1881 TRENTON CITY DIRECTORY - N to S Naar Abraham D’A. Sr., h 18 Delaware Naar Abraham D’A. Jr., contractor, h 82 Pennington av Naar Benjamin Sr., sec'y state sinking fund, h 18 Delaware Naar & Brand, (David B. Naar & Adolph L. Brand), sign painters, N W cor Greene and Hanover and 143 E Front Naar David B., (Naar & Brand), 124 Second NAAR; DAY & NAAR, (Moses D. Naar; Joshua S. Day & Joseph L. Naar), printers; stationers and book binders, S E cor State and Greene Naar Joseph L., (Naar; Day & Naar); also governor's private secretary, h 235 E Front Naar Moses D., (Naar; Day & Naar); counselor at law and editor of the True American, h 253 E Front Naar Raphael P., bds 18 Delaware NAAR SAMUEL G., attorney at law, 12 S Greene, bds 18 Delaware Nalty James, laborer, h 302 E Carroll Nangle Kate, bookkeeper, res 44 W Front NANGLE JOHN, boots and shoes, Taylor Hall, h 44 W Front Napton Hannah, widow of William, res 138 E Front Napton John, clerk, h 138 E Front Narroway Robert, h 38 Model av Narroway Mrs. Robert, fancy goods, 311 Broad, res 38 Model av Nash Johanna, widow, h Girard av n Clinton, Millham Nasmyth John G., printer, h 127 Calhoun National Hotel, Hanover bet Greene and Warren Naylan John, laborer, bds 101 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Naylor Charles, bricklayer, h 303 Union Naylor Daniel, laborer, h 34 Beaver Naylor Elnathan S., carpenter, h 1203 Anderson, Chamb’g Naylor Fraceni, dress maker, res 246 Jackson Naylor George, section hand P R R, bds 303 Union Naylor Henry A., barber, bds 91 Carroll Naylor Henry, bricklayer, bds 303 Union Naylor John, potter, h Klagg av, Millham Naylor Johnson, carpenter, h 571 Clinton, Chamb'g Naylor Joseph, farmer, bds 303 Union Naylor Levi S., conductor, h 91 Carroll Naylor Lewis G., potter, bds 91 Carroll Naylor Lillian B., dress maker, res 1203 Anderson, Chamb'g Naylor Thomas M., wheelwright, h 246 Jackson Naylor William C., railroader, h 236 Kossuth Naylor William D., brakeman, h 98 Ewing Neal Beulah, widow, res widows' home; 109 and 111 W Front Neale Charles A., (Jay & Neale), h 225 Perry Neale John W., wire drawer, bds 117 Cooper Neal Milton, h 72 Carroll Neale Richard, shipping clerk, h 117 Cooper Nealy John, hotel, S Warren, h do Neary Joseph, laborer, 51 Adeline, Chamb’g Neeld Theodore S., shoe maker, 111 New Rose Neeld Thomas, rubber worker, h MacKenzie av, Millham Neff Frederick, iron worker, h 1516 Clinton, Chamb'g Neff Henry, beer saloon, Chestnut av cor Elmer, h do, Chamb'g Neff Joseph, h Sherman av n Clinton Neff Mary, dress maker, h Sherman av n Clinton, Millham Neff William, potter, h 10 Grant av Neidermier Anthony, moulder, h 41 Passaic Neidmeyer Joseph, locksmith, h Breuing av, Millham Neilson Rev. William H., rector St Michael's P E church, h 114 W State Nelson Emily, domestic, Woodlawn, 539 S Warren Nelson Emory, potter, bds 31 William Nelson Frank, potter, bds 125 Lamberton Nelson Harry, baker, h 910 Broad, Chamb'g Nelson Jennie, dress maker, h 15 Beaver Nelson John, potter, h 31 William Nelson John P., boatman, h 5 Prince, Millham Nelson Martha, widow, res 256 N Feeder Nelson Theodosia, trimmings; &c, 8 E State, res 212 E Front Nelson William, box maker, 88 Belvidere Nelson William H., bakery, 910 Broad, h do, Chamb’g Nesbit John J., sawyer, h 48 W Washington Netter Ann, widow Joseph, 421 Lamberton NETTER CHARLES, hotel and restaurant, 10 N Warren, h do Netter David P., engineer, h 148 Ferry Netter Robert J., clerk, bds 421 Lamberton Neuls Frederick P., bakery, 246 Kossuth, h do Nevius Benjamin R., clerk, bds 53 Carroll Nevius Cornelius C., laborer, h 13 Peace Nevius Luke, iron worker, h 639 Lamberton Nevius Peter, clerk, h 53 Carroll Newbeck Benedict, shoe maker, h 78 Esher Newbold Edward, machinist, h 373 S Warren Newbold John, bds 25 Livingston Newbold John, rag picker, h 319 Union Newbold Lizzie P., teacher, res 25 Livingston Newbold Walter, city bazaar, Stockton cor Front, h 408 Bellevue av New Jersey Agricultural Works, Hamilton av n canal, Chamb'g NEW JERSEY EXPRESS CO., (George W. Pratt; agent), 106 N Warren NEW JERSEY POTTERY CO., (Henry T. Cook; pres't and treasurer), manufacturers of fine earthenware, Railroad av n B & D R R NEW JERSEY STEEL AND IRON CO., (Edward Cooper; pres't, Frederick J. Slade; treas, Joseph Stokes; sup't), ft S Warren NEW JERSEY STAATS JOURNAL, (E. C. Stahl; prop), 211 N Warren Newell David, iron worker, h 326 Union Newell James, laborer, h Hill n Furman Newell Nelson, potter, bds 118 Southard NEWELL WILLIAM A., JR., physician, 215 E State, h do NEW YORK & TRENTON TEA CO., (H. C. Wilson; proprietor and manager), 175 Broad Nichols Isaac H., sec'y International Pottery Co., h 27 Wall Nichols Isaac W., clerk, bds 27 Wall Nichols Othneil F., engineer, h 25 Wall Nicholson Michael, groceries and provisions, 17 Spring, h 19 do Nicklin Henry J., roll turner, h 132 Second Nicklin Mrs. James, widow, res 554 Centre Niedt E. C., (E. C. Niedt & Co.), h 24 Union NIEDT E. C, & CO., soap and candle works, 12; 14; 16 and 18 Union cor Market Niedt Oscar, soap maker, bds 24 Union Ninan John, laborer, h 712 Broad, Chamb’g Nitz Frederick L., baker, bds 135 N Greene Nitz Gustave, peddler, Hamilton n Chestnut, Chamb'g Nixon Benjamin, huckster, h 104 Clark av, Chamb’g Nixon Jacob, laborer, bds 14 Fowler Nixon James, waiter, h 20 Pennington av Nixon Mrs. Jennie D., milliner, 148 Broad, h do Nixon John T., judge U S district court, h 413 Prospect av Nixon Langhorn, laborer, h 14 Fowler Nixon Susan, cook, h 58 Quarry al Noble Charles, potter, h 32 New Rose Noble Catharine, h 341 Brunswick av Noble Christopher, laborer, h 84 Esher Noble Hugh, laborer, h 81 Esher Noble John, moulder, h 217 Hudson, Chamb'g Noble Thomas W., bds 90 Union Noble William H., bookkeeper, bds 112 N Montgomery Nockton Michael, laborer, h 238 Allen Noesky Francis J., farmer, Bunting, Deutzville Nolan Ann, groceries and provisions, 169 Pennington av, h do Nolan Bridget, widow Richard, res 356 Union Nolan Elijah M., laborer, bds 24 Rose Nolan James, sexton St. Mary's R C Church, bds 155 N Warren Nolan John, carter, 24 Rose Nolan Joseph, driver Hand-in-Hand Fire Co., h 16 N Willow Nolan Joseph, watchman, h Cass n Clinton, Millham Nolan Michael, laborer, bds 51 Bond Nolan Patrick, grocer and liquor dealer, 166 Broad, h do Nolan Thomas, clerk, bds 169 Pennington av Nolan Wilson R., teamster, h 137 W Hanover Noon John J., potter, h 112 Jefferson Noon William J., potter, 132 Ferry Noonan John, laborer, h 321 Southard Norcross Alfred, drug clerk, bds Clinton cor Hamilton, Chamb'g Norman George, mason, bds 22 Belvidere Norman Harry, potter, h 122 Kossuth Norris Ada, widow John, res 19 High, Chamb'g Norton Arabel, dress maker, res 206 Centre Norton Henrietta, widow William, res 206 Centre Norton Mary J., widow Joshua, 136 Mercer Norton Theodore, bds 210 S Warren Norton William, laborer, h 414 Princeton av Novelty Iron Foundry, 204 Lamberton Nugent Edward, potter, h 12 Cross, Millham Nugent James, saw maker, h 112 Fall Nugent John, laborer, h 88 Esher Nugent John, potter, bds 31 William Nugent Leo, saw maker, h Rusling n Chestnut av, Chamb'g Nugent Thomas, laborer, h r 341 Union Nugent William, shoe maker, h 533 Broad Nunan John, laborer, h 7 Mill Nuskee Charles, potter, h 515 Clinton, Chamb'g Nutt Alexander, sash and blind maker, bds 33 Lamberton Nutt Charles, Jr., R R flagman, h 513 Ferry Nutt Charles, carpenter, fair grounds, h 212 Clay Nutt Daniel, puddler, h 831 S Warren Nutt Edmund R., watchmaker, bds 407 E State Nutt Edward, teamster, h 81 Summer Nutt Ellsworth, instructor state prison, h 35 Union Nutt George N., clerk, h 20 Bank Nutt George W., carpenter, h 263 Clay Nutt George W. Jr., engineer, h 263 Clay Nutt John, carpenter, h 235 Clay Nutt Joseph, laborer, h r 203 Fair Nutt Joseph H., carpenter, bds 212 Brunswick av Nutt Mary, widow John, res 33 Lamberton Nutt Lewis Jr., kiln builder, bds 243 N Warren Nutt Lewis Sr., kiln builder, h 243 N Warren Nutt Lewis H., laborer, h 25 Passaic Nutt Love, teamster, bds 62 Lamberton Nutt Sarah, widow Henry W., h 35 Union Nutt Talman, boiler maker, 809 Lamberton Nutt Thomas, iron worker, bds 831 S Warren Nutt Thomas H., blacksmith, Clinton cor Greenwood, h Tyler and canal, Chamb'g Nutt Walter L., clerk, bds 416 Market Nutt William, boiler maker, bds 809 Lamberton Nutt William C., boiler maker, bds 63 Decatur Nutt William H., salesman, h 231 Jackson Nutt William L., sash and blind maker, h 307 S Warren Nutt William N., clerk adjutant general's office, h 407 E State Nye Zachariah, broker, h 520 E State Obendafer, Anthony, machinist, 111 Adeline, Chamb’g Obendafer Charles, potter, bds 552 Second Obendafer Mary, widow Jacob, h 552 Second Obert Frederick, blacksmith, h 13 W Front Obert John S., blacksmith, h 505 Market Obert Paul, farmer, h 162 Passaic Obert Paul W., chain maker, bds 162 Passaic Obert William, laborer, bds 162 Passaic Oble Sarah, domestic, 163 W Hanover Oblender Jacob, potter, h St Joseph av, Millham O'Brien Ann, widow, res 135 Lamberton O'Brien Dennis, instructor state prison, h 842 Centre O'Brien Edward, laborer, h 24 Beaver O'Brien Ellen, domestic, 443 W State O'Brien James, laborer, h 10 Fowler O'Brien John, puddler, bds 44 Asbury O'Brien John, mason, bds 135 Lamberton O'Brien Lawrence, teamster, h 7 New York av, E Trenton O'Brien Lawrence, Sr., bridge tender, h n Atterbury's O'Brien Mary, widow, h Conover's al n Market O'Brien Matthew, mason, h 119 Temple O'Brien Patrick, laborer, h 369 Fair O'Brien Robert, gardener, h 166 Monmouth O'Brien Thomas, teamster, h 356 Reservoir O'Brien Thomas, mason, h 16 Mill O'Brien Timothy, h 22 Conover's al O'Brien William, stone cutter, h 563 Second O'Brien William, potter, h Fillmore n Clinton, Millham O'Connor Alice, dress maker, res 158 Lamberton O'Connor Cornelius, gardener, h off Hamilton av, Chamb’g O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, h 336 Hamilton, Chamb’g Odell James, carpenter, bds 74 Clark, Chamb’g O'Donnell Ellen, h 223 Fair O'Donnell John, laborer, h 205 Fair O'Donnell Thomas, laborer, h 477 Centre O'Donovan Michael, mason, h 9 Centre Oelschevski Henry, laborer, h 832 Lamberton Oelschevski Thomas, iron worker, h 806 Lamberton Oerkvitz Charles, laborer, h 619 Centre Ogborn Elizabeth, widow, h 362 Reservoir Ogden Ann E, res 18 Tyler, Chamb'g Ogden Harry, machinist, bds 245 Clay Ogden Phoebe, widow, h 83 Lamberton Ogden William, bill poster, bds 83 Lamberton O'Hanlon John, shoe maker, bds Pennington av O'Hara Henry, constable, h 116 Pennington av O'Hara Patrick, laborer, h 422 Federal O'Hara Rebecca C., teacher, h 115 W Hanover O'Hara Thomas, laborer, 62 Bond O'Kane Ecklin, potter, h 137 Kossuth O'Kane Mary, widow John, res 415 Lamberton O'KEEFE JOHN, saloon, 253 Elmer, h do, Chamb’g Oleander Christiani, domestic, 134 Greenwood av Oldham George P, upholsterer, h 12 N Jackson Oliphant Alexander C., U S N cadet, res 318 Chestnut av, Chamb'g Oliphant Henry D., dep clerk U S circuit court, res 318 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Oliphant Hughes, res 318 Chestnut av, Chamb'g Oliphant Nelson B., physician, bds 318 Chestnut av, Chamb'g OLIPHANT SAMUEL D., clerk U S circuit court, U S court house, res 318 Chestnut av, Chamb'g Oliphant Richard C., bookkeeper, bds 318 Chestnut av, Chamb'g Oliver James, potter, h 13 Hermann O'Lone Annie, domestic, 127 E Hanover O'Lone Elizabeth, domestic, 168 W State O'Lone John, coachman, h 40 Barnes O'Loughlin Charles, shoe maker, bds 402 Princeton av O'Loughlin Peter, boot and shoe maker, 402 Princeton av, h do O'Neil Eliza, dress maker, 105 E State, h 137 S Stockton O'Neill Felix M., clerk, bds Broad cor Factory O'Neill Francis, potter, h 34 E Canal O'Neill Francis, clerk, bds Hanover Street House O'Neill Francis T., clerk, bds Broad cor Factory O'Neill Georgiana, domestic, 318 Chestnut av, Chamb'g O'Neill James, laborer, bds 66 Woolverton av, Chamb’g O'Neill James, laborer, 411 Centre O’Neill John, coachman, h 215 Bayard, Chamb'g O’Neill John, laborer, h 9 William O’Neill John, potter, h 409 Bridge O’NEILL JOSEPH, Hanover Street House, 28 and 30 E Hanover, h do O'Neill Joseph, puddler, h 524 Lamberton O'Neill Joseph, Jr., saw maker, bds Hanover Street House O'Neill Joseph, car driver, bds Broad cor Factory O'NEILL MICHAEL, hotel, Broad cor Factory, h do O'Neill Patrick, liquors, 165 W Hanover, h do O'Neill Patrick, laborer, h 56 Woolverton av Onkeby Frank, wire drawer, bds 33 Clark, Chamb'g Onquee Henry, teamster, h 27 Humboldt Onquee Margaret, domestic, 137 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Onquee Richardson, laborer, 30 Humboldt Opdyke John W., farmer, h 102 Clinton, Chamb'g Opperman Daniel, iron worker, h 119 Furman Opperman Jacob, barber, 4 S Warren, h do Opperman Magdalene, dress maker, res 119 Furman Orner John B., car inspector, h 26 Southard Orner William B., brakeman P R R, h 138 Mercer Orr William, Jr., superintendent, 232 E Hanover Osborne Benjamin F., cutter, h 318 Broad Osborne George, peddler, bds 77 Bellevue av Osborne Henry, butcher, h Jefferson n borough limit, Chamb’g O'Shea John, gardener, bds 388 S Warren O'Shea Michael, laborer, h 23 Franklin OSMOND A. T., window shades; &c., 213 N Greene, h do Osmond George, cigars; &c., 836 Broad, Chamb'g, h do Osmond William B., operator, bds 213 N Greene Ossenberg Annie, widow Peter, res 160 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Ossenberg Lizzie, (M. & L. Ossenberg), res 160 Hamilton, Chamb’g Ossenberg Matilda (M. & L. Ossenberg), 160 Hamilton, Chamb’g Ossenberg M. & L., millinery, 158 Hamilton av, Chamb'g OSSENBERG WILLIAM, groceries; provisions; flour and feed, Broad cor Bridge, h 517 Broad Ostermier Margaret, weaver, res 687 Lamberton Ostermier Mary, widow, h 828 Lamberton Ostermier William, laborer, h 687 Lamberton Otis Garret S., carpenter, h 504 Hudson, Chamb'g Otis John H., shoe maker, bds 239 N Warren Otis William, blacksmith, bds 504 Hudson, Chamb’g Ott & Brewer (Joseph Ott & John H. Brewer), manufacturing potters, Clinton av n B D R R Ott Caroline, widow, h 207 Calhoun Ott Edward, laborer, h 231 William, Chamb’g Ott Horatio, potter, bds 316 S Warren Ott Joseph, (Ott & Brewer), h 102 Clinton av Ott Philip D., cigar maker, h 316 S Warren Outcalt James H., slate polisher, bds 100 Clinton, Chamb'g OUTCALT PETER S., slate mantel manufacturer, 100 Clinton, h do, Chamb'g Overton Frederick, wire drawer, bds 452 Broad Overton James W., saw inspector, h 75 Clark, Chamb'g Overton John, saw maker, h 476 Hamilton, Chamb'g Owens Ann, widow John, res 122 Union Owens James W., tobacco and cigars, 14 Perry, h do Owens John, h 14 Barnes Owens John C., (W. J. Owens & Co.), h 27 Southard OWENS MRS. ELIZABETH, trimmings and notions, 173 Broad, res 324 do Owens Wesley C., business manager,,173 Broad, bds 324 do OWENS W. J. & CO. (W. J. and John C. Owens), clothing house, 43 E State Owens William J., (W. J. Owens & Co.), h 148 E State Oxley Edward, tool grinder, h 235 Centre Oxley Joseph, tool grinder, bds 245 Second Packard Charles F., agent, bds 108 E Hanover Packard Louis S., lock maker, h 115 Bayard, Chamb’g Packer Alfred W., photographer, h 131 W Hanover Packer Elisha D., brakeman, bds 117 Southard PACKER GEORGE N., agent Packer's coal yard, h 204 Clinton av Packer Howard E., student, bds 79 Clinton av Packer Irving W., laborer, bds 117 Southard Packer Lewis S., moulder, h 115 Bayard, Chamb’g Packer Peter P., printer, h 153 N Greene PACKER SAMUEL B., steam stone yard; Perry street basin, coal and wood, 321 Perry, h 79 Clinton Packer T. Harvey, telegraph operator, bds, 153 N Greene Packer William F., druggist, bds 153 N Greene Padderatz Christian, carman, h 210 Polk, Chamb'g Padderatz Fritz, laborer, 319 William, Chamb'g Padderatz John, carpenter, h Coleman cor Prospect, Chamb’g Padderatz Joseph, res bridge house, Greenwood av Paffe Ellen, widow, h 260 Spring Paffe Flora, confectionery and notions, 204 Centre, h do Paffe Herman, tailor, h 182 Cooper Paffe John L., clerk, bds 134 Broad Paffe Joseph A., tailor, 134 Broad, h do PAFFE WILLIAM, hats and caps, 134 Broad, h 204 Centre Paffe William, cutter, h 204 Centre Paffe William J., potter, 515 Princeton av Page Anthony W., moulder, h 129 Cooper Page George W., potter, bds Clinton Avenue Hotel, Millham Page Harry, painter, bds 129 Cooper Page Henry T., blacksmith, bds 323 Fair Page John B., wheelwright, h 141 E Front Page John T., wheelwright and blacksmithing, Clinton n Union, Millham, h 150 E Front Page Joseph D., baggage master, h 502 Market Page Samuel, potter, bds Clinton Avenue Hotel, Millham Page Samuel B., retired, h 212 Warren Page William, laborer, h 122 Pennington av Page William, prop Clinton Avenue Hotel, h do, Millham Page William H., cider dealer, 103 S Warren, bds 119 E Hanover Paine William, shoe maker, 510 Clinton, h do, Chamb’g Painter Augustus, butcher, bds 168 Brunswick av Painter George, butcher, 168 Brunswick av Painter John E., butcher, bds 168 Brunswick av Painter Joseph, harness maker, h 112 Butler, Chamb’g Paling William, gardener, 137 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Palmer Abram, laborer, h 717 S Warren Palmer Benjamin G., laborer, h Cass n Clinton, Millham Palmer James, key maker, h Clinton Opp Hart av, Millham Palmer James, lime burner, 242 Second Palmer Joseph H., potter, bds Maple n Clinton, Millham Palmer Maria L., tailoress, res 717 S Warren Palmer Sarah, widow Charles, h 72 Esher Parent Edward, laborer, 234 Hewitt, Chamb’g Parent John B., belt maker, h 13 Ogden Parent Louis T., tube maker, h 114 Jefferson Parent Mary A., widow William, res 198 Broad Parent Michael E., h 20 Grant av Parent William H. S., machinist, h 20 Seward av PARRISH CHARLES W., carpenter and builder, Dye, 1214 Chestnut, Chamb'g Parrish John W., laborer, h 46 Pennington av Parker Charles, iron worker, h 312 Union Parker Charles S., butcher, h 117 E Front Parker Elizabeth D., widow Samuel, h 93 Carroll Parker George, shoe maker, 237 Centre, h do Parker George W., file cutter, bds 242 Mercer Parker Ida, artist, res 237 Centre Parker Joseph, teamster, h 1350 Broad, Chamb’g Parker Lewis, paper hanger, bds 217 Union PARKER LEWIS, JR., counselor at law; also Trenton Savings Fund Association, h 713 S Warren Parker Lewis R., paper hanger, h 217 Union Parker Sarah, widow Joseph, res 713 S Warren Parker Susie T., teacher, res 237 Centre Parker Thomas R., clerk, bds 144 E Front Parker W. Bradford, clerk surrogate's office, h 163 Mercer Parker W. Craig, veterinary surgeon, h 501 Market Parker William, restaurant, 306 Broad, h 501 Market Parker William, oyster dealer, 306 Broad, h 601 Market Park Archibald S., chief pound master, 235 Allen Park William E., potter, bds 235 Allen Parkinson Edward F., student, bds 115 E State Parks Garret D., coffee and spices, 218 Broad, h 210 Jackson Parks John, wire worker, h 405 Lamberton Parks Tabitha, widow, h 56 Bellevue av Parrott Samuel C., watch maker, h 215 Academy Parsons Charles, clerk, bds 346 Broad Parsons Frank P., wiper, bds 233 E Hanover Parsons John L., insurance agent 144 E State, bds 314 E State Parsons Louis, teamster, h 616 Adeline, Chamb' g Parsons Sarah, widow, res 99 Cooper Parsons William, saw filer, h 93 Cooper Pashley Charles, sup't Del Coal and Ice Co., h 234 N Warren Pashley Elizabeth, widow, h 311 N Willow Pashley Francis, glue maker, h 311 N Willow Pashey William, pres't Delaware Coal and Ice Co., h 187 Pennington av PAST WILLIAM, agent, h 65 Carroll Patrick William F., paper hangings, 27 and 29 S Warren, h 27 do Patterson Albert, clerk, bds 210 Broad Patterson Amanda, h 17 Bellevue av Patterson Charles, laborer, h 638 Clinton, Chamb’g Patterson Edward H., scavenger, h 20 Chancery Patterson Joseph, fireman, h 223 Hudson, Chamb'g Patterson John, laborer, bds 638 Clinton, Chamb'g Pattison Abraham, laborer, h r Bellevue n Calhoun Pattison John M., potter, bds 519 Jennie, Chamb’g Pattison Lucy, widow, h 519 Jennie, Chamb'g Pattison Thomas E., potter, bds 519 Jennie, Chamb'g Pattison William J., potter, bds 519 Jennie, Chamb’g Patton John R., tailor, h 63 Union Pauck Georie E., potter, 28 Barbara Paul Henry B., (Paul & Ale), h State Street House PAUL & ALE, (H. B. Paul and Eli K. Ale), proprietors State Street House, State cor Chancery Paul Joseph C., retired, h 591 Brunswick av Paul Robert N., ice dealer, bds 591 Brunswick av Pauling Henry, hotel, 519 Perry, h do Paxson Annie V., dress maker, res 229 William, Chamb'g Paxson Edward, carpenter, 229 William, Chamb’g Paxson Elizabeth L., widow, h 140 W State Paxson Henry C., clerk U S postal dept, bds American House Paxson Mary, widow, res 48 W State Paxton Louis, clerk, bds 89 Jackson Payran John D., marble yard, 323 and 325 E State, h 49 Carroll Payran Samuel, harness maker, 7 N Warren, h 10 Maple av, Millham Peabody William H., engineer, h 33 Walnut av, Chamb'g Peabody William H.; Jr., hose maker, bds 33 Walnut av, Chamb'g Peak Aaron, coal and wood dealer, 116 Woodland, h do, Chamb'g Peak Henry, potter, h 62 Perrine av Peak James T., insurance agent, h 1064 Broad, Chamb’g Pearson Charles L., physician, h 307 W State Pearson Joseph, mason, bds 233 Jackson Pearson Joseph, carpenter, h 211 Second Pearson Morris L., commission house, h 34 Southard Pearson Sylvester, iron worker, bds 15 Decatur Pearson Thomas, blacksmith, Pennington av, h do, Ewing twp Pearson William, carpenter, h 119 S Warren PEIRSON & BYRAM, (Wilson Peirson and William B. Byram), real estate brokers, 119 E State Peirson Wilson, (Peirson & Byram), h 302 E State cor Stockton Pease George L., rubber worker, h 15 1/2 Dickinson, Millham Peck E. A., teacher, h 47 W State Peck N. W., (C. W. Wright & Co.), h 266 Jackson Pedro Henry, laborer, h 43 Gordon Pegg William C., salesman, h 133 Stockton Penney David, potter, bds 113 Lamberton Penney James, potter, bds 326 S Warren Penney John S., potter, h 13 Taylor Pennington Harry U., potter, bds 256 Mercer Pennington John, carpenter, bds 229 Second Pennington Thomas, retired, h 256 Mercer Pennoyer Susie C., bds 15 Bellevue av PEOPLE'S COAL AND ICE CO., (Lewis S. Baker), 338 Perry Perrine Charles, laborer, bds 27 Beatty, Chamb'g Perrine John C., druggist, bds 20 Perry Perrine J. B., vinegar and cider dealer, h 23 Yard av PERRINE LEWIS, quartermaster general, office state house, h 201 E State Perrine Lewis, Jr., student, h 201 E State Perrine Peter, wood dealer, h 406 Reservoir Perrine William, potter, bds 27 Beatty, Chamb'g Perry Mrs. Louisa, res 120 Centre Perry Thomas, agent, bds 87 Clark, Chamb'g Petermann John H., music teacher, h 162 W State Peters Mrs. Annie, weaver, res 174 Lamberton Peters Charles H., moulder, bds 194 Lamberton Peters Charles; Sr., iron moulder, h 194 Lamberton Peters Daniel, h 35 Ewing Peters Emily J., domestic, 123 W State Peters Franklin, railroader, h 416 E Carroll Peters Henry, moulder, h 49 Decatur Peters Jarvis J., baker, bds 691 Clinton, Chamb’g Peters John W., laborer, bds 226 Clinton av Peters Joseph, barber, h 171 Lamberton Peters William, railroader, h 418 E Carroll Peterson Benjamin, shoe maker, h 47 W State Peterson John, waiter, h 72 Quarry al Peterson Nathan R., waterman, h 23 Livingston Petry Frederick, milk dealer, h 418 Hamilton, Chamb’g Petteretts Christian, carpenter, h 210 William, Chamb’g Pettie Charles W., professor music, h 242 Jackson Pettie Jacob C. & Co., (J. Herbert Yard), livery; sale and accommodation stables, 114 S Greene Pettie Jacob C., (J. C. Pettie & Co.), h 67 Cooper Pettit Charles, printer, bds 25 Southard Pettit Jesse, laborer, bds Smith's ct Pettit Rebecca, dress maker, res 179 Broad Pettit S. Eli, cooper, bds 179 Broad Pfaff Frederick, butcher, bds 48 Tyrill av Pfeifer Edward, knitted goods, h 63 Cooper Pfister Henry, carpet weaver, 1015 Broad, h do, Chamb'g Pfister Henry J., bakery, 900 Clinton, Chamb'g, h do Pfister John F., barber, 343 S Warren, h 368 do Pfitzinger Carrie, domestic, 152 W State Pfitzinger Frank, iron worker, h 622 Adeline, Chamb’g Pfitzinger William, paper carrier, bds 622 Adeline, Chamb'g Pfleger Albert, shoe fitter, h 545 Broad Pfleger John, saloon, 612 Lamberton, h do Pfleger Louis, watchmaker with Sarauel Sickel, h 11 E State Plifleger Valentine, laborer, h 142 Federal Phares Catharine, widow James, res 208 Jackson Phares Henry T., Merchants Trans Co, 471 Princeton av Phelan Joseph, rope maker, bds 604 Clinton, Chamb'g Phelan Patrick, laborer, h 604 Clinton, Chamb’g Phelan Patrick, shoe maker, h 3 Division Phelan William, wire drawer, bds 604 Clinton, Chamb’g Phelps Richard N. R., bds 140 W State Phifer & Bro., (Edward and George), foundry, Third cor Landing Phifer Edward, (Phifer & Bro.), h 214 N Montgomery Phifer George, (Phifer & Bro.), h 137 Allen Phifer John H., carpenter, h 136 Allen PHILADELPHIA & READING R. R. CO.'S Express and Del.; Lack. & Western Express, Caleb F. Aaronson; agent, S E cor State and Warren Phillips Aaron, cigar maker, h 314 Bridge Phillips Albert S., h 125 W Hanover Phillips Beniamin D.; Jr., clerk, bds 126 W State Phillips Benjamin D., h 126 W State PHILLIPS BENJAMIN M.,insurance and real estate agent, 181 Broad, h 257 Jackson Phillips Charles, huckster, h 48 W State Phillips Charles C., printer, h 118 Allen Phillips Edward L., moulder, h 15 Titus av Phillips Elias, musician, bds 210 S Warren Phillips Elizabeth, widow, h 3 Ferry Phillips George, tailor, h 214 S Warren Phillips George O., clerk, bds 48 W State Phillips James, laborer, h 468 Clinton av, Millham Phillips James P., laborer, h 15 Centre Phillips Johanna F., h 38 Yard av Phillips John, potter, bds 3 Ferry Phillips John S., carpenter, h 141 Perry Phillips John N., railroader, bds 314 Bridge Phillips J. W., decorator, h 258 Jackson Phillips Joshua, shoe maker, bds 210 S Warren Phillips Lizzie B., trimmings, 12 W State, h do Phillips Millie, notions, 12 W State Phillips Mrs., widow, nurse, 51 Sweet's av Phillips Oliver, clerk, bds 17 E Front Phillips Olivia, widow, h 142 Academy Phillips Reuben, carriage maker, h 111 Fall Phillips Robert P., carpenter, h 26 W Front Phillips Sarah, dress maker, bds 320 Fair Phillips Simeon B., cigar maker, h 48 Pennington av Phillips Sylvester H., painter, h 67 Summer Phillips Theodore F., coachman, h 57 Summer Phillips Theophilus, millwright, h 17 Market Phillips Thomas; Jr., machinist, bds 320 Fair Phillips Thomas, peddler, h 320 Fair Phillips Walter, potter, bds 48 Pennington av Phillips William, engineer, h 225 N Greene Phillips William, hats and caps, h 209 E Hanover Phillips William, h 210 S Warren PHILLIPS WILLIAM W. L., physician, 2 N Willow, h 52 W State Phinney Joseph, decorator, bds 523 Perry PHOENIX IRON CO., (W. D. Haven; pres't & treas, F. Schuman; sup't, Thomas Braden; secy & ass't sup't), Fair cor Mill Pickel Baltes, real estate, h 144 Clinton av Pidgeon William, waiter, 180 W State Pierce Jacob J., teamster, h 142 S Stockton Pierson David H., laborer, h 143 Brunswick av Pierson Emma B., teacher, h 60 Spring Pierson Joseph B., carpenter, Spring, h 105 Spring Pierson Leslie C., clerk state house, h 101 Spring Pierson Sarah E., teacher h 60 Spring Pierson William, machinist, bds 73 Lamberton Pierson William M., clerk, h 106 N Willow Pilger H. Charles, policeman, We 233 W Hanover Pilger Margaret, widow, h 233 W Hanover Pilger Richard, chain maker, bds 233 W Hanover Pilgrim John, chain maker, bds 8 Decatur Pilkington Edward, weaver, bds 21 Butler Chamb’g Pilkington John, looin boss, h 21 Butler, Chamb’g Pinckney Harry, wire drawer, bds 113 Jackson PINE GEORGE, photographer, 27 and 29 E State, h do Piper Henry H., engineer, h 363 W State Piper Sarah, widow, h 200 Brunswick av Piper William, cake baker, 158 N Greene Pipkin John, potter, bds 27 Walnut av, Chamb’g Pippel Anton, potter, h 323 Federal Pippel Charles, laborer, h 34 Cubberly, Chamb’g Pippel John, wire drawer, bds 34 Cove al, Chamb’g Pippel Philip, h 34 Cove al, Chamb’g Pippel Philip, iron worker, h 442 Centre Pippel William J., shoes; &c, Greene cor Front, h 845 Broad, Chamb'g Pippen Alfred, engineer, h 253 Clay Pippen Jonas, expressman, h 129 Kossuth Pippen John, laborer, bds 566 Perry Pippen Mary J., 255 N Willow Pippen Pierson, restaurant, 255 N Willow, h do Pippen Sylvester R., livery, 114 Perry, h do Pippen William, livery stable, 564 Perry, h 566 Pirola Catharine, cigars and tobacco, 521 Chestnut av, h do, Chamb’g Pirola John, sagger maker, 521 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Pitman & Bro., (Charles and Francis A.), grocers, 559 Centre Pitman.Charles, (Pitman & Bro.), h 559 Centre Pitman Francis A., (Pitman & Bro.), bds 559 Centre Pitman John E., teamster, h Anderson, Chamb’g Pittman Thomas E., baker, h 213 Brunswick av Pittenger Alfred S., grocer, Warren cor Mill, h do Pittenger David T., h 111 W Hanover Pittenger George W., salesman, h 147 Stockton Pittenger Henry M., salesman, bds 131 Academy Pittenger Joseph A., grocer, 108 N Warren, h 131 Academy Pittenger Joseph B., bar tender, h 125 Chancery Plant William, potter, bds 19 Grant av Platt Daniel L., watchman, h 410 Market Platt Frank, potter, bds Klagg av, Millham Platt Mamie, bds 229 W Hanover Platt William, potter, bds 500 Calhoun Plunkett Annie M., dress maker, res 236 N Greene Plunkett Howard R., potter, bds 236 N Greene Plunkett James, mason, h 236 N Greene Plunkett William, mason, h 26 Esher Podmore Henry, potter, bds 123 Brunswick av Poinsett Barzillia, teamster, h 517 Bridge Poland George, pattern maker, bds 336 Broad Poland John, butcher, h 336 Broad Poland Lizzie, teacher, res 336 Broad Poland Sallie, teacher, res 336 Broad Polk Charles, law student, bds E State bey'd Chambers, Chamb'g Polk Mary C., widow David, res E State bey'd Chambers, Chamb'g Polley John, bds 238 Pennington av, Ewing twp Polley Thomas, clerk, bds 238 Pennington av, Ewing twp Pollock James, teamster, h 614 Perry Polton Jacob, teamster, bds Hewitt cor Jefferson av, Chamb'g Pond Robert, express messenger, bds 20 Perry Poole Thomas, iron worker, h 20 Mott Poor Adam, brick maker, h 848 Centre Pope Emma, widow, h 172 Monmouth Pope Isaac B., decorator, h 45 Model av Pope John M., decorator, h 34 Grant av Pope Stephen, potter, h 206 Second Pope William K., farmer, S E cor Riverview cemetery Porter Francis, bds 719 S Warren Porter Thomas W., car inspector, h 719 S Warren Porter William, car inspector, bds 719 S Warren Post Elizabeth, widow Cornelius G., res 49 Lamberton Post Frank, iron worker, bds 49 Lamberton Post Mary S., bds 214 N Feeder Post Rev. Samuel E., pastor Union St M E Church, h 247 Centre POST WILLIAM H., sewing machines, 161 Broad, h do Poten Lena, res 211 Centre Potter Charles, potter, h Klagg av n Mulberry, Millham Potts Aaron T. C., potter, bds Sherman av n Clinton, Millham Potts Charles A., (Potts, Krumholz & Co.), h 161 E Front Potts Emma C., teacher, h 138 W State POTTS, KRUMHOLZ & CO., (Charles A. Potts and John Krumholz), real estate and insurance, 103 E State and borough hall Chamb'g POTTS FREDERIC A., wholesale coal dealer, 257 N Willow, (T W Young; ag't) Potts George, laborer, h Sherman av n Clinton, Millham Potts G. Sherman, ladies' wear, 8 N Greene, h do Potts Jane S., artist, h 161 E Front Potts J Boardley, mechanical engineer, bds 161 E Front Potts John L., shoe maker, h 7 Taylor Potts Margaret, 150 N Warren Potts Nathaniel E., iron worker, bds 7 Taylor Potts Sarah, res 843 Centre Potts William H., stilt pottery, h 225 N Warren Poucher Joseph, potter, bds 36 Southard Poulson George H., driver, h 16 W State Powell Albert, cigar maker, bds 394 Third Powell Charles, iron worker, h 112 Union Powell Joseph T., clerk Mechanics National Bank, h 5 W State Powell Mary, widow, h 112 Union Powell Robert E., clerk, bds Clinton bel Coleman Powell William, armorer, h 870 Lamberton Powers David, wire drawer, h 119 Second Powers George, laborer, bds 699 Broad, Chamb'g Powers James J., grocer, 59 Wilson, h do Powers John, laborer, bds 699 Broad, Chamb'g Powers John, iron worker, h 13 Butler, Chamb'g Powers J. Vance, real estate agent, 103 E State, h 295 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Powers Mrs., widow, off Second n Schenck Powers Patrick, wire drawer, bds 119 Second Powers Rebecca, dress maker, res 699 Broad, Chamb'g Powers Richard, laborer, h 699 Broad, Chamb'g Powers William, laborer, h 181 Lamberton Powers William, potter, h 17 Hermann Pownall Isaac C., carpenter, 133 Spring, shop rear 135 do Pownall John F., potter, h 131 Rose POWNALL REUBEN, ladies' shoe manufacturer, 200 Broad, h do Prall William D., saw maker, h 417 Hudson, Chamb'g Pratt Charles W., grocer, Market cor Mercer, h do Pratt George W., agent N. J. Express Co., h 214 N Greene Pratt John Q., clerk, bds Market cor Mercer Pratt S. P., bookkeeper, bds American House Pratt William H., compositor, bds Market cor Mercer Prause George, bar tender, bds 21 N Warren Prediger William H., shoe maker, h 224 Butler, Chamb’g Prentice Arthur, kilnman, h 267 Clay Presber Charles, tool maker, h 168 Cooper Preston Benjamin, laborer, h 56 Decatur Preston George, potter, h 22 Beaver Preston Snowden M., conductor, h 133 Chancery Preston Thomas, finisher, h 20 Livingston Preston William H., weaver, bds 56 Decatur Prestcott, William, laborer, h 22 Beaver Price Charles, shoe fitter, h 157 E Front Price Ella S., music teacher, res 237 Clay Price Emma, dress maker, res 871 Centre Price Frank, butcher, bds 871 Centre Price Frederick, laborer, h N Willow (commons) Price George, farmer, 453 Princeton av Price George W., butcher, h 1 Cosy pl; Smith's av Price Henry, potter, 691 Broad, Chamb'g Price John, bds Bridge cor Fair Price Jonathan P., flagman, h 255 Mercer Price Mary, widow Burnet B., res 871 Centre Price Theodore, cigar maker,.bds 13 Sheridan av Price Thomas E., salesman, h 933 Broad, Chamb'g Prickitt Eliza A., widow, h Girard cor Klagg, Millham Priest Voorhees D., bakery, 116 S Greene, h do Priestly Charles, iron worker, h 209 Elmer, Chamb'g Primm John H., iron worker, h 211 Elmer, Chamb'g Prince John, potter, bds Beakes n Princeton av Prince Joseph, laborer, h Trent av Prince Thomas, laborer, h Beakes n Princeton av Prince William H., brick maker, h 161 W Hanover Prior John, whee1wright,.Bank cor Barnes, h 37 Spring Prior, Mary, tailoress, res 334 N Greene Prior Samuel, stone cutter, bds 506 E State Prior Samuel, manufacturer of shoe counters, Bank cor Chancery, h 429 E State Prior Thomas H., (Prior & West), h 506 E State Prior & West, (Thomas H. Prior and William T. West),stone cutters and dealers, Academy cor Stockton Priory Clarence, mason, bds 164 Monmouth Priory Michael, laborer, h 164 Monmouth Priory Patrick, beer and ale, 38 Grant av, h do Priory Terence, (Sampson & Priory), h 164 Monmouth Priory Thomas, laborer, h 317 Clinton, Chamb'g Pritchards Emanuel, iron worker, bds 303 S Warren Probasco Ellen, widow, h 25 Southard Proudlove James, potter, h 69 Ewing Provost Charles, laborer, bds 720 Second Provost Elizabeth, widow Peter, res 505 Market Provost Frederick, bds 207 Jackson Provost Henry, rubber worker, bds 310 N Greene Provost John, laborer, bds 1036 Lamberton Provost Peter D. W., fireman, bds 505 Market Provost Pierson, rubber worker, h Klagg av n Mulberry, Millham Provost Robert G., engineer, h 505 Market Provost Robert L., clerk, bds 505 Market Prussen Albert, moulder, bds 246 N Feeder Prussen Estelle, music teacher, res 475 Princeton av Prussen Franz, laborer, bds 23 Centre Pry John, laborer, h Frazier n pottery Publitz Frederick, iron worker, h 830 Lamberton Pugh George H., grainer, h 113 Jackson Pugh William, shoe maker, 57 Lamberton, h do Pullen Alexander, bridge tender, bds 102 Hamilton av, Chamb'g Pullen Annie, domestic, 189 Broad Pullen Chandler, blacksmith, h114 Second Pullen Charles, bakery, 413 & 415 Market, h do Pullen Charles H., laborer, h Cass n Clinton, Millham Pullen Edward S., sup't chain works, h 691 Centre Pullen Elizabeth, boarding house, Clinton cor Hamilton av, Chamb'g Pullen Ezekiel, produce dealer, h 619 1/2 Prospect, Chamb’g Pullen Frank A., salesman, 245 Elmer, Chamb’g Pullen Frank D, agent, h 12 Hewitt, Chamb’g Pullen George, confectioner, 347 Broad, h do Pullen James F., section foreman P R R, h 323 Fair Pullen James S., music teacher, h 143 N Greene Pullen Mary A., widow, h 67 Clark, Chamb’g Pullen Theodore, 152 N Greene PULLEN TRENTON CRACKER CO., (J. T. Stapler prop.), manufacturers of Trenton crackers, Stockton bel State Pullen William, laborer, bds 67 Clark, Chamb’g Purcell Ellen, widow Patrick, h 4 Behm Purcell John, clerk, bds 350 N Montgomery Purcell John, carpenter, bds 29 Barnes Purcell Keiran, laborer, h 56 Woolverton av, Chamb'g Purcell Margaret, widow, h 29 Barnes Purcell Michael, iron worker, bds 216 Second Purcell Nicholas, laborer, h 408 Reservoir Purcell Patrick, gas maker, h 163 Cooper Purcell Pierce, stone cutter, bds 29 Barnes Purcell Rose, dress maker, h 121 Church Purdick Robert, peddler, 76 Bellevue av Purdunn Ann, widow Joseph, res 220 N Warren Purdunn John, peddler, h 103 Bellevue av Purdy John J., engineer, h 173 Jefferson Purdy Juliet D., widow, h 146 S Stockton Purves Montgomery R., rubber maker, h 29 William Purvis Robert M., car inspector, h 32 Perrine av Purvis Thomas, tinsmith, Morrisville, h 56 Lamberton Puth John, millwright, h 432 Centre Pycraft Alphonso M., tobacconist, 504 Perry, bds 41 W Front Pycraft Jonathan S F., potter, bds 117 Southard Pyeraft Joseph, h 117 Southard Pytalion Peter, h 219 Bayard, Chamb'g Quick Abraham, waiter, 155 W State Quick Frank, wire drawer, bds 101 Woodland, Chamb'g Quick John, cabinet maker, h 101 Woodland, Chamb'g Quick Judiah H., carpenter, h 534 S Warren Quick Theodore, potter, bds 208 Pennington av Quick Tunis, wheelwright, h 208 Pennington av Quick William H., printer, h 102 W State Quick William R., carpenter, Stockton opp Front, h 32 W Front Quick Veronica, res 101 Woodland, Chamb'g Quigg Abram R., policeman, h 46 W Washington Quigley Dora, domestic, 18 Yard av Quigley Howell, (MacCrellish & Quigley), h 139 Jackson Quigley James, iron worker, h 211 Furman Quigley John, iron worker, bds 211 Furman Quigley John B., sup't Trenton Water Works, h 139 Jackson Quigley Joseph, truckman, h 832 Broad, Chamb'g Quigley Maria, widow, h 115 E Front Quinn James, potter, bds 249 Mercer Quinn John, carpenter, bds 13 Fair Quinn John, lager beer saloon, 64 Fair, h do Quinn Margaret, widow Francis, res 13 Fair Quinn Mary, widow John, res 508 Federal Quinn Mary A., weaver, res 144 Second Quinn Michael, laborer, h 144 Second Quinn Michael, blacksmith, h 232 Seward av Quinn Patrick, laborer, bds 818 S Warren Quinn Phineas, blacksmith, h 128 Spring Quinn Thomas, laborer, h 617 Clinton, Chamb'g Quinn Rev. Thomas, ass't pastor St John's Church, h 1 Centre Quinn William, tailor, h 249 Mercer Quinn William; Jr., potter, bds 249 Mercer Quintin Andrew, conductor P R R, h 104 Greenwood av, Chamb'g Quintin Chandler, veterinary surgeon, h Hamilton av n Olden, Chamb'g Quintin David S., farrier, h Hamilton av cor Chestnut, Chamb'g Quintin David S.; Jr., bds Hamilton av cor Chestnut, Chamb'g Quintin Thomas, pay clerk P R R, bds 104 Greenwood av, Chamb'g Quirk James, laborer, h 70 Fair Quirk Richard, laborer, h 252 Elmer, Chamb’g Rabenort Charles, instructor state prison, h 330 Elmer, Chamb'g Radcliffe Moses, grocer, 707 Lamberton, h do Rady John, laborer, h 248 Kossuth Rafferty Alice, res 638 S Warren Rafferty Paul, kilnman, h 568 Perry Raftery Kate, domestic, 219 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Raftery Margaret, widow, h 133 Ferry Ragenberger John, laborer, h 319 Hamilton, Chamb'g Railroad House, (John Aitkens; prop), 640 S Warren Rainbow Albert E., potter, h 445 Broad Rainbow George, barber, bds 445 Broad Rainbow Henry, potter, h 27 Second Rainbow James S., potter, h 54 Wilson Rainbow Richard, potter, h 108 Turpin Rainer Mary E., domestic, 137 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Rainear George, kilnman, h 73 Summer Rainear Joseph, farmer, h 117 N Montgomery Rainear Thomas, teamster, h 5 E Washington Ramdon Frederick, potter, h Clinton n Star rubber works, Millham Ramsey John J., laborer, h 441 Lamberton Ramsey William, laborer, h 424 Ferry Randall Amos A,.carpenter, h 509 Market Randall Francis , telegraph operator, bds 270 Kossuth Randall Harry E., clerk, bds 1025 Broad, Chamb’g Randall Maggie, shirt maker, res 1025 Broad, Chamb’g Randall Mary E., widow, h 270 Kossuth Randall Rachel, widow, h 1025 Broad, Chamb’g Randall Samuel, potter, h Klagg av n Girard, Millham Rapper William, machinist, bds 184 Cooper Rash Joseph, laborer, 62 Asbury Ratcliffe Rebecca, weaver,res 50 Decatur Ratcliffe Sarah, widow Charles, res 50 Decatur Rathbun George P., brakeman, bds 12 Tyrill av Raum Elizabeth, h 106 W Front Raum John O. Jr., clerk, bds 213 E Front Raum John O. Sr., clerk, h 213 E Front Rayle Gerardo, hod carrier, h 38 E Front Raymond Frederick, shoe maker, 158 Market, h 19 New Raywood Bridget, widow, h 76 Esher Raywood John, potter, bds 26 Esher Raywood John, car inspector, h 54 Esher Raywood John, potter, h Maple, Millham Raywood Joseph, potter, bds 15 William Raywood Richard, potter, bds 15 William Raywood Samuel, potter, bds 76 Esher Raywood Thomas, kilnman, h 34 Maple, Millham Raywood Valentine, potter, bds 54 Esher Raywood Valentine, potter, bds 15 William Read Anthony A., laborer, h 312 W State Read Charles W., butcher, 307 Market, h Morrisville Read Ellen, saloon, Market cor Lamberton, h do Reade John, potter, h 156 Division, Chamb’g Reader Henry, potter, bds 175 Brunswick av Reading Alfred, beer saloon, 107 Bellevue av, h do Reading Charles P., salesman, h 175 Brunswick av Reading Francis, hod carrier, 56 Wilson Reading George E., clerk, bds 340 Broad Reading George H., brakeman, 61 Spring Reading John, laborer, bds 107 Bellevue av READING JONATHAN, fish and oysters, People's market, Chancery, h 220 N Warren Reading Joseph, junk dealer, h Vanderveer's ct; Princeton av Reading Lewis E., dentist, 229 E State, h do Reading Matthew, carpenter, h 714 Centre Reading Michael, grocer, 42 Spring, h do Reay John T., waiter, bds 126 Chancery Reay M. John, potter; also councilman, h 183 Jefferson Reay William, potter, h 144 Jefferson Recht John, iron worker, h 442 Centre Record Hettie, widow Henry, 8 N Stockton Rector Alfred, laborer, h 33 Calhoun Redden Ann, res 317 Union Redden Catharine domestic, 199 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Redden Henry, bds 317 Union Redden Mary, widow Patrick, h 317 Union Redden Peter, laborer, bds 317 Union Redding John, barber, h 32 Carter's al Rederer Peter, butcher, bds 76 Perrine Redfern John H., copyist, bds 308 E State REDFERN JOSEPH, ladies’ boots and shoes, 308 E State, h do Redford John, loom boss, h 9 New Redmond John, painter, h 17 Second Reed Albert, carter, h 222 N Feeder Reed Alexander, hod carrier, h 109 Bellevue av Reed Anthony C., mason, bds 251 Centre Reed Axeen F., tailor, 334 N Montgomery Reed Caroline, widow, h 9 Divison Reed Charles C., tobacconist; pension and claim agent, 2 Ferry, h do Reed Christopher V., car inspector, h 202 Southard Reed Daniel, laborer, 339 Reservoir Reed Elisha, tinsmith, h 31 Ringold Reed George W., laborer, h 240 Allen Reed Henry C., engraver, bds Union cor Fall Reed John W., manager, h 885 Broad, Chamb’g Reed Josie, ass't matron Normal school, res Normal hall Reed Levi, blacksmith, h 167 Lamberton REED LISCOMB T., groceries; provisions and produce, 251 Centre cor Furman, h do Reed Samuel, brick maker, bds 31 Ringold Reed Susannah, widow Abijah, res Union cor Fall Reed William I., retired, res State ab Chambers, Chamb’g Reeder Albert, stone cutter, bds 46 Pennington av Reeder Albert, tinsmith, h 15 Chapel Reeder Augustus S., tobacco grower, bds 1150 Lamberton Reeder Benjamin P., bottler, bds 44 Bank Reeder Charles, laborer, bds 1000 Clinton, Chamb’g Reeder Eli, carpenter, h 73 Spring Reeder Frank, potter, bds 13 Chapel Reeder George W., salesman, 81 Pennington av Reeder Josie, h 223 W Hanover Reeder Lewis W., blacksmith, h 73 Spring Reeder Maggie, res 373 S Warren Reeder William, tobacco raiser, h 1150 Lamberton Reederman Martin, blacksmith, h 117 William, Chamb’g Reedy Lawrence, wire drawer, bds 139 Monmouth Reedy William, gardener, h 139 Monmouth Reeg Amos, butcher, bds 47 Fountain av Reeg Amos, potter, bds 48 Sweet’s Reeg Engelbert, butcher, bds 47 Fountain av Reeg George, huckster, h 47 Fountain av Reeger John C., grocer, Federal cor Second h do Reese Albert, iron worker, bds 46 Bayard, Chamb’g Reese John, butcher, h 116 William, Chamb’g Reese John, iron worker, h 5 Mott, Chamb’g Reese John Jr., laborer, bds 5 Mott, Chamb’g Reese Philip, milk dealer, h 548 Clinton, Chamb’g Reese Thomas D., roller, h 126 Butler, Chamb’g Reese William, machinist, h 5 Centre ct Reeves Dallas, clerk, h 25 Ewing Reeves Elizabeth, widow Enoch, res 229 Centre Reeves Lizzie S., 519 E State Reeves Rev. Willis, pastor Trinity M. E. church, h 216 Perry Regensburger Herman, laborer, 319 Hamilton, Chamb’g Regnault Rebecca, h 86 Quarry al Reid Alexander, mason, bds 210 Mercer Reid Charles A., clerk, bds 309 Market Reid Elizabeth, widow Alexander, res 210 Mercer Reight Charles, confectionery, 147 Broad, h do Reim George, laborer, h 5 William, Chamb’g Reiman Elizabeth, domestic, 222 W State Reimer William, baker, h 109 Centre Reinhardt Jacob, teamster, h 11 New REISER MRS. A. M., intelligence office, 507 Broad Reiser Jacob, laborer, h 227 Mott, Chamb’g REISER JOHN, broker; insurance and real estate; notary public; also saloon, 507 Broad, h do REISTER FREDERICK, cooper and tank builder, 137 Jefferson, h 131 Jefferson Rellstab John Sr., h 509 Ferry Rellstab John Jr., clerk, h 509 Ferry Remmell Jacob, knob maker, h 648 Lamberton Remson Aury, mason, h 46 Southard Remson Elmer, potter, bds 104 Ewing Rentz Charles, laborer, bds 29 Second Rentz John, peddler, h St Joseph av, Millham Rentz John C., candle maker, bds 58 Bellevue av Ressler Christian, policeman, h 372 Clinton Retter Frederick, laborer, h 620 Centre Rettig Emil, machinist, bds 77 Lamberton Renpfer John, laborer, h 1218 Broad, Chamb’g Reppart Edwin, engineer, h 114 Kossuth Reppart Ellen, widow Frederick, 133 Kossuth Reutter Jacob, fresco painter, h 850 Broad, Chamb’g Reynell A. B., agent Equitable Life Insurance Co., bds 215 Academy Reynolds Charles, decorator, bds 360 Clinton Reynolds Elizabeth M., widow Henry, res 311 S Warren Reynolds George W., laborer, h 201 Lamberton Reynolds John, laborer, bds 1024 Lamberton Reynolds Margaret, grocer, 360 Clinton, h do Reynolds Marvin E., bow bender, bds 311 S Warren Reynolds Thomas, rougher, h 40 Clark, Chamb’g Reynolds William E., clerk, h 332 Elmer, Chamb’g Rezer Edward, potter, bds 48 Grant av Rhinehart David B., lumber dealer, h 516 Market Rhoads Edmund R., teamster, h 317 Hamilton, Chamb’g Rhodes Daniel, potter, h 342 Clinton Rhodes Daniel, packer, h 255 Clinton av Rhodes John, laborer, bds 254 N Willow Rhodes John, potter, bds 19 Grant av Rhodes John, sup’t City Potterr, h 119 Stockton Rhodes William J.,.expressman, h 111 S Feeder Ribble James I. B., physician, 123 Perry, h do RIBSAM CARLMAN, florist and seedsman, 12 N Greene, h 31 Wall Ribsam Martin C., clerk, bds 31 Wall Ribsam. Nicholas J., clerk, bds 31 Wall Rice Emeline, widow Charles, bds 114 W Hanover Rice Hattie, widow Josiah, res 38 Lamberton Rice Henry, musician, h Kelly's al Rice Henry, laborer, bds 479 Centre Rice Jonas D., student, bds 221 Academy RICE JOSEPH, merchant tailor, 10 N Greene, h 221 Academy Rice Joseph, laborer, h 14 Maple, Millham Rice Josiah S., clerk, 119 N Greene RICE WILLIAM, physician and surgeon, 565 S Warren, office 567 do Rich Benjamin, potter, h 11 Dickinson, Millham Rich Edward, potter, h 19 Hart av, Millham Rich James, potter, h 17 Hart av, Millham Rich James, potter, h 156 Jefferson Richards E. V. R., groceries, 230 W State, h do Richards John J., clerk, h 248 Spring Richards Thomas, switch tender, h 130 Allen Richardson Archibald, stone cutter, h 302 E Carroll Richardson Clemens, manager, h 164 Stockton Richardson B. Frank, bookkeeper, bds 42 W State Richardson George, potter, bds 69 Carroll Richardson Harry, beamer, h 52 W Washington Richardson James B., carpenter, h 689 Centre Richardson Joseph, carpet weaver, 335 N Warren, h do RICHARDSON JOSEPH B., manuf'r of whitewash; lime and dealer in building material; coal; etc., 120 S Stockton Richardson Martha, h 249 N Willow Richardson Rev. R. H., h 19 Clinton av Richert Charles, chain maker, h 149 Fountain av Richert George, h 115 Brunswick av Richey Augustus G., (A. G. Richey & Son), h 443 W State RICHEY A. G. & SON (Isaac F.), lawyers, 11 W State Richey Catharine, widow, res 621 S Warren Richey Isaac F., (A. G. Richey & Son), bds 443 W State Richey William, clerk P R R, bds American House Richter Guido, tailor, h 314 Lamberton Richter Henry, shoe maker, h 18 W Washington Richter Oswald P., laborer, bds 521 Centre Richter Sarah, tobacconist, 249 Clinton av, h 26 Sheridan Rick Charles, wire drawer, h 604 Adeline, Chamb’g Rickey Alexander H., clerk state department, h 213 Academy Rickey Edward, potter, bds 4 Jefferson Rickey Emma M., wire weaver, res 693 Broad, Chamb’g Rickey Frank T., carpenter, 8 Perry RICKEY HARRY L., watchmaker and jeweler, 210 N Greene, h 222 do Rickey James H., laborer, h 4 Jefferson Rickey Lambert, cashier P & R R R, h 416 Market Rickey Lewis, laborer, bds 4 Jefferson Rickey & Co., (Randall Rickey and Harvey B. Hutchinson), apothecaries, 157 N Greene Rickey Randall, (Rickey & Co.), h 215 N Greene RICKEY WILLIAM P., freight ag’t P & R R R, h 46 Bank Rico Henry, laborer, bds 438 Princeton av Rico Jacob, laborer, h 438 Princeton av Riddell Thomas, instructor state prison, h 606 Clinton, Chamb’g RIDER ANDREW J., prin and prop'r C C C College, 20 and 22 E State, h 51 Southard Ridgeway Eliza, res 241 Clay Ridgeway Harriet B., res 241 Clay Ridgeway Joseph T., vice president Star Rubber Co., h 47 Ewing Ridgeway Timothy, blacksmitb, h 13 New Ridgewood Ellen, widow, h St Joseph av, Millham Riedel August, wire temperer, bds 683 Broad, Chamb’g Riedel Edmund, foreman, h 37 Elmer, Chamb’g RIEDEL JULIUS, borough collector, h 683 Broad, Chamb’g Riedel Robert, electric light inspector, bds 683 Broad, Chamb’g Riegel James, clerk, h 104 Union Riegel Theodore, clerk, 107 Spring Rieman Jacob, carpenter, h 116 Second Riether Joseph, laborer, h 707 Clinton, Chamb’g Rigby William, iron worker, h 322 Ferry Riker Henry, potter, h Girard av n potteries, Millham Rikert Charles, blacksmith, h 149 Fountain av Riley Augustus, miller, h 78 Lambetton Riley Augustus T., h 47 Cooper Riley Charles M., N J state prison dispensary, bds 323 Market Riley Christopher, beer saloon, 260 Clinton av cor Jefferson, h do Riley Daniel, kilnman, 104 Fountain av Riley Daniel, potter, 503 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Riley Edward, ale and beer saloon, 70 Bond, h do Riley Elijah L., kiln placer, h 50 Lincoln Riley Elizabeth, widow, h Frazier n Pennington av Riley Frank, wire drawer, 23 Adeline, Chamb’g Riley Henry, miller, h 403 Bridge Riley Horace S., clerk, bds Warren n Feeder Riley Jacob, waiter, h 239 S Feeder Riley James, waiter, h 231 S Feeder Riley John, tobacco and cigars, 256 N Warren, h do Riley John F., florist, h 194 W State Riley Joseph S., potter, bds 403 Bridge Riley Martha, domestic, Chestnut av n Hamilton, Chamb’g Riley Malachi, wire drawer, h 26 Adeline, Chamb’g Riley Mary, domestic, h 178 W State Riley Michael, laborer, h 429 Centre Riley Patrick, potter, h .538 Perry Riley Peter, potter, h Dickinson opp school, Millham Riley Peter, laborer, bds 26 Mott, Chamb’g Riley Peter, crockery dealer, 429 Centre, h do Riley Philip R., section boss, h 213 Southard Riley William, potter, bds 29 Spring Rimm George., laborer, h 5 William, Chamb’g Rimback Anthony, laborer, h 7 William Rimly John, iron worker, h 57 Union Riner George, coachman, Woodlawn, 539 S Warren Rins George, peddler, h Jersey, Chamb’g Rintsinger Ferdinand, baker, 106 Perry Rippie William, potter, 138 Rose Risdon Benjamin V., carpenter, bds 116 Mott, Chamb’g Risdon Charles M., clerk, h Summer Risdon John, contractor, h 116 Mott, Chamb’g Risdon John F., baker, bds 116 Mott, Chamb’g Risdon Joshua B., clerk, bds 116 Mott, Chamb’g Risdon Levi B., flour; grain and mill feed, 237 and 239 N Greene, bds 7 S Greene Risdon William B., machinist, 115 Hamilton, Chamb’g Riseley Charles P., decorator, h 232 Spring Riseley Eugene A., overseer Wilson’s mill, h 130 Jackson Riseley James P., compositor, bds 252 Jackson Riseley John, laborer, h 252 Jackson Riseley William J., stone cutter, h 250 Jackson Risler George W., carpenter, h 208 Fair Risner Daniel, laborer, 225 S Feeder Riston Charles N., clerk, h 51 Summer Ristow Aaron, iron worker, h 618 Centre Ristow Charles, iron worker, bds 618 Centre Ristow Ernest, potter, h 618 Centre Ristow Frederick A., kilnman, h 614 Centre Ristow John, potter, h 488 Centre Ristow William, iron worker, h 622 Centre Ritchie Albert, messenger, bds 112 Mill Ritchie David, tailor, 182 Broad, h 112 Mill Rittenger Jacob, teamster, h 276 N Willow Rittenger Susan, widow, res 276 N Willow Rittenger William G., teamster, bds 276 N Willow Ritter Andrew, laborer, h 310 Centre Ritter Charles, baker, h 379 Second Ritter Frederick, laborer, h 620 Centre Ritter Joseph, wire worker, bds 244 Second Ritter William, laborer, bds 310 Centre Ritzmann Charles, barber, Cooper cor Centre, h 55 Lamberton Rizer Jacob, laborer; Mott n Chestnut av, Chamb’g Robbins Charles, iron worker, h 238 Mercer Robbins Cortlandt S., clerk, bds 226 Jackson Robbins Edwin, painter, h 105 E Front Robbins Elizabeth, tailoress, res 169 Lamberton Robbins Helen, widow Daniel, h Smith's ct Robbins John, painter, h 169 Lamberton Robbins John D., shoe maker, 1513 Clinton, Chamb’g Robbins William, house painter, 118 E Front Robbins William H., clerk, h 63 Summer Robbins William H., carpenter, 118 E Front Roberson S. E., grocer, 180 Broad; also Kossuth cor Southard, h 180 Broad Roberts Edmund, (S. & E. Roberts), h 44 Clinton Roberts Frank M., bookkeeper, bds 126 Monmouth Roberts George, potter, h 71 Esher Roberts George A., salesman. bds 202 Academy Roberts Harry, laborer, bds 519 Calhoun Roberts John W., hose maker, bds Eagle Hotel Roberts Nathaniel H., watch maker, h 126 Monmouth Roberts Richard, weaver, bds 24 New Roberts Sarah L., teacher, bds 16 E Front Roberts S. & E. , (Samuel and Edmund), watchmakers and jewelers, 12 N Warren Roberts Samuel, (S. & E. Roberts), h 12 N Warren Roberts William, iron worker, bds 117 Cooper Roberts William, (Fell & Roberts), h 439 Princeton av Robertson Neal, tinsmith, h 111 Union Robillard Albert, heater, bds 18 Hamilton av Robillard Jeremiah, iron finisher, 1537 Clinton, Chamb'g Robinson Anna, groceries, 30 Barnes, h do Robinson Annie E., bds 624 Warren Robinson Christopher, h 322 Jennie, Chamb'g Robinson Henry, potter, 216 N Montgomery Robinson Henry, boot and shoe maker, 341 N Greene, 424 Princeton av Robinson James H., plumber, h 154 N Greene Robinson James S., 455 Princeton av Robinson John, cook, Earley's Hotel, bds do Robinson John, laborer, h Frazier n pottery Robinson John, paper hanger, h 137 Jackson Robinson Joseph, rubber maker, h Clinton av n rubber mill, Millham Robinson Josephine, domestic, 124 W State Robinson Lewis, crate maker, bds 23 William Robinson Lillie, res 1150 Lamberton Robinson Samuel, potter, bds 304 Clinton av Robinson Mrs. Sarah, bds 1150 Lamberton Robinson Silas, instructor state prison, bds 245 Centre Robinson William, shoe maker, Princeton cor Greene, h 424 Princeton av Robinson William, rubber worker, h Klagg av, Millham Robinson William, decorator, h 88 Ewing Robinson William, potter, 93 Paul's av Robison Bridget, widow, res 120 Hamilton, Chamb'g Rochford Martin, shoe maker, h 200 Jefferson Rock Dennis, bds 117 Woodland, Chamb'g Rockhill Frank W., (Henry S. Booz & Co.), h 127 Mercer Rockhill Thomas A., salesman, h 41 Model av Roddy Alexander, gardener, h 335 W Hanover Roddy William H., clerk, h 333 W Hanover Rodenbaugh Herbert J., bds 205 Calhoun Rodenbaugh Robert W., engineer, h 205 Calhoun Rodman Thomas, waiter, h 31 W Hanover Rodman William, laborer, h 31 W Hanover Roe John, potter, h 11 Grant av Roebling Charles G., pres't the John A. Roebling's Sons Co, h 333 W State Roebling Edmund, (the John A. Roebling's Sons Co), bds State Street House Roebling Ferdinand W., treas the John A. Roebling's Sons Co, h 222 W State Roebling Washington, (the John A. Roebling's Sons Co), h N Y ROEBLING'S SONS CO.; THE JOHN A., manufacturers of wire rope, Broad n canal, Chamb'g Roff Joseph, iron worker, h Third cor Federal Roff Joseph N., wire drawer, bds 605 Broad Rogers Aaron, iron worker h 23 Mott, Chamb'g Rogers Allen M., iron moulder, bds 328 N Montgomery Rogers Amos, butcher, 886 Broad, h 880 do, Chamb'g Rogers Bernard, bridge tender, 261 N Greene, h do Rogers Charles, wire drawer, bds 214 N Greene Rogers Charles iron worker, h 25 New Rogers Edward, laborer h 15 Second Rogers Fred, bds Warren cor Bridge Rogers George P., carpenter, h 204 E Front Rogers Henry F., carpenter, h 587 Clinton, Chamb'g Rogers Hugh, h 205 Broad Rogers Rev. J, chaplain state prison, bds 228 Broad Rogers John P, bds 29 E Hanover Rogers Julia, widow, 4 Margerum's row Rogers Leroy, boatman, h 132 Jefferson Rogers Marcus F., potter, h 37 New Rose Rogers Martha, widow Ezekiel, 25 Livingston Rogers Mary,A., domestic 509 S Warren Rogers Michael, potter, bds 215 S Feeder Rogers Michael, potter, bds 4 Margerum's row Rogers Peter, laborer, 215 S Feeder Rogers Peter, engineer, h 18 Perrine av ROGERS RICHARD R., physician, 110 E Hanover, h do Rogers Richard R. Jr., medical student, bds 110 E Hanover Rogers Samuel C., potter, bds 328 N Montgomery Rogers Walter P., cabinet maker, h 36 W Front Rogers William, crate maker, h 69 Tyrill av Roleder Herman, decorator, h 19 Jefferson Roll George Frederick, bds 13 Pennington av Roll Jacob M., brick maker bds 139 Allen Romire William, teamster, bds 47 Clark, Chamb'g Ronan Albert, marble cutter, bds 252 Mercer Ronan George K., bds 52 Clinton av Ronan James, (Ronan & Son), h 52 Clinton av Ronan J. Howard, (Ronan & Son), 97 Spring RONAN JAMES & SON (J. Howard), coffee and spices, 133 N Greene, h 52 Clinton Rooney Cecilia, res 12 Union Rooney John, laborer, h 286 N Willow Rooney John, laborer, h 25 Cass, Chamb'g Rooney Michael, wire drawer, bds 20 Cass, Chamb'g Rope Frederick, shoe maker, bds 571 Centre Rose Burroughs S., clerk, bds 107 W State Rose George B., hose maker, h 310 William, Chamb’g Rose James, waiter, h 9 Fowler Rose Richard, waiter, h 49 Bank Rose Samuel S., shoe maker, h 602 Prospect, Chamb’g Rose William, carpenter, h 242 N Willow Rosenbaum Michael, clerk, h 26 E Front Rosenberge -, 1aborer, bds 20 New Roser Frederick, tailor, 522 Market, h do Rosenstock Lewis, bds 140 W State ROSS PHILIP, dry goods, 29 E State, h 17 Southard Rosso John, fruits and confectionery, cor Greene and State, h 8 Donnelly's al Rostion James, wool carder, h 407 Bridge Roth John, laborer, h 249 Second Rottmann Fred. W., tailoring, 345 S Warren, bds 315 W Hanover Rothwick Catharine, domestic, 230 W State ROUNER ISAAC, importer and dealer in wines and liquors, borough hall, h 604 York, Chamb’g Roupp Joseph , laborer, h 643 Centre Roupp Mary, widow Jacob, res 645 Centre Rousseau Alfred, painter, 607 Hamilton, Chamb'g Rousseau Alfred C. , potter, bds 607 Hamilton, Chamb'g Rousseau Constance, teacher, res 140 W State Rousseau Lizzie D., china decorator, res 607 Hamilton av, Chamb'g Rowe Frederick W., watchman, bds 322 E State Rowland Henry T., wheelwright, 90 Lamberton, h do Rowland John, potter, h 135 Rose Rowland Rachel D., teacher, res 90 Lamberton Rowland Sarah, domestic, Woodlawn, 539 S Warren Rowlands Sarah, widow, res 137 Rose Rowlands Thomas, potter, h 137 Rose Rowley Anthony, woodware and baskets, 109 N Greene, h do Rowley Azariah H., cedar cooper, 255 N Willow Rowley Charles B., cigar maker, bds 164 Cooper Rowley Edward, tailor, h 164 Cooper Rowley Edward A., cigar maker, h 24 Allen Rowley George, machinist, h 118 Centre Rowley Harry E., cigars and tobacco, 230 Perry Rowley Mary, weaver, res 118 Centre Rowley William G., clerk, bds 109 N Greene Royer Frank G., moulder, h 12 E Washington Royer George P., carpenter, h 204 E Front Royle James W., draughtsman, 316 N Greene Royle Thomas J., stone cutter, h 55 Model av Rudrauff Henry, iron worker, h. 609 Hamilton, Chamb’g Rue Albert, wheelwright, h 415 William, Chamb'g Rue Brewer, brick layer, bds 25 Union Rue Edward S., mason, bds Pennington av, Ewing twp Rue Gilbert W., teamster, h 25 E Washington Rue Jacob, blacksmith, 918 Broad, h 933 do, Chamb'g Rue James, engineer, h 568 Perry Rue James N.,milkman, h 19 Livingston RUE JOHN D., dealer in agricultural implements, 236 E Hanover, h do Rue John M., grocer, Market cor Lamberton, h 95 Lamberton Rue Joseph, mason, h 114 N Willow Rue Lewis, car driver, h 558 Perry Ruelius John G., stone cutter, 130 Humboldt Ruggaber Joseph, cracker baker, bds 142 Lamberton Ruggaber Joseph, tailor, 142 Lamberton Ruggaber Joseph, cigar maker, h 34 Lamberton Ruggaber Joseph, trucker, Washington market, h 519 Broad Ruhlman Frederick, student, bds 167 Cooper Ruhlman John, music teacher, bds 167 Cooper Ruhlman Rudolph, music teacher, h 167 Cooper Rulon Ann E., widow, bds 17 Green's al Rulon Charles H., butcher, bds 346 Brunswick av Rulon David, pork dealer, 201 Broad, h 144 Fall Rulon Edwin M., butcher, h 148 E Front Rulon Fannie, widow Samuel, res 216 N Warren Rulon George, (Deutz & Co.), h 756 Second Rulon Hannah W., widow, h 45 Yard av Rulon Joseph, jeweler, h 724 Second Rulon Leason B., saw maker, bds 45 Yard av Rulon Mary, dress maker, res 214 Fall Rulon Rebecca H., widow Charles H., 346 Brunswick av Rummell Joseph Jr., potter, bds 136 Rose Rummell Joseph, stone mason, h 136 Rose Rumpf Christian, h St Joseph av, Millham Rumpf John C., potter, 41 Sheridan av Runyon Christopher V.D., grocer, 41 Bellevue av, h do Runyon Dennis L., clerk, 21 Tucker Runyon John G., switch tender, h 38 Clark, Chamb’g Runyon Morris C., clerk, h 33 Ringold Runyon Rachel, widow, h 1075 Broad, Chamb’g Ruopp Jacob, iron worker, h 455 Centre Ruopp John, shoe maker, 455 Centre, h do Ruopp William G.,baker, 241 and 243 Federal, h do Rupert B. Frank, surveyor, bds 42 Mott, Chamb’g Rush Mrs. A. M., boarding, h 48 W Front Rushton William, h 154 N Greene Rushton Abraham, h 154 N Greene RUSLING JAMES F., counselor at law, 224 E State. h 226 do Rusling Sarah H., widow Gershom, h 24 Clinton Rusling William H., real estate, bds 226 E State Russell David T., locksmith, bds 322 N Greene Rust Levi, laborer, bds 423 Ferry Rust William, wheelwright, h 423 Ferry Ryall David M., h 36 W Washington Ryall Margaret S., widow, h 36 W Washington Ryan Charles H., carpenter, h 364 Warren Ryan Daniel, laborer, h 44 Pennington av Ryan David, gardener, h 292 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Ryan Ella E., h r 18 Market Ryan Elizabeth, widow Christopher, h r 18 Market Ryan John, laborer, h 558 Second Ryan John, laborer, h 39 Esher Ryan John T., potter, h 102 Jefferson Ryan Mary, widow Patrick, h 132 Kossuth Ryan Mary, teacher State Model school, res E State n Clinton Ryan Mary E:, lady principal Model school, res Normal Hall Ryan Patrick, hostler, bds 132 Kossuth Ryan Robert, iron worker, bds Bloomsbury Hotel Ryan Timothy, bds 132 Kossuth Ryan William, laborer, bds 39 Esher Rymond Jonas, produce merchant, h 23 E Front Sager John, h 114 Adeline, Chamb'g SAGER JOHN J., treas City Water Co., h 212 E Hanover Sakingger Fraz H., iron worker, h 140 Jefferson, Chamb'g Salb Charles, Deer Hotel, Lamberton cor Federal, h do Salb Herman, baker, bds 394 S Warren Sallie George W., basket maker, h 253 N Willow Sallie Melvin, rubber worker, h 113 Jefferson Sallvetele Rev. John, regent of studies Franciscan College, Chamb'g Salmon Joseph, blacksmith, h Fillmore n Clinton, Millham Salmon Richard, rubber maker, bds 278 Clinton, Millham Salt Joseph, crate maker, h 23 William Salt Mollie, potter, res 122 Kossuth Salt William, crate maker, 45 Assanpink, h do Salt William H., potter, h New York av, E Trenton Salter Emma, widow, h Vanderveer's ct; Princeton av Salter John B., potter, bds Vanderveer's ct; Princeton av Salter Malcolm, laborer, h 11 S Willow Saltz Melwood, potter, h Girard av, Millham Samler Simon, clothier, 109 S Greene, h 27 do Sammon Rose, domestic, 114 W State Sampson Edward, (Sampson & Priory), bds 426 Centre Sampson James, prop Sampson House, Broad cor Hamilton Sampson & Priory, (Edward Sampson and Terrence Priory), hats and caps, 152 N Greene Sanders Charles, packer, h 101 Carroll Sanders William Jr., packer, h 101 Carroll Sanderson John W., iron house builder, 229 Woodruff Sanderson Warren, laborer, bds 403 Reservoir Sandles Sarah E., widow, h 244 Kossuth Sands Katie, res 8 Cooper Sands Louisa, widow Perry, h 8 Cooper Sands Thomas, conductor, bds 20 Perry SANDS THOMAS S., grocer, Jackson cor Market, h do Sandt Sarah E., physician, 318 E State, h do Sandy Benjamin, salesman, 206 N Warren Sanford Elizabeth A., h 212 W State Sargent John P., iron worker, h 1034 Lamberton Sassaman George, laborer, 233 Woodruff Sassaman John teamster, bds 375 Fair Satterthwaite Chas. H., (Trenton China Co.), bds 119 E Hanover Sauer Frederick, laborer, 114 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Saums Isaac W., brick maker, h 511 Princeton av Saunders Edward, laborer h 123 Lamberton Saunders George, laborer, 501 Calhoun Saunders Jeremiah, potter, bds 22 Conover's al Saunders Kate, domestic, 189 Broad SAUNDERSON JOHN H., grocer, 105 S Greene, h 503 Market Sauner John, laborer, bds 225 Second Saunt Peter, laborer, bds 158 Fair Saxon Agnes, widow Thomas, res 43 Decatur Saxon Harriet, widow Hobson, res 122 Mill Saxon Thomas, liquor saloon, 352 S Warren, h do Saxton Charles A., clerk, bds 501 Hudson, Chamb’g Saxton Joseph M., carpenter and builder, 501 Hudson, h do, Chamb’g Sayers Aneta, bds 229 W Hanover Sayler Sabina, boys' clothing, 5 S Warren, res 48 W State Sayler Joseph B., conductor, 20 Tucker Scammell John, iron worker, 34 Mott, Chamb’g Scanlan James, laborer, h 25 Bond Scanlon Patrick, kilnman, bds 28 Rose Scarborough Howell, engineer, h 1 Assanpink Scarborough Right Rev. John, bishop P. E. Church, res 107 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Scarborough Wilson T., baker, h 123 Jefferson Schaaf Benjamin F., potter, 302 N Feeder Schaaf Charles, clerk, bds 302 N Feeder Schaaf Christina, grocery, 302 N Feeder, h do Schaaf John J., car inspector, bds 302 N Feeder Schaaf Kate, dress maker, res 302 N Feeder SCHABER JOHN J., boot and shoe maker, 154 Broad, h do Schafer Gregory, baker, h 487 Broad Schafer Herman, druggist, 317 Broad, h do Schafer Jacob, laborer, h 1314 Clinton, Chamb’g Schaffer Andrew, laborer, h 618 Second Schaffer Broadhead H., laborer, bds 40 Pennington av Schaffer Edward C., kilnman, bds 720 Second Schaffer Pemberton M., farmer, h 40 Pennington av Schaffner George, notions, 116 Market, h do Schaidnagel Anthony, laborer, h 97 Cooper Schaidnagel Francis, laborer, h 203 Second Schaidnagel Joseph, iron worker, bds 97 Cooper Schaidnagel Lewis, iron worker, bds 97 Cooper Schanck Amanda, millinery; etc, 346 N Greene, h do Schanck Charles H., cigar manufacturer, 522 Clinton, h 29 Bayard, Chamb’g Schanck Charles H., clerk, bds 346 N Greene Schanck Elizabeth, widow Ralph, 24 Mott, Chamb’g Schanck Frank P., clerk, bds Warren cor Market Schanck Ralph, rubber worker, h on canal opp City Cemetary Schanck Swanzer, ship carpenter, h 346 N Greene Scheele Frederick, janitor, h 80 Bayard, Chamb’g Scheele John G., blacksmith, h 16 Pennington av Scheer Oscar, teacher gymnastics, Turner Hall, bds 163 Broad Schell Charles, brush maker, h 134 Kossuth Schemel Joseph, wire drawer, h 312 Hamilton, Chamb’g Schenck Alfred, brakeman, bds 570 Perry Schenck Annie A.,clerk, bds 143 N Warren Schenck C. B., stilt maker, bds 31 Yard av Schenck Carleton T., rubber worker, bds 59 Carroll Schenck Cyrus, mason, h 58 Bayard, Chamb’g Schenck Elias, laborer, bds 14 Fowler Schenck Emily E., res 24 Mott, Chamb’g Schenck Garret W., carpenter, h 55 Lincoln av Schenck Isaac, potter, Klagg av n Mulberry, Millham Schenck James M., teamster, 526 Calhoun Schenck Jane C., res 24 Mott, Chamb’g Schenck John O., laborer, bds 59 Carroll Schenck Levi, foreman, bds 151 Broad Schenck Matthias P., mason, h 58 Bayard, Chamb’g Schenck Moore, waiter, h 84 Quarry al Schenck Phoebe, widow Garret, res 143 Lamberton Schenck Rosa, nurse, res 839 Broad, Chamb’g Schenck Webster, waiter, h 119 E Hanover Schenck William B., carpenter, h 59 Carroll Schenck William A., rubber worker, h MacKenzie av, Millham Schermerhorn Abram, plumber, h 405 Market Schermerhorn Ella, school teacher, res 405 Market Schermerhorn Joseph A., traveling agent, h 405 Market Schermerhorn Lou, res 405 Market Schiller Charles, wire worker, h 667 Centre Schiller John Jr., iron worker, bds 667 Centre Schilling Barbara, widow, h al bet New Rose and Fountain av Schilling Charles, potter, bds al bet New Rose and Fountain av Schilling Charles, laborer, h 330 N Montgomery Schilling Christopher, brick maker, h 111 New Rose Schimmel Frederick, beer saloon, 938 Clinton, h do, Chamb’g Schimmel John, wire drawer, h 932 Clinton, Chamb’g Schimmell Joseph, wire drawer, h 312 Hamilton, Chamb’g Schindewolf Louis, tailor, h 17 Cooper Schindewolf Louis Jr., tailor, bds 17 Cooper Schindollar, John, jeweler, h 126 Adeline, Chamb’g Schinkel Louis, iron worker, h 1211 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Schisler John, iron worker, h 802 Lamberton Schlegel Anton J., tailor, h 223 Jackson Schlegel Catharine, widow Samuel, res 436 Centre Schlicher William, butcher, 144 and 148 Brunswick av Schlickling Peter, baker, h 401 Centre Schlickling Peter, baker, bds 394 S Warren Schloer Flora T., widow Andrew, res 401 Centre Schloer John, moulder, h 559 S Warren Schloetterer S., brewery, Schuetzen park, Millham, h do SCHMELZEISEN WILLIAM, lager beer saloon, 701 Broad, h do, Chamb’g Schmidt Ambrose, laborer, h 405 Centre Schmidt Catharine, widow, h 101 Woodland, Chamb’g Schmidt Charles, lock tender, h 648 Lamberton SCHMIDT CHARLES, dealer in fine groceries and provisions, Clinton cor Webster, h do, Millham Schmidt Christian, blacksmith, h 229 William, Chamb’g Schmidt Elizabeth, widow, h 55 Rose Schmidt Francis L., hair goods, 9 E State, h 237 E Hanover Schmidt George, iron worker, bds 608 Lamberton Schmidt John, potter, bds 55 Rose Schmidt John, carpenter, h 521 Coleman, Chamb’g Schmidt John, laborer, bds Coleman cor Prospect, Chamb’g Schmidt Mathias, laborer, h 610 Hamilton, Chamb’g Schmidt William, laborer, bds 521 Coleman, Chamb’g Schneider Barbara, grocery, 232 Kossuth, h do Schneider Dorotha, res 104 Jennie, Chamb’g Schneider John, laborer, h 136 Federal Schneider John, potter, bds 232 Kossuth Schnell Charles B., barber, 341 N Warren, h 102 Humboldt Schnell Bernard, tinsmith, h 102 Humboldt Schnorbus Frederick, cigar maker, bds 531 Centre Schnorbus Henry, cigar manufacturer, 531 Centre, h do Schnorbus Henry J., cigar maker, bds 531 Centre Schnorbus Joseph, cigar maker, bds 531 Centre Schockley William U., laborer, 210 Cass n Broad, Chamb’g Schoeller Anthony, laborer, h 904 Division, Chamb’g Schoeller John A., beer saloon, 405 Centre, h do Schoeller Maggie, dress maker, res 904 Division, Chamb’g Schoeller Matthew, teamster, bds Schuetzen park, Millham Schoenthaler Christian, laborer, 45 Adeline, Chamb’g Schoenthaler Frederick, potter, bds 918 Clinton, Chamb’g Schoenthaler John, potter, bds 918 Clinton, Chamb’g Schoenthaler John, potter, h 918 Clinton, Chamb’g Scholl George, brick maker, h 442 Princeton av Schooley James, carpenter, bds 303 S Warren Schooley Rachel, dress maker, res 315 Broad Schooley William R., banker and broker, 4 W State, h 136 N Warren Schott Anthony, peddler, h 33 Grant av Schott George N., grocer, 412 Centre, h do Schrader John, potter, h 52 Fountain av Schrader Charles, baker, h 166 Jefferson Schroeder Christopher, laborer, h 317 William, Chamb’g Schroeder Robert, music teacher, bds 38 Cooper Schroeder Ludwig, hod carrier, h 45 Fountain av Schroffer John, laborer, h 5 Mott, Chamb’g Schroth Andrew, blacksmith, h 51 Spring Schroth Catharine, widow Andrew, h 133 Decatur Schroth Charles, engineer, h 304 Lamberton Schroth Gotfried, china decorator, bds 133 Decatur Schroth Henry, kilnman, h 308 Lamberton SCHROTH JOHN, mineral water; ale and lager beer, 632 S Warren h do Schroth Michael, jeweler, bds 612 Lamberton Schroth Peter, brakeman, bds 306 Lamberton Schroth Sophia, widow, h 306 Lamberton Schulte Wilhemina, widow, res 660 Lamberton Schulte William, machinist, bds 660 Lamberton Schultz Albert, undertaker, bds 602 Princeton av Schultz Andrew, blacksmith, cor Willow and Pennington av, h 51 Spring Schultz August, laborer, bds 123 Hamilton, Chamb’g Schultz Charles, laborer, h 408 Hamilton, Chamb’g Schultz Charles, wheelwright, h off Schenck and Second Schultz Ferdinand, cabinet maker, 248 N Warren, h 602 Princeton Schultz Gottlieb, laborer, h 213 Landing Schultz Hermann, tool maker, h 137 Fountain av Schultz John, wire drawer, h 831 Clinton, Chamb’g Schultz John, laborer, h 123 Hamilton, Chamb’g SCHULTZ JOHN A., groceries and provisions, 162 N Greene cor Perry, h 103 Perry Schultz Julius, barber, bds 351 Centre Schultz Lewis, clerk, bds 602 Princeton av Schultz Nicholas, laborer, h 557 Lamberton Schultz William, foreman, h 25 Sweet's av Schumm Charles J., potter, h 11 Humboldt Schumm Christiana, widow George, h 545 Centre Schumann Christine, widow, h 239 William, Chamb’g Schumann Francis, engineer, h 56 Clinton av Schumann Frank, sup't Phoenix Iron Works, h 182 Broad Schumtz Caroline, widow George H., res 85 Union Schuster Christopher, cabinet maker, h 105 New Rose Schuster David, brick maker, bds 105 New Rose Schuster Frederick, bakery, 251 N Greene, h do Schuster Henry, rubber worker, h Klagg av, n Mulberry, Millham Schuster Jacob, brick maker, bds 105 New Rose Schuster Peter, baker, bds 253 N Greene Schwab Meyer, oculist, 7 E State, h 214 Perry Schwartz Anthony, iron worker, bds 104 Turpin SCHWARTZ ARTHUR, druggist, S E cor Centre & Bridge, h do Schwartz August, laborer, bds 561 Second Schwartz Catharine, widow, res 104 Turpin Schwartz George, mason, h 19 Camden Schwartz Jacob, engineer, h 214 Jackson Schwartz Jacob, mason, h 814 Broad, Chamb’g Schwartz John, wire worker, res 401 Centre Schwartz John C., wire drawer, h 22 Woodland, Chamb’g Schwartz Rosella, widow, h 609 Princeton av Schwartz Sadie, dress maker, res 214 Jackson Schwartz William, brick mason, bds 82 Clark, Chamb’g Schwarzwalder John, laborer, bds Clinton cor Jennie, Chamb’g Schwehm Jacob, beer saloon, 336 N Greene, h do Schweinecker Henry, laborer, bds 649 Lamberton Schweinecker Wilhelm, iron worker, h 649 Lamberton SCHWEIZER JOHN C., dry goods and groceries, 684 Broad, h do, Chamb’g Schwem John, barber, bds 153 Broad Scott Alexander, laborer, h 750 Second Scott Alfred, paper hanger, h 217 S Feeder Scott Charles, h 233 E State Scott David B., teamster, h 16 Livingston Scott Deborah, dress making, res 18 Grand, Chamb’g Scott Edmund, wire worker, bds 515 Chestnut, Chamb’g Scott Edward, conductor, h 27 Carroll Scott Edward, laborer, h 11 Beaver Scott Edward F., stair builder, h 140 S Stockton Scott Edwin, True American book store, h 129 Perry Scott Eli, iron sinker, h 515 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Scott Eliza A., widow, res 41 N Stockton Scott Ellen, cook, 186 W State Scott Ellen, widow, h 120 Kossuth Scott Harry, student, bds 243 Clay Scott Henderson, hostler, h 35 Higbee Scott Hiram, rubber turner, h 558 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Scott Howell, potter, bds 20 Lincoln av Scott Hugh, puddler, bds 750 Second Scott Isaac, grocer, 213 Elmer, Chamb’g, h do Scott James A., salesman, bds 561 Centre Scott Jerome, (Walton & Scott), h 13 Taylor al Scott John, laborer, h 103 Calhoun Scott Levi, mason, h 18 Grand, Chamb’g SCOTT LEWIS W., counselor at law, 119 E State, h 20 Yard av Scott Michael, potter, h 120 Kossuth Scott Robert J., bds 129 Perry Scott Thomas M., foreman, h 64 Carroll Scott Walter, laborer, h 14 Perrine av Scott William, engineer, h 71 Carroll Scott William S., clerk, h 872 Lamberton Scrannage Benjamin, puddler, bds 232 Woodruff Scudder Alfred, waiter, h 29 Taylor al Scudder Amos B, salesman, h 57 Clark, Chamb’g Scudder Daniel A., engineer, h 138 Bayard, Chamb’g Scudder Edgar, clerk, bds 39 W State Scudder Edward W., justice supreme court, h 166 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Scudder Emma L., dress maker, res 133 Bayard, Chamb’g Scudder Enoch J., mason, h 57 Wall SCUDDER GEORGE D., attorney at law, 107 E State, bds166 Greenwood av Scudder Henderson G., dry goods and groceries, 13 N Greene, h 223 Academy SCUDDER HENRY D., banker; broker; real estate insurance; also city surveyor, 107 E State, h 312 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Scudder Henry S., wheelwright; &c., Warren and Greene, h 110 Brunswick av Scudder Horace M., carpenter, h 103 Walnut av, Chamb’g Scudder Jeffrey, farmer, bds 1228 Broad, Chamb’g SCUDDER JOHN H., surrogate, court house, h Scudder’s Falls Scudder Mary, widow Jasper, h 154 W State Scudder Theophilus, wheelwright, h Sherman Av n Clinton, Millham Scudder William B., laborer, h 51 Bond Sculley Ellen widow, h 409 Federal Scullion Hugh, iron worker, h 177 Union Scullion James, laborer, h 133 Second Scullion James Jr., laborer, bds 133 Second Scullion John C., carpenter, h 438 Ferry Scullion John, iron worker, bds 177 Union Scullion John, laborer, bds 133 Second Scullion Joseph, laborer, bds 133 Second Scullion Michael, laborer, h 3 Grant Scullion Nancy, widow, res 438 Ferry Spullion Patrick, iron worker bds 177 Union Scullion Thomas, rougher, bds 177 Union Scullion William, laborer, h 20 Steamboat Seabridge Harry N., kilnman, h 218 Kossuth Seabridge Joseph, potter, h 209 Kossuth Seabridge Samuel, potter, h 122 Humboldt Seabridge William, potter, h 217 Clinton av Seabridge William, potter, h 130 Jefferson Sealace Henry B., clerk, h 84 Belvidere Seals John W., tinsmith ; bds 129 Cooper Seaman Charles H., sup't agricultural works, h 68 Carroll Seaman Frank, shoe maker, 106 Perry, h 131 Montgomery Seaman Thomas, shoe maker, h 70 Carroll Seaman William, tinsmith, h 670 Broad, Chamb’g Searfoss Margaret, widow Charles, res 122 Lamberton Seary David, proof reader State Gazette, bds 167 Broad Seaver Thomas, iron worker, h 106 Turpin Sebold Francis B., laborer, h 264 Kossuth Sebold Frank, drug clerk, bds 55 Clinton Seckerson John W., potter, h 29 Walnut av, Chamb’g Secunde Henry, laborer, h 7 Hamilton, Chamb’g Sedam Harry, salesman, bds 23 Walnut av, Chamb’g Seeds Charles, watchman, h 122 Furman Seeds Elias B., carpenter; h 226 Clinton av Seeds James, carpenter, h 161 Jefferson Seeds John, blacksmith, h 82 Lamberton Seeds John, blacksmith, h 192 Lamberton Seeds John, huckster, h 7 Centre ct Seeds William, laborer, bds 226 Clinton Seeds Wilson A., h 86 Quarry al Seger John, laborer, h 114 Adeline, Chamb’g Seeler Edward E., photographer, h 118 Spring Seeley William, laborer, ds 514 S Warren Seib John, laborer, h 39 Grand, Chamb’g Seib Philomena, match maker, res 89 Grand, Chamb’g Seiber Mary, domestic, 153 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Seifert Sebastian, shoe maker, bds 154 Broad Seiger Frederick, trucker, h 495 Princeton av Seiger William, trucker, bds 495 Princeton av Seigler Frank, bookbinder, h 130 W Front Selling Barney, peddler, h 108 Clark, Chamb’g Semmelmann John, car inspector, h 807 Broad, Chamb’g Semmelmann Josephine, shoe fitter, res 807 Broad, Chamb’g Semmer Fred, wood carver, h 32 Beaver Semon Louis, baker, bds 204 Pennington av Semon John, brick maker, bds 204 Pennington av Semon Mary, dress maker, res 204 Pennington av Semon Peter, brick maker, bds 204 Pennington av Semon William, trucker, h 204 Pennington av Semon William Jr., tinsmith, bds 204 Pennington av Senf Ernst, laborer, h 86 Spring Senn George W., laborer, h 388 Union Sennet John, laborer h 137 W Hanover Serphos Solomon N., (Lowenstein & Serphos), bds 229 E Hanover Seruby Alfred, whitewasher, h 52 Tucker Seruby Caroline, widow, h 259 N Greene Seruby Elizabeth., widow, h Frazier n pottery Seruby Jacob, teamster, h 32 Humboldt Seruby James R., laborer, h 6 Beaver Seruby James S., laborer, h Frazier n pottery Seruby John, laborer, h 40 Fowler Seruby Newell D., laborer, h 322 W Hanover Seruby Robert, laborer, h 33 Wilson Seruby Walter, laborer, bds 322 W Hanover Serviss David N., agent, h 57 Carroll Seveig Otto, potter, bds 34 Sheridan av Severns Charles, potter, bds 33 Lamberton Severns Collins, deputy state prison, bds 228 Broad Severns Daniel, mason, h 304 Union Severns Josha, switch tender, h Emory n Chestnut av, Chamb’g Severns Mary, dress maker, res Emory n Chestnut av, Chamb’g Severns Noah, iron worker, bds Emory n Chestnut av, Chamb’g Severns Susan, widow, res 9 Hart av, Millham Severs Addie, dress maker, res 507 Market Severs Alonzo, decorator, bds 257 Mercer Severs Annie M., teacher, res 507 Market Severs Charles R., carpenter, h 507 Market Severs George, shoe maker, 120 Bridge, h 316 do Severs George W., baggage master, bds 38 E Canal Severs James R., decorator, bds 257 Mercer Severs Joel, milk dealer, h 213 N Montgomery Severs John J., carpenter, h 257 Mercer SEVERS ROBERT, butcher, Spring and 52 Pennington av, h do Seward George O., manufacturer, h 17 Clark, Chamb’g Sexton Annie, widow Benjamin, h 27 Butler, Chamb’g Sexton Charles A., clerk, bds 501 Hudson, Chamb’g Sexton Howard, clerk, bds 27 Butler, Chamb’g Sexton Joseph M., carpenter, h 501 Hudson, Chamb’g Sexton William H., book binder, h 147 Broad Shafer Charles, blacksmith, h 138 Lamberton Shafer Joseph M., tobacconist, 459 Broad, bds 138 Lamberton Shaffer Harvey, laborer, bds 312 S Warren Shaffer John, h 312 S Warren Shaffer Leonora, tailoress, res 312 S Warren Shalor Matthew, beer brewer, 419 Federal Shamp Mary, domestic, 48 W State Shandley Francis, laborer, 389 Brunswick av Shandley John, laborer, h 393 Second Shandley Margaret, tailoress, res 389 Brunswick av Shandley Patrick, potter, bds 389 Brunswick av Shandley William, laborer, h 658 Lamberton Shannahan Bridget, domestic, 329 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Shannahan Thomas, iron worker, h 693 Lamberton Shares James A., grocer, 624 S Warren, h do Sharp Albert, huckster, h 30 Conover's al Sharp Henry, blacksmith, h 402 Fair Sharp Howard, laborer, bds 18 Grand, Chamb’g Sharp John, laborer, h 21 Passaic Sharp Mary A., res 228 Clay Sharp Melville, telegraph operator, h 31 Passaic Sharp Peter P., telegraph operator, h 218 W Hanover Sharp William, laborer, h 107 Calhoun Sharp William H., hatter, h 6 W State Sharp William H. Jr., painter, h 6 W State SHARP WILLIAM S., book and job office and stereotyping, 21 W State, h 205 do Shaw Aaron, kilnman, bds 34 Rose Shaw Albert, potter, h Breuing av, Millham Shaw C. W., (Bergen Brothers), stalls 27 and 28 City market and 122 N Greene, bds 208 E Hanover SHAW DAVID, carpets; wall paper; window shades and oil cloth, 118 S Warren, h 122 S Warren Shaw Eliza, widow, h 123 Brunswick av Shaw George, brick maker, h 442 Princeton av Shaw George M., milkman, bds 117 Federal Shaw Henry, potter, h Mulberry, Millham Shaw Jesse, joiner, h Broad n Wilson & Stokes, Chamb’g Shaw John, machinist, h 148 Lamberton Shaw John, potter, bds 304 Clinton av Shaw Rev. John F., pastor Fifth Presbyterian Church, h 469 Princeton av Shaw Joseph A., brick presser, bds 488 Calhoun Shaw Joseph B., clerk, bds 122 S Warren Shaw Lot, chain maker, h 10 Asbury Shaw Mary, widow, res 8 Prince, Millham Shaw Philip, laborer, h Broad n Wilson & Stokes, Chamb’g Shaw William, sawyer, bds Broad n Wilson & Stokes, Chamb’g Shea John, iron worker, h 26 Decatur Shea Michael, tobacconist, 20 S Warren, h do Shea Patrick, brick maker, 43 Bond Shebbard Elisha, h 11 Barnes Shebbeard George R., baker, h 119 Perry Sheedy Edward, laborer, bds 206 Hamilton, Chamb’g Sheedy Mary, widow, h 206 Hamilton, Chamb’g Sheehan James, laborer, h 342 N Montgomery Sheeley Frederick, iron worker, h 30 Bayard, Chamb’g Sheeley George, clerk, h 218 Butler, Chamb’g Sheenan Anthony, watchman, h 2 Hamilton, Chamb’g Sheener Frederick, boatman, h 14 Cross Shelbert Frank, iron worker, h 115 Cummings av, Chamb’g Sheller Bernard, student, Franciscan College, Chamb’g Shelly Benjamin, potter, h 61 Tyrill av Shelly William, plate printer, h 17 Fillmore, Millham Shepherd Catharine, widow, h 87 Cooper Shepherd Cornelius, physician also city school sup't, res 186 Broad Shepherd Cyrenus W., harness maker, h 305 N Warren Shepherd Jacob B., brakeman, h 90 Ewing Shepherd Jeannette, dress and cloak maker, h 634 Perry Shepherd Jennie, res 87 Cooper Shepherd Samuel F., huckster, h 313 W Hanover Shepherd William, carriage trimmer, bds 233 N Warren Shepherd William H., laborer, h 634 Perry Sheppard Mrs. Ephraim, h 251 E Front Sheran Peter, student, Franciscan College, Chamb’g Sherbert Francis, laborer, h 115 Cummings av, Chamb'g Sheridan Ann, widow res 695 Lamberton Sheridan Barney, potter, h Wiley n Princeton av Sheridan Bernard, baker, h 838 Lamberton Sheridan Lawrence, baker, h 695 Lamberton Sheridan Matthew, laborer, h Taylor, Millham Sherman Anna, res 132 Perry Sherman Frank, harness maker, h 11 Behm Sherman Myra S., res 107 Union Sherman Sarah, res 132 Perry Sherman Sarah A., widow William, h 207 E Hanover Sherrard Maria M., teacher, res 583 Centre Sherrard Oscar F., lock tender, bds 583 Centre Sherrard Thomas A., carpenter, h 583 Centre Sherrett Samuel, decorator, h 54 Carroll Shewell Joseph, laborer, bds 23 William Shick Anson, tailor, h 20 W Front Shick Charles, clerk, bds 20 W Front Shick John, tailor, bds 20 W Front Shick William, boiler maker, bds 20 W Front Shields Anthony, slipper maker, 3 Centre, h do Shields John D., (Tantum & Shields), bds 218 Mercer Shields Michael, slipper maker, bde 3 Centre Shindler George, laborer, h 19 Centre Shinn Daniel, iron worker, h 346 Fair Shinn G. F., telegraph opprator, bds 228 N Greene Shinn Henry, potter, h Howard cor Jefferson av, Chamb’g Shipley Francis, puddler, h 188 Lamberton Shippe John W., furniture finisher, h 106 Clinton, Chamb’g Shock Rev. D. H., presiding elder, h 33 Carroll Shockley William, laborer, h 210 Adeline, Chamb’g Shoeller Antoine, farmer, h 904 Division, Chamb’g Shoeman John, laborer, h William n Coleman, Chamb’g Shol Jacob laborer, bds 677 Broad, Chamb’g Shol Joseph, laborer, h 677 Broad, Chamb’g Shol Philip, wire drawer, bds 677 Broad Chamb’g Shol William, saw maker, bds 677 Broad, Chamb’g Shreve E. Mercer, counselor at law, 144 E State, h 39 Clinton Shreve Isaac A., clerk, h 15 Carroll Shropshire Joseph, boatman, h 33 Lincoln av Shurts John O., bds 119 W Hanover Sibbitt Fannie, widow, h 21 Summer Sibbitt George, potter, bds 21 Summer Sickel Amos, councilman, h 123 S Warren SICKEL SAMUEL, watchmaker and jeweler, 11 E State, h 13 Ewing Sickel Welling G., traveling ent, bds 123 S Warren Sickel William D., bds 123 S Warren Sickles Martin, car inspector, h 21 Bellevue av Sickles William B., ticket agent, h 215 Bridge Siddall Amos, saw filer, bds 46 Carter's al Siddall John, mason, bds 304 Broad Siddall Joseph, carpet weaver, 304 Broad, h do Siddall Lewis S., carpenter, bds 46 Carter's al Siddall Priscilla, widow, h 36 Carter's. al Siddall Thomas, plumber and gas fitter, 360 Broad, h do Sidworth Job, chain maker, bds 1012 Anderson, Chamb’g Sieb John, laborer, h 39 Randolph, Chamb’g Siebe Paul, iron worker, bds 559 S Warren Sigley David, potter, h 47 Sheridan av Sigley Seth, potter, h 59 Lincoln av Sigley William W., potter, bds 59 Lincoln av Silar Charles, laborer, h r 53 Spring Silvers Annie, dress maker, res 126 Allen Silvers Franklin H., fireman, bds 126 Allen Silvers Isaiah, rubber worker, h 255 Clinton av, Millham Silvers James C., moulder, h 17 Sheridan av Silvers John C., rubber worker, h 33 Hart av, Millham Silvers Levi, laborer, bds 248 Clinton, Millham Silvers Samuel H., gateman P R R, h 126 Allen Silvers William V., machinist, bds 37 Cooper Silverstein Edward, clothing, 45 E State, h 137 E Front Silverstein Lewis, clothier, 3 S Greene, h 137 E Front Silverstein Mark, salesman, h 137 E Front Simmons Charles, plumber, bds 244 Perry Simmons Edmund H., laborer, 30 Barbara Simmons Edwin, iron worker, h 14 Cox's al Simmons Eliza, widow William, res 15 Decatur SimmonsGeorge, tailor, h 64 Spring Simmons Henry E., grocer, 405 Hudson, h do, Chamb’g Simmons John Jr., chain maker, 40 Bellevue av Simmons John W., painter, bds 64 Spring Simmons Joseph, paper maker, bds 103 Fall Simmons Susan, 40 Bellevue av Simmons William H., clerk, h 244 Perry Simmons William J., express messenger, bds 244 Perry Simms John P., clerk, h 61 Clark, Chamb’g Simpson Abram N., h 49 Spring Simpson Andrew, kilnman, h 22 1/2 Seward av Simpson John S., brick presser, 500 Calhoun Simpson Mary, widow Thomas, res 119 Lamberton Simpson Ralph, engineer, bds 5 E State SINCLAIR; VANNEST & CO. (William D. Sinclair; William I. Vannest & Henry U. Coleman), clothiers and merchant tailors, 39 E State Sinclair William C., watchman, h 248 Mercer Sinclair William D., (Sinclair; Vannest & Co.), h 420 E State Sines Charles D., painter, h 134 S Stockton Sines John W., railroader, h 1 Jefferson Sing Hong, laundry, 32 S Greene SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY (The), C. H. Birk; manager, 108 E Hanover Singleton George J., sawyer, bds 64 W Washington Sinnickson Robert, printer, bds 205 W State Sipler Hannah, widow Edward, res 6 Wright's al Sipler Martha, dress making, 571 Broad, res do Sipler Philip, lumber dealer, h 571 Broad Sisom James, laborer, h 45 Clark, Chamb’g Sisom Frank P., laborer, bds 61 Clark, Chamb’g Sisom George, laborer, bds 61 Clark, Chamb’g Sisom Joseph L., farmer, bds 61 Clark, Chamb’g Sisson Daniel, rag dealer, h 45 Bellevue av Sisto Charles laborer, h 339 Broad Sixth Ward hotel, (Henry Hill; prop), 1024 Lamberton SKELLENGER EDWARD B., physician and druggist, Hamilton av cor Clinton, h 213 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Skelton Mary, widow, h 133 Brunswick av Skelton Wilson, painter, h 527 Clinton, Chamb’g Skillman Abram, oyster dealer, h 12 Cox's al Skillman Edward V. D., bookkeeper, bds 211 Academy SKILLMAN JACOB S., oysters; &c, 118 N Greene, h 104 Union Skillman John, laborer, h 35 W Hanover Skillman John B., mason. h 118 Calhoun Skillman John B., hack livery, h 158 Monmouth Skillman Lizzie Ann, widow, h 223 S Feeder Skillman Peter W., engineer, 210 Perry Skillman Ralph C., foreman, h 212 Centre Skillman Samuel, laborer, bds 109 Bellevue Skillman Sarah H., cook, 222 W State Skillman W. F., (Deutz & Co.), h Deutzville Skinn George, core maker, h 202 Lamberton Skinn Thomas J., iron worker, bds 202 Lamberton Skirm Abraham, h 24 Model av Skirm Anthony A., bookkeeper, h 218 Spring Skirm Asa, F., (Whittaker & Skirm), h 152 W State Skirm Augustus, conductor, h 37 Hart av, Millham Skirm Benjamin, sawyer, bds 46 Cooper SKIRM CHARLES H., sheriff, h 21 Clinton av Skirm Edward T., rubber maker, bds 37 Hart av, Millham Skirm Robert W., (Enterprise Pottery Co.), bds 21 Clinton Skirm Samuel, telegraph operator, bds 538 S Warren Skirm Theodosia C., widow, h 125 W Hanover Skirm William H., (Enterprise Pottery Co.), bds 21 Clinton av Skirm William H ., (D. P. Forst & Co.); councilman, h 124 E Hanover Skiver Samuel, scavenger, h 151 W Hanover Slack Alonzo, engineer, h 19 Tucker Slack Edward W., baggage master, h 406 Market Slack Emma A., music teacher, bds 107 S Warren Slack George H., carpenter, h 46 Bayard, Chamb’g Slack Gilbert B , clerk, h 165 Mercer Slack W. Grover, carter, h 9 E Front Slack Harry M., clerk, bds 320 N Warren Slack Maria, widow, h 320 N Warren Slack William A., milkman, h 250 Spring Slack William H., hosiery manufacturer, Second cor Bridge, h 104 Centre Slade Frederick J., treas. NJ Steel & Iron Co., h 435 Bellevue av Slater Mrs. R. J., dress making, h 20 Bond Slater Seth W., engineer, 20 Broad Slattery James, hotel, Esher cor Southard, h do Slinberg Charles, moulder, h 33 Clark, Chamb'g Slingerland Barnet T., coal & wood, 358 Broad, h 354 do Slingerland John, teamster, h 15 Taylor Sloan Catharine, widow, res 73 Clinton av Sloan Charles W., Mercer Rubber Works, h 515 E State Sloan Maggie I., res 125 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Sloan Nathaniel, laborer, bds 553 Clinton, Chamb’g Slover Catharine, widow, h 716 Second Slover George, rubber worker, bds 214 N Greene Slover John, rubber worker, h Union, Millham Slover Pierson, rubber worker , bds 281 Clinton, Millham Slover Sarah, widow, bds 281 Clinton, Millham Slover William B., rubber worker, h 35 Hart av, Millham Slover William P., rubber worker, bds 281 Clinton av, Millham Smalley Joseph, machinist, h 231 Centre Smalley Joseph Jr., engineer, bds 231 Centre Smalley William, machinist, h 229 Centre Smallwood Julia, widow, 207 1/2 Clinton, Millham Smaltz Furman, bds 140 W State Smedley William, retired, h Maple n Clinton, Millham Smith Abijah S., carpenter, h 6 Belvidere Smith Abraham, laborer, h 40 Belvidere SMITH ALBERT D., carriage and harness trimmings, 6 N Warren, h 236 N Warren Smith Alfred, printer, bds 279 N Willow Smith Alfred, chair maker, bds 552 Hudson, Chamb’g Smith Alfred C., potter, bds 35 Sheridan av Smith Alice, prin. Model school, res Normal Hall Smith Andrew, mason, 31 Walnut av, Chamb’g Smith Andrew J., law student, bds 31 Walnut av, Chamb’g Smith Annie B., teacher, res 515 Market Smith Rev. Anthony, pastor St. Mary's R C church, h 155 N Warren Smith Asa, brick maker,. bds 357 Brunswick av Smith Augusta, h 22 Sweet's av Smith Benjamin.P., engineer, bds 323 Market Smith Bernard, h 208 Academy Smith Bridget, res 21 Mott, Chamb’g Smith Catharine, widow, res 124 Mott, Chamb’g Smith Charles, railroader, bds 812 Centre Smith Charles, potter, h 43 Union Smith Charles, wire worker, bds 258 Clay Smith Charles; clerk, bds 224 Hamilton, Chamb’g Smith Charles, h 460 Lamberton Smith Charles, laborer, h 502 Lamberton Smith Charles, potter, h 1065 Clinton, Chamb’g Smith Charles E., coaching, 227 S Feeder Smith Charles P., h 178 W State Smith Clinton, bds 9 W State Smith Daniel F., carpenter, h 246 N Willow Smith D. V., baggage master, h 124 Stockton Smith Edward J., clerk, h 25 Carroll Smith Edward, potter, h 21 Mott, Chamb’g Smith Elias A., huckster, bds 21 Spring Smith Ellen, patent ironer, res 73 Lamberton Smith Ellen, widow, h 340 N Montgomery Smith Elijah Y., milk dealer, h 43 Clark, Chamb’g Smith Evan, waiter, h r 48 Jefferson Smith Francis H., news dealer, h 149 Cooper Smith Frank, locksmith, h 2 Wright's al Smith Forman, furniture, h 113 E Front Smith Garret W., clerk, h 515 Market Smith George, potter, h 62 Butler, Chamb’g Smith George, machinist, h 42 W Washington Smith George, hod carrier h 18 Chauncey Smith George H., conductor, 23 Tucker Smith George P., clerk, h 227 Fair Smith George S., sexton, h 55 Spring Smith George W., keeper toll gate, h Pennington av, Ewing twp Smith George W., restaurant, 417 Broad, h do Smith George W., potter, bds 34 Beaver Smith George W., carpenter, h 226 N Warren Smith George, laborer, h 120 Humboldt Smith George R., potter, bds Butler n Hudson, Chamb’g SMITH HAMLET, fine groceries and provisions, 566 Clinton, h do, Chamb’g Smith H. Frank, printer, bds 158 Stockton Smith Henry, potter, h 233 Clinton, Millham Smith Henry F., cigars and tobacco, 3 E State, h 114 W Hanover Smith Harvey G., machinist, bds 515 Market Smith Herbert, potter, h 336 Elmer, Chamb’g Smith Horatio N., shoe maker, 819 Lamberton, h do Smith Howard I., (West & Smith), h 43 Yard av Smith Hugh, painter, bds 108 W Hanover Smith Isabella H., dress maker, res 332 Fair Smith Isaiah, foreman Thorn's bakery, h 49 Union Smith Jacob, chain maker, h 65 Tucker Smith Jacob B., sawyer, h 117 N Montgomery Smith James, iron worker, h 114 Bridge Smith James, wire drawer, h 340 Centre Smith James, saw filer, bds 566 S Warren Smith James, peddler, 627 Prospect, Chamb’g Smith James, potter, bds 233 Clinton, Millham Smith James, laborer, h 336 Ewing Smith James W., potter, h 237 Kossuth Smith Jeannette, res widows' home Smith John, laborer, h 224 Hamilton, Chamb’g Smith John, laborer, bds Maple n Clinton, Millham Smith John, engineer, h 19 New York av, E Trenton Smith John, traveling agent, h 906 Broad, Chamb’g Smith John, laborer, h 106 Fountain av Smith John, wire drawer, h 201 Hamilton, Chamb’g Smith John, laborer, h 705 Lamberton Smith John, conductor, h 134 Jefferson Smith John, peddler, h 87 Esher Smith John, potter, bds 523 Perry Smith John A., barber, 830 Broad, h 224 Hamilton, Chamb’g Smith John Jr., laborer, bds 106 Fountain av Smith John, cracker baker, h 34 Union SMITH JOHN K., retired, h 13 S Warren Smith John H, baker, h 229 Bridge Smith John H., silver plater, h 97 Summer Smith John J. Jr., clerk, bds 523 E State Smith John I., manufacturer fertilizers, 344 Perry, h 523 S Warren Smith John W., charcoal heater, h 815 Broad, Chamb’g Smith John U., hod carrier, bds 301 N Willow Smith Jonas M., butcher, h 19 William, Chamb’g Smith Jonas, carpenter, h 19 William, Smith Jonathan, laborer, h 45 Fowler Smith Jonathan, cracker baker, h 38 Union Smith Jonathan P., machinist, h 106 Fall Smith Joseph M., treas Trenton Lock Works, h 211 Academy Smith Joseph, stone mason, h Broad n Second Smith Joseph, machinist, h 225 Centre Smith Kate, bds 229 W Hanover Smith Lewis, newspaper carrier, bds 151 Cooper Smith Lewis, waiter, h 38 Fowler Smith Lewis D., blacksmith, h Sherman av n Clinton, Millham Smith Lewis P., upholsterer, h 86 Lamberton Smith Lizzie, dress maker, res 340 Centre Smith Lois, widow, 189 Pennington av Smith Lydia, domestic, res 194 Broad Smith Mary, domestic, 210 W State Smith Matthew, iron worker, h 610 Hamilton, Chamb’g Smith Michael, teamster, h 159 W Hanover Smith Michael, iron worker, bds 460 Lamberton Smith Michael, laborer, h 159 W Hanover Smith Michael, potter, h 78 Perrine av Smith Neri, chain maker, h 552 Hudson, Chamb’g Smith Nicholas, iron worker, bds 339 S Warren Smith Oak, brakeman, h Tucker Smith Philip, iron worker, bds 19 Butler, Chamb’g Smith Philip, h 812 Centre Smith Philip Jr., railroader, bds 812 Centre Smith Peter J., kilnman, bds 31 Walnut, Chamb’g Smith Rachel, h 101 Calhoun Smith Rachel, widow of Charles, h 258 Clay Smith Rebecca, h 113 Hamilton Smith Richard, potter, h 45 Lincoln av Smith Richard H., grocery, 33 Jefferson, h do Smith Robert, stone cutter, h 125 Spring Smith Samuel, potter, h 62 Butler, Chamb’g Smith Samuel, potter, h 22 Chapel Smith Samuel, yeast agent, h 128 N Warren Smith Samuel E., cigar maker, h 243 Mercer Smith Samuel G., clerk, bds Perry cor Montgomery Smith Samuel R., yeast agent, bds 128 N Warren Smith Mrs. Samuel R., h 9 W State Smith Sarah A., h 158 Stockton Smith Susan, domestic, 569 Broad Smith Thomas, iron worker, h 19 Butler, Chamb’g Smith Thomas, laborer, h 332 Fair Smith Thomas, hotel clerk, h 416 Market Smith Thomas, teamster, h Maple n Clinton, Millham Smith Thomas, clerk, h 416 Market Smith Thomas, iron worker, bds 114 Bridge Smith Thomas J., bds 26 Ringold Smith Thomas S., potter, bds 33 Jefferson Smith; Walker & Co., (Annie Smith; Sallie Walker and Maggie H. Risdon), millinery and fancy goods, 7 S Greene Smith Ward M., cigar manufacturer, 332 Broad, h do Smith William, baker, bds 4 Barnes Smith William, h rear 48 Jefferson Smith William, res 837 S Warren Smith William, piano maker, h 279 N Willow Smith William, piano maker, bds 279 N Willow Smith William, railroader, h 35 Sheridan av Smith William, rubber maker, bds 284 Clinton, Millham Smith William, foreman, 515 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Smith William Dewitt, draughtsman, bds 136 N Warren Smith William H., news dealer, h 151 Cooper Smith William L., restaurant, 19 Market, h do Smith William P., veterinary surgeon, h 121 Chancery Smith William R., junk dealer, h 1230 Broad Smith William V., silver plater, h 232 Spring Smith Winfield S., painter, h 461 Lamberton SMYTH JAMES, merchant tailor, 154 N Greene, h 42 Bank Smyth Wilhelmina, widow, h 107 Perry Snedeker Abraham, hostler, bds 44 Carter's al Snedeker Emma, widow, h 44 Carter's al Snedeker Henry H., clerk, h 110 N Willow Snedeker William W., salesman, bds 44 Carter's al Snediker Isaac J., clerk, bds 126 E Front Snediker John V., mason, h 126 E Front Snediker William E., sup't Trenton Vise and Tool Works, 104 Jackson Snider Austin, clerk Trenton Bank, h 129 Academy Snider David P., clerk, h 243 Kossuth Snider Peter, grocer, Bridge cor Lamberton, h 142 E Front SNOOK HARRY W., wholesale liquor dealer, 5 S Warren, h 23 Southard Snowden Charles F., machinist, h Hamilton cor Chestnut, Chamb’g Snowden Francis, clerk, h 15 Ewing Snowden Kate J., dress maker, res 46 Livingston Snowden John, fireman, h 199 Clinton, Millham Snowden Woodbury, rubber worker, h 46 Livingston Snyder Alexander & Son (J. Albert), grocers, Centre cor Federal Snyder Alexander, (A. Snyder & Son), h 213 Second Snyder Anna, res 122 Union Snyder Catharine, h 58 Bellevue av Snyder Charles B., carpenter, 696 Centre, h 739 Second Snyder Christopher, iron worker, bds 637 Lamberton Snyder J. Frank, clerk, h 140 W State Snyder Frank, jeweler, bds 127 Calhoun Snyder Frederick, sawyer, bds 303 N Warren Snyder Fredoline, laborer, 716 Hamilton, Chamb’g Snyder Mrs. Gottlieb, widow, h 126 S Warren Snyder Isaac N, bookkeeper, h 638 Perry Snyder Jacob, cigar manufacturer, 126 S Warren, h do Snyder James R., retired, h Deutzville Snyder J. Albert, (A. Snyder & Son), h 213 Second Snyder John, roller, h 106 Clark av, Chamb’g Snyder John, laborer, h 2 Margerum's row Snyder Mrs. John, widow, res 918 Hamilton, Chamb’g Snyder Levi W., laborer, h 940 Lamberton Snyder Magdalene, widow, res 918 Hamilton, Chamb’g Snyder Mary A.,widow, h 127 Calhoun Snyder Matthew, iron worker, h 912 Hamilton, Chamb’g Snyder Nicholas, cigar maker, 73 Cass, Chamb’g Snyder Peter, cigar manufacturer, h 48 Bellevue av Snyder Peter, shoe maker, 19 Union, h 3 Ferry Snyder Peter, brick maker, bds 561 Second Snyder Peter, laborer, h 227 William, Chamb’g Snyder Peter Jr., laborer, bds 3 Ferry Snyder Sarah, domestic, res 129 N Greene Snyder Thomas, lime burner, h 35 Turpin Snyder Wallace, (Whitney & Co.), h 151 N Greene Snyder William I., saw polisher, h 209 Anderson, Chamb’g Soden Tobias, laborer, bds 253 Woodruff Sodlen Louis, butcher, bds 512 Princeton av Soethen Aloysius, decorator, bds Chestnut n Roebling, Chamb’g Soethen Frank J., gardener, bds Chestnut n Roebling, Chamb’g Soethen John, wire worker, bds Chestnut n Roebling, Chamb’g Solan James J., potter, bds 143 W Hanover Solan John, teamster, h 143 W Hanover Solan Michael J., potter, bds 143 W Hanover Solan Thomas M., potter, bds 143 W Hanover Solliday Harry P., clerk, bds 202 Academy Somerfield John, iron worker, h 106 New Rose Sommers John, brick maker, h 509 Princeton av Sononberg Augusta, widow William, res 539 Second Sononberg William, laborer, bds 539 Second Sor Frederick, laborer, h 114 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Sorter George D., huckster, h 50 Spring Souders Isaac N., iron moulder, h 30 Lamberton Souders Peter, retired, h 132 S Stockton Soulsby Hannah, confectionery, 190 Jefferson, h do South D. Clark, engineer, h 120 Allen South John, tender lock No 2, h Deutzville South Jonn M., carpenter, 190 Brunswick av South Steward D., carpenter, h 100 Dye, Chamb’g South William, bds 190 Brunswick av Southard Annie, widow Samuel, h 137 E Hanover Southard Isaac, bds 137 E Hanover Southard Louisa, h 148 W State Southard Sarah, h 148 W State Southard Virginia, widow, h 238 W State Southwaite Charles, laborer, h cor Jersey and William, Chamb’g Southwick Abram R., engineer, h 488 Calhoun Southwick Annie, h 107 S Warren Southwick Edward P., clerk, h 233 E Hanover Southwick Elizabeth, h 107 S Warren Southwick Philip R. V., foreman, bds 126 N Montgomery Souville Louis C., clerk, bds 137 Pennington av Souville William, h 137 Pennington av Spain Daniel, laborer, h 606 Second Spain James, kilnman, h 75 Esher Spain John, policeman, bds 20 Esher Spain Michael, potter, h 20 Esher Spangler John, iron worker, h 811 Lamberton Spanholtz Adolph, potter, h 287 Clinton, Millham Sparks Amos, h 366 E Carroll Sparks Robert, laborer, h Ewing Specht Jacob, driver, bds 334 Broad Speedy William, laborer, bds 1 Broad, Chamb’g Speeler John F., decorator, bds 208 Clinton av Speeler Mary W., widow, h 208 Clinton av SPEELER WILLIAM F., tobacconist, 3 North Warren, bds American House Spencer Fannie, widow, h 310 Ferry Spencer Henry, hotel, 330 and 332 N Warren, h do Spencer James R., butcher, h 235 Perry Spencer John S., weaver, bds 310 Ferry Spencer Joseph, bds 7 Barnes Spencer Robert, plumber, bds 310 Ferry Spencer William, iron worker, h 703 Lamberton Spencer William, painter, bds 95 Cooper Spencer Zachariah, carpenter, h 52 Bellevue av Spicer Asa F., conductor, h 334 Brunswick av Spiegel Martin, tobacconist, 30 S Warren, h do Spilsbury Eliza, widow, res 780 Princeton av Spitz Jacob, iron worker, bds 514 Lamberton Spracklen George W., grocer, Bridge cor Ferry, bds 620 S Warren Spracklen John F., boiler maker, h 502 Princeton av Spracklen Peter, dry goods, 620 S Warren, h do Spracklen Peter A., cigar manufacturer, 356 Broad, h do Sprague William L., principal of Millham public school, h 535 Clinton, Chamb’g Springart Charles, iron worker, bds 316 Centre Springart John, blacksmith, h 316 Centre Springart John P., cigar maker, bds 316 Centre Springa Wendell, iron worker, bds 316 Centre Springfield Charles, steam dyer and tailor, 108 Perry, h do Sprolls William, butcher, h 334 Fair Sproul James, laborer, h 124 Chancery Sproul William R., engineer, h 32 Sheridan av Squibs Harriet, widows' home Staab George, boatman, h 15 Grant av Stackhouse Isaac, laborer, h 7 Hewitt, Chamb’g Stackhouse John, wool worker, h r 34 Union Stackhouse J. Townsend, h 25 Lincoln Stackhouse Robert, saw maker, h 109 Union Stackhouse Russell J., civil engineer, bds 25 Lincoln av Stackhouse William, mason, 47 Pennington av Stackhouse William, iron worker, h 392 Third Staehfle Joseph, farmer, bds 289 N Willow Staffenburgh John, iron worker, h 232 Fair Stafford Samuel B., farmer, h 344 S Warren STAHL ERNEST C., publisher New Jersey Staats Journal and Trenton Herald; notary public and commissioner of deeds, h 24 Barnes STAHUBER KORBIN, Montezuma House, 839 Broad, h do Staiger Charles, asst clerk Trenton House, bds Trenton House STAIGER MICHAEL, hotel 320 N Greene, h do STAKEMAN CHARLES, watchmaker and jeweler, 23 E State, h do Standard China Works, (W. Kimble; prop), Prospect av STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of New Jersey, (William Dolton, pres't, William M. Lindsay; sec'y), 11 W State Standish George H., potter, bds 120 Jefferson Stanhope Isaac, laborer, h Madison cor Washington av, Chamb’g Stanley Alfred, iron worker, bds 505 Market Stanley Charles, potter, h 22 Seward av Stannard Mary E., widow, h 58 W Washington Stanton James J., wire drawer, bds 14 Ferry Stanton Mary, domestic, 473 W State Stanton Patrick, potter, h 48 Bond Stanton Thomas, potter, bds 142 Rose Stanton Thomas, heater, h 14 Ferry Stanton William E., wire drawer, bds 14 Ferry Stapler Harry (J. T. Stapler & Co.), bds 133 Academy STAPLER J. T. & CO. (J. T. & Harry), grocers, 102 and 104 N Greene Stapler John T., (J. T. Stapler & Co.), h 133 Academy Stapleton James, laborer, h 35 E Kossuth Stapleton Thomas Jr., laborer, h r 12 Camden STAR RUBBER COMPANY, (Jonathan Steward) pres't, Philip P. Dunn; treas, Thomas A. Bell; sec'y), Clinton av n creek, Millham Stark Frederick, iron worker, h Second opp Schenck Starin Ann J., widow, h 303 N Willow Starin Frank E., baker, bds 303 N Willow Stafin John, potter, h 27 Bond Starin Walter N., pressman, bds 303 N Willow STATE.GAZETTE, daily and weekly, John L. Murphy; publisher and proprietor, William Cloke editor, Greene cor State States Alexander, chain factory, Passaic n Calhoun, h 124 Allen States William A., chain maker, bds 124 Allen STATE STREET HOUSE, (Paul & Ale prop), State cor Chancery St. Clair Louie, h 10 Lodge al Stead John W., grocer, 538 Centre, h 536 do STEAD SAMUEL, justice of the peace, 912 Broad, Chamb’g, h do STEAD THOMAS, hotel, 286 Clinton av, h do Steele Alfred, potter, h Union, Millham Steele Charles Jr., decorator, h 614 Perry Steele Charles H., decorator, h 40 Seward av Steele Frank, decorator, bds 40 Seward av Steele George, butter dealer, h 209 Jackson Steele William, decorator, bds 31 Yard av Steen David, laborer, h 50 Spring Steen David, clerk, h 324 N Montgomery Steen Ellen, domestic, 307 W State Steen John A., law student, bds 162 Brunswick av Steen John C., night boss round house, h 162 Brunswick av Steen Robert, laborer, h 75 Summer Steepy David, laborer, bds 162 Lamberton Steepy George, fireman, h 325 Elmer, Chamb’g Steepy John, engineer, h 579 Centre Steepy John W., painter, 342 S Warren, h do Steepy Sallie, groceries, 328 Bridge cor Ferry, h do Steepy Samuel, iron worker, h 328 Bridge Steer William, bar tender, bds 10 N Warren Steffenburg John, iron worker, h 232 Fair Steinberger Gottfried, trimmings, Hamilton cor Annie, h do, Chamb’g Steinert Charles, iron worker, h Bridge cor Fair Steinmetz John, potter, bds 411 Ferry Steinmetz William A., potter, bds 11 Humboldt Stelle William W., ass't cashier Mech Nat Bank, h 46 Clinton av Stemhagen Christopher, laborer, h 221 William, Chamb’g Stemhagen Frederick, laborer, h 242 William Stemhagan Fritz, lager beer saloon, 283 William, h do, Chamb’g Stimhagen John, laborer, h 836 Clinton, Chamb’g Stemmle Valentine, mason, h 247 Clinton av, Millham Stephens Isaac, retired, h 224 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Stephens James P., treas Greenwood Pottery Co., h 230 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Stephens John Jacob, draughtsman, h 19 Carroll Stephens Joseph, painter, h 37 Carroll Stephens William C., ladies' shoe maker, 110 Perry, h do Stephenson Harry, crate maker, h 25 New York av, E Trenton Stephenson Rachel, res 144 Mercer Steriff John, carpenter, h 63 Tyrill av Sterling Edward P., clerk, h 148 S Stockton STERLING JOSEPH, fancy goods, 18 N Greene, bds 119 E Hanover Sterling Robert, potter, h 44 Grant av Sterling Thomas C., carpenter, h 84 Spring Stetler Margaret, widow William, res 109 E Hanover Stetter Frank, potter, h 129 Church Stetter Joseph, potter, h 59 Rose Stetter Matthew, potter, bds 59 Rose Stevens Edwin, iron worker, h 320 Bridge Stevens Edward E., laborer, bds 35 Summer Stevens Francis B., clerk, bds 197 W State Stevens George, laborer, h 51 Asbury Stevens George L., clerk, h 46 Decatur Stevens Henry, waiter, h 51 Bank Stevens John G., civil engineer, h 197 W State Stevens Richard F., expert accountant, h 106 W Btate Stevens Robert G., deputy sheriff Mercer Co, bds 323 Market Stevens Thedosius F., clerk Trenton Banking Co., 106 W State Stevens Thomas, china decorator, bds 228 Broad STEVENS THOMAS S., dentist, 107 E State, h do Stevens William, hod carrier, h 51 Bank Stevens William, laborer, h 35 Summer Stevenson Adeline, res 325 Broad Stevenson Charles, painter, h 38 Barnes Stevenson Edward F., carpenter, h 415 Hudson, Chamb’g STEVENSON GEORGE H., sash and blind manufacturer, 40 Stockton cor Commerce, h 48 Stockton Stevenson Henry K., clerk, h 229 N Warren Stevenson Sarah, res Jackson cor Market Stevenson Walter C., clerk, W. U. Telegraph Co., bds 48 NStockton Stevenson Winfield S., engraver, h 35 Stockton Steves Oliver P., principal Model school, h 225 Academy Steward Charles, student, bds Clinton av cor Monmouth Steward Rev. David, h 38 Model av Steward Diana, widow, 54 Tucker Steward Edward J., millwright, bds 164 Lamberton Steward Edward , saw maker, bds 164 Lamberton Steward George H., butcher, h 213 Brunswick av Steward James, laborer, h 357 Brunswick av Steward Jonathan, wholesale grocer; &c, State cor Stockton, h Clinton cor Monmouth Steward Lydia, widow, h 234 N Willow Steward Harry, h 124 Stockton Steward Samuel B., engineer P R R, 25 Lewis Steward William R., potter, h 529 Clinton, Chamb’g Steward William C., carpenter, h 23 Carroll Stewart. Albert, saw maker, bds 164 Lamberton Stewart Harry, wire drawer, bds Centre cor Ferry Stewart John, laborer, h 213 Third Stewart John G., millwright, h 164 Lamberton STEWART JOHN H., counselor at law and judge of the court of common pleas, 14 E State, h 175 W State Stewart Maria, widow, res 95 Cooper Stewart Samuel R., baker, h 213 Brunswick av Stewart Selden, painter, bds 164 Lamberton Stewart Thomas J., teacher penmanship C C C C, 152 Perry Stiefbold Charles, barber, h 696 Broad, Chamb’g Stiefbold Henry, heater, h 117 Furman Stites James H., brakeman, 24 Lincoln av St. George William, patent roofer, bds 115 N Greene Stiles Lewis, musician, bds 330 N Greene Still Charles W., laborer, h 378 Reservoir Still Emma, widow, h 235 Kossuth Still George, laborer, h 237 N Willow Still George, boot black, h 239 Woodruff Still Hannah. widow, h 378 Reservoir Still Letitia, domestic, 324 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Stillwell Charles, weaver, bds 102 Fall Stillwell Isaac, chain maker, bds 102 Fall Stillwell Nicholas, laborer, h 102 Fall Stillwell Nicholas Jr., chain maker, bds 102 Fall Stillwell William S., teamster, h 84 Perrine av Stinert Charles, machinist, h 107 Bridge Stinson Samuel, packer, h 32 1/2 Seward av Stipe Anthony, carpenter, h 14 Behm Stocker Jacob, laborer, h 518 Schiller, Chamb’g Stockton John P., (Stockton & Johnson); att'y gen, bds Trenton House Stockton Robert F., h 180 W State Stockton Robert F. Jr., lawyer, bds 144 W State Stockton Samuel E., agent for Palace organ, bds 16 E Front Stockton William, manufacturer, h 30 Ogden STOCKTON & JOHNSON, (John P. Stockton and William Y. Johnson), counselors at law, state house Stoddard Michael E., carpenter, h 17 Lincoln av Stodel Richard, hostler, h 34 Pike al Stokes Alfred C., physician, bds 511 E State Stokes Barclay L., clerk, h 138 Jackson Stokes Benjamin F., milkman, h 46 Academy Stokes Catharine, widow, h 64 Asbury STOKES EDWARD H., h 539 S Warren (Woodlawn) Stokes Elizabeth S., tailoress, res 403 E State Stokes J. O., clerk, bds 838 S Warren Stokes Joseph, sup't N J Steel and Iron Co's works, h 838 Warren Stokes Mary, widow Israel, h 115 Fall Stokes Randolph N., bookkeeper, bds 141 Stockton Stokes Samuel, clerk, h 141 Stockton Stokes Whital, (Trenton Terra Cotta Co.), h 514 E Sate Stokes W. J. B., (Wilson & Stokes), bds 838 S Warren Stoll Augustus F., (Brearley & Stoll), bds Earley's Hotel STOLL ROBERT P., manufacturer of curled hair; mattresses; bedding and dealer in furniture; carpets; oilcloths; &c, 216 Clinton, h 528 E State Stoll Thomas A., clerk, bds 528 E State Stolte George, shoe maker, 571 Centre, h do STONAKER & BELLIS, (Charles D, Stonaker and W. Bellis), flour and feed, 339 N Greene Stonaker Charles D., (Stonaker & Bellis), h 127 Spring Stonaker William, laborer, h 68 Spring Stone Edward, laborer, bds 573 Clinton, Chamb’g Stone George, laborer, bds 573 Clinton, Chamb’g Stone James W., huckster, h 611 Lamberton Stone John, chain maker, h 573 Clinton, Chamb’g Stone Joseph, wire drawer, h 11 Mott, Chamb’g Stone Samuel, mason, h 573 Clinton, Chamb’g Stong Mary, saleslady, res 115 Centre Stoop Harvey G., blacksmith, h 212 Fair Stoop Jonathan, blacksmith, h 206 Union Stoos Wendel, shoe maker, bds 333 Fair Storms James E., laborer, h 389 S Warren Storms Joseph, laborer, h 50 Belvidere Storms William, potter, bds 50 Belvidere Stotz William, carpet weaver, 8 E Front, h do Stout Annie D. N., teacher, res State n Chambers, Chamb’g Stout Baltes P., clerk, bds 241 N Warren Stout Charles A., kilnman, h 117 Kossuth Stout Charles A., engineer, h 73 Pennington av Stout Charles F., machinist, h 615 Prospect, Chamb’g Stout Elmira, domestic, 115 W State Stout Edward, conductor, h 27 Carroll Stout Frank J., teamster, h 521 Calhoun Stout Forman, shoe maker, 248 Clay, h do Stout George W., salesman, h 204 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Stout Harry, hostler, bds 521 Calhoun Stout James, laborer, h 111 Quarry al Stout James H., boatman, h 189 Jefferson STOUT JOHN G., (Cuckoo Hall), tobacconist, 199 Broad, h do Stout John W., salesman, bds 622 S Warren Stout Joseph, clerk, h 128 Spring Stout Mary E., widow Joel, res 100 Bayard, Chamb’g Stout Mary C., widow George W., res 204 Hamilton av, Chamb’g Stout M. E., teacher, res State n Chambers, Chamb’g Stout Mary E., widow James, res State n Chambers, Chamb’g Stout Parker W., watchman, bds 116 Kossuth Stout Samuel B., car inspector, h 420 E Carroll Stout Sophia T., h 161 E Front Stout Titus, clerk, h 15 Stockton Stout William, laborer, h 241 S Feeder Stover E. C., shipping clerk, bds Trenton House Stover Jacob A. & Bro., (J. Newton), grocers, 630 S Warren Stover Jacob A., (Stover Bros.), h 630 S Warren Stover J. Newton, (Stover Bros.), h 630 S Warren Stowell Arthur C., instructor state prison, h 544 Centre Stowell Ella S., teacher, res 546 Centre Stowell George A., instructor state prison, h 546 Centre Stowell Willard A., student, bds 546 Centre Stradling Elwood Lafayette, clerk, 119 Spring Stradling George, engineer, h 704 Bridge Stradling Joseph Y., machinist, bds 249 N Willow STRADLING LAFAYETTE, lumber; coal and wood, 131 N Willow, h 116 W Hanover Strand Thomas, wire drawer, h 18 Mott, Chamb’g Strasser George, kilnman, bds Centre cor Ferry Strasser John J. Jr., drug clerk, bds 108 Union Strasser John J., scale maker, h 108 Union Stratton Frank E., carpenter, h 125 S Greene Straub William, potter, bds 521 Chestnut av, Chamb’g Strauss Isaac, clerk, bds 144 E Front Streeper George, butcher, h 17 Lamberton STREET CHARLES W., justice of the peace; commissionerof deeds and notary public, 15 E State, h 227 E Hanover Street Samuel F., tinsmith, h 232 E Front Stringer John, iron worker, bds 308 Union Stritzelberger Andreas, cabinet maker, bds 160 Broad Strobel George Jr., bar tender, Jennie cor Hamilton, bds do, Chamb’g STROBEL GEORGE, Centennial hall, Jennie cor Hamilton, h do, Chamb’g STRUBLE & ARMSTRONG, (Uzal H. Struble and Uzal H. Armstrong), dry goods and groceries, Second cor Bridge Struble James H., bds 103 Second Struble Uzal H., (Struble & Armstrong), h 103 Second Struble William U., clerk, bds 103 Second Stryker Charles M., farmer, h 139 Spring Stryker Francis, student, bds 79 Southard Stryker Garret W., woolen worker, h 17 Chapel Stryker James, rubber worker, h Dickinson, Millham Stryker Louisa, widow Abraham B., res 233 Mercer Stryker Margaretta, widow Henry, res 247 Jackson Stryker Mary, res 210 Broad Stryker Theodore C., h 79 Southard Stryker Rose, widow Martin, res 451 Lamberton STRYKER WILLIAM S., adjutant general state N J, h 122 E Hanover STUBENAZY CHRISTIAN H., "Wacht Am Rhein" saloon, 323 Lamberton N W cor Bridge, h do Stubenazy Henry, bar tender, 323 Lamberton cor Bridge, bds do Stuckert Charles, drug clerk, bds 142 Mercer Stuckert Edward L., (Fitzgeorge & Stuckert), h 250 E Hanover Stuckert Jacob, laborer, h 518 Randolph, Chamb’g Stuckert Jacob, h 142 Mercer Studdiford Rev. Samuel M., pastor Third Presbyterian Church, h 139 N Warren Stull Abraham, engineer, bds Clinton Street Hotel n depot Stull Howell, (F. S. Katzenbach & Co.), h 127 E Hanover Stull Jacob, h 47 W State Stull John C., veterinary surgeon, h 28 W State Stults George, clerk, h 243 Clay Stults Joseph, laborer, h 42 Esher Stultz Randall, watchman, h coal schutes n Hart av, Millham Suder John, photographer, bds 119 E Hanover SUDER JOSEPH, photographer, 4 S Greene, bds 119 E Hanover Sulger William S., glassware; oils and tin ware, 109 E Hanover Sullivan Daniel, heater, h 46 Asbury Sullivan Ellen, domestic, 329 Greenwood av, Chamb’g Sullivan James, lime burner, h 23 Turpin Sullivan John, laborer, h 30 Adeline, Chamb’g Sullivan Margaret, beer saloon, 169 Rose, h do Sullivan Norah, domestic, 555 S Warren Summers Daniel, blacksmith, h 46 Spring Summers Jacob, confectioner, h 212 Broad Summers Michael, blacksmith, h 309 W Hanover Summers William, laborer, h 62 Belvidere Sunningshine John, carpenter, h 562 S Warren Sunningshine Matilda, widow Thomas, res 562 S Warren Sutcliffe Sarah A., h 208 Perry SUTPHIN EDWIN, livery stable, 27 N Warren, h 105 Perry Sutphin Eleanor B., widow of George, res 128 S Stockton Sutphin Eva, dress maker, res 128 S Stockton Sutphin George W., laborer, h 128 S Stockton Sutphin James T., clerk, bds 217 N Warren Sutphin Jennie, dress maker, res 128 S Stockton Sutphin John, carriage maker, bds 217 N Warren Sutphin John R., telegraph operator, h 35 Cooper Sutphin Joseph V. D., carpenter, h 19 Chapel Sutphin Richard, carriage builder, 27 N Warren, h 217 N Warren Sutphin Thompson C., decorator, bds 217 N Warren Sutphin William, teamster, h 544 Perry Sutphin William V., clerk state house, h 113 Cooper Sutphin William A., teamster, h 106 Sweet's av Sutterley Edmund, bds 595 Centre Sutterley Elizabeth, widow Joseph, h 595 Centre Sutterley George W., h 888 Lamberton Sutterly John, teamster, h 47 Turpin Sutterly Mary, widow, h 43 Southard Sutterly Rudolph, carpenter, h 882 Lamberton Sutterly Theodore, potter, bds 225 Second Sutterly William C., boatman, bds 595 Centre Sutton Charles A., blacksmith, 166 Pennington av Sutton Edwin, engineer, h 550 Second Sutton Israel, carpenter, h 414 Market Sutton Joseph, potter, h 33 Woodland, Chamb’g Sutton Samuel A., carpenter, res 414 Market Sutton Stafford B., blacksmith, h 322 N Greene Sutts Hugh, laborer, h 5 Margerum's row Swachenberg Moses, clothing, 10 E Hanover, h do Swan Abraham, carpenter, res children's home; Hamilton av, Chamb’g Swan Charles H., student, bds 644 Broad, Chamb’g Swan Charles, sup't Roebling's, h 644 Broad, Chamb’g Swayze Hugh M., marble yard, 216 E State, h 252 Mercer Swazey Israel, h 216 W State Sweeney Alexander, laborer, 136 Second Sweeney Andrew, marshal's aid, h 262 Spring Sweeney Barney, laborer, h 613 Clinton, Chamb’g Sweeney Charles, wire worker, bds 613 Clinton, Chamb’g Sweeney Edward, chain maker, bds 388 S Warren Sweeney Edward, brick maker, 584 Centre Sweeney Edward, shoe maker, 220 N Greene, h do Sweeney Edward, brakeman, h 256 N Feeder Sweeney Edward H., clerk state house, bds Spring ab Calhoun Sweeney Ellen, widow, h 220 N Greene Sweeney Henry, teamster, h 684 Clinton, Chamb’g Sweeney James, laborer, h 569 Centre Sweeney Jeremiah, clerk, h 463 Centre Sweeney Johanna, dress maker, 459 Centre Sweeney John, wire drawer, bds 459 Centre Sweeney John T., clerk, h 109 Anderson av, Chamb’g Sweeney Joseph R., teller Mechanics Nat Bank, h 135 Stockton Sweeney Kate, vest maker, res 459 Centre Sweeney Margaret, widow John, res 463 Centre Sweeney. Mary, widow, h 103 Anderson av, Chamb’g Sweeney Mary, vest maker, res 459 Centre Sweeney Neil, brick maker, h 584 Centre Sweeney Owen, wire drawer, bds 459 Centre Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h 47 Bank Sweeney Thomas, potter, bds 388 S Warren Sweeney Thomas, potter, bds 31 William Sweet Budd, potter, h 28 Sweet's av Sweet Charles P., h 10 Barnes Sweet Edward, mason, bds 558 Perry Sweet Erastus P., watchman, h 475 Princeton av Sweet Henry, potter, h 16 Barnes Sweet John C., mason, bds 23 Centre Sweet Sarah, dress maker, res 30 Conover's al Sweet Truman J., marble cutter, h 233 N Willow Sweet William H., brakeman, h 228 N Feeder Swem Asher, tobacconist, h 18 Bank Swem & Bro., (Charles E. and William D.), carpenters and builders, 52 Mott, Chamb’g Swem Charles W., engineer, 108 Walnut av, Chamb’g Swem Charles E., (Swem & Bro.), h 886 Lamberton Swern George B., clerk, bds 18 Bank Swem Lewis J., telegraph operator, bds 18 Bank Swem Mary, dress maker, bds 18 Bank Swem William T., operator, h 42 Southard Swem William D., (Swem & Bro.), h 50 Mott, Chamb’g Swetnam Hannah, hotel, 575 Perry, h do Swetnam H. Clement, (Tyrrell & Swetnam), bds 156 N Warren Swetnam John, potter, bds 575 Perry SWETNAM THOMAS, hotel; Old House at Home, 506 Perry, h do Swick Dewitt C., engineer, h 220 Spring Swick Rose, h 9 Bellevue av SWING HENRY S., groceries and provisions, 30 Spring, h do Swigley William, shoe fitter, bds 20 Southard Swingle, Amos, laborer, h 615 Clinton, Chamb’g Sykes William, butcher, h 52 Perrine av SZABO REV. AVELIN, pastor St. Francis Church, h 31 W Front