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MAR MAR MAR MAR t 15 George 1) Rioch, printer 120 Newman Wagstaff, machinist 92 WM Brass, carpenter Matthews' I.ivery Stable■ 7 Vacant 122 A Loney, shoemaker 94 Jacob I.owery 33-35 J B Matthews, liver 119 Mrs Thomas Kerruish 124 Peter Thoinpson, plumber 96 Primary School 37 J H Mathews, bookeeper intersects 128 Mrs M Hendrie 98 Rev I) Dippel 39 Joseph Quarry, COM tray Irellington-st inlet-seas Evangelical Church 41 Tuckett's warehouse Maria-st, south side 100 T S Bell, civil engineer 43 Hugh Corry, laborer 8 Mrs Robt McKay Market-st ncrli Bide, from 31 102 Mrs las Flett Bay-st intersects Ilughson-st intersects Maonab north to Ray 04 Wm Fulton St Paul s German Church :06 Mrs Emma New 20 Mrs M Davis 2 W H Crooker, druggist 63 Rev G H Myers 108 Wm Mattice, porter 22 F J Rastrie., architect A Lawson d: Co, printers 69 Hendrie & Co's stables 4 110 Thos Dawes Church of Ascension 6 C Kerner, saloon 71 Geo Mc\rittie, foreman Vacant lot to John Cuzner, hide dealer Hess-st intersects 73 Wm Lee, laborer John and Catharine- sis intersect 12 14 J Thompson, hotel 114 Walter Anderson, brJokkeepr 75 John Marion, porter NIrs Hannah Pitnm 77 Arch White 40 Michael Swales, carpenter 16 Morris Joy, barber tit) 18 si8 J Howell, Tribune CO 79 W Tufford, teamster 42 Mrs I Webber Market stables F 120 R E Gallagher, principal 81 — Robinson, teamster Upfield, manufacturer 20 J Craig, V S 44 J J intersects 46 Thos Capes, saddler 24 Wm Woodward, jeweler Canada Business College Caroline-st 122 Cyrus King. grocer 56 C H Dempster, manfr 26-28 Wm Morris, grocer 91 Geo Bautz, traveler 58 John McDonald, stonecutter Park-st intersects 124 Mrs Jas Horsburg 93 David Gibb, traveler 126 Rev L DesBrisay ci 6o .rohn Beal, baker 34 J Craig, vet surgeon 95 I Armstrong, grain btn 128 Robt B Horner, express 62 Mrs John S Dundon 36 Mrs I Lockie 97 Geo D Griffin. traveler' 64 Miss Mary 1.emon 38 John Hancock, whipmaktr messenger 99 H C Sheppard, clerk 130 Wm Goddard, laborer 66 Mrs H UNIalley 40 Mrs Jane Smith • tot Z Hemphil, agent James Chisholm, barrister 7 0 \Vm Kent, music teacher 42 H E Bush, pump man& 132 103 Charles Huton, tailor Queen-st intersects to5 l'eter Corridi, bookkeeper Walnut-st intersects 44 Robert Williams, painter 46 W R Pease, bookkeeper 140 M Acheson, shoemaker 107 E Wheaton, conductor 74 C Donovan, teacher 54 John Rogers. blacksmith 142 Thomas Hutchinson, team- log M McCulloch, bookkeeper 76 John Patterson, tailor lit N H Buchner, proof reader Ray - st interse,ts ster 78 Wm l'askey, machinist 144 James Hutchinson, teaniste Hess-st ends 8o Robert Forbes 58 A Robinson, M D Robt Wright, teamster 117 MIS Scriber 82 James Holloran, baker 62 James Gray, teamster 64 Thos Farm-, teamster 150 O'Neil, gardener 119 G J Walker, painter Cherry-st intersects 66 Wm Waldren, teamster 156 Wm Harper, fireman 121 George McCalden 84-86 Patrick Padden, laborer 68 John Morty, teatnster 158 James Fairclough, carpenter 123 David Rowe, contractor 90 Owen Lavelle, laborer 70 Hendrie & Co, blacksmith 160 James Burns, teamster 125 Thos A I iuggan, clerk 92 Mrs Eliza Murray shop 162 Mrs Ann Bailey 127 George Kerner, agent 94 Patrick O'Connell, laborer 72 Wm Moir, ornamenter 164 Michael Gorman, blackstnith 129 H T Drope, printer 96 Timothy Sheehan, laborer 74 John Cummings, brewer Ray-st intersects 131 Chas Parkin, express messen- 104 D O'Connor, laborer 76 John \rollick, wood turner ger to6 Mrs Mary McDonald 78 Thos N Best Market-st, south side 133 Wm P Smith, clerk 108 Fred Clarkt, laborer 8o Dennis Gleason, agent I M Wartelsky, rag dealer Queen-st intersect 110 Geo Watmington, plumber 82 Fred Schwarz, tobacconist 3 T H McKenzie, wool dealer Aurora-st intersects 84 Chris Rieger, stone moson 5-7 J B Williams, hotel Market Square, from 17 James 86 John McGoff, machinist 112 P Hayes, laborer 7 Simon Lalor, harnessmaker n, to biunab 114 Mrs John Hubbard 88 James Stewart, plumber 11 1) Black, blacksmith 1 McGregor & Parke, druggists 116 Patrick Kennedy, moulder Caroline-st intersects 13 Dominion Hotel Stables 2 P Ronan, flour and feed t8 NVnt Aspell, clerk 90 Joseph Mason, caretaker Park-st intersects 3 Alex Stuart. ticket agent STREET DIRECTORY. 321 320 CITY 01 HAMILTON.

MAR MAI( NtAit NIAR to The J H Stone Nlanutactur- 154 H I) Baker, whipmaker 3 W 0 Skinner, customs bro- Hest-. Queen, and Kent-sts inter- mg Co 156 11 Hincks, machinist ker sec, 12 Vacant 158 NIrs E V Mugridge 4 Wm Fell, engraver Locke-st intersects 16 Vacant 160 J H Moore, clerk 5 I & C J Brennan, grocers Thos Vans, machinist 18 Aithur Gee, tailor 162 John %Vestaway, packer ô James Mcl'hail, boots and George Russell, harnessinkr 20 James Arthur, cabowner 166 Joseph Hopkins, weaver shoes 1-1 C Russell, saddler r 166 John NIcClammand, 7 E Easterbrook, grocer King Iftm-st intersects weaver Geo Collis, coppersmith s68 R '1' Smith, bamageman 6 4 Havana Cigar Co 26 James 1Vay, insurance John Hahan, mason 170 G E Harris, tobacco presser " W & J Niorden, produce 34 Win McLelland, collarmaker Charles Bishop, carpenter 172 Ed Fearman, plasterer aud commission 38 Wm Sm)e, collarmaker ‘Vm Marsh, blacksmith 172 I, Cherrier, grocer 8 Joseph Webster, flour and J W Korn, furrier A'ebecca-st intersects feed Barton-st intersects Markland St, north side 46 Nicholas Engle, tinsmith 9 Carpenter Bros, grocers Public school 180 James Patterson, carpenter to Cyrus King, grocer Wm Dillon, coachman 184-204 Hamilton Cotton Co If",/son-st commences it Vacant Macnab-st intersects 206 John Holt, laborer 68 E '1' Wright & Co, jappann- 12 Benj Lester, hotel Thos Irvine 208 Joseph Williams, machinist ing 210 Joseph Fearley, carpenter i3 Henry Goold, hotel Park-st intersects 14 Wm Harris, baker 68 Star Augur Co G '1' R bridge i5 F I. Cherrier, grocer Wm Wallace -70 Thos Herbert, stonecutter 238 Alex Main, rope maim- 16 Thos W Scott, Empire House Bay-st intersects 74 M A Gallagher, traveler Strachan-st intersects 18-2 0 Vacant John 1Valford, packer 76 J Carruthers, flour dealer 78 Mrs Robt Farley 240 James Paton, machinist Mae-nab-51 iniertear Caroline-st intersects 8o A Charlesworth, shoemaker 242 'I' H Buckingham, mechanic NIrs Emma Bagot, school 82 Thos Laidlaw, clerk 244 – McGorman, laborer Markland St, south side 246 Wm Thompson, blacksmith Jas Prentice, laborer Kelly - st interse, is 252 Alex Hunter, laborer Marne-si intersects R NV Jocelyn, builder 84 88 Laidlaw, Bowes & Co, Thomas, contractor Mrs D Nicholson l' founders .Vmcoe-st interseds Mrs Gadsby Meadmvs, spinner - W Payne, coal and wood 254 Hugh Ontario si interstas Hugh Donaldson, carperder Mrs M R I.ogie Hamilton carding mills /';Trie-st interserts Miss Mary Miller John Quarrier, barley manfr 264 James McInerney, machinist intersects Bar-st Bess-st intersects Cannon-st intersects John Hannan, 'alum- 1Vm Ainslie, trunk maker Robt West, laborer ;08 Geo Kemp, merchant l'idon-st intersects John A Gould, piano maker Queen, Kent and Locke-sts infer 118 Vacant l'eter Carroll, carpenter Hilton-si. intersects sect 122 Vacant Thus Mullins, carpenter W J Job, shoemaker Wm Knapman, laborer 124 Chas Holland, agent John Clellan, boilermaker John Croft, laborer John Knapman, laborer :28 James Kingdom, tailor Chris Connoly, boilermaker Ed Wilde, valuator H Reinholt, carpenter 134 A R Lovell, clerk NVm Wickham, stovefitter Caroline-st intersects l'hos 'I'aylor, laborer t36 Jas F Chamberlain Maeauley and ll'irod-sts intersed 1 38 Jas McKay, artist W j Locke, salesman Mary-st, west side. Mrs George Weeks Martin's Alley, from King cut 140 Mrs E H Hamilt.,n 5 (; riffin NI I) tko Jones, carpenter to Main s40.1, Mrs C A Baird H 142 Chas H Hills, grocer 15 John Burt, laborer Thos Briers, painter Pilgrim Bros, soda water Bruce-st intersects Robert st intersects King IVm-st intersects 25 John %Vatson, — Phillips, machinist Mary-st, east side, from 121 148 John Stevens, baker cattle doctor Wm Kay, laborer King e, to the Bay m8 NIcKenna, laborer 27 Wm Gillespie, laborer Wm Lennox, grocer 8 G B Smith, wood yard 1 5 2 J W Emery, carpenter 29 Mrs M D Dixon 322 CITY OF HAMILTON. STREET DIRECTORY. 323

MAR MAR MER MER 31 John Barnes, plumber 16r Alfred Crowe, machinist 1Voodst intersects. Merrick-at, south 33 P Armstrong, carriagemaker 163 W E Rearman, waiter sicle 1-5 L Jones, billiard room Reberea -st intersects 165 John Fart, teamster side, t67 John Hayes, laborer Merrick-it, north from Market Square H Hill, butcher :69 John Dillett, laborer 55 James, north to Bay. 43 F H Sharp, machinist Matnah-st intersects 171 D A Muir, contractor 2 A F Forbes, insurance agent 35 Vacant 45 Geo H Milne, carpenter 173 H Church, moulder 2 G A Young, insurance agent James Nunn, teamster 49 Thomas Robinson, hotel 47 175 Ed Armstrong 6 John Rowen, barber 49 Amos Johnston, huckster 53 Joseph Canute, hotel 177 John Osborne, grocer 8-12 Royal Hotel 59 Lagarie 51 Mrs Mary Ebbs BIOS 14 City Directory office 6: Mrs Nall 53 Philip Smith, porter Barlong! intersects " Stamp & Waite, painter 63 Mrs Riach 55 Thos Greenaway. moulder 183 John Sheridan, laborer 16 Vacant 65 Wm Springstead, laborer 57 Ed R Routh, carpenter :85 Dan Tracy, teamster t8 kkinson Bros, stationers 5754 John Canty, engineer 187 Wm Hughes, carpenter 67 M E Briggs, agricultural ins 20-22 Johnston it Gilmore, auc- plements 59 Mrs Susan Sweeney :93 John R Hore, manfr tioneers Park -st 6, lVm Nevells, laborer 195 John Maden, laborer 24 McMonies St Ryan, auction- intersects I I 63 H Davis, carpenter 197 James Mines, moulder eCrS 73 • Dalton, laborer 73 Geo Cavil, turner 199 James 26 W H Zwick, collector 75 New stores 75 James Hunter, salesman aor Robert Harrison, brass fia-- 26 John H Young, architect 77 77 P F Young isher 26 James A Harvey, print* 79 83-85 79 J G Cloke, bookseller 203 Mrs Mary Grace 28 Woodbine Saloon, J Gully Alex Campbell, grocer 8: Hamilton Whip Co (limited) 205 A H Otto, wood carver 30 Vacant 87 W F Farmer, watchmaker 89 A Calder, 83 James Adams, salesman 207 J Marshall, ropemaker 32 John Modlin, produce druggist 85 Mrs Wm Mowat 209 Mrs J Langdon 32 A Unsworth, hardware York-st intersects 87 Geo Biltcn 211 Patrick Conners, grocers 34 Vacant 89 Wm Farrar, salesman Murray -st intersects 36 Henry Simon, cigarmaker Mill-st, north side, from 95 91 Patrick Kennedy, carter 225 Jacob Zingsheim, cabinet Gospel Hall Caroline n, west to lieu tanner 93 Joseph Pett, manfr 38 R Hunter & Co, auctioneers 8 John Beckerson, laborer 95 Vacant 227 Thomas Smith, brakeman 38 H E Bush, pump maker 20 WM Coutts, teamster Webster, mason 97 James 229 David Ryckman, moulder Aifenah-st intersects 14 John McCarthy, laborer 99 Andrew Mackie, moulder 233 Peter O'Connor, teamster 52 ThosC Stewart, corn traveler s6 Richard Beckerson Cannon-st ionerse li G T R Bridge 62 James Simpson, grocer r8 Samuel Walsh, tobacco roller ill Richard Seldon, grocer Strachan -st intersects Hess-st intersect, t7 J F Spohn Park-st intersects 243 H Markle, ropemaker 72 Geo Miles, plumber aide :19 John Riche, druggist 245 Fred Johnson, wheelwright south 74 Wm Dodd, feather dyer 3 James Irwrn, 12 I Peter Fitzpatrick, carpenter 247 Francis E King, ropemaker teamster sa3 Dennis Skelly, engineer 76 Hannaford Brus, plasterers 7 Win H Childs, machinist 249 P Croty, carpenter 78 Francis Shepherd, clerk 125 Vacant 9 Joseph Lee, wood dealer Sitncoe-st intersects 8o Mrs S A Wagner 13 Thos McHattie, engineer Robert -st intersects 255 James Blake, grocer 82 John Baillie, bookkeeper 15 Mrs John Dryland 143 James Martin, scalemaker 257 Geo Askews, shoemaker 84 Miss Sarah Snider t 7 Wm Butler, baggageman 145 E Tallman, machinist James Lee, weaver 86 Vacant 19 Wm Laing, brakesman 147 John Connor, painter Henn Geghan, laborer 90 Dr W (; Stark Hess-st intersects 149 Elvin Nash, engineer Ferrie-st intersects 92 A Calder, druggist John Carmichael, laborer 94 Miss Hannan Carr 15i John M Ferguson, dyer 153 John Harte, hatter 96-98 Hurd & Roberts, marble Mulberry-st, north aide, from 157 Duncan Brown, bookkeeper Picton and Macauley -sis intersect works 159 James n to Caroline 159 Stephen Searle, builder Vacant lots Bay-st intersects (J N1 j Dingman, excise IC :I•.('TOttl' . 324 ('IT\' OF IIA M ILTO ~N . STRI ET I ► 32 .5

\1UR MUR Ml'I . N1111t J Pett, sheepskins 48 Geo Stewart, teamster 16 J ohn Rule, cutte r 103 1Vrn Goodyer, maltste r Win Niblock, teamster 5 Henry Phillips, collector 18 Joseph Jeffrey, carpenter Raihncry-st inter!- :cts 0 t8!ï -- Gordon, moulder E.d Robinson, laborer 52 Jas Connell, tobacco roller ao M 1 ►N•yer, moulde r We//in,k ton-st intersects 53 I McMichael, whipmaker Murray-st eact, north side, W ( ; Wilto n zz Vacan t Murray-st w, north side, from 54 24 John Banrick, laborer from 228 James north to 58 Mrs I) Henderson 26 James Forrest, gunsmith Wellington 213 James north, to Bay Hess-st intersects 12 H B \Vitton . Alacnab-st intersects 7 John Lungley, laborer Mrs Iavelle, grocer i 9 G Stray, laburcr 16 Mrs Capt h,dward Zealand 74 Vacan t 30 P Hennessey, locksmith Ataenab-st intersects 32 Chas Jenkins, enginee r 15 ( :co Anderson, carpenter 76 \Vm !11cFedries, clerk 17 Patrick Dillon, laborer 78 ( 34 'l'hus Atkinson, harnessrnkr 28 Win Omand, machinist :eo Fi Lees, merchant 38 John Slaughter, labore r Hug/rson-st intersetts 30 Mrs Mary Fard y 8o Peter McBeth, contractor 40 Daniel Coughlin, carpenter 25 James 1)al y 32 Philip l'ere, labore r 82 James Thompson, moulder 44 John McConnell, laborer 27 Win Silver, shoemaker Primary Schoo l 88 James Young, bookkeepe r 42 J B l'ollttt, designer / Wk-st intersects 29 \\'m Forsyth, tinsmlth Qneen-st inters-l, 44 11 Lee, bookkeelk r 62 Michael Mcl)ermott, laborer 31 J \Voodnian, machinist 112 Mrs Joseph Fletcher .1 Zingsheim, manufacturer 46 ► G McIntyre, boilermaker 64 E J Baker, plumbe r 33 machinis 114 ► ulius Rreternitz, tailor 35 Isaiah Beer, Builder 48 Robt Archibald, t ,16 'l'hos Wilson, fireman 66 Francis Somerville, laborer 5 John Porteous John-st intersects 0 118 Sinclair Mcl ;eth, laborer New gasomete r Ray-st intersecls 82 J ohn Allen, machinist Vacant lots 120 Arthur Strickland, carnage maker 84 Geu Gardner, brakeman Catharrne-st interseds Murray-st w, south side 122 James Turnbull, laborer Bay-st intersects r :Vbior Hotel 87 R Nixon, clerk 7 \\'m J 1-'rayne, bellowsmaker 124 Adolph Sac h P Grant k, Son's brewery 91 Vacan t 9 Mrs John H Gree r 126 John Hobson, laborer y3 Herbert Hall, fireman Rail7nay-st interstcts II Walter L'rry, barbe r Ray-st intersects Alary-st intersects 13 John Mulholland, engineer 150 John W Ronald, carpenter Mulberry-st, south side Mrs Ellen Harvey 15 M rs J Hanning 152 George Hudson, marble 7 Mrs It White, tailores s Mi,s Mary P.dwards 2 3 \\'n l'aldon, hotel polishe r 9 Cousin s John \\'ebb, brlcklayer .Ilarnab-st inta sects 154 1) Robertson, machinist t 1M rs M J Cusick E l' Webber, hubmaker 29 Vacan t 156 Miss M E Gourla y 13 Thomas Stokes A Cox, cork cutter 41 Geo Moore, restaurant 16o James Brennan, grocer 15 Chas McMichael 1 hi'!!ij,{gton-st inkrsects 45 Vacan t 1'earl-st intersects 17 Frank Kavanag h Murray-st east, south aide Park-st intersects 172 Zion Sunday School 19 Alex Hendry, accountant 174 Mrs M Baue r ,o Joseph Nelson, driver 21 H Kite, com traveler 178 John Hall, cabinetmaker z7 Frank Sturdy, grocer i6 'l'heo Smith . dye r Napier-st, north side, from 43 Bay north, west to Locke 18o Mrs Gilbert Anderson Macnab-st intersects . /h~;hson-st inlerreg-ti 8 Canadian Piano Stool Co 18o Mrs John Actwort h 20 Geo Burton, engraver 33 Francis O'Reilly, plumber io Robt Woods, finisher Lorke-st intersects 35 Mrs Whit e John-st intersects 14 Joseph i'hillips,tobaccoroller Napier-st south aide 37 Mrs W j Taylor 74 R J I)ay, inspector G T R 16 Jas Rabitory, barbe r 39 S F Egan 9 John McLeod, printer 76 Vacan t rs Robt EdK•ards, tinsmith r r Fire engine hous e 41 Edward Kavanagh, moulder 8o Frank Hold, carder 20 James Martin, shoemaker 17 Martin Fitzpatrick, painter Park-st intersects 82 Mrs Win Saalbach, tailoress 22 'l'hos Freeborn, shoemaker r9 John Dickson, patternmakei 66-67 Hamilton Gas Light Co Cat/rarine, tf'lary and Ferbnrson-aue 30 Chas 1)rew, tinsmit h 21 Mark Pulling, salesman Bay-st intersects intersect Caroline-st intersects 23 Thos Gain, corn traveler 326 CITY OF tIAMIt.TON. STREET DIkNCTORti'. 327

MAR DfAR ONT l'A R Win 1Veir, laborer 24 Vacant 31 Wm S Sendall, carpenter 173 H B Walsher, carpenter 33 James Pearson, com tray 175 George Daniels, engineer 5 Martin Rowley, moulder z6 Mrs Catharine O'Grady 35 Henry Mudford, carriage 182 Mrs Mary Ward Il intTewrth-st intersetts z8 Robt tihittal, laborer builder t83 Mrs (:eo l)ebus 32 Thos Taylor, teamster 37 Ralph Redmond, baker 185 Mrs John Lownes Cntario-st, from Concession to 3; C SlniKgs, laborer 36 Geo Honeybourne, carpentet Caroline-st intersects Little Peel and Locke-sts intersect Markland, weet to James 45 George Smith, shoemaker %-a( ant Cherry it intersats 47 James Stedman, machinist Nelson-ave, north side, com- 5 Vacant 53-55 James Baker mences at 4: een a, and 6 Mrs John Wardlaw Park-st north, east side, from 57 11'm Cox, butcher runs wcat to Locke 7 John McF;wen, moulder 94 King west to Murray 59 Thos Dixon 8 Benj Fowler, laborer 8 1. (' Smith, barrister Franklin lionse 61 Mrs John Moore 18 Vacant 9 Hugh McKellar, carpenter 63 Gco Brand 8-to Livery stable 65 Jacob Smith Xlnt-st intersects Ozford-st, from York between 11larkit-st intersects 67 Thomas Addison, laborer 3o E G Barrow, civil engineer Queen and Locomotive 28 Samuel Groves, blacksmith 69 Herbert Emmett, cooper 38 Vacant- No houses York-st intersetts Locke-st interse

PAR PAR l'A R PAR 128 John Beaufort Cannon-st intersects 9 John Smith, painter 104 Vacant 130 F G Luneburg, furrier 77 George Steele 9! F Leckenby, traveler to6 J V Teetzel, barrister Wheeler, woodworker 132 Miss Armstrong 79 F J II Mrs Hutt lierkimer-11 intersects Ham 81 Mrs Mary Scully 234 T M Murphy,sec-treas, 13 Louis Edworthy,patternmakr Henry Bunbury Whip 83 David Kiah Co 15 Chas F Abraham, merchant W L Smart, barrister 436 Henry Vernon, manager W 89 1Vm Ferguson, tailor Main - st intersects H Irwin A: Co 99 T 1.ittlehales, manager gas Pearl-st n. east side, from 264 138 St Joseph's Orphan Asylum works 29 J Bull. laborer 31 Geo Hughes, sawyer King w to York Co/borne - si intersects 1 4 Joseph Collett, machinist Mulberry -st interseets 33 Frank McCusker, aealer 152 Chas Jamieson, operator 16 Richard Hilts, marble cutter 105 35 James Hirst 154- A Wilkins, sculptor Mrs James Ivory 18 John Kinley>ide, manager 1 09 James Clark, stove mounter 37 C Coomhie. shoemaker 39 Hamilton Industrial Works Barton -st intersects David Marshall, mason Is t Thos A Erly, agent 20 Jas H Mann, laborer 862 John Black, butcher 113 Wm Cook, painter 41 ‘Vm Preston, laborer 43 Calvin Campbell, waiter 21 Vacant 164 Mrs Henry Priestland 119 Frank 1Vestphall, teamster 24 Vacant :68 John A McFarlane, laborer 121 Vacant Jackson - st intrsects Na,ier-st intersects 170 John Edmunds, lahorer 123 Mrs Gilmore Vacant lots 38 Mrs*Rice Afurray-st intersects 125 Mrs James %Yells, grocer F G Foster, florist 40 James Gay, clerk Huiler and Concesssion-sis inter- Park-st n, west side Sheaffe - st intersects 42 Samuel Crawford, grocer sec, Pnmary School 7 Geo Bradshaw 129 Neil McKeown, moulder • .9- Dominion Carriage Factory 131 Joseph Heitzman, cigarmkr Park-st s, west side l'eter -st intersects 13 A Richards, cabinettnaker 2 Z Patterson, confectioner 1 33 ) 52 W H Cliff, printer 15 Philip Muller, tobacco roller 6 Win H Cooper & Co, coach 54 F J Greenway, ornamenter Pierce, painter I33 i 1- New houses factory 17 Henry 1 35 ( 56 Adam Turnbull, porter 8 Edwin Gaviller, M Market - st intersects 1 35k / 58 A Sievert, joiner 1 41 Archie Scott to John Bowes, dentist 21 J B Bagwell Florence-st intersects Michael Arland, laborer 12 Mrs M W Browne 29 David Cook, hotelkeeper 143 68 jas Greenley, carpenter 29! James Garland, painter 145 J H Young, architect 14 L Garland, druggist 16 F Armstrong, station agent Yen k-st Interred: 31 Commercial Hotel Ca/borne -st snterseds (; T R York and Merrick -es intersect 147 George Shari), builder Pearl-st north, west sitie Main -st intersects 45 Mrs Robt Wm Blanney 153 J Midwinter, carpenter Jas Bremner, grocer 47 J H Hogan, clothier 155 James Stiff, accountant Vacant lots 5 J Hills, agent 7 Thos Sernmens, painter 49 Mrs Disher 157 Vacant Jaekson -st intersects 51 Chas R %Yilcoz, traveler 159 Vacant Reformed Episcopal Church Little Market -st commences 53 Wm 1Vebster, flour and feed 161 Vacant 17 Thos Hunter -st intersects Cleary, laborer 55 Wm baker Harris, Barton-st intersects Central School r " 'airs H Fitzpatrick al Samuel Haines, Vine -st intersects 171 Mrs Wm K Cowing potter Boll and Dake - sts intersect 57 Joseph Jeffery 173 Win Hyndman, blacksmith 23 Wm Payne, laborer H J 'Arkin 6t J Riach, general dealer 179 Frank O'Callanhan,inspector 25 Thos G Furnivall, tailor Geo Glassco, furrier 63 Wm Edgar, carpenter Murray-st intersects Nafier-st intersects Robinson -a intersects 65 Daniel Glover, carpenter Park-st s, east aide, from 69 Zion Tabernacle 67 Henry Arland, shoemaker Skating rink 41 George Tristram, clerk 69 Henry Bradford, laborer King w to Concession Vacant 411 Jas Gould, marble cutter 73 Geo Brown, packer 1•-5 James Reid, cabinetmaker Nap:fl4k-0 irtierserls 43 Robt Lauder, moulder 75 Vacant 7 Geo Boardman ria2 Robt Wallace, clerk Peler-si intersees 330 CITY OF HAMILTON. STREET DIRECTORY. 33 r

PEA PET PIC PIC 51 James Heath, blacksmith Ne/son and iliairs -sis intersect 29 Mrs Christina Dabb 128 John McGuire, bookbinder Richard Ferris, wire weaver 40 James Harrison, hackman 31 Mrs Ellen I.ynd 130 'rhos Lucas, blacksmith 55 H Stokes 44 J A Attwood, watchmaker 33 S Swales, carpenter 132 Wm Holmes, laborer 57 Win Stewart, laborer 134 John Gray, laborer faekson- st intersects 35 Wm Dossett, polisher 59 Jas Smith, carpenter 136 ''mn Philips, laborer 46 Win O'Brien, shoemaker 37 John Bronston, bartead 6. %Vim Mitchell, mason s 38 Joseph Humphreys, laborer 48 Abe White, machinist 39 Fred Foster, tobacconist -st intersects 140 Martin Florence 52 Vincent Edwards, baker 41 Stephen Balmer, laborer O'Grady, laborer 43 James Smith, mouluer 1 4 2 S Topp, engineer 65 Alex Barron, grocer Canada-si interseas 67 Alex Hendrie, machinist 45 Henry Knight, car repairer Richard Mantle, laborer Britton, machinist 69 Walter Chapman 54 Robt 47 Mrs C Bailey :46 A G Wragg, laborer 56 John T Gilbert, machinist 71 F.rskine Presbyterian Church Ray ri interseds 11"ellintrten-st intersects 66 Gel) Fleck. latmer 75 Henry Dance, laborer 59 Patrick Moran, Picton-st e, south aide Hunier and Bold-sis intersect laborer 77 Dennis Sullivan, Laborer 61 Robert Barrett, laborer 10 Levi Cassell 79 Mrs Samuel Marsden »arts! intersects 14 James Valiance, carpenter 81 David Bowney, blacksmith Petee-et, north side, from 53 20 John McConnell, laborer 83 Patrick Gleeson lieu north, to Locke 7: John Jones, laborer James Bain, grocee 73 Andrew 1.inklater, pressman • flehson -st intersects Queen-st intersects 75 Mrs John 34 A Bloomer, laborer York-st intersects Andrews 26 Charles Rieger, bartender 79 James McKenna, engineer 36 John Cahill, blacksmith Montgomery, pedler Pearl-st south east side, from 28 G 8s Alex McKerlie, traveler Thomas Lee, glassblower 30 W H Thompson 83 John Duffy, laborer John, Catharine and ,Wary-sts iaterseet 241 King w to liCur.tsr 32 Thos Heddon, blacksmith 85 Harry Bawden, hotel 91 Alex Henry, patternmaker George-st intersects 40 Michael Gilligan, laborer - — 93 John Jackson, laborer 17 John Lennox 42 Chris Sharp, laborer Picton-st e, north side, from 95 W Jutton, carpenter 19 Moses Niblock, laborer 44 Henry Harvey, plumber 311 James north, to Wel- 97 Henry Bodden, bricklayer 23 Jas Ryerson, cabinetmkr 46 Jas Murdock, porter 99 Vacant 25 John Cox, miller lington Ray-st intersects too Joseph •Foyton, laborer 21 J C Malcolmson, foreman 29 John Hover, boilermaker 58 Wm Dean, shoemaker 103 Michael Moran, laborer 35 Nathan Stenberg, dealer Ilughson-st intersects 62 Geo Mills, shipper Fergmen-ave interred: 31 Kennedy Connor, shoemaker Main - st interseffi 64 Mrs Jackson 123 Win Ferguson, laborer 33 Andrew Kennedy, 4 t Wm J Blackbrough, carpen- 66 Geo Wilson, engineer laborer 825 John 35 Stephen Sealey, laborer Work, laborer ter 68 James Branston, bricklayer 127 Mrs Forster, laundress 37 Andrew Richardson, checker Jackson - si intersects 72 Mrs Janet Snodgrass 129 Ed Day, laborer John - si 65 John Lutz, teamster 74 Alfred Hipkins, printer intersects 133 John Taylor, laborer Vacant lots Canadn-st intersects Pearl-st intersects '35 John Payne, carpenter

Catharine and Mary - 39 A J Anthony, plasterer Vacant lots 82 Miss E Reardon sts intersect Martin, laborer Gibson 143 George King hunier-si intersects 84 Alex Lyme, laborer 86 John Robertson, engineer Joseph Whittles, weaver illineton-st interseets David McAllister, agent 88 Wm Hyndman, blacksmith Joseph Jackson, laborer Pioton-st w, north aide, from Pearl-st south, west side. Locke-st intersects John Ketton, laborer 307 James n to Bay George-st intersects Michael Roach, laborer 6 Robt Campbell, carpenter Peter-st, south side John Bailey, blacksmith 14 A Polucco, coffin maker 9 Joseph Herald, pianomaker to George Watson, machinist 16 E McPherson, cutter Fergitson -are intersects 12 Peter Callaghan, laborer Queen -st inters« s 16>4 M Kirkendall, painter Fred Stitcher, grocer AM-nab-se intersects Willson sewing machine co 18 M Obermeyer, pianomaker 12 . M ixwell. blacksmith 26 Mrs Ann Murphy 20 Hull, bookkeeper 27 James Smith, laborer WM 126 Wm Culni , laborer 32 G E Harris, glasSblower 33 2 STR E ET DI RECTORY. STREET DIRECTORY. 333

PIC QUE QUE QUE 34 Wm Evans, carpenter 32 Robt Martin, engineer 41-43 Greening s wire mill 55 Wm Lunt, buicher 42 Alex McCallum, moulder 34 John Clifford, machinist 45 James Alexander, carpenter 57 R J Faulknor, bricklayer 44 John Reid, glassblower Napier 51 intersects 47 Mrs Allan 59 Wm Dounie, carpenter 6t Bay-st intersects Wilson Sewing Machine Co Peler -st intersects David Dowrie, contractor 57 James Skimin, founder Bali, Duke and A'obinson-sts intersect Bastien's Boat House Peter -st interseds 59 Chas 127 'rhos C Searles, turner J Skimin, foundry Herald, wire worker Plotsn•st w, south side 61 Wm Herald 129 John Sutton, upholsterer intersects 3 Michael Bracken, bricklayer York-st 63 S (;reening, wire manfr Hannah-a ink:sects 5 'rhos Balsh, fitter too Mrs Col McGiverin 67 David Ross Wm Murray, bookkeeper 7 M Flynn, laborer 102 Stephen Jenkins, machinist 69 Geo Anderson, carpenter Herkioner-st intersects Hunter, laborer r 7 Michael Burke 104 Arthur York-st intersects Wm Lord, dairy to6 Henry Brown, plumber 9 John Bloomer, mariner West Lawn Asylum engine house laborer to8 Win Little, laborer 11 Cyrus %Veaver, Greig-st intersects Ed Kinsler, fireman 13 Juhn Ricklaw, grainer to Chas Rogers, laborer 119 John Greig, bookseller Markland-st intersects Macnab-st interseds 112 John Carroll, engineer 114 George Kemp, tinsmith 121 W Murray, harnessmaker Thos Cassel's. coachman machinist 35 Geo C Islorrison, :16 John Crooks. forgeman 123 Win I) Curry, eegineer Joseph Pearce, carpenter 37 Hugh Doherty, sailor 118 %Vm Tribe( k. laborer 125 W Vandeburgh, baggageman Concessrim-st intersects 39 Mrs Robinson, laundress 120 Wm Collins, laborer 127 John Sinker, laborer Lewis Balfour 43 Daniel Pease, sailor 122 Joseph Wilson, pork dealer 129 L Pollard, blacksmith Andrew Patton Bay-st intersects 122 Wm Penny 13 1 'rhos Higham, blacksmith J H Farmer, photographer 124 Robt Jerrat, engineer 133 — Miller, laborer H %Villiarns, foundryman Pine-st, north side, from Locke 126 Thos Peden, baggageman Barton -st intersects J M Williams, countyregistrar Ground 1265 %Vin Mayo, laborer Rolling mills Queen-st s, west side to Cricket 128 Michael Guerin, laborer James Lavis, carpenter Siteart-st intersects Private grounds 130 Chas I.ittlejohn, inspector Geore-st J Bertram, tobacconist Queen-st s, east side, froc 207 intersects 132 '1Vna Smith, moulder 12 Henry I ierby 134 Hamilton Forging Co King w to Mountain Plaie-st, south side All Saints Church Main-st intersects 11 Albert l'eart, machinist 134 Mrs Annie Sayers 136 John Collins, culler Alex Goforth 24 Mrs Mills Chas Robinson, brickmaker 14 Mrs Mary Taylor 26 John Jackson, plater John Harrison Stuarts! interseds 14 John NIcGuire, painter 213 %Vitt Myers, coachman John Milligan, laborer Queen-st n, west side 3 James Amor 30 Chas Schlieping, machinist 9 Wm Amor, clerk 5 Wm Sharp, assessor 32 G E Kent, city foreman Poulette-st, from end of Main Marketst intersects George and Main-sts intersect ,iukson-st intersects east to Hunter 17 John R Mackay, harness 3; V E Fuller, barrister Robert Moss, potter maker 29 Joshua Brundle, letter col- 42 Chas E Mills 3 Charles Metzner, laborer 19 Vacant lector Canada-si commences 4 H 13 Holmes, painter 21 W Carlyon, blacksmith 31 A Defour, wire worker 6 Ed %Vilds, laborer 33 Louis McAdams, laborer 46 David Bowman, barrister 23 Samuel Fenton, shipier 48 'rhos Shadbolt, laborer E Belleville, laborer 25 l'eter Bayne, carpenter 35 Chas Stoneman, stone cutter 54 T H Gilmore, cabinetmakes 27 John Malcolinson, carpenter fackson-st tntersects Hunter -st intersects Queen-st n, east side, from 212 29 Win McCutcheon, carpenter 37 T Mitchell, merchant King w to Stuart 3 1 John Kennedy, carpenter 43 Charles K rause 56 P Costello, baker 8 AlexanderWingfield,customs 33 Williani Marion 43 Chas Woolcott, engineer Vacant lots 12 Geo Harper, printer 35-7 J S Hopkins, huxter 47 John McKenna, traveler Bold-st interseds Market-st interseds Naper-st intersects Ifinster-se intersects 64 Thos S Allan, merchant STREET DIRECTORY. 335 334 CITY OF IIAMILTON. RAY RAN' RAI RAY Napier st intersects 42 A C Burns, laborer 66 Ross Wilson, traveler 29 John Doyle, laborer Fred Hebinard, laborer Jackson -st interàeds 68 Alex Reid, cutter 3 1 Wm Vint, machinist 33 R. J Hope, printer 44 Vacant 70 J B Nlaclean cabinetmaker 33 John M Brown, machinist 35 Mrs Mary Glassey, grocer 48 Robert Reinholt, presser 72 J G Kelk, paper bag man( 35 C J Armstrong, carpenter 37 3754 Ceo Rayburn 50 lames Potter, brickmaker 74 John Langford, carpenter 37 John W Coffee, lather Sallaway - 76 Hugh Mcl.ean, baker Mu/berry-0 intersects 39 MIS M Canada st intersects Wm teamster 78 August Foster, tailor 41 Boyle, 68 Thos Brooks, laborer 43 Jas Owen, jr, plater 70 John Harrison Duke-si intersects Ray-st n, east side, from 201 45 Jas Thomas, stonecutter 72 Peter McKay, porter 8o G King w to York B Izzard, man( 47 Geo Fudge, engineer 74 Vacant 82 R F Smale, butcher Private grounds 49 James Owen, laborer Hurtter -st intersects 84 Vacant Markets/ intersects Peler -si intersects 88 Wm Cassford, melter 86 Mrs H Clayton 12 George Walls 53 Joseph Fletcher, shoemaker 90 Wm Barber, gardener 88 Alfred Taylor, painter 14 Edwin Griffiths, laborer 55 S J Whitehead, supt 92 W Greenhill, harnessmaker 90 James Monroe, laborer 16 Thos Jackson, cabinetrokr 57 Jas Thurling, laborer 94 Wm Robertson, salesman Bold- st intersects 18 Vacant 59 l'eter Burton, machinist RoNnson - st intersects 20 Cam L R Barr 61 NI NIcLaughlin, blacksmith Philip Veidenheimer Rich Avis, coachman 22 Mrs E Beck 63 B J McCowell, baggageman Rebecca-st, north side, from 62 Hannah st, Ndson-are and Herki- Napier -st interseds F/orexce-st intersects n to Wellington mer-st intersect 26 Mrs M Nletcalf 71 Wm Mathieson, moulder James - o J Harvey & Co, woul Vacant lots 28 Mrs I Parkinson 75 Henry Mullen, carpenter 8 dealers Mark/and-si intersects 32 John Fox York-st intersects 34 Chas Swinton, carpenter 12 Owen Nolan, livery A Theal, Singer Manf Co Ray-St E., east side. from 217 40 Edward Beatty, laborer Hughson -st intersects Concession -st intersects 42 H Springstead, laborer King w, to Hunter 26 Robert Murray, plater Mrs John Ferrie 48 H Jost, hatter si James liardwell 28 NVm NValdhoff, hay dealer — so John Plank, riveter C M Bell, machinist 40 Wesley Church lecture room

Railway-it, east side. from 38 Peler-si intersects - Canada st intersects John- st intersects Cannon , north to Barton 5 0 Robe Provan, jr, grocer 63 John Springate, laborer 64-68 Hamilton iron works ro James Gotland, laborer 52 Mrs Jane Royal 65 James E Imgdon, bricklayer 70 Vacant 12 ‘Vm Vanator, turner 54 Joseph Marshall, carpenter 67 Vacant Fred Seymour 14 Mrs Thos Elwell 56 Wm Swinton, (-arpenter intersects Hunier-si Calharine -st interseets 16 Patrick Lawlor 58 David Scarlet Wm Scott, cutter 82 Wm Gordon, cooper 18 Edward T Sullivan , cooper " Joseph Hamilton, tobacco 84 Mrs Harrison, boarding so Edmund Quinn, laborer roller Ittlefit it, west side 86 Mrs Sarah Barrington 28 Geo Mathieson, wool sorter " Samuel Gariety, porter 6 T B Griffith, ticket agent 88 Mrs J Hockaday 30 Milton Rpm', checker 6o Thos Garrow 8 R iE Kennedy 90 Israel Todd, whitewasher 32 Vacant 62 Mrs J Laskie Robert Ferrie 1 4 " John Anderson, waiter 64 %Wm Morris, patternmaker Mulbeny-st intersects Gsorge - st intersects " 66 Henry Burrows, bookkeeper Vacant 16 S F Ross, dep col in rev 92 Wm Gilmore, shoemaker Railway-st, west side 68 John Dully. hatter 13 so Vacant 98 Henry Hill, butcher John K.avanagh, watchman 7 0 Patrick I hiffy, blacksmith - intersects 15 Mrs Mooney 72 'rhos May, laborer Main st intersects Mary-st 17 Rice Carson, mason York-st intersects 3. Robt Bible 500-2 D Sutherland, grocer 19 %Vm Ibbettson, tailor 36 Robert Dow, plasterer tog Geo Valiance, cashier 23 John Dining, carpenter Ray-st n, west side 40 Hugh Hunter, fluez to8 Harry Clayton, lithographer 25 Ricnard Smith, laborer I.oretto Convent

NMI 336 CITY OF HAMILTON. I STREET llIRECTORV. 33j

R t:I3 IL I:Ii REB REIi 112 Robert Lucas, machinist 15 G Catchpole, umbrellas Lumber yard 139 John O'Grady, moulder W H Howard, tailor 114 Fred I)omville 17 Pork factory We//ixRtox-st inNersects t16 G B Smith, tailor 11u0 son-st intersects 177 Vacant 141 Vacant 118 Robert Wilson, shoertlaker Dr Lafferty 27 179 Geo King, painter 143 Mrs R Reid i 2o A 1Vinckler, cooper 29 Central Iron Works Wellington-st intersects 145 Albert Darche, conductor 122 \1'm Gugel, shoemaker 33 Jir, Sarah Weston Mrs Christiana Hopkins 147 Richard Hunt, moulder 124 James Robertson, moulder 35 ( ► Nowlan, livery keeper 7 126 Bernard Shelling, machinist 37 R 1) Cowan q Edward Soper West-are intersects 128 Thomas Stevens, porter 39 John Brumley, barber Vacant 167 John Kellner, tailor 130 John Chapman, laborer •%/tn-st intersects Hughson-st intersects Victoria-are intersects 134 Mrs Shtpton 61 John Smith, fancy dea!er Wm Givin, accountant 136 John Freeth, butcher 35 Robert-d, eouth Bide 63 John Williams, stove mountr 37 Capt Wm Zealand, mariner 138 \1'm Clark packer Drill Shed 65 S Kidd, fruiterer 39 Mrs Mary Halson 140 John Nolan, laborer Hrrhson-st intersects C'atharine-st intersects 41 Philip Morris, grocer ► .f2 Vacant Private grounds Dominion Hat Company fohx-st intersects 144 Samuel Maddocks, shoemkr John-st intersects 146 Win C James, cutter 83 J H Sutherland, bookkeeper 45 Mrs M Ledgerwood 85 Mrs Susan Smith 5o Mrs Sarah Lockwood Frigrisor-am intersects 47 Frank Finsterbach, stovemtr 87 Vacant 52 Mrs 1Vm Barrett 148 Johr. Horton, rag dealer 49 Jas Flynn, moulder 89 Edward Nicholson, hide 54 John Dundon 150 John Shields 51 Win J Malcolmson, sailor dealer 53 Hugh Robinson, brasamtr 56 Vacant 150.1 Charles H Newell, clerk 91 Mrs Richardson 58 R Curry, laborer 152 1V111 Keyson, machinist 57 Jas Bovarird, carriage bldr ,114^)-st intersects 59 Thos Dalton, carpenter 5834 Mrs Maria Kelly 152_4 Henry Cowing, machinist 6o \Vm McQueen, laborer 97 1%'in Smye, collarmaker 61 J Hurrell, printer 154 Mrs J Smtih 62 1Vm McQueen, laborer 156 Chas Wilkes, bookbinder rot Gco l'anter, stonecutter 63 Samuel Kemp, corn traveller 103 Mrs Mary Fenton 65 Vacant 64 Mrs I)uggan 158 Airs Clara Davison, teacher 66 Geo Williams, laborer 16o Jas Sherman 105 Edward Lavis 69 Mrs Eliza Iampman Catharine-st urtersects 162 Robert Reardon, moulder 107 11r, Jas Reid Catharixe-st intersects ••04 'Mrs Geo Glass 109 I. H Willard, machinist 73 Walter Crofton, moulder Moore's foundry I I I \1'ut CMudge, coin traveler 8o Mrs Ann Usher Calricart-st intersects 75 Lewis Cook, moulder 113 Mrs John Addison 77 Wm H Rendell, blacksmith Mary-st intersects 166 Chas Mason, ga dener 115 Robert \IcHalfir, clerk 79 Mrs Sarah Hartwell go James Gibbins, gardener 170 Thos ('happcll, butcher 1 1 5 i i M Smith, harne:;ntaker 81 Vacant 92 Miss E Selvice 172 Mrs H l'rtti4rew, dre,smkr 1 1 7 James Shearer, joiner 85 Vacant 94 John Roderick, tailor 174 Michael l'asyuill, moulder 119 George Combe, bricklayer 176 James Miller, laborer r _ I James King Mary-st intersects Elgin-st intersects 178 l;dward Reclrr 123 Vacant 89 jas Johnston, machinist H&NIV Sheds Rebecca-at, south side 125 Tho, Guthrie, poultry dealer gr Paul Smith, tinsmith Ferguson-ave intersects 93 T Hanfiman, laborer I Reliance Hall, 10 G'l' 127 John Kramkofl',kie, shoe- 134 James Shaples 95 Vacant " J B Smith, teacher rnaker 136 John Latham, wagonmaker 127 Stephen Baker, laborer 97 George Jackson, salesman " John Hendry, patent agent Cathcart-st intersects 3 Vacant 129 John Clark, butcher Elgin-st intersects 138 John Savage, machinist 5 Samuel Eisfelder, clothier 131 Albert Rvan, shoemaker t og David White 140 Thos Woodman 7 Vacant 133 Alfred Seymour, bricklayer Fergwon-aw an! Cathcart•sfs iwtn xrt John Kelso, barber iVellington-st intersects 9 H Martin, artist 135 Planing mills I I 137 John Cam!)rn, butcher Vacant lots R H l.efevre 135 - Ross Ferb 13 Henry Fell, fireman nson-are rnte)sects 137 W C Toye, clerk lfrest-arr intersects STREET 1)IRECTORI-. 339

ROB ROB ROB i1tF. 176 Arch Martin, moulder 62 Joseph lambert, teamster 53 Cyrus Oliver, tailor 18 John Pinch, fitter ► 78 James O'Grady, moulder ffess and Queen-sLc intersect 55 Mrs E Gibbs 20 'l'hos Spence, watchman Langton ► 8z 'l'hos Laing, carpenter Mrs Henry Munro 57 Andrew Cox 22 Rev Henry 184 San,-,el Scott, hotel John M l'ainter 59 Vacant 24 Alfred Peene, contractor accountant F ïttorra-atv intersects John Carr, clerk 61 Jas McKeown, carriage nikr 26 Thos Wavell, 28 I) J O'Brien, music teacher ► 86 Samuel Scott, grocer Fred \1'hately, bookkeeper Hess-st intersects ► 88 'l'imothy Hanley, laborer Alfred Hannaford, plasterer Richard Tope, mason B(r)-st intersects ► 9o Andrew McLellan, laborer James Fletcher, jeweler Chas Emboam, laborer 34 James Henderson, gardener 9a Joseph Allis, laborer ► Mark 1. Tew Queen-st intersects 36 Samuel Spencer, laborer 94 Oliver Christopher, laborer G C Carlson, tailor 38 Jas Melody, laborer ► Edwin Layland 96 Vacant Cricket (;rounds 40 Gru F-'riday, laborer ► Wrn Porter, laborer ► 98 Nelson Clark, laborer Locke-st intersects zoo James \\'edge, carter Henry Bustin, cabinet mkr Sheaffe-st south side Michael Fanning, grocer 204 Joseph Brown, stonemason Vacant lots t John \Icher.iie, wood dealer \\'m Rolph Hugo KIeinsteiber, cabinet F'a.d-ave intersc,I, 3 David \icl .eod, moulder P A \\"ynn, shoemaker maker 5t Mary's cathedral Geo Reynolds, butcher /.eukast intersects /itrk-st interseets Robest-st w, from Locke to Robt Chanter, laborer \V Blaisdell, grocer Garth, between 8untor and Thomas Wilson, laborer Nicholas Koch, moulder Mrs Mary Cornell, laundress \\'m Smith, dyer \1'm Gray, stone mason Bold 1\'m Max, carpenter 1latthe•+ • McGee, carpenter j acob Morden, laborer i Benj Brown, laborer ► \Vm Trevaskis, blacksmith Mrs J Hempstock Jacob Morden, laborer z A \\'altcrs, laborer James Newlands, machinist George Porter, machinist Mrs Patrick Gavin Owen 13cMenemy, pedler Mrs John Kearney Mrs C Reardon Robinson-st, nortb side, from James Fielding, blacksmith James Napier, machinist John Mitchell, shoemaker io9 John Hummel, brickmaker James s west to .' .31its. Thomas Wyatt, laborer 1?dward Joy, porter t t Chas Mundt, laborer Vacant lots Robert Scott, laborer ► Henry Hunting, fireman ,tfacnab-st inlersects ► t3 John Hapbush, laborer ' )avid Nutley, pedler Garth-st Intersects t 5 Robt C- o«•e, machinist John Harvey, merchant ► Patrick McCarthy 1 1 5 5 John Rackley, laborer J M Henderson, merchant Robinson-st, south side Nav-st intersects 115 James Vent, carpenter T G(:ully, soda water manfi Park-st intersects t Mrs W Mundie 1 1 7 \\'m Bell, machinist 41 Alex McDonald, laborer Vacant lots 3 Geo S l'apps, barrister z t Wrn S Russell. teamster 47 9 \\'m Osborne, malster ► N,r,-st intersects Gart/e-st inter -,,Is .Ifan:ab and Park-sts intersect Simooe-st e, north side, from 36 \1'n J Kingdon, printer Curling rink 276 James north, to Well- 38 Jas Malcolm, bookkeeper St Mary's Lane, from end of 40 M hartimark, blacksmith 29 Geo \i Bagwell, printer ington 42 Patrick McGrath, laborer 31 John A Beattie, clerk Locke nor:h, :o Inchbury \1'm Buckingham, butchcr 1) Davidson, gardener 44 F.(.w Burdett, brushmaker Bat• st intersects 5 Nugent, laborer Timothy Redden, laborer 444 Mrs \\'m Caton 39 John Broadley, carpenter 7 Fred Willoughby, laborer 46 John 1)riscoll, laborer 41 \\'m Nliller, shoemaker 9 John Mcl>onald, inspector 48 Robt Odell, machinist Sheaffe-st, north side, from St 43 John Unsworth, painter Mary's Cathedral, Park n, /hek/eson-st lnterseets 50 John Bond, coachman 45 Mrs Wrn Jones z5 Mrs Grant Caroline-st interseets 47 Arthur 1IcKeown, tinsmith west to Caroline 27 Daniel Butler, carpenter I)ewc)'s i(r housc 52 Wrn Burns, laborer 49 Matthew Armstrong, clerk 27 \\'m Inch, moulder 54 Daniel McMahon, laborer I^arolilef-tI in/frsec(.+ Park it fnte rsects 29 Miss E Cresswell, dressm: 56 Thos Cornors, carpenter 5 ► Vacant 16 I ohn I,rthifl; laborer _;z M ('umm ►ngs, laborer 340 CITY OF HAMILTON . I tiTRF:F:T DIREI-TORI' . 34 1

SIM SIN SOl' yl'R 33 Luke Kirkham, labore r fohx-il intersects Steven Land, machinist 20 Ed Upthegrove, moulder .John-st intersects Vacant lot s \1'm Bragg, }•ardsma n .-I Robt McVinnie, carpenter .dward Steele, butcher Simcoe-st church Catharint and Alarj -.rtr irrtersrrr Smith-ave, west side 23 F 24 John Frt e 3, travele r Mrs John McLean 82 I 'l'hompson, laborer Bernard Cox, ,huemakcr David 'l'ow-ers, carpenter James 'I'rainer, laborer 84 Michael Canaryry, laborer Win Gce, labure r z8 Joseph F.rwood, carter Catllarixt-st ixtersah 86 F Fursdon . laborer 88 East-arr trrterstcts 71 Moses Morris, machinist Patrick Cosgrove, laborer Sophia-at n, east side, frcm Win Inglis, labore r Sla,y-st intrrserr~ 9o 319 York Iaaerald-st intersects 92 "'in Herbert, tinsmith 83 R l'artridge, engineer 16 Ernest Rumple, cabinetmkr 94 1Vm Porter, painter 18 Isaac Tuf%rd, carter 85 R Fish, spinne r 96 Spring-st. eaet side, from 142 Ed Hudson, moulder Ontario Planing M ill 87 John I)owd, laborer I00 Andrew I .arkin, machinist Main e sonth to Hnnte r 86 John Kinsella, laborer Mori ncr-st ixtersects 102 Vacant I I Mrs Harriet Armitage 91 Richard Turner, conductor 102 Roberi Beattie, moulder Sophia-st n, west side 13 %\'m Jarvis, hackman 95 Jamks Bigley, firema n to6 David Kemp, painter Sarnue: North, contractor 15 Fred Moore, bricklaye r 99 John Webb, carpenter r" Peter Nicholso n 13 John Stevens, painte r ./ackson-st intersects 201 Mrs \1'm Jones 10 8 Peter Doherty, mason ,5 'Thos Tyson, builde r 21 Hedley Alason, hatter 103 Thos Briggs, spinner Frrgwron-ant intrrsal., 17 \Vm Evans, marble cutter 105 Isaac Swallow, mason 23 - Peters, cler k 114 Daniel Newington, gunsmith tt) Richard Langlois, carpenter ► 07 John Holmes, pensioner 25 ► as A Harvey, printer 107% S Wilson: laborer IVettington- :t inltrtttrs Tom-st intersects 27 Mrs Peter Mclnty're log 'l'hus Fursdon, laborer Simooe-st w, north aide from Private grounds 33 Stuart Maitland, painter H3 M Quinlan, trackman 261 James north to Bay 17urxct-st intersects 33% Wm Crawford, laborer Ftr~rnson-arr ixJernds Ontario Cotton Mills Co 35 Gustave Brizzie, moulder Louis Bonny, laborer Alonrab axJ Bay-.rt iwttrrat., Sophia-st a, from 293 King w, 37 Ii \\' Burrows, laborer 125 Wm Lynes, laborer Coal yard north to Palace Grounds //rur/ct- st interser/s i 29 -l'hos Lewis, machinist .3 Mrs E 'l'ompkin s Spring-st, west side i 3 i Peter Clark, labore r Simooe-st w, south aide S Edw I)owling, boilermaker r l ! -el/tngtox-st ixterstets 13 Stephen O'Toole, laborer 7 R 'I'hatcher, potte r z ('has Mills, groce Simooe-st e, sonth side 15 Alfred Hibbert, l,acke r 9 Charles Bevan, laborer 6 Mrs Johanna Walker Mrs Torrance, grocer 17 David McIlroy, machinist 13 Michael Hayes, carte r 8 E Syers, shoemaker 19 \Vm Kirkpatrick, carpenter Jackson-st intrsutr 8 \1-m Gillesby, patternmaker South-8t, from Locke to Garth io Thos Allan, machinist 21 James Rake, shoemaker 22 Alex Campbell 12 Charles Uucklow, laborer 23 Geo Sennett, laborer Mrs Hadcock 24 Joseph I,ivernois, fruit dealer 14 A Tho-tpe, labore r 23 John Flockton, fireman James Carter, mason 26 \Vm McClelland, spice manf 16 Albert May, brewe r 25 - Manning, laborer Edwin ( ;radwell, machinist 28 Mark King, bricklaye r \Vm Gradwell, laborer 18 Francis Smith, moulder 27 \Vm I)alv, laborer f/+urltr-st ixMrsril , 29 - Robbins, weaver John Mackintosh, machinist flu,q/hson-st irrterstcts z9 \Vm Jones, driver George Simpkins, painter 18 Win Julian, labore r Thos Wilson, c arpente r Steven-st, east side, from 286 22 Mark Hardy, carpenter Smith-ave, out side, from 24 \\'m Ferguson, cigarmaker King east to Cannon Barton to Cannon, between South-st e,from 199 Wellington 28 Henry Allen, boilermaker d 6 H P Bonny, clerk 3o John Fletcher, machinist Emerald and Wentworth n, east to Emeral -l'hos Bettrees, laborer 8 E Jeffrey, plasterer 32 Patrick Wolfe, watchma n Matthew Lowery, carpenter i 2 John Anders, brushmaker 34 Edward O'Connor, bagage- F Lego, shoemaker Miss E. Murray man Alex Thenier, shoemaker vlCtoria-a7Y iNlerseet., Jh'are FVitr-st interseds 34 2 STREET DIRECTORY. cITV OF HAMILTON. 343

STE ST I ST R ST R 14 Mrs Joseph Hunter 57 L E Taylor, carpenter Hughson-st intersects 6o Jas Fallahee, laborer 6 Mrs E Smith 61 James Lewis carpenter 3s Robert Wright, weaver Catharine-st intersect.s 24 Benj Parrott, carter ■ Cannon-st interse ts 33 Thos Harrison, stonecutter 68 Mrs Mary Warne Ntghtingale-st interseets 35 Mrs Frank NIcGargle .Wary-rt interse‘b 39 Nicholas ‘Vhite, laborer 34 Thos Taylor, carpenter 96 James Steele, laborer 36 Jams Page Stinson-st. north side, from John-st int(rsects Wellington 98 James Main, ropemaker Il'ilson-st intersects 81 south, Bast 45 1) !Mulcahy, checker oo l'eter Belleville, tobacco- 47 46 George Carr, plater to Wentworth Wm Stokes, mail clerk roller 53 Benj Kennedy, rope maker 1o6 Mark Lampshire, laborer 48 Win Stender, moulder 9 Samuel Cottrell, gardener 55 :Michael O'Connor, moulder 108 Wm Green, laborer 50 R Henderson, carpenter West-a7.e intersects 61 John Fred Foster, plumber io N1rs ',Witt Hawthorne 52 Chas Cripps, bricklayer 75 D Milne, carpenter 54 112 David Hutton, engineer Daniel Cripps, bricklayer 77 1 W Christian, printer Catharine-st intersects 56 Robt Mellon, bricklayer 114 Daniel McBride, dealer 79 W S Hicks, carver Vacant lots 58 Chris Clingberry, butcher Piumson-are intersects Boys' home 67 Pat Canary, engineer 6o James Stevens, tinsmith ri -entivorth-st interse‘ts 69 John Lawlor, cabinetmaker M Whyte, carpenter 64 Joseph Harter, moulder 71 B McMahon, policeman IVellington-st intersects 66 Geo Zuenguir, sausage mkr Stinson-st, south Bide .1fory-st intersects 68 Henry Ing, watchmaker 83 Patrick 1Varne, laborer Strachan-st w, north side, cannon•,1 interçe 8 Joseph Gillett, clerk 20 Chas Tregenza, clerk 85 Patrick McInerney, watch- from 219 James north to Bay Steven-st, west side man Victor:ix-are rn te, seets 9 J G Rayner 89 Mrs Barnard !McDonald 16 Wm Flower, laborer King Wns-st intersects Joseph Lister 91 M Doyle, baggageman 18 Chas Cameron, laborer 58 F W Fearinan, pork dealer 13 Thos Hazlewood, brush inkr 97 Michael O'Brien, laborer 20 Mrs Johnson 15 B McCulley, machinist Maple-are intersects. 99 John Jarvis, laborer r " James Harris, machinist 17 John I' Gardner, cutter 64 N 'alter Sturt, coin traveler 101 M Shaughnessy, laborer 22 C;eorge Harris 19 Mrs Ann Gayne 66 Chas 'finning 103 George Fielden, warper 24 George Fraser 21 James Hollwhe, laborer 7 0 H Dallas, traveler i 0 7 Patrick Corbett, hatter Macnah-st intersects Emeruld-st ends 109 Joseph Taffe, moulder 27 C Piercy, printer 28 Ralph Tiderington, black 29 Geo Maslen, laborer Ferguson-my Interse.15 72 Nlichael Doherty, laborer smith 31 Amos Hutton, tool maker BlyM-st intersects 30 Francis Hislop, aborer 33 Thos 0 'eale, gardener Strachan-st e, south side Bay-st intersects 35 C Mercy, carpenter 84 Samuel Maslen, inachinist llughron-st inter-set, Thompson's boat house IVilson-st intersects Erie-ave intersects 24 Patrick Burns, glassblower 37 (;eo Collins, carpenter J E Dallyn 26 Thos Bowden, laborer Strachan-st w, south side 39 F Booth, clerIc F E Dallyn 28 Mrs Wm Clarkson Boyle 39 Vacant Il?ntworth-s1 intersects 32 Peter Anderson, laborer 5 Mrs Ellen 34 Wm Woodley, malster 7 Jas Delaney, laborer 41 Mrs Joseph Knox - - Williamson, carpenter 43 Jas I) Small, carpenter 36 Mrs John Shea 23 Wnt 45 Chas A Farr, plasterer Strachan-st e.north side, from 38 Mrs Ann Armitage 25 Samuel Shearer, laborer 27 NIrs Powers 47 Fred Lentz, butcher 40 Michael Brady, laborer 252 James north, to Wel- Donald Irvine, blacksmith 49 Jer :Morrison, machinist lington John-st intersects 29 51 Wm Stewart, polisher 46 Robert Patton, laborer Macnah-st intersects 53 James Kenny, carpenter 9 Mis Andrew Higley 48 Peter Weir, clerk 37 Gray Henry, customs officer 55 Patrick McGivern. carriage Z David Farr, constable t; R 52 liriah Leave', baggagemaster 39 Jas McLerie, freight agent maker 13 Mrs McLean 54 Mrs Charlotte Wilson Gillesby's warehouse

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ST t' 'TU TIF "tis Bay-st intersects 5 0 Martin Good, cabinetmaker 89 Robt Thomson, lumber dIr 62 James Connor, burnisher 52 Chas Coy, harnesmaker Caroline-st intersects 64 Gco Hunter, tailor 68 Arthur Smith, tobacconist 54 James Orange A Gartshore (5,: Co Stuart-st e, north side, from 7 0 A Carson, laborer Catharine-st wittmence Hess and Qucen-sis intersect 244 James n to Catharine 72 Patrick Fitzgerald Ciinnon-st intersects Vacant lots Stuart-st w, north side, from Tiffany-st, from 73 Stuart 23 Herry Dunnett, laborer 239 James n to Queen west to Barton Tisdale-st, west aide 25 B Flemming, laborer 14 Jeremiah NIcCoy, taipenter Dan .McNainara, hotel , )ts vacant i Hughson-st intersects 16 James O'Donnell, glass makr Thos Griffiths, laborer Kin.; intersects 27 James 1Vhalen, laborer City Weigh Scales Louis McDonald, machinist 17 John McKenneth,switchman 30 Mrs Robert Glen Macnab-st intersects 6 Joseph Lomes, laborer 19 Peter McSween, carpenter 33 John Gamey G T R general offices John Johnson, engineer 21 Win Smith, saleman 35 J Greenlees, moulder Bay-st intersects 8 Mrs John Hardman 25 John Butterfield, stonecutter 37 Wrn Simpson, moulder io John Borland, laborer G T R station 29 \VIII James, builder 39 John Courts, patternmaker Thos Rivh. laborer J B Fairgrieve, coal office 31 Robert Reynolds, baker 41 Joseph Davis, butcher Thos Griffith, laborer 33 1Vm Gee 43 Mrs B Hammond Stuart-st. w, south side 3 Wm McBride, laborer 33!, John Gay, laborer NIrs Marks, grocer 7 Win Burniston, carpenter K NleGillivray, carpenter John MeHendrie, tavern Johnn-st Intersects James Beardwell, carpenter 37 .Mrs Fanny Hudson 7 Jas McHendrie, carpenter 51 Win Cooper, laborer Bar/tin-si intersects 39 Martin Carson, laborer 9 Wm Jone s , laborer 53 Wm Manley, laborer 41 Wm H Martin, machinist ii H Fuller, tailor 55 Chas Housden, mister 43 Mrs A NVestfall 19 Wm Radford, baker Tisdale-st, east side, from 272 57 John Gray, laborer A Lent; grocer 21 Mrs E Riddle, boarding Xing e, north to Barton Catharine-st intersects litllson-st intersects 23-25 S Taylor, hotel 2 R Klock, cigar maker 3faer:31,-st intersects 4 James ■Vright, mariner 53 Thomas Greasley, coachman Stuart st e, south side 55 Wm Hodd, moulder 31 Doran Bros, vinegar works 8 Benjamin Walker, clerk 57 John Clushman, moulder 4 Mrs J O'Brien 33 W G Townsend, custom King Ilin-sts intersect C'antton-st intersects 6 Robert Graham, inachinist broker 16 Robert Warren, butcher 10 Wm McAdams, moulder 35 Custom house 18 ■Vm Malins, carter Tom-st,north side, from Sophia 12 John Callaghan, cigarmaker Street railway office 20 John Breheny, shoemaker to Dundurn 16 los Champayne, laborer 49 Metropolitan hotel 22 John McLachlan, painter 10 Henry Fitt, cabinetmaker 18 Daniel Langdon Bay-st intersects 24 All Cludley, machinist 26 Mrs S Shaffer 20 Wm Hannah, porter st Wm Scott, hotel keeper 26 H Andrup, tinsmith. 28 Richard Smith, laborer 24-26 Geo Mills, grocer 61 Joseph Quinn, machinist 28 Alex Robertson, stonecutter Dundurn-st intersects Hughson-st intersects r 61 30 Geo Hamilton, mason James Marshall, laborer 56 1Vm Ashburn, laborer 30 Richard Simmons, laborer 63 R England, fruiterer 42 R W Randell, carpenter 32 Mrs J Malloy 63 M J Wolf, hotel 44 Jos Thompson, ropemaker Tom-st, west side 34 Matthew Spence, stonecutter 67 Ontario Emmigration agency 46 Mrs Greene I Vacant 36 H Spence, laborer 69 Roach's hotel 48 ‘Vin Elliott, shoemaker 3 J Sell-linens, carpenter gunsmith 38 Robt Aikins, scalemaker 691 Mrs Bent, refreshments 5 0 Robert I: Drake, 5 Dennis NIalioney, shoernkr 42 Ed Bolus, patternmaker 73 Dan McNamara, hotel Ilillson-st intersects 9 Win Furniss, marble cutter 44 James Hammond, machinist rillany-51- intersects 54 Charles Carson, cigarmaker ii Thos Burrall, fireman John-st intersects 79 J Steanger, temperance hotel 56 Geo Sweetlove, watchman 15 Chas Gray, machinist 48 Thos Duffy, carpenter 71 Immigrant sheds 6o John Martin, bricklayer 17 John Clegg, laborer

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VIC VIC vic vIC dyer 21 John Lawrence, clerk 92 Robt Moblett, Victoria-ave north, west side 99 James Anderson, laborer 25 Geo Maddox, blacksmith 94 Simon Elliott, watchman 3 Hy Bedlington, traveler 101 Stephen Russell, polisher 29 Thomas tt. Son, marble dlrs 94 Miss Catharine Nlerrick 5 J M Little, clerk 103 Wm Anstey, shoemaker 33 Samuel Fiddler, sailor 94 Miss M McFerran, teacher 5/ M Lemon, dressmkr 107 Robert Stuart, sexton 37 Joseph T Hartley, fitter 96 Vacant 117 Wm Pothie, burnisher Broad, carpenter 7 MrS Cooper 39 John Curran, printer 98 Geo 119 Patrick Doherty, moulder too Daniel McMaster, mason 9 J C Dixon, manufacturer Dundurn-st intersects Samuel Scott, grocer 102 John Devine, laborer 11 'rhos Wadland, inspector tel- A'obert - st intersects 57 Vacant 105 Robt Blakely, watchman ephone co 59 Wm Keayes, laborer 131 John Linfoot, agent Robert-st intersects King- Wm-st interseds S J Moore, manufacturer 143 Donald Gunn, painter 11 0 Wm Riddle, moulder Rev S G Stone 147 F W Hore jr Victoria-ave north, east side, 114 Valter Bale, Charlton's Vin- '7 21 A I) Cameron, barrister 155 F NV Hore, manf from 244 King east to the egar Works 23 Jas C Fairgrieve, merchant 159 George Brad, lather 118 James Farmer Bay. 25 W 1) Bews, clerk t6i Mrs A Haidstaff Vacant lots 124 Wrn Farmer, photographer 27 E W Bateman, baker City Hospital 10 Charles C Foote, plater 128 Abraham Ripley, moulder 29 A NIurdock, COm traveler Earton - st intersects 130 Joseph Bale, shipper King- Irin-st intersects 31 jas Johnston, auctioneer 183 Jos Curno, carpenter 132 Wm Baxter, tailor Public School 33 Wm Rogers, engineer 185 Mrs E Marshall, seamstress 134 Henry Syme, laborer 22 Alex Bain, gardener 35 John Hooper, coin traveler 189 ‘I'm Michael, laborer] 24 E J Moore, bookkeper Barton-st intersects 39 John Ross, laborer 191 Wm McLaughlin, laborer 26 W H Jones, clerk Jas Burt, grocer 41 M Overholt, tailor South-st interse.ts 28 Samuel Atkin, clerk 146 Wm McKittrick, moulder 43 8 J Moore, manfr G IV R track intersects 30 P N Tarbox, traveler 148 Wm Smith, ropemaker intersects 221 Patrick Nelson, inspector 32 Chas McGregor, druggist 154 Mark Thompson, carpenter 51 Chas Howard, carpenter 225 Wm H Finch, iron founder Joseph Brennen, carpenter 34 156 D Mullen, cooper 53 B Bowron, tinsmith Ferrie - s( intersects 36 Daniel Blackley, accountant 158 Chas McMillen, laborer 55 Jas Dodson, brassfounder 229 Jas Nolan, laborer 38 John P Bampfylde, ale bottlr 160 Robt Johnson, carpenter 57 Andrew Patton, moulder Ferrie-st interets 40 John Stoneman, com trav 166 Wm Robson, planer 59 James I..aidlaw, carpenter Michael Coughlin, laborer It ilson-st intersects 170 Jas Green, stove fitter 61 Fred Dodson, painter Geo Russell, soap boiler 184 M McKenzie, laborer 63 Wm Dodson, painter 44 Alex Hayes, grocer Jas ■Valker, soap factory 48 Alex Small, shipper 186 S Simmens, packer 65 Vacant 5 0 Geo Kappele, bookkeeper 190 C P Moore, file cutter 67 Dan McMurtrie, traveler Victoria-ave south, east side, 58 Samuel Medley, stonecutter South-st intersects 69 Fred A Ashbaugh, traveler 71 E Hampson, traveler from 217 King east to the 6o John Arthur, polisher 200 G 11 Hopkins, merchant Mountain 64 Fred Burroves, clerk 202 Mrs Marion Shaw 73 E Brooks, brakeman St l'atrick's church 66 Mrs Wm Findlay r" James Cameron, gardener 75 James Brock, whipmaker 77 Geo ‘Vatson, shoemaker Alain-si intersects Evans-st intersects Burton-st intersects Evans - st intersects D E Roberts, manfr 72 J R Jackson, carpenter 208 T Aston, salesman 83 Jas Johnson, caretaker 29 Thos McKay, grocer 74 'rhos Riddell, carpenter 210 H Munsie, bookeeper 85 Jas F Bryant, plasterer 31 Wm G Reid, merchant Blair, carpenter 212 G L Pierson, traveler 74 Wm 87 Henry Johnston, laborer 37 James Matthews, painter 76 H Bradt, plater 214 Myles A Pennington E A DeWitt 43 Wm Edgar, lumber dealer Cannon st intersects Ferrie-st intersects 49 Rev John James, D D Cannon - st intersects 220 55 J F Stewart, manufr 86 Frank Stinson, porter Dennis McCarthy, laboter 91 Thos M ‘Villiamson, grocer 90 Mrs Wrn West H & N W Ry wharf 95 Jas Matthews, painter Hunter-st intersects Peter McKay, builder Vacant 92 97 Wm Anderson, machinist 57 Thos Myles, coal dealer

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\•IC VIN \VAI. \\• A I. 65 Rev John Morton 70 Parmers 1)airy Co Alain-st iutersects 121 James Flaherty, laborer 69 Vacant 70 \1•altnn Ice Co 15 Jas Howden, merchant flalrna/r-st intersects 71 \\-n) G Moore. land agent 72 11-in Kirk, l:aker 17 Richard Ellicott, assessor 73 Thos \\•anzc•r, manufacturer 74 Anthony I:in , blacksmith Walnut-st, west side 19 (;eo Nioyes .S7rnsou st inlcrsccts ^irly-st !/fldrsccts 21 A Il Smith, tel operator Win I Case, \I 1) Jo,^rlrh I.ister, Wood Lawn Vine-st, south side 23 Pire engine house Main-st intersects t Inland revenue oflice 25 John Bradley, contractor John \\-iner Victoria-ave south, west side I 5 Robt Chatto, laborer 18 Joseph Coniam, conductor 10 (;eo Pearson, carter fcrcksolr-st intersects () 1•: A \\•are, scale manfr t8,._ Mrs Mary R Smith I ._ Nits Michael \lorriscy 15 John 1)urn•ard, marble cutter 35 F ti Ryckman, contractor zo Gabriel Orttobin, tailor 14 -Nits Walter Hein 17 \lyer 1\'artelsky, rag dealer 37 \\'m A Spera, grain dealer Jackson-st intersects J/ailr-st lntcrsccis Afrrcaab-st ilttersects Nuulcr-st itttcrsc,l, 30 \\'m Hussell, tinsmith 28 Alex \lilne, builder Stewart's foundry 32 John 1\' Rouse, clerk 38 John A Barr, drur-li^t 45 \Vtn $etcomb 43 Lenton Williams, carpenter 34 Nits Sarah Cleghorn 44 :1 \Icnillop, porkpacker 47 \irs Jane Walker 36 Edward Schwarz, shoemaker 46 John A Clark, dru;^l;ist IiNk-st intersects 49 John Knott, piano maker 38 '1•hos Bolton, bagFageman 48 .1rch McKillop, I+orkl,acker 65 John Glasgow 51 Vacant 40 \1'm J Pessell, laborer 50 NI Cohen, ins al;.-nt 6 7 1) ( l'eace, tobacconist 53 John Flynn, laborer 52 Nits Mary Slat,--r 69 James Anderson. carpenter 55 \Irs Margaret O'Brien tluuter-st ilrterse•cts 54 \\• ( ;lennie, traveler 7 i \\•ni (;tllir., steward 55 M Birrell, baker 42 \Irs Flora Bush 56 Alex Stuart, chamberlain 73 John (;recnin8, agent A F Bain, cab driver 44 Alfred Miller, harness maker 57 Edward Breheny, shoemaker llullfcr altd.S7eitsor-sts irrtcrsr•ct 75 John Mathieson, l.•rborer 46 -I'hos Healey 57;Z Geo Webster, tailor 48 Win Robinson, bricklayer 82 Francis Wanzer, ruanfr Bq)--st ll/tr'rsects .Nits I Zinimerman,dressmkr 48.1 Mathew I3eckerson,teamster 88 J M Stewart, clerk 5q (:has Smith, lithographer 50 Michael Flynn, shoemaker 9o Chas Duncan, merchant Walnut-st north, from King 61 John 'l'rayncr, tailor 52 'hhos 11 I-tidman, teamster 94 James l:l,iir, excise officer to King William 63 John \Icharlane, stonecut*.rr 54 Alex Fleck, hainter o6 'l'hos Burns, l' () 3 \'actrt 65 James Mann, laborer 56 John Baillte, salesman 100 John Farthing, sectionman 5 Vacant 67 Jaunes Leonard, laborer 58 Joseph 1)insley, printer 7 John It Arn:strong, carpenter 69 \I Hamilton, shoemaker 62 Win Joncs, moulder Vine-st, north side, from 95 9 Richard I.aidman, machinist 71 1) Sullivan, grocer 64 Hugh \Ic 1)ougall, mason James north to Bay 9 (;co \icCullough, blacksmitF, O'Reilly-st intersects 66 Nits E. Sarginson, tailoress Standard Ins building John 'l'omlinson, tnillcr 68 '.Nits Robertson, dressmaker rb \Ir, A Quimby i R Stewart, ale bottler 77 James Fenton, bailiff O'Rcrlfpst tiUerscds 18 1Ienry Simon, ci8ar manfr 1, li'1).rvis, barber 79 \1'm Macfarlane, machinist 8o Vacant 24 Rudolph Peters, marhintst Walnut-st, east side, from 113 St Nits S Butler $2 John Iialliday, laborer ,lfanrerG-.et lnkrscctc IKing e' south to Hannah Catlearilra-st intersects 84 Vacant 34 Mrs Sophia Hill Vacant lots Catharfna-st intersects 42 I li IKousFeaUX R \\ Ilyncls, rirocer J ()vcrholt, tailor Henry laveary, accountant 92 ('has \\'ringer, carter Charles -14 Hunter, incht tailor i \-acant t]6 Vacant l'ark-st tilferscch 3 \l'm Roberts, laborer ,llaria-st tntcrsccts 98 \\•m Miles, laborer 58 Mrs Gco l.ain;' 5 11r; Robt Walker 1o5 Jrrs John Fitzgerald Alaria-st intersects 6o Hiram Inglehart 7 Vacant to9 A J Miller, porter io6 Nits Ni Elz 62 \1• Stroud, hide dealer 71 Vacant t r i \1 S Fo.-,ter, carpenter 1 to 'l'hos Coughlin, laborer 66 (:,o Hannon, clerk 9 C G Stewart, lithographer r t3 Jas Gallagher, watchman Narnrah-s1 islerstcli 68 ('urtiss• dressmaker t i Jlrs Jane Pierce 1 1 7 Owen O'Connor, laborer CITY OF HAMILTON. 350 sTREET DIRECTORY. 35 1 WEL wEL WEL WEL 115 John Truscott, carpenter 84 E Redfield, burnisher 27 T Fearer, butcher Wellington-st n, east side, Jas 117 Vacant 88 Wm Dingle, machinist 29 Ed Beard, laborer from 210 King e to Burling- 31 Wm 1,insell, pedler 119 Jacob Culp, wheelwright Evans - J-1 Intersects ton Bay 33 Fred Rinsby, cloth maker 121 Wm Rowland, lumber meas- Meriden Britannia Co urer 2 Chas Smith, messenger 35 Mrs M A Gill Cannon - st int(rsects 123 Alfred Robbins, engineer Alex McDonald, carpenter 37 Chas Hodgson, butcher 4 122 Louis Geisee, presser 127 F V Jones, hatter 6 Rebecca-st intersects James G Foster, laborer 124 Vacant 131 Thos Pat.terson, manufacturer 8 John B Lewis 126 Abe Neff, carpenter 39 C C Baird, grocer Robert-st intersects to Wm Connell, finisher 128 R Bagnall, baggage master 41 Joseph Graham, butcher 12 Hector Martin 130 Mrs M Sangster 45 John R Burt, moulder 133 Thos Renwick, engineer 14 David Dunlop, harnessmakr Lumber yard 47 Duncan Ferguson, dyer 135 W J Swartzenburg, manufr 16 Roht Ferguson, printer intersects 49 Geo T King, clerk 137 Brant Johnson, carpenter 18 Robt Robert-st Harper, gardener 51 H Gildon, general store 139 John Snelson, machinist 136 James Markle, turner 141 Chas Goring, carpenter King Wm-st intersects clockmaker 1/71.son-st intersects 138 Thos Foster, 143 John Edwards, dyer 24 John Hancock, builder 140 W A Jenkins, machinist 53 Wm A Scott, shipper 145 W H James, mail carrier 26 Thos S Morris, flour and feed Mrs Bowes 55 Richard Dynes, moulder 147 Miss K Roth 28 Thos clerk Cathcart, baker T P Bates, 57 J P Haines, machinist 149 Thos Madden, laborer 30 ‘Vm Dewart, s J bookkeeper laborer Moore, 59 John Campbell, machinist 151 James Hyde, laborer 32 laster Miss Catharine McDermick Henry Hyatt, 61 Wm Finch, laborer 153 C Erdmen, laborer 34 1Vm Aikens, Carrier, shoemaker blacksmith Nicholas 63 R Rissman, emigration agent 155 J H Shearer, file grinder 36 Alex P J Fenton, policeman Campbell, machinist 65 Wm Gilmore, shoemaker 157 J Cox, cork cutter 38 W Hunter, brass founder Vacant 67 Mrs James Robertson 159 John Johnson, blacksmith 40 W C laborer Glass, moulder Brown, 7 t Joseph Atkinson, painter 161 S Whaler, silversmith 42 Robt Henry Stevens, printer McLane, shuttlemaker Kelly-st intersects 163 J J Connell, bricklayer F E Irving, laborer 44 John Pearce, teamster 165 Thos O'Grady, moulder 46 James Hughes, sailor Geo R VanOrder, conductor 75 Mrs J H Stewart 77 James Cumison, carpenter 169 E Ecclestone, grocer 48 Arthur Moore, watchman Barton-st intersects so ‘Vm Burns, 79 Seth Robinson, corn traveler Barton - st interseets tailor 202 Geo Copeland, manufacturer 52 A Bowron, tinsmith 81 Alex Kerr 18i Alex Forbes, potash mant 204 G S Copeland, ropemaker 83 John Ross, teacher 187 Thos Fair, laborer 54 N Tallman, moulder South-st intersects 85 Wark, clerk scalemaker 56 Wm Ecclestone, clerk P 0 John 189 Wm Levis, 87 Mathew Hearne, tobacconist 191 Wm Lee, mason In./son-51 intersects G T R crossing Canada felt hat works 89 J H Cummer, brewer 193 John A Cameron, fitter 54 Wm Hunt, butcher L 1) Sawyer & Co, agr im- 91 John Acheson 195 Robert Barker, carnagemakr 56 Vacant plements 93 J McIntyre, merchant tailor 197 John McBride, policeman 58i. Wm Hunt, moulder Geo Unsworth, painter 95 Benj Johnson 199 Wm Mills, carpenter 6o Henry Gardener, bricklayer Ferrie, Wood and Macaulay-sts 97 James McCoy, clerk 201 WM White, engineer 62 Henry McStraviek, laborer 99 A Nlartin, agent 205 D McKenzie, wood dealer 64 Mrs M Graham intersect 99 Richard Atkinson, shoemkr Mu, ray - st i:..ersects 66 R M Ross, painter Wellington-st n, went side tot Thos Wilson, hotel keeper 207 Thos Wallington, painter 68,W R Powell, builder Cannon - st interserts 209 Henry Busby, laborer 70 MIS Alex Mitchell Hamilton vinegar works 219 John Cameron, laborer 72 Wm F Nixon, bailiff Swimming Baths 134 J Ronan, grocer 15 Stephen Barrett, joiner Primary school 221 Duncan McKenzie 74 H S Battram, clerk Railway Crossing 8o T C Hunter, tinsmith 19 Dixon & Bros, worsted mills 109 Mrs Jane Truscott McCallum, chairmaker 229 Martin Philips, laborer 82 Joseph R Servos, fi reman King Wm-st intersects Thos 113 John Cook, bookkeeper sock-han-it intersects 82i J McManus, shoemaker 21 Thos Morris, flour and feed

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352 CITY OF HAMILTON. STREET DIRECTORY. 353 wEL WEL WEN WEN 237 John McMenemy Slinson-si intersects Wentworth-st n, east side, Mrs Wm Long 239 John Conway, machinist Vacant from Wilson, Cannon and 245 Patrick Noonan, laborer Railway crossing King east, to the Bay fanon-sis Ptcton -st intersects Widows' Home Street Car Inr intersect Matthew Quigley, laborer Hamilton Orphan Asylum John Sutterby, gardener Rev R Miller John Marshall, laborer Macaulay -si intersects Hannah-st intersects Mrs Agnes Donohue Ne,4,,hingale-st intersects Mission Sabbath School Wm H Clarke, machinist John Arthur, clerk Wellington-st s, west side John T Gully, groceries 11 -ood- st intersects Private grounds Alex Miller, butcher Little Wellington -st intersects John Rutley, stovemounter Main-st interseds Philip Langley, watchman Henry Ferris, coachman Charles Moore, cabinet- Wellington-st s, eut Bide, 28 James McArthur, furrier Robt Acklanc, carpenter maker 30 Mrs E Crisp from 101 King e to the Mrs John Goodman South-st commentes 36 W Champ, paymaster G T R Fred Richards, boxmaker mountain Campbell Leckie, crystal Jackson -st intersects Henry Smith, shoemaker man& First Methodist Church Abraham 38 Mrs Francis Simpson Goodman, carper> R N Cline, fish dealer 44 John H Forster ter - Mrs Benj Bailey, gardener Main st intersects M B Burkholder 46 Chas Stephenson, builder W Buck, fireman 19 Wm Hunter, brass moulder 48 Wm G Flukes, letter carrier Cannon-st intersects 23 Edmund Pinch, machinist Wentworth-et B. east side Hunier -si intersects Wm Milne, wine manfr 25 John E Bull, salesman Mrs George Wilds Mrs E Brown 27 Wm Hyslop, merchant 54 Peter O'Heir, customs officer S E Jones, laborer C Whitehead, gardener 29 H N Kittson, bookkeeper 56 Vacant James Freed, gardener Bar/on -si 31 James Crossley, merchant 58 Miss M Sturt, dressmaker intersects Aikenan's -are intersects 64 D G Ellis, broker 33 MrS M L Rattray Col John Land C E VanNorman, packer manf 37 Fred James Wilson, Grore -st intersects James Aikin, teamster Chas Armstrong, N W R 45 Abraham Collins, carpenter Vacant 72 Robert Gordon, carpenter Joseph Cherrier, grocer 45 Vacant 84 Geo Wm Bartman, tailor Railway Crossing Main-st intersects 47 F C Minty, teller Bank Com- 86 Vacant Blythe-st intersects E Kraft, harnessmaker merce 90 Wm Addison, jr, builder 49 Geo Canning, plaster P D Bates, fishmonger Jacob T Nottle 92 Mrs C Stuart Mrs Geo 1Vebster 51 Mrs Charlotte Day 94 Wm Addison, sr, builder Ida-st interseds 53 T J Watson, policeman John Weir, boat builder Catharina -st intersects Wm Bell, barrister 55 Peter Ferres, policeman John Sinclair, gardener John Morris, boat builder J H Davis, mtrchant Hunter-st intersects 98 Samuel Wilson, grocer 102 C Doyle, moulder Wentworth-st n, west side Wentworth-st 8, west aide Edwin Rymal 104 Wm Kemp, machinist Robert Hall, corn traveler 61 Alex McFarlane, flour and t John W Seallaide, laborer ro6 Thomas Sullivan, gardener 3 Mrs Charles Foers Main-st intersects feed Ito J Baker, carpenter Raymond Walker,bookkeepr, King Weet -st intersects Arthur M'oodhouse 65 112 Peter McCandlish, shipper 67 Joseph Herron, tailor Baptist Mission church Wm Gillespie Maria -st intersects 71 P S Bateman, blacksmith R Regan, agent R J Duggan. barrister 73 Thos Davis, coin traveler 118 Richard Plant, carpenter Thos Howard, laborer Stinson-st intersects 75 Vacant 122 George Swanton, broom- Win Sutherlano, carpenter Andrew Alexander 77 Wm Claringbowl, gardener maker IVIghtingale -st intersects manager Mur- 124 John Prike, shoemaker 79 Hen-y Gayfer, James Manning, laborer West-Avent e n. cast side from Hannah-st ray & Co intersects A Mitchell, laborer 238 King east to Barton 81 John Isbister, mason George Herron 2 John Cotton, carpenter 354 sTREET DIRECTORY. CITY 01. HAMILTON. 355

WEs WIe-s WES WES 8 John Doherty, carpenter Cannon-st interseds 49 John Henry, carpenter 151 Baine, machinist io Ashley Holmes, manufr 116 Michael I:onohue, tinsmith 5 t Geo Nlagill, moulder 153 R Armstrong pattern maker 12 Nicholas Mc Keegan, plasteri 818 Thos Lewis, carter 53 John R McKichan, mantr 155 Mrs Mary Dow 14 Thos Wingfield, cabinetmkr 124 Richsrd Atkinson, shoemkr 57 John *McNeal, laborer *57 Vacant 16 Mrs Jas Grovier 124 J B Hanes, conductor 61 Mrs M E Smith s59 Vac,unt s8 Sylvester Battram, grocer 128 Vacant 63 G C Archer, cutter 16 * Vacant 65 Allen Trail, King-111111-e intersects 130 John Townsend porter fanon-si intersects 68 John Kendrick, grocer 20 Wm Wilkinson, grocer 1 3 2 James McMenemy, painter 26 John %Minim, shipwright t34, J W McDonald, ticket agent Wilson -st intersects 28 NIrs Henry Griffin 136 Vacant 71 John Pettigrew, carter West-ave I, east side, from St 32 Joseph Day, porter 138 James ( ;r ives, blacksmith 73 Vacant ) maid, teamster Thomas' Church, Main eut 36 %Yin Davey 140 Arch Mil 75 Vacant to Stinson 38 Mrs A M Essex 142 WM Groves, blacksmith 75 John Miller, marble cutter James T Barnard, manfr 40 James Caliana, laborer Robert - st intersects 77 L H Buttrey, cabinetmaker 3 Alfred Morgan 42 David Ross, bricklayer 154 Wm C Southwell, fitter 79 Miss Alice Walker 5 Mrs E Dallas 424 A F Sutherland. inspector Alex Beddie, ma.son Si C Fox, cabinetmaker 7 Vacant 44 Alex McDonald, traveler 158 1Vm Wholton, tinsmith 85 Jas l'inch, sergt police 9 Joseph Greene, bookkeeper 46 Mrs 1Vm W Reid 164 Edward Williams, engineet 87 A E McNair, clerk 91 S M Kenney, Ont Mut Life 48 Thos Burrows, auctioneer 166 H G Stone 89 Sam NIcKair, constable Ass Co 50 Joseph Mearce, coachman i68 Robert Coffee, machinist 9! W K Chapman, moulder ,i Mrs Jonathan Meakins 5 2 Geo Barr, carpenter 190 J G Muir, bricklayer 93 Joseph Ross, blacksmith 13 W J Grant, ticket agent 54 I) Kapelle, tailor Barton-st Inteoseets 95 Leonard I.infoot, driver 56 John McComb, tailor 97 Vacant 15 Wm T Watkins 99 Wm McLaren, shoemaker 17 R F Keayes. land agent In/son-a intersects West-ave n, west side Mrs Andrcw Boyd Evans-si intersects 19 Rev Thos Goldsmith 62 Harry McCann, confectioner 21 A L Burns 64 Fred Miller, butcher 3 James Boyd, plasterer so: John Dodson, brass moulder 5 Wm G 1Vright, machinist 23 Mrs Mary Patton 66 Vacant 103 Mrs Ann Evans 25 C R Smith 68 Andrew Gage, huckster 7 Henry James, fruiterer 105 S J Hobbs, moulder 27 J W Morden 70 John Beatty, melter t Jame:. Philips, builder :07 Mrs Elizabeth Jewell 13 Andtew Wilson, traveler 31 Wm R Stuart, clerk 74 Vacant t 09 Henry NIcGargle, laborer Hunier -st intersects 78 Vacant 1 5 John McCoy, bank inspector 181 Win McAdam, packer 8o W J Lyle, machinist 7 Vacant r " Chas Pin:ix:non, lahorer 47 R M Wanzer, manf Davis, 82 John Lyle plumber 19 James M machinist ss 3. Joseph I terby, grain buyer Sfinson-st isrtersects 84 Miss Rose, Grover 21 W G Hall, con: traveler i5 Alex Torry, clerk 23 Elwood Robirson, traveler Weat-ave s, west side 84 i James Gosmary, filemaker Cannon- j! inlerseas 86 %Vm Smyth, traveler King II7m -st intersects 129 Stephen Pocock, sawmaker Main-st interseets 90 John W Yeager, laborer 131 Patrick Henry, carpenter 27 Mrs Jane Armour, grocer St Thomas' Church 92 Mrs S Rodgers 133 Win Perkins. boilerrnan 29 Chadwick Seamen 6 Jonathan Ames, manf 94 Geo Welby, patternmaker 135 R B Witrd, laborer 3s M McFarlane, machinist so F E Kilvert, M P, barrister 96 - 98 Jacob Springsted, laborer 137 Walter Fricker, machinist 33 Joseph Wilson, butcher 12 R L Whyte, customs officer 139 David Murray, blacksmith Evans -st intersects 35 John Smith, baker 22 Julius Grossman, merchant too James Proctor, boiler maker 37 Alex Quinn, moulder Robert-st intersects 24 A Grossman, merchant 102 Horace Green, carpenter 39 A M Waters, marble dealer :43 Thos Allen, contractor 26 Mrs Ann Fox 104 Ed E Walker, machinist 43 James Anderson, blacksmith 45 James Small, printer 28 Hugh S Stephens, bank in sio Robt McQuillan, teamster 45 Jas Hastings, trunkmaker :47 A J Diamond, blacksmith spector 112 John Watt, tailor 57 Daniel Warren, porter 149 Vacant Iliénier-si interred; 350 CITY OF IIANIII.TON. STREET DIRECTORY. 357

WES wit. WU. W00 42 Jas E Pointer, traveler 68 J Martin 19 John Hennessy, shoemaker 29 Geo Poynts, laborer 44 G Hutchison, painter 70 Joseph lxe, piano tuner 31 Joseph Horton, rag dealer 31 John Smith, laborer 46 Vacant 72 W P Wilcox, butcher 23 Angus McGregor, tinsmith 33 Patrick Kern, laborer 27 35 Mrs Mary O'Neil 48 David A Smith, traveler 74 Mrs Smith John McMahon, dairy 50 Mrs Jas Campbell 76 T J Symmonds Fereson-ave and Catheart- sis intessect 37 James Sullivan, smelter 53 Wm Robinson, foreman 39 Wtn Dermody, porter 54 Mrs J W Gcering West-ave interseds 41 F H Taylor, laborer 54 Wm Goering, merchant 57 James Barron, policeman 82 Fred Miller 43 Jas Wickham, stovemountet Stinssen-st interleaf 84 Philip Hasting, carpenter ilillist&ton-st intersects John -st intersects 86 Wm McCauley, japanner 77 F G Shearstnith, carpenter 55 Robert O'Neill, laborer Wilson-st. north side from 88 Thos Appleton, gardener litest-aze intersects 57 John McCarthy, driver 56 Mary to Wentworth 90 Fred Johnston, moulder 91 Vacant 62 Sand Cook, carpenter 2 Nelson B Robbins, manf 92 Timothy Kelly, stovemtr Q3 John Smith, bricklayer 4 James McHaffie, machinist G Russell, jeweler 64 Thos O'Connor, glass blower 94 R Victoria-are intersects 6 Chas Colville, machinist 96 J E McCarthy, messenger 66 Joim McMcMahon, laborer 97 Geo Dunnett, moulder so Win Turnbull, assessor 98 George Hazen, tailor Catharine-st intersects 99 Mrs McLeod Elgin-st intersects Victoria-aye intersects ro5 John E Miller, tnoulder • Mrs Steale, dry goods t6 Vacant Alex Hayes, grocer 107 'rhos Butler, machinist East-are intersects East-ave Intersects :8 H R Paul Ferguson -ate intersects 20 Mrs Emma Shipley Thos Lornie, machinist 118 Win Jeffery, laborer 127 Wm Shaw, laborer 120 Saml B Fuller, policeman 20 John Quarrier, manf Emerald and Tiseiale -sis iselsrsed 135 Edward Allen, blacksmith 22 Miss Mary Golden, milliner 122 James O'Brien, moulder 149 Geo Axford, butcher £37 Edward Fuller, laborer 24 Samuel Robbins, tinsmith 134 WM Bevis, machinist 151 Wm White, blacksmith Fen:won-ape intermits 26 Chas Reid, whipntaker 126 A E Dow!ing, grocer 153 A R Hurst, carpenter Tcod-st e, south side 28 Geo R Snider, teamster Erneratt-st intersects 155 John McKnight, engineer 6 Samuel Blows, sailor 30 Alfred Holden, bookkeeper Vacant lots Sterien-st intersects 8 Arthur Miller, fireman 32 R Size, miller Tisiale-st intersects 163 G McLaughlin, laborer ro John McNichol, glassblowet Ferguson -ave interseds Samuel Fluskitn, shoemaker 148 147 Mrs Mary Lynch .Vargisoss-st intersects R Blair, grocer Steven -a intersects 24 Patrick Colvin Chisholm and Ashly - sts intersect 32 John Forbes, cigar box manf '61 John Underhill, laborer John -st intersects 34 Win Robbins, carpenter 164 Mrs Wm Henshaw 177 W O'Shaughnessy, laborer Allan Armstrong, shoemaket 36 Wm Hasting,, cabinettnaker r" John Carson 185 John Mallin, moulder Wm Aldrich, shoelaster 38 J Fotheringham, magon mkr 166 Daniel Cox, carpenter 187 Miss Nellie Jones Patrick Byrne, laborer 40 Alfred James, porter 17 0 Joseph Vanduson, carpenaeu 191 Jeremiah Gregg, laborer 46 6o Augustus Fickle, packer 42 A Studhohne, stovefitter Chas Bourque, brushmaker Wentwarti-st intersects 44 Peter Schwab, teamster 64 Joseph Gilligan, glassblowe Ashley -st intersects 50 Charles Olson, boarding Catharine and Mary -sts intersect 196 Alfred Duffield, plasterer Wood-st s. north side from 52 A A Anderson, manager foot James n to Catharine to8 Jas Turner, locksmith Dundas St Railway 102 Henry Davis, carpenter Richard Frankland, engineel 7 John W Thomas, laborer Thos Butler, manf 104 Thos E Davis, bricklayer Stephen Faxby, laborer 9 John Lawrence, painter Cathcart-st inters's* 1Ventworth-st intersects Fergusan-are intersects ii Joseph Omand, sailor James Stevens, umbrella 54 Joseph NVilson, letter carrier Wilson-st, south aide 13 Jas Whittaker, glassblower 56 1Vm C Hooper, printer 3 Miss Ann Eadie maker 15 Philip Doyle, laborer Wm Richardson, bricklayer 58 Chas Morrow, bricklayer 7 Mrs Esther Roberts 17 Albert Stares, musician r " — Sanders, carpenter 9 Henry Mansergh, clerk Edward Carless, laborer Hughson st interseds iltelliagron•st intersects t R G Robinson, cutter. Robert Bryce, driller 27 Luke McNamara, laborer Mrs P McKeever Wm Hunt, butcher 17 Adam Laidlaw, fotmder 358 CITY OF HAMILTON . tiTKI-:I.:T DII :I :CTURI' . 359

X\' c io \- O K l'OR \'Ott I t'tlliu-;lan-r/ irr/trrtet J 42 John Hislop, blacksmit h 18o Hamilton Ornamental Iron t t\irs A Peene, millinery Foundry Wood-st w . north sids, from Park-st inlerstets 13 Mrs J E. Burns, dressmaker QrueK-st iuterstrJs 15 I :,mes ('uzner, shoemaker 239 James n, to Macnab k (harlrs (Carl .on, tailor 17 1) Kenny, seed West law•n, A Copp s 2 John Knox, Ixtliceinan ~irs "l'hos Morris, fitncygoods 1 7,1 _ \\'ni Blain, gilder to Robert McManus, grocer Samuel Lenoir, furniture dlr O-ijord-st initrsttts i g If Brazier, barbe r 12 Martin \lahony, s, ilo r Tho, Bowker, confectione r 220 Levi Zinlnterman, ► 21 J I3rlling, watchmake r j6 I knnis Kavanagh, fireman J $igelute, grocer 2z6 Jas Haydun, ttnstnith 23 J \i Munzinger, bookbindei 225 Jas l'uultice, machinist 20 Mrs Mary I lwler 8 Vacan t 23 .1 'l'hus Ballants ne, plumber 230 \Ir, Elizabeth 'l'ic Alarnab-st snterscrts 50 Win ('raft, Irork butcher k 25 'l'hus A Wright. locksmith 5 2 W H C Harrison /.o onrotix r s! , ourn~rw«r Jacub Burlinehuff, laborer 27 Chris Moody, watchmaker r 54 Alex Campbell, groce z40 J C l_'oolkr, baby carriages 29 John Kcrrigan, tailor Wood-st w, south side 56 \\'nt F Farmer, watchmaker 242 Hiram Simon, confectioner 3 \\'m Quirk, barber 58 \Ir, H Waters, milline r 1 244 Vacan t 33 l' S liatcntan, blacksmith 11 Joseph \\'arne, labon r 6o A Calder ,h Co, druggists 246 J A Mali oltn, carriage mkr 13 Daniel 1lahuney, IaLo-er 35 Flan' & Wilson, tin+miths /fa)-st iuttrsrrts 250 S 5 J\\'il ;un, hotel 15 \\'ru Braidswood, laborer 37 S Groves, biacksmit h Copp Pros, frunders 1/,r ; i/!-st rournr, u .•J 7 Janies Kell%l, laborer 39 John F Kavanagh, grocer 1 ('ol,l,Brus & Barry, engineers 3 Mrs John 1)oyle 254 Arthur Boyle, druggist 2 toz Vacant Park-st intrrsttts 25 Chas Moody, weaver 256 \\'m Phillips, butcher io6 Vacan t 25ti Patrick Shea, Iahuter 41 Commercial Hote l Manrab-st interstrts 110 J .\ G Nicholson, wood dlrs zbo Matthew Flynn, cn);ineer 43 John Walsh, shoemaker 45 l' Carneigie, tailo r 37 Michael O'Neill, glassblower 112 V acan t 262-4 Jantes Sander( uuk, painte r r 47 R Arrol, broke r 39 Jas I ►ilworth, laborer : 14 John Schram, carpente Crook•s! ro nrnnt,es t 16 John liruwne, blacksmith 1•; M Purniss & Son, marblc BurGngtou-st iuttrsttts 270 ( ;eo Morris, grocer 51 118 F'rrd Guttorff, marble dealer works 276 ( ;eu Patton, carpenter York-st, north side, from ac- C'arolua-st intrrsats 53 (-ha, Truman, picture deale, u 278 Anchor Roller Flour Mill s ;z Vacant 124 Ed Green, furniture dealer 53 nab n to city limit3 Locke-st intersects 55 Mrs Vusgruec, boarding 128 Win Shuttleworth, cabinet z John Greig, stationr - 286 John Wright, butcher 57 l'eter Carnegie maker q Henry Magee, hwmess 290 \\'m Armstrong, tailor 57.1 Frank Ku,ic, shoemaker 3 Adam Hunter, stationer 6 George E \\'ilsen, hutcher 1 0 296 Richard Pentecost, hainter 57", Alex Hannah, bricklayet 6!, C H l'eebles, 6r(x e r 132 Charles Brown, machinist /ar/rhery-s! irtltr ,tels 57_i John Mcl'allum, laborer s 134 hichanl Morgan, carriage 6_! H O'Brien, varietic 320 Isaac Mill s 59 'l'hus Nichols, iron fenct- 8-ro K raft & Son, saddlery, trimmer manfr 13 6 F \\' \\'cxiell, journalist 32 .4 C F Lockman, machinist hardware 326 J 11 Smith, laborer 61-63 H Guering, hotel keepet 144-146 John I)ufl; grocer 12 GCO Luxton, flour, feed, etc Uundurn Castle 65 James Mason, fruiterer 14 Win Bangerth, confectioner 148 Adam Clark, -nachinist 67 John Spriggs, shoemaker flour and feed 150 \\' Fl l:nx>ker, druggist Joseph Kent 16- 18 I) Murray, Henry Hutchison 69 F Uxlcy, groce r 20 \\'m Ronald, grocer 1 5 2 G J l'richard, shocmaker J A Maracle, toll keeper 71 J'l' 11'atkins, baker boots and shoes 15 ; Ma,k `tnith, bake r 22 J Henry, J Copeland, carpenter 73 7'hus Platt, fancy goods 24 St Thoma-i White Bronze 156 Martin \Icatls, druggist John Hill, laborer 75 'l'hos l'illman, butcher Monument Co //rss-st intersrtts David Ml )unald, grocer 28 G M Bell, lucksmith t6o \\'m Bolton, butct rr York-st, south side Rav-st inttrsttts 30-32 J ohn Davis, crockery 162 C 1 1 Hind ., butcher r R F :vans, secd,ma n 34 Alhe t Brunke . furrier 168 \\'tn Kirklan d 3 W H Cruukrr, druggist 77-83 Cabinet factory 36 Geo Kramer, taver n 172 Vacan t 5 A Lawson & Co, printers 85 C Bolingbroke, cabinet mki 38 M rs M B Kramer, fruiterer 174-176 Joseph Lee . wood dealer 7 C Kerner, hotel 87 Robert England, broke r 40 John Taylor, flour and feed 178 Fred Rice, laborer 9 J H Carmichael, shoemaker 89 Geo l'yle, machinist 1

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YOR YOR 'OR YOR John Adkin, laborer Peter Cols-in, grocer 91 - 93 Geo Worsmore, barber 2 37 Mrs N M Wheeler, hotel 95 R H Thomas, tailor 2 4 8 lanies Stevenson Burlington Cemetery Fred Jourdon, laborer 97 John Billington, shoemaker 245 -John Barlow, laborer Alex Craig, caretaker Ceme- ' John Anderson, gardener 99 Robert Snodgrass 2 53 Win Kench, confectioner tery Win Henyt, laborer 99/$ H White, tinsmith l'earbst intersetts Alex Reid, gardener H Fairbanks, saw maker tog Mrs Charles Cook 255 James Bain, grocer 103 MIS Feast 257 lames Jarvis, fireman 105 Mrs Agnes l.ancefield 26 s É. With, carpenter P A Wynn, shoemaker 263 Geo Ellis, machinist W. H. IRWIN & CO, to7 Thomson et 1Vright, lumber 265 M'In Mitchell, machinist dealers 267 Mrs Bell 113 H Pearson, hotel 269 Mrs Thos NVatts 115 John Dixon, knitter 771 James A Snider. flour and Directory Pul1is11::: tents, 117 Alex Asher, baker feed 119 Mrs Geo CatChpole, fancy 285 James McHarg, agent HAMILTON, ONTARIO. goods ad9 Jostll J,,iirdan, hotel 123 John !McAllister, grocer inkrsects tgrWe are th c olde.t an in e‘ten,i% e Directory in the D Our are campiled with the greate.t - intersects care. Ordera by mail promptly Caroline st 29 I - 3 John 1 ownsend, grocer attvnded 137 Cornelius Donovan, moulder 2 99 James Hinchcliffe, grocer City of Hamilton, pabli,hed every Febrii3ty 139 Mrs Gillesby 301 George Tilly, patternmaker $2 50 machine shop r4i W H Duffield. merchant 305 Hinchcliffe, City of Kingston, imb!isheti every Iwo yetr,...... 2 oa

147 James Naylor, fancy goods Inch/wry-51 intersects CIty of Brantfard and County of Brant 2 03 149 Ronald Hill, provision dealer 307 Frank livings, grocer :5 I Jas Christie, carpenter County of York 309 R C Cuff, butcher 2 00 153 Duncan Cameron, corn tray 3ri Robert Howat, butcher County of Perth 157 C H Hinds, butcher 2 03 3 1 5 Chas North, mason 159 J R Hess, grocei County of Simcoe 2 00 3 1 7 NIrs M Collins - st intersects Iless 3 1 9 Mrs Johanna Boyle County of Halton . I 50

161 Wm M(- Donald Solhia-st intersects County of Wentworth 2 00 183 Robt Thompson, lumber ! 327 Vacant yard 333 James Logic Robert Hunter, auctioneer Queen - st intersects 335 1 5 ■ 111 Samuel Collier, laborer : 7 11111 I) IK-DI 189 Ntrs R G Dampier 337 207 Robert Walker, grocer Derenrort-st intersects W. 1-10WARD, 209 John Burrows, laborer Thos Railing. rag picker 21i Thos Johnston, marble Ed Winter, blacksmith Clothiog Mtl. ta 0.-J2r ail C1caii la Sa?ariar Style. dealer Dundurn - st intersects No. 11 REBECCA STREET, HAMILTON, ONT. 213 l'hilip Sutton Dundurn Nlarble Works 215 Thos 'I'arrant, bracket manfr Burlington Cemetery 2 I 7 Thos NValsh, grocer James Brown, machinist ef. S. FISHER & CO., 2 1 9 Miss Bridget Largy C Moss, shoemaker DIRECT IMPORT AND 2 21 Vacant Cemetery Marble Works MANUEACTURERS' AGENTS. 227 G Beaver, hotel Wm Jariott 13 & 15 WELLINGUN STREET EAST, TORONTO, Ray - st intersects Morrison, temperance 226 H Hinds, butcher house r, i rcsnER 6• c- o , L adybotrn, nea• Greenock, FOIyign Wool and rehe, PRt)FESSIO1A1. 163 Joues, McQaeslea & Cbisho,m M^c^elclu,G^bso>i ^ Md,ke^c^u BARRISTERS, iCitor$, SUBSCRIBERS' Bvriotero k 03' Solicitors of the Supreme VICTORIA CHAM3ERS, Court of Ontario,

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DRECTORY. 31 Tax=es S. South, NOTARIÉS. 6C. 16 Ja.mes _ct. South, Ila\IILTUN, ONT. IIA\111:1',l\, 0 X7'. J. W. J.r e-, I.I. R.. I It \L t,u. ir •, \I..\., ACCOUVTANTS. I Lices \1'nl, 31 Alain e V. \la.:.I , t t. .. J. M. r;ih. ,,,, !1 A., Jamc, l hi,.. a,n. IS. LL It., 11 .\.'Na k t",. J. tr. t:.uary. Alexander A, cuult huu,e BANKS. WacklLy I),ICitI, t t Main e B.,nk of B itish North America, $ILVP,RT Z. D'JGGAII, 1•'ludl t) K' F , 2^ J:u^^e, s ç King e I.$Zlor, DingWall k MIA, !\Ltwn J J, ^l.tsunic hall Rank of li:rl ilttm, 17 King w m,tt•eistet•, C. *ali::itotS, l'taratn John. 8-to Hughsan s Bank ut' Montical, cor James and W.t\•rll ' l'ht» L. t: Hughsun s Main Barristers,& Solicitors, L+sit:k 1V H, 26 Mer ick Canatli:tn Rank of Commerce, Canada Lifc Cl aml^ n, 1•3 Jamca St- South, At:GV I S--l' -1.1I:C I 1\G (REV'l'S, cor King and }Inghsun 42 JAMES STREET NORTH, l1F:Rt'i, I•.rC.) Federal Batik, cor James and HA!'ILTON, ONTARIO. Moore & I )a^•is, z King Win King I JL.•vy t, lend on Real M:•tate at a I•.w rate of i'nerea, its amuunt, tu.uu buFruwer.. l'Ca'SUII _lUhll, t') 11l1eIlSUrI s !1lrrchant^,' Tt:tnk, King cor John S. F l.asier, 1-1. A, I.L. R.; K. 1)ingwall, R. A.. 1.1.. It.; J. F. Nlom:k. 1\ hit,l,le E. S, 78 j2 King e i Stinsun's liank, to Hughson n ' F. E. Ka.cr. M R. J. U. ..w. 'Lui- k 1Y H, z6 Al, rr:ck BANKERS, EXCIIAVt:R AND STOCK AGE`:TS -LAN U AND F:STATF. L'ROKP.Hi. PAxUE3 & MACADAMS, WA:K3R w S.'JTT, Moore .\ Davis, z King \%'m Forbes A F. z Merrick 1'r.11tiun John. ,o Hu,4h^-un s Morgan Chas E, t t James n B3rrioter$ and $91:citor$, 11'hil,lrlc l': -S, 781,2 King e BARiIIâTERS,SG'LIQTOrtS IIARRISTF.RS AND SOLICITORS. in the Supreme Court. Ak(Hlll C'IS. Notaries Pu51ic. Et_. B1'fuur 1, 25 J,lmt•s, Barton Gen J}, 4 James n ATTORNEYS & NOTARIES. }3clt \%'n). \l't'ntwurtlt Chambers, Ul,1,,,: lir, s, l'rtrr, 50 11111 ter W Offices-[ lamilt:m l'nn•itlrnt Ituildinl;, 1al^t.trtl, W A. 9 Janl •s n 25 J:tl,tt•, i litucc, Burton fir,t flat ; entrancc nn I lughsun slrcet. No. io James Street South. (;atnbit r liuttslichl, R 11', A R, & Culham, Can- ada l.i(e Chanllxrs, t J. PARKP.S. A. 11. MLtt•.\n:\^ts. 1 11 A. 25 Ja110< s James s \V. F. \1'alkcr, >t..\ , LL n. j .hn J H.II, 1.11, ian, 278 King w Buchanan 11arris, to Htlghsons Camcron A 1), t o Hughson s hettncdy R I), ^z J:tmts n ltoary t, L- in ow /.an/ af /n:owff rqtrt. ('ar.callrn .\ C:ahill, 1luliit;an C\\', tou t huuse 7 King w CHAS. LMN, H.r.lrtt '1' Kas r.ck F Jc`C Son, :2 M.I, ia C, cor lames and Vine GEO. M. BARTON, Cre•ar, Muir & Cri rar, t Hugh- Barrister and Solicitor, AI'CIION6:ERS AND APPRAtSERS. son s NOTART P!/3L/C, ETC. 11urr w, T, 78 James n Curell J( :, 34 James n BARRISTER, &C Alc.Munics \ R) •an, 24 Mcrrick 1),Ifi'11' A H, ;1 lanl,s s Law, Chancery and Convey- Monej to Loa- Dn Real Estate Secur.ty R.1KF:ItS. Fttrge all Francis, Io K`ng w ancing Office. Bateman E W, zoo King e M't,llrr.\ Nk-,I,ir, t8 Januss Colle ti-m or A•.a,unts and Agency promptly atte,,d,d to. Chi'man I C, \\•h,:Icsalc and re- Furl ng Ettartl, I I Main e Ccr. lamas and King Sts„ t.til, I 19 King tv (:nge& Ielf,, 55 John s Office. \u. 14 Ilughwm Strect St.uth (ieiger H, 2t4 K'ng, %\' Irving A-:nteltus, Q) C., court HA1I I1: rON. HAaIILTUN. Hculis \\'ru, 14 Market Square huuse r

364 CITY OF IIAMILTON. PROF'ESSIONAI. CARDS. 365

Jones, McQnesten & Chisholm, Duncan Robert & Co, cor Mar- MARTIN & BITTSON. FRANCIS FITZGERALD, 31 James s ket Square and James Kilvert & Uuggan, Canada Life, F.astwo.,tl John & Co, 16 King e Barristers and Solicitors, Chatnher-, 1 James S Hunter A, Sz JauiLs n Lavery \\' J, 4 Main e McLellan I), Bible depository, CH4MBERS, WENTWORTH 3 A- rxi.^t-c^.", &C- Lazier, 1)ingwall & 1Sonck, 42 28 King w 11 1 James n Thorner M F., 94 James n 25 James St. South. I Lemon Chas, 12 HuFhson s \\5liiams H S, Copp's Block, 10 lfing-st west, Macdon Id, Walter R, 13 Main e1 King e HAMILTON, CANADA. MacKelcan, Gihson & AtacKcl BOOK-ü1NDERS. can, 16 James s Duncan Robert & C-t, cor James II %"I LTOW. Martin, Martin & Malone, cor Edward Martin, Q.C. Ii E. Kitestm. and Market Square. James and King Eastwood J.C Co, 16 King e Martin & Kittsnn, 25 James s Haigh Richard. 6o King w A. D. CAMERON, EDWARD FURLONCI•, LL. B., Mills Geo H, to James n Mars Alex, 14 Hughson n O'Heir :\rnhur, 4 Main e ^Bxrristcr and Solicitor, Osler, Teetzel & Harrison, Can- BOOTS AND SHOES. ada l.ife Chambers, 3 James s Arland II & Bro, 6z King e garrisfrr nua ^olicifor, NOTARI' PUBLIC, Paprs Geo S, 13 Main e Climie J I), 28 King e Parkes & Macadani,.,1 Hughson s Edwards C l', 104 King w Coaveyaacex, Etc. 1'ringle R A, 16 James s Garrett John & Co., wholesale No. ii iA AIN-ST. EAST' Robertson & RoÎx•rtson, 31 Jas s 55-7 King w No. to Ilughsun St. South, Sadleir C A, 8\lain e Griffith William, wholesale, 53 Staunton C. I,, 31 James s King w H:\\iIl;l'ON, - ONT. Hami1tca.Ozit. Steele I), Jr, ziz J tntes s Hendeiaon A S, 184 King e Stinson 'l' H, cor James and Henderson Geor6., 45 Macnab n King AVilliani \IcCull^ G A, 73 James n HARRIS BUCSANAN, W. A. E. DUFF. \\'addell & \\'adtlell, court house \icl'heison John & Co, whole- \1'alktr & Scr`tt, to James s s;tle, 51-; King e ^arrislrr, WN5M, 5^^!Wo/ ISftOK'1:1.LF.RS AND STATIONERS. Mcl'haiÎ James, 6 Market Square .\lahony John C. 26 King e Atkinsun Bros., wholesale and Notary Public, Etc.. Wilson Robert, 6o King e Solicitor in the Supreme Court retail, 66 James n and 18 Mer- VICTORIA CHAMBERS, rick. tiREwt:RS. NOTARY PUBLIC, Buntin, Gilles & Co., wholesale Gomhh, J111111, 36o John n 31 ► ame-st. south, stationers, 41 King w lahatt John, office 35 King e Chanc•ry Chamlxn ) HAMIt.TO\, 12 Hu,ch.atSt. S. ONT. IIAMIL"I'ON, - ONTARIO. WILLIAM BRUCE, R. D. KENNEDY, S.hcitor of R. W, f}ADQBIEP^-BOUSFIELD JOHN PEARSON, Chancery ChamFers, - Pr;nce's Square, (Associate of he Royal Institution Caoaâiaa and ForEigD PateIlts, ARCH ITECT, of British Archuects), 8 and to Flu¢h.on-st south, DrougAtaman and Engrosser, Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil 7 Wentworth ghambers, ^^^Q^^^^^^► ^^^+^+^^^Q^^ 14!z WHITE'S BLOCK, Engineer, 25 JAMES-ST SOUTH, Hou.e, Red F:aate and King street east, opposite the Gare, Comzraissi_zs. 11-g eat. i3AMILTON. Nu\tôY TO Lu.t\. HANfIi.I'OY, ONTARIO, CAN. 42 James Street North. 1111

366 CITY OF HAMILTON. CITY OF HAMILTON. 367

Spring Brew( ry, P Grant & Sons, Lawry Thomas, James sueet 119 Bay n Market BROKERS. Richard, Smale 113 King w CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLS- cf5 Broadbent T & G, machinery, 165 King e TERERS. Gillespie & Powis, teas, sugars, Allardice R A & Co, cor York etc, 31 King e and Bay To%nsend W G, customs, 33 Hoodles- Jno & 5 I K'ng w Stuart w Jarvi Thos, 103 K ng w Wavell Thos, teas, etc, 12 Hugh- Pecover Joseph, Coup's block, son s King e o King BROOM MANUFACTURERS. Reid James, cor and Park Zingsheim Jacob, Mary nr Mur- Samon04 Mitchell Thos, 31 King w ray cfp Woods Walter, 62 Macnab n CARPETS AND HOUSE FURNISH- BRUSH MANUFACTURERS. -4-D INGS. -1-D Meakins & Sons, 225-9 King e Walker Fred, 130 King e Mitchell Thos, 31 King w o CARPET WEAVER. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Murray John, 148 King W CD- Addison Wm & Sons, cor Cath- cv CARRIAGE SIAKERS. ;-q -4-D arina and Wellington Cd cl) Beer, Isaiah, 35 Murray e Cooper H G & Co, 6 Park S (I) Brown Samuel J T, 51 Hunter e CARTAGE AGENTS. Chisholm Robert, 174 Macnab n Armstrong Chas, (H & N-W R) Clucas 1Vm, 123 Cannon w 31 James n Cruickshank- Robt. ■çs Jackson e Hendrie & Co, (G T R), 35 Findlay James, 12 l' larnali s King w Hancock Wm, 27 I.ocomotive r0 Shedden Co, (G T R), 9 King W r- Hannaford Bros, plasterers, 76 Merrick CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE [-T-1 Isbister John, 81 Wellington s Canada Glass House, 52 King e c.) Mallory W P & Co, 70 Main e McMahon J S & Co, 45 King w o Meade Thms, 8 Catharina Skinner J A & Co, 9 King e Parry & Hill, r 20 James s CIGAks, TOBACCOS, ETC. Pigott M A. 95 Macnab n Ontario Havana Cigar manufac- Sharpe Geo, cor Park and Col- tory, office 12-4 Hughson s borne Reid, Goeling & Co, cor King VanAllen Eli, 5 Bay s and Catharine Wtbber John, 136 John s Schrader J C, cor Bay and Can- Webber Thos, 103 Catharine s non Wh)te George, King e CLOTHING—WHOLESALE. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. o Calder John & Co, Macnab cor r- Freeman W A, 169 James n Merrick Gord n W J F, 108 James n Saniord W E & Co, 47 King e BUTCHERS. COAL OIL, LAMPs, ETC. Bowering & Pain, 89 King w Canada Glas Hote,e, 52 King • Ha risott Henry, 51 J mes s Farmer Wm, 114 James n CITV OF HAMILTON. 369 368 CITY OF HAMILTON.

Parker Robt Sr Co, 4 John n Laidlaw & Co, Mary cor Kelly Taylor J C, 27 King w DINING trooms. Roe G, 185 King e Moore Dennis & Co, Catharine n Wiiliams J C, ruant 8 Macnab n Arcade Coffee R' 0m, Alexandra EXPRESS COMPANI ES. Ontario Rolling Mills, Queen n Young Win & Bru, 17 John n Arcade, James st Olmsted Bro-■, ornamental, cor American & Canadian Express COAL AND WOOD. Gore Coffee Tavern, 13 Hugh York and Queen Browne Cos, 14 James s Edward, ft Macnab n son n, Reid & Barr, 64 Rebecca Coekle, GOODS. H R, 143 King e Tempe rance Dining Rooms, 48 FANCY Stewart J & Co, cor Macnab and Dow Bros, 45 Main w James n Herman Wm, wholesale and re- Vine Fairgrieve J 13 , 59 James n tail, 47 King w DRUGGISTS. FORWARDERS. Freeman W A 169 James n Hyslop, Cornell & Co, 7 James s Barr John A & Cu, 33 NIacnabn Browne Edw, Browne's wharf Kelley & Griven, :35 James n King e Bo, le Arthur, cor York and Ma- Levy Bros & Scheuer, 17 Mackay R 0, Mackay's wharf Mcllwraith Thos, cor Main and Moodie John, 16 King w gill FRUIT CANNING COMPANIES Catharine Foster & Hillman, 13 King e Brierley Richard, 14 King e McKenzie John, 149 Macnah n Canada Preserving Co, 47 King Case H Spencer, 5o King w FELT ANI) GRA1.1.1. ROOFERS. Murton & Reid, cor John and Win Duherty Arthur, 245 King w Irwin 'rhos & Son, 12 Macnab s ca & Main cor Charles FRUIT, FISH, OYSTERS, GAME, ETC Myles Gerrie John, 30 James n FISH DEALERS. Thomas & Son, cor Main Dixon Sr Morton, 52 King w and Hughson Hamilton A & Co, cor King and Cline R M, 194 King e James Drayton & Co, 6 King w Payne W, Mary cor Cannon FLORISTS AND NURSF.RYMEN Hatrison Brus, 36 James n GARDENER LANDSCAPE Smith G B, King cor Mary Hamilton Nursery, W Holton, Ontario Pharmacy, King cor Devonport Thomas, II Bay n Main e COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. Ferguson ave GENTS' FURNISHINGS, ETC. Sutherland James W, 18o King w Harper Robert, 18 NYellington n Canada—W G Dunn, 59 Main w James, jr, 8 King w Taylor R N & Co, 35 and 95 Townsend E J, cor Park and Angus COMMISSION. John s Vine Hyslop, Cornell & Co, wh, 7 James s Benner Richard, 7 Main e Vincent, A & Co., 230 James n FLOUR ANI) FEED Leask R P, 24 King e Gillespie & Powis, 31 King e Viner J & Co, wh, 25 King e Carr E & D, 91 King w Taylor A J, 40 King w Morden W & J, 7 Market sq DRY GOODS; 1)111.LINERV, Geiger Wm, 220 King w ETC. Treble S G, 2 King e Suter R W, 20 James s McFarlane Alex, 196-8 King e Barnard P II, 36 King w Waugh W J, 6o James n CONFECTIONERS. Mollis Thomas, 21 Wellington n Campbell & Pentecost, 43 Mac- GILDERS. Aussem Joseph H, 140 King w nab n FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS, IRON Blandford Henry, 47 James n Chilman I C, 117 King w Crossley John, cor James and WORKS, ETC. Marsden T & Son, 46 James n Edwards Benjamin, 102 King w King Wm American Nail Works, ft Queen n Pattuson Z, wholesale, cor King Duncan A & Co, wh, 7 King e Bowes, Jamieson & Co, King cor GROCERS. and Park s /*inch Bros, 18 King w Tisdale Blake James, 254 Mary CONSULS. Foster & Hillinan , wh, 13 King e Brayley & Dempster, (wrought Bremner Charles, 76 John s United States, J. F. Hazelton, James Grole, 8 King e iron, etc) 47 King Wm Bremner, James, 248 King w G T R station McIlwra.th & McMaster, 12 Burrow, Stewart & Milne, corner Brennan J & C, 5 Market sq James n Cannon and John Brown, Balfour & Co, wholesale, . COrrON FACTORIES. McKay Bros, cor King and John Copp Bros, Empire Foundry, cor 5 James s Hamilton Cotton Factory, Mary Mann Samuel, 258 'King e York and Bay Carpenter Bros, 9 Market Square Ontario Cotton Mills Co, 250 Murray A & Co, :8 King e Gartshore Alex, Stuart w Cherrier F L, 15 Market Square Macnab n Pratt & Watkins, 16 James n Gurney E & C & Co, 36-42 John Cooper Robt C, 31 Macnab n DENTISTS. Robertson James, 20 King e Cumming Bros, to8 James n Bowes John, 9 James n Shea James, 42 King e Hamilton Iron Forging Co, cor Doherty Arthur, 245 King w Chittenden G S, 8 2 King e Thoune & Co, 16o King c Barton and Queen Duff John & Son, 144 York Hlishand Drs R J & T H, to Watkins Thomas C, 30-32 Kng e Killey J H & Co, Mona Iron Duggan J H, cor James and King w DYERS AND CLEANERS. Works, cor Hughson and Can- Cannon and 244 James n Duncan Bros, 71 King e Sinclair & Bennett, 8/ e Howard WI-I, 17 Rebecca non

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IT IS A FACT WORTH KNOWINC ! Gillard W H & Co, wholesale, - ~ 5' HA•rS AND CAPS Hughson s Acres Wm, 12 King e Harvey A & Cu, wholesale, 2 1 Leask R P, 24 King e GLASGOW TEA WAREHOUSE . King e Mills Geo A, 5 James n Hynds R W, I1 5 King e Mills Joseph & Son, 7 James n Kemp George, 12o King e Taylor A J, 4o King w J. H. DUGGAN, King Cyrus, to Market Square Treble S G, 2 King e Cor. James and Cannon Streets and Cor. Lucas, Park & Co, wholesale, 59 Waugh W J, 6o James n Macnab n H(Ir AIR Fl'RNACE S James and Stuart Streets . Lumsden Bros, wh, 6o Macnab Now holds the largesf stock o f n Copp Bros, cor York and Bay McMillan John, zro King e Gurney E & C & Co, 36-42 John n" Q® ®~ C Mann Samuel, 256 King e u al Gro oriegs Morrison Alex, 86-8 John s lrwir . Thos & Son, ts Macnab s iraa M. lake to the market, and is fhero/ore in a position to suppr his Stewart James & Co, cor Macnab customerv with Murphy & Murray, 66 King e Osborne James & Son, 4 Jamess and Vin e Tft FINE$T 4OOD$ qT TgE LOW E$T PI(ICEO. Peebles C H, 6 Yor k HOTELS, SALOONS AND RESTAU- Simpson, Stuart & Co, wholesale RANTS . 41 Macnab n American, F W Bearman, corner lie would direct special attention to hi, stock of FINE TEAS, which, for Stuart & Macpherson, wholesale King and Charles vari ety, quality and price cannot be surpassed in the city . cor John and Main Arcade, Wm Proper, 29 James n 1. 8. DUGGAN. Trained Tes Tester. Sutherland Angus, 56-58 King w Atlantic House, Andrew Ruth- Thomson Peter, t9o King e ven, 29 Macnab n Turner James & Co, wholesale, Blaase Chas, I 1 2 James n s 3 Hughson Central, R R Ashbaugh, 135 ALFRED J. TAYLOR, Winnifrith B, King cor Victoria King e ave Columbia, Thomas Crooks, King Importer o f GUNSMITH S. N' Hamilton Gun 11'orks, J Hol- Commercial, cor York and Park man, 79 James n Continental, J 11cHenry . corner HARDWAR E. Stuart and James Court House, A Swayze, 55-59 CE N TS' FURN IS H I N CS. Bethell C H, 74 James n John s Field & Davidson, wholesale sad- Dominion, Armstrong & Haws, dlery, 2 9 King e proprs, 82 King w Hope Adam & Co, wholesale, Fairchild T B, comer King and ONTARIO lo2 King e Bay Kraft E & Son, saddlery, 8-to Franklin, Cook & Mitchell, King York cor Park $hit, $uspender jecIçtie Manuactu8r Webber J M, to6 King w Goering, Henry, 61-3 York W inslow & Webber, carriage, 56 Grand Opera House Restaurant, King e C Hiby, James n Wood & Leggat, 44 King e ~CTZ3OS..~78 ~ r -~ ANa 1~TAI=.. lay Andrew, 21 James n HARNISS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS Lee Geo & Son, 68 King w No. 40 KING STBEET WEST , t :reenhill Walter W, 93 King w McPherson J C, 7 King Win Jolley James & Sons, 47 John s Noble W, cor James and Cannon Kraft E & Son, 8-to Yor k Office Restaurant, Harry Sweet- HAMILTON, - - ONTARIO. Philp james & Son, 21 James n man, 4 King w 11-

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Richter T, 43 James n Meekin, 97 James n Royal, Hood & Bro, 61-63 James Confederation Life Association, INSURANCE AND SHIPPING DIRECTORY. Seneca Jones, 59 James n The following are among the Principal Companies represented in St James Restaurant, Fred De- Dominion Plate Glass Insurance the City. See al,o Insurance and Stcainship Agents, Lacy, propr, 19 Hughson n Co, David McLellan, 84 James St Nicholas, Alex Dunn, 37 SENECA JONES, James n Fire Insurance Association, J T M. A. PENNINGTON. Scott's Hotel, Wm Scott propr, Routh, Canada Life Chambers Oltntral4nsurancegent INSURANCE AND o Stuart cor Bay. Terms $1.00 3 James s CObll•ANIES NISPRKSCNTRD Real Agent. lire— Northern As,urance Co. of London, Estate per day Guardian Fire and Life Assur- England. REPRF:SENTING " Royal Canadian Insurance Co. of Mon- Calmer/alms lire Insurance Consume), Victoria, Rich Irwin, 79 King e ance of London,(Eng)Gillespie treal. of Edlubterg. Founded la«. & Powis, 31 King e " Waterloo Mutual I nsurance of Waterloo Walker House, Jacob M Bauer, " Canadian Mutual Miller, Mutual In- has taken ,,ver the business. 166 King e Hartford Fire, Geo McKeand, surance Co. - ',.-h 57 James n Lire Contederation Life Association of To- British I mplre Mutual Lire Assur- ICE DEALERS. ronto. ance Co. or Landau. Ei414. Insurance Co of North America, lireldeat—Accident Dewey D, Insurance Co. of North 15 George (the) Gillespie & Powis, 31 America, of Montreal. The I gnarl* North•Weit Laud to. Walton Ice Co, 7 0 Vine Guara•lee—Guarnntee Co. of North Ame- The North British l'aaadlass Il•seel- King e rica, of Montreal. mead Comany. INSURANCE CO'S AND AGENTS Lancashire Fire Ins Plate ICIaaa —The "Lloyds of New York. London & OFFICE 30 JAMES STREET SOUTH, Co, W F Findlay, 25 James s OFFICE— ROTAL HOTEL BUILDINGS, Accident of North America, Sen- H %MILTON. Life Co, sit James Si- North, Hamilton. eca Jones, 59 James n London & Lancashire 2Etna of Hartford, fire, W F J T Routh, Canada Life, 3 W. F. FINDLAY. COMMERCIAL UNION Findlay, Wentworth Chambers James s Geo A 25 James s Lancashire, fire and life, ASSURANCE CO., Young, 2 Nlerrick Iltiblioeauantant and 4diustor British America Assurance Co, Of London, England. fire and marine, A F Forbes, Life Association of Canada, John Financial and Estate Agent 2 Merrick Cameron, manager, 25 James Capital and Assets over $20.000.000 British America, marine, J B Fairgrieve 59 James n Life Association of Scotland, A flua ir ■ nrastrr 0. (Fin,. London PAYNE â McMEEKIN, British and Foreign Marine In- F Forbes, 2 Merrick 4 Lancashire Fire lanitirance Co 4 n surance Co, (Liverpool), W F Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Brillah aft Foreign Marine inauraner Agents for Hamilton and County Findlay, 25 James s Seneca Jones, 59 James n ts of Wentworth. British Empire Life Assurance, London Guarantee & Accident Western Ir.un.nec ( o. interim.) WENTWORTH CHAMBERS. *Mee n Jante* Street North. M A Pennington, 30 James s Co, Geo A Young 2 Merrick 25 James Street Caledonian Fire, (Edinburgh), National Assurance Co, (Ireland) South, Hamilton. Elford G. Payne. John McMeekin Richard Bull, 55 James n M A Pennington, 30 James s RICHARD BULL, Canada Guarantee Co, Seneca Northern Assurance, Seneca CEO. McKEAND 11 Jones, 59 James n Jones, 59 James n and lid North American Assurance Co, Insurance EstatnAgent 57 James St. N.. Roya Hotel Buildings, Canada Life, A G Ramsay, F I No. SS James St. N. filausIllon. John ■ 14 A, manager, head office cor I liddleton, supt, FIXE. L.IFE AND ACCIDENT. —AGRNT FOR HLghson King and James s FIRE Insurance,—for short periods, or for one Richlieu and Ontario Navigation Co., to North British Canadian Invest- or three years. Montreal, Quebec and Intermediate Ports. Canadian Millers' Mutual Fire LIFE Assurance,—on ordinary plan, or on Co, Seneca Jones, 59 James n ment Co, M A Pennington, 30 TONTINE, Endowment or Partnership Anchor Line, to Glasgow, via Londonderry. —or for a spr:ial number of years. James s Queenstown. Cit;zens Insurance Co, James ACCIDENT Insurance, —for the trip, one day, Inman 1.ine, to Liverpool, via North British and Mercantile, week, month or year, with weekly coin- Hartford I'ire Insurance Company. Walker, i6 James s pensation in case of being disabled by City of London Fire Co, Rich- fire and life, J T Routh, Can- an accident. R. & O. Steamers run in connection with ada Life Buildings, 3 James s FIDELITY Insurance, — Guarantee Bonds Intercolonial Railviay to Maritime Province... ard Bull, 55 James n istim'S issued at tua est rates. Commercial Union Assurance Co Ontario Mutual Life Assurance A Share of public patronage respect- CF=C:). (London, Eng,) Payne & Mc- Co, S M Kenney, 59 James n fully solicited. t7 James St. N , Royal Hotel Building,. 374 C'.LLY OF Ii:UIILTON. CIT1' OF HAMILTON. 375

Pearson John, general agent, to City, J Jeffery, 6o Main w McIntosh John, z6 James n PH4SICIANS Morris Isaac, 178 King e Hughson s LEATHER AND FINDINGS Anderson James, 192 Macnab n Phenix Ins Co, marine, J B Fair Alexander John, 13 King w Oak Hall, 8 James n Anderson & Bates, 34 James n grieve, 59 James n LIVERY AND SALE STABLES Roe G, 185 King e Bigger G W, zo4/ King c Phoenix Fire of London, (Eng,) Craig Joseph, 24 Market Slater James, 54 King w Binghan (: S. King cor Ferguson Gillespie & Powis, 31 King e Coutts A, cor Macnab and Can- Smith Donald, 14 James n ave Providencr- Washington Insur- non Watt John & Son, 15 Macnab n Case Will I A, 113 King e ance, David McLellan, 84 Matthews J H, 33 Market Webster George, 26 John n Case IV H, 1' 3 King e James n Temple John, 20 Catharine It Wilson Wm & Son 44 King w Gaviller E A, 8 Park s Queen, fire and life, George A LUMBER MERCHANTS NEWSPAPERS Griffin H S I Mary Young, 2 Merrick Brennan & Sons, 63-67 King Globe (daily and weekly,) J H Hillyer E S, to Main e Royal Canadian, fire, life, Seneca 1Vm Mattice, correspondent and Husband Geo, 75 Main w Jones, 59 James n Flatt & Bradley, Barton cor Wel- agent, 70 James n Macdonald John 1), to Duke Royal Canadian, marine, J B lington Mail (daily and weekly) F W MacKelcan G L, Coroner, 14 Fairgrieve, 49 James n Thomson Robert, 89 Stuart w Large, 7z James n Gore Royal, fire and life, David Mc- Thomson & Wright, 1o7 York Palladium of Labor, (daily and MacKelcan John, 38 Catharine W H Rowe, 92 King e n Lellan, 84 James n MARBLE WORKS Spectator, (daily and weekly,) Malloch Archibald E, 70 James Scottish Imperial Fire Ins Co, Dundurn Marble Works, Thomas James s s At A Pennington, 30 James s & Son, York Times (daily and weekly,) 3 Miiler Thos, coroner, t81 King Scottish Union and National Ins Gottorff Fred, I 18 York Hughson n w Co, James Walker, 16 James Hurd & Roberts, wholésale, 86- s OPTICIAN Mullin John A, 124 James n too Merrick Lees Thos, 3 James It Philp W, coroner, cor York and Sun Accident Assurance Co, St Thomas White -Bronze Mon- ORGANS, PIANOS, MUSIC AND MU- .Hess David McLellan, 83 James n uments, Statuary, etc, C J SICAL INSTRUMENTS Reid Alex C, 55 Hughson n Traveler's Life and Accident, J Smith, general agent, 24 York Bell Organs, Hutchison & Pil- Ridley H T, 31 Main w T Routh, 3 James s Victoria Marble Works, E M key, to King e Robinson Alex, cor Bay and Victoria Mutual, fire, W II Book- Furniss & Son, 51 York er, sec-treas, No. to James Canadian Piano Stool Co, Thot Market MARRIAGE AID Wavell, manager, 12 Hughson Rosebrugh John W, 52 James s St. It Mutual Marriage Aid Association s Ryall Isaac, 71 Main e Waterloo Mutual, fire, Seneca of Canada, I Hughson s Jones, 59 James n Dominion Organ, Hutchison & Smith Daniel I)ay, cor King and MARRIAGE LICENSES Pilkey, to King e Wellington Western Assurance Co, (ocean McKeand J C 76 James n, h 88 and inland marine, Toronto,) Grossman Peter, 49 James n Shaw, Geo M, 122 James n Bay s Jones E C, 83 King w Stark W G, 9o Merrick W J Findlay, 25 James s McLellan, David, 84 James n, h Western, fire, George A Young, Rainer Piano Co, Hutchison & Vernon Elias, cor James and 55 Herkimer Pilkey, to King e Bold z Merrick Whipple E S, 78% King e Thomas C I,, manfr, 92 King w White James, coroner, 8 Can- Western, marine, J B Fairgrieve, MERCHANT TAILORS AND 59 James n PAINTS, OILS AND COLORS non w CLOTHIERS. Hamilton A & Co, cor James and Wilson T H, 156 Main e KN17"r[R. Booker Chas G, 2 King Win King Woolverton Algernon, coroner, Mayhew John, 152 King w Finagin John, 14o King e PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS 153 James n LAND COMPANIES. Foster T K, 6z King w Le Messurier Daniel, 17 Charles PLANING, SASH, DOOR, BLINDL, ETC Canada North-west Land, M A Henderson J M & Co, zo King Matthews James & Son, 15 Aitchison & Co, 56-5& Main w Pennington, agent, 30 James s w Hughson n Allardice R A & Co, cor York LANTERNS, ETC Herron Joseph, 82 King e Ross Bros, I Main w and Bay H Stone Manufr Co, 12 Mary Hutcheson James Happle, r 18 J PHOTOGRAPHLRS Brennen M & Sons, 63-67 King King e LAUNDRIES Eckerson & Millman, 7o King w Wm, and cor Mary and Can- Chicago, C P McMichael, 24 McDonald W H & Co, 20 James Farmer Bros, to King w non Macnab n n 376 CITY OF HAMILToN. CITY OF HAMILTON. 377

Cruickshank Robt, 55 Jackson River Railroad, W J Grant, 31 Inman Line, G McKeand, 57 Williams j M & Co, Hughson n James n James n TOBACCO FAANUFACTURERS PLATE!) WARE AND SILVER AND Northern & Northwestern, W J Lake and River Steamship Co, Tuckett Geo E & Son, 118.124 METAL PLATERS. Grant, 31 James n John Harvey & Co, 69 James King w Moodie & Sons, 16 King w SCALE MANUFACTURERS UNDERTAKERS Meridan Britannia Co, cor Wel- Gurneys and Ware, cor James Monarch S S Line, Alex Stuart, Blatchford Son & 124yer, 3 lington and Cannon and Colborne 3 Market Square Charles PLUMBF:RS, STEAM AMI) GAS FIT SEEDSMEN Muskoka Lakes, W J Grant, 31 Chapman's Sons, 49 King w TEES Bruce, J A Sr Co, 37 King w James .1 Pray *k, Son, 11 Macnab n Adam James, 22 Hughson n Evans Robt Jr Co, cor Nlacnab Richelieu & Ontario Navigation VINEGAR MANUFACTURF:RS Fairley, Stewart & Co, 16 John and York Co, George NIcKeand, 57 Doran Bros, Stuart w SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTUR- James n Hamilton Vinegar Works Co, Farmer Wm, rio James n ERS AND DEALERS Rotterdam Line, Wm Herman, (limited,) Wellington n and Harding Henry, cor James and American, Wm Cosgrove, 50 47 King w James s STAINED (;LASS WORKS Cannon Hunter e WATCHMAKF.RS AND JEWELLERS Longhurst H di Co, 27 Macnab Squibb Frank, 39 John s Gardner, 63-73 James s Carroll, T J & Co, 31 James n Young di Bro, 17 John n New Home, Wm Cosgrove, 5 0 Claringbowl F, King e PORK PACKERS SUGAR REFINERS Hunter e Davis & McCullough. 12 King w Nova Scotia Sugar Refinery, Gil- Fearman F W, 17 Macnab n Raymond, W S I.umgair, 115 Goodwin Wm, 77 John s lespie & Powis, 31 King e Lawry Thos, 14 Macnab s James n Lir 114 e stitivEvoRs Lees G H Co, King McKillop A A, King e Royal, Harney Bros, James cor Thos, 5 James n Kennedy R D, 42 James n Lees POT AND PEARL BARLEY MILLS Hunter Levy Bros Lk Scheuer, importers, TELEPHONE COS Quarrier John, Mary cor Cannon Singer Mfg Co, 92 King e TELEGRAPH AND 27 King Canada Mutual Telegraph Co, e POTTERS Wanzer R M dr Co, cor King and Russell Richard, manfg, 15 King Campbell Robt, cor Locke and Catharine 8 James s Canada Great North-Western Telegraph Willson Sewing Machine Co, WHIP MANUFACTURERS Campbell Sewer Pipe Co, Henry Co, 6 James s Queen Hamilton Whip Co, 81 Mary New, sec-treas, end Jackson w SLATERS Bell Telephone Co. 3 Hughson TINSMITHS, ANI) STOVE DEALERS woottEN AN!) WILLOW WARE PRINTERS—BOOK AND JOB Findlay 1, 12 Macnab s Bowes, Jamieson Si Co, King cor Hamilton Wooden Ware Co, 107 (Se also Newspapers.) Irwin Thos & Co, 12 Macnab s York Caxton Printing House, 22 Mac- SOAP MANUFACTURERS and Tisdale nab s Judd & Bro, 73 Bay n Gurney E & C & Co, 35-42 Mitchell Thos, 3! King w Griffin di Kidner, 47 King Wm Walker James, 19 Bay n John n 1N'oods, Walter, 62 Macnab n & 35 York WOOL SIERCHANTS Harvey James, 26 Merrick STEAMSHIP LINKS AND AGENTS Ham Wilson, Lawson A, 5 York Allan I,ine, I B Fairgrieve, 39 Howles M, 112 King w Harvey John it Co, 69 James n McPherson Alex, 51 James n James n Irwin efhos & Co, 12 Macnab s McKenzie T H, 3 Market Martin H A, 68 King e Anchor I.ine, George McKeand, Laidlaw & Co, Mary WRINGERS AND WASHERS Pennington Printing Co. 57 James n Moore Dennis & Co, 98- 100 American Wringer Co, 99 James James s Bremen Line, Wm Herman, 47 King e Rowe W H, 96 King e King w Stewart James & Cf,. cor Mac- Hamilton Industrial Works, cor Bay and Murray RAILWAYS AND AGENTS Canada Transit Co, W J Grant, nab and Vine Grand Trunk ticket agency. C E 31 James n Morgan, i i James n Carr's direct Hamburg 1.ine, Wm PO Ze2.ls7312e-e-- Hamilton & Northwestern Rail- 1-krinan, 47 King w Steamship Line, Da- way, 113 Main e Dominion eit. Michigan Central, W J Grant, 3! vid McLellan, 84 James n SOCIETY COMMERCIAL PRINTINC James n Georgian Bay Transportation Co, New York Central di Hudson W J Grant, 3t lames n qo to ficpheren, 51 James et. N., HARTONVILLF. 379

Thompson George, shoetnaker Frazer Morden, P M, merchant Wilson James, shoemaker Geoghegan Rev T, ch of England Hourigan John T, tavern BARTON VI L LE--A village Lyons J, hotel in the Township of Barton, four Morden W J, merchant COUNTY OF WENTWOU11. miles from Hamilton. Webster Joseph, flour mills Condy G & W, blacksmiths CARLISLE—A small village Durrand George, hotel in the Township of East Ham- Gage W J, postmaster boro', 6 miles from %Vaterdown Li County of Wentworth Gazetteer and Directozy, including postal addres.el. Oliver John, innkeeper and numbers of lots and concessions of the farmers, price, $2.00. This work %a. Skinner George, blacksmith Allison George, farmer issued May, 1883, and will be published every three years. Sent to any address Cars Wm, butcher 12 Macnab street south, on receipt of price. W. II. Irwin 6: Co., publishers, BINBROOK A village in Haws John, blacksmith Hamilton, Ont. the Township of Binbrook, ii Koella Mrs, P M, general store miles from Hamilton. Wilson John, shoemaker Zimmerman Peter, hotel Alway Enoch, M 1) COUNTY OFFICERS das 3 miles, and from Hamilton Bailey Edward, saw mills CA RI.UKE -- A Post Office 7 miles. Population about aoo Barlow A, waggons J S Sinclair, Judge; Hon A in the Township of An- Ancaster Carriage Co Brown John, blacksmith situated McKellar, Sheriff ; John Crerar, Bradshaw Orange, blacksmith caster, ii miles from Hamilton. Clerk of Peace and County At- Bush Geo, harness Brandon James, M D Gawley James, P M, blacksmith torney; G S Counsell, Clerk ; Cameron Mrs John, grocer Calder John B, postmaster John T Stock, Treasurer; S H Hall Wm W, grocer Donald Thos, weaver Clark Edwin, P M, grocer McGann John, blacksmith Ghent, Clerk of Court, Deputy Clark. Rev W R, Church of Hardy Thos, tailor Clerk of the Crown and Registrar McKenzie J J, blacks .ith Mayhew E, merchant England Ogilvie J.; Harrison, carpenters Surrogate Court ; J M Williams, Donnelly Bolton W, druggist Somerville Adam, miller Registrar; Thos Lawry, Warden Potruff James, hotel Wilson Wm, blacksmith Egleston E F, foundry Russell James, M 1) Egleston Harris, miller ALBERTON—A village in Taylor Jas T, clerk 8th Division CLAPPISON P O—A Post the Township of Ancaster, 14 Farr John, blacksmith Court, merchant • Field James, carriage maker Office in the township of East miles from Hamilton. Wickett Robert, hotel Flamboro. Kerr James A, P M, general Findlay Samuel A, merchant Wright %tiro, tailor store Forsyth Robert, tailor H Clappison, postmaster Muirhead Wm, blacksmith Gurnett L A, Division Court BLACKHEATH — A Post Odell Henry, carpenter Clerk Office in the Township of Bin- CLYDE—A village in the Passmore Ed, butcher Gurnett L A & Son, mercnants brook. Township of Beverley, 5 Miles Peer Nelson, wagon maker Henderson Edward, hotel from Galt and 24 from Hamilton Heslop John, township clerk Gowland W G, I' M, merchant ALDERSHOT—(Waterdown Hyslop & Garroch, merchants Grassie Bros. wagon makers Sippeell E M, P M, gen store Station, G T R), 5 miles from Irwin Jas S, blacksmith Hamilton Jackson John, butcher BULLOCK'S CORNERS — COPETOWN--A village and Brown Alex, P M Kelly Rev W, M E A village in the Township of station on the G T R, ro miles Dickson H B, station agent Kenrick Edward, barrister NVest Flamboro', near Dundas from Hamilton . Lowry Morris, hotel Bullock Wm, grocer ANCASTER—A village in the O'Neil Henry, tinsmith Barned David, carpenter township of Ancaster. Stage Ratcliffe Rev J, Presbyterian Clarke John, miller Bowman Joseph, sawmill twice each day between here and Richardson Henry, M 1) Clark A tit J, woollen manufrs Horning John E, blacksmith Hamilton. Distance from Dun- Smith J H, public school inspector Cochenour Jacob, saddler Hr well G W, P M, storekeeper Davidson A 1, blacksmith V.nton Jeremiah, carpenter

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Willcocks Rich, tavern Coote Geo, auctioneer I.ennie Rev Roht, Baptist Taylor E, cutter Williams Wm, shoemaker Cowper Willoughby, coal dealer Logan Alex, bill poster 1Valker & Perks, M 1) Crawford Mrs James, grocer Lucas Benj, boots and shoes NVardell & Wyld, barristers DUNDAS--A town and sta- Crawford 11'm P, flour and feed Lumsden W W, baker 11'hite J 8, hotel tion on the Grand Trunk Rail- Davidson G R, carpenter I.yon James D, tinsmith Williams 1), brewer way, in the township of West Davis John H, boots and shoes McCardel C A, shoemaker Williams %Vm, blacksmith Flamboro', in the centre of a rich Dickie Edwin, grocer McKechnie & Bertram, tool Wilson J. mill owner agricultural region. A number Dodds Miss, fancy goods manfrs Wilson NIathew S, maltster and manufac- of extensive mills Dundas Cotton Mills Co NIcKenzie 1Vm John, cooper Wilson R 'I', axe manfr tories are in tull operation. Dis- Dundas Foundry, 1' Wilson McMahon James, MD, :111'P Wilson Thos, founder tance from Hamilton, 5 miles ; Dundas Standard, T J Bell, McMillan, I), photographer ■Voodhouse Edwin, town clerk from Suspension Bridge, 45 editor McQueen James jr, postmaster miles. Population about 4,000. 1)undas True Banner, James Mallet Wm, hotel ELFRIDA—A village in the Allen James, watchmaker Somerville, editor Mason Wm & Sons, tanners Township of Salttleet, lo miles Babcock Wilder, hotel Dundas Warp Co, John McKay Nlason Miss E, dry goods • from Hamilton. Bali Geo, conciuctor H tk I) R Dunn fames, confectioner Mave & McFarlane, machinists Edmonds E, blacksmith Barton G M, barrister Dunn ;Wm Meacham J 8, druggist Quance Rich'd, miller Batty Benj, watchmaker F.nright John & Bro, livery Mitson Wm, painter Staples John, butcher Begue T H A, barrister Fisher John dz Sons, paper mills Morrish Ed, grocer Swayze H, P M, merchant Bell T J, prop Standard Fitzgerald Duncan, chief police Moss Joseph., baker Walker Rev W P, Presbyterian Bennett Alfred, restaurant Freeman NIrs A, confectioner NIountain Thos, painter Bickell C, grocer Fry (1: Wright, waggonmakers Nelson Bros, blacksmiths FLAMBORO' CENTRE — Billington j I', manufacturer Gillesby W, collector customs Newitt 1Vm, butcher A Post Office in the Township of Black J, builder Grafton J B & J S, dry goods Niblett W C, druggist East Flamboro'. Black NIrs J, fancy goods Graham Rev Jas, methodist O'Connor Patrick, blacksmith O'Reilly Rev John, R C Bowman & Casey, lumber Graham Wm, grocer George Church, postmaster Boyd Geo, confectioner Grant Donald, clerk P 0 Osier Rev F L, Ch of England Osler d: Gwynn, barristers Brady Peter, tinsmith Greening & Sons, wire weavers I:REM:CON A village in card clothing Palmer Horatio, bricklayer Brinkworth Wm, watchmaker Gray.Wm R dz Son, the township of West Flamboro', Parmenter A W Brooke R S, photographer co 16 miles from Hamilton. Brown W G, barber Grindrod S W Perry John R, sujet Cotton Mills Brown John, basketmaker Gurney E & C, agri implements Pett Fred, willowware Brady John, waggonmaker Burns John, boots and shoes Guttridge Mrs, fancy goods l'owell H F Burkholder Isaac C, blacksmith Burrows Geo F, screw works Hall A, butcher Ramsey Miss Marv, dry goods Burns Samuel, hotel Burton J F, cabinet maker Hardy John, saddler Riach George, tailo- r Currie Geo, blacksmith Byrns Thomas, saddler Hayes Mrs John, grocer Ross James, M 1) Duffy Chris, hotel Cain A S, grocer Hefferman John, grocer Ross Miss J A, fancy goods Hickson %Vm, butc`ler Cain Patrick, hotel Herald Rev James, presbyterian Seaman Thos, clothier Hurst Edw, merchant Campbell Joseph H, pump mkr Kennedy 'rhos, boilermaker Smith J F, hardware Johnston John J, waggonmaker Campbell NN'in F, butcher Kerwin John, grocer Smith Robert, butcher Metherall Geo, M I) Canada Screw Co, G Burrows Laffery Mrs P, fancy goods Smith ‘Vin G, grocer Muirhead Walter, miller Canadian Bank of Commerce Laing Rev John, presbyterian Somerville, James, M P, True O'Leary Rev J S Canadian Gas I.ight Co Laing P & R, grocers Banner Ross John, P M, gen merchant Cantwell James, dry goods Latshaw Isaac, cabinetmaker Somerville Roy, True Banner Case J F, grocer Lawry Chas, tanner Spittal L & Co, wood yard GLANFORD—(Formerly Mt Clarke Edw, boots and shoes Lawson James, blacksmith Suter F D, clerk 2d Div Court Hope)—A post-office in the town- Cody Richard, cool,er I,ees Geo, baker Suter R W, insurance agent ship of the same name, 7 miles Conley Bernard, shoemaker ■ Lennard & Sons, hosiery manfrs Swanson Mrs, confectioner from Hamilton. MoUNT ALBION. 382 (:REENSVILLE. 383

8 miles from Hamilton Bannen Richard, bailiff Armstrong & Bass, blacksmiths Bridgeman Rev R, Baptist Burges Frank, shoemaker Atkinson T P M, grocer Bristol Rev B, M E , Berney Wm H, P M, gen store Cornell Benoni, P M, merchant Carroll N, hotel Hendershot A, P M, general Flatt John Ira, lumber merchant Jackson Daniel, waggonmaker Case 1) G, storekeeper store Markle J R, blacksmith McI)onald Wallace, J P, tp and I)ingwall A M, M I) Howell Levi, merchant Miller Thos, blacksmith div court clerk Farewell A, M 1) Howell O, saw mill Ryckman Abe, fruitdryer Patrick George, hotel (;illan I), blacksmith Miller A K, blacksmith Shapland John, waggonmaker Plastow J B, general merchant Jerome Joel, agent Petrie Geo, blacksmith Stuart John, wagons Miller & Bigger, millers MOUNT ALBION P 0- Hihhard Richard,'carpenter Wood 1Vm, general merchant \Ic('lement J, clerl 7th I)iv court Pitcher Chas, M D Township of SaltAeet, 7 miles Murphy R, blacksmith Sanderson Rev F H. Methodist from Hamilton. RYCK:1iAN'S CORNERS--- Neal & Son, waggonmakers Stenabaugh Harman, storekeeper A village in the Township of James Mason, P M Smith Joel, undertaker Swartz John pumps Barton, 334 miles from Hamilton Smith lVL,MI) Vansickle J F, cheese MOUNTSBERG P O-East Carr John, hotel keeper Flamboro. GREEN5I"ILLE- A village KIRKWAI.I.-A village in Dawson George, wagons in the township of West Flam- the township of Beverly, 8 miles Charles Revell, P M Hess Samuel, butcher boro,' 2 miles from Dundas, and from Galt and 20 from Hamilton Wells Win, contractor 7 from Hamilton NORTH GLANF'ORD - A Carruthers Rev S, Vresbyterian village in the township of Glan- SHEFFIELD--A village in Ballantyne 'I'hos, cooper Christie Geo, PM, storekeeper ford, 6 miles from Hamilton. the township of Beverly, i g miles Bear Fred, tailor Lapsley David, shoemaker from Hamilton. Black And, P M, gen merchant McQueen 1Vm, blacksmith Choate Thos, tp clerk Bren^an John, gen storekeeper Tennant David, sawmills Dickenson John, P M, merchant Addrews A V, hotelkeeper Green Xm, blacksmith King Samuel, planing mill Bond Edwin & Son, P M, and and Humphrey Richard, music teachr LYNUEN A village Terryberry I, hotel keeper produce dealers Morden J, miller station on Grand Trunk Railway Laing & Robsun, storekeepers Snasdell Joseph, townsip clerk in the '.ownship of Beverly, 16 ORKNEY-(Thompson's cor- Raeman Chas, agr implements Soper Gec, carpenter miles from Hamilton. Popu- ners)-Township of Beverley, 3 Smith John W. M I) Steele, Jas, malster lation 400. miles from Copetown. Steele, W, blacksmith Williamson P. shoemaker Waite Rev George Baker John, hotel Anderson C, P M, gen store HANNON (Rymal Station)- Bcrrington Tohn, station master Robinson R, hotel SINCLAIRVILLE- A post- townspip of Glanford, adjoining (.'rR office in the township of Bin- Rymal Station, 6# miles from Burbank J, merchant REN FORTH--A Post [Office in brook. Hamilton. Chapman Geo, shoemaker the township of Ancastet Chown Rev Edwin, Methodist Hewit H. saw mills Cowie Mrs 'rhos, PM, merchant Gritman Jacob, blacksmith Doherty S, blacksmith Mayhew R, P M, gen store Wilson Ed, P M, gen store Johnston Joseph, tinsmith HAYESLAND-A village in STONEY CREF.K-Avillage townspip of West Flamboro', t t Lemon %Vm, watchmaker RENTON STATION P 0- Pitton John, hotel Township of Glanford. in the township of Saltfleet, 7 miles from Hamilton iniles from Hamilton. Hayes Michael, PM, tavern Rouse Henry W, harnessmaker Scott Rev C S, Methodist Thomas W;tkinson, P M Campbell D \V, M D JERSEYVILLE-A village Thompson R, saw mill ROCKTON-A village in the Carpenter C, tinsmith in the township of Ancaster, qi Vansickle B, gen store township of Beverley, rs miles Cline Wm, nurseryman miles from Lynden and 15 from Wales Fred, butcher from Hamilton. Hopkins Mrs T W Hamilton. Population 250. ^11LI.GROVE-A village in Howitt Rev F E, ch of England Atkina W & Sons, blacksmiths Bishop Wm, planing mill the township of West Flamboro', Huil Fred, hotel STRABAN E. 384 WEST FLAMBORO. 38 5 • -- - Jones Alva G, P M, clerk 5th WATERDOWN - -An Incor- WEST lel.AMBORO' — A vil- Mills jas, merchant clerk village and station un div court, township porated lage in township of same name, Purdy Thos, blacksmith Trunk Railway, in the Lee H (It J, blacksmiths the Grand (listant from Hamilton 8 miles. Shaver I., waggons Miller J, grist and shingle mills township of East Flamboro', Hamilton and 35 Mooney Rev James, methodist miles from Clark Vin, woollen mills 1VINONA--A station on the Moore Charles, grocer from Toronto. Population about Colcleugh Valter, merchant G 'I' R, township of Saltfleet, is Springstead A C, wagon maker s,000. Craft H, shoemaker miles from Hamilton. Squire Rowland, mason Baker Henry. , butcher Durrant J A, P M, merchant Thornton Win, M I) Balfour Bros, general store Edworthy Henry, blacksmith Carpenter Joseph, P M ch of Eng %Vhitcombe Rev C E, Bemrose Joseph, wagon maker Jones Alfred, waggon maker Carter Wm, hotel Mrs H, store keeper 1Vodehouse Bremer John, township clerk, Rivert Edward, hotel keeper Secord W K, merchant bookseller Shaver A W, M I) Smith R R, township clerk STRABANE—A village in:the Brown & Baker, (- radles, rakes, Simmon John, tinsmith %Vilson R J & Bro, grain dealers township of Flarnboro' Vest, etc Stutt James (lc Son, paper manfrs miles from Hamilton Cooper J H, hotel Taylor J W, blacksmith WOODBURN— A village in the township of Binbrook, ,5 Arthur Samuel, P M, store-keeper Crooker W H, druggist, grocer WESTOVER -- A village in from Hamilton Cummins J T, merchant l)avis I/avid, cooper miles the township at Beverly, 15 miles Angus, saw mill Doyle Nlichael, hotel Fraser from Hamilton. Edmonds John, nnller Hicks John, wagon maker Eager J E & Co, gen merchant Forstner John, grist mill McEvoy Wm, P M Smith James, carpenter Law Thos, shoemaker Foster Joseph, blacksmith McGillicuddy Mrs E A, mcht Young Mrs Jas, hotel McColl Rev I) J, Baptist merchant Foster John, grist mills Ptolemy Henry, McDonough James, saw mills Roberts John, blacksmith TAPLEYTOWN A village Francis Rev John, Episcopal McIntosh Benj, P M, tinsmith in the township of Saltfleet, ii Gilmore Wm, blacksmith miles from Hamilton Goodman John, bailiff Hammond Mrs M, hotel Graham John, blacksmith Howland W P, flour mills W. H. IRWIN & CO., Harris John C, P M, dry goods Hunter D H, principal High Sch Pettit Wm, blacksmith Jarvis C M, agent Smith Rev Thos, ch of England McCully S E, M I) NVInte Wm, store-keeper McGregor J 0, M I) Directory ruUislurs hilliders' àgent:, TROY—A village in the town- McMontes James sen, J ship of Beverley, 18 miles from McMonies James jr, auctioneer HAMILTON, ONTARIO. Hamilton, and 3 from I.ynden Misener W I), waggons ' Robson Wm, man W P Howland Clark George, P M, merchant trWe are the oldest and most extensive Directory l'ublishers in the Dominion. Rymal Geo W compiled with the greatest care. Orders by mail promptly Misener Sidney, store-keeper Our books are Rymal J W, agent attended to. O'Reilly D, blacksmith SeeleyC City of Hamilton, published every February. $2 50 Roelofson J & Son, furniture Slater Ferdinand, carpenter Vinton H W, shoemaker Simmons J, blacksmith City of Kingston, published every two years.. . 2 00 Webb Rev Jas, Methodist Stock John T, general merchant City of Brantford and County of Brant 2 00 Thompson Hugh, saddler TWEEDSI DE- -A post-office Thompson J B, postmaster County of York 2 oo in the township of Saltfleet, 3 Trusdell Hiel, waggonmaker miles from Winona station. County of Perth 2 00 Vanfleet A P, harness 2 00 Buckbee James, store-keeper Wheatley Wm, painter County of Simcoe Johnson Thos S, P M, black- Wilson W R, tinsmith County of Halton. I 50 smith Yenny Rev John, I.utheran County of Wentworth 2 00 1 I'n' 0 1• II .\\t ► 1 .TOX . 1 8 t

BOARD OF rRVST6Y.5, aRPARATt? The forceconsistsof twenty-one men . u'HOOI s LOt'A11 0 V 44 1 IItF: s 11 .\AI IfOxF.S. Ver y Rev E I I lccnan, chairman ; Rev 1 : Slaven, secretary ; l' Runan, 2 Corner t'atharine and Jackson treasurer ; Messrs A C Best, Rev Father 3 •' King and John Craven, M I Forster, J T Routh, J 4 " Park and King MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. Ronan, P J i, ell , J Duffy, J O'Brien, 5 11~ Ifess and King and King J Zingsheim, Tohn Byrne . harles 6 Locke Leyden . 7 \lacnab and Pictun S • Inchbury and Vork OFFICERS OF THE t'URI'ORA- 9 tlueen and York TION . 12 '• Bay and Yor k Seurrs -- Aid Tuckett, chairman ; 13 " Bay and Mulberry !tlcLagan, l'apps, Morden, Billings, Jame s Cahill, Police Magistrat e 14 •' James and M ulber ry R egular meetings every alternate Bowes and Dixon . Thomas Beasley, ( 'lerk ; I If Hill- , i s lames and ( ;ore \londay ; at 7 :30 p in- Assistant Clerk ; Alexander Stuart, I t6 " ilughson and Barton Finance- AId Blaicher, chairnun ; Treasurer ; Alex Stuart, , Assistant 1 7 Stuart and M acnab J J Mason, Mayor. Carscallen, Bruce, Judd, Kerr, Row'es Treasurer ; William Hasktns,j City En- t$ '• Guise and John and Dixon . anager the W ater 1 9 " Barton and M a ry \1'ard No t-Alex McLagan, Win gineer and M of . Works ; lames Cummings, Tax ('ol- 2 1 ('atharine and Cannon .Morgan, H Carscallen . Ward 2-P C Asseraors-Peter B lfour, head au Blaicher, Alex McKay, Geo S l'apps . # pe r- Iector ; Donald Dawson and Andrew 23 Cathcart and Cannon visor. Wards t, 2 and 7 Wilson and East ave Ward 3- F C Bruce, J V Teetzel, Geo : Win Ncil, Assistant Collectors ; S If Kent, 24 Turnbull, Richard Ellicott and Jos Clerk Sewer Department ; C M c- 25 King and Steven F: Tuckett . Ward 4-Jas Stevenson, Kent . Ward 6 : James Tindill . Ward Lau ghlin, Clerk Public \1'orks ; J 26 •' titinson and Victoria ave W J Mordent W li Judd . Ward 5- 3 . : William Sharp . Ward 4 : Lucian Stafford, Collector Dog Taxes : Charles 27 " King and Wellington John Billings, Robt Evans, \I A Kerr Hills . Ward 5 : J B Nelligan . 28 " O'Reilly and Cherry Ward 6 -John Carruthers, J' ; Bowes, Foster, Inspector Market ; John \Ic- Kay, Inspector Streets ; P M cnn and 29 " Catharine and Catharina A I I Moore. Ward 7-Thomas Allen, Axditorf-R LGunn and S E Town- 31 " James and Huntcr James Dixon, John Kenrick . Thon Brady, Coal Wetghers ; Charles 1 send . timith, Sfessenger ; F E \\'oolvenon• 32 •' James and Hunter M D, Hospital l'h sician ; S B\1c- , 34 Park and Hunter CO>I )11 I I EF , H11 .\fiU OF- P.DC'CAI I0 \ M ichael, Steward o f Hospital ; George 35 " Bay and Robinson MunsoniIlealth, Inspector : J Ford, 36 " Hunter and Queen Board of lfôrks-Ald McLagan, 37 ; Pearl and Jackson ; McKay, Morden, Moore, Public .57hoolJ - F W Fearman, A ss istant Ilealth Inspec tor ; Isaac Ry- chairman ician Board of Health 38 Main and Caroline Evans and Allen . chairman ; J H Smith, inspector ; Thus all, M D, I'h ys ; Beasley, secretary ; A Stuart, treasurer ; Paul Stuart, Wood Inspector. 42 Brennen's planing mil l 43 Central Fire Station .4larkst, Fire awd Polict-Ald :dc- Charles Smith, messenger . Police-The force consists of forty- 45 Co rner Rebecca and Ferguson ave Kay, chairman ; Carruthers, Steven- 46 " Emerald and Cannon son, M organ, Evans, Tuckett and Ken- Ward i-Jas Cummings, B J Mor six men, all told : One chief, four ser- geants, two detectives and thirty-ninc 47 Stuart and Caroline rick . gan. Ward 2- I B\tc(luesten, If McLaren . Ward ,y-Rolland Hills, constables . A D Stewart, chief. There 5t City Hall Hospital and ilozue of Rr gr-Ald A ngw Sutherland. Ward 4-George are three stations : No t at City Hall, 52 ('orner J ) hn and Simcoe Moore, chairman ; Blaicher, Bruce, Mc- T Tuckett, \\'m Clucas. Wards-F No 2 at corner James and Stuart streets, 53 •' Ferguson ave and Ferric Lagan, Stevenson, Bil li ngs and Allen. W Fearman, A M Ross . Ward 6- and No 3 At corner of King William Geo Cuumbe, II S Brennen . Ward 7 and Ma ry streets. The Commissioners LICENSE COMMISSIONERS Jail and Court IfouJt-Ald Morden, -Thos Morris, \V F Burton . are the Mayor, Police Magistrate and chairman ; Blaicher, Morgan, Teetzel, County Judge. John W Murton, John Proctor, Nel- Moore, Evans and Kenrick . aon Humphrey ; John I Mackenzie. C OLLEGIATB INSTITL'T C 1\'ATF:1: 1\'ORI : S inspector ; office, 4 James street Watrrruorks-Ald Stevenson, chair- David McLellan, A Woolverton, M south. man ; Carruthers, Morgan, Papps, William llaskins, M anager. D. J M Gibson, Win . Young, C R ILTON POST OFFIC E Teetzel, Billings and Ken ri ck . Smith, Hugh Murray . William Mon k HA M Henry Twohy Clerks. Board of Healtk-Ald Mol an' chair- W A Ker r Postmaster-H N Case ; Assistant man ; McKay, Bruce, Judd, Kerr, (IIAIRMEN OF CO\t\f1IIFL , William Anstey, Foreman . postmaster, li Colbeck . Carruthers and Allen . Registration and foreign mail branch Finance-Rolland Hills. FIRE BRIGAD E -H A Eager, P J O'Donnell, R M Parks and Crystal Palacr-Ald Kerr, Internal Management-Dr Woolver- Fitzgerald . chairman ; Mckay, Carscallen, Bowes, ton . A\V Aitchison, Chief ; H ('base, Money order and savings bank branch Papps, Teetzel, Judd and Dixon . Building-II: S Brennen . Foreman . -Thomas Burns, G H Bull . 388 CITY OF HAMILTON. ( ITV OF HAMILTON. 389

Church, John street. corner Accountant's office—George Ross, sistant ; A I Mackenzie, surveyor R All Saints' Church, corner Queen Wesley of Rebecca. Rev I Philp, pastor. Henry Dinsse. L Whyte. chief clerk ; F Shephard, 11 and King streets. Rev Lestock Des Clerks—James Gordon, Alfred C W Woodmard, James S Amos, Hugh Brisay, M A, rector. Services at ii a I et ho( I ist Church, corner of Crisp, John C Dempsey, John S Ma. Murray, S J Townsend, I) B Gal- m and 7 p First N and Wellington streets. Rev A thews, Ed II Dunnett, Benjamin F breaith, clerics ; II L Dixon, chief King .rd, Barber, W R Ecclestone, Wm Smith, landing waiter J M Patterson, I Mc. St Thomas' Church, corner Main and I.angfi l'' n. W Flynn, Donald DC ampbell,Walter L Kinty, P 011eir, A 11 Wingfield, West ave—Rev W II Curran, rector. Tabernacle, Pearl street north. Waterman, Ilarry I I ill, John A Webber, landing waiters ; Jameg I lalcrow, Services II am and 7 p m. Zion pastor. Henry Et J Filgiano, John I) McDon- locker and gauger 11 Gray, locker ; Rev Wm Kertlewell, ald, Charles Judd, Oliver Beatty. Nlichael Malone and Samuel C;arrity, St Mark's Church, corner Bay and A, Street C:hurch. Rev Joseph Letter carrier's branch—John Mur- porters Alex Ferguson, messenger. !hinter streets— R G Sutherland, B Sinicoe past. er. phy, superintendent ; John Catchpole, rector. Services at 8 a m, II a in, 4 p Odery, assistant superintendent ; John II in and 7 p INLAND REVENUE Street Church. ((es- Albert Fearnside, Thomas B S Austin, John Hannah C Crews, pastor. Gore, Wm G Flooks, Henry M Coates, REFORNIEI> EllsCOPAI Chas W W Fielding, Josh NVilson, Jno Cosner lames and Vine. Primitive Meth(xlist, ;ore street. Gardner, Robt Stratton, Wm Angus, and Park St. James', corner Ilunter corner Ilughmm. Rev I Goodman, John E S Baillie, Wm Rennie, Chas C G Fortier, collector ; S F Ross, Adams, rector. Sun- streets. Rev C G pastor. Anstey, David C Dowrie, Thus II deputy collector B J Conway, book• day services are held at II am and 7 Loney, Andrew Griffin, Wm Dawe, keepir ; John Logan, Jas li Blair, in p ni. Communion, first Sunday Methodist Episcopal, corner John and Wm H Tames, Emil Frank. J W North, Francis J McHugh, Geo W McKay, S every month after morning service. Gore streets. Rev James Vanwyek, C W Stickle, Geo Springate, Mere- Gosnell, W P Crawford, Wm Amor, weekly ser- Sunday school at 3 p mmi: l'astor. dith Dawson, Ed Davier, Jas Echlin. Joseph O'Brien, Samuel Greery, ex- vice, Wednesday at 7:30 p Messengers—David Walsh, Albert cise officers. Church, Rev J It Roberts, Wellinger. British M E 1'RP:sin-FERIAS clicR ■ 111,, 8o John street north. Street letter-box collector —Joshua Cl URCHES Brundle. I (ours of service II a in and 7 p in. ItAPTIST CIWRCIIF-s Letter-boxes are placed at the cor- Diocese of Niagara—Ri Rev T B ner of the following streets : James and Fuller, D D, D C L, Lord Bishop. liannah, Bay and Bold, Queen and Central Church, corner Jackson and James Street Baptist Church, Rev l Main, York and Pearl, York and Bay, Nlacnab streets. Pastor- --Rev Samuel W A stem art. Hours of service ii a rn lames and Picton, James and Murray, Christ Church Cathedral, Rev Chas. Lyle. and 7 p in. Weekly prayer meeting, 'Barton and Mary, King and Welling- Il N1ockridge, I), rector. Divine every Thursday evening at a quarter to ton, Cannon and Ferguson ave, Court service on Sundays at Il a m and 7 p Macnab Street Church, corner Hun- 8 o'clock. Sabbath school at 2:30 p nt. House, King and Pearl, James and m, and on Wednemlay evenings at 8 p ter and Macnab streets. Pastor— Rev Main, Mulberry and Park, Cannon and m. Sunday school at 3 p m. Baptism Donald II Fletcher. Baptist Church (colored), NIacnab John, John and King, Macnab and second Sunday in every month at 2:30 street north. I tours or service, 10:30 King, Wilson and Emerald, Herkimer ni. Holy communion every Sunday p St l'aul's Church, corner James and m and 6:30 p m. and Park, Main and Bay, Stinson and first and third Sundays at ii o'clock Jackson streets. l'astor — ((es' R I Victoria ave, Hunter and John, 16 King service, and second, fourth and fifth Laid Lw. Baptist Mission, NVentworth street street east, James and Market sq. King (when occurring) at 8 a m. north, Sabbath school, 2:30 p m. and Ferguson ave., York and Hess, Knox Church, corner Cannon and l'reaching service every Sunday at 7 King and Caroline, C'atharina and st Luke's Mission Church, cor John James streets. Pastor — Rev John p m. Weekly prayer meetings every John, Cannon and Wellington, Wilson and Macauley streets. Rev Wm Mas- James, D D. Wednesday evening at a quarter to 8 and West ave, Hunter and James, sey, M A, curate in charge. Services o'clock. and O'Reilly and Cherry, Canada and on Sundays at ii a ni and 7 p m. St John's Church, corner King Locke, Hunter and Emerald, York and Emerald streets. Pastor — Rev Thos E■'ANGELICAL ALLIANCE Goldsmith. Macnab, I lannah and Caroline. Church of Ascension, John street Lyle, president Rev J W A south—Rev Hartley Carmichael, M A. Rev S Erskine Church, Pearl street north. Stewart, vice-president Rev D II HAMILTON BOARD OF TRADE Divine service each Sunday at slam Pastor—Rev Thos Scoular. Fletcher, recording sec ; Rev Mr Odery, and 7 p m. Holy communion cele. cor sec James Walker, treasurer. T H McPherson, president ; R Ben- brated ner, secretary. tst Sunday in each month, t 1 a m. SIETHODIsT clIURclIts 3rd " a m. CONGREGATIONAL AND OTHER Hours of service, it a ni and 7 p m, CUSTOMS Last " 7 p m. CHURCHES Sunday school, 3 p m. Dorcas Society except otherwise stated. Sunday school Custom House—Stuart street. tneets at rectory from November to at 2:30 p m. Congregational Church. (tours of March. Teachers' meeting every Fri- west. service, II am and 7 p m. Rev J Mor- David McCulloch, collector John (lay night. Divine service every Centenary Church, Main street ton, Hughson street north. Thompson, appraiser ; A A Wylie, as- Wednesday night. Rev W W Carson, pastor. 111

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Brethren of the One Faith, corner of PUBLIC SCHOOLs First Assistant ; S F Lazier, M A, LI, ciety S Griffin, M I), president lames and Rebecca—Each first day at B, Commercial Law ; Wm Givern,Tele- James White, vice-president ; Ale. tr a in. Lecture on Bible subject at For school purposes the city is di- graphy. 'Robinson, M I), secretary and treasurer. 7 P m. vided into four districts, in each of svhich there is a central school. Over HAMILTON COMMERCIAL COL- Collegiate Institute Literary Society Believers, car Merrick and Macriab. each district is placed a head master. LEGE Robt Crystal, president R A Buck. I h Mr% of service, I I a nt, 3 p nt, and who has supervision not only of his own sec•treas. 7 p m. school, but also of the printary schools 24 James street south, Mrs M I. attached to the central school of the Raftray, Principal W Merrill, Secre- St Thomas' Church Litrrary Society Evangelical Lutheran ('angregation, district. tary. Rev W B Curran, president : Richard Rev I) Dipped, pastor, Market street. District I includes Wards 1 and 7 ; Bull, secretary. Ilnurs 10:30 a tu and 7 p m. of service, Head Nlaster, John Ross. ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Sabbath school at 3 p District II includes Wards 2 and j Young Men's Christian Association, Rev Father Lillis, Superintendent 38 King street east --James Watson, Plymouth Brethren meet ai their I lead Master, G W Johnson. president ; Frank Lansdale, secretary. hall, Macnab street south. Services at District III includes Ward Head Mary's Model School, Sheaffe A free Reading Honni. Meetings Su n . 11 a In and 6:3o p In. Sabls'ith schist' Master, J S Cruickshank. St Donovan, Principal number days at et 5 and 8:30 pm. at 3 p District IV includes Wards 5 and 6 street —C I lead Master, W C Morton. of pupils on the roll 180. , Mountain Mission—Meeting at 2 Inspector of the four districts, J S Wornen's Christian Association —Mr p m. Supplied by the pastors of the Smith, Ancaster. St Nlary's Central and St Mary', James Watson, president ; Mrs Logie. 2nd rit y. The general management of all the Training Schools, :Mulberry street. 1 51 vice-president ; Mrs McDonald, schools is entrusted to the Principal vice-president ; Miss Duffield, secretary Jewish Synagogue— Hughson street of the Collegiate Institute. St l'atrick's School, Hunter street ; Mrs Burns, treasurer. south. Services, Friday evening and St Lawrence School. John street, and Saturday at 9 a in. Rev Dr II linker'. cota.man1F. t Nsrtl VIE St Charles School, King street we-st- - Garrick Club, t ;ore street—F Mac- thal, rabbi. conducted by the sisters of St Joseph. kelcan, president ; Campbell Ferric, Geo Dickson, M A, Principal W secretary ; 11 A Mackelcan, treasurer. Bible Christian Church, Emerald II Ballard, M A, and Of Brown, M A, The number of pupils attending these street north. Rev J II Collins, pastor. :Mathematical Masters ; Chas Robert- schools (not including the Model School) Grand Opera House Co—C M Court- Services at ii 30 a m and 7 p Tu. son, M A, and I) Conboy, Modern is about 1,900. sell, president II A Mackelcan, sec- Languages ; P S Campbell, M A. retary. RoNIAN CAISOLIC CHUR(IIEs ; A l'aterson, English Classical Master Convent of Mount St Mary, King direction of the Master ; W NI Sutherland, B A, Com- street west—under the CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS St Nlary's Church—Pro Cathedral. mercial Master ; A McMillan, Nlaster Ladies of Loretto ; M Francis, lady Right Rev I I ('arbery, 1) 1), Bishop ; Upper First Form, boys ; :Mrs M superioress. City llospital, cor Barton and Vic- Very Rev 1 .1 Heenan, Vicar-General Davidson, Upper First Form, girls ; T toria Avenue—F E Woolverton, resi- of Hamilton ; Rev Fathers. W Lillis, F Lya11,11 A, Lower First Form, boys ; LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC dent physician S B McMichael M Cleary and C Slavin. Hours of Miss L Bell, Upper I Ffrst Form, girls ; ASSOCIATIONS steward. service : 1st Mass, 7:30 a in, 9 a nt. I 11 Turner, Lower First Form, boys ; High mass, 10 :30 a nt, vespers, 7 p rn Beytield, Lower First Form, girls ; Ilamilt on Association— Meets second Asylum for the Insane, Nlountain top Mass every (lay at 7 a m in W C summer, Forster, Drawing Master ; James Thursday in each month. l'resident, J N1cL Wallace, M I), and stspt ; J W 7:30 a in in winter. Corner Park and Johnson, Music Nlaster- Dr Macdonald ; rec sec, W Kennedy; Montgomery, assistant R R Wallace, Sheaffe streets. car sec, George Dickson ; treasurer, physician ; Bidwell Way, bursar. WESLEYAN LADIES' COLLEGF: Richard Bull t librarian curator, W 11 Si l'atrick's Church, King street Ballard council, A Alexander, A 'louse of Providence, Dundas- - east. Revs John Keough and 1 Craven. King street east, incorporated A F:Forbes, T Mcllwraith, 1861, Gaviller, Sisters of St Joseph. Mass 7:30 a in and 10:30 a m vespers, Rev A Burns, D D, LL I). gove rnor. and R Hinchliffe. 7 p In. Prof C W Harrison, M A, Natural John street Science and Latin Prof Henry Martin, Hamilton Law Association, 60 mem- flouse of Refuge, foot of patronage of the St Joseph's Church, Rev Father R O S A, Drawing and Painting ; Prof bers-2E Irving, Q C, president ; Thos north—Under the Bergeman. Mass to a m, Sundays ; R S Ambrose, Es, Music ; Prof T II Robertson, Q C, vice-president ; A City Council. sespers 4 p m. Corner Charles and Parker, Singing and Vocal Culture ; Bruce, treasurer R R Waddell, sec- NIcFarlane, mat- Jackson streets. Prof George Kemp, Organist ; and nine retary. Boys' Home—Jane lady teachers. ron, 59 Stinson Street- EDUCATIONAL Hamilton Legal and Literary Society Mary's Orphan Asylum, Park CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE meets at the Court 'louse every Thurs- St supervision of sCHOOLS ANI) (OLLEGF.), day at 8 p m--E E Kittson, president : street north—Under the Joseph. Established 1862, Cor James and • T D J Farmer, secretary. the Sisters of St Hamilton Collegiate Institute—Geo King William streets. R E Gallagher, Orphan Asylum and Ladies' Dickson, M A, principal, etc, etc. Principal and l'roprietor ; W H Dennis, Hamilton Medical and Surgical So. I lamilton CITY OF IIAMILTON. 393 39 2 CITY OF HAMILTON. Sovereign Council No 9—D B Smith, James A Malcolm, 1. A Doherty, S E. Meets and Friday each month. Benevolent Society, Wellington south Thirteenth Battalion•—Lt- col J A SC ; C Williams, sec. Meets 1st and —Misses M and J NIcFarlane, matrons. Skinner, commanding ; Ilt I.t-col, I M 3rd Thursdays in Reliance Hall. Ilarrington Conclave, No. 22, Kts Gibson, M P P: Major A Il Moore; Ad Regina Council No 67 --C W Broad- C R and C -Sir Kt II A Mackay, home of the Frienilles.s, Capt Stuart ; Captains, McLaren, Sir Kt W Gibson, recorder. street —Miss Nlatherson, matron. field, S C ; M Armstrong, R S. Meets M P S ; south Barnard, Crocket, Adams, Stoneman ; Meets Feltruary, May, August and tst Lieuts W G Reid, E G Zealand, W second and fourth Tuesday, at 22 King November. Children's Induitrial School, 77 I Coulson, G Mcl. Brown, E N W street east. George street—Incorparated y Act of 'Moore, R B Osborne ; and Lieuts C SONS OF EM l'ENA N( F. The (;odfreyde Bouillon Preceptory-- Parliament. Miss Annie 4 Raynor, Mewburn, J C : ilon Major Em corn W J Field ; J A Malcolm, matron. C Armstrong, l'aymaster ; lion Major registrar. Meets t st Friday. J Mason, (marier master ; surgeon, Dr Hamilton Division, No 25 R McBride, D G W P. .Meets Thursday Ladies' Benevolent Society, Roman J Ryal' asst surgeon, Dr II S Griffin. Of Perfection, No I— Catholic—Mrs J Macadams, president at 22% King street ea-st. Murton Lodge Ill Br° Arch Wilson 32 T G I' P ; Sov Mrs J Egan, secretary ; Nliss Larkin, TEM PERANCE SOC I ETI ES SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS Pr W II Ballard 30, secretary. Meets treaStlfer. 3rd Tuesday. Hamilton Temperance Reform Club MASONle NATIONAL AND BENEVOLENT —Robt Stratton, president Wnt Blake, Hamilton Sovereign Chapter Rose INSTITUTIONS vice-president ; T Aitchison, hon secre- Hamilton Dist, J M t:ibson, M P P, Croix—III Bru R K Hope, 32% M W tary. Meetings at the Foresters' Hall, D D G M. S ; Ill Bro W II Ballard 30., registrar. St George's Society—F Mackelcan, every Saturday at 8 p m, and Sundays Meets 4th Tuesday. president ; W Ilancock and Thos nt 4 P Barton Lodge No 6--George Mason, Mason, vice-presidents S Thorne, W M ; John 11(xxlless, secretary. Moore Sovereign Consistory, S I' k S, secretary. Woman's Christian Temperance Meets second Wednesday. 32 —Ill Br" John M Gibson, 32", Ill Union— M rs Pratt, secre.sary ; Miss Bro I tavid McLellan, 32, grand Sons of England—Britannia Lodge Addie Crawford, treasurer. Strict Observance Lodge No 27 secretary. No 8. l' J Thomas, president ; J It O S Hillman, W M ; E Klotz, sec- Buckingham, secretary. retary. Meets 3rd Tuesday. Royal Order of Scotland, for the INDEPENDENT ORDER DoODTEstpLER ,., Provinces of Ontario and Quebec--Ill St Andrew's Society — instituted St. John's Lodge, No 40-- David I I ill, Bro H A Mackay, 33°, Pros G M . Ill Decemher 29, t835. John McMaster, Excelsior Lodge No 6—W Aldrige, Br° J W NIurton, 33", Sr Gr Warden ; L D. Meets Wednesday, corner King WM. WR Job, secretary. Meets 3rd president ; James Angus, Jr, Ist vice- Thursday. Ill Bru W Reid, 33% Jr Gr Warden ; president ; John (.retg, jr, and vice- and Queen streets. Ill Bru Ilugh Murray, 33, Prov Gr president ; I) McLellan, treasurer : Acacia Lodge No 6I—A R Whyte, secretary. Ales Mcl'herson, secretary. Rescue Temple No 222—J Brundle, L l). Meets every Monday evening, W M ; J Belling, secretary. Merls 4th Friday. ODD FELLOWS Caledonia Society — Chief, W (. 22 King street east. treasurer, James Reed. Reid ; Burlington Lodge No 470—Mrs . A Temple Lodge No 324—C W Mulli- INDEPENDENT ORDER gon, W M ; E II Browne, secretary. Irish Protestant Benevolent Society Cummer, L I). Meets Monday erg in the hall, 22 King street east. Meets 4th Monday. Iturlington Encampment No 7 —J C -Established in 1869-0fficers, 1884, Kerner, C P ; J Sage, R S. R Martin, Q C, president ; Geo Ross, Reliance Lalge No 518 — (:eorge 1>oric Lodge No 382—Jas Stiff, W M ; secretary ; II A Eager, treasurer. S G Treble, secretary. M rets 3rd Mon- Royal Encampment, No 36—P E Meets and Thursday of each month. Turner, L I). Meets Wednesday erg in Reliance I lall, cor James and Rebecca day. Fitzpatrick, C I' ; Alfred Tory, R S. streets. Enterai(' Beneficial Association, Sars- Hamilton Masonic Ilall Association Excelsior Lodge, No 44—B Brunke, field Branch No t, Ont--James Ilenni- Ambitious City Ludge No 52,6-R —Edward Mitchell, president : lames N G I' G H Klingler, R S. gan, president ; M Kennedy, secretary. Robertson, treasurer J Masoit, sec- Stated meetings. first and third Wednes- McBride, L D. Meets Monday even- ing in Reliante hall. retary. Unity Lodge, No 47—E Easterbrook, (lay of each month. NG; JM Ircdalc, R S. Hamilton Masonic Mutttal lienefit St Vincent de Paul's Society—II International Lodge, No t — Mr Ken- nedy, L D. Meets \Vednesday even- Association- R Brierley, president J Victoria L(xlge, 64—Alex Calder, N Arland, president ; A C Best, secretary. G ; J W Yeomans, R S. ing in the hall, 22 King east. 1 J Mason, sec-treas. M ILITARY The Hiram R A C, No 2—E comp Crescent Lodge No lo4 — lered Van- ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE. C W Mulligan Z ; James Stiff, scribe E. atter, R S ; F II Doyle, N G Meets first Monday in each month. Hamilton Volunteer Field Battery- Imperia' Council No 5 — Herbert Oak Leaf Lodge, No 159— Joseph Major II I' VanWagner, commanding ; Martin, S C Charles Smith, sec. St John's R A M, No 6—E coup McKeown, N G ; T McBride, R S. Capt Ilendrie, Lieut Copp ; surgeon, Meets and and 4th Thursdays in James White, M I); V S, I Craig. Reliance l'ail. I

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Court Amity, No - 1) (:lover, C assistant accountant ; John Cousins, Minerva l.odge. No 197-M Howles, t ANADIAN I.Fa,ION O F HONOR R; John N Oremuss, secretary. \leets messenger. N(:: John Prentice, R S. first and second Tuesday. l'arthenia Lodge, No t-(;eo Dick- Bank of Montreal J N Travers, son, commander; P Corridi, secretary. I.UI'.\l. OKANt.I: :\^,St )( l.\TI( iN manager George account- t ANADIAN ORItF:K, MANCHES- ant teller : G Thomas, TER ['NIT\' UtS latc`l' i, r. 1lA>t11 t.,\ mes.enger. ('fiOtiF:\ I KIEN I)> l;eorge Watson, D\1 ;\\' Il James, Merchants' Bank of Canada J s Loyal Hamilton l.odge. No 7-Chas Maple Leaf Council-James Summers 1) 5. Meredith, manager ; W A lkllhouse, Blackman, N(: ; Thus Perry, P S. C C ; Charles Martin, secretary. tellcr ; A B l'atter.on, clcrk ; A I'rint;le, Meets every other Wednesday. Royal Black l'receptory. No t48, G ledger-keeper ; 1 Johnston, messenger. K I F:ncampment -Sir ICt A Iliggins Loyal Commercial Lodge, No 9- KOl':\". ARCANUM W Sir Kt in command ; J Fcdcral Bank J\I Burns, manager ; Chas Bradtield, N(, ; J Philp, P S. McKenna, registrar. l' 1l Stuart, accountant ; \1'm \1rMa.tcr, Meets every second \\-ednesday. Kanawha Council, No 681-A Mc- Meetson the third and fourth Pherson, regent ; R McPhail, secret ary Monday in the month, in the Orange teller ; J Urquhart, A O M Itcarty, F F. 1 h 1 1 , King street cast. Kilvcrt, jr, and J 11 C'he.nut, clcrk,. Loyal Strict Observance, No 48- Meets first and third Thursdays in Odd L Tufford, N(; ; C H Bampfylde, P S. Fellows Ilall, John street north. t„^At (,Kn%,:r'. t.,,u,.r, Stinson's Bank, to llughson street Meets every other Monday each month. north - K 1) Freeman, manager. Regina Council, No 757-Jas Addi- No 7t-:lndrew Higgins, Royal l'urele Encampment. No I- son, regent ; Alex Finlayson, secretary. W M John Fearnside, B S. `Ieets on the Ut.1N .\Xlr It.\\hI\t;. F: Sayers, N G; M Thomas, P S. Meets second and fourth Thursday, ►n first and third Tuesday in each month. Meets last Friday. AOUWHill, Farmer.+' and Trader+ Iw,an A,",ci- No 286-John Tulk, \\' M; L Fraser ation --k: Kcm manager ; .E. Jarvi., ANCIENT ORDER OF FOREST- t:\IG11Tà OF Pl'TIIIAs R S. First Wednesday accountant ; T^,n. l'atterson, teller ; (: ERS 11 Nfalcolmsun, ledger-keelkr. 36 King No 312-John W llotram, W M strect cast. Red Cross Lodge, No 3-R tj Faulk- Court Pride of Ontario, No 5,640- Wm Hay. R S. First Monday. ner, C C; E Knott, B C;\ti H Tri. R Phillips, C R; C Sayers, secretary. Omnium >ecurities ('o-John I• bute, K of R & S. Meets at the Odd Alternate Thursdays. No 554-Hugh Stevenson, W M; J t8 Fellows Hall, John street north, Mon- Wood, manager. James street . It Krug, R S. Second Monday. days at 8 p in. Excelsior Court, No 5,743-J C Hamilton House Building Co -1: I. Davis, C R; W J Vale, secretary. Al- No 779-Wm Richardson, W M ; E Alpha Division, No 1-I) J Peace, Gunn, sec. Court I louse. krnate Thursdays. T Richards, R S. First Friday. Sir Kt Commander : Thos Knott, rec. Hamilton Investment Cu- -J 11 Land, Meets Wednesdays at 8 p in for drill, Court Maple Leaf, No 5,69o-H No 1,o19-Flugh Hunter, W M secretary, 97 James n. and first Monday at 8 p in. at 33 James Martin, C R; Thos Ha:elwood, secre- Richard Smale. secretary. Fourth street north. tary. Alternate Thursdays. Thunday. Hamilton Provident and Loan So- Grand Orient, No I-D J Peace, I S; ciety, corner King and Hughs,m. In- Marquis of Lome, No 6,49t>--F It:\NKti corportcYl in 1871 If 1) Cameron, Alex W Aitcheson, H S. Meets last Hughes, C R; Jas Barry, secretary. Monday at Odd Fellows Hall, John treasurer ; A F Sutherland. inspector ; Bank of British North America- A W Roy, accountant ; A\1cL-'achern, street north. Sanctuary, A O S-W Brend, P; i) G McGrcgor, manager ; T Brown- teller. Geo Collia, scribe. field, accountant ; H G Marquis, teller; ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED W Graham, discount clerk ; T Wilson, Landed Banking and Loan Co - WORKMEN KNIGHTS OF SHERWOOD messenger. Samuel Slater, secretary - treasurer, FOREST \\'entworth Chambers, 25 James street Bank of Ilamilton-E A Colquhon, south. Lodge, No 49-A Powis, Hamilton cashier ; H S Steven, assistant cashier M \1' ; A McPherson, recorder. Meets Pioneer Conclave, No 21-C Wil- C Bartlett, accountant ; J il Stuart, Ontario Trust Co Loan & Savings- alternate Fridays of each month in hall liams, commander • J B Buckingham, assistant accountant ; W J Lindsay, Bank-Alex McAdams, manager, 3 14 McNab street south. Ad. Meets Wednesday. teller ; H C Aitken, E S Ambrose, W James street south. Butler, O S Clarke, J C Brown, George Gore Lodge, No 88-Thos Richmond W llendrie, clerks. F Bennett, messen- UI\'I.1,ION t ()t'KT:1 AND (- I.I'.KKti Meets INItEI'F:NI->tiNT OI:DF:R 1 O F W M ; E Ilawke, recorder. ger. alternate Fridays. Court Oronhyateka, No 2- W Wentworth- tst, H T Bunbury, Canadian Bank of Commerce-E Hamilton ; 2nd, F I) Sutcr, 1)undas, Wentworth Legion, No 3, Select Griffith, C R; T S Chessum, S; E Mitchell, manager ; F C Minty, teller 3rd, :1(cMonies, jr, Waterdown ; 4th, Kn' hts of A O U W-M Howles, P S S Cummer, C D H C R. Meets first H H Morris, accountant ; S Read, jr, \Y Mcdonald, 5th, C H Woodhouse, S C; Alf Jen- and third Fridays in each month, at 22 Ruckton ; Alva G kins, recorder. King street east. 396 CITY OF HAMILTON ADVERTISEMENTS. 397

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