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FOR! Tfie YEAR 1890-1891.
INCLUDING THE RESIDENTS OF W
Barriefield, Garden Island
and Portsmou
FIFJH EDITION.
W. H. IRWIN & CO., PUBLISHERS,
KINGSTON :
PRINTED AT THE BRITISH WHIG OFFICE.
1890.
Books for Presents at McAuley's.
CITY OF KINGSTON.
PREFACE.
The publishers, in presenting their fifth edition of the City of
Kingston Directory, beg to assure their patrons that every exertion
in their power has been used to render the work as complete and
reliable as a compilation of this kind can be. Especial care was
necessary in the arrangement of the Street Directory, owing to the
great irregularity in the numbering of the houses, and we would
respectfully suggest that this matter be remedied as soon as pos-
sible. For any errors that may be discovered we request a lenient
criticism. We return our thanks to our patrons and gratefully
acknowledge the universal courtesy and generous aid our agents
rS^ved during their canvas.
W. H. IRWIN & CO..
Kingston, September, 1890 Proprietors.
T. N. SHARMAN
BOAT BUILDER.
Pleasure ^ Boats ^ and ^ Shooting ^ Skiffs
Oars, Sails and Cushions for sale and made to order.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and good tight boats.
FAST SAIL BOATS A SPEOIALTI^
^^SAIl AHD ROW BOATS FOR HIRE
Foot of Qimcoe Street, Opposite the Park.
J. Laidlaw & Son "roTsfoo'^'o^"^
CITY OF KINGSTON.
JOHN AULD,
-PROPRIETOR-
Canadian Cork Cutting Co.
(BY PATENT MACHINERY)
Office & Factory i 642 Lagauchetiere, cor. Chenneville st ,
Every description of Corks on hand and cut to order ; also Cork Wood and
Cork Life f*reservers, all sizes of Hard and Soft Wood Taps, Bungs, Spiles, Caps,
Bottling Wire and Wax, Cork Driving and Capping Machines, Capsules, &c.
CANE BOTTLE BASKETS, TU^FOIL.
J. LAIDLAW & SON
-IMPORTERS OF-
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
170 Princess street, Kingston.
KINGSTON STONE YARD
S. J. KILKPAXI^ICK, Proprietor,
Manufacturer and Importer of
CUT & DRESSED STONE,
DIZAIN PIPES. EXC.
372 FI^n^CESS STI5.EET, ICIiTO-STOXT.
S. J.KILPATRICK'S STONE YARD
Headquarters for Sewer Pipe and Cut Stone.
CITY OF KINGSTON.
O-erLeral IrLd-esc.
Page
Alphabetical Directory 85
Ancient Order of Foresters... 190
Ancient Order of Workmen., 190
Banks and Officials 191
Barriefield , 177
Canadian Order Odd-Fellows 190
Catholic Societies 191
Church Directory 185
City Council 188
City Officials 183
City Police 183
Classified Directory 170
Collegiate School Trustees,.. 184
Coroners 184
County Officials 193
Division Court Clerks 193
Dominion Gov't Officfers 184
Educational 186
Fire Alarm Boxes 184
Fire Department 183
Page
Garden Island 178
Home Circle 191
Kingston City 8
Loyal Orange Association 191
Masonic Order 189
Mechanics' Institute 187
Military 188
Miscellaneous Directory 183
Miscellaneous Institutions,... 192
National Societies 191
Oddfellows 190
Portsmouth 180
Public School Trustees 184
Railways 193
Royal Arcanum 190
Separate School Trustees 184
Stage Routes 194
Street Directory 9
Temperance Societies .. 191
Young Men's Christian As'n. 193
-^d-TTertisers' IrLcS-e^i:.
Auld John 5
BrameH 91
Chown & Cunningham Co... 97
Federal Warehouse 108
Gildersleeve J P 112 & 177
Godwin W H 112
Hardy J C& Co 116
Horsey R M & Co 120
Johns Thomas H 122
Kilcauley W P 125
Kilpatrick S J Top lines 5
Kingston Laundry 126
Kingston Business College
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Knapp A C 126
Laidlaw J & Son...ro;) lines 5
Lovell John & Sons 7
Mc Auley T Top lines
McCann J S R 181
Macdonald John & Co 197
McDowall R J 133 & 176
McGowan George A 138
McLaughlin P 84
Martin C H 138
Mills Thomas 140
Noxon & Rockwell 146
Rattenbury J R 161
Reid J Back cover
Sharman T N 4
Sloan Bros 2
Wilson T C 2 & 168
Wilson W J 169
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
The City of Kingston
The fifth City in Ontario in population, is situated at the head of
the St. Lawrence River and at the end of Lake Ontario. It is the
principal port for lake navigation in Ontario, possessing: the largest
and finest harbor in the country. The largest dry dock on the lakes
is in the course of construction here. It is a station of the Grand
Trunk Railway and the Kingston, Xapanee cV Western Railway, and
the headquarters of the Kingston and Pembroke Railway. The Public
Buildings are very beautiful, the City Hall (the finest one in the Pro-
vince), the Court House, Post Office, Custom House, Queen's Univer-
sity and College, Cenjral School, the Churches and a number of busi-
ness blocks and private residences. At the Western boundry is
located the Kingston Penitentiary, and about a mile West of it the
Kingston Asylum for the Insane. Opposite the city is the Royal
Canadian Military College, and Garden and Wolfe Islands. Kingston
is a military as well as a naval city. Here is stationed "A" Battery,
a local troop of cavalry, a field battery, and the 14th Princess of
Wales' Own Rifles. The principal business streets are Princess, and
parts of King, Wellington, Bagot, Clarence, Ontario, Brock, Market
Square, Montreal, etc., all connected by the Kingston Street Railway.
There are two daily papers published, The British Whig and the
Dnilij Neus, both papers having weekly editions, and the Canadian
Freeman y the leading Catholic organ of Eastern Ontario. The city
returns one member for the Dominion Parliament, Sir John A. Mac-
donald, and one for the Local House, Mr. James H. Metcalfe. King-
ston enjoys the proud position of being the soundest city financially,
its merchants being considered the most prudent and safest men to
deal with. The Limestone City, as it is sometimes called, is also the
cleanest and healthiest city in Ontario, being built on the solid rock.
The population is increasing and real estate is rapidly rising in value,
and Kingston bids at no distant date to be one of the foremost cities
of the Pronnce. Kingston is distant from Toronto 161 miles, Mon-
treal 172, Quebec 344, Ottawa 95, Hamilton 200, London (Ont.) 276,
Detroit 386, St. John (N.B.) 752, Halifax 828, and Liverpool 2,414
miles. Population, about 2l,000 ; with suburbs of Portsmouth. Bar-
riefield and Garden Island, 23,000.
LAIDLAW'S
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Kingston Street Directory
1890-01.
The Odd Numbers commence on the North or East Sides, th<
Even on the South or West.
Adelaide st West from Divi-
sion.
Robert Smith, laborer
Fred Bryant, mason
Isaac Salmon, laborer
Mrs Andrew Houston
Albert st (east side) from
Union.
33 Mrs George Bryan
Vacant
81 Charles Wrenshall, artist
Earl st intersects
101 Mrs Mary Scanlan
115 Vacant
117 H Chapman, watchman
119 H J Spriggs, librarian
121 Robert Pogue, instructor, K P
Solomon Boyd
Johnston st intersects
Dixon Knapp, carder
Brock st intersects
Victoria Park
Mack st intersects
John Marshall, mariner
John Cochrane, mason
John Pledger, laborer
S Norris, boilermaker
Vacant
J N Ball, laborer
James Stafford, blacksmith
W H Rogers, contractor
Princess st intersects
Patrick Judge, laborer
John Campbell, carpenter
Wm Wood, driver
Five vacant houses
Albert st (west side)
22 James Weir, steward K P
42 W M Chad wick, mar. cutter
54 W A Craig, carpenter
Earl st intersects
94 Thomas Brooks, carpenter
Daniel Moore, laborer
R Wartman, bricklayer.
J P Shannon, butcher
120 John Fisher, carpenter
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Johnston and Brock sts intersect
John Lockhart, colporteur
Thos Hutchinson, carpenter
W Haffner, laborer
Mack st intersects.
Wm Allison, boilermaker
W H Cruse, shoemaker
Charles Grant, fitter
Mrs Charlotte Briggs
Walter Giddons, mason
John Gray, contractor
Methodist Church
Princess st intersects
Albert st (upper) now Lans-
downe.
Alfred st (east side) n from
Union,
113 Neil McLeod
117 Mrs Ann Hughes
127 R Stockhill. machinist
131 Joel Eby, foreman
133 John Hewton, machinist
135 Mrs Isaac Asselstine
137 James Black, carpenter
153 Samuel H Harper
157 Wm Miller, manager
159 Geo Smallbridge
Earl st intersects
163 John Litton, mason
181 John Murphy, carpenter
193 Philip Small, policeman
203 Robert Hamilton, mason
205 John Tarrant, carpenter
209 A K Lake, teamster
Johnston and Brock sts intersect
273 Thos Howland, cab driver
275 J E Hutchesou, auctioneer
279 H G Goodfellow, mail clerk
281 Capt W Garrett
285 John Gallivan, engineer.
293 Prof Walter Dyde
295 John Nicholson, bookeeper
301 James Shaw
303 Mrs. Hugh McDonald
Princess st intersects
347 Vacant
349 Henry Bonney, moulder
351 Geo. Bonnie, foreman
359 John Hamer, weighman
361 Wyman Rowe, laborer
369 Vacant
387 R Pigion, gardener
Elm st intersects.
429 Samuel Hyland, carpenter
Sixth st intersects.
431 Albert Loney, laborer
433 Edwin Ashley, carpenter
487 Henry Preddy, watchmaker
439 Robert Mclntyre, laborer
York, Pine and Stanley sts in-
intersect
487 Francis Bushy, carpenter
Adelaide st intersects
Alfred st (west side)
Earl st intersects
174 Vacant
176 R E Aiken, policeman
178 Samuel Ely
200 A Arntfield, carder
200 Wm Rea, carpenter
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202 Wm Ricard, printer
204 John Darragh, guard K P
208 P Madden, guard K P
212 Geo H Benn
214 Chas Hallett, laborer
216 Jas J Wotten, carter
218 Jas Lawler, keeper, Asylum
220 W H Asselstine, carpenter
Johnston sts intersects
234 David Holland, plumber
236 Robert Sherbino, carpenter
240 W S Gordon, assessor
244 Samuel Dyde, bookkeeper
248 Wm Pannell, carpenter
250 P McKim, hide inspector
252 D J Dick, merchant
254 J Asselstine, carpenter
258 John McEwen, laborer
260 Vacant
Brock st intersects
Victoria Park
Mack st intersects
C W Stone, trimmer
324 J W Madden, varnish manfr
326 Mrs Mary Bowen
328 James Shaw, clerk
336 J Adams, grocer
Princess st intersects
394 Joseph Murphy, laborer
Elm st intersects
430 Vacant
York, Pine and Stanley sts in-
tersect.
Fair grounds
Alfred st, s from Union to
Alice
1 John Brokenshire
3 Robert Wallace, stone cutter
5 Mrs Palmer
7 Wm Bassan, guard K P
9 Adam Craig, teamster
Alice st west from Gordon
W A Rockwell, traveller
James Downing
F C Ireland, city treasurer
Alma st, from junction of
York and Ordnance
12 Robert Moon, carpenter
16 J E Crisley, hostler
20 James Downs, laborer
22 Mrs Anthony Busso
28 Thos Cushion, laborer
34 Patrick Fanning, carter
Alwington ave (east side)
from King w to Union.
A G Crawford, car driver
Jas Adams, chief trades' in-
structor K P
Alwington ave (west side)
Michael Lahey, trade instruc-
tor K P
Mrs Henry Koen
Wm Hurst, guard K P
Vacant
Jno F Baker, com traveller
Robt Hewton, chief keeper
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Ann St (north side) from
Main to Vine
7 Thos Robinsou, clerk
Ann St (south side)
8 James A Tarrant, carpenter
10 R J Darragh, M D
14 Leslie Smith, carpenter
16 Charles H Cook, laborer
Arch st (east side) n from
Stuart to Union
11 Miss Annie Sullivan
21 John Kennedy, engineer
23 Miss Sarah Craig
25 James Gordon, laborer
29 William Hyett
29 Wm Shea, keeper, Asylum
Deacon st intersects
45 Edward Hamilton, tailor
45 Wm Douglas, tailor
47 Mrs Jane Tweed
51 John McCormack, janitor
53 William Lee, finisher
55 James Blomley
57 Vacant
59 Mrs David Mundell
Gl Wm Robinson
65 W^m Kennedy, engineer
69 Vacant
77 Wm Kennedy
79 Sullivan, clerk
Arch st (west side)
60
62
Queen's College
Kingston Skating Rink
Miss Elizabeth Moft'att
Mrs John Walker
64 P O'Donnell, storekeeper K P
66 Mrs Mary Craik
68 James Mitchell
72 Edward Purdy, mason
74 Robt King, patternmaker
76 Thos Hodgson, stonecutter
80 John Cooper
84 Henry Angrove, machinist
86 C J Warwick, carpenter
88 Mrs Annie McGrath
92 John Ryan, sailor
94 Vacant
Artillery Park, head Bar-
rack st
James Wotten, laborer
Mrs Patrick O'Connor
Frank A Birch, clerk
Dep Adj Gen Office
R J McGee, moulder
Bagot st (east side) from the
Park north
West and Union sis intersect
107 Walter Macnee, merchant
109 R E Kent, banker
115 Felix Shaw, merchant
117 RevB B Smith
Gore st intersects
125 John Smith, jeweler
127 Mrs Francis Lawson
129 Henry Mason, carpenter
133 Charles Porter, storeraan
137 Martin Clayton, carpenter
Eai'l st intersects
151 John Green, butcher
153 Robt Millar, blacksmith
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155 James Craig, coppersmith
157 Mrs Conlin
157 John Goodearle, clerk
161 Charles Beaty
163 Miss K Nelson
165 Charles Maund, clerk
167 I Mitchell, jeweler
169 John Green, butcher
William st intersects
Convent School
Johnston st intersects
211 Edward Moore, sec Gas Co
213 John Orr, merchant
217 Mrs Mary Mun*ay
219 E H Wartman
225 Gilbert Johnston, engineer
231 Miss Harriet Everett
Brock st intersects
T McMahon & Co, painters
233 Gillen & Gillen, architects
238 Dr Livingstone
237 James Massie, V S
239 Rigney & Hickey, liquors
243 Henry Wilton, saddler
245 Macnee & Minnes, wh dry
goods
249 Minnes & Bnrns, dry goods
Princess st intersects
Noxon & Rockwell, boots
255 A Stackhouse, dentist
Dalton<k Strange 's warehouse
273 Wm Robinson, Div Court ]
office
275-7 Robinson Bros, painters
299 Wm Robinson, Div Court
clerk
281 James Elder, livery
Qtteen st intersects
Salvation Army barracks
305 Robert Wright, mason
307 Capt Chas McWilhams
Barrack st intersects
Cavalry stables
74 Vinegar Works
Ordnance st intersects
357 James Daley, printer
359 H. Chadwick, driver
361 N Pen-y, teamster
363 Vacant
J H Newman, carpenter
J Simmons
Mrs C A Hickey, grocer
Bay st intersects
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79
91
Thos Flaherty, laborer
Charles Brown, laborer
George AUwell, laborer
John Hogan
Thos Ward, laborer
Mrs Wm Brewster
Robert Eraser, laborer
Mrs James Connoly
Ellen McCue
North st intersects
James Eggleton, laborer
James Brick, merchant
Martin Meagher, laborer
John Black, miner
Vacant
Mrs Andrew Guild
Thos Gallagher, laborer
Mrs Peter Neil
John Brady
Raglan road intersects
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
97 James Reid, grocer
9y John Waters, baker
103 Jas Hamilton, machinist
105 Alex Mitchell, laborer
107 Thos Healey, conductor
115 Wm Peters, engineer
117 George Ziegler, brewer
119 Geo Reynolds, sailor
Corrigan st intersects
121 Almond Roushorn
123 James Gowan, weighman
125 Wm Deeks, coachman
Robert Burns, carpenter
J LeHeup, watchmaker
S D Spencer, boilermaker
Dufferin and Charles sis intersect
Congi-egational Church
James st intersects
Bagot st (west side)
94 Schuyler Shibley
98 A Strachan, merchant
100 L Henderson, accountant
102 John Petrie, teller, Bank of
B N A
104 L B Spencer
106 Jas McParlaud, merchant
108 Geo Offord, merchant
110 Chas D Chown, iron founder
122 James Minnes, merchant
126 Wm Allen, shoemaker
128 Robert Shaw, barrister
130 H J Wilkinson, merchant
134 John McKelvey, plumber
136 Samuel Birch, plumber
138 Mrs James Mills
140 Wm Moore, real estate
Earl st intersects
Geo A Wilder, grocer
156 E Horsey, chief of police
158 Edward Fahey, inland rev
162 Robt McCammon, baker
164 Vacant
rl64 Michael Donoghue
166 James Pense, clerk P 0
168 Henry Dunbar
rl68 Wm Cooley, laborer
rl68 A J O'Hagan
170 Mrs George Givens
172 E Hammond, clerk
174 Wm Wheale, machinist
176 D J Young, conductor
178 Miss Mary Anderson
William st intersects
180 D Cunningham
184 John Flanagan, mechanic
186 Thomas McMahon
188 Wm Lingwood, cutler
190 Mrs Margaret Shea
192 Miss Jane Wilson
194 Robt Cristoe, bookbinder
196 F X Lachance, grocer
200 Patrick Kilcauley, engineer
202 Miss E Nelson
202 Mrs McBride
204 Mrs Samuel Phippen
Johnston st intersects
206 Thos Caulfield, confectioner
208 T Downey, shoemaker
210 John Kelly, butcher
214 Miss Ellen Casey
214 Barber k Johnson, carpenters
230 C H Clark, restaurant
Brock st intersects
McCammon Bros, livery
240 T Ronau, undertaker
246 Daniel Phelan, M D
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248-50 E Chown & Son, stoves
252 A Chowu & Son, hardware
T Mills & Co, hatters
Princess st intersects
G S Hobart, druggist
280 David Harold, carpenter
282 Mrs Maria Quinn
Queen st intersects
Greenwood & McGuire, mar-
ble works
Artillery Park Barracks inter-
sects
Ordnance st intersects
360 Chas H Hatch, ticket agent
366 B Rooney, mason
368 Patrick O'Neil, laborer
370 Mrs Hebron Harris
878 James Eaves, cab driver
Bay st intersects
48 Mrs Michael Kelly
50 Jeremiah Sullivan, laborer
52 F Nardini, ornament maker
54 James Bryant, laborer
58 Daniel Corrigan
North st intersects
66 Richard Bunt, blacksmith
70 Geo Henderson, engineer
72-74 Vacant
76 Edward Stamford, carpenter
Miller's Lane intersects
82 John Seale, carpenter
86 \Vm Scanlon, printer
88 John Lemmon, tinsmith
90 Mrs Edward McMahon
94 John King, laborer
96 P Driscoll, painter
Raglan road intersects
98 T H Phillips, bookkeeper
100 Henry Wilmot, contractor
102 Vacant
104 Dennis Sullivan, carpenter
106 James Rushford, sailor
108 Vacant
John Bunt, boilermaker
112 Wm McMaster, laborer
114 Vacant
114 Stephen Tyo, sailor
116 Mrs Robert Newell
118 Lewis Newell, laborer
120 John Wemp, laborer
122 I Beaubrah, policeman
124 Mrs James Jackson
126 Samuel Woods, laborer
128 Samuel Smith, teamster
130 Walter Davidson, moulder
132 James Shales, blacksmith
John st intersects
134 John Doolan, laborer
140 Charles Beach, laborer
142 Daniel Campbell, carter
Mrs Morris Kellaher
Peter Mallen, laborer
Martin Redmond
Robt Esford, laborer
John Duff, laborer
Anthony Strong, tinsmith
Charles st intersects
Edward Bennett, shoveller
J Whitebread, shoveller
Lewis Green, fisherman
Vacant
Bagot st, north, now Main st
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Balaclava st (north side) from
Bay to Alma
15 Capt Charles Martin
17 Wm Robb, carter
19 Mrs Coffield
21 W F Young, foreman
23 Mrs Rose Coyle
Redan st intersects
37 Robert Spencer, merchant
41 James Alien, engineer
51 John Bourne, pedler
Balaclava st (south side)
Burial ground
Barrack st (north side) from
the harbor to Bagot
Ontario st intersects
Patrick Walsh, coal dealer
Wm Stewart, station agent
K& PR
John Craig, conductor
A Hoppins, manager. Rath-
bun Co
Wm Hall, teamster
Mrs John Fallon
Martin Staley, carpenter
41 Vacant
47 Mrs George Cochrane
King st intersects
Thos M Fenwick, M D
51 Vacant
r51 Samuel Hall, carter
r51 Miss Lily Hartnett
Riding School
Wellington st intersects
85 S Anglin, manufacturer
87 Richard McConnell.carpenter
80 Miss M J Benson
Rideau st intersects
109 John Hunter, laborer
113 Mrs James McClusky
117 Francis Twiss, carter
119 C T Roberts, clerk
Bagot st intersects
Artillery Park
Barrack st (south side)
Mallen's wood yard
Ontario st intersects
Hogan House
Chas La Claire, laborer
Gas Works
King st intersects
Victoria Foundry
Thos Wilson, laborer
Mrs Benj Trenheill
Vacant
Martin Staley, hotel
Wellington st intersects
92 Henry Thurston, engineer
96 Jas McBride
100 Mrs JuHa Blair
102 D Hoppins, laborer
rl02 Patrick CoUins, carter
rl02 Timothy Kennedy, carter
104 T Gallagher, cartage agent
106 John Davis, carpenter
110 George Wright, carter
114 S J Hughes, laborer
116 Vacant
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116 Thos Stigney, laborer
Bagot st intersects
Artillery Park
Barrie st (east side) from
junction of King a and
King w
Park
Union st intersects
Cricket grounds
Court House
Collegiate Institute
Clergy st intersects
Chalmers' Church
Earl st intersects
229 G W Pidgeon, customs
231 Wm Makins, grain buyer
William, Johnston and Brock
sts intersect
296 John Sutherland, clerk
297 R F Rowan, C E
/301 Miss Eliza Cardwell
303 J M Shaw, druggist
305 Mrs Rachael Chapman
307 Mrs Wm Fowler
\309 John Stewart, M D
A Swanston, baker
Princess st intersects
327 R Newlands, tobacconist
329 T J Leahy, grocer
331 A B Campbell, manufacturer
333 Wm Newlands, builder
Queen and Colborne sts intersect
385 Vacant
387 Vacant
Ordnance st intersects
391 James Boyd, blacksmith
393 Henry Harris, laborer
U7 John Sullivan, laborer
York st intersects
411 Wm Bennett, tinsmith
429 Mrs Wm Forbes
435 Richard Mould, laborer
437 Vacant
439 Charles Eward, mason
441 John Stansbury, driver
Raglan road intersects
447 Mrs Robt Downey
449 Robt Gilmour, letter carrier
451 Robt Dickinson, carpenter
453 Vacant
455 Walter Rollinson, blacksmith
457 Lewis Robinson, salesman
459 Samuel Dutton, laborer
461 Vacant
Barrie st (west side)
20 Vacant
22 Allen Chadwick
24 Robt Crawford, merchant
O'Kill st intersects
26 Jas O'Donell, engineer
28 P Mitchell, ship builder
34 John Strange, barrister
36 D S Robertson, broker
64 Miss B Dorn
66 Mrs James Harty
72 R T Walkem, barrister
78 W L Hamilton, Inspector
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Stuart st intersects
80 R Waldron, merchant
82 Michael Flanagan, city clerk
84 Robert Ford, merchant
86 John Bower
88 Wm Baihe, printer
90 Henry Mooers, merchant
92 A C Johnston, jeweler
94 Vacant
Deacon st intersects
98
T Y Greet, banker
100
Vacant
102
James Coulsou, diver
104
E C Hiscock, engineer
106 Edward Merritt, moulder
110
E C King, driver
112
Chas A Asselstine, carpenter
114
Mrs T Mulholland
120
W J Fair
124
W D McRae
128
H S Dupuy, accountant
140
Miss Roach
144
Mrs L P Cottle
146
Oapt E A Booth, merchant
148 R V Rogers, barrister
Rev J K McMorine
Union st intersects
162 J B Mclver, accountant
164 Geo Cliff, real estate
170 R M Rose, registrar
172 W H Reid, carpenter
174 Thos Coffey, laborer
176 E H Elhs, knitter
182 Shore Loyncs, merchant
184 Jas Mulholland, mechanic
186 Vacant
188 Arch Smith, laborer
190 Miss Mary Ann Brooks
192 Mrs Eastwood Hastings
194 John Gilbert, grocer
198 John Veal, baker
Young st intersects
204 Andrew McGee, mason
206 Vacant
208 Jos Little, hotel keeper
212 Vacant
214 Mrs M Dean
216 M Hogan, laborer
218 Wm Newman, carpenter
220 Mrs Ellen Rynard
222 Mrs Jane Anderson
224 Wm Atkinson, laborer
226 John McConville, butcher
Ead st intersects
228 John Turbett, grocer
280 A C McMahon, insurance
232 John Munro, mechanic
234 R G Givens, carpenter
286 John Vanhooser, moulder
288 Joseph Smith, pawnbroker
240 Langley Bird, laborer
242 John Swift, machinist
244 Mrs Margaret Hughes
246 Mrs Mary Kavanagh
William st intersects
248 Mrs Alex Adair, grocer
I 250 Miss Rees
252 R H Brick, foreman
254 Michael McFaul, machinist
Johnston st intersects
286 Capt J Derry
288 S W Scobell, accountant KP
292 Vacant
294 Hugh Doyle, grocer
Brock st intersects
296 Vacant
300 Mrs Sarah Hamilton
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DIRECT IMPORTERS,
I'T'O ^rion-cess St,
STREET DIRECTORY.
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302 James Madden, engineer
304 Edgar Storey, carpenter
306 Thos Hodgson, stone yard
318 Vacant
320 John Baker, laborer
31i; Thos Rice, laborer
318 Alex Robinson, carpenter
Princess st intersects
332 Jas Agnew, city solicitor
Queen st intersects
354 Mrs John Toland
362 Mrs Wm Pipe
364 John Benn, blacksmith
366 Miss Boyd
368 B T Davidson, clerk
370 H G Myers, grocer
Colhorne st intersects
376 Mrs Jas Dennis, grocer
378 John Pigion, piano maker
380 James Tierney, grocer
394 S McCullough, policeman
396 Wm Sangster, baker
398 John Fraser, carpenter
400 Samuel Ball, jeweler
402 Vacant
York st intersects
422 Mrs Jane Pidgeon
424 James Martin, painter
426 H Peterson, carpenter
428 Vacant
430 John Miller, engineer
432 Wm Kennedy, carpenter
Raglan road intersects
Bartlett st south, runs west
from Smith st ofF Princess
George Osborne, see K & P
Mining Co
Bay st (north side) from
water's edge west.
W B & S Anghn, lumber
2 Mrs Geo Hanson
4 Chas Nichols, laborer
6 Thos Bennett, laborer
8 Vacant
10 Mrs Mary Twiss
Coal sheds
Geo Pycock, soldier
Ridean st intersects
M Mallen, wood dealer
47 Vacant
49 James Collins, engineer
51 D Cunningham, carpenter
57 Chas O'Neill, laborer
59 T Blakely, carter
63 Mrs Mary Stanford
65 Mrs Robt Cardwell
67 Vacant
69 Mrs Thos Beamish
69 John Crowley, laborer
Bagot st intersects
73-6 John Guild, grocer
91 John Little
93 John Doyle, mariner
95 Mrs David Cannon
Montreal st intersects
107 Capt John Irwin
111 David Anderson
110 Geo Hunter, carpenter
115 Wm A Kelly, engineer
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Sydenham and Balaclava sts in-
tersect.
Mrs Jas Lowry
Bay St (south side)
Rideau st mtersects
50 F Forsyth, mariner
52 M Murray, laborer
54 J L Joyce, merchant
„ fl Wm Gallagher, car driver
^ I 2 D Donovan, harness
Ed Marchand, engineer
Alex Rushford, engineer
5 Capt P Oliver
i6 James Murphy, laborer
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Bagot st intersects
92 Mrs Mark Nicholson
94 John Reid, machinist
Montreal st intersects
120 Daniel Moore, laborer
Sydenham st intersects
138 Mrs John Ryan
142 Vacant
144 Samuel Branigan, tailor
146 Robert Alexander, tailor
Beverley st (east side) n from
King w to Union
'Mrs Mary Regan, grocer
Edward Roach, laborer
John Orr, coppersmith
John Woods, laborer
Mrs Ann McMahon
Jas Campbell, mariner
John 0 Saunders, laborer
Joseph Lairt, machinist
W YauLuven, laborer
F Thompson, laborer
Joseph Mark, laborer
Wm Mulligan, laborer
Chas Giveus, laborer
John Blakely, carter
Jas Hurst, carpenter
Isaac Tuttle, lumberman
Vacant
J C Dennison, carpenter
R McCrannham, laborer
W H Matthews, coachman
Beverley st (vy^est side)
Grove Inn
John Bradden
Brewery Lane runs alongside
of Bajus' Brev^ery, south
side
2 Mrs Boakes
4 Mrs Halligan
6 H J Randalls, sailor
8 Joseph Lario, cooper
Brock st (north side) from
harbor to limits
Folger's Dock
J G Campbell & Son, millers
Kingston Electric Light Co
Folger Bros, bankers
Calvin Co, wharfingers
Union Hotel
Ontario st intersects
21 Wm Doyle, hotel
25 Tierney Bros, liquors
27-29 American Hotel
31 T D Dunnill, shooting gallery
83 Luke Doney, hotel
85 John Reeve, hotel
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41 Thos Farrell, liquors
43 H F Stowell, artist
43 H S Smith, bookbinder
43 A McArthur, accountant
43 Canadian Collecting Co
43 Webster & Co, phosphate
dealers
43 G A McGowan, cigar nianfr
45 Thos Farrell, grocer
47 Express office
King st intersects
49 Henry Wade, druggist
49 F C Wade, cigars
53 John Halligan & Co, grocers
55 Z Prevost, tailor
57 J A LeHeup, watchmaker
59 J S Henderson, liquors
61 J S Henderson, grocer
65 W J McNeill, flour and feed
67 Wm Adams, boots
69-71 McKelvey & Birch, plum-
bers
73 Mrs Gorham, ladies' wear
75-77 Livingston & Bro, tailors
79 R Spencer, tailor
81 Jas B Reid, architect
81 Wm Bailie, printer
81 J S Skinner, barrister
83 Mrs J Kirk, fancy goods
85 F Nisbet, bookseller
Wellington st intersects
R Waldron, dry goods
103 W J Keeley, jeweler
105 Miss Alice Keyes
109 Barney Hare, fruit agent
111 John Gleeson, purveyor
113 S Neelon, flour and feed
115 Vacant
115 E C Hill, real estate
115 G W Clerihew, broker
117 Geo Offord, sr, boots
119 F W Holder, pool room
127 Queen's Hotel
129 Bibby Bros, livery
13V Thos Mills, insurance
133 T McMahon & Co, painters
Bagot st intersects
McCammon Bros, livery
147 W A Decks, carriage maker
149 McCammon Bros
151 J Hardimman, confectioner
153 J McLaughlin, confectioner
155 M W Sine, V S
159 Wm Chance, barber
168 Dr Dupuis
Montreal st intersects
Third Methodist church
183 H M Ruttan, bookkeeper
187 Edwin Chown, merchant
189 Mrs C Livingston
191 Wm G Ford, tanner
193 Rev M McGiUivray
Cooke's Church
199 W A Decks, carriage maker
201 Mrs M J Tandy
203 H D Bibby, hardware
209 Hotel Dieu
241 T Overend, contractor
243 Vacant
247 Mrs C S Marshall
249 F Fowler, M D
255 G W Clerihew, merchant
267 G Chown, merchant
Clergy st intersects
267 A R Martin, grocer
269 Mrs S G Hersey
271 W Hall, agent '
275 R J Carson, merchant
Wesley Church
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
291 C McMillan
Barrie st intersects
305 A Vanasky, laborer
307 Mrs M Coraper
309 W Dunn, merchant
311 Vacant
313 B Silver, merchant
815 W H Norris, traveler
317 Daniel Kelly, tailor
319 Thos Hilton, saddler
321 Mrs J Coughlin
328 — Orange, tailor
325 M W Coward, clerk
329 J Nolan, sexton
Nolan's lane intersects
331 Vacant
337 G Marriott
Division st intersects
347 J Tucker, mason
349 J W Martin, carpenter
353 George Booth, Engineer
355 — Harrison, student
357 J Boyd, mariner
359 Vacant
3G1 AW Stevenson, mariner
363 J Patton, clerk
365 E Milo, carpenter
367 Mrs James Dennison
369 W J Clarke, shoemaker
371 J Baird, stove titter
873 A Baird, merchant
375 S Chapman, contractor
379 C Rutherford, moulder
391 J Nugent, merchant
398 C DeCarteret, traveler
395 J Halligan, merchant
397 A McArihur, accountant
399 T W Moore, merchant
University ave intersects
421 J Collins, hatter
425 D Nicholson
429 C Robinson, merchant
431 Capt J H Scott
433 John Crawford, cutter
439 G McCullough, cabman
A Ifred st intersects
Victoria Park
Albert and Victoria sts intersect
Brock st (south side)
Ontario st intersects
City Hall
Market
King st intersects
John L Grass, confectioner
Jos Salter, auctioneer
Peo & Kilborn, fish
John Smeaton, fish dealer
John Stover, laborer
(jG Neil McNeil, plumber
68 Mrs H Burns, fruiterer
70 G H Ohver, barber
72 H S Johnson, shoemaker
74 John McCammon, butcher
76 John Mayell, tailor
78 John Schroder, pork butcher
84 Wm Allen, shoemaker
86 E R Martin, auctioneer
88 C H Martin, insurance agent
88 Brabant Needle Co
90 W Moore, real estate agent
92 W J B White, ins agent
92 J T White, insurance agent
94 T M Parkin, confectioner
56
58
60
62
64
Wellington st intersects
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McRae Bros, grocers
Bagot st intersects
Asylum
2 new houses
Christian Brothers' School
Clergy st intersects
St Mary's Cathedral
Barrie st intersects
304 Mrs J Armstrong
806 Mrs J Alexander
810 Henrv Hughes, carpenter
312 — Tiudall, cutter
312 C Linton, blacksmith
314 W D Scott, carpenter
316 W Denn, laborer
322 Rev T G Porter
824 Mrs I Mitchell
330 M Smith, deputy sheriff
332 Mrs John Elhott
334 J R Cooper
336 A McMillan, storekeeper
388 C B Bailey, biscuit baker
Division st intersects
Vacant store
346 John Fitzgerald, butcher
848 Mrs M Nolan
350 W MinshuU, mechanic
354 J Connor, cabinet maker
356 W Downing, clerk
358 C Sangster, clerk
360 W J Dick, merchant
362 J Shai-pe, rag dealer
364 R J Wilson, manager C P R
Tel Co
370 Robt Burns, laborer
874 M Cummins, laborer
378 T Mills, traveler
380 Charles Hobart, laborer
382 Mrs A Simmons
888 Mrs Wm Sawyer
890 D F VanLuven, Co treasurer
394 Mrs C Donovan
396 R Clugston, contractor
398 I Boyd, engineer
400 S Lowe, clerk
404 Mrs Wm McCutcheon
406 J C Metcalfe, butcher
University ave intersects
410 Mrs Lewis Knight
428 George Hazlett, engineer
430 M B Wheelock, laborer
432 John Johnston, clerk
484 Wm Abernethy, contractor
440 Vacant
442 Miss Rebecca Weller
A Ifred st intersects
460 E R Martin, auctioneer
462 C Allen, guard K P
464 Mrs George Kemp
466 S Marshall, accountant
468 Mrs Maria Macdonald
470 Mrs M Weir
472 Mrs George Cummings
474 J S R McCann, accountant
476 W Hazlett, boiler maker
Frontenac st intersects
488 A Malone, mariner
A Ibert and Victoria sts intersect
Cataraqui st (north side)
from the water's edge
Ford's Tannery
David Edgar, fireman
Orchard- st intersects
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
John Odett, teamster
A J Lee, barber
Fred Munro, laborer
Thos Murphy, painter
I Plunkett, laborer
Hallway Track
Rideau st intersects
87 Wm Hughes, driver
98 Wm Wilson
91 Wm Nivens, yard boss
Cataraqui st (south side)
Kingston Cotton M'fg Co
Jas Mallen, wood merchant
Centre st (east side) from
King w
Jas Wilson
Centre st (west side)
Jas McArthur, baker
Richard LeKush, sailor
Vacant
Richard Pidgeon, tinsmith
Vacant
Thos McCormack, Clerk
Mrs Moyle
Thos Lonergan
Thos Eves, painter
A McCormack, merchant
Mrs J Yates
Charles st (north side) from
Rideau w
9 Jas Mallen, wood merchant
11 J A Coggan, patternmaker
13 J W Clark, currier
15 Benjamin Soles, tanner
17 W H Clark, tanner
19 Jas Keenan, laborer
21 Thos Smeaton, tanner
27 Matthew H Claxton, tinsmith
29 H J Wood, plumber
36 James E Cooper, mechanic
37 Thos Grahen, hide dealer
Congregational Church
Bagot st intersects
Wm J Clark, laborer
Wm Cairns, laborer
Montreal st intersects
Charles st (south side)
12 Vacant
Bagot and Montreal sis inter-
sect
Charles st.Upper (north side)
from Montreal to Patrick
18 — Campbell, carpenter
15 Ed Wilson, stone cutter
17 John Murray, currier
21 Thos Bell
25 Wm Purtell, blacksmith
31 Jas Quigley, engineer
33 Miss Catharine MuUett
37 Joseph Tait, mason
39 Wm Carson, laborer
49 E Crellian, boilermaker
53 Mrs James Martin
59 Vacant
61 Vacant
63 John Perryman, plasterer
65 Vacant
67 Vacant
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Charles st, Upper (south
side)
18 Edmond Germain, currier
20 John Winton, plumber
22 John Connor, carpenter
24 Robt Nugent, laborer
26 J R Birmingham, laborer
28 Webb Robinson, builder
34 Thos Gallagher, sailor
38 Mrs Susan Smith
42 Frank McDonald, laborer
46 Mrs Wm Green
52 David Rea, laborer
64 Wm Randalls, mason
56 James Randalls, laborer
58 James Purtell, laborer
62 Vacant
64 Edward McLaughlin, laborer
Chatham st (east side) north
from Princess to York
28 Edward Spooner, carpenter
First st intersects
45 Michael Enwright, grocer
Colhorne st intersects
51 Vacant
59 Thos R Graves, blacksmith
67 Mrs Mary Crothers
69 Vacant #
Elm and Fifth sts intersect
99 Edward Smith, machinist
101 Wm Saunders, tinsmith
Sixth st intersects
Chatham st (west side)
22 Solomon Shultz, laborer
24 Edward FiUion, clerk
26 George Wilson, machinist
28 John Hines, laborer
30 Geo Davy, carpenter
First and Colborne sts intersect
60 J H Caldback, carpenter
Elm st intersects
Nine vacant houses
Fifth st intersects
100 John Bowen, carter
Sixth st intersects
134 Mrs Wm Wood
136 Mrs John Porter
140 Geo Buckley, laborer
Cherry st (east side) from
York
3 Albert Whitfield, baker
5 Patrick Burn, laborer
y Jas Bennett, laborer
Chestnut and Quebec sts intersect
35 Samuel Cannem, sailor
Pine st intersects
63 Vacant
67 Wm Cowdy, contractor
69 Vacant
61 Damon Snider, carpenter
Cherry st (west side)
16 David Moore, blacksmith
Chestnut and Quebec sts intersect
28 Wm Isaac, carpenter
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
34 Thos O'Brien, laborer
Pine st intersects
60 Win Hollaud, laborer
68 George Woolsey, laborer
70 Daniel Barrett, mason
Chestnut st, formerly Upper I
James 'north side) from
Carlisle to Quebec
9 John Wilson, gardener I
Plum and Cherry sts intersect \
41 Wm Ward, engineer
43 James Godwin, shoemaker
Chestnut st (south sidei
40 Henry Bates, carpenter
44 Walter Truesdell, carpenter
Clarence st (north side) from
Kingston harbor to Bagot
K & P R offices
Ontario st intersects
Canal office
Gas Inspector's office
Weights & Measures office
J F Swift, coal, etc
Dominion Express Co
King st intersects
A E M Loscombe, furniture
Ontario Building and Savings
Society
Britton A Whiting, barristers
John Cridiford, barber
Mrs Mary Kmcaid
C G Oliver, customs broker
65
67
69
78
77
79
81 Mrs Susan Clanahan
88 Wah Long, laundry
85 Hide Inspector's office
87 Frontenac Loan & Invest-
ment Society
89 J A Henderson, master in
chancery
91 Kent Bros, bankers
93 Walkem & Walkem, barris-
ters
93 Isaac Simpson, banker
95 Strange & Strange, insurance
agents
95 John Strange, barrister
95 Geo Cliff, real estate agent
Bon Ton Saloon
Wellington st intersects
Ontario Bank
T X Rogers, messenger
Bagot st intersects
Clarence st (south sidei
Ontario st intersects
28 Breck k Booth, vessel agents
30 Canadian Pacific Telegraph
Company
34 Great North-Western Tele-
graph Company
36 W H Sullivan, barrister
38 Steamboat Inspector's office
38 J B Mclver, accountant
38 J M Machar, barrister
38 Macdonnell & Mudie, barris-
ters
40 C F Gildersleeve, steamboat
owner
42 J P Gildersleeve, ticket agt
44 H T Shibiey, barrister
46 Vacant
Si
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DIRECT IMPORTERS,
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48 Vacant
50 James Jones, barber
British American Hotel
King st intersects
Custom House
Post Office
Wellington st intersects
M S Burnette, silverware
Robt Eilbeck, grain dealer
R J Hooper, bookkeeper
T C Wilson, livery
W C Smith, bookkeeper
122 John Kehoe, boarding
128 Canadian Freeman office
128 Young Women's Christian
Association
132 Chas F Barber, carpenter
132 Jos Sharp, rag dealer
134 John McMullen
Bagot st intersects
110
112
114
120
120
Cler
y st (east side) from
arrie to Colborne
Earl and William sts intersect
45 Mrs John Henderson
47 E C Mitchell, druggist
49 J McNaughton, merchant
51 N K Scott, traveler
53 James Kearns, manager G
N WTCo
55 Mrs Sophia Middleton
Johnston st intersects
89 Christian Brothers' School
Brock st intersects
108 S Sutherland, traveler
105 A H Miller, supt let carriers
E B Welch & Son, marble
Princess st intersects
133 Vacant
135 Mrs Donald McMillan
187 Vacant
Qtieen st intersects
Queen st Methodist church
151 Edward Hawkins, shoemaker
153 George Hammell, carpenter
163 Vacant
Colborne st intersects
165 Capt Joseph Parson
167 Edward Halliday
169 Capt Duncan McDonald
171 Vacant
175 J B Forsyth, agent
177 Henry Hunter, carpenter
181 Vacant
187 Joseph Powley, clerk
189 Vacant
191 S J Horsey, merchant
Ordnance st intersects
Clergy st (west side)
Earl st intersects
38 George Sears, merchant
40 Jos E Clark, accountant
44-46 Vacant
48 A E Brockett, traveler
50 W C Sands, merchant
52 Rev R Whiting
60 Owen Tierney, merchant
Johnston st intersects
St Mary's Cathedral
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Brock st intersects
96 Mrs Catharine Morrison
98 Rev J M Hagar
100 John J Walsh
102 G H Bissouette, merchant
104 John Corbett, merchant
106 Capt James Murray
108 Vacant
Princess st intersects
St Andrew's Church
160 Rev J Mackie
Queen st intersects
158 James Fitzgibbons, laborer
164 Wm Keyes, carpenter
Colborne st intersects
176 G Forsyth, mechanic
178 Mrs Martin D Strachan
180 Wra Copley, traveler
182 J Bastow
190 Vacant
192 James H Jones, barber
Ordnance st intersects
Colborne st (north side)
from Sydenham
7 Richard Boyd, cabman
9 G A Ayls worth, bookkeeper
11 John Marshall, journalist
13 John Sands, merchant
15 J A Madill, traveler
17 Vjicant
21 J C Hardy, merchant
25 C W Wright, merchant
27 J G Elliott, journalist
29 G F Wilson, stone cutter
31 C W W Anderson, clerk
33 Jas F Sherman, clerk
Clergy st intersects
41 G Auchinvole, grocer
45 J Gillespie, keeper, Asylum
47 Vacant
49 A T Smith, Bell Tel Co
53 Thos Callaghan, engineer
55 M Devan, carpenter
57 E J Fokes, barber
59 Robt Downey, teamster
67 James Kane, laborer
. 69 Rev Lewis Mitchell
71 Jas Yule, traveler
73 Matthew Neilson, C E
75 A Robinson, traveler
79 James Whitehead
81 J R Massie, pattern maker
Barrie st intersects
83 Mrs Fanny Dennis
85 Miss Eraser
87 Joseph Landeryou
105 Geo Counter, clerk
119 S J Kilpatrick, contractor
Main st intersects
123 W Robinson, jr, customs
125 Vacant
129 Mrs Jas Burgess
131 J Power, carpenter
133 Miss M Clare, dressmaker
135 Edward Orser, musician
137 Thos Weston, sailor
139 Horace Orser, laborer
141 Joseph Tait, mason
147 Wra Chappell, carpenter
149 Mrs John Smith
151 Edward Hogan, laborer
153 A D Pettigrew, currier
Division st intersects
181 N Wilmot, blacksmith
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J E Twigg, clerk
John P Oram, bookkeeper
Thos Lennon, blacksmith
Capt J Somerville, mariner
Robt Aitken, patternmaker
D Vanwinckle, carpenter
John Johnston, shoemaker
W P Bell, photographer
D J Walker, county clerk
207 Robt Eward, bookkeeper
215 Vacant
James Bewes, mason
Reuben Bryant, moulder
R C Bell, photographer
Mrs Jas Gormley
J B Holder, carpenter
183
185
193
195
197
199
201
203
205
217
221
235
243
245
Chatham st intersects
251 Vacant
Colborne st (south side)
2 Jas McLeod, foreman
4 J B McKay, principal
8 Robert Lewers, letter carrier
14 Mrs Wm Healey
22 J Duncan Thompson
30 Rev J Kines
34 Charles Hermiston, carpenter
36 David Eddington, laborer
40 S W Van Luven, carpenter
Clergy st intersects
44 Vacant
46 Jas McCuUough, clerk
48 A W Dunlop, bookkeeper
50 Jas S Hogan, traveler
58 John Newton, carpenter
60 John McCullough, laborer
62 John Smith, mariner
68 John Marshall, clerk
70 Vacant
74 A G Flett, merchant
76 Vacant
108 Thos Keyes, shoemaker
110 Alex Duncan, butcher
Barrie st intersects
112 H J Myers, grocer
114 W J Ren ton, salesman
116 Thos Lambert, merchant
118 Edwin Walsh, salesman
120 Wm Bailey, broom manfr
122 Geo Briden, bookkeeper
124 W J Chapman, contractor
Main st intersects
136 Harry Blake, laborer
138 Mrs John Wilkinson
140 Henry Tyson, laborer
142 George AHen, laborer
144 Walter Powers, laborer
146 Geo Forder, sailor
148 George Cotman, plater
150 Vacant
Division st intersects
192 John Sullivan, plasterer
196 Mrs Louisa Guy
i 198 Geo Young, shoemaker
202 Wm Cook, driver
204 Patrick Lindsay
206 Alex Bearance, blacksmith
208 Jas Mc Waters, carter
214 W Perry, laborer
216 W Mcllroy, traveler
240 Thos Seal, coachman
244 Vacant
Chatham st intersects
256 Mrs Jas Calback
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
College St north from Union
1 Fen ton Green, laborer
3 Oliver Gravelle, salesman
Vacant
Collingwood st (east side)
from King w to Johnston
C Fraser, laborer
Garrett Francis
Thos Atkinson, mason
Thos Kenney, laborer
R W Weaver, mason
Vacant
Thos Wilsey, carpenter
John Perman
Union st intersects
S Orser, carpenter
Collingwood st (west side)
Wm Phillips, gardener
Mrs J Williamson
Mrs Margaret Johnston
Mrs A R McDonald
F G Norton, bookkeeper
Uniofi st intersects
Thos Barker, contractor
Mrs Haley
Edward Milo, carpenter
John Francis, shoemaker
Corrigan st (north side) from
Rideau to Bagot
M R Davis, shipbuilder
Corrigan st (south side)
1-3 Vacant
5 P McArdle, engineer
7 Wm McNaughton, clerk
9-11 Vacant
13 Edward Harrison, laborer
Cowdy st, from Pine
12 Mrs Wm McEwen
16 Albert Harper, laborer
22 Robert Clarke, laborer
24 Martin McDonald, laborer
26 John Thompson, laborer
28 John Hartley, laborer
Deacon st (north side) fronn
Barrie west to Arch
9 R Bryant, carriagemaker
11 Wm McNaughton, packer
15 John Beauchamp, machinist
17 Peter Laurencell, carpenter
12
14
16
18
22
Deacon st (south side)
George Wilson, laborer
Mrs Elizabeth Barnes
Patrick Lawless
Samuel Cunningham
Thomas Healey, shoemaker
Division st (east side) from
Union to limits
1 A Sharp, insurance
3 John McKenzie, coachman
6 Charles Lemon, carpenter
9 A Snodden, policeman
13 Capt John Mc Arthur
15 Joseph Kennedy, boilermaker
17 John Percy, machinist
19 Robt Mooney, machinist
21 Francis Tracey, instructor
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23 Mrs M J Purdy
25 Edward O'Brien, laborer
27 H Jordan, laborer
29 — Coffee
31 Mrs A McGuirk
33 Miss Ferris
35 Wm Lendroth, ageut
37 James McArthur, accountant
Young st intersects
41 Edwin Charles, carpenter
45 David Brown, moulder
47 David Rea, laborer
51 Vacant
53 Thos Murphy, boiler maker
55 Geo Stansbury, laborer
Earl st intersects
71 James Maxwell, foreman
73 Wm Cochrane, keeper
75 John Kane, fitter
79 Mrs G H Squire
83 Alpheus Turcott, carpenter
85 George Hewitt, machinist
87 A Try on, grocer
Upper William st intersects
93 Wm Robinson, boilermaker
95 Mrs Thos McCutcheon
Johnston st intersects
Public School
127 Wm Neill, letter carrier
Brock st intersects
149 Mrs Mary Clark
153 Geo Bonny, blacksmith
155 John Burton, grocer
163 Capt Webster Augustus
Princess st intersects
179 E R Welch, manufacturer
181 Prof Forshaw Day
183 David Waddell, harness
185 Charles Welch
Queen st intersects
E F Chapman, grocer
Colborne st intersects
221 John Waddell, contractor
225 Samuel Smedley, grocer
Ellice st intersects
231 Mrs Neil Mclntyre
237 J M Sherlock, jr, merchant
239 Mrs E W Dorland
249 J Waddell, harness maker
251 H A Dunlop, clerk
253 R Painter, biscuit maker
255 Mrs Martha Hartrick
261 Wm Eves, painter
271 John Pound, baker
281 Vacant
283 Harry Christmas, butcher
297 Mrs Wm Allen
Four new houses
303 Robt Patterson, grocer
Main st intersects
327 Jas CrawfDrd, merchant
329 Geo Crawford, mariner
York st intersects
835 E H Moulson, stonecutter
337 Mrs Ehza McSurley
339 Mrs Greaves
341 Jas Belch, agent
345 W H Stevenson, piano maker
Quebec st intersects
353 J P H Ferris, farmer
FOR BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Tmr McAth-et's boohstorb.
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CITY OF 'KINGSTON.
355 R S Corrigan, mechanic
357 Mrs Jenoet McMaster
359 James Allen, grocer
Pine st intersects
363 Thos Eisbridger
875 Robt Reeves, teamster
879 Vacant
381 Joseph Dawson, machmist
387 Vacant
391 J W Campbell, student
393 Vacant
395 Luke Joyce, carter
Adelaide st intersects
425 John Taylor, laborer
449 Mrs John Davy
451 Vacant
453 Charles Moultou, carpenter
Stephen st intersects
455 \V J Kemp, carriagemaker
457 New house
459 Miss Noble, cook
467 Wm Grundell, carpenter
469 Chas Bidell, driver
Russell st intersects
583 Mrs Alex McFadden
609 Joseph Peterson, carpenter
611 Sylvester Hobbs, laborer
Robertson and Exmating sts in-
tersect
653 P Daley, journalist
Fraser st intersects
675 John Kirkpatrick, dairyman
677 George Pound, baker
701 Vacant
Division st (west side)
18 Robt Barrie, coppersmith
24 Thos Parker, clerk
28 Albert Elmer, barber
32 Vacant
34 John H Dickson, engineer
Young st intersects
40 Arch Grant, laborer
42 Vacant
44 R R Decker, blacksmith
46 A A McKeozie, mariner
48 Vacant
50 Jas Dennison, stone cutter
52 Mrs Joseph Kilmurray
54 Alex Turnbull, painter
56 Francis Morrison, machinist
Earl st intersects
78 Richard Edwards, carpenter
80 George Comer, purser
82 Mrs John Taylor
86 Miss Ann Smith
88 J Robinson, painter
90 John Geal
92 Henry Burton, grocer
94 Robt Free, mason
100 Peter Assehtine, carpenter
Johnston st intersects
124 Anthony Crawford
130 Peter Donoghue
134 Mrs John Hamilton
186 Jos Hipson, boilermaker
Brock st intersects
146 Mrs Jas A McDowell
148 H Henderson, photographer
152 John Jeukin, carpenter
168 Benj Asselstine, carpenter
Garratt st intersects
\
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STREET DIRECTORY.
33
Princess st intersects
210 Mrs Wm Matthews, grocer
212 Vacant
214 H W Casey
216 Wm Richardson, weaver
218 A Harold, carpenter
220 F J Pagh, clerk
Colborne st intersects
220 Henry W Peters, mariner
222 Mrs George Waldron
224 Henry Mowat, mason
226 George Mowat
228 George Batten, mariner
230 John Dales, teacher
232 T A Brough, teacher
240 Mrs Thomas Eward
248 Mrs John Strachan
Elm st intersects
254 Charles Kellar, carpenter
256 Vacant
258 Mrs Kelsey Jones
260 Mrs Robert Joyce
270 Wm Peach, mason
278 John Gordon, mason
284 Silas Grimshaw, carpenter
290 John Lyons, laborer
294 Wm Fox, stonecutter
296 Robt Decker, carpenter
322 Mrs Ann Parker
All Saints' Church
324 Thos Arniel, carpenter
York st intersects
356 Jas Murray, engineer
360 A Robinson, watchman
362 Vacant
366 Robt Elliott, carpenter
Pine st intersects
368 Mrs^Wm Conley
378 Thos Abbott, laborer
384 Mrs Wm Lemon
VictoHa st intersects
390 Samuel Bates, carpenter
392 Mrs John Jolliff
394 B Babcock, laborer
396 Mrs Jane Anem
398 Irwin Pogue, carpenter
400 Robt Thompson, laborer
Adelaide st intersects
426 Robt McVety, carpenter
438 Thos Collins, mariner
448 John Scott, mason
City Limits
Concession road intersects
450 John Jones, tailor
458 T W Gibson, contractor
460 Geo Redpath, quarryman
464 Daniel Corrigan
476 Daniel Gallivan, laborer
490 Thos James, butcher
498 Wm Joyce, butcher
700 Edward Lawless, caretaker
Dufferin st (north side) from
Rideau west to Bagot
Isaac Oliver, carpenter
Geo Matthews, carpenter
Vacant
Thos Hughes, laborer
Charles Jackson, driller
Jas Gormly, laborer
Thos Mann, bricklayer
John Hughes, driver
Mrs Bernard McKenna
Charles Spooner, laborer
Harry Middleton, laborer
Kingston
Qtono YorH S. J. KILPATRICK, Prop.,
diUIIC raiU 372 Princess street.
34
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Harvey Hoppins, engineer
Mrs Ann McAuley
Dufferin st (south side)
John Guirey, engineer
Durham st, w from Victoria
Horace Atwood, laborer
Walter Lamb, contractor
Edward Roddy, carter
Richard Cooper, carter
Patrick Hart, laborer
E Haffner, butcher
Macdonnell st intersects
76 Mrs John Harris
78 Daniel Carter, quarryman
Earl st (north side) west
from water's edge
Ontario st intersects
23 Mrs Edward WilHams
25 Fred Joyner, carpenter
King st intersects
48 MrsStollard
47 Wm Irwin, jr, machinist
49 J B Johnson, barber
53 J Johnston, blacksmith
55 Geo Somerville, purser
63 John Welch, accountant
65 Alfred Hanley, telegrapher
67 Thos Hanley, ticket agent G
TR
Wellington st intersects
81 Andrew McMahon, painter
88 David Thomson, grocer
97 Isaac Kelly, carpenter
89 Timothy Lane
91 Jeremiah Millan
r91 John Connors, laborer
97 Michael Foley, carter
John Green, butcher
Bagot st intersects
118 Z Prevost, merchant
117 W Wormworth, piano maker
121 Vacant
Sydenham st intersects
149 Vacant
151 Vacant
155 John Kerr, manager Gas
Works
161 B W Robertson, merchant
163 H Cunningham, iron founder
179 W J Crothers, manufacturer
Clergy st intersects
185 Mrs James Johnston
189 Vacant
193 Prof Williamson
195 Prof G D Ferguson
199 Vacaut
201 Miss M L Young
Barrie st intersects
213 Mrs Adam Little
215 Mrs James Fairbanks
217 Mrs Michael Percy
219 P Coonay, laborer
221 Robert Milue, mariner
223 Jas McGillivray, engineer
225 Alex McCune, carpenter
227 Capt James Dix
229 Thomas Elmer, moulder
283 Mrs James Hickey
235 James Gillie, engineer
237 C S Crosby, shoemaker
S(
Fine IDress O-oocis
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
I'T'O 3Pri3:i.cess St.
STREET DIRECTORY.
35
289 Robert Agnew, moulder
243 Vacant
245 David Ainslie, carpenter
247 Vacant
r247 Joseph Little, carpenter
r247 John Cain, laborer
r247 Jas B Yates
255 Vacant
257 John Sharp
Division st intei'sects
Biscuit factory
267 Hugh Braniff, storeman
269 Wm Pollitt, baker
277 Wm Timms, laborer
289 S Self, laborer
291 Joseph Skeggs, laborer
293 Thos Bain, laborer
303 Kobert Keys, grocer
307 Wm Newell, mariner
809 Mrs John Gilchrist
University ave intersects
827 Mrs Walter Ross
Alfred st intersects
817 Mrs A Harvey
Fronteiwc st intersects
377 James Fitzgerald, laborer
379 George Hanett, boiler maker
383 J W Ansley, cabinet maker
385 Mrs George Dodd
Albert and Victoria sts intersect
Earl st (south side)
Ontaiio st intersects
12 Mrs F Shanahan, grocer
14 Thomas Pickering
16 Jefif Lovett, machinist
18 John Hunt, laborer
20 Arch Hendry, teamster
20^ Miss McTallon
22 Chas Marshall, miller
24 Jonn Davis, mechanic
Kimj st intersects
46 J Saunders, timekeeper
48 Mrs G H Wilhams
50 Robt Meek, Sec'y Odd-Fel
lows' Relief Assn
52 Wm G Anglin, M D
56 W Anglin, bursar. Asylum
58 Vacant
62 Mrs J Richardson, boarding
66 Wm S R Murch, traveler
68 Michael Grady
Wellington st intersects
72 J Z DesRochers, organist
74 Mrs John Mitchell
76 Vacant
80 Mrs John Macdonald
82 John Walsh, tobacconist
90 Mrs Wm Hayward
92 Robt Charlton, mechanic
94 C D Franklin, merchant
96 Thos Hewitt, foreman
98 Rev Samuel Houston
100 Vacant
102 Robt McRae, grocer
Bagot st intersects
108 J E Mc^[ullen, guard KP
110 Andrew Moore, clerk
114 E W Lowe, traveler
116 Geo Lee, piauo maker
118 W M Drennan, merchant
120 R J Bowes, merchant
122 Capt J B Cochrane
130 Mrs Wm Nickle
132 R E Kent, banker
WHEN YOU WANT GRANITE OR MARBLE
MONUMENTS, CUT STONE OR TILE PIPE, CO
TO S. J. KILPATRICK.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
134 Prof J W Williamson
Sydenham st intersects
148 Tho8 Moore, merchant
158 A F McPherson, bookkeeper
160 Fleming Rowland, collector
inland revenue
Rev Geo Bell
West St intersects
164 Wm R McRae, merchant
Clergy st intersects
Chalmers Church
Barrie st intersects
212 Mrs Kelso
214 James Fleming, mariner
220 John Treneer, carter
222 Michael Lawless, carter
224 Benj Barney, broker
226-28-30 Vacant
232 J Pittis, blacksmith
234 C McKay, laborer
236 James Denny, laborer
238 Chas Rowe, carpenter
240 Vacant
242 Patrick Hamilton
244 Oscar German, laborer
246 Peter Monks, laborer
248 James Hamilton, laborer
252 Albert Baii'd, teamster
Division st intersects
254 B O'Donnell, gardener
256 Mrs Graham
258 Alex Spence, engineer
260 Wm Bunt, blacksmith
262 Vacant
264 Wm Turkington, turnkey
266 Edward Verbruggen, dyer
276 Mrs James Renton
278 Richard Ludlow, carter
282 Mrs Robert Harkness
284 I L Asselstine, blacksmith
28 ) R Faulkner, stone cutter
302 Vacant
I 304 Wm O'Brien
306 L Swingward, clerk
University ave intersect*
310 J as Rigley, laborer
318 David Cunningham, M D
320 Wm Smallbridge, mason
Alfred and Frontenac sts intersect
380 R D Baker, tobacconist
382 Wm Baker
Albert and Victoria sts intersect
Ellerbeck Ave, runs n from
King w
Samuel Kelly, machinist
Robt Lindsay, carpenter
Ellice st (north side) from
Main to Division north
9 Mrs Daniel Magnet
11 James McNamee, laborer
15 Isidore Mendell, traveler
17 Jas Martin, mariner
19 Lewis Lalonde, carpenter
Vine st intersects
21 Fred Curtis, mason
23 Thomas Pope, shoemaker
27 Geo T Swan, grocer
Ellice st (south side)
8 Jonathan Taylor, sr, carter
s
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no PRINCESS ST.
STREET DIRECTORY.
37
20 Mrs Sarah Gowley
22 Thomas Mathews
24 Wm German, laborer
26 Joseph Gascoigne, engineer
28 Patrick Conroy
30 Jas G Meagher, trader
32 Geo Kean, carpenter
34-36 Vacant
38 Richard McMuUen, black-
smith
40 Mrs Etta Granger
Elm St (north side) from
Division to Alfred
9 Timothy Bates, carpenter
23 John House, carpenter
25 Vacant
27 Leon Young, laborer
35 James Bennett, shoemaker
43 Peter Rourke, laborer
47 S D Swann, machinist
49 Henry Brouse, machinist
59 James Volume, shoemaker
61 Vacant
79 Pnihp Boswell, laborer
Chatham st intersects
87 Vacant
89 Mrs Lucy Leeson
91 Vacant
99 Mrs John Dougherty
Elm St (south side)
20 John Stagg, laborer
22 Edward Suddard, checker
24 Wm Keene, fireman
26 John Lake
28 George Park, laborer
36 Ernest Rowe, clerk
40 Hugh Alderdice, painter
42 Geo Henderson, blacksmith
48 William Meek
50 B Saunders, laborer
54-56 Vacant
60 John Marsh
65 J W Marsh, storeman
Chatham st intersects
Emily st from the water to
King e
M H Folger
James B Strathy
Hon G A Kirkpatrick, Q C,
MP
Fifth st, west from Division
John Turcott, laborer
Frank Gardner, baker
Mrs Thos Farley
John Rutherford, grinder
Mrs John Walker
Chatham st intersects
John Boon, carter
Henry McKenna, pensioner
First street (north side) from
Division west
3 R McMillan, piano maker
Chatham st intersects
25 Wm Grant, driver
27 John LeHeup
29 Wm Coleman, basket maker
33 George Gamble, driver
First st (south side)
B H Sherring, stonecutter
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotct), Canadian and
American Monuments.
38 CITY OF ]
KINGSTON.
Frontenac (east side) from
Johnston st intersects
Union to Limits
152
George Smith
Earl St intersects
158
W H Sleeman, plasterer
164
Mrs C Cochrane
81 Joseph Bawden, barrister
^■A L *J Vy V-'V-'V'*-**. C««AV>'
83 Mrs Mary Baker
Brock st intersects
85 Thos Thompson, guard K P
Victoria Park
Johnston st intersects
Mack st inUrsects
147 John Hazlett, foreman
149 — Barton, engineer
151 Vacant
Orlando Burnett, policeman
Vacant
153 W J C Allen, manfr
C M Hamilton, inland rev
Mrs Addie Gorham
Brock St intersects
Moses Fisher, tailor
Victoria Park
Jas Stacey, manager News
Wm Cannon, accountant
Mack St intersects
Princess st intersects
Vacant lot
A Mcllquham
Princess st intersects
Wm WooUard, clerk
Samuel Lee, moulder
Jas Baker
J T McCoy, carpenter
W B Robinson, stonecutter
Garrett, st west from Divl-
William Woods
sion to Gordon
Two vacant bouses
8
Mrs G W Andrews
10
12
Jos Reid, cabinet maker
R J Reid, undertaker
Frontenac st (west side)
Stewart Davy, carpenter
28 R F Sargent, clerk
30 Wm Seale, clerk
P 0 Carnovsky, tobacconist
32 J J Otto, bookbinder
George st (east side) n from
34 John Geal, solicitor
King, w to Stewart
8G Arthur Frost, painter
(yKUl st intersects
Earl st intersects
31
Vacant
,John Kerr
83
Robt Kearns, letter carrier
Wra McReady, engineer
35
Mrrf John RoUands
86 Robt Sinclair
39
Jas F Losslie, merchant
John Comper, carpenter
43
R W Vandewater, merchant
H F Wilmot
47
James Shannon, postmaster
I iiriT AW'Q RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
STREET DIRECTORY.
39
53 Wm Lesslie, raftsman
55 Major Edwards
59 John Noon
61 David Gee, steam fitter
63 Joseph Taylor, steamboat ins
George st (west side)
6 Mrs David Albertson
8 Wm Dowsley, shoemaker
10 Vacant
14 Henry Johnston, laborer
16 John Girey, trader
20 Mrs Scales
22 Wm Cunningham, tuner
O'Kill St intersects
Kingston Hospital
Gordon st, now University
avenue
Gore st, (north side) from
water's edge to Bagot
Locomotive works
Ontario st intersects
39 Mrs M Godwin
45 J P Gildersleeve, insurance
59 Mrs J H Thompson
King st intersects
65 H S Smith, bookbinder
73 Capt Thos Merritt, inspector
75 A Hanley, inland revenue
77 Wm Potts, bartender
79 Patrick Moran, moulder
81 Mrs Wm Leslie
85 Thos Jamieson, plumber
89 Mrs Mary Wade
91 Mrs Whelan
Wellington st i^itersecU
105 Patrick Curtis, shoemaker
107 Lionel Claxton
111 Vacant
115 A WilHamson, contractor
Gore st (south side)
Government Dry Dock
Ontario st intersects
^f-Owen O'Rourk, laborer
^^Thos Stamford, mechanic
^^Wm Pickering, huckster
King st intersects
64 Wm Power, shipbuilder
76 Mrs Mary Walsh
78 Vacant
82 R H Toye, confectioner
85 Adam Gilchrist, loco works
88 Thos Stanley, farmer
90 Geo Gordon, teamster
Mrs Charles Dine
Wellington st intersects
104 Mrs John Melville
106 John Percy, cab-driver
112-14 Joseph George, piano
manufacturer
116 W C Martin
118 Mrs Thos Tandy
Gray's Lane, north from
Upper William
1 Mrs Albert Pierce
2 John Gibbs, laborer
3 Mrs John Donoghue
Grove st, now Rideau
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
40 CITY OF KINGSTON.
Herchmer st, now called
45 Thomas Giniss, laborer
Stuart
47 James Crawford, laborer
51 Mrs George Singleton
HIckson ave, formerly Park
st, from G T R lower sta-
tion
James st (south side)
Thos McDermott, baggage-
6 Wm Tinney, currier
man
8 J W Smith, contractor
Mrs Dora McDermott
10 John Mclntyre, carpenter
Edward Doyle, carpenter
12 Vacant
Joseph Dennie, tel repairer
14 John Ryan, carpenter
Patrick Smith, engineer
16 Patrick^ Cullen
Vacant
22 Alex Sly, blacksmith
Patrick Gilgau, laborer
26 Mrs John Lee
Vacant
30 John Sissons, dyer
Michael Delaney, laborer
32 Alex Sly, blacksmith
Thos Shaughnessy, switch-
34 Alex Bailey, laborer
man
38 Mrs M McGinnis
Wm Lappage, mason
50 Mrs Sarah Gunn
Henry Marshall, laborer
Wm Bell, laborer
Frederic Clark
James st Upper, now Chest-
Mrs Catharine Cleary
nut st
Dennis Mnlroney, laborer
•
Samuel Lambert, bridge in-
spector
John st (north side) from
F Jefifries, signalman
Montreal to Patrick
Laurence Mallon, laborer
Wm Gates, foreman
7 John Virl
Wm Fairbairn, signalman
11 Francis Genau, laborer
17 Patrick Whalen, tanner
James st (north side) from
21 Robert Cowie, machinist
Montreal to Patrick
28 rhos Cowie
29 Robert Dunlop, tailor
25 Alvin Leeman, mason
85 John O'Hearn, laborer
27 John Thomson, mason
47 James Black, laborer
29 Richard Cowman, engineer
51 Mrs Andrew Cassidy
31 Wm Cullen, engineer
55 Wm DaN-idson, miner
83 Jacob Willie, laborer
67 F McCambridge, laborer
35 Archie Hattan, laborer
59 S Pelletier, tailor
41 Wm Dodds, blacksmith
61 Vacant
48 Mrs Victoria King
63 David Edwards, laborer
i
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J* Laidlaw & Son
ACKNOWLEDGED LEADERS
IN ORE88 GOODS.
STREET DIRECTORY.
41
John St (south side)
8 Daniel O'Gorman, carter
10 Wm McGee, moulder
12 Vacant
14 Thofl Enright, carpenter
Separate School
42 John Bumg, carpenter
50 Alex Ferguson, laborer
54 A Choron, blacksmith
60 E McFadden, laborer
John 8t, north, now Russell
street
Johnston st ^ north side) from
Kingston Harbor
Jaa Swift & Co, wharfingers
C H Hatch, ticket agent
P Clint, hotel
Ontario st intersects
Anglo-American hotel
19 Mrs Thos Nugent
21 Mrs Alex McKillop
25 Miss Ellen Lynch
81 Jeremiah Hurley, laborer
rSl Mrs Mary Gleaaon
r31 John Goodman, laborer
33 John Shughrue, laborer
37 John O'Shea, laborer
King st intersects
St George's Cathedral
Wellin^on st intersects
Congregational Church
87 Wm Watham, umbrellas
r87 Wm Wilson, laborer
r87 Mrs Loney
r87 — Stevenson, laborer
r87 Mrs lliebad IfflflMf
r87 — Butler, laborer
r87 — Huggms, laborer
r87 Mrs Frands
98 Rev Doag^Latog
101 Mra Jaa Gleaaon
108 Jaa ThaotSlj, iraTeller
Bagot st intersects
Asylum
185-187-189 Vacant
191 J B Page, merchant
198 Ber S N Jackson
195 BSDobbs, C£
197 E Steaey, merefaaot
i Clergy si intersects
St Mary's CaUMxal
225 Bishop's Palace
Barrie st intersects
247 H A Harvey, banker
251 Vacant
255 Edward Hopkinson,
257 W J Byan, fitter
259 Jeremiah Sullivan, laborer
261 Mrs James Byan
268 J Seonse, painter
866 R K Rowe, teacher
867 Francis Ricard
Louise Public School
Division st intersects
291 Mrs W H Casaidj
293 W H Caaeidj, earpettter
295 Mrs Elleii Bmoa
297 Stephen McKemao, grocer
305 W Hayward, bladnanith
807 Joseph Garpy, stonecntter
300 G Boyd, engineer
311 W Hanscombe, laborer
318 T OReiUy,
Kingston Stone Yard
S. J. KILPATRICK, Prop.,
372 Princess Street.
42
CITY OF KINGSTON.
315 D Scott, laborer
Ontario st intersects
817 Vacant
319 P Lawless, carter
16 John Harris, laborer
821 Mrs J Fowler
18 Vacant
828 J Sloan, painter
20 James Quigley
825 Daniel Gallagher, teamster
24 Patrick Hurley, carter
827 R Greer, laborer
26 Geo Laturney, carter
838 Vacant
28 Mrs Mary Murray
835 Mrs Henry Myers
28 E J Manning, driver
337 John Smith, printer
34 Mrs John Sinnott
889 Fred Ostler, grocer
36 Thos Sinnott
42 Joseph JamiesoD, plumber
University ave intersects
44 John Burkett, laborer
46 Thos Haley, huckster
349 Wm Spence, grocer
851 E Hull, painter
Ki7ig st intersects
353 Richard Lumb, mechanic
355 Mrs L Hammond
361 H H Taylor, tinsmith
52 Dr Garrett
54 Jas H Taylor, K & P R
68 J A Henderson, Q C
A If red st intersects
Wellington st intersects
378 J Crowley, carter
381 James Suddard, carter
70 John McNeil, moulder
885 J McGall, clerk
78 Roller Rink
887 G Filtz, cabinet maker
80 Mrs Mary Reed
889 John Hay
82 Miss Kate Matthews
391 T Rutherford, moulder
84 Alfred Elliott, mail carrier
393 Wm Anderson, stonecutter
Notre Dame Convent
895 Mrs EHzabeth Lyons
897 M Campbell, blacksmith
Bagot st intersects
Frontenac st intersects
112 Mrs C Garrett
114 Edward Mostyn, clerk
405 R Filtz, mason
118 Vacant
421 J A K Drummond, grain
120 Mrs Luke Woods
423 Vacant
122 Robt Hendry, jr, traveller
126 Wm Rigney, merchant
Albert, Nelson and Victoria sts
128 Alex Smyth, harbor master
intersect
136 Vacant
138 Wm Dalton, merchant
140 Capt A G G Wurtele
Johnston st (south side)
142 T 0 Bolger, city engineer
146 T G Rudd, merchant
G T R Station
148 Neil McNeil, plumber
LAIDLAW
HHADQUARXBRS FOR
STREET DIRECTORY.
43
154 R Macpherson, immigratioD
agent
162 John Ward, merchant
Sydenham st intersects
172 Mrs J R Dickson
176 G S Fenwick, merchant
188 Prof J B Mowat
190 Mrs J Birmingham
195 Alex Gunn, merchant
Clergy st intersects
216 John Laidlaw, merchant
218 D H Dowsley, M D
220 Mrs Richard Tossell
220 Robt J Chown, traveler
222 J M Machar, barrister
224 C F Rees, traveler
226 H C Yoigt, accountant
228 Mrs Jane Macalister
232 Rev D T Smith
238 Alex Ross, merchant
240 John Kelly, clerk P 0
Barrie st intersects
242 Rev D C Sanderson
Second Congregational Church
258 Mrs Wm Carnegie, grocer
260 George Gilmore
262 Henry Hollowell, laborer
264 Mrs Wm Clarke
266 Thos Conley, trade instructor
268 Mrs Wm Nash
270 Wm Wright, butcher
276 John Paul, sup't harbor
278 Richard Wright, teacher
Division st intersects
282 John Carey, moulder
284 Geo Thompson, collector
286 Mrs John Munro
288 M Brennan, keeper K P
290 Wm Chapman, laborer
292 Richard Bilton, painter
294 Mrs Harriet Swanston
296 Frank Armstrong, laborer
298 Wm Campion, blacksmith
302 I Asselstine, carpenter
304 James Sleeth, mason
306 Mrs E A Harper
308 Rev W Short
310 J Holden, laborer
812 George Burns, stonecutter
Baseball grounds *
314 Mrs M Swain
316 Vacant
318 J Chrisley, laborer
322 Wm Gates, carpenter
328 John Fisher, merchant
330 E Purdy, agent
332-334 Vacant
338 Wm McCartney, mason
340 Wm McCutcheon, baker
342 Wm EUiott
University ave intersects
356 Fred Ostler
358 Robt Davison, carpenter
360 G M Weber, piano maker
362 J McKenty
364 W C Darby, bookkeeper
366 N B Johnston
Alfred st intersects
382 J Rutherford, carpenter
386 Mrs James Lee
Frontenac st intersects
410 H Wilkins, painter
412 — Hinds, laborer
414 P Filtz, carpenter
416 C Schermerhorn, mason
418 A Potter, sailor
420 J Megarry, policeman
WHEN YOU WANT GRANITE OR MARBLE
MONUMENTS, CUT STONE OR TILE PIPE, CO
TO S. J. KILPATRICK.
44 CITY OF ]
KINGSTON.
422 J Ballantyne, policeman
424 J Callaghan, cabinet maker
426 Vacant
428 G Randall, laborer
430 Mrs M Reid
Albert, Nelson and Victoria sts
intersect
191 W Ferguson, sheriff
Gore st intersects
197 W 0 Strong, C E
199 Dr Herald
203 A S Oliver, M D
Earl st intersects
•
King St East (east side) from
Barrie to the river
221 B W Folger
223 Philip Stearne, fur dealer
Bank of Montreal
Murney Tower
William st intersects
Emily st intersects
81 J S Muckleston, merchant
45 C F Gildersleeve
49 E J B Pense, publisher
Andrew Maclean, grocer
Maitland st intersects
Merchants' Bank
255 Mrs John Arnold
257 Henry O'Hara, laborer
Z Wolfe, sailor
r257 John Purtell, laborer
259 Jos A B Smith, tailor
r259 M C Ryan, quarryman
81 Joseph Upper
85 Rybert Kent
Simcoe si intersects
105 Alex Robinson, boilermaker
James A Hendry
Johnston st intersects
279 Church of England Deposi-
tory
British American Hotel
Clarence st intersects
West st intersects
123 John Mudie, barrister
125 F A Bickley, traveler
131 Vacant
133 Mrs Catherine Fraser
141 K N Fenwick, M D
157 Major -Gen Cameron
J F Swift, insurance agent
297 R W Shannon, barrister
299 J B Carruthers, broker
J G King & Co, druggists
Market Square intersects
Market
Union st intersects
Brock st intersects
161 Noel Kent
165 Rev C E Cartwright
167 Thomas Briggs, manager F
L & I society
169 Donald Eraser, banker
827 Canadian Express Office
831 Vacant
385 Vacant
837 H D Bibby, tinsmith
889 W J Arniel, watchmaker
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170 PRINCESS ST.
STREET DIRECTORY.
45
341 Jas McParland, wh liquors
343 Thos Peters, hairdresser
345 Smith Bros, watchmakers
347 F W Spangenburg, jeweler
349 J G Bastow, plumber
351 Southwick Oil Co
851 London Life Insurance Co
353 Wm Dunlop, tailor
355 I Mitchell, wh jeweler
357 McBroom Bros, grocers
Princess st intersects
Murphy's grocery
369 J L Orr, blacksmith
371 Mrs Thos Hand, dealer
373 W J Wells, harness
375a Vacant
375 Peter Lamoureaux, dealer
377-379 Vacant
381 Wm Hayward, blacksmith
St Lawrence Hotel
Queen st intersects
393 Mrs Jane Young, dressm'r
395 John Dunster, sailor
401 J M Jackson, ale bottler
403 G C Wylie, carpenter
405 Charles Christmas, sailor
407 John O'Donnell, inland rev
409 Capt J Mallett, mariner
411 Capt J G Hurley, mariner
413 Geo Elder
415 John Dodds, engineer
Barrack st intersects
423 Bowen House
425 C A Oliver, carpenter
429 Samuel Cairns, laborer
431 R A Davy, grain shoveler
433 Benj Davy, carpenter
436 Railroad House
Place (VArmes intersects
King st East ^west 6ide)
City Park
West st intersects
130 Miss Mary Fowler
132 Isaac Simpson, banker
134 Jas Jwift, wharfinger
136 Mrs Henry Hubbell
188 C V Price, Co Judge
156 0 S Strange, M D
Union st intersects
160 Vacant
162 E Adams, steamboat insp'r
166 Vacant
168 Mrs E Martin
172 J M Strange, merchant
Gore st intersects
190 Edward Christmas, black-
smith
196 Lawlor & Dartnell, fancy
goods
198 Mrs E Parker
202 Thos Welch, driver
204 Mrs John Craig
208 Miss Nellie DeLacey, dress-
maker
212 Mrs Mary Ferris
Earl st intersects
218 John Neill, traveler
220 Peter Bureau, grain shoveler
222 Thos Nicholson, butcher
224 Mrs Michael Swift
226 Mrs Samuel Muckleston
232 R F Davis, photographer
288 C A Irwin, M D
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotch, Canadian and
American Monuments.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
William st intersects
244 H J Saunders, M D
246 Vacant
254 J C Connell, M D
258 Miss E Gleeson, dressmaker
r258 Mrs James Prince
r258 Andrew Murray, teamster
r258 Alfred Elliott, mail carrier
260 Mrs Charles Mead
264 Miss L Gildersleeve
Johnston st intersects
St George's Cathedral
Custom House
Clarence st intersects
298 John Shanahan, saloon
302 R H Toye, baker
304 Mclntyre & Mclntyre, bar-
risters
312 M Quinn, grocer
314 Michael Walsh, butcher
316 Ford Bros, tanners
318 W H Carnovsky, fruiterer
Masonic Hall
820 T J Leahy, grocer
322 Waddingham Bros, butchers
324 T Doolan, hotel
326 Behan & Brick, grocers
828 Thos Grahen. hide dealer
W H Beid, butcher
Brock st intersects
Henry Wade, druggist
382 Robert Shaw, barrister
332 W Newlands, architect
834 Sheldon & Davis, photo-
graphers
336 British Whig office
342 Donald Eraser, private banker
344 Joseph Brophy, gents' fur-
nisher
344 Eraser's Arcade
344 Godwin's insurance empo-
rium
346 John Cunningham, sewing
machines
350 C A Vanarnam, confectioner
352 R D Baker, gents' furnisher
854 Thomas Moore, tailor
356 Thos McAuley, bookseller
358 O'Brien & Howland, clothiers
Princess st intersects
360 Hon M Sullivan, M D
374 John Bushell, mariner
380 J E McDermott, carriages
Queen st intersects
Victoria Eoundry
414 Alex McQuisten, bookkeeper
416 Wm Morrison, laborer
Barrack st intersects
420 T M Eenwick, M D
428 Robt Kidd, laborer
r428 Robt Coleman
434 Mrs Ann B Eree
438 Vacant
King st w (north side) from
Barrie to Portsmouth
9 R C Carter
13 Bishop Lewis
17 W J Stethem
George st intersects
27 Richard Varney
29 Robt Robinson, boatbuilder
31 Geo O'Reilly, moulder
33 J A Hawley, traveler
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37 John Lerong, laborer
Wm Irwin, machinist
39 Wm Roach, fireman
803 John Wright, city foreman
41 Miles Sinnott, cabman
John B Murphy " Edge Hill "
43 M M Ryan, laborer
Thos Turnbull, engineer
45 Mrs Elizabeth Mcllroy
- (b Mrs E N Bates
5 4 Miss Stoughton
55 F W Tronsdell
59 J R Smeaton, grocer
5 -(3 Vacant
s 2 Frank Dodds
O'Kill st intersects
3 \1 Matthew Paterson, mariner
83 Vacant
Centre st intersects
89 John Waters, laborer
99 John Willis
St Mary of the Lake
101 Vacant
Thos Daley, laborer
103 Josiah Abrams
Geo Watts, laborer
105 John LeHeup, laborer
Chas Macaway, engineer
107 Mrs Purvis
107 Norman Davy, grocer
E Her beck ave intersects
University ave intersects
487 Michael Doran , manufacturer
117 Joseph Daunt
Livingston ave, Pembroke st and
119 Vacant
Alwington ave intersect
123 John Gleeson, ice dealer
125 J Hewton, manufacturer
143 Col John Campbell
King st west (south side)
165 S H Paine
W Robinson, boat builder
St Lawrence ave intersects
David Donnelly, carpenter
Vacant
Edward Ferris, farmer
Albert and Collingwood sts in-
tersect
Pipes' Ice house
^^' s (Vacant
2 f-' 1 1 Wm Newman, guard K P
% fyT^ I Wm Jackson, printer
* ^7 g1 Patrick Ryan, laborer
z ^-^ S R McCormack, guard K P
2-f/ 5 \ James Evans, keeper K P
Beverley st intersects
Kingston Knob Factory
Kingston Paint Works
Geo Davy, carpenter
John Gleeson's ice house
Kingston Hosiery Co
118 Grand Trunk Brewery
300 R Crawford & Co, coal
300 The Rathbun Co
302 John F Wilson, manager
Bay of Quinte Malt House
E Her beck ave intersects
Lt-Col H R Smith,
wood "
J A Allen
Ring-
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Headquarters fcr Sewer Pipe and Cut Stone.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Lansdowne st (formerly Up-
per Albert) from York to
Adelaide
Alex Ross, laborer
Stanley st intersects
54 James Devine, laborer
56 Robert Smith, laborer
Livingston ave (east side)
from King w to Union
Edward Geary, shoemaker
A Simmons, caudle maker
E R Davis, guard K P
Herbert Lyon, student
Livingston ave (west side)
Vacant
39 Edward Burke, laborer
P Moncrief, guard K P
Vacant
44 Nicholas Hugo
Macdonnell st north from
Union to Princess
Thos Kerwin, laborer
John McColl, butcher
Mack st west from Alfred to
Nelson
1 Vacant
7 W D Carmichael, traveler
11 Mrs Daniel McGuin
13 Geo E Williams, sec Y M C A
15 Mrs David English
17 Wm Newlands, architect
Frontenac st intersects
31
Prof C Harris, R M C
Geo Mills, boilermaker
Main street (east side) from
Queen to Division
3 Vacant
Colborne st intersects
9 George Sarsfield, shoemaker
21 Arch McGill, clerk
28 E McCardle, laborer
25 Mrs Robt Maiden
27 Henry Turpin, carter
83 Wm McCullough, carpenter
85 Robert Graham, shoemaker
37 Robt Howlett, laborer
39 Jas McLaughUn, mason
41 Thos Nicholson, laborer
43 John Nicholson, laborer
39 Jonathan Offord, bookkeeper
41 Hugh Douglas, plasterer
51 Capt Wm Ada
63 J H Nolan, piano maker
Raglan road intersects
69 George Goodell, laborer
71 Duncan Nesbit, carpenter
73 Wm Harpelle, laborer
75 Henry Cambridge, laborer
77 George Northmore, baker
81 Vacant
91 W J Morris, mechanic
Main st, (west side)
Public School
Colborne st intersects
Robt Baird, mechanic
Vacant
Peter Hunter, printer
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Ellice st intersects
John McCammon, butcher
Wm CaDaghan, laborer
Wm Graham, laborer
James Crozier, laborer
Ann st intersects
Wm Smith, laborer
George Creeggan, tailor
Raglan road intersects
George Pogue, mason
Henry Preddy, watchmaker
James Hartery
Mrs John Verault
Division st intersects
Maitland st from the water
to King e
13 Miss Gertrude Dunlop
14 Lindsay Russell
Market Square, south side
City Hall
Ontario st intersects
Stanley House
8 Michael Conroy, grocer
10 Hinds Bros, soda water
12 J Kavanagh, flour and feed
14 C Lyons, saloon
16 Inland Revenue office
18 C D Franklin, flour and f^ed
20 Vacant
22-4 The Hub
J G King & Co, druggists
King st intersects
Markland st, also called
Centre, (north side) from
Montreal to Partick
Charles O'Toole, laborer
James Mahoney, carter
13 John Higgins, tailor
John Whitehead, laborer
19 John O'Brien, laborer
21 Timothy O'Brien, shoemaker
23 Jas Aiken, laborer
25 Joseph Whitehead, laborer
29 Charles Bailie, laborer
Markland st (south side)
— Kirkpatrick, laborer
A Forster, bartender
10 Daniel Guirey, engineer
16 F Somerville, carpenter
18 John Farmer, salesman
Mrs James Simpson
Miller's Lane, from Bagot to
Montreal
John Gallivan, laborer
H Whiting, brakeman
Wm Shaver, fireman
Montreal st (east side) from
Brock north to limits
7 Thos R Dupuis, M D
9 Mrs Dunbar
11 C H Otto, bookbinder
11 John Mundell, M D
13 Isobel McConville. M D
15 Mrs Jas McCammon
19 David Cunningham, M D
21 Mechanics' Institute
21 Art School
21 Odd-Fellows' HaU
Kingston Stone Yard ^' "T;l?s«.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
25 City Drug Store
Princess st intersects
A Stratchan, hardware
85 0 C Hewton, photographer
39 N Wilmot, blacksmith
41-3 T W Milo, painter
47 Mrs Sarah Holder
Queen st intersects
St Paul's Church
Artillery Barracks
Ordnance st intersects
111 Robert Newman, contractor
113 Alex Carr, machinist
115 A Buiham
117 Charles Carson, fitter
119 — Williamson
121 Hugh Bennett, cigarmaker
123 Mrs Geo Stanton
125 Philip Mackay, moulder
127 Wm Semple, porter
rl27 Mrs Mary Spotten
129 Wm Edgar, painter
131 F Armstrong, photographer
133 Mrs Eobt Clark
135 Philip Jackson, carpenter
137 Mrs John McGlynn
141 S Donnelly, machinist
143 Richard Boyce, clerk
145 Wm Simmons, mariner
147 Philip Haffner, butcher
Bay st intersects
149 Wm Strainge, grocer
151 Charles Crane, miller
153 James Dunlop, baker
155 Mrs Hugh BaHie
157 Wm Erwin, roadmaster K
PR
159 John A McDonald, mariner
North st intersects
167 Michael Sullivan, carpenter
169 Thos Sullivan, laborer
173 J C White, tinsmith
175 Vacant
Miller's Lane intersects
195 Michael Maddigan, laborer
197 Mrs Wm Elliott
199 Jas Murphy, carpenter
205 James O'Neill, laborer
209 Chas Diamond, laborer
211 Fred Wade, grocer
Raglan road intersects
213 J B Cook, grocer
215 Hugh McQuarrie, teacher
217 N Parent, paymaster K P R
219 Michael Doyle, bartender
221 John Bell, baker
223 John Cowdy, carpenter
225 John Lister, laborer
243 Vacant
245-7 Vacant
John st intersects
257 Vacant
259 Solomon Donaldson, laborer
271 Colin Campbell, laborer
275 J Griffin, laborer
277 Vacant
279 Vacant
281 Daniel Reeves, engineer
283 C Lowry, currier
293 Alex Sloan, laborer
297 Vacant
299 Wm Parker, engineer
301 Wm Holder, carpenter
303 Walter Gow, laborer
Charles st intersects
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305 Jos Groves, laborer
307 J W AlbertsoD, spinner
309 Robt Frizzell, shoemaker
315 Mrs Wm Marvin
321 Samuel Greer, engineer
822 John Greer, watchman
325 John Moore, engineer
327 Robert Henderson, laborer
331 Vacant
333 John Kench, carpenter
James and Rideau sis intersect
St Patrick's Separate School
675 John Fallon, section boss
681 Alexander Darragh
689 Geo Darragh, carpenter
693 Patrick Lawler, carpenter
Methodist Church
C Millan, butcher
775 — Hanscomb, switchman
777 Patrick Delaney, laborer
793 James Summerby, conductor
Star Hotel
F Hornibrook, car inspector
Alex Campbell, grocer
Robt Brignall, car inspector
Robt Hunter, pumpman
Mrs Jas McKay
T Sweetman, car inspector
Jas Upham, conductor
Montreal st (west side)
Third Methodist Church
12 Wm G Fraser
14 Edward Ryan, M D
Shore Loynes & Co, grocers
Princess st intersects
30 W H Pipe, hairdresser
32 Oddfellows' Relief Ass'n
34 Public School Board office
36 S Going, implements
46 Albion Hotel
Queen st intersects
Mrs John Power
1 H B Telgmann, teacher
2 Miss M A Doyle, teacher
3 B D Noxon, merchant
4 Alex Sutherland
5 Geo W Amey, manufacturer
6 D E Mundell, M D
7 Mrs Hester Chamberlain
Major Wm King
5 Thos Meagher, customs
4 Thomas Murray
3 Mrs Robt Scott
2 Henry McQuaig
1 Arch Urquhart, traveler
Ordnance st intersects
House of Providence
Bay st intersects
140 John Irwin, grocer
144 Henry Sands, hide buyer
146 Mrs John Brady
148 John McCammon, butcher
176 Robt O'Connell, shoemaker
178 Patrick O'Brien, moulder
202 Felix O'Reilly, laborer
206 Mrs Ellen Scanlan
210 W Walsh, laborer
212 Vacant
Raylan road intersects
210-218 Vacant
220 John Branigau, grocer
222 Vacant
224 J J Gallagher, painter
Markland st intersects
240 Jas Soward's hotel
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
246 S Rowcroft, spinner
248 Mrs P J McCann
250 Vacant
252 Con Millan, butcher
John 8t intersects
254 Vacant
284 C McCallum, stone cutter
290 Mrs Jane Spencer
292 Mrs Patrick Nugent
294 Daniel Smith, laborer
296 Edward Maddigan, laborer
304 Saml Horuibrook, shoemaker
308 Robert Allen, grocer
Cluirles St intersects
312 Thos Tooher, grocer
826 S McCormack, manufacturer
330 Mrs N Palmer
332 Thos G Ockley, grocer
334 Mrs Laidley
338 Mrs Anna Sherratt
James st intersects
356 Arthur Knight, curriei-
356 Frank PoUitt, baker
358 Thos Pollitt, baker
360 Robt Tilson, laborer
362 House of industry
390 Robert Glasgow, currier
398 Marcus Walker, laborer
402 Wm Fraser, carpenter
404 Vacant
410 Mrs M McDonald
Stephen st intersects
460 Jas Kennedy. laborer
466 Walter Shufflebottom
468 Vacant
480 A Skelton, laborer
Russell st intersects
576 Patrick Gorman, carpenter
Philip Brady
Frontenac Public School
K & P R car works
T Potter, sectionman
680 J W Boakes, conductor
J Cuddeford, stone cutter
John Hoag, switchman
David Funnell, carpenter
W H Harmer, carpenter
770 H M Hanneford, C E
772 Alfred Laidlay, operator
Hickson ave intersects
Jas Quigley, Depot House
G T R Station
Nelson st (east side) north
from Johnston
Thos Grant, boilerraaker
Mrs A G Fen wick
Mack st intersects
141 John Graham, gardener
149 W Dempster, stone cutter
155 Edwin Rescrola, laborer
Two vacant houses
159 J Redden, carpenter
161 Wm Bennett
163 John Newlands, plasterer
171 Wm R Davy, carpenter
173 Vacant
Princess st intersects
Daniel Gunn, laborer
Wm Langdon, contractor
Bryce Douglas, bricklayer
Capt Jos Dix, mariner
John Orr, caretaker
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Nelson st (west side)
Wm Burk, carpenter
138 James Douglas, mason
Two vacant houses
140 John Carver, carpenter
Jas Mcllquham, plasterer
170 Wm Follest, gardener
Princess st intersects
St Luke's Church
Vacant
Robt Reynolds, mason
N Langdon, mason
Nolan's Lane, from 329
Brock
1 Vacant
2 Mrs Alex McDonald
8 Wm Carroll, laborer
4 Vacant
North st (north side) runs
west frO)m water's edge
J D Page, car inspector
Rideau st intersects
Oil & Enamel Cloth Co
Bagot and Montreal sts intersect
North st (south side)
* M Wart, laborer
Hideau st intersects
50 David Hay, laborer
5G Richard Hay, laborer
68 J B Whalen, sailor
G2 Capt Daniel Bates
64 Mrs Mary Ann Glancy
68 Vacant
Bagot st intersects
Mrs John Donovan
Patrick Corrigan, laborer
Montreal st intersects
O'Kill st (north side) west
from Barrie to King w
5 Wm Dunnett, laborer
15 James Barrigan, laborer
19 Mrs Jane Vernell
21 Vacant
George st intersects
O'Kill st (south side)
10 Samuel Thomas, plasterer
George st intersects
40 Alex McClymont
42 James Gallivan, engineer
44 Geo Creighton, bookkeeper
48 George Murray, mariner
50 John Dunn, laborer
52 James Regan, moulder
Mrs Isabella luglis
Geo Watts, laborer
60 Mrs J B Rogers
Ontario st (east side) from
West to the River
13 Felix Lennon, fireman
Engine house
19 Wm Vince, engineer
23 Henry Yeddo, engineer
25 Mrs H Staley
25aR Mcllgorm, blacksmith
27 Chai'lesGuardapea, carpenter
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotcl), Canadian and
American Monuments.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
r27 John Dwyer, laborer
31 Mrs P LaFrance
Kngston Foundry
Union St intersects
1 Geo Palmer, ship carpenter
2 Thos Sulhvan
3 C Geghan, ship carpenter
4 Wm Mandeville, laborer
5 Edward Garry, barber
6 N Lafreniere, laborer
7 Jos Mandeville, carpenter
8 Francis Knott, laborer
9 Mrs Patrick Burk
10 John Potts, carter
1 1 Mrs Alex Thomson
12 Joseph Bird
18 John O'Brien, laborer
14 George Bird
Ll5 Mrs O'Reilly
Gore St intersects
Canadian Engine and Loco-
motive Co
111 John Corrigan, storeman
118 Thos Corrigan, storeman
121 Thos Clancy, laborer
A Gunn & Co, wholesale gro-
cers
William st intersects
Grand Trunk station
Johnston st intersects
Vacant
175 Jas Browne & Co, wholesale
grocers
183 George Robertson & Son,
wholesale grocers
189 Fenwick, Hendry & Co,whole-
sale grocers
191 J A Hendry, commission
195 E J Madden, cheese buyer
195 Catholic Foresters' rooms
Clarence st intersects
Kingston & Pembroke Rail-
way Station
Brock st intersects
Union Hotel
K & P Railway stables
Fire station
J Gaskiu, manager M T Co
Princess st intersects
257 Ottawa Hotel
259 F X Lachance, grocer
261 Jas Tierney & Co, grocers
268 Oldrieve & Horn, sailmakers
265 Vacant
267 B McCarey, grocer
269 Rathbun Co, flour
273 J Cockburn, steam fitter
277 Wm Cockburn, blacksmith
Queen st intersects
285 Jas Cameron, laborer
291 F F Cole, grain merchant
Vacant
293 Mrs Catharine Donoghue
M Mallen, wood dealer
Barrack st intersects
Tete du Pont barracks
Cataraqui Bridge
Ontario st (west side)
8 Mrs Wm Bain
10 Vacant
22 Augustus Thibodo
32 W G Craig, merchant
The Shedden Co stables
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Union st intersects
,rZ^ Z Goudrean, grocer
»/nr Homer Fraser, blacksmith
^^ Vacant
<r'*-3ohn McDonald, laborer
64 Mrs Andrew Sharp
68 A A McDonald, laborer
70 Joseph Caren
72 Capt Alex Rnshford
72aJa8 Scott, laborer
72 John Bejean, carpenter
74 Alex Watson, laborer
74 Joseph Corneal! , mariner
/^ Fred Rayle, mariner
78 Geo Johnston, patternmaker
^^D Pelon, laborer
^David Downey, carter
^^Vacant
/^ John Sproule, fitter
Gore St intersects
84 Thos Lovitt, moulder
90 John Erskine, shoemaker
90 James Scott, laborer
92 M McGoldrick, boilermaker
94 John Joyce, laborer
96 James Boulgeri, laborer
Fred Beebe, driver
Abraham Snider, laborer
100 Wm Hinds, laborer
102 P Fitzgerald, boilermaker
106 Henry Paladeau
Earl St intersects
Vacant
128-130 B H Carnovsky, cabinet
maker
132 A Haaz, vinegar manfr
136 Thos McConville, butcher
William st intersects
City lumber yard
144 Mrs E Saunders, hotel
148 W H Maguire, boarding
162 Vacant
j 154 John McCummiskey, pilot
156 B Redfearn, laborer
164 Owen McGmnis, hotel
168 H S Johnson, shoemaker
Johnston st intersects
Anglo-American hotel
176 Vacant
178-84 Hotel Frontenac
186 Bell Telephone office
188 Custom examining warehouse
j 190 D S Robertson, broker
192 Smythe, Smith & Lyon, bar-
risters
194 Kirkpatrick & Rogers, Barris-
ters
196 United States Consulate
198 Breck & Booth, coal and
wood
Clarence st intersects
200 T L Snook, barrister
202-4 Stanley House
Market Square intersects
Bank of British North Ame-
rica
City buildings
Brock st intersects
228 The 0 K House
234 Richard Smith, barber
286 Mrs David Lafreniere
238-240 Vacant
242 J Gray, boarding
248 Wm McRossie, lumber
260 Wm S West, auctioneer
262 Jas Gowdy, butcher
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Headquarters fcr Sewer Pipe and Cut Stone.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Princess st intersects
Stevenson's piano factory
268 Richard Booth, fireman
270 Joseph Siddall, carpenter
272 Andrew Maclean, grocer
274 James Roberts, groom
276 David Seeley, carpenter
282 Manley WilHams, hotel
Queen st intersects
286 Lake View House
288 Millan Bros, butchers
290 Harry Jennings, shoes
294 Mrs Patrick Carroll
298-300 Vacant
306 John Dickson, shoemaker
312 Hogan House
Barrack st intersects
Campbell's wood yard
Place d'Armes intersects
Soward's wood yard
M T Co's shipyard
Mrs Mary A Knapp
A C Knapp, boatbuilder
Orchard st north from Cata-
raqui
Frank Lalonde, blacksmith
Z Glazier, carter
James Mahoney, carter
Edward Scrutton, laborer
Rubt Stevenson, tinsmith
Asel Anis, carpenter
River st intersects
Montreal Lead
Smelting Co
Mining and
Ordnance st (north side)
from 287 Well ngton
Rideau st intersects
39 D McEwen, machinist
41 J F McEwen, machinist
43 Patrick Burns, baker
45 Wm Towers, weighman
47 Mrs Philip Phillips
49 Andrew McAvey, laborer
Bagot st intersects
Joseph Elmer, barber
J F Martin, sign painter
Alex Duncan, butcher
Montreal st intersects
House of Providence
107 James Ausen, laborer
109 Alex Mclntyre, shoemaker
111 Mrs James Pratt
115 S Burton, upholsterer
117 N Van winkle, carpenter
119 M McMillan, laborer
121 AH Knapp, carpenter
123 Mrs Patrick McGrath
125 H McDonald, shoemaker .
Sydenham st intersects
135 Lewis Gourdier, carver
139 Edward Ball, clerk
141 Vacant
143 J H Kilpatrick, stonecutter
145 Jas Graham, mechanic
147 Daniel Eves, carter
149 Patrick Aiken, carter
Burial ground
Alma st intersects
187 J Sharmao, boat builder
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Ordnance st (south side)
Rideau st intersects
42 Philip Bajus, shoemaker
• 4:9, P Mullen, piano maker
46 P McCormack
48 M J Leaden, clerk
Bagot st intersects
76 Thos Barlow, contractor
Montreal st intersects
110 CW Crowley, laborer
112 Vacant
114 John Mclntyre, moulder
116 Vacant
118 Robt Barr, lineman
122 Patrick Flannagan, engineer
Sydenham st intersects
134 Patrick Healey, laborer
142 Miss Lizzie Wafer
146 Patrick Lyons, hackman
150 James Dooley, shoemaker
162 Mrs Ralph King
Clergy st intersects
178 Wm Abernethy, machinist
184 Isaac Newlands, contractor
186 James Gardiner
190 A McBride, engineer
192 S McBride, carpenter
194 Harry Locker, baker
Park st, G. T. R. Station,
Montreal st, now Hickson
ave
Patrick st (north side) from
junction of Balaclava and
Alma to James
15 Vacant
17 J J Behan, merchant
Raglan road intersects
Markland and John sts intersect
M Fallon, carter
Charles st intersects
Patrick st, (south side)
10 Wm Jarett, laborer
16 Edward Bowles
18 Alex Bowles, coremaker
Luke Joyce, carter
Raglan road intersects
Henry Smith, laborer
Vacant
Joseph Aiken, laborer
Vacant
John st intersects
B Hurst, foreman
Adam Lees, spinner
Chas Clarke, blacksmith
Quebec st intersects
John Ryder, laborer
Mrs E A Sears
Anson Hughes, carpenter
Pine st intersects
Pembroke st (east side) from
King w to Union
R McDonald, manufacturer
T Davidson, instructor K P
Daniel Woodhouse, carpenter
Michael Koen. guard K P
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Qtnno Yard s. j. kilpatrick, prop.,
dlUIIC Fdlll 372 Princess street.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Pembroke st (west side)
5 Chas Bostridge, guard K P
7 Vacant
9 Jas Rutherford, guard K P
11 James Doyle, guard, K P
Picard st, now Raglan road
Pine st (north side) from Pat-
rick to Alfred
37 James Taylor, grocer
89 Vacant
41 Robt Gowan, agent
45 John Mcllroy, laborer
5^ Catharine st intersects
49 John Mcllroy, laborer
53 Vacant
59 John Woods, laborer
Cowdy st intersects
61 John Thompson, baker
63 Albert Spooner, carpenter
65 John Babcock, carpenter
69 Thos Graham, laborer
71 Myles Young, blacksmith
73 Thos Galloway, tailor
75 Vacant
77 John Maloney, blacksmith
79 Wm Cockade, laborer
81 George Brown, laborer
83 Wm Davis, patternmaker
Cherry st intersects
85 Willard Stephens, mariner
99 Leon Verbeck, electrician
101 W H Godwin, ins agent
103 Benj Lane, driver
Division st intersects
145 Capt Wm Bloomfield
147 Lewis Hubbard, laborer*
165 Charles David, carpenter
157 Vacant
Lansdowne st intersects
169 Mrs Ptobert Morrison
175 J McD Taylor, mason
189 John Allen, mechanic
Pine st (south side)
6 Henry Menke, laborer
8 John Bell, carpenter
10 Wm Mcllroy, laborer
12 Patrick Mallen, laborer
16 Duncan Walker, blacksmith
18 W Campsall, carpenter
22 Vacant
24 Samuel Robinson, baker
26 John King, carpenter
28 Robt Bushey, carpenter
38 Thos Dehaney, carter
42 John McCabe, tailor
Cherry st intersects
Mrs M McDonald, grocer
92 Henry Saunders, carpenter
100 H Yeatman, engineer
102 Henry Waggoner, dairyman
104 W D Derry, mason
Division si intersects
140 Robert Elliott, carpenter
142 John H McMaster, laborer
144 Henry Stratford, engineer
146 Wm Coburn, laborer
152 Levy Scouten, laborer
Lansdowne st intersects
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Place d'Armes (north side)
from Ontario to Welling-
ton
James Sowards, wood mer-
chant
A Caldwell & Son, lumber
Jos Mercier, carpenter
Wm Lawlor, laborer
P McCormack, coal
King st intersects
Hay Market
Bullis & Grimshaw, hay
J McLeod, sash and doors
Wellington st intersects
Place d'Armes (south side)
Mrs James Kelly
16 Vacant
22 Joseph Kmg, laborer
26 Chas Peters, shoemaker
28 Mrs James McGowan
34 Railroad Hotel
King st intersects
R E Jackson, blacksmith
48 Richard Brown, laborer
50 Vacant
52 Henry Conley, clerk
54 Thos Woodhead, laborer
Thos Worth, caretaker
Riding School
Wellington st intersects
Plum st
(east side)
James
from
John McKee, carpenter
Vacant
Plum st (west side)
L Turcott, laborer
Samuel Jenkins, carpenter
Prime st, from York
No houses
Princess st (north side) from
harbor to limits
H Mooers & Co, grain
Ottawa Hotel
Ontario st intersects
37 Stevenson & Co, pianos
J L Orr, blacksmith
39 B Barney & Co, metals
41 Ed Re veil, confectioner
43 Jos Fisher, flour
45 M Julian, dealer
47 Vacant
49 A Fields, barber
51 Mrs C Garrigan
53 Vacant
55 L W Murphy, grocer
King st intersects
65 Hon M Sullivan, M D
67 Neivs office
69 Jackson & Co, bottlers
71-3 J Muckleston & Co, hard-
ware
75 W M Drennan, furniture
77 EUiott Bros, plumbers
79-81 R White, dyer
83 D A Waddell, harness mk'r
85-7 McMahon Bros, hardware
89 S Oberndorffer, cigar manfr
91 A McCormick, liquors
83 Benj Silver, clothier
95 John Corbett, hardware
THOS- 3X/4:c^fi-TJI^
Boolsseller, Stationer Sz BoolsToincier,
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Wellington st intersects
101 L M Woods, fancy goods
103-5 Alex Sutherland, boots
107 Vacant
109 Stroud Bros, teas
111 Jos Dillon & Son, boots
113 W J Mahood, fancy goods
115-17 Vincent Ockley & Sons,
grocers
121 J Hiscock, grocer
123 Young Men's Christian Assn
125 S Weaver, fancy goods
127 Geo Offord, sr, boots
131 John Tweddell, tailor
133 T Havward, livery
133-137 City Hotel
139 J S R McCann, insurance
139 Wm Mundell, barrister
141 D F Armstrong, boots
143 Dalton & Strange, nardware
145 Noxon & Rockwell, boots
Bagot st intersects
155 G S Hobart, druggist
157 N T Greenwood, fruiterer
159 M Kirkpatrick, fancy goods
161 R H Elmer, barber
165 J W Powell, photographer
167 H A Liffiton, watchmaker
171 H Skinner & Co, druggists
173 John Routley, tobacconist
175 S P Fraser, tailor
177 Rees Bros, confectioners
185 W J Wilson, druggist
187 Robertson Bros, crockery
189- R M Horsey & Co, hardware
191 McNaughton & Co, clothiers
193 A Strachan, hardware
Montreal st intersects
201 A Hyman, clothier
203-7 Windsor Hotel
209 R D Baker, tobacconist
211 J Franklin, flour and feed
213 Singer Manufacturing Co
215 Joel Laishley, Singer Co
217 E J Fokes, barber
219 M Dolan, saddler
223 B Harris, barber
225 J M Sherlock, tailor
225 J M Sherlock, jr, music
227 Hop Lee, laundry
225 R Montgomery, dyer
227 Miss Waller, fancy goods
229-31 Wm Dunn, stoves
233-5 G W Robinson, carriages
241 F C Marshall, cabinetmaker
243 Chadwick & Clark, marble
Sydenham st intersects
251 H Brame, undertaker
261 Wm Pipe, bottler
263 James Conley, confectioner
265 Vacant
267 Thos Cunningham, boots
269 James Davis, shoemaker
271 Mrs M D Hurst, dressmaker
273 Wm Cannon, tailor
279 Vacant
281 Vacant
285 Wm Pipe, manufacturer
289 James Boyd, baker
291 Hugh Morgan, piano agent
293 James Macdonald, dealer
295 Mrs Donnelly
297 Mrs R Pigiou, ladies' fur-
nisher
Clergy st intersects
St Andrew's Church
383 John Mulhu, crockery
335 Richard Campion, painter
841-3 John Ward & Co, grocers
345 David Gibson, grocer
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347 J Laughlin, carpenter
349 John Laird, paperhanger
351 B Harris, barber
353 E Hawken, shoemaker
355 Andrew Keyes, shoemaker
357 Geo Dick, carriage trimmer
359 J S Babcock, grocer
Barrie st intersects
367 Vacant
371 Mrs Koland Benedict
381 C Jenkin, blacksmith
383 Peter Shaugraw.laundryman
385 Miss M Minnes
387 W J Arniel, watchmaker
389 C F Barber, carpenter
391 Wm Drury, tinsmith
393 Mrs Wm Drury
395 Robt Graham, shoemaker
405 IS H Fee, M D
407 Thomas Campbell
41 1 Wm Corbett, tinsmith
413 Miss Rebecca Lee
421 Fred Welsh, marble cutter
Division st intersects
435 Wm Pillar
437 Henry P Wells, livery
443 T A Caswell, carpenter
445 Vacant
449 Duncan Cays, drover
451 Thos Prittie, ropemaker
453 H A Miller, laborer
455 W J Livingston, merchant
457 H M Henderson, traveler
459 Richard Gilbert, traveler
461 D Gibson, grocer
471-3 R J McDowall, music
475 Mrs Mary Thornton
477 T W McCrea, carriage maker
479 Mrs Henry Burns
483 Kingston Street Railway
493 W H Mouck, driver
495 Thos D Minnes, merchant
497 Peter Bates
499 H A Lacroix, cabinet maker
501 Wm H Gibson, agent
503 John Thornton, grocer
Chatham st intersects
521 John Ash, laborer
523 Richard Elliott, shoemaker
525 Wm Jarvis, carpenter
527 Wm Murray, clerk
A Ifred st intersects
563 Jos McBride, carpenter
565 David Ruttan, carpenter
567 Wm Chown, bricklayer
569 James Steacy, traveler
571 T D Carscallen, carpenter
573 Wm D Graves, trimmer
Frontenac st intersects ,
601 D J Patterson, carpenter
A Ihert st intersects
619 Henry Bailey, grocer
621 Stephen Graves, clerk
623 Vacant
627 Jos Gates, driver
629 George Adsit, carpenter
631 J Nelson Armstrong, printer
635 Thos Carter, grocer
Nelson st intersects
639 Wm Reid, clerk
641 G E Theobald, painter
647 Mrs J Peters, grocer
Victoria st intersects
653 Walter Wiltshire, baker
657 Jas Doyle, butcher
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Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotch, Canadian and
American Monuments.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
661 Henry Barnes, blacksmith
663 George Reed, laborer
667 Wm McFedridge, butcher
Jeremiah Doyle
Geo Adsit, carpenter
Smith st intersects
679-681-687 Vacant
699 Edward Upfold, laborer
705 Mrs Jas Harpell
709 James McKnight, laborer
711 Piobt Hyland
793 John Hyland, carpenter
801 Mrs John Jones
809 Joseph Moore
Tower st intersects
811 Anthony Guire, butcher
815 Vacant
829 Vacant
837 Wm Murphy, laborer
843-845-853 Vacant
Wm Carson *
City Limits
Princess st (south side)
J Richardson & Sous, grain
Ontario st intersects
Wm McRossie. lumber
86 H P Wells, livery
42 Vacant
44 Joseph Fleury, teacher
46 J E Hutcheson, auctioneer
48 Mrs Mary Waggoner
50 Vacant
52 McBroom Bros, grocers
King st intersects
62 O'Brien & Howland, clothiers
66 G McDonald, harness maker
66 P 0 Carnovsky, tobacconist
66 Mrs H Fahey, confectioner
70 R Newlands, tobacconist
70 Thos McGowan, boarding
72 A E Elmer, barber
76 Wm Shanahan. hotel
78-80 Cousineau, Quinn & Cor-
rigan, dry goods
82 Kingston Business College
Company
82 Victoria Hall
84 Jas Galloway, sen, hatter
86 J Henderson & Co, book-
sellers
88-90-92 J C Hardy & Co, dry
goods
92 H Henderson, photographer
94 Glasgow Warehouse
Wellington st intersects
100 A C Johnston, watchmaker
102 A J McMahon, dry goods
106-8 Walsh & Steacy, dry goods
108 Miss R McNamee, dressmaker
110 Lambert & Walsh, tailors
114 Federal Warehouse
116 Haines & Lockett, boots
118-120 Richmond, Orr & Co, dry
goods
122 Grand Union Clothing Co
124 Chown & Mitchell, druggists
124^W G Ashley, gents' furnisher
126 B Doran & Co, milliners
128-30 Alex Ross, dry goods
182-84 Spence & Crumley, dry
goods
136 Rigiiey & Hickey, grocers
138 J B Page & Co, hatters
140 Miunes & Burns, dry goods
Bagot st intersects
156 T Mills & Co, hatters
s
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DIRECT IMPORTERS,
I'T'O IPriaricees St,
STREET DIRECTORY.
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158 John Elmer, pool rooms
IGO Miss M Richardson , hair work
162 John McKay, leather
164 M Hickey & Co, milliners
166 Vacant
168 W J Dick & Son, boots
170 Laidlaw & Son, dry goods
174 F Shaw & Co, dry ^oods
176 Murray & Taylor, dry goods
178 Jas Redden, grocer
180 R McFaul, dry goods
182 Jas Crawford, grocer
184 American Shoe & Clothing Co
186 City Drug Store
Montreal st intersects
200 Shore Loynes & Co, grocers
202 Wm Stuart, fancy goods
204 Bowes & Bisonette, dry goods
206 J R Rattenbury, gents' fur-
nisher
208 T McAuley, bookseller
210 N Switzer, saloon
212 Vacant
214 A G Flett, tailor
216 W C Martin, saddlery hard-
ware
218 Martin's Opera House
220 Vacant
222 J McLaughlin, confectioner
224 W P Bell & Son, photogr's
224 Mrs W H Reid, dressmaker
226 C L Bass, watchmaker
228 W L Richardson, picture
230 R K Funnell, piano regulator
230 Dr R V Funnell
230 R E Sparks, dentist
232 N C Poison ^i Co, druggists
236 Wood Bros, watchmakers
238 Robt Wood, tobbaconist
240 John Haffner, butcher
242 N E Ruuians, grocer
244 Geo Carruthers, grocer
246 Parkhill & Co, commission
254-6 Jas Reid, furniture
258 Mrs Dennis Branigan
260 Vacant
262 B A Booth & Co, woollens
264 Samuel Green, butcher
266 Seth Lyon
266 A R Martin, grocer
270 T H Johns, grocer
270i Herbert Day, boarding
272 A McDonald, baker
274 J A Greenwood, confectioner
280 Mrs Ellen Jones, fancy goods
282 S J Kelly, painter
284 Mrs H Stratford, grocer
286 H Sharpe, grocer
288 W Pritchard, confectioner
290 James Boyd, livery
292 Jas Robbs, butcher
294 Robt Campbell, saloon
296 M Campbell, grocer
300 E R Welch & Son, marble
cutters
Clergy st intersects
312 F Boyd, baker
314 Jos Frasso, restaurant
316 Robert Joyce, butcher
320 John Carson, merchant
322 Carson Bros, grocers
324 R Carson, wh grocer
326 J H Taylor, dealer
380 John Saunders, butcher
332 Samuel Harkness, hotel
346 P Haffner, barber
348-50 R J Brown, hotel
352 Vacant
354 H Stratford, taxidermist
356-58 A Swanston, baker
Barrie st intersects
366 Vacant
Books for Presents at McAuley's.
64
CITY OF KINGSTON.
870 James Schofield, baker
372 Kingston stone yard
378 John Primo, confectioner
r378 Mrs Henry Patterson
380 Samuel Mason, laborer
r380 Mrs James Laturney
382 Wm Lapage, plasterer
384 Fred Eward, laundry man
386 James F Gray, moulder
388 Mrs Samuel Jenkins
390-92 J Laturney, carriages
394 George Brown
396 0 V Bartells
400 Mrs John McPherson
412 Mrs John Wiley
Division st intersects
424 Dr Edwin Hemsted
« /426 M D Price
^ I 428 Vacant
w , 430 Vacant
432 Sidney Day, traveler
434 John Mills, teacher
406 John Dunbar, merchant
450 Col John Duff
University ave intersects
G M Weber, factory
500 George Mooers
502 Chas Livingston, merchant
506 George Newlands, architect
518 Vacant
522 James Ferguson, salesman
524 Vacant
526 James Hinds, soda water
manufr
Alfred st intersects
J as Adams, gi*ocer
Mrs John Hentig
Frontenac and Albert sis inter-
sect
622 M D Pioach, cabdriver
624 Michael Walsh, butcher
628 J H Brown, M D
630 Joseph Stewart, carpenter
Nelson st intersects
Public School
668.70 Thos Caruovsky, baker
Victoria st intersects
Jos McConnell, hotel
680 Eev A W Cooke
716 Wm Spankie
720 Mrs Mary McConnell
730 John Saunders, butcher
MacdoJinell st intersects
768 Wm Doyle, butcher
772 Mrs Agnes Cooper
776 Daniel Cooper, merchant
826 Jas H Metcalfe, M L A
834 John Saunders, laborer
83 i Robert Saunders, laborer
840 Alfred Blakey, butcher
842 Vacant
844 W J Daley, grocer
848 Thos McGuire, butcher
852 James Watt, gardener
Re(/ent st intersects
868 Mrs Lasher
914 Daniel Fallon
Bath road intersects
Quebec st (north sidei from
Patrick to Division
9 Alex Crumley, baker
T Aim AW'Q RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
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Cherry st intersects
89 John Jenkins, laborer
Quebec st (south side)
2 Vacant
4 Vacant
6 Alfred Cass, mason
8 Alfred Snare, laborer
22-24-26-28 Vacant
84 Henry Young, mason
38 James Johnston, carpenter
Cherry st intersects
52 Mrs Catharine Bevan
54 Thos Boyd, butcher
66 Vacant
John McKim, laborer
Wm Millard, joiner
Vacant
Lester Young, blacksmith
Vacant
Vacant
John Morrison, moulder
58
78
80
82
84
86
88
Queen st (north side) from
the Harbor to Division
Montreal Transportation Co
Ontario st intersects
Lake View House
11 Alex Sly, horse dealer
19 Gas Works and coal yard
29 P McKegney, laborer
King st intersects
Victoria Foundry
57 J V Burton, moulder
63 Wm O'Neill, laborer
60 James Christmas, laborer
67 Mrs John Bird
86
87
89
91
93
101
103
105
107
69 H Angrove, shoemaker
Wellington st intersects
73 Mrs Thos Dunn, grocer
75 Samuel McWaters, engineer
77 Vacant
79 John Maloney, storekeeper
81 Thos Malone, upholsterer
Mrs George Elliott
Alex Begg, carter
Capt A H Miller, mariner
Miss Ellen Patterson
T J Donoghue, traveler
95 H Wade, druggist
97 Capt S Eraser, mariner
Miss Sarah Coy
Mrs Ann Manion
Mrs Daniel Hagerty
Mrs John McLellan
Salvation Army Barracks
Bagot st intersects
Greenwood & McGuire,
marble
125 Daniel Doyle, laborer
131 J G Porter, painter
133 Kichard Seaton, laborer
St Paul's Church
Montreal st intersects
159 John Hopkirk, P 0 clerk
161 Thos Power, architect
Thos Driver, custom officer
G M Wilkinson
John Cornelius, sailor
Percy Clark, traveler
Miss Rosanna McFadden
Vacant
Sydenham st intersects
163
165
167
177
179
185
201 Robt Sellars, J P
i 211 Wm Ford
WHEN YOU WANT GRANITE OR MARBLE
MONUMENTS, CUT STONE OR TILE PIPE, CO
TO S. J. KILPATRICK.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
213 Rev W B Carey
219 W J Mahood, merchant
223 Queen st Methodist Church
Clergy st intersects
235 A Davidson, contractor
237 Mrs Isaac Patton
241 Capt Taylor
245 Vacant
247 G W Eobmson
249 Mrs Jane Kirk
251 John Saunders, mariner
253 James Marshall, carter
259 James Brown, painter
263 Adam Jacob, shoemaker
267 Miss M Crook, dressmaker
269 R McFaul, merchant
271 Robt McFaul, sen
Barrie st intersects
271 Wm Fee
273 E Granger, cabinet maker
275 J H Eleson, carpenter
281 Mrs Wm Shannon
283 C N Greaza, clerk
285 Catholic Apostolic Church
287 Arthur Chown, merchant
299 BaiUe Bros, broom manfrs
809 G N Leader, painter
311 Mrs Margaret Allen
Main st intersects
819 Public School
829 Wm McCammon, butcher
331 John Maynard, carpenter
333 Mrs Jas McCammon
335 Mrs M McQuaig
837 E F Chapman, grocer
Division st intersects
Queen st (south side)
R Crawford & Co, coal
The Rathbuu Co
Ontario st intersects
Coal Yards
St Lawrence Hotel
King st intersects
McDermott's carriage works
DMcEwen& Son, machinists
J) Kane, carriagemaker
Wellington st intersects
72
82
84
86
88
92
94
102
Wm Hastings, sailor
P J Kelly, harnessmaker
Vacant
John Tierney, clerk
S Oberndorffer, cigar manf 'r
Mrs Matthew Byrnes
James Norris, traveler
John Tweddell, merchant
102^ Mrs Wm Baxter, teacher
104 Mrs Thos McGrath, boarding
108 Thos D Robinson, painter
110 John Spooner, carpenter
114 James Barry, tailor
Bagot st intersects
124 Peter Lenea
128 H Staley, laborer
130 Wm Leadbeater, laborer
132 Thos Graham, teamster
136 Solomon Weaver, merchant
188 Mrs Alex Eraser
140 Wm Pappa, printer
142 Miss Eliza Jarvis
148 Mrs Charles Lansing
Montreal st intersects
Albion Hotel
164 R M Horsey, merchant
170 R A Spence, carpenter
182 Jos Kidd, customs officer
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184 Mrs Dr James Meagher
186 Rev A Spencer
Si/denham st intersects
196 Allan J Eees, traveler
198 William Wilson
200 Edwin Plant, traveler
202 T C Wilson, livery
210 John McCallum, stone cutter
212 Thos McGuire, fish dealer
216 B Bailey, broom manufact'r
220 J S Walker,* clerk
224 Wm Chrisley, cab driver
226 M Corrigan, merchant
Clergy st intersects
250 Miss Harrington
254 J M Sherlock, merchant
258 James Dunphy
260 Joseph Piourk, blacksmith
262 H Hanley, hostler
262 Juhn Painter, engineer
266 Thos Mclver, mason
268 W J Painter, machinist
Barrie st intersects
282 James Marshall, clerk
286 George Barron, mariner
288 Fletcher Switzer, boai'ding
290 Bev J E Gillmore
292 Wm Drury, tinsmith
294 Owen Jones, printer
296 M J Lyon, bookkeeper
300 Vacant
302 Mrs John McKay
304 John Ilett, clerk
306 Henry Wooderow, engineer
308 Edward Rikley, baker
310 Robert Graham, tailor
312 Mrs John Lytle
816 Wm Lake, carpenter
318 John Hogan, carpenter
820 James Loft, mariner
328 Mrs Owen McQuaid
338 W J Moore, macliinist
Division st intersects
Raglan rd, formerly George
and Picard sts (north side)
from Rideau to Division
3 vacant houses
Patrick Flannigan, laborer
Mrs Ellen Maloney
Bagot st interseces
Samuel Sawberry, sorter
John Reilly, laborer
Montreal st intersects
41 Charles Smeaton, currier
Sydenham st intersects
45 Michael Gallivan, carter
47 Vacant
49 Edward Taylor, sailor
51 Thomas Tucker, laborer
103 C H Powell, carpenter
105 Mrs Powell
111 Thomas Newton, cabman
123 John Stewai't, watchman
Patnck st intersects
149 Charles Flint, laborer
Barrio st intersects
155 Wm Massie, carpenter
159 Wm Massie, jr, contractor
York st intersects
Main st intersects
I 177 Patrick Lennon, laborer
Division st intersects
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Raglan Road (south side)
Vacant
Bagot 8t intersects
John Kallaugher, laborer
Thomas Regan, bookkeeper
Montreal st intersects
100 John Tetlock, carpenter
Sydenham st intersects
108 Owen Aldred, laborer
110 Joseph Donaldson, mail clerk
Redan st intersects
112 Lewis Dougall, laborer
IIG John Smiley, laborer
124 Vacant
Patrick st intersects
150 Patrick Hart, laborer
152 Vacant
154 Mrs Catharine Morris
Barrie st intersects
166 John Pierson, laborer
York, Main and Vine sts intersect
Redan st (east side) from
Balaclava to Raglan rd
9 Samuel Gray, clerk
13 Wm Nicholson, blacksmith
15 John Cavanagh
21 Patrick Fallon, laborer
Redan st (west side)
6 Mrs Robt Spencer
8 Ralph Spencer, tailor
10 Vacant
12 Alfred Maxam, painter
14 Stephen Tyo, mariner
16 John Anderson, machinist
Regent st, runs south from
Princess
Mrs John Lindsay
Thos England, gardener
— Blake, mason
Frank Berry, gardener
Rideau st (east side) from
Barrack to Montreal
1 Mrs Geo Jenman
11 Mrs James Ennis
15 Anthony LaRue, shoemaker
17 Frank Malefant, diver
21 Andrew Rankin, carter
23 Patrick O'Connor, miller
25 Mars Simmons, carpenter
27 Jas Campbell, wood dealer
29 John Campbell, clerk
31 B Allen, carpenter
85 Thos Murphy, mariner
Ordnance st intersects
41 Chas Chambers, mariner
47 Philip Bajus, brewer
57 Capt Wm Bajus, mariner
59 Capt Daniel Noouan
63 Jacob Bajus
65 John Macdonald,
Bay st intersects
83 — Henderson, laborer
85 Walter Gunn, laborer
91 Miss Mary Ann Shanahan
99 Mrs Daniel Lynch
101 M Darwin, laborer
North st intei'sects
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105 Martin Holland
Wm Wilson, sr,
cotton mill
manager
Cataraqui st intersects
J J Carrington, tanner
219 A Lake, laborer
223 Joseph Conley, carter
225 Samuel Kearns, mechanic
229 Wm Lambert, sectionman
Vacant
John Hamilton, laborer
Vacant
Rideau st (west side)
Barrack st intersects
Mrs T Crozier, grocer
2 Vacant
4 B Simpson, carpenter
6 Mrs James McQuaid
8 Mrs John Marceau
10 Clias Goyett, eugineer
12 Vacant
14 Wm Little, carpenter
16 Robt Marshall, engineer
18 M Madden, engineer
20 Jos Murray, mariner
24 Wm Carey, music dealer
38 J M Dunlop, hay dealer
Ordnance st iiitersects
50 Mrs Mary Shannessy
52 Vacant
54 James Daley
56 Geo Maxwell, clerk
58 Wm Cannem, carpenter
Cataraqui Public School
Bay st intersects
82 Daniel Murphy, grocer
94 Jeremiah Doolan, laborer
96 Andrew Dunlap, mariner
102 Patrick Doyle, laborer
116 A Haaz, manfr
North st intersects
Oil Cloth Factory
142 Patrick O'Neill, laborer
144 D J Fuunell, engineer
148 Patrick Keating, laborer
150 John Nelson, jr, carter
152 John Nelson, sr
154 W R Moore, sculptor
156 Robert Hughes
158 Wm Spencer, engineer
160-62 Peter McGlade
Raglan road intersects
J J Maloney, butcher
168 Wm Nevens, yard boss
170 John Weir, laborer
172 Thos Crawford, carpenter
176 Thos Harrison, bricklayer
Corngan st intersects
180 Robt Davis, prop dry dock
182 John Egan, moulder
186 Geo Baker, carpenter
188 Thos Funnell, conductor
190 Vacant
192 Baptiste Bourdeau, laborer
194 C VanLuven, miller
196 Geo Gruber, cigar maker
198 — Steele, cigar maker
200 Stephen Young, tanner
Vufferin st intersects
200 Maitland Emmett, engineer
202 Wm Simmonds, salesman
204 Wm Waller, laborer
212 Vacant
Charles st intersects
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe,
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
258 M Sturges, carter
Division st intersects
Cataraqui st intersects
George Maxon, laborer
Mrs Jas McCallum
Thos Jackson, currier
Wm McNeill, merchant
T W Clark, mechanic
Geo Halland, engineer
James Linton, laborer
Chester Wood, carpenter
Vacant
W H Cunningham, currier
C H Hubbard, carpenter
J W Pound, engineer
George Dowe, laborer
Russell st (south side)
Two vacant houses
Thos McCormack, watchman
Jahn Scanlan, printer
Patrick Delaney
John O'Brien, carter
Patrick Killeen, carter
Wm Gallagher, carpenter
Michael Nolan, carpenter
St Catharine st (east side)
from Pine
River st, (north side) west
from Orchard to Rideau
John Spence, currier
David Leslie, engineer
1 James Munro, miner
5 Herbert Asseltine, carpenter
Thos Sands, laborer
11-13 Vacant
J J Carrington, tanner
I Jamieson
St Catharine st (west side)
River street, (south side)
Rideau st intersects
Wm Quinn, tanner
4 James Campbell, carpenter
T P Pyman, warehouseman
Thos Cowdy, laborer
Mrs John Adams
George Elliott, carpenter
Vacant
Russell st, formerly North
John (north side) from
Montreal to Division
John McQuaid, carpenter
Vacant
Mrs John Gray
Charles Dinsmore, laborer
Bernard Keegan, laborer
James Delaney
Wm Delaney, laborer
M J Delaney, carpenter
St Lawrence ave n from King
w to Stuart
Capt Jas Allen, mariner
Simcoe st (north side) from
the water to King e
7 Lewis Francis, ladder manu-
facturer
J. Laidlaw & Son ''^"Sfoi^'of ^
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Simcoe st (south side)
T N Sharman, boat builder
22 Capt E A Booth, jr mariner
84 Mrs Marian Cameron
Sixth St, w from Division
3 Thos Hall, moulder
Wm Orser, laborer
Chatham and Alfred sts intersect
^ mith St from Princess n
No houses
Stanley st from Division to
Alfred, formerly Upper Vic-
toria
Thomas King, carpenter
Lansdowne st intersects
John Strachan
Wm Miller, moulder
Wm King, carpenter
John Howell, mason
Vacant
Henry Mackie, horse trainer
Stephen st (north side) from
Montreal west
Thos Huddars, foreman
James Screaton, teamster
Two vacant houses
Joseph Buse, laborer
Mrs Mary Clark
Mrs Wm Taylor
Stephen st (south side)
Samuel Smith, spinner
Thos White, laborer
David Vick, carpenter
Octave Marquis, tailor
Edward Hargreaves, moulder
John Robertson, tailor
Samuel Costello, laborer
John Hanley, laborer
John Burtch, laborer
Stuart st (north side) from
Barrie to Albert
Queen's University
University ave intersects
N Henderson, artist
Wm Gemmill
103 J narrower, patternmaker
107 John Tuttle, poHceman
Two new houses
115 S S Phippen
119 Wm Coffey, guard K P
St Lawrence ave intersects
Stuart st (south side)
10 Robt Carroll, manufacturer
18 R McCoU, stone cutter
20 Thos Mooney, raftsman
26 Samuel Taylor, machinist
George st intersects
Kingston Hospital
100 Jas Richardson, merchant
102 H Richardson, merchant
University ave intersects
106 W A Webster, insurance
108 Capt T F Allen, mariner
Thos Turbull, jr, engineer
Two vacant houses
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
72
CITY OF KINGSTON,
St Lawrence ave intersects
122 W K Kerby, carter
Sydenham st west, (north
side) from West to John-
ston
9 B M Britton, Q C
13 Mrs Laura Folger
16 Fred A Folger
17 Jos Franklin, merchant
19 W H Macnee, merchant
23 J T McMahon, merchant
Earl St intersects
39 J B Carruthers, banker
William st intersects
67 John McKay, merchant
63 Vacant
65 N Pyke
67 J Cooke, salesman
69 Miss Harriet Eice
Sydenham st west
side)
(south
16 Rev James Brock
28 John Mclntyre, Q C
30 T R Casey, traveler
32 Mrs Mary Smith
34 W G Kidd, school inspector
36 Mrs Mar^ A Davis
Earl st intersects
Mrs George Robertson
William st intersects
First Methodist Church
Wm Grundy, sexton
72 J N Power, architect
74 Miss Jane Baxter
76 John C Innes, C E
78 Mrs Colm McNab
Sydenham st 'east side) from
Princess to Raglan Road
151 John Rockwell, merchant
153 Wm Burk, grocer
159 N S Gaffield, traveler
Queen st intersects
161 Mrs Catharine Rose
163 D Callaghan, accountant
171 R McFarlane, shoemaker
173 Mrs Adam Thompson
175 Clarence Jones, barber
177 David Martin, clerk
179 Joseph Branch, engineer
Central School
209 Vacant
211 Mrs John Aubin
Ordnance st intersects
223 Daniel Eagle, clerk
I 225 Thos Hetherington, laborer
237 J McCutcheon, mariner
Bay st intersects
239 Mrs S Wilson
North st intersects
263 Arthur O'Neil, laborer
269 Geo Gray, clerk
271 Wm Gray, carpenter
273 John Nolan, laborer
275 Mrs Charles Casterton
279 A Thompson, carpenter
281 W E Shook, mechanic
283 Lucian Martiuelli, packer
285 Alfred Dougall, carpenter
287 Vacant
I A IDT AW'C! RIBBON and hosiery warehouse,
STREET DIRECTORY.
T^
Sydenham st (west side)
H Brame, undertaker
146-48 Vacant
150 Vacant
1 52 J A Charles, bookkeeper
160 Jas Gowdy, butcher
Queen st intersects
166 Vacant
Colborne st intersects
188 Vacant
200 F Thomson, mariner
202 R F F Eowan
204 Alex O'Brien, tailor
206 — Brownley, tailor
208 C S Davidson, fireman
210 M Miller, traveler
212 Miss Charlotte Sinclair
Ordnance st intersects
214 Mrs John Reid, grocer
216 D O'Connor, laborer
218 Andrew Lemon, agent
220 James Foden, laborer
222 James Foden, bandmaster
224 Edward Clayton, carpenter
226 Michael Goodwin, laborer
228 John Gatche, laborer
230 J H Brown, laborer
232 Mrs Robt Walker
242 Wm Meek, printer
244 Vacant
Bay st intersects
254 Thos Kane, operator
Balaclava st intersects
256 Geo Beecher, sailor
258 Wm McKenny, laborer
260 Thos Cook, laborer
262 Jas Mullen, weighman
264 Hilare Boulanger, painter
266 Mrs Charles Green
270 Annie Fraser
272 Wm Camie, teamster
280 Thos Quigley, laborer
282 Maurice McCarthy, laborer
284 John Rooney, laborer
286 Patrick Rooney
Tower st, from Princess to
water tower
No houses
Union st west (north side)
from Barrie to limits
15 Miss Dupuy
17 Mrs J Richmond
19 Chas McKay, bookkeeper
21 Thos Barlow, machinist
23 Jas A Skinner, finisher
25 Joseph Scott, baker
27 Vacant
29 F Holder
31 P W Derry, moulder
Wade's Lane intersects
35 Paul Reid, carpenter
51 Alex Sharpe, storekeeper
Division st intersects
63 Edward Crumley, merchant
65 — Mitchell
67 L O'Brien, engineer
75 Women's Medical College
Orphans' Home
University ave intersects
121 Prof Jas Fowler
128 Prof A B Nicholson
10
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotch, Canadian and
American Monuments.
74
CITY OF KINGSTON.
125 S Hamilton, blacksmith
127 John Constantine, architect
129 Kobt Creighton, clerk
131 John Eeyner, merchant
133 Mrs A B Eice
135 C J Graham, baker
137 D A Pellatt, merchant
139 E R Burns, bookkeeper
Alfred and Frontenac sts inter-
sect
163 Capt F Patterson, mariner
A Ibert st intersects
169 Mrs Fannie Anglin
Nelson and Beverley sts intersect
I A Brack
Macdonnell and Centre sts inter-
sect
J P McKenzie, M D
Livingston ave, College and Pem-
broke sts intersect
W A Haskell, jr
Alwington ave intersects
Union st west (south side)
St James' Church
Arch st intersects
80 F Duffy, dyer
32 Edward Mullen, agent
34 Thos Burns, engineer
36 Henry Gould, machinist
88 Michael Toban, dyer
42-44-48 Vacant
50 Hugh Crumley
52 Wm Nobes, carpenter
56 Wm Dunlop, tailor
60 Robt Carswell, boiler maker
64 Alfred Perry, caretaker
Drill Shed
University ave intersects
122 James Gibson
126 Major E B Wilson
128 Geo W Brown, inland rev
128^ H Pedler, carpenter
130 Hugh Derry, mason
140 Wm Keeley, engraver
140 George Dean
142 John Graham
144 R D Anglin, customs
146 Samuel Shaw, carter
148 John Bannister, guard K P
Alfredj Frontenac^ Albert^ Nel-
son, Beverly, Macdonnell, Cen-
tre, Livingston ave. College,
Pembroke and Alwington ave
intersect
Union st East (north side)
from the water to Bagot
Ontario st intersects
33 WmMuckler
89 Mrs Geo Titus
City planing mills
King st intersects
67 Vacant
69 Mrs Chas Crysley
75 Wm Conlev, contractor
81 Chas Illsey
85 Mrs John Kane
89 Mrs Ann Begg
Wellington st intersects
JOHN IMiW ^ 1
Fine IDress Grood.s
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
I'T'O ^rian-cees St.
STREET DIRECTORY.
75
101 James Kavanagh, weigher
105 Mrs Armstroug
107 Joseph Grattan, weigher
109 Samuel Gaw
111 James Kedden, grocer
Mrs Jas Macnee
Union st East 'south side)
Dry Dock
Kingston Foundry
Ontario st intersects
30 Dry Dock office
32 K Hughes, dry dock employe
34 John Morrisey, messenger
36 G Henderson, moulder
38 Isaac Jaquith, carpenter
40 Wm Forest, carpenter
42 Vacant
King st intersects
68 0 S Strange, M D
74 J McMauus, storekeeper Asy-
lum
82 T McK Robertson, merchant
84 J Kinghorn, sec K C M Co
86 J S Patch, agent Can Ex Co
Wellington st intersects
University ave, formerly Gor-
don &t, (east side) from
King west to Princess
15 Henry Young, moulder
17 Vacant
19 Thos Orrell, painter
21 Thos Hannay, stone cutter
23 John Dolphin, machinist
25 Robert Robinson, carpenter
27 Wm Bowen, guard K P
29 John Twigg, laborer
Stuartf Union and Young sis
intersect
169 George Young, agent
191 Robert Gaw, contractor
193 Miss A N Sutherland
197 Capt Thos Donnelly
Earl st intersects
201 Martin James, carpenter
205 L F Walsh, guard K P
207 Mrs Ann Twohey
21 1 Edwin Abrahams
213 James Lawless, carter
215 Richard Young, laborer
217 John Moore, laborer
219 Edward Perry, moulder
223 Mrs Fehx Donnelly
227 Wm Coward, baker
229 Patrick Hammond, laborer
231 John McCartney, carter
241 Edward Nugent, machinist
249 William Elliott
251 J A Goodearle, bookkeeper
Johnston st intersects
259 Fred Ostler, jr, grocer
261 Robt Nesbitt, policeman
263 D F Armstrong, merchant
265 Mrs E C Wilmot
267 Mrs C 0 Gill
269 R Young, guard K P
Brock st intersects
295 Wm Glidden, license ins
297 M Nevell, clerk
299 D H McRae, grocer
301 D Hutcheson, manager
303 Wm Neish, customs
305 Mrs John Agnew
307 John A Gardiner, bailiff
309 John Hendry, clerk
MUSIC BOOKS AND MUSIC PAPER
AT McAUI^EY'S ROOKSXORB.
76
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Garrett st intersects
317 N C Poison, druggists
319 John L Reuton, deputy post
master
821 C H Martin, insurance
University ave (west side)
Stuart st intersects
G M Macdonnell, Q C
Public School
A lice st intersects
118 Geo Richardson, merchant
120 Thos Mills, merchant
122 Thos Mills, insurance agent
124 George Mills, merchant
126 A F Chown, merchant
134 R E Sparks, dentist
138 Patrick Browne, merchant
Prof Dupuis
Prof Shortt
Union st intersects
152 John Lovick, blacksmith
154 John Hopkins, gardener
168 Robert Kennedy
176 Robert Bell
180 Vacant
184 Wm Harold, patternmaker
186 Oliver Chown, merchant
190 A Shaw, surveyor customs
192 Wm Mudie
194 J T White, insurance agent
Earl st intersects
206 Wm McCartney, contractor
208 Wm Rowatt, machinist
210 James Bryson
212 James McNamee, printer
216 Rev James Godfrey
218 James Devlin, engineer
220 Robt Carson, sergeant police
222 Rev Alex Drennan
224 James Reid, hatter
226 Geo C Watson, tailor
228 Mrs Alex Elsmere
232 Mrs Francis Murray
234 Wm Snowden, contractor
236 Wm McCormack, guard
238 Justus Daley
240 Capt C H Nicholson
242 Mrs W C Swales
244 Thos Gaskin, customs
246 James Purdy, agent
248 Alex McCartney, contractor
250 Benjamin Watson
252 Mrs W^m Tyner
254 J G Layton, carpenter
256 Capt Wm McKee
Johnston st intersects
260 Wm Spence, grocer
264 Mrs Wm Kemp
268 H Goodearle, carpet weaver
270 Alex Horn, sailmaker
272 Alex Arthurs, baker
274 Wm Burrows, gas inspector
282 Geo McEwen, shoemaker
284 Mrs Knight, dressmaker
Brock st intersects
294 James Cochran, sailor
296 A C Johnston, jeweler
298 C B Daley, C E
300 Rev George Porteous
802 Robt Milne, mariner
304 E C Hill, real estate
308 Charles McNeill
308 Robt Thomson, cashier
310 C T Dickson, inland revenue
312 Hugh Jack, missionary
314 Vacant
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LATEST GOODS IN
DRESS MATERIALS I
170 PRINCESS ST.
STREET DIRECTORY.
77
318 Wm Adams, shoemaker
320 A F Roney, merchant
326 S Bailey, manufacturer
328 Mrs G B Corby
330 Chas Johns, grocer
332 Alex Gallinger, traveler
334 C E Booth, C E
346 Thos Nicholson, carpenter
348 Jas G Saunders, butcher
Victoria st (east side) north
from Johnston to limits
Edward Law, ropemaker
Edwm Rescorla, laborer
James Kavanagh
Cornelius Williams
Hiram Stover, laborer
Mrs Wandell
Mrs Day
Princess st intersects
Richard Cooper, butcher
Vacant
Robert Downey, carpenter
Mrs Mary Conley
Alfred Langdon, mason
Francis Moreland, farmer
251 Miss E Talbot
261 Edward Law, ropemaker
321 Wm Dumbleton, laborer
Henry Townsend, bricklayer
Wm Townsend, carpenter
321 Wm Reynolds, moulder
Sampson Reynolds, laborer
Isaac Knight
Victoria st (west side)
John Scrivens, carpenter
J J Lawson, fireman
David Harris, ropemaker
Isaac Smith, carpenter
Robt Robinson, painter
Mrs Rendle
Chas Selby, blacksmith
134 Henry Ward, painter
132 Geo Ward, lumberman
J J Harpelle, farmer
Durham st intersects
Benj Salsbury, laborer
Jas McKnight, laborer
E Gray, laborer
Thos Cooper, laborer
Princess st intersects
L L Wilson, laborer
Mrs Henry Wilson
Wm Watts, gardener
James Ramsay, beekeeper
Mrs Geo Watkins
Two vacant houses
John Lauder
Albert FoUest, carpenter
N Timmerman, policeman
Jas Brickwood, carpenter
Mrs Wm Mercer
Vacant
Mrs John Burgess
City limits
Victoria st (Upper) now Stan-
ley st
Vine st (north) from Ellice
to Raglan rd
11 Wm J Murray, carpenter
Vine st (south side)
6 Vacant
8 — Mclntyre. laborer
10 Edward Scarf, plasterer
Kingston Stone Yard
S. J. KILPATRICK, Prop.,
372 Princess Street.
78 CITY OF KINGSTON.
28 W J Savage, painter
87
Mrs Jane D'Arcy, dressmaker
80 Mrs Jane Jones
89
Walter Jones, laborer
84 Jas Arthurs, cabinet maker
91
R B Leakey, harness
Dr Henderson
Wade's Lane (east side) n
William st intersects
from Union to Young
11 Geo Hess, laborer
23 Albert Piper, checker
25 John Jones, laborer
27 W F Ryan, laborer
97
103
105
107
111
Mrs Robert Smith
Mrs Turner
Mrs Samuel McMillan
Mrs M A Robb
Andrew Waldie, insurance
Wade's Lane (west side)
Johnston st intersects
14 P Ward, blacksmith
St George's Hall
20 John Anderson, laborer
Clerical Secretary's office
22 J Ausen, laborer
Post Office
24 Napoleon LaRose, engineer
Olarence st intersects
Wellington st (e s'de) from
the P^rk to the River
151
Bon Ton saloon
Wm Kelly, photographer
7 G S Oldrieve, merchant
153
John Smith, printer
9 Wm Skinner, merchant
157
J B Johnson, barber
Union st intersects
Brock st intersects
23 G Birch, cabinet maker
F Nisbet, bookseller
27 G G Meagher, clerk P 0
167
J M Theobald, barber
29 George Macdonald, harness
171
J S Sands k Son, tailors
35 Mrs Jane Oldham
173
C Anglin, milHner
37 Michael Tetro, engineer
175
Slavin & Mackin, tailors
39 Jeremiah Sullivan, moulder
177
M Henley, fancy goods
Gore st intersects
179
J Walsh, tobacconist
181
John Dunbar, tailor
45 Dennis Driscoll, mason
183 Nugent & Taylor, tinsmiths
Public school
185
C Robinson, tailor
57 Mrs ^Ym Brophy
187 Glasgow Warehouse
Earl st intersects
Princess st intersects
79 J Henderson, grocer
197
Vacant
81 J P Hanley, ticket agent
201
Miss Emma Greaza, milliner
85 Vacant
203-5 Albert McVeity, M D
J. Laidlaw & Son ""I'S^oo^if ^
STREET DIRECTORY.
79
207-9 H & W J Crothers, biscuit
38 Arnold Booth, farmer
manufacturers
48 Jas Davis, engineer
213 D Kane, wagon maker
Gore st intersects
Queen st intersects
50 V G Hooper
221 Henry Angrove, shoemaker
52 Vacant
223 D Donoghue, baker
54 S Angrove, customs
225 Mrs Thos Outram
56 Miss Mary Maguire
229 Mrs Mary Gallagher
58 Mrs Anna Hayden
231 Miss Alice Kennedy
60 Henry Youlden, machinist
233 John Milne, grocer
62 Mrs Robt Hermiston
Jubilee House
70 Vacant
Barrack st intersects
72 Miss S Young, dressmaker
Earl st intersects
Riding School
74 John McMahon, contractor
Place d'A rmes intersects
78 James Stewart
283 Capt Wm Scott, manner
80 Geo E Perley, C E
285 Geo Hall, blacksmith
82 Robt Waddell
297 John Bullis, hay dealer
88 W Bridge, laborer
289 H Wooliver, conductor
r88 Mrs Robt Kent
293 John Gratton, laborer
90 L Hansen, fish dealer
295 Capt A Milligan, mariner
98 James Morahan
297 James Welsh, porter
William st intersects
299 Delos Grimshaw, contractor
100 Patrick Rubery, laborer *
Bay st intersects
102 Mrs Lilly
Robert Davis & Son's dry
dock
112 Patrick Lavery
116 YICB A Hall
118 John Donnelly, wrecker
120 Francis Cicolari, publisher
Wellington st (west side)
122 Capt J Trowell, mariner
W McRossie, lumber
Johnston st intersects
Union st intersects
Congregational Church
18 Jas Farrington
132 Mrs Jas Beal, boarding
26 Col M H Twitchell, US Con-
136 C L Curtis, M D
sul
138 Mrs Margaret Martin
28 Jos George, manufacturer
142 L Clements, dentist
32 Vacant
146 Miss Eliza Robinson
34 Mrs John Mackereas
86 F W Spangenberg. merch't
Clarence st intersects
BOOKBINDING at McADLEY'S BOOKSTORE
80
CITY OF KINGSTON.
^ / Ontario Bank
g I Wm Carey, music
g J Reyner, pianos
^""j Power & Son, architects
I W R McRae & Co, wli grocers
o \ McRae Bros, grocers
Brock st intersects
R Waldron, dry goods
170 Geo Mills & Co, hatters
176 Miss M S McTaggart, milli-
ner
178 C Wright & Son, hatters
180 G M Wilkinson & Son, gro-
cers
182-4 P Ohlke, art decorations
184 Miss W M Smith, dressmaker
186 St Nicholas club
188 R W Vanderwater, pianos
190 Bailie Bros, printers
190 R F F Rowan, laundry
192 Miss M Woods, fancy goods
194 J H Clark, dentist
194 Catholic Literary Society
A C Johnston, watchmaker
Princess st intersects
208 Wm Murphy, bowling alley
212 Elder Bros, livery
216 W Harkness, butcher
218 Peter Brown, carpenter
220 Mrs Alice McCummiskey,
grocer
Queen st intersects
222 Mrs J Dunn, grocer
224 Wm Woods, laborer
228 Mrs Mary Powell
230 Vacant
232 J J Mowat, pensioner
234 Alex Watts, shoemaker
234 John Nobes, carpenter
Joyce's wood yard
Barrack st intersects
262 Fred Folger
264 F Macdonald, clerk P 0
266 John Geoghegan, mariner
268 Mrs John White
270 P J Quinn, merchant
272 John Bajus, brewer
274 Peter Bajus, maltster
276 John Smart
278 Joseph Hackett, laborer
280 John Oldfin, gasfitter
282 Mrs M Oldfin
Ordnance st intersects
288 W J Wells, clerk P 0
'[ 290 Capt Edward Beaupre
Brewery Lane intersects
Kingston Brewery
Bay st intersects
West st, from the water to
Earl
Breck & Booth's coal yard
13 Capt Thos O'Connor
13^ Michael Donovan, sailor
15 Miss Eliza Hennessy
17 Mrs Jane Goodheart
19 Wm Collins, machinist
23 Thos McAdam, machinist
25 Benj Robinson, druggist
King st intersects
55 M S Sutherland, grocer
57 J G King, druggist
59 Edward H Smythe, Q C
61 Mrs F W Kirkpatrick
63 Gilbert Griffin, PO inspector
I
LAIDLAW
HEADQUARTHRS FOR
STREET DIRECTORY.
8l
Wellington, Bagot and Syden-
ham sts intersect
165 Capt T Harnatt
Earl st intersects
William st (north side) from
the Water to Barrie
The Shedden Co
Immigration Office
Ontario st intersects
19 R J Burns, carpenter
Merchants Bank
King st intersects
H J Saunders, M D
53 David Coulthart, machinist
55 Capt J as Smyth, mariner
59 John Cudmore, laborer
63 Frank Conway, K & P By
Wellington st intersects
87 Thos Lineaugh
89 Wm H Sulhvan, barrister
91 D W Little, agent
St Joseph's School
Bagot st intersects
111
113
115
117
119
121
127
Thos Flanigan, cab driver
Mrs Herbert
Mrs Graves
Jos Hiscock, merchant
Robert Wales
John Maguire, letter carrier
Mrs Edward Lark
129 Thos McAuley, merchant
133 A D Taylor, merchant
135 Mrs John Shaw
187 H Martin, traveler
139 Mrs R M Moore
141 Jos Quigley, customs
Sydenham st intersects
First Methodist Church
181 Rev W W Carson
185 John Mitchell, contractor
Clergy st intersects
203 A P Knight
205 Mrs George Malone
207 Vacant
209 George Hamm
213 Mrs James Abernethy
215 Henry Young
William st (south side)
Gunn's wharf
Ontario st intersects
Timothy Palmer
Bank of Montreal
King st intersects
Mrs C A Irwin
44 J F Swift, insurance agent
46 Vacant
50 Geo Begg, baker
52 R McCammon, sen, baker
56 C F Smith, barrister
58 H S Stevenson, manufact'r
60 Miss Eliza Penner
64 Mrs Elizabeth Yates
W H Henderson, M D
Wellington st intersects
72
76
78
Wm Sullivan, engineer
Mrs H B Savage
Savage Bros, painters
80 Thos Savage, painter
84 John Goodman, laborer
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
82
CITY OF KINGSTON.
88 John Regan
90 Michael Dwyer, laborer
92 Peter Donoghue, laborer
94 Wm Duffey, moulder
96 Robt Miller, sr, carter
98 Robt Miller, jr, boilermaker
100 Mathew Bateson, driver
104 Edward Conlan, grocer
Bagot St intersects
112 John Conlan, tailor
rll2 Mrs Anthony Blondin
114 John Cockburn, plumber
116 J Driscoll, guard K P
118 P R Henderson, manager M
TCo
Sydenham and Clergy sis intersect
188 Mrs H Macarow
200 D J Gurbutt, real estate
202 MrsWmHannay
204 John Barkell, carter
206 Jas Turner, laborer
214 Miss M A McMahon
William (Upper) st north
side) west from Barrie to
Division
7 Thos Moore, grocer
13 Mrs John Quinliven
15 Mrs Ehzabeth Millard
11 Edward Hinton, laborer
19' Robert Clark, mason
Gray's Lane, intersects
25 Samuel Gilmore, laborer
27 James Hamilton, tailor
29 Jacob Hatton, laborer
31 Benj Sahsbury, laborer
33 Wm McNamee
35 Miss Alice McGrogan
47 John Purdue, laborer
William (Upper)
side)
st (south
12 John Spence, laborer
14 John Patterson, poundkeeper
16 John Hanley, cabman
24 Vacant
26 James Paul, moulder
28 Francis Spooner, carpenter
30 John Porter, gardener
32 Alex McMahon, laborer
34 G Ganse, laborer
A Try on, grocer
York st (north side) from
Alma
1 Thompson's Bottling Works
3 Vacant
5 Edward Frost, gardener
7 Mrs Ann Byrne
11 Mrs Margaret Mitchell
13 John Trainer, laborer
15 Mrs Robt McKee
Barne st intersects
19 Vacant
21 Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick
25 John McKee, laborer
35 Chas Walker, bartender
37 E Chatterton, carpenter
43 Peter Johnston, grocer
Raglan road intersects
63 J E Jenkins, blacksmith
65 Vacant
67 Fred Attwood, laborer
Carlisle st intersects
79 John Savage
J
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Fine IDress Oood-S
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
IfTO I^rincees St.
STREET DIRECTORY.
83
81 Stephen Burk, sailor
85 John Quirk, sailor
87 John Hunn, tailor
89 Mathew Donnelly, laborer
91 J C Landeryou, contractor
Prime st intersects
93 John Millane, salesman
95 Vacant
Cherry st intersects
103 Vacant
105 Vacant
109 Samuel Marshall, mason
Quebec st intersects
111 Geo O'Brien, mariner
113 Rev W Y Day kin
115 S A Aykroyd, student
117 Mrs Annie Virtue
Division st intersects
147 John Appleton, blacksmith
163 John Jones, miner
Albert st intersects
York st (south side)
18 Andrew Mills, carpenter
20 Geo Menarv, carpenter
22 Vacant
24 T P HiUier, carpenter
26 Thos Singleton, laborer
30 Mrs John Davidson
36 Chas Acres, shoemaker
38 Vacant
40 Vacant
42 Joseph Morrison, carpenter
Uiujlan road intersects
68 Mrs John Koach
70 James Grimshaw, laborer
72 Vacant
74 Robt Moxley, blacksmith
76 Wm Tweed, painter
78 Henry Staley, musician
84 Wm Mitchell, baker
86 Mrs Emma Jamieson
88 Bobt Wilson, driller
90 Daniel David
94 Benj Gage, driver
96 James Dumphy, packer
98 Samuel Richards, mason
100 — Lake
104 Jacob Harpell, laborer
Division st intersects
140 John C Swain, weaver
142 Mrs Wm Hodges
154 C Veale, painter
156 Alex McCabe, gardener
162 W Ravenscroft, carter
166 Geo Holder, laborer
170 Chas Kingswell, laborer
Young st (north side) from
Barrie to Gordon
3 Miss A McGarvey
5 John Pymor, laborer
11 Mrs Catharine Burns
15 Wm Wescott, laborer
Little's Lane intersects
17 John Skelton, painter
21 John O'Brien, laborer
25 Mrs Ellen 0' Donald
i 27 Vacant
29 H Smith, laborer
31 Thos Webster, plumber
35 Vacant
I 37 George Hawley, laborer
' 39 John Shanahan, laborer
WHEN YOU WANT ANY BOOKS OR STATIONERY
Cro to l^c-A."ULle3r's-
84 CITY OF
KINGSTON.
41 Miss J Doyle
Division st intersects
65 Wm Carter
57 Wm Hazlett, eDgineer
83 J A Craig, policeman
91 Jas Galloway, merchant
93 Vacant
16 Thos Kindlier, laborer
18 Fred Scobell, laborer
20 Vacant
22 Robt Bateson, blacksmith
24 Vacant
Wade's Lane intersects
40 Chas Cunningham, confect'r
42 W A Riley, barber
Young st (south side)
10 John Veal baker
14 Henry Mcintosh, sexton
Division st intersects
46 H V Lyon, barrister
University ave intersects
WINDSOR HOTEL.
P. Mclaughlin, Proprietor.
This fine new house, centrally situ-
ated on Princess street (comer Mont-
real), has been furnished magnificently
throughout, and has every accommo-
dation for the reception of guests.
Every attention will be paid to Tra-
velers AND THE Farming Community.
All stages start from here. Street
cars pass the door. A Porter attends
all trains. A Night ('lerk in attend-
ance. The Bar is supplied with the
best of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Opposite the Opera House.
All informati<m respecting trains,
boats, stages, and shows cheerfully
furnished.
Headquarters for horsemen. The
Stables and .Sheds are the largest and
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Alphabetical Directory
Abbott Thos, laborer, 378 Divi-
sion
Abernethy Arch, manager G Of-
ford, h 213 William
Abernethy Mrs Jas, 213 William
Abernethy VVm, machinist, 178
Ordnance
Abernethy Wm, contractor, 484
Brock
Abernethy Wm, foreman T C Wil-
son, bds Windsor Hotel
Abrahams Edwin, 211 University
ave
Abrams C, barber, bds 76 Princess
Abrams Jos, King w
Acres Chas, shoemaker, 36 York
Ada Capt Wm, Corsican, 51 Main
Adair Alex, grocer, 248 Barrie
Adams Edward, 162 King e
Adams Capt E F, mariner, 162
King e
Adams Mrs Eliza (wid John), St
Catharine
Adams James, grocer, cor Prin-
cess and Alfred
Adams James, trade instructor K
P, Alwington ave
Adams William, boots and shoes,
67 Brock, h 318 University Ave
Adsit Geo, carpenter, 629 Princess
Agnew James, city sohcitor,
332 Barrie
Agnew John, boilermaker, 239
Earl
Agnew Mrs John, 305 University
ave
Agnew Robert, moulder, 239 Earl
Agnew Robert W, salesman, 299
University ave
Aiken James, laborer, 23 Mark-
land
Aiken Joseph, laborer, Patrick
Aiken Patrick, carter, 149 Ord-
nance
Aiken Robert E, policeman, 176
Alfred
Ainslie David, ship carpenter, 245
Earl
Ainsley J W, cabinetmaker, 383
Earl
Aitken Robert, patternmaker, 197
Colborne
Albertson Mrs Jane (wid David),
6 George
Albertson J W, spinner, 307
Montreal
Albion Hotel, Arch Spafford, prop,
Montreal, cor Queen
Alderdice Hugh, painter, 40 Elm
Aldred Owen, laborer, 108 Rag-
lan rd
Alexander James, com traveler,
306 Brock
Alexander Mrs Jane (wid David)
306 Brock
Alexander Robert, tailor, 146 Bay
Allen Benjamin, carpenter, 31
Rideau
,S. J.KILPATRICK'S STONE YARD
Headquarters for Sewer Pipe and Cut Stone.
86
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Allen C, guard K P, 462 Brock
Allen Geo, laborer, 142 Colborne
Allen Jas, engineer, 41 Balaclava
Allen Jas, grocer, 359 Division
Allen J A, King w
Allen Capt Jas F, 16 St Lawrence
ave
Allen John, wagonmaker, 189
Pine
Allen Mrs Margaret (wid Lewis),
311 Queen
Allen R M, salesman, 126 Bagot
Allen Mrs Robert, grocer, 308
Montreal
Allen R W, billposter, 308 Mont-
real
Allen Mrs Sarah E (wid William),
293 Division
Allen T C, salesman, Bagot
Allen Capt T F, 108 Stuart
Allen Thos, mariner, 41 Balaclava
Allen Wm, boots and shoes, 84
Brock, h 126 Bagot
Allen W J C, knob works, 153
Froutenac
Alhson Wm, boilermaker, Albert
AUwall Geo, laborer, 45 Bagot
Alplan Rev Bro, director Chris-
tian Brothers' School, 89 Clergy
American Express Co, J S
Patch, local manager, King, cor
Brock
American Hotel, R Beaupre, prop,
27-29 Brock
American Shoe and Clothing Co,
Samuel W^ Jacobs, manager,
184 Princess
American Steam Bottling
Works, Hinds Bros, props, 10
Market sq
Amey G W, oilcloth manfr, 6
Victoria ter, Montreal
Amey Overton, oil cloth manfr,
5 Victoria, ter Montreal
Amis Lieutenant, salvation army,
res Barracks
Anderson, C W W, clerk, 31 Col-
borne
Anderson David, 111 Bay
Anderson Mrs Jane, 222 Barrie
x\nderson John, machinist, 16
Redan
Anderson John, machinist, 20
Wade's Lane
Anderson Miss Mary, 178 Bagot
Anderson W^illiam, stonecutter,
393 Johnston
Andrews Mrs G W, 4 Garratt
Anem Mrs Jane (wid W^m), 896
Division
Anglin Mrs Fannie, (wid W B),
169 Union w
Anglin R D, custom officer, 144
Union w
Anglin Samuel, (W B & S
Anghn, h 85 Barrack
Anglin Samuel, 173 WelUngton
Anglin Mrs Samuel, milliner, 173
W^ellington
Anglin W B &. S, lumber and
coal dealers, Bay, cor Welling-
ton
Anglin W G, M D, M R C 8
Eng, 52 Earl
Anglin Wm, Bursar Asylum, 56
Earl
Anglo-American Hotel, Joseph
Little, prop, 170 Ontario
Angrove Henry, machinist, 84
Arch
Angrove Heury, shoemaker, Queen,
cor Wellington
Angrove Samuel, customs officer,
54 Wellington
Angrove Wm, salesman, Walsh &
Steacy
J. Laidlaw & Son "KS^J^'o?^
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Anis Asel, carpenter, Orchard
Anthony Rev Bro, Christian
Brothers' School, 89 Clergy
Appleton John, blacksmith, 147
York
Armstrong D F, boots, shoes,
trunks and valises, 141 Prin-
cess, h 263 University ave
Armstrong Geo, clerk, 304 Brock
Armstrong Frank, laborer, 296
Johnston
Armstrong Francis, photographer,
131 Montreal
Armstrong Mrs Isabella (wid
John, 304 Brock
Armstrong J N, printer, 631 ,
Princess
Armstrong Mrs, 105 Union e
Arniel Samuel, driver, r22 Simcoe
Arniel Thomas, carpenter, 324
Division
Arniel Thos jr, laborer, 824 Di-
vision
Arniel Wm, caretaker WeUington
st school
Arniel W J as, watchmaker and
jeweler, 339 King e, h 387
Princess
Arnold Mrs Margaret (wid John)
255 King e
Arntfield Abraham, carder, 200
Alfred ,
Arthurs Alex, baker, 272 Univer- ^
sity ave
Arthurs Jas, cabinetmkr, 34 Vine
Arteman, Rev Bro, 185 Clergy
Ash John, laborer, 521 Princess
Ashley Edwin, student, 433 Al-
fred
Ashley W G, gents' furnishings,
1244 Princess
Asselstine Benjamin, contractor,
168 Division i
Asselstine, Chas A, carpenter, 112
Barrie
Asselstine Herbert, carpenter, St
Catharine
Asselstine Isaac, carpenter, 302
Johnston
Asselstine Mrs Isaac, 135 Alfred
Asselstine I L, blacksmith, 284
Earl
Asselstine John, carpenter, 254
Alfred
Asselstine Peter, carpenter, 100
Division
Asselstine Thomas M, carpenter,
100 Division
Asselstine W H, salesman, 220
Alfred
Asselstine W H, carpenter, 220
Alfred
Atkinson Thos, mason, CoUingwd
Atkinson Wm, laborer, 224 Barrie
Attwood Fred, laborer, 67 York
Attwood Horace, laborer, Durham
Attwood Wm, laborer, Durham
Aubin Mrs Caroline wid John)
211 Sydenham
Auchinvole Gilbert, grocer, 41
Colborne
Augustus Capt Webster, 163 Di-
vision
Ausem J, laborer, 22 Wade's liane
Ausem James, laborer, 107 Ord-
nance
Austin James, shoemaker, 102
Rideau
Aykroyd S A, student, 115 York
Ay les worth Geo A, manager B A
Booth, h 9 Colborne
Babcock Boltey, laborer, 894 Di-
vision
Babcock James, teamster, 488 Di-
vision
Babcock John, carpenter, 65 Pine
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Babcock J S, grocer, 359 Princess
Babcock Wm laborer, 24 Elm
Bailey Alex, laborer, 34 James
Bailey Benj, broom manufacturer,
216 Queen
Bailie Bros, (Isaac & H M) book
and job printers, 190 Welling-
ton, h 267 University ave
Bailie Charles, laborer, 29 Mark-
land
Bailey E B, biscuit maker, 338
Brock
Bailey B & Co, broom manufac-
turers, 299 Queen
Bailey Henry, grocer, 619 Prin-
cess
Bailie Mrs Jane (wid Hugh) 155
Montreal
Bailey Samuel, broom factory,
326 University ave
Bailey Wm, broom manufacturer
120 Colborne
Bailie Thomas, shoemaker, 155
Montreal
Bailie Wm, book and job printer,
81 Brock, h 88 Barrie
Bain A U, law student, 8 Ontario
Bain Thomas, laborer, 293 Earl
Bain Mrs Wm, 8 Ontario
Baird Albert, teamster, 252 Earl
Baird Alexander, merchant, 373
Brock
Baird John, stove fitter, 371 Brock
Baird Robert, ship sawyer. Main
Bajus Jacob, 63 Rideau
Bajus John, brewer, 272 Welling
Bajus Philip, proprietor King-
ston Brewery, h 47 Rideau
Bajus Philip, shoemaker, 42 Ord-
nance
Bajus Peter, driver, 274 Wellin'n
Bajus Wm, 67 Rideau
gaker Geo, laborer, 186 Rideau
Baker James, Frontenac
Baker John, laborer, 320 Barrie
Baker John F, traveller, Alwing-
ton ave
Baker Mrs Mary, 83 Frontenac
Baker R D, gents' furnisher,
352 King e
Baker R D, tobacconist, 209
Princess, h 380 Earl
Baker Wm, 382 Earl
Ball Edward, sexton St Paul's,
139 Ordnance
Ball John N, laborer, Albert
Ball Samuel, jeweller, 400 Barrie
Ballentyne John, policeman, 422
Johnston
Bank of B'-itish North Ameri-
ca, H A Harvey, manager,
city buildings, market square
Bank of Montreal, C E L Port-
eous, manager. King, cor Wil-
liam
Bannister John, guard K P, 148
Union w
Barber, C F, carpenter, 389 Prin-
cess, h 132 Clarence
Barber & Johnson, (Thos L Bar-
ber, A J Johnson), carpenters,
214-6 Bagot
Barber Thos L, (Barber & John-
ston) Collingwood
Barkell John, carter, 204 William
Barker Thos, contractor, Colling-
wood
Barlow Thomas, contractor, 76
Ordnance
Barlow Thomas, engineer, 21
Union w
Barnes Alexander, blacksmith, 206
Colborne
Barnes Mrs Elizabeth, 14 Deacon
Barnes Henry, blacksmith, 661
Princess
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Barney B, second-hand dealer, 89
Princess, h 224 Earl
Barr, Kobert, lineman, 118 Ord-
nance
Barrett Daniel, laborer, 70 Cherry
Barrett Thos, laborer, 70 Cherry
Barrigan Jas, laborer, 15 O'Kill
Barron Geo, mariner, 286 Queen
Barron W J, clerk, 286 Queen
Barry James, tailor, 114 Queen
Barry Robert, coppersmith, 18
Division
Bartells, Oscar, deputy city treas-
urer, 396 Princess
Barton — engineer, 149 Front'c
Bates Capt Daniel, schr B W
Folger, 62 North
Bates Mrs E N, Hales' cottages,
5 King w
Bates Henry, carpenter, 40 Ches-
nut
Bates Peter, 497 Princess
Bates Samuel, carpenter 890
Division
Bates Timothy, carpenter, 9 Elm
Bateson Jas, policeman, William
Bateson Matthew, driver, 100
William
Bateson Robert, blacksmith, 22
Young
Batten George, captain Algerian,
228 Division
Bass C L, watchmaker and jewel-
er 226 Princess
Bassam Wm, guard KP, 7 Alfred s
Bastow Jeremiah, 182 Clergy
Bastow J G, plumber, 349 King e
Baugh Major, salvation army,
res Barracks
Bawden Joseph, lawyer, 81 Fron-
tenac
Baxter Miss Jane, 74 Sydenhan w
Baxter Mrs W L, music teacher,
102^ Queen
Beach Charles, laborer, 140 Bagot
Beamish Mrs Bridget, (wid Thos)
69 Bay
Beaty Charles, 161 Bagot
Beaty Charles, 250 Barrie
Beaubiah Isaiah, policeman, 122
Bagot
Beauchamp, John W, machinist,
15 Deacon
Beaupre Capt E, superintendent
Thousand island steamboat co,
290 Wellington
Beaupre R, prop American Hotel,
Brock
Beebe Fred, diver, 98 Ontario
Beecher George, laborer, 256 Syd-
enham
Beel Mrs E F, boarding, 132 Wel-
lington
Begg Alex, carter, 87 Queen
Begg Mrs Annie (wid Wm), 89
Union e
Begg George, baker, 50 William
Behan &. Brick, (J J Behan,
James Brick), grocers, 320
King e
Behan J J, (Behan & Brick), h
17 Patrick, cor George
Bejean John, carpenter, 72 On-
tario
Belanger, James, painter, 206
Montreal
Belch James, agent, 341 Division
Bell Rev George, LL D, regis-
trar Queen's College, 162 Earl
Bell John, baker, 221 Montreal
Bell John, carpenter, 8 Pine
Bell R C ( W P Bell & Son), h 235
Colborne
Bell Robert, 176 University ave
Bell Telephone Co, A T Smith,
local manager, 186 Ontario
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Bell Thos, 21 Upper Charles
Bell Wm, laborer, Hickson ave
BeU W P (W P Bell & Son), b
203 Colborne
Bell W P & Son (W P & R C),
photographers, 224 Princess
Benedict Mrs Roland, 371 Prin-
cess
Benn Geo H, 212 Alfred
Benn Jno, blacksmith, 364 Barrie
Bennett Mrs Caroline (wid Henry)
309 Brock
Bennett Edward, shoveller, Bagot
Bennett Hugh, cigarmaker, 121
Montreal
Bennett Jas, shoemaker, 35 Elm
Bennett Jas, laborer, 9 Cherry
Bennett Wm, tinsmith, 41 1 Barrie
Bennett Thos, pensioner, Anglin's
cottages, 6 Bay
Bennett W, salesman, 35 Elm
Bennett Wm, 161 Nelson
Benson Miss Mary Jane, 89 Bar-
rack
Berry Francis, florist, Regent
Beven Mrs Catharine (wid Jos)
52 Quebec
Bews James, mason, 217 Colborne
Bibby Bros, livery, 129 Brock
Bibby H D, hardware, stoves
and tin, 335-7 King e, h 203
Brock
Bickley F A, clerk, 125 King e
Bidden Charles, 469 Di\nsion
Bilton Richard, painter, 292 John-
ston
Birch Frank A, clerk, dep adj gen
office, Artillery Park
Birch G, cabinet maker, Welling'n
Birch Samuel, 136 Bagot
Bird, George, Railway Cottages,
Ontario
Bird Joseph, Ontario
Bird Langley, laborer, 240 Barrie
Bird Mrs Maria (wid John) 67
Queen
Birkett J H, sec-treas Canadian
Locomotive and Engine Co,
Centre
Birmingham Frank, medical stu-
dent, 182 Johnston
Birmingham Mrs J, 182 Johnston
Birmingham J R, laborer, 26 Up-
per Charles
Bisonette George H (Bowes &
Bisonette), h 4 Barnstable Ter-
race, 102 Clergy
Black Fred, carpenter, 107 Queen
Black Jas, laborer, 47 John
Black Jas, carpenter, 137 Alfred
Black John, miner, 81 Bagot
Blair Mrs Julia (wid Augustus)
100 Barrack
Blake Harry,laborer, 136 Colborne
Blake — , mason. Regent
Blakey Alfred, butcher, 840 Prin-
cess
Blakeley John, carter, Beverley
Blakley Traveler, carter, 59 Bay
Bloomfield Wm, capt "Hero," 145
Pine
Blondin Mrs Anthony, rll2 Wil-
liam
Blomley James, 65 Arch
Boakes J W, conductor K & P 680
Montreal
Boakes Mrs, 2 Brewery Lane
Bolger T O, city engineer, 142
Johnston
Boon James, clerk, Fifth
Boon John, carter. Fifth
Boon R J, butcher, Fifth
Bonny Geo, blacksmith, 153 Di-
vision
Bonney Henry, moulder, 349 Al-
fred
LAIDLAW'S
RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
170 I^IE^IIsrCESS ST.
STREET DIRECTORY.
91
Bonny Geo, foreman, 351 Alfred
Booth Arnold, farmer, 88 Wel-
lington
Booth B A, Odessa woollen mills,
262 Princess
Booth Charles E, civil engineer,
334 University ave
Booth E A (Breck & Booth)
h ] 46 Barrie
Booth Edward, foreman Breck &
Booth, 22 Simcoe
Booth Geo, engineer, 353 Brock
Booth K B, cutter, 270 Princess
Booth Mrs Mary (wid George)
136 Colborne
Booth Richard, fireman, 268 On-
tario
Boston Fur Store, Geo Mills
& Co, prop, 170 Wellington
Bostridge Charles, guard K P, 3
Pembroke
Boswell Philip, laborer, 79 Elm
Boulanger Hilar, painter, 264
Sydenham
Boulger J as, laborer, 96 Ontario
Bourdeau Baptiste, laborer, 192
Rideau
Bourne John, trader, 51 Balaclava
Bowen John, carter, 100 Chatham
Bowen Mrs Mary, 326 Alfred
Bowen Wm, guard K P, 27 Uni-
versity ave
Bower John, 86 Barrie
Bowes & Bisonette, (R J
Bowes, G H Bisonette), dry
goods, 204 Princess
Bowes Richard J (Bowes &
Bisonette), h 120 Earl
Bowles Alex, coremaker, 18 Pat-
rick
Bowles Edward, 16 Patrick
Boyce Richard, clerk, 143 Mont-
real
Boyd Ferguson, baker, 312 Prin-
cess
Boyd Geo, mariner, 309 Johnston
Boyd Isaac, engineer, 398 Brock
Boyd Jas, blacksmith, 391 Barrie
Boyd Jas, livery, 290 Princess
Boyd Jas, baker, 289 Princess
Boyd Capt John, "Glengarry," 357
Brock
Boyd Miss, 366 Barrie
Boyd Richard, cabman, 9 Colborne
Boyd Solomon, Albert
Boyd W Thos, butcher, 54 Que-
bec
Brabant Needle Co, 88 Brock
Bradden John, boarding, 238 On-
tario
Bradden John, Beverley
Brady John, 91 Bagot
Brady, J P, salesman, 146 Mont-
real
Brady Mrs Margaret (wid John)
146 Montreal
Brady Philip, Montreal
BRAME HENRY. Cabinet
maker, Undertaker and
Embalmer. Undertaking
attended to in all its bran-
ches on the most reason-
able terms. If you want
the best, cheapest and
most durable furniture m
the city call on H. Brame,
251 Princess, cor. yden-
ham
Branch Joseph, engineer, 179
Sydenham
Braniff, Hugh, laborer, 267 Earl
Branigan Dennis P, salesman, 258
Princess
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Branigan Mrs Elizabeth (wid
Dennis), 258 Princess
Branigan John, grocer, 220 Mont-
real
Branigan Samuel, tailor, 144 Bay
Breck &. Booth (L W Breck
and E A Booth) coal and wood
dealers and vessel agents, 28
Clarence, cor Ontario
Breck I A, Union w
Brennan James B, shipper, 288
Johnston
Brennan Michael, keeper K P,
288 Johnson
Brennan Michael E, bookkeper,
288 Johnston
Brewster Mrs Sarah (wid Wm)
51 Bagot
Brick James (Behan & Brick)
h 69 Bagot
Brick R H, foreman in woollen
mill, 252 Barrie
Brick Thomas, piano polisher, 69
Bagot
Brickwood James, carpenter, Vic-
toria
Briden Geo, clerk, 122 Colborne
Bridge Wallace, laborer, 88 Wel-
lington
Briggs Mrs Charles, Albert
Brifijgs Thomas, manager Fron-
tenac Loan and Investment
Society, h 167 King e
Brignall Robert, foreman locomo-
tive department, Montreal
British American Hotel, J E
Duuham, prop, Clarence, cor
Knig
Britten B M, Q C (Britton &
Whiting), h 3 Sydenham w
Britton &. Whiting (B M Brit-
ton, Q C, and J L Whiting,
B A), barristers, 69 Clarence
Brock A M, traveler, 16 Syden-
ham w
Brock Rev Jas, 16 Sydenham w
Brockett A E, traveler, 48 Clergy
Brodie R H, elk Hotel Frontenac
Brokenshire John, 1 Alfred s
Brooks Jos S, carpenter, 94 Albert
Brooks Miss Mary Ann, 190 Bar-
rie
Brophy Jos, gents' furnisher, 844
King e, h 59 Wellington
Brophy Mrs Margaret (wid Wm),
57 Welliogton
Brough Thos A, Eng master Coll
Inst, 232 Division
Brouse Henry, machinist, 49 Elm
Brown Andrew, clerk, 53 Earl
Brown Mrs Annie, 320 Barrie
Brown Charles, laborer, 45 Bagot
Brown David, moulder, 451 Divi-
sion
Brown George, 394 Princess
Brown George, laborer, 81 Pine
Browne Geo W, inland revenue,
128 Union w
Brown Henry, restaurant, city
buildings
Brown James, painter, 259 Queen
Browne James (James Browne
& Co) bds British American
Hotel
Browne James & Co, whole-
sale grocers, 176 Ontario
Brown J H, M D, 628 Princess
Brown J H, laborer, 230 Syden-
ham
Brown Johnston, Stanley H'se,
Ontario, cor market square
Brown Mrs, r 13:^. Clarence
Browne Patrick (James Browne
ct Co) 138 University ave
Brown Peter, carpenter, 218 Wel-
lington
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Brown Richard, laborer, 48 Place
d'Armes
Brown R J, Russell House 348-50
Princess
Brown W B, teller Merchants
Bank, 11 Maitland
Brownley — , tailor, 206 Syden-
ham
Bruce Mrs Elizabeth, Nelson
Bryan Mrs George, 33 Albert
Bryant Frederick, mason, Adelaide
Bryant James, laborer, 54 Bagot
Bryant Robert, carriage maker, 9
Deacon
Bryant Reuben, laborer, 221 Col-
borne
Bryson James, 210 University ave
Buck Philip, carpenter, 417 John-
ston
Buckley Geo, laborer, 140 Chat-
ham
Bullis John, hay dealer, 287 Wel-
lington
Bullis & Grimshaw, hay and
grain dealers, Place d'Armes
Bunt John, boiler maker, 110
Bagot
Bunt Richard, blacksmith, 66
Bagot
Bunt Wm, blacksmith, 260 Earl j
Bureau Peter, gram shoveler, 220
King e
Burgess Mrs Ehzabeth (wid Jas),
129 Colborne
Burgess Mrs John, Victoria
Burke Edward, laborer, 39 Liv-
ingston ave
Burke Mrs Patrick, Railway Cot-
tages, Ontario
Burke Stephen, sailor, 81 York
Burke T H, operator. Railway
Cottages, Ontario
Burke Wm, grocer, 153 Sydenham
Burke Wm, carpenter, Nelson
Burket John, laborer, 44 Johnston
Burn Patrick, laborer, 5 Cherry
Burnham Avery, magnetic healer,
115 Montreal
Burnett Mrs Mary Ann, (wid John)
280 Sydenham
Burnette M S, silverware deal-
er, 110 Clarence
Burnett Orlando, policeman, 7
Frontenac
Burns Mrs Catharine (wid Jas),
11 Young
Burns Easton R, bookkeeper, 139
Union w
Burns Mrs Ellen 'wid George),
295 Johnston
Burns George, stonecutter, 312
Johnston
Burns Mrs H, fruiterer, 68 Brock,
h 479 Princess
Burns John, carpenter, 42 John
Burn P, laborer, 34 Union w
Burns Patrick, baker, 43 Ordnance
Burns Mrs Rachael, (wid Henry)
479 Princess
Burns R J, carpenter, 19 William
Burns Robert, carpenter, Bagot
Burns Robert, laborer, 370 Brock
Burns Thos, laborer, 34 Union w
Burr Ralph, salesman, Albert
Burrows William, gas inspector,
274 University ave
Burtch John, laborer, Stephen
Burrows Lieut W P, R S G
Burton Henry, grocer, 92 Division
Burton John, grocer, 155 Division
Burton J V, moulder, 57 Queen
Burton Samuel, upholsterer, 115
Ordnance
Buse Joseph, laborer, Stephen
Busch Mrs C E, Nelson
Bush J, laborer, 26 Place d'Armes
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Bu shell John, mariner, 374 King e
Bushev Francis, carpenter, 487
Alfred
Bushey Robt, carpenter, 28 Pine
Bushy' Wm, laborer, 103 Queen
Buskerk Chas, clerk Anglo Ameri-
can Hotel
Busso Mrs Anthony, 22 Alma
Butler — laborer, r 87 Johnston
Bvrne Mrs Ann (wid Simom), 7
'York
Byrne Simon, laborer, 7 York
Byrnes Mrs Mary ( wid Matthew),
92 Queen
Cain John, laborer, r 247 Earl
Cairns Saml, laborer, 427 King e
Cairns Wm, laborer, Charles
Caldback J H, carpenter, 60 Chat-
ham
Caldback Mrs Martha (wid Jasj
256 Colborne
Caldwell A &. Son, lumber
dealers, V G Hooper, manager,
Place d'Armes
Callaghan Dauiel, accountant, 163
Sydenham
Callaghan H V, bookkeeper, 163
Sydenham
Callaghan James, cabinet maker,
424 Johnston
Callaghan Thos, baker, Main
Callaghan Thos, engineer, 53 Col-
borne
Callaghan Wm, laborer, Main
Calvert G A, clerk, 79 Arch
Calvert Thos, clerk, 79 Arch
Calvert Wm, tinsmith, 79 Arch
Calvin Co, The, (limited) foot
Brock
Cambridge Thomas, moulder, 231
Wellington
Cambridge Henry, laborer, 75
Main
Cameron Major Gen D R,
R A, C M G, commandant
R M C, 157 Kinge
Cameron James, laborer, 285 On-
tario
Cameron K A, clerk, 34 Simcoe
Cameron Mrs Marion 'wid Col)
34 Simcoe
Camie Wm, teamster, 272 Syden-
ham
Campbell A B, roller flour mill,
331 Barrie
Campbell Alex, grocer, Montreal
Campbell Cohn, laborer, 271 Mon-
treal
Campbell D, carter, 142 Bagot
Campbell James, wood merchant,
27 Rideau
Campbell James, sailor, Beverley
Campsell James, carpenter, St
Catharine
Campbell J G & Son, millers,
foot Brock
Campbell J M, manager King-
ston Electric Light Co, bds
Hotel Fronteuac
Campbell Col John, 143 King w
Campbell John, carpenter, Albert
Campbell John, clerk, 29 Rideau
Campbell J W, student, 391 Di-
vision
Campbell Matthew, grocer, 296
Princess
Campbell Matthew, blacksmith,
397 Johnston
Campbell Michael, carpenter, 13
Charles (Upper)
Campbell Robert, hotel, 294 Prin-
cess
Campbell Thomas, 407 Princess
Campbell Wm, plasterer, 153 Pine
Campion Richard, painter, 337
Princess
J. Laidlaw & Son '"^roSL^if ^
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Campion \Vm, blacksmith, 298
Johnston
Campsall — W, carpenter, 18
Pine
Canadian Collecting Co. 43
Brock
Canadian Express Co, J S
Patch local manager, King cor
Brock
Canadian Freeman, Cicolari &
Daley, props, 130 Clarence
Canadian Locomotive and
Engine Co, J H Birkett, sec-
treas, Ontario
Canadian Pacific Railway
Co's Telegraph, K J Wilson,
manager, 30 Clarence
Cannem Samuel, cook, 35 Cherry
Cannem Wm, carpenter, 58 Rideau
Cannon Mrs David, 95 Bay
Cannon Geo, tailor, 95 Bay
Cannon Wm, merchant tailor, 273
Princess
Cannon Wm, accountant, Fron-
tenac
Cappon Prof, bds Hotel Frontenac
Card John, driver, 79 Clarence
Cardwell Miss Eliza, 301 Barrie
Cardwell Mrs Mary [wid Robert] ,
65 Bay
Caren Joseph, 70 Ontario
Carey John, moulder, 282 John-
ston
Carey Rev W B, rector St Paul's
Church, 213 Queen
Carey Wm, music dealer. Gol-
den Lion block, Wellington, h
24 Rideau
Carey Wm, clerk, 24 Rideau
Carle Frank, telephone operator,
bds 48 Princess
Carmichael W D, traveller, 7
Mack
Carnegie Mrs Francis (wid Wra)
grocer, 258 Johnston
CarnoYsky B H, cabinetmaker,
128-130 Ontario
Carnovsky P 0, tobacconist, 66
Princess, h Garratt
Carnovsky, W H, confectioner, 318
King e
Carnovsky Thomas, grocer and
branch post office, 668-670
Princess
Caron Frank, telephone repairer,
bds 48 Princess
Carpenter Mrs S W, 146 Division
Carr Alex, machinist, 113 Mon-
treal
Carrington J J, River
Carroll Michael, heater, bds Ame-
rican Hotel
Carroll Miss Jane, confectioner,
294 Ontario
Carroll Robert manufacturer, 10
Stuart
Carroll Wm, laborer, 31 Nolan's
Lane
Carruthers George, grocer, 250
Princess
Carruthers J B, private banker.
King e, over King's drug store,
h Sydenham, cor Earl
Carruthers Wm, 250 Princess
Carscallen T B, carpenter, 571
Princess
Carson Bros (John and T A), gro-
cers, 322 Princess
Carson Chas, fitter, 117 Montreal
Carson John (Carson Bros) h 220
Princess
Carson Mrs M, r 257 King e
Carson R, wholesale grocer, 324
Princess, h 275 Brock
Carson Robert, sergt Police, 220
University ave
Blank Account Books at McAuley's
96
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Carson T A, (Carson Bros) h 320
Princess
Carson William, end Princess
Carson Wra, laborer, 39 Upper
Charles
Carson Rev W W, pastor Syden-
ham street Methodist Church,
181 William
Carswell Robert, boilermaker, 60
Union w
Carter Danl, laborer, 78 Durham
Carter R C, manager Rathbun Co,
9 King w
CARTER THOS, city editor Whig,
685 Princess
Carter Thos, grocer, 635 Princess
Carter Wm, 55 Young
Cartwright Rev C E, 165 King e
Cartwright H C, clerk Bank BNA
Cartwright Sir Richard, M P,
'* The Maples"
Carver John, carpenter, Nelson
Casey Miss Ellen, confectioner,
212 Bagot
Casey H W, 214 Division
Casey Thos R, traveler, 30 Syden-
ham w
Cassidy Mrs Nancy [wid W H]
291 Johnston
Cassidy Mrs Sarah [wid Andrew] ,
51 John
Cassidy W H, carpenter, 293
Johnston
Cass Alfred, mason, 6 Quebec
Casterton Mrs Ahce [wid Chas] ,
277 Sydenham
Caswell Thos A, carpenter, 443
Princess
Caufield Thos, confectioner, 206
Bagot
Cavanagh John, 15 Redan
Cays Duncan, drover, 419 Prin-
cess
Chadwick Allen, bookkeeper, 22
Barrie
Chadw^ick Harvey, carter, 859
Bagot
Chadwick W M, Princess
Chadwick Wm M, Albert
Chamberlain, A J, clerk P 0, 7
Victoria Terrace, Montreal
Chamberlain Mrs J C, 7 Victoria
terrace, Montreal
Chambers Charles, mariner, 41
Rideau
Chapman E F, grocer, 837 Queen
Chapman Hardy, watchman, 177
Albert
Chapman Harold, laborer 290
Johnston
Chapman Mrs Rachael, 305 Bar-
rie
Chapman Sidney, contractor, 377
Brock
Chapman Wm^ laborer, 290 John-
ston
Chapman W J, contractor, 124
Colborne
Chappell Wm, carpenter, 147 Col-
borne
I Chance Wm, barber, 159 Brock
Charles Augustus, blacksmith, bds
48 Princess
Charles Edwin, carpenter, 41 Divi-
sion
Charles John A, bookkeeper, 152
Sydenham
Charlton Ralph, machinist, bds
Lake View House
Charlton Robert, foreman boiler-
makers Locomotive works, 92
Earl
Chatterson Edward, carpenter, 87
York
Chesuut Miss H H, manager Y
W C A, 130 Clarence
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Choron Adolphus, blacksmith, 54
John
Chown A & Co, hardware, 252
Bagot
Chown A F (A Chown & Coj
h 126 University ave
Chown Albert P, M D (Chown &
Mitchell) 124 Princess
Chown Arthur, 287 Queen
Chown Charles D, (The Chown
& Cunningham Co,) 110 Bagot
THE CHOWN 5c CUNNING-
HAM CO, (Limited), man-
ufacturers of Stoves, Rang-
es, Iron Railings, Job Cast-
ings, etc.. King, corner of
Queen
Chown Edwin, (Edwin Chown
& Son), h 187 Brock
Chown Edwin &. Son, (Edwin
& Geo Y), stoves, tin & tin-
smiths supplies, 248-50 Bagot
Chown Geo Y, (Edwin Chown
& Son), h 257 Brock
Chown & Mitchell, (Albert P
Chown, MD, EC Mitchell),
druggists, 124 Princess
Chown Oliver, (A Chown & Co),
h 186 University ave
Chown K J, traveler, 220 John-
ston
Chown Samuel, traveler, 297
Queen
Chown Wm, bricklayer, 567 Prin-
cess
Christian Brothers' School,
Rev Bro Alpian, director, 89
Clergy
Christley J E, hostler, 16 Alma
Chrisley John, laborer, 318 John-
ston
Christley William, cabman, 224
Queen
Christmas Charles, sailor, 405
King e
Christmas Edward, blacksmith,
190 King e
Christmas Harry, butcher, 283
Division
Christmas Jas, laborer, 65 Queen
Chronicle and News (weekly),
L W Shannon, prop, 67 Prin-
cess
Cicolari &. Daley (Francis A
Cicolari, P J Daley), props Ca-
nadian Freeman, 130 Clarence
Cicolari Francis A (Cicolari &
Daley), h 120 Wellington
City Drug Store, Princess, cor
Montreal
City Hotel, Sloan Bros, props,
133-137 Princess (See advtj
Clanahan Mrs Susan, 81 Clarence
Clancy Thos, laborer, 121 Ontario
Clare Miss Matilda, dressmaker,
133 Colborne
Clark C H, restaurant, Bagot, cor
Brock
Clarke Chas, blacksmith, Patrick
Clark Frank, laborer, Bagot
Clark Frederick, Hickson ave
Clarke F W, master mechanic,
Eideau
Clark J H, MD.DDS, LDS,
dentist, 194 Wellington, cor
Princess
Clark Joseph E, bookkeeper, 40
Clergy
Clark J W, currier, 13 Charles
Clark Mrs Mary (wid Lawrence),
Stephen
Clark Mrs Mary (wid Wm T), 149
Division
Clark Percy, commercial traveller,
177 Queen
Clark P, laborer, 166 Raglan rd
13
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
98
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Clark Robert, laborer, 22 Cowdy
Clarke Robert, laborer, 19 Upper
WiUiam
Clark Mrs Robert, 133 Montreal
Clarke Mrs Sarah (wid Wm), 364
Johnston
Clark Thomas, sailor, 270 Syden-
ham
Clark W H, tanner, 17 Charles
Clark Wm, engineer, bds 48
Princess
Clarke W J, shoemaker, 369 Brock
Clark W J, laborer, Charles
Claxton Lionel, 107 Gore
Claxton M H, tinsmith, 27 Charles
Clayton Edward, ship carpenter,
224 Sydenham
Clayton Martin, ship carpenter,
137 Bagot
Cleary Mrs Catharine [wid Hugh]
Hickson ave
Cleary Most Rev Jas Vincent,
Archbishop of Kingston, the
Palace 225 Johnston
Cleary Thomas, Hickson ave,
Clements Andrew, agent, 110
Clarence
Clennents Leonard, LDS, den-
tist, 140-42 WelUugton
Clements W J, farmer, 110 Clar-
ence
Clerihew Geo W, broker, 115
Brock, h 255 Brock
Cliff George, real estate agent,
95 Clarence, h 164 Barrie
Clint P, hotel, 8 Johnston
Clugston Robt, mason, 396 Brock
Coates Edgar, clerk, 434 Princess
Coburn Wm, laborer, 146 Pine
Coburn Wm, plasterer, 146 Pine
Cockade Wm, laborer, 79 Pine
Cochrane Mrs C, 164 Froutenac
Cochrane Capt J B, RMC,122 Earl
277
Cochrane Jae, sailor, 294 Univer-
sity ave
Cochrane James B, student, 164
FroQtenac
Cochrane John, bricklayer, Albert
Cochrane Mrs Mary [wid Geo] ,
47 Barrack
Cochrane William, keeper
lum, 73 Division
Cockburn John, plumber,
William
Cockburn John, plumber,
Ontario
Cockburn Wm, blacksmith
Ontario
Coffee Thos, laborer, 174 Barrie
Coffee — , 29 Division
Coffey Wm, guard K P, 119 Stuart
Cofifield Mrs, 19 Balaclava
Coggan J A, patternmaker, 11
Charles
Cole F F, grain dealer, 291 Onta-
rio, bds Hotel Frontenac
Colebrook Edward, 327 Earl
Coleman Alex, laborer, 29 First
Coleman Robt, sailor, r428 Ejng e
Coleman William, basket maker,
29 First
Collendar Hotel, T Doolan, prop,
324 King e
Collins James, engineer, 49 Bay
Collins John, letter carrier, 43
King w
Collins Julius, hatter, 421 Brock
Collins Patrick, carter, r 102 Bar-
rack
CoUins Capt Thos, sailor, 438
Division
Collins Wm, machinist, 19 West
Comeau Joseph, mariner, Ontario
Comer George, purser mail boat,
80 Division
Comper J, carpenter, Frontenac
Asy-
114
273
I A IDT AW'Q RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
99
Comper Mrs Maria (wid John),
307 Brock
Conlaii Edward, stonecutter, 104
William
Conlan John, tailor, 112 William
Conley Mrs Elizabeth, [wid Jas] ,
61 Bagot
Conley Henry, dep clerk, 52 Place
d'Armes
Conley James, confectioner, 263
Princess
Conley Joseph, carter, 228 Rideau
Conley Mrs Mary [wid Michael] ,
Victoria
Conley Mrs Rebecca [wid Wm] ,
368 Division
Conley Thomas, trade instructor
K P, 266 Johnston
Conley W, contractor, 75 Union e
Conlin Mrs, 157 Bagot
Connell J C, M D, 254 King e
Connor Jas, cabinet maker, 354
Brock
Connor John, blacksmith, bds 48
Princess
Connor John, ship carpenter, 22
Upper Charles
Connors John, laborer, r 91 Earl
Coustantine John, architect, 127
Union w
Conway Frank, freight agent, K
& P, 63 WiUiam ,
Conroy Michael, grocer, 8 market
square, h 28 Ellice
Conroy Patrick, 28 Ellice
Cooke Rev A W, rector English
Church, 680 Princess
Cooke C H, laborer, 16 Ann
Cook J, clerk, 67 Sydenham w
Cooke J B, grocer, 213 Montreal
Cooke John, engineer, 42 Ord-
Cook Thos, laborer, 260 Sydenham
Cooke W^m, laborer, Hickson ave
Cook Wm, driver, 202 Colborne
Cooley Wm, laborer, r 168 Bagot
Coombs W H, clerk, Alwington
ave
Coonay Patrick, laborer, 219 Earl
Cooper Mrs Agues, [wid James]
772 Princess
Cooper J B, 334 Brock
Cooper James E, mechanic, 35
Charles
Cooper John, 80 Arch
Cooper Richard, carter, Durham
Cooper Richard, butcher, Victoria
Copley Wm, traveler, 180 Clergy
Corbett C H, governor of jail, res
jail
Corbett John, hardware, 95 Prin-
cess, h 1C4 Clergy
Corbett Wm, tinsmith, 419 Prin-
cess
Corby Mrs G B, 328 University
ave
Cormack John, janitor of Queen's
College, 51 Arch
Cornelius John, sailor, 167 Queen
Corrigan Daniel, 58 Bagot
Corrigan Daniel, 464 Division
Corrigan John, warehouseman,
111 Ontario
Corrigan M P [Cousineau, Quinn
& Corrigan] , h 226 Queen
Corrigan Patrick, laborer, North
Corrigan R S, carriage maker,
355 Division
Corrigan Thomas, laborer, 113
Ontario
Corrigan W R, butcher, 355 Divi-
sion
Cosby Charles S, shoemaker, 237
Earl
Costello Samuel, laborer, Stephen
Cotman George, silver plater, 148
Colborne
NOTEPAPER AND ENVELOPES
CHHAP AX IIIcAUI.GV'S BOOK^XORE.
TOO
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Cottle Mrs L P, 144 Barrie
Cotton Lieut-Col W H, Com-
mandant R S G
Cougblin Mrs J, 321 Brock
Coulson Jas, diver, 102 Barrie
Coulthart David, machinist, 53
William
Counter Geo, clerk, 105 Colborne
Couper Daniel [John Ward &
Co] , h 776 Princess
Cousineau, Quinn & Corrigan, dry
goods and clothing, 78-80 Prin-
cess
Cowan G, mechanic, bds 62 Wel-
lington
Coward G B, painter, 325 Brock
Coward M W, clerk, 325 Brock
Coward William, baker, 227 Uni-
versity ave
Cowdy John, carpenter, 223 Mont-
real
Cowdy Thomas, laborer, St Cath-
arine
Cowdy Wm, carpenter, 67 Cherry
Cowie James, 23 John
Cowie Robert, machinist, 21 John
Cowman, Richard, engineer 29
James
Coxworthy George, salesman, bds
247 Brock
Coy Miss Sarah, 101 Queen
Coyle Edward, salesman. Bala-
clava
Coyle James, salesman, bds Wind-
sor Hotel
Coyle Mrs Rose [wid Henry] , 23
Balaclava
Craig Adam, teamster, 9 Alfred s
Craig Mrs Agnes [wid John] , 204
King e
Craig Andrew, 204 King e
Craig J A, policeman, 83 Young
Craig Jas, coppersmith, 155 Bagot
j Craig John, conductor. Barrack
I Craig Miss Sarah, 23 Arch
Craig Wm A, carpenter, Albert
Craig Wm G [A Gunn & Co] ,
I h 32 Ontario
I Craik Mrs Mary, ^ 6 Arch
' Crane Chas, miller, 151 Montreal
Crate Thos, clerk British Ameri-
can hotel
Crawford A G, car driver, Alwing-
i ton ave
I Crawford Anthony, carter, 124
Division
Crawford George, mariner, 329
Division
i Crawford James, grocer, 182
Princess, h 327 Division
I Crawford Jas, laborer, 47 James
j Crawford John, cutter, 433 Brock
j Crawford Robert, wood and
I coal, foot Queen, 300 Kmg w
j and h . 24 Barrie
I Crawford Thomas, carpenter, 172
] Rideau
j Crawford William, carpenter, 110
Barrack
Creamer Edward, laborer, 296
Montreal
Creeggan George, military tailor,
Main
Creighton George, bookkeeper, 44
O'Kill
Creighton R, clerk, 129 Union w
Crellan Wm, laborer, 431 Alfred
Crellian Edward, boilermaker, 49
Upper Charles
Cridiford John, hairdresser, Clar-
ence
Cristoe Robt,bookbinder,194 Bagot
Cristoe Wm, bartender Collendar
Hotel, 194 Bagot
Crook Mrs Maria [wid Dobson] ,
267 Queen
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DRESS MATERIALS
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ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
lOI
Crookall Chas J, clerk Merchants
Bank, bds 132 Wellington
Crothers H & W J, biscuit and
confectionery manfrs, 207-209
Wellmgton
Crothers Hutchison, [H & W J
Crothers] , h 331 Barrie
Crowley John, laborer, 373 John-
ston
Crowley C W. laborer, 110 Ord-
nance
Crothers Mrs Mary [wid John] ,
67 Chatham
Crothers W J [H & W J Cro-
thers] , 179 Earl
Crowley John, laborer, 71 Bay
Crozier David, carpenter, Main
Crozier Jas, laborer, Main
Crozier Jas, printer. Main
Crozier Mrs Mary [wid Thomas] ,
grocer, Rideau
Crumley Alex, baker, 10 Quebec
Crumley Edward [Spence &
Crumley] , h 63 Union w
Crumley Hugh, 50 Union w
Cruse Wm H, shoemaker, Albert
Crysler Mrs Capt Chas, 69 Union
Cuddeford Jno, stonecutter, Mont-
real
Cudmore Jno, laborer, 61 William
CuUen Patrick, 16 James
CuUen Wm, engineer, 31 James
Culpack Mrs B, 252 Earl
Cummmgs Archie, engineer, 472
Brock
Cummings Mrs Caroline [wid
Geo] , 472 Brock
Cummins Michael, laborer, 374
Brock
Cunningham Chas, confectioner,
40 Young
Cunningham Daniel, capenter, 51
Bay
Cunningham David, BA, MD,
CM, 19 Montreal, h 318 Earl
Cunningham David, 180 Bagot
Cunningham David, instructor K
P, 318 Earl
Cunningham Henry, com traveler,
318 Earl
Cunningham Henry, [The
Chown & Cunningham Co] , 169
Earl
Cunningham John, sewing ma-
chines, 348 Kmg e
Cunningham Samuel, 18 Deacon
Cunningham Thomas, boots
and shoes, 267 Princess
Cunningham W H, currier, Rideau
Cunningham Wm, jeweler, 348
King e
Cunningham Wm, piano tuner,
22 George
Cunningham W J, telephone re-
pairer, 51 Bay
Curragh James, machinist, 117
i> fl 1' T* fi P Iv
Curtis C L, M D, 136 WeUington
Curtis Fred, mason, 21 Ellice
Curtis Patrick, shoemaker, 105
Gore
Cushion Thos, laborer, 28 Alma
Daily and Weekly British
Whig, E J B Pense, prop,
336-340 King e
Daily News Lewis W Shannon,
prop, 67 Princess
Dairy Thomas, boilermaker, 284
Wellington
Dales John, teacher Coll Inst, 230
Division
Daley Chas B, civil engineer, 298
University ave
Daly Jas, lessee of market tolls,
54 Rideau
Daley Jas, printer, 357 Bagot
Kingston
Qtnno YorH s. J. kilpatrick, Prop.,
dlUIIC FdlU 372 Princess street.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Daley John, merchant, 16 Place
d'Armes
Daley Justus, 238 University ave
Daley P J, [Cicolari & Daley]
h 658 Division
Daley Thos, laborer. King w
Daly Capt W J, grocer, 844 Prin
cess
Dalton & Strange, [W B Dal
ton, J M Strange] , wholesale
hardware and stationery, etc
143 Princess
Dalton W B, [Dalton & Strange]
h 138 Johnston
Darby W C, bookkeeper, 364 John
ston
D'Arcy Mrs Jane, dressmaker, 87
Wellington
D'Arcy Robt, clerk P 0, 87 Wei-
lington
Darragh Alex, 681 Montreal
Darragh George, carpenter,
Montreal
Darragh John, guard K P,
Alfred
Darragh R J, M D, 10 Ann
Darvin Michael, laborer, 101 Ri-
deau
Daunt Jos, brewer, 117 King w
David Chas, carpenter, 155 Pine
David Daniel, 90 York
Davidson Andrew, contractor, 235
Queen
Davidson Bryce T, clerk, 868 Bar-
rie
Davidson Chas S, fireman, 208
Sydenham
Davidson Miss Drina, stenograph-
er, 368 Barrie
Davidson Duncan A, law student,
868 Barrie
Davidson Douglas, stenographer,
368 Barrie
689
204
Davidson Thos, trade inst'r K P,
Pembroke
Davidson Walter, moulder, 130
Bagot
Davidson Wm, miner, 55 John
i Davis E R, guard K P, Living-
1 ston ave
' Davis George, ship carpenter, 160
i Rideau
Davis James, engineer, 48 Wel-
lington
Davis Jamfts, boots and shoes,
269 Princess
Davis John, carpenter, 106 Bar-
rack
Davis John, mechanic, 24 Earl
Davis John, blacksmith, 271 Prin-
cess
Davis R F [Sheldon & Davis],
232 King e
Davis Capt Robert, boatbuilder,
180 Rideau
Davis Lewis, laborer. Railway
Cottages, Ontario
Davis Mrs Mary A [wid James] ,
36 Sydenham w
Davis M R, boatbuilder, Coirigan
Davies Wm, patternmaker, 83
Pine
Davison Robert, carpenter, 358
Johnston
Davison Mrs Ruth (wid John), 30
York
Davey Benj, carpenter, 431 King e
Davy Geo, carpenter, King w
Davy G W, carpenter, 30 Chatham
Davy Mrs John, 449 Division
Davy Norman, grocer, 107 Knig w
Davey R A, grain shoveller, 429
King e
Davy Stewart, carpenter, Garratt
Davy Wm R, carpenter, 171 Nel-
son
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DIRECT IMPORTERS,
I'T'O I^'zinceBs St,
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
103
Dawson, Joseph, machinist, 881
Division
Day Forshaw, artist, 181 Division
Day Herbert, cutter, 270 Princess
Day Sidney, traveler, 482 Princess
Daykin Rev W Y, Incumbent
of All Saints' Church, 118 York
Deacon Andrew, clerk P 0, bds
182 Wellington
Dean E C, salesman, 214 Barrie
Dean George, 140 Union
Dean Mrs Margaret [wid A] , 211
Barrie
DeCarteret Clement, traveler, 898
Brock
Decker Kobert, carpenter, 296
Division
Decker R R, blacksmith, 44 Di-
vision
Decker Thos, laborer, 44 Division|
Decks W A, blacksmith, 147
Brock, h 199 Brock
Decks Wm, coachman, 125 Bagot
Dehaney Thos, carter, 88 Pine
DeLacey Miss Nellie, dressmaker,
208 King e
Delaney James, Russell
Delaney Michael, laborer, Hick-
son ave
Delaney M J, carpenter, Russell
Delaney Patrick, laborer, 777
Moutreal
Delaney Patrick, Russell
Delaney Wm, laborer, Russell
Delph Jas, laborer, 84 James
Dempster David, laborer, 1 Gray's
Lane
Dempster Wm, stonecutter, 149
Nelson
Denn Wm, 816 Brock
Denny Jas, laborer, 286 Earl
Dennie Jos, telegraph repairer,
Hickson ave
Dennis Mrs Fanny [wid James] ,
grocery, 876 Barrie
Denuison James, stonecutter, 50
Division
Dennison John C, carpenter, Bev-
erley
Mennison Mrs Mary [wid Jas] ,
367 Brock
Derry Hugh, mason, 138 Union w
Derry Capt J, 286 Barrie
Derry James, boilermaker, 104
Pine
Derry James, boilermaker, 41
Upper William
Derry Patrick W, moulder, 81
Union w
Derry Wm D, mason, 104 Pine
DesRochers J Z, organist, 72 Earl
Devan Maurice, ship carpenter,
55 Colborne
Devine James, laborer, 54 Lans-
downe
Devlin James, engineer, 218 Uni-
versity ave
Devlin Peter, Bon-Ton saloon,
Wellington, cor Clarence
Dew James, laborer, 67 Queen
Deyo Charles, brakesman. Place
d'Armes
Diamond Charles, laborer, 209
Montreal
Dick D J (W J Dick & Son), h
252 Alfred
Dick Geo, carriage trimmer, 257
Princess
Dick W J (W J Dick & Son), h
860 Brock
Dick W J & Son (W J & D J),
boots, shoes, trunks and valises,
168 Princess
Dick W R, accountant, 860 Brock
Dickson Mrs Ann [wid John] , 10
Bay [Anglin's Cottages]
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
AT McAXJI-BT'S.
104
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Dickson Mrs Ann [wid J R] , 172
Johnston
Dickson C T, accountant Inland
Revenue, 310 University ave
Dickson John, shoemaker, 306
OntariD
Dickson John H, engineer, 34
Division
Dickinson Robert, carpenter, 451
Barrie
Dillon James E [Joseph Dillon &
Son] Brock
Dillon Joseph [Joseph Dillon &
Son] , h 111 Princess
Dillon Joseph & Son [Joseph &
James E] , boots and shoes. 111
Princess
Dine Mrs Charles, 92 Gore
Dinsmore Chas, laborer, Russell
Dix Capt Jas, mariner, 227 Earl
Dix Capt Joseph, schooner "White
Oak," Nelson
Dobbs R S, C E, retired, 195
Johnston
Dodds Frank, King w
Dodd Mrs Janet [wid George],
385 Earl
Dodds John, engineer, 415 King e
Dodds Wm, blacksmith, 41 James
Dolan Joseph, clerk, bds 219
Princess
Djlan Martin, harness, 219 Prin-
cess
Dolan Michael, harness maker,
219 Princess
Dolphin John, machinist, 28 Uni-
versity ave
Dominion Express Co, J F
Swift, agent, King, cor Clarence
Donaldson Joseph, mailclerk, 110
Raglan road
Donaldson Solomon, carpenter,
259 Montreal
Doney Luke, hotel, 33 Brock
Donnelly David, ship carpenter,
King w
Donnelly James, traveler, 103
Johnston
Donnelly John, wrecker, 118 Wel-
lington
Donnelly Matthew, laborer, 89
York
Donnelly Sauford, engineer, 141
Montreal
Donnelly Mrs Sarah [wid Felix] ,
223 University ave
Donnelly Mrs, 295 Princess
Donnelly Capt Thos, hull inspec-
tor, 197 University ave
Donoghue Mrs Catharine [wid
Dan] , 293 Ontario
Donoghue Chas, clerk, 293 Ontario
Donoghue Daniel, baker, 223
Wellington
Donoghue Mrs John. 3 Gray's
Lane
Donoghue Michael, r 164 Bagot
Donoghue P, 130 Division
Donoghue Peter, laborer, 92 Wil-
liam
Donoghue T J, traveler, 93 Queen
Donovan Mrs C, 394 Brock
Donovan Cornehus, laborer, North
Donovan Daniel, harness maker,
2 Dunn's Terrace, Bay
Donovan Mrs Elizabeth [wid
John] , North
Donovan Michael, sailor, 18 ^
West
Dooley Jas, shoemaker, 150 Ord-
nance
Doolan Jeremiah, laborer, 94 Ri-
deau
I Doolan John, laborer, 131 Bagot
Doolan Timothy, prop Collendar
Hotel, 322-6 King e
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105
Doran Miss B, 64 Barrie
Doran B & Co, millinery etc, 126
Princess
Doran Michael, manufacturer, 437
King w
Borland Mrs W E, 239 Division
Dougall Alfred, carpenter, 285
Sydenham
Dougdll Lewis, laborer, 112 Rag-
lan rd
Dougherty Mrs Ellen (wid Chas),
91 Eideau
Dougherty Mrs EHzabeth (wid
John), 99 Elm
Dougherty Jas, bookkeeper, the
Rathbun Co
Douglas Bryce, mason, Nelson
Douglas Hugh, plasterer, 41 Main
Douglas James, mason, Nelson
Douglas Wm, tailor, 45 Arch
Dousley William, shoemaker, 8
■George
Downey David, carter, Ontario
Downey Mrs Hester (wid Robert),
447 Barrie
Downey Joseph, laborer, 447 Bar-
rie
Downey Robert, carpenter, Vic-
toria
Downey Robert, teamster, 59 Col-
borne
Downey Timothy, shoemaker, 208
Bagot
Downing James, Alice
Downing Wm, clerk, 356 Brock
Dowsley D H, M D, M R C S
Eng, 218 Johnston
Downs Jas, laborer, 20 Alma
Doyle Edward, carpenter. Hick-
son ave
Doyle Daniel, laborer, 125 Queen
Doyle Hugh, storekeeper, 296
Barrie
Doyle Jas, butcher, 657 P<|fincess
Doyle Jas, guard K P, 11 Pem-
broke
Doyle Jeremiah, 671 Princess
Doyle Miss Johanna, 41 Young
Doyle John, laborer, 102 Rideau
Doyle John, mariner, 93 Bay
Doyle Miss M A, teacher, 2 Vic-
toria Terrace, Montreal
Doyle Michael, clerk American
Hotel, 219 Montreal
Doyle Patrick, laborer, 102 Rideau
Doyle Wm, Island House, 21
Brock
Doyle Wm, butcher, 768 Prmcess
Drennan Rev Alex, Methodist,
222 University ave
Drennan W M, cabinet maker
and undertaker, 75 Princess, h
118 Earl
DriscoU Dennis, mason, 45 Wel-
lington
Driscoll Jeremiah, guard KP, 116
William
Driscoll Pat'k, painter, 96 Bagot
Driver F A, salesman, 163 Queen
Driver Thos, Customs, 163 Queen
Driver Wm, clerk, 163 Queen
Drummond J A K, grain dealer,
421 Johnston
Drury Major C W, commander
RSG
Drury Wm, tinsmith, 391 Prin-
cess, h 292 Queen
Drury Mrs Offie (wid Wm), 393
Princess
Dry Dock office, 30 Union e
Duff Colonel John, police ma-
gistrate, 450 Princess
Duffy Francis, dyer, 30 Union w
Duffy John, laborer, Bagot
Duffy Wm, moulder, 94 William
Dumphy James, packer, 96 York
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Dumphfi James, 258 Queen
Dunbar Henry, 168 Bagot
Dunbar John, merchant tailor,
181 Wellington, h 436 Princess
Dunbar Mrs, dressmaker, 9 Mont-
real
Dumbleton Wm, laborer, Victoria
Duncan Alex, butcher, 110 Col-
borne
Dunham E H, prop Hotel Fron-
tenac, 178-84 Ontario
Dunham J E, proprietor British
American Hotel, Clarence, cor
King
Dunlop Capt Andrew, "Kathleen,"
96 Eideau
Dunlop A W, bookkeeper, 48 Col-
borne
Dunlop H A, clerk, 251 Division
Dunlop Miss Gertrude, 13 Mait-
land
Dunlop James, baker, 153 Mont-
real
Dunlop J M, contractor, 38 Rideau
Dunlop Robert, tailor, 29 John
Dunlop Wm, merchant tailor
and gents' furnisher, 353 King
e, h 56 Union w
Dunnet Wm, laborer, 5 O'Kill
Dunn Geo, laborer, Rideau
Dunn John, laborer, 50 O'Kill
Dunn Mrs Julia (wid Thos), 73
Queen
Dunn Wm, stoves and tins, 229
and 231 Princess, h 309 Brock
Dunnill T D, shooting gallery, 31
Brock
Dunster John, sailor, 395 King e
Dupont Hippolyte, manufacturer,
103 Queen
Dupuis N F, M A, F B S Edin,
professor Queen's College, Uni-
versity ave
Dupuis Thomas R, M D, M R
C S Eng, FRCPS, physi-
cian and surgeon, prof clinical
surgery and surgeon Kingston
Hospital, Montreal, cor Brock
Dupuy H S, accountant Montreal
Bank, 128 Barrie
Dupuy Miss, 15 Union w
Dutton Samuel, laborer, 459 Bar-
rie
Duval Arthur, M D, prof RMC,
148 Queen
Dwyer Ed, manager B Doran &
Co, h 64 Barrie
Dwyer John, porter, Ontario
Dwyer Michael, laborer, 90 Wil-
liam
Dyde Samuel, bookkeeper, 244
Alfred
Dyde Prof Walter, Queen's Col-
lege, 293 Alfred
Dyde W H, com traveler, 242 Al-
fred
Eagle Daniel, clerk, 223 Syden-
ham
Eby Joel, knitting mill, 181 Al-
fred
Eccles Victor, clerk Lake View
House
Eddington David, laborer, 36 Col-
borne
Edgar David, fireman, Cataraqui
I Edgar David, moulder, Cataraqui
Edgar Wm, painter, 129 Montreal
I Edmond Miss, dressmaker, King,
cor Clarence
Edwards David, laborer, 63 John
Edwards Major EG, RMC,
I 55 George
Edwards Peter, 128^ Union w
Edwards Ridiard, carpenter, 78
Division
Egan John, moulder, 182 Rideau
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107
Eggleton James, laborer, 67 Bagot
Eilbeck R J, 112 Clarence
Elder Bros, props St Lawrence
House, King e
Elder Bros, (James, Andrew &
George), livery, 212 Wellington
Elder George (Elder Bros) St
Lawrence House
Elder James, livery, 281 Bagot
Eleson J H, carpeater, 275 Queen
Ellerbeck Misses Lizzie & Lena,
185 Princess
Elliott Alex, cattle dealer, 866
Division
Elliott Alfred, mail carrier, 84
Johnston
Elliott Bros, plumbers, etc, 77
Princess
Elliott Mrs Elizabeth (widGeo),
85 Queen
Elliott Geo, carpenter, St Cath-
arine
Elliott Mrs Jane (wid Wm), 197
Montreal
Elliott J G, managing editor
Whig, 27 Colborne
Elliott John M, bookkeeper, 866
Division
Elliott Mrs Mary Ann (wid John),
882 Brock
Elliott Matthew B, tinsmith, 366
Division
Elliott Richard, shoemaker, 523
Princess
Elliott R J, letter carrier, 332
Brock
Elhott Robt, carpenter, 140 Pine
Elliott Robt, 366 Division
Elliott Robert F, plumber, 866
Division
Elliott Wm, 842 Johnston
Elliott Wm, 249 University ave
Ellis E H, knitter, 176 Barrie
Elmer A E, barber, 74 Princess,
h 28 Division
Elmer Jno, pool and lunch room,
158 Princess
Elmer Joseph, barber, Ordnance
Elmer R H, hair dresser, 161
Princess
Elmer Thos, moulder, 229 Earl
Elsmere Mrs Elizabeth (wid Alex)
228 University ave
Elson J T, contractor, 87 Young
Ely Alex, clerk Queen's Hotel
Ely Samuel, 178 Alfred
Emmett Maitland, engineer on K
& P, 200 Rideau
Empey Geo, night clerk Windsor
Hotel
England Rev L M, pastor Wil-
liams ville Meth Ch, 5 Vaughn
Terrace, 484 Princess
England Thos, gardener. Regent
English Mrs Caroline (wid David),
15 Mack
Ennis Mrs Jane (wid James), 11
Rideau
Ennis John, laborer, 11 Rideau
Enwright Mrs Mary, 112 WilUam
En Wright Michael, grocer, 45
Chatham
Enwright Thomas, carpenter, 14
John
Erskine John, shoemaker, 90 On-
tario
Erwin Wm, roadmaster K & P,
157 Montreal
Esford Robert, laborer, Bagot
Evans James, guard K P, King w
Everett Miss Harriet, 281 Bagot
Eves Daniel, carter, 147 Ordnance
Eves James, cabman, 878 bagot
Eves Thos, painter, centre
Eves Wm, painter, 261 Division
E ward Charles, mason, 489 Barrie
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Eward Fred, foundry man, 384
Princess
Eward Mrs Mary (wid Thomas),
240 Division
Eward Robert, bookkeeper, 207
Colborne
Ewing Mrs J, nurse, 158 Division
Ezephru Mareau, laborer, railway
cottages, Ontario
Faliey Edward, excise officer, 158
Bagot
Fahey Mrs H, confectioner, 68
Princess
Fair W J, 120 Barrie
Fairbairn Alex, fireman, Hickson
ave
Fairbairn Wm, signalman, Hick-
son ave
Fairbanks Mrs Bridget (wid Jas),
215 Earl
Fallon Daniel, 914 Princess
Fallon Mrs Eliza (wid John), Bar-
rack
Fallen Michael, carter, 27 Patrick
Fallon Patrick, laborer, 21 Redan
Fanning Patrick, carter, 34 Alma
Farley Mrs Emma (wid Thomas),
Fifth
Farmer John, salesman, 18 Mark-
land
Farrell &. Co, groceries, wines
and hquors, 89-43 Brock
Farrell Thos (Farrell & Co),
bds Collendar Hotel
Farrington James, 18 Wellington
Faulkner Richardson, stonecutter,
286 Earl
FEDERAL WAREHOUSE,
Best and Cheapest House
for Staple Dry Goods. La-
dies' Underwea'^ and Baby
Linen a Specialty. 114
Princess St
Fee S H, M D, 405 Princess
Fee Wm, 271 Queen
Fen wick Mrs A G, Nelson
Fenwick Arthur, student, 176
Johnston
Fenwick Geo S, (Fenwick, Hendry
& Co), h 176 Johnston
Fenwick, Hendry & Co, wholesale
grocers, 189 Ontario
Fenwick K N, M D, 141 Kinge
Fenwick T M, M D, 420 King
e, cor Barrack
Ferguson Alex, laborer, 50 John
Ferguson Prof G D, Queen's Col-
lege, 195 Earl
Ferguson James, salesman, 522
Princess
Ferguson Wm, sheriff, 191 King e
Ferns Miss, 33 Division
Ferrier George, machinist, 111
Princess
Ferris Edward, farmer. King w
Ferris J P H, farmer, 353 Di-
vision
Ferris Mrs Mary, boarding, 212
King e
Fields Arthur E, barber, 49 Prin-
cess
Fillion Edward, clerk, 24 Chat-
ham
Filtz George, cabhietmaker, 387
Johnston
Filtz Philip, carpenter, 414 John-
ston
Filtz Richard, mason, 417 John-
ston
Fisher Joseph, flour and feed, 43
Princess, h 328 Johnston
Fisher John, carpenter, 120 Al-
bert
Fisher Moses, tailor, Froutenac
Fisk Fred, cook, 103 Brock
Fitzgerald Jas, laborer, 877 Earl
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Fitzgerald John, butcher, 346
Brock
Fitzgerald Patrick, boilermaker,
102 Ontario
Fitzgibbons James, laborer, 160
Clergy
Fitzpatrick Mrs Mary, (wid Val-
entine), 21 York
Flaherty Thos, laborer, 45 Bagot
Flanigan A J, bds 421 Princess
Flannigan Jas, laborer, Raglan rd
Flanagan John, mechanic, 184
Bagot
Flannigan John, cigarmaker, Rag-
lan rd
Flanagan Michael, city clerk,
82 Barrie
Flannigan Patrick, engineer, 122
Ordnance
Flannigan Patrick, laborer, Rag-
lan rd
Flanigan Thomas, hackman, 111
WiUiam
Fleming A E, salesman, 80 Wel-
lington
Fleming Geo, engineer, 59 Rideau
Fleming Capt Jas, mariner, 214
Earl
Fletcher Chas E, plumber, bds
139 WeUiugton
Fletcher Prof John, M A, res
Queen's College
Flett A G, merchant tailor, 214
Princess, h 74 Colborne
Fleury Joseph, French teacher,
44 Princess
Flint Chas, laborer, 149 Raglan rd
Flood James, laborer, bds 148 On-
tario
Floody Alex, caretaker Froutenac
School
Foden James, musician, 222 Sy-
denham
Folkes E J, hairdresser, 217 Prin-
cess, h 57 Colborne
Foley Michael, carter, 97 Earl
Folger Bros, private bankers, foot
Brock
Folger B W, 221 King e
Folger Fred, 262 Welhngton
Folger F ^, passenger agent, foot
Brock, h 15 Sydenham
Folger Mrs Laura, 13 Sydenham w
Folger M H, Emily
Follest Albert, carpenter, Victoria
FoUest Wm, gardener. Nelson
Forbes William, mariner, 429
Ford Bros (W G & R M), tanners,
316 King e
Ford R M, (Ford Bros), 84 Barrie
Ford W G (Ford Bros), 191 Brock
Ford Wm, 211 Queen
Forder Geo, sailor, 146 Colborne
Forrest Gus (Forrest & Hal-
laday), 22 Market sq
Forrest &. Halladay (Gus For-
rest, Edward Halladay), props
The Hub, 22-4 Market sq
Forrest James P, salesman, 40
Union e
Forrest William, carpenter, 40
Union e
Forsyth Francis, mariner, 50 Bay
Forsyth George, mechanic, 176
Clergy
Forsyth Jos B, agent. 175 Clergy
Fowler Mrs Clara (wid Wm) 307
Barrie
Fowler Fife, M D, 249 Brock
Fowler Prof Jas, 121 Union w
Fowler Mrs Jas, dressmaker, 56
Division
Fowler Mrs Jane (\^id John), 821
Johnston
Fowler Miss Mary, 130 King e
Kingston Stone Yard
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American Monuments.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Fowler Thos, salesman, bds 48
Princess
Fox Wm, stonecutter, 294 Division
Fralick Chas E, clerk, 282 Uni-
versity ave ;
Francis Garet, Collingwood
Francis John, shoemaker, Colling- j
wood
Francis Lewis, boat builder, 7
Simcoe
Francis Mrs r 87 Johnston
Franklin C D, flour and feed,
18 Market sq, h 94 Earl
Franklin Joseph.flour and feed,
211 Princess, h 17 Sydenham w
Fraser Mrs Ann (wid Alexander),
138 Queen
Fraser Mrs Annie (wid James),
270 Sydenham
Fraser C, laborer, Collingwood
Fraser Mrs Catharine (wid Hugh),
133 King e
Fraser Donald, private banker,
342 King e, h 169 King e j
Fraser Homer, blacksmith, 58 !
Ontario i
Fraser Major John, K S G |
Eraser John, carpenter, 398 Bar- j
rie i
Fraser Miss, 85 Colborne i
Fraser Norman, bookkeeper, 182 ;
Wellington
Frazer Robert, laborer, 53 Bagot !
Fraser Capt Samuel, schr" Scotia"
97 Queen
Fraser Samuel P, merchant tailor,
175 Princess
Fraser Wm, carpenter, 402 Mont-
real
Fraser Wm G, carriage maker, 14
Montreal
Frasso Joseph, confectioner, 314
Princess
Frederick Rev Bro, Christian
Brothers School, 89 Clergy
Free Mrs A B (wid Thos), 434
King e
Free John, brakesman, 388 Di-
vision
Free Robert, mason, 94 Division
Freezer Mrs Catharine (wid Hec-
tor), 107 Ordnance
Frizell Bobert, shoemaker, 311
Montreal
Frontenac Loan and Invest-
ment Society, Thos Briggs,
manager, 87 Clarence
Frost Arthur, painter, 36 Fron-
tenac
Frost Edward, gardener, 5 York
Funnell David, carpenter, Mont-
real
Funnell D J, engineer, 144 Rideau
Funnell R K, piano regulator, 230
Princess
Funnell Rozelle V, M D, C M,
230 Princess
Funnell Thomas, conductor, 188
Rideau
Gaffield N S, traveler, 159 Syden-
ham
Gage Benjamin, driver, 94 York
Gallagher Daniel, teamster, 325
Johnston
Gallagher Ernest, 250 Barrie
Gallagher J F, laborer, 67 Queen
Gallagher John J, painter, 224
Montreal
Gallagher Mrs Mary Jane (wid
Emanuel), 229 Wellington
Gallagher Thomas, cartage agent,
101 Barrack
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, 95
Bagot
Gallagher Thos, sailor, 34 Upper
Charles
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ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
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Gallagher Wm, cabman, Bay, 1
Dunn's Terrace
Gallagher Wm, carpenter, Rnssell
Gallinger Alex, contractor, 332
University ave
Gallivan Daniel, laborer, 476 Di-
vision
GalUvan Jas, engineer, 42 O'Kill
GalUvan Jno, engineer, 285 Alfred
Gallivan John, laborer. Miller's
Lane
Gallivan Michael, carter, 45 Eag-
lan rd
Galloway Jas, jr, bookkeeper, 91
Young
Galloway James sr, hatter and
furrier, 84 Princess
Galloway Thos, tailor, 73 Pine
Gamble Geo, driver, 83 First
Gance Gerod, laborer, 38 Upper
William
Garbutt D J, real estate, 200 Wil-
liam
Gardiner's Biscuit Factory, W H
Miller, manager, Earl, cor Di-
vision
Gardner Frank, baker. Fifth
Gardiner James, 188 Ordnance
Gardiner John A, division court
bailiff, 807 University ave
Garrett Mrs C, 112 Johnston
Garrett R W, M D, 52 John-
ston
Garrett Capt W, 281 Alfred
Garrigan Mrs Catharine, 51 Prin-
cess
Garphy Joseph, stonecutter, 307
Johnston
Garvin Edward, caretaker Inland
Revenue, Clarence
Gaskin John, outside manager
Montreal Transportation Co,
251 Ontario
I Gascoyne Joseph, engineer, 26
Ellice
' Gaskin Thos, clerk in custom
j house, 244 University ave
I Gates Abel, laborer, 120 Bay
I Gates Francis, mason, Albert
I Gatche John, laborer, 228 Syden-
! ham
i Gates Joseph, driver, 627 Princess
I Gates Wm, foreman, Hickson ave
i Gates Wm, carpenter, 822 John-
i ston
! Gaudet Lieut F M, R S G
! Gaudreau Z, grocer, Ontario
Gaw Robert, contractor, 191 Uni-
versity ave
Gaw Samuel, 109 Union e
Geale Mrs C A, 34 Frontenac
Geale John, solicitor, 34 Fron-
tenac
Geale John, 90 Division
Geary Ed, shoemaker, Livingston
ave
Geary George, machinist, Living-
ston ave
Gee David, plumber, 61 George
Gemmill Wm, Stuart
Genau Frank, laborer, 9 John
Genge R J, letter carrier, 85
Queen
Geoghegan C, ship builder, Rail-
way Cottages, Ontario
Geoghegan John, mariner, 266
Wellington
George Joseph, piano manfr, 112-
114 Gore, h 28 Wellington
Germain Edmond, currier, 18
Upper Charles
German Oscar, laborer, 244 Earl
German Wm, laborer, 24 Ellice
Gibbs Jno, laborer, 2 Gray's Lane
Gibson David, grocer, 345 Prin-
cess, h 461 Princess
THOS- IMIc^^TJr
Boolsseller, Stsutioner 6s Bools"biiid.er,
112
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Gibson James, 122 Union w
Gibson T W, contractor, 458 Di-
vision
Gibson Wm, salesman, 265 Uni-
versity ave
Gibson W H, agent, 501 Princess
Giddings Walter, mason, Albert
Gilbert John, grocer, 194 Barrie
Gilbert Richard, traveler, 459
Princess
Gilchrist Adam, manager Loco-
motive Works, 84 Gore
Gilchrist Mrs Elizabeth (wid Jno)
809 Earl
Gildersleeve A M, clerk Merchants
Bank, 45 Gore
Gildersleeve C F, steamboat
owner, 40 Clarence, h 45 King e
GILDERSLEEVE J P, Gen-
eral Insurance Agent (Fire,
Life, Marine, Accident and
Guarantee), Railway Ticket
Agent, Steamship Ticket
Agent (Allan, Dominion,
Cunard, Inman, Anchor
and other lines) ; Issuer of
Marriage Licenses Notary
Public, 42 Clarence, h 45
Gore
Gildersleeve Miss Lucretia, A M,
270 King e
Gilgan James, laborer, Hickson
ave
Gilgan Patrick, laborer, Hickson
ave
Gill, Mrs C 0, 267 University ave
Gill William, clerk, 250 Barrie
Gillen & Gillen, (F B &E), archi-
tects, 231 Bagot
Gillespie James, asylum keeper,
45 Colborne
Gillie James, engineer, 235 Earl
Gilmore George, 360 Johnston
Gillmore Rev J E .clergyman Cath
Apos, 290 Queen
Gilmour Robt, letter carrier, 449
Barrie
Gilmore Samuel, laborer, 25 Up-
per William
Gilmour Wallace, carriagemaker,
41 James
Giniss Thomas, laborer, 45 James
Girey John, trader, 16 George
Givens Chas, laborer, Beverley
Givens Mrs George, 170 Bagot
Givens R G, carpenter, 234 Bar-
rie
Glancy Mrs Mary Ann (wid Alex),
64 North
Glasgow Robt, currier, 390 Mont-
real
Glasgow Warehouse, dry goods
Princess, cor W^ellington
Glazier Z, carter. Orchard
Gleeson Mrs Ann [wid James] ,
101 Johnston
Gleeson Miss Elizabeth, dress-
maker, 258 King e
Gleeson John, ice dealer, 123
King w
Gleeson John, pork butcher. 111
Brock
Gleeson Mrs John, 89 Elm
Gleeson Mrs Mary r 81 Johnston
Glidden Wm, license inspector,
295 University ave
Godfrey Rev James, 216 Univer-
sity ave
Godfrey Wilson, laborer, 43 Pine
Godwin Enoch, agent, 101 Pine
Godwin James, shoemaker, 48
Chestnut
Godwin Mrs Matilda. 39 Gore
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represented : Agricultural
Fire Insurance Co, (Water-
town, NY); British Ameri-
can Fire Assurance Co,
( 'oronto) ; Guardian Fire
and Life Assurance Co,
(London, Eng.); London
Assurance Co, Fire, (Lon-
don, Eng), W H Godwin,
prop, Fraser's Arcade, 344
King e
Godwin W H, prop Godwin's
Insurance Emporium, 344 King
e, h 101 Pine
Going Shirley, implement agent,
36 Montreal
Goodearle H, carpet weaver. 268
University ave
Goodearle H J jr, machinist 268
University ave
Goodearle J A, bookkeeper, 251
University ave
Goodearle J A, accountant, 3i2
Johnston
Goodearle John, clerk, 157 Bagot
Goodearle Robert, clerk, 268 Uni-
versity ave
Goodell George, laborer, 69 Main
Goodfellow H G, mail clerk, 279
Alfred
Goodheart Mrs Jane, 17 West
Goodman John, laborer, r 31
Johnston
Goodman John, laborer, 84 Wil-
liam
Goodwin Michael, laborer, 226
Sydenham
Gordon Geo, teamster, 90 Gore
Gordon Jas, laborer, 25 Arch
Gordon John, stone mason, 278
Division
Gordon W S, assessor, 240 Al-
fred
Gorey Ed, barber, railway cot-
tages, Ontario
Gorham Mrs Addie, ladies' fur-
nishings, 73 Brock, h 13 Fron-
tenac
Gorman Patrick, carpenter, 576
Montreal
Gormley James, laborer, Dufferin
Gormley Mrs Johanna (wid Jas),
243 Colborne
Gourdier Louis, carver, 135 Ord-
nance
Gould H, machinist, 36 Union w
Gould Joseph, caretaker Syden-
ham st school, res school
Gow Walter, fireman, 303 Mont-
real
Gow Walter, sr, laborer, 303
Montreal
Gowan James, weighman, 123
Bagot
Gowan Robert, agent, 41 Pine
Gowdy R J, clerk P 0, Queen cor
Sydenham
Gowdy James, butcher, 254 On-
tario, h 160 Sydenham
Gowley Mrs Sarah (wid Richard),
20 Ellice
Goyette Chas, engineer, 10 Rideau
Grady Michael, 68 Earl
Graham C J, baker, 135 Union w
Graham Jas, carpenter, 145 Ord-
nance
Graham John, 142 Union w
Graham John, gardener, 141 Nel-
son
Graham Mrs, 256 Earl
Graham Robert, shoemaker, 397
Princess, h 35 Main
Graham Robt, tailor, 310 Queen
Graham Thos, laborer, 132 Queen
Graham Thos, laborer, 69 Pine
Graham Wm, laborer, Main
15
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
114
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Grahen Thomas, hide dealer, 328 1
King e, h 87 Charles
Grand Trunk brewery, 118 King w 1
Grand Union Clothing Co
(Honey & VanLuven), 122 Prin-
cess
Granger Edgerton, cabinet maker,
273 Queen
Granger Mrs Etta (wid Marshall),
40 ElHce
Grant Archibald, laborer, 40 Di-
vision
Grant Very Rev Geo Munro,
MA, D D, principal and vice
chancellor Queen's College and
University, res college
Grant Thomas, boilermaker, Nel-
son
Grant Wm, driver, 25 First
Grass J L, confectioner, 66 Brock
Gratton John, laborer, 293 Wel-
lington
Grattan Jos, weigher, 107 Union e
Gravelle Oliver, salesman. College
Graves Mrs, 115 William
Graves Stephen, clerk, 321 Prin-
cess
Graves Thos R, blacksmith, 59
Chatham
Graves W D, carriage trimmer,
578 Princess
Gray David G, salesman, 269
Sydenham
Gray George, laborer, 269 Syden-
ham
Gray James, boarding, 242 On-
tario
Gray Jas F, moulder, 386 Princess
Gray Mrs John, Russell
Gray John, contractor, Albert
Gray Samuel, clerk, 9 Redan
Gray Wm, carpenter, 271 Syden-
ham
Great North-Western Tele-
graph Co, Jas Kearns, mana-
ger, 34 Clarence
Greaves Mrs Adeline (wid Edwin),
341 Division
Greaves E J, bookkeeper, Univer-
sity ave
Greaza Charles N, salesman, 283
Queen
Greaza Miss Emma, milliner, 199
Wellington
Green Mrs Ann (wid Wm), 46
Upper Charles
Green Chas, fitter, Albert
Green Fenton, laborer. College
Green John, butcher, Bagot, cor
Earl, h 169 Bagot
Green Lewis, fisherman, Bagot
Green Mrs Mary Ann (wid Chas),
266 Sydenham
Green Samuel, butcher, 264 Prin-
cess
Greenwood J A, fruiterer, 274
Princess
Greenwood J C, marble dealer,
274 Princess
Greenwood & McGuire, marble.
Queen, cor Bagot
Greenwood N T, fruiterer, 157
Princess
Greer John, watchman, 823 Mont-
real
Greer Roger, laborer, 327 John-
ston
Greer Samuel, engineer, 321
Montreal
Greet T Y, manager Ontario
Bank, 98 Barrie
Griffin Gilbert, post office in-
spector, 63 west
Griffin Joseph, laborer, 276 Mont-
real
Grimason Mrs, 487 Princess
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Grimshaw Delos, contractor, 299
Wellington
Grimshaw Jas, laborer, 70 York
Grimshaw Silas, carpenter, 284
Division
Groves Joseph, laborer, 305 Mont-
real
Gruber George, manager cigar
factory, 196 Rideaii
Grundell Wm, carpenter, 467 Di-
vision
Grundy Wm, sexton Sydenham st
Metb Church, Sydenham w
Guardapea Chas, carpenter, On-
tario
Guild Chas, supt Orphans' Home,
Union w
Guild Mrs Christina (wid Andrew)
93 Bagot
Guild John, grocer, 73 and 75 Bay
Guire Anthony, butcher, 811 Prin-
cess
Guirey Danl, engineer, 10 Mark-
land
Guirey John, engineer, Dufferin
Gunn A & Co [A Gunn, Saml
Harper, Wm G Craig] , whole-
sale grocers, 125-7 Ontario
Gunn Alex [A Gunn & Co] , h
Johnston, cor Clergy
Gunn Daniel, quarryman. Nelson
Gunn Mrs Sarah (wid John), 50
James
Gunn Walter, laborer, 85 Rideau
Guy Mrs Louisa (wid Zachariah),
196 Colborne
Haaz Antoine, vinegar manufr,
Bagot, h 116 Rideau
Hackett Mrs Ellen, 156 Ontario
Hackett Joseph, laborer, 278
Wellington
Haffner Eckhard, butcher, Dur-
ham
Haffner George, mason, Durham
Haffner John, butcher, 240 Prin-
cess
Haffner Philip, butcher, 147 Mont-
Haflner P, barber, 346 Princess
Haffner W, laborer, Albert
Hagar Rev J M, methodist, 98
Clergy
Hagerty Mrs Ellen (wid Daniel),
105 Queen
Hague Geo E, manager Mer-
chants Bank, h King, cor Wil-
liam
Haines and Lockett, W A Van-
Tassel, manager, 116 Princess
Haley Mrs, Colling wood
Haley Thomas, huckster, 46 John-
ston
Hall Geo, blacksmith, 285 Wel-
lington
Hall John, stoker fire department,
250 Ontario
Hall Saml, carter, r 51 Barrack
Hall Thos, moulder. Sixth
Hall Wm, driver, Barrack
Hall Wm, agent, 271 Brock
Halladay Edward [Forrest &
Halladay] , h 167 Clergy
Hallet Chas, laborer, 214 Alfred
Hallet Mrs Susan, 214 Barrie
Halligan & Co, grocers, 51 Brock
Halligan John [Halligan & Co] ,
h 395 Brock
Halligan Mrs, 4 Brewery Lane
Hallinan kiss Mary A, 72 William
Hamer John, scale inspector, 359
Alfred
Hamilton C, collector of cus-
toms, res custom house
Hamilton C M, inland rev, Fron-
tenac
Hamilton Ed, tailor, 45 Arch
Hamilton Jas,machinist, 103 Bagot
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Hamilton Patrick, pensioner,
Earl
Hamilton Jas, laborer, 248 Earl
Hamilton James, tailor, 27 Upper
William
Hamilton John, laborer, Rideau
Hamilton Robert, mason, 203
Alfred
Hamilton Samuel, blacksmith, 125
Union w
Hamilton Mrs Sarah, 300 Barrie
Hamilton W L, inspector of In-
land Revenue, 78 Barrie
Hamm George, 209 William
Hammel George, carpenter, 153
Clergy
Hammond Edward, clerk British
Hotel, 172 Bagot
Hammond Mrs Lucy (wid Wm),
355 Johnston
Hammond Patrick, laborer, 229
University ave
Hand Mrs EHzabeth, dealer, 371
King e
Hanley A, inland rev, 75 Gore
Hanley Alfred, tel operator. Go
Earl
Hanley Harry, hostler, 262 Queen
Hanley Jas, customs, Ontario
Hanley John, cabman, 16 Upper
William
Hanlev John, laborer, Stephen
Hanley J P, ticket clerk GTR, 81
WeUington
Hanley Thomas A, city passenger
agent, Ontario, cor Johnston, h
07 Earl
Hannay Geo, laborer, 202 Wil-
liam
Hannay John, stonecutter, 202
WilUam
Wm, laborer, 311
fishmonger, 90
Hannay Mrs Rachael (wid Wm),
202 William
Hannay Thomas, stonecutter, 21
University ave
Hannay Wm, clerk, 212 William
Hanneford H M, civil engineer,
770 Montreal
Hannett Geo, boilermaker, 379
Earl
Hanscombe J, switchman, 275
Montreal
Hanscombe
Johnston
Hansen Louis,
Welhngton
Hansen Mrs Elizabeth (wid Geo),
Anglin's Cottages, 2 Bay
Hansen James, carter, Anglin's
Cottages, 2 Bay
Harding Rev M M, curate St
George's, 212 King e
Hardimman John, confectioner,
151 Brock
Hardy J C, [J C Hardy & Co] ,
21 Colborne
HARDY J C & CO, impor-
ters of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Mantles, etc,
Specialties — Fine Dress
Goods and Mantles, 88-
90-92 Princess
Hare Barney, fruit agent, 109
Brock
Hargraves Ed, moulder, Stephen
Harkness J D, 282 Earl
Harkness John, supt House of
Industry, 362 Montreal
Harkness Mrs S J (wid Robert)
282 Earl
Harkness Samuel, Grimason Ho-
tel, 332 Princess
Harkness Wm, butcher, 216 Wel-
lington
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Harmer Wm H, carpenter, Mont-
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Harold Alex, carpenter, 218 Di-
vision
Harold David, carpenter, 280
Bagot
Harold Hugh, carpenter, 280
Bagot
Harold Wm, patternmaker, 184
University ave
Harpelle F J, laborer, 705 Prin-
cess
Harpelle Jacob, laborer, 104 York
Harpelle Mrs Jane (wid Jacob),
705 Princess
Harpelle Wm, laborer, 73 Main
Harper Albert, laborer, 16 Cowdy
Harper Mrs E A (wid Rev W F
S) 306 Johnston
Harper Samuel [A Gunn &
Co] , h 13 Maitland
Harper S H, 153 Alfred
Harrington Miss, 250 Queen
Harris B, barber, 223 Princess
Harris Mrs EUzabeth (wid John),
76 Durham
Harris Mrs Hebron, 370 Bagot
Harris Henry, laborer, 393 Barrie
Harris John, laborer, 16 Johnston
Harris B C, C E, R M C, 23 Mack
Harris — , civil engineer, 770
Montreal
Harrison D, tinsmith, 208 Uni-
versity ave
Harrison Edward, laborer, 13
Corrigan
Harrison Thomas, contractor, 174
Rideau
Harrison — , student, 355 Brock
Harrower John, pattern maker,
103 Stuart
Hart Patrick, laborer, Durham
Hart Pat, laborer, 150 Raglan rd
Hartery James, 79 Main
Hartley Jonn, labornr, 28 Cowdy
Hartley Oscar, laborer. Orchard
Hartnett Miss Lily, r51 Barrack
Harnett Capt Timothy, 165 West
Hartrick Mrs Martha [wid Geo] ,
255 Division
Harty Mrs James, G6 Barrie
Harvey Mrs Ann [wid John] ,
327 Earl
Harvey E G C, Earl, between Al-
fred and Albert
Harvey H A, manager Bank of
British North America, h 247
Johnston
Harvey R R F, ledger keeper Bank
B N A, Earl, cor Alfred
Harvey P G W H, clerk Montreal
Bank, Earl
Haskell W A jr, special agent
Bell Telephone Co, ♦' Rose
Lawn," Union w
Hastings Mrs Eastwood, 192 Bar-
rie
sailor, 72 Queen
steamboat ticket
Johnston, h 360
laborer, 35 James
laborer, 29 Upper
Hastings Wm,
Hatch C H,
agent, foot
Bagot
Hat tan Archie
Hatton Jacob,
Wilham
Hawken E, shoemaker, 353 Prin-
cess
Hawkins Edward, shoemaker, 151
Clergy
Hawley Geo, laborer, 37 Young
Hawley Harry M, salesman, 262
Princess
Hawley' J A, com traveler, 33
King w
Hawley Thomas B, manager
Stroud Bros, 109 Princess
Hay David, laborer, 50 North
Kingston Stone Yard ^ ' "'K&-.
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Hay John, 889 Johnston
Harden Mrs Anna [wid Patrick] ,
58 Wellington
Hay ward ^[rs Christina ( wid Wm),
90 Earl
Hayward Thos, livery,* 133 Prin-
cess, h 90 Earl
Hayward Wm, horse shoer, 381
King e, h 305 Johnston
Hazlett Geo, engineer, 428 Brock
Hazlett John forman boilermaker,
147 Frontenac
Hazlett Wm, engineer, 57 Young
Hazlett Wm, boilermaker, 476
Brock
Healey Mrs Clara [wid Wm] , 14
Colborne
Healey Pat, laborer, 134 Ordnance
Healey Thos, conductor, 107 Bagot
Healey Thomas, shoemaker, 22
Deacon
Hearn Mrs A, 114 Barrie
Hemsted Edwin, M D, M C
H, QUI, M R C P &S,
Ont, 424 Princess
Henderson George, engineer, 70
Bagot
Henderson Geo, blacksmith, 42
Elm
Henderson Henry, photographer,
92 Princess, h 148 Division
Henderson H M, traveler, 457
Princess
Henderson Jas A, Q C, master in
chancery, 89 Clarence, h 68
Johnston
Henderson John, ship carpenter,
Stuart
Henderson Mrs John, 45 Clergy
Henderson John &. Co, book-
sellers and stationers, wall pa-
per and fancy goods, 86 Prin-
cess
Henderson J R, manager J S
Henderson, h 79 Wellington
Henderson J S, wholesale wines
and liquors, 59 Brock, h 179
Queen
Henderson J S, groceries, pro-
visions, etc, 61 Brock, h 179
Queen
Henderson Judge, moulder, 86
Union e
Henderson Laurence L, account-
ant M T Co, 100 Bagot
Henderson N, artist, Stuart
Henderson Peter, mechanic, bda
62 Wellington
Henderson P R, managing di-
rector Montreal Transportation
Co, h 118 Wilham
Henderson Robert, laborer, 327
Montreal
Henderson W H, M D, Wel-
lington, cor William
Henderson — , laborer, 83 Ride^u
Hendry Archibald, teamster, 20
Earl
Hendry J A, commission agent,
190 Ontario, h 115 King e
Hendry John, clerk, 809 Univer-
sity ave
Hendry Robert jr, traveler, 122
Johnston
Hendry Wm, 77 Arch
Henley Miss Mary, lancy goods,
177 Wellington
Hennessey Miss EHza, 15 West
Hentig Mrs Sarah [wid John] ,
588 Princess
Herald John M D, 199 King e
Herbert Mrs, 113 William
Hermiston Charles, carpenter, 34
Colborne
Hermiston Mrs Ellen [wid Robt] ,
boarding, 62 Wellington
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Hersey Mrs M L [wid Samuel] ,
269 Brock
Hess George, laborer, 11 Wade's
Lane
Hetherington Thomas, laborer,
225 Sydenham
Hewitt George, machinist, 85 Di-
vision
Hewitt Thos, supt water works,
96 Earl
Hewton Herbert, chief keeper K
P, Alwington ave
Hewton John, manufaeturer, 125
King w
Hewton John, machinist, 133 Al-
fred
Hewton Otto E, photographer, 35
Montreal
Hickey Mrs C A, grocer, Bagot
Hickey Mrs Isabella [wid James] ,
283 Earl
Hickey Jas, engineer, 233 Earl
Hickey John (Eigney & Hickey),
h 164 Princess
Hickey M & Co. milliners, 164
Princess
Hickey Mrs 67 Bagot
Hicks Harvey, engineer, bds 270
Princess
Higgins John, tailor, 13 Markland
Hill E C, real estate and insur-
ance, 115 Brock, h 304 Univer-
sity ave
Hillier T P, carpenter, 24 York
Hilton Thos, harness maker, 319
Brock
Hinds Bros, American Steam
Bottling Works, 10 Market sq
Hinds J R [Hinds Bros] , h 526
Princess
Hinds Robt W [Hinds Bros],
h 10 Market sq
Hinds Wm, laborer, 100 Ontario
Hinds — , laborer, 412 Johnston
Hines John, laborer, 28 Chatham
Hinton David, shoemaker, bds
337 Princess
Hinton Edward, laborer, 17 Up-
per William
Hipson Joseph, boilermaker, 136
Division
Hiscock E C, engineer, 104 Barrie
Hiscock Joseph, grocer, 121 Prin-
cess, h 117 William
Hitchin Harry M, employee Im-
migration Office, foot William
Hoag Frank J, drug clerk, 708
Montreal
Hoag John, switchman, Montreal
Hobart Chas, laborer, 380 Brock
Hobart G S, wholesale and re-
tail druggist, uptown office G
N W.Tel Co, depositor King-
ston Auxiliary British and For-
eign Bible Society, 155 Prin-
cess, h 247 Brock
Hobbs Sylvester, coal shoveler,
611 Division
Hodges Mrs Wm, 142 York
Hodgson Thos, stone cutter, 76
Arch
Hogan Edward, laborer, 151 Col-
borne
Hogan Mrs James, hotel, 312 On-
tario
Hogan James S, traveler, 50 Col-
borne
Hogan J, carpenter, 318 Queen
Hogan John, 47 Bagot
Hogan Michael, laborer, 216 Bar-
I rie
Hogle James, drug clerk, bds 185
i Princess
Holder James, laborer, 310 John-
ston
Holder Mrs Benj, 47 Montreal
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Holder Edward, cabinet maker,
47 Montreal
Holder F W, pool room, 121
Brock, h 29 Union w
Holder George, laborer, 166 York
Holder George, 47 Montreal
Holder Herbert, waiter, 47 Mont-
real
Holder John B, carpenter, 245
Colborne
Holder Robert, artist, 47 Mont-
real
Holder Wm, carpenter, 301 Mont-
Holland David, plumber, 240 Al-
fred
Holland George, engineer, Rideau
Holland J, letter carrier, King w
Holland Martin, laborer, 105
Eideau
Holland Wm, laborer, 60 Cherry
Hollowell Henry, laborer, 236
Johnston
Hooper E, M D, L S A, medi-
cal supt hospital, res hospital
Hooper Mrs Julia, 114 Clarence
Hooper R J, salesman, 114 Clar-
ence
Hooper V G, manager A Cald-
well & Co, 50 Wellington
Hopkins John, gardener, 154 Uni-
versity ave
Hopkinson Edward, teamster, 255
Johnston
Hopkirk John, clerk PO, 159
Queen
Hoppins A, manager The Rathbun
Co, h Barrack
Hoppins Dunsmore, laborer, 102
Barrack
Hoppins Harvey, clerk, 21 Duf-
fer in
Hoppins Harvey, engineer, 21 Duf-
ferin
Horn Alex, sailmaker, 270 Uni-
versity ave
Hornibrook Francis, car inspec-
tor, Montreal
Hornibrook Samuel, shoemaker,
304 Montreal
Horsey Edwin, chief police, 156
Bagot
Horsey Rchard M, [R M Hor-
sey & Co] , 164 Queen
HORSEY R M & Co, Hard-
ware, Stoves, Tinware,
Refrigerators, Paints and
Oils. House Furnishings
our Specialty. 189 Prin-
cess
Horsey S J, [R M Horsey &
Co] , h 191 Clergy
Hotel Frontenac, E H Dun-
ham, prop, 178-84 Ontario
Houston Mrs Martha (wid An-
drew), Adelaide
Houston Rev Saml, pastor Cook's
Church, 98 Earl
Houston Thos, driver, 88 Division
Howard H, accountant Ontario
Bank
Howell Capt, Salvation Army, res
Barracks
Howell John, mason, Stanley
Howland Patrick [O'Brien (fc
Howland] , 273 Alfred
Howland Thos, cabman, 278 Al-
fred
Howlett Robert, laborer, 37 Main
Howse John, carpenter, 23 Elm
Hub The, Forrester & Halliday,
prop, 22-24 Market sq
Hubbard C H, carpenter, Rideau
Hubbard Lewis, laborer, 147 Pine
Hubbell Mrs EHza [wid Henry] ,
136 King e
Hudders Thos, foreman, Stephen
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Hudon Capt J A G, R S G
Huggins — , laborer, r 87 John-
ston
Hughes Mrs Ann (wid Amos), 117
Alfred
Hughes Anson, carpenter, Patrick
Hughes Mrs Chas, 216 Barrie
Hughes Henry, carpenter, 310
Brock
Hughes John, driver, Dufferin
Hughes Mrs Margaret, 244 Barrie
Hughes Richard, dry dock em-
ployee, 32 Union e
Hughes Robt, driver, 156 Rideau
Hughes L J, laborer, 114 Barrack
Hughes Thos, laborer, Dufiferin
Hughes Wm, driver, 87 Cataraqui
Hugo Nicholas, 44 Livingston ave
Hull Edward, painter, 351 John-
ston
Hunn John, tailor, 87 York
Hunt John, laborer, 18 Earl
Hunter Geo, carpenter, 113 Bay
Hunter Geo, machinist, 214 Earl
Hunter Henry, carpenter, 177
Clergy
Hunter Jno, laborer, 109 Barrack
Hmiter Peter, printer, Main
Hunter Robt, pumpman, Montreal
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer, 31
Johnston
Hurley Capt J G, mariner, 411
King e
Hurley Patrick, carter, 24 John-
ston
Hurst Banster, foreman, Patrick
Hurst Jas, carpenter, Beverley
Hurst Mrs Mary D, dressmaker,
271 Princess
Hurst Thomas, boilermaker, 271
Princess
Hurst Wm, guard K P, Alwington
ave
Hutchison David, manager S
Neelon, 301 University ave
Hutcheson J E, auctioneer, 46
Princess, h 277 Alfred
Hutchison T, carpenter, Albert
Hyett Wm, 27 Arch
Hyland John, carpenter, 793
Princess
Hyland Robert, 791 Princess
Hyland Samuel, carpenter, 429
Alfred
Hyman Abraham, clothier, 201
Princess
Ilett John, clerk, 304 Queen
lUsey Charles, 81 Union e
Inglis Geo W, draughtsman, 11
Maitland
IngUs Mrs Isabella, O'Kill
Innes J C, C E, 76 Sydenham w
Ireland J Ccity treasurer, Alice
Jivdn, Mrs C A, 240 King e
Irwin Capt John, schooner Blake
107 Bay
Irwin Capt John, grocer, ]40
Montreal
Irwin Wm, machinist, Kingw
Irwin Wm jr, machinist, 47 Earl
Isaac Wm, carpenter, 28 Cherry
Jack Alex, traveler, 312 Univer-
sity ave
Jack Alex, 312 University ave
Jack H M, medical student, 312
University ave
Jackson Charles, driller, Dufferin
Jackson & Co, bottlers, 69 Princess
Jackson Mrs Deborah (wid Jas),
124 Bagot
Jackson John M [Jackson & Co] ,
h 401 King e
Jackson Philip, carpenter, 135
Montreal
Jackson R E, blacksmith, Place
d'Armes
16
Kingston Stone Yard
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Jackson Eufus, blacksmith, 124
Bagot
Jackson Rev S N, 193 Johnston
Jackson Thomas, currier, Rideau
Jackson Wm, printer, King w
Jackson W J, jeweler, 228 Syden-
ham
Jacob Adam, shoemaker, 263
Queen
Jacobs S W, manager American
shoe and clothing co, bds Wind-
sor hotel
James Mrs Bridget (wid Wm) 131
Queen
James Martin, carpenter, 201 Un-
iversity ave
James Richard, iJartender, Col-
lendor Hotel, 209 University ave
James Thomas, butcher, 490 Di-
vision
James T, salesman, 201 Univer-
sity ave
Jamieson David, plumber, 42
Johnston
Jamieson Mrs Emma (wid Geo)
86 York
Jamieson Isaac, engineer, River
Jamieson John, plumber, 42 John-
ston
Jamieson Joseph, plumber
and steamfitter, 42 Johnston
Jamieson Thomas, plumber, 85
Gore
Jamieson Wm, plumber, 42 John-
ston
Jaquith Isaac, carpenter, 38 Un-
ion e
Jarett Wm, laborer, 10 Patrick
Jarvis Miss Eliza, 142 Queen
Jarvis Wm, carpenter, 525 Prin-
cess
Jefferies Francis, signal - man,
Hickson ave
Jenkin Charles, horse shoer, 381
Princess
Jenkin John, carpenter, 152 Di-
vision
Jenkins Mrs Ann (wid Samuel),
388 Princess
Jenkins J E, blacksmith, 63 York
Jenkins John, laborer, 39 Quebec
Jenkins Samuel, carpenter, Plum
Jenman George, hotel keeper, 34
Place d'Armes
Jenman Mrs George, 1 Rideau
Jennmgs Harry, boots and shoes,
290 Ontario
Jerald James, sailor, r 428 King e
Jimsness James, laborer, Ontario
JOHNS THOMAS H, Vic-
toria Warehouse, Whole-
sale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries, Flour &. Feed,
China, Glassware, etc., etc.
Fine Teas a specialty. Tea
imported direct from the
place of growth. 270 Prin-
cess, h 330 University ave
Johnston A C, watchmaker and
jeweler, 100 Princess, h 296
University ave
Johnston Geo, patternmaker, 78
Ontario
Johnson Geo, blacksmith, Patrick
Johnston Gilbert, engineer, 225
Bagot
Johnston Henry .laborer, 14 George
Johnson H S, shoemaker, 168
Ontario
Johnson H S, shoemaker, 72
Brock
Johnston Jas, carpenter, 38 Que-
bec
Johnson Jas B, hairdresser, 167
Wellington, h 49 Earl
Johnston John, clerk, 432 Brock
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Johnson John, shoemaker, 201
Colborne
Johnson Jos, blacksmith, 53 Earl
Johnston J S, watchmaker, 185
Earl
Johnston Mrs Mahala (wid Jas),
185 Earl
Johnston Mrs Margaret, CoUing-
wood
Johnston N B, 366 Johnston
Johnson 0, clerk Hotel Frontenac
Johnston 0 E, salesman, bds 330
Johnston
Johnston Peter, grocer, 43 York
Jollifife Mrs Mary (wid Frederick)
392 Division
Jones Allan, assistant P 0 In-
spector, 13 Maitlaud
Jones Mrs Catharine (wid Kelsey),
258 Division
Jones Clarence, barber, 175
Sydenham
Jones Mrs Ellen, fancy goods,
280 Princess
Jones F W, 91 William
Jones J. E, speculator, 132 Queen
Jones J H, hairdresser, 50 Clar-
ence, h 192 Clergy
Jones John, tailor, Montreal cor
Princess, h head Division
Jones John, miner, 163 York
Jones John, laborer, 25 Wade's
Lane
Jones Mrs John, 30 Vine
Jones Mrs Margaret, (wid John)
801 Princess
Jones Owen, printer, 294 Queen
Jones Owen, printer, 450 Division
Jones Thos, coachman. King w
Jones Walter, laborer, 89 Wel-
lington
Jones Walter, painter, 4 Welling-
ton Terrace, Montreal
Jones W I & Son (Wm I & W C)i
contractors, 280 Princess
Jordon Henry, laborer, 27 Di-
vision
Joyce Mrs Ann (wid Robt), 260
Division
Joyce J L, wood & coal, Wel-
lington, cor Barrack, h 54 Bay
Joyce John, laborer, 94 Ontario
Joyce Luke, carter, 395 Division
Joyce Robt, butcher, 316 Princess
Joyce Wm, butcher, 498 Division
Joyner Fred, carpenter, 25 Earl
Judge Patrick, laborer, Albert
Julian M, second hand dealer, 45
Princess
Kallaugher John, laborer, Raglan
Road
Kane Chas, blacksmith, cor Pine
and Cherry
Kane D, waggonmaker, Welling-
ton, cor Queen
Kane Jas, laborer, 67 Colborne
Kane John, fitter, 75 Division
Kane Mrs Mary (wid John), 85
Union e
Kane Thos, operator, 254 Syden-
ham
Kavanagh James, weigher, 101
Union e
Kavanagh John, flour and feed,
12 Market sq
Kavanagh Mrs Mary, 246 Barrie
Kean George, carpenter, 32 ElUce
Kearns Mrs Bridget (wid Patrick),
234 Wellington
Kearns James, manager Great
North- Western Telegraph Co, h
53 Clergy
Kearns Robert, letter carrier, 33
George
Kearns Samuel, mechanic, 225
Rideau
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Keating Patrick, laborer, 148 Ri-
deau
Keegan, Bernard, laborer, Russell
Keeley, Wm J, jeweler, 103 Brock
h 140 Union w
Keenan Jas, laborer, 19 Charles
Keenan Thos J, salesman, 37
Charles
Keene Wm, fireman, 24 Elm
Kehoe John, boarding, 122 Clar-
ence
Kehoe Mrs Margaret, r 257 King e
Kelaher Mrs Morris, Bagot
Kellar Charles, carpenter, 254
Division
Kelly Daniel, tailor, 217 Brock
Kelly H J, clerk, 87 Earl
Kelly Isaac, carpenter, 87 Earl
Kelly Mrs James, Place d'Armes
Kelly John, butcher, bds 148 On-
tario
Kelly John, butcher, 210 Bagot
Kelly John, clerk P 0, 240 John-
ston
Kelly Mrs Mary [wid Michael]
48 Bagot
Kelly P J, harness maker, 82
Queen
Kelly Samuel, machinist, Eller-
beck ave
Kelly Samuel J, painter, 282 Prin-
Kelly Rev Thomas, Roman
Catholic, 225 Johnston
Kelly Wm, photographer, 151
WeUington
Kelley Wm A, salesman, 115 Bay
Kelly Wm A, engineer, 115 Bay
Kelso Ephraim, laborer, 212 Earl
Kelso Mrs, 212 Earl
Kemp Mrs Catharine (wid Wm),
2G4 University ave
Kemp Mrs Mary (wid George),
264 Brock
Kemp W J, carriage maker, 455
Division
Kench John, carpenter, 333 Mont-
real
Kennedy Miss Alice, 231 WeUing-
ton
Kennedy Jas, laborer, 460 Mont-
real
Kennedy John, engineer, 21 Arch
i Kennedy Joseph, boilermaker, 15
I Division
Kennedy Mrs Owen, prop 0 K
House, 228 Ontario
I Kennedy Robt, 168 University ave
Kennedy Timothy, carter, r 102
Barrack
Kennedy Wm, ship carpenter, 432
Barrie
Kennedy Wm, engineer, 65 Arch
Kenney Thos, laborer. Collingwd
Kent Bros [R E & W C] , pri-
vate bankers, 91 Clarence
Kent Noel, 161 King e
Kent R E [Kent Bros] , h 109
Bagot
Kent Mrs Robt, r 88 Wellington
Kent Rybert, treasurer Canada
Express Co, 85 King e
Kent W C [Kent Bros] , h 85
King e
Kerby Wm K, carter, 122 Stuart
Ken- Hugh, clerk, 302 Queen
Kerr John, manager Gas Co, h
155 Earl
Kerr John, Inspector K P, Fron-
tenac
Kerwin Thos, laborer, Macdonnell
Keves Miss Alice, dressmaker, 105
Brock, h 164 Clergy
Keyes Andrew, shoemaker, 855
Princess
Keyes Robert, grocer, 805 and
303 Earl
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Keyes Thomas, shoemaker, 108
Colboriie
Keyes Wm, ship carpenter, 164
Clergy
Kidd Joseph, landing waiter, 182
Queen
Kidd John, carriage maker, 182
Queen
Kidd Robert, grain shoveller, 428
King e
Kidd Wm, school inspector, 84
Sydenham w
Kilcauley Patrick sr, engineer, 200
Bagot
Kilcauley Patrick jr, compositor,
196 Bagot
KILCAULEY W P, manufac-
turer of all kinds of rubber
stamps, stencils, etc, inks,
stamps, pads, ribbons, dat-
ers, perforators, number-
ing machines, etc, supplied
on short notice Address
postal to 196 Bagot st and
it will receive attention
Killeen Patrick, carter, Russell
Killmary Mrs Mary Ann [wid Jos]
52 Division
Kilpatrick F A, stonecutter, 143
Ordnance
Kilpatrick John H, stonecutter,
143 Ordnance
Kilpatrick S J, kingston stone
yard, 372 Prmcess, h 119 Col-
borne (See top lines)
Kimpson Joseph, laborer, 142
Bay
Kinchler Thos, laborer, 16 Young
Kines Rev J, pastor Queen street
methodist, 30 Colborne
King Mrs Ann, [wid Ralph] , 162
Ordnance
Kmg E C, driver, 110 Barrie
King Francis, law student, Mac-
donnell & Mudie
King J G [J GKing & Co] , 57 West
King J G & Co, druggists, King,
cor Market sq
King John, laborer, 94 Bagot
King John, carpenter, 26 Pine
King Joseph, laborer, 22 Place
d'Armes
King Robt, patternmaker, 74 Arch
King Thomas, carpenter, Stanley
King Mrs Victoria, (wid Zephirin),
43 James
King Wm, carpenter, Stanley
King Maj Wm, supt militia stores,
Montreal
Kinghorn John, secy Cotton Mill
Co, 84 Union e
Kingston Auxiliary British
and Foreign Bible Society,
G S Hobart, depositor, 156
Princess
Kingston Bottling Works,
Wm Pipe, prop, 261 Princess
Kingston Brewery, Philip Ba-
jus, prop, 308 Welhngton
Kingston Business College
Co, J B McKay, Principal, 82
Princess (See front cover)
Kingston Cotton Mfg Co [Ltd],
Wm Wilson, sr, manager, Cat-
araqui
Kingston Skating and Curhng
Rinks, C H Hatch, manager,
Arch
Kingston Elastic Paint Works,
King w
Kingston Electric Light Co,
J M Campbell, manager, foot
Brock
Kingston Foundry and Ma-
chine Co (Ltd,, J H Taylor,
manager, Ontario, cor Union
WHEN YOU WANT GRANITE OR MARBLE
MONUMENTS, CUT STONE OR TILE PIPE, CO
TO S. J. KILPATRICK.
126
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Kingston Gas Light Co, John
Kerr, manager, E Moore, secy-
treas, 19 Queen
Kingston Hospital, Stuart
Kingston Hosiery Co, John Hew-
ton, manager. King w
Kingston Kuob Works, Wm A.llen, ,
manager. King w
KINGSTON LAUNDRY, J
R Rattenbury, prop, 206
Princess, opp Windsor Ho-
tel. Work done on short
notice. Travelers', Stu-
dents' and fam ly work
done promptly. Telephone
orders attended to. No 22
Kingston, Napanee &. West-
ern Railway, R J Wilson,
agent, office Clarence, cor On-
tario, station K & P R
Kingston Oil Cloth Company, G
W Amey, prop, North, cor Rideau
Kingston Planing Mills, Frank
Somerville, manager, Union,
cor King j
Kingston street railway, B W Fol-
ger, manager. Princess
Kingston Stone Yard, S J
Kilpatrick, prop, 872 Princess
Kingston Tannery, J J Carring-
ton, Rideau
Kingston Vinegar Works, Anton
Haaz, prop, 74 Bagot
Kingswell J, laborer, 170 York
Kirk Mrs Jane, fancy goods, 83
Brock, h 249 Queen
Kirkpatrick Frank, surveyor, 61
West
Kirkpatrick Hon Geo A, QC.
M r [Kirkpatrick & Rogers] , h
Closeburn, Emily
Kirkpatrick Mrs Geo [wid Frank
W] , Gl West
Kirkpatrick John, milkman, 676
Division
Kirkpatrick Michael, fancy
goods and picture framet, 169
Princess
Kirkpatrick & Rogers, [Hon
Geo A Kirkpatrick, Q C. R V
Rogers] , barristers, 194 On-
tario
Kirkpatrick — , laborer, 8 Mark-
land
KNAPP A 0, Boat builder.
Boats of all kinds for sale
and built to order. Oars,
Sails and all boat fittings
supplied. All material and
worknnanship of the best
quality and prices moder-
ate. A first-class Boat
Livery in connection. Ca-
taraqui Bridge, foot of
Ontario.
Knapp A H, carpenter, 121 Ord-
nance
Knapp Dixon, carder, Albert
Knapp Mrs Mary A, foot Ontario
Knight A P, M A, M D, prin-
cipal Coll Inst, 203 William
Knight Arthur, currier, 366
Montreal
Knight Isaac, Victoria
Knight Mrs Maria [wid Lewis] ,
dressmaker, 410 Brock
Knight Mrs, dressmaker, 284 Un-
iversity ave
Knott Francis, vinegar maker,
railway cottages, Ontario
Koen Mrs Henry, Alwington ave
Koen Michael, guard K P, Pem-
broke, cor Union
LaChance F X, grocer, 259 Onta-
rio, h 96 Bagot
La Claire Chas, laborer, Barrack
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HEADQUARXHRS FOR
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
127
La Croix Charles, mason, 499
Princess
LaCroix Henry, cabinet maker,
499 Princess
Lafreniere Mrs David, boarding,
236 Ontario
Lafreniere N, laborer, railway cot-
tages, Ontario
LaFrance Mrs P, 31 Ontario
Laidlaw J &. Son [John & D J] ,
dry goods, 170 Princess, h 216
Johnston (See top lines)
Laidlay Alfred, operator, 772
Montreal
Laidley Mrs, 334 Montreal
Laing Eev Douglas, pastor Bap-
tist Church, 93 Johnston
Laird John, painter, 349 Princess
Lairt Joseph, machinist, Beverley
Laishley Joel, manager Singer
Co, 215 Princess
Lake Amos K, teamster, 209 Al-
fred
Lake Anthony, laborer, 219 Ri-
deau
Lake John, 26 Elm
Lake —,100 York
Lake Simpson, carpenter, Dufferin
Lake Wm, carpenter, 316 Queen
Laionde Francis, blacksmith. Or-
chard
Lalonde Lewis, carpenter, 19 Ellice
Lamb Walter, contractor, Dur-
ham
Lambert Samuel, bridge inspec-
tor, Hickson ave
Lambert Thomas [Lambert &
Walsh], h 116 Colborne
Lambert & Walsh [Thomas
Lambert, Edwm Walsh] , mer-
chant tailors, 110 Princess
Lambert Wm, section boss, 229
Rideau
Lamoureux Peter, locksmith, 375
King e
Lane Benjamin, driver, 103 Pine
Lane Timothy, 89 Earl
Landeryou John C, contractor, 91
York
Landeryou Joseph, 87 Colborne
Langdon Alfred, mason, Victoria
Langdon N, mason, end Nelson
Langdon Wm, contractor. Nelson
Lanham Charles, sailor, 100 Wel-
lington
Lanigan Andrew, caretaker city
hall, residence city building
Lansing Mrs Fanny [wid Chas] ,
148 Queen
Lappage Wm, mason, Hickson ave
Lappage Wm jr, plasterer, 382
Princess
Lario Jos, cooper, 8 Brewery Lane
Lark Mrs Mary Ann [wid Edw]
127 William
La Rose N, engineer, 24 Wade's
Lane
LaRue, Anthony, shoemaker, 15
Rideau
Lasher Mrs, 868 Princess
Laturney Mrs Ellen [wil Jas] ,
r 380 Princess
Laturney George, carter, 26 John-
ston
Laturney James, carriage maker,
390-392 Princess
Lauder John, mason, Victoria
Laughern Jas, painter, 67 Bagot
Laughlin J, carpenter, 347 Prin-
cess
Laundy Wellington, tailor, Fron-
tenac
Laurencell Peter, ship carpenter,
17 Deacon
Lavell H A, law student, [Britton
& Whiting]
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128
CITY OF KINGSTON.
'^ Lavalle John, bottler, bds 0 K
House
Laverty Patrick, 112 Wellington
Law Edward, ropemaker, Victoria
Lawlor & Dartnell, fancy goods, :
196 King e j
Lawlar Jas, asvlum keeper, 218
Alfred
Lauler Patrick, carpenter, 698 ;
Montreal
Lawlor William, laborer, Place
d'Armes
Lawless Edward, caretaker cem-
etery, 700 Division ;
Lawless James, carter, 213 Uni-
versity ave
Lawless Michael, carter, 222 Earl
Lawless Patrick, porter British
American hotel, 16 Deacon
Lawless Peter, carter, 819 John-
ston
Lawless Peter, broommaker, 218
University ave
Lawson Mrs [wid Francis] , 127 j
Bagot • I
Laytou John Geo, carpenter, 254 [
University ave
Leadbeater Wm, laborer, 130
Queen 1
Leaden M J, clerk M Col, 48 Ord- I
nance ',
Leader G N, painter, 309 Queen
Leahy Michael, trade instructor |
K P, Alwington ave i
Leahy T. J, grocer, 320 King e, I
Leahy B J, 329 Barrie !
h 329 Barrie
Leakey R B, harnessmaker, 91 ,
Wellington i
Leason Mrs Lucy, [wid Wm] , '
89 Elm
Lee Mrs Ann [wid James] , 386 ,
Johnston !
Lee A J, barber, Cataraqui
Lee Geo, piano maker, 116 Earl
Lee Hop, laundry, 227 Princess
Lee Mrs Mary Ann [wid John] ,
26 James
Lee Miss Piebecca, 419 Princess
Lee Samuel, moulder, Frontenac
Lee Wm, finisher, 53 Arch
Leeman Alvin, mason, 25 James
Lees Adam, spinner, Patrick
Le Heup J A, watchmaker, 57
Brock, h Bagot
Le Heup John, 27 First
Le Heup John, laborer, 105 King w
Leigh F J, supt Canadian Loco-
motive and Engine Co, bds
British American Hotel
Lemon Andrew, agent, 218
Sydenham
Lemon Chas, carpenter, 5 Division
Lemon John, foreman fire depart-
ment, station Ontario
Lemon John, tinsmith, 88 Bagot
Lemon Mrs Margaret [wid Wm] ,
384 Division
Lendroth Wilham, agent for
cement, 85 Division
Lenea Peter, 124 Queen
Lennon Cooper, Bowen House,
423 King e
Lennon F L, fireman, 18 Ontario
Lennon Patrick, laborer, 177
Raglan rd
Lennon Thomas, engineer, 193
Colborne
Leo Rev Bro, Christian Broth-
ers School, 89 Clergy
Lerong John, laborer, 87 King w
Lerush Richard, sailor, Centre
Leslie David, engineer. River
Leslie G W, agent, 23 Union w
Lesslle James F, (James Swift
& Co), h 39 George
I ATDI A W'Q RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
I2g
Leslie Wm, 53 George
Leslie Mrs Wm, 81 Gore
Lewis Right Rev John Tra
verse, DD, LLD,LordBialiop
of Ontario, 13 King w
Lewis Mrs M A (wid Albert), 306
Johnston
Lewers Robert, letter carrier, 8
Colborne
Leyland Benjamin, shoemaker,
28 Elm
Liffiton H A, watchmaker, jew-
eler, and uptown office C P R
Telegraph Co, 167 Princess
Lilly Mrs, 102 Wellington
Linaugh Thos, 87 WilHam
Lindsay Mrs Eliza (wid John),
Regent
Lindsay Patrick, 204 Colborne
Lindsay — civil engineer, 770
Montreal
Lindsay Robert carpenter, 16
EUerbeck ave
Lingwood Wm, cutler, 188 Bagot
Linton C E, blacksmith, 312
Brock
Linton James, laborer, Rideau
Linton Mrs J J, 204 Bagot
Linton W L, salesman, bds 204
Bagot
Liston John, laborer, 225 Mont-
real
Little Mrs Ann (wid Adam), 218
Earl
Little D W, agent Singer manu-
facturing CO, 91 William
Little John, 91 Bay
Little Joseph, proprietor Anglo
American Hotel, Ontario cor
Johnston
Little Joseph, carpenter, r 247
Earl
Little Thos, moulder, 208 Barrie
Little Wm, carpenter, 14 Rideau
Litton John jr, mason, 163 Alfred
Litton John sr, grocer, 163 Alfred
Livingston Alex, carpenter, bds
Union Hotel
Livingston Charles, [C Living-
ston & Bro] , 502 Princess
Livingston Mrs Chas, 189 Brock
Livingston C & Bro, (Charles
& W J), merchant tailors and
gents furnishings, 75-77 Brock
Livingstone Marion, MD,CM,
233 Bagot
Livingston W J, [C Livingston
& Bro] , h 455 Princess
Lloyd D L, bookkeeper, bds Albert
Locker Harry, baker, 194 Ord-
nance
Lockhart A, student, Albert
Lockhart John, colporteur, Albert
Lockhart T J, student, Albert
Lochhead James, agent, 7 Upper
William
Loft James, mariner, 320 Queen
London Life Insurance Co,
R P Pearce, assistant supt, 351
King e
Loney Albert, laborer, 431 Alfred
Loney Daniel, laborer, 291 John-
ston
Loney Mrs, r 87 Johnston
Longeran Thomas, Centre
Loscombe A E M, general com-
mission and real estate agent
and furniture dealer, 65 Clar-
ence, h 192 Barrie
Loveless — , civil engineer, 770
Montreal
Lovett James, boiler maker, 84
Ontario
Lovett Jeff, machinist, 16 Earl
Lovett Thomas, moulder, 84 On-
tario
17
Kingston Stone Yard
S. J. KILPATRICK, Prop.,
372 Princess Street.
130
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Lovick John, blacksmith, 152
University ave
Lowe Edward W, traveler, 112
. Earl
Lowe Samuel, clerk, 400 Brock
Lowe Wm, laborer, 41 Eaglan rd
Lowry Calvin, cm-rier, 283 Mont-
real
Lowry Mrs Margaret (wid Jas),
137 Bay
Loynes Shore, (Shore Loynes
& Co), h 182 Barrie
Lucas Mrs Sarah (wid Wm), 382
Brock
Ludlow Richard, carter, 276 Earl
Lumb Richard, spinner, 353 John-
ston
Lynch Mrs Catharine, (wid Danl).
99 Rideau
Lynch Miss Ellen, 25 Johnston
Lynch M, salesman, 99 Rideau
Lyon Herbert I, law student, Liv-
ingston ave
Lyon H V, B A [Symthe, Smith
& Lyon] , h 46 Young
Lyon M J, bookkeeper, 296 Queen
Lyon Seth, 266 Princess
Lyons C, saloon, 14 Market sq
Lyons Mrs Elizabeth (wid Mich'l),
395 Johnston
Lyons John, laborer, 290 Division
Lyons Patrick, hackman, 146
Ordnance
Lytle Mrs Alice (wid John), 312
Queen
Lytle John, painter, 212 Queen
McAdam Thomas, machinist, 23
Macahster Mrs Jane, 228 John-
ston
McArdle Patrick, engineer, 5 Cor-
rigan
Mc Arthur Adam, accountant, 43
Brock, h 397 Brock
Mc Arthur J A, clerk Ontario
Bank, Sydenham dor Johnston
McArthur James, manager
Ontario Building and Savings
Society, h 37 Division
McArthur James, baker. Centre
McArthur Capt John, 13 Division
McAuley Mrs Ann (wid Hugh),
Dufferin
McAuley Thomas, bookseller,
stationer and binder, 356 King
e and 208 Princess, h 129
William (See top lines j
McAvey Andrew, laborer, 49 Ord-
nance
McBratney Hugh, stonecutter,
137 Bay
McBride Arch, engineer, 190 Ord-
nance
McBride Jas, clerk PO,96 Barrack
McBride James sr, 96 Barrack
i McBride J S, bookkeeper, 192
I Ordnance
! McBride Joseph, carpenter, 563
Princess
McBride Mrs, 202 Bagot
McBride Robert, sailor, 190 Ord-
nance
McBride Samuel, carpenter, 192
Ordnance
McBroom Bros [W P & Robert] ,
grocers, King, cor Princess
McCabe Alex, gardener, 156 York
McCabe John, tailor, 42 Pine
McCabe Thos, painter, 156 York
McCallum Campbell, stonecutter,
284 Montreal
McCallum John, stonecutter, 210
Queen
McCallum Mrs Margaret (wid
James), Rideau
McCambridge Frank, laborer, 57
John
J. Laidlaw & Son •''^roS^J^o^"^
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
131
McCammon Bros [J & W] , livery,
Bagot cor Brock, h 149 Brock
McCammon Mrs James, 15 Mon-
treal
McCammon John, butcher, 148
Montreal
McCammon John, butcher, 76
Brock, h Mam
McCammon Mrs Mary (wid Jas),
333 Queen
McCammon Robt, baker, 160
Bagot
McCammon Robt sr, baker, 52
William
McCammon Wm, butcher, 329
Queen
McCANN, J S R, accountant,
auditor, representing Atlas
Insurance Company of
England, National of Ire-
land and Citizens of Can-
ada. Money to loan. 139
Princess, h 474 Brock
McCann Mrs Mary (wid P J), 248
Montreal
McCardle Edward, laborer, 25
Main
McCarey Bernard, general store,
267 Ontario
McCartney Alex, contractor, 248
University ave
McCartney John, carter, 231 Uni-
versity ave
McCartney Wm, mason, 338
Johnston
McCartney Wm jr, contractor,
206 University ave
McCarthy Maurice, laborer, 282
Sydenham
McClelland R J, clerk 23 Union w
McCluskey Mrs Unity (wid Jas),
113 Barrack
McClymont.Alex, 40 O'Kill
McColl John, butcher, Macdounell
McColl Robert, stonecutter, 18
Stuart
McConnell Joseph, Williams-
ville Hotel, Princess, cor Vic-
toria
McConnell Mrs Mary (wid Jos),
720 Princess
McConnell Richard, carpenter, 87
Barrack
McConnell W A, salesman. Prin-
cess, cor Victoria
McConville B, mail carrier, 31
George
McConville Isobel, MD, 13 Mont-
real
McConville John, butcher, 226
Barrie
McConville Thos, butcher, 134-6
Ontario
McCorkell Andrew, boat builder,
39 Union e
McCormick Armstrong, liquors,
91 Princess, h Centre
McCormack P, coal dealer, Place
d'Armes, h 46 Ordnance
McCormack Robert, guard K P,
King w
McCormack Samuel, bedmaker,
324 Montreal
McCormack Thos, clerk, Centre
McCormack Thomas, watchman,
Russell
McCormack Wm, guard K P, 236
University ave
McCov J T, carpenter, Froutenac
McCue Ellen, 65 Bagot
McCuaig John, medical student,
bds 13 Maitland
McCullough George, cabman, 439
Brock
McCullough James, grocer, 46
Colborne
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
.^1' nivd:c.A-"crjL.:s"sr's.
132
CITY OF KINGSTON.
McCuUough John, machinist, 60
Colborne
McCullough Samuel, policeman,
394 Barrie
McCullough Wm, ship carpenter,
33 Main
McCuUagh W G, engineer fire
department, station Ontario
McCummiskey Mrs Alice, grocer,
220 WelUngton
McCummiskey John, river pilot,
154 Ontario
McCutcheon Mrs Ann (wid Thosj,
95 Division
McCutcheon Mrs Ehzabeth, (wid
Wm), 404 Brock
McCutcheon John, laborer, 237
Sydenham
McCutcheon William, baker, 340
Johnston
McCutcheon Wm, porter, Ottawa
Hotel
McDermott Mrs Dora (wid Law-
rence), Hickson ave
McDermott J F, carriage maker,
King, cor Queen, h 380 King e
McDermott Thomas, baggageman,
Hickson ave
Macdonald Allen, 49 Pembroke
Macdonald Allen A, laborer, 68
Ontario
McDonald Alex, baker, 272 Prin-
cess
McDonald Mrs Alex, 2 Nolan's
Lane
McDonald Angus, baker, 272 Prin-
cess
McDonald Mrs Bridget (wid Mi-
chael), 410 Montreal
McDonald Capt Duncan, 169
Clergy
McDonald Francis, clerk PC, 264
Wellington
McDonald Francis, laborer, 42
Upper Charles
McDonald G A, accountant, 247
Brock
McDonald Geo, harnessmaker, 64
Princess, h 27 Wellington
MacDonald Mrs Hannah (wid
Hugh), 303 Alfred
McDonald Hector, shoemaker,
125 Ordnance
McDonald Capt J A, steamer
"Eival," 159 Montreal
McDonald James, second-hand
dealer, 298 Princess
Macdonald Mrs Jane (wid John),
80 Earl
Macdonald John, secy Public Sch
Board, 65 Rideau
McDonald John, baker, 272 Prin-
cess
McDonald John A jr, clerk, 159
Montreal
Macdonald John, laborer, Ontario
McDonald J P, teacher K Busi-
ness College
McDonald Mrs Maria [wid Capt
J W, 468 Brock
McDonald Martin, laborer, 24
Cowdy
McDonald Mrs Mary [wid Chris-
topher] , grocer, cor Pine and
Cherry
McDonald Mrs Mary [wid Peter] ,
89 Barrack
Macdonald Mrs Mary Ann [wid
A R] , CoUiugwood
Macdonald R, manfr, 29 Pembroke
Macdonnell George M, Q C,
[Macdonnell Sc Mudie] , h Uni-
versity ave, cor Stuart
Macdonnell & Mudie, [G M
Macdonnell, QC, tt John Mudie,
B A] , barristers, 88»Clarence
li
Fixie ZDress Orood.s
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
UTO I'riaa.cess St.
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
133
McDowall Mrs Henrietta (wid
James), 146 Division
McDOWALL R J is now
occupying his own new
premises, and with greatly
reduced expenses is able
to offer greater bargains
than ever. Do not pur-
chase anything in the musi-
cal line till after you have
visited his warerooms, 471
Princess
McEwen Alex, printer, Alfred
McEwen Alexander, carpenter,
225 Earl
McEwen Daniel, boilermaker, 39
Ordnance
McEwen D & Son, machinists,
Queen
McEwen Geo, shoemaker, 282
University ave
McEwen J F, machinist, 41 Ord-
nance
McEwen John, laborer, 258 Al-
fred
McEwen Mrs Mary [wid Wm] ,
12 Cowdy
McFadden Edward, laborer, 60
John
McFadden Mrs Margaret, [wid
Alex] , 583 Division
McFadden Miss Rosanna, 179
Queen
McFarlane Robert, shoemaker,
171 Sydenham
McFaul Michael, engineer, 254
Barrie
McFaul Robert sr, 271 Queen
McFaul Robert, dry goods, 180
Princess, h 269 Queen
MacFedridge Wm, butcher, 667
Princess
McGall John, clerk, 385 Johnston
McGarvy Miss Ann, 3 Young
McGill Archie, dep clerk of crown
McGill LtCol SC, RMC, res
College
McGillivray James, machinist,
223 Earl
McGillivary Rev. Malcolm, pastor
Chalmers church, 193 Brock
McGinnis Mrs Margaret [wid
Francis] , 38 James
McGinnis Owen, Western House,
164 Ontario
McGladeCapt Peter, "Wherenow,"
160 Rideau
McGlynn Mrs Annie (wid John),
137 Montreal
McGoldrick M, boiler maker, 92
Ontario
McGowan Mrs Ann (wid James)
28 Place d'Armes
McGOWAN GEORGE A, ci-
gar manufacturer "La Flor
de Frontenac," " Duke of
Connaught," " She," " Bis-
marck," ' Banker's Daugh-
ter " 43 Brock, cor King
McGowan Thomas, boarding, 72
Princess
McGranahan Robt, laborer, Bev-
erley
McGrath Mrs Ellen (wid Patrick)
128 Ordnance
McGrath Mrs Annie, 87 Arch
McGrath James, builder, bds 48
Princess
McGrath Mrs Sophia (wid Thos),
boarding house, 104 Queen
McGrogan Miss Alice, 35 Upper
William
McGnin Mrs Annie (wid Daniel),
9 Mack
McGuire H P, marble dealer,Perth
Road
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
134
CITY OF KINGSTON.
McGuire James, 75 Clarence
McGuire John, letter carrier, 121
William
McGuire Miss Mary, 56 Welling-
ton
McGuire Thos, fish dealer, 212
Queen
McGuire Thomas, butcher, 848
Princess
McGuire Wm H, boarding, 148
Ontario
McGuirk Mrs, 31 Division
Mcllgorm R, blacksmith, 25 On-
tario
Mcllquham Andrew, Frontenac
Mcllquham Jas, plasterer. Nelson
Mcllroy Mrs Elizabeth, 45 King w
Mcllroy John, laborer, 49 Pine
Mcllroy John, laborer, 45 Pine
Mcllroy Wm, laborer, 10 Pine
Mcllroy Wright, traveler, 216
Colborne
Mcintosh Henry, sexton Chalmers
Church, 14 Young
Mclntyre Alex, shoemaker, 109
Ordnance
Mclntyre Mrs Ehza [wid Niel] ,
231 Division
Mclntyre D M, [Mclntyre &
Mclntyre] , h 231 Division
Mclntyre John, QC, [Mclntyre
& Mclntyre] , h 28 Sydenham w
Mclntyre John, moulder, 114
Ordnance
Mclntyre John, carpenter, 10
James
Mclntyre John, laborer, 8 Vine
Mclntyre John, 123 Montreal
Mclntyre &. Mclntyre [John
Mclntyre, Q C, D M Mclntyre,
B A] , barristers, 304 King e
Mclntyre Robert, laborer, 439
Alfred
M elver J B, accountant and in-
surance agent, 38 Clarence, h
162 Barrie
Mclver Kenneth, 162 Barrie
Mclver Thos, mason, 266 Queen
McKay Chas, bookkeeper, 19
Union w
McKay Cornelius, laborer, 234
Earl
McKay Mrs Henrietta (wid John,)
302 Queen
McKay Mrs James, Montreal
McKay J B, principal Business
College, 4 Colborne
McKay John, hides, leather and
findings, 162 Princess, h 67
Sydenham w
Mackay Philip, moulder, 125
Montreal
McKee Andrew, mason, 204
Barrie
McKee Mrs Isabella (wid Robert),
15 York
McKee John, laborer, 25 York
McKee John, carpenter. Plum
McKee Wm, moulder, 10 John
McKee Capt WiUiam, 256 Uni-
versity ave
McKegney Patrick, laborer, 21
Queen
McKelvey & Birch, plumbers,
tinsmiths and plumbers sup-
plies, ( 9-71 Brock
McKelvey John [McKelvey &
Birch] , h 134 Bagot
McKelvey R J, student, 134 Bagot
McKenna Mrs Bridget, [wid Ber-
nard] , Dufferin
McKenna Henry, pensioner, Fifth
McKenna Pat'k, hostler, Windsor
Hotel, 307 Johnston
McKenney Wm, laborer, 258 Syd-
enham
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ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
135
McKenty John, 862 Johnston
McKenzie Alex A, mariner, 45
Division
McKenzie J D, M D, Union w
McKenzie John, coachman, 3 Di-
vision
McKeown John jr, clerk Alfred
McKernan Stephen, grocer, 297
Johnston
MacKerres Mrs M (wid John), 34
Wellington
McKillop Mrs Catharine, board-
ing, 21 Johnston
McKim John, laborer, 58 Quebec
McKim Peter, hide inspector, 85
Clarence, h 250 Alfred
McKnight Jas, laborer, 709 Prin-
cess
McLaughlin Edward, laborer, 64
Upper Charles
McLaughlin Jas, mason, 39 Main
McLaughlin John, confectioner,
222 Princess, h 153 Brock
McLaughlin Patrick, proprietor
Windsor Hotel, Princess, cor
Montreal
McLean Alexander, bookkeeper,
74 Bagot
MacLean Andrew, grocer, 272
Ontario, h King e
McLellan Mrs John, 107 Queen
McLeod Mrs A, 67 Bagot
McLeod J, sash and door factory,
Place d'Armes
McLeod Jas, foreman, 2 Colborne
McLeod Neil. 113 Alfred
McMahon A, insurance agent, 230
Barrie
McMahon A J, dry goods and
gents furnishings, 102 Prmcess,
h 74 Welhngton
McMahon Alexander, laborer, 34
Upper William
McMahon Andrew, (T McMahon
& Co), h 81 Earl
McMahon Mrs Ann, Beverley
McMahon A W. salesman, bds
196 Bagot
McMahon Bros, hardware, 857
Princess
McMahon John, contractor, 74
Wellington
McMahon John T, (McMahon
Bros), 21 Sydenham w
McMahon Miss M A, 214 Willliam
McMahon Mrs Margaret (wid
Edward), 90 Bagot
McMahon T & Co, painters. Brock
! cor Bagot
' McMahon Thos, 186 Bagot
McManus John, 106 Ontario
McManus John, store keeper Asy-
lum, 74 Union e
McMaster Mrs Jennet, 357 Di-
vision
McMaster John H, laborer, 142
Pine
McMaster William, laborer, 112
Bagot
McMillan Archie, storekeeper.
Public Works Dept, 336 Brock
McMillan Charles, 291 Brock
McMillan Mrs Donald, 135 Clergy
McMillan Mrs Jennie (wid Saml),
105 Wellington
McMillan M, laborer, 119 Ord-
nance
McMillan Richard, pianomaker, 3
First
McMorine Rev J, pastor St James,
Barrie
McMorine W, clerk Merchants
Bank, Barrie, cor Union
McMullin John, 134 Clarence
McMullen J E, guard K P, 108
Earl
Blank Account Books at McAuley's
136
CITY OF KINGSTON.
McMullen Joseph, blacksmith,
bds 54 Welhngton
McMullen Piichard, blacksmith,
38 Ellice
McNab Mrs Colin, 78 Sydenham w
McNamee Jas, laborer, 11 Ellice
McNamee Miss Rose, dressmaker,
108 Princess
McNamee Wm, 33 Upper William
McNaughton Arch, clerk K & P,
bds 107 Wellington
McNaughton &. Co, proprie-
tors grand all wool clothing
CO, 191 Princess
McNaughton John, [McNaugh-
ton & Co] , h 49 Clergy
McNaughton Wm, clerk, 7 Cor-
rigan
McNaughton Wm, packer, 11
Deacon
McNeely David, cutter, 107 Queen
McNeil A W, plumber, 148 John-
ston
McNeil Charles jr, driver, Eideau
McNeill Charles sr, Rideau
McNeill John, moulder, 78 John-
ston
McNeill Neil, plumber and gas
fitter, 66 Brock, h 148 Johnston
McNeill W J, flour and feed, 65
Brock, h Rideau
McNiven Peter C, draughtsman,
bds 132 Wellington
McParland James, wines and
liquors, 341 Kmg e, h 106
Bagot
McPherson A F, accountant, 158
Earl
Macpherson Mrs Maria, [wid
John] , 404 Princess
Macpherson Richard, crown
lands and immigration agent,
foot William, h 154 Johnston
McQuaid John, carpenter, Russell
McQuaid Mrs Mary (wid James),
6 Rideau
McQ'iaig Mrs Catharine [wid
Owen] , 228 Queen
McQuaig Jas, sailor, 328 Queen
McQuig John, laborer, 335 Queen
McQuaig Mrs Maria, 335 Queen
McQuaig Neil, laborer, 335 Queen
McQuarrie Hugh, school teacher,
215 Montreal
McQuigg Henry, 2 Wellington
terrace, Montreal
McQuisten A M, bookkeeper, 414
King e
McRae Bros [R W R, W D &
D H] , retail grocers, golden
lion grocery, Wellington, cor
Brock
McRae D H (McRae Bros), h
299 University ave
McRae R W R, [McRae Bros] ,
102 Earl
McRae W D, [McRae Bros],
124 Barrie
McRae W R, [W R McRae &
Co], 164 Earl
McRae W R & Co, wholesale
grocers, golden lion block,
Wellington
McRea T W, carriage factory,
447 Princess
McReady Wm,engineer,Frontenac
McRossie Wm, lumber, 248 On-
tario, h 10 Wellington
McSurley Mrs Eliza [wid Edw] ,
337 Division
McTaggart Miss Mary, millinerv,
176 Wellington
McVetv, A F, M D, M R C S,
203 Wellington
McVety Robt, carpenter, 426 Di-
vision
I iini AWQ RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
137
Mc Waters James, driver, 208 Col-
borne
Mc Waters Samuel, engineer, 75
Queen
McWilliams Cha8,sailor,307 Bagot
Macarow Mrs Helen [wid Dan-
iel] , 188 William
Macarow Henry, clerk P 0, 188
William
Macaway Clias, engineer, King w
Machar J M, M A, barrister,
38 Clarence, li 222 Johnston
Mackie Henry, horse trainer, end
Stanley
Mackie Kev John, pastor St An-
drew's church, ] 50 Clergy
Macnee Francis, Union cor
McNamee James, printer, 212
University ave
Macnee Mrs James, Union cor
Bagot
Macnee &. Minnes, (James
Minnes, W H Macnee, W T
Minnes, wholesale dry goods,
245 Bagot
Macnee Walter, 107 Bagot
Macnee W H, (Macnee & Min-
nes), 19 Sydenham w
Madden Jas, engineer, 302 Barrie
Madden E J, cheese buyer, 195
Ontario
Madden James W, varnish man-
ufacturer, 324 Alfred
Madden Michael, engineer, 18
Rideau
Madden Patrick, guard K P, 208
Alfred
Madigan Edward, laborer, 296
Montreal
Madigan Michael, laborer, 195
Montreal
Madill James A, com traveler,
15 Colborne
Magee R J, moulder. Artillery
Park
Magill Arthur, salesman, bds 247
Brock
Magill Miss, bds Anglo American
Hotel
Magnet Mrs Josephine (wid Danl),
9 Ellice
Mahoney James, carter, Orchard
Mahoney James, carter, Markland
Mahood E S, clerk, 219 Queen
Mahood W J, fancy goods, 113
Princess, h 219 Queen
Maider Mrs Catharine (widRobt),
25 Main
Makins Wm, grain buyer, 231
Barrie
Malefant Frank, diver, 17 Rideau
Mallen James, wood and coal,
Cataraqui, h 9 Charles
Mallon Lawrence, laborer, Hick-
son ave
Mallen M, wood and coal, Ontario,
cor Barrack, h Bay
Mallen Patrick, laborer, 12 Pine
Mallen Peter, laborer, Bagot
Mallett Capt John, mariner, 409
King e
Malond Capt Abraham, •' D D
Calvin," 480 Brock
Malone Mrs Geo, 205 WiUiam
Malone Thomas, upholsterer, 81
Queen
Maloney Mrs Ellen (wid Patrick),
12 Raglan rd
Maloney J J, butcher, 164 Rideau
Maloney John, storekeeper, 79
Queen
Maloney Jno, blacksmith, 77 Pine
Mandeville Joshua, carpenter.
Railway Cottages, Ontario
Mandeville Wm, laborer, Railway
Cottages, Ontario
18
S. J.KILPATRICK'S STONE YARD
Headquarters fcr Sewer Pipe and Cut Stone.
138
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Manion Mrs Ann (wid Jas), 103
Queen
Mann Mrs Mary [wid John] , Duf-
ferin
Mann Tlios, bricklayer, Dufferin
Manning E J, driver, 28 JoliDston
Marceau John, laborer, 8 Rideau
Marceau Mrs Mary (wid John),
8 Rideau
Marchand Edward, engineer, 3
Dunn's Terrace, Bay
Marchand Wm, cabinetmaker,
368 Bagot
Mark Joseph, laborer, Beverley
Marquis Octave, tailor, Stephen
Marriotte George, 337 Brock
Marsh A J, laborer, 60 Elm
Marsh John, sr, 60 Elm
Marsh J W, laborer, 64 Elm
Marsh Wm, street car conducl:or,
123 Princess
Marshall Charles, melter, 22 Earl
Marshall Mrs C S, 247 Brock
Marshall F C, cabinet maber, 241
Princess
Marshall Henry, laborer, Hickson
ave
Marshall James, shipper, 282
Queen
Marshall James, carter, 253 Queen
Marshall John, editor News, 11
Colborne
Marshall John, sailor, Albert
Marshall John, clerk, 68 Colborne
Marshall Robert, enigneer, 16
Rideau
Marshall Robert, clerk, 282 Queen
Marshall Samuel, accountant,
466 Brock •
Marshall Samuel, stone mason,
109 York
Marshall Wm, ageut the Calvin
Co, 225 Bagot
Marshall W W, salesman, 282
Queen
Martin A R, grocer, 266 Prin-
cess, h 267 Brock
Martin C A, sign writer, 177
Sydenham
MARTIN C H, fire Insurance
agency, 88 Brock,' repre-
senting the following com-
panies :
CAPITAL
Scottish Union and National $30,000,000
Imperial Insurance Company 7,786,696
Glasgow and London 1,460,000
British Empire Life 6,000,000
Norwich and London Accident 1,000,000
Prompt attention and lowest
rates, h 321 University ave
Martin Capt Charles, tug **Glyde"
15 Balaclava
Martin Mrs Catharine (wid Jas),
53 Upper Charles
Martin David, clerk, 177 Syden-
ham
Martin Mrs E, 168 King e
Martin E R, auctioneer and
.commission, 86 Brock, h 460
Brock
Martin Harry, traveler, 187 Wil-
Ham
Martin Jas, mariner, 17 Ellice
Martin Jas, painter, 424 Barrie
Martin J F, sign painter, Ord-
nance
Martin John W, carpenter, 849
Brock
Martin Lewis,clerk Russell House,
348 Princess
Martin Mrs M T [wid Wm] , 188
Wellington
Martin's Opera House, W C
Martin, prop, 218 Princess
Martin W C, saddlery hard-
ware, 216 Princess, h 116 Gore
JDEN MM I m
LATEST GOODS IN
DRESS MATERIALS
no PRINCESS ST.
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
139
Martinelli Lucien, packer, 283
Sydenham
Marvin Mrs Wm, 317 Montreal
Mason H, ship carpenter, 129
Bagot
Mason Samuel, laborer, 380 Prin-
cess
Massie James, V S, 237 Bagot
Massie J R, pattern maker, 81
Colborne
Massie Mrs Michael, r 87 John-
ston
Massie "Wm, carpenter, 155 Rag-
lan Road
Massie Wm, jr, contractor, 157
Raglan Road
Matthews Mrs Catharine (wid
Wm), grocer, 210 Division
Matthews Geo, carpenter, Duf-
terin
Matthews Miss Kate, 80 Johnston
Matthews Thos, laborer, 22 Ellice
Matthews William H, coachman,
Beverley
Maund Charles, clerk, 165 Bagot
Maxham Alfred, painter, 12 Redan
Maxon George, laborer, Rideau
Maxwell James, carpenter, 71 Di-
vision
Maxwell G W, clerk, 56 Rideau
May ell John, merchant tailor, 76
Brock
Maynard John, carpenter, 331
Queen
Mayne Major C B, R M C, res
College
Mead Mrs Charles, 260 King e
Meagher Mrs C R (wid Dr Jas),
184 Queen
Meagher GG, clerk P 0, 25 Wel-
lington
Meaghar James, agent, 30 Ellice
Meaghar Martin, laborer, 79 Bagot
Meaghar Thomas, customs officer,
5 Wellington Terrace, Montreal
Meek Robert, Secy Oddfellows
Relief Associat'n,h "True Vale"
50 Earl
Meek Wm, mechanical superin-
tendent Whig office, 242 Syden-
ham
Meek Wm, 48 Elm
Megarry James, policeman, 420
Johnston
Melville Mrs Elizabeth, 104 Gore
Menary Geo, carpenter, 20 York
Mendell Isidore, traveler, 15 Vine
Menke Henry, laborer, 6 Pine
Mercier Joseph, ship carpenter,
Place d'Armes
Mercer Mrs Wm, Victoria
Merchants Bank of Canada,
George E Hague, manager,
King cor William
Merritt Edward, moulder, 106
Barrie
Merritt Capt Thomas, overseer
fisheries, 73 Gore
Metcalfe, George H, 826 Princess
Metcalfe James H, ML A, 826
Princess
Metcalfe John C, butcher, 406
Brock
Middleton Harry, laborer, Duf-
ferin
Middleton Mrs Jas, 663 Princess
Middleton Mrs Sophia (widLewis,)
55 Clergy
Middleton Wm, (John Hen-
derson & Co), bds Hotel Fron-
teuac
Milk Joseph, tailor, 245 Colborne
Millan Bros (C & D), butchers,
288 Ontario
Millan Miss Catharine, 33 Upper
Charles
NOTEPAPER AND ENVELOPES
CHEAP AX ]!»IcAUI.EY'S BOOKSTORE.
140
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Millan Cornelius (Millan Bros),
252 Montreal
Millan D [Millan Bros] , 91 Earl
Millan Jeremiah, 91 Earl
Millane Joho, salesman, 93 York
Millard Mrs Elizabeth, 15 Upper
William
Millard Wm, joiner, 78 Quebec
Miller A H, supt letter carriers,
105 Clergy
Miller Capt Andrew, " Islander,"
89 Queen
Miller Chas, sailor, 10 Patrick
Miller H A, laborer, 453 Princess
Miller John, engineer, 430 Barrie
MUler Matthew, traveler, 210 Sy-
denham
Millar Robert, blacksmith, 153
Bagot
Miller Robt sr, carter, 96 William
Miller Bobt jr, boilermaker, 98
Wilham
Miller Tlios, carpenter, 82 Bagot
Miller W H, manager Gardiner's
biscuit factory, 157 Alfred
Miller Wm, moulder, Stanley
Milligan Capt Alexander, mar-
iner, 295 Wellington
Mills Andrew, carpenter, 18 York
Mills Geerge, boiler maker, 81
Mack
Mills George, (George Mills &
Co), h 124 University
Mills George &. Co, props
Boston fur store, 170 WeUing-
ton
Mills John, teacher, 5 Vaughn
terrace, 434 Princess
Mills Mrs Mary (wid Jas), 140
Bagot
Mills T & Co, hatters, Princess
cor Bagot
Mills Thos, traveler, 378 Brock
MILLS THOMAS, General
Insurance and Loan Agent.
Companies represented —
The Fire Insurance Associ-
ation, Queen Insurance Co,
Northern Assurance Co,
! Western Assurance Co,
I London Guarantee & Ac-
I cident Co. Lloyd's Plate
! Glass Insurance Co, and
I London &. Lancashire Life
Assurance Co. Special at-
I tention to the issuing of
life and endowment poli-
cies. Office 131 Brock, se-
j cond door east of Bagot, h
122 University ave
Mills Thos [T Mills & Co] , h 120
University ave
Milne John, grocer, 233 Welling-
ton
Milne Robert, mariner, 802 Uni-
versity ave
Milne Robert, sailor, 221 Earl
Milne Wm, engineer, 302 Uni-
versity ave
Milo Ed'w, carpenter, Collingwd
Milo Edw, carpenter, 365 Brock
Milo T W, painter and paper
hanger, 41-3 Montreal
Milroy Wm, laborer, 286 Princess
Minnes &. Burns, dry goods
and gents' furnishings, 140
Princess
Mmnes J A, accountant, 124 Bagot
Minnes James [Macnee & Min-
nes] , h 124 Bagot
Minnes Miss Martha, 885 Princess
\ Minnes T D [Minnes & Burns] ,
h 495 Prmcess
I Minnes W T [Macnee & Min-
I nes] , 124 Bagot
1 Minnie Albert, laborer, 816 Barrie
JOIN MM 1 1
Fine IDress Grood.©
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
I'T'O ]E=>ri3:icees St.
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
141
Minshull W, mechanic, 350 Brock
Mitchell Alexander, laborer, 105
Bagot
Mitchell Mrs Ann (wid John), 74
Earl
Mitchell E C [Chown & Mitchell] ,
h 47 Clergy
Mitchell Isaac, wholesale jeweler,
355 King e, h 167 Bagot
Mitchell Mrs Isabelle, boarding,
324 Brock
Mitchell James, 68 Arch
Mitchell James, laborer, 11 York
Mitchell James, founder, bds 63
Wellington
Mitchell J H, teller Ontario Bank,
11 Maitland
Mitchell John, printer, 74 Earl
Mitchell John C, contractor, 185
William
Mitchell Rev Lewis, pastor Con-
gregational church, 69 Colborne
Mitchell P, ship builder, 28 Bar-
rie
Mitchell Mrs Margaret, 11 York
Mitchell Wm, foreman job de-
partment Whig, 105 Bagot
Mitchell Wm, baker, 14 York
Mitchell — , 65 Union w
Mitcheltice Mrs Fannie, 90 Divi-
sion
Moffatt Miss Elizabeth, 60 Arch
Monck W H, driver, 493 Princess
Moncrief Peter, guard K P, Liv-
ingston ave
Moncrief W G
wick Oil Co,
tenac
Monks Peter
Montgomery
Princess
Montgomery S S, salesman, 225
Princess
manager South-
bds Hotel Fron-
laborer, 246 Earl
Robert, dyer, 225
Montreal Transportation Co,
P R Henderson managing di-
rector, foot Queen
Mooers George, 500 Princess
Mooers H & Co, grain dealers,
foot Princess
Mooers Henry (H Mooers & Co),
h 90 Barrie
Moon Robert, carpenter, 12 Alma
Mooney Robert, machinist, 19
Division
Mooney Thos, raftsman, 20 Stuart
Moore Andrew, clerk, 110 Earl
Moore Daniel, laborer, Albert
Moore Daniel, laborer, 120 Bay
Moore David, blacksmith, 16
Cherry
Moore E, secy-treas, Gas Co, h
211 Bagot
Moore John, laborer, 217 Univer-
sity ave
Moore John, engineer, 325 Mont-
real
Moore Joseph, 809 Princess
Moore Mrs R M, 139 WeUington
Moore Thomas, grocer, 7 Upper
WiUiam
Moore Thomas, merchant tailor,
354 King e, h 148 Earl
Moore T W, merchant, 399 Brock
Moore William, real estate, 90
Brock, h Bagot, cor Earl
Moore W J, machinist, 338 Queen
Moore W R, sculptor, 154 Rideau
Moren Lieut Jas A, R M C
Moran Patrick, moulder, 79 Gore
Morehand Francis, farmer, Vic-
toria
Morgan Hugh, agent, 291 Prin-
cess
Morham James, 96 Welhngton
Morham Patrick, moulder, 96
Wellington
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotch, Canadian and
American Monuments.
142
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Morris Mrs Catharine (wid Em-
manuel), 154 Raglan rd
Morris W J, carriage maker, 93
Main
Morrisey John, messenger P 0,
34 Union e
Morrison Mrs Ann [wid Robert] ,
169 Pine
Morrison Mrs Catharine [wid
Michael] , 96 Clergy
Morrison Francis, machinist, 56
Division
Morrison John, moulder, 88 Que-
bec
Morrison Joseph, carpenter, 42
York
Morrison Wm, laborer, 416 King e
Mostyn, Edward, clerk City Hotel,
114 Johnston
Mostyn Mrs Margaret [wid Geo] ,
131 Colborne
Moulds Richard, laborer, 485
Barrie
Moulson E H, stonecutter, 335
Division
Moulton Charles, ship carpenter,
453 Division
Mowat Prof J B, Queen's College,
180 Johnston
Mowat George, 226 Division
Mowat Henry, mason, 224 Di-
vision
Mowat J J, pensioner, 232 Wel-
lington
Moxley Robert, blacksmith, 74
York
Moyle Mrs, Centre
Muckler Wm, 33 Union
Muckleston Mrs Ann (wid Saml),
226 King e
Muckleston J &. Co, whole-
sale and retail hardware, 71-78
Princess
Muckleston John S, [J Muck-
leston & Co] , h 31 King e
Mudie John, B A, [Macdonnell
i & Mudie] , h King, cor West
! Mudie Wm, 192 University ave
i Mulholland Jas, machinist, 184
Barrie
Mulholland Mrs T, 114 Barrie
Mullen Edward, agent, 32 Union w
Mullen James, weighman, 262
Sydenham
Mullin John, second-hand dealer,
333 Princess
Mullen Patrick, piano maker, r
42 Ordnance
MuUigan Wm, laborer, Newman's
cottages, Beverley
Mulroney Dennis, laborer, Hick-
son ave
Mundell, Mrs David, 69 Arch
Mundell D E, M D, 6 Victoria
terrace, Montreal
Mundell John M D, 11 Montreal
Mundell Wnn, B A, barrister,
139 Princess, h 59 Arch
Munroe Frederick, laborer, Catar-
aqui
Munroe James, miner, St Cath-
arine
Munro John, machinist, 282 Bar-
rie
Munro Mrs Margaret [wid John] ,
286 Johnston
Murch Wm, S R, traveler, 66 Earl
Murphy Daniel, grocer, 82 Rideau
Murphy Jas, laborer, 199 Mont-
real
Murphy James laborer, 6 Dunn
terrace, Bay
Murphy John, painter, bds Mont-
real
Murphy John, carpenter, 181 Al-
fred
LAIDLAW
HEADQUARXHRS FOR
DFirLe :Dr3r G-ood-s 1
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY
143
Murphy John B, summer resi-
dence Edge Hill, 305 King w,
winter residence Montreal, P 0
box 1116
Murphy Jos, laborer, 894 Alfred
Murphy Jos, bds Ottawa Hotel
Murphy L W, grocer, 55 Princess
Murphy Thos, painter, Cataraqui
Murphy Thomas, boilermaker, 53
Division
Murphy Thos, mariner, 35 Kideau
Murphy Wm, bowling alley, 208
Wellington
Murphy Wm, laborer, 837 Prin-
cess
Murray Andrew, teamster, 258
King e
Murray Mrs Francis, 232 Univer-
sity ave
Murray Geo, mariner, 48 O'Kill
Murray Capt James, 106 Clergy
Murray Jas, laborer, 199 Montreal
Murray Jas, engineer, 366 Divi-
sion
Murray John, currier, 17 Upper
Charles
Murray Capt Jos, tug ••Bronson,"
20 Rideau
Murray Mrs Mary, 28 Johnston
Murray Mrs Mary, 217 Bagot
Murray &. Taylor, [W J Mur-
ray, A D Taylor] , staple and
fancy dry goods, 176 Princess
Murray Thos, 4 Wellington Ter-
race, Montreal
Murray Wm, clerk, 527 Princess
Murray W J, [Murray & Tay-
lor] , h 217 Bagot
Murray W J, carpenter, 1 1 Vine
Murray — , laborer, 52 Bay
Murtagh Rev Thos, Roman
Catholic, 225 Johnston
Myers H J, grocer, 112 Colborne
Myers Mrs Jane, Johnston
Myers Mrs Mary [wid Henry] ,
335 Johnston
Nardini C, ornament manfr, 52
Bagot
Nardini Francis, ornament maker,
52 Bagot
Nash Mrs Mary [wid Wm] , 286
Johnston
Neelon Sylvester, David
Hutchison manager, 113 Brock
Neill John, traveler, 218 King e
Neill Mrs Mary [wid Peter] , 93
Bagot
Neill Wm, letter carrier, 127 Di-
vision
Neilson Matthew, civil engineer,
73 Colborne
Neilson J L H, M D, R S G
Nelson Miss E, 202 Bagot
Nelson Miss Katie, dressmaker,
163 Bagot
Nelson John jr, carter, 150Rideau
Nelson John sr, 152 Rideau
Nesbitt Duncan, carpenter, 71
Main
Nesbitt Robert, policeman, 261
University ave
Neville Rev James V, Roman
Catholic. 225 Johnston
Neville M, auditor K & P R, 297
University ave
Nevens Wm, boss K P R yard,
168 Rideau
Newberry Henry, salesman, 104
Queen
Newell Lewis, laborer, 118 Bagot
Newell Nap'n, laborer, 37 Charles
Newell Mrs Sophia [wid Robert] ,
116 Bagot
Newell Wm, mariner, 307 Earl
Newlands Frank, teacher, 343
Barrie
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
AT McAUl-B-r'S-
144
CITY OF KINGSTON.
506
184
506
163
Newlands Geo, contractor,
Princess
Newlands Isaac, contractor,
Ordnance
Newlands John, cjntractor.
Princess
Newlands John, plasterer.
Nelson
Newlands Pdchard, tobacconist, 70
Princess, h 827 Barrie
Newlands Wm, mason, 343 Barrie
Newlands Wm, architect, 382
King e, h 17 Mack
Newman J H, carpenter, Bagot
Newman Henry W, bookkeeper,
Newman's Cottages, King w
Newman Robert, contractor, 111
Montreal
Newman WiUiam, carpenter, 218
Barrie
Newman Wm, guard KP, King w
Newton John, carpenter, 58 Col-
borne
Newton Thos, cabman, 111 Rag-
lan road
Nichols Charles, laborer, Anglin's
Cottages, 4 Bay
Nicholson Mrs Elizabeth (wid
Samuel), Anglins Cottages, 4
Bay
Nicholson Prof Alex B, Queen's
College, 128 Union w
Nicholson Capt C H, 240 Uni-
versity ave
Nicholson David, 425 Brock
Nicholson John, laborer, 43 Main
Nicholson John, bookkeeper, 295
Alfred
Nicholson Mrs Margaret (wid
Mark), 92 Bay
Nicholson Robert, 92 Bay
Nicholson Thos, carpenter, 346
University ave
Nicholson Thomas, butcher, 222
King e
Nicholson Thomas, laborer, 49
Main
Nicholson Wm, blacksmith, 13
Redan
Nickle Wm, student, 130 Earl
Nickle Mrs Wm, 130 Earl
Niesh Wm, clerk customs, 303
Uuiversitv ave
Nisbet F, bookseller and station-
er. Brock cor Wellington
Nivens Wm, yardmaster, K & P,
91 Cataraqui
Nobes John, carpenter, 234 Wel-
lington
Nobes William, carpenter, 52
Union w
Noble Miss, cook, 459 Division
Nolan James, sexton Catholic
church, 329 Brock
Nolan J H, piano maker, 53 Main
Nolan John, laborer, 275 Syden-
ham
Nolan Mrs Margaret [wid Mich-
ael] , 348 Brock
Nolan Michael, carpenter, Russell
Noon John, 59 George
Noonan Capt Daniel, •'Rideau
Belle," 59 Rideau
Norris Jas, prop Ottawa Hotel,
Princess cor Ontario
Norris James, traveler, 94 Queen
Norris Samuel, boilermaker, Al-
bert
Norris W H, traveler, 315 Brock
Northmore George, baker, 77
Main
Norton F G, bookkeeper, Colling-
wood
Noxon B D, [Noxon & Rock-
well] , h 3 Victoria ter, Mont-
real
J. Laidlaw & Son ""^foSLr"^
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
145
NOXON &. ROCKWELL,
(B D Noxon, J Rockwell),
wholesale and retail deal-
ers In Fine Boots, Shoes,
Rubbers, Trunks and Val-
ises. Fine Goods a Spe-
cialty. 145 Princess, cor
Bagot
Nugent Edward, machinist, 241
University ave
Nugent Mrs Elizabeth (wid Thos),
19 Johnston
Nugent Mrs Esther (wid Patrick),
292 Montreal
Nugent Jannes, [Nugent & Tay-
lor], h 391 Brock
Nugent Peter, custom officer, 19
Johnston
Nugent Robert, laborer, 24 Upper
Charles
Nugent &. Taylor, [Jas Nugent,
Henry Taylor] , tinsmiths and
plumbers, 183 Wellington
O'Brien Alex, [O'Brien & How-
land] , 204 Sydenham
O'Brien Edward, laborer, 28 Di-
vision
O'Brien George, Captain Armen-
ian, 111 York
O'Brien & Howland, Alex
O'Brien, Patrick Howland] ,
merchant tailors and gents'
furnishers, 358 King e
O'Brien John, carter, Russell
O'Brien John, laborer, 19 Mark-
land
O'Brien John, laborer, 21 Young
O'Brien John, laborer, railway
cottage, Ontario
O'Brien L, engineer. 67 Union w
O'Brien Mrs, 100 Wellington
O'Brien Patrick, moulder, 178
Montreal
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, 34
Cherry
O'Brien Timothy, shoemaker, 21
Markland
O'Brien Wm, 304 Earl
O'Brien Wm, laborer, 34 Cherry
O'Connell Robert, shoemaker,
176 Montreal
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, 216
Sydenham
O'Connor Mrs Mary (wid Patrick),
Artillery Park
O'Connor Patrick, miller, 23 Ri-
deau
O'Connor Capt Thomas, mariner,
13 West
O'Donnell Bryan, gardener, 254
Earl
O'Donnell Mrs Ellen (wid Edw),
25 Young
O'Donnell John, inland revenue,
407 Kmg e
O'Donnell Joseph, engineer, 26
Barrie
O'Donnell Patrick, store keeper
K P, 64 Arch
O'Gorman Daniel, carter, 8 John
O'Hagan A J, r 168 Bagot
O'Hara Henry, laborer,257 King e
O'Hearn John, laborer, 35 John
O'Hern Patrick, plumber, 23 On-
tario
O'Neill Mrs Arch, 266 Sydenham
O'Neill Arthur, laborer, 263 Sy-
denham
O'Neill Charles, laborer 57 Bay
O'Neill James, laborer, 205 Mont-
real
O'Neill Miss Jane, 148 Rideau
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, 142 Rid-
eau
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, 368 Bagot
O'Neill Wm, laborer, 61 Queen
19
Kingston Stone Yard
S. J. KILPATRICK, Prop.,
372 Princess Street.
146
CITY OF KINGSTON.
O'Rielly Felix, laborer, 212 MoDt-
real
O'Reilly Geo, moulder, 31 King w
O'Reilly W J, clerk, 89 William
O'Reilly Mrs, Railway Cottages,
Ontario
O'Rourk Owen, laborer, Gore
O'Reilly Miss Sarah, manager
Wood's Fair, 313 Johnston
O'Reilly Thomas, engineer, 313
Johnston
O'Shea John, laborer, 37 John-
ston
O'Sullivan William, engineer, 72
WilHam
O'Toole Chas, laborer, Markland
Oberndorffer S, cigar manfr, 89
Princess, h 88 Queen
Ockley A E [V Ockley & Sons] ,
h 332 Montreal
Ockley J V, (V Ockley & Sons),
h 115 Princess
Ockley Vincent (V Ockley & Sons),
h 115 Princess
Ockley V & Sons (Vincent, J V,
T G & A E), grocers, 115-117
Princess
Ockley T G (Ockley & Sons), h
332 Montreal
Oddfellows' Relief Associa-
tion of Canada, R Meek,
Secretary, 26 Montreal
Odett John, driver, Cataraqui
Offord E B, clerk, bds 265 Univer-
sity ave
Offord Geo jr, traveler, 108 Bagot
Offord George sr, boots and
shoes, 127 Princess and 117
Brock, h 108 Bagot
Offord Jonathan, accountant,
39 Main
Ohike P, art decorations, 182-
184 Wellington
O K House, Mrs Owen Ken-
nedy, prop, Ontario cor Brock
Oldfin John, gasfitter, 280 Wel-
lington
Oldfin Mrs Mary (wid John), 282
Wellington
Oldham Mrs Jane (wid J K), 35
Wellington
Oldrieve George S (Oldrieve &
Horn), 7 WeUington
Oldrieve A Horn, sail makers.
263 Ontario
OliverAS, MD, FRCPSK,
203 King e
Oliver Charles A, ship carpenter,
425 King e
Oliver C G, customs broker, 79
Clarence
Oliver G H, hairdresser, 70 Brock
Oliver Isaac, ship carpenter, Duf-
ferin
Oliver Capt Patnaude, str ''Myles,"
5 Dunn's Terrace
Ontario Bank, T Y Greet, man-
ager, Wellington, cor Clarence
Ontario Building and Savings
Society, Jas McArthur, man-
ager, 67 Clarence
Oram J P, ins agent, 185 Colborne
Orange — , tailor, 323 Brock
Orr John, [Richmond, Orr &
Co] , h 213 Bagot
Orr John, caretaker fair grounds.
Nelson
Orr John, coppersmith, Beverley
Orr John L, blacksmith, 369 King
e, h 37 Princess
Orrell Thomas, painter, 19 Uni-
versity ave
Orser Edward, musician, 185 Col-
borne
Orser Horace, laborer, 189 Col-
borne
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Orser Isaac, mechanic, bds 270
Princess
Orser S, carpenter, CoUingwood
Orser Wm, laborer, Sixth
Osborne Geo, secy K & P Mining
Co, Bartlett
Ostler Frederick jr, grocer, John-
ston, cor University ave
Ostler Fred sr, agent, 856 John-
ston
Ottawa Hotel, Jas Norris, prop.
Princess, cor Ontario
Otto C H, bookbinder, 11 Mont-
real, h 32 Frontenac
Otto J J, bookbinder, 82 Fronte-
nac
Outram Frederick, baker, 225
Wellington
Outram Mrs Thos, 225 Welling-
ton
Overend E T, teacher Kingston
Business College, 104 Queen
Overend Thomas, contractor, 241
Brock
Oxley Joseph J, builder, bds 110
Clarence
Packer Thos, clerk, 24 Division
Page J B [J B Page & Co] , h
191 Johnston
Page J B &. Co, hatters and
furriers, 138 Princess
Page J D, car inspector. North
Page J P, 191 Johnston ^
Paine S H, 165 King w
Painter Richard, biscuit maker,
258 Division
Painter John, engineer, 254 Qaeen
Painter WJ, machinist, 268, Queen
Paladeau Henry, 106 Ontario
Palmer Geo, ship builder, railway
cottages, Ontario
Palmer James, laborer, 295 Prin-
cess
Palmer Joseph, moulder, 24 Wil-
liam
Palmer Mrs, 5 Alfred s
Palmer Mrs Nancy (wid Wm),
380 Montreal
Palmer Timothy, 24 William
Pannell W, carpenter, 248 Alfred
Pappa Wm, printer, 140 Queen
Parent Napoleon, paymaster K &
P R, 217 Montreal
Park George, laborer, 28 Elm
Parker Mrs Ann (wid Bennett),
322 Division
Parker Mrs Fanny (wid Edward),
198 King e
Parker Wm, engineer, 299 Mont-
real
Parkhill & Co, commission, 246
Princess
Parkhill J Y [Parkhill & Co] , h
246 Princess
Parkhill M J, salesman, 255 Di-
vision
Parkin T M, confectioner, 94
Brock
Parsley Robert, hack driver, bds
Lake View House
Parson Capt Joseph, "Queen of
the Lake," 165 Clergy
Patch J S, manager Canadian
and American Express Co, h
86 Union e
Patterson D J, joiner, 601 Prin-
cess
Patterson Miss Ellen, 91 Queen
Patterson Mrs Elizabeth (wid
Henry), r 378 Princess
Patterson Capt F, 168 Union w
Patterson John, poundkeeper, 14
Upper William
Patterson Capt Matthew, King w
Patterson Robt, grocer, Division,
cor Main
Boolsseller, Stationer <Ss BoolszToind-er.
148
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Patton Mrs Eleanor (wid Isaac),
237 Queen
Patton John, clerk, 363 Brock
Paul Rev Bro, Christian Bro-
thers' School, 89 Clergy
Paul James, moulder, 26 Upper
William
Paul Capt Jno, supt public works,
276 Johnston
Paul W J, jeweler, 26 Upper Wil-
liam
Peach Wm, stonemason, 270 Di-
vision
Pedler Herbert, carpenter, 128^
Union w
Pelchre S, tailor, 59 John
Pellatt D A, manager Federal
House, h 137 Union w
Pelon D, laborer, 78 Ontario
Penner Miss Eliza, 60 William
Pense Edward J B, proprietor
British Whig, h 49 King e
Pense Jas, clerk P 0, 166 Bagot
Peo & Kilborn (Henry Peo, J E
Kilborn), wholesale fish dealers,
60 Brock
Percy John, hackman, 106 Gore
Percy John, machinist, 17 Di-
vision
Percy Joseph, moulder. Union w
Percy Mrs Michael, 217 Earl
Percy W S, watchmaker, bds 228
Johnston
Perley George E, C E, 80 Wel-
lington
Permau John, Collingwood
Perry Alf, caretaker, 64 Union w
Perry Edward, moulder, 219 Uni-
versity ave
Perry Norman, teamster, 361
Bagot
Perry Wesley, laborer, 214 Col-
borne
Perryman John, plasterer, 63
Upper Charles
Peters Charles, shoemaker, 26
Place d'Armes
Peters Henry W, mariner, 220
Division
Peters James C, carpenter, 139
Princess
Peters Miss Johanna (wid Hugh),
grocer, 647 Princess
Peters John, laborer, 366 Bagot
Peters Thomas, hair dresser, 343
King e
Peters Wm, engineer, 116 Bagot
Peterson Harry, carpenter, 426
Barrie
Peterson Joseph, carpenter, 609
Division
Perie John D, teller bank B N A,
104 Bagot
Pettgrue A D, currier, 153 Col-
borne
Phalen Daniel, switchman, Hick-
son ave
Phelan Daniel, M D, 246 Bagot
Phihps Mrs Cinderella (wid Phil),
47 Ordnance
Philips T H, 98 Bagot
PhilHps Wm, gardener, _ Colling-
wood
Phippen Mrs B K, 204 Bagot
Phippen S S, 115 Stuart
;^kering Thomas, 14 Earl
Pickering Wm, huckster, Gore
Pierce Mrs Albert, 1 Gray's Lane
Pierson John, laborer, 166 Rag-
lan rd
Pigiou Edward, laborer, 428 Bar-
rie
Pidgeon George W, customs, 229
Barrie
Pigiou Mrs Jane (wid Nathaniel),
428 Barrie
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149
PigioD John, piano maker, 378
Barrie
Pigion Richard, gardener, 387 Al-
fred
Pigion Mrs Richard, ladies' fur-
nisher, 297 Princess
Pidgeon Richard, tinsmith, Centre
Pillar Wm, 435 Princess
Pipe Mrs Margaret, 362 Barrie
Pipe W H, hairdresser, 30 Mont-
real
Pipe William, prop Kingston
Bottling Works, 261 Princess,
h 285 Princess
Wm Pipe, jr, bds 285 Princess
Piper Albert, checker, 23 Wade's
Lane
Pittis Jas, blacksmith, 232 Earl
Plant Edwin, commercial traveler,
200 Queen
Pledger Johu, laborer, Albert
Plunkett Isaac, laborer, Cataraqui
Plunkett W J, painter, Cataraqui
Pogue George, mason. Main
Pogue Irwin, carpenter, 398 Divi-
sion
Pogue Robt, shoe instructor K P,
Albert
Pollie John, tmsmith, 190 Ord-
nance
PoUitt Frank, baker, 356 Mont-
real
Pellit Thos, baker, 358 Montreal
Pollitt Wm, baker, 269 Earl
Poison N C (N C Poison & Co),
317 University ave
Poison N C & Co, druggists, 232-4
Princess
Pope Thos, shoemaker, 23 Ellice
Porteous C E L, manager Bank
of Montreal, King, cor William
Porteous Rev Geo, 300 University
ave
Porter Charles, storeman, 133
Bagot
Porter J J, paipter, 131 Queen
Porter John, gardener, 30 Upper
William
Porter Mrs Margaret, (wid John),
136 Chatham
Porter Rev T G, 322 Brock
Porter Thomas, salesman, 136
Chatham
Potter Capt A, mariner, 418 John-
ston
Potter Trueman, section foreman
K & P, Montreal
Potter W H, prop Queen's Hotel,
127 Brock
Potts John, carter, Railway Cot-
tages, Ontario
Potts Wm, bartender City Hotel,
77 Gore
Pound Geo, baker, 677 Division
Pound John, baker, 271 Division
Pound J W, engineer, Rideau
Powell C H, carpenter, 103 Rag-
lan rd
Powell J W, photographer, 165
Princess
Powell Mrs, 105 Raglan rd
I Powell Mrs Mary (wid Richard),
j 228 Wellington
I Power Mrs Charlotte (wid John),
I Montreal, cor Queen
i Power John, carpenter, 131 Col-
I borne
j Power J W [Power & Sou] , 72
I Sydenham w
Power &. Son, architects, Gold-
: en Lion block, Wellington
Power T R P [Power & Son] , h
161 Queen
Power Wm, shipbuilder, 64 Gore
Powers Walter, laborer, 144 Col-
borne
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut Stone and
Drain Pipe.
150
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Powley Geo, clerk, 187 Clergy
Powley Joseph, clerk, 187 Clergy
Pratt Alex R, plumber, 112 Mont-
real
Pratt Mrs Matilda [wid Jas] ,111
Ordnance
Preddy Henry, watchmaker, 487
Alfred ''
Prevost, Z, merchant tailor and
gents' furnisher, 55 Brock, h
113 Earl
Price C V, county Judge, 138
King e
Price R B, M D, 426 Princess
Prime Mrs Catharine (wid
Frederick), manager Church of
England depository, 279 King e
Primo John, confectioner, 378
Princess
Prince Mrs Eliza, (wid Sylvester),
258 King e
Pritchard Warren, confectioner,
288 Princess
Pritti Thos. ropemaker, 451 Prin-
cess
Pugh F W, salesman, 220 Division
Pagh Wm, sexton St Georges',
WeUington, cor Johnston
Purcell Patrick J, hairdresser, 73
Clarence
Purdue John, laborer, 41 Upper
William
Purdy Edward, mason, 72 Arch
Purdy Elijah, music agent, 330
Johnston
Pnrdy James, agent, 246 Uni-
versity ave
Purdy Mrs M J, 23 Division
Purtel) James, laborer, 58 Upper
Charles
Purtell Jno, laborer, r 257 King e
Purtell William, blacksmith, 25
Upper Charles
Purvis Mrs, 105 King w
Pycock Geo, soldier, 43 Bay
Pyke N, 65 Sydenham w
Pyman T P, warehouseman, St
Catharine
Pymor John, laborer, 5 Young
Queen's College and Univer-
sity, Stuart, cor Arch
Queen's Hotel, W H Potter, prop,
123-7 Brock
Quigley Jas, Depot Inn, Montreal
Quigley Jas, engineer, 31 Upper
Charles
Quigley Jas, laborer, 20 Johnston
Quigley Jos, customs, 141 Wil-
liam
Quigley Thos, laborer, 280 Syden-
ham
Quinliven Mrs John, 13 Upper
William
Qumn Mrs Maria, 282 Bagot
Quinn Michael, grocer, 312 King e
Quinn P J, [Cousineau, Quinn &
Corrigan] , h 270 Wellington
Quinn Wm, tanner, cor Rideau
and Brannigan
Quirk John, sailor, 85 York
Ralph Thos E, bartender Terra-
pin Hotel, 76 Princess
Ramsay Jas, beekeeper, Victoria
Randall Geo, laborer, 428 John-
ston
Randalls H J, sailor, 6 Brewery
Lane
Randalls James, laborer, 56 Up-
per Charles
i Randalls Wm, mason, 64 Upper
j Charles
Raney Frank, clerk, 250 Barrie
Rankin Andrew, carter, 21 Rideau
Rathbun Co The, A Hoppins,
manager, foot Queen, and 300
King w
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RATTENBURY J R, dealer
in Hats, Caps, and Gents
Furnishings. Laundry work
done in first-class style, on
short notice. 206 Princess,
h 21 Union
Raveuscroft Walter, carter, 162
York
Rayle Fred, sailor, Ontario
Raynard Mrs Ellen, 226 Barrie
Bea Andrew, sexton, Alfred
Rea David, laborer, 52 Upper
Charles
Rea Da\ad, laborer, 47 Division
Rea Wm, carpenter, Alfred
Redden J, carpenter, 159 Nelson
Redden James, grocer, 178
Princess, h 111 Union e
Reddy Henry, watchmaker, 20
Main
Redfearn Benj, laborer, 156 On-
tario
Redmond Martin, Bagot
Redpath George, quarry man, 160
Division
Rees A J, traveler, 196 Queen
Rees Bros, confectioners, 179-181
r^T'lTlPPSS
Rees F S [Rees Bros], h 181
Princess
Rees C F, traveler, 224 Johnston
Rees Miss, boarding, 250 Barrie ^
Reeve John, Provincial House, 35
Brock
Reeves D, engineer, 281 Montreal
Reeves Robert, teamster, 387 Di-
vision
Reeves Robert, teamster, 875 Di-
vision
Regan James, moulder, 52 O'Kill
Regan John, 88 William
Regan Mrs Mary, Newman's Cot-
tages, Beverley
Regan Thomas, bookkeeper, Rag-
lan road
Reid Frank C, upholsterer, 256
Princess
Reid George, laborer, 663 Princess
Reid James, hatter, 224 Univer-
sity ave
Reed Jas, laborer, 663 Princess
Reid James, grocer, 99 Bagot
Reid James, furniture raanfr
and undertaker, 251-256 Prm-
cess (See back cover j
Reid J B, architect and appraiser,
81 Brock
Reid John, turner, 94 Bay
Reid Joseph W, cabinet maker,
10 Garrett
Reid Mrs Mary, 430 Johnston
Reed Mrs Mary, 80 Johnston
Reid Mrs Mary Jane [wid John] ,
grocer, 214 Sydenham
Reid Paul, ship carpenter, 35
Union w
Reid R J, undertaker, 254-256
Princess, h 12 Garrett
Reid Samuel F, upholsterer, 256
Princees
Reed Mrs W H, dressmaker, 224
Prmcess, h 172 Barrie
Reid W H, butcher, 328 King e
Reid W H, carpenter, 172 Barrie
Reid William, salesman, 639 Prin-
cess
I Reid Wm, moulder, 35 Union w
I Reilly Daniel, music teacher, bds
I 159 Brock
Renton John L, dep postmaster,
University ave
Renton Mrs Lucinda [wid Jas] ,
272 Farl
Renton T T, bookkeeper, 272 Earl
Renton W J, salesman, 114 Col-
I borne
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Rescrola Edwio, laborer, 155 Nel-
son
Eetallack E H, ledger keeper
Montreal Bank, 11 Maitland
Kevell Edward, confectioner, 41
Princess
Reyner J, pianos, etc, Golden
Lion Block, Wellington, h 131
Union
Reynolds Geo, sailor, 119 Bagot
Reynolds Robert, mason, end Nel-
son
Reynolds Sampson, laborer, Vic-
toria
Reynolds Wm, moulder, 321 Vic-
toria
Ricard Francis, 267 Johnston
Ricard Wm, printer, 202 Alfred
Rice Mrs A B, 133 Union w
Rice Miss Harriet, 69 Sydenham w
Rice Thomas, laborer, 316 Barrie
Richards Samuel, mason, 98 York
Richardson Geo, grain merchant,
118 University ave
Richardson Henry, grain mer-
chant, 102 Stuart
Richardson James, grain mer-
chant, 100 Stuart
Richardson Mrs Jane, 62 Earl
Richardson Kenneth, law student,
[Macdonnell & Mudie]
Richardson Miss M, hair worker,
160 Princess
Richardson & Sons [James, Geo
and Henry] , grain dealers, com
elevator, foot Princess
Richardson Wentworth, agent,
292 Queen
Richardson Wm, weaver, 216 Di-
vision
Richardson W L, picture framer,
228 Princess
Richmond Mrs Jas, 17 Union w
Richmond Orr &. Co, dry
goods, millinery, carpets and
house furnishings, 120-122 Prin-
cess
, Ridout Fred, carpenter, 128^
I Union w
Rielly John, laborer, Raglan rd
Rigley James, laborer, 310 Earl
Rigney & Hickey, [Wm Rig-
ney, John Hickey] , grocers,
136 Princess
Rigney &. Hickey, wholesale
and retail wines and liquors,
' 239-241 Bagot
Rigney Wm [Rigney & Hickey]
h 126 Johnston
Rikley Edward, baker. 308 Queen
Riley W A, barber, 42 Young
Risbridger Thos, 371 Division
Rivers Capt V B, Adj R S G
Roach Edward, laborer, Beverley
Roach Mrs John, 68 York
Roach Miss, 140 Barrie
Roach M D, cab driver, 622 Prin-
i cess
1 Roach Wm, engineer, 39 King w
i Robb Wm, carter, 17 Balaclava
Robb Mrs Marion [wid Alex] , 107
I Wellington
Robbs James, butcher, 292 Prin-
I cess
Roberts E T, clerk, 119 Barrack
Roberts Jas, groom, 274 Ontario
Robertson Bros, china, glass
and plated ware, 187 Princess
Robertson B W [Geo Robert-
son & Son, h 161 Earl
; Robertson D S, broker, 190 Onta-
rio, h 36 Barrie
, Robertson Mrs Geo, Sydenham w
Robertson George &. Son,
wholesale grocers, 183 Ontario
! Robertson John, tailor, Stephen
J. Laidlaw & Son "f oTsfoi^r^
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Robertson T McKean [Ro-
bertson Bros] , 82 Union e
Robinson Alex, carpenter, 818
Barrie
Robinson Alex, com traveler, 25
Colborne
Robinson Alex, boiler maker, 105
King e
Robinson Andrew, watchman,
360 Division
Robinson Benj (J G King & Co),
h 25 West
Robinson Bros, (T D & J Sj,
painters and paper hangers,
275-7 Bagot
Robinson C, merchant tailor,
185 Wellington, h 429 Brock
Robinson Miss Eliza, 146 Wel-
lington
Robinson G W, carriage maker,
233-5 Princess, h 247 Queen
Robinson Jno, painter, 88 Division
Robinson J S (Robinson Bros),
h 279 Bagot
Robinson Lewis, salesman, 457
Barrie
Robinson Robert, ship carpenter,
29 King w
Robinson Robert, carpenter, 25
University ave
Robinson Samuel, baker, 24 Pine
Robinson Thomas, clerk, 9 Ann
Robinson T D (Robinson Bros),
h 108 Queen
Robinson Webb, mason, 28 Up-
per Charles
Robinson W B, stonecutter, Fron-
tenac
Robinson Wm, clerk 1st Di-
vision Court, 271 Bagot, h 279
Bagot
Robinson William, boilermaker,
93 Division
Robinson William, boat builder,
King w
Robinson Wm, 61 Arch
Robinson Wm, jr, clerk customs,
122 Colborne
Rockwell John [Noxon & Rock-
well] , h 151 Sydenham
Rockwell W A, traveler, Alice
Roddy Edward, teamster, Durham
Rogers Frank, bartender, British
American Hotel
Rogers F X, messenger Ontario
Bank, residence bank
Rogers Mrs J B, 60 O'KiU
Rogers R V, (Kirkpatrick &
Rogers), h 148 Barrie
Rogers WH, contractor, Albert
Rollands Mrs John, 35 George
Rollinson Walter, blacksmith, 455
Barrie
Ronan T, undertaker, 238-240
Bagot
Roney A F, (Roney & Vanluven),
h 320 University ave
Rooney Bernard, mason, 366 Ba-
got
Rooney John, laborer, 284 Syden-
ham
Rooney Patrick, laborer, 286 Sy-
denham
Rose R M, registrar, 170 Barrie
Ross Alex,, staple and fancy
dry goods millinery, carpets and
oilcloths, 128-130 Princess, h
238 Johston
Ross Alex, laborer, Lansdowne
Ross Mrs J E H (wid Rev Wal-
ter, 317 Earl
Ross Thomas B, clerk, 317 Earl
Rourk Joseph, blacksmith, 260
Queen
Rourke Peter, laborer, 43 Elm
Rousshorn Almond, 121 Ba^ot
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154
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Routley John, tobaccos, cigars ;
and sporting goods, 173 Prin- [
cess
Routley W K, 173 Princess ^
Rowan R F F, laundry, 190 Wei- ;
lington, h 202 Sydenham \
Rowan Robt F, C E, 297 Barrie \
Rowatt William, machinist, 208 ;
University ave
Rowcroft Simon, spinner, 246
Montreal
Rowe Charles, carpenter, 288
Earl
Rowe Earnest, clerk, 36 Elm
Rowe R K, teacher, 265 Johnston
Rowe Wiman, baker, 361 Alfred
Rowland Fleming collector in- ;
land revenue, 160 Earl ;
Rubery Patrick, laborer, 100 Wei- 1
lington !
Rudd T J, 146 Johnston ;
Runden Tony, sailor, bds 267
Ontario I
Runians N E, grocer, 242 Prin-
cess
Rushlord Capt Alex, 72 Ontario
Rushford Alex, engineer, 4 Dunn
terrace, Bay
Rushford Jas, mariner, 186 Bagot
Russell Lindsay, 14 Maitland
Rutherford Chas, moulder, 389
Brock
Rutherford Jas, guard K P, 9
Pembroke
Rutherford Mrs Jane ^wid Thos),
192 Colborne
Rutherford John, grinder. Fifth
Rutherford John, carpenter, 382
Johnston
Rutherford Thomas, moulder, 391
Johnston
Ruttan David, carpenter, 665
Princess
Ruttan H M, bookkeeper, 188
Brock
Ryan Mrs Clara (wid Jas), 261
Johnston
Ryan Edward, BA, MD, 14
Montreal
Ryan Mrs Eliza (wid John), 138
Bay
Ryan John, sailor, 92 Arch
Ryan John, carpenter, 14 James
Ryan M C, quarryman, r 259
King e
Ryan Matthew M, laborer, 48
King w
Ryan Patrick, laborer, King w
Ryan W F, guard K P, 27 Wade's
Lane
Ryan W J, fitter, 257 Johnston
Ryder John, laborer, Patrick
St Laurence House, Elder Bros,
prop, King, cor Queen
Sabas Rev Bro, Christian Bro-
thers School, 89 Clergy
Salisbury Benj, laborer, 31 Up-
per William
Salmon Isaac, laborer, Adelaide,
Salter Joseph, auctioneer, 58
Brock
Sanderson Rev D Cooke, pastor
Wesley Church, 242 Johnston
Sands Henry, hide buyer, 144
Mentreal
Sands J S (J S Sands and Son),
h 13 Colborne
Sands J S & Son (J S & W C),
merchant tailors, 171 Welling-
ton
Sands W C [J S Sands & Son] ,
h 50 Clergy
Sands Thomas, grain shoveller,
St Catharine
Sangster Charles, 858 Brock
Sangster Wm, baker, 896 Barrie
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Sargent F R, accountant, 28
Frontenac
Sarsfield George, shoemaker, 9
Main
Saunders B, laborer 5 Elm
Saunders Mrs E, hotel, 144 On-
tario
Saunders Henry, carpenter, 92
Pine
Saunders H J, M D, M R C S
Eng, coroner, 244 King e
Saunders James, butcher, 9 Redan
Saunders Jas G, butcher, 348
University ave
Saunders Mrs Jane ( wid Rev J C),
244 King e
Saunders John, butcher, 380
Princess, h 730 Princess
Saunders John, time keeper R
M C, 46 Earl
Saunders CaptJohn, "Ella Mur-
ton," 251 Queen
Saunders John, laborer, 834 Prin-
cess
Saunders John 0, laborer, Bev-
erley
Saunders Robert, laborer, 836
Princess
Saunders William, salesman, 101
Chatham
Saunders William, tinsmith, 101
Chatham
Savage Brothers [H B & T] ,
painters, 78 William
Savage Mrs H B, 76 William
Savage John, 79 York
Savage Thomas [Savage Bros] ,
80 William
Savage W J, painter, 28 Vine
Sawberry Samuel, sorter in woolen
mill, Raglan road
Sawyer Mrs E J (wid Wm), 888
Brock
Sawyer John, painter, 388 Brock
Sawyer W A salesman, 888 Brock
Scales Mrs, 20 George
Scanlon Mrs Ellen [wid Patrick] ,
206 Montreal
Scanlan John, printer, Russell
Scanlan Mrs Mary, 101 Albert
Scanlan Wm, printer, 86 Bagot
Scarf Edward, plasterer, 10 Vine
Schermerhorn Charles, mason,
41G Johnston
Schofield James, baker, 870 Prin-
cess
Schroder John, pork butcher, 78
Brock
Scobell Fred, packer, 18 Young
Scobeli S W, accountant K P,
288 Barrie
Scott David, laborer, 315 John-
ston
Scott Mrs Emma [wid Robert] ,
8 Wellington terrace, Montreal
Scott James, laborer, 90 Ontario
Scott Capt J H, " Persia," 431
Brock
Scott John, mason, 448 Division
Scott Joseph, baker, 27 Union w
Scott L W, clerk, 216 Johnston
Scott N K, traveler, 51 Clergy
Scott W D, carpenter, 314 Brock
Scott Capt Wm, sailor, 283 Wel-
lington
Scouse John, painter, 263 John-
ston
Scouten Levi, laborer, 154 Pine
Screaton Jas, teamster, Stephen
Scrutton Edw, laborer. Orchard
Seale John, carpenter, 82 Bagot
Seale Thos, coachman, 240 Col-
borne
Seale Wm, clerk, 35 Frontenac
Sears Miss Alice, 4 WelHngton
Terrace, Montreal
Books for Presents at McAuley's.
156
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Sears Mrs Esther Ann (wid Alon-
zo), Patrick
Sears George [J Muckleston &
Co] , h 38 Clergy
Seaton Rich, laborer, 188 Queen
Seeley David, carpenter, 276 On-
tario
Self Samuel, laborer, 289 Earl
Sellars Robert, J P, 201 Queen
Semple Wm, porter, 127 Montreal
Shales Jas, blacksmith, 132 Bagot
Shanahan Mrs Fanny, grocer, 12
Earl
Shanahan Jno, laborer, 89 Young
Shanahan John, hotel, 298 King e
Shanahan Wm, Terrapin hotel,
76 Princess
Shangrow Peter, laundryman, 388
Princess
Shannessy James, foreman, 50
Rideau
Shannessy Mrs Mary (wid Jas),
50 Rideau
Shannon C G, clerk P 0, bds 182
Wellington
Shannon James, postmaster,
47 George
Shannon Jas P, butcher, Albert
Shannon L W, publisher Daily
Neu-s, 47 George
Shannon Miss MA, 91 Rideau
Shannon R W, barrister, 297
King e, h 47 George
Shannon Samuel, clerk, 281
Queen
Shannon Mrs Wm, 281 Queen
Sharman Mrs Isabella (wid Jacob]
loot Simcoe
Sharman Jacob M, boat builder,
187 Ordnance
Sharman T N, boat builder, foot
Simcoe
Sharps Alex, grocer, 51 Union w
Sharpe Alex, insurance agent, ]
Division
Sharp Mrs Audi-ew, 64 Ontario
Sharp Harry, grocer, 286 Prin-
cess, h 44 Colborne
Sharp John, preacher, 257 Earl
Sharpe Joseph, junk store, 182
Clarence, h 362 Brock
Shaugnessy Thos, switchman,
Hickson ave
Shaver Wm, fireman, Miller's
Lane
Shaw A, custom huuse officer,
190 University ave
Shaw Mrs Agnes (wid John), 135
William
Shaw Felix, [F Shaw & Co] , h
115 Bagot
Shaw F &. Co, dry goods and
carpets, 174 Princess
Shaw James, 301 Alfred
Shaw James, clerk, 328 Alfred
Shaw J D G, teller Montreal Bank,
bds British American Hotel
Shaw J Morgan, THenry Skin-
ner & Co] , h 303 Barrie
Shaw Robert, barrister, 332
King e, h 128 Bagot
Shaw Samuel, carter, 146 Union w
Shea Mrs Margaret, 190 Bagot
Shea Wm, keeper asylum, 29
Arch
Shedden Co The, Geo Young,
agent, foot William
Sheldon & Davis, photographers,
834 King e
Shephard Henry, harness maker,
bds 219 Princess
Shepherd John, court house keep-
er, res court house
Sherbino Robt. laborer, 236 Alfred
Sherlock J M, merchant tailor,
225 Princess, h 254 Queen
JOHN LilMW I m
Fine IDress O-oodLs
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
UTO IPrincees St.
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
157
Sherlock J M, jr, pianos and or-
gans, 226 Princess, h 287 Divi-
sion
Sherman James F, clerk, 88 Col-
borne
Sherman W E, clerk, 105 Wel-
lington
Sherratt Mrs Anna (wii S 0), 838
Montreal
Sherring B H, stonecutter, 2 First
Shibley H T. B A, barrister, 44
Clarence, h Park Place, 94 Ba-
got
Shibley Schuyler, 94 Bagot
Shook W E, mechanic, 281 Sy-
denham
Shore Loynes &. Co, grocers,
Princess, cor Montreal
Shortt Prof Adam, Registrar
Queen's College, University ave
Shortt Mrs E Smith, M D, Uni-
versity ave
Short Bev Wm, superannuated
Meth minister, 808 Johnston
Shufflebottom Walter, 466 Mont-
real
Shughrue John, laborer, 88 John-
ston
Shultz Solomon, laborer, 22 Chat-
ham
Siddall Robt, sailor, 270 Ontario
Siddall Joseph, carpenter, 270
Ontario
Silver Benj, clothier and gents'
furnisher, 93 Princess, h 818
Brock
Siramonds W J, salesman, 202
Eideau
Simmons A, candle manufacturer,
Livingston ave
Simmons Mrs Ann (wid John),
882 Brock
Simmons Jacob, 860 Bagot
Simmons Mars, carpenter, 25
Rideau
Simmons Capt William, schooner
"Singapore", 145 Montreal
Simpson Arch, Lake View
House, Ontario, cor Queen
Simpson Bernard, carpenter, 4
Rideau
Simpson Isaac, J P, private
banker, 93 Clarence, h 182
King e
Simpson Mrs Jane (wid James),
20 Markland
Sinclair A J, bds Hotel Frontenac
Sinclair Miss Charlotte, 212 Syd-
enham
Sinclair Mrs Mary (wid Robert),
86 Frontenac
Sine M W, veterinary surgeon,
155 Brock
Singer Manufacturing Co,
Joel Laishley, manager, 218
Princess
Singleton Mrs George, 51 James
Singleton Thos, laborer, 26 York
Sinnott Mrs Mary (wid John), 84
Johnston
Sinnott Miles, cab-driver, 41
King w
Sinnott Thos, 86 Johnston
Sissons John, dyer, 80 James
Skeggs Joseph, laborer, 291 Earl
Skelton A, laborer, 480 Montreal
Skelton John, painter, 17 Young
Skinner Henry & Co, whole-
sale druggists and importers,
171 Princess
Skinner James A, machinist, 28
I Union w
; Skinner John S, barrister, 81
j Brock, h 18 Maitland
Skinner Wm [Henry Skinner
1 & Co] , h 9 Wellington
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotcii, Canadian and
American Monuments.
158
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Skinner Wm B [Henry Skinner
& Co] , h 13 Maitland
Slater — , cabinet maker, bds 107
Wellington
Slaviu & Mackin [Jas Slavin and
Arthur Mackin] , tailors, 175
Wellington
Sleeman Wm H, plasterer, 158
Frontenac
Sleeth Jas, mason, 304 Johnston
Sleeth Samuel, bds 72 Princess
Sloan Alex, laborer, 293 Montreal
Sloan Bros [Thomas & John] ,
props City Hotel
Sloan David, City Hotel
Sloan Jno, painter, 323 Johnston
Sloan Eobt, engineer, 214 Rideau
Sly Alex, horse shoer, 11 Queen,
h 22 James
Small P H, policeman, 193 Alfred
Smallridge Geo, 159 Alfred
Smallridge Wm, mason, 320 Earl
Smart John, 276 Wellington
Smeaton Charles, currier, 41 Rag-
lan road
Smeaton John, fish dealer, 62
Brock
Smeaton Jno R, grocer, 59 King w
Smeaton Thos, tanner, 21 Charles
Smedley Samuel, grocer, 225 Di-
vision
Smiley John, laborer, H6 Raglan
road
Smith Miss Ann, 84 Division
Smith Arch, laborer, 188Barrie
Smith A T, local manager Bell
Telephone Co, h 49 Colborne
Smitli Rev Buxton B, acting rec-
tor St George's, 117 Bagot
Smith Bros, watchmakers, 845
King e, h 125 Bagot 1
Smith C F [Smythe, Smith & '
Lyon] , h 56 William
Smith Daniel, laborer, 294 Mont-
real
Smith Edward, machinist, 99
Chatham
Smith Mrs Eliza [wid John] , 149
Colborne
Smith Fred T, collector Water
Works, 32 Sydenham w
Smith Geo, 152 Frontenac
Smith Henry, laborer, 29 Young
Smith Henry, student, 82 Syden-
ham w
Smith Henry, laborer, Patrick
Smith Herbert, 56 William
Smith Col H R, "Ringwood,"
King w
Smith H Stalleraffe, bookbind-
er, 43 Brock, h 65 Gore
Smith James, 85 Division
Smith Miss Jane, 304 Brock
Smith John, book & job printer,
153 Wellington, h 887 John-
ston
Smith John, mariner, 62 Colborne
Smith Joseph, pawnbroker, 238
Barrie
Smith Joseph A B, merchant
tailor, 259 King e
Smith J W, contractor, 8 James
Smith Leslie, carpenter, 14 Ann
Smith Michael, dep sheriff, 880
Brock
Smith Miss Martha, 56 William
Smith Mrs Mary (wid Patrick),
32 Sydenham w
Smith Patrick, engineer, Hickson
ave
Smith Rev, 232 Johnston
Smith Richard, barber, 284 On-
tario
Smith Robert, laborer, 56 Lans-
downe
Smith Robert, laborer, Adelaide
T A IDT AW'Q RIBBON and hosiery warehouse,
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
159
Smith Mrs Robert, 97 Wellington
Smith Thomas, carpenter, bds
Windsor Hotel
Smith Samuel, spinner, Stephen
Smith Mrs Susan (wid Otis), 38
Upper Charles
Smith W C, bookkeeper, 120 Clar-
ence
Smith Wm, carter, 267 Ontario
Smith Wm, laborer, Main
Smith Miss W M, dressmaker,
184 Wellington
Smythe EH, Q C, L L D
[Smythe, Smith & Lyon] , h 3
Westbourne Terrace, 59 West
Smyth Capt J G, 55 William
Smyth Saml, teamster, 128 Bagot
Smythe, Smith &. Lyon [E H
Smythe, Q C, LL D, C F Smith,
H V Lyon, B A] , barristers,
192 Ontario
Smyth W S, clerk, 878 Barrie
Snare Alfred, laborer, 8 Quebec
Snider Abraham, laborer, 100
Ontario
Snider Damon, carpenter. Cherry
Snodden Alex, policeman, 9 Divi-
sion
Snook T L, barrister, Ontario,
cor Clarence
Snowden Wm, contractor, 234
University ave
Soles Benj, tanner, 15 Charles
Soles Vennand8,tanner,15 Charles
Somerville Frank jr, carpenter,
16 Markland
Somerville Geo, purser, 55 Earl
Somerville Capt J, "Alexandria,"
195 Colborne
South wick Oil Co, W G Moncrief,
manager, 351 King e
Sowards James, wood dealer, foot
Ontario
Sowards James, inn keeper, 240
Montreal .
Spafiford Arch, prop Albion Hotel,
Montreal, cor Queen
Spangenberg F W, jeweler and
watchmaker, 347 King e, h 36
Wellington
Spankie Wm, 716 Princess
Sparks K E, dentist, 230 Princess,
h 132 University ave
Spence Alex, engineer, 258 Earl
Spence A K, carpenter, 170 Queen
Spence & Crumley, [D M
Spence & E Crumley] , dry
goods, millinery and mantles,
132-134 Princess
Spence D M [Spence & Crum-
ley] , h 132 Princess
Spence John, laborer, 12 Upper
William
Spence John currier. River
Spence Wm, grocer, 349 Johnston
Spencer Wm, engineer, 158 Rid-
eau
Spencer Rev Albert, Clerical
Secretary Synod Diocese of On-
tario, St George's Hall, h 186
Queen
Spencer Mrs Jane (wid Abraham),
290 Montreal
Spencer L B, 104 Bagot
Spencer Mrs Maiia (wid Robert),
6 Redan
Spencer Ralph, tailor, 8 Redan
Spencer R, merchant tailor, 79
Brock, h 27 Balaclava
Spencer S L, boilermaker, Bagot
Spooner Albert, carpenter, 63 Pine
Spooner Charles, laborer, Dufferin
Spooner Edward, carpenter, 23
Chatham
Spooner Francis, carpenter, 28
Upper William
MUSIC BOOKS AND MUSIC PAPER
AX McAUI^HV'S BOOKSTORE.
1 60
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Spooner John, carpenter, 110
Queen
Spotten Mrs Mary (wid George),
r 127 Montreal
Spottswood Geo A, billiard room,
186 Wellington
Sprlggs H J, librarian mechan-
ics institute, 119 Albert
Sproule John, laborer, Ontario
Squire Mrs G H, 79 Division
Stacey Edward, 197 Johnston
Stacey James, manager Daily
Neivs, Frontenac
Stacey Joseph, clerk, 162 John-
ston
Stackhouse A, L D S, dentist,
269 Bagot
Stafford Jas, blacksmith, Albert
Stafford Reuben, messenger Bank
B N A, res City Building
Stagg John, carpenter, 20 Elm
Staley Chas, carpenter, 30 Union
Staley Mrs H, 25 Ontario
Staley Henry, musician, 82 York
Staley Horatio, laborer, 128 Queen
Staley Martin, hotelkeeper, Bar-
rack
Staley Martin, carpenter, Barrack
Stamford Thos, mechanic. Gore
Stanford Edward, carpenter, 76
Bagot
Stanford Michael, laborer, 61 Bay
Stanford Mrs Mary, (wid Thos),
03 Bay
Stanley Thomas, farmer, 88 Gore
Stansbury George, laborer, 55 Di-
vision
Stansbury John, carter, 441 Bar-
rie
Stanton Mrs Elizabeth (wid Geo),
123 Montreal
Steacy E T [Walsh & Steacy] ,
h 197 Johnston
Steacy James, traveler, 569 Prin-
cess
Steacy Jos, salesman, Johnston
Stearne Philip, fur dealer, r 279
King e, h 223 King e
Steele — , cigarmaker, 198 Rideau
Stethem W J, 17 King w
Stephens Willard, mariner, 85
Pine
Stevenson A W, mariner, 361
Brock
Stevenson & Co, piano manufac-
turers, Princess, cor Ontario
Stevenson H S, manager Steven-
son Piano Co, h 58 William
Stevenson Robert, tinsmith. Or-
chard
Stevenson — , laborer, r 87 John-
ston
Stevenson Thomas, bookkeeper,
47 Rideau
Stevenson W H, piano maker,
347 Division
Stewart Alex, Star Hotel, Mont-
real
Stewart Collins, operator, Mont-
real
Stewart James, agent K & M
Forwarding Co, 78 Wellington
Stewart John, M D, 309 Barrie
Stewart John, watchman, 123
Raglan road
Stewart Joseph, carpenter, 630
Princess
Stewart Wm, station agent K&P,
Barrack
Stuart Wm, auctioneer, 202 Prin-
cess
Stigney Thos, laborer, 116 Bar-
rack
Stigney Wm, laborer, 61 Queen
Stockhill Richard, machinist, 127
Alfred
J. Laidlaw & Son "=^roS"co^"o"f '
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY,
l6l
Stokes Benj, driver, 22 Place
d'Armes
Stollard Mrs, 45 Earl
Stone C W, trimmer, 322 Alfred
Storey Edgar, carpenter, 304 Bar-
rie
Stover John, laborer, 64 Brock
Stoughton Miss, King w
Stowell H F, artist, 43 Brock
Stowell Edward, watchmaker, 397
Brock
Strachan Arch .hardware, paints
and oils. Princess, cor Mont-
real, h 98 Bagot
Strachan Mrs Ellen (wid M D),
178 Clergy
Strachan Mrs Jane (wid John),
248 Division
Strachan John, Stanley
Strachan Martin &. Son, plan-
ing, sash and door mills, P 0
Kingston, mills Barrifield
Strange Capt F;rank, district
paymaster militia 3rd and 4th
districts, 95 Clarence, h 34
Barrie
Strange J C, clerk P 0, 84 Barrie
Strange J M (Dalton & Strange),
h 172 King e
Strange John, barrister, 95
Clarence, h 34 Barrie
Strange M W, 34 Barrie
Strange O S, M D, 156 King e
Strange &. Strange, insurance
agents, 95 Clarence
Strainge Wm, grocer, 149 Mont-
real
Stratford Henry, engineer, 144
Pine
Stratford Henry, taxidermist, 354
Princess
Stratford James, mason, bds 284
Princess
Stratford Mrs Margaret, grocer,
284 Princess
Strathy James B, Emily
Strong Anthony, tinsmith, Bagot
Strong W 0, engineer in charge
of Govt dry dock, 197 King e
Stroud Bros, teas and coffees,
Thos B Hawley, manager, 109
Princess
Struthers C L, bartender 0 K
House, 228 Ontario
Stunden Fred, clerk Windsor
Hotel
Sturgess Manuel, carter, 258 Ki-
deau
Suddard Edw, checker, 22 Elm
Saddard Jas, carter, 381 Johnston
Sulhvan Miss Annie, 11 Arch
Sullivan Mrs Catharine (wid
Hugh), 225 Wellington
Sullivan Mrs Catharine (wid Mi-
chael), 169 Montreal
Sullivan Dennis, carpenter, 104
Bagot
SulHvan Jeremiah, moulder, 39
Wellington
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, 259
Johnston
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, 50
Bagot
Sullivan John, plasterer, 192 Col-
borne
Sullivan Jno, laborer, 407 Barrie
Sullivan L D, excise officer, Bagot
Sullivan Mrs Lizzie (wid Michael),
confectioner, city building
Sullivan Hon M, M D, Prm-
cess, cor King
Sullivan Michael, carpenter, 167
Montreal
Sullivan — , clerk, 79 Arch
Sulhvan Thomas, laborer, 169
Montreal
21
King
ston Stone Yard ""'" ""
372 Princess Street.
162
CITY OF KINGSTON,
Sullivan Tbos, Railway Cottages,
Ontario
Sullivan W H, barrister, 86
Clarence, li 89 William
Summerby James, conductor,
Montreal
Sutherland Alex, boots and shoes,
103 Princess, h 4 Victoria Ter-
race, Montreal
Sutherland Miss AN, 193 Uni-
versity ave
Sutherland Jno, salesman, 4 Vic-
toria Terrace, Montreal
Sutherland John, bookkeeper, 295
Barrie
Sutherland M S [Fenwick, Hen-
dry & Co] , h 55 West
Sutherland Robert, shoemaker,
103 Princess
Sutherland Samuel, traveler, 108
Clergy
Swain J C, weaver, 140 York
Swain Mrs Mary (wid James),
314 Johnston
Swales Mrs W C, 242 University
ave
Swan G T, grocer, 27 ElUce
Swann Samuel D, machinist, 47
Elm
Swanston Adam, baker, 358 Prin-
cess
Swanston Mrs Harriet, 294 John-
ston
Sweetman Thomas, car inspector,
Montreal
Swift Mrs Catharine (wid Michael)
224 King e
Swift James [James Swift &
Co] , h 134 King e
Swift James &. Co, coal and
commission merchant, foot
Johnston
Swift John, machinist, 242 Barrie
Swift Joseph F, general agent.
King, cor Clarence, h 44 Wil-
liam
Swinyard Leon, freight clerk, 806
Earl
Switzer Mrs Fletcher, boarding
house, 288 Queen
Switzer Fletcher, clerk Anglo-
American Hotel
Switzer Nelson, Opera Saloon, 210
Princess
Switzer Peter, laborer, 61 Queen
Tait Joseph, mason, 141 Col borne
Tait Joseph, mason, 37 Upper
Charles
Tallbert Miss Elizabeth, Victoria
Tallon John, section foreman, 675
Montreal
Tallon Miss Margaret, dress-
maker, 20^ Earl
Tandy Mrs Anna (wid Thos), 118
Gore
Tandy Mrs Wm, 201 Brock
Tarrant J A, carpenter, 8 Ann
Tarrant John, carpenter, 205 Al-
fred
Taylor A D [Murray & Taylor] ,
h 133 William
Taylor Mrs Ann (wid William),
Stephen
Taylor Edward, sailor, 49 Raglan
road
Taylor Charles E, accountant
Bank B N A, h 133 King e
Taylor Ernest K, night operator,
bds Bagot, cor Queen
Taylor F D, ledger keeper On-
tario Bank, bds Hotel Fron-
tenac
Taylor Henry [Nugent & Tay-
lor] , h 361 Johnston
Taylor James, grocer. 87 Pine
Taylor Jas McD, mason, 175 Pine
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163
Taylor J H, assistant supt K &
P R, h 54 Johuston
Taylor J H, second-hand dealer,
326 Princess
Taylor Jonathan sr, carter, 8 Ellice
Taylor John, quarryman, 425 Di-
vision
Taylor Joseph, steamboat inspec-
tor, 68 George
Taylor Mrs Mary (wid John), 82
Division
Taylor Saml, machinist, 26 Stuart
Taylor Capt T F, marine inspec-
tor, 241 Queen
Taylor William, stonecutter, 114
WiUiam
Taylor W R, salesman, 241 Queen
Taylor Capt W R, mariner, 122
Bagot
Telgmann H B, musician, 1 Vic-
toria Terrace, Montreal
Tetlock Jno, carpenter, 100 Rag-
lan rd
Tetrow M D, engineer, 37 Wel-
lington
Tetrow Michael, 37 Wellington
Theobald G E, painter, 641 Prin-
cess
Theobald J M, hairdresser, 167
Wellington
Thibodo Augustus, 22 Ontario
Thomas John, mason, 27 James
Thomas Samuel, plasterer, O'Kill
Thompson Mrs Alex, Railway
Cottages, Ontario
Thompson Andrew, wheelwright,
279 Sydenham
Thomson David, grocer, 83 Earl
Thompson F, laborer, Beverley
Thomson Francis, sailor, 200
Sydenham
Thompson Geo, tax collector, 284
Johnston
Thompson James, bottler, 1 York
Thomson James, clerk, 173 Syd-
enham
Thompson J D, 22 Colborne
Thompson Mrs J H, 59 Gore
Thompson J, laborer, 26 Cowdy
Thompson John, baker, 61 Pine
Thomson Robt, laborer, 420 Di-
vision
Thomson Robert, clerk, 30 Uni-
versity ave
Thomson Mrs Susan (wid Adam),
173 Sydenham
Thompson Thos, officer K P, 85
Frontenac
Thompson Thomas J, student, 85
Frontenac
Thompson Wm, ship carpenter,
Railway Cottages, Ontario
Thomson Wm, agent, 308 Uni-
versity ave
Thomson William, laborer, 173
Sydenham
Thornton E, Union Hotel, Onta-
rio, cor Brock
Thornton John, grocer, 503 Prin-
cess
Thornton Mrs Mary (wid Abra-
ham), 475 Princess
Thurston Henry, engineer, 92
Barrack
Tierney Bros, wines and liquors,
25 Brock
Tierney Jas [Jas Tierney & Co] ,
h 380 Barrie
Tierney James & Co, grocers, 261
Ontario
Tierney John, clerk, 86 Queen
Tierney Owen, grocer, 60 Clergy
Tilson Robert, laborer, 360 Mont-
real
Timmerman Nicholas, policeman,
Victoria
Blank Account Books at McAuley's
164
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Timms Wm, laborer, 277 Earl
Tindall — , cutter, 312 Brock
Tinney Wm, currier, 6 James
Titus Mrs Catharine (wid Geo),
39 Union e
Toban Mich'l, laborer, 38 Union w
Toland Mrs Mary (wid John), 354
Barrie
Toohar Thos, grocer, 312 Montreal
Tossell Mrs Elizabeth (wid Rich),
220 Johnston
Towers Wm, weighman, 45 Ord-
nance
Townsend Henry, bricklayler, end
Victoria
Townsend Wm, carpenter, end
Victoria
Toye R H, baker and confec-
tioner, 302 King e, h 82 Gore
Tracy Frank, blacksmith, 21 Di-
vision
Tracy Frank jr, tinsmith, 21 Di-
vision
Trainer John, laborer, 13 York
Travers Peter, stonecutter, bds 62
Wellington
Treneer John, carter, 216 Earl
Trenheill Mrs Eliza Jane (wid
Benjamin), Barrack
Trousdell F W, 55 King w
Trowell Capt John, mariner, 122
Wellington
Truesdell Walter, carpenter, 44
Chestnut
Tryon Anthony, grocer. Upper
William, cor Division
Tucker John, mason, 347 Brock
Tucker Thomas, laborer, 51 Rag-
lan rd
Tarkington Wm, turnkey, 264
Earl
Turkington Wm, bricklayer, 264
Earl
Turbett John, grocer, 228 Barrie
Turcott Alpheus, ship carpenter,
81 Division
Turcott John, laborer. Fifth
Turcott Nicholls, laborer, Plum
Turcott Labair, laborer, Plum
Turnbull Alex, painter, 54 Di-
vision
TurnbuU Thos, engineer. King w
Turnbull Thos jr, engineer, Stuart
Turner James, laborer, 206 Wil-
liam
Turner Mrs, 103 Wellington
Turpin Henry, carter, 27 Main
Tuttle Isaac, lumberman, Beverley
Tuttle John, policeman, 107 Stuart
Tweddell John, merchant tailor,
131 Princess, h 102 Queen
Tweed Mrs Jane, 47 Arch
Tweed Wm, painter, 80 York
Twigg J E, clerk, 183 Colborne
Twigg John, laborer, 29 Univer-
sity ave
Twiss Francis, express man, 117
Barrack
Twiss Mrs Mary, (wid Frank),
Anglin's Cottages, 10 Bay
Twitchell M H. Consul United
States, h 26 Wellington
Twohey Mrs Ann (wid Thos), 20
University ave
Tyner Mrs Wm, 252 University
ave
Tyo Stephen, sailor, 114 Bagot
Tyo Stephen, sailor, 14 Redan
Tyson Henry, laborer, 140 Col-
borne
Union Hotel, E Thornton, prop,
Ontario, cor Brock
United States Consulate, M
H Twitchell, consul, 196 On-
tario
Upfold Edw, laborer, 699 Princess
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165
Upham Jas, conductor, Montreal
Upper Joseph, railroad contractor,
King e
Urqubart Archibald, traveler, 1
Wellington Terrace, Montreal
Vail Elijah, painter, Albert
Vanarnam C A, confectioner, 850
King e
Vanarnam G, 250 Barrie
Vanasky Alex, laborer, 805 Brock
Vandewater R W, pianos and or-
gans, 188 Wellington, h 48
George
Vanhooser John, moulder, 236
Barrie
Vanluven Chas, miller, 194 Bideau
Vanluven D F, county treasurer,
390 Brock
VanLuven S W, carpenter, 40
Colborne
Vanluven W, laborer, Beverley
Van Straubenzie Capt A H,
R M C, res College
Van Tassel W A, manager
Haines & Lockett, bds Hotel
Frontenac
Van Winkle David, carpenter, 199
Colborne
Van winkle N, carpenter, 117 Ord-
nance
Varney Richard, 27 King w
Veale Elijah, painter, 154 York
Veale John, baker, 198 Barrie
Verault Mrs Margaret (wid John),
Main
Verbeck Leon, electrician, 99 Pine
Verbeck E, dyer. 266 Earl
Verbruggen Edw, dj'er, 266 Earl
Vernell Mrs Jane, 19 O'Kill
Vick David, carpenter, Stephen
Victoria Foundry, The Chown
& Cunningham Co, King, cor
Queen
Villar Ernest, laborer, HI Ord-
nance
Vince Wm, engineer, 19 Ontario
Virl John, 7 Jolm
Virtue Mrs Annie (wid Matthew),
117 York
Voigt H C, accountant, 226 John-
ston
Volume Jas, shoemaker, 59 Elm
Waddell D A, harness maker, 83
Princess, h 183 Division
Waddell J F, harness maker, 249
Division
Waddell John, contractor, 221
Division
Waddell Prof John, B A,
Ph D, R M C
Waddell Robert, 82 WeUington
Waddington Bros [Wm, Geo and
Henry] , butchers, 322 King e
Wade F C, cigars and tobaccos,
49 Brock, h 89 Earl
Wade Fred'k, grocer, 211 Mont-
real
Wade Henry, druggist, King,
cor Brock, h 95 Queen
Wade Mrs Mary (wid Henry), 89
Gore
Wafer Miss Lizzie, 142 Ordnance
Waggoner Henry, milkman, 102
Pine
Waggoner Mrs Mary, boarduig, 48
Princess
Wah Long, laundry, 83 Clarence
Waldie Andrew, agent Providence
Savings Life Assurance Society,
111 Wellington
Waldron Mrs Jane (wid Geo R),
222 Division
Waldron Richard, dry goods,
carpets and house furnishings,
Wellington, cor Brock, h Bar-
rie, cor Stuart
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut Stone and
Drain Pipe,
i66
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Waldron Wm, salesman, 222 Di-
vision
Wales Robert, 119. William
Walkem J B, [Walkem & Walk-
em] , h 40 foot road tp Kingston
Walkem R ' , Q C [Walkem &
Walkem] , li 72 Barrie
Walkem & Walkem [R T
Walkem, Q C, and J B Walk-
em] , barristers, 93 Clarence
Walker Chas, bartender, 35 York
Walker C W, clerk, 220 Queen
Walker Mrs Ellen [wid John] ,
Fifth
Walker D J, county clerk, 205
Colborne
Walker Duncan, blacksmith, 16
Pine
Walker Mrs Jane [wid John] , 62
Arch
Walker John S, clerk, 220 Queen
Walker Marcus, laborer, 898
Montreal
Walker Mrs Sarah [wid Robert] ,
232 Sydenham
Walker Wm, carpenter, 205 Col-
borne
Wallace Robt, stonecutter, 3 Al-
fred s
Waller Wm, laborer, 204 Rideau
Walsh Edwin [Lambert &
Walsh], 118 Colborne
Walsh Jno, porter, 297 Wellington
Walsh Jno, tobacconist, 179 Wel-
lington, h 82 Earl
Walsh John J, 100 Clergy
Walsh Mrs Mary, 76 Gore
Walsh Michael, butcher. 314
King e, h 624 Princess
Walsh Patrick, coal and wood
dealer, Barrack, cor Ontario
Walsh P J [Walsh & Steacy] ,
h 100 Clergy
Walsh & Steacy (P J Walsh,
E T Steacy), dry goods and
carpets, 106-8 Princess
Walsh Wm, laborer, 210 Montreal
Ward John [John Ward & Co] ,
h 162 Johnston
Ward John [Farrell & Co] , bds
City Hotel
Ward John, laborer, 49 Bagot
Ward John &. Co, grocers, 841-
3 Princess
Ward Owen, dyer, 49 Bagot
Ward Presley, blacksmith, 14
Wade's Lane
Ward Thomas, laborer, 49 Bagot
Ward Wm, engineer, 41 Chestnut
Wart Miles, laborer. North
Wartman E H, fruit evaporator,
219 Bagot
Wartman Raymond, bricklayer,
Albert
Warwick Chas J, carpenter, 86
Arch
Waterbury W B, accountant Mer-
chants' Bank
Waters John, baker, 99 Bagot
Waters John, laborer, 89 King w
Watkins Mrs Geo, Victoria
Watham Wm, umbrella maker,
87 Johnston
Watson Alex, laborer, 74 Ontario
Watson Benj, 250 University ave
Watson Geo C, tailor, 226 Uni-
versity ave
Watson Prof John, M A, LL D,
res Queen's College
Watt Jas, gardener, 852 Princess
Watts Alex, shoemaker, 284 Wel-
lington
Watts Geo, laborer, 64 O'Kill
Watts Geo, laborer, King w
Watts John, engineer, 28 Ontario
Watts Wm, gardener, Victoria
T Aini AW'Q f^'BBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
Liiill/lJil 11 U 170 :PI^I2^^CESS st.
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
167
Weaver R W, stone mason, Col-
lingwood
Weaver S D, com traveler, bds
267 Bagot
Weaver 8olomon, fancy goods,
125 Princess, h 136 Queen
Weber G M, piano maker, 360
Johnston
Weber Piano Factory, E J B
Pense, prop. Princess, cor Uni-
versity ave
Webster & Co, mica, 43 Brock
Webster Thos, plumber, 31 Young
Webster W A, immigrant agent,
106 Stuart
Weir James, steward K P, 22 Al-
bert
Weir Miss Janet, medical student,
bds 470 Brock
Weir John, laborer, 170 Rideau
Weir Mrs Martha (wid Wm), 470
Brock
Weir Robert, guard K P, Albert
Welch Alex, bartender Union
Hotel, 202 King e
W^elch Charles, marble cutter, 185
Division
Welch E R, marble dealer, 179
Division
Welch E R & Son, marble dealers,
300 Princess
Welch Fred, marble dealer, 421
Princess
Welch John, bookkeeper, 63 Earl
Welch Thos, driver K & P R, 202
King e
Welsh L F, guard K P, 205 Uni-
versity ave
Weller Miss Rebecca, 442 Brock
Waller Miss S A, fancy goods,
227 Princess, h 442 Brock
Wells Henry P, livery, 32 Prin-
cess, h 437 Princess
Wells W J. clerk P 0, 288 Wel-
lington
Wells Wm J, harness maker, 878
King e
Wemp John, laborer, 120 Bagot
Wescott Wm, laborer, 15 Young
West W S, 250 Ontario
Weston Thos, sailor, 137 Colborne
Wheale Wm, machinist, 174 Bagot
Whelan J B, sailor, 52 North
Whalen Patrick, tanner, 17 John
Whelan Mrs, 91 Gore
Wheelock M B, laborer, 430 Brock
Whitcorab Mrs Margaret (.wid
James), 330 Brock
White H A, traveler, Brock, cor
Alfred
White J C, tinsmith, 173 Mont-
real
White J T, fire and life insur-
ance agent, 92 Brock, h Earl,
cor University ave
White R dyer, 79 Princess
White Mrs Sophia (wid John),
268 Wellington
White Thomas, laborer, Stephen
White W J B, city agent Canada
Life Assurance Co, 92 Brock
Whitebread John, timekeeper at
K & P, Bagot
Whitehead James, 77 Colborne
Whitehead John, Markland
Whitehead Joseph, laborer, 25
Markland
Whitfield Albert, baker, 3 Qierry
Whiting Harry, brakeman. Mil-
ler's Lane
Whiting J L, B A [Britton &
Whiting] , h 52 Clergy
Whiting Rev Richard, 52 Clergy
Wilder George, grocer, 154 Bagot
Wiley Mrs Catharine (wid John),
412 Princess
FOR BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Tn:r McAU3L.s"r's bookstore.
i68
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Wilkins Henry, painter, 410 John-
ston
Wilkinson Mrs Caroline (wid
John), 138 Colborne
Wilkinson C P, clerk, 165 Queen
Wilkinson Geo M & Son [H
J and G E] , grocers and wine
merchants, china, crockery and
glassware, 180 Wellington
Wilkinson G M, 165 Queen
Wilkinson G E [G M Wilkinson
& Son] , h 165 Queen
Wilkinson H J [G M Wilkinson
& Son], h 130Bagot
Williams Mrs Edward, 23 Earl
Williams Geo E, secy Y M C A,
h 13 Mack
Williams Mrs G H, 48 Earl
Williams Manley, Pittsburgh
House, Ontario, cor Queen
Williamson Adam, contractor, 115
Gore
Williamson Fred, 119 Montreal
Williamson Prof Jas W, 134 Earl
Williamson Mrs Mary (wid J),
Collingwood
Williamsville Hotel, Joseph
McConnell, prop, Princess, cor
Victoria
Willie Jacob, laborer, 38 James
Willis John, 99 King w
Wilmot Mrs Edward C, boarding,
265 University ave
Wilmot H F, clerk P 0, Fron-
tenac
Wilmot H F, contractor, 100
Bagot
Wilmot Nathaniel, blacksmith, 89
Montreal, h 181 Colborne
Wilsey Thomas, carpenter, Col-
lingwood
Wilson Mrs Ann (wid Henry),
Victoria
Wilson Charles J, clerk, bds 324
Brock
Wilson Major, E B, 126 Union w
Wilson Dan I A, reporter Whig,
I 106 Clergy
I Wilson Edward, stonecutter, 15
j Upper Charles
Wilson Geo, bookkeeper, Rideau
Wilson Geo, laborer, 12 Deacon
Wilson Geo, laborer, 26 Chatham
Wilson G F, stonecutter, 29 Col-
borne
Wilson James, dry dock. Centre
Wilson Miss Jane, 192 Bagot
Wilson Mrs Jane [wid Jas] , 109
Ordnance
Wilson J B E, clerk, 126 Union w
i Wilson J H, laborer. Victoria
Wilson Jno, gardener, 9 Chestnut
Wilson John F, foreman Rathbun
Co, 302 King w
i Wilson J Walter, druggist, bds
I 247 Brock
Wilson L L, laborer, Victoria
Wilson Richard, laborer, 66 North
Wilson R J, manager C P R Co's
i Telegraph, h 364 Brock
• Wilson Robert, driller, 88 York
i Wilson Mrs S, 239 Sydenham
I Wilson Samuel, "A" Battery, 130
Clarence
; Wilson Thomas, laborer. Barrack
WILSON T C, the largest
and longest established
Livery in the city. Vehicles
ready night and day at a
moment's notice. Tele-
phone 291. 120 Clarence,
h 202 Queen
Wilson Walter, clerk, bds 247
Brock
Wilson Wm, manager cotton mill,
Rideau
J. Laidlaw & Son *^^foTsi^"oor"^
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.
169
Wilson Wm, 198 Queen
Wilson Wm, 89 Cataraoui
Wilson Wm, laborer, r 87 John-
ston
WILSON W. J. 'The Phar-
macy," 185 Princess street,
Chemist and Druggist,
wholesale and retail. Phy-
sicians' supplies a specialty
Surgical instruments Spec-
tacles another prominent
branch of business. Es-
tablished in 1834
Wilton Henry, harnessmaker, 245
Bagot
Wilton H A, tinsmith, 243 Bagot
Wiltshire Walter, baker, 653 Prin-
cess
Windsor Hotel, P McLaughlin,
prop. Princess, cor Montreal
(See adit)
Winton John, plumber, 20 Upper
Charles
Wolfe Zachariah, mariner, 257
King e
Women's Medical College,
Union w, opp drill shed
Wonham H E C, clerk Montreal
Bank, bds 212 King e
Wood Bros, watchmakers, 236
Princess
Wood Chester, carpenter, Rideau
Wood's Fair, Miss Sarah O'Reilly,
manager, 101 Princess
Wood H A [Wood Bros] , h 236
Princess
Wood H J, plumber, 29 Charles
Wood Isaac, 236 Princess »
Wood Robert, tobacconist, 288
Princess
Wood Wm, driver, Albert
Wooderow Henry, engineer, 306
Queen
Woodhead Thos, laborer, 54 Place
d'Armes
Woodhouse David, carpenter,
Pembroke
Woodman Miss Sylia, dressmaker,
72 Welhngton
Woods John, laborer, 59 Pine
Woods Miss M, tancy goods, 192
Wellington
Woods Geo, laborer, Beverley
Woods Mrs Mary (widLuke), 120
Johnston
Woods Mrs Mary (wid Wm), 134
Chatham
Woods Saml, laborer, 126 Bagot
Woods W, Frontenac
Woods Wm, laborer, 224 Wel-
lington
Woollard — , salesman, Frontenac
Woolsey Geo, laborer, 68 Cherry
Woolver Harry, conductor, 289
Wellington
Wootton James, laborer, Artillery
Park
WootoiL James J, carter, 216 Al-
fred
Wormwith Wm H, piano maker,
117 Earl
Worth Mrs Ellen ( wid Thomas),
47 Bagot
Worth Thomas, caretaker riding
school, Place d'Armes
Wrenshall Chas Ed, artist, 81
Albert
Wrenshall C M, clerk Merchants
Bank
Wright Clark &. Son, hatters
and furriers, 178 Wellington
Wright Clark W, [Clark
Wright & Son] , h 25 Colborne
Wright F G, dental student, J H
Clark
Wright Geo, carter, 110 Barrack
22
Kingston Stone Yard '"nLSt:!.,.,
170
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Wright Jobu, clerk, 105 Welling- |
ton ;
Wright John, roadman, 303 King j
w i
Wright Richard, teacher Bus Col, |
278 Johnston 1
Wright Robert, mason, 305 Bagot |
Wright R S, stenographer, 278 i
Johnston
Wright Wm, butcher, 270 John- |
ston I
Wright Zedoc, currier, 283 Mon- I
Wurtele Capt A G G, R M C, i
140 Johnston |
Wylie Geo C, carpenter, 403
King e
Yates Mrs Elizabeth (wid Octave),
64 WiUiam
Yates Mrs J, Centre
Yates Jas B, carpenter, r 247 Earl
Yeatman Henry, engineer, 100
Pme
Yeddo Henry, engineer, 23 Ontario
Youlden Harry, chief engineer fire
dept, 60 Wellington ♦
Young D J, conductor K & P, 176
Bagot
Young George, agent Shedden
Co, 169 University ave
Young Geo, shoemaker, 198 Col-
borne
Young Henry dock, 215 William
Young Henry, mason, 34 Quebec
Young Henry, moulder, 15 Uni-
versity ave
Young Mrs Jane, dressmaker, 893
King e
Young Leon, laborer, 27 Elm
Young Lester, blacksmith, 82
Quebec
Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation Geo E Williams, secy,
123 Princess
Young Miss M L, 201 Earl
Y'^oung Myles, blacksmith, 71 Pine
Young R, guard K P, 269 Univer
sity ave
Young Richard, laborer, 215 Uni
versity ave
Young Stephen, tanner, 200 Ri
deau
Young W F, foreman, 21 Bala
clava
Young Women's Christian Asso
ciation. Miss Agnes Machar
secretary, 130 Clarence
Yule James, com traveler, 71 Col
borne
Ziggler George, brewer, 117 Bagot
Sutecrlbers' Classilied Business Directory.
ACCOUNTANT.
ASSIGNEE.
McCann J S R, 139 Princess
McCann J S R, 139 Princess
AUCTIONEERS.
ARCHITECTS.
Hutcheson J E, 46 Princess
Gillen & Gillen, Bagot, cor Brock
Martin E R, 86 Brock
Power & Son, Golden Lion Block,
BAKERS.
Wellington
Caruovsky T R, 670 Princess
Reid James B, 81 Brock
Toye R H, 302 King e
J
li
LATEST GOODS IN
DRESS MATERIALS
no PRINCESS ST.
CLASSIEIED DIRECTORY.
171
BANKS.
Bank British North America.
' City Hall
Merchants, King, cor William
Montreal, King, cor William
Ontario, WeUington, cor Clarence
BANKERS.
Carruthers, J B, King e, over
King's drug store
Cheque Bank of London, Donald
Fraser, agent, 344 Kmg e
Fraser Donald, 344 King e
Kent Bros, 91 Clarence
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.
Agnew James, City Hall
Britton & Whiting, 69 Clarence
Kirkpatrick & Bogers, 194 On-
tario
Macdounell & Mudie, 38 Clarence
Machar J M, 38 Clarence
Mclntyre & Mclntyre, 304 King e
Mundell Wm, 139 Princess
Shannon R W, 297 King e
Shaw Robert, 832 King e
Skinner J S, 81 Brock
Smythe, Smith & Lyon, 192 On-
tario
Snook T L, 200 Ontario
Shibley H T, 44 Clarence
Strange John, 95 Clarence
Sullivan W H, 3G Clarence
Walkem & Walkem, 93 Clarence
BOAT BUILDERS.
Knapp A C, Cataraqui Bridge
Sharman T N, foot Simcoe
BOOKBINDERS.
McAuley Thomas, 356 King e
Smith H Stalleraffe, 43 Brock
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
British and Foreign Bible Society
Depository, G S Hobart, 155
Princess
Henderson John & Co, 86 Prin-
cess
McAuley Thomas, 356 Kin? e and
208 Princess
Nisbet Francis, Brock, cor Wei.
lington
I BOOTS AND SHOES.
Armstrong D F, 141 Princess
Cunningliam Thos, 267 Princess
Dick W J & Son, 168 Princess
Haines & Lockett, 116 Princess
Noxon & Rockwell, Princess, cor
Bagot
Offord Geo, sr, 127 Princess and
48 Brock
BOTTLING WORKS.
Hinds Bros, 10 Market Square
McParland James, 341 Kin^^ e
Pipe William, 261 Princess''
BREWER.
Bajus Philip, 308 Wellington
BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANIES.
Frontenac Loan and Investment,
49 Clarence
Ontario Building and Savings,
Clarence
CARTAGE AGENTS.
Shedden Co The, foot William
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
Chown & Mitchell, 124 Princess
Hobart G S, 135 Princess
King J G & Co. Market Square
Poison N C & Co, 232-4 Princess
Skinner Henry & Co, wholesale,
171 Princess
Wade Henry, cor King & Brock
Wilson W J, 185 Princess
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC.
Ockley Vincent & Sons, 115-17
Princess
Robertson Bros, 187 Princess
SHEET MUSIC ANO MUSIC BOOKS
172
CITY OF KINGSTON.
CIGAR MANUFACTUREB.
McGowan George A, 43 Brock
COAL AND WOOD.
Anglin W B & S, WeUingtou, cor
Bay
Breck & Booth, Ontario, corner
Clarence
Crawford R & Co, foot Queen and
300 King w
Joyce John L, Wellington cor
Barrack
Mallen M, Ontario, cor Barrack
Sowards James, Place d'Armes,
cor Ontario
Swift James & Co, foot Johnston
Walsh P, Barrack, cor Ontario
COLLECTING COMPANY.
Canadian Collecting Co, 43 Brock
COMMISSION AGENT.
Loscombe A E M, 65 Clarence
CONFECTIONERS.
Crothers H & W J, 207 Welling-
ton
Toye R H, 302 King e
DENTISTS.
Clark J H, M D, 194 Wellington
Clements Leonard, 142 Welling-
ton
Stackhouse A, Bagot, cor Princess
DRY GOODS.
Bowes & Bisonette, 204 Princess
Coiisineau, Quinn & Corrigan, 80
Princess
Federal Warehouse, 114 Princess
Glasgow Warehouse, 94 Princess
Hardy John C & Co, 88-90-92
Princess
Laidlaw J & Son, 170 Princess
McMahon A J, 112 Princess
Macnee & Minnes, wholesale, 261
Bagot
I Minnes & Burns, Princess, cor
\ Bagot
Murray A Taylor, 176 Princess
Richmond, Orr & Co, 120-122
Princess
I Ross Alex, 128-130 Princess
I Shaw Fehx & Co, 174 Princess
I Spence & Crumley, 132-184 Prin-
cess
Waldron Richard, 174 Wellington
Walsh & Steacy, 106 Princess
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Kingston Electric Lighting Co,
foot Brock
EXPRESS COMPANIES,
American, King, cor Brock
Canadian, King, cor Brock
Dominion, King, cor Clarence
FANCY GOODS.
Kirkpatrick M, 159 Princess
Weaver S, 125 Princess
FLOUR AND FEED.
Campbell J G & Son, foot Brock
Franklin C D, 18 Market sq
Franklin J, 213 Princess
McNeill W J, 61 Brock
Neelon S, 113 Brock
FORWARDING COMPANIES.
Kingston & Montreal Forwarding
Co, Portsmouth
Montreal Transportation Co'y,
foot Queen
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
Chown & Cunningham Co, Victoria
Foundry, cor King and Queen
Knigston Foundry and Machine
Co, J H Taylor, manager, On-
tario
LAIDLAW
UEADQUARTHRS FOR
E^irLe 30x37- G-ood-s I
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY.
173
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS AND
DEALERS.
Brame Henry, 251 Princess
Carnovsky B H, 128 Ontario
Drennan W M, 75 Princess
Reid James, 254 Princess
gents' FURNISHERS.
Ashley W G, 124* Princess
Baker R D, 352 King e
Dunbar John, 181 Welhngton
Grand Union Clothing Co, 122
Princess
McMahon A J, 112 Princess
McNaughton & Co, 191 Princess
O'Brien & Howland, King, cor
Princess
Rattenbury J R, 206 Princess
Silver B, 93 Princess
GROCERS.
Behan & Brick, 326 King e
Browne James, 176 Ontario
Crawford James, 182 Princess
Farrell & Co, 45 Brock
Gibson David, 345-7 Princess
Gunn A & Co, wholesale, 125-7
Ontario
Henderson J S, 61 Brock
Johns Thomas H, 270 Princess
McRae Bros, cor Wellington and
Brock
McRae W R & Co, wholesale,
Wellington, cor Brock
Martin A R, 266 Princess
Redden James, 178 Princess
Rigney & Hickey, 136 Princess
Robertson Geo & Son, wholesale,
183 Ontario
Runians N E, 242 Princess
Shore Loynes & Co, 200 Princess
Stroud Bros, 109 Princess
Ward J & Co, 341-3 Princess
Wilkinson George M & Son, 180
Wellington
HARDWARE.
Bibby H D, 335 King e
Chown A & Co, 252 Bagot
Dalton & Strange, 143 Princess
Horsey R M & Co, 189 Princess
McMahon Bros, 85-7 Princess
Martin W C, saddlery, 2L; Prin-
cess
Muckleston J & Co, 71-3 Princess
Straclian Arch, 193 Princess
HATS AND CAPS.
Galloway James, 84 Princess
Mills Geo & Co, 170 Wellington
Page J B & Co, 138 Princess
Rattenbury J R, 206 Princess
Wright Clark & Sons, 178 Wel-
lington
HOTELS.
Albion, A Spafford, Montreal, cor
Queen
Anglo-American, Joseph Little,
Ontario, cor Johnston
American, 27 Brock
British American, J E Dunham,
King, cor Clarence
City, Sloan Bros, 133-7 Princess
CoUender, T Doolan, 324 King e
Hotel Frontenac, E H Dunham,
Ontario
Hub, Forrest & Halladay, 22 Mar-
ket Square
Lake View, A Simpson, Ontario,
cor Queen
0 K House, Mrs Kennedy, Onta-
rio, cor Brock
Ottawa, James Norris, Princess,
cor Ontario
Stanley House, Johnston Brown,
Ontario, cor Market
Union, E Thornton, Ontario, cor
Brock
Williamsville, Joseph McConnell,
Princess, cor Victoria
WHEN YOU WANT GRANITE OR MARBLE
MONUMENTS, CUT STONE OR TILE PIPE, GO
TO S. J. KILPATRICK.
174
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Windsor, P McLaughlin, 205-209
Princess
INSURANCE COMPANIES AND AGENTS.
Accident Ins Co of North America,
J P Gildersleeve, 42 Clarence
iEtna Fire Ins Co, Hartford, J
Swift, King cor Clarence
Agricultural Fire, Watertown, W
H Godwin, 344 King e
Atlas Fire, J S R McCann, 139
Princess
British America Assurance, fire,
W H Godwin, 344 King e
British Empire Mutual Life Co,
C H Martin, 88 Brock
Caledonian Fire, J P Gildersleeve,
42 Clarence
Canada Life Assurance, W J B
White, city agent, J T White
special agent, 92 Brock
Citizens' Fire and Accident, J S
R McCann, 139 Prnicess
Citizens' Life & Accident Ins Co,
R J McDowall, 471 Princess
City of Loudon, Fire, Strange &
Strange, 95 Clarence
Commercial Union, Fire, Strange
& Strange, 95 Clarence
Connecticut, Fire, J Swift, King,
cor Clarence
Dominion Plate Glass, Strange &
Strange, 95 Clarence
Eastern Assurance, J T White, 92
Brock
Fi:e Insurance Association, Thos
Mills, 131 Brock
Glasgow & London Fire, C H
Martin, 88 Brock
Glasgow & London Fire, J T
White, 92 Brock
Glasgow & London Fire, R J Mc-
Dowall, 471 Princess
Guardian Fire Assurance, W H
Godwin, 344 King e
Guarantee Co of North America,
J P Gildersleeve, 42 Clarence
Hartford Fire Co, J Swift, King,
cor Clarence
Imperial Fire, London, Eng, C
H Martin, 88 Brock
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, J
P Gildersleeve, 42 Clarence
Liverpool & London & Globe Ins
Co, Thos Briggs, 87 Clarence
Lloyd's London & Liverpool Ma-
rine, Thos Briggs, 87 Clarence
Lloyd's Plate Glass Ins Co, Thos
Mills, 131 Brock
London Accident & Guarantee, J
T White, 92 Brock
London Assurance, Fire, W H
Godwin, 344 King e
London Life Insurance Co, R P
Pearce, 351 King e
London Assurance Corporation,
Thos Mills, 131 Brock
London & Lancashire Life Co,
Thos MiUs, 131 Brock
Manufacturers' Life, J E Hutche-
son. Princess
Mutual Life Ins Co, N Y, R J
McDowall, 471 Princess
National, Fire, (Ireland), J S R
McCann, 139 Princess
New York Life Ins Co, Donald
Eraser, 844 King e
North American Life, J F Swift,
King, cor Clarence
Northern Assurance Co, Fire,
London, Eng, J B Mclver, 88
Clarence
North British Mercantile Ins Co,
M Flanagan, City Hall
Norwich & London Accident As-
surance Co.CH Martin, 88 Brock
^
I^ine IDress O-ood.©
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
IJyO !Priaa.ceBS St,
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY.
175
Norwich Union, Fire, T Y Greet,
Ontario Bank
Phenix Fire, Brooklyn, J Swift,
King, cor Clarence
Phoenix Fire Ins Co, Strange &
Strange, 95 Clarence
Queen Ins Co, Thos Mills, 131
Brock
Royal Insurance Co, Strange &
Strange, 95 Clarence
Royal Insurance Co, Donald
Fraser, 344 King e
Royal Canadian, fire and marine,
C F Gildersleeve, 42 Clarence
Scottish Union & National, Fire,
C H Martin, 88 Brock
Standard Life Assurance, J P
Gildersleve, 42 Clarence
Travelers Life & Accident, J F
Swift, King, cor Clarence
LAUNDRY.
Kingston, 206 Princess
LIVERY.
Wilson T C, 120 Clarence
LUMBER DEALERS.
Anglin W B & S, foot of Welling-
ton
Caldwell A & Son, Ontario, cor
Place d'Armes
McRossie Wm, Princess, cor On-
tario
Rathbun The Co'y, foot Queen
Strachan M & Son, Barriefield
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Dunbar John, 181 Wellington
Dunlop, 353 King e
Flett AG, 214 Princess
Grand Union Clothing Co, 122
Princess
Lambert & Walsh, 110 Princess
Livingston C & Bro, 75-77 Brock
McNaughton & Co, 191 Princess
Moore Thomas, 354 King e
O'Brien & Howland, King cor
Princess
Robinson C, 185 Wellington
Sands J S & Son, 171 WelHugton
Silver B, 93 Princess
Smith Jos A B, 259 King e
Spencer R, 79 Brock
MUSIC DEALERS.
Carey & Son, 156 Wellington
Henderson John & Co, 86 Prin-
cess
McAuley Thomas, 356 King e
McDowall R J, 471 Princess
Vander water R W, 188 Welling-
ton
MUSIC TEACHER (vOCAL AND INSTRU-
MENTAL).
Callaghan Miss M A, 520 Prin-
cess
NEWSPAPERS.
British Whig, 334-336 King e
Canadian Freeman, 128 Clarence
Chronicle & News, 67 Princess
Daily News, 67 Princess
Weekly British Whig, 336 King e
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.
McMahon T & Co, Brock, cor
I Bagot
xMilo Ihos W, 41 Montreal
' Robinson Bros, 275 Bagot
Savage Bros, 78 William
PAINTS AND OILS.
Bibby H D, S35-7 King e
Dalton & Strange, 143 Princess
Horsey R M & Co, 189 Princess
Strachan Arch, 193 Princess
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Anglin WG, 52 Earl
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Connell J C, 254 King e
CuDDingham David, 19 Montreal
Dupuis Thos E, 7 Montreal
Fee Samuel H, 405 Princess
Fen wick K N, 141 King e
Fenwick T M, King cor Barrack
Funnell E Y, 230 Princess
Garrett Eicbard W, 52 Johnston
Henderson W H, 95 Wellington
Hemsted Edwin, 424 Princess
Herald John, 199 King e
Livingstone Marion, 233 Bagot
McVety A, 203 Wellington
Oliver A S, 351 King e
Phelan Daniel, 248 Bagot
Eyan Edward, 14 Montreal
Saunders H J, 244 King e
Strange 0 S, cor King & Union
Sullivan M, 360 King e
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Carey it Son, 156 Wellington
George Joseph, 112-14 Gore
McDOWALL R J, Dealer
in Bell, Evans Bros, Mors,
Wagner, Guild and Fisher
Pianos ; Bell, Thomas, Ux-
bridge, Doherty, Bridge-
port and New Ensjland
Organs, No 471 Princess
Eeyner J, Golden Lion Block,
Wellington
Vanderwater E W, 188 Welhngton
Weber Factory, cor University
ave and Princess
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
Kirkpatrick M, 159 Princess
Ohlke P, 184 Wellington
PLANING MILLS, SASH AND DOORS
Anglin W B & S, foot Wellington
Strachan M & Son, Ban-iefield
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS.
Dunn Wm, 229 Princess
Elliott Bros, 77 Princess
Jamieson Joseph, 42 Johnston
McKelvey & Birch, 71 Brock
MeXeil Neil, 6Q Brock
Nugent & Taylor, 183 Wellington
PRINTING, BOOK AND JOB.
Bailie Bros, 190 Wellington
British Whig, 334-336 King e
Canadian Freeman, 128 Clarence
Daily News, 67 Princess
Smith John, 153 Wellington
RAILRO-AD TICKET AGENTS.
Canadian Pacific, J P Gilder-
sleeve, 42 Clarence
Kingston, Napanee & Western, R
J Wilson, Clarence, cor Ontario
Kingston & Pembroke, J P Gil-
dersleeve, 42 Clarence
RE.U. ESTATE AGENTS.
Cliff George, 95 Clarence
McCann J S E, 139 Princess
Moore Wm, 90 Brock
Swift J F, King, cor Clarence
ROOM PAPER AND PAPER HANGERS.
McMahon T k Co, cor Brock and
Bagot
Milo Thomas S, 41 Montreal
Eobinson Bros, 277 Bagot
Savage Bros, 78 William
SEWING MACHINES.
Cunningham John, 848 King e
George Joseph, 112-14 Gore
New Home, E J McDowall, 471
Princess
New Eaymond, R J McDowall,
471 Princess
Eapid, E J McDowall, 471 Princess
Singer, J Laishley, 213 Princess
White, John Cunningham, 348
King e
Wanzer, E J McDowaU,471 Prin-
cess
SIL\TSRWARE.
Burnette M S. 110 Clarence
J. Laidlaw & Son "fToSLr"^
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SPORTING GOODS.
Routley John, 173 Princess
STLAMSHIP LINES (OCEAN)
GILDERSLEEVE J P, agent
for the Anchor, Allan, Bea-
ver, Black Diamond, Cun-
ard, Inman and Red Star
Steamship Lines, 42 Clar-
ence
Dominion, C F Gilder sleeve, 42
Clarence
STONE YARD.
Kingston, S J Kilpatrick, 372
Princess
STOVES, TINWARE, ETC.
Bibby H D, 337 King e
Chown Cunningham Co'y, 248
Bagot
Chown Edwin & Son, 250 Bagot
Dunn Wm, 229 Princess
Elliott Bros, 77 Princess
Horsey R M & Co, 189 Princess
McKelvey & Birch, 71 Brock
Nugent & Taylor, 183 Wellington
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COM-
PANIES.
Bell Telephone Co, 186 Ontario
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Co,
Clarence, cor Ontario, uptown
office, H A Liffiton, 167 Prin-
cess
Great North Western Telegraph
Co, 34 Clarence, uptown office,
G S Hobart, 165 Princess
TOBACCONISTS.
Baker R D, 209 Princess
Routlev John, 173 Princess
Wade F C, 49 Brock
UNITED STATES CONSUL.
Twitchell M H, Ontario, cor Clar-
ence
UNDERTAXERS.
Brame Henry, cor Princess and
Sydenham
Drennan W M, 75 Princess
Reid James, 254 Princess
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.
Arniel W J, 339 King e
Johnston Albert E, 100 Princess
LeHeup J A, 57 Brock
Liffiton H A, 167 Princess
Spangenberg F W, 347 King e
WHARFINGERS.
Breck & Booth, foot West
Calvin Co, foot Brock
Gunn A & Co, Ontario
Richardson & Sons, foot Princess
Swift Jas & Co, foot Johnston
VILLAGE OF BARRIEFIELD.
A Village in the Township of Pittsburg, on the east side of the
Cataraqui River, one mile from Kingston, with which it is connected
by a bridge. Here are situated Fort Henry and Point Frederick,
on which is the Royal Mihtary College. Population about 400.
Anderson C, waiter R M C
Anderson Wm, carpenter
Batten Geo, mariner
Belwa Charles, township clerk
Belwa Mrs Charles
Birtle Sergt-Major H, R M C
Bowman Charles, boat builder
Bowman John, boat builder
Brogan Sergt Peter, R M C
Brough Sergt A, R M C
23
Kingston Stone Yard
Cut stone and
Drain Pipe.
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VILLAGE OF GARDEN ISLAND.
Butcher M, butler R M C
Medley George, butcher
Butlin C, express driver
Medley Wm, drover
Butland Charles, laborer
Medley W H, grocer
Byrns John, laborer
Minogue W, servant R M C
Byrns John, printer
Mitchell Wm, carpenter
Byrnes Miles, grocer
Morgans Sergt- Major J, R M C
Cherry Wm, machinist
MuUer George, sailor
Cullane Patrick, sailor
Norris Michael, laborer
Dick Geo, sailor
Norman William, laborer
Dowler Richard, fisherman
Peters — , carpenter,
Esford Henry, pilot
Rea Henry, machinist
Esford Jas, machinist
Richey Arch, boatbuilder
Esford John, engineer
Rickey Alex, carriagemaker
Forbes Mrs Robt, grocer
Rickey Geo, carriagemaker
George Fred G, deputy registrar
Ryder J, waiter R M C
Graham John, laborer
Ryan John, postmaster
Grange W, waiter
Salsbury J, waiter R M C
Halen Miss Rose
Bedford Jas, laborer
Hines Mrs S A
Smith Joseph, bricklayer
Hutton Wm, carpenter,
Stanton Mrs
Jacobs Sergt, R S G
Strachan Martin, quarryowner
Jones Byron, carpenter
Strachan Martin Sl Son, plan-
Jones Rev K L, M D, Episcopal
ing, sash and door mills
Keates Thomas, laborer
Thompson Sergt T, R M C
Knapp H J, boat builder
Thompson Thomas
Knapp Jas, boat builder
Tisdale Alexander, carpenter
Leader Edward, sawyer,
Tisdale Lewis, boat builder
LeHeup Harry, oils, bones, etc
Tisdale John, laborer
Lister J, waiter R M C
Tisdale Michael, laborer
McCrobie J, waiter
Vallin court Octave, teamster
McCrosbie Wm, blacksmith
Watt John, carpenter
McGregor C, waiter R M C
Watts Mrs EHza
McNeill James
Wilhams L J, messman R M C
McGrath Jno, painter
Wilson Richard, quarryman
Martin John, retired
Wilson Wm, laborer
Medley Miss Elizabeth, grocer
Young A, waiter BMC
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VILLAGE OF GARDEN ISLAND.
An Island in the St. Lawrence, directly opposite Kingston, being
If miles distant. A station of the Great North-Western Telegraph
Co. Here are located the extensive shipyards of The Calvin Co.
i
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LATEST GOODS IN
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(limited), who own all the island. Connected in summer by ferry
boat four times a day, and in winter by a stage t\^ice a day. Popula*
tion about 450. H. A. Calvin, Reeve ; Richard Raymond, Clerk.
Abrien Thomas, carpenter
Achee Joseph, sailor
Adsit Samuel, carpenter
Allen Fred, carpenter
Andre Henry, raftsman
Blanchette Hyacitnth, raftsman
Calvin The Co'y (Limited),
timber merchants, ship builders,
forwarders, etc.
Calvin Hiram A, The Calvin Co
Calvin Sandford C, The Calvin
Co'y
Campeau E, raftsman
Campeau Felix jr, mariner
Campeau Joseph, raftsman
Campeau Melien, raftsman
Campeau Seraphin, raftsman
Campeau Telesphore
Clement Joseph, mariner
Crosby James, mariner
Crosby Robert, mariner
Cushen John, teamster
Delzell James, carpenter
Delzell Thomas, carpenter
Desforges J B, raftsman
Dix John, sailor
Dutemple Edward, raftsman
Fahey John, marner
Fahey Patrick
Ferguson John, mariner
Ferguson Thomas jr, clerk
Ferguson Thos sen, carpenter
Garand John, carpenter
Garipey Fred, raftsman
Glenn Andrew, blacksmith
Gobeil Edward, carpenter
Gray Thos, engineer,
Harper Harry
Harris John, machinist
Harris Thos, machinist
Jones Peter, machinist
Kennedy David sen, carpenter
Kennedy James, watchman
Kennedy John, engineer
Kennedy Samuel, carpenter
Kennedy S G,
Kenosh Joseph, raftsman
Kirkwood James,
Lacasse Moses, carpenter
Lalond Napoleon, raftsman
Lambert George, raftsman
Lappin Thos, carpenter
Lariviere Joseph, raftsman
Larush Anthony, mariner
Lawrence Francis, mariner
Lefave David jr, mariner
Lefave David sen, mariner
LeRiche Hugh, raftsman
Lewers David, farmer
McGarity George, blacksmith
McGarity James, machinist
McMasters Andrew, teamster
McQuarrie Hugh, teacher
Malone A H, mariner
Malone Anthony, postmaster
Martin Ephraim, mariner
Marton George, sawyer
Marton Wm, culler
Menard George, raftsman
Monpetit Trefle
Moore John
MuUin John, machinist,
O'Reilly Luke, mariner
Paradis Fabien
Paradis Joseph
Paradis Peter
Pheliz C E, engineer ^
Rogey Wm, butcher
NOTEPAPER AND ENVELOPES
CHEAP AT McAVLEVS BOOKSTORE.
l8o VILLAGE OF
PORTSMOUTH.
Sauve George, engineer
Smith Thomas C, engineer
Sauve J B, mariner
Stevenson Benjamin
Sauve Joseph, blacksmith
Theriault Francis, engineer
Simons John, engineer
Trickey Antoine, raftsman
Simons Robert
Veech Robert, machinist
Simons WiUiam
Veech Stannis, engineer
Smith Horatio N
Watts John
VILLAGE OF PORTSMOUTH.
An Incorporated Village adjoining the city on its western boun-
dary, connected with it by the street railway. Here is located the
Kingston Penitentiary. At the western end is the Kingston Asylum
for the Insane. The Kingston and Montreal Forwarding Co.'s ship-
yards, docks and warehouses are located in the village. Population,
exclusive of the Asylum and Penitentiary, about 800. Assessed value,
$122,000.
Council— John Fisher, Reeve ; Joseph Potter, John Marks, Geo.
McAuley, John Scally, Councillors ; Thos. Kelly, Clerk ; Thos. Mc-
Cammon, Treasurer ; Edw. Beaupre, Collector ; Adam Tait, Constable.
Adams Jas, trade instructor K P
Alexander John, sausage maker
Alexander Philip, gram buyer
Allen Joseph A
Anglin Wm, bursar Asylum for
Insane
Appleton Robert, guard K P
Arthurs Robt, laborer
Arthurs Wm, mechanic
Arundell Wm, carpenter
Asselstine Edward
Asylum for the Insane,
Clarke, superintendent
Atkins Alex, guard K P
Atkins Richard, guard K P
Ault Franklin, guard K P
Baiden Eli, gardener
Baiden Henry, gardener
Baiden Richard, gardener
Baker John, accountant
C K
Bannister Henry, surveyor
Baugh Francis, carpenter
Beaupre Alfred, sailor
Beaupre Mrs Ann
Beaupre Charles, sailor
Beaupre Edward, hotel keeper
Beaupre Peter M, guard K P
Belanger Maxime, carpenter
Betts Mrs Mary
Buck Matthew, carpenter
Burke Edward F, butcher
Burke Henry, laborer
Cameron Alex, contractor
Campbell James, P M, grocer
Carlton Wm, mechanic
Carr Wm, gardener
Clarke C K, superintendent of
Asylum for Insane
Connolly Henry, mechanic
Con very Thos, carpenter
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HEADQUARTBRS FOR
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Cooper Thos, laborer
Graham Thos F, carpenter
Craig Mrs Margaret
Graham Wm, carpenter
Craig Miss Mary E
Graham Wm jr, carpenter
Craig Capt Thos J, mariner
Grass Daniel E
Crawford Miss Fanny
Gunn — , hospital overseer K P
Crawford Wm, gardener
Halliday Mrs Jas
Crimmons Frank, clerk
Hannigan Hugh, laborer
Crimmons Patrick, keeper Asylum
Hartrick John, keeper Asylum
Culcheth Ernest, baker
Hassald Rev, Methodist
Culcheth Mrs John
Henstridge Josephus, teacher
Bearing Wm, laborer
Hewton Fred C, clerk
Dennison James, carpenter
Hewton Robt, chief keeper K P
Dennison John, carpenter
Hewton Otto E
DeWolfe Gurney
Hogan Wm, blacksmith
Dillon Miss Margaret
Holland Geo jr, laborer
Dillon Mrs Mary
Holland Geo sr
Dobbs Rev F W
Holland James, laborer
Dodds James H, blacksmith
Holland John
Donnelly John, guard K P
Holland Wm, guard K P
Doyle James, guard K P
Hooper Joseph W, carpenter
Duncan Miss Mary
Howard Thos, carpenter
Duncan Wm, bookkeeper
Hughes David, keeper Asylum
Durcott Edward
Hurst Miss Margaret
EUiott Mrs Elizabeth
Hurst Wm, guard K P
Elliott Thos C, guard Asylum
Hutchinson W H
Evans Thos, guard Asylum
Johnson Edward, guard Asylum
Evans Thos, printer
Jones Robert
Fahey Miss, matron Penitentiary
Kelly Mrs Susan
Ferguson George, laborer
Kelly Thomas, village clerk
Fisher Mrs EUza
Kennedy Mrs Ann
Fisher John, brewer
Kennedy John, guard K P
Fisher Wm, brewer
Kennedy Michael, messenger K P
Fitzgerald Patrick, carpenter
Kennedy Patrick, laborer
Fitzgibbon Daniel
Kennedy Thomas, laborer
Flynn John, laborer
Kennedy W J, clerk
Fowler Thos, guard K P
Kerr Hugh
Gibson Miss Ann
Kerr William
Gillespie Jas, keeper Asylum
Kingston and Montreal For-
Gilmour WilUam
warding Co'y (Limited), A
Gordon William
Gunn, president, Jas Stewart,
Goulding Timothy, laborer
agent
Graham Jethro, salesman
Kingston Penitentiary, M La-
vell, warden
Graham R M, accountant
Kingston Stone Yard ^"TS.&»t*
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VILLAGE OF PORTSMOUTH.
Kirkpatrick Miss E. matron Asy-
lum
Koen Mrs Hannah
Koen Michael, guard K P
Langridge Stephen
Lavell M, Warden Kingston Peni-
tentiary
Lavell Henry
Law son Hugh
Leahy Edward, jeweler
Leahy Michael, keeper K P
Liddell Joseph, carpenter
Liddle Mrs Mary
LoDergan Thos, keeper Asylum
Lowe Samuel, merchant
McCammon Robert, baker
McCammon Thomas, jr, keeper
Asylum
McCammon Thomas, sr, baker
McCauley Geo, sr, guard K P
McCauley Geo, jr, carpenter
McCauley Robert, guard K P
McConnell Wm, grocer
McConville Charles, guard K P
McCormack Wm, guard K P
McGeein D J, clerk
McGeehan Richard, carpenter
MeGeein Bernard, keeper K P
McGeein Andrew, tiriver
McGeein Daniel, carpenter
McGeein John
Mcllwain Francis
Mcllwain William
McKeever Archibald
McLean Allan, steward Asylum
McLeod John, contractor
McManus Hugh
McManus Mrs M A
McManus Mrs Maria
McManus Mrs Mary J
McNulty Wm J, laborer
McWaters Alex, laborer
Mc Waters John, mechanic
McWaters Thos, laborer
Madill Wm H, keeper asylum
Marks John R, carpenter
Marks Richard, carpenter
Marks Wm, carpenter
Mathewson Francis
Mathewson J B, teacher K P
Mathewson John P, carpenter
Matier Samuel, baker
Metcalf Mrs Mary
Milne Alexander
Mills John, keeper K P
Mooney Edward, guard K P
Mooney John
Mooney Wm S, guard K P
Moore Jas W, laborer
Moore John, shoemaker
Moore Samuel
Moore Thomas, guard K P
Moreland A, hotel
Newman George
Newman John, laborer
Nicholson Amos, carpenter
Nicholson Francis
Nicholson John, carpenter
Nicholson Thos, carpenter
Norris Robert, carpenter
O'Neill John, boilermaker
O'Neill Richard, keeper K P
Payne John, mason
Payne Joseph, guard K P
Porter Andrew, laborer
Porter William, laborer
Potter Charles
Potter Joseph, gardener
Pound Henry
Power Mrs Bridget
Pugh Tliomas, guard K P
Rattray Rev Jas, Presbyterian
Redmond John, sr
Redmond John jr, clerk
Redmond Patrick, keeper Asylum
Redmond Thos, salesman
I Aim AW'^ RIBBON AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE,
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
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Robb Henry, carpenter
Sullivan William, deputy war-
Robinson J, assistant medical
den, K P
sup't, Asylum for Insaue
Swift Michael, moulder
Sampson Thos, keeper, Asylum
Swift Mrs i^uth
Scally John, guard K P
Thompson Andrew, guard K P
Sexton Geo, fisherman
Tobin Thomas, guard K P
Seymour Isaiah, boilermaker
Tobin John
Shea William
Van Straubenzie Col B, D A G
Shine Henry, carpenter
Watts John, gardener
Short James, hotelkeeper
Watts Samuel jr
Smith John, sawyer
Williamson James N
Smith Thomas, keeper K P
Williamson John, laborer
Smith Thomas
Wishart Edward, carpenter
Smith Wm, laborer
Wishart Mrs Jane
Stevenson Samuel
Wolfred Mrs Julia
Stewart^ohn, carpenter
Wood Nial P, farmer K P
Stewart Thomas, compositor,
Woodhouse David
HUl's Block
Woodhouse Henry, teamster K P
Stoness Robert, laborer
Woods Wm, laborer
Miscellaneous Directory.
CITY COUNCIL.
Mayor, W_M. Drennan
R. D.
Attgtia, Geo. Creeggan, (reo. S. Fen-
^wiok, John Gaskin, . J. M. Machar,
js, J. S. Muckleston, 'J^^MH
Donald M. Mclntyre,
George Osborne, James Redden, F. S.
Rees, C. Robinson, Wm. Robinaan, R.
W. Shannon, E. T. Steacy, James
Swift, Jos. F. Swift, J^^Si^i&rempson,
W*r^-Webster, Wm. Wilson, alder-
men.
City Officials. -
aiartij Fr-4n-Jxfiland, treasurer
A^«»r^-.aellettoc ; Thomas Or ^oTger,
.iMnginoor ; Wiiv-B.'"nmirlon, assessor
and commissioner ; f^W^^rg^ ~ Thnmppnn
oollactor ; Andrew Lanigan, messenger ;
John ^ttff, police magistrate ; James P.
Gildersleeve, registrar ; F-» J. George,
dflpnty registrar.
City Waterworks Department. —
TUOi Bolger, engineer ; Thos. Hewitt,
foreman ; F. T. Smith, collector ; Chas.
Jones, assistant collector ; F. C. Ire-
land, treasurer.
Police Force. --Kdwi»4Ior«»y, chief;
ReM>. Garson, sergeant ; Robt. Nes-
bitt, sergeant ; Samuel McCullaugh,
Alexander Snodden, Philip H.
Small, Timr7 M j, ""J. John Tuttle,
OrLkado-^Hrnctt, Robert E. Aiken,
John Ballentine, Jas. A. Craig, Nicho-
las Timmerman, Isaiah Reaubiah, J&a.
Bateson, policemen.
Fire Department. — Twenty men. —
H^iury Yo«l«i«n, chief ; Wm, Hall, as-
sistant ; John Lemmon, foreman ; Wil-
liam Burk, secretary; J. Lemmon, trea-
surer.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
AT McAUI-E-r'S-
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Fire Alarm. — No. 1, for a section
from the west side of Princess street
to Clarence, and from Bagot street to
the water's edge ; 2, for a section from
ea^t side of Princess street to Bay, and
from Bagot to the water's edge ; 3,
corner Queen and Montreal ; 4, corner
Rideau and Bay ; 5, on Division, (All
Saints' Church) ; 6, on Princess, near
University Avenue ; 7, corner Aim and
Redan ; 8, corner Earl and Barrie ; 9,
Knitting Mill ; 12, Montreal, near
Charles ; 13, corner River and Rideau ;
14, Military College ; lo. Hospital ; 17,
corner Earl and University Avenue ;
18, corner King and Union ; 21, corner
John and Montreal ; 23, corner Princess
and Barrie ; 24, Williamsville ; 25,
comer Arch and Deacon ; 26, Bagot,
near William ; 27, Grove Inn ; 28,
Adelaide, above Patrick ; 29, corner
Brock and Albert ; 32, corner Colborne
and Main ; 35, corner West and
Sydenham ; 42, comer Victoria and
Alfred.
City Coroners. — John Stewart, M.
D. ; H. J. Saunders, M.D.
TRUSTEES.
Collegiate Institute. —Edward J^
B. Pense, chairman ; E. H. Smythe,
LL.D., secretary; Hon. G. A. Kirk-
patrick, Robert Gardiner, Dr. Phelan,
Prof. N. F. Dupuis ; J. S. R. McCann,
treasurer.
Public Schools.— 5,A—-H«»»< chair-
man ; S. Anglin, S.- Anfi'ove, W. J.
Arniel, T. Donnelly, W\ Dunlop, l^trff.
Hr Fee, Dr. K. N. Fenwick, Dr.-'^T
H«r»l<V, H. Hunter, A. R. Martin, A.
Shaw, J. A. B. Smith ; '\\\ G. Kidd,
inspector ; J. A. Macdonald, secretary ;
F. C. Ireland, treasurer.
Separate Schools. — Rev. T. Kelly,
chairman; W. H. Sullivan, secretary;
O. Tierney, treasurer ; J. J. Behan,
M. Brennan, R. J. Bowes, R. Beaupre,
D. Driscoll, F. X. Lachance, B. J.
Leahy, W. J. McNeill, S. Lambert,
Dr. Ryan, James Tierney, trustees ;
Dr. Ryan, local superintendent.
POST OFFICE STAFF.
James Shannon, postmaster ; John
L, Renton, acting assistant postmaster ;
John Kelly, senior clerk, T. McDonald,
in charge of Kingston & Pembroke
mails ; Jas. P. Pense, James McBride,
general delivery ; A. J. Chamberlain,
assistant ; Robert J. D'Arcy, registered
letter office ; William J. O'Reilly assis-
tant ; William Wells, customs parcels ;
A. T. Deacon, postage stamp clerk ;
C. Gay Shannon, money order and
savings bank ; (ierald (4. Meagher and
Robert T. Gowdey, opening and dis
tributing clerks ; A. H. Miller, superin
tendent of letter carriers , John Collins,
Robt. Lewers, Robt. Gilmour, Robt
Kearns, William Neill, Robt. J no
Elliott, Robert Edward Genge, J. J
Maguire, letter carriers ; B. McCon
ville, letter collector ; John Morrisey
messenger.
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S OF-
FICE—KINGSTON DIVISION.
Gilbert Griffin, Post Office Inspector ;
Allan Jones, ass't P. 0. Inspector ; J.
E. Hopkirk, P. H. xMackarow, J. C.
Strange, H. F. Wilmot.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
H. F. Ketcheson, D. J. Walker, jr.,
John Hoyland, W. J. Doller, J. R.
Sayers, M. McKinnon, Angus Gillies,
J. R. Donaldson, T. T. Bower.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
(KiiKj, cor. Clarence. Examining
Warehouse — 188 Ontario St.
C. Hamilton, collector ; A. Shaw,
surveyer ; R. D. Anglin, chief clerk
Thomas Gaskin, second clerk ; W
Neish, third clerk ; M. J. Haddigan
fourth clerk ; T. Driver, appraiser ; T,
Meagher, J. Kidd, landing waiters
S. Angrove, James Hanley, tide-wait
ers ; J. Quigley, NV. Robinson, preven
tive officers ; G. H. Pigeon, messengei
and packer ; P. Nugent, packer in
examining warehouse.
J. Laidlaw & Son ""^JS^L^r^
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
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INLAND REVENUE. ^^
(SoxUh Market Square)
District Inspector's office : VV. L.
Hamilton, District Inspector ; Collec-
tor's office : F. Rowland, collector ; T.
Grimason, deputy-collector ; C. T.
Dickson, accountant ; A, Hanley, assis-
tant accountant, G, W. Browne, John
O'Donnell, C. M. Hamilton, L. D. Sul-
livan, officers ; E. Fahey, canals and
excise.
CANAL OFFICE.
(Glarenct Street)
Wm. Burrows, collector ; E. Fahey,
assistant collector.
STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR'S OF-
FICE.
(Clarence Street)
Thomas Donnelly, hull inspector ;
Edward Adams, boiler inspector.
GAS INSPECTION OFFICE.
(Clarence Street)
Wm. Burrows, inspector.
WEIGHTS & MEASURES OFFICE
(Clarence Street)
J. A. McDonald, inspector.
HIDE INSPECTOR'S OFFICE.
(Clarence Street)
P. S. McKim, inspector.
CHURCHES.
Church of England.
DIOCESE OF ONTARIO.
Right Rev. John Travers Lewis, D.
D., LL.D , Lord Bishop of Ontario.
St, George's Hall— Clerical Secre-
tary's Office. Rev. A. Spencer, sec'y.
Depository — (279 King e) — Mrs. Fred
Prime, manager.
Cathedral of St. George — (King,
corner Johnston street) — Rev. Buxton
B. Smith, acting rector : Rev. M. M.
Harding, curate.
St. James'. — (Union, corner Arch) —
Rev. J. K. McMorine, M.A., rector.
St. Paul's,— (Queen, corner Mon-
treal)— Rev. Rural Dean W. B. Carey,
M.A. , rector.
All Saints'.— (320 Division)— Rev.
W. Y. Daykin, rector.
St. Luke's. — (Nelson st. ) — Rev. A.
W. Cooke, rector.
Hours of service— 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Methodist.
First Methodlst. — (Sydenham st.)
— Rev. W. W. Carson, pastor.
Second Methodist.— (Queen st.) —
Rev. J. Kines, paistor.
Jubilee Methodist. — (Brock, corner
Montreal)— Rev. J. M. Hagar, M.A.,
pastor.
Fourth Methodist. — (Brock, be-
tween Clergy and Barrie) — Rev. D. C.
Sanderson, peistor.
Fifth Methodist.— (Williamsville)
— Rev. L. M. England, pastor.
Hours of service — 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Congregational.
First Congregational.— (Welling-
ton, comer Johnston) — Rev. S. N.
Jackson, pastor.
Bethel Church — (Johnston, comer
Barrie).
Charles Street Congregational
Chu»ch. — Rev. Mr. Mitchell, pastor.
Hours of service — 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Presbyterian.
Cooke's.— (201 Brock st.)— Rev. S.
Houston, pastor.
Chalmers'. — (Earl, comer Barrie) —
Rev. Malcolm McGillivray, B. A.,
pastor.
St. Andrew's. — (corner Princess and
Clergy) — Rev. John Mackie, pastor.
Hours of service — 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Baptist.
(95 Johnston)— Rev. D, Laing, pas-
tor— Services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotch, Canadian and
American Monoments.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Roman Catholic.
St. Mary's Cathedral. — (corner
Clergy and Johnston) — Hours of ser-
vice : Mass every day at 7.30 a.m.
Sundays — Summer, Low Mass, 7.30
a.m. ; children's mass, 9.15 a.m ; High
Mass, 10.30 a.m. ; vespers, 7.30 p.m.
Winter — Low Mass, 8 a.m. ; children's
mass, 9.30 a.m. ; High Mass, 11 a.m. ;
vespers, 7.30 p.m. Most Rev. James
Vincent Cleary, Archbishop of King-
ston ; Rev, Thomas Kelly, secretary ;
Revds. Thos. Murtagh, Jas. V. Neville.
Gaiholic Apostolic.
(285 Queen st.) — Rev. J. E. Gilmour,
pastor. Services, 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
SALVATION ARMY.
(Barracks, Queen, cor. Bagot)
Major Baugh, Divisional oflBcer ; cap-
tain Howell ; lieutenant Amis. Ser-
vices every evening at 8 p.m. Sundays,
7, 11 a.m. ; 3, 7.30 p.m.
/ EDUCATIONAL.
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY AND
COLLEGE.
Sandford Fleming;, C.E., C.M.G.,
LL.D., Chancellor ; Very Rev. George
Munro Grant, M.A., D.D., Principal
and Vice-Chancellor ; Rev. Jas. Wil-
liamson, M.A., LL.D., Vice-Principal:
Rev. George Bell, B.A., LL.D., Regis-
trar.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION.
In Divinity.
The Principal, Primarius Professor
of Divinity ; Rev. J. B. Mowat, M.A.,
D. D., Professor of Hebrew, Chaldee
and Old Testament Exegesis ; Rev.
Donald Ross, B.D., D.D., Professor of
Apologetics and New Testament Criti-
cism ; Rev. Jas. Carmichael (King),
Lecturer on Church History.
In Arts.
Rev. J. Williamson, M.A., LL.D.,
Professor of Astronomy ; Rev. J. B.
Mowat, M.A., D.D., Professor of He-
brew; Nathan F. Dupuis, M.A., F.B.
S.^flfidin., Professor of Mathematics t
Rev. Geo. D. Ferguson, B.A., Profes-
sor of History; John Watson, M.A.
LL.D.. Professor of Moral Philosophy ;
John Fletcher, M.A., Oxon, Professor
of Latin ; D. H. Marshall, M. A., Edin.,
F.R S.C.E., Professor of Physics; Wm.
L. Goodwin, B.Sc, Lond., D.Sc,
Edin., Professor of Chemistry and
Mineralogy ; James Cappon, M.A.,
Professor of English Language and
Literature; John Macgillivray Ph.D.,
Professor of Modern Languages; Samuel
W. Dyde, M.A., D.Sc, Professor of
Mental Philosophy ; Rev. John Mc-
Nangnton, M.A., Professor of Greek;
Rev, Alex. B. Nicholson, B.A., Assis-
tant Professor of Latin and Greek ;
Rev. James Fowler, M.A., John Kay
Lecturer on Natural Science ; Adam
Shortt, M.A., John Leys Lecturer on
Political Science ; W. J. Patterson, B.
A., William Nickle Tutor in Mathema-
tics ; Omar L. Kilborn, M.A., M.D.,
R. G. Reid Tutor in Chemistry, Hiram
Calvin Tutor in Chemistry ; George W.
Mitchell, B.A., Richardson Tutor in
Greek, James Isbister Tutor in Latin.
Registrar of University Council,
R. W. Shannon, M.A. ; Observatory
Board, the Principal, Professor Wil-
liamson, M. Flanagan, Esq. ; Director
of Observatory, Professor of Astrono-
my ; Curators of the Library, Professor
Marshall and Ross ; Librarian, Adam
Shortt, M.A. ; Curator of Museum,
Lecturer on Natural Science ; Examiner
for Matriculation in Medicine, Rev.
James Fowler, M,A. ; Examiners in
Gaelic, Evan MacColl, Esq., R. M.
Rose, Esq., Rev. M. McGillivray, M.
A. ; Janitor, John Corn)ack.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSI-
CIANS AND SURGEONS.
(In ajfilia/ion with Queen's University
and University of Ti'inity College,
Toronto.)
Fife Fowler, M.D., L.R.C.S., Edin. ;
Professor of Theory and Practice of
Medicine, and President of the Faculty,
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^izie IDress <3-ood.s
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
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Michael La veil, M.D., Emeritus Pro-
fessor ; Hon. Michael Sullivan, M.D.,
F.R.C.P.8.K., (Surgeon to the Hotel
Dieu), Professor of Principles and Prac-
tice of Surgery ; Alfred S. Oliver, M .
D, , (vSurgeon to the Kingston Hospital),
Professor of Materia Medica, Thera-
peutics and Pharmacy ; Thomas R.
Dupuis, M.D., F.R.C.P.S., and M.R.C.
S., Eng. (Surgeon to the Kingston Hos-
pital), Professor of Clinical Surgery ;
Prof. Goodwin, Queen's University,
Professor of Chemistry ; Prof. Fowler,
Queen's University, Professor of Bo-
tany; Kenneth N. Fenwick, M.A., M.
D., M.R.C.S., Eng., F.O.S , Edin.,
(Surgeon to the Kingston Hospital),
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynoeco-
logy ; John Herald, M.A., M.D., Pro-
fessor of Clinical Medicine, and E.
Hooper, M.D., assistant ; \Vm. H.
Henderson, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng.,
Professor of Physiology' ; R. \Y. Gar-
ratt, A.M., M.D., Professor of Anato-
my ; H. J. Saunders, M.D., M.R.C.S.,
Eng., Professor of Medical Jurispru-
dence and Sanitary Science ; D. E.
Mundell, B.A., M.D., Lecturer on His-
tology and Surgical Anatomy ; J. C.
Connell, A.M., M.D.C.M., (Surgeon to
Eye and Ear Dept., Kingston Hospital,)
Lecturer on Diseases of the Eye and
Ear; W. G. Anglin, M.D., Professor
of Pathology ; Edward Ryan, B.A., M.
I)., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
WOMEN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Union street, opposite DHll Shed,
facility.
President of the Faculty, Hon. M.
Sullivan, M.D., F.R.C.P.S.K. (Surgeon
to the Hotel Dieu), Professor of Prin-
ciples and Practice of Surgery. Thos.
M. Fenwick, M.D., Prof essor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine. K. N. Fen-
wick, M.A., M.D., M.R.C. S., Eng.,
F.O.S , Edin., Surgeon to the Kingston
Hospital. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
Marion Livingstone, M.D CM., Pro-
fessor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics
and Pharmacy. E. H. Mundell, M.A.,
M. D.C.M., Professor of Anatomy, Des-
criptive aijd Surgical. D. Phelan,
M.A., M.D. (Surgeon to the Hotel
Dieu and House of Providence), Pro-
fessor of Physiology and Histology.
E. Hooper, M.D. (Supt. General Hos-
pital), Professor of Applied Anatomy.
Elizabeth Smith-Shortt, M.D., Pro-
fessor of Medical Jurisprudence and
Sanitary Science. Chemistry — The Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Queen's College.
Botany— The Professor of Botany,
Queen's College. Clinical Surgery —
T. R. Dupuis, M.D.,i..R.C.S.E., F.R.
C.P.S.K., Lecturer on Clinical Surgery
in (General Hospital. Eye, Ear, Throat
and Nose— J. C. Connell. M.A., M.D.
C M. (Surgeon to the Eye and Ear
Department, Kingston General Hospi-
tal), Professor of Ophthalmology,
Otologj- and Laryngology. Registrar
— Dr. Elizabeth Smith-Shortt. Demon-
strator of Anatomy — Isobel McCon-
ville, M.D. CM.
KINGSTON COLLEGIATE IN-
STITUTE.
Established 1791.
Teaching Staff. — Rector and Science
Master, A. P. Knight, M. A., M. D.
Classical Master, E. O. Sliter, B.A.
Mathematical Master, W. H. Irvine
B.A. ; Modern Language Master, A^
J, Dales, M.A. ; English Master, T. A.
Brough ; Drawing Master, Charles
Wrenshall ; Drill Master, P. McGhie.
KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
COMPANY.
82 Princess Street.
J. B. McKay, President, Business
Manager, Principal of Banking and
Office Departments, Lecturer on Book-
keeping, Penmanship, Business Papers
and Advertising ; J. P. McDonald,
Secretary, Principal of Penmanship
Department, Teacher of Plain and
Ornamental Penmanship and Book-
keeping ; E. T. Ovcrend, Principal of
Actual Business Department and
Teacher of Book-keeping, Business
Arithmetic, Penmanship and Business
Correspondence ; Miss M. E. Dennee,
Blank Account Books at McAuley's
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Vice-Principal of Banking and Oflfice
Departments ; James Mc Arthur, Esq.,
Lecturer on Joint Stock Book-keeping,
Banking and Business Settlements ; E.
H. Smythe, Q.C., L L.D., Lecturer on
(/ontracts, Notes, Drafts, etc. ; Donald
Eraser, Lecturer on Bank Drafts,
Notes, Cheques, Trade and Finance ;
Dr. Spankie, Lecturer on the History
of (Canada, her Commercial Interests
and Future Prosperity ; W. B. Water-
bury, Lecturer on Modern Book-keep-
ing, Business <»orrespondence, etc. ;
W. H. Henderson, M.D., M.R.C.S,,
Eng., Lecturer on Physiology and the
Laws of Health.
CONVENT OF THE CONGREGA-
TION DE NOIRE DAME.
Cor. Bar/ot and Joh7is(07i.
Mother Ste. Wilfred, Superioress.
ST. MARY OF THE LAKE.
Ki7ig Street West.
Mother Ste. Cecilia, Superioress.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL.
89 Clergy Street.
Rev. Bro. Alpian, director ; Rev.
Brothers Paul, Anthony, Leo, Fred-
erick, Arteman, teachers ; Brother
Sabas, domestic.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
Princeni, cor. Montreal.
James Redden, president ; William
Power, Neil McNeill, vice-presidents ;
R. S. Dobbs, cor. -sec. ; W. Neish,
treasurer; H. Crothers, rec.-sec. ; H.
J. Spriggs, librarian.
CATHOLIC LITERARY SOCIETY.
Wellington, cor. Prince>«i.
Meets second Monday in each month.
J. J. Behan, president ; T. J. Hennes-
sey, vice-president ; M. J. Neville,
secretary. Reading room and library
are open every day and evening.
MILITARY.
Royal School of Gunnery, "A" Bat-
tery, C. A., Tete du Pont Barracks.
j Commandant and Assistant Inspector
I of Artillery, Lieut. -Col. W. H. Cotton ;
Com. Battery, Major C. W. Drury,
Adjutant, Captain V. B. Rivers ; Cap-
tain, J. A. G. Hudon ; Lieutenants,
F. M. Gaudet and W. P. Burroughs ;
Surgeon-Major, J. L. H. Neilson ;
Quartermaster, Brevet-Major John
Eraser ; Veterinary-Surgeon, James
! Massie.
Establishment of "A" R. S. G.— 1
lieut.-col., 1 major, 4 lieutenants, 1
surgeon, 1 vet, -surgeon, 1 quarter-
master, 1 master gunner, 1 sergeant-
major, 1 laboratory foreman, 1 ordnance
armourer, 2 assistant gunnery instruc-
tors, 1 trumpet major, 1 riding instruc-
tor, 1 quartermaster sergeant, 6 ser-
geants, 4 corporals, 4 bombadiers, 8
acting bombadiers, 5 trumpeters, 115
gunners, and 18 horses, making a total
of 160 men.
In addition to the above, 10 officers
and 20 non-commissioned officers and
men are allowed to join a short course
of instruction. There are three short
courses during the year.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF
CANADA.
Commandant, Major-Gen. Donald R.
Cameron, C.M.G. ; Staff- Adjutant, Lt,-
Col. S. C. McGill ; Professor of Military
History, Surveying, Military Topo-
graphy, Reconnaissance, Strategy and
Tactics, Major C. B. Mayne, Capt.
R. E. ; Professor of Artillery, Adminis-
tration and Law, Major E. G. Edwards,
R. A. ; Assistant Instructor in Fortifi-
cation, Military Engineering. Geo-
metrical Drawing and Desciiptive
Geometry, Capt. A. H. Van Strauben-
zee, Lieut. R. E. ; Assistant Instructor
in Mathematics, Capt. A. G. G. Wur-
tele ; Assistant Instructor in Surveying,
Military Topography, Physics & Chem-
istry, Capt. J. B. Cochrane; Assistant
Instructor in Mathematics, Lieut. Jas.
A. Moren, R. A. ; Professor of English,
LAIDLAW
HEADQUARXHRS FOR
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Rev. K. L. Jones, B. D. ; Professor of
Freehand Drawing and Painting, For-
shaw Day, Esq., S. C. A. ; Professor of
French, A. D. Duval, Esq., M. D. ;
Professor of Civil Engineering and
Architecture, R. C. Carr, Esq., C. E. ;
Professor of Physics, Chemistry and
Geology, John Waddell, Esq., B. A.,
Ph. D. ; Medical Officer, Surg. -Major
J. L. H. Neilson, M. D. ("B" Battery,
R. C. A.) ; Paymaster, Hon. Capt. F.
Strange.
Military District Staff, No. <?.— Lt.-
Col. Van Straubenzee, D. A. G.|; Major
W. King, Superintendent of Stores ;
Frederick Strange, Paymaster.
4th regiment of cavalry.
John Duff, Col. ; H, S. Greenwood,
Adjt. ; H. R. Duff, Surgeon ; Frederick
Strange, Paymaster ; Edward Ming,
Vet. -Surgeon ; Alex. W. Strange, Rid-
ing Master ; Thomas Todd, Quarter-
master.
No. 1 Troop.— Capt., A. Knight ; 1st
Lieut., George Purcell ; 2nd Lieut.,
Joseph Scriven.
KINGSTON FIELD BATTERY.
W. M. Drennan, Major Command-
ing ; J. A. Wilmot, Captain ; R. E.
Kent, 1st Lieutenant ; George Moore,
2nd Lieutenant ; H. J. Saunders, Sur-
geon.
14th p. w. o. rifles.
H. R. Smith, Lt.-Col. ; J. W. Power,
Major ; Major J. Galloway, Jr., Adju-
tant ; Dr. W. H. Henderson, Surgeon ;
Dr. R. W. Garrett, Assist. -Surgeon ;
Major H. J. Spriggs, Quartermaster.
Captains. —lu. W. Shannon, A. G.
Farrell, J. S. Skinner, W. G. Hinds,
W. Hora, J. Murray, Jr.
Ist Lieutenants. — R. J. McKelvey,
N. P. Joyner, W. J. B. White.
2nd Lieutenants. — H. H. Gildersleeve,
D. F. Armstrong, J. Marshall, D. R.
Dupuis, J. A. Minnes.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Rose of Sharon Sovereign Chapter of
Rose Croix dt H. R. D. M. —Meets first
Wednesday in each month.— Bro. F.
Day, 32°, M. W. S. ; Bro. Kinghorn,
18% P. M. W. S. ; Bro. Birtles, 18°,
Prelate ; Bro. F. Welch, 18", 1st Gen-
eral ; Bro. H. J. Wilkinson, 18', 2nd
General ; Bro. J. Hewton, 18", Sec. ;
Bro. F. Gillen, 18°, Raphael ; Bro. W.
J. Wilson, 32°, M. C. ; Bro. E. H. Ball,
18°, Tyler.
Kingston Lodge of Perjection No. 7. —
Meets third Thursday of each month.—
111. Bro. Bajus, 32°, P. T. P. G. M. ;
Bro. H. Birtle, 18% T. P. G. M. ; Bro.
F. Welch, 18% G. S. W. ; Bro. H. J.
Wilkinson, 18°, G. J. W. ; Bro. John
Kinghorn, 18°, Sec'y ; Bro. Wm. Wad-
dington, 18°, Treas. ; Bro. F. Day, 32°.
O ; Bro. F. B. Gillen, 18% Al. ; Bro.
W. J. Wilson, 32°, M. C. ; Bro. A. M.
McMahon, 14°, Expert ; Bro. G. Somei-
ville, 14°, Ass't E. ; Bro. J. Hewton,
18°, Captain Guard ; Bro. E. H. Ball,
18°, Tyler.
Knights Templar — H^igh de Paynes'
Premier Preceptory, No. i.— Regular
Assemblies Masonic Hall, King street,
on the second Monday in Janurry,
April, July, October and December,
and on 18th March. Em. Fr. Allan
McLean, Pres. Preceptor ; R. E. Fr.
J. A. Henderson, Q.C., D. G. M. ; Fr.
W. M. Drennan, Constable ; R. E. Fr.
R. V. Matthews, Marshal ; Fr. E. W.
Case, Sub-Mar. ; R. E. Fr. John Kerr,
Treas. ; R. E. Fr. F. Rowland, Regis-
trar ; Fr. W. L. Hamilton, Captain of
Guard ; Fr. George Sommerville, Al-
moner ; E. H. Ball, Guard.
Ancient Frontenac and Cataraqui
Chapter, No. i.— Meets third Wednes-
day in each month. — G. Sommerville,
Z. ; J. Adams, H. ; D. Milne, J. ; J. B.
Reid, S. E. ; Wm. Gibb, S. N. : W.
Thomson, P. S. ; A. Shaw, Treas. ; R.
D. Baker, S. S. ; W. H. Carnovsky, J.
S. ; A. McMillan, M. 1st V. ; Wm.
Baillie, M. 2d V. ; H. J. Wilkinson,
M. 3d V, ; E. H. Ball, Janitor.
Ancient St. John's Lodge No. 5,
G. R. C— Meets first Thursday of each
month,— W. H. Macnee, W. M. ; John
Waddell, I. P. M. ; R. W. Garrett,
S. W. ; W. J. Wilson, J. W. : E. R.
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Blank Account Books at McAuley's
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
Welch, Treas. ; John Sutherland, Sec. ;
A. E. Brough, S. D. ; R. E. Burns,
J. D. ; \V. T. Minnes, I. G. ; James
Wootten, D. of C. ; \V. J. Renton, S. ;
F. B. Gillen, S. ; E. H. Ball, Tyler.
Cataraqui Lodge, No. 92, G. B. C —
Meets 2nd Wednesday in each month.
— Richard Bunt, W. M. ; George Som-
merville, I. F. M. ; William Gibb,
S. W. ; H. D. Bibby, J. W. ; Rev. J.
Gallaher, Chaplain ; James Shannon,
Treas. ; D. Callaghan, Secretary ; D.
Milne, S. D. ; E. C. Hiscock, J. D. ;
W. Wilson, D. of C ; A. Haaz, Steward;
E. Law, Steward ; A. J. Woodward,
I. G. ; E. H. Ball, Tyler.
Miyide7i Lodge, Xo. 253, G. R. C.~
Meets first Monday in each month. —
James Adams, W. M. ; H. Mowat,
I. P. M ; J. P. Oram, S. W. ; R. R.
Creighton, J. W. ; Rev. M. MacGilliv-
ray. Chaplain ; J. F. McEwen, Treas.;
J. B. Reid, Sec. ; J. T. McMahon,
S. D. ; T. D. Minnes, J. D. ; H. Hop-
pins, I. G. ; R. F. Hyland, E. Gillen,
Stewards ; H. V. Lyon, D. of C. ; W,
H. L. Atkins, Organist ; E. H. Ball,
Tyler.
ODD-FELLOWS.
Canton Kmgston, No 6, Patriarchs
Militant. — Meets first Thursday in hall
over City drug store, cor. of Princess
and Montreal Streets. Wm. Saunders,
Captain ; G. Lee, Lieutenant ; Wm. J.
Moore, Ensign ; J. E. Dillon, Clerk ;
C. Robinson, Accountant.
Kingston Encampment, No. 15.—
2nd and 4th Monday, Hall, Princess,
cor. Montreal. W. J. Moore, C.P. ;
Geo Lee, S.W.; R. Meek, H.P.; W.
J. Boon, J.W.; J. Powley, Sec; W.
Saunders, F.S. ; J. E. Dillon, Treas.
Kingston Lodge, Xo. 59. — Meets
every Friday. Hall, over City drug
store. Princess, cor. Montreal. A. T.
Smith, N.G.; John Pollie, V.G.; G. \V.
Maxwell, R. S. ; W. Saunders, P. S. ;
Thomas Gibson, Treasurer.
Catakaqui Lodge, No. 10.— Meets
every Tuesday. Hall, Wilkinson's
block, Princess, cor. Montreal. F. R.
Sargent, N.G. ; R. Meek, V.G.; J.
Powley, R.S.; J. S. R. McCann, Trea-
surer ; T. England, W. : H. Walker, C.
F. X. Rogers, O.G.; W. Tinney, LG.
Odd-Fellows' Relief Association
OF Canada, Montreal, cor. Princess.
—Fife Fowler, M.D., President; W.
Dunn, Vice-President ; Robert Meek,
Secretary ; Daniel Callaghan, Treas.
Datghters OF Rebecca, Loui.se
Lodge, No. 10. — Meets 1st and 3rd
Monday. Sister R. Reynolds, N.G.;
Sister J. E. Jones, V.(i.; Sister L.
Dunn, R.S. ; Sister Mary Adams, F.S. ;
Sister OberndorfFer, Treasurer.
I. 0. 0. F., M. u. —Loyal Forward
Lodge, No. 6,873.— Dr. McVety, N.G.;
Wm. Pillar, jr., V.G.; E. Roberts,
P.S.; Hardiman, R.S.
Canadian Order of Odd-Fellows,
Manchester L'nity, St. Lawrence
Lodge, No. 113.— Meets 1st Monday,
S.O.T. Hall, cor. Princess and Mont-
real. R. \V. Allen, N.G.;C. D. Chown,
Secretary*.
foresters.
Court Frontenac, No. 59 — Inde-
pendent Order meets every 2nd and
4th Thursday. Hall, Princess, cor.
Montreal. W. M. Drennan, CD.; P.
C. Wade, H.C.R.; W. D. McNaugh-
ton, C.R.; Wm McNaughton, V.C.R.;
J. S. R. McCann, R.S.; J. R. Ratteu-
bury. Treasurer ; S. Lowe, F.S.
CANADIAN ORDER FORESTERS.
Court Stanley, No. 199.— Meets
2nd and 4th Friday. James Minnes,
C.R ; Richard Lamb, V.C.R.; Edward
Hooper, R.S. ; Andrew Brown, T. ;
Richard Atkinson, S. W. ; Herbert
Gowdy, J.W\
a. o. u. w.
(Hall, Princess, cor. Montreal.)
Kingston Legion Select Knights,
No. 10. — Meets 4th Monday. Charles
Smeaton, Select Commander ; Thomas
King, L C; W. H. Godwin, Secretary ;
A. G. Flett, Treasurer ; John Hopkirk,
Recording Treasurer.
Limestone, No. 91. — Meets 2nd and
j 4th Thursday. Wm. Stewart, M.W.;
' J. Laturney, 0. ; Charles Smeaton,
Foreman ; W. H. Godwin, Recorder ;
J. B, Forsyth, Financier.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
St. Lawrence Court, No. 905. —
Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays. J. M.
Shaw, Regent ; J. McLaughlin, V.C. ;
R. D. Anglin, Secretary ; G. S. Fen-
wick, Treasurer ; A. Shaw, Collector.
LOYAL orange ASSOCIATION.
(Hall, 82 Princess.)
No. 6 meets 2nd Wednesday in each
month. John Williams, W.M. ; J.
Spoouer, Secretary.
No. 291 meets 2nd Friday in each
month. Henry Dunbar, W.M.; W.
Cook, Secretary.
No. 316 meets 1st Tuesday in each
month. Geo. Pigion, W.M.; Joseph
Anderson, Secretary.
No. 325 meets 1st Thursday. Robert
Moxley, W.M.; W. Miller, Secretary.
No. 352 meets 1st Friday. John
Gaskin, W.M.; Wm. Neill, Secretary.
No. 577 meets 2nd Monday. Wm.
Corbett, W.M.; J. Shanessy, Secretary.
No. 1, Derry Lodge 'Prentice Boys
—J. Woods, W.M.; J. G. Layton, Sec-
retary. Meets 1st and 3rd Monday.
No. 16, BoYNE Lodge, True Blues
— A. Greer, W.M.; J. Gowan, Secre-
tary. Meets last Monday in each
month.
Orange Young Britons, Gaskin
Lodge, No. 261.— Meets 2nd Thurs-
day. J. Shanessy, W.M.; R. Neilson,
Secretary.
Royal Scarlet District Chapter
— H. T. Shibley, W.C; Edward Ben-
nett, Com.S. Meets on the 14th of
each month.
Royal Black Preceptory, No. 139.
—Sir Kt. Wm. McCammon, C; Sir
Kt. James Marshall, Recent. Meets
every 3rd Thursday.
order CANADIAN HOME CIRCLE.
Kingston Circle, No. 105. — Meets
Ist and 3rd Monday. Hall, Wilkin-
son's Building, Montreal, cor. Princess.
Donald Fraser, P.L. ; C. T. Dickson,
L.; Dr. M. Livingston, V.L. ; J. W.
Madden, Secretary ; C. T. Smith,
Treasurer; W H. Godwin, F.S.; J.
Crawford, G.; David Rae, S.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
St. Lawrence, No. 2. — Meets every
Thursday, Montreal, corner of Princess.
Owen Jones, W P.; J. A. B. Smith,
Scribe.
NATIONAL SOCIETIES.
ST. George's society.
E. H. Smythe, LL.D., President;
i Joseph Salter, 1st Vice-President;
John Green, 2nd Vice-President ; J. A.
I B.Smith, Secretary ; Wm.'Pipe, Treas-
urer ; Revs. Cooke and Daykin, Chap-
I lains ; Drs. Saunders and T M Fen-
wick, Physicians
SONS of ENGLAND.
Joseph Salter, G. D. M.
Leicester Lodge, No. 33. — Meets
2nd and last Tuesday. John Green,
President ; Edward Scrutton, Vice-
President ; \V illiam Allison, Secretary ;
Thomas Lambert, Treasurer.
Tyne Lodge, No. 79. — Meets 1st and
3rd Tuesday. John Porter, President ;
W. M. Drennan, Vice-President ; J.
Siler, F.S.; Walter Whitshere, Secre-
retary ; Frank Berry, T.
j SONS OF SCOTLAND.
I Sir Wm, Wallace Camp, No. 13. —
I Meets Ist Tuesday in Sons of Temper-
ance Hall. W Gibb, Chief ; VVilHam
Massie, Chieftain ; John Massie, Rec.
Secretary ; Jas. Crawford, F.S.; Wm.
Stewart, Treasui-er ; John McMillan,
Marshall ; Robt. Weir and Jas Clark,
Pipers ; A McKenzie, Standard Bearer ;
David Milne and John McKenzie,
Guards.
ST. Andrew's society.
Neil McNeil, President ; James Mc-
Dougall, 1st Vice-President ; D Spence,
2nd Vice-President ; Wm. Thompson,
Secretary.
ST. Patrick's society.
R J Bowes, President ; M. Meagher,
Vice-President ; L. O'Brien, Treasurer;
, F. Cicolari, Rec. Secretary ; P. Mc-
Laughlin, Grand Marshall. Meets
every 2nd Sunday in St. Patrick's Hall,
I VVellington street.
Kingston Stone Yard
For Scotch, Canadian and
American Monuments.
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CITY OF KINGSTON.
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
• CONFRATERyiTY OF THE HOLY FAMILY.
Men's branch meets first Sunday in
each month at 3. .30 p.m. Women's,
Ist Friday at 7.30 p.m.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY.
Meets every Sunday afternoon in St.
Mary's vestry at 2.30 p.m. F. Crim-
mons, President ; Lawrence O'Brien,
Vice-President ; M. E. Brennan, Sec-
rotary ; Edward Fahey, Treasurer.
CHILDREN OF ST. MARY.
Miss Fahey, President.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION,
BRANCH NO. 9.
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Purtell, President; Rev. T.
Merchants' Bank, King, cor. Wil-
liam.— Geo E. Hague, Manager ; W.
B. Waterbury, Accountant ; W^. B.
Browne, Teller ; A. M. Gildersleeve,
Discount Clerk ; C. J. Crookall, Led-
ger Keeper ; C. M. Wrenshall, Clerk ;
W. McMorine, Clerk.
Bank of Montreal, King, comer
! William. — C. E. L. Porteous, ^Ianager
I H. S. Dupuy, Accountant ; J. D. G
Shaw, Teller ; E H. Retallack, Ledger
Kelly, 1st Vice-President ; E. Steacy,
2nd Vice-President ; James Coyle, Sec-
retary ; T. Regan, Fin. Secretary ; W.
Shanahan, Treas. ; T. Maloney, Mar-
shall ; J. Nolan, Guard. Represen-
tative to Grand Council, J. J. Behan,
alternate, M. Brennan. J. J. Behan.
Chancellor.
Young Irishmen's Catholic Bene-
volent Association, Branch No. 483
I.C.B.U.— J. J. Behan, President; P.
Morahan, 1st Vice ; P. Tierney, 2nd
Vice; P. J. Howland, Rec. Sec; J.
Gallivan, Fin. Sec: E. Clayton, Trea-
surer ; J. P. Walsh and C. Millane,
Marshals ; W. Flanagan, Guard ; J. J.
Behan, G.V.P. J. Collins and M. J.
Neville, Representatives to Conven-
tion ; Rev. T. Carey, Chaplain.
Catholic Order of Foresters. — J.
P. Walsh, Chief Ranger; J. Kane,
Vice Ranger ; T. P. Redmond, Cor.
Sec; P. J. Howland, Fin. Sec; J.
Gallivan, Treasurer ; W. Duffy, Sr.
Conductor ; J. Brick, Jr. Conductor ;
Jas. Ennis, Inside Sentinel ; M. Kane,
Outside Sentinel. Hall, 195 Ontario,
BANKS.
Bank of British North America
City Buildings. — H. A. Harvey, mana
ger ; Charles Edward Taylor, Account
ant ; John D. Petrie, Teller ; R. R. F
Harvey, Ledger Keeper ; H C. Cart
wright. Clerk ; Reuben Stafford, Mes
senger.
Keeper; P. G. W . H. Harvey, Clerk
H. E. C. Wonham, Clerk.
Ontario Bank, Golden Lion Block
Wellington, coiner Clarence, — T. Y
Greet, Manager; H. Howard, Account
ant ; J. H. Mitchell, teller ; F. D. Tay
lor. Ledger Keeper ; J. A. Mc Arthur
Collection Clerk ; F. X. Rogers, mes
senger.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kingston Hospital. — Governors ex
Officio : The County Judge, the Mayor
of Kingston, the Warden of Frontenac,
the Sheriff of Frontenac The Eleven
Life Governors : Sir John A. Macdon-
ald. Sir R. J. Cartwright, Hon. M.
Sullivan, M.D., B. M. Britton, John
Duff, Edwin Chown, Wm. Ford, J. B.
Carruthers, Dr. 0. S. Strange, E. J. B.
Pense, B. W. Robertson. The Sub-
scription Governors : Hon. A. Camp-
bell, Hon. G. A. Kirkpatrick, Ira A.
; Breck, Alex. Gunn, H, A. Calvin, K.
I N. Fenwick, M.D., Principal Grant,
j E. H. Smythe. Officers : Chairman
I of the Board of Governors, Hon G. A.
Kirkpatrick; attending Medical Offi-
cers, Dr T. R. Dupuis, Dr. A. S. Oliver,
Dr. K. N. Fenwick, Dr. J C. Council ;
Sec'y. -Treas, J. E.('lark; Medical Sup-
erintendent, Dr. E. Hooper, L. S. A.
Hotel Dieu, Brock street, — Sister
Margaret Doran, Superioress; Dr. M.
Sullivan, Chief Physician; Drs. Phelan
and Ryan, Attending Physicians.
The Hotel Dieu Female Orphan
Asylum is in connection.
House of Providence, Sister Mary
Edward, Superioress.
Protestant Orphan's Home, Union
street, opposite Drill shed.— Charles
Guild, Manager.
J. Laidlaw & Son «'l"°oS"JoT^
CITY OF KINGSTON.
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House of Industry, 3^ Montreal
street. — John Harkness, Superinten-
dent.
Kingston Penitentiary. — M. La-
vell, Warden; Wm. Sullivan, Deputy
Warden ; O. S. Strange, M. D., Sur-
geon ; S. W. Scobell, Accountant ;
Rev. C. E. Cartwright, Protestant
Chaplain ; Miss Fahey, Matron ; R.
Hewton, Chief Keeper ; Robert R.
Creighton, Clerk ; P. O'Donnell, Store-
keeper ; James VVeir, Steward.
Asylum for the Insane (Post Office,
Kingston).— C. K. Clarke, Medical
Superintendent ; J. Robinson, M. D,
Assistant Medical Superintendent ; J.
Webster, M.D., Assistant Physician;
Wm. Anglin, Rursar ; Allan McLean,
Steward ; Miss E. Kirkpatrick, Mat-
ron.
Regiopolis Branch Asylum for
THE Insane.— John Davidson, Super-
visor.
Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, 123 Princess.— W. G. Anglin, M.
D., President; G. M. Macdonell, Q.
C, Vice-President : G. E. Hague,
Treasurer ; G. E. Williams, General
Secretary. Meetings — Sunday, 4.15
p.m., young men's gospel meeting;
Monday, 7.30 p.m., training classes;
Thursday, social evening ; Friday, 7.30
p.m., junior department; Saturday, 8
p.m., Bible study. Free reading room,
open every day.
Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation, 128 Clarence— Miss Machar,
Secretary.
Humane Society.— R. S. Dobbs,
Secy. -Treasurer.
RAILWAYS.
Kingston & Pembroke.— (Offices,
Ontario Street, opposite City Hall)—
C. F. Gildersleeve, President ; John D.
Flower, Vice-President ; T. W. Nash,
Sec.-Treas. and Chief Engineer ; B. W,
Folger, Superintendent ; J. H. Taylor,
Assistant Superintendent ; Kirkpatrick
& Rogers, Solicitors ; F. Conway, As-
sistant Freight and Passenger Agent ;
Wm. Erwin, Road Master ; N. Parent,
Paymaster ; M.J. Neville, Auditor.
Kingston, Napanee & Western.—
E. W. Rath bun. General Manager ; H.
B. Sherwood, Superintendent and Gen-
eral Freight and Passenger Agent ; R.
J. W^ilson, Kingston, agent C. P. R.
Tel. Co., Clarence, cor. Ontario.
STA(iE ROUTES.
Battersea Stage.— William Arthur
proprietor. Leaves Windsor Hotel
cor. Princess and Montreal, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 3 p.m. Bat
tersea stage, Tunis Ferguson, proprie
tor, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from Windsor Hotel at 3 p.m. Fare
25 cents.
Kingston and Gananoque Stage. —
J. B. Brennan, proprietor. Leaves
Windsor Hotel daily at 3 p.m.
Newboro Stage.— Webb Copeland,
proprietor. Leaves Windsor Hotel
daily at 7 a.m.; ariives at 3 p.m.
Fare, $1.50.
Inverary Stage. — J. Stoness, pro-
prietor. Leaves Windsor Hotel daily
at 4 p.m.
Napanee Stage.— H. Finkle, prop.
Leaves Windsor Hotel daily at 3 p.m.
Sydenham Stage. — Leaves Windsor
Hotel daily.
Bath Stage (winter only).— A. Ails-
worth, proprietor. Leaves Windsor
Hotel daily at 3 p.m. Fare, 50 cents.
DIVISION COURT CLERKS.
No. 1, Wm. Robinson, Kingston ;
No. 2, P. McKim, Cataraqui ; No. 3,
Charles Ruttan, Sydenham ; No. 4,
Alex. Grant, Verona ; No. 5, John Mc-
Grath, Inverary ; No. 6, Jesse Shibley,
Sharbot Lake.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Joseph Woodruff, Warden ; C. V,
Price, Judge; Wm. Ferguson, Sheriff;
B. M. Britton, Clerk of the Peace and
County Attorney ; Arch McGill, Coun-
ty Court Clerk and Deputy Clerk of
Crown and Peace and Registrar Sur-
rogate Court ; Thomas F. Vanluven,
Treasurer ; D. J. Walker, County
Clerk ; Wm. Spankie, B.A., M.D., In-
spector Public Schools ; C. H. Corbett,
Governor of Jail ; A. S. Oliver, M.D.,
Surgeon County Jail ; John Shepherd,
Court House Keeper.
Books for Presents at McAuley's.
1Q4 MEMORANDA.
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