White Anna, domestic, N. ;W. cor. 8eneca and Albany . White Charles H. (White &.Burdick) h. 112 E. Buffalo Whitbeck John, (Rev.) h. 102 N..Tioga Whitehead David, laborer, h. 13 Factory White Cynthia, widow Ward, h. 55 W. Buffalo White David, (White & Hill) physician, over 76 E. State h. 34 Pros pect White Guy, carriage maker, h. 109 E. State White Hamilton S. student, bds. 89 E. Buffalo White Lucy B. widow John, bds. 112 E. Buffalo 118 ITHACA DIRECTORY. White Mary, widow Thomas, h. 8 N. Meadow White Nelson, carriage maker, h. Utica near Railroad ave. White Theodore F. (Rev.) pastor First Presbyterian Church, h. N. E. cor. Spring and State White Timothy S. student, bds. 57 E. Buffalo AVhite William, painter, bds. 134 N. Cayuga WHITE & BURDICK, (C. H. AVhite & D. W. Burdick) druggists, 16 E. State WHITE & HILL, (D. White & R. B. Hill) druggists N. W- cor. State and Aurora Whitlock Abram B. clerk D. L. & W. R. R. depot, h. 62 N. Aurora Whitlock Darius C. sash maker, bds. 12 Fayette Whitlock Edsou, carpenter, h. 125 W. State Whitlock Hiram, engineer, h. 25 N. Meadow Whitlock Jesse, shoemaker, h. 12 Fayette Whitlock John, h. Tompkins and Willow ave. Whitlock Peter, clockmaker, h. N. Tioga near Lewis Whitlock Ramer, farmer, h. Railroad ave. near Utica Whitlock William, clerk, h. 54 N. Aurora Whitmore George, clerk, h. 72 N. Cayuga Whitney Albert, machinist, bds. Lake near Fall creek Whiton George, h. 29 S. Aurora WHITON JOHN L. grocery, bakery and confectionery, 5 and 7 W. State h. 9 W. State Whiton Julia E. h. N. W. cor. S. Albany and Green Whiton Nancy, widow Luther, h. 41 W. Green Wick C. F. cigar maker, bds. Forest City House WICK FRED L. cigar manufacturer, 48 E. State h. 116 E. Seneca Wick Jane E. widow Michael, h. 116 E. Seneca Wick Martha, widow Conrad, h. 107 E. Seneca Wickham Edward, clerk, bds. 2 S. Geneva Wiggan Mary, widow Thomas, bds. 36 W. Buffalo Wiggins Clarence S. student, bds. 23 E. State Wiggins Mary J. widow Ben. h. 87 N. Tioga Wilcox George, blacksmith, h. 58 Geneva road Wilcox George H. student, bds. 98 E. Seneca Wilcox Nellie, bds. 64 W. Buffalo Wilcox Newcomb, barkeeper, bds. 143 W. Buffalo ITHACA DIRECTORY. 119 Wilcox Newcomb, blacksmith, h. 84 N. Geneva WILCOX SAMUEL H. attorney at law and deputy collector, 7 Li brary Building h. 8 N. Geneva Wilcox Seth, brickmaker, h. 76 W. Seneca WILCOX TIMOTHY D. (Capt.) Cayuga steamers, h. N. W. cor. Seneca and Geneva Wilder Burt G. professor Cornell University, bds. 58 0. P. Wiles Robert H. student, bds. 26 S. U. Wilgus Ann, widow Henry, h. 39 N. Albany Wilgus Hall, S. W. cor. State and Tioga Wilgus Henry L. (Wilgus Brothers & Co.) h. 68 N. Tioga Wilgus Maggie N. widow John, h. 68 W. Buffalo WILGUS BROTHERS & CO. (H. L. Wilgus & J. C. Stowell) dry goods, carpets, oil cloths, groceries etc., 57 and 59 E. State Wilkins John H. h. 20 Utica Willets Samuel H. h. 26 E. Buffalo Willetts Henry, clerk, h. 92 E. Buffalo . WILLEY SAMANTHA W. dressmaker, second floor 36 E. State h. same WILLIAMS BARNUM R. (Spencer & Williams) h. 70 N. Tioga Williams Celia, widow George, bds. Eddy near State Williams Charles C. student, bds. 85 N. Cayuga Williams Edgar, student, bds. 78 C. P. Williams Elliott, student, bds. 106 N. Tioga Williams Emily, widow Alonzo, h. 20 S. Cayuga Williams Esther, domestic, 89 E. Buffalo Williams Fred H. expressman, bds. 45 W. Mill AVilliams George R. (Bostwick & Williams) bds. 34 N. Geneva WILLIAMS HOWARD C. Cascadilla flour and feed mills, Linn near University h. 10 Seneca Williams Ida, bds. 58 S. Aurora Williams John, hostler, bds. S. E. cor. Seneea and Aurora Williams John, (col'd) laborer, bds. 45 S. Plain Williams John A. attorney at law, over 27 E. State h. 45 W. Mill Williams John E. pattern maker, h. 51 Pleasant Joseph,- Williams assistant treasurer Cornell University, h. 9 S. Plain Williams Josiah B. president Merchants and Farmers National Bank h. West Hill 120' ITHACA DIRECTORY. Williams Keziah, widow Timothy, h. 13 W. Green Williams Lemuel, blacksmith, bds. Wesley's Hotel Williams Levi, farmer, h. 85 N. Cayuga. , Williams Margaret L. widow Nathan, bds. 13 E. Seneca Williams Roger B. cashier Merchants and Farmers National Bank, (P. F. Sisson & Co.) h. 39 W. State Amos,' Williams Sarah, widow bds. Brindley above Buffalo Williams Sylvester N. student, bds. 143 E. State Williams Timothy D. bds. 13 W. Green Williams William, carpenter, bds. 84 W. Green WILLSON WILLIAM H. hats, caps, furs, robes and furnishing goods, 75 E. State h. 53 W. Buffalo Wilmer Louis, cartman, bds. 35 W. Mill Wilmot D'Borden, student, bds. 43 AV. Seneca Wilmot Henry A. student, bds. 20 Linn Wilmot William A. (Bostwick & Wilmot) h. 43 W. Seneca Wilson David D. music teacher, bds. 74 N. Tioga Wilson- Duncan G. student, bds. 98.E. Seneca Wilson Edgar V. student, bds. 41 N. U. Wilso,n Hudson J. (Wilson & Mackey) h. 74 N. Tioga Wilson John V. (Wilson & Mackey) bds. 76 N. Tioga Wilson Joseph H. painter,, h, 76 N. Tioga Wilson Thomas, mail agent, h. 36 Prospect Wilson W. D. professor Cornell University, bds. 115 C. P. Wilson &_ Mackey, (,H. ;J._ Wilson, J.V.Wilson & L. S. Mackey) painters, third floor 36 E. State.. Winchell Emma, bds. 18. W. Seneca Windus Maurice R; printer,: bds. 44 Linn Wing 0. H. professor Cornell University, bds. 137 0. P. Winters second Oliver, tailor, floor. L4 E. State h. same ..'_ Winton Henry A. clerk, bds. 20 N. Cayuga Winton Samuel.H. (Winton, DeLano & Co.) h. 20 N. Cayuga Winton, DeLano & Co.. (S_. H. Winton, M. S. DeLano & H. J. Grant .:"'.&Xzo-l wholesale grocers, S.N. Cayuga Wolf (Hoffman & Rennie, Wolf) h. S. Cayuga near Titus ave. Wolford Taylor H. student, bds. 96 N. Aurora Wollahan John,.carpenter Fayette near W. Green h. 57 W. Green Wood A. B. student, bds. 100 N. Tioga ITHACA DIRECTORY. 121 Wood Catharine A. h. 86 N. Cayuga Wood C. W. tinsmith, bds. 101 E. State Wood Daniel T. h. 81 W. State WOOD ELLA, artist, bds. University and Linn Wood Frederick C. student, bds. 10 E. Green WOOD GEORGE W. attorney at law and police justice, over 11 N. Tioga h. Seneca near quarry Wood Jonathan S. farmer, h. 38 S. Geneva Wood Mary, widow Benjamin, bds. 59 N. Aurora Wood Merrit L. superintendent Ithaca & Cortland R. R. East Hill, h. 49 N. Geneva Wood Percy W. student, bds. 26 N. Tioga Wood Samuel A. student, bds. 28 N. U. Wood Virgil, laborer, bds. 96 N. Aurora. Wood William V. 'farmer, bds. 38 S. Geneva Wooden Charles D. student, bds. 28 C. P. Woodney Benjamin, shoemaker, h. 77 N. Geneva Woodruff Charles P. student, bds. 56 N. U. Woodruff John A. cutter, h. 60 N. Tioga Woodruff Joshua, hackman, h. second floor 38 E. State AVoodruff Minerva G. widow Charles, bds. 9 W. Green Woodruff Philo M. hostler, h. 41 Linn Woodruff William H. tailor, bds. 23 E. Mill Woodruff Willis, butcher, bds. 34 N. Albany Woodson Jasper, cartman, h. N. Albany near Esty Woodward Hannah M. widow Richard, h. 95 N. Tioga Cayuga Woodward John, clerk, bds. 37 S. Woodworth Ella, bds. 41 W. Seneca Worden Ebeneezer, brickmaker, h. 38 Wheat Farm Worthington John, student, bds. 26 Worthington Thomas, student, bds. 26 Farm Wortman Jacob R. h. 40 Prospect Wright Eliza, domestic, 29 W. Green Wright Eliza 0. teacher, bds. 212 N. Tioga Wright Edward, strident, bds. 12 Columbia Wright John C. student, bds. 152 N. Tioga WRIGHT NELSON, dyer and scourer, over 27 E. State h. N. Cayuga near Jay 122 ITHACA DIRECTORY. Wright Orlin, moulder, h. 34 N. Aurora Wright Wilson S. mason, S. E. cor. N. Meadow and Esty Wyckoff William, (col'd) barber, bds. 10 W. Clinton Wyckoff W. 0. official stenographer sixth judicial district N. Y. over 41 E. State Wynkoop Frank, student, bds. 71 N. Aurora Y. Yaples Ross, conductor, bds. Wesley's Hotel Yatabe Riokichi, sludent, bds. 98 E. Seneca Yohe John, cigar maker, h. 65 N. Aurora Yorks William, shoemaker, h. 30 Junction Young Almarin, Jr. student, bds. 63 N. Aurora Young Augustus A. student, bds. 48 E. Buffalo Young Charles, carriage maker, h. 97i W. State Young Elizabeth, widow Daniel, bds. 112 W. Seneca Young George E. (Jarvis, Young & Co.) h. 108 AV- Seneca Young John F. watchmaker, bds. 112 W. Seneca Young Julia, bds. 26 Tompkins Young Levi, blacksmith, bds. Forest City House Young Lewis H. carriage maker, h. 112 W. Seneca Young Stephen, farmer, bds. Cliff hear Geneva road Young William, (Young & Notz) h. Candor Young & Notz, (W. F. Young & C. F. Notz) coopers, Lewis near Au rora cabinet h. AVilliam near Youngbury , maker, Eddy Youngs William J. student, bds. 31 W. State. Ithaca Business Directory* Agents. Barker M. J. ticket and insurance, 3 Clinton Block N. Cayuga Burritt A. real estate and insurance, over 7 N. Tioga Eldred H. H. Erie freight, 5 E. State Esty W. W. canal insurance, 186 W. State Greenley F. A. fire brick, 41 E. Seneca Humiston H. N. Jr. insurance and detective Johnson W. G. express, 4 Clinton Block N. Cayuga Lyons J. M. insurance, 41 E. State NORTHRUP J. singer sewing machine, 87 E. State Phillips F. W. Erie tickets and insurance, 5 E. State Post R. E. Phoenix Life Insurance, 75 E. State Schuyler G. W. insurance, 76 E. State Smith William M. general insurance, 7 N. Aurora StJohn & Hungerford, general insurance, over N. W. cor. State and Cayuga Stoddard E. wool & insurance, 6 S. Aurora Van Kirk E. C. life & fire insurance, over 60 E. State Whiton J. L. life & fire insurance, 5 W. State Williams B. R. Sanborn's safes, 12 N. Aurora Agricultural. Bostwick & Williams, (Phoenix Iron Works) W. State near Plain GREGG, VAN OSTRAND & DRAKE, -10 and 12 W. State, see adv. 12 pag Ithaca Agricultural Works, Fall Creek Architects- Dale A. B. over 57 E. State Miller & Sill, over 11 N. Tioga Art--Dealers In.J Hollister Bro's, 51 E. State Artesian Wells. JOHNSON C. D. East Hill or 37 S. Geneva, see adv. page 16 124 ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Artificial Stone Workers. Stewart H. 114 E. Buffalo Artists. BEARDSLEY J. 7 Linn, see adv. 5th page Millspaugh J. H. 4th floor Library Building WOOD E. University and Linn, see adv. 5th page. Attorneys at Law. Baker J. L. over UN. Tioga Beers G. D. 14 N. Tioga Boardman D. 10 Library Building Day C. G. basement Library Building Ellsworth P. G. over 7 N. Tioga Ferris & Dowe, 12 N. Tioga Finch F. M. 9 Library Building Halliday S. D. over 11 N. Tioga Hodson H. W. over 27 E. State Howard 0. G. 14 N. Tioga Humiston H. N. Jr. basement Library Building Hungerford A. A. 7 N. Aurora King M. 8 N. Tioga Love S. 26 N. Tioga Lyon & Donnelly, 10 and 1 1 Library Building McKinney & Wagoner, over 11 N. Tioga Montgomery S. S. 8 N. Tioga Rowe J over 27 E. State Van Valkenburgh M. 8 N. Tioga Wilcox S. H. 7 Library Building Williams J. A. over 27 E. State Wood G. W. over UN. Tioga Bakers. Greenley F. T. & Son, 41 and 43 E. Seneca Stewart D. B. & Co. 7 E. State Whiton J. L. 5 and 7 W. State Barbers- Allen & Reynolds, 11 E. State Bashinsky A. basement 60 E. State Frimont & Co. over 56 E. State ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 125 Jameson J. basement 77 E. State Johnson G. A. over 14 N. Aurora Lewis James W. over 2 N. Cayuga Moore H. over 38 E. State Tpompson R. W. over 46 E. State Bath Rooms. Chesebrough F. basement 8 and 10 W. State Beds and IflattTasses. NORTHRUP JOHN & SON, 87 and 89 E. State, see adv. page 11 Billiard Saloons. Platts H. over 21 E. State SMITH J. G. Clinton Hall 1 N. Cayuga, see'adv, page 16 A7anDroff & Burling, 164 W. Seneca Blacksmiths Bennett J. D. Brindley and Junction Casterline J. A. 92"E. State Girard H. H. 15 S. Aurora LaPoint & Niver, 22 W. State Tripp F. W. Seneca near Spencer Warren J. B. Green and Cayuga Boarding HousesPrivate. Ackley S. 10 E. Green Thomas M. C, S. W. cor. Auburn and Tompkins Boat Yards Baker A. M. Seneca near Brindley Fosbinder W. Seneca near Brindley Garrett G. T. opposite Ithaca & Athens R. R. Depot Seaman & Lpveless, Seneca near Spencer Taber B. F. Spencer and Seneca Taber C. Spencer near Seneca Van Order F. Brindley near Seneca Van Order & Son, Inlet opposite D. L. & W. R. R. engine house Booksellers. ANDRUS, McCHAIN & LYONS, 41 E. State, see adv. page 9 FINCH, D. F. 60 E. State, see adv. inside back cover 126 ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Philes H. H. over 21 E. State Spencer S. 7 N. Tioga Boots and Shoes. Baker J. 27 E. State Brown & Kittrick, 46 E. State Christiance C. & Son, 66 E. State Ireland W. D. 51 E. State Major W. 14 W. State Stanley C. M. 14 E. State Wall P. 8 S. Aurora Brewers. Posten J. J. Spencer near Clinton Brickyards. JOHNSON C. D. Mitchell ave. East Hill or 37 S. Geneva, see adv. page 9 Cabinet Manufacturers. Morse B. William near Eddy Carpenters and Builders. Boys A. 51 N. Tioga Carpenter & Munson, Hudson near Aurora Hyatt & Oltz, E. Green near Tioga Randolph F. P. 28 Sears Sherman G. W. Eddy near Buffalo Van Order C. G., E. Mill near Linn Wollahan John, Fayette near Green Carriage manufacturers. Biggs J. H. & Co. Fall Creek Clapp, Sykes & Stanyon, 141 and 143 W. State Dawson & Edwards, 6 W. Green Jarvis, Young & Co. 195 W. Seneca Carriage Makers. Watkins & Martindale, 17 W. State Carriage Repositories. Beardsley J. D. State and Corn MOORE E. I. over N. E. cor State and Tioga, see adv. page 11 ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 127 Cigars and Tobacco. Elliott G. M. 10 E. State FARRAND & BABCOCK, Seneca and Meadow, see adv. page 14 Hoffman & Wolf, 25 E. State Platts, Gaskin & Patterson, 12 E. State Prager John H. 5 N. Tioga Stewart D. B. & Co. 7 E. State Wick Fred L. 48 E. State Clothiers. BLOCH J. 20 E. State, see adv. page 13 Engelman Elias, 70 E. State Herson L. 74 E. State PALMER W. E. & CO. 52 E. State, see adv. page front; cover Straussman P. A. & Brother, 28 E. State Sugerman J. 63 E. State Coal Yards. D. L. & W. R. R. State, Seneca and Fulton HUNT & CORYELL, Westport and Buffalo, see adv. page 15 Ithaca & Athens, Clinton, Meadow and Titus ave. Confectioners. Atwater B. A. adjoining 11 E. State Clinton Bro's, 8 and ION. Aurora Whiton J. L. 5 and 7 W. State Coopers. Bostwick & Wilmot, 12 E. Clinton Young & Notz, Lewis near Aurora Crockery. (see General Mercantile Trade) Rankin G. 42 E. State Dancing Academy. Leo H. over 3 N. Aurora Dentists. Howe F. S. over 41 E. State HOYSRADT & FRANKLIN, 15 N. Cayuga, see adv. page 3 Melotte & Foote, over 57 E. State Stewart J. F. over 9 N. Tioga 128 ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Dressmakers. Bird & Belknap, over S. W. cor. State and Tioga Cole A. 23 W. State Cole Almira, over 74 E. State Holman C. E. over 15 E. State Miller L. over 24 E. State Terrill & Stephens, over 27 E. State Willey S. W. over 36 E. State Druggists- Curran 0. B. & Son, 78 E. State Curtiss C. B. & Co. 13 N. Tioga Gauntlett & Brooks, 36 E. State Grant & Co. 76 E. State Mandeville W. S. 6 E. State White & Burdick, 16 E. State White & Hill, N. W. cor. State and Aurora Dry Ooods. (see General Mercantile Trade) Byington & Kenney, 26 E. State Granger J. S. & Co. 55 E. State Hawkins, Finch & Co. 22 E. State Kenney L. 33 E. State Marsh & Hall, 53 E. State Morrison J. T. N. E. cor. State & Tioga Dyers and Scourers. Wright N. over 27 E. State Express Offices. Barker & Lamkin, 3 Clinton Block N. Cayuga U. S. & Am. Union, W. G. Johnson agent, 4 Clinton Block N. Cayuga Flour and Feed Dealers- Fowles G. W. 2 N. Cayuga Manning Jesse & Cq. 11 N. Aurora Middaugh E. S. 20 N. Aurora Tichenor Z. 11 E. State ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1-9 Flour and Feed Mills. Halsey's, 119, 121 and 123 E. State Strong, Hull & Co. Lake and Falls Williams H. 0. Linn near University Furniture. Baldwin C. R. 24 N. Aurora Carpenter A. 1 1 S. Aurora Carpenter J. D. 1 5 N. Aurora HOAVARD & CLEAIENT, 3 W. State, see adv. page inside front cover Gas Fixtures. FLECK JOHN B. 4^W. State, see adv. front cover Treman Brothers, 11 S. Cayuga General Mercantile Trade. CONWAY & McCORMICK, 6 S. Cayuga, see adv. page 13 Culver & Bates, 69 and 7 1 E. State Kennedy & Slocum, 84 E. State Quigg J. 32 E. State Sawyer & Glenzer, 4 Junction Wilgus Brothers & Co. 57 and 59 E. State Gents Furnishing Goods. PALMER W. E. & CO. 52 E. State, see e.dv. outside front cover Rogers N. A. 39 E. State Sherwood & VanKirk, 49 E. State Grocers. (see General Mercantile Trade) Bundy C. 44 Farm Cronk & Jackson, 72 E. State Cross E. R. 38 E. State Crozier R. A. 1 AV. State Frost G. W. 88 E. State Greenley F. T. & Son, 41 and 43 E. Seneca Hacook J. & Son, Farm near Cayuga Herson M. 12 S. Cayuga Johnson Bro's 2 W. State McAVhorter L. S. & Son, N. E. cor. State and Cayuga 130 ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Northrup M. M. 22 N. Aurora Norton A. & Co. Railroad ave. and Tioga Shepard's, 14 N. Aurora Stewart D B. & Co. 7 E. State Thomas & Sigler, Cayuga and Cascadilla TILLOTSON H. N. 31 E. State, see adv. inside front cover Tompkins Bro's, 185 AAT. State Wanzer D. H. 3 N. Aurora Warren H. State and Corn Whiton J. L. 5 and 7 W. State Grocers Wholesale Winton, DeLano & Co. 9 N. Cayuga Hair Dealers. Noxon L. F. 44 Linn SUZEY S. T. over N. E. cor. State and Tioga, see adv. page 9> Hardware. Heggie & Hoyt, (saddlery) 73 E. State Hardware, Stoves &c. RUMSEY J. 08 E State, see adv. page inside back cover Treman, King & Co. 1 and 3 E. State Harness Makers. Hooper G. W. 10 S. Cayuga Tayleure C. 16 W. State Terry 0. D. 90 E. State Hats, Caps and Furs. Brooks F. 40 E. State Culver W. M. 64 E. State Willson W. H. 75 E. State Hoop Skirt Manufacturer- Dobrin T. 9*8. Aurora Hotels. Alhambra House, 18 E. State Cascadilla Place, East Hill Cayuga House, State and Corn Clinton House, Cayuga and Seneca EXCHANGE HOTEL, 18 and 20 W. State, see adv. page U ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 131 Forest City House, 41 S. Cayuga Ithaca Hotel, Aurora and State Ithaca Falls Hotel, R .ilroad ave. and Lake Lake View Hotel, near N. Ithaca road running N. from Cayuga Rezeau House, 14 S. Aurora TOMPKINS HOUSE, Aurora and Seneca, see adv. front cover Wesley's Hotel, W. State opposite Railroad Depot Ice Dealers Robinson Melvin A. Aurora near Fall Creek Iron, Sheet Manufacturers. (See Tinners.) Jewelirs. Brown C. B. 49 E. State Burritt, Brooks & Co. 80 E. State Clark Uri, 61 E. State Vosburgh S. L. 34 E. State Justices ofthe Peace. Day C. G. basement Library Building Howe H. M. over 60 E. State Hungerford A. N. over N. W. cor. State and Cayuga Wood G. W. over UN. Tioga Leather and Findings. (See Tanners.) Stoddard E. 6 S. Aurora Lime Kiln. Bradbury A. & C. Westport above Buffalo I_ivery Stables Bush & Beers, 5 S. Tioga JACKSON C. (training) 51 N. Tioga, see adv. page 14 Pringle J. 13 E. Green Seaman's, 12 and 14 W. State SHELDON & GREEN, Seneca and Aurora, see adv. page 18 Smith A. 21 S. Cayuga Smith Ames, 10 S. Aurora 132 ITHACA BUSINESS "DIRECTORY. Lumber Dealers. Beers I. M. & F. 177 W. Seneca Bostwick & Williams, State between Plain and Corn King A. & Sons, 180 W. Seneca Howland & Van Houter, E. Green near Tioga Van Gelder T. R. Junction near Brindley Machinists. Bostwick & Williams, (Phoenix Iron Works) W. State near Plain REYNOLDS J. S. & CO. 17 and 19 E. Green, see adv. page 16 Treman, Valentine & Green, 11 S. Cayuga Marble lards. Beers & Goodrich, 21 E. Green, Stephens J. State and Corn Stephens T. J. 45 E. Seneca Masons. Van Voorhes K. S. 26 Farm Gardner I. M. 150 N. Cayuga Meat Markets. Cornell B. F. 56 N. Tioga Howland E. Farm near Cayuga Marsh F. J. 6 N. Aurora McAllister Bro's 8 S. Cayuga McCrea & Reed, 9 8. Cayuga Mott J. M. 16 N. Aurora Reed & McCrea, 187 W. State STEPHENS P. 8 E. State, see adv. page 5 Thomas J. Cayuga and Cascadilla Milliners. Boys A. 29 E. State Burritt L. A. 30 E. State Crowell J. 24 E. State EGBERT C. 21 E. State, see adv. page 15 Ives E. A. over 51 E. State flusic Dealers. Kimball 0. 11 E. State Struble D. 21 W. State Sydney E. 12 E. Mill ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 133 .VotariesPublic. Lucas A. M. basement Library Building Weaver E. 7 N. Aurora Wilcox S. H. 7 Library Building Oil Manufacturers. Morse B. William near Eddy Painters. Blakeslee A. over 74 E. State Pease L. F. over 27 E. State AVeidman & Funsten, over 21 W. State Wilson & Mackey, third floor 36 E. State Paper Manufacturers. ANDRUS, McCHAIN & LYONS, 41 E. State, see adv. page 9 Phonographers. WYCKOFF W. O. over 41 E. State, see adv. page 5 Photographers. BEARDSLEY J. 7 Linn, see adv. page 5 Granger F. third floor 28 E. State Purdy & Frear, over 40 and 42 E. State Physicians. Brown M. M. over 28 E. State Carrier Charles W. 11 E. State Coryell Charles & Son, 26 E. Seneca Morgan & Walsh, over 22 E. State Moe E. C. over 49 E. State Parker S. J. Parker near Seneca Patterson A. 10 E. Seneca Peck S. H. 14 E. Seneca Sackett S. P. basement Library Building VanKirk Harriet, 12 W. Seneca Whaley G. H. over 57 E. State White D., N. AV. cor. State and Aurora Plane Manufacturers. Seamar A. M. A'bany near Cascadilla 134 ITHACA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Planing Mills. Hollister T. 23 S. Aurora KENYON H. R. Westport and Buffalo, see adv. page 7 SISSON P. F. & CO. Brindley near Junction, see adv. page 8 Plumbers. FLECK JOHN B. 4 W. State, see adv. front cover Hammond W. H. over 46 E. State Potteries. Macumber & Tannahill, Railroad ave. opposite Lake Printers- ANDRUS, McCHAIN & LYON, 41 E. State, see adv. page 9 W." Clapp A. (Ithacan) over 10 State CUNNINGHAM & NORTON, (Leader) 14 E. State, see adv. page 15 SELKREG J H. (Journal) over 69 E. State, see adv. page 17 SPENCER & WILLIAMS, (Democrat) 12 N. Aurora, see adv. page 19 Ri-ilroads. DELAWARE, LACKAAVANNA & WESTERN R. R. State, Sen eea and Fulton, see adv. page 4 Erie (ticket office), 5 E. State Geneva & Ithaca R. R. office 3 Clinton Block'N. Cayuga Ithaca & Athens, foot Wheat Ithaca, Utica & Elmira R. R. depot East Hill office 76 E. State Restaurants. Clark W. Harry, 56 E. State Clinton Bro's, 8 and 10 N. Aurora Covert & Reed, 44 E. State Davenport C. A. 1 Clinton Block N. Cayuga Hawkins J. basement 86 E. State Millspaugh & Thompson, 23 E. State Scott L. basement 9 S. Aurora Stevens H. basement Clinton Hall N. Cavuwa . __ SSoofers. SNEDEN & cigar HENING, (Wick's store) 48 E. State, see adv. page 18 ITHACA BUSINESS BIRECTORY. 135 Saloons. Maiks M. (lager beer) 144 W. State Mente F. (lager beer) 95 E. State McMahon J. 6 S. Cayuga Rezeau D. F. (lager beer) 93 E. State Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c. (See Planing Mills.) Seed Dealers. (See Agricultural.) Sewing Machines. Bristol G. H. (Davis') aver 60 E. State Cams E. D. 14 E. State Johnson W. H. (AVeed) 66 E. State Lieberman B. 70 E. State Nash W. J. over G6 E. Stato NORTHRUP J. (Singer) S. E. cor. State and Aurora, see adv. page 11 Seymour E. C. 81 N. Cayuga Shoemakers. (See Boots and Shoes.) Barnes S. 126 N. Tioga Naughton T. 14 S. Cayuga Saxton G. 99 E. State Sloughter H. & C. Junction and Seneca Sweetman D. over 16 N. Aurora Tappenden G. A. over 5 N. Tioga Soap and Candle Manufacturers. Ervy D. M. N. Tioga above Railroad ave. Stationers, Newsdealers, &c. Ackley C. 10 N. Tioga ANDRUS, McCHAIN & LYONS, 41 E. State, see adv. page 9 FINCH D. F. 60 E. State, see adv. page inside back cover Spencer S. 7 N. Tioga SPENCER & WILLIAMS, 12 N. Aurora, see adv. page 19 Steamboats. CAYUGA STEAMBOATS, First and Cascadilla Creek, see adv. page 6 "ITHACA' 136 TTDSINTiSS -DIRECTORY. Stone Yard. O'Connor & Genger, Buffalo and AVestport Tailors. Baldwin J. G. over 33 E. State Blood C. F. 67 E. State DENMEAD R. C. 50 E. State, see adv. page 6 Hayden J. M. 28 Columbia Jones H. K. over 33 E. State Park & Bergen, over 51 E. State PARROTT J. over N. W. cor. State and Tioga, see adv. page 5 Phillips A. & Son, 19 E. State Spaulding H. over 5 N. Tioga TAYLOR G. H. over 59 E. State, see adv. back cover Winters 0. over 14 E. State Tanneries. Esty E. S. 58 E. State Stoddard S. 18, 20, and 22 S. Aurora Telegraph Office. Western Union, over 74 E. State Tinners. Fillingham, Townsend & Brush 91 E. State Savage 0. J. & Co. 8 W. State Vance V. 10 Junction Tobacco Manufacturers. FARRAND & BABCOCK, Seneca & Meadow, see adv. page 14 Platts, Gaskin & Patterson, 12 E. State TrimmingsCarriage. Northrup E. over 21 W. State Undertakers. (See Furniture &c.) Upholsterers Ingersoll H. W. over 22 N. Aurora Variety Stores. Anson J. W. 77 E. State Brink G. W. 65 E. State Sanford Bro's 54 E. State Liquors Wines and Wholesale and Retail. Day & Robinson, 9 N. Aurora Gould B. 4 S. Cayuga BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 137 Trumansburgh Directory* Publm PMmSi- Building, Socitisf &@* Churches. Baptist Church, corner Congress and McLallen streets. Divine ser vices every Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock, and evening at 7i. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening. Rev. G. A. Starkweather, Pastor. Church of the Epiphany, (Prot. Episcopal.) Divine Service every Sunday. Morning at 11 o'clock and Evening at 7, at Dumont Hall, Main street. Divine service and a Lecture every Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. T. L. Randolph, Rector. M. E. Church, corner of Main and South streets. Parsonage, cor ner South and Whig streets. Divine Services every gabbath morning at 11 o'clock, and Evening at ~i, p m. Prayer Meeting every Thurs day Evening. Rev. J. L. Edson, Pastor. Presbyterian Church, Main street. Parsonage, Whig street. Di vine Service every Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 7i. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening. Rev. 0. H. Seymour, Pastor. Roman Catholic Church on Main street, Divine Service every Sun day morning at 1 1 o'clock and evening at 7J-. Father Gilbert, pastor. Halls. Opera House, Main near Hector ave. Post office. Union Block. 8. R. Wickes, P. M. Office hours, from May to Oc tober 7 a. m. to 9 p. m., from October to May 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Closed on Sundays. Railt oads. Pennsylvania & Sodus Bay R. R. Office N. side Main near the bridge. President, William Peirson, Trumansburg; Vice President, Albert Jewett, Seneca Falls; Secretary, Charles A. Hawley, Seneca Falls; Treasurer, Miner D. Mercer, Waterloo; Auditor, J. T. Miller, Seneca Falls ; Chief Engineer, James Aitken. Schools. Trumansburg Academy, Elm. Union, Whig. I. O. O. F. Seneca Encampment, No. 22, I. 0. of 0. F Regular Meetings First and Third Thursdays in each month. Tuckahannock' Lodge, No. 20, I. 0. of 0. F. Regular Meetings every Tuesday evening. 138 TOMPKINS COUNTY Masonic. Fidelity Chapter, No. 77, R. A. M. Regular convocations, First and Third Fridays of each month. Trumansburg Lodge, No. 157, F. & A. M. Regular Communica tions, First and Third Monday of each month. Temperance. Crystal Wave Lodge, No. 764, I. 0. G. T. Regular Meeting every Monday evening. Telegraph Office. Union Block, N. side Main Agents. Coddington A. P. fire & life insurance, AVashington and Seneca Elmore D. Singer Sewing Machine, South Hopkins S. D. Howe Sewing Machine, Trumansburg P. 0. Smith J. DeMotte, fire insurance, Elm and Main. Agricultural. GREGG & CO. (Erastus C. Gregg & Chauncey P. Gregg) office Ope ra Block, works Hector ave. Attorneys at Law. Austin William, N. side Main near bridge Smith J. DeMotte, Elm and Main Bakers. DRAKE M. L. basement 4 Opera Block Banks. Barto Henry D. & Co. Main and Elm Barbers Johnson Jerry, N. side Main near bridge Kendall Isaac, Congress near Main Billiard Saloons. Mcintosh John E., N. side Main near bridge Blacksmiths. Douglas C. B. Main and Hector ave. Vannauken & (John Vannauken & W. Brewer, A. Brewer) Hector ave Williams Stephen G., N. side Main near Elm Booksellers. (See Druggists.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 139 Boots and Shoes. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Cabinet Makers. (See Furniture.) Williams Fayette, Hector ave. Carpenters and Builders. Fritts Daniel J., N. side E. Main Carriage Manufacturers. Aiken John 0. Hector ave. CUFFMAN & CLARK, (D. P. Cuffman & J. H. Clark) Main and Hector ave. Clothiers. Quigley A. H. & D. C, Union Block COLLINS, MOSHER & CO. (P. W. Collins, A. S. Mosher & H. A. Mosher) N. side Main opposite Elm Coal Yards. Owen L. H. Trumansburg Landing Confectionery- DRAKE M. L. basement 4 Opera Block Coopers. Crawford Minor, Hector ave. Crockery. (See General Mercantile Trade ) Dentists. GOULD M. 0., N. side Main near Bridge Griswold Henry P., N. side Main near bridge Dressmakers. Harmon , Main and Congress Ludlow Parmelia Hector ave. Terry Augusta, Uuion Block, N. side Main Druggists, Ball & Pearsall, (James C. Ball. & Warren M. Pearsall) Opera Block VAN DUYN JOHN N., N. side Main near Bridge WIOKES & GIFFORD, (S. R. Wickes & N. R. Gifford) Union Block county- r 1 40 ToiinnNS Dry Goods. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Express Office. FOLLETT J. K. main near Hector ave. Flour and Feed Mills. Bouton Jason D., N. side Main near Elm Page L. E. (Planing and Flax Mills) N. side E. Main Furniture. Stewart G. H. & Son, (G. H ; E. T ; & R. H. Stewart) Corey Block General Mercantile Trade. Atwater, Tompkins, & Co. (M. Atwater, B. F. Tompkins & W. J.' Tich enor) Corey Block BROOKS JAMES, Corey Block Dumont & Co. (David Dumont) Union Block Hood & Howe, (John N. Hood & Jonah T. Howe) Main and Congress Lovell's E. Sons, (Hirjm M. & J. Milton Lovell) Corey Block Stone & Biggs, (James L. Stone & David S. Biggs) 1 Opera Block Stone AV. J., S. side Main near Corey Block Granite Works. PERKINS THOMAS N. (imported Scotch Granite) Main and South Grocers. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Emery James R., N. side Main opposite Elm Hardware, Stoves, &c. &c. AYERS & HALSEY, (D. H. Ayers & J. S. Halsey) Union Block Creque John, Congress near Main Pratt, Rumsey & Oo. (D. S. Pratt, E. S. Rumsey, & W. J. Allen) Co rey Block Harness Makers. Hunter James S., N. side Main near bridge. Kelly Oliver P., S. side Main near Hector ave. Hotels. Central House, N. H. Smith, proprietor, Main and Hector ave. PHCENIX HOTEL, A. P. Sears & Son. proprietors, AVashington near Hector ave. Trembly House, Leroy Trembly proprietor, Main BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 141 GREGG < COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OK THE Combined Clover Mills, Plows, Cultivators, and ^^H: tewltaniMaeMaery Qaaarally Castings for Architectural Work, Bridge Work, &c. &c. Office Opera Block, North Side. Main, - Works Hector Avenue. TRUMANSBURGH, N. Y. THZQMAS M, PBBSIN8' MABBLzE W&BSS, ESTABLISHED IN 1842 Dealer in and Manufacturer of all kinds of American and Italian Marbles. And the best and finest White Rhode Island and Scotch Granite Monuments and Headstones of all kinds, Mantels and Coal Grates on hand at all times. Wash Basins and Slabs and all the fixtures to the same. Work done as well and as cheap as at any other Establishment. No Agents employed. The Tompkins County Sentinel, A FIRST CLASS WEEKLY JOURNAL AT TBWMdM8BWM@M, 1, Y, Its in this and the adjoining Counties makes it. the best advertising medium in this region. Advertising and Job Printing rates very reasonable. OSCAR M. WILSON, Editor and Proprietor. 142 TOMPKINS COUNTY Collins, Ddoslier <& Go. DEALERS IN CLOT-HIItTa-. ' ' l&gfe) ''!}.<*> JE-f &ZaZit) V Mats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c, &e. Opposite the H. D. Barto & Co's Bank, TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. P. W. COLLINS, A. S. MOSHER, H. A. MOTHER. PHCENIX HQTEL A. F. SBAS8 M B@M, Proprietors. This House is pleasantly located on Washington St., near Hector Ave. within a very short distance ot the Lake, in the beautiful and thriving Village of Trumans burg. Summer Tourists, and Travelers Will find all the necessary conveniences and comforts at the Phoenix. AM Mmgm CmM mi Jit Motel. A. P. SEARS. E. B. SEARS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 143 Iron Founders. Auble, Cooper & Co. (George Auble, Daniel Cooper & N. Tobey) S. side E. Main GREGG & CO. (see Agricultural and Machinists) uffi.ce*'Ppera Block. Jewelers. Blue John, Main near Elm TOMPKINS RICHARD C. Main near bridge Stables. .Livery FOLLETT J. K. Main near Hector ave. Smith William, Washington and Main Macliiiiists. GREGG & CO (see Agricultural and Iron Founders) office Opera Block Marble Yards. PERKINS THOMAS N. Main and South meat IUarkets. GARRETT CHARLES, Congress near Main Wolverton & Williamson, (George Wolverton & Minor Williamson) Main near Corey Block Wolverton Asher, Main near bridge Wyckoff Richard B. Main near Elm milliners. Bancioft J. 0. 3 Opera Block Earle S., N. side Main near bridge Newsdealers. KINGrSLEY JANE, Congress near Main Newspapers. TOMPKINS COUNTY SENTINEL, (Weekly) issued every Thurs Main" day, Oscar M. Wilson proprietor, N. side corner bridge Oil Manufacturers. Camp H. Lawn Paper Hangers. Pratt, Rumsey & Co. (see Hurdware, Stoves &c.) Corey Block 144 TOMP-HNS COUNTY Painters. Abel A. J. Congress near Main Clark D. Grover, Main and Hector ave. Dickerson A. B. Congress near Main Williams Edward Hector ave. Fhotograpliers. Daggett Seneea D., N. side Main near bridge Physicians. Dunning B. Elm Farrington John M. Main near opposite Presbyterian Church Hill J. E. Congress Lewis John D. Main opposite Union Block Tallmadge R. Whig opposite Union School Planing Mills. Gould J. D. Lane near Congress Page L. E. (see Flour and Feed Mills) E. Main Restaurants. Bush Abram V. Corey Block SEARS BENJAMIN P., N. side Main near bridge Shoemakers. Conley John O. Congress near Main Jameson John, Main near Elm Stanley Charles & William, S. side Main near bridge Stone Quarries. Quigley A. H. & E. P. near Trumansburg office Union Block imi. cr. :d_r,_a.:ec:e_, BAKBtt MO BBNFBmQNBB, BASEMENT 4 OPERA BLOCK, TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. Has constantly on hand a large assortment of fresh and superior Confections All orders for Fancy Cakes, Confectionery &c. promptly attended to. Our Bread and Crackers unsurpassed. County Trade solicited. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 145 Tailors. (See Clothiers.) Ehler John B. Corey Block McKean Patrick, Main opposite Elm Robertson George, Congress and Main Undertakers. (See Cabinet Makers and Furniture.) Chandler William, Main and South Dryden Village Directory. CORPORATION OFFICERS. President, John H. Kenedy ; Clerk, Geo. Goodrich ; Trustees, Da rius Givens, A. J. Baker, J. W. Phillips, Geo. Bradley, Thos. Lor mor, J. Vanderhoff ; Justice of Peace, George, E. Goodrich. Dryden Agricultural Society. President, Demi Grover ; Vice President, Ralph Barnum ; Secreta J. ry, Geo. Monroe ; Treasurer, Walker Marsh ; Directors, A. Frees, Martin E. Tripp, Alviras Snyder, C. Bartholomew,' J. Dunham, O. W. Wheeler. Churches. M. E. Church, Rev. J. Gutsell, Pastor. Regular Service every Sabbath at 10 a. m. and 7k p. m. Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. V. C. NeHis, Pastor, Regular Services every Sabbath#it 10i a. m. and 7k p. m. Express Office. Ashley Jesse A. Railroad Depot Halls. Grove, Main Mineah's, Main Post office. Abraham Tanner, P. M. Main W. South, office hours 7 a. m. to 9 p. ni. Railroads. Southern Central R. R. Depot near W. Main 146 TOMPKINS COUNTY Schools. Union Graded, Geo. E. Goodrich, Secretary Telegraph Office. Railroad Depot Attorneys at I_aw. GOODRICH, BOUTON & ROBINSON, (G. E. Goodrich, D. C. Bouton & B. L. Robinson) Main and South GOODRICH MILO, Main and South Barbers Lester William H. Main Blacksmiths. Cowdry William, South near Main Stanner Barnum S. Main Boots and Shoes- Marvin Harrison, Main Moore William H. South near Main Carriage and Wagon Makers. Gustin Albert M. South near Main Shelton James B. Main Cigar Manufacturers. SEAMON J. & CO. (James & William Seamon) Main W. South Clothiers. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Coal Dealers. Sperry G. H. & Co. (G. H. Sperry, D. W. Montgomery & D. Barthol omew) near Railroad Depot Dentists. Haskell 0. S. Main HOWE FREEMAN, Main Dressmakers. Cook G. A. South near Main Mahan A. Main Druggists. Chadwick DeWitt 0. Main Dry Goods. (See General Mercantile Trade.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 147 Flour and Feed Mills. Perrigo John, Mill S. Railroad Furniture. PIERCE H. F. & (H. F. & De L. SON, ,Pierce) Main General Mercantile Trade- Albright Aaron, Main Bouton Clinton D. Main Bower & Miller, (D. E. Bower & John Miller) Main Spear & Baucus, (Eli A. Spear & Merritt Baucus) South and Main Grocers. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Bradley George W. Main Pratt George D. Main Space & Givens, (I. Space & C. Givens) Main Hardware, Stoves, &c. Trench Cyrus, Main and South Harness Makers. Pratt G. D. & Co. (G. D. & J. H. Pratt) Main and South Hotels- Dryden, Peter Mineah, proprietor, Main Grove, J. H. Cole proprietor, Main Jewelers. Bennett Daniel T. Main Meat Markets. Fitts & Strong, (C. T. Fitts & C. L. Strong) Main Milliners. Bowker S. A. Main Hoaglin M. E. Main Tucker 0. North near Main Newspapers. DRYDEN HERALD, (Weekly) issued Fridays. William S. Smith proprietor, Main and South Painters. Bates Sidney, Main 148 TOMPKINS COUNTY Physicians. Briggs I. Pleasant Fitch William, Main Montgomery J. J. Main Shoemakers. (See Boots and Shoes) Lumbard William J. South near Main Tailors. Griswold Daniel P. South near Main Tanners. Kenedy Brothers, (J. H. & W. W.) Corporation lines Tinners.. PHILLIPS & CO. (J. W. Phillips) Main "Watch Makers. Deo Moses F. George near South Woolen Manufacturers. Rockwell E. S. & Brother, (E. S. & M. Rockwell) Main W. Railroad J\ IE. SE-AJ^Oi-fct &c CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN lilatiii QUvaMfe IPIpef -AJXT-D .F^ISTCYGOODS. - Main, West of South St., - DRYDEN, N. Y. PJi kTT ran 1ST1I1 H BgfcA* A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF Bmmai IBammt Iim &ea9 &e. ISSUED ETB&Y IfBIPAT JOB PRINTING Neatly and Promptly Executed. WILLIAM S. SMITH, Prop'r. Main and South Sts., Dryden, N. Y. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 149 Groton Village Directory* CORPORATION OFFICERS. President, John G. Stevens ; Trustees, S. S. Williams, H. McNeil, J. K. Buck, D. B. Morton ; Clerk, M. B. Williams ; Assessors, D. H. Marsh, S. Hopkins, F. A. Sherman ; Treasurer, W. Williams ; Pound Master, Ed. Nye ; justice of Peace, S. Hopkins Churches. Baptist Church, corner Cortland and Church. Services every Sab bath at 10 a. m. aud 7k p m. Rev. G. H. Brigham, Pastor. Congregational Church, Church St. Services at 10J a. m. and 7k p. m. Rev. Samuel Johnson, Pastor. Methodist Church, Church St. Services at IQk a- m. and 7k p. m. Rev. R. H. Clark, Pastor. Halls. Nye's Main Post office. Marsh C. J., P. M. Main near.Mill Railroads. Southern Central Depot, Spring Societies. Groton Lodge, No. 496, F. & A. M. hold their regular communica tions on the first and thirc Friday of each month at Masonic Hall, By order of the Lodge, F. A. Marsh, Secretary. Woodbury Post, No. 97, G. A. R. hold their Regular Meetings in Hall in Trumble's every Monday evening, at 7k o'clock, the block, Groton N. Y. D. 0. Clough, Com. Telegraph Office. Railroad Depot, Spring Agents. Beach A. S. & Co. (A. S. Reach, D. H Marsh & J. G. Stevens) fire and life, Main and Mill Agricultural. Devinney Francis, Main near Cortland Perrigo & Avery, (W. Perrigo & F. Avery) W. side Main Attorneys at Law. Hare W. W. Coitland opposite Main 150 TOMPKINS COUNTY Banks. Vic<' First National, Main and Mill, President, Charles Perrigo, Pres ident, C. P. Atwood, Cashier, D. H. Marsh Barbers Spence Robert E. Main Billiard Saloons. Warren 0. H. Main Blacksmiths. Buck H. N., W. Mill Kelsey Lee, Ppring Murray Thomas, Cayuga Boots and Shoes- Hall Samuel M. Cortland Morse Samuel B. Cortland Carriage and Wagon Makers. HICKS H. H. & CO. (H. H. Hicks, E. Field, & N. M. Thome) W. Mill Morton David B. Lan.ing and W. Groton road WILLIAMS S. S. & CO. (S. S. Williams & H Schofield) Main Coopers. Avery M. A. & Oo (M. A. Avery, F. Avery & W. Perrigo) M in Dentists. Barber & Howe, (L A. Barber & A. W. Howe) Main and Mill Dressmakers. iBadey Bridget, Main near Spring Druggists. RHODES DANA, Main near Mill Dry Goods. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Express Office. HURLBUT CHRISTOPHER, Railroad Depot, Spring Flour and Feed Mills. Sherman Fred A. Cayuga Furniture. BOOTH BROTHERS, (S. & J. I. Booth) Main near Spring Williams James, William BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 151 General Mercantile Trade. BAKER G. H. Main two doors S. Groton Hotel Conger F. & Co. (F. & C. W. Conger) Main near Mill Marsh Eugene A. Main near Mill Reynolds & Adams, (S. C. Reynolds & A. B. Adams) Cortland Spencer & Thomas, (H D. Spencer & Henry Thomas) Cortland Trumble & Peck, (N. Trumble & W. M. Peck) Cortland Gents Furnishing. Backus D. B. Main near Mill Bresee Thomas R. Main near Mill Grocers. Morton & Niver, (Miles Morton & S. A. Niver) Cortland Hardware, Stoves, &c. BARNEY & CO. (G. E, C. W. & C. S. Barney) Mill and Cortland Harness Makers. Draper Lewis E. Main Foley Henry M. Main Hay Pressers Baldwin Lewis, Cortland Hotels- Groton Hotel, (A. Backus, T. Hathaway & N. Trumble) proprietors, Main and Cortland Livery Stables. Nye & Sykes, (E. R. Nye & B. Sykes) Cayuga Machinists- Perrigo Charles & Co (C. Perrigo & 0. Avery, Jr.) Main Meat Markets. Halladay & Hopkins, (W. Halladay & N. Hopkins) Mill and Main Wait Anson & Co. (A. & S. Wait) Main Milliners. King H. M. Cortland Kinney 0. E. Main Lanterman M. At Main Newspapers. GROTON JOURNAL, (Weekly) issued every Friday, A. T. Lyon, proprietor, Main and Mill > 152 TOMPKINS COUNTY Planing Mills. McNeil & Livermore, (H. McNeil & 0. Livermore) William Photographers. Bills E. F. Main near Cortland Physicians. Goodyear John, Cortland near Main Goodyear M. D. . Main below Nye's Hall Jones Stephen U. Cortland Weaver E. R. Mill Produce Dealers. Burnham, Reynolds & Co. Cortland Shoemakers. (See Boots and Shoes) Lobdell E. Main and Mill (up stairs) Tailors. Bowman Desman, Main near Cortland Watch Makers. Lee Newton P. Main near Mill Central Carriage Manufactory, OP a. a. aiiK_s m , iiiwtM, a. *. Established in 1865, rebuilt in 1866. Factory on Mill Street, a few rods West of Groton Hotel. reputation' Having, (. uring the past five years arquired a for excellence of work manship, and style and beauty of their Carriages and Cutters, would announce that they sball continue to manufacture Sleighs and Fine Cutters, Carriages and Buggies, Platform Spring and Lumber: "Wagons. Orders for fine Carriages continue large, but we shall endeavor to keep on hand as desirable stock as may be lound in this section, and at prices that cannot be beaten. Our Platform Spring Wagons are the Admiration of All We have a long experience in the business, and employ the very best workmen. We are confident of our ability to give satisfaction in every case. Our work is the very best, and warrant it equal to that of any Manufactory. Persons wishing Buggies or Wagons built to order, will please give us a call, as we think we can satisfy them in every respect, [REPAIRING AND PAINTING. We shall make a speciality of Eepairing and painting all classes of vehicles, for which we have unequaled facilities. Also, to re-painting and varnishing Car riages,- Cutters and all other vehicles, in the best manner. Give us a trial. H. H. HICKS. N. M. THORNE. E. FIELD. BUSINESS DIEECIOKT. 153 LudlowYillg Directory. VILLAGE GOVERNMENT. Justice, Joshua Brown ; Town Clerk, Asa W- Smith ; Constable, M. M. Bristol Churches- Methodist Episcopal, Rev. H. B. Smith, Pastor Presbyterian (First), Rev. A. 0. Peloubeth, Pastor Post office. William G. Godley, P. M. office hours 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Halls. &c. Burr's Lyceum Barbers Myers Lyman Blacksmiths. BROWN & GILLETT, (George W. Brown & Charles Gillett) Swartz & Bowers, (Lester Swartz & Willard C. Bowers) Boots and Shoes. HAYES SEYMOUR B. SMITH PHILEMON L. Carriage and Wagon Makers. Miller Barney Robbins William Clothiers. (See General Mercantile Trade.) Dentists. Smith Asa W- Druggists. LYON NELSON E. successor James A. Burr Mitfhell John J. Dry Goods. (See General Mercantile Trade.) 154 TOMPKINS COT/NTY . William Mead, BURR'S BRICK BLOCK, LUDLOWVILLE N. Y, DEALER IN General Merchandise, Clothing, &c. Croceries, Crockery, Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Wall Paper, Window Shades, And every article of household necessity constantly on hand. My stock of Goods will always be found fresh and at prices to suit all who may give me a call. Country orders promptly attended to. BROWN & GILLETT, ^JaiPJ^^^jy M)Ba\A,Jj_mloiMla1 A, Ml, ItTOLtWTILIiB, N. T. Carriage and Wagon Work of all kinds made to order with dispatch. Horse shoeing we make a speciality ; our experience making us second to none in this branch of our business. Give us a trial and be convinced. GEORGE W. BROWN. CHARLES GILLETT. __Dsr__BXjSOI MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AHD WAGM SPOKES &WM&@WVIW, W.z Y, BUSINESS DIEECTOEY. 155 Hats and Caps. HAYES SEYMOUR B. FHrniture. Bristol Mortimer M. Flour and Feed Mills. BURR & MYERS, (James A. Burr & Luther Myers) MYERS HENRY, "Cayuga Lake Mills," Myer's Landing General mercantile Trade. BENJAMIN CHARLES G. LYON NELSON E. successor James A. Burr MEAD WILLIAM Grocers. Vanauken Abram B. Hardware, Stoves, &c. Avery & Miller, (Orlando M. & Edmund S.) Harness Makers. Banta John Hotels. Seely's, Warren Seely proprietor Iron Founders. Thayer Daniel H. Milliners. Bradley Mary Newspapers and News rooms. Index, issued 15th of every month, J. J. Mitchell proprietor Notaries Public Lyon Nelson E. Photographers. Fisher J. Physicians. Barr D. T. Farlin C. P. 156 TOMPKINS COtTWTT Spoke and Handle Makers. (Carriage and Wagon.) PERRIGO NELSON Sperry & Dunn, (Marshall E. Sperry and Michael Dunn) Tailors. Newton George W. Telegraph Office. Mitchell J. J. manager ESTABLISHED 1851. PHILEMON L. SMITH, LUDLOWVILLE, N. Y. mt mi &km Mamafaatwwaw* Has constantly on hand a superior assortment of Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Gentlemen and Childron, of our own manufacture. On our custom work we use every effort to give entire satisfaction to our numerous customers. Orders, meas urement and work promptly attended to and executed \ S. B. HAYES. BRICK BLOCK, B&at Bni Situ MaaafaataFaFg LXJIDI_J0'^7"VrII__,IJ_E3 3ST. TST. Hayes' stock of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Gaiters, Slippers, Rubber Boots, Chil dren's Over is first Shoes, Shoes, &c, class, large additions being constantly made. Cash Buyers can do no better than to call here. In addition to the above I have constantly on hand all the latest styles of HATS AND CAPS. business directoby. 157 Hcwfigld Village Directory, Justices ofPeace. John W. Dean Benjamin Starr Churches. Baptist Methodist, Rev. Isaac Harris, Pastor Presbyterian, Rev. J. C Smith, Pastor Halls. Garfield Post office. JOHN CROWELL, P. M. Attorneys at Law. Garfield S. S. King Merritt Barbers. Green Henry Blacksmiths. Owens, Marion & Ribble, (Joseph Owens, Ezra Marion and Elisha Ribble Woodhull Smith Carriage and Wagon Makers. MILLER HENRY H. Pierson T. H. Cigar Manufacturers. Selover H. W. Druggists. Cook & Seabring, (C. C. Cook & S. A. Seabring) Furniture. Bower L. H. General Mercantile Trade. CROWELL JOHN GILLETT & FARRINGTON BRO'S, (N. M. Gillett, F. P. & S. D. Farrington) Peck & Anderson, (G. W. Peck & W- M. Anderson) 158 TOMPKINS COT/STY Hardware. Stoves, Ac. BAKER SILAS L. Harness Makers. Farmer William E. Hotels. NEWFIELD JONATHAN STAMP, proprietor Star, George W. Cook, proprietor I_ivery Stables. McCorn R. S. Meat. Markets. COLEGROVE SAMUEL Milliners. Gregg Mary J. Miller & Todd, (S. A. Miller & M. J. Todd) Mills. Brown E. A. (Saw) DUDLEY PERCIVAL S. proprietor two flour and feed Mills Mood Albias, (woolen) Physicians- Cook C. 0. Seabring S. A. Shoemakers. Metzeler Joseph, Tanners. Bush John T. Tailors. Hyman Isaac Me&EAW. Churches Baptist (First) ; Catholic ; Episcopal, Rev. Foster ' Methodist Episcopal, Rev. A. N. Ensign ; Universalist, Rev. Peek HallsMarsh's Post OfficeDaniel B. Marsh, P. M: Societies Fidelity Lodge, No. 86, I. 0. of G. T. Attorneys at Law Chambers Garry E. Blacksmiths Howland Henry, Stanton John Cabinet Makers Andrews D. & Son, (D. & J. C. Andrews) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 159 Carriage & Wagon Makers Ellis William M. Cheese Manufacturers Schermerhorn John Dressmakers Swart C. A. DruggistsGALLOUP ERNEST G. Engineers (Civil) Howe S. L. Firkin Manufacturers Gross Van Buren Flour and Feed Mills Young M. C. Trade General Mercantile MARSH CHARLES H. ; Stone A. C. & Co. (A. C. Stone & J. W. Ginn Grocers Hart Charles D. (2d) 'Harness Makers Fisher Thomas Hotels Elm Tree House, Thomas Morgan, proprietor JewelersGALLOUP ERNEST G. Justice of Peace Patterson F. Hart Meat Markets Webster William Milliners Stanton I. A ; Swart L. A. Physicians Lanning Richard ; Lanning Oliver ; Robinson Almon Shoemakers Saxton G. Woodbury & Dutcher, (D. Woodbury & C. H. Dutcher) TailorsVan Sickle F. Tanners Chase __. W. Tinners Clark William ERNEST G. GALLOUP, HoLeaif TampUM ranty W T. DEALER IN Ui 1.4H1 e##3BSf NOTIONS AND JEWELRY. In addition we keep constantly on hand a superior and general assortment of TEAS. Country orders solicited and promptly attended to. 160 TOMPKINS COr/NTT ,fK8@MVI&EbE. Justice of Peace Jacob Carman Constable Oscar K. Dean Churches Methodist, Rev. N. M. Wheeler, Pastor Halls &c. Temperance Post OfficeJ. M. Stout, P. M., WILLIAM FARRINGTON and Geo. Rightmire, assistants Blacksmiths Brown & Van Dine, (Enos L. Brown & Charles Van Dine) Boots and ShoesFARRINGTON WILLIAM Cabinet Makers Van Buskirk John Carpenters and Builders Brown John R., Mathew M. Carriage and Wagon Makers Dean William ; Walker Alexander Coopers Slack Warren Florists Mattison Brothers, (Monroe & Ernest S.) Flour and Feed MillsNewell & Riddle, (William S. Newell & S. R. : Riddle) General Mercantile Trade Mattison & Loomis, (C. C. Mattison & George W. Loomis) Hides, Skins, Leather &cFARRINGTON WILLIAM Hotels Jacksonville, Isaac Bullard, proprietor Notaries Public Loomis George W. Painters--Vanamburg Charles Physicians Chase Henry B ; Rightmire George Produce Dealers Farrington Warren G ; Teeter C. K. Turning Mills Douglas, Sinkemon & Moffatt ETMA. Justice of Peace H. Wilcox Town ClerkGEORGE H. HOUTZ Churches Rev. Baptist, W. C, Phillips, Pastor ; Methodist, Rev. Edgar Jayne, Pastor Etna Park Association Driving President, J. W. Webster ; Super intendent, E. R. Palmer Halls Earl's, E. R. Palmer, proprietor Post Office George H. Houtz, P. M. Telegraph Office G. B. Davis and G. H. Houtz, managers BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 161 Agents Palmer E. R., U. S. Ex. & U., I. & E. R. R. Co. Blacksmiths Crapser W. A ; Freeman E. Building Mover Freeman Lyman Carriage and Wagon Makers Weaver E. G. DressmakersCarr Miss General Mercantile Trade Davis & Webster, (George B. Davis & John W. Webster) Hotels Earl's, E. R. Palmer, proprietor; Etna, Jerome Heffron, proprietor Insurance Dryden and Groton Insurance Co. W. Marsh, Sec'y Iron Foundries (Agricultural), Bartholomew C. Meat MarketsGifford G. N. & T. A. Mills Bartholomew 0. (Scale & Planing ; Bartholomew Jesse, (Plan ing) ; HOUTZ & CO. (Flour, Feed, Saw & Shingle) ; Rhodes Truman, (Saw & Cider) ; Rhodes Brothers, (Saw Mill) Milliners Thomas & Milks Notary Public Marsh Walker Painters Wilcox H. Physicians Beach Judson, (Allopathist) Rectifiers Weed Thomas R. Shoemakers Brotherton D ; Dusenberry L. Tailors Brady Phillip M&TT'S &&BMBB8. Supervisor John Wolcott Justice of Peace Richard Lounsbury Churches Baptist, Rev. A. B. Woodworth, Pastor ; Congregationalist Post OfficeVALENTINE VANDERMARK, P. M. BlacksmithsCarr Peter ; McWhorter & Heth (James McWhorter & Justus Heth Carpenters and Builders Mulks Moses ; Wolcott John ; Woodhull Samuel Carriage and Wagon Makers Shurter Josiah ; Wolcott William General Mercantile Trade Personius Walker V ; Sanders George T ; VANDERMARK VALENTINE Gun Makers Lull J. B. MachinistsAult John 162 TOMPKINS COTTirTT MillsAllen John P. (Saw) ; CORNELL FRANK, (Flour & Feed) ; Vandermark Shurter Willis, (Plaster) ; Tucker R. G. (Saw) ; Jacob & Sons, (Jacob, Thomas & William) (Woolen) ; Vander mark & Personius, (J. Vandermark & C. Personius) (Flour & Feed) Shoemakers Boyce John J. Tanneries Lounsbury Edward TinnersGALE WILLIAM S. WILLIAM S. aAJLE, Hott's Owners, ItoiMptfas County* If Y. MANUFACTURER OF ALL KIN1>S OF TIN, SHEET IKON, AND COPPER WORK. Has constantly on hand at reasonable prices a large assoitment of Glassware. All orders for Hardware, Stoves, &c. promptly attended to. BE,ATEM YILZ&M. Justice of Peace Matthew Bull Town Clerk Charles L. Davis Churches Methodist, Rev. William B. Kinney, Pastor ; Reformed Post OfficeJohn Bull, P. M. Societies Caroline Lodge (Masonic), meets first and third Saturdays of each month Attorneys at Law Ashley Samuel Blacksmiths Davis Charles ; Tryon John S. Carriage and Wagon Makers Harding A. T ; Hornbeck Philip ; Lawrence Alfred ConfectionersHOLLAND WILLIAM Trade General Mercantile BULL HENRY W ; Bull John HotelsMAGNETIC SPRINGS HOUSE, C. M. Benjamin, C. F. Hornbeck, & A. F. Hornbeck, proprietors ; Slaterville Hotel, Josephus Hasbrouck, proprietor BUSINESS DIRECTOHY. 163 Physicians BULL HENRY W. contemplates opening in a short time a Hotel for the reception of guests who desire to visit and be benefitted by the Magnetic Springs ; Gallagher Gardner ; Gallagher William Shoemakers Van Pelt Garrett FBBEVmEE. Churches Methodist, Rev. Edgar Jayne, Pastor Post OfficeJ. B. GEORGE, P. M. Telegraph Office A. M. Irish, manager AgentsArnold N. C. Midland R. R. Co. ; George J. B., U. S. Ex press ; Southern Central, and U. I. & E. R. R. Co's Blacksmiths McKeon John Cheese Factories Shaver Ira C. Coal Dealers George J. B. ; Wood 0. E. (wholesale) Engineers (Civil) Clark H. W. ; Rock William General Mercantile Trade George J. B. Flour and Feed MillsWilley S. B. Hotels Junction House, Otis E. Wood, proprietor ; Freeville Hotel, M. D. Shaver, proprietor Physicians Simonds , (Allopathist) Saw MillsWilley S. B. Shoemakers Chapman Joel Water WorksCady's (0. B. & J. E. Cady), proprietors BANBY. Justice of Peace Lemuel Jennings Town Clerk Benjamin Williams Churches Methodist ; Presbyterian HallsPublic Post OfficeJosiah Hawes, P. M. Blacksmiths Cluff Lemuel ; Johnson Chauncey ; Puffer William Boots and Shoes Hollister Noah ; Ostrander Jones Carriage and Wagon Makers Birdsley Henry ; Owen Edward Carpenters and Builders Elliott Chauncey ; Merrill Ira General Mercantile Trade-^-Hawes & Son, (Josiah & William) ; How- 164 TOMPKINS COUNTY ell & Brother (Thomas & Charles C. Jr.) Hotels Danby, Charles Banfield, proprietor MillsBirdsley & Williams, (Willis Birdsley & B. Williams), Tlour, Feed, Planing and Saw) ; Gunderman William, (Saw) ; Jen nings Oscar, (Saw) Physicians Beers Eli Tanneries Hawes Josiah & Son &AM81MGYILE. Churches Methodist, Rev. Smith, Pastor HallsPublic Post OfficeCharles H. Dates, P. M. Attorneys at Law Dates J. D. Blacksmiths Moreland & Jacobs Boots and Shoes Tucker A. L. Building Mover Tompson Willard Carpenters and Builders Davis F. B. Carriage and Wagon Makers Baker William P. & Co. Coopers Tucker A. & Son General Mercantile TradeDATES CHARLES H. Hotels Temperance, Wesley DeCamp, proprietor Meat MarketsStout S. W. Milliners Brezley & Scott MillsFord J. M. (Flour and Feed) Painters Fletcher & DeCamp Physicians Hall Darius Teachers Baker Charles, (Horse tamer) DeCamp Helen (Music) Justice of Peace William D. Mount Churches Methodist ; Free Post OfficeM. J. Miller, P. M. Blacksmiths Anthony & Conley, (John Conley & John Anthony) Carpenters and Builders Mount W. E. Carriage and Wagon Makers Montford James M. Companies Peruville cheese manufacturing Co. E. G. Beach, Sec'y BUSINESS DIKECTOBY. 165 Coopers Bereau E. General' Mercantile TradeMiller M. J. Masons Kimball and Shaw, (E. Kimball & George Shaw) Milliners Montford Mrs. Mills Ford Major, (Flour and Feed) ; Larned E. D. (Saw and Chair manufacture) Shoemakers Lumbard W. C. Tanneries Mount W. D. & Joseph 8PBEB8YI&&B, Justice of Peace Gilbert D. B. Churches Methodist Episcopal, Rev. S. W. Lindley, Pastor ; Protes tant Episcopal ; Union, Presbyterians and Universalists Constable Muir George Post OfficeGilbert D. B., P. M. Attorneys at Law Hyde R. H. S. Blacksmiths Hawkins George W. ; Whiting Samuel Boots and Shoes See Shoemakers Carpenters and Builders Akins H. S. ; Legg R. T. ; Osborn G. W- General Mercantile Trade Blair Robert ; Legg W. S.; Nixon George H Hotels Wade B. C. proprietor Milliners Mon Crief Caroline Model Maker Akins William H. Physicians Johnson Ransom Planing and Saw Mills Akins H. S. Makers Shoe GILBERT D. B. ; Marshall J. W. If MMYBEM* Justice of Peace A. W. George Churches Methodist, Rev. A. M. Lake, pastor Post OfficeH. H. PRIMROSE, P. M. Mails received Tuesday's, Thursday's and Saturday's Attorneys at Law Castle S. T. Blacksmiths Fox J. H. ; Roe Charles W. Cabinet Makers Bryant George R. ; Southville Newman Carriage and Wagon Makers Barber John ; Roe W. 186 .-TO-ffPl-INS COTJWTY Carpenters and Builders Baker R. T. ; Case E. ;. Fox C. W. Coopers Clark John ; Vandermark H. Music Teachers Baker George Painters Barber J. S. Physicians-Snyder Enos Produce Dealers Carr J. M. mmlim. Post OfficeNELSON ROUNSEVELL, P. M. Blacksmiths Fenner W. T. ; Rickerd S. S. Butter and Cheese Factories Speed R. G. H. Carpenter and Builder Smith Gilbert MillsTobey Nathaniel mroPMwm CJBM$r@i, Justice of Peace Charles J. Rounsevell Churches Baptist, Rev. S. R. Evans, Pastor ; Methodist, Rev. L. W- Lindsley, Pastor Post Office W. L. Robbins, P. M. (wagon maker) Blacksmiths Personius Gilbert Boots and Shoes Bovee Joseph Carpenter and Builder Brink Elias Cooper Scott Abram Dressmakers Ostrander General Mercantile Trade Norton & Decker Harness Makers Chitry Charles E. PhysiciansWall J. C. Churches Baptist Post OfficeAlvin Merrill, P. M. Agents Merrill J. P. (general) Basket Makers Meacham W- S. Blacksmithsi--Meacham Albert ; Pool Daniel Cabinet MakerHanford D. C_ BTJSnSTESS DIEECTO'KY. 167 Churches Episcopal ; Methodist Post OfficeCharles Wright, P. M. Wmt Justice of Peace J. P. Thatcher Churches Baptist ; Methodist, Rev. Humpstead, Pastor Post OfficeIra Patchen, P. M. Blacksmiths Beach Alonzo ;, Lewis J. Boots and Shoes Shaw George Carpenters and Builders Grant George ; Hemingway Carriage and Wagon Makers English Charles General Mercantile Trade Patchen Ira PhysiciansTIBBETTS A. M, Post OfficeL. H. Van Kirk, P. M. Blacksmiths Crass Timothy Carriage and Wagon Makers Rumsey L. A. Em&bM Cmim* Justices of PeaceJohn M. Baker ; William Marshall Christian Churches Baptist, Rev. Enos Perry ; Rev. Topping; Methodist, Rev. Winchester Post Office John P. Broas, P. M. Blacksmiths Breese Corydon ; Broas J. P. Carriage and Wagon Makers Breese C. CoopersJones W. H. ; Wright Sylvester Workman John G. General Mercantile Trade Jones Jason D. .; (Cab inet Maker) Harness Makers Wright H. C. Mills Bagley William D. (saw) ; Bostwick William, (saw) 168 TOMPKINS COUNTY Justice of PeaceRodger A. B. Post OfficeRodgers A. B., P. M. Blacksmiths Niver Abram Boots and Shoes and Shoemaker Lucas James Churches Presbyterian, Rev. W. 0. Baldwin General Mercantile TradeRodger A. B. Justice of Peace J. Croker Churches Baptist Post OfficeF. A. Perry Jr. P. M. Blacksmiths Davis W- ; Fenner 0. General Mercantile TradeIVES L. D. Emmmrngg, Em&t Churches Baptist, Rev.. Ainsworth Post OfficeGeorge W. Miller, P. M. Blacksmiths Cole Erastus Justice of Peace J. H. Conklin Surveyor William H. Fitch Churches Baptist ; Methodist Post Office Roswell Beardsley, P. M. Blacksmiths Houser Anson Boots and Shoes Curtis Josiah Flour and Feed MillsCrittenden G. D. General Mercantile Trade Beardsley F. J. Hotels Ross Thomas JZansingz Sigmth* Justice of Peace Woodbury James Churches Methodist Office Post Ives A. 0 , P. M. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 169 Blacksmiths Smith Jared General Mercantile Trade Ives A. C. HotelsCENTRAL EXCHANGEMiller Dana, proprietor M&ll&r-yville Manufacturers Wade & Andrews, (E. M. Wade & J. W. Andrews), tubs, firkins and pails ; Watson George E. shingles, cheese- boxes and pails Pgney MqIIqjw. Post Office Alvah Brown, P. M. Hotels Poney Hollow Hotel, Alvah Brown, proprietor TrmMhwll's Corners* Justice of PeaceCORNISH JOHN J. Clark Churches Christian, Rev. B. R. Hurd ; Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Winchester Post OfficeCORNISH J. J., P. M. Clark Blacksmiths Brown Abram, Clark and Trumbull ; Grover Anson Clark Boots and Shoemakers Cornish H. & Son, Clark Carpenters and Builders Kresga Leonard & Co. Mill Carriage and Wagon Makers Kresga P. Green ; Thorp & Carpenter, (P. Thorp & J. E. Carpenter), Church Physicans White A. J. Church Mills Planing and Saw Kresga Elias, Mill Shino-le Manufacturers Smith John, Water WmrmaM Churches Methodist, Rev. E. House Post OfficeWilliam Nixon, P. M. Blacksmiths Seaman Jacob ; Van Syckle William General Mercantile Trade Nixon William Gun Makers Crutz J. Hotels Varna, W. D. Ellis, proprietor 170 BUSINESS DIRECTOBY. W^terbmrgh, Justice of PeaceSAMUEL BURLEW Constable James Lyke Churches Methodist Moss," Post OfficeJohn P. M. Attorneys at LawBURLEW SAMUEL Blacksmiths Cole John ; Goodyear D. Carriage and Wagon Makers Grice John; Trowbridge David Coopers Hovencamp Silas Dress Makers Goodyear E. General Mercantile Trade Van Dine Edgar Mills Treman Abner, (Flour, Feed & Saw) Millwrights Lyke James & William