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, Telephone 2,956.
. IAMUEL TAYmR ..IR
ulna:
METROPOLITAN HOLIDAY SUPP
VirunS'Ann SKINS.
Ascn &- lAEGK—EL.
MANUFACTURING FURRIERS,
momma“. EXPORTERS,
DEALERS IN DRESSED SKINS.
.7 UNION SQUARE. Bet. 16th and 17th Streets,
' NEW YORK.
GAS COM-PAGES.
THE BROOKLYN UNION GAS CO.
(Organized Nov . 1895.)
- Evi‘ _ GENERAL OFFICE,
180 BEMSEN ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.
JAMES JOURDAN, President.
EDWIN LUDLAM, Secretary.
.K. ROSSITER 1155' t Sec’.y
.s-CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
.STODDARD, Asn’ t Trees.
GAS AND- ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
"w. c. vossuneH M’F’G co. Limited.
MANUFACTURERS or
GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES,
200 To 281 STATE STREET,
Telephone 62 Brooklyn. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Western Branch. 114 and 116 Wabash Ave.. Chicago, Ill.
1
GLOVES.
I. F. Paul. Pres’t & Tress. '1‘. N. Poster, Sec'y.
' FOSTER, PAUL A 00.,
MA 'UFACTURERS AND EXPORTERS 03'
FOSTER’S KID GLOVES.
(Patented Hay 6th, 1334.)
Monufactories: Grenoble, France; Berlin, Pronto.
365 and 367 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
GROCEEs—WHOLESALE.
WM. 3. A. JURGENS, ' ~
WHOLESALE GROCER‘
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
FLUSHING AVE AND RYERSON STREET.
WALLABOUT MARKET.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
TELEPHONE 137 W'MSBURGH.
HARDWARE.
RUSSELL & ERWIN MFG. CO.»
BUILDERS AND OTHER HARDWARE.
IRON AND BRASS, WOOD AND MA-
CHINE SCREWS.
watorieu: New Britain, Conn... 1nd Dayton, 0.
ELPKIA,
NEW YORK. PHILAD CHICAGO
BALTIMORE, ’
LOP: NDON, ENGLXND.
‘nonoxmy. NEW JERSEY. ‘
HOBOKEN LAND & IMPROVEMENT 00.1
HOBOKEN, N. J.
)
W. & A. FLETCHER COMPANY,
‘ NORTH RIVER IRON WORKS,
MARINE ENGIEES, BOILERS 1% IIACIIIXEEY.
HUDSON, 412TH TO 14TH STREETS,
HOBOKEN, N. J.
Take West Fourteenth Street Ferry from New York City,
" , LangDistance Telephone.
HOTELS.
GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPIIIENT CO.
THE JOSEPH LADUE
. GOLD MINING AND DEVELOPMENT CO.
OF YUIiON,
Kr. JOSEPH LADUE, President and General Manager.
. Hon SMITH III. WEED, First Vice— President.
Mr EL‘IIEP. RBOTSIORD,Secret:1ry and T1 easurer
m. SAMUEL T. CONKLING, Ass t See“ Mud 'l reasurer.
2O NASSAU S’lIIEET, \EIV YORK.
GRAIN.
INTERNATIONAL ELEVATING COMPANY
~ ROOM 101.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE BUILDING,
NEW YORK.
EDWARD G. BURGESS, Prest.
GEORGE D. PUFFER, Viee~Prest.
CHARLIE E. BURGESS, Secty.
and Trees.
WILLIAM ‘ M. M'CORD.
1C- SON.
WEI D. M'CORD.
A HENRY D._ M’CORD
GRAIN.
9" AND 94 BROAD STREET, NE‘V YORK.
FILLING ORDERS FOR WARM CLIMATE A
SPECIALTY
TEOS. A. MINTYRE.
EDWARD L. ADAMS.
S G. MARS HAW! HARRY 13. DAY.
HEN? RY L. WARDWELL. SPECIAL.
.M’INTYRE & WARDWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
pnonucn EXCHANGE, NEW YORK.
MEMBERS: NEW YOI' K PRODUCE A EXCHANGE,
HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE.
r
GIL-UNITE AND RIAEDLE. ~
G. BATTERSON’. JOHN EISELE.
BATTERSON & EISELEy
IMPORTERS AND WORKERS OF
MARBLE. ONYX AND GRAL’I TE.
AGRICULTURAL WORK A SPECIALTY.
OFFICE 110.431 mnvnxrn AYE, Between 35th and
86th hSta
STEAM MILL AVD WORKS: 425 AND 431 ELEVENTH
AVE.. NEWY YRO
BOOTH BROS. AND HURRICANE ISLE
GRANITE COMPANY.
GRANITE.
207 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IROBERT o. FISHER AND 00.,
8110011350 as T0 FISHER 6': 13le
. . MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS . .
It, 99 101 AND 103 EAST HOUSTON ST. NEW YORK.
mTAB BLISHED 1830.
IMPORTERS AND WORKERS IN
Fine Marbles and Onyx. Marble Mosaics.
Granlte and Marble Monumental “’ork.
Special attention given toi Architectural and Monumental
Work. Telephone £41 Spr
LESS SIDE OF THE ROYAL IRISH GREEN MARBLE
m. QUARRIES, CONNEMARA, IRELAND.
s. A. MACFARLAND & co.
I 111 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS AM) EXPORTERS or
STATUARY, MONUMENTS AND MARBLE.
CARRARA, ITALY.
NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS,
GRANITE.
83 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK»
ROCKFORT NIGRANITE COS
- OOMS 713—71
1123 BROADIVAY. NEW YORK.
MAIN OFFICE ROCK PORT, MASS. BRANCH
OFFI FEES: 31 STATE STREET AND MASTER BUILD—
ERS’ ASSOCIATION. BOSTON.
Quarries at Bay View Mass“
to Company’s Quarries, Rockport,
formerly Cape Ann Gran—
Massq Pigeon' Cove.
033.. and Red Granite Quarries, Jones'port, Me.
ONE 2030 18THS
REPRESENTED BY F. E. FOSTER.
grad- o: puma
“unmannoucn
vat.
ll
ASTOR HOUSE—NEW YORK.
BROADWAY LAND BARCLAY AND VESEY 'STS.
1r. '1'. KEITH,
Manager.
F. J. ALLEN,
Proprietor.
On the European Plan. Rooms $1.00 per day and up—
wards. Elevator Running at All Hours Night and Day.
BRET/’OORT HOUSE,
5TH AVE. AND 8TH ST. NIEVV ANNEX,
15 AND 17 5TH AVE.
Most Select Hotel in New York. Convenient to All
Steamship Lines. Particulafly Noted for its Excellent
Cuisine. The Largest Foreign Hotel in the City. All
languages Spoken.
Telephone MOO—18:11 St.
Cable Address: llrcioortHk-New York.
JAIMES 8; MEYER, Proprietorl.
HOTEL BRISTOL.
J 0111’ L. CHADWICK.
5TH AIEALE AND ’20 STREET, NEW YORK.
AMIERICAN PLAN.
' BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL,
667 TO 677 BROADWAY... . NE W YORK.
AMERIC‘N AND ELROPEAN PLANS.
The Regular Tariff of Charges for Each Person \Vill be:
For Room Onls. $1. 00 $1. 50. $2.00 for Room and Board,
$2.,5i) $3. 00, $3. 50: for Single Meals, 75 cents. For Rooms
with Parlor or Bath_Ext1a. Special Rates for Families
(1' Permanent Guests. 1107' full particulars send for cir—
culars, maps and othel information to
”L .Y HAYNES, Proprietor.
United States Hotel, Boston. Broadway Central Hotel,
New York.
HOTEL EMPIRE,
GRAND BOULEVARD AND 63D ST., WEST,
NEW YORK.
«w. JOHNSON QUINN, Manager.
HOTEL ENDICOTT,
318T TO 82D STREET, COLUMBUS AVENUE,
MANHATTAN SQUARE, L STATION,
NEVV YORK.
The Most Complete and Convenient Family Hotel in
the City.
.CIIARLES A. FULLER, Manager.
THE GERARD HOTEL;
44TH ST., BET. BROADWAY 8.: SIXTH AVE.
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. ,
Absolutely Fireproof and Modern. Centrally and De-
sirably Located. Convenient to All Theatres, Shopping
Districts and Points of Interest. Adjacent to Surface
Cars and Elevated Roads. Single Rooms, $1.00 per day
and up American Plan, $2.50 per day and up. Special
Termsp by the “’eek
W. B. GE RARD, Proprietor.
GILSEY HOUSE, _
CORNER BROADWAY AND 29TH STREET,
{EMT YORK.
J. H. BRESLIN & BRO.
HOTEL GRENOBLE,
7TH AVE. AND 56TH ST., . . NEW YORK.
EUROPEAN PLAN. .
A Model Family and Transient IIotel.
Convenient to All the Shopping and Amusement (hate
and Railroad Depots. Restaurant and Service the Best. fl
YVARREN LELAND, JR.-.
HOLLAND HOUSE,
FIFTH AVENUE AND THIRTIETH STREET,
NEW YORK.
11,- M. KIN’SLEY a; BAUMANN. Proprletorl.
“HOTELS.
HOTEL IMPERIAL.-
' ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. .
BROADWAY AID THIRTY-SECOND STREET,
NEW YOIIK.
HOTEL NETHERLAND,
' mm AVENUE AND mm-rzmm STREET,
THE MOST PERFECT AND PALATIAL EOTEL IN
WORLD.
am cndxznropean Plans Absolutelyvrireproons
ELITE HOTEL OF AMERICA.
HOTEL MAJESTIC;
momma CENTRAL PARK. '. .' NEW YORK
AMERICAN-AID monomAN PLAN.
HOTEL” MANHATTAN;-
HAWK &WETEERBEE
MADISON AVENUE AND FORTY‘SECOND ST.,
NEW YORK.
EUROPE AN PLAH.
- HOTEL MARLBOROUGH,
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
BROADWAY, 36TH AND 37TH STREETR
NEW-YORK.
HOTEL VENDOME’
BROADWAY, CORNER FORM-Ems: STREET,
. NEW—YORK.
HOTEL MARTIN,
University Place. an coin de 9th Street.
Seul Hotel Francais de Premier Duke 8. New York.
Chambres depuis $1. 00 par jour.
Restaurant, Dejeune'r a la. carte. Diner, $1 25. Care,
Billard, Journaux Francals. Emblissement do Balns at
Salon de Couture. Depot de Tubac_ Ales Manuf natures
Natloualea de France. _
‘ J. B. MARTIN. Proprietor.
Adresse Telegraphique—O telmartiu. New York.
THE NEW-ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
BROADWAY AND FORTY-SECOND STREET,
- NEW YORK.
100 FIREPROOF ROOMS ADDED NOVEMBER 1, 1894.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Rooms. $1.00 and upwards. Rooms. with Bath, 82.50
and u ' rds.
mm . B. BARRY, Proprietor.
PARK AVENUE HOTEL.
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF.
PARK AVENUE, 32D T0 33D ST., NEW YORK.
WM. H. EARLIAA‘ F. A. REED.
Proprietor. er.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
CABLE ADDRESS: ‘TAPKAVENUE"
SINCLAIR HOUSE,
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
A. L. ”KHAN, Proprietor.
Av. CORNER 8TH ST., NEW YORK.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
ROOMS, $1.00 AND UP‘WABDS PER DAY.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE, 46TH AND 47 TH STREETS,
' new YORK.
WARREN F. LELAND, Proprietor.
UNDER NEW AND LIBERAL MANAGEMENT.
BRO-
INK MANUFACTURERS.
CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED 1845.
GEORGE H. MORRILL & CO»
MANUFACTURERS 0F
Lithographic and Printing Inks.
17 T0 31 VANDEWATER STREET,
NEW YORK.
BOSTOL'.
INSURANCE AGENTS—FIRE.
HALL & HENSHAW.
FIRE UNDERWRITURS,
35 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
INSURANCE COMPANIES—ACCIDENT.
UNITED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY.
OME OFFICE:
BROADWAY AND HLIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
Capital Stock ............................ $ 300,000.00
Deposited with the Insurance Department of the
State of New York tor the protection at all”
Policyholders ...................... . . . . . «50,000 on
Surplus to Polleyholders July 1,1898.......... 422.850 .96
Losses paid July 1. 18013. ........ 677,660.69
'INCORPORATED_ A. D. 1720.
W03 com-Am
The COnfinenial Fire insurance Go.
'38.! c Gash Capital of ONE MILLION 01" DO
CashAr-ee AND om H&
{30th EIGHT
OFDO
PRINCIPAL OFFICE CONTINENTAL BMW
45 CEDAR 85mm. NW YORK.
Brooklyn Department mues- Court and Km In
”031:1”. C‘. MOORE. President; HENRY BY
Vice—Pmldent; EDWARD LANNDIG, Search”: 0.
Dumas. Sec. Emu e21mm; :1. 11 WE: I. 2.
SW Ass't‘ Secreta‘rl '
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
01:- NEW- YORK. -
0mm: 30.2119 mAWAY. ,
xmmmcra sum—AMUAL arm JULY. .
CAPITAL maxim $3,000,000.
nAxmr. A. 1m1m..nu1aen o a. was.
BURR. W (.1. SHOW Vice—Promo”; monu-
B. GREENE, AW 1!. UBTIS. secretar—
WY.1FERRI‘.31EMANUELHA.m
H. Um BEDERI m
Iistant Y, F' C c. BU AI-
THE LANCASHIRE INSURANCE 00.
0F MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
NEW YORK OFFICE, WANTS BUILDINQ
2.5 PINE STREET .
ASSETS 32.447308.
NET sour-110's . 7.14552“
1112 USTEE‘S IN "THE 1111711121) STATES. -
DONALD MACKAY 161511.. of Vermilye .7. 00.; con-
NELI'US N. BLISS. 1381:... of Bliss, Fabyan & 00.; H. ‘-
FAIRGHILD Esq. Tfie H. B. Clanin Go.
EDWARD LITCHI‘ IELD. Manager New York once.
H. H FAIBCHILD. Ass't Manager New York on.
. Ln EEPOOL AND LONDON AN I)
. GLOBE INSURANCE 00mm
OF ENGLAND
NEW’ YORK BOARD: CHARLES H. MARS
Chairman; JOHN A. STI‘ IWART, JOHN CB
53%, JAMES E. PULSFORD, EDMUND D.
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE UNITED STATE
45, 47. {OWILLIAM ST.. ANDfl, 13mm;
NElV YORK CITY. . I
HENRYW W. EATON Resident Manager. ‘
GEO. HOYT, Deputy Man ag.er . ‘ ‘-
..J MARTIN Agency Superintendent.
mm President. - 1
PAUL E. RASOR, ViceLPreside-nt. -‘I .
' AD. DOHIIEYER. Secretary.
MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE 00.
on NEW YORK. ’ --._i
71 WILLIAM STREET. um .
ESTABLISHED 1836.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE
OF LONDON.
.00.
NET SURPLUS” ...... ... . ........$859,142.1I
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN DEPARTMENTS
NORTHERN BUILDIVG,
N0. 38 PINE ST. . . . NEW YORK or".
GED. W. BABE. MANAGER.
GEO. P. SHELDON, Pres, C. C. LITTLE. V.-Pm Oh
GEO. IN GRAHAM. 2d Vice—P134.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. ‘
16 COURT ST. AND 114 BROADWAY, E. n.
B. C. THORN, See. Brooklyn Dept.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 47 CEDAR ST.
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE;
OF LONDON, ENGLM
ENTERED ml.’
General Ofilce Established at 100 William Stgehs‘N. I.
in January,1898, governing the United States Human
The annual statement of this great company Show.
the possession of $23, 879..85900 well invested assets .
January 1, 1898. The total liabilities deducted from lb
assets leave a. surplus of some $9.851. 024.00. The net sub
.pius over the $3 440, 099 paid—up capital and mail Hamlin.
Assets Uni“
is in round numbers $6,,0000
States about One Million Dollars.
E. F. BEDDALL, ,
Manager.
"WE HOLD THEE SAFE.“
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY 1
OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.
50 WALL STREET . . .'. . . NEW YORK.
Agencies in all the Princi 1 Ci‘ ies, To I“
in the United States. . pa ‘ wns and VIII
THE TRADERS FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
013‘ NE‘V YORIC.
Capital, $200,000. Surplul‘. $50.“
“WM. A. HALSEY. President. J BOULTON SIM?”
Vice—President. THEODORE SUTRO. Secretary.
ADAMS, LOOKWOOD & FORMAN,
GENERAL MANAGERS,
29 and 31 LIBERTY STREET; . NEW YORK.
INSURANCE - COBIPAN‘IES—LIFE.
THE EOUITABLE
O-LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
FTHE UNITED STATES.
120 BROADWAY. . . . . NEW YORK.
Henry B. Hyde. President: James W. Alexander,
President; Louis Fitzgerald Second Vice-President: Goa
E. Tarbell. Third Vice—President; George T. Wu“.
Fourth Vice—President; Thos. D. Jordan,Comptmua1
Wm. Alexander, Secretary: Sidney D. Ripley, Treasure:
James B. Luring, Registrar: William H. Mclnt An-
sistant Secretary; Edwd. W. Imbert, Edward
Medical Directors.
new’vonx LIFE INSURANCE co.
(THE OLDEST INTERNATIONAL LIFE INSURANG
COMPANY IN THE WORLDS SUPmIVISED -
BY EIGHTY-TWO GOVERNMENTS.) '
346 AND 348 BROADWAY . . . NEW 10‘-
GEO. M. 6011‘.
Asst.
CITIZENS INSURANCE 'co.
156 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 3‘;
ED A. WALTON. Pres.
'F. M. PARKER. Sec.
COMMERCIAL umom ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF ‘LONDON.
NEW YORK OFFICES:
COR. PINE AND WILLIAM STS.
WESTERN DEPT.. CHICAGO. ’-
CARLOS DE
mm LEON DEPARTW‘To ammo. iaonmwnsrm DEA-'1'. puma.
..
vimténsxgv. t. HEISIERIZ} legemdcnt' PnrRRY BELMONT. ,
CG“ res en POO I'mel" . o
MOORE SecOnd Vice—President and General Hunger; JOHN ‘7 ”CAL“- PBESIDENT- 1
EDSON a. non. Secretary. .1
"“ " INSURANCE c' ommmmfini—mfl MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCI NA'rxox, Y,
. ‘ . vo.2o2 202ADBRO WAY,N . Y. " 7.:
INCORPORATED 1880. . ' ’
Advantages to Policy Holders. ..
No Pments other than the regular Premium is 1.-
quired to become insured in this Association. Rates 01‘
and each year thereafter, the same. Policy contract h
Free, Liberal, Ineontestable and Indisputable. No Pell-
sonai Liability is incurred by insuring in this association.
No Restriction as to occupation. residence or turn}.
Thirty days from date of notice allowed for payment (I
Premiums. Premiums Reduced after the Tenth Year h,
Annual Dividends. The Premium Rate to the Insured I
' Shown In the? oh'cy.
Hutu“ Reserve- Fund Life Association.
INCORPORATED.) .
FREDERICK A. BURNIIAM ENT. ‘-
MUTUAL RESERVE BUILDING.‘
305, 307, 309 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. .
Under the Supervision of the Insurance Department d
the State of. New York. Largest Natural Prunlum [Ab
Associatlon in the World. Purely Mum
1881. _ RESULT UNPARALLEIED. I“
Number of Policies 18:: Force. over ......— :.- , mm
Gran Assets, over........................ “.102.”
cm P id.“ over ................ 35,000,000
mm m ' inn-u. m '
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