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Ithaca Directory 1880-81

LH-CASE 974.7 Ithaca 1880-81

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Artificial Teeth Inserted on

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Twenty-three years' experience in Ifore practice of Dentistry, enables

me to guarantee perfect satisfaction Please give me a call.

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.BOO HL'S

WALL PAPER *vd WINDOW SHADE,

Stationery & Fancy Furniture Store,40 East 3tettG Street,

ITHACA, N. Y.

4 & 5 Titus Block, West State St., Ithaca.

CASE

HOWARD & CLEMENT,

insr _-v_c_,i-. its _B_Ee_A.asro_E3:-Eis.

Hearse & Carriages Furnished.

Night calls 54 W. State St., and 122 E. Seneca St.

Upholstering Couches, Mattrasses, and Parlor Furniture

at lowest figures. ._

No.

For Reference

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DIAMONDS -i JEWELRY,

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

STEAM SCOURINGAND

10 SO. CAYUGA ST.,ESTABLISHED

Itlllftoa, KT. Y.

1850.

p\. SMITH & SON,

44 W. WATER ST.,

SYKAOUSE, H. T.

Ladies'

Dresses

^

press 3U:

All the Fashionable shades of the season.

Cleaned, Dyed and Curled.

KID GLOVES CLEANED & DYED.

Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed, in a ^jipejior Manner.

GENTS' L,IGHT SUITS A SPECIALTY.

COLLARS, CUFFS, AND ALL FINE WORK

LAUNDERED IN A SUPERIOR MANNER.

ITHACA STEAM DYEING, SCOURING AND LAUNDRY ESTABLISHMENT,

rlO Soutlx Oaynga .Street.

ALEX. SMITH.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

SOUTH HILL GOAL YARD !

COALS !

Bright, Clean & Free From Dirt.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,

And Coal DELIVERED TO ANY PORTION OF

THE VILLAGE, the same as from other agents.

"ftnmi goii oiHOHI,"

Is the motto at this Yard.

IW GreatConveniences afforded to Peo

ple living in the County south of the City.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IH

Only Democratic Paper in

Tompkins County.

THE

Ithaca Democrat!PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

OFFICIAL PAPEROF THE

ESTABLISHED IN 1820.

-WJ^-JEITD GhREGOKY,

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

Of all descriptions done in the beat styles and at

The Lowest Rates.

IV ADVERTISEMENTS.

GENERAL DEALERS IN

COUNTRY PRODUCEOF ALL KINDS. ALSO,

Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions,Crockery, P/i^ts, Oils, Nails, Salt, Wate_\ Lime & Fish.

ALSO, WILCOX'S HARD AND SOFT BRICK.

202 W. State, W. of Inlet, Ithaca.

O. .MI. SIOI.A.IR.F., ID. JD S.,(GRADUATE PHILADELPHIA DENTAL COLLEGE),

Dental Rooms over So. 74 East State Street,NEARLY-

OPPOSITE ITHACA HOTEL.

All operations in Dentistry I will execute in the most thorough, manner, using

nothing but the best materials, and entire satisfaction I will guarantee to all my pa

tients. In the matter of Prices WILL DEFY COMPETITION.8_^~

LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS ADMINISTERED._^

J. C. Westervelt,No. 17 East State Street,

Stapled imported Groceries

FINE BAKERY

AND

ADVERTISEMENTS.

LAGER BEER.met tt Dae4liAlMntf* "

-*i-sK__SC_^_

Mmmw l%a%it s&tttzu

RESTAURANT FIRST CLASS.

RENSSELAER MILLER,

Dry Goods, Carpets,

CROCKERY AND GROCERIES,

IT-ECA-O.^., _Kr."ST.

ADVERTISEMENTS. VI

JOHN E. McINTOSH,

-NTO. 19 _E3. ST-.a-TE: STUR-ZEJIEJT,

_. ^^J_DfJ&J_U?ÂGENT,DEALER IN

WINESf LIQUOHS, CIGAMS^ &<39f

El'll_ffi _43SS_4 @S., iIB_&_&,, 21. "ST.

South Hill Meat Market.L. BRBITBMBBCKBR,

_N"o. 3Soutb.Aurora Street.

Fresh Meats of all kinds. Choicest Outs and Steaks,Corn Pork, Beef and Smoked Meats.

Highly Seasoned- Sausage & Bologna.

Billiards.The Largest and Finest Rooms in the city, over 14 and 16 E. State.

T. F. DOHERTY.

VII ADVERTISEMENTS.

CENTRAL GROCERY HOUSE.

60 WEST STATE STREET.

An Anxious Crowd after Bargains.

Our Customers are Advised to

bring a Club to prevent being

crusbed in tbe tbrong.

Our Little Hatchet We Cannot Tell a Lie.

VIII ADVERTISEMENTS.

and Eii.es,

ITHACA, N. Y.

DWIGHT McINTYRE,PRACTICAL

PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER,ITHACA, _tST_ST.

Orders Left at Residence, No. 59 East Mill Street,

(OR ADDRESS P. O. BOX in),

"W"_L_L rreoeiT'" I______L___r__cL&'b _A_ti't-a.tio-a.-

PIANOS TUNED BY THE YEAR.

Farmers'

Lunch House and Hotel,1VO. 44 EAST STATE STREET,

F. ROAT. Proprietor.

HOURS FROM 11:30 A. M., UNTIL 1:30 P. M.

%\\ intte at p*at* and #ame Wttft-$tg*tKMt$Will be served during the above hours.

LODGING. The r00ms are large and airy, and prices reason

able. Extra meals served at all hours. Also, a FIRST-CLASS LADIES'

DINING ROOM on the second floor.

SSFJLJMJL_UiLJiy^SS>f

DEALER IN

hub. .mm: it ...... in, k.No. 78 Cascadilla Street.

ALSO AGENT FOR

\ H.ELLIS'

STRAIGHT GRADE fÊW PROCESS FLOW}.V\T-E_COIJES-A.I_,-a3 _A.-Sr_D retail.

CORNER CASCADILLA AND CA YUGA STREETS.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IX

Centennial Hotel !EUROPEAN PLAN.

WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS

FINE STOCKALES.ALSO-

FISH BY TETEPHONE

I have connected my Fish Depot With the Telephone

Exchange by putting in a Telephone. People from anypart of the city can now have fresh fish and clams deliv

ered at their door by telephoning their order direct to thelargest fish depot in Ithaca. MOSES VAN DROOF,

167 West State Street, Ithaca, N- T-

Cornwall <fc Rockwell,DEALERS IN

PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,BBANDIBS. GKEUST, <ScO.

WarrMlited _Pre and Free From AH Adalteff-atfong.

Goods Delivered to any fart of th* City.

_CTO.S NORTH -A.tT__aO.B_A. ST-BE-EDT.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

FARMERS'

Central Sheds

CITY BOARDING STABLES !Entrances, State Street, 'EastofAndrus

& Church's ; Green Street, Op

posite Reynolds & Lang's.

These large and commodious sheds are situated in the very centre of

Ithaca, convenient to all the business portion of the town. No more

need of leaving your horses exposed to rain or sun. For a small sum

they will be well cared for.

J. H. DRAKE, - -- -

Proprietor.

ITHACA, -NT. "ST.

BARBER SHOP!FIRST CLASS.

^VPROPRIETORS,

BATH ROOMS!FIRST CLASS.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XI

FALL CPiEE MILL. !

fk^Tr

tri'- 'Lr-MJ:

-MANUFACTUREROF-

Flour, Feei eal

ITMM& Jf. F

INTO. 3 -XKT. STAT_E_ ST_El_EJ_EST.

IFllfUfk-a

SPECIALTIES.

XII ADVERTISEMENTS.

0

WHOLESALE PRODUCE DEALER AND

Flour, Grain, Wool, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Potatoes, Apples,

Dried Fruit, Clover and Timothy Seeds a Specialty.

3 AND- 5 SOUTH TIOQA STREET, ITHAOA, M. Z.

L. F. BRUNNER,

ON FARM ST., NEAR CAYUGA.

AND

aai_ntaun_nMa_n(._____a-B_B_B_a__ni_^_H_^^

T>JLT>T &d.ROBiisrso.isr,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Wines and Liquors.

NO. 9 NORTH A URORA STREET,

Ittiwa, . f.LORIN DAY,JAS. ROBINSON.

Quick & Tuthill,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

rar ifm mrc, mrs m raw,103 WEST STATE STREET, ITHAC_, Hi. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XHI

J. R. WORTMAN. L. S. WORTMAN.

Wortman & Son,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Choice Sail and Fresh Us, laid, Tallow, 6c,NO. 16 NORTH AURORA ST.,

inzBLj^c-A., 3sr. -sr.

im

178 NORTH AURORA STREET.

SUPPLIED WITH

IS

Regularly and delivered.

Orders for any quantity ofMilk promptly attended; to.

I keep first-class milch cows and intend adding choice

stock to the lot.

Parties dealing with me will be attended to regularly,

promptly, and supplied with PURE, UJSADULTERA

TED MILK.

fmacA

76 W. BUFFALO ST.

IB J". DAVIS,MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

GUNS PISTOLS, AMMUNITION AND SEWING MACHINE

PARTS. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHOKE

BORING SHOT GUNS, RIFLE CUTTING AND-

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING.

Parties wanting goods in that line please give me a call. B. J. DAVIS.

P. O. Box >,04T. N. B. Orders by mail promptly attended.

XIV ADVERTISEMENTS.

FINCH & APGAR,

Publishers^ Booksellers and Hank U Manufacturers,CORNER STATE AND TIOGA STS.,

ITHACA, N. Y.

Planing Mill & Lumber Yard,flJltming, patting onJ> Jumping,

SAOJIOG, SCROLL SAUJIDG ADD TUflmnG.

MOULDINGS AND BRACKETS

A SPECIALTY.

cSfo6. 22 and 2% jg. Wufom jjMUeef,

ITHACA, N. Y.

XV ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cascadilla Mills !FLOUR, FEED, Ac.

AND

_d_e_a_.i_j__b_rinsr gkfl_a.i:dt_

FRESH GROUND CAYUGA PLASTER.

H. 0. WILLIAMS, Linn, near Mill.

I95 WEST SENECA STREET,

ITSACA, JST, "ST.

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer.

Repairing in all its Branches with Prices that

Will Suit.

I also have control of Tompkins County for Goodal'spatent Axle Gutting Machine, making an old, worn

wagon run as still as a new one. Call and examine at

my shop.

XVI ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUOK'S

SHAVING, HAfFi CUTTING MO BATH ROOMS,Under Finch &

Apgar'

s Book Store,

CORNER STATE AND TIOGA STREETS,

Is the best conducted and most centrally located estab

lishment in the city.

SIX FlIjST-CLASS BERBERS JLND U\\ GUTTERIn attendance.

My Bath Rooms are the lightest in Ithaca. New

Planished Copper Tubs, Showers, &c. Turkish Towels

and all the conveniences usually found in a first-class

Bath Room.

These rooms are frequented by the most fastidious,

being kept scrupulously clean.

FOB A ClBANf KICK BATHfCall at this establishment.

Private Sponges, Towels, Soap, &.C., Furnished and

Kept in Private Boxes.

With agreeable and obliging attendants this establish

ment guarantees better satisfaction than heretofore.

HAIOES IIOWEII# COKCATBDt

HOLLOW GROUND, AND PUT IN THE BEST ORDER A T REASON

ABLE RATES.

0_7BI BAY &HD lYBHIlIB, SUN-UTS -_2_C.__.I__D.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

6UNS ! GUNS !m

Breeeh and Muzzle Loading Guns

of all the Standard Makers,

American or Ejng-lisli.

Fishing: Tackle in &reat Afariettj,

AMMUNITION, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Everything used by Sportsmen kept constantlyon hand.

F. C. FOWLER,Sfo. 56 State Street, Ithaca, ST. Y.

-TnTE-V^ a-ÛVIIIE. LAW".

Open Season For Game and Fish as Follows :

Deer, -- - From Aug. I to Dec. I

Duck, Geese and Brant, - -

"

Sept. I to May i

Rabbits, - - -

"

Nov. I to Jan. I

Woodcock, .-

--

"

Sept. I to Jan. iBlack and Grey Squirrels, -

"

Aug. l .o Feb. I

Partridge or Grouse and Meadow Larks."

Sept. i to Jan. I

Brook Trout, - - --

'

April i to Sept. I

Lake Trout, - - -

"

April I to Oct. I

Black Bass. - --

-"

June I to Jan. i

SHOOTING QUAIL PROHIBITED FOR THREE YEARS.

A. H. FOWLER,

DENTIST__STC_>.3 STATE S.TIR_:EJ_E_.T.

XVIII ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. IP.-HZY-DIE,

NOTARY PUBLIC,

REAL ESTATE AND CONVEYANCING,

First door north of County Clerk's Office, up stairs, over

Ackley's News Emporium, Ithaca, N. Y.

NJY BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, Girls, and theBabies'

Shoes

made to order in the best and latest styles.

Warranted to be Boots and Shoes, and will wearas such.

Repairing HTeatly .Done.

Call and give me a trial. Lowest Rates.

m% S. Cayuga St. austin p. saunders.

>m JLPa

-DEALERIN-

wJi > Ml

Mi& m& itetefl Mlvn Wm,

No. 34 E. State St., ITHACA, N. Y.

108 West State Street, Corner of Corn,ITHACA, la-. Y.

DEALER IN

lm0, ^'W^MneA und ^memwaUFANCV AND TOILET ARTICLES, SPONGES, BRUSHES

(J PERFUMERY, CONFECTIONERY, &c.l^ Physicians'

Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered with

care and dispatch. Stock ofmedicines complete, warranted genuine, and of the bestquality.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XIX

GEORGE SCHENCK,

.Esat Wark at Satisfactory 3|atos,

Shop, 6 W. Green, - Residence, 176 ZV. Cayuga,

ITHACA, 1ST. T.

R. H. JACKSON. F. M. BUSH.

Jackson & Bush,DEALEES IN-

Dry - Goods!

53 State St.,- Sprague Block,

9 JS_ Q

XX ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAWSON & QUICK,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO RE

PAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

NO. 6 W. GREEN STREET, ITHACA, W, Y.

WHITE db BURDICK,

Fountain Drug Store,-DEALERS IN

Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c,

NO. 16 EAST STATE STREET,

C. H. WHITE.

D. W. BURDICK, , N. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXI

COAL!

|__3l_liA^^-li_|^B#|_L%^

DEALER IN-

SCRi COAL-BEST

OF-

Blacksmithing & Steam CoalFor threshing kept constantly on hand. Also,

HARD AND SOFT

WOODREADY SAWED AND SPLIT!

Office olzilcL "STa-irci

CORNER SENECA AND MEADOW.

XXII ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN SNAITH,

FOR

STONE, BRICK PRM

IBTJIX. IDI _]_Sr

C3-S

IPICll

CAREFULLY AND ACCURATELY PREPARED.

OFFICE, NO. 25 S.AURORA ST.

Read the lower margins of this Book.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXIII

RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE !

agttgK

C A. IVES, Agt

RAILWAY TICKETS TO }Ll PRINCIPAL POINTS

._A.t Lovrest _El.ates.

JE__f Through tickets via the popular Lehigh Valley and New York

Central Railroad for sale at THIS OFFICE ONLY.^W*

Tickets via Cayuga, Seneca, and the Upper Lakes.

C-T BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE._^,

Information in regard to Routes and tickets cheerfully given.

Livery 1 Exchange Stables.

WM. PITT BEERS,

9 South Tioga St., Opp. JournalBlock,

ITHACA, N. Y.

Hacks served on short notice for Funerals, Excursion

and pleasure parties, &c.

XXIV ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO_IVtI_K:2_KrS HOUSE,

Corner Aurora and Seneca Streets, Ithaca, New York.

A. B. STAMP, Proprietor.

Guests of the House conveyed to and from the Steamboats and Railroads free

of Charge.

LADIES'STORE!

-DEALERIN-

Millinery, Velvets, Ribbins, Laces, Silk, Feathers,\mm awl

infant*'

Jwnteftinfl.

BLEACHING, PRESSING, RENEWING OLD

CRAPE, ALSO, STAMPING FOR BRAID

ING AND EMBROIDERING.

No. 30 East State Street, Iihaca, IV. V.

Please don't leave without seeing our

" This House always gives Good Measure."

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXV

J. O. MARSH. E. M. HALL.

mmnmn 4 nmh%-DEALERS IN

.Q^M_J?MZT...&.

Groceries cfc; Orool_c.i*y,

-AND MANUFACTURERS OF-

GENTS'

ANDBOYS'

CLOTHING

jlimlak iXfawt, "Wtham,

Sugerman Bros.,- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

\YOUTHS,'

BOYS/-AND-

CHILDRESS

NOS. 61 AND 63 EAST STATE STREET, ITHACA.

\W ZN. ZBLATEST STYLES ALWA IS ON

HAND.

XXVI ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN ABBOTT,

STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP

IN THE

MOST APPROVED MANNER.

Estimates freerfuilu Furnished

For general repairs.

lalT"

Parties that contemplate making

improvements will do well to call on me

and getmy prices before letting the Job.

RESIDENCE. PLEASANT STREET.

Post Office Box 865, ITHACA, N. Y.

FREDERICK P. RANDOLPH,28 SEARS STREET, ITHACA, N. Y.

CARPENTER,

BUILDER,

CONTRACTOR,

III IIPIEIIIOIS

Orders from a distance promptly attended to.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXVII

WARREN HUNT,

-DEALER IN

. Loyal Sect.

ANTHRACITE COAL.

Sole agent for Ithaca for

I

mi > Kfaoe.' < 11

Orders for Goal in any Quantity Promptly Filled-

Office and Yard : Foot of Clinton St.,

ITHACA, .NT. Y

ADVERTISEMENTS.

LUN

CH

LUNCH HOUSE

H

0

U

S

Eo. g J-2 |p. -qjfaywgti ^mwi,

ITHAOA, KT. "ST.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXIX

LAGER BEER SALOON !

Wmg^!!&j| iIj, 1*21

Thmtlmz Zintzh,

NOS. 8 AND 10 NORTH A URORA STREET.

zw%x%np

HATTER-AND

ip fe illfefe

,0. ^4 U?

ia'_ta:_A.o_A._ nsr. sr.

XXX ADVERTISEMENTS.

[ESTABLISHED 1859.J

<f

?IK

g|

CI*m?

-DEALERIN-

Flaging,Cut^BuildingStone

ORDERS FROM ANY POINT

lUfl Hill.

Office, 53 West Seneca St.,

ITHACA, IT. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXI

V^satr.-.---^.'W-r V.'~;_. r^sis^V

,-'&/pW^

M.VNUI''.\("n'].i;i.S AND DEALERS IN

Tin?Copper iSheet IronWareROOFING AND SPOUTING A SPECIALTY.

Sole Agents for Scott's Patent Sheet Iron Roofing,And for John A. Starr's

RectangularBeaded ExpandingGalvanizedWater

Conductor.

No. I 7 North Aurora St., Ithaca, N. Y.

Dr. Geo. W. Hoysradt,

DENTIST,OPPOSITE CLINTON HOUSE,

ITHAOA, Kr. Y.

CIGARS,

TOBACCO.

L9|

NO. 5 NORTH TIOGA ST., ITHACA, N. Y.

XXXII ADVERTISEMENTS.

MMMMF SWMWMmW*

AGENT FOR THE

Rochester VITRIFIED SEWERand

DRAIN PIPE COMPANY.Also, for

THE WMi CEMENT SEWER PIPE COMFANY !

MANUFACTURER OF THE

COHBINATIOir OIIIIIY fLUIS.Also of

Vases and Ornamental Artificial Stone 'Work.

114 East Buffalo Street,ITHACA, N. Y.

R. PERCIVAL,

GENERAL BOOK ANDPUBLISHERS'

AGENT!

ANY BOOK FURNISHED TO ORDER

Atpublishers'

andimporters'

lowest rates.

ALL ORDERS FOR LIBRARIES FURNISHED AT

LOWEST RATES.

mmwmatpwmm & WAi

Delivered to any part of the city.

{ÔRDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. __S

OFFICE :

2-7 3-3. STATIES ST., TX;_p Stairs.

R. PERCIVAL, ITHACA, N. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

EstalDXis3___a<a. 1872.

ITHACA, N. Y.

P^fe,

. g* MIBBAU6H

Will purchase for Cash highest rates all kinds of

OUSEHOLD OODS & MERCHANDISE,

J. F. 1ENNON

Will sell HOUSEHOLD GOODS at private residences,

at any point in Tompkins County.

New and Second Hand Furniture,

CARPETS, STOVES, &c, alwayB on hand.

XXXIV ADVERTISEMENTS.

BAKERY AND MILK DEPOT,-DEALER

IN-

Pure Confectionery.

TOBACCOS, CIGARS, &.ALSO A FULL LINE OF

fiOwk6,and'

jPfow6iQn6,eon6$af0y on hand.

2 Doors East of P. 0., Ithaca, W. Y.

Titus B.ock, Ithaca.

JS

is.

r^

^FarmWagons, Sleighs & Cutters

la "t-t__.e_c Season..

Also, finished Wood Work for Buggies, any style of

body, supplied at short notice. A stock of Wheels, Axles,Springs, and Carriage

Makers'Hardware.

Any style of Fine Carriages made to order. All work

or materials warranted as represented.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXV

C. L. GRANT, Jr.,-DEALER IN

Drugs&Medicines,PAINTS, OILS & GLASS.

BRUSHES and PERFUMERY,

?6 SaM State Sttwt, Jtlhaw, Jr. Xj.

IS-

PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USE.gj

THE TJOOA HOUSE.

-Ed. J. SBAMOIT

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ithaca and vicinity, that she

has rented the Tioga House,

CORNER TIOGA AND SENECA STREETS,

Aud the same has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished through

out. A share of patronage is solicited.

Terms:Per Meal, - - - - 25 cts."

Day, ... _ 1.00"

Week. - - $3.50 to $5.00"

Lodging, ... 25 cts.

House Strictly Temperance. E. J. SEAMON, Prop'r.

XXXVI ADVERTISEMENTS.

NAUGHTON BROS.,

-DEALERS IN

GR0CERIE1 PR.71.I0NS

1ASS WAII, lAMPSf &C9

GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.

NO. 20 3ST. AtTEOEA 8TKBET,

ITHACA, N. Y.

J. H. HYMES,

JSI CITY, PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE,

J

OFFICE, NO. 5 EAST STATE SRREET,

Ticket Office of F. W. Phillip*.

IST*

Passengers conveyed to and from the Depot of

the Utica, Ithaca and Elmira Eailroad.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXVII

TOSIEIFIEE ESTY,

killer, Fiiigs, Ming, Oils, Hides, Skins, Ms

Humboldt Sole Leather.

g* g. Hî & fto/s gclting*5 East Slate Street, Ithaca, IV. IT.

,MNHA

MANUFACTURER OF

AND DEALER IN

Tea and Wrapping Paper,

No. 40 West State Street, Ithaca, N. Y.

A. F. COHEN,

Elmira, N. Y.

P. HARRIS,

Ithaca, N. Y.

-WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF

FINE MILLINERY,AND

iffi 1$

CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.

o. 24 tfari MU $tmt, Wtom, f. %

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUL

Wholesale and retail dealer in

Hats, Caps !

V. i '1

^-.IsTID FTJBS

The Highest Cah Price Paid For Raw Furs.

NO. 75 EAST STATE STREET, ITHAOA, N. T.

CITY BOTTLING WORKS.R. Schwartz, - Proprietor.

_A_Se>xxtamcL Bottler

OF THE

Bartholomay Brewing Company's Rochester Lager,AND MANUFACTURER OF BELFAST

GINGER ALE.

BIRCHBEER, LEMON, SARSAPARIL,I_A Soda,&c

Also Agent for Greenway's Syracuse, and McKech-

nie's Canandaigua Ales.

ISir All orders for private use will receive prompt

attention.

OLD ITHAOA BANK, Basement, Ithaca, N- T-

ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXIX

mi i2?n

SHiipnuHjaiiao'

tfppni

AT

B. MINTZ 'S

CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,

ISO. 29 E. STATE ST., 3 DOOijS W. 'OF TOMPKINS CO. BANK

I2C3g:_A.O_A., 3NT. Y.

(Ekntlemcn's Clotljing Cleaned and ftepairei) Neotlg and

Promptly.

P.S.Also a Fine Stock ofSecondHand Goods Always on Hand.

JOHN NORTHRUP,BLOCK, - 5. TIOGA ST.,

_ET__E3_._A.0_A.,_KT--S".

Manufacturing Company's Sewing Machines !

Number Sold During theYear 1S79, - 431,167.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRS C. ROCKWELL,DEALERS IN

Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Chestnut Posts

Office and Yards at Kins'.-. Old Stand.

CHAELES .F1. IsT__A_.G-X_E

Will leave Buffalo street and Inlet at 9:45 A. M. and

2 P. M. daily throughout the boating season for

6lIi. Taiftg&A&BOCk,and all intermediate points.

ROCKWELL &HOFF, - Proprietors.

J. B. TAYLOR,DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

I100I1IIS, S1IQK1D UIATS, FISH

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,

By the Lb., Bbl., Box or Crate.

TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, MOLASSES,HAMS, MACKEEEL, CANNED FEUITS,

EGGS, CHEESE, BUTTER,LARD, SPICES, &c.

24, Corner .Auroraand Senera Streets,

ITHACA, N. Y.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Place to Buy

GROCEFJES PROVISIONS.

#ll

At prices that will please both old and young, rich and

poor, is at

Mead & Buck'sNEW PLACE OF BUSINESS,

COR. PLAIN & SENEGA STS., ITHACA, N. Y.

(Store formerly occupied by Geo. E. Young.)

To convince yourselves of this fact please call and ex

amine our stock, which is complete, and guaranteed to

give satisfaction. Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds in

their season. Produce taken in exchange.

Don't forget the place, cor. Plain and Seneca Sts.FRED. C. MEAD. GEO. E. BUCK.

XLII ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE BEST, THE LARGEST, AND THE MOST WIDELY

CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED

IN THE COUNTY.

IISSUED EVERY FRIDAY,

AT 41 EAST STATE ST., ITHACA, N. Y.

A. CLAPP, Publisher.

The ITHACAN is an eight-page, 56-column newspa

per, devoted to local and general news, politics and read

ing for the family.

pep; Ye/h_ i\ Advance.

3,000 Copies per Week,

Pays more Postage than any other Pa

per in the County.

IV ISA

Will find it to their advantage to place their advertise

ments in the ITHACAN.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XLIII

LEHIGH VALLEY

GoalYardOffice txx<3LYard :

IN REAR OF G., I. AND S. DEPOT.

LEHIGH VALLEY COAL COMPANY'S

AOTf)_RA(fITG!

\thmedw amliBio66hm i3oa4 ispM

Bituminous Coals,Always on hand,

Also,

HARD AND SOFT DRY WOOD

Eeady sawed for kindling. All coal dry and screened.

J. H. HORTON, AGENT

XLIV ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Steamed & Evaporated A

AND

EVAPORATED APPLE,Prepared by the

ALDEN PNEUMATIC PROCESS

In flavor and color, in every way equivalent to the

natural product. Warranted to keep, with proper care,

in any climate. Put up neatly in clean packages of

thirty-five aud fifty pounds.

ClBBfi VlNJEGAM,

AMade from Alden Fruits.

This justly celebrated Vinegar is warranted to keeppickles, to be of uniform standard strength, to be per

fectly pure, and of that peculiar fruity flavor which is

only to be found m pure cider Vinegars. Put up by

HERMON M. ATWOOD,

AIT3E3C-A.O-A., _ET_.Y.

A

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ithaca Marble

Grranite

Works.

T. J. STEPHENS, Manager,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTICMARBLE

MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. SCOTCH, ENGLISH, IRISH

AND AMERICAN GRANITE MONUMENTS. MARBLE AND

MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS. 6_g~FIRE

GRATES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION._^J

Shops, 7 and 9 S. Tioga St., Opp. Journal Block,

ITHACA, :rsr_ ~5T_

H. K.1SJONES,

rchant Tailor,No. 29 E. State St., 2d floor,

Deming Hall entrance.

A full line of French, English and American Suitings

always on hand. Fine Diagonal Suits, at astonishinglow prices. My Wedding Outfits are second to none in

the State. Broken Suits in French and English Goods.

A fine line of extra Pants, in fact everything in my line

that pertains to the outer man.

mf nil are so

I pay $.120 rent and do my own Cutting. Climb up,

and save good money.

Yours very respectfully, H. K. JONES.

XLVI ADVERTISEMENTS.

Daily JournalIs published every afternoon (Sundays and Holidays excepted), at the

Journal Steam Printing House,

JOURNAL BLOCK, SOUTH TIOGA STREET.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, Choicest MISCELLANY,

and a LIVE LOCAL PAGE every day.

Terms:

Delivered by .Carriers, 65 Cents per month. Mail subscriptions, 60

Cents per month. Single Copies, 5 Cents.

The Ithaca Weekly Journal,Issued every Thursday, contains Telegraphic News of the Associated

Press, full Market Reports, an ably-edited Agricultural page,

Poems, Stories, Fashions, Miscellany, Recipes for the

Farm and House, and is a necessity to everyintelligent home in the County.

TERMS $2.00 per annum in advance.

fli IJeiiarfiiiiiiii

Merchants, Manufacturers, and all Business Men should

get our prices for

CIRCULARS, CARDS, BILL-HEADS, HAND

BILLS, DODGEES,

and all kinds of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.

JtyWe do all work for the smallest profit and in the most artistic

manner.

ADVERTISEMENTS. XLVII

T__E3I_K!

NO. 55 POWERS BLOCK,

ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Itjcarptxratati. $prii 24; 1877,

OFFICBBS :

E. R. ANDREWS,D. LOWREY,T. A. RAYMOND,C. H. WEBB,

President.

Vice-President.

Secretary.

Treasurer.

TRUSTEES

EZRA R. ANDREWS,Printer and Publisher, No. i Aqueduct Street.

DANIEL LOWREY,Firm of Lowrey & Bradner, Manufacturers ofMorocco, and Dealers in Wool, North

Water Street.

THOMAS A. RAYMOND.

Department of Public Instruction.

CHARLES H. WEBB,General Insurance Agent, Powers Block.

L. A. PRATT,Boot and Shoe Dealer, State Street.

THOMAS W. CANTWELL,Banker, Albany, N. Y.

J. S. GRAHAM,Firm of J. S. Graham & Co., Machine Works, Mill Street.

JAMES VICK, Jk.,Seedsman and Florist, State Street.

JOHN BIDELMAN,Grocer, Albion, N. Y.

THOMAS H. LYONS,Carriage Manufacturer, Syracuse, N. Y,

FREDERIC BARKER,Wholesale Hardware, Elmira, N. Y.

WM. H. STRYKER, General Agent.

GEORGE V. BENJAMIN, Special Agent,

ITHACA, V. Y.

XLVIII ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Ithaca Organ Co"y.Not only Manufacture and sell the

4p?fr

cs

S3

w' f

f I

Upon the most favorable terms. They are agents for the manufac-

ii.re of the WEBER, CHICKERING, HAINES. SOHMER,

PEASE, HARDMAN, HALE, BOARDMAN & GRAY, andMc-

CAMMON SQUARE, GRAND AND J_PRiBlT

PIANOS.ISP"

Those desiring to purchase an Organ or Piano will

find it to their advantage to call at the Ithaca Organ Factory and exam

ine instruments and obtain prices. All communications will receive

prompt attention addressed to the

lfHAA #EÂM 0O

ADVERTISEMENTS.

PL-ANTS ! PLANTS !

FOREIGN, DOMESTIC VEGETABLE \\ SEASON

Cut and artistically arranged in any form.

ITHACA NURSERY AND PLANT EXCHANGE,

30 S. Cayuga St., Ithaca, N Y.

LARGE, VARIED, COMPLETE.

All orders promptly filled.

cFiotwt YotoA, and cFanvy yifafa.

I am agent for the Prettiest, Best and Cheapest. Call

and see them. You will be astonished at the rates.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

-R.EÎN'OI-.OS <8c LAITG-,

PIPi

P

0>

tm

41i i

i_MI

A=: Hi

Nos. 17 and 19 East Green Street, Ithaca, N. Y.

MANUFACTUEEBS OF-

PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES,

-AND-

Agricultural Implements !

ADVERTISEMENTS. LI

Karl Schallowitz's

SALOON.

Choice imported and domestic

WINES AND CIGARS.

Special attention given to

Sluients, Parties, Societies, Clubs, Lodges, Sse., fc,For which private and spacious apartments can be

engaged.

IMPORTED GERMAN STUDENT PIPES,

For sale at reasonable rates, for which I am Agent.

KARL SCHALLOWITZ,

NEXT TO JOURNAL BLOCK.

LII ADVERTISEMENTS.

I I I CO.

CAYUGA DIVISION.

Tr,ains leave Ithaca daily, connecting with Erie trainsand trains on the main lines and branches of the D., L.&-W. B. Ei for Owego, BafEalo, Eochester, Scranton,Philadelphia, New York, Boston, lAlbany and intermediate points.

Ocl. ard

SUPERIOR,

SCREENED

COALS !

Always to be obtained at the yard at the depot.

Superintendent Cayuga Division.

ADVERTISEMENTS. LIII

Sheldon & Blevin,

Boarding and Sale Stables,

17 jFontb %wmMxul,

ITHACA, N. Y.

Hacks and Carriages with Careful Dri

vers Furnished to Order.

LIV ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pianos ! Organs !and all kinds of

W>

SOLD LOW FOE CASH,

ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN

OE BBNTED,

BY

ITHACA, -EST. "-T-

ALSO DEALER IN

SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS.

A large stock of Sheet Music at half price. General

agent for the White Sewing Machines, so simple a child

can use them. The BEST IN THE WOELD. Over

1,000 sold in this county and every one gives entire sat

isfaction.

ADVERTISEMENTS. LV

B. W. FRANKLIN,

^V \^> JL*arzp?J>

DENTIST.OIT-PIC-B BOOMS :

Over Hawkins, Finch & Co.'s,

23 EAST STATE STREET, ITHACA.

The very best sets of

TEETH ONLY $8*00.

Good Sets, $5.00.

TEETH RE-SET, $3.00. FILLING WITH GOLD,

$1.00. WHITE FILLING, 50c.

Persons troubled with EUBBEE SORE MOUTHS

can have new sets for $3.00. Gas of our own make ad

ministered, always safe and painless. Our patent im

proved Dental plates are being used exclusively by the

best Dentists in all our large cities,

%^

ALL WOBK

WAEEANTED TO BE THE VEEY BEST.

LVI ADVERTISEMENTS.

James Edwards,

3yL_A.3STTJ-_F,^_.CTTJI?.ElS<

Particular Attention Given to

Repairing !IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

H9 f BAST Mill SVBEETf

can>? 3-9?

Directory

ALSO,

GENERAL, STATE, COUNTY,

AND

CITY GOVERNMENT,

INSTITUTIONS, SOCIBTB

AND OTHEE VALUABLE INFOKMATION.

Canvassers^

J. F. LENNON, B. R. WILLIAMS,

Compiler,

B. R. WILLIAMS.

ITHACA, N. Y.:

NORTON & CONKLIN, Publishers,

Directory Publishing House.

1880.


INTRODUCTORY.

In presenting this Directory to the public we have but one

apology to offer, and that is for/the unavoidable delay in its

publication. We do not claim that it is perfect no work of

the kind ever was but that it is as perfect as careful, com

petent canvassers can make it. Extra pains has been taken

to get correct informationj and towatch the"

chronicmovers"

to keep their residence correct, down to the last moment

possible;

That the work will please our patrons we are sanguine ;

whether it may please the grumblers, who have not a cent

invested in the book, we are careless ; that it may be a con

venience to everybody, is the earnest wish of canvassers,

compiler, and

THE PUBLISHERS.


ITSACA STBI1T

The figure in connection with N. S. E. and W. indicates the number

of streets from the dividing line.

Adams, from Auburn running W to Inlet, 4th N Cascadilla.

Albany, Cascadilla to Titus Ave. 2d W Cayuga.

Auburn, Yates to R R Ave. ist W Cayuga.

Aurora, from N to S corporation lines, ?d E Cayuga.

Brindley, running N from Inlet and E of same.

Buffalo, Eddy to W end of State, 2d N of State.

Cascadilla, Cayuga to Cliff, 54I1 N of State.

Cascadilla Ave., Cayuga to Aurora, bank of Cascadilla Creek.

CAYUGA, N to S corporation lines, and dividing line N and S.

Centre, W from Albany, ist S of Clinton.

Cherry, from Clinton N to Inlet.

Chestnut, from Hector Road S across Elm, W Hill.

Cliff, from W State N to corporation line.

Clinton, from Prospect to Humboldt, 3d S of State.

Columbia, from Tioga E to Hudson, South Hill.

Corn, Buffalo to Clinton, 4th W of Cayuga.

Cornell, E from University.

DeWitt Place, N from Buffalo, near Spring.

Dey, from Auburn to R R Ave.

Dryden Road, E from N end of Eddy.

Eddy, east corporation line.

Elm, running S W fromW end of State, to W corporation line.

Esty, from Albany to Inlet, 4th N of State.

Factory, from State to Williams, 4th E of Cayuga.

Falls, Lake W to Aurora, nth N of State (formerly Prince).

Farm, Cayuga to Linn, 4th N of State.

Fayette, from Green S to Centre, 3 W Cayuga.

Fifth, from Cascadilla and Madison, running N.

First, from Cascadilla and Geneva, running N.

Fountain Place, N from No. 84 E Buffalo.

Fountain, S of Mechanic, S Hill (not open).

Fourth, from Cascadilla W of Plain, running N.

Franklin, from Auburn W to Inlet, 5th N of Cascadilla.

Fulton, State to Cascadilla, 6th W of Cayuga.

Geneva, Cascadilla to Titus Ave., ist W of Cayuga.

preen, Tioga to Inlet, ist S of State.

Hancock, Auburn to Seventh, 3d N of Cascadilla.

Hazen, from Mitchell to Dryden Road, 2d E of Eddy.

Hector, running N W from W end of State.

Hudson, running E and S from Aurora, S Hill.

ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Huestis, from Mitchell to Dryden Road, ist E of Eddy.

Humboldt, from W end of State S to corporation line.

Jay, Auburn to Tioga, .9th N of State.

King, Tioga to Linn, 8th N of State.

Lake, from University N to corporation line.

Lake Ave., from corner of Cayuga and Cascadilla N to R R

Avenue.

Lewis, Auburn to Tioga, 8th N of State.

Linn, Mill to Queen, 4th E of Cayuga.

Madison, Auburn to Fifth, 2d N of Cascadilla.

Marshall, Willow Ave. to Linn, 5th N of State.

Meadow, Cascadilla S .to corporation line, 6th W of Cayuga.

Mill, Linn to Cliff, 3dN of State.

Mitchell, E from E end of State.

Monroe, from Lake Ave., to Third, 1st N of Cascadilla.

Ozmun Place, N from 130 E Buffalo.

Parker, Seneca to Buffalo, East Hill.

Plain, Cascadilla to Titus Ave., 3d W of Cayuga.

Pleasant, Tioga to Hudson, South Hill.

Prince (now Falls).

Prospect, Tioga to Hudson, South Hill.

Quarry, State to Buffalo, 5th E of Cayuga.

Queen, Tioga to Linn, 9th N of State.

Railroad Ave., from Lake to Inlet, 10th N of State.

Sears, Mill to Cascadilla Creek.

Second, from Cascadilla and Albany to Steamboat Landing.

Seneca, from Eddy to Humboldt, ist N of State.

Seventh, Cascadilla to Inlet.

Sixth, Cascadilla to Inlet.

Spencer, from Prospect to Cayuga, S of Six Mile Creek.

Spring, State to Buffalo, 3d E of Cayuga.

STATE, Eddy to Cliff, dividing line E and W.

Third, from cor. Cascadilla and Monroe N to Inlet.

Tioga, from N to S corporation line, ist E of Cayuga (S end

not open).

Titus Ave., Cayuga to Meadow, bank of Six Mile Creek.

Tompkins, Auburn to Linn, 7th N of State.

University, from Linn N and E to corporation line.

University Ave., running N and S on Campus from Eddy.

Utica, from Farm to R R Ave., ist E of Cayuga.

Varick, Buffalo to Cascadilla, 4th W of Cayuga.

Washington, Buffalo to Cascadilla, 5th W of Cayuga.

Westport, running N from W State, W of Inlet.

Wheat, Plain to Meadow, 2d S of State.

Williams, Factory to Eddy, East Hill.

Willow Ave., from intersection of Farm and Cayuga N to R

R Ave.

Wolcott, Quarry to Eddy.

Yates, Auburn to Linn, 6th N of State.


UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

Prinoipal Executive and Diplomatic Officers, of the United States.

THE EXECUTIVE.

RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio,

President of the United States. Salary, $50,000.

WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York,

Vice-President of the United States. Salary, $8,000.

THE CABINET.

William M. Evarts, of New York, Secretary of State.

John Sherman ,of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury.

Alexander Ramsey, of Minn, Secretary of War.

Richard W. Thompson, of Indiana, Secretary of the Navy.

Carl Schurz, of Missouri, Secretary of the Interior.

David M. Key, of Tennessee, Postmaster-General.

Charles Devens, of Massachusetts, Attorney-General.Salary, $8,000.

MINISTERS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary.

Country. Capital. Ministers. Salary.

Austria Hungary Vienna. .. John A. Kasson, Iowa. $12 000

Brazil Rio Janeiro Henry W. Hillard, Georgia. 12 000

Chili Santiago Thomas A. Osborn, Kansas. 10 000

China Pekin George F. Seward, New York. 12 000

France Paris Edward F. Noyes, Ohio. 17 500

Germany Berlin Andrew D. White, New York. 17 500

Great Britain London 17 500

Italy Rome George P. Marsh, Vermont. 12 000

Japan Yeddo John A. Bingham, Ohio. 12 000

Mexico Mexico John W. Foster, Indiana. 12 000

Peru Lima Isaac P. Christiancy, Mich. 10 060

Russia St . Petersburg . . . 17 500

Spain Madrid Jas. Russell Lowell, Mass. 12 000

MINISTERS RESIDENT.

Argentine Republic Buenos Ayres . . Thomas O. Osborn, Illinois 7,500

Belgium Brussels . Wm. Cassius Goodloe, Kentucky .... 7,500Bolivia La Paz S. Newton Pettis, Pennsylvania* 5,000

Central American States . .Guatemala . . Cornelius A. Logan, Kansas 10,000

Colombia Bogota Ernest Dichman, Wisconsin 7,500

Hawaiian Islands Honolulu . ... James M. Comly ,Ohio 7,500

Hayti Port-au-Prince . John M . Langston ,

Ohio*7 ,500

Liberia Monrovia John H. Smyth, North Carolina*.. 4,000

Netherlands The Hague James Birney ,Michigan 7,500

Sweden and Norway Stockholm 1 John L. Stevens, Maine. . 7,500

Turkey Constantinople.Horace Maynard. Tennessee 7,5

Venezuela ". . . . Caraccas Jehu Baker, Illinois 7,50

?Minister-Resident and Consul-Genera.1.


CHARGES D AFFAIRES.

Denmark Copenhagen. ..M. J. Cramer, Kentucky 5,00^

Portugal Lisbon Benjamin Moran , Pennsylvania 5,000

Switzerland Berne Nicholas Fish, New York 5,000

Uruguay and Paraguay Montevideo. . .John C. Caldwell, Maine 5,000

CONSULS-GENERAL.

AustriaHungary Vienna James Riley Weaver, W. Virginia 3,

Brazil Rio Janeiro. . . .Thos. Adamsun, Pennsylvania 6.

China Shanghai Owen N. Denny, Oregon 5,

France Paris Lucius Fairchild, Wisconsin 6,

P-_ J Berlin H. Kreismann, Illinois 4,

L-ermany.) Frankfort Alfred E. Lee, Ohio 3.

fCalcutta ,A. C. -Litchfield, Michigan 5

G_.,.t> ,.

* London Adam Badeau, New York 6.rcat rintain < ,1 ,

,.

, .

'r

j Melbourne Oliver M, Spencer, Iowa 4.

^Montreal John Q. Smith, Ohio 4,

Italy Rome Eugene Schuyler, NewYork'

3,

Japan Kanagawa Thomas B. Van Buren, New Jersey. .4,

Mexico Mexico .David H. Strother, W. Virginia 2,

Russia St. Petersburg. ,Wm. H. Edwards, D. CSpain Havana Henry C. Hall, Connecticut.

Turkev -I

Cairo E. E. Farman, New York . . .4,

"

1 ("_nni__-E_n t-innnlt* O Harri T4pan Ppnnsvlvani_i 3,'

| Constantinople.G. Harris Heap, Pennsylvania.

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PRINCIPAL JUDICIAL OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Title of Office.

JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.

Name and State. When and by Whom app^d. Salary.

Chief-Justice Morrison R. Waite, Ohio. .1874Associate-Justice . .NathanClifford, Me

..NoahH. Swayne, Ohio....Samuel F. Miller, Iowa..Stephen J. Field, Cal ..

. .WilliamStrong, Penn

..Joseph P. Bradley, N. J..WardHunt, New York.

U. S. Grant ....

James Buchanan .

Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln ,

Abraham Lincoln.

U. S. Grant

1870 U. S. Grant

1872....U. S. Grant

.1863.

.1862.

1863.

.1870

Chief-Justice. ..

Associate-'Justice

.John M. Harlan, Ky 1877. . R. B. Hayes..

COURT OF CLAIMS.

Charles D. Drake, Mo .... 1870 . ,

Edward G. Loring, Mass. .. .1858... . Ebenezer Peck, Illinois 1863.CharlesC. Nott, NewYork. . 1865. .

William A. Richardson, Mass. .1874, .

10,500

10,000

10,000

10,000

10,000

10,000

10,000

10,000

10,000

,.U. S. Grant 4,5o

.James Buchanan 4,500

. .Abraham Lincoln 4,500

, . Abraham Lincoln 4,500

, .U. S. Grant 4,5

CIRCUIT JUDGE

Second Circuit (Connecticut, New York, Vermont), Lewis B. Woodruff. N. Y. .$6,000

DISTRICT JUDGES.

New York (N. D.) William T. Wallace, Syracuse. $4,000.New York (S. D.)Samuel B'latchford, New York. $4 000.New York (E.D.)Charles L. Benedict. Brooklyn. $4,000.

FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.

March 4th, 1879, to March 3d, 1881.

SENATE.

William A. Wheeler, of New York Vice-President and President of the Senate.

Republicans, 33; Democrats, 42; Independent, 1; Total, 76.

NEW YORK.

1885. Roscoe Conkling Utica. | 1881. Francis Kernan Utica,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania SpeakerGeorge M. Adams, of Kentucky

Clerk'

Republicans, 130 ; Democrats, 149 ; Rep. Nationals, 5 ; Dem. Nationals, 7 ; Na

tionals, 2; Total number, 293.

28th District, which includes Tompkins County, Jeremiah W. Dwight.

ithaca general directory.

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT.

Alonzo B. Cornell, Governor.

George G. Hoskins Lieutenant-Governor.

Joseph B. Carr Secretary of State.

James W. Wadsworth Comptroller.

Nathan D. Wendell Treasurer.

Hamilton Ward Attorney-General.

Horatio Seymour, Jr State Engineer and Surveyor.

Neil Gilmour Superintendent Public Instruction.

John F. Place Auditor.

Charles G. Fairman Superintendent of Insurance.

A. B. Hepburn. Superintendent of Bank Department.

Louis D. Pillsbury Superintendent of State Prisons.

Benjamin S. W. Clark Superintendent of Public Works.

Canal _____.;p;p___,aise:r'S..

Vivius W. Smith, Charles G. Myers, William L. Bostwick.

The Judiciary.

COURT OF APPEALS.

Chief-Justice, Charles J. Folger.

Associates.

Charles A. Rapallo, Charles Andrews,Theodore Miller, Robert Earl,George F. Danforth, Francis M. Finch.

ClerkEdwin O. Perrin.

SUPREME COURT SIXTH DISTRICT.

Counties of Otsego, Delaware, Madison, Chenango, Tompkins, Broome, Chemung,Schuyler, Tioga, Cortland.

Douglass Boardman, William Murray, Jr.Celora E. Martin, David L. Follett.

Reporter-W'. O. Wyckoff.

10 ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Tompkins County.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Marcus Lyon, County Judge and Surrogate.

E. A. Wagener, Special County Judge.Squire Rolfe, County Clerk.

E. A. Marsh. Deputy County Clerk.David M. Dean. District Attorney.

William J. Smith, Sheriff.Elihu Hildebrant, Under-Sheriff.E. R. Johnson, Treasurer.

Court Officers.

Marcus Lyon, Judge.Aaron Vose, ) T

.. ,

Samuel Rolfe. \Justlces of SessIons-

Squire Rolfe, Clerk.E. A. Marsh, Deputy Clerk.

Wm. J. Smith, Sheriff.Elihu Hildebrant, Under-Sheriff.D. M. Dean, District Attorney.W. O. Wyckoff, Reporter.Theo. Rose, Assistant Reporter.Ralph Shepard, Crier.

Terms ol County Court and Court orSessions..

For 1880 and 1881.

J-uury T_caJ. I'&mas.

First Monday in February in each year.

Last"

in May in each year with Grand Jury also.

Last' '

in September in each year.

-M_o-fco_c-.s_ AppeaOs, &;o.

First Tuesday in January in each year.

First"

in April in .each year.

First"

in July in each year.

Last"

in October in each year

Supreme Court and Courts of Oyer and Terminer.1880.

Second Monday in March. G. and T. Jury. Martin.Third

"

in November. G. and T. Jury. Murray.Second Tuesday in December. Special Term. Murray.

1881.

Second Monday in March. G. and T. Jury. Follett." "

in November. G. and T. Jury. Martin."

Tuesday in December. Special Term. Martin.


Notaries Public of Ithaca.

Baker, J. L., Kline, J. B.,Bouton, D. C, Miller, H. E.,Burritt, Abel, Mooney, B.,Davis, George B., Newman, J. T.,Dean, D. M., Partenheimer, P. J.

Ellsworth, P. G., Post, R. E ,

Elston, J. A., Priest, Geo. E.,Ferris, B. G., Smith, W. Hazlitt,Gay, C W., Stephens, H. W.,Gray, Allen, St. John, T. P.,Gress, S. S., Stoddard, G. M.,Halliday, S. D., Tibbets, F. E.,Hare, W. W., Treman, R. H.,Hodson, D. P., VanCleef, M.,Humiston, H. N., Van Rensselaer, G. ,Hungerford, A. A., VanVleet, D. F.,Hyde, O. P., Wagener, E. A.,King, Merritt, Warren, L. E.,King, W. G., Wilcox, S. H.

Town of Ithaca.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Supervisor.

Alexander Frear.

Town Clerk.

Charles J. Sanford.

Collector,George H. Northrup.

Commissioner of Highways,Lockwood S. Colegrove.

Overseer of Poor,Hudson J. Wilson.

Justices of the Peace,

Charles G. Day ; Clarence L. Smith ; Thomas W. Burns ; Bradford

Almy, (term expires Jan. I, 1881) ; William J. Totten, (term commen

ces Jan. I-, 1881).

Assessors,

S. B. Beers, Royal Thompson, Myron Sexton.

Auditors,

Wm. Mc Kinney, Wm. Newman, A. B. Davis.

ConstableSj

John H. Staley, R. R. Howell, M. B. Sneden, D. B. Norton,Frank Morse.

Excise Commissioners,

S. H. Willets, Linford Mood, John Hook, Jr.


Village of Ithaca.

PresidentALBERT H. PLATTS.

TRUSTEES.

FirstWard. Lyman E. Warren, Thomas Mc Carthy:

Second Ward. C. B. Brown, William Frear.

Third Ward. Harmon Hill, Alexander Smith.

Fourth Ward. C. L. Grant, Jr., John B. Lang.

Clerk. George C. Mowry.

Treasurer. Chas. A. Hart.

Collector. James A. Mc Kinney.

Assessors. Aaron Bradbury, J. B. Dunham, IraGardner, John Lewis.

Street Commissioner. James M. Mott.

Cemetery Keeper. John Doty.

Police. Wm. Sullivan, Chief; B. Kelly, C. Coughlin, E. H. MowryAlbert Norton.

Health Commissioner. B. R. Williams.

Health Officer. D. White, M. D

Board of Trustees meets every Wednesday evening at Village Hall.

ITHACA ['IRE DEPARTMENT

CHIEF ENGINEER,Samuel S. Gress.

First Assistant,Louis S. Neill.

President,Henry H. Howe.

Secretary,Gilbert T. Gay,

Second Assistant,William J. Ireland.

Vice-President,J. C. A. Spencer.

Treasurer,Isaac Randolph.

Cayuga No. I,Rescue No. 2 ,

Tornado No. 3,

Eureka No. 4,Torrent No. 5,

Sprague No. 6,Cataract No. 7,

Protectives,

TRUSTEES.

J. C. A. Spencer,C. L. Taber,G. T. Gay,Frank Cole,John Belcher,Geo, Evarts,C. A. Tucker,H. H. Howe,

Fireman's Board meets at Village Hall,ist Wednesday of each month.

E. E. Robinson,P. P. Davenport,J. A. McKinney,C. G. Selover,Chas. Howes,J. M. Kimball,James Addis,C. D. Johnson.

Monday evening succeeding

ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. 13

Company.

Cayuga No. 1,

Rescue No. 2,

Tornado No. 3,Eureka No. 4,Torrent No. 5,Sprague No. 6,Cataract No. 7,Protective Police,

COMPANY OFFICERS.

Foreman.

E. H. Mowry,Wm.H. Herrington,C. E. Hart,Wm. Clapp,Ed. Prager,A. Schryver,Frank Tree,W. W. Esty,

Secretary.

S. B. Wilcox,C. J. Sanford,C. W. Major,J. Mooney,F. E. Howe,A. Van Zoil,Thomas Tree,E. K. Johnson.

Banks.

First National. Library Building, H. B. Lord, Cashier.Ithaca Savings. Cor. Tioga and Seneca, H. F. Hibbard. Cashier..

Tompkins Co. National.' 37 E. State, P. J. Partenheimer, Cashier.

Churches.

Baptist.DeWitt Park, Rev. Robert T. Jones.Baptist Tabernacle. Cor. Utica and R R Ave, Rev. F. Dusenbury.

Catholic. Cor. Geneva and Seneca, Rev. Alfred T. Evans.Congregational. Cor. Seneca and Geneva, Rev. C. M. Tyler.

Episcopal. (St. John's), Cayuga and Buffalo, Rev. Dr. A. B. Beach.(Christ Chapel), Cliff St.

"

(St. Paul's), University campus, Rev. Chas. Babcock.

Methodist Episcopal. Aurora and Mill, Rev. Thos Tousey."

State and Albany, Rev. H. Hogoboom."

(Colored), Wheat St., Rev. John Thomas."

(Wesleyan colored), Albany St., Rev. T. Allen.Methodist Free. Tioga n. Farm, Rev. L. S. King.Presbyterian. DeWitt Park, Rev. M. W. Stryker.

Union Chapel. N Aurora St.

Unitarian. E Buffalo, n. Parker, Rev. H. C. Badger.

Incorporated and Stock Companies.

Ithaca Autophone Co. Auburn and Adams, H. B. Hort'on, Sup't.Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. Auburn andAdams, H. M. Durphy, Sup't.

Ithaca Gas Light Co. n S Cayuga, H. S. Beatley, Manager.

Ithaca Organ Co. S bank Inlet, H. Wegman, Sup't.

Ithaca Telephone Exchange. Over 9 N Tioga, W. 'A. Anthony,Manager.

Ithaca Water Works Co. n S Cayuga, H. G. Beatley, Manager.

Cornell University-

board of trustees.

'Honorable Alonzo B. Cornell, New York City.

The President of the University,His Excellency the Governor of New York,His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor,The Speaker of the Assembly,The Superintendent of Public Instruction,The President of the State Agricultural Society,The Librarian of the Cornell University,

Ex-Officio.


Honorable Hiram Sibley, Rochester.Francis M. Finch, Esq., Ithaca.Honorable Samuel D. Halliday, Ithaca.

Honorable Edwin B. Morgan, Aurora.

Honorable Erastus Biooks, New York.

Honorable Douglas Boardman, Ithaca.Honorable Amasa J. Parker, Albany.Honorable Josiah B. Williams, Ithaca.

Honorable Henry B. Lord, Ithaca.Honorable Samuel Campbell, Oneida.Honorable Henry W. Sage, Brooklyn.Honorable Stewart L. Woodford, Brooklyn.

Honorable George W. Schuyler, Ithaca,Alfred S. Barnes, Esq., New York.

Charles C. Dwight, Auburn.

Annual Meeting of the Board on the Tuesday before Commencement,10 a. m.

officers of the board.

HenryW. Sage, Chairman; W. R. Humphrey, Secretary; E. L.

Williams, Acting Treasurer.

executive committee.

Henry B. Lord, Chairman. S. D. Halliday,Andrew D. White, W. R. Humphrey,

Henry W. Sage, D. Boardman,Josiah B. Williams, Francis M. Finch.

E. L. Williams, Acting Treasurer, Secretary of the Committee.

Cornell .Library.

OFFICERS.

A. B. Cornell, President. W. R. Humphrey, Librarian.

B.G.Ferris, Vice-President. Ivfiss MaryMack, Ist Ass't Librarian

T. P. Stjohn, Secretary. Miss S. G. HoHingsworth, 2d do

Dudley F. Finch, Treasurer.

A. B. Cornell, B. G. Ferris,J. H. Selkreg, W. R. Humphrey,

D. F. Finch, E. S. Esty,T. P. St. John.

Pastors of the Churches, Ex-officio.

Superintendent of Schools,"

Chairman of the Board of Supervisors,"

President of the Village,"

Chief Engineer of Fire Department,"

Public Places, Buildings, Halls, dec.

Bates Block, Aurora and Seneca.

County Clerk's Building, No. 8 North Tioga.

Court House (Tompkins County), East Mill, DeWitt Park.

ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. IS

Cornell Library Building, cor. Tioga and Seneca.

Deming Hall, State, bt. Tioga and Cayuga.

DeWitt Park, cor. Mill, Cayuga and Buffalo.

Fair Grounds, intersection Titus Ave., Clinton and Meadow.

Firemen's Hall, cor. Seneca and Tioga.Girard Hall, 16 S. Aurora.

Gorge, Fall Creek.

Jail (Tompkins County), 17 East Mill.

Journal Hall, 8, 10 and 12 South Tioga.

Masonic Block, Tioga, near Seneca.Masonic Hall, 4th floor Masonic Block.

Military Hall, Library Building.

Odd Fellow's Hall, State and Cayuga.

Post Office, Library Building.

Reservoir, South Hill.

Station House (Police), N. E. cor. Seneca and Tioga.

The Home, Mechanic and Aurora.

Titus Block, 13 15 and 17 West State.

Washington Park, Washington, Buffalo, Varick and Mill.

Wilgus Hall, S. W. cor. State and Tioga.

Newspapers, Periodicals, &c.

CORNELL ERA (Weekly), conducted by the Students of Cornell

University.

CORNELL REVIEW (Monthly Magazine), conducted by the Liter

ary Societies of Cornell University.

DEMOCRAT (Weekly), Ward Gregory, over 69 East State.

EXPOSITOR (Quarterly), published by E. J. Morgan, Jr., M. D.

ITHACAN (Weekly), A. Clapp, 41 East State.

JOURNAL (Daily and Weekly), Journal Association, Journal Block,South Tioga.

Post Office.

Henry H. Howe. P. M. Office hours from 7 a. m. to 8.30 p. m.

Sundays from 9 to 9.30 a. m.

Colleges and Schools.

Cornell UniversityE. Hill.

University Preparatory Spring n. Seneca.High School Buffalo, Cayuga and Seneca.

Central School cor. Albany and Mill.

East Hill SchoolFactory n. State.

West Hill SchoolElm and Chestnut.

South Hill School Hudson n. Columbia.

Fall Creek School N. Aurora n. King.

l6 ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Societies.

I. O. 0. F.

Iroquois Encampment, No. 16. Meets ist and 3d Mondays in each

month, at OddFellows'

Hall.

Ithaca Lodge, No. 71. Meets every Friday evening at OddFellows'

Hall.

MASONIC.

Fidelity Lodge, No. 51, F. & A. M. Regular communications ist

and 3d Tuesdays of each month.

Hobasco Lodge, F. & A. M. Regular communications, 2d and 4th

Thursdays of each month.

Eagle Chapter, No. 58, R. A. M. Regular convocations, 2d and 4th

Tuesdays of each month.

St. Augustine Commandery, No. 38. Regular conclaves, Ist and 3d

Thursdays of each month.

Ithaca Council, No. 68, R.&'

S. M. Regular assemblies, 2d and 4th

Monday of each month.

TEMPERANCE.

Ithaca Lodge S. of T., meets every Tuesday evening at Deming Hall.

I. O. of G. T. Lodge, iNo. 295, meets at Temperance Headquarters

every Wednesday evening.Forest City Home No. 339, Saturday evenings at Free Hollow.

Forest City Lodge, S. of T., Friday evenings at Wheat St. Church, n

Temperance Headquarters and Reading Rooms, meeting every day at

3 p. m., overStephens'

Marble Works.

R. C. T. A. & B. Society, meets twice every month (Sunday) in Church

Basement.

MISCELLANEOUS.

A. O. of U. W., ist and 3d Tuesday evenings, in OddFellows'

Hall.

E. O. of M. A., 1st and 3d Thursday evenings in" "

Forest City Grange, meets every Saturday in'* "

G. A. R. meets 2d and 4th Tuesday evenings in" "

IthacaFarmers'

Club, Library Hall.

IthacaLadies'

Benevolent Society, in Library Hall.Knights of Honor, 2d and 4th Thursday evenings in Odd

Fellows'

Hall.

Knights of Pythias, 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings in" "

Royal Arcanum, 1st and 3d Wednesday evenings in" "

Royal Templars of T., 2d and 4th Monday evenings in" "

Sons of Macabees, 5th Tuesday evening in" "

ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. 1 7

General Directory.

Abbreviations. Ave., avenue ; b, boards ; bt., between ; C. U.,Cornell University; c, corner; E., east; h., house; N., north ; n.,

H"1

near ; N. U., North University ; r., rear ; S., south ; S. U., South Uni-S'

versity ; W., west. S*

^

ABBOTT JOHN, carpenter and builder, Spencer n. Pleas- sj

ants h. same. ÂCKLEY ALBERT N., clerk, b. 60 N Cayuga |.

Ackley Susie and Mary, compositors, 10 E Green

ACKLEY CORNELIA, news room and stationery, 10 N

Tioga, h. 60 N Cayuga jAckley Frances L., 22 N Cayuga

3

&

_3

Acton Edward, laborer, b. 28 Humboldto-

Acton Margaret, h. 28 Humboldt

Acton Michael J., clerk, b. 28 Humboldt &

Acton Winnie, domestic, 13 E Seneca K,

Adams Maria, 69 N Geneva"

Adams William H., cook, 73 W Green *

Addis James S., mason, 52 R R Ave. J*

Adsit Mary A., copyist, 67 S Geneva

Ainslie James S., student, 13 Sears -I

Akenstein Charles, blacksmith, 85 N Plain

Aker Frank, glass works, 19 Third

Aker Henry, glass works, 59 Madison

Alexander Andrew, carpenter, 135 W State

Alexander Frank, carpenter, 160 N Aurora

Alexander Gleason, tailor, 23 E Mill

Alexander John, farmer, 83 W State

Allen-Elizaheth, 13 S Plain


Allen John H., laborer, 42 Fourth

Allen Mary, 86 W Green

Allen Myron, mason, 100 N Cayuga

Allen Susan J., 94 N Cayuga

_Âllen Thomas, coachman, 36 N Geneva

S Allen William H., barber, room 3, Bates Block, b. Martin

is. House.^

ALMY BRADFORD, lawyer, 1, 2, and 4 Masonic Block, h.

76 N Cayuga

Alpaugh Allie, milliner, 34 Hudson!_? Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity, c. Buffalo and Spring

-j.Amade Joseph, glass works, 16 Third

*

Amade Victor, glass works, 16 Third

|f Amand Franck, cabinet onisher, 75 N Plain

^ Anderson Abram C, b. Tompkins House

_Ândrews Isaac C, clerk, 12 Sears

g Andrews Margaret, 96 N Geneva

<a Andris Robert, glass blower, 18 Second

1; Andris Robert, Jr., glass blower, 18 Second

^ ANDRUS & CHURCH, (W. A. & W. A. C), booksellers,

go printers and bookbinders, 41 E State

* Andrus Frederick K., paper maker, 40 S Aurora

Andrus William, (A. & Church), Prospect Hill, n. Aurora

jjg Angel Wilbert, wood carver, 135 W Green

Ângus Caroline M., matron

"

TheHome,"

Mechanic, c.

Aurora

ks Angus George N., carpenter, 64 W Green

Anthony Anna, 84 W Clinton

Anthony William A., prof. C. U., 130 E Buffalo.

Âpgar George W., (Finch & A.), b. 76 E Buffalo

Armstrong Maria, 88 Lake Ave.

Arnold Bishop, engineer, b. 28 N Aurora

> ARNOLD FRANK H., grocer, 31 E State, h. 14 Sears

Ashdown Henry, blacksmith, h. 107 W Green

Ashdown James, machinist, 137 N Cayuga

Ashdown Richard, blacksmith, 145 N Aurora

Ashley Annie, teacher, b. 8N'

Corn

John Snaith. Builder and Contractor,


Ashton William, painter, 25 Wheat

Atherton Lavina, 12 E Seneca

ATWATER BENJAMIN A., restaurant, adj. 10 S Cayuga,

h. 20, same

Atwater Edgar A., clerk, 53 W Buffalo

Atwater Fred, bookkeeeper, 105 N Tioga^"

Atwater Fred B., salesman, 18 E Green <fÂtwater Joachim, clerk, 20 S Cayuga g-

Atwater Leonard, yankee notions, 92 E Seneca

Atwater Stephen D., salesman, 18 E Green Âtwater Willis, clerk, 27 E Buffalo

>*

Atwill Daniel, clerk, b. 55 E Buffalo

Atwood Amy A., 37 Hudson Ko

Atwood Charles E., student, 72 W Buffalo _Atwood Edwin S., real estate agent, 72 W Buffalo

ATWOOD HERMON M., fruit dealer and evaporator, 118 ^

W State, b. 72 W Buffalo Âuchmoody Lydia, 16 Franklin

Augustus John, coachman, at Mrs. J. P. McGraw's

Austin Emerilla, laundry, 154 N Tioga

Austin Maude, domestic, at Prof. Mackoon's

AUTOPHONE WORKS, Dey c. Adams f

Avery Polly, b. 136 W State *]Avilla Aaron, student, 62 N Tioga S.

Axtell Mary, nursg, Clinton House o_,

Ayers Clinton, Empire Laundry, over 74 E State, b. 1 1 E

State sa

a

Ayers James F., blacksmith, h. 98 LakeS"

Ayers Stiles B., stone cutter, 13 Fifth

Ayers William W., clerk, N of 126 E Buffalo

B

BABCOCK CHARLES REV., prof. C. U., h. Campus, E

of Sage Chapel

Babcock George W., car builder, 42 Varick

Babcock Linn B., 18 E Mill

Will estimate for all kinds of work.

1


Babcock S. M., chemist, h. Chestnut, 5 th N of Elm

Backus Antoinette, 41 S Plain

Backus Benjamin, 41 S Cayuga

BADGER HENRY C, pastor Unitarian Church, 150 Cas

cadilla Place

Badger Theodore, student, b. 150 Cascadilla Place

Bailey Adele, domestic, 19 Hudson

. Bailey Leroy, cigar maker, 142 Linn

. Bailey Mary.A., dressmaker, 64 S Cayuga

"I Baker A. M., (A. M. Baker & Son), 52 W Seneca

C. BAKER A, M. & SON, (A. M. & J. M.), boat-yard, W of

C Inlet

* Baker Albert J., clerk, 34 S Albany

J Baker Amanda,"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

^ Baker Edward, carpenter, h. over 62 E Seneca

=8 Baker George H., market gardener, 48 N Tioga

3 Baker George M., (J. Baker & Son), b. no E State

pgBaker George W., agent agricultural implements, 69 N Gen

eva

*=> BAKER JAMES L., lawyer, 11 Library Building, h. 19

S Hudsong

"g Baker Jesse, (Jesse Baker & Son), no E State

| Baker Jesse M: (A. M. B. Si Son), h. 61 W Seneca50

BAKER JESSE & SON (J. & G. M.), boots and shoes, 67

T E State

Si Baker Margaret J., 14 N Plain

*_ Baker Mrs. Niles, 83 Eddy. Baker Truman, farmer, 104 N Tioga

gBaker Zelia E., laundry, 154 N Tioga

j^BALDWIN CORNELIUS R., undertaker, 19 N Aurora,

h 77 N Aurora

BALDWIN JOHN G., tailor, over 29 E State, h. 165 N Tioga

Banfield Lewis H., teamster, h. 218 W Seneca

Banks Morris, clerk, 69 N Geneva

Barber Frank A., fruit agent, Cook's Hotel

Barber George S., clerk, h. 55 N Tioga

BARDEN JOHN, conductor, 93 E Seneca

John Snaith, Builder and Contractor,


Barker Celia L., 48 N Plain

Barker Charles H., laborer, b. 10 S Meadow

Barker Emily S., post office clerk, 118 N Tioga

Barker Harvey, fisherman, h. 10 S Meadow

Barker Thomas J., bartender, b. 91 Linn

Barlow Esther, 46 S Plain

Barnaby Alonzo E., printer, over 10 S Cayuga .

Barnard David, cartman, 100 W Seneca ^Barnard Frederick, 14 W Seneca a

Barnard Levi A., clerk, 113 N Aurora t>

BARNARD W. S.vprof. C. U., b. 116 E Seneca |Barnes Ann E., 28 Linn On

Barnes Mrs. A. M., 32 S Geneva"

Barnes Charles D., pedler, 97 W State ^S

Barnes Dow S., shoemaker, 49 Utica Sc_,

Barnes Miss E:, tailoress, over 29 E State S.

Barnes Mrs. E. O., over 29 E State

Barnes Edward A., pedler, 97 W State

Barnes Herman, carpenter, b. 7 S Meadow

BARNES HEROTA P. REV., 1 First

Barnes Samuel, shoemaker, 124 and h. 122 N Tioga ^J

Barnes Thomas E., clerk, 32 S Geneva S.

BARNEY ELFRED R., physician, 9 N Geneva g_

BARR BROTHERS (D. P. & F. C), hardware, stoves, tin- .

ners, &c, 27 E State g-

Barr David P. (Barr Bros.), 46 N Tioga |?

Barr Fred C. (Barr Bros.), 46 N Tioga

Barrett Jennie M., over 6% S Cayuga

Barry John, laborer, h. 49 Wheat

Barry Patrick, blacksmith, 105 Cascadilla

Barry Patrick, laborer, h. 47 Wheat

Bates Mrs. Rufus, 9 Giles

Bates Wilbur J., 9 Giles

Batterson Nathaniel, boatman, b. Westport, n. Cascadilla

BEACH AMOS B., rector Episcopal Church, 26 E Buffalo

Beach Jane M., 58 N Geneva

Beach Sophronia, 18 Wheat

Paving fe Curbstones at lowest rates.

3


Beadle Asa, pedler, 66 LinnBeadle George, carpenter, 107 E State

Beal Gilbert, blacksmith, 58 S Cayuga

Beardslee Ann E., 48 S Cayuga

Beardsley George F., farmer and stabling, 47 Pleasant

Beardsley Hiram S., 82 N Aurora

^BEARDSLEY JEFFERSON, artist, 7 Linn, h. same

_3 Beardsley John D., harness shop, 90 E State, h. 82 N Aurora

I Beardsley Kitty A., student, 33 S Cayuga

^ BEATLEY HENRY G., manager Gas and Water Co.'s, 14

JW Green

"I BECKWITH GEORGE M., physician, 16 N Tioga, 2d floor,

S h. 13 Huestis

Beebe Caroline E., clerk, b. 98 E State

"8 Beebe Elizabeth, 14 N Plain

3 BEEBE FREEMAN C, barber, basement 11 E State, h.

1^ 17 Utica

gBeebe F. K., farmer, 170 S Aurora

*Beebe George H., student, 17 Utica

'S Beebe Martha A., boarding house, 98 E State

,~ Beebe Sarah, b. 116 E Seneca

3. Beers Booth, 48 W Buffalo

Beers Charlotte, 10E Seneca

(^ Beers Mrs. Frederick, 109 S Aurora

< Beers George D., lawyer, 40 N Tioga

BEERS & GOODRICH (W. L. B., H. G. G.), marble and

granite works, 2 1 E Green

<|Beers Nancy, 48 W Buffalo

^BEERS SAMUEL B., assessor, 24 Sears

| Beers William L. (B. & Goodrich), 48 W Buffala

^BEERS WILLIAM PITT, livery, 9 S Tioga, h. 14 E Green

S*Behm Henry, barber, Martin House

Belknap Almira (Bird & B.), 66 S Cayuga

Belknap Charles, shirt cutter, 66 S Cayuga

Belknap Horace, cooper, 66 S Cayuga

Bell William, laborer, h. 68 Humboldt

Bellis Morgan W., engineer, 29 Auburn



Bement Ed., bookkeeper, 18 E State

BEMENT LEWIS H-, restaurant, 18 E State, h. same

Benedict Gould, horticulturist, h. Chestnut, 6th N of Elm

Benham George, jeweler, 147 N Aurora

Benjamin Charles M. (Ithaca Journal Association), 93 N

Cayuga

BENJAMIN GEO. V., insurance agent, b. 98 >E State

Benjamin Harriet, 17 Sears i^Bennett Alida, 35 W State s

c

Bennett Charles, cigar maker, 68 Cascadilla g-s

Bennett Frank, blacksmith, h. 33 Hector

Bennett George W., fireman, 42 Hancock ^Bennett James D., blacksmith, 209 W State, h. 48 Cliff >

Bennett Jerome, laborer, h. 8 N Meadow b.

Bennett John B., h. no W Seneca *

Bennett Ruby W., 68 Cascadilla "^Bennett William A., cartman, 142 N Tioga |L

Bennett Willis, fireman, 49 S Geneva c

Benson Chalmers M., lawyer, over 65 E State

Bentley Elisha T., clerk, 19 Uticao^

BENTLEY EPHRAIM J., groceries and dry-goods, 107 N&

Cayuga, h. 19 Utica go

Bentley Winfield S., clerk, 19 Utica^

Bergen Luke, tailor, b. Tompkins House |T

Berry Mrs. Belinda E., h. 142 W Green. ^_<_.

Berry B. Frank, clerk, b. 114 N Aurora -**

Berry John, salesman, 51 W Seneca(^

Berry Levi A., book-binder, 12 Pleasant

Berry Mrs. Mary, 114 N Aurora

Bessac Calista, Kate and Lizzie, 17 E Buffalo*

Bessac Joan F., Esther B., and Susan B., 62 N Tioga

Betts Frank, clerk, 11 E Green

Betts Julia A.,. 11 E Green

Billings Charles, brakeman, h. 20 Washington

Bills Sarah E., teacher, 80 W State

Bingham Oramel, shoemaker, 75 N Tioga

Crosswalks and Cutter Stones.


BIRD & BELKNAP, (L. B. & A. B.), milliners and dress

makers, 21 E State

Bird Fanny, b. 152 E Seneca

Bird Henry, brakeman, h. 104 W Green

Bird Lydia, (B. & Belknap), 29 S Cayuga

Bird Rhoda, 29 S Cayuga

S Bishop Alanson, physician, b. Ithaca Hotel

Bishop Alonzo L., fireman, 195 N Cayuga

q! Bishop George, laborer, 62 Brindley

Bishop James, chair bottomer, b. rear St. John's Hotel

Bishop James A., engineer, 215 N Cayuga

" Bishop Jeremiah, laborer, h. rear St. John's Hotel

^ Bishop John, laborer, b. rear St. John's Hotel

^ Bishop Laura, 41 Pleasant

Bishop Lucinda, 97 N Aurora

| Bishop Lydia, 12 W Mill

* Bishop Mrs. Myron E., 23 Quarry

Black Dennis, 167 N Cayuga

Black Michael, mason, 167 N Cayuga

Blackman Charles, barber, 74 W Clinton

^ Blackman James, laborer, 74 W Clinton

&_ Blackman Rosalia, domestic, 28 S Geneva

Blackman Sheldon, paper maker, 1 10 Lake"

Blackman Solomon, barber, 74 W Clinton

IS Blackmer Charles W., clerk, 168 N Aurora

BLAIR CHARLES H., lawyer, Masonic Block, b. at Mrs.

S E. Cornell

o

r^_

^ BLAKESLEE AMAZIAH, painter, over 21 E State, h. 76

5>_

N Tioga

_T.1-..

5>_S^ Blakeslee Wilson N., painter and musician, 76 N Tioga

Bliven Charles M. (Sheldon & B.), 3 Giles

Blodgett Carleton H., harness maker, 29 E Green, h. 77 N

Geneva

BLOOD CHARLES F., merchant tailor, 9 N Tioga, h. 84

E Buffalo

Bloodgood Evalina, 23 W Clinton

Bloom Louis, boat builder, 1 1 2 R R Ave



Bloomfield Etta, 36 W State

Blue Charity, b. 116 W Green

Blue Wilson S., salesman, over 8 W State

BOARDMAN D., justice of SupremeCourt, room 10 Library

Building, h. 34 N Geneva

Bogardus Calvin, broommanufacturing, 93 W Clinton, h. same hqBogardus Eliza A., 66 S Plain "*

Bogardus Jacob P., clerk, 66 S Plain

Bogardus William E., broom maker, h. 109 W Green **

Bogart Charles H., carpenter, 25 Sears g.

Bogart Fred J. (Campbell, Richardson & Co.), 25 Sears 4*

Boice Henry, painter, 52 Hudson ^

Boland Annie, domestic, 48 N Auroral^

Boland Mary, domestic, 27 N Tioga

Boland Michael, laborer, 6 Lewis a

BOOL HENRY W., "artemporium,"

40 E State, h. 39 ^Huestis S^

Boom Matthias engineer, h. 48 Brindley^

Boom Thomas, laborer, h. 31 Cliff

Boom William F., laborer, h. 50 Brindley^

Bopp Adam, 38 First 3

BOSTWICK HERMON V., steam cooperage, 12 E Clinton, hqh. 23 E Buffalo

Bostwick Jane J., 38 S Albany -.

Bostwick William L., (Ithaca Organ Co.), h. 70 S. Albany

Bouton DeWitt C, lawyer, 14 N Tioga, b. 58 N Geneva 3

s

On

Bouton Truman A., builder, 127 E Buffalo

Bowers Eliza A., 120 N Aurora

Bowers Mrs. Hannah, h. 43 N Meadow

Bowlsby Charles, fish dealer, h. 39 Cliff

Bowlsby Harriet, h. 150 W Seneca

Bowlsby William, brakeman, 25 S Plain

Bowman Susan,"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

Boyce Stephen, laborer, h. 33 Hector

Boyle James H., fireman, in Cascadilla

Boyle John, laborer, 91 Esty

Boyle Maggie, domestic, 23 Quarry

Dealer in Ohio & Medina Sandstones.


Boys Albert H., glass works, 74 N Plain

BOYS MRS. A., milliner and "99c.store"

51 E State, h.

same

Boys Frank J., telegraph operator, 25 Farm

^ Boys R. Willard, carpenter, 74 N Plain

-S Bracey David, teamster, 109 Linn

g Bracey Lydia, 109 Linn

Bradbury Aaron, lime dealer, 9 N Corn

Bradbury Cornelius, lime dealer, h. 100 W Seneca

Braden Henry P., baker, 114 W Mill

!<! Bradford John, freight clerk, h. 39 Elm

5,5 Bradshaw Bridget, 10 Second

Brady Thomas, laborer, 50 Washington

Bragaw Abram S., farmer, 60 S Geneva

^ Brainard Le Grand A., painter, 59 S Aurora

ro Brainard Nancy, 59 S Aurora

Brainard William W., painter, h. 59 S Aurora

uBrakey Abbie, nurse, 92 N Albany

1! Brakey Eliza, 26 W State

^ Brakey Jerry, laborer, 26 W State

o-> Efrakey Libbie, teacher, 26 W State

r2 Brakey William, laborer, 13 W Seneca

^ Bramble Orrin M., baggage master, 90 Esty

pgBrandon Bridget, domestic, 42 S Geneva

^ Brandy Mary, confectionery, over 10 S Aurora

sBrang Henry, tuner, 1 2 E Mill

S Brang Peter, tuner, 1 2 E Mill

g Brannen Minnie, domestic, 67 N Tioga

Branner Charles, telephone operator, b. 101 E State

^ Brasal John, laborer, Coddington road, n. Hudson

e Bregy Jasper, glass blower, 35 Cascadilla

5 Breitenbecher Louis, meat market, 5 S Aurora, h. same

"S Brennan Frances, domestic, at S. M. Converse

^ Brennan Julia, domestic, 9 Giles

Brennan Nellie, domestic, 57 S Albany

Brenneman Abram A., prof. C. U., 116 Cascadilla Place

Brewer Joseph S., student, 64 N Tioga



Brewer Stephen, clerk, 64 N Tioga

Brewer William H., shoe-maker, 1 20 Utica

Brink Daniel H auctioneer, 69 N Geneva

Bristol GeorgeH sewing machine agent, 73 S Albany

Brokaw John E., butcher, b. 114 W Green

Brokaw Susanna,- h. 114 W Green ~_

BRONK WILLIAM, law student, b. 91 E Buffalo <.

Brooks Abigail, 11 W Buffalo

Brooks Arthur B. (Gauntlett & B.), 48 N Geneva~

Brooks Charlis H., jeweler, 121 N Tioga ^

BROOKS FRED W., jeweler, 50 E State, h. 1 1 W Buffalo ^

Brooks Henrietta, domestic, Prof. Roberts

Brost Joseph, organ tuner, 72 W Green1^

Brott Lucien A., carpenter, 31 W Mill S.

Brown Albert, cooper, h. 199 W Buffalo

Brown Albert D., clerk, 49 W Buffalo

Brown Alice, 13 Cascadilla

Brown Charles A., clerk, 18 Utica

Brown Christopher J., painter, 70 S Geneva

BROWN COLLINGWOOD B., jeweler, 34 E State, h. 34

S Geneva

Brown D. W., student, b. 47 W Seneca 5

Brown E. Woodward, clergyman, 137 N Tioga *>h

Brown Edgar F., boatman, Steamboat Landing 8.

Brown Edward J., confectioner, 141 N Cayugaj^

Brown Edward J., well driver, h. 148 W Buffalo

Brown Edward J., Jr., b. 148 W Buffalo g*

Brown Eliza A., 9 E Seneca

Brown EstrTer, 87 W Green |Brown Francis A., master mechanic, 8 N Plain

Brown Frank C, fireman, h. 125 W State

Brown George H., miller, 208 N Aurora

Brown George W., engineer, 94 W Seneca

Brown James, 5 Hudson

Brown John, engineer, h. 201 W Buffalo

BROWN JOHN E., boots and shoes, 46 E State, h. 23 W

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Brown John E., glass works, 43 Second

BROWN J. WATSON, physician, over 74 E State, h. 47 W

W Seneca

Brown Lulu, teacher, 47 W Seneca

Brown Lydia, b. no Lake

Brown Marvin F., clerk, 28 N Plain

Brown Minnie, 19 Third

Brown Minos, bar tender, 43 Second

.Brown Mirinda, 31 Cascadilla Ave.

Brown Moses C, veterinary surgeon, 18 Centre

R Brown Orson C, milk, 19 Third

C Brown Sylvanus, lawyer and stenographer, (for office and

* residence see Post Office Bulletin)

_Brown William, 50 S Plain

^ Brown William, laborer, 87 W Green

=8 Brown Will E., clerk, 28 N Plain

S Brown William H., agent sewing-machines, 41 Prospect

[ Brown Mrs. William J., 233 N Cayuga

>. Browne May S., clerk, 30 E State*

Bruce Bradford M., clerk, 46 N Tioga

|j Bruce Edward, gardener, 211 N Cayuga

"g Bruce Sarah E., 166 N Tioga

Brum Frederick W., butcher, 72 S Cayuga

__Brum John F., porter, 78 N Albany

1> Brum Titus, 72 S Cayuga

^ BRUNNER LOUIS F., shoemaker, 8 Farm, h. 12 Dey

| Brush King G., clerk, 41 W Seneca

Sn Bruyn Abigail, 36 N Cayuga

Bryan Allen B., pot maker, 54 First

b Bryan Mary C, 47 N Geneva

Bryan William H., student, 68 S Geneva

Bryan Judson, farmer, 68 S Geneva

Bryant Benjamin S., greenhouse, 19 Dryden Road

Bryant Smith, farmer, 298 E State

Bryant Solomon, farmer, 55 Mitchell

Bryant William C, farmer, 74 Huestis

Bryar William D., painter, 158 N Cayuga



Buck George E. (Mead & B.), 14 N Plain

Buck Lavinia, 14 N Plain

Buck Samuel B., (VanNatta Bro's & B.), 8 Sears

Buckbee Charles B., decorater, b. Library Building

Buckbee Enos, janitor, Cornell Library Building

Buckley Aaron, machinist, b. St. John's Hotel

Buckley Charles, b. 197 N Tioga .

Buckley Elizabeth Mrs., b. 1 2 Fifthsf1

Buckley Frank, clerk, 197 N Aurora a

Buckley Fred, carpenter, 57 Linn ^Buckley Mrs. Miles, 167 N Tioga |Bugg Charles, clerk, b. 5 S Aurora 5-,

Bulger John, deliveryman, 12 Fayette "*

Bull Ambrose, farmer, 100 W Mill *-*>

Bumstead Charles H., train despatcher, h. 116 W Seneca 1^3

Bundy Charles, grocer, 20 Farm S.

BUNDY MARY E., groceries, 24 and h. 20 Farm

Bunnell Lucien, tuner, 4 Franklin a

Burbank Maj. James B., U. S. A., Clinton House

Burch Ezra, car inspector, h. n. Organ FactoryBurch George, tanner, b. 84 Humboldt

Burch William D., 62 E Mill |Burdick Daniel W. (White & B.), 17 E Buffalo g_

Burdick Isabella, 22 E Mill^

Burger Charles H., fireman, n S Plain >-

Burke Henry, quarryman, no Linn g^

Burkholder Lydia A., b. 152 E Seneca 3Burleigh David H., carpenter, 99 Cascadilla .

Burleigh Robert E., painter, b. 99 Cascadilla

Burling Charles, boat builder, cor. Aurora and Queen S-.

Burling Walter, boatyard, W of Inlet, h. 114 W Seneca?"

Burnett Charles, boatman, 7 N Plain

Burnett Marshall, boatman, 7 N Plain

Burns Bridget, 68 N Plain

Burns George, blacksmith, 70 Madison

Burns James, gardener, 56 W Green

Burns James G., brakeman, h. 129 W Green

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Burns Jerry, cigarmaker, 68 N Plain

Bums John, h. Westport n. State

Burns Patrick, moulder, 47 Washington

BURNS THOMAS W., lawyer and justice of the peace, 54

E State, h. 53 Prospect

BURRITT ABEL, real estate, fire and life insurance agent,

% 18 N Tioga, h. 40 S Geneva

\g Burritt Charles R., jeweler, 26 N Albany

J BURRITT EDWIN J., jeweler, 10 E State, h, 83 N Aurora

Burritt George H., compositor, 40 S Geneva

% Burritt Joseph, jeweler, 50 Prospect

H BURRITT JOSEPH C, jeweler, 80 E State, h. 26 N Al-

4> bany^ Burritt Jennie, student, at Charles Clapp's, S end Aurora

and corporation line

BURRITT LEWIS A., fancy goods, 30 E State, h. same

f|BURRITT MRS. L. A., milliner, 30 E State, h. same

Burton Emanuel, carpenter, 80 N Geneva

=> BUSH CHARLES A., proprietor Martin House, 15 and 17PS S Aurora Street

^ Bush Mrs. Emma L., 32 N Aurora

" Bush Francis M. (Jackson & B.), 18 Titus Ave.

Bush Lydia A., 100 N Tioga

^ Buss Orville, clerk, b. 98 E State

Butler Edward J., laborer, 'b. Chestnut 4th N of Elm

|j Butler Frank D., clerk, b. Tompkins House

=3 Butler Henry, b. Cayuga House

Butler Mrs. Jeanette R., b. 126 N Aurora

^Butler Kate, table waiter, Tompkins House

g Butts Edward W., carpenter, 10 1 N Cayuga

S Byrn James, butcher, 82 Linn

fcs Byrns Thomas, laborer, b. Cayuga House

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Cain Jacob, teamster, 80 Linn

Calkins Augusta, compositor, b. 90 N Aurora

Calkins Minnie, dressmaker, 41 W Seneca


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Callahan John, laborer, h. 139 W Green

Callahan Lizzie, domestic, 72 N Aurora

Callahan Nellie, domestic, 107 N Tioga

Callahan Thomas, laborer, b. 146 W Green

Cameron Alexander, watchman, 39 Elm

Camp Mrs. Joseph, 75 N Aurora

Campbell Alfred E., painter, 150 N Aurora ^

Campbell Ann, domestic, 72 W Buffalo *Campbell Chris., blacksmith, 17 Cascadilla

Campbell David, boatbuilder, 88 Utica ko

Campbell George W., miller, 18 Linn j_Campbell John, miller, 41 S Cayuga

Campbell Lewis A., painter, 150 N Aurora

Campbell Maggie, domestic, at Geo. R.Williams'

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Campbell Margaret, domestic, 72 N Tioga

CAMPBELL, RICHARDSON & CO. (T. B. C, R. R., & <F. J. Bogart), builders, E Clinton ^

Campbell Thomas B. (C, Richardson & Co.), b. 18 Linn gCampbell William G., clerk, b. 18 Linn

Candee Mrs. F. C, 235 E Sfate S

Candee Henrietta, music teacher, 235 E State hw

Canderbeck John,"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora g

Card Mrs. Lucina, cook, at Prof.Prentiss'

Carl Hannah, domestic, 26 N Albany

Carlisle Frederick, barber, 74 W Clinton ^3

Carman Theodore B., painter, 12 Linn S.

Carmer Mrs. Geo. W., 147 N Tioga|"

Carmody Cornelius, laborer, 40 Eddy

Carney Charlotte, 27 Fayette

Carney Christopher, farmer, in University

Carney Mark, farmer, in University

Carpenter Abbie, 86 W State

Carpenter Edward S., teamster, 114 Elm

Carpenter J. D. (J. D. C. & Comings), 60 E Buffalo

CARPENTER J. D. & COMINGS (J. D. Carpenter & J. R.

Comings), (Undertakers and dealers in furniture, 13 and

15 N Aurora

Dealer in Marble and Tile Floors.

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Carpenter Peter, cartman, 5 Fourth

Carpenter William, 79 S Aurora

Carpenter William H., painter, 66 Esty

Carr Alanson B., carpenter, 42 Monroe

CARR PETER O., blacksmith, 62 E Seneca, h. 17 Varick

Carrigan Thomas, conductor, 65 EstyCarroll John, laborer, 60 Varick

4 Carter Mrs. C. W., 62 S Aurora

vg Carty Thomas, prop'r St. John's Hotel, 173 W State

Case Abel, h. 232 W Seneca

^ Case Anna, domestic, 74 N Tioga

sT Case George P., student, 33 S Cayuga

" Case Hattie A. and Ella E., 118 Utica

^ Case Isaac, teamster, 44 S Albany^ Case J. Albert, laborer, 44 S Albany

8 Case Jacob, teamster, 130 W Mill

3 Case Philip, builder, 33 S Cayuga

[? Case William J., stage driver, 71 N Geneva

Casey Julia S., domestic, Clinton House

0CASEY MICHAEL, restaurant, 23 E State, h. same

^ Casey Nell, domestic, Clinton House

Cashman Jeremiah, laborer, 49 Columbia

g Cass James A., carpenter, 232 N Tioga

"^ Cass William A., potter, 232 N Tioga

mS Casterline Jane, 71 S Cayuga

- Casterline Jennie, dressmaker, 204 N Aurora

CASTERLINE JULIUS A., blacksmith, 92 E State, h 56

| Pleasant

, Casterline Maria, 155 Hudson

JK Caul Mrs. Eveline, h. 132 N Aurora

Cauldwell G. C, prof. C. U., h Campus, W side Ave

CAYUGA HOUSE, Edward Doyle, prop'r, 107 W State

Chambers Fannie, printer, 56 Pleasant

Chambers John, basket maker, h W bank Inlet

Chandler Mrs., 86 Cascadilla Place

Chandler Frances, b. at Prof. Prentiss

Chapman Solomon, cooper, h. 113 W Mill



Chase Alonzo, photo-lithographer, 112 UniversityChesebrough Benjamin F., commercial agent, 23 N Geneva

Chesebrough Fred L-, calendar maker, 23 N Geneva

Chesebrough Mrs. Ruia, 23 N Geneva

Chesley Lydia, milliner, 56 W Seneca

Chester Fred D., student. 64 N Cayuga hqChittenden Charles B., shoemaker, 198 W Seneca, h. 31 S

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Chittenden Sarah, domestic, Cook's Hotel e

Christiance Charles V., clerk, 73 N Tioga |Christiance George, shoemaker, 106 N Tioga |^CHRISTIANCE R. C, boots and shoes, 66 E State, h. 32 ,

N Aurora

Church Edwin F., mechanical engineer, b. 114 W Seneca ^

Church Irving P., prof. C. U., 105 Cascadilla Place

Church William A. (Andrus & Church), 71 N Aurora

City Orchestra, E. C. Wright, manager, 11 and 22 E State ^

Clancy Michael, laborer, b. 48 Wheat s*4

Clapp Aaron B., base ball, S endAurora and Corporation line

CLAPP ASAHEL, prop'r and editor "WeeklyIthacan,"

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41 E State, h. 66 S Aurora s

Clapp Charles, carriage painter, over 105 W State, h. S Au-hq

rora n. Corporation line .

Clapp Lewis A., printer, 66 S Aurora _

Clapp Mortimer, carpenter, 62 Esty

Clapp William P., clerk, S end Aurora and Corporation line ;_3

Clark Mrs. Birdsey, 44 N Tioga

Clark Edward M., druggist, b. 56 N Aurora ST

Clark Ellen, reseating chairs, 32 S Plain

Clark Elizabeth, nurse, 16 Utica O

Clark Emma, 41 S Plain .

Clark Mrs. Emma F., boarding, no E Seneca 3.

Clark Fidelia, 72 Yates

Clark Frederick, teamster, 29 W Green

Clark James L., moulder, 72 Yates

Clark Jane, 23 W State

Clark Mrs. John, 137 Cascadilla Place

Cross Walks and Cutter Stones.


Clark Kitty, domestic, 152 E Seneca

Clark Lafayette, clerk, 41 S Plain

Glark Peter, barber, 108 W State, h. 15 Fifth

Clark Smith, carpenter, 90 W Mill

CLARK URI, jeweler, 56 E State, h. 61 E Buffalo .

| Clark W. Harry, 23 W State

g Clawson Clarence E., stenographer, 11 E State

Clawson Clarence F., clerk, 33 S Cayuga

Clay Thomas H., hostler, 44 Monroe

" Clines Patrick, butcher, 17 Auburn

^ Clinton Charles M., model maker, over 8 and 10 N Aurora,

>s h, 22 S Geneva

Clinton DeWitt, finisher, 137 N. Aurora

s Clinton Edward, carpenter, 139 N Aurora

^ Clinton Miles L., machinist, 17 W Buffalo

* Clinton Myron C, machinist, 85 Eddy

Clinton Rachel, 22 S Geneva

10Clock Henry L., salesman, 118 N Tioga

"I Clock Sarah E., 17 W Buffalo

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P Close Eugene, printer, 57 N Geneva

g Close George B., tinner, 144 N Tioga

"^ Close Jerome B., cabinet maker, 26 Sears

"So Cody J. Bryant, baker, b. 107 E State

j Cody J. S., baker, 107 E State

ot, Cody Patrick, saloon, 93 E State, h. same

.. Coe Anna, 32 S Cayuga

*| Coe Charles, laborer, 25 S Plain

Coe Charles II., cooper, 25 S Plain

Coe Jackson, boatman, W bank Inlet*"

Coe Nelson, laborer, 48 S Corn

COHEN & HARRIS, (A. F. C. & P. H.), fashionable ba-

| zar, 24 E State

Cole Anna, 61 Prospect

Cole Charles C, expressman, 128 N Tioga

Cole Eli, carpenter, 120 W Buffalo

Cole Frank, tinner, 13 First

Cole Maria, rear 100 W Mill



Cole Stella D., 152 N Tioga

Coleman Ann, 24 W Green

Coleman Bridget, domestic, 30 E Buffalo

Coleman Henry H., upholsterer, 82 N AlbanyColeman John, meat market, 196 W State, b. 50 W Clinton .

Coleman Maggie, dressmaker, 12 Sears g_

Coleman Michael, 169 N Tioga *sk

Coleman Patrick, mason, 169 N Tiogaa'

Coleman Sarah, b. 42 Wheat^

Collins Amanda M., 26 N Tioga <|

Collins Helen T., over 77 E State^

Collins John H., clerk, 7 N Plain

Collins Jeremiah, barber, 41 Mechanic oCollins James, 42 W Mill *

Collins Mary A., 24 W Mill

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Collins Michael, moulder, 118 W Mill o

Collins Mrs.. Michael-, 41 Mechanic

Collins Nellie, 21 Wheat S.

Colquhoun William, stone cutter, 23 Huestis,Comings John R. (J. D. Carpenter & C), 19 E Mill |;Compton Leonard, section master, 45 S Plain

Cone Elizabeth, domestic, at Prof. Russel's**

CONKLIN B. FRANK (Norton & C), 16 Lake Ave. s-

Conley John, fence maker, b. 132 W State

Conlin Frank, clerk, over 8 S Cayuga go

Conlin Mrs. Frank, over 8 S Cayuga^

Conliff John, glass blower, 129 Utica"

Conner James, clerk, 19 E State ,

Connelly John W., laborer, Spencer n. Pleasant js

Connor Dennis, laborer, 71 Eddy ^

Connor Kate and Joanna, tailoress, room 21, Bateg Block a

Conover Rodolphus, farmer, n. S Corporation line, bt. Hud- "

son and Aurora ?>

Conover Mrs. John, n. S Corporation line, bt. Hudson and

Aurora

Conover Charles W., farmer, Coddington road n. Hudson

Conrad Henry, painter, 129 W State

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3^ ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Conrad John, pedler, 97 W State

Conrad Vincent, 13 E Seneca

Considine John, laborer, 55 Varick

Converse Sarah M., h. N of 126 E Buffalo

CONWAY PATRICK, grocer, 6 S Cayuga, h. 23 N Meadow

COOK CARMI W., prop'r "Cook'sHotel,"

20 & 22W State

Cook Dudley F., farmer, b. 55 Eddy. Cook Fred. S., farmer, b. 55 Eddy

.gCook James, teamster, 92 EstyCook James C, nurseryman, 55 Eddy

| Cook John B., turner, 55 Tompkins

sT Cook Loren J., laborer, r. 136 S Aurora

- Cook William H., paper maker, 60 Railroad Ave.

4| Cooley Asil J., fruit dealer, 43 W Seneca

^1 Cooley Clarence, law student, b. 43 W Seneca

=8 Coon Daniel W. (S. Coon & Son), 64 W Seneca

3 Coon David J., engineer, 44 Prospect

j|Coon Ellen M., 25 S Plain

js. Coon Elmer L., turner, 46 N Tioga

Coon Frank B., carriage ironer, 44 Prospect

^ Coon Hastings, cooper, 75 S Cayuga

g Coon Helen M., domestic, 18 E Green

Coon Jane D., 44 Prospect

^Coon Kate, private boarding, 46 N Tioga

] Coon Simeon (S. Coon & Son), 64 W Seneca

^COON S. & SON (Simeon and Daniel W.), jewelers, watch-

g makers and repairers, 62 W Seneca

>> Corl Ella, domestic, 84 N Cayuga

B Corley Patrick, laborer, 10 Second

fcq CORNELL BENJAMIN F., physician, 52 N Tioga, h. same

Cornell EJijah B., master builder, 50 UniversityCornell Mrs. Ezra, h. East Hill, E of University Street

Cornell Frank C, farmer, E Hill

CORNELL LIBRARY BUILDING, cor. Tioga and Seneca

CORNWELL & ROCKWELL, (T. C. & A. F. R.), wines

and liquors, 6 N Aurora

Corson David H., laborer, 108 W Green



Corson Hiram, prof. C. U., 60 Cascadilla Place

Cortright Mary, milliner, 21 E Seneca

Coryell Lewis, 119 W State

CORYELL WILLIAM, physician, 20 E Seneca, h. same

Cosgriff James, baggage-master, 104 W Seneca

Coucher Emily, 27 Cliff

Coughlin Charles, policeman, b. Cayuga House (^

COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, (S. Rolfe, clerk), 8 N Tioga ^COUNTY JUDGE'S OFEICE, (M. Lyon, County Judge), a

County Clerk's Building, 2d floor front k,

Courtney Mary, domestic, 98 N Aurora |Covell Enos W., carpenter, 1 10 W Seneca

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Cowdry Mrs. Adam S., 130 E State &

Cowdry Chauncey, 106 E State *_

Cowles Adin F., janitor Wilgus Opera House, 39 Linn so

Cowles George, 10 Farm .

Cowles William S., 17 W Green

Cox Carrie E., milliner, 21 E Seneca a

Coy George E., general agent, 36 Lake Ave.

Coy John E., bartender, 139 W State

Coy John H., farmer, 97 E Buffalo ^*jCrandall Charles L., prof. C. U., 75 Hector S.

Crandall Clayton, farmer, b. 98 Hector o_

Crandall Peter B., farmer, 98 Hector

CRANDALL WARREN J., grocer, 43 E Seneca, h. 30 Linng~

Crane Joanna, 9 E Seneca g^

Crane Samuel, glass blower, 16 Third 3Crane T. F., prof. C. U., h. Campus, W side Ave. ^

Crass Charles H., gun and blacksmith, 158 N Cayuga a

Crass Fred. L., blacksmith, 158 N Cayuga S".

Crass George, blacksmith, 39 Second*"

Crass Timothy, blacksmith, 158 N Cayuga

Craven James, domestic, at Prof.Prentiss'

Crilly Mary, 68 S Geneva

Criss Silas, laborer, b. 95 E Seneca

Crittenden William S., boarding, 116 E Seneca

Cronk Erastus M., traveling agent, 148 N Aurora

Paving * Curbstones at lowest rates.

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Crosbee Gilbert J., telegraph operator, n E State

Crowley John, laborer, b. 127 W Green

Crowley Timothy, carpenter, 127 W Green

Crozier Andrew, 64 S Cayuga

Crozier Ella, domestic, 69 N Cayuga

CROZIER & FEELEY (R. A. Crozier, T. Feeley), groce

rs ries, 1 W State

S Crozier Mrs. John, 18 S Geneva

3J Crozier Libbie, 67 S CayugaR>

Crozier Richard, teamster, 67 S Cayuga

Crozier Richard A. (C. & Feeley), 4 N Geneva

Crozier Thomas, laborer, 67 S Cayuga

c^Crozier William, cigar maker, 67 S Cayuga

Culligan Kate, 105 Cascadilla

S Culligan James, laborer, h. W of Meadow n. Hunt's coal yard

Culligan John, student, 47 Cascadilla

C^ Culligan Michael, gardener, 97 W Green

g Cullington Dennis, boiler maker, 48 S Corn

_^ Culp Henry B., glassblower, 23 Auburn

Culver Mrs. Ann E., 103 N Aurora

^Culver George W., clerk, b. 67 N Tioga

w Culver Lewis H., commercial agent, 23 N Geneva

.CULVER THOMAS S., groceries and provisions, 23 N

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f^ rora, h. 126 N Aurora

CULVER WILLIAM M., hats and caps, 64 E State, h. 67

N Tioga

i Cumberland James, butcher, 92 Railroad Ave.

t Cumberland Margaret, 92 Railroad Ave.

s, Cummings Nancy, domestic, 40 N Cayuga

_^Cummings Michael, carpenter, b. 86 Utica

Cummings Patrick, machinist, 86 Utica

Cummings Terrence, laborer, 86 Utica

Cunningham Bridget, laundry, Martin House

Cunningham William, laborer, 51 Auburn

Curran Catharine M., 72 N Albany

Curran Cora A., teacher, 72 N Albany

Curran Frank W., 107 N Aurora


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CURRAN GEORGE P., drugs and groceries, 107 N Tioga,h. same

Curran Lansing D., clerk, 72 N Albany

CURRAN O. B. & SON, drugs and medicines, 78 E State

Curran Walter C, patternmaker, 39 Farm

Curry Eugene, student, 141 N Cayuga

Curry William, student, 141 N Cayuga S

Curtis Cordelia, washerwoman, 60 Hancockt^

Curtis E. L. B., farmer, 14 Titus Ave.

Curtis Edward J., painter, 26 S Aurora, h. 27 Linn

Curtis Ellen, nurse, 72 N Cayuga

Curtis George, laborer, 87 Linn

Curtis George, Jr., mason, 87. Linn

Curtis Harriet E., in E State

Curtis Henry, mason, 87 Linn c^

Curtis Lewis B., clerk, 14 Titus Ave. <

Curtis M. Louisa, dressmaker, over 29 E State J4g

Curtis Margaret, in E Stateg

Curtiss Cornelia, 31 Quarry

Curtiss Edward W., student, 68 Hazen g

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Cushman Elisha, laborer, 170 N Aurora .

Cutler George D., clerk, 90 N Aurora pCutler R., b. 90 N Aurora <*

Cutter Rebecca J., 16 W Seneca8

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Dain Eugene, crucible maker, 8 Utica

DALE ALFRED B., architect, room 7 Bates Block, h. 119N Tioga ^)

Daly Charles, clerk, 188 N Aurora S.

Daly Emma, domestic, St. John's Hotel gj-

Daly John, blacksmith, 121'W State

Daly Timothy, tanner, '5 8 Pleasant

Dana Amasa B., 40 N Cayuga

Dana Chester, 40 N Cayuga

Daniels Charles, laborer, h. cor Mill and Westport

Daniels Cora, b. 114 W Clinton

Watertab.e,Caps, Sills, Ashler, &c.


Daniels Erastus, 35 Second

Daniels Jared, b. cor Mill and Westport

Daniels Spencer, 70 S Aurora

Daniels Spencer, jr., clerk, 7 W Clinton

Darling Edward L., organ finisher, 70 S. Cayuga

Dauncey George, .machinist, 68 University

Dauncey James, laborer, 188 N Cayuga

o; Dauncey Thomas F., machinist, 44 Varick

\g Davenport Amos H., laborer, 48 Hancock

I Davenport Ann C, 84 Madison

^ Davenport Betsy, 13 Falls

| Davenport Charles A., b. 199 N Tioga

r[j3 Davenport Edward, clerk, 48 First

-Davenport Erastus, carpenter, 58 First

^Davenport Frank C,

"Windsor"

restaurant, 1 Clinton Block,9 N Cayuga, h. 48 First

S Davenport Frank K., carpenter, 20 Wheat

f^ Davenport Henry, agent, Steamboat Landing

sDavenport Ila M., 128 W Mill

Davenport John A., cartman, 48 Hancock

" Davenport Lucy, 48 First

,,Davenport Phcebe A., domestic, 60^ N Tioga

* Davenport Wallace E., clerk, 48 First

"^ Davis Andrew B., finisher, 87 N Tioga

^ DAVIS BEN. J.,"

Ithaca GunWorks"

and machinist, 76 W

cS Buffalo, h. same

Davis Dora, 16 Madison

Davis Emma, 10 Farm

Davis Ella, dress maker, 100 N Cayuga

^ Davis Elizabeth, 100 N Cayuga

Davis George B., lawyer, 2d floor, 41 E State, b Tioga House

Davis Helen M., b. 106 E State

Davis John H., agent, 100 N Cayuga

Davis Peter N., produce dealer, 22 Pleasant

Davis Sophia, domestic, 14 E Green

Dawson Herman F. (D. & Quick), 11 First



DAWSON & QUICK (H. F. Dawson, T. Quick), carriage

and wagon makers, 4 and 6 W Green

Dawson Thomas, farmer, 58 S Cayuga

Day Amos G., clerk, b. 71 N Aurora

DAY CHARLES G., lawyer and justice of the peace, Libra

ry Building, h. 71 E Seneca hqDay Hiram, expressman, 68 Madison ^

Day Loren (D. & Robinson), 57 Hudson |DAY & ROBINSON (L. Day and J. Robinson), wines and

^

liquors, 9 N Aurora ^Dean Alson, carver, 88 Linn &j

Dean Anson, carpenter, 44 Cascadilla ^Dean Chauncey S., baker, 17 Cascadilla l,,.

Dean Frank R., painter, 25 Hancock

Dean Daniel B., section master, 147 Hudson a,DEAN DAVID M., lawyer and Dist. Attorney, Co. Clerk's ^

Building, b. 91 E Buffalof^

Dean Mary A., 8 Second**

Dean William H., cartman, 8 Second a

DeBell Frank, law student, 22 Lake Ave.^

DeCamp Dana, painter, 176 N Cayuga s

DeCamp Lewis, painter, 10 1 Lake 3

DeCamp May, milliner, 21 E Seneca

Decker Fred., organ factory, b. 28 N Corn go

Decker Wheeler B., carpenter, 45 Linn^

DeForest George, conductor, 59 W State g~

DeFoy Kate, domestic, 34 N Geneva g^Delahant Catharine, domestic, 24 S Geneva ^

Delamater Hiram, laborer, 49 Cascadilla Ave. .

DeLance Ida, 18 Centre <&

DeLano Daniel F., clerk, 58 N Tioga g-.

DeLano Fred. B., clerk, 58 N TiogaI-

DeLano Jeanette W., 58 N Tioga

DeLano Martin S., commercial agent, 58 N Tioga

DeLano Willie, clerk, 58 N Tioga

Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Ozmun Place, East Hill

Deming Sarah,-. 9 E Green

Dealer in Ohio & Medina Sandstones.


Dempsey Ella, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

Denham William H., druggist, 66 W State

Dennis H. Clay, carpenter, 23 Linn

.Dennis Norman S., mason, 73 N Albany

^ Denton William, hostler, Cayuga House

g DePew Margery, domestic, 22 E Buffalo

S DePew Minerva, domestic, 40 W Seneca

DePutron Mary, domestic, 53 W Buffalo

DePutron Nettie, domestic, 58 S Aurora

" DeRemer Enos, carpenter, 60 Linn

KJ Derrick William, painter, 187 N Cayuga

5>s Derrick William J., moulder, 185 N Cayuga

Desquin Oliver, glass works, 16 Third

g Deuel William B., tobacco agent, 18 Wheat

"^ Devenport Peter P., carpenter, 118 Utica

"^ DeVoy John, butcher, 190 N Cayuga

DeVoy Michael, butcher, b. 191 N Tioga

DeVoy Michael, mason, 190 N Cayuga

^ DeVoy Thomas, laborer, 191 N Tioga

^ Dibble Henry, student, 23 E Buffalo

88 Dibble William S., cartman, 81 First

'I DICK JAMES, coal and wood, 134 W Seneca, h. 66 N Ge-

g neva

f*^ Dickerson Joseph J., painter, 9 Third

S Dickinson James H., clerk, 12 Hudson

Diffin George, stone cutter, 192 E State

ro Diltz Charles, engineer, 219 N Cayuga

k Diltz Christopher, no Lake

Diltz Fred, moulder, 95 Utica

* Diltz John, moulder, 223 N Cayuga

Diltz William, moulder, 95 Utica

Dimmick L., b. 159 N Tioga

' Dimond Lottie, 17 Farm

^ Dinehart Milan, laborer, 46 Brindley

Dippold John, tanner, 125 Humboldt

DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE (D. M. Dean, Dist.

Att'y), County Clerk's Building, 2d floor rear


^


Dix Cornelia, 137 W Buffalo

Dixon George, painter, 206 N Tioga

Dixon George J., painter, 206 N Tioga

DOBRIN THEODORE,ladies'

furnishing and millinery,

10 S Aurora, h. 14 W Mill

Dobrowolski Antoni, confectioner, 109 E State, h. same ^Dodd Isaac, cigar maker, 50 Railroad Ave. 'sti

Doe John, paper maker, 94 Lakea'

Doherty Michael, laborer, b. 16 N Meadow^

Doherty Thomas E., collecting agent, b. 16 N Meadow <*

DOHERTY THOMAS F., billiards, over 16 E State, h. 55^

Pleasant

Dolan Thomas, tanner, 133 Humboldt gDolph Sarah, 6^ W Green _

Donohue Timothy, laborer, 60 Varick ^Donovan Annie, domestic, at G. R.

Williams'

c.

Donovan Augusta, over 10 S Cayuga

Donovan Frank, clerk, over 10 S Cayuga g

Donovan Joanna, seamstress," Pagoda,"

opp. Post Office ,Donovan John, carpenter, b. 203 Cliff -

Donovan Kate, domestic, 68 N Tioga

Donovan Maggie, domestic, 13 W Green <<5

Donovan Margaret, domestic, 102 E Seneca **jDonovan Mary, domestic, 9 W State S.

Donovan Peter, laborer, 203 Cliff &,

Donovan Richard, laborer, b. 60 Varick

Donovan Timothy, laborer, 47 Linn >*

Donovan William, engineer, b. 203 Cliff8"

Doolittle Anson, farmer, 9 Giles %Dorn E. B., carpenter, 13 Factory

Dorsey Helen, dress maker, 86 W Buffalo

Doty John E., cemetery keeper, 93 Hudson

Doty Laura F., teacher, 93 Hudson

Dougherty Maggie, domestic, 73 S Cayuga

Dougherty Mary, dress maker, 8 Second

Dougherty Nellie, domestic, Clinton House

Dowe Harvey A. (Ferris & D.), 73 N Geneva

Dealer in Marble and Tile Floors.

1


Dowe Mrs. Richard H., boarding house, 75 E Buffalo

Dowling Henry M., confectioner, 72 N Plain

Downey Mrs. Alice, 30 Eddy

Downey Ellen and Johanna, domestics, at H. W. Sage's

Downey George, carriage trimmer,30'

Eddy

Downey John, painter, 62 Linn

Downey Robert E., baker, b. 30 Eddy. Downey William, baker, 30 Eddy

5Doyle Daniel, laborer, 19 Factory

S Doyle Dennis, clerk, Cayuga House

^ Doyle Edward, prop'r Cayuga.House, 107 W State

C Doyle Fannie, domestic, 18 E State

* Doyle John, clerk, b. 19 Factory

^ Doyle John L., salesman, n E State

k""1 Ddyle Julia, laundress, b. Tioga House

=8 Doyle Michael L. (Shepard & D.), b. 61 W Buffalo

-S Doyle Thomas, b. 19 Factory

f? Drake Amasa, mason, 36 Lake Ave.

>. Drake Elsie, 9 E Buffalo

Drake Eugenia, b. 58 N Aurora

^ Drake Harriet, milliner, 149 N Aurora

"| DRAKE TOSEPH H., boarding and feeding stables. 22 &

g 24 E Green

^

Drake Mary, Deborah and Almira, 22 E Mill

"! Drake Theodore M., baker, 156 N Tioga

E^ Drake Theophilus, mason, 149 N Aurora

| Drake Thomas J., pattern'maker, 38 W Mill

i^ Dresser George H., horse collar\maker, 52 Prospect

S> DRESSER JOSEPH H., machinist, model maker, gunsmith

g and repairer of sewing machines, 22 Hudson, h. 52 Pros

pect

Drew John U., tuner, 12 E Mill

Driscoll Mrs. Catharine, 33 Mitchell

Driscoll Mary, tailoress, 27 Factory

Driscoll Mrs. Mary, 260 E State-

Dryer Chester C, boat builder, 84 W Seneca

Dryer Morgan C, general agent, 9 N Corn



Dudgeon Margaret, 9 E Buffalo

Dumond Libbie, teacher, 44 N Tioga

Dunham John B., dealer in nursery stocks, 55 S Aurora

Dunham Peter, 53 Linn

Dunham Samuel, carpenter, b. 119 N Aurora

Dunlavey Ann, 169 N Cayuga

Dunlavey James, cigar maker, 169 N Cayuga ^

Dunlavey Robert, pedler, 171 N Cayuga ^Dunn Bridget, domestic, 9 W Green a

Dunn John, tanner, 32 Fayette t>

Dunn Michael, porter, 19 E State g

Dunn Nellie, domestic, 10 N Geneva Cc

Dunn Thomas, painter, 13 N Corn**

Dunning A. J., 39 Farm *>>

Dupee Elihu, blacksmith, b. with Chas. Hoyt ^

Durand Susan E., b. 82 N Aurora &

Durling Aaron, gardener, 94 Railroad Ave.

Durling Frank, boatman, 18 Auburn ft

Durling Frederick, cabinet maker, 108 Railroad Ave.^

Durling Frederick B., book binder, 108 Railroad Ave.s

Durling Maggie, 25 W Green ^]

Durling Walter, barber, b. 98 E State

Durphy Henry M., supt. "Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.", 132 &,

N Cayuga^

Dusenberry Rev. Francisco, 66 N Plain|J"

Duvanny Bridget, 7 S Meadow S?

Dwyer Mrs. Kate, 124 Cliff 3Dwyer William, engineer, University, N of Sibley BuildingDykeman Willard, watchman, 9 N Corn

Dykeman William, watchman, 147 Hudson

E

EAGLES JOSEPH D., photographer, over 74 & 76 E State,

h. 154 N Cayuga

Earl Caleb, 20 W Clinton

Earle Thomas J., expressman," Glenside,"

n. Fall Creek

For large or small Houses.

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3


EarsleyFrances-

A., teacher, 58 Hudson

Earsley John, boat builder, 42 Columbia

Earsley William, boat builder, 42 Columbia

Eaton Emeline, Adaline and Maria L., 14 Utica

Eaton William M., student, 14 Utica

Edsall George, laborer, 44 N Albany

.jjEdsall Joseph, janitor, 44 N Albany

" Edwards Daniel, mason, 56 University

igEdwards Frank A., over 38 E State

Edwards Hannah, over 38 E State

s Edwards Irving H., clerk, over 38 E State

S EDWARDS JAMES, carriage and wagon maker, 29 E Green,~ h. 24 Linn

Edwards Jane, 44 Cascadilla

^* Egan Michael, porter, Tompkins House

Egbert Azuba, b. 87 E Seneca

ttj EGBERT CYNTHIA, milliner, and millinery, over 67 E

g State, h. same

Êgbert James D., 41 W Seneca

Egbert James H., machinist, 41 W Seneca

Êggleston John F., grocer, 206 W State, h same

! Eggleston Joseph, enginear, 93 Hector

_Eggleston Martin T., brakeman, 141 W Buffalo

(^ Eggleston Theron, 139 W Buffalo

g Eighmey Elias, gardener, b. 106 W Mill

Eighmey J. Seward, carpenter, 106 W Mill

g Eighmey Thomas, 3 Linn

C^s Eldridge Edward S., cabinet maker, 2 Franklin

^ Elliott Charles A., green house, 249 E State

Elliott Eva and Marsaille, compositors, 18 Sears

. Elliott Thomas, cigar box maker, 1 Hudson, h. 18 Sears

^ Ellis Elias M., lawyer, 39 W State

Ellis Ira, b. 89 N Tioga

Ellis Lyman S., lumberman, 89 N Tioga

Ellis Warren J., farmer, 26 Farm

Ellison Merritt P., grocer, 56 W Seneca

Ellsworth Duncan M., stenographer, 18 E Mill


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>-


ELLSWORTH PERRY G., lawyer, 18 N Tioga, h. 18 E

Mill

Elmendorf Luke C, bridge builder, 116 W State

Elmendorf William C, carpenter, 77 W Mill

Elston John C, commercial agent, 13 Sears

Elston Judson A., lawyer, over 62 E State, h. 136 N Cayuga

Elyea Chauncey, laborer, 25 Hector Êlyea Fred, farmer, b. at Geo. Hook's, Chestnut <<

Embody J. Cad., cartman, 16 Hancock

Emery Mrs. Mary, 92 N Aurora^

Emig Adam (Paris & E.), 11 E Green""

Emmons Edward, machinist, 19 Wheat

Emmons Richard, carpenter, 75 S Cayuga ~_

Emmons Susan, Spencer n. Pleasant l

Engleman Elias, clothier, 58 S Aurora ^

English Edmond E., tailor, 2d floor Wilgus Block, h. 20 <c_

Pleasant ^

English Maria, 113 N Tioga gEnglish William J., boatman, 63 Cliff 5^

English William J., tailor, 20 Pleasant

Ensley Minnie, dress maker, 28 Wheat Kj.

Ensley Wesley, laborer, 28 Wheat o

ENZ & MILLER (F. J. Enz and T. G. Miller), wholesale~

paper, stationery, school books, &c, Titus Block, 15 W^

State tgEnz Frank J. (E. & Miller), 57 E Mill g.

Ervy David, laborer, 68 Tompkins>

Erwin Walter, blacksmith, b. 144 W Seneca

Eschenburg Frank, barber, 11 E State ^3

Eshbach Rufus T., confectioner, 128 N Tioga g.

Essex William O., laborer, 70 S Cayuga |L

Estes Harriet, 50 S Plain

Estes Thomas, painter, near Organ Factory

Esty Albert. H. (E. S. Esty & Co.), 36 N Geneva

Esty Clarence H. (E. S. Esty & Co.), 36 N Geneva

Esty Edward S. (E. S. E. & Co.), 36 N Geneva

Dealer inSlaters'

Materials.

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ESTY E. S. & CO., Humboldt Tannery, office over 58 E

State

ESTY JOSEPH, leather and findings, 58 E State, h. 64 N

Tioga

Esty Mrs. Joseph, Jr., 71 N Tioga

ESTY WILLIAM W._ canal insurance and storehouse, 184,

186 & 188 W State, h. 48 N-Aurora

Euberle Ferdinard, laborer, near Organ Factory

| EVANS ALFRED J., pastor Catholic Church, 60 W Buffalo

I Evans Charles W., boat builder, 185 Cliff

Evans David, farmer, 21 Factory

Evans DeForest, laborer, b. 21 FactoryEvans Frank, planing mill, b. 21 Factory

gs Evans Fred., planing mill, b. 21 FactoryEvans John J., student, 60 W Buffalo

^5 Evans Susan,"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

"g Everitt Edwin T glass works, 21 Third

ft Everts George W., engineer, 88 W State

sEyseman Anthony, glass blower, 48 Hancock

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Fancher Frank E., clerk, 34 E Mill

^jFancher Herman P., clerk, 34 E Mill

^Fancher Jesse C, harness maker, 90 E State, h. 34 E Mill

> Fandrich Alvina, domestic, 24 W Buffalo

^ Fandrich John, cabinet maker, 88 N Albany

fe Farling Dudley, printer, 6r Dryden Road

;> Farrell Michael, laborer, 10 Fifth

Jk. Farrer Frances, 34 Cascadilla

Farrer James K., baggage master, 58 W Clinton

Faulkner Thomas, cigar maker, 16 Madison

Faxon Mrs. M. D., b. 181 E State

Fay Lewis G., student, 13 Sears

Fayhe Andrew, gardener, 1 1 Fayette

Fayhe John, bartender, St. John's Hotel

Fayhe Michael, laborer, 4 Lewis



FEELEY FRANK P., liquors, 4 S Cayuga, h. 5 W Clinton

Feeley Patrick, teamster, 29 Fayette

Feeley Thomas, (Crozier & F.), 29 Fayette

Fenn John W., engineer, 72 S Aurora

Ferguson Isaac R., carpenter, h. r. Unitarian Church

Ferguson John W., cigar maker, 136 N Tioga hy

Ferguson Mary A., 30 Wheat ^

Ferguson Michael, laborer, 13 Fifth

Ferous Lafayette C, tanner, 42 N Plain **

Ferrell Charles, cook, over 14 S Aurora I?!

Ferrell Jay, laborer, McClune Terrace, r. Unitarian Church &_

Ferris B. G., (Ferris & Dowe), 181 E State ^FERRIS & DOWE, (B. G. F. & H. A. D.), lawyers, 12 .

N Tioga .?

Ferris Lorenzo, laborer, 33 Cliff g-

FILLINGHAM FRED., tinware, paper, peddler's supplies,

&c, 40 W State, h. 46 N Plain ^FINCH & APGAR, (D. F. F. & G. W. A.), booksellers,

-

bookbinders and stationers, 60 E State

Finch Charles A., brakeman, b. 113 W State

Finch Charles A.y salesman, 70 Mechanic

Finch Charles E., carpenter, 113 W State ^Finch Dudley F., (F. & Apgar), 26 W Seneca _

Finch Edgar A., laborer, b. 113 W State

Finch Edgar M., (C. J. Rumsey & Co.), b. Tompkins House

FINCH FRANCIS M., Judge Court of Appeals, 18 N Tio- ^ga, h. Fountain Place, E Buffalo

Finch Gold A., collar maker, over 61 E State, h. 70 Mechanic

Finch William A., .lawyer, 18 N Tioga, b. 70 Mechanic

Finch William F., (Hawkins, F. & Co.), 34 N Tioga ^j

Finnegan Mary, domestic, 75 E Buffalo |.

Finnegan Patrick, laborer, 119 W Mill *

Finnegan William, laborer, b. 119 W Mill

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, H. B. Lord, cashier, Cornell

Library Building

Fischer Conrad, organ maker, 7 1 W State

Fish John M., carpenter, 7 S. Meadow

Crosswalks and Cutter Stones.

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SO ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Fish Sylvester H., gardener, 109 W Green

Fish Theodore, laborer, h. W bank Inlet

Fisher John, 48 W Seneca

Fisher Sarah A., 48 W Seneca

Fiske Daniel H., b. Prof. Fiske's, C. U. Campus

Fiske D. Willard, prof. C. U., h. C. U. Campus, ist N of

g Prest. White's

Fisk Jesse B., soap, 131 N Cayuga

Fitzgerald Ellen, domestic, 55 Pleasant

S Fitzgerald John, peddler, 75 S Aurora

E^ Fitzgerald Mary, domestic, 48 N Geneva

5^ Flagg Isaac, prof. C. U., 28 Mitchell

Flannery Ellen, domestic, Tompkins House

Flannery James, cigar maker, 115 W Green

^5 Flaxlund Charles, organ works, 61^ W Mill

,<_Fleck John B., plumber, over 61 E State, h. 99 Utica

Fleming Alexander L., commercial agent, 103 W State

"^ Fletcher George, laborer, 35>_. S Plain

"1: Fletcher Mrs. Thankful, "TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

^ Flood Francis, carpenter, 27 Fifth

=0 Fluent Debby A., "TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

~> Flynn John, butcher, 187 N Cayuga

" Flynn Morris F., stone mason, 120 N Aurora

C? Fogarty Ella, table waiter, Tompkins House*'

FooteClarence,'

clerk, b. 24 N Geneva

^ FOOTE & CO., (W. J. P.. Foote), wholesale and retail flor-

'-S ist and nurseryman, 30 and h. 32 S Cayuga,

k Foote Morgan, laborer, 6 N Meadow

Foote Newton J., florist, 32 S Cayuga

*"Foote P. Lafayette, (F. & Thatcher), 116 W Green

FOOTE & THATCHER, (P. L. Foote & F. F. Thatcher),

|j over 1 N Tioga

> Forbes A. C, boiler works, 27 E Green, h. 8 Linn

Force Albert W., rake maker, 23 Sears

Force Edward B., organ works, 23 Sears

Ford Ann, 65 Cascadilla

Ford Francis, Clinton House


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