1881 TRENTON CITY DIRECTORY - D to F Dacey John, potter, h Cass n Clinton, Chamb’g Dacey Joseph, potter, bds 15 Pennington av Dacey Michael, potter, h Cass n Clinton, Millham Dacey Patrick, expressman, 15 Pennington av Dacy Simon, laborer, bds 64 Pennington av Dafner Bernard, chain maker, h 40 Esher Dafter George R., carpenter, h 132 S Stockton Dagg Elizabeth, widow, h 304 Fair Dagg John, laborer, bds 304 Fair Dailey John J., prop Dickinson House, Clinton, h do, Millham Daily Richard, machinist, h 225 Second Dakin James, potter, bds 336 Fair Dakin Jane, widow Peter, res 336 Fair Dakin James, cracker baker, h 32 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Dakin Peter, baker, h 137 Second DALE & DAVIS, (James J. Dale and Thos. Davis), manufacturing potters, Prospect av, on line of Phila & Reading R R Dale James J., (Dale & Davis), h 443 Bellevue av Dale Lewis, rubber worker, h Klagg av, Millham Dale Maggie, patent ironer, res 73 Lamberton Dale Robert, bds State Street House Daley Edward, laborer, bds 53 Ashury Daley Lawrence, potter, bds 53 Asbury Daley Michael, laborer, bds 53 Asbury Daley Philip, paper hanger, h 53 Asbury Daley Thomas, saloon, 108 Kossuth Daly Catharine, widow, 36 Fountain av Daly Cornelius, wire drawer, bds 460 Lamberton Daly David J., tailor, h 149 N Greene Daly James, potter, bds 116 Kossuth Daly James P., potter, bds 36 Fountain av Daly John, horse jockey, bds 128 S Warren Daly Lawrence, laborer, bds 118 Hamilton, Chamb’g Daly Lucy, h 111 Bellevue av Daly Margaret, widow, res 422 Centre Daly Patrick, laborer, bds 422 Centre Daly Patrick, iron worker, 511 Second Daly Peter, iron worker, h 35 Bayard, Chamb’g Daly Peter F., baker, bds 36 Fountain av Dallas Benjamin, teamster, h bet Allen and S Feeder Dallas Ephraim, hostler, h 345 Centre Dallas Henry, laborer, bds h bet Allen and S Feeder Dallas Prudence Y., widow, res 1 Assanpink Dallas Rebecca, widow, h 179 Brunswick av Dalrymple George, rubber worker, bds 221 Clinton, Millham Dalrymple Robert, carter, h 233 N Warren Dalrymple Robert J., wiper, 77 Pennington av Dalrymple William, carpenter, h Girard av, Millham Dalton Edward, salesman, 491 Princeton av Dalton Sarah, widow James, res 253 Mercer Dalzell Jane, 180 W State Dancer Abijah A., carpenter, h 219 Clay Dancer Charles, iron worker, h 461 Lamberton Dancer Howard, hose maker, bds 221 Clinton, Millham Dancer Jane E., widow, h 221 Clinton, Millham Dancer Mary E., widow Wesley, h 316 Broad Dane Charles, janitor, 684 Clinton, Chamb’g Danforth Thomas, wire drawer, bds Centre cor Ferry Daniel H. A., druggist, Warren cor Fall, h do Daniels Joshua, laborer, H 19 Taylor al Daniels Randolph S., barber, 122 Bridge, bds W Front Daniels William, puddler, h 345 Second Dansbury Abbott, butcher, 22 Barbara Dansbury Charles A., potter, bds 22 Barbara Danshury Simon, expressman, h 21 Cox’s al Dapper George H., barber, 158 N Greene, h 805 Broad, Chamb’g Dapper Jacobina, widow, h 805 Broad, Chamb’g Darby John, bds 239 N Warren Darcy Patrick, heater, h 396 Union D’Arcy Thomas, teamster, h 521 Lamberton D’Arcy William, laborer, N feeder Del & Rar canal, N junction Darl Isaac, iron worker, h 311 Bridge Darrah Charles, laborer, 43 Adeline, Chamb’g Darrah James E., h 233 Academy Darrell Andrew, laborer, h 346 S Warren Daughterman Margaret, widow Charles, h Fair cor Ferry Dauthaday James, peddler, 22 Belvidere Davenport Herbert, potter, bds 74 Wall Davenport M., potter, bds 74 Wall Davenport Samuel, (pres’t. City Pottery Co), res Somerville; N J DAVENPORT WILLIAM, currier and leather dealer, 315 S Warren, h do Davis Alonzo, iron worker, bds 208 Union Davis Andrew L., coachman, bds 40 Fowler Davis Anna, widow, h 104 Pennington av Davis Barbara, widow, h 608 Lamberton Davis Charles, carpenter, h 65 Union Davis David M., pattern maker, h 151 Stockton Davis Edward A., instructor state prison, bds 143 N Warren Davis Eliza, widow George, res 228 Broad Davis Edmund, potter, h 81 Lamberton DAVIS ETHELBERT, fish and oysters, Taylor market also 216 Broad, h do Davis Evan, puddler, h 125 Dye, Chamb’g Davis George W., locksmith, h Fowler n R R Davis Helen F., teacher, res 228 Broad Davis Henry W., h 10 Southard Davis Rev. Isaac, pastor Mt. Zion A. M. E. church, h 311 N Montgomery DAVIS ISAAC, prop Trenton Pottery Works, Taylor, h 332 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Davis James M., dentist, 142 E State, h 329 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Davis John, h 4 Perry Davis John T., potter, h 104 Pennington av Davis Louisa V., widow, h 2 Belvidere Davis Margaret, eating saloon, 216 Broad, h do Davis Mary E., widow, res 206 Union Davis Mary E., widow John C., res 211 Centre Davis Nehemiah, grocer, Perry cor Carroll, h do Davis Peter S., carriage builder, h 143 N Warren Davis Phineas J., carpenter, bds 65 Union Davis Thomas, (Dale & Davis), h 37 Ewing Davis Thomas, foreman Davis’s pottery, h 265 Clay Davis Rev. Thomas A., h 311 N Montgomery Davis William, (Encke & Davis), h 241 Jackson Davis William, machinist, bds 228 Broad Davis William B., potter. bds 211 Centre Davis William B., clerk, bds 29 E Washington Davis William H., mason, bds 143 N Warren Davis William M.. carpenter, 494 Calhoun Davison Charles O., salesman, bds 21 Carroll Davison George W., huckster, h 464 Clinton av, Millham Davison Gilbert S., retired, h 120 Perry Davison Isaac, teamster, h 13 Mott, Chamb’g Davison Isabella M., widow, bds 110 W State Davison Reuben, retired, h 21 1/2 Sheridan av Davison Robert, potter, bds Elmer av cor Chestnut av, Chamb’g Davison Spafford W., (Lee; Davison & Dye), h 224 E Hanover Davison Thomas, potter, 102 Berkely, Chamb’g Davison Walter, machinist, bds 95 Carroll Daw W. A., watchman, h Market n Mercer Dawes Charles K., machinist, bds 102 Walnut av, Chamb’g Dawes Josiah, machinist, h 102 Walnut av, Chamb’g Dawson Elizabeth, cook, 219 W State Dawson Frederick, potter, h 74 Perrine av Dawson John, wire drawer, h 581 Centre Dawson Thomas, iron worker, bds 581 Centre Day Helena, widow Henry, res 198 Lamberton Day James L., painter, bds 48 Perrine av Day Joshua S., (Naar; Day & Naar), h 230 Academy Day Owen H., conductor, bds 119 E Hanover Daymont Charles E., clerk, h 413 Bridge Daymont Robert A. Y., h 237 Ferry Dayton James, cracker baker, Chestnut cor Rusling, Chamb’g Dayton Margaret E., widow W. L., h 163 W State Dayton William L., counselor at law, 144 E State, h 163 W State Deaby William, bds Pennington av, Ewing twp Dean Aaron, carpenter, 76 Belvidere Dean Abraham, carpenter, h 407 Hudson, Chamb’g Dean Barbara, widow William, res 102 Union Dean Dennis, ale and beer, h Breuing av, Millham Dean George L., supreme court crier, h 108 N Willow Dean Henry, laborer, h 149 W Hanover Dean James, fireman, bds 102 Union Dean Jesse, decorator, 74 Carroll, h do Dean John, moulder, bds 102 Union Dean John S., engineer, h 26 Lincoln av Dean Joseph, teamster, h 12 Spring Dean Joseph, laborer, bds 102 Union Dean Samuel, engineer, h 91 Union Dean Samuel S., machinist, h 108 N Willow Dean Susan F., matron, Normal hall Dean Thomas, potter, Klagg av, Millham Dean William, moulder, bds 102 Union Debarger Charles H., carpenter, h 26 Delaware De Camp Mahlon, coachman, 123 Tyler, Chamb’g Deck Charles, cabinet maker, bds 225 Second Deck George, clerk, bds 445 Centre Deck Frances, res 54 Lamberton Deck Frederick Jr., cigar maker, bds 445 Centre DECK FREDERICK, cigar manufacturer, 445 Centre, h do Deck Joseph, shoe maker, h 303 Second Deck Laura, dress maker, res 427 Centre Deck Valentine, laborer, h 427 Centre Deck William, cigar maker, bds 445 Centre Decker Andrew J., h 92 Spring Decker Emma F., operator, bds 248 E Hanover Decker Mrs. Jane H., h 156 W State Decker Joseph, potter, h 11 Barbara DE COU JAMES C., apothecary, 44 E State, h 131 E Hanover DeCou Joseph, apothecary, h 142 Perry DeCou Thomas B., milkman, h Brunswick av n city limits DeCoursey Elliot C., clerk, h 230 Spring DeCressey Philip, laborer, bds 1036 Lamberton D’Edwine Elizabeth, widow Henry, h 185 Lamberton D’Edwine William H., billiard clerk, h 38 Pennington av Deegan Daniel, laborer, bds 196 Lamberton Deegan James, laborer, bds 196 Lamberton Deegan Mary, groceries and notions, 157 Pennington, h do Deegan Thomas, laborer, h 21 Second DeGraw Richard, tinsmith, h 15 Lamberton DeGraw Samuel, plumber, bds 20 W Front DeGroot Hamilton, 204 Hamilton, Chamb’g Dehe Peter, blacksmith, h 218 Fair DeLacey John, spinner, bds 508 Federal DeLacey Joseph M., engineer, h 508 Federal Delaney George, stone cutter, 225 Hamilton, Chamb’g Delaney John G., barber, 116 Perry Delaney Mary, domestic, 224 W State Delaney Rose, widow, 110 Bellevue av DELAWARE COAL & ICE CO., (William Pashley; president, J. H. Wood; secretary and treasurer, Charles Pashley; superintendent), 245 N Greene Delaware House, (Edwin M. Hoff; prop), Warren cor Bridge Delaware and Raritan canal shop, bet Stockton and W Canal Deleree Edwin, dealer in fruit, bds 212 E State Deleree William H., fruit and provision dealer, h 2l2 E State Deleree William H., Jr., dealer in fruit, bds 212 E State Dellicker Frederick, clerk, h 123 Calhoun Delp George H., pump maker, bds Pennington av n toll gate DELP J. A. H., manufacturer of and dealer in pumps, 119 Pennington av, h n toll gate Dempsey Thomas A., teamster, h 6 Barnes Dempster Samuel, laborer, h 810 Jefferson av, Chamb’g DeNight William, laborer, h Kelly al DeNise Edward. chain maker, bds ft Calhoun Dennis David G., carpenter, h 24 Bayard, Chamb’g Dennis Eliza, widow, 414 Calhoun Dennis Elizabeth, widow, 31 Spring Dennis George, teamster, h 47 Summer Dennis Holmes, laborer, 338 N Montgomery Dennis John, laborer, h Pennington av n toll gate Dennis John, barber, bds 609 S Warren Dennis John M., barber, bds 11 Bayard, Chamb’g Dennis Joseph, iron moulder, h 109 Fall Dennis Richard, laborer, h 217 Brunswick av Dennis Sarah, weaver, h 108 W Front Dennis Sarah, res 5 Quintin’s row; r Livingston Dennis Serena E. B., school teacher, res 217 Brunswick av Dennis William H., expressman, 206 N Feeder Dennis William H., laborer, bds 414 Calhoun Dennison James M., brick maker, h 588 Centre Dentel Alfred, cigar box maker, Assanpink block, bds 46 Lamberton Dentel Catharine, widow, res 46 Lamberton Denton George, trucker, h 184 Cooper Dents Alfred, machinist, bds 521 S Warren Dermody Michael, laborer, bds 818 S Warren Dermody William Jr., iron worker, bds 383 Fair Dermody William, iron worker, bds 383 Fair Derrington John, tanner, bds 38 Seward av Derry Alfred, potter, 241 Woodruff Desmond John, teamster, h 407 Centre Deitrich William, bds 12 Hamilton av Dettmar William F., shoe store, 557 Clinton, h do, Chamb’g Dettmen John, bridge tender, h Greenwood av n canal, Chamb’g Deutz Caspar, bookkeeper, h Deutzville Deutz & Co., (R. J. Deutz; George Rulon & W. F. Skillman), manufacturing jewelers, Deutzville Deutz Henry, jeweler, h Deutzville Deutz Karl, jeweler, h Deutzville Deutz R. J., (Deutz & Co.), h Deutzville Devaney John, iron worker, h 26 Bayard, Chamb’g Devaney John, potter, h 145 Brunswick av Devaney John, potter, h 39 Summer Devaney John, laborer, h 632 Princeton av Devaney Kate, dress maker, res 632 Princeton av Devaney Patrick, potter, h 34 Rose Devereux Sallie, milliner, 107 N Greene Devereux J. Frank, clerk, bds 115 Cooper Devereux William W. K., printer, bds 107 N Greene Devine Patrick, laborer, h 5 Division Develin Henry, potter, bds 26 Perrine av Devoe Theodore R., laborer, h 140 Rose Dewan James, coachman, 223 N Willow Dewan Martin, saloon, 103 W Hanover. h do Dewan Mary, widow, h 12 Ogden Dewhirst James, retired, 70 Bayard, Chamb’g Dey Arreunah R., fireman, h 204 Southard Diamond Edward, saw maker, bds 307 Bridge Diamond Henry, laborer, h 477 Centre Diamond James, heater, h 419 Cass Diamond James, laborer, h 719 Clinton, Chamb’g Diamond Manas, saw maker, h 520 Lamberton Diamond Patrick, laborer, h 397 Union DIBBLE MANUFACTURING CO., (William H. Dibble; pres’t, F. W. Roebling; treas, Theodore H. Dibble; sec’y), builders’ hardware, 503 Broad Dibble Theodore H., manufacturer, h 37 Model av Dibble William H., dentist, 436 E State, h do Dibert Abram C., shoe manufacturer, h 189 Broad Dickey Eliezer P., printer, h 124 Calhoun DICKINSON L. CADWALLADER, tobacco and cigars, 16 E State, h 209 Perry Dickinson Edwin T. W., baker, h 537 Clinton, Chamb’g Dickinson Elizabeth, widow, h 12 Passaic Dickinson Frederick E., teacher, bds 248 E Hanover Dickinson Hattie, teacher, res 348 Broad Dickinson John, instructor laundry department, state prison, h Emory n Chestnut av, Chamb’g Dickinson John, carriage builder, h 348 Broad Dickinson Philemon, h 128 W State Dickinson S. Meredith, counselor at law, state house, h 479 W State DICKINSON SAMUEL, druggist, 1 N Warren, h 531 E State Dickson Augustin, bds 223 Fall Dickson John F., hose maker, bds 223 Fall Dickson Samuel R, hide dealer, h 223 Fall Diehl Henry, barber, 437 Centre, bds 634 Lamberton Diehl Jacob Jr., iron worker, bds 634 Lamberton Diehl Jacob, laborer, h 634 Lamberton Diehl John, cabinet maker, h 207 Fall Dignan Edward F., bookkeeper, 306 Montgomery Dignan James, carpenter and builder, Peter’s al; n Stockton, h 236 Perry DIGNAN JAMES W., (J. W. Dignan & Son); also justice of the peace, h 236 Perry DIGNAN JAMES W. & SON, (Thomas Dignan), plumbers and gas fitters, 148 Perry Dignan Thomas, (Dignan & Son), h 483 Princeton av Dildine Charles, cutter, bds 110 W State Dill Catharine, widow John R., h 219 W State Dillett James, iron worker, Clinton n Dye, Chamb’g Dillett John, laborer, h .59 Clark, Chamb’g Dilley Anna, milliner, res 31 E State Dilley Ella, milliner, res 31 E State Dilley Valentine, mason, h 73 Lamberton Dillon Bridget, domestic, 148 W State Dillon Edward, hackman, h E State cor Chambers, Chamb’g Dillon Edward, puddler, h 213 Ferry Dillon Edward, tinsmith, bds 214 Fair Dillon Fannie, house cleaner, h 438 Princeton av Dillon James, beer saloon, 370 Clinton Dillon John, iron worker, h 214 Fair Dillon John Jr., carpenter, bds 214 Fair Dillon Joseph, watchman, 21 Grant av Dillon Joseph, hod carrier, bds 259 N Greene Dillon Patrick, mason, h 168 Monmouth Dillon Patrick, expressman, h 339 W Hanover Dillon Thomas, laborer, h 519 Calhoun Dillon Thomas, laborer, h 140 Monmouth Dilts Ethelinda, widow, res 36 Tyrill av Dilts George K., potter, h 250 N Feeder Dilts Godfrey, carpenter, 166 Rose Dilts John M., potter, 166 Rose Dilts William, street car driver, h 36 Tyrill av Diltz A. V., grocer, E Hanover cor Stockton, h do Dingman David, (Dingman & Terry), h 102 Centre cor Ferry DINGMAN & TERRY, (David Dingman and Alonzo Terry), groceries and provisions and wholesale commission dealers, Centre cor Ferry Dippolt Charles, dentist, 111 E State Dippolt Elena B., clerk, bds 210 N Montgomery Dippolt James L., toll gate keeper, h Bridge cor Fair Dippolt John F., book binder, bds 210 N Montgomery Dippolt Sallie, 210 N Montgomery Dippolt William E., clerk, h 28 Tyrill av DIRK JOHN, beer saloon, 603 Princeton av, h do Dirk Matilda, candy store, 601 Princeton av, h do Dirschboarg John B., kilnman, h 110 Turpin Dirth William, laborer, h 20 Chauncey Disbrow Azariah, wheelwright, h 1006 Clinton, Chamb’g DISBROW BENJAMIN B., barber, 324 E State, h 38 E Canal DISBROW BENJAMIN L., undertaker, 8 S Warren, h 120 N Warren Disbrow Charles W., barber, bds 38 E Canal Disbrow Edward, carpenter, 1006 Clinton, Chamb’g DISBROW GEORGE P., mason, bds 624 S Warren Disbrow Heatbcote J., bds 231 E Hanover Disbrow James P., janitor city hall, h do Disbrow John, wire worker, h Landing n Lamberton Disbrow John C., clerk, h 202 Academy Disbrow Milan, shoe maker, h 546 Second Disbrow Randolph, wire worker, 1006 Clinton, Chamb’g Disbrow William, kilnman, bds 546 Second Disbrow William H., mason, h 306 Bridge Disbrow William M., agent, h 101 W State DISSINGER & ALLINSON, (Jacob Dissinger and Josiah T. Allinson), plumbers and gas fitters, 14 E Hanover Dissinger Jacob, (Dissinger & Allinson), h 429 Princeton Ditmars Augustus, packer, bds 584 Clinton, Chamb’g Ditmars Henry S., janitor, bds 106 Allen Ditmars John, painter, bds 105 Jackson DITMARS JOHN H., groceries and provisions, 584 Clinton, h do, Chamb’g Ditmus Charles, hostler, h 46 Fowler Dix Moses, laborer, h Mulberry, Millham Doane Henry, laborer, bds 107 Fall Dobbins Charles C., grocery, 403 E State, h do Dobbins Charles S. H., plumber, 156 Broad, h do DOBBINS JOHN P., importer and dealer in liquors, 457 Broad, h do Dobbins Robert L., hatter, 15 E State, h 47 Carroll Dobbins S. Hillman, clerk, h 122 Allen DODSON WILLIAM B., ladies’ and gents’ furnishing goods and notions, Greene cor Front, h do Dolan Barney, laborer, h 21 Woodland, Chamb’g Dolan Daniel, telegraph operator, bds 42 Bank Dolan John, laborer, h 11 Division Dolan Martin, laborer, bds 821 Lamberton Dolan Michael, teacher, bds 110 Southard Dolan Michael, laborer, h 821 Lamberton Doles Thomas, laborer, h 374 Reservoir Dollhopf Theodore, knob maker, bds 274 N Willow Dolly George, laborer, h 155 Pennington av Dolton Charles H., clerk, h 156 E Front Dolton Edward C., chain maker, bds 205 Pennington av Dolton Edward, retired, h 622 S Warren Dolton Edward, laborer, h 93 Cass, Chamb’g Dolton Frank, moulder, bds 151 Broad Dolton John, h 2 Prince, Millham Dolton Mary, widow, 205 Pennington av Dolton Michael, potter, h 2 Prince, Millham DOLTON WM. & CO., (J. H. Blackwell), wholesale grocers, 114 & 116 N Warren Dolton William, (Wm. Dolton & Co.), h 130 N Warren Donaldson Agnes, widow, State cor Chambers, Chamb’g Donegan Thomas, mason, 151 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Donlon Patrick, laborer, 753 Chambers, Chamb’g Donlon James, laborer, h 108 Fair Donlon John, laborer, h 3 Mill Donlon Mary A., domestic, 117 E Hanover Donlon Rose, domestic, 116 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Donnelly Anthony, laborer, h 654 Broad, Chamb’g Donnelly Charles, laborer, bds 654 Broad, Chamb’g Donnelly Charles, printer, bds 524 Federal Donnelly Charles, laborer, h 127 Second Donnelly Charles J., iron worker, bds 113 Furman Donnelly Felix, laborer, h 373 Second Donnelly Harry A., salesman, bds Earley’s Hotel; E Hanover Donnelly Henry, h 456 Centre Donnelly James, laborer, 524 Federal Donnelly John, potter, h 8 Jefferson Donnelly John, gardener, 185 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Donnelly John H., bar tender, bds 151 E Front Donnelly Julia, widow Daniel, res 15 New Donnelly Michael, iron worker, h 113 Furman Donnelly Michael, laborer, h 466 Centre Donnelly Michael, laborer, h 448 Centre DONNELLY MICHAEL J., news dealer and tobacconist, 3 Centre, bds 458 do Donnelly Owen, teamster, h 307 Brunswick av Donnelly Patrick, iron worker, h 458 Centre Donnelly Patrick, stone mason, 513 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Donnelly Patrick, h 6 Jefferson DONNELLY RICHARD A., gents’ furnishing goods, Taylor hall, bds Earley’s Hotel; E Hanover Donnelly William, wire drawer. bds 654 Broad, Chamb’g Donnelly William, retired, h 13 Donnelly’s al Donnelly William, wire worker, h 29 Decatur Donner Anna, dress maker, res 140 W State Donner Edward B., telegraph operator, bds 140 W State Donoghue & Leonard, (Michael J. Donoghue & James B. Leonard), stone yard, Front n Stockton Donoghue Michael J., (Donoghue & Leonard), h 113 Spring DONOGHUE THOMAS J., Bound Brook Hotel & sample room, 241 N Willow, h do Donohue Charles, potter, h 24 Perrine av Donohue Charles W., kilnman, h 22 Mulberry, E Trenton Donohue David, bottler, bds 632 S Warren Donohue David, laborer, 135 Pennington av Donohue James, beer and ale, 58 Esher, h do Donohue James, ale and beer, 239 Clinton, Millham, h do Donohue John, brick maker, bds 135 Pennington av Donoher Mary, widow, h 129 Ferry Donoher Thomas P., salesman Trenton Pottery, bds 129 Ferry Donovan Bridget, widow, 203 N Willow Donovan Charles, polisher, bds 97 Summer Donovan Dennis, wire drawer, Girard av, Deutzville Donovan Dennis, peddler, h 352 Broad Donovan James, laborer, h 607 Clinton, Chamb’g Donovan James, farmer, Girard av, Deutzville Doolan Edward, laborer, 109 Jennie, Chamb’g Doolan Michael, grocer, Esher cor Herman, h do Dooley Dennis, laborer, 116 Humboldt Dooley James W., chain maker, bds 167 W Hanover Doolittle Horace F., h 53 Model av Dooner Barney, farmer, Hermitage; W State; n city limits Doran Emma, widow John G., res 59 Cooper Doran George N., driller P R R, h 136 Monmouth Doran George N., moulder, bds 11 E Front Doran John, teamster, h 145 N Willow Doran John J., painter, 13 Pennington av Doran Thomas, laborer, bds 425 Centre Doran William T., painter, h 303 S Warren Dorling John E., rubber maker, h 38 Tyrill av Dorsey Katie, dress maker, res 36 Grand, Chamb’g Dorsey James Jr., laborer, bds 110 Adeline, Chamb’g Dorsey James, laborer, h 110 Adeline, Chamb’g Dorsey Thomas, gas maker, h 36 Grand, Chamb’g Dotser George, iron worker, bds 476 Centre Dotson Nelson, bds 604 S Warren Dotter Andrew J., iron worker, h 108 William, Chamb’g Dotter John, laborer, h 503 Jennie, Chamb’g Dotter Michael, laborer, bds 503 Jennie, Chamb’g Dotzert Charles, laborer, h 381 Second Dougherty James, laborer, bds 350 N Montgomery Dougherty James, canal foreman, 312 Brunswick av Dougherty James. potter, h Taylor, Millham Dougherty John G., potter, h 533 Perry Dougherty Robert, blacksmith, h 390 Union Dougherty Sarah A., widow Daniel, res r 166 Cooper Douglass Alfred, carpenter, 242 Mercer Douglass Armour A., harness maker, 130 Mercer Douglass Charles, painter, h 197 Cooper Douglass Frederick, laborer, bds 218 N Willow Douglass Nathaniel R., harness maker, 204 Broad, h do Douress Charles, roller, bds 146 Ferry Douress Edward, roller, bds 146 Ferry Douress Margaret, widow, 146 Ferry Douress William, laborer, h 506 Second Dowd & Bro., (John and William P.), stilt manufacturers, Mulberry cor Klagg av, Millham Dowd John, (Dowd & Bro.), h Klagg av, Millham Dowd John, iron worker, h 11 Mott, Chamb’g Dowd John Jr., iron worker, 11 Mott, Chamb’g Dowd Mary, domestic, 227 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Dowd Mary, domestic, 51 W State Dowd William P., (Dowd & Bro.), h Klagg av, Millham Dowdell Matthew, laborer, bds 26 Belvidere Dowdney Charles B., blacksmith, h 231 Ferry Dowling Andrew R., clerk, bds 167 Broad DOWLING’S HOTEL, (Robert S. Dowling; prop), 167 and 169 Broad Dowling John, laborer, 132 Fountain av Dowling John, potter, h 11 Bond Dowling John A., plumber, bds 167 Broad Dowling Martha A., widow, h Kelly’s al Dowling Robert S. Jr., clerk, bds 167 Broad Dowling Robert S., prop Dowling’s Hotel, 167 and 169 Broad Dowling Sylvester, laborer, bds 132 Fountain av Downing Addis, machinist, h 20 Market Downing Stafford R., puddler, h 217 Ferry Downs Elizabeth, confectionery, 318 Clinton av, h do Doyle Catharine, widow, N Feeder D & R canal N of junction Doyle Elizabeth, widow, 457 Princeton av Doyle James T., conductor, bds 330 N Montgomery Doyle Peter, laborer, h 226 Elmer, Chamb’g Doyle Thomas, brakeman, 457 Princeton av Doyle William R., bookkeeper, h 117 N Stockton Drain Thomas A., plumber, h 308 Bridge Drake Albert S., grocer, 201 Spring, h do Drake Benjamin, clerk, bds 127 Cooper Drake Catharine, widow, res 127 Cooper Drake Charles C., telegraph operator, bds 437 E State Drake Charles H., potter, bds 78 Bellevue av Drake Edward J., clerk, bds Centre cor Landing Drake Henry S., brakeman, h 552 Perry Drake Isaac R., carpenter, h 437 E State Drake James, bds 127 Cooper Drake James M., grocer, Centre cor Landing, h do Drake John, plasterer, bds 127 Cooper Drake John, laborer, h 442 Centre Drake John, painter, bds 554 Centre Drake John H., brakeman, h 108 Jefferson Drake Kate, widow William A., h 33 Turpin Drake Liscomb, bds 128 Allen Drake Liscomb T., mason, 78 Bellevue av Drake William H., machinist, bds 33 Turpin Drakeford William, potter, h Dickinson n Cass, Millham Dramcourt J. A., bds 140 W State Driscoll Michael, potter, bds 120 Kossuth Driver Louis, laborer, h 11 William, Chamb’g Drodenbrolt George, laborer, 421 Federal Drugan James, laborer, h 368 Clinton Drugan Samuel, potter, 56 Lincoln av Drugen James, potter, 215 N Willow Drummond Jennie D., bds 110 W State Dubbs Lewis, iron worker, h 489 Broad Dudey Michael, laborer, h 325 Southard Duff John, laborer, bds 104 Clinton, Chamb’g Duff Thomas, trackman, bds 330 Perry Duffield Francis, laborer, h 3 Jennie al, Chamb’g Duffy James, saloon, Ferry cor Fair, h do Duffy Jane, widow Patrick, res 132 Turpin Duffy Luke, laborer, h 43 Jefferson Duffy Patrick, laborer, h Prince n Mead, Millham Dugan Farrell, laborer, bds 189 W Hanover Dugan James, iron worker, h 662 Lamberton Dugan Thomas, laborer, h 189 W Hanover Dugan William, coachman, bds 301 Jackson Duge Matthew, laborer, h 101 Bellevue av Duggan Fred, potter, bds 202 Southard Duggan Michael, laborer, h 98 Union Duggan Michael Jr., laborer, bds 98 LTnion Duhy James, potter, bds 538 Perry Dullard Patrick, laborer, bds 638 Princeton av Dullea Michael, laborer, bcls 388 S Warren Dumont John H., potter, bds 168 Mercer Dumont John H., grocer, 223 Southard, h do Duncan Charles H., instructor state prison, h 514 Market Duncan Francis H., manager W. U. Telegraph office, h 232 Mercer Duncan William F., clerk, bds 514 Market Duncson James, laborer, h 438 Princeton av D’Unger Barnett G., (D'Unger & Son), h 607 S Warren D'Unger Elwood, D’Unger & Sons, h 603 S Warren D'Unger & Son, (B. G. & Elwood D’Unger), machinists, Factory cor Warren D‘Unger Willis, deputy keeper, h 116 N Willow DUNHAM CHARLES H., physician, 121 S Warren, h 123 do Dunham John, laborer, bds 164 Passaic Dungan Charles H., railroad employe, h 20 Wall Dunigan John, laborer, h 69 Esher Dunnigan Owen, potter, bds 17 Behm Dunning John, potter, h 24 E Canal Dunlavy Daniel, laborer, h 205 Clinton, Millham Dunley John, boiler maker. bds 13 Wright’s al Dunley William, laborer, 13 Wright’s al Dunn & Ashton, (Philip P. Dunn and John K. Ashton), wholesale boots; shoes and rubbers, 13 and 15 N Warren Dunn Alexander, (Dunn & Murray), h 218 E State Dunn Christopher, clerk, bds 209 Centre Dunn David T., baggage master, bds 246 N Willow Dunn Ella, widow, h Breuing av, Millham Dunn Ellen A., dress making, 341 S Warren, h Yardleyville; Pa Dunn Felix, iron worker, h 486 Centre Dunn Henry W., paymaster, D & R canal office, bds 123 Perry Dunn Isaac A., salesman, bds 150 Perry Dunn James, printer, bds 151 Broad Dunn James, puddler, bds 44 Asbury Dunn James, heater, h 486 Centre Dunn John, laborer, h 126 Temple Dunn John, liquor saloon, 326 S Warren, h do Dunn Joseph A., potter, bds 126 Kossuth Dunn Lewis, clerk, h 119 W Hanover Dunn Luke, wire worker, h 507 Ferry Dunn Luke, watchman, h 126 Kossuth Dunn Michael, laborer, h 317 Ewing DUNN & MURRAY, (A. Dunn and J. Howard Murray), hardware; &c., 13 E State Dunn Patrick, wire drawer, bds 486 Centre Dunn Philip P. Jr., clerk, bds 145 E Hanover Dunn Philip P., (Dunn & Ashton); also pres’t First National Bank, h 145 E Hanover Dunn Willet, merchant tailor, 105 E State, h 121 E Hanover Dunphy John, flagman, h 179 Cooper Dunphy Mrs. John, groceries, 179 Cooper, h do Durling John, rubber maker, h 38 Tyrill av Durling Mizner, laborer, h 38 Tyrill av Durnan Barney, iron worker, bds 216 Second Dwyer Dennis, laborer, 221 Woodruff DWYER EDWARD, hotel, 223 Clinton av, h do Dwyer James, laborer, h 119 Jefferson Dwyer John T., student, bds 247 Mercer Dwyer Thomas, laborer, h 247 Mercer Dwyer William, railroader, bds 64 Perrine av Dye George, teamster, h 248 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Dye George R., merchant, 16 Tyler, Chamb’g Dye Hannah, tailoress, res 37 Lamberton Dye Howell, rubber maker, h 225 Clinton, Millham Dye James W., shipping clerk, h 11 Carroll Dye Joseph H., teamster, bds 248 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Dye Levi, (Lee; Davison & Dye), h 126 N Warren Dye William H., h 248 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Dyer Edward, blacksmith, h 119 Ferry Dyer George W., rubber maker, bds 104 Clinton, Chamb’g Dyer John, kilnman, h 27 Esher Dyer John D., conductor, h 608 Prospect, Chamb’g Dyer John V., fruit and confectionery, 12 S Greene, h 10 Decatur Dyer Julia, widow Felix, res 10 Decatur Dyer Mary, tailoress, 29 Tucker Dyer William, chain maker, h 1016 Broad, Chamb’g Dynaing Daniel, laborer, h 200 Lamberton Eades John, saloon, 485 Broad, h do Eades John W., roller, h 146 Second EAGLE HOTEL, (Thomas Leonard; prop), Broad cor Ferry EAGLE POTTERY, (Henry A. Burroughs; Elijah Mountford; Joseph Burroughs), Clinton n Centre Eardley Abraham, potter, h 26 Sheridan av Eardley Charles, decorator, bds 301 Jackson Eardley John, potter, bds 36 Southard Eardley Samuel, potter, h 6 Seward av Eardley William, potter, 113 Butler, Chamb’g Earle Thomson G., prop Earle’s express, h 62 Lamberton Earley Alice P., widow, res 47 Lamberton Earley Daniel, laborer, h 144 Federal EARLEY’S HOTEL, (Henry Earley; prop), E Hanover n Greene Earley Henry, (prop Earley’s Hotel), 105 E Hanover Earley Richardson, carpenter, h 100 Walnut av, Chamb’g Earley Robert, clerk, bds 118 W State EARLEY WILLIAM H., city clerk, bds Earley’s Hotel East Trenton pottery Co., (C. S. Cook; president and treasurer, W. M. Marshal; secretary), N Y av cor Mulberry, E Trenton Eastburn Mary Ann, widow, bds 110 W State Easthope George E., shoe maker, bds 151 Broad Easton David, tailor, h 23 Spring Eayres Charles, paper hanger, h 25 E Front Eberle Theodosia W., widow, h 240 W State Eccles Alfred, clerk, bds 121 E Hanover Eccles William J., insurance agent, h r 144 E State Eck Augustus, cigar maker, h 18 Camden Eck Frederick, laborer, h Third n zinc works Eckert Gottlieb, laborer, 43 Gordon Eckert Louis, saloon, bds 133 Allen Eckert Theodore H., potter, h 15 Hermann Eckerson Mary, widow Benjamin, 138 Bayard, Chamb’g Eckstein Jacob, laborer, h 178 Cooper Eddie Jeanette, widow, h 25 Sheridan av EDGE & CO., (Thomas G. Edge), importers and decorators of china and earthenware, 9 Ewing Edge Thomas G., (Edge & Co.), h 55 Southard Edge William H., h 868 Centre Edmund Charles, potter, h 303 Jackson Edmund Ellsworth E., saw grinder, bds 11 Taylor Edmund Henry N., jeweler, bds 1030 Lamberton Edmund Peter J., grocer, 9 Centre, h 177 Cooper Edmund Thomas H., china gilder, bds 177 Cooper Edmund Walter H., saw grinder, h 11 Taylor Edwards Charles H., clerk, bds 144 E Front Edwards Frederick, laborer, bds 61 Union Edwards John V., tobacconist, 107 Fall, h do Edwards Joseph, blacksmith, h 144 E Front Edwards Lewis, iron worker, 38 Mott, Chamb’g Edwards Lewis Jr., charcoal refiner, bds 38 Mott, Chamb’g Edwards Mary A., widow Jacob S., res 40 Cooper Edwards Samuel, h 183 Cooper Edwards Thomas, potter, 233 Elmer, Chamb’g Edwards Thomas, iron worker, 233 Elmer, Chamb’g Edwards Thomas, potter, h 49 Sheridan av Egan Bernard, boatman, h 356 Fair Egan Edward, wire drawer, bds 306 Centre Egan John J., wire drawer, bds 306 Centre Egan John, laborer, h 73 Bellevue av Egan John, gas maker, h 306 Centre Egan Michael, potter, bds 144 Jefferson Egan Patrick, laborer, h 371 Fair Egan Patrick J., wire drawer, bds 306 Centre Egan Thomas, potter, bds 144 Jefferson Ege Asa H., farmer, bds 130 Spring Egner Frederick, teamster, h 10 E Front Eggert Dora, domestic, 127 E Hanover Eggert John, iron worker, h 636 Centre Eggert John Jr., iron worker, bds 636 Centre Eichman William H., conductor, h 70 Spring Eichman William H., engineer, 63 Spring Eichner Benjamin, h 34 Fountain av Eichner William, bds 34 Fountain av Eick Alvah, clerk, bds 707 S Warren Eike Hiram, teamster, h 306 Hamilton, Chamb’g Eike Silas C., laborer, bds 306 Hamilton, Chamb’g Einberg Wolf, iron worker, h 43 Market EISENBACH JOHN, (prop Marion Hotel), S Warren cor Mill, res do Eisenbach William, laborer, h 131 Lamberton Eisenhude August, potter, bds 689 Princeton av Eldridge Enoch, farmer, bds Pennington av n toll gate Eldridge Stephen, milk dealer, h Pennington av n toll gate Elgeshauser Anton, tailor, h 9 E State Ellicott Calvin, laborer, h 304 Bridge Ellicott Sarah, widow George, res 122 Union Ellingsworth William, iron worker, h 221 Mercer Elliott Anna, washing, h 8 Lodge al Elliott David, laborer, 149 Pennington av Elliott Robert, bottler, 444 Broad, h do Elliott Tillie M., music teacher, bds 79 Southard Elliott & Cuddy (Wm. Elliott and Thomas Cuddy), blacksmiths, 543 & 545 Perry Elliott William, (Elliott & Cuddy), 508 Perry Ellis I. Addie, teacher, res 226 N Warren Ellis Ambrose, engineer, h 234 Pennington av ELLIS EDWARD S., journalist, h 430 E State Ellis Edward, potter, h 338 Clinton av Ellis Franklin, fisherman, bds 116 Bridge Ellis George W., engineer, h 141 Perry Ellis James B., engineer, h 108 Mill Ellis James H., potter, bds 13 New York av, E Trenton Ellis Lewis, potter, bds 13 New York av, E Trenton Ellis Mary, widow, res 139 Spring Ellis Samuel, slater, 78 Spring, h 83 do Ellis Susan, grocery, h 13 New York av, E Trenton Ellis Sylvester, laborer, h 3 Mill Ellsworth Elmer, lock moulder, bds 32 Sweet’s av Elmer William, physician, 46 W State, h do Elrath Charles, mason, bds 27 Passaic Elrath John R., mason, h 27 Passaic Elsbury Charles, waiter, bds 183 W Hanover Elsbury Harriet, widow, h 183 W Hanover Elwill C. Howard, clerk, h 240 E State Ely Clara, widow, res 33 Ringold Ely George, real estate, 130 Perry, h do Ely Gershom M., clerk, bds Montgomery cor S Feeder Ely H. Newton, traveling agent, bds 323 Market Ely Howard, druggist, h 66 Laniberton Ely Hugh B., sec’y and treas B D & Flem R R & Trans Co, Trenton H R R Co, Clinton Ely Isaac, iron worker, h l52 Lamberton Ely Jonathan G., carpenter, 75 Spring Ely Morris H., polisher, bds 66 Lamberton Ely Seth, boarding house, h 31 Yard av Ely Vanmarter, carpenter, h 117 Bayard, Chamb’g Ely Wilson, carpenter, bds 166 Broad Embley Jefferson, student, bds 410 Market Embley Robert, cigar maker, h 312 Clinton av Embley William P., sash and blinds, h 314 Clinton av Emerson Herbert S., printer, h 126 N Montgomery Emery Elizabeth, widow, h 334 Ewing Emery Hannah, widow Philip, 23 Butler, Chamb’g Emile Brewer, bar tender, 123 S Greene Emlen Charles, bakery, 30 S Greene. h do Emlen George, paper maker, h 142 Pennington av Emmons Hulda, domestic, 209 Market Emmons Peter, wire maker, h 714 Broad, Chamb’g Emmons Spencer, clothing, 309 S Warren, h do Emory Anna, widow, 83 Butler, Chamb’g EMPORIUM THE DAILY, (John Briest; editor and prop), 146 E State Emrich Simon, fancy goods, 801 Broad, h do, Chamb’g ENCKE & DAVIS, (Joseph R. Encke and William Davis), real estate and insurance agents, 344 Broad ENCKE JOSEPH R., (Encke & Davis), city treasurer, h 241 Jackson ENDEBROCK FREDERICK H., confectioner, 171 Broad, h do Engel Annie M., widow, h 62 Pennington av ENGEL CHARLES C., restaurant and saloon, Taylor hall, h 151 E Front Engel Edward, baker, 222 Broad, h do Engel Peter, laborer, h 325 Second Engel William, laborer, h 18 Sheridan Engelke James, laborer, Hudson n Butler, Chamb’g Engert George, iron worker, h 323 Federal Engleburg Frank, iron worker, bds 239 Elmer, Chamb’g English Ambrose W., brick manufacturer, h 113 W State English Elmer E., milk dealer, h 533 Perry ENGLISH FRANKLIN P., groceries and provisions, 141 Spring cor Calhoun, h 222 Spring English George W., clerk, h 124 Spring English Harrison F., dealer in meat; &c, 336 Broad, h 319 do English Jacob C., salesman, h 533 Perry English John M., huckster, h 59 Southard English Joseph R., grocer, Hudson cor Bayard, h 259 Hamilton, Chamb‘g English Lydia E., h 37 Lamberton English Mrs. Sarah, res 120 Centre English William H., millwright, h 37 Lamberton Ennis Christopher, laborer, h 227 Second Ennis John J., laborer, h 608 Clinton, Chamb’g Ennis Phillis, widow, h 23 Taylor al Enoch Jennie, widow, h 33 E Washington Enslin Charles, iron worker, h 104 Jennie, Chamb’g Enslin David, baker, h 23 Cox’s al Ensling Christian,oaker, bds 241 Federal Ent Charles, laborer, bds 317 Fair Ent Lambert, flagman, h 317 Fair Ent Rebecca, widow Peter, res 210 Broad Ent William, boatman, bds 317 Fair ENTERPRISE POTTERY COMPANY, (Charles H. Skirm; pres’t and treas, S. D. Oliphant; sec’y), New York av, E Trenton Entwistle Robert, machinist, h 590 Centre Enwright Thomas, millwright, h 15 N Willow Enwright Michael, laborer, h 551 Centre Episcopo Arsenio, tobacconist and confectioner, 337 and 339 Broad, h do Episcopo Louis, laborer, bds 337 Broad Erb George, wire drawer, h 142 Turpin Ermeling Bernhardt, engineer, 224 Second Ermeling Ernest, iron worker, bds 224 Second Ernest August, pretzel baker, h 808 Centre Ernest Emma E., dress maker, res 605 Lamberton Ernest William E., auctioneer, h 605 Lamberton Errickson John, ass’t foreman, h 72 Perrine av Ervin William H., boatman, h 55 Summer Esmond Joseph, iron worker, h r 510 Lamberton Estellow Frank T., druggist, bds 542 S Warren Estellow Henry, machinist, h 542 S Warren Etchells John E., machinist, bds 261 Jackson ETTENGER & LA FETRA, (B. F. Ettenger and Joseph La Fetra), manufacturers of boots and shoes, 47 W State Ettenger B. F., (Ettenger & La Fetra), bds Morrisville ETRURIA POTTERY, (Ott & Brewer; prop’s), Clinton n B&DRR ETZENBERGER JOHN, glue factory, Taylor n Fillmore, Millham, h do Eubank John W., salesman, h Dolton’s block Eubank John W. Jr., salesman, h Dolton’s block Euchner Ben jamin, brick maker, 34 Fountain av Euchner William, brick maker, 34 Fountain av EVANS EDWARD W., counselor at law, 18 S Warren, h 51 W State Evans Jacob, laborer, h 309 Reservoir Evans J. Douglass, printer, bds 9 N Willow Evans John, carpenter, h 227 Perry Evans John, tool maker, h 180 Lamberton Evans Joseph, Novelty iron foundry, 208 Lamberton, h 6 Cosy pl; Smith’s av Evans Katie, milliner, res 31 E State Evans Mary, h 222 E State Evans Reese, laborer, h 102 Clark, Chamb’g Evans Samuel V., moulder, h 183 Cooper Evarts Frederick, roller, bds 225 Second Everbach Henry, farmer, h 812 Centre Everhart Frederick, 16 Hancock, Chamb’g Everett Abram B., carpenter, 83 Pennington av Everett Benjamin F., mason, h 132 Allen Everett Frank, mason, h 132 Allen Everett J. Gardner, mason, h 26 Spring Everett John W., carpenter, h 11 Fowler EVERETT THOMAS S., dealer in horses and mules, Broad r of Dowling’s Hotel, h 119 Centre Everitt George J., locksmith, 83 Pennington av Everitt Henry P., mason, bds 83 Pennington av Everingham Henry, farmer, Broad n Jersey av, Chamb’g Everingham William, laborer, h 323 Clinton, Chamb’g Everingham William S., salesman, 141 Academy Evernham Horatio, carpenter, bds 58 Union Evernham James, millwright, h 58 Union Evernham William, potter, bds 58 Union Evers Anton, laborer, h 828 Lamberton Ewan Benjamin, clerk, h 139 Stockton Ewan George R., clerk, bds 139 Stockton Ewing Louisa, res 136 N Warren Ewing Maude, res 136 N Warren Ewing Rachel, dress maker, res 232 N Willow Ewing Thomas R., paper hanger, bds 232 N Willow EXCELSIOR POTTERY WORKS (Joseph Willets; pres’t, Daniel Willets; sec’y, Edmund R. Willets; treas), manufacturers of earthenware, D & R canal ab Rose Extine John, laborer, h Anderson, Chamb’g Exton Adam, (Adam Exton & Co.), h 324 Broad EXTON ADAM & CO. (Adam Exton; John Exton; Wm. H. Brokaw), cracker bakery, factory 244 and 246 Centre cor Furman Exton George A., salesman, h 259 Jackson Exton John, (Adam Exton & Co.), h 242 Centre Exton William F., bookkeeper, bds 233 Centre Faas Frederick, butcher, Chestnut av cor Cummins, Chamb’g Fabian Agnes, Cass n canal bridge, Chamb’g Fabian Charles, manufacturer of cigars, N Warren and Brunswick av, h 14 Pennington av Fabian Elizabeth, widow, h 428 Princeton av Fabian George, cigar maker, bds 428 Princeton av Fabian Henry, bridge tender, 2 Cass, Chamb’g Fabian Peter, teamster, h 101 Fountain av Fabian Stewart, car driver, h 207 Third Fackenthall Hart, blacksmith, bds S Stockton n Front Fackenthall C. Minnie, teacher, res 310 Centre Fagan George, rubber maker, bds 27 William Fagin Alexander, shoe dealer, h 219 N Montgomery Fagin Ann, widow Abel, res 218 Fall Fagin Catharine, widow, res 188 Lamberton Fagin Mary, bds 107 S Warren Fagin Patrick, slipper maker, h 188 Lamberton Fagin William, carpenter, h 225 Bridge Fagin William, 864 Broad, Chamb'g Fagins William, bridge tender, h 102 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Fahrenbach Henry, h 1044 Lamberton Fairbrother David, h 313 Bridge Fairbrother Edward. laborer, bds 313 Bridge Fairbrother Edward B., machinist, bds 313 Bridge Fairley Joseph W., principal Trenton Academy, bds 136 N Warren Fairlie John, tinsmith, bds 368 S Warren Fairlie William, machinist, bds 368 S Warren Faist Baptist, laborer, h 63 Rose Fajoli Ann, widow Constantine, res 16 New Fajoli Daniel, laborer, h 45 Jefferson Fajoli Maria, widow, h Allen n W Canal Falcy Michael, potter, bds 48 Jefferson Falcy Patrick, potter, bds 48 Jefferson Falcy Simon, potter, h 48 Jefferson Fallandau Jacob, potter, bds 211 Southard Faller George, laborer, bds 17 Ferry Fallon Charles, miller, h 375 S Warren Fallon Joseph, laborer, 1 Mott, Chamb’g Fallon Martin, laborer, h 334 E Carroll Fallon Matilda B., school teacher, h Dolton’s block Fallows Alfred J., sup’t wire weaving room, bds 31 Yard av Fallows Martha, widow William, res 117 Mill Fannon Patrick, laborer, bds 568 S Warren Fark Louisa, confectionery, 26 S Warren, h do Farley Andrew, groceries and provisions, 120 Second, h do Farley Annie, widow James, h 178 Jefferson Farley Dickerson H., teacher, h 122 Monmouth Farley Dominick, shoe maker, h 24 E Front Farley Elias, oyster saloon, 610 S Warren, h do Farley Harry, barber, bds 805 Broad, Chamb’g Farley James, laborer, h 28 Woolverton av, Chamb’g Farley James, laborer, r 331 Union Farley Joseph, potter, h 27 Sheridan av Farley Luke, finisher, bds 711 Broad, Chamb’g Farley Mary, widow, h St Joseph av, Millham Farley Nicholas, laborer, h 414 Centre Farley Patrick, laborer, 53 Spring Farley Patrick, potter, h 9 New York av, E Trenton Farley Patrick, bds 444 Broad Farley Patrick, h 414 Centre Farley Philip, potter, bds 231 Clinton, Millham Farley Philip, potter, h 171 Jefferson Farley Richard, wire drawer, bds 28 Woolverton av, Chamb’g Farley Theodore, waiter, h 147 W Hanover Farley Thomas, laborer, h 23 Turpin Farmer Edward, chain manufacturer, 342 Fair, h do Farrand James H., h 30 Yard av Farrell Charles, h 127 Kossuth Farrell Charles C., tinsmith, h 74 Union Farrell Charles H, potter, bds 61 Union Farrell Catharine, domestic, 125 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Farrell Gertrude A., widow Hugh, res 61 Union Farrell Henrietta, widow, res 555 Broad Farrell James, laborer, h 211 Spring Farrell James Jr., tinsmith, h 215 Spring Farrell James, laborer, h 164 Jefferson Farrell John, clerk, bds 883 Broad, Chamb'g Farrell John, carpenter, h 143 Conover’s al Farrell John P., blacksmith, h 61 Union FARRELL LAWRENCE, furniture; carpets; oil cloths; &c., 146 N Greene, h 219 Perry Farrell Michael, grocer, 883 Broad, h do, Chamb’g Farrell Michael Jr., clerk, bds 883 Broad, Chamb’g Farrell Robert, gardener, h 337 W Hanover Farrell Robert, blacksmith, bds 211 Spring Farrell Thomas, letter carrier, bds 188 Brunswick av Farrell William, laborer, h 228 Spring Fasold Charles, hose maker, h 127 Hampton, Chamb'g FAUBEL ELIZABETH, beer saloon. 274 N Willow, h do Faubel William, upholsterer, bds 274 N Willow Faulkner William, laborer, h 37 Cooper Faussett Edwin W., teamster, bds 25 E Front Faussett John B., canvasser, 214 N Warren Faussett John B. Jr., clerk, bds 214 N Warren Faussett Robert, paper hanger, 25 E Front Faussett William C., real estate, h 25 E Front Fay Charles, potter, h 121 Kossuth Fay Edward, rubber maker, h Sherman av n Clinton, Millham Fay Matthew, laborer, h 112 Sweet’s av Fay Thomas, iron worker, h 35 Cass, Chamb’g Fearen Thomas, dyer, h 64 Pennington av Fearnley Richard, wire drawer, h 702 Clinton, Chamb’g Fearnley Ruth, grocer, 1218 Broad, Chamb’g Fecker Paul, tailor, h 27 Tucker Fee Daniel, laborer, h 130 Ferry Fee James, heater, h 182 Lamberton Fee Patrick, laborer, h 191 W Hanover Fee Patrick, laborer, h 22 E Canal Feehan James, laborer, 18 Rose Feehan Peter, laborer, 203 Pennington av Feenan Martin, teamster, 25 Tucker Feenburgh William, peddler, h 506 S Warren Feeney Daniel, saw maker, h 113 Bridge Feeney George, boiler maker, bds 829 S Warren Feeney James, kilnman, bds 829 S Warren Feeney John Jr., finisher, bds 829 S Warren Feeney John, iron worker, h 829 S Warren Feeney Mary, wire weaver, res 829 S Warren Feeney Michael, boiler maker, bds S29 S Warren Feeney William, boiler maker, bds 829 S Warren Feirlie Elizabeth, widow John, res 368 S Warren Feirlie John, tinsmith, bds 36S S Warren Feirlie William, machinst, bds 375 5 Warren Feist Baptist, laborer, h 63 Rose Feist Henry, cigar box maker, h 114 Fall Feist Joseph, potter, bds 46 Rose Feist Joseph, huckster, 46 Rose Feist William, laborer, h Dickinson n Cass, Millham Felix Annie M., dress maker, res 538 S Warren Feldtmeyer Mary, widow, 53 Tucker Fell Adeline M., embroidery; &c., 25 E State, h 31 Yard av Fell Albert, brick maker, h 29 Chapel Fell Augustus, brick maker, res city almshouse Fell Catharine, widow Jacob T., res 309 Lamberton Fell Charles C., brick maker, bds 32 Pennington av Fell Christian, (Fell & Heil), h 147 E Hanover Fell Claude E., brick maker, bds 147 E Hanover FELL DANIEL, steward of the city almshouse, Princeton av, h do Fell Edward B., brick maker, 517 Princeton av Fell Elizabeth, widow, h 32 Pennington av Fell J. Edwin, bookkeeper, bds 45 W State Fell Frederick, brick manufacturer, bds 505 Princeton av FELL GEORGE E., brick manufacturer and builder, h 45 W State Fell George H., brick maker, h 22 Sweet’s av Fell Harriet, widow, h 324 N Greene Fell Henry L., brick maker, h 426 Princeton av Fell Henry R., roofer, 212 E State, h 40 Model av Fell & Heil, (C. Fell and J. H. Heil), brick manufacturers, Princeton av n city limits Fell John A., brick maker, h 30 Sweet’s av Fell John B., (Fell & Roberts), h 437 Princeton av Fell John O., brick maker, 433 Princeton av FELL PETER, brick manufacturer, h 505 Princeton av Fell Philip F., barber, bds 32 Pennington av FELL & ROBERTS, (John B. Fell and William Roberts), brick manufacturers, Calhoun n B B R R Fell William, carpenter, bds 704 Second Fell William N., barber, 2 Brunswick av, h 23 Pennington av FELL WILLIAM W., brick manuf’r, h 435 Princeton av Felschar Julius, brick maker, h 19 Fountain av Felty Charles, machinist, h 19 Clark, Chamb’g Fennel Justice, wire drawer, h 436 Broad Fennimore George, laborer, h 239 William, Chamb’g Fennimore Hazel, laborer, 936 Hamilton, Chamb’g Fennimore John, laborer, 936 Hamilton, Chamb’g Fennimore Joshua W., laborer, 239 William, Chamb’g Fenton Charles M., carpenter, h 125 Lamberton Fenton Clement F., rubber worker, h 197 Clinton, Millham Fenton Elwood H., drill master, bds 214 S Warren Fenton George G., teamster, h 135 Lamberton Feolett Philip W., clerk, 193 Pennington av Ferguson Jeremiah, rubber worker, h 23 N Y av, E Trenton Ferguson William, chain maker, h 1270 Broad, Chamb’g Ferrell Charles J., h 16 Lewis Ferriot Jules, chain maker; also sealer of weights and measures, h 267 N Willow Ferris Catharine, widow James, h 208 Jackson Ferris Harriet, widow, res 513 S Warren Ferris John, 216 Jackson Ferris John H., wire finisher, 257 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Ferris Nathaniel, laborer, h Chauncey n Willow Ferris Samuel, brick maker, bds 305 N Willow Ferris William H., laborer, h 820 Jefferson av, Chamb’g FERRY FRANK P., wall paper and curtains, 142 S Greene, h 20 Cooper Ferry Frank P. Jr., paper hanger, bds 20 Cooper Ferry James, baker,h Hill’s al bel Furman Ferry James, stone mason, bds 117 Woodland, Chamb’g Ferry John, laborer, h 117 Woodland, Chamb’g Ferry John Jr., chain maker, bds 117 Woodland, Chamb’g Ferry Mary A., widow Napoleon, res 20 Cooper Fiat George, peddler, h Trent av Field Charles P., machinist, bds 253 Mercer Field James D., engineer, h 253 Mercer Field Timothy, potter, bds 253 Mercer Fieldberg Adam, tailor, bds 334 N Montgomery Fielding Alexander, potter, bds 54 Union Fielding Isaac, boiler maker, h 23 Centre Fielding James, wool worker, h 54 Union Fields Alexander, hostler, bds 33 Calhoun Fields George W., chain maker, bds 65 Pennington av Fields James, waiter, h 30 Taylor al Fields Marshall W., brick maker, h 65 Pennington av Fields Samuel, waiter, bds Kelly al Fields Theodore, locksmith, bds 65 Pennington av Fife Charles, potter, h 145 Washington, Chamb’g Files George W., clerk P R R freight depot, bds 121 E Hanover Fillman George N., boatman, h 106 Jefferson Finch Harry E., architect, 78 E State, h 222 Hanover Fine Elwood S., inspector, bds 121 Spring Fine H. B., bds 121 Spring Fine Stacy B., (Joseph McPherson & Co.), h 111 E Hanover Fine Stacy B. Sr., night watchman, 121 Spring Finley John, machinist., bds 17 Stockton Finn Andrew, rubber maker, bds 284 Clinton, Millham Finnan Peter, laborer, h 535 Lamberton Finney Francis M., decorator, h 51 Decatur Finston John, potter, 511 Hamilton, Chamb’g FIRST NATIONAL BANK, (Philip P. Dunn; pres’t, Charles Whitehead; cashier), 34 E State Firth Abram, wire drawer, 311 Elmer, Chamb’g Firth Abram, wire drawer, h 470 Centre Firth George, (Firth & Jahn), h 118 Bridge Firth Henry, blacksmith, h 389 Fair Firth John, finisher, h 864 Lamberton Firth John Jr., finisher, bds 864 Lamberton Firth & Jahn, (George Firth and Nicholas Jahn), beer saloon, 118 Bridge Firth Joseph, h 410 Lamberton Firth Samuel, grocery, Clinton cor East, Millham, h do Firth Samuel D., plumber, h 18 Washington Fischbach John, goldsmith, 37 Adeline, Chamb’g Fischer Adam, boots and shoes, 27 E Hanover, h do Fischer Adam E., boots and shoes, 5 N Greene, bds 27 E Hanover Fischer Lewis, bookkeeper, bds 27 E Hanover Fischer Elizabeth, widow, res 43 Market Fish E. H., widow Jonathan, h 110 Montgomery Fish Thomas, foreman woolen mill, h 69 Union Fisher Alfred, fireman, bds 125 S Greene Fisher Anna, widow, h 34 Spring Fisher Anthony, white washer, h 29 W Hanover Fisher Benjamin F., laborer, h 322 W Hanover Fisher Charles, engineer, h 111 Calhoun Fisher Christopher, laborer, h 611 Clinton, Chamb’g Fisher Clark, (Fisher & Norris), h 125 E Hanover Fisher Edward, h 125 Factory Fisher Edward, rubber maker, bds 310 N Greene Fisher Frederick, engineer, 38 Bellevue av Fisher George J., bolt cutter, h 154 Lamberton Fisher Harry E., laborer, h 16 Maple, Millham Fisher Ira, salesman, h 330 W State Fisher Isaac, laborer, ft Gordon street Fisher Jacob, coachman, h 215 Third Fisher John, laborer, bds 34 Spring Fisher John, machinist, 53 Tucker Fisher John A., laborer, 310 Greene Fisher John H., blacksmith, bds 38 Lamberton Fi~her Joseph S., tinsmith, 89 Spring Fisher Mark, bds 125 E Hanover Fisher Mary, cook, 137 Greenwood av, Chamb’g FISHER & NORRIS, (Clark Fisher; prop), Eagle anvil; vise and joint works, river bank opp r of gas works Fisher Sarah, 310 N Greene Fisher William, laborer, bds 129 Cooper Fisk Horace E., treasurer American Crockery Co., bds 440 Bellevue av Fisk Pliny, pres’t American Crockery Co., 440 Bellevue av Fisk Thomas W., watchman, h 32 Esher Fitzgecrge Charles, wire drawer, bds 734 S Warren FITZGEORGE CHARLES, news agent, h 219 Jackson Fitzgeorge Edwin, (Fitzgeorge & Stuckert), h 215 Jackson FITZGEORGE GEORGE, news dealer; also sup’t Washington market, h 254 Jackson Fitzgeorge George R., carpenter, h 111 Ferry Fitzgeorge George T., clerk, bds 254 Jackson FITZGEORGE & STUCKERT, (Edwin Fitzgeorge and Edward L. Stuckert), book and job printers, S W cor State and Greene Fitzgeorge William, carpenter, h 734 S Warren Fitzgerald Annie, res 537 Lamberton Fitzgerald Dennis, chain maker, bds 137 W Hanover Fitzgerald Edward, wire drawer, 52 Bayard, Chamb’g Fitzgerald Patrick, heater, h 321 Cass Fitzgerald Thomas, iron worker, h 563 Lamberton FITZGERALD THOMAS F., (publisher Trenton and Mercer county directory; also New York Herald correspondent), bds 108 N Montgomery; P O Box 337 FITZGIBBON & CRISP, (Patrick J. Fitzgibbon and Philip D. Crisp), Union carriage works, 28,;30 and 32 Bank Fitzgibbon Patrick J., (Fitzgibbon & Crisp), h 40 Bank Fitzmorris Ann, widow, res 215 Furman Fitzmorris Joseph, potter, bds 207 Clinton, Millham Fitzmorris Patrick, mason, h 207 Clinton, Millham Fitzpatrick Edward, marble cutter, bds 411 Federal Fitzpatrick Frederick, wire galvanizer, 319 William, Chamb’g Fitzpatrick James, engineer, h 16 Perrine av Fitzpatrick John, paper maker, h 409 Lamberton Fitzpatrick John, laborer, h r 537 Lamberton Fitzpatrick Margaret, widow, h 45 Ringold Fitzpatrick Mary, widow, res 548 Second Fitzpatrick Michael, puddler, 411 Federal Fitzsimmons Ellen, widow Thomas, res 443 Lamberton Fitzsimmons Thomas, laborer, h 22 E Canal Fitzsimmons William, laborer, bds 443 Lamberton Flager John, mason, 34 Woodland, Chamb’g Flager Peter, mason, h 920 Clinton, Chamb’g Flager Peter Jr., potter, bds 920 Clinton, Chamb’g Flaherty John, potter, h 38 Jefferson Flaherty Martin, potter, h 38 Jefferson Flaherty Sarah, widow, h 38 Jefferson Flail Eda, dress maker, res 213 Jackson Flail Edward, packer, h 172 Broad Flail Ida, tobacconist, 172 Broad, h do Flail Margaret, widow Christian, h 213 Jackson Flanagan Catharine, widow John, h 20 Southard Flanagan Daniel, iron worker, h 526 Lamberton Flanagan Henry, iron worker, h 221 Ferry Flanagan Maria, dress maker, res 526 Lamberton Flanagan Peter, watchman, h 39 Union Flanagan Thomas, engineer, h 27 New Flanagan Thomas, beer saloon, 510 Perry, h do Flannery Bridget, widow, h 171 Quarry al Flavin Thomas, laborer, h 410 Princeton av Fleming Barclay, iron worker, h 559 Lamberton Fleming James, iron worker, bds 559 Lamberton Fleming Patrick, laborer, h 2 Jefferson Fleming Thomas, foreman, bds 144 E Front Fletcher Abraham, bds 658 Broad, Chamb’g Fletcher Edward D., printer, hds 59 Union Fletcher Henry P., wire drawer, bds 59 Union Fletcher Ida L., dress maker, h 27 Sheridan av Fletcher John, instructor state prison, h 59 Union Fletcher Margaret, widow, h 694 Clinton, Chamb’g Fletcher Samuel, laborer, h 823 Broad, Chamb’g FLETCHER WILLIAM H., variety store, 32 and 36 E State, h 39W State Flitt William, mason, bds 19 N Stockton Flodstrom Augustus, iron worker, bds 222 Elmer, Chamb’g Flodstrom Ludwig, iron worker, h 222 Elmer, Chamb’g Flood Daniel, tailor, bds 108 N Montgomery Flood John, laborer, h 16 Behm Floyd Benjamin, potter, bds William Fluerty Josiah, carpenter, 1224 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Flynn Anthony, laborer, h 32 Jefferson Flynn Catharine, groceries, 303 Bridge, h do Flynn James, engineer, h 311 Centre Flynn James, carpenter, bds 17 Fountain av Flynn James, (prop Broad St House), 605 Broad Flynn John, laborer, h 24 Jefferson Flynn Justice N., machinist, bds Union cor Bridge Flynn Mary, widow Peter, h 315 Southard Flynn Michael, switch tender, h 240 Clinton, Millham Flynn Patrick, laborer, h 17 Fountain av Flynn Patrick, teamster, bds 24 Jefferson Foden Eliza, widow, h St Joseph av, Millham Foering Abraham, bookkeeper, 182 Brunswick av Foering Lewis G., paper hanger, bds 182 Brunswick av Fokel Catharine, dress maker, res Lamberton cor Federal Fokel Charles, marble cutter, bds Lamberton cor Federal Foley Edward, teamster, h 316 Ewing Foley Mary, widow, res 59 Wilson Foley Mary, domestic, 212 Greenwood av Follen Beulah, dress maker, res 375 S Warren Follen Charles, miller, h 375 S Warren Folskie Julius, shoe maker, h 19 Fountain av Foltz John, painter, 413 Hamilton, Chamb’g Foltz Nicholas, painter, 413 Hamilton, Chamb’g Forbes Madeline, widow, res 609 Hamilton, Chamb’g Force James M., lawyer, S W cor State and Greene, h Ewing twp Ford Mrs. A. B., boarding, 209 E Front Ford Charles, slater, h 234 Academy Ford Charles N., telegraph operator, bds 234 Academy Ford Edgar, machinist, h 312 Bridge Ford Edgar, laborer, bds 57 Lamberton Ford Elizabeth, widow Charles, res 51 Lamberton Ford Enoch R., (S. W. & E. R. Ford), h 13 Centre ct Ford Enoch, blacksmith, cor Front and Stockton Ford George, sawyer, h 344 S Warren Ford George, potter, h Sherman av n railroad, Millham Ford Henry, painter, h 194 W State Ford henry E., potter, bds 51 Lamberton Ford James, potter, h Mulberry, Millham Ford John E., pattern maker, bds 29 WalI FORD JOHN J., prop the Office hotel and restaurant, 115 N Greene, h do Ford Joseph W., salesman, h 209 E Front Ford Mary E., cook, h Quarry al n Calhoun Ford Patrick, laborer, h Taylor, Millham Ford Robert, blacksmith, bds 13 Centre ct Ford Samuel W., (S. W. & E. R. Ford), h 54 Washington Ford S. W. & E. R., blacksmithing and iron railing, 317 S Warren Ford Thomas, sawyer, h 62 W Washington Ford Thomas J., laborer, h 62 W Washington Ford William, blacksmith, h 100 Union Ford William, blacksmith, h Clinton cor Union, Millham Ford William, laborer, bds 51 Lamberton Ford — , upholsterer, bds 214 S Warren Forker Frank, kilnman, h 526 Perry Forker James T., carpenter, bds 331 Perry Forker John, carpenter, h 331 Perry Forker Joseph, carpenter, h 149 Jefferson FORKER LEWIS C., house and sign painter, 209 N Greene, bds 331 Perry Forker Reuben, printer, h 512 Perry Forkner Ehias, laborer, h 1013 Clinton, Chamb’g Forkner William, car inspector, 108 Dye, Chamb’g Forman Augustus K., mason, h 38 Carter’s al Forman George L., milkman, h 610 Princeton av Forman Hester A., widow Joseph, res 230 E Front Forman J. Gardner, (Coxon & Co.), h 36 W State Forman Jonathan, deputy keeper state prison, bds 316 Broad Forman Laban H., mason, h 50 Wall Forman Samuel A., mason, h 154 S Stockton Forman Sidney P., res 137 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Forman Theodore B., stone mason, h 17 Titus av Forman Wesley W., bds 36 Southard Forncrook John, engineer, bds 314 Ferry Forncrook Joseph, clerk, bds 577 Broad Forrest Benjamin R., carpenter, h 247 Clay Forrest Julia A., saleslady, res 137 Broad Forss John H., shoe maker, 16 Rose FORST & CO. D. P., (D. P. Forst; Wm. H. Skim; Jos. M. Forst), wholesale grocers, 130 and 132 Greene Forst Daniel P., (D. P. Forst & Co.), h New York Forst Joseph M., (D. P. Forst & Co.), bds Earley’s Hotel Forst William H., clerk, bds 219 Academy Forsyth Jane, widow, res 146 Home av, Chamb’g Forsyth Joseph, carpenter, h 405 Bridge Foster Belle, seamstress, 114 N Montgomery Foster Charles H., mason, 725 Broad, Chamb’g Foster Edward, laborer, bds 208 W State Foster Mary, dress maker, h 114 N Montgomery Foster Phoebe, widow William, res 215 Centre Foster Priscilla A., dress maker, 725 Broad, Chamb’g Foster Samuel W., deputy keeper state prison, h 725 Broad, Chamb’g Foster Stephen, teamster, h 34 Jefferson Foster William T., turner, 208 W State Foulds Thomas, boots and shoes, 133 Broad, h do Foulds Walter, painter, bds 133 Broad Fow Elizabeth, widow Charles, h 120 Howell, Chamb’g Fow Elwood, saw maker, h 120 Howell, Chamb’g Fow William, h 248 W State Fowler Aaron, laborer, h 116 Kossuth Fowler Elizabeth, widow, h 17 Ferry Fowler George, laborer, bds 17 Ferry Fowler George W., carpenter, 139 Academy Fowler James, paper bag manufacturer, 548 S Warren, h do Fowler John S., carpenter, bds 50 Mott, Chamb’g Fowler Lydia A., tailoress, 4 Perry Fowler Mary, widow, res 325 N Willow Fosvler Rebecca, washerwoman, h 116 Pennington av Fox Charles H., book binder, h 35 Yard av Fox Daniel, potter, bds 177 Brunswick av Fox Edward D., clerk executive department, state house, h 408 Market Fox George W., tinsmith, h 21 E Washington Fox Harry, clerk, bds Mulberry, Millham Fox John, cloth finisher, h 68 Union Fox Joseph, laborer, h 620 Prospect, Chamb’g FOX JOSEPH K, cigar manufacturer, 26 S Greene, h 208 Jackson Fox Joseph W., wool worker, bds 68 Union Fox Kate, potter, h 177 Brunswick av Fox Louis, laborer, h 652 Centre Fox Mahlon, blacksmith, 30 Rose (New) Fox William, oyster dealer, h 504 S Warren Fraley Daniel, butcher, bds 45 Bellevue av Fraley George E., carpenter, h 254 Mercer Francis Annie, widow, h 113 Hamilton, Chamb’g Francis Charles, wire drawer, h 184 Lamberton Francis George, shoe maker, h 377 S Warren Francis John, saw grinder, 418 Jefferson, Chamb’g Francis Mary, domestic, 125 E Hanover Francis Thomas, iron worker, h 22 New Francis Thomas, butcher, h 113 Fall Frader Joseph, mason, 56 Bellevue av Frank Anthony, iron worker, h 804 Lamberton Franklin Lemuel, flour and feed dealer, h 205 Centre Franklin Lizzie, widow, h 184 Cooper Franzoni Henry, mason, h 325 Clinton, Chamb’g Franger Samuel, brakeman, h 146 N Willow Frawley Mary, domestic, 48 Clinton av Freas Daniel J., city missionary, h 527 Broad Freas Mary, saleslady, res 527 Broad Freas Ray, saleslady, res 527 Broad Frech George, grocer, 260 Kossuth, h do Frederick William, tool maker, h 27 Livingston Freidinger John, laborer, h 126 William, Chamb’g Freeman Edward, laborer, h bet Feeder and Allen Freese Mrs. Jacob R., h 10 W State French Albert, laborer, Hamilton n Jefferson, Chamb’g French Aloysius, laborer, bds 1011 Hamilton, Chamb’g French Franklin, student, bds 699 Lamberton French Hewlings, farmer, h 699 Lamberton French John, cigar maker, h Hamilton n borough limit, Chamb’g French Joseph Jr., wire drawer, Hamilton n Jefferson, Chamb’g French Joseph, cigar maker, 1011 Hamilton, Chamb’g French Mary, tailoress, res 1011 Hamilton, Chamb’g Friendly Joseph, rubber maker, bds 232 1/2 Clinton, Millham Freudenmacher Philip, bookkeeper, bds 491 Broad Freudenmacher Rosina, widow Philip, res 491 Broad Frevel Jacob, shoe maker, h 6 E Front Frewn Joseph, student, Franciscan College, Chamb’g Frey Augustus, (J. & A. Frey), bds Earley’s Hotel FREY J. & A., Diplomat cigar factory, State cor Greene Frey Jacob, (J. & A. Frey), bds Earley’s Hotel Frick William E., clerk Phoenix Iron Co, bds 167 W State Friday Jacob, salesman, h 6 N Stockton Friel Daniel, laborer, bds 43 Asbury Friel Elizabeth, widow, h 43 Asbury Frink Anthony, laborer, 113 Adeline, Chamb’g Fritz Elizabeth, bakery, 28 S Warren, h do Fritz Henry, iron worker, h 216 Fair Fritz Jacob, dyer, h 1352 Broad, Chamb’g Fritz John F., baker, 394 S Warren, h do Fritz Joseph, bakery, 135 N Greene, h do Fritz Sarah, dress maker, h 1352 Broad, Chamb’g Froman Charles, carpenter, h 311 Ferry cor Bridge Fromm John, bds 202 N Willow Frost Algernon, coachman, bds 523 Calhoun Frost Maxwell, laborer, h 523 Calhoun Frost Sarah P., h 360 Clinton Frost Thomas, potter, h 570 Clinton, Chamb’g Frost Thomas, potter, h 326 Elmer, Chamb’g Fry Mary, widow, h 62 W Washington FUCHS GEORGE, beer saloon, 525 Centre, h do Fuchs Jacob, iron worker, h S Warren Fuchs John, wire drawer, 115 William, Chamb’g Fuchs Margaret, widow, 115 William, Chamb’g Fuhrman Anna R., saleslady, res 404 Clinton, Chamb’g Fuhrman Charles H., wire drawer, bds 404 Clinton, Chamb’g Fuhrman Peter, carpenter, h 404 Clinton, Chamb’g Fuhrman Peter C., carpenter, bds 404 Clinton, Chamb’g Fuhrmann Charles A., carpenter, 413 Princeton av Fuhrmann Frederica B., widow, 413 Princeton av Fuhrmann Jacob, machinist, 115 Jennie, Chamb’g Fuhrmann Jacob, carpenter, h 400 Clinton, Chamb’g Fuhrmann Kate E., res 413 Princeton av Fuhrinann Louis, carpenter, h 406 Clinton, Chamb’g Fulger Charles, laborer, h 615 Centre Fulger Frederick, iron worker, bds 615 Centre Fulger Henry, iron worker, bds 615 Centre Fulkert Charles, iron worker, h 436 Centre Fuller Emily G., widow, res 57 Paul’s av Fuller Olivia, 132 Perry Fuller Seville C., news agent, bds 102 Clinton, Chamb’g Fultz Nicholas, painter, 719 Clinton, Chamb’g Funky August. potter, h 25 Clark, Chamb’g Furlong Patrick, laborer, h 223 Ferry Furlong Timothy, iron worker, bds 341 Fair Furman Aaron, bds 8 Perry Furman Alfred, laborer, h r Bellevue av n Calhoun FURMAN ALBERT H., bakery and confectionery, 313 Broad, h do Furman Ann, widow, res 89 Cass, Chamb’g Furman Annie A., res 122 Union Furman Asa, mason, h 420 Princeton av FURMAN BROTHERS, (George M. and Charles), livery and boarding stables, 12 & 14 E Front Furman Charles, (Furman Brothers), h 131 S Stockton Furman Charles, harness maker, bds 162 Passaic Furman Cornelius, mason, h 130 Monmouth Furman Edward H., tailor, bds 328 Broad Furman Frank, canaler, bds 89 Cass, Chamb’g Furman George, carpenter, h 227 E State Furman George H., carpenter, bds 492 Calhoun Furman George M., (Furman Brothers) also grocer, bds 215 Academy Furman Henry P. W., carpenter, 492 Calhoun Furman Ira, carpenter, 447 Princeton av Furman James, bds 113 W Hanover Furman John, potter, bds 89 Cass, Chamb’g Furman Joshua, carpenter, h 139 W Hanover Furman Keziah, h 113 W Hanover Furman & Kite, (Levi R. Furman and Peter J. Kite), carpenters and builders, Factory n Broad Furman Levi R., (Furman & Kite), h 328 Broad Furman Lewis, brick mason, 507 Princeton av Furman Phoebe A., teacher, res 227 E State Furman Richard W., grocer, 21 S Warren, h do Furman Samuel, scavenger, h 1228 Broad, Chamb’g Furman Samuel G., printer, bds 21 S Warren Furman Sarah M., fur trimmer, h 113 W Hanover Furman William T., ass’t bookkeeper, h 140 Academy Furnace Frederick, baker, h 327 Second FURRY JOHN S., baker, 312 Brunswick av, h do Fury James, coal and ice, 568 S Warren, h do Fury Michael, ice dealer, bds 568 S Warren Fury Peter, laborer, h r 535 Lamberton Fussman William S., blacksmith, h 155 Cooper