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1900 TRENTON CITY DIRECTORY - Pace to Speizle Pace Jerrie, peddler, h 47 Lamberton Pachuta John, laborer, h 18 Furman Packer Alfred W, sergeant-at-arms D Ct, h 112 W Hanover Packer Augusta W, teacher, res 112 W Hanover Packer Collins L, prison deputy, h 314 S Clinton Packer Elisha D, driver, h 530 Perry Packer Gouverneur V, lawyer, 25 E State, h 201 S Clinton av Packer Julian G, clerk, h 79 N Clinton av Packer Melville K, engineer, h 50 Chestnut av Packer Peter P, compositor, h 10 N Willow PACKER SAMUEL B, stone dealer, 321 Perry, coal 430 do, h 79 N Clinton av Packer William D, grocer, 500 Emory av, h do Padderatz Christian, carpenter, h 210 Fulton Padderatz Christopher, laborer, h 822 Roebling av Padderatz Frederick, bds 103 Ashmore av Padderatz Fritz, laborer, h 319 William Padderatz John, h 103 Ashmore av Padderatz William, clerk, bds 103 Ashmore av Padderatz William, plumber, bds 319 William Paddock Frank, manager, h 52 N Stockton Paetzell Edward, railroader, bds 57 Rose PAFF B FRANK, grocer, 102 N Willow cor Hanover, h 58 W Hanover Paff Harry, clerk, h 468 W Hanover Paff William K, bookkeeper, h 824 Carteret av Paffe Florida, notions, 204 Centre, h do Paffe John L, machinist, bds 204 Centre Paffe William, tailor, h 204 Centre Paffe William J, potter, h 17 New Rose Paffe William J jr, potter, bds 17 Rose Page Anthony W, janitor, h 49 Cooper Page Elmer S, glazier, h Lafayette av (Broad St Park) Page Frederick, clerk, bds 230 W State PAGE GEORGE W, (with People’s Brewing Co); also saloon and freeholder, 963-965 New York av cor Mulberry, h do Page Harry, h Dolton’s Block Page Harry, rubberworker, bds 324 Perry Page Joseph B, warhouseman, h Lafayette av (B St Park) Page Samuel, barkeeper, bds 964 Mulberry Page Samuel, manager, h 106 N Broad Page Samuel B, h 164 Brunswick av Page William, saloon, 695 N Clinton av, h do Pagels Carl, laborer, h 744 Beatty Pakels Ernest, laborer, h Pashley av Pagliona Lonto, laborer, h 12 New Pahe Joseph, laborer, h 721 Cass Pahi Alexander, laborer, bds 40 Hancock av Pahre Lewis C, foreman, h 49 Oak Paine Frank, printer, bds 1117 Hamilton av Paine Joseph, machinist, bds 1117 Hamilton av Paine William, shoemaker, h 1117 Hamilton av Painter Calebbina, wid John E, res 285 Spring Painter George A, butcher, h 49 Olden av Painter William E, machinist, bds 190 Ingham av Palace; The, millinery, 42 E State Palanky Charles, wiredrawer, h 756 Roebling av Palinski Frank, barber, 43 Howard, h do Palinski Jacob, laborer, h 17 Randall av Palmer Abram, bds 318 Fair Palmer Adolphus H, laborer, h 25 Bank Palmer Albert L, patternmaker, h 621 Centre Palmer Alexander T, carpenter, h 621 Centre Palmer Caroline, res 10 Woodland Palmer Charles, ironworker, bds 22 Hampton av Palmer Claude A, potter, bds 175 Washington Palmer Edward, potter, bds 10 Woodland Palmer George M, potter bds 175 Washington Palmer George W, laborer, h 517 St Joes av Palmer Harriet, decorator, res 10 Woodland Palmer James, h 35 Union Palmer James, rubberworker, h 106 Sherman av Palmer James A, brakeman, h 116 Rose Palmer John, engineer, bds 444 N Clinton av Palmer John, laborer, h 107 Summer Palmer John G, photographer, 594 S Broad, h 22 Bank Palmer Joseph, potter, h 502 N Clinton av Palmer Joseph, driver, bds 75 Union Palmer Joseph B, driver, h 55 Cooper Palmer Kate, wid Benjamin, res 438 N Clinton av Palmer Milton, potter, bds 10 Woodland Palmer Richard, salesman, bds 162 Ashmore av Palmer Thomas, carder, bds 35 Union Palmer Thomas J, sanitary presser, h 203 Washington Palmer Warner, potter, h 159 Walnut av Palmer Willard E, farmer, h 331 Fair Palmer William J, potter, bds 175 Washington Palmer William S, laborer, h 175 Washington Palmosa John, laborer, h 16 Mott Pals John, kilnman, h 616 Adeline Palschewski Frank laborer h 56 Turpin Palsluk Constantine, laborer, h 258 Cortlandt Pancoast J Louis, carpenter, bds 314 S Broad Pancoast John F, butcher, 200 Hamilton av, h 310 S Clinton Pangborn Kate, nurse, res 126 N Stockton Papier & Levy, (Solomon Papier and Samuel Levy), merchant tailors, 126 S Broad Papier Philip, clerk, bds 28 E Front Papier Solomon, (Papier & Levy), h 218 E Front Papies Ignatz, laborer, h 350 St Joes av Parent Charles S, railroader, h 217 Walnut av Parent Edward, teamster, h 540 Hudson Parent George D, wheelwright, h 65 Spring Parent Harry M, huckster, h 417 Woodland Parent Horace D, wheelwright, h 65 Spring Parent John, cigars, 501 Perry, h do Parent John B, confectionery, 562 N Clinton av, h do Parent John D, laborer, bds 220 Woodland Parent William H S, machinist, h 220 Woodland Parichy Andrew, laborer, h 19 Hancock av Parichy Michael, laborer, bds 19 Hancock av Park James, tailor, h 18 Passaic Parke John H, milkman, h 448 Woodland Parker Aaron H, foreman, h 17 Second Parker Charles H, laborer, h 174 Jefferson Parker Charles J, driver, h 19 Second Parker Charles S, pork packer, 1040 S Clinton av, h 1037 do Parker Charlotte C, wid William H, res 56 Wall Parker Edwin A, clerk, h 23 Yard av Parker Frank B, clerk, bds 1032 S Clinton av Parker Frank B, railroader, bds 21 Barbara Parker George Mrs, res 237 Centre PARKER GEORGE H, physician, 420 E State, h do Parker George W, engineer, h 146 Hamilton av Parker George W jr, tinsmith, bds 146 Hamilton av Parker George W S, clerk, h 23 Yard av Parker Harry S, bridgetender, h 207 Prospect Parker Henry H, cider maker, h 120 Houghton av Parker Howard W, tinsmith, h r 114 Second Parker James A, potter, bds 42 Sherman av Parker Joseph G, bookeeper, h 1214 Anderson Parker Lambert J, carpenter, h 24 Barbara PAIXEK LEWIS, lawyer; also treas (Trenton Saving Fund Society), h 713 S Warren Parker Lewis, paperhanger, h 233 Bridge Parker Margaret B, teacher, res 56 Carroll Parker Martin M, bridge tender, h 613 S Broad Parker Mary, wid Charles, res 203 Hewitt Parker Mary A Mrs, res 56 Carroll Parker Sarah, wid George, res 237 Centre Parker W Bradford, bookkeeper, h 23 Yard av Parker William J, bookkeeper, bds 713 S Warren Parker William S, prison deputy, h 410 Hudson Parkes Elizabeth, wid Isaac, res 478 Huston al Parkin Frank P Rev, (State St M E Church), h 237 E State Parkinson Edward S, fire insurance, 144 E State, h 115 do Parkinson John, shoemaker, h 681 Lamberton Parkinson John, laborer, h 71 Cooper Parkinson John P, beamer, h 167 Lamberton Parkinson Michael, laborer, h 54 Asbury Parks Annie E, wid Garrett D, res 1026 S Broad Parks Garrett S, driver, bds 1026 S Broad Parks John C, oilcloth maker, h 219 Butler Parmele William L, machinist, h 906 Carteret av Parr Thomas, laborer, h 152 Lamberton PARRISH CHARLES W, carpenter and builder, 29 Morris av, h do Parrish Daniel D, grocer, 1215 Chestnut av, h do Parrish Elmer E, carpenter, h 121 Rusling Parrish Howard W, carpenter, h 1018 Division Parrish John M, jeweler, 1217 Chestnut av, h do Parry Theodore H, clerk, h 47 W Front Parry William W, granite cutter, bds 62 Prospect Parse Jacob D, iron worker, h Lafayette av (Broad St Park) Parse Mary W, wid Henry, res 411 Schiller av (Broad St Pk) Parson Albert, potter, h 29 Barclay Parson Charles B, clerk, bds 779 Centre Parson Daniel, driver, h 29 Wilson Parson George, potter, bds 33 Barclay Parson John L, asst city comptroller, h 314 E State Parson John W, potter, h 51 Bond Parson Walter, clerk, h 565 Centre Parsons Edward B, seed merchant, h 520 W State Parsons Frank, engineer, h 175 Brunswick av Parsons James, iron worker, h 136 Tremont Parsons Louis, concreter, h 66 Gordon Parsons Richard, clerk, bds 314 E State Parsons William, saw filer, h 139 Hamilton av Partsche John, laborer, h 39 Jersey Pascoe Mary A, wid John, res 206 Prospect Pashley Charles, farmer, h 53 Logan av Pashley William, trucker, h 187 Pennington av Past William, agent, h 65 Carroll Pastor Joseph, shoemaker, h 10 Woolverton av Pastor Julius, wire drawer, h 723 Cass Pastor Robert, laborer, h 381 Second Patcoski Peter, decorator, h 55 Girard av Patrick Herbert W, civil engineer, bds 303 E State Patrick Julius, laborer, h 835 Lamberton Patrick Mary, wid William, res 213 Pearl Patrick William F, paperhanger, bds 6 Tyrell av Patschkowski Martin, rubber worker, h 736 Beatty Patte Michael, laborer, h 205 Fair PATTERSON ALBERT R, pharmacist, 185 S Broad, h 309 do Patterson Charles, watchman, h 97 Clark PATTERSON CHARLES L, insurance and real estate; also auctioneer, 14 W State, h 219 E Hanover Patterson Edward H, waiter, bds 139 Allen Patterson Edwin F, paperhanger, bds 331 Tyler Patterson Isaac M Rev, h 1125 Greenwood av Patterson Joseph, engineer, h 331 Tyler Patterson William, driver, h 74 Jersey Patterson William, potter, h 137 Fulton Patterson William R, laborer, h 1509 S Clinton av Pattison James, potter, h 143 Washington (Homedell) Pattison John M, potter; also freeholder, h 809 S Clinton av Patton Fannie, tailoress, res 148 Perry Pau John, wire drawer, h 42 Adeline Pauck George, potter, h Lawrence n Slackwood Pauck George E, potter, h 30 N Overbrook av Paul Agnes Mrs, res 219 Walnut av Paul Alfred E, rubber worker, h 437 Emory av Paul Charles, laborer, h 640 Franklin Paul Charles S, potters’ printer, h 54 Commerce Paul George, engineer, h 611 Beatty Paul George, sanitary presser, h Lawrence rd (Slackwood) Paul John W, laborer, h 20 Sherman av Paul Samuel A, grocer, 65 Tucker, h do Pauling James, potter, bds 943 E State Pauling Margaret, wid Henry, res 943 E State Pauljicsin George, laborer, h 16 Furman Paxson Edward, rubber worker, bds 666 S Broad Paxson Elwood H, carpenter, h 1016 Division Paxson James, foreman, h 666 S Broad Paxson Lillian R, dressmaker, 1016 Division, h do Paxson William, fireman, State Hospital, res Ewing Payran Elwood S, brakeman, bds 62 Wall Payran Israel H, brakeman, bds 703 E State Payran John D, marble works, 401 E State, h 703 do Payran John H, harness, 11 N Warren, h 115 E Front Payran Samuel, harness maker, 201 N Broad, h 62 Wall Peabody William H, engineer, h 44 Railroad av Peak Aaron, expressman, h 23 Thompson Peak Anna N, teacher, res 820 Division Peak Emma, res 231 Emory av Peak Emma M, nurse, 820 Division, h do Peak James R, laborer, h 813 Anderson Peak James T, real estate, 820 Division, h do Pearce Annie, wid Gordon, res 37 Montgomery pl Pearlman & Lavinson, (Samuel Pearlman and Nathan Lavinson), clothing, 141 S Broad Pearlman Samuel, (Pearlman and Lavinson), h 1 Fair Pearson Edward M, bds 36 W State Pearson Emma B, teacher, res 60 Spring Pearson Frank, h 715 Division Pearson George, laborer, bds 146 lngham av Pearson George, presser, bds 70 Prince Pearson Hannah E Mrs, res 34 Southard Pearson John, railroader, h 442 Rutherford av Pearson Lewis C, harness maker, h 146 Ingham av Pearson Mercy L, teacher, res 32 Southard Pearson Thomas, blacksmith, h 36 Sheridan av Pearson Robert F, druggist, 202 Centre, h do Pearson Wilfred, baker, bds 36 Sheridan av Pecht Charles, wire drawer, bds 139 Genesee Pecht Engelberg, clerk, bds 139 Genesee Pecht Frank, cigars; etc, h 139 Genesee Pecht Frank jr, wire drawer, bds 139 Genesee Pecht Joseph, laborer, h 29 Jersey Peck Nelson W, carpenter, h 56 Mott Peck William M, carpenter, bds 56 Mott Peclak Ambrose, cider maker, h 178 Houghton av Peclak Julius, laborer, h 156 Girard av Pecock George, res Odd Fellows’ Home Pedrick William E, artist, 144 E State, bds 3 Philemon Pedrick William G, engraver, h 3 Philemon Pedro Salvotore, shoemaker, 254 Hamilton av, h do PEERLESS TOBACCO CO, (Philip Freudenmacher; president), Woodland byd Liberty Pegels Charles, laborer, h 744 Beatty Pegg William C, salesman, h 133 S Stockton Peirce Robert, driver, h 819 Division Peirson John, lettercarrier, h 216 Ashmore av Peirson William V, watchmaker, h 1014 Division Pelan Arthur, laborer, bds 463 S Broad PELAN WILLIAM D, clerk, "Sunday Advertiser" office, h 107 Second Pelleteri Joseph, confectioner, 728 S Broad, h do Pemberton Stephen, machinist, h W State n Y M C A grnds Pendergast Arthur E, clerk, h 23 Wall Penkoski Paul, laborer, h 913 Genesee Pennington Harry E, fire dept, h 176 Cooper Pennington John B, carpenter, h 143 Hamilton av Pennington Sophia, res 314 Perry Pennock Joseph F, foreman, h 270 Hamilton av PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FREIGHT STATION, E State cor Canal PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PASSENGER STATION, S Clinton av n Creek PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD VOLUNTARY RELIEF DEPARTMENT, (Holmes D Ely; supt) S Clinton av n Depot Pennsylvania Railroad Y M C A, 43 Chestnut av Penrose Amos, (Tuesday & Penrose), h 245 Jackson Penrose Archibald, clerk, h 1010 Division Penrose George A, bookkeeper, bds 245 Jackson Penrose Jonathan C, blacksmith, 366 S Broad, h 245 Jackson Pentz Gustav, wire splicer, h 610 Lamberton Pentz John F, druggist, h 723 S Broad Peody Morris, laborer, h 18 Woolverton av PEOPLE’S BREWING CO, (T E Otis; pres’t, Franz Hill; vice-pres’t, John L Kuser; sec’ty and treas), office and brewery, Lamberton cor Lalor Peoples James, machinist, bds 21 Jersey Peplow Mary E, wid Edward H, res 210 Spring Percell Mathiew, printer, h 1007 E State Percival Ebenezer P, jewelry, 148 E State, bds 43 N Stockton Percival Eppy, installment agent, bds 121 Perry Percival Henry, steward, res Hotel Windsor Percy Joseph, potter, h 218 Cortland Percy William, railroader, h 114 Chambers Percy William, railroader, h 793 E State Perdunn John, kilnman, h 388 Brunswick av Perdunn Theodore, chainmaker, h 1208 Chestnut av Perdunn William, rubberworker, h 529 Pennington av Percault Aurora, teacher, res 1007 Division Pereault Emory, wire drawer, h 1007 Division Perinchief Percy Rev, (pastor St Paul’s M E Church), h 242 Spring Perkins Arthur, decorator, h 872 E State Perkins Brayton M, agent, h 102 Division Perkins Carrie M, teacher, res 102 Division Perkins George W, mason, h 725 Whittaker av Perkins Joseph, kilnman, res r Philemon Perkins Thomas, waiter, h 4 Heath al Perlman Samuel, clothier, 141 S Broad, h 1 Fair Pernardi Andrew, laborer, h 708 Roebling Peronytez Stephen, laborer, h 50 Adeline Perrine Andrew, laborer, bds 43 Fowler Perrine Charles H, painter, h 33 Jennie Perrine Charles J, clerk, bds 829 Anderson Perrine George, brooms, 829 Anderson, h do Perrine Henry P, h 166 Greenwood av Pemne John, clerk, h 6 Southard Perrine Lewis, lawyer, 137 E State, h 187 Greenwood av Perrine Vincent, justice of peace, 187 Locust, h do Perrone, Ammidio, tailor, h 196 Division Perry Charles, mariner, bds 37 Montgomery pl Perry Charles, laborer, h 13 Home av Perry D, U S A Col, h 167 Greenwood av Perry Edward, driver, h 1 Kelly ct Perry Edward jr, driver, bds 1 Kelly ct perry Frank, molder, h 115 Taylor Perry George, driver, bds 1 Kelly ct Perry Harry B, flagman, h 32 Railroad av Perry Louisa, wid Anthony, res 117 Centre Perry Thomas, machine agt, h 14 Emory av Perry William, sanitary presser, h 137 Lamberton Persky Harry, carpenter, h 60 Decatur Persky Isaac, peddler, h 53 Decatur Person Joseph C, stenographer, h 417 Monmouth PETERS BROS, (George W and Whitfield L), city express stand E Front and S Warren; office 107 W Hanover Peters Charles, cooper, h 97 Tremont Peters Charles, carpenter, bds 7 Perry Peters Charles T, clerk, h 154 S Stockton Peters Edward R, mattress maker, h 63 Fountain av Peters Emil, moulder, h 227 Hewitt Peters Fannie K, teacher, res 12 Southard Peters George W, (Peters Bros), h 107 W Hanover Peters George W, laborer, bds 163 1/2 Old Rose Peters Henry H, moulder, h 50 Sheridan av Peters Hetty B, wid David, res 340 S Warren Peters Jacob, carpenter, h 326 Jersey Peters John, laborer, h 165 Hancock Peters John W, carpenter, h 618 Brunswick av Peters John W Mrs, dressmaker, res 618 Brunswick av Peters Lydia M, teacher, res 12 Southard Peters Seymour J, boxmaker, bds 228 S Broad Peters Walter E, nurse, res 136 Sweets av Peters Whitfield L, (Peters Bros), h 107 W Hanover Peters William, laborer, bds 163 1/2 Old Rose Peterson Andrew, brickmaker, h 24 Rose Peterson Anita Mrs, res 7 Taylor al Peterson Howard C, laborer, bds 10 Belvidere Peterson John, caterer, h 10 Belvidere Peterson Kate, boarding, h 240 N Broad Peterson Nathan R, watchman, h 114 Mill Peterson Thomas, laborer, h 108 Humboldt Peterson William, laborer, bds 10 Belvidere Peterson William H, waiter, bds 10 Belvidere Peterson William, wire drawer, h 427 Lamberton Peto Henry, rubber worker, h 44 Pennington av Peto John, potter, bds 44 Pennington av Peto Joseph J, potter, h 91 Sweets av Petras John, laborer, h 304 Cortland Petris Michael, laborer, h 800 Pennsylvania av Petrovich John, laborer, h 378 Union Petry Catharine, wid Frederick, res 17 Morris av Petry Frederick, milk, 411 Genesee, h do Petry Frederick, ropemaker, h 249 Cummings av Petry Henry, butcher, h 19 Morris av Petry Henry, laborer, h 20 Ashmore av Petry Jacob, laborer, h 44 Jersey Petry Peter P, blacksmith, 813 S Broad, h 407 Genesee Pette Charles W, music teacher, 131 Jackson, h do Pettie William P, laborer, bds 23 Summer Pettifore William C, laborer, h 31 Barnes Pettit Darrell C, superintendent, h Johnston av Pettit Rebecca J, res 786 E State Pettit Theodore, paperhanger, h 102 1/2 Union Pettit Watson, produce dealer, h 102 1/2 Union Pettit William P jr, wall paper, 314 Lamberton, h do Pettro Antoine, bootblack, bds 321 Lamberton Pettro Frank, tobacco, 321 Lamberton, h do Petty Margaret, wid Jacob, res 27 Bank Petty Nelson L, counselor-at-law, 28 W State, bds 192 do Petzold Henry E, potter, h 223 Chambers Peze William, barber, bds 20 S Warren Pfeifer Anne, knit goods, 568 Perry, h do Pfeifer Cresent, wid Edward, res 568 Perry Pfeifer John D, laborer, h 815 S Warren Pfister & Anderson, (Harry W Pfister and Alfred H Anderson), barbers, 30 S Warren Pfister Harry W, (Pfister & Anderson), h 336 S Warren Pfister John F, barber, 343 S Warren, h do Pfisterberg Max, peddler, bds 18 Asbury Pfitzinger Henry, milk, 745 Beatty, h do Pfleger Albert, moulder, h 424 Ferry Pfleger Eliza, wid Albert, res 424 Ferry Pfleger Frederick, jeweler, 179 S Broad, h 222 N Broad Pfleger Kate Mrs, res 606 Lamberton Pfleger Louis, jeweler, 29 S Broad, h do Pfleider John, baker, h 128 Home av Pfloeger Charles, potter, bds 405 Hewitt Pfloeger Peter, potter, h 405 Hewitt Phares George W, gardener, h 122 Passaic Phares Henry T, gardener, h 90 Spring Phares John W, grocer; also freeholder, 349 N Warren, h 90 Spring Phares William P, clerk, h 48 Murray Phares George F, clerk, bds E State and Olden av Pharon Samuel T, potter, h 617 Roebling av Phelan Joseph, laborer, h 5 Dittmar al Phelan James, moulder, h 33 Union Phelan John, potter, h 417 Federal Phelps Henry C, carpenter, h 33 Charles Phelps Rebecca J, wid John S, res 131 Jackson Phifer Edward, retired, bds 214 N Montgomery Phifer Fred W, carpenter, h 134 Allen Phifer George, ironmolder, h 306 N Montgomery Phifer John H, carpenter, h 214 N Montgomery Phifer John D, motorman, h 884 S Broad Phifer William H, barber, 304 N Montgomery, h do Philadelphia and Reading Freight Station, Ringold PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD STATION, N Warren cor Tucker Philhower Charles, cementer, bds 240 N Feeder Philhower Charles, rubber worker, bds 2 Humboldt Philhower Frederick, laborer, bds 240 N Feeder Philhower Henry, plumber, h 308 N Montgomery Philhower John, ruber worker, h 2 Humboldt Philhower Peter, driver, h 229 Allen Philhower Philip, junkman, h 240 N Feeder Philhower Stephen, junk, h 240 N Feeder Philkill Ida, domestic, State Hospital, res do Philkill L, fruits; etc, 160 N Broad, h 58 Pennington av Philkill Mahlon T, tinsmith, 211 N Broad, h 49 Pennington Philkill Wesley, grocer, 58 Pennington av, h do Philps Charles M, driver, h 230 Passaic Philps Chester M, locktender, h 341 Genesee Phillips Albert C, shipping clerk, h 53 Olden av Phillips Albert S, (Mercer Rubber Co), h 332 Greenwood av Phillips Alex McAlpin, reporter (True American), h 308 W State Phillips Amos S, salesman, h 434 Pennington av Phillips & Bluemel, (Oliver H Phillips and J Theodore Bluemel), merchant tailors, 114 S Warren Phillips Arthur L, bicycle machinist, 214 S Warren, h do Phillips B M & Co, (Benjamin M Phillips and William A Holcombe), real estate, 143 E State Phillips Benjamin M, (B M Phillips & Co), h 531 E State Phillips Caleb A, canvasser, h 244 Ashmore av Phillips Charles, coachman, bds 225 Perry Phillips Charles C, printer, h 127 Mercer Phillips Charles H, brakeman, h 46 Walnut av Phillips Claude C, painter, h 484 Rutherford av Phillips Duane W, station agent, h Asylum Station Phillips Edward H, foreman, h Durand (Deutzville) Phillips Edward L, driver, h 88 Sweets av Phillips Elmer E, driver, h 41 W Front Phillips Eldridge, janitor, res Dolton’s Block Phillips Eugene R, rubberworker, bds 293 Church Phillips Farley R, oysters, 486 Chestnut av, h do Phillips George D, brass worker, h 133 Lamberton Phillips George O, driver, h 15 W Front Phillips Henry, potters’ printer, h 52-54 Assanpink Phillips Henry D, lawyer, Broad St Bank bldg, bds 39 Prospect Phillips Horatio, rubber worker, bds 133 Lamberton Phillips J R, insurance agent, h 46 Southard Phillips James, cratemaker, h 82 Poplar Phillips James, potter, h 828 Pennsylvania av Phillips James G, candy maker, bds 90 Pennington av Phillips Joanna F, res 39 Prospect Phillips John, crate mfr, St Joe’s av, h 55 Mechanics av Phillips John, laborer, bds 408 Bellevue av Phillips John C, potter, h 207 Trent Phillips John H, lineman, h 489 Chestnut av Phillips John S, carpenter, h 632 W State Phillips John S, compositor, h 120 Calhoun Phillips John W, fire dep’t, h 110 S Warren Phillips John W, laborer, h 244 Ashmore av Phillips Joseph, laborer, bds 708 Roebling av Phillips Joseph B, hotel, Broad St Park, h do Phillips Kate A, millinery, 27 E State, bds l5 W Front Phillips Lucy, wid Samuel, res 34 Rose Phillips Lydia A, wid Charles, res 15 W Front Phillips Mary, wid James, res Olden n Brunswick av Phillips Nathaniel B, carpenter, h 18 Walnut av Phillips Olivia Mrs, res 1123 E State Phillips Oliver H, (Phillips & Bluemel) h 144 Academy Phillips Patrick J, potter, h Olden n Brunswick av Phillips Rebecca R, wid Sylvester H, res Asylum Station Phillips Reuben, wheelwright, h 113 Fall Phillips Richard, machinist, h 476 Centre Phillips Robert H C, physician, 243 N Warren, h do Phillips Robert P, carpenter, h 27 Yard av Phillips Robert S, h 332 Greenwood av Phillips S Holcombe, driver, h 410 N Montgomery Phillips Sarah, res 210 S Warren Phillips Scudder H, stock dealer, bds Hillcrest av (Hillcrest) Phillips Theophilus, millwright, h 133 Lamberton Phillips W W L Mrs, res Trenton House Phillips William, music teacher, h 48 Cooper Phillips William, potter, h Bunting av (Deutzville) PHILLIPS WILLIAM L, coal; wood; ice; hay; feed; lime and cement, 607 and 609 Cass, h 904 Carteret av Phillips William R, nurseryman, h 131 Perry Phillips William W, rubber worker, bds 88 Sweets av Pick Thomas, laborer, h Lafayette av (Broad St Park) Pickel Frances, res 117 N Montgomery Pickel Joseph M, engineer, h 53 Model av Pickel Kate, res 222 Home av Pickels Stephen, ticket agent, h 141 S Feeder Pickett James T, pressman, h 229 E Front Pickett Mary, res 231 E Front Pieszonchar George, laborer, h 235 Hill’s al Piell John A, carpenter, h 508 N Clinton av Pierce Asher, hostler, bds 253 Walnnt av Pierce Elizabeth A Mrs, res 36 W Lafayette PIERCE FRANK E, sewing machines and supplies, 196 S Broad, h do Pierce Franklin, railroader, bds 741 E State Pierce George W, commercial traveler, h 8 Philemon Pierce Hannah, teacher, res 253 Walnut av Pierce John, (Y M C A), bds 132 E Hanover Pierce John J, clerk, h 257 Jackson Pierce Louis B, bank clerk, bds 257 Jackson Pierce Lulu, teacher, res 253 Walnut av Pierce Lyman L, gen’l sec’y (Y M C A), bds 132 E Hanover Pierce Minnie R, teacher, res 257 Jackson Pierce Rufus, cabman, bds 253 Walnut av Pierciey John, engineer, bds 202 Southard Pierrepont Joshua, dentist, 221 S Clinton av, h do Pierrepont William J, bookkeeper, bds 221 S Clinton av Pierro Daniel, confectioner, 618 S Clinton av, h do Pierre Donato, grocer, 204 Ferry, h do Pierson Aaron, ship carpenter, h 13 Morgan Pierson Alfred B, potter, bds 13 Morgan Pierson Edward M, potter, h 929 New Willow Pierson Glenn, machinist, h 104 Division Pierson Hettie T, wid William, res 136 Butler Pierson Joseph B, sergeant-at-arms (State courts), h 129 Calhoun Pierson Joseph N, ship caulker, bds 13 Morgan Pierson Leslie C, school superintendent, h 491 W State Pierson Richard B, potter, h 926 New Willow Pierson Sylvester, kilnman, h Bunting av (Deutzville) Pierson William T, blacksmith, E Hamilton av, h 136 Butler Pietro John, laborer, h 115 Dye Pietro Michael, tobacconist, 718 S Broad, h do Piggin Henry G, potter, h Brunswick av (Slackwood) Pilak John, laborer, h 350 St Joes av Pilger Charles H, city detective, h 342 W State Pilger John C, plumber, h 84 Lamberton Pilger Margaret, wid Martin, res 304 W Hanover Pilger Richard C, policeman, h 306 W Hanover Pilgram Albert, laborer, h S Clinton av n Cedar la Pilkington Edward, loomboss, h 21 Butler Pilkington Leonard, foreman, h 15 Butler Pilkington Mary, wid John, res 15 Butler Pilkington Reuben B, weigher, h 17 Butler Pillar Christopher, ropemaker, h 169 Jersey Piller Anton, bricklayer, bds 212 Genesee Piller Jacob, laborer, h 212 Genesee Piller Jacob jr, laborer, bds 212 Genesee Pinchok Andrew, laborer, h 117 Howell Pindo Charles, laborer, h 24 Asbury Pine Frank B, rubberworker, h 73 Breunig av Pine Henry H, bricklayer, h 714 Division Pinto Frank, ironworker, h 318 Ferry Pinto Michael, potter, h 217 Mott Piorkowski Michael, laborer, h 6 Escher Pipenbrink Christian, vulcanizer, h 510 Liberty Piper Henry, engineer, h 218 Brunswick av Piper William R, law student, h 218 Brunswick av Pippel Alois, laborer, bds 34 Cove Pippel Anthony J, mouldmaker, h 209 Mulberry Pippel Frank, laborer, bds 34 Cove Pippel George, laborer, bds 34 Cove Pippel Jacob, laborer, bds 34 Cove Pippel John, wiredrawer, h 114 Fulton Pippel Joseph W, baker, h 845 S Broad Pippel Katrina, wid Philip, h 34 Cove Pippel William J, clerk, h 413 Lamberton Pippel William J, shoemaker, 845 S Broad, h do Pippen Agnes, wid Wesley, res 339 Academy Pippen Alfred, livery, 131 Kossuth, h do Pippen Jonas K, h 129 Kossuth Pippen Joseph M, potter, bds 129 Kossuth Pippen Lillian, res 304 Perry Pipitt Harry S, carpenter, h 24 Walnut av Pipple Anthony, laborer, bds 319 Federal Pirola John, h 529 Chestnut av Pirola John jr, wallpaper, 527 Chestnut av, h do Pirola Peter, paperhanger, bds 529 Chestnut av Pitcher George, manager, bds 316 Perry Pitcher George J, loan agency, 4 S Broad, h 316 Perry Pitman Albert B, sanitary presser, bds 444 Emory av Pitman Amos B, jeweler, h 216 Clay PITMAN BROS, (Francis A and Charles), grocers, 559 Centre Pitman Charles, (Pitman Bros), h 587 Centre Pitman David, laborer, h 283 Ashmore av Pitman Francis, (Pitman Bros), h 587 Centre Pitman Frederick, potter, bds 283 Ashmore av Pitman George R, salestable, h Broad St Park Pitman George W, sanitary presser, bds 444 Emory av Pitman John E, laborer, h 444 Emory av Pitman Theodosia M, wid Caleb E, res 40 S Clinton av Pitman Thomas C, woodworker, h 519 S Clinton av Pittenger Alfred S, grocer, 522 S Warren, h do Pittenger Edward L, brakeman, bds 309 Walnut av Pittenger Frederick J, manager, bds 36 W State Pittenger George W, grocer, 108 N Warren, h 131 Academy Pittenger Jacob L, brakeman, h 330 Walnut av Pittenger Joseph B, clerk, h 115 Chancery Pittenger Lillie M, music teacher, res 522 S Warren Pittenger Richard J, clerk, bds 522 S Warren Pittinger David, bds 131 Perry Pittinger Frederick J, clerk, bds 36 W State Pittinger George W, grocer, h 131 Academy Pittinger Mercy A, res 113 N Broad Pittman Charles, ironworker, bds 140 Locust Pittman David, peddler, h 283 Ashmore av Pittman Frederick U, potter, bds 283 Ashmore av Pittman John H, huckster, h 17 Franklin Pittman Joseph, warehouseman, h 212 Bayard Pittman Raymond H, bookkeeper, h 165 Anderson Pivovarnik Annie, wid John, res 122 Adeline Pivovarnik John, saloon, 122 Adeline, h do Plaag Henry M, mason, h 508 Liberty Planck Harry C, laborer, bds 215 Jackson Planck Ogden H, cloth inspector, h 215 Jackson Plant Jesse, potter, h 325 Fair Plant John D, potter, h Indiana av cor Cherry PLANT MARIA, groceries and notions; also sub-postal agency, 1055 Indiana av, res do Plant Samuel, potter, h 324 Walnut av Plant Stephen G, clerk, h 1045 Indiana av Plantier Arthur, potter, h 505 Perry Plantier Arthur, vice president, h 505 Perry Plantitt John, potter, h 821 Princeton av Plate Edward, oilclothmaker, h 258 Quinton av (Villa Park) Plater Edward, potter, h 124 Carroll Plato Charles D, bookkeeper, h 5 Hudson Platt Benjamin, potter, h 155 Sherman av Platt Daniel L, commission merchant, h 133 Tyler Platt Frank, potter, h 17 Girard av Platt George F, bookkeeper, bds 133 Tyler Platt George W, potter, h 192 Jefferson Platt Matthew, potter, h 333 Tyler Plech John, wireworker, h 10 Adeline Plenefish Kate, wid Julius, res 547 Centre Plensky Thomas, wireworker, h 290 Hill’s al Pley Michael, laborer, h 5 Elm PlinerMary, res 19 Tyler Plough David, fruit, 198 S Broad, h 16 Livingston Plough H H, (R H Blakely & Co), res Fordham; N Y Plum Levi, shoemaker, h 53 Summer Plumaria Carl, laborer, h 544 Phillips av Plumer Sullivan, laborer, h 26 Clark Plumley Kate J, librarian State Hospital, res do Plummer Carl, laborer, bds 544 Phillips av Plummer Manuel, laborer, h 544 Phillips av Plunkett Elizabeth, wid James, res 127 Ferry Plunkett Howard R, cigars; &c, 5 Howell, h do Plunkett James, mason, h 201 Locust Plunkett Stephen, baker, h 35 Summer Plunkett William J, bricklayer, h 221 Walnut av Plunocro Calogero, laborer, h 64 Ferrier Plutzman Philip, potter, h 328 Jersey Podmore Arthur G, potter, bds 123 Brunswick av Podmore Harry, foreman, h 123 Brunswick av Podmore William, mouldmaker, h 32 Sherman av Podowski John, laborer, h 622 Lamberton Pogletki Paul, engineer, h 65 Randall av Pohle Emil, sanitary presser, bds 137 Dickinson Pohle Emily, wid Louis M, res 137 Dickinson Pohle Lewis, potter, h 229 Dickinson Pohle Oscar, rubberworker, h 1 Yetter’s ct Pohle Otto, presser, bds 137 Dickinson Poinsett Brazillia, laborer, h 33 Emory av Poinsett Caleb W, driver, h 723 Whittaker av Poinsett Carl A, carpenter, bds 271 Clay Poinsett Charles, laborer, bds 1049 S Broad Poinsett Williard, watchman, h 18 Hampton Poinsett Wright, carpenter, h 271 Clay Pointon Frederick, potter, h 31 Oak Pointon William, potter, h 657 N Clinton av Poka Marie, wid John, res 432 Centre Poland John, blacksmith, h 248 Walnut av Poland John C, machinist, h 323 Second Poland Martha, wid John, res 52 Hudson Poland Sarah, teacher, res 571 S Broad POLAND WILLIAM A, architect; also freeholder, 11 W State, h 571 S Broad Polch Elizabeth, widow, res 100 Jennie Polenz Frank, laborer, h 619 Adeline Polichin Michael, laborer, h 458 Lamberton Polk Building, N W cor Broad and Front Pollard John, potter, h 68 Olden av Pollard William, potter, h 68 Olden av Poller Christian, wiredrawer, h 169 Jersey Pollman Bruno, farmer, h E Hamilton av opp Liberty Pollock Charles E, clerk, bds 614 Perry Pollock George W, potter, bds 614 Perry Pollock James, potter, h 614 Perry Pollock Michael, fisherman, h 458 Lamberton Pollock Sarah T, teacher, res 614 Perry Pols Jacob, kilnman, h 616 Adeline Pondak John, wireworker, h 76 Woolverton av Poole Arthur, foreman, h 478 N Clinton av Poole Minnie J, dressmaker, 703 Cass, res do Poole Thomas, foreman, h 703 Cass Poolton George C Rev, h 22 Sherman av Pope Arthur, potter, h 1025 Indiana av Pope Charles A, (Trenton Fire Brick Co), bds 39 N Clinton av Pope Charles D, barkeeper, h 121 N Broad Pope Edward, painter, bds 22 Cooper Pope Frederick J, photographer, bds 1 Johnson pl Pope Frederick W, decorator, h 1 Johnson pl Pope Hannah, grocer, 201 William, h do Pope James B, kilnman, h 49 Tyrell av Pope John A, clerk, bds 274 Hamilton av Pope John M, manager, h 274 Hamilton av Pope Nathan, retired, h 313 Walnut av POPE STEPHEN, wholesale and retail dealer in pork pies and blood pudding, 521 Mulberry, h do Pope William I, potters’ printer, h 47 Franklin Pope William J, potter, h 52 Washington Popkin Bernard, peddler, h 20 New Popkin Max, stationer, 65 Union, h do Popshitzky Kismos, laborer, h 44 Randall av Porembski Frank, laborer, bds 359 Fair Porr Adam, laborer, h 816 Second Porter Albert, car inspector, h 106 Bridge Porter Alfred S, paperhanger, h 461 Whittaker av Porter Ann, wid William, res 226 N Broad Porter Annie L, wid Martin, res 44 Sherman av Porter Daniel, potter, h 126 Washington Porter Edward, barber, 104 S Clinton av, h 19 College Porter Edward, car inspector, bds 132 S Broad Porter Frank, sanitary presser, h 17 College Porter George H, storekeeper, h 119 S Warren Porter George S, printer, h 22 Division Porter Sarah W, wid John, res 20 Carroll Porter Thomas, machinist, h 136 S Broad Porter Thomas W, car inspector, h 132 S Broad Porter William M, car inspector, h 114 Bridge Post August, galvanizer, h 41 Randall av Post David C, h 337 Monmouth Post Frank, decorator, h 507 N Clinton av Post Frank, potter, h 41 Randall av Post Frank V, paperhanger, 338 N Clinton av, h do Post Joseph P, salesman, h 218 Clay POST OFFICE, (A C Yard; postmaster), N E cor State and Montgomery POSTAL TELEGRAPH AID CABLE CO, (Erwin P Cooper; manager), 6 E State Potelski Charles, laborer, h 29 Randall av Potent Charles J, expressman, h 231 Emory av Potent Emma, dressmaker, res 231 Emory av POTH F A & SONS BREWING CO, (Richard A Goeke; agent), 10 E Front Potinca Joseph, laborer, h 1 Jersey Potoma Michael, laborer, h 561 Lamberton Potter Charles H, conductor, h 100 Washington Potter Frederick A, bookkeeper, h 935 Edgewood av Potter Hayes B, carpenter, bds 311 Church Potter William C, music teacher, h 48 Bayard POTTS AARON H, sanitary presser; also financial sec’y Sanitary Pressers’ Union, h 161 Passaic Potts Christiana Mrs, res 322 W Hanover Potts Elmer H, barber, h 129 Spring Potts Fannie E, teacher, res 223 Passaic Potts George P, bds 161 Passaic Potts Harry M, laborer, h 893 Second Potts John A, boarding stable, 184 W Hanover,h 111 E do Potts John L, cigars, 119 Lalor, h 895 Second Potts Mabel, res 495 Rutherford av Potts Mary I, wid Richard, res 223 Passaic Potts William H, h 225 N Warren Potzer Emil, laborer, bds 226 Landing Potzer Frederick, driver, h 226 Landing POULSON & COLEMAN, (George H Poulson and Jedediah G Coleman), funeral directors and embalmers, 18 S Warren Poulson George H, (Poulson & Coleman), h 237 E Front Poulton Joseph, shoemaker, 1030 Ohio av, h do Poure Charles, laborer, h 816 Second Pousti Andrew, laborer, h 155 Hancock Powell David C, mail clerk, h Schiller av cor Park av Powell Elizabeth, wid Albert, res 392 1/2 Third Powell Hattie, medium, res 321 Fair Powell Joseph D, bookkeeper, h 264 Spring Powell Samuel A, foreman, h 191 Cooper Powell Stacy W, blacksmith, 466 Genesee, h 100 William Powelson J Newton, ins agent, h 913 Edgewood av Powers Alfred, presser, h 87 Breunig av Powers Bertram, potter, h 146 Girard av Powers Bertram jr, brassworker, h 146 Girard av Powers David, grocer, 119 Second, h do Powers George A, clerk, h 126 N Willow Powers James, wiredrawer, h 154 Second Powers James J, sexton, h 126 N Willow Powers John, diereamer, h 399 Second Powers John, potter, bds 900 E State Powers John, wiredrawer, h 214 Second Powers John J, mouldmaker, bds 150 N Warren Powers Joseph D, compositor, bds 125 W Hanover Powers Martin W, wiredrawer, h 115 Second Powers Mary P, dressmaker, res 103 Perry Powers Rebecca A, dressmaker, res 819 Beatty Powers Samuel, laborer, h 819 Beatty Powers Walter, potter, h 63 Oak Powers William, potter, h 900 E State Powers William jr, potter, bds 900 E State Powers William, wireworker, bds 105 Sherman av Powis Eliza, wid Thomas, res 58 Butler Powis Samuel, shipper, h 419 Whittaker av Powis Samuel, wiredrawer, h 819 Beatty Powis Thomas, wiredrawer, bds 419 Whittaker av Powis William, laborer, h 58 Butler Powles Samuel C, kilnman, h 55 Mulberry Powlin Andrew, laborer, h 351 1/2 S Warren Pownall John, laborer, h 639 Chambers Pownall John F, mason, h 421 Division Pownall Walter D, bookkeeper, h 49 Wall Powner Charles H, mouldmaker, h 716 Mulberry Powner Thomas, potter, bds 716 Mulberry Prall Claude C, machinist, h 76 Anderson Prall Frederick B, plumber, bds 233 William Prall George C, prison deputy, h 216 Pearl Prall George Q, machinist, bds 707 Anderson Prall Jane, grocer, 707 Anderson, res do Prall William D, sawmaker, h 707 Anderson Pratt Charles W, grocer, 419 Market, h do Pratt John Q, clerk, bds 419 Market Pratt William H, clerk, h 416 Market Precurco Joseph, butcher, 92 Dye, h do Precurco Ladislau, butcher, h 92 Dye Prediger William H, shoemaker, h 230 Butler Prentice Ella C, wid Arthur R, res 113 S Warren Prentice Ernest W, potter, h 113 S Warren Preston Abraham M, motorman, h 3 Davies Preston Charles, laborer, h 107 Houghton av Preston Edward D, motorman, bds 519 Genesee Preston Robert, conductor, h 16 Ashmore av Preston Samuel H, rubberworker, bds 234 E State Preston Snowden M, railroader, h 234 E State Preston Thomas, men’s goods, 1022 Chestnut av, h do Preston William, millwright, h 134 Lamberton Preston William B, loomfixer, h 134 Lamberton Preston William H, weaver, h 203 William Prettyman John W, fish dealer, 401 Elmer, h do Prettyman Joseph, huckster, bds 12 Second Price Annie, res 20 Belvidere Price Charles C, canvasser, bds 183 W Hanover Price Charles M, laborer, h 74 Carroll Price Edward C, brakeman, h 67 Lincoln av Price Ellen Mrs, res 74 Carroll Price Fannie F, milliner, res 183 W Hanover Price Frank P, butcher, h 865 Centre Price George S, clerk, h 513 Princeton av Price George W, pork packer, 26 Chambers, h 801 E State Price Harry, clerk, bds 133 Academy Price Harry, driver, bds 232 N Feeder Price Harry, foreman, h 346 Centre Price Herman L, cutter, h 17 Houghton av Price Hugh G, brickmaker, h 11 Chauncey Price Israel, teacher, h 109 Fall Price John, machinist, h 359 S Warren Price Jonathan P, railroader, h 255 Mercer Price Mary, wid Burnett B, res 869 Centre Price Theodore J, brickmaker, h 1006 Princeton av Price Theodore W, potters’ printer, h Garfield av n E State Price Thomas, potters’ printer, h 101 Olden av Price William H, potters’ printer, bds 255 Mercer Price William N, brakeman, h 415 N Montgomery Prichard Henry S, engineer, h 441 Bellevue av Prickett Charles E, rubberworker, h 159 Girard av Prickett Eliza A, wid George W, res 159 Girard av Prickett Hewlings L, clerk, h 66 Carroll Prickett W Scott, conductor, h 27 Cumberland Prickett William H, h 159 Girard av Priem Frederick, ropemaker, bds 652 Centre Priest Harry W, flagman, h 31 Carroll Priest Katie, res 215 Walnut av Prigge Charles J, junk dealer, h 10 Brown Prikonofsky Joseph, laborer, h 776 Beatty Prince George T, kilnman, h 964 Brunswick av Prince James, potter, bds 958 Brunswick av Prince John K, sanitary presser, h 180 Walnut av Prince Martin, laborer, h 128 Ferry Prince Samuel, engineer, h 309 Rutherford av Prince Samuel J, grocer, 752 Centre, h do Prince Thomas, laborer, h 958 Brunswick av Prince Thomas, potter, h 661 New Willow Prince Thomas jr, potter, bds 958 Brunswick av Prince Walter, sanitary presser, h 1124 Princeton av Prince William H, brickburner, h Princeton av opp Fell’s brickyard Prior Charity L, dressmaker, res 36 Southard Prior Christiana, res 21 Huston al Prior E Geneva, dressmaker, 36 Southard, res do Prior George C, potter, h Cherry la (Slackwood) Prior J Elwood, milk, 4 Southard, h do Prior John, wheelwright, h 126 Spring Prior Joseph B, agt lamps; &c, 6 E Hanover, h 223 Academy Prior Robert, carpenter, h Slack av (Slackwood) Prior Samuel W, (T H Prior & Son), h 777 E State Prior T H & Son, (Thomas H and Samuel W), contractors, Muirheid av Prior Thomas H, (T H Prior & Son), h 55 Yard av Prior Thomas B, milk, 36 Southard, h do Priory John, laborer, bds 37 High Priory Joseph, blacksmith, bds 37 High PrioryTerence D, mason, h 16 1/2 Tyrell av Priory Terence J, mason, bds 313 Perry Priory Thomas, laborer, bds 37 High Pritchard John, janitor, Forst-Ricliey bldg, res do Proctor Alice, wid John, res 2 Mayer ct Proctor John, carpenter, h 53 Garfield av Proctor Mary E, dressmaker, res 147 Garfield av Proctor Morris, boxmaker, h 27 New Proctor Phineas B, electrician, h 53 Garfield av Proctor Richard, laborer, h 27 New Proctor Robert, potter, h 2 Mayer ct Proctor Samuel, ropemaker, h 27 New Prohnaw Michael, laborer, h 37 Hill’s al Prottsman Philip, potter, h 328 Jersey Proudlove James, kilnman, h 53 Mulberry Provident Friendly Society, 4 S Broad Providential Life and Trust Co, Forst-Richey bldg Providential Tile Works, (James H Robinson and Charles L Whitehead; props), Enterprise Provost Charles A, fireman, h 219 Clay Provost Charles R, produce, h 230 Second Provost Cornelia, matron, res Normal Hall Provost Elizabeth S, wid Robert, res 938 Carteret av Provost Frederick, roofpainter, h 713 Centre Provost Harry S, ins collector, bds 20 Walnut av Provost Henry M, rubberworker, h 13 Assanpink Provost John F, produce, bds 230 Second Provost Peter D, motorman, h 507 Market Provost Robert L, prison deputy, h 19 Hudson PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO; THE, (J Elston Woodland; sup’t), Masonic Temple Prugh John, bds 26 Philemo Prykanowaki Joseph, laborer, h 10 Elm Pryor Marcelle, wid Patrick, res 38 Grant av Pryor Terence P, kilnman, bds Grant av Ptschyody August, potter, h 18 Woolverton av Ptschyody Hugo, barber, 722 Cass, h do Pugh Andrew S, painter, h 45 Summer Pugh Ethel N, teacher, res 234 Jackson Pugh George, h 234 Jackson Pugh George H, grainer, 227 W Hanover, h 209 do Pugh Lottie R, dressmaker, 209 W Hanover, res do Pullen Bessie, res 113 E Front Pullen Chandler, blacksmith, h 545 Hudson Pullen Charles, driver, bds 17 Titus av Pullen Clarence, paperhanger, h 136 Jefferson Pullen Clarence W, painter, h 142 Perry Pullen Fannie, teacher, res 113 E Front Pullen Frank, engineer, h 48 Wilson Pullen Frank A, commercial traveler, h 110 Division Pullen George H, produce, h 49 N Stockton Pullen George O, machinist, h Johnston av Pullen Isabelle V, res 11 Perry Pullen J Harry, carpenter, h 126 Cooper Pullen James, gateman, h 229 Ferry Pullen Lewis W, collector, bds 41 Passaic Pullen Louisa B, confectioner, 683 Centre, res do Pullen Lucy A, wid Charles W, res 17 Thompson Pullen William I, stairbuilder, h 123 Boudinot Pulone Michael, laborer, h 109 Fulton Pumyea Willard, shipping clerk, h 106 Chestnut av Pumyea William, sexton, h 225 Bayard Purcell Eliza, wid Michael, res 38 Cooper Purcell Helen, wid Patrick, res 162 Jefferson Purcell Kyren, laborer, h 325 N Willow Purcell Lemon, laborer, h 45 Wilson Purcell Mary A, wid William, res 411 Cass Purcell Nicholas, laborer, h 156 Frazier Purcell Rose, wid Pierce, res 189 W Hanover Purcell Sarah A, dressmaker, 111 Lamberton, res do Purcell William, potter, bds 156 Frazier Purdunn John, flagman, h W State n Asylum Purdunn John, peddler, h 206 Franklin (Homedell) Purdunn Joseph, potter, bds 457 Princeton av Purdunn Lewis, potter, h 729 Whittaker av Purdunn Mary, wid George, bridgetender, h n Asylum Purdunn William, rubberworker, h 529 Pennington av Purdy A G Mrs, res 120 Division Purdy Carrie Mrs, res 76 Bellevue av Purdy Hasbrouck S, electrical engineer, h 120 Division Purdy Hugh A, fireman, h 92 Olden av Purdy John J, engineer, h 92 Olden av Purnall William A, laborer, h Second n Lalor Purnell John, laborer, h 554 S Warren Pursell James E, (Trenton Cycle Co), 8 E State, h 113 E Hanover Pursell Simon, laborer, h 45 Wilson Pursell Vestilla Mrs, res 834 Carteret av Pursell William, laborer, bds 119 Frazier Purves Montgomery R, foreman, h 1123 S Clinton av Purves Susanna, wid Robert, res 1125 S Clinton av Purvis George H, tinsmith, 317 S Warren, h do Purviss Harry L, potter, h 160 Hamilton av Purvis James, machinist, h 46 Bayard Purvis Thomas, tinroofer, h 56 Lamberton Puth Anthony J, saloon, 280 N Clinton av, h do Puth Mary, res 432 Centre Puystgi Michael, laborer, h 110 Dye Pycraft Alphonso M, city assessor, h 217 Tyler Pycraft Jonathan F, restaurant, 511 Perry, h do Pycraft Walter B, clerk, bds 217 Tyler Quaranta Lewis, shoemaker, 324 S Clinton av, h do Querbach George D, machinist, h 37 Adeline Quering William, carpenter, h 118 Adeline Quick Charles A, upholsterer, h 26 Chapel Quick Charles H, clerk, bds 258 Spring Quick Eliza T, wid William R, res 32 W Front Quick Frank A, carpenter, h 509 Centre Quick Garrett A, carpenter, h 137 Philemon Quick James E, clerk, h 412 Rutherford av Quick Jediah H, carpenter, h 534 S Warren Quick John, carpenter, h 223 Genesee Quick Peter D, clerk, h 114 Houghton av Quick Philip, barkeeper, h 748 Centre Quick Tunis, wheelwright, Beatty cor Fulton, h 748 Centre Quick Upton M, carpenter, bds 288 N Willow Quick William H, compositor, h 510 Market Quicksell Clarence, carpenter, bds 21 Roebling av Quicksill Frederick, conductor, h 118 Landing Quigg Elwood, h 18 Delaware Quigley Howell, (MacCrellish & Quigley), h 139 Jackson Quigley James, potter, bds 251 Allen Quigley James, laborer, h 223 S Feeder Quigley James, h 565 Lamberton Quigley James J, bricklayer, bds 21 N Willow Quigley Joseph P, ironworker, h 705 Bridge Quigley Joseph R, produce (Washington mkt), h 90 Jackson Quigley Priscilla S, wid Isaac, res 28 Division Quigley Walter N, laborer, bds 28 Division Quigley William J, ironworker, h 484 Genesee Quigner Joseph, potter, h 133 Sherman av Quiligan John E, electrician, h 20 Spring Quinn Bridget, wid Michael, res 48 Seward av Quinn Catharine, widow, res 64 Fair Quinn Frank B, rubberworker, bds 7 Sylvester av Quinn George N, shipping clerk, h E State ab Olden av Quinn James, potter, bds 84 Bellevue av Quinn James, potter, h 64 Perrine av Quinn John, barkeeper, bds 336 N Broad Quinn John F, carpenter, h 70 Fair Quinn John J, potter, h 550 Phillips av Quinn John P, potter, bds 84 Bellevue av Quinn Margaret, wid Francis, res 13 Fair Quinn Michael, blacksmith, Brunswick av cor Southard, h 48 Seward av Quinn Michael, potter, h 82 Bellevue av Quinn Nellie, wid Patrick, res 48 Grant av Quinn Patrick, tobacconist, 563 N Clinton av, h do Quinn Thomas, laborer, h 17 Asbury Quinn Thomas, laborer, h 7 Sylvester av Quinn Thomas, rubberworker, bds 7 Sylvester av Quinn Thomas A, clerk, bds 48 Seward av QUINN WARREN A, wines and liquors; wholesale and retail, 701 and 703 Cass, h do Quinn William, tailor, h 84 Bellevue av Quinn William, machinist, h 505 Perry Quinney Raphael, moulder, h 36 Turpin Quintin Clarence E, instructor, res Fashion Stud Farm Quirk James Mrs, res 375 S Warren Quirk Thomas, wiredrawer, h 252 Elmer Quirk Michael, machinist, h 252 Elmer Quirk Richard, laborer, bds 252 Elmer Raaf William, bds 887 S Broad Rabatie Frank, bds 353 Rusling Rabatie John, ropemaker, h 351 Rusling Rabatie Joseph, laborer, h 207 Federal Rabatie Matthew, ropemaker, h 353 Rusling Rabbino Louis, picture dealer, bds 150 Perry Rabinowitch Julius, baker, 19 Water, h do Rackinson Harry, butcher, 1348 S Broad, h do Radcliff Joseph, butcher, 202 Cass, h 703 Lamberton Radel William, wiredrawer, h 94 Dye Raden Samuel, fruiterer, bds 23 E Lafayette Radford John, baker, bds 561 Second Radford Joseph, contractor, 946 Lamberton, h do Radice Frank, barber, 138 Pennington av, h do Radice Girardo, laborer, h 113 Mott Radice Vito, shoes, 1118 S Clinton av, h do Radisolov John, laborer, bds 126 Home av Rae Sarah J, teacher, res Industrial School Raezner Daniel, driver, bds 59 Gordon Rafacas Hattie, wid Andrew, res 20 Barnes Rafferty John K, potter, h 13 Olden av Rafferty Margaret, wid John, res 18 Monroe Rafferty Margaret, wid Paul, res 559 Perry Rafferty Martin J, tailor, h 18 Monroe Rafferty Michael, fireman, h 40 Taylor Rafferty Paul, potter, h 214 Southard Rafferty Thomas, potter, bds 1012 New Willow Rafferty William J, potter, h 559 Perry Raider Charles W, driver, h 36 Lamberton Raikes William, carriage builder, h 63 Sweets av Railkes William B, painter, bds 63 Sweets av Rainbow Albert E, foreman, h 115 Mott Rainbow Charles, wiredrawer, bds 812 S Clinton av Rainbow George, court messenger, h 528 Hudson Rainbow George A, potter, bds 841 S Clinton av Rainbow James, potter, h 318 N Montgomery Rainbow John, potter, h 812 S Cilnton av Rainbow Richard J, potter, bds 566 Centre Rainear Thomas, peddler, h Logan av n Hamilton av Rainey George, laborer, res St Francis Hospital Rainey James, potter, bds 215 Southard Rainey James, gatetender, h 108 Kossuth Rainey Thomas J, potter, bds 108 Kossuth Rairdon Joseph A, painter, bds 431 S Broad Rainier Hannah L, res 221 E Hanover Raisch George M, h 23 Lincoln av Raisch Wilhelm L, salesman, bds 23 Lincoln av RAITT THOMAS R, mgr for N J of the Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada, 10 W State, h 492 do Ramey Sanford D, machinist, bds 228 S Broad Ramsey John H, moulder, h 539 S Broad Ramsey William, carpenter, bds 539 S Broad Ramson Maria, wid Samuel, res 1410 S Clinton av Randall Albert, ropemaker, h 36 Hewitt Randall Amos A, contractor h 509 Market Randall Charles A, rubberworker, h 619 Second Randall Charles R, carpenter, h 43 N Hermitage av Randall Ella L, dressmaker, res 118 Passaic Randall Henry E, laborer, h 695 Centre Randall J Alfred, instructor, bds 122 Pearl Randall John P, laborer, h 236 Hewitt Randall Jonathan B, carpenter, h 212 N Broad Randall Joseph, laborer, bds 236 Hewitt Randall Lewis P, student, bds 509 Market Randall William H, baggage porter, h 23 Tyler Randelman Nathan, (Finkle & Randelman), h 564 N Clinton Randolph Charles H, rubberworker, h 359 St Joes av Randolph Harry, butcher, 443 Centre, h do Randolph Phineas, policeman, h 15 Sheridan av Randow Annie E, wid Frederick, res 54 Klagg av Randow Charles A, rubberworker, h 619 Second Raney John, driver, h 59 Summer Raney Michael, laborer, bds 78 Olden av Raney Patrick, saloon, 22 Morgan, h 24 do Rankin Hyden, oilclothmaker, bds E Clinton av adj creek Raper William, machinist, h 6 Emory av Rapinski Gustav, shoemaker, h 36 Elm Rapp Christina, dry goods, 455 Centre, res do Rappaport Samuel, crockery, h 6 Decatur Rasofsky Louis, peddler, h 13 Decatur Rasum Peter, laborer, h Lawrence rd (Slackwood) Ratcliffe Edmond, potter, h 354 St Joes av Ratcliffe Samuel, kilnman, h 37 Houghton av Ratcliffe William J, laborer, h 95 Breunig av Rathbone George W, ironworker, bds Hamilton av cor Olden Rathbone Henry J, ice dealer, h Hamilton av cor Olden av Rathbone Henry J jr, ice dealer, bds Hamilton cor Olden av Rathbone Mira, dressmaker, res 1033 Indiana av Rathbone William C, potter, h 405 Breunig av Rathbun George P, clerk, h 11 Tyrell av Raub A Eliabeth, res 214 Perry Raub J Stanley, clerk, bds 214 Perry Raub Maurice D, salesman, h 212 Perry RAUB THOMAS E, coal and wood, 362 Perry, h 214 do Rauding William, manager, h 109 N Broad Raulf Anton, wiredrawer, h 237 Rusling Raulf August, barber, 237 Rusling, h do Raulf Frank, wiredrawer, h 257 Cummings av Raum Jane, wid John O, res 117 S Montgomery Raum Leila R, res 117 S Montgomery Rawley Samuel, sanitary presser, h 211 Mott Rawlins Percy K, cratemaker, h 360 ½ N Clinton av Rawson James, superintendent, h 332 Tyler Ray Jennie, music teacher, res 406 Roebling av Ray John T, paperhanger, h 406 Roebling av Raylman George, driver, h 206 Mott Raylman Horace T, sheetironworker, bds 257 Clay Raymond Beulah, milliner, res 58 Cooper Raymond George R, woolenworker, h 58 Cooper Raymond Hannah, wid Frederick, res 504 Whittaker av Raywood Bridget, wid William, res 52 Mott Raywood John, potter, bds 17 Oak Raywood Joseph, potter, h 17 Oak Raywood Richard, potter, h 341 Brunswick av Raywood Samuel, potter, bds 71 Poplar Raywood Thomas H, potter, h 71 Poplar Raywood Thomas H, barber, 330 N Clinton av, h 71 Poplar Rea Annie Mrs, res 316 N Waren Rea Henry J, selector, h 212 N Montgomery Rea John, machinist, h 212 N Montgomery Rea William J, fireman, bds 212 N Montgomery Read Ellen, wid James, res 40 Washington Read George H E, plumber, h 26 Ogden Read George W, laborer, bds 121 Passaic Read James, carpenter, bds 40 Washington Read John E, ironworker, bds 40 Washington Read Mary, wid Anthony, res 312 W State Read Richard, laborer, h 121 Passaic Read Ulysses, laborer, bds 121 Passaic Read William, laborer, bds 86 Quarry al Reade Caroline, wid William, res 11 Stevens al Reade John, potter, h 174 Division Reade William F, potter, bds 174 Division Reader William, carpenter, h 835 Genesee Reading Alfred A, driver, h 266 Church Reading Bridget, wid Alfred, res 495 Stuyvesant av Reading Cab Co, (William N English; mgr), 385 Railroad av Reading Charles, laborer, bds 220 N Warren Reading Charles A, potter, h 495 Stuyvesant av Reading Edward M, city assessor, h 216 N Warren Reading Harvey F, bookkeeper, h 62 Butler Reading John F, coachman, h 19 Titus av Reading John J, coachman, h 127 Boudinot READING JOSEPH, fish and oysters, N E cor Perry and Warren, h 121 Chancery Reading Jonathan Mrs, res 220 N Warren Reading Katie, boarding, 220 N Warren, res do Reading Louisa M, wid Louis E, res 626 W State Reading Rosa, grocer, 406 N Montgomery, res do Reading Sadie, milliner, res 121 Chancery Reagan Bridget, wid Michael, res 205 S Feeder REAL ESTATE TITLE CO (THE) OF NEW JERSEY, (Hugh H Hamill, pres’t), 28 W State Reardon John P, laborer, bds 503 N Clinton av Reardon Mary, confectioner, Prospect cor Pennington av Reardon Matthew, potter, h Prospect cor Pennington av Reas John, newsdealer, h 139 Tremont Reasoner James, laborer, bds 331 N Montgomery Reay Henry C, potter, h 18 Mead Reay John M, potter, h 538 N Clinton av Reay Mary, wid Mark J, res 551 N Clinton av Reay Mary, wid William, res 36 Tyrell av Reay William T, potter, h 551 N Clinton av Reazner James D, laborer, h 59 Gordon Rech John, ropemaker, h 806 Division Reck George, milkman, h 326 Genesee Reck George J, milkman, bds 326 Genesee Recker Joseph, chainmaker, h 1308 S Broad Reckerson Robert, butcher, h 12 Water Reddan Thomas, laborer, bds 740 Roebling av Reddan William, laborer, h 740 Roebling av Redden Anna, confectioner, 317 Union, res do Reddan Martin W P, physician, bds 42 Spring Reddan Michael, h 42 Spring Reddan William J, student, bds 42 Spring Redding Mary E, res 3 Taylor al Redding Theodore, laborer, h 3 Taylor al Reddy Edward, potter, h 52 Clark Redfern John H, clerk, h 9 N Willow Redfern Joseph, h 237 Mercer Redman John C, potter, h 435 Emory av Redman John G, potter, h 435 Emory av Bedman Joseph, laborer, bds 543 Emory av Redman Martin W, roper, h 435 Emory av Redmond Charles, potter, h 622 Anderson Rednor Isador C, furniture, 302 S Broad, h do Red Star Carpet Cleaning Works, (Bell & Scobey; props), 11 W Lafayette Red Star Home Coupon Ex Co, 109 N Broad REDWAY THOMAS H R, grand secretary Grand Lodge F & A M, Masonic Temple, h 177 Brunswick av Reed Albert, laborer, bds 156 Philemon Reed Albert, saggermaker, bds Hamilton av cor S Olden av Reed Alexander F, laborer, h 194 Lamberton Reed Alfred, vice chancellor, res Ewing twp Reed Ansom B, carpenter, h 141 Sherman av Reed Augustus A, cablemaker, h 715 Chestnut av Reed Beulah, res 49 Bellevue av Reed Callene T, teacher, res 443 Chestnut av Reed Charles, saggermaker, bds Hamilton av cor S Olden av Reed Charles, potter, bds 32 Ingham av Reed Charles A, japanner, h 156 Philemon Reed Charles E, railroader, h 33 Pearl Reed Charles E, potter, bds 47 Summer Reed Charles H, clerk, h 79 Pashley av Reed Charles H, machinist, h 433 Centre Reed Charles T, barber, h 780 E State Reed Charles W, grocer, 201 Spring, h do Reed Clara M, wid Hugh, res 194 Lamberton Reed DeWitt, salesman, h 259 Hamilton av Reed, Edward, laborer, h 289 Ashmore av Reed Ernest, rubber chemist, bds 119 S Montgomery Reed Frederick D, painter, bds 519 Emory av Reed George, rubberworker, bds 223 Mott Reed George E, potter, bds 16 S Jackson Reed George F C, (Joseph B Reed & Sons), res Hamilton twp Reed George W, real estate, h 675 N Clinton av Reed Harvey G, (Joseph B Reed & Sons), res Hamilton twp Reid J George N, commercial traveler, h 26 Beaver Reed Jacob M, superintendent, h 200 W Hanover Reed James N, laborer, h 148 Washington (Homedell) Reed Jane E, dressmaker, res 313 Hudson Reed John F, salesman, h 818 E State Reed John W, manager, h 443 Chestnut av Reed Joseph B, (Joseph B Reed & Sons), res Hamilton twp Reed Joseph B, livery, bds 145 S Stockton REED JOSEPH B & SONS, (Harvey G and George F C), feed; grain; hay and coal, 258 and 260 N Clinton av Reed Joseph P, laborer, h 313 Hudson Reed Lillian M, teacher, res 443 Chestnut av Reed Liscomb T Mrs, res 196 Locust Reed Margaret, wid Edward, res 118 Chestnut av Reed Mary, wid Amos, res 215 S Warren Reed Mary, wid William, res 110 N Stockton Reed Melville T, milk, 675 N Clinton av, h do Reed Owen P, rubberworker, h 804 Cherry Reed Peter S, rubberworker, h adj Whitehead’s mill Reed Rebecca wid Charles A, res 144 Sweets av Reed Robert H, engineer, h 118 Chestnut av Reed Samuel P, brickmaker, h 358 Reservoir Reed Thomas, beamer, h 544 S Warren Reed Wesley, house painter, h 339 Genesee Reed William C, brakeman, bds 196 Locust Reed William H, railroader, h 258 Church Reeder Albert S, ironworker, h 311 Calhoun Reeder Augustus S, engineer, h 740 Centre Reeder Belle, wid Cornelius, res 408 Elmer Reeder Benjamin P Mrs, res 168 W Hanover Reeder Charles, potter, h 13 Chapel Reeder Charles S, bookkeeper, bds 311 Calhoun Reeder Elizabeth, wid William W, res 740 Centre Reeder Frank E, sanitary presser, bds 13 Chapel Reeder Lewis W, carriage mfr, 225 S Warren, h 18 Philemon Reeder Mary, wid Amos, res 22 Southard Reeder Melvina, wid Albert K, res 83 Southard Reedy Edward, handler, bds 172 Monmouth Reedy John F, potter, bds 24 Bank Reedy Mary C, dressmaker, res 172 Monmouth Reedy William jr, laborer, bds 172 Monmouth Reedy William sr, h 172 Monmouth Reeg Annie, wid Amos, res 38 1/2 New Rose Reeg Engelberg B, butcher (Wasn mkt), res Dolton’s Block Reeg Ludwina, wid George, res 47 Fountain av Reeger John, tilemaker, h 602 S Warren Reeger John L, U S A, h 101 Hancock av Reera John, laborer, h 1 Margerum ct Rees Albert W, clerk, h 46 Division Rees Charles S, barber, 484 N Clinton av, h 509 do Rees Ella M, teacher, res 164 Anderson Rees Frederick P, foreman, also assemblyman, h 321 Liberty Rees John, potter, h 755 Beatty Rees Lizzie R, wid Philip T, res 553 S Clinton av Rees Mary, boarding house,209 E Front, res do Rees Thomas, potters’ printer, h Quinton av (Villa Park) Rees Thomas D, roller, h 164 Anderson Reese Albert, engineer, h 24 Tyler Reese Alexander, painter, h 615 Division Reese John, wiredrawer, bds 234 Mott Reese John, wiredrawer, h 93 Clark Reese John A, foreman, h 588 Centre Reese Nathan, foreman, h Pennington av n Prospect Reese William, brakeman, h 7 Thompson Reeve Dallas, register vital statistics, h 2 Southard Reeves Andrew C, (Reeves Machine Co; Walter West & Co); also lawyer, Broad St Bank bldg, h 157 Greenwood av Reeves Charles, laborer, h 45 Turpin Reeves Clifton, (Reeves Machine Co), h 47 S Olden av Reeves Daniel, presser, bds 816 Mulberry Reeves Elizabeth, wid Enoch, res 229 Centre Reeves Elizabeth Mrs, res 519 E State Reeves Ella V, wid Enos, res 304 N Warren Reeves Florence N, wid John A, res 40 Yard av Reeves Joseph M, h 40 Yard av REEVES MACHINE CO; THE, (A C and Clifton Reeves), engines and machinery, Parker and Randolph avs Regan Edward, potter, h 23 Butler Regan Elizabeth, wid Dominick, res 23 Butler Regan Martin, laborer, bds 23 Butler Regan Martin, plaster, h 30 Oak Regan Michael, laborer, h 3 Margerum ct Regensberger, Charles J, electrician, bds 319 Genesee Regensberger, John, terrai~tta worker, h 319 Genesee Regeusberger Otto, compositor, bds 319 Genesee Regnault Fannie, res 44 Belvidere Regnault George W, h 9 Taylor al Regnault John H, barkeeper, h 58 Passaic Regnault Rebecca, wid George, res 13 Taylor al Rehrig Charles K, clerk, bds 344 Bellevueav Reichel Frederick, blacksmith, h 481 Centre REICHERT CHARLES H, (Trenton Red Front Brick Works), h Princeton av cor Spruce Reichert Charles sr, chainmaker, h 149 Fountain av Reichert George Mrs, dressmaker, res 115 Brunswick av Reichert Harry, carpenter, bds 149 Fountain av Reichert William, engineer, h 932 New Willow Reichert William, blacksmith, h Lalor opp Beatty Reid Andrew, laborer, h 377 Hewitt Reid Charles A, sup’t (Broad St Bank bldg), h 261 Jackson Reid Edgar P, operator, bds 158 Passaic Reid Hugh M, auctioneer, 122 S Broad, h 321 Market Reigel William H, agent, h 36 Overbrook av Reiger Katora, laborer, h 537 Phillips av Reikowsky Herman, laborer, h 42 Fountain av Reilly Bridget, wid Thomas, res 173 Girard av Reilly Edward, saloon, 300 N Clinton av, h do Reilly Edward Mrs, res Hotel Windsor Reilly Edward E, barber, 533 Chestnut av, h do Reilly John, watchmaker, bds 533 Chestnut av Reilly John J, potter, bds 533 Chestnut av Reilly Joseph S, warehouseman, h 36 Beaver Reilly Patrick F, carpenter, h 21 1/2 Reilly Richard, wireworker, h 608 Second Reilly Sarah, wid Philip, res 112 Southard Reilly Theresa A, tailoress, res 21 1/2 Sheridan av Reilly William W, polisher, bds 21 1/2 Sheridan av Reim Joseph, car inspector, h 31 Adeline Reim Kate, wid George, res 31 Adeline Reiman Henry, ropemaker, h 116 Second Reiman Jacob, carpenter, h 48 Fountain av Reimer Ira, laborer, bds 13 Pennington av Rein Frank, kilnrnan, h 670 N Clinton av Rein George, dishmaker, h 717 Mulberry Rein Henry, potter, bds 717 Mulberry Reinbold Jacob, driver, h 119 Passaic Reiner Matthew, laborer, h 17 Orange Reinert George, h 1000 Division Reingruber Henry, laborer, bds 201 N Willow Reingruber John M, laborer, h 210 N Willow Reinhard Jacob, prison commissary, h 119 Centre Reinhardt Jacob, driver, bds 230 Bayard Reinhart Albert H, woolenworker, h 166 Cooper Reinhart Katherine, teacher, res 516 Market Reisner Charles, watchmaker, bds 419 Chestnut av Reisner Leon, fireman, h 160 Home av Reiss Charles, laborer, h 815 Division Reiss Mary, wid William, h 815 Division Reister Frederick, saloon, 140 Jefferson, h 132 do Reister’s Hall, 140 Jefferson Reister William H, bookkeeper, h 132 Jefferson Reith Carl, carpenter, h 212 Centre Reith Lizzie C, notions, 212 Centre, res do Reither Charles, wire rope splicer, h 522 Federal Rekofsky Joseph, laborer, h 172 Hancock av Relak Michael, laborer, bds 35 Turpin Rellstab Herman W, kilnman, h 39 Pearl RELLSTAB JOHN, (Buchanan & Rellstab); also county judge, h 218 Hamilton av Remmele Paulena, wid John, res 60 Gordon Remmele Robert, carpenter, h 223 Hewitt Remsen Alvin, potter, bds 128 Mercer Remsen Rury, mason, bds 220 Bayard Remsen Elmer E, potter, h 128 Mercer Remsen Irving, potter, h 259 Walnut av Remsen Oswald, potter, h 126 Mercer Renc John G, grocer, 125 Sherman av, h do Renc William, shirtcutter, h 125 Sherman av Render James, farmer, bds 157 Brunswick av Renelt Frank, foreman, h Carroll Rengert Michael, laborer, bds 880 New York av Renner Charles, driver, h 256 Church Renner William H, baker, h 813 S Clinton av Reno John, laborer, h 180 Hancock av Rentner Albert C, laborer, h 15 Hewitt Rentner August, roper, bds 120 Mott Rentner Frederick, foreman, h 17 Hewitt Rentner Frederick, ropemaker, h 149 Ashmore av Rentner Herman, laborer, h 605 Second Rentz John C, laborer, h 60 Bellevue av Repp William, clerk, bds 495 Princeton av Reppert Edward F, machinist, h 44 Charles Reppert Ellen, wid Frederick, res 133 Kossuth Republican Club, 139 E Hanover Reseler Annie M, res 227 Taylor Retter Gotfried, stonemason, h 13 Brown Reuss Herman, foreman, h 210 Genesee Reutter Jacob, painter, 679 S Broad, h do Reutter John, painter, h 679 S Broad Reutter Walter, wireworker, h 679 S Broad Revolinski Alexander, laborer, h 773 Beatty Rex Harry, operator, bds 240 Clay Reynolds & Co, (John R), confectionery, 29 E State Reynolds Elizabeth M, wid Henry, res 311 S Warren Reynolds George A, decorator, h 39 Anderson Reynolds George O, fireman, h 116 Hewitt Reynolds John, woolworker, bds 303 S Warren Reynolds John, presser, bds 217 Breunig av Reynolds John E, laborer, h 317 St Joes av Reynolds John F, cutter, h 244 Bellevue av Reynolds John R, (Reynolds & Co), res Wilmington; Del Reynolds John R, fancy goods, 18 E State, h 134 W do Reynolds Josephine, wid Thomas, res 119 Pearl Reynolds Martha, wid James, res 116 Quarry al Reynolds Thomas, machinist, bds 119 Pearl Reynolds Thomas H, commercial traveler, h 78 Philemon Reynolds Walter M, clerk, h 95 Spring Reynolds William E, clerk, h 158 S Stockton Reynolds William F, fireman, h 623 N Clinton av Rezner Leo, laborer, h 160 Home av Rhead Harry, machinist, h 240 Morris av Rhead Henry, potter, h 335 Walnut av Rhead John, potter, bds 335 Walnut av Rhinehart Tacey, wid Humphrey D, res 193 Lamberton Rhoades Catharine Mrs, notions, 77 Lamberton, res do Rhoades George S, baker, h 188 Lamberton Rhoades John, potter, h 20 Mead Rhoades William J, expressman, bds 77 Lamberton Rhoades William L, baker, h 188 Lamberton Rhoads Harry W, polisher, h 106 Houghton av Rhoads Jacob B, grocer, 346 Elmer, h do Rhodes John, retired, h 119 N Stockton Rhodes Robert, potters’ printer, h 24 Oak Rhoda Richard, brassmoulder, bds 121 Perry Rhubert James, railroader, h 29 Bainbridge Ribsam Building, N E cor Broad and Front Ribsam Carlman, (C Ribsam & Son) h 31 Wall Ribsam Joseph F, florist, h 46 Chestnut av RIBSAM CARLMAN & SON, (Martin C), nurserymen; florists; seedsmen and dealers in garden and farming implements, S Broad cor Front Ribsam Martin C, (C Ribsam & Son), h 27 Wall Ribsam Nicholas J, florist, h 320 Monmouth Ricatto Gihon, cigars, 576 Perry, h 181 Jeferson Rice A Sager, salesman, bds 221 Academy Rice Agnes H, music teacher, 38 Southard, res do RICE ALICE M, librarian (Union Library), res 38 Southard Rice Annie, dressmaker, res 21 Sanford Rice Bessie, school teacher, res 38 Southard Rice Caroline A, teacher, res 38 Lamberton Rice Charles W, brickmaker, bds 322 Calhoun Rice Clara E, wid Hiram L, res 38 Southard RICE CLOTHING CO, (Jonas D Rice; prop), merchant tailors and men’s furnishers, 10-12 N Broad Rice Elwood, waiter, h 329 N Montgomery Rice Frederick, baker, bds 759 Cass Rice George E, brickmaker, bds 148 Sherman av Rice George M, brewer, h 23 Lincoln av Rice Harriett, wid Josiah S, res 38 Lamberton Rice Henry, h 479 Centre Rice Herman, barkeeper, bds 160 Jefferson Rice John J, saloon, 160 Jefferson, h do Rice Jonas D, (Rice Clothing Co), h 22 Carroll Rice Joseph, retired, h 221 Academy Rice Lyman B, clerk, bds 27 Chapel Rice Margaret, widow, res 21 Sanford Rice Mary, wid Joseph, res 160 Jefferson Rice Philip, potter, h 479 Centre RICE WILLIAM, physician and surgeon, 567 S Warren, h 565 do Rice William, rubberworker, h 234 Walnut av Rice William L, salesman, h 23 Lincoln av Rich Benjamin, candies, Cadwalader Park, res do Rich Charles, potter, h 132 Sherman av Rich Charles H, conductor, h 323 Monmouth Rich Edward, potter, h 132 Sherman av Rich Edward jr, presser, h 668 N Clinton av Rich Elizabeth, wid James, res 219 Spring Rich Elizabeth Mrs, res 132 Sherman av Rich George, potter, h 149 Sherman av Rich James, potter, h 132 Girard av Rich James E, potter, h 132 Girard av Rich William, railroader, h 35 S Olden av Richards Emily, wid Thomas, res 35 College Richards Ervin V, (Diamond Porcelain Co), h 113 W State Richards Howard E, mattressmaker, h 108 Boudinot RICHARDS HOWARD N, druggist, Perry cor Montgomery, h 202 E Hanover Richards John, machinist, h 245 Hamilton av Richards John H, carpenter, bds 621 Centre Richards John H, watchmaker, bds 35 College Richards John J, grocer, 230 W State, h do Richards Walter, bicycle repairer, 78 Jackson, bds 82 do Richards William, carpenter, bds 358 Brunswick av Richardson Alfred M, salesman, bds 223 Tyler Richardson Archibald, grocer, 42 Jefferson, h do Richardson Daniel, driver, h r 167 S Broad Richardson Edward M, salesman, h 837 Berkeley av Richardson Frank, freight handler, h 676 N Clinton av Richardson Frederick G, paperhanger, h 200 Lamberton Richardson George, ins collector, h 553 Perry Richardson George, potter, h 29 Lincoln av Richardson James A, potter, h 225 1/2 Kossuth Richardson James B, machinist, bds 46 Livingston Richardson John B, butcher, h 223 Tyler Richardson John J, foreman, h 40 Chestnut av Richardson John V, brakeman, bds 223 Tyler Richardson Joseph B, (J B Richardson &, Son), res Phila; Pa RICHARDSON JOSEPH B & SON (Joseph C), wholesale and retail dealers in lime; coal; cement; terra cotta pipe and building materials, 120 S Stockton Richardson Joseph C, (J B Richardson & Son), h 220 Academy Richardson Mary E, dressmaker, 553 Perry, res do RICHARDSON PERCY B, wholesale dealer in coal; lime; cement; sand and stone, 111 E State, h 256 Bellevue av Richardson Robert, clerk, bds 42 Jefferson Richardson Sarah, wid Thomas, res 116 Lamberton Richardson Thomas J, machinist, h 116 Lamberton Richardson William, clerk, bds 42 Jefferson Richardson William, potter, h 565 N Clinton av Richardson William H, manager, h 11 E State Richardson William H, potter, h 616 Princeton av Richardson William H, patternmaker, h 910 Lamberton Richert Albert H, slipmaker, bds 115 Brunswick av Richert Anna M, dressmaker, res 115 Brunswick av Richert Leon G, rubberworker, h 23 Trent Richert William, laborer, h 932 Willow ab Ingham av Richetti Frank, junk, h 6 Diamond Richey Augustus G (Est of), 11 W State Richey Augustus G Mrs, res 443 W State RICHEY ISAAC F, counselor-at-law, 11 W State, h 443 do Richmond Thomas, ironmoulder, h 196 Lamberton Richter Frank, plumber, h 18 W Lafayette Richter Harriett, dressmaker, res 222 N Clinton av Richter Henry, policeman, h 18 W Lafayette Richter Henry J, asst superintendent, h 8 Asbury Richter Julia, wid Guido, res 314 Lamberton Ricke John W, stripper, h 243 Adeline Rickert Jacob S, butcher h 51 Spring Rickett Frank, laborer, h 461 Lamberton Rickett Isaac, plumber, h 210 Prospect Rickeit Victor, laborer, h 457 Lamberton RICKEY ALEXANDER H, assistant secretary of state, h 55 Southard Rickey Amy R, res 215 N Broad Rickey Carl H, engineer, bds 55 Southard Rickey Charles E, watchmaker, bds 104 E Hanover Rickey Frank T, carpenter, h 9 W Front Rickey Furman, produce, City mkt, h Yardley; Pa Rickey Harry L, jeweler, 14 N Broad, h do Rickey James R, retired, h 459 Whittaker av Rickey Joseph O, (Merchants Express), h 936 Carteret av Rickey Lambert, (Merchants Express), h 236 N Warren Rickey Lambert & Son, (Joseph O), props Merchants Express, P & R R freight office Rickey Louis H, foreman, h 28 Beaver Rickey Mary A Mrs, res 215 N Broad Rickey Phoebe H, wid Lambert, res 104 E Hanover Rickey Walter H & Co, (Walter H Rickey), steamship agts, 16 E State Rickey Walter H, (W H Rickey& Co), h 595 Brunswick av RICKEY WILLIAM P, agent Phila and Reading R R, h 595 Brunswick av Rickey William P jr, baggage master, bds 144 Pennington Ricotto Vincenzo, barber, 186 Jefferson, h do Riddell John, ironworker, h 119 Mott Riddell Thomas, shoemaker, h 552 S Clinton av Rider Andrew J, (Rider Bus Col), h 3143 Mantua av (Phila) RIDER BUSINESS COLLEGE, (A J Rider; prop), Ribsam bldg, S Broad cor Front Rider William H, plumber, bds 531 Genesee Ridey John, drover, bds 137 Spring Ridgway John, potter, bds 306 E Trenton av Ridgway John C, driver, bds 2 Philemon Ridgway Mary A, wid John, res 29 Kent Ridgway William B, clerk, h 2 Philemon Ridgeway Edward H, laborer, h 213 Church Riedel Edmund C, foreman, h 563 Chestnut av Riedel Edmund E, foreman, h 563 Chestnut av Riedel Florence E, wid Ewald G, res 699 Chambers Riedel Robert, laborer, bds 563 Chestnut av Riedel William, patternmaker, bds 563 Chestnut av Riegel James, oysters, bds 426 Princeton av Riegel Jennie, wid Theodore, res 107 Spring Riegel Thomas T M, clerk, h 107 Spring Riehill Catharine, nurse, res 201 W Hanover Riehill William, horse-shoer, 30 Chancery, h 201 W Hanover Riehl Frank, potter, bds 64 Rose Riehl Joseph, sexton, h 64 Rose Rieker John G, baker, h 577 S Clinton av Rieker Tobias, boots and shoes, 702 S Broad, h do Riemann Christian, carpenter, h 103 Genesee Riemann Dora, dressmaker, res 23 S Warren Rieman Elizabeth, wid Jacob, res 116 Second Rieman Henry, wire drawer, h 116 Second Riemann Jacob, carpenter, h 48 Fountain av Rien George F, potter, h Lawrence rd (Slackwood) Rien John H, butcher, h Lawrence rd (Slackwood) Riether John H, wire drawer, h 705 S Clinton av Riether Joseph, grocer, 249 Second, h do Riether Joseph, oils, 301 Second, h 249 do Rifken & Baneson, (Nathan Rifken and Samuel Baneson), tailors, 628 S Warren Rifkin Louis, tailor, h 626 S Warren Rifkin Nathan, (Rifkin & Baneson), cigars, 326 S Warren,h do Rigby Leonard W, coal; wood, 212 Franklin, h do Rigger William, h 243 Adeline RIGGS E E, apothecary, S E cor Monmouth and Walnut av, h do Riker Henry, driver, h 14 Ogden Riker Henry, watchman, h 312 Cortland Riker John, driver, h 18 Ingham av Riker John, mason, h 310 Woodland Riker John R, clerk, h 7 Philemon Riker Joseph, driver, bds 18 Ingham av Riker Martha A, wid John, res 7 Philemon RIKER WILLIAM JR, clerk Supreme Court, State House, h Orange; N J Riley Augustus T, miller, h 711 Anderson Riley Bridget, boarding, 817 S Broad, res do Riley Charles, gateman, h 37 New Rose Riley Charles A, laborer, h 543 Roebling av Riley Charles O P, fish, 106 W Hanover, h do Riley Christopher, mason, bds 398 N Clinton av Riley Daniel, potter, h 108 Fountain av Riley Daniel, potter, h 86 Washington Riley Daniel B, potter, h 111 Temple Riley Dennert, farmer, bds 512 Calhoun Riley Edward, clerk, h 38 Bank Riley Edward, laborer, h 95 Klagg av Riley Enoch, potter, h 330 Elmer Riley Evert, student, bds 106 W Hanover Riley Frank, laborer, h 817 S Broad Riley Frank J, painter, bds 1016 S Broad Riley Harry C, printer, bds 1016 S Broad Riley Henry, flour miller, h 320 Bridge Riley Horace S, asst supt, h 201 Passaic Riley James T, potter, bds 149 Houghton av Riley John, bds 148 Perry Riley John F, driver, h 321 Academy Riley John H, engraver, bds Trenton House Riley Joseph, h Dolton’s Block Riley Joseph, hostler, h 123 Rose Riley Joseph, jiggerman, bds 30 Grant av Riley Malachi, wire drawer, h 1016 S Broad Riley Marcella, wid Joseph, res 30 Grant av Riley Margaret, dressmaker, 711 Anderson, h do Riley Maria, wid Theodore, res 57 Clark Riley Marvin A, reporter, h 6 W Front Riley Mary, grocer, 1016 S Broad, res do Riley Mary, res 362 N Clinton av Riley Mary, wid James, res 2 Hogarty al Riley Patrick J, potter, h 505 Perry Riley Peter A, potter, bds 323 Brunswick av Riley Thomas, laborer, bds 142 Rose Riley Thomas, potter, h 322 E Trenton av Riley William, printer, bds 1016 S Broad Riley Thomas F, clerk, bds 323 Brunswick av Rinehart David, poultry, h 516 Market Ringkamp, Bernard, saloon, 100 Dye, h do Ringkamp Frank, engineer, h 539 Roebling av Ringkamp Henry, saloon, 507 Second, h do Ringkamp Xavier, butcher, bds 507 Second Ringle Peter, laborer, h 613 Liberty Ringold Ella, res 20 Barnes Ringwood John, h 54 Escher Ringwood John jr, potter, bds 54 Escher Ripley Peris F, telegrapher, h 148 Pearl Riguete Frank, temperer, h Liberty n Chambers Risdon Edgar L, h 807 S Clinton av Risdon John, contractor, h 123 Mott RISDON LEVI B, pres’t (Trenton Mills & Elevator Co), h 130 W State Risdon Maggie H, (Smith & Walker), res 130 W State Risdon Margaret, wid William B, res 224 E Front Risdon Theodore R, clerk, h 8 Peace Riseley Arthur J, clerk, bds 166 W Hanover Riseley Charles P, clerk, h 199 Passaic Riseley James P, compositor, h 252 Jackson Riseley Jemima, wid John, res 853 E State Riseley William J, stone mason, h 59 Greenwood av Ristow Charles, potter, h Deutz av (Deutzville) Ristow Charles J, potter, bds 614 Centre Ristow Christopher, laborer, h 214 Home av Ristow Emma, saleslady, bds 488 Centre Ristow Ernest, potter, h 313 Case Ristow Ernest jr, potter, bds 313 Cass Ristow Frederick A, wire drawer, h 614 Centre Ristow Frederick W, potter, bds 614 Centre Ristow Herman, fireman, h 780 Beatty Ristow John, kilnman, h 488 Centre Ristow John, clerk, bds 313 Cass Bistow Lewis G, decorator, h 622 Centre Ristow William, laborer, h 774 Beatty Ristow William, laborer, h 622 Centre Ritchie Amos B, tel operator, h 410 Rutherford av Ritchie Elwood, painter, h 254 Bellevue av Riter Rhoda, wid Jeremiah, res 322 N Willow Rithle Caroline, wid Peter, res 117 Jefferson Rittenger Jacob, driver, h 276 N Willow Rittenger Lena, dressmaker, res 276 N Willow Rittenger Susanna, wid Philip, res 276 N Willow Rittenger William, driver, bds 276 N Willow Rittenhouse Charles E, driver, h 209 E State Rittenhouse E, student, bds American House Rittenhouse Earle D, electrician, bds 235 Spring Bittenhouse Henry H, janitor, h 137 Passaic Rittenhouse John C, pianos; etc, 119 N Broad, h 235 Spring Rittenhouse John W, foreman, h 25 Ewing Rittenhouse Martha V, dressmaker, res 235 Spring Rittenhouse Peter L, collector, h 264 Clay Ritter Andrew, h 187 Cooper Ritter Charles, ropemaker, h 1004 S Clinton av Ritter Charles, potter, h 735 Beatty Ritter Charles jr, fireman, bds 1004 S Clinton av Ritter Frederick M, wire worker, bds 620 Centre Ritter John, ropemaker, h 1002 S Clinton av Ritter John, gardener, h 334 Emory av Ritter William, japanner, h 123 Spring RITTMANN GOTTLIEB, "The Owl", wines, liquors and cigars, 143 S Broad and Factory, h do Rittmann Jacob, saloon, 234 N Clinton av, h do Rixson John C, barber, h 66 W Lafayette Rizer Jacob, laborer, h 231 Mott Roach Charles W, wheel wright, h 25 New Rose Roach Joseph, blackmmith, bds 216 Academy Robb Lewis, clerk, h 119 Second Robbins Anna B, wid William H, res 240 Clay Robbins & Bro, (Harry |