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 GEO. PERCIVAL RIDOUT, 
 
 HON. GEO. W. ALLAN, RICHARD S. CASSELS, 
 
 GEORGE J. BO\D, A. .JOSEPH, E. H. RUTHERFORD, 
 
 HON. WM. CAYLEY, PElEii PATERSON, THOMAS C. STREET. 
 
 0<y»ern(»' — Geo. Percival Ridoiit. Managing Director — Tliomas William 
 
 Deputij Oovemm- — Peter Patei-son. 
 Trustees — E. H. Rutherford, Hon. AViu. 
 Cayley, George J. Boyd. 
 
 Birchall. 
 Fi're Inspector — E. Roby O'Brien. 
 Marine Insjx'ctor — f 'ajjt. R. Courneen. 
 
 Insurances on all descriptions of jjroperty are granted liy this Com])any against loss and 
 damage by Fire, and also against loss or damage l)y the perils of Inland Navigation at the 
 CURRENT RATES OF PREMIUM. 
 
 Risks in each Branch are also taken by the several Agent.<i of the (Jompany at the 
 principal Cities, Towns and Ports of Shijnnent tliroughout the I'rovince. 
 
 Forms of application, with every re([uisite infonnation, may be obtained at the Head 
 Office or any of the Agents. 
 
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 A/>VElTiSEMENTS. 
 
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 OF CANADA, 
 
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 FOR 
 
 Fl iD WM lUMNCE 
 
 INCORPORATE!! BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1840. 
 
 HEAD OFFICE, 
 
 TORONTO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
 -♦•♦- 
 
 Hon. .T. HILLYAKD CAMERON, President. 
 LEWIS MOFFATT, Esq., Vice-Prehidkxt. " 
 
 C, J. CAMPBELL, Esg. i ANGUS MORRISON, Esi*. 
 
 Hon, MALCOLM CAMERON, A. T. FULTON, Esq. 
 
 A. R. McMASTER, Esq. I H. S. ROWLAND, E«q. 
 
 GEORGE DUGGAN, Esq. [ W. J. MacDONELL, Esq. 
 
 JOHN WORTHINGTON, E.sq. 
 
 katwger and Secretary —3X9,. SYDNEY CROCKER, Esq. 
 Assistant SearMi-i/— WILLIAM MURRAY, EiQ. 
 
 6'oto7o/,f— Messrs. DUGGAN k MEYERS, 
 .Bff«Xv,A— CANADL\N BANK OF COMMERCE. 
 
 t^ Iiij^nrancc granted on every description of Property from Loss or 
 damage by Fire, or the Perils of Navigation, at 
 moderate rates of preminm. 
 
 LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. 
 
 Agents in the principal Towns and Villages in the Province. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 CANADA PERMANENT 
 
 .^♦— . 
 
 PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $1,000,000. ASSETS, - $1,700,000. 
 
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 Office— Masonic Hall, Toronto Street, Toronto. 
 
 Deposits received daily. Interest guaranteed and paid lialf-yearlj', at five and six per cent. 
 
 per annum. 
 
 IMIOn^ElT TO LJEHSriD, 
 
 For from two to fifteen years, at reduced i-ates, upon approved Real Estate, re]myable on the 
 most favorable temisby a Sinking Fund, oh the principle of " Credit Foncier " Institutions 
 of Europe. 
 
 Circulars, with full information, may be obtained from 
 
 J. HERBERT MASON, 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 BBS! 
 
 FIRE AND MARmE INSURANCE. 
 
 BRITISH AME RICA ASSURAN CE COMPY. 
 
 INOOfiPOEATED BY AOT OF PAELIAMENT, 1833. 
 HEAD OFFICE-CORNER CHFRCU & COVRT^ STS:, TORONTO. 
 
 HON. GEO. W. ALLAN, RICHARD S. CASSELS, GEO. PERCIVAL RIDOUT 
 GEORGE J. BOYD. A. JOSEPH, E. H. RUTHERFORD 
 
 HON. WM. CAYLEY, PETER PATERSON, THOMAS ( STREET. 
 
 flWerwo?-— Geo. Percival Ridout. j Managing Director— 'Yhonim William 
 Dejmty <rowmw— Peter Paterson. Bircliall. 
 
 Trustees— E. H. Rutherford, Hon. Wm. Mre Impedrn'-Y,. Roby O'Brien. 
 
 Cayley, George J. Boyd. | Marine Iiis))ectm-—('ii^i. R. Courneen. 
 
 Insurances on all descriptions of jn'operty are granted by this Com])any against loss and 
 damage by Fire, and also against loss or damage by the perils of Inland Navigation at the 
 CURRENT RATES OF PREMIUM. « •' ^ g i ai, me 
 
 Risks hi each Branch are also taken by the several Agents of the ComTwny at the 
 principal Cities, Towns and Ports of Shipment throughout the Province. 
 
 Forms of application, with every requisite information, may be obtained at the Head 
 Office or jiiyr of tiie Agents. 
 
ADVEITISEMENTS. 
 
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 INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLUMENT 1H40. 
 
 HEAD OFFICE, " - TORONTO STREET, TORONTO. 
 
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 Hon. .7. HILLYARD CAMERON, President. 
 LEWIS MOFFATT, Esq., VicE-PaE8iDKXT. * 
 
 r>IB.BCTOS.S. 
 
 C. J. CAMPBELL, Esg. ANGUS MORRISON, £.'*(*. 
 
 Hon, MALCOLM CAMERON, A. T. FULTON, Esq. 
 
 A. R. McMASTER, E.sq. H. S. ROWLAND, Esq. 
 
 GEORGE DUGGAN, Esq. i W. J, MacDONELL, Esq. 
 
 JOHN WORTHINGTON, Esq. 
 
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 Mmuiger am' Hecretarij—iXB. SYDNEY CROCKER, Esq. 
 Assistant Sm-dary-\WUAAXM MURRAY, E»Q. 
 
 .S'o/t«7oj-,9— l^lESSKs. DUGGAN & MEYERS, 
 jBff.jiiv,s_(iANADlAN BANK OF COMMERCE. 
 
 Iiisnrance granted ou every description of Property flrom Loss or 
 
 damasc by Fire, or the Perils of Navigation, at 
 
 moderate rates of preminm. 
 
 LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. 
 
 Agents in the principal Towns and Villages in the Province. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 ^^T^tZlAN & GOMpAj^y.^ 
 
 J9I \eir 
 
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 ARE DISTINGUISHED FOR THEIR 
 
 Singing Quality, Volume and Purity of Tone, 
 
 ELASTIC EVEN TOUCH, DURABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION, 
 AND BEAUTY OF FINISH. 
 
 -A^ND IIA.VE KECEIVEi:) THE 
 
 FIRST PRIZE & ONLY DIPLOMA GIVEN, 
 
 For Fullness and Equality of Tone, at the Provincial Exhibition, 
 at Kingston, Septe:nber, 1867. 
 
 It is the uiiauinious opinion of the musical profession and the greatest critics, that tliey 
 cannot be surpassed by any other maker in America. 
 
 Intending purcliasers would do well to call and convince themselves. By purchasing our 
 Home Manufacture they save fully 25 i)er cent. 
 
 EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. 
 
 'WAJlEStOOMS A-XD MANXJ]FA.CTORY : 
 
 No. I05 KING STREET WEST, 
 
 TORONTO, ONT. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 Tone, 
 
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 ilYEN, 
 
 ibition, 
 
 ics, that they 
 urohasing our 
 
 : YEARS. 
 
 W. D. MATTHEWS & CO., 
 
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 SHIPPING AGENTS AND 
 
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 Old Corn Exehaiiffis 16 Front Street Eai^t, 
 
 TORONTO, 
 
 ONTAKIO. 
 
 FLOUR,GRAIN&ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE 
 
 BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. 
 
 Branch House, R. C. Hamilton & Co., 
 
 H. math:bson, 
 CLOTHING EMPORIUM, 
 
 la KiTsra sti^eet east. 
 
 Sui'RRB Clothing always on hand, of the Nkwkst Styles, hotter cut aud hetter made 
 
 than those of any house in the city. 
 
 GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS! 
 
 Of the Newest Styles, always on hand. 
 
 t^ My retail pricei for first-class goods are equal to the wholesale prices in other establioh- 
 
 ments, as I sell entirely for Hash. 
 
 H. MATHE80N, 
 
 1« Kins street East. 
 
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 IMPORTERS OF 
 
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 BRITISH Sc FOREIGN 
 
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 AND MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 CAKABIJLN f WimS, BliAHKHTSS^ Ac 
 
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 :* -t VOX O 10 H T W K E T , 
 
 J. GILLESPIE & CO., 
 
 MANUFACTUHKRS OF 
 
 HATS, GAPS & FURS, 
 
 GLOVES & GAUNTLETS 
 
 CALrSKIN HITTS, 
 
 BUFFALO BOBES. 
 
 &c., 4c., tc. 
 
 NO. 64 YONGE STREET, 
 
 TOROITTO. 
 
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 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 TORONTO 
 
 CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 1868-9, 
 
 rOKTAlNINO 
 
 A COMPLETE STEEET DIRECTORY, 
 
 AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, 
 A SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS CLASSIFICATION, 
 
 AMD KM 
 
 APPENDIX OF USEFUL INFORMATION. 
 
 HENRY McEVOY, COMPILER. 
 
 PXJBT^ieilKD AIsriMTJAT^T^Y. 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO., PUBLISHERS. 
 
 rilOVINCIAL OAZEXTEER AND GKNERAL DIRECTORY OFFICE, 
 53 WelllBgtoB StrMt Em(, oppoitU Bftiik of Toronto. 
 
 TORONTO: 
 
 DAILY TELEGRAPH PRINTING HOUSE, BAY STREET ^CORNER OF KING. 
 
 1868. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 ^ A-NDERSON & Qq 
 
 STOCK, MONEY, 
 
 Fm@©i3r©^ mm© 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
 
 AN1> 
 
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 (.FarliiiigtiiiT, 
 
 •VFIt'K-EWABriii BVILDIXdS, 
 
 Opposite Tortoiito Bunl^ 
 
 AND COLLECTING AGENTS, 
 
 N. B.^The Ontario Gazetteer and Directory — Toronto, Haiuilton, Ottiiwa, 
 Kingston, and other Directoriea compiled a^ad issued from this Office. 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON &. CO., 
 
 PUBLISHERS A?;i) COMPILERS, 
 
 53 VV]d:IXINGTON STREET, TC>RONT0. 
 
 HE^iRY McEYOY, CompUer. 
 
 The above firm intend annually to issue a DIRECTORY of all the PRINCIPAL 
 TOWNS and CITIES IN ONTARIO, including 
 
 Tor(^Kito, LQMQ>n, M^mlliQisir Klnipton, 
 
 A.NI> OTTAAVA, 
 
 And tave now in course of compilation a DIRECTORY «nd GAZE1TEER for the 
 whole Province of Ontario, which will be completed and issued wvihout delay. 
 
 (See page xui.) C. !i. A. & CO. 
 
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 iihout delay. 
 
 A. & CO. 
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 lu offei'ing the present edition of the City ok Toronto Cla^sifibd 
 Directory to the Public, tlie Publishers wish to state that every exertion 
 has been made to render the work complete and reliable, and as free from 
 eiTors as is possible in a compilation of this kind, OAving to the multiplicity 
 of sources from which lis information is obtained, ai^d trust the work will be 
 found eqiial to any former edition. 
 
 THE PUBLISHERS. 
 
 Toronto, August, 1868 
 
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 THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES ! 
 
 NOSSIS BLACK, 
 
 XTO. 18 
 
 King street East, 
 
 TORONTO, 
 
 FOR THK ABOV£ 
 
 CELEBRATED MACHINES. 
 
 The IMPROVED No. 2 IMPERIAL was awarded tlie Firbt Prize ovei the Ho-wk 
 Machine for Fine Leathee Stitouikr, at Kingston Provincial Fair, on the 26th September; 
 1867. 
 
 The Improved Letter A, or Family Machine, is incomparably the best Machine in 
 existence for all kinds of Family Sewing, and for Dress and Mantl§ Makers. They c^n bo 
 seen in all styles at his office. Purchasers should remember that the best are the cheapest in 
 the end. Nonmis Black is also Agent for Ontario for the 
 
 They are now indispensible to tiitaoe Manufacturers* 
 
 ALL REQUISITES FOR SEWING MACHINES ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 ALL MACHINES WARRAWTED. 
 
 5QSHTS BLi.CS. still manQ&oti,TeB the VL'rybest ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 
 
 JOHN CHARLESWORTH &, Co., 
 
 WHOLXSAUB IMrOIlTERS OF 
 
 BRITISH AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS. 
 
 i«AzXiXiXXT£]R"sr, <sco.. 
 
 44 YoNGE Street, 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 N. B.— New goods received weekly bj stfvnen from Europe, sfTordiag merchtnti great 
 i'Militiet for •orting np their stock*. 
 
 ■fe 
 
CHINES ! 
 
 ( BLACK, 
 
 18 
 
 reet East, 
 
 lONTO, 
 
 UK ABOV£ 
 
 MACHINES. 
 
 *RiZE ovei the Howk 
 »n the 26th September; 
 
 the best Machine in 
 Makers. Tliey can bn 
 )e8t are the cheapest in 
 
 ractnrers. 
 
 (AYS ON HAND. 
 D. _ef 
 
 ITIFICIAl LIMBS. 
 dt Co., 
 
 { GOODS, 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 -disg merchants great 
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Addenda to Street Directory 177 
 
 Agricultural and Horticultural Societies. 13 
 
 Agriculture and Public Works 5 
 
 Alphabetical Directory 181 
 
 Ranks " 11 
 
 Banks, Savings 11 
 
 Benevolent and Charitable Institutions. 13 
 
 Boardfof Health 33 
 
 Building, Savings and Investment 
 
 Societies 12 
 
 Canada Mercantile Protective Associa- 
 tion 11 
 
 Canadian Order of Oddfeliows 23 
 
 Churche.s 16 
 
 ('hurch Societv, Diocese of Toronto .... 18 
 
 Clubs .■ 24 
 
 ('Onstituencies, Province of Ontario 1 
 
 Consumers Gas Co 10 
 
 Corporation Officers of. 8 
 
 Cou' s 5 
 
 Crown Lands Department 4 
 
 Custom House 10 
 
 Fire Alarms 380 
 
 Fire Department , 10 
 
 Government, Province of Ontario 1 
 
 Harbor Commissioner 10 
 
 Index to Advertisements xi 
 
 Page. 
 
 Inland Revenue 10 
 
 Insurance Companies 26 
 
 Law Society, Ontario , .4 
 
 Leslieville 349 
 
 Loan, Land and Credit Companies 12 
 
 Loyal Orange Institutions of British 
 
 America 23 
 
 Ma.sonic 380 
 
 Medical Schools and Institutions 22 
 
 Metropolitan Water Works 10 
 
 Mining Companies., 29 
 
 Miscellaneous Institutions 16 
 
 Municipality of Toronto 8 
 
 Names too late for regular insertion, 
 
 omissions, &c xiv 
 
 Numbering and position of Streets 380 
 
 Roman Catholic Institutions 18 
 
 Scientific and Religious Institutions.... 16 
 
 Stage Routes 26 
 
 Street Directory 31 
 
 Subscriber s Classified Business Direc- 
 tory 361 
 
 Temperance Directory 23 
 
 Toronto Advertisers' Manufacturing 
 
 E-stablishmcnts 377 
 
 Universities, Colleges, Academies and 
 
 Schools 19 
 
 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Adams. James opp. 368 
 
 Adams, W. " 192 
 
 Albion Hot/ 1 " xvi 
 
 Aldwell S, Co 363 
 
 American Steam Ouage Co " 16 
 
 Anderson, C. E. k Co viii, xiii 
 
 Anderson, Robert W " 352 
 
 Armstrong, J. & Co " 160 
 
 Armitage, George " 192 
 
 Aykroyd, H " 363 
 
 Barker, Geo. & Co " 48 
 
 Bigelow, N. Gordon " 320 
 
 Booth G.&W .* " 160 
 
 Beckett, E " 177 
 
 Black, Norris x 
 
 Boyd, John & Co " 32 
 
 Butchart, D. C " 369 
 
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 Butland, U. B opp. 145 
 
 Burke, Wm " 17 
 
 Bradstreet, J. M. & Son " 193 
 
 Brent, 6. W xvi 
 
 Briggs, Samuel R " 65 
 
 Briggs, Thomas " 193 
 
 Brimer, John " 208 
 
 British America Assurance Co ii 
 
 Browne, P. & Co 80 
 
 Brown, Bros " 360 
 
 Bryce, McMurrich&Co yi 
 
 Carswell, R ." " «0 
 
 Canada Permanent Building and 
 
 Saving Society ii 
 
 Canadian Freeman 386 
 
 Campbell, C. J " 17« 
 
 Canuichael, R " 20* 
 
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 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 r»ee. 
 
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 Cliaffey, E. k Co., (outside front 
 
 cover • 
 
 Charlesworth, J. & Co 
 
 Clark, J. fc A., (end of book) 
 
 Clark, S. C. D.- & Co., (outside 
 
 back cover)... 
 
 Clements, John 
 
 Coffee, L. &Co " 
 
 Colwell, W. W " 
 
 CoUyer, John |^ 
 
 Colliss, Geo. A 
 
 Copland, Wm.> (inside back cover). 
 
 Cosgrave & Co 
 
 Cottrell, Wm [[ 
 
 Coxon, George 
 
 Cupplea & Hunter 
 
 Currie, Neil 
 
 Crawford, A 
 
 Daily Telegraph 
 
 Day, James E 
 
 Dickson, J. H 
 
 Davids, Joseph 
 
 Dixon, Bros 
 
 Doane, Henry.... 
 
 Evans, Elmsley & Co " 
 
 Evans, J. I 
 
 Fittinger, H. McCord & Co " 
 
 Fitzheniy, W. T " 
 
 Fortier, Charles G " 
 
 Gale, J. W " 
 
 Gillespie, J. & Co ... . 
 
 (Jooch, R. N., (outside back cover. 
 
 Goodworth, L. B. & Co 
 
 Gorrie & Parrish " 
 
 Graham, Henry & Co " 
 
 Great Western Railway, (near end 
 
 of book) 
 
 Griffith, W. & R " 
 
 Hamlin, E. H " 
 
 Harrison, Glover .* " 
 
 Heintzman & Co 
 
 Hornibrook & LePau " 
 
 Holman, George " 
 
 Hubertus, W. L. & Co " 
 
 Hunter, Rjsefc Co " 
 
 Leslie, George & Son " 
 
 Leslie, George H. & Co., (inside 
 
 back cover) 
 
 Laird, R.W " • 
 
 Lowe, Mrs, J. Frederick " 
 
 McCauslaud, Joseph " 
 
 Maitland, Robert " 
 
 Malcon^ R " 
 
 Maloney, John M " 
 
 Martin, James & Son " 
 
 Matthews, W. D. k Co 
 
 Matheson, H 
 
 Medical Department Vict. Unir. op 128, 
 
 Mendon, L, C " 
 
 Mercer, A " 
 
 369 
 
 65 
 
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 49 
 
 208 
 
 384 
 
 64 
 
 337 
 
 192 
 
 33 
 
 81 
 
 161 
 
 179 
 
 380 
 
 33 
 
 193 
 
 320 
 
 80 
 
 380 
 
 352 
 
 32 
 
 337 
 
 97 
 
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 176 
 
 112 
 
 380 
 
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 348 
 
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 337 
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 4€ 
 368 
 
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 96 
 
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 Page. 
 
 Millichamp, W opp. 208 
 
 Moffatt, Murray & Beattie " 97 
 
 Montreal Telegraph Co 384 
 
 Morin, James " 146 
 
 Morphy, E. M " 81 
 
 Morse, H. J. k Co " 380 
 
 Murray, W. A. & Co., (outside back 
 
 cover 
 
 Northeni Railway of Canada. " 118 
 
 0'Keefe& Co " 81 
 
 Parkinson, Emily xvi 
 
 Parson, Bros " 177 
 
 Patterson & Beaty " 353 
 
 Phenix Insurance Co " 337 
 
 Phoenix Fire Insurance Co " 97 
 
 Pocknell, R. T " 160 
 
 Powell, Johns " 145 
 
 Provincial Insurance Co iii 
 
 Reford & Dillon " 49 
 
 Reed, Tliomaa, (inside back cover). 
 
 Ritchie, John " 368 
 
 Roberts, W.h " 353 
 
 Robertson, A " 64 
 
 Roblin, M. C " 380 
 
 Rogers, W. D " 17 
 
 Rolph, Hon. John ..."128,129 
 
 Rordans, J. & Co " 176 
 
 Ross, Joseph " 16 
 
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 Rutherford, A " 145 
 
 Samuel, M. &'L " 65 
 
 Segsworth, John " 48 
 
 Scoley, E. K., (end of book) 
 
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 Scott, J. Stuart, M.D " 9G 
 
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 Smith, A " 369 
 
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 Spirit of the Age " 321 
 
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 Steward, Wni xt 
 
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 Thompson, James 885 
 
 Toronto Daily Leader " ivi 
 
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 Toronto School of Medicine 382, 383 
 
 Turner, John " 837 
 
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 Walton, H " 369 
 
 Wilioa, Wm '. " 17 
 
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 Western Aanurance Co xv 
 
 Woottoa, Joel xrl 
 
 Wright, H. C. k Co '• 160 
 
 Wright, H. H., M.D 382, 388 
 
 W«od, JobnO " 369 
 
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 Bolton, John, li 63 Grange Road. 
 Boyce, Edward, butcher 111 Queen w. 
 BRITISH AMERICA COMMERCIALCOL- 
 
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 CAMIDfiE, JOHN, Mus. Doc. Cantuar 
 
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 CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, Rev. George S. 
 
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 CHRISTIE, BROWN k CO., biscuit bakers, 
 
 kc, 626 Yonge. 
 Clunie, Wm., JI.D., li 208 Church. 
 COXON, SAMUEL, sausage, pork and 
 
 provision dealer, 220 King e. 
 Cuppage, Wm. chief clerk P. O. inspector's 
 
 office removed to 223 Carlton. 
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 76 Bay. 
 DAMOREAU, C. F., en^ver on wood, 
 
 removed to 87 Bay cor King. 
 Dewhey, Mrs., private boarding house 8 
 
 James. 
 DICKSON, J. H., washing machine maker 
 
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 DOBBIE & CARRIE, dry goods, kc, 3 
 
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 DUNN, T, J. &C0., commission merchants 
 
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 n 8 King cor York. 
 DUNSPAUGH & WATSON, wholesale drug- 
 gists removing to 3 Front e. 
 
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 591 Yonge. 
 
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 kc. , reniov ed to 36 Front e. 
 
 HASTINGS, GEORGE, (Hastings k Peter- 
 kin), h 110 Terauley. 
 
 HASTINGS & PETEKKIN, (George Hast- 
 ings k Charles R. Peterkin), wood turner* 
 and carvers, h 71 Adelaide w. 
 
 Henning, Wm. S., contractor. King w. 
 
 HOLLAND, GEORGE B., inspector of 
 Loudon & Lancashire Life Assurance Co., 
 and Phoenix Life, of Hartford Conn. , office 
 94 King e. 
 
 HOME INSURANCE CO., (New Haven 
 Conn.), Wm. Rowland, agent 67 Welling- 
 ton cor Church. (See advt). 
 
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 Hon. W. P., C.B., Lieut. Gov. of Ontario, 
 res William e. 
 
 KINGSTONE, F. W. barrister 62 Church, 
 res removed to 66 Gerrard e. 
 
 LA YTON, HENRY U., prop Crer Howell 
 Hotel, (College Ave, 
 
 Layton, Mrs., Jane, (wid Henry), C«r 
 Howell Hotel. 
 
 LAW'S HOTEL, (late Argyle), James Law, 
 prop. Front e cor Scott. 
 
 LESLIE, GEORGE H. k CO., chemists and 
 druggists Yonge, Yorkville. (See advt). 
 
 MoTAGUE, JOHN, shoemaker, h 63 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 MARGACH, J. L., chemist and dniggist 44 
 King e. 
 
 METCALFE, JAMES, M.P., president 
 Royal Canadian Bank,, h Yonge, address 
 Toronto P. O. 
 
 NOLTON, M,, butcher, 257 and 269 Yonge 
 h same, 
 
 SULLIVAN, WM. B., general agent, Globe 
 liane, rooms Masonic Hall. 
 
 Tola. Robert, shoemaker 69 Colborne, 
 
 WRIGHT, H. C. & CO., paper bag & flour 
 sack manufactory 22 Francis. (See advt). 
 
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 eners' Arms Hotel 
 
 r in liiiles, leather 
 
 nt e. 
 
 (Hastings k Peter- 
 
 IN, (George Hast- 
 kin), wood turnew 
 ide w. 
 ,ctor, King w. 
 
 H., inspe(;tor of 
 life Assurance Co., 
 rtfordConn., office 
 
 }0., (New Haven 
 agent 67 W^lling- 
 wlvt). 
 
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 it. Gov. of Ontario, 
 
 rrister 62 Church, 
 
 ard e. 
 
 prop Crer Howell 
 
 vid Henry), Cier 
 
 gyle), James Law, 
 
 CO., chemistaand 
 •ille. (See advt). 
 smaker, h 53 Vic- 
 
 ist and dniggist 44 
 
 M.P., president 
 h Yonge, address 
 
 J57 and 269 Yonge 
 
 nernl agent, Globe 
 
 rail. 
 
 59 Colhorne. 
 
 paper bi^ k flour 
 
 ■ancis. (Siue advt). 
 
 
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 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. 
 
 INCO.^PORATED 1851. 
 
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 head office, toronto. province of ontario. 
 
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 ALEXANDER MANNING, Esq. 
 
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 to diseases of inflammatoiy nature. 
 
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 JOB. WOOTTON, 
 
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 HORSES SHOD ON THE PRINCIPLE OF THE VETERINARY COLLEGE, 
 
 AT THE FOnOE, 
 
 52 QUEEISr STREET AVEST, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 I8LA1ND HOTEL, 
 
 MRS. EMILY PARKINSOIV, PROPRIETRESS. 
 
 This is the principal Hotel on the Island, and the most popular summer reaoii of 
 
 the City Public. • 
 
 ETery acoommodation for Visiton.--The best brands of Wines, Liqaora a&d Qigars. 
 The Steam Ferries leave tlie Wharf and the City every half hour. 
 
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 MKUTKNANT-lJOVKRXOlt : 
 Ma.iiii;-(!km;i! vr, IIkniiv \Vii.i,ia.m Siispkh, C. 15., Toronto 
 
 K.XKCrTlVK COirXClL : 
 
 Hon. .1. S. MiHilonaM, Attorncy-UiMitTil. ! Hon. Sti'iilicn I'icliaiils, Coniniissioncr of 
 
 Hon. Mattlii'w ('roi)ks Ciuurron, Scri'tiry | Crown Lands. 
 
 ami I'i'gistrar. Hon. K. B. Wood, Trcasmrer. 
 
 Hon. .1. Carling, .Minister of .\;.,'riiiiltmv. (.lolin .Slmtcr Smith, Ksn., Clerk.) , 
 
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 ALPHAlM'ynCAL LIST <)!<' CON'STITUKNCIKS, MKMI'.KIJS AND ADDliESSES. 
 
 (■OX,STITUENCIKS. 
 
 Addington 
 
 Algoina 
 
 liothw.'ll 
 
 Jhant, N. 1! 
 
 Brant, S. 1{ 
 
 liroikvillc 
 
 Ihncc, N. 1! ... 
 Bnuv, S. H .... 
 
 Card well 
 
 Carh'ton 
 
 Cornwall 
 
 Dunda.s 
 
 Durhnni, K. 15. 
 Durham, \V. 11. 
 
 Klgin, K. 1{ 
 
 Elgin, W. II 
 
 E,s.s('x 
 
 Frontenac 
 Glengarry 
 
 r,ErnK.sK.Nr.vrivi-..s. 
 
 AI)IHU;ssK.><. 
 
 K. J. HooiH'r .. 
 
 Xapancc. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 Paris. 
 
 Prantford. 
 
 Hrockvillo. 
 
 Saugccn. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Covcntrv. 
 
 Ottawa." 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 Morri.shurgli. 
 
 Port Hope. 
 
 Powmanville. 
 
 New Saruni. 
 
 lona. 
 
 Kings ville. 
 
 King.ston. 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 
 F. W. Cund.crland 
 
 A. M.'K.dlar 
 
 H. Finlav.son 
 
 Hon. K. 'R Wood 
 
 AV. Fitz.siminon.s 
 
 
 1). Sinelair 
 
 Edward Hlakt- 
 
 
 T. Swinarton 
 
 1{. Lvon 
 
 
 Hon. J. S. Macdonald 
 
 Simon Cook 
 
 A. T. H. Williams 
 
 J. McLwd 
 
 J). Luton 
 
 • 
 
 Nicol MoColl 
 
 S. Wiglo 
 
 Sir H. Smith 
 
 J. Craig 
 
 * 1 i 
 
 ^*-*^ 
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 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 C0NHTITUENC1K8. 
 
 Vn 
 
 I 
 
 Orenville, 8. R 
 
 Grey, N. R 
 
 Grey, 8. R 
 
 HaUUmand 
 
 Halton 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Hastings, W. R 
 
 Hastings, E. R 
 
 Hastings, N. R 
 
 Huron, N. R 
 
 Huron, 8. R 
 
 Kent 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Lnnibton 
 
 Lanark, N. U 
 
 Lanark, S. R 
 
 Leeds, N. R 
 
 Leeds, 8. R 
 
 Lennox 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Ijondon 
 
 Middlesex, E.jk 
 
 Middlesex, N. R 
 
 Middlesex, W. R 
 
 Monok 
 
 Niagara 
 
 Northumberland, East. 
 Korthumlierland, "West. 
 
 Norfolk, S. R 
 
 Norfolk, N. R 
 
 Ontario, N. R 
 
 Ontario, S. R 
 
 Ottawa 
 
 Oxford, N. R 
 
 Oxford, 8. R 
 
 Peel 
 
 Perth, N. R 
 
 Perth, 8. R 
 
 Peterboro', E. R 
 
 Peterboro', W. R 
 
 Prescott, 
 
 Prince Edward 
 
 Renfrew, 8. R 
 
 Renfrew, N. R 
 
 Russell 
 
 Simcoe, N. R 
 
 Simcoe, 8, R 
 
 Stormont . 
 
 Toronto, East 
 
 Toronto, West 
 
 Victoria, N. R 
 
 Victoria, 8. R 
 
 Waterloo, N. R 
 
 Waterloo, 8. R 
 
 Welland 
 
 Wellington, N. R 
 
 Wellington, C. R 
 
 Wellington, S. R 
 
 Wentworth, N. R 
 
 Wcntworth, 8. R 
 
 York, E. R 
 
 York,W.R 
 
 York, N. R 
 
 UEI'KEIIENTATIVEB. 
 
 M. Clorke 
 
 T. Siott 
 
 A. W. Under.. 
 
 I)r. J. IJaxter 
 
 W. Barlwr 
 
 J. M. Williams 
 
 K. Graham 
 
 H. Corby 
 
 0. H. Boulter 
 
 W. T. Hays 
 
 R. Gibbons 
 
 J. 8mith 
 
 M. W. Strange 
 
 T. B. Pardee 
 
 D. Oalbraith 
 
 W. M. 8httW 
 
 H. D. Smith 
 
 B. Tett 
 
 J. Stevenson 
 
 J. C. Rykert 
 
 Hon. J. Carling 
 
 J. Evans 
 
 J. 8. Smith 
 
 N. Currie 
 
 G. Seeord 
 
 Hon. 8. Richards ... 
 
 J. Eyre 
 
 A. Fnuier 
 
 8. McCall 
 
 J.Wilson 
 
 Thos. Paxton 
 
 Dr. McGill 
 
 R. W.Scott 
 
 G. Perry 
 
 A. Oliver 
 
 J. Coyne 
 
 A. Monteith 
 
 J, Trow 
 
 G. Read 
 
 J. Carnegie 
 
 J. Boyd 
 
 A. Greely 
 
 J. L. McDougall 
 
 J. Supjile 
 
 W. Craig 
 
 W. Lount 
 
 T. R. Ferguson 
 
 W. Colquiiouu 
 
 Hon. M. C. Cameron 
 
 J. Wallis 
 
 A. P, Cockbum 
 
 T. Matchett 
 
 M. Springer 
 
 1. Clemens , 
 
 W. Beatty 
 
 R. McKim ... 
 
 A, D, Ferrier 
 
 P. Gow 
 
 R. Christie 
 
 W. Sexton 
 
 H. P. Crosby 
 
 T. Grahame 
 
 Hon. J. McMurrich . 
 
 ADDRESHKH. 
 
 Pn-Bcott 
 
 Owen Sound. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Cayugn. 
 
 Streets ville. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Belleville. 
 
 Belleville. 
 
 Stirling. 
 
 Goderich. 
 
 Goderieh. 
 
 Cliatham. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Samin. 
 
 Almonte. 
 
 Perth. 
 
 Merrickville. 
 
 Newborough. 
 
 Na])anee. 
 
 St. Catherines. 
 
 London. 
 
 London. 
 
 Ailsa Cmig. 
 
 Qlencoe. 
 
 St Anns. 
 
 Toronta 
 
 Brighton. 
 
 Cobourg. 
 
 Vittoria. 
 
 Oakland. 
 
 Port Perry. 
 
 Osliawa. 
 
 Ottawa, 
 
 Washington. 
 
 Ingci'solL 
 
 Brampton. 
 
 Stratford. 
 
 Shakespeare. 
 
 Keene. 
 
 Peterlwrough. 
 
 Vankleck HilL 
 
 Picton. 
 
 Renfrew. 
 
 Pembroke. 
 
 L'OriginaL 
 
 Barrie. 
 
 Cookstown. 
 
 Dickenson's Landing. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Orillia. 
 
 Omemee. 
 
 Waterloo. * 
 
 Preston. 
 
 Thorold. 
 
 Parker. 
 
 Fergus. 
 
 Guelph. 
 
 Flambero* West 
 
 Jerseyville, 
 
 Unionville. 
 
 Woodbridge, 
 
 Torontflb 
 
TORONTO CITY DIHECTOHY. 
 
 's 
 
 ADDREIMKH. 
 
 cott 
 
 II Sound. 
 
 mto. , 
 
 etsville. 
 
 lilton. 
 
 uville. 
 
 evilK 
 
 ing. 
 
 ;rifh. 
 
 prich. 
 
 ham. 
 
 (8ton. 
 
 in. 
 
 o>te. 
 
 h. 1 
 
 rickviUe. 
 
 ^borough. 
 
 Aiii'e. 
 
 'nthcriuca. 
 
 iluii. 
 
 don. 
 
 a Craig. 
 
 icoe. 
 
 Anns. 
 
 >nto. 
 
 ;btoii. 
 
 ouig. 
 
 :oria. 
 
 land. ' 
 
 t Perry. 
 
 awa. 
 
 iwa. 
 
 shington. 
 
 I'l-SOlI. 
 
 nipton. 
 
 it ford. 
 
 kespoarc. 
 
 nc. 
 
 ■rlwrough. 
 
 kicek RilL ; 
 
 on. 
 frew. 
 
 ibroke. 
 
 riginal. 
 
 ne. 
 
 Icstown. ; 
 
 crnflon'H Tjanding, ] 
 
 >nto. 
 
 mto. 
 
 lia. 
 
 mee. * 
 
 erloo. 
 
 ton. 
 
 raid. 
 
 er. > 
 
 lis. 
 
 ph. 
 
 ibero' "West 
 
 syville. 
 
 tnville. 
 
 dbridge. 
 
 atob 
 
 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMHKK8, CONSTITUENCIl-a AND ADDRESSES. 
 
 nKI'RKNElfTATI VEH. ^ 
 
 C. 
 
 Harlwr, W 
 
 Baxter, Dr. J 
 
 Beatty, W 
 
 Hlnkf, Edward 
 
 BoulttT, G. H 
 
 Boyd, J 
 
 Cumeroii, Hon. M. 
 
 Carling, Hon. .1 ... 
 
 Carni'fjie, J 
 
 ChristU', R 
 
 Clark.', M 
 
 ClfinenH, I 
 
 <'otkburu, A. P 
 
 Colfiuhoun, W 
 
 Cook, Simon 
 
 Corby, H 
 
 Coyne, J 
 
 Craig, J 
 
 Craig, \V 
 
 Crosby, H. P 
 
 CumlM;rlnnd, F. W... 
 
 Currie, N 
 
 Evans, J 
 
 Eyre, J 
 
 FergiiHon, T. K 
 
 Ferrier, A. D 
 
 Finlayson, H 
 
 Fitzsimmons, W 
 
 Fi-aser, A 
 
 CTalbruith, D 
 
 Giboons, R 
 
 Gow, P 
 
 Graham, K 
 
 Grahanie, T 
 
 Greely, A 
 
 Hays, W. T 
 
 Hooper, E, J 
 
 lender, A. W 
 
 Lount, W 
 
 Luton, D 
 
 Lyon, U 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. J. S 
 
 Matt'hett, T 
 
 Monti'ith, A 
 
 McCall, 8 
 
 McColl, Nieol 
 
 MoDougall, .1. L 
 
 McGill, Dr 
 
 MeKellar, A 
 
 McKim, R 
 
 McLeocl, J 
 
 McMunich, Hon. J.. 
 
 Oliver, A 
 
 Pardee, T. B 
 
 Paxton, Thomas 
 
 Perry, G 
 
 R«ul, G 
 
 Richards, Hon. S 
 
 Rykert, J. C 
 
 Scott, T 
 
 CONHTITVBNCIKM. 
 
 Halton 
 
 Haldimand 
 
 Welland 
 
 Bnu-e, H. R 
 
 Hastings, N. R 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Toronto, East 
 
 London 
 
 Peterboro', W. R 
 
 Wentworth, N. R 
 
 (Jrenville, S. R 
 
 Waterloo, S. R 
 
 Vi(■toril^ N. R 
 
 Stormont , 
 
 DundiM 
 
 Hastings, E. R , 
 
 Peel 
 
 Glengarry 
 
 Hnssell 
 
 York, E. R 
 
 Algoma 
 
 Middlesex, W. R 
 
 Middlesex, E. R 
 
 Northumberland, Eaat 
 
 Simeoe, S. R 
 
 Wellington, C. R 
 
 Brant, N. R 
 
 Hroekville 
 
 Northumberland, West 
 
 Lanark, N. R , 
 
 Huron, S. R 
 
 Wellington, S. R 
 
 Hastings, W. R 
 
 York, W. R 
 
 Prince Edwanl 
 
 Huron, N, R 
 
 Addington 
 
 Grey, 8. R 
 
 Simeoe, N. R ... 
 
 Elgin, E. R 
 
 Carleton 
 
 Cornwall 
 
 Vi(ttflria, S. R 
 
 Perth, N. R 
 
 Norfolk. S. R 
 
 Elgin, W. R 
 
 Renfrew, S. R 
 
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 CROWN LAKDS DEPARTMENT-ONTARIO. 
 
 Uommissionei: — Hon. Stephen Richards. 
 
 AssLihmt OoiiiMimoiu;: — A:«drew Russell. 
 
 Sarir.)j.s Branch. — Thomas Devine, Head 
 of Surveys ; Edward Fox and Geo. R. Kirk- 
 patrick, SuiTcyo.-s and Uniught.smen ; Allan 
 J. Scott, Clerk. 
 
 Lmid (Jlidtns ami Sales in old Toirnshfjki 
 Branch. — Thomas Hector, Chief Clerk in 
 charge ; V. A. Hall, George E. Lindsav and 
 C. W. Hurd, Clerks. 
 
 Sales of Chnjij and Schoul Lands and 
 Crown Lands in new Townships Bra/nch. — 
 ,Tohn C. Taibutt, Chief Clerk in charge ; 
 Alex. Kirkwood, Arthur .1. Taylor and John 
 M. Grant, Clerks. 
 
 Letters Patent Branch. — Henry John Jones, 
 Chief Clerk in charge ; John Innes and Ro- 
 Lert H. Temple, Clerks. 
 
 IFoods and Forests Branch. — 0. B. Cowper, 
 Chief Clerk in charge ; J. C". Miller, Clerk. 
 
 Accounts Branch. — Williiini Ford, A<:- 
 countaut and Ciushier ; Woi-sley Ebbs, Book- 
 keeper ; 1). G. B. Ross and R. H. Browne, 
 Clerks. 
 
 Jeremiah Alley, .Senior Clerk in charge of 
 Agents' Returns ; John Tomlie and Fnink 
 Norton, Clerks, John Alorphy, Registrar ; 
 John Bradshaw. Office KeeiK'r ; Alex. Mac- 
 Donald, iMe.s.seng(;r. 
 
 Senior Clerk and Draughtsman ; John Balk- 
 will. Messenger ; Alex. Macdonell, House- 
 keeiKT. 
 
 PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE-ONTARIO 
 
 Secretary and lleiji.''i tr. — Hon. Matthew 
 Crooks' t'ameron. 
 
 Assistant Secrflarif and Depnlij Re<fistrcir, 
 — Tlionvas Charles I'atteson ; Isaac Robei'ts 
 Eckart, Chief Clerk ; Daniel Stevenson, 
 Henry Alley, John A. Innes, Clerks ; Ar- 
 thur IJurtehall, Jlisssenger. 
 
 TREASDRT DEPARTMENT -ONTARIO. 
 
 Treasurer. — Hon. E. B. Wood. Donald 
 A. Grant, Accountant ; Geo. Mathews, Au- 
 ditor ; James Kerr, Corresponding Clerk ; 
 C. H. Sproule, Clerk ; John Little, Mes- 
 senger. 
 
 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PUBLIC 
 WORKS-ONTARIO. 
 
 Comwission/" . — Hon. John I'arling. Geo. 
 Buckland, ot^cretary ISureau of /tgriculture ; 
 J. W. Bridgland, Surveyor ; W. Edwanis, 
 Accountant uud Librarian ; A. L. Ru.ssell, 
 
 JUDICIARY. 
 
 T»K L.vw Hitr,[i:TY ov OsTxmo — Visiters. 
 —Hon. Wm. Henry Draper, C.B., Chief 
 Ju.stice of Ontario ; Hon. P. M. M. S. Van- 
 koughnet, 1). C. L., Chancellor of Ontario ; 
 Hon. W. B. RichMrd.s, Chief Justice of 
 Common Pleas ; Hon. John Godfrey Spragge, 
 Vice Chancellor ; Hon. J. H. Hagarty, D. 
 C.L. Judge, Court of Queen's Bench ; Hon. J. 
 C. Morrison, .ludge. Court of Queen's Bench ; 
 Hon. Adam Wilson, .Tudgc, Court of Com- 
 mon Pleas ; Hon. .lohn Wilson, Judge, 
 Court of Common Pleas ; Hon. Oliver Mowat, 
 Vice Chancellor. 
 
 Treasurer. — Hon. John Hillyard Camer- 
 on, D. C. L., Q.C. 
 
 Beiichers.~Hou. Henry J, Boulton, Q.C., 
 
AUDIIKKSKS. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 UWll, 
 
 Anns, 
 .seyvillc. 
 tlf. 
 
 IgCl'Il. 
 
 itliiiin. 
 ijpton. 
 rrickville. 
 sii Ciiiig. 
 jiniiet'. 
 igston. 
 itcrloo. 
 iilji'oke. 
 entry, 
 wboiougli. 
 ikespeare. 
 onto, 
 igsvillc. 
 t Hopi'. 
 niilton. 
 kliinil. 
 iinttbnl. 
 
 iglitsniiin ; John Balk- 
 X. Mrtcdoni'U, House- 
 
 iRY S OFFICE-ONTARIO 
 -•:.im: — Hon. Matthew 
 
 (Did DcpiUji llfijistrar, 
 iitteson ; Isaac Kolierts 
 ; ; Daniel Stevensoiij 
 \. Innes, Clerks ; Ar- 
 ■ngfv. 
 
 RTMENT -ONTARIO. 
 
 E, 15. Wood. Donald 
 t ; (ico. Mathews, Aii- 
 C'orresjionding Clerk ; 
 k ; John Little, Mes- 
 
 3IART. 
 
 (»K Ontauio — Visilon. 
 Drai)er, C;.B., Chief 
 Ion. 1'. M. M. S. Ven- 
 'lianiellor of Ontario ; 
 ds, Cliief Justice of 
 John Godfrey ypraggc, 
 II. J. H. Hagarty, D. 
 fueen's Bench ; Hon. J. 
 ourt of Queen's Bench ; 
 .fudge, Court of Com* 
 lohu Wilson, Judge, 
 s ; Hon. Oliver Mowat, 
 
 fohn Hillyard Cauier- 
 
 •nry J, Bonlton, Q.C., 
 
 Hon. John Rolph ; Hon. George S. Bonl- 
 ton ; Hon. Jiin)e.s K. SnuiU, Q.C. ; Wil- 
 liam Elliott ; David Jones ; George, Rolph ; 
 
 Robert Berrie 
 aid Bethun(! ; 
 Clarke Gamble 
 Geo. Malloch ; 
 O'Reilly, Q.C. 
 D.C.L., Q.C. ; 
 C. ; Jas. Snnth, Q.C!, 
 Macdonald, K. C. B. 
 
 ; George S. Jarvis ; Don- 
 
 Thas. Kirk]iatri(k, Q.C. ; 
 
 ; Mmcus Fayette Whitehead ; 
 
 George Bos well, Q.C. ; Miles 
 
 ; Hon. J(dni H. Camei-on, 
 
 Hon. George Shenvood, Q. 
 
 ; Hon. Sir John A. 
 
 , Q. C. ; John W. 
 
 Gwynne, Q.C. ; Hon. John Ros.s, Q.C. ; 
 Hon. John S. Macdonald, Q.C. ; Charles 
 Baby ; (Jeorge Duggan ; John Crawford ; 
 George B. L. Fellowes, Q. C. ; Seeker 
 Brough, Q.C. ; Ne.sbitt Kin.'hhoiler ; Samuel 
 Black Freeman, Q.CA ; Holland McDon- 
 ald Q. C. ; John r.ell, (i. C. ; John S. 
 Smith ; H. C. R. Becher, Q.C. ; Sir Henry 
 Smith, Kt., (i.e. ; Lewis AValUiridge, Q.C, ; 
 Richard Miller; Geo. W. Burton, (,).C. ; 
 Hon. Alex-. Camidiell, Q.C. ; Stei.hen Rich- 
 ards, i»in., Q.C. ; Thomas Gait, <i.C. ; 
 David B. Read, Q.C. ; John Hector. Q.C. ; 
 Jacob F. Pringle ; Hon. John Prince, (}.C. ; 
 John Duggan, Q.C. ; James A. Hendei'son ; 
 Matthew R. VanKoughnct ; Han. Jas. I'at- 
 ton, liL.D., Q.C. ; Daniel MacMartin ; 
 PJiiiil) Low ; Richard V. Steele ; John Mil- 
 ler ; Sir James L. Robin.son, Bavt. ; Saml. 
 H. Strong, (^.C. ; A. J. Macdonnell ; J. B. 
 Jjcwis ; J. J. Burrowes ; D. McMichael, 
 LL.D. ; W. Proudfoot; K. Mackenzie, (J. 
 'C. ; R. Dennistoun ; Angus Morrison ; 
 diristoplier S. Patterson ; John Ifoaf, *J.C. 
 
 Sccrdnry, Lihrorvin and Eraniiner. — 
 Hiigh N. Gwynne, B.A.. Trinity College, 
 Dublin. 
 
 Examiners awl Lcctuirrs. — John T. An- 
 deraon, Es({., Common Law ; Alex. Leith, 
 Es(i., Real Property ; Thonuis Mos.s, il.A., 
 Equity. 
 
 COURTS. 
 
 tuted for tlit! hearing o( apjieal.s, in civil cases 
 from the Courts of Qui-en s Bench, Chancery 
 
 CoruT OF Euiioii .vxn Ari'KAr.. — Consti- 
 
 eases 
 
 'T 
 iind C(mimon Pleas, and apiH-als in criminal 
 
 cases from thv Courts of Queen's Bench and 
 Common Pleas. From the jmlgment of this 
 C!ourt an appeal lies to Her Majesty in Privy 
 Council, in caxis over ,4'], 000, or where an- 
 imal rent, f"e, or future rights to any amount, 
 ftie aii';<ted. Jud<jM. — Hon. Wm. H. Dra- 
 ocr C. IV, Chief Justice of Ontario ; Hon. P. 
 M. M. S. Vankouglinet, D. C.L., Chancellor 
 ])f Ontario ; Hon. William Biiell Richard.s, 
 Chief Jii»ti(,'e of the Common Pleas ; Hon. 
 John GcHlf.Ty Spnigge, Vice Chancellor ; 
 Hon. John Hawkins Hagarty, D. C. L., 
 Judge (,'ourt of Queen'.^ Bench ; Hon. Jos. 
 <'urran Monison, Judge Court of {^ueen'f 
 Bench ; Hon. Adam Wilson, Judge of the 
 
 Court of Common Pleas ; Hon. John Wilson, 
 Judge of the Court of Common Pleas ; Hon. 
 Oliver Mowat, Vice Chancellor. Clerk (vnd 
 llr.jMfter — Ale.xrnder Grant. 
 
 CoviiT OK Lmimuciimkn T. — For the trial of 
 Judges of County Courts or Recordci-s in On- 
 tario, luuler Con. Stat. U. C, cap. 14, and 
 29 and 30 Vic, cap. 38. Jiulges.— How. 
 W. H. DiviKM-, '.'.B., Chief Justice of On-, 
 tario ; Hon. Philip M. !M. S. Vankoughnet, 
 D.C.L., Chxncel'or of Ontario, Hon. Wm. 
 B. Richards, Chief J\istic(^ of the Court of 
 Common Pleas ; with provision for other 
 Judges acting in the e\cnt of their absence 
 or illness. Clerk. — W. B. Heward. 
 
 Coi'iiT OK Qkekn's Bkxc'H. — The jurisilic- 
 tion of this Court extends to <dl manner of 
 actions, causes and suits, criminal and civil, 
 I'eal, personal and mixed, within Ontario, 
 and it may proceed in such, by such process 
 and course as arc jn'ovided by law, and shall 
 tend with justice and despat(;li to detennine 
 the sauK! ; and may hear and determini! all 
 issues of law, and pIso with the inipicst of 
 twelve good and lawful nam (except in cases 
 otherwi.se provided for), try all issiu's of fact, 
 and give judgment, and award execution 
 thereon, and also in ma';tei's which relate to 
 the (Queen's Revenue i including the con- 
 demnation of contiiibanil orsnniggled goods), 
 as may be done by Her Majesty's Superior 
 Ccmrts of Law in England. Cliuf Justice — 
 Hon. William Henry Draper, C. 1$, Pnisn4 
 Jtuhjfs — Hon. John Hawkiiis Hagarty, D.C. 
 L., and Hon. Joseph Curraii Moni.son, 
 Chrk of the Crown and PhiiJi — L.iwrenc« 
 Heyden. Reporter — Chr. Robin.son, Q. C. 
 Senior Ch'rk~-i<A\\w Snuill. Juniar Clerk — 
 S. B. Clark. Crier and Usher. — Andvew 
 Fleming, 
 
 CoriiT OF C()MXii>x Pi.KAs. — This Court 
 has the same powei's .ind jurisdictioii, as a 
 Court of Record, as vhe Court of Queen's 
 Pencil. Writs of 8ummo.<s and capias issue 
 aliernately from either Couit. Chief Justice 
 — li'on. William Buell Richards. I'uisnA 
 Jiulijes — Hon. Adam Wilson and Hon. John 
 Wilson. Clerk of the Crown and Pleas— ~ 
 M. B. Jackson. Jieporter—S. J. Vankough- 
 net. M.A. Senior Clerk — • 
 
 Junior Clerk — AVm. Lyncs. Crier and 
 Usher — Patri<.k O'Connell. 
 
 CoriiT OK CHAXt'EKY. — This Court has t!io 
 like jurisdiction as the Court of Chancery in 
 England, in cases of fraud, accident, trusts, 
 executors, administratora, co-partnei-ships, 
 account, mortgages, awards, «lower, infants, 
 idiots, lunatics and their estates, waste, 
 siM'cific jK'rformance, discovery, and to pre- 
 vent nndtiplicity of suits, staying proceed, 
 ings at law prosecuted against eciuity and 
 good conscience, and nuiy decree the issue 
 
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 repeal or avoidance of letters patent, anil 
 generally the like powers which tl>e Court of 
 Chancery in England possesses to administer 
 jnstice in all cases in which there is no ade- 
 quate remedy at law. Ckamxllor— Hon. P. 
 M. M. S. Vankoughnet, D. C. L. Vke-Glmn- 
 cei/br*— Hon. John G. Spragge and Hon. Oli- 
 ver Mowat. Judge's Secretary— '£. W. Taylor. 
 Special Examiwrs— John Hector, Q.C. and 
 James H. Esten. Registrar and Rejmrter— 
 Alex. Grant. Registrar' s<Jlerk—y\^\\\on^\xhy 
 Cummings. t,lerks — Arthur Hohnstead and 
 Thomas Gray. Entering Clerks — F. Ar- 
 noldi and Alex. F. McLean. Usher mid 
 Hmise Keq>er — Donald Sutherland. Mes- 
 setiger — Henry Humphreys. 
 
 MASTEK's OKFICE IX ClIAXCKUY.— JJ/rtafcr 
 
 in Ordinary — Andrew Norton Buell. Tax- 
 ing Officer — George Henimings. Master's 
 C/crA— Walter M. Koss. Clerk— J. V. Mau- 
 donel 1 . Local Masters ami Deputy Registrars 
 — Barrie—\fm. E. O'Brien. Belleville — 
 Wm. W. Dean. Brantfwd — John Cameron. 
 Brockville — Jacoh Dockstnder Buell. Chnt- 
 ham — George Williums. Cobourg — "Wni. H. 
 Weller. drmwall — .John McDonell. God- 
 erich — H. McDennott. Guelph — James W. 
 Hall. Uamiltmi — Wm. I-iCggo. Kiiigston — 
 James A. Henderson, D.C.L. Lindsay — 
 Wm. H. Weller. Londim — .Tames Shanley. 
 Otta.wa — John Wilson. Oiren Sound — David 
 A. Creasor. Pertli—yf. 0. Buell. Peter- 
 Joro— W. H. Weller. Sjwuw— David Tis- 
 dale. Sandwich — Samuel S. Nicdonell. 
 Sarnia — P. T. Poussett, St. Catharines — 
 F. W. McDonald. St. Tlmn as — 3 amvs 
 Stanton. Stratford — G. W. Lawrence. Sault 
 Ste. Marie, Alqoma — Hon. John Prince, Q. 
 C. ^At<6?/— George H. Dnrtnell. Wood- 
 Hock — H. B. Beard. 
 
 Accocntant'.s Offick i.\ CirAXCEItY. — 
 AccountavJ, General — Bobert J. Turner. 
 Clerks— \y. C. Crofton and Frank Walker. 
 
 PUACTICK COUIIT AND ClIAMDKltS. — One 
 
 of the Common Law Judges liolds a Court 
 during each Term, called tlie "Pi-actice 
 Court," for hearing matters relating to the 
 adding or justifying i)ail, disdiarging insol- 
 vent debtora, adnunistering oaths, hearing 
 and determining nmttera on motion, and 
 making rules ami orders in causes and busi- 
 ness depending in either of said Law Courts. 
 Chambers are held eacli day, and by a recent 
 order, daily in Chancery, bjr T. W. Taylor, 
 Esq., the Judges' Secretary, in Common Law, 
 and by one of the Judges of tlie said courts, 
 for BUch business i-elating to suits therein as 
 may be transacted by a single Judge out of 
 omirt Clerk, Common Law — William B. 
 Hewai-d. Reporter Common Law Chambers 
 — Henry O'Brien. Jieporter Chancery Cham- 
 l>er»—0, W, Cooper, 
 
 Heik and Devisee CoriiT. — Commission- 
 ers — Tlie Judges of the Superior Courts, and 
 such other persons as may lie npiwinted by 
 commission under the Great tJeal. Their 
 duties are to detonnine claims to lands in 
 Ontario, for which no patent Inis issued from 
 the Crowni in favor of the projier claimants, 
 whether as heirs, devisees, or assignees. 
 Sittings at Toronto, first Monday in January 
 and July in eaidi year. Clerk of Commis' 
 simiers — W. B. Heward. 
 
 C(tUNTvCuiTnT.s. — Presided over by a i-esid- 
 cnt Judge in ea('h County. Their jurisdic- 
 tion extends to nil peraonal actions where the 
 debt or damages claimed do not exceed £50 ; 
 and to all suits relating to debt, covenant or 
 contract, where the amount is ascertained by 
 the acts of the p.lrtics or signature of the de- 
 fendant to £100 ; and t< ill bail bonds and 
 ivcogiiizanccs of bail given in the County 
 Court, to any amount ; but not to cases in- 
 volving the title to lands, validity of wills, 
 or actions for libel, slander, crim. con., or 
 seduction. An appeal lies to either of the 
 Superior Court;! of Law. These Courts also 
 possess eipiity powers, to the amount of £50, 
 subject to an appeal to Chancery. 
 
 SuiuiOGATE CoUiiTs. — The jurisdiction of 
 these Courts relotcs to all testanieutury mat- 
 ters and causes, and to the granting or re- 
 voking of probate of wills, and letters of 
 administration of the effects of deceased 
 persons having estate or effects in Ontario, 
 and all matters arising out of or connecjted 
 with the giant or revocation of ])robate or 
 ndministratlon, sulyect to an appeal to tho 
 Court of Chancery. The County Judges are 
 also Judges of the Surrogate Courts. Su7T0' 
 gate Clerk — Sir J. L. llobinsou. Bart. 
 
 CoritTs OF (irAiiTEU Sessions. — Chair- 
 man, the County Judge in each Coiwity, 
 who, with one or more Justice." of the Peace, 
 holds a Court of (Quarter -Sessions in his 
 County four times a year for ;rials by jury in 
 cases of felony and misdemeaiior, but treason 
 and capital felonies are exemptcvl i'rom thei: 
 jurisdiction. 
 
 Becoiideus' CoruTf. — In the Cities of 
 Toronto, Hamilton, London, Kingston and 
 Ottawa, the IJecordere' C!ourt takes the 
 place of the County Sessions, the Justices for 
 Counties liaving no jurisdiction in the Cities 
 — the care of which is confided to the Ke- 
 corder. Mayor, Aldermen and Polite Magis- 
 trate of each. Sessions held first Monday in 
 March, June, and September, and third 
 Monday in December. Recorders — George 
 Duggan, Toronto ; James O'Beilly, Kingston; 
 Jolin E. Start, Hamilton ; William Horton, 
 TiOndon ; J. B. Lewis, Otta\Mi. 
 
 Lvsoi-vEXT Deiitors' Courts. — By the 
 " Insolvent Acts of J8^4 and }886," 5J6 and 
 
 BRS 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 JouiiT. — Commission' 
 Superior Courts, and 
 may l)e apjiointetl by 
 
 Great Seal. Their 
 ; clainia to lands in 
 at>.'nt lilts issued from 
 he i)roi)cr claimants, 
 risees, or assignees. 
 
 Monday in January 
 Olerk of CmnmiS' 
 
 esided over byarcsid- 
 nty. Their jurisdic- 
 )nal actions where the 
 d do not exceed £50 ; 
 
 to del)t, covenant or 
 )unt is nscertuined l>y 
 r signature of the de- 
 ti .dl bail bonds and 
 ;iveu in the County 
 but not to cases in- 
 ids, validity of wills, 
 mder, criuj. con., or 
 
 lies to either of the 
 •. These Courts also 
 o the amount of £50, 
 Chancery. 
 
 —The jurisdiction of 
 ill testamentary mat- 
 the granting or re- 
 wills, and lettei's of 
 
 effects of deceased 
 or cHects in Ontario. 
 
 out of or connected 
 K-ation of j)rol)ate or 
 t to an appeal to the 
 lie County Judges are 
 )gate Courts. Hurra- 
 olnnson. liart. 
 
 II Sessions. — Chair- 
 [ge in each Coiiiity, 
 Justice." of the Peace, 
 irtcr iSessious in his 
 ir for rials liy jury in 
 lenieajior, but treason 
 exemptevl ironi their 
 
 , — In the Cities of 
 indon, Kingston .and 
 s' C!ourt takes the 
 iions, the Justices for 
 .sdiction in the Cities 
 confided to the Ke- 
 u and Police Magls- 
 held first Monday in 
 pteniber, and third 
 Jtf.corders — George 
 9 O'Reilly, Kingston; 
 u ; William Horton, 
 )ttaiMi. 
 
 ' C!ouRTs.— By the 
 4 and }866," 26 and 
 
 28 Victoria, cap. 67, and 29 Vic., cap. 18, 
 provision is made " for the settlement of the 
 estates of insolvent debtors, for giving effect 
 to arrangements between them ami their 
 creditors, and for the punishment of fraud. 
 In the Province of Quebec tliis enactment 
 applies to traders only ; in Ontario, to all 
 persons, whether traders or non -traders. In 
 these Courts the County Court Judge in each 
 County presides — the only appointments 
 made in pursuance of this statute being 
 those of •' official assignees," who are to be 
 nominated "by the Board of Trade at any 
 place, or the council thereof, within the 
 county or district in which such Board of { 
 Trade exists, or in any county or district j 
 adjacent thereto in which there is no Board [ 
 of Trade." This iuiportant statute is prov- ; 
 ing a great boon to the community in en- j 
 abling parties, who from unavoidable cir- 
 cumstances find themselves paralysed by 
 hopeless liability, to obtain relief, and re- ! 
 commence business. 
 
 Division Coirias. — For the summary dis- | 
 posal of cases by a Judge ; but a jury of live 
 persons may be demanded in certain eases. [ 
 Their jurisdiction extends to actions of debt | 
 or contract amounting to £*25 ; injuries or \ 
 torts to personal chattels amounting to £10 ; i 
 and jiensonal actions to that amount, if not ; 
 excepted from their jurisdiction ; but not to ; 
 actions for gambling, dc'its, liquors drunk in \ 
 a tavern, or notes of hand given therefor, i 
 ejectment, title to land, &c., or any toll, j 
 custom, or franchise, will o. settlement, : 
 malicious prosecution, libel, slander, crim. 
 con., seduction or breach of promise, or i 
 actions against a J. P. , or anything done by ! 
 him in tlie execution of his otiice, if lie ob- 
 jects to it. Each JHdi<'ial district is divided \ 
 into court divisions, and courts are held once ' 
 in two months in each division, or oftcncr, ; 
 at the discretion of tlie Judge. The Divisions [ 
 are established by the Courts of Quarter 
 Sessions. , 
 
 CuuwN Law Okfickh. — AUo7-,icy-OeneraL 
 — Hon. John S. Macdonald, Q. C. 
 
 Okfu'KUs of Tin; Coinirs. — Cfnrks of 
 Assize. — The Deputy Clerks of the Crown 
 are cx-ojficio Clerks of Assize and Marshals 
 iu their respective counties. 
 
 Deputy Vlcrks of tlw Cnwrn. — The Clerks 
 of the County Courts will 'be ex-offinio Deputy 
 Clerks of the Crown and Pleas of their 
 several counties as the i)resent incumbents 
 vacate by death or otherwise . 
 
 Depuh/ Hcgistrars and Masters in Clian- 
 eery. — These olficcis are iipjiointcd by the 
 Court, for each County,asocca.sions requires. 
 
 Clerk of the Process. — For scaling and 
 issuing Writs of Kum-'ons and other Wr'ts 
 in the Queen's Bench and Conuuou Pleas 
 (alterua!aly) — Allan Cameron. Amd. Clerk 
 
 —A. H. B. Wadsworth. The Clerks of th* 
 Crown and Pleas at Toronto and the Deputy 
 Clerks of the Crown in the several counties 
 are supplied with writs from Toronto, and 
 re-issue the same iu their respective coun< 
 ties. 
 
 Terms of the Cottrts. — Appeal Terms 
 commence on the fourth Thursday next after 
 Hilary, Easter and Michaelmas Terms. 
 
 Law Terms. — Hilary begins first Monday 
 in February, and ends Saturday of the ensu- 
 ing week ; Easter begins third Monday in 
 May, and ends Saturday of the second week 
 thereafter ; Michaelmas begins third Monday 
 in November, and ends Saturday of the 
 second week thereafter. By the Act 24 and 
 30 Vic., cap. 40, Trinity Term, hitherto 
 commencing on the Monday after the 21.st 
 August, is abolished ; but the same statute 
 gives power to the Courts of Queen's Bench 
 and Common Pleas, at their discretion, to 
 hold sittings in banc in time of vacation 
 ( xcept long vacation), by virtue of a rale or 
 order of the court, respectively, to be made 
 in or out of the term for the hearing of such 
 special cases or rules for new trials, as shall 
 be named in a list to be attached to any such 
 rul(! or order ; and for giving of judgments 
 in cases previously argued ; and for dispos- 
 ing of sue! I other business of the court, as in 
 its discrci ion, it shall see fit. Notice of such 
 rules to be given in form and manner i)re- 
 scribed by the Act, six clear days before the 
 day appointed. Long vacation extends from 
 1st July to 21st August. 
 
 Court of Chancery. — This Court sits every 
 week, except during the Christmas vacation 
 from the 24th December to tlui ()tli January, 
 and the long vacation from the 1st July to 
 the 21st August, on Mondays for hearings, on 
 Tuesdays for motions, and on Wi^dncsdays 
 for motions for decrees, and on the other 
 days upon any adjourned motions, &c., from 
 the regular days. 
 
 County Court I'crms commence on the 
 first ilonday in January, April, July and 
 October, and end the following Saturday. 
 
 CinciTiTS OF Tiiii Conns. — Law Cireuits. 
 (."ourts of Assize and Nis! Piius, and of Oyer, 
 and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery 
 shall be held twice ayeiir in each County or 
 union of Counties, in tlie vacation between 
 Hilaiy and Easter Terms, and between that 
 period of the va-ation after the 21st August 
 and Michaelniiis Term, except in the County 
 of the City of Toronto and the County of 
 York, in each of which counties there shall 
 be a third such Court in every year, in the 
 vacation between Michaelmas and Hilary 
 Terms. There are six (.'ircuits, as follows, 
 viz. : — Tiie Eastern : Pembrok,', Perth, 
 Brockville, Ottawa, Kingston, Cornwall, 
 L'Orignal. Midland : Napance, Belleville 
 
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 Oxford: Guelph, Woodstock, Beriin, Strat- 
 foixl, Brantford, Cayuga, Siiucoe. Western : 
 Walkerton, Gotlerich, Sainia, London, St. 
 Thomas, Chatham, Sandwich. Home: 
 County of York, Branipt ii, City of Toronto. 
 The Courts in each Circuit shall be presided 
 over by one of the Chief Justices or Judges 
 of the Superior Courts, or in their absence, 
 by some one /udge of a County Coiut, or 
 some one of Her Majesty's Counsel learned 
 in the law, requested by any one of the 
 Chief Justices or Judges of the Superior 
 Courts to act in that behalf. 
 
 Chancerij SiUiugs — For the Examination 
 of AVitnesses and Hcaiing Causes are held 
 in the Spring and P'all of eacli year as fol- 
 lows : — Toronto, Gotlerich, Stratfonl, Sarnia, 
 Sandwich, Chatham, London, Woodstock, 
 Simcoe, Guelph, Brautford, St. Catharines, 
 Hamilton, Whitby, Cobourg, Banie, Owen 
 Sound, Kingston, Brockville, Cornwall, Ot- 
 tawa, Belleville, Peterbbro', Lindsay. The 
 Courts in each C'ircuit are ])resided over by 
 the Chiincellor or one of the Vicc-Chancel- 
 lors, or by any one of Her Majesty's Cou:i- 
 sel learaed iii the l.iw, requested by the 
 rbsncciior or one of the Vice-Chancellors to 
 act in that behalf. 
 
 County Court awl Quarter Sessions Sit- 
 tings — For the trial of issues of fact, and 
 the assessment of damages, on the second 
 Tuesday in Slarch, June, September and 
 December in each year. The City Sittings 
 take place on the first Tuesday of the sai:ic 
 months. 
 
 Commissioners in Ontario, for taking Affi- 
 davits to be used in Courts of Quebec. — IJobt. 
 A. Harrison, Barrister, Toronto; Hichard 
 Suelling, Bnirister, Toi'oiito ; I^arrat W. 
 Smith, D.C.L., Barrister, Toronto ; James 
 Morris, Banister, Toronto; James A. Hen- 
 derson, U.C.L., Kingston ; Hon. George 
 Crawford, Senator, Brockville; James Jessup, 
 Brockville ; J. D. Buell, Brockville ; W. M. 
 Matheson ; Geo. Futvoye, Q.C., Ottawa. 
 
 Commissioners in Quebec, /or taking Affi- 
 davits to be tised in Co^irts of Ontario.— 
 Theodore Doucet, Notary Public, Alon- 
 treal ; J. Court, Montreal ; John J. C. Ab- 
 bott, Advocate, Montreal ; George Macrae, 
 Advocate, ifontreal ; John H. Isaacson, 
 Ifotary Public, Montreal ; Wm. B. Lanibe, 
 Advocate, Montreal ; Fred. W. Torrance, 
 Advocate, Montreal ; P. B. Casgrin, Advo- 
 cot«!, Quebec ; Fretlerick C. Vannovous, Ad- 
 vocate, Quebec ; Chaa. G. Holt, Q.C., Quebec ; 
 J. B. R. Dufresne, Quebec ; Noel Hill Bowen, 
 2" otaiy Public, Quebec; George Futvoye, Q.C., 
 Ottawa ; Hewit Bernard, Advocate, Ottawa ; 
 E. L. Montizambert, Advocate, Ottawa. 
 
 Cmnmissionera in Kngland, for taking Affile 
 davits to be iised in Cnmidian Courts. — Chas. 
 Bischoff, (Bischoff, Coxe k Bomjias, Solici- 
 tors) 19 (Joleman street, London, England ; 
 John Morris, (Ashurst, JMorris k Co., Solici- 
 tors) 6 Old Jewry, London, England. 
 
 Legal Holidays. — Sundays, New Year's 
 Day, Epiphany, Annunciation, (Jootl Friday, 
 Ascension, Corpus Christi, St. Peter, St. 
 Paul, All Saints, Christmas Day, uu<l any 
 day ai)i)oiiited bj' Proclamation for a geneiid 
 fast or thanksgiving. 
 
 OITY GOVEENMENT. 
 
 Kl.lXTKl) JANUAllV, 1868. 
 
 Council meets in the City Hall every Mon 
 day evening. 
 
 Mayor — Jas. E. Smith, Jlsq. 
 
 St. Andrew's Ward. — Aldermen — Har- 
 man, Boulton and Bell. 
 
 St. David's ll'ard. — Aldermen — Hynes, 
 Adamsou and Medcalf. 
 
 St. George's Ward. — Aldermen — Smith, 
 Vickers and Clements. 
 
 St. James' Wat'd. — Aldermen — Sheard, 
 Beard and Henderson. 
 
 St. John's Ward. — Aldermen — Boxall, 
 lUddell and the ilayor. 
 
 St. Laa-rencc Ward. — Aldenueu — Stra- 
 chan, Thompson and Manning. 
 
 St. Patrick's ^rf7»y?.— Aldermen— Baxter, 
 Dickey and Harrison. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 
 
 City Clerk.— '.,lin Cim-. 
 
 Assistant Clerk. — Steplicii llndcliff. 
 
 Assistant Clerks. — F. B. Orris, Robert 
 Roddy and Martin Jlerry. 
 
 Chambeilain. — A.' T. McCord. 
 
 Assistant Chamberlain. — M. B. Hicks. 
 
 Assistant Clerks. — John W. Hetherington 
 and Wm. Jardiiic. 
 
 License Inspector. — Tlios. Armstrong. 
 
 Assistant License rnsjiector. — Robt. Beard. 
 
 City Emiinrer.—,]»s^\)\\ H. Hennett. 
 
 Assistant in Engineer's Ojlice. — George H. 
 Booth. 
 
 Clerk, E. gineer's Office. — Robt. AVilsou. 
 
 Chief Engineer of Fire Brigade. — James 
 A,sliHeid. 
 
 Health Officer.— ,ln]m Reed. 
 
 Weigh .Vaster. — Charles Fisher. 
 
 Police Magistrate. — Alexander Macnabb. 
 
 Police Clerk.— ,h T. Nudel. 
 
 Clticf of Police— \V. S. Prince. 
 
 Auditws. — Geo. A. Barber and AVilliani 
 R. OiT. 
 
 City Mes-senger. — Charles Daly. 
 
 Assesmrrs. — St. George's Ward — James 
 Myers and Heuiy Sproatt. St. James' Ward 
 —John Harper and William Murphy. St. 
 David's Ward — Jas. Price and Adnni Beatty. 
 St. Patrick's Wuiil— Abel Wilcock and David 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
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 and, for talcing Affit- 
 dlan Courts. — C'lias. 
 & Boinixis, Solici- 
 London, England ; 
 lords & Co., Soliei- 
 >n, England, 
 ula^'s, New Year's 
 iatioH, (Jootl Friday, 
 sti, St. Peter, St. 
 niiis Day, and any 
 luiition for a genei-al 
 
 INMENT. 
 
 VUY, 1868. 
 
 ^ity Hall every Mon 
 
 . — Aldermen — Har- 
 
 -Aldermen — Hynes, 
 
 -Aldermen — Snutli, 
 
 Aldermen— Slicard, 
 
 Aldenncii — Boxall, 
 
 . — Aldermen — Stra- 
 
 iiig. 
 Aldermen — Baxter, 
 
 CORPORATION. 
 
 r. 
 
 .hen IJadcliir. 
 
 . H. Orris, Robert 
 
 y- 
 
 Alet'ord. 
 
 .— M. 15. irieks. 
 
 in W. Hetlierington 
 
 OS. Armstrong. 
 rfor.—lUAtt. JJeard. 
 Ii H. liennett. 
 » ('y//tc.— George H. 
 
 •.— IJol.t. Wilson. 
 re Briijade. — James 
 
 Ueed. 
 
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 •s Fisher. 
 
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 L'xander Afaenald). 
 
 ^ 
 
 lulel. 
 
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 rrinee. 
 
 
 arlter and "William 
 
 
 es Daly. 
 
 L''s Ward — James 
 
 
 
 . St. James' Ward 
 
 
 iam Murpliy. St. 
 .' and Adam Beatty. 
 Wileoek and David 
 
 
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 Earles. St. Andrew's Ward — IJicliard Has- 
 sard and Thonuus Kennedy. St. John's 
 Ward — James Sixmee and .fames Kamsay. 
 St. I^awrenee Ward— James Davis and Robt. 
 Fowler. 
 
 Colhctors.—^t. David's Ward— Charles 
 McCatt'rey. St. Lawrence Wanl — Oeorge 
 Hulme. St. Andrew's Ward— William J. 
 Tunier. St. James' Ward — A. Jardine. St. 
 George's Ward— John Nixon. St. John's 
 War<l — Andrew Fleming. St. Patrick's 
 Ward — .Tohn Henry. 
 
 City VonnierK. — Dr. Hallowell, Dr. Law- 
 lor, Dr. Riddel, and Dr. Buehunan. 
 
 Itecordcr. — George Duggiiii. 
 
 Clerk, llfcord«r's Court. — Stephen Rad- 
 elifl' (and also (.'lerk of the Peace for the 
 Connty of the City «l' Toronto, and a Com- 
 missioner for drdiiiii/.s I'otrst.dtcin for the ad- 
 ministration of Oiiths of Uttice. 
 
 fiherif.—¥. W. Jarvis. 
 
 Crier. — James Severs. 
 
 Lc.isceji of MarheLs.—Ht. Lawrence and 
 Wood Markets, Thoma.s Beatty ; Hay, Fish, 
 and Catthf Jfarkets, Robert Guy. 
 
 T/ic Jifordcr's Court is held in the Court 
 House, foiu' times in each year — JIarch, 
 June, Se])tember, and Dccend.er. 
 
 The I'dllvc Court is in the (dd Mechanics' 
 Institute, Court Street. Alexander llae" 
 nabb. Police Magistrate. 
 
 Tli4' Police ({/fice, is in the old Mechanics' 
 Institute, Court street. 
 
 Tlie Eastern Station Hmi.ie is under the 
 Citj' Hall. The Wrstcru Station House is 
 on Queen street, between Peter and Brock 
 streets. The Vmtije street Station House is 
 opiwsite Edward street. 
 
 SrANDiXf) CoMMriTKKs and. Boards if the 
 Council of the Cnrjioration of the Ciljj of To- 
 ronto, 18t)8. — Finance and Assfs.^wfnt.^\\- 
 dermau Ilaniuni, chairman ; Messrs. Adam- 
 son, Boxall, Dickey, Henderson, Manning, 
 Vickers. 
 
 Board of Worlcs. — Alderman Strachan, 
 chairman ; Messi-s. Baxter, Bell, Hvnc.s, 
 Eiddell, Sheard, Smith. 
 ■ Jail Insiicctors. ■ — Alderman Strachan, 
 chairman ; Jlessrs. Bell, Boxall, Harrison, 
 Medcolf, Sheard, Smith. 
 
 Fire, Water and (ras. — Alderman Thomp- 
 son, chairman ; Mcssi's. Beard, Boxall, 
 Clements, Harman, Harrison, Medcalf 
 
 Wharves and Harbors. — Aldernian Bell, 
 chairman ; Mes.srs. Adamson, Beard, Boxall, 
 Clements Diekey, Thompson. 
 
 Lifnises. — Alderman Vickers, chairman ; 
 Messrs. Harman, Harrison, Henderson, 
 Hynes, Manning, Riddell. 
 
 Walks ttiul. Ourdens. — Alderman Baxter, 
 chairman ; Messrs. Boulton, Hynes, Riddell, 
 Sheard, Strachan, Vickers. 
 
 Public Buildings. — Alderman Boxall, 
 chairman ; Messrs. Adamson, Baxter, Har- 
 
 man, Sheard, Smith, Thompson. 
 
 Public Markets. — Alderman Snuth, chair- 
 man ; Me-ssi-s. Boulton, Boxall, Dickey, 
 Henderson, Medcalf, Thompson. 
 
 Board oj Health. — Ahlcrman Boulton, 
 chairman ; ^fes-srs. Beard, Harrison, Med- 
 calf, Riddell, Smith, Thompson. 
 
 Priiitiuij. — .Udernuin Beard, chairman ; 
 Jlessrs. IWmlton, Clements, Dickey, ilau- 
 ning, Medcalf, Riddell. 
 
 Court of Ji'evisiiiii. — His Worshin the 
 ^layor ; Aldermen 15axter, Harman, Slieard, 
 Smith. 
 
 SCHOOL TRtJSTErS. 
 »Sy. Lai'-rcnce IVard. — J. B. Boustead, 
 Dr. J, Ross. 
 
 St. David's Ward. — Emerson Coatsworth, 
 Dr. H. H. Wright. 
 
 St. James' 7/'(irj(?.— Tames Bain, Waltei' 
 S. Lee. 
 
 St. Andrew's Ward. — Hcnrv Godson, 
 W. B. McMurrich. 
 
 St. John's Ward. — Arbuckle Jardine, 
 Thomas Spence. 
 
 St. tieonic's Ward. — Hon. John McMur- 
 rich, Dr. Joseph Adams. 
 
 St. Patrick's Ward. — Alderman John 
 Baxter, Dr. W. W. Ogdcn. 
 
 Chairman, John Baxter ; Secretary of the 
 Board, George A. Barlwr. Local Superin- 
 tendent, Rev. James Porter. 
 
 Schools and Namks of Teaciikrs. — 
 St. Lawrence. — Palace St. School. — Head 
 Master, M. Gill ; Head Mistress, Miss J. 
 Armstrong ; Assistant Teacher, Miss H. 
 Wilkinson. 
 
 St. David.— Geovge Street Schocd.- Head 
 Mastir, J. F. JcH'ers ; Head Jlistress, Itliss 
 M. J. Keown ; Assistant Teacher.s, Miss M. 
 Hamilton, Jliss A. L. Arui.strong ; Junior 
 Assistants, Miss C. Scarlett, Miss A. Heu- 
 ning. 
 
 St. David.— Ihv Park School. — Head 
 Master, William Anderson ; Head Mis- 
 tress, Mii-s M. Robertson ; Assistant 
 Teacher, Mi>-s Boddy ; Junior Assi-stants^ 
 Miss M. A. Anker, Miss M. Buik. • 
 
 St. James. — A'ictoiia Street School. — 
 Head Ma.ster, W Uiam Spot ton ; Head 
 Jlistress, Miss G. Round ; Assistant 
 Teachers, Miss M. A. Kennedy, Miss E. 
 Kennedy ; Junior A.ssistants, Miss M, 
 Robinsim, Mi.ss A. O'Flaghcrty. 
 
 St. John. — Loui.sa Street School. — Heal 
 Master, Henry Browne ; Head Mistress, 
 J. S. Morrison ; Assistant Teachers, Miss 
 L. Py]ier, Miss P. MeGce ; Junior Assis- 
 tants, Miss A. Hall, Miss C. Spotton, 
 
 St. .Mvi.— Elizabeth Street School.— 
 Head Master, Robert MeCaushind ; Head 
 Mistress, Mi.ss AI. fhccnlees ; Assistant 
 Teacher, Miss Sarah McBride, Miss S. M, 
 HauiUtou. 
 
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 ,S<. Oeorgc— John Street School— Head 
 Mefltor, S. McAllister ; Head Mistress, Miss 
 M. Ferguson ; Assistant Teacher, Miss Agnes 
 Kelloch ; Junior Assistants, Mrs. J. Hamil- 
 ton, Miss M. Elliott 
 
 St. Patrick.— VlMhe Street School.'— 
 Head Master, Samuel Coyne ; Head Mis- 
 tress, Miss C. M. Churchill ; Assisbint 
 Teachers, Miss A. Rogers, Miss 0. Dunu ; 
 Junior Assistants, Miss E. Frazer, Miss 
 Eliza Tliompson, Miss Fanny Lawrence. 
 
 St. Patrick.— Givvns Street School. — 
 Head Master, James Anderson ; Head 
 Mistress, Miss R. Thoni^Mon. 
 
 TORONTO POST OFnOE. 
 
 Postnuistcr. — .Joseph Lesslie. 
 
 Assiitant Postmisler. — G. H. Backas. 
 
 Clerk. — John H. Davis, John Can-utlici's, 
 Alfred Cooper, Alfred Barley, Ayliuer Lang- 
 ley, Benj. Langley, Alfrecl Cooke, Josejili 
 Saulter, John Forsyth, Areli'd Harsto?:i', 
 Henry Falkiuer, Loniild P. Hoss, Williiun 
 Wright, Henry Boulter, Chiivh-s 15. Jiutler, 
 William Loudon, Aucriistus Wel)lier, B. Al. 
 Armstrong, C. .t. AV. Wiuatiinlcy, John 
 Monaghan, Cieorge A. Boss, .las. A. Brodie. 
 
 Letter Carriers. — .Tohn McCloskey, John 
 Bos.s, Peter Boss, Bobert Stepli.'ns, James 
 Alston, John Bazley. 
 
 Box Collectors. — Thos. Crotty, J. Hodg- 
 kin.soii. 
 
 Housekeeper and Messenger. — Hy. Walker. 
 
 Assistant Messaiijer. — Geo. Wni. (irolli. 
 
 iNsi'Kci'ou'is oinncK, toko.ntk i>ivi,siux. 
 P. 0. Ijw/ixtor. — John Dewti. 
 C/nef Clerk. — Wm. ( Uippage. 
 Clerks.— \)An\. S|irv, .lohri McLoehlin, K. 
 G. Bennett, if. W. .lackson. 
 Mcssciujcr. — John Bucliaii. 
 
 CUSTOM HODiB. 
 
 Golhrlnr. — 
 
 Snrmyor and Aii.in.-i CoU-lnr. — Thomas 
 C. Scott. 
 
 Ch ief Chrk. - John l")nu!.'I,i.i. 
 
 Olerk.i.-ii. Hciulensdii, C. K. MiU'k.iy, A. 
 Munni, .r. Woodliouse, \). Delamere, 1,'iis.sell 
 Inglis, Joliu 15-aty. 
 
 A/i/miiii;r. — Ah^Nander Maeiilier.son. 
 
 Chief III, uliiyj iiMilcr. — .1. P. Dunn. 
 
 Lamlimj wm/ers.—T. MeCaithv. H. Siu- 
 claii', J. Soaulan, ,1. Cln'istie. .f. VV. llo<;;iiii, 
 W. Howe, Bouehette And. I'soii ; J. Mil- 
 bourne, Landing waiter at ()Ul]iort Credit ; 
 George Watson, Landing waiter at outpoit 
 CoUingwood. 
 
 L,wb;rs.~,J Stitt, R. G. A. Paton, Alex. 
 Duff. 
 
 ^ Messenger aHdJfomekeej)cr.—Wm. Mackay. 
 
 anJkXD SBVENUE OB EXCISE OFFIOB. 
 
 KXCIIANOK BUILUINOS.— OFFICERS. 
 
 Aasiatant Commiattimier. — Alfred Brunei, 
 Brock Street. 
 
 District Inspector. — Henry Godson, 200 
 KI'dimond Street West. 
 
 fo//ec/<ws.— George P. Dickson, 12 Gerrard 
 Street ; James Shaw, WeUington Street. 
 
 Deputy Collectors,-— iohn Morrow, Sjmdina 
 Avenue ; U. A. Hartley. 
 
 Eixise Officers. — W. AI. Gome, Exchange 
 Buildings ; F. II. Mi(;kleburgh, Temiteranco 
 Street ; Maxwell AleCord ; Richard vVoods- 
 worth. Church Street ; Angus D. McDonell, 
 Dundius streid ; Sanmel Greey, Church 
 street ;' R. B. Dixon, (^ueen Street ; John 
 McDonnell Campbell, Bay Street; C. T. 
 Dixon, 1*2 (Jeniud Street ; P. ftl. Robins, 
 Youge Street. 
 
 HARBOR COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 Otficc, Front Street, nearly o])]K)sit<? the 
 Custom House, .1. (i. Worts, Ks(|., Chainnan. 
 
 (InminiKslitiiirs iipiminlril l/i/ the Board of 
 Trade ~-\\ 1). Harri.s, J. (J. 'Worts. 
 
 Coiniiil-ixioHirn ii'tiiniiiled hif the City Coun- 
 cil. — Aid. Smith an<l .^hcai'd. 
 
 Coinmis^i'in-'r i'i':ii>lii/ed by the Oovemmcnt. 
 
 — WilliaMl Ciwl. rl. 
 
 Ifihliir .Mii.^lrr. — Hu;^h Richardson. 
 
 Ikjialij J I arbor Manli'r. — James Smith, 
 junr. 
 
 ///;//// IlituM ]\,"-,)-r mid Deputy Ifarbor 
 Milder (Jiicii'.-t Wharf, liolicrt Kerr. 
 
 TORONTO FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief Hiigiiirer.- '.^tuiwH Ashlield ; resi- 
 dciii'c, Ho. MTcriipcraiii'c street; otiiee, south- 
 west win;; City Hall ImiMiiigs. 
 
 Assi.ifaiit Kiniiiirrr. —Richard Ardiigh; 22 
 bninchmeu ; 11 Imok and l.idder men; 1 
 bugler; 2 engineers of steam lire engines; 2 
 liremen of do. ; 2 dvivere of liorses for do. ; 3 
 ili'ivera of liosc carts; a driver of hook and 
 lailder truck; 1 caretaker; in all 47 men, 
 with (wo steam fire engines, hose carts, hose, 
 hoiik ami ladder apparatus, and 7 horses. 
 
 Tii-ii .SV(f//(/H.s'. - No. 1 Station, at Bay 
 street Fire Hall, corner of TemiK'rance street; 
 No. 2 Stati(m, at Court street Fire Hall. 
 
 METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANY. 
 
 Oflices, 21 and 22 Kxchange Buildings; J, 
 Evans, Clerk of the Company; L. G. Bol- 
 ster, SuiKjrintendent ; W. H. Stotesbury, 
 (Collector. 
 
 CONSUMERS' OAS COMPANY. 
 
 Office, Toronto street, east side. E. H, 
 Rutherfonl, President; James Austin, Vice 
 I'resident; Hon. Wm. Ikic Master, George 
 
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TORONTO CITY DTUKCTORY. 
 
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 EXCISE omoB. 
 
 18. — 0FFICKK8. 
 
 r. — Alfred Brunei, 
 
 pury Godson, 200 
 
 )i(-kson, 12 Gerrard 
 llin^oii Street. 
 u Morrow, Spadina 
 
 OoiTirt, Exchange 
 biirsli, TeniiK'mnco 
 Uichai'd Woods- 
 ngus D. Mc-Donell, 
 Grecy, Clniroh 
 ueeii Street ; John 
 ly Street; V. T. 
 et ; P. M. Kobins, 
 
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 ts, K.s(|., C'liiiinnan. 
 •(/ liif the Board of 
 (!. Worts. 
 I hfi Uic. City Cmm- 
 m\. 
 I bi/ Ihfi Government. 
 
 I Hichnrilsoi). 
 — Jaiiit's Smith, 
 
 <iit^ Dc.iniJji Harbor 
 liobert KeiT. 
 
 iPABTMENT. 
 
 e.s A.slilield ; resi- 
 stri'i-t; oHiee, south- 
 'liii-s. 
 
 liihiinl Anlagh; 22 
 11(1 ladder men ; 1 
 Willi lire engines; 2 
 of horses for do. ; 3 
 liver of hook and 
 r; in all 47 men, 
 es, hose carts, hose, 
 IS. and 7 hoi-se.s. 
 
 Station, at Iky 
 'remiM'raiue street; 
 ireet Fire Hall. 
 
 ER COMPANY. 
 
 ange Huildings; J, 
 iniiy; L. (}. Bol- 
 ^ II. Stotesbury, 
 
 OOHPANT. 
 
 <!ast side. E. H, 
 nies Austin, Vice 
 Ic Master, Georgo 
 
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 Duggan, L. W. Smith, W. Cnwthra, I. C. 
 Gilmor, J. T. Smith, J. H. Meml, James 
 Henderson, John Eastwood, A. I.iepper, Di- 
 rectors; Henry Thomiwon, Manager; \V. H. 
 Pearson, Book-kee)>er ; F. D. Whittemore, 
 Assistant Book-keeper ; John Henderson, 
 Foreman. 
 
 HUBON AMD ONTASIO BHIP CANAL CO. 
 
 F. C. CJapreol, President; Henry Fowler, 
 Managing Director; Hon. W. Cayley, Secre- 
 tary ; John Hawkshaw and A. M. Kendall, 
 of London, Eng., Consulting Engineers ; 
 Wni. Sykes, Uesident Engineer. 
 
 CANADA MERCANTILE rROTECTIVE ASSO- 
 CIATION. 
 
 Office, 20 Toronto street, Toronto. Pres- 
 ident, A. K. Boomer ; Vice President, G. 
 Mercer Adam ; Board of Directors, Messrs. 
 Joseph Hurd, (Hunl k Leigh), N. C. 
 Dull; (Thomiwou & Dulf), Thos. Webb, 
 "W. P. Marston, John Kay, G. M. Adam, H. 
 "Walton, A. K. Boomer, William Hewitt, J. 
 Stovcll, William Straehan, C 9,. Hayman; 
 Solicitor, John McBride, Barrister; ilana- 
 gera, Messrs. C'upples & Hunter. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Bank of Britisli North Avierica, comer of 
 Yonge and Wellington streets. S. Taylor, 
 Manager ; Ix'wis Alotlatt, Frederick Perkins, 
 Local Directoi-s ; Larratt W. Smith, Solici- 
 tor ; Tlios. S. Hill, Accountant ; J. A. (Jodd, 
 First Teller ; E. Dewar, Second Teller ; Geo. 
 Menzies, Discount Clerk ; Robert Bums, 
 Ledger KcejKr ; E. W. Syer, John Nichol- 
 son, Clerk ; Robert Parks, Messenger. 
 
 Bank of Montreal, eorner of Yonge and 
 Front streets. Head Office, Montreal. T. 
 
 B. Anderson, President ; E. H. King, Gen- 
 eral Manager. Capital, $6,000,000. Toron- 
 to Branch — G' o. W . Yarker, Manager ; 8. J. 
 Stammei-s, Accountant ; G. H. Wilson, First 
 Teller ; W. Lonson, Second Teller ; Wm. B. 
 
 C. Barber, Third Teller ; J. C. Vankough- 
 net. Discount Clerk ; W. G, Telfer, Ledger 
 Keei>er (Credit) ; R. B. Crombie, Dejiosit 
 Ledger Keej^r ; George Dmmniond, Cash 
 Book ; A. P. Tregent, Collections ; J. B. 
 Richai-ds, Goveniminit Drafts ; P. McBrien, 
 Messenger ; F. Lyons, Porter. 
 
 Bank of Toronto. — Directors, "William 
 Gooderham, James G. Woi-ts, Hon. A. A. 
 Bumham, \Vm. Cantley, Wm. Eraser, Wm. 
 Cawthra, and A. T. Fulton ; Wm. Gootler- 
 ham. President ; Jas. G. Worts, Vice-Presi- 
 dent ; Geo. Hague, (.'ashier ; Hugh Leach, 
 Accountant ; Win. Simpson, Inspector ; J. 
 T. M. Bumside, Fii-st Teller ; E. Covrdry, 
 Second Teller ; "W. R. Wadsworth, Assistant 
 Accountant ; F. Cayley, Discount Clerk ; D. 
 
 Camplwll, I^^dger Kcejwr ; John Adams, 
 Collection Clerk ; O. W. Hodgntts, Assistant 
 Discount Clerk ; A. J. G. Maddison, C. J. 
 Page, and A. Beatty, Cierks. Bank, comer 
 of Wellington and Church streets. 
 
 Bank of Uj>iter Canada. — Trustees' Office, 
 Ontario Hall, Church striH't. 
 
 Canadian Bank oj Cwrtwicrcc— Opened 
 May 1st, 1867. Hon. WiU; .m McMaster, 
 President ; Henry S. Howland, Vice-Presi- 
 dent ; R. J. Dallas, Cashier ; "W. A. Samp- 
 son, Accountant ; W. G. Boswell, Firet 
 Teller ; J. H. Plumber, Second Teller ; W. 
 J. Robeiison, Assistant Accountant ; B. C. 
 Miller, Transfer Clerk ; Louis A. Le Pan, 
 Discount Clerk ; L. B'/lster, Ledger Keeper ; 
 A. W. r. Throop and R. O. Greet, Clerks ; 
 J. Blackwell, Messenger ; J. McCaw, Porter. 
 
 City Bank, Montreal — South-west comer 
 of Bay and Wellington streets. John Moat, 
 Manager ; W. A. Meny, Inspector ; John 
 Legge, Accountant ; George "W. Manning, 
 Teller ; W. C. Kennedy, Discount (.'lerk ; 
 Clifton Shears, Ledger Keeper ; J. Ardiil, 
 Messenger. 
 
 Merchants' Bank, 13 Wellington Street 
 east. Jiimes G. Harper, Mannger ; John C. 
 Kemi', Secretary ; F. Cre.sswell, Accountant; 
 V^^. Scadding, Teller; John Moffiitt, Dis- 
 count Clerk ; D. Miller, Clerk ; J. Hender- 
 son, I^Iessenger. 
 
 Ontario Bank, Corner of Wellington and 
 Scoti Streets. A. Fisher, Manager ; Hon. 
 Wm. P. Howland, C. li., Local Director ^. 
 Patton, Osier & Moss, Solicitors ; J. H. 
 Woodman, Accountant ; George Hamilton, 
 Ledger KeejM^r ; J. F. Feilde, Paying Teller ; 
 R. C. Jennings, Receiving Teller ; W. H. 
 Holland, Discount Clerk ; G. Lovekin, Jun- 
 ior Clerk ; F. Guest, Messenger. 
 
 Quebec Bunk. — Bank of Toronto Building. 
 R. H. Bethune, Manager ; J. Price, Account- 
 ant ; J. H. Kane, Teller ; J. H. Miller,. 
 Ledger Keeper ; Wm. Nicholls, Clerk, 
 
 Royal Canadian Bank. — Discount days, 
 each day. Capital, §2,000,000 ; Incorp 
 nted 1865. A. M. Smith, President 
 Woodside, Cashier ; Bank on Toronto Street. 
 
 ays, V 
 
 por- \ 
 
 SAVINOS BANKS. 
 
 Government Post Office Savings Bank. — 
 Office at Toronto Post Office. 
 
 Toronto Savings Bank. — Office, 72 Church 
 Street, William J. Macdonnell, Manager ; 
 James Mason, Teller. 
 
 Merchants' Savings Bank, Wellington 
 Street, in connection with the Merchants' 
 Bank of Canada. Capital, $6,000,000. J. 
 G. Harper, Manager. 
 
 Interest at the rate of four per cent, per 
 annum will be allowed on all deposits of 
 four dollars and npwards. 
 
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 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 li 1 
 CUW .] 
 
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 $ 
 
 Interest will commence from the day of 
 tlejKJsit nml allowed to the dute of witlidiawnl. 
 Deposits may be witlidiawu ut any time ut 
 the i>leiisnre of the deiHi8it<ir. 
 
 Dei»o8itors of one hundred dollms and 
 upwardH may obtain a higher mtc of interest 
 by a KiK'ciul arningunR'nt, the i)articular8 of 
 which will be made known on aiiplieation. 
 
 BUILDINQ, SAVINGS ANC INVESTMENT SO- 
 CIETIES. 
 
 Fi-rrhohl I'l'mianml BiuliUmj and Suviiujs 
 HocMn. — IncoriMti-ated Jlay, 1859, imr- 
 suant to till' Act of the Trovinciiil Legis- 
 lature, itth Victoria, ihaptfr 90, and amend- 
 ments. Ollice, corner of Clmn-h and Court 
 streets, ('apital, $500,000, in shares of *100 
 each. Hen. William MeJIiistcr, rvMulent ; 
 ■Tames Michic, Esq., Fkc-I'i<:iidciif. ; Charles 
 Kobertson, Sccrctan/ ; John Leys, Soluitur; 
 "W. U. Taylor, Cmhkr: 1{. IJ. Cathron, 
 Jiookkccpei: JJiiedois—Maw. Wm. McMas- 
 ter, Hon. Wm. P. Howland, James JHehie, 
 L. Heyden, Alexander Murray, James Aus- 
 tin, A. T. Fulton. BdHkers — Hank of Mon- 
 treal. 
 
 Canada Pcrumnmd liuihlinfi and Sni-iiiffs 
 ,Soe<rf(/,— Incorpoiuted by authoritv of par- 
 Parlianu-nt. Cajntal, iiSl,100,000. "invested 
 on Real Estate, $1, -100, 000. Annual Income, 
 $400,000. Office, Miwonie H:dl, Toronto 
 Street, Toronto. Board of Dircclore — Jo- 
 seph D. Ridout, I'rcsidenf; Peter Paterson, 
 Vice-President; James (}. Worts, Edward 
 Hooper, Samuel Nordheimer, Joseph Koliiii- 
 «on, W. e. Chewett, UA)., E. H. Kutlier- 
 foixi ; Jonas Ap Jones, Solicitor; ,f. HerlR'rt 
 Mason, Secretary and Treasurer. Bankers — 
 Hank of Toronto ; IJank of Montri-al. 
 
 Commercial Building and Savinf/s Society. 
 — The Hon. John McMurrich, President; 
 John Bui is, Vice-President ; John Rains, 
 {Secretary ami Treasurer. Office, eor. Yonge 
 and Adelaide streets. 
 
 Tlie Provincial Permanent Buildiny ami 
 Savings' Society.— Directors. — A. Thornton 
 Todd, Es(iuire, President; C. S. Ozowski, 
 Es(iuire, Vice-President ; C. J. Camjibell, 
 Esquire, F. W. Cumlievland, Esquire, 
 Manager, Northern Railway, W. luce. 
 Esquire, Messrs. F. and 0. i'erkins & Co. 
 Herbert Mortimer, Esquire. Solicitors.— 
 Messi's. Patton, Osier & Moss. Bankers. — 
 Bank of British North America. City 
 and County VuliuUor. — C. Unwin, P.L.S. 
 Auditors. — W. B. Phipps and R. Spreull. 
 Secretary and Tratsurer. — E. Bradl)ume. 
 Offices. — Head Office, Toronto street, Toron- 
 to, (first door South of the Post Office). 
 
 Unutn Permanenf. Buildimj and Savings 
 Society. — Incorporated uudurthe Act of the 
 Parliament of Canada. Office 80 King street 
 
 west. Directors — F. Riehni-dson, President ; 
 A. Lepper, Vice-Pn'sident ; A. Henderson, 
 T, Hcnning, 1. C. (Jilnior, J. C. Fiteh, fSeo. 
 (loulding, ; Wm. Mortimer Clark, Stdicitor ; 
 Wm. Pyjier, Secretary and Trensurer ; tho 
 liank of Montreal, Banker. 
 
 JVrsteni Canada, Permanent Baildiny and 
 Saritujs Society, Toronto. — Ineoiiwnitwl by 
 authority of Parliament. Capital ^250,000, 
 in shares of ?50 each ; dividend payable in 
 Januaryand.Inly. Directors — Hon. Oeo. W. 
 Allan, Senator. President; Jeremiah Carty, 
 Vice-J'resident ; John Worthington, Francis 
 Shanly, Wm. (looderham, .lames. E. Smith, 
 Hon. 1), L. Macplierson, Senator; Solicitors, 
 Hon. J. B. Robinson, W. H. Beatty (of the 
 firm of R(d)in.son, Beatty & ( 'hadwiek) ; 
 Bankers, Bank of Toronto ; Secretari/ and 
 Treasurer, Walter S. Lee, Office, No. 70 
 Church street ; Book-keeper George T, 
 Williamson. 
 
 Metroitolitan Permanent Building Society. 
 — InooriKU-atcd pursuant to Acts of Provin- 
 , cial Parliament. Hon. William Caylej', 
 j President; Frank Shanly, of Toronto, P. L. 
 S., Vice-President ; Mathew Crooks Came- 
 I ron, Solicitor ; James Eraser, See. nnilTreas. ; 
 Office, 5 King street west, (n<'.\t door to 
 Fulton, Michie k Co.) Shares, $r,0 each, 
 payable either in advance, or by monthly in- 
 .sUilments of $4 per share, ami a dejwsit of 
 .?2 per share at time of entering. New mem- 
 bers may come in at any time. No entrance 
 money or management fee. A discount of 
 §1 50 per share allowed when payment is 
 made in advance. 
 
 LOAN, LAND AND CREDIT OOUPANIES. 
 
 Canada Land and Credit Cow/niny — 
 Ineorpomted by Act of Parliament, 1858. 
 Cajiital, $1,000,000. Subscribed capital, 
 i?500,000. President. —Lewin Moffiitt, E.s<i. 
 Vice-President. -Hon. W. P. Howland, M.P. 
 Jhm-fors.—T\u'. Hon. 0. W. Allan, M.P. 
 William Alexander, F's(iuire ; The Hon. 
 Ocorge Brown ; The Hon. Asa A. Burn- 
 ham ; Richard L. Denison, Ksquire ; C. S. 
 Gzow.ski, Ksquire ; Hon. AV. P. Howland, 
 M.P. ; Lewis Moflatt, Fjiquire : Hon. Wil- 
 liam McMaster, M.P. ; J, B. Osborne, 
 F'squire ; Samuel Spreull, Esquire ; Larratt 
 W. Smith, I'^squire, D.C.L. Bankers. — 
 Messi-s. Smith, raync and Smiths, London ; 
 Bank of Comnu'rce, Toronto. Solicitor. — 
 Stephen Maule Jarvis, Esquire. Auditors, 
 — William Wilkinson, I'^qiiire, Charles 
 Robertson, E.s(]^uire. Secretary.-— John Sy- 
 mons. Esquire. Head Office, 22 King street, 
 Toi-onto. London Agency. — Messrs. Bruu- 
 ton and Son, 32 Cornhill, liondon, E.t!. 
 
 Canada Jjand and Emigration Com,' 
 pany. Limited. — Office. — Toronto Bank 
 Buildings. Capital, £250,000stg. Secretary. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 13 
 
 ihnnlson, President ; 
 !iit ; A. Hi'mlerHon, 
 r, J. ('. Fitili, fSeo. 
 HT Clark, Solicitor ; 
 imd Trciwiirer ; the 
 ki.T. 
 
 (tticnt Baililhifj and 
 >. — IncoriKtnitwl l)y 
 
 Ciil.ital 92r.0,000, 
 livi(l(!iid iMiyuble in 
 torn — Hon, (!t'o. W, 
 f ; .I*ri'iuiiih ( 'arty, 
 oithingtoii, Fnincis 
 , .laini'S. K. Siiiitli, 
 Senator ; SoUcitwa, 
 
 H. Ikatty (of the 
 Ity k ( Iiadwiik) ; 
 iito; Srartfiiji and 
 ce, OIHcp, No. 70 
 rvjwr r.i'orgc T. 
 
 (/ Uin'fdiiir/ Soci'rfi/. 
 
 to Afts of I'rovin- 
 
 Williani Caylej', 
 
 , of Toronto, P. L. 
 
 lew (.'rooks t'anie- 
 
 ser, Sec. andTren.H. ; 
 
 ^('st, (next door to 
 
 Shares, 850 eaeli, 
 
 , or hy montlily in- 
 
 i; and a dejKjsit of 
 
 tmiiig. Ncwniem- 
 
 tinie. No entrance 
 
 L'e. A discount of 
 
 I wlieu ixiynieut is 
 
 IDIT COMPANIES. 
 
 Credit C'miifxini/ — 
 Parliament, 1858. 
 iuhscrilK'd eajiital, 
 ewis jMoHatt, Kwi. 
 . P. Howland, U. P. 
 . W. Allan, M.P, 
 quire ; The Hon. 
 m. Asa A. Ihirn- 
 n, Ksfiuire ; ('. H. 
 W. P. Howland, 
 <l«ir(' : Hon. Wil- 
 •T. H. Osliorno, 
 Ksipiire ; Larmtt 
 C'.L. Jiaukers. — 
 Smiths, Loudon ; 
 unto. Solkilor. — 
 sipiire. AwlUors, 
 I'^iiuirc, Charles 
 ••clarii. — John Sy- 
 ice, 22 King street, 
 !/. — Messrs. Bruii- 
 London, K.(.;. 
 
 Emiif ration Com' 
 — Toronto Bank 
 lOOstg. tSecretar;/. 
 
 — C. .L Hlomfield, Kh<(. lUrcctors. — Messrs. 
 F. H. Heward, C. .]. CamplM-ll. l!rsif/nit 
 A(jrM. — Alex. Niven Halihurtou. Holt- 
 eitors. — Mess4"s. Crooks, Kingsmill and <-'at- 
 tanaeh. 
 
 Colonial Sfcnritl Vomjiain/ of Lon- 
 don, Ertfjlnnd. — Capital. — £500,000 ster- 
 ling. JJimtors in (.'nnnda. — ^. H. Hew- 
 nni, Ksijnire ; .John ( 'ayley, Ksquire ; A<hiui 
 Crooks, Msijuire. Invests money upon secu- 
 rity of improved farm lands or good city 
 proiJerty for live years, at moileiiite rates of 
 interest ; charges not to exceed 30 dollars on 
 new loans nua 20 dollars on renewed loans. 
 De]H)sits on aee(mnt of principal taken at 
 a hxed rate of interest. For lurther infor- 
 mation apply to H. .J. LT. Chii>man, Ksquire, 
 Secretary, Toronto, or to any of the Com- 
 |)any's valuei-s in Ontario. Olficf.. — Kilin- 
 fmrgh Life Assurance IJuilding, Wellington 
 Street, Toronto. 
 
 Major Shaw ; Secretary ami Treasurer, Wm. 
 Kdwanls ; Directors, Alderman Strachan, 
 Cai»t. Houstcnd, P. ArnistroTig, Rice Lewis, 
 Col. li. L. Denison, Janu-s Fleming, H. C. 
 Thomson. 
 
 This society hohls a Summer Kxhibition of 
 Horticultural Products, and a Fall Exhibi- 
 tion of .\giienltural, and Meelmnical Pro- 
 ducts. 
 
 Membershii), SLOO i)er ainiuni, admitting 
 
 . to all " " 
 
 bitious. 
 
 :Member and i.ady to all the Society's Exhi- 
 
 AORIOTJLTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL 
 SOCIETIES. 
 
 Provincial Atfrirultnral Asiorlation.. — 
 Officrrs /or 18(58.— Thomas Stock, Water- 
 down, rnsidcnf ; .lames Nimmo, Kingston, 
 ls< Vicc-Prrnidfnt ; -John Walton, Peterboro', 
 2nd Vicf-Prrsidrnt ; l\. L. Denison, Toronto, 
 Trca.tinrr. Si'rretariex — Hugh (.', Thom- 
 son, Toronto, Seci'etaiy of the IJoard of Ag- 
 riculture ; W. Kdwards, Toronto, Secretary 
 of the Doard of Arts and Manufactures. Pro- 
 fessor Croft, University College, Consulting 
 I'hemist ; Andrew Smith, L. K. V. C, Vet- 
 erinary Siu'geon and Iteferee ; James Flem- 
 ing, Toronto, Seeilsman ; IJankers, Hank of 
 British Nortli America ; W. A. Coole}', (!eu- 
 cral Sui>erintcndentof the K.xhibition ; James 
 Fleming, SujK'rintendent of Crain, Poots, 
 and the Horticultural Dejmi-tment. 
 
 The Board of Agriculture, consisting of 
 the following members, constitute the Coun- 
 cil of the Association between the Annual 
 Meetings thereof. 
 
 Hon. I). ChrLstie, Brautford, President ; 
 IJon. Asa A. Burnham, C(d)ourg, Vice-Pre- 
 sident ; The Hon. the Commi.ssioner of Agi'i- 
 culture ; 1{. L. Denison, Toronto ; W. Fer- 
 guson, M.P.P., Kingston ; Hon. George 
 Alexander, Woodstot;k ; Dr. Bichmond, 
 Gaiianoque ; F. W. Stone, Guelpli ; J. C. 
 Eykert, St. Catharines ; Professor Buckhmd, 
 "^'oroiito ; Bev. Dr. Kyerson, Chief Superin- 
 tendent of Kducation, Ontario ; Dr. Beatty, 
 Cobourg ; Hugh C. Thomson, Secretary, To- 
 ronto. 
 
 Tormdo Horticultural .S'ociX//.— President, 
 Hon. G. W. Allan ; Secretaii<'s, George Les- 
 lie and Walters. Lee ; Treasurer, Jas.E. Ellis. 
 
 City of Toronto Electoral Divinion Society. 
 President, John Grey ; Ist Vice-President, 
 George Ijeslie, Jr. ; 2iul Vice-President, 
 
 C'riviida West poultry Ansm-ialion. — Oflfi> 
 eers for 18t!8 : President, Allan McLean 
 Howard, E-sq. ; Vice-President, Alexander 
 Macnabb, Esq., Police Magistmte ; Hononuy 
 Secretary, J. E. Ellis, Esq., of the Canada 
 Farmer ; Treasurer, John JIcDonahl, Esq., 
 County Treasurer; Auditors, G. D. James, 
 Ks(i., and T. Mcl.ean, Esii. ; Committee, 
 Lieut. -Col. Hassard, Bice Lewis, Esq., A. 
 McL. Howard. Es(i.,P. Armstrong, Esq., B. 
 A.Wood, Estp, John McDonald, Esq., Comity 
 Treasmer, J. K. Withers, Es»|., B. Bull, Esq., 
 T. .McLciiii, Es(i., J. Beswick, Esq., 0\ 
 Sliivers Birchall, Esq., James Gmham, Esq. 
 
 Meetings of the Association are held on tlio 
 lirst Thursday in each mouth at tie Agri- 
 cultural Hall, corner of Yonge and Queen 
 streets. 
 
 BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE INSTITU- 
 TIONS. 
 
 Provincial Lunatic Asylum— \^ 24 miles 
 from the I'ity Hall, on (iueeii .street. l*ro- 
 jHMty vested in the Crown. The institution 
 IS now under the management and sup^wrt 
 of the Local (tovernment of Ontario, who 
 frame by-laws for its government, and ap- 
 ]ioint an Inspector to thoroughly examine 
 the Asylum ami r. ))ort to His Excellency 
 the Lieutemvnt-Govi riior. The admis.sioii of 
 patients is regulated by Cap. 122, Con. Stat. 
 U. C., which requires that the patient be 
 examined by three licensed medical prac' 
 titionei-s, verified by Peeve or Mayor, col- 
 lectively, who certify to the in.saiiity. 
 
 Olticeis of the Institution —Medical Sui)er- 
 intendent, Joscnli Workman, M.D., Assist- 
 ant Phy.sician, B. Workman, M.D. ; Clinical 
 Assistant, J. Workman, Jr.; Bursar, J. 
 McKirdy ; Steward, James Henry ; Matron, 
 Mary Ann Parkes. 
 
 Note. — A Branch of this Asylnnihas been 
 establisluHl in the old University Building, 
 under the same management, llobt. Blair, 
 ' Steward ; Eliza Blair, Matron. 
 
 Toronto General Hospital. — Trustees : Hon. 
 Justic e Wilson, Chirirman ; E. H. Ruther- 
 ford ; J. Merrick (appointed byGovernmeut) ; 
 John McDonald (api)ointe<l by the Board of 
 Trade) ; Alderman Boxall (appointed by the 
 \ City Council.) 
 

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 r/w Orpham' Home mui FVmah Aid So- 
 cUty, T<mnUo.—¥stnbM\ed iu 1853. Situ- 
 atctl on Sullivan street Ih under tin- i>atn»n- 
 age of tlie Churcli of Knglimd, ninl at i)rt'fM'nt 
 haa 26 girU and 3(i Itoys iu nttt-ndancc. 
 Officers of the Soticty— I'atroncsH, Her Ex- 
 cellency Lady Mon(!k ; Visitor, Lord Bishop 
 of Toronto ; First Directress, Airs. Murray ; 
 Second Directress, Mrs. Vankmiglinet ; Trea- 
 surer, Mrs. Kingston ; .^Uicretary, Mrs. Ilos- 
 kins ; Chaplain, Arrhdcacou Fuller ; Med- 
 ical Officer, Dr. Ogdcn. Coniinittee of 
 Council— Rev. S. Lett, Ven. Archdi'acon 
 Fuller, D.D., Messrs. J. Criikmorc, M. 11. 
 Vankouglinet, K. A. Harrison, Andrew 
 Fleming, and such of the C'hurithwardens of 
 Churches within the City of Toronto, as are 
 members of the CoriM)ra' Ion. Matron, E. 
 M. Large. 
 
 ffmuie 0/ Provuktife—Vowr street. Un- 
 der the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph. 
 
 Sui^erior. — Mother dc ("hantel. 
 
 Number of Sisters, 16 ; orphans, 240 ; j 
 infirm, blind, lame and incurables, 110 ; 
 'leaf and dumb in the school of the iusti- j 
 tUtc, 9. 
 
 Toront-o ffmise of fiuhiMrif. — PIstablished 
 in 1837, corner of Elizabeth and Ehn streets. 
 
 Officers for 18«8.— Rev. Dean H. .1. 
 Grasett, Chnirniiin ; l-Idward Hubson, Esq., I 
 Deputy Chairman ; Henry Rowsell, Esq., 
 Treasurer; Rev. A. .T. Brouglmll, Secretary. 
 
 Ward Visitors. — For St. Lawren(!e Ward, 
 Mr. W. J. MacDonell, 50 Front street ; for 
 St. David's Ward, Hon. d. W. Allan, Mo.ss ' 
 Park ; for St. James' Ward, Mr. John Sliea, 
 109 Seaton street ; for St. (Jeorge'.s Ward, 
 Rev. Alex. Williams, 22 Mercer street ; for 
 St. Andrew's Ward. Mr. .1. Tyner. 117 
 Yonge street ; for St. John's Ward, Mr. E. i 
 Hobson, 5 Agnes street ; for St. Patrick's | 
 Waiti, Kev. A. J. Hroughull, St. Stephen's 
 Parsonage ; Mr. Chas. Duckett, General 
 Superintendent. j 
 
 ■The Weekly Committees meet on'Tuesdays 
 and Fridays, at 9 o'clock a.m. 
 
 The Ik vrd or Miuiagers meet on the third 
 Thursday of each month, at half-past 3 : 
 o'clock, p.m. 
 
 Bw/s' /ToHM!.— Locatetl oast side of George j 
 near Gerrard street. For the training and 
 
 niaintenance of destitute boyd not convicted ; 
 
 •of crime. | 
 
 Boanl of Management. — Lady Patron- ' 
 «Sses, Mrs. Stisted and Mrs. Draper ; Direc- \ 
 tresses, Mrs. McCutcheon, Mrs. Watson, i 
 Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Hodgins, Mis. Gzowski, 
 Mrs. John Ridout, Mrs. Cosens, Mra. David- 
 «on; Treasurer, Mrs. MulhoUand; Secretary, 
 Mrs, A. H. Coulson ; Managers, Mrs. E. 
 Baldwin, Mrs, Beardmorc, Mrs. lirunskill, 
 Mrs. Beard, iTrg. Crombie, Mrs. Cosens, Mrs. 
 A. H. Coulson, ."Irs. Dunlop, Mrs. Davidson, 
 
 Mrs. Fn-tdand, Jfin. Grasett, Mrs. C. 
 Gamble, Mrs. Gzowski, Mrs. U. Gilmour, 
 Miss Oortlon, Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. Hagarty, 
 Mrs. James Leslie, Mrs. Mc^Cutcheon, Mra. 
 Mulhollaml, Mrs. W. B. McMurrich, Miaa 
 V-'teliell, Miss Michie, Mrs. Uyerson, Mrs. 
 Rutherford, Mi-s. John Ridout, Mrs. James 
 Strailian, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mm. D. Wil- 
 son, Mrs. Watson, Miss E. Wilson ; Honor- 
 ary Maiiager.s, Mrs. (J. W. Allan, Mra. John 
 Baldwin, Mrs. Cawthni, Mra. 1. (". (iilnior, 
 Mr.s. Henniug, Mrs. Lewis Motl'at; Solicitor, 
 ('. Robin.soii, Ks4|. ; Medi(;al Oliicer, James 
 'rii'irliurn, M. 1). ; Bankers, Bank of 'ioronto; 
 Malroii, Mrs. Muino. 
 
 Oirfs' Iftmie, nnd J'lilih'f Xiirnfrif. — Ijocated 
 on SherlHiurne street. Boanl of Managers for 
 ]8(i8.—Hiinoiary Member, Mra. Wni. Elliott; 
 1st Directress, Mrs. McCa;il ; 2nd do., Mrs. 
 A. ]{. McMa.ster ; lirddo., Mrs. R. (Jilmour ; 
 Secretary, Miss Elliot ; Treasurer, Mrs. 
 Kerr ; Treasurer of Building Fund, Mrs. 
 Ca-ssidy. 
 
 Lifiiiif-iii Jfivfjyifal, — Located at the cort 
 iier ot Richmond and Slie])lierd streets. Is. 
 DirertresH, Mrs. Gnisett ; 2nd do., Mrs- 
 Hoddiu- ; Tifiisiirer, Mrs. Cumberland ; 
 S(!crctary, Mrs- J. Ridout ; Matron, Mrs. 
 Black. 
 
 Toronto Anrfidalmr A/iyfvm. — Yonge Rt, 
 Yorkville, north of Toll (Sate. Office Bear- 
 ers. — ^Honoraiy Visiting Managers, Mrs, J. 
 Baldwin, Airs. McCntcheon, Mi-s. Blake, 
 Airs. Top)) ; Directn-sses, Airs. Dunlop, Mrs. 
 AIcMurridi, Airs. Alcorn, Mrs. Frceland ; 
 Treiwurer, Mi-s. James Ij^'sslie ; Secretary, 
 Airs, ThdMias Ewart ; Visiting Physician, 
 Dr, Robinson. 
 
 NATIONAL S0CIETIB8. 
 
 St. Oeorife's Sofirfy. — Instituted for the 
 relief of sit-k and Jestitnte Englishmen and 
 their descendants. Established 1836 ; Incor- 
 ])onitcd 1858. Ofiice-hcnreiii, 1868: Presi- 
 dent— ,](i\\n Crit^kniore ; Vkc-Prcsidenta — 
 Ist. James K. Day; 2nd. Lewis Gordon; 
 3rd. S. (}. WocmI. V/uiplai7iJf~Ui'v. I*ro. 
 vost Whiti.kej-, ALA., l{ev. W. S. Darling, 
 riiijsiviitHs — Dr. Benynian. Dr. Howell, Dr. 
 TemiHst. 'J'rrif.turcr—E. Bradburne. SeC' 
 rctarji — H. Afortitnt-r. Committee — Messrs. 
 F. Bisioe, W. T. Boyd, Robert Cox, W, 
 Deuyer, S. Hammond, F. Osier, Thomas 
 Shaw. .%wrt7Trf.v— Alcssrs. C. J. Blomfield, 
 A. R. Boswell, Geo. C^hanter, Joseph Hurd, 
 («eo. L. Aladilison, W. R. Nursey, Aitdi- 
 /w»— Alessrs. H. Pellatt and William Hope. 
 Mardml — .Tames Hunl. Staiuiard Bearers— 
 Alessrs. John Symonds and H. Jackman. 
 
 St. ! Andrmo's Societ.i/.— Lint of officers 
 of the St. Andrew's Sotdety of the City of 
 Toronto, in the County of York and I'ro- 
 vince of Ontario :—/^e»Mfc;U— The Hon'ble 
 
 I 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 ii 
 
 (Jmiiett, Mm. C. 
 
 MrR. U. (Silmour, 
 (ins, Mn». llngiirty, 
 
 Mi^('ut(rli('on, Mm. 
 McMiirrich, Miaa 
 Mn. Uycraoti, Mn. 
 Hitloiit, Mi8. Jiiiiies 
 iiiitli. Mi-8. 1). Wil- 
 K. Wilson ; Honor- 
 is'. Alliiii, Mra. .lolin 
 
 Mrs. I. ('. (iilnior, 
 is Motlat ; Solicitor, 
 lioal Ollii-cr, .iHines 
 rs, Htinkot Toronto; 
 
 Niirsfr^l. — Ijocnted 
 oaiil of Alaniittcra for 
 r, AliH. Win. Klliott; 
 'a;il ; '2iul ilo., Mrs. 
 , Mrs. R. (Jilmour ; 
 ; TronHun'r, Mrs. 
 lilding Fund, Mrs. 
 
 r,o«;ati'<l at the cort 
 u']ilii!i(l .streets. Is. 
 tt ; 2n(l lie, Mrs- 
 Mrs. Cuinl>t;rland ; 
 lout ; Mstron, Mrs. 
 
 mihim. — Yonjfe St, 
 
 (Jate. Oftiecr Bear- 
 
 Manngers, Mrs. J. 
 
 •lieon, Mi-s. Klake, 
 
 I, Mrs. Dunlojt, Mrs. 
 
 rn, Mrs. Freeland ; 
 
 Iji'sslie ; Secretary, 
 
 Visiting rhysieiim, 
 
 3C1ETIB8. 
 
 — Instituted for the 
 ntc Knglislmicn and 
 blishod 1836; Incor- 
 irem, 1868: Presi- 
 ; Vice-Presidents — 
 lid. Ix'wis Gonlon ; 
 mplni?ts — Kev. I*ro- 
 fev. W. S. Darling, 
 an. Dr. Kowell, Dr. 
 L IJradlmriie. See- 
 CoiiimUlee — Messrs. 
 il, Robert Cox, W. 
 
 F. Osier, Thomas 
 rs. C. J, Klomfield, 
 inter, Joseph Hurd, 
 R. Nursey. Aitdi- 
 and William Hope. 
 Staiuiard Benrers— 
 rid H. .Tavkman. 
 I. — List of officers 
 niety of the City of 
 
 of York and l*ro- 
 Mfc/U— The Hon'ble 
 
 David L. Ma<!iiher8on, Senator ; \st Vice- 
 President, Mr. Kolteri Hay ; '2iid Vice-Presi- 
 dent, Mr. W. Mortimer Clark ; Managers — 
 Messrs. John Paterson, W. Mitchell, J. 
 Kitehey ; Chaplains — Rev. John llarilay, 
 D.D., Rev. John Jennings, D.I)., Rev. A. 
 Topp; Physicians — James Thorbum, M.I)., 
 J. L. Lizars, M.D. : Treasurer — Mr. Fsaac 
 C. Oilmor ; Secietaiy — Mr. James H. Mor- 
 ris ; Committee of Accounts — Mt-ssrs. W. 
 B. McMunich, John Paterson, A. Mc- 
 Pherson ; Standard Bearers — Messi's. T. 
 M. Pringle, (Jeorge McMurrieh, J. 1). 
 Edgar, R. Maitland. Tlu; Society holds 
 quarterly meetings every year, viz.: — 
 On the second Thursday in February, May, 
 August and Novenilier, the Inst of wliich is 
 called "The Meeting preitai-atory to the 
 Anniversary Assembly." Tliirteen ineml)ers 
 constitute a quorum. Otiicei's to be chosen 
 annually from among the resident members 
 at the PrejNiratory Meeting, and to be in- 
 stalled on the Festival of St. Andrew next 
 ensuing. 
 
 St, Patrick's Society. — Oflice-Bearei-s for 
 1867-8.— 7VMirf«i<— Frank Slmnley. — TiVr;- 
 PresidfiUs — 1st. Frank Smith ; 2iid., John 
 A. Donaldson. Treasurer, Thos. Maclear ; 
 Corrcspo^iding Secretary, William Halley ; 
 JUording Secretary, Cliarles V. WarmoU ; 
 Assf. Secretary, Jno. Donaldson. Committee 
 of Management, Thos. Wilson, J. D. Merrick, 
 James KeiT, Robert Sullivan, A. McMustcr, 
 William McMoster, John Canavan, John 
 O'Douohoe, John (-'an, J. B. Cook, Lieut. - 
 Col. Gilnior, Aldennan Dickey, Robert 
 Wilkes, L. G. Bolster, George Harding, 
 Thomas McCrosson ; Stewards, Lieut. -Col. 
 Gilmor, Robert Sullivan, J. D. Merrick, 
 Major McMaster, Alderman Dickey, R. A. 
 Harrison, J. B. Cook, and several others. 
 Meetings: Committee Meetings held eveiy 
 Monday Evening, at 4 p.m., at th(^ Office of 
 the Society, for tlie transaction of the Special 
 Business of the Society. Applications for 
 aid received only at these meetings. Monthly 
 Meetings — First Friday in every month. 
 Quarterly Meetings — tirst Friday in every 
 third month, including every Third Monthly 
 Meeting, both held for General litisiiiess of 
 the Society. Annual Meeting — 17th March. 
 Election of Officers — First Monday in March 
 in every year. 
 
 SOIEMTinO AMD REUOIOUS IHBTITnTIOMS. 
 
 Toronto Mechanics' Imtitule. — Officers for 
 1868— President, Hon. G. W, Allan ; Ist 
 Vice-President, W. P. Marston ; 2nd Vi(!e- 
 President, D. Spry ; Treasurer, W. Edwai-ds ; 
 Directors, C. W. Bunting, W. P. Marston, K. 
 E. Clarke, William Halley, John Withrow, 
 W. H. Sheppard, R. W. Elliott, F. W. 
 Cumberland, Thomas Davison, Thomas 
 
 McCrosson, H. Langley, N. L. Pijwr, (liaa. 
 Carnegie. Ricliard Lewis, Secretary ; Wm. 
 Ellingsworth, KeeiH-r. 
 
 Voun/f Men's Christian Associtition. — 
 Rooms, 34 Kinp street east. Free Reading 
 Room, o)>en daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 
 
 Meetings. — Wi-ekly Meeting, for devo* 
 tional exercises, reading essays, and discus* 
 sion then'on, every 'Juesday evening, at 
 eiglit o'chM'k. Prayer Me*!ting every Satur- 
 day evening from 8 to 9 o'cfoik. Cottage 
 Prayer Meetings are held every week m 
 Berkeh'y Street Fire Hall — on Britain street, 
 Sayer street, &c. Bible (Mass every Sabbath 
 afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Bethel Service held 
 every Sabbath aftenioon (during season of 
 navigation) on Ixiard steamer "City of To- 
 ronto," Yoiigf! street wharf. Young men 
 are cordially invited to visit the iiooms, and 
 attend the weekly meetings and Bible Class. 
 Persons desirous of joining the Association 
 can obtain lorms of a]ijilication for mem))er- 
 shij), in accordance with Article I of By- 
 laws, at the Rooms, or from the Recording 
 Secretary. 
 
 OHicei-8 for 1867-68— President, Daniel 
 Wilson, LL.D. ; Vice-Presidents, Robert 
 Baldwin, James Carlyle, M.D., B. Homer 
 Dixon, K.N.L., (Seorge Hague, John Mac- 
 donaUi, Robert Walker ; Corresponding Sec- 
 retary, J. C. Hamilton, M.A. ; Recording 
 Secretary, Walter B. Copp ; Titmsurer, John 
 K. Macdonald ; Librarian, F. W. Kingstone ; 
 Dire(!tois, Wm. Andeison, W. J. Moq)hy, 
 Win. Grainger, John J^aird, Geo. Chaffey, 
 Jr., Richard Fairdoth, W. J. Roliertson, E. 
 J. Joselin ; John Beattie, City Missionary ; 
 Wm. Robinson, Assistant Librarian, 34 King 
 street eitst, hoiise same. 
 
 Uj)}M;r Canada Bible Society. — Office- 
 bearers for 1868. — Patron, His Excellency 
 Stanly Moiu'k, Baron Monck, Govemor- 
 Geneml of British North America, &c., &c., 
 &c. ; President, the Honorable George W. 
 Allan ; Vice-Presidents, Right Rev. Dr. 
 Ci-onyn, Bishop of Huron ; Veiv Rev. Dean 
 Gi-asett, Revs. J. Ricliardson, D.D., James 
 Harris, A. LilHe, D.D., E. Wootl, D.D., 
 J. Jennings, D.D., R. Bums, D.I)., M. Wil- 
 lis, D.D., LL.D., A. Sanson, A. Green, D. 
 1)., E. Ryerson, D.D., LL.D., J. H. Robin- 
 son, T. S. Ellerby, R. A. Fyfe, D.D., Lach- 
 lan Taylor, D.D., Wellington JeHm, D.D., 
 William McClure, E. Baldwin, M.A., W. 
 Reid, M.A. ; W. A. Baldwin, Esq., Hon. 
 William McMaster, Hon. W. H. Blake, 
 Hon. Oliver Mowat, George Buckland, Esq., 
 John Macdonald, liaq., Daniel Wilson, LL. 
 D., A. T. McCord, Esq. ; Treasurer, the 
 Honorable William McMaster ; Secretoriea, 
 the Rev. Wm. Reid M.A., J. George Hod. 
 gins, Esq., LL.B., George Hague, Esq. ; 
 Travelling Agents, S. B. Joluison, Esq., Rev 
 
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 tory, Mr. .lumi'HC'aili'HM; Diivi-tors-Hll niiii- 
 Istcis of thf fOwiH'l who an- iiicniltfiH i)t the 
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 jiiiT, Al.-x. Hattiiiy, <}. I-. n.-unlmoii-, M. 
 P.'iii-Hoii, Hiimufl Koxt'iH, 11. (Jiiihiuu, I'. « . 
 KiiiKstoiu', Uobnt Wilkes, 11. lloiii.-r Uixoii, 
 Dr. ('. B. Hull, K. lUl.Uiii, .1. .1. Woo.l- 
 hou.sc, .1. Mcllfuii ; Kingston Auxiliary, 
 Very Hfv. Willitmi SiKMlxniss, D. 1)., Itcv. 
 K. M. Ffuwi.'k, M. Swwtnani, ¥jv[. 
 
 Upiwr Ctiiinilii ItrJiiii'oiM Triirt ihi'l liix'k 
 ,Sr,)C(V/i/— 0//j<v-y;.'7/r;-V/«cl8ti8. — I'rfsi.lciit, 
 Ki'V. '.Irtmi'H Ui.hiir.lHOM, D.D. ; Vi.c IVcni- 
 d.'i»t«, Higlit Kcv. Dr. ('r.iiiyu, lUshop of 
 Huron, Very Ifev. H. .1. (Jni.s.tt, 15. 1)., Demi 
 of Toronto, Hev. .Iiinies Harris, It.v. A. 
 Lillie, D.D., l!.v. I!. Uurns, D.D., l!.v. .1. 
 .Tenniniw, D.D., l!<'v. K. VV...>.1, D.D., Ifev. 
 If. A. Kvfe, D.D., Itev. W. K.i.l, A.M., .F. 
 C. W. Duly, Kf"!., Hon. .1. M.Mnrri.li, Hon. 
 Wni. M.Miuster, A. T. M.Cor.l, Ks.|., W'ui. 
 Oshorne, Us.)., .lohn 'I'yner, K.si|., .1. V. Miir- 
 liiig, Ks.). ; 'I'rcii.sunr, Hon. .Tohn McMnr- 
 rich; Si'.retari.'s, H.-v. T. Y. Cal.li.ott, D. D., 
 .TohuK. MeD.>niil.l, Rs.i. ; A;,'.'nt, Wvs. IVt.r 
 Ken-; DeiKwitory, Mr.lanu's Cariess; Dire.-- 
 tors— all Ministers of the (iosii.-l who are 
 Meniei-s of till' Society, M.-.ssrs. ('. Walker, 
 A. I'hristie, J. nr.)wii, S. Ito^ei-s, W. T. 
 Mason, J. J. W.iodhons.-, i{. HiiMwin, Dr. 
 Temiiest, .Ja.s. Foster, H. (iiiihani, 1). iUi- 
 clian, U. L. Beanhuore. 
 
 fi. II. (Jray, TIi.»nias Itruwn, H. Lloyd, 
 .Faeob Schaefer, ami J.' Crocker. fifi'ifititLi.— 
 Me^Mrx. <>eor^e (Siddiii^^.s, .lohu .Smith, and 
 ThoM. Moor. -/«(/(■/«/•.— .Mr. Richard WaUh. 
 Mii.tlrr of C-'riuittnm. - Mr. (ieor;».' Hull. 
 Atiii-nfm/f. — Mr. .Folm H. Mey. r. 
 
 *' S/iiril 1)/ tlir Aiji:" J'riiitiiig r'»/;»/«»y. 
 — (Jhiiirninit. — .1. i.'k Kvaiis. Trimhri. — • 
 .lohu H|>enee, .Fohn llolani, and Malcolm 
 M.'Karlane. DifMfvri. — Fohn ( ornuell, .Fohii 
 .Mi-reer, -F. W. Brown, Jiieoh Suhiefer and 
 Samuel Hij^Kin.H. Tniimvi'. — t'hu.s. (iiviufl. 
 Sixirturi/. — 'riiouiiis Brown. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS ASSOCIATIONS. 
 
 Toronfo TijitOiii-aphii'iil I'ainii, Xo. 91. — 
 Oriffinally K-stablished Fehruary 0, 1844. 
 — UlHcrx for 1808. — I'lr.sidnit. — ( 'liane.s 
 Bla.-khall. ' J'ur-Pimult'ii/.—W'. .F. Haml.ly. 
 CorrenjK'iiiliHi/ Strrrhiri/.— J. S. Williani.s. 
 Finaniliil Secrcliinj. — T. 1!. Bentlej'. Jicconl- 
 ing Sicrtiary. — A. Hareourt. 
 
 Lienised Viduidlvrx' Axsovlnllim of Oii- 
 Uirio. — Pir.tidfHt. — AVillium IJnlkwill, K.s((., 
 London. First yU-i'-Presidfnt. — J.W. Goer- 
 iug. Esquire, Hamilton. Srcimd l''kr-Presi- 
 dciU. — John I'anl, Ksi|., Meaford. ffrniid 
 Trmsarrr. — .Fohn MaeDonal.l, K.s.i., Lon- 
 don. Grand Srar to rij. — .Fanics Smith, Vm[., 
 London. 
 
 LkauifdVkluaUcrs' Assoclidloa of jrcitem 
 Ont.— Toronto Dir.^Officn-s, IS*^S. — V hair- 
 viaii. — Mr. J. Spenee. Vice-C'lidiniuni. — Mr. 
 J. I. Evans. Trenxurrr. — Mr. .lolinL'urnnell. 
 Secretory. — Mr. Koliert Taylor. U'ordni. — ', 
 Mr. James Huny. Commiitce. — Mcssi-s. John ■ 
 Mercer, John Bolam, Thomas Brown, M. i 
 Macfarlane, J. Shanne.s.sy, S. Hij^gins, and j 
 George Jones. Directors. — The C'hairinnn of I 
 the Division, Mr. John SfK-nee, and Messrs. j 
 J. \. Evan.s, John Bolani, Jolm C^)rnnell, | 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 r.MiMsic niiTuriiKs. 
 
 CidJieilrrd nf St. JiiDies, King stri< t east. 
 —Very Rev. H. J. (iiiisett, B. D., Dean of 
 Tonniti), Rect.ir ; .\ssistant Ministers, Rev. 
 Taiion BaMwin, M. A., R.'v. J. S. Bak t. 
 
 St. '/V()/v/'','.v ('liiirch, .Fohn str.'.-i.— Yen. 
 Anhd.'aeon Fulh-r, D.D., K'ev. T. S. Kllerby. 
 
 Church of the llohi Triiiifi/, Trinitv S.iuare. 
 — R.!V. H". S.taddin;,', D.D., R.!V. W. S. 
 Darling. Rev. H. W. Davie.s, B. D. 
 
 ,S7. /VAc'.v Church, Carlton street.— Rev. 
 S. J. B.xhly, M. A. 
 
 Triiiilii Church, King street oast. — Rev. 
 
 lexander Sanson. 
 
 Ml, John's < J hiireh, Vietoiia Sipiare. — Rev. 
 Alex. Williams, B. A. 
 
 St. Stcphea's Church, College stn-et.— Rev. 
 A. J. Broughall, M.A. 
 
 Triniti/ Cul/ef/e 67if//)'V.— Rev. Tiovost 
 AVhitak.sr, M. A., Rev. John Aiubery, M.A., 
 Rev. Wni. Jone.s, M. A. 
 
 St. Anne's iJhiirch. — Rev. Jcdin Hilton. 
 
 St. I'liid'.iaiid Old St. Paul's Church.— 
 Rov. Saltern (Hvins, Rev. J. Langtiy, M. A. 
 
 niKsnYTEiii.vx c'lU'itcnB^. 
 
 /.'«»;/ street Church, corner of Bay and 
 Riehiiiond .strect.s.— Rev. John Jennings, 
 D.D. Services at 11 a.m., and 7 jkui. 
 
 Knox's Church, (,)ueen stivet, near Vonge. 
 — Rev. Alexander Topp, A.M. Services at 
 11 a.m. and 7 i>.m. 
 
 Cooler's Church, (Jueen strei't, hetweeu 
 Church and Nelson. — Rev. Wni. Hregg, 
 A.M. Services at 11 luni. and 7 Jliii. 
 
 Gould street (,'h.ureh, corner of (Joiild and 
 Victoria streets. — Rev. John M. King. Ser- 
 vices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 ITest End Church, l^ueen street, corner of 
 Deiiison Avenue. — Rev. Robert Wallace. 
 Services at 11 a. in. and 7 p.ni. 
 
 St. Andrew's Chaixh, comer of Cliureb 
 and Adelaide streets. — Rev. John Barclay, 
 D.D. Services at 11 luni. and 7 p.iu. 
 
Htowii, II. liloyj, 
 
 )j;.H, .lohii .Smith, niul 
 -Mr. KichunlWrtlHli. 
 - Mr. (fi'or>;c Hull. 
 I. Mcytr. 
 
 " PriitHitg Ciuif/iftui/. 
 Kvans. Tnmfir.i. — 
 ioliiDi, mill Malcolm 
 -JiiliiiCorniifll, .loliii 
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 iiiivr. — t'liiu. (iiviiin. 
 
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 (iivics, n. D. 
 
 I'lirltoii Htri'ft. — Hov. 
 
 iig street osmt. — Iti'V. 
 
 'ictonii Siiunrt'. — Rev. 
 
 , rollcgy stri'i't. — Rev. 
 
 lfl/)rl. — \U-V. PlOVOSt 
 
 .loliu AiuIktv, M.A,, 
 
 Uev. .Toliii Hilton. 
 SV. Pauf's t'/iurch, — 
 V. J. liiiiigtiy, M.A. 
 
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 conifr of I5ay and 
 I'v. •Itiliit .Tcnnings, 
 ni., aixl 7 ]>.ni. 
 
 n stifi't, ntar Yonge. 
 [), A.M. .'Services at 
 
 een .strci't, lietween 
 -Rev. Wni. Hi-egg, 
 m. anil 7 p.m. 
 rorncr of (ioiilil and 
 John M. King. Ser- 
 ).ni. 
 
 neon stri't-t, corner of 
 /. Robert Wallace. 
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 -Rev. .Tohn Ikrday, 
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 Ri'farm. Presbyterinii Church, Jaiiie.s street, 
 corner of Louisa. — No regular Pastor. 
 
 Charles street Church, — No regular Pastor. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOUC CHUKCHEH. 
 
 St. Michael's CcUliedral, Bond Street, Right 
 Rev. J. J. Lynch, D. D. , Bishop ; Very Rev. 
 J. V. Jamot, V.G., Rector ; Itev. M. J. 
 \v.iite. Rev. J. O'Donohoc, Assistant*. 
 
 St. Paul's, Power Street, Very Rev. F. P. 
 Rooney, V.G. P.P. ; Rev. J. R. Lee, Assis- 
 tant. 
 
 St. Mary's, Bathurst Street, Rev. J. 1^. 
 Proulx, P.P., Chaplain to IL M. Forces. 
 
 St, Patrick's, Duninier Street, Rev. J. M. 
 'laurent, P.P. 
 
 St. Basil's, Clover Hill, Church of the 
 Basilian Fathers, Rev. C. Vincent, Superior. 
 
 MKTIIODIST CIIUnCIlKS. 
 
 1!ast ('wKcvn.— Adelaide street JVcsh'ijan 
 Methodi.it Church, corner of Adelaide and 
 Toronto streets. — Services at 10:30 a.m. and 
 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Yorkvilh IVcslenan Methodist Church, 
 Bloor street, Yorkville. — Services at 10:30 
 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Berkeley street JVeshyan ifethodist Churdi, 
 corner of Queen and Berkeley streets. — 
 Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 "Wkst CiniLTiT. — Richmond street }Ves- 
 leyan Methodist C/i«/r/(.— Services at 10:30 
 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Queen street We si eija a Methodist Church.— 
 Servict^s at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Elm street JVesleijan Metliodist Church. — 
 .S'Tvices at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Cooper's Wesleyau Methodist Church. — 
 Servicesat 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Setilon. street IVesleycoi Methodist Church. 
 —Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Queen .ifreet west JVesleyau Methodist 
 Church.— Svivieca at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 
 p.m. 
 
 iVo" Connexion Methodist Church. — Ser- 
 vices at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Priniitirc Mrfhodist Church, Alice street, 
 near Yonge. — Services at 10:30 a m. and 
 6:30 p.m. 
 
 rriinifive Methodist Church, Yon'.jc street, 
 Yorl. /ilk'. -Scrvii'cs at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 
 p.m. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church, William street, 
 Yorkville.— Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 
 p.m. 
 
 Parlinmcnl street Church, Primitive Metho- 
 dist. —Services at 10:30 a.m. and 0:30 p.m. 
 
 British Methodist Episcopal Churdi (Afri- 
 can), 84 Sayer street. — Services at.l0:30 a.m. 
 and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Kl'rSCOPAI. METHODIST. 
 
 Sayer street Church. — Rev. Mr. Bannon, 
 Service at 11 a.nL, 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. 
 
 Jiichmoiid street Churclu — Pcv. Mr. Carto. 
 Service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 BAPTIST f;.>iuncHE.s. 
 
 Ale.r.a)ider street Church. — Rev. G. A. Mc- 
 Nutt, Pastor. Public wor.ship, 11 a.m. and 
 6:30 p.m. Sabbath Sciiol, 2:30 p.m. 
 Weekly prayer meeting, Thursday, at 7:30 
 p.m., in basement. 
 
 Bond street Church.— T. F. Caldicott, D. 
 !>., Pastor. Prayer meeting in basement 
 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Public woi-ship at 
 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School at 
 2:30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting, Thurs- 
 day, at 7:30 p.m., in basement. 
 
 Queen street Church. — Rev. J. 11. ilagee. 
 Public woi-ship at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sun- 
 day School, 2 p.ui. Prayer meeting on 
 Wednesday evening, at 8 p.m. 
 
 CONGlUrSATION'AL CUIURCHES. 
 
 Zioii Church, Adelaide street, comer of 
 Bay. — Rev. J. G. Manley. Public worship 
 at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 Bond street Church, corner of Cniickshank. 
 Rev. F. H. Marling, Pastor. Public wor- 
 ship at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 IVood street Church, corner of Church. — 
 Rev. R. T. Thomas, Pastor. Public wor- 
 ship at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 
 
 CATHOLIC APOSTOLIO. 
 
 South side of Richmond street, near 
 Yonge. — Kev. George Ryerson, Pa.stor. 
 
 ULSCIPLES. 
 
 'Tic congregation of Disciples meet every 
 Loro .i Day, at the brick Meeting House, on 
 the corner of Victoria and Shuter streets, at 
 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Seats free, 
 
 JEWISH .SYXAGOCUE. 
 
 155 Yon -^c street.— M. Gorfenkel, Iteader. 
 Public worship on Saturdays, at 9 a.m., and 
 holidi.y.s. 
 
 EVASOELIOAL UNION. 
 
 Situated on Albert street, near Yonge. — 
 Rev. Henry ilelville. Pastor. Hours of 
 servi<'e, 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
 iniETllUEN. 
 
 Meeting Room situated on Alexander 
 street, between Yonge and Church, north 
 side. 
 
 NEW JERUSALEM. 
 
 Albert street. — Mr. John Parker. Service 
 at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 
 
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 OERMAX I.UTIIEKAN. 
 
 Boud street.— Rev. (!. F. W. Reelieul)erg. 
 Service at 11 a.iii. au«l 7 p.m. 
 
 USITARIAX CHUUCH. 
 
 Jarvis street, above Cruicksliank. — Rev. 
 J. R. Ijavellc. Service at 11 a.m. and 7 
 p.m. Sunday Sehool in connection, at 2:30 
 p.m. 
 
 TonoNTo Jail Mission, for holding Bible 
 Classes among the prisoners, meet at the 
 Jail every Sunday morning, at 9 a.m. Super- 
 intendent, J. George Hudgins, LL. B. ; Trea- 
 surer, Sheriff Jarvis ; Teachers and Jlessen- 
 gers : George Hague, Esq., (Bank of Toronto) 
 Airy. Bucll, Mrs. Price, Mr. Lugsdin, Mr. 
 McITaught, Mr. Venn, and others. 
 
 OHUBOH 8C0IETT-DI00SSE OF TORONTO. 
 
 Patrons. — His Excellency the Governor 
 General ; the Venerable Society for Promot- 
 ing Christian Knowledge ; the Venerable 
 Society for the Pro])agation of the Gosi^'l 
 in Foreign i'arts. 
 
 President. — The Hon. and Right Rever- 
 end the Lord Bishop of the Diocese. 
 
 F ice-Presidents. — The Very Rev. Dean of 
 Toronto ; the Venerable Archdeacon of 
 Niagara ; the Rural Deans ; Rev. Dr. 
 Beaven ; Rev. Provost "Whitaker ; the Hon. 
 Chief Justice Draper ; the Hon. Chancellor 
 Vankoughnet ; the Hon. Vice-Chancellor 
 Spragge ; the Hon. O. S. Boulton ; the 
 Hon. J. H. Cinneron ; tlie Hon. G. W 
 Allan ; Henry Rutt m, 
 Gamble, Ksqwircs J. R. 
 
 E. G. O'Brien, Esriuirc 
 Colonel Kingsmill. 
 
 Standing Committee and Mission- Board. 
 — His Lordship the President ; the Arch- 
 deacon of Toronto ; the Archdeacon of 
 Niagara ; the Rura! Deajis ; one Clerical 
 Delegate for each District Bmnch ; one Lay 
 Delegate for each District Branch ; Rev. 
 Dr. Beaven ; Rev. J. G. Gcddes ; Rev. W. 
 S. Darling ; Rev. H. Brent ; Rev. H. C. 
 Coojier ; Canon Reed ; Dr. O'Meara ; J. 
 W. Gamble, Jisquire ; 1.'. H. Denison, 
 Esqui:-'!; C. J. Campbell, Esquire ; Charles 
 Magrath, Escpure. 
 
 Land and Investment Conimittee, — Tlie 
 Venerable Archdeacon Fuller ; Rev. Canon 
 Reed ; R, B. Denison, Esquire ; H. J. 
 Jos(^ph, Es([uire ; W. Gootlcrhiiiii, Ksquirc ; 
 P. Paterson, E.si[U)rc ; W. Ganil)lc, Esquire. 
 
 C'hrgi/ Trust Cummiitafion Committee. — 
 The Archdeacon of Toronto ; tlie Arch- 
 deacon of Niagara ; Venerable Archdeacon 
 Fuller ; Rev<iend Dr. McAIirrrav ; Reverend 
 
 F. L. Cslcr, M.A. ; Rev. J. 'G. Geddcs, 
 M.A. ; Rev. S. Giviiis ; Rev. G. S. J. Hill ; 
 Hon. J. li. Cameron ; Hon. G. S. IJoulton ; 
 
 Hsijuire ; J. W. 
 AVillianis, Esquire ; 
 ; L. MoH'att, Esq. ; 
 
 Hon. O. W. Allan ; W. Gamble, Esquire ; 
 C. J. CampWll, tisqnire; T. C. Street, 
 Esquire ; A. Gavillier, Esquire ; F. Fam- 
 comb, Esquire. 
 
 Book and Tract Contmittee, — Rev. Dr. 
 Beaven ; Provost Whitaker ; Rev. Canon' 
 Reed ; Rev. Canon Baldwin ; Rev. Dr. O' 
 Aleara ; Rev. "William Belt, M.A. ; Rev, 
 Alexander Williams, B.A. 
 
 Secretary. — W. P. Atkinson, Esquire. 
 
 Treasurers, — Venerable Dean Grassett ; 
 C. J. Campbell, Esquire ; L, MofTatt, Esq. 
 
 Auditors. — W. Gamble, Esquire, and J, 
 Browne, J^quire. 
 
 Episcopal Endowment Oommittet. — Vene- 
 rable Archdeacon Fuller ; Venerable Arch- 
 deacon Palmer ; C. Alagrath, l<l8ciuire ; 
 Rev. Canon Reed ; Rev. Canon Baldwin ; 
 Peter Paterson, Esquire. 
 
 ROKAM OATHOUO INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Under the charge of the Clergy of the Diocese 
 Toronto. 
 
 St. Michael's College, Clover Hill.— 
 Superior, Rev. C. Vincent ; Professor of 
 Theology, Rev. C. Vincent ; Profes.'ior of 
 Logic, Rev. R. Frachon ; Professor of Natural 
 Philosophy, Rev. M. .1. Ferguson ; Profes- 
 sor of Chemistry, Rev. J. Cushin ; Professor 
 of Rhetoric, Rev. Mi J. Ferguson ; 2nd Latin 
 Cla-ss, Rev M Quinn ; 3rd Latin Class, Rev. 
 L. E. Cherrier ; 1st Commercial Class, Mr. 
 Gorman ; 2nd Commercial Class, Mr. John 
 O'Boylc ; Professor of Mathcniatii s, Rev. 
 J. Cushin ; Professor of Fren(;h, Rev. R. 
 Frachon ; Professor of Music, Rev. R. Chal- 
 lander ; Master of Discii)line, Mr. John 
 Jlorrow. Number of Stmlents, 100. 
 
 Christian Brothers, 12 in number ; con. 
 duct 4 schools — St. Michael's, Richmond 
 Street ; St. Mary's, Bathurst Street ; St. 
 Paul's, Power Street ; The Academy, Nelson 
 Street, Brother Arnold, Director. 
 
 Aboey of the Holy Family, Wellington 
 Square, conducted by the Nuns of Loretto ; 
 Rev. Jfotlier Terese Dease, Superiore.s8; 
 Religious, 23 ; Boarders, 30 ; School, 60 . 
 Free School ])upils, 200 ; Chaplain, 
 
 Sisters of St. ./iwfyj/t— Mother Antoinette, 
 Superioress ; Religio\is, 56 ; House of the 
 Novitiate, 8 novices, 24 lioarders, 85 day 
 pupils ; Free School attached in which are 
 60 childien. The Sisterhood likewise con- 
 duct schools in various parts of the city ; 
 average attendance, 680. 
 
 Sisters of Charity of St Vinctnt de Paul 
 
 Sister Ursula, Sist(;"r .servant. St. Mary's 
 Academy, industrial .school for girls ; incor- 
 iwrated by Act of Legislature ; Free Schools 
 for girls ; average attendance, 200. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 l\t 
 
 "W. Gamble, Esquire ; 
 ;squirf; T. C. Street, 
 itT, Esquire ; F. Farn- 
 
 OiymmUtee. — Rev. Dr. 
 Vhitaker ; Rev. Canon 
 Baldwin ; Rev. Dr. 0" 
 iam Bolt, M.A. ; Rev. 
 , B.A. 
 
 Atkinson, Esquire, 
 lerable Dean Graasett ; 
 pire ; L. Moffatt, Esq. 
 aniMe, Esquire, and J. 
 
 meut Committee. — Vene- 
 fullcr ; Venerable Arch- 
 C. Magratli, J^auire ; 
 Kev. Canon Baldwin ; 
 uirc. 
 
 3LI0 INSTITCTI0N8. 
 
 the Clergy of the Dioeese 
 Wonto. 
 
 College, Chnrr Hill.— 
 Vinicnt ; Professor of 
 Vinient ; Professor of 
 lion ; Professor of Natural 
 H. .1. Fi-rgusou ; Profes- 
 ev. J. CusTiiii ; Professor 
 h J. Ferf{U8on ; 2nd Latin 
 iin ; 3rd Latin Class, Rev. 
 t CoiiuiuTcinl Class, Mr. 
 imen-ial Cliiss, Mr. John 
 • of Mathenmtiis, Rev. 
 sor of FreiKsh, Rev. R. 
 [• of Music, Rev. R. Chal- 
 f Disiijiline, Air. John 
 of Students, 100. 
 
 ;>•.«, 12 in number ; con. 
 It. Miclmers, Riclinioiid 
 s, linthurst Street ; St. 
 it ; The Academy, Nelson 
 lold. Director. 
 
 ohj Fiimihj, Wellington 
 by the Nuns of Loretto ; 
 *ese Dense, Superioress; 
 arders, 30 ; School, 60 . 
 s, 200 ; Chaplain, 
 
 eph — Mother Antoinette, 
 :ious, 56 ; House of the 
 cs, 24 lioarders, 85 day 
 1)1 attached in which are 
 Sisterhood likewise con- 
 mi ous parts of the city ; 
 , 680. 
 
 I of St Vinetnt Je Paul. — 
 ter servant. St. Mary's 
 d school for girls ; incor- 
 liCgislature ; Free Schools 
 ittcndiince, 200. 
 
 School of the Loretto A'mjw— Bond Street' ; 
 average attendance, 120. 
 
 St. Vincetd's Select ScJiool — Conducted by 
 thoSisters of Charity ; average attendance, 100 
 
 House cf Providence — Mother De Chantal, 
 Superioress; Religious, 12; Orphans, 180; 
 old and intinn, 120. 
 
 UMIVBRSmBS, COLLEOBS. AOAOEMIES AND 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 Univkusitt of Touoxto.. — Visitor — 
 Right Honorable Charles Stanley, Viscount 
 Monck, Gove -nor-General of British North 
 America. 
 
 Chancellor—lion. Joseph C. Morrison. 
 
 Vice-Ohancellor — Adam Crook.s, Esq., 
 LL.D. 
 
 Members oftlie .S'cHate— John Langton, M. 
 A.; Rev. J. McCaul, LL.D.; Hon. James 
 Patton, LL.D., Q.C. ; Hon. David Christie, 
 Senator ; Sir Wm. E. Logan, D.C.L. , F.R.S., 
 James J. Hayes, M.D.;Rev. A. Lillie.D.D.; 
 Rev. E. Ryerson, D.l). ; The Princiiial of 
 Queen's College ; Rev. S. S. Nelles, M.D.; 
 Very Rev. A. McDonell ; (i. R. Cock- 
 burn, M.A. ; William T. Aikins, M.D. ; 
 H. H. Croft, D.C.L., F.C.S. ; J. B. 
 Cherriman, M.A. ; Daniel Wilson, LL.D.; 
 Rev. John Jennings, D.D. ; Hon. O. Mowat ; 
 G. Herriek, M.D. ; Ira Lewis, M.A. ; 
 Larratt W. Smith, D.C.L.; S. S. Macdoncll, 
 LL.D.; Rev. H. B. Jcssop, M.A.; J. Helli- 
 well, M.A.; W. (}. Draper, M.A.; T. A. 
 McLean, M.A. ; John Boyd, M.A., BC.L.; 
 D. McMichai-1, LL.D.; J. E. Thomson, 
 B.A. ; E. C. Jones, B.A. ; J. D. Armour, 
 B.A.;J. J. Kin<,'smill, B.A.; Hon. W. 
 Cayley, Rev. W. McClure ; Rev. Dr. Fyfe ; 
 J. H. Morris, M.A.; E. Blake, M.A.; Rev. 
 Dr. Barclay ; Rev. W. F. Checklev ; Righ'„ 
 Rev. J. Walsh ; Rev. A. Carman, B.A. ; T. 
 H. Bull, M.A. ; Rov. John Davison; Very 
 Rev. Dean I. Hellmuth, D.D. 
 
 Officers of the Senatr — Rev. A. Lorimcr, 
 Librarian ; T. Moss, M.A., Registrar. 
 
 ScIiolarshijKi offered iif ExaminnUons of the 
 University — Faculty of Law, 4 : 1 " for 
 Matriculants, 1 for Students one year's 
 •tanding, 1 for Students two years' standing, 
 1 for Students three years' standing. Facul- 
 ty of Medicine, 4 : 1 for Matriculants, 1 for 
 Students one year's standing, 1 for Students 
 two years" standing, 1 for Students, three 
 years' standing. Faculty of Arti, 24 : at 
 the Junior Matriculation Kxamination, 1 in 
 Classics, 1 in Matiiematica, 2 for general 
 proficiency in all the subjects appointed for 
 Junior JIatriculants ; at the Senior Jfatricu- 
 lant Examination, 1 in Classics, 1 in Mathe- 
 matics, 2 for general proficiency in all the 
 subjects appointed for Senior Matriculants ; 
 at the Examination for the first year, 1 in 
 Classics, 1 in Mathematics, 2 for generai 
 
 proficiency ; at the Examination of th« 
 second year, 1 in Clasaics, 1 in Mathematics, 
 1 in N^itural Sciences, 1 in Modern Lan- 
 guages, with History, 1 in Logic, Heta* 
 physics and Ethics, 1 in general proficiencjr ; 
 at the examination of the tliira year, 1 in 
 Classics, 1 in Mathematics, 1 in Natural 
 Sciences, 1 in Modern Languages, with 
 History, 1 in Metaphysics and Ethics, with 
 Civil Polity, Natural Theology and History, 
 1 for general proficiency. Value of each 
 Scholarship, $120, and tenable for one year 
 only. 
 
 University College, Toronto. — Fwi- 
 tor — His Excellency the Right Hon. Viscount 
 Ijord Monck, Governor-General of British 
 North America, &c., &c. 
 
 President — Rev. John McCaul, LL.D. 
 
 Professors, Jbc. — Rev. Jno. McCaul, LL.D., 
 Professor of Classical Literature, Logic and 
 Rhetoric; Rev. James Beaven, D.D., Pro- 
 fessor of Metaphysics and Ethics ; H. H. 
 ('roft, D.C.L., Professor of Chemistry and 
 Experimental Philosophy ; George Buckland, 
 Esij., Professor of Theory and Practice of 
 Agriculture ; J. B. Cherriman, M.A., Pro- 
 fessor of Natural Philosophy ; Daniel Wil- 
 .son, LL.D., Professor of History and 
 English Literature ; Rev. William Hincks, 
 F.L.S., Professor of Natural History ; E. J. 
 C;hapman, Ph. D., Professor of Mineralogy 
 and Geology; G. T. Kingston, M.A., Pro- 
 fessor of Jleteorology, and Director of the 
 Magnetical Observatory ; W. G. Falcon- 
 bridge, B.A., Acting Lecturer on Italian 
 and Spanish ; J. M. Hirschfelder, Esq. , 
 I^ecturer on Oriental Literature ; W. H. 
 VanderSmissen, M.A., Acting Lecturer on 
 (tennan ; Emile Pernet, Esq., Acting Lec- 
 turer on French ; James Loudon, M.A., 
 Mathematical Tutor and Dean ; G. S. Good- 
 Willie, M.A., Classical Tutor ; David Buchan, 
 Es(i., Acting Registrar; Henry Rowsell, 
 printer, book.seller and stationer. 
 
 TitiNiTV Coi.LEi.E. — Corporationof Trinity 
 College; The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of 
 Huron ; The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of 
 Ontario ; The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop- 
 of Toronto. 
 
 Trustees:— 'V\w. Very Rev. the Dciiu of 
 Toronto ; the Hen. (i. W. Allan ; Lewis 
 ilofliitt, Esq. 
 
 Treasurer: — . 
 
 Cninicil : — Honorary membei's : John Ar- 
 nold, ]Cs(|. ; Ex-ollicio Members : Tlu; Hon. 
 John Hillyard Cameron, Chancellor of the 
 University; the Rev. the Provost of Trinity 
 College ; the Rev. John Aml)ery, M.A., Pro- 
 fessor of Classics ; the Rev. William Jones- 
 M.A., Professor of Mathemati' s. 
 
 Mnnhers from the Dioeese of Toronto. — 
 Prof. Boveil, M.D. ; the ^ery Rev. the 
 Dean of Toronto; the Hon. O.W. Allan; 
 
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 Lewia Moffatt, Esq.; the Hon. Mr. Vice- 
 Chancellor Spragge ; James M. Strachan, 
 Esq.; the Hon. Mr. Justice Hagarty, 
 D.C.L. ; Samuel Bickerton Harman, B.C.L. ; 
 •the Ven. the Archdeacon of Niagara ; the 
 Rev. W. McMurray, D.D., D.C.L.; •the 
 Rev. 8, Givens ; 'the Rev. J. G. Geddes, 
 M.A. ; •James Henderson, Esq. ; C. J. Camp- 
 bell, Esq. ; Christopher Robinson, Esq., M. A. ; 
 the Vcn. the Archdeacon of Toronto. 
 
 Members from the Diocese of Ontario. — The 
 Ven. H. Patton, D.C.L., Archdeacon of On- 
 tario ; James A. Henderson, D.C.L.; the 
 Rev. Wm. Bleaadell, M.A.; the Rev. Ed- 
 ward Jukes Boswell, D.C.L. ; the Very Rev. 
 James Lyster, LL.I)., Dean of Ontario. 
 •Nominated by the Bishop ol Toronto ; the 
 other membera from the Diocese of Toronto 
 being elected by the Corpora, ion. 
 
 Secretary: — i-'harles Magrath, D.C.L.; 
 Provost: Rev. Geo. Whittakcr, M.A. ; Pro- 
 fessoi of Divinity : The Provost ; Professor of 
 Classics: Rev. John Amberry, M.A. ; Pro- 
 fessor of Mathematics: Rev. Wm. Jones, 
 M.A. ; Professor of Physiology and Chemis- 
 try: James Bovell, M.D. ; Classical Lec- 
 turer : Rev. A. J. Broughall, M. A. ; Pro- 
 fessor of Music : G. W. Strathy, Mus. Doc. ; 
 Lecturer in French : Mons. Eniile Pernet ; 
 Lecturer on Drawing and the Fine Arts : 
 Mr. Geo. Gilbert. 
 
 Upper C.vnada College. — Founded 1829. 
 VisUor — His Excellency the Governor-Gen- 
 eral. 
 
 Prtnci^aii- George R. R. Cockbuni, M.A. 
 
 Masters — William Wedd, JI. A. , first Clas- 
 sical Master ; James Brown, M.A., Mathe- 
 matical Master ; C. W. Connon, LL.D., 
 English Classical Master ; John Martland, 
 B.X, second Classical Master, and resident 
 Master in College boarding-liouse ; Michael 
 Barrett, M.A., M.D., firat English Master, 
 and Lecturer on Chemistry ami Physiology ; 
 C. J. Thompson, Esq., second English ilas- 
 ter ; Rev. E. Schliiter, M.A., French and 
 German Master; J. A. Patrraon, B.A., 
 Assistant Mathematical Jfaster ; R. Baigent, 
 Esq. , Drawing Master ; Major Goodwin, 
 Gymnastics, Fencing and Drill. Bursar, D. 
 Buchan, Esq. Janitor and Jlessenger, Jas. 
 Marshall. 
 
 Fees. — The fee for all the regular subjects 
 taught, is, per term : one pupil, SlO 00 ; two 
 brothers,, $9 00 each ; three brothers, $8 00 
 each ; the fee for Ornamental Drawing, $2 
 per term extra. 
 
 College Boarding- House. — Fee (inclusive of 
 Tuition), 845 per term. 
 
 N.B. — All fees, whether for Board or 
 Tuition, arc payable strictly in advance to 
 the Bursar of the Institution. Boys enter- 
 ing during any term are charged after a 
 certain period only for the unexpired portion 
 of that Term at the above rates, 
 
 Terms. — The Autumn Term begins Sep- 
 tember 1st The Winter Term begins 
 November lOtb The Spring Term begins 
 February 6th. The Summer Term b^n« 
 April 21st 
 
 Knox College. — Principal and Professor 
 of Systematic Divinity, Rev. M. Willis, 
 D.D., L.L.D. ; Emeritus Professor of Church 
 History, Rev. R. Burns, D.D. ; Apologetics 
 and Exegetical Theology, Rev. W. Caven ; 
 Lecturer on Evidences, Rev. R. Urt ; Lec- 
 turer on Horniletics, Rev. J. J. A. I'roud- 
 foot ; Chairman of CoMege Board, Rev. D. 
 Inglis, Hamilton ; Secretary, Rev. W. Reid, 
 A. M. Session optjus on the firat Wednesday 
 of October, and closes on the first Wednes- 
 day of April. 
 
 PROVINCIALNORMALANDMoDELScnOOLS, 
 
 FOR THE Instruction and Training of 
 Tkacheks. — Normal School: J. H. Sangs* 
 ter, M.A., M.D., Head Master ; Rev. H.W. 
 Davies, D.D., Second Master; J, G. Hod- 
 
 fins, L.L.B., Lecturer on the School Law of 
 Jpper Canada ; Samuel Clare, Teacher of 
 Book-keeping and Writing ; William Arm- 
 strong, C.E., Drawing Master ; H. F. Sefton, 
 Teacher of Vocal Music ; Major H. Goodwin, 
 Teacher of Gymnastics and Calisthenics. 
 Model Schools, in which the Normal School 
 Students practice the art of Teaching: J. 
 Carlyle, M.D., Master of the Boys' School; 
 James Hughes, First Assistant ; Charles 
 Archibald, Second Assistant ; Mrs. Martha 
 CuUen, Mistress of Girls' School ; Clara 
 Clark, First Assistant ; Caroline E. McCaus- 
 land. Second Assistant, and the Teachers of 
 Writing, Book-keeping, Drawing, Music, 
 Gymnastics and Calisthenics in the Normal 
 School. 
 
 The Sessions of the Normal School com- 
 mence on the 8th of January and 8th of 
 August, and close on the ] .5th of June and 
 15th of December in each year. 
 
 Council of Public Instruction for 
 Upper Canaha, — Rev. Egerton Rycrson, 
 D.D., L.L.D., Chief Superintendent of Edu- 
 cation ; Right Rev. John J. Lynch, D.D., 
 R. C. Bishop of Toronto ; Very Rev. Dean 
 Grass(!t, B.D. ; Hon. Mr. Justice Jlonison ; 
 Rev. J. Jennings, D.D. ; Rev. J. Barclay, 
 D.D.; Hon. Wm. McMaster, iind Rev. W. 
 Ormiston, D.D., Mi^mbers for the jiurpose of 
 the Grammar School Act ; Rev. John Mc- 
 Caul, L.L.D., President of University Col- 
 lege, and tlic Presidents of the Colleges 
 afnliated with the Toronto University. A. 
 Marling, LL.B., Recording Clerk. 
 
 Department of Public Instruction, 
 Ontario. — For the general adminintratiou 
 of the Grammar and Common School Laws. 
 
 Education Office.— Hcv. Egerton Ryerson, 
 D.D., L.L.D., Chief Superintendent of Edu- 
 i4ion ; John Geo. Hodgius. L. L. 13. , F. B. G. S. , 
 
in Term begins Sep- 
 Winter Term begin* 
 Spring Term begins 
 ummvr Term begins 
 
 incipal and Professor 
 y, Rev. M. Williu, 
 us Professor of Church 
 IS, D.D. ; Apologetics 
 igy. Rev. W. Caven ; 
 i. Rev. R. Urt ; Lee- 
 Rev. J. J. A. Proud- 
 "ege Board, Rev. D. 
 retary, Rev. W. Reid, 
 n the firet Wednesday 
 on the first Wednes- 
 
 I.ANDMoDELScnOOLS, 
 N AND TUAININO OF 
 
 School: J. H. Sangs- 
 d Master; Rev. H.W. 
 I Master ; J. G, Hod- 
 r on the School Law of 
 uel Clare, Teacher of 
 riting ; William Arm- 
 Master; H. F. Sefton, 
 ic ; Major H. Goodwin, 
 ics and Calisthenics. 
 ich the Normal School 
 
 art of Teaching: J. 
 r of the Boys' School ; 
 it As.sistant ; Charles 
 assistant ; Mrs. Martha 
 
 Girls' School ; Clara 
 t ; Caroline E. McCaus- 
 nt, and the Teachers of 
 ing, Drawing, Music, 
 sthenics in the Normal 
 
 le Normal School com- 
 of January and 8th of 
 I the 1 5th of June and 
 each year. 
 
 Lie Instruction for 
 ev. Egerton Kyerson, 
 Superintendent of Edu- 
 John J. Lynch, D.D., 
 onto ; Very Rev. Dean 
 Mr. Justice Morrison ; 
 ).D.; Rev. J. Barclay, 
 [cMaster, and Rev. W. 
 ubers for tlie jiurpose of 
 1 Act ; Rev. John Mc- 
 Jent of University Col- 
 dents of the Colleges 
 oronto University. A. 
 ording Clerk. 
 
 PUDLIO InSTUTOTION, 
 
 general adniiniotrutiou 
 1 Common School Laws. 
 -Rev. Egerton Ryerson, 
 Superintendent of Kdu- 
 ifpus.L,L.li.,r.K.G.S., 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 21 
 
 Deputy Superintendent of Education and 
 Editor of the Jouriuil of Educatioti for On- 
 tario ; Alex. Marling, L.L.B., Chief Clerk 
 and Accountant, having also charge of Gram- 
 mar School Meteorological Returns ; A. J. 
 Williamson, Clerk of Correspondence ; F. J. 
 Taylor, Clerk of Statistics ; J, T, R. Stinson, 
 Assistant Clerk of Statistics ; W. H. Atkin- 
 son, Assistant Clerk of Correspondence ; 
 Office Messenger, James Moore. 
 
 Depository Brancli. — S. P. May, ILD., 
 Clerk of Libraries ; Edwanl B. Coin*, Dejwsi- 
 tory Salesman ; Edward J. Russell, Assistant 
 Clerk of Libraries ; Henry Wilkinson, Assi.st. 
 Depository Sulesman ; G. Barber, Di-pository 
 Packer and Messenger. 
 
 Offices iii the Victoria Sqiiarc, Toronto. 
 
 Number of public libraries, 1868, 1,035; 
 number of volumes 2,210,37. 
 
 EnrcATioNAL MirsKUM. — Connecti'd with 
 the Edui ational Department is a MiLseum, 
 containing spei.'iinens of school iippavatus 
 and furniture, a valuable collection of Italian, 
 Dutch and Flemish oil paintings and statu- 
 ary casts and busts. The Museum is freely 
 open to the public. 
 
 GiiAMMAU Schools. — Eathof these school" 
 (which form the intermediate link between 
 the Common Schools and the Universities) is 
 managed by a Board of Tnistees, appointed 
 jointly by the County and Towii Councils. 
 In cities the tnistees are all appointed by the 
 City Council, exciept wheicf tlierc is only one 
 school in the county. The head master must 
 be a graduate of a British or Colonial Uni- 
 versity, unless certificated and appointed by 
 the 18th September, 1865. Besides fees, 
 local rates or contributions to the extent of 
 half the Government grant must be raised 
 for the master's salary. The grant is pay- 
 able to those schools only which attain a 
 certain standard, and is based on the average 
 attendance of pupils in the prescribed studies. 
 An extra grant is provided for masters tak- 
 ing certain meteorological observations, and 
 giving military instruction. Pupils attend- 
 ing these schools are prejukred for matricula- 
 tion in the Universities. 
 
 Canadian Institute. — Prfsitfenf — Pro- 
 fessor H. Croft, D.C.L. 
 
 First Vice -President — J. N. Agncw, Esq., 
 M.D. 
 
 Second Ficc-President—3, Thorbnm, Esq., 
 M.I). 
 
 Third J^icc-Presidnit- Vrofi-nsor E. J. 
 Chaiiman, Ph.D. 
 
 TVcujurer- Samuel Spreull, Esq. 
 
 Jleeordinif Secretary — W. Mortimer Clark, 
 Esq. 
 
 Correspond ill;/ Srerrtnrii - L. Heyden, Esq., 
 Jun. 
 
 Curator — A. K Williamson, Esq. 
 
 Librarian — Rev. H. Scaddiug, D.D. 
 
 (7ojt«<-j7— Professor G. T. Kiigston, M.A.; 
 Professor Daniel Wilson, LL. D. ; Professor 
 J. B. Cherriman, M.A. ; W. H. Cumming, 
 Esq., M.D.; C. B. Hall, Esq., M.D. ; An- 
 drew Russell, Esq. ; Rev. Prof. W, Ilincks, 
 F. L S. , and ex-Ed. Journal. 
 
 AssiKlttnt Secretary — James Johnson. 
 
 Editing Commitlex— General Editor, RsT. 
 Wm. Hincks, F. L. S. E. J. Chapman, LL. D. , 
 Ph.D., Professor of Geologj- an. I Mineral- 
 ogy, University College ; Rev. Wm. Hincks, 
 F. L. S. , Professor of Natural History, Uni- 
 versity College, Toronto ; Daniel Wilson, 
 LL.D., Professor of History and English 
 Literature, University College, Toronto ; G. 
 T. Kingstoh, M.A., Director of Magnetic 
 Observatory, Toronto ; Heniy Croft, D.C.L., 
 Professor of Chemistry and Experimental 
 Philosophy, University College, Toronto ; J. 
 B. Cherriman, M. A., Professor of Natural 
 Philosophy, IJnivcirsity College, Toronto ; 
 Jno. Barrett, M.D. 
 
 Medical Section— Organized April, 1863. 
 The leading English and American medicaf 
 and seientific Journals taken for the use ol 
 members. The session commences 'in the 
 second week in Octolx-r, and meetings are 
 held every alternate week for six months. 
 
 Officers for 1867-8 : — Chairman — James 
 Thorbiirn,M.D. 
 
 Secretary —V^^m. Tempest, M.D. 
 Coiitmiftcc of ManiKjciiicnt — Drs. 
 . Rosebrugh, and Cummiiigs. 
 
 PmvATK CoLLKfii;, No. 13;< 
 street, Toronto. — Piineipnl, J. 1' 
 land, M.D. 
 
 TniMTYCoi,i,K(;KAs.<rM;iATioN OF Alumni. 
 — OjHcersfor 1868 : — President — James Hen- 
 derson, Jr., B.C. L. 
 
 n(e-Premlent—]U-\. H. W. Davics, B.D. 
 Seercfarif-—A. Lindsay, 15. A. 
 Treasurer— Beverley Jones, B. A. 
 Members of General Cominittee—^ileasra. S. 
 J. Vankoughnet, B. C. L. ; W. P. Atkinson, 
 I B.A.; R. W. Hindcs, B.A.; Rev. J. Lang- 
 I try, B.A.;C. H. Badgley, B.A.; ('. Thom- 
 I son, M.A. 
 
 Ontario Liteuakv SftciK-rr.— President. 
 — Kenneth MacKenzie, tJ.C. 
 First Vice-Presiilenf — .Tno. E. Rose, M.A. 
 Second Vice -President — I. H. ilacdonald. 
 Treasurer ~^aa. J Foy. 
 Secretary — A. McPher. King. 
 Corresponding Secrftnri/ — C. J. ( 'hristie. 
 Assistant Secretary AV. M. Elliott, M.A. 
 Librarian —Jno. Nicholson. 
 
 Kvenitire Cominittee — B. Jones, B.A. ; A. 
 W. Francis, M. Hulcliinson, Samuel Piatt, 
 Junr. 
 
 Agnew, 
 
 Victoria 
 . Cleve- 
 
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 MBDIOAL flOHOOLS AMD IMSTITUTTOMS. 
 
 VioTOiiiA UxiTEHSiTY. — Medical Depart' 
 ment, at Yorkville, Toronto. The Mt-dical 
 Depai'traent of Victoria College is also in 
 affiliation with Toronto Universitj'. The 
 certificate of Qualification of this School 
 confvirs the right of registration under the 
 Medical Act for Upper Canada. Each of the 
 Medical Lecturers is connecteil with one or 
 more of the hoHpitals, dispensaries, and 
 charities of the city. 
 
 Medical FMulty — Medicine and Aledical 
 Pathology, Hon. John Kolph, LL.D,, M.D., 
 M.R.C.sr, Eng. ; Midwifery and Diseases of 
 Women and Cliildren, Walter B. Oeikie, 
 M.D., I^HCr,, London, Eng., M.R.C.S. 
 and M.R.C.P., Eilinburgh; Materia Medica 
 and Therapeutics, Chas. V. Beiryinan, M.D., 
 M.A., and Physician to To -onto General 
 Hospital ; Institutes of Medicine, Juhn N. 
 Reid, M.D. ; Chemistry and Botany, John 
 Herbert Sangstcr, M. A.. M.D. ; Surgery and 
 Surgical Pathology, James Newcombe, M.D., 
 M.R.C.S., Eng., LR.C.P., Lon., ai.d Phy- 
 sician to Toronto General Hospital ; Anato- 
 my, Descriptive and Surgical, John Fulton, 
 >LD., M.H,C.8., Eng., Lrc.P., London ; 
 Associate in Clinical Medicine »nd Surg»^ry, 
 John King, M.B., M.R.C.S., En§., Physi 
 cian to Toronto General Hospital, and 
 Physician to House of Providence ; General 
 Pathology, Hon. John Rolph, M.D., LLD., 
 M.R.C.S., Eng.; Medical Jurisprudence, 
 Charles V, Benyman, M.D., M.A. ; Demon- 
 strator of An<itomy, John Barrick, M.D., 
 I>.R.C.R, Lon., M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.(;.P. 
 and LR. C. S., Iklin. ; Curator of th« 
 Museum, S. P. May, JLD., Naturalist 
 
 The Lectures will commence on the first 
 day of October, and continue six moitthx 
 Graduation, Spring and Fall, wJien th« 
 Examinations will be both written and oral. 
 Dean, Hon. Jolin Rolph, 4 Gerrard street 
 east, to whom apply for any further infor- 
 mation. 
 
 Thb Toronto Schooi, of Medici.vk.— 
 In affiliation with the Univprsity of Toronto, 
 incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1861. 
 Lectures delivered in Medical School Build- 
 ing, University Park, from Ist October to I 
 31st March. 
 
 President— ^i\\\m\ T. Aikins, M.D. 
 
 S*eretary—VL. H. Wright, M.D. 
 
 Xec<Kr«r«— Joseph Workman, M.D., Supt 
 Provincial Lunatic Asylum, Emeritus lec- 
 turer on Psychological Medicine ; M. Barrett, 
 Jf.A., M.D., Emeritus lecturer on Insti- 
 tutes of Medicine; II JI. Hodder, M.D., 
 F.R.C.S., England, Obstetrics and Diseases of 
 Women and Children ; AVm. T. Aikin8,M.D., 
 principles and practice of Surgery, and CJini- 
 c^l Surgery ; H. H. Wright, M.D., L.C.PS., 
 Ont., principles and practice of Medicine | 
 
 and Clinical Medicine ; James H. Richard* 
 son, M.D., M.11.C.S., Eng., General and 
 Descriptive Anatomy ; Uzziel Ogdeii, M.D., 
 jilateria Medica and Therajwutics ; J. Thor* 
 bum, M.D., E«lin., and Toronto University, 
 Medical Jurisprudence ; James Bovell, M.D., 
 L.R.C.P., Eng., Institutes of Medicine ; 
 James Rowell, M.D., Surgical Anatomy and 
 demonstrator of Anatomy ; Prof. of. A. H. 
 Croft, D.C.L, F.L.S., Chemistry and Ex- 
 TM-rimeiital Philosophy ; and Prof. William 
 Hincks, F.LS., Botany, &c., 'wth at Uni- 
 versity College. 
 
 Tlie degrees of the Univereity are recog- 
 nized in Gn'ut Britain. 
 
 HOMWOPATIIH; MKDIfAI- BOAHD OF CAN- 
 ADA. —l-Jitablishcd 22 Vic. ch. 47. 
 
 Prcftidmt — Duncan Cnmnbell, M.D., Edin., 
 Member General < 'ouncil University of Edin- 
 burgh, L.R.C.S.1":., 108 Bay street, Toronto. 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer — Win. Springer, 
 M.D., Iiigcrsoll, Ont 
 
 G. C. Field, M.D., Wootlstock, Out ; J. 
 P. R. Moideii, London, Ont. ; Joseph Adams, 
 M.D., Toronto, Ont 
 
 Th(! Board meets in Toronto, on the; first 
 Tuesdays in January and July of each year, 
 for the examination of candidates for Diplo- 
 mas and Provinciol Licens*', who must have 
 lodged their cirtificatcs of study with the 
 Secretary at least one mouth before the 
 meeting of the Board. 
 
 The election of Members of the Board 
 takes idace, in accordance with the Act, at 
 the January meeting in each year. 
 
 All lettei-s on iiiattei-s connected with the 
 Board to be addr-ssed to the Secretary, Dr. 
 J. Springer, Ingersoll, Out. 
 
 Eclectic ^[ki>k-ai. BuAiin.— Established 
 24 Vic., ch. 110. G. A, Carson, M.D., 
 Whitby ; J. J. Hall, M.D., St Mary's; N. 
 Hopkins, M.D., DunvilJe ; Wm. H. Hurd, 
 M.I)., Carieton Pla.e; R. H. Clark, M.D., 
 Cobourg;W. B. Weir, M.D., St Mary's ; 
 and 8. 8. Cornell, M.D., Toledo. 
 
 Board meets in Toronto, semi-annually, 
 on the second Tuesday in October and the 
 third Tuesday in June 
 
 All letters on matters connected with the 
 Board to lie adtln'ssed to the Secretary, N. 
 Hopkins, M.D., Dunville. 
 
 VKTEiUNAnY ScHtoL.— In Connection 
 with the Board of Agriculture, Toronto, On- 
 tario. Profes.sors — Andrew Smith, V.S., 
 Edinburgh, Anatomy and Diseases of Farm 
 Animals; J. Thorborn, M.D., Vet«'rinary, 
 Materia Medica ; James Bovell, M.D,, .\ni- 
 nial Physiology ; Ot-orgn Biu-kland, Professor 
 of Agriculture, University College, tlie His- 
 tory, Breeding and Management of tlio Do- 
 mesticated Animals. 
 
 The Toronto Eye aivd Ear l>is)>cntary,'^ 
 This is a public charity supported by private 
 
; James H. Kichard- 
 
 , Eng., General and 
 
 Uzziel Ogden, M.D., 
 
 'lieraiR'Utios ; J. Thor* 
 
 ud Toronto University, 
 
 B ; Janu'S IJovell, M.D., 
 
 ititutcs of Medicine ; 
 
 Surgical Anatomy and 
 
 my ; Prof. of. A. H. 
 
 ^., Chemistry and Ex- 
 
 ; and Prof. William 
 
 ny, &c., Iwtli nt Uni- 
 
 Univereity are recog- 
 
 hk'Ai, Boaud of Can- 
 Vic. cli. 47. 
 CnmT.bell,M.D.,Edin., 
 icil University of Edin- 
 08 Bay street, Toronto. 
 iwtrer — Wm. Springer, 
 
 , Wooilstnck, Ont ; J. 
 1, Ont. ; Joseph Adams, 
 
 in Toronto, on th(! first 
 and July of each year, 
 •f candidates for Diplo- 
 [license, who must have 
 tea of study witli the 
 me month before the 
 
 Hemhers of the Board 
 dance with the Act, at 
 in each year. 
 tei-8 c<mnected with the 
 d to the Secretory, Dr. 
 1, Ont. 
 
 ii, BoAKT). — Kstablisfaed 
 O. A. Carson, M.D., 
 M.I)., St, Mary's; N. 
 nville ; Wm. II. Kurd, 
 e; It H. Clark, M.D., 
 eir, M.l)., St. Mary's; 
 ■ D., Toledo, 
 oronto, semi-annually, 
 ay in October and the 
 e 
 
 ;er8 connected with the 
 h1 to the Secretary, N. 
 ville. 
 
 n«oL. — In connection 
 TJi'ultur*', Toronto, On- 
 Andrew Smith, V.S., 
 and Diseases of Farm 
 rn, M.D., Vet«'rinR7y, 
 es Bovell, M.D., Ani- 
 rge Buekland, Profesaor 
 •rsity College, the His- 
 [anugement of the Do- 
 
 lul Ear D'u>iteiisary,-^ 
 cy supported by private 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 23 
 
 subscription, under the management of a 
 Board of Directors, tw follows : A. T. Mc- 
 Cord, President ; A. Dredge, Vice-President; 
 W. T. Mason, Secret^iry and Treiwui-er ; R. 
 Wilkes, W. J. Mac<lonell, James Bain, E. J. 
 Palmer, RolK'rt Walker, John Macdonald, J. 
 W. Mason, A. R. McMoster, William Elliott. 
 Dr. Rosebnjgh, Surgeon ; Drs. Reeve and 
 Cummings, Assistant Surgeons. The Dis- 
 pensary is open every day, (Sundays ex- 
 cepted) at 9 o'clock, luni., and <* 30 p.m. 
 
 TORONTO BOARD OF HEALTH. 
 
 Priueiiml Office, City Hall ; Branch Office, 
 York Street, corner of Richmond. Dr. Jas. 
 % Rowell. 306 Yonge Street ; Dr. Wm. Tem- 
 
 Ij pest, 341 Yonge St. ; John Reid, In8i)ector ; 
 
 54 Ueo, Rowell, Book-keeiwr. 
 
 LOTAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF BRITISH 
 AMERICA. 
 
 Grand Oj/uyrs/or 1868-9.— Grand Master 
 and Sovereign, Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C, 
 M.P., Toronto; Deputy Grand Master, D'Arcy 
 Boulton, Es<i., Barrie; Grand Chaplain, Rev. 
 Stephen L<'tt, LL.D., Collingwootl ; (Jrand 
 Treasurer, Wm. Anderson, Mountain View; 
 Crrand Secretary, Andrew Fleming, Esq., 
 Toronta 
 
 Provincial Grand Lodi)!' of Wexierti Can- 
 ada. — Grand Master, John Coyne, Escj., 
 M.P.P., Brampto.i ; Deputy Grand Master, 
 D'Alton McCartliy, Ym{., Barrie ; Grand 
 Chaplain, Rev. H. B, Osier, Lloydtown; 
 Grand Trea.'jurer, James H. Bessoy, Eai., St. 
 Catliarines ; (irand Secretary, Thomas Keyes, 
 Esq., St Catharines. 
 
 Provincial Grand Lad>ft of Cvnlral Can- 
 ada. — Grand Master, McKeiizie Bowell, 
 iiq., M. P., Belleville; Deputy (Jrand Mas- 
 ter, R. N. Smith, Esq., Thanet ; Grand 
 Chaplain, Rev. William Burns, Omeniee; 
 Grand Tn-asurer, Christ ^»her Fletcher, Fs(i., 
 BrockviUe; Grand Secretary, David Marshall, 
 Esq., Port Hop*. 
 
 Prtvincial Grand Lodge, of Eaxtmi Can- 
 uda. — Grand Master, George Smith, Es(i., 
 Montreal ; Deputy Grand Master, Joshua 
 Breadner, Y.m\., Athelstan; Grand Chaplain, 
 Rev. H. Hazard, Montreal ; Grand Treasurer, 
 George B. Pearson, Estj., Montreal ; Grand 
 Secretary, Edwanl T. Scott, Esq., Montreal. 
 
 Provincial Graiul Lodge, of Nova Scotia. — 
 Grand Master, William Caldwell, Es(i., Hal- 
 ifax ; Deputy Grand Master, Jacob Bouser, 
 Esq., Halifax; Grand Chaplain, Rev. D. F. 
 fiutchinson, Bridgewater; Grand Treasurer, 
 Richard Abbott, Esq., Halifax; Grand Sec- 
 retary, Harry Caldwell, Esq., Halifax. 
 
 Provineitil Grand Ledge of Prince Edufard 
 Jjtond.— Grand Master, J. B. Cooper, V»i., 
 
 Charlottetown ; Deputy Grand Master, Angus 
 McKenzii^, tjiq., (Jharlottetown; Grand Treas- 
 urer, Thomas Morris, Esq., Charlottetown; 
 Grand Secretary, Thomas J. Leeming, Ksq., 
 SI.D., Charlottetown. 
 
 N. B. — The (Jrand Masters of Provincial 
 Grand Lmlges are also Deputy Grand Mas- 
 ters of tlie Grand Orange Lotlge of British 
 America. 
 
 Loi/al Orange Toronto District Lo<fgr, 
 County of York. — Officers. — Bro. James Ben- 
 nett, District Master; Bro. Jas Burns, Deputy 
 D. Master; Bro. John W. Hetherington, 
 District Secretary; Bro. John Rogers, Dis- 
 trict Treasurer; Bro. Wm. McCaw, District 
 Chaplain; Bro. Jolin Irwin, Director of (Vr- 
 enionies. 
 
 Masters of Omni/e Lodges, City of Toronto, 
 1867.— No." 4, Alex. Burns; 12, (Young Brit- 
 ons). Robt. Hutchinson; 136, .Fohn Rogers; 
 137, Ogle R, Gowaii; 140, Wm. Adanison; 
 212, RolH-rt Defries ; 275, F. H. Medcalf; 
 301, James Bennett; 328, Wm. Hill; 375, 
 John Irwin; 387, J. H. Hetherington; 396, 
 C. Fanner; 404, Alex. Grimison; 588, S. 
 Westnuui; 621, (JeorgeMcConkey; 657, Jas. 
 A. Kerr; 781, Sanniel Parker. 
 
 CANADIAN ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, M.U. 
 
 Officers of the Order. — Geo. Bickcl, Grand 
 Master ; 1), Evans, Deputy Grand Master ; 
 Thomas Tindill, Corresponding Secretary, 
 Board of Directors : A Dick, E. Thomas, 
 Mr. Cousins, James Way, Mr. Black. Quar- 
 terly Meetings of the Board : Second Thurs- 
 day in July, October, January and Aprjl. 
 Trustees of Widows' and Orphans' Fund: 
 J. G. Howard, Joseph Hodgson, and F H. 
 Medcalf. Auditors : Thomas Parry, D(mald 
 Dawson. Address of Corrcsiwiiding Secre- 
 tary : Thonnis Tindill, Johi St., Hamilton. 
 
 IjOijal Citij of Toronto Lodge. -H. J, Leo- 
 nord, N.G.; Rolwrt Fryer, V.G.; Daniel 
 Scott, Secretary. Meet every alternate Wed- 
 nesday, at the Masonic Hall, Toronto street. 
 
 Loyal Ontario Lodge. — F. Clark, G.M.; 
 William Turner, N.G. ; Thomas Anderson, 
 V.G. ; Henry Winfield, Secretary. Ikleets 
 every alternate Wednesday, at the Masonic 
 Hall, Toronto st'.aet. 
 
 /. 0. 0. F. Camda Lodge, .Vo. 49.— W. 
 I{am.say, N.O.; W. Rolnrts, V.G.; Michael 
 Blume, Secretary. Meets every Monday, at 
 the Masonic Hail, Toronto stret't. 
 
 TBMPERANOE DIRBOTORT. 
 
 Chr'istian Total Abstinence Society. — Meet 
 in Berkeley Street W. M. Church every 
 second Monday ; E. Coatsworth, President ; 
 J. E. Irvine, Secrctarj* ; No of members, 480. 
 
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 Trnvnto Temperance Reformatimi Socuty. 
 — Ineoi-porated by Act of rarliament ; A. f. 
 McCordand J. J. Withrow, Pmsidents ; \N. 
 Culleii, Recording Secretary-. A Temperance 
 Meeting in connection R-ith the above named 
 Society, is held every Sabbath afternoon from 
 8 to 4*0 'clock, in the baseinent of the Tem- 
 perance Street Hall. All are reaiK^ctfully in- 
 vited to be present and take l)art in the ex- 
 ercises. Board of Din^ctors meet on the 
 second Friday in each montli, at 8 o'clock, 
 p.m. 
 
 Sirns of Tempernnee-'Ontnrio Dieision.— 
 Meet every Monday night, at the Temper- 
 ance Hall, Temprance Street ; J. \V. Wowl- 
 all, D. G. W. ratriarch. Coldstream. l>iris!<m. 
 —Meet every Wednesday night, at Temper- 
 ance Hall, IJrock Street ; 1{. McDougall, D. 
 G. W. Patriarch. 
 
 Briltsh Tnnplarg- -Jrsne Kflfhinn Lofhjr. 
 —Meet everv Thursday night, at Temperance 
 Hall, BrockStrcet;.!. J. Williams, W. Grand 
 Deputy. Vrusndt Lodijr. Meet i^very Tues- 
 day night, at the Missionary Church, Kliza- 
 *eth Street ; Paul Ste\vart, AV. Orf.nd De- 
 
 futy. Good Caman'tan Lod<jp. — Meet every 
 'riday night, at Temiierance Street Hall ; 
 Francis Leech, W. Grand Deputy. 
 
 L\de,imident Onhr of Good Templars. — 
 City Deputy, W. C. Wilkinson ; County De- 
 puty, M. Nasmith. Tn-onto Star Temple. 
 — Meet every Friday night, at Temperance 
 Hall, Temperance Street ; Chas. AVoodall, 
 Temple Deputy. MaplcLcaf Temjile. — Meet 
 everj' Tuesday night, at Berkeley Street 
 Hall ; George Patterson, Temple Deputy. 
 Yorkville Star. — Mc -ry Monday night, 
 at Temperance Ht. .., i orkville ; C'ha.srles 
 Robinson, Temple Deinity. 
 
 Jt' 
 
 OLUBS. 
 
 Toronto Club. — (Incorporiitcd by Act of 
 Parliament, for social purjioses, 27 Vict., 
 cap. 92.) ('. S. Gzowski, Ksq., President ; 
 Committee, : E. Bradbnrne, Esq., Hon. 
 J. H. Cameron, V. S. Gzow.ski, Ksij., Hon. 
 H. H. Killaly, N. Kingsmill, Esq., Lewis 
 Moffatt, Esq.,' J. H. Morris, Enq., G. P. 
 Kidout, Esq.; A. Thornton Todd, Secretary 
 and Treasurer. 
 
 Toronto Crieket CT?<ft.— Officers for 1868 : 
 J. O. Heward, President ; J. Martland, Vice- 
 President ; li C. Henderson, Secretary and 
 Treasun^r ; Messrs. Baines, Hannan, Mara- 
 land, McGillivray and Blake, Committee. 
 Ground on Avenue Koad, Caer Howell ; prac- 
 tice every day. 
 
 Toronto Ourling Club. — President, John 
 Shedden; 1st Vice-President, Thomas Mc- 
 Gaw; 2nd Vice-Piesident, D. S, Keith; 
 Secretary and Treasurer, John Maughan, jr. j 
 
 Chaplains, Revd. Drs. Barclay an Jennings. 
 Committee of Management— Mi-ssrs. Forbca, 
 Macpherson, Gardiner and Ktdth. Skips — 
 Messrs. Duncan Forbes, Alex. Macpherson, 
 John O. Heward, and ('apt. Chas. Pcrrj-. 
 The President is er o^cioSkiu. Represented 
 membi'rs, D. Mair and Geo. Denholm, Mon- 
 treal. 
 
 Jioi/al Canadian Yatht C'/wfi. ~Es|)lanade, 
 between York and Simcoe. Olficei-s for the 
 year 1868— Commodore, E. M. Ho<ider, Esq.; 
 Vice-Commodore, G. H. Wyatt, Esq. ; Cap- 
 tain, B. K. ClnrksoJi, Ksq. ; Secretary, Wni. 
 Armstrong, Vm\.; Treasurer, H. L. Himc, 
 E.S41. 
 
 Toronto Eomv (I Cluh. — Organized August 
 23, 1.8fi.'). List l)f ollicers for 1868— Presi- 
 dent, Angus Morrison, M. P.P. ; Vice-Presi- 
 dents, P. T. Shivers Birchall and Geo. H. 
 Wyatt; Secretary and Treasurer, W. M. 
 Davidson. 
 
 Ontario Laerosse Chth.—lAnt of Officers 
 for 1868: W. Arthurs, President; Dr. J. 
 Thorliurn, Vice President ; A. Miller, Sen., 
 H. D. Motthcws, Jr., Field Captains ; W. 
 Murray, J. Lngsdin, (J. F. R. llanis, Man- 
 aging Committee ; F. 15. Whittemorc, Sec- 
 retary-Treasurer. 
 
 Toronto Larro-ise Vluh.--'\V. D. Otter, 
 President; G. W. Whitney, Vice-President; 
 J. Hendei-son, Field Captain; G. H. Leslie^ 
 Secretary-Treasurer; G. Massey, A. Boyd, 
 R. Sutherland, Committee. 
 
 RAILWATS. 
 Gl!i:.VT Wl-.STERN RAinVAY OF ClWADA. 
 
 -Thomas Swinyard, General Manager ; G» 
 h. Howard, Assistant do. ; Joseph Price, 
 Treasurer ; W. Wallace, I'ralBc Superinttn- 
 dent ; John Cranipton, Freight do. ; W. M. 
 Pennington, Assistant do. ; W. A. Robinson, 
 Locomotive and Car Su]>erintendent ; Jamea 
 Howard, Purchasing Agt. ; Nicholas Weath- 
 erston, Station Master; John Bi^son, Assist, 
 do.; .1. S. Champ, Cashier Freight Depart- 
 }ne:.t. 
 
 XoRTMKKN Railway ck Canada.— Head 
 office. Brock street, comer of Front street. 
 F. W. t^imberland, ilanaging Director^ 
 Passenp-r and freight depots and locomotive 
 depaitment. Esplanade, loot af Brock street; 
 passenger station, rear of City Hall. Jolm 
 HaiTie, Train and Traffic Mast< ; ■ J. ,T, 
 Ros.", Thiough Freight Agent ; J. 1 . JMcDon- 
 ald. Local Freight Agent ; A. Rolph, 
 General Ticket Clerk ; George Parker, Bag- 
 gage Master. 
 
 GuAND Trvnk Railway. — Head office, 
 Montreal. C. J. Brydges, I'>q., Managing- 
 Director; Jo.sepli Hickson, Secretary and 
 Treasurer. Branch offices, Western Division,. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 chl 67i«A.— Esplanade, 
 leoc. Olfireix for the 
 I', K. M. If odder, Yju\. ; 
 Wyatt, Esq.; Cap- 
 Esq, ; Secretary, AV'm, 
 ■nsurer, H. J,. Hiine, 
 
 -Orga n ized A ugiist 
 icers for 1868-rresi- 
 M.1M\; Viep-Prosi- 
 Uin liall ftiid Oeo. H. 
 (I Treasurer, "W. M. 
 
 /(/i.— Li.st of Officers 
 rs, President ; Dr. J. 
 lent ; A. Miller, Sen., 
 
 Fielil Captains; \\\ 
 F. K. llanis, Man* 
 
 B. AVliitteniorp, Src- 
 
 IKTATS. 
 
 lAIUVAY OF tJ.WADA. 
 
 Oeneiiil Manager ; G.^ 
 it do. ; Josepli Price, 
 ce, I'rnlBc Superinttn- 
 II, Freight do. ; W. M. 
 
 do. ; W. A. Rohinson, 
 ujtorintendent ; James. 
 ^gt. ; Nicholas Weath- 
 ; .lolin IJi^yson, Assist 
 isliier Freight Deport- 
 
 02 Bay street," Toronto ; W. J- Spicer, Local 
 Superintendent, Montreal to Detroit, Buffalo 
 to Goderich ; P. tJ. Stevenson, Esfi. , General 
 Western Freight Agent, Toronto. Passenger 
 station, Union station, foot of York street, 
 Toronto ; H. Bourlier, Esq., Station Agent. 
 Freight Station, Esplanade, Ix'twren Simeo*^ 
 •nd John Street ; J. II. McNairn, Freight 
 Agent. 
 
 STAGE ROUTES. 
 
 Stage for Thonihill, leaves Bay Horse 
 Hotel, Yonge street, 3:'20 p.m., every day, 
 Sundays excepted. Fare 50 cents. 
 
 Stage for Ruhniond Hill, leaves Bay Horse 
 Hotel, Yonge street, at 3:30 p.m., everyday, 
 Sundays excepted. Fare 50 cents. 
 
 Stage for Cooksville, leaves Bay Horse 
 Hotel, Yonge street, at 3:30 p.m.', daily, 
 Sundays excepted. 
 
 Stage for Rogue Hill, leaves Monkliouse 
 Hotel, at 3:30 p.ni., daily. 
 
 Stage for Stolfville, leavi s Albion Hotel, 
 at 3 p.m., dail}. 
 
 mSURAMOE COMPANIES. 
 
 JEtna Fire an» Mauine Ins. Co.— In" 
 corporated 1819, Charter |)erpetual. Paid 
 up capital, $8,000,000 ; Amount of Assets, 
 $4,650,938.27 ; liOsses paid in 48 years, 
 $21,371,972.57. Directors: Joseph Church, 
 Robert Buell, E. A. Bulkeley, Roland Ma, 
 ther, Samuel S. Ward, Austin Dunham- 
 Gustavus F. Davis, Drayton Hillyer, Walter 
 Keney, Chns. H. Brainard, William F. Tut- 
 tie, George Roberts, Thomas K. Brace, Eros- 
 tus Collins, Edwin 1). Morgan, Lucius J. 
 Hendee, Francis B. Cooley. L. J. Hendee, 
 President ; J. Goodnow, Sec. ; E. J. Bas- 
 sett. General Agent ; H. L. Pasco, J. C. Hil- 
 liard, Traveling agents. Branch office, 171 
 Vine Street, Cincinnatti, Ohio, J. B. Ben- 
 nett, Manager and General Agent. Capt. E. 
 P. Dorr, Buffalo, N. Y., General Superinten- 
 dent of Inland Navigation Department. A. 
 A. Williams, Providence, R. I., Gcnend 
 Agent for New England. E. Ciiajtky ft; 
 Co., Oflfiee Front Stn-et, Toronto. 
 
 .*TNA Life In.s. Co., ^f Hartford, Conn. 
 — Officers : E. A. Bulkeley, President ; Aus- 
 tin Dunham, Vice-President ; T. 0. Enders, 
 Secretarv. Assets, Ajiril 1, 1807, over 
 $5,000,000. Office : Toronto. Canar'ian 
 References : Hon. Geo. iirown. Proprietor 
 Toronto Globf, Toronto ; Hon. J. Simpson, 
 President Ontario Bank, Bowinanville ; Hon. 
 Louis Rennud, M.L.C. Montreal; Thomas 
 N. Gibbs, Ksq., M.P., Oshawa ; A. R. Mc- 
 Master, Esq., Wholesale Merchant, Toronto ; 
 Tliomas Clarkson, Hsci., Official A.ssignee, 
 Toronto ; Messrs. Femer k Co., Whoh'sale 
 Merchants, Montreal ; Alex. Milloj-, Esq., 
 
 Superintendent Inland Steam Navigation 
 Company, Montreal ; G. Cheney, Esq., Su- 
 
 Jerintenden*. Canada Express' Companjr, 
 fontreal ; M. K. Irish, Esq., Manager Bri- 
 tish and American Expre-ss Companies, To- 
 ronto ; John Lovell, Esq., publisher, Mont- 
 real ; Kershaw k Edwards, Safe Manufac- 
 turers, Montreal. Head office for Western 
 Canada, Whitteiiiore Buildings, Toronto St., 
 Toronto, Jons Oaiivin, general agent, 
 
 F \ Live Stock Ins. Co., Hartford, 
 f -Chartered cai.ital, $500,000 ; Poid- 
 
 iiji and Li'cnred capital, $1.50,000. Policy 
 liolders secured by a Dejiosit of $100,000 
 with the Treasurer of Connecticut. Officers : 
 C. C. Kimball, President ; T. O. Enders, 
 Vice-President; .1. B. Tower, Secretaiy. 
 This Conqiany Ims a perj)etual Charter. 
 Canadian Refeivnces : Col. R. L. Denison, 
 Toronto, Treasurer of Board of Agiiculturc 
 of Upper Canada ; M. H. Cochrane, Esq., 
 Compton, Quebec, Importer and Breeder of 
 Stock ; W. A. Cooley, Esq., Ancnster, On- 
 tario, Superintendent of Provincial Exhibi- 
 tion; Hugh (/'. Thomson, Esq., Toronto, 
 Secretary of Board of Agriculture, of Up- 
 per Canada ; J. Ashworth, Esii., Ottawa. 
 Imiwrler and Breeder of StocK. Parties 
 desiring Local Agencies w'll apply to E. I*. 
 Snow, General Agent, Montreal. Scorr & 
 Wai.msi.ey, Agents, Ontario, 
 
 The Bkaveu Muiuat. Fire Ins. Ash'n. 
 — President, Richard L. Denison, Esq. ; Vice- 
 President, Chas. E. Chadwiek, Esq. ; Mana- 
 ging Director, S. Thompson. Board of 
 Directors : Richard L. Denison, Lip])incott ; 
 
 C. E. Chadwiek, Ingiisoll ; \. Barker, 
 Markham ; Hon. Oliver Blake, Townsend ; 
 Hon. J. Hillyard Cameron, Toronto ; D. 
 Campbell, Almonte ; Jos. W. Collin.s, New- 
 market ; W. Henderson, Tomnto ; H. Row- 
 sell, Toronto ; John Snell, Edmonton ; Geo. 
 Snider, Owen Sound ; F. W. Stone, Guelph ; 
 
 D. Sutherland, Newmarket ; D. Thurston, 
 Toronto ; S. Th(;mi)sou, Toronto. Honorary 
 Directors : W. II. Berry, March ; Hon. 
 Geo. Bryson, M.L.C, Pontiac ; Jas. Bryden, 
 "VVhitby ; Win. Edwards, Clarence ; T." Hig- 
 ginson, W. Hawke.sbuiv ; H. S. Howlana, 
 York ; Thos. McConke'y, M.P., Banie ; J. 
 McDenuot, Reeve of Wallace ; Hon. J. 
 Simpson, Senator, Bowmanville. Treasurer, 
 T. J. Thompson ; Secretary, W. T. O'Reilly ; 
 Fire Inspector, John Blackburn ; Bankers, 
 Ontario Bank. 
 
 British Ameru^v As.s. Co. — Fire and 
 Afarwif.— Oldest chartered Upjier Canadian 
 Comjiany. Head office, comer of Church 
 and Court streets, Toronto. Boaixl of Di- 
 rectors : Hon. G. W. Allan, Geo. J. Boyd, 
 Hon. Wni. Cayley, Richard S. Cassels, A. 
 Joseph, Peter Paterson, G. Percival Ridout, 
 
 E. H. Rutherford, Thomas C. Str«tt. 
 
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 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Oovrnior, (t. IVroival Kidout ; IVpiity 
 Oovenior, IVtcr l'at«'n»on ; Trustii'H, K. H. 
 RntherlVn-il lion. Win. Ciiylt-y, Thoinns D. 
 HarriN j Maiiagrr Marine Dt'imrtnicnt, Wni. 
 StewanI ; Fin- InsiH-ctor, E. Uoby O'Biien. 
 T. W. BiitciiAM^ Managing Uinrtor. 
 
 Briton MKitirAi. ami Ohnkuai. Lifk 
 AssocFATioN. — OftiiTs, 429 Stnuitl, liondon, 
 and 13 Qnccn fitn>ft, KUinlnirgh. James 
 FiiAsER, agent, King Htrcet west, Toronto. 
 
 C'anaka Like Asm. Co. — EHtablihlied 
 1847. Caiiital 111,000,000. Incorporated by 
 special Act of Parliiinicnt. Head oiticc, 
 Hninilton, Out. Presiilent, John Young, 
 Esq. ; Vice-President, John Ferrie, Esq. 
 Board of Directors, Ardid. Kerr, Esq., Lou- 
 don; Jas. Osborne, Esq., Hamilton; T. C. 
 Kerr, Esq., Humiltoii; ]i. Juson, Esq., 
 Hamilton; F. W. (Jates, E.s<j., Hamilton; 
 O. H. Gillespie, Esn., Hamilton; Kev. (1. 
 M. Innes, Quebt'c; D. M'Iniies, Ksq., Ha- 
 milton; John Ferric, Es<(., Hamilton; (}. J. 
 Foster, Esq., Hamilton; Hon. J. H. Came- 
 ron, Toronto; T. C. Street, Esq., Niagara; 
 N. Merritt, Rs<i., St. Catharines; Kichard 
 Eaton, Es*!., Montreal; T. Bickle, Esq., 
 Hamilton; Hon. W. P. Huwlund, Toronto; 
 E. C. Thomas, Esq., Hamilton; Jas. Ha- 
 milton, M.D., DundiLs; John Young, Esq., 
 Hamilton. Manager, A. G. Uamsay, F.I. 
 
 A. Me<lical Adviser, J. I). Macdonald, SI. 
 D. General Agent, J. W. Marling. 
 
 EniNBUROii Life. Ass. Co.— Canadian 
 Office, Wellington Street, Toronto. Cana- 
 dian Board, Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, 
 M. P., Chairman ; J, W. Gamble, Esq., 
 Ij. MofFatt, Es<i., Hon. J. B. Robinson, 0. 
 J. Campbell, Esq. Secretary, David Hig- 
 ;pns. Medical Keferee, E. M. Hodder, Esq., 
 M.D., F.R.C.S., England. Solicitor, Alex. 
 Leith, Es<i. Inspector of Agencies, C. C. 
 Foster. 
 
 Hartford Fire I.\s. Co., Hartford, 
 Conn, AsseU, 82,026,220.49. Geo. L. 
 €ha«e, President. ' Geo, M, Coit, Secretary. 
 C, C. Lyman, Assistant Secretary. Direc- 
 tort, Albert Day, James Goodwin, Charles 
 Boswell, Henry Keney, Calvin Day, Enoch 
 
 C. Roberts, C. C. Lyman, Geo. L. Chase, 
 HeniT J, Johnson, Jonathan R. Bunce, E. 
 
 B. Wilkinson. E. Chaffey & Co., Agents, 
 "Toronto. 
 
 H0.ME Ins, Co., New Haven, Con.— Cash 
 ■capital, $500,000; Assets, $775,886,10. 
 
 D. R. Satterlee, President; D. Trowbridge, 
 Vice-PfMident Chas. Wilson, Secretary. 
 
 E. Ciiaf7:y k Co., Agents, Front Street, 
 Toronto. 
 
 InrKi.iAi Fire lNHiitAN(;E Co.— Insti- 
 tmted 1803.— Chief Offices: 1 Old Broad St., 
 •nd U Pall Mdl, liondou. Agency for 
 Canada : H^ and 'J5 St. Francois Xavier St., 
 
 Montreal. Subscribed and investetl capitai. 
 One Million Six Hun<lred Thousand Pounds 
 Sterling. Toronto Agency, corner of Church 
 and ('(dborne Streets, Ja.mks E. S.uitiv * 
 Co, ; Wm. H, Rintoul, Iteiienil Agent for 
 Canada, 
 
 LANfAHiiiRE Fire and Like Issvranoe 
 Co, — Head O/Kce, Exchange Street, St. 
 Ann's Square, Mamhesti-r. Cajiital, £2,- 
 000,000 sterling. S. C. DrNCAN-CtARK k 
 Co., general agents for Ontario. 
 
 Life Ak.so«;ia tios of Scotland.— Offices: 
 Edinburgh, 82 Princes Street ; (Jlasgow, 123 
 St. Vincent Street ; London, Chief Office, 
 4 Lombanl Street, (E.C.) ; West end Office, 
 48 Pall Mall (S. W.) ; Miinchester, 9 Corpora- 
 tion Street; Dublin, 40 Dame Street ; Belfast, 
 21 High Street ; Montreal, Place d'Annes. 
 Directors at Montreal, David Torrance, Esii, 
 (D. Torrance & Co.); (ieorge Moffiitt, Esq. 
 (Gillespie, Moffiitt k Co.) ; Alexander Mor- 
 ris, Hs(i., M. P., barrister ; The Honorable 
 Sir (J. E. Caitier, Bart., M.P., Minister of 
 Militia; Thomas Kirbv, Es(j., Banker ; Peter 
 Red|Kith, Hscj. (J. RediMith k Son) ; Secreta- 
 ry, P. Wanllaw, Esq.; Insjx'ctorof Ageiiiues, 
 James H. M, (.'hipman, Esq. Toronto- 
 Honorary Directors : Hon. Win. McMast«T, 
 President Bank of Commerce ; R. A. Har- 
 rison, Esq., M.P. ; G. W. Yarker, Kaq., 
 Manager Bank of Montreal ; Medical Officer, 
 H, H. Wright, Esq., M.D. ; Agent and 
 Secretary, R. N. Goocii. 
 
 LiVERi'ooi- AND London and Globe Ins. 
 Co,~Fi/e and Life. — Head Office, Canada 
 Branch, Place D'Armes, Montreal, Capital, 
 810,000,000. Diivctors : T. B. Anderson, 
 Ksti., Chairman, (President Bank of Mont- 
 real) ; Henry Starnes, Jjtq., Deimty Chair- 
 man, (Manager Ontario Bank) ; K H. King, 
 Emi; (General Manager llank of iklontreaf; 
 Henry Chapman, I'^q.. (Merchant) ; G. F. 
 C. Smith, Esq., Resident Secretary. In- 
 vested Funds, $17,250,000 ; Daily Income, 
 $17,000. All Premiums received in Canada 
 are retained and invested in Provincial secu- 
 rities. This amount now exceeds $300,000. 
 and is constantly increasing. Losses are 
 ac^usted and paid in full immediately on 
 proof, without dcduitioii, interest or dis- 
 count. Agent at Toronto, Ja.men Eraser, 
 Accountant. Notary, *<•. ; Olfice, 6 King St. 
 West, adjoiniii),' Fulton, Michie k Co, 
 
 London and LANtAsiiniE Life A.ss, Co- 
 — Chief Offices, ConnMiny's Building, liead, 
 enhall Street, liondon ; Canada Branch. 
 Montreal, I)in>ctors : SVilliain Workman, 
 Eso., President City Bank, Chairman ; John 
 RedjNith, FLsq., Vice-Pres. Bank of Moutre^ ; 
 Alexander M. Delisle, Esfi,, Collector of 
 Cust«ma ; Louis Baudry, Esq,, Managing 
 Directo New City Gas Co. Office, 104 St. 
 Francois Xavi'fr Street. Thomas Simpaon, 
 
and invfstetl napitai, 
 Til T]ioU8Aiul Pounds 
 iicy, corner of Church 
 Iamks K. Mmitii, k 
 1, (.ii'iicml Ago.nt for 
 
 M) LiKK Insvrance 
 xolmngu Street, St. 
 ester. Capital, £2,- 
 
 Dr.MAN-CLAltK k 
 
 Ontario. 
 
 Si oTLA X n. —Offices : 
 Street ; Glii-sgow, 123 
 jondon, Chief Office, 
 
 ) ; West end Office, 
 Iiin(;lieHter, 9 Corpora- 
 I )iinie Street ; Helfast, 
 real, Place d'Annes. 
 David Torrance, Eh<i. 
 (Jeorge MofTatt, >jtq. 
 'o.) ; Alexander Mor- 
 ter ; The Honorable 
 t., M.P., Minister of 
 , Esq., Banker ; Peter 
 Mith k Son) ; Seeretn- 
 Insjwctor of Agenjues, 
 m, l-lwi. Toronto — 
 Hon. Win. McMaster, 
 nnnerce ; U. A. Har- 
 (}. W. Yarker, JJsq., 
 real ; Mc<Iical Ofticer, 
 
 M.l). ; Agent and 
 
 K'll. 
 
 si»(»x Asi) Globk Ins. 
 -Head Office, Canada 
 s, Montreal. Capital, 
 rs : T. B. Anderson, 
 iident Bank of AIont> 
 
 Vjiii, Dci)uty Chair- 
 u Bank) ; K. H. Kine, 
 i-r Bank of Montreal; 
 [.. (Mendiant) ; G. F. 
 ident Secretary. In- 
 ),000 ; Daily Income, 
 ins received in Canada 
 ;ed in Provincial secu- 
 low exceeds |300,000. 
 ;reiLsing. Losses arc 
 
 full ininiediately on 
 tion, interest or dis- 
 anto, Ja.mks Fuaser, 
 Ec. ; <lffiee, 5 King St. 
 11, Michie k Co. 
 \sHi]tK LiFK Ass. Co- 
 my's Building, I^ad, 
 n ; Canada Branch. 
 
 William Workman, 
 ank, Ciinirman ; John 
 -es. Bank of Moutreal ; 
 , Es*!., Collector of 
 dry, Esq., Managing 
 s Co. Office, 104 St. 
 t. Thomas Simpson, 
 
 'General Agent ; (ieo. B. Holland, (Hesidenee, 
 Toronto), limpeetor of Agencies; Geo. IL 
 Fenwick. M.IJ., Medical Advist'r. Kai.imi 
 D. HoLLANli. Agent 
 
 MuSTUKAr,. — Mnrine (Branch) Assurance 
 Conqmny. Capital, two hundn-d tliousand 
 pounds. Keserve Fund (npjiroxiniately), a 
 ((iiarter of a million iIollaiH. Marine Iiisur- 
 aiic«! on favorable tenns. Head Office, 
 Great St. James street Montreal. R. N. 
 (tixx'ii. Agent. Office, corner of 'Change 
 Alley and Colbonie St., Toronto. 
 
 NoKTH Bhitish and Mekcantii.k Ins. 
 Co.- -Established 1809. I'hief Offices : Edin- 
 burgh, 64 Primes street ; London, 61 
 Threadnee<lle street, E. C. ; London West- 
 end Office, 8 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, 8. 
 W. I'aiimla BrHiich- Central Offices, 72 St. 
 Frant!ois Xavier street, Montreal. Mana- 
 ging Directors, Canada : 1). Lorn MacDou- 
 gall, E.sq., Thomas Davidson, Esq. Local 
 lioard of Directors : Hon. Louis Bcnaud, M. 
 L.C.; Hon. John Kosc, M.P.; Hon. Thomas 
 Ryan, M.L.C. ; James Ijiw, Esq., Merchant ; 
 C.J. Brydgcs, Es(i., Managing DiiectorGrand 
 Trunk Railway ; Gilbert Scott, Esq., Mer- 
 chant. General Agents for Canada, Messrs. 
 MacDougall k Davidson ; Se<retary, H. J. 
 Johnston ; InsiK'ctor of Agencies, William 
 Ewing ; Medical Officer, William Suther- 
 land, M.D. Life Bran.h, H. L. Himk, 
 agent, 6 Wellington street east. Fire Branch, 
 R. N. GtKKir, agent, Toronto. 
 
 NoRTliKKK Ass. Co. — Fire and Life. — 
 Established 1836. Caidtal. £2,000,000 stg. 
 Fully subsciilM'tl by over 900 Shareholders, 
 whose individual resitonsibility is unlimited. 
 Incorjwrated by Act of Parliament. Head 
 Offices : London, 1 Moorgate street ; Al)er- 
 deen, 3 King street. Agent for Toronto, 
 W. RowL.\Ni), corner of Church <ind Wel- 
 lington streets. Medical Examiner, Dr 
 Newcomlx'. 
 
 Phknix Iss. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. — 
 Stephen, Crowell, Presiden'; ; Edgar W. 
 Crowell, Vice-l»resident ; Philander Shaw, 
 Secretary. Capital, l$l,000,WO; Surjdus, 
 $658,567.73; Tot«l, f 1,568, 567. 73. Diiec- 
 tora: Stephen Crowell, President East Brook- 
 lyn Saving's Bank ; A. V. Stout, President 
 Shoe and Leather Bank ; J. D. Ingersoll, 
 No. 44 Cortlundt street ; Henry Collins, of 
 Collins, Plummer k Co.; John M. Hicks ; I. 
 H. Frothingham, President of Union Trust 
 Co.; Geo. W. Bergen, of Valentine k Ber- 
 
 fen ; Chas. C. Betts ; Jas. S. Rockwell, 47 
 'erry stn-et ; A. <'. Bradley, of Bradley, 
 Mills & Woodhull; Gustav Schwab, of 
 Oelrichs k Co. ; Ezra Baldwin ; Nathan T. 
 Beers, 45 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; Joshua 
 Atkins, Jr., of J. Atkins, Jr., & Co. ; Au- 
 gustus Studwell ; Gilbert Sayres, Jamaica, 
 L. I.; Wiu. A. Budd, of Sullivan, Randolph 
 
 k Budd : Wm. M. Vail, late .if Sullirnn. 
 Ran.lolph k Bnd.l ; J. V. Si«d.r, of J. V. 
 SjMider, k I'o. ; J^lward A. lx)W, No. 29 
 Burling .Slip ; .Samuel W. Burtis, hanl- 
 ware di-aler, Brooklyn ; D. F. Fernald ; 
 E<lwin T. Rice, of Brainard k Rice ; E. 
 \\. Crowell ; Daniel Ayn-s; Harold Dollner, 
 ofDoUner, Potter & Co. ; Isaac RrinkcrhofT ; 
 Wm. P. Beale, of Stearns k Beale ; Thoa. 
 H. RiNlman, of Mann k IbNiman ; Wm. 
 B. Kentlall, Agent of the Bigelow Carpet 
 Co.; Benj. F. Wardell ; A. B. England, 
 builder ; Edwin B»'ei-s. Conklin, Ron k Beers ; 
 Nathaniel Putnam; E. S. Mills; Rufus R. 
 Graves ; Daniel H. (tregory ; E. L. Roberts ; 
 John (.'. Cole. C. (J. FoiniKii, general 
 agent, Ontario Chambers, corner of Church 
 and Front Streets. 
 
 Phkxix MrrrAi, Lifk Ins. Co., Hartford, 
 <'onn. — Dividends Annually, 50 percent; 
 Assets, 82,900,000.00. A. R. Bethune, 
 Oneral Agent, 104 St Francis Xavier St, 
 Montreiil, Dominion of Canada. Officers — 
 E. Fessenden, President ; James B. Hosmer, 
 Vice-President; James F. Bums, Secretary; 
 A. W. Barrows, M.D., Con.sulting Physician. 
 A. DeGkasbi, Agent, Toronto. 
 
 Puovintial Ins. Co. of Canada. — Hon. 
 J. Hillyard Cameron, l*resident; Lewii 
 Molfatt, Es<i., Vici-President, Directore, 
 Hon. J. Hillyard Cameron, C. J. Campball, 
 Esq., John M. Gillis, Esq , H. S. Howland, 
 Esq., George Chaffey, Esq., Lewi* Moffatt, 
 Esq., W. J, MacDonell, Esq., A. R. Mc- 
 Masttr, Esq., A. T. Fulton, Esq., A. M. 
 Smith, Esq., Hon. Malcolm Cameron. 
 Manager, Jnmes Sydney Crocker, Esq. 
 
 QuKKN Ins. Co., of Liverpool and London. 
 — Canada Brimch, Chief Office, Montreal. 
 Board, W^illiam Molson, Esq., Chairman; 
 H<m. James Ferrier ; Henry 'Tliomai, Esq. ; 
 David Torrance, Esq. (Fire Dep't.) ; Bank- 
 ers, Molsons Bank ; liCgal Advisei-s, Messri. 
 Torrance k Morris ; Medical Adviser, Wm. 
 Sutherland, Esq., M.D. ; Surveyor, Thomas 
 S. S»'ott, Esq. ; Auditor, Tliomaa R. John- 
 son, Esq. ; A. Mackenzie Forbes, Esq., Re- 
 sident Secretary and General Agent. W. 
 Rowland, agent for Toronto, cor. Church 
 and Front streets. 
 
 Railway Passknoeks Ass. Co, of Hart- 
 foril, Conn.— Insures agtiinat all kinds of 
 accidents. Capital, $304,800. I>re8ident, 
 James G. Batterson ; Vica-President, George 
 B. Wright ; Secretary, Henry T. Sperry ; 
 General Ticket Agent, Justin Snow. 
 
 Royal Ins. Co. — Fire and Life. — Capital 
 $2,000,000 sterling. Royal Insurance build- 
 ings. North John Street, Liverpool, and 
 Lombanl Street, lx)ndon. F. H. Hkward, 
 Agent, corner of Yonge and Wellington 
 Streets, Toronto. 
 
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 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
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 ■i 
 
 Stau Lirr, Ahs. Society <»r Enulanp. — 
 Chief Officp, 48 Moor^ate Strrot, London ; 
 Canada Branch Office, 48 King Street K^wt, 
 Toronto. Council of KefiTenco, Toronto : 
 John Mardonald, Ksn. ; Hon. Wni. McMa«- 
 ter ; James M«t<nlti-, Usq. ; Hon. John 
 Kofw ; A. M. Smith, Fjwi. ; Kev. Knodi 
 Wood, 1). I). ; Me.licnl Kufone. W. T. 
 Aikins, E8i|., M.I). Council of Kciferenoc, 
 Montreal : T. Maxwell IJryHon, Vaiu ; T. 
 James Claxton, Vmi ; Hon. Jiimcs terrier; 
 JameH Adams Matliewson, I<>»|. ; John Tor- 
 rance, Jr., Ksij. ; Medical IJiferces, (>. 'VV. 
 Campbtll, Ksii., M. I)., and M'm. Wood 
 Squire, I-vmi., M. I). J. (Jreoouy, Oenerul 
 Agent for HritiHh North America, 48 King 
 Street ¥jmt, Toronto. 
 
 Thi Trwelehm In,s. Co., of Hartford, 
 Conn., insure.s u!;^in.st accidents causing 
 death or disiildiu;; injur}*. Cash capital, 
 1500,000, with not surjdus", July 1, (if ?'296,- 
 126 35. Canadii Hoard of Reference : C. J. 
 Brydp'H, ¥^<{., AIana;{ing Director Grand 
 Trunk IJnili-oad, Montn-al ; Tho.s. Swinyard, 
 Mannffing Director Circut Western Railway, 
 Hamilton ; Hun. L. H. Holton, late Minis- 
 ter of Finance, Montreal ; Hon. Alexander 
 Camphell, Cunimifwioner of Crown Lands, 
 Kingston ; Hon. Win. McMivster, firm 
 McM.iyter & Nepiiews, merchants, To- 
 ronto ; Wm. Workman, Esq., President 
 City Hank, Montreal ; Hugh Allan, Esq., 
 firm Hugh & Andnw Allan, general mer- 
 chants, and agents Montreal Ocean Steam- 
 ship Company, Montreal ; J. L. Hcaudry, 
 Mayor of Alontreal ; Edwin Atwater, E-scj., 
 firm E. Atwater & Co., niorchanis, and 
 President Citizins' Insurance Co., Montreal ; 
 Henrj- Starnes, p'sq.. Manager Ontario 
 Bank, Montreal ; .fames Johnson, Esq., 
 Ex-President Provincial Exhibition, Lon- 
 don. Geo. AV. Camphell, M.I)., Montreal, 
 meilical and surgical advi8<'r for Canada. 
 Tlios. E. Foster, Esq., Montreal, general 
 agent for Dominion o» Canada. W. Row- 
 l.ANP, corner of Church and Wellington 
 streets, agent for Toronto. 
 
 Thk Loxno.v A.ss. Cdkpouatiox.— In- 
 corporated by Royal charter A.D. 1720. 
 Head OHice, No. 7 Royal Exchange, London, 
 England. Bonamy liobree, Eaq^ , tiovcrnor ; 
 Patrick F. Robertson, F:s<i., M.P., Sub- 
 Governor ; Richard Baggallay, Esq., Depnty- 
 Govenior; John Laurence, Esq., Secretary; 
 John Anthony Rucker, ' Esq. , Underwriter ; 
 Arthur H. Bailey, Esq., Actuary. Tho». B. 
 Bateman, ¥j»i., Manager of the Fire Depart- 
 ment Agent, Mr. Roraco H. Stephens, 61 
 St Francis Xavier Street, Montreal. Ihaac 
 C. GiLMOK, Agent for Toronto. 
 
 The Mutual Life lN.srnAxoi'. Co., of 
 New York. — F. S. Winston, President Fur- 
 nishes insurance combining the adrantages 
 
 offered hj oil other Companira, with an- 
 equalle<l financial securitY. AMcta, over 
 $•26,000,000 in cash. Richard A. MeCnrdy, 
 Vice-President ; John M. Stuart, Secretary; 
 F. Schroedcr, Assistant Secretary ; Sheppanl 
 Honians, Actuary; liewisC. Ijiwton, Assist. 
 Actuary. E. (iiakkky k Co., Agcnte, 
 Front Street, Toronto. 
 
 ToROTo MrTUAi. Fiui; Iss. Co.— Presi- 
 dent, R. L. Denison, Esfj. ; Vice-President, 
 A. T. McCord, l-^q. ; Directors, R. I* 
 Denison, Esq., H. S. Howland, l-jiq., Jaa. 
 Fleming, E.-ui., A. T. Mc(,'onl, Ewj., John 
 Patterson, Esq., Dr. A. A. Riddel, Henry 
 Rowsell, Esii., D. Thurston, I'jmj. ; S. 
 Thomitson, Esq., Managing Director ; Sec- 
 retary, II. Hancock. City Agent, r. UN- 
 WIN, Adelaide Street, opposite Court House. 
 
 The TnAVEi.KK.s* Insvhanck Comi-any of 
 Hartford, Conn., grants all kinds of Life and 
 Accident Insurance, sejiaratcly or combined, 
 at lowest rates of Premium. A.s«i t.s, Jan. 1, 
 1868, $940,829..')]. OtKcers: James (J. Bat- 
 terson. President; Ctustavus F. Davis, Vice 
 President; Rodney Dennis, Secntnry; Clias. 
 E. Wilson, Ass't Secretary; Kdwin W. Bry- 
 ant, Actuary; Hon. F.lizur AS right. Consult- 
 ing Actuary" ; H. P. Stearn.s M.D., (Consult- 
 ing Surgeon; Henry A. Dyer, General Agent. 
 Canada Board of Reference : C. J. Brjdges, 
 E.sq., Maimgiiig Director Grand Trunk Rail- 
 road, Montreal; Thos. Swinyanl, E.s(|., Man- 
 aging Director Great Wi.steni Railway, 
 Hamilton; Hon. L. H. Holton, late Minister 
 of Finance, Montival; Hon. Alex. Campbell, 
 Commissioner of Crown liand.s, Kingston; 
 Hon. Wm. ilcMaster, M.L.C., firm McMas- 
 ter k Nephews, Merchants, Toronto; Wm. 
 Workman, Eso., Pn-sident City Bank, Mon- 
 treal; Hugh Allan, Esq., firm Hugh & Andw. 
 Allan, General Merchants, and Agents Mon- 
 treal Ocean Steamship Comi>any, Montreal; 
 J. L. Beaudry, Esq., Mayor of Montreal; 
 Fdwin Atwater, Esq., firm E. Atwater & Co. , 
 Merchants, and President Citizem Insunuire 
 Co., Montreal; Henry Stuniea, F.sii., Man- 
 ager Ontario Bank, Montreal; .f.i.s. .tohnson, 
 iSq., Ex-President Provincial Exhibition, 
 London; Geo. W. ('ampbell, M.D., Mon- 
 treal, Medical and Surgical Adviser for Can- 
 ada ; Thos. E. Foster, Montreal, General 
 Agent for Dominion of Canada. Scott It 
 Walmsley, Agents l*rovince of Ontaria 
 
 Westebn Ash. Co., of Canada. — Fire. 
 and Mnrinc Insurance. — Directors : Hon. 
 John McMurrich, President ; Chas. ^[agrath, 
 Vice-President ; Robert Beatty, Esq., Rice 
 Lewi.s, A. M. Smith, James Michie, Thomas 
 Haworth, John Fisken, and A. Manning. 
 Ofl[lccrs : B<-mard Haldan, Sccretarj- ; .lolm 
 Maughan, Jr., Assistant Secretary ; Wm. 
 Blight, Fire Inspector ; Capt. J. T. Douglas, 
 Marine Inspector. Jas. Prikoia, gwi'l agent. 
 
Compftnin, with na- 
 curitY. AKartfl, orer 
 
 Richard A. MeCnrdj. 
 
 M. Htunrt, SecreUiy ; 
 
 t S«creUrj ; Shcppard 
 pwisC. liAwtoii, Auist. 
 KK.Y tt Co., AgenU, 
 
 KiKi: Ins. Co.— Presi- 
 Kmj. ; Vicel'resident, 
 
 |. ; Directors, II. I* 
 Hnwlaiul, ¥ju\., Jaa. 
 . McCorci, Kw]., Jolin 
 A. A. Kidd.l, llrniy 
 Thurston, ICwi. ; 8. 
 nnjjing Director ; Sec- 
 City ARrnt, C. Uh- 
 o|)i>o8ite Court IIouw. 
 
 NsrKANTK CoMl'ANY of 
 
 it.s nil kiiulN of Life and 
 ii'jiiiratcly or conibined, 
 nuuin. A.sM( t.s, .Ian. I, 
 OlKciTs: .Inni(s(J. Hat- 
 nstuvus F. Davis, Vice 
 oiiiiis, Scrntnrv; Chaa. 
 ntiuy; Kdwin ^V. Ilry- 
 Kliznr \S right, Consult- 
 ittarns, M.D., ('onsnlt- 
 A. Dyer, Gentral Atfcnt. 
 fcrcncc : C. J. I^r^•dgp8, 
 tor Gnmd Tninlt Rail- 
 8. KuinyunI, Ks(|., Man- 
 int Wi stem Railway, 
 |{. I [olton, late Minister 
 ; Hon. Alex. CnmpWll, 
 own I^nds, Kingston ; 
 r, M.L.C., iinn McMaa- 
 rchnntH, Toronto; Wm. 
 sidcnt City Rank, Mon- 
 's^\., iina Hugh & Andw. 
 Imnt«, and Agents Mon- 
 ip Coini>any, Montreal; 
 |., Mayor of Montreal; 
 , firm E. Atwater k Ca , 
 ident Citizen 1 1nsunuire 
 y Stttni<>a, Van., Mau- 
 ilontreal; .'.i.s. .tuhnsun, 
 Provincinl Exhibition, 
 'anipbell, M.D., Mon- 
 irgical Adviser for Can- 
 ter, Montreal, General 
 I of Canada. Sc(»TT ft 
 l*rovince of Ontario. 
 
 -'o., of Canada. — fSre 
 nee. — Directors : Hon. 
 ■sident ; Cha.s. Mngrath, 
 ert Beatty, Esn., Rica 
 James Hichie, Thomas 
 (en, and A. Manning, 
 ildan, Sct-retarj- ; Jolm 
 stant Secretary ; "Wm. 
 T ; Capt. J. T. Douglas, 
 8. PRlKni.B, g«>n'l agent. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 29 
 
 Wmtirn In8. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.— E«- 
 tabliahcd ii. 1862. Assets over half a mil- 
 lion. Oflic), a and 8 Main street, and 3 and 
 4 Central Wharf. Gibson T. Williams, 
 President ; P. 8. Marsh, Viie-President ; 
 Edward B. Smith, SecretarT ; Towusend 
 Darifl, Assistant Secretary ; Wm. Rowland, 
 Agent, Toronto, Ont. 
 
 UNITKI) STATF..S Cahualtt Co. — New 
 York OlHcc, No. 96 Broadway. Cash Cai)ital 
 $100,000. E. t;. Fisher, President ; F. Mar- 
 ko»!, Jr., Secretary. Pkllatt * Ohlkr, 
 Agents, Toronto. 
 
 PuoiNix FiiiK In.s. Co. — I^nibard st. and 
 Charing Cross, London. Established 1782. 
 General .\gents for Canada, Gillespie, Moffatt 
 h Co., Montreal. Agents for Toronto, 
 
 MOFFAIT, 
 
 street. 
 
 MiMiuAY k IJKATnK, 36 Yonge 
 
 Co.MMEUCiAi, Uniont Ahs. < i. — Head 
 OfRce, 19 and 20 Cornhill, London, E. C. 
 Chairman, John Houstcad ; Manager (Fire), 
 F.. Cozens Smith ; Actuary, W. P. Pattison ; 
 Underwriter, J. Carr Saunders ; Solicitors, 
 Messrs. Thomas & HoUams ; Secretary, Alex. 
 Sutherland. 
 
 noMKDiSTKirT Ml'TLAL FlIlE ISS. Co.— 
 
 John Rains, Secretary, Yonge street, comer 
 of Adelaide. 
 
 London Fiuk and Like Iks. Co. — J. C. 
 GiLMoii, Agent, Colboino street 
 
 Standard Lifk Ins. Co.— Pkllatt k 
 Osi-Eii, No. 80 King street. Agents. Drs. 
 Liz-irs k Hall, consulting physician.s. 
 
 Westkun Ins. Co., Hulfalo, N.Y. — Assets 
 over half a million. Wm. Rowland, agent, 
 Toronto, Ontario. 
 
 New York AcriDENTAi. In.s. Co., 141 
 Broadway, N. Y. Cash capital §250,000. 
 Simpson & Bethune, Canada Agency, 104 
 St. Fran9oisXavier St., Montreal. Pei.latt 
 k Osi.Eii, agents, Toronto. 
 
 The Scottish PiioviNfiAL As.s. Co. — Es- 
 tablished 1825. — Canada head office, Mon- 
 treal. Canada Board of Directore : Hugh 
 Taylor, E.S(|., Advocate; Hon. Charles Wil- 
 son, M.L.C., Win. Sache, Esq., Banker; 
 Jackson Hue, Esij., Banker. Legal Adviser, 
 Straclian Bcthunc, Q.C. Medical Adviser, 
 Wm. Fra.ser, M.l). S(!cretary, A. Davidson 
 Parker. Toronto : 0. L. Maddi.son, agent. 
 Bay St., south of King. 
 
 MTOINO COMPANIES. 
 
 The Touonto Minino Exchange, York 
 Chambers, Court St. — Instituted for the 
 purchase and sabi of stocks and other secu- 
 rities of Mining and other Companies or cor- 
 Siorations fully organized and constituted, 
 'resident, Josiaa Bray, Esq. ; 1st Vice-Presi- 
 
 dent, James H. McHurray, Esq. ; 2nd Vice> 
 President, Robert Beaty, Esq. Other m«m> 
 Ijers of the Executive Committee : W. C 
 Adams, Esq., D.D.S. ; K J. Jarvis, Fjiq. ; 
 W. Kursteinan, Ym\. ; T, D. I^K'dynrd, Esq. ; 
 H. P Savigny, F^q. ; J. Hhortiss, Esq. ; J. 
 J, Vickem, Esq. ; F. J. Withers, Flaq. S. C. 
 DiTNCAN-Ci.AUK, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Bi-anl/o)-d ami (hxlerkh Gold ami Silver 
 Minimj Co. of Madoc, (Limited.) Capital 
 stock 872,000, divided into 14,400 shares of 
 (5 each. Working capital $36,000. De- 
 posit on subscription $2 per share, and the 
 balance in j)ayments of $1 per month. The 
 following is the Provisional Board of Direc- 
 tors : President, Thomas Nightengale, Esq. 
 Directors : Thomius Taylor, Goderich ; Don- 
 ald Cameron, Mado«; ; Philij) Williams, To- 
 ronto ; Lachlan Kennedy, Maloc ; William 
 Shorts, (Soderich ; John Segsworth, Toronto ; 
 Thomas Nigbteiiguli', Yorkville ; J. N. Ag- 
 new, Toronto. See retary, J. N. Agnew ; 
 Treasurer, John Segsworth ; Mining Super- 
 intendent, Wm. Shorts. .Solicitors, Messrs, 
 Morrison k Sampson, Western Assurance 
 BuiMings, Church Street, Toronto. Bank- 
 ers, the Bank of (Commerce, Toronto. 
 
 Madoc Quid Mlninij Co. of Toronto, No. 1 
 Victoria Hall, Melinda Street, Toronto. 
 President, W. R. Brown ; Secretary and 
 Treasurer, Herbert Mortimer ; Solicitors, 
 Jones Brothei-s. Board of Directors : W. B« 
 Brown, Win. Whariii, W. C. Adams, Dr. 
 IT. Ogden, Hugh Miller, Herbert Mortimer. 
 
 The Union ^fi}lin{f Co. (Limited.) Capital 
 stock StiO.OOO, divided into 3,000 shares. 
 Par value of shares, $20. Depasit on subscrip- 
 tion $5 pr share. Objects, mining for gold, 
 silver, &c. Provisional Directors : Presi- 
 dent, George M. Hawke, Esq. Directors: 
 G. M. Hawke, James Watson, Robert Hay, 
 Robert Beaty, Dr. G. W. Jones. Managing 
 Director : T. S. Chandler. Solicitor : J. G. 
 Scott, Fs(i. Bankers: The Bank of To- 
 ronto. Secretary and Treasurer : Robert 
 Beaty. Offlce : 53 King St Ea.st, Toronto. 
 
 The WvUivijIon Gold Minimj Co. of Ma- 
 doc (Limited). To be incorporated by let- 
 ters patent under th(! provisions of the Act 
 27 and 28 Victoria, chap. 2.3, and amend- 
 ments thereto. Capital stock ?200,000, di- 
 vided into 40,000 shares of !?5 each, of which 
 §100,000 is reserved for worki'ig ca]>ital. 
 Directors: Hon. John Carling, M. P., Adam 
 C'rooks, Es(i., Q.C., John Crawford, Esq., 
 Q.C, M.P., Thomas Lailey, Esq., merchant, 
 A. M. Smith, Esq., President Roynl Cana- 
 dian Bank. Manager and Superintendent: 
 Hugh R. Fletcher, Mining Engineer. Secre- 
 tary and Treasurer, H. S. Ledyard. Solici- 
 tors : Messrs. Mc^Iurray & Rae. Bankers : 
 The Roval Canadian Bank. 
 
30 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 
 
 
 »! 
 
 
 :li 
 
 ,1 : 
 
 ii 
 
 i 
 
 i : 
 
 I 
 
 ' i: 
 
 Toronto and Whiihy MiHitig Co. (limitwl.) 
 Eatsblished to mine for Gold and othi"- inin- 
 enda on twenty acivs of lot numlter 28, in 
 the 4th couwrssion of Madoe. Capital $50,- 
 000, in 5,000 ahares of (10 each, )M>-able $2 
 per share on subscription, and the remainder 
 in four equa\ monthly instalments. I*ro- 
 visional Directors : John Bums (of Thomp- 
 son k Bums,) Tor« r.ti : John Boyd (of John 
 Boyd k Co.) Toronto; IV. H. H. Writcht, 
 Toronto ; W. Wharin, Toronto ; Hugh Mil- 
 ler, Toronto ; J. A. Holdcn, V> hitby ; Chaa 
 King, Whitby. Bankers: Royal Canadian 
 
 Bank, Solicitor : T. Kcarton HoiKan. 
 Secretary and Treasurer : S. SpreulL 
 
 Victoria. Gold Mining Co. of Toronto (lim- 
 ited). Capital stock, |3fi,000, divided into 
 3,500 shares original stock. Par value of 
 shares, $10 each. Deposit on subscriptioo, 
 25 per cent. Directors : Orin Wardell, 
 James Norris, John Bitchie, Josias Bray, 
 Thoiuiw McCrosson. President : J. W, Cox 
 (of Cox * Company). Secretary and Trea- 
 surer: Josias Bray. liankers: Ontario 
 Bank. Solicitors : Leys, Mi-Murrich k 
 Kobertson. 
 
 CHIN^ HA.L1LI 
 
 ^« ♦ »» 
 
 China Breakfast and Tea Sets, 
 
 DINNER AND DESSERT SETS, 
 
 TOILET 8fiT8, GLAS8UARE, PLATED GOODS, AND 
 
 TABLE eiJTLERY. 
 
 • Leather Bags, Fancy Goods, and Albums, 
 
 Tea Trays, &c. 
 ai^OTSR HARRISON, 
 
 71 Kinu Street FAi.^t, TOIE^ODSTTO. 
 
 HENRY GRAHAM & CO., 
 
 IMI'dHTKH.S (IK 
 
 ©AiPiTS. BBy^QlTS, MATTINGS. 
 
 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 
 OIL OXjOTHIS, 
 
 3 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
Koarton Moi^pui. 
 
 S. Spreull. 
 Co. of Toronto <lim- 
 S5,000, divided into 
 took. Par value of 
 wit on subscription, 
 •8 : Orin Wardell, 
 tchie, Joeias Bray, 
 vsident : J, W. Cox 
 Secretary and Trea- 
 
 }kinkers : Ont«rio 
 pys, McMurrich k 
 
 TORONTO 
 
 STREET DIRECTORY, 
 
 1838. 
 
 Sets, 
 
 Albums, 
 
 
 DliTTO. 
 
 CO., 
 
 ▲daUld* Btraet Wait -North Hds. 
 
 Cmnmrncfs at Yonge and rnns lotst to 
 
 Sfracfian Avenue. 
 I H. Ncrlirh k Co., fancy goodn. 
 
 14 
 li5 
 18 
 20 
 
 it 
 
 22 
 
 *26 
 
 28 
 30 
 32 
 
 ONTO. 
 
 4, 6, 8 Alfxiiiider Ptirso, taloou, 
 Irt City ButliH. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Jotw'iih Clark, marine ston*. 
 
 rutnck Coulin. 
 
 Kolx'rt FcrgUHon, tailor. 
 
 Jiuucs Stilibs, notary puMic. 
 
 Williant Stililis, an-hitcct. 
 
 F. K. Stockwcll, wire worker. 
 22i Alexander Wilson, liailitr. 
 24 Matthew Sclway, liwt niakir. 
 
 Ciiarles 11. H\il)lmrd, H'M leaf uianu* 
 facturer. 
 
 Thoniivs Oiiiy, «ontnutor. 
 
 Vacant hou.se. 
 
 Vacant liou.je. 
 
 Zion Congregational Chunli. 
 
 Boy Strci'f infuritee^.i 
 
 John Doel. 
 
 George Richards, tailor. 
 
 .Samuel Willcocks, tailor. 
 
 Martin Syiularc. 
 
 IVter Backer, fancy goods. 
 
 All's. M. O'Coiinell, tavern. 
 
 Vacant iiouse. 
 
 William Dinner, hoot and shoe nnmu- 
 
 fiictnrer. 
 W. B. Nicol, M.I». 
 Cajit. W..S. I'rincc, ehief of police, 
 .lames Morris, barrister. 
 
 .... Slifpfxtrii Street interserJi 
 
 C. B. Hall, M.n. 
 
 C. Lockman, machinist. 
 " William rstrniu, policeman. 
 70 Vacant lot. 
 
 38 
 46 
 
 RO 
 56 
 C64 
 58 
 
 60 
 62 
 
 04 
 74 
 
 78 DeVere Huut, printer. 
 
 80 Geo. Holnian, nianogiT Koyal Lvceum. 
 
 82 William H. Cumming, M.D. 
 
 84 Mrs. C. Walls. 
 
 86 Miss A. Irving, lioarding house. 
 
 88 (.'apt Benjamin Stratfonl. 
 
 90 T. .1. Pares. 
 
 92 Mrs. H. Cameron. 
 
 " Kev. Dr. Barclay. 
 
 " Hev. 1. Frank, private school. 
 
 96 Thomas Campton, ginger beer nuiuu- 
 
 facturer. 
 
 98, 100, 102 .lohn Ikwth, confectioner. 
 
 York- Street intersects 
 
 104, 106 .lames Pattereon, grocer. 
 108 Frederick Milligan, tavern. 
 
 Wm. J. McClure, conductor G.T. 11. 
 
 Kobert King, conductor (J.T.K. 
 
 Samuel Bowman. 
 
 Uobcrt Dowman. 
 
 Thomas Wholohen, laborer. 
 
 •lames Burns, .sailor. 
 
 William Whitcomb, chairmaker. 
 
 James liiiter, laborer. 
 
 William Mozley, shoemaker. 
 
 Sanund Chapman, laborer. 
 
 David ( 'olliiis, labonir. 
 
 William Anderson, carriage builder. 
 
 II. A. Morrison, baggage master G.T.U. 
 
 John Bell, barrister. 
 Vacant lot. 
 132, 134 11 ichard Couch, buihUr. 
 130 (Jeorgc (!room. 
 
 Alexaiulei Arnot. 
 
 1j. p. Sherwood. 
 
 John Davi.s, laborer. 
 
 John Ginty, contractor. 
 
 S. If. .lames, dry goods. 
 
 Mrs. S. Thomas. 
 
 William Thorpe, agent. 
 
 110 
 112 
 114 
 
 116 
 
 118 
 
 120 
 122 
 126 
 
 138 
 140 
 142 
 148 
 150 
 152 
 154 
 
w 
 
 82 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 
 186 Mrs. E. Rankin, boarding houne. 
 
 158 Hugh Gillis. clerk. 
 
 160 Mrs. G. Lenny, boarding honse. 
 
 164 
 166 
 168 
 170 
 172 
 174 
 176 
 178 
 180 
 182 
 
 194 
 
 196 
 
 .Slmcoe Street intersects. 
 Vacant lot. 
 John Piatt, builder. 
 Vacant house. 
 J. M. Stewart, hardware, 
 sirs. A. Miles. 
 
 Geo, H. Wilson, toller Bank of Montreal, 
 H. Gaston, teacher of French. 
 Vacant house. 
 A. H. Pearson, printer. 
 Alex. Oliphaiit, boarding house. 
 Alonzo Spooner, apnt. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Peter Far<iuluii-si)n, grocer and carpen- 
 ter. 
 William Muir, carjjenter. 
 Francis Cullen, mail carrier. 
 Alex. Duget, machinist. 
 Duncan street intersects 
 
 l'i\<au grounds. 
 210 James Paterson, Q.C., barrister. 
 
 John Street intersects 
 
 212 Hugh Devlin. 
 
 214 Jlrs. Margaret Healy. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 222 James Ne-ille, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 226 Andrew Sicbcr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 244 Mrs. Isabella Kosh. 
 246 George Wallace, engineer. 
 248 E. H. Gilbert, lumber merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Peter Strct intersects 
 
 262 George Perkins, merchant. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 268, 270, .John Ross. 
 
 Chas. W. Wilmott, undertaker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 278 John Robinson, laborer. 
 Va(^ant lots. 
 
 Uroi-k Street intersects 
 
 304 Mrs. Catlicrine Maine, 
 306 James Stewart, engineer. 
 308 George 15rown, engineer. 
 *' James Brown, engineer. 
 310 J. F. McDonald, freight agent N.R.C. 
 312, 314 Vacant 1..M. 
 
 316 Wm. Hendevjon, plumber. 
 818 John S. Warren, band-box maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 324 John SIcDonald, builder. 
 326 Joseph C'uiTan, barrister. 
 828 John Hilbert, engineer. 
 S30 W. Dollery, conductor N.R.U. 
 232 George Salley, engineman. 
 83| Alexander Aiiderson, carriage maker. 
 384 Moses Stennett, laborer. 
 
 834 i Robert Pearson, engineer. 
 336 Patrick Anderson, clerk. 
 3364 Richard Hall, clerk. 
 338 Alexander Durie, teamster. 
 '* Miss Margaret McDonald, dressmaker. 
 " Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. 
 Vacant house. 
 Henry Smith, grocer. 
 
 Brant Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 ^[rs. C. A[cC'lennan, dressmaker. 
 James Anderson, fireman G.T.R. 
 Thomas Oliver, laborer. 
 Mrs. Ann McNamara, grocer. 
 
 Portland Street intersects 
 
 James Warde, grocer. 
 
 )Irs. Cathiirinc Frear, boarding house. 
 
 Wm. Clement •, ■ "rpenter, 
 
 Wm. Black n- -ri, engineer. 
 
 VuiMl lot. 
 Michael Brady, bnikeman. 
 John Cunningham. 
 Vacant house. 
 Denis Connell, barrack-sergeant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Michael Scallion, caniage driver. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Anderson, school teacher. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bathurst Street intevserts. 
 
 Rev. J. B. Proulx, P.P., chaplain to 
 
 Forces. 
 St. Mary's School and Convent. 
 450 Michael Kelly, mariner. 
 
 Tecumseth Street inte.rstets 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Edward Seymour, laborer. 
 Edward Worth, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Wilmott, laborer. 
 John Naddy, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Riley, policeman. 
 James Shea, Ip.borcr. 
 
 VachBt lots. 
 Edward Hyland, laborer. 
 William Purcell, blacksmith. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Niagara Strcrt intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ....Straehan Avenut intersects 
 
 340 
 342 
 
 876 
 
 382 
 
 384" 
 386 
 388 
 390 
 
 394 
 396 
 398 
 400 
 
 408 
 
 418 
 
 492 
 494 
 
 506 
 
 516 
 518 
 
 528 
 530 
 
 Adelaide Street West- South side. 
 Commences at Vonge, and runs west 
 Straehan Avenue. 
 1, 3, 5, J. W. Gale, dry goods. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 11,13 John McBcan, lumber merchant. 
 
 Johnston's Lane iniersects 
 
 17 John Hassou, blacksmith. 
 
 to 
 
neer. 
 erk. 
 
 mstcr. 
 
 nald, dressmaker. 
 
 (crsects 
 
 s. 
 
 dressmaker. 
 raanG.T.R. 
 cr. 
 
 p, grocer. 
 nterstcts 
 
 , boarding house. 
 
 enter. 
 
 finecr. 
 
 t. 
 
 eman. 
 
 ck-sergeaut 
 
 s. 
 
 ringe driver. 
 
 s. 
 
 ool teacher. 
 
 s. 
 
 iiifer.ierts. 
 
 P.P., chaplain to 
 
 id Convent, 
 tier. 
 
 Mf.rsKts 
 
 ts. 
 
 borer. 
 
 irer. 
 
 ts. 
 
 borer. 
 
 :8. 
 iman. 
 
 orer. 
 cksmith. 
 
 •S. 
 
 Intersects. 
 
 ;s. 
 
 interstcts 
 
 South Bide. 
 id runt west to 
 
 goods. 
 
 s. 
 
 nber merchant. 
 
 intersects 
 
 tnith. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 W. T. FITZHENRY, PROPRIETOR. 
 
 JOHN BOYD & OO.. 
 
 AND 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
 
 ei <S6 eS T-RQ-^TT STJREET, XOIlOia"TO, 
 
 *•* 
 
 Now in Store, direct from the Eitro^iean and West India Markets, a large assortment 
 
 of General Gruoeries, compriaing , ' ' 
 
 TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES; 
 
 WINES AND LiaUORS, AND GENERAL OBOGEBIES. 
 
 Canvas, Manilla and Tarred Rope, Oaknni, Tar, Flags, &c„ fte« 
 
 DIBKOT FROM THK MANUFACTURERS. j 
 
 Special altenlloB paid to the Sale of CSovita on ranslBaneBt 
 
 
 "♦♦•-♦-♦♦♦■ 
 
 MA.NUFA.CTTJI*ER OF 
 
 —AND— 
 
 ALL OF WHICH CAN BE RECOMMENDED AS OF THE PURE8T QUAUTY. 
 
' 
 
 li 
 
 \ < 
 
 ,1 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 NEIL CURRIE, 
 
 BOILER WORKS, 
 
 MAJYUFACrURfiR OF ALL KINDS OF 
 
 MARINE, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE 
 
 BOILERS, 
 
 Oil Stills, Worms, Agitators, Iron Boats, 
 
 BRIDGES, GIRDERS, 
 
 WORKS 0\ THE ESPLANADE, FOOT OF CHURCH ST., 
 
 ,-it^ 
 
 TORONTO, ONT. 
 
 JOSEPH DAVIDS. 
 
 CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 
 
 WholcMla Md ntall dealer In 
 
 MMllrlaMt Palate, •!!•, 
 
 Varatakct. C«l«ni, 
 
 BrathM* <»., 
 
 No. 169 KING STREET EAST, 
 
 OppMiU tke Clyde Hotel, 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
u, 
 
 TABLE 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 33 
 
 Boats, 
 
 fR€H ST., 
 
 VVIDS, 
 
 I dealer in 
 
 ! Man. PaCriii 
 
 ite, •lis, 
 •l«nit 
 
 tc, 
 
 EET EAST, 
 
 nydt Hotel, 
 
 rORONTO. 
 
 19 
 
 21 
 
 23 
 
 25, 
 
 29 
 
 31, 
 37, 
 
 Kenneth Mi:I)onald, bookkeeper. 
 Mrs. L. A. Turrefl*, boarding iiouse. 
 Sunuiel Cii-spar. rctirwl. 
 27 .Tames llubbs, blackaniith. 
 Rioliard Shunnou, blacksmith. 
 William O. Han-is, tailor. 
 George Jackson, laborer. 
 Mrs. Mur|)liy, luundre.ss. 
 33, 35 Samuel Wilson, cigar box manu- 
 facturer 
 39, 41 O. S. & A. WilU, biscuit manu- 
 facturers. 
 
 Bill/ Sfrrrt interaeclji 
 
 Vacant house. 
 51 ('. W. Buchanan, M.l)., coroner. 
 •• (). H. Huclmnaii, M.l). 
 63 A. S. Irving, stationer. 
 65 ■?. ('. ("lapp, engineer. 
 57 Uzzicl Ogdcn, M.l). 
 59, 61 Withrow & Hillock, builders. 
 71, 73 .1. P. Wagner, sash and blind raan'r. 
 " .loab Scales k Co., tobacco man'frs. 
 75 William I'alen, cariicntcr. 
 77 Mary Palcn. 
 79, 81 Airs. .M. Hurk, dairy. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 85, 87 W. 0. Koyle, watchman. 
 89 Daniel Kinncane, laborer. 
 Jioltwi\i Lane iiUerscrts. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 93 Morgan O'Flaherty, Custom Hoube 
 broker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 99 .Tames Dimond. 
 " William Smith, ]>ort<'r. 
 101 (Jporgc Lenhardt, nuittrass manufac- 
 turer. 
 103 .lohn W. Howden, grocer ami builder. 
 
 York street intersei-tii 
 
 105, 107, 109 Scales & Son, tobacco manu- 
 
 fttcttnvis. 
 Ill Thomas Dean, brn.ss founder. 
 11 :i Worslcy Kbbs, (Jrown Lands Depar'mt. 
 11. "i (icorge IJooth, copper smith. 
 117, 119 Thomas Dean, biiiss founder. 
 121 .F(din W. I'almer, i)ainter. 
 
 " I'eter Higgins, laborei'. 
 
 " Hrnjnniiii .loncs, Inborer. 
 12M .Mrs. .\nnic Shortly, grocer. 
 125 .lames Taylor, laborer. 
 127 .lohn Hanford, carpenter. 
 129 .Mrs. .Maria llattin, dressmaker. 
 " Hichard Taylor, tin iilatcstamiicr. 
 Vacant lots. 
 135 Mrs. .\niiie .\shby, boaiiiing house. 
 137 .lohn Nicliid, carriage painter. 
 139 William .McFadden, engineer. 
 141 (leorge IJrquhart, laborer. 
 1414 ^''■''- Hridget Hickey, tailoress. 
 143 .lohn Clevitland, shoemaker. 
 145 Samuel Ihiiley, carriagesmith. 
 147 William .\rnell, jun., shoemaker. 
 3 
 
 149 Mrs. Kaohael Martin. 
 
 151 Mrs. C. McCalluni. 
 
 163 William C'aswell, Itoarding house. 
 
 156 Mrs. S. M. Scott, Ituanling Louse. 
 
 167, 159 John Strathy, Iwirrister. 
 
 Si'mcoe. Street intersects. 
 
 161 William Morrow, messenger. 
 
 " James Marshall, tmrter. 
 
 " James Colville, LI. (.'. Ccdlege. 
 
 ' ' U pjx-r ( 'anada College G rounds. 
 
 John Street inJersects, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 259 Thomas Ti-ew, assistant Com. Genl. 
 
 J'eter Street Intersects, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 If rock Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot-s. 
 317 Ificlmrd Humphrey, carjwntcr. 
 319 Murk Di.von, law stuilent 
 821 David Lister, machinist 
 323 I'utrick Corbett 
 
 J^ Vacant lots. 
 327 .lohn MeKenzie, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 335 David Foster, grocer. 
 
 Brant Street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 365 Vacant house. 
 867 Mrs. M. Fisher, laundiess. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 373 Archibald Mclnnes, policeman G. W. li. 
 375 Michael I.oiicrgan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Part /a »(/ Street intersects. 
 
 387 John Kaine, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 391 Mrs. I.. Crawfoitl, seamstress. 
 
 Vac4int lot. 
 395 James Dwyer, laborer. 
 397 John Shefi]Mird, laborer. 
 399 Jeremiah Dunne, laborer. 
 401 James Kearney, lalM)rer. 
 403 Sylvester Halligan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 407 Lawrence Glynn, laborer. 
 409 Timothy Hedmiuid, musician. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 413 Richard Dalton 
 415 Mi.ss Francis Nisl'it 
 417 Timothy Sullivan, laborer. 
 419 .lames Hannon, laborer. 
 421 Itaudolph Lowry, laborer. 
 423 Philip IJuriis, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bathurst Street intersects . 
 
 429 Mrs. M. Cothc4irt 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Tecnmseth Street intersects 
 
34 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 
 i I 
 
 451 
 
 .loliii Christie, klwrcr. 
 Vufunt lots. 
 
 NUiijiirii SIrrrI hitfritrcta. 
 
 A'aouiit lots to end. 
 
 44 
 
 54 
 << 
 
 5« 
 
 68 
 
 Adslalde straet EMt- Nortli Ude. ' 
 Commences at Ymigemul runs msl to Nehon. 
 2 Willinm Hewitt, Imnlwure. 
 
 Vuciiiit lotH. 
 10 Samuel Hootli, builder. 
 •' .lolin A. Mills, cariu'iitfr. 
 " Wm. Kogers, iar|M'iiter. 
 12 (!. S. Faireloth Jt .Son, p«intt>i-s. 
 14 Charles i'erkins, loLksniith and bell- 
 hanger. 
 16 Jlrs. .lane Fanner, dressmaker. 
 18 .lohn Invin, proprietor hotel. 
 
 ; 'Idoria street hitersecfs 
 
 20 Ale.xnnder Miller, .seconilhand clothing. 
 
 20 Frederick Durscliordwi, tailor. 
 
 .22 (ieorge Stokes, tailor. 
 
 24 (.!. H. Kwinbourne, matheniatind in- 
 
 stnmieut maker. 
 2H Pntriek .Mt(!regor, barrister. 
 26 Daniel tJibson, ]ihimb<>r and gasHttcr. 
 32 (i. k. W. IJooth, jminfers. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 38 Mi's, .lane .Vdam.s, (irupe Saloon. 
 40 .Inmes iMtHride, barrister. 
 " I'eter McCuti'heon, banister. 
 " (.'olumbiis H. (ireeiie, barrister. 
 " .1. Manning, in.surance and gi-n'l. agent. 
 42 Wailsworth k I'nwin, Provincial land 
 
 Surreyors. 
 " Charles iJnwin, .senr., insunince and 
 genei'ul agent. 
 
 .John Wright, barber. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Mr.s. Maiy O'Haiii, Ontario hotel. 
 
 (ieorge H. Wright, barber. 
 
 T. H. O'Neill, William 'I'hird hotel. 
 
 Fleming & Ward, pawn broktrs. 
 " .lohii Fleming, bailill', 
 " Wm. .lolin.son, bailiff. 
 " Hobert Hurst, bailill'. 
 60 "Wm. AlcCann, upholsterer. 
 62 Mi's. Mary Thompson, (w' low. ) 
 624 Henry Aykroyd, boat builder. 
 64 A. lUiiloiph, gold.M'iiitli. 
 66 I.oiiis Wetkowske, tailor. 
 68 .lames O'Dea, hotel. 
 
 C/niirli Slrrrt iiitrr;in'ls 
 
 Mechanics Institute. 
 78 Alex'uuler Stewart. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 84 Hobert TurnbuU, tailor. 
 86 Charles March, (winter. 
 88 Wm. I.yne, .second hand hardwoie. 
 
 " Irwin Totter, pnitcr. 
 90 .lohn Stack, laborer. 
 
 " r .lamos Shanaghan, laborer. 
 
 •• r John .lohnson, ship carju'nter. 
 
 92 A. Hubashek & Co., vinegar munnfac'rs, 
 
 to Matthew Hubashek, foreman vinegar 
 
 98 works. 
 
 100 .lames Burns, grocer. 
 102 Agnes Hogan, (wid.) 
 104 .1. ("rapper, jr., plumlM-r. 
 106 Henry Alulholland, mc»s«nger. 
 108 I.uke Heatty, hotel. 
 
 '' r Francis Morton, laborer. 
 
 " r Catherine Kdwards. 
 
 " r William Condon, laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 .John Heii.slip, wood dealer. 
 
 Kelson Street intersects 
 
 Adelaide Street East -South side. 
 
 Commences at Y<>nijc and runs east to Selson. 
 
 1 .Andrews k Son, auctionci rs. 
 
 1 Charles Durand, barrister. 
 M ( Antlrews & Son, warerooms. 
 ?? ] Shaw k Heap, ale viiult.s. 
 «' ( ]{. H. Lees, ciirpentcr. 
 
 7 (J. Wilmot, exchange broker. 
 
 9 H. Carmuhael, cooper. 
 VAk ].') (iurn 'V k Co.'s jnemise.s. 
 17 Mi-s. A. Stublis, intcUigcMce ollice. 
 19 .lames l.iston, candy store. 
 21&].'{ William We.st, iuniiture ilcalcr. 
 2.'), 27, 29, ;il .lames Mylcs, . oal and wooil. 
 
 Toronto Street hit'ersects — 
 
 s 
 X 
 
 ■e 
 
 s 
 
 ■Wesleyaii Methodist Church. 
 Court of .\s>ize. 
 County Court. 
 Court of (,'uarter Sessions. 
 ( 'ouiicil Chandler, 
 liccorder's ( 'ourt. 
 Division Court. 
 
 F. W. .larvi.s, Sheritf < ounty Voik. 
 .1. Flliot, Clerk < 'ounty Council York, 
 J and notary jiublic. 
 
 McNab, .Muirav & .lackcs, barrist(!rs. 
 
 York lloads OltiVe. 
 
 .bdiii K. Macdonald, Treasurer (bounty 
 
 York. 
 Hon. Wm. Cay ley. Clerk Surrogate 
 
 Court. 
 A. .Mdican Howai-d, Clerk 1st Divi- 
 
 .sion Court, 
 ficoige 1). .lames, accountant. 
 .St. Andrew's Church. 
 
 Church Street intersects 
 
 .St. .lames' Parochial School, 
 97 Kev. Dean (Ira.ssett, Uectory. 
 lo;{ ( Ieorge Forsyth, builder, 
 1(1;') .Mrs. .Margaret Shannon, b'rdiiig house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Ht9 Sanmel Dyer, boarding house. 
 
 Fravcis Street Interseets 
 
 Ill iS: ll-'t Watkins J: l,uinber.s, tlourdeaUrs. 
 119 ■hdin Xasmith, baker. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 35 
 
 ^r )iiu]iut'a(*'rs, 
 >rt'iimii vinegar 
 
 sMtiiger. 
 r. 
 
 I.T. 
 
 rxcctM 
 
 rath lids. 
 
 ( rnst to Xrlnun, 
 
 ici rs, 
 
 r. 
 
 mis. 
 
 rokcr. 
 
 IllSl'S. 
 
 
 (Clllf 
 
 olliri'. 
 
 nv. 
 
 
 iturc 
 
 (li'llllT. 
 
 ( (Mil 
 
 uiid wuuil. 
 
 
 
 unli 
 
 
 uiiiity York. 
 Ciiniii'il York, 
 
 •k(s, I'iiiTistirrs. 
 
 iTiisiuTr < 'ouiity 
 
 'Icrk Surrogate 
 
 .'Icrk Ist J)ivf. 
 
 iitaiit. 
 
 xi'rfu. 
 
 liool, 
 •tory. 
 
 r. 
 b'nling lioHKc. 
 
 ll<)\lSt'. 
 
 ■HfCtll 
 
 ft, tloiir (leaUr.t. 
 
 20 
 22 
 22 
 24 
 26 
 28 
 30 
 
 uo.i 
 
 154 I 
 
 ;«) 
 
 38 
 40 
 
 ▲gnai itnat— North Hd*. 
 
 CommmcM at Vonje (Utd runs irrnt to Uni- 
 
 vernitif. 
 
 8 Kiclianl Mills, riirtur. 
 10 A. IJ. Wright, liiiuor luerchuTit. 
 12 Miclmel Jiii'niuis, cubinet maker. 
 14 Joliu Murpliy, (l.T.H. Kxprt!.s.s .Mcs. 
 14 r Mrs. Marv IMiiok, widow of Jolin. 
 Ur.Iohii Hoiiiy. 
 10 Joseph iSteitluMis, curpentiir. 
 1« Duncan ("ulibr, bhuksinith. 
 16 r Koburt McHcth, micliinist. 
 16 r Mrs. .lani- Jackson, laundress. 
 18 Yiicant house. 
 
 William Dillon, fl(mr store. 
 
 Miss .Vnuii' Itobinsoii. 
 
 Miss Klizabeth Kvans. 
 
 IVtcr Costclla, pressman. 
 
 Kdward Ward, printer. 
 
 Yucant house. 
 
 .Mrs. llnuuah Coppin. 
 
 Kdwaril ISoyee, latliei'. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Stone, ladies' boarding 
 house. 
 32 r ^Villiam nia.k, iM)liceman. 
 34 Ucnjamin Ilazleliurst, printer. 
 
 David (!.irdni-r, baker. 
 
 Yaeant house. 
 
 William Hrown, luiiMer. 
 
 James Karra*!!, plasterer. 
 42 & 4t (leorj,'e Wilkinson. 
 4tJ Henry Weaver, porter. 
 48 Heur.T .^tlej, sessional messenger. 
 SO Vaiant house. 
 r>'I John Stewart, tailor. 
 f»2r William Stratton, brass finisher and 
 
 loeksmiili. 
 54 James Morrell, machini.st. 
 r>4 r Kraueis .Mi-gtiih-, pcnttr. 
 fiO (leorge lai'^silili, saddler. 
 56 r John Ibbotaon, carpenter. 
 66 r I'eter I^egg, moulder. 
 58 John Hteel, grocer. 
 
 Vacant Lots. 
 C4 Hobert Morey. 
 
 Tf.rdiilrji SI I / i.if<fsf'-f.i 
 
 ♦5t» Andrew Wilson, grocer. 
 
 68 Henry Jackman, billposter. 
 
 70 Kichard Brown, 
 
 74 William .Mc.Vvoy. 
 
 76 Mrs. Mary iveown, wiilow of Itobt. 
 
 78 James Ward, commercial traveller. 
 
 80 (!eor!<e (llcason, cack maker. 
 
 80 Kdward <!. Owen, cake maker an<l 
 
 confectioner. 
 82 Jo!in Hilton, painter mid paper hanger. 
 84 Thomas Williams, cari'i't weaver. 
 86 Richard Hornibrook, laborer. 
 88 Mrs. Kliza lioiiuer, Hairdresser. 
 StO Simnel (!ray, nhoemaker. 
 U2 'rhoiuas Harris, teamster. 
 94, H(i (ieo K. Wolgar, .second hand store. 
 Elimbt'tli t>liri-l iiiti'rKt'.a 
 
 08 
 
 100 
 102 
 102 
 102 
 104 
 108 
 
 110 
 112 
 114 
 110 
 lis 
 120 
 124 
 124 
 130 
 
 132 
 13.8 
 138 
 140 
 1!2 
 141 
 
 Mrx. JoHophinc Stelhvagen, meat mar- 
 ket. 
 
 Kdwanl Klder, waiter. 
 
 Joseph Marshall, ixM'ter. 
 
 Charles Klien, cigar maker. 
 
 ThoH. Knghwey. earpirnter. 
 & 106 Yaeant houses. 
 
 Iiobert Jlurks, grocer. 
 S(ii/rr slrri't intersects. 
 
 James lieilly, tailor. 
 
 John Heilinond, printer. 
 
 William .\rmstiong, jdumber. 
 
 Mrs. Kmma .lackson, widow of John. 
 
 William Aruann, shoemaker. 
 
 John West, boot and shoemaki '. 
 
 Hcd)ert Dale, laborer, 
 r Mrs. Alary Parr. 
 
 John Dawson, giocer. 
 
 CVh/jv .s//w< intersects 
 
 , k 134 Thoimis Jackson, grocer. 
 
 Robert Speinte, jiorter. 
 
 .lohn Ki>pa, porter. 
 
 Tlioiu:;s Steel, carpenter. 
 
 .Mis. Caslimuii, widow of Timothy. 
 
 Will. li. Miickle, carter. 
 
 I'n ivcrsilij street intersectn. 
 
 A^nes street South tide. 
 
 ('tninni'iiris nf Van-jr and runs west to Uni- 
 rersiti/. 
 
 ft Kdward Hobson, retired. , 
 
 Yaeant house. 
 
 Jlr. .^leCnicki-n, shoemaker. 
 
 John .Maggs, laborc'.'. 
 
 .lohn liouglieiid, printer. 
 
 Yaeant house. 
 
 .\ugnsta Kisseiier, cabinet maker. 
 l.'> Kpliraim Butt, wagon maker. 
 
 .lames I'.iitt, salesman. 
 
 .\lfrcd licrry, jiaintcr. 
 
 .Margaret Kelly. 
 
 Mrs. .M. Murray, washerwoman. 
 
 Robert ('olliiis, laliorer. 
 
 Thomas Crotty, letter carrier. 
 
 Catherine Urower. 
 
 William Armslrong, shoemaker. 
 17i I'etiT Colgaii, shoemaker, 
 lit .Mexaiider Caiilplicll, retired. 
 1!) r Mrs. Klla l,a\vs:in, taihiress. 
 21 Catherine Cliuri'li, .seamstress. 
 23 Catherine .">ag.'. 
 2.") (!eori:,e Chariilon. 
 2W James lliird. chiim decorator. 
 31 Chirles C. Dav, ciri)enter. 
 33 Heiirv K. Faulkner, I'.O. ClcrV. 
 1^5 William IV Hamilton, «"lerk. 
 37 (leorge Wills, baker. 
 30 K'ebcica Tiiompsoii. 
 41 Joseph Cook, carver and gihier. 
 43 Joscpli licnnett. City engi'uer. 
 4.'> Miss .Magcc, s.'lioid teacher. 
 47 Mil h.tel Dougherty, laborer. 
 
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 <) 
 
 11 
 
 13 
 
 l.'i 
 17 
 17 
 17 
 17 
 17 
 17 
 
 
se 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON * CO. 8 
 
 49 luutc Watta, watchman. 
 
 51 Ricliard Stephens, lalwrtT. 
 
 53 Josepli Anderson, wood merchant. 
 
 68 John Klinck. car[ienter. 
 
 58 William Manning, cab driver. 
 
 Wood yard. 
 Ttrauhy street vUersectt. 
 
 69 Samuel McOoM'an. 
 61 Catlierine Fossett 
 63 William McCray, carpenter. 
 Henry Leonard, shoemaker. 
 63 Thomas Yolland, liook-keeper. 
 
 66 Jamea Tregear, carpenter. 
 
 67 Elizabeth I>avey. seamstress. 
 69 Mrs. Maria Foster, laundress. 
 71 Henry Hasaard, jMinter. 
 
 78 John Broxup, lalwrer. 
 
 78 Jpnies Shells, laborer. 
 
 76 Alexander Sutherland, laborer. 
 
 77 .lohn M. Tinslcy, giocer. 
 
 79 K<lward Brown, mintcr. 
 81 Thomas Firth, shoemaker. 
 83, 85 Mrs. Mary Stephenson. 
 83 Thomas Stephenson, printer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 .Elizabeth street intersects. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 Vacant brewery. 
 
 Sayer street intersefta 
 
 Ill James liamsay, grocery and tavern. 
 
 116 William Fonl, cabinet maker. 
 
 117 William Pollard, cariK-nter. 
 119 Arthur Wellesley Page, printer. 
 125 Anthony Kader, ci^ar naker. 
 127 John FahnilMich, biwket maker. 
 129 Jules Ahrens, cigar maker. 
 
 129 John Swift, shoemaker. 
 
 129 Thomas Wilson, jeweller. 
 
 129 Kolwrt Smith, printer. 
 
 129 Joseph Jose, printer. 
 
 129 Henry Swift, shoemaker. 
 
 .Centre street intersects. 
 
 131 Kdward Maa, maltster. 
 
 133 Vacant house. 
 
 137 Kobert McMahon. contractor. 
 
 137 Mrs. Elizabeth McMahon, dreasniaker. 
 
 139 Charles KoWrts, tailor. 
 
 141 William Pomeroy. carpenter. 
 
 143 John Mumiy. book agent. 
 
 Edwin Trevail, couinienial traveller. 
 
 Univei-itity street intersects 
 
 Agnes street west— North side. 
 
 Commences at Sjiadina Avenue and nins w«st 
 to Grosfenor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 John Pim, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 24 Bobcrt Magill, laborer. 
 Vacant lot 
 36 William Smith, carpenter. 
 38 John Scolcs, car^Knter. 
 
 Agaaa street west— Sonth ltd*. 
 
 Commences at Sjiadina Avenue and rutu 
 
 west to Groscenor. 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 11 
 13 
 
 William Milne, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lionel Fitton, engine driver, 
 .fohn Thompson, yardman G. T. R. 
 Vacant house. 
 William Nixon, carjH'nter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Mrs. Janit'H McKenzie. 
 r.obert C'liurchward, carpenter. 
 Richai-d Crawford, butcher. 
 William Chillis, bri<klayer. 
 P'anauky street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 47 Mrs. McMullen. 
 49 Mrs. Margaret Adams. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Orosvenor street intersects. 
 
 Albert street - North side. 
 
 Commences at Vonge and run's xuest to Saytr. 
 
 lOr Thomas Hayes, jwrter. 
 12r Henry Armstrong, salesman. 
 14 r John Heath, sbm-mnkcr. 
 New Jerusalem Cliurcli. 
 18 James Patton, crockeiy nu-rchant. 
 20 Charles Morrison, blacksmith. 
 22 Mrs. Kmma Horc, dressmaker. 
 
 Lnnt intersects. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Tames street intersects 
 
 80 
 .•)2 
 34 
 36 
 38 
 40 
 
 ( 'hristojilicr Wilson, scale maker. 
 William Hastings, clerk. 
 William \. Lyon, actor. 
 Charles Follis, jioliceman 0. T. R. 
 .Samuel Campbell, imliceman. 
 Thomas Milne, school teacher. 
 
 42 Slargiiret .VlcCaully. 
 
 44 Samuel Walton, ticket agent. 
 
 46 Jlrs. Bridget Egan. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 50 John Bugg. 
 
 Lane inter.iecfs 
 
 60 Mrs. Lucy Stuart, boanling house. 
 
 Tera iiley street intersects. .... 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 68 Rev. Thomas Crompton. 
 70 Miss Janet McHonald. 
 72 Daniel McDonald, builder. 
 74 James McDonald, builder. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 1 
 
in, 
 
 thilda. 
 
 \nue and ruiu 
 
 TORONTO ClTf DIRECTORY. 
 
 87 
 
 iver. 
 Ian G. T. R. 
 
 ItT. 
 
 •penter. 
 
 ler. 
 
 yer. 
 
 rsectt. . . . 
 
 rsects. 
 
 ■Ida. 
 
 I west to Saytr. 
 
 iimn. 
 
 nu-rchant. 
 
 smith. 
 
 maker. 
 
 <ects 
 
 1c maker. 
 
 n O. T. R. 
 
 ■mail. 
 
 !aelier. 
 
 gfiit. 
 
 rif? )iou8o. 
 ■sects. 
 
 76 Christopher I^girr, laborer. 
 
 78 Patrick (.'umiidy, cab driver. 
 
 80 Carjtentt'r shop. 
 
 82 Robert Norman, carver. 
 82) Jiiroeii; Parker, baker. 
 88 Robert Stephens, grocer. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects. 
 
 90 James A. Kerr, grocer. 
 92 Am R. Le^ur. 
 94 Mrs. U. Kin^smill. 
 96 Thomas Halgrave, mnnhinist. 
 98 Wm. Wiviil, ])olif(fmiui. 
 100 William Micliie, giocer. 
 
 . Snijer street inltrsects . 
 
 Albert itraat South side. 
 Commeneejt at yoiuje and runs west to Satje)"" 
 
 3 I'litriok Kearris, .saddler. 
 
 5 Kliziibcth I'l-rry. 
 
 7 Diiiican C. Murray, dnik. 
 
 9 Patrick Connor, niDiilJer. 
 11 }f. Braid, shoemaker. 
 13 r Joliu Dillon, carter. 
 
 Viieunt lot. 
 17 Peter A. Wright, iiattern-niaker. 
 
 James street iii/e,rsects 
 
 Isasr White, rnnson. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 George Hawden, ulotliier.- 
 Samuel Rodgers, surgical instrument- 
 maker. 
 John Uunsell, iishermRii. 
 
 Morrell, tobacconist. 
 
 Hamilton McClean, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Tcraiiltif street inlr rsects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 .John Hi-own, cxpreH.s-driver. 
 Francis ('lark, musician. 
 David .Storey, school-teacher. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Daniel Daley, laborer. 
 John Kennedy, lal)orer. 
 Thomas (.'lark, confectioner. 
 John Uoyd, wood dealer. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 21 
 
 39 
 41 
 
 43 
 
 46 
 47 
 
 67 
 69 
 73 
 
 77 
 79 
 81 
 
 Alexander street - North side. 
 Cmnmenees at 
 
 Voiii/e and 
 t'liareli. 
 
 runs east of 
 
 .Lane, intersvts. 
 
 R W. W. Copp, (\V. ('. Chewett, i Co.). 
 
 10 Henry Copp, bookbiuiliT. 
 
 12 Thomas V. llow, l)n')kbiiulcr. 
 
 14 Allan Halforl, actor. 
 
 14 J. Halford, artist. 
 
 2 & 4 Georcjc Pears Ontario Coirce and Spice 
 Mills. 
 
 16 
 18 
 20 
 
 26 
 
 33 
 34 
 
 33 
 
 John C. liiliT, aeconntant. 
 William Roddy, printer. 
 Robert Roddy, clerk. 
 Brethren's Church. 
 
 Ijane and Vacant lot 
 G. H. Backas, assistant post master. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 C. W. Cooi)er, barrister. 
 Mrs. Kmily Childs. 
 
 Garden. 
 John K. Klacdonald, county treasurer. 
 tlhurvh street intersects 
 
 J. Ketchnm, law student. 
 Alexander Crombie. 
 Charles V. Warmoll, banister. 
 William Langley, retired. 
 Henry liiingie}', architect 
 
 Alexander streit— South side. 
 Commences at Yonge and runs east ofChnreh. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hodson Jo.seph, hardware & tinsmith. 
 Ale.xander Munroe, clerk custom house, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry Pirn, blacksmith. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 David Hewitt, hardware. 
 Alexander Street Baj)ti8t Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jolm Villicrs, hoop .skirt mRnu!ncturer. 
 Robert Andei-son, photographer. 
 Alcxaniler Lorimer, librarian Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Vncnnt lots. 
 Augustus Newell, melodcon-maker. 
 Rev. J. R. Lavelie. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane inter.ieds 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Rear building. 
 
 Church street intersecLi. 
 
 Private giouiuls. 
 
 Abraham Midgfdy, bookkeejjer. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Smith. 
 
 Lane and vacant lots. 
 Peter Nord, cabinet. luaker. 
 Henry Joselin, builder. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 1 
 3 
 
 11 
 13 
 
 31 
 33 
 35 
 
 51 
 53 
 
 Alloe straat— North side. 
 
 Commences at Vonge, and runs mesl to 
 Tc ran Icy. 
 
 6 William Brydon, <lruggist 
 
 8 Miss .lane Burkiss. 
 
 10 Klias Wilmnt 
 
 12 Klizabcth Coxwe'.l. 
 
 Vaciiut Lot. 
 
 1ft Francis Mayiicw, carpenter. 
 
 IS Alexander It )!(iiison, confet^tioner. 
 
 20 Alexander Irwin, cabinet-maker. 
 
38 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 22 Jam i Murray, tinsmith. 
 24 William Tlionie, i-oiiimiMion mrrrlmiit. 
 26 Mi8. Amu- Walker, lioinl'iig-liouse. 
 28 Wjllin'ii Sturrork. saloNUiaii. 
 30 Thoiiinfl Haxtiii^ tiiilur. 
 32 .IiiiiR'H Bryti', lul. ncr. 
 S4 Fml. H. Siuitli, .l.'ik. 
 :{»t .laiiMs Wadillo, . Itrk. 
 ■'<8 (iuHtaviiiH llfluiilton, boiler-maker. 
 4() rji Icon linliertsoii, ^jrocer. 
 42 TlioiiuiH Hall city inissioiiarv 
 44 ViH. Mary I'lTiv, lioariliiij^-hou.st'. 
 •16 '\'ter .laooliH, caliiiiet-iiiaker. 
 48 yU-u. Mvirrny. 
 50 lolm M. Walker, j)? inter. 
 52 Tliomaa Kiiiuea -, i'l< rk. 
 Teraulry slircf infrrsfiis 
 
 9 
 
 11 
 
 17 
 19 
 21 
 
 Alice itreet South ilde. 
 
 Commeucfi at Von;;/;, mid iiiiis ircst to 
 
 Tfrcuhii. 
 
 Kear jneniises. 
 
 La II c intefseds 
 
 6 R. D. Coiigdoii. 
 
 7 Alrn. ilurffiiret Uryilnii. 
 Hiej'heTi lirytlon, Itaker. 
 Anthony Hones. 
 Thomas Onlster, moulder. 
 I'lindtivc Methodist Charidi. 
 Henry O. Hooth, eoppersmith. 
 Saiu'iel H Monckton, jiainter. 
 Francis Tl.oniiis, siiddler. 
 
 '* Tl.omasTod.l, printer. 
 
 214 Frederick Thomas, upholsterer. 
 
 Lnnr iiitcfunt/t. 
 
 23 Tliomas l{ojjer.s, tailor. 
 
 Charles Ihiiilmry, salesmnn. 
 
 Henry ('. Todil, tailor. 
 
 l{ol>ert Walker, hoots and shoes. 
 
 .lohn Holmes, l)0()ts and slioes. 
 
 William Swift, confectionei. 
 
 .lames WingleswoiHi, clerk. 
 
 Charles 1{. A. IJolton, umh" faker. 
 
 ''harles Fannory, shoemake'-. 
 
 Mrs. .1. Taylor, nurse. 
 
 Alpxai. ler .MefJinnis, teacher Coin. 
 
 College, 
 Mal"olm Morilson, ale and porter 
 
 vaults. 
 Farquhar Morison, merchant tailor, 
 .lolin rrindcrlt ith, carpenter, 
 .laeoli H'mver, commercial rejiorter. 
 .John Fi. Sj)atrord, sewing machines. 
 "William "\ eats, clerk. 
 John Thompson, hihorer. 
 
 Lane itUrrnfrJs. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 25 
 27 
 29 
 31 
 33 
 
 It 
 
 35 
 37 
 39 
 
 41 
 
 43 
 
 45 
 
 47 
 
 .Teraaloj strret iiitersrctn . 
 
 Alma Lane- Rear of 171 Brock. 
 
 1 Martin IVrry, eariM-nter. 
 
 2 Mra. Elizabt-th Alexander, wid. John. 
 
 Amalla itreet- North tld*. 
 
 CfftnmciiCfs at J'aiUatiicnt, ami runs to fn»t- 
 
 eni limitu. 
 
 Vacant luis. 
 
 Mefral/strei-t iiiterstrtn 
 
 22 William Hrodie, dentist. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 44 M"F. .fane I.euj'cr. 
 
 46 Mill. Klizalietli I-epiier. 
 Pinf Kfnrt iHtcmeflx 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 68 William i.unihers, grocer. 
 " James Lundiers. 
 " William hiimhers, .Ir. 
 " .lolm l.umliers. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Satiiach strert iiifrr.irr/s 
 
 Vacant lots to end. 
 
 Amelia street- South tide. 
 
 Cotnmtnccs at I'aiHinunit aud rn.is to rust- 
 im limits. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Mttmtff, stffft ivtnsrrls. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 riiic strert iutersfiin 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Sumach street intemertii 
 
 Neerojiolis. 
 
 I'efer H. Lamli k fv , ghie and hlaik- 
 
 in;; mannfacturerB. 
 Thomas Hawthorni-, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Anderson's Lane North tide. 
 
 ('otiiiiiiiicin el r.nmmrr and runs vest to 
 
 St. John. 
 
 2 .Mrs. Mnry (!rny. 
 
 4 James Finn, huiorer. 
 
 Vac ant lot. 
 
 Jien/nw street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot, 
 
 St. Pal rick's Market intersects 
 
 24, 26, 28, 30 James Jones, ealnnan. 
 
 Anderson's Lane— South side. 
 
 Commences at Jhimmer and runs vtjif to 
 ,St. John. 
 1 Miza A. Watson, nurse. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 5 Oeorge Storey, baker. 
 5 K. Saunders, laborer. 
 
 Urn/rrir si reef inter.sciis 
 
 13 Walter ( larey, Khoemnker. 
 15 J. Taylor, s;,— ip eu'.ter. 
 <V/. Patrick's Market intersects. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTOHY. 
 
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 •Id*. 
 
 nnia to fniit- 
 
 rts. 
 
 fix. 
 
 iiuis 
 
 
 .... 
 
 lide. 
 
 
 
 riiAS to rust- 
 
 •rts.. 
 
 
 
 s. 
 
 r(.i 
 
 If niid l)li(( 
 
 k- 
 
 icr. 
 
 
 
 lide. 
 
 
 
 runs 
 
 vest 
 
 to 
 
 (K. 
 
 ifufcts 
 
 I>iiiun. 
 
 tide. 
 
 i-iins veal to 
 
 /.I.. 
 
 sects. 
 
 21 
 
 •23 
 25 
 27 
 
 JaniPH niiiii, laliorer, 
 .(aiiK'H Oliver, liilDrcr. 
 Martin FuUin, lalMin-r. 
 AU'xandt'r Siiiitii, liiboriT. 
 Mil. Mary M<Kciizii'. 
 Williuin WiilkiT, lulwror. 
 
 Andenon'i Lano North Side. 
 
 i (nintiences 'at jrHliitni inul )•/'//.'< nr.it of 
 I >it III liter, 
 
 Mariiii- ston-. 
 
 Viic;nit lots. 
 20 Mrs. Miclmcl Kfily, nij,' tU-ulfV. 
 '24 Diiiiifl .Moiiiify. inlion'r. 
 " .losi'ph Slidll, liiliorcr. 
 2rt TluHiiii.^ llfid, iiliistncr. 
 26 r Patrick Collins, tailor. 
 
 Vaciilit lots. 
 
 .Dumiiier street iiisersects. 
 
 H8 .lames Corl'i'tt, ealiinan. 
 40 I'atrii'k .S.illivuii, laborer. 
 
 Anderion's Lane— South Side. 
 
 Commciiees at inHi'im mid runs ireM of 
 Ihimmer, 
 
 Vai'aiit lots. 
 27 I'liilip Dean, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 31 Mrs. Mary (Jraee. 
 33 Mrs. KU.n Clnne. 
 .. DiiiHiiier .sireel iiiterseels 
 
 Vueant lots. 
 
 Ann street- North side. 
 
 Coinmeiiees at Voiiifr and runs east to 
 Miitua!. 
 
 22 
 32 
 34 
 40 
 42 
 44 
 46 
 48 
 52 
 
 66 
 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 90 
 94 
 96 
 98 
 
 Private C-onnils. 
 Herbert .Moi*inier, broker. 
 Mrs. .Mary Hoai". 
 .folin 0. <iar<len, Miacliinist. 
 William .\nilerson carjienter. 
 Thomas (Jiunble, M.J). 
 Patrick Mend, laborer. 
 MifliHcl Ward, dairyman. 
 .Tolm Mc(iill, ciib-owner. 
 .John Ni.von, tax collector. 
 Private (ircuinds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Sullivan, cab-owner. 
 
 I'hvrch Street interseefs. 
 
 Jolin }f. .Tones, printer. 
 John liruiu, laborer. 
 Mrs. Ann Stephenson, nurse. 
 W. H. .Tones, music teacher. 
 Samuel May, M.I). 
 Ma.ssey McMahon, tailor. 
 Joliu Murphy, hibort'i-. 
 
 100 Mrs. .Innn Patterson. 
 " Paul Diamond, shoemaker. 
 
 MiUunl street intersects. 
 
 Ann street South side. 
 
 Commences at Yinnie mid runs east to 
 Mutual. 
 
 Hear Premises. 
 17 David McClelland b<M»kkee|H'r. 
 10 Nathaniel Whitihouse, iwcket-book 
 
 niukcr. 
 21 Thomas .Sargent, salesman. 
 
 23 T. <'. (iaKiiiur, tolia )ni.st. 
 
 29 Patrick O'Cradv, laborer. 
 
 31 Mrs. M irv O'UVien. 
 
 33 Thomas Clarkson, clerk. 
 
 3.') Samuel Cowley, (!. W. 1!. freij^ht uept. 
 
 37 Thomas Itonar, dairyman. 
 
 39 William, .Moylan, cab-driver. 
 
 41 William Scaton, painter. 
 
 43 William Hirst, 
 
 Vacant house. 
 47 William Hill, j.rinter. 
 51 (tirdlestone, Ix/ard. 
 53 .lohn H. Cox, optician. 
 55 .lames Taylor, clerk. 
 59 Miss Kmily liilton, school. 
 " Mi-N. Mary Ann liilton. 
 61 Mrs. Elizabeth Itumsey, 
 63 Samuel (Ji-aveley. 
 67 .Tames McKni^ht, baki-r. 
 
 I{obert .Mills, grocer. 
 69 Miss C. Oeoghegan, dressmaker. 
 " Miss Ann (teogliegan, dressmaker, 
 
 Hichard Nurse, "Cottage" Inn. 
 
 Cliureh street intersects. 
 
 Miss H. h. Taylor, grocer. 
 ■Tohn Wilsfui, carjienter. 
 .Tames Dodson, builder. 
 .Tames Wat.son, coli'ee and si>ice manu- 
 facturer. 
 William West, .salesnnm. 
 Mrs. Margaret .Sexton. 
 Daviil Tlioui]).son, commission ngeut. 
 Mrs. .Margaret Coinielly. 
 Mrs. Steven.s, sdiool. 
 .Tames Stevens, profes.sor of music. 
 Miss .Tohaunah Conners, boanling. 
 Mrs. Eliza Yates. 
 Thomas Manning, laborer. 
 
 Mutnul street intersects 
 
 83 
 
 87 
 89 
 91 
 93 
 95 
 
 97 
 
 99 
 
 101 
 
 Augustus street North side. 
 
 Oomnvnces at Spndiim Avenue and runs west 
 to Commons. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 20 Taylor Butler, machinist. 
 
 Vactmt lots. 
 24 Mrs. Catherine Weisey. 
 
'i40 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. H 
 
 86 MattliKW Brcntiaii, fi"r>i*'"<'i'> 
 Vitcant luU. 
 
 
 Anfnitoa itntt South ltd*. 
 
 
 Commrnff* tU S/xtdina Arninf nud ruim 
 
 lI'Mt 
 
 
 tu t'oiHhltillx. 
 
 
 
 Vnraiit lota. 
 
 
 17 
 
 JaiiM'it Cruiif. 
 
 
 Itt 
 
 41 
 
 Mirhiifl WiiIhIi. 
 Saiiiui^l Itaviliiiitl. 
 
 
 83 
 
 Julin Dunk. 
 Strrt^l iiitffitretit 
 
 
 25 
 
 Henry I,«w. 
 
 
 27 
 
 Mrs. KclH'fia Nt-ilion. 
 VacHut loth. 
 
 
 33 
 
 .lohii It.'illv. 
 
 
 35 
 
 Joint McCai'tliy, lalHircr. 
 Vacuiit liit.s. 
 
 
 39 
 
 Kniiui.s Itrwllcv, laltorcr. 
 
 
 41 
 
 Vai'niit liousc. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 
 45 
 
 SHniucl lialftt, lalHin-r. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 49 
 
 Thoniax Halctt, lal><>n'r. 
 
 Vacant lotx. 
 St reft intenwi'tn 
 
 
 
 
 
 ▲ranua Laat. 
 
 Commences at KHznitflh nmf riin.f ii-i-^t to 
 UiiirrrKi'ti/. 
 
 2'.\ (IliHilcs Smith, slioemiikur. 
 27 k 29 Vacant liousi-s. 
 31 Rear |ircniiHi!s. 
 
 Centre street iuteraretn 
 
 37 Alfred AuRunt, cariHiitur. 
 89 Jane IVrrot. 
 41 Josenli Cnitclli. waiter. 
 43 Stephen St«ughton, merchant.] 
 Wear ]ir>>mise.s. 
 
 I'n ire rait If street intrrxeets 
 
 Arenue Street. 
 
 CmnmenccH nt KliznlHtl, ,t„tl rnns urst to 
 t/nirrmili/. 
 
 Wni. V. McAnJrew, ;,'artlener. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Fruleriek Wm. Coate, auctioneer. 
 
 Wni. T. O'HeiJiy, ,sec-etary Heaver 
 Fire Insiii-unee Co. 
 
 Thoma.s Arni.strong, inspector of Cabs. 
 
 Wni. Antler.s(ni, ajjent "(ilohu." 
 
 James A. Wilkin.son, accountant. 
 
 Wm. Aluirliuatl, commercial traveller. 
 
 Thoma.s C. Patterson, as-si-Htant Pro- 
 vincial Secy and Dcjiuty Hegistrar. 
 
 W. (}. SehreilHr. clerk, Osgooile Hall. 
 
 Featherston Osier, Uirrister. 
 
 John Davidson, mail conductor. ■ 
 
 Mrs. Alexander (iunii. 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 II 
 13 
 15 
 17 
 
 19 
 21 
 23 
 25 
 
 Bathnnt iUMl -iMt iM*. 
 
 tJommr.MM at Front anil run* north to Bloor. 
 
 [Bnthunt itrsvt, nortli uf Oii<>«n, li lonKtliuM nUled 
 t'ruirk»haiik'i Ijm«. J 
 
 Vacant lotn. 
 Kiugarii itreet interserts 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 StttiHirt ^rte.t interseets 
 
 Vucnnt lots. 
 Kinij street intrrMct^ 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 UleluUte ntrert intfrnects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Doolam, cariM-nter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Little Kiehmiindstrret interseets 
 
 John Hall, laliorer. 
 
 Married Soldiers' Quarters, 29th lUgt. 
 
 (^iieen street iiiterseets 
 
 William Powers, tavern. 
 H.l Joliii Coltfan, tiremun N.H.C. 
 147 William I )oild, civil engineer. 
 " William Dod.l, jr., clerk. 
 Vacant lot. 
 149 iMiss Marv Sullivan. 
 " r Patrick Walsh. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 195 .lohn Munliison. 
 C. S. (Izowski. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 305 Mrs. McDonald. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Uol/eije street in/erseets 
 
 V^aeant lots. 
 
 liiitler street intersects 
 
 Vai'ant lots. 
 ... IJtirboi'o' street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Her nek street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Len niu- strert in tersects 
 
 Hobert .loncs, laboi-er. 
 Jilimr street intersects 
 
 Bathunt itrant Weit ild«. 
 
 Cummenees at Front street, anil runs north to 
 BliHrr. 
 
 (liatlmrMt street, rinrtli ofOiireii. iHHiuiiptiinpo ealliHl 
 Criiii-kHlmiiK'M Ijoic] 
 
 'i Benjamin Lloyd, proii. Cambrian Hotel. 
 Otticers' Me.HN, 13th Hus.sai-s. 
 
 yiaijura street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 34 Matthew C'hiluiun, shoemaker. 
 
.« north to BU»or. 
 
 U awnMlluiRii rallad 
 ...J 
 
 tfnwrfs 
 
 'trsfi'tn 
 
 
 'Hfvtt. 
 
 tfrxfctH 
 
 iiitrrsrct.i 
 
 •tors, ','»tJi HcKt. 
 
 •Sftf.l 
 
 II. 
 N'.K.C. 
 
 iffiiifrr. 
 ik. 
 
 Vrnf.etH 
 
 'Htctn 
 
 risecU 
 
 '•i:ifcf,i 
 
 nects 
 
 m-Li 
 
 t ildu. 
 
 <l runs nurfh fit 
 
 >Hi>iiietinu>« lalloii 
 
 nnihrinii Hotel. 
 
 istirs. 
 
 rsectn 
 
 rimker. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 41 
 
 M Mn. Mary Tronor (will, of Daniel). 
 
 /kiiiro afreet \nffr»fct» 
 
 48 AiidrfW KiiPi'lly, jjrorer. 
 
 60 'riioinaN AIIpii, Iwit IxittltT. 
 
 ri6 TliuiiiiLs ( 'oiitinni. 
 
 60 •lolin (ioiMJ, liilM)ri-r. 
 
 6'J Tiioiniis Nary, nhooinaktT. 
 
 64 Wiliimn Hull, (iovniinient utoronian. 
 
 66 Haiiiiii-I Itinl, |icii.si(iiier. 
 
 68 Louiit (iingniH, (:ar|N>nter. 
 
 70 Oliver (fiiiKriM, caijxMittT. 
 
 72 AllMTt H. Tiariiiigtoii, tailor. 
 
 80 Mm. Marj' Short, tiivcni. 
 
 Kinr) itfrtfi iiiferMCfH 
 
 100 MrH Hiistiiiiond Cathcart. 
 
 Adi-hiiile. sfrrrf iiifersfffs 
 
 102 Kev. .1. n. I'roiilx, K. (". Chuplaiii to 
 till! Forces. 
 8t. Mary's Konian Catholic Church. 
 Cliristiaii llrothcrs' School. 
 
 linrhrr strrrf infcrxrcfs 
 
 112 Frederick .V. liolpli, merchant. 
 " Adam Uoli>li. ticket agent N. H. C. 
 Vacant lots. 
 .lohn Corcoran, lahorer. 
 
 Litfh- Richinonil nfirct inffrn^cfs 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 134 Mrs. Kilen Mulvey. 
 
 " r Joshua .Metzkcr, engineer N. H. C. 
 136 James Coiiiiiion, waiter. 
 
 (iwni Htrcrt iiitrr.Vi-tt 
 
 1 42 William Awde. butcher. 
 14(J (teorgeMc.Murri.h, clerk. 
 154 Uolicrt Sheiipard, nmrlile cutter. 
 \ acaiit lilts. 
 
 A'l/'';/ nh'i'i-t intfrHfcfs. 
 
 Krick I.cvack, caliiiietniaker. 
 
 162 
 164 
 166 
 168 
 170 
 
 172 
 
 194 
 
 19S 
 204 
 206 
 
 208 
 210 
 
 216 
 218 
 
 William S. Kimiii, cari>enter. 
 John ('lenient, car|M'iitcr. 
 Vacant hnil.se. 
 v.. V. l)oiM, traveliiiin ai(cnt. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 John Kennedy, engineer*!. T. K. 
 
 liobiimoii xirfet ititfr.iecf.t 
 
 Vac;iiit lot.s. 
 Michael Costello, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Jo.seph Hortoii, lalxirer. 
 Michael Kii^li.sh, iiaker. 
 
 Cowilry, coachiiiftii. 
 
 Michael lliinks, lalmrer. 
 
 Iteliard Harris, niiikiiiun. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 James Burns, laborer. 
 
 Hrown, servant C. S. Ozowski. 
 
 Vucaiit lots. 
 
 Duiuliis street infe.r»ect.<i 
 
 480 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 .Inmni Hrownc, inaiwctor Hunk (J. C 
 Vacant hous«. 
 
 Vacant lot*. 
 Culhfff. utrret inter/xetn 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Alfred Chilfott, fanner. 
 Viicuiit lota. 
 Butler atreet Merneela 
 
 Viicant lots. 
 532 John Hattti, lal>orer. 
 
 Vacant lot«. 
 542 Arthur Coflin, fitter N. W. C. 
 Harhnra »lreet inter»fcl» 
 
 VaciiKit luta. 
 
 Lennox ulre^t internefin, 
 
 Auittin ilusli, gardener. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bloor street itUemecla 
 
 Bay itraat-Eait ilda. 
 
 C'cniMfneen at the liny, and ntnit north to 
 Qiteev. 
 H. J! lioulton, iiroi). Hoyal Dominion 
 
 Mills. 
 Coal yard. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Front street tnteraeet». 
 
 67 
 
 69 
 
 14 
 
 71 
 73 
 75 
 77 
 
 Hear of Military Hospital. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Andrew JJercer, issuer of marriage 
 licences. 
 
 JFeUintjtiin st reef infrrseds 
 
 William Hewitt, hardware. 
 Mrs. Margaret J. Freehuid. 
 Hubert Freeland.sonji and candle maiiu* 
 
 faetnrer. 
 William Freeland. barrister. 
 Hu.ssel Inglis, clerk Customs. 
 Mrs. K. Dunlop. 
 T. M. Duly. 
 W. K. .Mc.Sliwter, dry goods. 
 
 Mel in da street iiife-rseet.i 
 
 81 John M. Mnloney, merchant tailor. 
 83, 85 and 87 William Ilalley, " Ontario 
 
 Printers' KniiK)riuni." 
 87 C. T. Damoreau, engraver on wood, h. 
 
 Viirkville. 
 
 97 
 
 103 
 105 
 107 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 Wm. (.'awthia. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 W. D. Kogei-s, jiainter. 
 
 Samuel Rogers. 
 
 J. C. Hamilton, banister. 
 
 W. n. McWilliam.s, law student. 
 
 W. «. White, solicitor. 
 
 J. C. Marshal, clerk. 
 
42 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 109 
 111 
 
 k Co., vinegnr 
 sewing mncliine 
 
 Itobinxoii HouHc, .fan. MatlK-WN, prop, 
 and li:i Aufni8tU8 T. Hoiifl, foivinan 
 <//()/«• I'rintin/( (!o. 
 116 and 117 Win. WjIhoii 
 
 iiiaiiiitui-tun^rH. 
 119 (i. W. (iattft k Co.. 
 
 innnutiu'WiriTN. 
 121 (i. S. k A. Wills, biHL'uit iiiunufau- 
 
 tUfCI-H. 
 
 " Wills & Watson, cod'i'f ami s|ii(e iiiillH. 
 
 Adfin idfi utrtH intersfct» 
 
 Zioii CIiaiK'I (Coiigrcj^atioiial). 
 Ml Will. Cu|iiiuj;<', <liii'f thrk V. O. In- 
 
 .SINM'tol'n oiiicc. 
 
 Firo Hall. 
 
 Ailaiii Kiiy, can'taker Fire Hall. 
 
 TlioiiiHM Kerr, llreninii. 
 
 * 
 TftiifHTu ncf. xirfft i titrr/tfcLi 
 
 .laincH Morrison, nhimlxr. 
 Tniti'il PrfsliyfiTiiin Cliiircli. 
 
 Hidimond at reft iiUerwcts 
 
 I'rivatc groinuh. 
 163 Will. M.Lean, nioul.ltT. 
 165 Henry Vatitlci'MiiiisNcii, accountiint. 
 
 Vacant liou8«. 
 
 Bay itrMt Weat tide. 
 
 Commencft nt Ute Bni/, nnd runs north to 
 Qutf.n. 
 
 Scott k Stollcry, hnildcrs, whaifingcra, 
 &c. 
 
 Front Mrtet intemrrtu 
 
 48 Hiclinnl Diiinis, lunilMT incrcliant and 
 )>iiildi'i'. 
 
 Mi-s. J'nttlflmrj'. 
 
 Dr. J. AduniH. 
 
 Cook Mros.. tiinlicr nicnliaiits. 
 
 Mi-s. .Sophia Forloiig. 
 
 .lames Sniytli, Itoaitlinghousc. 
 
 fJrand Tiiink Uailway Ottii'es. 
 64 and 66 City Hank of .Montreal (HihikIi) 
 
 Wi'lliihftoH xirfft iHlrrxedit 
 
 68 I'. S. .Stevenson, gencnil western fn-ijrht 
 
 agent. C. '!'. U. 
 Dr. M. riiillip«. 
 H. A. .losepli. 
 It. (iilinor. 
 .1. F. .Smith. 
 
 Mix. .Margiiret Whittcmorc. 
 C. A. ('rawTord, 
 Joseph Simpson, inanui'tiirpr of knitted 
 
 goeds. 
 (J. Ij. Maddisiin, iiisnraiiee agent. 
 N. Stifliig, second-hand broker, 
 .lohn Carter, saitdler. 
 Mrs. Kliza liasmm. 
 Mrs. .lane Lowe, boarding-houHe. 
 Mrs. Flynn. 
 
 Ihiihi fi-lfijrtip/i rrinting House. 
 11. Davis k Co., grucen. 
 
 £2 
 54 
 M 
 58 
 60 
 62 
 
 70 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 78 
 80 
 82 
 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 90 
 92 
 04 
 90 
 98 
 
 108 
 110 
 112 
 IIU 
 
 . . King street interacts 
 
 Rear premises Metropolitan Hotel. 
 Lane intr.rse.fUi 
 
 Duncan CamplN-lI, M.D. 
 
 ThomH.s TuHhingluini. 
 
 ■lohn Collins. engiiuM'rs' brass work. 
 
 .lames H. KichaixUon, M.D. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Ade.lnidf Hirrrt iatirmrls 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 . Tenijieriinee street intersfctii. 
 
 142 
 144 
 
 148 
 150 
 1.V2 
 1.14 
 l.'i6 
 
 164 
 
 166 
 168 
 
 .losejth Hannis, grain merchant. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 .1. r. Kussell, M.D. 
 
 .Ifdiii I'ike, patent liiiht agent. 
 
 .lohn F. I.n.sh (.1. (i. .los<'ph iV: Co, 
 
 Samuel .Stern, fancy goiMls. 
 
 Andn-w .\udrewH, auctioneer. 
 
 Itichmnnd strert intcriifct.s 
 
 Store-house. 
 
 W. .1. Hyland, giiiin merchant. 
 Samuel .Sicnnrney, carpenter. 
 Mrs. Ann Schuch. 
 
 .Queen strrel iiifrr.wif.i. 
 
 Beech street North ilda. 
 
 f.'omiiirncf.s at Shert>i»iriie nnd runs cast to 
 Jlirer. 
 
 Kolph K. Miirgess, grocer. 
 Neil Dull', (Tiiomiison A: Dull.) 
 Thos. Diysilalc, commission merchant. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Seaton street intrrseels 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 2'2 .Moses Stiiunton, iNiiHi-hanging inanu- 
 
 fai'turcr. 
 24 William llamilton, foundry man. 
 
 Vaccnt lot. 
 
 McMahim xiriit inlrrKfcts 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 I'orliament strrrt intersect* ... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Prt .lohn n. Turner, c:ii|M'nter. 
 88 Samuel Mitchell, tinsmith. 
 90 .lames (iiecnc, juintcr. 
 92 .lohn Tiivlor, caliinet-maki-r. 
 94 Mi's. Hiidgct Lloyd. 
 9tt .lolm Davis, shoemaker. 
 98 Michael .Sage, hiborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ' Pine street intrr/terts 
 
 Vacant lo^, 
 134 Juines Hurbeaii, |Mitt<>rii maker. 
 " r Ciirtis Hooth, hilxirtT. 
 
fraeetji 
 
 lolitan Hotel. 
 
 •In 
 
 .1). 
 
 th' hras.s-wurk. 
 , M.I). 
 
 A/'.V'v/f 
 
 I. 
 iii/i'rsfcts,. . 
 
 lIllTl'llllllt. 
 
 lit ii;,'cn(. 
 '<w|»li k Co.) 
 ;<><Min. 
 tioiicer. 
 
 i/i r.ifct.t. 
 
 iiu'ii limit. 
 i|>i'ntt'r. 
 
 •r.sfii,<i. 
 
 lb M». 
 
 tnd runt coal to 
 
 >ccr. 
 
 I A i)utr.> 
 
 livsioii iiuTchant. 
 
 nwcfn. 
 
 •Imiijfiiig ninnu- 
 imlrv niun. 
 
 i/rr.sniii. 
 
 lltlT. 
 
 iiith. 
 ink IT. 
 
 »•(•/.« 
 
 I iiinki-r. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 43 
 
 136 Matthew Ki-uiutly, tfiinister. 
 138 (it'orge Mafc, rur|H'iit«'r. 
 
 Viu'iiiit lot. 
 144 .luliii ConiKiiii, iHlioicr. 
 148 IJoln-it Dully, giiMiT. 
 ITiO Williuui WiiiHldw. 
 1j2 UolKMt Kan ill, lnusli iiiaktr. 
 
 VilculK lots. 
 1H4 I'litriik WuIhIi, liilion-r. 
 
 SiiiiKii'li xtri'fl iiilfri'fi-ts 
 
 166 Mrs. Klli'ii Clnvki-. 
 
 Vaciint lot«. 
 192 .loliii A. Di-IVicH, l.n-wt'r. 
 
 Vat'iiiit Int. 
 Jiirrr xiriit intetfi'vdi... 
 
 Beach itrMt South ltd*. 
 
 C(mnnfvce.t nt. Sliirhiiiinin mid rinis (a»l to 
 
 Jlirn: 
 
 Viicaiit l«t.H. 
 
 Sdilon sirrrt iuerrxrcts 
 
 Vai ant Int. 
 I'atriik Myiu's, iiiail <lfik. 
 
 )lfMaii OH xfrrtt. inlfrsrctx 
 
 Vacant loth. 
 McMithoii hinr intrrsects 
 
 i^ 1 .lohn Stniiliaii. tailor. 
 
 '1 .lolin l?fattii', lity niis-sionary. 
 •Z\ W (ii'oip- T. Moylaii, mail rli-rk. 
 
 e 
 
 4 Kolwit .Millioiirin', gariU'iH'r. 
 
 ..liifkeli II sirr.-t iulfriifrf.i. . 
 
 Vacant Iiousi-h (2). 
 
 Vai'iiiit lotM. 
 I'ltrliiniinil .ihrrf iiitrrsfcU. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 8f> MiH. .\nii Siiicdlcy. 
 87 .loltn .\tkinsnii, |Mirtir. 
 89 Kidiaiil .\rnoltl, i.jrcnt. 
 
 VilCIIIlt lotN. 
 
 93 AVilliatn I'nuly, sailor. 
 
 95 All>cit MoHliiiy, IhIwhit. 
 
 " Timothy McCaifliy, lahoicr. 
 
 97 I'atrick <'iiilcy, laliorcr, 
 
 99 .li>lin O'Ncilli lalxncr. 
 
 Jlrgfiit x/irrt iiilfmffls . . 
 
 101 Tliomas McAmlrcw, ;;aii!''uT. 
 Vaciilit lot.v. 
 KiclianI lluikc, (l;iiiymaii. 
 
 Vaciiiit liitH, 
 William Hnikc. lalioivr. 
 
 Willot, laniiiKc maker. 
 .lanii'H Mitchell, ^junlcncr. 
 
 I'iue. Hi rrH interxfft*. .... 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 13r> .lamcH Mai Inn, iirintcr. 
 137 Vwaiit house. 
 
 107 
 
 11. 'i 
 117 
 121 
 
 141 
 143 
 14.'-. 
 147 
 
 101 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 .lanira lIcndcrKoii, gHnlfiu-r. 
 I'atrick Kiliott. 
 Henry I'ye, 8)iornmker. 
 Thnniaa O'Cnnnell, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 .Inlili Mi'Dowell, slioi'iiiaker. 
 
 Vacant Int. 
 
 Siiiiiiirli Hlrrrt I'lifr/.-fiix,. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 /.'/(•<•/' .iiiTft iiitirxfiis. . 
 
 B«llevue Avenue. 
 Cmnmencm at St. Slejilirn's Churdi iniil runs 
 
 HOUlh. 
 
 St. Stejihen'a Church, (Ch. of KiiKland^ 
 Hev. A. .1. HrJ)U{,'hall, M.A., \n\r 
 fmrni^e. 
 
 IHchard (irahani, liarriatrr. 
 \'acant Inix. 
 
 Berkeley itreet But tide. 
 
 Cfnnnifnixs nt the Kxfiliiiindc and runt nvrlk 
 to teirh. 
 
 .Tail OrnundH. 
 I'alace stirrt iiitcrseda 
 
 Wear iircniiHes. 
 
 Kiitij strrH inlcrxrcts 
 
 f>l .lanie.sd. I.averty, linker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ihikf stiret iiitrriireta 
 
 09 Adam Heatty, j^rnci'r. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 73 .lames K. Ilyncs, jirinti-r. 
 7') Mrs. Mary I.iuidcr. 
 77 I'atrick Niuli|U(:en, lalM)rer. 
 79 Vacant linuse. 
 
 Vai'aiit Int.s. 
 93 .Inscidi Iliird, crockery nicrcliant. 
 
 I)iii/ii:i.i xlirti iiiteriifi-ta 
 
 9.'> 'riiomas Hurst, car|H nter. 
 
 99 Hunh Maxuirc, lalmrcr. 
 101 .In.sc|di Cniirny, xecniid-haiid rnrniture, 
 1(»3 'riioK. WiliiiiniNon, cnrter. 
 105 (icorp' Chapiiian, )>lumlicr. 
 
 " rCicorp' Duiniiii, linlitlmuse kec|K'r. 
 109 Mi-H. Mar^aict jturnaii. 
 Ill William C. Clark, moulder, 
 llfi Daniel Dunn, MaikMUiith. 
 117 .PamcH Tnivey, slinemiiker. 
 
 " r .lohn HaycH, laborer. 
 
 " r •lnHe|ili l.al'cllc, laborer. 
 
 '• r.lnhn Mlack, cicik. 
 Vneaiit iioUKe, 
 
 V""'" ••'''■'■''' iiiUrafcts 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 r]iarle|i Heatty, baker. 
 
44 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 133 John Mill*, printer. 
 •• r Mm. Isabella Rod.ly. 
 187 William Warrington, leather worker. 
 139 Jamcs Moffatt, provision dealer. 
 141 William K. Hughes, accountaiit. 
 143 J. Humphrey, engineer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 147 Charles M.-Catfrey, high-l>ailiff. 
 149 .Ian«i8 Swift, jwrter. 
 161 Jose^)li Purvis, solesmiin. 
 163 William R. Thompson, gnu-er. 
 
 Si/d«iih(i)ii nfree' •'ii/ewrM 
 
 165 John Ulukely, ])rovisiou (U-uler. 
 
 Viieaut lots. 
 107 Vaeant hous<!. 
 169 Vacant house. 
 171 O. Sherlock Fainlotli, painter. 
 173 William Mcliride, iar|M'nter. 
 177 Kdwin (}lu<lhill, iirofcssor of ninsiir. 
 179 .lames BnMlie, clerk P.O. 
 *' r William biw, laborer. 
 Vacant lots, 
 r M. .1. Oloster, printer. 
 183 Jolin Kinnon, stonecutter. 
 185 William Law, laborer. 
 Vaijant hou-se. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 .Bffdi xfirH intf.rHCcts... 
 
 Barkalay itrMt-Waat ltd*. 
 
 Commf liens at thr. Kyi/mnidf. nnd run» north 
 til Ikfi-h. 
 
 William Mathews, soaji manufucturer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Paliur Ht.rert iiilr.riicctH 
 
 Hear pit- Jiiis*-!,. 
 
 Kiiui sfrfH Intfritrifii 
 
 Viuaiit lots. 
 Berkeley street Fire Hull. 
 
 — /JiUv nfi-fii uttitrtectii 
 
 Itear pa>mises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 AVillinm Himilton. s..|t., iron fonmler. 
 Vacant lo(. 
 7(5 Henry .loliiiNon, printer. 
 78 William ('ullcn, printer. 
 8rt Mi-s. Ann NVoods, b.mrding house. 
 
 Vinimt lot.s. 
 94 Vacant. 
 
 /■'« ''<•.*<( .ifivrt Intfrmrtji 
 
 Hear premises. 
 98 Clmrles lioc.kh, bnisli maker. 
 100 (Jeorge ('. Patterson, printer. 
 
 l{i'ar jinimises. 
 
 Qitcen Dtivfl iii/criii-et.1 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lant iiiterafctit 
 
 126 r .lamea Fallen, laborer. 
 
 126 William O. Itomaey, grocci, 
 
 128 Thomaa Ann.strong. tailor. 
 
 130 John ('hapman, Htove-mounter. 
 
 132 liOuis Wyld, painter. 
 
 134 John Kelly, blacksmith. 
 
 136 Kobert M. Hinder, middler. 
 
 138 Douglas P. Wmnl, working jeweler. 
 
 140 James Boyle, comnier(;ial traveller. 
 
 142 W. S. ("lark, clairvoyant physician. 
 
 144 Louis Hunter, (Cupplus ft Hunter.) 
 
 146 Charles R. Woodland, .salesman. 
 
 148 John Martin, mendiaiit tailor. 
 
 150 John Annstrong, printer. 
 
 152 Jarris Wotxlcock, hostler. 
 
 154 Samuel Coulter, shoemaker. 
 
 15tf William Henderson, jiriiitep. 
 
 158 Mrs. Usther McCoy, boarding house. 
 
 Syitrnhnm »trcd inffmerts 
 
 160 John Met "Iclland, grocer k tav'n keeper. 
 
 162 Vacant house. 
 
 164 Mrs. Mary Conlan. 
 
 16(5 Samuel Thompson, carpenter. 
 
 168 Vai'ant house. 
 
 170 John Trotter, tinsmith. 
 
 172 John Carroll, jirinter. 
 
 Vacant lot*i. 
 
 180 Albert (fro.s.s, laborer. 
 
 182 .lames l)elam>y, iMibinet-nuiker. 
 
 184 William Lugsdin, groeer. 
 
 Vai'ant lots. 
 
 Bi'frh sireft iiitrrufcta 
 
 BaTerley Street East ilde. 
 
 Ciymmencr^ at Qiifen ly'fHl and runs north 
 to t'ollqir,. 
 
 1 (Jeorge Price, grocer. 
 Rear premi.scs. 
 
 9 Tiioniiis Nolan, laborer. 
 
 11 .lohn .Mullin, cav|K'n(er, 
 
 15 Thomas B. Alcoek, switchman, O.T. R. 
 
 17 James Dtitly, baffgageman, (i.T. R. 
 
 19 James A. Sloan, clerk. 
 
 21 Andrew .MeCormiek, lirieklaycr. 
 
 21 .lames .Mc( 'in i y, nierehant. 
 
 2.'5 Frederick Tyner, mail clerk. 
 
 25 Mieiiael Costelio, tailor. 
 
 2.1 .loseph Costelio, lilliognipher. 
 
 25 James Costelio, litlmgrapher. 
 
 25 Tlieopliilus Costelio, litliograplier. 
 
 27 Mrs. P. A. Bryunt. 
 
 27 Roliert Smith, waiter. 
 
 29 J. C. Vaukongimet. discount clerk. 
 
 Bank of Mnntrcal. 
 
 29 Mir. Kli;!a Connnr. 
 
 Vacant jots. 
 
 (Jra Hijr fiMiil iiili-isrcf.i 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Charles strrrl iii/nrsirts, 
 
 116 David Barlsmr, coachmiui. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
grocci, 
 
 tailor, 
 ve-inouiiter. 
 r. 
 
 iiiitl). 
 muldler. 
 
 vorkiiig j<'weler. 
 icrciHl tiiivi'ller. 
 oyaiit physician. 
 i|>lu.i k lixmter.) 
 kI, Haic.snmn. 
 unit tiiiior. 
 rintfir. 
 
 lOStltT. 
 
 M'limiccr. 
 , imiit-r. 
 , iioanliiig lioiiMc. 
 
 ( iiifernrcfs 
 
 ■ociT k tav'ii kwpiT. 
 
 i-arpiitcr. 
 litli. 
 
 IT. 
 lt«. 
 
 IT. 
 
 liiii't-iiuikiT. 
 
 {roiMT. 
 
 its. 
 
 ntcrsfcta 
 
 Salt ilda. 
 
 '■Ht mill nuts north 
 
 r- 
 
 •r. 
 
 oriT. 
 
 liter, 
 
 Hwitcliinnn, (i.T. K. 
 
 iXi'iiiaii, (i.'!'. It. 
 
 ■ik. 
 
 i, liriikliiycr. 
 
 I'li'lumt. 
 
 nil ricrk. 
 
 iili>r. 
 
 liii^'iiii»lnM-. 
 
 iiivtni|>li"T. 
 
 ), litliiigiiiplicr. 
 
 I'l*. 
 
 •t. ili.si'oiiiil rlerk, 
 
 A. 
 
 ot,-,, 
 
 \nlrr»fclii 
 
 iita. 
 iii/ernfrtn. 
 
 leliiiiitii. 
 
 i)ts. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIEECTORY. 
 
 45; 
 
 U Arey tirtH vUeneeU 
 
 127 Capt C. Parsona, brigaile major. 
 139 Emile Fernet, teacher of French. 
 John ('awthra. 
 
 Baldwin strrel intenect* 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Gecil atrtet inUraeeU 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 B«T«rl«7 itrMt-Weit ilda. 
 
 Commencra at Qurtn irtat, and nuia north 
 to College. 
 
 2 John T'olcinan, undertaker. 
 6 r John Burns, laborer. 
 6 Klizulieth Hicliardson. 
 
 Lane iiUeratda 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 12 
 14 
 14 
 1« 
 
 32 
 34 
 
 Mrs. Mary McCurty. 
 
 John Mi-Carty, luboi-er. 
 
 Mrs. Marmirct Kcadiiig. 
 
 Charles llousnn, tailor. 
 
 John IIousoii, bruKcnian. 
 
 •Fames Johnson, eating house. 
 18 to '28 Dickev Neill k Co., Soho foundry. 
 80 John Neill, Soho foundry. 
 80 John Neill, jr., book-kee]>er, Soho 
 fouiidrv- 
 
 James J. fjickey, iron founder. 
 
 Nathaniel Dickey, iron founder. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Sullivan streH intfrsecti. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 76 S. (', Duncan-Clark, insurance agent. 
 78 H. W. Murray, barrister. 
 80 Ut. Key. A. N." Hcthunc. D.D., D.C.L. 
 
 I^>rd Hislio]) of Toronto. 
 80 Mis. H. J*. Crook. 
 S2 Mrs. Margaret lliscoe. 
 
 Cha rles at reft intiraecfa 
 
 84 to 90 John Crickmorc, barrister. 
 DO J. S. .Munny, barrister. 
 
 Charles W. Heath, barrister. 
 
 D'A rcy aireel intfrnrcta 
 
 152 Col. Kob.'rt V. Kad.lilf, royal artillery. 
 
 Baldwin slrccl intfraecla 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Cecil at reel iitteraeda. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 BlibopitfMt east ltd*. 
 
 C\»»rt«ie»i«vii at Queen and runa north tu Con- 
 tntfi. 
 21 William Hell, <>ngineer. 
 23 John Kern, cellarmaii. 
 25 William iiiniovmi, lalwrer. 
 27 Francis Morrison, lals)rer. 
 29 Thomas Terry, laborer. 
 
 81 Miles Bums, laborer. 
 
 33 Charles Kodgers, pensioner. 
 
 35 Mrs. Mary I.iambrick, grocer. 
 
 39 William Dillon, laborer. 
 
 41 James Curran, iwrter, G.W.B. 
 
 43 William Wanlell, mac) 'nest. 
 
 45 John Bainbridge, fai...".. 
 
 47 John Dcrmody, carpenter. 
 
 51 John Bath, heliH;r. 
 
 Herbert atreel intrraccta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 67 James Peurce, brewer. 
 61 James McCann, pensioner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 127 Oeotfrey Hornby, tailor. 
 131 (ieorge (ioiilon, lalwrer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 187 John Daley, caqienter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 145 William Coiliett, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 151 I'litvirk McDonald, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 169 Itobeit McKnight, c*r])«'nter. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 199 James Livingston. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 205 William Holicrtson, ])ensioner. 
 207 William Kllis. 
 209 John Hozeck, keejier, asylum. 
 213 Joseph Black, wood sawyer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bishop itrset— West side. 
 
 Comtnrncra at Queen and runa north to 
 
 CvHicay. 
 
 10 Robert Bicen, laborer. 
 12 David Smith, saddler. 
 Vacant lots, 
 20 Samuel 1((Klgins. 
 22 Francis Cusick. 
 
 // 'ilttm atreet inleraerts 
 
 24 Adam Bcatty, grocer. 
 26 James Smith, hiborei. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 32 Daniel McKnight. 
 
 ;14 Mrs. B. A in (.strong, 
 
 3t! J<ilin M(<'arty, lalxiri'r. 
 
 38 Walter Ctalloway, engine driver. 
 
 42 Hugh Tiviicii. 
 
 44 James Helbcit, grower. 
 
 Hultert atreet interaeeta 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 tlO Bosannah Lee. 
 62 John Moiiahan, laborer. 
 66 Joseph (tai Icy, laborer.. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 74 J. (). Bennett, 1'. O. Dei>aitm«iit. 
 
 N'acant lots. 
 80 William Hughes, carjH'nter. 
 82 Vacant house. 
 
46 
 
 C. E. AI^ERSON & CO.'S 
 
 84 Kdwanl liunini. 
 
 Vaciiiit lot, 
 88 John Main, blHoksmitli. 
 
 Varaiit lots. 
 96 fieorKc (Jillmnrc. 
 " ('haiTi'H Jciiki'ls. 
 98 Huiupliivy Slicriilaiii shoeninkiT. 
 Vacant lotrt. 
 120 TiTi'iai' iMcUt'iiiKitt, lahoiiT. 
 
 Vucuiit lots. 
 126 John JluDeriiiott, lalmnM-. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 i;jO William Foster, laborer. 
 ia-4 William Fo-t-.-r, .Jr., laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 170 Daviil Hcasliii, labortT. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 176 Kilwanl Homaiiic, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 180 Jusper ("roucli, waiter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 188 Georgi! William.s, i^anlenei'. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Coil way uli'i'ct iu'ersrctii 
 
 Bloor itrest East -South aide. 
 
 Commences nt Yoit'je shvef, ami nin.i mul to 
 
 Ciiji Limlh. 
 
 1 Mrs. Sanuu'l Harrpld. 
 Lnin- iiitertiech. 
 
 3 Mr.s. I'liiirlcs .Jones. 
 
 " Herniinl Sanmlers, merchant tailor. 
 
 5 Mathew Drnmnionil, Imok-keeiicr. 
 
 " William M.icnidcr, t-llcr 11. ('. iJank. 
 
 " A. 1". Trej<i'nt, clerk .Montn'al Wmk. 
 
 " (ico. Drnnimond.ciei'k .Montreal liank. 
 
 7 Freil. Mciict, liook-keenur. 
 13 Thus. KilpHtrii-k, watclimun. 
 la .loliii Sonicrs, cHl)ni'in. 
 17 Tiios. Sonici's, caliman. 
 19 Williim Lewis, carpchter. 
 " Miss .laiic i,e\vi;s tli^'ssiiiakiT. 
 21 Wni. Ilessin, cunlcclioiicr. 
 23 Tlios. Moss, l»arrister. 
 Vacant lots. 
 29 FMw.ir.l Fitzj^crald, lianister. 
 31 Uichuii', Sneliin){, tiarristcr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 47 Itobt. .1. Dalla-s, cashier ilii.k of Com- 
 merce. 
 49 .lohn It. CliPrriman, professor. 
 61 Kenneth Mi'Kcn/.ic, barrister. 
 67 H. I!. Morphy, banislcr. 
 " Z. Si.s,sons. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Cliiirrji slirft lHl''i:it'vl.l 
 
 65 Ralph Whichellow, p;,ird(!ni'r. 
 73 TluM. .1. Frcst.Mi, .1.1'. 
 
 8t. I'ani's KpiscoiKtl Chiiri-h. 
 91 Hev. S:iltern (jiivin.s. 
 •' I'inis. .M.itt (Jivins, imriistor. 
 
 93 John A. liovil, barrister. 
 
 95 
 
 97 J. I). Kerrison, professor of music. 
 
 Jure in stitet inters rtti 
 
 99 J. K. Kerr, barrister. 
 
 1(»1 Jns. Maclt-nnan, barristt-r. 
 
 103 Joliii Macnab, merchant. 
 
 105 Kev. Trofefwor Young. 
 
 107 Daniel \Vil.son, professor. 
 
 //(/ nUij ntnrf intcrsevln 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 117 Itev. Wm. Ueid, M.A. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 143 Hev. .la-s. Heaven, I). 1>. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 SlirrliDiini'' strrrl liiliTiwcts 
 
 Bloor streat West Suut^ slda. 
 
 Conniifnir.s til Yuiiije street, mul i\tiis ur.st d* 
 
 ('ill/ Li III ill. 
 
 7 John Carruthcrs, laborer. 
 9 .linncs Dcnhani, ganlener. 
 
 Vacant jots. 
 25 Tlios. lliMl;(ins, barrister. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Xorlli xlnrt inlrrserls 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 73 Alex. Heiitty, .servant. 
 75 Ifev. Wni. ilerrid^je. 
 77 Win. Mill, bricklayer. 
 
 Vacmt lots. 
 
 Colleiie Ai'i'iiiii' iiilirseetn 
 
 Kobert Mills, jJit-keperC. .\. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Tlios. I,on;,'lMitloiii, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 SiHiilimi A ceil ne inlcrsriis 
 
 VuciMit lots. 
 375 .SiniMcl i)unbai, constalilc. 
 
 JinniHiricl: Arenii" intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Hiithii ml sffii't iiii'ecscct.i 
 
 Bond itrMt^But slda. 
 
 Ciuiiuenee.i nt (Jii-rn anil runs north to itoiUJ, 
 McG'M Square. 
 
 S7( nli-r .stirif .' >ter.ierl,i 
 
 St. Michael's ('uMiednnl. 
 
 jliglit Ifi'v. ('.,sh>p Lynch. 
 
 Very l'iv..l. F. .Janii.i, V. <!., recfur. 
 
 O'Donoliof, It'v .hiiiiA, Ass't " 
 
 White, Kev. .1 W., 
 H. < '. .Scparati' selioo! 
 lioretto Coiivont. 
 
 Cruieh/innk alreel interserts 
 
tlT. 
 
 Mor uf music. 
 srs'dii 
 
 ster. 
 mt. 
 
 r 
 
 »• 
 
 wor. 
 
 crscda 
 
 L. 
 <. 
 I). 
 
 «. 
 
 • itlrrxfcts 
 
 ioiith ilda. 
 
 (UlU l^llli HV.st tif 
 
 irer. 
 
 I'lUT. 
 
 ster. 
 
 'rrsi'iiti 
 
 4. 
 
 t. 
 
 r. 
 
 4, 
 
 ii/rr.'wW.i 
 
 jiir <'. A. 
 
 iirtli'iicr. 
 
 4. 
 
 iiili'rsrds 
 
 <. 
 
 itiiMt'. 
 
 iiitiTS''da 
 
 te/-*r/.< 
 
 It (Ida. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTOUY. 
 
 4r 
 
 .7,v 
 
 ,1. 
 
 iytii:li. 
 
 ml, V. ( t., rcctDl". 
 
 \.}wM, Ass't " 
 
 't iiUt'i$ed» . 
 
 Bond Strci't ( 'oiign-gHtiuiial Churcli. 
 Viiciiiit lut. 
 97 Jnliii Moiiii^'lmn, 1*. <>. tl<>rk. 
 101 Wni. H. SiNirniw, iiKTchaiit. 
 103 Ui'v. S. KoHt', Wosli-yiiii Methodist. 
 103 .loliii K. ISftsi', lii\vy«r. 
 lor» Kev. J Kdjj'ur, rriiii dvi- Metlimlist. 
 107 Doiiiild M' l)uiiuld, i-(ilHiig inillH. 
 lot* IsMii' TlioiiiiMoii, lKH)k keu|H.'i°. 
 Ill k 113 Miss Kllfii Douglas, liourdiiig 
 
 JiDII.SC. 
 
 ll,*! <!i>ruld Uiiliiillry, shuriiiuki-r. 
 
 I'rivati* Kroiiiids. 
 117 Mrs. A. MiitluT. 
 
 Bond itrest Weit itde. 
 
 CoinwiK'i'.i lit Qiii-rn uml nini north toOonlJ. 
 
 Viirmit liDiisc. 
 4 .luiiii-s (traliiitii, ii'tirnl. 
 t! II. W. \Viiniiif,'toii, Imwcr. 
 ti Misses .Miiiy iiiid Kiniiiii WarriiiBtoi., 
 
 indies' Imaiilillt; si'liool. 
 8 Mis. Margant Stuiiiiicrvillc, boarding 
 
 llOllSP. 
 
 10 Jane (ilciin, iMiardiiig liousf. 
 Vacant lota. 
 Vacant lioasi-. 
 
 Hoiid St net |{('gnlar I'iUiitist Clmrdi. 
 30 L. II. Andrews. 
 32 1!. .1. Wallace, dcik. 
 34 .lo)in llallani, leatlicr nicrchunt. 
 :{« Dr. William Cocker. 
 38 Dr. .lolm K. Kay. 
 40 (Icorgc Hakcr, dry j^ood.s. 
 4'i Keiijamiii Swit/er, broker. 
 " W. F. Switzcr, 
 " C. A. Swit/er. 
 
 Sliiitir stirrf in ^•/•.^.■'7.^ 
 
 44 Dr. (i. W. Stratliy. 
 
 4t) Mrs. .Miir^aret <"lark. 
 
 48 .liiliii |fiie(>, talxirer. 
 
 fiO L. Hill, (col'd) laliorcr. 
 
 f»2 Mrs. \\. Clmnliill, wnsliwonmn. 
 
 .14 .liilin <'onii.sli, (e(dM) laborer. 
 
 fit! Mrs. .Mary ('uriey. 
 
 .18 j'atriik Knri;,'lit,"lul orcr. 
 
 »iO iJcrry Moore, !iie:iliaiit. 
 
 (!4 IJobcrt Walker (U. Walker A Sons. ) 
 
 «8 .billies Lyon, wliolesale ilri'ggist. 
 
 'riioiiiiis '.b.yee, iHiai'dili); In use. 
 
 72 Mrs. Maik". nzic (wid Will. Lyon). 
 
 *' .\lis,ses llileii and Llizabeth Miieken- 
 zie, l;idies' boarding selioi L 
 
 " (ie<ir;,'c .Mackenzie, clerk. 
 71 William Haiiisny, w ludesjile giwer. 
 Vacant li>l. 
 
 , f'l-iiirkshi'id- sfivrl iillrrSfds. 
 
 JtO Frederick Onklcy, builder. 
 •.•2 Mrs. Mary Sanlter. 
 01 Walter Crofton, clerk. 
 Vacant lots. 
 98 Alcxondert'liisholm, iltrk. 
 
 100 Mrs. Orare l>irnio, Imarding school. 
 102 N. U I'iinr, luinlwnre. 
 
 Hev. ('. V. W. li'echunlMTgh, in rear' 
 
 1st Ev. Lutheran ('liureli. 
 S. M. Sanilei'son, iMuits uiid shoes. 
 J. W. Sfoakcs. uieichunt. 
 .1. M. McKay, commission nicruhant 
 Vacant house. 
 110 F. Micliie, A'Stt't Manager lloyul Cana- 
 dian Itaiik. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 120 Kev. T. F. CuUlicott, Bupti.st. 
 
 108 
 110 
 112 
 
 Borden street— East ilde. 
 Comuiriiirn ill Viilliifi\ and rtins to Northern 
 
 IJlllilx. 
 
 Vnciint lilts. 
 
 Vdiikmiijh ii< ! strid intersrds 
 
 .\rtlinr Sterling, pla.stcrer. 
 .billies Lester, teamster. 
 
 liitlhr ulreet inlrrseds. 
 
 Vacant lot«. 
 
 .Jliirliorii' shrd iiilrrnrds.. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Jlnj/tlm si I ft iiitcrsi'ds 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 JiliMir slfirt iutcrsfdH 
 
 Borden streoii West side. 
 
 l1unimi')ii'ii lit f'lilliifr, inul runs In Xnrthern 
 Limits. 
 
 Vacant Ints. 
 William Meriitt, laborer. 
 I'hilip Douglas, sailor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William (iellcr, laborer. 
 
 Vnnkoviihud sirrd ivti'rwd.s 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 lUttlrr xtrret intrr.intu 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 William llanna, laborer, 
 .lulin Taballister, ]iaiiitcr. 
 
 Iliirhiiri' .shnt intfrsrds 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 //(•(t/c/- .itrcd iiitfrtxdn 
 
 Vacant l"ts. 
 
 , Lrnnii.i' -ilrrfl iiitrrsfdii 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ... Hfiior strrrt iutrrni'di 
 
 Boulton street— North side. 
 
 Cimimfims nor i>/ Ilini <ii>il runs vest trr 
 
 Sii.nvf. 
 
 Hear J vemiscs Wagner's planing mill, 
 .lueob 1'. Wagner, imni. planing mill. 
 
 f 
 
 ' 
 
48 
 
 r v., ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 Rear premiMS Scales' tobacco f^^torj. 
 22 'ohn Moroney, l«b"rer. 
 Vacant lota. 
 80 Mrs. Catharine Hunt, wi<low, 
 92 William KeiT, laborer. 
 84 Michael McKinnon, lalwrer. 
 " F.<lward Cratlicott. 
 86 Mrs. Mar}' Moroniy, widow. 
 Laiif- inlermctii 
 
 88 John Maher, laborer. 
 40 Thomaa Cosgrove, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Michael Boyle. 
 
 \ acant lots. 
 R2 Thomos McCDnuick, laborer. 
 62 r .loim Henry, tobneco factory. 
 Hear premises York street Inn. 
 
 York street inkraects 
 
 68 Joseph Dibb. 
 
 60 .limes Einniett, laborer. 
 Wni. Jackson, laborer. 
 Tlion. Uowe, tailor. 
 
 64 Mrs. Catharine King, widow. 
 
 66 Jas. McCarthy, hack-driver. 
 
 Rear premises Dean's Dominion braM 
 foundry. 
 
 70 Mrs. Klirabeth Puce, widow. 
 
 " James I'oce, finisher at Good's Foundry. 
 
 72 Joseph Fowler, shoemaker. 
 
 •' John Lusconibe, laborer. 
 
 74 Thos. Smith, cabinet-maker. 
 
 76 Adam Daly, laborer. 
 
 78 Wm. Vogt, with Jucfpies k Hay. 
 
 " Heneilict Steidel, moulder. 
 
 80 (Jeo. St4iffoi-d. 
 
 86 Frani'is Summer, roop«'r. 
 
 88 I'atrick Sheehnn, laborer. 
 
 90 Mich'l Judgi', v'ngraver and die sinker. 
 
 92 Andrew Armstion;', laborer. 
 
 94 Wm. Hunt, wi:h .lacijues k Hay. 
 
 96 Hoot. Mishaw. 
 
 98 John Hums, blm-ksmith. 
 
 100 Wm. I'i.kard, (J. T. W. 
 
 102 lloderir CumplK'li, blacksmith. 
 
 104 Joseph Hritton, fireman (i. T. 11. 
 
 " J(din Barker, carpenter (}. T. R. 
 
 106 Charles Stein, with Ja(i|ui'N ti Huv. 
 
 " Patrick H. Hob«-rts lalmier. 
 
 108 Mrs. '.ouisii ('ornlsji, widow. 
 
 *' Edward Puddiromb, luliorcr. 
 
 110 James Howe, tailor. 
 
 114 JoMcpli Jame.s Kitzimtriik, C. T. H. 
 
 116 Hi'huitl Field, eubimt-maker. 
 
 118 Adam Lamiiert, carpenter. 
 
 Boultan itr««t South side. 
 
 Commences nar of linij and runs west to 
 Shneof. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear prtiaiscs of Royal Skating Rink, 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Boulton Lane intersects 
 
 37 
 39 
 
 47 
 49 
 49 
 61 
 
 65 
 
 67 
 
 69 
 
 71 
 
 73 
 
 73i 
 
 75 
 
 77 
 
 79 
 
 81 
 
 814 
 
 8.*} 
 85 
 87 
 89 
 91 
 91 
 93 
 93 
 95 
 97 
 97 
 
 99 
 lul 
 103 
 
 Mim Catharine Jonea. 
 William Moore, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Miles fiillespie, tailor. 
 Francis (Salfahurat, Ial>orer. 
 John Berry, shoemaker. 
 Francis O'Hara, carter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 I'orJl" street infersftia 
 
 Rear premisi's of Kurojiean Hotel. 
 
 Back Laiu intersects 
 
 James Houlclmn, jwrtcr. 
 
 John Hy«n, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Mary O'Hryaii, widow. 
 
 James O'Bryan. 
 
 Mrs. Ann (ireen, widow. 
 
 I'atrick Conlin, lalKirer. 
 
 Hichard O'Connell, blacksmith. 
 
 Jumes Higgins, plasterer. 
 
 Samuel Beck, contractor. 
 
 John Taylor, hiiiorer. 
 
 Wm. Cowen, lead-worker and glasa- 
 
 stuiiier. 
 Martin Kel'v, laborer. 
 Henrv Dunfonl. 
 Josepli licid. 
 Rob«'rt Smith, lalMirer. 
 Archibald Shaw, patteni-mokcr. 
 Henry Bachman, cariwiiter. 
 John I^w, laliorcr. 
 Daniel Kewon, hilxircr. 
 John Furrell, printer. 
 Francis Hohletcar, nuirble p<disher. 
 Joseph Collins, liaggagenuin at Union 
 
 Station. 
 .Fames Fox, laborer. 
 John Simon, lalmrer. 
 RobiTt Philliiis, carter. 
 
 Simcoe street inlerscds 
 
 Bottlton Lao*. 
 
 Coimneners iit JIdii/Ihh street and runs north 
 
 to Aililuide H'rxt. 
 
 Hear pn-mises. 
 7 .Mcxander Winchester, lalM>rer. 
 " .MrN. Catluriiic \Vi. chcHter, widow of 
 
 Alexander. 
 9 Lawrence Hart, lalxm-r. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Adelaide street iiiterseets. 
 
 Breadall>ane street South side. 
 
 Commences at i'mKje mid runs mst t,i Surrey 
 I'lttee. 
 
 2 D. Camenni. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 t> William IrcKim, builderand contractor. 
 8 John S. Crawford, trav.-lling agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
orer. 
 
 tfrta 
 
 N>an Hotel. 
 ifCt» 
 
 r. 
 
 itiow. 
 
 «•. 
 
 I'ksinith. 
 
 cr. 
 
 )r. 
 
 rkrr ami gliiss- 
 
 ni-iiiak(T. 
 ntiT. 
 
 rlilc polinhcr. 
 ri'iiiiin lit riiion 
 
 rmrtA. 
 
 f (iiid rniui nmih 
 t:if. 
 
 , lalMirtT. 
 
 ii'Ht»T, widow of 
 
 tffmrtji 
 
 outb tide. 
 
 1.1 irt.st til Surrey 
 
 mini lontnu'tor. 
 I't-lliiig iigciit. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 GEORGE BARKER & CO., 
 
 NO. 40 YONGE 8TREET, TORONTO, ONT.. 
 
 IMPORTRKH or i 
 
 Straw Goods, Crapes, Velvets, Flowers, 
 
 FBATHBRS, LACB OOOD», RIBBONS, 8II.KS, Ac. 
 
 J. SEGS'WORTH, 
 
 IMPORTRR AND MANrrArTURRR OF 
 
 Every Des<*ris)tion of Gold & Silver Watches, Jewellery,' 
 
 IPAXiiJCY «0013e», ^«-.. Ace. 
 
 ALSO MANl'FACn'KKK OK MASONH' JKWKLS AND KMBLKMS. 
 
 Prices and Quality of Goods SECOND TO NONE in thn Dominion. 
 
 trC'allaiidcxaiuiiif HIS FINK ST()(!K nt 113 Vniige, two doon North of Adelaid* 
 Street, EaHt sidt*. 
 
 THOMPSON & ALLE 
 
 BREWERS OF XXX 1>ALE ALE & PORTER, 
 
 EAST END BREWERY, 
 
 Uiver Slre«t, Torontot Ontario. 
 
 ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
 JOHN M. MALONEY, 
 
 81 BAY STREET TORONTO, ONT. 
 
 GKNTI.EMENH' OWN MATKHIAL MAHK VV ON SHoilTKST NOTICK IN THK 
 
 .MO.ST FASHIONAHLK STYLUS. 
 
 A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 RE.FORD & DILLON, 
 
 A XI) 
 
 Wholesale Grocers, 
 
 Nos. 12 & 14 WELLINGTON STKEET EAST, 
 
 Tonoisrxo, oisrx. 
 
 aORRIE & Pi^RISH, 
 
 (FROM JACQUES k HAY,) 
 
 CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, CABINET-MAKERS, &C., 
 
 Shop North-East Comer of Teraiilcy and Hayter Htreets> 
 TOUOISTTO, OITT. 
 
 IV Contracts fur Jobbing punctually attended to. 
 
 T. 
 
 MASrPACTVHK* OK 
 
 Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window Frames, d^c. 
 
 PLANING AND SAWING MILL. 
 
 MMO, MANl'KACTfREU OK 
 
 Lenhardt's Patent Spring Mattrasses, 
 
 The beat and eheaptd ever inventeih 
 
 71 & 73 Adelaide Street West, - - - Toronto, Ont 
 
 d^ 
 
 ^•ff 
 
 @W 
 
 @lr 
 
 JOHN OOLLYEB, 
 
 so, aOLBOHlTE SXI13BET, 
 
 TWO DOORS FROM WKST MARKET SQUARE. 
 
'N, 
 
 ers, 
 
 AST, 
 
 3^, 
 
 ERS, &C., 
 
 • Htreets, 
 
 es, (S(C. 
 
 LL. 
 
 rasses, 
 
 *oronto, Ont 
 
 lRE. 
 
 TOUONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 49 
 
 ^'^] 
 
 te 
 
 St. ytncent HrMt itUeraetU. 
 
 Knox Collcj^c (irouiiilH. 
 Varaiit hitx. 
 Sunn/ Pliicr iitfrrnfrl.t... 
 
 Breadalbano street North side. 
 Commcnctit at Vongi- mul rum west to Surrey 
 
 ' I'liin-. 
 
 1 AlvxHiidt-r Mt Kiiizii', iiortcr. 
 
 3 .loliii F. Ki'iiwii'k, mail aj^riit, (!,\V.H. 
 
 6 K.v. H.nry W. Davi's, 15.1). (llolv 
 
 Tiiiiitv \'\\.) 
 
 7 IWiiianl llaMaii, Si-c. & Traw, Western 
 
 Assunilirc ( '(I. 
 
 V'araiit lots. 
 
 .S7. riinriU slnrl iiUf.rni'dn 
 
 '."iii:iiif lilts. 
 
 Surreij J'/arc hi^rriccta 
 
 Brant itraot East side. 
 
 ComiiiriHi'.i lit. Kiiiij ii-i:st mul rn,is nnrlli la 
 liirh iiioiul. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Adrhiiiti: xlrret in!<riiri/s 
 
 Varant Imuso. 
 
 Varant lots. 
 
 Viinuli'ii slrcrl liitfi'srrfs 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 .likhiiiKiul strtif in/rrsni.'i. 
 
 Brant street West side. 
 
 Commrmes ul Kin'j f' -f uml ndis iinrlh to 
 
 UichiinDid. 
 
 'i ("lias. .Miliott, rail owner. 
 
 " Kolit. Cilisoii, licinian N.i!.!!. 
 
 Vaiant 1 its. 
 8 .lolm Wclsii, liiliortT. 
 
 Na.Mht lot.s. 
 
 AMnutf HlrcH intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hich inoiid xlrci t i ide f suets 
 
 Bright street. 
 Commenci-a ul h'i,i'j mnl runs nui'th to Quccw 
 
 Private ;^ronnils. 
 .loscpli ( ostiniin, liiliorcr. 
 Mrs. .\\\\\ o'Ifoiu'kc, iiiilk\voniiin. 
 Thomas Hopkins, JMliorcr. 
 Vacant lots. 
 (jiuin, street intersect* 
 
 Britain street North side. 
 
 Comuunccs tU fieoi-ije aiui ruTis east to 
 ( 'uridine. 
 
 40 Lewis St»cle, tailor. 
 
 4 
 
 Luiii' intersecta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Private ({I'onniU. 
 
 Britain street South tide. 
 
 t'iimmi neeji at (Uuriie and runs casl lo 
 diiroliue. 
 
 1 Pavid .lolly, caliinct nuikcr. 
 .Sheds. 
 
 \\ 'i'honias (loliert. 
 
 .'i .\lrx:inilei rnrnliiiU, pr' rn maker. 
 11 h'oliert Hunter, slioeir ^ i 
 " r .\rtlnir .lolmson, sliortii I'lur 
 
 Vacant li • 
 1.1 .iohn Collins, l.lack.^ '^'i. 
 17 .Iohn Karx, tailor. 
 10 Vai'ant hnnse. 
 '21 .lames lloilily, ea'']iciu . 
 U;i r Dennis O'llallor-n, lauover. 
 'I'A (Jeor^;t' Watson '-orei' 
 'i.'i David Flack, lu 
 'i'l r S;iniui'l t'liite, lioiler nnikcr. 
 'SI .lolin Cinickstianks, laliorer. 
 
 Viicullt lots. 
 
 .Mrs. .\liri' lionlton. 
 .loliii I'eikins, lioiler nnikur. 
 (ieorp- liof^artli, clerk. 
 Mrs. .\nn N'olil' 
 
 liiini' iutersrrts 
 
 41 Saninel ('niwCortl, Imtcher. 
 
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 :i7 
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 Com 
 
 13.') 
 
 IM 
 i:i7 
 
 139 
 141 
 14:5 
 
 14 ;j 
 i4;{ 
 14. -i 
 147 
 14l» 
 
 1.11 
 IM 
 
 ir..i 
 
 157 
 
 I5y 
 
 IGl 
 
 Brock street East side. 
 
 mevivs (I I Friiiil and. runs north to Queen, 
 
 Private ponnds. 
 Wellingtiiii scpnii'e. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 k'iiiij si reel iiilersccfs 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 -Idchildi' slirel intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 r Veinon l.ee, eoinniis.sion and inovision 
 mercliiint. 
 Daniel Williams, c.induttor, O.T.U. 
 Thomas Patterson, foreman, umchino 
 
 shop. 
 iMr.s. W. V. Paeon, 
 .hunes Widsh, liililder. 
 .Miss (ieorj^'ina llon^'hton. 
 .Mi.ss .\nulia llim;,'liton. 
 .Miss Henrietta Houghton. 
 .Id.scph Marks, locomotive in.spector. 
 dipt. Frctlerick Kneelmld. 
 Theodore Hy. Spencer, Imriistei'. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 (leorge Parker, lahorer. 
 Mrs. (Jeorge .MeConniek. 
 .Iohn Nimmo, news aj^ent. 
 .Miel Willi ock, linilder. 
 .Mrs. .Iohn I'orter, widow. 
 .Iohn Corner, moulder. 
 
60 
 
 C E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 1«3 Peter M. Cudhie, warehousotnan. 
 
 166 Kichiml Hy. Flint, inatliini.'.t. 
 
 167 Cliarlfs I'lickliuni, rar|M"iitor. 
 
 169 John rnti'DioM, K-ndnctor, U.T.U. 
 
 /lima lane iiUeraecth 
 
 Bi'ook itiaet West tide. 
 ComiMMesnI. Front «/"/ nins nuith to IJucm. 
 1 NoitliiTM l^ul«■av Co'h, "Hiccs— FiihI- 
 I'lick \V. CnniliiTliind nmnugtir. 
 Alfred Urunil, inland revmue iU'[iart- 
 nii-iit. 
 
 Wdlinglo)) pliue Inlfrsfcts 
 
 02 Ijewin Mollutt, nuTrliant. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Kiixj Slrf't intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 Salter Vankougliiu't, lianister. 
 
 Atlrlii id'' s/nrt inl'-r.tecis 
 
 120 Josqili HiTilinan, nonduitor, (J.T. H. 
 
 122 CtHorgc F,. Dalliy, wliarfingiT. 
 
 124 John McKi ii/ie. 
 
 128 Aliss Surah Hallow. 
 
 130 William Little, carter. 
 
 132 John Croft, laborer. 
 
 V'ucant lots. 
 
 ■. Camden drift intersecfti 
 
 186 James Cameion, grocer. 
 
 138 .lameH Mi'i>oiini'll, carpenter. 
 
 140 I'honias H^niie.s, caliinet maker. 
 
 142 Henry .Vnie.s, tailor. 
 
 144 James llatiiaway, Imilder. 
 
 146 James Nolan, tiniekee|ier, (I.T.I!. 
 
 1''.8 Thonia.i Brown, engine driver. 
 
 148 Joseph Hrown, lireman, N'.H.C. 
 
 150 Temperance Hall. 
 
 Little llichmond street inlcrsci m 
 
 Bnmiwlok street East side. 
 
 Cmpinences at CuHej/r, aiul rini.i to north rn 
 
 limits. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Bloor street iiUerseits 
 
 Brunswick stroot -West nlde. 
 Vacant lots. 
 William llaiuia, teiiinstcr. 
 rliarles ( Janle, .sheritrs coihstaWe. 
 Thomas Trn.vs, haski'l maker. 
 JaniL-s Mill.-i, sheiiir.s ('onHtatilc. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Blmr street intersects 
 
 Bucbin&n street North side. 
 
 Commrnces at Voinje and ruiis west to 
 
 Teraahy. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 John Shannon, wnla watiT nmnrr. 
 John Hughes, earix-nter. 
 Hear premi'ses. 
 Terdiiley street iiUersceta. 
 
 Buchanan street South side. 
 
 Commences at Vomje and runs west to 
 'J'crauloj. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Heaver Soda Water Works, John Shan- 
 n<in, propiietor. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Teranley street intersects.,., 
 
 Butler street. 
 
 Commences at Major and runs vest tu Hope, 
 No houses. 
 
 Oaer Howel street North side. 
 
 Commences at Colleije Ariinir and runs west 
 til Ihiinmer. 
 
 Entrame to (iirls* Home. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Murray street intersecLt. , 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William Forhcs, builder. 
 iSirs. Loui.sa llurd. 
 
 Caer Howel street South side. 
 
 Commences al Ciilliiji Avenue and ru)is west 
 
 to bummer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 William street intersects 
 
 Vaeant lot. 
 1 H. W. (!oH.sage, brewer. 
 '1 Thomas (iordi>n, eomniissioa niercli't. 
 ti Mrs. Helen Hums. 
 
 4 Thomas .M( Lean. 
 
 5 Alcxandi'r .S<()tt, ma.son. 
 
 5 .I(din I'ricstnian, mercantile agency. 
 
 Dummer street intersecLi 
 
 Camden street- North side. 
 Commences at ISroek and runs west to Brant. 
 
 '2 Janic.i ( 'iimi'roM, grocer. 
 Nacant lot. 
 
 John < 'owlcy, l.iliiirer. 
 
 8 t'hristojihcr I'cid, laborer. 
 
 10 Jlrs. L. Drciina)!. 
 
 "i'l J(din Iniikctt, laborer. 
 
 14 John Ti( unor, bonk aj;ent. 
 
 16 Mrs. Margari't Scutt, boiirding house. 
 
 18 liobcrt .lohnson, coriijuctor (i. T. U. 
 
 20 William Miiiiav, .salesman. 
 
 22 Robert Hell, painter. 
 
 24 John Hmughton, machinist. 
 
 20 John litynohlson, ingiue driver. 
 
liter iiianfr. 
 
 •T. 
 
 ttisfcta. 
 
 uth ilda. 
 
 / runa west to 
 
 >ik.s,.Iolin Shan- 
 /,v 
 
 f'TKfcfH, 
 
 ii.i vfnt to Hope. 
 
 ortb Ilda. 
 
 " dial runs west 
 
 
 outh aide. 
 
 "■ oiui ruHS west 
 
 itrrsecis 
 
 mission nierch't. 
 
 m. 
 
 iiiitilc ugoncy, 
 
 tersecta 
 
 tb siao. 
 
 iH urd to Brant. 
 
 Y. 
 
 nv\: 
 
 r. 
 
 ;<iit. 
 
 liDiiniiii^ liDiihP. 
 
 lutor (.!. T. U. 
 
 iniiin. 
 
 Iiiiii.st. 
 inu driver. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 51 
 
 28 Thnniaa Mell, Hiilfanuin. 
 30 John AniliTson. 
 32 Ocorge Hrcnt, nincliiniHt. 
 34 David Uiiinnay, stone eiitter. 
 36 ('ha.s. Manuel ing, enj{ine driver U.T. 11. 
 38 (ieorp' IdiMMiii'd, iminter. 
 40 k 4U William M.'ll, painter, 
 '* Honjamin Stacoy, o.stler. 
 44 .lames Wat.son. enj^ineer (J. T. U. 
 46 William Mayes, lahorer. 
 " r Kdwanl Spink.s, tailor. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Itrnnt Street infersecln 
 
 Oamdsn street -South aide. 
 
 CommcncrH at lii-.k and nin.i trcul to Ilrant. 
 
 7 Mrs. Fanny V'erriill. 
 
 .Thomas Dilwurtli, lahoriT. 
 Henry. I, Mdleiny, teamster. 
 Hohert (irinsteail, gardener. 
 Alexander Means, lila<'ksndtli 
 Vacant house. 
 David .Sullivan, tireman X. I!. <'. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 .Tames Siiearman, en},'iiM er (I. T. U. 
 Mrs. Kli/jilteth Metcalle, provisions. 
 Thomas O'Ciiiiiior, milkman. 
 Mrs. .laiK' f'lnriiii. 
 r .lames Ifn'iMitt, l.dinrer. ♦ 
 Vacant lot. 
 37 .lohii hca, Idacksmith. 
 39 Fredk W. Hayley, hatter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Brirnt ulnrt inlersfcfn 
 
 9 
 
 11 
 13 
 16 
 
 21 
 
 27 
 29 
 31 
 33 
 
 Oarlton atreot North aide. 
 
 Comnunces at i'lmgr mid iiins cunt to Par- 
 I id nil nt. 
 Rear premises. 
 Lnni' Inffrsrrfs 
 
 2 Kev. O. A. Ma'iintt, pastor of Alexan- 
 der St. IViptist Ch. 
 10 Williiiiii II. Diiiisiiaugh, dmggist. 
 12 John Bain, barrister. 
 14 Hohert ii.'ildwin. 
 It5 tJeor^?.' Wightman, Hour and jircxluec 
 
 liroker. 
 18 .lames |{. Ityan, hardware nu'rehant. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 22 1{. (i. Anderson, late teller Hank U.C. 
 24 Mrs, ('. .McAithuv, wid. olMohn. 
 30 .\nliionv Mlaclil'dnl, lioots and shoes. 
 8« Williani Walker, mcnhaiit tailor. 
 38 0. W. Dunn, hoop skirt manfr. 
 
 40 Frecl. ( 'larke, Hochcster shoe store. 
 42 Richard t'ntliliert, 1 klmidcr. 
 
 " Mi.s.se^ S. & .1. I'lithlH-rt, drc.ssmakei-s. 
 4'J r '"'harles I*. Hockiiill, drng<,'ist's a.s.sist. 
 r .Mrs. .Skaith, wid. olJohn. 
 
 41 Thomas A. Hry.c, (iraninuir school 
 
 teacher. 
 
 46 Joseph Harris, tailor. 
 Vacant lotH. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Alexander ( 'anu-ron, haraater. 
 Andrew N. Mnell, nuister in Clmneery. 
 
 48 
 f)0 
 58 
 64 
 
 68 
 
 70 
 74 
 
 218 
 22G 
 
 248 
 254 
 25ti 
 258 
 200 
 266 
 
 ■lair 's Scott, dry goinls merchant. 
 
 Williani Spread. 
 
 John Uains. sec. Home District Mutual 
 
 Fire Insurance ('om|iany. 
 .lohn I'aterson, hardware inurehant. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Jnrvis street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 liiv. Dr. Adam Lillie, principal Con- 
 
 grej^atioiial I'oUege. 
 Kev. John McCaul, D.I)., President 
 
 I'niversity College. 
 Home wood I'ark. 
 n. Homer Dixon, eonsul-gen. tor the 
 
 N'i'th(!rla',ids. 
 William HiggiiiH, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jidin Foggin. 
 
 Sherlioiiriie street intersects 
 
 Yueant lota. 
 
 Bhekcr slreit intersects 
 
 St. I'eter's Church. 
 
 Allan .Me!.ean Howard, clerk Division 
 
 Court. 
 Francis Hiehardson. 
 Afr.Uitlion street intersects 
 
 Vac. tut lots. 
 James McC.. Kidlev, clerk U. C Hank, 
 ("apt. Chariest;. Fortier, ins. agt. 
 Clia.s. W. i'atersoii, barrister, 
 .lohn Miijo'-, clerk. 
 
 .\iidrew Kutlierford, hardware mercht. 
 Capl. .loiin Douglas. 
 I'll rl ill iit'-iit strtct intersects 
 
 Carlton Street South aide. 
 
 Commences nt Vonije mid runs east to Par- 
 lia/ncnt. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 1 Agnes .M( licUaii, wid. of Malcolm. 
 3 Kolicit Tca.sdiill, clerk. 
 5 llciiry Hrowiilce, dcrk. 
 7 Catharine Nut hall, wid. of Wm. M. 
 Vacant lots. 
 21 Mary A. Mus.son, will, of William. 
 
 Vncaut lots. 
 31 Jidm l.e.slie, commercial traveller. 
 33 John T. Shapter, druggist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 41 Janu's Dully, hotel. 
 
 cliiirrli ttreet intersects 
 
 ]{ear prcmi,ses. 
 
 /yoc in'ii's'cfs 
 
 43 r Win. Mnir, tailor. 
 
 rti.'o. UichanLsoii, laborer. 
 
62 
 
 C. E. ANDEIISON <^ ro. H 
 
 \"i 
 
 48 r Will. Roin'r, c«rpciit«T. 
 
 45 Sanih (i.iulntuiii-, wid. of John. 
 47 Charlfs AiixhwH, lulM/nr. 
 
 49 Sainiii'l C'lmnt"T, . 4ii|M'nt<T. 
 
 •• Eli/iiliitR WiiiiUor, wid. of Hol»t. 
 
 Heur jiniMiin's. 
 69 .lauies Fnui<in, fon-innii Pulilic WoikM. 
 
 Mulutil sirfl lii/rrsirtii 
 
 61 Ah'XHii.l.T Mt:Niil>l>, iM>lir.' iiiiifiistriitf. 
 iMiac (.'. (tilnior, iiisiirHiu'i- ii^i-iit. 
 
 Jarri.i itlrft iiilirtecU 
 
 Viuiint lots. 
 Toronto Hoitii ultiinil (iiinlens. ) 
 Thomas TilliimM,Kiii(lfiicr. 'i 
 
 Shtrhunnve street inlfmcili* — 
 
 Vacniit lotH. 
 149 (.'athfriiif SulUvmi, wid. Augu.stus IJ. 
 
 Seatim slrrH intfrnecU 
 
 Vai'iiiit lot. 
 223 William .IiiiiHsoii, ntind. 
 
 Varaiit lot.s. 
 227 Churlfs Dully, Imt. Ii.t. 
 229 Isaac T. U-wis, dnij;ffi»t. 
 
 McMithim strcft intt rsectn 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 239 lialph Nichol.son. 
 241 (Jcorgc V. McKcnmc. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 2A7 CaptAin iiolicrt, insurance agent. 
 260 Thoiuiw Itrunskill, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lotN, 
 
 rariioHuiU street intemects 
 
 CaroUna itreet East ilds. 
 
 CotnMnur.i at the Jlaif mul runs north to 
 
 Qiieeu Eiist. 
 
 Vacant lotH. 
 
 I'tdnrf alrett iiU<'rsfi-t» 
 
 Wood yanl. 
 L(tnr in trrsrcis 
 
 26 Janie.s Hcrson, jiork liutcht!r. 
 " r John Dorccv, labonr. 
 37 John Terry.' 
 
 Kiiuj ntrttt interstcta 
 
 Vacant houw. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Dukt street interseets 
 
 Vacant Int. 
 
 76 liridK«t Hums, washerwoman. 
 
 *• David lii'wi.s, lalwrer. 
 
 '• Peter Evan.s, lalionr. 
 Law intfrseda 
 
 79 John Ma^iirc, tailor. 
 
 81 Jainea Aikins, wool merchant. 
 
 Ihuhtaa street intertecU 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 89 Thomas Knowlton, tailor. 
 91 Denis liynch, tailor. 
 9;{ Patrick Murpliy, luhorer. 
 its Patrick Itatl lord, laliorer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 103 Miss Sarah .Smyth. 
 105 William Lemon, ptrdener. 
 
 107 Samm-1 Lovevs, I t-liuilder. 
 
 109 t'luirlcH W li, laliorer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Queen street inlersrcLn.,, 
 
 30 
 3-2 
 34 
 30 
 
 Carolina itreet West side. 
 
 Vominenci s nt the llaij and rutia north to 
 tjiieen Knut. 
 
 .lolin I'isken, oil nn-rchant. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Pd/iiee stvet interseets 
 
 26 iiichanl Arda;;h. 
 
 28 Thomas Hunt. 
 
 " (Jeorjjc \'(iun;;, jsirter. 
 
 Mrs. Kli/a .Mit.hell. 
 
 John Morton, ex press driver. 
 
 Patrick Conway, laborer. 
 
 Jo^ lio^'ei-s, lulsirer. 
 
 K in IJ street in tersects 
 
 Timothy 0'I,eftry, tinsmith. 
 
 TciTv's hiiy sheds. 
 46 Mrs. Naiuy \Vrij,'hf, dressmaker. 
 " r .lames Kawtlmrn, chandler. 
 48 .lolm 'J', ('uhitt, eiifjincer. 
 60 '.iseph (ierejiux, Idacksmitli. 
 
 William Kin>;sli,'rry, laborer. 
 
 .lames Kidil, painter. 
 
 Daniel KiiM, ]>ainter. 
 
 James I'eaeock, I'ity pxpresii. 
 
 l)iike street intersects 
 
 N'acant lots. 
 t!eorf»e Holiert.son, miw-maker. 
 Mrs. Mary Mair>ne. 
 William FariMihar, stone-cutter. 
 James Ifoss, M. D. 
 William Uoss, cur|)cnt»T. 
 (!eor;^e Muriay, carter. 
 John Alton, I'arver and «ilder. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 J Uichrss street interseeta 
 
 88 James King, jjrocer. 
 90 .lames Sullivan, shoenuiker. 
 92 Thomas Kyan, carter. 
 94 Joseph KJwards, soap nuinufuuturer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Britain street intenecU 
 
 98 Hugh It. Taylor, tavern. 
 100 Samuel Crawford, butcher. 
 102 Henry Jordan, laborer. 
 
 62 
 .11 
 
 70 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 
 78 
 80 
 
 84 
 
ilor. 
 riT. 
 
 iliT. 
 
 •Hit. 
 
 iiiililcr. 
 
 rsfct.i. 
 
 It tide. 
 
 il ruiu north to 
 
 iimt. 
 
 rsfcft. 
 
 Iiivfr. 
 
 ■IT. 
 
 '.tfClS. . 
 
 iinitli. 
 
 Iri'ssinakcr. 
 riilltT. 
 
 iiT. 
 
 usniitli. 
 lalior(!r. 
 
 x|)r»'s«. 
 
 'Sfrt.i .. 
 
 '-maker. 
 iiic-cHtter. 
 
 • T. 
 
 1 K>l*ler. 
 
 iikcr. 
 
 iiiiiiiufuuturiT. 
 
 Tsrctt . 
 
 n. 
 
 her. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRFX'TOUY. 
 
 68 
 
 104 Th<>mH.M Mitclicll, tiiiHinith. 
 
 lOfl John Ford, liiliornr. 
 
 108 Will. Slir|.|.ar.l, mail rlprk 0. T. IJ. 
 
 110 Mii'liiii'l hiiTfll, NlDVc-niDUiiti'r. 
 
 11*2 Williiim Clyiif, giDicr. 
 
 <^ueeii Htrrrt inltrsfcts 
 
 Catherine street. 
 
 A rmUinuitllod i<f Uuhmitwl s!re«( iceai oj 
 ' hter. 
 
 Itear {irunii.'^L'fl. 
 I'rivut") j;i'iiuiiils. 
 
 Nucaiit Idts. 
 281 .Iiiiiu'.H Connor, wutcliiiiiUi. 
 283 Viiriitit lioUNc. 
 285 Miithiml Miiipli.v. 
 " Mrs. Siiruli lilooiuor. 
 " T. A. M l.tMii, luiristfr. 
 " A. O. MiLfun, Iwiriutcr. 
 
 
 Cecil strbot North lide. 
 
 Coininitnrr.i nl SjuiiliiM Avniiii' iiml rmn east 
 III /i' ii/irtr, 
 
 Vmant lotn. 
 /tiirnn siri'fl iiilrrni'd.i 
 
 Vmaiit lot«. 
 Henry T. Inci', luiriistrr, &o. 
 Vh( ant lotH. 
 
 BewrUij nfrrnt inlfrin'l.^ 
 
 Viiiaiit lotH. 
 
 llenfnw nfr-'il in/frnrrl.i 
 
 Cecil atroot South side. 
 
 ComuuHo.i (it Spiulii'ii. AtviiHi' ami ruHS fast 
 fii Itinifrew, 
 
 Vacant lof.-i. 
 
 hi ''on Htrfcl intimrrtii 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Henry Cl.ukc, lalmrcr. 
 
 \'aiiint loti. 
 
 Peverlrtf slrcvt intrrsfets 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Hnfre w si rrH iiUcrsects, 
 
 Ced.ir street North side. 
 
 Commnicfs af Dundos sirrrt mid runs UY.it to 
 Dover Courl Ituwl. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 64 Jeremiali Conrtin, laliorcr. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Dovrr Court llmut iittfriu'fU 
 
 Cedar street South side. 
 
 Commences at Dimdiu street and runs vest to 
 JJover Court Jioad. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 27 Vai/aiii house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 33 I'atrick Hinl, laliorcr. 
 
 Vaci.nt lots. • 
 4.'f ■loliii <)'|)oiioui(li, lalioivr. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 CI Patrick .Muipliy, laliorcr. 
 5.'> Tatrick l.vncli, lather. 
 61 I'atriek Carroll, lather. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 6.1 Michael Kennedy, lalM)ipr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Dover Court Jloud intersccU,, 
 
 Centre street East side. 
 
 Cnmmenri'H iil Osi/imhIi' and rinis north to 
 
 i'ltlti'iji- nriuiui' lituf. 
 
 Itear |iremi.scs. 
 7 Mn. Jane Ship. 
 
 Lune intersrels 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 11 .lolin (lowaril, iriiif^e maker. 
 13 Andrew t'owcr, teacher, 
 l.'i .Mrs. .lames ( 'arioll. 
 17 Mrs. iMary l>onohoni(h. 
 
 19 Alexander Main, lahonr. 
 
 21 Andri'W Sinclair, liriMslinishcr. 
 
 23 Mi-s. Miiiy .McClii.sky. 
 
 25 .lohii Ihiiiii, laliorcr. 
 
 27 .lames .Milliifaii, hrewer. 
 
 20 (Jeoi-^c lloss, lirooinmaker. 
 31 KdwanI I<<iaii, laliorei. 
 
 33 Henry Ward, laliorcr. 
 33 r Mrs. .Inlia Howard. 
 ;i.'» Mrs. Mar;,'arct W.itkiii.s. 
 JJ.*! r .Mexandcr 'rhomiison, culiinot maker. 
 37 .lames Id nnett, tailor. 
 Vacant lot. 
 4.1 Vacant house. 
 AU .Mrs. .Mary Coiilson. 
 47 William Willard, cariicnter. 
 47i .lames (iohl, car|M'nter. 
 49 Andrew (Jarland, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 63 .\ndre\v Wilkinson, (col). 
 65 .\ndrew /ears, cif^armaker. 
 
 Andrew Millar, cari^ntor. 
 
 Mrs. Anna Aueliinclosii. 
 
 Holwrt |)on(ivan, tailoi'. 
 
 Kdward Myers, (col), .aijitiiter. 
 
 69 
 61 
 63 
 65 
 67 
 
 Patrick (''Uricn, shucuiaker. 
 674 Mrs. Arnold. 
 C Henry Humnlirey, cari«'riti'r. 
 7i Mrs. Anne I'olson. 
 73 Tliomiis Wilson, tailor. 
 75 Thoma.s (Jorley. 
 
 Aijni's street intersects..,. 
 
 77 John I)a\v.soi), grocer. 
 
 79 Thomas Harding, machinist. 
 
54 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 81 Alexander Crawford, clerk, O.T.R. 
 83 Kichard Keiirm-y, lul.iiKt iiiuk«^r. 
 85 Mrs. Siiruh buiglicad. 
 87 Williiiiu Httwlin, mriientiT. 
 89 'Williuiii lIuHKcy, rliniriiiukiT. 
 91 Clmrli'H iMartiii, sliooiiiikfr. 
 93 Williiini NfUon, liarlit-r. 
 95 Mrs. Marpin-t llniniltoii. 
 VHciint Idtv. 
 105 Thomns liiiliinKoii, rartcr. 
 Itnir iinniiHt'M. 
 
 XttHC inleraect: 
 
 109 John I^rkin. 
 
 Vacant lutn. 
 Hear iiifniiiics. 
 
 Kim street iiUersecls 
 
 licar jiri'miHi"*. 
 125 .loha Dunn, inouldrr. 
 
 (ii'oijji' Suiiinit'rH, iur|iejifcr, 
 
 .Mrn Kli/.u Hif.'^'in.'i. 
 
 MrH, .liiiii' Clemy 
 
 ■lolin Anii'M, NiKK-niakcr. 
 
 Mtn. Sliiiw. 
 
 .lolin (IjIiIhimm, l»l><ir<>r. 
 
 ■lolin Ciniiti'iiiiy, laliort-r. 
 
 .lorn |ili lluli'N, tiiilor. 
 
 .Iiilin KIlix, taiMHT. 
 
 .lanifs Zi'll'di'il, tiirnri'. 
 
 'I'lioniiiH Mackctt, lalMiirr. 
 
 .Iiilin If. Kciii|i, Nlioi'itiakcr. 
 
 .lanii-H KlliotI, Hour inK|K-i'tur. 
 
 Siiniui'l Cli-ary, tar|H-iiter. 
 
 .Iiilin .Mi'-liaii, iuiiiiri-r. 
 
 •Fiilin SjiixiniT. iMilii'i'iiiaii. 
 
 MfN. .XiurKitnt NV'fleli. 
 
 Itrilii'i'i Hull liiii'ton, )H)rtfr. 
 
 .li>N4>|ih Tli<irogoi,t|, liilxiri'r. 
 
 ■laini'H Walton, Ntoni-uuisori. 
 
 Varant Ihminc. 
 
 .lariu'jt .MiMMiie, nirpi'ntor. 
 
 Vacant Iidumc. 
 
 .Iani('!i Kavnua^li. 
 
 .Iiinatlian HIack, |ii'int)>i'. 
 
 (ii'oi|{i' Ijiilihy, carpiMitiT. 
 
 ilaiiii'it Macrae, (■ar|M"iti'r. 
 
 .luntcs Kuilonp, ah .^ki-r. 
 
 Mra. Klhii Dunn. 
 
 .laincii Wlii'clt'r, {itt\.), lalioror. 
 
 ('liarlcn AHhliy. 
 
 ■iiilin W. Itrown, Nlunnuiki i. 
 
 .lolin Wathon, clock clcHiK-i-. 
 
 JitnieH Kolili, fjrocciicx uiid jiroviHionn. 
 
 < 'hri»ti>/)lier ninrl iiil<'i»ect^ 
 
 770 ThoniBH HcrtraFn, tavern, 
 
 liSI ItolM-rt Wcldi. 
 
 IHH Hi'iijaniin (iroaa, (col.), cmik. 
 
 187 Maria Kenny, (col.) 
 
 189 ''Iniatian Moaiio\v.s, cuj^ravrr, 
 
 191 (JforKo Hail, travelling agent. 
 
 101 r Oeorge Virg<i, lalMut-r. 
 
 lOa Mni. .Sarah Hicliards. 
 
 19ii r Uolx'.t lii-nuedy, lirickluyer. 
 
 187 
 
 120 
 
 131 
 
 1.33 
 
 135 
 
 135 I 
 
 135 r 
 
 137 
 
 139 
 
 141 
 
 143 
 
 143 r 
 
 145 
 
 147 
 
 14!) 
 
 151 
 
 :51 r 
 
 151 
 
 161 r 
 
 163 
 
 LW 
 
 167 
 
 169 
 
 Itil 
 
 Iri.S 
 
 165 
 
 167 
 
 169 
 
 169 r 
 
 171 
 
 171 
 
 173 
 
 175 
 
 177 
 
 196 I>swiH French, laborer. 
 
 197 Kichard Wallace, tobacco factory. 
 199 Henry Hichardson, lalK)rer. 
 
 2U1 John How lex, (co].), whitewaaber. 
 'I0?i JaincH Jacoliy, |ilastcrer. 
 205 JanicH 'riiompson, hil«)rcr. 
 207 lioliert Carlton, grocer. 
 209 I'aton Lucan, Mat k.sniitli. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 213 Olivir .lackmin, laborer. 
 •_15 William Coulter, baker. 
 218 (leorge DiifluH. niouhb-r. 
 
 Vaiant lot. 
 221 JoHcjih Wilson, laborer. 
 •/ (•(■// lie .it reef in lersectx 
 
 10 
 12 
 14 
 16 
 
 16 
 
 20 
 22 
 24 
 26 
 
 28 
 
 Centre itreet West sldD. 
 
 Commences ut (hgaode lloli and rum iiorth 
 tit Avenue /Mne. 
 
 Rear prcniisJ'H. 
 
 lM»e iiUer»eii» 
 
 John K. Ibitlcr, waiter. 
 
 Kolicrt riiillips, wbitewasher. 
 
 Hichard iliii^liton, •■otmakcr. 
 
 Janu'N Ml Calluiu, iiainti i. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 .lanicH .Mann, sailor. 
 
 Wni. (iilley, boot and Mhoiniuker. 
 
 Holici't hciiy, lihheiinan. 
 
 lliclianl iJcll, ^,'roccr. 
 
 bichaul l''incli, lalM)rer. 
 
 .Mrs. .Margaret l.'aillcy, widow. 
 " John Mooi'c, cabinet inakcr. 
 " Frcdi'iii-k llivius, hostler. 
 " r Joseph I Iiay, laborer. 
 34 and 36 Wni. liaitrani, carter. 
 34 r .lohn Ibmssey, laborer. 
 38 r Itcnjaniin Clieadle, blacksmith. 
 " r Thomas Whitilmk, laborer. 
 " r I'atiii'k Kane, Ixiot and shoenuikur. 
 " I l>a\iil Itciliam, groci r. 
 40 .iohn <ii'ttuni, cabin* t-inaker. 
 42 Patrick .M.(.iuick, tinsmith. 
 
 .\nilrc\v Thompson, barber. 
 
 I*. CaniH II, coacliiiian. 
 
 Wii Coihriiii, carter. 
 
 William Iteale, bootmaker. 
 
 Henjamin !)aliiicy, tobacco- worker, 
 
 Zacaiiiili Ksiicsa, waiter. 
 
 Henry Dabney, toliac(o- worker. 
 
 O. ('.O'llaia, tobacco-worker. 
 
 Itiehaiil Ibevi s, gioeer. 
 
 William Wilson, sailninker. 
 
 Heiiiy tbiins, sailor. 
 
 Thonius Uowland, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Henry (Jaskin, carpenter. 
 
 Mrs. !<arall .lolies. 
 70 and 72 William Conway, laborer, 
 72 r William Maxwell, painter. 
 74 William lirown, waiter. 
 70 Janies Coleman, laborer. 
 
 44 
 
 46 
 48 
 52 
 54 
 
 « t 
 
 66 
 
 It 
 
 68 
 
 62 
 • < 
 
 64 
 
 70 
 72 
 
ceo factory. 
 IxinT. 
 
 Iiiti-waalicr. 
 •I. 
 
 ith. 
 
 ■r. 
 ■r. 
 
 r. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 55 
 
 
 Bt ildn. 
 <in(l ruiis iturth 
 
 •M. 
 
 •r. 
 
 iitiiiiikiT. 
 
 III. I. 
 
 i Nli(i(iimki'i'. 
 
 Hll. 
 
 L-r, 
 
 I', widdw. 
 
 riiakrr. 
 
 Il.r. 
 
 I'lirtiT. 
 
 IT. 
 
 iii'ksiiiilli. 
 
 lIliHl'l-. 
 
 Ill sliiii'iuukur. 
 
 r. 
 
 -iiiiikt'i'. 
 
 iiiiitli. 
 
 iiiIht. 
 
 lakiT. 
 Iiarcd-worker. 
 
 tiT. 
 
 ■o\vi>rk<-r, 
 i-woikcr. 
 r. 
 linker. 
 
 OIT. 
 
 tt'i-. 
 
 )•, liibortT, 
 
 Illrr. 
 
 ir. 
 ur. 
 
 78 William WiliinmH, Inljorcr. 
 80 .Tolin l.yiirli, Nliovmukcr. 
 Hear invmise.s. 
 
 AijHfx s(rfH intersects 
 
 Hear itri'iiiiHcx. 
 .loliii Vi!i/ri-, iiiiintor. 
 .IdIiii WilsDii, HliDPiimkiT. 
 Saiiiui'l Ki'iiicy, laliiiirtiiiakor. 
 
 Walter (i llimly, eliajr-iiiakor. 
 
 I'alriik <i>iiiim, eartt-r. 
 (ieoi'f^e Itace, lalxirer. 
 .hinuH Suiter, ttmmster. 
 
 Ktlicinul street iittfrsects,.... 
 
 88 
 90 
 02 
 04 
 96 
 1(8 
 100 
 
 120 
 
 12« 
 
 Vaeaiit IdtH. 
 101 Henry I'cuiiitl, plasterer. 
 
 Vueallt lots. 
 108 .Idllll FllIteKtoli, eoiuluetor. 
 110 .liilili .MeDoiiaH. Hliiieiiiaker. 
 112 .lolili Hull, ear|ie|iter. 
 IH .lames llumpliiey, eoo]K'r. 
 lUl .Idllll pay lie, liliwer. 
 118 William llerwdoil, tailor. 
 
 .lames liiirrows, |.dlieeman. 
 
 .Misses ISlaek, seamstresses. 
 
 'lames Davis, wa;;dii maker. 
 
 Jdliii lEdbiiiHdii, {^'I'lieer. 
 
 Jilm street interseets 
 
 l{ear premises. 
 132 I'etei llewall, |Kilieemnn. 
 1311 Hdliert I.eitll, pdlire Ner^jeailt. 
 13tl Daniel .Scott, lidokkeiper. 
 
 Vai'atit Idt. 
 140 .Idsejih .Murpliy, Iniisli -maker, 
 142 •Idhii .Vueliliieldss, lalHirer. 
 144 ('liarles Stewart, a^'eiit. 
 
 '• .lames l.iiiedlti. >\\i^i'limaii <•. T. 1!. 
 14(1 Mrs. Sarali l.aekie, widow. 
 14tl4 Kilwanl I'iirier, Imlelier. 
 148 (iPorKe < 'aitei', li.iilH-r. 
 160 William <'j»iter, lai neuter. 
 \f)'i Mrs. .lemiiiia t'i>nie(l, widow. 
 l.'!4 l!ii liard llewat. >{i'iter. 
 *• r .Idllll Kllidti, mailile workfr. 
 " r .'Samuel Ifeed, lalxirer. 
 lUI) Mat hew KavamiKli, .slidcmaker. 
 Mil liael \\''.e',iil, masiili. 
 (ieo. |{. Y i;, jiailiter. 
 .laiiii'H Wiley, lull kluyer. 
 
 Vaeaiit ldt«. 
 Hiiliard I'ltz^erald, Mawy(*r. 
 .Idllll l!"j.'ers, Hid. ir. 
 VHialit liulise, 
 170 .loliii l.ydard, laltorer. 
 172 .laines Ciiitiss, Iniiklayer. 
 174 .Idllll MetJinley, luiltir. 
 171} .Idllll Smith, tdliai I'd-wiirkor. 
 178 .lames .Milehell, waiter. 
 180 Krain is Ihittery, lalmier. 
 182 .luin<>H Thiimiisdii, wliitcvvanlitfr. 
 184r.l<ili)i llreeii, laliorer. 
 184 .lames CdM^rdve, laliorer, 
 1844 Kdmuiid Smith, laliorer. 
 
 \t>H 
 160 
 162 
 
 IflC 
 168 
 
 186 
 
 Win. Sjx'tiep, grocer. 
 l.'hnstiiit/ier xtrret inlerteets. 
 
 188 Alfx. Dally, grocer. 
 
 190 Vacant ImuHc. 
 
 192 MrM. Smith. 
 
 194 .lames I'asedo, tailor. 
 
 196 (iCdi-Ke KeariileV, Jihwtcrer. 
 
 198 Mrs. .Surah Malialley. 
 
 Vacant lot.^. 
 202 Michael (!. Casliman, liriMini-inakcr. 
 204 Kdwaid Farn II, laliorer. 
 206 l,ewi« Wills, shdemakcr. 
 208 .lacdli Waters, wliitewaHlier. 
 210 .lames Wasliin^tdn, waiter. 
 
 Vueallt Idtx. 
 216 .Tames Waters, whitewuHhnr. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 220 K. llarriii, l.ilidier. ^ 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 226 Will. Sutdille, groci-r. 
 
 iremie lAinr interseets 
 
 Central lane Eut fttda. 
 
 Cinmnencen nl Kdf^ir.l mui nini lo Kim strut 
 west, 
 
 Vic ant IdtH. 
 4 Kdward Harris, waiter. 
 6 .lereiiii.ih Malldliev, lalnirer. 
 8 Tutiick Karrel, laliorer. 
 
 Elm street inlerfels, 
 
 Oantral lane Weit ildo. 
 
 Cummeiicei <il Kifii'iint uiul runs north to Klin 
 street west. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 3 .lames Weir, painter. 
 
 6 .Mired llammnnd, liaker. 
 
 It ( i, "I ii(;e ( 'lipping, car|M.iiter. 
 
 7 .Idlin Shai kletdii, varniHher. 
 
 I) William IJiaiiigaii, tidiucco cuttor. 
 KIni street inlerseets 
 
 'Change al'.ey Euat ttda. 
 
 Commenrrs It' Wi-lliiiqina eustaiul ritnsnorth 
 til Kiinj, 
 
 Mark .Sfdomoii, cigani and tobacco, 
 
 I 'iilliiirni- street iiitirieets 
 
 Thomas CiittcU, A; .Sun, lM>uk and job 
 
 print-ix. 
 Kdward ('iirrie, iinMehaiil. 
 loilit. M'Tliail, piiblislii.raiidHtutinnpr. 
 
 Kiiiij street iiilei sects 
 
 'Change Alley -Weit ildo. 
 
 (yOiHrneneei lU H'eUiinjtim rust and rum north 
 
 to King. 
 
 \ Kxchangi* buildingn. 
 
66 
 
 C. E, ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Patrick l\oy]o, wlltor niid jiropi ietor, 
 
 Irish ('nniuliini. 
 EUwunl Nantoii, broker. 
 
 Volhorne slnrt inltrmin 
 
 liOmlfr IViittiiij; oflicp. 
 Jost'iiliTii.vhir, liin-taker, LfiidfrhwWl- 
 
 Kinfj Mrctt inierBfcU 
 
 Oharlsi «trMt Nortb side. 
 Oommtneeii at Vmiijf mid runn rant ^> .VA«-- 
 
 Koar prniiiacH. 
 
 /</("■' lilt'' I. If I'll. 
 
 6 Thoiiios Foril. .slioiMiiikitr. 
 • Kreo riVNliytpriiiii rlaircli. 
 20 .Fniiii H.Nif. ^».('., l.iirri.ster. 
 28 Hfiirv Noilludtf, .siirvityor. 
 Vacant lots, 
 
 Ch urch .'Iro't intfi-.n^ct*. 
 
 — Kt'b, tailor. 
 •8 John |{o)<)M>t, crockery iiicn-liHiit. 
 70 Williiiin .S|iai|M', carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hob<>rt liiiiiiNey, nIiol<-»alf provision 
 ileuler. 
 
 Vncaiit lots. 
 
 ./(I rvi» sirfi'l iuUrnedit , . 
 
 Vftcunt lotH. 
 
 ••• (koriji' utrirl i'/i/i'/'.«iv/.< 
 
 Viieuiit lots, 
 ituar preniiNCH. 
 
 Slifihoiirnc slrrii iii/'ryfi-t.l 
 
 Oliarlea itreet Sou lb aid*. 
 
 Commmcrs at yiiiiijr kiuI i-im.s taU to Shn- 
 
 bourne. 
 
 Hear iireiiii-^s. 
 
 Vwimt loljt. 
 ChiirleH ra^e, (lryKo,Hls nierclmut. 
 
 ViicanI lotH. 
 Freilerick K. J. Fell, printer, 
 •lanicij ilitlcH, cutter. 
 
 Vacant lotN. 
 Vhu rch Html in ler^<-cti 
 
 Hear |ireiniHeN, 
 
 Vai'alit IiiJH. 
 William liorion, biiiliici. 
 
 Vuciint lots. 
 
 .JarviJi nfrret inttrsfi'ts 
 Vacant l«tx. 
 
 ■ fhurije itrret iti/frsfctn. . . , 
 
 Kfur prmniM^H. 
 
 Vacant lot!*. 
 aherbmtrne Mrert inUrsfrit. 
 
 
 OharlM itrttat. 
 
 CmniiifnrfS al Henrlri/ mid runs v%tt to 
 S/mdiiia Artnuf, 
 
 Ucur prt'iiiiflea. 
 
 Lane iidrrnfetn 
 
 ){oln>rt iSpratt, Hour ileiiler, etc. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Cbarlei ttreot Boat North atdo. 
 
 Oouiwfiuea id Ihrliiiuwnt n,id ntiui east to 
 rii.slt'rn timih. 
 
 Viicaht lot.i. 
 William Kin;.', Imtclnr. 
 
 \'iicant lots, 
 r Thomas Wheeler, eiijfniver. 
 Vacant lotN. 
 AVillium Wal.sh, liruNhmiikitr. 
 
 Va<ant lotiH. 
 
 Huuuu'h glifet iithrsfcl.i 
 
 Vacant lot8 to end. 
 
 Charles itreet Eaat South iida. 
 
 (hmhu'inrx al I'lir/iinin nt unii riiH-i east lo 
 
 riin/i-rii /iiiiUti, 
 
 Vuiant lota. 
 
 .lolm McKee, carpenter. 
 
 Vaciint lot.H. 
 John F.. H. Suiith, cleik IlursHr's oftiw. 
 
 I'iif .stnr/ iiili rutria 
 
 Kcnr pntmisciq. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jfihn Taylor, l.hi'kiri^ maker. 
 Hear prcmLscN. 
 
 Snmiiih slmi intrritfctx 
 
 Vacant IdIm to emi. 
 
 (Jharlei street West North Sida. 
 VmHmeucts at K^lfur sirrel and r»»w vrat to 
 CniiiMinit'H Law 
 Vacant lot. 
 rt lloiiorah Ml Kerney, UM.Hlier>vonian. 
 H (orm lius Cni^liton, lal>orer. 
 10 Matthian .Mclm-rucy, calt-drivur. 
 Hear premi»eft. 
 
 IkniiHtn AiVitutintrrMfti, 
 
 |{ear premiseN. 
 2« I'atri.k I'ody, Kwitdimnn, (i,T.«. 
 i;8 |)avid .Simji.Mon, madiiniht. 
 yo Itolicrt Itisdop, conductor <i.T,R. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 M Ann Fee. 
 
 as Kdwiinl HoHcli, laliorer. 
 Lmif inli rmwls 
 
 40 ChHrh'H Oallanher, hrakeman N.K.C. 
 42 Kdwurd Kidney, luakcmun N.K.t.'. 
 
 Vucunt lot.i. 
 4G John Kittwn, eariifutur. 
 
 
i runs v%ft ti> 
 
 fn 
 
 'IlliT, ftr. 
 
 forUi ildo. 
 
 I ltd ntim east to 
 
 I. 
 
 r. 
 
 ■avor. 
 
 ii)tik«ir. 
 
 '■III. 
 
 outh tido. 
 
 nd runi fast to 
 
 ■*vVjr 
 
 iiiukcr. 
 
 frso'i'.i . 
 
 ml. 
 
 )rtli Side. 
 
 (nd now vrst to 
 
 II 111' 
 
 .iislii'nvoiimii, 
 I "Her. 
 iil>(liivur. 
 
 rrsrHi, 
 
 .n. (i.T.U. 
 
 liht. 
 
 orU.T.R. 
 
 ikiniaii N.K.C'. 
 iiiiin U.H.C. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 67 
 
 Maria street intersects 
 
 VllCIUlt lotH. 
 
 Cruirk^hiiiik's Lane inh-rsect.^ . 
 
 Oharlei itreet Weat South tide. 
 
 Coiiuiicuic.s (il Estlur atrii-t mid runs west to 
 
 ( 'riilrLn/iiiiik's Lniie. 
 
 Varaiit lots. 
 
 1 (t('or),'f .M(.'Kfii/ir liilidrer. 
 
 2 Ann (laniix't, dmrwoinan. 
 
 3 Hri.lK<'t M.Miiiin. 
 
 6 Miiliiii'l Ciillston, liilmrcr. 
 
 7 .liilin I 'liirk, stili-.snian. 
 
 9 I'liiiili'M Dcvi'y, salcNiimn, 
 Varant lots. 
 Hfar jirfini.sos. 
 . .Pill isoii A mnue intersects 
 
 Roar pri'inisi'Jt. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 81 littiijaniin Hills, I'oiMlucto.'i (t.'P. R. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Marin slrifl inli-rsccts 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 t'hritick'sfiniik-'H Lime intersects 
 
 Charlotts stroet East stdo. 
 
 C<mivutters III h'iini West mid rinis north to 
 Ad •iiiile. 
 
 Hear I'reniim's. 
 
 Vacant lot«. 
 Vacant iiousc. 
 
 Va<unt lots. 
 
 .Adi/iiii/e slint I'li'.'CViV,'* 
 
 Oharlottfl stroet West tide. 
 
 Ooinniinii's vt Kimj U'l'nl mid runs north to 
 Adtlniilf. 
 
 Vucaht lotH. 
 
 Adelaide street iatersecis 
 
 Olierry itreet Goat itde 
 
 Comme.nees at the Bay and runn north to 
 Simt/i Park. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 L ittle Front street intersee/s 
 
 7 Williiiin Carroll, lalior«'r. 
 
 9 Hhkiui'I Limllcv, laliorcr. 
 
 11 Holit. Claxton, lati'ircr. 
 
 in .lolin h'orlics, laliorcr. 
 
 15 liii'liaril Wri^lit, laliorrr. 
 
 17 .lolin Hariics, laliorcr. 
 
 19 Mrs. Mary !-ow. 
 
 21 Thomas Knnston, lalwrci. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 27 Captain Francii .lackniaii. 
 
 I'nlace street intersects 
 
 3fi Jamesi Clark, HluH>mak3r. 
 
 37 
 
 43 
 
 49 
 61 
 
 r>3 
 
 John Henrilon, retired. 
 Private )r|-onn(is. 
 Kilward riioinpHon, laborer. 
 William Witrnm, laliorcr. 
 .lolin Woods, laliorcr. 
 Kilwuril Smith, laliorcr. 
 Kdwaiil Stanley, laborer. 
 Mrs. Warrall, widow. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .South Park street intersects. 
 
 Cherry street West side. 
 Catmneiice.i at the Jlmj mut run.i north to 
 
 South Pork. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Little Front street intersects 
 
 Private j^rounds. « 
 
 20 Charles I'cttit, laborer. 
 Private ^ronnds. 
 
 Puhire streit intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 48 Thomas Smith, <ooj>er. 
 60 Ale.\. Montgomery, |ilii.sterrr. 
 
 Carden. 
 .14 Hicliard McCartj', laltorer. 
 60 .lolin Warner, roller ttolliiig Mills. 
 68 .lohii Smitli, coojier. 
 60 and 02 licorKc Siinjison, grocer and pro> 
 vision dealer. 
 
 South Park street interscets 
 
 Chrlitopher itroat- North ilde. 
 
 C'otninenee.i at Sin/er nnd rvn.i west to Uni- 
 ri rsit;/. 
 
 2 .lolin Siuidersi.n, saloon- keeper. 
 6 Mrs. Mills, washtrwomaii. 
 18 Thus, liurtreni, wood yard and grocery. 
 
 ('tntre .si reel inlernefts 
 
 20 Alexander Dally, liiborer. 
 
 20 Mrs. Amy Hnrke, clotlips'-cleaner. 
 " Miss 1,1 titia liiirkc, tniloves.'j. 
 
 28 David Dwycr. 
 
 •' John Hcrttty, niclter. 
 
 I'nivei'sity stiret inlerseets 
 
 Christopher street Suuth side. 
 
 CiymmeneiH at Sni/er, and runs west to Uni' 
 rrmili/. 
 
 Private garden. 
 13 John MidSritn, shoemaker. 
 Vacant lot. 
 James Pobli, grocer. 
 
 Venire street intersects 
 
 21 William Spence, grocer. 
 
 27 Mrs. Marina l!owe, washerwoman. 
 
 29 tfcorge Siiuirrtd, waiter. 
 
 Unirtrtiti/ street intersfcls 
 
S8 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Ohoroh itnat-BMt ilde. 
 
 ComnifnrfH ul Ih'. Jhiij .md runs Xorth to 
 JUoor. 
 
 C'liunh Stri'ct Wharf, Scott k Gorrie, 
 
 prnijiii'tors. 
 Saulti'i' s wood yiird. 
 
 Ex)ihtnadi'. Strrct in/frstets 
 
 1 Mi'(>aiiir>i }iotc), John McUaiin, pro- 
 
 (•n'i'tcir. 
 3 Jiiini'.s (.Miiiiii, liiliorcr. 
 3 Kii'hiinl Fuirliani, liciih-r iiiakiT. 
 
 6 haiiii'l Diiiiii, Mai'kHinith. 
 
 7 I'litrii'k I)illi>ii, hiliorur. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 N«w l>uih!in;(ji to lorncr. 
 Front strict iiitfrsrrts 
 
 1 Sylvi'st<'r, Hro. k iiii.-kinan, wwA 
 owners iind agents, and gt-ni'ml 
 hrokei-s. 
 
 2&3 Harrt'tt k Kvuns, Imnisti-r, soli- 
 M I'itors, &r. 
 
 g 4 Howi ■', SniitliJt <*<)., lirokcrs, A:c. 
 
 5 It. I'. Sfviiail, src. assoc'n of Can 
 liuki' niiilcrwiifcrs. 
 
 6& /'lias. (;. KoititT, a;,'('nt I'licnix 
 Ins. Co. oClliooklyn, X. V. 
 
 8 At 9 K. I). Cuiiniii'i', iiroducc, commis- 
 sion and lunilii r nicn'hani. 
 
 12 Fonlds .t McCiililiiii, wholcsuK' I'l^Mi- 
 
 •| "JohnHiiiT, agent, Fonldn A: MrCi,., 
 J bin, clothing. 
 
 5 18 T. Klynn. 
 
 14 Toronto, <>reyand nnircFiui.e.ay f'o. 
 16 Toronto aiicl .Vipissing Kailway Co. 
 1(1 .J. < >. Macrae, liroki i and eonmiission 
 merchant. 
 
 25 k 27 Howland k Fiteli, importers, whole- 
 mle grocei-H and coniini."..sion mer- 
 eiiatit.s. 
 
 William II. Howland. 
 I', .t F. A. Howland, miller.s, 
 l.ainlitoii, Ktoliiciike. 
 " " Howland k Bro.s., milhrH, Kh-in- 
 
 Imrg. 
 Linif intf'r.ifft.t 
 
 20 D. Cowim k Co., whole.sale proviHion 
 
 anil I (ininiishioii merchants. 
 
 "'iHmnii' slrfft inlerstcta 
 
 31 J. i). .Smith k Co., whok-Hnle grocera, 
 
 wines and lionorn. 
 ' inperiiil Fire Ins. Co. . f Kngland, J. 
 
 ;', omilh k Co., agents 
 •' 'jiy of n.-sgow Life AHuurance Co., 
 
 . li. SmiUt k ('..., Mi/ents. 
 I'lJ iiobert SjMatt, tlom dealer and coni- 
 
 riwtioi; niercjuin'. 
 V, I '!>)• 'Piom)i.son, jirovjsion and coni- 
 
 miiMion nterihant. 
 '' ?! jniiM Clurk, Mlioemaker. 
 ' ..IrB. Cttvljerlfie Klhinonnge, oflieo eln'r. 
 ' nc iitttmecta 
 
 4( 
 II 
 
 s.s 
 
 37 Toniaii Wright & Co wholesale nepdlcs, 
 tish hooKH and tiNhing tackle. 
 IMevins A: Duggnn, liarristers, kv. 
 Leys, MeMnrrieh A: Kobertson, bar- 
 
 ri.stei-M, kv. 
 Hell, CrowtherAtTilt, banisterK, Ace. 
 Forifst k \mm, photograph gallery. 
 
 Khiij ulrrrt iiitfrscft.i 
 
 St. Jnme.s's Cathedral. 
 
 Clinreh Street cab and ( arriage Htund. 
 
 St. JuiiH'.s's I'aroehial School. 
 
 Atliliiiilf sircit intersects 
 
 Kiehard Lewi.s, secretary and librarian 
 
 Mechanics' In.stitnte. 
 William Hunks, assistant librarian Me- 
 
 ehanie.s' Institnte. 
 Willi" ID Kllingsworth, hall keept< Me- 
 
 c/ianics' In.stitnte. 
 Hoal A; Howney, iKirrintcrs. hi.. 
 Henrv Martin, u-aehts- ol miii.i. /iJ 
 
 drawing. 
 
 79 Willic.m Irwin; f.i>ern kr,'];*-. 
 
 81 .laKic!) Kouney, slonr ai.d ( -i \ .lealur. 
 
 Stan .'."/ street hit/:, m-i ' 
 
 87 Alb n Hyers, grocer. 
 
 89 Maurict^ Harn%i'., b iri::>};ir 
 
 91 .liw. F. Cr.iij' cm.i-i iioner. 
 
 93 .Mannder A; hio., ;. .inters iii .■ glaziers, 
 
 on H. I». i'lark, groc, r. 
 
 '■'-' K.dward Tlioii!ii-,on, grocer. 
 
 M' .i- • -1 S. Marslrall, Laker. 
 |iH !'( ■ Mel )(inalcl, j,rocer. 
 
 " ,\. JoojH r .\l. 1 1. 
 
 Vacant honae. 
 
 Jiirli iiiuik/ street iiiterseets 
 
 105 J)i-s. Newi'omlie k I'iainond, piiyji* 
 cians, Ac, 
 Kear premi.ses. 
 Lane ititerseets 
 
 Ill John T. Small, M.D., physician, kc. 
 117 J)rs. Hosebru^'li 4 Kcu\e, ocenlists and 
 aurista. 
 
 Quefil street iiiterscets 
 
 119 James Thorburn, .M.!>., jiliysieian, fce. 
 
 121 Mrs. Kli/abeth Taylor, (wid. Thonnw,) 
 boarding honse. 
 
 123 Vacant honse. 
 
 125 William Honnell, lommcidal agent. 
 
 127 Itavid S. Keith, pjnmlier. 
 
 129 Mrs. M. A. Wyllie (wid. (ieorge,) 
 I' ' trding li'Misc. 
 
 1.31 N'acanI house. 
 
 133 .Tohn .Mnlbolland, retired. 
 
 135 <». Cox, wbulisale ami retail merchant. 
 
 137 Hiiniel .^jc|.,ean, wholesale leather mer- 
 chant. 
 
 139 Tlioma« AJcCros.son, hatter. 
 
 ]^\ William Hiulenitch, salesman. 
 
 J 43 Andrew Crawford, retail dry goodM. 
 
tlesale needles, 
 ; tntkle. 
 nisters, &c 
 {obcrtson, bar- 
 
 ImiTistcis, kc, 
 f,'iiil>h gallery. 
 
 aniiigi' stttiul. 
 liool. 
 
 tnis . . . , 
 
 r uiiil Hlx'iiiiaii 
 
 I lilanriiui Me- 
 
 111! kci'|H ■ Me- 
 
 1)1 limbic uid 
 
 <^>J.v■•. 
 
 1 ( I ! ileiilcr. 
 
 ■t$f* 
 
 IllT. 
 
 Ts 11 r :.■ gla/iei's, 
 
 il'iT, 
 
 r. 
 
 crsfcfH 
 
 iuiniiiul, l>liyu' 
 
 .» 
 
 |)liysi>'ian, kc. 
 
 , c, 111. iilifits ami 
 
 tCft» 
 
 , pliVNiciaii, ki'. 
 (\vi(l. 'riioniiui,) 
 
 iierflul MgOlll. 
 
 IIT. 
 
 (\vi<I. <'eorgt',) 
 
 c.l. 
 
 ntaii inen:liaiit. 
 ^nli' li'iitlicr mer- 
 it Ut. 
 eHiiiiiii. 
 ii ilry giJUilN. 
 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 59 
 
 145 J. O. Woylan, eOitor nnd proprietor 
 
 Canndidti Firmuni. 
 147 Miss Kliza CollBr, lailica' hcIkmiI. 
 149 Mrs. Sanih I'i.llcr (wit). Mattliiiw), 
 
 lioardini; lioiisf. 
 151 Miss .Itshic Mil'licrsoii, lioanliiig 
 
 house. 
 lf)3 'riiiiiiins Ferguson. Iiarrister. 
 15^ J. il. Mead, retired. 
 
 Sli iiliT .stnrt intcrsirtu 
 
 LVJ .\. M. U<.ss, .M.I)., ]>liy.si(iaii, kr. 
 
 1!A1 .Mrs. .lane ('aiii]ilieil, wid. Donald. 
 
 103 (icnrge Hrysitn, retired. 
 
 165 ('. i*. hriil, wjiidesiile lii|iiiir inercliant. 
 
 107 Tlmniiis I'riiigle, di\' goods it rlotliing. 
 
 1«9 .1. ('. Crillitli, groeer. 
 
 171 Charles i.inil.say, liegistrar City of 
 
 Tornhl". 
 
 173 .Mrs. .Martha '{'hnmas, wid William, 
 
 hoarding lionse. 
 17.1 1>. S. Olijilialil ,M.|t.. lloMKeoitathic. 
 177 I'r. I>avid 1!. McKinnon, .stall' Surgeon 
 
 .Major. 
 179 W. .Arthurs, dry goods menlnmt. 
 ISl .iani.'s Mil. hell. -h'rk. 
 183 David .Saitir, haggagiMuan tl. T. It. 
 
 Vacant liouse. 
 187 .Montgomery, Henry, hook-keep<'r. 
 189 Thos. (!. MeCorniack, groeer and 
 
 hoarding lioiiki'. 
 103 .1. Korhes, paintir and ghi/.ier. 
 19.'> II. ('. Stivcnson, hook-kre|>('r, 
 
 N'aeant lot. 
 201 K. Hart, rhrk. 
 " U. ('. Siral'or.l, ijfrk City iiegistry 
 
 < Mliee, kr. 
 203 .Mrs. .lane A. Hughes, wid. FortunatUH. 
 'J05 .huni's Mo.ssnuin, groeery and iiifuor 
 
 store. 
 
 Critirksliiiiik' stirii iii/rrsrcts 
 
 I'rivate grouuils. 
 215 Kdward < '. .loncs, harristi'r. 
 217 Itohert Itravh'V, salesman. 
 219 .\rrhihald ll.iinslon, clerk I'. 1 1. 
 221 Mi<liacl Foley, upholsterer. 
 123 .lohn .Mh'M, |ii'iiitcr. 
 125 William Tamlilyii, car|H ntcr. 
 217 licv. .lohn (I. iManly, Congregational 
 
 .Minisicr. 
 129 .lohn Kerr, grocer. 
 231 Mrs. Charles llrown, music teacher. 
 233 I'atrick Dulls, lah.i.i. 
 235 .lose|ih .Saidlcr, clerk P.O. 
 237 Willi, iiii Lailey, iMJnter. 
 2374 .Mrs. .1 III! II ■iidcrson, hoarding lious4-. 
 239 (ieorgc Sulhcihuid, huleher. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 243 .lohn Duggan, groeer. 
 
 I'rivate grounds. 
 2A3 •loah Healen, tulNieeo nutniifiieturer. 
 
 (/oiild utrfrf iiilrritrvlii 
 
 267 Thomas Haulttr, wo<h1 murclmnt. 
 
 259 Alfred Hailey. <lerk P.O. 
 
 261 Tobiiu. S.vit/.er, .swldler. 
 
 263 Samuel (.Ireey, excise idlieer. 
 
 265 John llarrod, cook. 
 
 267 Mrs. Henrietta Watkins, grocer. 
 
 '* James 1*. Watkins, cahman. 
 
 269 Cieorge W. Cary, hair dresser. 
 
 271 Mrs. Anne (iilchrist, dressmaker. 
 
 273 Mrs. John .Mcl.eod. 
 
 27j I.eniv Newcomlie, merchant. 
 
 277 John'Kvans, chrk .Mtt. Water Work*. 
 
 279 Itev. Fiancis lliiiry .Marling, tongre- 
 
 gational Min'stcv. 
 
 281 Joseph Itiigers, retired. 
 
 I'rivate grounds. 
 
 291 .lames II. Kogcrs, h. ttcr and furrier. 
 
 293 (icorg.' W. Warner, h.itter and furrier. 
 
 295 John Walker, derk. 
 
 297 John IJriggs, huilder. 
 
 " Nicholls, Win., clerk i.tnehcc Hank. 
 
 299 l'(dH'rt (i. Hank, iMiok-keci.er. 
 
 301 James lleaty, harii.ster. 
 
 (t'rrrti yil sired intrrsects 
 
 Hear jireUii.se.s, 
 303 Jidin Itrit'gs, hulMer. 
 305 Janus F. Drink water, elerk. 
 307 J. F. Drinkwati-r, grocer. 
 307 Siinim'l N. Donghan, hutcher. 
 309 David Hee, gi'ocer and haki'r. 
 
 Mnijill shri-t iiiU'isir'^ 
 
 Itear ]iremi.se8. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 AVilliam l'ick..rd, ooojht. 
 311 Uiii. .1. o'K.elie, iirinter. 
 313 Miss II. I,. Taylor, grocer. 
 
 ■/)((( W/vy/ iiifm < 
 
 ihihelt .Mills, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 William I.oiig, eleik 
 — Ha.stings. 
 
 I'eter llarohl, car]" 
 
 Jlrs. Sarah Uoyd, ^ r. 
 
 Ciirltint x/r-'' ' . itifrinxU 
 
 Private groumls. 
 
 Liinr iitlii"tta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 H'outl stnrl in/fiwds : 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 -Iti-yiiiiilir str<'if iiili'rKcctn 
 
 John Thomas Smith. 
 Vaean'. ' ' 
 .183 Walter M. Itoss, he, iter. 
 385 John Kvans Jr. . eoii..neriial traveller, 
 387 Johti 1>. Scott, melode.ni nniker. 
 389 Sti'iihen Dada, shoemaker. 
 391 Josliua I. owe, engraver. 
 393 Frederick Alhmhy, solioitor. 
 395 tieorg'' F. Ihirns," clerk P.O. 
 MiiUhind stixrt iiiUrsucUi 
 
 31 T) 
 
 319 
 321 
 323 
 325 
 
 
 
60 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Vacant lotn. 
 H^tllcxlry strfH iiilnfcctii 
 
 Vacant lola. 
 439 John Kinnkish, coiiiniiTcial travuller. 
 
 Ldiir intfi-DfcIs 
 
 443 Alnxnnilrr DulP, custom liou«o locker. 
 
 i»rivrtlc KiDiinilt. 
 
 Thos. Huwo'th, Imnlwarc inprchunt. 
 
 aUmcfstfr nlffft inkrtrrh 
 
 IVivatc j^ronnils. 
 Stables. 
 
 Vacant lot«. 
 
 Imbelhi "'ii'-l iiilermut-t. ,.. 
 
 IViviitc ;<rounil'<. 
 
 Altn"| Will.-'Hi, I'. L. Suivi-yor and 
 
 . l.rk Canaila t i-uijuuiy. 
 .Ittincs SihiH, Siiji't N'ork Utmils. 
 
 Vacant lotn. 
 Kilw"'.'. IVrry. 
 ,, VhicrlfH iitrf'' iiii<iH"it 
 
 R«iii ]iR-inuHn<. 
 
 Vacant luti. 
 
 .Hayti HtffI iii/.ritfiiH.. 
 \'ii<'ant lotn. 
 
 Oiiuroli StrMt WMt. ude. 
 
 •.^ ill (III- lilifl il'I'l I '"'* Vr 
 
 ''t^to 
 
 Cmnvifn 
 
 Arthnr Mortimer, swin Imian, O T li. 
 
 Ksiiidiuuif inttfUfrtH , 
 
 rOatcd' mill Htonc factory. 
 Shciis) mill ini" yard. 
 Vacant lot. 
 10 Henry WooillmuH.', lilackMnilli, and 
 o«nci lit scliiMinrr " lionl Sclson." 
 12 llr-nry WimhUioihc, lilackHmitli. 
 1" r .lanicH Kic, Hailor. 
 1j (jcorjfi- ColtiiiKliani, |Hirk-|iiickcr. 
 12 •'John Sininiingliin, lilmk niakt'i. 
 14, It., 4 IK \V I., lliilicrtus, k ill., ilintil- 
 Ici-s all. I rcctilirtit. 
 John lioyd, Co., wli»lcii4iltt (froci'p*. 
 
 Front »lrffl intt'tsii-lx 
 
 fTjurih Htrcct cr.rt Kfsnd. 
 
 A 
 
 William Hnwlaniliinrntnincf* n^fpnt. 
 C. K. Amlcrwin, k < <i , broken*, i-r.m- 
 
 niia»ioi< mercluuitt, «nd Kcueral 
 
 dirwtory piibliHlient. 
 
 WfHiiujttm utrni hUfrnf^U .... 
 
 Bank of Toronto. 
 
 Jumw Kortimn, in(>iUM>ngi i , boiik of T«- 
 
 rontu. 
 
 24 James Mero«r, rntiiig honw keeper. 
 
 3H John (lalney, proprietor (lafncTH Initel. 
 
 25 Weatern .Aiuturarice t'onittany. 
 
 38 (icorgc (.'o.\, carct^iker, We.sl rn Assur- 
 ance ('oni|iiiny liniiiliiif.,H. 
 
 , ('oUmriK' ulrfii iiiti-rsrrh 
 
 John T. Wfi^'ht, liairilrcsMinR sal;»in. 
 
 (iateway, (leiu'ral Wolfe Imtcl. 
 32 Ifiiiicrt McoIIh, Nndilirr& niUa" iiniker. 
 34 (icneri'.i Wolfe hotel. 
 
 Art »(' i nti-ritfctH 
 
 |{oar preniises. 
 
 Wni. K.iss, A Co., real |ireniiH<>M to 
 King. 
 Kingnlrffl infrriterlH 
 
 H, ('. niuiian (lark, ft Co. , insuraucn 
 
 and peiieral a^^einy. 
 F. Finch, law Ntatinnii' A lilhoj^rapher. 
 Caniernn ft .Me.Mii hail, Fit/^ciahl k 
 
 lloskihs, hamstcrH and Nolicitom 
 
 in chineery. 
 A. Franci.s Wrif^ht, hirrisler, 4c. 
 Henry ArinHtron;;, cuailinntn. 
 I.'olxrt Fraser, Uirrislir, ice. 
 .loliii ("aiiMvan, attorney, &c., 
 Jaiiirs ItiinitiMi, liarri.ster, .V;c. 
 Chuii h .slrci t ••laiixc H.iil. 
 SiuH ft \\'alniMley, geneial ihHUrailct! 
 
 broker". 
 rrovincial Fire and Miirin'- InMurunco 
 
 Co., S.nlt ft Waliiisliy, apMitx. 
 Travellers' Life :iiiil Aci idi-ntal In.sur- 
 
 itiiceCu., SrutlA: \S'iiMnslcy, aj^entx. 
 i^m* Live Stock hi.snrance Ci«., Scott 
 
 ii. \\ alinxley, o^entK. 
 
 l^ittdou CeiiMid .\Kency of Knglttud, 
 
 St'ult ^ Walniftley, a^jent.'*. 
 Toronto .Stnet Kailwuy Com|iany's 
 
 44 
 
 •3 
 
 X 
 
 o 
 •c 
 
 64 
 
 ottii 
 
 F.nKlish and Foifitrr, haiiijiteiM. 
 ttt!ice<.' the Tinslecs of th-' Hank of 
 
 r)>|N-r I anuda, i!en,iamin Morton, 
 
 !«•< retaiy an^ tieuNiiicr. 
 Fr«-ehold I'eini.ineot lliiililiii^^and .Sav- 
 
 ill>{N .S4>tiety, Challe.s iiobeltMun, 
 
 H-cri'tury and tri-aNurfi-. 
 ...Ciiiirt xhffl itiUrsirltt 
 
 (IrttiNii Auierica AN.Hnranc<' Cimipiuiy, 
 T. W. Mirih.ill, iMJiu'KiiiK director. 
 66 k fiN (> I'oiiiihue ,V Wavmoll, burrialtira. 
 6rt Hubert CasM'lM. jr. , Imrriater. 
 St! Dalton k Hcott, liarriHterK. 
 6tJ .Alexander .MiU'doiiald, baiTlNter. 
 6rt (ieorife .M. Kviins (Ihuiett 4 Kvana). 
 60 ft »1'2 Williant Ken<lenian, iuiiiiii>{ agent, 
 ■ ' J. II Held, barriHter. 
 
 F. W. KinK»«lone, banistet. 
 
 Ilugli Downey, garriimii scriptuitt 
 ri-adir. 
 
 8. J. Vanko\i},diMct, l««iii«iter. 
 
 Whitley 4 Kntrn, l>«iii«tci-», 4c. 
 
 • 1 
 
 «4 
 
 41 
 
I I (iiifncTH liotrl. 
 
 'iiijiitiiy. 
 1, \Vrsl III AfWIir- 
 il'liii^N. 
 
 Ii-nwrln 
 
 IrrsMJii^ sal.wiii. 
 <lr<' liot.-l. 
 If k lolliii- iiiiikiT. 
 
 <•/.«. 
 
 IIMI |l!'Cllli.HC.S to 
 
 ■/•*•<•/•( 
 
 :, k Co., iii,<<iiiiiian 
 
 V. 
 
 >'i' k liiliii^i'ii|i|ii'i'. 
 mil, Kit/Kcliilil k 
 I'l'N mill Nolicitoi'H 
 
 iKinistir, Ac. 
 
 Mirllillilll. 
 
 Ill r. k>\ 
 niy, kw, 
 istiT, Kc. 
 >• lii.ll. 
 gi-iu'iul iiiHimirice 
 
 iMiiriiH' liiHiiruncn 
 
 IiiIkIiV, ll^flltN. 
 
 An iiji-iitiil liiMiir- 
 
 WiiIIIIhIi'V, llf{(>lltM. 
 
 .tiuiiiii f ( u., Sidtt 
 Ills. 
 
 (ClHV "f Kllf,'lullll, 
 
 V, ii;,'i'iil.'<. 
 
 lilwiiy <'<ini|iuny'B 
 
 , I'illliHtlTS. 
 
 ■ •H I'l til" ll:ilik of 
 
 iSi'iijaiiiiii Morton, 
 
 iihiiicr. 
 Iliiililiii<.;iiiiil Sitv- 
 
 'llllllrs itolll'ltxoll, 
 
 iiMiivr. 
 
 Urmrta 
 
 wuniiir.' ( 'i>iii|iiiiiy, 
 
 iniiiin^itig iliit'i'tor. 
 
 inmoll, liui'i'iHt('i-N. 
 
 iiiiriHtcr. 
 
 iNtcrs. 
 
 Ill, liarrisfcr. 
 
 ItiiircU k Kvuna). 
 
 null, luiiiin^ nK'iit. 
 
 uirJNti't. 
 
 {niiiitnii Ki'iiptuitt 
 
 l>«iii>iti>r. 
 MiintLn, Ac, 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRKCTOUY. 
 
 61 
 
 fl4 KuBk Harrin, hnrrlHtrr. 
 
 " UeoiKi' Muniiy (McN«b, Murray ft 
 
 .Ini'ki'x, i ri».<ini*. 
 08 ('Iiri.'tt'i|>liiT ti'il'iimui, (^J'., l>arriHti-r. 
 " lion. .1. II. Hotiiimoii, liiiriistn'r. 
 " Hniry < I'Hiii'ji, liiirrintrr. 
 " .Imiic* .MiimiJiiu, cur'- taker. 
 "0 WcHtcru Caiiulii I'criiiiinciit lluiMiiin 
 
 itiiil Saviii).{« Sooit'ty. 'tValtur H. 
 
 Lee, Mi'cret'ury ami trcnwiicr. 
 72 Tnioiilo Siiviii|;.i Hank. \V. .1. Mac- 
 
 lioiii'il, iiuinaj{iT. 
 Kninli ('(insiilHr Aj^fiii;y, W, .1. Mae- 
 
 ll'iiifil, ajji'iit. 
 
 "4 Ijrvilrli \ llrl'iic, liaiTJHtl'rH. 
 
 " SaiiiiH'i Wii'ksiiii, Hi)li<'itiii', fcc. 
 " .1. ti. .Moylaii, iilitm an. I inoiiriotor. 
 " Ciiniiiliiiii h'ri'iiuin (IHUt, 
 
 St. .\iii|rf\v'.i Cjnuili. 
 
 Aitfliiiilr Mi'fcl inUrnfctii 
 
 O'FVu'h Hold. 
 78 MisH Maij^aift O'Dca, fruit ami con- 
 
 (I'ltioTniy. 
 ftO H. .S. Lynn, vuiiefy Hfmc ami Kalcu- 
 
 innn. 
 82 Tlio:iiaH Tillrv, wliitcwiiKlii-r. 
 84 Kilwanl (I'Nc'iil. Iiattci. 
 80 .litliii Karnttt, iiciiNioiifr. 
 8H Daniel S/ieclian, lalwirer. 
 KO .loHepli 'itrookN, jji'"" er. 
 il2 Alex. I'limlaH, ){iiii'er. 
 9i Mrs. MMr)(ai'«it (I'lliien, wiilow 
 lii'iinin, j,'iocer. 
 
 tslnuliy xlreft inlei'si'i'lH 
 
 04J W. A. hyerH, j^rociraml taveiiik«f|x"i'. 
 0<) K. Shell, liiiot and Nlinetiiakrr. 
 
 Its (i. (ilUllillpI, lilltrllcr. 
 
 100 Hev .liiliii .1. jiiiiiliin, riisliyleriaii. 
 " Miwi* M, A. ( 'liirke, i>iiuriliii;{-lioUNe, 
 
 1mm iiilersfcln 
 
 <.f 
 
 104 
 108 
 
 \V1 
 
 114 
 lltt 
 
 11. McKvoy, tuvernkeejM'r. 
 Ilit'h mimil strfft intirsirt.^ 
 
 MrM. Ilaiiiia'ii Kavaiiagli, tviilitw of 
 William, iiiilliner ami dreHsiiiaker. 
 Kcur |iretiiiiifi«. 
 iMHf intrr»»-t$ 
 
 Ihij{li W. IlinU'll, ship cliiimlli-r, 
 
 uroier, \i-. 
 William HiiNfiv, |.i>ik liuli her. 
 Mri ^^ thill \\ li.soii, tailori-HK. 
 .1. \ CuMiil), M.M., |iliyiilciitii uii I 
 
 HurKcoii. 
 
 Qutcrt ilnti nUefxeelii 
 
 Mitlill Hijuiire. 
 
 Mm Miutrvii Mi't'ittclifoii, widow uf 
 
 Jmiiffl. 
 I*. Mc(i. McCiitrlieiiii, Imrt'iHter, ftc. 
 
 Sh uler Mrr't itUernfrt.i 
 
 St. Miilmeru Uoiuuii I'uthulio I'uthu- 
 drul. 
 
 184 
 
 18rt 
 
 1H8 
 Htd 
 llfj 
 1114 
 lliii 
 ll»S 
 •JilO 
 202 
 20 » 
 211(1 
 
 'JOS 
 
 210 
 
 21 J 
 
 211 
 2 IK 
 218 
 220 
 222 
 224 
 2211 
 22H 
 
 2ao 
 
 2H2 
 
 2:m 
 
 It 
 
 2:ui 
 
 2:i,s 
 
 24t» 
 212 
 244 
 24«i 
 248 
 260 
 2504 
 
 2r.2 
 2:)8 
 
 21)»I 
 208 
 »00 
 
 :to2 
 :to4 
 am 
 aoH 
 
 :U4 
 
 R. C. ni«ho|)'N Palaco. 
 
 ('. V. McOrcf^or, eomniercinl travnller. 
 
 .lames WoiMllioiiNf, I'lmtniiiM clerk. 
 
 MiHK Maixiiiet Noileii, iHHiidinx-houso. 
 
 Cliarle.H Itrowii, Mpiiit luurcliHiit. 
 
 Ali'xaiidir M. .Muiiro, 
 
 .lami-M A. KlLSMell, clelk C T. I(. 
 
 Arthur ('odd, clerk. 
 
 MiHN Stinsoii, dieHNiiiJikcr. 
 
 Mis. Charlotte KlniNley. 
 
 ■Iiihii Seath, |iliiiiilier iiiid xnMrittcr. 
 
 ■lelellliah llasc .Meirirk, lliercliailt. 
 Mi^M l.iiiy I'alnici, lioardiii>(-lioiiM«. 
 William Cliiiiie, .M.l>., phyMiciaii. 
 .Iidiii Sti'i'lin^', iiih|iector of hiden and 
 
 h.ither. 
 ThoH. MuN^rove. 
 
 Ili'iiry I'ai'Non, loik oil iiiercliiint, 
 Henry Ueed, book-kee|Mr. 
 hall'! .McCarthy, exineiu* 'iiiiiit N. ll.C. 
 Iteiijciiiiiii '■'haiiinaii, watchiiiaker. 
 .M|H. Maria I'aHSli.ole. 
 Ifi. hard Wo. ' rth, e.xiise ofllcer. 
 .MiN. .Sanili M.r.;s, liiiai'ilin;;-hoiiNe. 
 .Mi-s. .SiiMi' 1. ..iiohr, lioariLiiig-hoiise. 
 if. K. : I Itoii, temliii of iiiii»ii;. 
 .loliii .Mhiii, mercliaiii 
 .Morgan Ciildwill, liarriMtiM'. 
 
 Will. Coldwell, re|Mirtir llhln-. 
 .idhll l''ni.xel. 
 
 William Nirkol.s, cariK'iiter. 
 William lliowne. 
 
 ticor;,'!' I'lddillKtoll, jeweller. 
 
 Flank .\. Novelle. hoat-liuililer. 
 
 Mis. I'.li/alieth l.aurelire. 
 
 .Iidili .S. Uiioth, tol'acrii-\vork«r. 
 
 IVter It. .Miller, MdeAitian. 
 rhuriie. 
 
 .loHe|ih l.u.Nlaitre, printer. 
 
 Private /.^riiiiiids. 
 
 ^rH. .loliii .Meiiee (Oakham IIouk). 
 tliiiilil nlfffl inli'rmila 
 
 Normal Si'Isool trroundx. 
 
 I If I'm I'll Hliti'l iiilernfcU 
 
 Wrnv prfiiiisfn. 
 
 Ilolit. Itrlinie, Hlater. 
 .loliii < 'oady, I loiiniiaker 
 William .\. I.yiui, photo, ajihcr. 
 William jlywiiter, eariMincr. 
 Miss Mariii Crid);i-. 
 
 'I'ertullus Weed. 
 
 A. V. lie Laporte, coiiiiiiiKhioii merulit. 
 MiiijUl utrtft infti-m-ctii 
 
 Kdward Lennox, grofor. , 
 
 Ke.ir preiiiisi'H. 
 Vai'Mlit house. 
 
 Kii hard Niirw, tuvcrn and gnv^r. 
 ....^.^.Ann ttrrrt inlrrarctt. i.< 
 
 I'rivntf ground)!. 
 
 Viicntit house. 
 
 .lunifH Dulley, ]irop. DulTfy'NlfotcI. 
 
 ..L'arllun nlncl intemcUi 
 
62 
 
 C. £. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Vucniit lota. 
 Mutthew ( 'orr, tolmi-ro worker. 
 
 VlU'UIlt lutfl. 
 
 380 
 
 Il^uotl sirfit internffU 
 
 846 CliiirlfH. v.. Thoriic, < Icik. 
 
 NDitluTii l'oiiKrcf(atuiiml Cliun^h. 
 Aliruhiiin .Mitlffi-ley, book-k<'f|M'r. 
 ilfH. J. A, Sti'wiirt 
 Juliii Cattu, iiKtrchiiiit. 
 
 AU.rondc r slnrt. inlfrsfda 
 
 378 David AhIio .Suiii|>soii, Lairistci. 
 380 (}p<)rgf Kari'inirt, iiicrcnant tailor. 
 Kov. .1. I-aiiKtry, M.A. 
 Varaiif lot. 
 384 MrH Kllfii McDoiiuld, wid .lolin. 
 
 " .laincH .Mi'Ditiiald, rlcrk. 
 386 liifoniiatiiiii I't't'uHcd. 
 388 (}(•<). T. Urithoii, artist. 
 390 Mrs. Sarali M. Iliitfliis, Imardinj; limisf. 
 392 (St'or;^!' Wliitiit'V, land a^jcnt. 
 394 llfiiiy r. llniiii.l, dmjy;iHt. 
 
 Mailland xlrni intcriiedii 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant jilts. 
 Wf.UeHleij slnct hUfraect.f 
 
 Pnvati' Krounds. 
 Km ]in*iiiif)fH. 
 
 itloiicf.iti'y Hired iiitn'Hfd.i 
 
 Vncniil lots. 
 
 WiPiani \Vii;,dil, cl.-ik IM>. 
 
 AVilliaiii Ito.ss, MalrHMiaii. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Private ijroiuidH. 
 
 Vucnnt lots. 
 
 ImiMla slrfd iHlfricdn. 
 
 V,ioaiit lots. 
 ChitrlcaslrcH iiUfrafdn 
 
 V.ieaiit lotH. * 
 
 Iftii/i/iii slirff inUrntttH 
 
 Zeliediali .ScxHion, 
 Private grounds. 
 
 liluov HlrcH intrfn^rU 
 
 Ciare street ■ Eaiit tide. 
 
 Co}Mnenc:s at llidniiuiiil sh;;f ,;i.t/ ami ritim 
 
 Hiidk to Qitrrn cast. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ThonirtH l>. Harris' oliice. 
 
 TboniHs Holhvcy, condiictur (;.T. It. 
 Charles ('nii)kc, car|H'iilcr. 
 Rear |irenii.stH. 
 
 Qutrn drcfl ca.il iiitrriii< 
 
 Clare otroet Westiildo. 
 
 CmnmaiCfH nl ]!i,limiiiiil stint runt , nl runs 
 north tij Queen east. 
 l{niriir-uii.si'.s. 
 
 Walsh tc Co., Nwla water mannfartun-r. 
 W. I). Darlington, felt r<Mi(ing nianu'r. 
 Kohert Kennie, Ninte ynrd. 
 
 Qium street eiut UUeraeda 
 
 OUnton street But ilde. 
 
 Comiiieiieai ut I'onifnij and runs north to city 
 liui its. 
 Vacant lots. 
 James M ■Kirdy, Hnrsar Provincial 
 Lunatic .V.sylum. 
 
 Clinton street West ildo. 
 
 Cumiiu'tues iU C'linirnif and ruiu north to citij 
 lim its, 
 
 Vneunt lots. 
 
 (irorf{e Morey, laliorer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 William Klli.\, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Colbome stroot North side. 
 
 VommenecH at Vunije and runs cast to 
 
 .Markd ,Si(uarc, 
 
 - Hnntin, Hrothcrs iV Co., warehouse. 
 VacMiit lots. 
 Ill .lunies llaylis k Co., carpet waruhoune. 
 IH IJohert Walker At .Sons, warehouse. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 28 .F. nriiom, licllhanner and locksmith. 
 !I2, -1(1, k I H liarlcs l.cvcy, ,VCo., machin- 
 ery a^'ency. 
 ;!ti fiei(rf,'e \Vi;{hfnian. [iroducc and I'om- 
 mi.ssion nierchaiit. 
 
 'Chanijc nlli'if intersrcLi 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 ...Private entrnnrc to Tirrnpin H-tlnurant. .. 
 •Fohn T. WilHlit, hair diVMnhig wihtuu. 
 
 Church .street i,dcrsce/ji 
 
 tl4 (Jeor^e Welsh, enKii r. 
 
 fl4 Thom.is Pi'rkins, slioemaker, 
 «« .^ tJS (liiMxe Wilson, iiotel. 
 
 f^ine iiitcr.scctt 
 
 70 Thomas De l,a Ilnnt, hair dreiuMH'. 
 
 70 lliirti Kliiin, lal>orii. 
 
 74 Patrick Kccn;in, hotel. 
 
 7ti Vacant house. 
 
 7H Til. .mas Dovlc, h..|.l. 
 
 80 .lohn Collycr, hotel. 
 
 82 •Itdncs Sheii|iard, hotel. 
 
 Imiic inO r.iccts, 
 
 88 LewiH iJeford. 
 
 U'cai Maiid >'>''^i('.uc inUmccUi 
 
ter innmifartunT. 
 t r<Hiling iiianu'r. 
 yAn\. 
 
 iitt'i'sects 
 
 lit ilda. 
 
 now nort/i to city 
 
 i. 
 
 turHiir rrovincial 
 
 Mt tide. 
 
 ndi.H north to citi/ 
 
 s. 
 s. 
 
 IT. 
 S. 
 
 orth itdo. 
 
 ml runs rnsl ti) 
 
 tn; 
 
 Co., waifhoHsc. 
 
 (•ar)trt waiuliowse. 
 iiH, wari'hoiisi'. 
 
 [,S. 
 
 V aiiilloiksinitli. 
 ■y, Ai Co., inaihin- 
 
 jinxlurf and rom- 
 t. 
 
 iilrritirLi 
 
 it. 
 
 tipiii fit('.il(i)(i-(«Nl.... 
 ir (Ih'Mtlnii Miilimii. 
 itrrnrr/.i 
 
 iccr. 
 
 ociiiiikt'r. 
 
 iiatul. 
 
 srcfi 
 
 t, liiir iiiesutT. 
 
 ■1. 
 
 >u-\. 
 
 ■«('<•/« 
 
 ;/'c (iiUrtii^cU 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 63 
 
 Oolbonia itrMt-Sonth itda. 
 
 Co)Hmnicf.i III I'tiiiif niiii ntii.i ftint to Market 
 Square. 
 
 Rear Canadian Hank of C'omniercc. 
 
 Vaiant IoIn. 
 
 Scott strut, interafcta 
 
 Iliri- Ixwii* k Son, wavcIiDnsi'. 
 81 .lolin Allan k Co., i luths. 
 33 ('. T. I'lilsfjniv.', printci-s' warchouw, 
 W. (!. Stftlnin, numagrr. 
 
 Lnnr. inlergfc/H 
 
 3r» .Folni l.iM'kir, ^illiiiK tlin-atls. 
 37 Williiini Cioft k Co., nif.lk'.s, lish 
 hookH, &!'. 
 
 '(Vtit)iije AUeij intersecU 
 
 39 H, Allrock, (C. Lii^liti: (Ujlwh-hooks, 
 
 nci'illc.H, k'\ 
 " SaniHil Wilwanl, ninnaj^cr S. AUcock. 
 " L. M. (iiMMlworthk Co., \n\\yev, twine, 
 
 41 Uobfit MtlMiiiil, liookliin.lfiy. 
 
 Vai'ant lots. 
 50 iwiKt- C. Cilnioi, iiisiiranrc agent. 
 " (Jcorgc Cox, rarpfnter. 
 " C. .\. IJiulxT, .sciii'tary Hoanl of 
 
 School 'I'mMtrcs. 
 
 61 Moni~.on k Sani|'son, iianistrrs. 
 
 Church street inlersedK, 
 
 Gfi ChaiiiH MiC.nilli, lianiittt'i'. 
 •' (iroij;i' .M. Ilawki', 
 
 f.iiiie iiiterseet.H 
 
 (t7 •!. I''. Mosiiiian, lin.sniith. 
 
 (ID Saniui'l 'I'lcr.s iV Co., saiMli ly haidwaiv. 
 
 " lliMin Fi'iiny, smlsnian. 
 
 " Ji't'i-niiali I 'ai'i'i(|Ui', .sliomiakiT. 
 
 " Nit holas Ui nnii k, wliaillnnii-, 
 
 71 Tlionm.s Winllild A; Co., jnixhni! imv- 
 
 I hant.s. 
 
 7!) \Vaitluin8('. 
 
 75 W. 11. (UUlam, .jininK liall. 
 
 77 WiN'Mi \ i'ii| iuovlMJoii liiiili r.s. 
 
 70 'i'noiuaH Nixon, loinmissioii imTchant. 
 
 " Hail V 1^ Son, wool ami liiiK'.s. 
 
 81 Mix'C. (.'ark.ck, liot.l. 
 
 r,(t)ie inlrrnerln 
 
 83. .lohn Tiiyloi- k lirotlurs, ]ia|M'f inan- 
 
 llliUlUl' IS. 
 
 // '<•«/ iiKi li.'-' mjitare iiUerseetH 
 
 >Uege ATtnua Watt tnm Tonga South ild*. 
 
 Jaine.s Ii. Siiiitli, land agent. 
 Hf'v. John DaviHon. 
 Hon. .lolin II. Koliinson. 
 Toronto Ciickrt (ironnd.s. 
 'I'liinna.-* S. Ilornihrotik, ('on.stal)li>. 
 
 Jtfverley strrrt hUeraeelH 
 
 OoUege itreot North tide 
 Commences nl Arei\w (jute and runs vest to 
 
 Uir)U\ 
 
 Fred. W. ( iinilii'ilanil, Managing Di- 
 rector .N. K. r. 
 
 Oolloga Av«anw West tnm Tenge- North lida. 
 
 Uii hard (iraliani, lurc-takcr Colli^ 
 
 Avenne. 
 W. ( . Chewctt, M.l)., \\\. C. Chcwett 
 *Co.) 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 Queen H Park. 
 Bcwrleij street i)tfert<>rt^ 
 
 .SV. llenrije street intersects . 
 
 FrtMleiick I'erkinH, wholeHale grocer. 
 Vacant lotM. 
 
 Huron street inlerKcela 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Sfiadinn Avenue interseets 
 
 Vacant htt.s. 
 
 liohert street intersects 
 
 Vacant lutfl. 
 
 Major street intersects 
 
 Vacant lotM. 
 
 Jiru nstriek A ven iie intersects 
 
 Vacant lot«. 
 
 liorilen street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 fjtppincott street intersects 
 
 'I'hoina.s Diyinaii, cariicnter. 
 (Jcoigo I'raiicc, wood-tuincr. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 iluhn .lackNoii, lalioi'i-r. 
 
 \'acant lot.s. 
 
 t'roiikshink strtet inlrrscts 
 
 Vacant lotn. 
 Miukhoin street intersects 
 
 Vaemit lots. 
 IFest Ontiirio street interseets 
 
 Vacant Into. 
 Litmleij street intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 /fope street intersects , 
 
 Vacant 1o|h, 
 
 ,,Vlinlon street intersects , 
 
 Vaeant lots to i-nd. 
 
 ColleKO street South side. 
 
 (fommeme.i u/ .Id lUie ipite und runs west to 
 Uop: 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 L'ci'er'ei/ street intersects ,„,., 
 
64 
 
 C. B. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 ifiimn ftrft jwteDwcfci..... 
 
 Vttianl lots. 
 S/mdiiui Avinie. iiit<r»fcU 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Hohii s/irii intfi-sffli 
 
 Jan. ,M<(iriilli, liiliortr, 
 
 Vltl'llllt lot.M. 
 
 l^olM'it rhrislic, (rtriH-ntur. 
 JnH. (Iiiulilrin^,'. iiiJirinor. 
 
 Vlll'llUt ll»tH. 
 
 Ontxfiwr .t/mt iiitrntfctt 
 
 ViK Hilt Iota. 
 Mm. ItoHf St Hurt. 
 .St. Stciili-n'jt Cliurch. 
 JtrllfPM ^iwiwt iiilrr»eet» 
 
 VHciuit lots. 
 iU'OTffi A. MiilitM, Kcerctary IJounl of 
 
 ■""ii'lliHil Tnistri''» 
 W. H. r. ilarlMT. 
 
 Vaciiiit lots. 
 
 JJppintvtt ulrnl iittcrnecl.'i 
 
 Vuiniit lota. 
 
 Vntakuhdnk'H lAnif Inli rufA-h 
 
 Vacant luta to i-nd. 
 
 Conway street North ilrto. 
 
 CommmcrH at Lumlin aiul niii.s urM to 
 
 Sirnchiin. 
 
 Vacant lota to «iul. 
 
 Conway Street Soutb tide. 
 
 Cominrnrrn at Lmiilrii and iuhh tn-fit to 
 Slrurhaa. 
 
 Vacant lots to end. 
 
 Court street North Side. 
 
 L'omuifniy.H ut Toronln Slirrt and riiii.s Kitst 
 to Cliurch. 
 
 Iiitiiililc A: lliiultoii, Imrristcrs. 
 
 Wliitiii'v, rcl'iiscil iiir<i!iiiiition. 
 mill of. 
 
 -IS 1 
 
 n ^ ) ''"'"' l^''''". iiH'icaiililc test 
 ^, \ licial awiiirncc. 
 
 
 Court .Stic.t l-irc Hail. 
 William Anla^li, saliMiii, 
 
 folic Court. 
 
 Alc.x Miu'iialili, jiolirc ina^i.stratc. 
 Macnalili k MurKnii, Imrri.stcrs. 
 Horace 'i'liornc, liurrlHtcr. 
 (■ |)uf{^an A: Mi-yci'M, harriHlcrs. 
 Win. II. .Stanton, lairriHlcr. 
 Frederick .1. LalViioticrc, Kolicitor. 
 Tliom.'w VilliciH, janitor At carix'ntt'r. 
 llobert S. Itirtuli, barriHtcr. 
 
 ■P \ 
 
 Court Street South tide. 
 
 Cuinmfii'ix tU Toronto Strut and riiiui Knut 
 to t'huri/t. 
 
 .loliii H. I'attcrHon, aolicitor. 
 
 .Iiilin ( 'rickiiions licnistcr. 
 
 'rium. U. Haiiy, imrri.tldr. 
 
 Itiilifit .M. Allen, ltiiiri»ter. 
 
 .Mc.Miiviav ti. Wae, liariinter*. 
 
 .loliii K. tlioniMon, liarriMter 
 
 Willinni.l. L'l'lstajje, romiiiiHsioii nier- 
 
 chant anil ln-oker. 
 Mrs. Iliwtiiii?, caretaker. 
 Theodore W. llastillK'S |dlinihor. 
 Toriiiilii .Milling Kxchanfjc, .IonIus Hiay 
 
 I 'rent. 
 .loNepli A. honovaii, liarrtnter. 
 I*aternoii, llarriNoii k l'utei!<oii, hur- 
 
 ri.Htei'H. 
 ralersiiii, llairi.snii k Main, Holicitora 
 
 ill chaiiceiy. 
 Macleiiiian k HendeiMHi, haniHtcin. 
 .laiiie.M |)iii;r\\iill, li.ir'isti-r. 
 William T. .Ma.soii, ollicial a.H,si;^net' and 
 
 iiisnialice tlgfllt. 
 
 S 
 
 c 
 
 •c 
 5 
 
 Croii Lano North ltd*. 
 
 Ciiiiiiiu-ncfii Kitit sidi' (;/ It'tifi-rii' and ruu-1 
 iirst of Jdhii. 
 
 '2 .MiH. Mnry <!ray, wid. 'I'liomaH, wiudi- 
 
 crwf.nian. 
 1 .laiiicM Finn, lalmrer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 /ii-n/rrw strrM udftufctH .«... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Murkrt liiiir iiitersirtu 
 
 Private ),nonndH. 
 
 ,. fiiliii slrrH intrrneeln 
 
 Private piiiindH. 
 
 Croii liftne South tide. 
 
 l'u>niiir)tri-< ra.sl .viW-' /{•ii/r'ir mid nnm west of 
 John, 
 1 Mi>. Kli/a Watson (wid. .lames,) nmsc. 
 1 .liihii Mc<lillivray, laliorer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 r> Kenlien .Siiuiidci-H, Idack.iinith. 
 ii «!ei>rj{e Si.iry, haker. 
 I'rirate (^niiiiiil.H. 
 
 lii-ii/rriv str*>:l iiitentirt.i , 
 
 t3 Walter Chary, 
 l.** .lames Taylor, steel atanii> ciilter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Trivutt! (jroiiiids. 
 Markrl Place intertmU 
 
 Hear jiremiscs. 
 ■„'l .'allies Haiii, laliorer. 
 'l.\ .lames Oliver, haker. 
 'Kt .1, Devlin, laiiorcr. 
 '11 Martin Fallon, luhover. 
 
/ itnii I'liiui Knut 
 
 ilii it(ir. 
 
 istfl-. 
 
 Am: 
 
 inti-r. 
 
 i-i«tfi-s. 
 
 rriNtcr 
 
 Commission iiii-r- 
 
 icr. 
 
 M, (tlunilior. 
 
 iiiif;r, .losiiis Hmy 
 
 iiinifitiT. 
 
 t I'atiisoii, hur- 
 
 : Main, Hoiicitora 
 
 ion, )>iiiTiMtvitt. 
 
 istrr. 
 
 lirial iiMsi^nce and 
 
 h (Ida. 
 
 •ut'i'fii' II wl riiui 
 
 n. 
 
 1, 'riioiniw, wiuih- 
 
 'criw.clH 
 
 rueclH 
 
 h aid*. 
 
 ■r It ml nnm west of 
 
 i.j. .Iriiu's,) nurao. 
 Iiorci'. 
 
 ii'k.sniitli. 
 
 ' ntersi'i'l-1 .•• 
 
 tanip I'Ultcr. 
 
 nter»tda 
 
 er. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 A. ROBERTSON, 
 
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 liOSSIlSr HOXJSE BIuOOBL, 
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 j^. V m. 2 MAKKING'S BLOCK, 
 
 .I,awrejh;b ObprKE Thomas Ki.vnn, 
 
 AWVAXl'Kli MADK OX <-OXMl<;VMKXTS OF rROUIK'K. 
 
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 .\o. 9*i BAY 8TRGET, NEAR KINCi, TORONTO. 
 
 (Mil MD CHEAP BOARb FOR RESPECTABLE MECHANICS, 
 
 In a Pleasant Locality and Central part of the City, also in the 
 immediate vicinity of Jacques & Hay's Cabinet Factory. 
 
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 XBS. J. FREDERICK LOWE, 
 
 Proprietress. 
 
 COMMISSION & GENERAL MERCHANTS 
 
 IMPORTERS OF METALS, CHEMICALS, &i\ 
 
 PU'luiuliir attention ps(|d to consignments in Liverpool, England. 
 
 28 SOlTTir CASTLE STREET. LIYKTJPOOL, EXG., 
 
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 8'A^MUEL R. BRIGGS, 
 
 l.yMBER DEALER! 
 
 SHIPP1\C; AXn (0MM1SSI0\ MERCHANT. 
 
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 OFFIOE :-No. 37 Exchange Buildings- Wellington Street East, 
 
 TOUOISTTO, OXnTT. 
 POST OFFIOB BOX, 1233. RESIDENCE. 67 OROSVEMOR ST 
 
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 MECHANICS, 
 
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 Factory, 
 
 nprietress. 
 
 CHANTS 
 
 ml England. 
 
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 JXOs 
 
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 (^HANT. 
 
 Street East, 
 
 67 QROSVEMOR BT 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRBCTOBY. 
 
 65 
 
 ^ 
 
 29 
 
 Mn. Mary McKensie (wid. James). 
 
 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 81 
 
 Information refused. 
 
 
 19 r Jajnes McCue, butcher. 
 
 
 , John street intersects 
 
 
 19 
 
 Francis T. Worthy, civil engineer. 
 
 
 Stables. 
 
 Mrs. Jane Donovan. 
 
 
 Z/inc intersects. 
 
 S/ 
 
 
 21 
 
 Miss L. Clark, seamstress. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 
 Omiokiliank Straet-Nortti sida . 
 
 Bond street int-crsects 
 
 
 
 
 Commences at Yciuje Street and runs east 
 
 to 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 
 Ocorge. 
 
 
 
 Lcvne' inter seds 
 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 John Walker, insurance clerk. 
 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 A 
 
 John Boole, tailor and robe maker. 
 Mulvey & Fleming, marble and stone 
 
 
 uhurch street intersects 
 
 8 
 
 45 
 
 Miss F. Reeve, school teacher. 
 
 10 
 
 works. 
 Mrs G. Ford, widow. 
 
 
 45 
 
 Alfred Reeve, wholesale clothing dealer. 
 
 12 
 
 Denman, Thompson actor. 
 
 
 
 Dalhousie street intersects. 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 
 46 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 14 
 
 William Elliott, painter and glazier. 
 
 
 47 
 
 J. A. Simmers, seedsman. 
 
 
 Victoria street in tersccts 
 
 ... 
 
 49 
 
 William W. Kcighley, co-manager. 
 Reford & Dillon. 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 51 
 
 Ernst Peiler, piano agent. 
 
 
 Cni'ick'shank lane iiUrrseefs 
 
 
 
 Carl Peiler, music teacher. 
 Mutual street iiUersectj 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bond street intersects 
 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 r Thomas Carney, laborer. 
 
 
 Bond street Congregational Church. 
 
 
 
 Lttn« intersects. 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 . ...Church street intersects 
 
 
 
 Jarvis street intersects 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 George street intersects 
 
 
 Dalhomic street intersects 
 
 
 
 
 48 
 
 Robert Jaffray, grocer. 
 
 
 
 Cruioksbank Lane. 
 
 48 
 
 James Ryan, bookkeeper, 
 
 
 Commences at Queen East and runs north to 
 
 60 
 
 Colin Skinner, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 
 Gould. 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 60 
 
 Hugli Leach, accountant, Bank 
 Toronto. 
 
 of 
 
 
 Mrs. Ann Lennox, widow. 
 
 
 
 
 Mrs. M. A. McKnight; widow. 
 
 62 
 
 Rev. Wellington Jeffers, D.D., editor 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 of Christian Guardian. 
 
 
 
 Arthur Muldoon, carter. 
 
 
 
 Mutual street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 
 
 Shuter street intersects 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 Jarvii street intersects 
 
 
 
 John Roach, dairyman. 
 
 
 Vacant lut.s. 
 
 
 
 Cndckshank .itrect intersects... .. .. 
 
 
 Gcorae strert intersects 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 
 
 Mrs. Mary Dyson, widow. 
 
 
 Cruioksbank Street -South side. 
 
 
 
 Gould street iv tersccts 
 
 Com 
 
 mcnces at Vomje street and runs east 
 Gennje. 
 
 tu 
 
 
 Czar Street- Nortb side. 
 
 3 
 
 N. L. Steincr, marble cutter. 
 
 
 Commences at North and run.i vrst to Surrci/ 
 
 5 
 
 Philip Olil, marble iiia.snn. 
 
 
 
 J'/acc. 
 
 7 
 
 JohuHcUiwcll; banister k attorney 
 
 at 
 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 
 
 law. 
 
 
 8 
 
 Mrs. Mary Hollin. 
 
 
 n}*iiit'hshnnh hnie intersects 
 
 
 VI 
 
 Mrs. Huggins, widow. 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 9 
 
 ITenry Martin, organist. 
 
 
 16 
 
 Evan .loncs, tailor. 
 
 9 
 
 Alexander Christie, pnti'ut agent and 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 
 accountant. 
 
 
 20 
 
 Peter A VnnMaUlev, shoemaker. 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 
 ........ Victoria street intersects ; 
 
 t • • 
 
 26 
 
 (icorge W. Williams, ui)liolstercr. 
 
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 V < 
 
 i t 
 
 n 
 
 fJ' 
 
 66 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'^ 
 
 'Ill 
 
 36 
 
 Wm. 
 
 38 
 
 Wm. 
 
 42 
 
 Wm. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 University street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Parkhill, shoe-cutter. 
 L'Estage, broker. 
 Gladisn, builder. 
 Surrey Place intersects.. . 
 
 Oiar Bti«««t— South dde. 
 
 Comnunces at North Street and nms west to 
 
 Surrey Place. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Surrey Place intersects 
 
 Dale street— North side. 
 Commences at Elizabeth and runs ead. 
 4 William Graham, salesman. 
 6 James Doran, laborer. 
 8 Norton Vernon, jeweller 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Dale street-South side. 
 Commenr^ at Elizabeth and runs east. 
 1 Joseph Foster, plasterer. 
 Private grounds. 
 John Ellwood, hatter. 
 John Dawson, book-keeper. 
 Frederick Bennett, chair-maker. 
 William Jack, shoemaker. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 
 11 
 
 Dalhousie Street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Qxuen East and runs north t>- 
 Oerrard. 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 19 
 21 
 23 
 25 
 
 Christopher Willei-ton, soda water 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Jrs. Welsh, soda water maJiufacturer. 
 Carpenter's shop. 
 Magnus Shewan, bookseller. 
 Henry Booth, coopersniith. 
 Thos. Chapman, printer. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Shutcr street intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 81 James Byrne, laborer. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Oruickslmnk street intersects . 
 
 Rear prer uses, 
 
 97 Mrs. F. Hassard. 
 
 99 Oliver Davis, piano packer. 
 
 " Edward Blackhall, book binder. 
 
 101 Mrs. J. G. King, private school. 
 
 103 Edward Jackson, laborer. 
 
 10.5 Vacant house. 
 
 107 William Wright, builder. 
 
 109 Jolin Wightniaii, house agent 
 
 " John Wightman, jr. 
 
 Ill Joseph Armstrong, currier. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Oould street intersects 
 
 Toronto Grammar School. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jas. Coleman, melodeon manufacturer. 
 Mrs. Ellen Ritchie, wid. Robert. 
 Moulton, John C, traveling agent. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 J. M. Wingfield, upholsterer. 
 Arthur Coleman, builder. 
 Rev. William Reeve, Presbyterian. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Gerrard street intersects 
 
 171 
 
 173 
 t> 
 
 177 
 179 
 181 
 
 Dalhousie Street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen East and runs north to 
 Oerrard. 
 Rear premises. 
 Shuter street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 70 Thomas Dean. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 ... Cruickshank street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 96 Robert Brayley, commercial tmveller. 
 " Charles Stotesbury. 
 " W. H. Stotesbury. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 106 Mrs. Farquhar, wid. Alexander. 
 " William Puddlefoot, shoemaker. 
 " Walter lliddell,' boiler maker. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Oould street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Gerrard street intersects 
 
 D'Aroy Street— North side. 
 
 Commcneca at Spadiim Avenue and runs 
 cast to Diimmer. 
 
 Hon. William Cayley, barrister. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Beverley Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Capt. Charles Huddleston. 
 38 N. Blakely, carpenter. 
 40 George Kirkbride, carpenter. 
 42 Vacant liouse. 
 
 44 F. E. Barnjuni, commercial traveller. 
 46 Thomas Vodden, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ihimmcr Street intersects 
 
 D'Aroy Street— South side. 
 
 Commences at Spadina Avenue a7id runs 
 East to Lummer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .. Beverly Street intersects 
 
 \ 
 
ng, currier. 
 It lots. 
 
 et intersects 
 
 iir School. 
 It lots. 
 
 lelodeon manufacturer, 
 lie, wid. Robert. 
 C, travelling a^ent. 
 It lot ° -» -» 
 
 , upholsterer. 
 , builder. 
 
 seve, Presbyterian. 
 It lot. 
 
 eet intersects 
 
 et— West side. 
 
 !!ast and runs north to 
 ard. 
 
 't intersects. 
 
 'reet intersects 
 
 jonimercial traveller. 
 
 •y- 
 
 nd. Alexander, 
 •ot, shoemaker, 
 oiler maker. 
 
 intersects... 
 t intersects 
 
 North ride. 
 
 Aventie and runs 
 miner. 
 
 ley, barrister. 
 
 intersects. , 
 
 Klleston. 
 ter. 
 carpenter. 
 
 nmercial traveller, 
 ilor. 
 
 1 
 
 intersects. 
 
 louth side. 
 
 Avenue and runs 
 
 nner. 
 
 'ntcrsects,. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 67 
 
 Yacant lots. 
 Dummer Street intersects. 
 
 Danlwa Avenns— East lida. 
 
 ■Commenees at Queen West and runs North to 
 
 Bellevue Square. 
 
 1 Thomas B. Mishaw, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 11 Miss Jane Mills, milliner. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 16 Sutherland & Marshall, bakers. 
 
 17 Mra. Elizabeth Bullman. 
 19 George Ferris, salesman. 
 
 Charles Street intersects. 
 
 21 
 23 
 25 
 27 
 
 31 
 
 as 
 
 85 
 87 
 
 41 
 
 43 
 45 
 
 55 
 59 
 
 George A. Shaw, mail agent G. T. R. 
 
 John Carr, city clerk. 
 
 John Hughes, merchant. , 
 
 William P. Band, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Peter Schonten, commissariat dpi. 
 
 George Hamilton, shoemaker. 
 
 George Boardman, agent. 
 
 William McMullen, car inspector N. 
 
 R. C. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Richard Manly, mariner. 
 Mrs. Deverell, 
 Benjamin Tripp, mariner. 
 Mi-8. Mary Ann Roberts. 
 Gilbert Monalian, conductor N. R. C. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Elizaheth Street instersccts 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 George Summers, cabinet maker. 
 Jeremiah McMurray, dairyman. 
 John McQueen, machinist. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 High Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Patrick Street in ter sects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Stephen Connors, caq)enter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 James Bovell, M.D., physician & sur- 
 geon. 
 
 Robert B, Denison, brigade major. 
 
 DenlBon Avenue-'-West side. 
 
 Commences at Qnre.n west and inns north to 
 IMlcvue Square. 
 
 Side entrance to Denison Cburoli. 
 10 Rev. Robert Walhuu", presbyterian. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 14 Samuel Marshall, soap and candle 
 
 manufacturer. 
 16 James Knightes, engineer N.R,C. 
 Vacant shop. 
 
 Ovaries street intersects. 
 
 22 Richard Bcattie, litter. 
 
 24 
 26 
 28 
 30 
 32 
 
 36 
 38 
 40 
 
 44 
 
 46 
 
 48 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 James Ferns, laborer. 
 
 John PowelU engineer G.T.R. 
 
 George Ribbonds. 
 
 Samuel Hollyman, conductor G.T.R. 
 r E. Pearson, laborer, 
 r Richard Harper, carriage maker. 
 Vacant lot 
 
 Andrew Knight, engineer G.T.R. 
 
 J. G. Bridge, grocer. 
 
 William L. Limmer, carpenter, 
 r Lionel Limmer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Mrs. Jane Sylvester. 
 
 Captain William Joyce. 
 
 William Taylor, conductor N. R. C. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 58 Frederick W. Unitt, coppersmith. 
 60 Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence. 
 62 Henry Ferguson, sailmaker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 High street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry Duncan, insurance agent. 
 
 Derby Lane— North side. 
 
 Commences at Trinity and runs to ParliO' 
 inerd. 
 
 Trinity Church. 
 Erin street intersccLs 
 
 Rev. A. Sanson, Trinity Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mitchell Bryan, laborer. 
 P. McLachlen, laborer. 
 Francis Hughes, laborer. • 
 George Fraser, dealer. 
 ParlidmciU street intersects 
 
 Derby Lane— South side. 
 
 Commences at Trinity and mns to Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 Trinity Church, s s house. 
 Erin street intersects 
 
 Thomas I'hair, cab-driver. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 William Copland, brewer. 
 
 , Parliament street intersects., 
 
 Division street 
 Enns betwenn Robert and Spadina Avenue. 
 All vacant. 
 
 Don street— North side. 
 
 Commences at Parliament and runs east to 
 Jiiver Don. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
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 C. £. iM'DEiiSON 4 CO/S 
 
 8 James Booth, builder. 
 10 Mrs. Adair Roy. 
 14 John CarrutherB, eodtrastor. 
 20 Thomas Hill, prop. Caxton press offiet. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 24 E. P. Roden, reporter Leader. 
 " J. H. Boden, tinsmith. 
 28 James Britton, butcher. 
 SO Matthew Hi^ks, book-keeper. 
 34 Chas. Maysonholder, pressman Chrii- 
 
 tian Guardian. 
 86 George James. 
 38 George Charlton, butcher. 
 40 George Watts, butcher. 
 42 Henry Smith, book-keeper. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Charles Clements, laborer. 
 
 .Piiu strut iiUerseds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 60 James Taverner, mason. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Toronto General Hospital. 
 William B. Hampton, medical super- 
 inten dent Toronto Gen e lal Hospital . 
 George Boswell, steward, Toronto Gen- 
 eral Hospital. 
 Mrs. Margaret Roden, matron, Toron- 
 to General Hospital. 
 Dennis Mqrau, porter Toronto General 
 Hospital. 
 
 Sumach street i7itersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 124 J. Goff, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Eiver Dmi intersects 
 
 County jail and grounds. 
 
 George L. Allen, Governor county jail. 
 
 Don street- Soutb side. 
 
 Commences at Parliament street and runs 
 east to Hiver Don. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 9 William Parsons, oil refiner. 
 15 and 17 George W. Uavis, grocer. 
 23 Vacant house. 
 31 John Duggan, laborer. 
 33 Mrs. Margaret Swanton. 
 35 Michael Murnan, gardener. 
 41 John McDonald, baker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Piiu street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 91 Timothy Halliliau, laborer. 
 
 Sumach street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 125 Henry Clements, liiborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 143 Jeremiah O'Urien, color-maker. 
 147 Mrs. Mary Kelly, Shamrock Inn. 
 River street intersects. 
 
 Oil refinery. 
 River Don interteeti 
 
 Dorwt ttiMt- BMt lid*. 
 
 Commeneea at Wellington atreet xoftt ,9nd 
 
 runs north to King west. 
 
 Private ,^unds. 
 67 William Dineen, clerk. 
 Vacant lots. 
 King atreet interaeeU. 
 
 Dorset itreat— Wait tida. 
 
 Commences at IVellington street voest <md 
 runs north to King west. 
 Private grounds. 
 Royal Engineer's Office. 
 Military Purx'eyor's Office. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 King street Barracks, 29th Regt. 
 
 King street intersects. 
 
 a 
 
 Douro street— Nortb ilda. 
 
 Comm^vMS at Pathursl street aiid runs west 
 
 to Niagara. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 12 John Amiote, engineer G. T. R. 
 14 Alfred T. Tutty, laborer. 
 16 Mrs. Julia Cummins. 
 18 Philip Millgate. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 22 Thomas Moloney, laborer. 
 24 James Haslam, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 34 John Farrell, laborer. 
 36 Michael Smith, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 40 Ji^mes Caffrey, laborer. 
 42 Dei>nis O'Brien, tailor. 
 44 Michtoc) Teedy, laborer. 
 46 Robert Kerr, fireman G. W. R. 
 48 Mis. Ann Roach, grocer. 
 
 Tecumscth street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Niagara street intersects 
 
 Ct 
 
 Douro street— South side. 
 Commences at Bathurst street and runs west 
 to Niaijaa. 
 Vacant lots. 
 7 Rev. Mr. ( 'ole, Chaplain to H. M. force*. 
 9 Wm. H. Martin, Quartermaster. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 15 James Richardson, fitter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Arthurs, carpenter, 
 Martin Kane, carter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 37 John Low. 
 
 23 
 
 25 
 
TOROmrO CitY DrtifitJl'ORY. 
 
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 m interttetB 
 
 •t-KMtiiila. 
 inglon atreet md tmd 
 to Khig we$t. 
 
 B. 
 
 n, clerk. • 
 
 >nt lots. 
 
 '^t ititerseeti. 
 
 
 it-Wait Hda. 
 
 itigton atreet loeai and 
 to King west, 
 \. 
 
 's Office, 
 ^or's Office. 
 
 at lots. 
 
 racks, 29th Regt. 
 
 et irUersecis. 
 
 t-North dde. 
 
 »< street and runs wetl 
 
 agara. 
 
 it lots. 
 
 ngineer G. T. R. 
 
 , laborer. 
 
 mins. 
 
 tlot 
 
 laborer, 
 laborer, 
 t lots, 
 lorer. 
 laborer. 
 It lot. 
 iborer. 
 
 tailor. 
 
 laborer. 
 
 man G. W. R. 
 
 grocer. 
 
 vet intersects 
 
 lots. 
 et intersects 
 
 Soutb side. 
 
 t street and runs west 
 /an. 
 
 lots. 
 
 FiiikintoH.M. force*. 
 Quartermaster. 
 
 lot. 
 
 , fitter, 
 lots. 
 
 carpenter, 
 cr. 
 lots. 
 
 8» 
 
 42 
 
 George Long, penaioiiet. 
 James Kelly, laborer. 
 Vacaat lots. 
 E. Reiley, tavern. 
 
 Teeunueth street inierteett . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Niagara atreet iiUeraecta . . 
 
 DoTer Oonrt Road- East side. 
 
 Cmnmeneea at Cedar ami runs north to Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Captain William M. Innis. 
 
 Dr. Martin Curtis, staff-surgeon. 
 
 Henry O'Brien, barrister. 
 
 John B. Reid, Iwrrister. 
 Dundas atreet intersects 
 
 Cornelius Sullivan, laborer. 
 Blow street intersects 
 
 Dover Oo^irt Road— West side. 
 
 Commences at Cedar and runs north to Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Harrison, wid. Judge. 
 Thomas Morgan, barrister. 
 
 Dundas street intersects. 
 
 George T. Dcnison, jr., barrister. 
 3Iichael Noonan, market gardener. 
 
 Duchess street— North side. 
 
 Commeneea at Nelson and runs east to Par- 
 liamenL 
 2 Mrs. L. W. Lugsdin. 
 4 John Du^;an, carter. 
 8 Michael IVacey, shoemaker. 
 10 James Mogan, fish dealer. 
 12 Michael Hughes, fish dealer. 
 14 Dennis Hagerty, tailor. 
 16 Matthew Reardon, laborer. 
 " John Young, shoemaker. 
 18 Mrs. Ann Kenny, Rose and Crown Inn. 
 
 , George street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 36 James Fitzpatrick, huckster. 
 " Wm. O'Hearn, laboror. 
 36 Michael Leonard, huckster. 
 36 r Mrs. Jennings, charwoman. 
 40 John Long, laborer. 
 42 Michael McGurn, }al)orer. 
 44 Michael McCauley, laborer. 
 46 Andrew Stratton, jwrter. 
 " Mrs. Garrett, cook. 
 48 Thomas Newell, laborer. 
 " John Taylor, moulder. 
 50 Mrs. Turner. 
 " Robert Campbell, laborer. 
 
 Old Presbyterian burial ground. 
 Stonecutter's lane intersects 
 
 66 James King, grocer, 
 Caroline atreet inMraeets . 
 
 62 Robert Pollock, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 70 and 72 Louis Walker, cabman. 
 72 r Miss Charlotte Green, dressmaker, 
 r James Coleman, clerk, 
 r Robert Simpson, tailor, 
 r Mrs. Montgomery, wid. Williun. 
 Vacant lots. 
 88 r John Kelley, mariner, 
 r Mrs. Jane Smith, 
 r Samuel Parks, 
 r Joseph Barber, gardener. 
 90 Charles Mcintosh, mariner. 
 92 James McMaster. 
 r Mrs. Donohue. 
 r Arch. Moses, carpenter, 
 r Robert Pape, clerk. 
 r Alexander Hutchinson, porter, 
 r James Brennan. 
 r Henry Alexander, painter. 
 94 John McDonald, porter. 
 96 John Clindinning, boat-builder. 
 98 Mrs. Peters, wid. Alexander. 
 102 Henry Scott, wharfinger. 
 106 John Newell, blacksmith. 
 lOSJohn Graiifield, mariner. 
 110 James McCrum, laborer. 
 
 " James Clindinning, laborer. 
 112 Daniel McDonald, carpenter. 
 114 Thomas Ferry, grocer and provision 
 
 dealer. 
 Ontario street iniersecta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 128 Charles Boeckh, brush manufacturer. 
 Berkeley atreet intersecta 
 
 132 Thomas Hurst, carpenter. 
 
 134 Patrick Friend, shoemaker. 
 
 136 Mrs. Mary Pudsey. 
 
 138 John Dancy, blacksmith. 
 
 140 George Hurst, gardener. 
 
 142 William Rogers, tinsmith. 
 
 144 George Pudsey, bricklayer. 
 
 148 J. Watson, tinsmith. 
 
 160 Thomas Brown, bricklayer. 
 
 " Henry Hughes, bricklayer. 
 
 " James Armstrong, carter. 
 
 " Amos May. 
 
 Dnohess street— South side. 
 
 ComnwiKcs at Nelson Street and runs East 
 to Parliament. 
 
 3 James Smith, laborer. 
 5 James Short, teamster. 
 7 Mrs. Canham, midwife. 
 9 Mrs. Mary Short 
 11 Thomas Lundy, mariner. 
 13 William Gibson, moulder. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Samuel Tliompson, cooperage. 
 
70 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 .Oeorge street intersects.. 
 
 John McLaughlin, hotel. 
 
 28 Michael Sullivan, shoemaker. 
 
 26 Thomas Slane, boarding-house. 
 
 27 William Uafferty, laborer 
 
 29 James Ryan, laborer. 
 
 81 William Daveau, shoemakw. 
 " Richard Knox, shoemaker. 
 «• Mrs. Ellen Kilfeder. 
 33 Henry Stout, brakeman. 
 
 36 Robert Harrison, boiler-maker. 
 
 37 James Duff, boiler-maker. 
 
 89 Thomas McDonald, tinsmith. 
 
 41 John Nolan, moulder. 
 
 43 Mrs. Elizabeth Coulter. 
 
 46 John Murray, laborer. 
 
 47, 49 Hugh Thompson, grocer. 
 
 51 David Hogun, laborer. 
 
 514 <Tames Hart, tailor. . 
 
 63 Mrs. H. Hayden. ' 
 
 " r Mrs. Enright, washerwoman. 
 
 " r Robert Hockley, pensioner. 
 
 " r Mre. Richardson, washei-woman. 
 
 834 John Conncll, storeman. 
 
 66 John Beyer, shoemaker. 
 
 67 William Buclian, shoemaker. 
 
 69 Jas. Hollinger, baggagcmaster G. T. R. 
 694 James Richardsun, lamplighter. 
 61 Hamilton Brennau, laborer. 
 63 Patrick Daly, laborer. 
 63 r George Elliott, laborer. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 Caroline street intersects 
 
 79 John Walz, Lager Beer Brewery. 
 Henry Hartmun, tai'or. 
 
 81 
 83 
 
 Adam Rehberger, tailor. 
 Ontario street intersects. 
 
 117 Samuel Parkei, giocer. 
 
 119 William Poole, slioemaker. 
 
 121 Andrew Deuison, printer. 
 
 Berkeley srteet intersects.. 
 
 147 Patrick Mullen, carter. 
 
 149 Mrs. Louisa Hunter. 
 
 151 Mrs. Loft. 
 
 153 Thomas Langton, gardener. 
 
 165 John H. Bennett, salesman. 
 
 157 Mrs, Rogers, grocer. 
 
 Duka street North side. 
 
 Gommenceb at Nelson East and rmis east to 
 Parliament. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 12 James Breen, fruit dealer. 
 14 Carpenter's shop, James Kerr. 
 16 John Mitchell, cab proprietor, 
 
 Oevrge street intersects 
 
 Mrs. Olive Stewart, ladies' boarding 
 school. 
 28 Vacant house. 
 32 Mrs. William McCallum. 
 
 82 William McCallum, jr., clerk. 
 
 34 D. P. Ross, clerk P. O. 
 
 38 Shtherland Stavner. 
 
 40 Terence O'Neill, inspector of prisons. 
 
 42 J. Morphy, Crown Lands department.. 
 
 44 William Davidson. 
 
 " J. M. Davidson. 
 
 48 Alderman W. Strachan. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 68 Mrs. Jane Clark, charH'oman. 
 
 60 Mrs. Rhodes, washerwoman. 
 
 . Caroline street intersects. 
 
 62 Mrs M. A. Ashall, marine store. 
 64 Philip Williams, main merchant. 
 66- Michael Burns, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 96 Henry Conlin, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ontario street intfrsects 
 
 110 Thomas Foster, grocer. 
 
 " William Foster, clerk. 
 112 George Lubur, nmsician. 
 114 Robert Bairy, tinsmith. 
 116 John Pass, laborer. 
 118 Isaac H«tchinson, blacksmith. 
 122 r Jose})h Wood, policeman. 
 
 " r Charles Smith, carpenter. 
 
 " r Samuel Staneland, cook Queen's Hotel. 
 118 r Valentine Doyle, ship caritenter. 
 122 Charles Arno, tailor. 
 
 ' ' Patrick Cowan, mariner. 
 128 Reuben Parkinson, wagon maker. 
 
 " John Parkinson, jeweler. 
 128 r John Oilman, tinsmith. 
 
 *• r John Flanigan, carter. 
 128 Henry Dewar, salesman. 
 134 William Hamilton, prop. St. Lawrence 
 Foundry. 
 
 .Berkeley street intersects. 
 
 136 William Hurst, laborer. 
 
 140 Vacant house. 
 
 144 George Patterson, cabman. 
 
 146 Hon. M. C. Cameron, M.P. 
 
 148 Alexander Grant, Registrar Court 
 
 Chancery. 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 Duke straet— South side. 
 
 Commences at Kehon East and runs east t» 
 
 Parliament. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 11 Samuel Archbold, policeman. 
 " John Curry, tinsmith. 
 
 Oeorge street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 23 F. F, Passmore, P. L. surveyor. 
 25 Edward Lawson, grocer and confec- 
 tioner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 29 John P. Boultbc, grocer. 
 
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 marine store, 
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 Frederick Ureel intiructs 
 
 Mrs. John Baldwin. 
 
 Morgan Baldwin. 
 
 Rev. E. Baldwin, Episcopal. 
 
 John R. Nash, crown timber agent 
 
 W. A. Avann, pedlar. 
 
 Caroline Street intersects 
 
 Patrick G. Close, merchant. 
 M. O'Dea. M.D. 
 G. Ussher Bilton, dairyman. ' 
 James Mee, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Princess street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Murphy, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Mrs. Bond, cor Ontario. 
 
 Ontario street intersects 
 
 A. Raudenstrauch, piano maker. 
 
 John Davy, printer. 
 
 William Reade (Firstbrook & Read), 
 
 box maker. 
 Edward Brown, clerk. 
 Barchard's box factory. 
 William McEwan, laborer. 
 
 Berkeley street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Smith, wagon maker. 
 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 Drunmer street -East side. 
 
 Commtnim at Qrncn street west and runs 
 north to Vaer Howell. 
 
 1 Thomas R. Williams, hotel-keeper. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Anderson's Lane intersects 
 
 7 James Fitzpatricjk, gi-ocer. 
 9 Joseph Pullan, bari)er. 
 13 J; John Mansell, machinist. 
 15 Michael Kenny, laborer. 
 Vacant house. 
 Vacant lot. 
 21 Andrew Phelan, shoemaker. 
 23 Miss Catherine O'Grady, dressmaker. 
 25 William Taylor, laborer. 
 27 Thomas McDonnell, shoemaker. 
 " r Mrs. Sarah Davis, washerwoman. 
 " r George Brown, laborer. 
 " r Henry Robinson, laborer. 
 29 Samuel Bonar, laborer. 
 31 James Feehey, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 83 k 85 Thomas Mitchell, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 101 John Dill, painter. 
 
 \ acant lots. 
 107 William J. Gruhum, upholsterer. 
 109 William Burns, cabinet maker. 
 116 Daniel Livingstone, bricklayer. 
 
 117 W. J. Huqhei, bricklayer. 
 119 Hector McDougall, carpenter. 
 121 Thomas Pell, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Anderson street intersects^,. 
 
 Vacant factory. 
 John Canavan, solicitor. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ca^r Howell street intersects. 
 
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 Dummer street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen street west and runs 
 
 north to Caer Howell, 
 
 2 Owen Cdsgrove, grocer. 
 6 John Sullivan, laborer. 
 Vacant house. ) 
 
 ATiderson's Lane intersects 
 
 10 Patrick Culleton, laborer. 
 12 Michael Donovan, laborer. 
 14 Michael Murphy, pensioner. 
 16 Vat ick Healev ' Sorer. 
 18 Pat xk Smith, ...iter. 
 
 Vaca^'t shop. 
 22 William Turner, waiter. 
 " William Shaw, waiter. 
 24 Cornelius Loarden, policeman. 
 26 Alexander Hall, laborer. 
 28 Mrs. Mary Steward, widow. 
 " Mrs. Mury Nolan, widow. 
 "0 Edward McMahon, teamster. 
 32 Mrs. Mary O'Brien, widow. 
 " Mrs. Catherine Carberry, widow, 
 34 Mrs. Ann Breen, widow. 
 
 r Patrick O'Brien, laborer. 
 
 r John O'Brien, laborer. 
 36 Thomas Kenny, laborer. 
 38 Christopher Kenny, laborer. 
 40 William Kenny, printer. 
 42 Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, widow. 
 " Archibald Graham, laborer. 
 44 John Gorman, laborer. 
 46 Dennis Mack, laborer. 
 48 Daniel Morgan, laborer. 
 50 William Colenso, jr., bricklayer. 
 52 Richard Hull, baker. 
 " Bridget Williams, Widow. 
 54 Mrs. Margaret Dunsmore, widow. 
 56 George McCann, carpenter. 
 
 School-house. 
 60 William Colenso, sr., builder. 
 •' Abraham Crawley, grocer. 
 
 r John McCallum, laborer. 
 
 r Miss Emma Beatty. 
 
 r Mrs. Eliza Malone, widow. 
 
 r Mrs. Annie Sexton, widow. 
 
 r Miss Jennie Anderson. 
 
 r Mrs. Catherine Addison, widow. 
 
 r Mrs. Bridget Beard, widow. 
 62 Mrs. Margaret Guerin, widow. 
 64 Thomas Curley, laborer. 
 66 Patrick Healey, laborer. 
 
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 68 John Moriarty, book agent. 
 70 Michael Lacy, laborer. 
 Vacant loti. 
 78 James Welch, laborer. 
 80 Mn>. Mary Johnson, widow. 
 82 Patrick Gninane, blacksmith, 
 r Thomas Downs, laborer, 
 r Thomas Walker, coachman. 
 84 Patrick Ford, laborer. 
 " Dennis Murphy, laborer. 
 86 John McKnnany, lal)0Ter. 
 " Mrs. Johnston, widow. 
 Vacant lots. 
 106 Robert Adams, {wttcm -maker. 
 108 John Adkins, gardener, 
 r Mrs. Jane Gegg, widow, 
 r Michael Hyun, laborer. 
 110 Arthur Niull, carpenter. 
 114 William Cager, sexton. 
 116 Miss Ellen Williamson, doirywoman. 
 118 Vacf\nt house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 132 John Reed, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 138 Thomas Jordan, laborer. 
 140 Mrs. Mary Stack, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 148 Rev. J. M. Laurent, pastor St Patrick's 
 Church, R. C. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Patrick's (R.C.) Church. 
 St. Patrick's School. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 . Caer ^moell street inteneeta , 
 
 Donoan strMt— East slda. 
 
 Gommuncea at Adelaide and runs north to 
 Queen IVeat. 
 
 1 Mrs. Mary Harrison, lodging-house. 
 " Henry Perris, wood-engraver. 
 " James Dingwell, lawyer. 
 
 Rear premises. . 
 
 George McDonald, employe G. T. R. 
 
 Nelsmi street JFest interacts 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. - 
 
 Richmond street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane in ter sects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Qjteen street intersects 
 
 Dnncan street— West sld*. 
 Comrrunces at Adelaide and runs north to 
 Queen West. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Richmond street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Queen street intertectt: 
 
 DoadM itrMt— iMt M<*. 
 Comnunces at Qtieen IVest and runs North, 
 
 Henry McOuire, Crown Hotel. 
 Vacant lot. 
 9 and 11 John Barton, broom maiiufM;- 
 
 turer. 
 13 Mrs. Mary Scott, widow William. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Oivens street intersects 
 
 17 John Keeler, carpenter. 
 19 William M< t'lellan, drover. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 23 John Scott, butcher. 
 26 John Dunn, drover. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Edward Lemon, cattle-dealer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Powell. 
 Arthur J. Taylor, clerk. 
 Patrick Breen, butcher. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Brodii.', laborer. 
 Joseph Nelson, kce]>er P. L. A. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Dover Court Road intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Nelson, keeper P. L. A. 
 J. Jones, gardener. 
 218 Gilbert Bowdway, blacksmith. 
 220 James Glynn, laborer. 
 224 Hamilton Marshall, wheelwright. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Angus McDonald. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thos. Dean, drover. 
 Brockton Weigh House. 
 Henry Chun^h, Weigh Master. 
 Mrs. Church, prop. Brown Bear Hotel, 
 lirockton Po.<<t Office, Mrs. Church 
 Post Mistress. 
 Brockton Club House, Frank Kennedy, 
 
 proprietor. 
 William Hai-ding. 
 
 V^acant lots. 
 Toll-gate. 
 
 Dundas street -West side. 
 Commences at Queen West and runs North. 
 4 Kenneth McLennan, gardener. 
 " Edward Barton, broom manufacturer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 54 Alexander Smith, brush-maker 
 56 John Mathew, grocer. 
 58 Thomas Waldie, stone-cutter. 
 60 William Woods, blacksmith. 
 62 John Tracey, laborer. 
 64 John Harrison, laborer. 
 
 . Cediir street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Foxley street intersects. . 
 Vacant lots. 
 
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 Vacant lota. 
 Mra. Fitsgibbon. 
 Mn. Kennedy. 
 John Olynn, laborer. 
 W. G. Deniaon, grocer and feed store. 
 
 Dover Court Road intrrieett 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Joseph Shuter, gardener. 
 Hamilton Marshall, jr^ 
 New house in course of erection. 
 Col. Geo, T. Denison. 
 Junes McClellan, teamster. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Ann's Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Hilton, Pastor. 
 Capt. Varley, Veterinary Surgeon 13th 
 L issars. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant store. 
 Vacant blacksmith's shop. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Toll-gate. 
 
 East Market Square— Bast site. 
 
 Commttwes at Esplanade and ruiui north to 
 King. 
 Beard's Wharf. 
 Beard's Elevator. 
 
 Esplanade intersects, 
 
 Charles ShoU, produce and commission 
 
 merchant. 
 Beard's coal and wood yard. 
 J. G. Beard & Sons, iron founders and 
 
 stove manufacturers. 
 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 Chas. Fisher, 
 John Bolam, 
 
 ects , 
 tcts.. 
 
 City Weigh House, 
 
 Weigh Master. 
 Butchers' Arms Hotel, 
 
 proprietor. 
 
 28 George Keith, grocer. 
 
 26 Lewis Holmes, restaurant. 
 
 27 Robt. l\ Thomas, barber. 
 
 29 J. W. Randall, St. Lawrence Saloon. 
 " William Adams, grocer. 
 
 31 John Morphy, stove dealer. 
 
 35 Albion Hotel, James Crocker. 
 
 37 Meek's Hotel. 
 
 39 David Hollins, barber and hair-dresser. 
 
 41 Wm. Strachau, grocer. 
 
 King street Eiist intersects 
 
 East Market Square -West side. 
 
 CojnnUTiees at Esplanmle and runs north to 
 King. 
 ' East entrance N. R. R. Station. 
 Lane intersects... 
 
 Guy's cattle yard. 
 License Inspector's OHice. 
 , . Rear premises City Buildings. 
 
 PnUm ttrttt MerttHs. 
 
 St. Lawrence Market. • 
 King street intersects.. 
 
 Baat street Horth— Horth aid*. 
 
 Commences at Hherboume and runt south east 
 to Parliament 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Sparham, gardener. 
 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 .Bast street North-South side. 
 
 Commences at Sherhoume and runs south sosl 
 to Parliament. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 Bast Btreat. 
 
 Commences at Little Front and runs to South 
 Park. 
 
 W. Funston, innkeeper. 
 Patrick Walsh, laborer. 
 Patrick Marrow, laborer. 
 Mrs. B. Walsh, washerwoman. 
 Patrick Maher, laborer. 
 William Collins, laborer. 
 Richai'd Taylor, laborer. 
 James Sidden, laborer. 
 Thomas Spinks, laborer. 
 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 James Evoy, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
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 •Eden straet— North side. 
 
 Commences at Bathurst and runs west. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Davie Gibson, boiler maker. 
 Andrew Mcintosh, boiler maker. 
 John Spencer (col'd), laborer. 
 William Wilson, whitewasher. 
 
 Eden street— South side. 
 Commences at Bathurst and runs west. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 15 William Walker, checker G.T.R. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Edward street— North side. 
 
 Commences at Ymige and runs west to l/ni- 
 
 versUy. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 8 and 10 Isaiah Creys, waggon-maker. 
 " r Margaret Murphy, washorwoman. 
 " r James Cannon, lalwrer. 
 " r Mra. Anne Moore, washerwoman. 
 12 James Dempsey, stove-mounter. 
 
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 14 William Donohoe, blackimith. 
 
 16 Daniel Wright, teamater. 
 
 18 and 20 Thos. Brig^, lumbar merchant 
 
 22 Mra. Hannah Hnggn. 
 
 24 Thos. Brigga, lumi>er merchant. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 26 William Captain, plasterer. 
 28 John Alexander, City Police. 
 32 Matthew Henderson, carpenter. 
 84 Mrs. Ann Stogdale, widow William. 
 36 John Price, builder. 
 38 William West, shoemnkcr. 
 40 Joseph Robins, stove-mounter. 
 42 Thomas Hill, cutter. 
 " r Edward Holland, laborer. 
 44 Abraham Harris, carpenter. 
 " r Oeorgii Love, baker. 
 46 MatUiew Johnston, plasterer. 
 48 James Murphv, paper-folder. 
 60 Thomas A. Watt, upholsterer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 54 Thomas Gilliers, shoumaki-r. 
 56 Allan Hewitt, laborer. 
 58 Thomas Cochrane, carter. 
 
 Terauleij .ttreet intersects 
 
 60 Francis Riddell, baker. 
 60 and 62 Joseph Riddell, groceries and 
 liquors. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Latie intersecta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Eliza Richardson, wid. Edward, 
 
 washerwoman. 
 Edward Harris, waiter. 
 Samuel McBride, wood dealer. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 86 Richard Mitchell, grocer. 
 88 Mrs. Margaret Martin, widow Robert, 
 seamstress. 
 
 Va(!ant lots. 
 90 Christopher Heattie, carpenter. 
 94 Thomas Skippon, carpenter. 
 
 Sayer street iiitersecta 
 
 98 William Brown, commercial traveller. 
 100 John W. Sproatt, conductor G. T. R. 
 104 Mrs. Ann Jackson, widow John, 
 106 John Ellis, farmer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 110 Vacant house. 
 112 Mrs. Bridget Chase, tailoress. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Centre street intersects. . . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 University street intersects . 
 
 Edward street— South side. 
 
 Cvm/nurues at Yonge and runs west to Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 1 & 3 Mrs. Catherine Henwood, tavern 
 keeper. 
 
 Rear premiaet. 
 9 r James Paterson, tailor. 
 11 r Oeorge W. Gordon, painter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 11 John King, yardman. 
 13 Richard Longmaid. 
 15 John Lord, carpenter. 
 Lumber yard. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Hugh McClcilmi, lahorer, 
 Mrs. Charld 
 
 >tte Ambler, wid. Ralph. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Yard. 
 
 29 Joshua Thornton, bricklayer and plast* 
 
 erer. 
 31 Joseph C. Everett, bookkeeper. 
 33 Henry Stone, chandler. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 35 Hi nry Stone, chandler. 
 354 John H. Lumsden, printer. 
 37 John Atkinson, builder. 
 39 Lupiance Victor, bookbinder. 
 39 Jamas Savage, peg maker. 
 41 George Wright, grocer. 
 43 William K. Barlow, carpenter. 
 49 William Norris, lal)ornr. 
 51 William Le Roy, tailor. 
 63 Thomas Higgins, shoemaker. 
 56 William Townley, laborer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 61 Robert Hunt, carpenter. 
 Terauley street intersects ,., 
 
 Mrs. Wood, milliner. 
 
 William JI. Blashford, moulder. 
 
 Miss Elizabeth Hart, milliner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wood Yard. 
 Richard A'itchell, grocer. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Sayer street intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 99 Francis Mitchell, moulder. 
 101 James Macey, shoemaker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 C'eiUre street intersects 
 
 115 James McCallum, stonecutter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Shed. 
 123 William Scully, baker. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 University street intersects. 
 
 Elizabeth street- -East aide. 
 Runs from Queen street north to College strut. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 11 Elijah Westraan, carpenter. 
 13 Robert Armstrong, shoemaker. 
 
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 16 Mra. Catherine Flemming. 
 
 17 Mrs. Mary QraTen, washerwoman. 
 19 Mrs. Sarah Dunlop, washerwoman. 
 21 John Morrow, carpenter. 
 
 28 r John Scott, shoemaker. 
 25 James Gnrtluy, shoemaker. 
 27 John Mullins, -arpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 31 John Oibson, carter and tavoni keeper. 
 
 Albert street intersects 
 
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 46 
 47 
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 61 
 
 Robert 8tei)hcns, grocer. 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 John Kelly, dairyman. 
 Mrs. Kleanor Simpson. 
 William Holt, boarding house keeper. 
 Mrs. Prudentia Hunter, giocer. 
 William Bulnian, Toccr. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 . Louisa street intersects. 
 
 55 k 57 Thomas Moore, tavern keeper. 
 
 69 Stephen Hill, laborer. 
 
 61 Mrs. Eliza Douglass. 
 
 63 Julian Sale, commission agent. 
 
 65 James Spence, assessor. 
 
 67 James Stephens, grocer. 
 
 .Hagcrman street intersects. 
 
 69 William Mack, laborer. 
 
 71 Michael Fletcher, carriage painter. 
 
 73 Atcheson Moore, shoemaker. 
 
 " r George Maddocks, harness maker. 
 
 " r George Broom field, dock labo.er. 
 75 Mrs. Esther J. Lindsay, tailoress. 
 77 David Crimmon, tailor. 
 79 Mrs. Jane liConard, second-hand clothes 
 
 dealer. 
 81 William R. Robert.son. 
 83 Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Muckle. 
 
 .Dale street intersects. 
 
 834 Charles Fry, cabinet maker. 
 
 86 Benjamin Reeves, carpenter. 
 
 87 hiclmrd Stewart, sawyer. 
 89 J.'^mes Connor, bookbinder. 
 91 "■.'.' illiam F. Rolling, clerk. 
 93 Joseph Varcy, pressman. 
 
 96 John Varey, laborer. 
 
 97 Thomas Gilchrist, foundry-man. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 99 John Flavell, giocer & liquor merchant. 
 101 & 103 r James Kuowle, laborer. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
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 115 
 117 
 117 
 
 Agnes street intersects. 
 
 James Ramsey, mason. 
 Vacant house. 
 Robert Brown, laborer. 
 John Custaloe carpenter. 
 Edward Gaunt, carpenter. 
 Wood Yard. 
 
 121 Fergus Slack, laborer. 
 
 128 Richard Mitchell, provision dealer. 
 
 Edward street intersecu , 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 136 Sanuel McBride, wood merchant. 
 
 137 .John Baxter, vsrnishcr. 
 " r Lawrence Ward, tailor. 
 " r James Francis, laborer. 
 
 139 Mrs. Mary Kelly, wosheiworaan. 
 
 141 James Reid, carter. 
 
 143 Edward Faleu, shoemaker. 
 
 146 John Summers, grocer k tavern keeper. 
 
 Elm street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 61 John Dunlop, carter. 
 1" r Patrick Belgoyne, laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 166 William Sloane, printer. 
 
 167 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Rear premises. 
 Walton street intersects 
 
 John Flaherty, corpeiiter. 
 
 Vacant lot, 
 Robert Harris. 
 
 John Thomas, pianoforte maker. 
 Oerrard street intersects. 
 
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 Rear premises. 
 
 James Marsden, brass finisher. 
 
 Thomas Hollis, tailor. 
 
 Robert McCleary, giocer and carpenter. 
 
 Thomas Charters, moulder. 
 
 Frederick W. Haudorf, carver. 
 
 Richard Castle, bricklayer. 
 
 John Ross, blacksmith. 
 
 Hayter street intersects 
 
 James Mellick, grocer. 
 Alexandrr M'Cruady, painter. 
 
 Vacant lot. • 
 Mrs. Matilda Begley, washei-woman. 
 Frank Somers. 
 Mrs. Ann Morrish, book-binder. 
 
 Lancelot Bolster, Superintendent Water' 
 Works. 
 
 Mrs. Charlotte Hart. 
 
 Mrs. Jane Heney, washerwoman. 
 \ acant lot. 
 
 William Bonham, tailor. 
 Vacant lot 
 
 Mrs. Jane Rogers, washerwoman. 
 
 Robert Gwiven, shoemaker. 
 
 William Inker, shoemaker. 
 
 George Coburn, shoemaker. 
 
 Mrs. Christina Aitken, monthly nurse. 
 
 William CuUen, bricklayer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Alexander Gorrie, carpenxer. 
 
 Moses Oi^kame, whitewasher. 
 
 Hugh Mc'^illan, laborer. 
 
 Matthew V Me, laborer. 
 
 William I mith, book-keeper. 
 
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 Vacant lota. 
 VU t William Johnwm, ahoemaket. 
 
 " r Mrs. Julia Malone, waaherwoman. 
 2BS Jamea Gnnningham, sawyer. 
 
 College street interudt ,.... 
 
 BUiwbath stnat-WMt nde. 
 
 Commenees a.' Queen West and rum notth to 
 College Avenue. 
 
 2 Rear p'.vmises. 
 Yard uid bam. 
 8 John Farrell, flour and feed factor. 
 10 Hutchinson White, cari.«nter. 
 12 and 14 Samuel Thornton, vinsmith. 
 16 Henry Gorham, carpenter and wbice- 
 
 wsaher. 
 78 Alexander Evans, shoemaker. 
 
 Lane irUenecli. 
 
 22 
 <t 
 
 24 
 28 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Mrs. Emily Dunn, washerwoman. 
 John McCann, laborer. 
 Andrew Craig, laborer. 
 Robert Twiley, butcher. 
 William Allen, bookbinder. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Albert street intersects. 
 
 88 James A. Kerr, grocer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 40 Mrs. Anne Todd, widow Robert. 
 
 42 Vacant house. 
 
 44' John Goldsmith, printer. 
 *• r John Johnson, carriage-builder. 
 
 46 James Leonard, cabinet-maker. 
 
 48 William Ward, farmer. 
 
 20 William Craig, turner. 
 
 " Misses Cramer, dressmakerr, 
 
 82 Mrs. Mary Robertson, widow Jvhn. 
 
 54 Thomas Gough, painter. 
 
 56 'V^illiam White, melodeon-r tker. 
 
 .Loitisa street inter.*xt9... 
 
 58 Thomas Crawford, grocer. 
 60 !lenry Jacobs, carpenter. 
 
 liTrs. Rachel Finley, tailoress. 
 
 I<'rancis Cav,n; laborer. 
 
 John Lewis, shoemaker. 
 684 Mrs. Clara Stain, washerwoman. 
 68} r Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 William Hughes, lalwrer. 
 
 Mrs. McDonagh, grocery. 
 
 William Hamilton, blacksmith. 
 
 James Hunter, se.i captain. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Perry, tailoress. 
 
 John Rodgers, engineer. 
 
 John Allingham, carpenter. 
 
 Duncan McNeil, tailor. 
 
 William Dandy, carpenter, 
 r Andrew Duncan, jobl)er. 
 
 John Lennox, carpenter. 
 
 Alexander Milligao, tailor. 
 
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 r James Price, laborer, 
 r Joseph Andrew, laborer. 
 
 Henry Anderson, cooch-makcr 
 painter. 
 
 Isaac Cathcart, laborer. 
 
 George Nelson, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Robert Roberts, pressman. 
 
 John Nichols, shoemaker. 
 
 Joshua Walford, pr. .tei". 
 
 William Pcn-ott, carpenter. 
 
 Jane Baker, liuckstrcss. 
 
 Edward Harjwr, dairyman. 
 
 Robert Hill, keeper Fire Hall. 
 
 Elizabeth Street Fire Hall. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Vacant houses. 
 
 •ad 
 
 160 
 162 
 164 
 166 
 168 
 
 184 
 186 
 188 
 190 
 192 
 194 
 196 
 
 
 Agnes street intersects... 
 
 124 William Ncill, shoemaker. 
 126 Edward Tinsley, jMiinter. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Edward street intersects.. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 140 Joseph Cam^iljcU, carpenter k builder. 
 142 William Likins, student. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Elm street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Mrs. James Birmingham, wid. Henry. 
 
 John Bickell, moulilcr. 
 
 Eugene Rooney, plasterer. 
 
 Robert Dermody, painter and glazier. 
 
 Adam Patterson, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Elizabeth Street School. 
 
 V'^cant lots. 
 Henry Franklin, laborer. 
 Heniy J. Noi-kes, broom-maker. 
 George Harvey, barber. 
 Louis Burrows, laborer. 
 John Little, plasterer. 
 Thomas McMillen, moulder. 
 Villi.im Corbitt, wood nicihant. 
 Wood yard. 
 I lissionary Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Hayter street intersects.. 
 lot. 
 
 Vacan* 
 212 r — Gray, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 212 Robert Steadham, oArpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 216 Henry Floyd, collector. 
 218 John For'unc, carjKinter. 
 220 Alexander Robertson, Iwotmaker. 
 222 Wm. DeVeve Hunt, foreman Daily 
 
 Teleg'anh Job Department. 
 226 David Lamb, boot-fitter. 
 228 r George Fcott, broom-maker. 
 230 Andrerv McCree, engine-driver. 
 232 Robert McBride, expressman. 
 
TOBONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 77 
 
 -maker and 
 
 all. 
 
 r k builder. 
 
 ad. Henry. 
 nd glazier. 
 
 iker. 
 ant. 
 
 
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 \n Daily 
 
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 Vacant lot. 
 .Lane inUrteeta. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 284 r William Johnson, laborer. 
 2344 I* ^i^- Mary Stnrgion, washerwoman. 
 236 Mrs. Ellen McKay, washerwoman. 
 Vacant lot. 
 William Cruise, bricklayer. 
 Joseph Hallam, bricklaye". 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 College street intersects 
 
 240 
 242 
 
 EUxaboth strMt East— West side. 
 
 Oommences at South Park and runs to Palace. 
 
 Peter Keenan. 
 
 Daniel O'Keefe, laborer. 
 
 James Burns, Iftborer. 
 
 oohn O'Dea, laborer. 
 
 Thomas Christie, laborer. 
 
 John Connor, laborer. 
 
 Daniel McAuliff, laborer. ^ 
 
 Elm Street— North Side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs west to Vni- 
 versify streM. 
 
 Vacant lote. 
 Eli J. Palmer, artist. 
 Wesleyan Methodist C'.iunth. 
 W. D. Mathews, commission merchant 
 
 Tcrauley Street intersects 
 
 James Brayley, dry groods. 
 
 Thomas Hoskins, merchant. 
 
 John B''own, stationer. 
 
 Riciiard Score, tailor. 
 
 Josias Bray, broker and banker. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Warring Kenncily, salesman. 
 
 Benjamin Parsons, accountant. 
 
 W. I. Shaw, grocer. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Richard Murrell. 
 
 Wi liam Phillips, painter and giainer. 
 
 Ed "in Butt, pListerer. . 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Samuel .Clare, writiug master. Normal 
 School. 
 
 Elisabeth Strci intersects 
 
 William Evans sailor. 
 Mrs. Catlierino Trevail, widow of John. 
 James Price, hatter. 
 Edwai'd Price, confcctiouer. 
 Alexander Turner, photogi'apher. 
 Alex. Hunter, carter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 James Turner, moulder. 
 
 Sayer street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 28 
 
 48 
 <i 
 
 50 
 52 
 5i 
 56 
 68 
 60 
 62 
 64 
 66 
 68 
 70 
 
 74 
 
 76 
 78 
 80 
 
 41 
 
 82 
 84 
 
 96 Charles Gould, builder. 
 
 98 Alexander Auchincloss, painter. 
 
 98i Georpe Stewart, breakman, O.T.R. 
 100 William Johnson, machLiist 
 102 John Ross, carpenter. 
 104 James Mclntyre, upholsterer. 
 106 William Dye, print»T. 
 108 George Healey, policeman. 
 110 John Ross, moulder. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Centre street intersects. 
 
 114 Mrs. Joseph Bond. 
 116 Martin Murphy. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 122 Joseph Raymond, bookkeeper. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 University street intersects. . 
 
 
 Elm street— Soutli side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs west to Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 1 Ambrose Kent, bricklayer. 
 
 " Joseph Kent. 
 
 3 Howard Bryant, bookkeepr. 
 
 5 Charles Copp, do. 
 
 7 Alexander Stretton, flour agent. 
 
 9 William K. Wright, mason. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 41 Walter Groundwater, bookkeeper. 
 
 43 William Roland. 
 
 45 George A. Walton, sewing machine- 
 agent. 
 
 47 John Whiteside, salesman. 
 
 " Alexander Hunter, telegraph operator.. 
 
 Terauley street intersects. 
 
 49 George Sanderson, laborer. 
 
 51 Mrs. J. Ames, widow. 
 
 53 George Taylor, shoemaker, 
 
 55 Mrs. 1. Phjllips, widow. 
 
 57 John Mullen, laborer. 
 
 59 George Simmons, laborer. 
 
 61 Thomas Doughty, carpenter. 
 
 Central lane intersects 
 
 63 W. Williams, sailor. 
 65 A. Lewis, whitewasher. 
 Vaeant lots. 
 
 Eliziheth street intersects 
 
 House of industry. 
 
 Stycr street intersects 
 
 91 John Adams, ship builder. 
 
 93 Henry Sweetmaii, chair maker. 
 
 " Mrs. H. Swectman, storekeeper. 
 
 95 Simon McDonald, cabinet and carriage 
 maker. 
 
 97 Charles W. Thompson, carpenter. 
 
 99 William Harding, plumber. 
 101 & 103 New houses unoccupied. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 109 George G.' C. Crawford, M. D. 
 11 1 Charles tweetapple, veterinary stcdent- 
 
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 .....'. Centre street intersects 
 
 121 Alexander Chalmers, machinist. 
 123 Mrs. M. K Kent, widow. 
 125 John W. Reeves, cabinet maker. 
 127 J. T. Townsend, travelling supt. tele- 
 graph lines. 
 1^9 lUtrs. Louisu Pettigrew, dressmaker. 
 
 University street intersects. 
 
 Emily street— East side. 
 
 Cmnmences at Wellington and, runs north to 
 King. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 9 John McLean, laborer. 
 9 William Hatchet, grocer. 
 11 Mrs. Walls. 
 " Mrs. Lynch, widow. 
 13 Vacant house. 
 15 Thomas Bedley, laborer. 
 17 Mrs. Agnes Baker, charwoman. 
 19 Henry Clark, laborer. 
 " Mrs. Keating, widow. 
 21 Denis Flanagan, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 King street intersects . 
 
 Emily street— West side. 
 
 Com'nunces at Wellington and runs north to 
 King. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 12 Michael McCarty, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 Erin street— E&st side.- 
 
 Commences at King East and ru7is south to 
 Palace. 
 
 Trinity Church. 
 Derby Lane intersects 
 
 16 
 18 
 20 
 
 22 
 
 Samuel Manuy, laborer. 
 Thomas Mathews, laborer. 
 Robert Mathews, laborer. 
 John Patterson, carter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Esplanade East- North side 
 
 Comiiiences at Yonge and runs to 
 Limits. 
 
 Eastern 
 
 Trinity Church Sunday School Houce. 
 15 William Webber, laborer. 
 17 Vacant lot. 
 
 19 Abrara Harwcod;- constable. 
 21 Robert Scott, laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 26 J. Swantoii, laborer. 
 
 27 T. Haines, laborer. 
 
 29 John Miigiun, engineer. 
 J. & J. Taylor, safe works. 
 
 Erin street— West side. 
 
 Commences at King East and runs south to 
 Palace. 
 
 Derby Lane intersects 
 
 10 Thomas Phair, cab driver. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 14 Joseph Miles, laborer. 
 
 G. W. R. freight and passenger stations. 
 Scott street intersects 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George 0. Woodall, shoemaker. 
 Thomas Heaslip, hot«l-keeper. 
 John McCluskey, laborer. 
 James Myles, coal and wood yard. 
 R. & W. Saulter, coal and wood yard. 
 Richard H. Gates, mill-stone manu- 
 facturer. 
 Church street intersects 
 
 John Mcftann, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jackman & McGann, ship brokers. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 James Currie, boiler-maker. 
 Neil Currie, boiler-maker. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 John Hallani, leather and hides. 
 Edward Bescoby, lime and stone mer- 
 chant. 
 
 .... iVest Market Square intersects 
 
 R. W. Pui-vis, station-master N. R. R, 
 C. W. Moberly, head engineer N. R. R. 
 N. R. R. pa-ssenger station. 
 
 East Market street intersects 
 
 J. G. Beard & Son.s, stove manufactur's. 
 Toronto Linseed Oil Works. 
 Samuel Hill, ice merchant. 
 Vacant Iota. 
 
 Oeorge street intersecLi 
 
 Charles Goldring, hotel-keeper. 
 Robert Rennardson, boat-builder. 
 A. Taylor, coal and wood yard. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 City Dead House. 
 
 Frederick street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Caroline street intersects , 
 
 Lyman Elliott & Co. 's oil warehouse. 
 Rear of D. Crawford & Co.'s Mills. 
 
 Princess street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Berkeley street intersects 
 
 Rear of old Jail. 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 1 
 
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 r. 
 
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 uns to Eastern 
 
 jenger stations. 
 cts 
 
 emaker. 
 
 :eeper. 
 
 r. 
 
 rood yard, 
 
 nd wood yard. 
 
 1-stone manu- 
 
 ects 
 
 sper. 
 
 ip brokers, 
 cer. 
 
 T. 
 
 d bides. 
 
 ad stone mer- 
 
 ter sects 
 
 aster N. R. R. 
 fineer N. R. R. 
 >n. 
 
 ersects 
 
 manufactur's. 
 
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 t9 
 
 iLs 
 
 ceper. 
 
 builder. 
 
 yard. 
 
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 warehouse. 
 >.*s Mills. 
 
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 MtS 
 
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 James Doran, distiller. 
 
 Gooderham k Worts, City Steam Mills. 
 
 Trinity street intersects 
 
 W. T. Fitzhenry, distiller. 
 Gooderham & Woi-ts' stables. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Cfurry street intersects 
 
 Gzowski & Co., Toronto Rolling Mills. 
 Thomas Meagher, station-master. 
 Don Station, G. T. R. 
 
 Esplanade East— South Side. 
 
 'Commences at VongeandrunstoEastemlimits. 
 
 Yonge Street Wharf, Milloy & Co. 
 
 Henry Aykrold, boat-builder. 
 
 Private boat houses. 
 
 Milloy's Wharf. 
 
 John A. Clindinning, boat-builder. 
 
 Mrs. Margaret Greavee, boat-pro- 
 prietress. . 
 
 Hamilton's Wharf, S. S. Hamilton. 
 
 S. S. Hamilton, wharfinger, Hamil- 
 ton's Wharf. 
 
 Chairey's wood yard. 
 
 Samuel Hoveys, boat-builder. 
 
 R. & W. Saulte.', coal & wood yard. 
 
 Church Street Whaaf, Scott & Gorrie. 
 
 Henry Scott, wharfinger, commission 
 merchant. 
 
 Adamson's Wharf, Wm. Adamson. 
 
 Wm. Adamson, wharfinger, Adam- 
 son's Wharf. 
 
 Samuel McBride, coal and wood 
 merchant. 
 
 St. Lawrence Wharf, Jas. Adamson. 
 
 James Adamson, wharfinger, Adam- 
 son's Wiiarf. 
 
 James Aikins, wood merchant. 
 
 J. G. Beard & Sons's Foundry. 
 
 Bcuird's Wharf and Elevator. 
 
 Leak's Wharf. 
 
 Taylors v/harf. 
 
 Archibald Taylor, wharfinger. 
 
 Fish Market. 
 
 Crawford's Wharf. 
 
 Gooderhttin's Wharf. 
 
 Rolling Mills' Wharf. 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway Works. 
 
 Esplanade West— North Side. 
 Commences at }'<>> jeandrunsto JFcstemliviits 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Myles, coal and wood yard. 
 Staunton's Paper Fa(;tory. 
 J. B. Smith, lumbcrand planing mill. 
 Royal Dominion Mills. 
 Bay street intersects 
 
 Scott & Stollery, stone and building 
 material. 
 
 Jacques & Hay, furniture manu- 
 facturers. 
 
 J. & N. C. Scovill, car-wheel works. 
 J. Cmith & Sou, lumber dealers. 
 Andrew O'Brien, hotel-keeper. 
 
 York Street intersects 
 
 G. T. R. Station. 
 
 Montreal Ocean Steamship Go's. 
 Office. 
 
 Hen. Bourlier, station master G. T. R. 
 John A. Carlaw, cashier G. T. R. 
 Wm. Jarman, ticket agent G. T. R. 
 John Johnson, yard master G. T. R. 
 P. B. Kirkham, night agent G. T. R. 
 C. R. Chisholm, news depot G. T. R. 
 James Smith, refreshment saloon. 
 Union Railway Station. 
 Stephen Blackman, rear of U. R. S. 
 baggage master G. T. R. 
 
 Sirncoe Streit intersects 
 
 John Betz, hotel-keeper. 
 
 G. T. R. grounds. 
 
 G. T. R. freight sheds. 
 
 Car repaireis' work shop G. T. R. 
 
 Car-shop G. T. R. • 
 
 Metropolitan wat' works. 
 
 W. J. Smith, t aief Ihgineer Met. 
 
 water works. 
 Grand Tnink round house. 
 Brock Street intersects 
 
 Northern Rail.ay Station. 
 G. W. R. R. locomotive works. 
 
 EspUnade West— South Side. 
 
 Commoices at Yonge and runs to Western 
 limits. 
 
 Custom House Wharf. 
 
 W. Higginbotham ^ Co., wharfinger. 
 
 '^'llliam Myles, coal and wood yard. 
 
 Scot.t k Stollery's wharf. 
 
 Jacques & Hay's wharf and warehouse. 
 
 Geo. Henry Wyatt, (Ontaria wharf,)' 
 coal and wood. 
 
 J. Smith k Sons' wharf. 
 
 Tinning's wharf. 
 
 R. Tinning k Bros., wharfingers. 
 
 James Adams, sailmaker. 
 
 Rees' wharf' 
 
 F. A. Noverre, boat-builder. 
 
 John Sheden, 0. T. R. '',vator. 
 
 George McLeod, 
 
 Northern Railway wharf. 
 
 F. P. G. Taylor & Co., lumber mer- 
 chants. 
 
 Queen's wharf. 
 
 (Japt. Robert Kerr, lighthouse-keeper. 
 
 E. M. Carruthers, wharfinger. 
 
 llobt. BcTinett, manager for E. M. 
 Carruthers. 
 
 Patrick Burns, coal and wood merchant. 
 
 Grand Trunk locomotive workp. 
 
 Grand Trunk stores' department. 
 
 Grand junction front station G. W. R. 
 
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 ^Thomu Butler, yardman. 
 
 Charles Clarke, track foreman O. W. B. 
 
 Old Fort, infantry barracks. 
 
 New GarrisoQ, artillery barracks. 
 
 Western Limits. 
 
 Esther ttraai-But side. 
 
 Qmnmenees at Queen west and runs north to 
 High. 
 
 Bear premises. 
 19 Henry licadlay. 
 21 Vacant house. 
 211 Joseph Rolph, engraver. 
 23 Felix Julieu, cabinet-maker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Duncan Camr-bell, joiner. 
 
 Charles Francis, joiner. 
 
 Thomas Murphy, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Ellen Collins. 
 
 William Dollery, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Esther Young. 
 
 Abram Charlton, boiler-raaker. 
 
 R. G. Campbell, clerk. 
 
 Duncan Monison, raftsman. 
 
 Martin Donohue, laborer. 
 
 Jamfli Richardson, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Reardon. 
 
 Thomas Cooney, carjwnter. 
 Vacant lot 
 
 Timothy Crowley, lireman N.R.C. 
 
 James McAvoy, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 43 
 
 45 
 
 47 
 
 49 
 
 49i 
 
 51 
 
 53 
 
 65 
 
 67 
 
 61 
 63 
 
 .High street intcrsacts. 
 
 Esther street- West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen and niiui north to High, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 14 Mrs. Elizabeth Constantine. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Charles street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 84 Patrick Mack, laborer. 
 36 Mrs. Catherine Marshall. 
 68 Samuel Beatt^', painter. 
 60 David McClellan, porter. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 EHmbeth street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 '74 Nathaniel Meddle, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 High street intersects 
 
 Francis street -West side. 
 
 Commences at King east and ruiis north to 
 Adelaide. 
 Rear premises. 
 6 John Elliott, saddler. 
 10 Mrs. Thomas Mack. 
 12 Fisher k Robinson, sign painters. 
 14 John Hurst, hotel. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 22 JameaH. Dickson Ic Co., nwnfacturen 
 
 ^ricultural implements. 
 24 John Mills, grocer. 
 26 James Hurst, plumber and gas-fitter. 
 28 Patrick Burns, boarding-house. 
 30 John Coulthard, wines and liquors. 
 32 Samuel Dyer, mariner. 
 
 ,. Adelaide street intersex 
 
 Frederlok street- East side. 
 
 Commences at Esplanade and runs north to 
 Duke. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 25 Mrs. Kelly, wid. James. 
 27 Michael Norton, mariner. 
 29 P. Lee, classical and mathematical 
 academy. 
 Rear»prenuses. 
 
 King street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 ....; Duke street intersects 
 
 Frederick street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Esplanade and runs north to 
 Duke. 
 
 City dead house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 24 Joseph Humphrey. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 28 Vacant house. 
 
 30 Henry Haskett. 
 
 32 Thomas Rennick, carter. 
 Duke street intersects 
 
 Front Street West-North Side. 
 
 Commences at Von/je and runs west to 
 Bathurst. 
 
 Bank of Montreal, George W. Yarker^ 
 Manager. 
 
 Lav/! intersects 
 
 4 Hnrbor Cojnniis8ionei''s Office. 
 " Hugh Ricliiii'dsoii, harbor master. 
 
 Jiis. Sniitli, jr., deputy hnrbor ninster. 
 C & 8 Thompson & IJurns, storerooms. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 New buildings. 
 20 Rochester House, Mrs. E. Hanlon k 
 Son. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Lane intersects 
 
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 Ueneets, 
 
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 Tid runt north to 
 
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 Bay Street intersects, 
 
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 Lumber yard. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Queen's Hotel, Capt. Thos. Dick, pro- 
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 Vacant lots. 
 John Whakn, laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 King's Hotel, John H. Meyer prop. 
 
 Vor/c street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Charles Way, mail clerk, G.W.H. 
 
 William Moore, laborer. 
 
 John Gill, tavern-keeper. 
 
 Simcoe Street intersects 
 
 Drill shed and military school. 
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 Donald A. Grant, accountant ; George 
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 John Little, messenger. 
 
 John Street intersects 
 
 222 to 226 James Howard, tavern-keeper. 
 228 Mrs. Sophia Johnson, tavern-keeper. 
 Vacant house. 
 234 George Blackbird, hotel-keeper. 
 Private grounds. 
 George Monro. 
 
 Windsor Street intersects 
 
 Angus Morrison, M. P. P. and barrister. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 G. H. Wyatt, wood and coal merchant. 
 
 Peter Street intersects. 
 
 258 . Hon. J. McMurrich, wholesale dry 
 goods merchant. 
 F. Stoeckel, paymaster 29th regiment. 
 John Johnston, yardman G.T.R. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 Star Hotel, C. Draycott proprietor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George Squirrell, t.ivern keeper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Dewe, Post Office inspector. 
 
 , Brock street intersects. 
 
 Northern Railway Offices. 
 John Harvie, traffic nia.stcr N.R.C. 
 Private grounds. 
 2 Loretto Convent 
 Private grounds. 
 356 Thompson Smith, lumber merchant. 
 W. W. Colwell, lumber merchant. 
 378 John Gilbert, tavern-keeper. 
 Vaciint lots. 
 
 Portland street intersects 
 
 Private giounds. 
 414 Henry Colwell, lumber merchant. 
 " r L. Wood, carpenter and joiner. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 420 John Cooper, gi-ocer. 
 426 William Sommerville, tavern-keeper. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Queen's Wharf Hotel, Edw'd Williams, 
 proprietor. 
 
 Bath tirst street intersects 
 
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 Oommencea at Yonge and rmu west to 
 Bathurat. 
 
 1 Custom House. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Wm. Myles, coal and wood merchant. 
 
 M. Staunton, wall-paper manofacturer. 
 
 John B. Smith, lumber merchant. 
 ,.... Bay street intersects 
 
 Jacques & Hay, cabinet-makers and 
 upholsterers. 
 
 J. Clements, sash, door and blind fac- 
 tory. 
 Street intersects. 
 
 Thompson, Smitli k Son, lumber-yard. 
 
 John Tinning, wood merchant and 
 wharfinger. 
 
 Samuel Heukcs, clerk. 
 
 Thomas Tinning, wood merchant and 
 wharfinger. 
 
 U. Tinning, wood merchant and wharf- 
 inger. 
 
 William Osboruc, tavern-keeper. 
 
 Royal Mail Steamboat Ticket Office, 
 N. Milloy, agent. 
 
 York street intersects 
 
 Grand Trui/k Ticket Office, R. Arnold, 
 agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Simcoe street intersects 
 
 Patrick Farley, tailor. 
 Mrs. Margaret Watman, widow. 
 Thomas Blanch, laborer. 
 John Mack, laborer. 
 Peter McConvy, laborer. 
 Mrs. Mary Murphy, widow. 
 William Reeves, M.D., physician. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Brock street intersects ....'. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bathurst street intersects 
 
 86 
 
 87 
 8» 
 
 93 
 
 Front street East— NortH side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs cast to Market 
 Square. 
 A. B. Walker, prop. American Hotel. 
 8 Canadian Navigation Co.'s Office, N. 
 
 Milloy, agent. 
 10 G. W. Gary, barber. 
 12 Vacant house. 
 14 Emigration Office, John A. Donaldson, 
 
 agent. 
 16 W. D. Matthews & Co., produce and 
 
 commission merchants. 
 •' L. Douglas, boarding-house. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Office, 
 R. Aniold, agent. 
 
 „..,... SaM street intersects 
 
 24 Argyle Hotel. 
 
 as ftnd 30 Rear of John McDonald k Co.'a 
 warehouse. 
 
 William Newbigging, boarding-house. 
 
 Patrick O'Neil, watchman. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John Shedden k Co., cartage oeenta 
 O. T. R. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 O. H. Wyatt, ship broker and freight 
 agent. 
 
 Robert Maitland, general broker. 
 
 James Rough, flour and grain inspector. 
 
 Jaques, Traoy & Co., agents Montreal 
 Tlirough Freigh*^ Line. 
 
 M. k L. Samuel, commission and gen- 
 eral merchants. 
 
 George Laidlaw, produce merchant 
 
 W. Rowlond, fire, marine, accidental 
 and life insurance agent. 
 
 32 
 34 
 
 42 
 
 44 
 
 46 
 
 48 
 
 50 
 
 52 
 
 64 
 
 58 
 
 Church street intersects . 
 
 u 
 o 
 
 
 78 
 
 80 
 
 82 
 ii 
 
 84 & 
 88 
 
 W. k R. Griffiths, wholesale grocers. 
 
 1 Morrison, Taylor k Co., provision 
 
 und commission merchants. 
 
 2 L. Coffije & Co, produce and com- 
 
 mission merchants. 
 " N. Barnhart, grain dealer. 
 
 3 Neil Johnson, wholesale produce, 
 
 provision and commission mer- 
 chant. 
 
 4 Gardner & Ramsay, produce, pro- 
 
 vision and commission merchants. 
 
 5 John Morison, grocer and liquor 
 
 merchant. 
 
 6 William Galbraith, general commis- 
 
 sion merchant. 
 
 7 John M. McKay, wholesale grocer 
 
 and hop merchant. 
 
 Samuel W. Farrell, commission mer- 
 chant. 
 Brunskill & Kirby, commission mer- 
 chants. 
 J. Walsh, pork dealer. 
 Douglas Laidlaw, wheat merchant. 
 David Davidson, commission merchant. 
 Drysdale & Robin, produce and com- 
 mission merchant. 
 J. B. Boustead, commission merchant. 
 T. B. Griffith, commission merchant. 
 86 William Rumsay, wholesale grocer. 
 Thomas C. Chisliolm, commission 
 
 merchant. 
 J. A. Simmei-8, seedsman. 
 
 .Eust Market street intersects. 
 
 Front Street East— South Side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge, and runs East to fFest 
 Market Square. 
 
 George Michie & Co., wholesale grocers. 
 3 Thompson k Burns, wholesale hard- 
 ware, crockery, &c. 
 
 I 
 
 T 
 
)hn McDonald A Co, '• 
 
 Iging, boarding-house. 
 
 watchman. 
 
 t lota. 
 
 Ic Co., cartage agenti 
 
 ip broker and freight 
 
 general broker, 
 ar and grain inspector. 
 Co., agents Montreal 
 gli*^ Line. 
 
 commission and gen- 
 
 :8. 
 
 produce merchant 
 e, marine, accidental 
 »nce agent. 
 
 't intersects 
 
 I, wholesale grocers, 
 lor & Co., provision 
 ion merchants. 
 
 0, produce and com- 
 hants. 
 
 rain dealer. 
 
 wholesale produce, 
 id commission mer- 
 
 msay, produce, pro- 
 
 immission merchanta 
 
 grocer and liquor 
 
 lith, general commis- 
 
 t. 
 
 ay, wholesale grocer 
 
 :hant. 
 
 II, commission mer- 
 jy, commission mer- 
 
 3aler. 
 
 wheat merchant. 
 
 om mission merchant. 
 
 1, produce and com- 
 int. 
 
 mmission merchant, 
 mmission merchant. 
 y, wholesale grocer, 
 iholm, commission 
 
 idsman. 
 
 '^ct intersects 
 
 -South Side. 
 
 d runs East to West 
 
 tiare. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DmsCTORY. 
 
 83 
 
 i 
 
 l; 
 
 37 
 41 
 
 51 
 
 53 
 55 
 
 67 
 61 
 
 I., wholesale grocers. 
 18, wholesale hard- 
 , &c. 
 
 John Snarr, coal and wood. 
 J. J. Nichol, coal and wood. 
 
 Seott street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Joseph Simpson, knitting and yara 
 factory. 
 
 and 39 Thomas Griffith k Co., whole- 
 grocers. 
 
 md 43 F. k G. Perkins & Co,, whole- 
 sale grocers. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 E. Chaffey k Co. , insurance agents. 
 
 Chatt'ey & Bro. , coal and wood. 
 
 Parson Bros., wholesale dealers in oils 
 and lamps, 
 
 Adam Hope k Co., wholesale hardware. 
 
 E. M. Carnithers & Co., proprietors 
 steamer " Algoma". 
 
 Chas. Perry k Co., comuiiss'n me.'ch'ts. 
 
 A. V. De Laporte, produce broker, 
 and 63 John Boyd k Co., wholesale 
 grocer. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 New buildings. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lime and stone yard. 
 77 Frank Smith & Co., wholesale grocer.s. 
 79 Thorne, Parsons & Vernor, leathers, 
 
 oil and findings. 
 81 Lyman, Elliot k Co., drug warehouse, 
 83 Thomas Clarkson k Co., produce com- 
 mission merchants. 
 85 C. T. Hurrell, commission merchant. 
 87 F. A. Kolph, commi-ssion merchant. 
 89 £. Lcadlay, hides, skins and grain. 
 
 JFest Market Square intersects 
 
 1, 2 and 3 A. Milligan, grocer. 
 
 Police station No. 1, Sergeant-Major 
 
 Cummins. 
 City Chamberlain's office, A. T. 
 
 McCord. 
 City Clerk's office, John Carr. 
 Mayor's office, J. D. Smith. 
 City Solicitor's office, Hon, J. B. 
 
 Robinson. 
 Health Inspector's office, John liaid. 
 
 4 Joseph Pape & Sons, market gar- 
 dener. 
 
 5 and 6 James Burns, grocer. 
 Inspector of Licenses for Cabs, Carts, 
 
 &c. : Thos. Armstrong, Inspector ; 
 Robt. Beard, Deputy Inspector. 
 
 Inspector of Licenses for Shops and 
 Taverns : Ogle 11. Gowan, In- 
 spector. 
 
 Toronto Fire Department : James Ash- 
 field, Cliief Engineer. 
 
 City Engineer : Joseph H, Bennett, 
 City Engineer. 
 
 House-keeper, City Hall : John Argue, 
 
 Vegetable Market, 
 Lr Cattle Market, 
 
 W 
 
 (HrrUon etrMt— Korth eld*. 
 
 Commences at Tteumseth and runs imM to 
 Niagara. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 10 Patrick Mulligan. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 16 Thomas Hewitt, operator. 
 18 Mrs. Mary Murray. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 22 John Bailey, ]>ainter. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 28 John Jackson, la'oorer. 
 30 William Gourlay, stone-cutter. 
 
 Vacant lot, 
 34 John Goddard, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 40 Thomas Thin, baggage-master. 
 42 William Smith, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 50 James Wright, laborer, 
 52 James Wills, Capt. 13th Hussars, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Niagara street intersects. 
 
 Garrison street -South aide. 
 
 Commences at Tecumseth and runs tocst to 
 Niagara. 
 Vacant lots. 
 11 John Baldwin, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 15 James Murphy, laborer. 
 17 John Willot, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 29 Mrs, Jane Baham, 
 31 Mrs, EliZiibeth Smith, 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 39 Thomas Humphrey, carpenter. 
 41 William Brady, carter. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 45 John Moloney, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 51 Joseph Emery, butcher, 
 53 Robert Nichols, brewer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Niagara street intersects. 
 
 Oeorge street— East side. 
 
 ComiP'-nces at the Bay and runs north to 
 Gerrard. 
 
 Charles Goldring, hotel-keeper. 
 Andrew Lamliert, engine-driver. 
 James McSherry, hotel-keeper. 
 Jolui Munro, woodyard. 
 Vacant lots, 
 
 Palace street intersects. 
 
 29 Miles Wilkinson, saddler, 
 
 31 John Davis, shoemaker, 
 
 33 William Simian, laborer. 
 
 35 William H. Sweet, porter, 
 
 354 Francis Murray, shoemaker, 
 
 ,, King street intersects.. 
 
84 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO.'s 
 
 1 . 
 
 ll 
 
 41 Robert Bowyer, watchmaker. 
 
 4S John Doherty, tinsmith. 
 
 " George Anchter, tailor. 
 
 47 William Scott, barber. 
 
 40 William Kogc>-8, builder. 
 
 51 Vacant house. 
 
 63 F. W. Elliott, flour, feed and wood 
 dealer. 
 
 .Duke street intersects 
 
 Mrs. 0. Stewart, ladies' school. 
 Robert O'Farrell, cabman. 
 Thos Gannon, clerk. 
 Mrs. Newlove, tailoress. 
 Robert Leatch. 
 77 and 79 Vacant houses. 
 
 Wilson & Walker, blacksmiths. 
 
 Mrs. Bums. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Bayley, widow. 
 
 Miohael Walsh, laborer. 
 
 Patrick Egan, cooper. 
 
 John McLaughlin, tavern-keeper. 
 
 71 
 i< 
 
 73 
 76 
 
 81 
 
 It 
 
 83 
 85 
 
 87 
 
 , Duchess street intersects... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 95 John Green, L. W. (.Customs. 
 97 William Kerr, builder. 
 99 M^illiam Snarr, coal merchant. 
 
 Britain street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Queen street intersects . 
 
 Moss Park. 
 
 , Wilton Crescent intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 219 R.S. Williams, melodeon manufacturer. 
 221 John Miller. 
 223 Mrs. Phillis. 
 
 226 Thomas Meredith, produce merchant. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Boys' Home, Mrs. Munroe, matron. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Oflorge street-West side. 
 
 Commences at the Bay and runs north to 
 
 Gerrard. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 34 Geo. Heal, dealer in horns, glue, &c. 
 36 Thomas Thompson, saddler. 
 
 Kingstrect intersects 
 
 60 J. Portus, clerk. 
 62 T. W. Elliott, grain merchont. 
 54 Timothy McCarthy, L. W. customs. 
 56 T. S. Birchall, mail clerk. 
 58 T. W. Birchall, manager B. A. Assur- 
 ance Co. 
 
 Duke street intersects 
 
 George street school, J. F. Jeffers, 
 
 Srincipal. 
 iam Conroy, carpenter. 
 
 Duchess street interaectt,. 
 
 82 Mrs. Mary HefTron, fish peddler. 
 
 84 Mrs. Death, washprworaan. 
 
 86 Emanuel Bedley, laliorer. 
 
 88 Mrs. Mary Madigan, laundress. 
 
 " John O'Neal, laborer. 
 
 90 Mrs. C. Brown, widow. 
 
 92 James Hayes, laborer. 
 
 " Richard Masters, laborer. 
 
 94 James Conly, laborer. 
 
 96 John Organ, pressman. 
 
 98 James Kinsella, clerk. 
 
 " r Neil McMuUen, laborer. 
 
 " r Mra. O'Brien, wusherwoman. 
 
 " r John McDonald, laborer. 
 
 " r Michael Redigan, laborer. 
 
 " r B. C'onolly, laborer. 
 
 , George street Lane intersects , . . 
 
 Michael Doyle, fishmonger. 
 Mrs. O'Neii, wnaller^voman. 
 Mrs. C. McKew, washerwoman. 
 Mifhiiel Hayes, laborer. 
 Carty's soap factory. 
 
 Queen s/rcet intersects 
 
 o 
 
 n 
 
 C4 
 
 114 
 116 
 118 
 120 
 
 122 
 
 130 
 132 
 
 138 
 
 146 
 
 148 
 l.')2 
 
 1 Jeremiah C'arty, soap and candle 
 
 manufiicturer. 
 
 2 James Campbell. 
 
 3 Tetux Drouillard, tobacconist. 
 
 4 Charles Belford, editor Leader. 
 
 5 Alexander Mcl'herson, appraiser cua- 
 
 toms. 
 John Kleiser, watchmaker, 
 George Peacock, printer. 
 James Foster, cutter. 
 Andrew J. (tustin, superintendent of 
 
 Rolling Mills. 
 Wm. Croft, fishing tackle, &c., whole- 
 sale. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John McMahon, cutter. 
 Fred. ('. White, grain and commission 
 merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Young, mariner. 
 Vacant lots. 
 George Simpson, salesman, 
 (leorge Bremner, commercial traveller. 
 Mrs. M. Hockridge, widow. 
 
 .Shuter street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 156 Isaac Cooper clerk. 
 158 Alex. I.inn, marble-finisher, 
 160 J, C. Gray, book-keeper. 
 162 C. P. Archbold, accountant 
 164 Joseph Reed, book-keeper. 
 166 Vacant house. 
 168 Thomas Snarr, builder. 
 
 Pnvate grounds. 
 188 William Faulkner, dealer in boots and 
 
 shoes. • 
 190 John Withrow, contractor. 
 
tet inttratctt. , 
 
 ron, fish peddler. 
 Rhprwoman. 
 r, liil)orer. 
 iguii, laundresa. 
 borer, 
 widow, 
 boror. 
 I, laborer, 
 borer. 
 ;88inan. 
 clerk, 
 laborer, 
 usherwoman. 
 , laborer. 
 1, laborer. 
 irer. 
 
 Lane intersects .,,. 
 
 ishmonger. 
 sherwoman. 
 wnslierwoman. 
 ialjorer. 
 ory. 
 
 r< intersects 
 
 ty, soap and candle 
 
 ill. 
 
 ird, tobacconist, 
 d, editor Leader. 
 I'herson, appraiser cus- 
 
 itclnnakcr. 
 printer, 
 itter. 
 
 tin, tfuperintendent of 
 I. 
 uj, tackle, &c., whole- 
 
 tlots. 
 
 cutter. 
 
 grain and commission 
 
 t lots, 
 riner. 
 t lots. 
 
 .salesman. 
 
 commercial traveller. 
 Ige, widow. 
 
 t intersects. 
 
 jle-linishcr. 
 -keeper, 
 iccountant 
 k-keeper. 
 
 uildcr. 
 
 r, dealer in boots and 
 
 ontractor. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 85 
 
 .Cruiekahank street interteets. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 194 John Newel, cabman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 213 John Spink, carpenter. 
 21i Robert Wilson, tailor. 
 216 Michael Malcolm, cabinet-maker. 
 218 Edw'd A. Hasting, professor of miuic. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 230 Vacant liouse. 
 232 Augustus Webber, clerk P. 0. 
 234 Kicliard Baigent, drawing master. 
 Rear premises. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Oerrard street East— North side. 
 
 Commences at Vimr/f and runs cast to Par 
 linmi'nd. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 4 Vacant house. 
 6 R. S. Hirtch, barrister. 
 8 S. H. Clark, taxing master Court Com- 
 mon Pleas. 
 10 Lieut. -Col. Wm. Durie. 
 12 O. P. Dickson, collector Inland Rev- 
 enue. 
 18 Join W. G Wynne, Q.C., barrister. 
 24 James K. Thomson, plumber and gas- 
 fitter. 
 28 Patrick Hughes, wholesale dry goods 
 
 merchant. 
 32 John KUiot, clerk County Council. 
 34 James Leask, ale and porter vaults. 
 36 Alex. Henderson, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 44 T. D. Ledyard, barrister. 
 46 James Patterson, wholesale dry goods. 
 48 G. A. Gilbert, artist. 
 Church street intersects 
 
 60 J. A. Smith 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 60 David Thurston, American Consul. 
 62 James Hollo, in.surance agent. 
 64 Wm. Scadding, teller Merchants' Bank. 
 66 George ilcMoran, grain buyer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Mutual street intersects 
 
 William Pratchett, commission mer- 
 chant. 
 
 John H. Baker 
 
 \^filliam M. Westmacott, insurance 
 agent. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Jarvis street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Horticultural Gardens. 
 
 Sherboume street intersects 
 
 James Leoman, h. bet. Seaton and 
 Sherboume. 
 
 72 
 
 74 
 76 
 
 Joseph Benson, printer. 
 Richard Hocken, ahoemaker. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Seaton street intersects. . . . 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 McMahon Street intersteta. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Parliament street intersects, 
 
 Oerrard street East— Soutli Hda. 
 
 Commences at Vongc and runs east to Pat' 
 I lament. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 5 Mrs. Mary Penival. 
 5 r William J. Richards, ice dealer. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Private premises. 
 
 Jonas Ap Jones, barrister, kc. 
 
 Victoria street intersects 
 
 Normal and Model school grounds. 
 
 ... Church street intersects. 
 
 Rear jjremises. 
 
 Dalhousie street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 63 Octavius Thompson, photographer. 
 65 John Muir, hardware merchant. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ;, . . . Mutual street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear prcimiscs. 
 
 Jarvis street intersects ...... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 George street intersects , 
 
 Pilvate grounds. 
 Rear prenuses. 
 
 Pembroke street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Bell, salesman, h. bet. Sher 
 
 bourne and Seaton. 
 George Hutchison, clerk, do. 
 Alexander M. Kirkland, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Richard Brassington, grocer, 
 
 Seaton street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Girls' Home building. 
 
 McMahmi street intersects. . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Parliament street intersects . 
 
 .^^p•tK^^^ 
 
 do. 
 do. 
 
 do. 
 
 Oerrard Street West— Korth ilde. 
 
 Commences at Yonge, and. runs west 
 Elizabeth. 
 Rear premises. 
 Ldnt intersects. 
 
 to 
 
 mtt^m—mtmHtm 
 
8$ 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A 00. 8 
 
 10 John Kemp, Capt Khooner " Paragon. " 
 12 Rer. Edward H. Dewart. 
 18 Hon. .John Rolph. M.D. 
 18 J. Widmer Rolph, M.D. 
 22 Miss Skinner, ladies' school, 
 24 Robert Pearson, funcy store. 
 26 William 0. Jones, clerk. 
 28 Mrs. Anna Simpson, widow. 
 80 Thomas Hornibrook, giocer. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 34 John Scan<lritt. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 42 Robert J. Wilson, compositor. 
 44 .loseph Blackliall, bookbinder. 
 46 Richard Coleman. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 60 Edward Shortiss, collector market fees. 
 62 Thos. F. Fotheriugham, bookkeeper. 
 64 John Watson, sen. 
 64 John Watson, carpenter. 
 
 Terauley :.trcct intersects 
 
 66 John Magiiire, grocer. 
 
 68 John Besford, clerk. 
 
 60 James Magnire, bricklayer. 
 
 62 James Young, teamster. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 644 William Sole, expressman. 
 64 Benjamin Johnson, bricklayer. 
 Emma street intersects 
 
 66 William Armstrong, carpenter. 
 
 68 David Blakely, cliair-malcer. 
 
 70 George Touzeau, printer. 
 
 72 Wm. G. Thompson, clerk. 
 
 74 Thomas Williams, tailor. 
 
 76 James H. Sutherland, law student. 
 
 78 Chas. Sellars, grocery and provisions. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 Oerrard street West— South side. 
 Commences at Vongc, and runs West 
 
 to 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Rear premises. 
 3 Mrs. Sarah Rose, private school. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 6 Francis J. Tailor, education office. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 26 John Robertson, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 33 William Stobie, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 37 Mrs. Emily Ranson. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 43 Thomas Morrison, salesman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 47 Patrick Scully. 
 
 49 Joseph Parker, foreman boot and shoe 
 stora 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Teratdcy strut intersects 
 
 Rear premiios. 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 61 and 63 Wm. Turner, machinest. 
 66 Henry Tollis, landscape gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 71 Humphrey Jones, clerk. 
 73 Richard Lay, clerk. 
 73 r David Fell, painter. 
 75 Mark Tooze, chair-maker. 
 Vacant lot. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Eliza beth street intersects 
 
 17 
 
 23 
 
 35 
 
 Olvens street— East side. 
 Commences at Queen west and runs north. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 David Lennox, Imker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Alexander McQuigan, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Edward Holland, cattle dealer. 
 " Frank Ropers, cattle dealer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Givens Street School. 
 
 Cedar street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Cecil street intersects 
 
 Miss Cecil Givens. 
 
 Olvens street— West side. 
 Commences at Qtieen west and runs north. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Rebecca street in tersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Dennis Driscoll, laborer. 
 
 — Burrow, porter Lunatic Asylum. 
 
 Dennis Brccn, butcher. 
 
 Vacant lots 
 Mrs. OTiW's^Utti.^uiiuutt, uuriBi. 
 John Blake, wool buyer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Cedar street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Miss Givens. 
 
 24 
 
 26 
 
 32 
 34 
 
 / 
 
 Oloucester street— North side. * 
 
 Commences at Vonje and runs east to Jarvis. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Vacant house. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 26 Rev. Thomas Baker. 
 28 Mrs. Catherine Ewart, widow. 
 30 Charles Hurrell, commission merchant. 
 
t Iota. 
 
 er, machineat. 
 
 (Itcapo gardener, 
 t loU. 
 
 , clerk. 
 
 k. 
 ter. 
 
 ir-iiiaker. 
 t lot. 
 
 eel intersects 
 
 Eait iMe. 
 ircsl and runs north, 
 t lots, 
 inker. 
 
 lots, 
 igft!!, gardener. 
 t lots. 
 
 rattle (dealer, 
 ttle dealer. 
 ; lots, 
 lool. 
 
 ! intersects 
 
 lots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 9. 
 
 — Weit ilde. 
 
 west and runs north. 
 
 i lots. 
 
 't intersects , 
 
 laborer. 
 
 r Liiuatic Asylum, 
 teller, 
 lots 
 
 / 
 
 iiiiuiii, iiui'UJi.. 
 I buyer, 
 lots. 
 
 tersccts 
 
 lots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 lot.s. 
 
 t-North Ilde. * 
 
 d runs east to Jarvis. 
 
 lots. 
 
 lots. 
 
 er. 
 
 -art, widow. 
 
 immission merchant. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIBECTOKY. 
 
 87 
 
 32 Oeorge Rumham, mail clerk G.T.R. 
 34 John Starke, book-keei^r. 
 42 John Forsyth, clerk P.O. 
 44 Henry Brown, teacher. 
 Vacant lots. 
 48 James Brown. 
 60 WilUani ItritUth, wholesale grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 (liurch street intersects 
 
 60 Andrew MctfJord, City L'hanib(!rlain. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 72 Mrs. Julia M. Fuller, widow. 
 74 Rev. William Inglis. 
 76 Mrs. Catherine Mouro, widow. 
 78 A. McKyiley. 
 
 Private premises. 
 
 James ('rowther, barrister. 
 
 JariHS street intersects , 
 
 Olonoetter itreet- South side. 
 Cmnmences at Ymige and ntns east to Jarvis. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 16 Frederick Kass, cooper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 81 Vacant house. 
 36 Joseph Cathcr, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Jarvis street intersects. 
 
 Oould Itreet— North side. 
 Cotnmetiees at Yongc and runs east to Mutual. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 4 William Cole. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 8 George ./^.rmitage, marble works. 
 Victoria street intersects. 
 
 Normal School and Giounds. 
 
 Clmrch street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Mutual street intersects ...., 
 
 Oould street— South side. 
 Commences at Ymujc and runs east to Mutual. 
 Rear premises. 
 1 F. Reynolds, baker. 
 3 Vacant house. 
 
 Laiie intersects 
 
 O'Keefe & Co. , Victoria Brewery. 
 
 Victoria street intersects 
 
 Gould Street Presbyterian Church. 
 IB A. J. Williamson, M.D., clerk of cor- 
 
 respondencR, education office. 
 17 William Howard, broker. 
 
 19 
 21 
 
 23 
 26 
 27 
 
 Lane intersecU 
 
 Joseph Walker, accountant. 
 
 Thomiui HIade Robinson, physician 
 
 and surgeon. 
 John Odell, commercial college. 
 H. K. Clarke, trunk maker. 
 William H. Jeffrey, manager Reford 
 
 & Dillon. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Bond slrrct intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 29 Hon. John Wilson, Judge Court of 
 
 Common Pleas. 
 31 John Cook, lumber merchant. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Church street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 M\Uual street intersects 
 
 Grange Road— North ilde. 
 CommenccH at Vummer and runs west to 
 Beverley. 
 Pi-vate grounds. 
 The Bishop Strachan School, Mrg, 
 
 Horton, Lady Principal 
 School grounds. 
 W. H. Boulton. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Beverley street intersects 
 
 41 
 43 
 45 
 
 63 
 
 Orange Road— South ilde. 
 Commences at Dummer and runs west to 
 Beverley. 
 Adam Crooks, Q.C., barrister. 
 R. A. Hoskins, merchant. 
 Miss Stubbs, boarding school. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Boulton. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 John street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Be verley street intersects 
 
 ChrenTllle itreet— North ilde. 
 
 Comnunces at Yonge and runs west to Surrey 
 
 Place. 
 
 Larije inter sectji 
 
 Mrs. T. D. Campbell, ladies' school. 
 
 W. Rose, merchant. 
 
 John F. Warling. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 James Smith, architect. 
 
 David Higgins, secretary of Edinburgh 
 
 Life Aaaarance Co. 
 Robert IL Gray, hoop skirt manofac'r. 
 
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 18 
 20 
 
 22 
 24 
 
 26 
 

 I ? 
 
 SB 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 28 John Turner, wholesale boot and shoe 
 
 merchant 
 80 John McKinley, carpenter. 
 
 Lane inteijects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 St. Vincent street intersects 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 ...Lane intersects 
 
 OrenviUe street— South side. 
 
 Omvmemes at Yonge and runs west to Surrey 
 
 Place. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 St. Vincent street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lane intersects ...^ 
 
 Orcsvenor street— North side. 
 
 Commences at Vmige and runs west to SuiTcy 
 Place. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Laiie intersects 
 
 14 George "Way, salesman . 
 
 16 ~ ■ " 
 
 18 
 
 34 
 
 George E. Thomas, salesman. 
 Josejjh McC^auslauil, glass-stainer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William H. Stanton, ban-ister. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 St. Vincent street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 68 William Ince, wholesale grocer. 
 Private gi^unds. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 John Ellis. 
 Vacant house. 
 John Ross, eilitor. 
 
 La7ic intersect^i 
 
 GrjBvenor ctrest— South side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs west to Surrcij 
 Place. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Robert McKim. 
 Henry Aston, locksmith. 
 William H. Rice, wire works. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 37 Joseph Grimoson, shoemaker. 
 
 31 
 3.3 
 35 
 
 67 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Vincent street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Samuel R. Briggs, lumber merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Street intersects 
 
 Hagerman street— North side. 
 
 Commences at Elizabeth and runs east. 
 
 2 Robert Paterson, carter. 
 4 Hannah Garner, washerwoman. 
 6 Joseph Farrell, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 10 Mrs. Jane Stanley, widow. 
 
 Piivate grounds. 
 14 William Jones, bricklayer, 
 16 William Wardrobe, shoemaker. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Hagerman street- South side. 
 Commences at EUzahcth and runs cast. 
 
 5 
 7 
 9 
 11 
 13 
 15 
 iT 
 
 Joseph Wilson, teamster. 
 
 John Long, laborer. 
 
 Mi's. Sarah Frueuian, widow. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Peter Roche, express messenger. 
 
 James Leckie, porter. 
 
 llichard Shelibeer, laborer. 
 
 Hartraro' street. 
 
 Covvncnces at Queen's Park and runs went 
 
 to IIo})r. 
 
 No houses. 
 
 Hayden street— North side. 
 Commences at Yonge and runs laM to Churchy 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Christojiher Grainger, gardener. 
 Edwin (r. Bennett., clerk, P.O. 
 James Hreckcn ridge. 
 Mrs. Ann Watson, laundress. 
 Kichard Fryer, tailor, 
 (leorge Poulter, porter. 
 Thomas Menngli, teacher. 
 William Thorpe, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Albert Gilbert, butcher. 
 AVilliam Coles, carpenter. 
 J. M. Dmnsfield, commercial traveller. 
 E. Ballantyne, builder. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 John Howden, collector "Globe." 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Alfred Cooke, clerk, P. O. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 8» 
 
 -North sido. 
 
 A and i-uns east. 
 
 irter. 
 
 aahenvoman. 
 
 arer. 
 
 widow. 
 
 ;kliiyer. 
 slioemaker. 
 
 -South side. 
 
 h and Truns cast. 
 
 lister. 
 
 I, widow. 
 
 is nipssenger. 
 
 Lt. 
 laborer. 
 
 i«et. 
 
 ark and runs wett 
 
 orth side. 
 
 •iim rtutt to Church 
 
 m 
 
 it. 
 
 r, gardener. 
 
 clerk, P.O. 
 
 II undress. 
 
 LT. 
 
 •clier. 
 
 dener. 
 
 t. 
 
 ler. 
 
 nter. 
 
 nmereiiil traveller. 
 
 sr. 
 
 tor "Globe. " 
 i'. O. 
 
 Hayden itrMt— South ildo. 
 Commences at Yonge and runs east to Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Richard Howard, commercial .raveller. 
 Private grounds. 
 George Granger, butcher. 
 James L. Hitter, telegraph operator. 
 Frederick W. Gowan, composi*^^or. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Latch, lumber inercha;it. 
 Maurice Scollard. 
 Francis Collins. 
 Mrs. Colonel Hamilton. 
 John Loett'er, tailor. 
 W. Vose, painter. 
 F. J. Rookridge, clerk. 
 William Coles. 
 Vacant house. 
 Robert Groves, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Cfiurck street intersects 
 
 70 
 72 
 
 74 
 
 ersects. 
 
 Hayter street— North side. 
 Commenced at Ymige, and r mis West to Sayer. 
 Rear premises. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Terauley street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 62 Charles Ahreus, bookkeeper. 
 64 and 66 William S. Young, pajier hanger. 
 
 Emma street intersects 
 
 68 Thomas Jeffers, plasterer and grocer. 
 James P. Colquhoun. 
 Absalom G. Alison train dispatcher 
 
 G.T.R. 
 R'.jert J. Keown, salesman. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Mrs. Eliza Wilcox, widow. 
 Archibald Taylor, sailor. 
 James Keid, la^>orer. 
 Daniel Sturgeon, carpenter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 Sayer street intersects 
 
 Hayter street— South side. 
 
 C(y>nmen^cs at Yonge, audruns IVcst to Sayer. 
 
 1 Robert Fowler, contractor and builder. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Arthur Coleman, carpenter and joiner. 
 Andrew Mcintosh, bookkeeper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Amistrong, teacher. 
 J. W. Phillips, general builder. 
 
 Terauley street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 61 John Speuce, shoemaker. 
 
 63 r Peter Delany, laborer. 
 
 65 r Robert Williamson, gas-fitter. 
 
 66 r Robert Rowley, painter. 
 
 Emma street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William Smith, pNsterer. 
 William Sinclair, carpenter. 
 James Laughlen, medical student. 
 William Stewart. 
 
 73 
 75 
 
 77 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lota 
 Stables. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Sayer street intersects. 
 
 Herhert street. 
 
 Continuatimi oj Rohinsmi, see Eobinspn. 
 
 High street— North side. 
 
 Com7nences at Spadina Avenue and runs west 
 
 to Maria. 
 
 Vanaulq/ street intersects 
 
 38 John Maltman, band-box maker. 
 
 40 Thomas Barber, engineer. 
 
 42 Francis Nixon, mariner. 
 
 44 Vacant house. 
 
 46 Joseph Haggas, machinist. 
 
 48 James McQuillen, cabinet-maker. 
 
 50 Thomas McQuillen, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 58 Francis O'Rourke, laborer. 
 60 Richard Hetherington, painter, 
 62 James Billing, joiner. 
 64 Unfinished building, 
 r Jacob Wright, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Denison Avenue intersects 
 
 Henry Munn, yardsman G.T.R. 
 James ♦. .opper, carpenter. 
 Thornaii H. Frizzell, laborer. 
 Mir,s Jp.ne Porter. 
 Alfred Kingswood, cari)enter. 
 Jamss Allan, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George TurnbuU, cai-penter. 
 
 Maria street intersects 
 
 Rear premises C. S. Gzowski. 
 
 High street— South side. 
 
 Commences at Spudina Avenue and runs v/eat 
 to Maria. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vanaidey street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Esther street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Denison Avenue intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Maria street intersects 
 
 Rear premises C. S. GzowskL 
 
 78 
 80 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 
 100 
 
90 
 
 C, E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 
 Hopa ittMt— EMt rids. 
 
 Cvmmences at BMnson and rwM north to 
 
 Bloor. 
 
 ^ Vacant lots. 
 William Buchanan, carter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 >.... Dundas street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 161 William Galbraith, market clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Smith, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 207 James Christie, landing waiter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 216 Henry Coulter, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 235 Mrs. Lynch, washerwoman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 College street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bloor street irUersects 
 
 Hope street— Wast side. 
 
 Commences at Bobinsnn and rwns north to 
 Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Hark Keed, shoemaker. 
 Thomas Corrigan, pensioner. 
 Edward Jolley, stone-cutter. 
 John Nottingham, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 John Ward, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Mrs. Bridget Finn, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Maxwell, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Conway street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 College street intersects 
 
 Mrs. Sarali Montgomery. 
 Bloor street intersects 
 
 Hnntley street— East tide. 
 
 Chmmenecs soiUh of Isabella and runs north 
 
 to Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Isabella street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Selby street hUerseris 
 
 Christopher S. Patterson, barrister. 
 Bloor Hrett East iiUtrsects 
 
 Bnnttoy street— WMt side. 
 
 Commences south of Isabella and runs north 
 
 to Bloor. 
 
 Nicholas Canoll, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Itabella street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 97 James F. Walker, travelling agent, 
 
 G.T.K, 
 Bloor street East intersects 
 
 Isabella street— North side. 
 Commences at Vongc and runs east to Shot' 
 bourne. 
 Vacant lots. 
 8 Miss Caroline Jarvis. 
 10 Vacant house. 
 12 Benjamin Cundall, butcher. 
 14 William Gramley, laborer. 
 16 Henry Hewlett, clerk. 
 16 r Thomas Bell, bricklnyer. « 
 18 Richard H. Gates, millstone and bolt- 
 ing-cloth manufacturer. 
 20 Frederick Caston, farmer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 28 David Davidson, commission mer- 
 chant. 
 Private grounds. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 James B. Boustead, commission mer- 
 chant. 
 Private grounds. 
 52 Henry Smallpiece, saddler. 
 56 Information refused. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Robt. James, jr., agent for Patent 
 
 Portabl Fire Extinguisher. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 i'Jldward Wright, ci.rpenter. 
 
 Vacant '.ots. 
 William Irving, architect. 
 Privjite grounds. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Jarvis street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Huntley street lu'erseds 
 
 D. Crawford, spice manufacturer, &c. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Sherboumc street intersects » 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 IsalMlla street— South kii::. 
 Comme.nces at Yonge and runs East to Jarvis, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lane intersects 
 
tat lid*. 
 
 x and runt nortiit' 
 
 »rer. 
 I. 
 
 ersecU 
 
 I. 
 
 cts 
 
 travelling agent, 
 
 ntersects 
 
 rtta side. 
 
 ms east to Sher- 
 
 tcher. 
 orer. 
 
 er. , 
 Istoiie and bolt- 
 urer. 
 ler. 
 
 immission mer- 
 
 omnnsiion mer- 
 dler. 
 
 
 I 
 
 rsects. 
 
 snt for Patent 
 guisher. 
 
 iter. 
 
 !Ct. 
 
 sects ,,.., 
 
 rsect$ 
 
 afaeturer, &c. 
 
 er sects. 
 
 East to Jarvis, 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 91 
 
 9 E. T. Ledyard. 
 15 Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. 
 17 John S. Donaldson, traveller. 
 19 Samuel McMaster, wholesale merchant. 
 21 Charles Dickson, auctioneer. 
 26 James Severs, bailiff. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 31 John Smitli, wholesale grocer. 
 43 John Morrison, wholesale grocer. 
 45 John Yonge, wholesale grocer. 
 47 John Edwards, stationer and paper- 
 hanger. 
 49 Robert Kilgonr, book-keeper. 
 49 L. M. Livingstone, wholesale clothier. 
 63 Mrs. Mortimer. 
 66 Robert Oleland, mcichant. 
 56 George Rae, barrister. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 . . Church street intersects. . . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ..Jarvif street intersects...: 
 
 Vacai.., lots. 
 .Huntley Street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Jamei street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Quten West and runs north to 
 Trinity Square. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 13 Simon Humphrey, carpenter & builder. 
 15 Mrs. Jane Ewing. 
 17 Charles Baker, foreman tobacco maker. 
 19 Mrs. Jane MtCleary. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 21 Duncan Forbes, roofer. 
 
 Gateway. 
 35 Daniel Anderson, cutter. 
 27 John Varner, tailor. 
 29 John Newton, tailor. 
 
 Albert street intersects 
 
 Vacant lo+s. 
 Hear premises. 
 37 Mrs. Nixon. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Methodist Episcopal Church. 
 Louisa street intersects 
 
 James street— West side. 
 Commences at Queen West and runs north to 
 Trinity Square. 
 John Burns, grocer. 
 Geo. Wright, physician and surgeon. 
 Rear premises. 
 8 Mrs. Catherine Lamont, boarding-house. 
 10 John Way, cabinet-maker. 
 12 Joseph H. King, book-keeper. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 16 John A. Norman, machinist. 
 
 Laiu intersects 
 
 18 William McBride. 
 
 20 Thomas Burgess, cutter. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 24 Wiley k Rouley, painters. 
 26 Isaac White, mason. 
 
 Albert street intersects . . 
 
 Rear premises. 
 3^: Charles Sellers, moulder. 
 36 George Pursey, shoemaker. 
 " r George Newby, shoemaker. 
 " r Walter Tijou, shoemaker. 
 38 William Crozier, bricklayer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Louisa street intersects. . 
 
 Jarvis itreet—East side. 
 
 Commences at Queen East and runs north to 
 Bloor. 
 
 Bumess & Sons, bakers. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 131 John T. Bay ley, hairdresser. 
 133 Benjamin Ward, jeweller. 
 135 Samuel Smith, carpenter. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 139 Samuel Levalle, book-keeper. 
 141 Mrs. Helen Bailey, widow. 
 143 Magnus Shewan, books, stationery and 
 
 fancy goods. 
 145 Mrs. Jane Burrows, widow. 
 147 George H. Stewart, grocer. 
 14ft William Strachan, grocer. 
 151 Kendrick Marshall, book-keeper. 
 153 Rev. John Jennings, D.D. 
 155 Thomas Dexter, merchant. 
 157 John Hewlett, sewing machine agent 
 159 William Osborne, notary public. 
 161 Mrs. Esther Howe, ladies school. 
 163 James Turley, carpenter. 
 Shufcr street intersects 
 
 Private m-ounds. 
 175 Thomas Wilson, merchant. 
 177 John Gordon, wine merchant. 
 179 George Boyd, stationer. 
 181 Joseph Walker, merchant 
 183 Mrs. Mary Walker, widow. 
 187 William Henderson, insurance agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 195 .Tohn Tliom. 
 197 Thomas H. Lee, wholesale jeweller. 
 
 .Cniickshank street intersects. 
 
 201 Hugh Miller, druggist. 
 
 203 Charles K. Davids. 
 
 205 John Barr, traveller. 
 
 207 John A. Carlaw, cashier G.T.R. 
 
 209 William Grout, maf-hinist 
 
 211 John Boyd, wholesale grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
92 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 m^ 
 
 *;•: I 
 
 ■ii 
 
 1 4 
 
 319 Edwin Harris, china ft glass mercht. 
 221 Beigamin Walton, builder and dealer 
 
 in roofing slates. 
 Private grounds. 
 229 John McBean, lumber merchant. 
 331 Harvey P. Dwight, supt. Montreal 
 
 Telegraph Co. 
 238 John D. King, banker. 
 
 236 Professor George Buckland, Secretary 
 
 Bureau of Agriculture. 
 " T. W. Buckland, seedsman and florist. 
 
 237 Capt James Dick. 
 
 289 Rev. Wm. S*^epheiison, pastor Adelaide 
 
 street Methodist church. 
 241 Robert I. Walker, merchant. 
 243 Frank Smith, wholesale grocer. 
 245 George T. Beard, iron founder and 
 
 merchant. 
 Private grounds. 
 261 Abraham W. Lauder, M. P. P. , barrister. 
 263_ John Leys, barrister. 
 265" C. C. Taylor, merchant. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Oerrard street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 283 Samuel Piatt. 
 285 William H. Miller, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 291 Abraham Shack, tobacco manufacturer. 
 293 Hoyes Lloyd, ed. Canadian Baptist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Carlton street i)iiersccts 
 
 321 
 323 
 
 353 
 857 
 869 
 
 405 
 
 607 
 619 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Henderson, barrister. 
 William Little, mercantile agenc} . 
 William Cadow, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John A. Cull, agent. 
 David Cowan, merchant. 
 James Murphey, jarpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Campbell, wholesale bookseller 
 
 and stationer. 
 Frederick W. Jarvis, sheriff county of 
 York and city of Toronto. 
 
 , WellesUy street intersects.. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry Skinner, deputy sheriff county 
 
 of York and city of Toronto. 
 Robert Sewell, bookkeeper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Frederick Stowe, broker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George Morphy, barrister. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Greighton, 
 Private grounds. 
 Robert Cassels, barrister. 
 James K. Kerr, barrister. 
 
 ^ "» 
 r 
 
 , Jiloor street intersects. 
 
 122 
 124 
 
 130 
 
 136 
 138 
 140 
 142 
 144 
 146 
 148 
 150 
 
 162 
 
 JarrU itx«et— Wait tide. 
 
 Commences at Queen East, amd rwns North to 
 Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Cummins, sergeant-nic^or city 
 
 police. 
 Francis Flanagan, poulterer, 
 James Moore, sailor. 
 Michael O'Halloran, baker, 
 r Mrs. Kate Fitzgerald, widow, 
 r Miss Sarah Caldwell, charwoman. 
 Vacant lot. 
 Joseph Bondidier, tailor. 
 Mrs. Jane Cullivan, widow. 
 James McGinn, billiards. 
 John Browne, purser. 
 Robert Wilkes, wholesale jeweller. 
 John Macdonald, barrister. 
 John Kain, laborer. 
 William Grant, salesman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Charles Scadding, actuary Savings 
 
 Bank, Merchants' Bank. 
 Edward A. Scadding, clerk B. A. 
 Assurance Company. 
 
 Jarvis street intersects 
 
 Rice Lewis, wholesale hardware mer- 
 chant. 
 Clharles Perry, commission merchant. 
 Private grounds. 
 Charles Thoin|)son, grocer. 
 Robert Beaty, banker and broker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Foy. 
 Private grounds. 
 John Piatt. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Cruichshank street intersects 
 
 William B. Hamilton, wholesale boot 
 and shoe manufacturer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Mrs. Sarah Beard, widow. 
 
 Unitarian Church. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 
 Robt, McFhail, booksellerand stationer. 
 
 Miss Elizabeth Harrington. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 John W. C. Whitney, estate agent, 
 
 George Booth, painter. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Harrisf^n R. Forbes, exchange broker. 
 
 Thomas Henning, treasurer ti'/ofte print- 
 ing Company. 
 
 Private gi'ounds. 
 
 A. W. S. Russell, wholesale watches 
 and jewellry. 
 
 Privete grounds. 
 
 George L. Beardmore, wholesalcleather 
 merchant 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 
 Charles Shaw, bookkeeper. 
 
 John Heaslip, merchant. 
 
 Miss Sophia Stevenson. 
 
 164 
 
 166 
 
 170 
 172 
 
 186 
 
 190 
 
 208 
 
 210 
 
 226 
 228 
 
 236 
 238 
 
 242 
 244 
 
 250 
 
 260 
 
 272 
 274 
 276 
 
lattlda. 
 
 md runs North to 
 
 •geant-Dijgor city 
 
 ilterer. 
 
 )aker. 
 widow, 
 charwoman. 
 
 or. 
 
 'idow. 
 
 rds. 
 
 sale jeweller. 
 ister. 
 
 lan. 
 
 tctuary Savings 
 
 Bank. 
 
 ?, clerk B. A. 
 
 y- 
 
 crsects 
 
 hardware mer- 
 
 sion merchant. 
 
 )cer. 
 
 ind broker. 
 
 ntersects 
 
 wholesale boot 
 
 ircr. 
 
 3W. 
 
 er and stationer, 
 ton. 
 
 ?state agent. 
 
 chanpfe broker. 
 urerG^Meprint- 
 
 olesalo watches 
 holesalcleather 
 )er. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 98 
 
 Oerrard street intersects 
 
 Mrs. Esther Dixon, widow. 
 John L. Dixon, merchant. 
 Frederick E. Dixon, merchant. 
 Private grounds. 
 Robert F. Harris, law student 
 Clarkson Jones, barrister. 
 Mrs. Margaret Strong, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Samuel G. Wood, barrister. 
 Henry Brownscombe, merchant. 
 Isaac C. Gilmor, insurance agent. 
 
 Carlton street intersects 
 
 Thomas Thompson, merchant. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 John Whitley, barrister. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Gardner, commission merchant. 
 W. Sutherland Taylor, commercial 
 
 editor Glotm. 
 Rev. John King, pastor Gould St. 
 Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 856 Edward H. Rutherford. 
 358 William Alexander, broker and land 
 
 agent. 
 360 John Blaikie, broker and land agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Maitland Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wclle-slcy street inster sects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Oloiicester Street inlersecLi 
 
 James Crowther, barrister. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Isabella street intersncLi 
 
 Alexander Davidson, insurance agent. 
 Private grounds. 
 478 Henry Jackson. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 278 
 
 286 
 290 
 292 
 
 300 
 302 
 
 312 
 
 316 
 
 322 
 324 
 
 326 
 
 . Charles street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 . Bloor street i)ilcrsects. 
 
 John street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Front West and runs North to 
 Orange Road. 
 
 Parliament Buildings. 
 
 Wellington street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 James Wells, laborer. 
 Mrs. Rose Finnigan, widow. 
 John Sales, book-keeper. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Kill g street intersects. 
 
 Ujiper Canada College grounds. 
 ...r Adelaidf. street West intersects 
 
 181 
 183 
 185 
 187 
 
 189 
 
 199 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 , . Richmond street West intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 , Queen street west intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 James Jones, cab driver. 
 
 Ernestus Crombie, barrister. 
 
 Edward Hodder 
 
 M. R Vankoughnet, barrister. 
 
 Mrs. Emily Sullivan, widow of Hon. 
 
 Robt. B. 
 Vacant house. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Medcalf. 1 r'lifT. 
 St. George's Chv \ 
 Rev. T. B. Fuliei, pastor St. George's 
 
 Church. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 . Grange road intersects. 
 
 John street— West sido. 
 
 Commences at Front West and ru7is north to 
 Grange Road. 
 
 28 J. Howard, hotel -keeper. 
 
 30 William Hugo, brakeman. 
 
 32 Edward Wright. 
 
 34 Mrs. Mary Baker, baker. 
 
 36 Mrs. Susan Delmege, widow. 
 
 38 Charles Roger, carver. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 44 Gordon Brown, editor Globe. 
 
 43 Mrs. Halliwell, ladies' boarding school. 
 
 Wellington street intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Mercer street intersects. . . . 
 
 John Street Common School. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 King street intersects ... 
 
 James Hawley, engine-driver. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects . . 
 
 Hugh Devlin, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 124 Michael Shea, laborer. 
 126 John Orgi..i, carpenter. 
 128 Mrs. Jane Malone, widow. 
 130 Mrs. Carroll, widow. 
 132, Robt. Astley, painter. 
 134 John Huglies, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 138 Mrs. Marion Alderdice, bonrding-house. 
 140 Chas. McMiohael, hamster. 
 142 Mrs. Rutherford Muttlebury. 
 142 Geo. A. Muttlebury, clerk. 
 
^4 
 
 C. E. ANDfEBSON A CO. 8 
 
 t'.it 
 
 144 John Robertson, merchaat 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 148 Mrs. Teresa Weir, widow. 
 
 150 Daniel Hayes, agent. 
 Vauant lot. 
 
 i SuJimond street interacts 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 166 
 
 162 
 164 
 166 
 
 Thomas Mara, house and land agent. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Arthur Bnrtchall, messenger. 
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Scott. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Malonu, widow. 
 
 Bickerstaff Bros., grocers. 
 
 ..Queen street intersects 
 
 Patrick Bums, inn-keeper, and coal 
 and wood merchant. 
 176 r Mrs. Donovan. 
 
 Lmie intersects 
 
 178 Robt Muckleston, clerk. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 184 
 
 190 
 196 
 198 
 200 
 202 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Wm. Hope, broker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Scobie, (widow Hugh.) 
 George Brown, builder. 
 Mrs. K. M. Sutherland. 
 John Brown, carpenter. 
 T. Murray. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Orange Boad intersects. . . 
 
 Jordan itreet—East side. 
 
 Commences at Wellington West, and runt 
 North to King. 
 
 3 Sessions, Turner & Co. , workshops. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Melinda street intersects 
 
 1 Morris & Snith, barristers. 
 
 2, 7, 8 Strong, Edgar, k Grabame, 
 
 barristers. 
 3 A. M. Clark, barrister, &c. 
 9 & 10 Macdonald, Stephens, & How- 
 ard, barristers, &c. 
 11 G. T. Denison, Jr., barrister, &c. 
 „ 14 F. J. Joseph, baiTister, &c. 
 ■gj 12 & 13 D. W. Defoe, (Heydeu & Defoe) 
 .B (rooms). 
 
 !5 15 W. p. Howard, (Macdonald, Steph- 
 ens & Howard), (rooms). 
 Mrs. H. Donnelly, widow of William, 
 housekeepei'. 
 ' Blaikie k Alexander, accountants, &c. 
 Gwynne, Armour & Hoskin, barris- 
 ters, &c. 
 Guudry & Langley, architects and 
 
 civil engineers. 
 Indian Oltice. 
 W. R. Bartlett. suiierintendent and 
 
 commissioner Indian affairs. 
 ^Samuel Spreull, accountant, &c. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 •8 
 
 |fe 
 
 .Kin^ street interaeeta. 
 
 Jordan itreet— West Ude. 
 
 Commmces at Wellington Wut, and run 
 North to King, 
 
 Henderson & Bostwick's rear premises. 
 Vacant lot. 
 8 James Savago, shoemaker. 
 '• James Jack, shoemaker. 
 10 Dennis O'Brien, shoemaker. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Melinda street intersects. 
 
 Jacques k Hay's wholesale furniture 
 manufacturers. . 
 
 .King street intersects. 
 
 Kerr Lane— North side. 
 
 Commences at Spadina A vcntie and runs west 
 to Vanauley. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 10 James Kennedy, laborer, 
 r Dennis Linehan, laborer. 
 12 Rev. Thomas Cochran. 
 
 r Mrs. Margaret Daly. 
 14 Robert Colby, gardener. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vana uley street intersects 
 
 Kerr Lane— South side. 
 
 Commences at Sjmdina Avenw and runs %oe> 
 io Fanaui.'y. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 9 John KeiT, carpenter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 Vanauley strebt intersects 
 
 King street East— North side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs east to Dun 
 River. 
 
 2 Ridout, Aikenhead k Crombie, general 
 
 hardware. 
 4 Mrs. ilary Pollard, berlin wool and 
 
 fancy goods. 
 "^ Stephen Willcock, watches and watch 
 
 materials. 
 " Queen's Own (Volunteers) Reading 
 
 Rooms. • 
 
 " James Reld, photographer. 
 6 W. S. Finch, merchant tailor and 
 
 clothier. 
 8, 10 & 12 Thomas Haworth & Co.. gen- 
 eral hardware. 
 14 G. W. Gates & Co., sewing machines. 
 16 Hugh Matheson, merchant tailor and 
 
 clothier. 
 18 Norris Black, artificial limbs and sew- 
 ing machines. 
 20 Charles Potter, opticiaa. 
 
 llfeiMr "'~' 
 
ftterseets. 
 
 Watt aU». 
 
 »i Wett, and Hm 
 
 ^ing. 
 
 dck's rear premises. 
 
 ot. 
 
 maker. 
 
 aker. 
 
 uemaker. 
 
 intersects. 
 
 wliolesale furniture 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIREC5T0BY. 
 
 «5 
 
 V 
 
 ntcrsects. 
 
 rtli Bide. 
 
 ^emu and runs west 
 ley. 
 
 )t. 
 
 lorer. 
 Dorer. 
 xn. 
 
 ner. 
 ts. 
 
 intersects 
 
 Lth Side. 
 
 enw, and runs wet 
 ■■y. 
 
 intersects. 
 
 North Bide. 
 runs east to Dun 
 
 i Crombie, general 
 
 berlin wool and 
 
 atches and watch 
 
 iinteers) Reading 
 
 i])lier. 
 
 Lihant tailor and 
 
 vortli & Co., gen- 
 
 ?wing machines, 
 chant tailor and 
 
 d limbs and sew 
 
 32 Canada Landed Credit Co., John S7- 
 
 mona, Secretary. 
 " S. M. Jarvis, hamster. 
 " Thomos M. Martin, portrait painter. 
 " J. B. Nelson, engraver and die sinker. 
 " W. W. Uuffin, general agent. 
 24 P. Paterson A Son, hardware, iron and 
 
 steel. 
 
 26 & 28 Globe Printing Com^ny— 
 
 Hon. George Brown, managing di- 
 rector. 
 
 Thomas Henning, treasurer. 
 
 William Adamson, city agent. 
 
 Hugh Wallace, cashier. 
 
 John Howden, collector. 
 
 Alexander McKenzie, clerk. 
 
 Charles Taylor, clerk. 
 
 William Carmichael, clerk. 
 
 James A. Austin, book-keeper. 
 
 Globe newspaper, daily and weekly. 
 
 J. Gordon Brown, editor-in-chief. 
 
 W. S. Johnston, assbtant editor. 
 
 James Ross, M.A., " 
 
 Rev. W. Inglis, 
 
 John Goslin, " 
 
 William Coldwell, assistant editor 
 and parliamentary reporter, 
 
 W. Sutherland Taylor, commercial 
 editor. 
 
 Charles W. Cooper, barrister, legal 
 reporter. 
 
 Donald M. Cameron, local reporter. 
 
 David McCleary, " 
 
 Mr. Horton, " 
 
 A. T. Houel , foreman job dept. 
 
 C. L. Roberts, foreman news dept. 
 
 John Alderdice, foreman pressroom. 
 
 F. Krauss, proofreader. 
 
 Canada Farmer, semi-monthly. 
 
 Rev. W. F. Clarke, editor. 
 
 John E. Ellis, assistant editor. 
 
 .Lane intersects. 
 
 
 30 
 34 
 
 J 
 
 Samuel Piddington, job printer. 
 Thompson & Duff, publishers' agents. 
 Forbes & King, bankers and exchange 
 
 dealers. 
 John E. SpafTord, dealer in standard 
 sewing machines. 
 " A. Christie, accountant, patent and 
 
 commission agent, &c. 
 •' Chaa. W. Grossmith, ^wrfumer. 
 " Young Men's Christian Association 
 rooms, F. W. Kingstone, Librarian. 
 86 & 88 Lyman &Macnab, general hardware. 
 40 E. Harris, china, glass and quecnsware. 
 William Armstrong, artist and civil 
 
 engineer. 
 Dunspaugh & Watson, chemists and 
 
 druggists. 
 James Bain, bookseller and stationer. 
 McClelland & Co., stencil-cutters. 
 Thomas Wheeler, wood engraver. 
 William M. Clark, barrister. 
 
 42 
 
 44 
 
 46 
 48 
 
 48 
 
 80 
 
 00 
 (< 
 
 60 
 
 62 
 64 
 
 70 
 
 72 
 74 
 
 76 
 
 78 
 
 CaTuidian Journal of Ccmmeree, IL T. 
 Broomfield k Co., publishers. 
 
 H. J. Morse & Co., oankera andex- 
 change dealers. 
 
 Toronto street intersects 
 
 62 k 54 Rice Lewis k Son, wholesale and 
 retail hardware. 
 
 Beatty & Chadwick, barristers. 
 
 John Cunavan, attorney. 
 
 Brown's Bank, W. R. Brown k Co., 
 proprietort. 
 
 Adam Miller, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 William A. Lyon, photographer. 
 " David Roberts, patent agent and archi- 
 tect. 
 " Patton k Co., importers crockery and 
 
 glassware. 
 66 k 68 Brown Brothers, importing and 
 manufacturing stationers. 
 
 Bell & Co., book and job printers. 
 
 Spirit of the Age office. 
 
 Boyd k Stayner, barristers. 
 
 A. Dixon & Soi. "'llery hardware. 
 
 Victoria Gold Alii.iig Co., J. H. 
 Baker, asst. secretary. 
 
 Atkinson k Boswell, barristers. 
 
 J. Blackball, book -binder. 
 
 Hen ry Rowsell, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 Church Society's office, W. P. Atkin- 
 son, secretary. 
 
 John E. Rose, barrister. 
 Star Life Assurance Company, Joieph 
 Gregory, agent. 
 
 Josejih Curran, barrister. 
 
 C. W. Coates, clerk Wesleyan book- 
 room. 
 
 Wesleyan bookroom. Rev. S. Rose, 
 steward. 
 
 James E. Day, accountant, &c. 
 
 James E. Day, instructor of the science 
 of accounts, computations, corres- 
 pondence, penmanship, and lec- 
 turer on business customs. 
 
 Richard Lewis, instructor of phonogra- 
 
 {)hy and elocution, the Eii£,iish 
 angunge and literature, and lec- 
 turer on political economy, histoiy, 
 &c. 
 
 Robert Sullivan, M.A., barrister, lec- 
 turer on mercantile law. 
 
 Mons. Emile Pemet, instructor in the 
 French lang-aage. 
 
 W. H. Vandersmissen, instructor in 
 the German language. 
 . Ben. B. Toye, instructor in telegraphy. 
 
 Henry Joseph, exchange and money 
 broker. 
 
 Union Building Society, Wm. Piper, 
 secretary. 
 
 Office General Hospital, J. W. Brent, 
 secretary. 
 
 R. B. Miller, Attomey-at-law. 
 
 Pellat tt Osier, stock brokers, insu- 
 rance agents, accountants, &c. 
 
 80 
 
 82 
 
 « 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 
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 HI 
 
 
 r 
 
 r 
 
 96 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 83 J. Rordans, Hw stationer. 
 
 90 W. A. White, Hewing machine dealer. 
 
 92 W. M. Westmacott, agent Commercial 
 Union Fire and Life Ass. Co. 
 
 " C. J. Campbell, banker and broker. 
 
 94 Josias Bray, banker, broker, and gen- 
 eral Ooean passenger agent. 
 
 96 S. C. Duncan-Clark & Co., general 
 agents. 
 
 " Motts' lubricating oil, S. C. Duncan- 
 Clark & Co., agents. 
 
 " Lancashire Insurance Company, S. C. 
 Duncan-Clark & Co., agents. 
 
 ChurcJt street intersects 
 
 St. James' Cathedral. 
 118 Davidson, McVittie & Co., importers 
 
 of coach and saddlery haidware. 
 120 Vacant store. 
 122 John Eastwood k Son, dry goods and 
 
 clothing. 
 124 Charles Dawbarn & Co., seedsmen and 
 
 florists. 
 126 Andrew Kutlierford, hardware. 
 128, 130 and 132 Hughes & Co., importers 
 
 of dry goods. 
 124 William Mitcliell, in)porters of dry 
 
 goods. 
 
 Francis street intersext^ 
 
 136 and 138 Thomas Thompson & Son, im- 
 porters of ilry goods, and manufac- 
 turers of clothing and shoes. 
 
 140 Peters & Donald, grocers. 
 
 142 0. Wardell, auctioneer and commission 
 merchant. 
 " Joseph Roberts, tailor. 
 
 144 John Hoilingsworth, photograph r. 
 
 146 J. & T. Lumbei's, grocers. 
 
 148 J. & J. I'aterson, manufacturers boot 
 and shoes. 
 '* James Armstrong, grocer. 
 
 Nelson street intersects 
 
 160 William Strachan k Co., wholesale and 
 retail giocers, wine and spirit deal- 
 ers. 
 
 162 Vacant store. 
 
 154 Vacant store. 
 
 166 John Meade, wliolesale and retail hard- 
 ware. 
 
 158 James Likens, prop. Clyde Hotel. 
 
 160 Samuel Harris, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 162 and 164 Swan Brothers, wholesale and 
 retail grocers. 
 
 166 S. & G. Rogers, saw manufacturers and 
 machinists. 
 
 168 Mrs. Martha Kennedy. 
 
 170 Lawson k Hargiave, grocers. 
 
 172 Mrs. Alice Monkhouse, ))ron. Eastern 
 Hotel. 
 
 George street intersects 
 
 174 T. Laugton, & Co., boots and shoes. 
 176 Thomas Hopkirk, millinery and dress- 
 making. 
 
 178 Thomas Faragher, watchmaker. 
 
 180 L. Walters, broker, new and second- 
 hand store. 
 
 182 Geo. Kcnuardson, gun and rifle maker. 
 
 184 Mrs. Catherine Sweet 
 
 186 Daniel McMillan, laborer. 
 
 188 Mrs. Margaret Mc^lanus. 
 
 192 John Kitcnie, plumber, steam and gas- 
 fitter, and brass founder. 
 
 194 G. L. Hulme, furniture dealer. 
 
 196 John McCormack, furniture dealer. 
 
 Frederick street intersects 
 
 202 Canada Companys' Office. 
 
 206 William Hewlett, carpenter. 
 
 208 Jas. Riding. 
 
 210 Ady Blumenthal, general dealer. 
 
 212 Thomas Griffith, house agent. 
 
 21 4 Alexander McDonald, messenger Crown 
 Lanil's Department. 
 
 216 James Emeraon, second-hand store. 
 
 218 Mi's. Ellen Moloney, fancy goods store. 
 
 218 Timothy O'lA'ary, tinsmith. 
 
 Caroline street intersects , 
 
 220 Samuel Coxon, sausage-maker and 
 grocer. 
 
 222 John ('orcornii, boot and .shoemaker, 
 
 224 Thos. Langston, boot and shoemaker, 
 
 226, 228, 230 A. Miller, new and second- 
 hand clothing. 
 
 232 Richard Watson, tinware, 
 
 234 Jory Samuel, photogriii)lier. 
 
 236 William Couch, shoemaker. 
 
 238 Frank Rnsar, moulder. 
 " (). Wardell, auctioneer. 
 
 240 John Soleder, undertaki-r. 
 
 242 Robert Adams, boarding-liouse. 
 
 244 John Slapplebeck, butcher. 
 
 246 Wm. R. Parkes, grocer. 
 
 .Princess street intersects. 
 
 liotel proprietor. 
 )le 
 
 248 Joseph Duo;gaii, 
 
 250 Taylor & Shipley, wholesale collar and 
 
 gig saddle manufactory. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 2 "5 4 Chas. Rodgers, laborer. 
 
 256 Thos. Hall, second-band broker. 
 
 258 Michael Curry, l)oot and shoemaker. 
 
 260 Benjamin Carto, fancy goods. 
 
 " Mrs. U. Carto, manufacturer of hair 
 
 jewellery. 
 
 262 Wm. E. Gates, fruit store. 
 
 " Angus Sutherland, driver city express. 
 
 264 S. M. Solomon, millinery and fancy 
 
 store. 
 
 * 
 Ontario street intersects 
 
 266 Wm. Ablitt, grocer. 
 268 Simon Woodworth, clerk. 
 270 John Morse, cattle dealer. 
 272 Franklin Herman, jieddler. 
 274 Robt. Bradford, flour and feed. 
 276 James J. Vance, barrister. 
 278 Thomas CUarkson, gi-ain and commis- 
 sion merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
watchmaker. 
 
 r, new and second- 
 
 i;un and rifle maker. 
 
 eet. 
 
 laborer. 
 
 Manus. 
 
 ibt-r, steam and gaa- 
 
 founder. 
 itiire dealer, 
 furniture dealer. 
 
 intersects 
 
 omce. 
 
 •arpenter. 
 
 ;enoral dealer. 
 
 )use agent. 
 
 Id, messenger Crown 
 
 lent. 
 
 •ond-liand store. 
 
 yf, fancy goods store. 
 
 tinsmith. 
 
 in/crsfcts , 
 
 sausage-maker and 
 
 t and shoemaker, 
 lot and shoemaker, 
 r, new and second- 
 
 nwave, 
 
 igriii)her. 
 
 jeniaker. 
 
 ler. 
 
 leer. 
 
 ftaker, 
 
 rding-liouse. 
 
 nitcher. 
 
 )cer. 
 
 ntcrsccts 
 
 1 proprietor, 
 holeside collar and 
 factory, 
 ot. 
 riT. 
 
 and broker. 
 
 and slio(!maker. 
 cy goods, 
 nuiiicturer of hair 
 
 store. 
 
 Iriver city express, 
 illinery and fancy 
 
 ntcrsfds 
 
 
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 leddler. 
 
 r and feed. 
 
 lister. 
 
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 290 
 292 
 
 294 
 29« 
 298 
 300 
 
 306 
 
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 312 
 
 Wm. Matthews, soapnnd candle manu- 
 facturer. 
 Wm. H. Hoatty, barri.stcr. 
 Alfio Dtidriissi .iiiaunini'i; rij»(?nt. 
 Geo. Defirassi, M.I). 
 
 licrkflfy street iiitersrds 
 
 Jainea Hislio]), hotel propri(!tnr. 
 John Spurgi'on, boot ami .slionniakor. 
 Mrs. Hannah Hlox.soiii. widow Daniel. 
 Hobt. Taylor, .shoetnaki-r. 
 W. K, Do.ssor, grease manufacturer. 
 
 Vacant lot. •" 
 
 C'hnrle.H Hums, ice dealer. 
 Vacant bousi;. 
 Jame,! Wainwright, boot and shoe 
 
 maker, 
 .lame.s Hatrey, tailor. 
 Vacant house. 
 New houses Ijuilding. 
 
 Pari ia lit f)i I street iiitcrstrt^ 
 
 William Copland, brewer. 
 
 Private ^{rounds. 
 324 ficorgo I'attcrsoii, hatter. 
 326 k 323 William Wcoton, butcher. 
 
 Pourr street iufcrifrts 
 
 330 Andrew Muf]i]iy, groceries, wines, 
 liquors, kr. 
 
 Vai'iiiit lot. 
 Robert I'aul, cab driver. 
 James O'Dea, prop "Albert Inn." 
 Kichanl I 'glow, laborer. 
 Michael liyan, laborer. 
 David I'riestley. 
 (Seorge Hrown, groi'cr. 
 Michael Coiiners, laborer. 
 " John Power, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 I'iiie street intersi'cts 
 
 James Lumsden, grocer. 
 Stublcs. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 384 Thomaa H. Noble, railway contrartor. 
 388 & 390 George Manson, gardener. 
 394 James Kerr, laborer. 
 396 Robert Htevenson, weighma.ster, Ham- 
 ilton's wharf. 
 Primitive Methodist Church. 
 
 .Bright street intersects 
 
 404 Jolm Shaw. 
 
 408 J. G. Dickson, dry goods salesman. 
 
 410 Thomas Victor, blacksmith. 
 
 Sumach street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wm. Quigley, laborer. 
 John Joy, butcher. 
 James Green, carpenter. 
 Wm. Cowser, laborer. 
 Wm. Ddvey, porter. 
 St«phen Jackman, watchman Goodcr- 
 nam k Worts. 
 
 t 
 
 336 
 338 
 340 
 342 
 344 
 346 
 348 
 
 420 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John Ilrislow, bricklayer. 
 436 Henry Lennox, grocer. 
 438 Henry Hurge, peddler. 
 " John Tennant, packer. 
 440 John Irwin, book-keeper. 
 442 Thomas Polk, car repairer G. T. R. 
 444 Joseph Bailey, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 448 F. H. Medcalf, Ahlerman. 
 4.')0 Mrs. Sarah Tai>.scott. 
 456 llobt. Ferguson, laborer. 
 458 Arthur Tillin, glue manuracturer. 
 4«0 Wm. C. Cook. 
 462 Tobia.s Ilenrich, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jlivcr street iuterseda , 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 .Quten street intersects. 
 ..Ixtrer Don intersects.. 
 
 King itrset East South ild*. 
 
 Comiucnces ut Yvnge ami runs east to 
 jiivcr. 
 
 Don 
 
 11 
 13 
 15 
 17 
 
 C. 
 F. 
 W. 
 
 John Kay, dry goods and ciirpets. 
 Henry Graham k Co., carpets and oil 
 
 cloths. 
 J. G. Joseiih k Co., watchmakers, 
 jewellers and silversmiths. 
 k W. Walker, merchant tailors and 
 clothiers. 
 
 k E. Guiithi'r, wat(di and clock 
 materials. 
 
 Wharin k Co., watches, cloi ks and 
 Jewellery. 
 Henry P. IJrumell, chemist and drug- 
 gist. 
 A. & S. Nordheimer, music publishers, 
 and dealers in musical instruments, 
 and 19 W. C. Chewitt & Co., pub- 
 lishers, book-sellers, printers, litho- 
 graphers, bookbinders, ic. 
 21 and 23 \V. A. Murray k Co., dry goods, 
 
 millinery, &c. 
 2.5 Wm. Arthurs k Co., dry goods, k<\ 
 Jas. R. Hay, jihotographer. 
 Jas. Haylis 1 Co. , carpets &oilcloth.s. 
 " Geo. li. Elliot, surgeon dentist. 
 " Noveire & Smith, i>]iot<)gva|ihers. 
 33, 35 and 37 Robert Walker k Son.s, dry 
 goods, clothing, &c. 
 Sam'l (Jraliam, dry goods and clothing. 
 Ja.s. Spooner, cigars and tobacco. 
 Jas. E. Ellis & Co., watchmakers and 
 
 jewellers. 
 Robt. \V, Anderson, photographer. 
 " William Myers, surgeon dentist. 
 47 ami 49 Merrick k Bros., dry goods. 
 61 Janes, Bray ley & Newcombe, drj goods 
 
 and millinery. 
 514 Cosgrave & Co., ale vaulja. 
 63 Robt. Beaty & Co., exchange brokers. 
 
 27 
 31 
 
 39 
 41 
 43 
 
 45 
 
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 •8 
 
 C. £. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 ,K\ 
 
 08 Alfio DeGraMi, broker, insurance and 
 
 general agent 
 " Robt. 0. Trotter, lurgeon uentiit. 
 " Jaa. Penrose, photogntp)>er. 
 05 Coleman It Co., hattrrit and fun'ieri. 
 07 Wakefield, Coate k Co., auctioneers 
 
 ard commission merchants. 
 
 09 John Catto k Co., dry goodii and mil- 
 
 linenr. 
 61 Adam, Stevenson k Co., bookoellers, 
 stationers and publishers. 
 
 Leader, Patriot, Xewi of A« H'uk 
 and Watchnum. 
 
 James Bcaty, M.P., imblisher and 
 proprietor Daily Leader, (morning. ) 
 
 Evening Leader, Weekly Leader, 
 Patriot, News of the IVtek, Watch- 
 man. 
 
 William Freeland, Imrrister. 
 
 Wilkin B. Butler, house and land 
 agent. 
 
 AVilliam B. Nichol, barrister, &c. 
 
 Morgan Coldwull, barrister, &c. 
 
 Basting's Oold MiningCo. — Geo. B. 
 Dawlwrn, Presid't ; J. P. Thomp- 
 son, Secretary. 
 
 Richard {.'nelling, L.L.B., barrister. 
 
 William C/rionnor, photographer. 
 
 William F. , artist. 
 Change alley intersects 
 
 66 George Harcourt, merchant tailor and 
 
 clothier. 
 
 67 Theodore C.Gagnicr, cigars and tobacco. 
 69 Henry B. Fairfield, fountain restaurant. 
 71 and 73 Glover Harrison, China Hull. 
 
 77 Read & Boyd, barristers. 
 '• Jonathan Brayshaw, photographer. 
 " Chasi. Thompson, groceries, wines, and 
 
 liquors. 
 79 M. E. Snider, dentist. 
 81 Alexander Leslie, boot and shoo manu- 
 facturer and ilealer. 
 83 Walter Rose, dry goods. 
 
 86 Dominion Teleftruph Company. 
 
 87 and 89 Geo. W. Carlisle, proprietor 
 
 Terrapin Restaurant. 
 91 Dickson, Crawford, & Smith, dry 
 
 goods, &c. 
 93 E. Law.soii t Sons, grocers and con- 
 fectioners. 
 95 R. Score k Son, merchant tailors. 
 " W. C. Adams, D.U.S., dentist. 
 97 James Scott, dry good.s. 
 101 Vacant store. 
 108 W. Rnss k Co., dry poods. 
 Church street in'ersects 
 
 106 Tcnison k Hunter, dry goods. 
 
 107 Forrest & Lozo, photograjihers. 
 " Willium Jiines, photographer. 
 
 " Authony iikchford, boots and shoes. 
 
 107 Cameron k Holmested, barristera. 
 100 Jas. H. Rogers, hatter and furrier. 
 Ill McCrosson k Co., hatters It furriers. 
 113 Eli J. Palmer, photographic materials. 
 116, 117, 119, 121 0. k J. W. Cox k Co., 
 
 dry goods, millinery and clothing. 
 1211 William Biltou, fruits, confectianery 
 
 kv., ka. 
 
 128 Henry BrownsoomTie, boots A ahoea. 
 
 126 John Mehnrg, boots and shoes. 
 
 127 AVilliam Williums, berlin wool store, 
 
 &c. 
 
 129 Marcus Fcintnch, watches k jewellery, 
 131 Frederick CI. rke, boots and ahoos. 
 133 Charles K. Rogers, hatter k furrier. 
 
 136 James W. Millar, watches k jewellery. 
 
 137 . Charles Bngg, photographer. 
 " Samuel J. Hopkins, dentist. 
 
 1 39 Edward Cooper, dry gooda. 
 
 141 P. k N. Meladv, dry goods & clothing. 
 
 146 David C. Butchart, photographer. 
 
 146 James Foster k Son, general hardware. 
 
 147 (Jeorge McConkey, photographer. 
 
 " Pulaski k Martin, dry gootls and cloth- 
 ing. 
 
 149 John Barron, boots and slioea, 
 
 151 Francis O'Dea, clothier. 
 
 153 T. W. Pringle k Co., dry goods, jiilli- 
 nery and clothing. 
 
 West Market square intersects 
 
 155 k 157 I.ynmn, Elliot k Co., whole- 
 sale and retail druggists. 
 St Lawrence Hall. 
 
 Licensed Victuallers' Association rooms. 
 Joseph Riddell, caretaker, Hall. 
 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Marcus Slicwan, books and stationery. 
 169 Shnver& Bell, dry goods & clothing. 
 J61 B. Gralmm, dry goods and clothing. 
 East Market square intersects 
 
 163 William Stm<liaii, groceries & liquors, 
 
 165 Chandler i Platts, dry goods & cloth 
 iiig. 
 
 167 Hugh Miller k Co., chemists k drug 
 gists. 
 
 1C9 George Hodgins, watches & jewellery. 
 '' Joseph Davids, chemist k druggist. 
 
 171 Hciiiy Crumpton, wholesale confec- 
 tioner. 
 
 173 Vacant store. 
 
 175 Mrs. v.. Mercer, (col.) eating hnu.se. 
 
 177 William Westniaii, saw sharpener. 
 
 179 William Hessin, wholesale confectioner. 
 
 181 Robert Malcom, saddles, harness and 
 trunks. 
 
 183 Ale.\ander Hamilton, painter k paper 
 hanger. &c. 
 
 185 Thomas Tlionipson, saddles, harness 
 and trunks. 
 
 George street intersects ' 
 
 189 Mtirdoch Gunn, crockerj'. 
 191 Francis Louder, confectioner. 
 
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uted, barriaten. 
 itter and ftirrier. 
 hattara k furriera. 
 3toffnmbic material*. 
 k J. W. Cox k Co., 
 liiiery and clothing, 
 ruita, confectiaoery 
 
 ib«, boota ftahoeai 
 
 its and ahoea. 
 
 I, b«rlin wool atore, 
 
 wat(!he8 ti jewellery, 
 boota and ahooa. 
 , hatter k furrier, 
 ivatchea k jewellery, 
 togrnpher. 
 i, (lenliat. 
 ■y gooda. 
 
 Ii y gooda k clothing, 
 t, photographer, 
 n, gifncral hardware, 
 photographer, 
 dry gootla and doth- 
 
 ) and ahocfl. 
 
 tliier. 
 
 o., dry gooda, Jiilli- 
 
 ng- 
 
 are intcmectji 
 
 [Ulliot k Co., whole- 
 Iruggiata. 
 
 ' Association rooms, 
 taker, Hall. 
 
 iks and stationery, 
 ry goods & clothing, 
 goods and clothing. 
 
 ire inlfrsecta 
 
 gror-eriesA liquora. 
 dry goods k cloth- 
 
 . , chemists k drug- 
 
 ntrhe.s & JDwellcry. 
 mist & druggist, 
 whiilesjile confec- 
 
 3I.) eating house. 
 ROW sliarjiencr. 
 olcsale confectioner, 
 dd'cs, harness and 
 
 n, j)ttinter k pajier 
 
 1, saddles, harness 
 
 nter sects... 
 
 ukeiy. 
 I'ectioner. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRJfCTORY. 
 
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 198 
 195 
 
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 SOS 
 
 205 
 207 
 209 
 211 
 213 
 
 C. J. Whitehouae, 
 
 tinwHte. 
 Andrew HcFAm'n,groccriea and provi- 
 
 aiona. 
 199, Thomna O'Connor, groceriea and 
 
 provisions. 
 •John Bond, itahinet ware. 
 Robert Briggs, gunamith. 
 Barron William, l)oot and shoemaker. 
 George Brydon, confectioner. 
 John Bond, dealer in cabinotware. 
 llnbert Bradford, flour and feed. 
 Jacob Wardell, aecond-hund broker. 
 
 Frederick street intersects 
 
 216 John Mason, boots and shoes. 
 
 217 Patrick Kllis, grain buyer. 
 221 Thomiis Donegan, eabjdrivcr. 
 
 " r Mrs. K. I^eary. 
 225 Terence Mct'alH), tavern -keejK-r. 
 Thomas riegg, fruit store. 
 Francis Sullivan, undertaker, 
 llobcrt Boyd, grocer and contractor. 
 Meyers k Levy, Hu.ssian tailors. 
 John Island, piup. Sligo Inn. 
 Caroline street interseits 
 
 John Terry, produce merchant. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 W. Di.\on, flour and feed. 
 Thfuldcus ()'(.'onnor, chemist and dnig- 
 
 gist 
 John Stevenson, tailor. 
 'ill. Silvas, h-,n less -maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Princess stre^it intersects 
 
 331 
 336 
 337 
 843 
 
 227 
 229 
 231 
 233 
 235 
 
 237 
 239 
 
 249 
 251 
 
 253 
 
 363 
 
 355 
 367 
 369 
 
 373 
 <« 
 
 259 
 
 26.S 
 265 
 271 
 
 Patrick McOraw, boot-closer. 
 Mrs. Sarah .1. Vauburen, confectioner. 
 Orlando Vanburen, brush-maker. 
 Jiimes O'Brien, cooperage. 
 Kirstbrooki Uced, carpenters & joiners. 
 Ucoi'ge Watts, dairyman. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 % Ontario street, intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 285 ficoige Liiidlaw, grain in> rohant. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Berkcleti nireet inlersrcts 
 
 • Vaeaiit lots. 
 Donald ITowlctt, shoeiiiaktsr. 
 Miss Cook, mantlc-makcr. 
 William ('anii>bell, blacksmith. 
 311 Mrs. Ilartigaii. 
 •313 W. J. Barr, boot and shocmiiker. 
 315 .lolin Jlerdi, groceries and provisions. 
 
 " Vv^illiain Kelley, lime incrcliant. 
 317 Wm. Liston, groceries and provisions. 
 
 Parliaincnt street intersects 
 
 327 and 1529 Wm. AVright, prop. Welcome 
 Home Inu. 
 
 Francis Bcule, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Oeorffe Wilkiiut, gro<;erieN uud pro- 
 
 vTsiona. 
 Kiuhanl Lund, chemist and druggiat. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Ituv. A. Sanson, incumbent Trinity 
 Church. 
 
 I Erin street intersects 
 
 Trinity Church. 
 
 Trinilii street inttrstets 
 
 H. Liiwis, ice merchant, 
 
 Michael McLaughlan, sailor. 
 
 Francis Stephenson, blacksmith. 
 
 Kinerson Coataworth, builder. 
 
 Carpenter's shop and lumber yard. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Thomas Dulaney's cooiwrage. 
 
 Thomiw Wutt, laborer. 
 
 Henry Tilley, lab<irer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Richard Raycroft, laborer, 
 r James Whelan, ragman. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 Pine streH intersects 
 
 386 Thomas Delany, groceries and prolri- 
 
 sions. 
 
 387 James Bergen, butcher. 
 389 Dennis Slurphy, laborer. 
 391 William Wilson, tailor. 
 
 " John Hodden, cattle dealer. 
 393 ilr-s. John O'Keefe. 
 395 A. D. Cole, machinist. 
 Vacont house. 
 
 Lane intersecis 
 
 401 r Thomas Mcllroy, laborer. 
 John Barey, laborer. 
 Sanniel Virgin, cooper. 
 John Marks, laborer, 
 .lohn Sei'son, laborer. 
 .Foseph Shuter, carpenter. 
 Mrs. Ann Donnelly. 
 Michael Donnelly, cab driver. 
 Tlionia.s Ivhvards, butcher. 
 George Pnngburii, carpenter. 
 Williani Farley, miller. 
 Private grounds. 
 John Armitage, builder. 
 John J. Cameron, foreman rolling mill, 
 William (,'rcighton, machinist. 
 Thos. Sutton, heater rolling mills. 
 John Fee, grocer and liquor dealer. 
 Siimadi street intersecLs 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 John Wilson, chimney inspector. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Presbyterian Sabbath School. 
 Mrs. Ann Gee, confectioher. 
 Edward Kilburle, blacksmith, 
 John Frame, laborer. 
 Joseph Fee, groceries and liquors. 
 
 409 
 
 413 
 
 423 
 
 429 
 
 437 
 
 439 
 
 443 
 445 
 449 
 451 
 
*■ 
 
 
 .} 
 
 100 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 483 
 485 
 489 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Don street intersects 
 
 Jas. Kingsberry, groceries and liquors- 
 Pleasure grounds. 
 
 Mrs. Mary inn Joslin, charwoman. 
 Alfred Medcalf. 
 E. & A. Medcalf, props. Don Foundry. 
 
 Jtiver Don intersects 
 
 
 6 
 8 
 
 10 
 12 
 
 King itrMt Wait— North side. 
 
 Gmnmences at Yunge and runs to the Crystal 
 
 Palace. 
 
 2 M. Staunton k Son, importers and 
 
 manufacturers of paper hangings. 
 
 William Henderson, insurance agent. 
 
 Etna Fne and Marine Insurance Co., 
 
 William Henderson, agent. 
 Reliance Mutual Lifi; Insurance Co., 
 
 AVilliam Henderson, agent. 
 11. Car.swell, photographer, &c. 
 Jos. McCausland, glass stainer and 
 
 paptr-hanger. 
 E. Bach, saddler. 
 
 E. Morrison, gold and silversmith and 
 jeweller. 
 
 124 Farquliar Morison, merchant tailor. 
 14 Charles Carnegie, watchmaker and 
 jeweller. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 L. J. Lalor, locksmith and .'iKfemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Henry Bailey, sole agent C. W. Wil- 
 liams & Co., wax thread sewing 
 machines. Singers improved sewing 
 machines and Lambs' knitting 
 machines. 
 J. T. Bailey, hairdresser. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 30 English Chop House and City Restau- 
 rant, M. A. Thomas, prop. 
 80 r Allan Gibson, .salesman, 
 r Susan Wilson, wid. David. 
 Vacant house. 
 82 Wm. Meagher, oil lamps, &c. 
 824 Henry Nelson, hair dressing .saloon. 
 84 Daniel David, tailor. 
 86 Wm, Dever, butcher. 
 38 John Reid, wholesale fruit, fish and 
 
 oysters. 
 '40 Turf Club Hotel, James Carson, prop. 
 " r Henry Doane, livery stable. 
 42 J. R. Brown, boot and shoemaker. 
 44 Victoria saloon, John Smith, prop. 
 40 H. Cobley, cack factory. 
 
 William Cawthra. 
 Bay street intersects 
 
 64 Metropolitan Hotel, Thos. Brown, prop 
 Henry Lindsay, grocer. 
 J. Coleman k Sons, cabinet organ and 
 
 melodeon manufacturei-s, 
 J. B. Marshall, (colored) barber. 
 
 22 
 
 28 
 
 28i 
 
 66 
 
 68 
 
 60 Wm. Cottrell, tinsmith. 
 62 Thos. Rutledge, ale and porter vaults. 
 70, 72 Dixon Bros., carriage builders. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 George Fhipps, cabinet maker and 
 
 broker. 
 Hunter, Rose & Co., parlia-ne <tarjr 
 printer!. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Mary Downy, boarding house. 
 James I'eland, cigar and pop store. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Walter Thrall, boarding house. 
 Jas. O'Brien, armory sergt. drill shed. 
 Shakspeare Hotel, J. A-. Grady, prop. 
 
 84 
 
 116 
 116} 
 
 126 
 128 
 
 . York street intersects. 
 
 130 Justus Dunn, wholesale and retail, 
 oysters, fruit game & conTactionery. 
 
 132 Mrs. Daley, grocery. 
 
 134 Geo. W. Smith, barber, 
 r John H. Anderson, carter. 
 
 136 Joseph C. Clarke, giocer. 
 
 1 40 A. Matheson, chemist and druggist. 
 
 142, 144 William Jones, liutcher. 
 
 148 Montreal House, W. k J. Graham, 
 proprietors. 
 
 150 R. D. Ewing, photographic artist. 
 
 162 W. H. Harris, dyer. 
 " Wm HaiTison, waiter. 
 
 154 Mrs. Hannah Mclhoy, confectioner. 
 
 156 Edwin Smith, hotel keeper. 
 
 158 Francis Middlcton, baker and confec- 
 tioner. 
 
 160 Vacant house. 
 
 162 Samuel Loane, hotel keeper. 
 
 164 Alexander I^Iurdoch, buntUaaster. 
 
 166 Thomjjson MoCleary, clerk. 
 
 168 Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell. 
 
 170 James '5oi'lton, barrister. 
 
 172 Mrs. Jones, widow Charles. 
 
 174 Patrick Glccson, oil refiner, 
 
 176 John Street. 
 
 178 Mi.ss Cumming, dressmak<T. 
 
 180 D. Mitchell McDonald, barrister. 
 
 182 Mrs. Sarah Gil)son. • 
 
 184 Mrs. Daniels. 
 " John E. Smith, M.D., physician and 
 surgeon. 
 
 CO 
 
 CO 
 
 m 
 o 
 
 Hi 
 
 « 
 
 188 
 190, 
 
 Brigade Major's office. 
 His Excellency the Lt. Governor's office. 
 Major-General Commanding, " 
 
 The Commandants' *' 
 
 ■ John Ridley, clerk. 
 Volunteer Militia Brigade office. 
 James Kei-shaw, caretaker. 
 192.1. W. Brown, proprietor Britiah 
 Hotel. 
 
 Simcoe street intersects. 
 
 Upper Can la College. 
 
. r^ 
 
 smith. 
 
 le and portor vnultfl> 
 
 image fiuilders. 
 
 lots. 
 
 cabinet maker and 
 
 Co., parlie-ne itarjr 
 
 lots. 
 
 , boarding house. 
 iir and pop store, 
 lots. 
 
 irding house. 
 )ry sergt. drill shed. 
 J. A-. Grady, prop. 
 intersects 
 
 hokbale and retail, 
 ime & conroutionery. 
 
 ■y. 
 
 irber. 
 , carter, 
 gi'ocer. 
 
 iiist and druggist, 
 butcher. 
 \V. k J. Graham, 
 
 :ograpliic artist. 
 
 r. 
 
 ter. 
 
 lioy, confectioner. 
 
 il keeper. 
 
 I, baker and confec- 
 
 el keeiier. 
 h, bundiiiaster. 
 rv, clerk, 
 hell, 
 rrister. 
 Charles. 
 il refiner. 
 
 essmakiT. 
 >nald, barrister. 
 
 r.D., physician and 
 
 ice. 
 
 Lt. Govenior's office, 
 
 imauding, " 
 
 Iriginle office, 
 re taker, 
 proprietor British 
 
 intersects. 
 egc. 
 
 308 
 308 
 
 490 
 492 
 494 
 
 408 
 
 508 
 812 
 
 018 
 020 
 
 t 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 loi 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 John street intersects 
 
 John A. Patterson, barrister 
 William McMurrich, barriste.-. 
 William M. Clark, banister. 
 Richard Hall, hardware merchant. 
 Re7. Doctor Michael Willis, D.D. 
 
 Vacaiit lots. 
 Allan McLean. 
 Samuel B. Harman, barrister. 
 
 Peter street intersects 
 
 Shedden's stables. 
 George McKnight, groom. 
 
 Charlotte street intersects 
 
 Alexander Cormley, conductor G. W.R. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John Shedden, cartage agent G.T.R. 
 
 Broekstiecl intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John O'Brien, carter. 
 
 Brant street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George Clark, cab proprietor. 
 
 Vacant lots. j 
 
 Portland street intersects 
 
 Robert Quail, tireniau G.T.R. 
 John Herbert, painter. 
 Mrs. Mary Whittaker. 
 Vacant houses. 
 Robert Memory, tailor. 
 Mrs. Margaret Barron. 
 Michael Dillon, (J. T. R. 
 Michael Bums, fireman G. T. R. 
 Edwary Memory, tailor. 
 Daniel Bell, cabinet-maker. 
 Wm. Marshall, cu' driver. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 Camnbell M. R. Mclveuzie, cashier J. 
 
 Snedden. 
 Hugh Mclntyre, mariner. 
 Vacant house. 
 Rear premises. 
 Nicholas Carney, Ir borer. 
 Davis McDonald, pensioner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bathurst street intersects . 
 
 Private grouiuls. 
 558 John Mon-ison, fireman G. T. R. 
 560 Henry Horton, laborer (J. T, R, 
 
 Private grounds. 
 584 David Gellathy, blacksmith. 
 
 Private grounds . 
 
 Pat. Morrisey, Adjutant 13th Hussars. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 George Mack, engine-turner G, T, R, 
 
 James Smith, carpenter G. T, K. 
 
 John Doyle, laborer. 
 
 Pat. Karanagb, laborer. 
 
 640 
 
 Tecuviseth street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 James Clarke, laborer. 
 
 Niagara street intersects. , , 
 
 James Booth, contractor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Crystal Palace. 
 
 King street West— Soatb side. 
 
 Commences at yonge,andnnis }Vest to Crystal 
 Palace Grounds. 
 
 1 W. H. Dow k Co., dry goods. 
 
 8 Wm. Faulkner & Co., boots and shoes. 
 
 " Patterson, Beaty, and Hamilton, 
 
 banisters. 
 '• Patterson k Beaty, banisters. 
 5 Metropolitan Permanent Building So- 
 ciety, Jas. Fraser, secretary and 
 treasurer. 
 7 Fulton, Jlichie, iCo., groceries, wines, 
 and liquors. 
 John Shanncssy. saloon. 
 J. T. Rolph, engraver and lithographer, 
 G. J. Fitzsimons, manufacturing 
 
 jeweller. 
 Baptist book room, Rev. H, Lloyd, 
 
 Steward. 
 John Hector, Q.C., barrister. 
 Octavius Tiiompson, photographer. 
 iFames Smith, architect. 
 Prof, Chapman, assay office, 
 Felix Drouillard, tobacconist. 
 Joseph Robinson, jeweller. 
 J. Riddell, merchant tailor. 
 
 Jordan street intersects 
 
 9 
 11 
 
 13 
 15 
 15 
 
 19 and 31 Jacques k Hay, furniture ware- 
 rooms. 
 
 J. D. Linton, wooden-ware and fancj 
 goods. 
 
 George C'arter, hair-dresser, 
 
 David Wilson, boots and shoes. 
 
 Wm. Klopp, tobacconist. 
 
 Alex. Shaw, leiuling library and sta- 
 tionery. 
 
 Entrance to Shades Hotel and Dining 
 Rooms. 
 
 The Misses Bates' ladies hair establish- 
 ment. 
 
 R. T. Pockuell. confectioner. 
 
 A. S. Irving, bookseller and stationer. 
 R. B. Butland, music and musical in- 
 struments. 
 
 Alexander A. Allan, importer. 
 J, L. Lizars, M.D., surgery. 
 William Windeat, photographer. 
 J. W. Bridgman, portrait painter. 
 
 B. Irwin, portrait painter. 
 Mrs. R. A. Rockwell, portrait painter, 
 James McGinn, prop. City Billiard 
 
 Parlor. 
 E. Hooper k Co., chemists and drug- 
 fists. 
 
 23 
 
 26 
 
 27 
 
 20 
 
 31 
 
 33 
 85 
 37 
 
 39 
 
 41 
 48 
 
'i 
 
 ]«2 
 
 C. K ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 4S »nd 46 J. W. £lliot, dentist. 
 " O. T. Berthon, portrait painter. 
 
 G. WW. Booth, house and sign painters. 
 
 James Park, provision dealer. 
 
 R. S. Thompson, stationery and fancy 
 goods. 
 
 D. S. & B. Adams, gents' funiishing 
 goods. 
 
 R. Phillips, carver nnd gilder. 
 
 Jas. W. Gale, gents' furaisbing goods. 
 
 Robt. Connor, manager J. W. Gale. 
 
 Bay street intersects 
 
 47 
 49 
 
 51 
 
 53 
 << 
 
 a 
 •js 
 
 t. 
 
 •5> o 
 
 .2' 
 
 56 
 67 
 
 job 
 
 101 
 
 Robertson & Cook (J. Ross Robertson 
 
 and Jas. B. Cook) proprietors. 
 Alex. Belford, book-keeper. 
 Henry Smallpioce, collector. 
 James Dilwortli, " 
 
 C. Tyncr, editor. 
 G. R. Kingsmill, assist, editor. 
 J. M. Trout, commercial editor. 
 J. r. Thompson, reixirter. 
 Wm. UeVere Hunt, foreman 
 
 department. 
 "\V. J. Hambly, foreman news depart- 
 ment. 
 Robt. Davis & Co., grocers and liquor 
 
 dealers. 
 John H. Swann, baby linen and ladies' 
 
 outtitting. 
 W. R. Roberts, jeweller. 
 J. 0. Wood, chemist and druggist. 
 
 C. S. Hayman, mtrdiant tailor. 
 H. L. Piper, cigais and tobr.cco. 
 John Seels, saloon. 
 
 Sam'l Hamiuond, baker and confec- 
 tioner, 
 (■harles Bansley, hair-dresser. 
 Edward Dack, boots and shoes. 
 
 D. W. Smith, Toronto l)ye Work.s. 
 Geo. Harding, plumber and gasfittcr. 
 R. W. Laird, carver and gilder. 
 
 81 Henry J. Kerby, saloon, cigars and 
 
 tobacco. 
 83, & 85 Walter Rose, dry goods. 
 87 C. S. GzowskiitCo., oHicc of Toronto 
 
 Rolling Mills. 
 " D. L. McPherson. 
 " Hari)er&Son, architects. 
 " Cameron, Hanuan & Murray, bar- 
 
 " W. G. Storm, architect. 
 " Mrs. Mary Meager, c >retaker. 
 *' James Hansel, caretaker. 
 89 B. Saunders, merchant tailor. 
 93 A. K. Boomer, commis«ion merchant 
 
 and ageni Fairbanks' scales. 
 P. M. C-'lark, merchant tailor. 
 Alex. Gemmell, boots and shoes. 
 George Coleman, confectioner. 
 Royal Lyceum, Geo. Holman, Icbbcr 
 and manager; J. R. Spaekman, 
 acting and stage manager. 
 Queen's Uwu Hotel, Robert Tayjor, 
 proprietor. 
 
 103 
 105 
 
 107 
 
 109 
 111 
 
 113 
 115 
 
 M 
 S 
 
 s 
 
 § 
 
 
 H. E. Clarke, trunks and Talises. 
 
 Heintzman& Co., piano forte manufac< 
 turers. 
 
 George A. Walton, agent AVlieeler and 
 Wilson's sewing machines. 
 
 Edward H. Hamlin, fruits, confection- 
 cry, &c. 
 
 D. S. Keith, plumber and gasfitter. 
 
 John Reid, fruits, ice cream and oys- 
 ters. 
 
 J. Leslie, boots and shoes. 
 
 Vacant hotel. 
 
 1 Miss M. Hodgins, millinery and 
 
 dressmaking. 
 
 2 Henry Walton, merchant tailor. 
 
 3 Mrs. L. C. Mendon, agent for On* 
 
 tario, for Howe's Sewing Machines. 
 
 4 Wm. Hall, dry goods and millinery. 
 
 5 H. I'erlich &Co., cigars and tobacco. 
 
 6 and 7 J. H. Stevenson k Co., r.holo- 
 
 siile piano and music store. 
 
 8 Pearson & IJro., fancy goo<ls. 
 
 9 Alexander Kobert.son, bootmaker. 
 
 10 Jas. E. Withers, agent Lake Superior 
 
 Silver Mines. 
 
 11 Hobt. Jordan & Co., grocci-s. 
 
 V&rk street iiitcrstds. 
 
 Revere House, Riley & Jlay, props. 
 Vacant lots. 
 163 Hall & Co., larriage-buildera. 
 165 Francis Locke, grocer. 
 
 " William Seymour, employee G.T.R. 
 167 B. A. Campton, butcher and pork- 
 
 packer. 
 109 Theodore N. Wilson. 
 171 William Loniio, >)oot and shoemaker. 
 173 ilrs. B. Mitchell, groceries and pro- 
 visions. 
 175 Cuming & Wells, idumber.s and ga«- 
 tittcrs. 
 
 Mrs. Jane Harris. 
 
 John Brown, commercial traveller. 
 
 Maf.hew, Evoy, tailor. 
 
 Arthur Devlin, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Jane Davis. 
 
 George Davis, confectioner, 
 
 Thomas Bond, lock-fitter. 
 
 Jo.seph Barclay, shocmuker. 
 
 John Harvey, cook. 
 
 James Harvey, porter. 
 
 John Acton, shoemaker. 
 
 Williant Savage, shoemaker. 
 
 John Uiquhart, laborer. 
 
 John Tisdalc, clerk. 
 
 Mrs. Alice McKenna. 
 
 Albert Sparks, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 James Kews, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Crombio. 
 
 Michael Pickett, laborer. 
 183 William Lamb, builder. 
 185 Vacant house. 
 187 Vacant house. 
 
 i 
 
 
 H 
 
iks and valisea. 
 piano forte manufac* 
 
 agent AVlieelcr and 
 g machinca. 
 n, fruits, confection- 
 
 h('T and gasfitter. 
 ice cream and oys- 
 
 d shoes. 
 
 fins, millinery and 
 
 merchant tailor, 
 ndon, agent for On- 
 's Sewing Machines, 
 goods and millinery, 
 cigars and tobacco, 
 unson k Co. , v.holo- 
 aiusic store, 
 fancy gooils, 
 itson, bootmaker, 
 agent Lake Sui)orior 
 
 Co. , groccre. 
 
 hitcrsscts 
 
 t'y k ilav, props, 
 lots. ' 
 ?e-builders. 
 cer. 
 
 employee G.T.U. 
 
 butcher and pork- 
 
 on. 
 
 )ot and shoemaker, 
 groceries and pro- 
 
 pluuibers and ga«- 
 
 lerciiil traveller. 
 
 lilur. 
 
 lorer, 
 
 vis. 
 
 ectioner, 
 
 {-fitter. 
 
 ocmiiker. 
 
 ler. 
 laker. 
 luemaker. 
 jorer. 
 
 lift, 
 imakor. 
 
 borer, 
 ilder. 
 
 TOttONTO GWPY BIftECTORY. 
 
 lOS 
 
 Emily street intcraects. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Simeoe street intersects 
 
 Attorney-General's office, Hon. John 
 Sanfield McDonaid, Q.C.. Attorney- 
 General. 
 
 Executive Council offino. 
 
 Government buildings. 
 
 W, J, Smith, caretiker Attoniey-Gen- 
 eral's olfice. 
 
 Main Ouanl Room, 29tli Regiment. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 281 
 283 
 
 285 
 287 
 290 
 297 
 
 305 
 307 
 809 
 311 
 
 Dorset street intersects , 
 
 King street barracks. 
 
 King street barrack grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Ezra Ludlow. 
 Hon. I'hilip M. M. S. Vankoughnet, 
 
 Chanoelior of Ontario. 
 Mrs. Anne Hughes. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Germain. 
 Massey Alcock, conductor G T.R. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 G. W. Meelish, purveyor to the forces. 
 Vacant house. 
 Charles L. Kilner, P. L. S, 
 Mrs. Arnold!, wid, of Dr. 
 
 Peter street ■intersects , 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert McMi lien, coachman, 
 Christopher Gray, gardener. 
 
 Vacaat lots. 
 Brock street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 401 William Hawkins, P. L. S. 
 
 Vacant loi.: 
 425 C. C. Banks, mechanical engineer. 
 429 Angus Dallas, fancy goods merchant. 
 433 Mrs. Mary Scallion. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 437 Samuel Searlc, fitter, N. R. C. 
 439 Dennis Bnicken, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 461 Geo. Arkel, wood ooutractor C. T. R. 
 463 Wm. Gamble, book-keeper N. R. C. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Peter Herlicrt, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Portland street intersects 
 
 517 M. Octavus Miller, Captain Military 
 Store Staff. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 621 F. C. Ha.ssard, Co). Royal Engineers. 
 
 Bathnrst street intersects 
 
 637 Mrs. Mary Anne Short, prop. Wheat 
 Sheai Inn. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 fiM John Louney, labon<r. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John Donohoe, laborer, 
 John Martin, laborer.. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Teeumseth Street iiUerseets. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 611 Robert Thompson, engine-driyer, 
 617 Mrs. Mary Gregory. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Niagara street intersects 
 
 Brick-yard. 
 
 George Townsley, brick-maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jas. Whittaker, engine-driver G. T. R. 
 
 Strachan A venue intersects 
 
 Crystal Palace. 
 
 Lennox street- North itAe. 
 
 Commences at Borden and runs west to Hope, 
 
 Vacant lots to end. 
 Hope street intersects 
 
 Lennox street— Sontli side. 
 Commences at Borden and runs west to Hopt. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lippincott street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bathurst street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Markham street intersects. , , 
 
 John Price, brakeman G. T. R, 
 James Robinson, mason, 
 
 Ontario street West intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lumley Street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hope street intersects 
 
 Llpplnoott street— West ilde 
 
 Commences at Nassau, and ru7is to northern 
 
 limits. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Little Front street— North side. 
 
 Commences at Parliament and runs to East- 
 em limits. 
 2 Charles Phypers, distiller, 
 4 James O'Neil, laborer. 
 6 David Needle, raalster. 
 8 William Hambly, printer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 18 Joseph Scott, clerk. 
 20 William Morton, laborer. 
 22 Rev. K. Gooderham, Baptist minister. 
 2i James Doran, rectifier of ipirits. 
 Private grounds. 
 
^i 
 
 v/. 
 
 ^?s 
 
 I? 
 
 104 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 54 
 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 
 S6 
 
 Elisha Simkins, engineer. 
 Henry Gooderham, distiller. 
 
 Trin ity strut inter$e<:U . 
 
 Priyate groundi. 
 
 James Worts, distiller. 
 
 Private sroands. 
 
 George Webber, cooper. 
 
 K. A. Smith, salesman. 
 
 Henry W. Jackman, mariner. 
 
 Priyate grounds. 
 
 Mrs. Maigant Gortlon, widow. 
 
 Mrs. A. Hiekey, widow. 
 
 .Cherry street intersects. 
 
 88 Patrick Connor, laborer. 
 90 John McFadden, pork-packer. 
 92 Jolm Morgan, butcher. 
 94 Benjamin Stewart, fireman. 
 96 Robert Cowan, i.oap-boiler. 
 Vacant lots. 
 102 David Gorman, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 120 Edward Kingston, signal-man G. T. R. 
 122 Mrs. Ellen Moran, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 182 Alex. McVicar, boiler-maker G. T. R. 
 134 John Finn, carter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 138 W. K. Henderson, miUwright. 
 140 Mrs. Mary Fov, widow. 
 142 Patrick Wulsli, laborer. 
 
 East street intersects.. 
 
 144 and 146 William Funston, prop. Grand 
 
 Trunk Inn. 
 148 Thomas Vcrncr, blacksmith. 
 ISO John Morrison, potash maker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Beachell street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 .... Fiver Don. intersects.. 
 
 Uttle Front itreet-South sld*. 
 
 Commences at Parliament and runs to Eastern 
 limits. 
 
 Gooderham & Worts' distillery. 
 George Morse, cattle dealer. 
 63 Thomas Halliday, laborer. 
 
 56 Joseph Gates, millwright. 
 
 57 Mrs. R. Doran, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 61 Fitzhenry & O'Donohoe, distillers. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Chen-y street intersects. 
 
 Toronto Rolling MiUs. 
 East street intersects „ 
 
 Don station G. T. R. 
 Thomas Maher, station master G.T.R. 
 James Tallen, assitant station master 
 G.T.R. 
 
 Commences at Brock and runs W*$t to 
 Niagara. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 314 Samuel Knowlton, miller. 
 3141 Joseph Ryan, sailor. 
 "' " Daniel Cunningham, baker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Michael McNeill, musiciau. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Mrs. Isabella Pedlow. 
 
 Jamee Aiken, laborer. 
 
 Hugh McClellan, engine driver N.R.C. 
 
 J. Shields, blacksmith. 
 
 Charles Wilson, engine driver. 
 
 Thomas Lloyd, upholsterer. 
 
 Robert Lester, engine driver N. R.C. 
 
 Hugh Charlton, laborer. 
 
 316 
 
 324 
 
 328 
 330 
 332 
 334 
 336 
 
 338 
 340 
 
 Lane intersects.... 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Street intersects.. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 William Dunn, blacksmith. 
 Frederick Bard, clean?r 0. T. 
 380 George Williams, carpentar. 
 380J Joseph Holman, blacksmitli. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Portland street intersects . . 
 
 Rear jircmlses. 
 John Cook, boiler-nuiker. 
 William Iiwin, laborer. 
 Thomas Morgan, blacksmith. 
 Alexander Phillips, laborer. 
 .Fchn Moore, bricklayer. 
 James Irwin, machinist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bathvrst street intersects . 
 
 456 
 464 
 474 
 
 484 
 486 
 488 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Edward M. Carruthers, wharfinger. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick McKeown, machi'iist. 
 Rear Scarlett's lumber yard. 
 Mrs. Sophia Scarlett, (widow John). 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Joseph Watson. 
 Thomas Crokin, laborer. 
 Patrick Crokin, sailor. 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 
 . Tecumseth street intersects. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 . Niagara street intersects . 
 
 Llttla Rlohmond itrMt -South ltd*. 
 
 Comtnenees at Brock, and runs west to 
 Niagara. 
 
 Rear Temperance Hall.* 
 Vacant lots. 
 131 Mrs. Eliza Jane Brj-son, wid. Thomas. 
 315 John Marcher, accountant. 
 317 James Foster, foreman N. K.C. macbint 
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 ine driver. 
 
 alsterer. 
 
 le driver N.R.C. 
 
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 ksmith. 
 
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 laborer. 
 
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 106 
 
 319 "William Wood, builder. 
 
 321 Edward Murphy, clerk N. R. C. 
 
 323 Francis Walker, clerk G. T. R. , 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 327 William A«h, teamster. 
 329 Robert Looe, boiler-maker. 
 381 Arthur Turner, breakniun N. R. 
 *'r John Haggarty, breakman G. T. 
 *'r James Stewart, teamster. 
 333 Mrs. Mary Lee, (widow James,) 
 James Watson, cabinet-mcker. 
 Robert Claude, builder. 
 George Clements, builder. 
 John Seanlan, landing waiter H 
 
 C. 
 K. 
 
 335 
 337 
 339 
 341 
 343 
 345 
 347 
 349 
 
 Mrs. Margaret Baker, (widow 
 Edward Kennedy, plasterer. 
 Thomas Gray, gardener. 
 Frederick Eagan, machinist. 
 
 M. C. 
 
 J an.) 
 
 .Brant street in'erseds. 
 
 357 James Pimm, conductor N. R. 
 359 Frank Roh>h, engineer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 , Portland street intersects. 
 
 397 William Smith, watchman G. W. R. 
 399 Edward Shearer, signal-man G. T. R. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 405 John Clarke, blacksmith. 
 407 Nichol Cancss, brush-maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 413 Timothy Lane, laborer. 
 415 Michael Rosney, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 421 Michael Fitzpatrick, laborer. 
 423 John Walsh, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 427 Henry Bennett, engi'er elevator N.R.C. 
 459 Mrs. Jane Thomson, widow Thomas. 
 431 Rol)ert Fergusson, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bathurst street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 467 Peter Rilej , laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 479 Hamilton Crawford, carpenter. 
 479| Mrs. Mary Harrison, widow Robert 
 487 Michael Caton, laborer. 
 489 Michael Kirwin, laborer. 
 
 Teeumseth street intersects 
 
 Mrs. Mary Flanagan, widow Michael, 
 
 grocer. 
 Wiuiam Jones, blacksmith. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 606 Daniel Farrell. 
 
 607 James Stanley, pensioner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 511 Felix O'Neil, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 617 James Bridgeman.baggage-mstr.O.T.R. 
 S10 John McFce, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St8 Hre. Margaret Carroll, wid. William. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 629 Mrs. Jane Anderson, wid. William. 
 
 " William Andeison, laborer. 
 631 Martin Murphy, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 541 William Stephen, porter. 
 643 William Clubb, checker G.T.R. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ningora street intersects . 
 
 toulsa street-North side. 
 Commences at Yonge and runs west to Sayer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 6 George H. Beaver, musicifin. 
 
 8 John Coe, salesman. 
 
 10 George Barton, builder. 
 
 12 James Wilson, brush-maker. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 20 John Bond, livery stable keeper. 
 22 Henry D. Thomas, bookkeeper. 
 24 Dennis O'Connor, hatter. 
 28 John McGregor, carpenter. 
 28 George Clark", sexton St. James'. 
 30 Charles Wilson, baker & confectioner. 
 32 Mrs. Catherine Dale, widow James. 
 324 Joh" Bishop, butcher. 
 ' • r James Dillworth, bookkeeeper. 
 34 r Peter Scott, stone-cutter. 
 38 Thomas W^ilson, grocer. 
 '* r Joseph Moore, laborer. 
 40 r Thomas Durant, shoemaker. 
 42 Miss McCord, yoi'ng ladies* priTate 
 school. 
 
 , Lane inJersects . 
 
 Vacant house. 
 46 Charles Gentleman, baker. 
 48 Mrs. Sarah Johnston, widow. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Terauley Street intersects .... 
 
 Joseph Clegg, shoemaker. 
 Rear premises. 
 John Lee, shoemaker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry Eagleton, tailor. 
 George Oakley, gun-maker. 
 John Sheppafd, shoemaker. 
 William Ellis, porter. 
 Vacant house. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Elizabeth Street intersects. . . . 
 
 Rear premises. 
 88 r Samuel Townly, house painter. 
 90 John Sleen, carter. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Sayer street inttrseets 
 
 56 
 
 62 
 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 78 
 

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 a «. ANDKittdN A CO.'S 
 
 ^Ottlu ttrMt-Oonth lids. 
 C^ommeHOV at Fonjfd and runs toesl to Sayer 
 
 P. H. Stewart, prop.' Stewart's Print- 
 ing Olfice, fFcekly Vitilor Office. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 LaruinUnecta. 
 
 9 Joseph Long, artist. 
 11 William A. White, sewing machine 
 dealer. 
 
 15 Thomas W. Davis, e.tpressman. 
 
 16 Hugh Stitt, carter. 
 
 17 George MuCluiiky, michinist 
 19 Thomas Hunter, bricklayer. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church. 
 
 ,. .James street intersects 
 
 25 
 
 Peter MUton, tailor. 
 
 David Thi.ma.s, saddler. 
 
 James McCa>v. 
 
 Joseph Terrell, painter. 
 
 Mrs. Isabella Mcivae, grocer. 
 
 Williitm Graver, groom. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Brown, straw inillinor. 
 
 William Yale. 
 
 Hetherington Foster, agent. 
 39 r John Epps, porter. 
 391 George Hardy, ma.son. 
 41 John Brown, machinist 
 43 Thomas Colby, salesman. 
 45 Christopher Chamberlin, merchant 
 46^ John Lauder, tailor. 
 47 William Timpson, jeweller. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 27 
 29 
 
 33 
 
 35 
 37 
 
 .Terauley street intersects. 
 
 67 
 59 
 61 
 63 
 65 
 69 
 71 
 73 
 
 79 
 
 85 
 <i 
 
 87 
 89 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 John fossee, soda water manufacturer. 
 
 James Watt, tailor. 
 
 Charles E. Broomer, clerk. 
 
 Henry Bennett, tobacconist. 
 
 James Sinclair, cutter. 
 
 William Skrane, varnisher. 
 
 John Gilliland, painter. 
 
 John Andrews. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Abraham Cahoon. 
 
 Elizabeth street intcrst<'U 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Mrs. Mary Lyons, nurse. 
 William Mitchell, laborer. 
 John Metcalf, salesman. 
 Thomas Ryves, carpenter. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Sayer street intersects 
 
 Lnmlay itreet-Sut Mda. 
 
 Oomnuneesat Queen west and rune nortA to 
 city limits. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ...» JMrinson street intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 61 Waiter Pe;i, wire-worker. 
 63 Thomas Orinsby, barrack sergeant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 85 James Cook, watchman N.R.C. 
 89 John Leaman, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 117 Charles Doron, porter O.W.R. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 139 Charles Kingston, painter. 
 139 James Robinson, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 151 William Cheshire, pajwr-hanger. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 167 John Livingston, barrister. 
 
 Vacant 4ots. • 
 161 Richard Schoales, grocer. 
 Dundas street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 171 William Berry, teamster. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 College street intersects 
 
 Vacant ground to northern limits. 
 
 Lunley itraet— Wsst side. 
 
 Commences at Qw.en West and runs north 
 to city limils. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 16 William Pract, harness maker. 
 18 James Williams^ fireman G.W.R. 
 JO Alexander Gilmore, laborer. 
 Va(!ant lots. 
 Thomas Barlow, laborer. 
 Samuel Lawrence, conductor N.R.C. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Lynch. 
 George Carter, chair-maker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jiobinson street intersects 
 
 68 
 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 
 94 
 
 100 
 
 108 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John J. Mills, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Manson, carpenter. 
 George Lawrence, conductor N.B.C. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Mrs. Agnes Maiulerson. 
 Hugh Fletcher, clerk. 
 George Sinclair, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Dodd. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Gilmore, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Dundis stree. intersects. 
 
 Edward Irwin, teamster. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 196, 198 William Cooney. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 204 John Ewing, joiner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 S14 James Coniadine, peubi mer. 
 
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 lorer. 
 
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 »Ijer-hanger. 
 
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 ister. 
 
 ;8. 
 
 tterseels 
 
 orthern limits. 
 
 ^Mt lid*. 
 
 if' and runs north 
 ts. 
 
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 bss -maker. 
 
 man G.W.R. 
 
 liil)orer. 
 
 ts. 
 
 orer. 
 
 inductorN.R.C. 
 
 s. 
 
 maker. 
 
 ntersecU 
 
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 et-uiaker. 
 
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 •pentor. 
 
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 ener. 
 
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 )emakor. 
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 '■erseets, 
 
 ter. 
 
 fci >ner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 tiO Mrs. Martha Smith. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 2S8 Thomas McCnnn, n-ocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 College street intersects . . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Butler street intersects... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Harboro' street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Her rick street inter sects... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lennox street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bloor street intersects... 
 
 McDonnell Squaro. 
 
 Bathurst street between King and Eiehntond 
 
 west. 
 
 St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. 
 
 St. Mary's Presbytery. 
 
 Rev. J. n. hroulx, P.P. and Chaplain 
 
 to H. M. forces. 
 School of the Christian Brothers. 
 St. Mary's Industrial School. 
 Roman Catholic Separate School. 
 
 102 
 
 MoMahon street— East side. 
 
 Oommences at Queen East and. runs to city 
 
 limits, 
 
 1 Samuel Little, laborer. 
 3 Michael Hyde, shoemaker. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 5 Alexander Reid, curer. 
 
 r John McCormick, shoemaker. 
 •' Mrs. Marcaret Kniil, seamstress. 
 
 7 r Thomas Slieclian, laborer. 
 " Mrs. Marcaret Parr, tailorcss. 
 
 7 Richard Heetham, cutter. 
 
 9 Thomas Lang, chandler. 
 11 r Patrick McBrien, laborer. 
 " John C. Leaman, brakenmn. 
 ll John Naylor, wheat buyer. 
 
 16 Mrs. Dewdy. 
 
 13 James Whateley. 
 
 17 George W. Shields, printer. 
 19 Vacant house. 
 
 21 Mrs. Mary Carroll, wid. Robert. 
 William Nicholson, soaii boi'ur. 
 r Arthur Mortimer, switchman, 
 r Albert Albvn, laborer. 
 Robert McKillip, moulder. 
 
 23 
 25 
 
 31 
 
 Wm. Hrown, irju smelter. 
 Sydenham street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Farley, druggist 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 85 John Burt, book-keeper. 
 37' Joaiiua Parker, clerk. 
 S9 Joseph Rounds, salesman. 
 41 Richard Hibbitt, tailor. 
 43 John Connors, carpenter. 
 
 46 James Lee, laWer. 
 
 47 H. F. Bunce, manufacturer patent 
 
 medicines. 
 49 Thompson Bontly, printer. 
 61 Thomas Pedlow, carpenter and builder. 
 63 Henry Faircloth, painter. 
 
 66 Bryan Hannen, provision dealer. 
 
 67 Mrs. Mary Cook, wid. William. 
 69 Thomas Watt, safe-maker. 
 
 61 Mrs. Pritchard, wid. Hiram. 
 63 William Lennox, salesman. 
 
 r William Holland, carpenter. 
 67 Peter Mellia, carter. 
 71 William McGough, laborer. 
 73 Daniel Purton. carter. 
 
 76 Vacant house. 
 
 77 John Thompson, clerk. 
 81 John Oliver, painter. 
 
 83 Ihomaa Magee, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 87 Thomas Lynn, laborer. 
 87 r Edward (Jornian, gardener. 
 " r Mrs. M. Campbell. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 117 
 
 Beech street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Farley, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Oerrard street intersects ... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ...Carlton street intersects. .. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 , Winditster street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 ., Gluirles street intersects . . . 
 
 MoMahon street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen street East, and rum 
 North to Bloor street. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 6 Dennis Hayes, carter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 10 Robert Platta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ramsey's Lane intersects 
 
 Jamas Lee, clerk. 
 Mrs. Purns, washerwoman, 
 28 r John Caldwell, carter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 24 John Barron, dealer boots and shoes 
 28 Mrs. M .. ry Ann Da vies, (widow George. ) 
 " W. H. Davies, carter. 
 
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 C. £. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 28 Robert Davies, carpenter. 
 80 William Broughton, engineer. 
 82 James Broughton, jun., machinist. 
 34 William Eagle, waggon-maker. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 40 Christian Bechly, shoe-maker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 44 Jf. La Plante, cabinet-maker. 
 " John Bowden, bricklayer. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 46 Joseph Whalen, shoemaker. 
 
 48 Charles All ward, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 54 Mrs. Ann Sullivan. 
 
 56 George Hurst, shoemaker. 
 
 58 Richard Irwin, grocer. 
 
 60 Edward Nurse, tailor. 
 
 62 William Kirk, tailor. 
 
 „ Jjane intersects 
 
 David Carroll, tailor. 
 Robert Walter, moulder. 
 James Mack, laborer. 
 Charles Graham, laborer. 
 James McCurry, shoemaker. 
 George Lennon, shoemaker. 
 McKay Charles, laborer. 
 
 Beech street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 116 John Wilson, builder. 
 118 Malcolm Niven, commission agent 
 120 George F. Moore, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Oerrard street intersects 
 
 William Hill, bricklayer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Mary Daly, dressmaker. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Carlton street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Winchester street i)itersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Charles street intersects 
 
 68 
 
 70 
 
 72 
 
 74 
 
 76 
 t< 
 
 78 
 
 MoBIahon .Iv »— EMt ilda. 
 
 Ccmmences at Sydenham and rtins north to 
 Beech,. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Patrick Reidy, laborer. 
 Thomas Brown, laborer. 
 , Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 R^r premises. 
 George Reid, carpenter and builder. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects..... 
 
 Prirate grounds. 
 ,.,..Beerh street irUerseets . 
 
 MolfAhOB Lu«— WMt lid*. 
 
 Commences at Sydenham and runs north (« 
 Beech. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Robert Herst, watchmak'*;. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Burrows Raymond, shoemaker. 
 — Grately, book-keeper. 
 John Campbell, cabinet-maker. 
 George Reid, builder. 
 James Whatting, dairyman. 
 Rear premises. 
 William Frazer, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Beech street inlcrse^'Li. 
 
 MagiU street East-North tide. 
 
 Commences at. Vonge ami runs east to Mutftal. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 2 Rev. I). K. Winder. 
 8 George Lilly, book-keeper. 
 12 Joseph Sheard, nrchitect. 
 14 Alex. Wills, biscuit manufacturer. 
 18 Mrs. Victoria Humphries, widow. 
 24 Patrick McCabe, servant. 
 26 Joseph Webb, baker. 
 Vacant lot. 
 30 Dennis Dineen, hatter. 
 32 James Teevin, blacksmith. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 38 Charles Sintzenick, agent. 
 40 William Carie, builder. 
 42 James Smith, teamster. 
 Vacant lots. 
 46 John Marrat, shucmuker. 
 '* Robert Buchanan, shoemaker. 
 48 Margaret Jones. 
 484 Geo. Gilbertson, photographer. 
 
 Robt. Buchanan, second-hand clothiBg. 
 Vacant lots. 
 56 Arthur Jarvis, insurance agent. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 .Church street interstcts. 
 
 68 John Busteed, dairyman. 
 64 Miss Maria Itedditt. 
 66 Richard Nurse, printer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 70 Mrs. Maria Tait, widow. 
 72 John Frankish, salesman. 
 74 Johr "rant, clerk. 
 76 Petei lillerby, bookbinder. 
 78 Joshua McKim, clerk. 
 80 Miss Mary Ann Hartill. 
 82 Nicholas McGinty, laborer. 
 82 r Garret McCartv, laborer. 
 824 David McCartliy, carter. 
 84 Martin Bum, painter. 
 
 Mulml street intertectt. 
 
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 '»d runs north, to 
 
 loemaker. 
 
 )cr. 
 
 et-inulfer. 
 
 ■ymBii. 
 
 ntrr. 
 
 •sfj-Ls. 
 
 orth aide. 
 
 IS east to Muttuil. 
 
 jpt. 
 
 nnufacturtr. 
 ries, widow. 
 
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 iiitli. 
 
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 K»flU itrMt But- South ltd*. 
 
 Commences at Vongc and runs east to Mutual. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 1 J. E. Day, Comuiercial College. 
 
 Vai'ant lots. 
 1) Jonathan Scott. 
 13 James Laidlaw, book-keeper. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 16 Alynier Langley, flerk P.O. 
 
 Vucnv' 's. 
 
 17 Jo.sephSi)db<' , straw-worker. 
 
 1 Wm. Spotti I cache'-. 
 
 2 Win. L. Mrtgillivray, commercial 
 traveller. 
 
 3 Robt. Beeknian, accountant. 
 
 4 M.i.s9 Fanny Sibbald. 
 
 5 David Pearson, .salesman. 
 
 6 Robert Peters, merchant. 
 
 7 Wm. A. Ward, mail clerk U.T.R. 
 .8 James Foster, mathematician. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premisRs. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Rear premises, 
 , Lane intersects 
 
 Matliew Slater, merchant. 
 67, 69 John Delaney, lalwrer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 73 Mrs. Elizabeth Steel, widow. 
 75 James Joselin, engraver. 
 77 David Tennant, .stonecutter. 
 7!> John Lauder, clerk. 
 81 Francis Madden, carpenter. 
 81 r John Kenncrslej', shoemaker. 
 81 r William Tlmmpson, painter. 
 83 Dennis Horrigan, tailor. 
 85 Philip Welch, carter. 
 Mutual street intersects 
 
 Maltland street -North side. 
 Coimnenccs at Yongc and runs east to Jarvis, 
 Rear premises. 
 
 12 
 32 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wm. Sharpo. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Achcsoi.. 
 
 Vii?ant lots. 
 Oeor^e Boyd. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Church .street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Juii'is street intersects.. 
 
 Maltland street -South tide. 
 Comvicnccs at Vongc and runs ea^t to Jarvis. 
 
 1 William Hriggs, builder. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 3 Wm. Dalton, cabinet-maker. 
 
 C Rev. W^m. Burns. 
 
 George Fisher. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Miss Ellen Smith. 
 
 Albert Miller, clerk. 
 
 Andrew Carnitliers, mail clerk. 
 
 Robt. Temple, Crown Lands Dept 
 
 W. C. Ashdown, mail clerk. 
 
 Wm. Galbraith, commission merchant. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Miller 
 
 James Stephens, gardener. 
 
 T. M. Byron, traveller. 
 29 r John House, laborer. 
 " r Tho.s. Hnisley, shoemaker. 
 31 Samuel George. 
 
 Miss Ann Geddes. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Mrs. Margaret McDonald, widow. 
 
 Tho.s. Hey.s, clerk. 
 
 Henry Thompson. 
 
 David Gilchrist, laborer. 
 
 Robt. Hook, Piano Forte maker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 » 
 11 
 13 
 16 
 17 
 19 
 21 
 23 
 25 
 29 
 
 33 
 
 37 
 39 
 41 
 43 
 
 , Lane intersects. , . 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Ch UTch street intersects . 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane i'lUcrsects. 
 
 David Picken, book-keeper. 
 Simon Fuerst, grain dealer. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Lane intersect.'. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Jarvis street intersects. 
 
 Malar street— East side. 
 
 Co7n7nenccs at College and runs norUi to Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 tVilcocks street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Heyden street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bloor street intersects 
 
 Major street— West side. 
 
 Commences at College a7ui runs north to Bloor. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vankotufhnct street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ...Butler street intersects,... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .. Harboro' street intersects ... 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Heyden street intersects. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ..Bloor street intersects... 
 
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 C. E. ANDERSON * CO. 8 
 
 i **-'J 
 
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 lUpto Lu*— Botttt lid*. 
 
 Commenca at Marvt, and runs wetl to 
 
 Spadina jvtniu. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 7 J. Brown, cabman. 
 
 Lajie inUratcls 
 
 11 Mrs. Hamilton, (widow Jam«8.) 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 19 John McKay, printer, 
 r Arthur Tolton, mariner. 
 Vacant lots. 
 29 Smith Davison, lamp-lighter. 
 81 Williuni Alexander, laborer. 
 •' Robert Armstrong, laborer. 
 83 William Knowlton, clerk. 
 
 86 James Shund, O.T.K. 
 
 87 Joseph Gamble, laborer. 
 89 James Crawford, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 45 Joseph Sheppard, laborer. 
 47 Mrs. S. McPhail, (widow Daniel,) 
 
 washerwoman. 
 49 John Sheppard, shoemaker. 
 61 Mrs. I'age, (widow Alexander,) wash 
 
 erwoman. 
 63 John Kiulev, laboi-sr. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Spadiiui Avenue interHctn 
 
 Maple Lana—North side. 
 
 Caninienccs at Maria street, and runs West to 
 Spadina Avenue. 
 
 Private groun<l8. 
 20 Mrs. George Crawford, tailorcss. 
 
 V acant lots. 
 26 Mrs. McKay. 
 28 William Crosier, coachman. 
 
 Rear entrance, Phoebe Street School. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots to end. 
 
 Maria street -East side. 
 
 Cotnmences at Queen West and runs iwrUi to 
 Fhmbc. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 13 James Doliery, laborer. 
 
 16 Pitriok Fagan, laborer. 
 '• William Duke, laborer. 
 
 17 Austin Brown, cab proprietor. 
 19 Mrs. Sarah Moore. 
 
 " Henry McFarlin, pensioner. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 25 James B. Graham, boots and shoes. 
 27 John Mehare;, boots and .shoes. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 PhoAe Street intersects 
 
 Maria street— West siae. 
 
 Commences at Queen JFcst and rmis north to 
 I'haihe. 
 2 William JIcFarlane, cabman. 
 
 4 John Young, cabman. 
 Sbeds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Maple Lane intersects., 
 
 Private grounds. 
 18 James Molfat. 
 Cith Bath House. 
 
 Phcehi- street intersects . . 
 
 Maria street West -Bast side. 
 
 Commences At Quern West and runs north to 
 Hifjh. 
 
 Rear jjremises, 
 Edward Kelly, laborer. 
 Patrii'k Shay, laborer. 
 \ acant lots. 
 
 VliarUs strett intersects 
 
 21 John Kitsoii, carpenter. 
 '* George Kitson, carpenter. 
 23 James Horton, laborer. 
 26 Mrs. June Cosgi'ove. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 39 James Conagharty, laborer. 
 4i Patrick Gibson, switchman G. T. R. 
 43 Michael Maney, laborer. 
 45 Daniel Torpy, grocer. 
 
 Elizulteth street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 51 James Collins, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 67 Michael Cnnavan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ili'jh street intersects 
 
 Maria street West West side. 
 Coinhif.ncca at Queen West and runs north to 
 
 mjh. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Charles street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 30 Mis. Barbara Armstrong, widow. 
 32 Miclmcl Fortt)!), laborer. 
 34 William Turner, brakesman. 
 Srt ]\lrs. Mary (.'lonlnghty. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects 
 
 Hugh Fyfe, gi'ocer. 
 50 Michael O'Brien, lalwrer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 56 Owen Gleason, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 60 John Hull, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 High street intersects 
 
 

 TORONTO CITY IMRECTORY. 
 
 Ill 
 
 ersects . 
 
 Bart Hd*. 
 
 nnH ntns north to 
 
 ntersects 
 ;er. 
 nter. 
 ■r. 
 
 s. 
 
 lete 
 
 I borer. 
 
 L'lniian G. T. R. 
 
 rer. 
 
 nteraeds 
 
 r. 
 s. 
 jorei'. 
 
 a. 
 
 erseetn. 
 
 West aids. 
 
 and rmui north to 
 
 iitcrseets . 
 
 s. 
 
 ong, widow. 
 
 rer. 
 
 <<'sniaii. 
 
 y- 
 
 s. 
 
 intersects .... 
 
 orer. 
 
 s. 
 or. 
 
 rsects. 
 
 lUrkat atrMt W«it- BMt rite. 
 
 \}ommeneet at Adelaide West (hetwM* Brock 
 and Portland) and nms north to Little 
 Hichmond. 
 
 Vacant lota to end. 
 
 Little Richmond »treti intenectt .. 
 
 Markst atrMt WMt-Wart rid*. 
 
 Commeneea at Adelaide, street }Fest and i-unt 
 north to Little Richmond. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John O'Brien, laborer. 
 Patrick Kelly, laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 John McKnight, lalwrer. 
 George Evans, p^iinter. 
 Vacant lota. 
 24 Alfred White, brakeman O.T.R. 
 26 Michael Finnell, engineer N.R.C. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Richmond street interse^Us 
 
 Markham itreat- East ride. 
 CommeTices at Robinson ami runs to city limits. 
 
 Vacant loUt. 
 29 ThomaH Flanagan, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 33 John Montgomery, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Dundas slrr^t intcrsexf-s 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Colletfe street intersects. 
 
 A^acant lots. 
 Rntler street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Harlwo' street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 JI • nick street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lennox street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bloor street intersects 
 
 Markham street— West side. 
 Commences at Robinson and runs to city limits^ 
 Vacant lot. 
 6 James Jones, engine driver. 
 8 Jame.s Jones, machinist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 30 Seneca Ijostwick, conductor G T.R. 
 84 Robert Stewart, conductor G,T.R. 
 86 & 38 Vacant houses. 
 
 Viicant lots. 
 74 Alexander Kiikwood, clerk. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lieut. -Col. Robeit Muter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Dundat street inteneeta 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Terence Collins, plasterer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 College street intersect*. . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Marshall, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Harboro' street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Herrick street inter Kcts, . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lennox street intersects. . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bloor street intersects . . . 
 
 W 
 
 Melinda street— North ride. 
 Commences at Vonge and runs west to Bay. 
 
 Mrs. Frances Wood, caretaker. 
 
 Office of St. George's Society. 
 
 Herbert Mortimer, stock broker and 
 notary public. 
 
 Dudley & Burns, props. New Commer- 
 cial printing House. 
 
 Wra. Hope, estate agent, broker, and 
 notary public. 
 
 Henry White, P. L. S., and Assay 
 GMce. 
 
 Archibald McLean, barrister, &c. 
 
 Jordan street intersects 
 
 Jacques & Hays' premises. 
 
 Jewell & Tiiums, props. "Shadea" 
 restaurant. 
 
 John Cook, shoemaker. 
 
 Joseph Cristmas, laborer. 
 
 Moses Mui phy, laborer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Henry Doane, livery stable prop. 
 
 .^MMM|^r. . Bay street intersects 
 
 ^mtmeitci 
 
 12 
 
 24 
 
 28 
 30 
 
 40 
 
 Melinda street— South side. 
 
 ^tmeitces at Vonge and rtins west to Bay. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jordan street intersects 
 
 13 and 15 Thomas Gloster, boot and shoe- 
 maker. 
 
 Jeremiah Rj-an, grocery. 
 
 Wm. Shine, laborer. 
 
 John Neville, laborer. 
 
 Dan'l Hulloran, cooper. 
 
 Richard Hill, laborer. 
 
 John Ryan, laborer. 
 
 John ■\\ halen, laborer. 
 
 Thos. H. Vann, book-keeper. 
 
 Samuel Pcfrics, conductor G. T. 
 
 Francis Magnire, .saloon-keeper. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 17 
 19 
 21 
 23 
 25 
 27 
 29 
 81 
 36 
 37 
 
 R. 
 
112 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 ii 
 
 
 Rear premiseii. 
 41 Leith k Kenntdy, luirri.iters. 
 
 Say street intfr»erAn.... 
 
 18 
 20 
 22 
 
 24 
 26 
 28 
 
 82 
 34 
 
 llarotr itratt-Nortli ilda. 
 Commences at John, and runs west to Pettr, 
 
 Rear entrance to John street acliool. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 U. Davis, grocer. 
 James McDonald. 
 Rev. Alexander Williams, i-piscopal 
 
 minister. 
 Arthur BoHwell, barrister. 
 Thomas McCaul. O.T.R. 
 Mrs. C O'Dowd, (widow Mirhael.) 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 James Edgar, barrister. 
 Thomas (iray, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 38 James Adam.s, sail-maker.' 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 .. Peter street intersects 
 
 Mercer itrest— South ilde. 
 Commences at John, and runs }Vest to Peter, 
 
 Thomas Mann, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 S. Simpson, inspector Bank of Toronto. 
 E. M. Cliadwick, barrister, &c. 
 B. Adunis. dry goods merchant. 
 Heniy Joseph, exchange broker. 
 Thomas Bidl, salesman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Peter street intersecti 
 
 29 
 31 
 33 
 35 
 37 
 
 Murray street— East ilds. 
 Commences <tt Cii^r Howll an I niin »/) rth. 
 Vacant lots. 
 7 Thomaa T. Chesnut, teacher. 
 9 John Cauavan, attorney. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 north to 
 
 Murray street— West side. 
 Commences at Caer Howcl and runs norla. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 2 W. B. Robinson, Commissioner Canada 
 
 Company. 
 4 Joseph Leslie, postmaster Toronto P.O. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Mutual street -East side. 
 
 Commemies at Queen East and now north to 
 Carlton. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 7 William Pearson, gas olRce. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 9 John Morley, tailor. 
 13 R. Gay, printer. 
 
 15 William Lally, shertlfa offlcar. 
 17 Patrick Magee, imrter. 
 19 K. R. Sullivan, 
 21 John Young, bookseller. 
 23 Mrs. Hannah Hamilton. 
 29 George Ikuley, Hour merchant. 
 27 James Goo<lt'eliow, book-keeper. 
 29 Mrs. Mary Bay ley. 
 29i Mrs. Mary L. Ronald. 
 31 James George, accountant. 
 33 William R. Harris, commissiou mer- 
 chant. 
 39 William Higinbotham, wharfinger anil 
 
 forwarder. 
 41 Mrs. Caroline Anker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Shutcr street intersects 
 
 William Campbell, wholesale book- 
 seller. 
 Mrs. Agnes Litster. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ,.. Crtiickshank street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John C'arrutheiTj, clerk P. 0. 
 Hugh R. Fletcher, miner. 
 James Suiitii, jr , Dep. Harbor Master. 
 Robert Kennie, farn\er. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Woodall, bookbinder. 
 
 Vacant lot.| 
 J. Foster, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Stewart. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Benj. B. Toye, telegraph oftice. 
 Richard Cathroii, accountant. 
 E. H. C!ook, comniercial traveller. 
 Mrs. Cntherine Wright. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Oeirard street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 197 Francis Pearson, boot and shoe-storo. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 213 Janus Duffy, carter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 217 Thcinas Maclear, bookseller. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 ..Carlton street intersects 
 
 61 
 
 107 
 109 
 111 
 115 
 
 121 
 
 125 
 
 131 
 
 161 
 169 
 171 
 173 
 
 Mvtual street -West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen Ea.it and runs north to 
 Carlton. 
 
 Rear of Cooke's ( 'liurch. 
 12 William R. Orr, Mercantile Academy. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 24 John W. Cox, dry goods. 
 26 Mrs. Jane Walker. 
 28 Stephen Connor.s, laborer. 
 30 Thomas Claxton, melodeon tuner. 
 32 Samuel Stanley, cutter. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
's offictr. 
 
 er. 
 
 iprchant. 
 >k -keeper. 
 
 tant. 
 iomniissiou mer- 
 
 I, wharflnger u>4 
 
 raerts 
 
 wholesalft book- 
 
 interttcts 
 
 i r. 0. 
 
 inor. 
 
 . Harbor Master. 
 
 r. 
 
 inder. i.. 
 
 SKS^^j 
 
 i-Ai '-^J 
 
 ,ph ofline. 
 luntaiit. 
 ial traveller 
 
 •sects 
 
 and shoc-stofP. 
 
 s«ll«r. 
 
 It ilde. 
 
 f/ rtnts north to 
 
 " '"i^'K\y:M 
 
 uitilo Aoademy. 
 
 U.S. 
 
 er. 
 
 Icon tuner. 
 
 
 t' ASiiW 
 
FROM TORONTO TO COLLINGWOOD, 944 MILES. 
 
 Office —Brock Street, Toronto. 
 
 (0it0c if Hitt), 5 Ut\ 6 ht(l)rs.--tititr tf (Slediiiii i2ti» /eb. 
 
 Prmdent Hon. J. B. Rokikuun, Toronto. 
 
 Viee-Pretidknt ami Maimfjl 7 Director. . . F. W. CuxBBili,AirD, " 
 
 Secretary aiid Aewmiiuni Thomas HAMnroN, *' 
 
 Engitietr Ciabknck Mobbrit, '* 
 
 Train and Traffic Master, Hkjhv Bubkrts, " 
 
 HHperintewUnt .. ..J. W. Fomtbr, 
 
 Rmid Ma4t*rH , 
 
 I James Ybo, 
 
 JoHif DoPSON, 
 DIBEVT^BS. 
 
 HoM. J. B. RoBiMSO.v, Toi-onto, 
 F. W, Cumbkrlanu, K«q., ' 
 K. J. RSBKIB, Esq., 
 Lswn MoFrATt, Esq., 
 
 J. A. Chownk, Esq., London, (Bng). 
 Hrnhy WHEBtBR, Esq., *' 
 
 Henry Jackson, E«q., " 
 
 CC <NECTIONS. 
 
 Toronto.— D»il" with Umwl Tii\/jJc HuUimtf, E«»t und Wcat ; with Oreat, IVfiitora 
 RiUtmy, for Haiitiltoa, .Sn8p»«ii8ion ,Brivlge, and the West ; with Jional Mai' Linr of 
 Stwmet* for KlttgstoH, Montreal and <j!«ebcc ; with Stwinwr Tor0ni^>, for Niiigar» nud T^w. 
 iuton ; and with Stewu«r «o</irm,»/ (!u«tJf, fw Niagara. 
 
 ApruRA,— Daily Stage to Lloydtown. 
 
 BlUDFORn. — Stagt! to Boudlieail twice tUiily. 
 
 Newmarkkt.— Daily Stage, for .Sharon, Queensville, Keswiok and Sutton. 
 
 «ii,FORU.— Stage for t'ookstown twice daily. 
 
 Bkix Ewart, — ^I^ily with Steamer Emily May, leaving Bell Ewart on tins arrival of 
 ■Mail Tniin» for Beaverton, Oi-Ulia, &c., coiiiiectiug with Steamer Denn for Washago ; alao 
 Stage for Gravcuhunt, and Steamer Winona, ott lAke Mtukoka. 
 
 BARRlK.~With Steainei Mj Burton, leaving Barrie at 6:30 A.M., daUy, tor Orillia 8«<l 
 Waahago, coniicctiing withSta^ for Oravetihur^ aud Steataor Ifin&Htt, onhakv Hnakokii ; 
 hI^ Daily Stage to Pcnetangnwheue. 
 
 CoLtiNOWOOl*.— Daily with the New Steamer Franm Smith, for Meafojti, i'«pi Kich and 
 Owen Sound, connecting with Stages for Sangeen ; also with Steamer Algonm, for Hnww 
 NUues, SnultSte. Marie, liake Su{ierior, and intermediate I'orta, with Steamer irnitlmno, 
 for Bruce Mines, Sault Ste. Marie, ke,, leaving ColUiigwooil evm' Tuesday, at 7-M a.m., 
 and for Paf^Soimd every Satunlay, at7i00 a.m. ; abw DMhr ifewe for Siwhampton, 
 Maxwell, Plesherton, Prioevillo and Durhmn. Daily Stage for Thoiwmrr and Clarksbarg. 
 
 Hr All throa{^£aeaeBger8 can atuy- at AllaadRle flfteau miutttw fof JcfrfKhmf ntg. 
 
 
MILES, 
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 Toronto. 
 
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 it 
 
 vith Ofraf, IVedeni 
 Itoi/nl Mai' Liw of 
 tr Niagan and T^w< 
 
 ittoii. 
 
 trt on tliv arrival of 
 for Waahago ; alao 
 
 laiiy, ior OrilUa ait'l 
 , on Lak« Mttakoku ; 
 
 ford, €aiM) Kicli and 
 Jlgonut, for HrU(w 
 Btpamer VTmibtMo, 
 Hiday, at 7:00 A.M., 
 for Hinghainpton, 
 irr and n«rknDar){. 
 
 nftyKlmifntf- 
 
 1 
 
 
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 TORONTO CITT DIRECTORY. 
 
 113 
 
 Vaciiiit lots. 
 Pat. McCarty, tailor. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 Shutcr strrct intersects 
 
 Private fjroiiiuls. 
 
 Tlios. ciiislioliii. prodiiee nierchunt. 
 
 Privati' inemisos. 
 
 \'ai'aiit lots. 
 John Shaiikli;!, cavpi'iiter. 
 86 Mrs. Mary .\un Uiti'hie. 
 88 Mrs. Kli'nor .Montj,'oniery. 
 90 Jus. (,'iiristie, eoniinissariatilepartnieiit. 
 
 Cruickshimk s/rcf infenrcfs 
 
 Rear premises. 
 98 Charles .\. .Morse, hanker. 
 Vaeant lots. 
 lOt) ('hri.sto|iher W. Hiintin;;;, wholesule 
 
 <,'roeer. 
 103 Mrs. Isabella \Vi','htoii. 
 
 Vai-int lots 
 114 Mattii''w Ilornilirook, wood inspector. 
 lie Kev. William <;n;,';r. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 (lottlil ulrci'l iiitcrst'ds 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 1(52 Kev. Arthur WicksDU, \A..\K 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 1*)1 Mrs. Ann Oltcr. 
 100 Mrs. Amelia Lennox. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 174 "William V. itustecl, jiorter. 
 170 Jeremiaii <!ihs(in. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 180 Walter S. I,ee, seiretary and treasunr 
 Western ( 'anada Permanent Build- 
 ing Society. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Irerraril st.'i-f intiTsec/s 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 194 Mnarice Klvnn, sailor. 
 
 " Mi.hael O'S'eil, hil.orer. 
 19(1 Owen Miiriis, laKorcr. 
 " William Ford, lahurcr. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Aliufill street interseets 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 \'acant lots. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 -tni} s'reet inti-f^ecls 
 
 Hear jiri'mises. 
 
 Holiert K. KaH.sons, telegraph (ijM'rator. 
 
 C'a riton street intersects 
 
 Uutual itreet North EMt aide. 
 
 Cotnnunees (it a Inn' south of H'noU nnti runs 
 north to MaiHand. 
 
 \'a'':lllt lots. 
 
 8 
 
 Alexander Charters, daiiymati. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Samuel McAllister, school-teacher. 
 (Jeorge Kmery, builder. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Moitlnnd street intersects 
 
 Mutual street Nortb— West side. 
 
 Conmener.iiit (t lane south of Wood and runs 
 north to Maitl(tnd. 
 
 James Kinniry, tailor. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 
 irood street intersecf-s 
 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 AJex'inder street intersects. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Vaiant lots. 
 
 Mnitldnd street intersecU.. 
 
 Nassau street- North side. 
 tJommeners <il Sj)iidin(( Avenue and runs vest. 
 Private f,'roiinds. 
 Id .lohn Morrow, eollcctoi' inland revenue. 
 
 Lnw inlers.'cls 
 
 Private |fr<>nnds. 
 '20 ( ice ir;;c Shaw, Imildii. 
 2'2 lleury White, |". {,. s. 
 i Vacant lots. 
 
 112 ' .illiam NiclioUs, laborer. 
 HI •'''.hli Delheve, mason. 
 
 I'' Vacant lots. 
 
 4(( ''^tavius Webster, ;,' irdener. 
 
 Jf Vacant lots. 
 
 52 imcs ICeatini;, labori'r. 
 
 '' Vacant lot. 
 
 50 iftejihcn Ilinhey, latiorcr. 
 
 Nassau street South side. 
 Couimeut-esdl Sjuidina Avenue and rnius west. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 17 Charles Thomson, car|icntcr. 
 
 19 Mrs. Mli&ibcth (!ran;,'e, widow. 
 
 21 .lames Ross, larjii'ntcr. 
 
 '2:{ .\le.\. Kleiiiin;,', niarltle-workcr. 
 
 2;1 Munf,'o Turnl>ull, cabinclinakpr. 
 
 27 Henry Cobley, cack manutactun'r. 
 
 29 Robert Ridf,'way, teacher. 
 
 .'11 .Abraham Creii;liti)n, shoemaker, 
 
 ;':< William .Mills, carpenter. 
 
 ;17 Mrs. Ann Sawtell. 
 
 ;19 .Mrs. (irace .Smith, widow. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 41 Cgle R. (iowan, liceu.se inspeeter. 
 
 Nelson street East sMe. 
 
 Commences ul 15(> Kimj street ensi iniit runn 
 
 north to Queen. 
 
 41 William Strachan & Co.. grocers. 
 
 
114 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 43 B. F. Dratt, real estate agent 
 " Thomas Hill, printer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Peter Trenor, lumber merchant. 
 
 Duke street intersects, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 William Oldright, M.D., physician & 
 surgeon. 
 
 llrs. Mary Ann Mullaney, widow. 
 
 James B. Mullaney, Leader office. 
 
 James Beaty, proprietor Leculer. 
 
 John Barnard, confectioner, 
 73, 75 John Blair, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Mrs. Grace Plunkett, widow. 
 
 John McKay, tailor. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Patrick Madigan, shoemaker. 
 
 Patrick Sheedy, laborer. 
 
 Thomas Lavin, grocer, 
 r Timothy Ryan, laborer. 
 
 James Stevenson, laborer, 
 r Mrs. Mary Ann Mutton, widow, 
 r Mrs. A. O'Brien, widow. 
 r Thomas MuUiguii, laborer. 
 
 Thomas Harrington, chimney inspector. 
 
 Malcolm Macfarlane, grocer and tavern. 
 
 Duchess street intersects 
 
 65 
 
 67 
 
 69 
 71 
 
 81 
 83 
 
 87 
 89 
 
 91 
 
 93 
 S5 
 
 99 Thomas Crean, cutter. 
 lOJ Mrs. Mcirgfl et Malcolm, widow. 
 103 Henry Wakcr. 
 105 William Tod<l, grocer. 
 107 Patrick O'Neill, machinist. 
 109 Paul Zala, confectioner. 
 
 " r Michael Moloney, laborer. 
 
 " r Daniel Healey, laborer. 
 Ill IHchael Gallagher, laborer. 
 
 " r Mrs. Mary O'Connor, dealer. 
 
 " r Patrick Ryan, porter. 
 
 " r Michael Fry, laborer. 
 113 John Morgan, laborer. 
 
 " Jolm Blac'liford, carpenter. 
 
 " John 8hea, laborer. 
 115 William Ornish}', shoemaker. 
 
 " Airs, Mary O'Brien, huckstress. 
 
 " John t'ourtney, laborer. 
 
 *' Mrs. Kraiiiis Bennet, widow. 
 117 Byaii Hope, peddler. 
 119, 121 Thomas (VLeary, grocer. 
 Quceu street intersects 
 
 Kelson street— West tide. 
 
 Commences at l.'JO King street east aiidrund 
 north to Queen. 
 
 40 Thomas Heatty, lessee of market. 
 40 John Paterson, shoemaker. 
 42 Poliert Hunter, shoemaker. 
 44 William Drysdale, grocer. 
 
 Rcarjjreniises. 
 50 k 52 Bassett & Keeble, proprietors 
 Piatt's Hotel. 
 
 .Lane tJitersects. 
 
 64 k 66 Robert Wood, proprietor Commer- 
 cial Hotel. 
 68 Henry Smallpeice, saddler. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 64 J. B. Lewis & Co., tobacco manufac'er. 
 66 John Nasmith, baker. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 John Heaslip, wood dealer. 
 68 William Wrigley, wool and cotton 
 manufacturer. 
 
 J, & W. Wrigley wool and cotton man- 
 ufacturers. 
 
 Stanletj street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 98 & 102 Christian Brother's Academy. 
 Edward Thornhill, tavern keeper. 
 
 Richmond street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 112 Patrick Smith, lamplighter. 
 " Mrs. Doherty, washerwoman. 
 " Mrs. Bridget McCabe, widow. 
 " Patrick Hallagher, laborer. 
 114 James Coyne, tailor. 
 
 " Mrs. Marv Somers, washerwoman. 
 116 James Whitty, carter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Queen street intersects.. 
 
 Nelson street West— North side. 
 
 Commences at Simcoe, and runs IVeat to 
 
 Duncan. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 2 John Hutchinson, car inspector O.T.R. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 6 John Huggard, foreman car- wheel 
 
 works. 
 8 Samuel Porter, baker. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Robins k Worth, carpenters and build- 
 ers. 
 24 Albert Boxsell, porter. 
 26 William Wright, cabinet-maker. 
 28 John Williams, carpenter. 
 30 William Dickie, book-keeper. 
 32 Richard Taylor. 
 34 W. Henry Uoonier, cabinet-maker. 
 36 John H. Ross, book-keei>cr. 
 38 Vacant house. 
 
 40 Mi-s. Annie Pettet, boarding house. 
 42 John Bowman. 
 44 Timothy Reardon. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Auguste Kichhorn, cigar-manufacturer. 
 
 George Spence. cashier G.T. R. 
 
 Duncan street intersects 
 
 Nelson street West— South side. 
 
 Commences at Simcoe, and runs IFest 
 Duncan. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 to 
 
roprietor Commer- 
 
 iddler. 
 
 ibacco manufac'er. 
 
 idersects 
 
 iealer. 
 
 wool and cotton 
 
 il and cotton man- 
 
 tersects. 
 
 3. 
 
 sr's Academy, 
 ivern keeper. 
 ttersects 
 
 ighter. 
 •woman. 
 , widow, 
 iborer. 
 
 asberwonian. 
 
 I. 
 
 ersects 
 
 TORONTO CiTt DIRfeCTORy. 
 
 11^ 
 
 7 James F. Johnson, conductor G.T.R 
 9 George Brown, proprietor saloon and 
 billiard department, Queen's Hotel. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 William Moulds, coi-penteraiid builder. 
 Robert Hamilton, waggon-muker. 
 Vacant lots. , 
 27 C. E. Anderson, commission merchant. 
 29 Thomas Clements, builder. 
 31 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 37 and 39 T. & C. Clements, builders. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 49 Andrew Gallagher, carpenter. 
 Duncan street intersects -... , 
 
 15 
 23 
 
 Nfortb side. 
 
 d runs West to 
 
 inspector O.T.R. 
 eman car-wheel 
 
 ■ts. 
 
 enters and build- 
 
 nct-maker. 
 
 liter. 
 
 ■keeper. 
 
 ibinet-maker. 
 cc|)er. 
 
 arding house. 
 
 ar-manufacturer. 
 rO.T.ll. 
 
 tersects 
 
 outh side. 
 
 ! runs West io 
 
 Niagara street— East side. 
 
 Cmivicnccs at Portland and runs north to 
 Queen West. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 9 Joseph Benson, lal)orer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John JIdore, laborer. 
 Michael Murphy, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bathurst street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Officers' stal)l(>s, 13th Hussars. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Tecumscth street intersects 
 
 Robert Stevens, pensioner. 
 
 Douro street intersects 
 
 Thomas Hanlan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George Townsley, brickmakcrs' yard. 
 
 Kiwj street intersects 
 
 Jas. Booth, lumber yard. 
 233 John Hoberts, blacksmith G.T.R. 
 •• William Walton, laborer G.T.H. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Garrison street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Benj. Sexton, 13th Husssars. 
 Thomits Harvey, laborer. 
 Andrew MciNulty, laborer, 
 ('osgrave k Co., brtnvers and maltsters. 
 Peter Paterson, nuMiiiant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Quicen street intersects 
 
 281 
 287 
 
 Niagara street- West side. 
 
 Commences at Portlaiul and runs north to 
 
 Queen v^est. 
 
 Military Burying Ground. 
 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 90 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bathurst street intersects, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant houses. 
 
 Vacant -lots. 
 Alexander Quinn, machinist. 
 Charles Cheesbrou"h, machinist. 
 Mrs. Mary Ann Alderdice. 
 Robert Currie, carpenter. 
 Edward Black, engine driver. 
 
 Tecumscth street intersect^ 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Douro street intersects , . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 JChuj s, reet intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ...Little: Adelaide street intersects... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Garrison street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ...Little Richmmul street intersects.. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 North Park street— North side. 
 
 C&nvmenccs at Farliament ami ru,ns east to 
 Sunuich. 
 
 34 John Jackson, cabinet-maker. 
 36 Benjamin Toy, pattern-maker. 
 38 John Oddy, butcher. 
 40 John Kaliiuy, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 46 John Stevenson, commission merchant. 
 " r George Merritt, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 50 James Bidwell, sailor. 
 " George Bidwell, sailor. 
 
 Regent street intersects 
 
 52 Alexander Waraock, blacksmith. 
 54 l?obert Johnson, cai-penter. 
 56 Henry Charlton, jjaintcr. 
 58 Henry Charlton, painter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 64 David Smith, engineer at jail. 
 
 Lane intefrseds 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Pine street intersects ... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 76 John Larkey, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 84 William Colahan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 106 James Shearley, Inborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 118 John Nicholson, laborer. 
 
 Sumach street intersects.^,,,,,..,,,,. 
 
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 116 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Horth P»rk itrMt— Soath ilds.] 
 
 Commeneea at Parliament and runs east to 
 Sumach. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Mary Coxwell. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 63 William Sherwootl, laboi-er. 
 
 66 Patrick Dunn, well-sinker. 
 
 " r Charles G. Bird, music teacher. 
 
 67 Richard Craig, laborer. 
 71 James Coldwell, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Pine street intersects 
 
 75 "William Brophv, laborer. 
 
 77 Michael York, laborer. 
 
 79 Mrs. M. McClenchy. 
 
 81 Hugh Hammil, carpenter. 
 
 83 James Higginson, basket-worker. 
 
 834 Patrick Smith, laborer. 
 
 85 Morris Rodgers, laborer. 
 
 87 John Hickej', carter. 
 
 89 Patrick O'Connell, tailor. 
 
 91 Mrs. Hannah Thornton. 
 Vacant lots. 
 107 John Holt, gixs fitter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Ill Charles Wilson, machinist. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Sumach street intersects. 
 
 Nortb Street— East Side. 
 
 Commences (U Albany ami runs nortlt to 
 Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William H. Millard. 
 Miss Mary Ann Young. 
 James French. 
 
 John W. Bridgman, ^xirtrait jminter. 
 Mrs. Catheiine Ritchie. 
 
 45 
 47 
 49 
 51 
 53 
 55 
 
 Ebenezer Clark, tailor. 
 Vacant lot. 
 66 Joseph Gregory, agent Star Ina. Co. 
 vacant lots. 
 
 , Bloor street intersects . 
 
 North itreet— Weit side. 
 
 Commences at Albany ami runs iiorth to 
 
 Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Czar street intersects 
 
 52 William Blight, insurance inspector. 
 
 54 William Monnghan, traveller. 
 
 56 Mrs. (Admiral) Augustus Baldwin. 
 
 58 W. 0. Telfer, clerk. 
 
 62 Thomas Shaw, clerk. 
 
 64 Charles I. Carroll, barriater, 
 
 Bloor street intersects 
 
 Oak itreet-Uorth ilds.. 
 
 Commences at Parliament and runs east to 
 
 Don River. 
 
 1 
 
 14 
 
 22 
 
 24 
 26 
 
 37 
 38 
 
 (I 
 
 48 
 
 George Giddings, proprietor Royal Oak 
 Inn. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Armstrong, laltorer. 
 
 ■ Vacant lot. 
 Bernard Hanretty, porter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Thomas Dale, laborer. 
 John Patterson, book-keeper, 
 r William Cosby butcher. 
 W. \>. Cummins, seaman. 
 John Cook, laborer. 
 Robert Finley, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Mrs. Eliza Reed, widow Gabriel. 
 Charles Reed, painter. 
 Thomas Woodhouse, salesman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Pine street intersects. . . 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 54 John Flemniing, laborer. 
 56 Edward Cox, gardener. 
 68 Charles Sleinin, foreman. 
 50 John Reed, health inspector. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .... Sumach street intersects. . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 104 James Woods, carter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jiiver street intersects. . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Don Pivei'. 
 
 Oak street- South tide. 
 
 Comnunces at ParliamoU and runs east to 
 the rivet'. 
 
 Primitive Methodist Church. 
 Joscjjh Whitt'house, porter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 George Duffett, jtiano manufacturer. 
 John Cooke, house and land agent, 
 leather finisher, and colored sheep- 
 skin mat manufacturer. 
 George F. Dow, book-keeper. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 31 
 33 
 
 37 
 
 67 
 
 61 
 63 
 
 76 
 77 
 59 
 
 Pine street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Frank Parsons, oil distiller. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William Scott, snlesman. 
 George Snarr, butcher. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Solomon Cassidy, turnkey at jaiL 
 Mm. Cecelia Knight, school teacher. 
 Francis Thornton, foundryman. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 117 
 
 >rth ilda.. 
 
 nt and runs east to 
 
 ver, 
 
 >roprietor Royal Oak 
 
 lots. 
 la])orer. 
 lot. 
 
 porter, 
 lot. 
 rer. 
 
 ak -keeper. 
 :('lier. 
 cainRii. 
 
 ^maker. 
 ots. 
 
 idow Gabriel. 
 
 ter. 
 
 3, salesman. 
 
 ats. 
 
 itcr.iects. 
 
 3ts. 
 
 borer. 
 
 net. 
 
 eiiiaii. 
 
 nspector. 
 
 )ts. 
 
 'lUersects. 
 
 Its. 
 r. 
 
 )ts. 
 
 (crsectf. 
 
 Its. 
 
 er. 
 
 ith side. 
 
 { and runs east to 
 
 it Church, 
 porter, 
 ts. 
 manufacturer. 
 
 and land aeent, 
 »nd colored sneep- 
 icturer. 
 k-keeper. 
 ts. 
 
 ersects 
 
 ts. 
 
 istiller. 
 t. 
 
 nau. 
 3r. 
 ts. 
 
 mkey at jaiL 
 school teacher, 
 undrynian. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Sumach street intersects..,.. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 1C3 James Roles, laborer. 
 •' John Boles, carter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 113 Samuel Beatty, turnkey at jail. 
 113| Samuel Cherry, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 liivcr street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 River Don . 
 
 Ontario Lane— South slda. 
 Commences at 62 Ontario south ai{d rum 
 
 west. 
 
 Matthew Barr, insurance agent. 
 Rear entrance Martin's foundry. 
 Henry Foote, shoemaker. 
 David Cormack, printer. 
 Thomas Towers, tailor. 
 Edwin Howlett, laborer. 
 George Uuniney, salesman. 
 
 Ontario street East— East ilda. 
 ComvHnccs at King and runs north to Queen. 
 
 7 William Wilson, printer. 
 9 Mrs. Bright (widow John), laundress. 
 " William Winter, printer. 
 11 Gilbert Brown, printer. 
 " Charles Mason, laborer. 
 Mrs. Hannah Addy. 
 
 Dukestreet intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 25 John Keats, butcher. 
 27 Philip Merson, gardener. 
 29 Thomas Summers, carpenter. 
 " J. M. Leveque, shoemaker. 
 " Mrs. Jacques, washerwoman. 
 " Mrs. TilHn, dressmaker. 
 " r William Moulder, warehouseman. 
 " r Andrew Kaulston, laborer. 
 
 Thomas Irwin, tinsmith. 
 
 James Scarlett, engineer. 
 
 William Matthews, confectioner. 
 
 Thomas Watson, tinsmith. 
 
 George Wells, shoemaker. 
 
 John Hogg, painter. 
 
 William Foole, sr., clerk. 
 
 William H. Irwin. 
 
 81 
 S3 
 85 
 87 
 89 
 41 
 43 
 45 
 47 
 
 Duduss street intersects 
 
 53 Richard B. Dickson, excise officer. 
 57 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 61 Ebenezer Greig, <!abiiiet-maker. 
 '• r Greig & Carlyle, steam cabinet and 
 
 packing-box manufactory. 
 63 James McCuny, laborer. 
 65 William Thompson, cooper. 
 
 65 James Thompson, laborer. 
 " Mrs. Thompson, widow Samuel. 
 67 Henry Patterson, laborer, 
 69 Timothy Ryan, laborer. 
 71 William Hynes, plasterer. 
 76 John Durant, machinist. 
 Queen street intersects , 
 
 Ontario street Eait— Weit side. 
 Commences at King and runs north to Quetn. 
 Vacant lot. 
 6 S. Mitchell. 
 8 Edward Goldsn "tli, vestry clerk, St. 
 
 James'. 
 10 James A. Austin, book-keeper. 
 12 George Barry. 
 14 Charles C. Small. 
 
 Diike street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Duchess street intersects 
 
 66 Charles Schuch, cigar-maker. 
 68 Alexander Burns, book-keeper. 
 60 Clement Reid, laborer. 
 62 Thomas Mortimer, shoemaker. 
 
 Ontario Lane intersects 
 
 Charles Field, fitter. 
 
 64 
 66 
 
 It 
 
 68 
 
 William Lumsden, printer. 
 Mrs. Lumsden, widow Janies. 
 George McFarlaud, baker. 
 
 Ontario street West— East side. 
 
 Commeiues at Robinson a^id runs north to 
 
 Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jas. Millington, boiler-maker. 
 Vacant lota. 
 67 John Gillett, laborer. 
 Vacant lota. 
 65 Peter Gallagher, teamster. 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Small, laborer. 
 Joseph Wilson, warehouseman G.W.R. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Dimdas street inttneds 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 Thomas Moore, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 College street i)Uersccts 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Butler street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Harhoro' street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Herrick street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lennox street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bloor strest intersects 
 
^mm 
 
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 C. E. ANDEJISON & CO. S 
 
 OnUilo itTMt Weit-Weit ilda. 
 
 Comiruncea at Bobinson and nma north to 
 
 Bloor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 40 "William Sargcant, laborer. 
 42 Thomaa Dee, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 44 Thomas Smith, grocer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 48 Edward McGarrj', laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 64 Matthew King, laborer. 
 68 Mrs. Alex. Anc'Tson, widow. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 78 John Thomjison, sailor. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 82 George Wiley, painter. 
 Vacant lota. 
 100 J hn Wright, laborer. 
 104 Christopher Tenbtth. 
 
 Dundas street intersects 
 
 Vai'unt lots. 
 David Thomi)s(in, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 126 Owen McMunuy, luborer. 
 Vai.'ant lots. 
 
 College street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Butler street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Harhoro' street intersects 
 
 Viuant lots. 
 
 .Her rick street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lennox street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ...Bloor street intersects ... 
 
 Osgoode street- North side. 
 
 Cmnmtnees at Sayer <ivd runs west to Uni- 
 
 vcrsilij, 
 
 John Dane, grocer. 
 
 IJear premises. 
 8 Robert Dodd.s, builder. 
 10 r Mrs. Elizabeth O.sborne, widow. 
 104 Charles James, cook. 
 12 William Colby, painter. 
 
 Jlrs. Ann Orogun, seamstress. 
 
 Joseph Quarrington, cliairmaker. 
 
 Matthew Meyers, varnisher. 
 
 John Davi.s, shoemaker. 
 
 CeiUre street intersects 
 
 William Gillespie, laborer. 
 Ilichard Cunnewortli, laborer. 
 I'hilip IJrownlow, saddler. 
 Henry Levett, machinist. 
 William Burns, hostler. 
 William Argue, painte:. 
 
 14 
 
 16 
 18 
 20 
 
 22 
 24 
 26 
 28 
 30 
 82 
 
 34 Frederick W. Tarry, baker. 
 36 Geo. K. Kedwin, cabinet-maker. 
 38 Alexander Darragh, policeman. 
 University street intersects 
 
 Osgoode street— Sotttli side. 
 
 C^^TH^nenccs at Sayer and runs west to Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Hear of Osgoode Hall. 
 
 University street intersects 
 
 Oxford street— North side. 
 
 Cmnmences at Spadina Avenue and runs west 
 to Orosvenor street. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 18 Robert Nolton, gardener. 
 20 Taylor IJutler, machinist. 
 24 Mrs. Catherine Wt'i.scy, widow. 
 26 Matthew Krennan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Grosvenor street intersects 
 
 
 Oxford street— South side. 
 
 Cmnmences at Spadina Avenue ami runs west 
 
 to Gruifvcnor street. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 La)U! intersects 
 
 17 James Crane, gardener. 
 19 Michael Walsli, pla.stcrer. 
 21 Samuel Haveland, laborer. 
 23 John Dunk, machinist. 
 25 Henry Low, laborer. 
 27 Rebecca Neihson, widow. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 33 .lohn Riley, horse-trainer. 
 35 John McCarthy, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 39 Francis liradlcy, laborer. 
 
 Vaeaiit.lot. 
 45 Samuel Hallet, laliorer. 
 
 A'acant int. 
 4» Thomas ilallctt, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 (rrosvenor street in tersccts 
 
 Palace street- North side. 
 
 Commences at East Market Square and runs 
 east to Don River. 
 
 Patrick AVelsli, hotel keeper. 
 
 Vacant store. 
 
 Davis Hro.s., (W. & R.) grocers and 
 
 seedsmen. 
 Alexander Cochrane, hotel keeper. 
 P. G. Close, grocer. 
 .1. & F. (f. Sinclair, gi'ocers. 
 William Campbell, grocer. 
 James Stock, grocer. 
 John P. Holton, groier. 
 
 2 
 4 
 6 
 
 8 
 10 
 12 
 14 
 16 
 18 
 
 20 k 22 Roach's hotel, John Roaeli, prop. 
 George street intersects 
 
rry, baker, 
 cabinet-maker. 
 i;h, policeman. 
 
 eet intersects..... 
 
 —South lids. 
 
 nd nms west to Uni- 
 ty. 
 
 Hall. 
 'eet intersects 
 
 -North tide. 
 
 Avenue aiid runs west 
 or street. 
 
 lots. 
 irJener. 
 icliinist. 
 'eist'y, widow. 
 I, laborer, 
 lots. 
 
 et intersects 
 
 South BldO. 
 
 ivenue and runs west 
 
 >/• street . 
 
 lots. 
 
 nsccts 
 
 lenrr. 
 lastcrur. 
 laborer, 
 iiiist. 
 
 IT. 
 
 iviJow. 
 lot. 
 
 trainer, 
 iborcr. 
 lot. 
 iborcr. 
 lot. 
 orer. 
 bit. 
 borer, 
 ots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 lorth Bide. 
 
 '•/ Square «?irf nins 
 liivcr. 
 
 el keeper. 
 
 & R.) grocers and 
 
 , hotel keeper. 
 
 grocers, 
 grocci'. 
 
 (cr. 
 
 ohu Koaeh, 2)r'jp. 
 
 iterstcta 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 110 
 
 24 & 26 Black Horse hotel, Capt. W. Cox, 
 proprietor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Frederick street intersects 
 
 44 & 46 Ontario House, W. H. Ilanlou, 
 
 proprietor. 
 48 ii 50 Ontario House stable. 
 64 James Gow, ham eurer. 
 60 William Smellie, clerk. 
 62 Mrs. H. M. Charlton. 
 64 Miles Wilkinson, saddler. 
 
 Ca~')line street intersects 
 
 Orain warehouse. 
 
 68 
 74 
 
 Henry L'onlin, jr., produce dealer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Princess street intersects 
 
 86 Robert Corson, ea.sbier. 
 Vacant lots, 
 96 James Adaiiison, wharlinger. 
 98 William Gooderham, jr. 
 100 Thomas Ni.Kon, woo! stapler. 
 
 Ontario street intersects 
 
 Capt. John Clark. 
 I'rivate grounds. 
 
 Berkeley street intersects 
 
 134 George Hulme, hotel proprietor. 
 li'6 John Ripimn, machini.st. 
 156 to 152 St. Lawrence Foundry, W. Ham- 
 ilton k Son, proprietors. 
 154 Jose|)h ()[)l'erc'uch, moulder. 
 Parlinment street intersects 
 
 156 Thomsis Tott-s, laborer. 
 158 Samuel Dunlop, carter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 184 Josepli Latliam, laborer. 
 
 " Henry Walleni, laborer. 
 186 Arthur Strong, laborer. 
 188 Ralph I'yatt, brakenian G.T.R. 
 
 " Robert Frank, carpenter. 
 190 (Miarles Reynolds, niis.sionary. 
 192 John Graham, moukler. 
 194 John G. Hruee, carpenter. 
 Erin street intersects 
 
 198 & 200 J. & J. Taylor, safe manufac- 
 turers. 
 202 James iJurns, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Trinity street intersects 
 
 204 George Rennie, blacksinitli. 
 206 Alexander Ledaiie, shoemaker. 
 208 Abraham .1. Gliekstone, shoemaker. 
 210 Charles I'armenter, laborer. 
 212 Mrs. Alice (."innen, dressmaker. 
 214 William Cordingley, laborer. 
 216 Thomas Moran, peddlar. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 224 Thomas Muriihy, laborer. 
 
 Valiant lot.". 
 232 John Ablitt, sr., laborer. 
 
 Vacant Jots. 
 238 Church Pulver, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Cherry street intersects 
 
 246 Denis Hays, hotel keeper. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 250 Andrew Wilson, cooper. 
 " r Robert Duthie, cooper. 
 " r John Shea, laborer. 
 " r James Carrigan, laborer. 
 " r William Owen, book-keeper. 
 " r James Hurley, laborer. 
 " I* John Power, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 258 Tlomas Webber, cooper. 
 " Gooderham & Worts' cooperage. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 East street intersects 
 
 Palaoe street— South side. 
 
 Commences at east Market Sqiuire and runs 
 
 east to Don Jiivcr. 
 
 J. G. Beard & Sons, coal and wood 
 yird. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 1 1 John Morphy, Hour and feed merchant. 
 13 & 15, wood yard. 
 19 & 21, Michael O'Brien, cooper. 
 
 George street intersects 
 
 27 John I'layter, grocer, wine and spirit 
 
 . merchant. 
 29 Captain Archibald Taylor, coal mer- 
 chant and wh'irtinger. 
 S3 Riehanl Moore, blacksmith. 
 35 Richard Phillips, tailor. 
 37, 39, 41, W. Davies k Co.; pork jiackcrs. 
 
 Frcd-rick Street iiitcrsccts 
 
 46 Joab Scales & Co., Toronto to'oacco 
 factory. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Caroline street intersects 
 
 65 Ontario Packing House, J. B. Sorley k 
 Co. , proprietors. 
 Beaver Drug Mills and Laboratory, 
 iiyma'i, FUiot & Co., Proprietors. 
 73 John MttCabe, paint grinder. 
 
 D. Crawford & Co., sjiice mills, soap, 
 candle and oil manufacturers. 
 
 Princess street intersects 
 
 Eastern Park. 
 Jierkcley street intersects 
 
 Old Jail. 
 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 Consumers Gas Company's Works. 
 159 Henry Thompson, manager gas works. 
 Private grrmnds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Trinity street intersects 
 
120 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 Rear premises. 
 209 James Coiilin, watcliman Rolling mills. 
 211 William Smith, sawyer. 
 " r Joseph Penshin, laborer. 
 '* r Charles Smith, laborer. 
 " r V. Geroux, laborer. 
 *' r John C'leary, lalwrer. 
 213 Robert Flint, carpenter. 
 Mrs. Margaret Stansall. 
 Samuel Salmon, rariMjntor. 
 Charles Hickling, general provision 
 
 store. 
 George Scott, cabinet-maker. « 
 John Helly, hosier. 
 Mrs. Duncan, boarding house. 
 Mrs. Lusty, confectionery. 
 Benjamin i'. Hadden, engineer. 
 William ^oyd, carter. 
 Robert Kane, employee Rolling Mills. 
 John Collins, laborer. 
 Mrs. Lane, widow. 
 
 Clutrrij street interseeta 
 
 Palace Street School. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. McGrath. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Sullivan, laborer. 
 Matthew Mooney, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Arthurs, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 Thomas Knriglit, laborer. 
 East street inter sects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Margaret Stewart. 
 Joht Morrison, soap maker. 
 
 215 
 217 
 219 
 
 221 
 225 
 227 
 229 
 2.31 
 337 
 241 
 243 
 245 
 
 261 
 263 
 
 ParLament street— East side. 
 
 Commences ai the Bay and runs to northern 
 
 limits. 
 
 Gooderham & Worts wood yard. 
 
 LUtle Front street intersects 
 
 Charles Viper, distiller. 
 Consumers Gas Company's Works. 
 
 ...Palace Street interseeta 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Charles Taylor, maltster. 
 
 Jnmes Rodgers, sailor. 
 
 WilKam Copland's brewery. 
 
 Bernard Mitchell, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. M. Green, widow. 
 
 Mrs. Margaret Falls, seamstress. 
 
 Will, ^nilcahey, laborer. 
 
 Alfred Pniisot, jeweller. 
 
 William Wriglit, hotel-keeper. 
 King (treet intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 William Copland, brewer. 
 55 Vacant house. 
 67 Alexander Lee, bookseller. 
 
 59 William Gill, engineer. 
 
 61 Christopher W. Lee, salesman. 
 
 63 C. E. Collier. 
 
 65 Geo. Badgerow, law student. 
 
 67 Edwin IL I^cnderson, foreman Leader. 
 "acttiit lots. 
 
 77 Ebenezer Dyson, carpenter. 
 
 79 William C. Wilkinson, machinist 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 85 Donald McCrea, braas-finisher. 
 
 87 Robert Latham, laborer. 
 
 89 t'haries Brown, cooper. 
 
 91 Alphonao Revenue, confectioner. 
 
 93 Matthew Warnock, blocksmith. 
 
 95 James Latimer, jwrter. 
 
 99 Mns. T. Jones, dressmaker. 
 
 99, 103 R. Deudney, blacksmith. 
 
 99 r Charles Gilmori wheelwright. 
 103 r Patrick Dally, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 Thonias Kennedy. 
 Ill Thomas Dickson, laborer. 
 113 Edward K. Scoley, gi-occr. 
 115 Patrick Neelan. 
 117 Patrick Conlan, drover. 
 119 James Mc(iiiith, tailor. 
 
 " Matthew McGmth, tailor. 
 121 J. Monroe, clerk. 
 
 " Francis McDowell, baker. 
 
 Francis Fnrness, bricklayer and grocer. 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Mrs. Ellen Thompson, washerwoman. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 North Park street intersects 
 
 1(!1 Robert Curran, tailor. 
 
 Private giountls. 
 165 Frederick Peacock. 
 167 P. Mclady, dry goo«ls. 
 Vacant lots. 
 171 Nicholas Melady, tailor. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 17.'> Thomos Cunningham, laborer. 
 177 Eli B. Shaver, ilry goods. 
 
 Private giounds. 
 183 Thonias Council, laborer. 
 185 John Gallagher, butcher. 
 
 " John Deal, cariK-nter. 
 187 Martin McKay, clerk. 
 189 Robert Wilson, grocer. 
 191 WilKam Hare, cab-driver. 
 
 James street intersects 
 
 Piivate grounds. 
 211 Mrs. Hannah Bmkovski, widow. 
 213 Mrs. JIaria Lee, widow. 
 215 James Stephenson, assist, supt. G.T.ll. 
 
 Beech street intersects 
 
 227 Alexander Gibson, grocer. 
 229 (ieorge Watta, butcher. 
 231 James Oxford. 
 
eer. 
 
 , saleaman. 
 
 student. 
 
 n, foreman Leader. 
 ts. 
 
 'penter. 
 on, nmchinist. 
 ts. 
 
 s-s-finisher. 
 3rer. 
 
 HT. 
 
 c'onft'ctioMcr. 
 
 blacksmith. 
 
 er. 
 
 makpr. 
 
 iL'ksmith. 
 
 I'lwriglit. 
 
 IT. 
 
 borer, 
 jrooer. 
 
 rer. 
 
 or. 
 ail or. 
 
 inker. 
 
 •klnyer and grocer. 
 
 tcrsects 
 
 )n, wasliorwoman. 
 intersects 
 
 3. 
 
 8. 
 
 lor. 
 
 I, ln1)orer. 
 )ods. 
 
 )rer. 
 lier. 
 
 r. 
 
 iver. 
 
 erseds. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 121 
 
 
 ski, widow. 
 
 w. 
 
 list. snpt. G.T.R. 
 
 ersccti 
 
 wer. 
 r. 
 
 286 William Cook, grocer. 
 Private grounds. 
 Primitive Methodist Church. 
 
 265 
 267 
 279 
 
 Oak street intersects 
 
 Geo. Gidding's, prop. Royal Oak Hotel. 
 Edward Ferguson, laborer. 
 John Hryant, drover. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Don street intersects 
 
 309 Francis liangrill. 
 
 311 John Camidg(!, mus. doc. 
 
 313 Edward Cuthbertson, bookkeeper. 
 
 315 William Anderson, school teacher. 
 
 819 John Blevins, barrister. 
 
 383 
 
 433 
 
 Spruce street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 J'Jlm street east intersects. 
 
 Mrs. Jane Maxwell, grocer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Owen Flynn, express-driver. 
 
 Lake View House, John McCaffry, 
 
 prop. 
 " Terminus of Parliament street Omni- 
 bus line. 
 
 Winchester street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 441 Thomas Sullivan, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 A inelUt street intersects 
 
 471 Elijah Hull, gardener. 
 
 473 Samuel Hackett, book agent 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 479 John Leggc, «ccountant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Charles street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. James' Cemetry. 
 John Kearney, supt. St. James* Ceme- 
 try. 
 William Hudson, boiler-maker. 
 
 East street intersects 
 
 John Cayley. 
 Xorthem limits. 
 
 ParUunant itreet— West ilda. 
 
 Commences at the Bay, and mns to Northern 
 
 limits. 
 
 Old County Jail and grounds. 
 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 34 Philip Leary. laborer. 
 36 John Barrett, laborer. 
 88 Mrs. Julia Donnelly, widow. 
 40 James liurk, watchman. 
 42 John Graves, laborer. 
 Hamilton's Lime Works 
 
 50 John March, grocer. 
 
 King street East intersects. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 Robert Mead, book-keeper. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Lhike street intersects . . . 
 
 Private giounds. 
 96 Mrs. E. Kodgers, tavern-keeper. 
 
 Dnchess street intersects .... 
 
 98 John Ilyan, grocer. 
 108 George Fields, teamster. 
 110 Michael Burke, shoemaker. 
 112 John Elder, c. ,*nter. 
 114 Mrs. Elizabeth Small. 
 116 James Dudley, printer. 
 118 Robert W. Clindinning, printer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Adam Bcatty, grocer and assessor. 
 
 Qiteen Street intersects 
 
 E. B. Shuttleworth, chemist. 
 Charles Beaty, baker. 
 Va(!ant lots. 
 152 John llodgers, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Sydenluim street intersects 
 
 160 George Ward, jeweller. 
 
 164 George Morse, cattle dealer. 
 
 168 Thomas Kearney, carriage maker. 
 
 170 Patrick Kearney, waggon maker. 
 
 172 Alfred Reeve, cattle dealer. 
 
 174 George Dean, giocer. 
 
 174 & 176 John Ryan, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 188 JohnMcGlynn, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 192 George Bowery, painter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 200 Robert Hodgson, blacksmith. 
 204 George Pearsoll, safe maker. 
 206 Richard Edmonds, butcher. 
 210 Thomas Jones. 
 212 Miss E. Cook, milliner. 
 214 George Pearl, miller. 
 216 Hezekiah Arnott, brass founder. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Beech street intersects 
 
 Private giounds. 
 262 John Beaty, Custom House landing 
 waiter. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Qerrard street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Carlton street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 JVincheMer street intersects 
 
 448 Edward Stephenson, builder. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Nassau street intersects.. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
f 
 
 .-Sfi^ 
 
 122 
 
 C. £. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 .East strret inierttcts. 
 .... NorUuni Urn its.... 
 
 Pambroka itraot-EMt ilda. 
 
 Comnuncf.^ at Wilton Cvenevnt and runs iiorth 
 to Gerrard. 
 
 Private groiiii Js. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Tliomas (lalt, Imriister. 
 I'rivati! grouiiiis. 
 
 T. (.!. Scott, surve}or of Customs. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 William Klliot, wholosale druggist. 
 Duvid Olipliant, clerk. 
 
 Lane iiiicratcli 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Gerrn rd strtft in ter sects 
 
 Pembroke ktreet West side. 
 Pr/ate grounds. 
 John Giorgti Hodgin.s, dei>uty Super- 
 
 tendent of Education. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Lane, intrrsfi-ta 
 
 A. M. Smith, President UovaR'anadian 
 Bank. 
 
 . Gerrard .it roe t inicmccts. . . . 
 
 73 
 75 
 
 77 
 79 
 
 Peter street-East sld«. 
 
 Commtiuea at Front vest and runs north to 
 Quern. 
 
 Hear jiremises. 
 Private gi-ounds. 
 
 WrUinylon street intersects 
 
 Kear premises. 
 William Lovelock, laborer. 
 James Hudson, lal)orer. 
 William Stollery, eontruetor. 
 Kdwanl Daly, contractor. 
 
 Merer r sired intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Keor premises. 
 
 King strrrl in/rrsre/s 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Latie intersects 
 
 Ill Francis K. Heward, Manager Uoyal 
 Insurance Company. 
 V'lcnnt tots. 
 123 Thomas Walkington. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Sheldon, conductor G.T.R. 
 George Balfour, tailor. 
 John Costello, laljorer. 
 Michael Brawley, fireman water works. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 136 
 
 137 
 
 13P 
 <• 
 
 149 
 151 
 
 167 
 159 
 
 James Allen, carter. 
 Patrick Fairbank, teamster. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Jiichmo^ui street inter icts 
 
 Joseph Draper, conductor O.T.R. 
 Uev. G. Coehran. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hear ])rcinise8. 
 
 ...Queen street intersects 
 
 Peter street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Front west and runs north to 
 Qveen. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jf^ellinyton street intersects 
 
 72 Stephen Heward. 
 78 J. R. Armstning, iron founder. 
 80 C. J. Campbell, banker and broker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Kinrj street intersects 
 
 John Shedilen k Co.'s stables. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 134 Rear jtremi.ses. 
 
 T). Williams, employee G. T. R. 
 
 Robt. (irimman.stalf-segt. ol p<tu.sioners. 
 
 .Fames Dunne, carpenter. 
 
 John Columbus, blai'ksniith. 
 Vacant lot. 
 148 Miss ^lartlia 'riiompson. 
 
 Catherine street intersects. 
 
 156 Mrs. Stanton. 
 " Charles McCtrath, barrister, &c. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Henry Nelson, conductor G.T.R, 
 
 Mrs. Kli/.a)ietli .Morgan. 
 
 Samuel Hunter, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Quern street intersects 
 
 13(! 
 138 
 140 
 142 
 
 168 
 170 
 
 Phoebe street - North side. 
 
 Commenrrs at Murin and runs icesf to 
 Spadina Avenue. 
 
 Hath House ami Public Laundry. 
 Samuel Hudson. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Spadina Avrnnc in/rrseets 
 
 PhoBbo street "South side. 
 
 Commences at Maria and runs west to 
 Spadina Avenue, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Michael Gathiey, laborer. 
 Joseph Freeman, laborer. . 
 Philip Riley, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
rter. 
 
 k, teamster. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 reet inter eels 
 
 onductor O.T.H. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 'ntrraecLi , 
 
 TOUONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 123 
 
 West Bide. 
 vest and now north to 
 
 t lots. 
 
 reet intersects 
 
 , iron founder, 
 milker and broker. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 < 'o. 's stables. 
 ; lot.s. 
 
 fel intersects 
 
 |>loyec G. T. R. 
 
 tiill'-scgt. of iK-usionens. 
 
 ilicntcr. 
 
 I'lacksniith. 
 
 tlot. 
 
 mpson. 
 
 c( intersects. 
 
 bnrristi-r, &c. 
 
 ndnrtor(;.'r.l{. 
 oixan. 
 oti'l-k<!oper. 
 intersects 
 
 Nortb Bide. 
 
 fin<l runs west to 
 Ireniie. 
 
 ublii: Laimdrj'. 
 
 lot.s. 
 
 e intersects 
 
 South side. 
 
 and runs west to 
 venue. 
 
 ots. 
 
 iliorer. 
 
 iliorer. 
 
 IT. 
 
 ot.s. 
 
 Phoebe Street School. 
 Mosby Hubbard, care-taker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Thomas K. McN^ess, house i>ainter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 John Phipps, prnvisiou merchant. 
 
 Vncant lots. 
 
 .Spadina Avenue intersects. 
 
 15 
 17 
 19 
 
 27 
 
 31 
 
 43 
 46 
 
 Pine street - EHt side. 
 
 Covivwices at South Park and runs north to 
 Charles. 
 
 Vacant, loti. 
 Thomas Stenson, lal>orer. 
 Huffli McLaren, laborer. 
 Andrew Delaney, laborer. 
 Miss Jane Tlionip.son, dre.ssniaker. 
 Joseph Coatsworth, laborer. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 Keor premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 P'"arrell Gallagher, laborer. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 James Judije, cooper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Kullani, cabman. 
 Andrew Cooncy, laborer. 
 " r Stables and vacant lots. 
 61 Patrick Mahoney, laliorer. 
 Patrick L'urran, (lairyman. 
 Patrick l.eary, laborer. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Queen street East Intersects ' 
 
 Timothy C'atton, laborer. 
 
 Mr.s. Mary Weniyss, washerwoman. 
 
 James Galbraith, laborer. 
 
 Mr.s. KUeii MclJonuld, washerwoman. 
 
 Kdward McTaniney, laborer. 
 
 William llartree. laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 James Wright, dairyman. 
 
 Alexander McKay, carpenter. 
 
 Mrs. .Susanna Tliorntoii, tailon>.s.s. 
 
 diaries LeMontague, .shoemaker. 
 83, 85 Airs. Hose ihophy, grocer. 
 87 Mrs. James Harrett, washerwoman. 
 " John Fitzgerald, gr^;. er. 
 " Kobert Lon;rl''.iitl, laborer. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 North I'ark street intersects 
 
 65 
 67 
 69 
 71 
 
 75 
 
 77 
 79 
 81 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 97 Patrick Goolahan, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Ill Kobert Shea, laborer. 
 
 Vac ant lots. 
 125 Dennis Lynch, grocer. 
 
 James street intersects. . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 146 Philip Bulger, laborer. 
 
 147 Jeremiah Sutherland, laborer. 
 149 John Finn, laborer. 
 
 151 Philip Kelly, laborcl» 
 
 Beech street intersects... 
 
 Private giounds. 
 161 John Thomas Cuff, butcher. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 171 William Paterson, laborer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Oak street intersects 
 
 Charles Ueed, painter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Isaac Ginn, |ninter. 
 r I.saae Johnson, ehin\ncy sweep. 
 William Owen, engineer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Dmi street intersects 
 
 Private Grounds. 
 215 Frederick Hurrows, painter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Spruce street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Elm street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Wi nchestcr street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Kear premises. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Amelia street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Catherine Young, seamstress. 
 
 Charles street intersects 
 
 Pine street - West side. 
 
 Cominc7iccs at South Park and runs north to 
 Charles. 
 
 2 ISiehard Ryan, laborer. 
 4 John Ward, laborer. 
 
 Vaiant lot. 
 8 Miss Annie Haley, seamstress. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Kinij street east intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Grounds rear of House of Providence. 
 
 78 
 80 
 82 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Queen street intersects . , 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 Edward Wallace, carpenter. 
 Owen Lark in, laborer. 
 Nicholas Gustin, machinist. 
 Robert Davidson, carter. 
 
 84 Mrs. Honora Carding. 
 
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 w 
 
 :m 
 
 fi 
 
 SI!' 
 
 h 
 
 124 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 86 Harry Hanlon, pinter. 
 
 88 John C'onncrg, laborer. 
 
 90 Mrs. Hogcrs, lag-pickcr. 
 
 92 Willinni Abk'y. laborer. 
 
 A'orth Park strett inUrtecta. 
 
 Mrs. Maria Miison. 
 94 Mrs. Aim Doyle, wiuhcmoinan. 
 96 .lohii Murphy, luborer. 
 98 Mrs. Hridgvt Hayes, woshenvonian. 
 100 Mrs. Uridine Kenny, tailorcss. 
 102 I'atrirk OLu.nell, dairyman. 
 Vacant liousu. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 108 Henry McLaughlin, teamster. 
 110 James Crook, inriienter. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 116 John Clyne, carter. 
 118 Mrs. Sarah Hardyman, washerwoman. 
 122 Timothy Lyndi, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 124 Hugh Spjonle, carpenter. 
 
 .Javies street itUersccts. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 130 Edward Stewart, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 188 Michael Diggins, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 144 William Dalton, bricklayer. 
 146 Robert Stevenson, machinist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Beech street East intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 1 66 William Weston, G. T. K. 
 168 William Anson, carpenter. 
 170 Mrs. Ann CoojM!r. 
 172 MLoi Sarah Mc(!uigan. nurse. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Dar.icl Ray, sailor. 
 
 Oak strett intersects. .... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Ben iptt, plumber. 
 Mam ice Cusey, gardener. 
 
 Don street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Charles Clements, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 224 Christopher Greenwood, paiMir staincr. 
 
 J26 Jas. Kennie, sexton St. Paul's Church. 
 
 228 John Mills, carter. 
 
 Spruce street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Winchester street hitersecta 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Rear premises. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 -. Amelia street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Cfiarles street internets. 
 
 PortUad itrMt— EMt lid*. 
 
 Commences at Front u>est and rinu north to 
 
 Queen west. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Miller, engine-driver G.W.R. 
 19 John C. Tarbutt, Crown Unds Dept. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Wellington Place intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 King street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 99 — Smith. 
 
 ,Adelaule street intersects ,,, 
 
 109 James Harris, maltster. 
 
 121 Henry Urquhart, clerk. 
 
 11.3 Caron L. Desire. 
 
 115 John Hracken, laborer. 
 
 117 John Cameron carpenter. 
 
 119 John Ronald, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 113 Mrs. Ellen Drohnii, widow John. 
 135 Patrick Mitchell, jiensioner. 
 137 Frederick Richardson, brakeman. 
 139 William Morris, blacksmith. 
 141 Alexander Raird, tavern-keei)cr. 
 
 Little Richmond strett intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Portland itreet— Wait ilda. 
 
 Commences at Front west and runs north to 
 Queen west. 
 
 Major-Gen. Henry Wm. Stisted, C.B., 
 Lieut. -Governor Ontario. 
 18 Joseph Green, conductor N.R.C. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Kingarn street intersects 
 
 Vacant \oU. 
 
 „, Stewart street interseeta 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 James Mitchell, engine-driver G.T.R. 
 78 William Mitchell, lalwrer. 
 80 Arthur White, clerk G.T.R. 
 " Jeremiah Hor^n, clerk N.R.C. 
 82 John McCornnck, clerk. 
 84 William Ogle, engine-driver G.T.R. 
 86 David Preston, engine-driver G.T.R. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 90 John Marvin, bricklayer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 98 Frank Caulfield, bricklayer. 
 
 100 Maurice O'Connell, bricklayer. 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 120 Michael Maune, tailor. 
 
 184 Geo. Barber, librariau Normal school. 
 
reel interucta. 
 
 ■t-BHt Hd*. 
 Ktt and rum north to 
 went. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 piigine-ilriver O.W.R. 
 ;, Crown I^anda Dcpt. 
 t lots. 
 
 'lace intfriecU 
 
 t lotN. 
 
 ! inlersfcls. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 eet inleraecta ...,„ 
 
 nltster. 
 , dork. 
 
 ilM)rer. 
 
 irpeiiter. 
 
 rpenter. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 nil, willow Jolin. 
 
 , ])t'iisioiier. 
 
 (Ison, briikcnian. 
 
 blacksniith. 
 
 , tavcrn-ki'oiwr. 
 
 street inter sects 
 
 : lots. 
 
 t-W6st tide. 
 
 est and rmis north to 
 west. 
 
 •y Wm. Stistwl, C.B., 
 lor Ontario. 
 iiluctorN.K.C. 
 ; lots. 
 
 et intcrsfcts 
 
 , lot.J. 
 
 intersects 
 
 lots. 
 
 : intersects 
 
 engine-driver G.T.R. 
 , lalwrer. 
 erkO.T.K, 
 
 cjerk N.U.C. 
 
 eferk. 
 
 gine-ilrivcr G.T.R. 
 i;pnt'-driver G.T.R. 
 L lot. 
 oklayer. 
 
 lots. 
 
 bricklayer. 
 11, bricklayer. 
 
 •.t intersects 
 
 ;ailor. 
 
 iriau Normal school. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 12& 
 
 Vacimt lots. 
 , ..Little Rirhmmul street intersects 
 
 Andrew Little, carter and provision 
 
 dealer. 
 Henry Md.'alTray, car-builder. 
 Patrick Shea, engine-driver. 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk, widow John. 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Power itreat— BMt ild*. 
 
 Comnunce.i at King east and runs norOi to 
 Qnee,' east. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 3 John F. Dnvie.i, <lerk. 
 
 6 James Murphy, tailor. 
 
 7 Mrs. Wilson. 
 
 9 Isaac T. H, Brown, clerk. 
 
 St. riiul's Roman Catholic Girl's 
 
 School. 
 House of rrovideiiceand grounds. 
 St. Paul's Homnn Catholic Church. 
 St. Paul's Pre.ibytery. 
 Very Uev. I'". P. H(K)iipy, Vicar General. 
 Ruv. John H. Lee, Assistant St. Paul's 
 
 Roman Catholic Church. 
 
 Lani' intersecl.1. 
 
 Ft. Paul's Roman Catholic School. 
 
 .Qiuai street intersects.. 
 
 Power street -West ilda. 
 
 Cmnmenci's af Kinij street east, and runs 
 north to Quern street cast. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 2 Alfred Mitchell, saddler. 
 
 4 L. H. Hewitt, moulder. 
 
 6 Kdward Donlon, huckster. 
 
 8 John Cole, trunk maker. 
 
 " Mrs. Julia Hamilton, seamstress. 
 
 •* r John Small, cariwnter. 
 
 '* r Etlward Small, carpenter. 
 10 Samuel Rurgess, clerk. 
 12 William Strange, captain. 
 14 James Doyle, carpenter. 
 16 Hercules Prcmp, shoemaker. 
 18 James Rawe, artist. 
 20 William Wherin, shoemaker. 
 32 Miss J. C. Gibson, ladies' school. 
 24 John Doyle, carnenter. 
 26 Mrs. Elizabeth Bowron. 
 
 *' Mrs. Buchanan. 
 
 •' Victor Geriou.\, labordt. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 32 Christopher Wilkinson, carpenter. 
 34 Mrs. Ann Gonnan, grocer. 
 36 John Harper, baker. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 44 William McKannca, lalwrer. 
 
 46 John O Dea, merchant. 
 
 ** r William Galvin, tailor. 
 
 48 Albert Cicrioujt, shoemaker. 
 
 60 Jamea Harding, lalrarer. 
 inds. 
 
 60 
 
 62 
 It 
 
 64 
 
 Private grour 
 John Dickson, traveller. 
 Patrick Sheedy, clerk. 
 R. H. O'Keefe, sailor. 
 Mrs. Ann Muriihy, huckster. 
 *' r John Cnhill, lalwrer. 
 66 James Norris, huckster. 
 " r Charles Newlove, laborer. 
 68 Thonuu Kir long, laborer. 
 70 Timothy t allahan, carpi-ntcr. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 74 John Mutton, tailor. 
 Queen s'lreet intersects. .. . 
 
 PrlnoMS streat -Eaat alda. 
 
 Cotniiunces at tlie R^ilaitiule, ami runs )u>rth 
 , to Duke. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Palace street interned* 
 
 25 John MoCilonc, waj^on-maker. 
 
 27 Thomiis Arnold, laborer. 
 
 29 Mrs.Andrew.Mi'Culloch washerwoma.n. 
 
 31 James O'Brien, cooper. 
 
 Kind street interscU 
 
 Rear premises. 
 52 James Kane, . kster. 
 54 Josejih Wasdell, tinsmith. 
 60 Patrick Henncssy, printer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Duke street intersects 
 
 Prlnoesa atraat -Waat alda. 
 
 Commeiues at Es})lanade, and runs north to 
 Duke. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Rear premises. 
 D. Crawford & Co. , spice mills. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Palace street intersecLs. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 42 Vacant hou.se. 
 44 Vacant house. 
 46 Richard Heap, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 62 Francis Rock, carter. 
 
 " San.'.'el Rosenthal, peddler. 
 
 66 Sitlney ? Hamilton, wharfinger. 
 
 Duke street intersects 
 
 Qnaan'a P»rk. 
 
 Toronto School of Me<licine iu affilu. 
 
 tion with the University. 
 Edward Henry, jwrter. 
 

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 Si ' 
 
 126 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 1 
 
 I 
 
 •c 
 
 Provincial Olwcrvatory. 
 Professor George T. Kingston. 
 W. F. Davidson, clerk. 
 • Henry N. Uancy, osaist. 
 Thomas Menzies, assistant obser- 
 ver. 
 W. A. Stewart, observer. 
 .Joseph Marshiill, jilasterer. 
 
 1 Geo. Hague, cashier Toronto Bank. 
 
 2 C. E. Englisli, barrister. 
 
 3 .John Worthington, contractor. 
 .4 .loscph Uiiliiiison, jeweller. 
 
 •s M 
 
 J I- 
 
 e 
 
 P3 
 
 Branch LuTiatic Asylum. 
 Holiert Blair, steward. 
 MisH Eli/a Bhiir, matron. 
 Cumherlaml Sturgeon, keeper. 
 William Morrison, keeper. 
 
 a 
 
 t3 
 
 Hev. John MfCaul, L.L.D., president. 
 Hev. J««. Beaven, H.D., professor. 
 I'rof. 11. H. Croft, D.f.L. 
 
 " .1. B. Cherriman, M.A. 
 
 " Daniel Wilson, LL.D. 
 Hev. I'rof. William Hincks, F.LS. 
 Prof. E. J. Chapman, Ph.D. 
 
 " Geo. T. Kingston, M.A. 
 
 " Geo. Bu<klan(l. 
 W. G. Fal(onl)ridge, B.A. 
 J. M. Hirsihfelder, lecturer. 
 W. H. Vandersmissen, M.A. 
 Emile Permt, acting lecturer. 
 Jas. Loudon, M.A. 
 G. S. Gowlwiliie, M.D. 
 David Burhan, Arting ISegistnir. 
 University College hoarding-house. 
 Hohert Hariling, engineer. 
 Frank Somers, stewaril. 
 .J. Loudon, M.A., dean of residenta. 
 
 QuMn itrset East- North ildo. 
 
 Comviences id Vunge ami ruiu east to Rivtr 
 Don. 
 
 ■lohn Rowland, dry giKnls. 
 4, 6, 8, 10 .lames Good, iron founder. 
 12, 14, 1(1 Eilward Dnwson, prop, [..oeds 
 Arms' Hotel. 
 
 Viclarid street iiUer»ects„ 
 
 20 
 22 
 24 
 
 26 
 28 
 32 
 
 38 
 
 Bapti.st ( 'liunh. 
 
 Kicharcl T)ioni]ison, tailor. 
 
 Mrs. .Inhanna Curtis, widow. 
 
 John H. Peacock, plumber and gaa 
 
 titter. 
 James McDonald, jirinter. 
 William (t. Gibson, gas tiniaher. 
 Bobert Baldwin, moulder. 
 Mrs. J. Bennett, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jamca Good, iron founder. 
 Hond Mreel iutcr$ecli 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 68 
 70 
 
 108 
 110 
 
 192 
 194 
 190 
 
 200 
 
 ■ I 
 
 202 
 204 
 
 206 
 208 
 210 
 212 
 21(5 
 218 
 
 220 
 
 it 
 
 • < 
 222 
 
 224 
 
 228 
 230 
 2S2 
 234 
 236 
 238 
 240 
 242 
 244 
 
 Church strut itUeraecls 
 
 James Thorburn, M.D., surgeon. 
 Dalhoiisk atr'et intersecla 
 
 Chiistian Bach ley, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Miss Mary Harnett. dreHs maker. 
 Mrs. Martha Kenney, widow. 
 Cooke's Church. 
 Miilu4il street intersects, 
 
 Vaiant bits. 
 
 Jarr is street intersects 
 
 BuniesM k Sons, bakers. 
 Mrs. M. Brath, witlow. 
 Mrs. .\lice Callighan, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 dcorrje. street inlersetl-s 
 
 Moas Park. 
 
 Shcrhourne street intersects 
 
 8ttn\uel S. Mutton, rual and wo<h1. 
 John Kidd, ]iainter. 
 Mm. Margaret Cochrane, widow. 
 Janu'S Morrison, provision dealer. 
 Thus, iiellam, foreman Boiling Mills. 
 
 Vaeant lots. 
 Bichardsdu k Brother, butchers. 
 James Kichai-iNiin. 
 William Hagii' , ]irovision dealer. 
 Kichard (iavin, grocer. 
 
 Sealon street intersects 
 
 James Allen. .M.D. 
 
 .lames Pringle, insunuice agent. 
 
 Kdwin (!. Inker, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 William .Martin, salesman. 
 
 Ninian L. Holmes, chemist. 
 
 Michael Hynes, grocer. 
 
 Miss Elizabeth Cuthbert, confectioner. 
 
 William Wrutbroom, cashier. 
 
 Mrs. Wm. WfstbrtHim, dry gomla, 4c. 
 
 (Jeorge Blong, grocer.. 
 
 Mc.W((/iiiii street intersects 
 
 Thomas Patterson, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Ahu. Ann Wliitlen, widow. 
 .\rthur Anlagh, builder, 
 ■lohn Stratton, mjichinist. 
 Mrs. Margaret Carlyle, widow. 
 William Carlyle, cariH-nter. 
 Emanuel llollingshead, clerk, 
 (ieorgf Fol'g, tailor, 
 liolicrt Bainey, farmer. 
 William McClymont, baker. 
 
 Berkeley street interseets. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 h^lward B. Shuttleworth, chemint. 
 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 James Taylor, safe maker. 
 John Taylor, safe maker. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
intersects 
 
 .D., surgeon. 
 
 inter seels 
 
 hoeniBki'i. 
 t«. 
 
 (IrcRd maker. 
 f, widow. 
 
 nterstets 
 
 U. 
 
 ierscds 
 
 ers. 
 
 )W, 
 
 I, widow. 
 
 iterseefs 
 
 intersects 
 
 ual mid woo<l. 
 
 ■niic, willow. 
 
 vision liriiliT. 
 
 an i{olliiif{ Mills. 
 
 a. 
 
 sr, butcInTs. 
 
 nsioii dealer. 
 I'l. 
 
 terseels 
 
 iiiir 1- n(»cnt. 
 t and hIioc maker. 
 Nniim. 
 lii-miHt. 
 rr. 
 
 I'cit, lonffotioner. 
 ftisliior. 
 n, ijry koihIs, 4c. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 127 
 
 nfersectt. 
 
 rdocr. 
 t. 
 
 tidoW. 
 l.T. 
 
 iniNt. 
 
 c, widow. 
 wnftT. 
 il, <Krk. 
 
 linker. 
 terseels. 
 
 
 itli, chemiiit. 
 
 intersects 
 
 iki-r. 
 kcr. 
 
 328 
 332 
 
 83(t 
 33S 
 
 296 Mrs. Eliza Carroll, widow. 
 " George Cole, calniiet-maker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 808 (Charles Coo|ht, stone-cutter. 
 •• John Meredith. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Patrick Si)ai.t(ht, tailor. 
 Mrs Muria Itonner, 8(!an)8tre88. 
 Vacant lots. 
 320 Oeorgo Workman, wool carder. 
 32'2 Sclia.stian KiiuKler, music teacher. 
 32i Jusi'|ih M<'(!urry, IdackHudth. 
 320 James O'lla^un, grocer. 
 
 Pine street intersects... 
 
 Timothy Keaton. 
 Mrs. .Miiry J. Fidlard, widow. 
 Cwen Kofhill, carter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 .lames Nolan, tailor. 
 Samuel Ki'nnnly, canvasser. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Francis Kune, gi-m-er. 
 
 Sinnaeh street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 <ramr.s Faii'bunk.s, engineer. 
 Williani .Mulli){an, laborer. 
 Thoma.s Tolian, luliorer. 
 Mrs Klizulietli .Mcehaii, widow. 
 William Heaty, lal>orer. 
 Mrs. Mary A. Beilley, widow. 
 Ale.xandfr Still, lulnircr. 
 
 N'acant lot^ 
 Antonio Spadonac, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 Michael Cartan, laborer. 
 
 Rirrr street interseeta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 414 James ,\gnew, carjienter. 
 416 Williani Haiinders, boat builder. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jtiver Don inter.vets 
 
 374 
 
 37(5 
 
 378 
 
 3784 
 
 3S0 
 
 382 
 
 384 
 
 388 
 
 408 
 
 QuMD strMt East South ilda. 
 
 C'umtnences at Yonije and runs ciist to Don 
 
 Hirer. 
 
 Vaeont foundry. 
 
 Vietorin street intirsects 
 
 Thomas Smvth, «lorekee|H'r. 
 Michiud Nolan, grm-er. 
 Mrs. Kli«a Sutherland, widow, 
 21 James McAllister, lalnm-r. 
 " I'atri.tk O'lbien, laln.rer. 
 ** r .lames Kdmonds. 
 " r John l>unlo|i, laborer. 
 " r .Milt. Mary l>onohue, widow. 
 33 Men unl Chirkin, grocer. 
 2fi Henry (/uillani. 
 " .lames Davis, shm'inaker. 
 27 Mrs. Margaret McHetli, widow. 
 " Nonpati liain, eorjK'nter. 
 Vacant Ihiuso. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 33 
 35 
 
 43 
 45 
 
 47 
 49 
 61 
 63 
 
 65 
 
 69 
 61 
 63 
 65 
 
 67 
 ii<J 
 71 
 73 
 75 
 77 
 
 83 
 85 
 
 93 
 
 99 
 101 
 
 109 
 111 
 113 
 115 
 
 117 
 
 121 
 423 
 125 
 127 
 
 131 
 
 141 
 
 David Archbohl, sgt. police. 
 Williani I). Darlington, (uitent roofiag. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 C'/are street intersects 
 
 John L. King, M. D., physician. 
 
 Henry (irahani, dry goods. 
 
 James Walker, clerk. 
 
 Jlrs. Cliarliitto Shaw, widow. 
 
 Mrs. Jane (Sray, widow. 
 
 Mrs. Maiy A. Cooper, boarding-house. 
 
 (Vuireh street ill terseels 
 
 Drs. Kosebrugh k Keeve, oculists and 
 uuri.sts. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William M. ('a]H)ii, jminter. 
 Vacant house. 
 Charles McDonald, m(i.soii. 
 John (iir.eon, jilasterer. 
 Michael llordeii, laborer. 
 Patrick (iaimr, milkman. 
 Mrs. Alice Cowan, widow. 
 Nimroil Haberstock, musician. 
 Mrs. Kli/jdictli Sweetmun, widow. 
 John .Mc( 'iiiinitr, train disi>utcher. 
 WilJinm Delaney, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Swallwell, shoemaker. 
 James Melrick, jwrter. 
 Patrick (Meeson, carter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Cool lbirj;ess. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. .1. W. Millar, widow. 
 John .Milcidicc, ]ii'cssiiian. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jitrvis street intersects 
 
 John Mcl.ain, paper stainer. 
 .Mcvaiidcr Nasmith, carpenter. 
 Alex. Hannah, woollen manufacturer. 
 Mrs. Isabella Logan, widow. 
 Andrew .Vrmsti'oitg, salesman. 
 Kdwanl lioyd, lalnirer. 
 Mrs. Margaret lUakey, widow. 
 Joseph Leake, pressman. 
 James D. McNab, chair-niaker. 
 (ieorge Smith, dairyman, 
 .lames .Mien, laborer. 
 Hugh .Marshall, laborer. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 J. Carty, soa]i and candles. 
 
 deonje street intersects 
 
 Kdward Stephenson, builder. 
 
 V acant lots. 
 ThoniiM Storm, builder. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hear nrenuHes. 
 W, clyne, grocer. 
 
 L'urolinr street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lane intersects 
 
'if ^ 
 
 ■J 
 I. ; 
 
 128 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 187 
 
 197 
 19fl 
 201 
 
 203 
 
 << 
 
 209 
 211 
 213 
 
 217 
 
 Henry H. Wright, M.D., physician. 
 Private grounds. 
 Mrs. Rose O'Herron. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Mary York, widow. 
 Alexander Sheridan, engineer. 
 Allan Hutchinson, sailor. 
 Simon Brecn, switchman G.W.ll. 
 John Quinn. 
 
 James Martin & Son, Ontario Foundry. 
 William Huston, gilder. 
 Joseph E. Cupples. 
 Vaciint house. 
 
 A. A. Kiddel, M.P., coroner. 
 C. J. Kiddel & Co., chemists. 
 
 Ontario street inter sects 
 
 223 James Mnloney, mariner. 
 
 225 James Kerr, builder. 
 
 227 Miss Margaret Somervillo, dress-mok'r. 
 
 229 James Martin, machinist. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 239 Alexander Donaldson, salesman. 
 241 Hermann Durler, machinist. 
 
 Wesleyan Church. 
 
 Berkeley street inter seel a , 
 
 249 William Cooper, grocer. 
 
 251 J. '.itthews, commercial ed. Leader. 
 
 253 John (Jraham, moulder. 
 
 255 George Flint, book-keeper. 
 
 267 Rerai Delude, machinist. 
 
 269 John Black, clerk. 
 
 261 Mrs. Rebecca F. Hyde, music teacher. 
 
 263 Miss Ann Maguire. 
 
 265 John Cooju-r. 
 
 Adam Heatty, grocer. 
 
 Parliament street i>iferser(s 
 
 271 Mrs. F. Fume.ss, grocer. 
 
 273 Francis Furness, i)ricklayer. 
 
 276 Vacant house. 
 
 277 Mrs. Mary Muri)hy, witlow. 
 279 Dominick J. Cumin, laborer. 
 281 Vacant house. 
 
 283 John Wrigley, wool batting manu'er. 
 
 285 William Steel, book-keei)cr. 
 
 287 Edwin Mayball, cari)enter. 
 
 289 Mrs. Margaret Graiiigei', widow. 
 
 *' John Smith, carpenter. 
 
 Power street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 301 Mrs. Amelia J. (Jreen, widow. 
 303 John Spalon, la1)orer. 
 305 Matthew Monan, laborer. 
 307 Patrick Judge, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 816 Michael Judge, cooper. 
 
 817 John Kern, laborer. 
 819 David Larkin, carter. 
 
 833, 326 William Kingslcy, grocer. 
 
 /V n*! street intersects 
 
 827 William Fraser, shoemaker. 
 
 Sbl James Clancy, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 346 James Daly, laborer. 
 351 Michael Hays, teamster. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Shumach street instersecta. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 877 Mrs. Bridget Geraw. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 381 James Bryant, jwrter. 
 383 Michael White, laborer. 
 386 John Taylor, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 403 Samuel Matthews, laborer. 
 405 Michael O'Brien, laborer. 
 liivcr street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 River Don intersects 
 
 I 
 
 Queen street west— North side. 
 Commenrcs at Vonge awl rtnid west to Dundas. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 John O'Connor, i onfectioner. 
 
 C. H. Copping, packing box manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 David Lorsch, second-hand clothing. 
 
 Thomas Robinson, barber. 
 
 William Hamilton, blacksmith. 
 
 C. Coriii, sign writer. 
 
 Richard Stublw, second-hand clothing. 
 
 George Berl'oot, laborer. 
 
 J. F. i'eterkin, wood carver. 
 
 William Latch, lumber merchant 
 
 Colin McDougall, lumber insi)ector. 
 
 John Si-ath, lamps and oils. 
 
 William & Ale.xander King, general 
 brokers. 
 
 James street intersects 
 
 Jolin Burns, grocer. 
 
 Mrs. Helen Anderson, straw millinery. 
 
 J. F. Davie, musician. 
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Mulholland, grocery. 
 
 Julius Alexander, second-handclothing. 
 
 A. (!. McCauley, tailor. 
 
 John Rodgers, laborer. 
 
 William Hays, laborer. 
 
 Robert Hunter, second-hand clothing. 
 
 Mrs. Hester Ive.s, grocer. 
 
 Edward Beckett, Globe iron foundry. 
 
 Vai'ant lots. 
 Joseph Fitxgerald, blacksmith. 
 John BoNall, house-furnishing goods. 
 Owen McBride, laborer. 
 Mrs. Sarah Killroy, wiilow. 
 Jas. Sp«mce, prop. British fiion Hotel. 
 Ottowa Tolliver, whitewa.sher. 
 T. H. Bills, butcher. 
 
 Ternulei/ street intersects 
 
 62 Robert Emery, M.I)., druggist. 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 14 
 
 II 
 
 l(i 
 18 
 22 
 
 24 
 26 
 
 30 
 32 
 34 
 
 4 t 
 
 344 
 36 
 
 H 
 
 38 
 40 
 42 
 
 48 
 50 
 
 64 
 66 
 68 
 60 
 
orer. 
 lots. 
 temects 
 
 cr. 
 
 inistor. 
 
 lots. 
 
 1 instersects 
 
 lota. 
 
 IW. 
 
 lot. 
 rter. 
 iborer. 
 rer. 
 lots. 
 
 , laborer, 
 laljorcr. 
 
 ntcrsects 
 
 lots. 
 
 intcrsfdn. 
 
 North ride. 
 1 riaui vest to Dumlaa. 
 
 lot. 
 
 oiifeotioiipr. 
 (Kicking box inanu- 
 
 ond-hand clothing. 
 . barber. 
 ), black.sniitli. 
 tcr. 
 
 wcond-hand clothing, 
 iljorer. 
 ood carver, 
 r.iiber merchant, 
 lumber insiK'ctor. 
 s and oils, 
 inder King, general 
 
 intersects 
 
 er. 
 
 •son, straw millinery. 
 
 ciun. 
 
 iilholiniid, grocery. 
 
 Hvond-hand clothing. 
 
 tailor. 
 
 orer. 
 
 Iiorer. 
 
 eond-hand clothing. 
 
 grocer. 
 
 lijobc iron foundry. 
 
 l>lt.S. 
 
 , blacksmith, 
 sc-funiishing gocda. 
 l)orer. 
 y, widow. 
 
 Hiitish fiiou Hotel, 
 ^hitewosher. 
 ler. 
 
 i intersects 
 
 , 1)., dniggi.st. 
 
 ADVERTlSJIi:MKNXt.>. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 The Matriculation Kxaniination willlie held on the Ih-irt; Monday in Jauaary,' May,*nd 
 .Septemlwr of each year and continue for one week, exne])t wlien sjieeial cases n^uirc f devi»- 
 1 ion from the jjeriods mentioned. 
 
 Uluuv.\Tio\.— Spring and Fall, when the K.\amiiiatioiis will Iw both Written andOral. 
 
 Tlie fjectures coninjenee on the Ist of October and end on the 31st uf^arclu 
 
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 MEDICA.L ITiVCULTY. 
 
 Medicine aud Urdlrdl ratli«I«cr» 
 
 HON. JOHN UOLl'H, L.L.11., il.D.. M.K.(.;.S., KN(;. ; CONSU1<TINO PHYSICIAN 
 TO THK TORONTO <JKNEKAJ. HOvSPITAl.. 
 
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 Midwifery and IMoMwrit of momcn n«d Chlldrca« 
 
 W.VLTEK B. OKIKIK, M. D„ J-, K. C P.. LONDOX, ENO„ M. K. C. S., AXi> L.M., 
 
 EDFNHURa. 
 
 .llNtrrIa .MeiUca UMd Tberapentlca, 
 
 CHARLES V. BEHRVMAN, M. D., M. A.. ; MKDIOAL OFFll'KR TO TORONTO 
 
 JIENKKAL HOSPITAL. 
 
 f ._• ■ ■ ,. 
 liiMtltutew of .Hedlclne, 
 
 JOHN .M. KKID, M. D. 
 
 1 
 
 i Chenlatry and Bolan)« , 
 
 JOHN HERBERT 8AN0STKR, M. A., M. \). , 
 
 Margvrjr and SMrglcal PalliulH9« • ' 
 
 WILLIAM CANNIFF, M. 1)., M. R. ('. S., KNG. 
 
 Anatomy, DeHcrlptlTC and itiniKlcal, 
 
 JOHN FULTON, M. I)., M. R. 0. S., ENG., L. Jl. (.'. J*., LON. 
 
 AMorlatm In C'llnieal ll«dlclne and Snrgcr)-, 
 
 JOHN KINO. M. B., M. U. r. S., ENO,, PHYS1('I.\N TO TORONTO GENERAL 
 HOSPITAL AND PHYSICIAN TO HOUSE OF PROVIDENCE. 
 J. WIDMER ROLPH, M. D., J.. R. C. P., LON. ^ 
 
 Vrneral Path«IoK7- 
 
 HON. JOHN ROLPH, L. L. D., M. I)., M. R. C. «., ENO. 
 
 .Hcdieal Jiirlaprndenve, 
 
 ('H/VRLKS y. BERRYMAN, M. IJ., M. A. 
 
 • cniontlrator of Anatoniji*. 
 
 JOHN BARRICK, M. 1)., I,. R. C. P., LON., M. R. C. S., ENO., L. lU C. P,, AJSD 
 
 h. XL V. S., EDIN. 
 
 .IfJO/i 
 
 Clnrator af Ihe Mnaenm, 
 
 8. P. MAY, M. 1)., NATUILXLIHT. 
 
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 'fha Diplunm u( the Univuiitit| i:* iicogniziMl by tliu Uoyal (..'ullege oi Ph^iiicwnii, London, 
 ■ad also by the Koyal College ot Surgeoni, RiiglRiii], thrn-by only retjuinng the jireflpnU- 
 tion ot' the Diploma of this UniT>:r!tity, with proof ut° being twenty-one ^ears of age and of 
 good atonding ; a oertiiicatc of iLst ruction and nrolioiency in the practice of V(tceiuation, 
 Hnd satisfactory pvidencc of hiiving >>evn orcupioa nt Irimt fuuk yearH in tlir acquircinent of 
 profpssional knowh-dgc. 
 
 This Unirentity, jw are all the «th»!r Univt-i-sitien of Britiuli North America, in 
 
 AFFILIATED TO TORONTO UNIVERSITY, 
 
 Under wrhioli ufnUution the pupils have their choice of 
 graduating in either Institution. 
 
 The following Students uf tiie Uediial IJcpHi tnieni uf thin Uiiivv 
 in Great Britain from its niant ilistingnishi'd t'ollegw, viz. : 
 
 i-sity have gained honom 
 
 HionuK A. N0KBI8, M. v., Vii. U iv., L. 15. «'. I',, Lond., Kngland. 
 
 Jamm Nkwc'»>muk, M. I)., Vic. Univ., 1,. U. V. I',, iiond., England, M. K. C. S., 
 
 Kngland, 
 J. V. Davidsus, M. J)., Vi.:. Univ., 1.. K. <'. P., i^uul., Knglund. 
 •foHX Ftuox, M. ]>., Vif. Un.r., I* It. (•. R, Loud., Kngland, M. K. C. S., England. 
 TuoMAH A. Kb\tinv,.M. D., Vie. l-'niv., M. 11. C, S., Kngland. 
 AWBON Buck, M. I>., Vi«-. Fniv., M. 1!. C S., Knglund. 
 W. Frkbman, M. It. <'. H., Knglund: (traduulrd Vic luiv, 
 HiAMKl. ti.AKKK, M. D., Vi«-. Hniv. ; M. 1)., Univ. of Kdiulmrgh. 
 John Burtch, M. i». , Vic. ITi.iv. ; L. K. •'. 1'., London, Kngland. 
 
 .fojiy Bakrick, M. 1)., Vic. I niv. ; L. K. «'. P., i^ondon, M. H. V. S., Kngland: 
 ].. R. i\ V. and f-. K « . S., Kdiuburgh, .Scotland. 
 
 TnuH C. Tkokkk, M. 1)., V>. i'niv., M. I{. V. H., Kng::ind ; I.. If. «'. V. and 
 L. K. V. 8., Edinburgh, .Scotlan<l. 
 
 .1. A. WiLi.iAMK, M. P.. Vi.-. '.'niv., L. K. «'. I'., I/,mlon ; M. K. «'. .S., Kngland. 
 
 W. B. r.KiKiK, M. 1^., Vi . Univ., 1,. JU. C P., London; V. K. C. S., Winburgh, 
 
 ; gooUaud. 
 iMvin Kkaokv, M. D., Vic. Univ., L i(. «'. P., I^ndon ; M. K. ('. S., Kngland. 
 .L WiuMKK RotPH. M. O., Vic. Univ., L. H. ('. P., l,ondon. 
 I). McLaktv, M. 1), V:,-. I'riv., M. H. C. S., England. 
 H. McKay, M. I>., Vic Unix , M. X \'. S., Kngland. 
 
 I 
 
 
 Are dfliverrd in the conimo.'.iou'. TfjcHtro al Vorkville, iu the fcuburba of Toroaie. 
 
 Anr fiirthtr information may be oblainetl by ikddrr.s«ing tlic l>tau— Hun. Jork Rottl* 
 18 Q^rrari 8tre«t West, Tobokto. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIllECTOUY. 
 
 129 
 
 ITY. • 
 
 'Ii^'»iuitin8, London, 
 liriHK th»i present* • 
 years of age and ot 
 tice of Vaccination, 
 tlir aci(uirenient of 
 
 America, in 
 
 V^ERSITY, 
 
 shoice of 
 
 • liHVf gained honom 
 
 land, M. K. (*. ».. 
 I(. C. 8., England. 
 
 {. C. S.. England: 
 
 I.. K. <". V. aii.l 
 
 r. S., Kngland. 
 ('. S., Hxlinburgh, 
 
 C, H., Kiigland. 
 
 uburba of Toroat«. 
 
 -Hon. JoKN Rottl« 
 
 I 
 
 
 ■silver 
 
 M. \)., L. I). S., 
 
 821 Louis Soibert, toluoconiat. 
 64 Charles Toye, merchant tailor. 
 
 Vaciiiit lot. 
 68 , Mrs. Miiry .f. Eird, clothing broker. 
 70* William Aikias, M.l)., physician. 
 704 J. & J. !<■ Uirncy, drirymen. 
 72 William M. WiJijory, oystc-. mi fruit. 
 724 William Aitkiiis, baker. 
 74 Frtd. W. I.illie, gropi-r. 
 76 John O'Mally, dry gooils. 
 ?8 George A. Uosbacii, l)utchiir. 
 80 Wallairu Milliclmmp, gold aii'l 
 
 plater. 
 82 Frederick .lenkinn, grocer. 
 821 Moses Henjiiniin, tooacroiiL'tt. 
 84 Mrs. Mar;;arc't Mills, ncwn dealer. 
 " John Melaiider, watihmaker. 
 86 Jo.seph Howsoii, iM.I)., druggi.st. 
 
 ,. Elimhrth s/reet iiUernecti 
 
 A. .Tjinline, jfrocer. 
 
 90 J. Stuart Sott, 
 
 phy.sii'iaii. 
 92 William llickiimii, jr., grocor. 
 
 91 W. W. .Smith, oysttr suIddu. 
 96 Duviil llolliu.s, giwer. 
 
 98 Moses Williams, M.l). 
 " Isoat: Williams, boarding-lii!U.«t'. 
 100 William Oxeiiham, butilier. 
 
 Sayer sttrei'H intrrsecLt 
 
 O.sgood<: Hall. 
 James .Vli'X iii.liT, hmsekeejit'i. 
 Donald SutluiRtml, usher. 
 
 Sayfr ttrfl intrrs-rdi 
 
 Georjje Hunt, i<olii'emaii. 
 
 Mrs. Britlg.^t liizpalrick, gate keeixr, 
 
 college avenue 
 Henry Stoner, prop Avenue ilou.ie. 
 John llerb'it, baker. 
 I'liilip .Miireli, striker. 
 Miss Catherine llolnies, linunling- 
 
 hou.^e. 
 Ocorge Jones, hotel keeper. 
 
 H'ilUnm nirefl iixUrufcli 
 
 ir>rt Charles Clinkenbroomcr, watehuiaker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 160 Martin I!yan, wareliouseman C.T. 15. 
 162 Anderson I'aiion, barber. 
 164 Uoberl Kilfeder, carriage maker. 
 
 " Mrs. Ueliecca .\sh, widow. 
 
 •* r Oeoijje .Vllcn, carter. 
 166 .losi.ih I'allar I, hardware. 
 168 Kdwanl Wilmnt. gro.'. r. 
 170 William I'lith, I'urniturc di'abr. 
 17- .Mrs. Susan i''liin,i!^aii, grocer. 
 174 Kobi-ri Kiil'edcr, bn.irding hoiisi . 
 176 Thomas U. Williams, " Uriiai.aia 
 Hotel." 
 
 iJitmiiur nfnel internf^t$, 
 
 180 Owen Cu.sgrove, grocer. 
 I804 I'alrick Main, slio<-maker. 
 182 liiurge (.iolsoii, Hour and Iced. 
 
 142 
 114 
 
 U6 
 
 148 
 •< 
 
 150 
 
 184 Joseph IlafTan, druggist. 
 188 Thomas Kydor, c.trriage works. 
 " Sampson Marks, dry goods. 
 *' Mosca Green, dry goods. 
 Vacant lots. 
 192 It. M. Todd, second hand dealer. 
 194 William Armitoge, second hand store. 
 I 196 Vacant hou.*e. 
 I 198 William AiulertoM, oarpi-nUT. 
 I 1984 M"- J""'" Flaherty, widow. 
 j 20ft Mrs. ilary Sibbet, grocer. 
 
 I Rnijrew streft intersects 
 
 I 202 Walter M. Clancy, hotel keeper. 
 
 204 William Hughes, grocer. 
 
 206 Miss KUen Aikenhead, straw millinery. 
 
 208 William Malburn, i-ariK-nter. 
 
 212 Louis W. Mergleld, Koyal Arms Hotel. 
 
 210 Edward GrilKn, lalwrer. 
 St. Patrick's market. 
 
 at. Patrick's Square inftrtectt 
 
 216 John Ball, grocer. 
 
 220 William Asu, grocer. 
 
 222 .lames Hrooks, broker. 
 
 224 John A. Wil.s.m, barber. 
 
 2241 Edwanl Jolly, storekeeper. 
 
 John strrrl intemecta 
 
 Patrick Mums, hotel keei>er. 
 228 k 230 Thomas Adams, engineer G.T.K 
 232 William Tarletoi:, shoemaker. 
 
 John Morrison, grower. 
 
 A. M. Hubbard, cariientur. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ^yilliam W. Ogden, M. 11. 
 
 George Price, grocer. 
 
 Brrerlnj street inter^ertu 
 
 .\lexander Johnson, Maple Leaf Hotel. 
 
 234 
 230 
 
 242 
 244 
 
 246 
 
 248 i 2ri2 John J.u'k.son, tin.imith. 
 2.'i4 M. S. Morell, dry goods. 
 2.'i6 Menjamin Hall, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 262 Philip Mortimer, cabinet maker. 
 262.i Jnmes O'Mrien, workman G.T.K. 
 2t'>i William Cooper, carpenter. 
 2ii4.J John hloane, carter. 
 206 Mrs. Margaret Pnrdv, Mlack 
 llotr!. 
 
 l/.'ti'/ic street i nterstet^ 
 
 Thomas M.'.Jneen, bra.s.s finislier. 
 Patrick llutier, boots ond shoes. 
 William Mooncy, school-teacher. 
 Neil .Mi'Taggnt, cab-owner. 
 George Trjvis, laborer. 
 Vacant ht. 
 William Tnivis, !al>orer. 
 Patrick Shiel.ls, laborer. 
 Iticliard Tnrrell, mouldc.-. 
 Patrick Casy, l.d)orer. 
 John Haihy, butcher. 
 Thomas A. .Mara, grocer, 
 .lolin Kerr, b.'xker. 
 Albrt Hu'vard, Unig;;i.it. 
 
 Mall 
 
 270 
 272 
 274 
 
 270 
 
 2 SO 
 
 282 
 
 284 
 t, 
 
 286 
 
 2.SS 
 
 290 
 
♦> 
 
 » I,' 
 
 
 '). 
 
 *, 
 
 ,i 
 
 -t I 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 i?o 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 308 
 310 
 
 816 
 816 r, 
 
 292 Miss Sarah l'.<C&ffray, milliner. 
 296 Thomas Bailey, fruit dealer. 
 2964 Joseph Garbutt, wood-polisher. 
 298 8. S. Kayne, store-keeiier. 
 300 .loseph Him, tailor. 
 802 '. J. vVilliams, undertaker. 
 804 William Hayes, boots and shoes. 
 8044 Martin Harrison, fancy goods. 
 806 Thomas Hoddns, boots and shoes. 
 
 William Noble, wheelwright. 
 
 William Hodgins, grocer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 James McMillen, machinist. 
 
 A. Davis, provisions. 
 
 Josiah Coltard, cutler. 
 318 Chas. J. Minett, cooper. 
 8184 Hugh Callaghan, boots and shoes. 
 320 Bernard McCabe, laborer. 
 322 Mrs. Sarah Welsh, widow. 
 324 John Duckworth, plasterer. 
 824, 325i Mrs. John Duckworth, milincry. 
 826 Robert Brown, Spadina Avenue Hotel. 
 
 Spadina Avenue irUerseeti 
 
 George Henderson, grocer, 
 ('hampion Jones, fancy goods. 
 William Purdy, carpenter. 
 Mrs. William I'urdy, milliner. 
 Gtorge Yorke. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, Q.C., 
 M.P., barrister. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Cowdry, M.D., physician. 
 
 VatMulcy street intersects. 
 
 James Cathcart, inn-kecpcr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. Jane Dunn, widow. 
 •Joseph Ruddcli, fruit dealer. 
 ("harUs Wadsworth, pen dealer. 
 Mrs. Jancttc Alexander, grocer. 
 John Brown, store-keepr. 
 Heni-y Chaloner, blacksmith. 
 Mrs. Henry Chaloner, dry goods. 
 
 Esther street intersects 
 
 338 
 830 
 8304 
 
 832 
 
 842 
 
 854 
 
 366 
 
 364 
 
 366 
 
 868 
 
 370 
 
 370 i 
 
 372 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 874 John Hnllanioro, dniggist, 
 876 Patrick Wcisii, grocer. 
 378 Williiun Tucker, butcher. 
 380 Alexander Stewart, grocer. 
 
 " Mrs. Margaret Constable, widow. 
 382 Mrs. Ann Mara, widow. 
 384 Joseph Lewis, barber. 
 886 Alex. McDonnell, barrister. 
 388 Thomas H. .Mislmw, grocer and baker. 
 
 Dcnison Avrnue intfriicct.i 
 
 West Knd t'luircli (Presbyterian). 
 Janu^s Doyle, banister. 
 Private grounds. 
 400 Allan Cameron, Clerk Process. 
 « 406 James Thompson, hotel keeper. 
 408 Duncan Mei'liee, teamster. 
 " Mrs., Duncan, McPhec, ncws>dealer. 
 
 410 William Mitchell, cabinet-maker. 
 " Mrs. William Mitchell, grocer. 
 
 Maria street intersects 
 
 412 Henry W. Tietzner, dry goods. 
 
 William L. Love, brakeman G.T.R. 
 
 Mrs. William L. Love, grocer. 
 
 William Brown, dry goods. 
 
 David Earls, peddler. 
 
 John Crawford, butcher. 
 
 Mrs. Maria Grav, ichool-tMcher. 
 
 John Huggins, helper. 
 
 William Wright, conductor N. R. C. 
 
 Mrs. William Wright, dry goods. 
 
 W. M. Adams, tin, copper, and sheet- 
 iron worker. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Motfatt, fruit and confec* 
 tionery. 
 
 Mrs. Marion Halliday, drygooda. 
 
 William Hathorn, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Armstrong, widow. 
 
 John Litligow, engine-driver O.T.R. 
 
 Rol)ert Peter, z^c-cr. 
 
 John Katon, engine-driver. 
 
 Reuben Coons, car-repairer O.T.R. 
 
 William George Peacne, mason. 
 
 Joseph liCndreville, cooper. 
 
 Richard Smith, Blacksmith's Arms 
 Hotel. 
 
 Thomas Murphy, boots and shoes. 
 
 Charles Manipricc, butcher. 
 
 Luke llozack. grocer. 
 
 Adam Sutherland', pensioner. 
 
 Patrick Vaughan, grocer. 
 
 Vacant store. 
 
 Charles Petty, sergeant artillery. 
 
 Joseph Power, grocer. 
 
 Joseph Power, Royal George Hotel. 
 
 Bnthur.it street intersects 
 
 4.')8 k 460, W. Awd, butcher. 
 460 r Charles Boatman, blacksmith. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 William Thompson, waggon ir.;;ker. 
 
 Patrick Welsh, gro<'er. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John Knox, boots and shoes. 
 
 William Finn, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Mrs. M. J. Henderson, widow. 
 
 Joseph H, Tenyck, horse dealer. 
 
 0Hicers'(iuartcr8, "C.," 29th Regt. 
 
 OHicers' .piarters, " B.," 
 
 Ollicers' (piartei-s, "A.," 
 
 Private griiunds. 
 
 Military hospital. 
 
 William Bright, (retired.) 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 David B. Read, barrister 
 , Lumley street intersects.. 
 
 512 W. A..I/'e, buibler. 
 
 511 Samuel Bennett, laborer, 
 
 51(1 Clement Double. 
 
 518 Samuel Burnett, broker. 
 
 414 
 
 14 
 
 416 
 
 44 
 
 418 
 420 
 422 
 424 
 
 II 
 
 4244 
 
 4:a 
 
 430 
 *'r 
 432 
 
 434 
 "r 
 "r 
 
 436 
 
 438 
 
 440 
 
 442 
 444 
 
 446 
 
 448 
 
 452 
 
 4524 
 
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 II 
 
 456 
 
 464 
 466 
 
 468 
 470 
 
 474 
 " I 
 
 476 
 478 
 480 
 
 400 
 502 
 
 610 
 
 II 
 .1 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 131 
 
 cabinet-maker, 
 tchell, grocer. 
 
 interstdt 
 
 er, dry |;ooda. 
 , brakemauQ.T.R. 
 Love, grocer. 
 Iry goods. 
 Her. 
 utcher. 
 
 Bcliool-te«cher. 
 ilper. 
 
 conductor N. R. C. 
 ■ight, dry goods, 
 in, copper, and sheet- 
 
 itt, fruit and confec* 
 
 liday, drygoods. 
 
 laborer, 
 trong, widow, 
 igine-driver O.T.R. 
 
 ne-driver. 
 irrenairer O.T.R. 
 Peacne, mason, 
 le, cooper. 
 Blacksmith's Arms 
 
 boots and shoes. 
 
 ', butcher, 
 ocer. 
 
 dj pensioner. 
 I, grocer. 
 
 ergoftnt artillery. 
 
 roccr. 
 
 toyal (Jeorgo HoteL 
 
 tet interHcts 
 
 butcher. 
 
 I, blacksmith. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 son, waggon m^kcr. 
 
 ^wer. 
 
 t lots. 
 
 ts and shoes. 
 
 ;ro('cr. 
 
 t lota. 
 
 lernon, widow. 
 
 ck, horse tlealer. 
 
 1, "C'.,'" 29th Kegt. 
 
 I •■ It " << 
 
 I, u. , 
 
 ,. "A.," •' 
 
 (retired.) 
 
 barrister 
 ttt inUrsecta,. 
 
 ll.T. 
 
 , laborer, 
 , broker. 
 
 £20 
 
 636 
 638 
 640 
 642 
 644 
 
 648 
 650 
 
 662 
 650 
 
 668 
 i< 
 
 660 
 662 
 664 
 666 
 668 
 
 Rir;hard B. Blake, commission mer- 
 
 chant 
 Private grounds. 
 Capt Felix Lennon, mariner. 
 George Wniy, dealer. 
 Jacob Haymond, engine-driver. 
 Thomas Jackson, laborer G. T. R. 
 Mc Bride k Co., butchers. 
 Vacant lols. 
 
 Bishop street intersects 
 
 Thos. Coates, prop. Western Hotel. 
 Andrew Smitn, harness and trunk 
 
 maker. 
 Mra. Hannah Hickey, grocer. 
 Henry Brock, prop. Brock's Monument 
 
 Hotel. 
 John Hennesy, pensioner. 
 John West, stone-cutter. 
 Edward Anpleton, laborer. 
 Edward Glentield, laborer. 
 David Dunn, jiensioner. 
 Robert Simpson, 13th Hussars. 
 Jos. Golding, prop. Balaklpva Hotel. 
 
 .Strachan street UUersects.. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Jeremiah Goddard, gate-keeper's lodge. 
 Rev. George Whittaker, provost. 
 I{ev. John Amberry, vi(!e-provo«t. 
 Rev. Wm. Jones, mathematical master. 
 Rev. A. J. Broughall, classical master. 
 James Bovell, M.D., Prof. Natural 
 
 Theology. 
 J. F. Scholes, porter. 
 Philip Hartley, steward. 
 
 Shaw street intersects 
 
 642 
 
 648 
 
 Edward Leadlay, hide and skin mer- 
 chant. 
 Thomas Hook. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 666, 668 Richard Montgomery, spinning- 
 wheel maker. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Vacant shop. 
 
 Vacont lot 
 John Dunn, tanner. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Williiim Kanere, drover. 
 Wm. Cruit, telegraph operator. 
 Martin Welsh, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 688 
 690 
 
 Oivens street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry McGuire, prop. Crown Inn. 
 , Ditndas street intrrseda 
 
 Queen street west-Soutb aide. 
 Commences at Vongr, and runs West to 
 
 Dundas. 
 1 John Jennings, dry goods. 
 9 James Uavey, flour and feed. 
 
 9 
 It 
 
 21. 
 25 
 27 
 31 
 
 314 
 
 33 
 
 334 
 
 35 
 
 35 4 
 
 39 
 
 41 
 
 43 
 
 46 
 
 Mrs. James Dcvey, intelligence office. 
 John McDonald, {mrter. 
 Hugh Jefferson, agent 
 Knox's Church. 
 
 23,' Samuel Meadows, plumber. 
 James McMannus, cooper. 
 Edward Kunitz, butcher. 
 Janjcs McKindlcss, carpenter. 
 William Mickle, pattern cutter. 
 Edmund Taylor, carpenter. 
 William Edington, painter. 
 Thomas Gregory, moulder. 
 Hugh RciJ, moulder. 
 Robert NiXon, painter. 
 James M;;Kav, clerk. 
 William Abellard, news agent. 
 Thomas Jackson, bill poster. 
 Francis P. Donohoe, shoemaker. 
 John Fry, cabinet-maker. 
 Joseph Wcstman, bellows-maker. 
 John Westman, parasol-maker. 
 James Vyse, pattern-maker. 
 Peter McCabe, second-hand store. 
 George D. Lucas, sig>; writer. 
 John Kavanogh, pawn broker. 
 Jennitth Murphy, pawn broker. 
 
 .Bay Street intersects,. 
 
 47 Mrs. Mary Iredale, tin shop. 
 49 John P. Dunn, Custom House officer. 
 ' Henry K. Dunn, salesman. 
 " r John Listove, carpenter. 
 " r Walter Eccles, book-keeper. 
 51 Michael Dewar, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Daniel Montgomery, carpenter. 
 
 David Ross, grocer. 
 
 Mrs. Julia Brown, widow. 
 
 Simeon Erwood, furniture dealer. 
 
 Richard Clark, shoemaker. 
 
 J. liewis, laborer. 
 
 Sebastian Fry, shoemaker. 
 
 Samuel Booth, car][H!nter. 
 k 67 William Bugg, second-hand turni- 
 ture. 
 
 William Fry, house and sign painter. 
 
 Mrs. f]. Scott 
 
 Mfss RoUen. straw bonnet-maker. 
 
 John Smart, hainlresser. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Brock, second-hand cloth- 
 ing. 
 
 William Calleiider, carver. 
 
 Mrs. Ann McClinton. 
 
 James McMp.nus, cooper, 
 
 John Judah, foreman. 
 
 John Moore, niattress-maker. 
 
 James Stephenson, second-hand furni- 
 ture. 
 
 Charles E. Rosenbury, grocer. , 
 
 Alfred Butler, news dealer. 
 
 John Hackett, school. 
 
 Hugh Mc(!aw, merchant tailor. 
 
 William McCaw, tailor. 
 
 Richard Beauchamp, furniture dealer. 
 
 William Lownsbrough, nhocmaker. 
 
 63 
 55 
 57 
 61 
 
 73 
 
 65 
 
 69 
 
 It 
 
 71 
 << 
 
 73 
 
 76 
 
 4( 
 
 77 
 79 
 81 
 
 83 
 85 
 87 
 89 
 
 «< 
 
 91 
 93 
 

 132 
 
 C. £. ANDERSON & GO. S 
 
 i 
 
 95 
 •< 
 
 << 
 
 t« 
 
 . t 
 
 v: 
 
 974 
 103 
 
 It;. 
 109 
 
 111 
 113 
 115 
 117 
 119 
 
 H. T. Smith, plumber. 
 John Ellis, bmM-finisher. 
 Robert Williams, brasa-moulder. 
 James Richards, plumber. 
 William Stanley, brass-finisher. 
 Miss C. V. Smnll\t-o<«l, hair-drcsser. 
 Thomns Smallwood. saw-sharpener. 
 
 ViHiint lots. 
 SainiK'l rranc, coal and wood. 
 A. J. Ikliiitj, pawn-broker. 
 Simon Nii'hvlls, saddler and suluon- 
 
 lvrr|.lT. 
 
 Mrs. £liza1>cth Bennett, ucond-liand 
 
 dealer. 
 Vacant shop. 
 Vacant shop. 
 Joseph Boyce, butcher. 
 H. J. Wood, tinsmith. 
 J. G. Marriot, butcher. 
 Michael Blume, druggist. 
 Thomns May, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Fork strut intersecUi. 
 
 121 
 123 
 
 125 
 
 II 
 
 129 
 181 
 133 
 187 
 139 
 
 145 
 
 Thomns Coyne, tavern-keeper. 
 
 Mrs. Sarah Hodgkinson, .second-hand 
 
 store. 
 Francis Kfarx, grocer. 
 Jehn, Henft, cigar-makcr. 
 William Briscoe, blacksmith. 
 William Clarke, shoemaker. 
 William Briscoe, blacksmith. 
 Neil Meehoii, saloon-keeper. 
 Thomas Henry, gardener. 
 William AVelsli, blacksniitli. 
 Michael Green, lalwrer. 
 Mrs. Mary Finegan. 
 Siimuil Leo, clerk, 
 William Loe, hous«>-painter. 
 Joseph Lee, druggi.st. 
 Philip Lee, druggist. 
 Jane Minor. 
 Vacant shop. 
 Vacant house. 
 Robert Smith, tlyer. 
 Caliughan McCarthy, builder. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Edward M. Hoddcr, M.I),, physician. 
 John Foster, grocer. 
 
 147 
 149 
 181 
 153 
 155 
 
 159 
 167 
 
 " Simcoe street intersects.. 
 
 169 
 171 
 173 
 
 Dr. R. J. Andrews, physician. 
 
 Robert Shc]ipnrd, mnrble cutter. 
 
 William II. Sheppard, marble cutter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Manscl Noland, truvcllcr. 
 
 Matthew Gannon. 
 
 Janus FaKiuluirsoii, tailor. 
 
 Timothy I) Leary, grocer. 
 
 Robert Dougla.-!. 
 
 David Williiinis, bricklayer, 
 
 David Ross, confcctionnr. 
 1914 Anthony Gilchrist, night watchman. 
 195, 197 John Spence, grocer. 
 199 Thomas Hell, wood ond cool. 
 203 William Coo, wire worker. 
 
 177 
 
 1774 
 
 179 
 
 181 
 
 183 
 
 ■i85 
 
 191 
 
 205 
 
 Thomas Kenne<ly, grocer. 
 Dutican street intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 John street inttrsetts, . 
 
 243, 246 Rickerstaffk Bro., grocers. 
 
 249 Police Station No. 3. 
 
 253 James Walker, tiiiie-kcfperLocomotiT* 
 
 Dept. (1. T, K. 
 2J6 John West, lnit< Ikt. 
 257 (itorge Maiks, engine-driver U. T. B. 
 259 James Dcnl.nni, carpenter. 
 2594 John Scholcs, shoiniaker. 
 261 John Allan, hilMiur. 
 
 " Mrs. M. J. (Jiinivlxll, widow, 
 Patrick Riley, \,,U i;.-t. 
 261 r Fred. (LiipprM 1,ili ng't. 
 263 Noble Charles. 1,1 our. 
 265 Mrs. Elicia Ri'ii.ili, buker. 
 
 " Donald JIcDonnld. 
 2654 J. P. Crocker, machinist. 
 
 " Mrs, Thos. Emery. 
 
 " r Mrs, Eliza Grcdwill. 
 
 " r Mrs. Eliza Flanagan. 
 
 " r Mrs. Sarnh Green. 
 
 " r Roger Connody, labort>r. 
 267 Isaac Grayson, giw^er ond dry gooda. 
 2^)9 Miss Jane Hall, drcs.smaker. 
 2694 Thomas Brew, tailor. 
 
 James Way, grocer and dry goods. 
 273 Mrs. Boyle, widow. 
 
 " Robert John.ston, cari>cnter. 
 275 Mrs. John Caldwell. 
 277 Robert Cowan, shoemaker. 
 279 Peter Bird, fruit dealer. 
 
 Vacant lots 
 283, 2831 William Moore, grocer. 
 285 Ricluml Jose, confectioner. 
 
 " James Cox, confectioner. 
 287 George Digby, saddler. 
 289 S. A. (Jliver, Hour and jjriKluce. 
 291 Arthur Farley, grocer. 
 
 Peter street intf.rsects 
 
 293 Samuel Hunter, tovern keeper. 
 295 Dr. John E. Kennedy, physician. 
 
 " George Gray, carpenter. 
 297 Mi.hael O'Loughlin, Uiilor. 
 299 Beuity & Townly, pointei-s. 
 303 (i. WootUand & .Son, boots and shoes. 
 305 Tliomaa Mockey, cab jjroprietor. 
 307 Vacant shop. 
 
 " .M. Ka.ssel, dry goods. 
 3074 Isaac Clare, farnur. 
 
 " r Vacant house. 
 309 Isaac Clare, farrier. 
 311 John Bai;i, baker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 317 Mrs. Kennedy, widow. 
 Vacant shop, 
 321 Dr. John Brown, physician. 
 323 (teorge Bell, hou.se furnishing. 
 
 Wcsleyan filcthmlist Church, 
 331 r William Don.ildson, engineer. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 138 
 
 881 r Archibald Crawford, baker. • 
 
 Walter Leigh, laborer. 
 333 Berrie & BrisbAiii', bakers. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 887 Valentine Caldwell, miner. 
 
 •• William M. Caldwell, miner. 
 339, 341, L«foi)old Schuster, cigarM 
 
 tobacco. 
 843 Arclii))ald McMuUen, grocer. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 847 Ilichard liawrcnce, saloon koeiier. 
 
 aud 
 
 479 
 
 485 
 
 497 
 
 .1 
 
 609 
 611 
 615 
 
 .Brofk gtreft intersects. 
 
 John Mulvey, grocer. 
 Charles Boatman, blacksmith. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Dominick Swift, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Edward C. Scarlett, lumber merchant. 
 John Higgins, lalwror. 
 — Stewart, machinist. 
 John Wiggins, saloon. 
 S. J. Wilnoii, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Tfcumseih street intersects 
 
 349 Vaiiint shop. 
 351 Edwin Talk, butcher. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 lyouis Uitchey, carpenter. 
 
 Joseph Holman, blacksmith. 
 
 John Mcintosh, blacksmith. 
 357i James F. McQuin, wagon-miJ rv 
 369 Michael Rouk, grocsr. 
 
 Thomas Kooke, cabinet-maker. 
 
 John Wallace, brewer. 
 
 James Harris, maltster. 
 
 — Stewart, musician. 
 
 'Robert Burroughes, messenger. 
 
 John Robinson, tviunstcr. 
 
 William Winter, engine driver (S.T.R. 
 
 George Davis, carjientter. 
 
 James F. McQuin, waggon maker. 
 
 Vacant Shop. 
 373 Mrs. S. Richardson, widow. 
 873i Mrs. M. A. Uavis, widow. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 353 
 356 
 867 
 
 861 
 863 
 363 
 867 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 Hon. Donald McDonald, M.L.C. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Esther street inUrsKts 
 
 877 J. R. Dunn, butcher. 
 879 Charles Ruse, grocer. 
 381 John O'Halloran, butcher. 
 383 David Bnidy, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 F. Rush, grocer. 
 
 George Evans, tinsmith. 
 
 David Kennedy, w.nggon maker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Portland street intersects. 
 
 A. Schultz & Co., grocers. 
 Geotge Hiirtiugh. 
 John Kitson, cabinet maker. 
 409 Mrs. James Drummond, millinery. 
 
 *• James Drummond, muchinist. 
 411 R. Fowles, gidccr. 
 413 Mrs. William Reeves, wiilow. 
 415 Daniel Sheehy, engine driver N.R. K. 
 Shed. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Alex. Phillips, striker N. R. C. 
 Shed. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 Bathurst street inltrseets. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 • " James Lester, gardener. 
 tli William Ho<idetts, 13th Hussars. 
 " Etlward Dalton, conductor O.T.B. 
 Vacant lot. 
 535 Jonathan Stubbs, agt Lubric. Oil Co. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Primitive Methodist Church, 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Niagara street intersects. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Laiu intersects 
 
 619 C'osgrave k Co., brewerj*. 
 A. Boyd, blacksmith. 
 Vacant lot 
 West Toronto Brewery, Wallis k Mou. 
 629 John Farr, brewer. 
 * Vacant lots. 
 
 mtrachan Avenue itUemects 
 
 Provincial I^unatic Asylum. 
 
 Ramsey's Lone -East side. 
 
 Commences at Queen IVest and rtins Tiorth to 
 Sydenham. 
 2 Peter Kerrigan, laborer. 
 Rear ]ircmises. 
 John Bligh, peddler. 
 William Tracy, shoemaker. 
 Vacant lot. 
 . James Banks, salesman. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Sydenham street intersects 
 
 Ramsey's Lane -West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen IVest and runs north to 
 
 Sydcnha7n. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Vacant house. 
 Rear premises. 
 Albert Albin, laborer. 
 6 William Leonard, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Sydenliam street intersects 
 
 Reed street- -North tide. 
 Commences at Pi)u (opposite General Hospital) 
 and runs East. 
 Vacant lots to end. 
 
184 
 
 0. B. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 ii i 
 
 -South ilda. 
 
 Commeneu at JSiu {oppotiU Oeneral HoipitaS) 
 and run* £aM. 
 
 VacAnt loU. 
 IiMC Ginn, printer. 
 iMac .Idhnatuii, lation-r. 
 William Owen, iiiachiiiiat 
 
 rrs-. 
 
 KagoBt itrMt- Bait Uda. 
 Commmcet at North Park, and runt North to 
 Beech. 
 liear preniiava. 
 Private gruunda. 
 
 Lane interucta. 
 
 Thomaa 1). Smith, cwrpenter. 
 
 Rear premiaea. 
 
 John Itay, carter. 
 
 William 8nuth, ahoemaker. 
 
 Mra. Jane Uurgoyne, waaherwoman. 
 
 Edward Hibbctt, Uilor. 
 
 Jamte street inteructt. 
 
 18 
 
 17 
 SI 
 S3 
 S6 
 
 Rear premisea. 
 Bnice Mitehi'U, gardener. 
 19 Edward Kiohanlwn, .wilor. 
 Vacant lota. 
 Edward I.<eech, carpenter. 
 Prirate grounda. 
 Thomaa Cody, laborer. ^ 
 
 Bagw* ttiMi- Waat rite 
 
 Comnuneet at South Park, and rune North 
 
 to Beech. 
 
 Rear premisea. 
 Privata grounda. 
 
 Lane intereecl*. 
 
 12 
 
 18 
 20 
 S2 
 
 S8 
 84 
 88 
 
 Thomaa Muir, porter. 
 Vacant loU. 
 Patrick Leary, laborer. 
 Michael Kennedy, laborer. 
 John Patton, alioemaker. , 
 
 Prirate grounds. 
 
 Jametetrtft xnterMcts 
 
 William G. McDermutt, confectionar. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 John Hrown, mrdener. 
 
 Private grounda. 
 
 Thomaa Hcrgin, laborer. 
 
 Private grounda. 
 
 Rear premisea. 
 
 Bttch street interteels , 
 
 i 
 
 Eaaflraw atraat- East alda. 
 
 Commences at Queen and runs north to Orange 
 road. 
 
 8 Mrs. Elizabeth Sibbitt, widow. 
 
 S George Sharp, tiluaterer. 
 
 7 Thomaa Rain, laborer. 
 
 •* Leonard Wilcox- 
 
 9 William Sanderson, laborer. 
 
 Lane intersects, , 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 18 D. McMorria, cabinet-makt.. 
 
 16 John Murphy, laborer. 
 
 " Mra. Margaret Hickey, widow. 
 " r George Uuaa, ])eddler. 
 
 17 David Ikll, tailor. 
 •• Mrs. A. Purves. 
 
 " r Edward Powell, lalwrer. 
 
 19 Daniel Enriuht, laliorer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 23 Alexander Smith, lulmrer. 
 '* r Mrs. Catherine Garrahey, widow. 
 " r MisH Hannah Coghlin. 
 25 Dennis Guinauc, laborer. 
 " r Thomaa Perkins, Tarmer. 
 " r Mrs. Catherine McNulty. 
 27 Thomaa Darcy, carpenter. 
 29 Ittrs. Ann Murphy, widow. 
 31 ^Villiam McVein, aaleaman. 
 33 Daniel Flanagan, dairyman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 61 John Barley, letter-carrier. 
 •• Robert Simiile, carpentt-r. 
 63 Mrs. Mary I'atterson, widow. 
 
 Vui'ttut lota. 
 
 .Orange Road intersects. 
 
 Baafraw straat—Waat side. 
 
 Commtncts at Qtuen and runs north to Orange 
 road. 
 
 2 Michael Cleary, innkcejxir. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 10 William Ridley, painter, G. T. R. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 20 Mrr. Catherine Burns, widow. 
 " Mrs. Hannah Kliis, widow. 
 22 Michael Burns, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Orange road inte.Mcts 
 
 16 
 
 ftiohaond street East- Morth std*. 
 Cotnmeticfs at Yomje and rtins to Nelson. 
 
 4 George Campl>ell, ]>atent forge maker. 
 6 Charles A. Scodding, printers' joiner. 
 " Nathaniel Whitehousc, pocket l)Ook 
 maker. 
 
 J. R. Armstrong's Foundry. 
 
 Humphrey Elliott, boarding house. 
 
 Victoria strut internets 
 
 Ij. C. Coddington, Richmond House. 
 
 Willioin Louden, clerk P.O. 
 
 Drs. King and liay, physi>iana and 
 
 surgeons. 
 F. H. McCallum, druggiat, 
 Edward Foley, laborer. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 20 
 22 
 
 26 
 
n, laborer. 
 
 erHcU, 
 
 luU. 
 
 net-makt.-. 
 
 jorer. 
 
 ukey, widow. 
 
 iler.. 
 
 alwrer. 
 il)or«r. 
 : lot 
 
 liiliorer. 
 
 irrahey, widow. 
 hiin. 
 laborer, 
 farmer. 
 cNulty. 
 irj)enter. 
 r, widow. 
 
 aalesman. 
 
 dairyman. 
 loU. 
 
 ter-carrier. 
 irpcntrr. 
 son, widow. 
 
 loU. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 135 
 
 I intersectt. 
 
 r-WMt ltd*. 
 
 ( runs north to Orangt 
 i. 
 
 n.-ikce]>cr. 
 
 lota. 
 
 painter, 0. T. R. 
 enttts 
 
 lota. 
 
 urns, widow. 
 ia, widow, 
 iborer. 
 
 lota. 
 
 I inU,-$teti 
 
 
 kit- North ltd*. 
 and rtint to Xelson. 
 
 jiatent forKe maker, 
 iiiff. printem' joiner. 
 Iiuiifie, pockut l)Ook 
 
 » Foundry. 
 
 t, tiuardiiig house. 
 
 t interacts 
 
 , Kidiiiiond House. 
 
 ch-rk P.O. 
 
 liay, phyii<ians and 
 
 druggist 
 borer. 
 
 ersects. 
 
 38 Joseph Anderson, grain merchant. 
 80 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant carpenter's shop. 
 
 Lane arul itablts intersecL 
 
 38 Mrs. Amelia King, 
 Canadian Institute. 
 44 II. Galbraith, liousc-kceiKr Canadian 
 Institute 
 
 S2 
 <> 
 
 64 
 B6 
 C8 
 «0 
 
 82 
 68 
 70 
 
 41 
 
 72 
 
 74 
 «i 
 
 76 
 
 78 
 80 
 
 86 
 88 
 90 
 92 
 
 94 
 
 96 
 ti 
 
 98 
 100 
 102 
 
 106 
 « 
 
 .Clare strni intenuctn. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Thomns l>. Harris, general agent, 
 .lohn Whitehuail, engineer. 
 Mrs. Mary Jane Walsh, boarding h^use. 
 ^Villiam McFarland, clerk. 
 Joshua Crawford, pap«>r-bag mauufac- 
 
 tun-r. 
 Percival Placer, grocer. 
 Adolphus Whiter, lal)orer. 
 James McCarron, lal>orer. 
 Mrs, Nora Kennedy, boarding house. 
 Mrs, Francis Moran, huckster. 
 James Moran, cabman. 
 Timothy Harnett, printer. 
 Patrick Doyle, bookseller. 
 Hugh 8. Crewe, clerk. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Matthew O'Connor, painter. 
 Mrs. Filiza Ovens, boarding-house. 
 William Hammond, shoemaker. 
 Mrs. C. n. Merrick. 
 James H. Merrick, merchant 
 Uominick A. Merrick, merchant 
 Mrs, Margaret Little, seamstress. 
 Bernard Judge, tailor. 
 Peter Foley, shoemaker. 
 Thomas Herkinshaw, traveller. 
 Patrick Kane, tailor. 
 Mrs. Ellen Duff, grocer. 
 
 Vacnnt lot. 
 Burnett Dolan, moulder. 
 Samuel Piddington, printer. 
 
 .Lane interucl*., 
 
 108 William Tavlor, shoemaker. 
 
 110 Mrs. Mary Elliot, boarding-house, 
 
 Laiu intersteti 
 
 112 Philip Flinn, carter. 
 Vacant lot 
 
 .NeUon ilrtet intersects. 
 
 RlohmoBd BtTMt East-South sld*. 
 
 Commencts ol Yonijt mid rtins east to Ntlton. 
 
 1, 3 H. J. Rose, dniggist. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 7 Mrs, Kichmond, lK)anling-liouse. 
 9 £. J, Wallace, moulder, 
 
 Lane interseets 
 
 11, 13, 16 fiiilK-rt IVttTcy & Son, painters 
 and glaziers. 
 
 17 
 10 
 
 Lant inttneets , 
 
 Mrs. Charlotte ?>ehan, boarding-houa«. 
 T. W. F, Smallwood, Federal Works. 
 
 Victoria strut internets 
 
 23 Philip Murphy, shoemaker, 
 25 Mrs. Ann S[)olling, wosherwoman. 
 Baptist Church. 
 
 Lane intersect* 
 
 31 Mrs. eiizahi'th Dixon. 
 
 Lant intersects 
 
 33 John Hall, M.D., ItoMueopathist. 
 La}u interseets 
 
 37 ('hns. B. Jones, M,l)., homoeopathist. 
 Mrs. Emily H. Stowo, M,l), 
 Kol>ert I^slie, builder. 
 Miss J, A. Stewart, boarding-house. 
 Mrs. Annie Adair, boarding-house. 
 Robert Wilson Dossor, grease mano- 
 
 facturer. 
 Mrs. Alice Kirby, )H)arding-house. 
 Mrs. Sarah M. Douglas. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Smedley k Sutherland, packing-box 
 
 manufacturer. 
 Mrs. Mary Ann Ashall, marine shop. 
 Mrs. Mary Dubson. 
 Samuel Oliver, painter. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Henry McEvoy, tavem-keeiwr. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Peter McDonald, grocer. 
 
 Laiu intersects 
 
 67 Vacant house. 
 
 69 William Powor, pensioner. 
 
 71 John Ulorer, lal>orer. 
 
 .. Lane interuets 
 
 78 John McCaully, shoemaksr. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Lane iuterseets 
 
 Alex, McCarthy, mail conductor N, R.R 
 Rev. M. (Sarvey, synagogue. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 83 
 
 3» 
 41 
 43 
 45 
 47 
 
 40 
 61 
 
 66 
 
 67 
 69 
 61 
 
 66 
 
 79 
 81 
 
 Thomas H. Scholes, painter. 
 Edward Russell, clerk. 
 William Henderson, book-binder. 
 Silas Urahani, tailor. 
 John McQrath, carpenter. 
 
 Lane i)i ^rcts. 
 
 Michael Culhane, shoemaker. 
 Michael O'Connor, carter. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 90 Stephen Ikvine, laborer. 
 
 '* John O'Connor, hilwrer. 
 
 '* r Mrs. Bridget McOregor, washerwoman. 
 
 " r Cornelius Daly, laborer. 
 101 Mrs. Ann Shields. 
 
 86 
 87 
 89 
 91 
 
 95 
 
 97 
 
<lt" 
 
 <,•'>.' i< 
 
 
 186 
 
 C. £. AMDEBSON A Ca S 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Cbriitian lirothfn' Schoul. 
 
 Lane inUrHcU 
 
 109 Vacant Iioum. 
 
 Ill Henry Kane, lalwrer. 
 
 Kdward Thornhill, tavfrnkei'pcr. 
 
 Ntl$on ttnel intfnecla 
 
 RtohmoBd ftTMt Wait- Nonh aida. 
 Cvmtnfneet at Vonge and rtini vtH to Peter, 
 Hear ]>rrniisea. 
 
 JameA Hurry, St. Oeorgr's iwloon. 
 James Wylie, Iniildrr. 
 John Carter, printer. 
 William Carter, rarpcntor. 
 Watson Taylor, tiiilor. 
 Alfred Taylor, tailor. 
 Rear Kno.x'a Church. 
 HooUi k Son, eoppcr-amitlia. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Jamea McKce, loaehman. 
 nartliolomew Heed, )<aint<>r. 
 Andrew Kiddle, lal)orer. 
 Mrs. Karah Krooka, (widow Joseph), 
 
 boarding-house. 
 Jamea Morrow, dairyman. 
 Mra. Mary Ann Forbes, (widow -\lex- 
 
 ander). 
 David Sleeth, printer. 
 Mrs. Johana, (widow James). 
 John N. Agnew, physician. 
 
 Bay street intersects. 
 
 4S George Armstrong, grocer. 
 " Mrs. Maria Hughes, (widow James). 
 James Irwin, aalesman. 
 John Taylor, tobacconist. 
 Mrs. M.artha Dunlou, (wid. Jackson.) 
 Patrick McKello, laborer. 
 Joseph MoCutcheon, tailor. 
 William Wilson, laborer. 
 Samuel Stern, importer. 
 Mrs. Christi'ia Faulkner, (widow Oeo.) 
 Charles A. iicnnett, baker. 
 George Oal, book-keeper. 
 William Givwdcn, turner. 
 James MrPherson, book-keeper. 
 Joseph Kirkland. shoemaker. 
 C. J. Thorlcy, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Christopher Harris, waiter. 
 
 Donnelly, mason. 
 
 Mrs. Harriet Wvmau, (wid. William). 
 
 Hoarding house. 
 
 Chiiriea Wright, blacksmith. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Morley, widow William. 
 
 Mrs. Ann lioveli, widow of James. 
 
 John Garvin, general agent Ktna Life 
 
 Assurance Co. 
 Thom»s D. Harris. 
 John Wilcooks, builder. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John A. Donaldsion, Gorernment Im- 
 migration Agent 
 
 « 
 
 8 
 10 
 
 14 
 
 12 
 ■t 
 
 2« 
 
 30 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 
 3S 
 40 
 
 42 
 44 
 
 48 
 
 60 
 52 
 54 
 66 
 
 58 
 60 
 62 
 64 
 66 
 68 
 70 
 72 
 
 76 
 78 
 80 
 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 P8 
 
 90 
 92 
 
 9« 
 
 98 John Bailey, rar|)«ntcr. 
 100 Mrs. Kaloma I'lelf, widow Anthonj. 
 102 MrM. H. Fry. 
 
 104 William Dixon, rarriaga m^er. 
 1044 James Godfrey, inachiniat. 
 106 John James, clerk. 
 108 k no Kdward Wilby, children's carriage 
 
 maker. 
 (First Colored) Wcsleyan Methodist 
 
 Church. 
 112 Mrs. Kuther Owen, widow Ilichard. 
 114 Michael <io<lfreV', grocer. 
 116 (ieorge Hill, saloon. 
 
 York street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 124 Henry Wati-on, carfHuter. 
 126 William Uobins, builder. 
 
 Vac.mt lots. 
 1.14 Dennis I.«'ary, laborer. 
 136 Henry Ferguson, stonecutler. 
 138 James Little, bnggage-maater. 
 
 ** Snmuid Foster, city jtolice. 
 140 John Monison, carpenter. 
 142 TlioniMs Cnl)Ie, carriage-builder. 
 1424 John Scales, ])orter. 
 144 Chas. G. Dunn, machinist 
 146 Hichard Hnssard, i>aintcr. 
 148 Penjamin Worth, builder. 
 
 *• r Mrs. Kliza Hamilton, wid. John, 
 160 Duncan Mclaggnrt, wooil agt G.T.R. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 152 Martin Duniphv, steam- fitter. 
 154 Mrs. Isabella Martin. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Simcoc street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 168 Thomas Wallace. 
 170 'Ihonias Go<lson, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 176 James Norris, bookkeeper. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 182 Andrew Walton, merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 188 James W. Inman, salesman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 194 Mrs. Ix>uisa I^'wis, wid. Daniel. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 200 Henry Godson, district- iiis|)ector of 
 excise. 
 
 V.icant lots. 
 204 Mrs. .Sarah I. Iturns. wid. William. 
 ?66 Andrew Hussell, 
 
 huncnn street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Christopher llobinson, Q.C., I>an'ister. 
 
 John street intersects 
 
 2.'J2 Koderick Cournecn, marine inspector. 
 234 Richard Kirkwood, teamster. 
 230 Daniel I>anib, blacksmith. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 340 G. Haker, mer.'hnnt. 
 242 Ucv Thomas S. Kllerbjr, EpiacopaL 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTOUY. 
 
 137 
 
 titer, 
 widow Anthony. 
 
 rringti m^cr. 
 chinut. 
 
 ', children'tcu-riage 
 
 'onlrynn MethodUt 
 
 willow llichsrd. 
 rocrr. 
 
 tttr$feti. 
 
 A*. 
 
 ptTiter. 
 
 lililt-r. 
 
 L)tl. 
 
 riT. 
 
 OIlfcuttlT. 
 
 i|;c-iiiaatifr. 
 jwlitr. 
 |icnter. 
 iu{;i*LuilJfr. 
 
 c'hiniat. 
 
 ai liter. 
 
 )uilil(>r. 
 
 n, wid. John, 
 
 , WOOtl Bgt, G.T.R. 
 
 t)t«. 
 
 :cuni- fitter. 
 
 n. 
 
 nUrsecU. 
 
 DtS. 
 
 erchani. 
 
 )ti. 
 
 •keeper. 
 
 ^tn. 
 
 iTi hant. 
 
 itH. 
 
 laleiinmn. 
 
 ItH. 
 
 wid. Daniel. 
 
 atrict- inspector of 
 
 >tt. 
 
 I, will. William. 
 
 inUrsfcU . 
 
 m, Q.C., 1)arrUter. 
 
 Ursfcls 
 
 niaririi- inspRctor. 
 Ipani.sfcr. 
 sinitli. 
 
 U. 
 
 Thy, EpiicopaL 
 
 846 Kotiert ntimt. 
 
 248 Charles Shatter, marble-cutUf. 
 
 550 Matilda Kurvinan, widow Ilowland. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 551 ra|it. Hiiniuel Hylvrsttr. ■ 
 
 268 Samuel FiicdlitndiT, train deapatch«r 
 
 (».T,H. 
 2S8 Miss Margaret Drown. 
 260 I'eter Uo«s, clerk Tost OOico. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 201 John Uoss, salrsninn. 
 Vutant lot. 
 llear prciiiisi-M. 
 
 PtUr itrtft inttriftti 
 
 Richmond strMt Wast South stda. 
 
 Cnmmfnftt nl Yony* and ntn» xoest to Brock. 
 
 1 Marmailuke I'earaon, merchant. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 6 John (iillrii, lioiler-niaker. 
 " Til 'J Jolin Sepsworth, wagiron maker. 
 
 " " William 1 1 ornshaw, jobbing smith. 
 94 .'"hn Green, tailor. 
 11 i'liomaa Davidson, bookkeeper. 
 " Mi'H. Jane [)aviils«)ti, widow John. 
 18 Mark Mowman, book-keeper. 
 1S| Daniel (Ireenwond, iiensinner. 
 " Mrs. Allison, nii>lwife. 
 
 Catholic Apostolio Churrh. 
 10 Jnmes Mcllinurray, physician'. 
 
 Wealeyan Methodist f'hurch. 
 89 Ford k Kurbes, carpenters and Joiners. 
 United Tresbyterian Church. 
 
 Hay itrtet inUrtteta 
 
 Rear nreniisca. 
 47 Mrs. r'liza Creighton, wid. Samuel. 
 49 Mrs. MarE.irtt Carrick, wid. Andrew. 
 51 Nathan .Musgrove, whitewiuthing. 
 KS, C5 Hobert Armstrong, builder. 
 ft7 William Iturke, builder and lumber 
 dealer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ShfpiMirtt utrtft inlerseett 
 
 Lumber yard. 
 
 John Singleton, jiainter. 
 
 Hiram Morse, train despatrbor Q.T.R. 
 
 Willium Kahey. 
 
 Thomas Kuliey, elerk. 
 
 S. r. Kleiser, jeweller. 
 
 Thomas Hilton, shoomaker. 
 
 Yard. 
 
 Daniel lirooke, senr. 
 
 Daniel (). Mrooke. 
 
 Thomas Wruv, Itook keeper. 
 
 Henrj' W. pfiillipji, carpenter. 
 
 Charles W. Maltmaii, box-maker. 
 
 Lant inU ntcU 
 
 «0i 
 
 71 
 
 73 
 
 7* 
 
 77 
 
 81 
 
 13 
 85 
 
 864 
 
 87 Jauies Murray, weaver. 
 
 Vucant lot. 
 91, 95 Mrs. Hose llinton, lioarding boUM. 
 97 Charles Kuuh, shoemaker. 
 
 97 Steward I.eter, laborer. 
 99, 101 WllHain Foy, grocer, 
 
 York ttrtft inttrttct* m. 
 
 Hear jiremises. 
 Ill r Martin liorrigitn, lalMUT. 
 
 •* r Owen Quirk, laltorer. 
 Ill James Herry, farrier. 
 113 Samuel Tettigiew k Co.. builders. 
 
 116 James Drewitt, mail-driver. 
 
 117 Joseph Curry, teamster. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 131 l-Mward S» • ge, builder. 
 
 Stone ). .. 
 133 Hugh ' alwell, horae-shoer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 .Siiiifot ttrut inUrutUu. 
 
 153 
 166 
 167 
 ISO 
 161 
 
 171 
 173 
 
 181 
 
 187 
 
 233 
 
 235 
 237 
 
 243 
 
 201 
 26.1 
 2C6 
 267 
 
 Rear premises, 
 
 William Durie, clerk. 
 
 John Dixon, carriage-builder. 
 
 Matthew Kelloch. 
 
 S. Skelton. 
 
 Hugh Sinclair, landing-waiter H. M. C, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John J. Vickers, express agent. 
 Alexander Cemmell, bookkscpar. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Norris Ula4-k, sewing mat-hiuca. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Michael Uwlor, M.D., physician. 
 
 Duncan tlrut inUr$teU 
 
 I'rivate grounds. 
 
 John Streelinttrteelt, 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Mrs. llschel I'hipiia, widow Thomaa, 
 
 dressmaker. 
 James Sykes, lal>orer. 
 James McMalion, tailor. 
 I'rivate grounds. 
 Samuel H. Smith. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 John Jose, laltorer. 
 William HuUen, laborer. 
 Mr. Helen I.ewis. 
 Patri-V McConvey, lal>orer. 
 
 PtUr Strrtl inUrufU. 
 
 BtTtr rr««.t-East slda. 
 
 f'om'mfnct* at ^'r 7 nd runs north to Don. 
 
 Thcnnis s>av.-.», Don Brewery. 
 Chillies Winter, soap factory. 
 William Lucas, edUnnan. 
 
 Vacant lota, 
 llolwrt Charlton. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thompson k Allen, East End Brewery. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 M. Iiinis, turner. 
 Joseph Harrington, gardener. 
 
 Vacnut Iota. 
 
 27 
 59 
 
 43 
 
 97 
 
J. 
 
 i 
 
 188 
 
 C. JS. ANDERSON A CO.'s 
 
 Owen Keho«, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Paraon Rroa. , Don Oil Refineiy. 
 W. A. Clark, auperintcndent Don Oil 
 Kefinery. 
 
 Donitreet inUrieets 
 
 Rlrar itraat-Waat wU». 
 Comnuneet at King and runt north to Don. 
 
 Itear prt'.iisca. 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Vacant lo{j. 
 Jonathan Dunn, oscnt Don brewery. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Vacant houaejt. 
 
 Vacant lotR, 
 Jeremiah O'Hearu, uniployde Rolling 
 
 Mills. 
 Peter Kerr, employee Rolling Mills. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wm. lionff, jr., brakeman 0. T. R. 
 William l<<>ng, sr., shoemaker. 
 Richard Johnston, laborer, 
 liobert Charlton, lat)orer. 
 
 Vocont lots. 
 Simon K.!ho<;, l.ihoror. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Watt, jwrtcr. 
 James Scarlett, carter. 
 
 Dcech strtet interurts 
 
 Vacant \uU. 
 Mrs. I<ouis« Silverthorne, widow, mil- 
 liner. 
 Michael Cosiiidv, laliorer. 
 
 Oak street intersects 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Don street intersects 
 
 Robart streat Bast side. 
 
 Commences at L'oUeije ntui runs north to city 
 limits. 
 
 Vaiunt lots. 
 Samuel Johneton, idaner. 
 Viiumt "ot*. 
 
 66 
 
 68 
 70 
 72 
 
 84 
 
 04 
 
 .City limits. 
 
 Kobart street -West Sid*. 
 
 Commences at Uolhuje und runs north to city 
 limits. 
 
 2 John West, lalmrcr. 
 Vacant lots. 
 10 John Dunn, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 8S John HiidgcrN, lalHirer. 
 87 Mia. Margaret Imw, wiilow. 
 Vacant lots. 
 H. I.. Hinie, land a^cnt. 
 Michael Dillon, laborer. 
 
 City limits 
 
 32 
 34 
 30 
 38 
 
 RoblaaoB street West- North slda. 
 
 Commence* at Jiathurst, a7ul ruiu lVe*t t* 
 
 Strachan. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Markhu m street intersects 
 
 28 John Munn, jiorter. 
 
 30 Thonnui Foster, cleaner O.T.R. 
 
 Thomas Dunn, laborer. 
 
 JanicH Hankiii, machinist. 
 
 James Kluckiuore, car|K-nter. 
 
 Francis F. Haugh, durk U. W. U. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Ontario street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lumley street ininsects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 llo}>e street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bishop street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 120 George Caddy worth, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Strachan street intersects 
 
 RoblBSOB street Weat South stda. 
 
 Cumtnences ut JJHthurst and mm JFnt 
 to Strachan. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Charles llagnall, laliorer. 
 
 \ ncant lots. 
 31 William Ked|>atli, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot«. 
 37 James 0. McDonald. 
 3» Udney Walker. 
 41 liev. W. H. Hagan. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lumley street ifierneits 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bishop street iiUersedt , 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 115 John .lackson, kee|wr l^nnatio Asylum. 
 117 Jidin tScully, keeper Lunatic Asylum. 
 119 (ieorgu i'ulham, lulHirer. 
 121 Christopher liarnian, lalxrer. 
 123 John Mellninri', lalmrer. 
 126 . Forsyth. 
 
 Strachan stteet interssets 
 
 
 Rttssell Street 
 
 Commences tU Queen's Park and runs vest to 
 
 Bnhert. 
 
 (No llousna.) 
 
rt-North lUU. 
 
 aiul rutu H^fit U 
 n. 
 it«. 
 t inlnsecU 
 
 unrr (}.T.Il. 
 
 >riT. 
 
 Iiiniat. 
 
 uriK-ntiT. 
 
 ■ link C. W. 11. 
 
 llM. 
 
 inttrudM , 
 
 oU. 
 
 inUraects 
 
 otfl. 
 
 iteritcU 
 
 otti. 
 
 inUraeet* 
 
 otjt. 
 
 I, laborer, 
 ots. 
 
 inlcrucU 
 
 It South (Id*. 
 
 4 unit ntnt JVul 
 ■an. 
 
 otN. 
 
 ilwrer. 
 
 otti. 
 
 i iirp«nt«r. 
 
 lotR. 
 
 a. 
 
 uta. 
 Mta. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 139 
 
 I>t4. 
 
 iiUerKcU , 
 
 uti. 
 
 «r Liinntio Asylum. 
 
 r Lunatic Ah^Iuiu. 
 
 Hirer. 
 
 n, lal).rcr. 
 
 urtT. 
 
 itiUrncli. 
 
 TMt. 
 
 rk and mm vtM to 
 
 m.) 
 
 tajrcr itrMt-lMt ild*. 
 
 Oommtnctt at Quern }Fe*t, and rutu north to 
 College Avenue. 
 
 Rear prfmiaiM. 
 9 William H. Ilirk, ahoemakcr. 
 11 George Kutcher, lalwrer. 
 13 John lIuwkinH, U)>orer. 
 
 16 William Colby, lal>orer. 
 
 •' Henry W. Murpdith, ahoemaker. 
 
 17 William Midilleton, nirasrnger. 
 1ft William Whitcomlm, rhair-carrer. 
 21 Lutlntr D'OrHay, laborer. 
 
 SS James Harris, waiter. 
 Vaiant lota. 
 
 Albert ttrul intersccti 
 
 Rear preniisrs. 
 41 Samufl Covne, s<-liool-teai'lier. 
 
 45 James F. Whcnton foreman iron foun- 
 
 dry. 
 
 46 John A. Haines, musirian. 
 
 47 John Welsh, |>uinter. * 
 
 Vacant lot 
 61 William Smith, porter. 
 63 Tobias (iillrapic, tinsmith. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 67 Tlioinas I<arkin, imuun. 
 Louiaaitreft iiUeraectt 
 
 69 Oaorge Ilendrrstm, grocer. 
 01 William l.<mghead, car|ient«r. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 67 William Ptr.y, painter. 
 89 (>ill)«rt Percy, |K.-rter. 
 71 Joseph Neil, carter. 
 73 Vacant house. 
 75 Bernard McCaulay, moulder. 
 77 Vacant liouse, 
 
 79 Koland M< Donald, brakesman U. T. U. 
 81 Francis Mn-wn, di-y g<«Mis. 
 83 Jamca Willis, houseniover. 
 
 86 James HesHp, iron founder. 
 
 87 Catherine McDonnhl, waaherworaan. 
 89 r John MuUuik, laUir.'r. 
 
 894r Catherine Davis, washerwoman. 
 91 James Mullen, laUirer. 
 93 Vsrnnt house. 
 95 ]{olH>rt McKcc, ninson. 
 97 Isttiah Mrown, laUirer. 
 101 Henry Digbv, miller. 
 103, 105, k 107, henry Hriggs, rarpenter. 
 Vacant loti. • 
 Vacant house. 
 
 121 
 123 
 
 Aijneii atreet interitcU. 
 
 I{e*r premises. 
 
 Vscant hoiue. 
 
 WiH>4l van I. 
 131 Janu'H Vlcnderleilh, carjienter. 
 133 Bamud Murjdiy, butt:her. 
 
 KtluHinl ilrrrt xnterueia, „ 
 
 136 Alexunder T. Johnston, grocer. 
 
 137 Mrs. Ann Silver. 
 
 139 Jamea Morrow, carpenter. 
 Hear premises. 
 Vacant house. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Blm itreet intersects 
 
 156 Mrs. Warner, widow. 
 
 157 Charles Stewart, printer. 
 159 James Morrow, caritenter. 
 101 James Kerr, moul.ler. 
 
 163 Thomas (iray, clerk in Chancery. 
 
 166 Mrs. Hannah Montgomery, «.^ow oi 
 
 Kev. K. A. 
 
 167 Mrs. Margaret Timson. 
 
 109 James Aikenhead, salesman. 
 Kear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot^ 
 181 John Hedden, carter. 
 1G5 Thomas (larrick, bricklayer. 
 
 ** Andrew Klvine, cutter. 
 187 Duncan Cameron, student. 
 189 William Milne, cariient^T. 
 189 r Frederick Fisher, cabinet maker. 
 191 r William Hutchinson, cari>cntcr. 
 196 'lliomas Kvans, carter. 
 10.^^ Holxrt Huliuan, conductor O.T.R. 
 1U7 Charles Wakefield, shoemaker. 
 109 Charles Smith, builder. 
 llayter street intersects 
 
 Hear premises. 
 211 Vacant house. 
 213 John Best, grocer. 
 315 All>ert Jones, butler. 
 217 Henry Jones, waiter. 
 219 Mrs. Margaret Hnmllwood. 
 221 (Jcorge Nokes, broom-maker. 
 233 Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, tcamstreM. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 227 Hichard Carter, tolwcco worker. 
 229 William Siver, porter C.T.R. 
 
 Vai'ant lots. 
 235 Jonathan Attiel, can>enter. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 .Avenue htnt inlerteets. 
 
 lAjar gtreei-West aids. 
 
 ('ovnnfnce.i at Qitten H'e»t and runs noriK to 
 t'olltiie .^I'fHue. 
 
 OsgiNxle Hall and grounds. 
 
 Dsyooile street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 ... Lnne intersects 
 
 66 r l^njamin Field, tailor. 
 
 68 r I'eter W»k«1, car|>«nter 
 
 CO William J. Craig, un$;ineer. 
 
 62 Win. J. Alexamler, cabinetmaker. 
 
 64 Joseph liiMlir, moulder. 
 
 60 Allan Thomson, printer. 
 
 66|| John l^irrie, slmemaker. 
 
 08 Hubert I'im, piano-maker. 
 
 70 Mr*. HvlxiccA Moor. 
 
n 
 
 i I 
 
 BM 
 
 
 140 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 74 
 •• I 
 
 741 
 
 76 
 
 78 
 
 80 
 
 84 
 
 86 
 
 88 
 
 90 
 
 08 
 100 
 102 
 
 106 
 
 1064 
 108 
 110 
 112 
 
 114 
 116 
 118 
 120 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Kichnnl Vollor. 
 
 Janict MalFer, curpontcr. . 
 
 William Storey, iiaintef. 
 Mrs. Ann Crow, widow. 
 James Storey, porter. 
 IsitbcUa (iranam, grocer. 
 Samuel Gilmoure. cow-keeiH-r. 
 William J. Maguii-e, plumocr. 
 I'hilip Shcehan, detective. 
 Fklwurd Lye, organ -builder. 
 William Itc(ldan, contractor. • 
 Methodist Epis('o))ol Church. 
 Nathaniel liaker, carriage-trimmer. 
 Fran.^i^ Lech, painter. 
 Robert Stewart, blacksmith. 
 Emor W. Latham, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 Isaac Warden, house-mover. 
 George Heatley, tinsmith, 
 Sanmcl Davics, clerk. 
 William Smith, builder. 
 William Robins, carpenter. 
 Thomas O. Plowman, gardener. 
 James McMurray, cai penter. 
 .Samuel Hilts, grocer. 
 Ifei.ry Cooper, engineer. 
 Jeremiah ItenncsHV, broom-maker. 
 James Ramsay, grocer. 
 
 Ayna street intersecti. 
 
 122 
 
 128 
 
 James O'Reilly, tailor. 
 Vacant lots, 
 James Wright, carpenter. 
 James Dykes, car|)enter. 
 '* r James An4lrt'w, engine-driver. 
 130 Robert Milligan, printer, 
 132 Thomas (Jreen, slioemakor, 
 1324 '^ol'n !'■ Corin, painter. 
 '* James Wilson, painter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Edward street interseets 
 
 Vacant lots 
 Vacant house. 
 
 .. Lane intcrseefs. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 148 Frederick J. Wood, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Elm street intersects 
 
 164' 
 
 166 
 
 168 
 
 160 
 
 162 
 
 164 
 
 166 
 
 168 
 
 170 r 
 
 172 r 
 
 174 
 
 176 
 
 178 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William .\iiderson, laborer. 
 Miss Mary Foster, laundress. 
 Charles Carr, laboier. 
 llobert Hrown, ship-wright. 
 Thoniiu; Hart, carpenter. 
 Joseph Pilgrim, shoemaker. 
 William Peirce, wlutcwasher. 
 Jesse linsby, shoemaker. 
 Richard Undcrhill, brick-maker. 
 Joseph Dobbin, ttarpenter. 
 Walter Dickey, inouI<UT. 
 Edward Woo<l8, station master. 
 Henry Holman, tailor. 
 
 1784 Johri .r. Funston, conductor G. T, R. 
 
 180 Gilbert Milligan, carpenter. 
 
 182 r Thoniiis Sampson. 
 
 184 James Patterson, liut-presser. 
 
 186 Mrs. Eliza Wamn, grocer. 
 
 188 Alex. Grimson, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 192 James Anhetcll, foundryman. 
 194 Henry Dalton, tailor. 
 1944rl''raniis Brown, carjienter, 
 196 George Do<ld, i>olisner. 
 198 Vacant house. 
 200 Vacant house. 
 202 David Sampson, match -maker. 
 R<Mir premises. 
 
 Ch rxstophtr street intersects 
 
 206 John .Sanderson, grocer. 
 
 208 James Farrell. 
 
 212 William Wilson, itlasterer. 
 
 214 Clmrli's Addison, laborer. 
 
 216 K«iiiamin McKcnnv, furniture-finisher. 
 218 
 
 220 Thomas Reynolds, tailor, 
 
 222 Caleb Hoyce, laborer. 
 
 224 ^Irs. Susannah MiCuire, tailoresa. 
 
 224 r Mrs. ^fary Ann Fitzgibbuns, washer- 
 woman. 
 
 226 Isaac Francis. 
 
 228 Cerbcrry Ktnnedy, grocer. 
 
 230 Christopher C. Lee, jobber. 
 
 232 Mrs. Eliza Ann Gorein y, drcsa-muVer. 
 
 234 Vacant house. 
 
 236 Vacant house, 
 
 238 Vacant house. 
 
 240 V, ".cant house, 
 
 242 Vacant house. 
 
 Aititue la7u intcrseeU. 
 
 Soott street Eattilde. 
 
 Commences at' Enplanadi', and runs north to 
 Colborne. 
 
 1 P.it Murphy. 
 •'1 Philip Collins, lal)orer. 
 5 William Cochnine, laborer. 
 " Mrs. Mary Ma.xwell, waslu rwonian, 
 "r Joiin Allan, blacksmith. 
 " r Patrick Kearney, wagon-maker. 
 " r Robert Hodgson, furrier. 
 " r Charlfc Wright, blaiksmith. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Front street intersects. 
 
 Argyle Hotel, Duncan McNab, jnn. 
 53 Cox k Co., manufacturers of straw 
 
 goods. 
 65 G. W.H, cartage agency office. 
 
 Wcllingtmi street interseett 
 
 Ontario Hank. 
 
 Alcx'r Fisher, manager Ontario Hank, 
 
 Culbome street inlertttts 
 
onductor G. T. R. 
 »rpentcr. 
 
 ut-preaaer. 
 
 grofcr. 
 liiu't-inakur. 
 ot. 
 
 iiulryinan. 
 jr. 
 
 iK-nter. 
 ler. 
 
 itch iiiuker. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 141 
 
 t interufcU. 
 ocA>r. 
 
 astcrer. 
 
 horcr. 
 
 ', furniturc-finiaher. 
 
 tailor. 
 
 r. 
 
 Jiiirc, tuiloresa. 
 
 Itzyibliv/iis, wiwlier- 
 
 grocer. 
 joMjiT. 
 ■eiioy, dri'sa-maker. 
 
 ntcmecU. 
 
 aat ilda 
 und nms north to 
 
 rrr. 
 
 I ft borer. 
 
 , waslK rwonian. 
 
 nith. 
 
 iignniimker. 
 
 rrier. 
 
 ■ ksiiiith. 
 
 tH. 
 
 Irraectit 
 
 ■ 
 
 iin McNftb, jnn. 
 facturura of atraw 
 
 icy ofllce. 
 interieeU.. 
 
 giT Ontario Bank. 
 inttrucli 
 
 Soott atreat WMt aid*. 
 
 Commenees at Esplanadt, aiui runn north to 
 
 Colhome. 
 
 O.W.KD(r»6t. 
 
 J. J. Nicliul, coal and wood yard. 
 
 Front tlreet intersects 
 
 O.T.R. ticket ollice, Uich»nl Arnold, 
 
 agent. 
 Rear jiremiaes. 
 Mrs. T. Carfrue. 
 
 Vacant n-ar prcmise.s. 
 Patrick Graham, boarding liotmc. 
 
 34 
 44 
 
 , . . . IFellinc/ton street intersects 
 
 John Murphy, tavern-keeper. 
 (!ooper8* Xrnis Hotel. 
 Rear premises. 
 James Andfr.son, di-nler. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Colbonu street intersects 
 
 Soaton atroet 
 Commencfj at Queen 
 
 East slda. 
 
 and runs mrrth to 
 Carlton. 
 
 Hear i)reniiM's. 
 1 I'atrick Ilaiioy, drover. 
 :< Simon Kvans, ))rovi.sion <lcalpr. 
 5 John Hawlcy, Uiilor. 
 7 Jcrcniiiih Si-ars, painter. 
 9 Mark iSolomon, ii;{:irinuker. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 10 I'harlis W. l.ount, barri.stcr. 
 
 La)u inffrsfi-it 
 
 27 Thomo-H L;innin, printer. 
 " William D'Oumighuf, laborer. 
 29 .loiiu Cauldwall, carter. 
 31 John lUitlcr, laliorer. 
 " Williiim Lawson, grocer. 
 33 William Adam.son, wharfinger. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 i>9 Vacant hoii.sc. 
 41 Randolph McMullcn, tailor. 
 43 Moses Staunton. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 51 William IVarco, cnj^intcr. 
 
 Lane intcr.Ket.n .. 
 
 63 John Kidd, p.iintcr. 
 
 69 Frcilcrii'k Warwick, teacher. 
 
 61 Vacant house. 
 
 William niii,'ht, bntcher. 
 
 (icorgc Lovell, jirintcr. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Beech street interser/s . . 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 109 John Shea, J. 1'. 
 113 ThomxH Dudley, f;arprr,ter. 
 " John Hums, printer, 
 
 Vacant lot<i. 
 
 139 
 141 
 145 
 147 
 161 
 
 179 
 181 
 183 
 
 201 
 
 296 
 
 207 
 
 Richard Iludaon, mariner. 
 Henry IVllatt, broker. 
 Mra Jeaaie Allan. 
 John Uwuu, aalcaroan. 
 John Thomnaon. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Oerrard street 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Jamea Johnston, carpenter. 
 II. Stevenson, carreuter. 
 John Mulquecn. anoumakei. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 David McCarthy, carjienter. 
 
 Vacant lota, 
 lienjumin JenningH, aafe-makcr. 
 Bartholomew lluye.s, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 t'ltrltim stn'i-l iiUenects 
 
 Seaton atreot Wait aid*. 
 
 Covtmrnces at Queen East and runs north to 
 Carlton. 
 J. D. numi>hrey.s, prof, vocal music. 
 8 Hobt. (juy, lessee cattle and hay nur- 
 
 ket fees. 
 " F.duaid Guy, packer. 
 " John (Juy, carter. 
 10 Alfred IVriinton, porter. 
 12 John Farrics, laborer. 
 14 Mrs. M. Hunter, (widow James), 
 18 Francis Marriott, bookkeeper. 
 20 ('harles Hoylu, blacksmith. 
 22 Charles Davia, (ommercial agent. 
 24 Tho.s. Wright, li.shing tackle, ueedlea, 
 
 ie, 
 2t) .Major Macdonald, htalT ollicera pen- 
 sioncni. 
 Private grounds. 
 66 Charles Unwin. P.L.S. 
 ** Charles Unwin, sen., laud and inau- 
 rance agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 70 .Mra. Woodley, (widow Thomos.) 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 78 William Hall, builder. 
 •' Mark Hall, builder. 
 80 W. S. Johnston, assistant editor Globe, 
 82 Samuel Hell, printer. 
 bJ NVm. Coldwell, parliamentary reporter 
 
 ntohr. 
 " Morgai. Coldwcll, barrister. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bterh street intersects 
 
 Va<ant iDts. 
 122 Alex. Campliell, accountant Uoyal Ca- 
 nadian llank. 
 124 Vacant house. 
 126 r Henry Itell, jilastorer. 
 128 Geori;.! A. Hine, derk Prov. Ins. Co. 
 130 John H. Gilbert, printer. 
 136 Wm. Turner, laborer. 
 138 Thomas W. Hawlinson, clerk. 
 142 Thomaa Walker, blacksmith. 
 
« L 
 
 h 
 
 142 
 
 C. B. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 148 William How*, landing waiter ctutonu. 
 148 Thomafl Kettles, saleiinian. 
 160 Rol>ert Trnible, ganlencr. 
 160 Wm. Ardagh, prop. Shades saloon. 
 Rear prentiaea. 
 
 Qcrrard rirtet inkructs 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 170 George Reattinff, canlener. 
 178 Rev. William McCluie, New Connexion 
 
 MetluKliiit. 
 180 Richard Ellia, printer. 
 202 Samuul G. Kidout, 8U|)ervi»or uf asacu- 
 menta. 
 " Mn. Mulholland. 
 804 William KobiTtaon, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Carlton Hrut intfrteets 
 
 McMahon str«f.t itiUrtfct. 
 
 ^{(tt'oa I<«««-SouU> Bid*. 
 
 Commfneet ni ^liim., f^nr Queen SaU, aiul 
 
 nir,* i>iiit, h:i ,-.! Vahon. 
 
 PiiraU ftroar,il,v Ki vacant lota to end. 
 
 Salbj itrMt ' irorth atda. 
 
 Couitiunces at IluiUUy nndruns Eatl to 
 Shtrbmime. 
 
 Oeonje ttrtet itUtrucU 
 
 Rear pntniinea. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Sir James Lukin Hubinaon. 
 
 Shfrbouriu itrtet inttrsecU 
 
 Salby itraet South aids. 
 
 Commenca at Jluntlfi/ ixnd rum gatt to 
 Sherhounu. 
 
 George Btrtft xntfrstrU 
 
 N'aoant lota. 
 
 Sherbvunu $treft inter$teti 
 
 Shaw atreat Cast aid* 
 Oomm/tHceg at Qtittn and ninx north. 
 Vacant lota to end. 
 
 Shaw itraei Waat 8l4# 
 Cirmme^ca at Quftn nml rum north. 
 Vaciott liita t«i «itd. 
 
 iMV^'ii Laaa-Korth aid*. 
 
 Oommenees at Sraton^ nfar Queen Einl, ami 
 runs east to McMahon. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lan^ interaeriM, 
 
 Jamea Lee, bookkeeper. 
 Mra. Sarah Burn.*, widov Patri^f, 
 woaherwonmn. 
 
 Bhappard atratt— Baal aida. 
 
 Comtneneei at Adelaide wtM and runs noriK 
 to Richmond West 
 
 Rear premiaea. 
 
 iMne interteett 
 
 William Milligan, painter. 
 Joaeph Milligan, chair paiuter. 
 Theodore Lyon, glaaa atainer. 
 Jaraea McIVak, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 i? bcrt Carrol, builder aad contractor. 
 I ? itario Livury Stai^lr^ John Bond 
 
 prop.'ietor. 
 Lying-in Hoapital. 
 JiichnuTii street interueti ,,, 
 
 11 
 13 
 
 23 
 
 Sbeppard strMt -Waat alda. 
 
 Ornim^.'*" at Adelaide wett and runs ncrth 
 to Richmond. 
 
 ' ;. ^!. Hall, physician and surgeon. 
 
 A, August, curjtenter and joiner. 
 •■'} Mrs. lielM'cca Alexander, boarding- 
 house. 
 
 Norman Holmes, minister. 
 /• WilUo!!, Kllison, carpnter. 
 \^ ohn '..'nd, livery stable proprietor. 
 
 William Burke, lumber mercLant 
 
 . Richmond ttrett intenecU 
 
 Iharbturaa atraat-Baat alda. 
 
 Oi>m,nu>nces at Quent Ktut, and runt north to 
 Bloor. 
 
 9 Michael Dwan, wood and coal merchant. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 17 Ht'iiry Tcnison, (Tenison k Hunt'jr.) 
 
 Vacant Icjta. 
 
 23 lawrenoe Coirce, merchant. 
 
 25 Thomas Kiikprttrick, cabinet-maker. 
 
 27 Mrs. S. G. I^-es (widow Samuel). 
 
 29 Williiiin K. Stewart, iwlice sergeant. 
 
 31 S. S. Muitiii. clerk. 
 
 33 James Muloney, iM)rtcr, 
 
 35 J. J. Nichol, coal and wood merchant. 
 
 37 Arthur .McCormick, bricklayer. 
 
 39 Henry Niiol, salesman. 
 
 " Daniel Miiriitky, ."th<H'm<iker. 
 
 41 Mrs. Bridget I-anell, widow I'atrick. 
 
 43 ThotniiH Belcher, saloaman. 
 
 45 K<lwrtril GariUier, dry gootla. 
 
 47 Fred. Finch, !hw Mtatiuner, 
 
 40 JamoH Dick, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 69 Jarnes W<K)<l|ey, carin-nter, 
 61 John Ueiil, stationer. 
 (13 John Taylor, (MmTlson k Taflor) 
 05 Mrs, Jsiic Orr, (widow James). 
 67 Hei;ry lliiditon, uccotintant. 
 69 John Wilson, blaekamith. 
 
 Vacant lo). 
 73 Thoa. Mann, cflrjwnter. 
 
-BmI lid*. 
 
 wejt and runs nerA 
 
 MCU 
 
 jwinter. 
 hair paiuter. 
 lu itftiner. 
 •penter. 
 lot 
 
 dcr aad contractor. 
 Itai^W, John Bond 
 
 ( interueti. 
 
 Watt ilda. 
 
 wf»t and nma north 
 \ond. 
 
 ian ami Rurgeon. 
 tcr and joiner. 
 •xander, boarding* 
 
 niniiter. 
 iri^nter. 
 Ntablc proprietor. 
 
 '. interueti 
 
 t-Baat Hda. 
 
 tt, and rum north to 
 
 •land coal merchant. 
 
 Ota. 
 
 Vniaon & Hunt'jr.) 
 
 l(jU. 
 
 icnlmnt. 
 
 k, oaliinetmaker. 
 
 idow Huniuel). 
 
 t, jiulicu sergeant. 
 
 k. 
 
 irtcr. 
 
 ind wood merchant. 
 
 ;, bricklayer. 
 
 man. 
 
 li<K'in<ikcr. 
 
 til, widow I'atrick. 
 
 aU'iiinan. 
 
 Iry good*. 
 
 tatiouer, 
 
 lotH. 
 
 jrjM'nter. 
 
 IT. 
 
 rJHon k T«»Ior) 
 
 (low James). 
 
 I'onntant. 
 
 kcmitli. 
 
 lo). 
 
 nter. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 143 
 
 77 
 7« 
 
 
 ro9 
 
 103 
 107 
 121 
 123 
 
 145 
 
 149 
 
 151 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Peter Trcnor, luuibcr merchant. 
 Jamua Sinclair, grocer. 
 Vacant lota. 
 Btech ilrcei inUrttctt 
 
 Viu'ant lot. 
 James Rain, wn., bookseller. 
 W. A. Murray, di/ goods merchant. 
 Jamua-amoU, tmyvUug agu^t. 
 Hol)t, Stiinlcv, jiainler and glazier. 
 Keiilwu Wulfing, taiior. 
 
 Vucunt lota. 
 Sannit'l Mutton. 
 
 Vntimt lot. 
 Oeorgf! B. Holland, inspector and aupc 
 
 Liverpool .\Miuraniu I'o. 
 Thonm8 .McVittic, (Davidson k Mc- 
 Vittio). 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Otirard tlreH intersfctn „ 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ..Carlton strtflintersecti 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Private (.pounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry S. liowland. 
 
 Vaiant lots. 
 
 Bloor street inttrieeU 
 
 Sharboum* itrest West side. 
 
 Ootmnenct's at Qitefii h't(.it and rtins north to 
 
 Bloor. 
 
 Hon. Oe«. W. Allan, Moss Park. 
 
 H'ilton f.'remriU itUentrdi 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Voiunt lots. 
 148 Herbert J. Mason, sec. and trww. ( 
 ada I'erniiinent Buihling Society 
 ViK'iint lots. 
 
 Oerrnrd street intersecta 
 
 horticultural (iardcns 
 
 Ciirl/onsfreetintcrnectt 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Viuunt lots. 
 
 , Blt>or ulreet inteneda. 
 
 Sherwood itraat. 
 
 Commtncfs at Shii\i\ and runs West to Dcni' 
 mil At'emie 
 
 Not oi>cnc(l up. 
 
 Shuter street Hortb side. 
 Cummcuii^ at i'unyi: iind runs east to George. 
 % Curgenvin h Co., grocers. 
 " A. Widdow«on, |iuinlei- nnd gluxier. 
 4 t'liurleH \V. Buttriik, bouvdin^,' liou».t. 
 6 Mrs. Cittlu-riuc Mullen, boitrd^iig house. 
 
 12 
 (I 
 
 14 
 
 20 
 22 
 
 24 
 
 2f 
 28 
 30 
 
 ...Cruickshank lane interaeeta 
 
 William Hudson, sexton "'on Church. 
 
 Kyr ttUii Ear Dispen'sry. 
 
 0. Berkley Small, former 
 
 Mrs. M. (. unnir^ham, '.oarding house. 
 
 Private gronniis. 
 
 Oeorge Kllacnt, sb,<emaker. 
 
 Mrs. Catherine Murphy, grocer. 
 
 Victoria strtt inieructa 
 
 Richord A. Keeve, M,D., oculist and 
 aurist. 
 
 Mrs. Heeve. 
 
 Thoiims Morphy, barrister. 
 
 Thomas Duvsne, ''cv.n Land Depart- 
 ment. 
 
 Lane inf.,srfta 
 
 32 Mn>. Hannoh Legge. 
 
 George W. Stratby, Mus. I)«h;. 
 
 £.>nd street inUratcti. 
 
 St. Mi< hael's Cathedral. 
 Chunk .^h'H inleneets 
 
 Pf tc>r Roran. 
 Mrs. IV! ton. 
 'L'honiai^ Johript-jn gartiener. 
 
 Dalhovsit slr>\t intnaeeU 
 
 I^wis Samuels, ')..' Iware. 
 
 John 1ileh,)ie, bii<!H;irc. 
 
 Mrs. Mary Coit'n, Ujuniiup f uaie. 
 
 Arthur B. Lc, ^.i^'ivarc. 
 
 Private ground, 
 
 MiUual 'a :/■' iniersf.ds 
 
 William Camjiof' . book-seller. ' 
 90 Copt. Arthur iw liilhan;. 
 
 Jarx'in street i>;/ -«v' ^ 
 
 J. K Withcis. 
 
 J. B. Craigie. 
 
 William Cl.-ary, clerk. 
 
 TlioniHs Steele, tolmci'onist. 
 
 Jo«hun Beard, fmnider. 
 
 William Myles, coal nnd wood yard. 
 
 George ftr^'f' intersects 
 
 56 
 58 
 «2 
 
 64 
 
 66 
 68 
 70 
 
 94 
 
 96 
 • ■ 
 
 98 
 100 
 
 Shuter sirettt - south Udo. 
 CmnmeixcfS it Yongt and runs fa.H to Oearge, 
 
 1, 3 & 6, John C. firimth k Co., gro<-er8. 
 Cruickuhiink .ttreet uiUrr'-'ia., 
 
 13 James Nolan, moulder. 
 
 16 J. J). Batslord, clerk. 
 
 17 Mrs. Mary Ann Webh, dn«tniakcr. 
 10 Mrs. Rebel < a Ivorv, seamstress. 
 
 21 (icorge Wyrill, tailor. 
 " John Howell, blacksmith. 
 33 i'otrick Cunan, grwer. 
 
 Vidoria street inieriedi 
 
 Pisciples' t^burch 
 Tiironto Musical Hall. 
 Lane irJtratets 
 
!;« 
 
 
 iv: ^ 
 
 ri. 
 
 tl 
 
 ; 
 
 1 1 
 
 k 
 
 i_ ■ 
 iQii 
 
 ij 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 144 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 Iknjamin SwiUur. 
 Bond UrtH inUrttda. 
 
 Magill square. 
 Ckureh ttreet iiUerMctn 
 
 Joacph H. M<-a(l. 
 PiilhouaU utrf'l intersects. 
 
 95 Vacant h<mii<-. 
 
 t;7 Jesne S. |\h lliiUM, lumber mnrchant. 
 
 Cy .Inlin I'ryiifr, tlry gooili. 
 
 71 .lolin RiilduU inon-naiit tailor. 
 
 73 Miirliu Ml riy, clerk. 
 
 76 Jiinii-N Stiwk, Kroiur. 
 
 Mulunt utrfft inlfrsfcti 
 
 81 J. 0, S<<itt, l)uriislir. 
 
 83 .1. W. Hreiit. 
 
 85 Kcbcrt ^V. Klli'.t, »lrn;'gUt. 
 Lanf iiUfmrcts 
 
 91 C'hurlcs ScHilfliiig, ai'tuary ,,SavingH 
 linnk, Mill liaiits' liank. 
 
 96 Jarni'b Kurley, IniiKler. 
 
 Lanf, intfrtfrfs 
 
 Viir ..t lotji. 
 09 Mrs. Mary Iliukriilgc 
 
 Gi'iyrgt alrtti iul>rMtrts, 
 
 SUbooo ctTMl East slda 
 
 JomiitfMM (U tJu Hay atui nins norlli to 
 (Jtiern, 
 
 Viiraiit lotH. 
 
 Front slr9«t i)tltrafc/.H 
 
 .lohn (5111, hotol-kixinfr. 
 Itrar ]in-iiiis('a. 
 
 Vacant l<>tft. 
 
 W'Uingloii ittrffi inieneete, 
 
 «S Joliii Cniwfonl, VJ.C. M.T., Iwirrixti-r. 
 IUm iiriiuisis 
 
 Vat'uiit lut.'i. 
 AVh^ .fic"/ inli-itfcts 
 
 J. W. llrowii, li'it. 1 kwjicr. 
 
 IJffir jircmi.M'H. 
 
 l'ri% ato gruu:iil)>. 
 107 (Ji-orge l/'Ari) Hmiltm, UiirriHti-r. 
 UouUon Slri-fl itUtrneets. 
 
 109 Mrs. Aim Duty, IxMinlin^liuuMo. 
 Ill Itinlolpli *>ito, litliiiL,M-u!ilii'r. 
 113 Willi^iin .MycPh, iiriiitiT. 
 
 I'rivntp fji'imiiils. 
 119 John Stiatliy, lii-.rristrr. 
 
 Adflnule Mr-H intrnrfts , 
 
 131 Mri. IiPiia^-, liwipUiig house. 
 
 H'- >r iiri'miHCN. 
 129 A Mt'Kiiitr, rahpropriotnr, 
 
 Vui'llllt lut.s. 
 
 137 John Carter, piolVssor of music. 
 139 Juhu Iturma, prititir. 
 
 1394 William Hums, employeo O.W.U. 
 
 Viicant lots. 
 
 Richnumd street intersectt, 
 
 PriTatc '^rounilt.. 
 159 Josoph Ilowson, physician k surgeon. 
 161 John llarpr, nrciiitrct. 
 " Gcorgu It. Harper, arihitrct. 
 
 Hear premises. 
 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Sliuooa itreot- Wait ilda 
 
 Commences nttht Jiay and runs north to Quetn. 
 
 John IJet/, hotL'l-kiT|M'r. 
 Williitiii lioultoii, lH)atl)uil(ler. 
 James Christoplur, cundnctor CJ.T. It. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. I'harlottr i'l-arson, woshrrwoinitn. 
 Mrs. (arr, churwoiuiin. 
 Mrs. Wiiatiimn.nir ilianer G.T. II. 
 William Keis, physicjun and xiirgeon, 
 ThoniiM Bluncli, luborer. 
 John Muck, laborer. 
 I'eter MiConveiH, laborer. 
 Mrs. Murjihy, (•iii-c'lcauertJ.T. It. 
 
 Vaniiit lots. 
 
 Front street inlersrcls 
 
 Drill Slu'd & Military .'school Grouii(U. 
 Weltincilon siri'ft ii:f(rs*ils ,. 
 
 riovernmcnt liroiiiuls. 
 Kiitg street int-r.nyt.x 
 
 Upurr Canudi ('olir;,'!; lirouiids. 
 
 University and ('oUii/^e llursars odicr, 
 
 Adelaide street ui/i;;wW,i. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Warihouse. 
 130 llnlHTt Preston, book kfi|)pr. 
 
 Mrs. iKiiliella Wilson, gi-o.-or. 
 XflsiiH street West intersects 
 
 132 William M. IVarNf, mitrliU!-cutti>r. 
 134 (ioDr^'c Crui^, inin'liiiii.st. 
 136 ChiiileH Hravliv, . Icrk. • 
 
 13f< Mrs. Klizji i'ril'tie. 
 
 Keur premises. 
 144 
 
 Hiclnnond street Inttrsetta 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 QueenstiVil ii\',rairts, ^ 
 
 South Park street North side 
 Commnufi at Triiiilt) ini'l ruii.s etui to J)un. 
 
 David Williaiiikon, iabo^lr. 
 Daiiirl (iustiit, lt\|i\i)i'i'. 
 Ilir.iiu Knioiuii, Ikborer. 
 Thomas Long, htbovii'. 
 Mov » lloUleu, lab<»r>r. 
 John O't'onnor, briiknukcr. 
 
 Vacant luUi. 
 John Kingston, tabuier. 
 
 4 
 
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 8 
 
 10 
 
 1*2 
 
 18 
 
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 inlenectt. 
 
 yHirian k surgeon. 
 
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 uvhitcct. 
 
 nUrweli 
 
 ITMt lid* 
 ru M north lo tJuMn. 
 
 Miatlmilder. 
 
 roniluctor a. T. H. 
 )ts. 
 Hoii, wnshrrwomun. 
 
 IIWI. 
 
 iltaiH'rO.T.R. 
 lii'iuri and xiirgeon. 
 sorer. 
 
 il)ori'r. 
 
 li'uiierCJ.T.lt 
 
 its. 
 
 /l/iTVCAl 
 
 ry .'>(']iiHfl Groiiiulr, 
 
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 itir.DU-Ls 
 
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 I1<!K<' Ituisam office. 
 
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 As. 
 
 )kki'<jx'r. 
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 iniirliltviuttfr. 
 
 iiii.it. 
 
 ■rk. 
 
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 \'.erai'ii.i ,,, 
 
 North iida 
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 42 
 
 88 
 60 
 62 
 64 
 
 70 
 72 
 74 
 
 70 
 
 78 
 
 84 
 
 102 
 104 
 
 112 
 
 ' iicaiit InU. 
 John Hcaiiiiith, 
 
 Varnnt Intx. 
 
 JHnf. »lrfrt inUrseeU 
 
 Private p-oundn. 
 
 Thoriituii iUucklmrii, laboror. 
 
 I'rivatr ^'i'iiiiiiiIm. 
 
 Jikcdli Smith, (:oo|)cr. 
 
 (')uirlcH Itiirlior, u.ihury. 
 
 Vacant lioust'. 
 
 Mmuui'l lliinih, liixtt aixl Nlmimaker. 
 
 — (t'DiiliciJKii-, ialinl'i'l'. 
 
 Viii-aut lilts, 
 tiniiir.s liaiiiiltoii, laliortT. 
 Jiiliii I 'iillivnii, |>i'ilil|fr. 
 '1'liiiiiia.s Williaiu.ion, luboicr. 
 Thoiiifut JlivcrM. 
 Mrs. CaroliiK' Spink. 
 
 Vaiaiit lots. 
 Midiarl Wal.sh, lalmrrr. 
 iWrk-yanl. 
 
 William HiiuiiNon, lirickiiinkpr. 
 Mr.H. S. l|iiii|Hr. 
 'rimmas llui'M.s, Milicirci'. 
 
 Vai'Mlit IntH. 
 Mirliail {•'iirii'l, ialmrcr. 
 J/i»t ylrfi't iiiti'rueeLi 
 
 Vncaiit lotii. 
 
 South Parle street South aid*. 
 Comnifiicea lit Triniln ami niiu ((tut to Ihii^ 
 Vacant lutit. 
 •lanx'M lloily, ilruK^i.st, 
 Vacant Imiuw. 
 .lames .McMatiti'i', lulniivr, 
 .lanii's limns, laborer. 
 Vacant lionsi*. 
 .Ii'liii rarsdiis, iwililliT. 
 Vacant lilts. 
 I'atiick l.avin, IraiU'Jli'r. 
 i!7i Mis, .1. Mc.\.|am. 
 ill' Malliiw I'l.iiicis, lalporcr. 
 'Jl<4 t'licstiT Mnniiic, ciiii|i(ir. 
 31 .Idlin i,)nin, c.irhintcr. 
 'i'i l>avi>| llaiilv, laliDrcr. 
 Vanl anil staMis. 
 (iciir^'c Sim|miiii, Ktori'-kiTjHT. 
 
 Vlwrrfi siri'it inkrui'cla 
 
 Vaiuiit lot.s. 
 City PduikI. 
 ratVick (lark. 
 
 Dotialil Mc(ir<';;iir, lilacksmith. 
 Mr.4. A. Kiinsr, tailurtHH. 
 Tim Hrmvti, lalmn'r. 
 .loliu < KU^IiIin, lalNii'cr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John O'Dca. 
 
 ^wf Htrett intrrsfrlt.. 
 
 Vacant l<it«. 
 MrK. Harali Wells. 
 Mrx. I'avno. 
 
 10 ' 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 11 
 
 1!1 
 
 If. 
 
 27 
 
 8r) 
 
 87 
 «» 
 »1 
 
 121 
 
 ThotnnA Wooili. 
 Michael Hell. 
 
 Vacant loU. 
 Thoinaa Wornll, brii-k-makor. 
 Williikui - , |HiUuth-inaktr. 
 Stune's aNhery works. 
 
 Vui'tint lotM. 
 
 BpkdUu Ayinn*- East slda. 
 
 Comnunan ut (Jwen H'lst and ruin, north to 
 Ulixir. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Mupli' Liinf inlrntfiia 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 21 (ieor^c AndcrNon, clerk Cnstiim iloiisi*. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 25 ThoniuH Lewis, a^ent. 
 " John lUain. laliorer. 
 27 William Foster, lalmrcr. 
 2!) William Marriott, linislipr. 
 
 i'hii-lw utiret iniemrcUl 
 
 Vacant lot*. 
 
 Bloor ilrert iiUnrtfit* 
 
 Spadina Avenue- West slda. 
 
 Commences ut <,'«<•(■. i //'■•(/ uhU ntns north to 
 flhtor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 4 .Mrs. .\nn ( hirk, iHianliiig li'iiixu. 
 VacMiit lots. 
 20 Kolicrt Mctiillivray, Itritishmnil uf^fiit. 
 
 22 .lames M. Maker, army meilical staiT, 
 |{. A. Harrison, <,'.('., .M.l'., barrister. 
 
 N'acant lot. 
 72 James W.«'. lUilson, salcsnian. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 7*1 AU'Xaiitlcr Sutherluml, Hoa|>-niak«r. 
 
 \'aciint lot. 
 SO .)osc|ili lUakcley, rdireil merchant. 
 
 \ iicant lot. 
 HM ('li.irle.s liolierts, printer. 
 
 I.'inr iiilirsirls 
 
 90 MiH.s Martha Hrittiii, {{loctir. 
 112 .lames It. Canuvan. 
 
 Vac, ml lots. 
 08 AlmomI Tanll, .lerk. 
 
 .SY. Pulrii k sinrt uitirsf^-ta 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 108 Janu's .\. .loliiiHtoii, IMS. Hi'c. Caiiadian 
 Instilulr. 
 
 Va. ant lot, 
 112 William flniwiord, car|H'iiti'r. 
 " h,i\ic| Birnie, employen (}. T. K. 
 W. Wliaiin, jeweller. 
 118 Thoma-, Fuin'll, clerk Street K. R, 
 121) (ieor^e ItoliiiiHon, iKilicenuin. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 130 DawHon Delameru, I'usloms Dcimrtni't. 
 
 \ acaiit lot. 
 134 J. II. .Mc.Nuiru, sujit. bag;{a}ie O.T.H. 
 
• 
 
 ! 
 
 146 C. E. ANDERSON St CO.'S 
 
 St. Andrtw ftrttt imUrttcia 
 
 William Welah, laborw. 
 Vacant lota. 
 Sumarh ilrt*t int»r»tct$ 
 
 ISO Jamca Ciirnin, {tkintfr. 
 
 138 JtuiiM Moi'kic, I'ltbinet-mAker. 
 
 Vaikiit luU. 
 140 Mr*. Ann K. Katen, widow Hon. J.C.P. 
 1484 Junra MiKir. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 162. 1S4 William Millie, grocer. 
 
 jtgnt4 itrtft inlfrttfU 
 
 160 John Roldtitn, corpcuUr. 
 
 Vacant »ho|i. 
 168 Mni. Aniiiu .luhiiaun, widow. 
 160 Mm. DunwiMMly. 
 
 Two new liouM4'« liiiililing. 
 108 HulN'rt MuliliM)n, liilxtriT. 
 
 Viuaiit l«it. 
 KasiKtu »lrftl intfrsfrt$ 
 
 • Vacant lota to end. 
 
 Spmea ttraat South rid*. 
 
 OtmmcMU at jUrliam^U and runs tait to 
 
 City limit*. 
 
 Vacant lotN. 
 
 A. 0. M. Wyatt, wleaman. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Chaa. It. McKay, clerk Cuatom HooM. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 John .MillN, grocer. 
 
 FiM ntrtft interieett 
 
 ^ Vacant lota. 
 Kear of Toronto (ienenil HoNpitol. 
 Humiuh utrrrt inlffHcta 
 
 170, 172 .lohii Miirmw, i|i'|iiity collt-ctor 
 
 iiil'iml ri'vi-nui'. 
 170 William il. I'nrtri.l^'.-. Ixx.k-kicpcr. 
 
 ViK'ttllt lot. 
 
 180 C'hriiito|ihrr Mnorty, tariKiiter. 
 182 diriiitdiilicr Drew. 
 184 (ieorneV. M.D.hikiiII, l.mkiT. 
 180 Juaeph ltuil)(erx, htmu -cutler. 
 
 Vut'uiit Iota. 
 Strttt inlfrMfcts 
 
 Vacant lota to and. 
 
 St. Albaai itraet North atda. 
 
 Commeixcf* at Yoiuif iiiui nitia wttl to Sumy 
 Plate. 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 
 . Lant inttrttelM 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 Mi.'hacl I'Mniiiiigbii, tailor. 
 20 I'atii k Itiown, carter. 
 
 Varaiit Iota. 
 2t William Fnad, packer. 
 'J8 John O'niieii, gardener. 
 2S Jaims n'U-arv, laborer. 
 30 Michael .Hcanlaii, laborer. 
 'A'l Thoma* (Iray, gurdi-ncr. 
 'A\ (ieorgc White, laborer. 
 
 Vaiaiit lota. 
 
 HI I'inrfnl »lrfft intfTBtctM 
 
 Viu-nnt Iota. 
 200 Jameii biw, . iir|H<iiter. 
 Va< uiit lull. 
 
 •..•■iitti... ('ollfiie ilrfft inifratetM 
 
 Vacant lata. 
 230 Micliacl Uulgcr, lii»>oror. 
 'I'M I'litiirk Niui'i'liv, liilHirer. 
 230 Robert Mmislieli, )(iirilener. 
 
 Vunint Iota. 
 244 John Hn«itli, laliorer. 
 
 L'r(iu:< lU Uardftu int(r$ectM 
 
 Hon. Aiiiim Wilaon, Jiidgi* CM*. 
 Mtm. .InniiH ( oaiiy. 
 John M. i'liriiell, whitewiuih«r. 
 Mra. Mary A<ldii*<>ii, widow. 
 riiili|i AiiderHoii, lalionr. 
 (iomjirety k Urown, gurdeiicra. 
 William li. Iloldeii, gardener. 
 
 BUior ilreel inUnech 
 
 Bpruoa ilreat Norlii lida 
 
 Voinmttuft at htrlintmnt and runs ttut to 
 
 (Hltj liinitt. 
 
 Va< ant Iota. 
 Daniel MiDunell, lalMirer. 
 
 Vat'unt luta. 
 Thomaa DickiMin. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 J\tu ntrttt tnter$eet», 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Surrrij I'lacf intfraeeli 
 
 St. Alltana itreet South aid*. 
 
 ComnunctJ ul Yumjf nvd run* uttl lo Surrey 
 Place. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 Jjatie inleritclt. 
 
 Vacant lotii. 
 SL Vincfiit Mtrtel intertect$ 
 
 Vacniit lota. 
 Convent of .St. Joiuph. 
 /^ntf inlfrtfftn. 
 
 Vacoiit lota. 
 Surrey I'la ' interieett 
 
 St. Andraw itreet North alda. 
 
 L'omnunce* at Sptidina Avenue and runt tottl 
 to I'nnnuley. 
 
 2 Jamva CurniD, jMiintur. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 JamcM Sync, ganlrni-r. 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 
TORONTO CTFY DIKECTORY. 
 
 147 
 
 !»)K>rer. 
 InU. 
 
 !< intertecU 
 a to end. 
 
 South HA: 
 
 mt and run$ tait to 
 miU. 
 
 lotH. 
 
 KalnimAn. 
 
 lotM. 
 
 clerk (.'uatom IIouM. 
 luU. 
 r. 
 
 inler»eet$ 
 
 loU. 
 
 ii-tuTuI HcMipital. 
 
 •I inlertfcU 
 
 I to Dud. 
 
 I North lido. 
 
 d rttna west to Surrey 
 
 't. 
 
 Intn. 
 
 trntett 
 
 lotH. 
 
 n, tailor. 
 »rliT. 
 
 lotH. 
 
 ■ ki-r. 
 ilrniT. 
 ilioriT. 
 liihorer, 
 "liinfr. 
 l>ori«r. 
 lota. 
 
 (ft inUrucU • 
 
 lota. 
 rinUrMett 
 
 t South lida. 
 
 il runt u<t»l to Hurrey 
 
 lota. 
 enefit, 
 
 lotM. 
 
 tet interuett 
 
 Iota. 
 
 Tifctn 
 
 Iota. 
 
 • inUrieeti. 
 
 t North ildo. 
 
 Avrntu and rum tetd 
 ulty. 
 
 iiitur. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 IS Jamea Crooka. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 M Jamra Kdgar, fruitemr. 
 3S John Thotnpaon, oondactor G.T.R, 
 80 John Haxter, AUlrrrnan. 
 
 Vanauhy »trttt interieett 
 
 It Aadraw Btroat- South alda. 
 
 Commencti at Spadina Aitntu and runt wttt 
 
 to Vanaulty, 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 17 Jumi'it On^, tiliu-kainith. 
 19 Henry Dollory, (ircnmn. 
 21 Williiiin Hrown, lalMirer. 
 S3 Thumaa Dill, merchant 
 
 Vai-ant luta. 
 George Dnrcy. 
 
 VnnuuUy itrtH interstett 
 
 St. Olamant'a itroat- North ddo. 
 CommttU'ti at Von (If, and run* tout to 
 SI. Thfmias. 
 Kear prcniiaea. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 St. Thomag Mlrrel intfrMdt 
 
 8t Olamant'i itraot South ilda. 
 
 Oomrtuncf-t at yoniji-, ntul rutui iiyjt to St. 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 Rear prvmiMea. 
 Lane intenfeta. 
 
 William Sially, oal>-driver. 
 
 Vacant luta. 
 Rear preniiaea. 
 JameN llarfonl, laliorer. 
 Mnt. Mary Hurley, widow Timothy. 
 Ram. 
 Garden. 
 .*. St. Thumaa stri«t iiiterittcta 
 
 It. Oaorga atraot. 
 
 Commencet at ('ollege and runs north to Bloor, 
 Not yet opened up. 
 
 It. Jamaa atraot -North itda. 
 
 Cvmnunc/s at Pnrluimtnt, and mnt East to 
 
 Sumoch itftel. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 WiUiani Fleming, laborer. 
 
 Lane interuett 
 
 8 Mra. Sarah Oilmour, widow Hugh. 
 Vacant lota. 
 JUgent ttrttt interteeU. 
 
 Id Mrs. Mary Meredith, widow William. 
 
 Vacant Iota. 
 38 Hugh Gordon, ci'Xtar. 
 
 Lant inttTHtit. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 , Pint ttrttl interteett . 
 
 M 
 
 40 
 42 
 44 
 
 46 
 48 
 60 
 52 
 54 
 
 fte 
 
 62 
 
 It 
 
 64 
 66 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Thomaa Patton, Uhorer Rolling UQIb, 
 Jom |ih Riickley, blackamith. 
 John Furneaa, lutxirer. 
 Eaevy Robergea, laliorer. 
 Jnmea Arniatrong, ahoeroaker. 
 John .1. Kichtner, gardener, 
 .lohn Turner, gardener. 
 Irene A. Leaaard, brush-maker. 
 Roltcrt Moore, laborer. 
 Jamea Morriaun, retirciL 
 
 Vn< nnt lota. 
 Mra. Dridgrt Higney, widow M huL 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Richard f*owe, laborer, 
 r Donald Rom, wiilnr. 
 MIbh HelM-cca < 'oiiboy, aeamatreaa. 
 Airs. KiiziiUtth Kiir, wiilow William, 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 iS'uincicA ttreel tnlerseda 
 
 It. Jamei atraot South itda. 
 
 Commtnct* at Vnrliamfnt and run$ east to 
 Suiruulu 
 
 Varant lota. 
 3 William llodgaon, gardener. 
 b Mrs. Sarah Regan, widow of John F. 
 
 Lane interiKcU 
 
 7 William Hendrie, caqwuter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 15 Hamilton (ribaon, cabinet maker. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 .Jiegrnl ilrut inttraeds,. 
 Vacant lota. 
 
 37 
 << 
 
 89 
 41 
 
 63 
 66 
 
 I/ine intemects 
 
 Vocant lota. 
 Pine ilrfft interaecta 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Mrs. Bridget Mcfiruw, widow. 
 Jumea Murphy, laborer. 
 Dennis Lyiuh, laborer. 
 Jumea Lynch, cub driver. 
 Thoinaa Hogan, tailor. 
 William Coulter, carter. 
 
 Vacant lotH. 
 I'ark School Houae. 
 
 Viyant lota. 
 iHam^ Mooney, laborer. 
 Vacant Houae. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Su»utch slreH inlerueta ... 
 
 St. Joaaph Btraat (OloTor BU1>- North aid*. 
 
 ComiMiicet at Yimtjt and runa weal to Surrey 
 Pliue. 
 Vacant lota. 
 26 Ain-ed Braham, retired. 
 
IMAGE EVALUATION 
 TEST TARGET (MT-3) 
 
 1.0 
 
 I.I 
 
 11.25 
 
 Ik 
 
 _|2|8 |25 
 itt l&i 12.2 
 
 us 
 
 111 
 
 ■ 4.0 
 
 - 1^ 
 
 1.4 mil 1.6 
 
 <^ 
 
 ^>. 
 
 
 si* 
 
 Jy 
 
 
 4> 
 
 ^^ 
 
 '/ 
 
 RiotDgraphic 
 
 Sdences 
 
 Corporation 
 
 23 yumi MAIN STRfIT 
 
 WliSTH,H.Y. M5M 
 
 (716)t72-4S03 
 

148 
 
 C. E, AmftBum^ A co/s 
 
 - ~— — ' -' 
 
 28 John Henderson, wholesale dry goods 
 
 merchant. 
 28 r Thomas Bond, 
 
 80 Mrs. Annie Bowes, widow of John G. 
 32 William B. Phipps, broker. 
 84 EeT. James Richai-dson, M. E. Bishop. 
 
 iMtu intersects 
 
 86 James Brown, jun., commissioff mer- 
 chant. 
 St. Michael's College, R.C. 
 St. Basil's Church, R. C. 
 
 , Leme intersects 
 
 Henry John Boulton. jim., miller. 
 Surrey Place intersects 
 
 St. Joseph street (Clover Hill)— South side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and mns west to Svrrey 
 Place. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 202 r P-jliert Lennox, laborer. 
 204 r Thomas Lawlor, laborer. 
 William Wooler, carpenter. 
 Vacant Jot. 
 
 •}«. Vincent street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Surrey Place intersects 
 
 5 
 
 7, 
 
 11. 
 
 St. Lawrence Arcade— East side. 
 
 H. Ryan, fruit dealer. 
 9 Miss Ann O'Dca, confectionery. 
 13 John Russill, confecetionery and 
 glassware. 
 
 2 
 4 
 6, 
 
 12 
 
 St. Lawrence Aroade— West side. 
 
 John Plunkett, tinware. 
 Vacant. 
 6, 8, 1 Patrick Doyle, books and fancy 
 goods. 
 John Donnelly, fancy goods. 
 
 St. Lawrence Market— East side. 
 
 1 W. J. McLean, butcher. 
 3, 5 H. & E. Long, butchers. 
 7, 9 John McCartcr, butcher. 
 
 11 Charles Wenman, butcher. 
 
 13, 15 James Britton, butcher. 
 
 17, 19 Samuel Toy, butcher. 
 
 21 P. & D. Breen, butchers. 
 
 23 Vacant. 
 
 25 John Quinn, provision dealer. 
 
 27 M. R. Gilverson, provision dealer. 
 
 29, 31 Simon Evans, provision dealer. 
 
 33 James Yorston, provision dealer. 
 
 86 John Phipps, provision dealer. " 
 
 37, 39 Edward K. Scoley, gi-ocer. 
 
 47, 49 James Park, provisioTi dealer. 
 
 St. Lawrenoe Market— West side. 
 
 2 Robinson & Brown, butchers. 
 
 4 Charles Duffey, butcher. ' 
 6 John Wickson butcher. 
 8 Hutty & Gray, butchers. 
 •10 C. H. Dunnlilfg, butcher. 
 12, 14, k 16, J»hn Mallon & Co., butcheiiji 
 18 J. Herson, butcher. 
 20 Moxon & Reeves, butchers. 
 A. Gilbert, butcher. 
 G. Frankland, butcher. 
 John Meehan, butcher. 
 Henry Moore, butcher. 
 30, 32, William Turner, provision dealer. 
 34 Peter Bird, fruit dealear. 
 83 William King, butcher. 
 J 8, 40, J. Pane k Sons, fruit dealers. 
 42 Corn Excnange. 
 44 Vacant. 
 48, 50, & 52 H. W. Cuff, provision dealer. 
 
 22 
 24 
 26 
 
 28 
 
 St. Mary's street— North side. 
 
 Comrtmvces at Ym.ge street and runs west to 
 
 SuT/ey Place. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 North street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Surrey place intersects 
 
 St. Mary's street— South side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge street and runs west to 
 Surrey Place. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ReseiToir. 
 
 Korth street intersects 
 
 Real premises. 
 
 Lan4; intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Surrey Place intersects. 
 
 St. Patrick's square— East side. 
 Commenees at Queen West and ru7is north. 
 
 L. W. Bergfeld, hotel-keeper. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 7 James Malone, carpenter. 
 9 Andrew J. Emery, moulder. 
 
 Atulerson's lane intersects 
 
 11 Owen Hallahan, milkman. 
 " Robert Waterhouse, porter. 
 " Hugh Simmons, mariner. 
 James Hughes, laborer 
 Vacant lot. 
 Mrs. Maria Pierpoint, widow. 
 John Myers, carpenter, 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 I 
 
 13 
 
 17 
 19 
 
 St. Patrick's Square— West side. 
 Commences at Queen JFest aiul runs north. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Andersons lane inlersecti.,,,, 
 
 I 
 
itcher.n 
 
 chttr. 
 
 ;ch«j^. 
 
 itcher. 
 
 Ion & Co., butcheflij 
 
 mtchcrn. 
 
 r. 
 
 aher. 
 
 sher. 
 
 :hcr. 
 
 ■, provision dealer. 
 
 palear. 
 
 clier. 
 
 I, fruit dealers. 
 
 B", provision dealer. 
 
 —North side. 
 
 cet and inins west to 
 lace. 
 
 ota. 
 
 'ntersfcts 
 
 ots. 
 
 hUersects 
 
 -South side. 
 
 et and runs west to 
 
 lace. 
 
 ots. 
 
 ntersecfs 
 
 r.ieds 
 
 )t8. 
 
 intersects. 
 
 a— East side. 
 
 •st and nins north. 
 tel-keeper. 
 
 ifenter. 
 moulder. 
 
 intersects. , 
 ilkman. 
 
 ^rter. 
 inner. 
 )rer 
 ot. 
 
 lit, widow, 
 iter, 
 ots. 
 
 )— West tide. 
 
 ■st ami runs north. 
 
 intersecia.. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 149 
 
 Rear prei^ises. 
 26 Edward B|«wi)« policeman. 
 28 T. R. Jotoston, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 84 
 
 St. Patrick itreet-^orth ride. 
 
 Commences at Beverley and runs wed to Ba- 
 thurst. 
 
 Spadina aveniie intgrsects .'.... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Churchill. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 88 Fred. D. Barwick, barrister. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Vanauley street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ■William Murray, insurance agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 112 Philip Finnigan, laborer. 
 114 Paniel CuUivan. 
 
 Street intersects 
 
 104 
 
 122 Patrick Tinvan, brewer. 
 124 Fred. Fenton, barrister. 
 126 James Keeble, conductor G.T.R. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Denison avenue intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ..Bathurst street intersects... 
 
 St. Patriok street -South side. 
 
 Comineiuxs at Beverley and runs west to JBa- 
 
 thurst. 
 
 St. George's reservoir. 
 John Whalen, care-taker St George's 
 reservoir. 
 
 Spadina avenue intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 85 R. W. Laird, gilder. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 89 John Smart, conductor N.R.C. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ,.... Vanauley street intersects 
 
 97 John Hudson, fire inspector. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 101 Bernard MuUiolIand, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 105 William BeiTy. 
 107 Mrs. Ellen Bansley, (widow). 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Denison avenue intersects. 
 
 jt Vacant lots. 
 Bathurst street interseets 
 
 St. Paul street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen East, and runs south to 
 King east. 
 
 Mrs. Christina Einlay. 
 John McGuire, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 Jeremiah Sauntry, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 St. Vincent street— East side. 
 
 ComTTicnces at College Avenue, and runs 
 north to St. Joseph street. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Grenville street intersects 
 
 George B, Cowper, Crown Lands Dpt 
 Alfred Cooper, clerk Post Office. 
 James Russell, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Henry E. Hamilton, merchant. 
 
 Orosvenor street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Br eadalhane street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Albans street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Joseph street intersects 
 
 St. Vlnoent street— West side. 
 
 Commences at College Avenue, and runs 
 
 north to St. Joseph street. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Orenville street intersects 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. • 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 •, Orosvenor street intersects 
 
 Knoxs College. 
 
 St. Albans street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 S. Joseph street intersects. 
 
 St Paul atrMt-Eitst Bide. 
 
 Commmee^'at Queen east, and runs touth to 
 King Host. 
 
 Nioholaa Cullen, carpenter. 
 .,',yftOftotjQtfc 
 
 Stafford street. 
 
 Commences at Wellington Avenue, betwem 
 
 Tecumseth and l^trachan Avenue, and 
 
 runs north to Clifford. 
 
 Not opened up. 
 
 St Qley atreet— North side. 
 Comm,ences at Victoria and runs east to ^eUgn, 
 10 Patrick DdLton, laborer, 
 
^^1 
 
 150 
 
 C. £. ANDEBSON ft CO.'S 
 
 18 
 << 
 
 20 
 << 
 
 22 
 « 
 
 24 
 •( 
 
 26 
 28 
 30 
 
 38 
 40 
 
 "44 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Christopher Rodden, tinsmith, 
 r William Dolan, laborer, 
 r Mrs. Bridget Cahill, washerwoman, 
 r George Caithness, shoemaker, 
 r Jose]^ Dunleary, laborer, 
 r Patnck O'Maley, laborer, 
 r WiUiam Kelley, peddler, 
 r Mrs. Bridget Latcham, huckster, 
 r John Sweeney, laborer, 
 r James McCormick, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Susannah Matthews. 
 
 G. D. Studley, gilder. 
 
 Mrs. Rose Walsn, tailoress. 
 
 John Flaherty, laborer. 
 
 Mrs. Catherine Rvan. 
 
 Dennis O'Brien, shoemaker. 
 
 Thomas Nolan, laborer. 
 
 Thomas Sheeh^n, laborer. 
 
 Thomas Bums, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 JamLS Lunney, tailor. 
 
 Charles McMuUen, laborer. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Henry Hart, laborer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Thomas O'Connor, laborer. 
 Roman Catholic school. 
 John Doyle, laborer. 
 Daniel Mara, laborer. 
 64 r Mrs. Caroline Ryan. 
 66 John Cronyn, laborer. 
 *' r Michael Walsh, laborer. 
 " r William Phenix, laborer. 
 68 Thomas Kitt, laborer. 
 70 Vacant house. 
 72 Thomas Henderson, auctioneer. 
 " r John Ham, laborer. 
 " r John McDonald, laborer, 
 r John Leitch, carpenter. 
 James McHale, laborer, 
 r James Lennox, laborer. 
 James Waloh, tailor. 
 William Ryan, laborer. 
 Michael Sullivan, laborer, 
 r Michael Coulter, laborer. 
 
 Bartholomew Callahan, labwer. 
 r Charles Burke, laborer. 
 James Cox, shoemaker, 
 r Daniel Clifford, laborer, 
 r Daniel Duan, laborer, 
 r Mrs. Catharine F. Foley, tailoress. 
 
 James Wilson, tailor. 
 r John Allan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Nelson street intersects 
 
 56 
 
 62 
 64 
 
 74 
 «< 
 
 76 
 
 78 
 
 80 
 <• 
 
 82 
 <( 
 
 84 
 
 86 
 << 
 
 StsBlay itrMt— aonth aids. 
 Oommtnets at Victoria and runs east to 
 
 Nelson. 
 1 Yaoant house. 
 8 y. Casci, artist in plaster. 
 
 6 Mrs. Mcllray, rag.pickeA 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 9 Thomas Blakey, cab-driver. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 16 George Catthers, laborer. 
 
 17 James McKay, laborer. 
 
 " Bridget Malloy, washerwoman. 
 19 John Clark, laborer. 
 %\ John Godfrey, blacksmith. 
 23 Alexander Carlton, carter. 
 25 John Matthews, laborer. 
 " James Heeney, laborer. 
 27 J. Brown, grocer. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 67 
 69 
 
 61 
 
 67 
 i< 
 
 69 
 
 71 
 
 29 Richard Fitzgerald, laborer. 
 
 31 James Kelly, laborer. 
 
 33 George Morrow, laborer. 
 
 35 'Edward Roach, laborer. 
 
 37 WiU'^im McPherson, laborer. 
 
 39 James Doyle, laborer. 
 
 41 Thomas O'Brien, laborer. 
 
 43, 45 Mrs. Margaret Lees, boarding-hoose, 
 
 47 Jeremiah Sheehan, sailor. 
 
 Lane intersects ,... 
 
 49 Vacant house. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 , Church street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Jacob Hess, tailor. 
 Michael Cayley, laborer. 
 Thomas Dwyer, laborer. 
 Alexander Dundas, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. O'Connell. 
 John Laughan, laborer. 
 John Doherty, laborer. 
 Mrs. Bridget Ryan, grocer. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 73 Mrs. Matthew Dorcy, grocer. 
 
 :. Lane intersects 
 
 77 Ambrose Kite, laborer. 
 " c Mrs. Mary Carroll, Ash-dealer. 
 " r Thoma.i Callahan, laborer. 
 " r James Berrigan, sailor. 
 79 John Sweeney, laborer. 
 81 Patrick McGoum, carter. 
 
 , L((.r.e intersects 
 
 83 John McBride, laborer. 
 " r John Fraser, laborer. 
 " r John Hall, clock repairer. 
 " r Michael Rooney, laborer. 
 " r William Fogerty, laborer. 
 " r Mrs. Margaret Kelly, washerwoman. 
 " r Mrs. Mary Egan, huckster. 
 " r Dennis Ryan, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 91 Mrs. Mary Bumbury, boot binder. 
 " r Patrick Flynn, laborer. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 93.' Michael^Brennel, laborer. 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 161 
 
 picker. 
 
 lot. 
 
 lb-driver. 
 
 lota. 
 
 iborer. 
 
 orer. 
 
 asherwoman. 
 
 r. 
 
 :ksmith. 
 
 , carter. 
 
 iborer. 
 
 orer. 
 
 ersects 
 
 , laborer, 
 ■er. 
 
 borer. 
 )orer. 
 
 )n, laborer, 
 rer. 
 
 aborer. 
 
 ices, boarding-houBe, 
 sailor. 
 
 Tsects 
 
 intersects. 
 
 .borer, 
 borer. 
 , grocer, 
 lots. 
 
 jorer. 
 orer. 
 I, grocer. 
 '.rsects.... 
 
 cy, grocer. 
 ersecls 
 
 orer. 
 
 , fish-dealer, 
 laborer, 
 .ilor. 
 orer. 
 carter. 
 rsccts 
 
 orer. 
 
 !r. 
 
 epairer. 
 
 iborer. 
 
 aborer. 
 
 ly, washerwoman. 
 
 luckster. 
 
 rer. 
 
 lots. 
 
 •y, boot binder. 
 
 orer. 
 
 irsects, , 
 
 abofbr. 
 
 98 Mrs. Marv L3rnch, washerwoman. 
 " r Dennis Shea, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .NeUon street intersects. 
 
 Btawart Sreet— North side. 
 
 Commences at Portland and runs West to 
 BcUhwst. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 6 Richard Pryer. 
 8 Alexander Lean, machinist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Stewart street— Sonth side. 
 
 Commences at Portland and rwns west to 
 Bathurst. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. John's Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Straotaan Avenue— East side. 
 
 Convmenees at O. W. R. and runs north to 
 
 Queen. 
 
 Adam Eakins. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 0. T. B. and N. B. R. intersect 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Wellington Avenue intersects 
 
 \acant lots. 
 
 Michael Casey, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ..King street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Joseph Murphy, plasterer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Clifford street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Mrs. MaryMcNulty, widow of Michaal. 
 Vacant lots. 
 en street intersects 
 
 Strachaa Avenue— West side. 
 
 Commences at 0. W. R. and runs north to 
 Queen. 
 
 The Toronto Steel, Iron, and Railway 
 
 Works Company, (limited.) 
 Servetus Bispham, draughtsman. 
 2 John Koss, foreman. 
 " Hugh Bains, managing director T.S.T. 
 and R. Co. 
 
 VacAnt lots. 
 
 .. 0. T. B. and N. B. intersect. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ... Wellington Avenue intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 King street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Adelaide street intersects.. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Stoneoutter's Lane. 
 
 ComTncnces at Dmliess and runs north to 
 Britain. 
 
 2 Andrew Allison, laborer. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 6 Nicholas Hickson, shoemaker. 
 8 John Butler, fruit dealer. 
 
 Britain street intersects 
 
 Straclian street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Queen and runs north to 
 Conway. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 . Wilton street intersects 
 
 25 James Hamilton, laborer. 
 27 William Brawn, butcher. 
 29, 31 William Hockerday, laborer. 
 33 Edward McConnell, laborer. 
 35 Peter Shepherd, laborer. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 BoMnson street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Kyan, laborer. 
 Mrs. Catherine Deery, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Butler, farmer. 
 William Baldwin, blacksmith. 
 George Evans, tinsmith. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Likes, carpenter. 
 James Murphy. pl»sterer. 
 
 Vp.oant lots. 
 
 67 
 69 
 
 76 
 
 77 
 79 
 
 101 
 103 
 
 , Conway street intersects , 
 
 Straobaa itreet— West side. 
 
 Commence: at Queen and runs north to 
 
 Conway. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 102 John Kelly, grocer. 
 
 104 Mrs. Hanrah Stanford, widow. 
 
 106 William Hurd, laborer. 
 
 108 George Matthewson, laborer. 
 
 110 Va,cant house. 
 
 112 Thomas Wright, painter. 
 
 114 Joseph Luff, laborer. 
 
 116 Vacant house. 
 
im 
 
 C. B. f ANPERBON & CO. 8 
 
 118 Mra. Ann Dennrily, widow. 
 I20 Bartholomew Kelly, laborer. 
 122 Thomas Foster, gardener. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 184 Andrew Oeighton, wlor. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 156 John Coombe, druggist. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 166 John P. Peirce, collector. 
 168 John Jones, laborer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Conway street intersects., 
 
 Sullivan street— 7th Ward— Kortli side. 
 
 Commences at Beverleij and runs west to 
 Spadina Avenue. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 138 Paniel Morrison, laborer. 
 140 James Moran, tallyman N.R.C. 
 Protestant Orphan's Home. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Euron street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Spadina Avenue intersects 
 
 StaUvan street- Tth Ward— South side. 
 
 Commences at Beverley and runs west to 
 Spadina Avenue. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Huron street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Spadina Avenue intersects 
 
 Sullivan street— 6th Ward. 
 
 Commences at Vonge and runs west to Surrey 
 Place. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Snitan street— Korth aide. 
 
 Commences at North and runs west to College 
 Avenue. 
 
 2 James Young, flour merchant. - 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 16 
 24 
 
 Diversity street intersects. 
 
 Edward Marling. 
 John Evans, clerk. 
 
 College Avenue intersects. 
 
 Sultan itraet— South side. 
 
 Commences at North and rum west to College 
 
 Avenue. 
 
 1 Charles Fuller, lithographer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 6 Hugh Scott, Insui-ance agent. 
 1 F. W, Grant 
 
 Vacant lot 
 .University street interaeets. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 .College Avenue intersects . 
 
 Snmaoh street— East slda. 
 
 Commences at South Park and runs north to 
 Amelia. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Joseph Flemming, laborer. 
 23 James Jackman, capt "Sea Gull." 
 25 Ralph Bums, laborer. 
 27 William Lambert, detective. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 King street east intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Peter AnJerson, laborer. 
 James McKenna, laborer. 
 George Daniels, gardener. 
 Samuel Bowell, book-keeper. . 
 *' Adam Jnlinston, laborer. 
 47 r Thomas Hookway, plasterer. 
 49 Mrs. M. A. Fraser, tailoress. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 47 
 
 . Queen street intersects . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Thomas Godfrey, laborer. 
 William Bareher, carpenter. 
 Wm. Hopcraft, laborer. 
 John Grady, salesman. 
 Hugh Ciilgey, bricklayer. 
 John Stinson, laborer. 
 James Cawley, laborer. 
 Thomas McKeen, laborer. 
 Thomas Potts, laborer. 
 Mrs. M. Mulligan, widow. 
 Robert Campbell, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Joseph Reci-aft, laborer. 
 John Connors, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Andrew Coulter, laborer. 
 Vacant house. 
 Richai-d Warwick, laborer. 
 " James Green, laborer. 
 " r Mrs. M, Elliott, widow, 
 109 & 111 James Chambers, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James Stewart, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 William Walsh, laborer. 
 James Gilmor, laborer. 
 John Hildyard, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Beaty, shoemaker. 
 William Coulter, gardener. 
 Thomas Pearcy, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James CluAey. laborer. 
 George Elsworth, laborerf 
 Samuel Bragg, laborer. 
 
 67 
 
 69 
 
 73 
 
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 77 
 79 
 81 
 83 
 85 
 87 
 
 97 
 99 
 
 108 
 105 
 107 
 
 117 
 
 123 
 125 
 
 127 
 
 133 
 135 
 137 
 
 141 ' 
 
 143 
 
 146 
 
lot. 
 
 d vnteraeetH. 
 
 lot. 
 
 ! interaeela .. 
 
 Eut lida. 
 
 ■k and runs north to 
 a. 
 
 ots. 
 
 laborer. 
 
 pt. "Sea Gull." 
 rcr. 
 
 detective, 
 ots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 ots. 
 
 borer. 
 
 aborer. 
 
 rdener. 
 
 ok -keeper. . 
 
 iborer. 
 
 plasterer. 
 
 tailoreas. 
 lots. 
 
 ntersects 
 
 ots. 
 aborer. 
 carpenter, 
 jorer. 
 lan. 
 klayer. 
 )rer. 
 orer. 
 laborer, 
 orer. 
 Midow. 
 laborer, 
 lot. 
 >orer. 
 jrer. 
 ot. 
 ,borer. 
 
 laborer. 
 
 er. 
 
 dow. 
 
 ers, laborer, 
 
 ots. 
 
 orer. 
 
 lot. 
 
 wrer. 
 
 rer. 
 
 orer. 
 
 its. 
 
 maker. 
 
 ird^ner. 
 
 •penter. 
 
 >t8. 
 
 srer. 
 
 iboreil 
 
 rer. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 l^ 
 
 147 James Kclntyre, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Beech street intersects , 
 
 Mrs. E. Clark, seamstress. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 186 Timothy Mahoncy, carter. 
 Oak street intersects. 
 
 187 Thomas Greer, carter. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 211 Joseph Monck, laborer. 
 213 William Webber, plasterer. 
 215 Joseph Kirkpatrick, laborer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Don, street intersects .. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 283 Thomas Woodaide, cashier Royal Cana- 
 dian Bank. 
 New Necropolis. 
 
 JViiichester street intersects 
 
 Old Necropolis. 
 
 Amelia street intersects 
 
 Rumaoh stroflt— West side. 
 
 Commences at South Park and ru7is north to 
 Sumach. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 14 Gilbert Woods, chandler. 
 16 Robert Townseud, laborer. 
 18 George Leadlay, wool merchant. 
 John Fee, grocer. 
 
 Kitig street intersects. 
 
 Thomas Victor, blacksmith. j 
 
 Private grounds. ' 
 
 S. J. Stammers, accountant. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Qtteen Street intersects 
 
 Francis Keane, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Michael Tobin, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 John Malone, laborer. j 
 
 John Lawrence, laborer. j 
 
 Maurice Power, laborer. j 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 ..North Park street intersects 
 
 John Nicholson, laborer. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 James street intercects 
 
 182 John Fallon, laborer. 
 
 James Cooper, laborer, 
 vacant lot. 
 
 Joseph Stevens, gardener. 
 
 Thomas Quinn, Carter. 
 
 John Whitesides, carter. • 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Beech street intersects „,„.„. 
 
 Patitck Walsh, laborer. 
 
 68 
 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 80 
 
 134 
 
 1S8 
 140 
 142 
 
 164 
 
 Private grounds. 
 178 John Stewart, carter. 
 180 John Cain, carpenter. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Oak street intersects. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 196 Richard Allan, carter. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Don street intersects 
 
 Hospital grounds. 
 
 Spruce street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 284 George Powell, laborer. 
 286 Edward Boardman, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Elm street East intersects.... 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Mrs. Jane Lamb. 
 Private grounds. 
 George Hill, bricklayer. 
 Hugh Kelly, grocer. 
 
 Winduster street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 314 
 
 322 
 324 
 
 .Amelia street intersects. 
 
 Sydenham street- Hortb tide. 
 
 Commences at McMahon and runs east la 
 Parliament. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 4 V. M. Risch, piano-tuner. 
 6 Rev. J, Goodman, Prim. Methodist. 
 8 James Ryrie, carpenter. 
 10 Samuel Pettigrew, carpenter. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John McClelland, grocer. 
 
 Berkeley street intersects. 
 
 18 James 3. Williams, printer. 
 Joseph Thompson, printer. 
 William T. Pearson, seedsman. 
 Thomas Dobson, laborer. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 20 
 22 
 24 
 
 26 John Wochner, butcher. 
 28 John ^merville, farrier. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Parliament street intersects , 
 
 Sydenham street— South side. 
 Cmnmxnces at McMahon and runs east to 
 Parliament. 
 Vacant lot. 
 Patrick Wrenn, tailor. 
 John Sullivan, laborer. 
 13 John Callahan, laborer. 
 
 Lane inleratets 
 
 .16 JosephLovett, tailor. 
 . Vacant lots. 
 
164 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 
 Berkeley ttreet inteneeU 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 SI Thomas Hamilton, signal-man 0. T. B. 
 28 Alexander Patrick, gas fitter. 
 
 Zaiie intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 Surrey Flaoe— East side. 
 Commences at College Avenue and runs north. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Orenville street intersects, 
 
 James Fraser, Insurance agent 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Orosvenor street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Breadalbane street intersects. 
 
 Rear St Joseph's Convent. 
 
 St. A Ibans street intersects. .. 
 
 Surrsy Place— West side. 
 Gommences at College A^me and runs north. 
 Queen's Park to end. 
 
 Talt street— North side. 
 
 Commences at Trinity and runs east to Don 
 River, 
 
 Vacant lots to end. 
 
 Talt street— South side. 
 
 Commences at Trinity and runs east to Don 
 
 River, 
 
 Mrs. Nichols. 
 
 J. Connor. 
 Patrick Maher. 
 Mrs. B. Walsh. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Ttmperanoe street-North side. 
 
 Commiences at Yonge and runs west to Bay. 
 
 William Stewart, harness-maker. 
 Rear premises. 
 6 Miss Elizabeth Anderson, dress-maker. 
 8 Jam.;s Ashfield, chief engineer fire 
 
 department. 
 10 James Grand, royal engineer departm't. 
 12 Mrs. Janet Har'ioy, boarding house. 
 14 Rosanna Barker, boarding-house. 
 16 George Loveys lumber merchant. 
 18 Mrs. Rebecca Cooper, widow. 
 20 John Hunt, conductor G. T. R. 
 22 H. D. Wilson, landing waiter, H.M.C. 
 24 William Kendrew, house agent. 
 
 26 John Palmer, boarding-house. 
 
 Rear Richmond Street Wesleyan Me* 
 thodist Church. 
 84 William Marks, leather-belting manu- 
 facturer. 
 86 Robert Hunter, carpenter. 
 38 Chester F. Hall, carriage-builder. ' 
 Andrew Smith, veterinary surgeon. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 James Morrison, plumber, gas and 
 steam -fitter. 
 
 Bay street intersects. 
 
 H. T. Smith, soda-water manufacturer. 
 
 Tataperance street— South side. 
 Commeiices cU Yonge and runs west to Bay. 
 
 Dodgson. Shield & Co. 's warehouse. 
 9 George W. Hale, dentist. 
 11 Andrew Henderson, auctioneer. 
 
 Methodist New Connexion Church. 
 
 Temperance Hall. 
 25 George Gates, machinist 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 31 Mrs. Mary Walker, boarding-house. 
 33 Frank Mickleburg, In. Revenue Dept 
 
 Private grounds. 
 37 Andrew Smith, veterinary surgeon. 
 
 Fireman's Hall. 
 
 Bay street intersects 
 
 William Cornell, commission agent. 
 
 Taoumsath street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Northern Railway and run$ 
 
 north to Queen West. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Niagara street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 27 Marshall Bancroft, melodeon-maker. 
 29 Joseph Dyson. 
 39 Elijah Bayley, engine-driver. 
 
 Douro street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 61 William Sykes, laborer, 
 vacant lots. 
 
 King street intersects. . .. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Entrance to Slaney's block. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects.. 
 
 109 Michael Kelly, mariner. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 123 Owen Cumiskey, laborer. 
 125 John Tracey, lalwrer. 
 
 " John Cumiskey, laborer. 
 127 John Tucker, tailor. 
 129 Mrs. Marge ret Davis. 
 131 John Tenney, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
rding-hoQse. 
 
 Jtreet Wealeyan Me- 
 
 1. 
 
 eather-belting mana- 
 
 irpenter. 
 
 larriage-builder. " 
 sterinary surgeon. 
 
 plumber, gas and 
 
 intersects. 
 
 ■water manufacturer. 
 
 it— South tide. 
 
 id runs west to Bay. 
 
 k Co. 's warehouse. 
 
 dentist. 
 
 II, auctioneer. 
 
 onnexion Church. 
 
 chinist. 
 
 lots. 
 
 er, boarding-house. 
 
 5, In. Revenue Dept. 
 
 eterinary surgeon. 
 
 t 
 
 intersects 
 
 commission agent. 
 
 It— East side. 
 
 n Railway and runt 
 ■een JVest. 
 
 lots. 
 't intersects 
 
 lots. 
 ;, melodeon-maker. 
 
 gine-drirer, 
 
 intersects 
 
 lots. 
 
 borer. 
 
 lots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 lots. 
 
 fa block, 
 lots. 
 
 ! intersects. , 
 
 iriner. 
 
 lot. 
 
 iborer. 
 
 •er. 
 
 borer. 
 
 r. 
 
 is. 
 
 rer. 
 
 Ota. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 15& 
 
 Richmond street intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 149 John Eroy. laborer. 
 1494 Lewis Addison, whitewasher. 
 161 David Searin, laborer. 
 168 Nicholas Egan, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Taonmseth street— Wast sldt. 
 
 Commences at Northern Railway and runs 
 north to Queen West. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Niagara street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Douro street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Kirtg street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Christie, laborer. 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Garrison street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 186 James Anderson, laborer. 
 138 Joseph Brierley, boiler-maker. 
 140 Patrick Higgins, laborer. 
 142 Mrs. MaryTlannigan. 
 
 ....Richmond street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wesleyan Methodist Church. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Terauley street— East aids. 
 Commences at Queen JVest and runs north to 
 College Avenue. 
 Rear premises. 
 3 Thomas Bells, butcher. 
 
 6 Ottowa Tolliver, whitewasher. 
 
 7 Edward Dawes, rag merchant. 
 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 9 George Jeffrey, cabinet-maker." 
 11 Mrs. Anna Warwick, boarding-house. 
 13 r Isaac Hanna, paper-stainer. 
 15 Walter S. Wngley, painter. 
 John Summers, carpenter. 
 
 17 
 19 
 21 
 28 
 27 
 29 
 81 
 
 Seymour Clarke, brakesman G. T. R. 
 Patrick Redmond, stage carpenter. 
 Charles Fisher, weigh master. 
 John Murphy, stove dealer. 
 David G. Richardson, grocer. 
 
 Albert street intersects 
 
 83 Mrs. Mary Perry, widow. 
 
 85 Robert H. Browne, clerk Crown Lands 
 
 Department. 
 87 John Maguire, baggage-master. 
 
 89 John Soper, tailor. 
 
 41 Miss Lavinia Mcllroy, straw milliner.- 
 
 43 Mrs. Alison Fenwick, widow. 
 
 45 James Leslie, vamisher. 
 
 47 Joseph Petch, carpenter. 
 
 49 James Flynn, baggageman G. T. R. 
 
 49( Mrs. Margaret Moran, widow. 
 
 61 Mrs. Janet Kerr, grocer. 
 
 Louisa street intersects .■ 
 
 53 Mrs. Jemima Johnston, grocer. 
 
 65 William Brown. 
 
 664 Robert Graham, printer. 
 
 67 Joseph Williams, carpenter. 
 
 674 George M. Lindsay, stone-mason. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 61 Josq>h J. Tolfree, manager Phoenix 
 
 Foundry. 
 63 Thomas Armstrong, tailor. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 67 r Mrs. Catherine Gibbs, seamstress. 
 674 George Hillem, bricklayer. 
 69 Archibald McMurchy, school teacher. 
 694rMrs. Mary Douzard, caretaker Louisa 
 
 street school. 
 71 r Edwin Jackson, carpenter. 
 73 David Y/allace, brickkyer. 
 
 76 James Colby, carter. 
 
 77 John Erskine, clerk. 
 
 79 John Renilson, merchant tailor. 
 81 William De St. Croix, plasterer. 
 83 Henry Courtenay, nail-maker 
 Vacant houses. 
 
 Alice street interdicts 
 
 89 Thomas Breadon, grocer. 
 
 91 Andrew Beattie, foundryman. 
 
 93 George Campbell, machinist. 
 
 95 William Lake, tailor. 
 
 97 Thomas A. Beatty, shipping clerk. 
 
 99 George Little, stableman. 
 
 101 Robt. Blackburn, music teacher. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Agnes street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 115 John Gilmour, cabman. 
 117 William Harney, waiter. 
 119 Mrs. Sarah Williams. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 hdward street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 135 John McKenzie, stone-cutter. 
 137 James S. Moodie, shoemaker. 
 139 David Prentice, tailor. 
 141 William Munro, carpenter. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Elm street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 143 James Parkes, tailor. 
 
 Walton street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 George Mason, traveller. 
 
 .Oerrard street intersects.. 
 
a56 
 
 C» E. ANDERSON & CO/s 
 
 ! 
 
 Charles Langmoir, pripter. 
 
 Bear premises. 
 181 James Uiles, cab propri«ter. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 1C8 Joseph W. Phillips, builder. 
 
 Hayttr ttreet itUeraects... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 ^ Buchanan street intersects. 
 
 Kear premises. 
 
 , College street intersects. . . . 
 
 Terauley street— West aids. 
 
 Commences at Queen IVest and runs north to 
 College Avenue, 
 
 Rear premises. 
 6 Thomas Hogg, cab-drirer. 
 8 Stephen Moore, carpenter. 
 84 James Gibbons, litho^aphic priuter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 .Lane intersects. 
 
 12 William Turreff. 
 
 *' r John Taws, porter. 
 
 " r Thomas Outram, shoemaker. 
 
 " r John Leiger, laborer. 
 
 " r Irwin Potter, porter. 
 
 r Mrs. Louisa Young, widow, 
 Mrs. Caroline Moodie, widow. 
 Joseph Williams, traveller, 
 r James Taylor, laborer, 
 r James Cowan, teamster. 
 r Joseph Bedford, teamster, 
 r Jason Phair, porter. 
 James Bennett, tavern-keeper. 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, widow. 
 ■- Warren Taylor, shoemaker. 
 *' r Mra. Ann Kinslay, widow. 
 *' r William Sanderson, shoemaker. 
 " r John Small, tailor. 
 " r Mrs. Janet Kirkland, washerwoman. 
 22 John Pembroke, shoemaker. 
 " Angus McKay, wharfman. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 26 Wilson B. Abbott. 
 
 14 
 16 
 
 18 
 20 
 
 .Albert street intersects. 
 
 30, 30 i Tobias Switzer, grocer. 
 32 John Willis, carpenter. 
 William Degeer, carjpenter. 
 
 r John Moore, machinist. 
 
 r William B. Bell. 
 
 r James Reynolds, cooper. 
 
 r William Brown, laborer. 
 Mrs. Mary Mitchell, widow. 
 James Hall, porter. 
 40 r Thomas Meredith, hair^dresser. 
 404 James Maxwell, carpenter. 
 42 Joseph Smith, carpenter. 
 44 Donald Grant, clerk. 
 44 r Mrs. Eliza Jane Moxve. 
 48 James Beatty, laborer. 
 
 34 
 
 36 
 38 
 
 48 Mrs. Ann Smith, boarding-house. 
 50 Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, widow. 
 
 .Louisa street intersects. 
 
 62 Joseph Clegg, shoemaker. 
 (4 Mrs. Catherine Fid tener. 
 56 Alexander Kerr, laborer. 
 68 r James Sinclair, tailor. 
 60 r James Yorston, cheese •monger. 
 62 John Clode, shoemaker. 
 64 William H. Boxall, coppersmith. 
 " r Bobert Phillips, tailor. 
 " r James Macfarlane, wood-turner. 
 " r Alexander Wame, sailor, 
 r Isaac Humphrey, moulder, 
 
 Thomas Downey, builder. 
 
 Miss Margaret Mills, dressmaker, 
 r George Craig, turner. 
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston. 
 
 Henry Collins, book-keeper. 
 
 Ontario J. Pettit, law student. 
 
 John Fenson, machinist. 
 
 Thomas Colby. 
 
 Vacant house, 
 
 Francis S, Toye, card-writer, 
 
 Thomas Fleming, hanicss-maker. 
 
 Christopher Keeby, cutter. 
 
 Francis B. Orris, clerk. 
 90 r William Wheeler, carpenter. 
 92 John Fluker, tinsmith. 
 
 James Corbett, cabinet-maker. 
 
 James H. MacMuUen, book-keeper. 
 
 John Moss, manager Dun, Wiman k 
 Co.'s commercial agency. 
 
 Mrs. Eliza Toye. 
 
 John Nimmo, clerk. 
 " r George Cline, shoemaker. 
 " Richard Bartlett, carpenter. 
 104 r Robert Murray, tailor. 
 
 " r George Cline, shoemaker. 
 108 John Greenlees, builder. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 F.obert Beard, painter. 
 
 Gecrge Snider, 
 
 Rtar premises. 
 
 66 
 
 68 
 <t . 
 
 70 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 78 
 80 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 
 94 
 96 
 98 
 
 100 
 102 
 
 112 
 114 
 
 .Agnea street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 126 Allan McCann, laborer. 
 128 Arthur E. Robinson, carpet-layer. 
 130, 1304 Jolin Boss, letter-carrier. 
 132 James Ellis, laborer. 
 134 David Sleeth, printer. 
 
 Bear premises. 
 
 Edward street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 140 Richard Watson, silversmith. 
 142 Henry Brunskill. 
 144 Mrs. Olivia Burrows. 
 
 " r Stuart Burrows, policeman. 
 146 Thomas Wilson, printer. 
 148 Thomas Collins, Drass-fiois^ver. 
 160 George Qroham, tailor. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIKKCTORT. 
 
 ISTi 
 
 bcwriliiiff'hoase. 
 WW, widow. 
 
 ■inteneeta 
 
 emaker. 
 ii\ tener. 
 aborer. 
 ilor. 
 
 leese •monger, 
 laker. 
 
 11, coppersmith, 
 ^ilor. 
 
 , wood-turner, 
 sailor, 
 moulder, 
 builder. 
 
 lis, dressmaker, 
 ler. 
 
 Iinston. 
 ok-keeper. 
 law student 
 thiiust. 
 
 ard-writer. 
 hanicss-maker. 
 r, cutter. 
 
 lerk. 
 
 carpenter, 
 nith. 
 
 binet-maker. 
 len, book-keeper, 
 iger Dun, Wiman k 
 iai agency. 
 
 •k. 
 
 )maker. 
 
 carpenter. 
 
 lilor. 
 
 imaker. 
 
 iiilder. 
 
 ater. 
 
 j< intersects. 
 
 borer. 
 
 )n, carpet-layer. 
 
 etter-carrier. 
 
 jr. 
 
 iter. 
 
 tintersects. 
 
 lilrersmith. 
 
 W8. 
 
 olicemAn. 
 )rinter. 
 irass-finishier. 
 ailor. 
 
 162 Mrs. AHcs Pen wick. 
 
 164 Charles Hunt, laborer. 
 
 168 Mrs. Wright, washerwoman. 
 
 168, 1684, Georgv Sandursou, teamster. 
 
 .. ..- Elm street internets 
 
 Rear premisiis. 
 
 166 r James Price, builder. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Walton street intersects 
 
 William Kinsman, grocer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 180 Vacant house. 
 182 Slingsby Wutsoii, clerk. 
 
 Oerrard street intersects . 
 
 John Maguirp, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 192 Thomas Kennedy, carpenter. 
 194 Vacant house. 
 196 Vacant house. 
 
 Hayte.r street interaects. . . 
 
 ' ProYinoial Insurance Co. of CanadA, 
 J. Sydney Grocker, manager and 
 Becr«tary. 
 James Sydney Crocker, manager Pro- 
 vincial Insurance Co. of Canada. 
 Consume™' Gas Company's othce. 
 E. H. Rutherford, Prei't. Consumora' 
 
 Gas Company. 
 Mackenzie & Paterson, banisters. 
 J. N. Blake, barrister. 
 Registry olfice, county of York, John 
 
 Uidout, registrar. 
 Adelaide 8t. Wesleyan Methodist Church 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 200 Jolm B. Carter, niap-mounter- 
 202 Henry Edward.s, wood-carver. 
 204 Robert Parkes, messenger. 
 206 Robert Kingham, tinsmith. 
 208 Mrs. ]\rary Ginn, nurse. 
 
 2084 James McKendry, detective. 
 
 201 John C. Rome, cabinet-maker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 214 Mrs. Susan Pooler. 
 216 Thomas Jennings, plasterer. 
 218 Robert McUridc, carter. 
 220 William McCaw, tailor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 222 Mrs. Graham. 
 
 224 Mrs. Emily Duggan, prof, music. 
 226 Mrs. Francis Morrison. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 234 Mattlicw R. Gilvorson, provision dealer. 
 236 Mrs. Ann Chambers. 
 2361 Mrs. Agnes Bell. 
 238 Mrs. Eliza Aiken. 
 240 Jesse Tensom, machinist. 
 242 Mrs. Elizabeth H "bins, widow. 
 244 James L. Smith, ic id supt. bank U. C. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 .College street intersects. 
 
 Toronto gtreot— "ait side. 
 Commences at King and runs north to Ade- 
 laide. 
 
 Rice Le^vis & Son, hardware. 
 3 Royal Canadian Bank, Thomas Wood- 
 side, Cashier. 
 5 W. B. Phipps, banker. 
 9 James Campbell & Son, wholesale pub- 
 lishers and booksellers. 
 
 .Court street intersect$. 
 
 Toronto stroot- West side. 
 
 Commences at Kiiiy Unst and runs niyrth to 
 Adelaide. 
 N. Gordon Bigelow, barrister. 
 A. J. D'Allii'ii, advocate. 
 J. 0. Browne, P. Land Surveyor. 
 Odi'll & Trout, Commercial College. 
 Camercm & Smart, barristers. 
 E. 0. Bickford, railroad contractor. 
 John Garvin, general agent iEtna Life 
 
 Insurance Co. 
 John Walker, agent iEtna Life and U» 
 
 S. .Plate Glass Co. 
 McDonald & Cliadwick, barristers. 
 E. J. Jarvis, land agent, broker, &c. 
 C. A. Biickas, stationer & news dealer. 
 E. Bradburnc, ng(>nt Canada Life As- 
 surance Comjjany. 
 Canada Life Assurance Co., E. Brad- 
 
 l)uniu, agent. 
 Provincial Permanent Building So- 
 ciety, E. Bradburnc, agent. 
 "City Larder" Dining Rooms. 
 J. Ick Evans, prop. " City Larder." 
 
 Post Offi^x Lane intersects 
 
 Toronto Post Ofiice, Joseph Leslie, 
 Postmaster. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Masonic Hall. 
 
 J. Herbert ilason, secretary Canada 
 
 Permanent Building Society. 
 Canada Permanent Building Society, 
 
 J. Herbert Mason, secretary. 
 Morison & Co., ale and i)orter vaults. 
 Ross, Lauder & Mulock, barristers. 
 United States Consulate, D. Thurston,. 
 
 U. S. Consul. 
 Spencer & Bull, barristers. 
 (Crawford & Crombie, barristers. 
 Blake, Kerr & Wells, barristers. 
 Jones Brothers, barristers. 
 Mercer Jones. 
 
 Thomas Hodgins, barrister. 
 Office Spirit Of the Age. 
 J. Foitest, agent for estate of John 
 
 Harrington. 
 William A. Kauffman, architect. 
 G. B. Ware, law stationer. 
 Charles J. Carroll, barrister. 
 
168 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 MfS^' 
 
 80 Cupples k Hunter, managen Mercan- 
 tile Protective Auociation. 
 
 •• Mercantilo Protective Aaaociation, Cup- 
 plea k Hunter, managen. 
 
 " Oeorge Ward, iewoUer. 
 
 " James H. Doyle, barrister. 
 
 " Toronto Mutual Insurance Company, 
 H. Hancock, secretary. 
 
 " H. Hancock, secretary Toronto Mutual 
 Fire Insurance Company. 
 
 " Beaver Mutual Insurance Association, 
 W. T. O'Reilly, secretary. 
 
 " F. J. Thompson, treasurer Beaver Mu- 
 tual Insurance Company. 
 
 22 John W. Hancock, barrister and patent 
 agent 
 
 " Frederick P. Stow, stock broker. 
 
 James Myles, coal and wood. 
 , Adelaide street interaeda. 
 
 10 
 II 
 
 12 
 14 
 
 28 
 
 32 
 84 
 
 Trinity Square— North ilda. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs west. 
 
 Joseph Pullen, brush-maker and fancy 
 
 goods. 
 Bear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Robert Sullivan, M.A., barrister. 
 Rev. Henry Scadding, D.D., incum- 
 bent Holy Trinity. 
 John Parry, sexton Holy Trinity. 
 Rev. W. S. Darling, Church of Holy 
 
 Trinity. 
 Rear premises. 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Samuel Sims, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Oeorge Arnold, moulder. 
 Joseph Bemet. 
 Rear premisea 
 
 Trinity Square— South lida. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs west. 
 Rear premises. 
 Lane intersects. 
 
 9 Alexander Hamilton, painter, oil-man 
 and paper-hanger. 
 Garden. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects, 
 
 27 Samuel Keenan, pattern-maker. 
 Robert W. Robinson, prof, of music. 
 Rear premises. 
 John Hetherington, laborer. 
 James Dilworth, clerk. 
 Frederick Sparkes, book-keeper. 
 Robert Lawson, grocer. 
 Rear premises, 
 r Thomas Cuttell, printer, 
 r Frederick Law, aalesman. 
 
 29 
 
 86 
 87 
 89 
 41 
 
 Trinity itrMt-Baat rid*. 
 
 Commences at the Bay, aatd rmu north te 
 Kingttut. 
 
 16 Oeorge D. Morse, cattle dealer. 
 
 Little Front street intersects, 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 Vacant house. 
 61 Joseph Parker, cooper. 
 63 Martin Gill, school teacher. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 South Park street inttrteets 
 
 Private grounds. 
 77 Robert Paisley, weaver. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 King street east intersects 
 
 Trinity street— West side. 
 
 Comnunees at the Bay, and runs North to 
 King east. 
 1 Gooderham k Worts, distillers and 
 maltsters. 
 Little Front street intersects, 
 
 Henry Gooderham, distiller. 
 Private grounds. 
 William Hoult, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house, 
 William Henderson, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Palace street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 James Duffees laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Joseph Dean, book-keeper. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John McKeon, jeweller. 
 
 Alexander Small, salesman. 
 
 James Richardson, finisher. 
 
 John Freloar, pattern -maker. 
 
 William Anderson, moulder. 
 
 Patrick McMahon, conductor O.T.R. 
 
 Trinity Church, Sabbath School House. 
 Derby Lane intersects 
 
 Trinity Church. 
 King street east intersects 
 
 30 
 
 68 
 
 62 
 
 66 
 68 
 70 
 72 
 74 
 76 
 
 University Colleob (See Queen's Park), 
 is situated in Queen's Park, near north- 
 em end of College Avenue. 
 
 Vnlverslty street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Queen and rwru north to 
 Avenue, 
 
 Osgoode Hall premif es. 
 
 Osgoode street instersect$ 
 
 Alexander Daragh, poUceman. 
 
 89 
 
and rwHt Mftk t» 
 
 ittle dealer. 
 
 tet inUnecU, 
 
 nUnecU. 
 
 )er. 
 teacher, 
 
 t inUrteds. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 169 
 
 ver. 
 
 >t8. 
 
 intermets. 
 
 ^•■t lid*. 
 
 and runs North to 
 
 a. 
 
 tta, distillers and 
 
 t intersects. 
 distiller. 
 
 orer. 
 ats. 
 
 laborer. 
 
 i)t8. 
 
 nterseets...., 
 
 3tS. 
 
 rer. 
 
 3tS. 
 
 -keeper. 
 
 ots. 
 
 cUer. 
 
 ilesman. 
 
 finisher, 
 
 irn-maker. 
 
 moulder. 
 
 conductor O.T.R. 
 
 ibath School Houae. 
 
 Uersects 
 
 ( intersects. 
 
 See Queen's Park), 
 s Park, near north* 
 venue. 
 
 — Eait ilde. 
 
 md runs north to 
 
 ues. 
 
 insterseets .. 
 policeman. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Lane intersects . 
 
 «5 Mrs. Ann E. Thomas, washerwoman. 
 47 John Henry Jackson, barber. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 61 Louis Delany, herb doctor. 
 63 John England, laborer. 
 
 66 — McCallum (information refused). 
 
 67 Miss Mortimer, milliner. 
 69 John Finch, carpenter. 
 
 61 Oswald liurkardt, shoemaker. 
 63 Thomas Cushin, hostler. 
 
 66 Michael Falen, wheelwright. 
 " r Adolphus Gold, teamster. 
 
 67 John Davidson, boiler-maker. 
 69 Matthew Mnmford, locksmith. 
 71 William Brown, bricklayer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 76 William Hughes, teamster. 
 
 77 Edward Barns, pensioner. 
 79 Patrick Burns, laborer. 
 
 81 Michael Downey, dairyman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 89 Frederick Rogers, sliocmakcr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 98 Ephraim Butt, waggon-maker. 
 
 99 llenry lleitell, shoemaker. 
 101 Mrs. Eliza Dancy. 
 
 103 William Wardell, house-mover. 
 105 Wm. Townsend, upholsterer. 
 107 Edwiu Trevail, commercial traveller. 
 Agnes street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 113 Matthew Hutchinson, machinist. 
 
 " r Alexander Aloore, shoemaker. 
 
 " r Mrs. Sarah Iredale, washerwoman. 
 115 John Bone, carpenter. 
 117 Samuel Munns, laborer. 
 119 Wm. Mullins, carriage-builder. 
 121 Mrs. Maria Kay, tailoress. 
 123 James Richardson, sailor. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 127 Thomas Summerville, carpenter. 
 
 Edward street intersects . 
 
 129 Andrew Fleming, tax collector. 
 
 131 Edward Hargrces, laborer. 
 
 133 John Reilly, carpenter. 
 
 135 John W. Hethenngton, accountant. 
 
 Garden. 
 139 Walter Verrall, cairiage-builder. 
 141 John Parker, missionary. 
 143 George Read, joiner. 
 146 Thos. L. Wynne, slipper-maker. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Elm street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 166, 167 Richard Phillips, carver and gilder. 
 
 159 Wm. Armstrong, carpenter. 
 
 161 Chas. C. Roe, patent medicine maker. 
 
 163 William Lawrence, carpenter. 
 
 165 Daniel Cooper, painter. 
 
 167 John Cove, tailor. 
 
 109 James Oroundwater, seedsman. 
 171 James Mink. 
 
 178 Harry Holman, tailor. 
 
 " Mrs. Catherine Call, ladies' nurse. 
 175 James W. Coleman, music dealer. 
 177 James F. Peterkin, wood carver. 
 
 179 Joseph Bywater, caqienter O. T. R. 
 181 Ci.arles Peterkin, wood carver. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 186 W. H. Steele, attorney. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 189 Robert Yorston, express-man. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 193 Thomaa J. Wallace. 
 196 William Thompson, carter. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 199 Henry Jones, jobber. 
 
 
 Christopher street intersects., 
 
 203 
 
 205 
 207 
 
 213 
 215 
 217 
 
 226 
 231 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Peter Jessiman. brass-finisher. 
 Edward Town, G. T. R. 
 John Frazer, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 William Peterkin, clerk. 
 A. H. B. Wadsworth, M.B., asst. clerk 
 of Process. 
 
 Lane intersects .... 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Avenue street intersects. 
 
 University streot— West side. 
 
 Commences at Queen and runs north to Avenue 
 
 Street. 
 
 East side of College Avenue to end. 
 
 Vanauley street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Queen and runs north to Agnes 
 west. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 17 Andrew Kinghorn, brass-moulder. 
 19 Gilbert Logan, engineer G.T.^ 
 21 Joseph Waddy, boiler-maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 27 Peter C. Abbott, cabman. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 31 David Davidson, boiler-maker. 
 33 Edward Turner. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 39 Henry Fox, carpenter. 
 41 Joseph Holman, blacksmith. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacau, -ots. 
 Samuel Stephenson, laborer. 
 Vacant house. 
 
1^0 
 
 c. E. ANDfiEseir A-eb:'* 
 
 o. 
 
 V-v^^l 
 
 165 
 « 
 
 167 
 109 
 171 
 173 
 
 Vdcantlote. 
 Highstreet intereda. 
 
 Vacant loto. 
 Kerr Lane intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 St. Patrick street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 J. Hutchinson Esten, barrister. 
 
 Vacant lotSi 
 Alexander Crawfoi-di clerk. 
 Robert Whitlow, laborer. 
 
 1 Alexander Clark, fireman N.R.C. 
 
 2 Patrick Husscy. 'aborer. 
 
 3 Thomas H. Cummiiigs, gardener. 
 
 4 Robert Jackson, laborer. 
 » 5 John WhitloW; iiiucliinist 
 James PhilliiL-^, engineer N.R.C. 
 Charles Spvoatt, brewer. 
 Williaiii Chapman, clerk. 
 p. Smitli. 
 
 St. A ndrew street intersects. 
 
 Private gwunds. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Charles R. Bell, book-keeper. 
 Mrs. Susan E. Bell. 
 Robert Marshall. 
 Allan Rutherford, tailor. 
 James Reynolds. 
 Hugh Reddie, laborer. 
 Agnes street intersects 
 
 Vanauley street— West side. 
 
 Convmetices at Queen and runs north to Agnes 
 
 west. 
 Piivate grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rei T premises. 
 20 Cht.rles F. Jarvis, baggageman G.W.R. 
 Re^r premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 30 J'tnies Scott, engineer G.T.R. 
 •' r John Riley, cary ntcr. 
 v'auant lots. 
 3C Peter Thornton 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 66 Jolih Cocln-an, laborer. 
 " r Hermann Schmidt, peddler. 
 68 John Leeming, machinist. 
 70 Jamef. Abralmm, coachman. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 High street intersects ; 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Privatie grounds^ 
 
 St. Patrick street interjects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 120 William Sloggett, blacksmith, 
 122 Thomas Bunker, bricklayer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 126 
 128 
 130 
 
 142 
 
 148 
 
 154 
 156 
 158 
 160 
 
 162 
 
 172 
 
 John LerouX. 
 Thomas Daly, laborer. 
 Mrar Mary O'Brien. 
 
 Vacant lotSi 
 James McGrath, tinsmith. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 William SteiTatt, dairyman. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 James A. Eastman, conductor G.T.B. 
 William Dack, clerk. 
 Thomas Peters, laborer. 
 Timothy Goirjuerson, turner. 
 Benjamin Dean, machinist. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Csleb Butt, bricklayer. 
 
 ,.... Agnes street West intersects 
 
 Vankoughnet street— North aide. 
 
 Commences at Major, and runs West to 
 Lippincott. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Bnmsvnck Avenue intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Kerk, laborer. 
 William Cathcart, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Borden street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Lippincott street intersects 
 
 Victoria street— East side. 
 Commences at Adelaide cast, and rviis north 
 to Gcrrard. 
 
 > lexander Miller, second-hand clothier. 
 
 1 Joseph — , upholsterer, 
 
 <i Rolc-rt Petch, builder. 
 f) Robert Tola, shoemaker. 
 " David Strachan, shoemaker. 
 " Richard Nash, slDcmaker. 
 " John McTague, sJ^oemoker. 
 " r John A. Frost- bi ker. 
 9 Mrs. Mary McClain, widow. 
 " r James Ross, laborer. 
 " r William McPherson, laborer. 
 11, 13 WilliamSmith, prop. Fermanagh Inn. 
 
 Stanley street intersctts. 
 
 13 Edward Brown, prop. Victoria House. 
 Richard Chiff, shoemaker. 
 Hugh Fulton, laborer.' 
 Mrs. Mary Black, widow, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 J. J. Manieoe, carpenter. 
 John Magee, shoemaker 
 Mrs. Catherine Magoe. 
 Neil Agnew, proprietor 'Jentral Saloon. 
 
 RicJimond street intersects 
 
 15 
 17 
 
 19 
 25 
 
 II 
 
 27 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 IX. 
 
 ly, laborer. 
 
 O'Brien. 
 Vacant lots, 
 irath, tinsmith. 
 Vacant lot 
 ten-att, dairyman. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Eastman, conductor G.T.R. 
 ack, clerk. 
 
 ters, laborer, 
 offiuerson, tnrner. 
 Dean, machinist. 
 Vacant lots, 
 me. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 , bricklayer. 
 
 treet West mtcrsecLi 
 
 net street— North side. 
 
 Major, and runs West to 
 Lippincott. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 •k Avenue intersects 
 
 Vacant lots, 
 •k, laborer, 
 ithcart, carpenter. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 fn street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 -,utt street intersects 
 
 a street— East side. 
 
 Iclaide east, and ru;is north 
 'o Gerrard. 
 
 Miller, second-hand clothier. 
 
 , upholsterer. 
 
 ch, buildei'. 
 
 a, shoemaker. 
 
 chan, shoemaker. 
 
 ish, sh )eniaker. 
 
 iguc, sltoemaker. 
 
 rost- bi ker. 
 
 McCluin, widow. 
 
 ), laborer. 
 
 cPherson, laborer. 
 
 luith, prop. Fermanagh Inn. 
 
 1/ street intersctts 
 
 own, prop. Victoria House. 
 
 iff, shoemaker. 
 
 m, laborer.' 
 
 Black, widow. 
 
 I'^acant lote. 
 
 :ce, carpenter. 
 
 B, shoemaker 
 
 rine Magee. 
 
 r, proprietor 'Central Saloon. 
 
 nd street intersects 
 
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 29 Luther C. Coddington, proprietor Rich- 
 mond House. 
 33 Thomas Quinn. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rea'r pi-emises. 
 
 . Qu4xn street intersects . 
 
 Baptist Chunih. 
 
 Va(!ant lot. 
 
 49 Mis. Evelina Randolph, seamstress. 
 
 " Mrs. Elizabeth .Johnson, wiilow. 
 
 '* Charles Cirter, tohaceo-worker. 
 
 51 Mi's. Mary Ann Wilson, widow. 
 
 " David Strai'han, shoemaker. 
 
 53 Alexander Oliphant, hook-binder. 
 
 " John M(.'Tagne, shoemaker. 
 
 55 James McGrath, shoemaker. 
 
 " Mrs. Ann Clifford, widow. 
 
 57 C'harles Loughman, laborer. 
 
 59 John Clarke, laborer. 
 
 " James Morgan, sailor. 
 
 61 Joseph Oliver, jiainter. 
 
 63 Miehael Troy, sailor. 
 
 " Mrs. Mary Elliot, widow. 
 
 " James Anderson, sailor. 
 
 " Henry McDonald, boiler maker, 
 
 65 Mrs. Esther I'arry, widow. 
 
 " Frank Conley, laborer. 
 
 67 Wlliiim Nortii, grocer. 
 
 " Ciiristopher Sparling, contractor. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 73 John Tucker. 
 
 75 John G. McCarthy, , hook -keeper. 
 
 77 Andrew McEarland, clerk. 
 
 79 Mrs. Jane Wadsworth, boarding-house. 
 
 81 Jerome Alley, Crown Land Depart- 
 ment. 
 
 83 Kol)ert Frsizer. 
 
 35 George Craig. 
 
 87 Vacant house. 
 
 89 Jlrs. Margaret Toyman, widow. 
 
 91 George Gibson, book-keeper. 
 
 93 lli(diard Clitlbrd, ti> le-keeper Jacques 
 
 & Hay. 
 
 " Mrs. R. Clifford, tailoress. 
 
 " Mrs. MeCarty, wid. Mu.phy. 
 
 " Robert Loughea<l, lamp-lighter. 
 
 95 John Templenian, carpenter. 
 
 97 James Met allum, clerk. 
 Disciples' Church. 
 Rear promises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 105 Miss Maiy Cuthbertson. 
 
 107 Vincent Cozen.s, shoemaker. 
 
 " James JIcKengeny, gas-works. 
 
 109 William Sweetman, laborer. 
 
 *• Mrs. Mary Connell. 
 
 " Patrick Flanigan, sailor. 
 
 Ill Cornelius Scanlan, moulder. 
 
 " John O'Brien, sailor. 
 
 113 James Rusk, carpenter. 
 
 115 Mrs. Mary Ann Christian, widow. 
 
 ' * William Blackhall, bookbinder. 
 
 117 Mrs. Elizabeth Dobbin, widow. 
 
 11 
 
 117 Thomas Watson, book-binder. 
 
 119 Mrs. Bueck, widow. 
 
 121 John Buchan, messenger 'P. 0. 
 
 123 John Forbes, cariwnter. 
 
 125 Andrew Wilson, pattern-maker. 
 
 " William Scott, melodeon-ma'-.er. 
 
 127 Charles Peters, clerk G. W. R. 
 
 129 James Morrison, jwrter. 
 
 131 Miss Mary McLean, boarding-honse. 
 
 133 J. P. Cleveland, M.D., private college. 
 
 135 John Hopcraft, shoemaker. 
 
 137 Mrs. Sarah Siggins. 
 
 139 Jirs. Mary Breenan, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. . 
 
 143 t'harles Da.wzy, telegiaph-repairer. 
 
 " MeCrovie, furniture store. 
 
 145 Matthew Redmond, brewer. 
 
 " Daniel McMuUin, clerk. 
 
 147 Thomas Gibbons, grocer. 
 
 Craicksliank street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 151 Dr. Egerton Ryei-son. sunt, of educat'n. 
 
 153 Mrs. Eliza Laiigloi.s, widow. 
 
 155 Mi's. Mary Ann Snell, widow. 
 
 157 Win. Edwin Brabant, foreman W. C. 
 Chewett & Co.'s piinting establish- 
 ment. 
 
 159 Christopher Magson, teller Brown's 
 Bank 
 
 161 Alfred Mason, Canada Perm't Building 
 Society. 
 " Thomas Mason. 
 
 16b William T. Mason, general commission 
 merchant. 
 
 165 Daniel JIulvey, stone-cutter. 
 
 167 Patrick Tray, mail conductor. 
 
 1 69 James Skinner, carpenter. 
 Ward School. 
 
 Ootdd street intersects....^ 
 
 Normal S(!hool Grounds. 
 
 .Gerrard streit intersects. 
 
 Viotoria street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Adelaide east and runs nortfi 
 Gerrard. 
 
 2 John Irwin, proprietor Irwin's Hotel. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert Lees, carpenter. 
 Thomas Fenny. 
 Thomas Bell, merchant. 
 Miss Sarah Jane Oliver, dre.ssmaker. 
 Mrs. Isabidla Robinson, widow. 
 Patrick Coi'gan, laborer. 
 Mrs. Nolan, widow. 
 Mrs. Heffron, widow. 
 John Swain, tailor. 
 Mrs. Balsam, widow. 
 Mrs. MeCarty, widow. 
 Vacant house. 
 Edward Ward, grocer. 
 John Walter, printer. 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 iQ 
 
 12 
 
 t L 
 
 16 
 18 
 
 20 
 
 24 
 26 
 
1^2 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 'g 
 
 6 
 
 
 28 James Miuoo, printer. 
 
 30, Alexander McClellaud, B. C. Basic. 
 
 32 Henry Donnelly, carter. 
 
 " Edward Harrison, printer. 
 32 r Mrs. B. Vale, widow. 
 
 34 William Gibson, harness-maker. 
 
 " Charles Spenoe, policu force. 
 
 38 Michael Durliam, boot & shoemaker. 
 
 40 Owen Mooney, grocer. 
 
 Richmond street intersecis 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 54 Edward Dowson, proprietor Leeds 
 Arms. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Michael Scanlan, tinsmith. 
 60 Miss Mary Ann Dunn. 
 " John Rooney. 
 
 62 William J. Patterson, moulder. 
 64 Edward Lowden, engine-driver. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 70 Richard Dow, carpenter. 
 72 John Brown, builder. 
 76 William Johnson, laborer. 
 78 Mrs. Elizabi'th Graham. 
 " John Graham, porter. 
 80 Patrick Kelly, laborer. 
 82 Neil McArthur,- sailor. 
 84 Thomas Lynch, laborer. 
 88 Michael Cain, laborer. 
 " Mrs. Kelly. 
 " Mrs. Cain. 
 84 Samuel McGce, laborer. 
 " Patrick Tineen, cooper. 
 90 James W. Davis, sliocmakcr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 96 Thomas Smith, painter. 
 " John IJarnett, carpenter. 
 " — Hornsham, blacksmith. 
 98 William Bland, tailor. 
 100 James Butt, blacksmith. 
 Rear promises. 
 
 Shxtter street intersects. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 116 Patrick McLaughlin, laliorer. 
 
 " Patrick Kane, cab-driver. 
 108 Joseph Lord, tailor. 
 110 Thomas Riusell, tailor. 
 112 Mrs. Margaret Phair, widow. 
 1]4 Henry Hopcroft, boot-crimper, 
 116 Mrs. YMza. Kennedy, widow. 
 118 Patrick Meehan, tailor. 
 120 Henry Aspadon, grocer. 
 122 James Howarth dniggist. 
 124 Geoi|;e Smeill, book-binder. 
 126 George Brent, clerk. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 134 John Drummoud, lumber-nterohant. 
 136 Mrs. Anna Moss, widow of John. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 140 Decimus Bell, dnughtanMa. 
 
 140 Mra. Lisett, widow. 
 142 Edward Wallace. 
 144 James Beattie, cabinet-maker. 
 146 Mrs. Mary Ana Forbes, widow. 
 148 Dennis Nolan, laborer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Cru ickslMii k street inta'secta . . 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 156 George Scovell, clerk. 
 158 Charles T.Whatmough, furniture store. 
 160 Miss Mary Frazer, dressmaker. 
 162 Mrs. Ellen Clarke, widow. 
 164 Mrs. Sarah Macdonald, widow. 
 166 Mrs. Fanny McPhei-son, widow. 
 168 G. T. Williamson, accountant. 
 170 Miss Georgina Round, teacher. 
 
 " Henry Boulter, clerk. 
 174 A. H. St Germain, pub. Daily World. 
 176 John M. Trout, commtreial editor itoiVj/ 
 
 Telegruph. 
 178 Robert Thomas, barber. 
 180 William Park, clerk. 
 182 Miss Eliza Burke. 
 184 William Siddall, G.T.R. 
 186 Ishmael Iredalc. 
 
 " Robert Redford. 
 188 John McKenna. 
 
 " James Ward. 
 190 Peter McEachren. 
 192 John Maguire, brewer. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Gould street intersects. 
 
 202 William H. Ranson. 
 
 204 Mrs. Rebecca Miller, boarding-house. 
 
 206 Mrs. Helen Bailey, widow. 
 
 208 Eugenia O'Kcefe, brewer. 
 
 210 Adam Miller, bookseller. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 214 William Cavan, prof. Knox's College. 
 216 Alf. Dredge, book))inder, & stationer. 
 218 John Kerr, barrister. 
 220 T. Wardlaw Taylor, Osgoode Hall. 
 222 William McClain. 
 224 Robert Carrie, merchant. 
 226 John Brandon, wholesale merchant. 
 228 William Elliott. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 242 Hector Cameron, barrister. 
 244 John Hoskin, barrister. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 .Geiyard street intersects. 
 
 Walton BttMt -North ild*. 
 
 Cmnmences at Yonge and rum west to 
 Elizafteth, 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 14 Charles Barnes, salesman. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
IV. 
 
 nnet-maker. 
 orbea, widow, 
 orer, 
 lota. 
 
 •cet infct'sects.. 
 
 tlot. 
 
 erk. 
 
 uugh, furniture store. 
 
 , dresamaker. 
 
 widow, 
 nald, widow, 
 lersoii, widow. 
 
 accountant. 
 Hid, teacher, 
 erk. 
 
 pub. Balbj irorld. 
 umtreial editor IteiVi/ 
 
 arber. 
 rk. 
 
 IT.U. 
 
 iwer. 
 
 lots. 
 
 intersects 
 
 ui. 
 
 ler, boarding-house. 
 
 f, widow. 
 
 •rewer. 
 
 kseller. 
 
 irof. Knox's College, 
 
 ;■ binder, & stationer. 
 
 ter. 
 
 )r, Osgoode Hall. 
 
 rchant. 
 
 lolesale merchant 
 
 lots, 
 ban-ister, 
 
 rister. 
 
 t mtcraecls.. 
 
 -North tide. 
 
 mid rutis west to 
 eth. 
 
 lot. 
 
 lesiniiu. 
 
 lots. 
 
 TORONtO Cttt WitEGtORY. 
 
 163 
 
 John Hillock, builder. 
 
 Mrs. Francis Van Neatrani}. 
 
 Miss Mkty 8heppard. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Wliale. 
 
 Vacant house. 
 22 Joseph Kent. 
 
 21 Matthew Walton, insurance agent. 
 26 OeorgiJ Orejtg, rciwrter Leader. 
 28 Charles Mcintosh. 
 30 Mrs. Ann Pope. 
 32 Richard Vickens, clerk. 
 Vacant lots. 
 36 John Middlcniiss, ioreman Leader Job. 
 38 David Smillie, salesman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 44 Samuel Morehouse, school teacher. 
 46 Janibs Minte, commission merchant. 
 48 Mrs. Jane McEwan. 
 60 Willitim Cobban, book-keeper. 
 52 William W. Jones, book-keeper. 
 54 Mrs. Nesbit, widow. 
 Terauhy street intersects 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 62 Wilkin B. Kutler, house & land agent. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John Douglas, chief clerk .(histom 
 House. 
 
 William Taylor, clerk. 
 
 William Tackaberry, salesman. 
 
 George Pim, book-ket'ijer. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Elisabeth street intersects 
 
 Walton street— South side. 
 
 Commences at Votitje and runs west to 
 Etiuilteth. 
 
 WeUeiley street -North side. 
 
 Cominciuxs at Yonge ami run east of Jarvis. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 34 James E. Smith, mayor. 
 40 Paul Kane, artist. 
 48 Thomas Lailey, clothier. 
 54 William Duncan. 
 
 , Church street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 64 Mrs. Mary Browne, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 70 William Davies, pork factory. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jarvis street intersects 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 B. Homer Dixon, Consul for the 
 Netherlands. 
 
 Welleiley street— South side. 
 
 Commences at Yongc and rutia east of Jarvis. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 (Church street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 James O'Neil, cab-man. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Jarvis street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 La,ne intersects 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 Henry Lewis, bell-hanger. 
 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 John Bland, dry goods. 
 
 
 
 7 
 
 Martin E. Snider, dentist. 
 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 Francis Morton, clerk. 
 
 
 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 a 
 
 
 James McBcan, carpenter. 
 
 
 
 
 Lumber yard. 
 
 
 
 35 
 
 James McBean, builder. 
 
 
 << 
 
 37 
 
 Robert Brown, book-binder. 
 
 
 
 39 
 
 Daniel Savage, salesman. 
 William Bat-kas, at P. 0. news 
 
 
 (> 
 
 41 
 
 depot. 
 
 1 1 
 
 43 
 
 Charles Coleman, jeweller. 
 
 
 
 45 
 
 Worsley Ebbs, clerk Crown 
 
 Lauds 
 
 
 
 Department. 
 
 
 (1 
 
 47 
 
 Mrs. John Walton. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 
 c. 
 
 
 Terauley street intersects. . 
 
 
 II 
 
 67 
 
 John Ferguson, clerk. 
 
 
 10 
 
 69 
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Backas, wid. George. 
 
 12, 
 
 61 
 
 Josiah Rogers, painter. 
 
 
 
 63 
 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 
 •' 
 
 
 Edward Devine, printer. 
 
 
 li 
 
 
 Elizabeth street intersects.. 
 
 
 
 Wellington street East— North side. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs cast to Church. 
 
 Samuel Taylor, Manager Bank of Bri- 
 tish Noith America. 
 
 Smith & Wood, Barristera, &c. , solici- 
 tors for the Bank of British N. A. 
 
 Humphrey L. Hime, estate and insur- 
 ance agent, &c. 
 
 North British & Mercantile Insurance 
 Co. — Life Department, H. L. Hime, 
 agent. 
 
 The Scottish Provincial Assurance Co., 
 G. L. Maddison, Agent. 
 
 Thomas H. Ince, barrister, &c. 
 
 Robert James, jun., agent for Patent 
 Portable Self-acting Fire Extin- 
 guisher. 
 
 Patent Portable Self-acting Fire Ex- 
 tinguisher, Robert James, jun., 
 agent. 
 
 James R. Bradbury, mining agent. 
 
 William Moulton, care taker. 
 
 •Tohn Shaw & Co., wholesale dry goods. 
 
 14 Reford & Dillon, importers and 
 wholesale grocers. 
 
 William H. Jefferv, co-manager, 
 Reford k Dillon. " 
 
 William W. Keighlev, co-manager, 
 Reford & Dillon. 
 
104 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 16, 18 Huron and Ontario Ship Canal 
 
 Company. 
 20, 22 Cooper's Arms Hotel, John Murphy, 
 
 proprietor. 
 ** John Murphy, proprietor Cooper's 
 
 Arms Hotel. 
 
 26 
 
 28 
 
 30 
 
 52 
 32 
 
 
 o 
 
 Scott street bUeraccta 
 
 Ontario Bank, A. Fisher, manager. 
 John Campbell, boot k shoe maker. 
 Co.v & Co., wliolesalo millinery and 
 
 fancy ^oods. 
 C. V. Keid k Co., wholesale wines k 
 
 liquors and leaf tobaccio and cigar 
 
 Jlanufacturers. 
 Robert N. Gooch, broker, general 
 
 insurance agent and notary public. 
 North British and Mercantile Insurance 
 
 Company, Fire Department, U. N. 
 
 Goocn, agent. 
 . .'e Association of Scotland, 11. N. 
 
 Gooch, agent. 
 Montreal Marine Assurance Company, 
 
 R. N. Gooch, agent. 
 
 1 Zebulun A. Lash, barrister, &c. 
 
 2 Samuel F. Holeomb, forwarding and 
 
 commission merchant. 
 
 3, 15 & 30 Montreal Telegraph Com- 
 
 ])any, H. P. Dwight, superinten- 
 
 • dent. 
 
 "H. P. Dwight, superuitendent Mon- 
 treal Telegraph Company. 
 
 4, 5 & (5 Dun, Wiman & Co., mercantile 
 
 agency, John iloss, manager. 
 7, 8 & 9 Patton, Osier & Moss, bar- 
 risters, &c. 
 
 10 Gooderham k Worts, distillers and 
 
 commission merchants. 
 " Gooderham & Worts, Toronto Distil- 
 lery. 
 
 11 Peckham & Hoag, lumber merchants. 
 " Hotchkiss, Peckliam k Co., manu- 
 facturers and dealers in lumber. 
 
 12 Capt. John Clarke, general broker. 
 13, 14, 16 k 17 Inland Revenue Office. 
 
 Alfred Brunei, Asst. Commissioner 
 
 in Revenue Otflce. 
 Henry Godson, District Insjieetor in 
 
 Revenue Office. 
 Geo. P. Dickson, Collector Inland 
 
 Revenue. 
 James Shaw, Assistant Collector. 
 18 John 0. He ward. 
 
 19, and Rotunda, Toronto Corn Ex- 
 change Association, Thomas Clark- 
 son, President. 
 
 20, 21 & 22 The Metropolitan Water 
 
 Company. 
 
 ' ' John Evans, clerk Metropolitan Water 
 Company. 
 
 " Launcelot G. Bolster, superintendent 
 Metn)politan Water Company. 
 
 " W. H. Stoteabury, collector Metro- 
 politan Y^ater Company. 
 
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 36 
 
 38, 
 42 
 
 56 
 
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 24 James Brown, jr., produce merchant. 
 " Wm. Gamble, general broker. 
 
 26 Wm. M. Gorrie, clerk Inland Revenue 
 
 Office. 
 
 27 James Foster, Mathematical and 
 
 Telegraph Instrument maker. 
 29 J. W. Herrick, broker. 
 
 31 J. Davis, clerk Inland Revenue Office. 
 
 32 Tliomas Shortiss, general broker. 
 
 " Hugh P. Savigny, C.E., Surveyor, 
 mining agent, &c. 
 
 33 Robert Alaitland, general broker. 
 
 37 Sanmel R. Briggs, lumber dealer, 
 
 sliipper, and commission merchant. 
 
 38 E. C. Jones, general broker. 
 
 'Change Alley intersects 
 
 Gordon & Co. 
 
 St. George Harvey, general broker. 
 40 Smith & Arthurs, wholesale gi-ocers. 
 James Young, produce and commission 
 merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Blakey, prop. Liverpool Hotel. 
 
 Bank of Toronto, Geo. Hague, cashier. 
 Geo. Hague, cashier Bank of Toronto. 
 Hugh Leach, assisant cashier Bank of 
 
 Toronto. 
 W. R. Wadswortli, accountant Bank 
 
 of Toronto. 
 Quebec Bank, R. H. Bethune, manager. 
 J. 51. Bradstreet k Son, Improved 
 
 Mtacantilo Agency, John Priest- 
 
 niaii, superintendent. 
 John Pric"jtmaii, superintendent J. M. 
 
 Bradstreet & Son. 
 James Austin, office. 
 Canadian Land and Emigration Com. 
 
 pany, C. J. Blonffield, secretary. 
 J. Helliwell, M.A., barrister, solicitor 
 
 for the Ijank of Toronto. 
 
 . Church street intersects. 
 
 Wellington street East— South side. 
 
 Commences at Vongelatid titiis east to Church. 
 
 1 Royal Insurance Buildings. 
 " C;ity R(;gistrar's office, Charles Lindsay, 
 
 City Registrar. 
 " Gait & Henderson, banisters kc. 
 
 Dobbie k Canie, wholesale dry goods. 
 
 Hoskins&Cleland, wholesaledry goods. 
 
 Childs k Hamilton, wholesale boot and 
 shoe manufactory. 
 
 13 Gordon McKay & Co., wholesale 
 dry goods and manufacturers. 
 
 John Fiskin & Co. , rock oil and com- 
 mission merchants. 
 
 Evans, Elmsley k Co., commission 
 merchants. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Scolt street intersects 
 
 John Hendrie k Co., cartage agent* 
 Q.W.R. 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 11, 
 15 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 165 
 
 '., produce merchant. 
 
 eneral broker. 
 
 ;lerk Inland Revenue 
 
 Mathematical and 
 ruinent maker, 
 broker. 
 
 nland Hevenue Office. 
 I, fetiicral broker, 
 ny, C.E., Surveyor, 
 &c. 
 
 I, general broker, 
 ggs, lumber dealer, 
 jniniissiou merchant, 
 leral broker. 
 
 !/ intersects 
 
 general broker. 
 s, wholesale gi-ocers. 
 duce and commission 
 
 lots. 
 
 jp. Liverpool Hotel. 
 
 Geo. Hague, cashier. 
 ier Hank of Toronto, 
 iant cashier Bank of 
 
 :h, accountant Bank 
 
 I. Bethune, manager. 
 ; k Son, Improved 
 gency, John Triest- 
 tendent. 
 
 superintendent J. M. 
 Son. 
 ice. 
 
 nd Emigration Com. 
 Blomfield, secretary. 
 L, barrister, solicitor 
 of Toronto. 
 
 t intersects 
 
 Bast-South side. 
 
 d niv.s east to Church. 
 
 buildings. 
 
 Kce, Charles Lindsay, 
 
 I, banisters kc. 
 wholesale dry goods. 
 , wholesale dry goods, 
 n, wholesale boot and 
 ory. 
 
 ly & Co., wholesale 
 manufacturei-8. 
 >. , rock oil and com- 
 ants. 
 k Co., commiuion 
 
 / intersects 
 
 Co,, cartage agent* 
 
 25 
 
 27 
 
 49 
 S3 
 
 21, 23 John Macdonald & Co., wholesale 
 
 imi)orters of dry goods. 
 Newbigging House, rear entrance. 
 Vacant office. 
 Mrs. Bridget McNaughton, office 
 
 cleaner 
 Mrs. Mary Mandeville, washerwoman. 
 Mrs. Annie Camjibell, widow Patrick. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Kear promises. 
 
 M. k L. Samuel, commission merch'ts. 
 George Laidlaw, commission merchant. 
 C. E. Anderson k Co., commission 
 
 merchants. 
 Ontario " Gazetteer and Toronto City 
 
 Directory Offices, C. E. Anderson 
 
 k C"o., ]»ublishers. 
 Wm. Baldwin Sullivan, manager and 
 
 compiler ('. E. Anderson & Cos'. 
 
 *' Directories ond Gazetteers." 
 H. McRvoy, publisher of Directories 
 
 and (tszetteers. 
 J. k A. Clark, produce and commission 
 
 merchants, 
 basement, Owen Hays, oyster saloon. 
 Corner Church, William Pow'.and, 
 
 insurance agent for the follow 'ng 
 
 companies : 
 Queen Fire and Life Insurance Co. 
 Northern Fire and Life Assurance Co. 
 Travellers' Accident Insurance Co., 
 
 Hartford Conn. 
 Western Marine Insurance Co., of 
 
 Buffalo. 
 Railway Passenger Accident Assurance 
 
 Company. 
 William Rowland & Co., late T. M. 
 
 Clark, produce and commission 
 
 merchant. 
 C'hiirch street intersects 
 
 55 
 
 Wellington street west -North ilde. 
 
 Commences at Yonge. and runs IVest 
 Brock. 
 
 to 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 U 
 
 Henry Smith, salesman Robt. Wilkes. 
 
 G. L. Beardmore k Co., wholesale 
 leather and findings. 
 
 Sessions, Turner k Co., wholesale boot 
 and shoe manufacturers. 
 
 Foulds & Hodgson, wholesale small- 
 wares and fancy goods. 
 
 Vacant store. 
 
 Vacant store. 
 
 Jordan street intersects 
 
 18, 20 Henderson k Bostwick, wholesale 
 manufacturei's of hats, onyts, and 
 millinery. 
 22, 24 Thomas Smith, house, sign, and 
 ornamental painter. 
 Vacant lot. 
 Robert Hay, (Jacques k Hay.) 
 James Shaw, aasiatant collector inland 
 revenue. 
 
 28 
 M 
 
 32 Mrs. Margaret Oliver, widow Stephen. 
 
 " John D. Oliver, broker. 
 
 *• Stephen E. Oliver, book-keeper J. B. 
 
 Armstrong k Co. 
 34 John Snarr, conl and wood merchant. 
 41) Alexander T. Fulton, wholesale grocer. 
 " James Michie, wholesale and retail 
 grocer. 
 
 Bay street intersects 
 
 42 Miss Elizabeth Radford, dressmaker. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 ■ ■ . •wM**M • Munn's lane intersects 
 
 5'i2 iloltn S. Grassick, clerk. 
 54 John Wilson, L. W. Customs. 
 56 Robert Jordan, grocer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 84 William Boyd, barrister. 
 86 Joseph D. Ridout, merchant. 
 " George P. Ridout, governor B. A. 
 
 Insurance Company. 
 88 Andrew Todd. 
 90 John Gordon, merchant. 
 " Hugh McDonald, merchant. 
 Grand's Royal Horse Bazaar. 
 Josej)h Grand, livery stable. 
 Private groimds. 
 109 late T. A. Stayner. 
 
 Vork street East intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 134 W. R. Beaumont, ]>hysician and surg. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 134 Noah L. Barnhart, miller and produce 
 
 merchant. 
 136, 138 Officers' Quarters. 
 
 Em ihj street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Simcoe street intersects, 
 
 Government House Grounds. 
 224 S. M. Jarvis, banister. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Borsett street intersects 
 
 Royal Engineer Department. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 John street intersects 
 
 248 Rev. H. C. Hoiie. 
 
 " H. B. Hope, clerk. 
 250 Augustin Noverre, prof, of dancing. 
 " John H. Noverre, pnotographer. 
 " Misses Noverre, ladies' school. 
 252 Daniel McMichael, Q.C., D.C.L., bar- 
 rister, 
 254 J. W. Marling, general agent Canada 
 Life Assurance ('ompany. 
 " Venion B. Wadsworth, P. L. Surveyor 
 andC. K 
 256 Mrs. Mary Phillpotts, vridow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 270 Hon. George Brown, Olohe, 
 272 George r«g|an, recorder. 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
f" 
 
 WO 
 
 0. E. AtNPERiON A CO. 8 
 
 2M 
 
 Private ground*. 
 
 Yacuit lots. 
 John Kay, retail dry gooda. 
 
 Piter Mtrtet intersects,.... 
 
 Private Grounds. 
 
 Clarence Square iiUerseott. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Brock street intersects, 
 
 WalUBfton BtTMt West— South side. 
 
 Commences at Vmige and runs *{tSiir'tb 
 
 Brock, 
 
 J. G. Joseph k Co., rear premises, 
 fi, 7 & 9 Charles Moore k. Co., wholesale 
 imjiorters of gioeerics, wines and 
 liquors. 
 11 Thos. Lailey& Co., wholesale clothing, 
 
 hats, ca{>s, kc, 
 13, 15 Merchants' Bank of Canauada, Jas. 
 
 G. Harper, manager. 
 15 James G. Harper, manager Merchants' 
 
 Bank. 
 13 Savings' Bank, Merchants' Bank, Chas. 
 
 Scadding, actuaiy. 
 n 1*17 Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, 
 :^ David Higgins, secretary. 
 
 ^ David Higgins, secretary Edinburgh 
 PQ Life Assurance Company. 
 
 Crooks, Kingsmill & Catttmach, bar- 
 rister, &c. 
 f Colonial Securities Company, U. J. U. 
 Chipman, set^rctary. 
 ^ B, J. U. Chipman, secretary Colonial 
 •S Securities Company. 
 
 S I Charles Donnelly, caretaker. 
 25 Frederick C. Capreol, President Huron 
 and Ontario Ship Canal Co. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Andrew Mercer, issuer of Marriage 
 Licenses. 
 
 Bay street intersects 
 
 38 City Bank, Montreal. 
 " John Moat, cashier City Bank of Mon- 
 treal. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 61 Hon. H. J. Boulton. 
 " Clarke Gamble, barrister. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 89 Alex. Manning, contractor and alder- 
 man. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Rear premises. 
 John Buckley, hack proprietor. 
 
 York street intersects 
 
 cor. York, Geot;ge Hawke. 
 109 Samuel Ilisley, mechanical and con- 
 sulting engineer. 
 Ill John Ri^ut, Registn^. County York. 
 
 113 
 
 115 
 117 
 
 Colin W. Postlethwaite, stordceeper 
 N. R. C. 
 
 S. F. Holcomb, forwarding and com- 
 mission merchant. 
 
 William I'yper, secretary and ttcasurer 
 Union Permanent Building and 
 Saving Society. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Sivicoe street intersects 
 
 Drill Shed. 
 
 Parliament buildings and grounds. 
 
 John street intersects ,. 
 
 Mrs. M. J. Holiwell, ladies' boarding 
 
 school. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Commissary General Weir. 
 
 Windsor street intersects, 
 
 Mrs. J. Merritt, widow. 
 A. C. Feck, gardener. 
 Private premises. 
 
 Peter street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Clarence Square intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Brock street intersects . 
 
 WaUlagton Avenue. 
 
 Commences at Tecumseth and runs west to 
 Strachan Avenue, 
 
 Vacant lots on both sides. 
 
 Wellington PUoe— North side. 
 
 Commences at Brock and runs west to Port- 
 land. 
 Private grounds. 
 George Evans. 
 
 H. H. Killaly, civil engineer. 
 Private grounds. 
 Robert iT Miller, attorney. 
 Francis Taylor, merchant. 
 Vacant house, 
 Capt. Henry Balfour, R. A. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 18 
 20 
 
 38 
 40 
 
 46 
 
 Wellington Place— South side. 
 
 Comnuiuxs at Brock and runs toest to Port- 
 land. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Rear of Loretto Abbey. 
 
 Mrs. Sarah Nettleton. 
 
 Edward Parkinson, clerk O.T.R. 
 
 William Kennedy, engine driver. 
 
 Richard Fitzgerald, shoemaker. 
 
 Edward Hugau. 
 
 George Wilkinson, caixiage trimmer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 John S. Donaldson, book-keeper. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 43 
 45 
 49 
 61 
 53 
 55 
 
 7* 
 
TnroNTO' omr wrbctory. 
 
 imf 
 
 hwaite, storekeeper 
 
 rwardiiig and com- 
 
 lit 
 
 iretary and Ueasurer 
 
 lent Building and 
 
 lote. 
 infersecta 
 
 gs and grounds. 
 
 ntcrsfcti ,, 
 
 L>li, ladies' boarding 
 
 Ota. 
 Ill Weir. 
 
 t intersects 
 
 idow. 
 ler. 
 
 lUersccts 
 
 lots. 
 
 '« intersects 
 
 lots. 
 
 iiUersecta 
 
 h and runs west to 
 ivenw, 
 
 i\ sides. 
 
 -North side. 
 
 d runs west to Fort- 
 
 il engineer. 
 
 ittornej'. 
 •rchant. 
 
 ur, 11. A. 
 
 ots. 
 
 -South side. 
 
 I runs west to Port- 
 
 l>ey. 
 on. 
 
 clerk O.T.R. 
 engine driver. 
 , shoemaker. 
 
 caiTittge trimmer. 
 
 >ts. 
 book-keeper. 
 
 WMt Kukct ■«•«•. 
 
 Commetuet at Esplanade east, mi runs north 
 to King east. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 8 George Williams, proprietor William's 
 
 Hotel. 
 10, 12 Milligaii's Hotel 
 
 Rear premises. 
 Front street intersects 
 
 20 J. A. Simmers, seedsman. 
 22 John Allen, eating house proprietor. 
 24 John Cornell, Cornell's hotel. 
 26 James Beswiuk, grocery and liquors. 
 28 Alexander Jardine, grocer. 
 30 John Taylor k Bros. pa^Mr manufac- 
 turers. 
 Golbome etrcet intersects 
 
 32 Richard Dunbar, grocer. 
 
 34 Vacant house. 
 
 36 Robert Coats, proprietor l!ity Arms. 
 
 38 John Barron, dealer boots and shoes. 
 
 King street internets 
 
 West Market Plaoe'-.S'ce Market Hlact we»t. 
 
 Wldmer Street. 
 
 Commences at Kiivg, between John and Peter, 
 and runs north. 
 
 Not opened up. 
 
 Wllcoz street. 
 
 Comnunces at Queen's Park, and runs toest to 
 Major. 
 No houses. 
 
 WtUlam Street— East side. 
 
 Commences at Queen west, and runs north to 
 (Ja^r Howell. 
 
 George Jones, hotel kee{ier. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Amlerson's lane intersects 
 
 9 John Henry, collector. 
 11 Henry Graham, carpet merchant. 
 13 Mrs. Roberts. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 ' 17 Col. Anderson, R. A. 
 Vacant lot. 
 23 Sir Henry Parker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ^9 Mrs. Ann Beatty. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 41 Hon. W. P. Howland, C.B., minister 
 
 of inland revenue. 
 " William H. Howland. 
 49 J. Jeifers, carpenter. 
 61 £dward Copping, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 61 Hon. J. H. Haggarty, D.C.L., Judge 
 
 Court Q. B. 
 65 £. A. Smith, lumber merchant. 
 
 Ill 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 Anderson sirtet intersects. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 
 WmiMB BtTMt-Weit Mda. 
 
 Commewes at Quten West and runs north to 
 
 Ca*r Howell. 
 
 2 Charles Clinkenbroomer, watchmaker. 
 
 Anderson's Lane intersects 
 
 12 Mrs. Michael Kenny, rag merchant 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 16 Edward Sullivan, dairyman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 22 Frederick Hall, clerk. 
 24 Major James Holihes. barnu^k waster. 
 26 Matthew Drew, builaer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 30 Mrs. Catherine Baines. 
 30 Christopher Baines, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 38 Rev. Alexander Topp, Knox's Church. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 48 William Thompson, hardware. 
 50 John Bums, hardware clerk. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 62 Mrs. Agnes Thompson. 
 64 A. K. Boomer, commission merchant. 
 66 Thomas Hector, crown lands' dept. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 72 John Brewer, cabman. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 76 Mrs. Fanny Boomer, widow George. 
 78 Alfred Hoskin, barrister. 
 80 Richard Barrett, carpenter. 
 
 Vacant lots 
 
 Anderson street intersects 
 
 William Street Brewery. 
 Aldwell & Co., brewers, William street 
 brewery. 
 122 J. A. Aldwell, brewer. 
 126 Dr. James Forneri. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Caer Howell street intersects. 
 
 WUUam street West. 
 
 (See Renfrew.) 
 
 Wilton Cresoont 
 
 Comnicnces at George and runs east to Slur- 
 bourne. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Pembroke street intersects 
 
 Charles Moore, wholesale grocer. 
 
 WUtoa street-North side. 
 Commences at Hope a7id runs west to Strachan. 
 1 Fred Tutty, laborer. 
 
198 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 S P »triok Mackle, pensioner. 
 
 5 Benjamin Taylor, tuaniatcr. 
 
 Vaimnt lota. 
 
 Biihoit street inter aecU 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 19 Henry Neal, employe G. T. K. 
 21 William Durstnn, lalwrer. 
 Vacant shop. 
 
 Lnve interacts 
 
 25 Charles Goodman, lalwrcr. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Stracluin street interaecta 
 
 WUton street- South side. 
 
 Commences at Hope and runs west to Strachan. 
 
 6 Robert Hoza(;k, teamster. 
 8 Kobcrt Graham, porter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Bishop street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 18 George Bintum, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 24 .Tohn McNeill, maltster. 
 
 26 Janu's Halnin, lalxirer. 
 
 28 Charles Asliton, book-kceiwr. 
 30 Richard Kin&ala, cabman. 
 Vacant lot. 
 
 Strachan street intersects 
 
 Winchester street- North side. 
 
 Commences at McMahon and runs to eastern 
 limits. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Parliament i treet intersects 
 
 Vacar.t lots. 
 62 Mrs. Margaret Dodgson. 
 
 Medcalf street intersects. 
 
 72 Edward Cooper, dry goo«ls merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 86 Arthur Lepper, rerired. 
 
 Pine street intersects 
 
 John Eastwood, dry goods merchant. 
 Vacant lots. 
 112 Rev. S. J. Hoddy, St. Peter's, Epis- 
 copal. 
 114 Vacant house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 118 Paniel Lamb, (P. R. Umb & Co.) 
 manufacturer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Sumach street intersects 
 
 Toronto Necropolis. 
 
 Charles Hayden, supt, h. on ground. 
 
 Wiaohester street—South aide. 
 Commetuxs at McMahon street and runs to 
 eastern Urn if t. 
 William Lawrence, clerk. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 John Symons, secretary Canada landed 
 
 credit com]wny. 
 Joseph Horroi'ks, accountant Canada 
 
 land credit company. 
 J. E. Ellis, jeweller. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Parliament street intersects 
 
 Lake View House, John McCaffrey, 
 proi). 
 61 Mrs. Margarrt Oliver, widow James. 
 
 Medcalf street intersects 
 
 71 Charles Pai-sons, leather dealer. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Pine street intersects 
 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 115 J. W. Fletcher, borrister and attorney. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 117 Wm. Spnce, gardener. 
 Vacant lot.s. 
 Hugh Kelly, butcher. 
 
 Sumach street intersects 
 
 Toronto Necropolis grounds. 
 
 Windsor street— East side. 
 
 Comnunces at Frcmt and runs wnih to JVel- 
 lingtwi vest, 
 
 1 George Munro. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane hUcrsects 
 
 Robei-t Henry Smith, asst. commissary 
 general to H. M. forces. 
 13 John Maughan, senr., accountant. 
 " John Maughan, jr., asst. secretaiy, 
 
 Western Assurance Comi>any. 
 15 Stephen Radcliffe, asst. city clerk. 
 17 Capt. Caleb Giles, master mariner. 
 19 Mrs. Robert Crooks. 
 
 .Lane intersects., 
 
 Rear premises. 
 25 Thomas C. Weir, commissary gcneraL 
 fFcllington street in tersecta 
 
 Windsor street— West side. 
 
 Commences at Front ami runs north to Wei- 
 linglon west. 
 
 2 Angus Morrison, M.P., barrister. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Lane intersects, 
 
 10 T. B. Hari>er, war department. 
 
 14 Wm. Ford, M.I)., aect. crown lands 
 
 department. 
 16 Thomas Hamilton, sec. N. R. C. 
 " George R. Hamilton, paym'r, N.R.C. 
 20 Edmund Bradbume, broker and inaur- 
 ance agent. 
 
 Lane interucts. ^ 
 
 Rear premises. 
 26 Mrs. Janet Merritt. . . 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECIORV. 
 
 169 
 
 try Canada landed 
 
 !countant Canada 
 ny. 
 
 8. 
 
 intersects 
 
 Joliii McCaffrey, 
 
 widow James. 
 
 tersccts 
 
 her dualur. 
 
 8. 
 
 rseds 
 
 I, 
 
 »ter und attorney, 
 
 sr. 
 
 i. 
 
 itt'TSectH 
 
 rounds. 
 
 ait aide. 
 
 H,v nin-th to JFel- 
 It. 
 
 ds 
 
 888t. commissary 
 forces. 
 , accountant. 
 
 Hsst. secretary, 
 :c Comi»any. 
 9t. city clerk, 
 istcr mariner. 
 
 :te., 
 
 niissarygcneraL 
 nterseds 
 
 eit Hda. 
 
 HM north to Wei- 
 
 *., barrister, 
 
 •is. 
 
 partment. 
 
 uet, crown lands 
 
 3, N. R. C, 
 paym'r, N.R,C. 
 jroker and inaur- 
 
 U.. 
 
 , Wellington street intersects. 
 
 Wood itrMt-North aldo. 
 
 Commences at Yonge and runs east to Mutual 
 
 street North. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Lane intersMts. 
 
 4 Thomns Hanscomc, clork. 
 
 6 Her. William Millard. 
 
 8 Edward Moorehouse, salesman, 
 10 Richard Thomas, book-koeper, 
 12 Daniel Spry, clerk V. O, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 18 Henry O. Kutledgo, salesman. 
 20 Janiea Mylcs, coal and wood merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 28 William Rowland, insurance agent. 
 80 Wm. Ikckos, news-dealer and stationer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 34 .Tohu T. Nudel, clerk jwlice court. 
 36 Kichard Hrown, stationer. 
 38 William Brown, salesman. 
 40 Robert Paton, locker Customs. 
 42 D. I). Caulkins, shoe store. 
 44 C. D. Carmichael, cajtt. str. Champion. 
 46 Mrs. Mary Ann Brown, widow. 
 48 W. A Sampson, accountant. 
 50 John Laidlaw, commercial traveller. 
 52 1^1 rs, Ann Lash, widow. 
 54 M. H. Jackson, clerk 'of the Crown 
 and Pleas. 
 
 .Lane intersects. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Church street intersects. . . 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 62 John Lewis, bookkeeeper. 
 64 James Mitchell, salesman. 
 
 Latic intersects 
 
 68 Mrs. George Harvey. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 70 Mrs. Mary Gallagher, widow. 
 72 Major John Oldright,. 
 74 Mrs. Jesse Campltell, widow. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 
 Lane interstda 
 
 Wood itroot— Sotttli aide. 
 
 Commences at Vonge and runs ea.it to Mutual 
 
 street North. 
 
 Rear premises, 
 1 Neil McEachren, tailor, 
 3 James Young, book-keeper. 
 5 Seymour Porter, book-keeper. 
 
 .,. Lane intersects 
 
 9 Thomas Griffith, wlioleaale grocer. 
 
 11 F. Stayner, crown timber office. 
 
 13 .Tames Hough, Hour inspector. 
 
 15 James D. Smith, dry goods. 
 
 17 William Stanley, printer. 
 
 19 Rev. James Porter, superintendent of 
 
 schools. 
 21 W. I). Otter, clerk Canada Co. 
 Vacant honse. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 33 Edward Piner, Noah \.. Piper & Son. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 43 Douglas Luidlaw, commission mer- 
 chant. 
 45 Alfred Ucrry, painter. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Church street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John R. Porte, watchmaker. 
 69 S. Atkinson, lumber merchant. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 75 William R. Johnson, clothier. 
 77 ^lichael Shannon. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 Tonga street- East side. 
 
 Commences at t/ie Bay and runs north to 
 
 liloor. 
 
 Yonge street wharf. 
 Milloy & Co. , shipping agents, 
 Duffin k Ferguson, sail-makers, 
 John Little, fruit depot. 
 Henry Aykroy, boat-builder. 
 Great Western Railway passenger and 
 freight station. 
 
 Lane intersects 
 
 George Jlichio & Co., importers and 
 wholesale grocers. 
 
 .Front street intersects. 
 
 American Hotel, A, B, Walker, prop,, 
 cor. Yonge and Front streets. 
 
 37 Niag.tra House, John Shonnessy, prop. 
 
 39 David Arnott, wholesale dry goods 
 merchant. 
 
 41 Kerry, Crathern k Co., wholesale drug- 
 gists. 
 
 43 Robert H. Gray, hoop-skirt manufac- 
 turer. 
 Royal Insurance Co., of England, 
 Francis H. Hewurd, Toronto mana- 
 ger. 
 
 Wellington street intersects. 
 
 Bank of British North America, S, 
 
 Taylor, manager. 
 51 Livingston, Johnston k Co., wholesale 
 
 clothing merchants, 
 63 A. Dredge k Co,, wholesale stationer* 
 
 and bookbinders. 
 
 ; 
 
l^r 
 
 C. E. ANDSRfKm A 004«' 
 
 n 
 
 s 
 
 & 
 
 'I 
 
 
 
 
 63, 
 
 65 
 66i 
 
 67 
 69 
 
 British American Mid Bryftut, Strattun 
 
 k Odull (JommerciKl t'oUego, Odell 
 
 k Trout, iiropa. 
 A. \V. liusaell, wholuaolo watcha* and 
 
 jewalleiy. 
 V;. tue k V'orstoii, publLnheri und iiii- 
 
 j)ort«)r8. 
 Morpliy, Sullivan k Funton, barritters, 
 
 goliritorit in chancery, kv. 
 U. k H. B. Moruliy, liarristera 
 North- Western Exprcas, J. J. Vickem, 
 
 prop. 
 American Kxpn-MS Co., M..H. Irish, 
 
 agent. 
 Caniulian Kxpress Co., M.,II. Irinh, 
 
 agent. 
 KuroiR'an Express Co., M. _H. Irish, 
 
 agent. 
 Merchant's Dispatch Fast Freight Line, 
 
 M. H. Irish, agent 
 
 Cana<Iian Bank of Coninierce, It. J. 
 Dallas, cashier. 
 
 Colbornc itect intersects 
 
 66 Buntin, Brother k Co., wholesale 
 stationers and paper manufacturers. 
 
 Andrew Henderson, auctioneer. 
 
 Toronto Bottling Co., James Leask, 
 proD. 
 
 James Peacock, city express. 
 
 Philip Browne k Co., bankers and ex- 
 change brokers. 
 
 John Kay, dry goods. 
 
 Kitig street McrueLi 
 
 73 Kidout, Brothera k Co., hardware 
 merchants. 
 
 75 Robert Bradford, flour and commission 
 merchant. 
 
 77 Vacant house. 
 
 79 Ridout, Brothers k Co., iron yard. 
 
 81 H. Piper & Co., wholesale house fur- 
 nishing goods. 
 
 83, Hiram Viym; house furnishing hard- 
 ware. 
 
 85 Chaa. Birch, prop. Sportsman Saloon. 
 
 87 Spanow & Whatmough, house furnish- 
 ing goods. 
 
 89 Primitive Methodist Book Rooms, Rev. 
 W. Rowe, steward. 
 
 894 Theodore Hnlbhaus, furrier. 
 
 9\ E. & C. Gurney, stove and hardware 
 merchants and foundry. 
 
 93 John Young, bookseller and stationer. 
 
 95 Mrs. J. M. Waldo, milliner. 
 
 87 Darner k Co., wholesale manufacturers 
 of lK>ot8 and shoes. 
 
 99 John Bacon, diy goods merchant. 
 101 J. k J. Lugsdin, hatters and furriers. 
 103 Philip Jacolii, leather and findings. 
 105 William Guinane, boots and shoes. 
 107 James Eves, soda water manufacturer. 
 109 Andrews k Son, auctioneers and com- 
 mission merchants. 
 
 Aehlaidt ttrtet inhrneU 
 
 W. Hewitt, haniwara furnishing store. 
 
 J. Hegsworth, watchmaker and jeweller. 
 
 (;. R. Brooka k Co., boots and shoes. 
 
 Thos. Walls, importer and comoiissiou 
 agent. 
 
 J. H. Rollins, womens' Iioots k shoes. 
 
 H. Hchoenlsnk, dry goods. 
 
 John Smith, Ontario I)oot and shoe 
 store. 
 
 Mrs. Isabella Halse, luuies' and chil> 
 dren's clothing;. 
 
 T. Robinson, dry goods snd clutlfing. 
 
 N. C. Love, aiKithecary and druggist. 
 
 A. Soyer, confectionery. 
 
 John McEntee, hoots and shoes. 
 
 Shaw k Campbell, wholesale grocers. 
 137, 139 Bay Horse Hotel, Thos. Bi'st, prop. 
 HI E. M. Morphy, imjwrter of watches, 
 clocks and Jewellery. 
 
 R. S. Williams, manufacturer of musi- 
 cal instnmients. 
 
 Rahelley k Duhig, boots and shoes. 
 
 Thomas Robinson, barber. 
 
 R. Skinner, grocer. 
 
 J. M. Wingneld, upholsterer and cabi- 
 net maker. 
 
 Mrs. Edward Webster, dressmaker. 
 
 Varcoe's Hotel, R. Viircw, proprietor. 
 
 H. J. Rose, phannacist, &(;. 
 
 Ill 
 113 
 116 
 117 
 
 119 
 121 
 123 
 
 125 
 
 127 
 129 
 131 
 133 
 135 
 
 143 
 
 146 
 147 
 149 
 161 
 
 163 
 166 
 
 Riclimoiid street iitteraeets 
 
 157 Uri J. Triicic k Co., groceries and 
 
 m-ovisions. 
 169 N. V'ernon, jeweller. 
 161 J. R. Armstrong k Co., founders. 
 163 Globe Hotel, James Hardy, prop. 
 
 166 James Cox, confectioner. 
 
 167 Hornibrook k LePan, general grocers. 
 169 N. L. Piper k Son, house furnishing 
 
 goods. 
 171 John Brimer, merchant tailor. 
 1714 Elysium Saloon, John Clark, prop. 
 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 173 John Rowland, dry goods. 
 176, 177 George GouMing, milinery. 
 179 John Egan, boots and shoes. 
 181 William Meakin, merchant. 
 
 188 Jolui Lamb, Ixiots and shoes. 
 
 185 Joseph Hodgson, stoves, tinware, kc. 
 187 Henry A. Schomberg, cabinet-maker. 
 187 G. F. Moore & Co., pickle and fish 
 sauce warehouse. 
 
 189 H. J. Matthews, picture frames and 
 
 looking-glass manufacturer. 
 
 191 Neil Mcf^cln-en, merchant and mili- 
 tary tailor. 
 
 193 C. M. Williams, undertaker. 
 
 195 Hubbard k Harney, fruit and game 
 dealers. 
 
 197 Thomas Francis, house furnis'g goods. 
 
 199 W. B. Capon, decaleomanic materiaL 
 
 201 ' Kent & Bro., watchmakers k jewellers. 
 
 203 Oeoige Maver, confectioner. 
 
TOROwro cnv dirbctory. 
 
 171 
 
 lUitrMtU 
 
 B furnishing itore. 
 inker RmlJAweller. 
 boot* and show. 
 if and oonimissiou 
 
 IS* 1)0()ts k alioea. 
 
 tXKls. 
 
 o Itoot and sho« 
 
 lu'iies' iind chil- 
 
 wis and dotlrfng. 
 »ry and druggist 
 ^ry. 
 
 and shoes, 
 lolefcah^ grocers. 
 Thos. H«'8t, prop, 
 wrter of watches, 
 jry. 
 ufactijrur of muai- 
 
 nnts nnd slioos. 
 irl)er. 
 
 lolsten-r and cabi- 
 
 r, dressmaker, 
 'lucoo, proprietor, 
 ist, &<;. 
 
 ulersteU 
 
 , groceries mid 
 
 o., founders. 
 Hardy, prop, 
 ner. 
 
 1, general grocers, 
 lioiiso furnishing 
 
 nt tailor. 
 
 1 Clark, prop. 
 
 ersccts 
 
 oods. 
 niiliiiery. 
 I shoes, 
 chant, 
 il shoes. 
 
 ives, tinware, kc. 
 
 ;, cahinet-niaker. 
 
 pickle and fish 
 
 !ture frames and 
 iifacturer. 
 rchunt and niili- 
 
 >rtaker. 
 fruit and game 
 
 Mi furnis'g goods, 
 manic material, 
 ikera k jewellers, 
 ioner. 
 
 206 Wm. 1). Mtllntoah. 
 
 107 (Hbson k Hon, hRmeM«niakent. 
 
 200 Win. 1). Mclntoab, Hoar and fociL 
 
 Hotel stabler 
 216, 217 Oreen Huah Hotel, Thos. UlmUtona, 
 
 proi»rietor. 
 210 Mrs. Hylaud Ac Daughter, niilliiiefy. 
 221 .l<din C. (iriititli k Co., grocers. 
 
 .Shuffr dren intemects.. 
 
 223 (.'urgeiiveu & Co., grocers. 
 
 225 Wiliism Murray, confectioner. 
 
 227 John Huband, iiianufaetiirer of atraw 
 
 glKNis. 
 
 Henry Smith, iwinter. 
 I'arry liros., but-lu'i-s. 
 Felix Pierce, prorisions. 
 W. J. Bird, Imtcher. 
 James West, butcher. 
 William Iredale, lost-maker. 
 H. Matthews, bookseller. 
 J. Howiirth, chemist and druggist 
 John Sinclair, glass and eurtlieiiwure. 
 N. Young, grocer. 
 J. H. Jolley, confectioner. 
 Joseph Keatty, iMjots and shoea. 
 George Ellis, upholsterer. 
 C!. Shepimrd, dry goods. 
 Nolii 
 
 229 
 331 
 233 
 236 
 237 
 230 
 241 
 243 
 246 
 247 
 249 
 261 
 268 
 256 
 267, 259 M 
 
 lull, butcher. 
 
 261 J. Mumford, butcher. 
 
 263, 265 L. Kipii, gro(<er. 
 
 267 Mrs. Elizalx^th Cidlurd, provisions. 
 
 269 Davi»l CJourley, gi-ocer. 
 
 271 John Uurdie, laltorer. 
 
 273 John Mercer, hotel-keejicr. 
 
 276 N. L. Steiner, murblu-works. 
 
 Vniickshank atrirt hUeraects 
 
 277 D. J. George, dry goods. 
 
 279 George H<Mlgetts, chemist and druggist. 
 
 281 Davi.l Ward, broker. 
 
 2814 Kdward Tucker, confectioner. 
 
 283 John Farrant, stationer. 
 
 285 W. Uobertson, tinware and stove store. 
 
 287 Alexander Patterson, grocer. 
 
 289 William IJenyer, butcher. 
 
 2894 'b)hn Oulcott, ciot^kery and gloss. 
 
 291 W. W. Moses, basket-maker. 
 
 293 Charles Shipway, grocer. 
 
 295 W. M. Harry, merchant. 
 
 297 J. Passmore, crockery and glass store. 
 
 2974 Mrs. Mary Prendergost, trimming store. 
 
 299 Joseph Collard, butcher. 
 
 301 Robert Johns, stationer. 
 
 303 W. H. Briggs, grocer. 
 
 306 C. P. Currie, hotel -keeix-r. 
 
 307 David Moore, furniture dealer. 
 
 309 Police Station, No. 2, sergeant-major 
 
 McPherson, T. P. F. 
 
 311 Peoples k Co., wine merchants. 
 
 318 John Bradley, house furnishing gooda^ 
 
 315 James Bruce, dry goods. 
 
 317 J. L. Ebbels, accountant. 
 
 819 William Edwards, clerks 
 
 821 John Binate<l, himiture dealer. 
 
 8ii,3 H. kK Binl, butchera. 
 
 325 ThoniHs Hridwater, clothing store. 
 
 827 J. Smith, agent. 
 
 320 W. M. Uichards, grmier. 
 
 Gould atrrH inUrifdt 
 
 331 Dr. O. S. Winataidey. 
 
 889 Mrs. M. Callaway, milliner and dress 
 maker. 
 
 341 Vacant htmae. 
 
 345 Vacant. 
 
 847 Mark Thrush, tailor. 
 
 3474 ^- Mullen, boots and nIkm's. 
 
 349 John Murphy, flour and feed. 
 
 361 William Murphy, coopenige and wood- 
 en wore. 
 
 363 James Mcllugh, butcher. 
 
 358 r Kichard Hardy, boarding. house, 
 
 856 lUchard Lane, broker. 
 
 857 John Donnelley, fancy goods. ' 
 369 James Slatter, baker. 
 
 361 George Coxoii, soda water manufacturer. 
 
 363 J. L. Taylor, confectioner. 
 
 865 D. Kinsman, watchmaker. 
 
 867 Simon Cuthbert, shoemaker. 
 
 869 P. ConsUntinidcs, M.D. 
 
 871 William Bell, builder. 
 
 373 Mrs. J. Wright, dr>- goods. 
 
 " Andrew Wright, <'ar|)enter and joiner. 
 
 375 Joseph BickerstaH', grocer. 
 
 377 Joseph Bonnick, butcher. 
 
 379 Itobert King, dry goods. 
 
 381 Michael Monteverd, wire worker. 
 
 383 Charks Butler, carjM^nter. 
 
 3834 Charles Cradock, variety store. 
 
 386 George Sawdon, tinsmith. 
 
 Gerrard atrui interaecta • 
 
 387, 389 John Wright, gas fitter. 
 391 John Turner, photographer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 McGill afreet ivteraeeta 
 
 Henry Richards, grocer. 
 409 Hon. Wm. B. Richards, Chief Justice 
 C. P. 
 
 Ann street intersects 
 
 Private grounds. 
 
 A. H. Vennor, wholesale leather mer- 
 chant. 
 C. Walker, clothing merchant. 
 Miss Christina Wilson. 
 
 416 
 
 417 
 419 
 
 Carltmi street in tcraccta. 
 
 421 to 429 Joseph Gearing, builder. 
 431 A. J. Thompson, butcher. 
 
 Va(!ant lot. 
 435 John Hodkinson, grocer. 
 " r Joseph Giltson, plasterer. 
 437 Mrs. J. L. Spence, fancy store. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Samuel Ooldring, saOor. 
 W. H. Weston, wire manufacturer. 
 Mrs. P. Skaith, groceries. 
 
172 
 
 C. £. ANDEBSON & CO. 8 
 
 JFood street intersecta. . 
 
 443 L. N. Watkins, grocer. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 447, 449 John Turner, machinist. 
 451 Mrs. Cnroline McEacIiren. 
 463 Henry Pirn, blacksmith. 
 " r ti 457, F. Kcnipton, coach-huilder. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 A lexander street intersects 
 
 George Pears, Ontario Coffee and Spice 
 Mills. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Vacant house. 
 479 Charles Bender, piano manufacturer. 
 431 William Briggs, grocer. 
 
 Maitland street intersects 
 
 483 Robert Robinson, wholesale boot and 
 
 shoe man.ifiicturer. 
 485 Robert D. Stupurt, Sec. Canadian Lake 
 Underwriters' Association. 
 Private grounds. 
 493 Thomas Thompson, dry goods merch't 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 497 William McCiiUoch, cabinet maker. 
 499 Mrs. M. Grievesou, boarding house. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 607 Edward Currie, stationer. 
 
 Wellesley street intersects 
 
 Donald Mackav, wholesale dry goods 
 merchant. 
 643 James Scott, locker. Custom House. 
 
 Private grouiiils. 
 647 James ilathieson, wholesale grocer. 
 
 Gloucester street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 667 L. Bandon, laborer. 
 669 Mrs. Kllen Fitzgerald. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Isabella street intersects 
 
 No. 3 Pound, North Division. 
 
 Henry Waudby, marble cutter. 
 Private grouiids. 
 6i>l J. L. Parker, tavern keeper. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Cfuirlea street intersects 
 
 697 Isaac Bonter, baker. 
 699 Mrs. Joseph Higginbotham, dress- 
 maker. 
 601 G. W. Williams, upholsterer. 
 603 Alexander Weir, boots and slioes. 
 605 Thomas Black, laborer, 
 607 J. S. Collins, iihotographer. 
 
 Private grounds. 
 615 John Lyons. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 621 k 623 J. R. Aiki*.*, provisions. 
 rune intersects 
 
 625 Mrs. K. Thurnian, pie and crumpet 
 
 store. 
 627 George Colet, baker. 
 
 629 George Grainger, butcher. 
 
 631 William Dunlop. 
 
 633 Charles Peacock, tavemkeeper. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 637 T. W. Cornish, boot and shoe maker. 
 639 Thomas Reed, grocer. 
 
 Bloor street intersects 
 
 Tonga strest— Wait alda. 
 
 Commences at the Bay ami runs north to 
 Blotrr. 
 
 Custom House wharf, W. Higiubo- 
 thain k Co., proprietora. 
 
 Esplanade street intersectt 
 
 Vacant coal yard and office. 
 14 W. Higinbotham k Co., wharfingers. 
 16 Customs examining warehouse. 
 Custom House. 
 
 Fro7U street intersects. 
 
 Yonge street i-art stand. 
 
 30 Bank of Montreal, G. W. Yarkcr, act- 
 ing manager. 
 
 32 A. R. McMaster k Bm., wholesale im- 
 porters of dry goods. 
 
 84 Bryce, McMurrich & Co., wholesale 
 importers of dry goods. 
 
 36 Mottatt, ISIuiTay & Be-.ittie, wholesale) 
 iniytortera of dry goods. 
 
 38 Jennings k Brandon, wholwjale dry 
 goods. 
 
 40 George Barker k Co., wholesale milli- 
 nery and straw good.s. 
 
 42, 44 John Charlesworth k Co. 
 
 46 J. G. Joseph k Co., wholesale importers 
 
 of jewelry, etc. 
 fycllington, str/'et intersects 
 
 48, 60 Robert Wilkes, wholesale watches, 
 jewehy and fancy goods. 
 
 52 J. F. Lyon & Co., wholesale druggists. 
 
 64 Robinson k Pearson, wholesale boot 
 and shoe manufacturers. 
 
 56 Charles Daley k Co., \vhole8ale leather 
 merchants. 
 
 68 Joseph N. Hall k Co., wholesale hard- 
 ware. 
 
 60 N. & F. Rooney, wholesale dry goods. 
 
 €2 Hughes Bros., wholesale dry goods and 
 clothing. 
 
 Mclinda street iiUersexts 
 
 64 J. Gillespie k Co., wholesale hatters 
 
 and furriers. 
 68 Thos. May k Co., wholesale straw and 
 
 fancy goods. 
 70 John Robertson, Son k Co., wholesale 
 
 dry goods. 
 72 Hurd, Leigh k Co., importers of 
 
 French and English china. 
 74 Wellin^on Gold Mining Co. of Madoc, 
 
 limited. 
 " H. S. Ledyard, secretary Wellington 
 
 Gold Mining Co. 
 
 1^ 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 173 
 
 itchor. 
 
 vernkeoper. 
 
 ot. 
 
 t and shoe maker. 
 
 sr. 
 
 nUrsects 
 
 74 
 << 
 
 T'att lids. 
 
 iiul ruiia north to 
 
 irf, W. Higiubo- 
 jjrictora. 
 
 intersect,^, 
 
 office. 
 
 Co., wharfingers. 
 
 wari'ljouse. 
 
 tcrsecta. 
 
 [»nd. 
 
 H. W. Yarkcr, act- 
 
 llro., wholesale im- 
 )ods. 
 
 & Co., wliolesale 
 goods. 
 
 Ue;ittie, wholesale 
 goods. 
 r,a, wholesale dry 
 
 o., wliolesale inilli- 
 ;oods, 
 th & Co. 
 A'holesnlfl importers 
 
 t intersects 
 
 wholesale watches, 
 
 y goods. 
 
 'holesale druggists. 
 
 )n, wholesale boot 
 
 cturers. 
 
 , \vholesaIe leather 
 
 0., wholesale hard- 
 
 holesale dry goods. ■ 
 Bsale dry goods and 
 
 'nirrsMta 
 
 wholesale batten 
 
 holesale straw and 
 
 n k Co., wholesale 
 
 .'o., importers of 
 
 lish china. 
 
 ling Co. of Madoc, 
 
 retary Wellington 
 
 78 
 80 
 82 
 84 
 86 
 88 
 90 
 
 92 
 94 
 
 96 
 
 98 
 100 
 102 
 
 104 
 108 
 110 
 112 
 114 
 116 
 
 T. D. liCdyard, barrister, &c. 
 F. T. Jones, barrister, tc. 
 Blain, Ferguson, & Parkinson, bar- 
 risters, solicitors, jrc. 
 M. H. Vankoughnet, bairistcr, &c. 
 J. Turner, photograph gallery. 
 A. H. Meyers, jr., barrister, &c'., rooms. 
 Kichards & Smith, banisters, &c. 
 W. H. Dow, retail dry goods, rooms. 
 
 King street interscets 
 
 J. T. Shapter, chemist and druggist. 
 "W. & D. Diueeu, hatters mid furriers. 
 Watson Tailor, tailor and clothier. 
 M. Meuf^her, boot and shoe store. 
 Frederick Clarke, boots, shoes & ti-unks. 
 T. Tulnier, Woodbine Saloon. 
 S. M. Sanderson &, Co., boot and shoe 
 
 store. 
 Thos. McCrosson, hatter and furrier. 
 William Taylor, oyster, fruit, and game 
 
 depot. 
 .John Blackburn, printer. 
 C. Kobinson, jeweller and paper-box 
 
 manufacturer. 
 S. Huckett, book agent. 
 Viuant house. 
 
 W. W. Sutherland, tailor and clothier, 
 •lames Carless, depository U. C Bible 
 
 and Tract Society. 
 John Coombe, dmggist. 
 George Sparrow, boots and shoes. 
 Robert Young, boots and shoes. 
 K. C. Both well, fancy gomls. 
 Ryan & Oliver, retail hardware. 
 J. W. Gale, dry goods, and shirt factor}'. 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 118 
 
 120 
 
 Robt. J. Wylie, dry goods and millinery. 
 Mi*s. Mary Carradie. widow, house'kpr. 
 Home District Mutual Fire Ip^ Co., 
 
 J. Rains, Secretary. 
 Commercial Building and Investment 
 
 Sociaty, J. Rains, Secretary. 
 J. Rains, Sec. Home District Mutual 
 
 Fire Insurance Co., and Commercial 
 
 Building and Investment Society. 
 Joseph Sheard, Architect. 
 William Irving, architect. 
 Thomas Murphy, boots and shoes. 
 John Taylor, tobacconist and cigar 
 
 factory. 
 126, 128 John Ovens, berlin wool and fancy 
 
 ?;oods. 
 . '. Kleiser, wholesale watches and 
 watchmakers' tools. 
 
 "N. P. Marston, importer and manu- 
 facturer of Rifles, Pistols, &c. 
 
 Mis. Jane Woodcock, millinery. &c. 
 
 Andrew Wooilcock, dry goods salesman. 
 
 J. Edwards, stationery, paper-hangings. 
 
 Dodgson, Shields & Co., wholesale and 
 retail grocers, biscuits and confec- 
 tionery. 
 
 . . . Temperance Hr*u. interteeU. 
 
 122 
 124 
 
 130 
 132 
 
 It 
 
 136 
 138 
 
 142 
 144 
 
 146 
 
 148 
 150 
 152 
 154 
 156 
 
 158 
 
 160 
 162 
 164 
 
 166 
 168 
 
 170 
 
 William Steward, saddle, harness and 
 
 trunk maker. 
 "W. k J. Damer, wholesale and retail 
 
 boots and shoes. 
 P. Higgins, manager W. & J. Damers' 
 
 store. 
 J. Belton, leather and findings. 
 J.W. Fennerfc Co. , photograph gallery. 
 Alexander i?attray, V)aker. 
 W. E. CorntU, jeweller. 
 R. R( vnokls boot and shoemaker. 
 G. W. Cary, hair-dressiii}> saloon. 
 
 D. S. t U. Adams, shiit and collar 
 manufacturers. 
 M. & E. Pearson, retail dry goods. 
 
 Richmmid street inteiscds 
 
 Benjamin Hinchclitr% hotel keeper. 
 Charles Beatty, boots and shoes. 
 Arthur Crawford, fancy goods and 
 
 crockery. 
 Alexander McKce, fruit and provisions. 
 George Roberts, cabinet-maker and 
 
 upholsterer. 
 
 E. Grantham, oils, lamps & glassware. 
 1704 William M. Pearse. marble works. 
 172 Alfred Robinson, hairdressing saloon. 
 1724 John Wauless, watchmaker & jeweller. 
 174 George H. Stewart, grocer. 
 
 176 Bland k Leask, dry goods & clothiers. 
 178 James Jennings, dry goods and mil- 
 linery. 
 
 Queen street intersects 
 
 Agricultural Hall. 
 
 James Fleming k Co., seedsmen and 
 
 florists. 
 John Holmes, boot and shoe store. 
 Stores being built. 
 
 William Bilton, oystei and fruit depot. 
 Robert i^errifield, boot and shoemaker. 
 John Stf>l:.nr, retail ilry goods. 
 194, 196 Page & l-.Mnell, dry goods. 
 198 J. B. Thornto.<, stationery and fancy 
 goods. 
 J. D. R'^biiison, retail dry goods. 
 il. k E. Reid, mlUiners and dress 
 
 makers. 
 John Reading, hoop siirts and fancy 
 goods. 
 
 206, 208 G. W. Dunn, hoop skirt manufac- 
 tory and millinery and fancy goods. 
 Malcolm Gibbs, staple and fancy dry 
 
 goods. 
 David Galloway, retail dry goods and 
 
 hoop skirts. 
 G. Noble k Co., dry goods. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Albert street iiUersects.... 
 
 220 F. A. Ratt^uy. groceries and liquors. 
 222 James Wilkinson, oyster and fruit 
 
 depot. 
 224 James Murray, tinsmith. 
 226 Charles O'Connor, cabinet-maker, ke. 
 
 180 
 
 182 
 
 188 
 190 
 192 
 
 200 
 
 2't2 
 
 204 
 
 210 
 212 
 214 
 
X74 
 
 C. E. ANDEB80N & CO. 8 
 
 S28 laasc Davis, designer and Btamper. 
 
 230 K. A. Wood, cWiniat and druggist. 
 
 2Sa S. W. Passmore, naturalist, &c. 
 
 234 F. Bethell, watcliniaker and jeweller. 
 
 236 John Heuilson, merchant tailor. 
 
 238 J. Copley, hair cutter and wig-maker. 
 
 240 J. H. Cornish, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 842 Lawson, Meredith & Co., general gro- 
 ceries and provisions. 
 
 Laiiisa street intersects 
 
 244 Robert JatTray, wholesale and retail 
 
 grocery. 
 246 Thomas Downing, boots and shoes. 
 248, 250 Alfred I'iddington, bookseller, sta- 
 tionery, &c. 
 252 Alexander McUobie, cabinet-maker. 
 *' William Waterson, furniture broker. 
 " John Oliver, hardware. 
 " Wm. Pratchett, druggists sundries, &c. 
 254 E. Cornor, scale uianufauturer and 
 
 tobacconist. 
 266 Mrs. Sarah Schneider, widow John H., 
 
 millinery, &c. 
 268 Robertson Jiros., grocers and confec- 
 feutionei's. 
 
 Trinity square intersects 
 
 260 Joseph Pullen, brush -maker "and fancy 
 
 goods. 
 262 Grainger k Son, gunmakers. 
 264 Smith & Wills, wholesale and] retail 
 
 confectioners. " ' 
 
 266 John Uailie, hardware. 
 268 Charles (.'oleman, proprietor Koyiil Oak 
 
 Saloon. 
 270 James Authors, coal oil and lauiixs. 
 272 James Miller, bookseller & fancy goods. 
 274 S. Hollingshead, M.D., eclectic physi- 
 cian. 
 276 Charles Lewis Barton, conductoi G. T. K. 
 •' E. J. Banick, Jl.D., physician and 
 
 surgeon. 
 278 L. M. McFarlane, M.D., phj'sician and 
 
 surgeon. 
 280 J. Miller, grocery ond provisions. 
 282 11. S. Cuthbertson, confectionery. 
 284 John Dillon, Hour mid feed. 
 
 " John Hollingworth, photograph gall'y. 
 286 Mrs. il. A. Ashail, Merlin wool and 
 
 fancy <liy goods. 
 2864 John Kent, carpenter and clerk at No. 
 
 37 Exchange. 
 288 Hugh Brimstin, cutler and bellhanger. 
 290 S. Fawkes, undertaker. 
 292 W. Smith, M.D., M.K,C.S., k L.A.C., 
 
 England. 
 2924 Elisha Edmunds, hair-dressing saloon. 
 294 R. Cornor, bootmaker. 
 296 H. Hunter, grocerv. 
 898 U.W.Ea^t, umbrella and parasol man 
 
 ufactory. 
 SCO John Law, giocer. 
 
 AgTtes street intersects 
 
 302 Thomas Webb, baker and confectioBer. 
 396 Jamea Rowell, M.D., physician and 
 
 surgmn. 
 " George Rowell, retired brewer. 
 308 John Bettoii, loather and findings. 
 310 William Harris, fruit & confcotionery. 
 312 J. Wolf, second-hand clothes store. 
 362 r George Pringle, blacksmith. 
 314 Alfred Hammond, baker. 
 31 6 Charles Chanl, confectionery and fruits. 
 318 Mrs. Catherine He&woo<l, widow of 
 
 Win. saloon keeper. 
 
 Edward street intersects. 
 
 Albert E. Fairfield, grocer. 
 
 S. Saunders, tailor. 
 
 James Mcljean, shoemaker. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 C. Bingham, rr/i(»-d .ftyrtnation. 
 
 John (Jarton, jiork and fish smoker. 
 
 J. S. Oliver, Ontario Seminary. 
 
 William TemiK-st, M.B., )>hys'ician and 
 city medical health oitieer. 
 
 W. Reynolds, retired. 
 
 Mrs. M. Howard, millinery. 
 
 J. Vannevar, juii., Iniokseller and news 
 depot. 
 
 Makinson's Hotel, George Makinsoii, 
 proprietor. 
 
 George Mukinson, j)roprietor Makin- 
 son's Hotel. 
 
 3184 
 
 320 
 
 3204 
 
 324 
 326 
 328 
 330 
 
 332 
 334 
 338 
 
 340 
 
 .Elm street intersects. 
 
 342 M. B. Funghner, grocer. 
 
 344 R. T. McGeagh, Avatchmaker and 
 
 jeweller. 
 346 ('buries Robinson, crockery store. 
 " Charles Robinson, junr., jeweller and 
 
 paper box manufacturer. 
 348, 350, James Fleming, seed store and 
 
 Yonge street nursery. 
 352 John Kelz, merchant tailor. 
 354 Mrs. Anna M. Uennie, fancy dry good.s. 
 354 Robert Kincude, boot and shoemaker. 
 354 James Tlioni])son, painter, glazier, &c. 
 356 Anthony Bell, provision svore. 
 358 E. Burnett, printer and fain/ goods. 
 360 J. W. Lawrence, grocer. 
 
 Walton street intersects. 
 
 362 M. k A. Carter, millinei-j' and mantle- 
 makers. 
 
 3624 Mrs. Amelia Drew, widow of G. W., 
 Registry oltice for servants and 
 fancy stoiT. 
 
 364 Thomas Lockington, cabinet maker. 
 
 366 Vacant store and house. 
 
 368 Miss K Aluiin, dressmaker. 
 " Morris Aaron's jewellery store. 
 
 370 John G. Ramsay, merchant tailor. 
 
 372 M. Nosniith, buker and confectioneh 
 
 Oerrard street intersects 
 
 374 GeoiTge Willmott, provisions, wines and 
 liquora. 
 
:er and confectioner. 
 .D., physician and 
 
 red brewer. 
 
 r and tindings. 
 
 lit ^cenfcotioitery. 
 
 nd clothes store. 
 
 ick.<)inith. 
 
 baker. 
 
 ectionery and fruits. 
 
 leawood, widow of 
 
 sper. 
 
 intersects. 
 
 grocer. 
 
 >eninkcr. 
 
 Dts. 
 
 i .formation. 
 
 und fish smoker. 
 
 io St'miiiary. 
 
 M.B., ])hysician and 
 
 ilth officer. 
 
 •d. 
 
 iiillincry. 
 
 bookseller and news 
 
 George Makinson, 
 
 proprietor Makin- 
 
 itersectn. 
 
 oeer. 
 watchmaker and 
 
 TDc'kcry store. 
 
 jmir., jeweller and 
 
 faeturer. 
 
 g, seed store and 
 
 rsery. 
 
 lit tailor. 
 
 ie, fancy drygood.^. 
 
 )ot and shoemaker. 
 
 mintei, glazier, &c. 
 
 ision siui'e. 
 
 and fancj' goods. 
 
 oi.er. 
 
 mlemccts. 
 
 Ilinei-y and mantle- 
 
 widow of O. W., 
 for servants and 
 
 I, cabinet maker. 
 
 )use. 
 
 sniuker. 
 
 Uery store. 
 
 erchant tailor. 
 
 and confectioned 
 
 ' infei-aect.i 
 
 orisions, wines and 
 
 TaRONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 175 
 
 376 Mrs. M. A. McC'arthy, artist. 
 
 •• Miss M. A, Battersby. 
 878 William Mathews, piano-forto dealer, 
 
 tuner and repairer. 
 380 John Manley, tailor. 
 •• Mrs. John Manley, honiton lace manu- 
 facturer. 
 382 Vacant house and store. 
 384 William Wvlie, carpenter. 
 " Mrs. W. Wylie, milliner and dress- 
 maker. 
 386 Dr. 1). Thom])son, chemist. 
 388 Samuel S. (!ann, millinery and dress- 
 making. 
 390 Josepli Threlkeld, whip and trunk 
 
 maker. 
 392 Robert Stanley, boot and shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lot. 
 396 Brethren's (Jospcd Tract DejMisitory, 
 
 Miss Fanny Grant, manager. 
 398 Robert Fowler, contractor and builder. 
 " Mrs. Robert Fowler, milliner and 
 dressnmker. 
 
 Itaijter street intersects 
 
 400 Fi. Hussey, prop. University Inn. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 406 Beaver Soda Water Works. 
 " Jno. Shannon, prop. Beaver Soda Water 
 Works. 
 
 Buchanan street in/M'seeti 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Wykeham Place. 
 ....Entrance to Wykeham Lodge intersects.... 
 
 J. ('. Fitch, wholesale grocer, Wyke- 
 ham Lodge. 
 
 .. .. Yongc street College Avenue intersects 
 
 432 J. B. C'aulkihs (Caulkins & Sanderson). 
 " 1*. K. Siindej-son (Caulkins & Sander- 
 son). 
 434 Cuulkius k Sanderson, broom and brush 
 miuiufactory. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Orenville street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 464 William Forbes, dairyman. 
 460 W. U. Taylor, commission merchant. 
 
 Private jn-emises. 
 456i William Elliott, painter and glazier. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Grosvenor street intersects 
 
 458 Thomas F. Roomc, organ-builder. 
 460, 402 Victoria Hotel, George H. Gray, 
 
 prop. 
 464 Joseph Gibson, marble works. 
 466 (). T. Bevan, machinist and cooper. 
 468 M. t'oUett & Son, bacon curers. 
 470 W. H. Taylor's warehouse. 
 476 T. B. Griffiith, cur.uussiou merchant 
 
 Brvidalbmte itrtet interteeta 
 
 Yauant lots. 
 
 530 
 530 r 
 534 
 538 
 542 
 
 ...St. 
 
 504 Martin Malone, British mail agent to 
 New York. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 St. Alban's street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Andrew Ross, painter and glazier. 
 Frank Smith, clerk. 
 John Hare, plain and fancy weaver. 
 Anthony Basso, brush-maker. 
 Charles Durand, l)arrister, kc. 
 Robert D. Ewing, photographer. 
 
 Joseph street ( Clover Hill) intersects ... 
 Vacant lots. 
 552 Alfred W. Goldsmith, wood-turner. 
 554 Mrs. Jane Doughty, widow Richard, 
 
 grocery store. 
 550 Andrew Ross, paint)>r anu glazier. 
 " Miss K. M. Ross, milliner and dresfl' 
 maker. 
 558 John B. Knight, .ship carpenter. 
 560 Richard Lewis, secretary and librarian 
 
 of Mechanics' Institute. 
 562 Andrew Moses, stontscutter and grocer. 
 
 Clover Hill La nc intersects. 
 
 Toronto Skating Club rink. 
 Robert Sherlock, laborer and care-takea 
 Toronto Skating Club rink. 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 St. Clement street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Wussill, nmiket gardener. 
 John T. Russiil, store-keeper, St. Law- 
 rence Arcade. 
 616 Benjamin Sharpley, baby's carriage 
 
 manufactory. 
 618, 620 Peter A. Scott, builder and lumber 
 
 merchant. 
 622 John W. Bevan, cooper and native 
 
 gi'ape wine manufacturer. 
 626 Wil'iaiii Christie, wholesale and retail 
 
 biscuit manufa<;tory. 
 630 Benjanun Garner, baker at Cole's ba- 
 kery. 
 632 Wallice Carson, proprietor Rising Sun 
 
 hotel. 
 634 Henrj' Chidley, giain merchant. 
 634 r Thomas F. Roome, organ builder, h. 
 636 Joseph Martin, merchant tailor. 
 
 " Frank Hirt, cigar-mak.-r. 
 642 Amos Bostwick, (Henderson & Boat- 
 wick). 
 644 Charles Robertson, secretary oad treas- 
 urer Freehold Permanent Building 
 and Savings Society. 
 648 Matthew Shej^Mird, proprietor York 
 
 Hotel 
 Bloor street intersects 
 
 York Street— East tide. 
 
 Commencet at the Esplanade and runs north 
 
 to Queen west. 
 
 Andrew O'Brien, prop. Railroad Hotel. 
 Tinning's wood yard. 
 
 
 li 
 
176 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON St CO. 8 
 
 53 
 
 William Oiborne, prop. Union Station 
 TloteL 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Royal Mail Steamboat Ticket Office. 
 
 Front street intersects 
 
 John H. Meyer, prop. King's HotuL 
 Stable. 
 
 Vacant !■ ts. 
 N. Hcndrikz, professor of music, &c. 
 Vacant' houses. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 John Uuckley. cab-owner. 
 Wellington street iiUcrsccts. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 79 Toronto Club. 
 79, 81 Henry L. Hevcrloy, Club Chambers. 
 
 Rossin House buillings. 
 
 T. P. Casey, barber, &c., Rossin House. 
 
 Rossin House, (i. P. Shears, lessee. 
 
 King street intersects 
 
 John O'Grady, proprietor Shaksi)eare 
 
 Hotel. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 , Boidton street intersects 
 
 115 Charles Burns, prop. York Street Inn. 
 121 Albert Hurbert, confectioner. 
 12.'i Pclcr Hansen, merchant tailor. 
 
 Warehouse. 
 127, 129 John W.' Bowden, saloon k grocery. 
 127 — Lyons, employee Jactiues & Hay. 
 
 Adelaide street intersects 
 
 131 John Booth, confectioner. 
 133 Thomas Campton, butcher. 
 135 George J. Fitzsimmons, variety store 
 and jeweller. 
 " Isaac Fitzsimmons. 
 Garden. 
 139 John S. Powell, notary and land agent. 
 141 Alexander Lewin, shirt manufacturer. 
 145 Daniel Trunij), green grocer. 
 147 Lawrence Gibb, bakery. 
 149 Daniel Hariier, general store. 
 151, 163, 155 Ckirk Bros., carriage-makers. 
 157 William Gibbons. 
 1574 Mrs. Mary Jordan. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 161 Henry Mai-shall, carpenter. 
 163 Michael Godfrey, laborer. 
 1634 -A. H. Judah, carpenter. 
 
 166 Branch Board of Health Office. 
 
 167 William Foy, saloon-keeper. 
 
 Richmond street intersects 
 
 169 George Hill, saloon-keeper. 
 
 171 George Walker, tobacco-worker. 
 
 173 Thomas Davis, confectioner. 
 
 T734 J. Washington, barber. 
 
 17 J Richard McCormick, boot & shoemaker. 
 
 1764 George Lewis, gi-ocer. 
 
 177 Samuel Lewis, wiiitewuher. 
 
 181 Vacant house. 
 
 133 H. Rosinbiiuui, tailor. 
 
 Thomas May, prop.-ietor Confederation 
 House. 
 
 . Queen street intersects. 
 
 Tork street— West side. 
 
 Commences at the Bay and runs north to 
 *~ Queen. 
 
 Union station. 
 
 Vacant building. 
 
 Grand Trunk House, Samuel Higgins, 
 proprietor. 
 
 Gottlieb Dencler, 
 
 fmiterer. 
 Grand Trunk Ticki't office, 
 Arnold proprietor. 
 
 ... Front street intersects.... 
 
 Robert 
 
 Privates grounds. 
 44 Officers' quarters. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Lane intersects. , 
 
 54 
 
 56 
 
 68 
 60 
 
 Samuel Risley, Government Insi)ector 
 steamboat boilers. 
 
 Frank Shanly, C. K. and Government 
 Inspector IJailroads. 
 
 Patrick Boland, house caretaker. 
 
 George Oliver, Inspector Royal Insur- 
 ance Company. 
 
 Commissariat Start" Corps Office. 
 
 James A. Dobbie, dry goods merchant. 
 
 Wellington street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 74 Angus D; 'xas, wholesale dealer in 
 wooden ware and fancy goods. 
 
 76 Provincial Militia Stores. 
 
 78, 80 Thomas Steele & Co., tobacco man- 
 ufacturers. 
 
 82 Riley & May, billiard table manufac- 
 tnrers. 
 
 84, 66, A. Shack k Co., tobacco manu- 
 facturers. 
 Revere House. 
 
 King drect intersects 
 
 Vacant shop. 
 
 Willif.n^ Diitycott, tobacco manufact'r. 
 Georgv. Martin, boot and shoe maker. 
 Charles (Jcorge, cigar manufacturer. 
 Jacob Kinzinger, j)a8try cook. 
 James Sturzaker, saddler. 
 James Royle, dyer. 
 James Pel!, picture frame maker. 
 Jeremiah Moloney, iiotel keeper. 
 Jacob Shaefer, proprietor European 
 hotel, cor. Boulton. 
 
 Boulton street intersects 
 
 96 
 
 41 
 
 98 
 100 
 102 
 104 
 106 
 108 
 
 112 William McKenzie, grocer. 
 
 114 Henry Frobose, tailor. 
 
 116 George Sawdon, tinsmith. 
 
 118 George Meissner, boot and shoe maker. 
 
 120 Louis Koerber, boot and shoe maker. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 rietor Confederation 
 
 itersects, 
 
 reit side. 
 
 and mils north to 
 
 |e, Samuel Higgins, 
 
 iiiterer. 
 
 I{('t offlee, Robert 
 
 OY. 
 
 ntcrsects 
 
 seclH. 
 
 /crnnieut lusiwctor 
 
 •s. 
 
 ']. and Government 
 
 luls. 
 
 use caretaker. 
 
 ec'tor Royal Insur- 
 
 Corps Office. 
 
 ry goods merchant. 
 
 intersects 
 
 )t.S. 
 
 Iiolesale dealer in 
 
 il fancy goods. 
 
 itores, 
 
 ; Co., tobacco man- 
 
 ird table manufac- 
 
 9., tobacco manu- 
 
 tcrneds 
 
 obaeco manufact'r. 
 ; and shoe maker, 
 r manufacturer, 
 stry cook, 
 idler. 
 
 fi-ame maker. 
 liot«l keeper. 
 )prietor European 
 on. 
 
 ntcrsects 
 
 grocer. 
 
 )r. 
 
 imith. 
 
 )t and shoe maker. 
 
 and shoe maker. 
 
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 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN AND 
 
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 >i' >';> GLASSWARE, LAMPS AND LAMP GOODSi'HJ 31JI0H 
 
 Paints, Colors, Varnishes, Japans, &c. 
 
 M M ^ ** 'HI 
 
 i- ■'■■ • ■ 
 
 WAREHOtSE-51 FRONT STREET EAST. 
 IMANFFACTORY-RIVER HTREET, CORNER OF DON.. 
 
 M..^,.,i4rn, TORONTO, ONT. 
 
 I 11 
 
 '?Ff't}-:/:l .MH'Hi I't' 
 
 TORONTO GLOBE FOUNDRY. 
 
 QUEEN STREET 
 
 •44 
 
 QUEEN STREET 
 
 WEST, ' 1 JPHMIIIIII II "1111111 WEST, 
 
 E. BECKIETT, I»roprietoi>, 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL, 
 
 
 ■JS/LA.1DT1 TO ORDER 
 
 Engine and Mill, Brass and Iron Castings of all kinds done oh the 
 
 Shortest Notice. Light Castings of every description 
 
 made on Tw^o Hours Notice. 
 
 (e* Orders from the Country will rccoivc iiumediati^ nttontion, so tluit Castings cun be sent 
 out l)y' Evening I'rain the sanio day the order is received. 
 
 »• REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.^ 
 
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 hi D RY. 
 
 EN STREET 
 
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 >tion 
 
 stingu cuQ be sent 
 
 ATTENTION. 411 
 
 TOfteMTOk OCKV imtKCTOHV. 
 
 mt 
 
 • i.iLijL. jinaii. 
 
 122 DiedricVI|lMkain««i>bMMQMk/ 
 1224 MMl?hat»Pait>Mi,QMift(!tiM«r and 
 
 bMRUMiJhAiiM ka<|iBr. 
 124 Thomas Si^pMBk pr«(kr Oldt OoWitry- 
 
 m&n>.lI«MSti 
 126 Joab Scalea, ti Son. .tobMO* raMufry. 
 
 .AmitUU^itmtinumdii. 
 
 128 k 180 Jam«t' pBtenOn, gioeer, witte, 
 and apirit merclroat, 
 
 Mrs. Ramtolph.' 
 
 James J^ Doalej; esrpeniter*. 
 
 Andrew Stewart, Ifftmttr. 
 
 Elias Smitfa, bo&rdiBg;h<>itter k»»^r. 
 
 Denis Moloney, laborer. 
 
 nettixMbttiillen; lateMt. 
 
 Mrs. Mulntee. 
 
 John Dorser. grocer. 
 1444 Mrs. Mary Tmmina, grocer. 
 148 John P. Paritet; brasaion&dir: 
 
 182 
 
 184 
 
 188 
 
 188 
 
 140 
 If 
 
 << 
 142 
 
 150 k 152 Jf>)»i»Qiiin«4'gf!>qw» 
 
 154 William Sutherland, ca^pwiUr. 
 
 WilHam Clark, cab driver. 
 
 T. F. Casey, baflfWi 
 
 A. N. Rennie. 
 
 ThoDisa Cotton, porter post office. 
 
 Toronto Dupansaqr,. Bichard Kuh«U, 
 houselutmr. 
 
 Mrs. Mary illtjot, boardingJionMli lapt: 
 
 M; LafbnUine, — '- -^» -"^ — •- -I— 
 20th regt. 
 
 158^ 
 
 158 
 •< 
 
 160 
 162 
 
 184^ 
 168 
 
 cook of oS^w's 
 
 172 
 
 174 
 176 
 
 Richmond sheet interseeU ,. 
 
 Vacant lota. 
 Walter Eales, painter. 
 B(6hard Mildinim, Mihtetr. 
 Alexander Norria, teamster. 
 R. Hornbyi phyaicianatid surgeon. 
 Sidney Horwood, wood merchant. 
 Quten.tl*iiet'imtifuet: 
 
 » »» 
 
 ADMNDA TO STREET DIRECTOEt 
 
 Theftllowing Streets^ owing to diJictUtiea experienced in proowratg infortnm' 
 tion, were too iate/or interPion in their reguiatr or Jar : 
 
 idb«ny«tiMi 
 OitHmMe^at i'tm^md rtttateeettttjiorffi. 
 
 (Not yet opeoadup.) 
 
 Baldwin Stxaat 
 
 Hunt east from SpatUnm' Avenue between 
 
 D'Afvy and Ceeil. 
 
 (Not opened up.) 
 
 B«nhon«nat. 
 
 Oommenees at' FHrHt eeut andrmitteiPalii^. 
 
 (Not opened up.) 
 
 Barosy Stswt:— ^ 'OkartftAm^iy 
 Now knoirn oiUkarige Athj/. 
 
 OaaaM6«a Mnat. 
 
 CotnintnotitatShawand'nttiii'Weit t9'Dmtim%. 
 
 (Nitft opened 11]^ 
 
 (See WtUxngUm SMi*^)' 
 12 
 
 OUfford Street. 
 
 Commeiieei at' Niagara andrwna we$t to 
 
 Sltt^ian Avinuf* 
 
 (Not opened up.) 
 
 oiotar ma tiaa. 
 Commences at Tonge hetwun St^ Jofepht and 
 St. Clements, and nau ffsiti 
 
 Rear pramises. 
 
 William Scerry, cab-driv«r. • 
 James liarefoot, laborer. 
 Mrs. Mary' Hurley, (wid Timothy.) 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 .Latte intmreteit.. 
 
 ortiMiit OarOras; 
 (Set Spadina Avenue.) 
 
 Danlsoa atraat— WaatN 
 
 Com,me}u;es at Dundaa'awd nms to nor th tn k 
 liwOti. 
 
 Mrs. Afpies Fitzgibbon, widow. Cua. 
 Mrs. Lucy Kennedy, widow Thomaa. 
 Willoughby Caiami^pi;<i>0strar'8 ollt. 
 
178 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON ft CO.'S 
 
 DralMB itrMt-WMtiM*. 
 Ccmmeneu at Dundaa and rum to nortlitm 
 limit$. 
 Viieant lota to end. 
 
 DorhMii itrMt 
 
 Oommeneea eatt of Lambton and w*st of 
 Surrey, forming the southern termination 
 of both struts. 
 
 (Not opened up.) 
 
 EUulMth itnet Weit. 
 
 Comnuntes at Esther and runs west to 
 
 Bathurst. 
 
 (Not opened up.) 
 
 EUlott PUoe. ) 
 (See King street West. ) 
 
 Elm Itnet Eut-South side. 
 
 Com/metuxs at Parliament, opposite Carlton 
 and runs to eastern limits. 
 Vacant lots. 
 Robert H. Trotter. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 36 Mrs. Jane Pillow, widow Alexander. 
 
 37 Samuel Toy, butcher. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 ; Pine street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Sumach street intersects 
 
 Elm street East— West side. 
 
 ComriMnces at Parliament, opposite Carlton, 
 and runs to eastern limits. 
 
 Mrs. Catherine Maxwell, wid. William. 
 Vacant lots. 
 12 Joseph Abraham, prop. North-eastern 
 omnibus. 
 Private grounds. 
 
 Medcalf street intersects 
 
 24 Robert Cox, clerk. 
 
 26 William Sykes, civil engineer. 
 
 28 Henry Moxon, contractor. 
 
 30 John Symons, agent Rolling Mills. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Pine street intersects 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 Sumach street intersects. 
 
 Necropolis. 
 
 .'♦ 
 
 Emm» street— East aide. 
 
 Commences at Oerrard west, vnd runs north 
 to College Avenue. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 6 Mrs. Hinchey, washerwoman. 
 
 7 Mrs. Margaret Wilson, washerwoman. 
 
 74 Mrs. Hsrj Huri*, widow. 
 9 Mrs. Elizabeth Ponogh, widow. 
 11 Robert Johnston, bricklayer. 
 18 Lewis Walker, carpenter. 
 16 Peter Gammie, carpenter. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Ifayter street intersects. 
 
 23 W. S. Young, grocer. 
 
 Rear premiscis. 
 27 Willium Nelson, painter. 
 29 James Henderson, messenger. 
 31 Joseph Glenn, laborer. 
 37 Samuel Walker, bricklayer. 
 
 Vacant lots. N 
 
 41 Robert Brown, ice cream manufacturer. 
 
 Vacant lot 
 45 James Scott 
 
 Vacant lots. ■ 
 49 John Nelson, tinsmith. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 63 Stephen O'Connor, laborer. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 67 James Jennings, basket-maker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 63 Robert Dunn. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 67 James Heartley, carpenter. 
 
 College Avenue intersects 
 
 i 
 
 Emma street— West side. 
 Commences at Gerrard West and runs narih 
 to College Avenue. 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 14 Mrs. Emma '^.ayton, widow. 
 16 Capt Joseph Kennedy, steamer "Her 
 Majesty." 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 
 Hayter street intersects 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 34 Thomas Jackson, waiter, 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 38 Mrs. Rosanna Baillie, widow. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 42 Jeremiah Graves, laborer. 
 44 Thomas Bethel, teamster. 
 48 Mrs. Caroline Stokes, widow. 
 60 John Jordan, clerk. 
 62 Vacant house. 
 64 Alex. McCord, laborer. 
 68 Richard Johnson. 
 60 William Mead, laborer, 
 62 Owen Hughes, laborer. 
 Vacant lot 
 66 John Madderford, shoemaker. 
 
 Vacant lots. 
 70 Henry Thompson, laborer. 
 72 Anthony Charbitt, cigar-maker. 
 74 D. King,' door-keeper Toronto Uni- 
 versity. 
 College Avenue intersex. 
 
ridow. 
 igfa, widow, 
 iuklayer. 
 Qter. 
 
 Uruett.. 
 
 r. 
 
 nter. 
 
 leasenger. 
 
 ur. 
 
 :klayer. 
 
 ts. ~^ 
 
 earn manufactanr. 
 
 )t 
 
 ta. • 
 ith. 
 
 ts. 
 
 Laborer. 
 ts. 
 isket-maker. 
 
 Its. 
 
 its. 
 rpenter. 
 
 intersects 
 
 Vest side. 
 
 'est and runs iwrik 
 
 vtnue. 
 
 Its. 
 
 , widow, 
 dy, steamer "Her 
 
 )t8. 
 
 ntersects 
 
 )ts. 
 
 iter. 
 
 Its. 
 
 ie, widow. 
 
 )t8. 
 
 iborer. 
 mster. 
 es, widow. 
 
 rer. 
 
 jrer. 
 
 iier. 
 
 lot 
 
 ihoemaker. 
 
 ots. 
 
 laborer. 
 
 cigar-maker. 
 
 Bper Toronto Uni- 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 179 
 
 ', inttrteeti. 
 
 Fraula itrMt-Baal «to 
 
 ■mlekltmt. 
 
 Oommeneu at King EaH and runt north to 
 
 Commeneu at Bordtn and rtmt we$t to Hoptt 
 
 Adelaide. 
 
 Mammoth House, side entrance. 
 Rear premises. 
 Bassett k Keeble'a itables. 
 iMne interseeta. 
 
 ' (No houses.) 
 
 HoQlweU atreet 
 
 Commences at Shaw and r%m» west to Denison. 
 
 Not opened up. 
 
 Huron Street. 
 
 17 James Stock's warehouse. 
 Commercial Hotel stables. 
 
 Rear premises. 
 
 Rear entrance to J. D. Lewis k Co.'a 
 tobacco factory. 
 Adelaide street intersects.... 
 
 Cmnm»)ues at Maple Lane and runs to 
 
 northern limits. 
 
 (No houses.) 
 
 
 
 Oirans Avenue. 
 
 Commences at Durham and runs to northern 
 
 ihmmtMea at head of Oivena street and runs 
 
 limits. 
 
 to northern limits. 
 
 (So houses.) 
 
 John Kains, laborer. 
 
 Loonat Street 
 
 Harrison- Street. 
 
 Commences at Sumach and rtcns east to limits. 
 
 Commences at Shaw and runs west to Denison 
 
 (No houses.) 
 
 > 
 
 
 Uetoalf Street 
 
 Henderson's Lane. 
 
 Gomm^iees at Elm East and runs north to 
 Amelia. 
 
 (See Orog Lane. ) 
 
 (No houses.) 
 
 r>A.Y'S 
 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 
 
 No. 89 KING STREET EAST, 
 
 (near ST.' JAMES' CATHEDRAL.) 
 
 T0It03Sr,T0, OlSTT-A^mO- 
 
 UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF . 
 
 (S0JJ5 PROPRIETOR.) 
 
 A Practical Accountant of Twenty Years' experience in Business 
 Practice, in Great Britain and America. 
 
 DESIGN: 
 
 To Prepare Toung Men as Book-keapers, 'and for'Qeneral Bnsmess. 
 
 For Circulars, please address, 
 
 JAMES E. DAY, AccoTJNTANr, 
 
 82 King Street East, Toronto, 
 
' 
 
 6. 4 li 4 & 4 
 
 >S 
 
 GLASS 
 
 Wq 
 
 %. 
 
 JOSEPH MoOAUSLAND, 
 
 « 
 
 Stains & EnameHer m filass 
 
 m^ % UmG STREET WEST, TOROAi^f 0. 
 
 ^•♦M 
 
 FIGURES UN»Kla CANOPIES, MEMORIAL WINDOWS, COATS OF 
 ARMS, Ac, of every deacrlption, neattly executed. 
 
 Ornamental and Plain Obsour^ Olass, for OhurolieB, Sohools and 
 
 other Fnblio Buildings, 
 
 Being perfectly imjpen^rable to the sun's tayai dispeiuing wifli iihe liN of BUnIs, 
 and producing a oiiH, solemn and siibliine effort; siid adapted for 
 either Lead or Wood Sashes. 
 
 Hodern Work, iaohidiiig Embossed and Enamelled, 
 
 Wltk FMWEBS, FSCITS, lANBSCAfES, 4ce^ iiaM»Me f*r Ball »■« 8tall«ir,e 
 W1m4«Vf»> CcIUbs M,UiltU, Beor PaMIii, Skip Cablk Ucbto, Jkt. 
 
 PAINTJNG, GLAMG .AffD GRAiniNG 
 
 EKEOnSM) m TBS BEST STHiE OF THE tRiDS. 
 
 Ca-X..A.SS BEN-T TO -A^ISTTT I»ATTBMT. 
 
 tttihel and Gilt Cut lildss Utieis Ihub tt order. 
 
 , 
 
M. 
 
 « 
 
 Glass 
 
 mo. 
 
 a E. ANDERSON & CO/S 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY, 
 
 FOR THE YEAR 1868. 
 
 ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. 
 
 IS, COATS OF 
 ted. 
 
 Schools and 
 
 e nM of BUni«, 
 apted for 
 
 Enamelled, 
 
 iBd' Matttitr* 
 t,Jtt. 
 
 %\nm 
 
 J)£. 
 
 order. 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 In the pages followiii(j, ab. stands for above ; al. for alley ; aut. for assistant ; Are. for avenue ; bdi. for 
 boards ; bet. for between ; big. for building ; cor. for corner ; iiu. or in«ce. for insurance ; A, for house ; ta. 
 for lane ; mkt- for market ; itr. for near ; n. (. for north side ; (. (. for H<iuthside ; e. s. for east side ; w. $. for 
 west side ; n. a. e. w. for north, south, east and wust ; opp. for opposite ; prop, for proprietor ; tq. for square ; 
 T. for rear; rt§. for resident^e; wid. for widow; >}. T. R for Orand Trunk Railroad; 0. w. R. for Oreat 
 Weatern Railway ; H. R. C. for Northern Railway Company. When not expressed the word street is implied. 
 
 Abell, A., machinist, Soho Foundry. 
 
 Abbey, William, laborer, h 92 Pine w. 
 
 Abbot* Charles, cab owner, h 2 Brant. 
 
 Abbott, Peter, cleaner, N. R. C. 
 
 Abbott, Peter C, cabr.jan, h 27 Vanauley. 
 
 Abbott, Wilson R., h 26 Terauley. 
 
 Abellard, Wm., news agent, h 31 Queen w. 
 
 Ablitt, Alfred, bolt-maker W. Hamilton k 
 Son, bds 232 Palace. 
 
 Ablitt^ Fred. & Wm., butchers, St. Law- 
 rence Arcade, h 235 Parliament. 
 
 Ablitt, George, blacksmith N. R. C. 
 
 Ablitt, John, sr., laborer W. Hamilton k 
 8on, h 232 Palace. 
 
 Ablitt, John, jr., bolt-maker W. Hamilton 
 & Son, bds 232 Palace. 
 
 Ablitt, Thomas, machinist, bds 160 York. 
 
 Ablitt, Wm., grocery, 266 King e, h ssme. 
 
 Abraham, James, coachman, h 70 Vanauley. 
 
 Abraham, Joseph, salesman 165 King e, h 
 61 Winchester. 
 
 Abraham, Joseph, prop. N. Eastern Omni- 
 bus, h 12 Elm e. 
 
 Acheson, James, retired, h 32 Maitland. 
 
 Acton, John, shoemaker, h 8 Elliott Place. 
 
 Adair, Mrs. Annie, Iraarding-house, h 46 
 Richmond e. 
 
 ADAM, G. MERGER, (Adam, StcTenson & 
 Co.), h61 Kinge. 
 
 Adam. Ja.s., book-keeper T. Smith & Son, h 
 61 King e. 
 
 ADAM, STEVENSON & CO., booksellers 
 and publishers, 61 King e. 
 
 Adams, B. (1). S. k B. Adams), h 33 Mercer. 
 
 Adams, D. S. (U. 8. k B. Adams), h 166 
 Vonge. 
 
 Adams, D. S. & B. (D. S. & B. Adams), 
 shirt and collar manufacturers and haber- 
 dashers, 156 Yonge and 51 King w. 
 
 ADAMS, J., M.D., physician and surgeon, 
 54 Bay, h same. 
 
 Adams, Edward, book-keeper, bds 36 Agiies, 
 
 Adams, Mrs. Jane, prop. Gra^)e Saloon, 88 
 Adelaide e, h same. 
 
 ADAMS, JAMES, sailmaker and rigger, Tin- 
 uing's wharf, foot of York, iSplanade, 
 h 38 Mercer. (See advertisement). 
 
 Adams, Jas., carpenter, bds 164 Bay. 
 
 Adams, John, ship-builder, h 91 Elm w. 
 
 Adams, John, clerk Bank of Toronto, h 91 
 Elm w. 
 
 Adams, John, clerk Canada permanent build- 
 ing and savings society, bds Albion Hotel. 
 
 Adams, Mrs. Margaret, (wid) h 49 Agnes w, 
 
 Adams, Robt., pattern-maker, Soho Foundry, 
 h 106 Dummer. 
 
 Adams, Robt., boarding-house, 242 King e. 
 
 Adams, Tliomas, engineer G.T.R., h 226 and 
 230 Queeu w. 
 
182 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO.'S 
 
 Adami, Thomas, proriaion desler, 228 »nd 
 
 230 Queen w, h same 
 Adams, Thomas, laborer, li i' s Beverley iir 
 
 Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Adams, Wm., grocer, 29 East Market, hsa'ue. 
 Adams, Wm., surveyor, bdsl21 Parliament. 
 Adams, W.. millwright G. T. 11. 
 ADAMS, W. C, U.D.S., dentist, 96 King e, 
 
 h same. (See advertisement). 
 Adams, W. M., tin, conj)er & sheet-iron 
 
 worker, 4244 Qween w, ii same. 
 Adamson's Wharf, s s Esiilanntle bet Church 
 
 and West Market. 
 Adamson, .Fames, wharfinger, St. Lawrence 
 
 Wharf, h 90 Palace. 
 Adamson, Wm. . wharfinger, and Adamson's 
 
 Wharf, h 33 Seaton. 
 Adamson, Wm., city agent daily Olohc, h 
 
 11 Avenue. 
 Addison, Charles, laborer, 214 Suyer. 
 Addison, Lewis, whitcwaaher.HOiTecunisetli. 
 Addison, Mrs. Catharine, li r CO Duninur. 
 Addy, Mrs. Hannah, h Ontario e ccr Duke. 
 Adkins, John, gardener, h 108 Duninier. 
 Adlington, Clias., bis. baker, bda ()2(i Yonge. 
 iEtna, Live Stock Insurance Company, 
 Ontario Hall, Church, Scott & Wulnisley, 
 agents. 
 Agnew, James, carpenter, h 414 Queen e. 
 AGNEW, JOHN N., M.D., physician, &c., 
 
 Richmond w cor Kay, h same. 
 Agnew, Neil, prop Central Saloon, 21 Vic- 
 toria, h same. 
 Agnew, Richard, 27 Victoria. 
 AGRICULTURAL HALL, Yongc w s cor 
 
 Queen, 
 AHRENS, CHARLES A., salesman 6 Wd- 
 
 lington w, h 62 Hayter. 
 Ahrens, Jules, cigar-maker, h 129 Agnes. ' 
 Aiken, James, porter G. T. R. freight dept., 
 
 h 336 Little Kiciimond. 
 Aiken, Mrs. Eliza (wid Jos.), h 238 Terauley. 
 Aiken, Somerset, student, bds 364 Queen w. 
 Aikens, J. R., provisions, 621 i 623 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Aikens, James, wood merchant St. Lawrence 
 
 Wharf and 81 Caroline, h same. 
 AIKINS, WM. T., M.D., physic ian,&c., 70 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Aikins, W. H., salesman, h 70Q\ieen w. 
 Aikenhead, James, (Ridout, Aikenhead & 
 
 Crombie), h 169 Saver. 
 Aikenhead, Mi.s8 Ellen, straw millinery, 
 
 206 Queen w, h same. 
 Aird, Wm., sen., blacksmith, h 87 Spadina 
 
 Avenue. 
 Aird, Wm., machinist, bds 87 Spadina Av. 
 Aitken, ilrs. Christina, (wid Thomas) 
 
 monthly nurse, \i 231 Elizabeth. 
 Aitken, James, laborer, bds. 16 Camden. 
 Aitkins, Wm., bread and biscuit Iwker, 724 
 
 Queeu w, h same. 
 Akers, John W., student-at-Iaw, 4 Ontario 
 Hall, bds Adelaide e of Yonge. 
 
 ALBION HOTEU James docker prop., 3 
 
 k S East Market Sq. 
 Albyn, A11>ert, laborer, h r 21 McMahon. 
 Alcock, Massie, conductor O. T. R., h 297 
 
 King w. 
 Alcock, Thomas B., switchman 0. T. R, h 
 
 16 Beverley. 
 Alcorn, George O., law student, h Yorkville. 
 Alcorn, Samuel, J. P., h N. S. Bloor e 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Alderdice, John, foreman, press-room Olobe, 
 
 h 101 Queen east. 
 Alderdice, Mrs. Marion, boarding house, 138 
 
 John. 
 
 Mary Ann, wid David, h 86 
 
 , steam fitter and machinist, 
 A., (Aldwell k Co.), h 122 
 
 Aldei-dice, Mrs. 
 
 Niugaia 
 Aldridge. I). P. 
 
 J. Ritchie. 
 ALDWELL, J. 
 
 William. 
 Al.DWELL, T. D. (Aldwell & Co.\ bd.i 122 
 
 William. 
 Alexander, David W., bookkeeper, 179, 
 
 King K., bds 157 Jarvis. 
 Alexander, F, (J., salesman, 194 k 196 
 
 Yongo, bds 62 Sayer. 
 Alexander, lieorge, travelling agent, bds 16 
 
 Front 0. 
 Alexander, Henry, painter, h r 92 Duchess. 
 Alexander, James, clerk, bds Black Horse 
 
 hotel. 
 
 .^xander, James, housekeeper Osgoodn 
 
 Hall, h same. 
 Alexander, Mrs. Jannette, giocery, 370 
 
 Queen, w. 
 Alexander, Julius, second-hand clothing, 34 
 
 Queen w h same, 
 Alexander, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid John), 2 
 
 Alma lane, s 171 Brock. 
 Alexander, Mrs. Rebecca, boarding house, h 
 
 10 Sheppard. 
 ALEXANDER, WM., (Blaikie & Alexander) 
 
 h 358 Jarvis. 
 Alexander, Wm. laborer, h 31 Maple lane. 
 Alexander, William J., cabinet maker, r 62 
 
 Sayer. 
 Alfred, August, cari)entfcr, 37 Avenue lane. 
 Allan, Alex. A., importer, 39 King w. 
 Allen, A. McD. law student, bds with John 
 
 Macdonald. 
 Allen, .lames, shoemaker, h 88 High. 
 Allan, Mrs. Jessie, (widofWm), hi 45 Seaton. 
 Allan, John (John Allan k Co. ), h 232 t^hurch. 
 Allan, John, laborer, h r 86 Stanley. 
 Allan, John, blacksmith, h s s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Allan, John, k Co. (John Allan), importers 
 
 of cloths, tweeds, trimmings, &c., 31 
 
 (Jolborne. 
 Allan, Richard, carter, h 196 Sumach. 
 Allanby, Frederick, solicitor, h 393 Church. 
 Allcock, a., C. Laight k Co. (S. Allcook k 
 
 C. liaight), fish hooks, needles, &c., 89 
 
 Colborne. 
 
 Alie 
 V 
 
 AUi 
 
 Alii 
 B 
 
 Alii 
 
 Al/ 
 
 i\ 
 Altt 
 Alh 
 
I Ci'ocker prop., S 
 
 r 21 McMahon. 
 r G. T. U., h 297 
 
 ihman 0. T. R., h 
 
 ideiit, h Yorkville. 
 li N. S. Bloor e 
 
 press-room Olobe, 
 )oiiriling liouso, 138 
 11, wiJ David, h 86 
 ttur and inauliiuist, 
 veil k Co.), h 122 
 vell&t'o.'y, bd3l22 
 
 bookkeeper, 179, 
 
 IS. 
 
 snmii, 194 k 106 
 
 lling agent, lida 16 
 
 tiT, h r 02 Duplicss. 
 l)d.s Black Horse 
 
 usekcpjier Osgoode 
 
 ette, grocery, 370 
 
 id-hnnd clothing, 34 
 
 )etli, (wid John), 2 
 
 :k. 
 
 i, boarding liouso, li 
 
 lilaikic k Alexander) 
 
 , h 31 Maiilc lane, 
 cabinet inuKer, r 62 
 
 br, 37 Avenue lane, 
 or, 39 King w. 
 dent, bds with. John 
 
 r, h 88 High. 
 
 itWm),hl46Seaton. 
 
 & Co. ),h 232 Church. 
 
 r 86 Stanley. 
 
 li, h s s Sydenham, 
 
 in Allan), importers 
 trimmings, &c., 31 
 
 li 196 Sumach, 
 uitor, h 393 Church. 
 & Co. (S. Alicock & 
 LS, needles, kc, S9 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTOKY. 
 
 183 
 
 Allcnrk, Win., ponnioner, bds 17 St. Patrick's 
 
 squarft. 
 Allen, Charles, «alesiiia»;, bds 216 Victoria. 
 Allen, U. D., fliilesiii';!!. Seatoii, cor Queen. 
 Alien, Kdwanl, |M.rter A. k C. Express Co. 
 Allen, (Jeorge, bds 91) Ann. 
 Allen, (ieoige, carter, h r 164 Queen w. 
 ALLEN, (lEOUOK L., governor County 
 
 Jail, h same. 
 Allen, James, carter, h 149 Peter. 
 Allan, James, jiorter Win. Oalbraith, h r 9 
 
 Teiauley. 
 Allen, James, laborer, h 123 Queen e. 
 ALLKN, JAMKS, M.I)., h 206 Queen e. 
 Allen, John, laborer, b 261 Queen w. 
 Allen, John, eatiiig-liou.se, 22 West Market. 
 Allen, John, printer, h 223 Cliurcli. 
 Allen, John, blucksinitli, r 6 Scott, h York- 
 ville. 
 Allen, John, clerk, bds 286 Jarvis. 
 Allen, Jo.sepli, ap]irentice bookbinder, bds 
 
 223 Church. 
 Allen, Josiali, baker, bds 223 Church. 
 Allen, J. A., oiierator, bds, 35 Melinda. 
 Allen, J. E., book-keejier Thus May & Co., 
 
 h 286 Jarvis. 
 Allen, Kobe.t Mahon, barrister, York Cham- 
 bers, Court. 
 ALLKN, THOMAS, (Thompson k Allen), 
 
 h 81 Kiver. 
 Allen, Thomas, beer-bottler 60 Biithuist, h 
 
 same. 
 Allen, T. H., insurance clerk J. E. Smith 
 
 & Co., bds Ro.ssiu House. 
 Allen, Wm., bookbinder, li 28 Elizabeth. 
 Alley, Henry, clerk Provincial Secretary's 
 
 Dept., Parliament Buildings, bds 81 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Alley, Jeremiah, clerk Crown Lands Dept., 
 
 Parliament Bigs, h cor Victoria and Shuter. 
 Alley, .lerome. Crown Lands Dept., h 81 
 
 Victoria. 
 AUingham, John, carpenter, 82 Elizabeth. 
 Allingtoii, Puibert, M.I)., Yonge e s, h nr 
 
 Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Allison, Andrew, laborer, h 2 Stonecutter's 
 
 Lane. 
 ALLISON, ABSALOM G., train despatcher 
 
 G. T. R., h 71 Hayter. 
 Allison, Andrew, laborer D. Crawford & Co., 
 
 h Duchess cor Caroline. 
 Allison, Thomas, sale.sman, bds Globe Hotel, 
 
 Yonge. 
 Alliss, Robert, porter Am -rican^ Hotel, bds 
 
 same. 
 Alliss, Win., porter G. W. R. Yonge street 
 
 station, h 78 Lousia, 
 Alston, James, postman Toronto P. 0. 
 Alston, Richard, clerk Angus Dallas, bds 
 
 Yorkville. 
 ALTMAN, HENRY J., (J. G. Joseph & 
 
 t'o.), res Regents Place, Birmingham, Eng. 
 Alton. , Jno, carver and gilder, h 80 Caroline. 
 Allward, Chas., shoemater, h 48 McMahon. 
 
 AMBERRY, REV. JOHN, clossical master 
 Trinity College, h Trinity College. 
 
 Ambler, Miss A., sewing machine operator, 
 h 21 Edward. 
 
 Ambler, Mrs. (Jhailotte, (wid Ralph), r Ed- 
 ward. 
 
 Ambrose, Arnott, brass-finioher h Parliament. 
 
 AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., M. H. Irish, 
 agent, 67 Yonge. 
 
 AMERICAN HOTEL, Front cor Yonge, 
 .\. B. Walker, iirop. 
 
 AMERICAN STEAM (}AUGE CO., George 
 Harding sole agent for Toronto, 77 Kingw. 
 (See advt). 
 
 Ames, Henry, tailor, 142 Brock. 
 
 Ames, John, shoemaker, h 133 Centre. 
 
 Allies, Mrs., J., (wid) h 51 Elm. 
 
 Aniiot, John, engine-driver (}. T. R., h 12 
 I )ouro. 
 
 Anison, Wm., carpenter, h 168 Pine w. 
 
 An 'erson, Alex., carriage-maker C. F. Hall, 
 h 332i Adelaide w. 
 
 Anderson, Alex., salesman G. Henderson, 
 bds 3'.^S Queen w. 
 
 Anderson, Bouchette, L. W. Customs, bds 
 27 Nelson w. 
 
 ANDERSON, C. E., (C. E. Anderson & 
 Co.), h 27 Nelson w. 
 
 Anderson, C. E., jun.,clerk,bds 27 Nelson w. 
 
 ANDERSON, C. E. !i CO., brokers, com- 
 mission merchants. Directory and Gazetteer 
 publishers, 53 Wellington e. 
 
 Anderson, Col. R. A., h 17 William. 
 
 Anderoon, Daniel, 33 k 37 King e, h 26 
 James. 
 
 Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, bds 
 Temperance. 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. Ellen, straw millinery, 30 
 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Anderson, George, clerk Custom House, h 
 21 Spadina Av. 
 
 Anderson, Henry, painter, 183 King e. 
 
 Anderson, Henry, coachmaker and painter, 
 h 92 Elizabeth. 
 
 Anderson, J,, laborer Burkes sash and door 
 factory, cor Richmond and Sheppard. 
 
 Anderson, J., book-keeper Hughes k Co., 
 bds 90 Albert. 
 
 Ander.son, J. B., salesman Hughes k Co., 
 bds Beaty's Hotel. 
 
 Anderson, James, caretaker 16 k 18 Welling- 
 ton e h same. 
 
 Anderson, James, principal Givens-street 
 School. 
 
 Anderson, James, sailor, h 63 Victoria. 
 
 Anderson, James, fireman G. T. R., h 376 
 Adelaide w. 
 
 Anderson, James, tailor, r Scott n r Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Anderson, James, laborer, 136 Tecumseth. 
 
 Anderson, James, school-teacher, 418 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Anderson, Jane, (wid Wm.), h 529 Little 
 Richmond. 
 
184 
 
 C. E. ANDEKSON & CO. S 
 
 :^ 
 
 Miss Jeiiiiii', Inls 
 Patrick, clerlv, li 
 
 til) Diini- 
 
 33() 
 
 Anderson, John, tailor, bds 60 Bay. 
 Anderson, John, moulder, h 15 Janios. 
 Anderson, John, porter G. T. K. frt. dept, 
 
 h 30 Camden. 
 Anderson, John H., barber G. AV. Smith, 
 
 h Rieliniond w. 
 Anderson, John H., moulder Wm. Hamil- 
 ton & Son. 
 Andrews, Joseph, clerk Bryce McMurricli & 
 
 Co., bu.s /3 Louisa. 
 Anderson, Joseph, wood-)'ard, h 53 Agnes. 
 Anderson, Joseph, grain merehant, h 28 
 Richmond e. 
 
 Anderson, Joseph A., clerk city Registrar's 
 olHce, h 28 Richmond e. 
 
 Anderson, Murk, laborer, h Davenport Road 
 nr Avenue Road. 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. Alex., h 58 \v Ontario. 
 
 Anderson, 
 iner. 
 
 Anderson, 
 laide w. 
 
 Anderson, Peter, butcher, h r Sumach nr 
 King. 
 
 Anderson, Pliili]), lal)orer, Bloor. 
 
 Anderson, Robert, baker, bds 8 Palace. 
 
 Anderson, R. (J., li 22 Carlton. 
 
 ANDERSON, ROBERT W., photographic 
 artist 46 Kinge, h 33 Alexander. 
 
 Anderson, Thomas, blacksmith Soho 
 foundry. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., carriage-builder, h 120 
 Adelaide \v. 
 
 Anderson, Wm. , laborer and general store, 
 154 Sayer. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., head teacher Park street 
 school, h 315 Parliament. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., carpenter, h 40 Ann. 
 
 /nderson,- Wm., moulder, h 74 Trinity. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., laborer, li 529 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., accountant John Kerr. 
 
 Anderson, Wm., carpenter, h 198 Queen w. 
 
 Anderson, H. J., insurance (derk R. N. 
 Gooch, h Bloor e, Yorkville. 
 
 Andrew, J., cleaner G. T. R., h Little Rich- 
 mond, nr Brock. 
 
 ANDREWS, ANDREW, (Andrews & Son), 
 h 15ti Bay. 
 
 ANDREWS, ANDREW 0., (Andrews & 
 Son), h 1 Adelaide e. 
 
 ANDREWS & SON, (An.lrew & Andrew 
 0.), auctioneers and commis.sion mer- 
 eliant.1, 109 Yonge cor Adelaide. 
 
 Andrew.s, Dr. R. J., physician and surgeon, 
 169 Queen w, h sanni. 
 
 Andrews, Herbert, bds 156 Bay. 
 
 Andrew.s, John, h 37 I^ouisa. 
 
 Andrews, Joseph, laborer, Ii r 90 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Andrews, Matthew, tailor and clothier, 
 Yonge, Town Hall Blk., Yorkville, li 
 same. 
 
 Andrews, Mrs. L. H., 30 Bond. 
 
 Andrew.s, Thomas H., salesman 111 King 
 
 e, h Bay. 
 Andrews, Walter, auctioneer, bds 156 Bay. 
 Anglesea, Charles, laborer, h 47 Carlton. 
 Anker, Miss M. A., assistant teacher Park 
 
 street School. 
 Anker, Mrs. Candine, h 41 JIutual. 
 Anketell, James, ioundvymau, h 192 Sayer. 
 j Ansell, James, Messenger Roniain IJuilding, 
 i n llomain Huihling. 
 
 i Antoinette, Rev. .Mother, Superioress Con- 
 vent of St. Joscjili, St. Albans. 
 Ap]ileti>n, Edwanl, la!)oier, h 560 Queen. 
 j Apostolic Church, s s Richmond w. 
 I Armstrong, John, ]irinter Daily Tch- 
 ' ijniph. 
 
 ■ Arnold, Heiny, pressman Globe, h 67i 
 Centre. 
 An'lier, G. 1'., book-keeper Phenix Ins. Co., 
 h 89 and 91 King w. 
 ' Ar('lier, W'ni. M., book-keeper, h Scidlard, 
 ! Yorl:ville. 
 
 I Archibald, Charles, second assistant Roys' 
 j Modcd School. 
 
 : Arclibold, C. P., book-keeper, hl()2(ieorge. 
 
 Anhbiild, David, .sgt. police, li 33 Queen e. 
 
 I Archbold, L., T. P. F., h 11 Duke.^ _. , 
 
 Arcliabiild, Wm., bds 33 Queen e. ' '; 
 
 Archibald, , h n s York, Yorkville. 
 
 Ardagh, Arthur, buil<ler, li 230 Queen e. 
 Ardagh, Richard, builder, h 26 Caroline. 
 Ardagh, Wni., saloon and restaurant, biuse- 
 
 nient I'olice Court, Court, h IStiSeaton. 
 Ardel, Jonathan, carpenter, h 235 Sayer. 
 Ardell, Jonathan, mes-senger City Bank, bds 
 
 .same. 
 Argue, John, house-keeper City Hall build- 
 ings, h same. 
 Argue, Wm., ])ainter, h 32 O.sgoode. 
 Argyle ilotil, 24'and 26 Front e. 
 Arkel, George', woo<l contractor G. T. R., h 
 
 461 lung w. 
 AR.MlTA('iE, Gi;()., architecrtural modeller, 
 in:ui>lc and stone-cutt. r 8 tJould, h same. 
 (See advt.) 
 Armit igi', John, buihh'r, h 42 King e. 
 Arnutagc, Wm., s(M'ond-liand dealer and 
 
 weil-diggei', h 194 Queen w. 
 Armour, John, hostler Grand's Royal 
 
 Aeii lemv. Wellingtiin w n .s. 
 AR.Morif, ROBERT, barrister, (Gwynne, 
 
 Armour & lloskin), res Bowinanville. 
 Armstrong, Alexander .M., with Wm., Arm- 
 strong, h 24 King e. 
 Armstrong, Andrew, salesman, h 113 Queen e. 
 Armstrong, Andrew, laborer, h 92 Boul- 
 
 ton. 
 Armstrong, Elizabeth, h 150 Berkeley. 
 Armstrong, Francis W., with W. Arm- 
 strong, 42 Kinge. 
 Armstrong, (Jeorge, grocer, 48 Richmond w, 
 
 h same. 
 Armstrong, Henry, <!oachman, rooms 44 
 (!hureh. 
 
. r^ 
 
 ., salesman 111 King 
 
 ^tionuiT, bds 156 Bay. 
 )or('r, h 47 Carlton, 
 assistant teacher Park 
 
 h 41 Mutual, 
 idrynian, h 192 Sayer. 
 iger Komain Building, 
 
 her, Su[)eriores!j Con- 
 st. Albans, 
 lioier, h 5(!0 Queen. 
 Kiehinond \v. 
 jirintta- Ddify Tele- 
 
 ssinan G/ohc, h G74 
 
 eeper Phcni.x Ins. Co., 
 
 )k-kec[),'r, h Sc'ollarJ, 
 
 ieeond iwsistant \inya' 
 
 -keiper, li l(i2 (Jeorge. 
 
 l">lii'o, h 3;i Queen e. 
 
 , h 11 iJuke. , 
 
 ■M Queen e. ' '" '} 
 i York, Vorkville. 
 ler, li L':!0 Queen e. 
 
 li'r, h 2(! Caroline. 
 
 iind restaurant, iiiuse- 
 Cdurt, li 15t) .Seaton. 
 lentcr, h 23;') Sayer. 
 isenger City Bank, hds 
 
 seper City liall l.nild- 
 
 h .'52 ( ).sg()ode. 
 d 2t) Front e. 
 ontraetorC. T. H., h 
 
 .reliitoetural modeller, . 
 tt, r 8 Could, h same. 
 
 .•1', h 12 Kinj( e. 
 iind-liand dealer and 
 !ueen w. 
 
 tier (irand's Koyal 
 111 w n s. 
 
 , barrister, ((iwynne, 
 res Bowmanville. 
 .M., with Win., Arm- 
 
 .lesiiiaii,hll3Queenc. 
 laliorer, h 92 Boul- 
 
 h 150 Berkiley. 
 
 W., with W. .\rm- 
 
 )eer, 48 Kichinond w, 
 
 Hmehman, rooms 44 
 
 TOKRONTO GOV (DHlttCTOBT. 
 
 tm 
 
 Jau Mti o n g, Htnry, olnk A, S. Imng, h 19 
 
 Albert. 
 Annattong, Jnines, iMborer, h Oak nr Par- 
 
 lianiwit 
 Armatrong, James, sliMmnker, h 46 James e. 
 Amatrong, Jas., groo«r, 148 King e, hsarae. 
 Arm' "rc.ig, James, carter, h r 150 Ducliess. 
 Aruotrong, John, printer, h 150 Berke!<^y. 
 ARMSTRONG, JOSEPH, oarrier, h 111 
 
 Dttlhousie. 
 Armstrong, Jos., salesman, h 111 Dalhousic. 
 Armstrong, J. D., grooefr, 148 King, h 30 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 ARMSTRONG, J. R., (J. R. Armstrong k 
 
 Co.), h 78 Peter. 
 ARMSTRONG, J. R., k Co., Iron founders, 
 
 161 Yonge. 
 Armstrong, Rev. J. G., Episcopalian, h 3rd 
 
 d, n 8 Bloor e, Yorkville. 
 Ami-Strong, Mrs. Barbara, (wid Thomas), h 
 
 30 Alana w. 
 Armstrong, Mrs. B., widow, h34 Bishop. 
 Armstrong, Mrs. Christina, (wid Thomas), 
 
 school-teacher, Hayter. 
 Armstrong, Mrs. Mary, (wid Irwin), h 432 
 
 Queen w. 
 Armstrong, Mrs. ilarj', (wid Thoinas), h n s 
 
 ScoUard. 
 Armstrong, Mrs., toll-gate keeper, n s Dav- 
 
 eni»rt road, cor Avenue roa<l. 
 Armstrong, Robt., shoemaker, h 13 Klizabeth. 
 Armstrong, Robert, builder, 53 Richmond \v, 
 
 h 66 do. 
 Armstrong, Robert, labourer, h 31 Maple 
 
 Lane. 
 Armstrong, Thomas, inspector licences for 
 
 oabs, caits, &c.. City Hall Buildings, h 9 
 
 Avenue. 
 Armsi-'ing, Thomas, tailor h. 128 Berkeley. 
 Arm.strong, Thomas, foreman 63 King, h 63 
 
 Terauley. 
 ARMSTRONG, WM., (^ivil engineer and 
 
 artist, 42 King e, drawing master Normal 
 
 School, h "Priory" Queen w. i "-»n 
 
 Ainstrong, Win., carpenter, h 66 (terrardw. 
 Armstrong, Wni., carpenter, h 159 Univer- 
 sity. 
 Armstrong, W>n., shoemaker, h 17 Agnes. 
 Armstrong, Wm., plumber, h 114 Agnes. 
 Armstrong, Wm., jwrter John Fee, lids 437 
 
 King c. 
 Armstrong, Wm., iwliceman, bds 12 Jimos, 
 
 w s. 
 Armstrong, Wm., plumber, I). S. Keith. 
 Arnann, Wm., shoemaker, h 118 Agnes. 
 Amell, Wm., jun., shoemaker, 8 Wellington 
 
 w, h 147 Adelaide w. 
 Arno, Charles, tailor, h 122 Huke. 
 Arno, George, moulder, h 32 Trinity-square. 
 Arnold, Henry, fireman Leader, h CcTitre. 
 Arnold, Mrs. Caivliae, (wid), h r 674 Centre. 
 Arnold, lichard, paflse.igcr agent G. T. R, 
 
 office, )>'eott, cor Front, h. 89 Beech. 
 Arnold, Thomas, lalwrer, h. 27 Princess. 
 
 AiucM, Wm.,clerkIOCY«iif(R, bds 42 Alim. 
 Amoldi, Fnak, «tnd«itt*«t-law, bds Sll 
 
 KiDff'W. 
 Amoldi, F., entering clerk registrar's ofSce 
 
 Court of Chanoery, Osgoode Hall, bdsSli 
 
 Kingw. 
 Amoldi, Mrs., h 311 Kingw. 
 Amot, Alexander, 183 Adelaide w. 
 ARNOTT, DAVID, wholesuW dry ^jods 39 
 
 Yonge. 
 Arnolt Hezh., brassfinisher, Kingw. h 214( 
 
 Parliament. 
 Arnott, Peter, earpenter, Ms 1&8 Berkeley. 
 Arthurs, Geo. A., (Smith k Arthurs), h 
 
 Spadina, Davenport road. 
 Arthurs, J.ihn, laborer, 1 Trinity, h Palace. 
 ARTHURS, THOS., carpenter, h 23 Douro. 
 ARTHURS, WM. (Wm. Arthurs k Co.), h 
 
 179 Church. 
 ARTHURS, WM. t CO., (Wm. Arthurs), 
 
 importers of general dry goods, 26 King e. 
 Ash, William, teamster, h 327 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 REBECCA, (wid J!li.>es), Wack- 
 works, 164 Queen w, h r 164 
 
 grocer k provision dealer 220 
 
 ASH, MRS. 
 
 smithing 
 
 Queen. 
 Ash, Wm., 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Ashall, Mrs. M. A., herlin wool & fancy 
 
 dry goods, 286 Yonge, and manufacturers 
 
 stock warehouse 67 Richmond e, h 62 
 
 Duke. 
 Ashover, Thomas, (Chidley k Ashover), h 66 
 
 Isabella. 
 Asliby, Mrs. Annie, boarding-house, 136 
 
 Adelaide v:. 
 Ashby, Charles, cutter 33 to 37 King e, h 
 
 171 Centre. 
 Ashcroft, J., coppersmith G. T. R. 
 A'shdown, W. C, mail clerk G.W.R., h 19 
 
 Maitland. 
 ASHF! LD, JAMES, chief engineer Tor- 
 onto vire department. City Hall Imildings, 
 
 h 8 Temperance. 
 Ashfield \\\n., gunsmith, bds Temperance 
 
 with Chief Engineer. 
 Ashton, Charles, book-keeper, h 28 Wilton. 
 Aspden, Henrj', grocery, 120 Vietoria,hsam«. 
 Astley, ^?obert, painter, h 132 John. 
 Aston, henry, safe-lock filer J. & J. Taylor, 
 
 h 33 Grosvenor. 
 Atkin, Mrs. Hannah (wid Richard). 
 Atkin, Miss Henrietta, h 60 Wellington w. 
 Atkin, Richard, cicik G. T. R., h 60 Wel- 
 lington w. 
 Atkin, Thomas, shoemaker H. CoUey's, bds 
 
 10 Bond. 
 ATKINSON &BOSWELL,(W. P. Atkinson 
 
 and A. R. Boswell), barristers, 74 King e. 
 Atkinson, Eziii, carpenter, bds 37 Edward. 
 Atkinson, Frederick, painter, bds 81 Col- 
 
 home. 
 Atkinson, George K., law student, Gambl« 
 
 & Boulton, h 108 Queen c. 
 
 i 
 
186 
 
 C. £. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Atkinson, Henry, laborer, h 10 South Park. 
 
 Atkinson, John, builder, 37 Edward, h same. 
 
 Atkinson. John W., porter Robert McPhail, 
 h 87 Beech. 
 
 Atkinson S., lumber merchant, h 69 Wood. 
 
 Atkinson, W. H., asst. clerk of correspon- 
 dence Education Oflice, bds 161 Church. 
 
 Atkinson, Wm. P. (Atkinson & Boswell). 
 and sei^rptary Church Society, h 138 John. 
 
 Atley, Wm., sessional messenger, h 48 Agues. 
 
 Atteu, James, brakuman N. R. C, bds 148 
 Brock. • 
 
 ATTORNEY -GENERAL'S OFFICE, Hon. 
 John Sandfield Macdonald, Q.C., Attor- 
 ney-General, King w 8 s nr Simcoe. 
 
 Auchin''lo8s, Alex., painter, li 98 Elm w. 
 
 Auchincloss, John, laborer, h 142 Centre. 
 
 Auchincloss, Mrs. Anna, (wid Andrew), h 59 
 Centre. 
 
 Auchtar, George, tailor, h 45 George. 
 
 August, Alfred, carpenter and builder, Shep- 
 pard nr Adelaide, h 37 Avenue Lane. 
 
 Ault, Wm., .solicitor in chancery, s w cor 
 King and Vonge. 
 
 AUSTIN, JAMES, office. Bank of Toronto 
 Buildings, AVellington e, cor t^hurch. h 
 Spadina, Davenport Road. 
 
 Aiistin, James A., book-keeper Globe Print- 
 ing Company, h 10 Ontario. 
 
 Authors, James, artificial limb maker at 18 
 King e, and coal oil and lamps, 270 Yonge, 
 h 270 Yonge. 
 
 Avann, William A., peddler, h 55 Duke. 
 
 Awde, Allan, clerk 156 Yonge, bds 458 
 Queen west. 
 
 Awde, William, butcher and fancy goods, 
 western market, 458 and 460 Queen w., h 
 same. 
 
 Aykroyd, Henry, boai builder, Yonge street 
 wharf, h 20 Adelaide. 
 
 Axford, Edward, salesman, Hughes & Co., 
 bds 130 King e. 
 
 Ayres, Charles, saddle:-, h 2 Richmond e. 
 
 B 
 
 BACH, EDWARD, saddlu and harness 
 
 maker, 10 King west, h sane. 
 Bachley, Christian, shoemaker, h cor. Dal- 
 
 housie and Queen e. 
 Bachmann, Henry, cari)eiiter, h 91 Boulton. 
 BACK AS, CHARLES A. bookseller, stii- 
 
 tioner, and news dealer, 3 Toronto, h 
 
 William, Yorkville. 
 Backaj, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid George), h 59 
 
 Walton. 
 BACKAS, GEORGE H., assistant postmas- 
 ter, h 26 Alexander. 
 Backas, William li., clerk 3 Toronto, h 61 
 
 Walton. 
 Backer, Peter, (H. Ncrlich k Co ), h 60 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Bacon, E. H. bookkeeper, bds Baaaett and 
 
 Keeble's hotel. Nelson. 
 
 Bacon, John, dry goods merchant 90 Yonge 
 
 h same. 
 Bacon, Mrs. (wid William V.,) 139 Brook. 
 Baddon, Isaac, fireman, G.T.K., bds High 
 
 nr Denison Avenue. 
 Badenaeh, William, (McCrossou & Co. ), h 141 
 
 Chu:ch. 
 Badgerow, George W., student at law 4 
 
 Ontario Hall, h 66 Parliament. 
 Bagley, Mrs. Ann, (wid Tlios.), caretaker of 
 
 George street School, h 81 George. 
 Bagnali, Charles, laborer, h Rob.nson nr 
 
 Marklmm. 
 Bahan, Mrs. Jane, (wid David), h 29 Garri- 
 son. 
 Baigent, Richard, drawing-master, h 234 
 
 George. 
 Bailey, Edward, laiiorcr, li n a Davenport 
 
 Road, four dooi's from York, Yorkville. 
 Bailey, Elijah, engine-driver, h 39 Tecum- 
 
 seth. 
 Baily, Geo., Hour merchant, h 25 Mutual. 
 BAILEY, HENRY, sole agent C. W. Wil- 
 liams & ('o.'s wax thread sewing machines, 
 
 Singer's improved sewing machines, and 
 
 Lamb's knitting machines, 28 King w, h 
 
 same. 
 Bailey, Henrv, machine worker Jacques & 
 
 Hay's. 
 Bailey, John, carpenter, h 98 Richmond w. 
 Bailey, John, butcher and provision dealer, 
 
 286 Queen w, h .si\nu'. 
 Bailey, John, painter N. R. C, h 22 Garri- 
 son. 
 Bailey, John T., hair-dresser, 2S5 King w, 
 
 h 131 Jarvis. 
 Bailey, Joseph, shoemaker, h 444 King e. 
 Bailey, M., tea gardens, .n s Bloor w, opp 
 
 Queen's Park gate, Yorkville. 
 Bailey, Mrs. Helen, (wid Thomas), h 206 
 
 Victoria. 
 Bailey, ilrs. Susan, dressmaker, h Jarris nr 
 
 Yonge. Yorkville. 
 Bailey, Samuel, blacksmith, 103 King w, h 
 
 1 45 Adelaide w. 
 Bailey, Thos., book keeper, btls 141 Jarvis. 
 Bailey Thomas, fruit and oyster dealer, 296 
 
 Queen w, h .same. 
 Bailie, Jglin, hardware, 266 Yonge, h same. 
 Bailie, Mrs. Rosanna, wiii, h 38 Emma. 
 Bailv, Thomas, niaehiiiist, Soho Fmindry. 
 Baily, H. W., h e s College, Yorkville. 
 Bain, Alex., laborer, h 19Ceu're. 
 Bain, Hugh, machinist Soho Foundry. 
 Buin, James, laborer, h 21 'Jross Ijnne. 
 Bain, James, laborer, li 21 .Andei-son'a Lane. 
 Bain, James, bookseller and stationer, 46 
 
 King e, h 99 Shcrboume. 
 Bain, James, traveller Sessions Turner & 
 
 Co., bds Robinson House. 
 Bain, James, jun., travelling agent, bds 99 
 
 Sherbourne. 
 BAIN, JOHN, (Paterson, Harrison k Bain) 
 
 h 12 Carlton. 
 
I merchant 99 Yonge 
 
 »m v..) 139 Brock. 
 G.T.R., bds High 
 
 ;Crossou«:Co.),hl41 
 
 student at law i 
 irliament. 
 
 Tlios.), caretaker of 
 h 81 George, 
 •er, li Rob.nson ur 
 
 David), h 29 Garri- 
 
 Aving-master, h 234 
 
 r, 11 n .s Davenport 
 1 York, Yorkville. 
 [river, li 39 Tecum- 
 
 lant, h 25 Mutual, 
 le agent t'. W. Wil- 
 ead sewing machines, 
 wing nmeliiues, and 
 liines, 23 King w, h 
 
 le worker Jacques k 
 
 , h 98 Kiolimond w. 
 ,nd provision dealer, 
 
 . R. C, h 22 Garri- 
 
 resser, 2Si King w, 
 
 ker, h 444 King e. 
 
 IS, . 11 s liloor w, opp 
 
 orkville. 
 
 ttid Thomas), h 206 
 
 !ssniaker, h Jnrvis nr 
 
 iiith, 1C3 King w, h 
 
 ■per, bils 141 .larvis. 
 nd oyster dealer, 296 
 
 266 Yonge, h same, 
 vitl, h 38 Kiiima. 
 ist, Solio Foundry, 
 liege, Yorkville. 
 19l>n;ie. 
 
 Soho Foundry. 
 21 'v'ross Ijnne. 
 , 21 .Andei-son's Lane, 
 r and station^', 46 
 ime. 
 
 Sessions Turner k 
 ouse. 
 relling agent, bds 99 
 
 )n, Harrison k Ikdn) 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 187 
 
 Bain, John, baker, 311 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Bain, John, policeman G. W. R., bda 37 
 Melinda. 
 
 Bain, John, tailor, bds 19 Centre. 
 
 Bain, Norman, cai-penter, h 27 Queen e. 
 
 Bain, Patrick, Loot & shoemaker, 1 80 ^ Queen 
 w, h same. 
 
 Bain, Robert, salesman J. Bain, bds 99 
 Sherbourne. 
 
 Bain, Thomas, laborer, 7 Renfrew. 
 
 Bain, T. i'.., foreman tinsmith, bds Blair's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Bain, Wni., messenger Vickcr's express, bds 
 Albion Hotel. 
 
 Bainbridge, John, ftirmer, h 45 Bishop. 
 
 Baines, Christopher C, accountant at H. L. 
 Hime's, h 30 William. 
 
 BAINES, HUGH, manager Toronto steel, 
 iron, and railway works, h 2 Straclian av. 
 
 BAINES, JOHN A., boat-builder, Yonge 
 street wharf, h 45 Sayer. 
 
 Baines, Mrs. Catharine, (wid Thomas), h 30 
 William. 
 
 Baines, Trevor, bds 30 William. 
 
 Baird, Alexander, tavern-keeper, 141 Port- 
 land, h same. 
 
 Baker, Charles, manager A. Schack k Co., li 
 17 James. 
 
 Baker, Frank, laborer, h Douro. 
 
 Baker, G. fitter G. T. R. Queen's Wharf. 
 
 Baker, Guy S. lumber merchant, h 240 
 Richmond w. 
 
 Baker, James li. army medical staff, h 22 
 Spailina Avenue. 
 
 Baker, John, jr., J. D. Lewis k Co.'s, to- 
 bacco works, h cor Victoria and Richmond. 
 
 Baker. John H., ac^countant, a.ssistant secre- 
 tary Victoria gold mining Co., 76 King 
 e, h 74 CJerrard e. 
 
 Baker, Mra. Agnes, charwoman, h 17 Emily. 
 
 Baker, Mrs. Jane, (wid Robert), huckstress, 
 108 Elizabeth. 
 
 Baker, Mrs. Margaret, (wid John), h 343 
 Little Richmond. 
 
 Baker, Mrs. Mary, (wid Dr. Geo.), 34 John. 
 
 Baker, Nathaniel, carriage-trimmer, h 98 
 Sayer. 
 
 Baker, Rev. Thomas, h 26 Gloucester street. 
 
 Baker, T. F., peddler, 406 Yonge, h Yonge 
 e s nr Hloor, r Cole's bakery. 
 
 Baldwin, G., striker, U.T.ll 
 
 Baldwin, James IJ. clerk, h Mashquoteh, To- 
 ronto. 
 
 Baldwin, John, laliorer, h 11 garrison. 
 
 Baldwin, Joseph, laborer, bds 32 Queen e. 
 
 Baldwin, Morgan, h 43 Duke. 
 
 Baldwin, Mrs. Admiial Augustus, h 56 North. 
 
 Baldwin, Mr.s. John, (wid John Spread), h 
 41 Duke. 
 
 BALDWIN, REV. E. , Episcopal, h 51 Duke. 
 
 Baldwin Roiiert, h 14 Carlton. 
 
 Baldwin, Robert, moulder, h 32 Queen e. 
 
 Bahlwin, Robert R., student at law, 9 On- 
 tario, Hull res Mashquoteh, Toronto. 
 
 BALDWIN, WM., res Mashquoteh, Toronto, 
 Baldwin, William, blacksmith, h 77Strachan. 
 Bahlwin, William, striker, G.T.R. 
 Baldwin, W. Wilcox, distributor of law 
 
 stamps, Osgoode Hall, h William, Yorkville. 
 Balfour, George, tailor, 33 to 37 King e, h 
 
 137 Peter. 
 Balfour, Capt. Henry, R.A., h 46 Welling- 
 ton place. 
 Balham, John, cabinet maker, bds 10 James 
 
 street, w s. 
 Balkwill, John, messenger, parliament bdgs. 
 
 bds Metropolitan, hotel. 
 Ball, John, giocer and provision dealer, 216 
 
 Queen w., h same. 
 Ball, J., machinist, Bulk's sash and door 
 
 factory, cers Richmond and Sheppard, h 
 
 112 Centre, 
 Ballantyne, Robert, builder, b Hayden, n s) 
 Balsam, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid of Lewis., 
 
 tailoress, h 20 Victoria street. 
 Bamlioo, John, salesman, 130 King e, bds 
 
 Seaton. 
 Bancroft, M. S., melodcon maker, b 27 Te- 
 
 cumseth. 
 Band, Wm. P, clerk Royal Insurance Com- 
 pany, h 27 Denison avenue. 
 Bandon L. laborer, h 567 Yonge. 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, 
 
 S. Taylor, managei-, cor of Yonge and 
 
 Wellington. 
 BANK OF MONTREAL, G. W. Yarker, 
 
 acting nianngor, 30 Yonge, cor Front. 
 BANK OF TORONTO, Wellington e cor 
 
 Church, George Hague, ca.shier. 
 BANK OF TORONTO BUILDINGS, Wel- 
 lington e cor Church. 
 BANK OF UPPER CANADA Trustee's 
 
 office, Ontario Hall, Church, cor Court. 
 Banks, /rthur F., clerk Western Ass. Co., 
 
 h 299 Ci.urch. 
 Banks, C. C, local supt. locomotive depart, 
 
 G. T. H., h 425 King w. 
 Banks, George W., clerk, 5 Ontario Hall, 
 
 h 2H9 Church. 
 Banks, Greenhow. clerk, bds 299 Church. 
 Banks. James, shoemaker, h 139 Sayer. 
 Banks, James, salesman, h e s Ramsey's Lane. 
 Banks. Michael, laborer, h 208 Bathurst. 
 Banks, Robt. G., book-keeper, h 299 Church. 
 Banks, William H., assistant librarian. Me- 
 chanics' Institute, bds 299 Church. 
 Bannan, James, shoemaker, 7 Wellington 
 
 e, bds 192 Victoria. 
 Bannon, John, malster, bds 192 Victoria. 
 BANSLEY, CHARLES, hairdresser, toys,. 
 
 fancy goods, Ac, 71 King w, h same. 
 Bansley, Michael, hairdresser, bds 71 Kingw. 
 Bansley. Mrs. Ellen, wid Michael, h 107 St. 
 
 Patricks. * 
 
 Bantock, John, butcher, bds 289 Yonge. 
 Banyard. Rev. William, bds 154 Sayer. 
 BAPTIST BOOK-ROOM, 11 Kingw, Hoyes 
 
 Lloyd, steward. 
 
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 BftptUt OhuTch, 27 Hitihmond e. 
 
 Baptist Cb«ruh, Bond, w s, b«t Queen end 
 
 -Shnter. 
 Bwbenn. •Tamei,.pAttem maker, h 134 Bee<ih. 
 BARBER. CHARLES, potash mannfacturer, 
 
 Little Don, nr South Park, h 68 South 
 
 Bark. 
 Barber, George, librarian, Normal School, h 
 
 lai Portland. 
 BARBER, G. A., sec. Board of School Trus- 
 
 teesjaud city, auditor, 69 Col borne, h Deu- 
 
 ison Avenue. 
 Barber, Henry, miller, Gooderham & Worts, 
 
 bds 121 Parliament. 
 Berber, Joseph, laborer, h 72 Duchess. 
 Bather, Thoma«, engineer, h 40'High. 
 Barber, W. B. C, 3rd teller Bank of Mon- 
 treal, h College, nr St. Stephen's Churoh. 
 Barbour, David, coachman, h 115 Beverley. 
 Barchard, Wm., box manufacturer, Duke. 
 
 s B, bet 117 and 127, h same. 
 Barchard, Wm., carpenter, h 69 Sumach. 
 Barclay, Charles, bar-tender, Revere House. 
 Barclay, Joseph, shoemaker, 6 Elliott Place. 
 BARCLAY, REV. JOHN, D.D., Established 
 
 Church of Scotland, h 92 Adelaide W. 
 Bard, T., fireman. G.T.R., bds Queen nr 
 
 Denison Avenue. 
 Barden, M., shoemaker, h Yonge, n s bet 
 
 Beverley and Nottingham. 
 Barefoot, James, laborer, h Clover Hill lane, 
 
 nr Youge. 
 Barefoot, James, junr., bds James Barefoot. 
 Barford, James, laborer, St. Clements. 
 Bark, Charles, }x)rter, h Seaton Village. 
 BARKER, F. T., printer, advertising agent, 
 
 and publisher Exhibiiion Advertiser, a 82 
 
 Mutual. 
 BARKER, GEORGE, (Geo. Barker & Co.,) 
 
 h 40 Bond. 
 BARKER, GEORGE, & CO., wholesale 
 
 millinery and straw goods, 40 Yonge. 
 
 (See advt). 
 Barker, James, Steward Toronto Club, 77 
 
 York. 
 Barker, John, carpenter, G.T.R., h 104 
 
 Boulton. 
 Barker, Joseph, laborer, Trinity. 
 Baiker, P. M., law student, bds Toronto 
 
 University. 
 Barker, Rosanna, (wid. Gilbert), boarding- 
 house, 14 Temperance. 
 Barley, Alfred, clerk P. O., h 259 Church. 
 Barley, Edmund William, druggist, bds 269 
 
 Church. 
 Barley, Joseph, clerk Metropolitan AVater 
 
 Company, bds 259 Church. 
 Barlow, Miss Sarah, h 128 Brock. 
 Barlow, Thomas, laborer, G.T.R., h Lum- 
 
 ley, nr Queen. 
 Barlow, Wm., carpenter, h 43 Edwaixl, s s. 
 Bunjum, F. E. com. trav., h 44 D'Arcy. 
 Barnaby, Edwin, clerk, bds 104 York. 
 
 Barnard, Jolia, coafedtioDer, Tl K^on, J^ 
 -Mine. 
 
 Barnes, Alexander, book-keeper, SSQntcrio. 
 
 Barnes, Charlei^ laJesman, HWaHon. 
 
 Barnes, John, compositor Olobe, h 139 'Sim- 
 coe. 
 
 Barnes, John, laborer, h 17 Cherry. 
 
 Barnes, Thomas, frame-maker R. D. Phil- 
 lips', h 140 Brock. 
 
 Barnett, John, carpenter, h 96 Victoria. 
 
 Bameit, Thos. D., saddler, h 67 Hejrter. 
 
 Barnhart, Noah L,, miller and produce 
 dealer, h 184 Wellington w. 
 
 Barnes, Fdward, pensioner, 77 University. 
 
 Barr, John, agent Foulds & McCnbbins, 
 clothing, 1 2 Ontario Chambers. 
 
 Barr, John, com. trav., h 205 Jarvis. 
 
 Barr, Matthew, insurance agt., h n s Ontoxio 
 lane. 
 
 Barr, W. J., boot and shoemaker, 313 King 
 e, h same. 
 
 Barratt, John, pensioner, h 86 Church. 
 
 Barrntt, Mrs. Elicia, h 265 Queen w. 
 
 Barrett, David, laborer, bds 87 Pine e. 
 
 Barrett, John, laborer. Rolling Mills, h Par- 
 liament. 
 
 BARRETT, MICHAEL, M.A., M.D., Ist 
 English master and Lecturer Chemistry 
 and Physiology U. C. College, and Emeri- 
 tus lecturer on Psychological Medicun:, 
 Toronto School of Medicine, h same. 
 
 Barrett, Michael, clerk, 17 and 19 King e, 
 bds U. C. College, King w. 
 
 Barrett, Mrs. James, washerwoman, h 87 
 Pine e. 
 
 Barrett, Richard, carpenter, h 98 William. 
 
 BARRETT, R. G., (Ban-ett k Evans), h n s 
 Bloor, ecor. Gwynne. 
 
 Barrett, Walter H., clerk Bradstreet & Son* 
 Improved Mercantile agency, bds Upper 
 Canada College. 
 
 BARRET & EVANS, (P.. G. Barrett and G. 
 M. Evans), barristers, solicitors, &c., Nos. 
 2 and 3 Ontario Chambers, Church. 
 
 Barrick, E. J., M.D., physician and surgeon, 
 276, Yonge. 
 
 BarroTi, John, cabinet-maker, bds 10 James. 
 
 Barron, John, boots and shoes, 149 King e 
 and 38 W. Market Sq., h 24 McMahon. 
 
 Barron, Laurence, employee G. W. R., bds. 
 492 King w. 
 
 Barron, Mrs. Margaret, 492 King w. 
 
 Barron, Henry, Wm. ahoemaker, bds. 206 
 King e. 
 
 BARRY, GEORGE, (J. W. Barry k Son), 
 h 12 Ontario. 
 
 Bariy, J. W. (J. W. Barry & Son), res Brad- 
 ford, Ont. 
 
 BARRY, J. W., & SON, (J. W. Barrv& 
 George. Barry), dealew in wool and hides, 
 79 Colborne. 
 
 Barrey, Robei-t, tinsmith, h. 114 Duke. 
 
 BARRY, THOMAS B., barrister, fi York 
 Chambers, Cofurt, h 28 Mercer. 
 
-keeper, 88 Onttrio. 
 
 n, H Walton. 
 
 • Olobe, h laQSlitt- 
 
 17 Cherry. 
 
 maker R. D. Phil- 
 
 h 9tf Victoria, 
 er, h 67 Heyter. 
 iiller and produca 
 ;on w. 
 
 er, 77 University. 
 Ids & McCubbins, 
 hambers. 
 I 205 Jarvis. 
 B agt., h n s Ontario 
 
 loemnker, 313 King 
 
 h 86 Church. 
 265 Queen w. 
 ids 87 Pine e. 
 oiling Mills, h Par- 
 
 . M.A., M.D., iBt 
 jccturer Chemistry 
 College, and Emen- 
 lological Medicun:, 
 icine, h same. 
 17 and 19 King e, 
 ig w. 
 asherwoman, h 87 
 
 ker, h 98 William. 
 ett k Evans), h n s 
 
 : Bradstreet & Sons 
 agency, bds Upper 
 
 R. 0. Barrett and G. 
 solicitors, &c., Nos. 
 bers, Church, 
 ^siclan and surgeon, 
 
 iker, bds 10 James, 
 shoes, 149 King e 
 , h 24 McMahon. 
 oyee G.W.R., bds. 
 
 192 King w. 
 Iioeniaker, bds. 205 
 
 W. Barry & Son), 
 
 ry k Son), res Brad- 
 
 N, (J. W. Barry & 
 in wool and hides, 
 
 >, h. 114 Duke. 
 
 , barrister, 6 York 
 
 } Mercer. 
 
 TOliONTO eiTV DHiECTOBY. 
 
 tm 
 
 Barry, Tm book^luapav, bd*^ City Aim* 
 
 Hot^.- 
 B«Ky,. Wni. Ml, merchMit, 2M Yongt, h 
 
 same. 
 SiRadate,, Wm., kecpgrLanatla Asylum, bdt 
 
 same. 
 Bavtlettt Richard, carpenter, IDi Terauley. 
 Bartlett, William,, dwk., SI King «, h 104, 
 
 Terauley: 
 BARTLETT, W. R., supt. and commiaaioHer 
 Indian vfiiursy Jordaa^ » b, oor King, h 
 Davenport road. 
 Barton, Chaties Lawis, oonduetor O.T.B., h 
 
 a7« Yonge. 
 Barton, Edward W^, btoom manufactut«r, h 
 
 iDundu. 
 Batton, George, builder, h 10 Lontsa. 
 Barton, John, broom maHn(Woturei\ 9 k< 11 
 
 Dundas, h stuna. 
 Barton, John, labonr G, W. R., h Garrisoh 
 
 Commons. 
 Barton, Wm., salesman G. k J W. Cot k 
 
 Co., bds same. 
 Bartram, Wm., oarter, 24 k 36 Centre. 
 Bartram, Thomas, wood> merchant, h IS 
 
 Christopher. 
 Bartworth, George, salesman G. & J. W Cox 
 
 k Co., bds same. 
 Barwick, Frederick D., barrister, h 88 8t, 
 
 PfttnoW 
 BASSETT k KEEBLE, (Thomas ]kbs<»tt and 
 Harry Keeble) proprietorn, Piatt's Hotel, 
 60 and 52 Nelson. 
 Basaett, Thomas, (Bassctt & Keeble), Piatt's 
 
 Hotel. 
 Basso, Anthony, bnishmakcr, 534 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Basso, Michael, tailor at 636 Yonge, bds 534 
 
 Yonge. 
 Baatedo, David, clerk, bds 45 Richmond e. 
 Bastedo, Joseph A., derk Thompson & 
 
 Burns, 40 Queen e. 
 Baat«do, Joiin, book-keeper, 109 Kintg «, bds 
 
 same. 
 Batchelor, Jesse, butcher, bds 144 King w. 
 Bate, Misses, M. k M., ladies' hair-dressers 
 andhairmanufacturers, 31 King w, b same. 
 Bates, John, laborer, h 532 Batharat. 
 Bates, Joseph, tinsmith, bds 103 Sayer. 
 Bates, Joseph, engine driver, bda 105 Sayer. 
 Bates, Joseph, tailor, h 137 Centre. 
 Bat4ia, Robert^ tailur,'. bds E Market squkta. 
 Bath, John, striker, h 51 Bishop. 
 Bath^ta, A., laborer, >Soho Foundry^ 
 Battn*;k, C^iarles W., boardiugtboose, 4 
 
 Shuter 
 Battrick, S,, .sHloaman, Ms 4 Shuter. 
 Bataford, J. D<, clerk 112 YoQge, h 15 Shu- 
 ter 
 Battersby, Miss M. A., 376 Yonge, h satDe. 
 Battin, Atiss Maria, drefianiaker,.h HI Ade> 
 
 laide w. 
 Battiu, W. S., cleric^ Asslatant Supcnrinten* 
 drtifs Office, O.T.R., h 127 Adelaide w. 
 
 Bltttk^ James, paokar; 7^ Kiaff •; bda Vrail^ 
 
 eriok. 
 Bawdcn, Georn*, dbtbier, h 39 Albert 
 BAXTEIi, ALMRMAlf JOH«, St. Pi*. 
 
 riok'a Wardk h 30 St AndrtrtV; 
 Bakter, John, vamisher,. 137' Eliiabeth. 
 BAY HORSE HOTEL, Thotnaa Beet, pro- 
 prietor, 137 & 139 Yonge. 
 BAY STREET FIRE HALL, ea-Bayj not 
 
 Temperance. 
 Baylev, Frederick W., hattt«r, n39 Calttdton. 
 Bayley, Mrs. Mary, (wid Henry L.,) fa S7t 
 
 Mutual. 
 BAYLIS, JAMES k CO., carpet* an* ©JB- 
 
 cloths, 31 King e, and 16 Cblbomet 
 B&ynall, Robert,, suction boas, h N. Rl 0. 
 
 Wharf. 
 Bays, Gtiorse, bds 84 Richmond W; 
 Bazeley, Jolin, letter-carrier, 61 Rcnft^w; 
 Beale, i'raiioia, hotel proprietor, 331 King'K 
 Beale, Wiiliarn George, bootmaker, h it- 
 
 Centre. 
 Beamish, Richard, laborer, h 22SonthPinV, 
 Beamister, William, book-keeper, 21 k-M 
 
 King e, h 150 Jarvis. 
 BBARD, GEDROET., (J. G. Beard & Soma); 
 
 BEARD, JOSHUA G., (J. G. Beard fcSona' 
 
 foundrj), h 98 Shuter. 
 BEARD, J. 6. fcSONS, (George T.Johhw 
 G. and S. W.), coal and wood merchants, 
 itx)n founders and Btov<i nianufboturem; 
 ' storage and corn, cor Palace & East Market. 
 Beard, Mrs. Bridget, h i%ar 60 Dummen 
 Beai'ii, Airs. Sarah, (wid Joshua), h S12 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Beanl, Robert, Deputy Inspector Licemes, 
 
 bds Globe Hotnl. 
 Beard, Robert, painter, h 112 Terauley; 
 BEARD, SAMUEL W., (G. W. Beard' to 
 
 Sons), h 212 Jarvis. 
 BKARDMORE, GEORGE L.. (Bea»dmol« ft 
 
 Co.), h 260 Jarvis. 
 Beardmore, Walter D., clerk, 6 W»llingt«M 
 
 w, h 260 Jarvis. 
 BEAKUMORE, G, L. k CO., «4iole9«te 
 
 leather and findings, 6 Wellington w. 
 BEARD'S COAL AND WOt)D YARD, 
 
 Palace, cor e Market. 
 BEARD'S WHARF AND ELEVATOR, 
 
 Esplanade, foot of e Market. 
 Beasfey, Geo., drover, h n s William, YoA- 
 
 ville. 
 Beaton, Ht-nry, manng«r, flS Yonge, hsaMe. 
 Beattie, Christopher, carpenter, h WR&watd. 
 Beuttie, James, cabinetmaker, h 144 Vitfttirili. 
 Beattie, John, city missional'y, 1 SnMAt% 
 
 block. Beech. 
 BEATTIE, JOHN, (MofFatlv Murray M 
 
 Beattie), n s William, Yovkvillc. 
 Bcattiu,. RiehHt>d, fitter, h 22-Deiii«on. Avo; 
 Beattv,, Adam, grooec,. 09 Bariceleyi h-MMMw 
 Beat^v A^M^iHI'oeei' andiim>ia»at«li DtoWO 
 Wimi, )i cor PaFJiameilt8itd*(^eetiR, 
 
t90 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 BEATTY & CHAD WICK, (Wm. H. Beatty 
 
 & E. M. Chadwick), office 63 King e. 
 Bcatty, Adani, bds 108 Adelaide e. 
 Beatty, Alex., servant, h 73 Bloor. 
 Beatty, Andrew, fonndryman, h 91 Terauley. 
 Beatty, Charles, baker, Berkeley, e a bet 
 
 Qut^en and Sydenham, h Parliament nr 
 
 Queen. 
 Beatty, James, laborer, bds 46 Terauley. 
 Beatty, John, furnaceman, Soho foundry, 
 
 h 28 Christopher. 
 Beatty, Joseph, boots and shoes, 261 Yonge, 
 
 h sumc. 
 Beatty, Joseph W., book-keeper Wm. Ram- 
 say & Co., bds 89 William. 
 BP:ATTV, LUKE, prop Beatty's Hotel, 108 
 
 Adelaide e. 
 Beatty, Mrs. Ann, (widow James), h 29 
 
 William. 
 Beatty, Samuel, painter, h 68 Esther. 
 Beatty,. Samuel, clerk, Toronto Xeoder office, 
 
 bds Ilossin House. 
 Beatty, Samuel, turnkey of gaol, h 113 Oak. 
 Beatty, Samuel, (Beatty k, Townley), h 38 
 
 Esther. 
 Beatty & Townley (S. Beatty & Samuel 
 
 Townley) painters, 299 Queen w. 
 Beatty, Thomas, lessee of markets h 40 
 
 Nelson. 
 Beatty, Thomas, porter, Thomas May k Co., 
 
 h 97 Terauley. 
 Beatty, Wm., clerk post office, bds cor Par- 
 liament and Queen e. 
 Beatty, Wm. H., (Beatty & Chadwick), h 
 
 290 King e. * 
 
 Beaty, Charles, boots & clif^"3, 162 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Beaty, George, keeper Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 same. 
 BEATY, JAMES, M. P., prop. Toronto 
 
 Leader and Patriot, 63 Kinge, n 69 Nelson. 
 Beaty, James, jr., (Patterson & Beaty), h 
 
 301 Church. 
 Beaty, John, clerk Custom House, h 262 
 
 Parliament. 
 Beaty, Miss Emma, h r 60 Dummer. 
 Beaty, Robt., shoem'ker, 133Sumach,h same. 
 Beaty, Robert, (Robert Beaty & Co.), h 172 
 
 Jarvis. 
 BEATY, ROBERT & CO., bankers and 
 
 brokers, 63 King e. 
 Beaty, R., fitter G. T. R. 
 Beaty, Wm., laborer, h 380 Queen e. 
 Beauchamp, Richard, furniture dealer, 91 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Beaumont, H. , student, bds 118 Wellington w 
 Beaumont, Wm., salesman, 138 Yonge, bds 
 
 1 Temperance. 
 BEAUMONT, W. R., M.D,,h 118 Wellin- 
 
 ton w. 
 Beareu, J. H. law-student, bds 143 Bloor e. 
 Beaven, Rev. James, D.D., h 143 Bloor. 
 BiiAVER DRUGMILLS&LABORATORY, 
 
 Lyman, Elliot Ic Co., proprietors. Palace. 
 
 Beaver, George H., musician, 6 Lousia. 
 BEAVER MUTUAL INSURANCE AS- 
 SOCIATION, W. T. O'Reilly secretary, 
 
 20 Toronto. 
 BEAVER SODA WATER WORKS, John 
 
 Shannon, proprietor, 406 Yonge. 
 Bechly, Chnstian, shoemaker, cor Queen e 
 
 and Dalhousie, h 40 McMnhon. 
 Beck, John, salesman, 33 to 37 King e, bds 
 
 same. 
 Beck, Samuel, contractor for wells & drains, 
 
 79 Boulton. 
 BECKETT &SON, (C. C. &T. A.), groceries, 
 
 wines, & liquors, flour and feed, Town 
 
 Hall block, Yorkville, h same. 
 Beckett, C. C, (Beckett & Son), Yonge, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 BECKETT, EDWARD, prop. Globe iron 
 
 foundry, 42 Queen w, h same. 
 Beckett, .1. carpenter, W. Burke. 
 Beckett, Kii.hard, biiiiklayer, bds 88 Bav. 
 BECKFORD, E. 0., contractor, h 242 Vic- 
 
 toria. 
 Beddoos James, painter, bds £5 Boulton. 
 Bedley, Emanuel, laborer, h 86 George. 
 Bedley, Mrs. Mary A., (wid John), h 882 
 
 Queen e. 
 Bedcly, Thomas, laborer, h 15 Emily. 
 Bedtly, Thomas, dyer at 75 King w. 
 Bedley, Wm., dyer ut 75 King w. 
 Bedson, J. W. V. clerk, h. 72 Spadina. 
 Bcdson, Samuel, contractor for garrison 
 
 washing, h Skating Rink, Phcebee. 
 BEE, DAVID, grocer and baker, 309 Church, 
 
 h same. 
 Beech, Charles, laborer, D. Crawford & 
 
 Co., h 109 Ca;c!ine. 
 Beekman, Robt'rt, accountant, (Ptitterson & 
 
 Beatty), h Howard's buildings, Ma^ll. 
 Begley, Mrs. Matilda, (wid Thomas), wash- 
 erwoman, 207 Elizabeth. 
 Beilby, James, clerk, bds. 72 Coroline. 
 Beiley, E., innkeeper, Douro, cor Tecumseth. 
 Belcher, Thomas L., entry clerk, A. R. 
 
 McMaster& Bro., h 43 Sherbourfte. 
 Belford, Charles, editor Leader, h 4 Carty's 
 
 block, George. 
 Belgrave, Thomas, waiter Ten*apin. King e. 
 Belgoyne, Patrick, laborer, r 151 Elizabeth. 
 Bell, Anthony, provision store, 356 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 BELL & CO., book and job printers, pub- 
 lishers, &c., 70 King e. 
 Bell, Edward, carpenter, bds 16 Isabella. 
 Bell, Chaa, R., book-keeper, (Hurd, Leigh 
 
 &Co.), h 165 Vanauley. 
 BELL, CROWTHER & TILT, (John Bell, 
 
 Q.C., James Crowther and James Tilt), 
 
 barristers, City Buildings, cor Church and 
 
 King. 
 Bell, Daniel, cabinet-maker, h 496 King w. 
 Bell, David, tailor, 17 Renfrew. 
 Bell, De'cimus, draughtsman, Gundry k 
 
 Langley, h 140 Victoria. 
 
ician, 6 Lousia. 
 INSURANCE AS- 
 O'tteilly secretaiy, 
 
 'ER WORKS, John 
 
 406 Yoiige. 
 
 maker, cor Queen e 
 
 fcMahon. 
 
 33 to 37 King e, bds 
 
 »r for wells & drains, 
 
 . &T. A.), groceries, 
 ur and feed. Town 
 , h same. 
 ett & Son), Yonge, 
 
 , prop. Globe iron 
 
 h sninc. 
 V. Burke, 
 layer, bds 88 Bay. 
 ntractor, h 242 Vic- 
 
 , bds £5 Boulton. 
 er, h 86 George, 
 (wid John), h 382 
 
 p, h 15 Emily, 
 t 75 King w. 
 5 King w. 
 h. 72 Spadina. 
 ractor for garrison 
 :ink, Phoebee. 
 id baker, 309 Church, 
 
 ir, D. Crawford & 
 
 mtant, (Patterson & 
 buildings, Ma^ll. 
 wid Thomas), wash- 
 ;th. 
 
 is. 72 Caroline, 
 ouro, cor Tocumseth. 
 entry clerk, A. R. 
 [3 Sherbourne. 
 Leader, h 4 Carty's 
 
 er Terrapin. King e. 
 rer, r 151 Elizabeth, 
 n store, 356 Yonge, 
 
 1 job printers, pub- 
 
 e. 
 
 , bds 16 Isabella. 
 
 'cper, (Hurd, Leigh 
 
 I TILT, (John BeU, 
 ir and James Tilt), 
 ings, cor Church and 
 
 aker, h 496 King w. 
 
 Lenfrew. 
 
 Iitsman, Gundry & 
 
 ia. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 191 
 
 Bell, D., cleaner O.T.R., h Spadina Avenue 
 
 near Patrick. 
 Bell, Francis W„ law student Smith k 
 
 Woods, IhIs 129 Church. 
 Bell, Geo., house furnishing goods, 823 
 
 Queen w. h same. 
 Bell, Henry, plasterer, h 126 Seaton. 
 Bell, James, salesman, has Gerrard, bet 
 
 Sherbounie and Seaton. 
 Bell, James, cutter, 10 J King e, h. Gerrard. 
 Bell, John, clerk, 91 King e, h 371 Yonge. 
 BELL, JOHN, Q.C., (Bell, Crowtherfc Tilt), 
 
 h 126 Adelaide. 
 Bell, J. E. operator, Montreal Telegmph Co., 
 
 bds 35 Melinda. 
 Bell, Micha«!l, laborer, 1 Trinity, h South 
 
 Park e. 
 Bell, Mrs. Agnes, (wid James), h 2364 Ter- 
 
 auley. 
 Bell Mrs. Susan E., (wid Geo. C. D.), h 166 
 
 Vanuuley. 
 Bell, Richard, store-keeper, h 24 Centre. 
 Bell, Robert, painter, h 22 Camden. 
 Bell, Robert John, cabinet-maker, bds 51 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Bell, Samuel, (Bell & Co.), h 82 Seaton. 
 Bell, Thomas, wood and coal dealer, office 
 
 199 Queen W. 
 Beil, Thomas, salesman Golden Lion, h 37 
 
 Mercer. 
 Bell, Thomas, (Shaver & BrII), hlO Victoria. 
 BjII, Thomas, bricklayer, h r 16 Isabella. 
 Bell, Wm., engiiietf, h 21 Bishop. 
 Boll, Wm., builder, h 371 Yonge. 
 Bell, Wm., painter, h 40 and 42 Camden. 
 Biill. Wm. R., r 34 Teranley. 
 Bellmore, John, laborer, h 123 Robinson. 
 B ELTON, JOHN, leather and findings, h 
 
 808 Yonge. 
 Bender, Charles, (Heintzman & Co.), h 479 
 
 Yonga. 
 Bengal, Benjamin, waiter Queen's Hotel, 
 
 bds 183 Centre. 
 Benjamin, Moses, tobacco~'st, 824 Queen w, 
 
 h same, 
 '^eith, John, carver, bds 100 Church. 
 Bennett, Alexander, telegraph operator 
 
 Queen's Hotel, bds same. 
 Bennett, Charles A., foreman baker 138 
 
 Yonge, h 32 Richmond. 
 Bennett. Charles, telegraph operator G.T.R., 
 
 bds Globe Hotel. 
 Bennett, Charles A., baker, h 62 Richmond w. 
 Bennett, Edwin Glover, clerk P.O. 2nd d 
 
 n 8 Haydeu nr Yonge. 
 Bennett, Mrs. Elizabeth, second-hand store, 
 
 109 Queen w, h same. 
 Bennett, Mrs. Frances, (wid Humphrey,) h 
 
 'If/ Nelson. 
 Bennett, Frederick, chair-maker, h 9 Dale. 
 Bennett, Henry, tobacconist, h 63 Louisa. 
 Bennett, Henry, engineer elevator N.R.C., 
 
 h 427 Little Richmond. 
 Bennett, Mrs. J., (wid Thomas, )h 32 Queen e. 
 
 Bennett, James, plumber J. Ritchie, h w ■ 
 
 Pine, bet Oak and Don. 
 Bennett, James, cutter, 11 WeUington W; h 
 
 37 Centre. 
 BENNETT, JAMES, tavern-keeper and 
 
 bowling-alley, 18 Terauley, h same. 
 Bennett, James, carpenter, bds 106 Sayer. 
 Bennett, John H., salesman 109 King e, h 
 
 100 Parliament. 
 Bennett, John, H., salesman, h 166 Duchess. 
 Bennett, Joseph, brakeman, bds 106 Sayer, 
 Bennett, Joseph H., city engineer, h 43 
 
 Agnes. 
 Bennett, J. 0., post office department, h74 
 
 Bishop. 
 Bennett, Robt, forem'nE.M.Camithers&Co. 
 Bennett, Robert, barrister, h Gwynne cor 
 
 Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Bennett, Sanniel, brewar, bds 8 Palace. 
 Bennett, Samuel, porter G. W. R. freight 
 
 office. 
 Bennett, Samuel, laborer, h 8 Palace. 
 Bennett Samuel, laborer, h {14 Queen w. 
 Bennett, Wm., laborer, h 134 Richmond w. 
 Bennie, David, baker at 171 King e. 
 Bensley, David, brass finisher, J. Ritchie. 
 Benscm, Joseph, printer, h Genardbet Seaton 
 
 and Sherbourne n s. 
 Ben.son, Joseph, laborer, h9 Niagara. 
 Benson, Joseph, employee N. R. C, h 9 
 
 Niagara. 
 Benson, William, teamster, bds cor Terauley 
 
 and Gerraril. 
 Bentland, George, laborer, h 18 Walton. 
 Bentley, Thompson R,, printer, newsdepart- 
 
 mant Telegraph office, h 49 McMahon. 
 Berfoot, George, laborer, h 22 Queen w. 
 Bergen, James, 387 King e, h Game. 
 BERGFELD, LOUIS W., prop. Royal Arms 
 
 Hotel, 212 Queen w. 
 Bergin, Thomas, laborer, h CS Regent. 
 Berkinshaw, Edwin, salesman, 194 and 196 
 
 Yonge, bds 98 Richmond e. 
 Berkinshaw, John, clerk, bds 98 Ri hmond e. 
 Berkinshaw, Thomas, commercial traveller, 
 
 h 98 Richmond e. 
 Berrie, John, (Berrie & Brisbane), h 338 
 
 Queen w. 
 Berrie & Brisbane, bread and biscuit bakers, 
 
 333 Queen w, h same. 
 Berrigan, James, sailor, h r 77 Stanley. 
 Beny, Alfred, carriage house & sign painter, 
 
 r 15 Agnes, h cor Church and Wood. 
 Rerry G. H., salesman, Gordon & Mackay, 
 
 h 47 Richmond e. 
 Berry, G. W., salesman, bds Niagara House. 
 Berry, James, ""arriei and general blackEmilb, 
 
 111 Richmond w, h 180 same. 
 Berry, John, shoemaker, h 49 Boulton. 
 Berry, Robert, fisherman, h 22 Centre. 
 BeiTy Wm., h 106 St. Patrick, 
 Berry, Wm., teamster, h 171 Jjumley. 
 BERRYMAN, CHARLES V., M.D,, Jaivii 
 
 nr Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
T; 
 
 4H> 
 
 f - 
 
 C B^ AlfOEBSON A OO. S 
 
 'rl 
 
 ;Ff 
 
 Bwrifiiuin, lieniy* Iwrbw^ J. P. Casojr. 
 B£R'rHON, OEOUGiK T.„ portmil) {Aintcr, 
 
 MKii«wi, IfSHGliateh. 
 Bertram, David, stora-keeper, li S8 Centiv. 
 Bcvtram, ThAUMi,. at»n and txvnrBi 179 
 
 Centre, b aamo. 
 Beaooby,. Kdwaid, litne and atom raercliant^ 
 fiapltttiMde, cor W. Marked ma Limelieuse, 
 Ont. 
 Baafbrd, John, olerk, h 53 QurrakKL 
 Baat, John, grocer, 213 Sayer, b xamti. 
 BiKSWICK, JAMES, groc'eriea and li4tttor>> 
 
 26 W. Market, b same. 
 Bethell, Francis, watobmaker and jeweller, 
 
 234 Yonge, h same. 
 Bethell, Mni< Maiy, (wid FraDois)^ bda 14>3 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Bethell, Thomas, teamstar, h 44 EmmD. 
 Betbune, K. H., manager Quebec Bank, h 
 
 Bbvcrley \r s cor Baldwin. 
 BOTHUNE, Rt. Uev. A. S^., D.D., D.C.L., 
 Lord Bialiop^f T'Onxtto, Palac*) 80 Bever- 
 ley. 
 Batter, Miaa Bliiabeth, waiburwonian,. Itds 
 
 223 Elizabetii. 
 Botltf Jobn, propi Betz'a Hotel, EsiUanade 
 
 oor^imcoe. 
 Be van, Jobn W., cMper and native grai)e 
 
 wine maoiifauturer, 622 Yt^nge, b same. 
 Koran, O. T., mautiiuist and cooper, 466 
 
 Yonge, b same. 
 Beverley, Henry, b 79 and 81 York. 
 Bevington, Jobn, tireman G.T.K., bds 75 
 
 Peteri 
 Beviu8t Stopbon, lalMrer, b 99 lUcbmond e. 
 Bexfiekl, Thomas, gardener, bda with James 
 
 Koy, w 8 College. 
 Beyer, John, shoemak*^ h'55Dm:besN. 
 Bealey, Guergu JI(.H joopers, ea Yonge 
 
 nr Bloor, Yorkviiie. 
 Bezley, George, (G. & H. Bezley) b William, 
 
 Yorkville, 
 Bezley, Henry. (O. & H. Bezley), b William. 
 Bitskel, John, moulder, h 162 Elizabeth. 
 BIClvERBTAFF k BRO., (R. G. & T. Bick- 
 erstatn, grocerieti. Hour and feed, 243and 
 245 Queen w. 
 Bickerstaff, Joseph, grocer, flour and feed, 
 
 'i7& Yonge, h same. 
 Bickerstaff, R. C, (Bickerstaff 4 Bio,), h 
 
 243 Queeu^W. 
 Biukerstaif, Tv, (Bickerstaff k Bro.), h 2U 
 
 Queen w. 
 Bivklbrd, Henry, l)ook/<kaep«r, bds Clyde 
 
 Hotel. 
 Bidwtdt, Jamev, sailor, . h 50 North Park. 
 BiQ&UOW, N. GOBDCUli;.ban-ister, Whltte- 
 
 more's blgs.,.TocMtto>w«. 
 Biggi|)% MMkaftl, laborer, h 188 Pine w. 
 Billing, James, carptater, h>62 High. 
 Bilk, T. H., botoiier, OaQneea w, h«an«. 
 Bilton,, Mias' iSmXyi piival*' sulvool^ h 69 
 
 Bilton, Geo. A., Ktlesman, It M-Ann. 
 
 BUtoir, G. Uasher, dnirynwDi h 67 DulMi 
 Bilton, Jobn, painter, (lajMr hmger and 
 
 gltuier, h Si Agnea. 
 Bilton, Mrs. Mary Ann, (wid>, h 50< Antf. 
 Bilton, Thomafl< bodc-keaper^ h 77 Htofih 
 
 mond w. 
 BILTOM, WM., importer of foraif^ and 
 
 donieatib fruits, confeetionery, kti., IM 
 
 King e and 188 Yonge, b 121 Kingej 
 Biiinett, Andrew, uaiip«iit«>r, b«U 47 otlyeV. 
 Binated Jobn, furniture dealttr, 321 Yoligf; 
 
 b same. 
 Bintum, George, laborer, h 18 Wilton. 
 Birch, Carl, cbipk, bda 42 Oerrard w. 
 Birch, Clmrles, Sportmau Saloon, 85 Yeitge, 
 
 b same. 
 BIRCH ALL, T. W., managing direetor.B. 
 
 A. Ins. Co., Chmvb cor Court, h M 
 
 George. 
 BirchalT, T. Shivers, mail clerk Union dejlati 
 
 b 56 George. 
 Bird, Charles G., mivdc teacher, ii r 95 « 
 
 Park. 
 Bird, H. & E. (Heni^ k Edward), botchevsi 
 
 323 Yonge, b same. 
 Bird, Patrick, laborer, h 33 Cedar. 
 Bird, P()ter« fniit dealer, HA St IjKWretief 
 
 Ai-cnde, and 279 Queen, OT79 Quoe&*w. 
 Bird, Saniuol, jwnsioner, h 66 Batburtit. 
 Bird, W. J., butcher, 235 Yonge, b same. 
 Biniey, J. k J. L. (J. k J. L. Biniey), milk 
 
 meivhauts, 70^ Queen w. 
 Bimey, John L. (J. & J. L. lUrney), h 70} 
 
 Queen w. 
 Birney, Joseph (J. k J.L. Birncv), Tea 
 
 Bronte. 
 Hirnie, David^ checker G;T.R. freight dfipb, 
 
 h 112 Sjyidina Avbuuc. 
 Birnie, Mrs. Grace, boarding school, 100 
 
 Bond, h same. 
 BimiinKbam, Mrs. Jane, (wid Henry), 160 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Birtcb, Robert S., barrister, ko., u e eor 
 
 Court fe Toronto, b 6 Garrard. 
 Biscoc, Frederick, law student Crooks, 
 
 Kingsmill k C«ttunucb, bda 82 Beverisy^ 
 Biscoe, Mrs. Alorgarct, (wid), h 82 Bevef 
 
 ley. 
 Bhi)io{^ James, hotel proprietor, 294 King-ei 
 Risliop. Jobn, butcher, h 34 Louisa. 
 Bislroii^ Robert, conductor G. W. R,, b 96 
 
 Charles. 
 Bidwp, P. B. time-keepcr, N. R. C, 
 Bispbum, Servctns, di-aogbtswan Toronto 
 
 Steel, Iron & Railway 'Wa>rks Co., hnigh. 
 BiviiiSiF., Itostlar H. Doane, h?:'' Ceatre^ 
 BLACHFORD, ANTHONY, bo«a and 
 
 shoes,. 107 King e and book^keepm f 
 
 Wellington c, h 30 Cailton. 
 Bhiehford. Charles E., clerk A^ Blacbford,.ll 
 
 30 Carlvtou. 
 Bhtclifont, Jloracc, E., clerk A. Bludtfonl^ 
 
 b 30 Cnrleton. 
 Blachionl, John, carjienter, h llSKi^a. 
 
ftMn, lv87 DniMi 
 pai>«r hanger ud 
 
 , (wid>, k5»Aiifi. 
 k(t«p«i\ li 71 Kiotf- 
 
 irtar of foraij^ Mi<d 
 !ectionery, kn., 131 
 e, h 121 Kiiigo< 
 iU>T, Ma 47 MytHe. 
 deitlw, 321 Yottgr; 
 
 •, his WiltMi. 
 
 12 Gerianl w. 
 
 n Saloon, 85 Y-OHge, 
 
 itanaging director. B. 
 h cor Court, h M 
 
 il clerk Union depett 
 
 \o teaolter, h r 95 a 
 
 : Edward), botchen^ 
 
 1 33 Cedar. 
 L'r, M St IjHtrreucf 
 len, x?^7& (iuoeft'w. 
 ■, b 66 Bathviret. 
 35 Yonge, h samB. 
 
 .. Bii 
 w. 
 
 J. L. Bimey), milk 
 F. L. lUrney), h 70t 
 
 J.L. Birncy), ret 
 
 >;T.B< freight depb, 
 
 oarding achoolt 100 
 
 i>, (wid Henry), 160 
 
 rister, ko., u e eor 
 Garrard. 
 
 student Crooks, 
 I, bds 82 Bererioy^ 
 (wid), h 82 Bevel' 
 
 >})rietor, 204 King<«i 
 
 ti 34 Louisa. 
 
 tor G. W. R,, li 80 
 
 er, N. R. C. 
 shtsuian Toronto 
 ^ka Co., h High. 
 >oane, h 7;' ' Ceatve^ 
 iONY, boMS and 
 ind book^keepar f 
 ii'lton. 
 erk'A. Blacbfordf-h 
 
 dork A. BliubfoHl^ 
 
 :«r, h 113 Kdlson. 
 
 AUVEKTISEMENTS. 
 
 THE 0-A-2Sr-A. 13-A. 
 
 imantile fwtcttive ^$S0tiatian, 
 
 UNDER A BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 
 EstabliHlivU i'or the €ollr<'tioii of all UIikIk of llebts and Accounts. 
 
 AND I' 
 
 FURNISHING SUBSCRIBERS WITH INFOR...MnON AS TO STANDING OF PARTIES 
 
 The .Miiiiaf,'«r.s, Mt%sr.s. Ciimm.i'.s .t IIinti'.I!, wduM Ipo gliul ii inti'iitliiig Siili.sorilif is 
 would call id tlit^ Ottircs, wlicvr- tln'y will ipcoivd cvoiy iiilornmtioii an to the working of tlif 
 As.sociatioii, as tlicy will liiid it iiiiiKssibk', owing t<> tiie pressure- of bu.sincss, to wait pci- 
 soiinlly upon all to'wlioin tin' jinispottus lias been sent. 
 
 Subscii'iitioiis. ^."i pi raiimini, t'ni' wliiili six ai'counts iirc c'llkiliMl ),'riiti.s. 
 
 Cases in tin' Division Coiiits in town and cmintry attondrd id, 
 
 Ofllcc no Toronto Street, Toronto, Ontario. 
 
 To Architects, Builders, &c. 
 GEOlKiE ARMITAGE, 
 
 Architectural Modeller, 
 
 WC;iTLI»Xt>lt, AND 
 
 CARVER IN STONE AND WOOD, 
 
 AI<«o, .Hiiniiriu-tnrcr of 
 
 STONE ii MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES. 
 
 BnptiHiriul I'^oiitn, tSfcf. cfec. 
 
 Yiuil and Shop on <iould Sticcl, bctwuen Yongc and Viitona Stivets, near the Normal 
 and iModid Schools, Toronto, t)ntario. 
 
 N. B.— Casts taken IVoni Mving and Dtud subjects. 
 
 ysT. C. A.Di^LMS, L. D. S.. 
 
 OSKiii^St.East, 
 
 Toronto, Out. 
 
 Begs to inform the public that he is using a New Anaesthetic Agent for 
 
 Best Hinenil Teeth iiisertetl in a manner to suit eacli Patient. 
 
 Particular attention given to tlie rosulation of CiiiLDRENs'TKETir. Cou uiltatiou free aiid ali, wobk 
 WABRASTED. Reference to Db. Mav, of the liflucational Departmont. 
 
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 HEAD OFFICE, 
 
 247 BROADWAY, N.T. 
 
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 utaliUing of the Hnnkerrt. Monlianls, MaiiiiliKtiiii;rs, Traiicis. tn'., in (niiaila aihl tin; I'lMviiicrx, levisnl 
 and fonvnted to date. Also a 
 
 Showing all Ihe biisiuesa cliaiiKCs, and will lie iirivilpgtd lo make (Micjllrifs at onr ofllce, citlirrin jii'ison ov 
 by letter. I'or terms and fintln'r liartiiiilars apjily at our ollice. 
 
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 TO Sc TJS ICIlSra- STttEET "WEST, 
 
 Maiiufactiirers of tirst*<*lass 4'ARRIACiES, Troiu Ijitest English and 
 American designs A good assortment alnays on iiand. 
 
 WHOLESALE ANP RETAIL IIEAIJ':!! IN 
 
 Hiieeting:, Flooring-, Hlielvliig, fedni* Posts, &e„ &<•., 
 
 13, 15, 22 & 24 EDWARD STREET (Near Yonge,) 
 
 P.O. BOX 248 
 
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 193 
 
 te • 9 
 
 ^ 
 
 3T, 
 
 ^st English and 
 un luind. 
 
 jar Yonge,) 
 
 r 
 
 Black, Davidson, law student Smith & 
 
 Woods, h James, Yorkvillo. 
 Black, Edward, engine-driver O. W. It, h 
 
 90 Niagiirn. 
 Black, John, clerk, h 259 Queen p. 
 Black, John, clerk, h 121 Berkeley. 
 Black. Jonathan H., printer Lauler o^ct^ h 
 
 103 Centre. 
 Black, Joseph wood sawyer, h 213 Bishop. 
 Black, Mrs. Nlary, (widow), hi? Victoria. 
 Black, Mrs. Mary, (wiil John), h r 14 Agnes. 
 Biack, Tile Misses Mary, Funny and Jane, 
 
 aeaiiistresses, ii 120 Centre. 
 BLACK, NOURIS, manufacturer of artificial 
 
 liinhs, and ngciit for the Singer Sowing 
 
 MachiiKis, 18 King e, h 181 Kichmond w. 
 
 (See advt.) 
 Black, Tlioniiis, lahorev, h (iOS Yoiige. 
 Black, W. M. C.. saddler, l.ds 100 Church. 
 Black, Will., polici'inaii, ii r 32 Agnes. 
 Black, Win., liiirness iniiker, h 181 King e 
 BLACK BULL HOTEL, Mrs. Margaret 
 
 I'lirdy, proprietress, cor Queen w & Maria. 
 Black Horse Hotel, Capt. Win. (,'ox, prop 
 
 24 k 2rt Talace. 
 Blackbird, Oeo., hotel-keeper, 234 Front w. 
 Blarkhurn, Oeorge, book-keeper A. H. Mc- 
 
 Master & Bro., litis. 51 Queen e. 
 Blackburn, Jolin, liook & joii printer, 9*' 
 
 Yoncje, li Rosedale. 
 BLACK iUJRN, ROBERT, professor of music, 
 
 h 101 Turauiey. 
 Blackluirn, Tiiornton, (col'd), laborer, h 42 
 
 'South Park. 
 Blackhall, CUiarles, compositor Glohe, bds 
 
 99 Dalhousie. 
 Blackhall, Edw., bookbinder, h 99 Dalhousie. 
 BLACKHALL, JOSEPH, bookbinder 74 
 
 King e, h 44 Gerrard w. 
 Blackiiall, Wm., bookbinder, 1> llSVictoria. 
 Biackie&Son.publishingagenoy, r 30 Kini^e. 
 Blackman, Stephen, baggage-master G.T il., 
 
 h r Union depot. 
 Blackinore, James, carpenter, h 36 Robinson. 
 Blackmore, Wm., stationary engine-driver 
 
 G. T. R., h 300 Adelaid3 w. 
 Blacksmith's Arms Hotel, Richard Smith 
 
 prop, 440 (^ueen w. ' 
 Blackwell, John, messenger Canadian Bank 
 
 of Commerce, h same. 
 Blackwood, Thomas F., clerk 36 King e, h 
 
 Yorkville. 
 BLAIKIE & ALEXANDER, (John L. 
 
 Blaikie & Wm. Alexamler), accountants, 
 
 brokers and estate agents, Jordan, w s, 
 
 cor King. 
 BLAIKIE, JOHN L., (Blaikie & Alexander), 
 
 h 364 Jarvis. 
 BLAIN, D., (Blain, Ferguson & Parkinson), 
 
 h 291 Jarvis. 
 BLAIN, FERGUSON & PARKINSON, 
 
 (D. Blain, Thomas Ferguson, & R. AV. 
 
 Parkinson), barristera and solicitors, 74 
 
 Yon^e. 
 
 13 
 
 Blain, Hugh, book-keeper, bds 189 Church. 
 iJlain, James, .-etired, bds 189 Church. 
 Blair, Miss Eliza, matron Branch Lunatic 
 
 Asylum, Queen's Park. 
 Blair, Hugh, keeper Branch Lunatic Asylum, 
 
 bds same. 
 Blair, John, prop. Blair's hotel, 73 & 76 
 
 Nelson e. 
 Blair, John, laborer, 25 Spadina ave. 
 Blair, Miss Mary, dressmaker, bds 388 
 
 Yonge. 
 Blair, Robert, steward. Branch Lunatic 
 
 Asylum, Queen's Park. 
 Blair, Wm. fireman G. T. R., h King, nr 
 
 Peter. 
 BLAIR'S HOTEL, John Blair prop., 73 k 
 
 75 Nelson. 
 BLAKE EDWARD, M.A., Q.C., M.P. & 
 
 iM.P.P., (Blake, Kerr & Wells), h Vaughan 
 
 rd, tp York. 
 Blake, .1. N., barrister, 19 Toronto, h same, 
 Blake, John, wool buyer, h 34 Givins. 
 Blake, John, bds 88 Bav. 
 BLAKE, KERR, & WELLS, (Edward Blake. 
 
 M.A., Q.C., M.P. k M P.P., Samuel H. 
 
 Bluke, James K. Kerr, R. M. AVells, M.A., 
 
 and J. W. Fletcher), barristers. Masonic 
 
 Hall. 
 Blake, Richard B. , commision merchant. 
 
 520 Queen w, h r 820 Queen w. 
 BLAKE, SAMUEL IL, (Blake, Kerr & 
 
 Wells), h n s Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Blakelv, David, (-hairmaker Jactjues & 
 
 Hay's, h 68 Gt-rrard. 
 Blakely, John, provision store, 155 Berkeley. 
 Bl.akeley, Joseph, h 80 Spadina ave. 
 Bhikelev, Josh, striker G.T.R., h Camden, 
 
 cor Brock. 
 Blakely, Miss Margaret, matron, Magdalen 
 
 Asylum, h Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Blakeley, N., carpenter, h 38 D'Arcy. 
 Blakely, W. G., butcher, bds 36 Kingw. 
 Blak(!y, John, prop. Liverpool Hotel, 66 
 
 Wellington e. 
 Blakey, Airs. Margaret, (wid. Robert), hll6 
 
 Queen e. 
 Blakey, Thomas, cab driver, h 9 Stanley. 
 Blancli, Thos., laborer, h Front, footSimcoe. 
 Bland John, (Bland & Leask), h 5 Walton, 
 Bland k Leosk, (John Bland & A. R. Leask}, 
 
 dry goods and clothiers, 178 Yonge. 
 Bland, Wm., cutter, 33 to 37 King e, h 
 
 98 Victoria. 
 Blaney, Thomas, btls 100 Boulton. 
 Blashford Wm. H. iron moulder, h Edward 
 
 nr Terauley. 
 Blakeley, Robert, harness-maker Taylor & 
 
 Shipley, bds 116 Queen e. 
 BLEVINS & DUGGAN, (John Blevins and 
 
 George F. Duggan), barristers &c., City 
 
 Buildings. 
 BLEVINS, JOHN, (Blevins & Duggan), 
 
 h 319 Parliament. 
 Blewitt, George A., bds 11 Nelson. 
 
104 
 
 C. K. ANDERSON A CCS 
 
 Kligh, John, (loddkT, li e s lUnisey'a lani*. 
 Hliffht, Waltiir, clerk Uio« licwis k Son, bd.i 
 
 Yorkville. 
 BLIGHT, WM., in»i»eutor Prov. Ins. Co., 
 
 li 62 North. 
 Blogg, .roliii, drug clerk 169 King «, Ma 203 
 
 Jiirvis. 
 BLOM FlKIil), V. .1., sei'retaryCiinwlian Land 
 
 and Krnignition Co., Hiiuk Toronto big, h 
 
 Foxley Crescent, l)unda.s. 
 BLOX(}, KUWAIM), (U. k F.. Blong), res 
 
 King Street road. 
 Blong, (it'orgc, grocerie.i and provisiona, 222 
 
 l^neen v. 
 BLONC, H. & K.,iHcnry.fe Kdward Blong), 
 
 butchers, 3 & .') St. Luwrciict) Market. 
 BLON(}. IIKNllY, (11. it K. Blong), res 
 
 King Street road. 
 Bloomer, Mr.s. S.uah, (widow), 286 (Jatherinc. 
 Bloxaoin, Mr.s. Hanu.ih, (wid Dan'l), h 298 
 
 King c. 
 Blntnr. Mi(^hai'l, druggist, 117 (,>ueen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Blunientlml, Ady, general dealer, 210 King 
 
 e, it .same. 
 Blyth, Wni. O., clerk A. k S. Nordlioinier, 
 
 bds Qui-en, nr (.'liurch. 
 Board ot Health (Ulicc, Itj.'i York. 
 Boardiuau, Kdward, carpenter, h 286 Sumach 
 Boardiinin, tieorgi^, agent, h 3.5 Denison Av. 
 Boatman, ('iiarlea, general blacksmith, 486 
 
 Queon w., h 488 Queen w. 
 Bocock, Alfred, butcher, h w a College, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Boddy, Edward H., paper-hanger, bds 21 
 
 Britain. 
 Bmldy, James, carpenter, h 21 Britain. 
 Boddy, John, ch'.Muist Lyman, Klliot k Co. 
 Boddy, Mis.s L., assistant ti.'acJu'r I'ark Street 
 
 Scliool. 
 BODDY, H1-:V. S. J., (St. Peter's Episco- 
 pal), h 112 Windiester. 
 Bodwell, Andrew Murray, student, bds 225 
 
 Church. 
 Body, Janjes, usst druggist. King w, h 5 
 
 Soutli Bark. 
 BOECKH, CHAULES, brush nmnufaeturer, 
 
 98 Berkeley, h 128 Duche.ss. 
 Boggs, Mr.s. Alargarct, (wid), h Syilenliani, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 ]}OLAiM, JOHN, prop Butcher's Arms Ho- 
 tel, cor East Market and Palace. 
 Boland, John, cleaner N.U.C. 
 Boland, Patrick, cleaner N.U.C. 
 Boland, Patrick, caretaker 54 York, h siime. 
 Boles, .Janu'S, In'oorer, h 103 Oak. 
 Boles, Johii, cart owner, h 103 Oak. 
 Bolster. Henry (■., chemist, 41 King e, bds 
 
 7 Alice. 
 Bolster, L., ledger-keei^r Canwdian Bank of 
 
 Commerce, h 211 Elizabeth. 
 BOLSTEU, LAUNCELOT O., superinten- 
 dent Metroijolitan Water Co., 20, 21 and 
 
 23 Exuhaug<t bigs, h 211 Elizabutlu 
 
 lk>lton, Chaa., ]iaeker, 93 Kinge, b<ls26 Duke. 
 Bolton, Charles, undertaker, h 35 Alice. 
 BOLTON, JOHN P., grocer and provitiou 
 
 merchant 18 Palace, h 29 Duke. 
 Bonur, Samuel, lalwrer, h 29 Dununer. 
 Bond, John, dealer in cabinet ware, 201 aud 
 
 209 King H, h 209 King e. 
 BOND, J(H1N, prop Ontario Livery Stables, 
 
 Hheppard, nr Uichmond, h 16 Sheppard. 
 BOND, JOHN P., livery stalde, h 20 Louisa. 
 Bond, Joseph, hose-driver. Bay, bds (iitncral 
 
 Wolfe Hotel, Church. 
 Bond, Mrs. Joseph, 114 Elm w. 
 Bond, Mrs., Duke, cor Ontario. 
 Bond, Uobert, livery stn))lc, bds 16 Bond. 
 BOND STUEET CON(iKE(;AT10NAL 
 
 CIirKCII, cor Bond ami Cruicksliank. 
 BO.ND STUEET UEcUILAU BAPTIST 
 
 CHUUCH, Bcv. T. F. (.'ahlicutt, h cor 
 
 Bond and Could. 
 Bond, Thomas r, 28 St. Joseph. 
 Bond, Thoimus, boot-litter, h 6 Ellit>tt i'lace. 
 Bondidicr, Joseph, tailor, h 136 .larvis. 
 Boiu', J(din, carpenter, h 115 University. 
 Boner, Thomas, dairyman, h 37 ^nn. 
 Boner, Wni., <'arpentcr, h r 43 ( urlton. 
 Bonham, Wni. 11., taih)r. h 219 Elizabeth. 
 Bonnell, Win., commercial agent, h 125 
 
 Cliurch. 
 Bonner, Mrs. Eliza, hairdresfier, h 88 Agnes. 
 Bonner, James, clerk Alerrick Bros., bds 37 
 
 Ann. 
 Bonner, John, clerk " Flags of all Nation.s," 
 
 bds 37 .'\nii. 
 Bonner, Mr.s. Maria, seamstress, h Queen e, 
 
 nr Pine. 
 Bonner, Miss, ladies' hainlresser, bds 117 
 
 Tcraulej'. 
 Bonnick, .Joseph, butcher, 377 Yonge, h 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Boole, John, tailor and ixibeniaker, h 
 
 Cruicksliank. 
 BOOMEU, A. K., commission merchant, 
 
 produce dealer, insurance broker ai<d sole 
 
 agent for FairlMinLi' Scalen, 93 Kinj; w, h 
 
 64 William. 
 Boomer, Mrs. Fanny, (wid George), 76 
 
 William. 
 Boomer, George A., student-at-law, h 64 
 
 William. 
 Boomer, James, clerk Mollatt, Murray k 
 
 Beattic, bds 34 Nelson. 
 Boomer, .Joseph B., book-keeper, h 64 Wil- 
 liam. 
 Boomer, W. Henry, cabinet-maker, h 34 
 
 Nelson w. 
 Boomer, Wm. M. accountant, bils 64 Wil- 
 liam. 
 Boon, Lsaac, carpenter, bds W. Mould. 
 Bootli, Alex., machinist, bds 9 Louisa. 
 Booth, Curtis, laborer, r 134 Beech. 
 BOOTH, G. &W., (Georguand Wm.), house, 
 
 sign and ornamental painters, paiwr hang- 
 ers, &c., 32 Adelaide e and 47 King w. 
 
 6 
 
e, Ms 26 Duke. 
 I 35 Alice. 
 
 and proviaion 
 hike. 
 Duin trior. 
 
 ware, 201 and 
 
 I, i very Stables, 
 lt> Hheppard. 
 
 e, 1 1 21) l.ouisu. 
 y, b(U (iiMieral 
 
 w. 
 ii), 
 
 hIs 16 Uond. 
 KdATIONAL 
 'iiicki^liank. 
 \U IJATTIST 
 'iililiiott, h col- 
 li). 
 
 f, KUiDtt I'laci;. 
 I'M] .lat'vis. 
 
 University. 
 37 \nn. 
 i:j ( Hilton. 
 219 Kli/al)('tli. 
 agent, li 125 
 
 n'Y, li S8 Agnes. 
 k Uio.s., bds 37 
 
 of all Nations," 
 
 ress, li Queen e, 
 
 resser, bds 117 
 
 377 Yoiige, li 
 
 ubeniaker, h 6 
 
 ision merchant, 
 broker ainl sole 
 n, 93 Kin^ w, h 
 
 id (jL'orge), 76 
 
 nt-at-law, h 64 
 
 lutt, Murray & 
 
 eper, li 64 Wil- 
 
 jt -maker, h 34 
 
 It, IkLs 64 Wil- 
 
 W. Mould. 
 9 9 Louisa. 
 ; Ikeeli. 
 
 nd Wni.), house, 
 er.i, paiwr bong- 
 d 47 King w. 
 
 TOKONTO CITY DIltECTOUY. 
 
 195 
 
 Bootli, (ienrgi>, (G. k W. Booth), h 23S Jar- 
 vis. 
 Booth. Deorgi!, (Mipper smith, 26 Kiehiuond 
 
 w, h 115 Adelaide w. 
 Booth, (ieo.-ge H., a8.sititant in City Kiigi- 
 
 neer'n olllne. 
 Booth, Henry, jun., eupiiciMinith, h 21 1>»1- 
 
 hoii.sie. 
 Booth, Henry (5., (Booth i Son), h 17 Aliee. 
 Bootli, .laini'N, I'oiitractor, King, eor Niag- 
 ara, h 8 Dun. 
 Booth, .loliii, eonfei'tioner, 131 York, h 
 
 same. 
 Booth, .lohii, eonfitetioner, 102 Adelaide 
 
 w, h same. 
 Booth, .lolin S., tobatvo worker, h 248 
 
 (..'huich. 
 Booth, .Joseph, foreni'ncar iinpector(r. W.U., 
 
 h (ii-.ind .1 unction Yanl 
 Boot!), Samuel, buiidiT, lo Adelaide e, h 62 
 
 (iuei'u \v. 
 BOOTH & SON, (II. O. k C-orj,',- Booth), 
 
 eop[i(!r,siuiths, 2i; liii^limond \v. 
 Booth, W. II., Imihler, 2iid d \v tVoni Teiii- 
 
 peraiice Hall, l>aveli|H)rt roiid. 
 Booth, Wm., lal)()ri r, lidsllO Uirhiiioiid e. 
 Booth, Wm., (0. k W. Booth), h 47 Kiii,:,'\v. 
 Borlainl, .Tames, printer Tiluf/nijili olliec, h 
 
 3:i:{ Little Itii'hiiiniiil. 
 BOSTWK'K, AMOS, (Henderson .t liost- 
 
 wi(^k), h (il2 Yoiis^e. 
 Bostwiik, O^'ort^e, .1.1'., tiv;uurer of eorpora- 
 
 tioii, h s s William, Yorkville. 
 Bostwii'k, Seiieea, eoiiductor (!. T. |{., h ISO 
 
 Murkhaiu. 
 Boswell, A. U.. (Atkinson & Boswell), h 24 
 
 Mereer. 
 Boswell, — , bds 34 .Inhii. 
 Boswell, K. ])., 3rd teller Bank of Toronto, 
 
 h 139 Sinu^oe. 
 Boswell. F. E., salesman, bds Masonii; Hall. 
 Boswell, Geor;^e, steward Toronto (Jeiieral 
 
 Hospital, h same. 
 Boswell, \V. G., 1st teller Canadian Bank of 
 
 Commeir.e, h Vii'toria. 
 Bothwell, li. C, fancy goods, 112 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Bot-sford, .lohn I)., salesman, h 15 Shuter. 
 Bottomlev, S. .1., carpenter, bds British 
 
 Hotel. ' 
 Boulter, Henry, clerk 1'. 0., h 170 Yictori.i. 
 Boulter, Isaac, baker, .)i)7 Yonoc, li same. 
 Boultoii, Mrs. .Mice, (wid), h 33 Britain. 
 Boultoii, Charles, coilin-makcr, h 3(5 Alice. 
 BOULTON, (!KO. D'AUCV, (Oamble & 
 
 Boultoii). h 107 Simcoe. 
 BOULTON, HON. H. J., prop Royal Do- 
 minion Mills, Bay, tor' Esplanade, h 61 
 
 ^Vellingtoll w. 
 Boulton, Henry .lohii, jun., miller, h St. 
 
 Joseph. 
 Boulton, James, barrister, 44 Church, h 170 
 
 King w. 
 Boulton. John, h 53 Orange road. 
 
 Boulton, W. }{., retired, h Orange ro«d, 
 
 head John. 
 Boulton, Wni., boat-builder, foot of Simcoe. 
 Bourdon, Max, hatter, h 80 Yonge. 
 Bourk, Win., steward (Queen's Hotel. 
 BOUIILIKU, H., station master (i. T. U., 
 
 and ugent M<mtreal Ocean Steam Ship 
 
 Co., h tp Kiist York. 
 Bourne, Joseph, hostler Queen's Hotel. 
 BOUSTK.VD, J. B., eomniission merchant, 
 
 H2 I'ntnt e, h Isabella. 
 Boiistcad, Win., jM>rter, 15 Kinge, h Mutual- 
 Bdvell, .lames, hi. I)., Prof. Natural Tlieol. 
 
 ogy, h DeiiLsoii ave. 
 Boweock, James, shoemaker, bds British 
 
 Hotel. 
 Biiwell, Samuel, book-keeiier, h 47 Sumach. 
 Bowdeii, .lohn, biicklayer, h 44 McMahoii. 
 BOWDLN, JOHN W., builder, _1(I3 Ade- 
 laide w, saloon and grocery 127 and 129 
 
 York, li same, 
 liowdeii, Samuel, iilumber (!. Harding, h 
 
 218 Dundas. 
 Bowes, .Viithoiiy, h 9 Alice. 
 Biiwcs, .lohn (!., clerk, and Sec. Tor. Street 
 
 h'ailway Co., bds 30 Clover hill. 
 Bowes. 1{. JL, law student, bds 30 Clover 
 
 hill. 
 Bowes, Mrs. Annie, (wid John 0.), h 30 St. 
 
 .l(ise)ih. 
 Bowdway, (iilbert, blacksmith, 218 Dundas, 
 
 h same. 
 Bowles, John, whitewii-slier, (col'd), h 201 
 
 ( 'entre. 
 Bowling, Oeorge, carter, h ss William, York- 
 ville. 
 Bowman, John, h 42 Nelson w. 
 Bowman, iMark, book-ke(^per, h 13 Richmond 
 
 w. 
 Bowman, Robert, h 114 Adelaide w. 
 Bowman, .Samuel, h 114 Adelaide w. 
 Bowrey, (Jenrf^'e, )ia inter, h 192 I'arli .meiit. 
 Bowroii, Jlrs. Elizabeth, si'amstress, h 26 
 
 I'ower. 
 Bowyer, Robert, watchmaker, 41 (ieorge, h 
 
 same. 
 BOXALL, .lOHN, general house furnishing 
 
 and stove dealer 50 Queen w, h same. 
 Bu.\all, Will. IL, coppersmith, h64Terauley. 
 Boxsell, Albert, ])orter, h 24 Nelson w. 
 r.oyee, Caleli, laborer, h 222 Sayer. 
 Boyce, Edward, pocket book maker, bds 304 
 
 Agnes. 
 Boyce, Joseph, butcher. 111 Queen v.-, hsnnie. 
 Boyd, A., bhuksinith, 621 (Jueeii w, h 
 
 Niagara. 
 Boyd, Alexander, salesman, h 179 Jaivis. 
 Boyd, Edward, laborer, li 115 ()ucen e. 
 B()Y1), GEORflK. (Buntin Bro. & (Jo.l, h 
 
 179 Jorvis. 
 Boyd, George, teamster, J. Kerr, lids 288 
 
 Queen w. 
 BOYD, GEORGE J., (E. Hooper k Co.), h 
 
 Church cor Mnithuid. 
 
196 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Boyd, John, wood denier, Albert cor Eliza- 
 beth, h Elizabeth. 
 
 Boyd, John: lumberman, bds 28 Elixabeth. 
 
 BOYD, JOHN, (JOHN BOYD & CO.,) h 
 211 Jarvis. 
 
 Boyd, John A., (Read & Boyd), h 93 Bloor. 
 
 BOYD, JOHN, (JOHN BOYD k CO.), 
 ALEX. M. illTNKO.fi C W. BUNTING), 
 wholesale grocers and co.n mission mer- 
 chants, 61 and fi3 Front. (Seo advt.) 
 
 Boyd, Joseph, bds (irand Trunk House. 
 
 IJoy(l, Bobert, grocer and contractor, 231 
 King e, li same. 
 
 Boyd. Mrs. Sarah, rocer, 325 Church, li 
 same. 
 
 BOYD & STAYNE?<, (W. T. Boyd & Fred- 
 erick H. Stayner), imrristcrs, 70 King e. 
 
 Boyd, Wm., carter, h 237 Palace. 
 
 BOYD, W. T., (Boyd & Stayner), h 84 Wel- 
 lington w. 
 
 Boyd, Win. barber, bds 2924 Yongc. 
 
 Boydon, Mr.s. Margaret, h 7 Alice. 
 
 Boyle, Charles, blacksmith, h 20 Scaton. 
 
 Boyle, Janu'i), travelling agent E. jjawson 
 & Sons, h 140 Berkciey. 
 
 Boyle, Michael, tailor, h Boulton. 
 
 Boyle, Mi-s., (wid.), h 273 Queen w. 
 
 BciYLE PATRICK, editor ami jnop. frish 
 Cnnadinii, book and job printer, 'Change 
 AUe}-, h same. 
 
 Boynes, Charles, laborer, h Yonge st. e s, 
 north of toll gate, Yorkvillc. 
 
 Boys' Home, Mrs. Munroe, matron, e s 
 tieoi-ge, nr Gcrrard. 
 
 Brabant, Wm. Edwin, foreman W. C. 
 Chewctt & ( )., h 157 Victoria. 
 
 Brabington, Richard, groceries and provi- 
 sions, Gerrard, between Seaton and Shcr- 
 bourne. 
 
 Bnichan, James, engineman N.R.C. 
 
 Bracken, Denis, laborer N. R. C, h 439 
 King w. 
 
 Bracken, John, laborer, h 115 Portland. 
 
 Brackenrcid, Julin, constable, bds 17 Hayer. 
 
 Brackenrcid, Thomas, constable, luls 17 
 Sayer. 
 
 BRADBURNE, E., ngt. Prov. Perm. Build, 
 and Canada Life As.surance Co's., Whitte- 
 niore's bigs, Toronto, h 21 Windsor. 
 
 Brailbury, James R., mining agent, Wel- 
 lington e, rooms same. 
 
 Brndiinry, Wm. A. R., clerk, bds Anne, cor. 
 Mutual. 
 
 Bradford, A. E, clerk, bds 149 Church e s. 
 
 Bradford, John, with R. Bradford, bds 211 
 King e. 
 
 BRADFORD ROBERT, flour and feed and 
 city express, 75 Yonge, retail store 211 
 King e, h 274 King e. 
 
 Brailftird. Win., with Robert Bradford, bds 
 211 Kingc. 
 
 Bnulley, Francis, laborer, b 39 Augustus. 
 
 Bradley, John, house furnishing goods, 313 
 Vonge, li same. 
 
 Bradshaw, John, office keeper. Crown T^nds 
 
 I^cpt., Parliament Buildings, h same. 
 BRADSTREET, J. M. k SON, Improved 
 
 Mercantile Agency, John Priestman Supt., 
 
 Bank Toronto Buildings. • 
 Brady, David, laborer, h 383 Queen w. 
 Brady, Edward, printer. Globe Office, bds 73 
 
 Berkeley. 
 Brady, George, warehouseman, bds 88 Col- 
 borne. 
 Brady, Michiiel, braksnian N.R.C, h 394 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Brady, William, carter, h 41 Garrison. 
 Bralf, J., boiler-makers' asst G.T.R. 
 Bragg, Samuel, laborer, h 1 45 Sumach. 
 Brahaiii, Alfred., h 2(5 St. Jo.scph. 
 Braid, II., shoemaker, h 11 Albert. 
 Brandon. James, clerk, bds 226 Vir' 'ria. 
 BRANDON, JOHN, (Jennings & Brandon) 
 
 h 226 Victoria. 
 Briinigan, Wm., tobacco cutter, h 9 Central 
 
 lane. 
 Brniison, Randolph, tobacco worker, bds 10 
 
 Centre. 
 Branton, Thomas, laborer, h r W. H. Booth, 
 
 l)av( nport road s s. 
 Biassington, liiclianl, packer John Macdou- 
 
 uld k Co., h (ievrard s s, cor Seaton. 
 Brath, Mrs. M., (wid^, h 108 Queen e. 
 Bniwley, Michael, lirtinan Water Works, li 
 
 i;i!t i'cter. 
 Brawn, Francis, carpenter, r 194^ Sayer. 
 Brawn, Wm., butcher, h 27 Stiailuiii. 
 BRAY, .lOSlAS, biinkcr, broker, and Ocean 
 jmssage agent, 94 King e, h 54 Elm w. 
 Brayley, Charles, clerk, h 136 Simcoe. 
 Bray ley, Edward, compositor Glubr, bds 73 
 
 Berkeley, 
 iirayley, James, (Janes, Brayley k New- 
 corn be), h 4.S Elm w. 
 Brayley, i^obert, salesman, h 217 Church. 
 Brayley, Robert, commercial traveller, h 96 
 
 Dalhousic. 
 Brayshaw, .lonathan, photogi'ajiher, 77 King 
 
 e, bds 21 James. 
 Breadoii, Thomas, grocer, 89 Terauley, h 
 
 same. 
 Breckenridge, James, student Knox College, 
 
 h 3rdd n s l!a>den nr Yonge. 
 Brega, Samuel, retired, bds Quien's Hotel. 
 Breen, Mrs. Ann, (wid Maurice), h 34 Dum- 
 
 mer. 
 Breen, Dennis, (P. k D. Breen), h Givens, 
 
 opp Asylum. 
 Breen, James, fruit dealer, h 12 Duke. 
 Breen, James, butcher, h 34 Dundas. 
 Breen, John, laborer, h r 184 Centre. 
 Breen, Patrick, (P. k D. Breen), h Dundas. 
 BREEN, P. k I)., (Patrick and Denis), 
 
 butchers, 21 St. Lawrence arcade. 
 Breen, Simon, switchman (J.W.R., h 203 
 
 Queen e. 
 Breenan, Mrs. Mary, (wid Micliael), h 139 
 
 Victoria. 
 
T, Crown Tjands 
 igR, h saire. 
 50 N, Improved 
 'riestmaii Supt., 
 
 5 Queen w. 
 
 >be OHice, bds 73 
 
 an, bds 88 Col- 
 
 N.R.C., h 394 
 
 1 Oiirrison. 
 O.T.K. 
 5 Sumach. 
 
 DSC])!!. 
 
 AUicit. 
 
 226 \iC .lia. 
 
 ings k hrantlon) 
 
 iter, h 9 Central 
 
 ) worker, bds 10 
 
 1 r W. H. Booth, 
 
 cr John Miicdou- 
 cor Scaton. 
 )8 Queen c. 
 Wiiter Works, li 
 
 r l!>li Saycr. 
 7 Stiacliun. 
 mkcr, and Ocean 
 g c, h 54 Elm w. 
 136 Sinit'oe. 
 or Globr, bds 73 
 
 Hruyley k New- 
 
 h 217 Chunh. 
 il traveller, h 96 
 
 gi-ajilicr, 77 King 
 
 89 Ternuley, h 
 
 nt Knox College, 
 
 Dllge. 
 
 J Quu'n's Hotel. 
 
 irice), h 34 l)um- 
 
 Jreen), h (iivens, 
 
 h 12 Duke. 
 4 iJundas. 
 84 Centre, 
 reen), h Dundas. 
 ick and Denis), 
 e arcade. 
 O.W.K.,h 203 
 
 Michael), h 139 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 187 
 
 Brenne", George, commercial traveller, k 148 
 
 George. 
 Brenni'.n, Hamilton, laborer, 61 Duchess. 
 Brenr.an, Lawrence, professor St. Michael's 
 
 College, St. Joseph's. 
 Brennan, Mathew, laborer, h 26 0.\ford. 
 Brenuan, James, laborer, h 292 Duchess. 
 Brennel, Micliael, laborer, h 93 Stanley. 
 Brent, (Jeorgu, gunsmith at 202 Yonge, h 39 
 
 Alice. 
 Brent, George, machinist, li 32 Camden. 
 Brent, (ieorge, cilerk h 126 Victoria. 
 Brent, Mrs. Kliza, (wid .lames), prop Turkish 
 
 baths, n s Bloor w, Yorkville. 
 Brnnt, George \V., asst Turkish baths, n s 
 
 Bloor \v, Yorkville, bds same. 
 Brent, John K., asst Turkish baths, n s 
 
 Bloor w, Yorkville, bds same. 
 Brent, John, culling man G.T. U., bds Cam- 
 
 di:n nr liroi'k. 
 Brent, Jo3e[di H., salesman, Shuter, s s bet 
 
 Mutual and Javvis. 
 Brent, J.W., sec. k treas. General Hospital, 
 
 olhce 86 King e, h 83 Shuter. 
 Brethern's (tos])el Tract Depositor}', 396 
 
 Yonge, Miss Fanny Grant, manager. 
 Brew, Thomas, tailor, 2t>.l Queen w, h same. 
 Brewer, John, cabman, h 72 Wilii'wn. 
 Bridge, J, G., grocer, 38 Denison avc, h same. 
 Bridgenian, James, Ijaggage master G.T. K., 
 
 h .117 Little llichmond. 
 BIilD<tEMAN, JOHN W., portrait painter, 
 
 39 Kingw, h ."il n. 
 Bridgewater, Thomas, clothing .store, 325 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 BKIDGELAND, J. W., surveyor and 
 
 draughtsman Crown Land Department, 
 
 Parliament Buildings, res. Davenport. 
 Brierley, Joseph, boiler-make.-, h 138 Tc- 
 
 cumsetli. 
 Briggs, George, bricklayer, bds 19 Elizabeth. 
 Briggs, Hannah, (wid Hubert), 22 Edward. 
 Briggs, Henry, carpenter, 103, 105, k 107, 
 
 Mayer, h same. 
 Briggs, .lohii, builder, h 305('hurch. 
 Briggs, Jolin, clerk, bds Albion Hotel. 
 Briggs, John, builder, h 297 Church. 
 Briggs, liobert, gun-smith, 203 King e, h 
 
 same. 
 BKIGGS, SAMUEL K., lumber dealer, 
 
 shipiMM', and commission merchant, 37 
 
 Exchange bigs, h 67 (Jrosvenor. 
 BUIGGS, THOMAS, lumber merchant, 21, 
 
 22 k 21 Edward, h 24 Edward. 
 Briggs, \V'n»., builder, h 1 Maitland. 
 BUlG(tS, W. IL, groceries and provisions, 
 
 303 Y(mge, h same. 
 Briggs, V'm., grocer, 4S1 Yonge, li same. 
 Briggs Wm., porter, bds 8 Palace. 
 Bright, Edward, .sat'e-niakcr J. k J. Taylor, 
 
 h King e. 
 Bright, Mrs., laundres.s, h 9 Ontario. 
 Bright, Thomas U., salesman, bds 502 
 
 (jueeu w. 
 
 BRIGHT, WM., retired, h 602 Queen w. 
 Bright, Wm., butcher, h 63Seaton. 
 Bright, Wm., cabinet-maker J. k J. Taylor, 
 
 h Kingston road. 
 BUIMEH, JOHN, merchant tailor, 171 
 
 Yonge, h same. (Seeadvt.) 
 Brimer, Robert, salesman 21 k 23 King e, 
 
 bds 70 Bond. 
 BUlilSTIN, HUGH, cuUer and bell-hanger, 
 
 288 Yonge, h same. 
 Brindle, John, porter John Hallam, bds 34 
 
 Bond. 
 Brisbane, Robert, (Bcrrie k Brisbane), h 333 
 
 Queen w. 
 Briscoe, Wm., blacksmith and carriage- 
 builder, 129 Queen w, h 133 Queen w. 
 Brislow, John, bricklayer, h 434 King e. 
 Britannia Hotel, Thomas R. Williams prop 
 
 176 Queen w. 
 BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO., 
 
 ?:ov., George Percival Ridout ; depy.-gov., 
 'eter Paterson ; managing director, Thos. 
 
 W. Birchall, 54 Chureli, cor Court. 
 British America)) k Bryant, Stmtton k 
 
 Odell's Commercial College, Toronto, and 
 
 55 & .^7 Yonge, Odell & Trout, props. 
 British Hotel, J. W. Brown, prop. King cor 
 
 Simcoe. 
 BRITISH LION HOTEL, James Spence, 
 
 prop, 56 Queen w. 
 Britton, Miss Martha, grocery, 90 Spadina 
 
 ave. 
 Britton, .lames, butcher, 13 & 15 St. Law- 
 rence Market, h 28 Don. 
 Briton, Joseph, lircman G. T. R., h 104 
 
 Boulton. 
 Brnatch, Ale.x., turner G. T. R., h Front nr 
 
 John. 
 Brock, Henry, hotcl-kccper " Brock's Monu- 
 ment," 556 Queen w. 
 Brock, Julius, cigar-maker, h 174 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 Brock, L., M.D., physician and surgeon, 
 
 bds 9 Trinity. 
 Brock, Martin C., brakeman G. T. R., bds 
 
 556 Queen w. 
 Brock, Mi-s. Mary, second-had clothing, 73 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Brocton Club House, Frank Kennedy prop. 
 BROCTON POST OFFICE, adjoining 
 
 Chunh's Hotel, Mrs. Church, \wst mis. 
 
 tress. 
 Brocton weigh-house, Henry Church weigh- 
 
 master. 
 Brodie, James, clerk P. 0., h 79 Gcrl-eley. 
 Brodie, John, laborer, h 86 Ann. 
 Brodie, Patrick, laborer, h Dundas. 
 Brodie, Win., dentist, 22 Amelia. 
 Brokovski, Mrs. Hannah, (wid Augustus), h 
 
 211 Parliament. 
 BROMFIELD, E. T. & Co., publishers Ca- 
 
 nadinn Journal of Uommerce, 48 King e. 
 BROMFIELD, REV. EDWARD T., (E. T. 
 
 Bromtield k Co. ), h Bloor. 
 
 
198 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Brondgeest, Mrs., h e ■ Gwynne, cor Little 
 
 Jarvifl, Yorkville. 
 Brooke, C. R. &Co., boots & shoes, 115 Yongc. 
 Rrooke, C. R., (C. R. Brooke & Co.), bds 73 
 
 Bay. 
 Brooke, Daniel O., h 81 Richmond w. 
 Brooks, James, general broker, 222 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Brooks, Joseph, grocer, 90 Church, h same. 
 Brooks, Mrs. Sarah, (wid Joseph), boarding- 
 house, 36 Richmond w. 
 Brooks, W. C, book-keeper, bds 68 Bond. 
 Broom, James, dry go<xls, 246 Vongc, h 
 
 same. 
 Broom, J., bell hanger and locksmith, 28 
 
 ColbornP; h same. 
 Broomer, Charles E., clerk, 61 Louisa. 
 Broomtield, George, baker, 69 King w. 
 Brophey, Mrs. Rose, giocer, 83 and 86 Pine 
 
 e, hsanie. 
 Brophey, Wni., \ rcr, h 75 North Park. 
 Brothertim, Martin, salesman S3 to 37 King 
 
 e, b<ls same. 
 BROUGHALL, REV. A. J., classical mas- 
 ter Trinity College, h St. Stephen's par- 
 sonage. 
 Broughton, Jas., machinist, h 32 MrMahon. 
 Broughton, Joi n, mnchini.st, h 24 Camden. 
 Broughton, Wni., ensineer, h 30 McMahon. 
 Brow, John, engine-driver O.T.R., bds Soni- 
 
 merville's tavern. 
 Brown, Mra. Thomas, (wid Thomas), h 46 
 
 Wood. 
 Brown, Austin, cab-proprietor, li Mnria. 
 Brown, Benjamin, brickniaker, h King e. 
 BROWN BROTH EHS, (JOHN & RICH- 
 ARD), wholesale stationers i<: bookliinders, 
 66 and 68 King e. 
 Brown, Cathanin' Mrs., h 17 Agnes. 
 Brown, Champion, (Childs & Huiuilton, k 
 Brown k Ciiilds, Alontrenl), res Jlontreal. 
 BROWN, CHARLES, (C. 1'. R.id & Co.), 
 
 h 190 Churcli. 
 Brown, Mrs. Charles, music teacher, h 2.'}1 
 
 Churcli. 
 Brown, Mrs. C, (wid Patrick), h 90 (^.corgc. 
 Brown, C^harles, prii^tcr, bds Adelaide w, iir 
 
 Simcoc. 
 Brown, Charles, cooper, h 89 Parliament. 
 Brown, Edward, moulder, h 15 Vi(toria. 
 Brown, JMward, ])rop. Victoria House, 13 
 
 Victoria. 
 Brown, Edward, i>oliceman, h 26 St. Patrick 
 
 Square. 
 Brown, E<lward, painter, h 79 Agnes. 
 Brown, Edward, ch-rk, h 117 Duke. 
 Brown, Ephraim, clerk, b.ls 44 Gloucester. 
 Brown, E. J., (Robinson k Brown), h Yonge 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Brown, Francis, o'.erk W. k. R. Griffith. 
 Brown, Francis, dry goods, 81 Sayer, h same. 
 Brown, Francis, carjK-nter, r 1944 Sayer. 
 Brown, George, grocer and moulder, 346 
 King e, h same. 
 
 BROWN, GEORGE, prop, nloon k billiard 
 de]it. Queen's Hotel, h 9 Nelson w. 
 
 Brown, George, laborer, h r 27 Dummer. 
 
 Brown, George, builder, 196 John, h same. 
 
 Bn)wn, George, engine<fr, 808 Adelaide w. 
 
 BROWN, GEORGE, HON., managing direc- 
 tor Globe printing company, h 270 Welliug- 
 ton w, n s. 
 
 Brown, Gilbert, printer, h 11 Ontario e. 
 
 Brown, Miss Hannah, ladies' seminary, h 
 Jarvis bet Yonge and (Jwynne. 
 
 Brown, Henry, sliotanaker, bds Grand Trunk 
 House. 
 
 Brown, Henry, (Robinson k Brown), h Yonge 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Brown, Henry, ten I: .', h 44 Gloucester. 
 
 Brown, Henry, <■!- k 'Brown Bros.), bds 46 
 Wowl. 
 
 Brown, Henrj, luitlicher, h w s Yonge, 
 Yoikville. 
 
 Brown, Hugh, salesnnin Wm. Rr.insay tCc, 
 h Parliament. 
 
 Brown, Isarc S. H., clerk, h 9 Power e s. 
 
 Brown, Isaiah, laborer, h 97 Sayer. 
 
 Brown, James, porter G.W.R., Yonge street 
 
 Brownell, John, printer, Trlrgi-aph ntKce. 
 station, h 135 Adelaide. 
 
 Brown, James, engineer, 308 Adelaide w. 
 
 Brown, James, h 48 Gloucester. 
 
 Brown, James W., lK>ok-kefj)er 47 and 49 
 King e, bds 314 Shumach. 
 
 Brown, James, shoemaker, h 173 Centre. 
 
 Brown, James, siilesnian J. i'listwood, h 45 
 Louisii. 
 
 BliOWN, JAMES, JUN.. Pnuluce Mer- 
 chant, 24, Exihange Buildings, h 36 St 
 
 Jo8C[lirS. 
 
 Brown, John, ciirpentcr, h 20O John. 
 Brown, John, gardener, h 34 i;egi-.:t. 
 IJrown, John, cxjiress (Iriver, h «>7 .\ll>ert. 
 Brown, John, storekeeper, 3704 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Brown, John, machinist, 41 Louisa. 
 Brown, John W., shoemaker, h 173 ('entre. 
 Brown, John, h Ifil Lumli'j-. 
 Brown, Dr. John, 321 Queen w, h same. 
 Brown, John, libiiirian 1-iw S<Hiety, h 
 
 Osg<M)de Hall. 
 Brown, John, Imihlcr, h 72 Victoria. 
 BROWN, JOHN, (Bi-own Bros.), h .'".O Elm. 
 Brown, John, commercial traveller, h 2 
 
 Elliott Place. 
 Brown, Joseph, assi.stant bookkeejKT, bds 
 
 Little Jarvis. 
 Brown, Joseph, fireman N. R. C, h 148 
 
 Brock. 
 Brown, J., giocer, 27 Stanley, h same. 
 Brown, J., cabman, h 7 Maple lane. 
 Brown, J., locksmith and Mllhanger, h 26 
 
 Coiborne. 
 BROWN, J. GORDON, alitor O/ote, h John 
 
 w 8 bet Front and Wellington. 
 Brown, J. R., boot and shoe maker, 42 
 
 King w, h same. 
 
 t 
 
 
loon k billiard 
 elsou w. 
 n Dnmmer. 
 John, h same. 
 Adelaide w. 
 inauaginf( diiec- 
 ,h270Welling- 
 
 On tario e. 
 '8* seniiuaiy, h 
 nne. 
 da Grand Trunk 
 
 Jrown), h Yonge 
 
 Gloucester. 
 Hro8.>, bds 46 
 
 li w 8 Yonge, 
 
 >. Urinsay tCo., 
 
 Ii 9 Pow^r e 8. 
 Saver. 
 
 R. , Yonge street 
 lojrnph uttioe. 
 
 8 Adelaide w. 
 
 iter. 
 
 H'per 47 and 49 
 
 1- 
 
 li 173 Centre. 
 
 iCitstwood, h 45 
 
 , I'roduee Mer- 
 ldiMg«:, h 30 St 
 
 200 Jolm. 
 
 !4 l!eRt..;t. 
 
 r, Ii (57 An>ert. 
 
 370^ Queen w, h 
 
 Louisa, 
 r, li 17;l <"entre. 
 
 y- 
 
 n w, li .same. 
 I«iw Soeiety, li 
 
 Victoria. 
 Bros. ), h SO Kim. 
 1 traveller, li 2 
 
 bookkeejR'r, Ms 
 
 i. K. v., h 148 
 
 ty, h same, 
 pie lane, 
 lelliianger, h 26 
 
 tor aioU, h John 
 
 gton. 
 
 ilioe maker, 42 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 1C9 
 
 Brown, J. W., prop British Hotel, 190 and 
 192 King w. 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Julia, (wid), h 57 Queen w. 
 
 Brown, Miss Margaret, li 258 Richmond w. 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Mary, (wid Joseph), straw mil- 
 liner, 33 Louisa, h same. 
 
 Brown, Neil, Vxls 84 Uichmond w. 
 
 Brown, Patrick, carter, h 20 St Albans. 
 
 Brown, Philip, butcher, h Yonge w s, be- 
 tween ScoUard and Beverley. 
 
 Brown, Richard, stationer, h 36 Wood. 
 
 Brown, Richard, h 70 Agnes. 
 
 BROWN, RICHARD, (Brown Brothei-s) 
 h36Woo<L 
 
 Brown, Robert, prop. Spadina Avenue Hotel, 
 326, Queen w, cor Spadina Ave. 
 
 Brown, Robert, bricklayer, bds Argyle Hotel. 
 
 Brown, Rol>ert, laborer, 115 Elizabeth. 
 
 Brown, Robert, ice cream maker, h 41 Emma. 
 
 Brown, Robert, shipwright, h 160 Sayer. 
 
 Brown, Robert, laborer, h 113 Elizabeth. 
 
 Brown, Robert S., foreman manufacturing 
 dept. Brown Bros., h. 37 Walton. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, salesman, 21 and 23, Wel- 
 lington e, bds 46 wood st. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, engine driver and boarding 
 house 148 Brock. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, laborer, h e s McMahon 
 Lane, nr cor Sydenham. 
 
 BROWN, THOMAS, prop. Metropolitan 
 hotel, cor King and Bay. 
 
 Brown, Thomas, bricklayer, h 150 Duchess. 
 
 Brown, Timothy, laborer Rolling ilills, h 
 91 South Park. 
 
 BROWN, W. H. & Co., (W. R. Brown, & W. 
 C. Chewett), bankers, 60 King e. 
 
 BROWN, WALTER K., (W. H. Brown & 
 Co.),h Rose P;irk, Yorkville. 
 
 BROWN, WM., dealer in carriage hard- 
 ware, 7i King e, h 38 Wood. 
 
 Brown, Win., laborer, h 21 St Andrew. 
 
 Brown, Wni., laborer, r 34 Teniuley. 
 
 Brown, Wni., bricklayer, h 71 University. 
 
 Brown, Wm., builder, li 38 Agnes. 
 
 Brown, Wm., h 55 Terauley. 
 
 Brown, Wm., waiter, Queen's hotel, h 74 
 Centre. 
 
 Brown, W., fireman G.T.R., li 345 Adelaide 
 w. 
 
 Brown, Wm., iron smelter .Vnnstrong's 
 Foundry, h 25 MeMahon. 
 
 Brown, Wm., dry goods, millinery, &c., 416 
 Queen w., li same. 
 
 BROWN, WM. GEOIKJE, enameller and 
 paintir of china Hurd & i^eigh's, h Metro- 
 politan hotel. 
 
 Brown, — , servant C. S. Gzowski, h 218 
 Bathurst. 
 
 Brown, E. salesman, bds 44 Gloucester. 
 
 Browne, Gilbert, printer Leader, lids. Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Brown, Harry J., clerk N.R.C!., h 126 Brock. 
 
 BROWNE, JAMES, (Philip Browne & Co.), 
 h Heavitree, Bathurst, n Queen. 
 
 Browne, John, purser, h 142 Jarvis. 
 BROWNE, J. O., P. L. surveyor, Whitte- 
 
 inora's blk. 
 Browne, Mrs. Mary, (wid), h 64 Wellesley. 
 BROWNE. PHILI P, [VMin Browne k Co.), 
 
 h Heavitree, Bathurst n Queen. 
 BROWNE, PHILIP, &C0., (Philip Browne, 
 
 & James Browne), bankers and stock brok- 
 ers, 67 Yonge. 
 Browne, Robert H., clerk Crown Lands 
 
 Department, 35 Terauley. 
 Browne. Wm., h 240 Church. 
 Brownell, John, compositor Telegraph oflSce. 
 Brownlee, H., salesman Hughes k Co., h 6 
 
 Carlton. 
 Brownlow, Philip, saddler, h 25 Osgoode. 
 BROWNSCOMBE, HENRY, boots and 
 
 shoes, 123 King e, h 302 Jarvis. 
 Broxup, John, laborer, h 73 Agnes. 
 Bnice, James, dry goods, 315 Yonge, h same. 
 Bruce, John G., carpenter, 194 Palace. 
 BRUMELL, HENRY P., chemist and 
 
 druggist, 13 King e, h 394 Church. 
 BR'JNEL, LIEUT. -COL. ALFRED, 10th 
 
 Royals, Commissioner of Excise, h Brock 
 
 nr Front 
 Brunei, George, law student Crooks, Kings- 
 mill & Cattanach, h 58 Brock. 
 Bninel, John, law student, bds 58 Brock. 
 Brunskill, Henry, h 142 Terauley. 
 Brunskill, James, (Brunskill k Kirby), bds 
 
 188 Church. 
 Brunskill & Kirby, (James Brunskill and 
 
 John Kirby), commission merchants, 78 
 
 Front e. 
 BKUNSKILL, THOMAS, merchant, h 269 
 
 Carlton. 
 Brunt, George, book-keeper T. Thompson & 
 
 Son, h 126 Victoria. 
 Bryant, Edward, clerk 21 and 23 King e, 
 
 bds Roiiche's Hotel. 
 Bryant, Howard, book-keeper, h 3 Elm. 
 Bryant, James, porter, h 381 Queen e, 
 Bryant, John, drover, h 279 Piirliament. 
 Bryant, Phillis Ann, (widow), h 27 Beverley. 
 Bryce, James, laborer, h 32 Alice. 
 BliYCP:, McMUUinCH k CO., (John Mc- 
 
 Murrich, Samuel Gunn and John 8 Play- 
 fair), wholesjdi! importers of dry goods, 34 
 
 Yonge. 
 Bryce, Thomas A., Grammar School teachei, 
 
 h 44 Carlton. 
 Brydon.G., confectioner, 207 Kinge,li same. 
 Brydon, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Wm.), h 7 
 
 Alice. 
 Brydon, Stephen, baker, h 7 Alice. 
 Brydon, Wm., druggist Lyman, Elliot k 
 
 Co., h 6 Adelaide. 
 Bryson, Mrs. Eliza Jane, (wid Thomas), 
 
 ii 313 Little Hichmond. 
 BRYSON, GEORGE, retired, h 163 Church. 
 BRYSON JOHN, Asst Station Master and 
 
 Telegraph Ojierator G.W.R., Yonge street 
 
 Station, h 313 Richmond w. 
 
200 
 
 0. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 BiTSon, Thomas, laborer, 1 Trinity, h Palace. 
 
 BUCHAN, DAVID, burear Uinversity and 
 and Colleges, Sinicoe cor Adelaide w, h 
 Bloor, opp Jarvis, Yorkville. 
 
 Buchan, John, messenger P. O., h 121 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 Buchan, Wm. George, clerk 59 King e, li 
 Duchess. 
 
 iJuchan, Wm., shoemaker, h 57 Dufhcss. 
 
 BUCHANAN, C. W., M.D. and coroner, h 
 67 Adelaide w. 
 
 BUCHANAN, A., Bi^ce, McMurrich k 
 Co., h 46 Bond. 
 
 Buchanan, Mrs. h 26 Power, w s. 
 
 Buchanan, Kobt., moulder, bds 26 Power w s. 
 
 liuuhanan, Robert, secondhand goods store, 
 h n s bet Yongc and Church. 
 
 Buclianan, Kobert, boot and .shoemaker, h 
 An JIagill. 
 
 Buchanan, Robert, mnchinist, Wm. Hamil- 
 ton & Son. 
 
 Buchanan, Wm., carter, h w s Hope, nr 
 Robinson. 
 
 Buck, George, clerk Terrapin Kt^staumnt. 
 
 BUCKLAND, PROFESSOR GEORGE, sec. 
 Bureau of Agi'iculture, h 235 Jarvis. 
 
 BUCKLAND, T. W,, (J. Fleming & Co.), h 
 235 Jarvis- 
 
 Buckler, Wm., flour inspector, bds 143 Cen- 
 tre. 
 
 Buckley, John, cab owner, h York cor Wel- 
 lington. 
 
 Buckley, Joseph, blacksmith, h 40 James e. 
 
 Budge, John, tmin dispatcher G.T.R., bds 
 Temperance. 
 
 Bueck, Mrs. (wid), h 119 Victoria. 
 
 BUELL, ANDREW NORTON, Master in 
 Chancerj', Osgoode Hall, h 48 'Jarlton. 
 
 Bugg, Charles, photographer, 157 King e, h 
 same. 
 
 Bugg, Joseph P., bds 60 Albert. 
 
 Bugg, John, h 50 Albert. 
 
 Bugg, Wm., furniture dealer, 66 & 67 
 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Buggey, Wm., J. D. Lewis' tobacco works, 
 h Stanley. 
 
 Buggy, James, laborer, bds 44 Stanley. 
 
 Bugnor, Henry, student commercial college, 
 Ixls 33 Edward. 
 
 Buick, Mi.ss M., teacher Park street school. 
 
 Bulger, Michael, laborer, 2.10 Spadina av. 
 
 Bulger, Philij), laborer, li 1 45 Pine e. 
 
 Bull, T. H., (Spencer k Hull), res Tp York. 
 
 Bullen, Wm., laborer, h 263 Richmond w. 
 
 BuUman, Mrs. Elizabctl', ^wid John), h 17 
 Denison av. 
 
 Bulman, Robert, conductor G. T. R., h 1954 
 Saycr. 
 
 Bulmin, Wm., grocer, 61 Eliza1)eth. 
 
 BULMER, ISAAC, (Bulmer & Douglas) h 
 Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 BUDMEIl & DOUGLAS, (Isaac Bulmer k 
 Roger Douglas), brick, tile, and pipe manu- 
 facturers, Yorkville. 
 
 Bumbnry, Mrs. Mary, boot binder, h 91 
 
 Staidey. 
 Bumbury, C. F., salesman temple of fashion, 
 
 bds 25 Alice. 
 Bunce, Henry T., vendor patent medicines, 
 
 h 28 Frederick. 
 Bunker, George, picture frame maker R. W. 
 
 Ijaird, h Venauley. 
 Bunker, Thomas, bricklayi-r, h 122 Vanauley. 
 BUNTIN, ALEX., (lluutin, Bro. k Co.), h 
 
 Montreal. 
 BUNTIN. BROS. & CO., (Alex. Buntin, 
 
 George lioyd, k John J. Reid), whotesalo 
 
 stationers and paper manufacturers, 63 and 
 
 65 Yonge. 
 BUNTING, CHRISTOPHER W., (JOHN 
 
 BOYD & CO.,) h 106 Mutual. 
 Burgess, Alfred, gas fitter, bds 88 Bay. 
 Hurge, Henry, ]ieddler, h 438 King e. 
 Burgess, Mrs. (,'ool, h 93 Queen e. 
 I5URGESS RALPH K., (Wm. Ramsay k 
 
 Co.), h 2 Beech. 
 Burgess, Samuel, clerk, h 10 Power. 
 Burge.ss, Tlioma.s, foreman cutter, 7 King e, 
 
 h 20 James. 
 Burgess, T. J. W., draughtsman, h 20 
 
 .lames. 
 Burgess. S. T., salesman T. Tompson k 
 
 Son. h 10 Power. 
 Burgoyne, ilrs. Jane, washerwoman, h 23 
 
 Regent. 
 Burk, James, watchman, h 40 Parliament. 
 BURK, THOMAS, (Milloy k Co ), bds 182 
 
 Victoria. 
 Burk, Wm., laborer, h 115 Beech. 
 Burkardt, Oswald, shoemaker, h 61 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Burke, Mr.s. Amy, clothes cleaner, h 26 
 
 Christopher. 
 Burke, Charles, laborer, h r 82 Stanley. 
 Burke, David, laborer. East Toronto brew- 
 ery, h J'eison nr Queen. 
 Burke, P/lmund. draughtsman Gundry k 
 
 l.anglev, h 57 Richmond w. 
 Burke, Jfiss Eliza, h 182 Victoria. 
 Burke, James, laborer W. Hamilton k Son 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Burke. John, gardener.li s s Sydenham, York 
 
 ville. 
 Burke, Miss Letitia, tailoress, h 26 Christo 
 
 jdier. n side. 
 Burke, Michael, shoemaker, 110 Parliament, 
 
 h sanic. 
 Burke, Mra. M., milk seller. 79 and 81 Ade 
 
 iaido w., li same. 
 Burke, Riihard, dairyman, h 107 Beech. 
 BURKE. WM.. lumber merchant and build 
 
 er, manufacturer of doors, sash, blinds 
 
 flooring, etc., Sheppard cor P«ichmond, h 
 
 57 Richmond w. 
 Burke. Wm.. laborer, h 116 Beech. 
 Burkinshaw, R., express messenger, boards 
 
 American Hotel. 
 Burkiss, Miu Jane, h 8 Alioe. 
 
oot binder, h 91 
 
 temple of fosltion, 
 
 patent medicines, 
 
 ime maker E. W. 
 
 r, hl22 Vanauley. 
 in, Bio. k. Co.), h 
 
 ., (Ale.x. Buntin, 
 
 Reid), wholesale 
 
 lufacturers, 63 and 
 
 HER W., (JOHN 
 
 iitmil. 
 
 Ma 88 Bay. 
 4158 Kinge. 
 ^u'en e. 
 (\Vni. llanisay k 
 
 10 Power, 
 cutter, 7 King e, 
 
 iuglitsman, h 20 
 
 1 1". Tonipson & 
 
 sherwoinan. li 23 
 
 li 40 Parliament, 
 y k Co ), bds 182 
 
 J Beech. 
 
 taker, h 61 Uni- 
 
 ics cleaner, h 26 
 
 r 82 Stanley. 
 
 st 'i'oronto brew- 
 
 tsnian Gundry k 
 1 w. 
 
 'ietoria. 
 Hamilton k Son, 
 
 Sydenham, York- 
 
 V.S.S, h 20 Christo- 
 
 r, 110 Parliament, 
 
 ir, 79 and 81 Ado- 
 
 h 107 Beech, 
 reliant and build- 
 ir.s, sash, blinds, 
 cor Iticlijuoud, h 
 
 5 Beech, 
 [lesscuger, boards 
 
 io«. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 201 
 
 Bum, George, clerk Royal Canadian Bank, 
 
 h 5 Bloor e. 
 Buniard, Robert, salesman M. Shewan, bds 
 
 19 Dalhousie. 
 Bumess k sons, (Henry Bumess & Sons), 
 
 bread ami biscuit bakers, cor Jania and 
 
 Queen e, h same. 
 Bumess, Henry, (Bumess k Sons), h cor 
 
 •larvis and Queen e. 
 Bumess, — , steward P. I* Asylum. 
 Burnett, K., printer and Fancy goods, 358 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Burnett, Samuel, general broker, h i>18 
 
 Queen w. 
 Burnham, George, mail clerk G.T.R., h 32 
 
 Gloucester. 
 Burns, Alex., book-keepei", h 58 Ontario. 
 Burns, Charles, ice dealer, li 306 King e. 
 Burns, Chrles, prop York Street Inn, York, 
 
 cor Boulton. 
 Bums, David, h 246 Richmond w. 
 Burns, George !•'., clerk P.O., h 3a5 Church. 
 Bums, Henry, sailor, h 62 (Jentre. 
 Bums, James, grocer, 5 and 6 City Hall 
 
 buildings. 
 Buri).s, .lames, laborer, h 216 Pathurst. 
 Bums, James, sailor, h 116 Ailehude \v. 
 Bums, James, laborer, h Eli/.abeth, nr South 
 
 Park. 
 Burns, James, Temi>erunce Saloon and car- 
 penter, 202 Palace, h same. 
 Bums, James, general grocer, 5 & 6 City 
 
 Hall bigs, h 100 Adelaide e. 
 BURNS, JAMES, wholesale k retiiil giocer, 
 
 cor P'ront k West Market Scjuare, li 100 
 
 Adelaide e. 
 Burns, James, laborer, h 11 South Park. 
 Burns, John, blacksmith, li 98 Boulton. 
 Burns, John, grocer, Queon w, cor James, h 
 
 same. 
 Bums. John, hostler Queen's Hotel. 
 Burns, John, moulder, bds Mutual. 
 BURNS, J(JHN, (Thompson k Bums), h 
 
 50 William. 
 Bums, John, (Dudley k Burns), h 113 
 
 Seaton. 
 Burns, .lohn, laborer, h r 6 Beverley. 
 Burns, Joshua, salesman Hughes k Co., bds 
 
 32 Bond. 
 Burns, Martin, painter, h 84 McGill. 
 Bums, Mrs. Bridget, charwoman, h 75 
 
 Caroline. 
 Bums, Mrs. Catherine, (widow John), h 20 
 
 Renfrew. 
 Burns, Mrs. Helen, (wid Garvin), h 3 Caer 
 
 Howell. 
 Burns, Mrs. James, h 250 Yonge. 
 Bums, Michael, laborer, h 22 Renfrew. 
 Burns, Michael, laltorer, h 66 Duke. 
 Bums, Michael, fireman G. T. R., h 494 
 
 King w. 
 Burns, Mi-s., h 81 George. 
 Burns, Mra., washerwoman, n s McMahon 
 
 ur Sydenham. 
 
 Burns, Owen, laborer, k 190 Mutual. 
 
 Burn.', Patrick, laborer, h 79 University. 
 
 Burns, Patrick, boardiug-houae, 28 Francis. 
 
 BURNS, PATRICK, coal and wood mer- 
 chant, 226 Queen w, cor John and Queen's 
 wharf, and prop Lord Nelson Hotel, 226 
 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Bums, Philip, laborer, h 423 Adelaide w. 
 
 Bum-s Ralph, laborer, h 25 Sumach. 
 
 BURNS, REV. ROIiERT, D.D., Emeritus 
 Professor of Church History, Knox's Col- 
 lege. 
 
 Burns, Mrs. Sarah, (wid. Patrick), washer- 
 woman, h Seaton Lane, nr AIcMahon. 
 
 Bums, Miu Sarah J., (wid. Wm. H.), h 
 204 Richmond w. 
 
 Burns, Simon, laborer, h 11 South Park. 
 
 Bums, Thoma.s, laborer, h 30 Stanley. 
 
 Burns, Thomas, laborer, h 104 South Park. 
 
 Burns, Rev. Wm., h 5 Maitland. 
 
 Burns, Wm., hostler, h 30 Osgoodo. 
 
 Burns, Wm., employee, G. W.R., h 139 Sim- 
 coe. 
 
 Burns, Wm., cabinet maker, h 109Dummer. 
 
 Burns, Wm., engineman N. R. C. 
 
 BURNSIDE, J. T. M., 1st Teller Bank of 
 Toronto, h 223 George. 
 
 Burr, Thomas, engine driver G.T.R., bds 
 Sommerville tavern. 
 
 Burroughes, Robert, niessenger Parlt. Build- 
 ings, h Queen w. 
 
 Burrow, James, porter Lunatic Asylum, h 
 24 (livens. 
 
 Burrows Frederick, painter, h 215 Pino e. 
 
 Burrows, James, policeman, h 120 Centre. 
 
 Burrows, Mra. Jane, (wid. Wm.), h 146 
 Jar vis. 
 
 Burrows, Louis, laborer, h 190 Elizabeth. 
 
 Burrows, Mrs., Olivia, (wid. Alex.), h 144 
 Teraulcy. 
 
 Burrowes, Robt., laborer, bds John Morrison. 
 
 BURSAR'S DEPARTMENT OF UNI- 
 VERSITY COLLEGE, and U. C. College, 
 Simcoc, cor Adelaide w. 
 
 Burt, John, clerk Toronto Leader oflice, h 
 35 McMahon. 
 
 Burtrhall, Arthur, messenger Parliament 
 Buildings, h 160 John. 
 
 Burton, George, fireman N.R.C. 
 
 Bury, John, cleaner (i.T.R. 
 
 Busby, Jesse, shoemaker, h r 108 Sayer. 
 
 Bush, Austin, gardener, h Bathurst nr Len- 
 nox. 
 
 Bush, Jacob, student, bds 228 Church. 
 
 Bussell, George, salesman, bds 108 Mutual. 
 
 Bussell, Oliver, salesman, W. Mitchell, bds. 
 134 King e. 
 
 Bustard, Andrew, care taker St. James Par- 
 ochial School, h same. 
 
 Busturtl, John, dairyman, h 58 Magill. 
 
 Bustecd, John Henry, packer 77 King e, h 
 same. 
 
 Busteed, Wm. F., porter A. & L. Nord- 
 htiimer, h 174 Mutual. 
 
202 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 BUTCHART, David C, photographer, 145 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Bncther, George, laborer, h 11 Sayer. 
 BUTCHERS' ARMS HOTEL, John Bolam, 
 
 prop.. East Market, cor Palace. 
 nUTLAND, RICHARD B., importer of 
 
 music, musical iustnimenta, &c., 37 King 
 
 w, h same. 
 BUTLER, ALFRED, newsdealer, 85 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Butler, Charles, carpenter, h 383 Yonge. 
 Butler, C R. engineer, h 70 Bond. 
 Butler, John, safenuker J. k J. Taylor's, h 
 
 36 McMahon. 
 Butler. John, fruit dealer, 8 Stonecutter's la. 
 Butler, John, printer, bds 109 Simcoe. 
 Butler, John, (col.), waiter Terrapin restau- 
 rant, h 10 Centre. 
 Butler, John, lalwrer, h 231 Seaton. 
 Butler, Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 272 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Butler, Taylor, machinist, h 20 Oxford. 
 Butler, Thomas, yardsnian Grand Junction, 
 
 G.W.R., hG.W.R. grounds. 
 Butler, Thomas, farmer, h 76, Strachan. 
 Butler, Thomas, assistant farmer. Lunatic 
 
 Asylum, bds same, 
 Butler, Tliomas F., boot and shoe maker, 
 
 bds 272 Queen w. 
 Butler, T. planer Burk's sash and door fac- 
 tory, cor Richmond & Shenpard. 
 BUTLER, WILKIN B., Division Court, 
 
 hou.se, land and mercantile agei^ 2 Leader 
 
 buildings. King e, h 02 Walton. 
 Butler, Wm., cooper, M. O'Brien, bds Britain. 
 Butt, Caleb, bricklayer, h 172 Vanuuley. 
 Butt, Charles E., bds 100 Victoria. 
 Butt, Edwin, plasterer, h 70 Elm w. 
 BUTT, EPHRAIM, carriage and wagon 
 
 maker, r 15 Agnes, h 98 Univeraity. 
 Butt, James, black.sinith, h 100 Victoria. 
 Bxitt, Samuel James, dry goods salesman, b 
 
 98 University. 
 Butterfield, H. B., book-keepr John B. 
 
 Smith's, bds Rochester House. 
 Butters, Mrs. S., board'g house, h 226 Church. 
 Ruttrey, Francis, portvr G. & J. W. I'ox & 
 
 Co., h 180 Centre. 
 Byers, Allan, grocer, 87 Church, h same. 
 Byers, W. A., grocer and tavernkeei>er, 944 
 
 ('hurch, n w cor SLinley. 
 Byford, George, Ixiok-binder Brown Bros., 
 
 bds 124 Victoria. 
 Byrne, Daniel, salesman 111 King e, h 61 
 
 Richmond «. 
 Byrne, James, laborer, h 81 Dalhousie. 
 Byrne, John, blacksmith, Soho foundry. 
 Byrne, Valentine, brakeman G.T.R., bda 16 
 
 Camden. 
 Byron, F. W., commercial traveller Angus 
 
 Dallas, h 29 Maitland. 
 Bywater, Joseph, carpenter G.T. R., h 179 
 
 University. 
 Bywater, Wm., carpenter, h 302 Church. 
 
 c 
 
 142 
 
 h 43 
 
 Cable, Thomas, carriage builder, h 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Cable, Thomas, salesman R. Davis k Co., h 
 
 1 42 Richmond w. 
 Cadow, Wra., merchant, h 325 Jarvis. 
 Caffrey, James, laborer, h 40 Dum. 
 Cager, Wm., sexton, h 114 Dnmmer. 
 Cahill, Mrs. Bridget, washerwoman, h r 18 
 
 Stanley. 
 Cahil'i, John, laborer, h r 64 Power. 
 Cain, John, carpenter, h 180 Sumach. 
 Cain, Matthew T., J. E. Ellis & Co. 
 
 King e. 
 
 Cain, Michael, laborer, h 88 Victoria. 
 Cnirn, Bernard, gardener, h Robert" 
 Caithness, George, shoemaker, h r 18 Stanley. 
 Calder, Duncan, blacksmith, 22 Beverley, h 
 
 16 Agnes. 
 CALUICOTT, REV. T. F., D.D., Baptist, 
 
 h cor Bond and Gould. 
 Caldwell, F., saddler, bds 275 Queen w. 
 Caldwell, Hugh, clerk 133 King e, h same. 
 Caldwell, James, laborer, h 71 North Park. 
 Caldwell, John, carter, h r 28 McMahon. 
 Caldwell, Mrs., (wid John), h 275 Queen w. 
 Caldwell, Itliss Sarah, charwunian, h r 130 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Caldwell, Valentine, miner, h 337 Queen w. 
 Caldwell, Wm. M., miner, li 37 Queen w. 
 Calgey, Hugh, bricklayer, h 754 Sumach. 
 Calhoon, Abraham, h 79 Louisa. 
 Calhoun, J. C., salesman George Keith, bds 
 
 204 Victoria. 
 Calhoun, Joseph, porter W. Stmchan k Co., 
 
 bds 48 Duke. 
 Calliighan, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 3184 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Callahan, Bartholomew, laborer, h82Stnnley. 
 Callahan, John, soap grease collector, h 
 
 Sydenlinni. 
 Callahan, Thomas, laborer, h r 77 Stanley, 
 C^iillahan, Timothy, (larptnter, h 70 Power. 
 Callan, Thomas, tailor, IkIs 51 Ri(;limond e. 
 Callander, Wm., carver, h 73 Queen w. 
 Callard, Mrs. Elizabeth, provisions, 367 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Callard, Mrs. John, facny goods, 166 Queen 
 
 \v h same. 
 Callard, John, cutler 166 Queen w, h same. 
 Callanl, Josiali, cutler, h 316 Queen w. 
 Callard, Mrs. Josiah, dressmaker, 316 Queen 
 
 w h same. 
 Callaway, Mrs. M., milliner and dressmaker, 
 
 839 \ onge, h same. 
 Calleghan, Charles, entering cii^rk MotTatt, 
 
 Murray k Beattie, bds 1 10 Queen e. 
 Callighan, James, brass-worker, bds 110 
 
 Queen e. 
 Caldwell, Hugh, horsc-shoer, 135 Ricltmond 
 
 w, bds 160 York. 
 CAMERON, AliAN, clerk of Process, 0«- 
 
 goode Hall, h Queen w. 
 
buihler, h 142 
 
 R. Davis k Co., h 
 
 325 .larvig. 
 40 Dum. 
 4 Diimmer. 
 iherwoninn, h r 18 
 
 64 Power. 
 180 Sumni'li. 
 Ellis k Co., h 43 
 
 88 Victoria, 
 h Hubert; 
 kiT, hr 18'st«nley. 
 ith, 22 Beverley, h 
 
 F., !).D., Baptist, 
 
 276 Queen w. 
 3 King e, h same. 
 
 h 71 North Park, 
 r 28 McMahon. 
 n), h '276 Queen w. 
 arwonmn, h r 130 
 
 er, li 337 Queen w. 
 r, h 37 Queen w. 
 ', h 75i Kuniaoh. 
 
 Louisa. 
 
 Geoigp Keith, luls 
 
 W. Striiehnn k Co., 
 
 ul sJioeinaker, 3184 
 
 iborer, li82Stflnlcy. 
 rease collt'c-tor, h 
 
 er, h r 77 Stanley. 
 Iter, h 70 Power. 
 lis 51 liiohniond e. 
 !i 73 Queen w. 
 , provisions, 367 
 
 r gooils, 166 Queen 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 316 Queen w. 
 snuiker, 316 Queen 
 
 ler and dressmaker, 
 
 •ing clerk MoflTatt, 
 110 Queen e. 
 worker, bds 110 
 
 ter, 135 Kichmond 
 
 k of Process, Ot- 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 203 
 
 It 
 
 CAMKRON, ALKXANDER, (Cameron k 
 Holmested), li Church cor Carlton. 
 
 Cameron, Donald M., local reporter Globe 
 newspajier, IhIr Rossin House. 
 
 Cameron, Donald, h 2 Bradalbane. 
 
 Cameron, D. E., salesman, IhIh 210 Yonge. 
 
 Cameron, D. L., clerk, h 2 Breadalbane. 
 
 Cameron, Duncan, student, h 187 Sayer. 
 
 CAMERON. HECTOK, (Cameron & Smart), 
 Whittemore's Big h 242 Victoria. 
 
 CAMERON, HON. J. HILLYARD. Q.C., 
 M.P., (Cameron, Harnian k I'..<ray), 
 h " Meadows," 342 Queen w. 
 
 CAMERON, HON. M. C, Q.C., M.P., 
 provincial secretary and registrar, (Cam- 
 eron & McMichiiel, and Cameron, McMi- 
 chael, Fitzgerald k Hoskins), h 164 Duke. 
 
 Cameron, James, grocer, 2 Camden, h same. 
 
 Cameron, Jumes, gro(;cr, 136 Brock, h same. 
 
 Cameron, John, carpcnU-r, G.T.R., h 117 
 Portland. 
 
 Cameron, John J., foreman, rolling mills, h 
 4294 King e. 
 
 Cameron, J, W., laborer, rolling mills, h 
 King c. 
 
 CAMERON, MRS. R., (wid John), h92 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 CAMERON, HARMAN k MURRAY, 
 (Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C. M.P., S. B. 
 Harman k W. M. Huson ftiurray), bar- 
 risters-at-law and sulicitor«> m chan- 
 cery, Roniain Buildings, 87 Ki.ig w. 
 
 CAMERON k HOLMESTED, (Alex. Cam- 
 eron k George S. Holmesteti), • barristers, 
 &c., 107 King e, cor Cliurch, 
 
 CAMERON k McMICHAKL, (Hon. M. C. 
 Cameron, Q.C., M.P. P., DiuiielMoMicliael, 
 D.C.L., and C. McSIichael), barristers, 
 &c., 44 (Church. 
 
 CAMERON, McMICHAEL, FITZGERALD 
 & HOSKIN, (Hon. M. C. Cameron, Q.C., 
 Daniel McMichael, D.C. L., Edward Fitz- 
 gerald, M.A., LLB., and Alfred Hoskin), 
 barristers and solicitors in chancery, 44 
 Cliurch. 
 
 CAMERON k SMART, (Hector Canu^rou 
 and W. L. Smart), barristers, Whitte- 
 more's Block. Toronto. 
 
 CAMIDGE, JOHN., Mus. Doc, Cantuar, 
 
 Campbell, Alex., accountant Royal Canadian 
 Bank, 122 Seaton. 
 
 Cami)boll, Alex., blflcksmith, h 338 King e. 
 
 Campbell, Alex., clerk 21 k 23 Wellington e, 
 George, ImIs 2 t\irty's block George. 
 
 CamplM'U, Alex., h 19 Agnes. 
 
 Campbell, A. F. , law .student, bds Toronto 
 University. 
 
 CAMPBELL, C. J., banker and broker, 92 
 King e, h 80 Peter. 
 
 Campbell, D., ledger-keeper. Bank of Tor- 
 onto, h 151 Church. 
 
 Campbell, D,, fireman, G.T.R., h Queen, 
 cor Peter. 
 
 Campbell, D. W., barber, bds 45 University. 
 Campbell, Duncan, joiner, h Esther, nr 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 CAMPBELL, DUNCAN,^ M.D., i.hysician 
 
 and surgeon, president Homoepathic Med- 
 ical Board, h 108 Bay. 
 Campbell, E. C, (Shaw k Campbell), h 135 
 
 Yonge. 
 Campbell, George, patent forge maker, 4 
 
 Richmond e, h 93 Terauly. 
 Campbell, Henry, locksmith, h 93 Terauley. 
 CAMPBELL, JAMES, (J. Campbell & Son), 
 
 li Javis nr Carleton. 
 CAMPBELL, JAMES, k SON, (Jnmes&W. 
 
 C), publishers, wholesale bookijllers and 
 
 stationers, 9 Toronto. 
 Campltell, James, h 2 Carty's block, George. 
 Campbell, Mrs. Jessie, (wid. John), h 74 
 
 Wood. 
 Campbell, John blacksmith, bds 97 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Campljell, John, harness maker, h 78 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Campbell, John McDonnell, Excise Officer, 
 
 bds 108 Bay. 
 Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker, 26 
 
 AVellington e, h same. 
 Campbell, John, bds 115 Winchester. 
 Cami)bell, John, cabinet maker, h w 8 
 
 McMnhon lane. 
 Campbell, John, brickyard, h w s Yonge, 
 
 between Beverley and Cottingham road, 
 
 Yorkville 
 Campbell, John, porter Donald k Peters, 
 
 bds 140 King e. 
 Camitbell, Joseph, bds e s Wellington oppo- 
 site Exchange. 
 Campbell, Josejih, carpenter and builder, 
 
 h 140 Elizabeth. 
 Cnmjibell, J., carpenter, bds 3534 Yonge. 
 Campbell, Mrs. Annie, (wid of Patrick), h 
 
 Wellington e s oppos ■ Exchange. 
 Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid. William), 
 
 h 35 Klizabeth. 
 Campbell, Mis. Jane, (wid. Donalds, h 161 
 
 Church. 
 Campbell, Mrs. Mary, h r 87 McMahon. 
 ("Hnijibell, Mrs. M. J., (wid), h 261 Queen 'w. 
 Campbell, Mrs. T. 1)., Ladies' School, 16 
 
 Grenville. 
 Campbell, Paul, clerk 21 & 23 Wellington 
 
 e, bds 161 Church e s. 
 Campbell, Peter, clerk, bds 151 Church. 
 Campbell, Roderick, blacksmith, h 102 Boul- 
 
 ton. 
 Camjjbell, Richard, keeper Lunatic Asylum, 
 
 bds same. 
 Campbell, Robert, laborer, h 87 Sumach. 
 Campbell, Robert, laborer, h 60 Duchess. 
 Campbell, R. (J. clerk, h 49 Esther. 
 Campbell, Samuel, policeman, h 38 Albert 
 Campbell, Thonif.s, photographer, bds 161 
 
 Church, 
 t^ampbell, Wm., blacksmith, 309 King e. 
 
204 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 CAMPIJELL, W. C, (J. Campbell & Son), 
 h cor Shutcr and Mutual. 
 
 Campbell, Wm., grocer, wine and spirit 
 merchant, 14 Palace, h f^une. 
 
 Campbell, William, manage/ James Baylis 
 k Co., res Daven]K>rt Koad. 
 
 Campbell, W. A., clerk of as-size, co. York, 
 res e s Avenue UoatK nr Hloo:, Yorkville. 
 
 Carapton, U. H., butolier and pork packer, 
 167 King w. li 96 Adelaide w. 
 
 CAMFTON, THOMAS, ginger beer manu- 
 facturer, l;>^ York, h 96 Adelaide w. 
 
 Campton, Thomas, bntclier, 133 Yock, h 06 
 Adelaide w. 
 
 CANADA COMPANY, Hon. W. R. Kobin- 
 son and Hon. G. \V. Allan, coniniissiouers, 
 n s King e, cor Froderi(:k. 
 
 CANADA FAUMEU, (s.-nii-montlily), Olobe 
 Printing (Jonipuny publishers and props, 
 26 & 28 King u. 
 
 CANADA INLAND STEAM NAVIGA- 
 TION CO. 'S OFFICE, N. Milloy agent, 
 8 Front e. 
 
 CANADA LANDED CREDIT COMPANY, 
 Lewis Moffutt, presdt ; Hon. W. P. How- 
 land, vico-prcsdt; John Synions, secy, 22 
 King e. 
 
 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO., E. 
 Bradburne, agent, Whiteniore's bigs., 
 Toronto. 
 
 CANADA PERMANENT BUILDING & 
 SAVINGS SOCIETY, Joseph D. Uidout, 
 presdt ; Peter Paterson, vice-presdt ; .1. 
 Herbert Mason, secy, k trcas.. Masonic 
 Hall, Toronto. 
 
 CANVDA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 
 Bay, cor Richmond. 
 
 CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, 
 Hon. Wm. McMaster, i)resident, 
 Henry S. Howland, vice-president, R. J. 
 Dallas, cashier, Yonge. cor Colborne. 
 
 CANADIAxV BAPTIST, weekly, (Thurs- 
 day), H. Lloyd, editor and proprietor, 11 
 King w. 
 
 CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., M. H. Irish 
 agent, 57 Yonge. 
 
 CANADIAN FREEMAN, J. G. Jloylan, 
 editor, and proprietr)r, 74 Church. 
 
 CANADIAN INSTITUTE, President, Prof. 
 H. Croft, D.C.L., F.C.S., 44 Riclimond e. 
 
 CANADIAN JOURNAL of COMMERCE, 
 E. T. Bromfield & Co., publishera, 48 
 King c. 
 
 CANADIAN LOD AND EMIGRATION 
 COMPANY, of London, England. C. J. 
 Blomtield k Co., publishers, 48 King e. 
 
 CANADIAN MERCANTILE TEST, pub- 
 lished fortnightly, John Kerr, editor and 
 proprietor, British A. Assurance bigs. 
 Court, cor Church. 
 
 CANADIAN PHARMACEUTICAL 
 JOURNAL, J. M. Trout publisher. Daily 
 Telegraph office, Bay, E. B. Shuttleworth 
 •ditor. 
 
 CANADIAN MONETARY TIMES, A 
 INSURANCE CHRONICLE, Robertson 
 k Cook publishers for the Com])ttny, Bay 
 nr King. 
 
 CANADIAN STOVE WORKS, J. O. 
 Beard k Sons, Esplanade opitosite N. K, 
 Station. 
 
 Canavan, James B., h 92 Spndinuave. 
 
 Canavan, John, barrister, 68 King e, h 
 Murray. 
 
 ( 'anavan, Michael, laborer, h .'57 Moria w. 
 
 Canavan, Wm., law student, bds 92 Spadina 
 ave. 
 
 Caness, Nichol, brush maker, h 407 Little 
 Kichmond. 
 
 Canhani, Miu, midwife, h 7 Duchess, 
 
 Cann, Samuel S., millinery and (ln-s.smak- 
 iug establishment, 388 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Ciinnen, Mrs. Alice, (wid.), dressmaker, h 
 212 palace. 
 
 Canning, J. P., .salesman, 33 to 37 King e, 
 bds 196 Centre. 
 
 Cannon, P., cuuehman, h 46 Centre. 
 
 Canute, George S., printer Leader oflice, 
 bds 17 Richmond. 
 
 Capon, W. B., dealer in decaleonianic mater- 
 ial and stencil plate cutter 199 Yonge, h 
 69 Queen e. 
 
 CAPREOL, FREDERICK C, president 
 Huron k 0. S. C. Co., 16 k 18 Wellington 
 w, h 25 Wellington w. 
 
 Capreol, James L., law student, lids 25 
 Wellington w. 
 
 Coradie, Mi's. Alary, (wid), housekeeper, h 
 118 Yonge, 
 
 Cark-rry, Mrs. Catherine, (wid James), h 32 
 Dumnier. 
 
 Corbould, Charles, law student, bds 10 Ger- 
 ard. 
 
 Corbould, Gordon, bds 10 Gcrrnrd. 
 
 Carding, Mrs. llonora. h 84 Pine w. 
 
 Carfrae, Mi-s. T., (wid), h 34 S.ott. 
 
 Carkeek, Ai-thur, machinist, h 81 Colborne. 
 
 Carkeek, Mrs. Charlotte, prop, Carkeek's 
 Hotel, 81 Colborne. 
 
 CARLAW, JOHN A., cashier G.T.R., 
 oflice Union depot, h 207 Jarvis. 
 
 CARLESS, JAMES, de|Hisiiory U. C. Bible 
 and Tract Soi-iety, 102 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Carleton, Robert, porter Union Station 
 Hotel, York. 
 
 CARLISLE, GEORGE W., prop of Terrapin 
 restaurant, 87 & 89 King e, h .same. 
 
 Carlton, Alex., carter, h 23 St^mley. 
 
 Carlton, Robert, grocery, next 205, h same. 
 
 CARLYLE, JAMES, M.D., principal Boys- 
 Model School. 
 
 Carlyle, John, (Greig & Carlyle), h 63 On- 
 tario c. 
 
 Carlyle, Mrs. Morgaret, (wid David), h 234 
 Queen e. 
 
 Carlyle, Wm. , corpenter, h 236 Queen o. 
 
 Carmichacl, Alex., book-keeper, bds 9 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 
ETAJir TIMES, d! 
 liONWLE, Kobortson 
 for tlio CoinjMHiy, Bay 
 
 E WORKS, J. a. 
 lanade oi>i>ositu N. R, 
 
 92 Spndinii ave. 
 lister, 68 King e, li 
 
 •orcr, \\ 57 Mnria w. 
 luilfiit, bds yj Miiadina 
 
 h milker, h 407 Little 
 
 fi", li 7 Duchi'ss. 
 lliiiery and dn-ssmak- 
 a88 Yon^c!, Ji same, 
 (wid.), dressuiukfr, h 
 
 nan, 33 to 37 King c, 
 
 n, h 40 Centre, 
 printer Leader oflico, 
 
 in decalfoniaiiic mator- 
 cutti;r 19U Yonge, h 
 
 ^KK'K C, president 
 :o., lfi& 18 Wellington 
 1 w. 
 law student, bds 25 
 
 (wid), housekeeper, h 
 
 rine, (wid James), h 82 
 
 w student, bds 10 Ger- 
 
 Is 10 Gerrard. 
 V. h 84 Pino w. 
 1), h34 S-,-ott. 
 'hinist, li SI Colborne. 
 lotte, prop, Curkeek's 
 
 A., cashier G.T.R., 
 h 207 Jarvis. 
 dejKisitory U. {,'. Bible 
 lO'^i Yonge, h same. 
 l>orter Union Station 
 
 KW., prop of Terrapin 
 
 King e, h same. 
 , h 23 Stimley. 
 ery, next 205, h same. 
 
 M.D., principal Boys' 
 
 k Carlyle), h 63 On- 
 
 't, (wid David), h 234 
 
 ter, h 236 Queen e. 
 >ok-keeper, bds 9 Ade- 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 205 
 
 \ 
 
 Carmiuhocl, Capt., str. "Champion," h 44 
 
 Wood. 
 Carmiehael, Robert, moulder, bds 28 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Carniichael, R., cooper, 9 Adelaide c, h 
 
 same. 
 Carmiehael, Wm., elerk 67oA« Printing Co., 
 
 h Ontario cor Duchess. 
 CARNKGIK, cn A ULEvS, watchmaker and 
 
 jeweller, 1 4 King w, h same. 
 Carney, Nicholas, hi borer, h 518 King w. 
 Carney, Thomas, laborer, h r Cruikshank nr 
 
 Mutual. 
 Caron, I.. Desire, h 113 Portland. 
 Caron, Thomas, engine turner G.T.R., hSlO 
 
 King \v. 
 Carr, Charles, laborer, 158 Sayer. 
 Carr, Edward, constahli', bds 5)5 Teraulcy. 
 Carr, .lames, liiborcr, 1 Trinity. 
 CARR, JOHN, city elerk, h 23, Denison 
 
 ave. 
 Carr, M rs. chiir woman, h Simcoe, bet Front 
 
 and K.s]ilanade. 
 Carr, Robert, fireman, h Douro. 
 Carr, — — , insunince clerk, lids 151 ("hurch. 
 Canictk. Mrs. Margaret, (wid Andrew, jun.,) 
 
 baker, h 40 Ri<'hmond w. 
 CARRIE, ROBERT, (l)obbie & Carrie), h 
 
 224 Victoria. 
 Carrier, Wm., clerk, bds fid Teraulcy. 
 Carrigan, James, laborer, Roughcast Row, h 
 
 r 250 Palace. 
 Carrigan, .lohn, laborer, h 144 Beech. 
 Carrique, Jeremiah, shoemaker, h C9 Col- 
 borne. 
 Carrol, Robert, builder and contractor, h 
 
 Sheppitrd e s. 
 CAKR(»LL, CHAREES J., barrister. Ma- 
 sonic Hall, 18 Toronto, h 64 North, 
 
 Yorkviile. 
 Carroll, C. H., salesman, bds 342 Yonge. 
 Carroll, Daniel, tailor, h 68 McMahon. 
 CaiToU, Mrs. Eliza, (wid George), h 296 
 
 Queen e. 
 Carroll, James, tinsmith, bds 22 McMahon. 
 CARROEL, JOHN, suiwrintendent Lcculer 
 
 ollice, 172 Berkeley. 
 Carroll, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Wm.), h 623 
 
 Little Richmond. 
 Can-oil, Mrs. Mary, (wid Robert), h 21 
 
 McMahon). 
 Carroll, Mrs. Mary, fish dealer, h r 77 Stan- 
 
 ley. 
 Carroll, Mrs., h 15 Centre. 
 Carroll, Nicholas, laborer, h Huntley, nr 
 
 Isabella. 
 Carroll, Patrick, lather, h 61 Cedar. 
 Ca.roU, Thomas, carpenter, bds 15 Centre. 
 Carroll, Wm., laborer, h7 Cherry. 
 
 Carruthers, , Itds Black Horse Hot«l. 
 
 Carnithers, Andrew, mail clerk G.T.R., h 
 
 15 Maitland. 
 Carmthers, G. F., clerk freight office G.T.R., 
 
 bds 165 Adelaide w. 
 
 CARRUTHERS, E. M., fc CO., (E. M. Car- 
 ruthers, George Ewart and Charlea Perry), 
 props steamer " Algoma," 56 Front e. 
 CARRUTHERS. E. M., (E. M. Carruthers 
 & Co.), and wharfinger. Queen's wharf, h 
 456 Little Richmond. 
 Carruthers, John, clerk jiost office, h 107 
 
 Mutual. 
 Carruthers, John, contractor, h 14 Don. 
 Carruthers, John, laborer, h 7 llloor. 
 Carson, W., prop. Rising Sun Hotel, 632 
 
 Yonge. 
 CARSWELL, R. importer of books on law 
 and medicine, photographer, 6 King w, h 
 same. 
 Cartan, Michael, laborer, li 408 Queen e. 
 Carter, Charles, toba-xo worker, h 49 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Carter, Edmund, warehcuseninn O.W.R., 
 
 freight house, bds McGann's hotel. 
 Carter, Edwiird T., book-keeper John Hul- 
 
 lum, bds Robin.sor, House. 
 Carter, George, chair maker, h Lumley, nr 
 
 Robinson. 
 CARTER, GKORGE, barber, 25 King w, 
 
 also Queen's hotel, h 148 Centre. 
 CARTER, JOHN, i.rintcr, foreman H. Row- 
 sell's, h 10 RichnK ml w. 
 Carter, John, trunk iimker 181 King e, and 
 
 boarding house keeper 88 Bav. 
 t!ARTER, JOHN, prof, of nmsic, h 137 
 
 iSimcoe. 
 Carter, John, clerk, bds 10 Richmond w. 
 Carter John B., maj) mounter, h 200 Terauley. 
 Carter, J. cleaner, G.T.R. 
 Carter, Misses M. & A., millinery and man- 
 tle makers, 362 Yonge, h same. 
 Carter, Richard, tobacco worker, h 227 
 
 Sayer, 
 Carter, Stephen, confectioner, bds 150 
 
 Centre. 
 Carter, Wm., carpenter, h 10 Richmond w. 
 Carter, Wm., <ar])enter, 150 Centre. 
 Carto, Betijamin, fancy goods, 260 King e, 
 
 h same. 
 Carto, Mrs. B. manufacturer hair jewellery, 
 
 260 Kiiige. 
 CARTY, JEREMIAH, soap and candle 
 manufacturer, cor Queen and George, h 
 1 Carty's block, George. 
 CARTY S BLOCK, E. S. George, north of 
 
 Queen. 
 Cary, G. W., hair-dressing saloon, 154 
 
 Yonge, h 269, Church. 
 Casci, B., artist in plaster, 3 Stanley, 
 
 h same. 
 Casey, Maurice, gardener, h Pine, cor. Don. 
 Casey, Jlichael, laborer, h Strachan ave, 
 
 nr cor King. 
 Casey, Patrick, laborer, h 284 Queen w. 
 Casey, T. P., barber and hair dresser, Rossin 
 
 House, York, h 158 York. 
 Cashman, M. George, broom-maker, h 202 
 Centre. 
 
 \i 
 

 SiOG 
 
 C. E. ANDEKSON 4^ CO. 8 
 
 C«8hnmu, Mrs., (wid Timothy), h 1 42 Agnc8. 
 
 Ua«ix*r, Suniuel, h 23 Aiielaide w. 
 
 CasBcll, Mrs. Eli/abeth, (widow), h ssHydcn- 
 ham, Yorkville. 
 
 Cassell, K., drovor, li s » Svdeiilmin, York- 
 vill.'. 
 
 Casst'U, Allan, law studfiit, l»ds 519 .Farvis. 
 
 CASSEI^, liOUKllT, Ml, banister, 66 
 Church, h 517 Jurvis. 
 
 C'assels, W. (1. P., studL'iit at liiw, (Blake, 
 KeiT, & Wells), h cor .larvis iiixl Bloor. 
 
 Ciissidv, .IniiU's, tailor, h US ("hiirch. 
 
 CASSIDY. .1. J., M.L)., pliysician and sur- 
 geon, h 118 liurcli. 
 
 C'iiSiiiily, iMirh,ii'l, laltorcr, h c s Uivi-r, bet 
 (».ik and r.cMvh. 
 
 Ciissidv, I'atrii'k, cali-drivor, h 78 Albtirt. 
 
 Cassid V, Solomon, turnkey of tht; jail, h 75 
 
 Castillo, Oneida, waggon-niuker, Wni. hris- 
 
 foe s, (jliicen w. 
 Castle, Uichanl, l)ri(!klayer, h l!»7 Kli/abeth. 
 Caston, Frederick, fanner, ii '20 Isabella. 
 Cintoii, Henry I'Mniund, stuilent at law, bds 
 
 '20 Isabella." 
 (;asw(;ll, 'Wni., uoarding-house, 15;i Adolaidi; 
 
 w. 
 Catluart, Israc, laborer, h 92 Elizabeth. 
 Cothcart, .Fnines, inn-keeper, 3.")() Queen w. 
 Cathcart, .Mr.s. -M., h 42:) Ade'uide w. 
 Cithcart, ilrs. Hosaniond, (wid Hobert), li 
 
 100 i; itlmr-t. 
 Cathcart. Wni., carpenter, Ii Vaukoiij^Iinet w. 
 Ci'.ther, Ji.^eph, salesman, 31 Kin}i( e, h 35 
 
 (.Jlouco.ster. 
 Cather, Wni. .1. K.,en,^inepr, li 35f!lon<'estL'r. 
 Catherell idirhael, pop maker, bds 75 Caro- 
 line, 
 (fathers, (!corr;e, lalxn'er, h 15 .St:uilc>-. 
 Catlirill, .lohn, teamster l>. Crawlord & Co., 
 
 h 57 < 'uroline. 
 CATHItON, HOliFdlT 1'.., accmntaiit F. P. 
 
 Hiiildini^ A Saving Society, h 1(59 Mutual. 
 Caton, .Michael, laborer, li 487 Little Uich- 
 
 nif.'id. 
 CATTANACH, ALKX. .1., (Crooks, King.s- 
 
 mill k Caltanach). 
 CATTO, .lOHN, (.1. Catto& Co.), h 389 
 
 Church. 
 CATTO, .lOHN & CO., .Iry goods 59 King 
 
 opp Toronto. 
 Catton, Timothy, laborer, li cor I'ine e and 
 
 Queen. 
 Cauhvcll, .lohn, carter, h r 29 S(^aton. 
 Cnidtield, Frank, bricklayer, h 9S I'ortland. 
 CAULK INS & SANDKKSON, (.1. R Caul- 
 kins and 1*. K. Sanilerson), broom and 
 
 bruah manufactory, 434 Yonge. 
 CAULKINS, J. l{.,(Caulkin8& Sandei-son), 
 
 h 432 Yonge. 
 CAULKINS, D.E., (Sanderson & Caulkins), 
 
 h 42 Wood. 
 CAVEN, REV. W., professor E.xigeticnl 
 
 Theolog)', Knox's College, h Vietorin. 
 
 clerk Hank 
 Frank, back 
 
 of 
 of 
 
 Caven, .lohn, clerk Koyal Canadian liauk, 
 
 Ixls 4(1 Bond. 
 Cavil, Wm., builder, h 40 Magill. 
 Cawley, James, laborer, h 79 Sunmch. 
 ('awn, Francis, laborer, h 64 Elizabeth. 
 CAWTHI.'A, WM., h 91 Bay, cor King. 
 C/iXTON ri{ESS, Thomas Hill, prop, book 
 
 & j(d) ])rinter, manufacturer of parclimunt 
 
 jiaper address labels, merchandise tags, 
 
 ic. Nelson, cor King. 
 Cavley, Fnuik, discount 
 
 Toronto, ))ds Beverley. 
 Cayley, .lohn, ivs Castle 
 
 Cemetry. 
 
 Cayley, Michael, laborer, h 59 Stanley. 
 CAYLEV, HON. WM., clerk Surrogate 
 
 Court, h n s D'Arcy w Beverley. 
 Cerberry, Kennedy, grocer, 228 Sayer, h 
 
 .same. 
 CHADWUK, AUSTIN C, (McDonald & 
 
 Chadwick). 
 CHADWICK, E. M., (Beatty & Chadwick), 
 
 h 3i Mercer. 
 Chailwick, Thomas, porter, h Park. 
 CHAFFEY, K., (Chaliey & Bro.and E. Chaf- 
 
 fey k Co.), res Niagara. 
 CHAFFKV, (JEOKUE, (E. Chalfey & C"o.,) 
 
 bds 155 Voiige. 
 CHAFFKV, .lOHN, iChaffey .<: Bro.), reji 
 
 Engliinil. 
 CHAFFEV, E., k CO., (E. ChatiVy, and 
 
 (Jeorge Cliatrcy), indents .Etna, Hartford 
 
 anil Home Insuvanci! Cos., 49 Fiont e. 
 1;HAFFEY k BUO., (E. Challey and .lohn 
 
 Challey), coal and wood merchants. 
 
 Front. 
 (!halender, Kev. Pierre, I'rofesaor, 
 
 Michael's ("ollege, St. .loseph. 
 Chalkley, Hubert, porter at 81 (,'hurcli. 
 Cli.'dmern, .Mex., machinist, h 121 Elm w. 
 Chaloner, Henry, blacksmith, h 372(»)ueenw. 
 Chaloiicr, Mrs. Henry, ilry goods, h 372 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Chamliin'lain, Cliarlcs, caritenti-r, IxU 340 
 
 Yonge. 
 (."hambcrlain, Christopher, merchant, h 45 
 
 Loni.sa. 
 Chambers, Mrs. Ann, (wid Thomsis), 236 
 
 Tcrauley. 
 Cham''ei-s, .Inme.s, laborer, 1 Trinity, h 109 
 
 and 1] Sumach. 
 Cham]),,!. S., cashier (J. W. U. freight otiice, 
 
 Yonge street station, h 51 (,)ueen. 
 Champion, Wm., watchmaker, bds 99 Uich- 
 
 jiiond w. 
 CHANDLEl! k PLATTS, (.lohn Chandler 
 
 it liol)ert Platts), dry goods, millinery, 
 
 and clothing, 1()5 King e. 
 CHANDLEU. .loHN, (Clu.ndler 
 
 h 88 Mutual. 
 Chanter, (Jeorge, tailor, 7 King 
 
 ( 'arlton. 
 Chanter, Samuel, oariK'ntir, li 49 Carlton. 
 Chaplin, Wui., clerk, h 149 Vuiiauley. 
 
 49 
 
 St. 
 
 k Platts). 
 e, bds 49 
 
Cunatlian Dank, 
 
 Maf(ill. 
 9 iSiimach. 
 )4 Elizahetli. 
 ay, i;or King. 
 Hill, prop, book 
 nr of iMircliinunt 
 lurchaiidiHii tags, 
 
 cli'ik. Hank of 
 
 Flank, back of 
 
 rd) Htanlcy. 
 
 clerk Hurrogate 
 Ji-verli'V. 
 r, 228- Saycr, h 
 
 I'., (Ml! Donald & 
 
 itty k ( 'haihvii'k), 
 
 li I'lirk. 
 IJro.und K. Chaf- 
 
 CliaflVy & Co.,) 
 
 iffty it Hro. >, ni,s 
 
 (K. (lialiVy, and 
 i .Ktiia, Hartford 
 s. , 4!) Front V. 
 ('iiall'i-v and John 
 id iiiL-rchants, 49 
 
 , Professor, St. 
 
 o.st'i)!;. 
 
 t 81 (.'liurcli. 
 
 St, li 121 Klni w. 
 
 til, li a72«j>ue('nw. 
 
 dry goods, h 372 
 
 irpenti-r, ImU 340 
 
 , nitM'chant, li 45 
 
 /id Thomas), 236 
 
 , 1 Trinity, h 109 
 
 '. U. freight ollice, 
 
 ikir, IhIj* 99 Uicli- 
 
 , (.lolin Chandler 
 
 goods, millinery, 
 
 e. 
 
 li.ndler k Plutts). 
 
 ' King e, bds 49 
 
 r, il 49 Carlton. 
 19 Vanauley. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 207 
 
 •, 
 
 Chuppcll, Freduriuk, 17tb Kcgt, h r Qui-en 
 
 w, nr John. 
 Chniinian, licnjamin, watchmaker, h 2*20 
 
 Cnurcli. 
 Chapinun, Kdward J., I'll. I)., prof, minerol- 
 
 "gy> K''"'"j5y» I'niversity College, li 10 
 
 king w. 
 Chapman, (ieorge, plumber, 10,5 li lierkclev. 
 Chapman, George, ftaleHmaii, bds 36 Kich- 
 
 mond w. 
 Chapinun, John, Ntove-mounter, li 130 
 
 llerkeley. 
 Chapman, Joseph, machanist, bds 20 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Chapman, Samuel, laborer, h 118 Adelaide w. 
 Chapman, Tii(jiiia.s, jirintrr, h 2:< DalhoUMie. 
 Chappie, VV. H., printer, bds 40 Hoiid. 
 Charbutt, Anthony, C. l\ Ueid k Co. 's eigar 
 
 fai'tory, h Ann. 
 Chard, Charles, eonfeetionery and fruits 316 
 
 Yong(!, h Hr.ine. 
 Charles, .laine.s, eook Aineriean Hotel, h I04 
 
 (Jspoode. 
 CHAKLKSWOHTH, JOHN, (John Charles- 
 worth k Co.), h '2H!> Jarvia. 
 CHAULHSWOKTH, JOHN k CO., wliole- 
 
 .sale importers of dry goods and millinery, 
 
 42 .t 44 Yolige. (See advt.) 
 Charlton, Abraham, boiler-maker, h 47 
 
 Esther. 
 Charlton, Anthony, eigar-inaker, li72 Emma, 
 ('harltoii, (ieorge, li 2;") Agnes. 
 Charlton, ( ieorge, niaehini.st E. Jt .\. Mcd- 
 
 ealf, bds 42 Uiver. 
 (.!harlton, George, buteher, h 38 Don. 
 ChaiJton, Mi-s. H. M., (widow), h(i2 Palace. 
 Charlton, Henry, iiainter, h Mi N. Park. 
 Charlton, Hugh, laborer, h 340 Little Uieh- 
 
 moiid. 
 Charlton, John, salesman Hughes k Co., 
 
 bds 32 Bond. 
 Charlton, Ko!>ert, h 43 Itiver. 
 Charlton, Uobei*. laborer, h 72 Itiver. 
 Charlton, T., clean -r 0. T. I{. 
 Charlton, Win., bo( tmaker, lnls KU Sayer. 
 Chariiley, Georgia cbiiiet- maker, bds 84 
 
 King.' 
 Charters, Ale.v., dairyman, h i^lutual. 
 Charters, Thomas, moulder Solio F'ouiidry, 
 
 h 193 Eli/.;ibctli. 
 Chase, M i-s. Bridget, ( wid l^fayette), tuilore.s.s, 
 
 112 Edward. 
 Cheadle, Henjiuniii, bliieksmith, h r ;!8 
 
 Centre. 
 Cheesebrougli, Cliarles, machinist, h 81 
 
 Niagara. 
 CHEinUEH, UEV. LEON., professor St. 
 
 Michael's Ccdiege, St. Jo.sepli. 
 CHEHKLMAN, J. li.. M. A., profe.««or 
 
 natural history 'Tnivcrsity College, h 49 
 
 Hloor. 
 CHEKUY, HASPIN 1!., inop. Cumberland 
 
 House, Yonge w a Yorville. 
 Cherry, Samuel, laborer, h 113^ Oak. 
 
 Cheahire, Wm., iiapcr-haiigur, h IBl Luinley, 
 Chesnut, T. G., teacher, h 7 Murroy. 
 CHEWETT, WILLIAM, M.D.. (W. C. 
 
 Chewett k Co., and W. H. Hrown & Co.), 
 
 li College nv. nr Yoiige. 
 CHEWETT. W. C. k CO., (W. C. Chewett, 
 
 W. W. Cop|» & iL J. Clark), booksellers, 
 
 stationers, lithographer, publishers, fte., 
 
 17 and 19 Kinge. 
 ('Iieyiie. Luther, salesman, 33 to 37 King c, 
 
 h 354 Queen e. 
 Cheyne, .Mrs. K., housekeej)er Hobert 
 
 Walker k Sons, U.J to 37 King v'. 
 Cheyne, liobci t, .sah unii'ii, 33 to 37 King 0, 
 
 bds snt\"\ 
 Chidley, Henry, grain merchant, h 634 
 
 Yongi'. 
 Chidley, Robert H., engineer, bds 634 
 
 Yoi.ge. 
 Chilcott, Alfred, farmer, li 4S0 Hathurst. 
 Cliilds, Mrs. Hiuily, (wid), h 34 Alexander. 
 Childs, Will., brii'klaycr, h 1G6 Agnes w. 
 CHILDS, W. S., (Chil.ls k Hamilton, k 
 
 Hrown k Cliilds, iSlontreal, res Montreal. 
 CHILDS & HAMILTON, (W. S. Childs, 
 
 Champion, Hruwii, k W. H. Humillou, 
 
 wholesale boot and shoe manufactory, 7 
 
 Wellington e. 
 Chilmaii, Mattlaw, shoemaker, li 34 
 
 Hathui'.st. 
 CHIPMAX, U. J. I.', seo'etaiy and manager 
 
 Colonial Securities' Company, Edinburgh, 
 
 Ass. bilgs., Wellington w, li C*iurcli w s, 
 
 nr liloor. 
 Chisliolin, Alex., der^, 98 Hoiid. 
 Chisliolin, A., porter 5 Wellington, h 
 
 Yietoiia. 
 CHISHOLM, A T., inauager news depot G, 
 
 T. li., bds UoBsin Hou.s<>. 
 CHISHOLM, C. !{., news depot G. T. K.. 
 
 res Montreal. 
 Chisholm, Daniel, .salesman, 105 King e, bds 
 
 Hond. 
 CHISHOL.M, THOMAS C, commission 
 
 iiieieliiint, 88 Front e, h 60 Mutual. 
 CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, otii.'e, Hev. W. 
 
 J.ll'ers, D. 1)., editor, 80 Kinge. 
 Christian, Mrs. Mary Anne, (wid. Daniel), 
 
 h 15 Vii;toria. 
 CHRISTIAN, THOMAS, mathematical and 
 
 tilegra|ili iiistinmeiit maker at 27 Ex- 
 
 eliHivi;--, il 115 Victoria. 
 (liRlSTIAN r.lIOTIIKRS' SCHOOL, Kev. 
 
 Hrother Arnold, priniipal, Hathurst, be- 
 tween Adelaide and (Jui!en. 
 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' ACADEMY', 
 
 Hev. Brother Arnold, prinei})al, 98 to 102 
 
 Nel.son e. 
 CHRISTIAN, BROTHERS' SCHOOL, Bro- 
 ther Seraphin, principal, McDonnell 
 
 Square. 
 CHKlSTli;, ALEX., accountant, commis- 
 sion house and patent agent, 34 King e, h 
 
 9 Cruickshaiik. 
 
208 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 (Ihriitie, A. J., clerk CrookB, Kingstnill and 
 
 Oattaimuh, h 47 King «. 
 Christ'e, Alexander U., lumlx-r murchnnt, h 
 
 287 King w. 
 Christie, Henry, clerk, 25 Kitige. 
 Christie, James, Coniinis. Dcpt., h 90 Mil- 
 
 tual. 
 Christie, James, landing waiter, h 207 Hope. 
 Christie, John, luhorer, Tecuniseth, eor 
 
 Adelaiile. 
 ChriHtie, Uoliert, carpnter, h College, nr 
 
 Robert. 
 Christie, Thomas, laborer, h Eliziilx'th, nr 
 
 South I'urk. 
 Christie, Wn»., commission agent, b(l8(!lifton 
 
 Houst.'. 
 Christie, \Vu\., wholeMali! biscuit manufac- 
 turer, (i'Jti Vonge, li Hiime. 
 Christmiis, Josejili, liilxin'r, h 30 Melinda. 
 Cliristopher, .lames, conductor (}. T. II., 
 
 Simcop. 
 Church, Mi-s. Catharine, seamstnsH, h 21 
 
 Agnes. 
 
 cHui;cii 8Tuf:kt ouanok hall, a 
 
 Church. 
 Church Street wharf, Scott k Gorrie, props, 
 
 Hiplanade foot of (^iiurch. 
 CHURCH S( KM l-yPY'S OFFICE, Diocese of 
 
 Toronto, W. P. Atkinson, Sec, 7t) Kinge. 
 Churchill, Miss ("., head mistress I'hoebe 
 
 street school, h St. Patrick. 
 Churchill, Mrs. B., washerwoman, h 48 Hond. 
 Churchill, Thomas, h 84 St. Patrick's. 
 Churchward, Robert, cari)cnter, h Agnes w, 
 
 nr Terauley. 
 City Arms Hotel, R. Creates, prop., 36 West 
 
 Market. 
 City Bank of Montreal (Branch), John Moi-t, 
 
 manager, 64 and 66 Bay cor Wellington w. 
 CITY BATHS & GYMNASIUM, Donald 
 
 Grant, superintendent, Adelaide w nr 
 
 Yonge. 
 C;iTY LARDER DINING ROOMS, J. 
 
 Ick Evans, prop.. Post Office lane. 
 <.;ITY REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, (diaries 
 
 Lind.say, Registrar, Royal Insurance 
 
 buildings, 1 Wellington e, h 171 Church. 
 CITY WEIGH HOUSE, nr St. Lawrence 
 
 Mar.''et, C. Fisher weigh master. 
 CLAMl'ET, MRS. ANN, charwoman, h 2 
 
 Charlcb 
 Clancy, Ja.nes, employee Rolling Mills, h 
 
 Pine. 
 CLANCEY, JAMES, laborer, h331 Quefn e. 
 Clapp, John C, engineer liay street fire 
 
 engine, h 55 Adelaide w. 
 Clare, Samuel, writing master, h 74 Elm w. 
 Clark, Alex, fireman N.R.C, h 1 Baxter's 
 
 row, Vanauley. 
 CLARK, ALLISTER M., barrister, 3 Wel- 
 lington chambers, res cor William and 
 
 Avenue road, Yorkville. 
 Clark, Mrs. Ann, (wid Andrew), boarding- 
 bouse, 4 Spadina ave. 
 
 CLARK, ANGUS, fT. k A. Clark), 53 Wei- 
 
 lington e, Ms (Queen's Hotel. 
 Clark, Arthur D., with P. M. (Uark, 05 
 
 King w. 
 CLARK BROS., carriage makers, 161, 183 
 
 & 155 York. 
 Clark, Misa Clara, Ist assistant Girls' Model 
 
 School. 
 Clark, Mrs. E., seamstress, h Sumach nr 
 
 P -h. 
 Clark, Khenezpr, tailor, h 55 North. 
 Clark, Francis, musician, h 69 Albert. 
 Clark, C,eo., sexton St. .lames, h '2H Louisa 
 Clark, G. S. W., book-keeper, bds 16 Front 
 C;iark, (J. W., h n s ScoUard, Yorkville. 
 C'lark, Henry, lalwrer, h 19 Emily. 
 Clark, Henry F., Htndent-at-law,h Yorkville. 
 CLARK, HENRY J., (W. C. Clicwett & 
 
 <'o. ), h Sherliournc, nr Bloor. 
 Clark, H. 1)., grocer, 95 Church, h same. 
 CLARK, J. k A., (Jimiesan.i Angus Clark), 
 
 C'lmmission merchants, 63 \Velliiij,'ton e. 
 CLARK, .lAME.S, (.1. & A. Clark), 53 Wei- 
 
 lington e, bds Queen's Hotel. 
 Clark, .lames, carpenter, h iK'tween Yonge & 
 
 Gwynne, Yorkville. 
 (Mark, James, nho<'maker, h 35 Cherry. 
 Clark, James, law ilerk, ImIs 4(1 Bond. 
 Clark, .lohn, salesman, h7 Charles. 
 Clark, John, lalxirer, h 19 Stanley. 
 (Mark, John, prop. Elyseum saloon, 173 
 
 Yonge. 
 Clark, .losepli, marine store, 14 Adelaide w, 
 
 h same. 
 Clark, Miss L. seamstress, h 21 Cruickshank. 
 ('lark, Mrs. Marg't, (wid), retired, h 46 Ik)nd. 
 Clark, Mrs. Jane, charwoman, h 58 Duke. 
 Clark. Patrick, compositor Globe, h 144 
 
 Bee.h. 
 (Mark, Patrick, laborer, li 85 South Park. 
 Clark, Richard II., cutter 165 Kinge, h 10 
 
 Bond. 
 (Mark, R. P., grocer. King w. 
 (Mark. Richard, shoemaker, h r 61 tjueen w. 
 (Mark, S. B., senior clerk (.'ourt ('ommon 
 
 Pleas, Osgoode Hall, h 8 Gerrard e. 
 CLARK, S. C. DUNCAN-, k CO., agents 
 
 for sale of Motts' lubricating oil ; gen agta 
 
 Lancashire Ins. Co., 96 King e. 
 CLARK, S. C. DUNCAN-, ((S. C. Duncan- 
 Clark k Co.), h 76 Beverley. 
 (Mark, Thomas, shoemaker, h 33 ("hurch. 
 Clark, Thomas, confectioner 179 King e, h 
 
 162 Victoria. 
 Clark, Wm., cab-driver, h 156 York. 
 CLARK, WM. MORTIMER, barrister, 48 
 
 King e, h cor King and John. 
 Clark, W., moulder Wm. Hamilton k Son. 
 Clark, W. A., supt Parson Bros., h cor Don 
 
 and River. 
 Clark, Wm. C, moulder, h 111 Berkeley. 
 Clark, Wm. H., clerk, bds 40Cariton. 
 Clark, W. S., clairvoyant physician, h 142 
 
 Berkeley. 
 
Clark), 63 Wei- 
 .tcl. 
 ». M. Clark, 05 
 
 mkcrs, 161, 1S3 
 
 nnt Girls' Model 
 
 I, h Huinach nr 
 
 5 North. 
 
 est AllnTt. 
 
 ii's, li 2t* Louisa 
 r, bils 1(1 Front 
 
 i, Yorkviile. 
 
 Kmiiy. 
 
 Ihw.Ii Yorkviile. 
 ('. Chewott & 
 
 oor. 
 
 wrc.h, li Hnnic 
 nd Aiiffiis Clark), 
 3 \Vclliii;,'ton e. 
 
 Clark), 53 Wel- 
 
 tel. 
 Iivlwi'i'n Yonge & 
 
 1 35 ( !herry. 
 s 4(i lloiul.' 
 Ciiurlcs. 
 Stiinlcy. 
 uni stilooii, 173 
 
 ',14 Adeliiide w, 
 
 I 21 Cruiekslinnk. 
 otire(l,h 4(J liond. 
 iin, h 5S Duke, 
 r Globf, h \4i 
 
 if) South I'nrk. 
 165 King e, h 10 
 
 w. 
 
 , h r 01 Queen w. 
 
 : Court C'omtnon 
 
 Gcrranl e. 
 ■, & C(J., agents 
 :ing oil ; gen agta 
 ing e. 
 
 , ((S. C. Uuncan- 
 rley. 
 
 h 33 Church, 
 er 179 King e, h 
 
 156 York. 
 
 KU, iiarrister, 48 
 
 Fohn. 
 
 }ianiilton k Son. 
 
 Mros., h cor Don 
 
 I 111 Berkeley. 
 40 Carlton, 
 physician, h 142 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 f 
 
 J. BRIMER, 
 
 Merchant Tailor, 
 
 ri VoiiKo street. EuMt Nlilo. 
 
 (riKsT Kiortr. s<»i in hk <jrKKN' sTnBF.T), i 
 
 ifi>ia'i>5{fip^i>a 
 
 *-«»#«« *^*^^ ^^^-^-^^ 
 
 ASSOBTMEHT OF C^OO0S 
 
 ALWAYS ON HAND. 
 
 W. MILI.lCHAMrS 
 
 PROVmOIAL FIRST PRIZE, 
 
 ^old j^ilvrr aud ^tii 
 
 PLATIX4J WOKKS. 
 
 80 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO. 
 
 .Ml kiiiils of ( iuriiigi' mihI lliuuiss I'luliiig 
 
 ijonc to oiiirr. .M.su niMiiuriK'tinri' nl' Will- 
 
 iliiw ami .Show ( iisr hiviilini;' Miir>. 
 
 DEALER IN OILS LAMPS, &c. 
 
 WORN Ot'T KI.KCTKO-PLATKi) W.\RK KKPLKMSIIKn KQl Al TO NEW. 
 
 o-Eoi^ca-E A., ao3:.i-.iss, 
 WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, 
 
 V0X(;K STRKKT, 4 IMMIIJ.^ ABOVK MI.OOU, VOHKVILLI'.. 
 
 \.B. - K.xcliiKiv>ly wliolcKHlf, iiiiil none l>ul lir»t-i-lti<«Cig»»r-n. ♦*"" J<Qm»tiiil)<*r1 lie place, 
 Yoiige stii'ft, lour (li'oi-s iiliovf llloor >ti('ct, Yorkviile. 
 
 ROBERT CARMICHAEL, 
 
 G^ E IV K Pt ^.. I^ O O O f» E 
 
 No. 9 ADELAIDE STREET EAST, TORONTO, ONT. 
 
 .*•*■ 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 FIRE AND MARINE 
 
 No. 49 Front Street East, 
 
 Next door to F. A C. Perkins & Co. TOIE^yOIsrTO. 
 
 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY 
 
 OF k:a.r,tfor,i3. 
 
 CAPITAL, $3,000,000. ASSETS, $5,052,880 19. 
 
 fire lEsurance iom|iaay 
 
 OF HA-UXFOnO, 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1810. 
 
 CAPITAL, $1,000,000. 
 
 AssKTs. $f,»o«.*>'>o ;o. 
 
 . CHAFFEY c& BROTHER, 
 
 lefttori in Coal 
 
 Ofiko and Vaid-\o. 4t) FKOM' ST. EAST, 
 ISTEXT TO K, CHAFFl^Y & COS. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTOIiY. 
 
 
 it, 
 
 OISTTO. 
 
 lOMPANY 
 
 ,052,880 19. 
 
 V 
 
 }j,»o«.»>eo )». 
 
 ER, 
 
 \ 
 
 EAST, 
 
 & COS. 
 
 Clarke, Alfrcl, cleric 0. W. K. freight odic-' 
 
 Yoii^,! St. station, bds Widinar Hall, 102 
 
 I'lilace. 
 Clarke, Charles, trank foreman 0. W. R., h 
 
 0. \V. R. prounds. 
 Cl.irki!, David, shoeinuk.ir, bds 80 Colborno. 
 Clarke, Mrs. Ellen, (wi.l Uiehurd), h 102 
 
 Victorii. 
 Clarke, (ieorge, eab prop., luKiiig w, n s w 
 
 ISnuit. 
 Cl.irke, Mrs. KUen, (wid Patrick), h 1G6 
 
 IL-eoh. 
 CL.VHKK, 11. E., trunkiniker 103 King 
 
 w. 1' 25 (!)uld. 
 Clarke, II 'iirv, iiiborer, li (''cil iir Huron. 
 CL.VitKK, KilllDKliK K, b;):)ts .shoes and 
 
 trunks, Kil King e and 8(3 Vonge, h 40 
 
 C-irlton. 
 Cl.irke, .lames, t(!legrai)h o^wrator U. T. R. 
 
 ollie.', b.ls 4:j;i Kin.^ \v. 
 Clarke, .lames, luboicr, liOlO Kini,' \v. 
 Cliii'ke, ('apt. .lohii, retiri>l, Widnier Hall, 
 
 I'al.li'e. 
 Clarke, .lolin, .shoeine.ker, bJsClii'ton House, 
 
 (.'olliinie. 
 Clarke, .lolin, laborer, h .')!) Vietoriu. 
 Clarke, .foliii, blai'ksmitii, h 405 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Clarke. .1. 1'., Mus. IJac, h 'Jnd d n .s Hloor 
 
 V. Yorkville. 
 Clarke, .bn •ph.nrirble-eutter 4l54 Yoiigo, bds 
 
 5.'> .N'orlli. 
 Clarki', .losejh C. , gro 'i-r, 13G King w, h 
 
 sam '. 
 Clarke, Jli.ss M. A., b.)arding-house, 100 
 
 t.'hureh. 
 Clarke, liii'hard, siioeniiiker, ImIs .')(? Lonsia. 
 Clarke, Uiehanl, shoemaki-r, bd.s aii 'IVr.iuley. 
 Clarke, ."^c.ymour, brakuhiaii 'i. T. U., h HI 
 
 Ter.iuley. 
 Clarke, Tliomas, f^onfe-tioner, h SI .Mbcrt. 
 Clarke, Tiiom is, .slioemakr-r, 3;{ tHuireli, bds 
 
 New Uominion Hotel, h Colborne. 
 CLAUKK, ItKV. W. F., editor (Jannda 
 
 Fariivi; adibuss daaadii Ftirm'r otlice. 
 Clarke, \Vm., shoemaker, h I'M Queen \v. 
 Clarke, W'ni. II., manager, 131 King e, bds 
 
 40 Carlelou. 
 Clarkin, llernard, groeer, 23 (,)ueen e, h .same. 
 Clark.son, 11. K., (Thomas Clark.son tt(.'o.), ii 
 
 3'1 William. 
 Clarkson, Thos.. elerk I'. Piper, h 3.1 Ann. 
 CLAKKSON. THOMA.S. (Thomas Clark.son 
 
 & Vn.), h 'J7'J Kinge. 
 CLAHK.SO.N. TDOMA.S, k (0., (Th.uniis 
 
 Clnrkson & H. H. Clark.son), prmluee com- 
 
 nii.ssion merihants, 83 Front. 
 Cluud. Uol»erl, builder, h :537 Little Hieli- 
 
 mond. 
 Clayton, Oeorge If., jiainti'i. It s .s William, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 (.'laxtnn, liobcrt, Inborer, h 11 Cherry. 
 Claxtoit, Thomas, intdodeon tuner, h 30 
 
 Mutual. 
 
 u 
 
 Clcary, ilugh, assistant book-keeper 15 
 
 Wellington e, bds 131 ('entre. 
 Cleary, John, laborer, h r 211 Pulaec. 
 ! Cloary, Miehuel, inu-keeper, 2 Renfrew, cor 
 I Queen. 
 
 j Cleary, Airs. Jane, (wid Hugh), h 131 
 I ( 'entre. 
 j Cleury, .Samutd, earpenter, h 147 Centre 
 
 (,'lcarv, Walter, h 13 Cro,s.s Lane. 
 i Cleary, Waiter M., hotel-keeper, 202 Queen 
 
 w. 
 , Cleary, Wm. W., (Thomas Steele i Co.), bds 
 
 UU'Shuter. 
 I Clegg, .loseph, shoemaker and gi'oeer, 52 
 Teniuley, h same. 
 Cleg;^', .bhsejih, shoemaker, h 50 Louisa. 
 ] Clegg, Thomas, fruit store, 227 King e, h 
 
 same. 
 \ Cleghorn, James C, manager Taylor's oyster 
 and fruit dejiot, 94 Yon'.;e, h siine. 
 CLKLAXI), HOHEliT, (Hoskins k Clel- 
 
 and), h 5.') I.sabella. 
 Clenii'nt, .bilin, earpei!ter, h ItiO Hathurst. 
 Clenn'uts, (.'liarles, s;Tg,'ant Hu.ss.ir.s, bds .502 
 tjueeii w. 
 I <.'lements, Charles, laborer, h eor Pine and 
 
 l)(m. 
 I Clements, Ccor^;!', carpenter, li .339 Little 
 liiidimond. 
 Clements, Henrv, laborer, Ii li.") Don. 
 j CLKMF.NT.S .lOHX, buil.bT, j.n.p. Atlas 
 Wood works ; door, khsIi, blind, planing 
 ; and .sawing mill, Front o\>\> C^iueen"s Hotel, 
 h same. 
 CLKMKNTS, T. & C, (Thomas and Charles 
 i Clements), i-arpenters and joiners, 37 k 3!> 
 ' Nelson w. 
 
 i CLFMKNTS, THOMAS, (T. k f. fhrn- 
 cnts), h 2'J Nel.son w. 
 Clement, Wm., earpenter, li 188 Adelaide w. 
 Clements, Wm., earpenter J. Clements, h 
 384 Adidaide w. 
 i Cleiu'li, K. C., printer Telcijraph, bds 98 
 i Queen w. 
 ' Clendinnii.g. .lames, lalmrcr, hllO Duehess. 
 
 Cleugliton, .S., titter, (!.T. 1{. 
 , CLKVKLAN'D, J. P., M.D., PUIV.VTK 
 I COLLKtiK, 133 Viitoria, h .same. 
 CLLVKL.AND, JOHN, shoenmker. 143 
 Adelai.li' w. 
 j Clewes, .bdin, tinsmith & plumber, Yonge, 
 I Yorkville, Ii same. 
 ; Clewey, Diivid, book-keejier, bds 8S Bay. 
 
 Clilford, Mrs. Ann, (wiil \Vm.), h 55 Vietoria 
 ' Clittord, Daniel, laborer, h r 84 .Stanley. 
 t Clifford, .lohn, niaehinist, bds Summer- 
 I ville's tavern. 
 
 • Clilford, Miehael, laborer, bds h r 84 Stanle» 
 i Cliiltird, .M. J., elcrk Dun, Wiman k Co., 
 
 h 121 Sinieoe. 
 I Clilfor<l, .Mrs. K. W., tailoress, h 1)3 Yie- 
 ! toria. 
 
 ; Clifford, Kiehard W., timekce|)cr Jacques 4 
 I Hay), h 93 Yioturia. 
 
210 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.*8 
 
 il 
 
 CLINDINNING, JOHN A., boat-builder, 
 
 a 8 Esplanade, cor Scott, h 60 Duchess. 
 Clindiiining, Robert W., printer Leader 
 
 otfice, h 118 Parliament. 
 Cline, George, shoemaki-r, h r 104 Terauley. 
 Clink, John, carpenter 618 Yonge. 
 Clink, Thom.is, carpenter and joiner, h s a 
 
 New street, nr Davenport road, Yorkville. 
 Clinkunbroomer, Charles, watchmaker, 156 
 
 Qiie.in w, h same. 
 Clinkunbroomer, Ja„.es, blacksmith, bds cor 
 
 Albert and Teriuley. 
 Clodo, John, boot maker 123 King e, h 62 
 
 Terauley. 
 Closi!, Isaac, farrier, 309 Queen w, h 3071 
 
 Queen w. 
 Close, P. O. (W. & It Close), grocer and 
 
 spirit merchant, 10 Pulaite, h 61 Duke. 
 Club, Wm., checker G.T.U. freight dept., 
 
 h 543 Richmond w. 
 Clufr, Richard, shoemaker, h 15 Victoria. 
 Clnnie, D.ivid B., accountant, bds Mrs. 
 
 Curler, Bay. 
 Cluney, Mrs. Ellen, h 33 Anderson's lane. 
 Ciuakvy, Jamc-s, laborer, h 141 Sumach. 
 Clute, John, brakcman G. T. R., bds 108 
 
 York. 
 CLYDE HOTEL, J. Likens p. op., 168 
 
 King e. 
 Clyne, .lohn, carter, h 116 Pine w. 
 Clyne, Wm., groceries and provisions, 112 
 
 Caroline, li same. 
 Coudy Thomas, laborer, h Regent e s cor 
 
 Beech. 
 Coudy, .lohn, chairmaker, h 298 Church. 
 Coady, I^ichsrd, clerk T. Smith k Son, bds 
 
 Siatina ave. 
 COATK, FREDERICK W., (Wakefield 
 
 Conte k Co.), h 5 Avenue. 
 Coates, C. W., salesman, Wesleyan Book 
 
 Room, h 16 King e. 
 Coates, Hobc-rt, prop. City Arms Hotel, 36 
 
 West Markiu 
 CoaU'S, Thomas, prop. Western hotel, 648 
 
 Queen w. 
 Coates, Willis, clerk F. k E. Gunther, bds 
 
 80 King e. 
 Coatswortli, Emerson, builder, h 369 
 
 King e. 
 Coatsworth, Joseph, laborer, h 10 Pinee. 
 Cobb, Wm. W., agent Colonial Securities 
 
 Com pan V, bds liossin Iluuse. 
 Coberiii ', Wm., student commercial college, 
 
 bds 105 Buyer. 
 Cobban, Wm., book-keeper 1 King e, h 60 
 
 Walton. 
 Cob.py, Charles, shoe-cutter H. Cobley's, 
 
 bds -17 Nussuu. 
 COHLKY, liliNRY, wholesale rack manu- 
 facturer, 46 King w, h t27 Nassau. 
 Coburn, Georg ', shoemaker, h 2J9 Elizabath- 
 Cochlin, James, employee Rolling Hillf, b 
 
 ■ Park. 
 'Cochlin, Miss Hannah, h 23 Renfrew. 
 
 Cochran, Alex., prop. Lord Nelson Hotel, 8 
 
 Palace. 
 Cochran, Rev. G., Wesleyan Methodist, u 
 
 169 Peter. 
 Cochran, Kav. Thomas, h 12 Kerr lane. 
 Cochran, Wm., carter, \i 48 Centre. 
 Cochiane, James, distillers' assistant, h 80 
 
 Vanauley. 
 Cochrane, John, laborer, h 66 Vanauley. 
 Cochrane, Mrs. Margaret, ("id James) hi 92 
 
 Queen e. 
 Cochi-aiie, Thomas, carter, h 68 Edward. 
 Cocker, Rev. Wm., D.D., h 36 Bond. 
 Cockson, Stephen, butcher, lids 98 Church. 
 Codd, Arthur, clerk, h 196 Church. 
 Codd, J. A., teller Bank British North 
 
 America, h 196 Church. 
 CODDINOTON, LUTHER C, prop. Rich- 
 mond House, 29 Victoria, h same. 
 Codey, Patrick, carter, h 97 Beech. 
 Codv, Patrick, switchman G. T. R., h 26 
 
 Charles. 
 Coe, John, dry goods salesman, h Ix>uisa. 
 Coen, William H., aast ))ook-keep«r 38 King 
 
 e, bds Rochester House. 
 COFFEE, L., (L. Coffee k Co.), h 23 Sher- 
 
 bourne. 
 COFFEE, L., kCO., (L. Coffee and Thomas 
 
 Klynn),iirodurennd commission merchants, 
 
 2 Manning's bik Front. 
 Corthi, Arthur, fitter N. R. C, h 642 
 
 Buthurst. 
 Cohin, Willim., baker Coulter's, h 216 
 
 Ceniie. 
 Colby, James, carter, 75 Terauley. 
 Colby, liobert, gardener, h 14 Kerr lane. 
 Colby, Thomas, h 78 Terauley. 
 Colby, Thomas, t>alcsman, h 43 I<ouiaa. 
 Colby, Win., (winter, 12 Osgoodc. 
 COLDWELL, M()R(JAy Sarrister. now of 
 
 Fraser k Coldwell, Waii^wrton, Co. Bruce, 
 
 res same. 
 COLDWELL, WM., aast ed Globe, h 84 
 
 Seaton. 
 Cole, A. 1)., machinist, h 395 King e. 
 C')'e, George, cabinet-maker, h VM Queen e. 
 Cole, John, trunk-maker, h 8 I'ower. 
 Cole, Mrs. Catherine, (wid James), ladies' 
 
 nurse, bds r 178 SaVtr. 
 COLE, REV. HENRY J., chaplain toH. M. 
 
 forces, h 7 Douro. 
 Cole, N . Jr., conimercUI traveller, Ixhi Black 
 
 Horse Hotel, 
 ('ole, Kijhard, book-keeper, IhIs 109 Simcoe. 
 Cole, Will., laUirer, h 1^2 Hiehmond w. 
 Cole, Wm., foreman, h4 Gould. 
 Colemrtn, Arthur, builder, Hayter, h 179 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 Coleman, Charles, prop. Royal Oak Saloon, 
 
 268 Yonge, h Mune. 
 Culeman, Charles W., clerk 6 King c, h 43 
 
 Walton. 
 COLEMAN, 0., b«ker and confccUuner 99 
 
 King w, h MMue. 
 
 r 
 
 i 
 
 H 
 
Lonl NeUon Hotel, 8 
 
 ^csleyan Methodist, u 
 
 B, h 12 Kerr line. 
 
 \\ 48 Centre, 
 illers' assistJUit, h 80 
 
 er, h M Vanauley. 
 tret, ("id James) h 192 
 
 rter, h58 Edward. 
 
 .D., h 36 Bond. 
 
 t(<her, l>ds 98 Church. 
 
 1 198 Church. 
 
 Bank British North 
 
 nh. 
 
 rHERC, prop. Kich- 
 
 ctdria, h same. 
 
 , h 97 B*.-ech. 
 
 iman G. T. R., h 2« 
 
 saksmnn, h Ixiuisa. 
 It l>ook-ke«p«r 38 King 
 
 OIISV. 
 
 tree k Co.). h 23 Sher- 
 
 (L. Coffee and Thomas 
 
 commission merchants, 
 
 rout. 
 
 r N. R. C, h 642 
 
 ker Coulter's, h 216 
 
 75 Terauley. 
 
 )er, h 14 Kerr lane. 
 
 Terauley. 
 
 man, h 43 Ixiuisa. 
 
 12 Osgoode. 
 l^AN barrister, now of 
 Wati^vrtou, Co. Bruce, 
 
 , asst ed Oiobe, h 84 
 
 St, li S95 King e. 
 
 -maker, h 2!*tt Queen a. 
 
 iki'r, h 8 Tower. 
 
 ', (wid Jaro^), ladies' 
 
 »y»r. 
 
 IV J., chaplain to H.M. 
 
 vial traTcller, I)ds Black 
 
 keeper, Ws 109 Siracoe. 
 h la2 Kichmund w. 
 , h 4 Gould, 
 milder, Hayter, h 179 
 
 rop. Itoyal Oak Saloon, 
 
 t. 
 
 '., clerk 5 King e, h 43 
 
 ker and confcctiuner 99 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 211 
 
 fr 
 
 I- 
 
 <X)LEMAN, JAMES, JR., (J. Coleman k 
 
 Ron*), h 175 Unirersity. 
 COLBMAN, JAMES, (Coleman k Sons), 
 
 h 171 Dalhousie. 
 Coleman, James, clerk, h r 72 Duchess. 
 Coleman, James, laborer, h 76 Centre. 
 Coleman, John, laborer rolling mills, h Don 
 
 Mount e. 
 Coleman. John, undertaker, h 2 Beverley. 
 •COLEMAN, J. k SONS, (James Coleman, 
 
 S. Coleman k Samuel Coli!inan,jr.), cabinet 
 
 or((iin k me'ioJejn manufacturers, 66 
 
 King w. 
 Coleman, P., laborer rolHug mills, h Don 
 
 Mount. 
 Coleman, Richard, salesman Parson Bros., 
 
 61 Toronto, h 46 Oerrard. 
 COLEMAN, SIMON P., (Coleman k Ca), 
 
 h 55 Kini; e. 
 COLEMAN, S., (J. Coleman & Sons), h 6S 
 
 Kin'{ w. 
 COLEMAN k CO., (S. P. Coleman k Geo. 
 
 W. Wrtrner), hatters k furriers, 65 King e 
 
 opp Toronto. 
 Colmun, Abel H., student, b<Is 10 Osgoode. 
 Colunso, Wm., sen., builder, h 60 Uummer. 
 Colenso, Wm., bricklayer, h 50 Dumnier. 
 Coles, George, baker, 627 Yonge, h same. 
 Coles, John, trunk maker, h 8 Power. 
 Coles, Wm., curjtenter, h H.iyden n s. 
 -Colgan, John, lircman N. R. C, h 145 
 
 Bathurst. 
 Colgiin, Peter, shoemaker, h 174 Agnes. 
 <7ollan, (Jharlei, shoemaker, bds 53 Edward 
 COLLAR, MIS.S ELIZA, ladies' school, 147 
 
 Church, h same. 
 CoUard, Jo.scph, butcher, 209 Yonge, h same. 
 Collen, H., bottler 406 Yonge, h Elizabeth. 
 Collett, George, bds 33 Terauley. 
 Collett M. & Son, bacon curers, 468 Yoage, 
 
 h same. 
 Collier, C. E., h 63 Parliament 
 Collins, David, laborer, 118 Adelaide w. 
 Collins, Mrs. Ellen, (wid.), h I'lstlier nr Eli- 
 
 beth. 
 Collins, Francis, retired, bds S. S. Hayden 
 
 nr Yonge. 
 Collins, Henry A., book-keeper A. R. Mc> 
 
 Master k Bro., h 72 Terauley. 
 Collins, James, laborer, h 51 Maria w. 
 Collins, John, engineer, nutnufacturer of 
 
 brass work, U2 Bay, h 14S Tciiiulcy. 
 Colling John, photographer with 1). C. 
 
 Butchart, h Yorkville. 
 Collin*), John, laborer, h 243 Palace. 
 Collins, John, blacksmith, h 15 Britain. 
 Collins, Jo8(*])h, baggage man at Union 
 
 SUtion, h 97 Boultnu. 
 Collins, Patrick, tailor, h r 26 Anderson's 
 
 lane, 
 Collias, Philip, laborer, h 3 Scott. 
 Collins, RolM-rt, laborer, h r 17 Agues. 
 Co.iins, TiTence, plasterer, h Markham. 
 Collins, Thomas, laborer, li Pahu-e. 
 
 Oillius, Thomas, brass finisher, hi 48 Terau- 
 ley. 
 
 Collins Wm., laborer, h East 
 
 Colliss, Charles, igar maker with George A. 
 CoUiss, IhU \'onge e s bet Bloor and 
 James, Yorkville. 
 
 COLLISS, GEORGE A., JR., cigai moulder, 
 li Yonge e 8 nr Bloor, Yorkville. 
 
 COLLISS, GEORGE A. packer and 
 agent for the growers of leaf tobaccos, 
 Yonge e s, nr Bloor, Yorkville, h same. 
 (S.-e advertisement). 
 
 COLLYER, JOHN, Clifton House, 80 
 Colbornc. 
 
 COLONIAL SECURITIES COMPANY, R. 
 J. U. Chipman, secretary Eliuburgh 
 Assurance Bigs., 17 Wellington w. 
 
 Colquhoun, James P., h70Huyter. 
 
 Colquhoun, Emphy, O'Keefe's brewery, bds. 
 204 Vi.;toria. 
 
 Columbus, John, blacksmith, h 142 Peter. 
 
 Colviilc, Arthur L., bds n s Williams. 
 
 Coiville, James, U. C. College boarding 
 house, h r U. C. College, Adelaide w. 
 
 COLWELL, HENRY, lumber merchant, 
 h 414 Front w. 
 
 COLWELL, HUGH, blacksmith, bds 160 
 York. 
 
 COLWELL, W. W., wholesale luml)er mer- 
 chant. Front w bet Brock and Portland, 
 res Sunnyside. 
 
 COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND IN- 
 VESTMENT SOCIETY, Hon. John Mc- 
 Murricli, president ; John Burns, vice-pre- 
 sident ; John Rains, sec. and treas., 120 
 Yonge, h 64 Carlton. 
 
 COMaiERClAL HOTEL, Robert Wood, 
 prop., 64 and 56 Nelson. 
 
 COMMEi.ClAL UNION ASSURANCE 
 CO., of liondon, England, Wm. Westma- 
 cott agt., 92 King e. 
 
 COMMISSARIAT STAFF CORPS Office, 
 58 York. 
 
 Common, James, waiter Kossin House, h 
 136 Biithur8t 
 
 Co'iagharty, James, laborer, h 39 Maria w. 
 
 Conboy, Alias R(>l>ecca, seainstress, h 64 
 James. 
 
 Conilon, Wm., laborer, h r 108 Adelaide e. 
 
 (.'onolly, Mrs. Margaret, (wid), h 93 Ann. 
 
 Conelly, James, carter, h (Jeorge, 
 
 Confeilcration House, Thomas May prop, 
 c s York, cor Bay. 
 
 Congdon, R. D., h 5 Alice. 
 
 Conlaghty, Mrs. Mary, (wid Thomas), h 36 
 Maria w. 
 
 Conlon, Mrs. Mary, (wid Pat), h 104 Pe.'ke> 
 ley. 
 
 Conion, Patrick, drover, h 117 Parliament. 
 
 Conley, Fiuuk, laborer, h 66 VictoriH. 
 
 Conluy, J., hreraan G.T,R., h Peter nr 
 Richmond. 
 
 Conley, Peter, labortr T. k C. Clement^, h 
 Portland. 
 
n 
 
 212 
 
 C. E. ANDEKSON & CQ. S 
 
 Conlin, Henry, grain ni<'rihant, Ii 9« Diikc. 
 CONLIN, HENRY, JUN., piodiicf Ueakr, 
 
 74 Palaio, h Hanie. 
 Conlin, Jiimes, watchman rolling millM, h 
 
 209 I'ulacc. 
 ConMn, .lolin O., clerk, bds Aincricnn 
 
 Hotel. 
 Conlin, Pntriok, Inborer, li 7^4 Boulton. 
 Conlin, ratriik, h 16 Adfinidi" w. 
 Conlin, I'atrick, drover, h 117 rarlianient. 
 Conlin, I'liilip, produce dealer. l)dH 74 I'lilace 
 Conlin, Thomas, tailor, h <iO IJay. 
 Conly, James, laborer, h 94 (>eorge, 
 Connell, Deni.H, liairack aergennt. h 400 Ad- 
 elaide w. 
 Connell, .lolin, storenian, h !>ii^ Unchoss. 
 Connell, Mrs. Mary, h 109 Victoiia. 
 Connell, Thomas, carter, h 18.'} I'ailiament. 
 Connell, Wni., eonimission agent, h ss Tem- 
 perance w of Hay. 
 Coniiers, .lames, engineer f!.T. K.. h 510 
 
 King. 
 Coniiers, .lolin, laborer, h 88 Pine w. 
 Connor, Mrs. Kliza, (wid Hon. Judge Skef- 
 
 fington), h ^9 Meverley. 
 ■ Connor, James, watehmau liofisin House, h 
 
 281 Catharine. 
 Connor, James, book-binder, h 80 Klizabeth. 
 Connor, John, shoemaker, bds 56 Welling- 
 ton e. 
 (Connor, J., h Tait nr Trinity. 
 Connor, John, laborer, h Klizabetli, nr Si)uth 
 
 Park. 
 Connor, Miss Johanna, boarding-house, 97 
 
 Ann. 
 Connor, Patriek, moiilde*, h Albf^rt. 
 CJoiinor, P.'itriek, laborer, h 88 Little Front. 
 Connor, Roliert, mauagi-r 6:( King w, IkIs 
 
 121 Church. 
 Connor, Thomas, laborer ridling mills, h 
 
 Tait. 
 Connors, James, IxMikbiiider llrown Bros., 
 
 h 89 Klizabeth. 
 Connors, Jaints, machinist 0. T. H., h 150 
 
 King w. 
 Coiimirs, John, laborer rolling mills, h 99 
 
 Sumach. 
 Connors, J<din, ear|vnter, h 4.1 MeMahon. 
 iJ.innors, Michael, laborer, h King e. 
 Connors, .Stephen, carpenter, h s s Denison 
 
 Avenue bet .S Park and Hellevue .S(|. 
 Connors, Thomas, h 66 liathiirst. 
 Conolly, IJ., laborer, h r 98 (Jeorgc. 
 Conroy, James, bds 64 HathuiKt. 
 Conioy, J()liu, <'oarlimaii, h r 12 Teranley. 
 Conroy, .timciili, sec'ind-hnnd furniture 
 
 dealer, 10] Ikrkeiey, h same. 
 Conroy, \Vm., oarpeuti^r, h w s (Jeorge nr 
 
 Duchess. 
 Cons, ]{., mcsaenger fl. T. H. 
 Consudine, .lome.s, pensioner, h 216 Lnmley. 
 Constable, Mrs. Margaret (wid Thomas), It 
 
 380 gueen w. 
 CoDDtantinideit, P., M.I>., h 369 Yonge. 
 
 Constantine, Mrs. Klizabetl . (widow), li 14 
 
 Esther. 
 CONSUM Kits' (SASCOMPANVaWOHKS, 
 
 Henry Thnnij son manager, e h Parliament 
 
 bet Little Flout and Palate, olhce '10 
 
 Toronto. 
 CONVENT OF ST. JOSEPH, St, Albans, 
 
 Uev. Mother Antioiiette, superioress. 
 Conway, John, [ linter, l;ds 95 Uonlton. 
 Conway, Patiick, laliorer, li 34 Caroline. 
 Conway, Win., laborer, h r 70 k, 72 Centre. 
 Coo, Wm., wiif worker and locksmith, i03 
 
 (,'uecn w, h si ine. 
 COOCH, A. (*., Lo.)kkee|er Hryce, McMur- 
 
 rieh k Co., Ids 22 Carlton. 
 Coach, Clan nee, cleik, bds 22 Carlton. 
 Cooeh, H. J., clerk. Ids 22 Carlton. 
 COOK HUO.S , (Hiram H., John k George), 
 
 lumber iiierciiiii.'ts, 56 Hay. 
 COOK. CKOIUJE, (Cook "Bros.), bds 56 
 
 Hav. 
 
 cook, 
 
 lUv. 
 
 cook. 
 
 HI1;AM IL, (Cook Hros.), h 56 
 
 JAMES H., (ROHEHT.'^ON k 
 
 COOK), I'KOPS. "TELEtiRAl'H," h 
 
 4 Carty's blk. 
 Cook, James, watchman N.U.t'., h 85 
 
 Lumli'v. 
 Cook, .loliii, shoemaker, h 28 Nielindii. 
 COOK, JOHN, (Cook ISios.), biis .')6 Day. 
 Cook, .lohii, lumber merchant, h 3] (iould. 
 Cook, John, boiler-maker, h Little Uiidi 
 
 nituid nr I'mtland. 
 Cook, .lohii. lali(»rer, h 26 Oak. 
 Cook, .lo.sepli, carver and gilder, h 41 Agnes. 
 Cook, .loseph, ho.stlcr (Jeneial Wolfe Hotel, 
 
 34 Cliiiivh. 
 Cook, jMi.ss, mantle-nmkcr, Kiiige. 
 Cook, Mrs. Mary, (wid Wm.), h 57 Mc- 
 
 .Malidii. 
 r'(H)k, lliiliert, tinsiiiitli, bds 160 York, 
 cook, WILLIAM, (Thomas Wright & Co.), 
 
 h 23.' I'ailiament. 
 Cook, Wmi. C., h 460 King e. 
 COOKE'S CHURCH, (Piesjyterinn), coi 
 
 Mutual and Cjueeii e. 
 Cooke, Clmrlei*, carpenter, h '1 Clare. 
 Cooke, E. IL, com. trav. Angus Dallas, h 
 
 :71 Mutual. 
 Cooke, Mrs. E., h 4.')7 Little Richmond. 
 Cooke, Miss E., milliner 212 Purliument, h 
 
 same. 
 ( (toKE, JOHN, leather drewter and fancy 
 
 colored 8!iue]> skin mats muiiiifa,(.'turer, h 
 
 33 Oak. 
 Cook, loliii, V' 'i.su and laud agent, h 33 
 
 Oak 
 Coolaliiii. Patrick, cnrienter, h 97 Pine e. 
 Coolahau, Win., labun-i, 'i Hi North Park. 
 Cooliili.wi, ^Viii., locksmith Ij, I. Lulor, bd.s 
 
 97 Viiw. 
 .COOMHK, JOHN, Medical Hall, 104 Yongc, 
 
 h 156 Straidiun w s. 
 Cooney, Andrew, lu)>orer, h 46 Pine e. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTOT^Y. 
 
 213 
 
 Klizabftl , (willow^, h 14 
 
 ASfOMPANY'SWOIJKS, 
 nil niuiiiigiT, c H Parliuiiioiit 
 lit ami Talacf, oiiiiu ^0 
 
 Vr. .lOSKril, St. Allans, 
 iitioiifltf, fliiiiei'ioreso. 
 
 iiittr, Ills 95 Uoiiltoii. 
 
 lalioipr, li 34 Cnroliiii'. 
 lioicr, li r 70 k. 72 tViitrc. 
 vdikur and locksmith, 'i03 
 ie. 
 .0)kkrp|er Hrycc, McMiii- 
 
 'I'Z Carlton, 
 link, lids •2'2 i'arlton. 
 rk. Ills 22 Carlton, 
 liriini II., John k Oeorgr), 
 ;:ts, 6« Uuy. 
 B, (t'ook Bros.), luls 56 
 
 II., (Cook Hros. ), h 50 
 
 H., (Roukktson k 
 
 I'S. "TKLKtiltAlil," h 
 
 katchmau N.U.C, h 85 
 
 iiiukcr, li 28 Mclindn. 
 I'odk liids. ), liuK 5f> ISay. 
 
 icr nicrchiiiit, h :<] (iuuld. 
 
 Icriiiakfr, h Little Uiidi 
 iiiiil. 
 
 ri'r, h 20 Oak. 
 ■vcrand gilder, h 41 Amu-.s. 
 .sthr (Jiiuiul Wolle llotcl, 
 
 tlo-makcr, Kinj,' v. 
 
 •V, (wid Wni.), h 57 Mc- 
 
 isiiiitli, lids IfiO York. 
 M, (Thoniiis Wright & Co.), 
 •lit. 
 
 4tiO Kin« f. 
 
 Ucll, (I'rt'sjyturinn), coi 
 iccii e. 
 
 lariifiiter, h '1 (.'lure, 
 nil. trav. Angu.s Dallas, h 
 
 li 457 Littir Hii-linioiid. 
 uiillinur 212 I'urliainciit, li 
 
 , leather drcfwcr and fancy 
 Hkiu niutx iiiuimfai'turiir, h 
 
 1180 and land agent, h 33 
 
 k, ( nrpenter, h J>7 Pine e. 
 lalior.1, 'i Hi North Park. 
 liickKniilh L. I. Lalur, Ixl.s 
 
 N, Mediial Hall, 104Yonge, 
 I w s. 
 liiliorer, li 46 Pine e. 
 
 Cooncy, Peter, laborer, has Roxburgh, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Coonay, Thomaa, earpenter, h 57 Esther. 
 Cooney, Wm., h 196 Lumley. 
 Coona, Reuben, ear r<;)airer G.T. R., h r 434 
 
 Queen w. 
 Cooper, A., M.I)., bds 101 Church, 
 Cooper, AliVed, clerk postoflice, h St Vincent 
 
 nr (Jrenvillc. 
 Cooper, Chas., utone-cutter, h 308 Queen e. 
 COOPER, CHARLES ^V., barrister, rei.oiter 
 
 Chancery Chumbers and legal reporter 
 
 Globe, h 32 Alexander. 
 Cooper, Daniel, p.iinter, h 165 University. 
 Coo|M!r, Etlward, dry goo.ls, 139 King c, h 
 
 72 VVinohester. 
 Cooper, OeoiRe, market gardener. No. 12, 
 
 gee. 6, tp York. 
 Coojier, Henry, lireinan Leader, h 116 Saycr. 
 Cooper, Herbert, safe-maker, bds 170 Pine 
 
 west. 
 Cooper, Isaac, clerk, h 156 Getirge. 
 CO()PER, .lAMES, (Sessions, Turner &, Co.) 
 
 h 265 l^ueen e. 
 Cooper, .lolin, grocer, 420 Front w, h same. 
 Cooper, John, salesnis'i, 39 Kiiii^e. 
 Conner, John, salesman i;)9 King e, h 72 
 
 Winchester. 
 Coop«T, John, brakeman, bds 103 Saver. 
 Cooper, Johnson, carpenter, bds 107 .S*yer. 
 Coojier, John P., salesman, bJs 72 Winches- 
 ter. 
 Coo|ier, Mrs. Ann, h 170 Pine w. 
 Cooper, Mrs. Mary A., boarding liouse, 63 
 
 Q'jeen east. 
 CoJp'r, Hebeeca, (wid Wni), boarding 
 
 house, h 18 Tempei-unce. 
 (hooper, Thoniiis, dancing and music teacher, 
 
 bds 206 Ciiuivh. 
 Cooper, Will., grocer, 249 Queen e, b same. 
 Cooper, Win., carpenter, h 264 Queen w. 
 Cooper, W. .\., photographer R. Carswell, h 
 
 York vi lie. 
 Cooper, W. J., land agent, Roniain liuiMing, 
 
 h same. 
 Cootcjj, James, laborer, bds 97 Elizabeth. 
 Cope, Hcnj., werchouseiiiiin 33 Chun h. 
 Cope, Edward ({., deik Educ.ition ollice, IkIs 
 
 46 North Park. 
 COPLAND, W.\r., prop East Toronto brew- 
 ery, h 314 King e. 
 COPLEY, J., hair cutter and wig maker 238 
 
 Yoiige, h same. 
 (;opp, ("harles, book-keeper, h 6 Elm w. 
 COPP, HENKY, f.M.inan W. C. Cliewett fc 
 
 Co.'s bindery est iblishment 17 and 19 
 
 King e, h 10 Alexaiiiler. 
 Coi>i>, Walter \\., bookkeejier 17 and 19 
 
 kin,^e, h 10 Alexander. 
 COPP, WM. W., (W. C. ChcwettJt Co.), h 
 
 8 Alexander. 
 Coppin, Mrs. Hannah, h 30 Agnes. 
 Cojiping, hilw.'rd, cnrjM'nter, h 61 William. 
 Oopping, Oeorge, carpenter, h 6 Central lane. 
 
 Copping, 0. ri., R^ent iwcking-box manu- 
 facturer and caritenter and joiner, r Yonge 
 
 and Queen. 
 Corbett, James, cabinet-maker, h 94 Terauley. 
 Corbett, James, cabman, h 38 Anderson's 
 
 lane. 
 Corbett, Patrick, laborer, h 323 Adelaide w. 
 Corbett, Will., policeman, bds 165 Mutual. 
 Corbitt, Win,, wood merchant 196 Elizabeth, 
 
 h same, 
 ('orboiild, Charles, student at law, h 10 
 
 Ucrrard e. 
 C ! oran, John, laborer, cor Hathurst and 
 
 and Little Ricliniond. 
 Corcoran, Wm., laborer, h 5 Scott. 
 Cordiiigly, Joseph, painter, bds 35 Louisa. 
 Cordingly, Wm., laborer 1 Trinity, h 214 
 
 Palace, 
 ("organ, Patri-k, laborer, h 16 Victoria. 
 Coriii, Charles, sign writer 16 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Corin, John L., painter, 132i Sayer. 
 (.'orke, Alfred, clerk P. (»., h Hayden nr 
 
 Church. 
 Cornia<;k, David, printer news dept. Leader, 
 
 h Oiitiirio lane. 
 Corn Exchange, 42 St. Lawrence Market. 
 Cornell, Mrs. Jeiniimi, b 152 Cent'-e. 
 COKNELL, WM. E., watchmaker and 
 
 jeweller 150 Yonge, h same. 
 Corner, John, moulder, h 161 Brock. 
 Cornish, Charles, boot aud shoemaker, bda 
 
 240 Yonge. 
 Cornish, J. IL, boot iind shoemaker, 240 
 
 Yonge, h .same. 
 Cornisli, .loliii, laborer, h 50 Bond. 
 Corni.sh, Mrs. Louisa, (wid Samuel), h 108 
 
 lUiulton. 
 Cornish, T. W., boots and shoes, 637 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 ("OPNNELL, JOHN, prop Cornneirs hotel, 
 
 w Market sipiarc. 
 COKNOR, EDWARD, scale mai:Mfacturcr 
 
 and toltacconist, 254 Yonge, h same. 
 Coriior, Robert, boot-maker, 294 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Coir, Felix, wagou-makcr William Briscoe, 
 
 Queen w. 
 Corr, Hugh, tobacco worker, bdsSSOCbtn-ch. 
 Corr, Jus., toiiacco worker, bds 330 '"Imrch- 
 Coi-r, Matthew, toiiacco worker, h 3G0 
 
 Church. 
 Coriigan, Thomas, iiensioner, Hope nr Rob- 
 inson. 
 Co.sby, Will., butcher, h r 22 Oak. 
 Cosgrave, John. Iiook-kci'per Cosgravo i Co. , 
 
 t^U'-en w, h 281 Nii'^'^ru. 
 COSC'.HAVE k CO., [i: Cosgrave and R. 
 
 Elmsley), West Toronto ale and jMirter 
 
 brewery, (^iiecii w, cor Niagara, 
 ('osgrave & Co's ale and porter vaults, 51 ( 
 
 King e, R. Elmsley, manager. 
 C0.s(;RAVF., PATRICK, (Cosgrave & Co.) 
 
 h 281 Niagara. 
 
214 
 
 C. E.ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 i 
 
 Cosgravc, Jameg, laborer, h 184 Centrn. 
 Cosgrove, James, engineer, 61 Little Front, 
 
 bds I'alaoe. 
 Oospore, Mrs. Jane, (wid Brian), h 25 Ma- 
 ria w. 
 Cosgrovp, Owen, grocer and ho*"] kcpcr, 
 
 180 Quutn w. 
 Cosgrove, Thoma^ laborer, h 40 Bonlton. 
 Cosens, Mrs. Mur;^, boiinl'g iiou.se, 08 Shutre. 
 Costullo, James, lithograpliic printer, 17 and 
 
 19 King e, li 25 Bevern-y. 
 Costello, Jolin, liibon'r, h 139 Peter. 
 Custello, .loseuh, lithograpliic printer, 17 and 
 
 19 King e, n 25 Bcverk-y. 
 Costello, Mit'lmol, tailor, 25 Beverley. 
 Costello, Michael, jun., gilder, Ms 25 Bev- 
 erley. 
 Costello, IVtcr, pressman Dudley & Burns, 
 
 h 24 Agnes. 
 Costello, r. F., shoemaker, )j«ls Shcppard's 
 
 hotel. 
 Costello, Theophilus, lithographer, bds 25 
 
 Beverley. 
 Costigan, Jo.seph, laborer 1), Crawford & Co., 
 
 h Bright nr Sumach. 
 Costigan, Sylvester, compositor Tflegrnph, 
 
 bds 92 Buy. 
 Cottingham, fleorge, pork pucker, h 12 
 
 Church. 
 Cotton, Thomas, porter V. ()., h 100 York. 
 CotMvll, Wm., tinshop 60 King w. h same. 
 Couch, (-'larence, salesman Hice Lewis k 
 
 Son, bds 22 ( 'arlcton. 
 Couch, Bichard, builder, Sec, 132 and 134 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Couch, Wm., shoemakiT, h 236 King e. 
 Coughlin, John, laborer rolling mills, h 93 
 
 South Park. 
 Coulson, Mrs. Marj-, (wid Samuel), h 45 
 
 Centre. 
 Coulson, Ifobcrt, clerk, Ms 45 Centre. 
 Coidson, Samuel, (commercial traveller, h 45 
 
 Centre. 
 Coulter, Andrew, laborer tolling mills, h 103 
 
 Sumach. 
 Coulter, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Wm.), h 43 
 
 Ducluss. 
 Coulter, Henry, laborer, h 215 Hope. 
 Coulter, Josepii, engineer roiling mills, h 
 
 Sumach. 
 Coulter, Miuhael, laborer, h r 80 Stanley. 
 Coulter, U., rolling mills, h Don Mount. 
 Coulter, Samuel, slimMuaker, li 151 Berkeley. 
 Coulter, P., salesman Hughi-s & Co., bds 
 
 202 Church. 
 Coulter, Win., gardener, li 135 Sumach. 
 Coult«ir, Win., Uker, h 215 (Vntre. 
 Coulter, Wm., certer, h 41 James e. 
 Coulthard, John, wine & spirit merchant, 30 
 
 F'^ncis, h same. 
 Coupland, Koliert W., safe-maker J. It J. 
 
 Taylor, h 143 Berkeley, 
 Courneen, It, marine inspector B. A. Inr. 
 
 Co., h 232 Richmond w. 
 
 Course, E., tailor, bda 9 Lousia. 
 Course, Bi( hard, clerk. Ids 7 Carleton. 
 Course, li'chnrd T., chemist 44 Kinge. 
 COUliTST. FIRE HALL, one steam engine, 
 
 hrme cart and hook and ladduf, Joha- 
 
 Whitehead, engineer. Court. 
 Courtney, Henry, blacksmith, h83 Terauley. 
 Courtney, Janus, laborer, h r 135 Centre. 
 Courtney, John, laborer, h 115 Nelson. 
 Courtin, Jeremiah, laborer, h 64 Cedar. 
 Cove, John, tailor, h 107 Univtrsity. 
 COWAN, D., (D. Cowan & Co.), h 357 Jar- 
 vis. 
 COWAN, D. & CO., (David Cowan and 
 
 Wm. Sidey), wholesale provision and 
 
 CI mmissicn nKrchants, LU Church. 
 Cowan, Isaac, biok-keeper Adam Stevenson 
 
 & Co., Ids 149 Sherbourne. 
 Cowan, Jiimcs, teamster, h r IC Terauley. 
 Cowan, Mi.H. Alice, (wid Wm)., h (.9Qnten e. 
 Cowan, Robert, sLoi maker, 277 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Cowan, Robert, soap-1 oiler, li l>6 T.ittle 
 
 Front. 
 Cowan, Wm., lead-worker and glass stainer, 
 
 liM^ Bolton. 
 Cowdry, K., 2d teller Bank of Toronto, h 
 
 3.14 t,>ueen. 
 Cowdry, Tbonms, M.D., 354 Queen w, h 
 
 .same. 
 
 Cowdry, , conclimun. h 206 Bathuist. 
 
 Cowlev, John, laborer, 8 Caniden. 
 
 Cowley, S. J., Irt. de|t. G.W.H., Queen's 
 
 wharf, h 35 Ann. 
 Cowley, Samuel J., clerk O.W.R. freight 
 
 olHce, h 74 'IVruulev. 
 COWPKR, OEOBCE B., Crown Uiida Dc- 
 
 ]iartnient, St. Vinicent, nv (irenville. 
 ('ow|K'r, .lolin, watchman ti.T. R.,li Front 
 
 foot Batliurst. 
 Cow.»('r, Wm., Inborer, h 420 Kinge. 
 (OX .V COMPANY. (George Cox and John 
 
 W. (.'ox), wholesale millinery and fancy 
 
 drygoodn, 28 Wellington e. 
 Co.x, haniel, safe-maker J. k J. Taylor, bds 
 
 .16 Oak. 
 COX, ('APT. WM., prop. Black Horse 
 
 Hotel. 24 k 26 Palace. 
 Cox, Edward, /iiidmer, h 66 Oak. 
 COX, (}. k.\. y. k CO., importers of dry- 
 goods and m uiul'acturcrs of millinery, 
 
 niiintles and clutliing, 115, 117, 119 and 
 
 121 King e. 
 COX, {iKOH(;E, (O. k J. W. Cox k Co. and 
 
 Cox k Co.), h 135 Church. 
 Cox, (Jeorge, car|Kiiter, h t9 Colbonie. 
 Cox, (Jeorge, caretaker Western Assurance 
 
 (,'o., 28 (Jliurch, li same. 
 Cox, James, shoemaker, h 84 Stanley. 
 COX, JAMES, confectioner, 166 Yonge, h 
 
 285 Queen w. 
 Cox, John H., optician, 20 King e, h 5$ 
 
 Ann. 
 Coz, Robert, clerk, h 24 Elm e. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 215 
 
 Loiisia. 
 , Ids 7 Carlelon. 
 u'lniHt 44 King «. 
 LL, nne stcum engine, 
 k und ladder, John 
 r, Court. 
 
 ksniitli, hsa Terauley. 
 )rL'r. 1j r 135 Centre, 
 er, h 1 1 6 Nelson, 
 lionr, li 64 Ct-dur. 
 1(57 UiiiviTsity. 
 wan & Co. ), k U57 Jar- 
 
 , (David Cowan and 
 )le8alu pravision and 
 nts, L'J Church. 
 LPj er Adam Stevenson 
 rliourne. 
 
 ir, li r 10 Tcrnulry. 
 ill Wni)., hOQncene. 
 uakur, '277 Queen w, h 
 
 ip-1 oiler, h l»tt Little 
 
 orker and glass stainer, 
 
 r Bank of Toronto, h 
 
 I.D., 354 Queen w, h 
 
 man. h 20C IJathmst. 
 
 ■r, 8 CHniden. 
 
 deit. (J.W.K., Queen's 
 
 clerk G.W.K. freight 
 ey. 
 
 K H., Crown l^nds Dc- 
 (!ent, nr (irenville. 
 ihnian (J.T.U., h Front 
 
 cr, h 420 King e. 
 
 , (George Cox und John 
 
 ale millinery and fan(y 
 
 ington e. 
 
 iker J. & J. Taylor, bds 
 
 I., prop. IJlaek Horse 
 
 ilaee. 
 
 ucr, li 5« Oak. 
 
 (.'()., importers of dry- 
 ifacturers of millinery, 
 ling, 115, 117, 119 and 
 
 . & .]. W. Cox k Co. and 
 
 3 (Jhurch. 
 
 iter, li C9 Colbornc. 
 
 iker Western Assurance 
 
 I same. 
 
 iker, h 84 Stanley. 
 
 fectioner, 165 Yongc, h 
 
 itician, 20 King e, h fift 
 
 h 24 Elm e. 
 
 COX, J. W.. (Q. « J. W. Cox k Co, and 
 
 Cox & Co.'/, h ''4 Mutual. 
 Cox, Wni., hricki. aker, h 96 South Park. 
 COXON, GKOHGE, noda water manufactu- 
 rer, 361 Yonge, h same. 
 Coxwell, M-s. Eli/jiheth, h 12 Alice. 
 Coxwell, Mrs. Mary, (wid Henry), h s s 
 
 North I'ark. r nr Parliament. 
 Coyne, James, tailor, h 114 Nelson. 
 Coyne, Samuel, teacher, h 41 -Sayer. 
 Coyne, Thomas, hotel keejicr, 121 Queen w. 
 Coyne. Thomas J., student ut law IJuggan 
 
 k Meyers. 
 Cozens. Vincent, shoemaker, h 107 Victoria. 
 Craddock, Charles T., eiirpenter, h 367 
 
 Queen w. 
 Cradicott, Kilward, h 34 Houlton. 
 Cradock, Charles, variety store, 383^ Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Craig, Aiulrew, laborer, h 24 Klizabeth. 
 Craig, Arthur, i)orter.l. K. Smith & Co. 
 Craig, (Jcorgc, machinist, h 131 Simcoe. 
 Craig, Gcorg", turner, h r (i8 Terauley. 
 Craig, George, 1- ii^ Victoria. 
 Craig. James F., confectioner, 91 Chun;h, h 
 
 same, 
 Craig, Wni., turner, h .^0 Klizabeth. 
 Cniig Will. J , eiipiieer, r (iO .Sayer. 
 Craigie, .\ii(liew, butcher, bds 218 Terauley. 
 Craigie, J. IJ., b 94Sliuter. 
 Cramer, Misses Kmma & Mary, dressmakers, 
 
 h 50 Klizabeth. 
 Crane, James, h 17 Augustus. 
 Crane, James, gardener, li 17 Oxford. 
 Crane, Mi's. Mary, (wid. Win.), bds 79 
 
 Klizabeth. 
 Crane, Samuel, coal and wood dealer, li 103 
 
 Queen w. 
 Crang, James, mechanic, bds 38 Klzibiah. 
 Cninstoun, Win. H. T. , jirintei Ti'lniraph 
 
 ollicc, bds Koliiii.son House. 
 Cra])Ie, J., carjieiiter, bds W. Burke. 
 (Irapjicr, J., juiir., j>luinber iiiid beer pump 
 
 '.iiaker, h 104 Adelaide e. 
 CR.VrUKKN, THOMAS (Keny, <'rathorii 
 
 k Co.), res Montreal. 
 Crawford, Ale.x., clerk G.T.U., li 133 Van- 
 
 auley. 
 Crawfor.l, Alex. H., elerk G.T.H., h 81 
 
 Centre. 
 Crawford, Mian, school teacher, h James nr 
 
 Yonge, Yorkville. 
 CUAWFOKI). AN'DKKW, (l)ick.son, Craw- 
 ford k Smith), h 143 Church. 
 Crawford, Andrew, engine driver (J.T. U., 
 
 bds 148 Brock. 
 Crawfonl, Archibald, baker, 311 Queen w, h 
 
 331 Queen w. 
 CUAWFOKI), ARTHUR, Bazaar, fancy 
 
 goods, toys, china and crockery, 164 Vonge, 
 
 li. same. 
 CRAWFORD k CHOMBIK (John (Jrawford, 
 
 Q. C!., ond Ernestus Crombie, M, A.), bar- 
 risters, 9 and 10, Masonio Hall. 
 
 Crawford, C. A., h EO Pay. 
 
 CRAWFORD, D. k CO., spire mills, soap, 
 
 candles and oil manufocturur. Palace, cor 
 
 Princ'us. 
 CRAY P )RT), DALRYMPLE (D. Crawford 
 
 & C'< .1 li Isabella, cor Huntley. 
 Crawford, George, h 20 Maple lane. 
 Crawford, (leorge, bda 63 Simcoe. 
 Crawford. George. G., M. D., h 109 K;m w, 
 Crawford, Hamilton, eanienter, h 479 Little 
 
 Hi(diniond. 
 Crawford, J. C, .salesman, h Breadallmne 
 Crawford. James, laborer, h 39 Maple lane. 
 Crawford, John, butcdier, 418 Queen w, 
 
 h .snnie. 
 CRAWFORD, JOHN, Q.C., M.P. (Crawford 
 
 h Crombie) li eor Wellington and t^imeoe. 
 Crawford, John S., travelling ogent, h 8 
 
 Rread."-.lbane. 
 Crawford, J<i.shua, i)apcr bag manufacturer, 
 
 60 Richmond e. 
 Crawford, Mi-s. (Jeorge, tailoress, h 20 Maple 
 
 lane. 
 Crawfonl, Mrs. L., seani.strcss, h 391 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Crawford, Richard, butcher, h 164 Agnes w. 
 Crawford. Thomas, striker N. K. C. 
 (hawfonl, Samuel, butcher, h 41 Britain. 
 Crawford, Samuel, butcher, lOO Caroline. 
 C^rawford, Tlumias, laborer and grocery, 58 
 
 Klizabeth. 
 CRAWFORD'S WHARF, Esplanade, foot 
 
 of Berkeley. 
 Crawford, Wm., carpenter, h 112 Snadina ave. 
 Crawford, Win., turnkey of gaol, li 114 Oak. 
 Crawley, .Abriini, grocer, 00 I Juniiner, h same, 
 Cray, llicliard, laborer Tiinity, li Pine. 
 Cray, Richard, laborer, h (17 n Park, 
 ('rean, Tliomiw, cutter, h 99 Nelson i. 
 ('reemer, John, carpenter, bds W. Moulds, 
 Crcenier, John IL, carpenter \V. Alould, 
 
 h 32 Denison Av. 
 Creighton, Abraham, .slim^maker, h 31 
 
 Na.ss:iu. 
 Creighton, Anilrew, tailor, h 134 Strudian. 
 Creighton, (,'ornelius, laborer, li 8 Charles. 
 Creighton, Mis. Kiiza, (wid Samuel), h 47 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Creighton, Will., machinist, li 429 King e. 
 Creighton, Win., machinist Wm. Hamilton 
 
 k Son. 
 Creighton, Wm, h 507 Jarvis. 
 Cresswell, Frederick, a(rcountant Merrhant's 
 
 Bank, bds 208 Church. 
 Crew, lienry, |>attern-niuker Soho foundry. 
 Crewe, Hiigli S., clerk, h 78 Riclinioiul e. 
 Crey, Richard, laborer gas works, h North 
 
 Park nr Pine. 
 Creys, Isaiah, waggon-maker 8, 10 Edward> 
 
 h 10 Edward. 
 Crickmore, A. J., student Wadsworth k 
 
 Unwiii, h 84 Beverley. 
 CRICK MORE, JOHN, barrister, &c., 3 York 
 
 Chambers, Court, h 84 Beverley. 
 
216 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 I 
 
 Cridgp, Miss Mnria, h 304 Cliuich. 
 Criintnon, David, tailor, h 77 KliEahctli. 
 Crimnion, Donald, lumbenimii, bds King's 
 
 Hotd. 
 CIUK'KKR, AME.'* 'DNKY, spcwtary 
 
 and nianajj rc a; IiisiKanrn Oomii'v 
 
 of Canada, '.. ri. -or Court, h Hiwk 
 
 cor Welling, i. '^'\uk\\ 
 CllOOKKH, JA/'Kh !'i.,. Albion Hotel, 55 
 
 Kast Mdvket. 
 Crocker, .liinics W., ninehiniHi . .<<. o foundry. 
 CUOCKKIi, SYDNKY, Jr., el< ik T.-ov. Ins. 
 
 Co. ol Canada, li Urock cor Wi-llington. 
 Crocker, .1. P., nmchinist, li 265i Queen w. 
 Oockett, .lolin, laborer, h 12(;anidon. 
 ('reft. Win., k Co., nianufucturcrs of needles, 
 
 fish hooks, tarkle, &c., inii)orters of cut- 
 
 lerv, &c., 37 Odborne. 
 Croft", .lolin, laborer, h 132 IJrock. 
 CKOFT, WM'., (Win. Croft k Co.), h .122 
 
 Ceorge. 
 CKOFT, HENRY, M.A., D.C.L.. F.O.S., 
 
 nrofes.sor Chemistry University ("oUege, h 
 
 James nr Yonge, 'N'orkville. 
 (M{()FT()N, WAl/riiU C., clerk Oagoode 
 
 Hall, h 3 (Jould. 
 Crokin, Put., sailor, h 48S Little IHchmond. 
 Crokiii, Thoma.s, lal)orer, h 4'i(5 Little Uich- 
 
 niond. 
 CROMIUF,. ALEX. T., (Ridout, Aikenhend 
 
 k Cronibie), li n s Alexander e of Cliiirch. 
 CROMIUK. KKN'ESTrs, (CrawfonU Crom- 
 
 bie), h ISl John. 
 Cronibie, Mrs. Mary, li 14 Elliot Place. 
 CROMMIE. M., barrister, h LSI John. 
 Oonibie, U. !$., ledger-keeper Hank of 
 
 Montreal, bds IS! John. 
 Croinpton. Frederick, Ralesinnn, (!. ki. \V. 
 
 Cox k Co., bds same. 
 Cromiitoii, Rev. Thomas, li «S Albert. 
 Cronan, .lame.s, printer's apprentice, bds 32 
 
 Dumnier. 
 C!ronyii, Mi-s. Margaret, bds 0(1 Stanley. 
 Cronyn, .(ohn, laborer, h fit! Stanley, 
 (Yook, James, carpenter, h 110 Pine w. 
 Crooks, .\ilani, Q.C., (Crooks, Kiiigsmill k 
 
 Cattanaeli), h 41 (Jraiige road. 
 CROOKS, KINOSMILL .t CATTAXACM, 
 
 Adam Crooks, Q.C.. Nicol Kingsmill, \\.X. 
 
 and Alexander J. Cattanach, M.A.), bar- 
 risters, kc, Hdinburgh A.s.surance Inlgs, 
 
 17 Wellington w. 
 Crooks. Mrs. Robert P., (wid. R. P.), h 19 
 
 Wind.sor. 
 Crook.s, James, grocer, 12 St. Andrew. 
 
 h same. 
 CropjM'r. James, cariienter, h 80 High. 
 CroKs, Mrs. Ann, (wid Richard), 7<t Saver, 
 Crotty, Thomas, post office strnet letter col- 
 lector, h r 17 Agues. 
 Crouch, .fa.sper, (col.), head waiter Terrapin, 
 
 h 182 nisho)). 
 Crowdior, Peter, baker F. Middleton, h 
 
 Terauley. 
 
 'rowdcn, Peter, baker, h 158 King, 
 'rowdin. Win., turner, h 66 Eiehuiond w. 
 'rowden, Wm., porter Henderson k Ilost- 
 
 wick. 
 Crowe, Edward, blacksmith J. k J. Taylor's, 
 
 bds Britain, 
 'rowley, Timothy, fireman N. R.R., h 61 
 
 Esther. 
 
 K wn, Edward, keqier toll gate, Yorkvillo, 
 UOWN INN, Henry McOuiie prop, cor 
 
 ()u<en w nnd Dnndiis. 
 KOWN TIMBER, agency office. IZ Duke, 
 rown, David, fioot and shoeiiiakcr, Yonge 
 
 bet hloor and Sydenliani, \'orkville. 
 'luwii, Will., carter, h Jarvis bet Yonge and 
 
 (Jwvnne. 
 HOWTHER, JAMES. (Hell, Crowther k 
 
 Tilt), h .liirvis, cor (ilonci'ster. 
 rozier, Wm., bricklayer, 38 James, 
 nizier. Win., coaidinmn, h 28 Maple la. 
 ruickshank, Alex. D., student, bds Turk- 
 
 i.sh baths, n s Bloor w, Yorkville. 
 'ruii'k.shaiiks, Joliii, lalionr, h '.'7 Hritoin. * 
 'riii.se, v., clerk Montreal Tidcgiaph Co., 
 
 bds 140 Eli/Jibeth. 
 'nii.sc, Will., iiiittklaycr, h 240 Elizabeth. 
 luit, Win., telegi-aph operator, h 688 
 
 Queen w, 
 'niiMpton, Arthur, nlired, h Avenue Road, 
 
 Y..rkville. 
 'R'.'MPTON, HENRY, wholesale and re- 
 tail baker und ci)iire('tioiier, 171 King e., 
 
 h .same. 
 'rute, .fames, boiicrinnker, h r '1^> I'ritain. 
 'nite, .'<air.uel, boilcrniiikcr, h r -.j Britain. 
 'iibitt, .lolin Thomas, maehiniut, Jacipies k 
 
 Hay, h 48 CuMJine. 
 'ucjlii,', . Peter M., warehoUHuman, N. H. 
 
 ('., li lil3 Brock. 
 
 udtlvworth, t!co., laborer, h 120 Ibdiin^on. 
 'l!FF, H1:NRY W., provision dealer, 48 
 
 to .'12 St. Lawrence Arcade, h 187 .larvis. 
 'utr, .lohii Tlionins, butc'lier, h 161 Pine e. 
 ulhaiie, Michael, shoemaker, h lifi Rich- 
 mond c. 
 nil, Edward L., Canada Company, bds 363 
 
 .larvis. 
 
 nil, .Icdin A., agent, h 353 Jarvis. 
 nileii, I'rancis, mail carrier, h 19i'. Ade- 
 
 liii.lc w, 
 'nlleii, Mrs. M., mistrejfsCiirls' Model .School, 
 'ullen, Nicholas, cMrjienter, h e s SI. Paul, 
 ullen. Win., bricklayer, h 2:i3 Eli/a) eth. 
 'ullet'in, Bai'tli., cm])!(iyc(! Aldwell k Co. 
 'ulleton, Michael, laborer, h 5 ('liarles. 
 'iiUetoii, Patrick, wati liinaii Aldwell k Co. 
 ulleton, Patrick, labonr, h 10 Diiminer 
 nliiii, Wm., coin])ositur, 17 and li) Kinge, 
 
 h 78 Berkeley. 
 
 11 1 1 is. Will., 
 
 II, net 
 
 rolle 
 
 r Rolling Mills, Uls 217 
 
 nllinan. John, peddler, h 72 South Park. 
 illis, W 
 Palace. 
 
 .'ullivan, Mrs. Jane (wid Richard), h 138 
 Jarvis. 
 
 . 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 217 
 
 eil, li Avemu- IJoad, 
 
 vliouHcnmii, N. H. 
 
 n l'uin])Hiiy, Ixls 8S3 
 
 (I Kiclmnl), h 138 
 
 Culvorlioiisc, H., Mtniw ^ofwU nianufactnrcr 
 
 HeiiiliTnon & Hontwiok. 
 CULVKKWELI.. JOHN, i.rnctionl miller 
 
 aiut iiinniiging iiiillor, Hoyal Uuiniiiion 
 
 Milk 
 CUMUKHLANI), FRKD. R, H. A., law 
 
 student, I'littoii, Osier A: Moiw, h I'eiidar- 
 
 vis, Collejfc, n s. 
 CUMHKRLANl), KKKD. W.. MANACSINO 
 
 DlRKCTolt, NOUTHKUN RAILWAY 
 
 rOMI'ANY, h IVn.iiirviH, Coll.'Ke. 
 ('uiiil)crliiii(l, Will., pliwtcrnr, IkIs 8 .lamt-s. 
 CUMMKR, F. I)., pfodncp, (•oiiiinissidii and 
 
 luiiilicr iiiProIuiDt, 8 & 90ntairi)('lmnittt'rs, 
 
 h 32 IsaiM'lhi. 
 Ciuniiip, Miss, (lri's.miiakt'r, li 178 Kiiigw. 
 CUM I NO k WKLLS, i.luiubm and gas 
 
 fitters, 17') Kiii)5 w. 
 rutniniiig, Will. II., M. 1)., li 82 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 Cuiiiniiiigs, Tliomaa H., gardener, li 3 Bax- 
 ter's Row, Viinimiey. 
 Cumniings, Willougliliy, registrar's clerk, 
 
 Court of Cliaiicery, li l)eiiisoii, w s. 
 Cummins, 1),, boiler makers' a.ssistant 
 
 O.T.R. 
 Cummins, .1. H., iigeiit, lidi 24 Oak. 
 Cummins, Mrs. .luliii, {\y'u\. Win.), li 1ft 
 
 Ddiiro. 
 CUMMINS, SKRC.T.MA.IOR PATRICK, 
 
 T. r. F., No. 1 Station, h 122.larvis. 
 {'ummiiis, W. IJ., seaman, ii 21 Oak. 
 Cumiskey, Owen, iaiuirer, ii 12:1 'I'ecum.seth. 
 CundidI, llenjamin, iiutiher, li 42 Isabella. 
 Cunniiiglmm, Hugh, laborer, Ixis 17 St. 
 
 I'utriik's sc|uare. 
 Cuniivan, l)aiii(l, laborer, li 114 St. I'at- 
 
 riek's. 
 Cuiinewortli, Rieluird, laborer, h 24 Osgnode. 
 Cuniiiiit^liam, Daiiiil, baker, li :S1(S Little 
 
 Rii'Jiinond. 
 Cuniiim,'lia:ii, .lames, iIieekerO.T.R. Freight 
 
 Department, bds Fsther. 
 Ciiniiiiighani, .las., sawyer, li 2.15 F.liznbcth. 
 Cunningham, .loliii, li 'MW Adelaide w. 
 Cuniiingliam, Mrs. .M., boarding house 14 
 
 Shuter. 
 Cunningliani, Tlioiniw, laborer Rolling Mills, 
 
 'i 17;') I'lirliameiit. 
 Cii)|).ige, Will., chiel" elerk P. O. Inspector's 
 
 Ottiee, h l.'tl ll.iv. 
 CUPPLKS k IIUNTKR, (.loseph Cupplen & 
 
 J<ewis Hunter), managers mereantile pru- 
 
 tective a.s.soeiation, h 20 Toronto. 
 CUPPLKS, .lOSKPII K., (Cui.ples k Hun- 
 ter), li 21. "i Queen e. 
 CurL'enven .lames, bds Metro|MilitBn Hotel. 
 Curley, .Inhii, printer, h «4 iMinimer. 
 CurU'v, Mrs. Miiry, waaheiWDmiiii, h HO 
 
 lion I. 
 Curley, Tlioina.s, laborer, h fi4 Dummer. 
 Curraii, Kominiik .1., laborer, h '27l» Queen e. 
 Curfiiii, James, painter, h 130 Spadina Av. 
 Curran, James, painter, h 2 St Andrew. 
 
 Curran, James, porter O. W. R. Queen's 
 
 wharf, li 41 Hishop. 
 Curran, .lohn, cellarman west Toronto 
 
 brewrev, h 23 Bishop. 
 CI'RRAN, JOSKPH J, bairister, z.'. Kinge, 
 
 h 326 Adelaide w. 
 Curran, Mrs. Jane, (wid Wni.), 33 Camden. 
 Curran, Patrirk, groeer, 23 Shuter, h same. 
 Curran, Patriek, dairyman, h r Pine e, 
 
 nr Queen. 
 Curran, Robert, tailor, b 161 Parliament. 
 Ciirrie, Miss Annie, -voman, bds 18 
 
 Teniulev 
 
 Currie, Kdward, nie 
 
 li .')'t7 Yonge. 
 CU RRIK, JAM KS,M 
 
 h rear of shop 
 Currie, John, shoeini> 
 
 ■I. .Hit ' 'hi'.nge Alley, 
 M% . tnik'r, Neil (.'urric, 
 
 ., h C64 Sayer. 
 .■^aii.lersoii k Caulk- 
 
 -"laker, n s Espla- 
 
 Currie, John, foii-mai. 
 
 ins), h 66i f.e r. 
 CURRIK, NK ri 
 
 nade w, nr Chu.cli, h r of shop. 
 Currie, Robert, narpeiiter, h S8 Niagara. 
 Currie, Wni., laborer, bds Niagara. 
 Currie, Wm. W., salesman, G. 4; J. W. Cox 
 
 k Co., bds same. 
 CURRIKR, C. P., broom-maker iin<l prop. 
 
 Currier's hotel, 305 Yonge, h same. 
 Curry, John, tiusniith, h 11 Duke. 
 Curry, Jo.seph, teani.ster, h 117 Riehmond w. 
 Curry, Michael, boot and shoemaker, 258 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Curry, Robert, evrpenter N. R. C. 
 Cureon, Robert, book-keeper 1). I'rnwfonl k 
 
 Co.. h Mt Palaee. 
 Curtuiii, Miss Catharine, book-binder, bds 48 
 
 Terauley. 
 Curtis, John, Ciremnn N. R. C. 
 Curtis, Mrs. Johanna, (wid Richard), h 22 
 
 Queen e. 
 Curtis, Thonia.s, James Perry, bds Adelaide 
 Curtis, Will., eoinpositor (r'lnbr, h 22 Queen e. 
 Curtiss, .btnies, biieklayer, h 172 Centre. 
 Cusaek, Richard, shoemaker, ImIs British 
 
 hotel. 
 Ciishin, Rev. John, prolesor St. Jlicdiael's 
 
 College, St. Joseph. 
 Cushion. Thomas, hostler, h r63 University. 
 Cusick, Fraiieis, h 22 Bishop, 
 C'u.staloe. .lohii, J, I). Lewis k Co. tobacco 
 
 works, h F.lizabeth nr Agnes, 
 Cnstaloe, John, earpenter, h 117 Klizabeth. 
 (CUSTOM HOl'SK. 1 Front w. 
 CCSTOM HOUSK WHARF, W. Higin- 
 
 bothaiii & Co., props., font of Yonge. 
 Cuthbert, Miss F.liza, eoiifeetionery, 220 
 
 Queen e, h siime. 
 CUTHBF.RT, RICHARD, bookbinder, 42 
 
 Carlton, h same. 
 CUTHBF.RT, MLSSKS S. k J., dressmak- 
 ers, kr., h 42 Carlton. 
 Cuthbert, Simon, shoemaker, h 367 Yonga 
 Cuthbertsoii, Edward, book-kec{)cr, h 313 
 
 Parliament. 
 
218 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 liii 
 
 Cuthbertaor, Miu Mary, h 105 Victi>ri«. 
 Cutlihertflon, K. S., confectionery, 282 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Cnttell, John H., preunnm T. Cuttell k 
 
 Son, Ms T. Onttell, sunr. 
 CUTTELr., THOMAS & SON, (Thomas 
 
 sen. and jun.), hook and job printers, e s 
 
 'Chnn«c al, ror Colhornc. 
 CUTTI-ir-L, THOMAS, Si':N.. (T. Cnttell & 
 
 Son). Ii Klizilx'tlt, \f.t Au'iii'S and iMle. 
 CUTTKM,, THOMAS, .JUN., (T. Cuttell & 
 
 Son), h r 41 Trinity sq. 
 
 U'AIiLlKN, A. .J., advoonf;', Wliittcmore's 
 bigs, bds S!i!tro|M)litiin Hotel. 
 
 Dabuuy, lienjumin, tobucco worker, ii5i Cen- 
 tre. ' 
 
 Dabney, Hjnry, tobaeeo worker, h 66 Cen- 
 tre. 
 
 PACK, K., mnnufaiitnnrr and dealer in 
 boiiU nnil sliocs, 7.{ Kin^ w, li .sanif. 
 
 Pack, Win., clerk, h l.'J6 Vanauliiy. 
 
 Da la, Sti!|tlien, sho«innker, h <')8!) ('Imreh. 
 
 Dadiion, .lanifs, builder. Ii .^.3 Ann. 
 
 DiuUon, Murk, cuipcMitcr, bda 8,'{ Ann. 
 uin. .ioscpl 
 Yorkville. 
 
 ivrn:uu 
 Dain, .ioscpli, buteliur,' Bloor h h cor Vonge, 
 
 «j?ent N. U. ('. elevator. 
 
 Dalby, (Jeorge K 
 
 h 122 Uroik. 
 Dale, Mrs. Catherine, (wid Janicii), h 32 
 
 Louis I. 
 Dale, Robert, laborer, h 1 24 Agnea. 
 Dali!, Tlioiniis, laborer, h Oak. 
 Daliiy. Adam, laborer, ii 76 IJoultou. 
 Da!ey, ('Iwrli's, (Charles Daley k Co.), bdis 
 
 Queen's Hotel. 
 Daley, Charle.s, k Co., (Cliail.M Duley and 
 
 Daniel M(!l,('an), wholesale ieathe/ mer- 
 chant, 56 Yonj{e. 
 Daly, ('Imrlcs, etiy mes-senger (.'ity Hall, Ixls 
 
 28 Mercer. 
 Daley, Daniel, lalmrer, h 77 Albert. 
 Daley, liobert, boiler-maker N.K.C. 
 DALLAS, ANGUS, wholesale dealer in 
 
 wooden ware and fancy goods 74 York, h 
 
 429 King w. 
 DALLAS, U. J., cashier (Canadian Hank of 
 
 Commente. h 47 Bloor e. 
 Dally, Alex., laborer, h -0 Christopher. 
 Dally, Alex., >{ro<!cr, 188 Centre, h same. 
 Dally, Patrick, laborer, h r 10,1 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 Dally, — , gardener, bds 196 Centre. 
 Dalryinple, Alex., painter W. Hamilton k 
 
 Son. 
 Dalrymple, .lame.s, clerk, Ms '29 .lames. 
 Dalrymple, .lohn, clerk 6J King e, bds 26 
 
 iTames cor Albert. 
 Dalton, Kilward, conductor O. T. R., h 629 
 
 Queen w. 
 Dalton, Henry, tailor, h 184 Sayer. 
 Dalton, I'atrick, laborer, h 10 Stanley. 
 
 DALTON, K. 0., rlcrk Crown and Pleai^ 
 
 Queen's B<'nch, 0«goode Hall, h Hloor w, 
 
 Tn. York. 
 DALTON, UICHAUD H., melwleon manu- 
 
 faeturer — King w., bds Robinson House. 
 Dalton, Wm., bricklayi-r, h l44 Pine w. 
 Dalton, Wm., cabinet-maker, h ii Moitland: 
 Daly, Cornelius, laborer, h r 99 Richmond e. 
 Daly, Kdward, contractor, h 79 Peter. 
 Daly, .lames, laborer, li ;J1& Queen e. 
 Daly, Thomas M., retired, h 75 May. 
 Daly, John, C. H., clirk, 36 King e, h 7^ 
 
 Hay. 
 Dalv, M. J., bookkeeper J. Morri.son, IxU 
 
 Phitt's Hotel. 
 D.ily, Mrs., groi'i'ry, 1H2 Miuu, w, h wime. 
 Daly, Mrs. Aiiii,lM)ttrdiiiKhou.'<e, lOUSinuoe. 
 Daly, Mrs. Maij,'aret (widow John), h r 12 
 
 Kerr Lane. 
 Daly, Mrs. Mary, dreM.<iii;iker, h w s Mc- 
 
 Kiuhon, bet Carlton und Oerrard. 
 Dily, Patrick, laboier, li (!;} Duchess. 
 Daly, Patrick, laborer, h r l<i:{ Parliament. 
 Daly, Peter, clerk, bds Mrs. Dnly. 
 Dalv, Kobeit, boiler-maker N. I!, n., bds "J^ 
 
 P"eter. 
 Daly, ThouMMi, laborer, h 128 Vanauley. 
 DAMKR, J., (W. k J. Dainer), h 80 ferau- 
 
 lev. 
 DANIKR, W , (W. k J. Damer), h IlieU- 
 
 monil w. 
 DAMKR W. k. J. (Wm. Damer an<l John 
 
 Dami^), wholesale manufacturers of boots 
 
 and shoes, 97 Yonge. 
 DAMORKAlI, C. I''., entjraveron wood, 87 
 
 May, cor Kin^', h S"orkville. 
 Dance, Fred., moulder Wm. Hamilton k 
 
 Son. 
 Dance, .lohn, moulder .''oho pDundry, 
 Dancy, Mia. Klizii, h 101 University. 
 Daiicy, H. Neheniiab, assist, olmervator. 
 
 Observatory Cottage, Queen's Park. 
 Dancy, John, blacksinitb, li I'M Duchess. 
 Dandy, Wm., carpenter, h 84 Kli/.abeth. 
 Dane, John, grocer, Osgoinle, cor Sayer, h 
 
 same. 
 Daniels, Denni.", laborer, li s s New Kent 
 
 Road, Yorkville. 
 Daniel.^, Francis, constable, h Jarvis, bet 
 
 Y<uige and (Iwynne. 
 Daniels, George, gardener, h r Sumach nr 
 
 King. 
 Daniels, Mrs., h 184 King We.Ht 
 Daniels, Win., gartlener, h e s College, York- 
 ville. 
 Darcy, (Jeorge, h St. Andrew, cor Vanauley. 
 Darc.y, Thomas, cai^jenter, h 27 Uenfrt^w. 
 Darling, Frank, draughtsman Cundry k 
 
 Langley, h Parsonage, Trinity Square. 
 DAKinNO, KKV. W. S., Rector Chuich of 
 
 Holy Trinity, res Parsonage, Trinity 
 
 Sciuare. 
 DAULINOTON, W. D., felt roofing manu- 
 facturer, Clare, h 35 Queen e. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 21& 
 
 •own and I'lcav 
 tlall, h nioor w, 
 
 uio.Imlfion ninnii- 
 linliinsnn House. 
 
 144 Cine w. 
 r, h -i Mnitland. 
 
 90 Uit'lnnonil e. 
 I 79 IVter. 
 
 (^ucfii n. 
 li V, Hay. 
 3(1 King c, h 75 
 
 I. Mcirrison, Ixlii 
 
 in>^ w, ii Knni«. 
 iiii."!', lOU Siniroe. 
 iV John), li r 12 
 
 kor, b w » Mc- 
 
 (im-rnnl. 
 
 U Duilii'ss. 
 
 lo;) riirli.iiiiont. 
 . Duly. 
 
 N. I!. N., 1mU7» 
 
 1 JS V'nniuilty. 
 luiir), li fell TiTiiu- 
 
 Daincr), h Uii-h- 
 
 Dainrr and .lolin 
 iCacluit'is of boots 
 
 raver on wood, 87 
 
 ilk 
 
 tVni. iiiiiiiilton k 
 
 10 Konndry, 
 University. 
 ii.s.Hisl. oliwrvator, 
 ni'cn'H I'ark. 
 
 li ins UuillPM. 
 h 84 Kliziilieth. 
 mmIc, cor .Suyer, h 
 
 , li 8 8 New Kent 
 
 lilf, h .larvis, lH;t 
 
 r, h r Sumacli nr 
 
 g West. 
 
 Ii f 8 ( 'ollcgp, York- 
 
 licw, cor Vanaulpy. 
 r, h '-J7 U«nfr« :w. 
 itsnmn (lundry k 
 Trinity Square. 
 , Hector Cliuich of 
 I'areonagi', Trinity 
 
 , fult rooting manu- 
 necn c. 
 
 
 Darragh, AI«x., polineniaii, h 39 Univeraity. 
 
 DftTL-Hu, Wm., sno«)inaker, h 31 Duohuu. 
 
 DavidM, Churlea K., h 203 Jarvis. 
 
 DAVIUS. JUSKl'H, oheniist and druggist, 
 109 King!!, li 203 Jarvis. (Heeadvt.) 
 
 DaviiUou, Alexander, insurance agent, h 
 476 .lurvia, cor iHabellu. 
 
 DAVIDSON, DAVID, commission mer- 
 chant, 80 Front e, h 28 iHabciia. 
 
 Davidson, David, lioikr maker, N. 11, ('. 
 
 Davidson, H. D., l)ook-ki'e|H;r, h 476 Jurvis 
 cor lsul>i-lln. 
 
 DAVIDSON,.!. M. (David.non McVittie k 
 Co.), L 44 Duke. 
 
 DrtviditoM, .lolin, mail conductor, li 25 Ave. 
 
 D.ividsun, .Folin, l)oil>rr maker, li 67 Univer- 
 sity. 
 
 Daviduon, Iloliirt, carter, ii 82 Pine w. 
 
 DAVIDSON, WM. (Duvid.son, McVittie k 
 Co.), h 44 Dnkc. 
 
 Duvid.son, Wm,, studcnt-at-ldw, 4 Ontario 
 Hall, bds 51 Quecir e 
 
 Davidson, Wni. .M., book-keciKT, Moffatt, 
 Murr.iy k Hcaltie, h 24().larviH. 
 
 D.\VIDSON,M(VITTIKACo.,(Wm. David 
 son, ThoH. M.'Vittif and .1. M. Davidson), 
 saddlery and carriage hardware, 118 Kinge. 
 
 Davcy, Fiederiek, iircs-sunm, Lender, h Duke. 
 
 Davey, Mr.s. James, registry oHice, 9 Queen 
 w, li siinu*. 
 
 Duvey, John, pn'H.sman, Lender h 113 Duke. 
 
 Duvcy, Jius., llourAt feed, 9 Queen w, li same. 
 
 Dttvey, Wni., coiiUMiHito, ^//ofci^, Uls 2 Court. 
 
 Davcy, Wm., jiorter, h King e. 
 
 DAVIKS, ALKHKD K. (Davies Hro-s.), bds 
 Bas.sett k Kceblc's Hotel. 
 
 DAVIES, r.KOS. (Altred H ami Kdwin V. 
 K.), groiers, wholesale and retail, seeds- 
 men, kr.. (> Palace. 
 
 DAVIKS, KDNVIN C. K. (Duvies, IJros.), 
 bds ('omniercial Hotel 
 
 Davies, .fam.H, waggon maker, Wm. Bris- 
 coe's, Queen w. 
 
 Davies, 'John F. , clerk, li 3 Power. 
 
 Dttvies, .Mrs. Mary Ann (wid CJeorge), h 28 
 McMahon. 
 
 DAVIKS, KKV. H. W., 15. D., Second 
 MiUit..'r Nornuil School, and curate church 
 of Holy Trinity, h 5 llroadalbane. 
 
 Davics, Itobert, carpenter, h 28 McMahon, 
 
 Davies, Samuel, suksnnin 103 King u, h 
 108 Sayer. 
 
 Davi.s, Thomas, jun., brewer Don brewery, 
 bds e s Kivcr, nr Queen. 
 
 DAVIES, THOMAS, j.rop. Don brewery, 
 h e 8 Uiver, nr Queen. 
 
 Davies, Wm. H., carter, h 28 ilcMahon. 
 
 DAVIKS, WM. (W. Davies k Co.) h 70 
 WelUsley. 
 
 DAVIES. W. k CO., pork puckers, 37, 39 
 and 41 Palace. 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Ann Jano, h 4 Elliott Place. 
 
 Davis, A., provision dealer and pork butcher. 
 316 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Davis, Mrs. (Catharine, (wid Andrew), wash- 
 erwoman, h 894 ''^syer. 
 Davis, Charles, cuinmernial agent, h 23 
 
 Seaton, 
 Davis, Daiiinl, tailor, 34 King w, h sarau. 
 Davis, David, designer anil stamiier 228^ 
 
 Vonge, \)df same. 
 Davis, i)avi I J., loborer, h w s Yoik, 
 
 Vorkville. 
 Davis, Oeorge, jwrtcr D. Crawford & Ca, h 
 
 28 Curoline. 
 Davis, (ieorge, confectioner, bds 4 Elliott 
 
 Place. 
 Davis, (jcorge W., grocer, 15 ami 17 Don, b 
 
 same. 
 Davis, Lsaac, designer and stamper, 228 
 
 Yonge, h .same. 
 Davis, .lames, shoemaker, h 25 (Jueen ft. 
 Duvi.s, James, wagon-maker, h 122 centre. 
 Davis, Jumes, sahMman, li 25 Queen u. 
 Davi.s, .lames, travelling agent K. Lawson k 
 
 Son, 03 King e. 
 DavLs, Jumes, city asses.sor St. Lawrenoe 
 
 ward, h 17 Sherbourne. 
 Davis, .lames lioy<l, barrister, h Park road, 
 
 cor Woodland, Yoikville. 
 Davis, James W., Hlioemaker, h 00 Victoria. 
 Davis, .John, laborer Soho foundiy. 
 Davi.s, .iolin, shoemaker, I5ds 15 Sayer. 
 Davis, .lohn, shoemaker, h 31 Oeorge. 
 Davi.s, .lohn, shoemaker, h 20 iJsgoode. 
 Davis, .lohn, shoemaker, h 06 lioeeh. 
 Davis, James, hose -reel driver, bds 34 
 
 Church. 
 Davis, J., clerk Inland Uovenue oW'ice, rooms 
 
 31 Kxchange big. 
 DAVIS, J. F., oyster and fruit dealer, and 
 
 musii ian, 32 Queen w, h same. 
 Davis, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Francis), h 129 
 
 Tecuni.seth. 
 Davis, Mrs. M. A., millillinnry shop, 3734 
 
 Queen w, h .same. 
 Davis, Oliver, piano packer, b 99 Dalhousie. 
 Davi.s, Patrick, porter U. Davis k Co., h 5 
 
 lierrard e. 
 Davis, lliehard, biscuit baker, bds 026 Yonge. 
 DAVIS, HOMEKT, (U. Davis & Co.), h 18 
 
 Mercer. 
 DAVIS, IIOIIEKT k CO., wholesale and re- 
 tail giocers, .OS King w. 
 Duvi.s, Mrs. Sarah, (wid), washerwoman, h 
 
 r 27 Dunimer. 
 Davi.s, Thomas W., expressman, h 13 Louisa. 
 Davis, Thomas, confectionery, 173 Yoik, h 
 
 same, 
 Davis, Wm., salesman K. Davis & Co., h 
 
 Mercer. 
 Davison, David, boiler-maker, h 31 Vanau- 
 
 ley. 
 Davison, Mrs. Jane, (wid John), h 11 Rkh- 
 
 moud w. 
 Davison, Rev. John, li cor Elirabt-tb. 
 Davison, Smith, employee gas works, h 29- 
 
 Maple la. 
 
220 
 
 C. E. ANDIJRSON .t CO. 8 
 
 Darison, neorgi", rurpfnier, Mn 19 Nawin. 
 DiivMon, Siuiiufl, Hali'Minau 1)7 King e, h 06 
 
 Hifliuioiiil w. 
 Davisuii, Thoniu!*, Iiookkpqter W. Duvis k 
 
 Cu. , ti 11 Ui'.-liniund w. 
 David'di, W. F., clcrlj ()l>Mivatory, h 
 
 Queen's I'liik. 
 Daw, Sti'iihcii, ulioptniiktr, h 3S9 Church. 
 DAWHVItN &(,'()., HmlMiiion and floruU, 
 
 \2i Kiiii;. 
 Dawes, Klward, rag moniliant, h 7 Terau- 
 
 l»'y. 
 Duw.iiin, (icoi'ge, .1. I), '.f'wis ,V (.'o. tobacco 
 
 works, l),|.H nir l.iuiT!i k Virtoriiu 
 Dawson, Jolin, grocery and liquor Htore, h 77 
 
 Centre. 
 D.iwsun, .folin, bnikeinan, N.Il.C., bds 326 
 
 Queen w. 
 Daw:ion, .lolin, Ijook-keeper, h 7 Hager- 
 
 man. 
 DawH>n, .lolui, laiiorer, li n s DBvenjwrt 
 
 roiiil, Yorkvillii. 
 Dawson, Iticiiurd, bricklayer, h n s Soollard, 
 
 York vi lie. 
 Dawzey, Clinrles, repairer Montreal Tele- 
 
 grapn Co., Il li.T Victoria. 
 Day, <'harli'.sC, carpenter and joiner, h 31 
 
 ARncs. 
 DAY, JAMKS F,., accountant, prop. Day's 
 
 ('oinniurcial College, h 1 Magili. (See 
 
 advt). 
 Day, John, cnii])cr, bis SS.S Palace. 
 Day, .lohn, employee g;i.s works, h Clien-y. 
 DAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLE(iK, 82 
 
 Kin!» e, (sec advt.) 
 DKACOX, A. T., clerk Indian Odice, .lor- 
 
 dan, h 123 Church. 
 Deal, John, carpenter, h IS."! Parliament. 
 Deans. .\Icx., blacksmith, li l.'") Cannleii. 
 Dean, Hciijamin, machinist, h 162 Vaiiau- 
 
 ley. 
 Dean, fSeorgo, grocer, h 171 Parliament. 
 Dean, .lohn, gardener, h w s ^'o|lge, bet 
 
 n.iverley and Cotfinxham. 
 Dean, Jo.seph, book-keejK'r, h 02 Trinity. 
 Dean, I. 'it, traveller .Sessions, Turner & Co., 
 
 res O.ikville, Ont. 
 Dean, Philiji, laborer, h 27 Anderson's la. 
 Dean, JdIiu, brewer, bds 219 Saver. 
 Di-an, Thomas, h 70 Dallinusie. 
 Dean, Thoiiias. book binder llrown Bros., 
 
 bds 70 Dalhousic. 
 Dean, Thomas, drover, h Dnnda.s. 
 Dean, Thomas, bras.** fmnder 117 A; 119 
 
 Adelaide w, hill Ad daide w. 
 Dearmody, .lohn, earjwnter T. k C. Cle- 
 ments, h 17 IJi-shop. 
 Death, Mi's, w,^sherwoman, h 8i (Jeorge. 
 DoHreul, Lesinie, laretaker Exchange Huild- 
 
 ings, h ba.scment. 
 Dee, Tho!nas, grocer, h 42 W. Ontario. 
 
 Degor, William, curpenter, h 34 Terauley. 
 Decny, Mrs. Cathenne, (wid Francia), h 
 
 69 
 
 Straehau. 
 
 Dcfriea, John A.,brakeman O.T.R., h River 
 cor Heeidi. 
 
 Defries, John A., brewer, h 102 Beeeh. 
 
 Defries, Hamuel, conductor (!.T. R., h 35 
 Melinda. 
 
 DKFOK, D. M., (lleyden k Defoe), rooma 
 Wellington Chnmbers k Jordan. 
 
 DK(;HA8SI, a LFI I), general broker, ship- 
 )>ing and iniurancu agent, D3 King e, h 
 202 King c. 
 
 DK(JUA.^.S|, (!F,OH(!F, P., M. C. and aur- 
 geon, olfire and li 202 King e 
 
 I)e(!ra8si, Willinm, lithographer 17 k 19 
 King e, IkIs King cor Merkcley. 
 
 Delaney, Andrew, laborer, h l.^i Pine «. 
 
 Delaney, James A., cabinet maker, )i 182 
 Herkeloy. 
 
 Delaney, John, laborer, h 67 & 69 Magili. 
 
 Delaney, Peter, laborer W. D. Darling- 
 ton. 
 
 Delanev, Thomas, groceries k jirovisiona, 
 SS.'i King e, h same. 
 
 Delaney, Win., shoemaker, h 77 Queen e. 
 
 Delany, Louis, herbalist, .Ol University. 
 
 Delany, Peter, laborer, h Ct'.i llayter. 
 
 Delahaye, John, mason, h 34 Nassau. 
 
 I)e La hunt, Thomas, hair dresser 70 Col- 
 borne, h same. 
 
 Delamere, Dawson, (lerk custom house, h 
 130 Spailiiia Ave. 
 
 DeLajKirte, A. V., produce broker, 57 Front, 
 h 308 Church. 
 
 DELMKOK, A. A., clerk N. ». '., h 36 
 John. 
 
 Delmege, Mrs. Susan, (wid Dr. Collis), li 36 
 John. 
 
 Delude, IJemi, machinist, h 2.17 Queen e. 
 
 Dempsey, James, stove-mounter, ti il' Ed- 
 waril. 
 
 Denby, I'., salesman, bds Albion Hotel. 
 
 Denhain, James, carpenter, h 2.')0 Queen w. 
 
 Dciibam, .lames, gardener, li 9 Hloor. 
 
 P/eniord, II, laborer W. Hamilton k .Sons. 
 
 Ueiiison, .(oHcph, cab'iiet-maker, bds 10 
 .lames. 
 
 |)i-nison, Joshua, cabiiii'tii!-'Vfr, ImIs 10 
 .lames. 
 
 Deni:<on, .Mfred E., clerk 22 King e, h 
 Duiidas. 
 
 DENISO.V, LIEUT. -COL. (JEORCE T. 
 junr., (iov.-Ceiil's Hody (luard, and bar- 
 rist<?r 11 Wellington Cbambei-s, h Brock- 
 ton. 
 
 DENISON, COL. (iEORC.E TAYLOR, com- 
 mandant Volunteer (iarrisoii ."ith Mil. 
 Dis. Ontario, h Uuslioline, Dumliis. 
 
 DENI.SON, ROBERT B., Brigade- Ma jo.-, h 
 Belb'vue, head of Denison Ave. 
 
 DENI.'^ON, RICHARD L., res Lippincott, 
 Brockton. 
 
 Deni.son, W. (!., grocer and feed store Dun- 
 das, h same. 
 
 Dennis, Win., drover, h s s Sydenham, York- 
 ville. 
 
TOKONTO CITY DIItECTOHY. 
 
 221 
 
 J.T.R., h 35 
 )ffof), rooin« 
 
 MX. 
 
 lnokcr, Nhip- 
 i3 King e, h 
 
 ('. an<l lur- 
 
 icr 17 k 19 
 
 r; I'iiif c. 
 
 mkcr, )i 182 
 
 R9 MnRill. 
 I). Darling- 
 
 '7 QllPOU e. 
 
 liviTHity. 
 
 Bvter. 
 
 S'lissaii. 
 
 I'sHcr 70 Col- 
 
 uiii liouse, h 
 
 leer, 57 Front, 
 
 , \{. ''., h 36 
 
 . Collis). h 36 
 
 57 Qiiceii e. 
 Icr, h il> EH. 
 
 (Ill Hotel. 
 2M (jiifun w. 
 ) Mloor. 
 liltoii k Sons, 
 laker, Mn 10 
 
 'Vfr, ti'ls 10 
 
 1 Kiiijj c, h 
 
 (JKOUCK T, 
 mini, uinl b»r- 
 liiTs, h itrouk- 
 
 AYI.OH, pom- 
 JKon Titli Mil. 
 
 DuillltlH. 
 
 igiiilo-Miijo/, h 
 
 \V.'. 
 
 i-L-8 Lippiiicott, 
 feed store Unn- 
 deuhniu, York- 
 
 UKNYKIl, WM., ImUhcr 280 Yongi', h 
 
 ranip. 
 ncrliiiin, Miclmel, *li<M-niiiker, IxU.tS Viitoria. 
 Dcrrirk, TIikimuh, Imr-ti'iHltr, •iuei'n'H Mntfl. 
 Dm Ht. ('mix, Win., |tliuitiTi'r, h 81 Tfrdiilcy. 
 UtMiclcT, (lottlicli, Iniit htoi'f Ydfk w abut 
 
 hliipliiiiiKli' anil Front, li hhum: 
 DKVKIC, WM., I.iit(:lnr, :w Kiiigw, li sunn-. 
 Ui'Vfnil, Frt'cU'riik, nows agt-nt, IhIh (iill'a 
 
 llotll. 
 
 Devcrull, M <. riia-lw, (wid Edmund), li 41 
 
 Di'ni.sori Av 
 Devcy, Cluirlcs S., Hnlcaiimu 10 King c, li 1) 
 
 ClinrlcM tor Dt'iilHon Av. 
 Dovinc, Ktiwiinl, roiiiiMisitor^//«Ac, h Wnlton 
 
 I'or Kli/aliftli. 
 DEVINi:, THOMAS, Miirvcyor in . lii.f. 
 
 (niwn Liniil.s dipt I'urliitniint lliiildings, 
 
 li ;i(i Siiut. T. 
 Devlin, Artlinr, lal(orer, li n Klliott Pin- e. 
 Devlin, H'.if{li, ^{iiiciT, w H.Fidin cor Adelaide. 
 Devlin, .lolin, lidi Id Klliott I'Ince. 
 I)evlin. .1 , iMliiiier, h 2U )'i<p^.s lane. 
 Dewiin, Diiniel, luliorer, I r h4 Stanley. 
 Dewiir, K., teller Hunk liiitiHli North Anie- 
 
 rira, li 
 I)ewiir, Henry, .HuleHniun, li 128 Duke. 
 Dcwar, li. I!. Iiook-keeper Jno. M. .Mrlvay, 
 
 h IVIM Duke. 
 Dewar, Mieliael, ealiinet-niaker, li.'il (^ueen w. 
 Dewar, 1'., lrMpkkee|ier Meaver Mutual Ins. 
 
 Co. , hd.s Holam'.t Hotel, eor Kii.sc Market 
 
 Hi| and I'alaee. 
 DeW'irt, Kev. Edward H., li I'iderrard w. 
 Dewdney, K., hlaekHniitli, W and 1U:1 1'arliu- 
 
 nient, li same. 
 Dewdy, Mr.s., Ii \:> MeMulion. 
 DKWK, .KtilN, I'oMt Ollice InsiH>etor, To- 
 ronto Division, li eor Front and Itroek. 
 De.xt.-r, TlioniHs, liuteli.T, h Ll/i .larvi.'i. 
 DIAMOND, .1. S., M.D. (Neweonil.e k 
 
 lii.,>moiid), lor* ('liureli, eor Uiehinond. 
 Diuiii' -Md, Paul, shoemaker, h O84 Ann. 
 Dihh, .lo.ieph, employe Jaeque.s A: Hav, h .")S 
 
 H(uilt. M. 
 Dibbs, 1)., porter, li 6 lloulton. 
 Di:k, Cajit. .laineo, h 2:17 .larvis. 
 Dick, .lo.sepli, Kulesmau, h 4!» Shcrbourne. 
 Dick, .loaeph, elerk John Uoyd k t'o., h 49 
 
 Sherbouri'e. 
 DICK, CAIT. THOS., PltOl' QUEENS 
 
 HOTEL, Front, bet Hay and York. 
 Diek, W. Carlrue, (i. T. H. Freight Otfipc, h 
 
 U;J7 .larvis. 
 DICKEY. .JAMES I. (Diekev, Neill & Co., 
 
 li 3a Ik'verlev. 
 DICKEY, N.aYHA.NIEL (Diekoy, NeUl k 
 
 Co.). h .34 IJeveiley. 
 DU;KEY, NEILE&CO. (.1. I. Diekey, .Tuo. 
 
 Neill and Nathaniel Diukey,) propi Soho 
 
 Foundry), 18 to 28 U«'verley. 
 Dickey, \Valter, moulder, h 174 Sayer. 
 Dickie, Wni., bo<>k-kee|>er .lohu Sheddeu k 
 
 Co., h SO Littl«t Nelaon. 
 
 DICKIION, CHAULES l{., a.eountant Pro- 
 
 vineiul hiN. < o. (il Canada, 'i'oruntn, cor 
 
 Court, h 21 Imibella. 
 Diekxori, CharlfK T., e.\<'i(H; odii er, bdn 12 
 
 (ierrard e. 
 DI«'KSON. (lF.oK(iE P.. eollertorol Inland 
 
 Kevcnue. Inland Kevenue Ollire, lit, M, 
 
 10 and 17 Exchange ItnililingH, h 12 
 
 Oerraid v, 
 DirksoM, .lohn, a^eiit Yorkville llrewery, h 
 
 .lanie.>i bet Yonge and (iwynne. 
 Diek.sc n. .lolui. travelling agent, h 00 Power. 
 Diekson. .1. I!., dry gou<U MiltMni^" h 408 
 
 Kin^; e. 
 Dirkson. ThonuLs, 1. borer, hill Parliament. 
 |liek>>oii, Thomas, gardener, h .*^|iruce ut 
 
 Parliiminl. 
 DM KSON. CKAWFOJM) k SMITH, (An- 
 drew Ciawfonl and .lames D. Smith), 
 
 dry gio(ls. ndllinery >^:e. , !)1 King e. 
 Dl( KSON. .lAMKS II., k CO., nianufae 
 
 tnrers agi i^'ultnial implementa 22Terauley. 
 Digby, (ieorge F.., Nale:iman 97 King e, h 
 
 llSlJon.l. 
 Di^rby, (oorge, saddler and carriage trimmer 
 
 V.S7 *,iueen w, h .same. 
 Digby, Henry, nnlbr. h 101 Sayer. 
 Dill, .lohn, painter, h Il'l Dumnier. 
 Dill, Moore, lin.smith 221 Y< nge, h Osgood e 
 
 Eane. 
 Dill, Thonnia, machiniat, h 23 St Andrew. 
 Dillon, .lohti, earter, h r 13 Alla-rt. 
 Dillon, John, tlour .iml I'eid, 284 Yonge. h 
 
 20 Agnes. 
 DII.EoN. JOHN, JU.. (lU'lord k Dillon), 
 
 res Montreal. 
 Dillon, .Michael, laborer, h w a IloWrl. 
 Dillon, Miehael, employee (i. T. K., h 491 
 
 King w. 
 Dillon, Patriek, laborer, h 7 Chureh. 
 Dillon, Wm., Hour and grain dealer, 20 
 
 h .same Agne.s. 
 Dillworlh, JoJM'ph, drug elerk, 1C7 King e 
 
 h Parliament. 
 Dillworth, James. l)ook-kee|>er,h.".2i l.ouiaa. 
 Dilworth, Jauns, elerk Trlnjrtipk, h ''"' 
 
 Trinity So. 
 Dilworth. Thomas, lab'ier, 1) < .undeu. 
 Diniond, .lames, h 99 .Vial tide w. 
 DiNEEN, D., (V. k D. Dineen), h 
 
 Magill. 
 DINEKN, ^\'., (^V, ^ D. Dineen), h I'oitst 
 
 e s bet King am! Vi elli'igton. 
 Dineen. Wm.. Rrtl-:inan. h DorHtePOct 
 
 Wellington and King. 
 DINEEN W. k D., (W. k D. Dineen), hat 
 
 ter.s and furriers, l-n Vongo. 
 Dingwall, James, banister, k<-., tMaelennaii 
 
 k Henderson).bds Adelaide w, eor Dunean. 
 DINNIS. HICHAUD. builder and lumber 
 
 nieivhnnt 48 Hay, h William opp brewery. 
 DISCIPLFS' CHURCH Shuter eor Vii toria. 
 Dissette, Thomas H, clerk, bila 40 Albert. 
 I)i.xon, A\e\., broker, his 31 Hichiuond e. 
 
 37 
 
 '50 
 
222 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 I 
 
 Dixon, Alex., CMchman, li 119 Church. 
 DIXON. ALKX. &SON, (Fohii L k Frwl- 
 
 erink K). ladillery hardware, 72 KiiiKC- 
 DIXON, B. HO.MEIt, consul for the Nether- 
 land*, "The Hum«wood," Wellcsley. 
 DIXON, BK(W., (Win. Dixon & .John 
 
 Dixon), curriogc-buihlers, 70 and 72 
 
 King w. 
 Dixon, (Jhirlcn, hnrnt'ss-innkrr, 181 Kin?: ••. 
 Dixon, Mph. Kli/:il)cth, ii :)1 lU<'hinon<l <>. 
 Dixon, Mrs. Ustlicr, (wid Alex.), h (jcrrard 
 
 (!or Jarvis. 
 DIXON, FRKDKRICK K., (Alex. Dixon & 
 
 Son), li cor O rnird iind Jurvis. 
 Dixon, II. ('., (•ntcrin;^ rlcrk, bJs 31 llich- 
 
 niond i;. 
 Dix'in, .Icrcniinh, smldh'r, h 176 Mutual. 
 DIXON, .lOlIN L., (Al.x. Dixon * Son), 
 
 h cor (ii-rnird and .lurvis. 
 DIXON, JOHN, (Dixon Hros.),h 155 Uith- 
 
 niond w. 
 Dixon, Murk, law st:id>-nt, h 'U9 Adelaide w. 
 Dixon, It. B., excisi! oltiier, h U5 Ontario. 
 Dixon, Tlionia.s, laliorer, h 111 I'ailianiint. 
 Dixon, Win., inodiicc, flour and Iml, 249 
 
 King e, ii hiiik*. 
 DIXON, WM., (Dixon Bros.), h 104 Iliih- 
 
 niond w. 
 DOANK, IIENHY. livery stalde prop, r 40 
 
 Kini; w, li 40 Milindii. 
 DOBHIK, JAMK.H A., (Dohl.ie t Cirri;-), h 
 
 60 York. 
 DOBBIKJiCAltHIR, (lames .. Dobbieand 
 
 Uobert Curie), wliolestile dry goods, 3 
 
 Wellington e. 
 Dobbie, ■fames A., jun., olerk, Ixla 60 York. 
 Dobbie, I'eyton, Ma Go York. 
 Dobbin, Kdward, broom-maker, bdii 172 
 
 Hiyer. 
 Dobbin, Mrs. RliznlWli, iwid John), li 117 
 
 Victoria. 
 Dobbin. .Foscnh, carjienter, h r 172 Mayer. 
 DOB.SON, JAM KS. .1.1'., |Hmtmaster and 
 
 commi.ssioner for taking nlllilivitM, Court 
 
 of Queen's Boncli, "'-wn Hall blk. York- 
 
 ville, ii siinie. 
 Dobsdii. Mrs. Mary, h 69 Hiehmond e. 
 Dobion, Thomas, laborer, h 24 8ydeiibniii. 
 Dolwon, W. (■., I'oininiwion inerehant, li n s 
 
 Hcollurd. 
 Dodl, K. K., traveling agent, h 170 Bath- 
 
 nrst. 
 Dodd, Ueorge, iiolisher Jacques k. Hay, h 196 
 
 H.iyer. 
 Do<id. John, Uliorer D. Crawford k Co., h 
 
 94 I.iiniley. 
 Do<id, Wm., civil engineer, h 147 Bathuiet. 
 Dold, Will., jun., elerk, h 147 Bat!nin»t. 
 Do Ids, Itobert, builder, h H Osgoo<le. 
 DODOSGN, SHIKLDS k CO., (John Dmlg- 
 
 ■on and James Hliieldi), wholesale and 
 
 retail grocers and manufacturers of bis- 
 
 cittta and confectionery, 138 Yonge cor 
 lerunce. 
 
 W^' 
 
 DOnnSON, JOHN, <Do<Inon, Shields k 
 
 Co.), res Carlisle, Cumlierlund. Kngtand. 
 Dodgson, Mrs. Mnrgant h 62 Winchuster. 
 I)<Hlg8on. Wni. , bookkeeper, 1 38 Yonge, bds 
 
 same. 
 DOKL, JOHN, h .'58 Adelnidc w. 
 Doherty, Denis, cdlarnian, h Kdward. 
 Doherty, (Seorgv, Balesinan E. Harris, h 
 
 Yonge, nr Bloor. 
 Doherty, John, moulder, h 26 Richmond e. 
 Doherty, John, tinsmith, 4f» (Jeorge, h sanie. 
 Doherty, John, laborer, h TO .Stanley. 
 Doherty, Michatd, cellarmon, h Edward, 
 Doherty, Mrs., washerwoman, h 112 Nelson. 
 Dohin, Bnnictt, moulder, h 106 Richmond c. 
 Dolan, John, car|ienter Qu"«'n's Hotel. 
 Dolan, Wm., laborer, li r 18 Htanley. 
 Dollery, Henry, lirenmn N. R. C, h 19 St. 
 
 .\ndrew. 
 Dollery, James, house mover, h 13 Maria. 
 Dollerv, W., comluct..r N. R. ('., h 330 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Dolleiy, Wm.. laborer, h 43 Either. 
 DOMINION TEI.IXJR.M'II COMPANY, 
 
 olllie 83 King e. (OHii-rs not yet «p- 
 
 |iointed.) 
 DOMINION TOBACCO WORKS, J. D. 
 
 !.i<wi», proit. , 64 Nelitnii. 
 DON BREWERY, Th<.s. Davies, prop., 
 
 c s River, nr Queen. 
 DONALD. RICHARD (Donald k IVters), 
 
 h 140 Kiiige. 
 DONALD k I'KTERS (Richard Donald, 
 
 Rolwrt I'etei-Ht, 140 King e. 
 Donaldson, Alexander, salesman, T. M. Prin- 
 
 gle At Co., h 239 Queen e. 
 Donahue, Mai'tin, blucksmith, N. R. C. 
 DONALD.SON, JOHN A., government em- 
 igration agent 14 Front e, h 96 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Donaldson, John H., lMH)k-kee|K'r W. R. 
 
 Brown k Co., h 73 Wellington I'lace. 
 Donaldson, loliii S., traveller, h 17 Isahellk. 
 DonaldNc)n, John, engineinan, (}. T. R, Ma 
 
 Front, 111 Brittk. 
 Doniilditon, Wm., engineer, li r331 Qneen w. 
 Doiiiilson, .laiiii's, banister, )idHOH(jueen w. 
 Donegun, Thomas, cab driver, li 221 King e. 
 Doiikin, Roliert |»orter, li Centre. 
 Donlon, Edward, huckster, h 6 Power. 
 Donnelley, Micliacl, chI> driver, h King e. 
 Dimnelly, Mrs. Anne (wid John), h 118 
 
 Htraclian. 
 Donnelly, ClniilpM, enre Uk< i Edinburgh As- 
 surance buildings, 17 Wellington w, h 
 
 same. 
 Donnelly, Frank, clerk, 5 King e, JkIs 357 
 
 Yonge. 
 DONNELLY, fiODFREY, photogmpher, 
 
 R. W. Anderson, bds Wellgton Cliiuiibera. 
 Donnelly, John, fancy giMuls, No. 12 St 
 
 liAwreiici! Arciule, h 357 Yonge. 
 Donnelly, Henry, carter, h 32 Victoria. 
 Donnelly, John, sak-siuun, h 3CI7 Yongf, 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 223 
 
 [Hlgdon, Shinlda k 
 >(>rlun(l, Kngland. 
 h 62 Winchwitfr. 
 i«r, 138Yongc, bda 
 
 liiidn w. 
 
 t), h Kdward. 
 
 mil K. Harrin, h 
 
 h '20 Kichinnnd e. 
 4S (icnrf^p, h snme. 
 I f 9 atanU-y. 
 ion, h Kdwiird. 
 man, h 112 Nelson. 
 
 )i 106 Hichinund e. 
 u-M'n'i Hotfl. 
 
 18 Htaiiley. 
 N. K. C, h 19 St. 
 
 )Vf'r, h 13 Maria. 
 N. H. ("., h 330 
 
 43 Esther. 
 U'H COMPANY, 
 llicrs not yit np- 
 
 ) WORKS, J. D. 
 
 II. 
 
 w. Uavies, prop., 
 
 (Donald k IVtm), 
 
 (Kicliard D«nald, 
 
 IcKnian.T. M. Prin- 
 
 initli. N. H. ('. 
 
 \., govern iii«iit rm- 
 
 mi f, h 96 Uich> 
 
 iM)k-k«T|H'r W. R 
 IlitiKtoii i'lnce. 
 -.'Ilfi, )i 17 iHahclla. 
 man, (•. T. It., Ixis 
 
 i-r, )i r 331 Qnetn w. 
 ir, ]>dn 08 (iiH'Pii w. 
 river, li 221 Kinge. 
 Ii ("fiitri'. 
 ir, h 6 Power, 
 driver, li King e. 
 (wid John), h 118 
 
 :*ikti Kdiiiliurgh As- 
 ' Willington w, h 
 
 5 King e, bds 367 
 
 KY, photogrnphcr, 
 Vell'gton ( 'littinbers. 
 gcMxis, No. 12 St. 
 17 Voiigp. 
 , h 32 Vi<toria. 
 II, k 367 Yongc 
 
 J 
 
 Donnelly, Mrs. H. (wid Wm.), houaekee|i^r 
 
 Wullingtun Chauil>era. 
 Donnelly, Mrs. Julia (wid), 38 Parliament 
 Uonneliy, Peter, eoui|iositor, Tfleyrapk ollice. 
 Donnelly, — , niNsoii, h 8 Kiehmond w. 
 Donlly, (iforge, printer, 96 Yonge, )i 78 
 
 Kiehmond w. 
 Duiiohue, Francis P., 8lio«maker, 33 Queen 
 
 w, li same. 
 Donnlioe, Mrs. h r 92 Duclicss. 
 Donohoe, Mm. Mary (wid Pat.), h ?7('entre. 
 Donolioi-, Mrs. Mary (wid John), r23 Queen c. 
 Donoiioe, William, blacksmith 14 Kdward, 
 
 h r. 
 Eoui)lio«, John, liatter 111 King c, h 
 
 Centre. 
 Dunohue, Jolin, labor ''i s e King w, bet 
 
 iUtiiuiit suid 'I'eeui 
 Donohoe, .loiiii, <lerk, IhU 60 Hay. 
 Donohoe, Martin, laborer, h 61 Ksther. 
 Donoiigh, Mrx. Kli^ab.-th, (wid), h Kmnia. 
 Donoviiii, .laniet*, employee J aeqiKS & lluy, 
 
 IhIw 94 Houlton. 
 DO.NOVAN, JOSEi'H A., barrister, &c., 1 
 
 Ontario Hall (^oiirt, bda Kos.>in House. 
 Donovan, Mielia<-I, lalturer, h 12 Dnmmrr. 
 Donovan, .Nirs. .ianc, h 37 Hruss la. 
 Duiiovan, Mra., h r 176 .loiin. 
 Doiiiivaii, UoUvrt, hatter lUU King e, h 61 
 
 Centre. 
 DON STATION, (I.T.K., Thomas M-.-ighor, 
 
 Htalioii iiiiister, Little Front, <:or Ruft. 
 Dornn, ('liarle«, |iorter (5. W. U. Queen's 
 
 wlmrt', h 117 Luinley. 
 Derail, .laiiieM, trunk maker 181 King e, h 
 
 Dale. 
 Doran, Mrs Uosa, (wid), h f>7 Littlo Front. 
 Dornn, Win., aaleHiiuii, (iouderhani k Worts, 
 
 h r>7 Little Front. 
 Dortey, laborer, h \ I'ft (Caroline. 
 Doreey, Luther, latMirer, h 21 Sayer. 
 Doreey, Mm. Matthew, grocer 73 Stjinley, h 
 
 same. 
 Dormer, Wm., elerk Gas Works, Ms 134 
 
 Palaee. 
 Doi-sey, .I'llir, |«eker, h 142 York. 
 Dussr, ' 'I., greaiiu manutacturer 300 
 
 King e, 47 Uiehnumd e 
 D lubie, Clement, ii fil6 Queen w. 
 I'ougliun, Siimuel, buteher, h 307 Chureh. 
 Duuglierty, Michael, hiboivr, h 47 Agues. 
 Douglity, Mrs. .lane, (wid. ol' Uiehard), gio- 
 
 cery store 654 Yonge, li same. 
 Doughty, Thoma.s, cariMMiter, h 61 Kim w. 
 DougitiH, K. L., •icrk, IkIs 51 liielimoiid e. 
 DougloM, lleiiiy, ehrk, IhU 16 Front. 
 Douglas, .laiiii'H, labor.'r Soho Foundry. 
 Dougliu, ('a]itaiii J. T., Marine Inspector 
 
 W. Ass. Co., h '. * Willi hesttT. 
 DOUOLAS, .lOIIN, chi.l eierk Custom 
 
 House, Ii n s Walton bet Terauhy and 
 
 Kiizalietli. 
 Dnuglax, Capt. .lolin, h 266 Carlton. 
 DcugluM, I.., boarding liousu 16 Front e. 
 
 Douglas, John, tailor, h s s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Douglas, Philip, sailor, w s Borden bet Col- 
 lege and Vankongnet. 
 Douglas, Koger, boot and shoe manufacturer, 
 
 h n s Yonge nr Hever.ey, YorkviUe. 
 Douglas, Kobert, h 1 83 Queen w. 
 Douglas, .Sarah Matilda, boarding house, 51 
 
 Itiuhmond e. 
 Douglas, Wm., dnig clerk, h 84 Nelson. 
 Douglass, James, chairmaker, bds 61 Kliza- 
 
 both. 
 Douglass, John, chairmaker, b>'s 61 Kliza- 
 
 bcth. 
 Douglass, Mrs. Kliza, (wid Jnlin), 61 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Douglasit, Wm., compositor 17 and 19 King 
 
 e, bds 1 83 Queen w. 
 Doiiry, Thomas, insurance clerk, bds S3 
 
 Temuley. 
 Dov-ry, Mis. Elizabeth, seamstress, h 67 
 
 Agnes. 
 Dow, Oeoige P., Ujokkeeper W. Hamiltou 
 
 k Son, h 36 Oak. 
 Dow, Kiihard, carpenter, li 70 Victoria. 
 DOW, W. IL, OV. II. Dow k Co.), h 74 
 
 Yonge. 
 DOW, W. IL, k CO., importer dry goods 1 
 
 King w, h same. 
 Dowcll, Francis, Iwker, h 121 Parliament. 
 Dowell, John, miller (Joodeihain k Worts, 
 
 bd^ 121 Parliament. 
 Dower, (j. W., inuil dept. Olobf, bds. 1C8 
 
 Klizab«tth. 
 Dower, James IL, compositor Olobe, h 1&5 
 
 Elizalwth. 
 Dowlcy, James. I., carpenter, h 134 York. 
 DOW Key, JOHN, (Kouf k Downey), bds 
 
 66 Teraiiiey. 
 Downty, Michael, dairj'maii,h 81 University. 
 Downey, Mm. Mary, boarding house 110 
 
 King w. 
 Downey, Hugh, garrison scripture render, U 
 
 62 Church. 
 Downey, S. W., salesman, li 66 Terauley. 
 Downey, TiMimas, builder, h 66 Ter niey. 
 Dowiiie, Win., telegraph ojierator N. U. C, 
 
 h 62 Church. 
 Downing, Thomas, boots and shoes C46 
 
 Yonge, 7i! Victoria. 
 Downs, .1., broom-maker, bd* 432 Yonge. 
 Downs, Tliojuiis, laborer, h r 82 Duinmer. 
 DowncN, Will., tailor. Us City Arma Hotel. 
 l)tw«oii, Eilward, pr.inter, IhIs 8 James. 
 DOW.St)N. EDWAKK, |.rop. "Leeds Arms" 
 
 Hotel, 12, 14 and hJ Queen e. 
 Dowzanl, Mrs. Mary (wid William), I'arc- 
 
 taker biiiisa Ht. sifuiol, )i r 69) Teruuley. 
 DOYLK, .lAMKS IL, bairister, 'JO Toronto. 
 
 )i nsQuecii w, nr Denison Avenue. 
 D^yle, .lames, |mttern-maker, h 14 Power. 
 Doyle, James, liilKiier, h 89 Stanley. 
 Doyle, J(din, loienian |Mittern-uittker W, 
 Hamilton k Son, h Power. 
 
224 
 
 C. E. ANDEBSON & CO. S 
 
 in 
 
 Doylp, .liio., laborer, h King, cor Tw.-iunft'tli. 
 Doyip, JdIiii, cnrpciiter, 1> 24 Power. 
 Doyle, .(olin, laltorer, li «i2 Stniilev. 
 Doyle, Lfiwreiice, jmlterii-uiaker W. Ilaiiiil- 
 
 ton jc Sun, h Kiehi'vjntl v. 
 Doyle, Miclniel, (i8liiiioii>,'er, (iocif^ti nt. Iiine. 
 Doyle, Mri. Aim, wiishcrwoiiiun. li ttl I'iiiew. 
 Doyle, Mra Kiuiices (wul .lumen), h Jurvis 
 
 eor (Iwymie, ^'ol■kvilll'. 
 Do vie, .l.uii."s H., Imrrister, 20 Torouto, h 
 
 ;i»4 Qu 'en w. 
 DOYLi!,, rATIiK'K. Looks iin.l luii(yK""<K 
 
 Nog. «, H iwiil io St. Liiwreiu.c! Arrude, h 
 
 7<> Uicliiiioiiil e. 
 Doyle, Thos., .St. lawreiico IM;-!, 78Col- 
 
 1m, rue. 
 Doyle, Tiioums, lualulor Victoria Urcwery, h 
 
 Kdwnnl. 
 DovIe, Val iiline, sliij* carpenter, h r 118 
 
 I'liike. 
 Drake, Henry, waiter (.Mieen's Hotel, li In 
 
 220 .Saver. 
 Drake, Wni., ear|Hiiter, li n i Svilenliani, 
 
 Yorkvili'. 
 Drniislii'ld,! .1. M., rouiniercial travellei, h 
 
 llavilen n h. 
 DKAi'KK, HON. WM. HKNKV, (M?., 
 
 ('!4ter .lii.ttiee of ( )iitari(>, It Ha/i'lileaii, e s 
 
 Owynne, Vorkville. 
 Dr.i|i.r, .losi'idi, enndurtor (1. T. U., h ir>7 
 
 I'.-ter. 
 Dr.itt, It. F., |)roi>. Kniplovnient and llenl 
 
 K.st.tte Ullire iNelson e^r King, fxU (Iranil 
 
 Trunk House. 
 Drayiott, C, ]»ro|i .Star Hotel, Front w. 
 Dnivi'olt, Will., toli.iiu'o- worker, li W N'ork. 
 DHkDOK, A. (A. Dredge k Co.), Ii 21 tl 
 
 Vi.'toiia S;|iuire. 
 DKKIXJK, A. A:(i>., wlmlcKnle stationers, 
 
 liookliindeis, &«., Ii 5;{ Yoiige. 
 Dreiiiiuii, Mi8. L.,(wid Wim.), Ii loCanideii. 
 Dnw, Mis. .Viiielia (wi>l (!. W.) Ue^islry 
 
 Oillri) i'cir .Serv.intH, and iHJiey Mtor.', ;!i>2.^ 
 
 Yonge. 
 Drew, t'liristojijier, janitor I'liiversily, It 182 
 
 .S|>udiiiit .\v. 
 Drew, Matthew, builder, h 2tl William. 
 Drewitt, .laiiies, iimililrivi'r, li 115 Kieli- 
 
 Uicliiiiond w. 
 Drewry, 'I'lioiuas, a>:i'ouiitant, li 11(» ( 'uroliiit'. 
 Drinkwater, .1. K , grocery, li ;!ti7 Ciiuiih. 
 Driicoll, |)aiii<'l, iir4)oiii maker, bdH (livens 
 
 w K, Itet l)iiitiLt.s and Sli-aehnn, 
 Driseoll, Denis, laborer, h 24 (iiveiis. 
 Drohaii, Mis. Klleii, ^\vid .liliiO, li ia;j 
 
 Portland. 
 DWOUiLLAHl), FKLl.X. tolmcconist, K) 
 
 Ki'ig w, li :t ('iirly'M hlo.k, (ieorge. 
 Dnuunioiid, (ieor/;,', eiwlilx.ok kee|.er Hank 
 
 ol Montreal, li 6 Hlofir e. 
 Druniinond, ileuiy, luiiiln'r clerk, bds 
 
 Hrit.iniiia lioti-l. 
 Druinniond, Juna-s, iiiacliiiiiiit, h 409 
 
 yiieiii w. 
 
 Drummond, John, lumber nim-hdnt, h 134 
 
 Victoria. 
 Dniinuiond, M.ittliew, UtnlckeeiMr, h 5 
 t Uloor ('. 
 
 I Druniiuond, &lnt. Junir^, millinery, 4U9 
 I (jueita w, h mime. 
 Drynaii, Kdward, labotv% 1 Trinity, li 
 Sumach. 
 ! Drynuii, .lohn, mnnag<>i W. A. Mumiv&Co., 
 I h «!) Slu.1. r. 
 
 j Drviian, Thomaii, ('ar|*(>nter, h College nt 
 I liij>|iini'ott. 
 
 , DKV.SDALK. THOMAS, (Dry.sdule k 
 j Ifiiliiii), Ii Heech iir Seali>n. 
 ' DHVSD.M.F. «; HomN. Tliom.w Dri»dale 
 { & Tlioiiia.s Itobin), I'roviaion & comniis.sion 
 I mereiiaiits, hO Front e. 
 ! Durker, .lohn, aiuiittaiit litter N. |{. ('. 
 Dl't.KKTT. t'HAHI.t^, Mipt. Hoa-»e of 
 
 Inihistiy, li Kliii tor Klixab.-th. 
 Diiekwoiih, .lohn, oriiaiiiental |ila.->tcrcr, li 
 I ;J24 (^iieeii w. 
 
 Diirhwortli, .Mp<. •IoIim, mi linrry nnd trim 
 j iiiingH, :i2tHnd '.l'24i ijueeii \v, h .same. 
 DUDI.KV & ItrUNS, (James Dudley and 
 •lohn Itiirnsi, |iro|iii new conititen iul |iniit- 
 iiig house, Victoria hull, Melinda. 
 Drill, i:V, .IAM»-:s,,l(utll.y & lUirn.s), li lliJ 
 I Pitrliaineiit. 
 Dudley, Thoiiiiis, eurjientrr, h 113 Heaton. 
 Dudley, Will., i'.ir|MMiter Ittirke'!* Hash A( doi^r 
 I factory, eor Hir|iiiion<l and Slic|iit;ii<|. 
 Diifitnt, Paul, sluHMii.iker, ImU i:<7 IVrauhy. 
 Dull', Alex., custom house looker, h 443 
 
 Church. 
 Dull', .lames, Iwiiler-makcr, h ;<7 Duchess. 
 iJull, Mr». Klleii, griM-eiifjt At |in>viaionM, 
 I 102 Kirhniond e, h wtme. 
 , DUFF. NKIL C. (Thoinixion k DulD, h 4 
 M-erh. 
 Duirett, (ieorge, )ii.ino manufiicturer, h 111 
 
 Oak. 
 Dl'FFIN, UollKllT, (Dutiiii *; Ferguson,) h 
 Kim. 
 ; DrFFI.NA: FF,U(irsoN. OJolMrt DuiJin k 
 Henry Ferguson^, i>ail-uiakers nnd riggers, 
 
 loot of Yollge 
 
 Diillin, W. W., genfnil agi-nt 22 King e, h 
 
 King >'. 
 Dufiesne, NaiHtleoii, Hhociiiaker, 7 Welling- 
 
 ton c. 
 DulFuN, tteo., mxintrfoundr)', li 217 Centre. 
 Diill'iis, .lames, laborer (iootrs foundry, h 58 
 
 Trinity. 
 DIIFFKY, JAMES, iin.i. Duffey's hotel, 
 
 ( 'liurch e 8 cor Carli-ton. 
 DI;FFI;Y'S HoTKI.,chui.li e s cor Carlton. 
 DUFFY, .lAilKS, Uggag.niun O.T.IJ., h 17 
 
 Hevcrley. 
 Dully, Clurle.s, but. her, h 227 Carlton. 
 Dully, .lames, carter, h 213 .Mutual. 
 Dull'y, Patri.k, lal«>rei, h 23.1 Church. 
 Dully, iiobert, giij< cries and pDvisious, 149 
 
 licucli, h same. 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 225 
 
 ubiT inenhdiit, h 134 
 , iHHikkiviMT, h 5 
 iirs, niilliuery, 409 
 iboix'. 1 Trinity, h 
 i W. A. Mumiy&Co., 
 jK-ntiT, li l'oll<i;e nt 
 
 MAS, (Drystlale k 
 
 Si-.iton. 
 
 IN, TliomiiH Drimlili- 
 
 'Htviaioii k riiiiiiitis.siuii 
 
 i,tVitt*rN. H. I'. 
 
 .KS, SHJlt. lluUlM' of 
 
 .r Kiiiiilvtli. 
 runiiieiitdl i>la»tiTtr, li 
 
 li'i. mi limiy ami trim 
 
 ti t^>IUMll W, )l R.IIIU' 
 
 ;.S, (.Iniiu's DiiilifV mill 
 >.s iD'W roiiiiucr) ml |iriiit' 
 Ik litiU, M-'liiula. 
 (Dwllty & llun.ii), him 
 
 jionfrr. li 113 S<'atoii. 
 iiti'r lliirkr's sa-sli h »l"»<r 
 iKHiil luul Slii'|>i»nr«l. 
 i.ik«-r, IhU 1:»7 Ti-raul.y. 
 II liiiu-w loi ker, h 443 
 
 iimk.i, h ;»7 Durlu'cs. 
 ^•.M-eiii'H k piovinionH, 
 
 ll NUlllC. 
 
 (I'lioiniwion k \h\lT), h 4 
 i,tiiit manufactunr, h M 
 r, (Dutlln & Fprguson.) li 
 
 rsoN, (H.>lHri DnlRii k 
 
 I, hatl-iii ikfi>i iiiul riKK'T-". 
 
 icrul •n«-iit i-i King e, h 
 
 II, nhwiaukcr, 7 \Vi!llinj<- 
 
 i,frfoHii.lr>-. UaUlVntrr. 
 utvv iJooils fouiulry, h 68 
 
 S, iipij> Huir«'y'H Imti'l, 
 iirliton. 
 
 •;i.,t'liuiv.h .•!«.or(:urltoii. 
 lMiplf4g<'ll»«» •'•.!'. 1{., ll 17 
 
 libi-r, ll 2-*7 Carltoii. 
 .T, h 213 Mutual. 
 imriM, ll •JUJi'liuivli. 
 i>.-.Ti«-H uiid iiMviaiouu, 148 
 
 Dugdale, Win., f^roo.er and proviaion dealer, 
 
 44 Nelaon, h aamn. 
 Dugpt, Alt*x. mnchiniat, Smith'a, Front, h 
 
 106 Adelaiilu w. 
 Duffi^un, iCdmund II., barrister, IkIh 272 
 
 Wuliingtoii w. 
 DIIGOAN, C.KOltCSK, City H«cor<ler, h 272 
 
 Wclliiijftoii. 
 DUGCSAN, (iKOUOK F., (Blevins & Dug- 
 
 gan), h 272 Wellington. 
 Duggiin, Jan»-s, luls 243 C'lmreh. 
 Dimc.AN, .lOMN, Q.C., (Dnggan & Mey- 
 ers), Front, lor I'cter. 
 Diiggan, John, grocer, 243 Chunh, h 
 
 Runic. 
 (luggiin, John, hilmror, h 31 Don. 
 Diigi^ikii, .lojiii, h 4 Diii'lic.MH. 
 Diigtjiii, .loHi'ph, hotel prop, 248 King e. 
 l>uggaii, .Mis. Kinily, (wid (ieorge), prof 
 
 niusii', 224 TiiMnlcy. 
 Duggiin, Walter H., wilcsmon 138 Yonge, 
 
 tills flh.nr. 
 DUOOAN k MKYKILS, (John Dnggnn.Q.C'., 
 
 and Adiiin II. Meyers juii.), barristurM, ku.. 
 
 Court corToroiito. 
 Duhig. Patrick, (K;ihcl!cy k Duhig), h 116 
 
 lion I 
 Duke, Wm., laborer, hr Maria n Queen. 
 DUN, W1MAN& CO., nurcantile ngm.y 
 
 John M(m.M, niaii.ig> r, 4 6 & (t Kxchaiige, 
 
 Huildings. 
 DUNMAl!, IllcriAIU). grwerios and 
 
 liipinrs, whole.sale and retail, 32 Wewt 
 
 Market, h Vorkville. 
 Diinbai, Satmu'l, constuble, h 375 rtloor e. 
 Dunbar, Win., siilexinan, l>d.s Daltiousie. 
 Duncan, Alex., [toliceni.iti, bds 115 Ade- 
 laide V. 
 Duncan, Amlrcw, jobber, li r 84 F.Ii/abeth. 
 Dunnan, David, jobber, Uls r 81 Kliza- 
 
 beth. 
 Duncan, .lohii, iKilicetimn, bds 1 If) Adelaidee. 
 Duncan, Henry, insiinuicu agent, h head 
 
 Dcnisoii av w s cor Ibdlevue .si|. 
 Duncan, .Mtn., boarding Iioukc, h 2J7 Palace. 
 Duncan. Wni., li r.4 WelbHlcy. 
 Dunila.s, AIcc., groicr, 92 Church, h 61 
 
 Stanley <: 
 DiindaH, Kdwanl, policeman, Ixis 36 Albert. 
 Dunford, Henry, b S>'> lloulton. 
 Piuik, Joint, iiiachiiii>.t, h 23 Oxford. 
 Duiile.iry, Joseph, laborer, h r l.S Stanley, 
 Dunn, Daniel, liluckHiiiith, h II.'S Heikeley. 
 Dunn, David, pensioner, h .'>04 Qiireii w. 
 Dunn, Charb'H <!., nntchinist, b 144 ilich 
 
 inond w. 
 Dunn, Daniel, blaokainith A (liureh, h 115 
 
 Herkeley. 
 Dunn, (}., |ca?nster Burke's aash nnd door 
 
 factory, I'or U'chmond k Shep|Nird. 
 DUNN, (J. W., hoop skirt inanufu( tor)-, 
 
 niillinerv and fancy guoils 200 Ac 3 18 
 
 Yonge, h 38 Carlton. 
 Dunn, lleiiiy Iv, clerk, h (jue«n w. 
 
 15 
 
 Dunn, Jamrt, shoemaker, bds 25 Centre. 
 Dunn, Jno. , kee|>er Lunatic Aayluni, bdasatne. 
 Dunn, John, farmer, h nr Oivea'a on Queen 
 
 w, n 8. 
 Dunn, John, cashier 38 to 37 King e, hds 
 
 364 Queen w. 
 Dunn, John, clerk, h 10 HolK-rt. 
 Dunn, John, drover, h 25 Dundaa. 
 Dunn, Jubn, Yorkville, brick and tile 
 
 nmker, Yorkville, 
 Dunn, .lohn, moulder, h 125 Centre. 
 Dunn, John P., Custoni House Ollicer, h 49 
 
 Queen w. 
 Dunn, •lonathan, brewer, h \v s River nr 
 
 Queen. 
 Dunn, J. 11., bnleher, 377 Queen \v, h same 
 DUNN. JUSTb'S, agent T. J. Dmm k Co., 
 
 res AlriittCottagi', Kingston ro:id. 
 Dunn, Mitis Mary Ann, h Oo Victoria. 
 Dunn, Miss Olivia, Asst teacher Pliiebe at 
 
 school, h 10 Itobert. 
 Dunn, .Mrs. l'.l!en,(widTiniotliy),rK,9t'cntre. 
 Dunn, Mrs. Kniily, (wid. Wni. ), washer- 
 woman, h 22 Klizabeth. 
 Dunn, Mrs. Jane, (wid. Jonathan), h 364 
 
 Queeii w. 
 Dunn, Patrick, well sinker, h 05 North Park. 
 Dunn, Robert, h (i;< Kinnia. 
 DUNN, THOMAS J.. (T. J. Dunn k Co.,) 
 
 res Alnia Cottage, Kingston road. 
 DUNN.T. J. k ( o., coniniihNion nierchanta 
 
 nnd dealers in foreign, and donii stic fruits, 
 
 country produce, kv., wholesiile antl retail. 
 
 King n s cor York. 
 Dunn, Thonias, laiiorer, h 32 Robinson. 
 Dunn, Thos., btacksniith, bds 115 Herkeley, 
 Dunn, Wallace, militury student, bds 364 
 
 (^nceii w. 
 F)unn, Wni., nhoeniaki r, bds 25 Centre. 
 Dunn, Will., bntther, stall No. 1 St. Patrick'^ 
 
 Maiket, Queen w, ll Hlockton. 
 Dunn, W., blarksmith, (i. T. IL, h Queen 
 
 w, nr Denison A v. 
 Dunne, Jeremiah, storemnn (i.T. If. Quern's 
 
 (Queen's wliaif, b 3SI!» Adelaide. 
 Dunning, <'. H., butcher, Id St. I^wrenee 
 
 Arcade, h Yorkville. 
 Dunbiji, A., cutter, 21 and 23 King e, bds 
 
 47 Ri( hniond e. 
 |)unlop, .lohn, carter, I,*)! Fti/abcth. 
 Dunlop, .lohn, laburcr, h r 23 Queen e. 
 Diinlop, Martha (\«id Jackson), struw mil- 
 liner, h .M Kiiliniond w. 
 Dunlop, Mrs. K., boarding bous-, 73 Hay. 
 Diinl p, Mrs. Saruh (witl Jacob), laundress, 
 
 h HI Klizabeth. 
 Dunlop, Rev. .lohn J., Presbyterian, h 100 
 
 Chnnh. 
 DUNl.oP, ROHKRT, fergeant jKdice force, 
 
 bds r 182 Sayer. 
 Dunlop. Samuel, larter, h 158 Palace. 
 Dunloji. Win., tinaniith, U:t1 ^'oll^;e, h snnie. 
 Duiipliey, Martin, ateam litter, h 152 Uiih~ 
 
 mund w. 
 
2-20 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 |l 
 
 II 
 
 DuiiHiiiiiri', Mm. Margnn-t (wi<l John), wash- 
 
 cru'oiiian, h 5-1 Duiiiidit. 
 DIINHI'AIMUI, WM. H, (Duimimugh k 
 
 Wiit«o)i), h » (.'urlti.n. 
 Diiiiwomly, Mrs. Murtfnnt (wM Jamrs), h 
 
 1(10 Niiiiilinii Av. 
 DUKAND. ('HAS., Imrristor, 1 A.l.lai<lo .•, 
 
 Duiiiiit, .lohii, iiiut'liiiiiHt, h 75 Onturio r. 
 Duriiiit, 'riioiiiiiM, iM-wiiif{ n.ni'hiniHt, 7 Wcl- 
 
 liiif(tot) I'. 
 Pimiiit, 'I'hniiins, Hliociimkcr, li r 40 [.oiiixn. 
 l)iirliiiin, Kicliiinl, IxHit iiiiiki-r .1. Spiirgt-nn, 
 
 h I'iiir. 
 ])iitliiiiii, Mii^liiii'l, Itoiit iiiul NliopMiuktT, li 
 
 ;J8 Victiiiia. 
 Duric, .Mc.vainlrr, ttninstrr. It 338 AiIp- 
 
 luiili* w. 
 Duric, Chiirlr.'*, rlifcktr (!. W. |{, frf><(ht 
 
 itciiiit., Ii ir>3 Itii'liiiioiiil. 
 DKlliK, MKl'T. (Ol,. WM.. .Wt Adj't. 
 
 (!fii. N'oliiiitffix, Ii 10 (icrmid w. 
 Diirif Will. , ti.T. II., Ii l.Mt Hiiliinon.l w. 
 Durit-, --, rliTk, liiis 1(1 Nelson. 
 Durl.T, Ili-riniiiiii, iim<hiiiixt, li '241 CjiiPiii <>. 
 Iiurniiii 'riidiiiiis, KiilcRiiiiiii, li.'i King c, li 6'J 
 
 AtUliiiilc w. 
 Diirr.iiit, .liilii', niiirliiiiist. Win. Ilainiitnn 
 
 k Son. 
 Duiitint, Win., ninrliiiu' opiTuti^'-. Ii 40 
 
 LoiiInii. 
 DuiHi'liorilivc, FiodiTirk, luilur, 20 .nl !ali! 
 
 I', Ii huiiic. 
 Dnrstciii, Will., inull.ittT, li !'> Wilti-i, 
 Diitliii', Itolx-rt, ciMi|MT, l(oii,{ !ii;aat It 'W. !i 
 
 r U60l'«lllrc. 
 
 Duttoii, 'i'lioinafi, |)ortir, M. >V. I.. Suniiifl, h 
 
 rj Tiri'iilcy. 
 Dm'iiii, .Mirliael, wmxl nnd ciml nii-rcliniit. 
 
 Front I', h J» SlicrlMiiiriif. 
 Dwim, Mii'liiirl, rli-rk, li 1» .Shorlmiinic. 
 DWICHT. ll.\l!Vi:V I'., HM|HTiiit.Mid.nl 
 
 .Moiitiii.il Ti'li'gnmli ('uiii|>iiiiy, K.xi'liungi- 
 
 liilgs, h 2:11 .lurviM. 
 !)wiiiiiii, (iidigf, liglitlic)ni»<-k<'ojH!r, li 107 
 
 ll.Tk.i.-y. 
 iMiiiJiii, Mrx. >!Mrgari't, (witi .hnneN), h 100 
 
 Jierki'li'V. 
 Dwyr, .liiini'.'*, ialHiirr, li llOfi .Aildniilr w. 
 DwytM, Uaviil, li 28 C'liriHto|ilii-r n 8. 
 Dwv:! Tlioiniu, lalMirtT, !i .1U Stanley. 
 J)Y\j^. THOMAS W.. (Il.ll (i Co.), IhIh 8'.' 
 
 Mutual. 
 «t ■«, Will., rorciiian lii'Ognijiliiit ilc|Mrt' 
 
 !mrtinii>t W, r r|i. . i«tt k <•«>., li 100 
 
 )>y.(-, SaiiiUil, ninri'-r, h :fi Kraini*. 
 i/^iir, Sani!ii:l, liiianliiig li toll Aili-Ui<ie <■. 
 '>yk»'. Jam 'M, (arjMMi'tT, li TiSSayiT. 
 i ';<"!. KI^Mie/ir, cariH-nter, li 77 i'arlU- 
 
 •?i;nf. 
 I>)'<^> n, .'< 4U|ili, Ii 20 TRi'uinRoth. 
 I •4nn, Ml*. Mary, Iwi.t Itobort), li (^niick- 
 
 «hauk Une. 
 
 E 
 
 Kngiin, John, IhhiU nn<l HhueM, 170 Vongf, b 
 
 Nanic. 
 Kiiglf, Wni., wagon maker, h 34 Mi Mahon. 
 Kagliton, Henry, tailo', )i 72 Loniaa. 
 Kiu^leton, Henry, f.iier.l. Knslwiwxl & Son, 
 
 ii 07 l.i:lliwi. 
 
 Kiikin.H, Allan). Miginiltnaii grami Junction 
 
 (i. W. K., h Slrii.lmn ave. 
 Kales, 'I'., iisMistant titter (i.'I'.W, h (juuou w 
 
 nr I'lti r. 
 FjiIcs, Walter, |>ainter, h 172 Yin k. 
 F-arlcH, David, litv assessor, St. I'atrick'i 
 
 Ward. 
 F.iirls, D.'.viil, peddler, li 41(i ^Hicen w. 
 Far/, .lolm, tailor, li 17 Hiituiii. 
 Fji-s./U, .lidin, liook-kceiier, 2 \ing e, h 
 
 Carlton. 
 FjiHson. ii. F.,ojHTntor MontVi ,«! i'ul. Co., 
 
 Miilual cor t arltoii. 
 FjiHt, H. W : uuilirelin and )mi- ,6u', aianufuc- 
 
 to) V, 'il'H Yoii^e, ii Kiu.il . 
 K\st KNH IWiKWIlUV Thompson k 
 
 Alien, I !!>!' V 81 lllv I 
 KASTT*'MNT<) PKh'V V, Wm. Cop- 
 
 limd pro], I'lirliu'ii ■ ' is, .^ f Kina 
 F.iist!i;iiii, ,lai:'.v . ., fortih' to O.T, '.!., h 
 
 l.M N'e.iurley, 
 KASTWtlOIV, A I. PHONY. (John Fastwood 
 
 A; Soli), h 10(1 Wincliestrr. 
 KASTWIMII?, .JOHN, iKantwoml & So. I, h 
 
 •If I'ine aifl Wiiicliester, 
 K TWiioM, .iolIN k SON, drygoiKU ami 
 
 iotliing, 122 and 147 King e. 
 Fill lolin, engine driver DT. IC, h r 434 
 
 1,'U. ell w. 
 
 Kliiich, Frank, cigar maker, lids Furcpcan 
 Hotel. 
 
 KIdiels, .1. !,., accoiiniiiil i2o Yong' , h 17 
 Yonge. 
 
 KIlllS, W., deikCniwii l.iinds Depurtmcnt, 
 I'lirlianient Mgs, li 4.'! Walton. 
 
 Kliy, .loHtph F., HuleHiimn lliwliiiid^ Fitch. 
 
 Kcdes, Waltir, liookket per, li I 4y l^ueeli ». 
 
 Kckait, Isaac It., clerk secretary'* depart- 
 ment, I'arliament Mgs, lids 208 Cliurth. 
 
 Fdgiir, .luiiies, riiiiteri'r, li 'H\ St. Andrew. 
 
 KiKiAll, .1. !)., (Strong, Kdgiirfc fJrahamn), 
 h 112 Merc.i. 
 
 Kdgar. Ilev. .1., I'. M., 105 Mond. 
 
 Kilingtoii, Will., paiiili r, Ii 31, yiieeii w. 
 
 FmNHriMill I.IFF ASSlll{AN('K (OM- 
 I'ANV, David Higgiiis ttecretaiy, l!i Wel- 
 lington \v, li 24 Oiviiville. 
 
 KdiiviMls, .liimes, h r 21 t^ueen c. 
 
 Kdnioi:dH, l!iL'}iard, hiitdirr, li '200 i'arlw- 
 inont. 
 
 KdmundH, F.lisha, hairdriKsing mtloon, 202| 
 Yonge, Ii mtine. 
 
 K4lmun<l, John, h Yonge n \ nr toll mtn, 
 Yoikvllle. 
 
 F^tlwanl, Cuthfrine, )i 108 Adi l*iile e. 
 
 Kdwardu, JnniM, clctk, l«h 310 Yonge. 
 
Hlioes, 179 Yoiigf, h 
 
 ikiT, h 34 Mt'Mahnn- 
 
 ', )i 72 Lou inn. 
 
 r.l. Knotwoixl k Son, 
 
 ninii gi-unil junction 
 
 tl IIVP. 
 
 •r(i.T.H , hg«cr»w 
 
 li 172Yoik. 
 
 Mi'ssor, St. Patrick*! 
 
 1 41() 'HitM'ii \v. 
 
 ' MrituMi. 
 
 •<Ii«'r, '.J. \ing f, li 
 
 • Mont!,'! i-fl. Co.. 
 
 iiii'i !«' trfut .'iiaiiufuc- 
 
 ii.il'. 
 
 IKV Thuniimou k, 
 
 li'iV V, Wm. Cop. 
 
 • >■ «, .-, •'rKina., 
 ..M(h 1.. fl.T.!!.. h 
 
 >NY; ».Iiilin Kiiiitwood 
 
 ••Ktcr. 
 
 (F.UHtwooil k So; I, li 
 
 st.T. 
 
 SOS, ilry go<NlN anil 
 
 Ml- <i.T. K., 11 r 434 
 
 iiiktT, 'nlf. Kun pean 
 
 III i'Jd YonBs h ;17 
 
 I Liiiiils l>r|)>trtii)cnt, 
 
 Walt. .11. 
 til ll.'Wiiiii.l k Fitch. 
 
 1 |.tr, ll I -jy l^llri'll ». 
 
 ( Hi'.Tctiiry'd di'part- 
 <s. I,.1h '.^08 Cliurch. 
 , 1 1 JC. St. Andrew. 
 :, KilgiirAi CJrulninft), 
 
 10MI..II.I. 
 
 I. h ;M, Viiccn w. 
 
 VSSIIHANCK ( OM- 
 
 iH ^.•^ r.'turv, III Wei- 
 
 villc. 
 
 • lirr, ll "iOfl l*«rU« 
 
 rrh^iiig Mtloon, '19H 
 
 (!■ f V iir toll ghlfi, 
 
 )8 All) laiile a. 
 l«h 310 Yong*. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTOUY. 
 
 •J27 
 
 Eilwarls H.-nry, wooil carver, h 3S2 Torau- I Elliott, Humphrey, boarding-house, h 16 
 
 luy. Kicliiuoiul e. 
 
 Edw-iriln, John, pluinlnr J. Uitihic, InU '20;> Klliutt, .lainefl, {MinMioiier, hl45(Vntri>. 
 
 Yonw. F.ili.itt, Joiiii, marl)le-worki'i, ii r 154Ccntr,,. 
 
 RdwarJi, Jolin, tail.tr ii Kin,'!;f, IkU I'latt'.> Klliott, Juliii, porter ClurlcM Munre & <Jo., 
 
 ll'>t.'l. ' ll Syilciiiiaiii, Yoric>'illc. 
 KDWAIinS, .1011 X, pninT liiiii.i,'iii;{ and Klliott, John, amldler, 8 Krancii. h (52 Kionf. 
 
 Ntitioiiery, W Yon^e, h 47 Isiliollu. Klliott,.!., jtortor, li iisSyd iiliuiii, YoikvilU. 
 
 Kdw.ir.U, .l.)'ic|ili, Hii.ip mill c.iiidl.- m.iiiiifiH'- h!!i-.U, }iiim Margaret, nvti. tdniier (lirlt' 
 
 tui'ur, h !)| ('ir.iliiiH. \ Dept., .loliii street s'liuol, li 121 Vi.ttoria. 
 FMw.ii'iIh, TiDiiiii, hiitihcr, h 4iV.I Kiiige. F.llioit, Mi.'i. Mary, (wid), i. ti:) Victoria. 
 
 FDWAItDS, \V., ac>.Hiiitant aii.l liliiariuii, Klliott, Mrs. M., (wi.l), t> - in? S::iii;ic!i. 
 
 IJoinl of Agiiciiltuif, railiaiiiciit bigs. It Klliott, I'atiick, \, .th .1. W. Dairy & Son, 
 
 3U> Villi','.'. ll 143 Biifch. 
 
 Ki,Mii, Mr.-i. IJri.l'^'.'t, (wi.h, h 4rt Albi-it. Klliott, Robert, labon-r (ia.'« Office, h Su- 
 
 K;,'aii, K Iwin, iiiailiiiiist (!. T. It., bds 340 macli n t^uecn. 
 
 Little Ki Inn. III. I. Klliott, T. \V., grain nii'rchn.it, li 52 Ocorgu. 
 
 Ki{iii, Fi'.l.'ii.k, iiiacliinist «i. T. 11., Ii ;i4t) Klliott, Wm.. Ii 228, Victoria. 
 
 I.ittl.- Iti.'liiii iii.l. KllioU Wni., |N.iiiti-r an.l gliizi.r, 1! Cruick' 
 
 Kgaii, Mi-H. .Mary, hii.-kiti'r, h r 83 Stanley. .sliaiiK, li Y.mg.', ojipoiiite .Mcxaiuler. 
 
 Kgan, Ni'liiiliH,' employee N. 11. ('., h 153 , Klliott W. M,, M. A., .stii.leut-atlnw M.:- 
 
 'recuiliHi'tll, j Kelizie k I'llttciHoll, h 19 Toronto. 
 
 Kgiii, I'litii.'k, ci>.i|)cr. ll 8.1 (J 'orge. j KLLIOTT, W., jiaiiilir, I'viCMT, . l-jr ii 
 
 Kgui, K.l.vard, litter (!. T. It., h Adelaide | an. 1 house de.-.irut.ir, cor ('ruie!<s)iaii!: and 
 
 iir llrock. Vi.'toria. 
 
 Kid, hull. Aiiumte, ciffir manufacturer C ' Kl'.i.i. Alfred II., tr.ivdl it. .MiiPliaii, li 
 
 I*. K'i.l k ('.I., h 44 N.'Udii w. | Seat.iii. 
 
 Kiid, .Mrs Mary .1., (wi.l Win.), clothing ! Kliis, iJeorge, iipIiol.steriM-, 2.'i3 Yoii^te, !• '? ' 
 
 br.ik.'r, (IS t^ue.'ii \v, h same. I same. 
 
 Kl.lcr, Aii'lii'w, birlicr, b'U 8 Fiancjs. i KllLs, Henry, '.iil.'Ii.'r, li •^3 Dm. 
 Kl.ler, K.lw.ki'd, wiiitur Aiii.'ri'aii Hotel, ll Kllis, li. II., .'leik .lamiM l''r:ii;ei', li n .s ('r.'i - 
 
 100 A;{ncM. vcii.ir iir Siin-.-y I'lu.'c. 
 
 Killer, .I.jIiii, ir[H!nl.'r, h 112 P.irlia nt. KUi.s, .Mrs. II I'ln ill, (wl I l.tliii) It 2ii Uciifruv,. 
 
 Klla'olt, (ieoi'4', sliK.'iiiik -r 20 Siiut.'r, h < KIlii, .Iiiukm, liieinaii < I". It., I'l. Puter nr 
 
 saiiii'. i K'l'n'' 
 KIIoiii.iihk;'', MiM. Cathcriiii', chamber doaii- KUI.'h, .lumcs, hilMir. ■ < 73 Pet.-r. 
 
 cr, h ;i.l (iiur ll. KLLIS, .1. KKWI.N uius K. KIIIh k Co.), 
 
 Kllerby, Peter, b n.k-l.iii.l.-r 17 itii.l ID King . h 23 \Viiiilif«t.i 
 
 e. h' 7ii Magill. j Kllis, .lam •.<, lui.u, . ,. 132 T.'raul.-y. 
 
 KLLKKIIV, KKV. TlloMAS, assistant I KLLLS. JAM hlS I '. CO,, (.him.'S K. KMi.s, 
 
 minister St. (!i")rg.!'s Cliiir.li, h 242 Iti.li- j M. T. Ciin Ai .' Iwin Kllis, jr.), w.iteli- 
 
 ntiin.l vv. ^ ] niikcr.s and je» il'.'iM, 43 King e. 
 
 Kllin^sw.nth, Wm,, hail keeper M.-.JianiiV KLLIS, .lAMr: ■ I., SKX.. (.lam.'.s K. KlHs 
 
 liislitiitc. fcC...), h 23 ill hi'ster. 
 
 KLLlor, tJKOlKJK L., sur^.ton dentist 31 Kllis, .li.lin, bru.< iMiisher, O.") l/iieen w. 
 
 Kinir e, ll Millie. Kllis, .loliii. fariii.'r, li 131) Centre. 
 
 KLLIOT, .lOIIN, .lerk County C.mncil, KLLIS, JOHN K., Astt. K.litor Cinwiii 
 
 ll .12 (ierrai.l. I Fiinii-r, h (lr..iveiior, bet Yongu and 
 
 KLLIOT, J. W., D.Mitist. 43 k 45 , Surr.y I'ln..-. 
 
 Kill',' w, ll siiiin'. I Kill*, J.iliii, .liirvintii, ll II M.Iainosnr Yonge, 
 
 KLLIol", HOIIKUT W., (Lyman. Klliot & i V.nkvill.-. 
 
 C.i. ). ll .s:. SliutiT. , Kllis, P.itriil;, n:.t\v. buyer, 21/ King.', IhU 
 
 KLLIOT, W.M., (Lym:in, Klli.it & Co. ), h j Mis. lliili^an's, King e. 
 
 Peiiilii'.ik.. I Klliv, H.bi'rt, .'I'll. ' 33 Maitlaiid. 
 
 Klliott. Mri. M.iry, bur.liiig hmi.s.' 110 , Kllis, I!. Y., priiitt i (i w h Seiit.ni, b t (Jor- 
 
 Iti.'limoii.l e. I r.ir.l and C.irll.in. 
 
 Klliott, Patrick, laborer, h 114 ll.'e.h. I Kllis, Wm., h 2ii7 ItlNh.ip. 
 
 Klli.itl, AI.'X., keep.-r L.inati- A,syluiii, ImI.s i Kllis, Wm., gaiiteiiei', Clint. 
 
 laine. 
 
 Klliott, >»ivit|. turner (1. T. 11. IkI.s Van 
 
 l.'v nr yii.'cn. 
 Kllioti, Xrcdert.k 
 
 au- 
 
 Vi.t.nir 
 Kliistt, (ieor^A, 
 
 arria^o luiildMr, InU 22S 
 laborer, k r 6.1 lliuoheM. 
 
 Kills, Will., railway [KirL-r, 78 I^uiiM. 
 
 Kllis, Wm, farm.;r, 10(1 K.lward, 
 
 Kliis, Win., primer, luU w « .Soatou, I at 
 
 tl-rrard ,iiid i'.irllon. 
 KIIisoji,J.l>.,biakemaiitJ.T.U jMU410Tffrk. 
 KUtaoi), Wm., cur^MMitur, h 14 Sheppwd. 
 
 .,■,■ ,7vr;;'""v 
 
 ::'^' M;/..4i ■' 
 
228 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 s 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 RIIm, Uobrrt, turner, bda 8 Jamct n s. 
 
 KIwocmI, Joliii, hatter, h 6 llogi-rman. 
 
 Klin T., brit'klayer, rolling niilla, h Quren e. 
 
 KlinHli^y, Mra. Charlottf, h 200 Church. 
 
 Kltuslcy Uiiiiigtua, (Kvaiia, Klnisl«y k Co., 
 and CoH^ravR kCo., W eat Torontu Drew- 
 fry), h tiOOChurrh. 
 
 Klawortii, (iiMirKc, liihorcr, h HII ('hun-h. 
 
 KlviiiN, Audriw, t utter, h IHi Sayer. 
 
 KmcrNiii, Juuieii, atTund-hund atore, 210 
 
 ?^nieiy, Andrew J. moulder, h St. I'atrii^k'a 
 
 Hi|uare. 
 KuK^ry, CitutTiii; li\iiidcr, Mutnul, h aame. 
 Euicry, JoliM, clerk, Mh 51 Ourriaon. 
 Kiiit'iy, .'(MW'iili, liutclitr, li fit (jurriaoii. 
 Kuitrv, kirn. ThiMiua, h 2f5J Quern v;. 
 KMKkY, HOIlKUr, Ml).. druKgi»t and 
 
 >'hf.iiii.st, <i'J Quii n w, hMtinc. 
 FMKiKATluN (»KFICK, John A. Donald- 
 
 fcvij, «Kt-iit, H Kr»ut c. 
 Kuiiu«.il, Janii'8, Uhnnr, u CO lioultnn. 
 Fiiu.ry, JoHt'iih. ^.McBrido iCo.), h ftl (Jar- 
 
 ri")ii. 
 Ktiifland, 'ohn, laborer, h 53 Univeraity. 
 Kiigleaev, 'lioniiw, < arjH-utei, h 102 Atfnea. 
 EN«JI,1SIJ. rAI.Lli K... M.A.. U.li.. 
 
 (Kn)jliali& FoHtfi/, and (>r<'t.idriit anil tuau- 
 
 imiuf,' il»i«<:t«r, 'I'orout't St.n-. t lUiUay 
 
 Coniimnv, Ontario Hall, b 2 ymt-n .«• I'ark. 
 EN(;LISI( k KdSTKI'. iC. K. Engliali, 
 
 H.A., an>l Wni. A. '"oatar Ll..h.), bar- 
 
 iiHtera, Ont. T' ) Hull. 
 KN(;LIHIi C!!<U' IIOIISK ANI» «;1TY 
 
 lilCSTvUUANT, M. A. Thonma jrop, 30 
 
 King w, h IU2 ISimd. 
 I'jigliali, Michael, )Mik<r, h 204 B-ithurat. 
 Knriglit, l>i ,,xA, iub< rtT, h lU Kenin-w 
 Enri){ht, Dinnia, tcanihter ^i. li. Wyatt, h 
 
 Ontario wliarf 
 Ki; iglit, Mra. .Sitrah, (will Thomaa), waaln-r- 
 
 witniiin, li r :>.') Dul-Iicmm. 
 Knri^lil, I'litiick, jiilionr, )i f>o K<>nd. 
 Knrigiit, Thunww, hiborin, h PuUi-c. 
 K|>|iH, .lohu, purler, li i:i8 Akih-h. 
 EQIM, I.., gni'i't, 2Ua and -.'eri VonK<-, h 
 
 aanii'. 
 Krakinc, Jnlui, clerk Itoyul Inauranec io., h 
 
 77 'r.-ra-il-y. 
 ErvmMl, Siinenn, furniture dialer, 61 (Jmen 
 
 w, h Kline, 
 Eaten, Mra. Ann K. (wid J ('. 1*.), Ii 140 
 
 HiHuiinii Av. 
 Eaten, ■'. Iluki-hina<in (Whitley k h^ten), 
 
 h e a \' .mauley, n mr St l'nlri< k. 
 Katreaa, / , waiter, Auiericuu Motel, txla 
 
 name. 
 Klh riiigton, .(ohn, |K»rtj r <i. T. I{. fr. ight 
 
 deji<it, h II.') Trinity S<|iiiir< 
 ETNA Kil{EA.\l>.MAl{IM. S.SUUANH^K 
 
 '■OMJ'ANY, W,i,. H ndviaon agent, 
 
 KiiiK n w cor Vonf^e. 
 EUUOI'K.^N K.XrUKSH CO., U. U. Iriah, 
 
 agent, 07 Yutig>. 
 
 European Hotel, Jacob Schaefcr, prop, York, 
 
 cor lioulton. 
 Kvana, Alex., ahoemnker, 18 F.lizaheth. 
 EVANS, EI-MSI,EY k CO. (Edwyn Kvana 
 
 and lit niigiuN Klinali y), eominiaaion misr- 
 
 chnntH, 15 Wellingtun e. 
 EVANS. KDWYN (Kvana, Elmaley t Co.), 
 
 ImIh Quien'a Hotel. 
 Kvana, Miaa Kliuilx'th, h 22 .'tgnca, 
 I'lvuiiH, (ii(>., painter, Market w, h Ade- 
 
 laid).-. 
 KvuiiH, (Jeorge, h 79 Ktra.han. 
 Kvniiii, (teoige, tiiiHinilli, 417 Queen w, h 
 
 Ktruelian. 
 Kvana, (irorgc, h 18 Wcllinglon I'lace. 
 KvaiiH, U.urge, marble polLilnr at 1704 
 
 Yongc. 
 EVANS, (!. M. (Barrett k Kvana), h 68 
 
 Church. 
 EVANS, JOHN, chrk Water Worka, h 277 
 ^ Chun h, 
 EvaiiK, •lolin, junr., commercial traveller, h 
 
 ;{«:. cimirii. 
 
 Evaiia, .1. 11. W., accountant li.A. liiauraneo 
 
 C.I., Ii lil Suili'ii. 
 EVANS, J. ICK. I'KOr. CITY LAHDER, 
 
 I'liHt Ollice italic. Ii aauic. 
 Kvana, I'eter, laborer l>. Crawford k Vo., h 
 
 5i Caroline. 
 Kvaiih, I'rtcr, laborer, b 7^ ('undine. 
 KVANS, SIMoN, movisioiiH. ^J) and 31, 
 
 St. l/.twrelice MalKet, b :i Seuton. 
 Evany, 'Iho.ua.i, curler, b 10.1 Snyer. 
 Kvana, \Sni., aailoi, h 70 KIni w 
 Kvileigli, Wni . gardener, b w a (.'ollege, 
 
 Yoikv.ll-. 
 Evana, Wni O. . clerk, bda 51 Uiehniond 
 
 eiiHt . 
 Evans. \V. U,, clerk 15. A. Ina. Co., bda 24 
 
 Sultan. 
 Everell, Joaeph ('., bookkeeper, b SI Ed- 
 
 waid. 
 KVKS, .lAMKS. Hoda water manufacturer 
 
 lor Y(<nge. Ii Hanie, 
 F'\oy, .luiocH, laborer, ll Ka«l. 
 Kvoy, .lolin, laborer, h IJl* Tecnniactli. 
 Kvoy, Matthew, tiiilor. b I! Kllioll I'laee. 
 Kw; II, I'eter, Kuleaiiiail '2\'2 Yonge. 
 KWAKT, (.Kolit;!-;, ^K. M. Carrntbera k 
 
 Co.), ll fitli ll II a illipor e. Yorkville. 
 Ewait, .lohii S., atiident lit law 22 King p. 
 Kwarl, Mrs. tatbdine, (wid Thoa) 28 OuiU 
 
 cchler. 
 
 Kwing, Vrs. June, (wid ■Inniea), h 15 .lamea. 
 Kwiiig, .'otiii, jiiihcr, ll '.^(14 l.iiinley. 
 Kwiiig, Itenjnriiiii, tailor :IH;| Yonge. 
 Kwing, Mrs. .laiic, li LOilaincH. 
 KWINO, ItoliKItT I), pb'itograpbic artiil 
 
 IMi King w. ll iVI'J Yonge. 
 KYi''..^ KAK )>ISl'i;NS.\|{Y. IloMlnugU k 
 
 Iteevi', cor Cliniili and t/ueen 
 KXt'llANCI.I l'll.l>INCS,:t4Wellingtune, 
 
 in I tjcutt ulid Cluucli {Huts advl.) 
 Executive Council otliee, King w ni SImcoc 
 
 
 '"^ 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 220 
 
 SchoefiT, prop, York, 
 
 k, \»h [>\ liichinond 
 I. A. liiH. Co., \4a'ii 
 wkki'opcr, h 3 J Kd- 
 . wiifrr iiianufrtoturer 
 
 1 1 I'.llNl. 
 
 I 1 '.'.I TfciiinHctli. 
 , h :! Kllioli l'la<;o. 
 
 (K. M. ( ■limit luTS ft 
 iio!' f, Yoikville. 
 lit lit Ihw '2'J King e. 
 , (wi<l Th(m) 'IH dtou 
 
 (\ .Innirg), li ir* .lames. 
 
 I W^ l.\iinliy. 
 
 (ir lisa V'liiigf. 
 
 If) . I unit's, 
 
 > , |>li<>t(>Kra|ilii<: •rtUi 
 
 Vitiivi«. 
 
 V'SAHV. HoMluHgh k 
 
 mil yufCli 
 
 lNi!S,:t4\Vclliiigiune, 
 
 h {Hw uitvt.) 
 
 lice, KiiiR w ni Simoor. 
 
 F«gi*n, Patriok, InliorsT, Is 15 Maria. 
 Fahey, M., hihonr KoUiiiR MilU, h Ka''.. 
 Vaht'.y, TboinoM Hiinry, njiltiitniaii 97 King e, 
 
 IkIa 73 Kii'liniouil w. 
 Fttliiiy, VVm , l>iii>k-ki.>o]N'r John Miicdoniilil ft 
 
 Co., h ISJD John. 
 Fuhrnhai'h, John, ha.ski-t mnkcr, h 127 Agni>fi. 
 Faint, Jolm, artist, Ma '21 Juiin-.s. 
 Ff'r, J. J., cabinut tnakfr, Mh 31 Tcmiwr- 
 
 ik'.'.CIt. 
 
 Fiiirhaim, Itichanl, hoih>r-m:iker, li .1 Church. 
 FairhaiiUs, Jufin'.s, ciiKiniMT, li Ii7-. (,)ii('<'n «•. 
 Fairl)Uik4, Patrick, teamster, !i ISi I'etrr. 
 FAIHl'.ANKS'SCAl.K A(!KN<:Y, 1»:{ Hiiig 
 
 W, A. K. IJooiiicr a;4ciit. 
 Fftirlmiiii, J., (ilt.T, (J.T. II. 
 FAlilCI.OTll. (!I;()IC(;K S.. (tJ. S. IVir- 
 
 cloth & Son), 171 ii H rkcley. 
 FAIi!il<nrU, (!K()l!(iK S. ft HON, «lgn 
 
 ami hoiHc imiiitciM iiiiil giu/ic!), \'i A<tu- 
 
 lai.li-c. h 171 ilcrk'-h-y. 
 FAIUCI.OTII. JollS, ((!. S. Kiiirdoth ft 
 
 .S..n). hil.M 171 B.Mkflcy. 
 Fairdulh, Henry, |iiiintiT, h r»IJ McMahon. 
 Fuinlotli, .1. M., iiaiiitcr, Inl.sl71 Herkelcy. 
 Kair'lotli, Itichiiril, ch-rk, ill Kin;; <•, liiia 
 
 IMchinond, cor Victoria. 
 FaiMioM, Allred, j^rocr, h '2 Ivlwiinl. 
 Kuirliclil, AllVel K., grocery, .'llsj Yongr, h 
 
 xanie. 
 FAIKKIKIil), HKNIIY IJ., jiroji I'.mntain 
 
 r«8tiiiirant anil liiili.ii'il room, (lU King<% h 
 
 name. 
 FairliiMil, Koliert, |iorter. 
 Falconliriilcc, \V. (J., 
 
 UniverHJiv collegii. 
 Falconer, Harvey, <:lerk <'.)lonial Hccurilie.s 
 
 </'oMi|trtiiy, h tis Wood. 
 Fatcn, K I ward, .shocin ikir, It 1 i:' Kli/abcth. 
 b'alcii, Mii'hael, \vheeiwii;^lil, li (LI I'liivi-r- 
 
 Hily. 
 Falkiner, Henry K., clerk I'. O., h '.i'\ AgnoH. 
 Fallen, James, I ihoritr, r h l'2'l IJerkehiy. 
 Fallen, M.irlin, iiliorcr, 'J.'i Anders im'.h l/me. 
 Fallon, .'lohn, litlioier ilnck, li I:t2 Nnniach. 
 Fallon, N^iirliii, I .Imi'-r, li'27<'io.ss Lane. 
 Falls, Mis. Margiret, (wid Janicfi), seani- 
 
 Hlro.ss, h 47 I'arlinnienl 
 Faniirher, 'I'lioinas, w \\ limukir, 178 Kinge 
 FAIllKV, AllTHUH. grncrien, .;nM!k«ry, 
 
 ttU'i hardware, 'J'.M Uiieim «. h .si'n\ 
 Farley, James, liulldm', ror Jarvi* and 
 
 Shnter 
 Farlity, John, earpentcr, h 117 MeMalion. 
 fiirley, Patrick, tailor, h iront u. loot of 
 
 HimciM'. 
 Farhiy, KolM'rt, druK','ist, h 'M McMahon. 
 Farley, Will., iniilci, )i ID Kinge. 
 Farley, Win , laborer, 1 Trinity. 
 Fanner, Mrx. Jane, dre.s.sinaker, 16 Adiduidu 
 
 I!, h miiue. 
 Karinary, Charloa, «hocm:tki!r. It 97 Alico. 
 
 h 7-2 Kli/lbelh. 
 law .student, bds 
 
 Farr, John, brewer, h 620 Queen w. 
 
 Farr, John, h 05 iinultnn. 
 
 Farrall, Jaine*, nlaater^r, h 40 Agues. 
 
 FarraniMS J. Smith, (l.T.R. 
 
 Farrant, John, stationer, 283 Vongo, h 
 
 name. 
 Farraw, Wm., fruit store, Yonge at, York- 
 
 villi', h miinr. 
 Farrel, Patrick, laborer, li 8 Central liiine. 
 Farrell, Kdwanl, laborer, '201 (Vntre. 
 Farrell, Daniel, h 505 Little Kichmond. 
 Farrell, .Iiinics, h •20H Hiiycr. 
 Farrell, .lo.'iii, ^ritittir Lender OlFico, h 95 
 
 iioiiltoii. 
 Farrell ,Iohn, flour factor, h 8 Kliziibcth. 
 Karrcll, .lolm, laborer, li r H Douro. 
 Fiirri'll, .liiMc|>li, laborer, h t! Hiigeriniin. 
 Farrell, .Michael, stove niounter, h 110 Car- 
 oline. 
 Furrell, Michaid, laborer, )i I1'2 South 
 
 Park. 
 Farrell, "i i nr., employee Uolling Mills, 
 
 b»lH n ,-. ii\.\\ Park. 
 Farr.'', .Mi.s. Kridget, (wid Patrick), h 41 
 
 Siicrbourne, 
 Farrell, Kobi rt, bin«li milker, li 1.'i'2 Peetdi. 
 Farrell, Stew, .it, brakem.iii N. li. ('., bds 
 
 lis Spadini Av.-. 
 Farrell, .S. W., coinmiHsion merchant, 78 
 
 Front e, h H8 Shuter. 
 Farrell, 'riiomas, clerk Toronto Slreut U. II. 
 
 h 1 l.H Spadina Ave. 
 Karries, .lohn, laborer, h l'2Scaton. 
 Farringlon, J. I)., book-kecjM-r !io4ain 
 
 Hou.se, bds H:iine. 
 
 Kannihar, Henry J., Hhoeinuker, IkIs 137 
 
 Tciauley. 
 ianpilrir, Mrs., (wid Ales.), h 100 Dal- 
 
 hiMisie. 
 Kanpiliar, Win., stom; cutter, h 72 Caro- 
 lina. 
 l''ar(|uhar.son, .lanii-s, tailor, h l7iJQuet>nw, 
 
 h Haine. 
 Fnninlmr.son, Peter, groc'r, and carpenter ut 
 
 S'liith's, ji I'.H AdelaidiMv. 
 FAI'lillVF.I!, M. It, gr.>ccrics and jiro- 
 
 vi.sjoiis, :!I2 Yoir.,'1 i sajiic, 
 KAIMdvNFdf, (;|;<»U.;K (W, Faulkner & 
 
 C,,. ), h l,H,H(;e..r;je. 
 Faulkner, Mrs. Christina (wid Heorge) h (10 
 
 Uichnioml w. 
 FAUI.KNKU, W. (W. F.inlkiir ft Co.), h 
 
 l.S.S (icorge. 
 FAUI,KNFd{, \V. ft CM. (W. ami (i.-orgo 
 
 Faulkner), shoe inaniilactiirerM, 3 King w. 
 FawkeaS., undi-rlaker, '2ilO Yoiigc, h .same. 
 Fe.irnlev, (Icorge, pliislerer, lJ>i! Centre. 
 Fee, .lohn, grocer ami liipior munihant, 437 
 
 King e, li same. 
 Fi!i!, .Iciseph, groceritis, wines and liquors, 
 
 4.51 King e, h name. 
 Fee. Ln.-a.s (Thos. Wiulleld ft Co.), lals 451 
 
 King e. 
 Fo.-, Mrs. Ann (wid Patrick), 36 Charles. 
 
230 
 
 C. K. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Ffed, Tlios. , telegraph oporatcr, n-iOrniigp- 
 
 ville. 
 Feehun, Mrs. Charlotte, boardiiig-houM*, h 
 
 17 Ui( hninml c. 
 Feclipy, .laiiH'i, lulmror, 81 Duiiimm r. 
 Fehl, John, Itafikctiniikir, li iioitli of tull- 
 
 giifc, Voikville. 
 Fegnn, I'litiii'k, Inliorcr, h 15 Minia. 
 Frihl, Joliii, diiv.T)!. W. K., h i of nIioji. 
 Feildc, .Iaiii«s F., first toller Ontario Hunk, 
 
 h (' H (Iwvniie, Yorkvillc. 
 Feiiitui'li, Mnri'us wntclifN, <.'l>i('kHnn<l jewel- 
 lery, 129 Kiti>{ I', li Nuiiie. 
 Fell, Diiviil, jmiiitii', r T.'l (lerrnnl. 
 Fell, Friilirifk, < [M'sitor, 17niiii lU King 
 
 e, h N H Cliiirlcs, liet Cliiiii'li nnil Yonj^c. 
 Keiin, .Idliii, Rlioctnnker, hiU Hfi Uiiiveuity. 
 FVnneli, Alfnd, engine-»lriv( r N. U. ('., h 
 
 'J« Miirkct w. 
 Fennell, Mii'linel, eiigiiirinan N. It. ('. 
 Fennell, Tli(>iiia.s (ieorge. stiulent nt luw. 4 
 
 Dntnrio Hull, li '.^:il Front. 
 Kenner, .1. W. k (>'. (.1. W. Fen tier & Co.), 
 
 )ili(it(igrii|ili giillery, 1 1(5 Voiige. 
 Femiey, Henry, hi cilHiniin, h 'JU Collionie. 
 Feiiney, Tlioinnx, h H Virtniia. 
 FeiiHom, .'cs.se, niarliinJHt, h "JJd 'reiiillley. 
 Fensdiii, .loliii, niiieliini.st, li 7ti Trrmilev. 
 FKNTON, KKKI>KmcK,(.Mori.liv, Sullivan 
 
 ;• Feiiton), h 121 St. I'atrirk. 
 h\ iwiek, MiH. Alinon (wiil Ai^tlrev), h 4^ 
 
 'ri'iiniley, 
 I'Vnwick Mis. Aliio (wi.l William), li l.l'J 
 
 Teranlfv. 
 Feiiwii'k, Mrs. (wiili, h Til Virlmia. 
 Tcnwiik, W., (iiri'eHler lluike'h mihIi ami 
 
 iloiir lai'loiy, mr li'irlmionil ainl Slie|i|>ar<l. 
 Ker^fusun, Kdwjiiil, lilonr, li 2(17 i'lulianient. 
 Ferj^iton, .lolin, cjrrk, li tu W'lillun. 
 Fei>{usi Iiise|iii li,, law ntutlciil, Mn 15:{ 
 
 Clinirh. 
 KKltcrsoN, IIKNHV, (I)uflln& IVrgusonl, 
 
 h Hi^'h. 
 reiffusdii, lltury, utoneiutter, h l!l(l llleli 
 
 nioiitl \v. 
 TerxuHon, Hcnrv, Miil-niaker, li *S2 UetiiHon 
 
 Av.'. 
 KKkwrsoN, ItKV. MiCHAF.L. piofeHHor 
 
 SI. MichairH College, St. .Iusi|ili. 
 FergU>i!.ll, Mis.s Marpilt't, head niistre.<).s 
 
 ;X'rrsdeiit .lohn fit. Srlmol, li 2<iti <..lneen w. 
 re'.gnsiin, Koticrt. eariicnter 0. T. 1{., h 4!)1 
 
 Mttl<- Itiehninnd. 
 Fer;0>'""<. l.'olicrt, for«'nmn eorile|it(i. T. H., 
 
 h I'ortlaiitl. 
 Fertoison, Koht., tailor 18 Adelaide w, h Barne. 
 FertciiNon, Itoliert, lahnter, li ^5^) Kiiige. 
 KKUCrsoN, TIKl.MAS. (I'dain, FergUM.n 
 
 k I'arkinNon), h 15;i Chi. li. 
 Fer!n«iiaj,'!i Inn, .lai.ies Cu, art, proji, '>M\ 
 
 lihieer: w. 
 Ferns, .hMiies, Inliorer, l,i 2fl M'tiison Ave. 
 Ferratt, F., clerk, hd.s 27 Adi i ii|« w. 
 Ferrier, Amos 11., teaehir, bd8 4.S Kli/i.l>eth. 
 
 FerriH, (Jrorj^e, Kaleainan, h 10 Penison Ave 
 FerriH, John, ueighuiaii W. Adamtoii, h 
 
 12 Seaton. 
 Firry, Thonnw, groeeries and proviaiona 114 
 
 Huchesfi, h lume. 
 Fi'litmr, Mrx. Cutheiine, (wid Henjaniin), 
 
 hi Tpruuley. 
 Fii'htuer, John J., gardener, h 48 .lainea e. 
 Fiehl, lienj.iinin, tailor, h r .1(5 Sayi r. 
 Field, Charles, titter, h 04 (Inbirio e. 
 Field, (ieorge, larpeiifer, ImN liritinh Hotel. 
 Fielda CeoiK", teain.ster, h 108 Parliament. 
 I'ield, If., i-ariienti-r Itinke'fi K:iHh and door 
 
 factory cur Iticlmiond and Shepji-ird. 
 Fieldfi, .laiiieM, tidier dntuiin Kunk, lida 
 
 (iwvniie lict lUoor and JamcN. 
 Fii'ld, Kii hard, caliinet-niakei', h lid Houl- 
 
 ton. 
 Field, llohert, suleKiiiaii f>. k J. W, Cox k 
 
 Co., IhIh same. 
 Finch, Cl.arlea S., hook keiper King i*, h 
 
 Kanie. 
 I-INCII, FllKDKHICK. law stntioner and 
 
 litho^'riiphcr, 44 Church, h 47 Shetliiuiriiv. 
 Finch, .lohn, laiiientcr, h M Cniveniity. 
 Kiiich, liichiird, li.lMinr, h V'd Centri'. 
 FINCH. WIM.IA.M .s., Merchnnt Tailor, 
 
 HryC'KiiU and clothing', KiiiKe, h Mime. 
 Finder, Charlin, shoeniaker, ImIh ;t(I Albert. 
 Kiiidlay, .'aniex, Win. Haiuillon k Son. 
 Finilhy, Win., mdesman, lula .'< Maitlunil. 
 Finley, I'.iheit, Khociiiakcr, li dak, 
 l''iiilcy. Will., clerk Niiif.'aiu Hoii.se, ixlsaame. 
 Finlev, Mt'H. Kacliel (wid Joshua), taiiormii, 
 
 h ti.' F.li/alieth. 
 Finn, I'dwaid, pinter N. 1!. C. , h Hope, 
 linn, (iior^'e, uaiehouKemaii, IxU Clifton 
 
 Hon ,e. 
 linn, .'aiiiiH, lahorer, li 4 Croiw l.ane. 
 Finn, .lamcH, lalxnci, h 4 Anderxon's Lane. 
 Finn, .lames, hilion r J. k S. C. Scoville, h 
 
 Henirew. 
 Finn, .'nineN, MaekNinilh, h 4 Cnma I.ane. 
 linn, .Inhn, lalmr. r, h 1 ID riiie y 
 Finn, .lohn, carter, h i:l| little Front. 
 Finn, .Mih Itiid^el, h w n Hope, livt Itubin- 
 
 »on and Ciiiiway, 
 ilN.V, W.\l., j,'roceraiid provixioii Jiwlor, 
 
 470 (,>lieen V,', h Hallie. 
 Finn, Win., lalmier, hds r 1(>1 Centre. 
 Finn. 11, Michael, engine-driver N. H. ('., h 
 
 2(1 Market w. 
 I'innig.m, J., ]iaiiiter (!. 'I'. 11. 
 Fiiiiiij;aii, Mrs. .Mary, h r i;U<,liieen w. 
 Finnipin, Mim. Kink (wid Jainek), he* 
 
 .lohn, liet VS'ellinptoii an. I King. 
 I'innigan, rhilip, lahorer. h 112 St. Patrick 
 i'inni^^an, P., har-tciidcr KoMkiti lltuixe, ltd* 
 
 Hanie. 
 I'inucane, Daniel, porter 21 niul 2U King e, 
 
 h ^'.» Adelaide w 
 FIHF.MANS HALL, Temp, nuice ,-.„■ jluy. 
 FirstI r'.Kik, ThoiiiaH, eariicnter, hds 11& 
 
 l)ul:c. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIUFXTOUY. 
 
 231 
 
 iiiid |ii-<>viNioii dmlor, 
 
 i>r 'Jl niul 'iU KiitK e, 
 
 Finitbrook, >l<Mic|ih, rarpnU-r, 1k1« 1151 >uk^. | 
 FIltSTHKOOK. WM., (Kii^tl.rook k Hml), | 
 
 ri'ii Acton, (lilt 
 FllKriUMHdi k IIKKI). (Will. FiiHtl.rcH.k 
 k W. Hii'iD.iHriHiitcrs At joiiurs, 'J«56 Kiii>? < 
 Firtli, Tliiiiiiiw, hlsociimkiT, li SI AKiirM. 
 FiM:hfr, Max., |iiiiiiu t°uit«' tiiiici-, l.'i KiiiK*', 
 
 IxIh Hct;;' lioli-l. 
 FISH MAKKKT. r.x|.l(inn.l<>, foot Fr.Ml.-ii.k. 
 FISIIKK, AI.KX., iiiuiiiis"'!' Oiititrio liunk, 
 
 li St(»tt for Wellington. i 
 
 FUlur, Artlmr, (KiHlicr A; ItoliiiiHon), ImU 14 ' 
 
 Frami* | 
 
 FiHiivr, CliiirlcH, wi'i^jlitniiHti-r huiI iiinrkfl i 
 
 inHp itor, h 'il Tcranli-y. 1 
 
 Fishc-r, Kiv Itiiik, <alihu-t innkcr, li r 180 
 
 HayiT. 
 Fialicr, (iioi'^c, li 7 Muitliinil. 
 FIhIioi', J. L. , coMiiiicicial tiiivclU'i', IhI.s 
 
 lila.'k lloisr Hotel. I 
 
 FiHiier, .Mix. ^M., w .wlierwoimiii, li ;t67 | 
 
 Adeliiiil- \v. I 
 
 FifliPi', T. W., limtk-kepjior Mllloy ^ Co., Ii 
 
 :io7 Kiii,:< w. ! 
 
 Fisiier, 'riioiiiaa W., clerk, Ms .109 Kiiit( »'. | 
 Fiitlicr k UciliiiiHoii, (Artliiir Fisher ami Win. 
 
 UiiliiiiHoii), cunl wiiterit, .V nI^ii |i.iiiitt'i'H, 
 
 li IJ Kraiiii.t. I 
 
 FI.SKKN. .lOIIN, (.lolin I'isken k (NO, 
 
 res Law toll I'lirk, Y<iiij(c. 
 FI.SKKN', .KHIN k CO., (.lolm Fisken ami 
 
 Tlioiiia.s (tonloii), idi k oil and coiiuiiission 
 
 inercliaiits, 1,5 Wel!iiif{toii. 
 FITCH. .1. ('.. (Il"wlaiidJt Fitch), h Wykc 
 
 hoill l.oil;^-. He cor Yoi|;.{e alld ('olle;((' Av. 
 Fitchcl, II. It. F., jioil; pHckel-, ImI.s Clifton 
 
 llollHe. 
 Fittcii, I.., on.^ineei (1. T. It., h .Spadina Av 
 
 iirHt. Patrick. 
 FlTriNCKU, II., M<( (1IM> *:((». niinn- 
 
 |'.»i IniiM.s ot viiiej^iiii, whJNkey, ln-er, kc, 
 
 l,e»iievllle. ^See advertiHeiin'iit>. 
 FITZC.FUAI.n. Kl»\VAI<l>, MA.. I.I..II., 
 
 \C»incion, SIrMirhael, Fitziji'iald k IIoh- 
 
 V\\\\, \\ )i\\ Itloor. 
 FU»H>'iail, .loliii, Crocer, H7 Fine e, lor 
 
 North I'<nk, h );atiic. 
 Fit)!;{tMaM, .lolin, Nlioi!iii:i!(cr, h ^7 I'inc. 
 Fit/gerald, .lolm, hlacksiiiith, h tHCJiuTii w. 
 Kitz^er.ild, .lohii, tailor, h Ni*Knrn. 
 Fitzj{er.ild, Mn., HcuiutivMH, '■^Im 74Teraiiley. 
 Fitz;{errld, Mm. A^.(iieH, iwid CliarlcH), li 
 
 IK-IUN'lll .\v. 
 
 FiUK<-raUl, Urk. Flh-u, (ui>l Jdin), h .'xlU 
 
 Yoilf^c. 
 
 FiCctp'rald, .Mi-M. Kate, (wid .lolin), uaslu'i' 
 
 woiii.iii.'h n I ltd .larviH, 
 Fitgcrald, Uichud, lilHtnr, h 'Jt» Staiili'V. 
 Fitz^or.iM, Uii'hai'l, Hawyer, lti«i Centre 
 Fitzgerald. Uichard, Mhocmuker, ;iO;i Cjuveii 
 
 W, h .'fl Wel|ill;rto|i I'Uce. 
 Fit/Gerald, Win. M. A., law xtlldciit, IhIh 
 
 Toronto I'liiversity. 
 Fitzxihhou, .Uiii.'K, nu'dicul iitmleut, IkU .').'< 
 
 Kiehmniid •«. 
 
 FitZ)(ililioii, Mm., h Dundiui nr DoverCourt. 
 Fitz)(ihlioiiH, MiH. Mary Ann, (wid Franciii, 
 
 wiuherwoinan, h 'J31 r Snyor. 
 FITZHKNKY. W. T., (Fitzheniy It o'Don- 
 
 ohoe), h (tl l.ittle Front. 
 FITZHK.NItY k ODONdHdK, (W. T. 
 
 Fitzheniy .V Martin 0'I>oii<diocl, diNtillem, 
 
 61 Little Front, 
 Fitzpatiick, .laineii, liuxter, li :i(l DiiehesN. 
 Fit/patiii k, .laiiieH, )(riM'er, h 7 Dnniincr. 
 Fit/|> i< k, .loiM'|ili, tiriMnan (i.T.H., h 114 
 
 Itoiiitoli. 
 
 Fitzpatiii'k, .L, tiiriiiaii N.K.C. 
 
 Fitzjiatrii'k, Michael, laborer, li 4'Jl Little 
 Kicliniond. 
 
 Fil/.patii<k, .Mrs. Urid^et, f{atuke<>|tvr, Col- 
 lege ttve, li 4 I l,»ucen w. 
 
 FItzpatrick, I'cter, telejrnipli (t|M-rAtor, bda 
 1 4 » (,)ii< w. 
 
 FitZ'SiiiinioiiN, (i. .1., niHiiiiracturer uiid jew- 
 idler, II Kin;{ w, IhU Ct.'i York. 
 
 Fit/.NiiiioiiM, (!eoi({e, vaiiely HtoK* an. I work- 
 illfj jeweler, 1U.'» York, h millie. 
 
 Fit/xinioiiH, Ixaac, li I'ib York. 
 
 FilZNiiiioiiH, .laiiH'N, liook-kee|><>r W. S. Kidth. 
 
 Flack, David, laborer, h 'J5 llrilain. 
 
 Flaherty, •lolin, eiir|N-uter, h Flizabeth nr 
 Walton. 
 
 Flaheity, .lolm. laborer, h 1"J .Stanley. 
 
 Flaherty, Mrs. .laiic, (wid FiaiiciH*, h 1984 
 
 (jlllccll W. 
 
 Flaiiii^.m, I 'orneliuH, laborer, ImU 172 Queen 
 w. 
 
 FlaiiiiKan, Panirl, dairyniati, h n;) Iteiifrew. 
 
 Klaiia){an, Penis, laborer, h 'i\ F.niily. 
 
 Flaiia<{.in, Ftaiii'is, dc.ilir, h \'H .larvis. 
 
 Fliiiia;(,m, .Mrs. SuHaii, (wid .Michael), gro- 
 cery, h 172 l^llcell w. 
 
 Fhinaj^an, Tlioiiuis, carpi'iitcr, li'JI) Markhani. 
 
 Flaiiii^an, .Mr8. Alice, (wid), h r Ijutteii w nr 
 .lolm. 
 
 Flaiii;,'an, .lames, Ktoveniounter, h WcIIcmJov. 
 
 Flaiiij{aii, .lolin, carter, hr l-H l)u';c, 
 
 Fl.miKan, .Michael, tailor, h .St. .M'i.iiih. 
 
 Flanijj.m, I'at, Hailor, li Id!* Yictoiia. 
 
 Flaimifraii, .Mrs. Mary, (wid Michael), h 143 
 
 TecuniHelh. 
 
 Flasher, Ilciny, InakeiiiHii N. II. ('., IxU 
 
 IIS Itroik. 
 Flavell, .lolm, gnnery and liniuir itori', 00 
 
 Kli/.abcth, h Maine. 
 Fleethan, IlicliMiil, cutter. It 7 McMahon. 
 Flciimi, Alcv., giiMHii, IkIm m h Itoxburgh, 
 
 Yoikvillc. 
 Fleiiiiiif;, Alex., iiiavble-worker, h'2'.i Na.ssau. 
 Fleinint;, Andrew, collector (d' St. .IoIiu'h 
 
 Ward, h I'Jll Ciiivemity. 
 Flemili;^, Ch:l.s. F , iusuraiice clerk, Itdtl 151 
 
 Church. 
 FLF.MINd .lAMF.S. wed Htorc and Yongr 
 
 street Nuiwry, :t4H and :(50 Yoiige, and 
 
 (.1. Fleming & Co.), Yonge, cur C^uueii, \\ 
 
 :t48 Yunge. 
 
232 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 i> 
 
 Fleming, JmiiM, lalmrcr, Rolling MilU, hOak. 
 Filming, .Inlin, Imilitr, 68 AiK-luidc c, h 
 
 nanip. 
 FLKMINU. .JOHN (Flcnung& Ward), h 68 
 
 Ailelaiilp <■. 
 Flfniinj,', KolxTt, «a<lill«r, Ih1» 84 Tfrauloy. 
 Fleming, It >l)crt M., law utiuient, Ixla 201 
 
 Vii'toria. 
 Fleming, Tlionnis, luirm'm-makpr, h 84 Tcr- 
 
 atiley. 
 FliMning, Tlmnuis A., ili-rk W. Uowland, h 
 
 84 T.'iiiul.'y. 
 Flt-niing, rutriok, I'lirnitT, w s Ycngo bet 
 
 lU'vcrlcv and Cottinghiini. 
 FI-KMlN(i k WAIU) (.lolm Fleming and 
 
 David Ward), lici-nsfd pawnbrokers, f)8 
 
 Adi'iaide e. 
 FliKMINc;, J. k CO. (-InnieH Fleming and 
 
 (>e<>. W. Iturkiund), Hc-i'd.tmcn anil lliirists, 
 
 180 Yonge ror (Jucen. 
 Flemming, .Insijih, laborer, h Suinaeli, nr 
 
 Sonth Park. 
 Fleniniing, .bdin, laborer, li 64 Oak. 
 Fleinrnini{, Wni., labon-r, li H .lumes p. 
 Fletcher, (ieorge, tobacco-worker, h 88 
 
 Klizabeth. 
 Fletilier, (icor;,'.-, baker, bds 8 Palace. 
 Fletcher, Hugh, clerk A. llenderHon, li 80 
 
 liumley. 
 FLKTOllKli. HlMill It., mining geoh.gist 
 
 and axsayer, oliice 109 Mutual, h .same, 
 FletcJiiT, .lo.si']ili, cashier ( 'an.ida Landed 
 
 Creilit Co., h ;iO Carlton. 
 FI.Kl'CllKIt, .1. W., (JUake, Kcit Ac WelU>, 
 
 h 1 1 ■"> \Vinche.ster. 
 Fletcher, Michael, carriage-painter, h 71 
 
 Kli/ahelh. 
 Flint, A. It., salesman, h 10 Crniekshank. 
 Flint, It., elerk '^1 und 23 King e, bdn 47 
 
 Colleen e. 
 Flint, (Jeorgc, book keeper, h 'jr).') (^ucen e. 
 Flint, liiehanl ilenrv, niai'hinist <i T. |{., h 
 
 ltl5 Itroik. 
 Flint, Itobcrl, carpenter, h '.M;i Palace. 
 
 Flint, li., wl Iman (!. T. If. 
 
 Flood, (iiinatt, laborer, bds (i4 Klix.ibetli. 
 Flood, Wijciitinc, eiriplovii.s (i. T. 1!., bil h 
 
 Hi < aniilen. 
 Floyd, Henry, collector, 21(1 Kli/abith. 
 FInker, .lolm, tinsmith !i2 Teninley, h .same. 
 Fly tin, .lames, bagftigcman 0. T. 1!., h 40 
 
 rerallley. 
 
 Flynn, Maurii-e, .sailor, h 194 Mutual. 
 
 Flynn, Mrs., (wid), h '.»» Hay. 
 
 Flynn, Owen, express-driver, h Parliament 
 
 nr Winchester. 
 Flynn, Patrick, laborer, h r 91 Staidey. 
 Flynn, Philip, carter, h 112 b'ichmond a. 
 Flynn, Tlionms, com trav, bds 94 Hay. 
 FLYNN, THOS.. (LCollfei Co.), rooms 13 
 
 Ontario Chambers. 
 Foad, Wrn., packer, h ad St. Albans. 
 Fognrty, Wm., laborer, li r 8.3 .Stanley. 
 ^'"oKt ^Dorgc, cutter, h 240 Queun u. 
 
 Fogsn, John, h ror Sherbournc and Carl- 
 ton. 
 
 Foley, Mm. (!atlii>rine F., tailuresa, h r 84 
 Stanley. 
 
 Foley, F.ilward, laborer, I) 26 Uichmond e. 
 
 Foley, .lames, laborer, Ms 67 Stanley. 
 
 Foley, .l(din, moulder, bds 221 Church. 
 
 Foley, Michael, upholxterer, h 221 Church. 
 
 Foley, Peter. sluK-makiT, h 90 Hi> hinond e. 
 
 Fcdey, 'riiomas, laborer, bds 221 Church. 
 
 Foley, Will., laborer, Iwls 78 Stanley. 
 
 Follitt, Charles, iiuliuenian (3. T. IL, h 30 
 AlU-rt. 
 
 Foote. IlMiry, slim-maker, h ss Ontario lane. 
 
 Forbes, Ale.x., ahm-maker, bda l.lUHayer. 
 
 Forbes, Diiman, roofer, h 21 .lames. 
 
 Foibes, I). C., ImIs 14i! Victoria. 
 
 Forbes, Mrr. (1. (wid), h 10 Cniikslmnk. 
 
 Forbes, Hugh, ganlener, s a Cottinghani 
 road, Yorkville. 
 
 Forbes, II. 1!., (Korb(s&King>, h242.Iarvis. 
 
 Forties, .lolm, artist, Homain Itnildings, bds 
 21 .lames. 
 
 Forbes, .lolin, earjienter, bds 12.T Victoria. 
 
 Forbes, John, laborer, li ;i Cherry. 
 
 Forbes, J., lainterand glazier, h 19^ Church. 
 
 FOKHKSA; KINO, (H. It. Forbes and J. D. 
 King), bankers and c.xuhunge brokers, 30 
 King e. 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. Mary .\nn, (wid David), h 146 
 Vicdoria. 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. Mary Ann, (wid Alexander), h 
 40 Itichmond w. 
 
 Forbes, Pryct! Alex., bds 22 Queen w. 
 
 Forbes William, ilairyman, 464 Yonge, h 
 salne. 
 
 Forbes Will. A., salesman T. M. Pringlc & 
 Co., bds lU She|mard. 
 
 Forbes, Wm. M., (Ford & Forbes^, h 4 Caer 
 Howell. 
 
 Ford, .lolin, laborer, h 10(1 Ciroline. 
 
 Ford. Patrick, laboiir, h 84 Dummer. 
 
 Ford, 'riinniii.s, shoemaker, h Charles. 
 
 FOIID, WM., M.D., arcoiintaiit and ciLshier 
 Crown Lands department, Parliament bd,'{s, 
 h 14 Windsor 
 
 Foicl, Will., cabinetmaker, li 116 .Vgnes. 
 
 Ford, Will., laborer, h lim Mutual. 
 
 Ford k Forbes, (.lolin Ford and Wm. For- 
 bes), carpenters and joiners, ;I7 Itich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Foreman, .bdiii K., iderk N.U.C., b«ls 260 
 Itichnioinl w. 
 
 Foreman, Mrs. Matilda, (will Rowland), h 
 2.''>0 liiclunond w. 
 
 Forest, .lolm, book-keeper, bds.;t2 Front e. 
 
 Forlo ig, Hcrlii-rt ■!., law student (}ainblu & 
 Itoulton. h 68 Hay. 
 
 Forloiig, Mrs. Sophia, h 68 Hay. 
 
 Formui, Oeorgu, book-keeia-r Hank of To- 
 ronto, h same. 
 
 Forinan, .latnes, messenger Bank of Toronto, 
 h above H,;nk of Toronto. 
 
 Furmun, John K., clerk, h '.6) Wichmund w. 
 
 , 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRKCTORY. 
 
 233 
 
 Hherliournc and Ctrl- 
 
 II) v., tailorru, h r 84 
 
 ir, I) 26 Uichmond e. 
 •, IkI« 67 Stanley. 
 •, lKliia21 (huri-h. 
 ilHttnr, h 221 Cliunih. 
 kiT, h 90 Hi. hniond a. 
 ■er, IkIh 221 Cliurcli. 
 1)(1m 7« HtaiilfV. 
 tniaii (5. T. U., h 3« 
 
 iikcr, )i nn Ontario lane. 
 
 akiT, lids 13:J Huycr. 
 
 Vr, h 21 .lunn's. 
 
 Iti Victoria. 
 
 ), h 10 Cruiksliank. 
 
 iiiicr, s N ('i>ttin}{haiii 
 
 <'s& Kin^M, )i 242 .larvifl. 
 Itotuiiin liniUlings, lids 
 
 trr, IhU 123 Viitoria. 
 •, li ;j ("litrry. 
 li Kl'izicr, li lUIIChurdi. 
 II. It. roiiii!! iinil .1. I), 
 d oxchaiigt! luukem, 30 
 
 nn, (wid Duvid), h 146 
 
 nn, (wid Alt xundcr), h 
 
 InI.^ 22 tjurcn w. 
 iryniun, 4.04 Yonge, h 
 
 rxnmn T. M. I'ringlo k 
 
 ird. 
 
 unl & Korl)i'n\ h 4 C'aer 
 
 h 10(5 C.iroiinf. 
 r, h 84 Dnninnr. 
 iiikrr, li (i Cliarli'.s. 
 iii'i'diintant und tiwliier 
 tnicnt, I'urlianicnthdf^ 
 
 luki r, li 11, I Agni's. 
 Ii lim Miitnid. 
 I Kurd and Wni. For- 
 iid joiniTH, ;J7 ItJcli- 
 
 lerk N.U.t*., bds 260 
 
 Ida, (wid Rowland), h 
 
 ■('IMT, lid.i_32 I'"roiit (!. 
 luw Htudcnt (}.unl)lu k 
 
 . li 6H May. 
 
 k-kci'iier Hank of To- 
 
 •ngtir Bunk of Toronto, 
 
 ronlo. 
 
 k, h iS) Itiiduiiund w. 
 
 , 
 
 ForneH, Dr. Jamei, h 126 Willlani. 
 FUKKi>:HT, JOHN, 16 hUmnu: Hall, btU 
 
 Newbiguing lionnr. 
 FOKKK.ST, I.OKKNZO, (Korroat k Uzo, 
 
 h t'hurch, ( or King. 
 KOUKKST k I,()Z(), (Lorenzo Forrfit and 
 
 Alexandiir l^ozo), phutographera, Church, 
 
 cor King. 
 Fomtfr, Edward J., caliinitnmki'r, bdt (liirs 
 
 Hot.'l. 
 Forstt-r, .lamed W., niechaniral HUiM-rinti-nd- 
 
 «nt HAW. 
 ForHttT, Thiinia.<t, lioilerinukbr O.T. U., Ii 
 
 HatliuiMt nr ijiifcn. 
 Forst.T, Thuniua, cU-aner (I.T.H., h 30 
 
 Koliinson, 
 Forsyth, IJi-orgf, builder, 103 Adi'laidc v, h 
 
 saini'. 
 Forsyth, .lames, gnidcner, h Nornml School 
 
 ground.i. 
 ForsyUi, .Fohn, tdnrk iMwtoHice, h 42 (!lou- 
 
 eestiT. 
 Fortier, Mix., IkIs 254 Carlton. 
 FOKTIKU, CAIT. CIIAUI.K.S C,., general 
 
 agent I'lienix, Ocean and Inland maiinu Ins 
 
 Co, ti and 7 Ontario Chandlers, vur Church 
 
 and Front, li '.'.') 1 Carlton. 
 Forton, Mieliael, laborer, h 32 Maria w. 
 Fortune, .lohn, rurpenter, li 218 KiizulM<th. 
 FOUWAIID.C. L.,lumberin8iicctor, bdsMet- 
 
 rojiolitan hotid. 
 Fossutt, Mrs. (Catharine, h 01 Agne.s. 
 Fos.sett, .lames, slioenuiker, bds 15 Sayer. 
 FOSTKIt, C. (.'., in.siieefor of ageni'ie.s Kdin- 
 
 burgh Assuruni'R Company, 17 Welling- 
 ton w, h. 
 Foster, i)avid, grocer, h 33j Adelaide w. 
 Foster, llialier'ngton, agent, h r 37 Louisia. 
 Foster, .lames, KU|H'rintendent N. K.C. nni- 
 
 eliine shop, li 317 Little Itiehmoiid. 
 Foster, .lames, salesman T. M. I'ringle^ Co. 
 Foster, .lame.i, (Utter T. .M. Tringle & Co., 
 
 h lis Ceorge. 
 FO.STKl!, .lAMl'.S |{., (.lames Fostor & Son), 
 
 h r,i5 Mutual. 
 FOSTF.H, .lAMF.S, (.lames Foster i .Son), h 
 
 125 Mutual. 
 FOSTKIf, .lAMK-S mathematical and t.-le- 
 
 graph initrunient maker, 27 F.xehunge 
 
 bigs., h 8 Howard's liow, .Magill. 
 FOSTKU, .lAMKS k .SON, (.lames and 
 
 James H. Foster), gi'ueral hardware, 145 
 
 Kint'e. 
 FOSTI.lv, .lOlIN, gHM-eries, provisions. 
 
 Hour and feed, h cor tjueen w and Simooe. 
 Foster, .Iose|ih, plasterer, h 1 Dale. 
 Foster, .loseph, harness maker, bds 550 
 
 (jueen w. 
 Foster, Miss Mary, lauudri>Ns, 156 Sayer. 
 Foster, Mrs. Maria, laundress, li fit) Agnes. 
 Foster, Oswald, n.ssi'.ssor of Yorkville, h 
 
 .lames nr Vonge, Yorkville. 
 Foster, O. F., book-keeper, !• James, YorJ- 
 
 Tille. 
 
 Postar. Richard M., dark 145 King e, bds 
 
 126 Mutual. 
 
 Foster, Sanii A, |M>liccman, h 138 Richmond. 
 
 Foster, Samuel, slioomakflf, h 164 (jueen e. 
 
 Foster, Thonuut, gardener, )i 122 Stra(dian. 
 
 Fnstor, Th «uaM, h 110 Duke. 
 
 Foster, Wm., clerk, h 110 Duke. 
 
 Foster, Wrii., artist, Lfndtr bigs. 
 
 Foster, Wui., I.diorer, 27 Sixitlina av. 
 
 FOSTF.H, WM. A., LL.H., (KngUsh & Fos- 
 ter), h 125 Mutual. 
 
 FotheriuKhani, Thoina.s, book-keeper, h 63 
 (lerrard. 
 
 Fotheringhani, Thomas F., student, bds 62 
 (ierrard. 
 
 FlUILDS k MrClMJIHN, wholesalo eloth- 
 ing, John Karr, agent, 12 Out. Chanibera. 
 
 FOULIW k HOUC..SON. wholesale .small 
 ware.s and fancy goods, 10 Wellington 
 w. 
 
 Foulstin. James, h 03 King u. 
 
 FOWLI'it, HF.NRY, resident director TIu- 
 ron anl Ontario .S. C. Co. 16 k 18 Wel- 
 lington e, h Wellington w n s bet York 
 and Sinicoe. 
 
 Fowler, .lo.scph, slinenniker, h 72 Houlton. 
 
 FOWLKK, .MRS. KOHKRT, milliner and 
 dressmakiT, 30S Yonge, h anic. 
 
 FOWLKK, UOHliRT,eontracforaud builder, 
 303 Yonge, cor Hayter, h same. 
 
 Fowles, li., grocer and provision dealer, 411 
 t^i'.e 'U w. n same. 
 
 FoX, KDWAKD, surveyor and draughts- 
 man. Crown l^uml l>ept., I'ar. I>lgs., ImIs 
 •Juecn w. 
 
 FoX, (!KOI!(iF,, slater und i-outractor, h 
 Don Vale. 
 
 Fox, Henry, rarjienter, h 39 Vanauley. 
 
 Fox, James, laborer, h 90 iioidton. 
 
 Fov, (ieurge, salesman James Stock, bds 
 t'ront. 
 
 Foy, James, student-at-luw Crawford k 
 Crondiic, bds .lurvi.s. 
 
 Fov, Mr.s. .Mary, (wid N.) h 140 Little 
 i<'ront. 
 
 I'oy, I'atric k, merchant, h 180 Jarvis. 
 
 Foy, William, grocer, 99 k 101 Richmond 
 w, h same. 
 
 Foy, William, saloon ker[)or, 107 York, h 
 sann>. 
 
 Frachon, Rev. Regis, professor St. .^'ichael's 
 College, ,St. Joseph's. 
 
 Frame, (!eorge, machinist Wm. Hamilton 
 k ,S()n. 
 
 Frame, James, clerk Jidiu Fee, bds 437 
 King e. 
 
 Frame, .lohn, malstei Kaat Knd Brewery, h 
 4;U Kinji, e 
 
 Frauds, A. W., student-at-law, Jones liros., 
 bds 57 Carleton. 
 
 Francis, Charles, clerk, bds 59 Carlton. 
 
 Francis, Charles, joiner, h Ksther nr Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Francis, Isaac, h 2*26 Sayer. 
 

 
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 Francis, James, foreman for St. James ward, 
 
 h 59 Carlton. 
 Francis, James, teamster W. Matthews, h 
 
 129 Elizabetli. 
 Francis, James, laborer, h r 137 Elizabeth. 
 Francis, Matthew, laborer, h 29 South Park. 
 FRANCIS. THOMAS, new and second-hand 
 
 furniture, plated ware, &c., 197 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Francis, Wellington, law student, hds 69 
 
 Carlton. 
 Franck, Mrs., (wid Rev. J.), 4 Adelaide w.l 
 Frank, James, carter, h Trinity. 
 Frank, Robert, carpenter, h 118 Palace. 
 Prankish, (Jharlcs, book-keeper, bds 439 
 
 Cliurch. 
 Prankish, John, com trav, h 439 Church. 
 Prankish, John E.. clerk 47 and 49 King e, 
 
 h 72 Magill. 
 FRANKLAND, G. P., butcher (Government 
 
 contractor) No. 24 St Lawrence market, 
 
 res Kingston road. 
 Fr.anklin, Henry, laborer, h 184 Elizabeth. 
 Franklin, Herman, peddler, h 272 King e. 
 FRANKLIN, WALTER W., local editor 
 
 Journal of Commerce, bds Norwood Cot- 
 tage. 
 Franklin, — , brakeman N. R. C, bds 26 
 
 Camden. 
 Praser, Archibald, medical student, bds 236 
 
 Church. 
 Praser, Miss Emma, asst teacher, h ScoUard, 
 
 York vi lie. 
 Praser, Oeoi'ge, dealer, h Derby lane. 
 FRASEK, JAMES, insurance agent, 5 King 
 
 w, h cor Surrey Place and Grenville. 
 Praser, John, book-keeper Henderson & 3ost- 
 
 wick. 
 Praser, John, laborer, h r 83 Stanley. 
 Praser, John, carpenter, h 217 University. 
 Praser, John, h 236 CHiurch. 
 Praser, Mrs. Sarah Jane, bds 68 Terauley. 
 Praser, Mra. M. A., tailoress, h 49 Sumach. 
 PRASER, ROBERT, barrister, kc, 44 
 
 Church, h 236 Church. 
 Praser, Thomas, clerk, bds Metropolitan 
 
 Hotel. 
 Fraser, Wm., carpenter, h ws McMahon lane. 
 Praser, Wm , clerk Vicker's express, bds 
 
 American Hotel. 
 Pr ser, Wm., shoemaker, h 327 Queen e. 
 Prazer, Miss Mary, dressmaker, h 160 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Frazer, Robert, h 83 Victoria. 
 Frazier, John, painter, h 88 Centre. 
 Prear, Mi-s. Catherine, boarding house, 386 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Preir, James, laborer, hns Sydenham, York- 
 
 ville. 
 FREEHOLD PERMANENT BUILDING 
 
 AND SAVINGS SOCIETY, Charles 
 
 Robertson, secretary and treasurer, On- 
 tario Hall, Church. 
 Freeland, }\x%. Margaret J., h C9 Ray. 
 
 FREELAND, ROBERT, soap and candl* 
 
 manufacturer, bds 69 Bay. 
 FREELAND, WILLIAM, banister, &c., 1 
 
 Leader Bdgs, King e, h 69 Bay. 
 Freeman, Isaac, employ^ Planing Mill, bds 
 
 9 Hagerman. 
 Freeman, James, waiter American Hotel, h 
 
 154 Sayer. 
 Freeman, Joseph, laborer, h r Phoebe nr 
 
 Maria. 
 Freeman, Mrs. Sarah (wid Wm.), 9 Hager- 
 man. 
 Freeman, Thomas, paper-ruler, h 90 Hayter. 
 Freeman, Thomas, cigar-maker, h 333 Ade- 
 
 la'de w. 
 French, H., bricklayer, bds 13 Victoria. 
 French, James, h 49 North. 
 French, Lewis, laborer, h 195 Centre. 
 FRENCH CONSULAR AGENCY, W. J 
 
 Macdonell, agent, 72 Church. 
 Frenkel, Henry, cigar-maker, bds European 
 
 Hotel. 
 FRIEDLANDER, bAMUEL, train dis- 
 patcher G. T. 1!., h 256 Richmond. 
 Friend, Patrick, shoemaker, h 134 Duchess. 
 Frith, John, warehouseman I/yman Elliot & 
 
 Co., bds 170 Queen w. 
 Frith, Wm., furniture dealer, 170 Queen w, 
 
 h same. 
 Frizzell, Thomas H., laborer, h 82 High. 
 Probose, Henry, tailor, h 114 York. 
 Frost, John A., baker, h r 5 Victoria. 
 Frost, John, porter A. Dixon & Son, h 4 
 
 Victoria. 
 Freeman, Joseph, laborer, h 27 Phnebe. 
 Fry, ChavlcR cabinet-maker, h834 Elizabeth. 
 Fry, John, cabinet-maker, h 33i Queen w. 
 Fry, Mrs., h 102 Richmond w. 
 Fry, Sebastian, shoemaker, h r 61 Queen. 
 Pry, Wni., house and sign painter, 69 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Fryer, Richard, tailor, h 6th d n s Hayden 
 
 nr Yonge. 
 Fryer, Roliert, shoe-cutter Robinson k Pear- 
 son, bds 7 Albert. 
 Fuerst, Simon, giain dealer, h Maitland. 
 FuUam, Wm., cabman, h 43 Pine e. 
 Fuller, Mrs. Julia M. (wid Logan), h 72 
 
 Gloucester. 
 FuUard, Mrs. Mary J., (wid Samuel), h 328 
 
 Queen e. 
 FULLER, CHARLES, manager lithogiaphic 
 
 department W. C. (.'hewett & Co., hi 
 
 Sult,in. 
 FULLER, the Venerable Archdeacon T. B., 
 
 D. D., D. C. L., rector of St George's 
 
 Church, h the rectory St. G'orge's Church, 
 
 John e s bet Queen and Grange road. 
 Fuller, Vahmcy E., student at law, h St 
 
 George's rectory. 
 Fullerton, Charles, sergeant of police, h 110 
 
 Victoria. 
 Fullerton & Co., publishers' agency r 30 
 
 King c. 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 235 
 
 BERT, soap and candle 
 
 ]s 69 Bay. 
 
 LLIAM, banister, &c., 1 
 
 i)g e, li 69 Bay. 
 
 iploy^ Pinning Jlill, bds 
 
 ■aiter American Hotel, h 
 
 laborer, li r Phoebe nr 
 
 ih (wid Wm.), 9 Hagcr- 
 
 paper-ruler, h 90 Hayter. 
 cigur-makcr, li 333 Ade- 
 
 lyer, bds 13 Victoria. 
 
 9 North. 
 
 orer, h 195 Centre. 
 
 ILAR A(}KNCY, \V. J 
 
 r, 72 CJiurcli. 
 
 gar-maker, bds European 
 
 8A5IUP:L, train dis- 
 , h 256 Riclimond. 
 oeniaker, h 131 Duchess, 
 ouseman I.yman Elliot & 
 en w. 
 ure dealer, 170 Queen w, 
 
 ., laborer, li 82 High. 
 
 ilor, h 114 York. 
 
 cer, h r 5 Victoria, 
 
 r A. Dixon & Son, h 4 
 
 iborer, Ii 27 Phoebe, 
 t-maker, h834 Elizabeth, 
 •maker, h 33 i Queen w. 
 ichmond \v. 
 emaker, h r 61 Queen, 
 ad sign painter, 69 Queen 
 
 ilor, h 6th d n s Hayden 
 
 -cutter Robinson k Pear- 
 
 n dealer, h Maitland. 
 lan, h 43 Pine e. 
 M. (wid Logan), h 72 
 
 .1., (wid Samuel), h 328 
 
 ES, manager lithogiuphic 
 C. (.'hewett & Co., hi 
 
 Mable Arelideacon T. B., 
 rector of St George's 
 tory St. G' orge's Church, 
 III and Grange road. 
 ,, student at law, h St, 
 
 sergeant of police, h 110 
 
 [jublishers' agency r 30 
 
 Fulljames, Mrs. Mary, (wid Henry), h n s 
 William, Yorkville. 
 
 FULTOM, ALEX. T.. (George Mich ie & Co., 
 & Fulton, Michie & Co.), h 40 Welling- 
 ton w. 
 
 Fulton, Hugh laborer, h 17 Victoria. 
 
 FULTON, MICHIE & CO., (A. T. Fulton 
 & James Michie), grocers, wine and 
 spirit merchants, 7 King w. 
 
 Funstoii, John, conductor G. T. R., h 108 
 Centre. 
 
 Funston, John J., conductor G. T. R., 1784 
 Sayer. 
 
 Funston, Thomas, laborer, h 21 ("lierry. 
 
 Funston, Wm.. prop. Grand Trunk Inn, 144 
 and 146 Little Front e. 
 
 Furlong, Michael, laborer, bds 202 Centre. 
 
 Furlonff, Moses, hammer-man Toronto steel. 
 & railway iron com])any, bds 537 King w, 
 
 Furlong, Thomas, laborer, h 68 Power w s. 
 
 Fuilong, Wm., shoemrker, h 179 Centre. 
 
 Furnace, John, teamster 61 Little Front, h 
 James e. 
 
 Furness, Francis, bricklayer, h 273 Queen e. 
 
 Furness, John, laborer, h 32 James e. 
 
 Furness, Mrs. F., giocer 271 Queen e, cor 
 Pai-1 lament, h same. 
 
 Fyle, Hugh, grocer, cor Maria w atid Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Fynn, Wm., gardener, bds 191 Centre. 
 
 G 
 
 li ail road hotel 
 
 GABY, JOSKPH, prop 
 
 Yonge, Yorkvill;;. 
 Gadson, F., carjienter Burke's sash and door 
 
 factory, cor Riclimond and Sheppard. 
 Gafiiey, John, pi'op Gafney's hotel 26 
 
 Church. 
 Gaffney, Michael, laborer, h 25 Phoebe. 
 GAGNIER, THEGDOIJE C. cigars and 
 
 tobacco, 67 King e, h 23 Ann. 
 Gaile.y, Josejih, laborer, h 66 Bishop. 
 Galiigher, John, butcher, li 185 Parliament. 
 Galbraith, H., hnusekee]ier Canadian Insti- 
 tute, h 44 liichmoiid e. 
 Galbraith, James, laborer, h 65 Pine e. 
 Galbraith, Wm., collector market fees, h 
 
 161 Hope. 
 GALBKAITH, AVM., general commission 
 
 merchant, 6 Manuiug's blk. Front e, h ^1 
 
 Maitland. 
 GALK, JAMES W., drj- goods, Toronto 
 
 shirt factory, 176 Yonge and 53 King w, 
 
 h 116 Yonge. 
 Gallucher, Farrell, laborer, h 27 Pine e. 
 Gallacher, Andrew, carpenter, h 49 Nelson 
 
 w. 
 Gallaglier, John, butt'her, li 187 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 Gallagher, John, butcher W. Awdo, bds 458 
 
 Queen w. 
 Gallagher, John, carpenter, bds 44 Scott 
 Gallagher, Michael, laborer, h 111 Nelson. 
 
 Gallagher, Mrs. Mary, (wid), h 70 Wood. 
 
 Gallagher, Peter, teamster, h C6 West On- 
 tario. 
 
 Gallagher, R. A., salesman, h 70 Wood. 
 
 Gallagher, Charles, brakeman N. R. C, 40 
 Charles. 
 
 Gallahurst, Francis, laborer, h 49 Boulton. 
 
 Gallow, Francis, salesman, h 40 Alice. 
 
 Gallowav, Alex., fireman N.R.C. 
 
 GALLOWAY, DAVID, retail dry goods and 
 hoop skirt manufactory, 212 Yonge, h 49 
 Queen e. 
 
 Galloway, David, carpenter at 618 Yonge. 
 
 Galloway, Walter, engine driver, h 38 
 Bishop. 
 
 GALT & HENDERSON, (Thomas Gait, 
 Q.C. and James Henderson, .jun.), barris- 
 ters, &c.. Royal Insurance Bigs., 1 Wei. 
 lington e. 
 
 GALT, THOMAS, (Gait & Henderson), h 
 e s Pembroke nr Wilton. 
 
 Galvin, Wm., tailor, h r 46 Power. 
 
 Gambler, — , clerk Royal engineers' Oflice, 
 bds 173 Church. 
 
 GAMBLE, CLARKE, (Gamble & Boulton), 
 h Holland Koufe, 61 Wellington. 
 
 Gamble, Joseph, laboi'er, h 37 Maple lane. 
 
 Gamble, Richard, gardener at Yonge street 
 nursery, bds Geirard cor Terauley. 
 
 GAMBLE, THOMAS, M.D., homoeopathist, 
 h 42 Ann. 
 
 Gamble, Wm., accountant and general bro- 
 ker, 24 Flxchaiige bigs, h 463 King w. 
 
 Gamble, Wm., gardener, bds cor Terauley 
 and Gerrard. 
 
 GAMBLE & BOULTON, (Clarke Gamble 
 and Geo. D'Arcy Houlton), banisters, &c., 
 B. A. lui. Co. bigs.. Court cor Church. 
 
 Gamniie, Peter, carpenter, h 15 Emma. 
 
 Gauge, Mrs. Elizabeth (wid George), h 19 
 Nassau. 
 
 Gauge, Samuel, storekeeper, h Davenport 
 Road, Yorkville. 
 
 Gannon, John, printer, bds 298 Church. 
 
 Gannon, ilattliew, h 1774 Qi'een w. 
 
 Gannon, Thomas, salesman James Stock, 
 bds 71 George. 
 
 Gannon, ThoTiias, clerk, h 71 Duke. 
 
 Ganor, Patrick, milkman, h 67 Queen e. 
 
 Gantley, Dennis, bootmaker, h 25 Elizabeth. 
 
 Garbutt, Joseph, wood-polisher, h 2964 
 
 Queen w. 
 • Garde, Charles, sheritt"s constable, h Bruns- 
 wick. 
 
 Garden, David, foreman baker 93 King l. 
 
 Garden, John George, mechanic, h 34 Ann. 
 
 Gardner, Edward W. salesman 33 to 37 
 King e, h 45 Shcrbourne. 
 
 GARDNER, JOHN, (Gardner k Ramsay), 
 h 322 Jarvis. 
 
 GARDNER & RAMSAY (John Gardner and 
 R. II. Ramsay), provision, produce and 
 commission mcr lants, 4 Manning's block, 
 Front c. 
 
236 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 I! 
 
 Garland, Andrew, laborer, h 49 Centre. 
 
 Garland, Rupert, veterinary sni^eon, bdsSSO 
 Yonge. 
 
 Garland, Wm., miller, h n s York, Yorkville. 
 
 Garner, Benjamin, baker, h 630 Yonge. 
 
 Garner, Mrs. Hannah, washerwoman, h 4 
 Ha^erman. 
 
 Garrahey, Mrs. Catherine, (wid Michael), h r 
 23 Renfrew. 
 
 Garrett, G., fireman G. T. R., bda Peter nr 
 King. 
 
 Garrett, John, express-driver, bds 158 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Garrett, Mrs., cook, h 46 Duchess. 
 
 Garrick. Thomas, bricklayer, h r 185 Sayer. 
 
 Gartley, James, shoemaker, h 25 Elizabeth. 
 
 Garton, John, pork and fish smoker, 326 
 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Gartshore, J. J., salesn.an, bds 111 Yonjje. 
 
 Garvey, Rev. M., Synagogue, h 81 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 GARVm. JOHN, general agent ^Etiia Life 
 Insurance Co., Whittemore bigs, Toronto, 
 Richmond w h 88. 
 
 Gaskin Henry, carpenter, h 70 Centre. 
 
 GASTON, HENRY, Ph. D., teacher of 
 modern languages and natural drawing, 
 Toronto Grammar School, 129 Seaton, h 
 same. (See advt. ) 
 
 GASTON, MRS. HENRY, teacher of piano- 
 forte an 1 singing, 129 Seaton, h same. 
 (See advt). 
 
 GATES, G. W. & CO., manufacturers of 
 sewing machines 14 King e. 
 
 GATES, GEORGE W., (G. \V. Gates & Co.), 
 h 25 Temperance. 
 
 Gates, Joseph, millwright, h 55 Little Front. 
 
 Gates, Wm. E., fiuit store, 262 King e, h 
 same. 
 
 Gaunt, Edward, carpenter, h 117 Elizabeth. 
 
 Gavin, Richard, grocer, 204 Queen e, h same. 
 
 Gay, Robert L., compositor Globe, h 12 
 Mutual. 
 
 Gaynor, T., laborer Rolling Jlills, bds 
 Front e. 
 
 Gearing;, Joseph, contractor and builder, 
 425 Yonge, h same. 
 
 GedJes, M ss Ann, h 33 Maitland. 
 
 Gellathy, David, blacksmith O. T. R., h 546 
 King w. 
 
 Geller, Wm. , laborer, h w s Borden bet College 
 and Vankoughnet. 
 
 GEMMELL, ALEX., manufacturer and 
 dealer in boots & shoes 97 King w, h same. 
 
 Gemmell, .\lex., book-keeper 21 and 23 Wel- 
 lington, h 173 Richmond w. 
 
 GENERAL WOLFE HOTEL, John Irwin, 
 prop, 34 Church. 
 
 Gentleman, Charles, baker, h 46 Louisa. 
 
 GEORGE, D. J., dry goods 277 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 George, James, accountant C. J. Campbell, 
 h 31 Mutual. 
 
 George, Samuel, h 31 Maitland. 
 
 Geraw, Mrs. Bridget, (widow), h 377 Queen e. 
 Germain, Frederick, carpenter, bds 100 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Gerroux, Louis, boltmaker W. Hamilton k 
 
 Son. 
 Gerroux, V., laborer, h r 211 Palace. 
 Gerry, James, groceries and provisions, Yonge 
 
 cor Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 Gcttume, Jolin, cabinet-maker, h 40 Centre. 
 Gibb. Lawrence, baker 147 York, hsame. 
 GIBBS, MALCOLM, staple and fancy dry 
 
 goods 210 Yonge, h same. 
 Gibbons, James, lithographic printer, h 8^ 
 
 Terauley. 
 Gibbons, John, laborer, h r 135 Centre. 
 Gibbons, Samuel, hostler Grand's Livery. 
 Gibbons, Thomas, bricklayer, h 147 Victoria. 
 Gibbons, Wm., h l.')7 York, 
 Gibson, Allen, salesman James Park, h r 30 
 
 King w. 
 Gibson, Alex., grocer, 227 Parliament, cor 
 
 Beech. 
 Gibson, Daniel, plumber and gas fitter, 26 
 
 Adelaide e, h same. 
 Gibson, David, boiler-maker h 12 Eden. 
 Gibson, G. B., book-keeper, h 91 Victoria. 
 Gibson, Hamilton, cabinet-maker, h 15 St. 
 
 James. 
 Gibson, Henry, fi/eman N.R.C., bds 148 
 
 Brock. 
 Gibson, Jamee, fitter N.R.C. 
 Gibson, Jeremiah, saddler 181 King e, h 176 
 
 Mutual. 
 Gibson, John, fireman N.R.C. 
 Gibson, John, carter and tavern-keeper, 31 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Gibson, John, clerk 61 King e, bds 182 
 
 King w. 
 Gibson, Joseph, grocery and provisions, 
 
 Yonge e s n of toll gate, h same. 
 Gibson, Joseph, plasterer, h r 435 Yonge. 
 Gibson, Joseph G., marble-cutter, bds 464 
 
 Yonge. 
 Gibson, Mi.s8 J. C, ladies' school, li 22 
 
 Power. 
 Gibson, Patrich, switchman G.T.R., h 41 
 
 Maria w. 
 Gibson, Robert, fireman N.R.C, h 2 Brant. 
 Gibson, Mrs. Sarah, hl82 King w. 
 GIBSON & SON, (Wm. Gibson and W. J. 
 
 Gibson), harness makers, 207 Yonge. 
 Gibson, Thomas, printer 96 Yong(i, h 176 
 
 Mutual. 
 Gibson, Wm., moulder, h 13 Duchess. 
 Gibson, W. G., printer, h 182 King w. 
 Gibson, Wm. J., brass finisher, h 28 Queen e. 
 GIBSON, W. J., (Gibson & Son), h 34 Vic- 
 toria. 
 GIDDINGS. GEORGE, prop. Royal Oak 
 
 inn, h 265 Parliament. 
 Giddins, James, book-keeper, bds Black 
 
 Horse hotel. 
 Gilbert, A., butcher, No. 22 St. Lawrence 
 
 market, h Hayden bet Yonge and Church. 
 
 tj 
 
t, (widow), h 377 Queen e. 
 ck, carpenter, bds 100 
 
 )Umaker W. Hamilton k 
 
 er, h r 211 Palace. 
 
 fies and provisions, Yonge 
 
 iforkville. 
 
 binet-maker, h 40 Centre. 
 
 aker 147 York, hsarae. 
 
 iM, staple and fancy dry 
 
 }, h same. 
 
 itbographic printer, h 84 
 
 )orer, h r 135 Centre, 
 hostler Grand's Livery, 
 bricklayer, bl47 Victoria. 
 157 York, 
 isman James Park, h r 30 
 
 cer, 227 Parliament, cor 
 
 !un>ber and gas fitter, 26 
 me. 
 
 iler-maker h 12 Eden, 
 k-keepur, b 91 Victoria, 
 cabinet-maker, h 15 St. 
 
 /eman N.R.C., bds 148 
 
 erN.RC. 
 
 saddler 181 King e, b 176 
 
 aan N.R.C. 
 
 ;er and tavern-keeper, 31 
 
 irk 61 King e, bds 182 
 
 grocery and provisions, 
 jU gate, b same, 
 asterer, h r 435 Yonge. 
 , marble-cutter, bds 464 
 
 C, ladies' school, b 22 
 
 iwitchman G.T.E., h 41 
 
 eman N.R.C, b 2 Brant. 
 1, hl82 Kingw. 
 (Wm. Gibson and W. J. 
 makers, 207 Yonge. 
 jriuter 96 Yonge, b 176 
 
 ilder, h 13 Ducbess. 
 nter, li 182 King w. 
 ass finisher, h 28 Queen o. 
 Gibson & Son), b 34 Vic- 
 
 >i{GE, prop. Royal Oak 
 
 mient. 
 
 book-keeper, bds Black 
 
 3r, No. 22 St. Lawrence 
 jn bet Yonge and Church. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 237 
 
 
 Oilbert, E. B. lumber merchant, h 248 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Gilbert, G. A., artist, h 48 Gerrard e. 
 
 "Gilbert, John, tavern-keeper, 378 Front w, 
 h same. 
 
 Gilbert, John B., printer, h 130 Seaton. 
 
 Gilbert, Percy, porter, h 69 Sayer. 
 
 Gilbertson, George, photographer, h 48 i 
 Magill, 
 
 Gilchrist, Alex., Jacques k Hays, bds 94 
 Boulton. 
 
 Gilchrist, Mrs. Anne, dressmaker, h 291 
 Church. 
 
 Gilchrist, Anthony, night watchman, hl91i 
 Queen w. 
 
 Gilchrist, David, laborer, h 41 Maitland. 
 
 Gilchrist, Miss Jessie, seamstress, bds Hay- 
 ter. 
 
 Gilchrist, Thomas, foundryman. h 97 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Gildon, John, plasterer, h 65 Queen e. 
 
 Giles, Capt. Caleb, master mariner, h 17 
 Windsor. 
 
 Giles, David, master tug H. M. Mixer, bds 
 17 Windsor. 
 
 Giles, James, cab ]>ioprietor, h 181 Terauley. 
 
 GILL, JOHN, prop Gill's Hotel, Simcoe, 
 cor Front. 
 
 Gill, Martin, teacher Palace, h 53 Trinity. 
 
 Gill, Wm. , foreman rolling mills, h 59 Par- 
 liament. 
 
 Gillaty, D. , smith O. T. R. 
 
 Gillen, John, boiler-maker, h 5 Richmond w. 
 
 Gillett, John, car repairer N.U.C., h 57 On- 
 tario w. 
 
 Gilley, Wm., boot and shoemaker, h ,20 
 Centre. 
 
 Gilliam, W. H., Ontario Dining Hall, 75 
 Colborne, h same. 
 
 Gilleilan, Mrs. Eliza, tailoress, bds 76 
 Louisa. 
 
 Gilliers, Thomas, shoemaker, b 54 Edward. 
 
 Gillespie, A. clerk, bds Rossiu House. 
 
 GILLESPIE, JOHN, (J. Gillespie k Co.), 
 b 66 Shuter. 
 
 GILLESPIE, J. &C0., (J. Gillespie & Co.), 
 
 wholesale batters and fun-iers, 64 Yonge. 
 Gillespie, Miles, tailor, h 47 Boulton. 
 Gillespie, Tobias, tinsmith, h 53 Sayer. 
 Gillespie, Wm., laborer, h 22 Osgoode. 
 Gillespie, — , laborer, h usCottingham road, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Gillett, John, employee Walter Rose, bds 
 Adelaide. 
 
 Oilliland, John, painter, 71 Louisa. 
 
 Gillis, Hugh, cleik A. M. Smith k Co., bds 
 
 158 Adelaide w. 
 GILLMOR, LT.-COL. C. F., Queen's Own 
 Rifles, clerk Legislative Assem., Par. 
 Bigs. , res same. 
 Gillmor, James, lii>iorer, b 125 Sumaiih. 
 Gillniore, George, h 96 Bishop. 
 GILLMORE, J. EDWARD, teacher of 
 music, 110 Bay. 
 
 Gilman, John, tinsmith, h r 128 Duke. 
 Gilmor, Charles, wheel-wright, 99 k 103 
 
 Parliament, b r same. 
 Gilmor, George W.. salesman, 5 Wellington e. 
 Gilmor, H., h 74 B.iy. 
 GILMOR, ISAAC C, agent London Ins. 
 
 Co., 69 Colborne, h cor Carlton k Jarvis. 
 Gilmor, Joseph, laborer, bds 21 Wilton. 
 Gilmor, Robert, book-keeper Fulton, Michie 
 
 &Co., h 74 Bay. 
 Gilmore, Alex., car repairer N. R. C, h 20 
 
 Lumley. 
 Gilmore, Charles, waggon maker, h r 108 
 
 Parliament. 
 Gilmore, Samuel, dairyman, h 84 Sayer. 
 Gilmore, Wni., plastcrir, bds York nr Front. 
 Gilmore, Wm., shoemaker, h 100 Lumley. 
 Gilmour, Alex., laborer N.R.C. 
 Gilmour, John, cabman, h 116 Terauley. 
 Gilmour, Mrs. Sarah, (wid Hugh), h 8 
 
 James e. 
 Gilmour, Thomas, T. P. F., h 152 Pariia- 
 
 mont. 
 Gilmour, Waterford,clerk, bds Roach's Hotel. 
 Gilverson, Mathew R., provision dealer, 27 
 
 St. Lawrence Market, h 234 Terauley. 
 Gingrax, Louis, carpenter, h 68 Batburst. 
 Gingrnx, Oliver, carpenter, b 70 Bathi.rst. 
 GINTY, JOHN, contractor, b 148 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 Ginn, Isaac, printer, 17 k 19 King e, h Pine 
 
 cor Oak. 
 Giun, Mrs. Mary, (wid Benjamin), nurse, h 
 
 208 Terauley. 
 Girdwood, Alex., photographer E. Carswell, 
 
 bds 6 King w. 
 Girven, Alex., kborer, bds 75 Peter. 
 Girven, Robert, shoemaker, b 2L5 Elizabeth. 
 Girvin, A., woodman G.T.R., h Batliurst 
 
 nr Kiuf. 
 Givens, Miss Cecil, h head of Givens. 
 Giv'.-ns, Edmund, dentist W. Myers, h 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Givin, Isaac, printer, h Reed nr Pine. 
 GIVINS, C. S., barrister, 19 Masonic Hall, 
 
 h 91 Bloor. 
 GlVlNS, REV. SALTERN, Parsonage, 91 
 
 Bloor. 
 GIVIX S' STREET SCHOOL, James Ander- 
 son, iirincipal, Givins. 
 Gladish, Wm., builder, b 42 Czar. 
 GLADSTONE, THOMAS, prop Green Bush 
 
 Hotel, 215 and 217 Yonge. 
 Glanville, John, butcher, b n s Sydenham. 
 Glanville, John, manager J. B. Sorley, h 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Glanville, Wm., G. & J. W. Cox & Co. 
 Glass, John, jninter, bds 31 Temperance. 
 Gleason, George, cackmaker, b 80 Agnes. 
 Gledbill, Edward, prof, of music, h 177 
 
 Berkeley. 
 Gleason, (Jwen, laborer J. k N. C. Scoville, 
 
 b 5(5 Mariu. 
 Gleeson, Patrick, oil refiner, h 174 Kingw. 
 
238 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 
 Gleeson, Patrick, carter, has Queen e, opp 
 Mutunl. 
 
 Glenfield, Edward, laborer, L "62 Queen w. 
 
 Glenn, (wid Jane), boarding-house, 10 
 Bond. 
 
 Glenn, John, woodmiin N. K.C. 
 
 Glann, Joseph, laborer, h 31 Eniina. 
 
 Glickstone, Abraliim Joseph, shoemaker, h 
 203 Palace. 
 
 Giinn, W., laborer rolling mills, h King- 
 ston roml. 
 
 GLOUE HOTEL, James Hardy, prop, 163 
 Yonge. 
 
 GLOBE PRINTING COMPANY, HON. 
 GEORGE BKOV/N, MANAGING DI- 
 RECTOR ; THOMAS HENNING, 
 TREASURER, 26 & 23 Kinge. 
 
 Gloster, Michael, compositoi* Olohe, h 181 
 Berkeley. 
 
 Gloster, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 
 h 13 & 15 Melinda, h same. 
 
 Glover, George, laborer D. Crawford k Co. 
 
 Glover, John, laborer, h 71 Richmond e. 
 
 Glynn, Jamas, laborer, h 220 Dundas. 
 
 Glynn, John, laborer G. T. R. , Dundas. 
 
 Glynn, Lawrence, laborer, h 407 Adelaide w. 
 
 Gobert, Thomas N., h 3 Britain. 
 
 Goddard, Andrew, freight dept. N.R.C.bds 
 266 Queen w. 
 
 Goddard, Jeremiah, gate - keeper's lodge, 
 Colonel's quarters 13th Hussars, Queen w 
 nr Strachan. 
 
 Goddard, John, laborer, h 34 Garrison. 
 
 Godfrey, Edward, clerk, bds 342 Yonge. 
 
 Godfrey, James, machinist, h 1044 Rich- 
 mond w^. 
 
 Godfrey, John, blacksmith, h 21 Stanley. 
 
 Godfrey, Lewis, commercial traveler, h bet 
 Yonge and Gvvynne, Yorkville. 
 
 Godfrey, Michael, grocer 114 Richmond w, 
 h same. 
 
 Godfrey, Michael, laborer, h 163 York. 
 
 Godfrey, Thomas, laborer 1 Trinity, h 67 
 Sumach. 
 
 GODSON, GEORGE, wholesale and retail 
 flour dealer, 182 Queen w. 
 
 GODSON, HENRY, district inspector of 
 excise, inland revenue office. Exchange 
 IMgs., h 200 Richmond w. 
 
 Godson, Thnn.as, clerk 1 King e, h 1/0 
 Richmond w. 
 
 Godwin, Mrs. Mary, (wid John), dr.y goods 
 and fancy store, Yonge n s, bet Bloor and 
 Sydenham, Yorkville, h same. 
 
 Godwin, Tliomas, butcher, h Yorkville. 
 Golf, J., laborer, h 124 Don. 
 Gold, Adolphus, teamster, h r 66 University. 
 Goldijn, Moses, laborer, h 12 South Park. 
 Golding, Josepli, prop. Balaklava hotel, 568 
 
 Queen w. 
 GOLDRING, (!HARLES, prop. Goldring's 
 
 hotel, Esplanade, foot George. 
 Ooldring, James, mariner, h College nr 
 Robert. 
 
 Ooldring, Samuel, sailor, h Yonge. 
 
 Goldsmith, Alfred George, confectioner's ap- 
 prentice, bds 552 Yonge. 
 
 Goldsmith, Alfred \V., wood turner, h 662 
 Yonge. 
 
 Goldsmith, Edward, vestry clerk St. James, 
 h 8 Ontario e. 
 
 Goldsmith, John, printer, h 44 Elizabeth. 
 
 Gohlsmith, Wm. A., confectioner's appren- 
 tice, bds 552 Yonge. 
 
 Gommevson, Timothy, iron turner, h 160 
 Vanauley. 
 
 Gonipretz & Brown, market gardeners, e a 
 Spadina ave, nr Crescent garden.s. 
 
 GOOCH, ROBERT N., broker, general in- 
 surance agent and notary public, 32 Wel- 
 lington e, h same. (See advertisment). 
 
 Good, George, clei!:, bds 147 Jarvis. 
 
 GOOD, JAMES, Good's foundry, 4, and 10 
 Queen e, h cor Queen and Bond. 
 
 Good, John, laborer, h 60 Bathurst. 
 
 Good, J., laborer, O.T.R. 
 
 Goodall, Junies, clerk, bds 294 Victoria. 
 
 Goodbody, Walter, chairmaker, h 94 (Jentre. 
 
 GOODERHAM, GEORGE, (Gooderham & 
 Worts), h Palace cor Trinity. 
 
 Gooderham, Henry, distiller Gooderham & 
 Worts), h Trinity cor Little Fiont. 
 
 Gooderham, Rev. E., (baptist), h 22 Little 
 Front. 
 
 GOODERHAM, ROBERT T., manager 
 Gooderham & Worts, bds s s Little Front, 
 bet Parliament and 'I'rinitv. 
 
 GOODERHAM, WM., «en.; (Gooderham k 
 AVorts), h 4 Little Front. 
 
 GOODEliHAM, WM., jiin., manager Good- 
 erham & Worts, h 98 Palace. 
 
 GOODKRHAM & WORTS, (Wm. Gooder- 
 ham, sen., James (J. Worts and George 
 Gooderham), Toronto distillery. Esplan- 
 ade, eor Trinity. 
 
 GOODERHAM & WORTS, (Wm. Gooc'et- 
 ham, sen., and James G. Worts), diiti.- 
 lers and commission merchants, 10 & 12 
 Exchange Blg.s., Wellinifton e. 
 
 GOODERHARrS WHARF, Esplanade, foot 
 of Trinity. 
 
 Goodfcllow, James, clerk, h 27 Mutual. 
 
 GoodfcUow, John, clerk Gooderham k 
 Wort.s, h 27 Mutual. 
 
 Goodman, Pev. J., Prim. MethodLst, (re- 
 moved to Banie, (^nt.) 
 
 Goodwillie, G. S., law student, bds Univer- 
 sity College. 
 
 GOODWOltTH, L. B. k CO., (L. B. Good- 
 worth), nnnufaeturers and importers 
 papers and twines 41 Colborne. (See advt). 
 GOODWORTH, L. B., (L. B. Goodworth 
 
 & Co.), bds Queen Hotel. 
 Gordon, George W., painter, h r 11 Edward. 
 Gordon, Miss Harriet, h 132 Richmond w. 
 Gordon, Hugh, h 2*i •Fames e. 
 Gordon, James, book-keeper, 15 Wellington 
 e, bds 2Caer Huwcll. 
 
TORONTO 'CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 239 
 
 lilor, h Yongo. 
 
 Borge, confectionwr's ap- 
 
 iTonge. 
 
 kV., wood turner, h 562 
 
 vestry clerk St. James, 
 
 inter, h 44 Elizabeth. 
 
 , confectioner's appren- 
 
 ;e. 
 
 ly, iron turner, h 16(> 
 
 , market gardeners, e s 
 rescent gardens. 
 
 N., broker, general in- 
 
 notary public, 32 Wel- 
 (See* advertisment). 
 
 bds 147 Jarvis. 
 id's ioundry, 4, G and 10 
 een and Bond. 
 
 h 60 Bathurst. 
 T.R. 
 
 k, bds 294 Victoria, 
 [•hairmaker, h 94 (Jentre. 
 50KGK, (Gooderliam k 
 cor Trinity. 
 
 distiller Gooderbam k 
 
 cor Little Fiont. 
 
 , (baptist), li 22 Little 
 
 lOllEllT T., manager 
 rts, bds s s Little Front, 
 [d Trinity. 
 
 M 
 
 «en., (Gooderbam k 
 Front. 
 
 jnn., manager Good- 
 98 Palace. 
 
 VOUTS, (Wni. Gooder- 
 
 G. Worts and George 
 
 onto distillery, Esplan- 
 
 roUTS, (Wni. Gooc'et- 
 lunes G. Worts), diiti.- 
 011 niercbants, 10 & 12 
 IVelliniiton e. 
 HAUF, Esplanade, foot 
 
 i-lerk, h 27 Mutual. 
 
 clerk Gooderbam & 
 al. 
 
 Prim. Metbodist, (re- 
 ;)nt.) 
 w student, bds Univer- 
 
 H. k CO., (L. B. Good- 
 tuvers and imjiortera 
 41 Colborne. (Si'p advt). 
 
 B., (L. B. Goodworth 
 
 Hotel. 
 
 painter, b r 11 Edward, 
 t, h 132 Richmond w. 
 
 .Fames c. 
 
 k-kceper, 16 Wellington 
 vcU. 
 
 Gordon, James, carter, bds 26 James e. 
 Gordon, John, merchant, h 177 Jarvis. 
 Gordon, John, employee G.T.R., bds 24 
 
 Wilton. 
 GORDON, JOHN, (Gordon, Mackay k Co.), 
 
 h 90 Wellington w. 
 Gordon, Lewis, wine merchant, 36 Welling- 
 ton e, h 177 Jarvis. 
 Gordon, Mrs. Margaret, (nid John), h 86 
 
 Little Front. 
 GORDON, THOMAS, (John Fiskcn k Co.,) 
 
 h 2 Caer Howell. 
 GORDON, MACKAY k CO., (John Gordon, 
 
 Donald Mackay and Hugh McDonald), 
 
 wholesale dry goods aiid manufacturers, 
 
 11 & 13 Wellington e. i 
 Gorenny, Mrs. Eliza Ann, dressmaker, h 232 
 
 Sayer. 
 Gorham, Henry, carpenter and whitewasher, 
 
 h 16 Elizabeth. 
 Gorman, Mrs. Ann, (wid), gi'ocer, 34 Power 
 
 h same. 
 Gorman, Andrew, porter 42 AVellington e, h 
 
 same. 
 Gorman, David, laborer, h 102 Little Front. 
 Gorman, John, laborer, h 44 Dummer. 
 GORMLEY. ALEXANDER, conductor G. 
 
 W.R., h King, w of Charlotte. 
 Gornily, Thomas, h 75 Centre. 
 GORRIK, ALEX., (Gorrie k Parrish), h 237 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Gorrie, James, clerk Shaver k Bell, h 237 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 GORRIE, SAMUEL, (Scott & Gorrie), h 57 
 
 Ontario. 
 Gorrie, Wm. JI. excise oRlcer, rooms 26 Ex- 
 change bigs. 
 GORRIE & PARRISH, (A. Gorrie and 
 
 Robert Parrish), carpenters and cabinet 
 
 makers, cor Terauley and Hayter. (See 
 
 Advt.) 
 GOSLIN, JOHN, sub-editor Globe news- 
 paper, bds Revere House. 
 GOSSAGE, BROOKS W., (Aldwell k Co.), 
 
 h 1 Caer Howell. 
 Gothwaite, W., fitter G. T. R. 
 Goudie, David R., bds 157 Jarvis. 
 Gough, Thomas, painter, h 54 Elizabeth. 
 Gould, Charles, builder, h 96 Elm \r. 
 GOULDING, GEORGE, millinery, kc, 175 
 
 and 177 Yongc, h same. 
 Goulding, H., salesman, bds 175 Yonge. 
 Goulding, Wm., clerk Moffatt, Murray k 
 
 Beattie, bds Yongc, n e cor Queen. 
 Goulette, Napoleon, billiard marker Revere 
 
 House. 
 Ooulstone, Mrs. Sarah, (wid John), h 45 
 
 Carlton. 
 GOURLAY, DAVID, grocer, 209 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Oorlay, Wm., stone cutter, h 30 Garrison, 
 Oow, Thomas, ham curer, h 54 Palace. 
 Gowan, Frederick W., printer Ltader oflSce, 
 
 h Hajrden. 
 
 GOWAN, BARCOURT P., city reporter 
 
 Leader, 
 GOWAN, OGLE R., tavern and shop 
 
 license inspector, h 4 Nassau. 
 Gowan, Patrick, mariner, li 122 Duke. 
 Gowerly, W. A., boiler maker Soho foundry. 
 Grace, Jlrs. Mary, h 31 Anderson lane. 
 Grady, John, salesman, h 79i Sumach. 
 Graham, Alex., salesman 33 to 37 King e, 
 
 bds same. 
 Grahfini, Alex., printer. Ids 60 Bay. 
 Graham, Arch. , laborer, h 42 Dummer. 
 Graham, A. R.. clerk, lads 11 William. 
 GRAHAM, BERNARD, dry goods and clo-. 
 
 thing. Temple of Fiisbion, King, cor East 
 
 Mr.rket square, h 45 Queen e. 
 Graham, Charles, laborer, h 74 McMahon. 
 GRAHAM, EDWARD R., with Henry 
 
 Gniham k Co., h 11 William. 
 Graham, George, tailor, h 150 Terauley. 
 Graham, George, keeper Lunatic Asylum, 
 
 bds same. 
 Graham, Henry, with B. Graham, King e, 
 
 ccr ea.st market sq., h 45 Queen e. 
 GRAHAM, HENRY, (Henry Graham & Co.), 
 
 b 11 William. 
 GRAHAM, HENRY, & CO., (Henry Gra- 
 
 liam) importers of carpets, oilcloths, &c., 
 
 3 King e. (See advt.) 
 Graham, Isabella, (wid James), groceries, h 
 
 80 Sayer. 
 Graham, James, h 4 Bond. 
 Graham, James, h 314 Jarvis. 
 Graham, .Tames B., salesman Sessions, Tur- 
 ner & Co., h 25 Maria. 
 Gralium, John, moulder, h 192 Palace. 
 Graham, John, assistant accountant, Royul 
 
 Canadian bank, bds 34 Richmond e. 
 Graham, John, moulder, h 253 Queen e. 
 Graham, John, porter, 31 King e, h Terauley. 
 Graham, J. B., boots and shoes King e, h 
 
 25 Maria, 
 Graham, Mrs., h 222 Terauley. 
 Graham, Nicholas, dock hand, Milloy & Co., 
 
 h Front nr Yonge st wharf. 
 Graham, Patrick, boarding-house, 44 Scott 
 
 cor Wellington. 
 Graham, Richard, caretaker lodge, CoUegeave 
 Graham, Robert, porter, h 8 Walton. 
 Graham, Rob:^rt, printer, h 554 Terauley. 
 Graham, Robert, porter 94 Yonge, li 78 
 
 Victoria. 
 Graham, Samuel, dry goods and clothing, 39 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Graham, Silas, cutter, 11 Wellington w, h 
 
 89 Richmond e. 
 Graham, Thomas, fireman Court street Fire 
 
 Hall, h same. 
 Graham, Thomas, fireman Jacques k Hay, 
 
 bds cor Osgoode and Sayer. 
 Graham, G. W., waiter, Rosain House, h 88 
 
 Boulton. 
 Graham, Wm. J., upholsterer, h 107 Dum- 
 mer. 
 
240 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 I 
 
 Oraham, Wm., salesman, h 4 Dale. 
 Oraham, W. k J., (Wm. & John Graham), 
 
 props Montreal House, 148 King e. 
 Grahame, Richard, (Strong, Edgar k Gra- 
 
 hame,) h Bellevue House, BelleTue ave. 
 Grainger, Christopher, gardener, h n s Hay- 
 den nr Yo ge. 
 Grainger, Edmund, butcher, Town Hall 
 
 bigs, Yorkville. 
 Grainger, Francis, carpenter, h Yorkville. 
 Grainger, George, jr., butcher 629 Yonge, h 
 
 Hayden. 
 GRAINGER, JOHN, (Grainger k, Son), h 
 
 2K2 Yonge. 
 Grainger, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Wm.), h 289 
 
 Queen e. 
 GRAINGER k SON., (John Grainger and 
 
 Wm. Grainger), gunmakers, 262 Yonge. 
 Grainger, Thomas, salesman J. B. Boustead, 
 
 bds Hayden. 
 GRAINGER, WM., (Grainger & Son), h 262 
 
 Yonge. 
 Grainger, Wm., butcher, s s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Gram, Jacob, conductor street cars, h James 
 
 nr Yonge. 
 Grand, Charles, clerk, h Magill. 
 Grand, Frank, salesman, h 10 Temperance. 
 •Grand, James, Royal Engineers' Department, 
 
 h 10 Temperance. 
 <1KAND, JOSEPH, Royal Horse Bazaar, 
 
 Riding Academy and Livery Stables, h 
 
 98 Wellington w, h same. 
 Grand, Joseph, ji., book-keeper, bds Wel- 
 lington w n s. 
 Grand, M. J., printer Telegraph office, bds 
 
 10 Temperance. 
 Grand, Wm., salesman, bds 10 Temperance. 
 Grand Trunk House, Samuel Higgins, prop, 
 
 York nr Union Station. 
 Grand Trunk Inn, Wm. Funston, prop, 144 
 
 Little Front. 
 Grand Junction Freight Station G. W. R., 
 
 Esplanade foot of Bathurst. 
 <1RAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, 
 
 H. Bourlier, station master and agent, 
 
 Esplanade foot of York. 
 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OFFICES, 
 
 62 Bay. 
 Granfield, John, mariner, h 108 Duchess. 
 Grant, Alex., Registrar Court Chancery, h 
 
 148 Duke. 
 GRANT, DONALD, superintendent City 
 
 Baths Adelaide w, h same. 
 GRANT, DONALD A., accountant Prov. 
 
 Treasurer's ' .fice, h 148 Spadina Ave. 
 Grant, George, clerk 83 King e, bds Queen 
 
 cor Terauley. 
 Grant, John, compositor Globe, h r 50 Wel- 
 lington w. 
 Grant, John, clerk 21 and 23 King e, h 74 
 
 Magill. 
 <}RANT, J. M., clerk Cro\\-n Lands Dept,, 
 
 Parliament bdgs, h 50 Wellingtoii w. 
 
 Grant, F. W., h 7 Sultan. 
 
 Grant, Miss Fanny, manager Brethrens' 
 Gospel Tract Depository, h 7 Sultan. 
 
 Grant, Patrick, salesman John Macdonald 
 & Co., h 84 Mutual. 
 
 Grant, Wm., barrister, kc, h 69 Napier. 
 
 Grant, Wm., salesman, h 160 Jarvis. 
 
 Grantham, Capt. Arthur, h 90 Shuter. 
 
 GRANTHAM, E., oils, lamps and glass- 
 ware, 170 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Grantham, Frederick, waiter American 
 Hotel, h 169 Centre. 
 
 Grantham, Henry, clerk 2 Adelaide e, bds 
 90 Shuter. 
 
 Grantham, John, waiter American Hotel, 
 h 169 Ontre. 
 
 GRASSETT, VERY REV. DEAN, Rector 
 St. .Tames' Cathedral, h 97 Adelaide e. 
 
 Grassick, John, clerk Fulton, Michie k Co., 
 h 62 Wellington w. 
 
 Gravel, B., smith G.T.R. 
 
 Gravely, Samuel, h 63 Ann. 
 
 Graver, Wm., groom, h 33 Louisa. 
 
 Graves, John, laborer, h 42 Parliament. 
 
 Graves, Mrs. Mary, (wid Louis), washerwo- 
 man, h 17 Elizabeth. 
 
 Gray, Alfred, compositor Telegraph office. 
 
 Gray, Andrew, laborer N.R.C. 
 
 Giay, Christopher, gardener, h King w bet 
 Peter and Biithurst. 
 
 Gray, George, carpenter, N. R. C. 
 
 Gray, George, carpenter, h 295 Queen w. 
 
 GRAY, GEORGE H., prop Victoria Hotel, 
 460 k 462 Yonge. 
 
 Gray, Henry, cashier, 194 & 196 Yonge, bds 
 363 Church. 
 
 Gray, James, salesman, bds 220 Yonge. 
 
 Grav, John, shoemaker, h w s Yonge, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Gray, John, gardener, h s s Sydenham, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Gray, J. C, book-keeper, h 160 George. 
 
 Gra)', Joseph, laborer, h r 28 Centre. 
 
 Gray, Mrs. Jane, (wid Hugh), h 51 Queen e. 
 
 Gray, Mrs. Maria, ladies' school, 420 Queen 
 w, h same. 
 
 Gray, Mi-s. Mary, (wid Thomas), h 2 Ander- 
 son's Lane. 
 
 Gray, Mrs. Phoebe, (wid James), bds 102 
 Sayer. 
 
 GRAY, ROBERT H., hoop skirt manufac- 
 turer 43 Yonge, )i 22 Grenville. 
 
 Grav, Samuel, shoemaker, h 90 Agnes. 
 
 Gtii\ , Thomas, clerk Registrar's Oince, Court 
 Chancery, Osgoode Hall, h 163 Sayer. 
 
 Gi'ay, Thomas, gardener, h Little Richmond. 
 
 Gray, Thomas, foreman John Shedden, &Co., 
 h 34 Mercer. 
 
 Gray, Thomas, contractor, h 28 Adelaide w. 
 
 Gray, Thomas, gardener, h 32 St. Albans. 
 
 Gray, Wm., porter J. k F. G. Siuclaii-, bds 
 69 Sherboume. 
 
 Graydon, Wm., drug grinder Lyman, Elliot, 
 &Co. 
 
SulUn. 
 
 ny, manager Bretbrens' 
 
 jjository, h 7 Sultan. 
 
 leflman John Macdonald 
 
 ual. 
 
 ster, &c., h 69 Napier. 
 
 mail, li 160 Jarris. 
 
 Irthur, ]\ 90 Shuter. 
 
 , oils, lamps and glass- 
 
 I, h same. 
 
 ritk, waiter American 
 
 itre. 
 
 , clerk 2 Adelaide c, bds 
 
 waiter American Hotel, 
 
 lY REV. DEAN, Rector 
 edral, li 97 Adelaide e. 
 !rk Fulton, Michie & Co., 
 w. 
 
 G.T.R. 
 1 63 Ann. 
 im, h 33 Louisa, 
 rer, h 42 Tarliaraent. 
 , (wid Louis), washerwo- 
 beth. 
 
 )ositor Telegraph office. 
 orerN.R.C. 
 
 , gardener, h King w bet 
 rst. 
 
 enter, N. R. C. 
 enter, li 295 Queen w. 
 H., prop Victoria Hotel, 
 > 
 
 er, ig^i & 196 Yonge, bds 
 
 nan, bds 220 Yonge. 
 iker, h w s Yonge, York- 
 
 ener, h s s Sydenham, 
 
 eeper, h 160 George, 
 •er, h r 28 Centre. 
 vid Hugh), h 51 Queen e. 
 ladies' school, 420 Queeu 
 
 wid Thomas), h 2 Ander- 
 
 , (wid James), bds 102 
 
 H., hoop skirt manufac- 
 1 22 Grenville. 
 maker, h 90 Agnes. 
 k Registrar's Office, Court 
 de Hall, h 163 Sayer. 
 ener, h Little Richmond, 
 nan John Shedden, &Co., 
 
 ;ractor, h 28 Adelaide w. 
 lencr, h 32 St. Albans. 
 J. & F. G. Siuclau-, bds 
 
 p grinder Toyman, Elliot, 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 241 
 
 
 , 
 
 Grayson, Isaac, groceries and dry goods, 267 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Greatly, Lewis, manager Edward lleacoby, h 
 
 65 McMahon. 
 Greaves, James, confectioner, 93 King e. 
 Greaves, Mrs. Margaret, boat propr. , s » Es- 
 planade e, 11 r Scott. 
 Grebensti'in, Martin, tailor, bds 35J Yongo. 
 Gredwill, Mrs. Eliza, (wid), h r Queen w, 
 
 nr John. 
 Green, Albert, shoemaker, bds Black Horse 
 
 hotel. 
 Green, Mrs. Amelia J., (wid John), h 301 
 
 Queen e. 
 Green, Jlrs. Ann, (wid), h 73 Boulton. 
 Green, Miss Charlotte, dresHinuker, h r 72 
 
 Duchess. 
 Green, Edward, engine-driver G. T. R., bds 
 
 Sonierville's tavern. 
 Green, Denis, butdier, h 28 Oivens. 
 Green, Geor^^e, employee Gooderhani&Worts, 
 
 bds 80 Berkeley. 
 Green, James, carpenter, h 420 King c. 
 Green, .hinies, laborer, h 107 Sumach. 
 Green, John, landing waiter Customs, h 95 
 
 George. 
 Green, Joseph, conductor N. 11. C, h 18 
 
 Portland. 
 Green, Moses, dry goods and clothing, h 188 
 
 Queen w. 
 Green, Airs. JI., (wid), h Parliament, nr 
 
 King. 
 Green, Mrs. Sarah, (wid), h r Queeu w. 
 Green, Mns., (wid Thomas), wHshcnwoman, 
 
 h 45 Parliament. 
 Green, Robert, tailoi', h 9j Richmond w. 
 Green, Thomas, shoemaker, h 132 Sayer. 
 Green, AVni., laborer, Baxter's row, Vunaulcy. 
 Green, W., cleaner G. T. R. 
 lim-iic. . -J, l.M.l,s .V^i.'lj.'tuiicnuicp. 
 XHAllPElt, JAMES G.,M barrister, &c., 
 
 40 Ailclaidi' c, li M (Jcrrard. 
 Greene, Junics, jirintcr Lt'odcr, h 90 Beech. 
 GREEN BUSH HOTEL, Thomas Gladstone 
 
 prop, 215 k 217 Yonge. 
 Greentield, Jose]>h, draughtsman Gundry & 
 
 Langley, h 100 Church. 
 Greenlaw, Wm., machinist, bds 75 Pctei". 
 Greenlees, John, builder, h 108 Terauley. 
 Grecnlees, John, carpenter, bds 103 Sayer. 
 Grecnley, ^lary, forewoman Robinson & 
 
 Pearson's shoe factory, bds 28 Nelson w. 
 Grecnsidrs, Wm., proci-r, n s Yonge bet 
 
 Beverley and Cottinghain, h same. 
 Greenton, R., fireman G.T.R. 
 Greenwood, Mrs. Allison, midwife, h ISi 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Greenwood, Christopher, paper stniner, h 
 
 224 Pine w. 
 Greenwood, Daniel, pensioner, h 13i Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Greer, Thomas, carter, h 187 Sumach. 
 GREGG, GEORGE R., assistant editor 
 
 Leader, h 26 Walton. 
 
 16 
 
 Gregg, Rev. Wm., h 116 Mutual. 
 
 Greey, Samuel, excise officer, h 263 Church. 
 
 Gregor, Frederick, painter, bds York nr 
 
 Front. 
 GREGORY, JOSEPH, agent Star Life Ass. 
 
 Co., 78 Kinge, h 65 North. 
 Gregory, Mrs. Mary, h 617 King w. 
 Gregory, Richard, cleaner G.T.R. bds Bath- 
 
 urst nr King. 
 Gregory, Thomas, moulder, h 31 Queen w. 
 Greig, Ebenezer, (Greig k Carlyle), h 61 On- 
 tario. 
 Greig, John, harness maker, h Richmond 
 
 cor V'^ictoria. 
 Greig & Carlyle, (Ebenezer Greig a-id John 
 
 t!arlyle), steam, cabinet and packing bo.x 
 
 manufactory, r 61 Ontario e. 
 Grey, Mra. Mary, h 2 Cross lane. 
 Gridley, W. H., express messenger G. T. 
 
 R., bds American Hotel. 
 Grierson, Mrs. M., (wid Thomas), boarding, 
 
 h 499 Yonge. 
 Grieison, Thomas, salesman, bils 499 Ycge. 
 (Jrierson, Thomas, clerk, bds 32 Front c. 
 GrilHth, Edward, laborer, h 210 Queen w. 
 GRirFIFH,J011NC., (J. C. Gr:::ith& Co./, 
 
 h 169 Church. 
 GRIFFITH, ROBERT J.,(W. k R. Griflith), 
 
 bds 64 Wellesley. 
 Grillitb, Thomas, house agent, h 212 Kinge. 
 GRIFFITH, THOS., (Thos. Griffith* Co.), 
 
 h 9 Wood. 
 Griffith, T. B., commission me. .hant, 82 
 
 Front e, h 476 Yonge. 
 
 RIFFI 
 
 Gloucester 
 
 ige. 
 GIMFFITH, WM., (W. & R. Grifiith), h 60 
 
 Griffith, Wm., cook Rossin House, bds some. 
 GRIFFITH, JOHN C. k CO., importers of 
 
 wines, liquors and groceries, 219 and 221 
 
 Yonge. 
 GRIFFITH, THOS. & CO., wholesale gi-o- 
 
 cer.s, 37 nml 39 Front e. 
 GRIFFITH, W. & R., (Wm. and RoU. J. 
 
 GritKth), wholesale grocers. Front, cor 
 
 Church. (See advt.) 
 Grigg, Richard, tailor 7 Kinge, bds 2G Tem- 
 perance. 
 Grimason, Joseph, shoemaker, h 37 Gros- 
 
 venor. 
 Grimeson, Alex., cabinet-maker, hl88Sayer. 
 Grimman, Robert, .stuff .scrg't of pensioners, 
 
 office 138 Peter, h same. 
 Grinstcad, Robert, gardener, h 13 tiamden. 
 Groijan, Mrs. Ann, (wid), suamsties.s, h 14 
 
 Osgoode. 
 Grose, C, wliitewa.sher, h n s William, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Cfross, Albert, laborer, h 180 Berkeley. 
 Gross, Benjamin, cook, h 183 Centre. 
 Gross, Rudolph, bolt-maker W. Hamilton k 
 
 Son. 
 Gro.ssmith, Charles W., wholesale perfumer, 
 
 34 King e, bds 188 Church. 
 Groth, Wm. G., clerk P.O., bds 201 Victoria. 
 
1 
 
 V 
 
 I 
 
 242 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Orovos, Robert, laborer, has Haydeii, 1 il 
 
 IV Church. 
 Groundwater, James, salesman, h 169 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Oroiimlwater, W., book-kccppr, h 43 Elm w. 
 Grout, Wm., machinist, h '2(i9 Jarvis. 
 Grumliy, Wm., 1» 14 Isabella. 
 GUUNULER, G., butcher, 98 Church, h 
 
 same. 
 Gueriii, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Denis), washer- 
 woman, h 62 Dummcr. 
 Guest, Frank, messenger Ontario Bank, h 
 
 same. 
 Guidi, John, laborer, h 271 Yonge. 
 Guinane, Dennis, laborer, h 25 Renfrew. 
 Guinane, Patrick, bl.icksmith, h 82 Dnmmer. 
 Guinane, Wni. boots and shoes, 105 Yongt.'. 
 GUN DRY, THOS., (Gundry & LangL-y), h 
 
 Yorkville. 
 GUNDRY & LANGLCT, (Thos Gun dry & 
 
 Henry Lanj^^Uiy), andiiti'cts and civil engi- 
 neers, Jordan w s, eor King. 
 Gunn, A., carpeutiir Miirke's soah and dooi' 
 
 factory, cor Hi 'hmond & Sheppard. 
 Gunn, Mrs. Alex., h '2i Avenui'. 
 Gunn, Murdoch, crockery, 1S9 King e, h 
 
 .same. 
 GUNN SAMUEL, nirycc.McMurrieh c'jCo.), 
 
 res Gla-tgow, Scotluid. 
 Gunscli, John, h.slicrman, h 43 Alberf. 
 Gunsnn, John, storeman, 10 Wellington e, 
 
 h M.-lin.la. 
 GUNTIIi«:R, EDMUXD, {V. & E. Ounther), 
 
 res Vn. York. 
 GUNTHER, FREDERICK, (F. & E. Gun- 
 
 ther^ res Co. York. 
 GUNTHER, F. & E., (Freilcvick & El- 
 
 nnmd), impoitcrs and dealers in w.itcli 
 
 mater. a's, &;;., 9 Kin'^ e. 
 Giirni^t, George, comincrci.d tr.ivellcr, hds 
 
 I'.liick Hor.sc Hotel. 
 GURNEY, C, (E. & C. Gurncy), res lla:n- 
 
 ilton. 
 GURNEY, EDWAHn, Jun , maiaj.^r E. 
 
 k V. Gurnes', bd.s Uossin House. 
 GURXEV, li, (E. & C. Gurncy), res Ilim- 
 
 iltnn. 
 GURVEY, E. & v., stoves and hardwire, 
 
 h !)l Yonge. 
 GUSTIN, ANDR'^nV J., suponntondant. 
 
 Rolliirx Mi. 8, h 120 G.'org.\ 
 Gustin, Charles, c.irpenter, bis 86 B -r'^idey. 
 Gustin, Daniel, l.ibirc!'. h (i Soutli I'a-k. 
 Gustin, Nichoias, niaidiiaist, li 8'> Pine w. 
 Gustin, Wm., cirpenter, bis 86 U rk:?^'y. 
 G:is\v:inl, John, ci^jar maker, bils '4 Hott. 
 Guthrie, Richard, gardener Lunatic .Xsylum, 
 
 l)ds same. 
 Guy, l<;dw,ird, packer Patton & Co., bds 
 
 8 Seaton. 
 Guy, John, carter, h 8 Seaton. 
 Guy, Robert, prop fees Cattle and Hay Mar- 
 kets, h 8 Seaton. 
 Gay, Robert, printer, h 13 Mutual. 
 
 Gwatkin, R. C, book-keci^r W. Halley, h 
 
 21 Alice. 
 Owiitkin, Robert T^., printer, h 20 Alien. 
 GREAT WFSTFllN RAILWAY PAFSEN- 
 
 GKR k FREIGHT STATION, otlicts foot 
 
 of Yonge. 
 GWYNNE, HUGH. See. and Treas. Law 
 
 Sndcty, ()8g<nide Hall, h same. 
 GWYNNE, .K'HN W., Q. C, (Gwynnc, 
 
 Armour, k Hi'skin), h 18 Gerrard. 
 GWYNNE. ARV.OUR k HUSK IN, (John 
 
 W. Gwynnr. Ribeit Armour, John Hos- 
 
 kin), barristers & solicitors, kc, Jordan 
 
 e s, cor King. 
 GZOWSKl, ('. S.. (Gzowski k Co.), res 
 
 "Tliellall," Hathnrst. 
 GZOWSKI k CO., (C. S. GZOWSKI k D. 
 
 L. Mcd'HERSON), railroad contractors & 
 
 props Rolling Mills, 1st flour Romain 
 
 iJldgs, S7 King w. 
 
 n 
 
 Haberstoek, Nimrod. inusici.nn.h 71 Queen e. 
 Ilackitt, Janie.s, iiieman G. T. R., bds Peter 
 
 nr liiihniond. 
 ILk ki tt, Jiilin, school 87 Queen w, h .same. 
 Hfickctt, S.imncl, book agent 96 Yonge, h 
 
 47it Parliament. 
 ILickni;inn, Dicdriidi, tobacconist 122 York, 
 
 li .Siinie. 
 Haddaii, Penjamin F., engineer, h 231 
 
 Palace, 
 llatley, .'nmes, tailor, h .",12 King P. 
 HMgaii, 'riidiua.s, tailor, h .'!() Juiiics e. 
 llagan, Wni., cuoptr M. O'iiii^ii, h Duchess. 
 HACARY, HON'. J. H., D.C.L., Judge 
 
 Couit (^uiv n'.s iScncli, h lil William. 
 Il.-iu'C'ity, • olui, lirakcumn (J.T.I!., h r 331 
 
 Liillc lliiliniond. 
 
 "■,".;. !)■ ,'; ' ,ok-keeper. h 160 George. 
 
 IJ.iLii , (icoire, ca.sliirr iiank of Toronto, h 
 
 (Queen's I'aik. 
 IL'C'ne, Wm , imikand pr(jvision dealer, 202 
 
 (jtiiccii c, Il .same, 
 lliiic'bt, 'r L., salesman, h 2,")7 Yonge. 
 II; i_';litoM, liiiliani, boolmaker, h 1 4 Centre. 
 Haines, F;ank, laborer, 1 Trinity, h 27 Lrin 
 
 Place. 
 Harris, Robert, shoemaker, h Elizabeth e s, 
 
 I'nd iloor s (ierrard. 
 H^'Is ey, Thomas, shoo cutter Robinson k 
 
 P arson, li •_!• .Maitland. 
 IIAI.IUIAUS, THEODORE, practical fur- 
 rier ami battel', S'.KJ Yonge, li same. 
 II ALDAN, BERNARD, .secretary and treas- 
 
 ii!cr Western Assurance Co., Ji 7 Brcad- 
 
 albane. 
 Hale, Geo. W., dentist, 9 Temperance, h same. 
 Hales, James, cut'er, 33 to 37 King e, h 
 
 Charles North, s s bet Yonge and Church. 
 Hale.s, James, butidier, bds 289 Yonga. 
 Halett, Samuel, laborer, h 45 Augustus. 
 
TOllONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 243 
 
 c-keciKT W. llalley, h 
 
 irintcr, h 20 Alico. 
 HAILWAY PAFSEN- 
 STATION, oHicts foot 
 
 Son. and Treas. Law 
 nil, h saiiie. 
 VV., Q. c, (Gwynne, 
 , h 18 OiiTHid. 
 I k UOSKIN, (John 
 t Armour, John Hos- 
 olicitors, &c., Jordan 
 
 tlzowski & Co.), rc9 
 
 rst. 
 
 '. S. fiZOWRKI k D. 
 
 ruilroiid contractors & 
 
 Is, 1st lloor lioiudin 
 
 I 
 
 Musician, h 71 Quoon c. 
 !inG. '1. K., bds Peter 
 
 87 Qucnn w, h snmn. 
 ik aguit DC Yongc, h 
 
 tobacconist 122 York, 
 
 ?., cngiiuH'r, li 231 
 
 li .'n2 King P. 
 , li :j9 .liuni's 0. 
 I. O'lSii. II, h Ihu'hoss. 
 H., D.C.L., Judge 
 I, h CI William, 
 man U.T.U., h r 331 
 
 eeper, h 160 George, 
 li.ink of Toronto, h 
 
 I provision dealer, 202 
 
 n, h 2.">7 Yongc. 
 
 ot maker, li 14 ( 'cntro. 
 
 , 1 Trinity, h 27 l.rin 
 
 ikor, h Elizabeth c s, 
 
 ! cuttfv Robinson k 
 
 nd. 
 
 DORK, practical fur- 
 
 Vongc, li same. 
 
 ), secretary and trcas- 
 
 iiicc Co., ii 7 Brcad- 
 
 Tcm pcra n ce, li same, 
 3;{ to 37 King e, h 
 t Yorige and Church, 
 bds 289 Yonga. 
 -, h 45 Augustus. 
 
 Hnlett, Thomas, laborer, h 40 Augustus. 
 
 Haley, Miss Annie, seamstress, h 8 Pine w. 
 
 Haley, Andrew, laborer, bds 8 Pine w. 
 
 Haley, DxHiel, laborer, bds 8 Pine w. 
 
 Haley, John, laborer, bds 8 Pino w. 
 
 HALFORD, ALLAN, dranutist, bds 14 
 Alexander. 
 
 HALFORU, JOSIAH, artist, h 14 Alexan- 
 der. 
 
 Halgrave, Thomas, machinist, h 90 Albert. 
 
 Hall, Alex., laborer, h 20 Uuinnier. 
 
 Hall, Renjamin, laborer, h 250 Queen w. 
 
 HALL, CHE.STER P., (HaUt Co.), h 38 
 . Tempiiranee. 
 
 HALL &C0., carriage makers, 163 King. 
 
 Hall, Cyrenius R., M. U., nhysiciail and sur- 
 geon, Sheppard cor Adelaide. 
 
 Hall, F. A., clerk Crown Lands Oepartment, 
 Parliament Buildings, li 22 William. 
 
 Hall, James, porter, 24 King e, h 38 Terau- 
 ley. 
 
 Hall, John, M.D., homoeopathist, h 33 
 Richmond e. 
 
 Hall, John, watchman American Hotel. 
 
 Hall, John, clock repairer, h r 83 Stanley. 
 
 Hall, John, salesman Hughes Bros. 
 
 Hall, John, pensioner, bds 2!) Strachair. 
 
 Hail, John, laborer, h Little Richmond cor 
 Rati I u rst. 
 
 HALL, JOSEPH N., (Joseph N. Hall k 
 ('o. ), res Montreal. 
 
 HALL, JOSEPH N., k CO., (Richard Hall, 
 Joseiih N. Hall k Christian Seybold), 
 wholesale hardware, 58 Yonge, also 
 Montreal. 
 
 HALL, MARK, builder, h 73 Seiton. 
 
 Hall, .\liss Jane, dressmaker, 11200 Queen w. 
 
 ILVLL, RICHARD, (Joseph N. Hall & Co.), 
 h 4 .Sjinerset Terrace, King w, 
 
 Hall, Richard, clerk 33(;i Adelaide w. 
 
 ^HATlPE'rCJAMES G./li'" ^^^^^^' ^J^ 42 
 
 iim I'. 
 
 Hall, Tlionias, cily missionary, li 42 Alice. 
 Hall, Thomas, becond-haud broker, h 250 
 
 King e. 
 Hall, Thonia.i, fireman X.R.C. 
 HalJ, Will., dry goods, -'ininery, &o., 4 
 
 Rossiii llonso Block, Ki , ii s.iiue. 
 Hail, Win., builihir, li 78 Scaton. 
 Hall, Wni., government storeman, h 04 
 
 Balhurst. 
 Hall, \Vm., porter Royal Insurance Co.'s 
 
 ollice. 
 Hallihan, Sylvester, laborer, h 403 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 Hallanhan, Owen, milkman, h 11 St. Pat- 
 
 rii.'k's square. 
 Hallam, James, hide buyer John Hallam, h 
 
 123 Queen e. 
 HALLAM, JOHN, dealer in leather and 
 
 hides. Esplanade, nr City Hill station N, 
 
 R.C., h 34 Bond. 
 Hallam, Joseph, bricklayer, h r 242 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Hallamore, John, chemist and dni;^int, 374 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Haileeker, Patrick, laborer, h 112 Nelson. 
 Hallet, Samuel, laborer, h 45 Oxford. 
 Hallet, Thomas, laborer, h 49 Oxford. 
 HALLEY, WM,, dealer in printers' mate> 
 
 rial, 83, 85 and 87 Bay, h 83 Bay. 
 Halliburton, James, baker, h 69 King e. 
 Halliburton, John, laborer 1 Trinity, h 
 
 King e, nr Trinity. 
 Halliday, Mrs. Marion, dry goods, 430 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Hallidaj', Thomas, laborer, h 53 Little 
 
 Front. 
 Hallihan, Timothy, laborer, h 91 Don. 
 H^lloran, Daniel, cooper, h 23 Melinda. 
 Halloran, Michael, press-feeder 17 and 19 
 
 King e, bds Scott, cor \Vellington. 
 Halloran, Mrs., washerwoman, h George. 
 HALLOWELL, WM.. M. D.. M. R. C. S., 
 
 Edin., coroner, h Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Hallowell, W., book-keeper M. &L. Samuel, 
 
 bds Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Halpin, James, laborer, h 26 Walton. 
 Halse, Mrs. Isabella, ladies' and children's 
 
 clothing, 125 Yonge, h same. 
 Hani, Joseph M., cutter B. Graham, h 300 
 
 Queen. 
 Hanibly, Wm., foreman newsroom Telegraph 
 
 ollice, h 8 Little Front. 
 HAMILTON, ALEX., painter,paper-hanger, 
 
 and dealer in paints, oils, paper-hangings, 
 
 kc. , 183 King e, h 9 Trinity Sq. 
 Hamilton, Alex., .student, bds 191 Elizabeth. 
 Hamilton, Andrew, h Jarvis bet Yonge and 
 
 Gwynne, Yorkville. 
 Hamilton, Arthur, salesman 7 Wellington e. 
 
 h Yorkville. 
 Hamilton, A., boiler-maker Soho foundry. 
 Hitniilton, George, ledger-keeper Ontario 
 
 Bulk, h s s Charles, nr Church. 
 Hamilton, George, shoemaker, 33 Dcnison 
 
 Av. 
 Hamilton, George R., pay master N. R. C, 
 
 bds 10 Wimlsor. 
 IIaiiii;ton, Gubtavus, boiler-maker, h 33 
 
 Alice. 
 HaTuilton, Herbert, clerk Canada Co., bds 
 
 127 Elm. 
 Hamilton, Henry E., salesman 7 Wellington 
 
 e, h St, Vincent bet Breadalbane and 
 
 Colletre. 
 ITamniill, Hugh, carpenter, h 81 North Park. 
 Hamilton, James, shoemaker, bds 468 Queen 
 
 west. 
 Hamilton, James, laborer, h 70 South Park. 
 Hamilton, James, laborer, h 25 Strachan. 
 HAMILTON. .L C, M.A., L.L.B., (Pat- 
 terson, Beaty k Hamilton), h 107 Bay. 
 Hamilton, John, student, bds 191 Elizabeth. 
 Hamilton, John, tobacco-worker, bds 144 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Hamilton, Miss L., sr'eswoman 178 Yonge, 
 
 bds Elm cor Terauley. 
 
244 
 
 C. E/ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Hamilton, Mm. Colonel, h 80 Haydpii. 
 Hamilton, Mm. Klizu, (wid John), h r 148 
 
 Kiuhmonil w. 
 Hamilton, Mnt. Hiinnah, (wid Thonins), h 
 
 23 Mutual. 
 Hamilton, Mrs. Julia, (wid), Henmstress, h r 
 
 8 row(!r. 
 Hamilton, Mrs. Margaret, (wid), li 06 Cent re. 
 Hamilton, Robirt, waggon nrnker, h Nel- 
 son w. 
 Hamilton, Robert, engineer, h Niagara. 
 Hamilton, Robert B., clerk S. S. Hamilton, 
 
 bds cor I'rinees.s and Duke. 
 HAMILTON, R.C, (W. 1). Matthews & Co. 
 
 and R. C Hi.iuiiton & Co.), res Huiilnx. 
 HAMl LTON, SIDNEY S.,whai finger Ham- 
 ilton's wharf, h cor Princess and Duke. 
 HAMILTON, THOMAS, secretary N.R.C, 
 
 h 16 Windsor. 
 Hamilton, Thomas, signalman (r. T. R., h 
 
 21 Sydenham. 
 Hamilton, Wm., black.sniith, h 70 Klizubcth 
 Hamilton, Wm., bhuiksniith r 1-1 Queen w. 
 HAMILTON, WM., Skn., (Wm. Hamilton 
 
 &Son), h 134 Duke. 
 HAMILTON, WM., JuN., (Wm. Hamilton 
 
 k Son), h 24 Hccch. 
 Hamilton, Wm., foreman 7 Wellington e, h 
 
 35 Agnes. 
 HAMILTON, W. 15., (Childs & Hamiltoii), 
 
 h Jarvis cor ("ruickshunk. 
 Hamilton, Wm. K., book-kee|icr Alex. 
 
 Hamilton, h S) Trinity Sq. 
 HAMILTON, WM., & SON., (Wm. Hnm- 
 
 ilton, sen., and Wm. Hamilton, jun.), St. 
 
 Lnwreni'f Fimndrv, 138 to l.l'i I'alace. 
 HAMILTON'S WIIaHF, s s Lsplunadc bet 
 
 Scott and Church. 
 HAMLIN, KDWARD H., fruit, confec- 
 tionery, oysters, i<'e cream, kv., 107 King 
 
 w, h same. 
 Hamlin, H., salesman Hughes k Co., bds 
 Beaty's Hotel. 
 Hamniill, Mis., (wiil James), h 11 Marie la. 
 HAMMOND, ALFRED, baker 314 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Hammond, Miss Nettie, music teacher, h 
 
 1.5 Elizabeth. 
 Hammond, SntHuel, baker and confectioner, 
 
 69 King w. h same. 
 Hammond, Wm., shoemaker, h 90 IJich- 
 
 mond e. 
 Hamilton, Cluirle.<!, bonk-keeiier, bds 14 
 
 Temjenmce. 
 HAMPTON, Wm. B., M. P., rcs-'dent med. 
 
 ical Bupt., Toronto Gen. Hospital, h same. 
 Hancock, Andrew, carpenter, bds 115 Duke. 
 Hancock, Arthur, student-at-law J. W. 
 
 Hancock, bds Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Hancock, H., Secretary Toronto Mutual 
 
 Fire In.surance Co., h Yorkville. 
 HANCOCK, JOHN W., LL.B., banister, 
 
 agent for patenting inventions, 22 Toronto, 
 
 h Yonge, Yorkv.Kc. 
 
 Hand, Wm., snddlcr, w a Yonge, Town Hall 
 
 block, Yorkville, h same. 
 Handorf, Fredeiick W., carver, h 1C5 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Handy John, (J. I). Lewis k Co.), tobacco 
 
 works, Y<nge es, Yoikville. 
 Hnndy, Wni., dealer in boots k and shoea, 
 
 Yonge, cor Jarvis, hsnnie. 
 Ham y, Patrick, drover, h 1 Senicn. 
 llanford, John, earitnler, C..T.R.., h 127 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Hanley, J( hn, laborer 1 Trinity, h Erin. 
 Hanlon llnrry, jminter, h 80 1 ine w. 
 Hnnlon, Thcnias, lubonr, h e s Niagara, cor 
 
 1)( uro. 
 HANLON. W. IL, prop Ontario House, 44 
 
 k 40 Polace. 
 Hanna, Alex., woollen manufacturer, h 109 
 
 Queen e. 
 Hanna, isane, jmper staimr, h r ISTerauley. 
 Hannah, Wni., ttani.stcr, h 40 Carlton. 
 Hunnnh, Wm., teamster, h Biunswiik. 
 Hiinnah, Wni., laliorer, h w s Borden, bet 
 
 Butler k Harboro. 
 llannen. Brviin, provision dealer, St. Law- 
 
 reiK-e Maiket, n 55 McMuhon. 
 Hanning, Wm., eal) diiver, h r 53 Agnes. 
 Hannis, Joseph, wheat merchunt, h 144 
 
 Bay. 
 Hannon, Jiimes, laborer J. k N. C. Scoville, 
 
 h 413 Adelaide w. 
 Hanscomc, Tlunnas, clerk, h 4 Wood. 
 
 Hansen, Heinian, lithogiaphic printer, 17 
 
 : k Wellington, 
 llcmain bldgs. 
 
 litliogiapliic printer, 1/ 
 k 19 King e, bds cor Scott k Wellington. 
 
 Han.sdl, .liinies, caietnkei 
 
 King e. 
 Hansen, Peter, merchunt tailor, 123 York, 
 
 h same. 
 Hnibell, HughW., ship caulker, grocer t ;d 
 
 butcher, 112 Church, h stime. 
 Haibor Comniission-ijeppe- ], iqq George. 
 Harcouit, Cliaihs A., printer 1/ H i\) Jviiig 
 
 e, bds 78 Berkeley. 
 HarcGurt, George, meichnnt tailor and 
 
 clothier C5 Kiiige, h 330 Church. 
 Hardgrovc.i, Edward, porter 8 & 10 King e, 
 
 h 131 University. 
 Haidyman, James, laborer St. Lawrence 
 
 wharf, h I'inc. 
 Haidyman, Mrs. Sarah, wa.sherwoman, h 
 
 118 Pine. 
 Harding, George, plumber and gas-fitter 77 
 
 King w, 1) .'ume. 
 Harding, George, clerk V. P. G. Taylor k 
 
 Co., h I'ortlend nr Queen. 
 Harding, James, laborer, h 50 Power. 
 Harding, Kobeit, engineer Univeisily Col- 
 lege. 
 Harding, Thomas, machinist, h 79 Centre. 
 Harding, Wm., iilunilcr and coppersmith 
 
 G. Harding, h 99 Elm w. 
 Harding, Wm., h Dundas nr Toll gate. 
 Harding, Wm., machinist Wm. Hamilon k 
 
 Sou. 
 
TORONTO CITV DIRECTORY. 
 
 245 
 
 I.ewis k Co.), tobacco 
 
 oikville. 
 
 in l.ootM k and Rhoes, 
 
 h sniiic. 
 
 IT, li 1 Srnicn. 
 
 tnter, G.T.R.., h 127 
 
 er J. & N. C. Scoville, 
 
 mt tailor, 123 York, 
 
 leper, h 160 George. 
 philter 1/ & jy iviiig 
 
 Hulirj'^, ^Vn., Iibircr, h r 201 Ontro, 
 Hirly, Divil, lilorcr, li 3? Snitli I'ark. 
 Hirly, (Jjirij', !nn.).i, li r ;i.)J liiiiim. 
 HAIIDY, .IA.M1•;^, i.iop (Uol)^ Il.)tel, 103 
 
 Yon;?.'. 
 Hirly, llii'lnnl, b:):ir>lin2 hom:.', ]i r 353 
 
 Yon^.'. 
 Hire, .lohii, plain iind f im^y wcivcr r ."531 
 
 Yon?!, h St. Alliin's n s b.'t Yon'^o iiml 
 
 Ht. VinciMit. 
 II vn-, Jos'mi, lalioici', h ns New Kent ro.id, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Hir.;, Win., onli-ilriv.r, h 191 I'iirliim -nt. 
 Hir:{iMv.', John 11., (Liw.ion & ILirgi.ive), 
 
 bU 170 Kin .{P. 
 Hvrley, Mm. .I:i:iot, (wi I IJjnis), bo.irilinj; 
 
 Inusi!, 12 T'mpir.ini.:^. 
 ll.ir nm, tUiristop'.ijr, liiborer, h 121 Kobin- 
 
 8)'l. 
 
 JIARMAN. .SAMUEL H.. ((.;.un?rou, H.ir- 
 
 iniii k Miiirty), li iiOS Kiir^ w. 
 llirmm, S. Hi-ii;e, clerk Eiinbur^h Life. 
 
 Au. d., li iJDi Kin!? w. 
 H irii, .loliii, liliDr.T, h r 72 Stanley. 
 Iliriiett, l)iiii;l, in luliler, bb (H Qi'-en e. 
 II irn .'tt, Miss M iry, Jr.Msin tknr, li 6i Q.ieeii 
 
 e:i3t. 
 Ilirm^tt, Mviiriiic, b)i)tnnk'r, li 89 ('hur.;'i. 
 Hirnett, Timathy, pro.s.Haiin Li.iiir, h 74 
 
 Hii'brn >n I e. 
 Hinu!y, \Vm., (Hubbard k Hmicy), li 195 
 
 Yonje. 
 Ilirne.y, Wm , w.iite.r, h 117 T.'rauley. 
 HiroLl, Fritiir, nrpjuter, h 321 CIhumIi. 
 Hirp3r, Daniol, gaaaral dealer, 119 York, h 
 
 satn.!. 
 Hiipar, Elward, (Uirvmin, 110 E'izib?th. 
 Hiirpur, Gviorge H., (Harper k San), h 161 
 
 Simjoo. 
 Hvvpir, Jam 's, whitewasher, h 21fi (!antre. 
 HAllPER, JAMKSG., Minn?«r .M.nvhants' 
 
 Rink of (Unada, h 15 Wellington w, 
 
 over Bink. 
 Hirper, John, (ILirpcr k Son), h 1(51 Sim- 
 
 coe. . • 
 
 Hwper, John, biker, h 3(i Power. 
 H.irpLT, Richard, carriage maker, h r 32 
 
 ' Dinisn Ave. 
 Hwpar, T. 13., wardept, h 10 Wiiuhor. 
 Hirper, VVm., sadUer, bis l(J Richmond e. 
 jHir|)er k Son, (.fohn & Qjorgj Harper), 
 
 architects, Ro;nain Buildings 
 Harriu'^ton, Albert Hanry, tailor, li 72 
 ,! Bathurst 
 
 riarrin'Tfton, Josoph, cardiiU^r, h 97 River. 
 HARRINGTON, M]SS ELIZABETH, h 
 
 228 Jarvis. 
 , Harrington, Thomas, ohinnincy inspector, h 
 
 9J Nelson. 
 ..Harris, Ahrahanfi. carnsatar, h 41 Edward. 
 HAR'llS, ANDRGW. enj^ineer steamer 
 
 • ' Bouq^fit. " h 203 Uni vpreity, 
 Harris, Christopher, waitar, h 76 Richmond 
 
 Harris, I). Roy, tobacco worker, h 89 Sayer. 
 Harris, Edward, waiter, h 4 I'entral Lane. 
 HAltUlS EDWIN, china, gla.s.>» and qvieenH- 
 
 ware, 40 King e, h 219 .larviH. 
 H irrii, Emery, laborer, h 220 Centre. 
 H irris, George, earpeiiter, bds Eli/.abeth. 
 Harris, (}. F. R., clerk, (!. W. U., freight 
 
 olfi;(!, b 90 Hichniond w. 
 Jlirris, .lanie-s, waiter h 23 Siyer. 
 Harris, .lame.-), maltster 3ti3 yneen w, hl09 
 
 Portland. 
 Hirris, .Jos'pli, tailor, h 411 Carlton. 
 H.irri.s, J. li., teacher aeconntd and niathe- 
 
 luitii's B. A. Com. College, bd.s Commer- 
 cial H )tel. 
 Hirris. Moses, brakemau N. R. C, bds 148 
 
 Brojk. 
 H I'ris, Mrs. Jane, h 1 Elliot Place. 
 Harris, Mrs. Mary (wid .loliii^ h 7.^ Etniiia. 
 Harris, Richard, milkman, h 210 Bithurst. 
 H irris, Robei't, li Elizabeth bet Walton and 
 
 Cierr.ird. 
 Harris, Rob;'rt F., law student, h 28(1 Jarvis. 
 Harris, Rusk, barrister, (14 (.'liundi. 
 Harris, S iMiuel, sh.)^'ma'.<er KiO King e, h 62 
 
 South Park. 
 Hirris, Thorn is, t(vaur-it:'r, h 92 A'?ne.s. 
 Harris, Tiiomis U., insurance ag nt, Clare, 
 
 h 90 Riclr.ni^ud w. 
 Hirris, Wm., fruit and confectionery, 310 
 
 Yonge, h sa'ne. 
 H.iriis, Wm. G., tailor 6 King o, h 29 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Harris, W. H., dyjr, 152 King w, h same. 
 Harris, ^V. I!. , coniniissiou mcndiint, h 33 
 
 Mutual. 
 Harrison, Alex., helper Neil Carrie. 
 Harri.son, Ehvar I, printer Leadrr, h 32 
 
 Victoria. 
 Harrison, Geo., shoemaker, h 29 Frederick. 
 HARRISON, GLOVER, China Hall, im- 
 porter of china, glass, crockery, fancy 
 
 goods, &c., 71 King e, h same. (See 
 
 advt. ) 
 Harrison, Henry P., clerk 71 King c. 
 Harrison, John, laborer, h 64 Dundas. 
 Harrison, Jos.-ph, porter 170 King e, bds 
 
 same. 
 Harrison, Milton, fancy goods, 3044 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Harrison, Misses, milliners, li 1 Duncan. 
 Harrison, Mrs., h Dover Court Road, iir 
 
 Dundas. 
 Harrison, Mrs. Mary (wid Robert), h 4794 
 
 Little Richmond. 
 Harrison. Mrs. Mary, lodging-house, h 1 
 
 Duncan. 
 Harrison, Ricdiard, h 71 King e. 
 Harrison, Robert, engine-driver Court street 
 
 Fire HaU, h same. 
 H arrison, Robert, boiler-' .er, h 35 Dui^hess. 
 HARRISON, ROBERT A., Q.C., M.P., 
 
 (Patersoi, Harrison k Paterson), k Engle- 
 
 field, Spadina Ave. 
 
246 
 
 E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 ri' 
 
 Harrison, Robeic, pattern-maker Solio Foun- 
 dry. 
 
 Harrison, Wm., welter Queen's Hotel, li 
 152 Kingw. 
 
 Harriston, Archibald, clerk P. 0., h 219 
 Church. 
 
 Harrod, John, cook, li 265 Church. 
 
 Harrold, Mrs. Samuel, (wid), h 1 Bloor. 
 
 Harsant Milton, varnisber, h 3044 Queen w. 
 
 Hart, Francis, clerk, h 201 Church. 
 
 Hart, Henry, laborer, h 44 Stanley. 
 
 Hart, James, tailor, h 514 Duchess. 
 
 Hart, Joseph, general agPTit and accountant, 
 h 27 Duchess. 
 . Hart, M'3S Elizabeth, milliner, h Edward. 
 
 Hart, Miss Emma, mantle-p;aker, bds 6T 
 Edward. 
 
 Hart, Mrs. Charlotte, (wid Thomas), h 213 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Hart, Thomas, carpenter, h 162 Saver. 
 
 'Haite, Edward, clerk, 21 & 23 King e, bds 
 149 Church. 
 
 Hartigan, Denis, moulder, bds 311 King e. 
 
 ILirtigan, Lawrence, cooper, bds 311 Kinge. 
 
 Hartigan, Mrs., h 311 King e. 
 
 Hartill, Miss Mary Ann, 80 M,^gill. 
 
 Hartill, Wm., cabinet-maker, bds£OMagill. 
 
 Hartingh, George, (A. Scliultz & Co.), h 407 
 Queen w. 
 
 Hartley, Philip, steward. Trinity College, h 
 Trinity College. 
 
 Hartley, R. A., deputy collector inland rev- 
 enue, res Edmonton, co. Peel. 
 
 Hartmann, Henry, tailor, h 81 Duchess. 
 
 HARTNEY, H. J., Ibt office clerk in charge 
 of printing, Parliament Bigs., res. same. 
 
 Hartree, Wm., laborer, h 71 Pine. 
 
 HARVAKD, ALBERT, ci.emist and drug- 
 gist, 29t Queen w, h same. 
 
 Harvey, F, ederick, dentiiitwith Wm. Myers, 
 h Wood 
 
 Harvey, Oiwrgc, laborer, h 188 Elizabeth. 
 
 Harvey, }araes, clerk, h 7 Elliot Place, King 
 w. 
 
 Harvf /, John asi»Irt-«itcjok Queen's, Hotel, 
 h V Elliot place. 
 
 Harvey, Mrs. George, h 68 Wood. 
 
 Harvey, St. George, general broke-, 36 Wel- 
 lington e, h Brockton. 
 
 Harvey, Thomas, laborer, h Niagarr. nr Gar- 
 rison. 
 
 Harvey, Robert, gardener, h w s Yonge bet 
 Beverley and Cottingham, Yorkville. 
 
 Harvey, Wm., laborer, h Front nr Trinity. 
 
 Harvie, John, traffic master N. R. C, h 
 Front w. 
 
 Herwood A., T. P. F., h 19 Erin. 
 
 Harwocd, William, cutter 6 King ?, h 118 
 Centre, 
 
 Haskett, Henry, h 3Q Frederick. 
 
 HasUm, James, laborer, h 24 Douro. 
 
 Haalen, J., assistant fitter, G. T. R. 
 
 Haslett, James, Iiook -keeper P. O. Close, bds 
 Rossin Saloon. 
 
 Haselip, Thomas, bricklayer, bds 122 Centre. 
 Hass, Frederick, cooper, h 16 Gloucester. 
 Hassard, Henry, painter, h 71 Agnes. 
 Hassard, F. C, Col. Royal Engineers, h 521 
 
 King w. 
 Hassard, George, painter, h 38 Camden. 
 Hassard, Mrs. F., h 97 Dallkousie. 
 HASSARD, RICHARD, painter and glazier, 
 
 h 146 Richmond w. 
 Hasson, John, blacksmith and grocer, 17 
 
 Adelaide w, h san'.e. 
 Hasson, Mrs. Elizu (wid), grocer, 90 Bay. 
 Hastings, E., cle.k 25 King e, bds Daven- 
 
 poit Place. 
 Hastings, Edv.ard A, professor of music, h 
 
 218 Geoif^e. 
 Hastings, Fred., shoemaker, bds 296 Kinge. 
 HASTINGS GOLD MINING COMPANY, 
 
 George B. Dawbarn, President ; T. P. 
 
 Thompson, Secretary ; Josias Bray, Secre- 
 tary ; N. Gordon Bigelow, Attorney ; 
 
 Leader Buildings, King e. 
 Ha.stiugs, James, Sergt. -Major 'l'. P. F., h 
 
 No. 3 Police Station, Queen w. 
 Hastings, Mrs. Eliza, care-taker, York 
 
 Chambers, Court, h same. 
 Hastings, R., salesman J. Eastwood & Son, 
 
 h Davenport Place. 
 Hastings, i'lieodore W, plumber, h York 
 
 Chambers, Court. 
 Hastings, Thomas, tailor, 30 Alice, h same. 
 Hastings, Wm., storeman Reford & Dillon, 
 
 h 32 Albert. 
 Hastings, Wm., gardener, bds 196 Centre. 
 Hatchet, Wm., groom, h 9 Emily. 
 Hathaway, James, builder, h 144 Brock. 
 Hathorn, Wm., laborer, h r 430 Queen w. 
 Haugh, Francis F., clerk G. W. A., h 38 
 
 Robii.son. 
 Haught on, S., Areman Hurd, Leigh & Co., h 
 
 Sr.,er. 
 HaviWnd, Samuel, laborer, h£l Augustus. 
 HAV KE, GEORGE M., barrister 65 Col- 
 
 bori;e, Ii 303 Welling on w. 
 Hawkin.^. John, labortr, h 13 Sayer. 
 Hawkins, Richard, boi>t cutter Shaver k 
 
 Bell, h Gerrard e. 
 Hawkin.s, Wm., P.L.S., h 401 Kingw. 
 Hawley, Charles, carpenter T. k O. Cle- 
 ments, bds 40 Nelson w. 
 Hawley, James, engineer G. T. R. elevator, h 
 
 John. 
 Hawley, John, tailor, h 5 Seaton. 
 Haworth, Andrew, clerk 8 and 10 King e, h 
 
 Church, cor Gloucester. 
 HAWORTH, THOMAS, (T. IIi»r'orth k 
 
 Co.), h Church cor Gloucester. 
 HAWORTH, THOMAS, k CO., Importm 
 
 of general liardware 8 and 10 King e. 
 Hawthorne, James, chandler i). Crawford k 
 
 Co. , h r 46 Caroline. 
 HAY, JAMES K., phbtogrp.pher 27 King e, 
 
 h same. 
 Hay, Thomas, carver, bda 8 James. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 247 
 
 bricklayer, bds 122 Centre, 
 cooper, n 15 Gloucester, 
 painter, li 71 Agnes. 
 Jol. Royal Engineers, h 621 
 
 painter, li 38 Camden. 
 
 , h 97 Dalhousie. 
 
 HARD, painter and glazier, 
 
 id w. 
 
 jlacksmith and grocer, 17 
 
 same. 
 
 ;zn (wid), grocer, 90 Bay. 
 
 .k 25 King e, bds Daven- 
 
 d A, professor of music, h 
 
 sboemaker, bds 296 Kinge. 
 LI) MINING COMPANY, 
 awbarn. President ; T. P. 
 cretary ; Josias Bray, Secre- 
 )rdon Bigelow, Attorney ; 
 ngs, King e. 
 
 i, Sergt. -Major Y. P. F., h 
 station. Queen w. 
 
 Kliza, care-taker, York 
 urt, h same. 
 
 Icsman J. Eastwood & Son, 
 Place. 
 
 lore W, plumber, h York 
 urt. 
 as, tailor, 30 Alice, h same. 
 
 storeman Reford & Dillon, 
 
 , gardener, bds 196 Centre, 
 groom, h 9 Emily, 
 cs, builder, h 144 Brock, 
 laborer, h r 430 Queen w. 
 I F., clerk O. W. A., h 38 
 
 Sreman Hurd, Leigh & Co., h 
 
 lel, laborer, h £1 Augustus. 
 )RGE M., barrister 65 Col- 
 Welling on w. 
 , laborer, h 13 Sayer. 
 »ard, IjO't cutter Shaver k 
 rd e. 
 
 , P.L.S., h 401 Kingw. 
 es, carpenter T. ti O. Cle- 
 [) Nelson w. 
 , engineer G. T. R. elevator, h 
 
 tailor, h 5 Seaton. 
 ■ew, clerk 8 and 10 King e, h 
 Gloucester. 
 
 THOMAS, (T. II<,rorth k 
 uh cor Gloucester. 
 THOMAS, k CO., importm 
 rdware 8 and 10 King t. 
 mes, chandler i). Crawford* 
 Caroline. 
 B., phbtogrrpher 27 King e, 
 
 carver, bds 8 James. 
 
 HAY, ROBERT, (Jacques & Hay), h 28 
 
 Wellington w. 
 Hayball, Edwin, carpenter, h 287 Queen e. 
 Haycock, Wm., confectioner, h Jarvis bet 
 
 Yonge and Gwynne. 
 Hayden, Charles, supt Toronto Necropolis, 
 
 h on grounds, Winchester. 
 Hayden, Mrs. H., (widJohn).h 53 Duchess. 
 Haves, Bartliolonu'W, labontr, h 207 Seaton. 
 Hayes, Daniel, agent G. T. R., h 150 
 
 John. 
 Hayes, Dennis, carter, 6 McMahon. 
 Hayes, James, laborer, h 92 (Jcurge. 
 Hayes, John, laborer, h r 117 neik(!lej'. 
 Hayes, Michael, laborer, h St. (ieorgu's lane. 
 Hayes, Jlrs. Bridget, washervvoinan, h 98 
 
 Pine w. 
 Hayes, Thomas, porter, h r 10 Albart. 
 Hayes, "Wni., boot and shoe maker, 3D4 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Hayes, Wni., lahorer, h 46 Camden. 
 HAYMAN, C. S., merchant tai or, 63 King 
 
 w, h same. 
 Hayninnd, Jacob, engine driver G.T.R., h 
 
 540 Qubl'u w. 
 Havnor, A. I). , foreman Beard's foundry, bds 
 
 C.yde hotel. 
 Hays, Denis, hotel prop, 246 Palace. 
 Hays, Michael, teamster, h 351 Queen e. 
 HAYS, OWEN, oystersaloon 53 Wellington 
 
 e, basement. 
 Hays, Wni., laborer, h 36 Quern w. 
 Hay ward, James, carpenter, 406 Yonge, bds 
 
 limma, nr Hayter. 
 Hazlehurst, Benjamin, printer, h 34 Agnes. 
 Hazlehurst, Benjamin, salesman, bds 287 
 
 Yonge. 
 Hazleton, Joseph, cabman, h s s Sydenham. 
 Heakes, James, druggists' assistant, bJs S7 
 
 Front w. 
 Heakes, Samuel, clerk C. S. Hayman, h 
 
 Front w. 
 HEAL, GEORGE, dealer in horns, tails, 
 
 glue pieces, &c., 34 George, bds 82 Col- 
 borne. 
 Healey, Daniel, laborer, h r 109 Nelson. 
 Healey, George, policeman, h 1 08 Elm w. 
 Healey, John, knitter, h 225 Palace. 
 Healey, John, h r 14 Agnes. 
 Healey, John, jun., knitter, bds 22'> Palace. 
 Healey, Patrick, laborer, h 16 Dummer. 
 Healey, Patrick, laborer, h 66 Dummer. 
 Healy, D. , laborer rolling mills, h Pine. 
 Healy, John, laborer, h r 46 Camden. 
 Heap, Richard, (Shaw & Heap), h 46 
 
 Princess. 
 Heartley, James, carpenter, h 69 Emma. 
 Heaslip, J., laborer W. Burke. 
 HEASLIP, JOHN, wood dealer, yard cor 
 
 Nelson k Adelaide, h 274 Jarvis. 
 Hfiislip, Joseph, boiler maker N. R. C, h 
 
 85 Sayer, 
 Heaslip, Thomas, tavern keeper. Esplanade 
 
 nr Scott. 
 
 Heatli, Charles W., barrister, Beverley cor 
 
 D'Arcy. 
 Heath, Edward, employe Jacques k Hay, 
 
 bds 1224 Yoik. 
 Heath, Jolin, shoemaker h r 14 Albert. 
 Heatley, George, tinsmith, h IO64 Sayer. 
 Heatly John, bricklayer, bds 40 Nelson w. 
 HECTOR JOHN, Q.C., barrister, li King 
 
 w, h Rosedale, Yirkville. 
 HECTOR, THOMAS, chief clerk in charge 
 
 land claims and .sales in old Townships, 
 
 Crown Land Department, Parliament Bigs, 
 
 h CO William. 
 Hedden, John, carter, h 181 Sayer. 
 Hedges, (Jeorge, butcher, bds '36 King w. 
 Hedges, Henry, drug clerk, bds aO Louisa'. 
 HEuLEY, JaMKS, with Dun, Wiman k 
 
 Co., E.xcliange bdgs. 
 Heeiuy, James, laborer, h 25 Stanley. 
 Heeney, Patrick, butcher, W. Jones, bds 
 
 144 King w. 
 Heliran, Alrt., (wid), h 18 Victoria. 
 Hetlran, Mrs. Mary,(wid Peter), hsh peddler, 
 
 h 82 (Jeorge. 
 HEINTZMAN k CO., (Theodore A. Heintz- 
 
 man & Charles Bender), pianoforte manu- 
 facturers, 105 King w. 
 HEINTZMAN, THEODORE A., (Heintz- 
 
 man k Co.), h 105 King w. 
 Helby, Thomas, laborer, ii brewery premises 
 
 Queen w. 
 Hellam, Thoma.s, foreman rolling mill, h 196 
 
 Queen e. 
 Helliwell, E. G., clerk, bds 30 William. 
 HELLIWELL, JOHN, M.A., barrister, 
 
 notary public, solicitor for the Bank of 
 
 Toronto, Bank of Toronto bigs., h 7 
 
 Cruiekshank. 
 Helliwell, Mrs., mistress St. James' paro- 
 chial school, h Victoria. 
 Helliwell, Thomas, bds £06 Church. 
 Helly, John, hosier, h 225 Palace. 
 Helvey, Thoma.s, laborer, h r 277 Niagara. 
 Hely, Mrs. Ma.-garet, 214 Adelaide w. 
 Henderson, — , book-keeper, bds 107 Sayer. 
 HENDERSON, ALEX., ALDERMAN, St. 
 
 Jami s' Ward, h 36 Gerrard e. 
 HENDEhSON, ANDREW, auctioneer ,ap- 
 
 E raiser and commission agent, 65 Yonge, 
 11 Temperance. 
 
 Henderson, Basil, salesman 194 and 196 
 Yonge, h '2374 Church. 
 
 HENDERSON k BOSTWICK (John Hen- 
 derson and Amos Bostwick), wholesale 
 manufacturei's of hats, caps, mantles, and 
 straw goods, general millinery and 
 fancy goods, 18 and 20 Wellington w. 
 
 Henderson, Charles M., auctioneer, bds 11 
 Temperance. 
 
 Hendei-son, Edwin R., printer, h 67 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 HENDERSON, ELMES, (Maclennan k 
 Henderson), h Bloor, Yorkville. 
 
 Henderson, George, grocer, 59 Sayer, h same 
 
248 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Ij: 
 
 ;:^:j 
 
 Henderson, George, clerk Custom House, h 
 
 21 Spadina Ave. 
 Henderson, Geor.^e, wholesale and retail 
 
 grocer, 828 Que< i w, h same. 
 Henderson, James gardener, h 141 Beech. 
 Henderaon, James, messenger Jleruliants' 
 
 Hank, h £9 Emma. 
 HENDEKSON, JAMES, h B'.oor e, nr 
 
 Gwynn, Yorkville. 
 HEXUEUSON, JAMES, JUX., (Gait k 
 
 Henderson), li 321 Jarvis. 
 Henderson, Jolin, foreman (.'onsumers' Gas 
 
 i'o., h r 19 Toronto. 
 HENDERSON, JOHN (Henderaon & Bost- 
 
 wiek), h 28 St. Joseph. 
 Henderson, John, salesman 155 King e, h 
 
 187 Jarvis. 
 Henderson, Mrs., John, lioarding-house 
 
 2374 Church. 
 Henderson, Joseph, clerk, hds 237J Church. 
 Henderson, Mrs. Mary J., (wid Francis), h 
 
 47 i Cjueen w. 
 Henderson, Matthew, carpenter, h 32 Ed- 
 ward. 
 Hender.son, Robert C., student-at-law, 
 
 Ontiuio Hall, h Hloor, Yorkville. 
 Henderson, Samuel, jKirter MoHatt, Murray 
 
 & Beatti,', hds Queen \v. 
 Henderson, Thos., auctioneer, h 72 Stanley. 
 Henderson, Thomas, hook-keeper, h 105 
 
 Sayer. 
 Henderson, T. B., salesman Henderson it 
 
 Bostwick, h 28 St. Joseph. 
 Henderson, Wm., bookbinder, h 87 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Henderson, Wm. Alex., clerk I'ehatt & 
 
 Oiler, bds 226 Church. 
 Henderson, Wm., engineer 1). Crawford & 
 
 Co., h 42 Trinity. 
 Hendei-son, Wm., pluinber, h 310 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Henderson, Wm., printer Tulcjraph, h 156 
 
 Berkeley. 
 HENDEUSON, WM., agent Etna and lle- 
 
 liance Insunxnce Companies, ^•in• King and 
 
 Yonge, h 65 Shua^r. 
 Hender.son, Wm., Jan., salesman, Xnh 187 
 
 Jarvis. • 
 
 Henderson, W. K., millwright, b 138 Littk 
 
 Front. 
 HENDRIE, JOHN, (.1. Hendrieti Co.), hds 
 
 138 John. . 
 HENDRIE, JOHN k CO.j cartage agents 
 
 Gi W. R., 41 Scott. 
 Hendrie, Wm., carpenter, h 7 James e. 
 Heudrieky N., professor of music and lan- 
 guages, h 63 Yoirk. 
 Heney, Mrs. Jane, (wid Robert), washer- 
 
 wo'.aan, h 216 Elizabeth. 
 Hcift, John, cigar maker, 126 Queen w, li 
 
 same. 
 Henley, Patrick, fireman O. T. R., h Peter 
 
 nr King. 
 Hennessy, John, laboret^, h r S4 Centr*. 
 
 Hennessy, James, salesman 109 King e, h r 
 
 439 Church. 
 Hennessj', Jeremiah, broom-maker, h 118 
 
 Sayer. 
 Hennessy, John, pensioner, h 658 Queen w. 
 Hennessy, Michael, printer Leader, h 47 
 
 Princess. 
 Hennessy, Patrick, printer, h 5(! Princess. 
 HENNlNCr, THOMAS, treasurer Globe 
 
 Printing Company, 2t! k 28 King c, h 244 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Hennings, George, ta.xing oilicer, Court of 
 
 Chnnecry, bds Gwynne, Yoikville. 
 Henratty, .'ames J., saiesnian, bds 153 Ade- 
 laide. 
 Henratty, Bernard, porter, h 14 Oak. 
 Hcnriili, Tobins, fjrocerii-s and provisions, 
 
 •162 King e, h same. 
 Heniy, Kdwiinl, cu'-etaker Toronto School of 
 
 Medicine, Queen's Park. 
 Henry, James, steward Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 f^anic. 
 Henry, John, h 53 Berkeley, 
 llcnrv, John, eitv colbctor .St. Patrick's 
 
 Ward, h 9 William, 
 Henry, John, tobacco worker, h r 52 Boul- 
 
 tou. 
 Hcnrv John, shoemaker Michael Curr3% bds 
 
 104 Church. 
 Henry, Thomas, gardener, h 139 Qtieeu w. 
 Ileiitoii, John, laborer, bds 81 Stanley. 
 Hcnwodd, Mrs. Catherine, (wid Wm.), 
 
 .saloon-keeper, 318 Yonge, h same. 
 Herbert, .lohn, bnker, 14^ Queen w. 
 Herbert, John, ji.iintcr, King w nr Portland. 
 Herbert, Peter, grocer. King w cor Portland, 
 
 h same. 
 Hercnier, T. , boot and shoe maker J. Spur- 
 
 geon, h 16 Power. 
 Herdman, Joseph, conductor (i.T.R., h 120 
 
 Brock 
 Heron, Anderson, h m s William, Yorkville. 
 Heron, Charles, bds n s William, Yorkville. 
 Heron, David, shoemaker, bds Monkhouse's 
 
 hotel. 
 Herrick, J. W., broker, 29 E.xchauge Bigs., 
 
 h sann', 
 Herridg„, Rev. W., pastor, P. M. Church, 
 
 Davenport road, cor Yonge, h 75 Bloorw. 
 Herrington, John, brickmaker, h n s Daven- 
 
 jmrt road, Yorkville. 
 Herson, James, butcher, No. 18 St. Law- 
 rence market, h cor King and Berkeley, 
 HerPt, Mrs. Martha, h 182 B rkeley. 
 Herst, Robert, matchmaker, h w s McMahon 
 ' lane. 
 
 Herwood, Wm., tailor, h 118 Centre. 
 Hess, Jacob W., tailor, h 67 Stanley. 
 Hcssin, Wm., wholesal"* mnnufaoturing con- 
 fectioner, 179 King e, h 21 Bloor. 
 Hctherington, John, laborer, h 35 Trinity 
 
 Square. 
 Hetherington, John W., clerk Chamberlain's 
 
 ofiluc, City Hall Mgs., h 135 University. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIHECTORY. 
 
 2-9 
 
 fiU'sman 109 King e, h r 
 
 1, broommakcr, h 118 
 
 nsioiier, h 558 Queen w. 
 , printer Leader, \i 47 
 
 printer, li C(! rrincess. 
 AlAS, tiensurer Globe 
 >-, '26 fc28Kingc, h 244 
 
 taxing ofliccr, Court of 
 •ynne, Yorkviile. 
 saidsniaii, lids 153 Ade- 
 
 povtcr, h 1 4 Oak. 
 
 i-oceriis and provisions, 
 
 IP. 
 
 etaker Toronto School of 
 
 ; I'ark. 
 
 ard Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 Berkeley. 
 
 coll.utor St. Patrick's 
 II, 
 •o worki r, h r f)2 Koul- 
 
 ikcr Jlichacl (.'urrj^, bds 
 
 doner, li 139 Queen w. 
 
 •er, bds 81 Stanley. 
 
 itherinc, (wid "Wni. ), 
 
 \ Vonge, h same. 
 
 r, 14iS Queen w. 
 
 ter, King w nr Portland. 
 
 ir. King w eor Portland, 
 
 nd shoe maker J. Spur- 
 
 onductor (5.T.R., h 120 
 
 n 8 William, Yorkviile. 
 n 8 William, Yorkviile. 
 iiaker, bds Monkhousc's 
 
 ier, 29 K.xehange Bigs., 
 
 pastor, P. M. Church, 
 or Yonge, h 75 Bloor w. 
 lickmaker, li n s Daven- 
 le. 
 
 :'her, No. 18 St. Law- 
 \r King and Berkeley, 
 h 182 B- rkeley. 
 tmaker, h w s McMahon 
 
 )r, h 118 Centre, 
 jr, h 67 Stanley, 
 lalp mnnufaoturing con- 
 5 e, h 21 Bloor. 
 laborer, h 35 Trinity 
 
 kV., clerk Chamberlain's 
 gs., h 186 Uuiveriity. 
 
 Hester, Charles, saddler, bds 159Sayer. 
 Hetherington, lUi.hard, painter, h 60 High. 
 Hewan. Peter, iJoli(!eman, li 132 Centre. 
 HEWAllD, H. C, clerk Royal Insurance 
 
 Co., bds 111 Peter. 
 HEWAUD, FRANCIS H., TorontoManagor, 
 
 Royal Insurance Co. of England, h 111 
 
 Peter. 
 Reward, John, h n s Bloor nr Gwynne, 
 
 Yorkviile. 
 Heward, John O., office, 18 Exchange Bigs., 
 
 h Bloor, Yorkviile, opp t!luiroli. 
 HEWARD, STEPHKN, h 72 Peter. 
 HEWARD, W. B., cleik of Pnietiee Court 
 
 and Chambers, Osgoode Hall, h n s Bloor 
 
 nr Avenue road, Yorkviile. 
 Hewat, Rii'hard, storekeeper, h 154 Centre. 
 Hewett, Wm.. salesman .\. R. McMaster & 
 
 Bro., h w s Yonge, Yorkviile. 
 Hewitt, Allan, laborer, li 56 Edward. 
 Hewitt, David, cle.rk 2 Adelaide e, h 13 
 
 Alexander. 
 Hewitt, .loseph R., elerk 2 Adelaide e, bds 
 
 67 B.iy. 
 Hewitt, Leonard C, moulder Wm. Hamil- 
 ton & Son. 
 Hewitt, L. H., moulder, h 4 Power. 
 Hewitt, Thomas, operator, h 16 Garrison. 
 HEWITT, WM., hardware merchant, Yonge 
 
 cor .\delii.,Ie e, h 67 Bay. 
 Hewitt, Win., dry goods, Yonge w s bet 
 
 Sydenham and William. Yorkviile. 
 Hewlett, Charles How.ud, clerk Lyman k 
 
 McXab, bds 16 Isabella. 
 Hewlett, Henry, elerk mercantile agency, h 
 
 16 Isabella. 
 Hewlett, .lohn, h 157 Jarvis. 
 Hewlett, Wm., carpenter, h 206 King e. 
 HEYDEN, Mrs., (wid Lawrence), h Bloor, 
 
 Yorkviile. 
 HEYDEN, L., .Jit., (Ileyden & Uefoe), bds 
 
 Bloor w, Yorkvilhi. 
 HEYDEN & DEFOE, (L. Hcyden, jr., and 
 
 D. M. Defoe), bai listers, Ac, 74 Church. 
 Heys, Thomas, porter 17 and 19 King e, h 37 
 
 Maitland. 
 Hibbert, John, sngi.ieer G. T. R., b 328 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Hibbitt, Edward, tailor, h 25 Regent. 
 Hibbitt, Richard, tcilor, h 41 MeMahon. 
 Hick, Daniel, bookbinder, bds9Sayer. 
 Hick, Wm. H., shoemaker 9 Saver, h same. 
 Hickey, Mrs. A., (wid P. H.), 80 Little 
 
 Front. 
 HICICEY, MRS. BRIDGET, tailoress 141 i 
 
 Adelaide w, h same. 
 Hickey, Mrs. Hannah, grocer 552 Queen w. 
 Hickey, John, carter, h 87 Noith Park. 
 Hickey, Joseph, blaciksmith Win. Hamilton 
 
 & Son, bds 1414 Adelaide w. 
 Hickey, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Michael), h 15 
 
 Renfrew. 
 Hickey, Patrick, shipping clerk, bda Ontario 
 
 Hoase, Palace. 
 
 Hickling, Charles, general provision store 
 
 21 9 Palace, h same. 
 HICKMAN, J. H., (Sylvester Bro. k Hick- 
 man), bds 44 Denison Ave. 
 Hickman, Wm, jr., groceries and fruit 92 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Hicks, Charles T., elerk 51 King e, bds 202 
 
 Church. 
 Hicks, H., window dresser 33 and 37 King 
 
 e, bds same, 
 llicks, M. B., assistant City Chamberlain, h 
 
 32 Don. 
 Hickson, Nicholas, .shoemaker, h 6 Stone- 
 
 cutt(!r's lane. 
 Higginbotham, Joseph, travelling agent, h 
 
 591) Yonge. • 
 
 Higi^inbotham, Mrs. Joseph, dressmaker, h 
 
 509 Yonge. 
 Higginbotham, Robert, shoemaker, bds 103 
 
 Yonge. 
 HIGINBOTHAM, W., (W. Higinbotham k 
 
 Cr).), h 39 Mutual. 
 HIGINBOTHAM, W. &C0., wharfingers, 14 
 
 Yong<'. 
 IIIGGINS, DAVID, secretary Edinburgh 
 
 Life Assurance Co., h 21 Grenville. 
 Higgins, Mrs. Eliza, (wid Henry), h 129 
 
 Centre. 
 Higgins, Janics, plasterer, h 77 Boulton. 
 HiggiiKs, John, compositor Globe, bds 46 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Hig.;ins, John, laborer, h 497 Queen w. 
 Higgins, John, salesman, bds Niagara House. 
 Higgins, Patrick, manager W. & J. Damer, 
 
 144 Yonge, h same. 
 Higgins, Patrick, laborer, h 140 Tecumseth. 
 Higgins, Peter, laborer, h 121 Adelaide w. 
 Higgins, Sai'iuel, prop Grand Trunk House, 
 
 York, nr Union Station. 
 Higgins, Thomas, shoemaker, h 53 Edwarl 
 Higgins, Wm., gardener, Homewood Lodge. 
 HIGGINSON, JAMES, basket-maker, h 83 
 
 N. Park. 
 Hiian, Thos., laborer, h Niagara cor Douro. 
 Hildyard, John, laborer, h 127 Sumach. 
 Hill, Alfred, mil. student, bds Turkish 
 
 Baths, n s Bloor w, Yorkviile. 
 Hill, Arthur, clerk, bds 226 Church. 
 Hill, George H., h IIC Richmond w. 
 Hill, George, bricklayer, h 322 Sumach. 
 Hill, George, saloon-keeper, 169 York cor 
 
 Richmond w, h same. 
 Hill. Henry, cleaner N. R. C. 
 Hill, John, clerk, bds 340 Yonge. 
 Hill, L., laborer, h 48 Bond. 
 Hill. Richard, laborer, h 25 Melinda. 
 Hill, Robert, keeper Elizabeth street Fire 
 
 Hall. 
 Hill, Rowland, bar-tender Grand Trunk 
 
 House, bds same. 
 Hill, Samuel, ice merchant. Esplanade bet 
 
 George and East Market, res Kingston 
 
 Road. 
 Hill, Stephen, laborer, h 59 Elizabeth. 
 
250 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Hill, Simpson, book-keeper Gooderharu & 
 Worts, lids Albion Hotel. 
 
 Hill, Thomas, cutter, h 42 Edward. 
 
 HIIX, THOMAS, proprietor Caxton press, 
 book and job printer, manufacturer of 
 parchment paper address labels, mer- 
 chandise tags, &c., Nelson cor King, h 20 
 Don. 
 
 Hill. Thomas, cutter Shaver tc Bell, h 71 
 Gerrard w. 
 
 Hill, Thomas, S., accountant Bank British 
 North America, h Bloor e, Yorkville. 
 
 Hill, \Vm., bricklayer, h w s McMahon bet 
 Gerrard and Carlton. 
 
 Hill, Wm., bricklaye*-, h77 Bloor. 
 
 Hill, Wm. , foreman printer John Blackburn, 
 h 47 Ann. 
 
 Hillem, George, bricklayer, 67 i r Terauley. 
 
 Hillock, Frank, book-keeper, ''ils229Jarvis. 
 
 HILLOCK, JOHN, (Withrow & Hillock), 
 h 8 Walton. 
 
 Hills, Benjamin, conductor G. T. R., h 31 
 Charles. 
 
 Hilton, Kev. John, pastor St. Ann's Church, 
 Dundas. 
 
 Hilts,' Samuel, carpenter and grocer, h 114 
 Sayer. 
 
 HIME, HUMPHREY L., estate and insur- 
 ance agent, stock broker, &c., 6 Welling- 
 ton e, h Robert w s opp Russell. 
 
 Hinclicliffe, Benjamin, hotel-keeper, 160 
 Yonge, cor Richmond, h same. 
 
 Hincher, Mrs., h 5 Emma. 
 
 Hinchey, Stejihen, laborer, h 5G Nassau. 
 
 HINCKS, WM., F.L.S., professor natural 
 history, 'Iniversity College, h e s College 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Hinder, Robert M., saddler, h 13fi Berkeley. 
 
 Hine, George A., clerk Provincial Insurance 
 Co. of Canada, h Victoria nrCruickshank. 
 
 Hines, Wm., photographer, 107 King e, h 
 same. 
 
 Hinton, Mrs. Rose, boarding-house, h 91, 93 
 and 95 Richmond w. 
 
 Hirschfelder, Rodolph G., clerk 36 King e, 
 h cor Bloor & Sherbourne. 
 
 Hirst, Wm., information refused, h 43 Ann. 
 
 Hirt, Frank, cigar maker, h G36 Yonge. 
 
 Hislam, James, laborer, h 24 Douro. 
 
 HO AG, ISAAC M., (Peckham & Hoag, and 
 Hotchkiss, Peckham ii Co.), res Newmar- 
 ket, Ont. 
 
 Hobart, Wm., shoemaker, bds 47 Sayer. 
 
 Hobbs, Ja.nes, blacksmith, 25 St 27 Ade- 
 laide w, h same. 
 
 Hobson, Edward, h ^ Agnes. 
 
 Hobson, Thomas, hatter, bds n s Bloor w 
 opp Queen's Park, Yorkville. 
 
 Hocken, Richard, shoemaker, h Gerrard bet 
 Seatou and Sherbourne. 
 
 Hockerday, Wm., h 29 & 31 Strachan. 
 
 Hockin, Richard, boot cutter, Shaver k Bell, 
 cor Gerrard and Seaton. 
 
 Hockley, Robert, pensioner, h r 63 Duchess. 
 
 Hockridge, Mrs. M., (wid Thomas), h 152 
 
 George. 
 Hodder, Edward, 183 John. 
 Hodder, Edward M., M.D., h 159 Queen w. 
 Hoddetts, Wm., 13th Hussars, h 529 Queen w. 
 Hodgetts, George, chemist and druggist, 279 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Hodgetts, G. W., assistant discount clerk 
 
 Bunk of Toronto, h 279 Yonge. 
 H9DGINS, GEORGE, watches, clocks and 
 
 jewellery, 169 King e, h same. 
 Hodgins, John, boot-finisher 7 Wellington e. 
 Hodgins, John, policeman, bds r 182 Sayer. 
 HODGINS, JOHN GEORGE, L. L. B., 
 
 Deputy Superintendent of Education 
 
 for Ontario, h Pembroke n s nr Wilton 
 
 Crescent. 
 Hodgins, Miss M., millinery, dressmaking, 
 
 and fancy goods, Rossin House block. 
 
 King. 
 Hodgins, Samuel, h 20 Bishop. 
 HODGINS, TH0I.:aS, barrister, 6 Masonic 
 
 Hall, h 25 Bloor. 
 Hodgins, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 306 
 
 Quien w, h same. 
 Hodgkinsoii, Jlrs. Sarah, second-hand store, 
 
 123 Queen w, h same. 
 HODGSON, JOSEPH, stoves, tinware, &c., 
 
 185 Yonge, h 1 Alexander. 
 Hodgson, Robert, blacksmith r 5 Scott, h 
 
 200 Parliament. 
 Hodgson, Wm., engineer Normal School 
 
 building. 
 Hodgson, Wm., gardener, h 3 James e. 
 Hodkin.son, John, groceries and provisions, 
 
 435 Yonge, h same. 
 Hogan, David, laborer, h 51 Duchess. 
 Hogan, Mrs. Agues (wid), h 102 Adelaide e. 
 HOGAN, M., bar-tender American Hotel, 
 
 bds same. 
 Hogarth, George, clerk, h 39 Britain. 
 Hogg, Thomas, cab-driver, h 6 Terauley. 
 Hogg, John, house painter, h 41 Ontario e. 
 HOLCOMB, SAMUEL F., forwarding and 
 
 commission merchant, 2 Toronto Exchange, 
 
 h 115 Wellington w. 
 Holden Wm. H.. gardener, Bloor. 
 Holding, H., turner G.T.R. 
 HOLIWELL, MRS. M. J. H., ladies' board- 
 ing school, cor John and Wellington. 
 Holland, Edward, cattle dealer, h 35 Given. 
 Holland, George B., inspector and superin- 
 tendent London and Lancashire Ass Co., 
 
 h 149 Sherbourne. 
 Holland, Wm. H., discount clerk Ontario 
 
 Bank, h 61 William. 
 Holland, Wm. , carpenter, h r 63 McMahon. 
 Hollin, Mrs. Mary, h 8 Czar. 
 Hollinger, James, baggage-master 0. T. R., 
 
 h 59 Duchess. 
 Hollingshead, Emanuel, dry goods clerk, h 
 
 238 Queen c. 
 HOLLINGSHEAD, S., M.D., eclectic phy- 
 sician 274 Yonge, h same. 
 
 
 iiii.j 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 251 
 
 M-, (wid Thomas), h 152 
 
 183 John. 
 
 M., M.D., h 159 Queen w. 
 ith Hussars, li 529 Queen w. 
 
 chemist and druggist, 279 
 
 , assistant discount clerk 
 0. h 279 Yonge. 
 RGE, watches, clocks and 
 ».ing e, li same. 
 >ot-finisher 7 Wellington e 
 iliceraan, bils r 182 Saver 
 
 N GEORGE, L. L. K ' 
 intendent of Educatioi 
 
 'embroke n s nr Wilton 
 
 ., millinery, dressmaking, 
 ds, Rossiu House block, 
 
 h 20 Bishop. 
 
 i>lAS, barrister, 6 Masonic 
 
 boot and shoemaker, 306 
 
 Sarah, second-hand store, 
 same. 
 
 ll'H, stoves, tinware, &c., 
 Alexander, 
 blacksmith r 6 Scott, h 
 
 engineer Normal School 
 
 irdener, h 3 James e. 
 groceries and provisions, 
 ne. 
 
 urer, h 51 Duchess. 
 '(wid), h 102 Adelaide e. 
 ■tender American Hotel, 
 
 lerk, h 39 Britain. 
 
 •driver, h C Terauley, 
 
 painter, h 41 Ontario e. 
 
 uc-L F., forwarding and 
 
 lunt, 2 Toronto Exchange, 
 w. 
 
 irdener, Bloor, 
 r G.T.R. 
 
 . M. J. H., ladies' board- 
 hn and Wellington, 
 attle dealer, h 35 Given, 
 inspector and auperin- 
 nd Lancashire Ass Co., 
 
 discount clerk Ontario 
 m. 
 
 enter, h r 63 McMahon. 
 
 Ii 8 Czar. 
 
 ggage-master G. T. R., 
 
 uel, dry goods clerk, Ii 
 
 S., M.D., eclectio phy- 
 h same. 
 
 
 Hollingworth, John, photograph gallery 284 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Hollins, David, groceries and fruH 96 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Hollins, David, barber and hair dresser 39 
 
 East Market sq, h 06 Queen w. 
 HoUis, Thomas, tailor, h 189 Elizabeth. 
 HoUwey, Thomas, conductor G. T. R. , hi 
 
 Clare. 
 Hollyman, Samuel, conductor G. T. R., li 
 
 32 Denison Ave. 
 HOLMAN, GEORGE, lessee Koyal Lyceum, 
 
 h 80 Adelaide w. (See advt). 
 Holman, Henry, tailor, h r 178 Sayer. 
 Holman, Joseph, blacksmith, h 41 Vanauley. 
 Holman, Joseph, general blacksmith 355 
 
 Queen w, h 3804 Little Richmond. 
 Holman, Joseph, spring-maker N. U. C. 
 Holman, Wm., spring-makers' asst N. R. C. 
 HOLMES, JOHN, boots and shoes 182 
 
 Yonge, h 31 Alice. 
 Holmes, John, tailor 33 to 37 King e, h 
 
 Bishop. 
 Holmes, Joseph, boot and shoemaker, bds 
 
 31 Alice. 
 Holmes, Lewis, lunch house 25 East Market 
 
 sq, h same. 
 Holmes, Major James, barrack-master, h 24 
 
 William. 
 Holmes, Miss Catherine, boarding house, 
 
 150 Queen w. 
 HOLMES, NINIAN L., druggist and chem- 
 ist 216 Queen e, h same. 
 Holmes, Rev. Norman, h 12 Sheppard. 
 Holmes, Richard, glass stainer, h n s Yonge 
 
 bet Beverley and Cottingham, Yorkville. 
 Holmested, A. H., clerk Registrar's office, 
 
 Osgoode Mall, h 386 Church. 
 HOLMESTED, GEORGE S., (Cameron & 
 
 Holmested), h 386 Church. 
 Holt, John, foreman Gas works, h 107 North 
 
 Park. 
 Holt, Wm., boarding house, 47 Elizabeth. 
 Holtby, George, carpenter, h 165 Centre. 
 Holtbv, Mitchell, h 165 Centre. 
 HOME & COLONIAL (FIRE & LIFE) 
 
 INSUR.\NCECO.,T. D. Han-is, agent, 
 
 e s Clare. 
 HOME DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE IN- 
 SURANCE CO., Hon. John McMunich 
 {resident, J. Rains secretary and treasurer, 
 20 Yonge. 
 HOME INSURANCE CO., New Haven 
 
 Conn., E. Chaffey & Co., agents, 47 Front. 
 Homewood Park, Carlton. 
 Honiss, C, turner, bds 47 Queen e. 
 Hood, F. J., gilder R. W. Laird, h Daven- 
 port Road. 
 Hook, Robert, piano-maker, h 43 Maitland. 
 Hbok, Thomas, buyer Edward Leadlay, h 
 
 648 Queen w. 
 Hookway, Thomas, plasterer, h r 47 Sumach. 
 HOOPER, CHARLES EDWARD, (E. 
 "" Hoopefr & Co.), h 43 King w. 
 
 HOOPER, EDWARD, (E. Hooper & Co.), 
 h Farnham Lodge tp York. 
 
 Hooper, Mrs. Susanna, (widow), hlC 2 South 
 Park. 
 
 HOOPER & CO., (E. Hoojier, G. J. Boyd, 
 Charles E. Hooper), chemists & diuggists, 
 43 King w. 
 
 Hoover, Jacob, commercial reporter, h 45 
 Alice. 
 
 Hopcraft, Henry, boot-crimper, h 114 
 Victoria. 
 
 Hopcraft, John, shoemaker 135 Victoria, h 
 same. 
 
 Hopcraft, AV., laborer, h 73 Sumach 
 
 HOPE, ADAM & CO., hardware merchants, 
 53 Front. 
 
 HOPE, ADAM, (Adam Hope & Co.), bds 
 33 Mutual. 
 
 Hope, Edward, baker cor James and Yonge, 
 Yorkville, h same. 
 
 Hope, II. B., clerk, bds 248 Wellington w. 
 
 HOPE, REV. H. P., (Church of England), 
 h 248 Wellington w. 
 
 HOPE, WM., estate agent and broker, 
 notary public &c., office 2 Victoria Hall, h 
 184 John. 
 
 Hope, Wm., marble cutter, bds 132 Simcoe. 
 
 Hopkins, Thomas, laborer, h Bright. 
 
 Hopkirk, Thomas millinery and dressmaking 
 175 King e. 
 
 Horden, Michael, laborer, h 65 Queen e. 
 
 Hore, Mrs. Emma, dressmaker, h 22 Albert. 
 
 H organ, Jeremiah, clerk N. R. C, h 80 
 Portland. 
 
 Horgan, J.W., landing waiter Custom House. 
 
 Horn, Khrin, laborer, h 70 Colborne. 
 
 Hornby, GeoiTrey, tailor, h 127 Bishop, 
 
 Hornby, R., M.D., physician and surgeon, 
 h 174 York. 
 
 Hoiner, Miss Sarah, milliner and dress- 
 maker, bds 554 Yonge. 
 
 Hornibrook, John, clerk Brown Bros., h 
 College avenue. 
 
 HORNIBROOK k LE PAN, (Thomas Hor- 
 nibrook and Henry Le Pan), giocers, 
 167 Yonge. 
 
 Hornibrook, Matthew, city wood inspector, 
 h 114 Mutual. 
 
 Hornibrook, Richard, laborer, h 86 Agnes. 
 
 HORNIBROOK THOMAS, (Hornibrook k 
 Le Pan, h 30 Gerrard w. 
 
 Hornibrook, Thomas S., constable,' lodge 
 College avenue. 
 
 Hornshaw, Wm., jobbing smith, r 9 Rich- 
 mond w, h 98 Victoria. 
 
 Horrigan, Dennis, tailor, h 83 Magill. 
 
 Horrocks, Joseph, accountant Canada Com- 
 pany, h 25 Winchester. 
 
 Honigan, Martin, laborer, h r 111 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Horsman, A., head salesman ThonoM 
 Hawarth & Co., h 161 Jarvis. 
 
 Horton, Henry, laborer G.T.R., h 560 King 
 
•252 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 1^. 1' 
 
 U 
 
 Horton, James, laborer, h 23 Maria w. 
 
 llortoii, John, city express driver, h 32 Caro- 
 line. 
 
 Horton, Mrs., princiiial Bishop Strachan 
 school, h same. 
 
 Horton, Wm., builder, h s s Charles, bet 
 Church and James. 
 
 Horwood, Sidney, wood merchant, h 176 
 York. 
 
 HOSKIN, ALFRED, (Cameron. MoMichael, 
 Fitzgerald & Iloskin), h 78 William. 
 
 HOSKIN. JOim, (Gwyune, Armour and 
 Hoskiii), li 244 Victoria. 
 
 HO SKINS & CLELAND, (liichard A. Hos- 
 kins and Robert Cleland), wholesale dry 
 goods, .5 Wellington e. 
 
 HOSKINS, IIICHAUD A., (Hoskins & Cle- 
 land, h 43 Grange road. 
 
 Hoskins, Thomas, clerk 1 King e, bds 48 
 Elm. 
 
 HOTCI- IS.«;, LEWIS, (notdikiss, PECK- 
 HAM & CO.), res Birmingham, Conn., 
 U. S. 
 
 HOI? 1 1 KISS, PE.:'KriAM & CO., (Lewis 
 Hotchkiss, J. S. Pe;;kham, and Isaac M. 
 Hoag), manufacturers and dealers in lum- 
 ber. 
 
 HOUEL, AUGUSTUS T., foreman job de- 
 partment Globe Printing Co., h 111 & 113 
 Bay. 
 
 Houghton, Charles, shoemaker, bds Blair's 
 hotel. 
 
 Houghtt n, E. B., h n s Sydenham. 
 
 Hought m. Miss Amelia, h 143 Brock. 
 
 Houghto!!, Miss Georgina, hl43 Brock. 
 
 Hought «n, Miss Henrietta, h 143 Brock. 
 
 Houlahan, James, porter. h65 Boulton. 
 
 Uoulahan, Thomas, porter, h IIC Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Hoult Wm. , laborer D. Crawford & Co., li 
 30 Trinity. 
 
 HOUNSFIELD, W. U., h Scollard, York- 
 ville. 
 
 House, John, laborer, h r 29 M litland. 
 
 Houson, Charles, tidlor, h 14 Beverley. 
 
 Houson, John, brakeman O. T. U., bds 14 
 Beverley. 
 
 Houston, James, tailor, li Church opp Music 
 Hall. 
 
 Houston, John, bds 47 Richmond e. 
 
 Houston, King, salesman Gordon k Mac- 
 kay, h 47 Richmond e. 
 
 Houston, Thomas, salesman, bds 47 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 How, John, salesman T. B. Mishaw, bds 
 288 Queen w. i 
 
 How, Thomas F., book-keeper Dredge k CJp., 
 h 12 Alexander. 
 
 HOWARD, ALLAN McLEAN, clerk JJ^i- 
 vision Court, olfiue Court House, h 218 
 Cailton, I 
 
 Howard, J., George and Dragon Pot<J« ^ 28 
 John. r . K 
 
 Howard, Mrs. Julia, h r 33 Centre. ' ' ., 
 
 Howard, James, hotel-keeper, from 222 to 
 
 226 Front. 
 Howard, John, fringe and tasstl maker, h 
 
 11 Centre. 
 Howard, Mrs M., millinery, 334 Yonge. 
 Howard, Richard, commercial traveller W. 
 
 & 11. Griftith, h Ilayden nr Yonge. 
 Howard, T., clerk lioyul Bank, bds 43 
 
 Richmnnd e. 
 Howard, Wm., broker, h 17 Gould. 
 HOWARD, WALTER P., (Macdonald, 
 
 Stephens k Howard), rooms Wellington 
 
 Chambers. 
 HOWARD, SMITH & CO., brokers and 
 
 commission merchants, 4 Ontario Cham- 
 bers. 
 HOWARD, WM., (Howard, Smith & Co.), 
 
 h 17 Gould. 
 Howarth, James, druggist, h 122 Victoria. 
 HOWARTII, JOHN, chemist and druggist, 
 
 243 Yonge, h a;ime. 
 Ilowden, John, collector Globe Printing Co., 
 
 h n s Hoyden, bet Yoiigc and Church. 
 Howe, Henry, printer Z,<;«<i*'r, bdsl2Cruick- 
 
 shaiik. 
 Howe, James B., dentist G. L. Elliot, h 12 
 
 Alexander. 
 Howe, John C, traveller 6 Wellington w, 
 
 bds Robinson House. 
 Howe, Mrs., ladies' school, h 161 Jarvis.H 
 Howe, Win., landing waiter Customs, h 146 
 
 Seaton. , , 
 
 Howell, John, blacksmith Adelaide,; h 21 
 
 Shuter. ; i 
 
 HOWLAND & PRO., millera,; Klincburg, 
 
 office 25 and 27 Church. , . 
 
 HOWLAND, FREDERICK A., (P. It F. A. 
 
 Howland), res Lambton, Etobicoke. 
 Howland, Henry S., h e s Sherbourne nr 
 
 (Jarlton. 
 HOWLAND, PELEO, (P. & F. A. How- 
 land), res Lambton, Etobicoke. 
 HOWLAND, P. & F. A., (Peleg. Howland 
 
 and Fre<ierick A. Howland), millers, 
 
 Lambton, Etobicoke, 25 aiirt 27 Churoh. 
 HOWLAND, WM. H, h 41 William. 
 HOWLAND, HON. W. P., (yowland & 
 
 Fitch), h 41 William. 
 HOWLAND, HON. WM. P., C.B., M.P., 
 
 minister of Inland Revenue, h t\ \yUljam. 
 HOWLAND 4i FITCH, (W. P. Howland & 
 
 J. O. Fitch), importers, wholesale grocers 
 
 (Old qommisiion mercUaots, 29 Church< 
 Howlett, Donald, slioemaker, hi s s King e 
 
 nr Berkeley. '4; ' ' ' 
 
 Howley. John) porter C, P, Reid & Co.,, h 6 
 
 Seaton. ' j ' 
 
 Howse, Wm., book-keeper Thomas (V 9'"s- 
 • holi^, h 8S Front e. , I ii 
 HOWSON, JO^BPH, MiD., diapflnswry ; 86 
 
 Queen w, h 159 Simcoe. , , . ; 
 
 Hozack,, David, keeper LuQ«ti<;i.i\j»ylunr \>As 
 , •anwu^'.-Mi' i,'';'; ii ■ .il.'riiiDil 
 
 Hozack, Iiuke, grocer |446 Quten w, h nune. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 253 
 
 lotcl-keepor, from 222 to 
 
 inge and tassel maker, h 
 
 millintTv, 334 Yonge. 
 fioiinneicial traveller W. 
 Hayden iir Yonge. 
 c lioyul Bank, bds 43 
 
 •ker, h ir Gould. 
 
 .TER P., (Macdonald, 
 
 ivard), rooms Wellington 
 
 m & CO., brokers and 
 dianta, 4 Ontario Cham- 
 
 (Ilov.'ard, Smith & Co.), 
 
 niggist, h 122 Victoria. 
 
 N, chemist and druggist, 
 
 ne. 
 
 lector Globe Printing Co., 
 
 t Yoiign and Church. 
 
 ter Leader, bds 1 2 Cruick- 
 
 i?ntistG. L. Elliot, h 12 
 
 raveller 6 Wellington w, 
 use. 
 
 sdiool, h 161 Jarvis. 
 ig waiter Customs, h 146 
 
 sksmith Adelaide, }i 21 
 
 10., millera,; Klineburg, 
 
 !liureh. 
 
 DEKICKA., (P. &F.A. 
 
 mbton, Etobicoke. 
 
 ., h e 8 Sherbourne nr 
 
 EG, (P. & K. A. Hpw- 
 )n, Etobicoke. 
 ; F. A., (Peleg.llowlahd 
 A. Howland), millers, 
 oko, 25 and 27 ChuTflh. 
 H, h 41 William. 
 . W. P„ (Mowland & 
 ium. 
 
 . WM. P., C.B., M.P., 
 I Kevenue, h i\ WilUam. 
 CH, (W. P. flowland & 
 )rters, whol«3sal)5 grocers 
 lorchants, 23 Cluirch* 
 loemaker, Uj s s King e 
 
 srC. t*. R«i4&Co<,!h6 
 keeper Thqnwifli (X^,([f!his- 
 
 «• ■■■ !'■ u-^'^'W ,■:. < -ii 
 ^, MtD,, duptm^ftry 86 
 Simcoe. . , i , 
 
 Msr Luiwti<;i.iVayIui>ir Ms 
 
 ':' . .. ■ ;,lA':i^'tn 
 r |44jS QuMR w, h Riune. 
 
 Hozack, John, keeper Lunatic Asylum, h 
 209 Bishop. 
 
 IIozHuk, Matthew, keeper Lunatic Asylum, 
 bds same. 
 
 Hozack, Robert, teamster, h 6 Walton. 
 
 Uuband, John, gener 1 straw manufacturer 
 227 Yonge, li same. 
 
 Hubbard, A. M., carpenter and joiner 236 
 Queen w, h Alaria. 
 
 HUBBARD, CHARLES H., gold and silver 
 leaf manufacturer, dental depot 26 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Hubbard & Harney, (James ITubbard and 
 Wm. Harney, fruit and game deah!r.s, 195 
 Yonge. 
 
 Hubbard, Jiimes, (Hubbard & Harney), h 195 
 Yonge. 
 
 Hubbard, Slosby, caretaker Pluubc st. school. 
 
 Hubbard, Wm., biiker J. Kerr, h Phoebe. 
 
 Hubbard, Wm., boat-builder F. A. Noverrc, 
 h Esplanade foot of Simooe. 
 
 HUBASHECK, A., & CO., vinegar manufac- 
 turers 92, 91, 96 and 98 Adeliiidc e, h same. 
 
 HUBASHECK, MATTHEW, foreman vine- 
 gar works 94 Adelaide e, h same. 
 
 HUBERTUS, E. A., (W. L. ilubertus & 
 Co. \ bds Queen's Hotel. 
 
 HUBERTUS, W. L., (W. L. Hubertus & 
 C'o.), li n s Bloor e of Yonge, ad joining W. 
 M. Church. Yorkville. 
 
 HUBERTUS, W. L. & CO. (W. L. Huber- 
 tus and E. A. Ilubertus), distillers and 
 rei'tifiers, 14, 10 and 18 (,'hurch. 
 
 Huddelston, Capt Clias., 13th Hussars, h n 
 s D'Arcy e oi Beverley. 
 
 Hudson, Charles, shoemiiker, h 1(5 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 Hudson, ITcnry, accountant II. Rowsell, h 
 67 Shcrbourne. 
 
 Hudson, James, enginciiian G. T. R., h 
 Peter, nr King. 
 
 Hudson, James, laborer, h 75 Peter. 
 
 Hudson, Jo'm, lire inspector, h 97 St. 
 Patri(d{. 
 
 Hudson, Richard H., master mariner, h 139 
 Seaton. 
 
 Hudson, Wm., sexton Zion Church, h 12 
 Shuter. 
 
 Hudson, Wm., boiler-maker, h Parliament 
 cor East. 
 
 Huggan, Edward, h 53 Wellington Place. 
 
 Huggard, John, foreman J. & N. C. Scoville, 
 h Little ^'(Ison w. 
 
 Huggen, E.. titter G. T. R. 
 
 Ilugfiins, John, helper G. T. R., h 422 
 Queen w. 
 
 I'ug^ins, Mrs., (wid), h 12 Czar, 
 
 Hughan, Rev. W. S., (P. Meth.), h 41 
 
 Robinson. 
 Hughes, Mrs. Anne, h 285 King w. 
 
 HUGHES, BERNARD B., (Hughes & Co. 
 k Hughes Bros.), li 3 Hughes' Terrace, 285 
 King w. 
 
 HUOFIES BROS., (Patrick and Bernard B, 
 Hughes), wholesaledry goods and clothing, 
 62 Yonge. 
 HUGHES & CO., (Patrick and Bernard B. 
 Huglies), dry goods, millinery, clothing 
 and carpets, 128 and 130 King e. 
 Hughes, David W., assistant telegraph 
 
 operator H. R. C, h 302 Church. 
 Hughes, Francis, laborer, h Derby Lane. 
 Hughes, Henry, bricklayer, h 150 Duchess. 
 Hughes, J. H., M.B., h 3 Hughes' Terrace. 
 Hughes, James, laborer, h 13 St. Patrick's 
 
 Snuare. 
 Hugne^s, James, teacher Model School. 
 Hughes, James, porter G. T. R. freight dept, 
 
 h Wellington Place. 
 Hughes, Mrs. Jane A., (wid Fortunatus), h 
 
 203 Church. 
 Hughes, John, carpenter, h 134 John. 
 Hughes, John, carpenter, n s Buch..uau nr 
 
 Yonge. 
 Hughes, John. M.D., h 25 Denison Ave. 
 Hughes, ^iichael, tisherman, h 12 Duchess. 
 Hughes, Mrs. Maria, (wid James), h 48 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Hughes, Owen, laborer, h 62 Emma. 
 i:UGHES, PATRICK, (Hughes. Bros., & 
 
 Hughes & Co.), h 28 Gerrard e. 
 Hughes, Mrs. Sarah, boarding-house, 390 
 
 Church. 
 Hughes, Wm., bricklayer, bds 107 Sayer. 
 Hughes, W. J., bricklayer, h 117 Dummer. 
 HUGHES, W. ROMEO, accountant Crooks, 
 
 Kingsmill & Cattanach, h 141 Berkeley. 
 HuglnH, Wm., striker N. R. C. 
 Hughes, Wm., groceries and provisions 204 
 
 (iueen w, h same. 
 Hughes, Wm., moulder, bds 8 James. 
 Hughes, Wm., laborer, h 72 Elizabeth. 
 Hughes, Wm., teanister, 75 University. 
 Hughson, Wni., gilder R.W. Laird, hKinge. 
 Hugo, Wm., brakeman, h 30 John. 
 Hull, Elijah, gardener, li 471 Parliament. 
 Hull, George, agent William street brewery, 
 
 h 191 Centre. 
 Hull, George, salesman, h Elizabeth. 
 Hull, John, laborer, li 60 Maria w. 
 Hull, Richard, baker, h 52 Dummer. 
 Hulnie, (ieorge, pro^.. Crown and Anchor 
 
 Hotel, 134 Palace. 
 HULME, Mrs., (wid George L.), furniture 
 
 dealer, 194 King e, h same. 
 Hume, Frank, cab't-maker, bds 102 Boulton. 
 Hume, Skettington, h -29 Beverley. 
 Hummel, Francis, luborer, h n s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Humphrey, Caleb, earpenter.bds 48Tei>auley, 
 Humphrey, Henry, carpenter, h 69 Centre. 
 Humphrey, Lsaac, moulder, h r 64 Terauley. 
 Humphrey, J., engineer, h 143 Berkeley. 
 Humphrey, James, cooper, h 114 Centre. 
 Humphrey, Joseph, h 24 Palace. 
 Humphrey, Richard, h 317 Adelaide w. 
 
254 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Humphrey, Simon, carpenter and builder, 
 
 13 James, h game. 
 Humphrey, Thomas, carpenter, h 39 Garri- 
 son. 
 Humphreys, James, cooper Aklwell k Co. 
 Humphreys, J. D., pror. vocal music, h 6 
 
 Sea ton. 
 Humphreys, Jay, foreman, 179 King e, h 
 
 Beikfluy. 
 Humphries, Miss Harriet, day school, bds 
 
 18 Magill. 
 Humphries, Mrs. Victoria, (wid Charles S. ), 
 
 h 18 Magill. 
 Hunt, Charles, laborer, h 154 Terauley. 
 Hunt, Christopher, painter, bds 49 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Hunt. Mrs. Catherine, (wid Samuel), h 30 
 
 Boulton. 
 Hunt, DeVero, printer Telegraph, h 78 
 
 Adelaido w. 
 Hunt, Mrs. UeV., Ladies' School, 78 Ade- 
 
 liiiie w, h same. 
 Hunt, George, policeman, h 142 Queen w. 
 Iluut, J. W., book-keeper J. IJ. Boustead. 
 Hunt, Win. IVkeli, compositor Telegraph 
 
 olhce, bds 192 Terauley. 
 Hunt, .fohn, watchman E. M. Morphy, bds 
 
 142 Q iL'cu w. 
 Hunt, John, conductor G.T. 11., h 20 Tcm- 
 
 1 eranc.e. 
 Hunt, Robert, carpenter, 61 Edward. 
 Hunt, Thomas, sodawater maker, bds 28 
 
 Caroline. 
 HU::^r, WM. Di;VEllE, foreman job dept. 
 
 Tdegraph olHce, h 192 Terauley. 
 Hunt, \Vm., employe Jac(iue.s & Hay, h 94 
 
 Boulton. 
 Hunter, — , photographer, bds 31 Temper- 
 
 anjH. 
 Hunter, Adams, hostler John Bond, bds IG 
 
 Sliepp.ird. 
 Hunter, Alex., operator Mou. Tel. Co., h 47 
 
 Elm. 
 Hunter, Alex., carter, h 84 Elm w. 
 Hunter, Ch.irles, cirpentiT. luls Ui Camden. 
 Hunter, Hugh, grocer, 2,)3 Yoiigc, h .same. 
 Hunt- T, James, master mariner, h 78 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Huntc!', James, book-keeper, 105 King e, h 
 
 115 Bay. 
 Hunter, John, laborer b.isement Methodist 
 
 Episcopal Church, Louisa. 
 Hunter, John, blacksmith, bds Ifi Camden. 
 Hunter. John, carpenter, bds '26 Stanley. 
 liUVTEl?. LEWIS, (Cuppks k Hunter), h 
 
 144 Berkeley. 
 Hunter, Mi's., (wid Jam-'s), h 14 Seaton. 
 Hu-iter. Mrs. Louisa, (wid George 11.), h 149 
 
 Duchess. 
 Hunter, Mrs. Pru lentia, (wid Wm.), grocer- 
 ies, h 49 Elii-beth. 
 Hunter, Robert, second-hand clothing 38 
 
 Q4een w, h same. 
 
 HUNTER ROBERT, shoemaker and crock- 
 ery dealer 4*2 Nelson, h 11 Britain. 
 
 Hunter, Robert, carpenter, h 36 Temperance. 
 
 Hunter, Robert J., (Tenison k Hunter), h 
 115 Bay. 
 
 Hunter, Samuel, tavern-keeper, h 293 Queen 
 west. 
 
 Hunter, Thomas, bricklayer, h 19 Louisa. 
 
 Hunter, Wm., manager wholesale dept. 
 Lyman, Elliot & Co.), h 307 Queen e. 
 
 Hunter, Wm. L., lithographic printer 17 & 
 19 King e, bds 144 Berkeley. 
 
 Hurbert, Albert, confectionery 121 York, 
 h same. 
 
 HURD, C. W., clerk Crown Lands Dept., 
 Parliament Bdgs. 
 
 Hurd, James, gilder Hurd, Leigh k Co., h 
 29 Agnes. 
 
 HURD, LEIGH k CO., (Joseph Hurd, E. 
 G. Leigh, and Benjamin Jackson), im- 
 porters of French and English china, 
 earthenware and glass, also gilders and 
 enamellers of porcelain, 72 Yonge. 
 
 HURD, JOSEPH, (Hurd, Leigh k Co.), h 
 93 Berkeley. 
 
 Hurd, Mrs. Louisa, (wid Thomas), Caer 
 Howell, cor Dummer. 
 
 Hurd, William, laborer, h 106 Strachan. 
 
 Ilurlay, Mrs. Mary, ^wid Timothy), St. 
 Clenieiits. 
 
 Hurly, Jam(!s, laborer. Rough Cast Row, h 
 r 250 Palme. 
 
 HURON & ONTARIO SHIP CANAL CO., 
 Ji'rederiek C. Capreol, president, 16 and 18 
 Wellington e. 
 
 Ilurrell, C. T., commission merchant, and 
 agent for Ihe Goderich Salt Co., 85 Front, 
 h oO Gloucester. 
 
 Hurry, J. H., machine operator, h 6 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Hl'RHV, JAMES. St. George's Saloon, 6 
 Riehiiion<i w. 
 
 Hurst, fJoHgf, shoemaker, h 56 McJIahon. 
 
 Hurst, (;env!;;e, pirdeiier, h 110 Duelies.s. 
 
 Hurst, James, plumber and gas-fitter 26 
 Fianeis, li same. 
 
 Hurst, .loliii, prop Yorkshire Stingo Hotel, 
 14 Francis. 
 
 Hurst, llobcrt, baililf L9 .\dehiide e, h same. 
 
 Hurst, Thomas, carpenter, h 95 Berkeley. 
 
 Hurst, Thomas, carpenter and grocer, h 132 
 Duchess. 
 
 Hurst, Win., laborer, h 136 Duke. 
 
 llurtely, Wm., employe G. T. R., bds 26 
 Cnnideu. 
 
 HUSSEY, ELT, prop University hotel, 400 
 Yonge, cor Hayter, li same. 
 
 Hussey, P., woodnmn G.T.R., h Peter nr 
 King. 
 
 Hussey, Patrick, laborer, h 2 Baxters Row, 
 Vanaule.y. 
 
 Hussey, Wm., chairmaker, h 89 Centre. 
 
 Huston, Wm., gilder, h 211 Queen e. 
 
f^mO^riC CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 256- . 
 
 iper, h 293 Queen 
 
 I Thomas), Caer 
 
 ugli Cast Row, h 
 
 ire Stingo Hotel, 
 
 1 2 Baxter's Row, 
 
 Ilutcliins, John, clerk City Registrar's oflSce, 
 
 h 65 Ontario w. 
 Ilutchins, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Henry), 242 
 
 Terauley. 
 Ilutcliins, Robert, overseer coal yard, bds242 
 
 Teiauli'y. 
 Hutchinson, Alex., porter, h r 92 Duchess. 
 Hutchinson, Allen, sailor, h 201 Queen e 
 Hutchinson. George, clerk, h Oerrard or 
 
 Seiiton. 
 Hutchinson, Isaac, blacksmith, h 118 Duke. 
 Hut(^liiiison, James, engineman G.T.R., h 
 
 Simcoe nr Adelaide. 
 Ilutcliinsoii, J. G., salesman 33 to 37 King 
 
 e, bds same. 
 Hutchinson, John, car inspector G.T.R., h 
 
 2 Nelson w. 
 HUTCHINSON, MATTHEW, carriage 
 
 builder, James, h same. 
 Hutchinson, Matthew, machinist, 113 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Ilutoliinson, Matthew, student-at-law Blake 
 
 Kerr & Wells, lids Edward. 
 Hutchinson, William, carpenter, h 191 
 
 Sayer. 
 Hutchison, Edward H., conductor street 
 
 cars, h James nr Yonge. 
 Hutcliison, George, clerk, h s s Gerrard bet 
 
 Sherbourne and Scaton. 
 HUTCHISON, HENRY, book-keeper R. 
 
 R( wsell, h (i7 Sherbourne. 
 Hutchison, John, blacksmith, h n s Syden- 
 ham. 
 Hutchison, Robert, bd.s C'harlcs. 
 Hutchison, Robert, ])orter, h 151 Centre. 
 Hutson, !<., laborer G.T.R. 
 llutty & Gray, (Alfred If. & Wm. G.), 
 
 butchers. No. 8 St. Lawrence market. 
 Hutty, James, <lni!Tgist, bils 170 Hiclimond w. 
 Hyile, Jlichael, slioeniaker, h 3 McMahon. 
 Hyde, Mrs. Rebecca F., (wid Charles J.), 
 
 music teacher, h 261 Queen e. 
 Hylaiid, Edward, laborer, h 528 Adelaide w. 
 Hyland, ^Irs. and Miss, millinery, 219 
 
 Ynngc, h same, 
 Hyliind, W. J., grain buyer, h IG-t Bay. 
 Hyue, Jtdin, salesman, 107 King e. 
 Hynes, James E., printer, h 73 Berkeley. 
 Hynes, Michael, grocer, 218 Queen e, h 
 
 same. 
 Ilyiies, Patrick, mail clerk N. R. C, h s s 
 
 Beech, b('t Seaton and McMahon. 
 Hynes, Thomas, compositor Globe, bds 73 
 
 Berkeley. 
 Hynes, Wm., plasterer, h 71 Ontario e. 
 
 Ibbotson, George, saw maker, h 68 Caroline. 
 
 Itibotson, John, carpenter, h r 56 Agnes. 
 
 INCE, THOMAS H., barrister, 6 Welling- 
 ton e, h Cecil w nr Spadina ave. 
 
 Ince, Wm., (F. & G. Perkins & Co.), h 58 
 Grosvenor. 
 
 INGLIS, REV. WM., assistant editor (7/o6«, 
 h 74 Gloucester. 
 
 Inglis, Russel, clerk Custom Hcu^e, h 71 
 Hay. 
 
 INGRAM, GEORGE, pork and provision 
 dealer, 267 Yonge, hsume. 
 
 Inker, Edwin George, boot and shoe maker, 
 h 210 Queen e. 
 
 Inkir, Wm., shoemaker, 227 Elizabeth. 
 
 INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, 13, 14, 16 
 and 17 Exchange bigs. 
 
 Inman, W. J., salesman Gordon k Mackay, 
 h 188 Richmond w. 
 
 Innia, Capt. Wm. W., Ayton House, Dover 
 Court road, nr Cedar. 
 
 INNIS, J. A. W., clerk prov. secretary's 
 department. Parliament Bigs., bds 106 
 Richmond w. 
 
 Innis, M., turner, Jacques k liny, h e s 
 River nr Beech. 
 
 Iiedale, Ishmael, h 486 Vii toria. 
 
 Iredale, James, tinsmith, bds 486 Victoria. 
 
 Ircdale, Jeremiah, s.ilesman, h 239 Yonge. 
 
 Iredale, Mrs. Mary, tin shop, 47 Queen w, 
 h san>e. 
 
 Ireilale, Mrs. Sarah, washerwoman, h r 113 
 University. 
 
 Iredale, Wm., lastmaker, h 239 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Irt'son, Wm., builder and contractor, h 6 
 Brciidall'ane. 
 
 IRISH, M. H., general agent European, 
 Caiuuliiin and Aineiican Express Co. s, 57 
 Yonge, bd.s Queen's hotel. 
 
 Irvin, J., fitter G. T. U. 
 
 Irviu, John E. , book-keeper Don foundry, 
 h 440 King e. 
 
 Irvine, J. II., lireman G. T. R., bds Brock 
 nr Front. 
 
 Irving, A. S. , wholesale news de.rlrr, sta- 
 tioner & bookseller o5 King w, h 53 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Irving, Wm., architect 120 Yonge cor Ade- 
 laide, h Isabella n s bet (Jhurch and 
 Jiirvis. 
 
 Irwin, Alex., cal inet niaV.er, h 20 Alice. 
 
 Iruin, Andrew, storeman liobert Spratt. 
 
 Irwin, B., )>ortrait paintc r 3',) King w h same. 
 
 liwin, Edward, teamsler, h ISO Lunilcy. 
 
 Irwin, JauKS, .salesman A. R. McMaster oc 
 Bro., Ii .'JO Kiclimond w. 
 
 Irwin, James, maciiinist, h Little Richmond 
 bet Portland iind Biithurst. 
 
 IRWIN, JOHN, prop. CeneranVolfe Hotel 
 34 Church. 
 
 Irwin, John, prop. Irwin's hotel 18 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 
 Irwin, John, book-keeper, li 440 King e. 
 
 Irwin, Jolin, shoemaker, bds 4 Ann. 
 
 Irwin, Miss S., boarding-house, 86 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Irwin, Richard, gi-oeer and storeman Robert 
 Spratt, h 58 McMahon. 
 
 Irwin, Thoma.s, tinsmith, h 31 Ontario e. 
 
256 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 IRWIN, WM., liotcl-ket-per, 79 Church. 
 Irwin, Wm., laborer, h Little Richmond bet 
 
 Portland and Bathumt. 
 IRWIN, WM. H., Dublisher directurica, and 
 
 gazetteers, h 45 Ontario. 
 Isaacs, John J., porter Mrown Bros,, h Ool- 
 
 bornrt cor KxchangK Alley. 
 Island .lolin, prop Sligo Inn,- 235 King 
 
 east. 
 Ives, (leorge peddler, bds Britannia hotel. 
 Ives, Mrs Hester, grocer, 40 Queen \v h 
 
 same. 
 Ivomey, Charles, blacksmith, bds Britannia 
 
 hotel. 
 Ivory, Mrs. R(^becca, seamstress, h 19 Shuter. 
 Izzar.i, 0. H., hut anil imp nmnufucturer 
 
 Henderson & Bostwick, h 51 Ann. 
 
 Jack, James, shoemaker S Jordan, h Ilag- 
 
 gL'rman. 
 Jack, Wm., shoemaker, h 11 Dale. 
 Jackcs, Charles 15., law student Crooks, 
 
 Kingsmill k Cattanach, rooms Masonic 
 
 Hall. 
 Jacki's, Price, a.sst K. Hooper & Co., res 
 
 Eglinstou, Tp Voik. 
 JAGKMAN, FKAXlv, (Ja;kmau&MoGann), 
 
 h e s Cheny but Front and PhIui-o. 
 Jackman, Henry, jirinter Telejraph. 
 Jacknian, Henry, bill-post:n', h 63 Agne«. 
 Jackman, Henry W., mariner, h 76 liittle 
 
 Front. 
 Jackman, James, captain "Sea Cull," h 23 
 
 Sumach. 
 Jai'kmnn. John, gilder ];. W. Laird, h n s 
 
 King e of Sumach. 
 JACKMAN k McC.ANN, (Frank Jackman 
 
 and John McGann), ship brokers and 
 
 agents for buying and .sculling .s<'hoonors, 
 
 otlice Ksplaiiadu nr Church. 
 Jackman, Stcplien, watchni.in Goodcrham & 
 
 Woi-ts, h n s King c of Sumach. 
 Jackson, Mrs. Ann, (wid John), h r 104 
 
 Edward. 
 Jackson, Aamn, tobmco worker, h 48 Magill. 
 JACKSON, BENJAMIN, (Hunl, Leigh & 
 
 Co.), res Colborne, Out. 
 Jackson, H. T., junior clerk Court Common 
 
 Pleas Os'.'oode Hall, bds .54 Wood. 
 JACKSON," EDWARD, prop Crown Inn, 
 
 n s Davenport road nr Davenport place. 
 Jackson, Edw.ird, laborer, h 103 Dalhonsie. 
 Jackson, Edwin, carpenter, h r 71 Terauley. 
 Jackson, Jlra. Emma, (wid John), h Hfi 
 
 Agne.s. 
 Jackson, Georgi-, laborer, h 29 Adelaide w. 
 Jackson, Henry, clerk Heaver JIutual In.s. 
 
 Co., br's cor Saycir and Agnes. 
 JACK3CN. HENRY, h 473 Jarvis.' 
 Jackson, H nry, packer Thomson & Bums. 
 Jackson, H;nry W., clerk P. O. Inspector's 
 
 office, bds 100 Church. 
 
 Jackson, James, waiter Queen's Hotel, h 17 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Jackson, Mrs. Jam^, laundress, h r 16 
 Agnes. 
 
 Jackson, John, keeper. Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 8<»nie. 
 
 JacKson, John, tinsmith and gastitter, 248 
 and 252 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Jackson, John, laborer, h College nrCruick- 
 shank. 
 
 Jackson, John, cabinet maker, h 34 North 
 Park. 
 
 Jackson, John, keeper Lunatic Asylum, h 
 115 Hobinson. 
 
 JdoksdU, .lohn. employee G. T. R., h 28 
 Garrison. 
 
 Jackson, John H., (col.), barber, h 47 Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 JACKSOX, .M. B., clerk crown, O.sgoode 
 Hall, li 54 Wood. 
 
 Jackson, Oliver, laliorer, h 213 C#itre. 
 
 Jackson, Robert, laborer, h 4 Baxter's Row, 
 Vauanlcy. 
 
 Jack.son, 'riioinas, laborer G.T. R., h 642 
 Queen w. 
 
 Jackson, Thomas, waiter, h 34 Emma. 
 
 Jackson, Thomas, laborer, J. Clements, bds 
 542 Queen w. 
 
 Jackson, Tlmmas, billposter, h 31 J Queen w. 
 
 Jackson, Tliomas, grocer, h 132 & 134 Agnes. 
 
 .lackson, Wn), compositor 17 & 10 King e. 
 
 Jackson, Wm., l)arber, Hemy Nelson, bds 
 104 Edwari;. 
 
 Jackson, Wni., laborer, nr tiO Bonlton. 
 
 Jaiobi, Phiiiii, leather and findings, 103 
 YoMge, h same. 
 
 .laiMjbs, Henry, carpenter, h CO Elizabeth. 
 
 Jacobs, Jame.s, ]^llls^erer, h 203 Centre. 
 
 Jacobs, Peter, culiinet nniker, h 4t) Aliiie. 
 
 JAC(JIIES .V ILVV, (.John Jacpies & Robert 
 Hay,) cabitiet-maker.s, furniture manufac- 
 turers and upholsterers, wharf and factory. 
 Esplanade, foot of Bay, warerooms 19 & 
 21 King, w, cor Jorilan. 
 
 Jacques, George, retired, w s York, York- 
 ville. 
 
 JACQUES .JOHN, (Jac(iues& llay), h Front 
 w, adjoinin"; factory. 
 
 Jacques, Michael, cabinet maker, h 12 
 Agnes. • 
 
 Jacques, Mrs., washerwoman, h 29 Ontario c. 
 
 JAFFliAY, KOBERT, wliolcsalc and retail 
 grocer, 244 Yonge, h 44 Cruickshank. 
 
 James Alon;:o, steward Ro.isin House, bds 
 same. 
 
 James, Gcorgi", h 36 Don. 
 
 James, J. W., Jirinter, bds Clifton House. 
 
 James, Robert, ,jiiu., agent for patent port- 
 able, self-acting fire extinguisher, 6 \V El- 
 lington e, h Isui)elln, cor Church. 
 
 James, Silas, snperintenilent York roads, h 
 Church bet I.sabella and Charles. 
 
 Jameson, Thomas, bds 223 Carlton. 
 
 Jameson, Wm., h 223 ' 'arlton. 
 
TOUONTO CITY DIKECT01.Y. 
 
 267 
 
 waiter Queen's Hotel, h 17 
 
 anc, laundress, h r 16 
 
 epur. Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 nsmith ami gasfitter, 248 
 
 w, h saniK. 
 
 '>orer, h College nrCruick- 
 
 binet maker, h 34 North 
 
 ■eper Lunatic Asylum, h 
 
 iiployi'c G. T. ]{., h 28 
 
 , (col.), linrbor, h 47 Uni- 
 
 , clerk crown, Osgoode 
 
 il>orcr, li 21. 'J Cftitrc. 
 iil'orcr, h 4 Haxter'-s Row, 
 
 laborer (J.T.U., h 642 
 
 winter, h 34 Emma, 
 laborer, J. Clements, bds 
 
 billposter, li 314Quron w. 
 jrocer, li 1:12 k 134 Agnes. 
 ]K)sitor 17 & 10 King e. 
 rbcr, Henry Nelson, bds 
 
 oier, nr (j'O HouUon. 
 Either mid liiidings, 103 
 
 pentcr, h CO Kliziibeth. 
 iterer, h 20;U"cntre. 
 net milker, h 4t! Alice. 
 , (Jolin .Luipies & Hobert 
 tker.s, liiniiture manulac- 
 iterei's, wharf and factory, 
 of IJiiy, wareroonis 19 & 
 Jordan, 
 tir.d, w s York, York- 
 
 (Iac4iies& Hay), ]i Front 
 )ry. 
 cabinet maker, h 12 
 
 lerwomnn, h 29 Ontnrioe. 
 IJT, wholesah; and retail 
 1*. h 44 Ciuickshank. 
 •ard l{o.s.si!i Jiotise, bds 
 
 i Don. 
 
 er, bds Clifton House. 
 , agent for patent port- 
 lire extinguisher, 6 Wel- 
 Ila, corCInireh. 
 iitendent York roads, h 
 la and Charles, 
 ids 223 Carlton, 
 23 Carlton, 
 
 JANES, BRAYLEY k NEWCOMBE, (S, 
 H. Janea, James Brayley and Henry New- 
 combe), dry gowls and millinery, 61 King 
 
 e, 
 JANES, SIMEON H., (Jaiics, Brayley k 
 • Newcombe), h 160 Adelaide w. 
 JAQUES, WM, H., forwarding merchant, 
 
 60 Front, h 68 Shuter. 
 JAKDINK, ALEX., groceries k prorisioni, 
 
 28 West Market, h Bama, 
 Jardine, Arb'uekle, grocer and provision 
 
 dealer, cor Queen w and Elizabeth, h 2 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Jardine, Wm,, clerk City Chamberlain's 
 
 officef, bds 88 Queen w. 
 JARMAN, WM., ticket agent G. T. R., 
 
 Union Station, h 295 King w. 
 Jarvis, Arthur, insurance agent, h 56 Magill. 
 Jarvis, Miss Caroline, h 8 Tsabrlla. 
 Jarvis, Charles F., baggageman O.W.R., h 
 
 20 Vanauley. 
 JARVIS, E. J., land agent and broker, 
 
 Whittemore's block Toronto, h Yorkville. 
 JARVIS, FUEDEKICK W., sherifl", office 
 
 Court House, h 405 Jarvis. 
 JARVIS, 8. M., barrister, solicitor, &c., 22 
 
 King e, h 224 Wellington w. 
 Jarvis, Salter M.,student-at-law, h 22 King 
 
 east, 
 Jarvis, Colonel William, h llosedale o s 
 
 Yonge Yorkville. 
 JARVIS, WM., ticket agent O.AV.R,, bds 
 
 Ritchie's Terrace, Adelaide w. 
 Jefl'ers, J. Frith, principal George st. school, 
 
 bds cor Ci-uicksliank and Mutual. 
 Jeffers, Jeremiah, carjiunter, h 49 William. 
 Jeffers, Thomas, carpenter, bds 294 King e. 
 Jeffers, Thomas, plasterer and grocer, h 68 
 
 Hayter. 
 JEFFERS, REV. WELLINOrON, D.D., 
 
 editor of VhrisUan Guardian, h 62 
 
 Cruickshank. 
 JEFFERSON, HUGH, manufacturer of dry 
 
 colors, caustic soda, printing and colored 
 
 inks, varnishes, washing blue, Chinese 
 
 liquid, &c., &c.. Esplanade nr Church, h 
 
 9 Queen w. 
 Jeffery, John, shoemaker, bds 13 Victoria. 
 Jeffery, Wm., moulder, bds 13 Victoria. 
 JEFFERY, WM. H., manager Reford & 
 
 Dillon, 12 & 14 Wellington e, h 27 
 
 Gould. 
 JEFFERY, GEORGE, cabinet maker, h 9 
 
 Tei-auley. 
 Jemniison G., turner G.T.R. 
 Jenkels, Charles h 96 Bishop. 
 Jenkins, Frederick, groceries, 82 Queen w, 
 
 h same. 
 Jennings, Benjamin, safe maker, h 205 
 
 Seaton. 
 JENNINGS, JAMES, dry goods and mil- 
 linery, 178 Yonge, uud (Jennings & Bitui- 
 
 don), h 178 Yonge. ... 
 
 Jennings, James, basket r.ir.kcr, h 57 Emma. 
 
 17 
 
 JENNINGS, REV. JOHN, D. D., (Canada 
 
 Preibyterian), h 163 Jarvis. 
 JENNINGS & BRANDON, (Jamea Jennings 
 
 k John Brandon), wholesale dry gooda, 38 
 
 Yonge. 
 Jennings, Patrick, helper Neil Currie. 
 Jennings, Mrs. (wid Patrick), charwoman, h 
 
 r 36 Duchess, 
 Jennings, Robert E., 2ndteller Ontario Bank, 
 
 h 163 Jarvis, 
 Jennings, Thomas, plaaterer, h216Terauley. 
 Jeraux, Joseph, blacksmith, h 50 Caroline. 
 Jessiman, Peter, brass-finisher, h 218 
 
 University, 
 JEWELL, FRED., (Jewell k Timms), h 
 
 33 Melinda. 
 JEWELL k TIMMS. (Fred. Jewell, John 
 
 Timms), props. "Shades," 24 Alelinda 
 Job, Andrew, pucker Hughes Bros. 
 Job, E.. assistant book-keeper J. N, Hall & 
 
 Co. 
 John St. Common School, S. McAllister, 
 
 principal, cor Mercer and John. 
 JOHNS, ROBERT, books k stationcy 301 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Johnson, Alex., prop. Maple Leaf Hotel, 246 
 
 Queen w. 
 Johnson, Mrs, Aunie, (wid Samuel), h 158 
 
 Spadina Av. 
 Johnson, Arthur, shoemaker, h rll Britain. 
 Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Thomas), h 
 
 49 Victoria. 
 Johnson, Benjamin, bricklayer.li 64 Gerrard. 
 Johnson, Francis, bds 221 George. 
 Johnson, C. machinist, bds 107 Sayer. 
 Johnson, G. F., jewellers' apprentice, bds 
 
 62 Shuter. 
 Johnson, (ieorge, bds 233 Kinge. 
 John.son, Henry, salesman, 33 to 37 King e, 
 
 bds same. 
 Johnson, Hugh, painter, bds 103 Sayer. 
 Jolinson, Isaac, cliimncy sweep, h cor Pine 
 
 e and Oak. 
 Johnson, .fames, conductor G.T.R., h 7 Nel- 
 son w. 
 Jolmson, James, employee street railway, h 
 
 Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 Johnson, James A., book-keeper, 31 Kinge, 
 
 h 151 Church. 
 Johnson, John, carriage builder, r 46 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Johnson, John, jard master G.T.R., h Front, 
 Johnson, John, ship carpenter, h r 90 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 Johnson, .lohn, shoemaker, bds 88 Ann. 
 Jolmson, M. 0. K., chemist J, T. Shapter,, 
 
 h 78 Yonge. 
 JOHNSON, NEIL, wholesale produce, pro- 
 
 vi.jion and commission merchant, 3 ilan- 
 
 ning's block, Front, h Yorkville. 
 Johjison, Richiird, employee Beard's foundry,, 
 
 h 58 Emma 
 Johnson, 4 Robert, carpent.T, li 51 Nortli 
 
258 
 
 C. E. ANDEBSON A CO.'S 
 
 If '1; 
 
 If 
 
 JohnMii, Olirer, braai finiihur, J. Ritohln. 
 Johnton, Robert, conductor O.T.R., h 18 
 
 Catnd«n. 
 Johnion, Mn. Sophia, hotel keepar, 228 
 
 Front. 
 Johnson, Samuel, planer, h e ■ Robert. 
 Johnson, Thomas, baker h 258 Yonge. 
 Johnson, Thomas, bds 103 Sayer. 
 Johnson, Thomas, carjtentKr, bds r 853 
 
 Yonge. 
 Johnson, Wm., druggist's auistant h 230 
 
 Yonge. 
 Johnson, Wm,, machinist, h 100 Elm w. 
 Johnson, W. S., assitant editor Olob€, h 80 
 
 Seaton. 
 Johnson, Wm., laborer, h r 234 Elizabeth. 
 Johnson, Wm., btulitf, bds 158 Berkeley. 
 Johnson, Wm., shoemaker, h r 295 Elizti- 
 
 beth. 
 Johnson, Wm., laborer, h 7C Victoria. 
 Johnson, Wm. R., clothier, h 75 Wood. 
 Johnston, Adam, laborer, h 47 Sumach. 
 Johnston, Alexander T., grocet and tarern 
 
 keeper, 135 Sa' r, h same. 
 Johnston, Archibald, baker, bds 311 Queen 
 
 west 
 Johnston, E., laborer W. Hamilton & Son. 
 Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid James), h 70 
 
 Tei-auley. 
 Johnston, F., T.P.F., h 112 Richmond. 
 Johnston, Fry & Co., New York publisher's 
 
 agency, h r 30 King e. 
 Johnston, Henry, printer, h 84 Berkeley. 
 Johnston, Isaac, laborer, h Reed nr Pine. 
 Johnston, James, eating house, St. Law- 
 rence Market, h 16 Beverly. 
 Johnston, James, carpenter, h 179 Seaton. 
 Johnston, James, cutter 95 King w, bds 
 
 City Arms Hotel. 
 JOHNSTON, JAMES A., assistant secre- 
 tary Canadian Institute, 44 Richmond e, 
 
 h 108 Spadina Avenue. 
 Johnston, Mrs. Jemima, (wid Christopher), 
 
 grocer, 53 Terauley. 
 Johnston, John, shoemaker, bds 33 Ann. 
 Johnston, Matthew, plasterer, h 46 Edward. 
 Johnston, Mrs., h 86 Dumnier. 
 Johnston, Mrs. Mary, (wid Thomas) h 80 
 
 Dummer. 
 Johnston, Richard, porter 93 King w, bds 
 
 64 William. 
 Johnston, Richard, laborer, h 70 River. 
 Johnston, Robert, carpenter, h 273 Queen w. 
 Johnston, Robeit, bricklayer, h 11 Emma. 
 Johnston, Mrs. Sarah, (wid John) 48 Louisa. 
 Johnston. Thomas gardener, h 62 Shuter. 
 Johnston, T. R. carpenter, h 28 St. Patrick's 
 
 Square. 
 Johnston, W. machisist W. Hamilton & 
 
 Sou. 
 Johnston, W. R., (Livingston, Johnston k 
 
 Co.), h Wood. 
 JohnatoB, W. 8. aariateBt aAitsr Gtokt^ k M 
 
 Seatou, 
 
 Jobnitoq, Wm., carpenter, bds Britilh 
 
 Hotel 
 JoUands, BeiiJMnin, safe maker, J. k J. 
 
 Tay or, h '20.^ Seaton. 
 Jolley, Edward, stone-cutter, h Hopt nr 
 
 Robinson, 
 Jolley, J. H., confectioner, 249 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Jolly, David, cabinet maker, h 1 Britain. 
 Jolly, Edward, storekeeper, 224) Queen w, 
 
 h aama. 
 Jolly, John, cabinet maker 226 Yonge, h 
 
 1 Britain. 
 Jolly, John H., foreman confectioner, 138 
 
 Yonge, h 249 Yonge. 
 Jones, — , gardener, Uundaa nr oor Dover 
 
 Court road. 
 Jones, Albert, butler, h 2l5 Sayer. 
 Jones, Alex. L, student-at-law, h 107 King. 
 
 east 
 Jones, Alfred, waiter, American Hotel.} 
 Jones, Ambrose D., salesman, h 47 Queen e. 
 Jcnes, Bcnjumin, laborer, h 121 Adelaide w. 
 Jones, Beverley, (Jonuk Bros.), bds 49 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 JONES BROTHERS, (Jonns Ap. Clarkson, 
 
 and Bpverlcy Jones), Imrristers Nos. 7 t 8 
 
 Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 Jones, Cliarles, studeut-at-law, bds 49 Rich- 
 mond east 
 JONES, CH.\RLES B., M.D., Homoeopa- 
 
 thist, h 37 Richmond e. 
 Jones, Chflmpioii, fancy goods, 330 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 JONES, CLARKSON, (Jones Brothers), h 
 
 290 Jar vis. 
 JONES, E C, general broker, 38 Exchange 
 
 Bigs, h 217 Church. 
 Jones, Edward, h James nr Yonge, York- 
 
 ville. 
 JONES, EDWARD C, (Jonee k Co., 
 
 Albany, N. Y.), lumber merchant, 38 Ex- 
 change Bigs. 
 Jones, Evans, cutter 11 Wellington w, h 
 
 16 Czar. 
 JONES, F. T., barrister, 74 Yonge, h 177 
 
 Jarvis. 
 JONES, GEORGE, prop G. Jon.s' hotel, 
 
 cor Queen w and William. 
 Jones, George, student Com. College, bds 
 
 106 Sayer. 
 Jones, Henry, clerk, Ms 206 Chnrch. 
 Jones, Henry, jobber, h 199 University. 
 Jones, Henry, waiter h 21 7 Sayer. 
 JONES, HENRY J., clerk Crown Lands 
 
 DMwrtmeat, Par. Bigs., bds cor Church 
 
 and Cruickshank. 
 Jones, Mrs. Dr. Charles, h 3 entrance 
 
 lane, Bioor. 
 Jones, Mrs., (wid Charles), h 172 Kingw. 
 Jones, Miss Catherine, b 37 Boulton. 
 Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth, h 338 Adelaide w. 
 ittam, John H., printer T*Ugraph Office, h 
 
 97 Ann. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 m 
 
 c«p«nt«r, bdt BritUh 
 
 n, Mfo maktr, J. k J. 
 
 aton. 
 
 tone-cutter, h Bop« nr 
 
 fection«r, 249 Yonge, h 
 
 et maker, h I Britain, 
 rekecper, 224 i Queen w, 
 
 et maker 226 Yonge, li 
 
 ireman confectioner, 138 
 
 nge. 
 
 r, Dundaa nr cor Dover 
 
 ir, h 215 Sayer. 
 ient-at-l»w, h 107 King. 
 
 r, American Hotel.] 
 salesman, h 47 Queen e. 
 borer, h 121 Adelaide w. 
 inehLros.), bdi 49 Itiuh- 
 
 :S, (.lonns Ap. Clark«on, 
 
 I's), barristers Nos. 7 1 8 
 
 routo. 
 
 ent-at-law, Ids 49 Uich- 
 
 i B., M.D., Homoeopa- 
 
 ond e. 
 
 fancy goods, 330 Queen 
 
 )N, (Jones Brothers), h 
 
 > 
 
 !ral broker, 38 Exchange 
 
 James nr Yonge, York- 
 
 3 C, (Jones & Co., 
 amber merchant, 38 Ex- 
 
 er 11 Wellington w, h 
 
 ister, 74 Yonge, h 177 
 
 prop G. Jon««' hotel, 
 Villiani. 
 ent Com. College, bd« 
 
 Ms 206 Chnrch. 
 r, h 199 University. 
 ■ h 217 Saycr. 
 F., clerk Crown Lands 
 Bigs., bds cor Church 
 
 harles, h 3 entrance 
 
 liarles), h 172 Kingw. 
 e, b 87 Boulton. 
 I, h 338 Adelaide w. 
 ter Ttltgraph Office, h 
 
 Jone^ Ilamphrey, clerk, h 71 Qemrd. 
 
 JONES, JAMES, lupt. Street Railwav. h 
 n B Scollard, YorkTilie. 
 
 JonM James, cabman, 22. to SO Anderson 
 lan^ h 179 gt. John. 
 
 Jones, James, engine driver, h 8 Markham. 
 
 Jones, James, laborer, 1 Trinity, h Duke. 
 
 Jones, James, cabdriver, h 179 John. 
 
 Jones, John, organ builder, bds <)86 Yonge. 
 
 Jones, John, laborer, h 108 Straohan. 
 
 Jones, John, bookbinder, h 67 Yonge. 
 
 Jones, John, stonecutter, bds 97 Parliament. 
 
 JONES, JONAS AP, (Jones Brothers), h 
 cor Victoria and Oerrard. 
 
 Jones, Joseph, M., clerk Walfier Rose, h 188 
 Church. 
 
 Jones, Mrs., Margaret, h 48 Magill. 
 
 Jones, Wm., bmcksmith, h Little Rich- 
 mond nr Tecumseth. 
 
 Jones, Wm., printer TeUgraph office. 
 
 Jones, Wm. , bricklayer, h 1 4 Hagerman. . 
 
 Jones, Wm., carpenter, bds 103 Sayer. 
 
 Jones. Wm. 0., clerk 1 King, e h 36 Ger. 
 rard w. 
 
 Jones, Wm. W., 1)Ook-keeper, h 62 Walton. 
 
 JORDAN, HENRY, (R. Jordan k Co.), bds 
 266 Que,en w. 
 
 Jordan, Henry, laborer, h 102 Caroline. 
 
 Jordan, Jiis., tobacco- worker, bds 63 Centre. 
 
 Jordan, John, clerk, h 50 Emms. 
 
 Jordan, Mrs. Mary, (wid), h 1574 York. 
 
 JORDAN, ROBERT & CO., imjiorters and 
 dealers in family groceries, 11 Rossin 
 House Block. 
 
 JORDAN, ROBERT, (R. Jordan k Co.), h 
 66 Weilington w. 
 
 Joslin, Samuel, laborer Rolling Mills, h Don. 
 
 Jose, John, laborer, h 261 Ricnraond w. 
 
 Jose, John, printer Telegraph office. 
 
 Jose, John, furnace-man Soho Foundry. 
 
 Jose, Joseph, printer, bds 129 Agnes. 
 
 Jose, Richrtrd, confectioner, 285 Queen w, h 
 261 Richmond w. 
 
 Joselin. C'harles, salesman 3 Wellington e, h 
 75 Ma^fill. 
 
 Joselin, Eli George, carpenter, b<ls 75 Magill. 
 
 Joselin, Henry, builder, h Alexander. 
 
 Joselin, James, enffraver, h 75 Magill. 
 
 JOSEPH, FRANK J., barrister, &c., 14 
 Wellington Chambers, h Sleepy Hollow. 
 
 Joieph, H. A., h 72 Bay. 
 
 JOSEPH, HENRY, exchange and money 
 dealer and broker, 82 King e, h 35 Mercer. 
 
 Joseph, Horton, laborer, h 193 Bathurst. 
 
 JOSEPH, J. O. k CO., (Thomas H. Lee, H. 
 J. Altman and John F. Lash), Londc:i 
 and Paris House, jewellers, silversmiths, 
 fancy gopds dealers, kc.., 5 King e, whole- 
 sale house, 46 Ybnge. 
 
 Joslin, Mrs. Mary Ann, charwoman, h 483 
 King e. 
 
 JMlin, James, engraver, h Ann. 
 
 Joslin, Richard, fireman O. T. K, h Port- 
 land nr Little Richmond. 
 
 Joy, John, butcher, h 432 King e. 
 JOYCE, CAPT. WM., paymaater, 18th 
 
 Hussars, h 46 Penison Ave. 
 Joyce, Thomas, boarding house 70 Bond. 
 Joye, Francis, compositor TeUgraj)h Offlct, 
 Judah, A. H., carpenter, h 163j| York. 
 Judah, John, tobacco worker, h 77 Qaeen w. 
 Judah, Philip, tailor, bds 163) York. 
 Judge, Bernard, tailor, h 96 Richmond t. 
 Judge, James, cooper, h 81 Pine e. 
 Judge, John, compositor Ttlegrapk Office. 
 Judge, Michael, engraver and die sinker, h 
 
 90 Boulton. 
 Judge, Michael, cooper, h 816 Queen e. 
 Judge, Patrick, laborer, h 307 Queen e. 
 Julien, Felix, cabinet maker, h 23 Esther. 
 
 Kader, Anthony, cigar maker, h 126 
 Agnes. 
 
 Kaiii, Jolin, laborer, h 148 Jarvis. 
 
 Kain, Markham, laborer, bds 148 Jarvis. 
 
 Iain, John, laborer, h 387 Adelaide w. 
 
 vains, John, laborer, h Givens' Ave. 
 
 iCamm, Julius, employee Boeckh's brush 
 factory. 
 
 Kane, Francis, grocer and provision dealer 
 cor Sumach and Queen e, n same. 
 
 Kune, Henry, foreman, St. I^wrence wharf, 
 h 111 Richmond e. 
 
 Kane, James, huxter, h 62 Princess. 
 
 Kane, John, car repairer N. Il.C. 
 
 Kane, J. H., teller Quebec Bank, bds 206 
 Church 
 
 Kane, Martin, carter, h 26 Douro. 
 
 Kane, Patrick, bootmaker, li r 38 C'entre. 
 
 Kane, Patrick, tailor, h 100 Richmond e, 
 
 KANE, PAUL, artist, h 40 Wellesley. 
 
 Kane, Robert, employee Rolling Mills, h 
 241 Palace. 
 
 Kanere, Wm., drover, h Queen w, n e, nr 
 Given. 
 
 Kassel, M., dry goods, 307 Queen w, hsame. 
 
 KAUFFMANN, WM. A., architect and 
 civil engineer, 14 Masonic Hall, h King- 
 ston road. 
 
 Kavanagh, Mrs. Hannah, (wid Wm.), milli- 
 ner and dressmaker, 106 Church, h same. 
 
 Kavanagh, James, h 161 Centre. 
 
 Kavanagh, John, pawnbroker, 45 Queen w, 
 h same. 
 
 Kavanagh, Matbew, shoemaker, 156 rlj4 
 Centre. 
 
 Kavanagh, Patrick, laborer. King cor Te- 
 cumseth. 
 
 Kay, Adam, caretaker Bay st fire hall, h 
 tire hall Bay. 
 
 KAY JOHN, agent British America and 
 Scottish Assurance Companys' offices, 
 Church, cor Court, bds 31 Orosvenor. 
 
 KAY, JOHN, dry goods, millinery, carptes, 
 kc., 1 King e, h 292 Wellington v. 
 
 Kay, John, laborer, bdft.ZS Putcr. 
 
260 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Kay, John, mesMuger, Ganadi Co., King e, 
 
 h same. 
 Kave, John, fireman O.T.R., bds Petor nr 
 
 King. 
 Kayne, S. S., storekeeper, 298 Qneen w, h 
 
 sane. 
 Kearaey, James, supt St. James' Cemetery, 
 
 h liodge St. James' Cemetery. 
 Kea:ney, James, btborer, h 401 Adelaide w. 
 Kearney, Patrick, waggon maker r fi Scott, 
 
 h 163 Parliament. 
 Keari'.ey, Patrick, fireman N.R.C. 
 Kcsrriey, Richard, cabinet maker, h 83 
 
 Centr«. 
 Kearney, Thomas, carriage maker York, h 
 
 168 Parliament. 
 Kearus, Patrick, saddler, h 3 Albert. 
 Keates, Wm. wa'chmaker, h 25 Ontario. 
 Keating, James, laborer, h 52 Nassau. 
 Keating, Mrs., (wid.), h 19 Emily. 
 Keating, R. C, salesman, h Denison Ave. 
 Keaton, Timothy, laborer, h Queen e cor 
 
 Pine. 
 Keate.% John, butcher, h 26 Ontario p. 
 KEEBLE, HENRY, (Bassett & Keeble), 
 
 Commercial Hotel, Nelson e. 
 Keeble, James, conductor G.T.P., h 126 St. 
 
 Patrick. 
 Keed, Mark, shoemaker, h Hope nr Robin- 
 son. 
 Keei'er, Thomas A., law-student Leader Wgs, 
 
 bds 6 Bond. 
 Keefler, M. H., accountant, h n s Daven- 
 port road nr York, Yorkville. 
 Keeler, John, carpenter, h 17 Dundus. 
 Keeling, C. E., compositor Telegraph office. 
 Keely, Joseph, laboierG.T.R., bds Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 Keely, Thomas, cabinet maker, h 26 St. 
 
 Albaii. 
 Keenan, Patrick, prop Armstrong House 74 
 
 Colbome. 
 Keenan, Peter, laborer, h Elizabeth nr South 
 
 Park. 
 Keenan, Samuel, carpenter h 43 Agnes. 
 Keenan, Samuel, pattern maker, h 27 Trin- 
 ity Square, 
 Kehoe, Owen, tailor, h e s River bet Oak 
 
 & Beach. 
 Kehoe, Samuel, miller 61 Little Front, h 
 
 Sumach, 
 Kehoe, Simon, laborer, h 84 River. 
 Keighley, Henry J., salesman Reford & 
 
 Dillon, h 49 Cniickehank. 
 KEIGHLEY, WM. W., co-manager Reford 
 
 & Dillon, h 49 Cruickahank. 
 Keiller, John E., salesman Rice, Lewis & 
 
 Son, bds cor Mutual and Carlton. 
 KEITH, GEORGE, groceries and seeds, 23 
 
 East Market ^l^{. bds Albion. 
 KEITH, DAVID S., plumber and gas fitter 
 
 109 Kin^ w, h 127 Church, summer resi- 
 dence Ninj^ara City. 
 Kelloch, ^i^tihuvv, h IZI lUchmoud w. 
 
 Kelloeh, Miss Agnes, teacher John Street 
 
 School, h Richmond w. 
 Kelly, Baitholomew, laborer, h 120StracIuui. 
 Kelly, Edward, laborer, h e s Maria nr 
 
 Queen w. 
 Kelly, Hugh, grocer, 324 Sumach, h same. 
 Kelly James, senr., porter G.T.R. freight 
 
 dept, h 41 Douro, 
 Kelly, James, junr., foreman G.T.R. freight 
 
 dept, bds 41 Douro. 
 Kelly, James, laborer, h 31 Stanley. 
 Kelly John, blacksmith, h 134 Berkeley. 
 Kelly, John, dairyman, h 41 Elizabeth. 
 Kelly, John, frocer, 102 Strachan, h same. 
 Kelly, J., striker G.T.R. 
 Kelly, Martin, laborer, h 83 Boulton. 
 Kelly, Michael, mariner, h 109 Tecumseth. 
 Kelly, Mrs. Margaret, h r 17 Agnes. 
 Kelly, Mrs. Margar.^t, washei-woman, h r 8& 
 
 Stanley. 
 Kelly, Mrs. Mary, Shamrock Inn, hl47 Don. 
 Kelly, Mrs. Mary, (wid Charles), laundress, 
 
 h 139 Elizabeth. 
 Kelly, Mrs., (wid James), huxter, h 36 
 
 Frederick. 
 Kelly, Mrs., h 88 Victo.ia. 
 Kelly, Patrick, laborer, h r w ilarket Jir 
 
 Adelaide. 
 Kelly, I'atrick, laborer, h fiO Victoria. 
 Kelly, Phillip, laborer, h "51 Pine e. 
 Kelly, Wm., lime merchant, h ;^15 King e. 
 Kelly, Wm., peddler, h r 18 Stanley. 
 KELZ, JOHN, merchant tailor, 352Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 KEMP, DAVID, 2nd accountant ilerchant's 
 
 Bank, bds 3 Gerrard w. 
 Kemp, John, fanner, bds 8 James. 
 Kemp, John, capt. schooner Paragon, h 10 
 
 Gerrard w. 
 KEMP, JOHN C, secretary Merchant's 
 
 Bank, bds 3 Gerrard w. 
 Kemp, John H., shoemaker, h 143 J Centre. 
 Kemp, Peter, clerk, bds lllifton House. 
 Kempton, Francis, coach-builder, r 463 
 
 Yonge, h 457 Yonge. 
 Kcndrew, Wm., house agent, h 24 Tem- 
 
 ])erance. . 
 
 Kennedy, David, waggon-maker, h 423 
 
 Queen w. 
 Kennedy, Edward, plasterer, h 345 Little- 
 Richmond. 
 Kennedy. James, teamster, bds 205 Yonge. 
 Kennedy, James, laborer, h 10 Kerr Lane. 
 Kennedy, John E., M.D., 295 Qneen w, h 
 
 Dundas. 
 Kennedy, John, engineer, G. T. R., h 172 
 
 Brtthurst. 
 KenuL^dy, John, laborer, h 79 Albert. 
 Keimody, Joseph, Capt. steamer "Her Ma- 
 jesty, ' h 16 Emma. 
 Kennedy, Matthew, teamster, h 136 Beech. 
 Kennedy, Michael, laborer, h 66 Cedar. 
 Kennedy, Mrs. Eliza, (wid Henry), h 116 
 
 Viutoii'.. 
 
 
 ::5ir 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 261 
 
 ;nes, teacher John Street 
 lond w. 
 
 nr, laborer, h 120Strachu. 
 laborer, he s Maria nr 
 
 er, 324 Sumach, h same. 
 
 r., porter O.T.R. freight 
 
 o, 
 
 '., foreman G.T.R. freight 
 
 uro. 
 
 rer, h 31 Stanley. 
 
 imith, h 134 Berkeley. 
 
 man, h 41 Elizabeth. 
 
 ir, 102 Strachau, h same. 
 
 J. T. U. 
 
 orer, h 83 Boulton. 
 
 iriner, h 109 Tecumseth. 
 
 ret, h rl7 Agnes. 
 
 I'rtt, wasliei-woman, h r 8i 
 
 Shamrock Inn, hl47 Don. 
 (will Charles), laundress, 
 
 James), huxter, h 36 
 
 I'^icto.ia. 
 
 borer, h r w Market nr 
 
 orer, h fiO Victoria. 
 )rer, h '51 Pine e. 
 merchant:, h HIS King e. 
 LT, h r 18 Stanley, 
 srchaut tailor, 352 Yonge,. 
 
 11(1 accountant Merchant'* 
 rard w. 
 
 T, bds 8 James, 
 schooner Paragon, h 10 
 
 J., secretary Merchant's 
 
 urd w. 
 
 locnmker, h 143^ Centre. 
 
 , bds (.:iifton House. 
 
 1, coach-builder, r 463 
 
 iige. 
 
 louse ngcnt, h 24 Tern- 
 
 « 
 
 waggon -maker, h 428 
 
 plasterer, h 345 Little. 
 
 'omster, bds 205 Yonge. 
 borer, h 10 Kerr Lane. 
 JI.D., 295 Qneen w, h 
 
 jinecr, G. T. R., h 172 
 
 orer, li 79 Albert, 
 'apt. steamer "HerMa- 
 la. 
 
 teamster, h 136 Beech, 
 laborer, h 65 Cedar. 
 H, (wid Heniy), h lie 
 
 Kennedy, Michael, laborer, h 20 Regent. 
 
 Kennedy, Mrs. Jameb, h 168 King e. 
 
 Kennedy, ilw. Lucy, (wid Thomas), h Den- 
 ison Ave. 
 
 Kennedy, Mra. Martha, h 168 King w. 
 
 Kennedy, Mrs. Nora, boarding house, h 70 
 Richmond e. 
 
 Kennedy, Mrs., (wid), h 317 Queen w. 
 
 Kennedy, Robert, bricklayer, h r 193 Centre. 
 
 Kennedy,* Samuel, canvaser, h 338 Queen e. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, teamster H. T. Smith's, 
 bds 164 Bay. 
 
 KENNEDY, THOMAS S., (Leith & Ken- 
 nedy, h Dundns road. i 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, carpenter, h 192 Ter- 
 auley. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, commercial traveller, h 
 109 Parliament. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, giocer and wood mer- 
 chant, 206 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, bar tender, Queen's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Kennedy, Warring, clerk 21 & 23 "Welling- 
 ton e, h 58 Elm. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., jiaper hanger, bds 81 Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., engine driver G.T.R., h 49 
 Wellington Place. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., salesman, 194 & 196 Yonge, 
 bds 60 Alice. 
 
 Kennedy, Wm., engiueman G.T.K. li Wel- 
 lington Square nr Portland. 
 
 Kennedy, W. C, discount clerk City Bank, 
 bds Dundas. 
 
 Ktiiuedy, W. H., clerk 21 & 23 King e, bds 
 149 Church. 
 
 Kenner, Adam, policeman, bds 1 2 James. 
 
 Kennersley, John, shoemaker, h r 81 Magill. 
 
 Kenny, Michael, laborer, hl5 Dummer. 
 
 Kenny, Mrs. Ann, Rose and Crown Inn li) 
 Duchess. 
 
 Kenny, Mrs. Bridget, tailoress, h 100 Pine w. 
 
 Kenny, Christopher, laborer, h 38 Dummer. 
 
 Kenny, James, tailor, h Mutual. 
 
 Kenny. Mra. Maria, (wid), h 185 Centre. 
 
 Kenny, Mrs. Martha, (wid), h 70, Queen e. 
 
 Kenny, Mrs. Michael, rag dealer, h 12 Wil- 
 liam. 
 
 Kenny, Thomas, laborer, h 36 Dummer. 
 
 Kenny, Wm., \ inter Canadian Freeman 
 office, h 40 Dummer. 
 
 Kenny, Wm., employee gasworks, h Power. 
 
 Kenoran, Hiram, laborer, h 8 South Park. 
 
 Kenrick, Mrs. ^usan, (wid John P.), h n s 
 Bloor w nr Creek, Yorkville. 
 
 Kent, Ambrose, bricklayer, h 1 Elm w, 
 
 KENT k BRO., (A. Kent and B. Kent), 
 watchmakers and jewellers, 201 Yonge. 
 
 KENT, A., (Kent & Bro)., bds 1 Elm. 
 
 KENT, B., (Kent k Bro.), bds 1 Elm. 
 
 Kent, John, carpenter and clerk, No. 37 
 
 Exchange, h 286 i Yonge. 
 Kent, Joseph, pocketbook malrcr, uda 22 
 Walton. 
 
 Kent, Joseph, h I Elm w. 
 Kent, Mrs. M. E., (wid), h 123 Elm w. 
 Kenzie, Mrs., (wid), h 29 Cross lane. 
 Keotvn, Daniel, labo.er, h 93 Boulton. 
 Keown, Mis. Mary, (wid Robert), h 78 
 
 Agnes. 
 Keown, R. J., salesman Gordon k Mackay, 
 
 h 74 Haytcr. 
 Kerby, Christopher, cutter, h 86 Terauley. 
 KERRY, HENlwY J., restaurant and cigar 
 
 store, 81 King w, h iame. 
 Kerby, John, cou»nii';.iion merchant, bds 188 
 
 Church. 
 Kerin, John, coachman at 22ii AVellington w. 
 Kerk, Robert, laborer, h Vankoughnet. 
 Kern, John, cellarman, h 23 Bishop. 
 Kern, John, laborer, h 317 Queen e. 
 Kern, Peter, cabtlriver, h 106 Victoria. 
 Kerney, Samuel, cabinet-maker, h 92 Cen- 
 tre. 
 Kerr, Alex., laborer, h 56 Tcmuley. 
 Kerr, Frederick M., clerk 5 Oritario Hall, 
 
 bds 151 Church. 
 KeiT. George, jun., law student Patton, 
 
 Osier & Moss, bds 73 Sliuter. 
 Kerr, James, builder, h 225 Queen e. 
 Kerr, James, clerk treasury department, 
 
 Parliament Bigs, bds 73 Shucer. 
 KeiT, James, laborer, h 394 King e. 
 Kerr, James, moulder, h 161 ?ayer. 
 Kerr, James A., grocer, h 38 Elizabeth. 
 Kevr, James A., grocer, h 90 Albert. 
 KERR, JAMES K., (Blake, Kerr & Wells), 
 
 h 99 Bloor e. 
 KERR, JOHN, official assignee, ivccountant 
 
 and publisher of Men-antile 'Test, British 
 
 America Ass Bigs, Court cor Churcli, 
 h 218 Victoria terrace, Victoria. 
 Kerr, J., pattern-maker Burke's sash and 
 
 door factory, cor Richmond and Slipppard. 
 Kerr, John, carpentc." Ii 9 Kerr Une. 
 Ken, John, grocer, 2*^:9 'Church, h same. 
 Kerr, John, baker, 288 Qucon w, h same. 
 Kerr, Miss Mar^', tailores<>, ;ids 76 Louisa. 
 Kerr, Mrs. Elizabctii, taveiU-keeper e s 
 
 Yon^'e nr toll-gate, Yorkville. 
 Kerr, Ihs. Elizabeth, (wid Wi.i.), h 66 
 
 James o. 
 Kerr, Mrs. Janet, grocer, h 51 Terauley. 
 Kerr, Peter, employee rolling mills, h w s 
 
 River. 
 KERR, CAPT. ROBERT, deputy harbor 
 
 master and lighthouse keeper, h 2 Queen's 
 
 wharf. 
 Kerr, Robert, clerk N. R, C. elevator, bds 
 
 122 Brock. 
 Kerr, Robert, fireman G.W.R., h 4fi Douro. 
 Kerr, Thomas, fireman Bay st. lire engine, h 
 
 fire hall. Bay, 
 Kerr, Wm., lumber merchant, h287Kingw. 
 Kerr, Wm., builder, h 97 George. 
 Kerr, Wm., laborer, h 32 Boulton. 
 Kerrigan, Andrew, brush maker, bds 
 e a McMahon bet Queen and Shuter. 
 
N 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 m 
 
 .iiiji-.'i^-j'-.i 1- i'l J , . ■ ' . , tv' 1' 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 :?ii' 
 
 Kerrigan, Peter, laborer h % Pftmsey's lane. 
 KerrisoD, J. D., profettpr mn ic, h 97 Bloor. 
 KERRY, A^fTHONY, (Kerry, Crathem k 
 
 Co.), Tea Montreal. 
 KERRY, JOHN, (Kerry, Crathem k Co.), 
 
 rea Montreal. 
 KERRY, CRATHERN & CO., (John Kerry, 
 
 Thomas Crathem and Ai'thony Kerry), 
 
 wholesale druggists and dealers in drug- 
 gists' sundries, 41 Yonge. 
 Zershaw, James, care taker, h 188 King w. 
 KERSTEMAN, WM., mining agent, 60 & 
 
 62 Church, h Bloor, nr James, Yorkville. 
 Ketchum, J., student-at-law Cameron k 
 
 Smart, bds, Alexander. 
 Kettles, Thomas, salesman, h 148 Seaton. 
 Key, Thomas, mason, lids 42 Terauley. 
 Kidd, Daniel, painter bds 54 Caroline. 
 Kidd, James, painter, bds 54 Caroline. 
 Kidd, John, painter and glazier, \r a Queen 
 
 nr Chsrburne. h 55 Seaton. 
 Kidd, J., engineman G.T.R., h Simcoe nr 
 
 Adelaide. 
 Kidney, Edward, brakemau N.R.C., h 42 
 
 Charles. 
 Kilboan, S. C., patent agent, bds American 
 
 Hotel. 
 Kilburle, Edward, blacksmith, h 445 Kinc e. 
 Kilburn, Edwani, blacksmith, Neil Curne. 
 Kilfeder, Mrs. Ellen, (wid Francis), h 31 
 
 Duchess. 
 Kilfeder, Robert, prop Grand Trank Board- 
 ing house, 174 Queen w. 
 Kilfeder, Robert, carriage maker, 16i Queen 
 
 w, h 174 Queen w. 
 Kilgour, Robert, book-keeper, bds 49 Isa- 
 bella. 
 Killalv, Hamilton H., civil engineer, h 20 
 
 Wellington Place. 
 Killroy, Mrs. Sarah, (wid Michael), h 64 
 
 Queen \f. 
 Kilner, Charles L., P.L.S., h 309 King w. 
 Kilpatrick, Thomas, watchman, h 13 Bloor. 
 Kimball, Hiram, accountant Rolling Itlills, 
 
 h 301 King e. 
 KIMBALL, W. E., (H. J. Morse k Co.), h 
 
 301 Kinge. 
 Kincade, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 354 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 King, Mrs. Amelia, h 38 Richmond e. 
 King, Alex., (Wm. k Alex. King), h 26 
 
 ' Queen w. 
 King, Mrs. Catherine (wid Patrick), h 64 
 
 Boulton. J 
 
 King, D., door-keeper Toronto University, 
 
 > 74 Emma. , 
 King, George Carroll, medical compounder, 
 
 Mt 38 Richmond e. 
 King, Mrs. J. O., private school, h ICl 
 
 "Dalhbusie, 
 King, Jamea, : groceriefK provisions and 
 
 Jiquoa, 8d Caroline, li same. 
 KiNO.nREy. JOHN, iMistor Gould stwet 
 
 PrMbyteriaa Cliuroh, Ii 326 Jarvis. 
 
 KING, JOHN D.. (Forbes k King and J. 
 
 W. Gates k Go.), h 233 Jarris. 
 KING, JOHN L., M.D., (King k Ray) h 20 
 
 Richmond e. 
 King, John, M.A., with Maclennan k Hen- 
 derson, bds University College. 
 King, John, yardman T. Briggs, h 11 Ed- 
 ward. 
 King, Joseph H., clerk Toronto Ltader 
 
 office, h 12 James. 
 King, Joseph, porter Morrison, Taylor & 
 
 Co., h Victoria. 
 King, Robert, conductor G.T.K., h 112 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 King, Robert, cleaner G.T.R., bds King cor 
 
 Yonge. 
 King, Thomas, pork curer, h 1 Manning's 
 
 block. Front. 
 King, Wm., butcher. No. 36 St. Lawrence 
 
 market, h Parliament nr Charles. 
 King, Wm., (Wm. k Alex. King), h 26 
 
 Queen w. 
 King, W. S., buyer Moffatt, Murray k 
 
 Beattie, bds Queen's hotel. 
 King, Wm. and Alex., general brokera, 26 
 
 Queen w. 
 KING k HAY, (John King M.D., and J. E. 
 
 Ray, M.D., physicians and surgeons, 22 
 
 Richmond e. 
 KINO'S HOTEL, John H. Meyer prop, 
 
 York cor Front. 
 Kingsberry, James, grocer, provision, wine 
 
 and liquor merchant. King e cor Don, h 
 
 same. 
 Kingsberry, John, porter, h 62 Caroline. 
 Kingsberry, Wm., laborer, h 62 Caroline. 
 Kinghora, Andrew, brass moulder, h 17 
 
 Vanauley. 
 Kingsley, Wm., grocer, 823 and 325 Queen 
 
 e, h same. 
 Kingsmill, Mrs. (wid George), h 94 Albert. 
 KINGSMILL, NICOL, (Crooks, Kingsmill 
 
 & Cattanach). 
 Kingsmill, Robert, clerk 21 k 23 King e, h 
 
 Terauley. 
 Kingston, Charles, painter, li 137 Luraley. 
 Kingston, Edward, signalman G.T.R.,h 120 
 
 Little Front. 
 Kingston, John, laborer rolling mills, h 18 
 
 South Park. 
 Kingston, G. T., director Observatory, 
 
 h Queen's Park. 
 KINGSTONE, F. W., Ijairister, 62 Church, 
 
 h 300 Church, 
 Kingswood, Alfretl, carpenter, h 86 High. 
 Kiufey, John, laliorer, h 53 Maple lane. 
 Kinloch, Henry, clerk Attorney-General's 
 
 office, bds 170 Peter, , , 
 
 Kinloch, Wm., cabinet-maker, odii 10 
 
 Jam'!* w a. 
 Kinnear, Adam, T. ^. f., bds 38 ^Ibert. 
 Kinnear, John, Mkleimah, bds 33 MagilL 
 Kinncar, Thomas, clerk, h 52 Alice. .^.,, 
 Kinnou, John, stonecutter, h 18^ Barlcaley. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 263 
 
 , (Forl)ea k King and J 
 
 ), h 23a Janria. 
 
 , M.D., (King & Ray) h 20 
 
 , with Maclennan k Hen- 
 versity College, 
 man T. Briggs, h 11 Ed- 
 clerk Toronto Lsader 
 rter Morrison, Taylor k 
 inductor G.T.K., h 112 
 nerG.T.R., bda King cor 
 k curer. h 1 Manning's 
 
 er, No. 36 St. Lawrence 
 nient nr Charles. 
 & Alex. King), h 26 
 
 yer Moffatt, Murray & 
 
 en's hotel. 
 
 lex., general brokera, 26 
 
 ihn KingM.D., and J, E. 
 sicians and surgeons, 22 
 
 John H. Meyer prop, 
 
 giocer, provision, wine 
 lant, King e cor Don, h 
 
 porter, h 62 Caroline, 
 laborer, h 62 Caroline. 
 ', brass moulder, h 17 
 
 »cer, 823 and 325 Queen 
 
 id George), h 94 Albert. 
 ^'OL, (Crooks, Kiugsmijl 
 
 clerk 21 k 23 King e, h 
 
 painter, h 137 Luraley. 
 signalman G.T.R.,li 120 
 
 >orer rolling mills, h 18 
 
 director Observatory, 
 
 f., Ijatrifiter, 62 Church, 
 
 uarpenter, h 86 High. 
 r, h 63 Maple lane. 
 
 ierk Attorney-General's 
 
 «r. 
 
 ibinct-maker, Ws lO 
 
 ?. r., bds S8 Albert, 
 nan, bda 38 JtfagilL 
 irk, h 62 Alica, 
 oufter, h 184 B«fkiley. 
 
 Kiniella, James, clerk, h 98 George. 
 Kinsella, Richard, cabiriver, h 30 Walton. 
 Kinslay, Mrs. Ann, (wid John), h r 20 
 
 Terauley. 
 Kinsman, Daniel, watchmaker, h365 Yonge. 
 KINSMAN, WM., grocer, cor Walton k 
 
 Terauley, h same. 
 Kinzinger, Jacob, English bun house, 100 
 
 York, h same. 
 Kinzinger, Wm., pastrycook J. Kinzinger, 
 
 bds 100 York. 
 Kirhy, Mrs. Alice, boarding-house 49 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Kirbv, C, cutter, h 86 Terauley. 
 KIRBY, JOHN, (Bninskill & Kirby), bds 
 
 188 Church. 
 Kirby, Thomas, tailor, bds 51 Richmond e. 
 Kirk, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid John), h Port- 
 land, between Little Rich inond and Queen. 
 Kirk, George, salesman, bds Millig.iu'3 hotel. 
 Kirk, John, prop Red Lion Lui, Yonge, bet 
 
 Bloor and Jarvis. 
 Kirk, Robert, cellarman, h n s York, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Kirk, Robert, porter O.T.R. freight depart- 
 ment, h Vankoughnet. 
 Kirk, Wm., tailor, h 62 McMahon. 
 Kirki)ride, George, carpenter, h 40 Darcy. 
 Kirkbride, Joseph, laborer, bds r 191 Centre. 
 Kirkbright, Geo., gardener, bds 191 Centre. 
 Kirklaml, Alex. M., clerk H. C. B.,hss 
 
 Geri-ard bet Sherbourne and Seaton. 
 Kirkland, Joseph, shoemaker, h 70 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Kirkham, P. B., night agent G.T.R., h 
 
 Bloor. 
 Kirkland, Mrs. Janet, washerwoman r 20 
 
 Terauley. 
 Kirkpatiick, Andrew, saddler, Yonge n s 
 
 bet Sydenham and Willi.im, h same. 
 KIRKPATRICK, G. B., surveyor and 
 
 draughtsman, Crown Lands Department, 
 
 Parliament Bigs., h Dundas. 
 Kirkpatrick, Joseph, laborer, h 'J15 Snraach. 
 Kirki>atrick, Thomas, cabinet maker, h 25 
 
 Sherbourne. 
 Kirkwood, Alex., clerk Crown Lands office, 
 
 h 74 Markham. 
 Kirkwood, Wm., teamster, h 234 Richmond 
 
 w. 
 Kirwin, Michael, peddler, h 489 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Kissener, Auguste, cabinet-maker, h 15 
 
 Agnes. 
 Kite Ambrose, laborer, h 77 Stanley. 
 Kilson, Charles, hose reel driver, bds 34 
 
 Church. 
 Kitson, George, carpenter, h 21 Maria w. 
 Kitaon, John, carpenter and joiner, h 21 
 
 Maria w. 
 Kitson, John, carpenter, h 46 Charles. 
 Kitson, John. cabinct-rndKer and joiner, 
 
 Queen w, \ Portland. 
 Kitt, Thomas, laborer, h 68 Stanley. 
 
 Kittson, John, clerk N. R. C, bds Clyde 
 Hotel. 
 
 Kleiser, Albert, watchmaker, h 96 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 Kleiser, John, watchmaker, h 114 George. 
 
 KLEISER, S. P., watchmaker and dealer in 
 watch materials, 130 Yonge, h 75 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Klein, Charles, cigar maker, h 102 Agnes. 
 
 Klinck, John, carpenter, h 53 Agnes. 
 
 Kline, J., blacksmith, bds 98 Queen w. 
 
 Kline, John, porter J. Macdonald k Co., h 
 ^ 28 Mutual. 
 
 Klingler, Sebastian, music teacher, h 822 
 Queen e. 
 
 Klophell, Richard, turner G.T.R., bds 2 . 
 CaTnden. 
 
 KLOPP, WM., tobacconist, 27 King w, h 
 same. 
 
 Kneebold, Capt. Frederick, h 147 Brock. 
 
 Kneelly Andrew, grocer, 48 Bathurst, h 
 same. 
 
 Knee.iiaw, Wm., laborer, h n s Daven- 
 ])ort road, w of Yonge, Yorkville 
 
 Knight, Andrew, driver G.T.R, h 36 Deni- 
 son Ave nr Queen. 
 
 Knight, Mrs. Cecelia, school teacher, h 77 
 Oak. 
 
 Knight, Daniel, railway laborer, bds 553 
 Yonge. 
 
 Knight, Jamc'-, engineman N.R.C. 
 
 Knight John B., ship carpenter, h 51,3 
 Youge. 
 
 Kniglit, Peter, glassware packer, bds 558 
 Yonge. 
 
 Knight, Reuben, cotton spinner, bds 558 
 Yonge. 
 
 Knightes, James, driver N.R.C. h 16 Den- 
 ison Ave. 
 
 Knill, ^lis-'s Margaret, seamstress, h r 5 
 McMahon. 
 
 Knott, Thomas, salesman, bds 118 Spadina 
 Ave. 
 
 Knowle, James, laborer, h r 101 k 103 Eli- 
 zabeth. 
 
 Knowles, James, porter Wm. Galbraith, h 
 Maitla'jd. 
 
 Knowlton, John, cigar maker, h 314 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Knowlton, Samuel, miller, h 314 Little 
 Richmond. 
 
 Knowlton, Thomas, tailor, h 89 Caroline. 
 
 Knowlton, Wm., clerk, h 33 Maple lane. 
 
 Knox, John, boot and shoemaker, 468 
 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Kiiox, Richard, shoemaker, h 31 Duchess. 
 
 Knox's Church, s s Queen w bet Yonge and 
 Bay. 
 
 Koch, Charles, shoemaker, h 97 Richmond 
 west. 
 
 Koerber, Louis, boot and shoemaker 120 
 York, h same. 
 
 Koyle, W. G., watchman, h 85 k 17 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
264 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 n S 
 
 { 
 
 KRAUSS, FRANK, proof-ronder Olobe, bds 
 
 Mutual. 
 Kreiger, .Frederick, painter, 183 Kinge. 
 Kupitz, Edward, ])utcher, 27 Queen w, hsame. 
 
 Labelle, Joseph, laborer, h r 117 Berkeley. 
 LABITZKY, WM., professor of music, h n s 
 
 Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 Laeey, Michael, laborer, h 70 Dummer. 
 Lachlan, M., Livingstone, clothier, h 49 
 
 Isabella. 
 Lackey, James, porter 188 Yonge. 
 Laokie, Mrs. Sarah, (wid), h 146 r of 144 
 
 Centre. 
 Lackman, C, machinist, h 74 Adelaide w. 
 Lacon, Joseph, shoemaker, bds 98 Agnes. 
 Lafontaine, M. , cook 29th regiment officers' 
 
 mess, h 166 York. 
 La France, Aurele, jeweller 5 King e, bds 
 
 Richmond cor Victoria. 
 Lnfrance, Victor, bookbinder, h 39 Edward. 
 La Francois, Charles, caq)enter N. R. C. 
 Lahane, Denis, book agent, bds Gill's hotel. 
 LAIDLAW, DOUGLAS, grain merchant, 
 
 80 Front e, h 43 Wood. 
 LAIDLAW, GEORGE, produce merchant, 
 
 54 Front e, h 28.5 King e. 
 Laidlaw. <^i;orge, book-keeper 97 King e, h 
 
 13 Magill. 
 Laidlaw, John, salesman and trnveller Mof- 
 
 fatt, Murray & Bsattie, h 50 Wood, 
 LAI LEY. THOMAS, (Thos. Lailey & Co.), 
 
 h 48 Welleslev. 
 LAILEY, THOMAS & CO., wholesale im- 
 porters and manufacturers of vendy-mHd" 
 
 clothing, hats, caps, &i:., 11 Wellington w. 
 Lailev, Wm., compositor (r!ul)c, li 237 
 
 Clmrcl>. 
 Lailey, Wm. H., book-keeper, 11 Welling- 
 ton, h 43 Wellesley. 
 Laird, John, fitter R. W. Laird, 79 King w. 
 LAIRD, R. W., looking glass and picture 
 
 frame manufacturer, "J King w, h 85 
 
 St. Patrick. 
 LAKE VIEWHOIJSE, terminus of street 
 
 omnibus line, John McCafliy, prop, 439 
 
 Parliament. 
 Lake, William, tailor, h 95 Terauley. 
 Lakey, John, laboier, h 76 North Park. 
 Lally, Wm., sheriffs officer, h 15 MutuaL 
 Lalor B., locksmith L. J. Lalor, bds 22 
 
 King w. 
 LALOR, L. J., locksmith and safemaker, 22 
 
 King w, h same. 
 Lamb, D., spring maker G.T.R. 
 Lamb, Daniel, (Peter R. Ijamb & Co.), h 
 
 118 Winchester. 
 Lamb, Daniel, blacksmith, h 236 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Lar b, David, boot-fitter, h 22C Elizabeth. 
 Lamb, J., striker G. T. R. 
 
 Lamb, John, boots nnd shoes, 183 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Lamb, Mrs. Jane (wid Peter), h 314 Sumach. 
 Lamb, N. H., salesman G. & J. W. Cox, 
 
 bds 1 Maffill. 
 LAMB, PETER R. & CO., manufacturers of 
 
 blacking, glue, superphosphate of lime, 
 
 and ground bone for manure, kc, Amelia 
 
 iir Necropolis. 
 Lamb, Wm., builder, h 183 King w. 
 Lambert, Andrew, engine-driver, h e s 
 
 George nr Esplanade. 
 Lambert, Mrs. Mary J. , h 25 Alice. 
 Lambert, Wm., detective, h 27 Sumach. 
 Lambrick, Mrs. Mary, storekeeper, h 35 
 
 Bishop. 
 LaMitra, Joseph, printer, h 252 Church. 
 Lanimor}', Wm., express driver, bds 54 
 
 Caroline. 
 Lamont, Mrs. Catherine (wid), boarding- 
 house, h 8 Jajnef . 
 Lander, John, clerk J. F. Lyons, h 79 
 
 Magill. 
 Landers, John C, salesman 155 King e, bds 
 
 Carlton. 
 Lane, James, clerk 81 King e, bds Albion 
 
 Hotel. 
 Lane Mrs. (wid), h 245 Palace. 
 Lane. Richard, broker, 365 Y^onge, h same. 
 Lane, Timothy, laborer, h 413 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 Lane, Wm., gardener, h w s College. 
 Lanett H., turner G. T. R. 
 Lang, Thds., chandler D. Crawford & Co., h 
 
 9 Mcjiftlion. 
 Langan, .lohn, biv .-r Henry Conlin, Jr., h 
 
 Stanley. 
 Langhan, John, laborer, h 67 Stanley. 
 LANGLEY, HENRY, (Giindry k Langley), 
 
 h Alexander n Cliurch. 
 LiTigley, John, clerk 21 and 23 AVellington 
 
 e, bds 15 Magill. 
 Langley, Wm., h Alexander e of Church. 
 Langlois, Mrs. Eliza, h 153 Victoria. 
 Langlotz, Louis, cigar maker, h Victoria. 
 Langly, Aylmer, clerk postoIKce, h 15 
 
 Magill. 
 Langmaid, Richard, h 13 Edward. 
 Langmuir, Cln.rles, printer, Terauley n e cor 
 
 Gerrard. 
 Langmuir, J. W., feeder Olobe, h n e cor 
 
 Terauley and Gerrard. 
 Langrill, Francis, h 309 Parliament. 
 Langrill, Richard, house painter, bds ':09 
 
 Parliament. 
 Langton, Thomas, gardener, hl5S Duchess. 
 Langton, Thomas, (f. Langton&Co.), h 174 
 
 King e. 
 Langstou, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 224 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Langtry, Rev. J., M.A., h Church bet 
 
 Alexander and Maitland. 
 Lannin, Thomas, printer Telegtaph, h 27 
 
 Seaton. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY; 
 
 265 
 
 and ■hoes, 183 Yonge, h 
 
 rid Peter), h 314 Sumach, 
 sman G, k J. W. Cox, 
 
 & CO., manufacturers of 
 iuperpliosphate of lime, 
 for manure, &c., Amelia 
 
 T, h 183 King w. 
 
 engine-driver, li e s 
 ide. 
 
 r J.,h 25 Alice, 
 ective, h 27 Sumach, 
 ary, storekeeper, li 35 
 
 ■inter, h 252 Church, 
 express driver, bds 54 
 
 iierine (wid), Loarding- 
 
 k J. F. Lyons, h 79 
 
 ilesman 155 King e, bds 
 
 81 King e, bds Albion 
 
 J45 Palace. 
 
 :er, 365 Yonge, h same. 
 
 irer, h 413 Little liich- 
 
 r, h Av s CoUcgp. 
 
 . T. R. 
 
 t'r D. Crawford k Co., h 
 
 •Henry Conlin, Jr., li 
 
 I'cr, h Cu Stanley. 
 i', (Guiidry k Langley), 
 iirch. 
 21 and 23 AVellington 
 
 ■.xander o of Church, 
 h 153 Victoria. 
 r maker, h Victoria, 
 ierk postoitice, h 15 
 
 1 13 Edward. 
 
 rinter, Terauley n e cor 
 
 eder Olobe, h n e cor 
 
 rd. 
 
 09 Parliament. 
 
 3use painter, bds :09 
 
 rdener, h]53 Duchess. 
 . Langton&Co.),hl74 
 
 K)t and shoe maker, 224 
 
 M.A., h Church bet 
 
 tland, 
 
 inter Telegraph, h 27 
 
 La Penotiere, Frederick J., solicitor, kc, 
 Court, u e cor Toronto, 
 
 La Penotiere, Mrs. J. C, h 31 Qloucoster. 
 
 La Plante, Magliore, cabinet maker, h 44 
 McMahon. 
 
 Lardy, Edward, cooper James O'Brien, h 7 
 South Park. 
 
 Larker, Alfred, driver street car, has Syd- 
 enham, Yorkville. 
 
 Larkin, David, carter, h 319 Queen e. 
 
 Larkin, John, employee Armstrong's foun- 
 dry, h 109 Centre. 
 
 Larkin, Thomas, mason, h 57 Sayer. 
 
 Larkin, Owen, laborer, li 78 Pine. 
 
 Larkins, John, machinist, h 109 Centre. 
 
 Lash, Mrs. Ann, (wid John), h 52 Wood. 
 
 LASH, JOHN F., (J. G. Joseph k Co.), h 
 152 Bay. 
 
 LASH, ZEBULUN A., barrister and attor- 
 ney, conveyancer, kc, 1 Toronto Exchange, 
 h 52 Wood. 
 
 Latch, Wm. lumber mer hant, cor Queen 
 and James, h Hayden nr Yonge. 
 
 Latcham, Mrs. Bridget, huckster, li r 18 
 Stanley. 
 
 Later, James, laborer, h 116 Adelaide w. 
 
 Latham, EmorW., shoemaker, lil02Sayer. 
 
 Latham, George, bds 55 Elizabeth. 
 
 Latham, Robert, moulder, h 87 Parliament. 
 
 Lattinier, James M., dry goods clerk, h 95 
 Parliament. 
 
 LAUDER, ABRAHAM W., (Ross, Lauder 
 and Mulock), h 261 Jarvis. 
 
 Lauder, Andreyv, brnssfinisher, bds 75 Ber- 
 keley. 
 
 Lauder, John, tailor, li 454 Louisa. 
 
 Lauder John, drug clerk, h 79 Jlagill. 
 
 Lauder, Mrs. Mary, (wid Robert), h 75 Ber- 
 keley. 
 
 Lauder, Robert, book-keeper Patton k Co, 
 hllO Richmond e. 
 
 Laughlen, James, medical student, h 75 
 Hayter. 
 
 LAURENT, REV. J. M., pnstor St. Pat- 
 rick's R. C. Church, h 148 Dunimer. 
 
 LAVELLE, REV. JOHN R., (Unitarian), 
 h 53 Alexandtr. 
 
 Laverty, James, G., baker, h 51 Berkeley. 
 
 Lavin, John, painter at 183 King e. 
 
 Lavin, Tltomas, grocer, 89 Nelson, h some. 
 
 Lavin, Patrick, driver, h 27 South Park. 
 
 Lavoix, N., shoemaker, bds cor Wellington 
 and Scott. 
 
 Law, Alfred, baker, bds 282 Yonge. 
 
 Law, Frederick, salesman, li r Trinity 
 Square. 
 
 Law, James, prop Law's Hotel, h 78 Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Law, Jiimes, h 200 Spadina Ave. 
 
 Law, John, laborer, h 93 Boulton. 
 
 Law, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 118 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Law, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Patrick), h 87 
 Robert. 
 
 Law, Theodore V., student, bds cor Terauley 
 
 and Queen. 
 Law, Wm., laborer, h 185 Berkeley. 
 LAWLOR MICHAEL, M. D., coroner, h 
 
 187 Richmond w. 
 Lawlor, Patrick, teamster, Victoria Brewery, 
 
 h Magill. 
 Lawlor, Thomas, laborer, h r 204 St. Joseph. 
 Lawrence, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Francis), h 
 
 60 Denison Ave. 
 Lawrence, Mrs. Elizabeth, h 246 Church. 
 Lawrence, Miss Fanny, Asst. Phoebe street 
 
 school, h Denison Ave. 
 Lawrence George, conductor N.R.C., h 26 
 
 Lumley. 
 LAWRENCE, J. W., grocer, 360 Yonge, h 
 
 same, 
 ^wrence, John, laborer, h 74 Sumach, 
 mwrence, Richard, saloon -keener, h 347 
 
 Queen w. 
 Lawrence Samuel, conductor N.R.C., h 26 
 
 Lumley. 
 Lawrence, Stephen, gardener, h s s Rox- 
 burgh, Yorkville. 
 Lawrence, James, gardener, bds w of Public 
 
 School, Yorkville. 
 Lawrence, Vv'm., gardener, h w of Public 
 
 School, Yorkville. 
 Lawrence, Wm., clerk 5 Ontario Hall, h 
 
 McMahon cor Winchester. 
 Lawrence, Wm., carpenter, h 163 University. 
 Laurens, Miss Annie, seamstress, bds Hayt*r. 
 Lawrie, Alexander, salesman 97 King e, h 
 
 108 Mutual. 
 LAM'SON, EDWARD, (E. Lawson k Sons), 
 
 h 25 Duke. 
 Lawson, Mrs. Ella, tailoress, h r 19 Agnes. 
 LAWSON, E. & SONS, (E. Lawson, Wm. 
 
 and J. G. Lawson), wholesale and retail 
 
 grocers, and manufacturers of biscuits and 
 
 confectionery, 93 King e. 
 Lawson & Hargrave, (John Lawson and Jno. 
 
 H. Hargrave), groceries and provisions, 
 
 170 King e. 
 Lawson, John, (Lawson & Hargiave), h 170 
 
 King e. 
 LAWSON, JOHN G., (E. Lawson & Sons), 
 
 bds 25 Duke. 
 LAWSON, MEREDITH k CO., (Robert 
 
 Lawson and Charles M.fedith), general 
 
 grpceri( s and provisions, 242 Yonge. 
 LAWSON, ROBERT, (Lawson, Meredith & 
 
 Co.), h 41 Trinity Square. 
 Lawson, T. F., student at law Ross, Lauder 
 
 k Mulock, bds 180 Adelaide. 
 LAWSON, WM., (K Lawson k Sons), h 31 
 
 Seatou. 
 Lay, Richard, clerk, h 73 Gerrard. 
 Latham, Joseph, laborer 1 Trinity, h 
 
 Palace. 
 Layton, Mrs. Emma, (wid Thomas), h 14 
 
 Emma. 
 LEACH, HUGH, asst cashier Bank of To- 
 ronto, h 60 Cruickshank. 
 
^2ffiliS 
 
 .'f C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 r .:} 
 
 LEAVER, TEE, James Beaty, prop, daily, 
 
 we«kly and evening, 63 King e. (Seeadvt.) 
 LEADLAV, EDWARD, hides, skins, grain, 
 
 and general merchant, 89 Front and 642 
 
 Queen w, h 612 Queen w. 
 Leadlay, Oeoige, wool merchant, h IS 
 
 Sumach. 
 Leadlay, Henry, h 10 Esther. 
 Leak, Wm., (W. Leak k Co.), bds Sher- 
 
 bournc. 
 Leak, W. k Co., (Wm. Leak and S. S. 
 
 Mutton), wharfingers and warehousemen. 
 
 Leak's Wharf. 
 Leake, Joseph, feeder Olobt, h 117 Queen e. 
 Leak's Wharf, Esplanade, opp liay market. 
 Leaman, John, carpenter, h 89 Lumley. 
 Leaman, John C, brakeman G. T. R„ h r 
 
 11 McMahon. ^ 
 
 Learmonth, John, salesman Gordon and 
 
 Mackay, bds American Hotel. 
 Leary, Denis, laborer, h 134 Richmond w. 
 Leary, Mrs. E., h 221 King e. 
 Leary, Patrick, laborer, h 18 Regent. 
 Leary, Patrick, laborer, h Pine nr Queen. 
 Leary, Philip, laborer, h 34 Parliament. 
 Leask. A. R., (Bland k Leask), bds 220 
 
 Yonge. 
 Lcatch, J, M., clerk Bryce, McMurrioh & 
 
 Co., h George nr cor Duchess. 
 Leatch, Robert, porter Customs, h75 George. 
 Leather, George, laborer, h 44 Duchess. 
 Leckie, James, porter, h 15 Hagerman. 
 LECKIE, JOHN, importer of gilling threads, 
 
 seine twines and carpet warps, &c., 35 
 
 Colborne, h same. 
 Leckie, Robert, salesman, bds 35 Colborne. 
 Ledanr, Alex., shoemaker, h 20G Palace. 
 Ledyard, £. T., h 9 Isabella. 
 LEDYARD, HENRY, secretary Wellington 
 
 Gold Mining Company, h 44 Garrard c. 
 LEDYARD, THOMAS D., barrister 74 
 
 Yonge, h 44 Gerrard e. 
 Lee, AJex. U., clerk James Campbell, h 57 
 
 Parliament. 
 Lee, Arthrr B. , (Rice Lewis & Son), h 70 Shuter. 
 Lee, Christopher, W., clerk Rice Lewis k 
 
 Son, h 61 Parliament. 
 Lee, Christopher C, h 230 Sayer. 
 Lee, J. F. , fresco painter, bds 39 Alice. 
 Lee, J. R., manager R. Liind, M.D., bds 
 
 145 Queen w. 
 Lee, James, clerk, h McMahon w s nr 
 
 Sydenham. 
 Lee, James, constable, h w s McMahon lane. 
 Lee, James, book-keeper, h Seaton lane nr 
 
 McMahon. 
 Lee, James, book-keeper 33 Church. 
 Lee, James, laborer, h 45 McMahon. 
 Lee, John, shoemaker, h 62 Louisa. 
 Lee^ Joseph, druggist, h 145 Qiieeu w. 
 Lee, Mrs. Maria, (Wid Joseph), h 213 Par- 
 liament. 
 Lee, Mrs. Mary, (wid James), h 333 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 
 Lee, Philip T., clerk 156 Yonge, bds 145 
 Queen w. 
 
 Lee, Patrick, classical and mathematical 
 academy, 29 Frederick, h same. 
 
 LEE, REV. JOHN R., assistant St. Paul's 
 Roman Catholic Church, h e s Power. 
 
 Lee, Mrs. Rosanna, (wid), h 60 Bishop. 
 
 Lee, Samuel, book-keeper Toronto Leader 
 office, h 145 Queen w. 
 
 LEE, THOMAS H., (J. O. Joseph k Co.), 
 h 197 Jarvis cor Cruickshank. 
 
 Lee, Vernon, commission and provision 
 merchant, ii r 135 Brock. 
 
 LEE, WALTER S., secretary Western Can- 
 ada Permanent Building and Savings So- 
 ciety, 70 Church, h 180 Mutual. 
 
 Lee, Wm. A., builder, h 512 Queen w. 
 
 Lee, Wm., shipping clerk A. & C. Ex. Co., 
 h Duke, 
 
 Lee, Wra., house painter, 145 Queen w, h 
 same. 
 
 Leech, Edmund, carpenter, h e s Regent bet 
 James and Beech. 
 
 Leech, Francis, painter, h 100 Sayer. 
 
 LEEDS ARMS HOTEL, Edward Dowson 
 prop. , cor Queen and Victoi ia. 
 
 licefe, Charles, salesman, bds 97 Elizabeth. 
 
 Leeman, John, carpenter 1 Trinity, h 68 
 Vanauley. 
 
 Leeming, John, machinist, h 68 Vanauley. 
 
 Lees, Mrs. ilargaret, lodging-house 43 Stan- 
 ley. 
 
 Lees, Mrs. 3. G., (wid Samuel), h 27 Sher- 
 bourne. 
 
 Lees, K. B., carpenter, 35 & 37 Adelaide e, 
 h 147 Victoria. 
 
 Lees, Robert, carpenter, h 6 Victoria, 
 
 Legg, Peter, moulder, h r 56 Agnes. 
 
 Legge, Mrs. Hannah, h 32 Shuter. 
 
 Legge, John, accountant City Bank of Mon- 
 treal, h 479 Parliament. 
 
 Legier, Christopher, laborer, h 76 Albert 
 
 Lehman, John, carpenter 1 Trinity, bds 278 
 King e. 
 
 Leiger, John, laborer, h 12 Terauley. 
 
 LEIGH, EDMUND G., (Hurd, Leigh & Co.), 
 h 93 Berkeley. 
 
 Leigh, Walter, laborer, h r (jueen w, nr 
 Brock. 
 
 Leitch, John, carpenter, h r 72 Stanley. 
 
 LEITH, ALEX.. (Leith k Kennedy), h 41 
 Melinda. 
 
 LEITH k KENNEDY, (Alex. Leith, 'Thos. 
 S. Kennedy), barristers, office 41 Melindia. 
 
 Leith, Robert, police sergeant, h 134 Cen- 
 tre. 
 
 Leitrim, Robert, laborer, h 87 Parliament. 
 
 Lemon, Wm., bds 46 Walton. 
 
 Lemon, Wm., gardener P. N. School, h 105 
 Caroline. 
 
 Lemon, Edward, oattle dealer, h e Dundas 
 opp Foxley. 
 
 Le'Montagne, Charles, shoemaker, h 81 
 Pine e. 
 
TOftONTO 'Cliv MittEdTOftY. 
 
 clerk 166 Yonge, bds 145 f "~~ 
 
 usical and mathematical 
 ederick, h aame. 
 S^ R., assistant 8t. Paul's 
 ! Church, h e 8 Power, 
 a, (wid), h 60 Bishop. 
 >k-keeper Toronto Leader 
 lean w. 
 
 a., (J. O. Joseph k Co.), 
 • Cruickshank. 
 )mmission and provision 
 35 Brock. 
 
 J., secretary Western Can- 
 Building and Savings So- 
 h, h 180 Mutual. 
 Ider, h 512 Queen w. 
 iig clerk A. & C. Ex. Co., 
 
 painter, 145 Queen w, h 
 
 •arpenter, h e s Regent bet 
 
 ;h. 
 
 linter, h 100 Sayer. 
 
 HOTEL, Edward Dowson 
 
 1 and Victoiia. 
 
 esman. bds 97 Elizabeth. 
 
 nrpenter 1 Trinity, h 68 
 
 lachinist, h 68 VanaUley. 
 •et, lodging-house 43 Stan- 
 
 (wid Samuel), h 27 Sher- 
 
 mter, 35 k 37 Adelaide e, 
 
 lenter, h 6 Victoria. 
 
 Ider, h r 56 Agnes. 
 
 lah, h 32 Shuter. 
 
 untant City Bank of Mon- 
 
 liament. 
 
 'r, laborer, h 76 Albert 
 
 rpenter 1 Trinity, bds 278 
 
 rer, h 12 Terauley. 
 DG., (Kurd, Leigh i Co.), 
 
 »borer, h r (jueen w, nr 
 
 enter, h r 72 Stanley. 
 ;Leith k Kennedy),' h 41 
 
 EDY, (Alex. Leith, Thos. 
 Tisters, office 41 Melindia. 
 lice sergeant, h 134 Oen- 
 
 borer, h 87 Parliament. 
 
 46 Walton. 
 
 lener P. N. School, h 105 
 
 ittle dealer, h e Dundu 
 
 irlea, shoemakar, h 81 
 
 Lendreville, Joseph, cooper 438 Queen w, h 
 
 Queen cor Bathurat. 
 LENHARDT, GEORGE, spring mattress 
 
 manufacturer 101 Adelaide w, h same. 
 LENNON, FELIX, mariner, h 636 Queen w. 
 Lennon, George, shoemaker, h 76 McMahon. 
 Lcnnon, James, laborer, r 74 Stanley. 
 Lennox, Mrs. Amelia, (wid James), h 166 
 
 Mutual. 
 Lennox, Mrs. Ann, (widow), h Cruickshank 
 
 Lane. 
 Lennox, David, baker, h 17 Givens. 
 Lennox, David, baker. Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 same. 
 Lennox, Edward, grocer, h cor Cliurch and 
 
 Magill. 
 Lennox, Henry, groceries and provisions 436 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Lennox, John, carter, h 88 Elizabeth. 
 Lennox, Robert, laborer, h 202 St. Joseph.. 
 Lennox, Wni. , clerk 59 King e, h 63 McMahon. 
 Lenny, G. W., clerk, bds Metropolitan 
 
 Hotel. 
 Lenny, Mrs., boarding-house, 121 Simcoe. 
 Lenny, Mrs. Georgina, boarding-house, 160 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Leonard, Henry, cutter 7 Wellington e. 
 Leonard, H., shoemaker, h 63 Agnes. 
 Leonard, JamcH, cabinet-maker, h 46 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Leonard, Mrs. Jane, (wid John), second hand 
 
 clothes dealer, h 79 Elizabeth. 
 Leonard, Michael, huxter, h 38 Duchess. 
 Leonard, Thomas, carpenter, W. Burke. 
 Leonard, Wm. laborer, h 6 Ramsey's lane. 
 Leonard, Wm., cutter 7 Wellington e, bds 
 
 40 Louisa. 
 LbPAN, HENkY, (Hornibrook k LePan), 
 
 bds 114 Mutual 
 LePan, Louis A., discount clerk Canadian 
 
 Bank of Commerce, bds same. 
 Lepper, Arthur, h 86 Winchester. 
 Lepper, Mrs. Elizabeth . h 46 Amelia. 
 Lenper, Mrs. Jane, (wid) h 44 Amelia. 
 LeRay. Wm., tailor 7 Kinge, h 41 Edward. 
 Leroux, John, employe N, R. C, h 126 Van- 
 
 •uley. 
 LESLIE, ALEX., boots, shoes and trunk 
 
 manufacturer and dealer, 81 King e, h 
 
 iame. 
 Leslie, Alex., varnLsher, bds 1 1 Terauley. 
 Leslie, George H., chemist and druggist, cor 
 
 Blooi, h Bloor nr Yonge, YorkviUe. 
 LESLIE, JAMES, boots and shoes 113 King 
 
 w, h same. 
 Lealie, James, melodeon finisher, h 45 Ter- 
 auley. 
 Leslie, John, commercial traveller J. Q. 
 
 Joseph Jt Co., h 31 Carlton, 
 Leslie. John, carpenter,, bds 167 Saver. 
 LESLIE, JOSEPH, P.M., Toronto Post 
 
 Office, h 4 Mun^y,.Caer UowelL 
 Leslie, Robert, builder, h 4l Richmond e. 
 Leslie, Wm., vamisher, bds 11 T^niuley. 
 
 Lessard, Irene, brushmaker, h '^2 Jamea e. 
 L'Estage, Wm. J., commission merchant k 
 
 broker, 16 York Chambers, Court, res 38 
 
 Czar, Vorkville. 
 Lister, George, Asst. coppersmith G.T.R., h 
 
 Queen nr Tecumseth. 
 Lester, James, teamster, e s Borde:., bet 
 
 Vankoughnet and Butler. 
 Lester, James, gardener, h 527 Queen w. 
 Lester, Peter, cleaner N.R.C. 
 Lester, Robert, engine driver, G.T.R., h 838 
 
 Little Richmond. 
 Lestove, John, carpenter, h r 49 Queen w. 
 Leter, Stewart, laborer, h 97 Richmond w. 
 Levack, Eric, cabinet-maker, h 162 Bathurat 
 Lc Yallee, Samuel H., book-keeper, h 139 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Leveque, I. M., shoemaker, h 29 Ontario e. 
 Levett. Henry, machinist, h 28 Osgoode. 
 LEVEY, CHARLES k CO., machinery 
 
 agency, 32, 40, 44 Colbome, h Yonge, 
 
 cor Gloucester, 
 Levey, J ihn, machinist, h 32 Colbome. 
 Levey, H., (Meyers & Levey), h 233 King e. 
 Lewis, Alex, shirt manufacturer, 141 York, 
 
 h same. 
 Lewis, — , laborer, h r 61 Queen w. 
 Lewis, A., whitewasher, h 65 Elm w. 
 Lewis, David, laborer, h 75 Caroline. 
 liBwls, George, grocery, 175i York, h same. 
 LEWIS, GEORGE W., (Rice Lewis k Son), 
 
 h 164 Jarvir. 
 Lewis, Henry, ice merchant, h 3.53 King e. 
 Lewis, Henry, whitesmith and bellhanger, 
 • h 3 Walton. 
 Lewis, Isaac T., manager Kerry, Crathem lc 
 
 Co., h 229 Carlton. 
 Lewis, Jane, dressmaker, h 19 Bloor. 
 Lewis, John, shoemaker, h 68 Elizabeth. 
 Lewis, John, book-keeper, h 62 Wood. 
 Lewis, John D., (J. D. Lewis 4 Co.), bds 
 
 Commercial Hotel. 
 LEWIS, J. D. k CO., (John D. Lewis & 
 
 Robt P. Thomas), tobacco manufacturers, 
 
 64 Nelson e. 
 Lewis, Joseph, barber, 384 Queen w, h sam^. 
 Lewis, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Daniel), h 50 
 
 Terauley. 
 Lewis, Mrs. Helen, h 265 Richmond w. 
 Lewis, Isaac T., druggist, 41 Yonge, h 229 
 
 Carlton. 
 Lewis, Mrs. Louisa, (wid Dan.), h 194 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 LEWIS, RICE, aUce, Lewis & Son), h 1«C 
 
 Jarvis. 
 LEWIS, RICE k SON, (Rice Lewis, Georm* 
 
 W. Lewis, Arthur R. Lee and John Lejra), 
 
 general hardware and iron m^erchaiits, 
 . King cor Toronto. 
 LEWIS, RICHABD, secretary and Ubwinan 
 
 Mechanics' Institute, h 560 Yonge. 
 Lewis, Robert, hutcher W. Awde, 458 
 
 Queeh w. , 
 
 Lewis, Samuel, whitewashar, h 17^ York. 
 
268 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO.'s 
 
 
 m i 
 
 Lewis, Thomas, agent, h 25 Spadina Ave. 
 Lewis, Wm., salesman Angus Dallas, bds 
 
 Yonge opp Glouopster. 
 Lewis, Wm., carpenter, h 19 Bloor.* 
 Lewis, Wm., salesman, bds 560 Yonge. 
 LEYS, JOHN, (Rice Lewis k Son), h 98 
 
 Pill opp 
 
 LEYS, JOHN, (Leys, Me Murrich & Robert- 
 son), h 263 Jarvis. 
 
 LEYS, McMURRICH ft ROBERTSON, 
 (John Leys, W. B. McMurrich and J. E. 
 Robertson), barristers, City Buildings. 
 
 Libby, Isaac, blacksmith Wm. Briscoe, h 
 129 Queen w. 
 
 Libbv, R., striker G. T. R. 
 
 LICfiNSE INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, East 
 JIarket. 
 
 LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIA- 
 TION, office St. Lawrence Hall Bigs. 
 
 LiddcU, George W., travelling agent Brad- 
 street & Sous improved merciiutile agency, 
 h 323 Jarvis. 
 
 Liddell, John M., photographer E. J. 
 Palmer, bds 370 Yonge cor (ierrard. 
 
 Liddell, R., engineman G. T. li, Ws Peter 
 nr Richmond. 
 
 Lidden, James, laborer, h East. 
 
 Lidgate, Alexander, boot-cutter, h 36 Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, R. 
 N. Gooch, agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 
 LIKENS, JAMES, prop Clyde Hotel, 158 
 King e. 
 
 Likens, John W., bds Clyde Hotel. 
 
 Likes, Wm., carpenter, li 101 Striichan. 
 
 Likins, Wm., student, bds 142 Elizabeth. 
 
 Lillie, Frederick W. , grocer and provision 
 merchant, 74 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Lillie, George W., book-keeper 137 King e, 
 h 8 Magill. 
 
 Lillie, JamesC, law student, bds 70 Carlton. 
 
 Lillie, John, clerk 25 King e, bds 17 Sayer. 
 
 LILLIE, REV. DR. ADAM, Congrega- 
 tional, li 70 Carlton. 
 
 Lilly, John C, accountant Colonial Securi- 
 ties Co., h 16 Alexander. 
 
 Limmer, Lionel, h r 40 Denison Ave. 
 
 Limmer, Wm., caretaker, h 40 Denison Ave. 
 
 Limpert, Adam, carpenter, h llSBoulton. 
 
 Linall, John, tailor, h r 20 Terauley. 
 
 Lincoln, James, switchman G. T. R., h r 
 144 Centre. 
 
 Lindley, Samuel, laborer, li 9 Cheny. 
 
 Lindsay, Alfred, student at law Jones Bros., 
 bds Romain Bigs. 
 
 LINDSAY, CHARLES, Registrar City of 
 Toronto, h 171 Church. 
 
 Lindsay, Mrs. Esther J., (wid David), tailor- 
 ess, h 75 Elizabeth. 
 
 LINDSAY. G. E., clerk Crown Unds 
 Department, Parliament Bigs, bds cor 
 Cruickshank and Church. 
 
 Lindsay, George M., stone-mason, h 574 
 Terauley. 
 
 provision 
 e, h 61 
 
 Lindsay, Henir, grocer and 
 merchant 56 King w, h same. 
 Lindsay, Wm. H., clerk 69 King 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Linehan, Dennis, laborer, h r 10 Kerr lane. 
 LINTON, JOHN D., wooilenware and fancy 
 
 goods 23 King w, h same. 
 Linton, R. B., com trav Angus Dallas, bds 
 
 5 Magill. 
 Linton, Wm., express messenger, bds Ame- 
 rican Hotel. 
 Lisett, Mrs., h 140 Victoria. 
 Lister, David, machinist, h 321 Adelaide w. 
 Lister, J., fitter G. T. R. 
 Liston, James, confectioner 19 Adelaide e, 
 
 h same. 
 Liston, Wm., groceries and provisions 317 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Lithgow, John, engine-driver G. T. R., h 
 
 4324 Queen w. 
 Litster, Mrs. Agnes, h 61 Mutual. 
 Little, Andrew, carter and provision dealer, 
 cor Portland and Little Rii'hmond, h same, 
 Little, Andrew, fireman G. T. R.,bd8 Som- 
 
 merville's tavern. 
 Little, David, student, bds 228 Church. 
 Little, George, groom and stableman, h 99 
 
 Terauley. 
 Little, James, baggnge-mnster N. R. C, h 
 
 138 Richmond w. 
 Little, John, pensioner, h 105 St. Patrick. 
 Little, John, fruit depot Yonge st. wharf. 
 Little, John, messenger Parliament Bigs, 
 
 bds 246 Adelaide w. 
 Little, John, plasterer, h 192 Elizabeth. 
 Little, Mrs. Margaret, seajnstress, h 94 
 
 Richmond c. 
 Little, Samuel, plumber G. Harding, 
 
 Sumach. 
 Little, Samuel, laborer, h 1 McMahon. 
 Little, William, mercantile agency, h 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Little, AVm., shoemaker, bds 64 Centre. 
 Little, Wm., carter, h 130 Brock. 
 Littlejohn, D., laborer G.T.R. 
 Liverpool and London and G'obe Insurance 
 Company and Briton Medical and General 
 Life Association, James Eraser agent, 5 
 King w. 
 Livingston, James,' spinner, bds 320 Queen e. 
 Livingston, John, barrister, h 157 Lumley. 
 LIVINGSTON, JOHNSTON & CO., (L. M. 
 Livingston, W. B. Johnston), wholesale 
 clothing, 51 Yonge. 
 LIVINGSTON, L. M.. (Livingston, John- 
 
 ston & Co.), h 49 Isabella. 
 Livingston, Daniel, bricklayer, h 116 Dum- 
 
 mer. 
 Livingston, James, laborer, h 199 Bishop. 
 Lloyd, Arthur, shoemaker, bds 15 Sayer. 
 Lloyd, Benjamin, prop Cambrian Hotel, 2 
 
 Bathurat. 
 Lloyd, Mrs. Bridget, (wid Thomas), h 94 
 Beech. 
 
 h 7 
 
 323 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 269 
 
 fiiwer and proviiion 
 g w, h same, 
 clerk 69 King e, h 61 
 
 aborer, li r 10 Kerr lane. 
 )., wooden ware and fancy 
 , li sanip. 
 tiuv Angus Dalian, bds 
 
 !ss messenger, bds Ame- 
 
 Victoria. 
 
 linist, h 321 Adelaide w 
 
 T. R. 
 
 ifectioner 19 Adelaide e, 
 
 pries and provisions 317 
 
 gine-driver G. T. R., h 
 
 , li 51 Mutual, 
 ter and provision dealer. 
 Little Richmond, h same, 
 man G. T. R.,bd8 Som- 
 
 nt, bds 228 Cluirch. 
 m and stableman, h 99 
 
 nge-mnster N. R. C, h 
 
 uer, h 105 St. Patrick. 
 
 epot Yonge st. wharf. 
 
 enger Parliament Bigs, 
 
 w. 
 
 rer, h 192 Elizabeth. 
 
 iret, seamstress, h 94 
 
 niber G. Harding, h 7 
 
 rer, h 1 McMahon. 
 ;rcantile agency, li 323 
 
 aker, bds 64 Centre, 
 h 130 Brock. 
 perG.T.R. 
 
 on and G'obe Insurance 
 ton Medical and General 
 James Fi-aser agent, 5 
 
 pinnor, bds 320 Queen e. 
 arrister, h 157 Lumley. 
 INSTON & CO., (L. M. 
 \ Johnston), wholesale 
 e. 
 
 M., (Livingston, John- 
 Isabella, 
 bricklayer, h 116 Dum- 
 
 aborer, h 199 Bishop, 
 uaker, bds 15 Sayer. 
 •op Cambrian Hotel, 2 
 
 t, (wid Thomas), h 94 
 
 LLOYD, REV. HOYES, editor Canadian 
 
 Baptiat,, )M>ok room 11 King w, h 393 
 
 Jaivis. 
 Lloyd, Samuel, servant, bds 9' Caroline. 
 Lloyd, Thomas, upholsterer, ods 336 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Loader, Francis, confectioner 191 King e, h 
 
 same. 
 Loader, Henry, porter R. W. I^aird, h ^ an- 
 
 auley. 
 Loane, Edward, laborer, h 31 Centre. 
 LOANE, SAMUEL, hotel prop. 162 King 
 
 w, h same. 
 Loane, Wm., boot and shoe maker, 171 
 
 King w, h 86 River. 
 Loardun, Cornelius, policeman, h 24 Dum- 
 
 mer. 
 Lobb, Francis, clerk, h 100 Church. 
 Locke, Francis, grocer, 106 King w, lisame. 
 Locke, John, grocer, Davenport road, nr 
 
 Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Lockington, Thomas, cabinet-maker, 364 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Lookman, Christopher, machinist, h 74 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Loefier, John, tailor, h 41 Hayden. 
 Loeman, James, wheat market, h n s Gerrard 
 
 bet Seaton and Slierbourne. 
 Loeman, Thomas, clerk 8 & 10 King e, h 
 
 Gerrard nr Seaton. 
 Loft, Mrs., h 151 Duchess. 
 Logan, Gilbert, driver G. T. R., h 19 Va- 
 
 nauley. 
 Logan, Mrs. Isabella, (wid Wm.), h 111 
 
 Queen e. 
 Logan, James, stove-fittei\ bds Queen e. 
 Logan, Wni., clerk and .salesman Henderson 
 
 & Bostwick. 
 LONDON CENTRAL AGENCY, of Eng- 
 land, Scott & Walmsley, agents. 
 London Printing and Publisfiiiig Company, 
 
 agency r 30 King e. 
 Lonergnn. Michael, laborer, h* 375 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Long, Geirge, pensioner, h 39 Douro. 
 Long, Jau.es, lal'orcrllollingMills, h Powell. 
 Long, Josej)h C. , ornamental jjainter. Gates 
 
 k Co., h 9 Louisa. 
 Long, John, laborer, h 40 Duchess. 
 Long, John, laborer, h 7 Hugerman. 
 Long, Joseph, artist, h 9 Louisa. 
 Long, Joshua, h bet Yonge and (Jwynnc, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Long, T., asst. fitter G. T. R. 
 Long, Thos., laborer, h 10 South Park. 
 Long, Wm., salesman 33 to 37 King v. 
 Long, Wm., clerk, h 319 Church. 
 Long, Wm,, juu., brakeman G. T. R., h66 
 
 River. 
 Long, Wm., sen., shoemaker, h 68 River. 
 Longbottom, Thomas, gardener, h s s Bloor 
 
 bet College and Spadiua Ave. 
 Lord, Frank R., boak-keeper A. R. McMas- 
 
 ter k 13ra., li Vi' s Triiiitj' iitiua;x'. 
 
 Lord, John, carpenter, h 15 Edward. 
 Lord, Joseph, tailor, h 108 Victoria, 
 LORD NELSON HOTEL, Patrick Buma, 
 
 prop, cor Queen w and John. 
 LORKTTO ABBEY, Front w. 
 LORETTO CONVENT, Don. 
 Lorinie% Alex;, Librarian University, h SS' 
 
 Alexander. 
 Lorsch, David, second-hand clothing, h 12 
 
 Queen w. 
 Lorse, Mrs. Jane, boarding-house, 92 Bay. 
 Lothen, Andrew, tailor, h 80 Richmond w. 
 Loucks, W., l)oat-builder H. Aykroyd, bds 
 
 20 Adelaide e. 
 Louden. Edwnrd, engineer pressroom Olohe, 
 
 h 64 Victoria. 
 Loudon, J., M.A., Dean of Residents, Uni- 
 
 veraity College. 
 Louden, Thomas, salesman A. R. McMaster 
 
 & Bro., bds Toronto University. 
 Louden, Wm., clerk P. 0., h 20 Rithmond 
 
 east. 
 Loughead, James, pressman Leader, h 66 
 
 Centre. 
 Loiighead, John, printer, h 11 Agnes. 
 Loughead, Robert, laborer, h 87 Pine e. 
 Loughead, Robert, lamplighter, h 93 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Loughead, Mrs. Sarah, (wid Timothy), h 86 
 
 Centre. 
 Loughead, Tiniothj-, lamplighter, h 93 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Loughead, Wm., carpenter, h fil Snyer. 
 Loughman, Cliurles, laborer, h 57 Victoria. 
 Loughram, Krani, cutter 7 Wellington e. 
 Louney, John, laborer, h 503 King w nr 
 
 Bathurst. 
 Louney, Wm., messenger Dun, Wiman 
 
 & Co., h 563 King w. 
 Louson, W. J. T., iud Teller Bank of Mon. 
 
 treal, bds 73 15ay. 
 Love, Mrs. W. L., grocer, h 414 Queen w. 
 LOVE, N. C!., apothecary k dniggist, h 129- 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Love, Robert, boiler maker, li 329 Little- 
 Richmond. 
 Love, Robert C, clerk 44 King e, h 7 Carl- 
 ton. 
 Love, Wm. L., brakeniav. G.T.R., h 414 
 
 Queen w. 
 Lovekin, George S., junior clerk Ontario* 
 
 Bank, h 45 Richmond e. 
 Lovell, George, printer, h 65 Seaton. 
 Lovell, Janus S., clerk Blake, Kerr & Wells, 
 
 h 86 Ridiinond w. 
 Lovell, Mrs. Ann, (wid James), h 86 Rich' 
 
 mond w. 
 Lovelock, Wm., laborer, h 73 Peter. 
 Lovett, Jeseph, tailor, h 15 Sydenham. 
 Lovcys, George, lumber merchant, hl6 Tem- 
 perance. 
 Loveys, Samuel, boat builder. Esplanade 
 
 foot of Chun-h, h 107 Caroline. 
 Lu'.v, Hcuiy, luLuicr, li ^u O^duid. 
 
po 
 
 C. E. AJ^PEI^^ON & CO.S 
 
 1 1 : 
 
 i ^:l ! 
 
 
 Low, John, CTocer 300 Yonge, h same. 
 Low, John, laborer, h 93 Boultoii. 
 Low, Mn. Mary, (wid), h 19 Oherry. 
 Lowdun, Edward, engineer Olobe, h 84 
 
 Victoria. 
 Lowe, Frank, salesman Henderson k Bost* 
 
 wick. 
 Lowe, John, machinist N. R.C., h 8f Douro. 
 Lowe, John, book-keeper, bds Brock. 
 Lowe, Mrs. Jane C, boarding house 92 
 
 Bay. 
 Lowe, Joshua, enn-aver, h 391 Church. 
 Lowe, Richard, laborer, h 62 James e. 
 Lowe, Wm. O. H., salesman, bds 63 Queen e. 
 Lowe, Wm. H., shoe-cutter Robinson & 
 
 Pearson, bds Temperance n s nr Yonge. 
 Lowery, Thomas, porter American Hotel, 
 
 bds same. 
 Lownsbrough, Thomas, clerk 30 King e, h 
 
 93 Queen w. 
 Lownsbrough, AVm., shoemaker 93 Queen, 
 
 h name. 
 Lowry, Randolnh, laborer, h 421 Adelaide w. 
 Lozo, Alex., (f orrest & Lozo), res Belleville, 
 
 Ont. 
 Lubar, George, musician, h 112 Duke. 
 Luca.s, Charles, shoemaker, bds 88 Bay. 
 TirCAS, GEORGE D., sign writer and 
 
 house painter 43 Queen w, h same. 
 Lucas, J., fireman O. T. R., bds Front nr 
 
 John. 
 Lucas, James, fireman, bds 336 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 Lucas, Paton, blacksmith, h 209 Centre. 
 Lucas, Wm., cellarman Don Brewery, h 29 
 
 River. 
 Lucett, David, pop-maker, h 75 Caroline. 
 Ludlow, E/ra, h 281 King w. 
 Luff, Joseph, laborer, h 114 Strachan. 
 Lugsdin, Charles, with Lyman, Elliot & 
 
 Co., bds cor Duchess & Nelson. 
 Lugsdin, Charles, clerk mercantile agency, 
 
 bus 2 Ductless. 
 Lugsdin, George, fireman 142 Yonge, h 56 
 
 Agnes. 
 LUGSDIN, J. & J., (James Lugsdin k 
 
 John Lugsdiu), hatters and furriers 101 
 
 Yonge. 
 LUGSDIN, JAMES, (J. & J. Lugsdin), h 
 
 2 Ducht s. 
 LUGSDIN, JOHN, (J. k J. Lugsdin), bds 
 
 2 Duchess. 
 Lugsdin, Joseph, clerk Dun, Wimau k Co., 
 
 h 1 Duchess. 
 Lugsdin, Wm. , clerk James Eeswick, h w s 
 
 Berkeley nr Sydenham. 
 Lugsdon, Wm., 'grocer, h 184 Berkeley. 
 LUMBERS. JAMES & THOMAS, groceries, 
 
 wines and liquors, 146 Queen e. 
 LUMBERS, James, (J. k T. Lumbers), h 46 
 
 Amelia. 
 Lumbers, James, (Wakins k Lumbers), 1\ 
 
 48 Amelia. 
 Lumbers, Wm., clerk, bda 64 Amelia. 
 
 Lumbers,, Thpmu, ,(J< k T. Lttmbei|i^, h 84 
 AmJBlia. 
 
 Lnmbem, Wm., h 88 Amelia. 
 
 Lumsden, George, engineer Telegraph otRct, 
 
 Lumsden, J. IL, assistant foreman job room 
 Telegraph office. 
 
 Lumsden, James, machinist, groceries and 
 provisions, King e cor Pine, n sitme. 
 
 Lumsden, Mrs., (wid James), li 66 Ontario e. 
 
 Lumsden, Wm., printer Telegraph oifice. 
 
 LUND, RICHAllD, physician and surgeon, 
 chemist ami drusgist, 887 King e, ret 
 Bloomfteld, Ontario. 
 
 Limdy, Thomas, mariner, h 11 Duchess. 
 
 Lumess, Wm. , butcher bet Bloor and Jarvis, 
 h Sydenham, Yorkvlile. 
 
 Lnnney, James, tailor, h 38 Stanley. 
 
 Lusconibe, John, laborer, 72 Boulton. 
 
 Lusty, Jlrs., confectionery, h 229 Palace. 
 
 Lydard, John, laborer, b 170 Centre. 
 
 Lydon, J. C, employ 6' G. T. R, bds Gill's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Lye, Edword, organ-builder, h 90 Sayer. 
 
 LYING-IN HOSPITAL, Sheppard cor Rich- 
 mond, Mrs. Black, matron. 
 
 LYMAN, ELLIOT k CO., (Benjamin Ly- 
 man, Wm. Elliot & W. Elliot), cheriists 
 and druggists, retail department 165 King 
 e, oftice and sample rooms l;')? King e, 
 warehouses 8 1 and 83 Front, mills, Palace. 
 
 LYMAN, BEN.1AMIN, (Lyman, Elliot & 
 Co.), res Montreal. 
 
 Lyman, Mi's. Margaret, 
 Victoria. 
 
 LYMAN, WM., (Lyman 
 Rdssin House. 
 
 Lynch, Dennis, grocer, li 125 Pine e, cor 
 James. 
 
 Lynch, Denis, tailor, h 91 Caroline. 
 
 Lynch, Dennis, laborer, h 37 James e. 
 
 Lynch, G., clerk, bds 16 Front. 
 
 Lynch, James, cabman, h 37 James e. 
 
 Lynch, JefJery, clerk W. Higgiubotham k 
 Co., bds 16 Front. 
 
 Lynch, John, shoemaker J. R. Brow.i, h 80 
 Centre. 
 
 Lpich, Michael, laborer, bds 93 Stanley. 
 
 Lynch, Jlrs., h 11 Emily. 
 
 Lynch, Mrs., washerwoman, h 235 Hope. 
 
 Lynch, Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, ii 93 
 Stanley. 
 
 Lynch, Patrick, h 55 Cedar. 
 
 Lynch, Patrick, laborer, h Lumley ly: Rob- 
 inson. 
 
 Lynch, J., teamster W. Burke. 
 
 Lynch, T., laborer rolling mills, h Pine. 
 
 Lynch, Timothy, laborer, h 122 Pine w. 
 
 Lynch, Thomas, laborer, h 84 Victoria. 
 
 Lyne, Wm., secomJhand hardware, 88 Ade- 
 laide 0, h same. 
 
 LjTies, Wm., junior clerk Q. B. office, Oa- 
 gooJe Hall, bds 121 Simcoe. 
 
 Lynes, Wm., clerk Common Pleas office, 
 Osgoode Hall, bds 129 Church. 
 
 (widow), h 89 
 k ilucnab), bds 
 
TOROKTO. CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 271 
 
 {J.kT. Lutuboi;!^, h04 
 
 S8 Amelia. 
 
 engineer Telegraph office. 
 
 uistant foreman job room 
 
 machinist, groceries and 
 e cor Pino, n aime, 
 d James), li 66 Ontario e. 
 inter Telegraph office. 
 
 ^>liysicinn and surgeon, 
 ^glst, 387 King e, res 
 no. 
 
 iiiner, h 11 Duchess. 
 ;her bet Bloor and Jarvis, 
 rkvlile. 
 
 lor, h 38 Stanley, 
 borer, 72 Roulton. 
 tionery, h 229 Palace, 
 rer, h 170 Centre. 
 ^ytS G. T. R., bds GUI's 
 
 builder, h 90 Sayer. 
 PAL, Sheppard corRich- 
 c, matron. 
 
 k CO., (Benjamin Ly- 
 & W. Elliot). cheiTiists 
 ail department 1 65 King 
 iple rooms lo? Kinge, 
 1 83 Front, mills. Palace. 
 MIN, (Lyman, Elliot & 
 
 rgaret, (widow), h 89 
 
 -yman & Macnab), bds 
 
 icer, li 125 Pine e, cor 
 
 r, h 91 C!aroline. 
 
 )rer, h 37 James e. 
 
 Is 16 Front. 
 
 lan, h 37 James e. 
 
 k W. Higginbotham k 
 
 aker J. R, Brow.i, h 80 
 
 orer, bds 93 Stanley. 
 
 mily. 
 
 woman, h 235 Hope. 
 
 , washerwoman, n 93 
 
 i Cedar. 
 
 rer, h Lumley nr Rob- 
 
 VV. Burke. 
 Uing mills, h Pine, 
 orer, h 122 Pine w. 
 •rer. h 84 Victoria, 
 and hardware, 88 Ade- 
 
 clerk Q. B. office, Os- 
 1 Simcoe. 
 
 Common Pleas office, 
 129 Church. 
 
 
 Lynn, Alex., marble finisher, h 158 George. 
 Lynn, H. ^i variety store and salesman, 80 
 
 Cliuroh, h same. 
 Lynn, Thomas, laborer, h 87 McMahon. 
 LYON, JAMES F., (J. F. Lyon k Co.), h 
 
 68 Bond. 
 LYON, J. F., k CO., wholesale druggists, 
 
 62 Yonge. 
 Lyons, Mrs. Mary, (wid John), h 85 Louisa. 
 Lyon, Mra., seamstress, bds 74 Terauley. 
 LYON, "WM. A., photographer, 64 King e, 
 
 h 300 Church. 
 Lyon, Theodore, glass stainer, h 11 Sheppard. 
 Lyon, Wm. A., dramatiHt, h 34 Albert. 
 Lyons, — , employ^ Jacques k Hay, h 127 
 
 York. 
 Lyons, Fred., porter Bank of Montreal, h 
 
 Bunk of Montreal. 
 Lyons, John, h 616 Yonge. 
 
 Me 
 
 McAdam, John, laborer Rolling Mills, h s 
 Park. 
 
 McAdiim, Mrs. Isabella, nurse, h 274 South 
 Pari . 
 
 McAllaii, Robert, clerk, bds 45 Richmond e. 
 
 McAllister, James, laborer, h 21 Queen e, 
 
 McAlliHter, Robert A., salesman 33 to 87 
 King e, bds same. 
 
 McAllister, Samuel, teacher, h JIutual nr 
 Alexander. 
 
 McAndrew, Thomas, gardener, h 101 Beech. 
 
 McAndrtw, Wni. P., gardener, h 1 Avenue. 
 
 McArthur, John G., book-keeper 3 Welling- 
 ton e, h 76 Victoria. 
 
 McArthur, Mrs. C, (wid John), h 24Cai-lton. 
 
 McArthur, Neil, sailor, h 82 Victoria. 
 
 McAulay, Wm., salesman 103 King e, bds 
 Newbigging House. 
 
 McAuley, Adam, lioot and shoemaker M. 
 Curry, 268 King e, bds Richmond e. 
 
 McAuley, John, shoemaker, h 73 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 McAulitf, Daniel, laborer, h Elizabeth. 
 
 McAulitle, Peter, hatter, 65 King e. 
 
 McAvoy, James, laborer, h 63 Esther. 
 
 McAvoy, Wm., h 74 Agnes. 
 
 McBeitn, Alexander G., law student, 26 
 Adelaide e, bds 40 M;:Gill. 
 
 McBean, Charles K, law student 20 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 
 Mchean, Cyrus, confectioner, bds '6 Walton. 
 
 McBEAN, JAMES, builder, 85 W.lton. 
 
 McBEAN, JOHN, lumber mechmt, &c., 
 11 and 13 Adelaide w, h 229 Jarvis. 
 
 McBean, Wm., carpenter and joiner, bds 35 
 Walton. 
 
 McBcth, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Templey), h 
 27 Queen e. 
 
 McBcth, Robert, machinist Gates & Co., h 
 17 Agnes. 
 
 MeBeth, Thomas, machinist Gates & Co., h 
 ITO Berkeley. 
 
 McBcth, Robert, machinist, h r 16 Agnet. 
 McBride, — , laborer, bds 294 King e. 
 McBride kCo., (Frank McBride and James 
 
 ^mery), butchers, 644 Queen w. 
 McBride, Frank, (McBride k Co.), h Denni- 
 
 son ave. 
 McBride, John, expressman, bds 218 Terau- 
 ley. 
 McBride, John, laborer, h 83 Stanley. 
 McBride, James, banister, kc, 40 Adelaide 
 
 e, bds Queen's Hotel. 
 McBride, James, commercial traveller, bds 
 
 Black Horse Hotel. 
 McBride, Owen, laborer, h 54 Queen w. 
 McBride, Roliert, carter, h 218 Terauley. 
 McBride, R. H., book-keeper, bds 32 Bond. 
 McBride, Robert, expressman, h 232 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 McBRIDE, SAMUEL, coal and wood mer- 
 chant, office Adamson's wharf, h 135 
 Elizabeth. 
 McBride, Thomas, coachman, bds Clifton 
 
 House. 
 McBride, ^Vm., cabini t-maker J. k J. Tay- 
 lor, h 173 Berkeley. 
 McBride, Wm., student-at-law, h 18 James. 
 McBrien, James, constable G.T.K., h Centre. 
 McBrien, John, shoemaker, h 13Cliristopher 
 Mcbrien, Patrick, messenger Bunk of Mon- 
 treal. 
 McBrien, Patrick, laborer, h r 11 McMahon. 
 McBurnie, Mrs. Ann, (wid), h s s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 McBurney, Samuel, carpenter, h 166 Bay. 
 McCabe, Bernard, laborer, h 320 Queen w. 
 McCabe, Mrs. Bridget, (wid Michael), h 112 
 
 Nelson. 
 McCabe, John, paint grinder Lyman, Elliot 
 
 & Co., h 73 Palace. 
 McCabe, P., secondhand store, 41 Queen w, 
 
 h same. 
 McCabe, Patrick, servant, h 24 Magill. 
 McCabe, Terence, tavern-keeper, 225 Kinge. 
 McCafl'rey, Hugh, mochiiie tender N.R.C. 
 McCoflry, Charles, tax collector and high 
 
 bailitt, h 147 Berkeley. 
 McCaffrey, John, cabinet-maker, bds 40 
 
 Louisa. 
 McCaflrey, Miss Sarah, millinery and dress- 
 making 292 Queen w, h same. 
 McCalfry, Henry, car builder h Poi-tland, 
 
 bet Little Richmond k Queen. 
 McCaffry, James, salesman, 139 King e, h 
 
 147 Berkeley. 
 McCAFFRY, JOHN, prop '• Lake View 
 
 Hiaa« Parliament cor Winchester. 
 McCall, D., traveller T. May k Co, h Ter- 
 
 aule}'. 
 McCallum, — , (information refused) h 55 
 
 Univeraity. 
 McCallum, F. H., drug clerk, h 161 Ade- 
 
 lai<!e w. 
 McCallum, Mrs. Georgians, h 151 Adelaide 
 
 max. 
 
272 
 
 G. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 m I 
 
 ilcCallum, JiiinrA H., Mlcsinan 33 to 37 
 
 King p. h 97 Viotorik. 
 McCalTum, Jaratis, painter, h IS (Vntre. 
 McCalhun, Janiea, stonu-outter, li 115 flU- 
 
 ward. 
 McCalliiin, John, laborer, h r flO Duinmer. 
 MuCalluin, Malcolm, law student, bus 78 
 
 Oerrard. 
 McCillum, Wni. B., snlosman 103 King e, 
 
 bd.4 32 Duke. 
 McCallum, Mrs. Wm., h 32 Duke. 
 McCann, Allan, laborer, h 126 Terauloy. 
 McCann, David, keeper Lunatic Aitylum, 
 
 bd^ same. 
 McCann, George, carpenter, h 56 Dummor. 
 McCann, Jaino.i, pensioner, h 61 liisliop. 
 McCann, Jainqs, slioera:iker, 120 Terautey. 
 McCann, John, laborer, h 22 F^lizabcth. 
 McCann, Tlionias, grooer, li 258 Lumley. 
 McCdnn, Wm, upholsterer, h 60 Adelaide e. 
 McCarroll, Mrs., (wid James), h 130 John. 
 McCarrou, James, laborer, h 70 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 McCarter, John, butcher 7 and !) St. Law- 
 rence Market, res Davisville. 
 McCarthy, Alex., mail conducter N. R C, 
 
 h 79 Kichmontl u. 
 McCai-thy, Callaghan, undertaker and 
 
 builder 155 Queen w, li same. 
 McCarthy, Daniel, e.\prus3 agent N. U. C, 
 
 h 218 Church. 
 McCarthy, David, carpenter, h 201 Seaton. 
 McCiirtliy, James, hack-driver, h 66 Boul- 
 
 ton. 
 McCarthy, John, laborer, h 3j Aucjustus. 
 McCarthy, John, laborer, li 10 Beverley. 
 McCarthy, John, laborer, li 3.') Oxford. 
 McCarthy. John G., buok-keepcr, h 75 
 
 Victoria. 
 McCarthy, Mrs. M. A., artist 376 Yonge, h 
 
 sami. 
 McCarthy, Mrs. Mary, (widow), h 10 
 
 Bgverley. 
 McCarthy, Timoth}', laborer, h 9.'» BjccIi. 
 McCarthy Timothy, landing-waiter, h 54 
 
 George. 
 McCarty, David, carter, h 82 J Magill. 
 McCarty, Garret, laborer, h r 82 ftlagill. 
 McCarty, George, patent right agent, bds 
 
 Clifton House. 
 McCarty, Jolin, laborer, li 36 Bishop. 
 McCarty, Micliael, laborer, h 12 Emily. 
 McCarty, Mi-s., (widow), h 20 Victoria. 
 McCarty, Mrs., (wid Murpliy), h 93 Victoria. 
 McCarty, Patrick, tailor, h 32 Mutual. 
 McCurty, Ilichard, laborer, h 54 Cherry. 
 McCaul, G.'orge Lefrov, barrister, &c., bds 
 
 74 t;arlton. 
 McCAUL, KEV. JOHN, D.D., presi- 
 dent University College, h 74 Carlton. 
 McCaul, T. H., inspector of masoniyG.T.R., 
 
 h 26 Mercer. 
 McCauley, A. G., tailor, 34.i Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 
 McCaulay, Bernard, moulder, h 75 Sajer. 
 McCauley, John,ahoemalcer, a 73 Richmond e. 
 McCauley, Michael, laliorer, h 44 DuchsM. 
 McCauley, Wm., clerk, Ms 32 Front e. 
 McCaully. Margaret, h 42 Albert. • 
 McCansland, Miss Caroline, 2nd aasiaiMt 
 
 Oirls' Model School. 
 McCAUSLAND, JOSKPH, glaas-stoiner, 
 
 ]Mper hanger, kc, 8 King w, h IS Oros- 
 
 venor. (See advt. p, 180). 
 McCAUSLAND, JOSEPH, teacher, h 
 
 n B William, Yorkville. 
 Mi;Caw, David, tinsmith, .bds 27 Louisa. 
 McCaw, James, h 27 Louisa. 
 McCaw, Wm., tailor, 89 Queen w, h same. 
 McCiw, Wm., tailor, h 220 Teruuley. 
 M(;Clain, Mrs. Mary, (wid Samuel), h 9 Vic- 
 toria. 
 McClane, }Iamilton, salesman, 86 Yonge, h 
 
 47 Albert. 
 McClcan, Miss Mary, Itoarding-house, h 131 
 
 Victoria. 
 McClean. Wm., h 222 Victoria. 
 McCLEAHY, DAVID, local reiwrter Olobe' 
 
 newspaper, bds liassett k Kceble's, Nelson. 
 McCleary, Jlrs. June, (wid Robert), h 19 
 
 James. 
 McCleary, Miss Mary, tailoress, bds 43 Ter- 
 
 auley. 
 McCleary, Robert, grocer and carpenter, 191 
 
 Elizabeth, h same. 
 McCleary, Thompson, insurance clerk, 
 
 ' 166 King w. 
 HicClellan, tinsmith, bils 31 Temperance. 
 McCle'hin, Alex., luesseugcr Royal Canadian 
 
 Bank, h 30 Victoria. 
 McClelhin, David, porter, h 60 Esther. 
 McClellan, Hugh, engine driver, N. R.C., li 
 
 332 Little Richmond. 
 J^lcClellan, Hugh, laborer, h r 15 Edward. 
 McClellan, James, teamster, h 273 Dundas. 
 McClelliin, Wm., drover, h 19 Dundas. 
 McCLELLAND k CO., stencil cutters, 43 
 
 King e. 
 MlCLKLLAND.E.W., (McClelland & Co.), 
 
 b 48 King e. 
 Mc(.'lcllanil, John, giocerics and tavern, 160 
 
 Berkeley, h same. 
 Mi'(Uelland, John, grocer, h Sydenham cor 
 
 Berkeley. 
 McClelland, Robert, salesman, 105 King e, 
 
 l)ds 115 Bay. 
 McClelland, \Vm. John, clerk 2 Adelaide e, 
 
 h 19 Dundas. 
 McCleiicliy, Mrs. M., (wid James), h 79 
 
 North Park. 
 McClennnn, Mrs. C, dressmaker, h 376 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 McClinton, Mrs. Anne, (wid), h 75 Queen w. 
 McClure, Rev. Wm., New Connexion 
 
 Methodist, h 178 Seaton. 
 McClure, Wm. J., contUictor G. T. R., h 
 
 110 Adelaide w. 
 McClusk"y, Oecrg"-, lunchinist, h 17 Louisa. 
 
 M 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 273 
 
 il, moulder, h 75 Sajer. 
 loemalcer.'ii 73 Richmond e. 
 
 I, laborer, h H DutiheM. 
 elork, 1k1« 32 Front e. 
 ft, h 42 Albert, • 
 I Caroline, 2nd assitUnt 
 hool. 
 
 JOSKPH, glass-stainer, 
 c, 8 King w, h 18 Oros- 
 vt. p. 180). 
 
 JOSKPH. teachtr, h 
 rkvillc, 
 
 iHiiiith, .b<U 27 Louisa. 
 27 Ix)iii)tA. 
 
 or, 89 Queen w, h aame. 
 or. h 220 TtTuuley. 
 ry, (wid Sjimuel), li Vic- 
 
 n, salesman, 80 Yonge, h 
 
 ry, boardinghousL', li 131 
 
 222 Victoria. 
 
 ' 1 1), looa! reiMirter Globe ' 
 laasett k Keeblu's, Nelson, 
 inn, (wid l£ol)iTt), h 19 
 
 iry, tailoress, bds 48 Ter- 
 
 grocer and carpenter, 191 
 
 e. 
 
 )son, insurance clerk, 
 
 li, bds SI Temperance, 
 uesaengur lioyal Canadian 
 jria. 
 
 porter, h 00 Esther, 
 engine driver, N.K.C., h 
 lond. 
 
 lalmrer, h r 15 Kdward. 
 teamster, h 273 Dundas. 
 rover, h 19 Dundas. 
 CO., stencil cutters, 48 
 
 W., (McClelland & Co.), 
 
 jioceries and tavern, IGO 
 
 grocer, h Sydenham cor 
 
 , salesman, 105 King e, 
 
 olin, clerk 2 Adelaide e, 
 
 M., (wid James), h 79 
 
 U., tlressiuakcr, h 376 
 
 ne, (wid), h 75 Queen w. 
 'in., New Connexion 
 Seiiton. 
 conductor 0. T. R., h 
 
 iivH-liiuist, h 17 L.iuisti. 
 
 McCluskey, John, laborer, Ksplantde nr 
 Scott. 
 
 McCluskey, Miss Mary, h 23 ('entre. 
 
 McClymont, Wm., baK.r, h 244 Queen e. 
 
 McConkey, fleorge, ^/iiotographer 147 King 
 e, h same. 
 
 McConkey, Thomas, artist 147 King e. 
 
 McConnell, Edward, Inhorer, h 33 Straclmn. 
 
 McConnell, John, shoemaker, bds 132S.'iyer. 
 
 McConniir, Joiin, train dispat(dier ll. T. R., 
 h 75 Queen e. 
 
 MctJonvey, Tatrick, h 2fi7 Richmond w. 
 
 McConvey, Patrick, butcher, h Davenport 
 Roa<l, Yorkville. 
 
 JlcConvey, Peter, laborer. Front foot of 
 Simcoe. 
 
 Mc(.'ool, Thomas S., apprentice 105 King e, 
 bds Temperance. 
 
 McCord, Alex., laborer, h 54 Emnm. 
 
 MtCORD, A. T., City Chamberlain, office 
 Citv Hall, h 60 OlouiM'stcr. 
 
 JloCOItl), MAXWELL, excise odicer, inland 
 revenue office, E.xchange Bigs, Ijds 48 
 King e. 
 
 Mi'Corniiick, John, furniture dealer 190 
 King e, h same. 
 
 McCormack, Miss, forewoman mantle depart- 
 ment Henderson & Bostwick, h Brock. 
 
 McCormac k, Tliomas tr., gi-occr antl board- 
 in;^ house, 189 Church. 
 
 McCormick, Andrew, bricklayer, h 21 
 Beverley. 
 
 McCormick, Arthur, bricklayer, h 37 Slier- 
 bourne. 
 
 McCormick, John, book-keeper Patrick 
 Burns, h 82 Portland. 
 
 McCormick, John, shoemaker, h r 5 Mc- 
 Mahon. 
 
 McCormick, Richard, boot and shoemaker 
 175 York, h same. 
 
 McCormick, Thonnis, Inborer, h 52 Boulton. 
 
 McCormick, Mrs., {wkl George), h 153 
 Brock. 
 
 McCornish, James, laborer, li r 18 Stanley. 
 
 McCorquodale, .lohn, captain tugboat, bds 
 McGann's hfitel. 
 
 McCoy, Mrs. Esther (wid John), boarding- 
 house, 158 Hcrkeley. 
 
 McCoy, Wm., porter, 15 King e, h Masonic 
 Hall. 
 
 McCracken, Wm., shoemaker, h 9 Agnes. 
 
 McCraw, James, porter Canadian Bank of 
 Commerce, bds same. 
 
 McCrea, Donald, brass finisher, h 85 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 McCrea, W^m., carjienter and joiner, h G3 
 Agnes. 
 
 McCrea<ly, Alexander, painter, h 203 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 McCree, Andrew, engine-driver, h 230 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 McCROSSON & CO., (Thomas McCrosson 
 and Wm. Badenach), hats, caps and furs, 
 111 King e. 
 18 
 
 MrCROHSON,THOMAS,(MeCr.m8on&Co.), 
 
 h 139 Church. 
 McCrum, .lames, laborer, h 110 Duchess. 
 McCue, .lames, butcher, h r 19 ('ruickshank. 
 Mc('ue, James, fireman O.W. R., Uls Oil- 
 
 Iwrt's hotel. 
 ilcCuilocli, .Mrs., (wid Andrew), washer* 
 
 wiiinnn, h 29 Princess. 
 MeCurdy, .lames, burser Lunatic Asylum, h 
 
 head of Bishop. 
 McCurry, James, laborer, h fl3 Ontario e. 
 McCurrv, .lames, machinist .Soho foundry, 
 
 bds 21 Beverley. 
 McCurry, .lames, shoemaker, h 7t5 McMahon. 
 McCutchon, .loseph, cutter, 151 King e, h 
 
 50 liicimiond w. 
 McCutclieon, Mrs. Minerva, (wid James), h 
 
 McOill sciuarc. 
 McCutclieon, Peter JlcOill, banister, Uc, 
 
 40 .Vdeliide e, h McGill Scpiare, bet Queen 
 
 and Shiiter. 
 McDeriiiiilt, .lohu, liiborer, h 120 Bisiiop. 
 McDermott, Terence, laborer, h 20 Bishop. 
 McDerniott, Wm. George, confectioner, h28 
 
 Regent. 
 McDok', John, foreman Frederick Clarke, 
 
 h 1(!1 Beech. 
 JIcDide, Wm., brushmaker, bds 101 Beech. 
 McDonagh, Mrs. Marv, (wid John), grocery, 
 
 h 74 Kliza])eth. 
 JIcDoiiald, Alex., (Han'is k McDonald), bds 
 
 20 Mercer. 
 McDonald, Alex., messenger Crown Lands, 
 
 h 214 King e. 
 McDonald, Alex., house-keeper Par. Bigs, 
 
 res same. 
 jMc Donald, Angus, h Dundas. 
 
 McDonalds chadwick, (D. Mitchell 
 
 McDonald, Austin C. Chadwick), barris- 
 ters, Whittemoie's block Toronto. 
 
 JIcDonnld, Charles, mason, h 63 Queen e. 
 
 McDonald, Daniel, builder, h 72 Albert. 
 
 JlcDoimlil, Daniel, carpenter, h 112 Duchess. 
 
 McDonald, Denis, pensioner, h 520 King w. 
 
 McDi^NALD I). JllTCHELL, (xMcDonald 
 k Chadwick, h 180 Kiiij; e. 
 
 McDonald, Hon. Donald, M.L.C., h 381 
 Queen w. 
 
 JlcDonnId, Donald, baker, 265 Queen w. 
 
 McDonalil, Donahl, employee Rolling Mills, 
 h 107 Bond. 
 
 ilcDoiuihl, (Jeoige, checker G.T.R. freight, 
 dept. Nelson w cor Duncan. 
 
 McDonald, Henry, boiler maker, h 63 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 McDonald, James, h 20 Mercer. 
 
 JIcDonald, .lames, clerk D. S. k B. Adams, 
 bds 346 Church. 
 
 McDonald, James builder h 74 Albert. 
 
 McDonald, James, clerk, bds 384 Church. 
 
 McDonald, James G., h 37 Robinson. 
 
 McDonald, Jliss Janet, h 70 Albert. 
 
 McDonald, John, barrister, h 146 Jarvis. 
 
 McDonald, John, builder, 324 Adelaide w. 
 
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 274 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 
 h II ,1 
 
 i'-'^ 
 k 
 
 Ml! 
 
 iii' 
 
 ■¥4 
 
 McDonald, John, baker, h 41 Don. 
 McDonald, John, shoumakiT, h 110 Centre. 
 McDonald, John, laborer, h 72 Stanley. 
 McDonald, John, laborer, h r98 George. 
 McDonald, John, porter, h 9 Queen v.: 
 McDonald, John, jiorter, h 94 Duchess. 
 McDonald, John, head of College street. 
 
 Yorkville. 
 McDonald, John, carpenter N.R.C. 
 McD.'.aald, John, engineinan N.lt.C 
 McDonald, J. F., freight agent N. R. C, h 
 
 310 Adelaide w. 
 McDonald, Kenneth, book-keeper, h 19 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 McDonald, Miss Margaret, dressniaktr, h 
 
 338 Adelaide w. 
 McDonald, Mrs. Catherine, (wid John), 
 
 ■washeiwonian, h 87 Saycr. 
 McDonald, Mrs. Ellen, (wid John), 1- 384 
 
 Church. 
 McDonald, Mrs. Ellen, ■washerwoman, h iJ 7 
 
 Pine east. 
 McDonald, Mi-s. Alargaret, (wid .fohn), h 35 
 
 Maitland. 
 McDonald, Mrs., (wid Jasl, h 305 Ikthurst. 
 McDonald, Peter, grocer 103 Church, h 
 
 same. 
 McDonald, Kobert, student at law, bds 72 
 
 Albert. 
 McDonald, Itonald, brakenian G. T. R., h 
 
 79 Sayer. 
 McDonald, Simon, cabinet and cnrriage 
 
 maker, h 95 Elm w. 
 McDonald, Thomas, tinsmith, h 39 Duchess. 
 McDonald, Thomas, shoemaker, bds 80 Col- 
 borne. 
 McDonald, "Willam, porter 25 King e, h 
 
 Centre. 
 McDonell, Alex., grain buyar, bds 21G 
 
 Palace. 
 McDonald, Angus, clerk Atty. Gen's, office. 
 
 bds Church. 
 McDonnell, Angus D., excise officer, h Dun- 
 das, 15roekton. 
 McDonnell, Daniel, laborer, h Spruce in- 
 
 Parliament. 
 McDonnell, James, carpenter, h 138 Brock. 
 M(^Donnell, John, porter 42 "Wellington, h 94 
 
 Duchess. 
 McDonnell, Patrick, laborer, h 151 Risho]>. 
 McDonnell, Thomas, foreman 107 King e, h 
 
 27 Duminer. * 
 
 McDougal, John, ))aper stainer, bds Mc- 
 
 Ganu s Hotel. 
 McD(mgal, IhUhven, painter K. II. C. 
 McDuiigidl, Colin, lumber ins])ector W. 
 
 Latch's lumberyard, cor Queen and James, 
 
 bds Yonge. 
 McDougall, George P., broker, h 184 Spa- 
 
 dina Ave, 
 McDougall, Hector, carpenter, h 119 Dum- 
 
 mer. 
 McDougall, John, emjiloyee Boiling Mills, 
 
 h Pine. 
 
 McDougall, J. E., student at law 5 King w, 
 
 rooms Masonic Hall. 
 McDougall, Malcolm, porter 2 Adelaide e, 
 
 bds 67 Day. 
 McDowell, John, shoemaker, h 161 Beech. 
 McDowell, N., employee Aldwell & Co. 
 McDowell, Robert, express -driver, bds 54 
 
 Carolini'. 
 McEachern, Mrs. Caroline, h 451 Yonge. 
 McEachern, H., express messenger, bds 
 
 American Hotel. 
 McEachern, Neil, merchant tailor, 191 
 
 Yonf'e, h 1 Wood. 
 McEachern, Peter, carpenter, h 190 Victoriit 
 McElroy, Patrick, brakcman N. 11. C, bds 
 
 326 Qwm w. 
 McElroy, P., employe Aldrtell & Co. 
 McEnnuny, John, laborer, h 86 Dummer. 
 ilcEntee, E., salesman, bds 133 Yonge. 
 McEntee, John, boots and shoes, 133 Yonge, 
 
 li same. 
 MrEVOY, HENRY, Gazetteer and Direc- 
 tory jiublisher, 53 Wellington e. 
 McEVOY, HENKY, hotel-keeper, 104 
 
 Church, cor liiclimond. 
 McEvoy, Jo.se}ih, h r 35 Centre. 
 McEwan, Donald, salesman John Macdon- 
 
 ald & Co., h n s Gerrard cor Seaton. 
 !McEwan, John, laborer Kolling Mills, h 
 
 Kicbmond e. 
 McEwen, Mrs. Jane, h 48 Walton. 
 JlcEwan, Wm., laborer, h 127 Duke. 
 JIcEaddcn, John, pork-j)Rcker, Ontario 
 
 Packing House, h 90 Little Front. 
 ilcFaddcn, Wm., engineer G uard iaii oifice, 
 
 h 139 Adelaide w. 
 ilcFarland, Andrew, salesman Chas. Mooro 
 
 & Co., h 77 Vi(;toriii. 
 McFnrland, George, baker, h 68 Ontar'o c. 
 McFarhind, Jame.s, cellarman 1{. Davis k, 
 
 Co., h Shuter. 
 McFarhind, Wm., clerk, h 58 Richmond e. 
 McFarliine, James, laborer Soho Foundry. 
 McFarlane, John, tuket ckik G.W.li., 
 
 Yonge street station, bds.liossin House. 
 McFarlane, Henry, jiensioner, h 19 Maria. 
 McFarlane, L., Jl.D., 278 Yonge, h same. 
 JlcFarlane, ]\latthew, helper Neil Currie. 
 McFarlane, Wm., cabman, h 2 Maria. 
 JlcFarren, Andriw, grocer and provision 
 
 dealer, 195 King e, h same. 
 McFee, carpenter, h 519 Litth' Richmond. 
 McGANN, JOHN, pron, ilcGann's Hotel, 
 
 E.s])hinade, cor Church. 
 Mc(}ann, John, (.lackman & McGann), h 
 
 McGunn's hotel, cor Esplanade & Church. 
 Mc(]arry, Edward, laborer, h 48 Ontario w. 
 McGiury, Josi'iih, blacksmith, h 324 Queen e. 
 McGAW, THOMAS, book-keeper Queen's 
 
 Hotel, bds sanu\ 
 MitJeagh, J. W., watchmaker, l)ds 344 
 
 Yonge. 
 MrGKAGH, ROBERT T., watchmaker and 
 
 jeweller, 344 Yonge, h same. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 275 
 
 K., student at law 5 King w, 
 iiic Hall, 
 alcoliii, porter 2 Adelaide e, 
 
 111), sliocmaker, li 161 Beech. 
 , i'nij)loyec Aldwell & Co. 
 )l>tn't, express-driver, bds 54 
 
 rs. Caroline, h 451 Yonge. 
 
 i., express messenger, bds 
 
 otel. 
 
 U'i), merchant tailor, 181 
 
 A'ood. 
 
 ler, ciuiienter, h 190 VictoHii. 
 
 ick, lirakcnmn N. 11. C, bds 
 
 mjiloye Aldwell & Co. 
 Ini, hiliorer, li 86 Dummer. 
 alcsman, lids 133 Yonge. 
 , boots and shoes, 133 Yonge, 
 
 :N11Y, Gazetteer and Diroc- 
 
 ■r, 53 Wellington e. 
 
 KNKY, hotel-keeper, 104 
 
 l{icliniond. 
 
 Ii, h r 35 Centre. 
 
 lid, salesman John Jlacdon- 
 
 n .s (ieirard cor Seaton. 
 
 I, laliorer Kolling Mills, h 
 
 Tane, h 48 "Walton. 
 
 , laboier, h 127 Duke. 
 
 >lin, pork-jiflcker, Ontario 
 
 w, h 90 Little Front. 
 
 I. , engineer Guardian office, 
 
 e w. 
 
 Irew, salesman Chas. Mooro 
 
 iij'torin. 
 
 rge, baker, h 68 Ontai'o c. 
 
 Mes, cellarman 1{. Davis k 
 
 clerk, h 68 Richmond e. 
 es, liiborer Solio Foundry, 
 in, ticket cleik G.W.li., 
 tation, l)ds,l!ossin House, 
 ry, ]ien,s|oncr, h 19 JIaria. 
 M.D., 278 Yonge, h same, 
 thew, helper Neil Currie. 
 
 cabman, li 2 Maria, 
 lew, grocer and provision 
 ng e, li same. 
 r, h 519 Little Richmond. 
 N, iirop, ilcGann's Hotel, 
 
 Church. 
 
 (.lackman & MeC.ann), li 
 '1, eor Ksplannde k Cliurch. 
 d, laborer, h 48 Ontario w. 
 , bhicksinith, h 324Queene. 
 MAS, book-keeper Queen's 
 :e. 
 
 '., watchmaker, bds 344 
 
 BKHTT., watchmaker and 
 onge, h same. 
 
 McGee, Mrs. John, Oakham House, h 258 
 Church, cor Gould. 
 
 McGee, Patrick, porter, 36 King e, h Mutual. 
 
 McGee, Sanniel, laborer, h 884 Victoria. 
 
 McGee, Thomas, carpenter, h 83 McMahon. 
 
 McG'">tjii, D., law student, bds 21 Ade- 
 l.;.ie w. 
 
 McGill, John, cab proprietor, h 48 Ann. 
 
 McGill, Wni., moulder Soho foundry. 
 
 McGillivray, John, laborer, h 1 Cross-lane. 
 
 McGillivray, Robert, British mail agent, h 
 20 Spadina ave. 
 
 JIcGinn, Frank, bar-tender. Golden City 
 billiard parlor, h 140 Jarvis. 
 
 MoGINN, JAMES, prop Golden City Bil- 
 liard Parlor, 41 King e, h 140 Jarvis. 
 
 McGinn, Thomas, shoemaker, bds 29 Fred- 
 erick. 
 
 McGinley, John, tailor, h 174 Centre. 
 
 McGinty, Nicholas, laborer, h 82 Magill. 
 
 McGinnis, Alex., teacher Commercial Col- 
 lege, h 89 Alice. 
 
 McGlone, John, waggon-maker, h 25 Prin- 
 cess. 
 
 McGlory, Peter, tailor, bds 60 Bay. 
 
 McGlyn, John, hiliorcr, h 188 Parliament. 
 
 McGougli, Wni., laborer, h 71 McMahon. 
 
 McGowan, Samuel, grocery, h 59 Agnes. 
 
 McGrand, Jame.s, tailor, h 119 Parliament. 
 
 McGrand, Matthew, tailor, h 119 Parliament. 
 
 McGrath, Frank, .shoemaker, bds 91 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 McGrath, James, shoemaker, h 55 Victoria. 
 
 McGrath, James, laborer, h College, nr Rob- 
 ert. 
 
 McGrath, James, tinsmith, h 142 Vanauley. 
 
 McGrath, Jolui, carpenter, h 91 Richmond e. 
 
 Mcviiiith, Michael, laborer, h Esplanade, nr 
 Yonge. 
 
 McGrath, Mrs., h Palace, nr Clierry. 
 
 McGrath, Patrick, slioemaker, bds 91 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 McGraw, Mrs. Bridget (wid), h James e, nr 
 Pine. 
 
 McGraw, Patrick, boot closer, 259 King e, 
 h same. 
 
 McGregor, Alexander, bds 24 Carlton. 
 
 McGregor, Mrs. Bridget, washerwoman, h r 
 99 Richmon<l e. 
 
 McGregor, C. F., commercial traveller, h 
 184 Church. 
 
 McGregor, Donald, blacksmith, RoUingMills, 
 h 87 South Park. 
 
 McGregor, Jolin, carpenter, h 26 Loui.sa. 
 
 McGRliGOR, PATRICK, barrister, &c., 26 
 Adelaide e, h Seaton Village. 
 
 Mi'Gregor, P. H., salesman, 97 King e., bds 
 Yorige, cor Albert. 
 
 McGuigghan, Alex., assistant gardener Lu- 
 natic Asylum, h 23 (!ivins. 
 
 MoUUlRE, FRANCIS, rffreshment saloon 
 G. W. R. depot, h 37 Melinda. 
 
 McGuire, Henry, prop Crown Inn, cor Queen 
 w and Dundas. 
 
 McGuire, H., laborer, Rolling Mills, h Don 
 
 KTount. 
 McGuire, Mrs. Susanna (wid Denis), tailoress, 
 
 h 224 Saver. 
 McGuire, Wm., plumber D. S. Keith. 
 McGurk, Patrick, tinsmith, h 42 Cent e. 
 McGurn, Michael, laborer, h 42 Duch'.'ss. 
 McGurn, Patrick, carter, li 81 Stanley. 
 McHale, James, laborer, h 74 Stanley. 
 McHardy, Forbes, clerk, bds 149 Church. 
 JlcHenry, Henry J., teamster, h 11 Camden. 
 MeHugh, James, butcher, 353 Yonge, h 
 
 Cruickshank. 
 Mcllniurray, James, M. D., h 19Ricl«nond w. 
 Mcllray, Mrs., rag-picker, h 5 Stanley. 
 M.^Ilray, Miss Lavinia, straw milliiier, h 41 
 
 Terauley. 
 Mcllroy, Mrs. Hannah, confectioner, 154 
 
 King w, h same. 
 Mcllroy, Thomas, emidoyee gas office, h r 
 
 401 King e. 
 Mclnerny, Matthias, cab-driver, h 10 
 
 Charles. , 
 
 Mclnnis, A., professor phonogi'aphy, math- 
 ematics and book-keeping, B.A., Com- 
 mercial College, h 39 Alice. 
 ^Iclnnis, Archibald, policeman G.AV.R., h 
 
 373 Adelaide w. 
 Mclntee, Mrs., h 140 York. 
 Mcintosh, Andrew, book-keeper, h Hayter 
 
 nr Yonge. 
 Mcintosh, Andrew, boiler-maker, h 14 Eden. 
 Mcintosh, Charies, h 28 Walton. 
 Mcintosh, Charles, mariner, h 90 Duchess. 
 Mcintosh, Jol>n, blacksmith, 357 Queen w, 
 
 h Queen nr William, 
 ilclntosh, John, shoemaker, bds 37 Alice. 
 Mcintosh, John, salesman 24 King e. 
 MoINTOSH, WM. D., fiour and feed, 209 
 
 Yonge, h adjoining. 
 Mclnty D. J., law student, bds 204 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Melntyre, Hugh, mariner, h 512 King w. 
 Mclntyre, James, upholsterer, h 104 Elm w. 
 Melntyre, James, laborer, h 147 Sumach. 
 McKay, Alex., carpenter, h 77 Pine e. 
 McKay, Angus, warehouseman Milloy& Co., 
 
 bds 22 Terauley. 
 McKay, Charles B., clerk custom-house, h 
 
 Spruce nr Simcoe. 
 McICay, Charles, laborer, h 78 McMahon. 
 McKAY, DONALD, (Gordon & McKay), h 
 
 Yonge nr Wellesley. 
 McKay, George, salesman, bds Butcher's 
 
 Arms. 
 !McKay, James, clerk, h ol Queen w. 
 McKay, James, laborer, h 17 Stanley. 
 McKay, John, mercliant tailor, 83Nelsi)i , h 
 
 same. 
 McKay, John, printsr Lvuhr, h 19 Muple 
 
 lane. 
 Mi'KAY, JOHN M., whohsali gi'ocer and 
 
 hop merchant, 7 Manning's Block, h 112 
 
 Bond. 
 
276 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 r'ii 
 
 S I 
 
 McKay, Martin, clerk, h 187 Parliament. 
 McKay, Mrs. Ellen, (wid John), waaher- 
 
 woman, h 236 Elizabeth. 
 McKay, ilrs., h 26 Maple lane. 
 McKay, N., porter 242 Yonge. 
 McKay, Robert, salesman A. R. McMaster 
 I & liro., h 43 Gerrard. 
 McKAY, SAMUEL, 33 to 37 King e, bcb 
 
 same. 
 McKAY, THOMAS, foreman press depart- 
 ment W. C. Chewett & Co., res tp Scay- 
 
 boro'. 
 McKee, Alex., teacher, h 103 Albert. 
 McKee, Alex., fruit and provision store, 166 
 
 Yongo, h same. 
 MoKee, James, coachman, h 30 Richmond w. 
 McKce, John, carpenter, h s s Charles nr 
 
 Pailif.ment. 
 McKei?, Martin, book-keeper, h 189 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 McKee, Robert, mason, h 95 Sayer. 
 McKee, Wm. J., laborer, h n s York, York- 
 
 ville. 
 McKeen, Thomas, laborer, h 81 Sumach. 
 McKellar, Patrick, laborer, h 56 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 McKendvy, James, detective No. 1 Station, 
 
 h 2084"Terauley. 
 McKendrv, W. A., press feeder Glohc, h 
 
 208i Terauley. 
 McKengeny, James, employe Gas "Woi'ks, h 
 
 107 Victoria. 
 McKenna, Mrs. Alice, h 11 Elliot Place. 
 McKenna, Benjamin, furniture finisher, h 
 
 216 Sayer. 
 McKenna, James, laborer, h r Sumach nr 
 
 King. 
 McKenna, John, laborer Gas Works, h Don 
 
 Mount. 
 McKenna, John, h 188 Victoria. 
 McKenna, Terence, clerk Dun, Wiman & 
 
 Co., bds 6 Shuter. 
 McKenna, \Vm., laborer Gas "Works, h 44 
 
 Power. 
 McKenzie, Alex., clerk Globe printing Co., 
 
 bds Rossin House. 
 McKenzie, Alex., porter 97 King e, li 1 
 
 Breadalbane. 
 McKenzie, Campbell M. R., cashier J. 
 
 Sheddcn & Co., h 508 Kingw. 
 McKenzie, George, laborer, h 1 Charles. 
 McKenzie, George P., h 241 Carlton. 
 McKenzie, J., ck'aner G.T.R., h Spadina 
 
 Ave nr Patrick. 
 McKenzie, John, stone-cutter, h 135 Ter- 
 auley. 
 McKenzie, John, carpenter, h 237 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 McKenzie, John, carpenter, h 327 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 McKenzie, Jlrs. James, (wid), h Agnes w nr 
 
 Vanauley. 
 McKenzie, Mrs. Mary, (wid), 29 Anderson's 
 
 Lane. 
 
 McKenzie, John, li 124 Brock. 
 
 McKenzie, Mrs. Mary, (wid James), h 29 
 
 Cross Lane. ' 
 McKenzie, Wm., grocer 112 York, h same. 
 McKeon, John, jeweller, h 66 Trinity. 
 McKeon, David, bartender, Black Hoise 
 
 Hotel. 
 McKeon, Edward, salesman, bds 464 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 McKeon, Patrick, machinist, h 464 Little 
 
 Riclunond. 
 McKew, Mrs. C, washerwoman, h George. 
 McKillop, Henry, bar-tentler English Chop 
 
 House. 
 McKillop, Robert, moulder, h 23 McMahon. 
 McKini, Joshua, clerk G. & J. W. Cox, h 
 
 78 Magill. 
 McKim, Robert, beadle University College, 
 
 h 31 Grosvenor. 
 McKindless, James, carpenter, h 31 Queen 
 
 west. 
 McKinley, A. R., clerk 21 & 23 Wellington 
 
 e, bds Gloucester. 
 McKinley, Jolm, carpenter, h 30 Grenville. 
 McKinlay, Mrs. Christian, w s St. Paul nr 
 
 Pine. 
 McKinn, Sidney C, salesman 33 to 37 King 
 
 e, h Richmond e. 
 McKinney, Patrick, express driver, h Rich- 
 mond w. 
 JIcKinney, Wm., joiner, bds 92 Ray. 
 McKinnoii, David R., staff surgeon-major, 
 
 h 177 Chu''oh. 
 McKinnon, Michael, laborer, h 34 Boulton. 
 McKirdy, James, bursar Pioviiieial Lunatic 
 
 Asylum, h Clinton. 
 McKnitf, A., cab proprietor, li 129 Simcoe. 
 JlcKnight, George, groom J. Shedden&Co., 
 
 h King nr Peter. 
 JIcKnight, James, baker, h 67 Ann. 
 McKnight, John, laborer, h w s Market w 
 
 nr Adelaide. 
 I^fcKnight, Mrs. M. A., (wid), h Cruick- 
 
 shank Lane. 
 McLachlan, Archibald^ book-keeper Morri- 
 son, Taylor & Co., h 131 Victoria. 
 McLaren, Donald, ])orter bds Clifton House. 
 McLaren, Hugh, laborer, h Pine e, nr South 
 
 Park. 
 ilcLaren, Thomas, tinsmith, 169 Yonge. 
 McLaughlin, Henry, teamster, h 108 Pine w. 
 McLaughlin, John, inn-keeper, cor George 
 
 and Duchess. 
 McLaughlin, Michael, sailor, h 355 King e, 
 McLaughlin, Patrick, laborer, hi 06 Victoria. 
 McLaughlan, Thos., mattress-maker, bds 22 
 
 Stanley. 
 McLachlin, P. , laborer, h n s Derby lane. 
 McLea, John, tinsmith, h Centre. 
 McLean, Alex., machinist G. T. R., h 8 
 
 Stewai"t. 
 McLean, Alex. F., cleik Registrar's Office, 
 
 Osgoode Hall, bds 306 King w, 
 McLean, Allan, h 306 King w. 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 277 
 
 h 124 Brock. 
 
 Maiy, (wid James), h 29 
 
 grocer 112 York, li same. 
 !weller, h 66 Trinity, 
 bartender, Black Hoise 
 
 , salesman, bds 464 Eich- 
 
 , machinist, h 464 Little 
 
 washerwoman, h George. 
 , bar-tender English Chop 
 
 , moulder, li 23 Mcilalion. 
 clerk G. & J. W. Cox, h 
 
 beadle University College, 
 
 es, carpenter, h 31 Queen 
 
 clerk 21 & 23 Wellington 
 
 cariicnter, h 30 Grenville. 
 ?hristian, w s St. Paul nr 
 
 ?., salesman 33 to 37 King 
 e. 
 
 ;k, express driver, h Rich- 
 joiner, bds 92 Hay. 
 d !{., staff surgeon-major, 
 
 acl, laborer, h 34 Boulton. 
 bursar Pioviucial Lunatic 
 iton. 
 
 proprietor, h 129 Simcoe. 
 e, groom J. Shedden k Co. , 
 r. 
 
 I, baker, h 67 Ann. 
 , laborer, h w a Market w 
 
 M. A., (wid), h Cruick- 
 
 ibaldj book-keeper Morri- 
 .'o., h 131 Victoria. 
 , jtorter bds Clifton House, 
 laborer, h Pine e, nr South 
 
 3, tin.smith, 169 Yonge. 
 iry, teamster, h 108 Pine w. 
 in, inn-keeper, cor George 
 
 hael, sailor, h 355 King e. 
 ilk, laborer, h 1 06 Victoria. 
 )S., mattress-maker, bds 22 
 
 iborer, h n s Derby lane. 
 smith, h Centre, 
 machinist G. T. R., h 8 
 
 *'., clerk Registrar's Oiilce, 
 bds 306 King w. 
 306 King w. 
 
 McLEAN, A. G. & T. A., barristers, 12 
 
 Melinda. 
 McLEAN, A. G., (A. G. & T. A. McLean), 
 
 h head Catherine. 
 McLean, Dr-niel, (Charles Daley & Co.), h 
 
 137 Church. 
 McLean, Hamilton, bootmaker 131 King e, 
 
 h Albert. 
 McLean, James, messenger, bds 5 Hager- 
 
 man. 
 McLean, James, shoemaker 320^ Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 McLean, John, carpenter, bds 340 Yonge. 
 McLean, John, paper-stainer, h cor Jarvis 
 
 and Queen e. 
 McLean, John, laborer, h 9 Emily. 
 McLean, Thomas, h 4 Caer Howell. 
 McLEAN, THOMAS A., (A. G. & T. A. 
 
 McLcanl, h head Catherine. 
 McLean, Wm., machinist W. Hamilton k 
 
 Son. 
 McLean, 'Wm., moulder, h 163 Bay. 
 JIcLean, Wm. A., law student Read k Boyd, 
 
 bds 306 King w. 
 McLean, Win. G., butcher 1 St. Lawrence 
 
 Market, h Bay. 
 McLear, Bernard, porter, bds 43 Ann. 
 McLcUan, Mrs. Agnes, (wid ^lalcolm), h 1 
 
 Carlton. 
 McLelland, David, book-keeper, h 17 Ann. 
 McLenno'i, Hugh, engineman N.R.C. 
 McLcnnon, J., iiremauG.T.R., b s Front nr 
 
 Bathurst. 
 McLenuon, Kenneth, gardener, h 4 Dundas. 
 McLeod, George, foreman G.T.R. elevator, 
 
 h r Wellington nr Simcoe. 
 ^IcLeod, James, packer fiordon & McKay, 
 
 h Wellington w lu' Inilay. 
 McLcod, Mrs. John, h 273 Church. 
 McLeod, Mrs. M., (wid Donald), h 42 
 
 Duchess. 
 McLeod, — , student bds 191 Elizabeth. 
 McLochlin, John, clerk Lispector's OfiBce, 
 
 P. O. dept., h Ave road Yorkville. 
 McMahon, Mrs. ISridget, (wid Patrick), h 3 
 
 Charles. 
 McMahon, Edward, teamster, h 30 Dummcr, 
 McMahon, Mrs. Eliziibeth, dressmaker and 
 
 straw milliner, h 137 Agnes. 
 Mcilahon, James, printer Bell k Co., bds 
 
 82 Mutual. 
 McMahon, James, cutter 141 King east, h 
 
 237 Richmond w. 
 McMahon, John, cutter J. Riddell, h 130 
 
 George. 
 McMalion, Ma.ssey, tailor, h 96 Ann. 
 McMahon, Michael, clerk, bds Ontario 
 
 House. 
 McMahon, M, J., salesman Hughes k Co., 
 
 bds 153 Adelaide. 
 McMahon, Patrick, conductor G.T.R., h 76 
 
 Trinity. 
 McMahon, Robert, contractor, h 137 Agnes. 
 McManus, Mrs. Margaret, h 188 King e. 
 
 McManus, James, cooper, shop Queen w op- 
 posite James, h 75 Queen w. 
 
 McManus, Robert H., student-at.law, 4 On- 
 tario Hall, h 47 Queen e. 
 
 McilASTER, A.R., (A. R. McMaster& Bro.), 
 h e s Jarvis, cor Wellesley. 
 
 JIcMASTER, A. R. k BllO., (A. R., James 
 S., W. F., and S. F. McMaster), whole- 
 sale importers of dry goods, 32 Yonge. 
 
 McMaster, Alex., porter John Murphy, bds 
 29 Terauley. 
 I McMASTER, HON. WM., M.L.C., h w s 
 College, Yorkville. 
 
 McMaster, James, h 92 Duchess. 
 
 McMaster, James, laborer Rolling Mills, h 9 
 South Park. 
 
 M(;>LVSTER, JAMES S., (A, R. McMaster 
 k- Bro.), res Liverpool, Eng. 
 
 McMaster, Robert S. F., salesman A. R. 
 McMaster & Bro., bds 77 Bey. 
 
 McMASTER, SAMUEL F., (A. R. McMai- 
 ter& Bro.), h 19 Isabella. 
 
 McMASTER, W. F., (A. R. Mcilaster k 
 Bro.), h 77 Bay. 
 
 McMICHAEL, DANIEL, (Cameron k Mc- 
 Michael), and (Cameron, Mi^^Iiidiael, Fitz- 
 g(>rald k Hoskin), h 252 Wellington w. 
 
 Jdcilillen, Hugh, laborer, h 241 Elizabeth. 
 
 McMillan, James, machinist, h n s Queen 
 w, nr Spadina Ave. 
 
 JIcMillan, Neil, liar-tender Albion Hotel. 
 
 McMillan, Robert, coachmail, h King w, bet 
 Peter and Bathurst. 
 
 Mcilillan, Thomas, clerk Robert Jordan & 
 Co., bds 167 King e. 
 
 McMillan, Mrs. Penelope, (wid John), bds 
 84 Elizabeth. 
 
 McJIorah, George, grain -buyer, h G6 Gerrard. 
 
 McMorris, D. cabinet-maker, h 13 Renfrew. 
 
 JIcMullen, Archibald, grocer 343 t.Hieeu w, 
 h same. 
 
 McMullen, Daniel, laborer, h 186 King e. 
 
 McMullcn, Henry, laborer, h 140 York. 
 
 ^IcMuUen, James, h n s ^'ork, Yorkville. 
 
 McMullen, James II., clerk Wesleyan book- 
 room, h 96 Terauley. 
 
 McMullen, John, carpenter N. R. C. 
 
 McMullen, Mrs., h Agnes west nr Vanauley. 
 
 McMullen, Neil, laborer, h r 98 George. 
 
 McMullen, Randolph, tailor, h 41 Seaton. 
 
 McMullen, Thos., moulder, h 194 Elizabeth. 
 
 McMullen, Wm., car inspector N. R. C, h 
 37 Denison Ave. 
 
 McMullcn, Alex., teamster, hss Sydenham, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 I\IcMullin, Charles, laborer, h 40 Stanley. 
 
 McMullin, Daniel, clerk, h 145 Victoria. 
 
 McMuUin, Hugh, laborer, bds 231 Elizabeth. 
 
 McMurran, R., traveller, T. May & Co., bds 
 703 Church. 
 
 McMURRAY, J. SAURIN, (McMurray & 
 Rae), h 90 Beverley. 
 
 McMurray, Jeremiah, dairyman, h 55 Deui- 
 sou ave. 
 
278 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 •M 
 
 I 
 
 'i.ij I 
 
 1^ il' 
 
 I 
 
 McMun-ay, James, carpenter, r 112 Sayer. 
 McJIurray, Owen, laborer, li 126 w Ontario. 
 McMURRAY k RAK, (J. Saurin McMurray 
 
 and George Martin Uae), barristers, &o., 
 
 York Chambers, Court. 
 IlIcMurrich, George, salesman Bryre, 
 
 McMuriich & Co., h 146 Bay. 
 McMURRlCH, HON. JOHN, (Bryce, 
 
 J[r?Jurrii-h & Co.), h Front n w cor IVtcr. 
 McMurricli, John B., shipping clerk Reford 
 
 k Dillon, h Front n s cor Peter. 
 McMURRlCH, \V, B., (Leys, McMurrich & 
 
 Robertson), h King w nr John. 
 McNab, James, clerk Rice Lewis k Co. , bds 
 
 149 Church. 
 McNab, James D., chairnmker, li 117 
 
 Queen e. 
 McNAB, JOHN, (McNiib, Munny & 
 
 Jackcs), clerk of the peace and county 
 
 attorney, co. Yor!:, h Davenport road. 
 McNAB, MURRAY k JA("KES, (John 
 
 McNab, George Murray, Joseph Jackes,) 
 
 barristers, &c., Court-liou.se. 
 McNab, Wm., car inspector T.R., h 110 
 
 King w. 
 McNab, Wm., labo/erG.T.R., h 510 Kingw. 
 McNairn, J. H., freight agent G.T.R., h 134 
 
 Spadina ave. 
 McNainara, Mrs. Anne, grocery, 382 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 McNamara, Mrs. James, florist, 11 32 Givina, 
 McNamara, John, pensioner, bds Cooper's 
 
 arms, 20 & 22 Wellington e. 
 McNamara, Stejilien, hose diiver. Court st. 
 
 Fire Hall, h siune. 
 McNaughton, Airs. Bridget, (wid Wm.), 
 
 oltice cleaner, h t!9 Wellington e. 
 McNaught, Wm., clerk, bds 2 DucliAs. 
 McNeil, Duncan, tailor, h 82 Klizabeth. 
 McNeil, S., cleaner G.T.R. 
 McNeill, John, maltster, h 24 Wilton. 
 McNeill, Michael, musician, li 324 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 McNeir, Wm., carver, bds 160 York. 
 McNerney, Mrs. Honora, (wid Thomas), 
 
 washerwoman, h 6 Charles. 
 McNes.s, Thomas R,, house painter, h 
 
 Phcebe nr Si'adina ave. 
 McNulty, Anthony, laborer, h r277 Niagara. 
 McNulty, Mrs. Mary, (wid Michael), h 
 
 Strachan ave. s e coi- Queen. 
 McNiUty, Mrs. Catherine, (wid John), h r 
 
 h 13 Shep- 
 
 25 Renfrew. 
 
 Mcl'eak, James, carpenter, 
 pard. 
 
 Mcl'hail, Mrs. S., (wid Daniel), washer- 
 woman, h 47 Miiple lane. 
 
 MoPHAlL, ROBERT, publisher of school 
 books, and dealer in stationery and fancy 
 
 foods, e s 'Change Alley nr King, h 226 
 arvis. 
 McPhee, Mrs. D., newsdealer 408 Queen w, 
 
 h eame. 
 McPhee, Duncan, teamster, h 408 Queen w. 
 
 McMURCHY, ARCH I BALD, teacher Gram- 
 mar School, h 69 Terauley. 
 McPherson, D , student-at-law, bds 261 
 
 Church. 
 McPhei-son, Edward, foreman cutter, h 110 
 
 Yonge. 
 McPherson, Mrs. Fanny, (wid Alex.), h 166 
 
 Victoria. 
 McPherson, George, book-keeper and buyer 
 
 456 Yonge, bds 9 Lousia. 
 McPherson, James, book-keeper Charles 
 
 Wood k Co., h 68 Richmond w. 
 M(Pher.son, Robert, salesman, T. M. Pringle 
 
 & Co. 
 J[cPherson, Robert, clerk. Black House 
 
 Hotel. 
 McPherson, Wm., turner G. T. R. 
 McPherson, Wm. , laborer, h r 9 Victoria. 
 HcPherson, Wm.; laborer, h 37 Staidey. 
 McQueen, John, machinist, h 69 Deiiison 
 
 Ave. 
 McQueen, Thomas, fmisher, h 270 Queen w. 
 !Mct|)uigan, Miss Sarah, mu'se, h]72 Pine w. 
 Mc(?uigcn, Alex., gardener, h 23 Giveiis. 
 McQuillen, James, cabinet-maker, h 48 High. 
 Mc(Juillen, Thomas, tailor, h 50 High. 
 McQuinn, James F., waggon -maker 3574 
 
 Queen w, h r Queen in- Brock. 
 Mch'ae, Donald, brass- finisher, J, Ritchie, h 
 
 85 Parliament. 
 McRae, Mrs. Isabelhi, (wid James), grocer, 
 
 h 31 Louisa. 
 McRoliic, Alex., cabinet-maker 252 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 McIJoy, T., boiler-maker G. T. R., h 23 
 
 r'amden. 
 McSheiiy, James, ]irnp Sailor's Home Hotel, 
 
 e.s CJcorge nr Esplanade. 
 McSymoii, John C., salesman 33 to 37 King 
 
 e, bds Queen e. 
 McTaggart, Duncan, wood agent G. T. R., 
 
 h 150 Richmond w. 
 McTaggart, Neil, cab-owner, h 274 Queen w. 
 McTamney, Edwerd, laborer, h 69 Pine e. 
 JlcVeain, Wm., salesman B. Graham, h 3 
 
 Renfrew. 
 McVicar, Alex., boiler maker G. T. R., h 
 
 132 Little Front. 
 McVicker, Dougald, cashier, 165 King e, 
 
 bds 132 Little Front. 
 McVITTIE, THOS. (Davidson k McVittie), 
 
 h 151 Sherbourne. 
 JlcWilliams, Wm. G. student-at-law Thos. 
 
 Hodgins, bds 107 Bay. 
 
 III. 
 
 Man, Edward, maltster, h 131 Agnes. 
 
 Mably, Albert, painter, bds 33 Edward. 
 
 Jlacaw, John, salesman, 21 and 23 Welling- 
 ton e, bds 58 Elm. 
 
 MacCUAIG, R, C. W., manager Bradstreet's 
 Mercantile Agency, Bank Toronto bigs, h 
 6 Breadalbane. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 279 
 
 HIBALD, teacher Gram- 
 Terauley. 
 lulent-nt-law, Lds 261 
 
 , foreman cutter, h 110 
 
 uiny, (widAlex.), h 166 
 
 liook-keepcr and buyer 
 
 Lousia. 
 
 , book-keeper Charles 
 
 i Riclimond w. 
 
 sak'suiaii, T. U. Pringle 
 
 t, clerk, Black House 
 
 iirner 0. T. I?, 
 iborer, h r 9 Victoria, 
 iiborer, h 37 Stanley, 
 achinist, h 59 Der.ison 
 
 finisher, h 270 Queen w. 
 ah, nui-se, h 172 Pine w. 
 irdener, h 23 Givens. 
 iibinet-maker, h 48 High, 
 tailor, h 50 High. 
 '., waggon-maker 3574 
 m nr Brook, 
 ss-finisher, J. Ritchie, h 
 
 ii, (wid James), grocer, 
 
 binet-maker 252 Yonge, 
 
 maker G. T. R., h 23 
 
 pop Sailor's Home Hotel, 
 
 Ian ad e. 
 
 salesman 33 to 37 King 
 
 , wood agent G. T. R., 
 
 V. 
 
 b-owner, h 274 Queen w. 
 , laborer, h 69 Pine e. 
 sman B. Graham, h 3 
 
 iler maker G. T. R., h 
 
 , cashier, 165 King e, 
 
 nt. 
 
 (Davidson k McVittie), 
 
 rJ. student-at-law Thos. 
 Bav. 
 
 :<'r, h 131 Agnes. 
 C1-, bds 33 Edward, 
 laii, 21 and 23 Welling- 
 
 V. , ma7iager Bradstrect's 
 , Bank Toronto bigs, h 
 
 MacDAVITT. frank, manager for Virtue 
 
 & Yorston, bds Rochester House. 
 Mcdonald, Alexander, salesman John Mac- 
 
 donald k Go. , bds Rossin House. 
 Macdonald, D., clerk Rolling Mills, h 107 
 
 Bond. 
 Macdonald, Major George, stafl" officer of 
 
 pensioners, li 26 Scaton. 
 MACDONALD, HUGH, (Gordon, MacKay 
 
 & Co. ), h 90 Wellington w. 
 Macdonald, James, printer Leader office, h 
 
 26 Queen e. 
 Macdonald, John, carpenter, bds 145 Centre. 
 MACDONALD, JOHN (John JIacdonald & 
 
 C"o.) h Oaklands, Avenue Roail, north of 
 
 Yorkviile. 
 MACDONALD, JOHN & CO., wholesale 
 
 importers of dry goods, 21 and 23 Wel- 
 lington e. 
 MACDONALD, JOHN (Jfacdonald, Ste- 
 phens k Howard), h 146 Jarvis. 
 MACDONALD, JOHN K., treasurer Co. 
 
 York, ottice court-house, h 38 Alexander. 
 Macdonahl, Robert L., salesman, 101 King 
 
 e, h 20 Mercer. 
 Macdonald, Mrs. Sarah (wid Green),, h 164 
 
 Victoria. 
 MACDONALD, STEPHENS & HOWARD 
 
 (Jolin Macdonald, R. P. Stephens, and 
 
 W. P. Howard), barristers, &c., 9 & 10 
 
 Wellington Chambers, Jordan. 
 Macdonald, Thomas, clerk R. C. Bank, bds 
 
 100 Church. 
 Macdonald, Wm., law student Kingsmill& 
 
 Cattenach, bds 74 Albert. 
 Macdonell, Alex., barrister, 56 Church, h 
 
 386 Queen w. 
 Macdonell, John P., clerk Master's Oflicc, 
 
 Osgoodc Hall, bds 208 Church. 
 MAL130NELL, WM. J., manager Toronto 
 
 Savings' Bank, and French consular agent, 
 
 h 50 Front. 
 Mace, George, carpenter and joiner, h 138 
 
 Beech. 
 Mace. Henry, carpenter and joiner, bds 138 
 
 Beech. 
 Mace, Joseph F., traveller George Barker k 
 
 Co. 
 Macfarlane, Duncan, h 96 Nelson. 
 Macfarlane, James, wood turner, h r 64 
 
 Teraulev. 
 MACFARLANE, MALCOLM, groceries and 
 
 liquors, 95 Nelson, h same. 
 MAGGREGOR, ALEX. M., marine [in- 
 
 spector Provincial Ins. Co. of Canada, h 
 
 Toronto, cor Court. 
 Maehar, John, accountant, h 315 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Maclntyre, John, clerk 21 and 23 King e, 
 
 bds Roach's Hotel. 
 Mack, Dennis, laborer, h 46 Dummer. 
 Mack, George, engine-turner G.T.R., h King 
 
 w, cor Tecumseth. 
 Mock, James, laborer, h 72 McMahon. 
 
 Mack, John, laborer, h Simcoc bet Front 
 and Esplanade. 
 
 Mack, Mrs. Thomas, h 10 Francis. 
 
 Mack, Patrick, laborer, h 34 Esther. 
 
 Mack, Wm., laborer, h 69 Elizabeth. 
 
 MacKay, Charles B., clerk Custom House, h 
 Spnice. 
 
 MACKAY, DONALD, (Goi-don, MacKay & 
 Co., and Gordon k MacKay, cotton fac- 
 tory, Thorold, Out.), h Kearsney House, 
 Yonge e s, bet Wellesley and Gloucester. 
 
 Mackay, George, porter Customs Excise 
 warehouse, bds Custom House. 
 
 Mackay, Wm., house-keep'. Custom House, 
 h same. 
 
 Ma<;kenzie, C, cashier John Shedden k Co., 
 h 508 King w. 
 
 Jfackenzie, George, clerk City Registrar's 
 OBice, h 72 Bond. 
 
 MACKENZIE, KENNETH, Q.C., (Mac 
 kenzie& Patersoii), h s s Bloornr Church. 
 
 Mackenzie, Misses Helen and Elizabeth, 
 ladies' boarding-school, 72 Bond. 
 
 Mackenzie, Mrs., (wid Wm. Lyon), h 72 
 Bond. 
 
 MACKENZIE & PATERSON, (Kenneth 
 Mackenzie, Q.C., and Chas. W. Patersou, 
 B.C.L.), barristers, 19 Toronto. 
 
 Mackett, 'I'liomas, laborer, h 143 Centre. 
 
 Mackey, Tliomas, cab prop, h 305 Queen w. 
 
 Mackie, James, teamster, h 148 Spadina 
 Ave. 
 
 Macklc, Patrick, laborer, h 3 Walton. 
 
 Maclean, Wm., late secretary Buffalo and 
 Lake Huron R. R., h 222 Victoria. 
 
 MACLEAR, THOMAS, bookseller 11 King 
 w, Victoria Hall, h 217 Mutual. 
 
 Maclear, Thomas A., clerk, bds 217 Mutual. 
 
 Maclear, Wm. H., clerk, bds 217 Mutual. 
 
 MACLENNAN k HENDERSON (.James 
 McLennan antl Elmer Hendei-son), barris- 
 ters, &c., Ontario Hall, Court. 
 
 MACLENNAN, JAMES, (.MacLennau & 
 Henderson, h 101 Bloor. 
 
 Macmillan, James H., book-keeper, ' h 96 
 Terauley. 
 
 MACNAB, JOHN, (Lyman & Macnab), h 
 103 Bloor. 
 
 MACNABB, ALEX., Police Magistrate, 
 (Macnabb & Morgan), h Carlton. 
 
 MACNABB k MORGAN, (Alex. Macnabb, 
 P.M., and T. Kearton Morgan), barris- 
 ters, &c.. Court. 
 
 Macnider, Wm., ledger-keeper Royal Cana- 
 dian Bank, bds 5 Bloor e. 
 
 NACNUTT, REV. G. A., Pastor of Alex- 
 ander street Baptist Church, h 2 Carlton. 
 
 MACPHERSON, ALEX, appraiser Cus- 
 toms Excsise warehouse, h l2 Geoi'ge. 
 
 MACPHERSON, HON. D. L., (Gzowski & 
 Co.), Romain Bigs, h Chestnut Park, 
 Yorkviile. 
 
 Macpherson, Miss Jessie, 151 Church. 
 
 Macrea, James, carpenter, h 167 Cenlre. 
 
280 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 . U' 
 
 
 fii 
 
 MACRAE, JOHN O., brokor and ommis. 
 
 sion nicrchnnt, and coiimiissioiu'r for tak- 
 ing atliJavits for sujicnor courts for lAWor 
 
 Canada, 16 Ontario Clianibt'rs cor ( liurch 
 
 and Front, rooms same. 
 Madfien, Patrick, blacksmith, ss Sydenham, 
 
 Yi.rkville. 
 Madderfon), Jolin, shoemaker, h Cti Emma. 
 Maddcrn, Francis, caqionter, h 81 ilngill. 
 Maddison, Alfred, clerk Hunk of Toronto, 
 
 bds 84 Hay. 
 MADDISON, G. L., Scotti.sh Trovincial 
 
 Life Assurance Company, 84 Hay, h same. 
 Maddox, George, saddler, h 73 Elizabeth. 
 Madigan, Mrs. Mary, laundress, h 88 
 
 George. 
 Madigai!, Patrick, shoemaker, li 87 Nelson. 
 Madigan, T., moulder, bds IS Victoria. 
 Mati'ei!, James, carjieuter, h r '4 Saver. 
 MAGDELEXE ASYLUM, n toll-gute, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Magee, John, shoemaker, h 25 Victoria. 
 Magee, Mrs. Catherine, crockery store, S.^ 
 
 Victoria, h same. 
 Magee, Patrick, porter, h 17 Mutual. 
 Maggs, John, tailor, h 9 Agnes. 
 Magill, Francis, ]iorter, h r .')4 Agues. 
 Magill, Patrick, porter, h r 54 Agnes. 
 MagiU, Kobert, laborer, h 24 Agnes. 
 Magill, Wm., clerk, IkIs 154 Adelaide w. 
 Maginu, John, engineer. Palace, h 29 Krin. 
 MAGFvATH, CHARLES, barrister, &c., 65 
 
 Colbonie, h 156 Peter. 
 Magson, C, clerk W. U. Hrown&Co., h 159 
 
 Victoria. 
 MAGUIRE, ADAM, ba^'ga„e-master G. W. 
 
 R., bds cor GeiTard and Torauley, Union 
 
 depot. 
 MAGUIRE, FRANCIS, saloon keeper G. AV. 
 
 K. station, h 37 Melinda. 
 Maguire, Hugh, laborer, h 99 Berkeley. 
 Maguire, James, bricklayer, h 60 Gerrard. 
 Maguire, J., carpenter W. Hurke, cor liich- 
 
 mond and Sheppard. 
 Maguire, John, tailor, h 79 Caroline. 
 Maguire, John, gi-ocery and provisi(m store, 
 
 56 Gerrard w, h same. 
 Maguire, John, carpenter, h St. Paul nr 
 
 Pine. 
 Maguire, John, baggage-master G. W. R., 
 
 Yonge stivet station, Ti 37 Terauley. 
 Maguire, John, sen., maltster Victoria brew- 
 ery. 
 Maguire, Palrick, porter, h 54 Agnes. 
 Jlaguire, Thomas, laborer, bds Pine e, nr 
 
 Queen. 
 Maguire, "Wm. J., plumber, 86 Sayer. 
 Maguire, Miss Ann, h 263 Queen e. 
 Mahaffey, Mrs. Sarah, h 198 Centre. 
 Maher, John, salesman, bils Ontario Hotel. 
 Maher, John, laborer, h 38 Boulton. 
 Maher, Patrick, laborer, Tait, cor East. 
 Ma'ier, Thomas, station master G. T. R., 
 
 Littte Front. 
 
 Mahon, James, laborer, h Don. 
 Mahoney, Edward, teamster Capt. A. Taylor, 
 ''.ihoney, Patrick, laborer, h 61 Pine e. 
 Mahoney, Timothy, carter, h 185 Sumach. 
 Jlaidlow, Edward, salesman, bds 237 Yong». 
 Maine, John, blacksmith N. R. C. 
 JIaine, Mrs. Catherine, h 304 Adelaide w. 
 Mainprice, Charles, butcher, 444 Queen W, 
 
 h same. 
 MAITLANI), ROBERT, general broker, 33 
 Exchange bigs, h 48 Front e. (See adver- 
 ti. enient). 
 Major, John A., bds 258 Carlton. 
 Major, John, clerk, 21 and 23 King e., h 
 
 258 Carlton. 
 JIajor, Mrs. Marv, boarding house, 164 York. 
 MAKINSON, (i?:ORGF, RIakinson's Hotel, 
 
 340 Yonge, cor Elm. 
 Malburn, AVm., caii)enter, h 208 Queen w. 
 ilalcolm, Alex., commercial traveller, h 123 
 
 Church. 
 Malcolm, John, flax ilrcsser, bds Hutcher'i 
 
 Arms. 
 Malcolm, Jlichael, cabinet maker Jaccjues & 
 
 Hay, h 216 George. 
 Mal('<"iln», Mrs. Margaret (wid George), h 101 
 
 Nelson. 
 Jlalcolm, Wm., plumber J. Ritchie, h 101 
 
 Nelso'.i. 
 MA LOOM, ROBERT, manufacturer of sad- 
 dles, harness, trunks, &c., 181 King e, 
 h same, (.see adv.) 
 J^IALLON, JOHN & CO. (John Mallon & 
 Michael J. Woods), butchers, &c., Nos. 
 12, 14 and 16, St. Lawrence Market. 
 MALLON, JOHN (.John Mallon & Co.) h 
 
 Dundas Road, H.ockton. 
 Mallon, J. J., night foreman, news depart- 
 ment Globe, h 133 and 135 Beech. 
 Malloney, Jeremiah, laborei', h 6 Central 
 
 Lane, 
 ilalloy, Bridget, washerwoman, h 17 Stanley. 
 Mnllo}-, Wm., student-at-law, 4 Ontario 
 
 Hall, bds Magill. 
 Malone, Jlrs. Eliza, (wid James), h r 60 
 
 Dummer. 
 JIalone, James, carpenter, h 7 St. Patrick's 
 
 Square. 
 Malone, Mrs. Jane, (wid John), h 128 John. 
 Malone, John moulder, h 140 Sullivan. 
 JIalone, John, laborer, h 72 Shumach. 
 Malone, Mrs. Julia, (wid AVm.), washer- 
 woman, h r 255 Elizabeth. 
 Malone, Martin, Biitish mail agent to New 
 
 York, h 604 Yonge. 
 Malone, Martin, .student at law 1 Ontario 
 
 Hall, h 504 Yonge. 
 ]\Ialone, Mrs. Mary, h 70 Caroline. 
 Malone, Mrs. Marj', (wid John P.), music 
 
 academy 164 John. 
 Moloney, James, mariner, li 223 Queen e. 
 MALONEY, JOHN M., merehant tailor 81 
 
 Bay, h same. (See card). 
 Maloney, John, teamster Aid well & Co. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 281 
 
 borer, h Don. 
 , teamster Capt. A. Taylor. 
 , laborer, h 61 Pine e. 
 y, carter, h 185 Sumach. 
 
 salesman, bds 237 Yonjie. 
 ksmith N. R. C. 
 
 inc, h 304 Adelaide w, 
 s, butcher, 444 Queen k, 
 
 BERT, general broker, 33 
 h 48 Front e. (See adver- 
 
 ds 258 Carlton. 
 
 k, 21 and 23 King e., L 
 
 boarding house, 164 York 
 OROE, Makinson's Hotel, 
 Elm. 
 
 upenter, li 208 Queen w. 
 unimercial traveller, h 123 
 
 ax dresser, bd.i Jhitcher'g 
 
 cabinet maker Jacques & 
 •ge. 
 rgaret (wid George), h 101 
 
 lumber J. Ritchie, h 101 
 
 '-RT, manufacturer of. sad- 
 runks, &c., 181 Kiiig e, 
 
 f «k CO. (John llallon & 
 
 )ils), butchers, &c., Nos. 
 
 it. Lawrence Alarket. 
 
 ^ (John Mallon & Co.) h 
 
 i.'ockton. 
 
 lit foreman, news depart- 
 
 i3 and 135 Beech. 
 
 ih, laborer, h 6 Central 
 
 isherwoman, h 17 Stanley, 
 udenl-at-law, 4 Ontario 
 
 :a, (wid James), h r 60 
 
 •peuter, h 7 St. Patrick's 
 
 , (wid John), h 1 28 John. 
 
 ildcr, h 140 Sullivan. 
 
 •rer, h 72 Sluimach. 
 
 a, (wid AVm.), washer- 
 
 Klizabetli. 
 
 itish mail agent to New 
 
 ge- 
 
 udent at law 1 Ontario 
 
 , h 70 Caroline. 
 
 •, (wid John P.), music 
 
 II. 
 
 ariner, h 223 Queen e, 
 
 r M., merchant tailor 81 
 
 ee card). 
 
 nster Aldwell & Co. 
 
 Maloney, Michael, laborer, h r 109 Nelson. 
 
 Mnloney, Thomas, laborer, li 22 Douro. 
 
 Maltman, Charles Wm., bo.\ manufacturer, 
 h 851 Richmond w. 
 
 Maltman, John, band-box maker, h 38 High 
 cor Vanauley. 
 
 Manderson, Mrs. Agnes, h 84 Lumley. 
 
 Manderville, Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, h 29 
 Wellington e. 
 
 Maney, Mi<;hael, laborer, ii 43 Maria w. 
 
 Mangan, Patrick, warehouseman E Hoopor 
 & Co., bds Rochester House. 
 
 Maniece, J. J., carpenter Jacques k Hay, h 
 19 Victoria. 
 
 Manly, Rev. John 0., Congiegational min- 
 ister, h 227 Church. 
 
 Manlcy, John, teacher telegraphing B. A. 
 Com. Col., bds Greenbush Hotel. 
 
 Mauley. John, tailor 380 Yonge, h .same. 
 
 Manly, Mrs John, honiton lace manufactur- 
 er 380 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Mauley, Richard, mariner, h 41 Denison 
 Ave. • 
 
 Mann, A. P., knitter Simpson's woollen fac- 
 tory. Front. 
 
 Mann, Andrew, laborer h r s s James, York- 
 viUe. 
 
 Mann, JaTnes, sailor, h IS Centre. 
 
 Mann, Thoinns, carjienter, h 73 Sherbourne. 
 
 Mann, Thomas, carpenter, h s s Mercer nr 
 John. 
 
 Manncring, Charle? engine-driver G.T.R., 
 h 36 Camden. 
 
 Mannion, James, caretaker 68 Church. 
 
 MANNINGS' BLOCK, Front us bet Church 
 and West Market Scpiaie. 
 
 MANNING.ALEX., contractor, 89 Welling- 
 ton w. 
 
 Manning, F., clerk Thomas Jlay & Co., bds 
 89 Wellington. 
 
 Manning, George, W., teller City Bank of 
 Montreal, bds 202 Church. 
 
 Manning, .John F., ruler 17 and 19 King e, 
 bds Piatt's Hotel, Nelso... 
 
 Manning, J., insurance agent, li 40 Adelaide e. 
 
 Manning, Thomas, laborer, h 101 Ann. 
 
 Mansell, John, machinist, h 13 Dummcr. 
 
 Mansfield, John, porter, bds 26 Temperance. 
 
 Mansfield, Robert, gardener, h 236 Spadina 
 Ave. 
 
 Manson, George, gardener, 388 King e, h 
 same. 
 
 Manson, Mrs., h 9 Bloor. «> 
 
 Manson, Wm., carpenter, h Lumley. 
 
 Mauton, George, porter J. G. Joseph & Co., 
 h Elizabeth. 
 
 Mapplebeck, John, butcher 244 King e, li 
 .same. 
 
 Mapledoram, W. C, butcher B. H. Campton, 
 bds 96 Adelaide w. 
 
 Maple Leaf Hotel, Alex. Johnson, prop, 246 
 Queen w. 
 
 Mara, Daniel, laborer, h 64 Stanley. 
 
 Mara, Mrs, Ann, (wid John), h 882 Queen w. 
 
 ilara, Thomas, house and land agent, h 156 
 John. 
 
 Mara, Thomas A., groceries, wines anu 
 liquors 288 Queen w, h 156 John. 
 
 Marathy, Daniel, shoemaker, h 36 Sher- 
 bourne. 
 
 March, Charles, house, sign and ornamental 
 j)ainter, grainer and paper hanger 76 
 Adelaide e, h same. 
 
 Margrie, Geoige, machinist L. C. Mendou. 
 
 Marks, George, engine-driver G. T. R., h 
 257 Queen w. 
 
 Marks, John, laborer, h King e nr Trinity. 
 
 Marks, Joseph, locomotive inspector, h 145 
 Brock. 
 
 Marks, Mrs. Mary E., (wid Michael), h 5 
 Renfrew. 
 
 Marks, Robert, grocer, h 108 Agnes. 
 
 Marks, Sampson, dry goods and clothing, 
 18S Queen w, h same. 
 
 MARKS, WM., leather beltingmauufacturcr, 
 34 Temiierance, h same. 
 
 ^.larks, Wm., carpenter, bds 122^ York. 
 
 Marling, Alex., L. L. B., chief clerk educa- 
 tion office, h l(i Sultan. 
 
 Marling, E., h 16 Sultan. 
 
 Marling, Rev. Francis Henry, Congrega- 
 tional, h 279 Church. 
 
 Marling, John F., h 20 Greuville. 
 
 Marling, J. W., general agent Canada Life 
 Assurance Co., h 254 Wellington w. 
 
 Marling, P. W , clerk 6 Wellington w, h 20 
 Grcnville. 
 
 Marling, Wm., fitter N.R.C. 
 
 Marrat, John, shoemaker, h 46 Magill. 
 
 Marriott, Francis, book-keeper Canada Per- 
 manent Biulding and Saving Society, h. 
 18 Seaton. 
 
 Marriott, Wm., finisher, h 29 Spadina ave. 
 
 Marrow, Patrick, laborer G.T.R., h East. 
 
 Marsden, James, brass finisher, li 137 Eliza, 
 beth. 
 
 Marsh, John, grocer, 50 Parliament, hsame. 
 
 Marsh, John, laborer gas works, h cor Par- 
 liament and King. 
 
 Marshall, Charles, clerk, bds 86 Berkeley. 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. Catherine, (wid Thomas), h 
 36 Esther. 
 
 Marshall, Charles, laborer D. Crawford & 
 Co., h 86 Berkeley. 
 
 Marshall, E., coppersmith G.T.R. 
 
 Marshall, Hamilto:;, wheelwright, li 224 
 Dundas. 
 
 Mar.shaii, Hamilton, jun., laborer, h Dundas. 
 
 Marshall, Henry, carpenter, li 161 York, 
 
 Marshall, Hugh, laborer, h 125 Queen e. 
 
 Marshall James, port'.'r, Adelaide w, r U. 0. 
 college. 
 
 Marahall, John, press-feeder 17 & 19 King 
 e, bds 36 Esther. 
 
 Marshall, John S., baker, 99 Church, h 
 same. 
 
 Marshall, Joseph, porter, Y 102 Agnes. 
 
 Marshall. Joseph, plasterei, li Queen's Park. 
 
282 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 I 
 
 i ■■• 
 
 Marshall, Joseph, hnkcr, bds 99 Church. 
 Marslmll, J. B., (col.), barber, 68 King w. 
 Marshall, J. C, clerk, h 107 Bay. 
 MARSHALL, KENDP.ICK, accountant, h 
 
 151 Jarvis. 
 MARSHALL, MRS. K., music teacher, 
 
 h 151 Jarvis. 
 Marshall, N., clerk, bds 131 Jarvis. 
 Marshall, Robert, employee G. T. K., h 167 
 
 Vanauley. 
 MARSHALL, SAMUEL, (Sutherland & 
 
 Marshall), h 14 Denison Ave. 
 Marshall, Thomas, salesman, bds 56 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Marshall, Thomas, laborer, h ^[arkham nr 
 
 Butler. 
 Marshall, Wm., cab-driver, h King w. 
 Marsland, George H., bds 206 Church. 
 MARSTON, W. P., importer and manufae- 
 
 turer of guns, rifles, pistols, &c., 132 
 
 Yonge. h same. 
 Martin, Charles, shoemaker, h 91 Centre. 
 Martin, Christopher, (Pulaski & Martin), bds 
 
 Albion Hotel. 
 Martin, Curtis, M.l)., surgeon-major military 
 
 hospital, h 490 Queen \v. 
 Martin, Francis, packer, bds 103 Sayor. 
 Martin, George, boot and shoemaker 90 York, 
 
 h same. 
 Martin, George, brick-maker, h w s \''ork, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 MARTIN, HENRY, teacher of music and 
 
 drawing Mechanics' Institute,' bds 9 
 
 Craickshank. 
 Martin, Henry, coachman, h r 13 Richmond e. 
 MARTIN, JAMES, Sk\., (James Martin & 
 
 Son), h 209 Queen e. 
 MARTIN, JAMES, Jrx. aames Martin & 
 
 Son), h 8 8 Queen nr io. 
 
 MARTIN, JAMES, L SON, (James, .sen., 
 
 and James, jun.), props Ontario Foundry 
 
 and Machine Shop, 209 Queen e and 3 
 
 Ontario lane. (See advt. ) 
 Martin, John, book-keeper, bds 53 Queen e. 
 Martin, John, clerk Thomas May & Co., bds 
 
 149 Adelaide. 
 Martin, John, tinsmith, bds 103 King e. 
 Martin , John, Ifiborer, h s s King bet Bath- 
 
 urst and Tecumseth. 
 Martin, John, merchant tailor, h 148 Berk- 
 eley. 
 Martin, Joseph, merchant tailor 636 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Martin, Mra. Isabella, h 154 Richmond w. 
 Martin, Mis. Margaret, (wid Robert), seam- 
 stress, h 88 Edward. 
 Martin, Mra. Rachel, h 149 Adelaide w. 
 Martin, Peter, machmist, bds 81 MeMahon. 
 Martin, Robert, salesman, bds 149 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 Martin, S, S., clerk Rice, Lewis & Son, h 31 
 
 Sherboume. 
 MARTIN, THOMAS M., portrait painter 22 
 
 King e. 
 
 Martin, Thompson, tinsmith, bds 193Kinge. 
 Martin, Wm., brakemanG. T. R., bds Black 
 
 Bull 266 Queen w. 
 Martin, Wm., salesman Hughes k Co., h 
 
 212 Queen e. 
 Martin, Wm., clerk, bds 149 Adelaide w. 
 Martin, Wm., employe C. P. Reed k Co.'s 
 
 cigar factory. 
 Martin, Wm. H., Quarter blaster 29th Regt, 
 
 li 9 Douro. 
 Martingale, Thomas, salesman, bds 32 Bond. 
 Marven, John, bricklayer, h 90 Portland. 
 JIarx, Francis, marble cutter and grocer, 125 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Masset, J., carpi nter Burke's factory, h cor 
 
 Sheppanl & Richmond. 
 Massey, George W., salesman, 156 King e 
 
 bds Ritchie's Terrace. 
 Massey, John, invoice clerk 157 King e, bds 
 
 Ritchie's Terrace. 
 MASON, ALFRED J., cashier Canada 
 
 Permanent Building and Savings Society, 
 
 h 161 Victoria. . 
 Mason, Charles, laborer, h 11 Ontario e. 
 Mason, George, commercial traveller, h Ter- 
 
 auley cor Gerrard. 
 MASON, J. HERBERT, Sec. & Treas. Can. 
 
 Per. Bldg & Saving Society, JIasonic Hall, 
 
 h 148 Sherboume. 
 Mason, James, teller Toronto Savings Bank, 
 
 bds 215 King e. 
 Muson, James, h 28 Victoria. 
 Mason, John, manufacturer and dealer in 
 
 boots and shoes, 216 King e, h same. 
 Mason, John R., Asst. book-keei»er Sessions 
 
 Turner & Co., bds Robinson House. 
 Mason, Mrs. Marii, cor Pine w and n Park. 
 ^lason, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, bds 
 
 215 King e. 
 MACON, THOMAS G., with A. k F. Nord- 
 
 heiiner, 15 King e, h 161 Victoria. 
 Ma.son, Thomas A. H., with W. Armstrong, 
 
 42 King e. 
 MASON, WM. T., accountant and official 
 
 assignee, agent European Assurance So- 
 ciety London, England, 5 Ontario Hall, h 
 
 163 Victoria. 
 M VSONIC HALL, Toronto, n of Post Of- 
 
 ;ce, (see advt.) 
 Masters, Richard, laborer, h 92 George. 
 Matches, Samuel, laborer Gas Works, h nr 
 
 lion. 
 Mather, Jav.es "NJ^, baker W. Aitkins, bds 
 
 724 Queen w. 
 Mather, Mrs A., (wid Wm.), h 117 Bond. 
 Jfatheson, A., chemist and dniggis 140 
 
 King w, h same. 
 Mathcson, George, clerk A. Matheson, bds 
 
 140 King w. 
 MATHESON, HUGH, merchant tailor, 
 
 clothier, and dealer in gents' furnishing 
 
 goods, 16 King e, h same, (see advt.) 
 Mathews, George, clerk fmance dept., bds 
 
 809 King w. 
 
 ti! ii 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 
 283 
 
 ismith, l«l8l93Kinee. 
 mG. T. K., Ws Black 
 
 an Hughes k Co., h 
 
 lis 1 -JO Adelaide w. 
 e L\ l\ Reed k Co.'s 
 
 tfrJliistiT29tliI?egt, 
 
 It'sninn, bds 32 Rond. 
 >'or, h 90 Portland, 
 cutter and grocer, 125 
 
 Rurke's faotorv. h oor 
 
 ul. 
 
 alesuian, 155 King e 
 
 L'lerk 157 King e, bds 
 
 J., casliier Canada 
 and Savings .Society, 
 
 r, h 11 Ontario p. 
 leial traveller, h Ter- 
 
 r, See. k Treas. Can. 
 ociety, ilosonic Hall, 
 
 ironto Savings Rank, 
 
 toria. 
 
 turer and dealer in 
 King e, h same. 
 book-keei>er Sessions 
 •binson Hou.se. 
 
 I'ine w and n Park, 
 and shoemaker, bds 
 
 with A. k F. Nord- 
 
 161 Victoria. 
 
 with W. Ai-mstrong, 
 
 countant and oHieial 
 pean As.suranee So- 
 J, 5 Ontario Hall, h 
 
 onto, n of Post Of- 
 
 r, h 92 George. 
 
 er Gas Works, li nr 
 
 er W. Aitkins, bds 
 
 ''m.), hlir Rond. 
 and di-uggis HO 
 
 : A. JIatheson, bds 
 
 merchant tailor, 
 in gents' furnishing 
 ime, (seeadvt.) 
 finance dept., bds 
 
 Mathews, James, prop Robinson House, 109 
 and 111 Ray. 
 
 Mathews, J. T., clerk R. Arnold G. T. R. 
 ticket oflicc, bds Robinson House. 
 
 Mathieson, James, clerk (i. Miehie k Co., 
 h 547 Yonge. 
 
 Matthews, H., book seller 241 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 MATTHEWS, H. J., incture frame and 
 looking-glass manufacturer and fancy 
 goods dealer 189 Vonge, h same. 
 
 Matthews, H. J., salesman, bds 378 Yonge. 
 
 Matthews, Isaac, labonr East Toronto Rrew- 
 ery, h 16 Krin. 
 
 Matthews, John, grocer, 56 Bundas. 
 
 Matthews, John, laborer, h £6 Stanley. 
 
 Matthews, Jehu, commercial reiwrterXrarfcr, 
 h 251 Queen e. 
 
 Matthews, J. T., clerk liice Lewis & Son, bds 
 Newbiggin House. 
 
 Matthews, Mrs. Susannah, h 20 Stanley. 
 
 Mattiiews, Robert, laborer, h 20 I'.iiii. 
 
 Matthews, Samuel, hiborer, h 403 (jueeu e. 
 
 Matthews, Thomas, laborer, h 18 Erin, w s. 
 
 MATTHEWS, WM., soap and candle manu- 
 facturer, Rerkeley, bet Esplanade and 
 Palace, h 288 King e. 
 
 MATTHEWS, WM., piano-forte dealer, 
 tuner and repairer, 378 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Matthews, Wni., confectioner, h 35 Ontario e. 
 
 MATTHEWS, W. D., (W. D. Matthews k 
 Co. ), h cor Elm & Terauley. 
 
 MATTHEWS, W. I). & Co., (W. U. Mat- 
 thews and R. C. Hamilton), produce and 
 commission merchants, 16 Front e. 
 
 Matthews, W. ])., jun., clerk, bds Ifi Front. 
 
 Matthewson, George, laborer, h 108 Strachan. 
 
 Maughan, John, sen., accountant, lil3 Wind- 
 sor. 
 
 Maughan, John, jr., assi.st. sec. Western As- 
 surance Co., h 13 Windsor. 
 
 Maulson, George J., clerk 25 & 27 Church, 
 h 123 Church. 
 
 Maulson, Frederick H., clerk 25 King e, bds 
 133 Church. 
 
 Maunders k Rro., (Wm. k T. Maunder), 
 painters and glaziers, 93 Church. 
 
 Maunder, T., (Maunder & Rro.), h 93 Church. 
 
 Maunder, Wm., (Maunder & Hro.), h 93 
 Church. 
 
 Maune, Michael, tailor, hl20 ''ortland. 
 
 Maver, George, confectioner, 203 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Maxwell, James, caqientei', h r 404 Terauley. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. Catherine, (widWm.), grocer, 
 h Elm e, cor Parliament. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, h 5 
 Scott. 
 
 Maxwell, Robert, laborer, h w s Hope, nr 
 Conway. ■ 
 
 Maxwell, Robert, asst. engineer Lunatic 
 Asylum, h Bishop. 
 
 Jfaxwell, Robert, clerk, bds 2 Elm. 
 
 Maxwell, Wm., painter, h r 72 Centre. 
 
 May, Amos, li 150 Duchess. 
 
 May, Geo., laborer W. D. Darlington. 
 
 May, Sanmel, (Riley & May), King, cor 
 
 York. 
 MAY, SAMUEL P., U. I)., Education 
 
 Olfice, h94Ann. 
 ilay, Thomas, prop Confederation HousCi 
 
 York, cor (^ueen. 
 MAY, THOS. (Thos. May&Co,)resHam- 
 burgb Miany. 
 MAY. <. & CO. (ThoB. May and Jamea 
 
 Pal .in) wholesale straw and fancy goodi, 
 
 5G Yonge. 
 May, Wm., bricklayer, bds 104 Terauley. 
 May, AVm. H., book-keeper, 18 King e, bds 
 
 same. 
 Mayhcw, Francis, carpenter, 16 Alice, h same. 
 Majne, J., turner G. T. H. 
 Maysonholder. Chas., pressman Christian 
 
 Ouardid)!, li 34 Don. 
 Mead, John, general hardware, 156 King e, 
 
 h same. 
 Mead, J. H., h 1. ''.5 Church. 
 Mead, Patrick, laborer, h 44 Ann. 
 Maad, Robert, book-keeper, h Parliament, 
 
 nr Duke. 
 Mead, Wm., laborer, h 60 Emma. 
 Meadom, Tlios., bds 336 Little l{-".hmond. 
 MEADOWS, SAMUEL, plumber, steam 
 
 and gas fitter, 21 and 23 Queen w, h same. 
 Meadows, Christian, copper plate engi-aver 
 
 W. C. Chcwett k Co., 1; 189 Centre. 
 Meagher, Mrs. JIary, caretaker, Romain bigs 
 
 King e. 
 Meagher, M., boot and shoe store, 84 Yonge, 
 
 h same, 
 Meagher, Thomas, station master Don sta- 
 tion, G. T. R. 
 Meagher, Wm., oil lanijis, &c,, 32 King w, 
 
 bds Metropolitan Hotel. 
 Meakin, Wn»., dry goods, 181 Yonge, h same. 
 Mearns, Wm., book-keeper, 8 King e, h 
 
 366 Queen w. 
 MECHANIC'S INSTITUTE k LIBRARY, 
 
 cor Adelaide e and Church. 
 Medcalf, Alfred (E. & A. Medcalf), h 485 
 
 King e. 
 ifedcalf, Edward (E. k A. Medcalf), bds 448 
 
 Kin^ V. 
 MEL"ALF, E. & A. (Edward and Alfred) 
 
 proji.i Don Foundry, 489 King e. 
 MEDCALF, F. H., alderman St. David's 
 
 Ward, h 448 King e. 
 Medcalf, Henrj', machinist, E & A. Med- 
 calf, bds 448 King e. 
 Meddler, John, carpenter, bds 158 Rerkeley. 
 Medole, Nathaniel, laborer, h 74 Esther. 
 Mee, P^dward, maltster Aldwell k Co. 
 Mee, James, laborer, h 67 Duke. 
 Meehan, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid John), h 3784 
 
 Queen e. 
 Meehan, John, butcher No. 26 St. LawTence 
 
 Market, bds 149 Centre. 
 Meehan, John, laborer, h 149 Centre. 
 
V- > 
 
 I fi 
 
 i i 
 
 ^ 
 
 284 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Mtelian, Neil, saloon-keeper, 137 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Meehan, Patrick, tailor, h 118 Victoria. 
 Meek, Tlio..ias, iirop Meek's Hotel, h 37 
 
 East Market. 
 MEHAK(i, .JOHN, manufacturer and <lealor 
 
 in hoot.s and .sUoch 126 King v, h '27 Maria 
 
 e. (See adv). 
 
 &N. 
 
 Melrtdy), 
 k N. Melady), 
 
 h 171 
 h 141 
 
 Meladv, Nicholas, (P. 
 
 Parliament. 
 Melady, Patrick, (P. 
 
 Kini; o. 
 Melady, P. & N., dry goods and clothing 
 
 141 King e. 
 Melander, John, wathniaker and jeweller 84 
 
 Queen w, h sanie. 
 Meldmni, Kicliard, jmiiitor, 172 York. 
 Melia, Peter, carter, li (57 McMahon. 
 Mellick, James, grocer, li '201 Klizaheth. 
 Meltick, James, porter, li 85 Queen c. 
 Memory, Edward, tailor, li 490 King w. 
 Memory, Robert, tailor, h 4'JO King w. 
 Menagli, Thomas, teacher, h n s llayden. 
 Menagh, Thonia.s, office mes.sunger t!alt & 
 
 Henderson, hds Hayden. 
 MENDON, L. v., agent for Ontario, 
 
 for Howe's sewing machines, 3 Ho.ssin 
 
 House. (See adv). 
 Menet, A. Hay, clerk Thompson k Burns, h 
 
 7 Bloor e. 
 Menet, Frederick J., hook-keeper Thompson 
 
 k IJurns, h 7 Bloor e. 
 Menge, Theodore, shoemaker, bds 35 Louisa. 
 Menzies, George, discount clerk Bank 
 
 British North Anierica, h Yoikville. 
 Menzies, J., assistant fitter G. T. K. 
 Menzies, Thomas, assistant observer, h 
 
 Queen' -i Park. 
 Mepstin, Henrv, gardener, bds 294 King e. 
 MEHCET!, ANDREW, issuer of marriage 
 
 licenses, h Wellington w, cor Bay. (See 
 
 adv). 
 Mercer, Andrew, student, bds A. Mercer, 
 
 sen. 
 Mercer, James, eating house keeper 24 
 
 Church, h same. 
 MERCER, JOHN, hotd-keejier 273 Yonge. 
 Mercer, Mrs. V., (wid), eating-house 175 
 
 King e. 
 March, John, groceries and provisions, 315 
 
 King e, h same. 
 MERCHANTS' BANK OF CANADA, 
 
 JamesG. Harper, manager, 13 Wellington e. 
 MERCHANTS' DISPATCH EAST 
 
 FREIGHT LINE, M. H. Irish, agent, 67 
 
 Yonge. 
 Meredith, Arthur, book-keeper, bds 225 
 
 George. 
 Meredith, Charles, (Lawson, Meredith & Co.) 
 
 h Yonge, cor Louisa. 
 Meredith, H., brakeman G.T.R., bds 108 
 
 York. 
 Meredith, Henry, salesman A. R. McMaster 
 
 & Bro., bds 31 Grosvenor. 
 
 Meredith, Henry W., foreman Robinaou & 
 
 Pearson, h 15 Sayer. 
 Meredith, John, h 308 Queen e. 
 Meredith, Mrs. Mary, (wid Wm.), h 10 
 
 James e. 
 Meredith, Thomas, hairdres.ser, h 40 Terau- 
 
 ley. 
 Meredith, Thomas, ]iroducc merchant, 80 
 
 Front p, h 22.'5 (!coi-gf, 
 MERRICK & BROS., (.F, D., J. H. & D. A. 
 
 Meirick), imjiortcrs of British and foreign 
 
 drv goods, clothing, &c., 47 k 49 King e. 
 Merrick, .Mrs. C. B., h 92 Ri.jimond c. 
 MERRICK, DOM! NICK A., (.Merrick & 
 
 Bros.), h 92 Ridimond e. 
 MERRICK, .JAMES Jl., (Merrick & Bros.), 
 
 h 92 Richmond e. 
 MERRICK, JERKMIAH D., (Merrick & 
 
 Bros.), h 204 Church. 
 Merritt, GcorgC; laborer, h r 4(1 North 
 
 Park. 
 Merritt, CJeorge, bolt-maker W. Hamilton 
 
 & .Son). 
 Merritt, -Mrs. Janet, h 26 Wimlsor. 
 Merritt, Wm., lalioicr, "w s Borden, bet Col- 
 lege and Vankmighiict. 
 Merson, Philip, gardener, h 27 Ontario e. 
 Merrv, Martin, assistant City Clerk's office, 
 
 h 73 Shutcr. 
 Merryfield, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 190 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Metcalfe, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid George), iiro- 
 
 visions, 29 Camden. 
 Metcalf, John, salesman, h 87 Louisa. 
 Metcalf, Thomas, baililf, h 199 John. 
 METROPOLITAN PER.MANENT B'TILD- 
 
 ING SOCIETY, JauK's Eraser secretary 
 
 and treasurer, [> King w. 
 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Thomas Brown, 
 
 ^irop, cor King & Bav. 
 METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANY, 
 
 20, 21 & 22 E.xchange Blg.s. 
 Metzker, Joshua, engine driver N.R.C., h r 
 
 134 Bathurst. 
 MEYER, JOHN H., prop King's Hotel, 
 
 York cor Front. 
 MEYERS, ADAM IL, JUN., (Duggan & 
 
 Meyers), rootns cor King ami Yonge. 
 Meyers, James, city assessor St. George's 
 
 ward. 
 Meyers, M., (Meyers & Levy), h 233 King e. 
 Mevers k Levy, (M. Meyers k H. Levy), 
 
 tailors, 233 King e. 
 Meyers, Matthew, varnisher, 18 Osgoode. 
 Michel, Francis, student, bds 191 Elizabeth. 
 MICHIE, GEORGE & CO., (Alex. F. Fulton 
 
 & James Michie), importers and wholesale 
 
 grocers. Front e, cor Yonge. 
 MICHIE, James (George Michie & Co., & 
 
 Fulton, Michie k Co.), h 40 Wellington, 
 
 cor Bay. 
 MICHIE, JOHN F , asst. manager Royal 
 
 Canadirn Bank, h ' 16 Bond. 
 Miehie, ^^ m., grocer, 100 Albert, h same. 
 
TOIIONTO CITV DIRECTORY. 
 
 285 
 
 , fiircnmn Kobijisoa & 
 
 IT. 
 
 f>8 Qiii'cii p. 
 
 ly, (wiil Wni.), h IC 
 
 iiinlR'sscr, h 40 Tomu- 
 
 produoc iiicrelmut, 80 
 
 , (•[. IX, J. H. &D. A. 
 s "f IJritisli ftiid forcij^u 
 ,', &!'., 47 k 4!) Kill'' V. 
 
 li !>2 Hi.lunoiid ('. 
 '.'ICK A., (Merrick & 
 
 IKPIld 0. 
 
 n., (Merrick & Bros.), 
 
 lAir D., (Merriik & 
 
 rli. 
 
 burcr, li r 40 North 
 
 t-iiiakcr W. Hamilton 
 
 li 2(5 Windsor. 
 
 r, Av s Borden, bet Col- 
 
 iiiit. 
 
 ciior, li 27 Oiitiirio e. 
 
 ;iiit City Clerk's office, 
 
 oot and shoemaker, 190 
 
 I'tli, (wid George), pro- 
 
 I. 
 
 lau, li 87 Louisa, 
 
 iliir, h 199 John. 
 
 'KHMANKNT B'lILD- 
 
 'anics Fraser seeretarv 
 
 inf,' w. 
 
 l<)TEL,Thoma.s Brown, 
 
 ■.IV. 
 
 WATKR COMPANY, 
 
 ige B]g.s. 
 
 ?uio driver N.R.C., h r 
 
 ., proji King's Hotel, 
 
 [., JUN., (Duggan & 
 King and Vonge. 
 assessor St. George's 
 
 k Levy), h 233 King e. 
 Meyers & H. Levy), 
 
 nisher, 18 O.sgoode. 
 ;nt, bds 191 Elizabeth. 
 ; CO., (Alex. F. Fulton 
 nporters and wholesalo 
 r Yonge. 
 
 urge Michie & Co., & 
 0.), h 40 Wellington, 
 
 asst. manager Royal 
 16 Bond. 
 100 Albert, h same. 
 
 Mickle, Wm., wall paper pattern jutter, h 
 
 131 Queen w. 
 Mickelborough, Dimiel, hatter, 111 King e. 
 Mickelborough, George, bookkeeper G. Hard- 
 ing, h 77 King w. 
 Mii'kelborongh, F. H., Exiise oillcer, h 23 
 
 Tenipenuiec. 
 Middii'iniss, John, foreman printer job dept. 
 
 Lendir oHice, h 36 Walton. 
 Middleton, Francis, baker and confectioner, 
 
 158 King w, h same. 
 Middleton, John, merchant, bds Bay Horse 
 
 Hotel. 
 Middleton, Wm., messenger Agi-icultural 
 
 HiiU, b 17 Sayer. 
 Midgley, Abraham, book-keeper, b Church, 
 
 nr Northern (,'ougregatioual C'liurch. 
 Midgley, Henry, optician 20 King e, h 16 
 
 Kichmond e. 
 Milard, I'atriek, laborer G. W. R. 
 Milbourne, Robert, gardener, h 4 Small's 
 
 block, Beech. 
 Milburn, J., fitter G. T. R. 
 Miles, John J., eabiuet-maker, h 63 Lunilcy. 
 Miles, Josepii, laborer, h 14 Erin. 
 Miles, Mrs. A., h 170 Adelaide w. 
 Military Barracks, w s Dorset, cor King. 
 MILITARY HOSPITALS, 36 Front w, and 
 
 490 Queen w. 
 Millar, Mr.s. J. W., h 99 Queen e. 
 Millar, James AV., watchmaker and jeweller, 
 
 135 Kinge, h 99 Queen c. 
 Millard, Rev. Wm., h 6 AVood. 
 Millard, Wm. H., h 45 North. 
 Millen, Robert, bds Isabella, nr Church. 
 MILLER, ADAM, bookseller and stationer, 
 
 62 King e, h 210 Victoria. • 
 
 Miller, Albert, clerk, h 13 Maitland. 
 MILLER, ALEX., second-hand clothing 20 
 
 Adelaide e, and 226, 228 and 230 King e, 
 
 h 230 King e. 
 Jfiller, Andrew, carpenter, h 57 Centre. 
 Miller, Daniel, clerk Merchant's Bank, bds 
 
 161 Church. 
 Miller, David, salesman 165 King e, lids 100 
 
 Church. 
 MILLER, HUGH, (H. Miller i Co.), h 201 
 
 Jarvis. 
 MILLER, HUGH, k CO., c.'iemists and 
 
 dniggists, and props of Miller's Tick De- 
 stroyer, 167 King e. 
 Miller, Humidirey, shoemnker, bds 20 Albert. 
 Miller, James, machinist, h 8 Markham. 
 Miller, James, stone-cutter, bds 135 Teraulev. 
 Miller, James, bookseller and fancy goods 
 
 272 Yonge, li same. 
 Miller, John, (.J. Miller & Son), h 221 George. 
 Miller, John C, clerk Crown Lands Depart- 
 ment, Parliament bigs, bds 173 Church. 
 Miller, John, groceries and provisions 280 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Miller, M. H., clerk, h 13 Maitland. 
 Miller, M. Octavius, captain military store 
 
 staff, h 517 King w. 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Ann. h 23 Maitland. 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Wm.), fi 15 
 
 Ir.aliellii. 
 Miller, Mrs. Rebecca, (wid Robert), boarding 
 
 house, 204 Victoria. 
 Miller, Peter R., falesman, h 250 Church. 
 Miller, Peter R., bds 175 Centre. 
 Miller, Robert B , barrister 86 King e, h 33 
 
 Wellington Place. 
 Miller, R. C, transfer clerk Canadian Bank 
 
 of Commerce, res Daveiijiort. 
 Miller, Sydney R.,bds 105 Nelson. 
 Miller, Thomas, telegraph operator, bds 18 
 
 Temperance. 
 Miller, Thomas P., train despatcher, bds 
 
 Temperance. 
 -Aliller, Wm., traveller 138 Yonge, bds 1 
 
 Temperance. 
 Miller, Wm., engine-driver G. W. R., h 1 
 
 Portland. 
 Miller, Wm. C, clerk 25 King c, bds 276 
 
 Yonge. 
 Miller, Wm. IL, manager J. E. Smith & 
 
 Co., h 287 Jarvis. 
 Miller, Wm. H., ledger-keeper Quebec Bank, 
 
 bds Rossiu House. 
 Millgate, Philip, watchman G. W. R., h 18 
 
 Douro. 
 MILLICHAAIP, WALLACE, gold & silver 
 
 plater and manufacturer of window and 
 
 show case dividing bars, 80 Queen w, li 
 
 same. (Seeadvt.) 
 Milligan, Alex., tailor, h 90 Elizabeth. 
 MILLIGAN, ARCHIBALD, prop MiUigan's 
 
 Hotel 12 West Market Sq. ami gi-oceries 
 
 and provisions 2 and 3 City Hall Bigs. 
 JIILLIGAN, FREDERICK, Inn keeper 108 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Milligan, Gilbert, carpenter, li 180 Saver, 
 ililligan, James, laborer, Soho Foundry. 
 Milligan, James, bds 180 Sayer. 
 Milligan, James, teamster Aldwell & Co. 
 Milligan, John, park-keeper, bds ISO Sayer. 
 Milligan, Joseph, chair painter, h Sheppard, 
 Jlilligan, ^Irs. Jane, (wid Arthur), h 25 
 
 Louisa. 
 Jlilligan, Robert J., printer Tdcgnqih, h 
 
 130 .Sayer. 
 Milligan, Wm., painter, h Sheppard. 
 Millington, James, boiler maker, h Ontario 
 
 w nr Robinson. 
 MiLLOY k CO., (Donald Milloy & Thos. 
 
 Burke), shipping agents Yonge st. wharf. 
 Milloy Donald, (Milloy & Co.), bds Ameri- 
 can Hotel. 
 JIILLOY, NICOL, agent Canadian Inland 
 
 Navigation Co., Front c, bds American 
 
 Hotel. 
 MILLOY'S WHARF. Esplanade bet Scott 
 
 k Yonge. 
 Mills, Francis, tunier, bds 140 Victoria. 
 Mills, James, laborei', h n s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Mills, James, Sherift"s officer h Bnniswick 
 
286 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON * CO.'s 
 
 MillM, MisH Jaiip, iniliincr, h Dcnison Ave. 
 Mills, John A., larpt'iitir uiul joiiitr 10 A<li'- 
 
 kiilu 0, h H Kdwuid. 
 MilJH, John, grucur, 24 FnuK-ix, )i same. 
 MilU, .liiliti,, junior Htoruniun Ki'tbrd iS: Dillon, 
 
 h 315 C'hiirih. 
 Mills, John, grocer, h Spi-uct- cor I'ino. 
 Milln, Joliii, carter, h 228 Tine w. 
 Mills, Miss Murgiuet, ihoMS niuker, li 68 
 
 T.raulcy. 
 Mills, IJidmnl, carter, li 8 Aguen. 
 Mills, Uobcrt, grotcr, u r. cor Ann and 
 
 t'hurt li. 
 Mills, lioliert, hook-keeper Wni. Galhniith, 
 
 1kU315 fliureh. 
 Mills, Ifoliort, giite-kee|)er, h Collego Ave. 
 MUI.s, Wjn. caiiienter, li 33 Nassiiu. 
 Milne, 'I'lionms, sehool teacher, h 40 Albert. 
 Milne, VVni., carpenter, h 180 f^aj-cr. 
 Milne, Wni., grocer, 152 ami 154 Simdina 
 
 ave. 
 Milton, Peter, tailor, h 25 Louisa. 
 Milward, Samuel, manager 30 ("olhornc, li 
 
 Jarvis, Yorkville. 
 Minctt, Charles J., cooper, h 318 (iueeu w. 
 Mink, James, h 171 University. 
 Minor, Jesse S., bds 74 Colborne. 
 Minor, Michael, laborer \V. W. Culdwoll, 
 
 bds IJathurst. 
 Minor, Mrs. Jane, h 147 Queen w. 
 Minty, James, comniission merchant, li 4(i 
 
 Walton. 
 Mintz, A. J., pawnbroker, 105 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 MishurJ, liobert, (Sessions & Co.), h 96 
 
 Boulton. 
 Mishaw, Thomas 15., giocer and baker. SS8 
 
 Queen w. 
 Mitchell, Alfred, foreman, 181 King e, li 
 
 2 Power. 
 Mitchell, Mrs. IJ., groceries and provisions, 
 
 173 .'viug w, h «inu'. 
 Mitchell, llernard, laborer, h 43 Parliament, 
 ilitcliell, IJruce, gardener, h Uegeut e s cor 
 
 James. 
 Mitchell, Hryan, laborer, h n s Derby lane. 
 Mitchell, Cliarle.s, salesman \i. (.iraham, bds 
 
 Blair's hotel. 
 Mitchell, David, blacksmith, bds 37 Camden. 
 Mitchell, Mrs. Eliza, h 30 Caroline. 
 Mitchell, Francis, moulder, h r 99 Edward. 
 Mitchell, Frederick, porter, bds 23 Caroline. 
 Mitchell, Jami's, engine driver G.T.R., h 
 
 cor Portland and King. 
 Mitchell, James, waiter Queen's Hotel, h 178 
 
 Centre. 
 Mitchell, Jah;".s, salesman, h 181 Church. 
 Mitchell, James, carter, bds CO Edward. 
 Mitchell, James, salesman Bryce, .McMur- 
 
 rich k Co., h 64 Wood. 
 Mitchell, James, giocer, 121 Beech. 
 Mitchell, John, compositor Ghte, h 83 
 
 Dumnie:-. 
 Mitchell, John, cab prop, h 16 Duke. 
 
 Mitcliell, John, laborer Oooderhain it WorU, 
 
 bits 121 Pirliument. 
 Mitchell, .Mrs. Mary, (wid Wm.), h 30 
 
 Ter-uiley. 
 Mitchell, Patrick, j)ensioner, li 135 Portland. 
 Mitchell, .Mrs. liebecca, h IBS King w. 
 Mitchell, l{icliard, general grocer, 80 Ed- 
 ward, ii same. 
 Mitchell, S., h 6 Ontario e. 
 Mitchell, Samuel, tinsmith, h 8S Beeoh. 
 Miti'hell, Thomas, salesman, bds 140 Yonge. 
 Mitchell, Thomas, tinsmith, h U»4 Caroline. 
 Mitchell, ThomaS; carpenter 83 and 85 
 
 Dnmmer, h same. 
 .Mitchell, Will., dry goods and clothing, 134 
 
 King e, h .same. 
 Mitchell, Wm. J., elicniist E. Hooper & Co., 
 
 bds 41 King w. 
 Mitchell, William, cabinet-maker, h 410 
 
 Quern w. 
 Mitchell, Mrs. AVm., groceries and pro- 
 visions, 410 Queen w. 
 Mitchell, Will., car-repairer N.R.C. 
 Mitchell, Will., hiboivr, h 78 Portland. 
 Mitchell, Wm., porter B. Graham, h Nelson. 
 Mitchell, Wm., iiorter G. W. 1!. Queen's 
 
 wharf, h 85 Louisa. 
 Mitchell, Wm., cigar-maker, 36Terauley. 
 MOAT, JOHN, manager City Bank of Mon- 
 treal, h 38 Wellington w. 
 Moat, Joseph, cattle dealer, li w a (Jollege, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 MOBEIILY, C. W., chief engineer N.R.C, 
 
 h City Hall station. 
 Moderwell, R., salesman, bds 149 Church. 
 Molfatt, Henry, asst. book-keeper Molfatt, 
 
 Murray & Beattie, h 02 Brook, 
 ^lollatt, James, h 18 Maria. 
 MoHatt, James, provision dealer, h ISO 
 
 B«'rkeley. 
 Moll'att, John, discount clerk Merchants' 
 
 Bank, bds 43 Riehinonil e. 
 Moflatt, John, tinsmith, bds 103 Sayer. 
 Motlatt, John, laborer, bds 105 Sayer. 
 MOFFATT, LEWIS, (Motlatt, Murray k 
 
 Beattie), h 92 Brock. 
 Moffatt, Mrs. Mary, fruit and conf>*ctionery, 
 
 426 (Jueen w, h .same. 
 MOFFATT, MURRAY k BEATTiE, (Lewis 
 
 ilollatt, Ale.x. iMunay and John Beattie), 
 
 wholesale importers of dry goods, 36 
 
 Yonge. 
 Mogan, James, fi-slierman, h 10 Duches.s. 
 Mogun, John, laborer, h 113 Nelson. 
 Moir, F., titter, G. T. IJ. 
 Molloy, .iolin, housekeeper and steward Law 
 
 Society, h Osgoode Hall. 
 Moloney, Denis, laborer, h 140 York. 
 Moloney, Mis. Ellen, fancy goods store, 218 
 
 King c, h seme. 
 Moloney, Jeremiah, hotel keeper, li 108 
 
 York. 
 Moloney, John, laborer, li 45 Garrison. 
 Jloloney, John B., traveller Victoria brewery. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 287 
 
 ihon-r Ooodorlmm k Worts, 
 
 iifiit. 
 
 Miiry, (w'nl Wiu.), h 30 
 
 jM-'iisioiuT, ]i 13r. roitlnml. 
 
 l)e('on, h ItiS King w. 
 
 1, gtiu:iul grociT, 80 VA- 
 
 [)ntario c. 
 
 tiiisiiiith, h 8S Bfoch. 
 
 siilcsiniin, lids 1 49 Yonjji'. 
 
 tiiimuitli, h 104 t'aiolinc. 
 S; cariii'iitcr 8;j and 8C> 
 ic. 
 y goods and rlotliing, 134 
 
 clipniist K. Hooper & Vo., 
 
 1, tubinct-makor, h 410 
 
 Vm., grocerie.s and pro- 
 en \v. 
 
 r-rt'pairpr N. T!.(.'. 
 liDnr, li 78 Portland, 
 rtin- B. Oralnxn), h Nelson, 
 orti^r G. W. ]{. Queen's 
 
 iir-maker, 36 Ternnlcy. 
 anagcr City Bank of Mon- 
 ingtoa w. 
 tie dealer, h w s College, 
 
 ., chief engineer N.R.C., 
 
 ion. 
 
 snian, bda 149 Church. 
 
 ist. book-keeper Jlolfirtt, 
 
 \ h 92 Brock. 
 
 [8 Maria. 
 
 provision dealer, h 139 
 
 scount clerk Merchnnts* 
 chniond e. 
 
 niith, bds 103 Sayer. 
 irer, bds 105 Saver. 
 IS, (Motfatt, .Murray k 
 •ock. 
 
 , fruit and contv^ctionery, 
 same. 
 
 lAY & BKATTiE, (Lewis 
 unay and .John Beattie), 
 tcrs of dry goods, 3(5 
 
 erinan, h 10 Duchess. 
 
 vr, h 113 Nelson. 
 
 T. I!. 
 
 keeper and steward Law 
 
 le Hall. 
 
 borer, h 140 York. 
 
 n, fancy gooils store, 218 
 
 I, hotel keeper, h 108 
 
 orer, li 45 Garrison, 
 laveller Victoria brewery. 
 
 Moloney, John, clerk, bds 108 York. 
 Moloney, Thomas, laborer, h 22 Douro. 
 Moloney, Wui., tobacco worker, bds 108 
 
 York. 
 Monagan, filbert, conductor N. 15. C, h 45 
 
 Denison ave. 
 Monagan, William, commercial agent, h 54 
 
 North. 
 Monaghan, .lohn, P.O. clerk, 1i 97 Bond. 
 Monan, Matthew, laborer, h 305 Queen e. 
 Monrk, Jo.ii'pli, laborer, h 211 Sumach. 
 Monckton, Samuel H., grainer, h 19 Alice. 
 Monk, (ieorgi', laborer, h 21> Parliament. 
 Monkhouse, .Mrs. Alice, (wid Wm.), propr. 
 
 Monkhouse Hotel, 172 King e. 
 Monkman, Klias, clerk, h 33 Colborne. 
 Monney, j)aniel, laborer, h 24 Anderson's 
 
 lan». 
 Moodie, Christopher, carpenter N. li. C, h 
 
 180 Spadina ave. 
 Moodii.', .lanu'S, carpenter, h 1.17 utrc. 
 M oodie, James S. , shoemaker, h 1 -i / Terauley. 
 Moodie, Mrs. Caroline, (wid Robert), h 14 
 
 Terauley. 
 Mooney, Isaac, laborer, J. k N. C. Scoville, 
 
 h (Jj') St. .lames. 
 Mooney, Matthew, laborer, h 203 Palace. 
 Mooney, Mrs. Mary, (wid), h 3t) IJoulton. 
 Mooney, Owen, groceries and provisions, 40 
 
 Victoria, h .same. 
 Mooney, Wni., schoolteacher, li274 Queen w. 
 Monro, Alc.\. M., (John Boyd k Co.), h 192 
 
 Church, 
 ^lonroe, Mrs. Catherine, (wid Alex.), h 76 
 
 Gloucester. 
 Monro, F. W., student-al-law Charles J. 
 
 Carroll, h 76 Gloucester. 
 Monro, Cfeorge, 294 George, h cor Front and 
 
 Windsor. 
 Monroe, Ale.x., clerk Customs, h 3 Alexander. 
 Monroe, J., clerk, h 121 Parliament. 
 Monro, George, jun., conductor (».T.R., h 1 
 
 Windsor. 
 Monroe, John, wood merchant, bds Queen's 
 
 Hotel. 
 Mont.agne, John, shoemaker, h 53 Victoria. 
 Montieth, George, salesman 165 King e, bds 
 
 lOO.t'hurch. 
 Montieth, Wm., clerk Thomson k Burn.s, 
 
 bds 180 Adelaide w. 
 Montgomery, Ale.v., plasterer, h 50 Cherry. 
 Montgomery, Daniel, carpenter G.T.R., h 
 
 63 Queen w. 
 Montgomery, Hannah, (wid Rev. Robert A. ), 
 
 h 165 Sayer. 
 Montgomery, Henry, book-keeper, h 185 
 
 Church 
 Montgon. J, John, blacksmith, Yongc, 
 
 bet Bloor and Jarvis. 
 Montgomery, John, laborer, h 33 Markham. 
 Montgomery, Mrs. (wid Wm.), h r 72 
 
 Duchess. 
 Montgomerj', Mrs. Sarah, li w s Hope nr 
 
 College. 
 
 Montgomery, Mrs. Eleanor (wid Wm.), h88 
 Mutual. 
 
 Montgomery, Ricl ard, spinning-wheel man- 
 ufacturer, 666 k 668 (,>ueen w, h same. 
 
 Montgomery, R. J., with H. .). Morse L 
 Co., h 88 Mutual. 
 
 Montgomery, Wm. J., clerk, bds 88 Mutual. 
 
 Montreal House, W. & J. Graham, props, 148 
 King w. 
 
 MONTKKAL MARINE ASSURANCE 
 COMPANY, R. N. Gooch, agent, 32 Wel- 
 lington f. 
 
 Jlontreal Oi can Steamship Co.'s office, 
 Esiilanade. 
 
 MONTUHAL TKLKfJRAPH COMPANY, 
 H. P. Dwiglit, supeiintendent, 3, 15 and 
 'M Kxehange Pigs. , 
 
 JloNTRKAL TYPE FOUNDRY, Charles 
 T. Palsgiav* jirop, W. D. Stetliem mana- 
 ger, 33 ColiHirne. 
 
 Moor, Frederick, iiressmau Telajrajth office, 
 h 70 Sayer. 
 
 Moor, Joshu'a, salesman, bds 70 Sayer. 
 
 Moor, Mrs. Rcbeeen, h 70 Sayer. 
 
 Jloore, Alexander, shoemaker, h r 113 Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Moore, Atcheson, shoemaker, h 73 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 MOORE, BERRY, (Charles Moore, k Co.), 
 h t)0 Bond. 
 
 MOORE, CHARLES (Charles Moore & Co.), 
 h AVilton Crescent. 
 
 MOORE, CHARLES k CO., (Charles Moore 
 and Berry Moore), wholesale importers of 
 groceries, wines and liiiuors, 5, 7 and 9 
 Wellington w. 
 
 Moore, v., carpenter W. Burke. 
 
 MOORE, DAVID, new and second-hand 
 furnitm-e dealer, 307 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Moore, (Jeorge ('., h Gwynne bet Bloor and 
 James, Yorkville. 
 
 MOOl.'E, G. F., (G. F. Moore & Co.), h 120 
 McMahon. 
 
 MOORE, G. F. k CO., (Ct. F Moore and 
 Henry A. Schomberg), pickle and fish- 
 sauce warehouse, 187 Yonge. 
 
 Moore, Henrv, butcher 28 St. Lawrence 
 Arcade, h 19 Don. 
 
 Moore, Henry, bar-tender Roach's Hotel. 
 
 Moore, H. JM., clerk Thos. May & Co., h 703 
 Church. 
 
 Jloorc. James, caretaker Educational Bigs, h 
 Gould. 
 
 Moore, James, sailor, h 124 James. 
 
 Moore, John, machinist, h r 34 Teraulej-. 
 
 Moore, John W., mattress-maker, 71/ Queen 
 w, h same. 
 
 Moore, John, bricklayer, h Little Richmond 
 bet Portland and Bathurst. 
 
 Moore, John, laborer, h 13 Niagara. 
 
 Moore, John, gardener, bds 326 Queen w. 
 
 Jloore, John C., driver G. Coleman, bds 9^ 
 King w. 
 
 Moori', John, cabinot-makar, h 28 Centre. 
 
288 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 
 
 il 
 
 Moore, Joseph, laborer, h r 38 Louisa. 
 Moore, J. K., compositor Olobe, h Terau- 
 
 ley. 
 Moore, Mrs. Ann, (wid Mathew), washer- 
 woman, h Edward. 
 Moore, Mrs, Kliza Jane, h r 44 Terauley. 
 Moore, Mrs. S., (wid James), h 19 Maria. 
 Moore, hiehard, blacksmith 33 I'aliice, h 61 
 
 Cherry. 
 Moore, licbert, laboi->r, bds 19 Maria. 
 Moore, Kobert, laborer, h 64 James. 
 Moore, R. S., bds Argyle Hotel. 
 Moore, Stephen, eaipenter, h 8 Terauley, 
 Moore, Thomas, tavern-keeper, 55 and 57 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Moore, Thonin , laborer, h w s Ontario nr 
 
 Dundas. 
 Moore, Thomi.'.s, laborer W. Ha iilti)n & Son. 
 Moore, Win., laborer, h 120 Front. 
 Moore, Wm., laboier, h 39 Boulton. 
 Moore, W. J., linisher, h 44 Terauley, 
 Moore, Wm., grocer and provision dealer 283 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Moore, Wm., laborer, bds Davenport road, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Moran, Dennis, porter General Hospital, h 
 
 same. 
 Moran, .lames, cab-man, h 74 Richmond e. 
 Moran, James, tallyman N. R. V., h 140 
 
 Sullivan. 
 Moran, Mrs. Dora, h 31 Camden. 
 Monm, .Mrs. Ellen, (wid Mi.hael), li 122 
 
 Litth' Front. 
 Moran, Mrs. Francis, huckster, h 72 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Moran, Mrs. 
 
 Terauley. 
 Moran, '1 liomas, peddler, h 216 Palace. 
 Morehouse, Edward, clerk 1 King c^ 
 
 Wood. 
 Morehouse, John, printer, V 44 Walton. 
 Morehouse, Samuel, private school, h 
 
 Walton. 
 Morell, M. 8., dry goods, trimmings, kc, 
 
 254 Queen w, h .same. 
 Morey, George, laborer, li Clinton. 
 Morey, Robert, gro<'er and broom-maker, h 
 
 64 Agnes, 
 ilorgan, Daniel, laborer, h 48 Dummer. 
 Moryin, James, sailor, h 59 Victoria. 
 Morgan, John, Imtcher Ontario Packing 
 
 House, h 92 Little Front. 
 Morgan, John, book-binder 17 and 19 King 
 
 e, bds Goldring's Hotel. 
 Morgan, Mrs. Ehzabetli, h 170 Peter. 
 Morgan, Patrick, cellarman Victoria brewery, 
 
 h Dummer. 
 Morgan, Ilolterl, bds 33 Edward. 
 Morgan, Thomas, blacksmith, h Little Rich- 
 mond bet Portland and Bathurst. 
 Morgan, Thomas G. , foreman nivssroom 
 
 Telegraph ottice, Inls Robinson House. 
 MORGAN, T. KEARTON, (Macuabb & 
 
 Morgan), h Duudaa. 
 
 Francis, huckster, h r. 
 Jlargaret, (wid James), h 
 
 49i 
 
 h 8 
 
 44 
 
 Moriarty, Daniel, cutter 7 Wellington o. 
 Moriarty, John, book agent, h 68 Dummer 
 MORISON, FARQUHAR, merchant tailor 
 
 12 King w, h 41 Alice. 
 Morison, John, gi'ocer and liquor merchant 
 
 5 Manning's Block Front e, h 43 Isabella. 
 MORISON, MALCOLM, ale and porter 
 
 bottler 12 Toronto Masonic Hall, h 41 
 
 Alice. 
 Morison, Miss Tabitha, saleswoman, bds 5 
 
 Walton. 
 Morison, Thomas, salesman A. R. McMaster 
 
 6 Bros., li Terauh'y e s nr Alice. 
 Moriey, Mrs. Ann, (wid Wm.), boarding- 
 
 liouso 84 Richmond w. 
 .Moriey, John, custom cutter 33 to 37 King 
 
 e, h 9 Mutual. 
 Moriey, J(din, IVt. dept. G. W. R. Queen's 
 
 Wiiarf, bds 307 King w. 
 .Moriey, Josejib R., traveller 30 -id 38 King 
 
 bds RochcstMr House, 
 iloiley, W. P., clerk G. T. R., bds 307 
 
 King e. 
 Moroney, J' ii, laborer, h 22 Boulton. 
 MOUPilY, KDWARI) M., importer of 
 
 watches, clocks and jewellery 141 Yonge, 
 
 h 28 Shuter. 
 MORrilY, (JKORGK, (Morphy, Sullivan 
 
 k Fenton), h Jarvis nr Isabella. 
 MORl'HY, G. & H. B., (George & Henry B. 
 
 Morphy), barristei-s, kc, E.xpress Bigs. 
 
 MORrilY, HKNRY B., (Morphy, Sulliv.in 
 
 & Fenton), h 57 Bloor e. 
 MOIU'HY, JOHN, Hour and feed merchant 
 
 11 Palace, h 29 Terauley. 
 Morpliy, John, clerk Crown Laiids Dept,, 
 
 Parliument Buihiings, ii 42 Duke. 
 Xlorphy, John, stovc-ilealer 31 East Market, 
 
 h 30 'i'erauley. 
 Jlorphy, Thomas, banister, h 28 Shuter. 
 Morphy, Thoma.s, express mes.senger, IkIs 
 
 American Hotel, 
 ^lorphy, W. J., salesman 21 and 23 Welling- 
 ton e, bds .American Hotel. 
 MORl'HY, SILLIVAN A FENTON, 
 
 (George & Henry B. MorjJiy, Robert 
 
 Sullivan, .M.A. & Henry Fenton), bar- 
 
 listers, solicitors in ihanccry, &c., E.\prcss 
 
 Hlgs, Yonge. 
 Morpliy, — ., book-keeper, h Devonplace, 
 
 Yoikville. 
 Jlorran, Edward, travelling agent Morrison, 
 
 Taylor & Co. 
 Morrell, Alex. W., traveller J. 1). Lewis & 
 
 Co., h45 Albert. 
 Morrell, James, machinist, h 54 Agnes. 
 Morris, James IL, (Morris & Smith), h 02 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 MORRIS k SMITH, (James H. Morris & 
 
 James F. Smith, jr.), barristers, &c., 1 
 
 Wellington Cluimbers. 
 Morrisey, I'atriek, adjt. 13 Hussars, k King 
 
 w, nr 'recumscth. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 289 
 
 cutter 7 Wellington o, 
 30ok agent, h 68 Dummer 
 IQUHAR, merchant tailor 
 1 Alice. 
 
 rocer and liquor merchant 
 ock Front e, h 43 Isabella. 
 LCOLJI, ale and porter 
 onto Masonic Ilall, h 41 
 
 ihitba, saleswoman, hda 5 
 
 , Sidesman A. U. McMaster 
 
 lulcy i- 8 nr Alice. 
 
 Ml, (will AVni.), boarding- 
 
 iioiid w. 
 
 istom cutter 33 to 37 King 
 
 . .Ujit. O. "W. R. Queen's 
 ■ King \v. 
 
 ;., traveller 30 -nl 38 King 
 House, 
 clerk O. T. U., bds 307 
 
 aliorer, h 22 Boulton. 
 WAUl) M., imii«rter of 
 1 and jewellery 141 Yongc, 
 
 HKiK, (M(>r]>hy, Sullivan 
 arvis nr Isabella. 
 II. H., ((norge k Henry B. 
 isters, &c., K.xpress lilgs. 
 
 KY n., (iMori)liy, Sulliv.in 
 
 7 IMoor e. 
 
 N, Hour and feed merchant 
 
 I 'rcniuley. 
 
 Icrk (.'rown Lniids Dept., 
 
 Idings, li42 Duke. 
 
 ove-dealer 31 Kast JIarket, 
 
 barrister, h 28 Shuter. 
 I, express mes.senger, bds 
 
 alesmnn 21 and 23 "Welling- 
 riiiin Hotel. 
 
 LLIVAN & FKNTON, 
 
 nry B. .Morpby, Robert 
 
 & llfiny Fenlon), bar- 
 
 s in iliiinci'ry, &c. , Kxprcss 
 
 )ok-keeiier, h Devonplace, 
 
 travelling agent Morrison, 
 
 , traveller J. 1). Lewis & 
 
 t. 
 
 laebini.st, h 54 Agnes. 
 
 , (Morris & Smith), h (52 
 
 ITII, (James H. Morris & 
 
 h, jr.), barristers, Ac, 1 • 
 
 inibers, 
 
 , adjt. 13 Hussars, h King 
 
 li. 
 
 Morrish, Bin. Ann, (wid John), bookbinder, 
 
 h 209 EliMbeth. 
 MORRISO^, ANGUS, M.P., (Morrison & 
 
 Sampson^ h Windsor Place, Windsor. 
 Morrison, Mrs. Affey, (wid), bds 24 Walton. 
 Morrison, Angus G., clerk Legislative As- 
 sembly, bds Windsor Place. 
 Morrison, Charles, blacksmith, h 20 Albert. 
 Morrison, Daniel, laborer, h 138 Sullivan. 
 Morrison, Duncan, raftsman, h 49^ Esther. 
 MORRISON, K., gold and silver smith and 
 
 jeweller, 12 King w, h same. 
 Morrison, Mrs. Frances, (wid Hugh), h 226 
 
 Terauley. 
 Morrison, George, bookbinder Brown Bros., 
 
 h 129 Victoria. 
 Morrison, Gilmor, clerk Parliament bigs, 
 
 bds 2 Windsor. 
 Morrison, H. A., baggage master G. T. R., 
 
 h 122 Adelaide w. 
 MORUISON, JAMES, i)lumber, gas and 
 
 steam litter, cor Bay k Temperance, h 20 
 
 Albert. 
 Morrison, James, bottler at Gordon k Co. 's, 
 
 h 129 Victoria. 
 Morrison, James, fireman G.T. H.,h Spadiua 
 
 Ave, nr Queen. 
 MORRISON, JAMES L., (Morrison, Taylor 
 
 k Co.), h 19(5 Queen e. 
 Morrison, John, employee G. T. R., bds 26 
 
 Camden. 
 MORRISON, JOHN, soap manufacturer. 
 
 Palace, nr East, h same. 
 Morrison, John, grocer and provision dealer, 
 
 234 Queen w, h same. 
 Morrismi, John, porter 234 (jueen w. 
 Morrison, John, pota.sh maker, 150 Little 
 
 Front, h Palace. 
 Morrison, John, fireman G. T. R., h 556 
 
 King w. 
 Morrison, John, carpenter, h 1 41 Richmond w. 
 Morrison, John, bhuksmith. bds 38 Sullivan. 
 MOUKISON, HON. JOSEPH C, judge 
 
 Queen's Bench, h Woodhiwn, Vonge, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Morrison, .lohn, r.sst. fitter (5. T. R. 
 Morrison, Robert, watchmaker 13;') King e, 
 
 bds 99 Qiieen e. 
 MOHRISON & SAMPSON, (Angus Morri- 
 son, M.l'., k 1). A. Sampson), l)anisters, 
 
 &('., 61 Colborne. 
 MORlllSOxV, TAYLOR k CO., (James L. 
 
 Morrison, k John Taylor), provision and 
 
 eonimissiun nierelmnts, 1 .Manning's l)lor'k, 
 
 Front. 
 Morrison. Thomas, salesnuin, h 43 Oerrard w. 
 .Morrison, Wni., h ■'iii .liiiiics e. 
 Morris, Wni., Iilaeksjiiilli, li I'lO Portland. 
 Morri-Miii, Win., keeper branrh Lnnatie .Asy- 
 lum. 
 Morrison, W. ('., watch-maker E. Morri.son, 
 
 h 12 King w. 
 Alorrow, (Jeorge, (Samuel Pcttiguw & Co.), 
 
 h cor Adeliiide and Sinicoe. 
 
 I'J 
 
 Morrow, George, laborer, h 33 Stanley. 
 
 Morrow, Jas., dairyman, h 38 Richmond w. 
 
 Mon-ow, Jajies, carpenter, h 169 Sayer. 
 
 Morrow, John, professor St. Michael's Col- 
 lege, St. Joseph. 
 
 Morrow, John, carpentci', h 21 Elizabeth. 
 
 Morrow, John, dep. col. Inland Rev., h 10 
 Nassau. 
 
 Morrow, Wm., messenger, h 161 Adelaide w. 
 
 Morrow, Wm., mes.scnger Bursar's office, h 
 Simcoe cor Adelaide. 
 
 MORSE, C. A., (H. J. Morse k Co.), h 98 
 Mutual. 
 
 Morse, George, cattle dealer, h 164 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 Morse, George 1)., cattle dealer, h 15 Trinity. 
 
 Morae, Hiram, train dispatcher, h 71 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 
 MORSE, H. J., (H. J. Morse k Co.), res. 
 New York. 
 
 MORSE, H. J. k CO., bankers and exchange 
 brokers, 50 King e. 
 
 Morse, John, cattle (b-aler, h 270 King e. 
 
 Mortimer, Arthur, switchman G. T. R., h r 
 21 McMahon. 
 
 MORTIMER, HERBERT, stock broker and 
 notary public, sec. and trea-s. Madon gold 
 mining CO., sec. St. (Jeorge's Society, ollice 
 Victoria Hall, h 22 Ann. 
 
 Mortimer, Miss, milliner, h 57 University. 
 
 Mortimer, Mrs., (wid Rev. Arthur), h 53 
 Isabella. 
 
 Mortimer, Philip, cabinet-maker, h 260 
 Queen w. 
 
 Mortimer, Thomas, shoemaker, h 62 Onta- 
 rio e. 
 
 MORTON, BENJ., sec. and treas. trustees 
 B.U.C., h Egliiigton village 
 
 Morton, Francis, lal)orer. h r 108 .Adelaide e. 
 
 Morton, Wm., laborer, ii 20 Little Front. 
 
 Morton, — , book agent, h 173 Dalhousie. 
 
 Moses, Andrew, grocer 562 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Moses, ArcliibaUi, carpenter, h r 92 Duchess. 
 
 Moses, W. W., basket maker, 291 Yonge, li 
 same. 
 
 Mosgrove, II., jiorter, h 56 Yonge. 
 
 Mosliay, Albert, laljorer, h 95 Biec'i. 
 
 Moss, Mrs. Anna, (wid John), h 136 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 Moss, Charles, law student Patton, Osier k 
 Moss, h ]'M Victoria. 
 
 MOSS, Joll.V, nianager Dun, Wiman (: 
 Co., meiciintile iip;eiicy, b 98 Teranlc}-. 
 
 Moss, Will., (^ierk I'littoii, Osier k Moss, bds 
 13(i Victoriii. 
 
 M(t.SS, THOMAS, M.A., (Patton. Osier & 
 Moss), liegidiur I'nivei'sity of Toronto, h 
 21 Bloore. 
 
 Mosso]i, Jolin, carpenter, bds Clifton Hou.se. 
 
 .Mo.ssiiiiiin, .lamcN, groceries and liquors 205 
 Chuicli, h same. 
 
 Mossimaii, .1., tinsmith 67 CoUiorne, li same. 
 
 Mottram, .lohn li. IL, s-ilesman 183 King e, 
 bds 98 L'nivcrsitv. 
 
290 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Mott, Jaipeii, barber, bds 10 Centre. 
 Moulds, Wni., carpenter and builder, Nelson 
 
 w, h same. 
 Moulder, Wm., porter Moffatt, Murray k 
 
 Beattie, h r 29 Ontario. 
 MoultoD, John C, travelling agent, h 173 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 Moulton, Wm., care taker 6 Wellington e, 
 
 h same. 
 Mountford, Matthew, locksmith J. & J. Tay- 
 lor, h 69 University. 
 Mowat, Andrew, sen., stonemiison, bds 122^ 
 
 York. 
 MOWAT, HON. OLIVER, VieeChancel- 
 
 lor, h head of College, Yorkville. 
 MOXON, HENRY M., (Mo.\on & Reeves), 
 
 h 28 Elm e. 
 MOXON k REEVES, (Henry Moxon k 
 
 Alfred Reeves), butchers, No. 20, St. Law- 
 rence Market. 
 Moylan, George, mail clerk G.T.R., h 3 
 
 Small's Blclc, Beech. 
 MOYLAX. AMES G., editor and prop 
 
 Canadian Freeman, 74 Church, h 145 
 
 Church. 
 Moylan, Wm. , cab driver, h 89 Ann. 
 Moysey, Henry, storeman Montreal Tele- 
 graph Company, biia 188 Adelaide w. 
 Mozley, Wni., siioenmker, h 118 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 Mucklc, Sfrs. Margaret, (wid Peter) groi r, 
 
 h «3 Eliz'.beth. 
 Muckle, William Henry, carter, h 144 
 
 Agnes. 
 Mucklestone, Robert, salesman Moffatt, 
 
 Murray & Beattie, h 1 7S .lohn. 
 Muir, James, studciitat-law 9 Ontario Hall, 
 
 bds 40 Magill. 
 Muir, James, ckrk, bds Clifton House. 
 ?'uir, James, porter, 155 King e. 
 Muir, John, lunnagcr for H. I'ipL-r, h 65 Ger- 
 
 ranl, e. 
 Muir, Robert, laborer, Lyman Elliot & Co. 
 Muir, Tliomas, carter, h 102 Adelaide. 
 Muir, Thomas, porter, li 12 Regent. 
 Muir, Wm., curijcnter, h 196 Adelaide w. 
 Muir, Win., cutter 11 Wellington w, h 37 
 
 Ctiitre. 
 Muir, Wm., tailor, h r 43 Carlton. 
 Muirlif^nd, Wni., salesman and traveller 
 
 HendiM'.wii it Hostwick, h .Avfiiuo .st. 
 Muicalu'v, Wm., Jalwrer, h 49 Parliament. 
 MULDO'N, HKXRV M., asst. v<\\U>t Spirit 
 
 nf'/lie Age, l;;.s .Metropolitan Hotel. 
 Muldiioii, Arthur, carter, h Cruickshank 
 
 lane. 
 Muldooii, P. J., shoemsker, bds 33 Sliuter. 
 Muldooii, Robert, laborer, h 168 Spadina Av. 
 MuMoDii, Wm., porter James Stock, 1x18 75 
 
 Sluiter. 
 MULIIOLLAND, A., agent American 
 
 Steam Gauf^'e Co. 77 King w. (Seeadvt. ) 
 Mulholland, iiernard, laborer, h lUl St. 
 
 Patrick. 
 
 Mulholland, Mrs. Elizabeth, grocer 34 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Mulholland, Henry, messenger County Re> 
 
 gistry Otfice, h 106 Adelaide e. 
 Mulholland, John, h 133 Church. 
 Mulholland, Mrs., h 202 Seatun. 
 Mulholland, Percy, law student, bds 100 
 
 Church. 
 MULLANEY, JAMES B., clerk Toronto 
 
 Leader office, res Eglington and bds 67 
 
 Nelson. 
 Mnllaney, Mrs. Mary Anne, (wid), h 67 
 
 Nelson. 
 Mulleahey, Wm., laborer, h Parliament nr 
 
 King. 
 JTullen, Alex., clerk M. Staunton k Son, bds 
 
 Yonge 
 Mullen, A., ^rx.r-i and shoes 3474 Yonge, h 
 
 same, 
 ilullcn, MiS. Catherine, boarding house 6 
 
 Sliuter. 
 Mullen, .lames, laborer, Ii 91 Sa3'er. 
 Mullen, Patrick, carter, h 147 Duchess. 
 Mullen, J , h 57 Elm w. 
 Mulligan, Janus, employee Aldwell's brew- 
 ery, h 27 Centre. 
 Mulligan, Mrs. M., (wid), h 85 Sumach. 
 Mulligan, Patrick, pensioner, h 10 Garrison. 
 Mulligan, Thomas, laborer, h r 91 Nelson. 
 Mulli;,'iiii, Win., laborer, h 376 Queen e. 
 Mullin, .lohn, carpenter, h 57 Elm. 
 Muilin, .lolm, carpenter, h 11 Beverley. 
 Mullin.'*, .'iiliii, laliorer, h r 89 Sayer. 
 Mullins, .lolm, carjicnter, h 27 Elizabeth. 
 Mullins, Win., caniagc-builder. h 119 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Mullonev, James, porter 67 King e, h 33 
 
 Slierliounie. 
 MCLOCK, W., (Rosa, Lauder & Mulock), 
 
 bds 1)4 Cliureli cor Wellesley 
 Mulipn'en, .lolin, .shoemaker, h 182 Seaton. 
 MuNpteeii, Pafriek, laborer, li 77 Berkeley. 
 Mulvev, .Mrs. Ellen, (wid Thomas), h 134 
 
 Batliurst. 
 Mnlvey, Duni;!, (Mulvey k Fleming), h 165 
 
 Victoiia. 
 Mulvey, John, grocer and provision dealer 
 
 •179 Queen w, h saint-. 
 Mulv.y & Fleming, (Daniel Mulvey k Alex. 
 Kleniingt, niarlile and stone works, 
 Crniiksliiink nr Vongc. 
 Mulvihiil, .lolm, engineer N. R. C. 
 MUMh'ORI), JA.MHS, Iml.hcr and i.rovi- 
 
 sion dialer 2i)l Yonge, h same. 
 Munil'iiiil, .Mattluw, loeksuiilh, h 69 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Mnim, .Miss 1']., dri'SS'nakcr 208 Yonge. h 
 
 same. 
 Munn, Henry, vardman 0. T. R., h 78 
 
 High. 
 
 Munio, Clie.stcr, coojier King e, h i;9i South 
 
 Park. 
 Munvo. lleniyC, clerk G. T. R., bds 250 
 
 Piichuiond w. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 291 
 
 llizabeth, grocer 34 Queen 
 
 yr, ine88en<rer County Re- 
 
 06 AdelHide e. 
 
 h 133 Church. 
 
 h 202 Seatun. 
 
 ', luw student, bds 100 
 
 MFS B., clerk Toronto 
 s Egliiigton and bds 67 
 
 ary Anne, (wid), h 67 
 
 laborer, h Parliament nr 
 
 k M. Staunton & Son, bds 
 
 md shoos 3474 Yonge, h 
 
 lerine, boarding house 6 
 
 orer, li 91 Sayer. 
 irter, h 147 Duchess, 
 hn w. 
 ini)loyce Aldvell's brew- 
 
 (wi(l), li 85 Sumach, 
 pensioner, h 10 Garrison. 
 
 laborer, h r 91 Nelson, 
 borer, h 376 Queen e. 
 I'liter, h 57 Elm. 
 •liter, h 1 1 Beverley, 
 jrer, h r 89 Sayer. 
 Kilter, h '27 Elizabeth, 
 iage-buildcr. h 119 Uni- 
 
 porter 57 King e, h 33 
 
 loss, Lauder k Muloek), 
 >r Welicsley 
 
 hoemaker, h 182 Seaton. 
 
 liilmrcr, li 77 Berkeley. 
 
 n, ^wid Thomas), h 134 
 
 lulvey k Fleming), h 1G5 
 
 )("er and provision dealer 
 
 vime. 
 
 :, (Daniel ]\luivey k Alex. 
 
 le and sto<iu works, 
 
 'N'ongi'. 
 
 igiiieer N. li. V. 
 
 I ES, liutelier nutl jirovi- 
 
 I'onge, li same. 
 
 V, loeksmilii, h 69 Uni- 
 
 Irrss'iiaker 2(18 Voiige. h 
 
 iidman 0. T. 11., h 78 
 
 loper King e, h £9i South 
 
 cleik G. T. H., bds 250 
 
 Hunni, Samuel, laborer, h 117 University. 
 Mnroe, Wm.. carpenter, h 141 Terauley. 
 Munroe, H. C, clerk freight office G. T. R., 
 
 bds 250 Richmond w. 
 Munroe, Wm., accountant Thomas Clarkson, 
 
 h 1194 Parliament. 
 Munshaw, D., salesman Thomas May & Co., 
 
 bds American Hotel. 
 MUNSHAW, W. J., book-keeper American 
 
 Hotel, bds same. 
 Murch, Philip, striker G. T. R. workshop, h 
 
 1 43 Queen w. 
 Murchison, John, L 195 Bathurst. 
 Murdoch, A. W., Ibieman Gates & Co., Bay, 
 
 bds 9 Louisa. 
 Murdoch, Alex., band-master, h 164 King w. 
 Murdoch, Charles Henry, car checker G. T. 
 
 R., bds 164 King w. 
 Murnan, Michael, gardener, h 35 Don. 
 Murphy, Alex., book-keeper 38 King e, h 
 
 Davenport road. 
 Murphy, Andrew, groceries and provisions, 
 
 wines and liquors 330 King e, h same. 
 Murphy, Mra. Ann, (wid Michael), h 29 
 
 Renfrew. 
 Murphy, Mrs. Ann, huckster, h 64 Power. 
 Murphy, Mrs. Catherine, grocer 22 Shuter, 
 
 h same. 
 Murphy, Edward, clerk N. R. C, h 321 
 
 Little Richmond. 
 Murphy, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid John), h 20 
 
 Terauley. 
 Murphy, .)., laborer G. T. R. 
 Murphy, J. J., asst. mail clerk (flobe, h 48 
 
 Edward. 
 Murphy, James, tailor, h 5 Power. 
 Murphy, .lames, plasterer, h 103 Strachan. 
 Murphy, James, carpenter, h 359 Jarvis. 
 Murphy, Jame.s, laborer, h James east nr 
 
 Pine. 
 Murphy, Jame.s, laborer, li 15 Garrison. 
 Murphy, Joivmiah, ajjeiit pawn broker 45 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Murphy, John, laborer, h 96 Pine. 
 Murphy, .lohn, (>. T. li. e.\pre.s3 messenger, 
 
 h 14 Agnes. 
 Mnr])hv, John, shoe.:iiakor, h 95 Duke. 
 MUlil'llY, JOHN, i)iop Cooper's Arms 
 
 Hotel 20 and 22 Wellington e cor Scott. 
 Murphy, John, stove dealer and corn factor, 
 
 h 29 Terauley. 
 Murjiliy, John, laborer, h 15 H(Mirrew. 
 Murphy, John, ^mitor, Normal School, h 
 
 same. 
 Murphy, John, laborer, h 98 -Vtin. 
 Murphy, .losepli, plasterer, h StivKrhan Ave 
 
 nrcor King. 
 Murphy, Joseph, brushmaker, h 140 Outre. 
 Murphy, Mrs., lauiidn's-i h 29 Adehiide w. 
 Murphy, Martin, laI)orcr, h 531 Itieliinond w. 
 Murphy, Martin, shoemaker, h 116 Elm w. 
 •Murphy, Mrs. .Mary, (wid Jeremiah), h 277 
 
 Queen e. 
 Murphy, .Michael, laborer, h 285 Catherine. 
 
 Murphy, Mrs. Mary, (wid Pat) h Front foct 
 
 Simcoe. 
 MURPHY, MICHAEL, pensioner h 4 Dura- 
 
 mer. 
 Murphy Michael, military store, h 23 Ni- 
 agara. 
 Murphy, Moses, laborer, h 30 Melinda. 
 Murphy, M., bell repairer G.T.R. 
 Murphy, N. E., barrister, &c., bds Trinity 
 
 Square. 
 Murphy, Patrick, laborer, 93 Caroline. 
 Murphy, Patrick, h 1 Scott. 
 Murphy, Patrick, laborer, h 51 Cedar. 
 Murphy, Patrick, laborer, h 234 Spadina 
 
 Ave. 
 Murphy, Philip, shoemaker, h 23 Kichmond 
 
 east. 
 Murphy, Samuel, butcher, li 1 33 Sayer. 
 Muiphy, Thomas, porter Wm. Strar:han, 
 
 bds 149 Jarvis. 
 Murphy, Thomas, laborer, h 224 Palace. 
 Murphy, Thomius, laborer, h e s Esther nr 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Murphy, Thomas, boots and shoes, 122 
 
 Yonge and 442 Queen w, h 442 Queen w. 
 JIurphy, Thomas, porter, 163 King e, bds 
 
 149 Jarvis. 
 Muridiy, Wm., city assessor and woo<len 
 
 ware dealer 351 Yonge, h same. 
 MURRAY, ALEX., (Molfatt, Murray k 
 
 Beattie), bus Bloor e, Yorkville. 
 Murray, Andrew, iwrter. Queen's Hotel. 
 Murray, Archibald, asst. fitter G.T.R., bds 
 
 Tecumseth nr King. 
 Murray, Daniel, laborer 1 Trinity, h 18 
 
 Erin. 
 Murray, Daniel, fireman N.R.C. 
 Murray, Donald E., asst. J. 0. Wood, bds 
 
 61 King w. 
 Murray, 1). C. clerk, h 7 Albeit. 
 Jlurray, Eilinund, profes.sor St. Michael's 
 
 college, St. Joseph. 
 JIuiray, Edward, salesman Jlotfatt, Murray 
 
 k Beattie, b(l< Bloor c Yorkville. 
 Murray, Francis, shoemaker, h 35i George. 
 Munav. Frank, cigar maker G. H. Colliss, 
 
 h 2.5 Elizal)eth. 
 Murray, George, (McNab, Murrav & Jackes), 
 
 h 64 Cluircli. 
 ^lurray, George, tinsmith, bds 22 Alice. 
 Murray, (reorge, carter, h 78 Caroline. 
 Murray, George, plumber, J. Ritchie, bds 
 
 ( 'arolinc;. 
 MUlilJAY, HUSON W. M., (Cameron, 
 
 Hariiian & Murray), h 78 Beverley. 
 Murray, James, tinsmith, 224 Yonge, h 22 
 
 Alice. 
 Murray, James, Jun., tinsmith, bds 22 
 
 Alice. 
 Murray, James, weaver, h 87 Richmond w. 
 .Murray, John, laborer, h 45 Diieliess. 
 Murray, .Foliii, telegraph operator, bds On- 
 tario House. 
 Murray, John, book a^eiit, h 143 Agnes. 
 
292 
 
 G. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 :,\ ' 
 
 MuiTay, John, h 80 Boulton. 
 
 Murray, Martin, porter Queen's Hotel, h 76 
 
 Boulton. 
 Murray, Mrs., (wid), h 48 Alice. 
 Murray, Mrs. Mary, (wid Thomas), h 18 
 
 Garrison. 
 Murray, Mrs. M., washerwoman, h r 17 
 
 Agnes. 
 Murray, Robert, tailor, h r 104 Terauley. 
 Murray, T., h 202 John. 
 Murray, Thomas, military store department, 
 
 h 11 Douro. 
 MURRAY, WM. A., (W. A. Murray & 
 
 Co.), h 105 Sherbourne. 
 MURK AY, WM., confectiont-r, 225 Yonge. 
 
 h same. 
 Murray, Wni. salcsmaii, h 20 Camden. 
 Minray, Wni , insurance agent, h 104 St. 
 
 Patrick. 
 MUHllAV, WM., assistant secretary Pro- 
 vincial Insurance Company of Canada, 
 
 Toronto, cor Court, h Bloor, York- 
 
 ville. 
 MURRAY, W. A. k CO., general dry 
 
 goods, millinery and clothing, 21 k 23 
 
 King 0. 
 Murrell, James, miichinist Soho Foundry. 
 Murrell, (teorge, painter, h 6rt Kim. 
 Murrell, Richard, painter, h Cfi Elm. 
 Musgrove, Joseph, clerk, bds 212 Church. 
 Musgrove, Nathan, whitewa.sher, h 51 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Mrsgrovp, Thoma-t, Principal Commercial 
 
 Colli;gc, h 212 Church. 
 Musson, Charles S., clerk, bds 21 Carlton. 
 Musson, Edward, clerk, bds 62 Elm w. 
 Musson, Mrs. Ikl. A., (wid William), li 21 
 
 Carlton. 
 Muter, Lieut. Col. Robert, Mn.kham. 
 Muttl.tluiry, (Jeorge A., book-keeper Robert 
 
 .Spratt, h 142 John. 
 Muttlebury, Mrs. Uuthnrfonl, h 142 John. 
 MuttLbury, Mrs., h 52 Bay. 
 Mutton, John, tuilor, 7 King e, h 74 
 
 Power. 
 Mutton, Mrs. Mary Ann, (wid Wm. ), h r 91 
 
 Nelson. 
 Mutton, Siiinuel, coal anil wood, Queen e 
 
 cor Slierbounip, h 145 .Sherbourne. 
 Mutton S. S., (\V. Li'ak & Co.), h Sher- 
 bourne. 
 Myers, Kdwanl, carpenter, li 6:5 Centre. 
 Myers, .loliii, carpenter, h li> fSt. Patrick's 
 
 sijuarc. 
 Mytr", W. A. ('., compositor (•'lub/; ]i 113 
 
 Siincoe. 
 MYERS, WILLIAM, aenti.^t 45 King e, h 
 
 same. 
 Mylcs, James, co;il and wood, Ksplnnade nr 
 
 Cliurcli and Toronto, cor .\rlelaiUe, h 20 
 
 Wood. 
 Myh's, Joseph J., laborer, h 14 Krin. 
 Alyle.s, W'ni., I'oal and wood yard, Ksplanade 
 
 w, bet Yonge and Bay, h 1 1 Shuter. 
 
 Nacey, James, shoemaker, h 101 Edward. 
 
 Nacy, James, shoemaker, bds 31 Centre. 
 
 Nacy, Thomas, shoemaker, h 62 Bathurst 
 
 Naddy, John, porter G.T.R, freight dept., 
 h 506 Adelaide w. 
 
 Nanton, Edward, broker and commission 
 merchant, w s 'Change Alley, s of Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Na.sh, Edward A., clerk Canada Company, h 
 63 Duke. 
 
 NASH, JOHN R., crown timber agent, h 
 53 Duke. 
 
 Nash, Richard, shoemaker, over 69 Colborne. 
 
 Nasmith, Alex., carpenter, h cor Jarvis and 
 Queen e. 
 
 NASMITH, JOHN, bread and biscuit baker, 
 66 Nelson, h same. 
 
 Nasmith, John D., baker, h Adelaide cor 
 Nelson. 
 
 NASMITH, MUNOO, baker and confec- 
 tioner, 372 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Nav, John, commercial traveller, bds 4(> 
 Bond. 
 
 Naylon, John, agent Ii. Coffee k Co., h 11 
 McMahon. 
 
 Neal, Henry, employee G.T.U., h 19 Wilton. 
 
 Nealon, Patrick, laborer, h 115 Parliiiment. 
 
 Needle, David, nHiltsterGooderham& Worts, 
 h 6 Ijittle Front. 
 
 Neelands, James A., salesman 33 to 37 
 King c, bds .same. 
 
 Neil, John, litter, bds 143 V«na\iley. 
 
 Neil, Joseph, carter, h 71 Sayer. 
 
 Neill, Henry, laborer, bds 124 Elizabeth. 
 
 Neil!, James, shoemaker, bds 124 Elizabeth. 
 
 NEILL, JOHN, (Dickey, Neill k Co.), h 30 
 Beverley. 
 
 Neill, John, jun., book-keeper Soho Foun- 
 dry, bds 30 Beverley. 
 
 Neill, Nathaniel, machinist, Soho Foundry. 
 
 Neill, Wm., shoemaker, h 124 Elizabeth. 
 
 Neilson, Rebecca, h 27 O.vford. 
 
 Nelles, Robert A., student at law 4 Ontario 
 Hall, h 51 Queen e. 
 
 Nelson, Ale.x., keeper Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 same. 
 
 Nelson, George, laborer, h 94 Mlizabeth. 
 
 Nelson, Henrv, conductor G. T. li., h 168 
 Peter. 
 
 Nelson, Henry, barber 32^ King w, h Centre. 
 
 Nelson, James, cook Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 same. 
 
 Nelson, .lohii Bright, pMu-ral engraver, 
 printer, and die sinker 22 King e. 
 
 Nelson, .lohii, tinsmitli, h 4<.i Kiiima. 
 
 Nelson, John, kee[K!r P. L. A,, h Dnndas nr 
 Davenport Road. 
 
 Nelson, .lo.Hepli, keej er P. L. A., h Duiidaa. 
 
 Nelson, Win., painter, h 27 Kinniii. 
 
 Nelson, Wm. II., laborer, h iKi Centre. 
 
 Nerlich, II., (11. Nerlich k ( .).\, res Ger- 
 many. 
 
 I'jil! i^ 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 293 
 
 aker, h 101 Edward, 
 iker, bds 31 Ceutre. 
 naker, It 62 Bathurst. 
 r G.T.K. freight dept., 
 
 roker and commission 
 hangv Alley, h of Col- 
 
 ■rk Canada Company, h 
 
 ;rown timber agent, h 
 
 laker, over 69 Colborne. 
 enter, h i:or Jarvis and 
 
 jread and liiscuit baker, 
 
 baker, h Adelaide coi 
 
 D, l)aker and confec- 
 
 h same. 
 
 cial traveller, bds 46 
 
 I,. Coffee k Co., h 11 
 
 eG.T.R.,li 19 Wilton, 
 rer, h 115 Purliiiment. 
 erOooderhani& Worts, 
 
 , salesman 33 to 37 
 
 9 143 Vanaiiley. 
 
 h 71 Sayer. 
 
 , bds 124 Klizabeth. 
 
 ker, biU 124 Elizabetli. 
 
 key, Neill&Co.), h 30 
 
 ok -keeper Sobo Foun- 
 
 }• 
 
 liinist, Solio Foundry, 
 er, h 124 Klizabeth. 
 :7 O-xfonl. 
 ideiit at law 4 Ontario 
 
 Lunatic A.syluni, bdN 
 
 er, h 94 Klizabeth. 
 uetor (i. T. U., h 168 
 
 it, pMiiral engraver, 
 
 ker 22 Kill>{ V. 
 
 til, b ■)'.) Kiiiinu. 
 
 ]', !.. A., h l)uiKla.s nr 
 
 NERLICH, H. k Co., (H. Nerlich, Peter 
 Backer), cigars and fancy goods 2 Adelaide 
 w and No. 5 Rossin House. 
 
 Nesbit, K. J., collar-maker 181 King c, bds 
 Carkeek's Hotel. 
 
 Nesbit, Frank, clerk 17& 19 King c, h 415 
 Adelaide w. 
 
 Nesbit, Mrs., h 54 Walton. 
 
 Nesbitt, Samuel, carpenter, h 126 Pine w. 
 
 Nettleton, Frederick, clerk G. T. R., bds 
 43 Wellington Place. 
 
 Nettleton, Mrs. Sarah, (widow), li 43 Wel- 
 lington Place. 
 
 Nettleton, Win., travelling agent E. Law- 
 son & Sons 93 King e. 
 
 Neville, James, laborer, h 222 Adelaide w. 
 
 Neville, John, laborer, h 21 Melinda. 
 
 Newbigging, Wm. , boarding-house 32 Front e. 
 
 Newby, George, shoemaker, h r 38 James, 
 
 Newcombe Henry, (Janes, Hrayley k New- 
 eonibo), h 275 Church. 
 
 NEWCOMBE, JAMES, M.D., L.R.C.P., 
 il.R.C.S., England, (Newc-ombe & Dia- 
 mond), h 105 Church cor Hichniond. 
 
 NEWCOMBE k DIAMOND, (James New- 
 combe & T. S. Diamond), physcians and 
 surgeons 105 Church cor Richmond. 
 
 Newell, A\igustus, mclodeon reed maker, h 51 
 Alexander. 
 
 Newell, John, blacksmith, h 106 Duclie.ss. 
 
 Newell, Jolin, cabman, h 19-1 Yonge. 
 
 Newell, Thomas, laborer, h 48 Duiuiess. 
 
 Newhall, John, detective No. 1 Station, h 
 40 Agnes. 
 
 Newluve, Charles, laborer, h r 66 Power. 
 
 Newlove, Mrs., (wid John), tailoress, h 73 
 George. 
 
 Newton, John, tailor, h 29 .lames. 
 
 Newton, Lewis, marble jtolislier, 170^ Yonge, 
 bds 72 Boulton. 
 
 NIAG.VllA HOUSE,, John Shannessy prop, 
 37 Yonge. 
 
 Nichol, Henry N., .salesman Hughes Bros., 
 h Slierbourne. 
 
 Nichol, John, carriage iwinter 163 King w, 
 h 137 Adelaide w. 
 
 NICHOL, JOSHUA J., coal and woo<l mer- 
 chant, cor Front and Scott, h 35 Slier- 
 bourne, 
 
 Nichol John, shoemaker, h 102 Elizabeth. 
 
 Nichols, Mi-s., (wid), h Tait nr Trinity. 
 
 Nichols, Robert, brewer, h 53 (Jarrison. 
 
 Nichols, Wm., clerk, bds 303 Church. 
 
 Nichols, — , laborer, ii s New Kent Itoad, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Nicholls, Benjamin, h Jarvis nr Yonge, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Nicholls, Will., messenger Quebec Bank, h 
 297 Church. 
 
 Nicholls, Wm., laborer, h 32 Narsau. 
 
 Nicholls, W., laborer Uolling Mills. 
 
 Nicholson, John, laborei' Boiling Mills, h 
 Sumach, nr n Park. 
 
 Nicholson, Ralph, h 239 Carlton. 
 
 Nicholson, Henry, clerk Bank British North 
 Ameri';a, h 239 Carlton. 
 
 Nicholson, J. F., studcnt-at-law Thomas 
 Hodgins, h 239 Carlton. 
 
 Nicholson, J., fitter G.T.K. 
 
 Nicholson, Wm., soap boiler J. Carty, h r 
 21 McMahon. 
 
 Nickalls, Bmjamin, porter 97 King e, h 
 Little Jarvis, Yorkville. 
 
 NICKOLS, WM., carpnter, h 238 Church. 
 
 Nicol, F., salesman Bryce McMurrich k Co., 
 bds 206 Church. 
 
 NICOL. W. B., M.D., physician and sur- 
 geon li 00 Adelaide w. 
 
 Nicol, Wm. B., hamster, &c., 3 Zmt/tv bigs 
 King e, h 60 Adelaide w. 
 
 NlCOLLS, ROBERT, saddle, harness and 
 collar maker 32 Church, h saiue. 
 
 Nicolls, Simon, saddler and saloon keejier 
 107 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Niell, Arthur, carpenter, h 110 Duinmer. 
 
 Nightingale, Thoma.s, lu'ick and tile manu- 
 facturer, Yorkville. 
 
 Nihil, Pjdwaril, boiler maker Soho foundry. 
 
 Niles, Peter, hatter 133 King e, h 22 Queen 
 ea.st. 
 
 Nimmo, John, clerk, h 102 Terauley. 
 
 Nimmo, John, newsagent, h 155 lirock. 
 
 Nisbet, Miss Frances, 415 Adelaide w. 
 
 Niveii, Malcolm, commission agent, h 118 
 McMahon. 
 
 Nixon, Francis, mariner, h 42 High. 
 
 Nixon, James B., book-keeper, bds 100 
 Palace. 
 
 Nixon, John, collector of taxes, h 52 Ann. 
 
 Nixon, John, laborer 1). Crawford k Co.j h 
 109 Caroline. 
 
 Nixon, Mrs., (wid Robert), h 37 James. 
 
 Nixon, Robert, painter, h 31 Queen w. 
 
 NIXON, THOMAS, commission merchant, 
 and dealer in wool and hides, 79 Colborne, 
 h 100 Palace. 
 
 Nixon, Win., cariK-nter, h Agnes w, nr Ter- 
 auley. 
 
 Noble, Adam, maltster, bus York, Yorkville. 
 
 Noble, Andrew, cutter, h 124 Victoria. 
 
 Noble, Mrs. .Viiii, (wid), h 39 Britain. 
 
 Noble, Charles, laborer, h 263 Queen w. 
 
 Noble, t!. k Co.. dry goods, 214 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Noble, Thomas H., railway contractor, U 
 384 Kiiige. ■ 
 
 Noble, Win., wheelwright, h 308 Queen w. 
 
 Noble, Win., salesman, bds 214 Yonge. 
 
 Nodeii, Miss Margaret, boarding house, 188 
 Church. 
 
 Noke.s, George, broom-maker, h 2'V. Sayer. 
 
 Nokes, Henry, biooni-inakcr, h 186 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Nolan, Denis, laborer J. k N. C. Scoville, h 
 148 Victoria. 
 
 Nolan, H., op<'rator Montreal Telegraph Co., 
 h 146 Biwlk. 
 
 Nolan, J., millwright G. T. R. 
 
294 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 Nolan, James, moulder, h 13 Shuter. 
 
 Nolan, James, tailor, h 336 Queen e. 
 
 Nolan, James, time-keeper 0. T. 1{., h 146 
 Brock. 
 
 Nolan, John, moulder, li 41 Durhess. 
 
 Nolan, Jolm, messenger Kmigrution Oflice, 
 h 14 Front e. 
 
 Nolan, Mrs. Mary, (widow Peter), li 28 
 Dummer. 
 
 Nolan, Mrs., (wid.), h 18 Vietorin. 
 
 Nolan, Jl., butcher, 257 k 259 Yonge. 
 
 Nolan, Mansul, travelling agent, h 177 
 Queen w. 
 
 Nolan, Mii-hael, grocer, s s Queen nr Vic- 
 toria, h same. 
 
 Nolan, Thomas, laborer, h 9 Beverley. 
 
 Nolan, Thomas, laborer, h 26 Stanley. 
 
 Nolan, W., operator Montreal Telegraph 
 Co., h 146 Broek. 
 
 Nolton, Robert, gardener, h 18 O.xford. 
 
 Noonau, — , market gardener, h Dover 
 Court road. 
 
 Nord, I'eter, cabinet-maker, h Alexander o 
 of Church. 
 
 NORDHEIMKI!, A. & S., music publishers, 
 importers of musieal iiiereliundi.se, and 
 agents for Cliiekering's, Steinwiiy's .ind 
 l)unham's I'iano-forti .s, lf> King e. 
 
 NORDHKIMKIJ, SAMUKL, (A. k S. Nord- 
 heiraer), bds Uo.ssin House. 
 
 Norman, Robert, carver, h 82 Albert. 
 
 Norman, John A, machinist, h 16 James. 
 
 Norris, Ale.x., teamster, h 172 York. 
 
 Nonis, James, book-keeper, h 176 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Norris, James, huekster, h 66 Powtr. 
 
 Norris, Wm., laboriM-, li 49 Kdward. 
 
 North, Wm., gi'oeer, 67 Vietorii;, h same. 
 
 North, Wm., <leik91 Kinge, h 67 Victoria. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MKRCANTILK 
 INSURANCE CO., Life Department, 11. 
 L. Hime, agent, olliee 6 Wellington e. 
 
 NORTH BRITISH AND MIIKCANTILK 
 INSURANCE CO., Eire Deittirtment, 1!. 
 N. Gooch, agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 
 Northcote, Henry, surveyor, h 28 Charles. 
 
 Northern Congregational Chunli, nr I'or 
 Church and Wood, Rev. R. T. Thomas, 
 Minister. 
 
 NORTHERN FIRE AND LIFE ASSUR- 
 ANCE CO., Wm. Rowland, agent, 57 Wel- 
 lington e. 
 
 NORTHERN RAILWAY OFFICES, cor 
 Brock and Front w. 
 
 NORTHERN RAILROAD PASSENGER 
 STATION, Esplanatle bet East and West 
 Market, R. W. Purvis, station master. 
 
 NORTHERN RAILWAY WHARF AND 
 ELEVATOR, F. P. (J. Taylor k Co., 
 wharfingers, E.splanade ojip Portland. 
 
 Northmore, Joseph, biscuit baker, bds 626 
 Yonge. 
 
 Norton, Benjamin, peg breaker, 7 Welling- 
 ton e. 
 
 Norton, Francis, clerk Crown Lands Dept., 
 
 Parliament Bigs, h 9 Walton. 
 Norton, John, cutter 7 Wellington e, bds 
 
 40 Louisa. 
 Norton, Micl'ael, mariner, h 27 Frederick. 
 Notman, John, asst. clerk Legislative As- 
 sembly, h King w. 
 Nottingham, John, carpenter, h Hope nr 
 
 Robinson. 
 Nou.skey, — , gilder R. D. Phillips, bds 
 
 O'Hara's Hotel, Adelaide e. 
 Noverre, Augustin, Professor of Dancing, h 
 
 250 Wellington w. 
 Noverre, F. A., boat-builder. Esplanade foot 
 
 of Sinicoe, h 244 Church. 
 NOVERRE, JOHN H., (Noverre & Smith), 
 
 h 250 Wellington w. 
 Noverre, Misses, ladies' school 260 Welling- 
 ton. 
 NOVERRE & SMITH, (John If. Noverre 
 
 and Charles T. Smith), photographers, 31 
 
 King e. 
 Nudel, John T., clerk of police court, h 34 
 
 Wood. 
 Nugint, Byron, clerk, bds 149 Church. 
 Nunaii, James, bds 215 Palace. 
 Nunn, John, porter, h 28 Robinson. 
 Nurse, Edward, tailor, h 60 McJlahon. 
 Nurse, Cieorge, printer, Ixls 314 Church cor 
 
 Ann. 
 NURSE, RICHARD, groceries, wines and 
 
 liquors, jirop Cottage Inn, 314 Church cor 
 
 Ann. 
 NURSE, RICHARD, W., printer Lender, 
 
 h 66 Magill. 
 Nurse, Wm., printer Caxton press, bds 
 
 McMahon. 
 Nursey, Cieorge, machinist, Soho foundry. 
 Nursey, Walter R., clerk, ollicc trustees 
 
 B. U. ('., h 130 Sinicoe. 
 Nuthall, Mrsi Catherine, (wid Wm. M.), 
 
 boarding-house 7 Carlton. 
 
 O'Beirne, Tliomn.s, bds 63 Duke. 
 
 O'Boyle, John, profe.s.sor St. Michael's Col- 
 lege, St. Josejdi. 
 
 O'BRIEN, ANDREW, prop Railway Hotel, 
 Esplanade, cor York. 
 
 O'Brien, Dennis, shoeiiiaker, h 10 Jordan. 
 
 O'Brien, Dennis, tailor, h 42 Douro. 
 
 O'Hrien, Dennis, shoemaker, h 24 Stanley. 
 
 O'BRIEN, E. R., fire inspector B. A. Insu- 
 rance Co., bds Rossiii House. 
 
 O'BRIEN, HENRY, barrister and reporter 
 Com. Law, 68 Chun h. 
 
 O'Brien, H. M., attorney, h e s College, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 O'Brien, Mrs. Honora, (wid Kennedy), h r 
 01 Nelson. 
 
 O'Brien, Jeremiah, color maker, h 143 Don. 
 
 O'Brien, James, packer Patton& Co., h 115 
 Nelson. 
 
 i? if' ^il 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 295 
 
 !leik Crown Lands Dept., 
 
 I, h 9 Walton. 
 
 tter 7 Wellington e, bda 
 
 ninriner, h 27 Fredcriok. 
 ist. eltrk Legislative As- 
 w. 
 n, carpenter, h Hope nr 
 
 der R. I), riiillips, bds 
 
 Adelaide e. 
 I, Professor of Dancing, h 
 
 w. 
 
 3at-hiiildcr, Esplanade foot 
 i Clnirch. 
 
 N H., (Noverrc & Smith), 
 n w. 
 adits' school 260 Welling- 
 
 IITH, (John H. Noverre 
 Smith), photographers, 31 
 
 Icrk of police court, h 34 
 
 erk, bds 149 Church. 
 s 215 Palace, 
 ■r, h 28 Kobinson. 
 ilor, h 60 McMahon. 
 nter, Ixls 314 Church cor 
 
 11 D, groceries, wines and 
 ttage Inn, 314 Church cor 
 
 RD, W., printer Leader, 
 
 inter Caxton press, bds 
 
 lachinist, Soho foundry. 
 
 P., clerk, olfice trustees 
 
 Sinicoe. 
 
 therine, (wid Wm. M.), 
 
 I Carlton. 
 
 bds 63 Duke, 
 lifeasor St. Michael's Col- 
 
 EW, prop Uaihvay Hotel, 
 
 'ork. 
 
 liociiiaker, h 10 Jordan. 
 
 lilor, h 42 Douro. 
 
 lioeniakcr, h 24 Stanley. 
 
 fire insjM'ctor B. A. Insu- 
 
 Ossiii House. 
 
 Y, l>arrister and reporter 
 
 liun li. 
 
 iittorney, li c s College, 
 
 lora, (wid Kennedy), h r 
 
 color maker, h 1 43 Don. 
 cker Patton& Co., h 115 
 
 O'Brien. James, cooperage, 263 King e, h 
 
 31 Princess. 
 O'Brien, James, armory sergeant drill shed, 
 
 h 30 King w. 
 O'Brien, James, employee G.T.ll., h 262i 
 
 Qiiecii w. 
 O'Brien, James, h 71 Bolton. 
 O'Brien, John, Ciiiter, h King w nr Brant. 
 O'Brien, John, sailor, h 111 Victoria. 
 O'Brien, John, girdeiier, 26 St. Albans. 
 O'Brien, John, laborer, h ws M.irket w. 
 O'Brien, John, laboier, h r 34 Duiume'- 
 O'Brien, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Denis), grocer, 
 
 9 1 Chundi, h same. 
 O'Brien, Jlrs. Mary, (wid Cornelius), huck- 
 ster, h 115 Nelson. 
 O'Brien, Mrs. Mary, (wid James), h 32 
 
 Duinmer. 
 O'Brien, Mrs. Mary, (wid James), h 130 
 
 Vauaulev. 
 O'Brie ;, Mrs. Jlury, (wid) h 69 Boulton. 
 O'Brien, Mrs. Mary, h 31 Ann. 
 O'Brien, Mrs., washerwoman, hr98 Georgo. 
 O'BIllKN, JllCHAKL, cooper, 19 and 21 
 
 Palace, h same. 
 O'Brien, Michael, laborer, h 5) Maria w. 
 O'Brien, Michiiel, l.'\l>orer, h 405 Queen e., 
 O'Brien, Patrick, laborer, h r 34 Dummcr. 
 O'Brien, I'atrick, laborer, h 21 Queen e. 
 O'Brien, Patrick, shoemaker, h r '37 Centre. 
 O'Brien, Uidianl, bartender ll.iiU'ay hotel. 
 O'Brien, Thonuis, laborer, h 41 SuMiley. 
 O'Carroll, Daniel L., tailor, h 68 Mc.Mahon. 
 O'Connell, Bryan, helper Neil Currie, 
 O'Connell, David, painter, bds 75 Boidton. 
 O'Connell, John, brick-maker, h 12 South 
 
 Park. 
 O'Connell. Maurice, laborer, h 100 Portland. 
 O'Connell, Morris, laborer, Ixls 67 Stanley. 
 O'Connell, Mrs. M., inn-keeper 56 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 O'Connell, Patrick, tailor, h 8!) North Park. 
 O'Connell, Patrick, dairyman, h 102 Pine w, 
 O'Connell, Hichard, blacksmith Gates & Co., 
 
 h 75 Boulton. 
 O'Connell, Thomas, tinsmith, bds 75 Boul- 
 ton. 
 O'Connell, Thomis, laborer, h 147 Beech. 
 O'CONNOR, CHAllLKS, cabinetmaker and 
 
 general house furnishing, 226 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 O'Connor, Rev. Denni.s, St. Jlichael's Col- 
 lege, St. Joseph. 
 O'Connor, Dennis, hatter 111 King e, h 24 
 
 Louisa. 
 Connor, Dennis, stone polisher, 17 & 19 
 
 King e, bds 199 King c. 
 O'Connor, F., salesman, bds 226 Yong\ 
 O'CONNOR, JOHN, brickmakcr, h 12 South 
 
 Park. 
 O'Connor, John, confectioner, 10 Queen w, 
 
 h same. 
 O'Connor, John, hiborer, h 99 Richmond e. 
 O'Connor, John, shoemaker, bds 53 Edward. 
 
 O'Connor, Mrs. Mary, (widow), h r 111 
 
 Nelson. 
 O'Connor, Matthew, painter, h 86 Richmond e. 
 O'Connor, Michael, carter, h 97 Richmond e. 
 O'Connor, Stephen, laborer, h 63 Emma. 
 O'Connor, Thaddeus J., chemist and drug. 
 
 gist 251 King e, h same. 
 O'Connor, Thomas, laborer, h 88 Stanley. 
 O'Connor, Thomas, dairyman, h 31 Camden. 
 O'Connor, Thomas, groceries, provisions, 
 
 win(-s and liquors, 177 and 199 King e, h 
 
 same. 
 O'CONNOR, WM., photographer Leader 
 
 Bigs King c, h same. 
 O'Dea, Mi.ss Ann, confectionery 7 a». 1 9 St. 
 
 Iv.vwreni'c Arcade, h 48 Power. 
 O'Dea, Connor, prof penmanship B. A. Com. 
 
 Col., bds Blair's Hotel. 
 O'Dea, Francis, clothier 151 King c, h t'3 
 
 Duke. 
 O'Dea, .Fames, prop. O'Dea's hotel, 63 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 O'Dea, James, prop Albert Inn 338 King e. 
 O'Dea, John, market ilealer 7 and 9 St. 
 
 Lawrence Arcade, h 46 Power. 
 O Dea, John, laborer, h 121 South Park. 
 O'Dea, Miss Margaret, fruit and confection- 
 ery 78 Church, h same. 
 0;DKA, M., M.D., h 63 Duke. 
 O'Donaghue, John, laborer, h 45 Cedar. 
 O'Donohoe, John, clerk 21 and 23 King e, 
 
 bds 60 Bay 
 O'Donoghue, Wm., laborer, h r 27 Seaton. 
 O'DONOHOK, JOHN, (O'Donohoe i War- 
 moll), h 121 Church. 
 O'DONOHOK, JOHN, clerk emigration 
 
 office, bds Church. 
 O'Donohoe, Martin, (Fitzhenry k O'Donohoe), 
 
 h 64 South Park. 
 O'Donohoe, Richard, laborer 61 Little Front, 
 
 bds Sumach. 
 O'DONOHOE^ WARMOL'., (John O'Dono- 
 hoe and C V. Warmoli), barristers, &c., 
 
 56 Church. 
 O'Dowd. Mrs. Caroline, h 28 Mercer. 
 O'Farrell, Robert, cabman, h 71 George. 
 O'Flagherty, Morgan, custom-house broker, 
 
 h 9J Adelaide w. 
 O'(!oriiia;i, Michael, professor, St. Michael's 
 
 College, St. Josejdi's. 
 O'Gorman, John, employte Walter Rose, 
 
 bds 42 Wellington e. 
 O'Grady, Miss Catherine, dressnuiker, h 28 
 
 Dumnier. 
 O'GRADY, JOHN A., prop Shakesper.' 
 
 Hot(d, York cor King. 
 O'Grady, Patrick, laborer, h 29 Ann. 
 O'Grady, trader, bds 44 Scott. 
 O'iiagan, James, grocer, 326 Queen cor 
 
 Pine, h .same. 
 O'Halloran, Dennis, cigar-maker, bds 20 ii 
 
 22 Wellington e. 
 O'Halloran, Dennis, laborer, h r 23 Britain. 
 O'Halloran, John, baker, h 381 Queen w. 
 
296 
 
 C. E. ANDSRSON & CO. S 
 
 1 
 
 ! 
 
 1 ! r 
 
 O'HALLORAN, MICHAEL J., lithogra- 
 pher, bda Wellington e, cor Scott. 
 O'Halloran, Michaul, baker, 130 Jaivia, li 
 
 same. 
 O'Hara, Francia, oarter, h 51 Boulton. 
 O'Hara, John, laborer, h 22 Givens. 
 O'Hara, Mrs. Mary, prop Ontario Hotel, 54 
 
 Adelaide e, h same. 
 O'Hara, O. C, tobacco- worker, h 66 Centre. 
 O'Hayes, Thomas, porter 44 King c, h r 10 
 
 Albert. 
 O'Hearn, .lereniiah, employee rolling mills, 
 
 h w 8 Kiver. 
 O'Hearn, Wra., laborer, h 36 Duchess. 
 O'Herron, Mrs. Rose, (wid John), h 8 s 
 
 (jueeii nr Seaton. 
 O'Higgins, A. J., Iwok-kecper, bds 12? 
 
 Church. 
 O'Keefe, Mrs. B., (wid John), h 393 King e. 
 O'KEKFE k CO., pro^w Victoriii brewery, 
 
 cor Gould and Victona. (See advt). 
 O'Keefe, Dnniel, laborer, h Elizabeth nr 
 
 South Park. 
 O'KEEFE, EUGENE, (O'Keefe k Co.), h 
 
 208 Victoria. 
 O'Keefe, Wil'iam J., printer Tdegrcph, li 
 
 311 Church. 
 (►'Keefe, Richard H., mariner, h Power nr 
 
 Queen. 
 O'Leary, James, laborer, h 28 St. Albans. 
 O'l^ary, Tlimnas, grocer, 119, & 121 Nelson, 
 
 h same. 
 O'Leary, Timothy, grocer, 181 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 O'Leiirv, Timothy, tinsmith, cor King and 
 
 Caroline. 
 O'Louglilin, Michael, tailor 297 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 O'Louglilin, R. Sluart, book-keeper \Vm. 
 
 Myles, Ms Rochester House. 
 O'Maley, Patrick, laborer, h r 18 Stanley. 
 O'Mally, John, upholsterer, dry gtiods, kc.., 
 
 76 Queen w, h same. 
 O'Neil, Felix, laborer, h 511 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 O'Neil, Jaine.t, cabman, h s 3 Welle.sley bet 
 
 Church and Jarvis. 
 O'Neil, James, laborer, 4 Little Front. 
 O'Neil, Johu, laborer, h 88 (icorge. 
 O'Neil, Michael, laborer, h 194 Mutual. 
 O'Neil, Mr.s., wasiierwoman, (Jeorge st. lane. 
 O'Neil, Patrick, watcliman, h 34 Front e. 
 O'Neil, Patrick, lal)orer, h rs s Jaine:, York- 
 
 villc. 
 O'Neil, Patrick, laborer, h n s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 O'Neill, Mwanl, hatter, 84 Churc... > ?ame. 
 O'Neill, Edward jr., cabinet-maker's appren- 
 tice, b<ls 84 Cliureh. 
 O'Neill, H. J., law student, bds 40 Duke. 
 O'Neill, James, laborer, Trinity, h Front e. 
 O'Neill, John, h 13 South Park. 
 O'Neill, Joseph P., machinist, 18 King e, h 
 
 107 Nelson. 
 
 O'Neill, John, laborer, h 99 Beech. 
 O'Neill, Patrick J., machinist, h 117 Nelson. 
 O'Neill, Peter, foundry Apprentice, bda 84 
 
 Church. 
 O'Neill, Thos., ftimiture finisher, bds 10? 
 
 Richmond e. 
 O'Neill, Terence, inspector of prisons, h 40 
 
 Duke. 
 O'Neill, T. H., pi-np King William Third 
 
 Hotel, 66 Adelaide e. 
 O'Reilly, James, tailor, h 122 Saver. 
 O'Reilly, John, shoemaker, h 58 Teraulcy. 
 O'REILLY, WILLIAM T., secretary Beaver 
 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 20 Toronto, h 
 
 7 Avenue. 
 O'Roukc, Fran<ia, laborer, h 68 High. 
 O'Rouke, Mrs. Andrew, h w s Bright. 
 
 Ong, James, blacksmith, h 17 St. Andrew. 
 Oakley, Frederick, builder. 90 Bond. 
 Oakley, (Jeo. T., gunsmith, h 74 Louisa. 
 Oakley, 0. W. J., book-keejH-r, h 119 Vic- 
 
 toi'ia. 
 Oal, George, loo';keeper, h 64 Richmond w. 
 Oates, Frederick, clerk, Fulton, Miehie & 
 
 Co., bds 11 (Irosvenor. 
 OATES, RICHARD H., mill stone manu- 
 facturer. Esplanade cor. Church, h 18 
 
 Isabella. 
 Oates, William H., clerk 42 Wellington e, 
 
 h 11 (Srosvenor. 
 Oekany, Moses, white- washer. h 239 Elizabeth. 
 Oddv.'John, butcher, h 38 North Park. 
 ODEEL, JOHN D., (Odell k Trout), h 23 
 
 Gould. 
 ODELL k TROUT, (John D. Odell. Edward 
 
 Trout), principals British American Coni- 
 
 mereial College, Whittemore's Blk, 
 
 Toronto. 
 Ofi'en, Wm., book-keeper Rough-Cast Row, 
 
 h r 2.'>0 Palace. 
 Oflice Trustees of the Bank of Ujiper Canada, 
 
 Benjamin Morton, secretary and treasurer 
 
 Ontario Hall. 
 Ottin. Wm., laborer 1 Trinitv, h Raven 'slane. 
 OGDEN, UZZIEL, M.D.," jdiysician and 
 
 surgeon 57 Adelaiile w h sjune. 
 ODGEN, WM. WINSLOW, M.D. 242 
 
 Queen w, h same. 
 Ogle, Win., engine-driver G. T. R., h 84 
 
 Portland. 
 Olil, Philip, marble-mason, h 5 Ci-uickahank. 
 Old Countryman's Home, Thomas Simpson 
 
 ]irop 124 York. 
 Oldham, James, book-keeper, bds Black 
 
 Horse Hotel. 
 Oldright, John, major, li 72 Wood. 
 Oidrinht, J. E., bo.ik-keejier, h 72 Wood. 
 Oldright, Wm., M.D.. h 65 Nelson. 
 Oliphaiit, Ale.x., book-binder, h 53 Victoria. 
 Oliphant, A., porter G. T. R. freight depart- 
 ment, h 180 Adelaide w. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 297 
 
 laborer, h 99 Beech, 
 t J., machinist, hi]? Nelson, 
 foundry ipprentioe, b<ls 84 
 
 flimiture finisher, bds 10? 
 
 0, inspector of prisons, h 40 
 
 , pi-op King William Third 
 clnide e. 
 
 1, tailor, h 122 Rayer. 
 shoemaker, h 58 Teraulcy. 
 
 ILLIAM T., secretarj' Reaver 
 Insurance Co., 20 Toronto, h 
 
 i.s, laborer, h 6S High. 
 Andrew, h w s Uright. 
 
 icltsniith, h 17 St. Andrew, 
 ick, builder, 90 Bond. 
 ., gunsmith, h "4 Louisa. 
 J., book-keejM-r, h 119 Vic- 
 
 o';keeper, h 64 Kichmond w. 
 
 k, clerk, Fulton, Michie 4 
 
 irosvenor. 
 
 AIH) H., mill stone manu- 
 
 daiiade cor. Church, h 18 
 
 H., clerk 42 Wellington e, 
 or. 
 
 ivh ite- washer, h 239 Elizabeth, 
 itcher, h 38 North Park. 
 i 1)., (Odell & Trout), h 23 
 
 IITT, (John D. Odell. Edward 
 il'iils British American Coni- 
 legc, Whittemore's Blk, 
 
 lok-kecper Rough-Cast Row, 
 
 e. 
 
 >f the Bank of I'pper Canaila, 
 
 rton, secntary and treasurer 
 
 orer 1 Trinity, b Raven slane. 
 
 I EL, M.I)., ])hygician and 
 
 ilclaide w h sanie. 
 
 . WINSLOW, M.D. 242 
 
 ime. 
 
 gine-driver fJ. T. R, h 84 
 
 ride-mason, h 5 Ciniickshank. 
 II 'a Home, Thomas Simpson 
 
 <, book-keeper, bds Black 
 
 major, b 72 Wood. 
 
 book-kecjMT, h 72 Wood. 
 
 M.!).. h 65 Nelson. 
 , book-binder, h 53 Vitrtoria. 
 )rter G. T. R. freight depart- 
 Liieloide w. 
 
 Oliphant, David A., clerk Lyman, Elliot k 
 
 Co., h Pembroke. 
 OLIPHANT, D. S., M.D., homeeopathist, 
 
 175 Church, h same. 
 Oliver, George, inspector Royal Insurance 
 
 Co., h 66 York. 
 Oliver, James, baker, h 23 Cross Lane. 
 Oliver, James, laborer, h 23 Anderson's 
 
 Lane, 
 Oliver, John, hardware, contractor and 
 
 builder 252 Yonge, h 30 Richmond e. 
 Oliver, John, painter, h 81 McMahon. 
 Oliver, John D., broker, h 32 Wellington w. 
 Oliver, J. S., Ontario Seminary 328 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Oliver, Joseph, painter, h (51 Victoria. 
 Oliver, Joseph A., clerk, lids 61 Win- 
 chester. 
 Oliver, J., boiler-maker O. T. R. 
 Oliver, Miss Sarah Jane, dressmaker, h 12 
 
 Victoria. 
 Oliver, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Stephen), h 32 
 
 Wellington w. 
 <>liver, Mrs. Margaret, (wid James), h 61 
 
 Winchester. 
 Oliver, R., jun., student-at-law Thomas 
 
 Hodgins, bds 45 King e. 
 Oliver, Samuel, painter, h 61 Richmond e. 
 OLIVER, STEPHEN A., (Ryan & Oliver), 
 
 flour and feed 28!) Queen w, h same. 
 Oliver, Stephen E., bonk -keeper J. R. 
 
 Annstrong k Co., h 32 Wellin'rton w. 
 Oliver, Thomas, laborer, li 237 Adelaide w. 
 ONTARIO CHAMBERS, Church cor Front, 
 
 Ontario Hail, Church cor Court. 
 ONTARIO HOUSE, W. H. Hanlon, prop, 
 
 44 k 46 Palace. 
 ONTARIO BANK, A Fisher, manager, Wel- 
 lington e cor Scott, 
 ONTARIO LIVERY k SALE STABLES, 
 
 John Bond, prop, Shepjiard, h 16 Shep- 
 
 ])ard. 
 Opfercuch, Josejdi, moulder, h 154 Palace. 
 Orford, Jamea, h 231 Parliament. 
 Organ, John, pressman Oluhe, h 96 George. 
 Organ, John, carpenter, h 126 John. 
 Ormsby, Thomas, barrack-sergeant, h 63 
 
 Lumley. 
 Onn.sby, Wm., shoemaker, h 115 Nelson. 
 Orr, Samuel, porter 179 King e, ImIs 45 
 
 Richmond e. 
 ORR, WM. R., Mercantile Academy and 
 
 City auditor, h 12 Mutual. 
 Orr, Mrs. Jane, (wid James), h 65 Sher- 
 
 bourne. 
 Orris, Francis B., clerk, h 88 Terauley. 
 Orvis, J. L., express clerk, bds American 
 
 Hotel. 
 Osliornc, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Francis), h r 
 
 10 Osgoode. 
 Osborne, Wm., notary public and land 
 
 agent, h IC9 Jarvis. 
 Osborne, Wm. C, bricklaver, btls Argyle 
 
 Hotel. 
 
 Osborne, Wm., prop Union Station Hotel, 
 
 York nr Front. 
 Osborne, Wm., tavern keeper, 91 Front w. 
 08LER, EDMUND, B., (Pellatt & Osier), 
 
 h 24 Grenville. 
 OSLER, FEATHERSTON, (Patton, Osier 
 
 k Moss), h 23 Avenue. 
 Ostrom, Wm. H., T.P.F., h 74 Adelaide w. 
 Otter, Mrs. Ann, (wid Alfred), h 164 Mu- 
 tual 
 Otter, Frederick, clerk Provincial Insurance 
 
 Co. of Canada, h 104 Mutual. 
 Otter, W, D., clerk Canada Co., h 21 Woo<L 
 Otto, Riidoljdi, lithographic artist, W. C. 
 
 Chewett & Co., h 111 Simcoe. 
 Oulcott, jiacker, Thomson k Burns, h 297 
 
 Yonge. 
 Oulster, Peter, blacksmiih Wm. Homslaw, 
 
 h 11 Alice. 
 Oulster, 'i'lionias H., moulder, h 11 Alicvr 
 Outram. 'rhonias, cutter 7 Wellington e, h 
 
 r 12 Terauley. 
 Outrnm, Henry, baker 93 Kings. 
 Ovens, Mrs. Elizii, bonrdiiig-bouse, 88 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Ovens, John, Berlin wool and fan<y goods, 
 
 126 and 128 Yonge. h same. 
 Owen, Edward, baker F. Middleton, h 80 
 
 Agnes. 
 Owen, Mr-s. Esther, (wid Richard), h 112 
 
 Riclimond w. 
 Owen, John, salesman, li 11 Maitland. 
 Owen, John, salesman Lyman, Elliot & Co., 
 
 hl47S.'aton. 
 Owen, Riclinrd, foreman Lyman, Elliot fc 
 
 Co., h 147 Seiiton. 
 Owen, ThoniHS H., book-keeper 15 King e, 
 
 Ms 10 .Slieiipard. 
 Owen, Wm. R., tuner, bds 6 Bond. 
 Owen, Wm., machinist, h 8 Reed. 
 Owen, Wm.. engineer, h r cor Pine nlid Oak. 
 O.Nenham, Wm., butcher, 100 Queen w, h 
 
 Brocton. 
 
 Pace, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Wm.), h 70 
 
 Biiulton. 
 Pace, James, finisher Good's foundry, bds 70 
 
 Boulton. 
 Paikham, Charles, carpenter, h 16 Brock. 
 Padden, 1?., lai'orer Rolling Mills, h Pine. 
 Page, A., bds King cor Caroline. 
 Page, Arthur Welle.sley, printer Telegraph, 
 
 li 1 1 9 Agnes. 
 Page, Mrs., (wid Ale.\.), washerwoman, h 81 
 
 Ma]de lane. 
 Page, E. J., clerk Bank of Toronto, h Charles, 
 
 Yoikville. 
 PAGE, CHARLES, (Page & Pannell), h e s 
 
 Charles bet Yonge and Church. 
 PAGE k PANNFLL, (Charles Page and 
 
 James F. Pannell), dry goods, 194 and 196 
 
 Yonge. 
 
'r m 
 
 11 
 
 298 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 Page, .lames, laborer, Mh 28 FmiKjia. 
 
 Puisiey, Itobert, weover 77 Trinity, h same. 
 
 Paltn, Miss Mary, h 77 Adelaide w. 
 
 Polen, Wm., ear|M'ater, h 75 Adelaide w. 
 
 Palin, John carpenter, h n s Davenport 
 road nr TuU gate. 
 
 Fnlk, Edwin, liutelier Queen w nr Drock, li 
 r Queen nr Brock. 
 
 Palmer, A. V., clienii.st, hdn 155 Yonge. 
 
 PALMKk, KLI J., piiotoRruphtr aixi duller 
 in phcto^^raphic niatiiiui.s, IIU King e, h 
 28 Elm w. 
 
 Palmtr, llunii'ton, fireman Lyman, Elliot 
 & Co. 
 
 Palmer, Heiir\-, dancing master, h w s Col- 
 lege nr Davenport Hoad, Yorkvilh,-. 
 
 Palmer, ^li»s Lucy, Iwurding. house 2C6 
 Church. 
 
 Palmer, John, boarding house, 26 Temper- 
 ance. 
 
 Palmer, John W., painter, 121 Adelaide w, 
 li same. 
 
 PALMEK, THOMAS, Woodbine saloon, 88 
 Yonge, h same. 
 
 PALSGKAVE, CHARLES T., printers' 
 warehouse, W. <".. Stethcm manager, 33 
 Colborne, res Montreal. 
 
 Pangburn, George, carpenter, h 111 Kinge. 
 
 PANNELL, JAMES F., (Page k Pannell), 
 h 2 Duchfss. 
 
 Pape, J.imes, (Joseph Pape k Sons), res 
 tov/nship York. 
 
 Pare, John, (Joseph Pape & Sons), res town- 
 ship York. 
 
 Pape, .h)seph, (.loseph k Sons), res townshij) 
 York. 
 
 Paj)e, J., k Sons, market gardeners and 
 truit dealers, 38 k 40 St. Lawrence mar- 
 ket, h Kingston road. 
 
 Pajj, Hubert, cierk, h r 92 Ducliess. 
 
 Pares, T. J., h 90 Adelaide w. 
 
 PAKISH, KOBKUT, (Gorrie k Parish), h 
 168 Elizabeth. 
 
 Parisot, Alfred, jeweller, h 51 Parliament. 
 
 PAKK, JAMES, wholesale and retail ])ro- 
 vision dealer, 47 St. Lawrence Market 
 and 49 King w. 
 
 Park, Wm., clerk, h 180 Victoria, 
 
 Parker, Edward, h 302 Yonge. 
 
 Parker, George, l)aggHge-master N.ll.C, h 
 151 Brock. 
 
 PARKEU, SIR HENRY, HART., h 23 Wil- 
 liam. 
 
 Parker, Josejihl,., tavern-keeper, 591 Yonge. 
 
 Parker, Janie.s, bread-cart driver, h 824 
 Albert. 
 
 Parker, John, missionary, h 141 University. 
 
 PARKKR, JOHN 0., bra.ss founder and gas- 
 litter, 148 York. 
 
 Parker, Jonathan, baker, bds 302 Yonge. 
 
 Parker, Joseph, coojjer Gooderhain k Worts, 
 h 61 Trinity. 
 
 Parker, Joseph, foreman bootmaker 125 
 King e, h 49 Gcrrard. 
 
 Parker, Joshua, salesman 65 King e, h 37 
 
 McMahnn. 
 Parker, Mm. Margaret, (wid Reulx>n\ h 
 
 Yotjge, bet Sytlenham and William, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Parker, Miss M. A., bds 302 Yonge. 
 Parker, Samuel, builder and grocer, h 117 
 
 Duchess. 
 Parker, Thomii.s, bo.v-inaker, 179 Kinge, h 
 
 St. Patiick. 
 Parker, W. , lalxirer rolling mill.s, h Palaee. 
 Parkes, James, tailor, h 143Teraulcy. 
 Parkes, Robert, messenger Hank British 
 
 North America, h 204 Terauley. 
 Parkes, Wm. H., groceries and provisions- 
 
 24U King e, h same. 
 Parkhill, Win., slioe-cnlter Robinson k 
 
 Pearson, h 'M Czar. 
 Parkinson, Edward, clerk G. T. 1!., h 45 
 
 Wellington Place. 
 PARKINSON, MRS. EMILY, proprietress 
 
 Island Hotel, The l.sland. (See advt.) 
 Parkinson, .lohn, jeweller, b 123 Duke. 
 Parkinson, Reuben, boat-builder J. Clindin- 
 
 niiig, h I'S Duke. 
 Parkinson, Reuben, waggon-maker, h 128 
 
 Duke. 
 PAliKINSON, R. W., (Hlnir, Ferguson k 
 
 Parkinson), h I'arkinson's Hotel, Island. 
 Parkinson, Wui., cleik, bds 2 Duchess. 
 Parks, Samuel, laborer D. Ci-awford k Co., 
 
 h Duchess nr Caroline. 
 Parnu'ntcr, Chailes, laborer 1 Trinity, h 210 
 
 Palace. 
 Purr, Edwin, shoemaker, bds 21 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 Parr, Henry, compositor Telegraph office. 
 Parr, Mrs. Margaret, tailoress, h r 7 
 
 McMahon. 
 PaiT, Mrs. Marj', h r 124 Agnes. 
 Parrington, Alfred, clerk 30 Wellington e, 
 
 h 10 .Seaton. 
 Parry, Hro.s., (Robert Parry and W. E. 
 
 Parry), butchei-s, 231 Yonge, 
 Parry, Mra. Esther, (wid Henry), h 65 
 
 Victoria. 
 Parry, John, se.xton Holy Trinity, h 12 
 
 Trinity S(|uare. 
 Parry, Ifobert, (Parry, Hrns), h 231 Yonge. 
 Parry, W. E., (Parry. Bros.), h 231 Yonge. 
 PARSON, BU(K, (H. E. Parson & Wm. 
 
 I'arson), whidesale dealers in oils and 
 
 lamps 51 Front. 
 PARSON, HKNRY E., (Parson, Bros.), h 
 
 214 Churc'i. 
 PARSON, WM., jun., ;Parson, Bros.), h 9 
 
 Don. 
 Parsons, Benjamin, accountant Canada Co., 
 
 h (iO Elm w. 
 PARSON.S, CHARLF.S, (Thome, Parsoni 
 
 and Vennor), h 71 Winchester. 
 Par.son.s, Capt. Clilford, brigade major, h 127 
 
 Bev ''ey. 
 Parsons, Frank, oil distiller, h 57 Oak. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 299 
 
 lalt'Hiimn 66 King e, h 37 
 
 TKiiret, (wid Rpubt'n), h 
 I'lilium and William, York- 
 
 \., bds 302 Yonge. 
 milder and grocer, h 117 
 
 liox-niuktT, 179 King e, h 
 
 IT rolling mills, h Palace. 
 ilor, h 143 'I'l'iiudcy. 
 
 iiiffiscnucr Hank British 
 
 h '204 Terauley. 
 grot cries and proTision» 
 anie. 
 
 slioe-cntter Hobinion k 
 
 zar. 
 
 rd. elerk G. T. I!., h 45 
 
 e. 
 
 II!S. K.MILV, proprictrcM 
 'lie Inland. (See advt.) 
 jeweller, 1. 128 Duke. 
 II, boat- builder J. t'lindin- 
 e. 
 Ml, wnggon-niaker, li 128 
 
 {. W., (IJlnir, Ferguson k 
 I'arkiuson'.s Hotel, Island, 
 clerk, bds •_' l)uclie.s.s. 
 iiliorer 1). t'mwford & Co., 
 aroline. 
 es, laborer 1 Trinity, li 210 
 
 M'inaker, bds 21 Adelaide 
 
 positor Telegraph oflice. 
 •garet, tailoress, h r 7 
 
 h r 124 Agnes. 
 
 1, elerk yO Wellington e, 
 
 obert Parry and W. E. 
 
 », 231 Yonge. 
 
 her, (wid Henry), h 65 
 
 ton Htily Trinity, li 12 
 
 irry, Hroa), li 231 Yonge. 
 irry. Hro.s. ), }i 231 Yonge. 
 ., (fr. !•:. Parson k Win. 
 «il(! dealei-8 in oils and 
 
 lY E,, (Parson, Bros.), li 
 
 jun., (Parson, Bros.), h 9 
 
 , necountaut Canada Co., 
 
 lU.FS, (Thome, Parsons 
 
 71 Winchester. 
 
 Ford, brigado major, li 127 
 
 1 distiller, h 57 Oak. 
 
 Parsons, Henry, plasterer, has ScoUtrd, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Parsons, John, pcddkr, h 16 South Park. 
 Parsons, Samuel N., niglit station-master 
 id telegraph operator (S. W. R., Yonge 
 
 street station, bds 37 Melinda. 
 Parsons, S. S., salesman U. Davis & Co., h 
 
 66 Seaton. 
 Partridge, "Wm. H., book-keeper, h 176 
 
 Spadina Ave, 
 Pass, John, laborer Rolling Mills, h 116 
 
 Duke, 
 Pascoe, James, tailor, h 194 Centre. 
 Passmore, F. P., P.L Surveyor, h 23 Duke. 
 Paasniore, J,, crockcrj- i glBss, 297 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Passmore, Jnraes, ])acker Kurd, Leigh k 
 
 Co., h 297 Yongp. 
 Passmore, Mrs. Maria, h 222 Cliurch. 
 PASSMORK, 8. W., naturalist and fancy 
 
 dry goods, 232 \ onge, h same. 
 PATKKSON, CHARLES W., (Maekenzie 
 
 k Paterson), h 2fi6 Carlton. 
 Paterson, David, trunk-maker, bds 9 Louisa. 
 PATERSON, HARRISON 4 I3A1N, (James 
 
 Paterson, R. A. Harrison, Q. C, John 
 
 Paterson, k Jiilin Bain), solicitors in 
 
 chaneei-y, Ac, Ontario Hall, Court. 
 PATER.SON, HARRISON k PATERSON, 
 
 (James Paterson, R. A. Harrison, Q.C., 
 
 k John Paterson), barristers, &c. 2, 4 and 
 
 6 Ontario Hall, Court. 
 Paterson, J. & J., whole.sale manufacturer 
 
 boots and shoes 148 King e. 
 Paterson, J. D. railway mail agent, bds 41 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Paterson, James, tailor, h r 9 Edward. 
 PATERSON, JAMES, grocer, wine and 
 
 spirit merchant 128 & 130 York, h same. 
 PATERSON, JAMES, Q.C., (Paterson, 
 
 Harrison & Paterson), h 210 Adelaide w. 
 PATERSON, JAMES, (Thomas May & Co.), 
 
 h 46 (lerrard e. 
 Paterson, Mrs. Jam, (widow), h 100 Ann. 
 PATERSON, JOHN, (Paterson, Harrison 
 
 k Paterson), h King c 'r John. 
 Paterson, John, .shoemnkv', h 40 Nelson. 
 Paterson, John, conductor li. T. K., h 169 
 
 Brock. 
 Paterson, John, salesman Thomas May & Co., 
 
 bds 46 (lerrard e. 
 PATERSON, JOHN, (P. Paterson & Son). 
 
 h 68 Carlton. 
 Paterson, Joseph, bookbinder, 17 &19 King 
 
 e, h 60 Albert. 
 PATERSON, P. k Son, (Peter & John 
 
 Paterson), importers of hardware, iron & 
 
 steel 24 King e. 
 PATERSON, PETER, (Peter Paterson k 
 
 Son), h 287 Niagara. 
 Paterson, Robert, carter, h 2 Hngemion. 
 Paterson, Win., hiborer, li 171 Pine e. 
 Paton, Robert, employee Custom House, h 
 
 40 Wood. 
 
 Patrick, Alex., gas-fitter, h 23 Sydenham. 
 "PATRIOT, THE," James Beaty, prop.. 
 
 weekly 63 King e. (See advertisement). 
 Patterson, machinist, bds 80 Richmond. 
 Patterson, Adam, salesman 39 King e. 
 Patterson, Adam, shoemaker, h 168 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Patterson, Alex., grocer 287 Yonge, h same. 
 PATTERSON k BEATY, (C. S. Patterson 
 
 k James Heaty), barri.sters, 3 King w. 
 PATTERSON, BEATY k HAMILTON, 
 
 (C. S. Patterson, James Beaty, J. C. 
 
 Hamilton), solicitorsinehancer>', 3 King w. 
 PATTEII.SON, CHRISTOPHEk S., (Pat- 
 
 terson k Bcatty), li cor Huntley k Selby, 
 Patterson, Doi..'-', salesninn Hughes Bros, 
 Patterson, George, prcssmaii, jobdept. 67ot«. 
 
 ii 184 Sayer. 
 Patterson, George, hatter 109 King e, h 324 
 
 east. 
 Patteison, Oeoige, cabman, h 144 Duke. 
 Patterson, George C, printer Globe ofkce, h 
 
 100 Berkeley. 
 Patterson, Henry, laborer h 67 Ontario e. 
 Patterson, J., shoemaker, 148 King e, h 
 
 same. 
 Patterson, James, hat presser, h 184 Sayer. 
 Patterson, John, book-Keejier, h 22 Oak. 
 Patterson, John, carter, h 22 Erin. 
 Patterson, John, shoemi.ker, 40 Nelson. 
 PATTERSON, JOHN H., barrister, 4c„ 1 
 
 York Chambers, Court, h 63 Renfrew. 
 Patterson, Joseph, machinist, \Vm. Hamil- 
 ton k Son. 
 Patterson, Mrs. Mary, (wid John H.), h 63 
 
 Renfrew. 
 Pattei-son, Thomas, foreman machine shop 
 
 G.T.R..h 137 Brock. 
 PATTERSON, THOMAS, grocer, hotel 
 
 keeper and hay, straw and feed dealer, 224, 
 
 226 k 228 Queen e, h same. 
 Patterson, Wm. J., moulder, h 62 Victoria, 
 PATTERSON, THOS. C , Assist. Prov. 
 
 Secretary and Deputy Registrar, h 17 
 
 Avenue, 
 Pattnn, Anderson, barlwr and hair dresser,. 
 
 162 Queen w, h same. 
 PATTON & CO., (James sen., James Jr.), 
 
 china and glassware, 64 King e. 
 Paftoii, Frank, M.D., bds, 33 Terauley, 
 PATTON, HON. JAMKS, Q. C, (Patton, 
 
 Osier & .NIoss, and Macdonald, Patton k 
 
 Machar, I'ingston, res King.ston, Out. 
 PATTON, J.\MES, JUNR., (Patton&Co.), 
 
 h 18 Albert. 
 PATTON, JAMES, SEN., (Patton k Co.) 
 
 h 18 Albert. 
 Patton, John, slioemaker, li 22 Regent. 
 PATTON, OSLER k MOSS. (Hon. James 
 
 Patton, Q.C., Featherston Osier & Thomaa 
 
 Mo.s.s, M.A.), barristers, solicitors, &c., 7, 
 
 8, k 9, Exchance Bnildings. 
 Patton, Thomas, laborer Rolling Mills, h 38 
 
 James a. 
 
300 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON ft CO. 8 
 
 I Jl 
 
 ^1^. ^ 
 
 i HI' 
 
 1 1^ 
 
 1 
 
 Tatton, Mn., h 68 8hut«r. 
 
 Paull, Almond, nierk, h 98 Spndina Ave. 
 
 Paull, Edwin, eltrk, Dun. Wiman k Co., 
 
 h 08 Hiiodina Ave. 
 Paul. Robert, cab driver, h 336 King e. 
 Payne, K., engineer, KoUing Millo, h s 
 
 Park. 
 Payne, John, brewer, li llfl Centre. 
 Payne, Mrs. 8., ncaniatresa, hs Park. 
 Pi'iicht', Win. (!<>o. . nia8on, li 436 Queen w. 
 Pearock. Mn. Ann, (wid Kiehard), ea Yonge, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Peacock, Charles, tavem-kecfH-r, 633 Yonge. 
 Peacock, Frederick, baggageman Cr. T. H., h 
 
 165 Parliament. 
 Pcjicock, (iporge, printer Olobe h 110 Crcovge. 
 Peacock, .James, city express 65i Yonge, h 
 
 54 Caroline. 
 Peacock, John H., i>lunit)er and gia fitter, h 
 
 24 Queen e. 
 Peake, I/>wi8 ("., accountant Wesleyan Mis- 
 sionary Society, h Wiliiiim, Yorkville. 
 Peal, (leorge, miller Palace, h 214 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 Pearce, James, brewer West Toronto ale and 
 
 porter Brewery, li .'i7 Hishop. 
 Pearce, Ijponard, brickiimker, h Davenport 
 
 place, Yorkville. 
 Pearce, Wm., engineer, h 51 Seaton. 
 PEAUCY, (MLHKKT & SON, (Cilbert and 
 John Pearcy), painters, gla/iers, etc., 11 
 and 13 Uichmoml e. 
 PKAKCY, (HLBKUT, (Gilbert Pearcy & 
 
 Son), h 15 Hichmond e. 
 PEAI5CY, JOHN, (Gilbert Pearcy & Son) 
 
 h Hayter. 
 Pearcy, Thoma-s, carpenter, h 137 Sumach. 
 PEAHS. GEOHGK, prop. Ontario colFce and 
 spice steam mills, 2 and 4 Alexander, cor 
 Yonge, h ailj. 
 Peuraall, Benjamin, jewellei- 5 King e, bds 
 
 36 Berkeley. 
 PEAKSE, WM. MARTIN, marl)lc -utter 
 
 1704 Yonge, h 132 Simcoe. (.See lulvi. ) 
 Pearsall, George, snfc-maker J. k J. Taylor, 
 
 h 204 ParlLiuent. 
 Peaison, A. H., printer 67 Yonge, h 178 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Pearson, Alfred, salesman, b<ls 197 Mutual. 
 Pearson, Charles, entry clerk, bds Yonge, s 
 
 w cor Richmond. 
 Pearaon, Mrs. Charlotte, washerwoman, Sira- 
 
 coe bet Front and Esplanade. 
 PEARSON, DAVID B., supt. Bryce, Mc- 
 
 Murricli & Co., h 5 Magill. 
 Pearson, E., laborer, ]i r 32 Denison avc. 
 Pearaon, Edwin, (M. & E. Pearaon), h 156 
 
 Yonge. 
 PEARSON, FRANCIS W., (Robinson k 
 
 Pearson), h 197 Mutual, 
 Pearson, Francis, traveler with Robinson k 
 
 Pearson, bds 197 Mutual. 
 Pearson, John, salesman, bds 1 Kich- 
 mond w. 
 
 PEARSON. M. k E.. (Marmadnke k Edwin 
 
 Pearson), retail dry goods, 158 Yonge, cor 
 
 Richmond. 
 Peanon, Marmaduke. (M. k E. Pearson), h 
 
 168 Yonge. 
 Pearson, Nlatthew, provision dealer, bds 108 
 
 Mutual. 
 Pearson, Robert, engineer, h 334 J .Adelaide w, 
 Pearson, Robert, h 24 Gerranl. 
 Pearson, W. H., bookkee|>er Consumer's 
 
 Ctiu) Co., h 7 Mutual. 
 Pearson. Wm. T., seedsman, h 22 Sydenham. 
 I'eav, Walter, wire-worker, h 61 I.umley. 
 J'eck, Aifrc»l I'., gardener, s s Wellington 
 
 w, bet Windsor and Peter. 
 PECKHAM k now,, (J. S. IVcklmm and 
 
 Isaac M. Hoag), lumber nuTLhants, 11 
 
 Exchange bigs. 
 PECKHAM, J. S., (IVkham k Hoag). and 
 
 (Hotchkiss, Peckham & Co. t, h 67 Shiiter. 
 Pecover, Jospjih, uidiolsterer, h 1 Victoria. 
 Pvdlow, Mrs. Isabella, h 328 Little Richmond. 
 Pcdlow, Thonin.s, carjH'iiter and builder, h 
 
 HI McMahon. 
 Peel, Alexander, blacksmith Soho Fou)idry. 
 Pel. (Jeorge, sjiice miller D. Crawford & Co., 
 
 h 214 Parliament. 
 Peiler, Carl, music tca<her, bds 51 Cruick- 
 
 shank. 
 Peiler, Ernest, travelling Mgent A. k S. Nord- 
 
 heimer, 15 King e, h .'il Crnickshank. 
 Peirce, Edward A., law( lerk Crooks, Kings- 
 mill & Cattanach. 
 PEIRCE, FELl.X, i><>rk and provisions, 233 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Peirce, John P., h Iflt! Strachan. 
 Peirce, Wm., whitewasher, h 166 Sayer. 
 IVirre, H., engraver, 1 Duncan. 
 Pell, .liiincs, picture frame maker, 106 York, 
 
 h same. 
 Pell, Thomas, c.irjx'nter, h 121 Dummer. 
 Peland, .lames, cigar and {lop store, 116| 
 
 King w, h same. 
 PELLATT & OSLEl!, (Hemy IVllatt, Ed- 
 mund B. Osier), stock and exchange 
 
 brokers, official a.s.sii'nees, notaries public, 
 
 agents Stanilard Life .Vssurance I'o., and 
 
 New York Casualty Ins. Co., 86 King e. 
 PELl.ATT, HENRY, (I'ellatt k Osleri, h 
 
 141 Seaton. 
 Pellier, Edward, pnttern-niaker E. k A. 
 
 Medcalf, bds cor Queen and Power. 
 Pi'inhroke, John, shoemaker, h 22 Tcra\ilcy. 
 Pendrith, H., blacksmith (J. T. R. 
 Penfold, Mrs. Ph<ebe, eonfectioncry and 
 
 boanling house, 1224 York, h same. 
 PENISTON, THOMAS, (JoabScales&Co.), 
 
 h 253 Chutch, cor Gould. 
 PENROSE, JAMES, photographer, 53 King 
 
 e, h same. 
 Pcntelope. John, clerk, bds 156 Yonge. 
 Peoples & Co.. wine merchants 311 Yonge. 
 Peoples, G. H., (Peoples & Co.), h til Yonge. 
 Pereival, Charles, mm-hinist Soho foundry. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 301 
 
 K., (Marmadiilce k EUwia 
 drygoodi, 158 Yonge, cor 
 
 ikc. (M, ii E. Poarson), h 
 
 Iirovisioii dealer, bdi 108 
 
 iifiiu'cr, )i 33< \ Adolaidc w. 
 I -M (Serranl. 
 
 txMtlc kei'iMT Consumer's 
 itunl. 
 
 if'eil.Hiiiiin. >i 2i Sydciiliam. 
 L'-worktT, li (51 Liimli-y, 
 Rnrdt'ocr, a a Wellington 
 and IVter. 
 
 )A(!, (J. S. IVcklinni and 
 ), lunibtT niiTLhanU, 11 
 
 (I'efkhain & Honj,'), nud 
 dmni k t'o. ), h 67 SliutiT. 
 jdiolstenT, h 1 Violoria. 
 la, h 328 Little Kicliniond. 
 i«r|H'nter and builder, h 
 
 lai'ksinitli Solio Foundry, 
 miller D. t'ruwford& Co., 
 
 tiachor, bds 51 C'ruick- 
 
 fllinp:if(ent A. k S. Nord- 
 e, li .'.I Cniickshank. 
 Inwilerk < 'rooks. Kings- 
 1. 
 jMirk and provisions, 233 
 
 Iflil Straihan. 
 Hwiiflher, h 1(56 Sayer. 
 ?r, 1 Duncan, 
 elranip makt-r, 106 York, 
 
 enter, h 121 Dmnnier. 
 gar and jiop store, 116J 
 
 VAt, (Ileniy IVllatt, Ed- 
 ), stock and exchange 
 ssis»nees, notaries public, 
 lA\e Assurance (.'o., and 
 ilty Ins. Co., 86 King e. 
 ;Y, (I'ellatt k Osier), h 
 
 [mttern-niaker E. k A. 
 
 t^iieen and I'owfr. 
 
 loemaker, li 22 Teruuley. 
 
 csniith (;. T. H. 
 
 rebe, confectionery and 
 
 224 York, h same. 
 
 MAS, (.1 oab Scales i Co.), 
 
 r (Jould. 
 
 S, photograidier, 53 King 
 
 ^rk, bds 156 Yongo. 
 ? merchants 311 Yonge. 
 ple8& Co.), h Lll Yonge. 
 lachinist Soho found^. 
 
 Perciral, Mrs. Mary, (wid John), h 6 Oer- 
 
 rard e. 
 Percy, (iillwrt, porter, h 69 Sayer. 
 Pensy, Win., iwintor, h 67 Sayer. 
 Perkins, Charles, locksmith and Ndlhanger 
 
 1 4 Adelaide e, h Mime. 
 PERKINS, F. k O.. k CO., (F. k O. 
 
 Perkins k Wni. I nee), wholesitle giocers 
 
 41 and 43 Front h. 
 PEHKINS, FKEDKKICK, (F. k 0. Perkins 
 
 k Co.), diri'ctor Hank of liritish North 
 
 America, h College cor Iteverley. 
 Perkin.s, F. C., elerk, bds College. 
 PERKINS, (iEOIUJE. (F. k V,. Perkins it 
 
 Co.), h 2(52 Adelaiib- w. 
 Perkins, (ieorge M., clerk Motfatt, Murray 
 
 k lieattie, bds Parkhurst, n s College 
 Perkins, .lohn, builerniaker, b 37 Britain. 
 Perkins, Thomas, shoemaker 64 Ccdborne, 
 
 bds 100 Church. 
 Perkins, Thomas, farmer, h r 25 Renfrew. 
 Pernet, Emile, teacher of French, h 139 
 
 Beverley. 
 IVrring, James, carpenti'r, h 40 .Mice. 
 Perrot, Mrs. Jane, (wid), h ."IS) Avenue lane. 
 Perrott, Win., carjienter, h l<t6 Klizabeth. 
 Perrott, Win., machinist Burke k Co. 's sash 
 
 and door factory cor Richmond and Shep- 
 
 purd. 
 PERRY, CAP. CHAS., (E. M. Camitherst 
 
 Co., and Charles Perry k Co.), h 166 
 
 Jarvis. 
 PERRY, CHARLES k Co., com. merchants 
 
 and managers of steamer ".Vlgoma," 55 
 
 Front e. 
 Perry, Kdward, h cor Church and Charles. 
 Perry, Elizabeth, (will), h 5 .MU-rt. 
 Perry, Martin, car|ieiiter, 1 Alma lane, r 171 
 
 Bio.k. 
 Perry. Mrs. Mary, boarding house 44 
 
 Alice. 
 Perry, Mrs. Mary, (wid Samiud), tailoress, h 
 
 80 Elizabeth. 
 Perry, Mr.s. Mary, (wid. James) h 33 Ter- 
 
 auley. 
 Petch, .Iost;ph, carpenter, li 47 Terauley. 
 Petcli, Robert, builder, ii 3 Victoria. 
 PETERKIN, CHARLES, (Hastings & Peter- 
 kin), h 181 University. 
 Pctcrkin, J. F., wooil carver 22 (^ueeii w, h 
 
 177 University. 
 JV'tcrkin, Wni. M., clerk Royal Canndiaii 
 
 Bank, h 2;;5 Univei-sity. 
 Peter, Robert, grocer, 434 (Jueen w, h stime. 
 Peters, Charles, clerk (l.W. R. freight ollice 
 
 Vonge St. Station, h 127 Victoria. 
 Petei-s & Donald, (Rolnrt Peters k Rich- 
 ard Donald), grocers, 140 King e. 
 Peters, Mrs., (wid Alex.), ii iiS Duchess. 
 Peter.s, Robert, (Peters i<i Don.ihU, h t> llow- 
 
 aivl's block, Mc(!ill. 
 Peters, S. Frank, diauglitsnian 120 Yonge, 
 
 bds 14!) Church. 
 Peters, Thomas, lalover, h 153 Vanauley. 
 
 Petley, Joaeph \V., manager Hughes k Co., 
 
 bd» Commercial Hotel. 
 Petley, Wni., saleamun Hughei k t'o., IhIr 
 
 153 Adelaide w. 
 Petry, (JeorgeC., measenger N.Il.t'., h Offlee 
 
 Buildiiig.H, Front cor Hrock. 
 Pettet, Mrs. Annie, boarding house 40 
 
 Nelson. 
 Pettet, John R., l>ook-ke<;|M'r and nccount- 
 
 ant, bds 212 (ijueen w. 
 I'ettigrew, Mrs. l^ouisa, dreuinaker, h 129 
 
 Elm w. 
 PETTKiREW, SAMUEL, k CO., (Samuel 
 
 Petlignw, Walter .1. Wilkinson and Geo. 
 
 Morro>")« carpenters and joiners 113 
 
 Riclimond w. 
 PETTKiREW, SAMI:EL, (Samuel Petti- 
 grew iV Co.), res Sydenham l)et Berkeley 
 
 and McMuhon. 
 I'ettigrew, Win., engine driver Bay st. Fire 
 
 Hall, ImIs (leneral Wolfe hotel 34 
 
 Church. 
 Pettigrew, Wm. J., student-at-law 4 Ontario 
 
 Hall, h 10 Sydenham. 
 Pettit, Charles, laborer, h 26 Clieriy. 
 Petty, Charles, sergt. Artillery h 454 (^uceii 
 
 west. 
 Pliair, .lames, jH>rter E. Hooper k Co., h 23 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Phair, Jason, porter, h r 6 Terauley. 
 Alar 
 Victoria. 
 
 Phair, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Win.), h 112 
 
 Phair, Thomas, cab driver, h 10 Erin lane. 
 Phelaii, Andri'W, shoemaker, h 21 Dumiuer. 
 Phelps, W., dentist J. W. Elliot, bds 43 
 
 PHENIX' INSURANCE COMPANY of 
 Brooklyn, N. Y., Charles O. Fortier agt. 
 (J and 7 Ontario Chambers, Chundi. 
 
 Pheni.x, Will., laborer, h 70 Stanlev. 
 
 PH1L15R1CK, C.«J., M.D., F.RlC.S.E., h 
 Bloor e, Voikville. 
 
 Philips, A., salesman 257 Yonge. 
 
 Phillips, .lames, tailor, bds 81 liay. 
 
 Pliiiip.s, James, eiiginenian N.R.C. 
 
 Phillips, Alex., laliorer, h Little Richmond, 
 bet Portlaiitl k Bathur.st. 
 
 Phillip.s, Frniicis J., clerk, 36 King e, h 109 
 l^ueeli e. 
 
 Phillips, (ieorge, laborer, hv 10 Teiiiuley. 
 
 Philli|)s, Heiiiy W., carpenter, h 85 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 
 Phillips, .Mi-s. Isabella, (wid), h 55 Elm w. 
 
 Phillips. James, driver N. R. C, h 143 
 Vanauley. 
 
 Phillips, Ja nes, tailor, h 35 Palaci'. 
 
 PHILLIPS, JOSKPII W., Imil.ler. 
 door and blind factory, llayt.r nr . 
 ley, h 183 Teraulev. 
 
 PHILLIPS, M., M.D., physioiiin and 
 geon, 711 B.iv, h same. 
 
 PHILLIPS, RICHARD D., carver 
 gihbr, and dealer in wixshable gilt mould- 
 ings, (5 ! King w, h 155 University. 
 
 sash, 
 au- 
 
 sur- 
 
 and 
 
302 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 p'\ 
 
 Phillips, Richard, tailor, h 35 Palnce. 
 Phillips, Robert, tailor, h r 64 Teraulcy. 
 Philli|)s, Robert, whituwasher, h 12 Centre. 
 Phillips, Robert, varter, h 103 Uoulton. 
 PhilIi|M, Mirf* S., sewing machine operator, 
 
 biU 116 Victoria. 
 Philli|ui, Wui., jminter and graiucr, h 68 
 
 Elm w. 
 Phillpotts, Mrs. Mary, (wid), h 25(5 Wel- 
 lington w. 
 Phinn, Wni., ni^ht en^ini^inan N.R.(!. 
 I'hipps, George, eabinet-niaker and broker, 
 
 84 King w, h Hame. 
 Phipp-s, .lohn II., provision dealer, 35 St. 
 
 Liiwr.nee .Market, h Plia-be, adjoining 
 
 SeliooMiouse. 
 Phipps, Mre. Itjichel, (wid Thomas), dress- 
 
 niiiKer, h 2l<-') Richniond w. 
 Phipjts, R. W., compositor GMie, h 233 
 
 Uichniond w. 
 PHII'PS, WM. B.. banker ami exdmnge 
 
 broker, 5 Toronto (ipp P. (>,, h Clover Hill. 
 Phip|>s, Wm. U., niarble-cntter, bds 132 
 
 Simi'oe. 
 Pli'sbi! street Scliooi, Samnel Coyne, head 
 
 m:i.Nter, Pluebe. 
 PIKE.VIX MUTUAL LIFK IN.SUR.\NCK 
 
 CO.. (Hartford, Conn.), A. iJedrcwai, 
 
 agent, t>',i King e. 
 PIKK.NIX FIRK INSURANCE CO., of 
 
 I.DiKliin, Knglnml, .Motl'utt, .Murray & Co., 
 
 agents, 3ti Yoiige. 
 Plivjii'is. Charles, distiller Cooderliam k 
 
 SVoita, h 2 Little Front. 
 Pickanl, Wm., cooper, b Chnroli bet Mngill 
 
 and Ann. 
 Pi.k...l, Wm., employee (i. T. 1!., Ii 100 
 
 Miiulton. 
 Picken. I>;ivid, book-keeper, 50 Yonge, h 
 
 M s .M.iithind e of ( 'liun li. 
 I'leki-n-i, .losepji, liiltiircr, hds lo" Vonge. 
 Piekvrin, .laiiie-i, rurpcuter, li .laivis nr 
 
 Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Pickering, Uicliard H., painter, li nsSyden- 
 
 h.im, Yorkville. 
 Pickering, Thomas, Jiostier Northern Hotel, 
 
 82 Colborne. 
 Pickett, Mieliael. liiborer, Iil5 F.lliot Place, 
 Pickett, Will., li no I!.. lilt. .n. 
 l'li)l)lN(;ToN, ALFKKI), b..ok.scller, sta- 
 tioner and dealer in f.kncy good.s, 248 and 
 
 26ii Yonge, b same. 
 Pidijingtoii, (Icorge, jeweller, h 212 rlinndi. 
 Pll)lU.\'t;TO\, SAMl'Kl,, job printer, :j(l 
 
 King e, li loit lii.'limoiicl e. 
 Piildoek, itii'liard, tiumster, ImIs U7 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 INerce, .fames, brewer, h .'i7 Hishop. 
 I'icrey (ijliiert, Nali'H'n:in, h ti5 Siver. 
 PIElil'OiNT, .lOHN, mathemuical and 
 
 telegr.ipli iiistnimeiit maker, 'i? K.vchange 
 
 bigs, lids Metro|>olrtan Hotel. 
 Pii-rjioint, Mrs. Maria, (wi.l .lonathan), ii 17 
 
 Si. I'.itrick's square. 
 
 Pi^ott, James, laborer, n s Davenport road, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Pike, John, patent right agent, h 160 
 
 Bay. 
 Pilgrim, Joseph, shoemaker, h 164 Sayer. 
 Pilmw, Mrs. June, (wid Alexander), h 35 
 
 Elm e. 
 Pillow, Thonia.s, bloeknmker, h 31 Elm p. 
 Pim, George, book-keeper, 2 King e, bds 
 
 Walton, bet Terauley and Elizabeth. 
 Pim, Henry, blaeksmith, 453 Yonge, h 11 
 
 Ali!xander. 
 Pim, Henry, blneksmith, h 11 Alexander, 
 Pim, James, ecnnluctor N. R. C, h 367 Lit- 
 tle Richmond. 
 I'im, John, machinist, Ixls HS Sayer. 
 Pim, John, cariHMiter, h Agues w, cor i>\vL- 
 
 ilina are. 
 Pim, .fo.seph, clerk, 91 King e, h 68 Sayer. 
 Pim, Richard, piano-maker, h 08 Sayei. 
 Pim, Mrs. W., n s Walton, bet Terauley and 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Pinclier, Thomas, Uborer, 1 Trinity, h 
 
 Palace 
 Pine, John, cleaner (S.T. R., bds Queen nr 
 
 Peter. 
 I'inshin, Jo.sepli, laborer, h r 211 Palace. 
 1'11'KK, E. S., (H. Pip'r k Co.), h 35 
 
 WocmI. 
 PIPER; HENRY L., cigai-s and tobaccM, 
 
 I'.ilitornii cigar ilivan, •>5 King w, li same. 
 IMI'EK, 11., (H. Piper .V: Co. ), b 102 lion.!, 
 PII'EIJ, 11. k CO., (H. k E. S. Piper), 
 
 wlnde.sale h.inse furnishing goods, 81 
 
 Y.ingi-. 
 Pipi-r, Li'wis, ti-ai'li.T. bds 101 .larvis. 
 I'll'Ki;. N. L. .<: .SON, (N. L. A: E. S. 
 
 I'ipei) wli.ili'sale faniifacturers, tin and 
 
 sli:M't iron ware, liaby's carriages, water 
 
 i-.i.ili'is, fi<\, I'lit Yonge. 
 PII'Kli. N. L. (N. L. I'ljier & .Son), h 102 
 
 Pirkess. .I.ilin, ship carpi'iiter, bds .l.ilui 
 
 llciisli|>. 
 I'la -e, Fr.iiik, nia.jiinist Giles k Co., 1>.U 
 
 'i't TempiMan.-e. 
 I'lai'c, Jiiliii, mai'hinist (Jates ,^ Co., h 25 
 
 Tililjieliinee. 
 
 I'laut, HiTlM'if, painter Hind, Leigh k Co., 
 
 b Is 2 It Agne.H. 
 PI lilt, \Ym., bii.kiiiak.r, h w s Yonge bet 
 
 liev.'vli'V aii.l ( 'otliiigliam. 
 Piatt, .loliii, li i:»') Jarvi.s. 
 I'lalt, .l..!iii. l.uil.bT, h 1(11 A.lelli.je w. 
 I'lali, .'^ iMiii.l, student. at-liiw, 4 Ontario 
 
 H ill. h 2S.I .larvis. 
 PLATTS IKtPEL, IJas.sctt & Keeblo props, 
 
 .'ill .V .''i2 Nelson. 
 IMatts Rob.rt, (Chandler k IMatts), h 10 
 
 Mi'Mahon. 
 IM.AYFAIR, JOHN S , d'.ry.v, MeMurrieh 
 
 k Co.), liea.l of .larvis, ^'ol•kville. 
 I'LAYTKH, .lOHN, pmeer, wine and npiiit 
 
 niorch.kUt, 27 I'alace, h sain.'. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 308 
 
 borer, n s Davenport road, 
 
 silt right agent, h 160 
 
 loomiiker, h 164 Sayer. 
 , (will Alexander), h 35 
 
 locknmker, li 31 Elm p. 
 k keeper, 2 King t, bds 
 lulcy und Eli/abuth. 
 smith, 453 Yuiige, ii H 
 
 Hiiiith, h 11 Alexander, 
 .tiir N. R. C, h 367 Lit- 
 
 list, ImU fi8 Sayer. 
 
 iter, h Agnea w, cor Spa- 
 
 , 91 King e, h 68 Sayer. 
 lo-iimker, li 68 Sayet. 
 Walton, bet Terauley and 
 
 Uborer, 1 Trinity, h 
 
 r (S.T.U., l.(l<i Queen nr 
 
 ilxtriT, li r 211 Palace. 
 II. PiiMT k Co.), h 35 
 
 I-., <'ii;tics niid toliaoi'i'. 
 livim, t!.5 King w, li sniiic. 
 iyvvk Co.), h 102 llcm.l. 
 )., (H. k K. a. I'iiKjr), 
 • f'limiHhing goods, 81 
 
 ii'i', lids 161 .larvis. 
 
 SON, (\. I,. A; Iv S. 
 i: r'aniiraftunTs, tin and 
 , lialiy's raniagi's, water 
 I Yoiigi'. 
 :. I,, riper & Son), li 102 
 
 lip rjrpriiter, l>d.H .luliii 
 
 liiniKt Crates k Co., ixis 
 
 inist (iates k Co., Ii 25 
 
 inter Hmd, I,ei;,'li k Ch., 
 
 <lil:i!<i r, ii \v H Yo;i;;e iiet 
 
 tliiigliain. 
 
 .larvis. 
 
 ■r, Ii 1(!I .Vdeliid- w. 
 
 ideiit-at-law, 4 ()iit4irio 
 
 is. 
 
 , Itassi'tt k Keelild prapR, 
 
 landliT .t l'l,itts\ li 10 
 
 N S . (I'.ryce, M.'.Miirrieh 
 larvis, N'oikville. 
 
 I, pt IT, wine ami Kpiril 
 
 lace, h same. 
 
 Playter, Percival, book-keeper John Plajrter, 
 
 li 62 Richmond e. 
 PUyter, Robert, salesman John Playter, bds 
 
 27 Palace. 
 Pleft, Mrs. Saloma (wid Anthony), h 100 
 
 Richmond w. 
 PLENDERLEITH, J., cari>enter and 
 
 builder, Sayer nr E«lward, h 131 Sayer. 
 Plewman, Thomas (>., gardener, h 112 
 
 Sayer. 
 Plowman, Wm., laborer, h Yonge n s bet 
 
 Beverley and Cottingliam. 
 Plumenstock, George, stove mounter, h SOJ 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Plummer, J. II., 2nd tellerCanadia'i Bank of 
 
 Commerce, bds same. 
 Plunkett, Mrs. Grace, (wid John), h 81 
 
 Nelson. 
 Plunkett, John, tinware. No. 2 St. Law- 
 rence An-ade, h 81 Nelnon. 
 Plunkett, Peter, porter, bds 220 Yonge. 
 POCKNELL, KICHARl) T., manufa. luring 
 
 confectioner, wholesale and retail, 3J 
 
 King w, bds .'il liichmom'. e. 
 
 POLICE couirr, alex. macnabb, 
 
 police magistrate, court liet Toronto and 
 
 Church. 
 Police Station, No. 1, Sergeant-major Cum- 
 mins, ("ity Hall bigs.. 
 Police Station, No. 2, S-rgt-ant -major 
 
 MiPher.son, :)0S) Yonge. 
 Police Statical, No. 3, Sergeant-major Hast- 
 
 ing.s, 249 Queen w. 
 Polk, Thomas, car repairer G.T.U., h 442 
 
 King e. 
 Pollard, (leorge, jiorter, lids 88 Bay. 
 Pollard, Mrs. .Mary, bcrliii wool and fancy 
 
 goods, 4 Kinge, li same. 
 Pollard, Will., carpenter, h 117 .Vgiies. 
 Pollock, B. , packer Thomson k Burns, bds 
 
 King e. 
 pollock, |{(d)ert, li 62 Duchess. 
 I'olsoii, -Mrs. Aim, (wid Ailam), h r 71 Cen- 
 tre. 
 Poiiieroy, Win. II., carix-nter, lil41 .\gnes. 
 Poole, Charles, clerk, bds 43 Ontario. 
 Poole, Henry, giUler Hurd, Leigh A; Co., h 
 
 112 Victoria. 
 Poole, Wm., senr., emjdoyce Lyuian, Kiiiot 
 
 k Co., h 43 Ontario e. 
 Poole, \V;ii., shoemaker 119 Duchess, bils 
 
 43 Ontario. 
 Po|.c, Mrs. .\iin, (widWiii.^ Ii 3(t Walton. 
 Pojic, .laiiics, clerk 103 King e, IkIs 1 J» 
 
 .larvis. 
 PojH', John, gilder 1!. D. Phillip.s, h 30 
 
 Walton. 
 Porte, .lohn, iialosinan Josciih Ilobins m, h 
 
 67 Wood. 
 PoileoiiH, Jiiincs, salfsinan Brvci, Mc.Muiriih 
 
 & tVi. 
 Poilei, Edward, butcher, 146^ r 144 Centre. 
 Porter, (n'orge, ilerk Ontario Bank, bds 
 American llotel. 
 
 Porter, George S., book-binder, bda 40 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 PORTER, REV. JAMES, local supt. City 
 public Schools, ottice Western Insurance 
 bdga., Colborne, h 13 Wood. 
 Porter, Miss Jane, h 84 High. 
 Porter, John, clerk, bds Ritchie's terrace, 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Porter, John, clerk, h 50 George. 
 Porter, Mrs., (wid John), h 169 Brock. 
 Porter, Robert, laborer, h n s Davenport 
 
 road, Yorkville. 
 Porter, Samuel, baker, h 8 NeUon w. 
 Porter, Seymour, liook-keejier Rice LewLi k 
 
 Son, h s 8 Wood nr Yonge. 
 Porter, Mrs. Susan, h 214 Terauley. 
 Post, Mrs. Ann, (wid A. C.) n a Scollard, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 PO.ST OFFICE, .JOSEPH LESSLIE, P.M. 
 
 Toronot, bet King and Adelaide. 
 Postlethwaitr, Colin W., storekeeper N.R.C. 
 
 h 13 Wellington w. 
 Potter, Basil, deputy Com. Genl., Las 168 
 
 Riehniond w. 
 POTTER, CHARLES, opticir.i and mathe- 
 matical instrument numuf ., 20 King c, h 
 same. 
 Potter, Irwin, porter, h . 12 Terauley. 
 Potters, Tlionia-s, boo^ utter, h Caroline. 
 Potts, Thoma.s, labc er gas works, h 83 
 
 Sumach. 
 Poulter, tieorge, porter, h Hayden nr George. 
 Pound, George, printer Leader, bds 104 
 
 Centre. 
 Pound, Henry, idastcrer, li 104 Centre. 
 Powell, Kdward, laborer, h r 17 Kcnfiew. 
 Powt'il, George, laborer, h 2h4 Sumach. 
 Powell, John, driver (i. T. K., h 28 Denison 
 
 ave. 
 Powell, J(din, h Dundas. 
 Powell, J. B., law student Crooks, Kiiigs- 
 niill k Cattanach, h 33 Wellington w, nr 
 cor York. 
 POWELL, .lOlIN S., house and land agent, 
 einploynicnt cilllic, notary jiublic, 139 York, 
 h Niiiiie. * 
 
 power, .\iiilrew, tcaidier, h 13 Centre. 
 Power, .loliii, groceries and provisions, 348 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Power, .lolin, laborer, h r 2.'0 IVliico. 
 Power, .loscph, groceries, tloiirand feed dealer, 
 
 4.'i4 (,>uccii w, li .s.ime. 
 POWKl!, JO.-^F.I'II, prop Royal George 
 
 llotel, lor <,>uieii and BatllUlst. 
 Power, Miimice, laborer, li 76 Snmach. 
 Power, Will., jiciisioiier, h 69 Richmond c. 
 i'owers, John, lalioier, 1 Trinity, h Raven's 
 
 lane. 
 Powers, Win., li Uatliurst, cor Q^ieeii. 
 Prance, George, wiioilturner, h College, nr 
 
 Lippincott. 
 Pratdiell Wm., druggists' sumlne.s, oils 
 
 and varnishes, 2.')2 Yonge, h 72 Gerrnrd. 
 Pratt, Win., harness maker, h 16 Luniley. 
 
804 
 
 G. £. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 i! F 
 
 Pnttis, John, shoemaker, bds 128 John. 
 Prendennut, Mre. Mary, trimming store, 
 
 2974 Yonge. 
 Prcndcrgoct, Thomas, shueinukcr, bds 23 
 
 Kiuhnioiul e. 
 Prenderleith, John, house carpenter, h t3 
 
 Alioe. 
 Pn^ntice, David, tailor, h 139 Terauley. 
 Preston, Arthur W., clerk Dun, Wiman & 
 
 Co., IkIs 73 Uloor. 
 Preston, David, eD<Hnc-driver (J. T. 11., h 
 
 80 Portland. 
 Preston, Robert, receiving clerk Montreal 
 
 Telegranh Co., h 130 Simcoe. 
 Preston, Thomas J. , h 73 Bloor. 
 Price, tlharles, book-keeper J. (.'. (Jritfith k 
 
 Co., Ixls Globe Hotel. 
 Price, Edward, confectioner, Ii 80 Elm w. 
 Price, Frederick, clerk, bds 244 (juei-n w. 
 PRICE, JiEORGE, groceries and provisions, 
 
 244 Queen w, h same. 
 Price, James, accountant Quebec Rank, h (55 
 
 Ixiuiaa. 
 Price, James, confectioner, 93 King e. 
 Price, James, hatter, 109 King e, li 80 Elm. 
 Price, James, builder, r 16G Terauley, li 
 
 same. 
 Price, James, laborer, h 90 Elizabetl'. 
 Price, John, builder, h 3t{ Eilward. 
 Price, John, brukeman (i. T. H., h Lennox, 
 
 II Mark ham. 
 Price, Joseph, laborer, h r 90 Elizabeth. 
 Price, Miss Sarah, h n of toll gate, V'orkville. 
 Priestly, David, market dealer, h ;{44 Kinge. 
 PRIEST.MAN, JOHN, supMiiitendent J. 
 
 M. Braiistreet & Sons mercantile ag.-ncy, 
 
 SCacr liowdl Terraeo, Caer Howell. 
 PRIMITIVK METHODIST Hook Kooms, 
 
 Rev. W. liiMve, steward, 8P Yonge. 
 Piimitive Metiiodist Chajxd, s s .Miir,'. 
 Primitive Methodist Cluireli, Daveni>ort 
 
 Road cor Yong., Yorkville, Hev. W. 
 
 Herridge, pastor. 
 Primitive Methoilist Church, eor O.ik and 
 
 Parliament. 
 PRINCE, (APT. \VM. S., chief constable, 
 
 olHcc jMiliue ooint, li (52 .Xdeluide w. 
 Pringle, (leorge, blii.ksmith r 312 Yonge, h 
 
 332 Elizabftii. 
 Pringle, (i. D. wat .hnKiker, IhIn 61 Hich- 
 
 niond e. 
 Prin^;!'", Juiacs, in.sunince agent, li 2ii8 
 
 PRINULE, THOMAS .M., (T. .M. Pringle 
 k Co.), h Di7 Cliiiivh. 
 
 PRIN(iLK, T. M. iV CO., dry good.s mil- 
 linery and ilotliing \:>'\ King ror West 
 Market. 
 
 Prior, II., wooihaan («. T. H. 
 
 Pritclianl, K., elerk l.l.S Yonge, bd.s .same. 
 
 Pritchard, John, bivwer, h ii « Voiige, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Priteiiard, Mi's, (wid Hiram), h )>1 Me.Muhon. 
 
 Prittie, Mrs. Eliza, )i 138 Siuicoe.j 
 
 Prirot, David, lumbenuan, bds King's 
 
 Hotel. 
 Prixner, Anthony, employee Charles lioeckh. 
 ProlK-it, Richard, brewer East Toronto 
 
 Brewerev, h Yorkville. 
 PRtJTESfANT OHPHANS* HOME, n s 
 
 Sullivan bet Heverlev and Commons. 
 PROULX, KEY. J. k, p..ri8h priest and 
 
 chaplain to H. M. Forces, h 102Bttthurst. 
 PROVINCIAL INSURANCE HUILD- 
 
 INCiS, Toronto cor Court. 
 PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY 
 
 OF CANADA, Hon. J. Hillyanl Cameron, 
 
 y resident, Lewis Moffatt, vice-president, 
 ames Sydney Crock"r, secretjiry and 
 
 manager. Win. Murray, assistant secre- 
 tary, Toronto cor Court. 
 Provincial Fire k Marine insurance Co., 
 
 Scott 4 Walnisley, Agents. 
 PROVINCIAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, 
 
 Queen, western limits. 
 PROVINCIAL NORMAL AND MODEL 
 
 SCHOOL, Gould l)etViet.)ria and Church. 
 PROVINCIAL PERMANENT BUILDING 
 
 SOCIETY, E. Bradburne, agent, Whitte- 
 
 niore's blk. 
 Pryor, Richard, pensioner, h 6 Stewart. 
 Puddef<M)t, VVm., shoe-cutter 7 Wellington 
 
 e, h 108 Dalhousie. 
 Pnddieombe, Edwanl, laborer, h 108 Boulton. 
 Pudsey, George, bricklayer, h 144 Dmdiess. 
 Pudsey, Mrs. Mary, h 13(i Dueiiess. 
 PULASKI & MAKTIN, (Wm. C. Pulaski, 
 
 and Christopher Martin), dry goods and 
 
 clothing, 147 Kinge. 
 PULASKI, WM. C., (Pula.ski& Martin), bds 
 
 Commercial Hotel. 
 Pnlhaui, (ieorgi', laborer, h 119 Robinson. 
 Pullan, Joseph, cuttler ami barl>er 9 Dum- 
 
 mer, h same. 
 Pulleii, Joseph, jun., brusli kur, bds 260 
 
 Yonge. 
 Pullen, Joseph, brush-maker and fancy 
 
 goods, 2(50 Vonge, h same. 
 Pulver, Charle.s, heater Rolling Mills, h 238 
 
 Palace. 
 ITNSHON, REV. W. MORLEY, h (54 
 
 Bond. 
 Piiicell, Edward, shoemaker, bds 71 Stanley. 
 I'ureell, Will., l.laiksmitli, li 6J0 A«h- 
 
 laide W-. 
 PURDY, MR.S. MARGARET, prop. Bla.k 
 
 Bull Mitel, 2(iti <.tue.-li w. 
 I'uiily, Tlioiims, luailiinist, bds 2(1(5 Queen w. 
 I'nrdy, Win., employee I'r.iglit deiit. (i. T. 
 
 R., lids -M (/ueeii w . 
 Punly, Will., mariner, h it;i Beech. 
 I'lirdy, Will., rarpeiiter, h liiioj (^uoeu w. 
 Piirdv, .Mrs, Win,, inilliini-, :VM\\ Qiii'eii w. 
 rritSK, ALK.\,. saloon-keeper. City Bath 
 
 Big, Ailelui'li' w, h same. 
 I'uise, Will., giriiiinr, h n s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Pursey, (Jeorge, shoemaker, h 36 .lamcji. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 306 
 
 lumberman, bds King's 
 
 employee Charles lioeckh. 
 brewer Eut Toronto 
 kville. 
 
 ikPHANS' HOME, n s 
 erlev and Cumniona. 
 J. b., p.iriah priest and 
 [. Forces, h 102Bathur8t. 
 INSURANCE BUILD- 
 !or Court. 
 
 fSUKANCE COMPANY 
 Ion. J. Hillyard Cameron, 
 
 I MotFutt, vice-president, 
 Crock'T, secretiiry and 
 
 Murray, assistunt secre- 
 r^ Court. 
 Marine insurance Co., 
 
 V, Agents. 
 
 LUNATIC ASYLUM, 
 
 iniits. 
 
 )RMAL AND MODKL 
 
 l)et Vict»)ria and Church. 
 KMANENTBUILDINU 
 radburne, agent, Whitte- 
 
 isioner, li 6 Stewart. 
 
 hoe-cutter 7 Wellington 
 
 ie. 
 
 rd, laborer, h 108 Honltou. 
 
 •icklayer, h 144 Duchess. 
 
 , h i:i() Duchess. 
 
 {TIN, (Wni. C. Pulaski, 
 
 Martin), dry gootls and 
 
 iige. 
 
 , (i'ulaski k Martin), bds 
 
 ■1. 
 
 borer, h 11*.) liobinson. 
 
 tier and barl>er U Duni- 
 
 ., brusli ^ kur, bds 260 
 
 iriish-nmker and .fancy 
 
 ■, h siiine. 
 
 uter Kolliiig Mills, h 238 
 
 . W. MOKLKY, h 64 
 
 ociimker, bil.s 71 .Stanley, 
 uksiuith, U 6J0 Adi'- 
 
 ilidARKT, pr.)].. niii.k 
 ,>iii'fn w. 
 
 ■Iiinist, bd.'< 2ii() (Jiiccu w. 
 )yei' Irciglit dept. <i. T. 
 
 II w. 
 
 ler. h 1»;J Mcech. 
 
 iiler, h ;i;tiii (^uecn w. 
 
 niilliuiT, :i:lo,^ l^hiccu w. 
 
 <:ilooii-kec|n r, City Bath 
 
 li same. 
 
 ncr, h u H Sydenham, 
 
 cniaker, h 36 .lunics. 
 
 Purton, Daniel, carter, h 73 McMahon. 
 
 Purves, Mrs. A., h 17 Renfrew. 
 
 Purvis, Joseph, traveller 56 Yonge, h Berke- 
 ley nr Queen. 
 
 Pur>'8, Robert W., station master City Hall 
 Station N.R.C. 
 
 Pyatt, Kalph, brakeuiau G. T. R., h 188 
 Palace. 
 
 Pye, Henry, shoemaker J. R, Brown, li 1 46 
 Beech. 
 
 PYPER, WM., secretary and treasurer On- 
 tario Buildiuxaiid Savings Society 82 King 
 e, h 117 Wellington w. 
 
 Qiinil, Uobert, fireman (i.T. R., h King w. 
 (juarrington, Joseph, chiiirmaker, h 16 
 
 0.<gocide. 
 QUKUEC BANK. R. H. Bethune, man.igcr, 
 
 n s Wclliii'.{ton e nr Chur.'h. 
 gUKKN FIRK k LIKI-: INSURANCE CO., 
 
 Wm. Rjwlnud, c'^ent, .'»."j Wclliu'.{toii e. 
 QUEEN'S HOTEL, Thomas Di.k, prop, 
 
 Front b t Bay aii.l York. 
 Queen's 0»vn (Yi)liintecr.s) R-iidiug Room 
 
 and Libr.irv 4 Kiiii; e, up stairs. i 
 
 QUEEN'S WHARF, Esplanade foot of! 
 
 Bathurst. 
 Queen's Wharf Hotel, Edward Williams, 
 
 |>rop, Front nr H.ithurst. 
 Quigley, Wm., labori'r, h 420 King e. 
 Quillam, HiMiry, h 2.') «jtueen e. 
 Quin, Hugh, mould 'r, 1) Is Ontario House. 
 Quin, .loliu, carpenter King e, h 31 .S.juth 
 
 Park. 
 Quinn, .\le.\., foreman ina<')iinist Toronto 
 
 Steam Iron and Railway Works Co., h 82 
 
 Niug.ira. 
 Quinn, Andrew, t.ulor 116 Church, l>ds 104 
 
 Church. 
 Quinn, .lames, laborer, h 3 Church. 
 Quinn, .lohn, provision ilcaler 25 St. Law- 
 rence .Miuki't, h l.")0 York. 
 Quinn, .lnhii, grocery, \t>i) iiutl 152 Ynrk, h 
 
 same. 
 Quinn, .T(din, h r 20;! (}nfoit c. 
 Quinn, I'atriik, >artrr, h ".••> Centre. 
 Quinn, Tlionias, carter, h 140 Sumach. 
 QUIN.V, THOMAS, h :i;! Viitoria. 
 <>uirk, Owen, laburir, h r HI Uiclimond w. 
 
 Raci', (iiorgi', laborer, h JtS Centre. 
 Ilackett, Iviward, tobacco worker, h (Jucen 
 
 w nr York. 
 Radclitf, Stephen, assistant city clerk, h 15 
 
 Windsor. 
 Radclille, C(d. Robert P., Roval Artillery, h 
 
 1,".2 Beverley. 
 Radford, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, h 42 
 
 Wellington w. 
 Rae, Andrew, turner, bds Argylc Hotel. 
 
 20 
 
 RAE, GEOROE MARTIN, (McMurray k 
 
 Rae), h 67 Isabella. 
 Rae, James, salesman, bds 118 Vonge. 
 RaHan, Joseph, druggist and chemist 184 
 
 QuiM'n w, ) same. 
 Ratferty, Wm , laborer, h 27 Duchess. 
 Ralligiion, Aljdionso, confectioner 179 King 
 
 e, h 9 I'arhament. 
 Rahelley, (Jerald, (Rahelley & Duhig), h 115 
 
 Bond. 
 Rahelley & Duhig, (Gerald Rahelley k 
 
 Patrick I)uhig),boots and shoes 14.5 Yonge. 
 Rahelley, John, laborer, h 40 North Park. 
 Rahelley, Mrs. .Margt., (widow), h 28 Centre. 
 Railroad Hitel, Andrew O'Brien, prop, York 
 
 cor Esplanade. 
 RAILWAY PASSENGER ACCIDENT 
 
 ASSURANCE CO., Hartford Conn., Wm. 
 
 Rowlan 1, agent 67 Wellington e. 
 Rainey, Ril)ert, farmer, h 242 Queen e. 
 ILVINS, JOHN, secretary and treasurer 
 
 Home District .Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 
 
 and secretary and treasurer Commercial 
 
 Building and Investment Society, h 64 
 
 Carlton. 
 Rally, W. A., R. clerk, h 10 Sheppnrd. 
 Ralston, .v., lal)orer, Ridling Mills, h 
 
 Ontario. 
 Ranie, Wm., bottler 406 Yonge, h 17 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Ramsay, David, (Ramsay k Far<|uhar), h 34 
 
 I 'anhlen. 
 Ramsay k Far<)uhar, (David Ramsay & Wm. 
 
 Fari|nhar), stone-cutters and builders, foot 
 
 of Cliurch. 
 Rumsay, Francis, bisiuit-niaker, bds 626 
 
 Yonge. 
 Ramsay, .lames, tavern-keeper and grocer 
 
 \\S iuid 120 .Sayi'r. 
 Ramsay, John J., merchant tailor 370 h 
 
 same. 
 RAMSAY, ROBERT IL, ((iardner k Ram- 
 say), h n s CliHiles bet Chureh aiid.larvis. 
 Ramsav, Wm., book-k<'eperU!- Davis.^Co.), 
 
 h 12 1 Siver. 
 RA.MSAY, WM., (Wm. Ramsay k Co.), h 
 
 74 Bond. 
 RA.MSAY. WM. .^ CO.. (Wm. Ramsay k 
 
 Ralph, K. Murgi'ss), wholesale grocers 84 
 
 Jt Sti Eront c. 
 Ramsey, Daviil, baker, bds n s Charles bet 
 
 Church and .larvis. 
 Ramsey, Frank, l>aker, bd.s n s Charles bet 
 
 Church and .larvis. 
 Ramsi'y, .lames, mason, h 111 Elizabeth. 
 Ramsey, Wm. (!., groceries and provisions 
 
 12ti Bi'rkeley, h same. 
 Raminll, J. \V., St. Lawrence Saloon, 29 
 
 East .Market. 
 Ranihdph, .Mrs. Eveline, (wid John), h 49 
 
 Yictoria. 
 Ran.lolph, Mrs., h i:t2 Y..rk. 
 Raney, Ccorge, laborer, h 204 Palaee. 
 Rankin, James, niui.hinist, h 34 Robinson, 
 
306 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & . CO. S 
 
 Rankin, Mrs. E., boarding house, ICG Adc- 
 
 liiide w. 
 Hanson, Mrs. Emily, (wid Thomas), h 37 
 
 Oerrard. 
 Hanson, John, upholsterer, bds 40 Louisa. 
 Ranson, Wni. W., h 202 Victoria. 
 RATTRAY, ALEXANDER, baker, 148 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 RATTRAY, FHEDEHICK A., groceries and 
 
 liquors, 220 Yonge, h same. 
 Rattray, W. J., H.A., bds 148 Yonge. 
 Rawe, James, artist, b 18 Power. 
 Rawlin, Wm., contriiitor, h 87 Centre. 
 Rawlinson, Tlionias W., eUrk 17 & 19 King 
 
 e. li 13S.S,;at.m. 
 Ray, Daniel, sailor, b eor Pine k Oak. 
 Ray, James, cutter 7 Wellington e. 
 RAY, J. E., M.l)., (Kingk Ruy),b 38 Bond. 
 Ray, John, carter, h 17 Ibgeiit. 
 Ray, Mrs. Maria, (wid (icorge), tiii'.oress, h 
 
 121 I'niversity. 
 Raycriift, James, laborer I'olling Mills, h 97 
 
 iSumacb. 
 Raycroft, Kiebard, bibyrer, h 373, Kiiige. 
 " I'vmond, 
 
 Mabon. 
 
 Revmond, Hurrows, 
 
 lanyrer, 
 , shoe I 
 
 iiaker, li w s Mr- 
 
 Raymond, John, watchman Jlilloy k ('c 
 Raymond, .Idseiili, book keeper, b 122 l'",lin w. 
 Raymond, J., jun, ojieratiir and freight clerk 
 
 ('■nnid .Ftmction station (J. W. tt., bds 35 
 
 Mulinda. 
 Rea, C'.arle.s, shoemaker, bds 99 Teran'ey. 
 Rea, Janus, .snlcsniiin, bds 1 Adtdaide '.\ . 
 Rea, Jvdiii, l>lacksmitli, h 37 Caimlen. 
 READ, D.WID R., (,>.('., (Read i Boyd), 
 
 b .MO giiceu w. 
 Head, (ieorge, Imok-kceper AV. liiirki'. bds 
 
 143 I'niversity. 
 Rend, (Jeorge, joinei', li 142 I'niversitv. 
 READ, JOHN B.. barrister, r,2 Chinvb, li 
 
 1 lover Cdurt Road. 
 READ k HOVD, (David B. Bead, (t.('.^ 
 
 and John A. Boyil), barristers, A;c., 77 
 
 King c. 
 Rending, (Jcorge, gardener, h 17') .'^eiifoii. 
 Rending, .liilin, hoop skirts and I'aiiey goods, 
 
 204 Von!.'e, b same. 
 Rea<ling, Mrs. Maigaret, (widow), b 12 
 
 Beverley. 
 Rea-, Bartholomew, painter, h r.2 Hieh- 
 
 moiid w. 
 Renrdoii, Mis. Elizabeth, (wid Thonnis^, h 55 
 
 Esther. 
 Beiinlim, .lnhii, h 3" Cherry. 
 Reardon, Miittbew, lal.nrer, )i Ki Dnrhess. 
 Rciirdon, 'riiiHitliy, h 41 Nelson w. 
 R. elienberg, Rev. ('. V. \V., in rear Ev. 
 
 I.ntlieian ('l:,i«cli, M» B.m.l. 
 RED LION HOTEL, Wm. Kirk, prop. 
 
 Yonge bet Bloor luid .lurvis, Yoikville. 
 Redilan, Wm., contractor, b 92 Siiycr. 
 Heddic, Hugh, laborer, h 173 Vananley. 
 Redilitt, .lames, l-.bori'r. b V 33 Camden. 
 Redditt, Miss Marie, b t'>4 Mugill. 
 
 Redford, Joseph, pensioner, h r 16 Tcrauley. 
 Redignn, Michael, laborer, h r 80 George at. 
 
 lane. 
 Redmond, John J., printer Leader, h 112 
 
 AglU>8. 
 
 Redmond, Mathew, brewer, h 145 Victoria. 
 Redmond, Patrick, scene shifter and stage 
 
 eaqwnter, h 23 Terauley. 
 Redmond, Timothy, musician, h 409 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Redpath, Wm., carpenter C!. T. R., h 31 
 
 Robinson. 
 Red win, (leorge K. , cabinet-maker, h 3(> 
 
 t >sgoode. 
 Reed, Archibald, laborer Lyman, Elliot k 
 
 Co. 
 Reed, Charles, j.iinter, li 38 Oak. 
 Reed, Mi.sses M. k E., milliners and dress- 
 
 nnikei-s, 202 Yoi'ge. 
 Rc.l, Mrs. Eiiza, (wid Gabriel), h 38 Oak. 
 Reed, Henry 1*., book-kcv'ier, h SlCCbun Ii. 
 Reed, H., confectioner, 1/9 King e. 
 I Heed, John, Health In.siHctor. b 00 Oak. 
 j Reed, .!(dni, carpenti'r, h 132 Dnnimer. 
 I Reed, J(isc))h B., book kci per F. D. Cum- 
 i mers, b lt!4 (!>orge. 
 I Reed, .Sanniel, laiorer, h r 154 Centre. 
 
 HEED, THO.MAS, grocer 039 Yonge, h 
 I same. 
 
 I Heed, Wm., (Kirstbrook k Heed), h 115 
 i Duke. 
 
 j Heed, Wm)., book-keeper, h 12 (Jrosvenor. 
 j Uecbill, Owen, carter, h 3'. 2 (^»\H'in e. 
 I Heemolir, Mrs. Sn.san, bnarding hou.se 22S 
 I CbiM-di. 
 
 I Bees, Wm., M.D., h Simcoc bet Front and 
 Esplanade. 
 Bccs'm Whaif, Esjdanadc foot of York. 
 Beesby, Henry, groeer, kv., Yorkville, h 
 
 Yonge liet Beverby k Vottingham. 
 Beevi'. AllVed, wbi'lesale clothing dealer, h 
 
 45 Cruiekslmnk. 
 Beeve. .Mil d, cbik 11 Wdllngtou w, h 45 
 
 Cniicksliaiik. 
 |{e.vc. Alfre.l, cattle dealer, b 172 I'arlia- 
 
 me:it. 
 Beeve, Misc F. , school teacher, li 41 Cruick- 
 
 .shi.nk. 
 ij'evc. Henry IL, ( lerk 11 Wellington w, li 
 
 2(1 .SI nfi r. 
 Beeve, .lames, law student Richards \ 
 
 Smith. 
 He.v.'. .Mrs., b 2(i .Sbiilcr. 
 BEEVI,. 1;|c1I.\1:D a.. Ml)., (DvH, Hose- 
 
 l-Mlgli .V l!ec\e>, b 21 ."slillter ecir Vielmia. 
 
 Beeve, l!ev. W). . Fresbyt.rlan), h 181 
 
 Dallii'n.sic. 
 BEKVi:.S '.FliKD. (Mox.m .^ Beeves) 
 
 biitelier, b ::'^ Klin e. 
 Beeves, Beiijaniiu, ciirpeiili'r, .•."■ Elizabetli. 
 Reeves, John Vt'., iiiMiiet maker, h 125 Ehn 
 
 west. 
 Beeves, Jos^'pb, poller. Terrapin Bestaiinint. 
 Reeves, Hiehanl, gliieer. b 5^ Centre. 
 
iner, h r 1 6 Teraulcy, 
 rer, h r 80 George at. 
 
 rintcr Leader, h \\2 
 
 wer, li 145 Victoria, 
 [•ne shifter and stage 
 
 llt'V. 
 
 uusifian, h 409 Adc- 
 
 uter G. T. 11., li 31 
 
 •abiiict-makiT, ii 3ft 
 
 icr Lyiiian, i'Uliot k 
 
 li 38 Ouk. 
 niilliiiira uiul drcss- 
 
 Gabriil), li 38 Oak. 
 ctv'|i'r. li2:CClmr.:li. 
 r*!' King V. 
 iwitor. h (JO Oak. 
 n 132 Duinnicr. 
 k kciiiir !•". 1). Cum- 
 
 h r 1.11 (Vutrc. 
 uccr 039 Yongc, h 
 
 jk k Hml), h 115 
 
 T, li 12 firosvenor. 
 1 3 ,2 (,»iinn c. 
 Imarding lidU.se 22S 
 
 imcot- lift Front and 
 
 f. foot of ^'ork. 
 , Jti-., V..rkvil!(., li 
 <»4<ttingliani. 
 '• ilotliing dealer, li 
 
 Wellington w, h \f> 
 oalor, h 172 i'nrlia- 
 enclicr, )■ Al Cniiuk- 
 
 1 1 Wellington w, li 
 tiidcnt Hirliards k 
 
 . M.D., (Dis, IJo.se. 
 Sliiitri- fiir V idol in. 
 reslijttriuii), h 181 
 
 (Mox.)ii fi |{epve«) 
 
 •nier, ...' Kliziihi'tli. 
 i't maker, h 1:'.5 Kim 
 
 rerin|iin Hrstminint. 
 h .IS Ci'iitre. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 307 
 
 Reeves, Wm. M. D. , Front foot of Sinicoe. 
 Reeves, Mrs., (wid Wm.), Ii 413 Quuen w. 
 Retfeli, Hiniry, salesman, h 99 University. 
 RKFORDi DILLON, (Uobert Keford and 
 
 John Dillon, jr.), «ni[M)rter.s un.l whole- 
 
 sail! groeers 12 and 11 Wellington e and 
 
 23 and 2'p St. Sacrament, Montre.il, (j. 
 Reford, .Fosi [>h, Ixls 88 (Jolborne. 
 Refold, L"win, h 88 I'olboriie. 
 Reforl, Robert, h 18« Vi.toria. 
 RKKORI). UOHKIlT,(Uulord«: Dillon), res 
 
 Montreal. 
 Regiin, Mrs. .S:irah, (wid John F. ), h 5 James 
 
 east. 
 Regan, Wni., hiborer, bds S3 llonlton. 
 RKiUSTRY OFFICE, Co. York, John 
 
 Ui lout, registrar, e s Toronto. 
 Ilchlieiger, Adam, tailor, li «3 Dii.'hi's.s. 
 Heid, Alex., eiirer Juin.;.s I'urk, .St. L. Mar- 
 
 k .t. h :> .MeMahon. 
 KEIl), CALVl.N r., (C. r. Reid &Co.), h 
 
 Ki.'i (Jiiun'li. 
 REID, C. I'., k CO., (Calvin P. Iteid and 
 
 Cli iile.s Urown), wholi'suU wines, liijU'iis 
 
 leaf toliaeeo and eigar nianufaeturur.4, 3>l 
 
 Wellington e. 
 Reid, Cliiiries, buok-liihdiT liro-.vn iiro.s,, h 
 
 81 ki.liUhind w. 
 Reid, Cliristopher, le.borer, li 8 Canide;;. 
 Held, Clement, laboier, h (iU Ontario e. 
 R'-id, George, builder, h ws Mi'.Mahoa lane. 
 Rei I, Hugh, moulder, h 31 Que u w. 
 Reid, Hugh, shoemaker, bd.s 132 .Sayer. 
 K -id, .liiines, |iliotogra])in'r 1 Iviiige, h sinie. 
 Reid, .l.mi.s, water-e.irt drivrr, li 141 Kli/a- 
 
 beth. 
 
 Reid, .lames, laborer, h llayti-r. 
 
 Reid, .lohn, health oJiuer liiu York, li 60 
 
 < >uk. 
 RKID, JOHN, eoiif'etioner and whidesale 
 
 Iruit, lisli and oystei-s 3^ end 111 King w, 
 
 h 111 King w. 
 RlilD, JOII.NM., (Huntin, 15ro. & Co.) h 61 
 
 Sherliimrne. 
 Reid, Joseph, h 87 IlonUon. 
 Reid, Mrs., h n a Willi.im, Ynrkville. 
 Reid, Thunias, jda-slerer, li 2ii .Viider.son'8 
 
 lane. 
 Reid, H-v. Win., A.M., h 117 RIoor. 
 Reid, Will., clerk \y.> King e, bds Albion 
 
 Hotel. 
 Heiily, James, tiiilur, h 110 .\gne.s. 
 iJeilly, .loliii, hurse trainer, li 3.1 .\ugustns. 
 Ueiliy, .loliii, ear|>eii;er, h 133 I'niversily. 
 
 Heillv, Thoiias, |io|ieeiiiin, (i.W.ll. st.llinii 
 
 Yonge, h .MiJ Ad •! lidi- V,-. 
 IJeilishaW, 'riloMias, |iiiiti'r, bds L'S ('ii'oline. 
 Relianei! .Mutual Lite insuiane.- Co., Wni. 
 
 Henderson, a.geni, Kin; w eor Yonge. 
 It'iiaid, .lo.si'|i!i, h 112 IJiiiilton. 
 R1;NI1,.S0N, .IOHN, m.ivhant tail .r, 23ti 
 
 Yoiige, h 7!t Ter.inley. 
 Remiardson, (i. orge, gun auil rille nmjier, 
 
 132 King e, h siuie. 
 
 Rendle. Henry, clerk, bds Ontario House. 
 R.'nnardion, Robert, boat-builder, Espla- 
 nade nr George, h same. 
 Rcnniek, Nicholas, wharfinger, h Duchess, 
 
 cor Ontario. 
 Renniik, Thomas, carter, li 32 Frmleriek. 
 Reniiii', A. N., rei>oVter Leader, h 153 
 
 York. 
 Reiinie, Mrs. .Vniia M., fancy dry goods, 354 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Reniiie, Ge(irge, blacksmith, h 204 Palace. 
 Rennie, Jame.s, sexton St. Peter's Church, h 
 
 ;'•"' I'ine n. 
 ReiiiiU', Robert, slate yard. Queen e cor 
 
 Clare, h 29tJ Chuieh." 
 neiinie, Robert, farmer, h 11.') .Mutual. 
 Revere Hou.se, Riley k May, prop-s, Ivingeor 
 
 York 
 Revnolds., Cliarles, missionary, h 190 
 
 i'alaee. 
 Risynolils, Kdwin, music teacher, Inls 332 
 
 Yonge. 
 Ileynohls, Mi.s.s Kliz.i, saleswoman, bds 5 
 
 Walton. 
 Ileynohls, F., baker, h 1 Gould. 
 R.-yiulds, J., oiieraliir .Montreal Telegraph 
 
 Co. at R i.isill lliius', bds same. 
 Reyiiolils, .1. W., room elerk Rossin House, 
 
 bds same. 
 R 'ynnlds, .lames, employee G.T. R. 
 R'-ynolds, .lames eooper, h r 3ii Terauley. 
 R ynoldsoii, John, driver (!. T. R., h 2(5 
 
 Ciimilen. 
 Reynolds, I'atriek, jiatent right ag'Ut, bds 
 
 Ontario. 
 Reynolds, liiehard, bout and s'.ioe de.iler, 1,'>2 
 
 S'ollg', b sam;\ 
 ReyiiciMs, Tiiomas, tailor, h 2J0 S.iyer. 
 Ilevnniils, Will., h 332 Yonge. 
 ReViKdds, Wm., porter P. <!. dose, bds 190 
 
 i'alaee. 
 Reyiiidds, William, porter, bds 100 Rieji- 
 
 moliil e. 
 
 Hhodes, .Mis., w.isherwoninn, h tiO Duke. 
 I!Jbl.ond.s, George. !i 30 D •iiison Ave. 
 lijec, George, niiiitster Aldwell k V.a. 
 Riee, .lames, sailor, h 12 Clinreh. 
 Hiee, Thomas, employee .Vldwell k Co. 
 KICK, W.M., H., wiieworks 35 Grosve:ior, 
 
 h .s.ime, 
 l<i> hards, George, tiiilor, 46 ,\delaiilu \s, h 
 
 same. 
 Hi lianls, Henry, gro.er, eor Yonge and 
 
 .'d igiil. 
 Hiihard s, James, plumber i'Ti ()upeii w. 
 Hi.-hards, J. M.,et.il; Rmk ..I Montreal, bds 
 
 lie.i N'olljfe. 
 
 l!i haiils, .Nicholas, tins.. Ui, bds eor Yoage 
 
 .^ Magi II. 
 I.'ieliaf.ls, Mrs. .Sarah, h li' i • 'elitre. 
 RICHAIHKS, Hi»N. STKrilKN, Q. C. 
 
 (Iiiehania k .Smillii, Cmiimissioner of 
 
 Crovn Lauils, Ontario, h IJloor w, York- 
 
 ville. 
 
, ) 
 
 808 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 RICHAKDa & SMITH (Hon. Stephen 
 
 Kiihanls, Q.C., and W. Sidney Smith), 
 
 barriiitei's and soliuitors, 74 Yonge. 
 RICHARDS, HON. W. B., Chief Justice 
 
 Common Pleas, h <09 Yonge. 
 Richards, Wui. James, ice dealer, h r 5 
 
 OjTmrd. 
 RICHARDS, W. M., grocery &nd provision, 
 
 329 Yoncf. 
 Richards, Wm. M., law student, bds 400 
 
 Yonge. 
 Ric'liurdson, — , bds 64 Wclleslcy. 
 Ricliardson, — , hook- keeper, IJot-ckh's brush 
 
 factory, h Herkelcy. 
 Rithurdson k Hro.. (C. & J.), butchers, 'JOO 
 
 CjUu'in e. 
 Richardson, Clinrlcs, (Ricliardson & Bro.), 
 
 bds 200 ()ii.'cn V. 
 Ricliardson, David CI., grocer, 31 Terauley. 
 Ricliard.<<iiii, Kdwurd, s.iilor, h 'iO Hcgent. 
 Ri(thurds(in, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid), wiishcr- 
 
 woni:in, h ti llcverley. 
 Jtichiinlsoii, F., machinist Wm. Hamilton 
 
 k Son. 
 Riclmrdson, Francis, h 226 Carlton. 
 llichar«l.sou, Frederick, brakcnian Ci.T. 1!., h 
 
 i:i7 Portland. 
 Ricliardson, Ciorge, laborer gas works, h 45 
 
 Carlton. 
 Richiirdsoii, Henry, laboi-cr, h 109 Centre. 
 RICHAUDSON, "HUGH, liurU.r ma«tcr, h 
 
 4 Trout w. 
 Richardson, James, fireman C.W.H. locomo- 
 tive \v(iik.s, F.siiianaile, h 15 Dnuro. 
 Hicliiirdsiiii, James, laborer, h 5:t Esther. 
 Ricliard.son, .lamcH, lum]iliglitcr, h 504 
 
 Duchess. 
 Richartlsiii, James, finisher Hamilton's 
 
 lo :iidry, h "0 Trinity. 
 RicliaixUoii, .lames, sailor, h 123 Univer- 
 sity. 
 Richardson, .luiiies, butcher, li COO t,)u"eii e. 
 RlCllAI.'hSOX, 1!HV. JA.MKS, Bi.sli..i. 
 
 Methodist Kpiscopal Cliiirch, h :U .Si. 
 
 .ioseiih's. 
 RlCIIAilDS'tN, JAMIvS H., M.D., M.R. 
 
 (".S.Kng., h IKi Hav. 
 RichaivlHoii, Mrs., (wid Bernard), li ii s York, 
 
 York\i;ie. 
 Ricliai'ilsoii, Mrs., charwoman, h r ft'.l 
 
 Duclies:^. 
 Riihanlson, Mrs. S., (wiij), h 37^ (Jiieen w. 
 Rich.irdson, Wm. .1., law student ('aiiicron, 
 
 McMichael, Fitz;.jeralil k lliiskiii. 
 Rii'licM, Will., Hlini'iiiaker, IhIs I'.IO Yon;,'e. 
 Hiv'hey, Louis, calpcnteralJil Wagj,'o!i-lii.ikcr, 
 
 353 t,>tiecn w, h same. 
 Richmond, Mrs., Iioardiiighou.se, 7 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Richmond, Wm,, carpenter, bds 340 Yonge. 
 Ricki'by, Setli, clerk 3 King c, Itds Teiiiuiey 
 
 cur Alice. 
 RIDDKI., A. A., M.D., coroni r, eiiii;;ratio:i 
 
 a^ent Xvw Ze.^laiul, h 217 tjuccii e. 
 
 Riddel, C. J. k Co., chemists tni druggisti, 
 
 cor Queen e and Ontario. 
 RIDDEL, CHARLES J., (C. J. Riddel 4 
 
 Co.), h 217 Queen e. 
 Riddell, Andrew, dairyman, h 34 liich- 
 
 mond w. 
 Hiddell, Charles, printer Telfffrajih office. 
 RIDDELL, FRANCIS, baker, 60 Edward 
 
 cor Terauley, h same. 
 Riddell, George, plumber, bds 134 Rich- 
 mond. 
 RIDDKLL, JOHN, merchant tailor 17 King 
 
 w, h 71 Sliuter. 
 Riddell, Jose) h, grocery and liquor store, 
 
 60 and ti2 Edward. 
 Riddell, Joseph, care-taker St. Lawrence 
 
 Hall, li same. 
 Ri.ldell, Walter, boiler-maker, h 108 Dal- 
 
 housie. 
 Riddell, Win., salesman, bds 59 .Sayer. 
 b'iilgeway, Holiert, teacher, h 29 Nassau. 
 Itidiii;;. .laiiies, h 20,S King c. 
 Kidler. Mrs. Sarah, (wid Matthias), Iwnriiing 
 I liou.se 149 Clinrch. 
 ' Ridiev. .lames McCJill, teller Royal Canadian 
 
 Mank, h 248 Carlton. 
 Ridley, N., conductor ('.. T. R., h 7 lien- 
 
 frew. 
 Ridiev, Win., painter C T. R., h 10 Ken- 
 
 Ir.w. 
 Hidlev. John, di'rk, h 1,«6 King w. 
 UIDOUT, AIKEMIEAI) & CIIOMRIE, 
 
 ( 'osli. I), liiiloiit, .lames Aikpiilieml k 
 
 Alex. D. Ciiimbie), im|Hirters of genersl 
 
 bai'dwiire 2 King e cor Yonge. 
 Iti'lout, Ceiiigf, salesiiiaii (\. 1{. McMastfr 
 
 A Hrns.), bds 2S Mercer. 
 UIDOl'T, CKOIICE P., governor Hrifish 
 
 America Insiiraiice Co., h Sii Welliiif;|i)n. 
 I.'id.iiil, li. J., |iriiitir, iuls 202 Se..ton. 
 lUlnH'T, ,I(UIN, registrar county York, h 
 
 111 Wcililigt.ill. 
 
 lii.liiiit, .loliii (!., student-at-Iaw 4 Ontario 
 
 Hall, h t'.t Sliiiter. 
 KlliOl'T, .loSKI'H D., (IJilnnt, Aikenhcaa 
 
 k Cromliic), li 8ti Wcl.iiigton w. 
 liidctiit, .Samuel, stndent-at-law, bds 202 
 
 .ScatiiM. 
 RIlKilT S.NMJ'KL (1., supervisor of assess- 
 
 niiiils, h ■.J(t2 ."(eaton. 
 Hidsd.ile, ,lallle^, (Hirk-paeker, bds 2S 
 
 Caioline. 
 Riedy, I'atri. k. lalxirer, li n s .McMahon lane 
 
 nr Clip Syilenliam. 
 Rigney, .Mr*. Hri.lg t, (will Michael), h 
 
 .•anics e. 
 Higii'-y, Tiniotliy, laborer, Ixls James, 
 lii.ey, I'.dw.ird, laliiirer, bils 4,">4 Yonge. 
 Riley, .'(iliii, horsctraiiier, h :<3 Oxford. 
 I iiiv. .Iiiliii, cHipenter, h 1-30 N'miaiiley. 
 Itiii V. J. B., (Ki.cy k May), h cor King ami 
 
 Y'oik. 
 Riley k May. (J. H. Riley k .Snninel May), 
 
 • rops. Re', fl.c House, King cor York. 
 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 309 
 
 >., chetnists tni dniggisti, 
 Ontario. 
 
 LES J., (C. J. KiddeU 
 en e. 
 dairyman, h 34 Hich- 
 
 printer Telrgrnjih office. 
 
 NCIS, baktr, 60 Edward 
 
 Baniu. 
 
 plumber, bda 134 Rich- 
 
 ^f, merchant tailor 17 King 
 
 sijmc.ery and liquor store, 
 
 mi. 
 
 cate-taker St. Lawrence 
 
 loiler-niaker, li 108 Dal- 
 esman, bils 50 Snyer. 
 tciu'bcr, li 29 Nassau. 
 :0S King f. 
 
 , (\vi(l Matthias), bonnlinc 
 ■h. 
 
 Jill, tfller Hoyal Caniuliiin 
 Iton. 
 dor (;. T. R., h 7 l!en- 
 
 iit.-r C. T. K., h 10 Uun- 
 
 <, li If-'f) King w. 
 MIEAl) k CHOMBIE, 
 lut, .lames Aikpnlicml k 
 lu;), im|>ortfr.s of fjeneml 
 ; I- nor Yongf. 
 li-siiian {.\. ]{. MuMnster 
 
 M.r..-r. 
 
 iE r., governor British 
 I'l' Cii., h 8() \Vi'lliiij;ton. 
 nti r, nils '201 Sciton. 
 
 r. ),'i.->trar county York, h 
 
 studi'nt-at-liiw 4 Ontario 
 
 i( !>.. (ni'lnnt, Aikcnhend 
 i \Vfl.iii;{ton w. 
 studint-ut-lHW, lids 202 
 
 L O., suporvisor of asscss- 
 
 lltnn. 
 
 lK>ik-]>arkfr, bds 28 
 
 Kiri-r, li n s .McMahon laiio 
 
 I. 
 
 itig t, (wid Mi(liaol), h 
 
 nliortT, bds .Tinnps, 
 Min-r, bds 4,">4 ^'onge. 
 Ir.iiiui, b :i;j Oxford. 
 ntiT, b r ISO Viimiuli'V. 
 y k May), li c-or King and 
 
 {. Itilf-y k Sniniud Miiy), 
 oust', King cor York. 
 
 
 Riley, Patrick, Pth T^gt, li r Queen nv 
 
 John. 
 Riley, Peter, lalM)rer, h 437 Little Richmond. 
 Riley, Philip, laborer, li r Pha'b« n Maria. 
 Riley, Kichanl, knitter, IkIs 88 Hay. 
 Riley, Thomas, policeman O. W. li., h 516 
 
 Adtdaide w. 
 Riley, ThoniJUi. conunercial traveller, h bet 
 
 Yongc anil (iwynne. 
 Ringer, Jo'..ii, bds New Dnmininn »;3tel. 
 Ringhini, V., tinsmitii :{24 Yonge, h .same. 
 Ringliam, Robert, tinsmith, b "iOii Ter.iiib'y. 
 Rioidan, Edw.inl, 'I'. J. R., porter 30 King 
 
 e, b 44 Little Nelson. 
 Ripi'on, .lobn, machinist, h ini! rnbn'c. 
 llisih, .Miidiael, iiiunotuner 15 King e, h 4 
 
 Sydenham. 
 P.isiey, .Samuel, government inspector sler.iu- 
 
 boiit iKiilers 5t York, b lO'.t Wellington w. 
 Kitibie, Mrs. Catberiiie, (wid), h 5:5 North. 
 Ritcliie, <". II., law stmlent, h 5 1 North. 
 Ritiliie, .Mrs. Ellen, (widow Kobert), h 1":$ 
 
 D.iihiiusie. 
 RITCIIIK, .lOHN, plumber, steam and gas 
 
 litter uud bntss f.iundcr, 11(2 King e, b 
 
 same. 
 Ritchie, John, jnn., bfMik-keejx-r J. Ritchie, 
 
 sen. bds 192 Kihge. 
 Ritdiie, Mrs. Mary Ann. (wid J. 11.), h 80 
 
 Mutual. 
 Ritiiiie, Robert, book and ladder diiver, bds 
 
 ;»4 Cbur.h. 
 Ritter, .1. L. , ojierator, bds Sin Yonge. 
 Rivers, W'm , veterinary surgeon, h 70 South 
 
 Park. 
 Roacli. Mrs. Ann, (wid Patrick), grocer, 43 
 
 Uouro. 
 Roach, Edward, laborer, h 38 Charles. 
 Roach, Eihv.ird, labnrer, b ."15 Staulev. 
 ROACH. JOHN, prop K„arhs Hotel, 20 & 
 
 22 Palace. 
 Roai'b, .lobn, dairyman, h Crtiickshank Lane. 
 Roach, \V<'i. L., clerk Rice Lewis k Son, 
 
 bds 1 lit Church. 
 Roadie, Peter, mo'iey delivery clerk, b 
 
 llugermnn nr Eli/abetb. 
 ROAK A: DoWNEY, .b,hn Itoaf, Q.C, k 
 
 J(din Downey), barristers, ki\, Mi'clianic!,' 
 
 Institute. 
 Roaf, James R. , law student, bds 20 Charles. 
 RO.VF, .lOHN, y.C., (Roaf k Downey), h 
 
 20 Charles. 
 Roaf, Mrs , (wid), h 32 Ann. 
 Roaf, Wni law student, lids 20 Charles. 
 Roburts, .Mrs., h 13 William. 
 Robarts, W. P., bookkeeper, bds IHWilliatn. 
 Kobb, C. ('., lHiok-kee|M'r tiordon k McKay, 
 
 bds Rossin House. 
 Robb, James, jilumber .1. Ritchie. 
 Robl>, James, groceries and provisions, 177 
 
 Centre, b same. 
 Kobb, Robert K ., student-atdaw Jones Bros., 
 
 bds 337 Riclnnnnd w. 
 Roberge, Xaviur, laborer, k 44 James e. 
 
 Roberts, Charles, tailor, h 139 Agnes. 
 ROBERTS, C. L., foreman news dept Globe, 
 
 h 88 Stiadina Ave. 
 ROBERTS, DAVID, architect, draughts- 
 man ami patent agent 04 King e, k 160 
 
 King w. 
 Roberts, F. S., clerk, bds 147 Jarvis. 
 Roberts, (ieorge, eabim^t-maker, npbolsterev 
 
 anil bagntelle-board maker 168 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Robei ts, rienry, fitter N. R. C. 
 ROBERTS, H. R.,.su|HTintendentO. T. R., 
 
 lids do Denison Ave. 
 Roberts, John, blacksmith O. T, R., h 253 
 
 Niagara. 
 Robcrt.s, Jo.seph, carter, h Victoria. 
 Roliert.s, .Mrs. .Mury .\nn, (wid Henry), b 45 
 
 Denison Ave 
 Roberts, Patrick H., laborer, h IOC, BouBon. 
 Roberts. Robert, ]iressman 17 and I'J King 
 
 e, h 100 Elizabeth. 
 Roberts, Shadracb, clerk, bds 147 .larvis. 
 Kobi'rts, Tliomas 11., assistant locomotive 
 
 supi-rinteiident, b Denison .\ve. 
 ROBEIiT.S W. R., watchmaker and jcwdler 
 
 59 King \v, b same. 
 ROBERTSON, ALEX., boot maker No. 7 
 
 Rossin House Block, li 220 Elizabeth. 
 
 (Seeadvt.) 
 Ro!ierts<in, Alex., book-keeper Cosgrave's 
 
 brewery, bds (i44 Yonge. 
 UOBERTSON, ALEX., (Robertscm, Bros.), 
 
 h IS Alice. 
 ROHERTSON, BRO.S., (Gideon, Thomas 
 
 and Alex. Robert.son), grocers and confec- 
 tioners 258 Vonjie. 
 ROBKKT.SON, CHARLES, see. and trcas. 
 
 Freehold Permanent Building Society and 
 
 sec. to the Boanl of Traile, olliee Ontario 
 
 Hall, b (iti4 Yonge. 
 ROBERTSON & CKOK, (J. Ross Ro! ert.s.m 
 
 and J. B. Cook), jirops iJailij Tflfijinpli, 
 
 w s Bay s of King. 
 ROBEKTS'»N, DAVID D., arti.st. Wood- 
 bine Cottage, n of Toll gate, Yorkviilt. 
 Robertson, (iideon, (Robertson, Bro.s. ), h 40 
 
 Ali.e. 
 ROUEUTSON, HECTOR .S., (John Robert- 
 .son, Son k Co.), h 144 .lobn. 
 ROBERTSON, J. IKKSS, (Robertson k 
 
 Cook), bds 141 John. 
 ROIJERrsoN. JAMES E., (Leys, McMur- 
 
 rich k Robertson), bds 044 Yonge. 
 Robertson, James, tobacco worker, bds 52 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Robertson, James, salesnnin, bds 32 Front e. 
 R<ilK>rtson, James, bootmaker 135 King w, 
 
 h 220 Elizabeth. 
 Robertson, .lames, salesman John Mucdonald 
 
 & Co., bds Newbigging House. 
 Robertson, John, book-kee|)er John Sheddon 
 
 & Co., bds 170 Peter. 
 ROBERTSON, JOHN, (John KoberUon, 
 
 Son & Co.). h 144 John. 
 
310 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO.'s 
 
 m 
 '■I 
 
 »r, h 25 Gcrranl w. 
 i.er Ki-.vaI Cniiadiau 
 
 ••r 1'iirk st school. 
 "id Joliii), h 52 
 
 ROBKCTSON, JOHN, SON k W., (John 
 
 HoUeitson k H. S. Rolicitaoii), wlioU-sale 
 
 dry goods, 70 Yonge. 
 Koliertson, .' in, ran'""' 
 Robertson, ; .. v, slh' 
 
 Hank. 
 Robertson, M. > "M , s- 
 Robertson, jMr ^^ ;•. 
 
 KliZiiJa-tli. 
 llobertsoii, ItolM-rt, do<k cl; ; ' ^'m. Myles, 
 
 Ixls 'H'l Tcrauley. 
 Roliertsnn, Tlioniiis, (Robertson Bros.), lies 
 
 Victoriit bet (ioulil and (ierrard. 
 ROBERTSON, WM., tinware and stove 
 
 store '2l>i) Yonge, )i snnir. 
 Robertson, Wni., laborer, li 204 Seaton. 
 I{obertson, Wni., jiinr., .suK'sniun, li '20j 
 
 liislio]). 
 Robertson, ^VIn. O., bds «44 Yonge. 
 Robertson, W. J,, elerk Biink of Coniniercr, 
 
 bds 4:< Ricliniond e. 
 Robertson. AVni. R., jirintcr, j><r<f«r ollico h 
 
 81 Kli/iibetli. 
 RdlUN, TliOM.VS, (Drysdalek Robin), 80 
 
 Front e. 
 Robin, Tlionia.s, biKjk-keejMT, bds l.U 
 
 Yonge. 
 Robins, Henry, ciiriientpr Robins k Worth, 
 
 bds r2(i Richmond w. 
 Robins, Joseph, stove-mounter, h 40 Kd- 
 
 ward. 
 Robins, 1*. M., excise ollicer, h cor lleeeh 
 
 nnd R<'rkeley. 
 Robins 4: Worth, (Wm. Robins & nenjninin 
 
 Wortii), cnriHinters and builders, 22 Nel- 
 
 SI III w. 
 
 Robins, Wm., (Robins k Worth), h 12(5 
 
 Ricjinioiid w. 
 Robins, Will., ciir|ientcr, h 112 Saver. 
 Robinson, .Mis. .\., jiiviiiile clotliing ware- 
 house, 3!i(i Yonge, li same. 
 Robinson, Alfred, liiiir di'es.siiig .saloon, 172 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Robinson, Annie, h 22 Agnes. 
 Robinson, Arthur 1'.., salesman 31 King e, h 
 
 1 28 Tenniley. 
 Rrd)inson, Henjaniin, IkuImm-, h 1 17 Yonge. 
 KOHIXSON k I5I!(»WN, ((ieorge Robinson 
 
 and Henry Brown), butchers No. 2 St. 
 
 Lawn-nee market. 
 Rcdiiiison, Charles, caiiH'nter, Isls 100 I'alnec. 
 Robinson, Charles, manufacturing Jeweller 
 
 and ]>:\\\vr box nianulactiirer 90 Yonge, h 
 
 34« Yonge. 
 ROBINSON, ClilMSTorilKR, ()X\, bar- 
 rister (!8 Church, rrs Beverley ]inum<, 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Robinson, Klwood, clerk Ridiinson k Peor- 
 
 8on, bils 483 Yonge. 
 ROBINSON, <;K0R(JK, (Robinson A: Brown), 
 
 bus Cottinglmm road, Yorkville. 
 Bobinsnn, (ieotge, jun., shiH-maker, bds 120 
 
 SiNidina Ave. 
 Robiusou, G., policemar, h 120Spadiua Arc. 
 
 Robinson, F., salesman, h 48 Walton. 
 Robinson, George T., salesman, 18 Ji 20 
 
 Colbornc, bds 126 Centre. 
 Robinson, Henry, lalsiier, h r 27 Dunimer. 
 IJobiiison, Mi-S. Isabellu, (wid Geo.), h 12 
 
 Victoria. 
 ROBINSON HOUSF; JamesMathews, prop, 
 
 109 4: 111 Bay. 
 Roiiiiiscui, .lohn, bilMuer G. T. R. 
 Koliinson, J. D., dry ginnls, 200 Yonge, L 
 
 same. 
 Robinson, Jnmea, laborer, h 139 Liimley. 
 Robinson, Jumes, mason, h Iauiiox, ur 
 
 Markhnm. 
 ROBIN. SON, Sill JAMKS LI' KIN, Bart., 
 
 dcik Surrogate k I'robate Oltice, h Scibv. 
 Roiiinsun, John, policcmun, h 112 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 Robinson, John, piocer, 126 Centre, h same. 
 Robin.son, John, labor.r, 278 Adelaide w. 
 Robinson, .lohn, teamster, h r (juci ii w, nr 
 
 Br<.ek. 
 ROBINSON, HON. JOHN BKVF.RI.KY, 
 
 city sidicitor, oHi<e ».iiy Hull Big.", h 
 
 Slt'ej.y Hollow, College .\ve. 
 ROBINSON, JoSKlil, jeweller, 15 King 
 
 w, h 4 <,'» ecu's I'aik. 
 Robinson, Missis, bd -42 Teinulev. 
 ROBINSON & I'r.Ab'SON, (1!. Ibdiins^.n i 
 
 F. I'ci r.^on), wludesule Iniot k ahiK' inauu- 
 
 fnctiners, .'>4 Yonge. 
 ROBINSON. ROBKRT, (Robinson k IVar- 
 
 son,) h 4S3 Yonge. 
 Robinson, R. 'J. S., clerk ]!obiiiM)n k Pear- 
 son, li ■l^:^ Yonge. 
 Rolins'iii, Rolerl W., iirofessor of music, h 
 
 £9 Trinity S(|. 
 ROBINSON, T., diy goods ami clothing, 
 
 127 Yi>n;'c, h siiiuc. 
 Robinson, Thomas, carter, h 105 reiitre. 
 Robinson, TIk mas, s.ilesiuan Joseph Robin- 
 sou, h l,>uecn's Pnik. 
 ROBIN.SON, THOMAS, b.iibtr, 14 yueen 
 
 w, h same. 
 R(d)inson, Thomas, barlier, 147 Yonge, h 
 
 sunic. 
 Robinson. Thomas S., M.D., h 21 Gould. 
 Robinson, Titus, cashier G. 4: J. W. Cox k 
 
 Co., bi!s same. 
 Robinson, Win., (Fisher k Robinscn), bdi 
 
 14 Francis. 
 Robinson, Wm., engineman N.R.C. 
 ROBIN.SON. HON. W. B., conmiis^ioner 
 
 Canada Com|Miny, h 2 .Mnrniy. 
 Robinson, W. .S., rhemist anil dniggist 
 
 Yonge w s bet Sydenham and William, h 
 
 same. 
 Robisoii, Henry, tinsmith, Ixls 47 .'»ayer. 
 ROBBIN, M. ('., familygnKeran*! jrovisiun 
 
 dealer 223 Yonge, h same. {Stc advt). 
 R< bsoii, Frederick, butcher, li Yonge Tp. 
 
 York. 
 Robson, Nicholas, eoliKirttur, bus Bevu-hy, 
 
 Yorkville, 
 
1 48 Walton. 
 
 Rh'Kiuaii, 18 & 20 
 
 ir. 
 
 , li r 27 Duniiner. 
 
 , (will Ufo.), h 12 
 
 iiicM Mathews, prop, 
 
 ;. T. H. 
 Mjils, 200 Yongp, U 
 
 , li 139 Lumley. 
 11, It Ia uuox, ur 
 
 :s LCKIN. Hart., 
 liiti- Oltirc, h S. it.v. 
 nun, h 112 liun- 
 
 IJt5 (Viitrr. 1) Fnme. 
 278 Atli'Iiiitli- w. 
 r, )i r t^ici u \v, ur 
 
 UN MKVKIM.KY. 
 
 iiy Hull l:lg^ h 
 • Av.'. 
 
 j» Wilier, 15 King 
 
 2 Tiiaiiloy. 
 
 'N, (I!, lidiiii.'i'ii k 
 
 bout k alloc IIIHIIU- 
 
 (Holiii^soii k Pvar- 
 
 -k UuLiiisDii L Vvai- 
 
 roft'ssor of iniisic, h 
 
 .;u<h18 and ilotliiiig, 
 
 r, h 105 r.iifn>. 
 small J(isr)ih Kubiii- 
 
 , baibtr, 14 yihtii 
 
 Iter, 147 Voiigc, li 
 
 il.l).. h 21 Ootil.l. 
 (i. A: J. \V. fox * 
 
 T A: liubinsin), bdi 
 
 man N.II.f'. 
 
 '. ]{., ('(iiiMui.s»ioiier 
 
 I Murray. 
 
 cniist auil (iniggist 
 
 laiii auil Williuiu, h 
 
 til, IxU 47 .'^ayrr. 
 KiiR'cr »;i»l jTovisimi 
 aiiic. (S«c ailvt). 
 tilar, h Yuiige Tj'. 
 
 rttur, h n I BevtrU y, 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECtORY. 
 
 311 
 
 llobson, Wm., book-keeppr, bds Block 
 
 Horse Hotel. 
 Itoche, Duiifonl, Balesiiiaii 33 to 37 King o, 
 
 IxU saiiip. 
 Pu)che, Plater, clerk, h 13 Hagprnian. 
 Koflii'sttM- House, Mre. E. Haiiloii & Son, 20 
 
 Front. 
 Ilmk, Kraiicis, carter, li 52 Priiuciut. 
 lioik, Micliiicl, grocer U50 Quijcn w h sntnc. 
 Kockliill, ('liarle.s P., imckcr 44 King c, li 
 
 38 Carlton. 
 Iloikwell, Mrs. H. A., iH)rtrait painter, h 39 
 
 King w. 
 Uockwootl, Cassius, boib'r maker Neil i'urrie. 
 Uoddiii, L'hristoplu'r, tiii.smith, li 18 Stiiii- 
 
 ley. 
 Roililcn, John, drover, h r 301 Kinge. 
 lioldoii, Mrs. Maijjaret, niution Toronto 
 
 (■I'lieral Hi)s|)ital, h sumo. 
 KoddiM, Win. H., tciuiniereial traveller, h 
 
 II 8 Hloor e, Yiirkvillc. 
 Koddv, .Mia. Isabel^ (W'<1 ''ohn), h r 133 
 
 H.rkeley. 
 Koddy, -lolin, coiuiiositor Ti-lrrfniiih Ollirc 
 Udddy, Jos'.pli, bottler 400 Yonge, bds 133 
 
 ll.lkrlcv- 
 
 Jlodly, H.diert, asst. City Clerk's olliee, h 20 
 
 Ali'.vaiKler. 
 Roddy, Will., printer, h 18 .Vlexander. 
 Itoder, Cliaile.s, iiiouldcr J. li N. .Scoville, 
 
 ti Centre. 
 Koder, .losejdi, moulder li (54 Sayer. 
 Hodeii, Kphruini P., iviH)rter Lcadii; h 24 
 
 Don. 
 liodden, .1. If., tinsmith, li 21 Poii. 
 Umli^ers, Charles, pensioner, ii lill Itishop. 
 l{odgc-rs, Charles, laboier, h 251 King e. 
 Kodgeis, Mrs. K., tavern keeper t»C Parlia- 
 ment. 
 U(Hl,'eis, George, (S. k (1. Itodgers), h 166 
 
 King e. 
 Rodgers, James, sailor, h Parliament nr 
 
 Palace, 
 liodgei-a, J<di!i, engineer, h 80 Kli/abeth. 
 Ro<lger.s, John, laborer, h 3(i (Jiieeii w. 
 Kodgcr.s, John, ear[ienter, h 152 Parliament. 
 Ro.Ijfers, J<dm, laborer, h 35 Robert. 
 Rodgetn, John, jiinr., t'ar|K'iiter, bds 35 
 
 Unber;. 
 Ilo<lgers, Joseph, stone cutter, lS6Spadina 
 
 Ave. 
 Rotlgeis, Morris, laborer, h 85 North Park. 
 Uodgiis, Samuel, (S. k Ci. Rodgew), li 41 
 
 Albert 
 RODtiKUS, S. k (1., cutlers, sjiw makers and 
 
 inaehiiiists, 166 King v. 
 Rodgers, Win., hibi^er, h 280 Queen w. 
 Rodolph, Javan, cabinet maker, IxU 94 
 
 Centre. 
 Roe, Charles C, patent niedieincs, h 161 
 
 University. 
 Roe, John, storcmau W. Higgiubothaia & 
 
 Co., h 48 BoniL 
 Roe, Mrs. Phillis, li 223 Qeorgr. 
 
 li 3. arl 'lament, 
 hats, caps and furs 
 ■ 'h. 
 / 't(ebe st school. 
 
 Roe, Wm., waiter Queen's Hotel, h Chris- 
 topher. 
 
 Rogers, Alex., hatter 109 King e, h 181 
 Church. 
 
 Rogers, Hastedo John, clerk, bds 291 
 Cliuiih. 
 
 Rogers, ( iiarle.s, carver, h 38 John. 
 
 ROCiKRS, CIIARLKS K., hats, cai»8, and 
 furs 133 King e, h same. 
 
 Kogei-s, FrHnei.s, drover, h 85 (iivins. 
 
 Rogers, Frederick, siioemuk h 89 Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Rogers, (Jeorge, .saleHliian 5" i. iig 
 
 ROtiKR-S <!K<>I«<iK ALI "NE Capt. 
 
 II. M. !tth foot, bds 112 ■- '• 
 
 Rogers, Mrs. .laiii', (wid ' \nic V washenvo- 
 man, h 223 Kli/abeti.. 
 
 Rogers, .lames, mariner 
 
 RilOKR.S, JAMKS II, 
 10l» Kinge, IriOl C 
 
 Rogtrs, Miss Je.s.sie, lu 
 h 3,S John. 
 
 Rogers, .lidiii, h 68 Charles. 
 
 Rogers, John, gruccr 16.S ('entrcMi. 
 
 Rogers, .Icdin, laborer, h 36 ( 'aroline. 
 
 Rogers, Jo.siah, ])aiiiter, h 61 Walton. 
 
 Rogers, .Idsepli, h 2S1 Chunli. 
 
 Rogers, Mis., rag jiick' i, h 90 Pine w. 
 
 Rogers, -Mrs., grocer \',)1 Duchess cor Parlia- 
 ment, h .same. 
 
 Rogers, Samuel, 105 Hay. 
 
 Rogers, Thomas, tailor, li 23 Alice. 
 
 Rogers, Win., carjieiiter 10 Adelaide e, bds 
 H2 Du.hess. 
 
 Rogers, Will., tinsmith, h 142 Duchess. 
 
 Rogers, Win., Iiuilder, h 49 (!eorge. 
 
 Rogers, \Vm. D, painter 103 Hay, h .same. 
 
 Uogeison, Kdward, salesman (Jeo. Harker 4 
 Co., h 40 Hond. 
 
 Rogerson, Wm., .salesman, Oeorge Barker k 
 Co., bds 4(1 Hond. 
 
 Roliletear, Flam is marble-polisher, h 97 
 Himltoii. 
 
 R.daiid, Wm., h 43 Kim. 
 
 Roil, John, laborer, h 48 Hond. 
 
 liolley. Miss Matilda, straw bonnet maker, 
 71 Queen w, h saiiii". 
 
 Ibdling, Frederick, salcsmlnJ. P. Hoi ton, h 
 91 Klizabeth. 
 
 Ibdliiig Mills Wharf, Ksplanade foot of East 
 
 R(dling, Will. Frederick, clerk, h 91 Fliza- 
 bith. 
 
 Rollins, .1. H., women's, misses' and chil- 
 dren's boots and shoes, 110 Yo.ige, bds 
 American Hotel. 
 
 ROI.LO, JA.MKS, agent .Etna Life Insu- 
 rance Co., h 62 (br ard. 
 
 Rolph, Adam, general ticket agent N. R. C, 
 h 112 Hatlnirst. 
 
 Rolph, Frank. Ixokkeepcr J. T. Uolph, h 
 359 Little Richmond. 
 
 ROLPH, HON. JOHN, LL D., M.D., M. 
 R.C.S., Dean Medical Faculty Victoria 
 University, h 18 Oernird. 
 
312 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A C0.*8 
 
 ( i 
 
 ¥ 
 
 *=i 
 
 ROLrH, F. A., brokrr mid rominiuion 
 
 iiKTrhiiiit. 87 Front, h 112 Itnthunit. 
 ROLl'H, .INO. WIDMEH, M.U., I.R.C.P., 
 
 Ijon., 18 Ot-mird vr, h same. 
 Roliih, Ju8C]ih T., I'ligraver 11 King w, li 
 
 21 i FLather. 
 RolBton, JiiincM, lii)K)rpr, ImIr 49 F.lizalM'th. 
 Rolstiin, John, rur|M'nt*-r, li l&U S|Niiliiiii Avp. 
 RUMAIN liUILDINCS, 81 to »3 King w. 
 
 (Scfiiilvt.) 
 ROMAN- CATIIOI.IflJATHEDnAL, (ST. 
 
 MICIIAKL'S), <•<.!• Chur.li nnil ShuttT. 
 Uoiiiun (.'atliolii; Sdinol, SJHter St. Jii8<']ih, 
 
 teachiT, StHiilHy nr ('linn h. 
 Rnini', .1. ('.. I'uliiiit't-nmkcr, )i 210 Toranli-y. 
 Uonaiil, Alex, iMMikliiiidiT, Mh 294 Mutual. 
 Honald, J<din, ('ar|icn'cr It 119 roitlHiid. 
 Uoiiald, .Idlin, t'orcnian N.lt.C 
 Honald, Mm. Mary I-., (vid Alex.), h 29^ 
 
 Mutual. 
 Ronald, Wni., Nnlesinan Thomson & liurn.s, 
 
 h 29 Mutual 
 llonan, I'i'tt'r, h .It! Shutcr. 
 Konaii, TliDUia.s, Nliut'Uiakrr, lidsS'J •,)ucrn o. 
 KouHtudt, 'rii«'(Hlori>, litliii;;iaiiliir artist W. 
 
 ('. Chcuitt Ac To., ImIs l»ct/' llot.l. 
 llooki', ThoniMN, joint'i' and cDhinrt niok<T, 
 
 3til (/unn w, li sanii'. 
 Itooklitlfff, 1>". ./., ilcrk Dun, Winian k Co., 
 
 h H H Havilcu, nr Cliurch. 
 HOOMK, THOMAS F., organ huildrr, -inS 
 
 Youf^c, h r tV.U Yongc. 
 Kooncy, KugtMH', )>la.Htcrer, h 104 Kli7jil>i>th. 
 Rooncy, Francis, (N. d V. Hooncy), I'iyde 
 
 lldti'l, King c. 
 ROONKY, VKHY IIKV. F. P., Vicar Oon.- 
 
 ral, li St. Paul's i'rcsliytcry, I'owcr. 
 Kooncy, .'ohn, salesman, bds Clyde Hotel, 
 
 King c. 
 liooncy, .lolin, cmployi-e Juc<|'ie8 & Hay, h 
 
 flO Victoria. 
 R(M)ncy. .laincs, tlour and feed deuk-r, 81 
 
 ('hurcli, h same. 
 Rooncy, Michael, lahorer, li 811 Staidey. 
 itooin>y, Michael, laborer, h 41.'i Little 
 
 Itichniond. 
 Uooney, Nicholas, (N. k F. Uoonoy), \n\n 
 
 Clyde Jotcl, King e. 
 RO()NKY, :;. k*t\, (Nich.das * Frnn.is 
 
 l{ooney), wholesale dry goods, CO Yonge. 
 ROHOANS A: v'O., law stationers and book- 
 
 Hpller.s, 88 Ivin/ «. 
 KOHUANS, J. L., (Hordons&C*.), li 88 
 
 King •>. 
 Kosar, Frank, moulder, h 238 King u. 
 Hosbaeh, Oeorge A., butcher, 78 Queeu w, 
 
 h same. 
 RoBt! k Crown Inn, Mm. Ann Kenny, pro- 
 prietress, 18 Duchess. 
 ROSl-; MENUY J., chemist and druggist, 
 
 165 \onge, cor Kichmond, li same. 
 Rose, J. C., salesman 138 Yonge, bds 1 
 
 Tenn)crauue. 
 Hoss, James, carpunter N. R. C. 
 
 Kose, John K., barrister, 78 King c, h 10:i 
 Bond. 
 
 K(MK, KEV. SAMUEL. Steward and Man- 
 ager Wcfcleyan Book Hoom (books and sta- 
 tionery), 80 King e. 
 
 Rose. Mm. Sarah, private school, 3 Uerrard, 
 )i same. 
 
 ROSE, WALTER, dry go<.ds and millinery. 
 Royal lilue Store, k5 King w, and 83 King 
 e, fi 85 King w. 
 
 Rose, Win. M. , druggist, h 3 Orrard w. 
 
 KOSEHIU'CH, AHNKH M., M.D., (Hose- 
 brugh k Ri-eve,) h 117 Church. 
 
 ROSEUUU(;ll k KKEVE, (A. M. Rose- 
 brugh il It. A. Reeve), occulists uud 
 auri.tts, (itlice 55 Queen e. 
 
 Rosenliiiig, Charles K., grocer, h 83 Cjueen 
 w, I' .sanie. 
 
 Rosenthal, .Samuel, peddler, h 52 J'lincess. 
 
 Kosinliuum, 1 1., tailor, York nr (juccn, li 
 snine. 
 
 HOS.S, Alex. M., M.D., CM., h 159 Chun h. 
 
 Ro.s.s, Ale.\., sen., siilcNnian 212 Yonge, Uls 
 49 t^leen e. 
 
 Ro.s.s, Aiiiliew, iNiintcr and glazier, h 55d 
 
 Yonge. 
 
 ilo.vi, Aiiilrew, clerk, bds 32 Front e. 
 RoN.s, Charles D., porter, 3 Wellington e, h 
 
 197 Eli/abcth. 
 Ross, D. C. B. , clerk Crown Lands De|)l. , 
 
 I'Mrlianicnt Bigs., bd.s 244 Ailclaide w. 
 lio.ss, David, cont'cctionvr, 191 ijut-eii w, h 
 
 same. 
 Ross, David. griH'er, 55 (iuecn w, h sime. 
 liii.Hs, Donald r., clerk pn.st oltice, h 34 
 
 Duke. 
 J{os.<i, I) >nald, sailor, b r 62 James e. 
 Ito.ss. Miss E., milliner and dressmaker, 556 
 
 Yonge, h .same. 
 Ross, (leoige, broom-maker, h 29 Centre. 
 Ross, (teoige, |K'ildler, h r 15 Keiil'rcw. 
 Ross, Hugh, harness maker, ImIs 185Kinge. 
 Ro^s, Mrs. I.sabella, li 214 Adelaide w, 
 Ross, .lames, caipeiitcr, n s New Kent road. 
 Ross, James, laborer, r 9 Victoria. 
 Ross, .iame.s, M.A., sub-editor O'/o/)/ news- 
 
 jiaper, h u s tlrosvenor, nr ."Surrey I'lace. 
 R().S.S. .lAMES, M.D., h 74 Car.diiie. 
 Ross, J., titter (J.T.R. 
 Ross, .John, carpenter, h 102 Elm w. 
 Ross, .loliii, moulder, ii ID) KIni w. 
 Ross, .lohn, tanner. Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 same. 
 Ross, John, fon'inan moulder, Soho foundry, 
 
 h 2 Stmchan ave. 
 Ross, .lohn, salesman Shaver k Bell, h 264 
 
 Richmoml w. 
 Ross, John, It 2»i8 and 270 Adelaide w. 
 Ross, .lohn, letter-carrier, h 130Terauley. 
 ROSS, HON. JOHN, Q.C.,(l{os8, Lauderk 
 
 Mulo<'k), h Daven)>ort Road. 
 Ross, Jolin IL, cashier and head book- 
 keeper 68 Yonge, h 30 Nelson w. 
 Ross, John, blacksmith, 197^ Elizalicth. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 313 
 
 78 King f, U loa 
 
 Steward mid Man- 
 oni (booka and sta- 
 
 scliool, 3 Oerrard, 
 
 <"ls and millinpry, 
 Mg w, and 83 King 
 
 li 3 (iorrard w. 
 M., M.U., (Itosc 
 Chiirih. 
 
 K. (A. M. Uose. 
 •»■), occulists und 
 
 ruccr, Ii 83 Queen 
 
 cr, h r.2 l'rinci'88. 
 York nr guwn, li 
 
 M., h 15»(;jiunli. 
 Ill i;i2 Vongi', bds 
 
 nd glnzicr, ii fifjO 
 
 ■'VJ Front I'. 
 
 3 \Vi llington e, U 
 
 own Lands Di-pt, 
 m Adi'l.'iidi! w. 
 , lUl gufin w, h 
 
 •m rn w, h 8'imi', 
 post o/li<;i', Ii 34 
 
 f)2 .liuni-fl »•. 
 
 id drrwinial<cr, 656 
 
 IT, Ii 2!> Ontrc. 
 
 • 15 lli'iidcw. 
 
 ■r, IhI.s isr) Kinge. 
 
 1 Adi'liiidf w. 
 
 « New Kint road. 
 Vii^toria. 
 
 I'ditor ii'folif ni>W8- 
 nr Siirn-y I 'Inn-. 
 74 Curtdinc. 
 
 02 KIni w. 
 KIni w. 
 
 "tie Asylum, bd.s 
 
 iliT, Solio foundry, 
 
 mk bell, h 2fi4 
 
 ' Adcliiidi> w. 
 li 1 30 Terauley. 
 ., (]<os8, Lauder & 
 'oad. 
 
 and liuad book* 
 leUon w. 
 )74 Elizalictli. 
 
 Bow, John J., agent N. R. C. elevator, h 
 
 Quet-n w of John. 
 Rou, Jaraca, cariwnter, h 21 Nassau. 
 K08S, JOHKrn, prop Globe Hotel, 163 
 
 Yongo. (Seeadvt.) 
 Rom, .losepli, h u s Bloor o, Yorkville. 
 K08.S, LAUDKU& MULOCK. (Hon. John 
 Rom, Q.('., A. W. L.uidcr, \V. Mulock), 
 iMirristers, MaHonic Hull, Toronto. 
 Ross, Peter, (dork Tost OIH.e, li 2«0 Uich- 
 
 niond w. 
 Ross, Tlionios, (winter and glazier, Mh S56 
 
 Yonge. 
 Ross, Walter M., master's rlerk Osgoode 
 
 Hull, h 383 Churrh. 
 Ross, Win., book-keeper W. Straclian &Co., 
 
 IhIs is Duke. 
 Ross, Win., salesman T. M. Pringle k Co. 
 Ross, Win., snlesniHii Bryce, Me.Murrich k 
 
 Co., Ii Cliiinli eor (Iloilrester. 
 Ross. Wm.,(Wiii. Ross ."tCo.),li 18 (iienvillo. 
 Rcss, Will., ettr|M'iiler, li 7<i l.'uroline. 
 Ross, Will, k Co., iniiMirtei-a of dry goods, 
 
 103 Kin;,' e. 
 R(»s, Win. T., elerk, bds 10 ."^Iieppard. 
 ROSSI N HOrSIi, (!. r. Mieurs, le.wee, 
 
 York for King. 
 Rotliwell, J., piittern-iitaker (J.T.R. 
 Roudeiistruuili, .v., piano- iimker. hill Duke. 
 RuukIi. Jiinies, Hour and grain inspeetor, 50 
 
 Front e, li 13 Wood. 
 Roulston, .Vndrew, employee Rolling Mill,h 
 
 r 21* ( )nti>rio c. 
 Rouiiil, Miss (ieorgina, tcaeher, li 170 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Rouiiil, Joseph, salesman 103 King e, h 39 
 
 Mi-.Malion. 
 Rourke, Flunk, boiler-milkers' fts.>it. N. R. (;. 
 Rou.se, .Mrs. Ann, tiiiloiess, hSO.Simth I'aik. 
 Routledge, Harrison, li Jarvis bet Vonge 
 
 and (iwyiine, Yorkville. 
 .Rowe, .lames, tailor, h 110 Houltoii. 
 JioHc, Mrs. Martha, washerwoman, h 27 
 
 Christopher. 
 Rowe, Thomas, t>''or, h Boiilton. 
 ROWK. RKV. Wd., se.retary Primitive 
 Methodist JILsioiiary S»niety, 89 Yoiiffe. 
 b 30 Wood. 
 Rowfjl, (Jeolgp, Ii .^OtJ Vmiicc. 
 ROWKLL, .T.VMKS. M.D., physi.dau and 
 
 surgeon, 30rt Vonge, h same. 
 Rowland, Thoiuag, giocer, h f!4 Centre. 
 Rowell, Win. J., builder, Vonge w s bet 
 
 Sydenh im and William. 
 ROWL.VND, JOHN, retail dry goods and 
 
 millinery, eor Yonge and Queen, li same. 
 Rowiiiii t, Philip, shoemaker, bds 78 Colborne. 
 ROWLAND, \VM., agent Travellers', Queen 
 Fire and Life, Northern Firo and Life and 
 Rauway Accident Insurance (,'omn.»nie.s, 
 65 Wellington c cor Front, h 28 Wood. 
 ROWLAND, Wm., A Co.. (WM. Rowland 
 and James Hwinarton), pmduce k commis- 
 sion merchants, 55 Wellington, eor Church. 
 
 H College, 
 (-'oUegr* nr 
 
 Rowland, W. IL, < hcmist K. Hooper * Co. 
 
 bds Bla(k Hone Hotel. 
 Rowlett, pAlwiii, laborer, h s s Ontario lane. 
 Rowley, Robert, iiainter, h 65 Hayter. 
 ROWSKLL, HKNRY. Imokseller, stationer 
 
 printer and bookbinder, 70 King e. (.See 
 
 Advt.) 
 Roy, Mrs. Adair, h 10 Don. 
 Roy, Henry, gardener, Uls 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Rov, James, gardener, h w 
 
 Hloor, Yorkville. 
 Roy, Miss Marian, temdwr, bds 304 Church. 
 R(>YAL AIJMS H(»TKL. Louis W. Berg- 
 
 Held, prop, 212 (^ueeii w. 
 ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, James Met- 
 
 lalfe, M.P., I'le.sident ; lion. Donald 
 
 McDonald, Vice-President; T. Wood.iide, 
 
 Cashier, Toronto St. 
 ROYAL DOMINION MILLS, F.splanade, 
 
 eor Itny. 
 Royal Kngineers Depirtmcnt, Purveyor's Do- 
 
 partnieiit and (iuirison Surgery, Welling- 
 ton w n s I'or Doisi't. 
 ROYAL (JKuRdl.; HOTKL, Joseph Power 
 
 prop, ( or Queen w and Bathurst. 
 ROYAL INSURANCK BUILDINGS, 
 
 Vonge, cor Wellington. 
 ROYAL INSIKANi-'F, COMPANY OF 
 
 KNOL.VND, Francis H. I lewurd, Toronto, 
 
 manager. Vonge cor Wellington. 
 ROYAL MAIL STKAMMOAT TICKET 
 
 OFFICF, N. .Milloy agent. Front e. 
 Royal Oak Inn, (Jeorgt! Oiddings prop, 205 
 
 Parliiiniciit. 
 Royle. .lames, dyer. 10 1 York, h siiine. 
 Ruddeil, Joseph, iVuit and provisions, 366 
 
 ((•llceli w, h .Haliie. 
 Rudolph A., golilsiiiith und diamond setter, 
 
 72 Adelaide e, h .same. 
 Runiiiey, (leorge, salesman, h s s Ontario 
 
 lane. 
 Rum.sey, Mrs. Klizabith, (wid), h 01 .\iin. 
 Iiiimsey. W. .M., salesman, bds ti.'!9 Vonge. 
 Runilell, R., s.ilesnmn, 3.'i to 37 Kiiige, bds 
 
 Ontario House. 
 Rusby, Leonard, butcher, h Rus.s<dl II ill, 
 
 Davenport roud. 
 Rii.se, Charles, groceries, wines, and liipiors, 
 
 379 Queen w, h same. 
 Rush, Francis, grocery and i>rovision dealer, 
 
 389 A; 415 Queen w, h wiiiie. 
 Rusk, James, carpenter, h 113 Victori.r 
 iliis.sell. A. L., diauglitsiiian Crown Lands 
 
 dept.. Parliament Bigs. Ii 200 Richmond w. 
 RUSSKLL, A. W.. side representative of 
 
 Thomas Russell & Son, wlndes.de watch 
 
 manufacturers of England, I-.lxpress bigs, 
 
 Yonge, h 250 Jarvis. 
 Russell, Andrew, asst Commissioner Crown 
 
 Lands Department, Parlianieut Bigs., h 
 
 206 Richmond w. 
 RuM.scll, El ward J., nsst. clerk of libraries 
 
 Educational Depository. 
 

 314 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A 
 
 CO/fl 
 
 RnflMll, K. J., ch'fk, Mb Ainerlcnn Hotel. 
 Kufwell, V'llwanl, cknk. h 85 lUcliinuiul c 
 Ruswll.J. P., M.I)., 148 Hay. 
 KuMcll, .Tames, Halcitman 'il k 23 Wulltng- 
 
 Mn «■, h St. Vincent. 
 Ruwell, .UxmcH, clerk 15.T.R., h 194 riiurch. 
 KuMtell, .lanioH, h ii s DuveiiiMiit Itotfil, cor. 
 
 York, Yorkville. 
 UiiMell, .lolin T. fruit, coiifiTtinnery, kc, 
 6 St. lAwreiue A'cade, )i w » Yonge, ur 
 8t. ("iementn. 
 Kus-iell, Hicliiinl, housekeeper Toronto Dls- 
 
 jiensiirv, lfi"2 York. 
 UuHscll, IJi.hnnl, nHst. cutter 7 Wellington e. 
 Huwll, Tlionm.s, Buli-sinnn, li St Viment. 
 Russell, TlioniM tailfir, h 110 Victoria. 
 Hus-scU, .lohn, in.nrkct fjanlener, St. I,aw- 
 ronreAr<'ttil(', Vongi'. \v .s, n ofSt. ('Icinents. 
 Rustoii, Wui., salesman Lyman, Klliot k 
 
 Co., litis cor Duchess k Nelson. 
 Rutherfopl, Allan, tailor, ItJH V'annnley. 
 RuthiTlonl, .Vlexan ler, nianaj;er tailoring 
 
 dej)t Merrirk Uros., hds \7<S Kin;,'\v. 
 Rutiieifonl, Alick, clerk Andrew Rutherford, 
 
 lidsClmrli's. 
 RUTIIKUFORI), ANM>nFA\', Imidwarenier- 
 
 ehttiit, 120 King e. h 2G0 t'ailton. 
 Rutherford, Andrew, jun., clerk, bds 2C0 
 
 Carlton. 
 RUTHKRFOIM), K. H. president Con- 
 sumer's (iius Co., h .T.'id.larvis. 
 Rutherford, James, clerk, l)ds 'JfiO Carlton. 
 Rutherford, I'atrii.k, laliorcr, h i>.5 Caroline. 
 Rutherford, I'eter, military student, bds (38 
 
 Hayter. 
 Rntlivi-n, Kilwnrd, carpenter, bds 19(5 .lohn. 
 Rutledge, Frank, bookkeeper (5 Wellington 
 
 w, bd.s 32 Front e. 
 Rntled!?e, Henry (!., snlesiiian, h 18 Wood. 
 Uutledge. .lames, student-.it-law I'atterson k 
 
 Beaty, bds 12« (iuecn e. 
 Rutledge, 'riiomas, ale and fMirtcr vaults, 62 
 
 King w, h sitme. 
 Ruttar, T., engineman (!. T. R., bds Frori*. 
 
 nr John. 
 Ryan, Anthony ],., tappr.). k N. C. Set- 
 
 ville, h Viitoriiu 
 Ryan, Mrs. Rridget, 71 Stanli-y, h same. 
 Ryan, Mrs. Caroline, (wid), h'r(i4 SUmley. 
 Ryan, Mrs Catherine, h 24 Stanley. 
 Ryan, Denis, lalxirer, h r 83 Stanley. 
 Kyon, Kdward, clerk .\merican Hotel, bds 
 
 same. 
 Ryan, H., cleaner O.T.R. 
 Ryan, Hoim-, fruit dealer, 5 St. LaWTence 
 
 Arcade, h 117 Nelson. 
 Ryan, .lames, bookkeeper, bds 48 Cnilck- 
 
 shank. 
 Ryan, Jamea, fnmacemnn Normal School. 
 Ryan, James, Ms 44 Scott. 
 Ryan, James, laborer, h '-9 Duchess. 
 RYAN, JAMES B., (Ryan k Oliver), h 18 
 
 Carlton. 
 Ryui, Jeremiali, grocer, 17 Melinda. 
 
 Ryan, John, watchman O.T.R freight dei)dt, 
 
 h rarlianient. 
 Ryan, John, grocer, 174 and 176 Parliament, 
 
 h same. 
 Ryan, John, grocer, 98 Parliament, h same. 
 Ryan, John, laborer, h 27 Melinda. 
 Rvnn, John, laborer Hamilton's wharf, h 
 
 "Scott. 
 Ryan, John, lrtl)orer, fi7 Uonlton. 
 Ryan, John, laborer, h (57 Strachnn. 
 Ryan, Joseph, aailor, h 314^ Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 Ryan, Martin, warehouseroo]! (•. T. R., h 
 
 IfiO Qui en w. 
 Ryan, Martin, porter 0. T. R. freight dept., 
 
 h 42 Queen w. 
 Ryan, Michael, laborer, h 342 King e. 
 It van, .Miihiiel, laborer, h r IPS Dnmmer. 
 rS'AN k OLIVKR, retail hardware, 114 
 
 Yonge. 
 l!yn)i. Patrick, jtfrter J. D. Linton, h es 
 
 Nelson, nr t^ueen, 
 Ryan, Patrick, soap-boiler W. Matthews, h 
 
 Pine. 
 Ryan, Richanl, laborer, h 2 Pine. 
 Ryan, Thomas, laborer, bds 2 Pine. 
 Ryan, Thomas, monger, h 02 Caroline. 
 Rv.m, Timothy, laborer Rolling .Mills, h 
 
 Don Mount. 
 Ryan, Timothy, laborer, h r 89 Nelson. 
 l{yan, Timolliv, laborer, h (59 Ontario e. 
 Ryan, Wm., clerk, bds IS Carlton. 
 Ryan. Wm., biborer. h 78 Stanley. 
 Ryan. Wm., entry clerk Hughes Rro.s., bds 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Ryder. Thomas, carriage manufacturer 188 
 
 tj(ucen w, h same. 
 Rvdcr. W.. carpenter, b.ls 88 Bay. 
 RYF.RSON. RF.V. FJiHRTON, 1> P., Chief 
 
 Sui>erintcnilent of Kducalion Ontalio, h 
 
 161 Victoria. 
 Ryerson, Rev. George, Catholii: Apostolic, h 
 
 110 Hav. 
 
 Ryrii', James, carpenter, h 8 Sydenham. 
 Ryves, Thonia.s \V., carpenter, h 89 Loi 
 
 lOUiso. 
 
 ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, (Presbyterian), 
 
 fronting on Chin-ch cor Adelaiile e. 
 ST. ANNS CHURCH OF KNllLAND, 
 
 Dundas. • 
 
 St. Aiibin, A. J., iiressman Trle(fraph oflice. 
 .ST. BASIL'S R. C. CHURCH, St. Jo.-eph. 
 ST. C.KRMAIN, A. H., i.nblisher Jxtihi 
 
 World, ond prop. Canodian advertising 
 
 agency 34 Kinge, h 174 Victoria. 
 ST. OFOROF'S CHURCH, (P.pi.sconal), 
 
 John bet (jueen and Orange Road, Rev. 
 
 Arclid. Fuller minister. 
 St. George's reservoir, St. Patrick. 
 ST. GKORGK'S SOCIETY OFFICE, H. 
 
 Mortimer, sccretarj-, 1 Victoria Hall, 
 
 Melinda. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 315 
 
 r. k. frdght dejiJt, 
 
 <l 176 rarlinmcnt, 
 
 iliiiinciit, h Hame. 
 iMt'liiidu. 
 Hilton's wharf, h 
 
 'iilton. 
 
 Straclinii. 
 
 314 i Little Itich. 
 
 nnii (;. T. It., h 
 
 U. froight di'i)t., 
 
 342 King o. 
 r 18H DmnnuT. 
 il hiirdwarc, 114 
 
 1>. Linton, h e s 
 
 W. Matthews, h 
 
 2 Pino. 
 Is 2 IMnp. 
 1 9'2 Ciiiolinc. 
 
 Rolling Mills, h 
 
 1 r S!) Nelson. 
 I tiO Ontario c, 
 
 Ciirlton. 
 
 Stnnli'y. 
 Hughes Hros., bds 
 
 nianul'acturer 188 
 
 fiS Bay. 
 
 TON, 1» n., Chief 
 Mlion Ontatio, h 
 
 iholic Apostolic, h 
 
 8 Syilcnhnni. 
 liter, h 80 Louisa. 
 
 II, (I'rpsliyteriun), 
 
 Ailelniile e, 
 
 OF KNtiLAND, 
 
 • 
 n TfUrrraph olTice. 
 U'U, St. .lo.-^eph. 
 
 iMihliHher J)iiih/ 
 aiiiiui ailvertisiog 
 
 VictoriiU 
 
 "H, (FpLspoiial), 
 range Head, Kev. 
 
 Patriek. 
 
 rV OFFICE, H. 
 
 1 Victoria Hall, 
 
 8t OMfge'i ikating rink, I'hcBbe lietd cf 
 
 Marin. 
 ST. JAMES' CATH:-:I)UAI^ King eor 
 
 Chunh. 
 ST. .lAMKSfEMETFHY. .John Koaniey, 
 
 uuiievintendt'nt, Parliament. 
 ST. .lAMt-S' PAHOCHIAL SCHOOL, 
 
 chinch eor Adi'laidc. 
 ST. .lOHN THF, F.VANOKLLST, Church 
 
 of Knglniid, Vii torin So. 
 ST. JOSKP! IS CONVENT, St. Albans nr 
 
 Hreailall'iine. 
 5T. LAWUKNCE HALL, King elH-tChureh 
 
 and Nelson. 
 St. Liiwn nie Wlmif, .Innies Aditnisun, jirop. 
 
 foot West Market .Si, 
 ST. MAKYS INDCSTIMAI, SCHnoL 
 
 McDonald Siiunie. 
 St. .Mary's Presbytery, MeDon.ihl Sij 
 
 Bathurst. 
 ST. MAIIY'S (n. V.) CliriiCll, lUthumt 
 
 nr Adelaide, lt( V. .1. B. Pioul.v, Pastor. 
 Sr. .MAUY'S (K. C. ) SCHOOL, jlathurst nr 
 
 St. .Maw's ( liurrh. 
 ST. MICHAKL'S C.\THKI)I!AL, Slmter, 
 
 eor Bmid. 
 ST. MICHAKL'S COLLEOK, St. .loseph 
 
 Clover Hill. 
 St. Patrick's (I!. C. ) Cliureh, liuinnu-r, 
 
 Kev. .1. M. Laurent, ]ia>tor. 
 St. Patriek's Seho(d, Duniiner, und^r the 
 
 direetion of the Christian Brothers uud 
 
 Sisters of St. .losepll. 
 St. Patri.k's Maikit House, (/ueen w. 
 ST. PKTEK'S Church ot England, cor 
 
 Carlton and Bleeker. 
 ST. PAILS Plii;sBYTEl!Y, {\l. C), 
 
 Power, Pev. F. P. I.'oon. y, V. G. 
 St. Paul'.s, liiiinan Catholic i liineh. Power. 
 
 St. Paul's (iirls' Scl 1, e s P<)W<'r. 
 
 ST. PAl'L'S ( IICKCH oF KNCLAND, 
 
 Bloor, York He, Uev. Saltern (Jiveiis in- 
 
 cunilieiit. 
 ST. STKPHKN > ClirPCll, C.)llege nr 
 
 Penison ave. 
 Saekiuan, O orge '' , cutter 105 King e, 
 
 bils i'll Hi hniond e. 
 Siwley, Wni., nrovision dealer, bis lOS Mu- 
 tual. 
 Sailleir, Win., laborer, bds n s Beverley, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Suge, .Mrs. Catharine, (.\id Oliver^, h 23 
 
 Agnes. 
 Sig-, J., striker O.T.n. 
 Sage, .Michael, labour, h 98 Beech. 
 SALK, JULIAN, (oniuiission agi nt, h fi3 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Sales, .lohn, V)ook-keoi'er, h e s John bet 
 
 Wellington und King. 
 Salley, (Jeorgc, enginenian O.T. !{., h 332 
 
 Aiieluide w, 
 Salmon, Samuel, rarpt-nter, h 217 Palace. 
 Salter, David, baggageman G.T.ll., h 183 
 
 Church. 
 
 Salter, Arthur, clfrk, IB Rherrard. 
 
 Suiter. (1. Y., eleil. Samuel W. Fuirell, bdi 
 
 22« Church. 
 Salter, .Innies, teamster, h 100 Centre. 
 
 Sani|son, Ale,x., (lerk, bds 202 Hayer. 
 Sumi'son, David. mali'litnHker, h V52 Saver. 
 SAMPSON, DAVID A.. (Mniiii>n k Sumr- 
 
 Mtn), h cor Church and Al< xta hr. 
 Sampson, T. E. , bookkeeper. Id 1 202 Payer. 
 Sampson, Thomas, book iigeiit, h lt<2 Sayer. 
 Sampson, Win. Armour, nccoiintant Cana- 
 dian Bank of Commerce, h 48 Wo«)d. 
 Samuel J,, cleik M. k L. Samuel, bds 64 
 
 Shnler. 
 SAMUKL, LEWI.S, (M. k L. SamueB, h 
 
 r.4 Shuter. 
 SAMIKL, MAPK, (M. k L. Suuniel), res 
 
 Liverjiool, F.iigland. 
 SAMPKL, M. k L., (Mark and Lewis 
 Samuel), (oniiiii^sion and general nier- 
 ehaiits, 49 Wellington e, and 28 South 
 Castle St., Liverjiool, England. 
 Sanderson, — , sliocinnker, h r 20 Tci-auley. 
 Sanderson, (I. grocer, l.'is.^ Terauley, h same. 
 Sanderson, (ieorge, laborer, h 49 KIni w. 
 Saiiib'i-son, (ieorge, nielo«leon maker, h 9 
 
 Heiifrew. 
 Sanderson, fleoige, traveller 2r)8 Yonge, h 
 
 w s Ternuley, eor Elm. 
 Saiideinon, John, grocer, 20(1 Sayer. 
 Sanderson, John, saloon-keeper, h 2 Chris- 
 topher. 
 SANDERSON. P. K., (Caulkins fc Sander- 
 son*, h 4S2 Yonge. 
 Samlerson, Samuel E., broom-maker, bds 
 
 ;?40 ^'oiige. 
 SANDERSON, STEPHEN M., (.S. M. 
 
 .Sanderson & Co.), h 108 Bond. 
 SANDKIISON, S. M. k CO., (S. M. San- 
 der. on anil D. D. Caulkins), boots and 
 shoes, 90 Yonge. 
 Sandeisoin Win., Street Railway, has 
 
 Syilelilialn, Yoikvillc. 
 .Saiidcrsoii. Win., carpenter, h 9 Renfrew, 
 Sando, Win., blacksmith ^Vm. Briscoe, 
 
 Queen w. 
 SANC..<ri;R, JOHN II. . M.A., M.D., head 
 master Provincial Normal and Mt Jol 
 Seho<ds, h w 8 College, Yorkvilk. 
 Sanson, James, student at law Ca.ae'-.m M 
 
 Siiinit, bils Trinity paisonnj'c 
 SANSON. REV. A., incumbint Trinity 
 
 Church, h Erin ( or King. 
 Sargeaiit, Edwin, boot inakti h JIO Yonge. 
 Sargeant, Tl.onias, salcKiniin, b -1 Ann. 
 Snrgeant, Wm., laborer N. It. C., h 40 West 
 
 Ontario. 
 Snrgraiit. Win., striker N. R. C. 
 Saiilter. Joseph, cieik P.O.. h 235 Church. 
 SAl'LTEH. THOMAS, Ferry Steamer 
 
 " BoUiJUettc. " , 
 
 Saultcr, Mrs. Mnrv, (wid). h 92 Bond. 
 SAULTER, RICHARD, ^U- ^^ W. Saulter), 
 h 257 Churth. 
 

 I 
 
 IP 
 
 U -•• 
 
 !i 
 
 316 
 
 C. E. ANDEIISON & CO. 8 
 
 SATTLTEH, WM., (R. * W. Saulter), li 257 
 
 Church. 
 SAUI/I'KH, K. k \V., (Ri.liur.1 k Win. 
 
 Hiiultcr), ooiil mill wmiil imichiiits, h h 
 
 KMiilaiiiKh- tout iiT Church. 
 SAUNDKUS, UKUNAIM). riipnlmiit tailor 
 
 Itoinaiii MIgH Kiii^ \v, h '.i liloor i*. 
 RauiiiicrN, i(., hiluiriir, li 5 Aiidi-moirH hiiic. 
 Siiuti(li'i-ii, Koiihcii, hliickNiiiiih, h 5 CnuM 
 
 Iniip. 
 Suiiiiilii-M, Will., hoiif Imihlrr, li ilU I^imimi r. 
 Saiiiity, Ji'iviiiiiili, hilion-r, h w !i St. I'uul iir 
 
 QueL>n. 
 Huva;(c, Diiiiii-I, Mih'.siiiaii 'M to :)7 KiiiK 
 
 «•, li 3U Walton. 
 Siiva^'c, .laiiicH, HhiH-niakcr 7 .Ionian, li :i'.) 
 
 HMwanl. 
 Sava^i', Will., HhoiMiuiki-r, h 9 Klliot i'larc, 
 iSavcry, Win., pork luili hrr 111 Clnirrh, h 
 
 Milllt'. 
 
 SAVKiNY, IIlKill P.. ('. K., Surveyor nn.l 
 niiniiii; cn^iiiuur 32 K.xiiiaiigf U'fit, Mn 
 
 (ilohc Hotel. 
 
 SAVINISSIIANK MKlJCllANrsiJANK, 
 
 Chnrii'.'i Siaililiiig, actuary, 13 Welling- 
 ton w. 
 Siiwiloii, (icnr;,'!', tiiiNiiiilh 11»i Vork, h .sanic. 
 Sawilon, (icoigc, jr, tiiiHinilh ;!.>.'> Voiifjc, h 
 
 NJtnic. 
 Sawtcll, Mm. Ann, h 37 Naii<»iiu. 
 HCADKINi;. CH.MM.KS, actnaiy SavingH* 
 
 Hank, .Mci'iliJint.'i' It. ink, li Iii'i .larvirt. 
 SCADDIN'li, C. A., engraver iiid niaiinf.ie- 
 
 tiiier |>iinti r'h inalci i,il.<i li liieliinoinl e. It 
 
 3iJ (^ii.cn w. 
 Scaitiling, Kdwaitl A., clerk lliiliith Arnrri'n 
 
 Assiiriiiee Co. , li h lilj .liirvi'4. 
 fl('AIH)IN'(i, IlKV. lIKNltV. II. 11, incnni- 
 
 bent Cliiiivliol' Holy Trinity, h In Tiinity. 
 RciKhling, .lohii, clerk Iteloiil ,^ ])illon, Ixix 
 
 .l.irviH eiir SlintiT. 
 ScaiMing, Win., teller Mcnhaiit^' It.ink, h 
 
 (Jerrai-il e. 
 Scales, ('. ('., (.1. ScaleH\.C,i. ), h ii.rCliillih 
 
 mill (iiiiilil, 
 SimIch. .1. W.,(,l. Si A£ Co.). h cor ( hunh 
 
 mill liiiiilil. 
 SCAI-KA .loAll, (.1. S.ulcH .V «o.), h cnr 
 
 Chun h ami Ooiilii. 
 NCA{,K.S, .lOAlt, Ai CO.. wliolcMiile nianii- 
 
 f.ieUnerH ofliili.icco 1.') I'.iliice atiil cor Vork 
 
 Hiiil Ailclaiile. 
 ScttlcH, .lolin, jMirtcr, h ll'.'i liichniiiinl w. 
 Sinllion, MiN. Alary, h ^13 King w 
 Scallioii, Michuel, caKinan, h 4i)H Ailclaiile w. 
 Scully, Win., call ilriv.r, h St, Clcineiils. 
 ticaiiilrelh, '.iohii, cutler, 7 Welliiiglon e, h 
 
 34 (lerinra. 
 Hcaiilan, Corncliii.s, inouliler, hill \'ictoria. 
 Scanhin, <liihn, lamliiig w.iiler II. M. C, h 
 
 341 Little Itichnioiiil 
 Hcuiilaii, Michael, tiii.sniith, h3l)St. Alliaiil. 
 Hcaiiliiii, Michitcl, tinniiiith, 30 WelUiHUy, U 
 
 •ttiiie. 
 
 Heaiilflii, Michani, tinnmith, h 60 Vintoria. 
 Scarlett, Miiw C. A., teacher Oeorge street 
 
 luthiNil, IhIh 33 Ontario e. 
 Scarlett, hAlwanl ('., luiiilier iiierchaiit, 497 
 
 Queen w. 
 Si iirlett, Kiiwanl, Hulesinnn, 39 King e. 
 Scarlett, (ieoige, lalnirer I). Cruwfiini it Co., 
 
 h Ailclaiilu iir Victoria. 
 Sc;irlett, .laineH, carter, h 94 River. 
 Scarlett, Itohert, cur|ienter, ImU KCreianley. 
 Scarlett, Mni. Soidiia, (will .lohii), h 474 
 
 Little ItichnioiKl. 
 Scarlett, .laiiicH, engineer II. Howmll, h 3ir 
 
 I liitario e 
 SCAKTll, W. n., agent M Front, hiU 33 
 
 Mntiial. 
 SceiTV. Win., cnlidriver, h Clover Hill lane 
 
 iir N'ongiv 
 Schaild, CharlcN, cigar nianufacturer, 98 
 
 Vork, h haiiie. 
 Schaeirer, Krink, cigar maker C. I*. Keiil A. 
 
 t'o., li .\.lel,iii|ee. 
 
 SCHAKl'Kl!, .lACOlt, iron |'.mo|.iHn JIntil, 
 ami I ipir iiianurni tnicr, N'ork cor llonltoii. 
 
 Sihaeirer, .lulin, toiiacioHDikcr, IkIs Itiih- 
 inoiiil I or Nil toria. 
 
 Schallter, I'hailcs A., inarl>lc cutter, h 'J4H 
 
 Itii'llllMlllil \v. 
 
 Srhiiiiilt, ilerinan, |Hililler, h r liA Vaiiaii- 
 
 ley. 
 Schmilier, 'Iheoiloie, clerk PaviclMUi, .V .Mc- 
 
 Vittie, ImU Alliinn Hotel. 
 
 Schmilier, MiM. S.irah, («iil .lolm 11.), inil- 
 limry ami fancy goiiits '_Oii Nniif^c, h Haiiic. 
 
 .SchoalrN, llii haiil, glocer, llil Lnmlev. 
 
 Schoeiilunk, Samuel, iliy gooiln I'Jl Vonge, 
 h Maine. 
 
 .Seliole.s, .liihll, iiil|ieliter, ll 3,S .\gnc.^ 
 
 ScholcK, ,1. v., |«ortrr Trinity College, h 
 
 I H.inie. 
 
 ScholcH, .lohii. Khoeinaker, h 'i'lV^ <,>lleeii w. 
 .Si holeM, peter, iiiar'>ct ganleiicr, h n »i Hloor 
 
 W, (i|i|>iisite (.InecirH Park, VorkMlle. 
 '•■ .Si'holeN, Tlioinutt, |iaiiiter, h h3 Itichinoml 
 
 j SClHiMllKliC. IIKNliV A., (li. I". Moore 
 K Co. I, caliiiii I uaiehoii.tc, I -7 Volige, h 
 ! KAIiie. 
 j Scholltcll, Peter, Collinii.SHiirlllt |)e|it., h 31 
 
 ' I'cniHoii .\ve. 
 
 I Srhieilter, W. (!., clerk, Siini ^;ale Cinirl, 
 I ONgi.oile Hall, h ID .\\eline. 
 Sihnch, .Mm. Ann, (wiill, li l)l<< Itay. 
 Sclim h, Charlen, cigar maker, ii fiU Ontario 
 
 caNt. 
 Schiii h, KiUaiil W., a.sitl. iMHik-kri'iMT A. 
 
 |{. Mc.Matitcr Ai Mio , h K'.S Kay. 
 Hihnltz. A., (A. Schnltz K (''".), h 407 
 
 t^Ueell \v. 
 Schnllx, A. k Co., glocera k jirov. dealerH, 
 
 407 (.llleeii w. 
 ScliiiNter, l.i-ii|H)lil, ilealcr in cignr*, tolmcni, 
 
 ami fancy goixU, 339 & 311 (^iieeii \v, h 
 
 MHie. 
 
lith, li 60 Vintoria. 
 i-nchi'r (Jt'or((« street 
 
 io I'. 
 
 iiiiili{>r iiiorcliant, 497 
 
 innn, :iO Kiii(i i*. 
 r 1). I'ruwfiini k Co., 
 ill. 
 
 )i 04 Hiv.r. 
 
 iltT, IhIh KlTtnnilfy. 
 
 (witl John), It 474 
 
 :.T H. Uowmll, )i :i:r 
 lit 53 Front, biU 33 
 
 •r, li ('lc)Vii Hill lime 
 
 :iir nmnufarturcr, !>9 
 
 •nmk.T ('. 1'. l!i-i.l k 
 
 proi) Knro|N'iin Hot* I, 
 IT, N'ipik i(ir Itiiiiltoii, 
 
 idWDlklT, liil.S Itii ll- 
 
 nmrlilc cultrr, li 'J18 
 ildirr, ll r tift Viiimii- 
 liik Diiviilfton, K .Me- 
 
 lolrl. 
 
 (uiil .liiliii II. \ mil- 
 lis '-Oil Yoiifjf, ll miiiH'. 
 IT, l<ii l.uiiilcv. 
 liy (,'iiiiiIn j'Jl Vongi', 
 
 IT, ll MM Ax""'". 
 
 r Tiiiiily ('ol!ij{r, li 
 
 kiT, ll -ir-lM <.»! II w. 
 
 plI'lll'lHT, ll II H Kloill' 
 
 I'liik, YmkNilii'. 
 iitn. It ^3 Kiiliiiioiiil 
 
 liY \., «;. F. M.M.iv 
 lii'ii.M', 1".7 YiiiiK"', ll 
 
 niLsHiiriat 1>('|it., Ii .'11 
 
 Tk, Slim j^iilc t'lHirl, 
 
 A\rlllli'. 
 
 ill), h li)^ Hay. 
 milker, h 6li Ontniin 
 
 iiHNt. liiKik-ki i'|N-r A. 
 , ll l<;« Buy. 
 iiiltx k Co.l, ll 407 
 
 N*i'iii k pruv. <lruU>ra, 
 
 iter ill i'Ikiii'm, tiiliuiTo, 
 iV k ail gui^t'ii w, h 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 317 
 
 Bcol.ir, Mm. HhrIi, h 190 .lolin. 
 
 Stolcy, K«lwoid K., groceriin and provisions 
 
 37 k 39 St. Ijiwnnre Miiikft, h 113 Par- 
 
 lianicnt. 
 ScollHrtl, MnnrifP, li Ilnyilm nr Yonnc 
 SC'OHK, KlCllAllI), (K. Score k Son), h 62 
 
 KInt w. 
 SCOlii:, HiCIIAlM), JUN., lU. SfoM k 
 
 Son, ll .'i-J Klni w. 
 
 Scott, Mrs. S. M., boarding- house, 155 
 
 Adi-lnitle w. 
 SCOTT k STOLLKIIV, (Alex. Siottand W. 
 
 A. Stollery), liuilders, rontnutont whar- 
 
 flli(;erN, &r., Kxpiuliiide ror Hay. 
 Scntt k Stulhiy'.s whurr, Knplanade, foot of 
 
 ll.iy. 
 Si'iitt, Thoniiw, clinir innker, UU ^(\ Caiiiden. 
 Sriitt, TlioiiiiiH, luw Nliuleiit, IiiIh l^OCliiiri h. 
 
 SCCIKK, U. k SON, (llirlnird k liii'linrd Siotl. T. «'.. Surveyor of CiiMoiiis, h n s 
 
 J. Sioie), nii'irlmnt tiiilorx and clDlnient, j I'liiilirnkc, nr (lernird. 
 
 (loliliii Kli pliant, «:. Kinne. ! .Scott, Wni., liiik W. Davies & Co., h CI 
 
 Scoriy, lliihaiil, tailor, IhIm '.(.I Temiiley. { Oak. 
 
 Si'ott, A. .1., elerk Crown LamlH Dipt., Par- ' Siott, Win , pinlrmr, lulu 'JiM Kin;;e. 
 
 liaillellt Hiilu'M. I Srott, Will., liiollliliT, IhIh ICi'i .IoIiii 
 
 SCOTT, ALKX., (Scott k Stollery), li Ti j Scott, Wm, lian er 17 (!cor(,'>', li hiiinc. 
 
 Caer llowdl. | Scott, W. .1., .liiocniukcr, ImIm Nelson. 
 
 .Scott, Arthur, stonecutter, ImIsKKI Yoni^e. i .Scott, Win It., nieliKleon-niaki r, li I'-'.'i Vic- 
 
 .Scott, liaiiii'l, liookki eper, ll 1 Mi! Centre. ; toria. 
 
 .Scett, Mix. Kli/al.ctli, h (lit t^iccii w. SCO'lT k WAl.MSl.KY. (Ilnnh Scott and 
 
 Scott, MiH. Kli/Jiliitii. i. lilvJ .lolin. 
 SCOTT, (iKolJiiK, ({niceries and provisions 
 
 Tlioiiia.s W.iliiiHlcy*. Kcncrnl iiihurancc Ino- 
 k'rN, lire and iiuuinc adjusters, Ontario 
 
 w H Yoii;'e lict Wiliiiiiii and .Scolhird, Town j Hall 
 
 Hall llloik. Yorkville. I .SCOTTISH I'llOVlNclAI- 1,11'K ASSU- 
 
 S.ott, (icoinc, Iproiini-niaker, h r 'J-JS Kli/u- | KANCK CO.Ml'ANY, O. 1,. Maddison, 
 
 III th. i "K""'- 8< "".V. 
 
 .Scott, Ocorge, ciiliinet-nmkir, li 'J'Jl I'ala.e. ! .Scov.ll, t;. oi(,'c, clerk •J.'i king e, li latl Vie- 
 
 .SCOTI" .V tionuil"., (Henry .Scott mid ' toiia. 
 
 iitiiiiiil tioiriel, wliarliiig'iH, Cliiiich st. SCOVILI.K .1. * N. C., (.lohn and Nathan- 
 
 ,vli:,il ' id t'liillcli .Sii.vilIeK ear wheel works. 
 
 .SCOTT, Hr.NUY, tScoit k (ionic), h lOJ ' SCOVII.I.K, .lollN, ^.1. k N. C. .Scoville), 
 
 Pucliess. < lilt <,>lici lis llotv I. 
 
 .SCOT!', nr;;!:, (S.oit k Walmsley), . .SCOYll.LK, N. C., (.1. .V N. C. Scoville), 
 
 inspector Provincial ins. Co., of Canada, | i-ch. Iluilalo. 
 
 h ft Sultan. 
 S.olt, llii(,'h, hiHik keeper VZ Wellingtcn e, 
 
 IhU I.'i liicliliiolid 
 
 Scully, .IoImi. clerk N. K. C., li 17 Oerrard. 
 Scully, .lohn, kiepn Lunatic Asylum, h 117 
 Kol.iii.soii. 
 
 .Scolt, .liiiiicH, employee lleaiil's foHiidiy, ll , .S.ullv, Patrick, ll 17 Oerrard. 
 
 it, Kiniim. " ' Scully, T, chik .Montreal Telej,'i,ipli C.im- 
 
 Scott, .lames, engineer 0. T. 1(., h HO Van- I pmiv, li Mraiit cor Adelaiile. 
 
 „„|,.v. ' Scully, Will., lukei, h IJU K.lward. 
 
 .Srott.", lames, importer of dry goods, 97 i Sea.uar .lohn, agent, l.ds New Dominion 
 
 King e, h .'lO Ciiiltoii. ' Hotel. 
 Scott, .lamcM, l.ilioiei 1 Trinity, h Piont e. 
 
 ,'•■. agriil, Patrick, Imtdutr, h 31(1 .Sum.ieh. 
 Seaiiiij'i, David. lalMinr, li i.M Tenuii jeth. 
 Searle, S.imii.l, litter N.li.C, h 437 Kingw. 
 S. aiN, .Icieiiiiali, (liiiiilil, ll 7 Seatoli, 
 Sci.tli, .lohn, pliiiiil.. r and ga<. litter, h 202 
 
 Cliiii. h. 
 .S.ath, .lidiii, co.il oil, lamps, etc., '.: I (Eileen 
 
 w. 
 Seaton, Wni., paintir, h C. .\nn. 
 .See, .1. T., Ill MO painter, UU ll'." Alice. 
 
 .SCOTT, .1. STI'AKT, M.D, d. ntJM, i'H 
 
 (.•llecn W, ll Mllll.'. (Seeailvt.) 
 
 Scott, .lohn, liii' I.I , ll "JH Diimhis. 
 Scott, .lohn, sill iker, h r '-':t Kli/ahdh. 
 ,><COTT. .lollN «•., li.iniHier, ki., I.xul^i- 
 
 illgK, h Nl Shuler. 
 Kioll, .lohn I'., inilodion maker, h 3h7 
 
 Church. 
 
 Scott, .loiiiithan, h 11 Miigill. • ■ ... , 
 
 Scott, .Joseph, Idk thioilciham k Worts, h I .Seels, .lohn 11., saloon kivjM i, i7 Iviiig w, h 
 
 l!s Little I'loiit. i same. i ,.,« 
 
 Scott, Mis. Maigniet. (wid Adanil, hi aid- i Siltoii, II. P., teacher ot laUMc, li JJO 
 
 ing house. Ill Cuiiideli. Church. 
 
 Scolt, Mrs Maiv. (wi.l Win.), h 1.1 Dumhi.i. .Segai, A. snwy.r >\ . Iluikc 
 Scott, Peter A.', Iiiiildcr and liiinl.. r niei- .Scg.r. Asa 11, tiadiHinai!, h U'J Alls it. 
 
 chant, (ilN Yong... h (i.it Yoiige. SKCSWoUTH, .1., watchniiiker and jcwd- 
 
 Scott, Pelel, s' .he cutter, ll r \S\ Lolliau. | Id, 113 Yollgc, ll same. t.'I'ec idv ) 
 
 Scott, llolierl, salesman )t7 King -, '-Is .'.(> Sigswoith, .lohn, wa^^joii maker r .. Mch- 
 
 Ciiijl,,,, iiioiid w, ll 11 IJnhnioiidw. 
 
 Hiolt, lloUif, Inhorer, li 'Jl Kriii. 1 Siivort, l^.uis, tabmconist, (ii'i guecii w. 
 
:'l 
 
 ai8 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 . I 
 
 Sellers, Charlr^ niuuldpr, h 34 JumcA. 
 SEIiLKRS, CHAS., ^rocry and proTision 
 
 »t»rf, IS (icrrard, li «:inii'. 
 SELWAY, JIATTIIENV, luat niKki-r 24 
 
 Adelaide w, li sume. 
 Seinjilu, Robert, (Mirpentiir h fil ItL-iifrcw. 
 Sur«')ti, John, liihuivr, h r 4ill Kina '•. 
 8ESSI()>«S, JAKKi) \)., (S.-ssiuiw, Turiur 
 
 k Co.), rt'H Mikldfii, Miuts. 
 SESSIOMS, TaHNEll k CO.. (,!anid D. 
 
 Sfa.sioiis, Joliii Tiiiiier niid .liiiurs Coo|K'r), 
 
 wlioli'K.ilc boot mid slioi! iiianiiluctururH 8 
 
 Wi'llington w. 
 SKVKUN, H KN UY.i.iDjt Voikvillc Uiowory, 
 
 Yorkvill.', luirtli (if T.»ll-;{.it', Yoikvillf. 
 HcviTii, Johii, Uouvc of YorkviUt', 1i Yoik- 
 
 villc. 
 Scvi^rii, Mri, li ii s York, Vorkvilli'. 
 HuviTs, Jam 'S, b.iililf, h 25 Isabcllii. 
 Si'wcli, U'lb-rt, b:>i>k kiM'piT, li .liirvia bet 
 
 Wi'lkalcy >iud Ihitlii'lla. 
 Sexton, Mix. Aniiii!, Ii r (lO Duninnr. 
 Sexton, Mm. Mur^ui"! (wid), li S'.t .Vn-i. 
 Sexton, I'iitriik .1., furi'iniin ItciiviT Soda 
 
 WtttiT works, bds n » Hui'liCKin nr Yoii^c. 
 Si-yliold, Clirisli;in, (Jovjili .N. liall it Co.), 
 
 rt'i Montie.il. 
 Sevnioiir, Clark'-, biiiki'maii <1. 'I'. U., h '11 
 
 'iVnmlcy. 
 Seymour, Kdward, laboi.-r, h 41>2 .Vdi-laido \v. 
 Si-ynioiir, Ci'iir^c, li <• h (iwynni; lnl liloor i- 
 
 uiid Little .laivis, Yorkviile. 
 Soynnmr, .lolin, jmrtir, li I'!.') Kin;; \v. 
 S.-yiii'iui-, Wni., portir t!. ']'. 1{. freifjlit dept, 
 
 h liif) Kinj? w. 
 SH.VCK (i i^i)., tob.ido in.imif.iitiiri'rs 84 
 
 and Ntl York. 
 .SIFACK. AltllAIIA.M, (A. Sliaek .<c Co.), h 
 
 'JDl .lurviii. 
 Slinckliton, John, vurni«ber, h 7 Central 
 
 lane. 
 SH.\l)i:.>< IMNTArKANT, Jev.cll A; Tinim.H, 
 
 iM'n|is, -Jl .Melinda and :i;t Kin^ w. 
 SIIaKI'.SI'KAKK ,llitTi;i„ John O'Crady, 
 
 |(rn|i, I'.irk 'or Kiiij{. 
 Shan.i>;lian, .lanie.s, l.ilixrer, h r i)0 Adelaide 
 
 ea.sl. 
 Siiand, Jnin"», porter (i. T. !!. frei;'lit dcjit, 
 
 li ;{.') .M i|)h' la:ie. 
 SHANNI'.SSY, JOHN, prop. " Thu Uoyal 
 
 II Mti',i;iiit" !t Kill ; w, b .svn • 
 Slianklaiid, li'ob.rt, harni'.ss maker, li U90 
 
 Von^'e. 
 Slianklin, earp 'nter.t'id build r, ii S ) .Muiii.il. 
 Siianiy, Kr.ink, C. K. njoverinnent inspector 
 
 of r.iilro.id-t .')i York, li (^iieen'.s TarU, 
 SHANNO.V, JOII.N. pr.ip H-aver Sod.i 
 
 NY.iter works i'Ui Y.)n.{e eor Kaehanan, li 
 
 II H llu'hinm nr Yon.n •. (.S-e alvt). 
 Slunn >n, .Mri. .M.krgaret, bu.ir ling lioiiie 105 
 
 Adehlide e, 
 
 Shannon, Mi .liael, h 77 Wood. 
 Shannon, Uiehar.l, bla'k.siuitli, h ii) Ado- 
 luide Vi. 
 
 SIIAPTEIl, JOHN T., dniggist, tc, 78 
 
 Yongi, h 3.3 Carlton. 
 Sharkut, Patrick, Hwitclinian G.T.K., bds 78 
 
 (.'olborup. 
 Sharp, (rnorge, plo-stcrcr, h 5 Henfrew. 
 Slmr|K', (}eori{e, rt,ili'.snian, li 31 Tcnnieranoo. 
 Sbarpe, .F. \V., law fitudeiit Calt & ilouder- 
 
 8on, bd.s 18 Magill. 
 Sharpe, Wm., h 12 Maithnd. 
 Sharpe, \Vm., carpentur, h 70 Charles. 
 Sbarpley, litMijanuii, baby's uarriago manu- 
 factory, i!l(i YunKe, li winie. 
 Shiver, Kli H., (Shaver i ILdl), h 177 Par- 
 liament. 
 SIIAVKU .t nVA.U (Kli H. Shav.^r A Tho«. 
 
 Jlidb, dry;{iiods, idothin^', boots and shot's, 
 
 St. Liwreiiii; Hall, Kin^t.'. 
 SHAW, ALKX., lending library, 29 Kinge, 
 
 li siiuie. 
 Sliaw, Alcv., brooni-inakcr, bds e h Centre 
 
 nr Kim. 
 Shaw, -Andrew, Halesuian Shaver A: Hell, h 
 
 13.'. Centre. 
 Shaw, ,\rihiliald, moulder, bds Kl lloulton. 
 Shaw, .Mrs. Charbilte, (wid John), h 49 
 
 (.Jueen e. 
 Shaw, C'larles, book kei'i cr, h 272 Jnrvi.s. 
 Shaw, David, bookkeeptr Id Wellington p, 
 
 il 30 \Veliin;;ton W. 
 Sbav,, D.iu'an, clerk Can.ida Kand and Km- 
 
 i,.^ralion Co., h Oakhill nr Trinity College. 
 SHAW, Dl'.NCAN K, (Shaw A: Heaj.), h -16 
 
 I'riii'vKs. 
 Shaw, Miss Klizabeth, neanistrcs.s, bds 74 
 
 Ti-raiib y. 
 Sliaw, !•;. ('., K desman, bd i 13.'i Yonge. 
 Sii.iw, !''ridi-ri<'k c., .salesm.in J. A. Sini- 
 
 nier!", bd.i 4nl King e. 
 Shaw, (b'.irge, Imilibr, h 20 Na3.s;in. 
 Shaw, (ieorge .\., mail agent tr.T.ll., h 21 
 
 Denison uve. 
 Sliaw, (i.orge K'linunil,ilivinity student, bds 
 
 30 J Kinge. 
 .Shaw, Hugh, lithogr.ipliit! appreiitiet! 17 <fe 
 
 19 Kin>, e, lids 2S Yietoria. 
 Shaw, Jaiu's, assistant culle.'tor inlanrl rev- 
 enue, h 311 Wellliigion w. 
 SHAW, JdllN, (1,'mn Sh.iw & Co.), h 10 
 
 Wllliilgtoll e. 
 
 Sliiw, .lolin, Ktuilent at law, 4 Ontario Hall. 
 
 h "JO Na.s.s,iii. 
 Siiaw, .lolm, h 101 King e. 
 Sliaw, .loll, I I'., 8alis;:iai., bili40l Kinge. 
 Shaw, Jn'iii \V., clerk Division Court, bds 
 
 llritaiinii Hoti I. 
 Shaw, .Mrs., h 13.') Cenliv. 
 SHAW, .M»IIN .t Co., whidc.salc dry goods 
 
 Id W(.llingtii:i c. 
 •Huaw, TlioMi IS, clerk, h rt2 North. 
 SInw, Wm., d-rk 21 k 2:1 King e, h ,M 
 
 Queen 0. 
 Shaw NYni., waiter, h 22 Munime'-. 
 Sliiw, Win. (iudlr./, . Icrk, bd.s 301 King 
 
 e.ut. 
 
 ^^^^^^.^ 
 
 m 
 
TOKONTO CITY DIllECTORY. 
 
 $1^ 
 
 ., dniggist, tc, 78 
 
 hinan G.T.K., bOs 73 
 
 r, h 5 Itt'iifcew. 
 
 ail, li 31 TfiinH>ran(;(>. 
 
 dent (ialt & Iluiuler- 
 
 itb.n<l. 
 
 I, h 70 Charles. 
 
 alty'.i uarriago luniiu- 
 
 li !<aiiie. 
 
 r i Boll), h 177 Par- 
 
 <:H n. Shaver & Tho^. 
 hiuH, l>i)ol.saiiil shoes, 
 Kill;; L>. 
 ng library, 29 Kiiige, 
 
 lakcr, liila e h Centn' 
 
 lan Slmver k Bell, li 
 
 hler, )>ds 01 Bmiltoii. 
 ■, (wi.l JoIiii>, , li 4i) 
 
 ei'i cr, li 272 .larvin. 
 lur ll> WelliiigtDii e, 
 
 'aiMili Land ainl Km- 
 
 till iir 'I'riiiity (.'<)lleg«. 
 
 (Shaw A: !luij>), ii ■16 
 
 I, 8eainstrona, luls 74 
 
 , lid i l.'J.'i Vdllge. 
 
 «ale.sin.m J. A. Sim- 
 
 , h 20 Xussiin. 
 
 il agent <}.T. II., li 21 
 
 .ilivinily student, Ms 
 
 )diii: apjirentiei! 17 & 
 
 ii'toria. 
 
 I eolle.tiir iiilaiiil ri'V- 
 
 ull w. 
 
 1 Sli.iw k Co.), il 10 
 
 t law, i Ontario Hall. 
 
 ing e. 
 
 a.., ImIsJOI Ki!i'.,'e. 
 
 I division t'ourt, lids 
 
 itre. 
 
 , wlHde>a!e dry goiilt 
 
 h tlJ North. 
 k •.';! Kin.:,' e, h r.l 
 
 12 l)lllllllie''. 
 
 ei'A, li.l.t aoi King 
 
 Shaw, Wm. 0., clerk J. A. Simmers, bd« 1 
 401 King e. i 
 
 Shaw, Wm. .1., (Shaw k Campbell), h 62 • 
 Elm, w. I 
 
 Shaw & Campbidl, (W. J. Shaw k E. J. ! 
 Camjibcll), whole.sale and reUiil grooci-s 1 
 ia6 Yonge. I 
 
 8I1AW & llEAP. (1). R. Shaw k Hiehard j 
 lleuii), ale and porter vaiilt.s, U Adelaide. I 
 
 Shay, rutriek, lab<)rer, h e s Jluria nr Queen ; 
 west. j 
 
 Slien, Dennis, laborer, li r 93 Stanley. | 
 
 Shea, .lanie.s, laborer, 518 Ad<!laide w. ] 
 
 Shea, John, .1. \\, h 10ft Seaton. ! 
 
 Shea, .lohn. laborer, h Kou^jli Cast Uow, 260 ! 
 I'alai'e. 1 
 
 Shea, .lohn, laborer, lill3 Nelson. i 
 
 Shea, Miehael, laborer, li I'Jl .lohn. 
 
 Shea, I'atriek, engine diiverO.T. It., h Port- 
 land, bet Little Uiclinionil and Queen. 
 
 Shea, Hobert, laborer, hill Pine e. 
 
 Shea, Thomas, lab(jrer, li Pine. 
 
 Sheard, .Joseph, arehiteet I'Jo Yonge, h 12 
 Magill. 
 
 Shearer, .lames II., salesman \. l{. lleMas- 
 trr k Co., bds .'il Que.'ii e. 
 
 Slie.irn, Kilward, signal man C.T.I!., h 399 
 Little lUehinond. 
 
 Shears, Clifton, ledger keeper City Bank, 
 
 bds lio.Hsili House. 
 
 SllKAH.S, (!. P., leasee and manager Rossin 
 
 llmise, York eor King. 
 SIIKKDKN, .lOlIN, (.1. Shedden ,t Co.), 
 
 h >'<M' Ib'oek and Kin:;. 
 SIILDDKN', .lOIIN & Co., eirtage agents 
 
 (J, T. K. and <i. T. Elevator, 42 Front e. 
 Shedwooil, Wm., laborer, h ti'J North Park. 
 Sheedy, I'atriik, jMirtir .\. K. Al iM aster .t 
 
 Uri", h 02 Power. 
 Sheedy, Patriek, laliorer, li iO Nelson. 
 Sheehaii, Hanii-I, laborer, li S8 Chiiivli. 
 Sheihan, .b'leniiali, s.iiior, li 47 ."Stanley. 
 Sheelian, Patrii'k, lalioier, h hS Houlton. 
 .Slieehaii, Philip, deteetive, No. 1 puHi e 
 
 station, h ('S ,S:iyer. 
 Sheelian, Thomas, lalioier, h r 7 Mi .Malioii. 
 Sheelian, Tlionm.s, laborer, h 2S Stanley. 
 Sheehy, Daniel, engine driver N. i{. C., li 
 
 41, "l QlK'ell w. 
 
 Sliiil, Mrs. .\nii, li li'l llirhmond e. 
 SHKIL, C. J. MAilKI!, eleik, lids 53 Yie- 
 
 toiia. 
 Slieil.s, ,Iames, laborer, h 7;i Agiv-s. 
 Sheil, Miili.;el, teainsti i A. Taylor. 
 Sheldon, ••ajiies, eondiietor (i.T.I!., h lll.'i 
 
 Peter. 
 Shell, !•',., boot and bhoemaker, t'O Church, 
 
 Il same. 
 Shelle) r, Pieliaid, jiorter, il I'.li/abetli 
 
 ror l{iif,i'r!iiiiii. 
 Shelley, .lohn, blaeksmith. bds '.i7 Klizabeth. 
 Shephaid, .lohn, elerk l!:iiik Miitish North 
 
 Aliieriea, bils 'JOS Chnicll. 
 Sheiijiard, C,, dry goods, 2jri Yonge, li,s.nnc. 
 
 Sheppard, George, tcamater, h n » Beverley, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Shejipnrd, James, prop Northern Hotel, 82 
 
 Colboriie. 
 Shepiierd, Jame.s, assistant yardaman 
 
 (i.W.lJ. 
 Sheppard, John, briekyard n s Beverley, 
 
 Yorkville, h same. 
 Sheppard, John, shoemaker, bds 76 Louisa. 
 Sheppard, .lohn, shoemaker, h 4!) .Maple lane. 
 Shepimrd, John, laborer, h 397 Atluluide w. 
 Sliepi>ard, Joseph, laborer, h 4.'i Maple lane. 
 Shejipanl, Jo.seph A., elerk C.W.lt., bda 
 
 ^le(ialln's Hotel. 
 Shejipard, Josejili A., C>. \Y. H. freight ollice, 
 
 ^ olige street station, h M Melindu. 
 Sheppanl, Miss Marv, li Walttm. 
 SllKl'PAliD, MATTHEW, prop York 
 
 Hotel, G48 Yonge, h same. 
 Sheppard, ilatthew, teamster, bds 82 Col- 
 borne. 
 Shep[iard, Peter, laborer, h 3.'> Straehan. 
 Sheppard, U., marble cutter, 171 Queen w, 
 
 h \r,i Hathiiist. 
 Sheppard, Win., iiuiil elerk C.T. P., h 108 
 
 Caroline. 
 Slie|ip.iid, Will. II. , marble eutter, 173 
 
 (^•lleeii \v, li same. 
 Sheiidan, Alex., engineer, h 199 (Jueon e. 
 Sheridan, Iluinpliiey, shoemaker, li 9S 
 Itisliop. 
 ! Sheiidan, .Mis. Margaret, (wid Patriek), h 
 
 42 Duninier. 
 
 , Slierley, James, laborer, h lOti North Park. 
 
 1 iSherloik, Ibibi'rt, eiiretaker of Toronto 
 
 j Skating Club IJink, li Yonge w s opp 
 
 Isabella. 
 
 Slierlow, Wm., ja'-kerl''.. Harris, li 100 North 
 
 Park. 
 Shenork, James, employee (i.T. H., bds £6 
 
 C.ioideli. 
 !>herwood, (leorge, eh ik Charles .Moore k 
 Co., Il 110 Adelaiile w. 
 
 Sherwood, L. P., Toronto Customs, li 140 
 
 Ailehiide w. 
 S1IKW.\N, .MAC.NPS, boks, stationery 
 
 and f.iiny goc>ds, 1 mid 3 St. Lawrenett 
 
 Areade, li 10 Dalhoiisie. 
 Shewiin, Magnus, h 143 Jnrvi.s. 
 Shields, Cieorge W'tst, printer Tclrgniph 
 
 olliee, Il 17 .M''Maholi. 
 SlIIKI.It.S JAMES, (Dodgson, Shields* 
 
 C 1. ), Il 1 Tiiiipeninee. 
 .'Shields, .lanich, blacksmith, li 334 Little 
 
 Itii liiiioiid. 
 Shields, patriek, l.nboror, h 282 Queen w. 
 Shields, Will. H., printer Tdeijrnph, bds 63 
 
 (,'iiein e. 
 Shier, Edward, book-keeper, bds 3 Walton. 
 Shieis, E. S., book-keeper, lids Ann. 
 Shine, Will., laborer, h 19 Milinda. 
 Shiji, Mis. Jane, (wi<l .loseph), h 7 Centre. 
 Shiplev, .'l.iitin, (Tiivlo.- k Shipley), hda 
 
 Albion Ilotvl. 
 
Hi 
 
 '■ 
 
 " 
 
 320 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. 8 
 
 Shipway, Chiui., grocer, 203 Yongp, h «ime. 
 Sholl, (.'liarles, protliuf and roiiiiiiiuioii 
 
 inprchnnt, Fjist Mnrk«t. h 274Jarviii. 
 Sholl, Joneitli, liiborpr, h 24 Atuli'inon's lane. 
 ShoiTfMik, Jamed, tin-man O. T. U., IkU 
 
 Ciinulen nr Hidt k. 
 aiiort, .1 limes tcHiiiNter, li 5 DnrJiriw. 
 Short, MiH. Miiiy, (wi<l Wm.), h 9 Dmlipss. 
 Short, Mm. Mary Anne, jnop. Wlu-at Sheaf 
 
 Inn, 537 King w oor HathurHt. 
 Shortiss, Ktlwiini, collfctor market fees, h 60 
 
 (iCTiinl. 
 SHOl'TISS, THOMAS, gpnuml broker, 32 
 
 Kxchanxi' hl^a, h 2.! John. 
 Shortly, Mix Annie, groar, 12U AtU'laidi' w, 
 
 h same. 
 Shortly, r'onjamin, foreman saddler, btU 10 
 
 ICiclimond ( . 
 Shufer, H., laborer Itolling Mills. 
 Sh'tter, Joseph, gardener, h I>uiidaN. 
 Shiiter, .losepli, ciirpenter, h r |(il Kint? e. 
 Shnttlewoith, Kdward B., ehemint. h S'iolet 
 
 ("oM'ige, ror I'avliiinieiit and Queen. 
 Sililpi...l. Miss Kannv, h i Magill. 
 SIHBIT, MK.>. MARY, (wid Hugh), gio- 
 
 eerii'S and iiiovisioiiM, 200 <,>ueen w. 
 SICIIKL, SlNK'N. niHUager K. * .S. N'ord- 
 
 heinier, 15 King e, biU Itousin HouHe. 
 Siddell, Wm.. inaehinint (!. T. It , h 18» 
 
 Vietiiria. 
 Sidey, Wm., (1». Cowan Si C«M. '«b 108 
 
 Mutual. 
 Sieber, Andrew, h 22n Adelaide w. 
 Siebe;t, Louis, to'iaeeonist "V'i <^>n<'(>n w, h 
 
 Ha me. 
 Si'xgins, Mrs. Sarah, li 1!'.7 Victoria. 
 SiikNtoiie, .loseph, titler, bdx 2 Camden. 
 Sillen, ,I(din, manager Ontario whaif, li.lohn. 
 Silamer, .lolin, liremtn I'arliainent BIgA, h 
 
 same. 
 Silva.s, M. , harness maker 2.'i3 King e, h sanu', 
 Silva.s, I'efer, photogiapher W. O'i'onnor. 
 Si!v.'r, .Mrs. Ann, (wi I .lolm), h l:J7 Sayer, 
 Silverthoiin', .Mrs, l.oui.sa, (wid (!eor|,'ii, 
 
 straw milliner, h w s Itiver bet O.ik an! 
 
 Beech. 
 Simmington, .'ijhn, block mak'-r, h r 12 
 
 Chunh. 
 Simkins, Klisha, enijineer (Jooderlmm 4: 
 
 WortH, li Little l-'ront nr Trinity. 
 SJMMKltS. .1. A., wed-umin and (lorist ror 
 
 t-'rintand Went Market Sii., h 17 Crubk- 
 
 nhnuk. 
 rimmonds, Mrs. Clam, 'ry goods Yongo nr 
 
 .larvii< Yorkvdle, b ame. 
 .'•'! imoi s, .Jeorge, iabiin'r, h 50 Kim w. 
 Fi.nrMfuiH, Hugh, imriner, h 11 Ht. Pntriek 
 
 SijUiire. 
 Mirir\on'<. Ceorge, i »ok Terrapin. 
 ."■i'M;- on, Mir .\nua, (wi<l jtithardi, h 28 
 
 Uermrd w 
 .♦; ,iTW'<n, Mr. KInmer, (wid Allan), h 45 
 
 F.l)Z.HMt|t- 
 Kin>|«on, I)., tuincr, U, T. I{. 
 
 Simpson, David, machinist, h 28 Charln. 
 Simpson, K. O.. shoemaker, h 17 Centre. 
 Simpson, Gcorg<>, grtx-eries and proTlsions 60 
 
 and 62 Cherry, n same. 
 Simpson, George, salesman J. V^ Smith, h 
 
 146 George. 
 Simpson, James, bar-tender Monkhouse Ho- 
 tel 172 Kinge. 
 Sim|>8on, .lohn, salesnn»n, bds .'15 WikxI. 
 SIMPSON, JOSKPH. j)rop Toronto knitting 
 
 and yarn factory U8 Front e, h h2 Ik ;. 
 Simpson, Holwrt, fc.ilor, h r 7v! ! neheHs. 
 Simpson, Ihomns, prop. Old I intryman's 
 
 Home 124 York. 
 Simivion,Wm., book-kee|)erC. 1*. UeidAiCo., 
 
 b.jM lbmch<''H Hotel. 
 Simpson, Wm.. carpenter, l>i;!» 166 Mutual. 
 Sill psou, \Vm., jun., brieki ••^':«r, h 96 
 
 .South I'lirk 
 Siiup.s(ui, Wm , insjieetftr TkxuV "i' Toronto, 
 
 h 2!t Mercer. 
 Sim.s, Samuel, shoenmstir, h i?* I'l'iity. 
 Sinclair, Andie'v, huinsfi'i )'<":-.', v i\ Centre, 
 Sincl.iir, Kramis c,. {,f j, K. (1. Sinclair), 
 
 bds llaM^Mtt k Ke(d>ie » I? 'VJl. 
 Sinclair, i e,Mge, kbrii I,, i, DenisoJi Av. 
 .Sinclair, >lcorge, g't-'ccr, , i)' Lundey. 
 Sinc!f.ir, Hugh, n- . »(»g l(;i<tW' "I. 'L ('., 
 
 h Kil '.{iclnno;:-! .v. 
 Siniluir, .1 <■< F. • i., (.Ii in» <i FraneLsOw.), 
 
 gio.-ers, wine and spiiht njendianN 12 
 
 Palace, 
 i i"elair, .lauics, (.1. k F. ('. Sini laic, h 70 
 
 \erbourne. 
 **'v.claii, .lames, cuttc' 1(5 Ki;g e, h r .'i8 
 
 Teraulcy. 
 Siiiciair, .lames, cutter, h r 6;' Louisa. 
 Sinclair, Mrs. .lane, iwid .laiii.'i), IsIs 74 
 
 Loui.ia. 
 SIN'CLAIlt, .loll N, gU-ss and eart'.cnwuir 
 
 '_' l.'i Voiigc, h same. 
 Simlair, Mailiii, h I'l .'.delaide w. 
 Sinclair, Wiu., car|M'iit r, h l.> Haytcr. 
 Singleton, .lohn, painter, li tlO^ libbmond w. 
 .'^iiioii, .biliii, lab(/iei, It 101 lloulton. 
 .sint/micli, (barbs, agent, h ;W .Magill. 
 Simian, Wm., laUu-ei, b ;i,1 Ocnrge. 
 Sissoii, Zelwdiah, cir n w s HHyd^ii and 
 
 Church, 
 Sivcr, John, iMMit-eutter, b 7 St. Patricks 
 
 Market Sij. 
 Sive., Win., porter G. T, It., h 220 Saver. 
 Skaitb. .Mrs., iwid J(din), h r 38 Carlton. 
 Skaitb, Mrs. I'luibc, groceries, cor Wood 
 
 and Yoiige. 
 Skcit -n, .Samuel, tnillic clerk N.li.l ., h l.'iU 
 
 lli< hinoiid w. 
 Skiiimr, Colin, eai|ieiitcr, h 50 Cniiikshaiik. 
 Skinmr, <'>din, solesman, bds 4i! Ciuick- 
 
 siiank. 
 Skinner, Henrv, deputy sbciiil' b JHivisbct. 
 
 Wclhsley aiid is. bell,. 
 Skinner, .lumes, carpenter, b 16|i Vii tori.i. 
 tijliunei, .Miss, ladicH' « I |, b •,^2GermrU. 
 
 
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 »ss mill tMit'i'iivvini' 
 
 r, li 7 Si. I'ntrirk'H 
 
 li'tk NM!.( ., h 159 
 
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 Attorneyet Law, Solicitor in Ohan jry, &o. 
 
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TOUONTO CITY DIKECTOKY. 
 
 321 
 
 lAGE. 
 
 8. 
 
 •y tlie LiceniHMl Vic 
 lid cirriilttes anioii^' 
 ituuninta, Bn-wi-rH, 
 
 ■lid OpiirmlMtbrts- 
 ! KaniilieM. It iiIm) 
 
 iig it the very In-n( 
 
 SIX MONTHS. 
 
 fl.c of 
 
 B CO., 
 
 prllNliig agentN. 
 
 MAI*, 
 
 cHUECfi an 
 
 I'.m tilt i< ii! •' y- •: I 
 'ml !iu.! !!..; ' I 
 
 PriMlinK, a 
 
 ' iiitim |«l<l 
 
 Skmnrr, Ktifu*, Rrocrr, Itll YoiiKe, h Mine 
 8kii.ner, Wni., caTpciiter, li 16* nathunit. 
 8kip])oii, TlioruttJi, curp- ntcr, h 04 Kilwunl. 
 Skranv, Win. varniilu-r, h 09 LouIm. 
 Slack, F«rgua, UlK>rcr, 121 ElkZul>eth. 
 Hlmk, John F.,, hakrr 153 KiiiKW. 
 sink. Mm., (will), h ii ■ SyK'riiiaiii, York- 
 
 villi'. 
 Slant', Thontflii, hoarding-houiw', 25 Dtichcsx. 
 Slater, ifattlu'w, MleRinaii 07 Kiiig r, li k s 
 
 Ma^'ill r. of I'inirch. 
 flatter, JaniM, limkcr DSO VonR'-, h m nic 
 Slt-vii, John, carttT, h 00 Ii<iuisn. 
 Slettli, PiiviJ, Sinr., jirintor Lfnder olliir, 
 
 h \'l Uit'linioixl w. 
 Hlccth, Dufiil, Junr., \mnXer Ijtiuter it\\\'v, 
 
 h 1:J1 T.'rim ;.•>•. 
 Sleiuin, (JharlcM, h S.S Oak. 
 Sleniin, JoHrph, rlcrk 03 Kin;; p, ImIa 25 
 
 Duke. 
 Sliinn, .lftim'.H A., grocer 105 ami 107 Qucun w. 
 Sloiin, Janios A., clerk, h 10 UrrerlfV. 
 Sloan, John, saleoniaa I*. (). Close, ImN 101 
 
 Bt'ech. 
 Sloan, Thoiniui, lxl.5 19 Beverley. 
 Sloaiie, John, carter, h 'i6\i f^iiepn w. 
 Slonne, Wni. T., n.nil elcrk ai>l>f, h 155 
 
 Klizalu'th. 
 SloffUPtf, Wni., Iilneksniith, h I'JO V'linaiilev. 
 SMmll, Alex. W., iNirter, 18 IJolliorne, h OS 
 
 Trinity. 
 Small, Mm. F.lizalHfh, h 111 Parlinniont. 
 Hinall, Herkeley (S. Ms 14 Shutei. 
 Small, ('hurley, ('., h H Ontitrine. 
 Small, Kilwiiril, ear|M'nter, h r 8 Power. 
 SiniiU, Janiex, truvellin;{ aK<^iit, h 107 Slirr- 
 
 ImiIHIH'. 
 
 .Small, .liihii.. Hen. elerk <'t. yiieeii'it Henoli, 
 
 OnKoixle Hall, li Kiliffv iir llerkeley. 
 Small, .lohn, lalM)rer, li w n Dnlarin nr 
 
 lltniilaN. 
 Small, .(iihii, 1 iir|M'))ter, li r S I'ower. 
 SMAI,!,. JOHN T., M.I>., M.U.C.S. Knj,'., 
 
 li 144 Sim.iw. 
 Small, W. H, N.ilrMni.-xn Molfutt, Mumiv A( 
 
 iWattie, h Sertoli. 
 Sniall|hii'e, Henry, H^uMler 58 Nelnon, h 52 
 
 liuilielln. 
 Sniiill|M'iee, Wi\i., Halenntau 01 Kiuj{ e, h 
 
 ls.ilH'lla. 
 Smallwooil, Miss ('. V., Imir-ilrennri y" 
 
 Queen w, li lame. 
 >Sniall\\'iu>i|, Mr*. Margaret, ^wiil Joaeph), li 
 
 21 It H»V>t. 
 HniiUhvootl, 'I'. \V. v., Feili'inl •uwtilinn 
 
 workt. 10 ltiehn\nnil e, h sitnie. 
 Sniitllwooil, Thom.iK, Kuw-iihar[M'uer, 0*4 
 
 t.'U' I u w, h t>ain<'. 
 Smart, All>ert, kuKiinan 24 Kiii^' e, li 3t 
 
 Hit hmund e. 
 Sniart, John, lmir«lreiw«r 28.J King w, h 71 
 
 Queen \\. 
 Sni'iit, John, eonJnctov N, U.C, h 80 St. 
 
 putriek. 
 
 21 
 
 Ann, (will Jotepli), h 85 
 
 SMART, \VM. L., (Cameron k Smnrt), h 
 
 William, Yorkville. 
 Smeale, (Jeorge, bookbinder Brown Bit>thcr*, 
 
 h 154 Vietoria. 
 Smeatnn, Thoma*. elerk F. k E. (Uinthcr, 
 
 ImU 51 Kiehmonil e. 
 S mill lev, Mr», 
 
 Bie^h. 
 Snieilley, Jo.H«'pli, (Smcilley k Sutherland), h 
 
 ror Beech mid Parliament 
 Sinedley & Sutherland, (.limeph Snjedley and 
 
 John Sutherland), iiackingbox inauufiu-- 
 
 turers, 55 Hiilimond e. 
 Smell. (Jeorge, biK.kliinder, h 124 VietorU. 
 Smellie, JamcH, clerk Adam Hoi>c&Ci)., bdi 
 
 an Mutual. 
 Smellie, Win., Halcuman 1'. (5. Cliwe, h tJO 
 
 Palace, 
 .imidth^mer, William, Htonecutter, IhIs 98 
 
 Agnes. 
 Jjmillic, David, detecti'e, h .TS Walton. 
 S.MITH, A. M., director Koyal Cuiiadian 
 
 Bank, h lor Pe- I'-roke iiud (ierrard. 
 Smith. A. W.. ' iiian, iKUnecor Church 
 
 and .Mexani' 
 Smith, All .., brush maiufiuturer, 54 Dun- 
 * das, li name. 
 
 Smith, Alex.. luKirer. h 'i.S Renfrew. 
 Smith, Alex., jun., confectioner at 2rt4 
 
 Yonge. ImIh 2it4 Yonge. 
 Smith, .Mex., laborer, 27 Andemon'H lane. 
 Smith, Alfred, carpenter, ImIs H.'JO Queen w. 
 SMITH, ANOKKW, veterinary aurgeon, 
 
 ollii'c and italdes ;t7 Temin-rance nr Bay, 
 
 h H7 Tem|M'nince. 
 Smith, Andrew, harness and trunk inaiiu- 
 
 f.icturer, 550 Queen w. h same. 
 Smith, .Mrs. Ann, (wid Wm. li.), Ijoarding- 
 
 house. 48 Terauley. 
 Smith, .Mrs. ,\nn, h >* s .Vlexunder e of 
 
 < 'hurdi. 
 Smith, Charles P., salesman, h s e cor 
 
 Churcli and .\lexaniler. 
 SMITH, CH AKI.KST., (Noverre «i Smith), 
 
 h :>! King e. 
 Smith, Charli'f. larpeuter, h r 122 Duke, 
 Smith, Charle<, L.^iorer. h r 211 P.ihice. 
 Smith, C|i:uirs. Iiuilder, li«v Saver. 
 Smith, Chailes, clerk .lull M.icJonald & 
 
 Co., Ills Hayfer. 
 Smith, I'll. IS., shocinaknr, h i'A Avenue lune. 
 SMII'll, DAVID. (How.ird, Smith k Co.), 
 
 ri s Montreal. 
 Smith, David, numhler .Solm Foundry. 
 Suiith. David. N.iddler. h 12 Bishop. 
 Smith, D.ivid, engineer at gai.l, h tU n Park. 
 Smith, D. F.. law ntudent Cameron k Me- 
 
 Mi.ll.lel 
 
 SMITH, \y ^V . prop. Toronto Dye Works, 
 
 75 King w. h same. 
 Smith. F.dmund, lalmrer, h 1^4^ Centre. 
 Smith, F.dw.ird, laliorer, h 51 Cherry. 
 Smith, Edwin, hotel pro|i. 15G Kiu(; w, h 
 
 same. 
 
 1 
 
 i '- t 
 
 i 
 
! i. 
 
 
 i. 
 
 n ' t. hifi 
 
 '322 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 SMITH EP.nKRT A., (Thompson, Smith 
 
 k Hon), ImI* Que<*n'a tlutnl. 
 Hiuitli, Klias, lioanling hoUM 138 Votk. 
 Smith, Miiia KI1<n, h II Maitlumi. 
 Hiiiith, Mra. KlizaWtii, (wid JauicN), h 31 
 
 Oarrinon. 
 SMITH FKANK, (Frank Smith ti Vo.), h 
 
 243 .larviK. 
 SMITH, KUANK& CO., (Frank Smith & 
 
 Thomai Wilson), wholtvulr ({lucrra ami 
 
 liqnor merchant* 77 Front, aIho Dnndus 
 
 strivt l.onii(in, Unt. 
 Smith, Frank, h 530 Yongt-. 
 Smith, Fri-d. H., clerk, h 34 Alice. 
 Smith, (Jeorgi-, (Smiths Wellii), h 264Y<)ng<'. 
 Smith, (JiKirge, ithiHtcrer, ImIs '2M iiwvvxi w. 
 Smitli, (ieurgi-, milkman, h \'2\ (jucin e. 
 Smith, (ieorge, )>ari>fr, 134 King \v, h mhip. 
 Smith, Mrii. Crace, (wid Hidiunl), h 3i» 
 
 NoMnn. 
 Smith Honry, groc-r, 342 Adelaide w, i-or 
 
 Hrunt. 
 Smith, Henry, moulder, hea College, York- 
 
 villi'. 
 
 Smith Henry, jiiirker «nd grocer llrvre. Mi- 
 
 Murrirh k Cn., Adi'luidi; ror l(i-ant, h 
 
 Hiinir. 
 Smith, Henry, IxMik kce|Hr, h 42 l>iin. 
 Sui'tli, Henry, jwinter TM Vnngr, h (wnie. 
 Hk 1 h, Henry, Hulc.ituan, Itohurt Wilkua, h 
 
 'i Wellington w. 
 SMITH, \i. T., iiluniliir and ninnufactunr 
 
 of Moila water and suda watiT a|)|mrutiiH, 
 
 ft5 (.Inieu w, h Knini'. (See advl.) 
 Smith, .1., agent, h !1'J7 Yonge. 
 Hniith, .liii oil, roo|ier, h M SiMith I'ark. 
 Sndth, .lame.H, unhitect, 11 King w, h 2'J 
 
 (iniiville. 
 Smith, JaniiN, enr|Hiit> i U.Till.t It King w, 
 
 iMir Terliniseth. 
 Smith Janieji, joiner, lids 2<lrt Queen w. 
 Smith, .lames, lalmrer, h 3 lUii'hi'a.H. 
 Smith, ■lami-K, tianhtter, h 4'J Magill. 
 Smitli, .liiims, Hute-maker J. & .1, Taylm, 
 
 IiiIa Sumai'h. 
 SMITH, JAMKS, refreshment aaloon Union 
 
 Statmn, foot of York. 
 Smith, JumeH, jr., de|i. harbor muati-r, h 111 
 
 Miiti>:d. 
 Snii'.ii, J. A., h 50 Oerrard w. 
 SMITH, .lAMF.S |),, (Dick.son, Crawford 
 
 k Smith), li 15 Wnoil. 
 Smith, J. H., lumber yai-il and |daniiig mill 
 
 Kniilanade nr Buv, li Front. 
 SMITH, .1. K., (.1. K. .Smith i Co.), MAVOU 
 
 ("ITY OF TOKON Tt), h Wellcsliy Hall, 
 
 Wellealer. 
 SMITH, .). K. k CO., V ' oI...wle grcMTM, 
 
 wiiicM ami lii|uorN, ugentM lm|)eriid Fire 
 
 hmuranre Co. , Knglaiid, iu.il Cityof Glas- 
 gow Life AKHuranre Co., n Church cor 
 
 Colborni'. 
 SMITH. .IAMK.S, F.,Jii.,i,Moiri*4 8mith), 
 
 h 76 Bay. 
 
 Smith. James F., h 76 Bay. 
 
 Smith, Jamea I,amond, land superintendent 
 
 Bank Unix^r Canada, h 244 Terauky. 
 Smith, John, Ontario lioot and shoe store 
 
 123 Yonge, h same. 
 Smith, John, car|M-nter, h 289 (jue«-n e. 
 Smith, John, cooiwr, h 58 Cherrj-. 
 Smith, John, sail-maker JameH Adams, h 
 
 Univeraity. 
 Smith, John, Hhorniaker, bd* 08 Klizabith. 
 Smith, John, tobacco-worker, h 17«> Centre. 
 SMITH, JOHN, (late Smith k Arthun), h 
 
 31 IsaUdla. 
 Smith, John Attley, h 60 Uemrd. 
 Smith, John IL, lumbei nien-hant, |i1aning 
 
 mill, kr. Front w nr Hay, h same. 
 Smith, John C., clerk, h 31 lsal>ella. 
 Smith, John K., M.))., otHce and res l!'4 
 
 King w. 
 Smith, John K. D., i-lerk and lawk-ketper 
 
 BurMir's ollice, h Charles. 
 Smith, John Shnter, clerk executi»e council 
 Smith, John Thomas, h cor Church and 
 
 Alexander. 
 Smith, John W., engineer Mrtrojiolitnu W. 
 
 W., h in engine hoiwe. Front w. 
 Smith, JoMe|il:, rariM'Uter, h 42 Tcrauley. 
 Smith, Jo8c|ih, iMittern-makir N. K. C. 
 Smith, Josi'|ih T. , ditiggiitt's aiL^igtant, lid.H 
 
 TrniiM-rantc w of Yonge. 
 SMITH. LAUHATT \V., U.C.L, (Smith* 
 
 \Yood), commissioner fur taking atlidurit.i 
 
 in Oniario for I'rovince of l^., h Sunimer- 
 
 ville, Yoiigc, n of Toll (late. 
 Smith, M. J., cuntakcr Attorney (Icniralu 
 
 ollirc, h (iovi-rnnirnt bigs' nlhce. 
 Smith, Ml*. Margaret, (wid l.rf»»nucr), U 18 
 
 Agues. 
 Smith, Mrs. Margaret, Io«lgtng-h"U»<' 45 
 
 Stanley. 
 Smith, Mrs. Martha, (widow), h 240 l.nmhy. 
 Smith, Midincl, lalxirer, h 3C l»ouro. 
 Smith, Mrs. , h 192 Centre. 
 Smith. Oliver, riding maiitcr (intuds it>y»l 
 
 aiuilemv, n s NYellington W, 
 Smith, I'atiii'k, lamidighler, h 112 NeUm. 
 Smith. Patrick, carter, u IS l>iinun<r. 
 Kmith, Patrick, lalHirer. h y,\\ NoilU Paik 
 Smith, P., h 151 Vanaulev. 
 Smith, liiilmrd. pro)i Hln>ksmith's Amu 
 
 Hotil, 440 (,»iiien vv. 
 Smith, Hichanl, salesman Wm. Strachan, 
 
 Ixls I lit Jarvi*. 
 Smith, Hubert, sen., finiither Toronto ilye 
 
 works, h 8!» iloultun. i^ ' 
 
 Smith, Hol'crt, juii., manager Ton>nto dyi 
 
 works, li 15H ijiiii'u » 
 Smith, liiiliert, laintir, \hU 12W Agnt-s. 
 Smith, Itobert. bo<ik-kee|ii-r \Vm .Strachan 
 
 & Co., bds 22 NVellington w. 
 Smith, Kobert, oinduitor stn-et railway, 
 
 h n K William, Yorkville. 
 Smith, Uoltvrt, Ltbonr, h u s Ho|« nr Dun- 
 das. 
 
lUy. 
 
 I, laud ■uprrinteiidrnt 
 , )i 244 Teriuky. 
 
 lioot and thue ktor« 
 
 r, h 28» QHrfii i-. 
 
 I 58 rhcrry. 
 
 kcr Janii'H Adaiiia, h 
 
 or, bda 68 KlizaWth. 
 worker, h 17«» <Vntr». 
 : Smith k Arthurs), h 
 
 1 60 Gerrard. 
 
 t'l nx-n-hniit, idaning 
 
 ' l^ay, ii aHtit<-. 
 
 , h 31 ImIkjIIii. 
 
 J., otiic-u and res li^4 
 
 lerk and book-kevpfr 
 
 arlcH. 
 
 h-rk f xrcutWf couiK-iL 
 
 ^ h I'or Churtli and 
 
 neer M<'tro|>olitau W. 
 
 UM, Front w. 
 
 iter. Ii i\t TtTHuh'y. 
 
 n-nmkir N. K. «'. 
 
 iifu^iiit'ii aitsintant, Mh 
 
 i.nj;.'. 
 
 ,V., 1).(M.., «Snuth4 
 
 rr liir takiiiK utiiduviu 
 
 iii« of 1^., h Suninx'r- 
 
 *ll Catc. 
 
 LIT Attornt-y Uemrari 
 I lilj^s' «>lbr«'. 
 
 \wtd l^wn-Dc<-), U 18 
 
 tt, IcHlging-hoiifu- 45 
 
 fi<low\ !r240 I.unihy. 
 ■r, li 3C I>ouro. 
 
 Ci'iilre. 
 
 inaitii Oirtud'i r«>ytl 
 iKtiU w 
 ikIu.i, h ll'i NflwMi. 
 
 his l>iinim>r. 
 1. h i»a4 North I'liiK 
 lulry, 
 p )ilB('V'«inith'« Amis 
 
 man Wni. Strauhan, 
 
 tini.ihrr Toronto livf 
 .. *'* 
 
 manager Toronto dy 
 
 w 
 
 , UU \i9 AjftiM. 
 ifc|itT VVni. Strachaii 
 iRtiin w. 
 
 Iii.tor atntt railvay, 
 ivillf. 
 h s lloi« nr Dun- 
 
 / 
 
 TORONTO ClTY DTRECTOIIY. 
 
 323 
 
 Smith, Robert, laborer, h 89 Houlton. 
 8inith, Robert, waiter Qui-rn'* Hotel, b 27 
 
 Beverley. 
 Smith, Robert, porter W. k R. Oriintb. 
 Sinitii, Robert (iHury, Asaiatant Comiuiatary 
 
 (ieneral H.M. Forcea, h 8 Windaor. 
 Smith, RolM'rt J., h n a William, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Smith, Robert S., aalfaman Wm. Strachan 
 
 k Co., bd» '22 Wellington w. 
 Smith, U. A., salesman cor Church and 
 
 Front, h 74 Little Front. 
 Smith, Seth S,, law Htudout Rioharils k 
 
 Smith, bds 139 Seaton. 
 Smith, Samuel, carnenter, h M.l Jarvis. 
 Smith, Samuel H., li 'J43 Hiclunond tv. 
 Smith, Sainui-1, shoemaker, bds 16 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Smith, Sidiii'v, baker, IhIs '17<i Queen w. 
 SMITH, THOMAS, house, sitrn and nrna- 
 
 mentnl i>ainter, U3 k 24 W.dlington, h 
 
 same. 
 Smith, Thomas, painter, h i)fl Viitorio. 
 Smith, Tiiomiiii, iNtcker, h 85 Hi'hmond e. 
 Smith, Thomnit It., i;ar|)entur, h 13 Kegont. 
 Smith, Thomiis, brukeman U.T.R., bds 100 
 
 York. 
 Stnitli, Thomas, cabinetmiikiT, h 74 Boulton. 
 Smith, Tlmmas, roooer, h 4S Cherry. 
 Smith, Thomas, clerk Ilogi.itrur's offlon, bdi« 
 
 111 Mutual. 
 Smith, Thomas, >»roiirr, h 41 Ontario w. 
 SMITH, THOMPSON k SON, (Thomson 
 
 Smith and K^birt A. Smith), lumber 
 
 miTrhrtiiti, Kiiilniiade but H.iy and York. 
 SMITH, THOMPSON, (Thomp.^on Smith & 
 
 Son), h 3fta Front w. 
 Smith, Tlios., Imirdri's^er, bd* '26H Church. 
 Smith, Thos , l.arbcr iri4 Yong.', l>d* Centre. 
 SMITH. W , M.I)., M.R.C.S.,T, AC, Kng., 
 
 'iV'i Yon^e, h same. 
 Hn\iih, Wm., briekmaker O. S. Townley, 
 
 hd.s King w nr Nitgara. 
 Smith, Wm , prop Fernunagh Inn, 11 
 
 Yiutorin 
 Smith, Wm , Imildei, h llOSayer. 
 Smith, \\'u\., gruerr, 13 Victorin, h same. 
 Smith, Wni., sawyer . I ttctjue-s i ll.iy, h -11 
 
 Palace. 
 Smith, Wm!, porter, h 51 flayer. 
 Hmitii, Win., carpenter, h 42 <t,irri.*>n. 
 Smith, Wm., w.i;^on ni^kor, h 141 l>uke, h 
 
 Mme. 
 Smith, Wm.. shoew^k-r, h 21 Uog.-nt. 
 Smith, Ww., car|Mnti;r. h :t« A^nei. 
 Smith. \rm., shoeiuiker. IkIh :i»it Voriije. 
 Smith. Wm , waf.hmiii O. W. i:., h 31*7 
 
 Little Ktchmonil. 
 Smith. 'A'm,. jwrter ii. T. \l., h 99 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Smith, Wm., phwterei, h 73 Hay tor. 
 Smith, W , h 99 I'ortlaiil. 
 Smith, W. J., fiiiit'f eu:{inei(r Mi'iropolitan 
 
 Water Works, h cn^iu ; hom . 
 
 Smith, Wm. M., elerk Bryw, McMurrioh * 
 
 Co, biU152 Adelaide w. 
 SMITH, W. SIDNEY, (Richards k Smith,) 
 
 h 24 CrenviUe. 
 Smith, Wm. P., book-keeper, h 245 Elixa- 
 
 beth. 
 Smith, W. W., oystur and eating saloon, 04 
 
 (jueen w, Ii same. 
 SMITH k WILLS, ((borge Smith and 
 
 Alexander WilU), whole.'ule and retail 
 
 roiifectionerit, 264 Yongc. 
 SMITH k WnoD, (Urratt W, Smith, D. 
 
 (!. L., and ..imuel 0. tV'cMxl, L. L. B.), 
 
 barristers, k>\, solicitors fur the Bank of 
 
 B. N. A., 4 Wellington e. 
 Smyth, .lames, boarding-house, GO Bay, 
 Smyth, Miss Sarah, h 1U3 Caroline. 
 Smyth, Thomas, storekee{Mr, h cur Yictoria 
 
 and Queen e. 
 Suaith, John, laborer, h 244 Siiadina .Vvo. 
 Snarr, (i. K. , i)ook-kei>p<t>-. h 34 Wellington w. 
 Snarr, tJeorge, butcher, h rt3 Oak. 
 Snarr, (ieorge, clerk Snarr's >'<>al and wooil 
 
 yard. Ixli 34 Wellington w. 
 S.N\\KI{. JOHN, importer and dealer in 
 
 roal and wooil opp American Hotel Front, 
 
 h 34 Wellington w. 
 Siiurr, Thoina.s, Imildor, h U'i3 tienv^i-. 
 Sii.irr, Will., coal merchant. Front e, h 99 
 
 t ieorge. 
 Snelgrovu, The Mi-wes, se.imstresaes, bJ 240 
 
 Ter.'llllev. 
 
 Snell, Mni. Marj- Anne, h 1.1.5 Victoria. 
 SNKLLISO, lUCHAUl), LL.B., barrihter, 
 
 k'\, 5 Lfdir Big* King e. h 31 lllior. 
 Snider, (J-'orije. chair maker, hill Tirauh-y. 
 Sniiler. John K, salesman 10,> King c, lidi 
 
 7 Walton 
 SNIDKU, M. KDWAIII), surgeon dentist 
 
 »1 Kinge, h 7 Walton. 
 SOHi> FOUNDRY, Dickey. Neill A; Co., 
 
 iiroM, Bevel l-y n of (^tiieeii. (See advt. ) 
 Sole. \Vni., express driver, h 644 lierr.ird. 
 Siile.'i, .Mis« Caroline, tailorexs. IhIs 30 Louiaa. 
 .Soleder. .icdin. undertaker 24ii Kinge. h same. 
 Sollerv. S., lireiiiaii O. T. K., h Ksplanade 
 
 nr t':iion It. W. Station. 
 Solomon, Mark. manuf^ietiiriT of cigars and 
 
 tobacco wholiuale 142 \\\\\^ e, h 9 Seatou. 
 Solomon. S. M., luillinory and fancy goixis 
 
 1^\ King e, h same. 
 Somers, Frank (>., h 2i)7i F.lizabeth. 
 Smii-rs. .lames, .salesman .Shaver A; Bell, h 
 
 29 0nUrio. 
 Souiera. Jidiii, cabman, h 15 Bluur. 
 Somers, Mrs. Mary, (wi.U, washerwoman, h 
 
 114 Nelson. 
 Somera, Thoma.s, cabman, li 17 Bloor. 
 Sominerville. Joim, firrier '09 King e, h 28 
 
 Syileiiham. 
 Somniervillc. Misx Margirot, drewinakor, h 
 
 227 Queen e. 
 Sominerville, Wm., tavern-kuop-'r 426 Front 
 
 W.1lt. 
 
m 
 
 \ ■: 
 
 
 il. I, 
 
 324 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 Soper, John, Uilor 7 King c, b 39 Tertulej. 
 HOKLEY, JAMKS ii., leather merchant 45 
 
 Yonge, and t>rup Ontario Tacking Houae 
 
 46 Talace. h Yonge, Yorlcriilr. 
 Sothergill, Thomaw, falcaman 124 Yonge, 
 
 Ma Cheater VillaK^. 
 SOUTHAKl), ('., ruoeiving cltrk American 
 
 Kxpreaa Co., bda Amrrioan Hotel. 
 Buyer, Alfred, confectioner 131 Yonge, h 
 
 aame. 
 SPADINA BRKWKKY, Charlea Sproatt, 
 
 prop. 146 Vanaulfy. 
 Spadunne, Antonio, gardener, h 388 Qiiet-n f. 
 Hl'AFFOUl), JOHN E., aewiug machine* 
 
 34 Kinge, h 45 Alice. 
 Spaight, Patrick, tailor, h n ■ Queen e, het 
 
 I'arliament and Pine. 
 8palon, John, laborer, h 303 Quern e. 
 8]iarhani, John, gardener, h cor Parliament 
 
 and Koat. 
 SiMrk, Allwi-t, ahoemaker, h 12 Elliot Place. 
 Sparkea, Mica Elizabeth, asuiatant matron 
 
 Lunatic Asylum, h same. 
 S[>arkc«, Frederick, book-keeiier, h 39 
 
 Trinity. 
 Sparkea, Mni. Mary Ann, matron Lunatic 
 
 Aivlum, bda aame. 
 SiMrling, Charlea P,, l>ook-keeper Dawliam 
 
 k Co., Ula 67 Victoria. 
 8{>arling, Christopher, contractor, ]i (17 
 
 Victoria. 
 SPAUKOW, (;K0HGE, boots and shoes 108 
 
 Yonge, h samv. 
 Sparrow, W. II., (Sparrow k Whatmough), 
 
 h 101 Bond. 
 Spurrow k Whatmough, (W. H. Sparrow k 
 
 C. T. Whatmough), house funiishinggoods 
 
 87 Yonge. 
 Rpfurmai), nenjamiii, fireman U. T. U., bds 
 
 Peter nr .\delaidc. 
 SiM-iirman, Hanid, cmidoycc Aldwell k Co, 
 8p«-nrinuii, James, driver U.T.K., h '27 Cam- 
 
 ilen. 
 Sitears, CharlfS, employi Aldwell k Co. 
 Spears, Charles, laborer, h 91 Centre. 
 SiK'Haui, John, cigar maker, bds Ontario 
 
 House. 
 Spelling Mr!i. Ann, washerwoman, h 25 
 
 lUchmond c. 
 Sp«'nce, ClmrUs, jioliceman, h 34 Viitoria. 
 Spcnce, Cieorgo, iiisliier freight ollicc (J.T. U., 
 
 h 48 Nelijoii w. 
 Si>eii('e, Hugh, keeper Lunatic- AKylum, b<U 
 
 same. 
 SiKJice, Mrs. J. L., fancy ktore, 437 Y'onge, 
 
 h sniiie. 
 SPEIs'CE, JAMES, prop British Lion Hotel 
 
 60 Queen w. 
 SiM-iice, James, eity assessor, St. John's 
 
 Ward, h 66 Klizabetli. 
 Bpcnce, John, grocer, 196 it 197 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Sftence, John, shoemaker, h r 81 Haytcr. 
 SJMiUce, lUibvrt, porter, h 1U8 Agues. 
 
 Spence, Thomas, aaat. landing waiter Cos- 
 torn House, bds 06 Elisabeth. 
 S|tcnc«, Win., gro«er, 186 Centre. 
 Kpenre, Wm., gardener, h 117 Winchester. 
 Sjjencer, John, laborer, h 16 Eden. 
 Spencer, Kobttrt, porter, h 138 Agnes. 
 SPKNCEK, THKODOUE H, (Spencer k 
 
 Built, hi 47 York. 
 SPENt KK k BULL, (Theoilore H. Simncer 
 
 and ThoniJs H. BuU), liarristers. Masonic 
 
 Hall, Toronto. 
 Spicer, James, laliorer, h East. 
 Spillesey, Jidin, Islnirer, Ms 71 Boulton. 
 Hpink, Mrs. Caroline, (wid), h 78 South Park. 
 Spink, Kdmond, tailor Henry Walton's, h 69 
 
 Saver. 
 Spinic, tSeorgr, laborer, Ms 78 South Psrk. 
 Hpink, John, car|>i>nter, h 213 (ieorge. 
 Spink, Wigbtman, lioilertendcr Uolliug 
 
 .Mill, Ms 78 South Park. 
 Spinks, Kdward, tailor, h r 46 Camden. 
 Spinks, Thomas, laborer, h East. 
 Spinks, WilliiiHi, laborer Itidling Mill, h 
 
 East. 
 SPOON EU, ALONZO W., (F. P. G. Taylor 
 
 k Co,), h 182 Adelaide w. 
 SPOONEK. JAMES, cigars ..nd tobacco 41 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Spooner, John, {loliceman, 1i 151 Centre. 
 SfMitton, Wm., teacher, h 1 Howard's Kow, 
 
 Msgill. 
 SPUA(!(iE, HON. J. O., Vice-Chan. cllor, 
 
 Ms 299 King e. 
 SPUATT, HOBKUT, fl.mr dealer and com- 
 
 mission merchant 314 C'hurch, h Charles 
 
 bet Beverley and S]»adina Ave. 
 SpriRii, Win., h 68 Curlton. 
 Spruell, .'^aniuel, accountant, kt;., Jordan 
 
 cor King, h same. 
 Spruell, — , clerk, Uls 151 Church. 
 SPUOATT. CHAKLES, brewer, h and brew- 
 
 ery 146 Vaiiauley. 
 Sproatt, Henry, bds 145 Vanauley, 
 Sjirotttt, John W., conductor (i. T. 11,, li r 
 
 100 Eilward. 
 Spioule, ("liarles H., clerk trtosury dept 
 
 I'iirliunient Bigs, bds 161 Cliunli. 
 Sproule, Hugh, carpenter, h 124 Pine 
 Sproule, John, coiiimisdion merchant, Ms 
 
 313 Church. , 
 
 Sl'KV. HANI EL, clerk In»iH!ctor's Ofhcc, 
 
 P. O., h 12 Wood. 
 Spurgciin, John, boot and shoe maker 296 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Si|uirrcll, tavern keeper. Front w. 
 .Staiey, Benjamin, hostler, h 40 Camden. 
 Stack, John, laborer, h 90 Adelaide e. 
 Stuck, Mrs Mary, (wid Patrick), h 140 Hum- 
 
 mer. 
 Stallord, fieorge, h 80 Boulton. 
 Stain, Sirs. Clara, (wid Wm,), washerwo- 
 man, 084 Elizaiieth. 
 STALKER, JOHN, dry goods 192 Yonge, 
 
 h some. 
 
hndlnK waiter Cut. 
 iiiabrth. 
 80 Centre. 
 
 , h 117 WiuchetUr. 
 h 10 Kden. 
 , h 138 Agnri. 
 HK II, (Sprneer k 
 
 riifodore H. S|K!ncfr 
 I, Iwrriiten, Muionic 
 
 h Rut. 
 
 , \<d» 71 Houlton. 
 i.i). li78HouthPtrk. 
 Ilvury Wkltou'i, h (9 
 
 btl* 78 South IVk. 
 , h 212 (Jeorg.-. 
 luilfr-tcnder Itulling 
 nrk. 
 
 h r 46 Camtien. 
 If, h Knat. 
 )rer llolling Mill, h 
 
 W., (P. P. G. Taylor 
 
 ill- w. 
 
 igan -ud tobacco 41 
 
 lan. It IM Centrp. 
 , h 1 Iluwurd'a Kow, 
 
 C, ViiC'ChauicUor, 
 
 our dealer and mm- 
 
 1^ Church, h Charlrt 
 
 idiiia Ave. 
 
 ritiiii. 
 
 nil taut, kc, Jordan 
 
 151 Church. 
 
 {, brewer, h and brew- 
 
 .'» Vaimulcy. 
 
 iducti.r (i. T. U,, h r 
 
 rhrk trwiaury dcjil 
 i 161 Chup'h. 
 tci, h rj4 I'inc. 
 isHiuii incrcliunt, IhIi 
 
 • 
 rk lniHH;<tor'» Offiie, 
 
 uiiii ithou maker 206 
 
 T, Front w. 
 
 tier, h 40 Camden. 
 
 1 90 Adelaide c 
 
 , i'utrick), hl40l)um- 
 
 Roulton. 
 
 id Wui.), woahcrwo- 
 
 Iry goods 193 Yoiige, 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTOIIY. 
 
 325 
 
 Stammera, S. J , accountant Bank of Mon- 
 treal, h Huma<'h nr King. 
 
 STANDARD LIFK AsSlTllANCE CO., 
 BDINBUKOH, Tellatt k Oaler, agenta, 
 80 King e. 
 
 StaneUn't, Sanmrl, cook Queen'a Hotel, h r 
 118 Duke. 
 
 SUnford, Mr*. Hannah, (wid John), h 104 
 Strorliun. 
 
 Stanford, Wni., bartender 88 Yonge, Wa 
 
 ume. 
 SUnley, Mrs. Ann J., (wid W. A.), bda 24 
 
 Oak. 
 Stanley, Mward, laborer, h 61 Cherry. 
 Stanley, Jaiuca, pensioner, h 507 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Stanley, Mrs. Jane, (wid John), li 10 Huger- 
 
 man. 
 Stanley, John, cabinetmaker, bds 10 linger- 
 
 man. 
 .Stanley, .lohn, salesman, h 607 I.ittlt Hich- 
 
 moitd. 
 Stanley, Robert, lMH)t and shoemaker, 303 
 
 Yonge, h name. 
 SUnley, RolHTt, iminter, h 121 Sherbourne. 
 Stanley, Samuel, boot cutter, h .'li .Mutual. 
 Stanley, Wm., braaa ftnisher, h 95 (^uecn w. 
 SUnley, Wm., iMiinter, h 17 WochI. 
 Stanley, W. S., wool carder, bds 50 Front e. 
 Stannatt, Roln-rt, aasiutant litter 0. T. R., h 
 
 34.'< Adelaiile w. 
 SUUHoll, Mm. Margaret, h 215 Palace. 
 SUnton, Mrs. Ann, (wid Robert), h 150 
 
 I'eter. 
 .STANTON, WM; H, barrister, fcc, Court 
 
 n e lor Toronto, h 34 (inrnvenor. 
 Stark, Robert .1., idork 07 King e. 
 STARKK, .loHN, bookkeeiH-r Blaikie k 
 
 Alcxan.ler, h 34 (ilouc/ster. 
 .surtuj), David, copjx-rsmith, ImIs 35 Loui.ta. 
 Statliee, John, shoemaker, h s s Davenport 
 
 roBil. 
 SUughton, Stephen, machinist, h 43 Avenue 
 
 lane. 
 SUunton, Albert A., clerk M. Staunton k 
 
 Sun, bds 22 Reoch. 
 Staunton, Jnme.t, mdeHiuan M. Staunton k 
 
 .Son, IhIn 22 Heech. 
 STAUNTON, M. k SON. importers and 
 
 manufartuiers of |>iHMT-li«ngingiiund win- 
 dow blinds, Front w, n of Custom House, 
 
 retail n w cor King ami Yonge, 
 STAUNTON, MOSE.S, (.M. SUunton 4; 
 
 Son), h 22 Uei'ch. 
 STAUNTON MOSK.S, JUN., (M. Staunton 
 
 k Son), li 43 Seaton. 
 Stayner, F., crown lands timber ofllce, h II 
 
 Woo.1. 
 STAYNKR, FRKD. H., (Iloyd & Stayner), 
 
 h 102 Wellingttm w. 
 SUyner, Sutherland, h SH Duke. 
 Steadham, Robt., caritcntir, h 212 Kliiabcth. 
 Steel, Mrs. Flizabeth, (wid John), h 73 
 
 Magill. 
 
 Steel, Oeorge. porter, 1 1 Wellington w, h 79 
 
 Magill. 
 Bteel, John, grocer, h ^i-i Agnes. 
 Steel, Tliumaa, csr mil r, h 140 Acrnes, 
 Steel, Wm. H, 1 . ..k-keei>er 181 King e, h 
 
 285 Queen e. 
 Steele, F.. J., express clerk, bda American 
 
 Hotel. 
 
 Steele, l^wis, tailor, h 40 Britain. 
 
 Steele, Thomas, (Thomas Steele k Co.), h 
 
 90 Shuter 
 STtKLK. IIIOMAS k ( O.. (Tliomss Steel* 
 
 and Wm. W. Cleary), tobacco manufac- 
 turers, 78 and 80 York. 
 ,'<t«ele, Wm. H.. attorney, Ae, , elerk C»m- 
 
 eron k MeMichuel, h \Hi University. 
 Steem, Phillip, l-d* 20 Church. 
 Stvidel, Benedict, moulder, h 78 Boulton. 
 Stein, CharlcH, employee Jacipies k Hay, h 
 
 100 BoultoM. 
 STKINKR, NKWMAN L, marble works, 
 
 275 Yonge, h 3 (.'ruiekshar.k. 
 Stciner, N. I.. At Co., proiis Toronto vinegar 
 
 works, 92 t.. OH Adebiide e. 
 Stennitt, Moim-n, laborer, h 334 Adelaide 
 
 w. 
 Stennett, Thoma«, groi-er, Yonge n toll gate, 
 
 Yorkville, h khiiic. 
 Stenson, Thomas, laborer, h Pinu e nr .South 
 
 Park. 
 Stellwagen, Mrs. Josephine, meat market, h 
 
 98 Agnes. 
 Stephens, Filix R., clerk freight office, 
 
 (!,T.R., iHUCill's Hotel. 
 Stephens, James, gardener, h 25 Mnitland. 
 Stephens, James, gnM-er, h 07 Klizabetli. 
 Slephi^ns, Jumes, foreman Yonge st. Nursery 
 
 h s s Walton, bet Yongi- and Terauley. 
 Stephens, John, machinist, h 52 Agnes. 
 Stephens, Jo8e|di, enr|x'nter, h 10 Agnes. 
 Steidictin, Richard, tailor, h 51 Agnes. 
 STKPHKN.S, RICHAllI) P.. (Maedonsld, 
 
 Stephens & Howard), h 01 WelleHley. 
 Stephens, Robert, i>ensioner, s w s Niagara 
 
 cor i)uoro. 
 Stephens, R<d)ert, grocer 33 Klizabuth, b 
 
 same. 
 Stephenson, Mrs. Ann, (wid), wet nursa, h 
 
 8.S Ann. 
 Stephenson, Arehibahl, gardener, h w a Col- 
 lege, Yoikville. 
 Stephenson, Kdward, builder, h 448 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 Stephenson, Francis, blacksmith, h 857 King 
 
 east. 
 .STKl'HF.NSON. JAMKS, asMt. superinten- 
 • dent (J.T.R., h 215 Parliament. 
 Stephenson, James, commercial traveller, h 
 
 51 Isabella. 
 Stephi-nson, James, second-hand furniture, 
 
 81 Queen w, h same. 
 Stephenson, James M., salesman 1D4 k 196 
 
 Yonge, IhIs 49 Queen e. 
 Stephenson, Mrs. Mary, h 83 i; 85 Agnei. 
 
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 C. E, ANPPESON & CO. S 
 
 
 Stephenson, Samuel, laborer, h e s Vanauley 
 nr cor High. 
 
 Stephenson, S., moulder, bds 8 Palace., 
 
 Stephenson, Thomas, printer T. Cuttell & 
 Son, h 83 Agnes. 
 
 Stephtnson, T., printer, h 448 Parliament. 
 
 STEPHENSON, REV. Wm., pastor Ade- 
 laide St. Wesleyan Methodist Church, h 
 h 239 Jarvis. 
 
 Sterling, Arthur, plasterer, e s Borden bet 
 /ankoughnet and Butler. 
 
 Sterling, J.. turner G.T.R. 
 
 Sterling, John, inspector of hides and leather, 
 h 210 Church. 
 
 Sterling, Walter, book-keeper, bds 210 
 Church. 
 
 STERN, SAMUEL, importer of English, 
 French and German fancy goods, 14 Wel- 
 lington w cor Jordan, h 58 Richmond w. 
 (See advt.) 
 
 Sterratt, Wm., dairyman, h 148 Vanauley. 
 
 S'lETHEM, W. G., manager C. T. Pals- 
 
 l grave & Co., printers' warehouse, 3? 
 Colbome, h same. 
 
 Steven, Wm., porter, h 541 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Stevens, Alfu_, moulder, Wm. Hamilton k 
 Son. 
 
 Stevens, James, professor of music, h 95 
 Ann. 
 
 Stevens, Joseph, gardener, h 138 Sumach. 
 
 Stevens, Moxon, moulder Wm. Hamilton & 
 Son. 
 
 Stevens, Mrs., private school 95 Ann, h 
 same. 
 
 Stevens, Robert, pensioner, h Niagara eor 
 Douro. 
 
 Stevenson, Daniel, clerk Secretary's Depart- 
 ment, Parliament bigs., bds" Robinson 
 House. 
 
 Stevenson, Henry C, insurance manager J. 
 E. Smith & Co., h 195 Church. 
 
 Stevenson, Holmes, contractor, h 181 Seaton 
 
 STEVENSON, J. H., (J. H. Stevenson & 
 Co.), bds Quuen's Hotel. 
 
 STEVENSON, J. H., & CO., (J. H. Ste- 
 venson, J. W. Stoakes, and W. H. Ste- 
 venson), wholesale piano and music store, 
 6 and 7 Rossin block. 
 
 Stevenson, James M., clerk, bds American 
 Hotel. 
 
 Stevenson, James, laborer, h 91 Nelson. 
 
 Stevenson, John, salesman John M. McKay, 
 bds Queen. 
 
 Stevenson, John, commission merchant, h 
 46 North Park. 
 
 Stevenson, John, tailor, h 251 King e. 
 
 Stevenson, John H., (Adam Stevenson k 
 Co. ), bds Queen s Hotel. 
 
 Stevenson, P. S., general western freight 
 agent G.T.R., h 68 Bay. 
 
 Stevenson, Robert, weighmaster Hainilion's 
 wharf, h 396 King e. 
 
 Stevensou, Miss Sophia, h 276 Jarvis. 
 
 Stevenson, Robert, machinist, h 146 Pine w. 
 STEVENSON, W. H., (J. H. Stephenson & 
 
 Co.), res Na^anee. 
 Steward, Augustus, saddler, bds 142 Yonge. 
 STEWARD, Wir., saddle, harnessand trunk 
 
 maker, 142 Yonge, cor Temperance, h 
 
 same. 
 Stewart, Alex., fitter N.R.C. 
 Steward, Wm., h Bloor e nr Gwynne, York- 
 
 ville. 
 Stewart, Alex., h 78 Adelaide e. 
 Stewart, Alex. , giocer, 380 Queen w, h same. 
 Stewart, Andrew, laborer, h 136 York. 
 Stewart, Andrew, clerk bds 200 Church. 
 P'iewart, Benj., fireman, h 94 Little Front. 
 Stewart, Charles, printer, h 157 Sayer. 
 Stewart, Charles, agent, h 144 Centre. 
 Stewart, Charles, baggageman G. T. R., bds 
 
 40 Nel&on. 
 Stewart, Charles, laborer, bds 77 Hayter. 
 Stewart, Fred. J., clerk 174 Yonge, bds. 147 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Stewart, Edward, tailor, h 130 Pine w. 
 Stewart, Fred. John, grocer, bds 147 Jarvis. 
 Stewart, George, brukeman, h 984 Kl"' w. 
 Stewart, George H., grocer, 174 Yonge, h 
 
 147 Jarvis. 
 Stewart, Miss L A., boarding-house, 43 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Stewart, Mrs. J. A., h Church second d u 
 
 Northern Congregational Church. 
 Stewart, James, engineer, h 306 Adelaide w. 
 Stewart, James, laborer, h 117 Sumach. 
 Stewart, James, teamster, h r 331 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Stewart, John, carter, h 178 Sumach. 
 Stewart, John, tailor, h 52 Agnes. 
 Stewart, John M, hardware, h 168 Ade- 
 laide. 
 Stewart, Kenneth, clerk, bds 286 Jarvis. 
 Stewart, Lachlan, machinist Toronto Iron, 
 
 Steel and Railway Works Co. 
 Stewart, Malby, clerk Patton &Co., bds 178 
 
 Sumach. 
 Stewart, Mrs. Margaret, h Palace. 
 Stewart, Mrs. Mury, (wid Daniel), h 28 
 
 Dummer. 
 STEWART, MRS. OLIVE, ladies' boarding- 
 school, Duke, cor George. 
 Stewart, R. T., salesman Thomas May & 
 
 Co., h 286 Jarvis. 
 Stewart, Richard, sawyer, h 87 Elizabeth. 
 Stewart, Robert, blacksmith, h r 102 Sayer. 
 Stewart, Robert, conductor G.T.R., h 34 
 
 Markham. 
 Stewovt, Robert, laborer W. Burke. 
 Stewart, Robert, h 131 Mutual. 
 Stewart, Robert, assistant book-keeper John 
 
 Sheddcn k Co. 
 Stewart, Thomas, butcher, h s s Sydenham- 
 Stewart, Thomas L., reporter Leader, bds 
 
 Clifton House. 
 Stewart, W. A., h Observatory Cottage, 
 
 Queen's Park. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 it, h 146 Pine w, 
 H. Stephenson & 
 
 Ms 142 Yonge. 
 
 arnessnnd trunk 
 
 Temperance, h 
 
 ' G Wynne, York- 
 
 le e. 
 
 Jueen w, h same. 
 
 136 York. 
 
 200 Church. 
 )4 Little Front. 
 
 157 Sayer. 
 44 Centre, 
 an G. T. R., bds 
 
 Is 77 Hayter. 
 Yonge, bds: 147 
 
 130 Tine w. 
 , bds 147 Jurvis. 
 h 98i Elm w. 
 •, 174 Yonge, h 
 
 irding-house, 43 
 
 iiireh second d u 
 Cliurch. 
 
 306 Adelaide w. 
 :17 Sumach. 
 
 h r 331 Little 
 
 8 Sumach. 
 
 Agnes. 
 
 re, h 168 Ade- 
 
 Is 286 Jarvis. 
 st Toronto Iron, 
 1 Co. 
 •n &Co., bds 178 
 
 ^'alace. 
 Daniel), h 28 
 
 ladies' boarding- 
 Thomas May & 
 
 I 87 Elizabeth. 
 I, h r 102 Sayer. 
 p G.T.R., h 34 
 
 Burke, 
 ual. 
 ook-keeper John 
 
 h 8 s Sydenham, 
 ter Leader, bds 
 
 ■Yfitory Cottage, 
 
 3?7 
 
 , c. 
 
 186 
 
 543 
 
 Stewart, Walter, laborer, h 113 Elizabeth. 
 Stewart, Wm., painter N.R.C. 
 Stewart, Wm., 77 Sayer. 
 Stewart, — , musician, h 367 Que^n w. 
 Stewart, machinist G.T.R., h 509 Queen w. 
 Stewart, Wm., shoemaker, bds 12 Temper- 
 ance. 
 STIBBS, .TAMES, notary public, money 
 
 broker, &c., 20 Adelaide w, li same. 
 STIBBS, WAl., architect and civil engineer, 
 
 20 Adelaide w, h same. 
 Stickney, Lewis P., clerk 13 King e, h same. 
 Still, Alex., laborer, h 384 Queen e. 
 Stinson, Mrs. Hannah, (wid Joseph), h 
 
 Gwynne, nr Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Stinson, J. T. R., assistant clerk Education 
 
 Office, h Gwynne, Yorkville. 
 Stinson, John, laborer, h 77 Sumacli. 
 Stinson, John, porter, h River. 
 Stinson, Miss, dressmaker, h 198 Church. 
 Stinson, Mrs. , (wid Dr. ), h e s Gwynne bet 
 
 Bloor e and Little Jarvis, Yorkville. 
 STISTED, MAJ.-GEN. HENRY WM, 
 
 B., Com. H. M. Forces, Ontario, 
 
 King, h cor Front and Portland. 
 Stitt, Hugh, carter, h 13 Louisa. 
 Stitt, James, locker Custom House, h 
 
 Yonge. 
 Stitt, John, cigar-maker, bds 3 Victoria. 
 STOAKES, J. W., (J. H. Stevenson & Co.), 
 
 h 110 Bond. 
 Stobie, Wm., carpenter, li 33 Gerrard w. 
 Stock, James, groceries, wines and liquors, 
 
 16 Palace, h 75 Shuter. 
 Stock, James, salesman James Stock, bds 75 
 
 Shuter. 
 STOCKWELL, F. E., wire-worker, 22 Ade- 
 
 laide w, h same. 
 Stoeckel, F., paymaster 29th Regiment, h 
 
 Front w. 
 Stogdale, Mrs. Ann, (wid William), li 34 
 
 Edward. 
 Stogdale, Wm., laborer, bds 34 Edward. 
 Stokes, Mrs. Caroline, (wid), h 48 Emma. 
 Stokes, George, tailor and clothes' cleaner, 
 
 22 Adelaide e, h same. 
 STOLLEHY, WM. A., (Scott & Stollery), h 
 
 77 Peter. 
 Stone, Frederick P., broker, li Jarvis nr 
 
 IsaJiella. 
 Stone, G., salesman 33 to 37 King e, bds 
 
 same. 
 Stone, Henry, chandler, h 35 Edward. 
 Stone, Mrs. Mary, ladies' boarding-house, 
 
 32 Agnes. 
 Stone, W. C, patent right agent, bds Clif- 
 ton House. 
 Stone, Wm., potash factory. South Park e, 
 
 h same. 
 Stoner, Henry, prop. Avenue House, 146 
 
 Queen w. 
 Storey, David, school teacher, h 73 Albert 
 Storey, George, baker, h 5 Anderson's lane. 
 Storey, James, cellarman, h 78 Sayer. 
 
 Storey, R., operator Montrenl Telegraph 
 
 Company, h 78 Sayer. 
 Storey, Thomas, hostler Monkhouse Hotel, 
 
 172 King e. 
 Storey, Wm., painter, h r 744 Sayer. 
 Stork, George, laborer, h n s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Storm, Thomas, builder and contractor, h 
 
 141 Queen e. 
 STORM, W. G., architect, civil engineer, 
 
 &c., Romain bigs, 87 King w. 
 Stotesbury, Charles, collector, bds 217 
 
 Church. 
 Stotesbury, W. H., collector Metropolitan 
 
 Water Company, 20, 21 and 23 E.xchange 
 
 Bigs., h 96 Dalhousie. 
 Stotesbury, Wm. Henry, clerk, bds 217 
 
 Church. 
 Stough, J., fireman G.TR., bds Front nr 
 
 Brock. 
 Stovel, Ebenezer, clerk C. S. Hayman, li 63 
 
 King w. 
 Stovel, Samuel, clerk C. S. Hayman, h 63 
 
 King w. 
 STOW, FRED. P., stockbroker, i:2 Toronto, 
 
 h Jarvis nr Gloucester. 
 Stowe, Mrs. Emily H., M.D., 39 Richmond e. 
 Stowt, Henry, "brakeman G.T.R., h 33 
 
 Duchess. 
 Straclian, David, shoemaker, h 51 Victoria. 
 Strachan, John, tailor, h 1 Small's block, 
 
 Beech. 
 STRACHAN, WM., groceries and liquors, 
 
 163 Kinge, h 149 Jarvis. 
 STRACHAN, WM., (W. D. Strachan, & 
 
 Co.), h 48 Duke. 
 STRACHAN, WM., & CO., groceries and 
 
 liquors, 150 King e. 
 STRAFFORD, ROBERT C, clerk City 
 
 Registrar's office and general agent, h 201 
 
 t;hurch. 
 Strain, Arthur, laborer gas works, h 186 
 
 Palace. 
 Strang, Nicholas, second-hand broker, 86 
 
 Bay, h same. 
 Strange, George W., student-at-law, 9 On- 
 tario Hall, bds 101 Bloor. 
 Strange, Capt. William, h 12 Power. 
 Stratford, Captain B. , h 88 Adelaide w. 
 Stratford, James, clerk 47 and 49 King e, h 
 
 5 Ritchie's Terrace. 
 Strathy, George W , Dr. of music,h cor 
 
 Shuter and Bond. 
 Strathy, Henry H., student at law, bds 119 
 
 Simcoe. 
 Strathy, John, barrister, &c., Adelaide cor 
 
 Simcoe, h 119 Simcoe. 
 Strathy, Robert, student at law, bds 119 
 
 Simcoe. 
 Stratton, Andrew, porter, h 46 Duchess. 
 Stratton, John, machinist, h 232 Queen e. 
 Stratton, Wm., brass- tinisher and lo..:8mith, 
 
 h r 52 Agnes. 
 Street, Herbert C. G., clerk, bds 7 Carlton. 
 
828 
 
 C. £. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Street, John, h 176 King w. 
 
 Streit, Adolphe, clerk, Ms 128 Ducheu. 
 
 Stretton, Alex., flour agent, h 7 Elm w. 
 
 String, Arthnr, lalmrer, h 186 Palace. 
 
 STRONG, EDGAR k GRAHAME, (S. H. 
 Strong, J. D. Edf^r, and R. Grahame), 
 barristers and solicitors, 2, 7 and 8 Wel- 
 lington Chambers, Jordan. 
 
 Strong, Mrs. Margaret, (wid John), h 293 
 Jarvis. 
 
 STRONG, S. H., Q.C., (Strong, Edgar & Gra- 
 hame), bds Queen's Hotel. 
 
 Strowger, Eli, boat builder, bds 96 Duchess. 
 
 Struthers, R., «ulesman and traTeller 3 Wel- 
 lington e, bds Newbigging House. 
 
 Stuart, Alex., salesman, nda 9 Temperance. 
 
 Stuart, And. H., inroice clerk Hughes Bros. 
 
 Stuart, Mrs. Lucy, boarding house 60 Albp't. 
 
 Stuart, Mrs. Rose, Parouhial School, College 
 nr St. Stephen's Church. 
 
 Stuart, Wm. E., sergeant polic% h 29 Sher- 
 boume. 
 
 Stubbs, Mrs. A., intelligence oflice 17 Ade- 
 laide e, h same. 
 
 Stubbs, Miss Anna B., ladies' school, h 45 
 Grange road. 
 
 Stubbs, Charles M., book-keeper Wm. 
 Mathews, bds 288 King e. 
 
 Stubbs, Jonathan, agent Lubricating Oil Co., 
 h 535 Queen w. 
 
 Stulibs, Richard, new and second-hand cloth- 
 ing, furniture, &c., 18 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Studley, George D., gilder, h 20 Stanley. 
 
 Stupart, Capt. R. D., sec. Ass. Canadian 
 Underwriters 5 Ontario Chambers, h 485 
 Yonge. 
 
 Sturdy, Frederick, writer and grainer, h 42 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Sturgeon, Christopher, printer, bds 79 
 Church. 
 
 Sturgeon, Christopher, printer Leader, li 88 
 Hayter. 
 
 Sturgeon, Cumberland, keeper Branch Luna- 
 tic Asylum. 
 
 Sturgeon, Daniel, carpenter, h Hayter cor 
 Sayer. 
 
 Sturgeon, Thomas, tinsmith, bds Centre. 
 
 Sturgeon, Wm., laborer, h 99 Terauley. 
 
 Sturrock, Wm., salesman, h 28 Alice. 
 
 Sturzaker, James, saddle and harness maker 
 102 York, h same. 
 
 Stuttaford, A., book -keeper, Ixls 103 Wood. 
 
 Suckling, Wm., salesman Bryce, McMurrich 
 k Co., bds 167 King w. 
 
 Sudborough, Jos., straw-worker, 17 Magill, 
 h same. 
 
 Sullivan, Mrs. Anne, h 54 McMahon. 
 
 Sullivan, Mrs. Catherine, (wid Augustus B.), 
 h 149 Cnriton. 
 
 Sullivan, Cornelius, laborer, h Dover Court 
 Road bet Dundas and Bloor. 
 
 Sullivan, Daniel, tireman N, R. C, h 21 
 Camden. 
 
 Sullivan, E. R., h 19 Mutual. 
 
 Sullivan, Edward, dairyman, h 16 William. 
 SULLIVAN, MRS. EMILY L., (wid Hon. 
 
 Robt. B.), h 187 John. 
 Sullivan, Francis, undertaker, h 229 Kings. 
 Sullivan, James, shoemaker, h 90 Caroline. 
 Sullivan, John, laborer, h 6 Dummer. 
 Sullivan, John, laborer, h s s Sydenham nr 
 
 Berkeley. 
 Sullivan, John D., student-at-law McDonald 
 
 k Chadwick. 
 Sullivan, Miss Mary, h 1 49 Bathurst. 
 Sullivan, Michael, shoemaker, h 23 Duchess. 
 Sullivan, Michael, laborer, h 80 Stanley. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, tailor, h 38 Duchess. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, h 261 Palace. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, cab-driver, h Ann nr 
 
 Churdi. 
 Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, h 40 Anderson's 
 
 lane. 
 SULLIVAN, ROBERT, M.A., (Morphy, 
 
 Sullivan & Fenton,) Law Lecturer Day's 
 
 Commercial College, h 10 Trinity Sq|uare. 
 Sullivan, Timothy, laborer^h 417 Adelaide w. 
 Sullivan, Thomas, gardener, h 441 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 SULLIVAN, WM. BALDWIN, barrister, 
 
 notary public, &c., associate compiler C. 
 
 E. Anderson & Co. 63 Wellington e, h same. 
 Summerfield, Joseph, trunk-maker, bds 
 
 Terauley cor Gerrard. 
 Summers, Frank, distiller W. L. Huburtus 
 
 k Co., h 86 Boulton. 
 Summers, George, cabinet-maker, h n » 
 
 Denison Av. bet Elizabeth and High. 
 Summers, George, carpenter, h 121 Centre. 
 Summers, James, salesman Shaver k Bull, h 
 
 29 Ontario. 
 Summers, John, tavern and grocery 145 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Summers, John, carpenter, h 17 Terauley. 
 Summers, Thomas, carpenter, h 29 Ontario e. 
 Summerville. John, bds 204 Victoria. 
 Summerville, Mrs. Margaret, boarding-house 
 
 8 Bond. 
 Summerville,' Thomius, carper ter, h 127 
 
 University, 
 Surgion, Miss Mary, washerwoman, h r 
 
 3244 Elizalieth. 
 Sutcliffe, Wm., laborer and storekeeper 226 
 
 Centre. 
 Sutherland, Adam, pensioner, h 448 Queen 
 
 west. 
 Sutheriand, Rev. Alex., (W. M.), h s s 
 
 William, Yorkville. 
 SUTHERLAND, ALEX., (Sutherlond k 
 
 Marshall), soap and candle manufacturers, 
 
 h Spadina Av. 
 Sutherland, Alex., tailor, h 75 Agnes. 
 Sutherland, Angus, driver city express, h 
 
 262 King e. 
 Sutherland, David, merchant tailor, bils 443 
 
 Church. 
 Sutherland, Donald, housekeeper and usher 
 
 Court chancery, li Osgoode Hall. 
 
n, h 16 William. 
 
 Y L., (wid Hon. 
 
 Ler, h 229 Kings, 
 r, h 90 Caroline. 
 6 Durnmer. 
 a a Sydenham nr 
 
 at-law McDonald 
 
 ' Batliurst. 
 
 cer, h 23 Duchess. 
 
 h 80 Stanley. 
 
 38 Duchess, 
 h 261 Palace, 
 •iver, li Ann nr 
 
 h 40 Anderson's 
 
 M.A., (Morphy, 
 
 V Lecturer Day's 
 
 Tririity Square. 
 h 417 AdelaiUew. 
 ler, h 441 Parlia- 
 
 )WIN, barrister, 
 :iate compiler C. 
 llington e, h same, 
 runk-maker, bds 
 
 W. L. Huburtus 
 
 let-maker, h u s 
 ith and High, 
 er, h 121 Centre. 
 
 1 Shaver & Bell, h 
 
 and grocery 145 
 
 •, h 17 Terauley. 
 ter, h 29 Ontario e. 
 04 Victoria. 
 «t, boarding-house 
 
 carpenter, h 127 
 
 asherwoman, h r 
 
 il storekeeper 22<3 
 
 ner, h 448 Queen 
 
 (W. M.), h a s 
 
 , (Sutherland & 
 Jl3 manufacturers, 
 
 h 76 Agnes. 
 
 sr city express, h 
 
 int tailor, bds 443 
 
 skeepor and usher 
 ode 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 329 
 
 per ai 
 Hall. 
 
 Sutherland, Mra. Eliza, (wid Wm.), h Queen 
 
 • 8 nr Victoria. 
 Sutherland, George, blackamith gaa works, 
 
 h 239 Church. 
 Sutherland, George, butcher 239 Cliurch, h 
 
 same. 
 Sutherland, James, clerk 63 King e, bds 26 
 
 Duke. 
 Sutherland, James H., student-at-law Tlios. 
 
 Hodgins, h 76 Gerrard w. 
 Sutherland, Jeremiah, lolwrer, h 147 Pine e. 
 Sutherland, John, (Smedley & Sutherland), 
 
 h 286 Yonge. 
 Sutherland, John, packing-box manufactoiy 
 
 69 Richmond e h 286 Yonge. 
 SUTHERLAND & MARSHALL, (Alex. 
 
 Sutherland k Samuel Marshall), soap and 
 
 candles 1 1 Denison av, bakers 1 5 Denison av. 
 Sutherland, Mrs. K. M., h 198 John. 
 Sutherland, R. W., book-keeper 6 "Welling- 
 ton e, bds John. 
 Sutherland, Watson, butclier, bds 29 James. 
 SUTHERLAND, W. W., tailor and clothier 
 
 100 Yonge, h 443 Church. 
 Sutherland, Wm., car(ienter, h 154 York. 
 Sutherland, Mrs. Wm. , straw bonnet maker, 
 
 h 154 York. 
 Sutherland, — , student, bds 228 Church. 
 Sutton, Thomas, heater Toronto Rolling 
 
 Mills, h 433 King e. 
 Swain, David, cigar maker, h 20 Victoria. 
 Swain, John, tailor and clothes cleaner, h 
 
 20 Victoria. 
 Swain, Wm. A., cigar maker, bds 20 Victoria. 
 Swallow, J. E. T., medical student, bda 278 
 
 Yonge. 
 Swalwell, John, shoemaker, h 83 Queen e. 
 SWAN, BROTHERS, (Robert & Henry), 
 
 wholesale and retail grocers, 162 & 164 
 
 King e. 
 Swan, Henry, (Swan Bros.), h 164 King e. 
 Swan, Robert, (Swan Bros.), h 162 King e. 
 Swan, Thomas, medical atudent, h]162]King e. 
 Swann, John H., ladies' outfitter 57 Kingw, 
 
 h same. 
 Swautcn, J. laborer, h 25 Erin. 
 Swanton, James, laborer Rolling Mills, h 
 
 Don. 
 Swanton, Mrs. M., seamstress, h 33 Don. 
 Sweeney, John, laborer, h r 18 Stanley. 
 Sweeney, John, laborer, h 79 Stanley. 
 Sweeney, John, baker, 1 48 Yonge. 
 Sweet, Mrs. Catharine, li 184 King e. 
 Sweet Wm. H., porter, h 35 George. 
 Sweetapple, Charles, veterinary student, h 
 
 111 Elm w. 
 Sweetman, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Mathew), h 
 
 73 Queen e. 
 Sweetman, George, clerk, h 93 Elm. 
 Sweetman, Henry, chairmnker, h 93 Elm w. 
 Sweeton, Wm., laborer, h 109 Victoria. 
 Swenton, Thomas, h Dundas road Brockton. 
 Swift, T)., porter G.T.R. freight dept., h 489 
 Queen w. 
 
 Swift, Henry, shoemaker, bds 129 Agnea. 
 Swift, John, salesman John Hidlam, h 149 
 
 Berkelev. 
 Swift, John, engine driver, bd« Spence'* 
 
 Hotel, 56 Queen w. 
 Swift, John, shoemaker, bds 129 Agnes. 
 Swift, Wm., confectioner, h 33 Alice. 
 8WINART0N, JAMES H., (Wm. Rowland 
 & Co.), bds Bassett k Keeble's, Hotel, 
 Nelson. 
 Swinbourn, George Henry, mathematical in- 
 strument maker, 24 Adelaide e, h same. 
 SWITZER, BENJAMlN,broker,h 42 Bond. 
 Switzer, Charles A., forwarding clerk, 
 American and Canadian Express Co., cor 
 Shuter and Bond. 
 Switzer, Tobias, carpenter, bds Terauley cor 
 
 Albert 
 Switzer, Tobias, saddler, h 261 Church. 
 Switzer, Tobias, grocer, 30 Terai'ley, h same. 
 Switzer, W. F., custom-house broker, cor 
 
 Shuter, bds 42 Bond. 
 Sydere, A. H. , clerk of routine and records, 
 
 Parliament Blga., res same. 
 Syer, E. W., assistant accountant Bank 
 British North America, bds Gwynne, 
 Yorkville. 
 Sykes, James, laborer, h 235 Richmond w. 
 Sykes, Joshua, keeper Lunatic Asylum, bds 
 
 same. 
 SYKES, WM., C.E., resident engineer 
 Huron and 0. S. C. Co., 16 & 18 Wel- 
 lington e, h 26 Elm e. 
 Sykes, William, laborer, 51 Tecumseth. 
 SYLVESTER, BRO. & HICKMAN, (S. Syl- 
 vester, D. Sylvester and J. H. Hickman), 
 vessel owners and agents and general bro- 
 kers, 1 Ontario Chambers. 
 SYLVESTER, D., (Sylvester, Bro. and 
 
 Hickman), h 44 Denison ave. 
 SYLVESTER, S., (Sylvester, Bro. and 
 
 Hickman), h 254 liKhmond w. 
 Sylvester, Mrs. Jane, [wid Samuel), h 44 
 
 Denison ave. 
 Syme, James, gardener, h Spruce nr Pine. 
 Syme, James, porter, 6 Wellington w, h cor 
 
 Pine and Spruce. 
 SYMONS, JOHN, secretary Canada Landed 
 Credit Co., 22 King e, h s s Winchester 
 nr Parliament. 
 Symons, John, porter, h 59 Elm. 
 Symons, John, agent rolling mills, h 30 Elm. 
 Symons, John, laborei, I'rrinity, h Palace. 
 Synge, Edward, builder, h 131 Richmond w. 
 
 Tackaberry, Richard, cleik, bds n s Walton 
 
 nr Elizabeth. 
 Tackaberry, William L,, salesman Bryce, 
 
 McMurrich & Co., h 76 Walton. 
 Tait, Mrs. Maria, (wid John), h 70 MagilL 
 Tallan, Wm., switchman Don station G. T. 
 
 R. , bds Funston's Hotel. 
 
330 
 
 C. E. AlipERI^QJf ^ CQ.'S 
 
 Tallen, James, asst. st. mas, G. T. B. Don 
 station, bds 146 Little Front. 
 
 Tallmy, John, clerk Crown Lands Dept, Ixls 
 183 King w. 
 
 Tamblyn, William, carpenter, h 225 Clmrcli. 
 
 Tapscott, Mrs. Sarah, h 450 King e. 
 
 Tarbutt, J. C, clerk Crown Lands Dept, 
 Parliament Bigs, h 19 Portland. 
 
 Tarleton, \Vm., boot and shoemaker 232 
 Queen w, h s.ime. 
 
 Tarry, Frederick W., baker, h 34 Osgoode. 
 
 Tasker, Wm., fitter G. T. R. 
 
 Tassey, "Wm. , commercial traveller, bds Bas- 
 sett & Keeble's. 
 
 Tate, Wm., mason, bds 8 Palace. 
 
 Taverner, James, mason, h 60 Don. 
 
 Tavernor, John, laborer, h s s Sydenham, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Taws, John, porter, h r 12 Terauley. 
 
 Taylor, A. J. , clerk Crown I mds Dept Par- 
 liament Bigs, h Dundas. 
 
 Taylor, Alfred, salesman, h 12 Richmond w. 
 
 TAYLOR, CAPT. ARCHIBALD, coal mer- 
 chant and wharfinger 29 Palace, h same. 
 
 Taylor, Archibald, sailor, h Hayter bet Eliza- 
 beth and Sayer. 
 
 Taylor, Archibald R., book-keeper Capt. A. 
 Taylor, bds 29 Palace. 
 
 Taylor, Benjamin, teamster Queen St. West 
 Breweiy, h 5 Wilton. 
 
 Taylor, Butler, machinist, h 20 Oxford. 
 
 TAYLOR, C. C, (J. Charlesworth & Co.), h 
 
 265 Jarvis. 
 'Taylor, Charles, clerk Globe Printing Co., 
 bds 10 Ontario. 
 
 Taylor, Charles, maltster, h 31 Parliament. 
 
 Taylor, Edmund, carpenter, h 31 Queen w. 
 
 Taylor, Edward, salesman, bds 328 Queen w. 
 
 Taylor, Edward, chemists' apprentice, bds 
 78 Yonge. 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Thomas), board- 
 ing house 121 Church. 
 
 Taylor, F. J., clerk of statistics Education 
 office, h 5 Oerrard w. 
 
 TAYLOR, FRANCIS P. G., (F. P. G. Tay- 
 lor & Co.), h 40 Wellington Place. 
 •TAYLOR, F P. G., & CO., (F. P. G. Tay- 
 lor and Alonzo W. Spooner), lumber com- 
 mission merchants, inspectors and general 
 forwarders, sole manufacturers of Thur- 
 ber's Royal Antifriction M^'fJil, office 
 "N^orthern Railway wharf. 
 
 Taylor, Francis, clerk, bds 313 Church. 
 
 Taylor, Frederick, servant, bds 291 Church. 
 
 Taylor, George, (Taylor Bros. ), h Don Mills. 
 
 Taylor, George, clerk 146 Yonge, h 53 Elm. 
 
 Taylor, Miss H. L., grocery, cor Church and 
 Ann. 
 
 Ta,ylor, Hugh R., tavern-keeper, 98 Caroline. 
 
 Taylor, J. L, confectionery, 363 Yonge, h 
 Rose Hill. 
 
 TAYLOR, J. &J., (James and John Taylor), 
 manufacturers of fire-proof safes, 198 an4 
 200 Palace. 
 
 TAYLOR, JAMES, (J. k J, Taylor), h coy 
 
 Queen and Parliament. 
 Taylor, James, clerk Thomas Griffith k Co., 
 
 h 55 Ann. 
 Taylor, James, (Taylor & Shipley), h 250 
 
 King e. 
 Taylor, James, laborer, h r 16 Terauley. 
 Taylor, James, laborer, h 126 Adelaide w. 
 Taylor, James, steel stamp cutter, h 15 
 
 Cross lane. 
 Taylor, John, moulder, h 48 Duchess. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, B.A., stndent-at-law, bds 
 
 University College. 
 Taylor, John, law student Read & Boyd, bds 
 
 Rossin House. 
 Taylor, John, blacking maker, s s Charles 
 
 bet Pine and Sumach. 
 Taylor, Mrs., (wid John), h 39 Alice. 
 Taylor, John, laborer, h 81 Boulton. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, (John Taylor & Bros.), h 
 
 Don Mills. 
 Tavlor, John, cabinet-maker, h 92 Beech. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, tobacconist 124 Yonge, 
 
 h 52 Richmond w. 
 Taylor, John, clerk A. S. Irving, h Alice. 
 Taylor, John, (Mon-ison, Taylor & Co.), h 
 
 63 Sherbonnie. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN & BROS., (John, Thos. 
 
 and George), paper manufacturers and 
 
 produce dealers 83 Colborne and 20 West 
 
 Market Sq. 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, (J. & J. Taylor), h cor 
 
 Queen and Parliament. 
 Taylor, John, laborer, h 385 Queen e. 
 Taylor, Joseph, caretaker Leader Bigs, h 
 
 SAtT16 
 
 TAYLOR, REV. LACHLIN, D.D., Wes- 
 leyan Methodist, bds 56 Gerrard. 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. Mary Ann, (wid Wm.), seam- 
 stress, h 223 Sayer. 
 
 Taylor, R., cleaner G. T. R., bds Peter nr 
 king. 
 
 Taylor, Richard, h 32 Nelson w, 
 
 Tavlor, Richard, laborer, h Ea.st. 
 
 TAYLOR, RICHARD, tin plate stamper 
 129 Adelaide w, h 32 Nelson. 
 
 TAYLOR, ROBERT, prop Queen's Own 
 Hotel 101 King w. 
 
 Taylor, Robert, shoemaker, h 300 King c. 
 
 Taylor, Robert, porter, bds George cor Ger- 
 ard. 
 
 TAYLOR, SAMUEL, manager Bank of 
 British North America, h 2 Wellington e 
 cor Yonge. 
 
 TAYLOR & SHIPLEY, (James Taylor & 
 Martin Shipley), wholesale collar and gig 
 saddle manufactory, 250 King e. 
 
 TAYLOR, T. W., Judge's Secretary Court 
 of Chancery, h 220 Victoria, 
 
 TAYLOR, THOMAS, (John Taylor & Bros.) 
 h Don Mills. 
 
 TAYLOR, W. D., cashier Freehold Perma- 
 nent Building and Saving Society, cor 
 h 69 Bay cor Church k Court 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 331;. 
 
 Taylor), h coy, 
 
 s Griffith & Co., 
 
 Shipley), li 250 
 
 16 Terauley. 
 !5 Adelaide vr, 
 p cutter, h 15 
 
 8 Duchess, 
 luleiit-at-law, hds 
 
 ?ead & Boyd, bds 
 
 ker, s s Charles 
 
 39 Alice. 
 
 Boulton. 
 
 aylor & Bros.), h 
 
 r, h 92 Beech, 
 iiist 12( Yonge, 
 
 rving, h Alice, 
 'aylor & Co.), h 
 
 S., (.John, Thos. 
 inufaeturers and 
 rne and 20 West 
 
 J. Taj'lor), h cor 
 
 5 Queen e. 
 Leader Bigs, h 
 
 IN, D.U., Wes- 
 
 Serrard. 
 
 •id Wm.), seam- 
 
 l., bda Peter nr 
 
 on w. 
 
 I Kast. 
 
 II plate stamper 
 Ison. 
 
 \) Queen's Own 
 
 h 300 King e. 
 George cor Ger- 
 
 mager Bank of 
 h 2 Wellington e 
 
 [.lames Taylor & 
 
 le collar and gig 
 
 King e. 
 
 1 Secretary Court 
 
 ria. 
 
 n Taylor & Bros.) 
 
 Freehold Perma- 
 ing Society, cor 
 'ourt 
 
 Taylor, W. H., coramiBsion merchant 456 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Taylor, Warren, shoemaker, h 20 Terauley. 
 Taylor, Watson, tailor and clothier 82 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 Taylor, Watson, tailor and clothier, h 12 
 
 Richmond w. 
 TAYLOR, W. SUTHERLAND, asst. editor 
 
 Globe and Secretary Corn Exchange, h 324 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Taylor, Wm. , salesman 33 to 37 King e, h 
 
 cor Elizabeth and Geirard. 
 Taylor, Wm., conductor N.R.C.,h 48 Denison 
 
 Ave. 
 TAYLOR. WM., oyster, fruit and game 
 
 depot, 94 Yonge, res Baltimore, U. S. 
 Taylor, Wm., shoemaker, h 108 Richmond 
 
 east. 
 Taylor, Wm., laborer, bds 70 Richmond e. 
 Taylor, Wm., laborer, h 25 Dummer. 
 TAYLOR'S WHARF, Archil)ald Taylor 
 
 prop, foot of George. 
 Teasilale, Robert, porter, h 56 Yonge. 
 Teasdale, Robert, clerk, h 3 Carlton. 
 Tector, V^m., servant, h s s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Teedy, Michael, laborer, h 44 Douro. 
 Teevin James, blacksmith, h 32 Magill. 
 Telfer, James H., clerk N.R.C., h 16 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Telfer, W. G., credit ledger keeper Bank of 
 
 Montreal, h 38 North. 
 Telford, James, turner, li 141 Centre. 
 TEMPEST, WM., M.B., physician, & sur- 
 geon 330 Yonge, and city medical health 
 
 officer, office City Hall" bigs e s, h 330 
 
 Yonge. 
 TEMPLE, R. H., clerk Crown Lands Dept., 
 
 Parliament Bigs, li 17 Maitland. 
 Templeman, John, carpenter, h 95 Victoria. 
 Tenant, David, stone cutter, h 77 MagiU. 
 Tenbeth, Christopher, h 104 w Ontario. 
 Tenison, Henry, (Teuison & Hunter), h 17 
 
 Sherbourne. 
 Tenison & Hunter, (Henry Tenison & Robt. 
 
 J. Hunter), dry goods and clothing 105 e 
 
 cor Church. 
 Tennant, John, packer, h 38 King e. 
 Tenuey, Arthur, salesman, bds 16 Magill. 
 Tenny, John, laborer, h 131 Tecumseth. 
 Teriuy, Walter Moody, train despatchcr 
 
 G. T. R,, bds 54 Wellington w. 
 Tenyck, Joseph H., horse trader, h r 474 
 
 Queen w. 
 TERRAPIN RESTAURANT, George M. 
 
 Carlisle prop. 89 King e. 
 Terrell, Joseph, painter h 29 Louisa. 
 TERRY, JOHN, produce merchant, numis- 
 matist, anti<iuarian and collector of Indian 
 
 curiosties 237 King e h same. 
 Teiry, Thomas, laborer, h 29 Bishop. 
 Tcskie, Richard, laborer, bds h 2 Victoria. 
 Tewren, Peter, engineer Lunatic Asylum, 
 
 h Givcns. 
 
 Thin, Thomas, baggage man G. W. R., h 40 
 George, 
 
 THOM, CHARLES, prop. Target Hotel 
 Yonge w s Yorkville. 
 
 Thom, John, h 195 Jarvis. 
 
 Thomas, Mrs. Ann E.,(wid Ricliard), washer- 
 woman, h 45 University. 
 
 Thomas, David, saddler, h s s Louisa nr 
 James. 
 
 Thomas, Francis M., saddler, h 21 Alice. 
 
 Thomas, Frederick C, upholsterer, h 214 
 Alice. 
 
 Thomas, Frederick, book-keeper A. Dixon & 
 Son, h 10 Wood. 
 
 Thomas, George, book-keeper and issuer of 
 maniage licenses, h 47 Richmond e. 
 
 Thoma,s, George E., clerk 5 King e, h 16 
 Grosvenor. 
 
 Thoma.-i, H. D., book-keeper A. Shack & Co., 
 h 22 Louisa. 
 
 THOMAS, JOHN, piano forte maker, Eliza- 
 beth cor Gernird w, h sajne. 
 
 Thomas, Mrs. 3Inrtlia, (wid Wm.), boarding- 
 ing-liouse 173 Church. 
 
 Thomas, Richard, book-keeper, h 10 Wood, 
 
 Thomas, Captain Robert, insurance agent h 
 267 Carlton. 
 
 Thomas, Ro'ncrtP., barber and hairdresser 
 27 East Market, h 178 Victoria. 
 
 Thomas, Sirs. Susan, (wid James), h 152 
 Adelaide w. 
 
 Thomas, Victor, blacksmith, h 410 King e, 
 
 Thomas, Wm. , hostler Grand's riding acade- 
 my n s Wellington w. 
 
 Thompson, A. J., butcher, 431 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Agnes, (wid John), h 62 
 William. 
 
 Thompson, Alex., employee Jacques & Hay, 
 h r 35 Centre. 
 
 THOMPSON & ALLEN, (Hugh Thompson 
 and Thomas Allen), prop. East End Brew- 
 ery 5 River. (See advt). 
 
 Thom])son, Andrew, barber, h 44 Centre. 
 
 Thompson, Anthony, keeper Prov. Lunatic 
 A.syluni, bds 1 43 Berkeley. 
 
 THOMPSON, CHARLES, wholesale and 
 retail groceries, wines, liquors, fruits, &c., 
 '7 King e, h 170 Jarvis. 
 
 Thompson, Charles W., carpenter, h 97 
 Elm w. 
 
 Thompson, Dr. D., chemist, 386 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Thompson, David, laborer, h s s William, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Thompson, David, laborer, h 167 Ontario 
 west. 
 
 Thompson, Denman, actor, h 12 Cruick- 
 shank. 
 
 Thompson, Donald, boiler-maker Soho 
 Foundry. 
 
 Thompson, Edw., grocer, 97 Church, h same. 
 
 Thompson, Edwai-d, gardener, has Syden- 
 ham, Yorkville, 
 
,J 
 
 ril 
 
 332 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 I 
 
 s| 
 
 I 
 
 Thompson, Miu Eliza, teacher Phoebe street 
 
 School, h John. 
 Thompson, Eitrard, laborer, h 43 Cheny. 
 Thompson, Mrs. Ellen, washerwoman, e s 
 
 Parliament nr Queen. 
 Thompson, Frederick, shoemaker, bds 72 
 
 Church. 
 Thompson, George, shoemaker, bds 72 
 
 Church. 
 Thompson, Qeorge, sailor, h 73 Ontario w. 
 THOMPSON, HENRY, manager of Con- 
 sumers' Oas Co., h 159 Palace. 
 Thompson, H., cleaner 0. T. R. 
 Thompson, Henry, h 39 Muitland. 
 Thompson, Henry, laborer, h 70 Emma. 
 Thompson, Henry L., clerk 17 and 19 King 
 
 e. bds 63 Gerrard w. 
 THOMPSt .N, HUGH, (Thompson & Allen), 
 
 h 47 & 49 Duchess. 
 Thompson, Isaac, book-keeper, h 109 Bond. 
 Thompson, James, hotel-keeper, 406 Queen w. 
 Thompson, James, whitewasher, h 182 
 
 Centre. 
 Thompson, James, laborer, h 65 Ontario e. 
 Thompson, James, laborer, h 205 Centre. 
 Thompson, James, striker N.ll.C. 
 THOMPSON, JAMES, (Thomi>son k Duff), 
 
 res Montreal. 
 THOMPSON k DUFF, (James Thompson 
 
 and Neil C. Duff), publishers' agents 80 
 
 King e. 
 Thompson, Miss Jane, dressmaker, h 17 
 
 Pine e. 
 Thompson, Mrs. Jane, (wid Thomas), h 492 
 
 Richmond. 
 Thompson, John, yardman G.T.R, h 11 
 
 Agnes w. 
 Thompson, John, employe Jacques & Hay, 
 
 h 151 Scaton. 
 Thompson, John, clerk, h 77 McMahon. 
 Thompson, John, druji^ists' asst. 252 Yonge, 
 
 bds e s Parliament bet Queen & North 
 
 Park. 
 Thompson, John, laborer, h lane Alice nr 
 
 Terauley. 
 Thompson, John Enoch, clerk 59 Colbome, 
 
 bds 7 Ritchie's Terrace. 
 Thompson, John T., conductor G.T.R., h 
 
 28 St Andrew. 
 Thompson, Joseph, compositor Globe h 20 
 
 Sydenham. 
 Thompson, Joseph O., printer Leader, bds 
 
 195 University. 
 Thom})8on, Miss Martha, h 143 Peter. 
 Thompson, Mrs. (wid Samuel), h 65 Ontario 
 
 east. 
 Thompson, Mrs. Mary, (wid), h 62 Adelaide 
 
 east. 
 THOMPSON, OCTAVIUS, photographer, 
 
 11 King w, h 63 Gerrard e. 
 Thompson, Peter, mariner, h 79 McMahon. 
 THOMPSON, R. S., stationery and fancy 
 
 goods, 49 King w, bds 9 Temperance. 
 Thompson, Mrs. Rebecca, h 39 Agnes. 
 
 Thompson, Richard, tailor, h 20 Queen e. 
 
 Thompson, Richard, junr., tailor bds 20 
 Queen e. 
 
 Thompson, Robert, engine driver G.T.R. h 
 611 Kingw. 
 
 THOMPSON, ROBERT, provision k com- 
 mission merchant 33 Church, IxU Robin> 
 son House. 
 
 Thom))son, Samuel, engineer, h Duchess. 
 
 Thompson, Samuel, cooperage, cor Duchess 
 k George, h 16G Berkeley. 
 
 Tliompson, T., employee JJaily Telegraph, 
 bds 74 Gerrani. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS, treasurer Bearer 
 Mutual Insurance Co.. h Yorkville. 
 
 Thompson, T. P., sec. Hastings Gold Min- 
 ing Co., and City Reporter Daily Teh- 
 graph, h 71 Gerrard e. 
 
 Thompson, Thomas, blacksmith, bds 2 Nel- 
 son w. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS, saddles, harness 
 and trunks, 185 King e, h same. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS k SON, (Thomas 
 sen. Thomas junr), "Mammoth," dry 
 goods and clothing, boots, shoes, kc, 136 
 &138 Kinge. 
 
 THOMPSON, THOMAS, sen., (T.Thomp- 
 son k Son), h 439 Yonge. 
 
 Thompson, Thomas, junr. , (T. Thompson k 
 Son), h cor Carlton & Jar vis. 
 
 Thom])son, Wm. G., salesman Bryce, Mc- 
 Murrich k Co., h 72 Gerrard. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., salesn)an, (T. Thompson 
 k Son), h 1934 University. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., cooper, h 65 Ontario. 
 
 Thompson, Wm. , melodeon-maker, h 2 Os- 
 good c. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., carter, h 195 University. 
 
 Thomi)son, Wm., i ainter, h r 81 Magill. 
 
 Thompson, Wm., waggon-maker, 464 Queen 
 w, h same. 
 
 Thompson, Wm. R., grocer, 153 Berkeley. 
 
 Thomson, Alex., clerk 91 Kinge, bds Clyde 
 Hotel. 
 
 Thomson, Allen S, compositor Gloht, h 66 
 I 'ayer. 
 
 Th >mson, Charles, carpenter, h 1 7 Nassau. 
 
 Thomson, David, commission agent, h 91 
 Ann. 
 
 Thomson, Jamos, painter and glazier and 
 paper-hanging, 364 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Thompson, James E., plumber and gasfitter, 
 h 24 Gerrard. 
 
 Thomson, John E., barrister, &c., York 
 Chambers, Court, rsoms same. 
 
 THOMSON, WM., (Thomson & Burns), h 
 46 William. 
 
 THOMSON & BURNS, (Wm. Thomson and 
 John Burns), wholesale hardware, crockery 
 and fancy goods. Front w opp Custom 
 House. 
 
 THORBURN, JAMES, M.D., Lecturer on 
 Med. Jurisprudence Toronto' School of 
 Medicine, h 119 Church. 
 
h 20 Queen e. 
 ., tailor bdi 20 
 
 driver O.T.R. h 
 
 >roTision k com- 
 urch, IxU Robin- 
 
 !r, h Duchess. 
 age, cor Duchess 
 
 Daily Telegraph, 
 
 treasurer Beaver 
 
 Yorkville. 
 stings Gold Min- 
 )rter Daily Tele- 
 
 smith, bJs 2 Nel< 
 
 saddles, hurness 
 
 h same. 
 k SON, (Thomas 
 
 Mammoth," dry 
 a, shoes, kc, 136 
 
 sen., (T. Thomp- 
 
 , (T. Thompson k 
 
 rvis. 
 
 iman Bryce, Mo- 
 
 rrard. 
 
 n, (T. Thompson 
 
 ty. 
 
 h 65 Ontario. 
 
 DU-Biaker, h 2 Os- 
 
 1 195 University, 
 h r 81 Magill. 
 maker, 464 Queen 
 
 !r, 153 Berkeley. 
 King e, bds Clyde 
 
 witor Globe, h 66 
 
 ter, h 17 Nassau, 
 ssion agent, h 91 
 
 r and glazier and 
 ige, h same, 
 mber and gasfittcr, 
 
 •ister, &c., York 
 
 i same. 
 
 mson &. Burns), h 
 
 Wm. Thomson and 
 Ijardware, ciockery 
 it w opp Custom 
 
 [.D., Lecturer on 
 'oronto School of 
 
 TOKONTO CITY DIKECTORY. 
 
 333 
 
 Thorley, Charlfa J., tailor, h 7jt Richmond w. 
 Thorn, C. E., clerk Thompwn Jt Rums, h 
 
 Church cor Wood. 
 THORN E, WM., prodnee and commission 
 
 merchant, 1 Manning'a Block, Fiont, h 
 
 984 Richmond w. 
 Thorne, Charles, clerk, h 346 Church cor 
 
 Wood. 
 Thome, Horace, barrister, bds 346 Church 
 
 cor Wood. 
 Thorne, Wm., book-keeper, h 260 Church. 
 THORNE, PARSONS k VENNOB, (Wm., 
 
 Thorne, Charles Parsona and A. H. Ven- 
 
 nor, importers and dealers in oil, leather 
 
 and findings, 79 Front. 
 Thorahill, Mward, tavern-keeper, cor Nel- 
 son and Richmond. 
 Thornton, David, fitter N. R. C. 
 Thornton, Francis, foundryman, h 79 Oak. 
 Thornton, Mrs. Hannah, (wid Francis), h 
 
 91 North Park. 
 Thornton, J. B., stationery and fancy goods, 
 
 198 Yonge, h same. 
 Thornton, John, fitter N.R.C., bds 38 Van- 
 
 auley. 
 Thornton, Joseph, printer Telegraph office. 
 Thornton, Joshua, plasterer and bricklayer, 
 
 h 29 Edward. 
 Thornton, Peter, employ^ N. R. C, h 38 
 
 Vanauley. 
 Thornton, Robert, assistant coppersmith 
 
 N.R.C. 
 Thornton, Samuel, tinsmith, h 12 and 14 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 Thornton, Mrs. Susanna, tailoress, h 79 
 
 Pine e. 
 Thornton. Wm, brass-finisher J. Ritchie. 
 Thorogood, Joseph, laborer, h r 151 Centre. 
 Throp, W. A., salesman H. Nerlich k Co., 
 
 h 154 Adelaide w. 
 Thrope, Wm., agent, h 154 Adelaide w, 
 Vhrall, Walter, boarding house 128 King w. 
 Threlkeld, Joseph, whip and trunk maker 
 
 390 Yongp, h same. 
 Throp, A. W., clerk Canadian Bank of Com- 
 merce, bds same. 
 Throp, Wm., gardener, h n s Hayden. 
 Thrush, Mark, tailor 347 Yonge, h same. 
 Thurman, Mrs. H., pie and crumpet store 
 
 625 Yonge, h same. 
 THUHSTON, D., United States consul. 
 
 Masonic Hall, h 60 Gerrard e. 
 Tietzner, Henry W., dry goods and groceries 
 
 412 Queen w, h same. 
 Tiffeny, Hugh, h 42 Bishop. 
 Tiffin, Arthur, glue manufacturer, h 458 
 
 King e. 
 Tiffin, Mrs., dressmaker, h 29 Ontario e. 
 Tijou, Walter, shoemaker, h r 36 James. 
 Tilford, Thomas, laborer Rolling Mill, h 
 
 Soutli Park. 
 Till, Edwin, porter G. W. R., Yonge street 
 
 station, h Gerrard nr Terauley. 
 Tilley, Thomas, whitewasher, h 82 Church. 
 
 TILT, JAMES, (Bell, Crowther k Tilt), bdt 
 
 Rossin House. 
 Timmins, Mrs. Mary, grocer 1444 York, h 
 
 same. 
 Tlmpson, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Abel), h 167 
 
 Sayor. 
 Timpson, Wm., jeweller, h 47 Liuisa. 
 TIMMS, JOHN, (Jewell k Timms), h 83 
 
 Melinda. 
 Tineen, Patrick, cooper, h 884 Victoria. 
 TINNING, JOHN, (R. Tinning k Bros.), h 
 
 86 Front w. 
 TINNING, RICHARD, (R. Tinning k 
 
 Bros.X h91 Front w. 
 Tinning, Richard, jun., freight office G.T. R. 
 Tinning, Robert, clerk 2 King e, Ms Front. 
 TINNING, R., k BROS., (R. Tinning, 
 
 Thomas and John Tinning), wharfingen 
 
 and wood merchants, Tinuing's wharf, 
 
 s 8 Esplanade foot of York. 
 TINNING, THOMAS, (R. Tinning & Bros.), 
 
 h 83 Front w. 
 TINNING'S WHARF, foot of York, s s 
 
 Esplanade w. 
 Tinsley, Edward, painter and paper hanger, 
 
 h 126 Elizabeth. 
 Tinsley, John M., grocer 77 Agnes. 
 Tipping, Robert, carpenter and joiner, bds 
 
 81 Centre. 
 Tisdale, John, clerk, h 11 Elliot Place. 
 Tivnin, Patrick, brewer, h 122 St. Patrick. 
 Tobal lister, John, painter, h Borden. 
 Toban, Thomas, laborer, h 378 Queen e. 
 Tobin, Michael, laborer rolling mills, h 68 
 
 Sumach. 
 Todd, Andrew, h 88 Wellington w. 
 Todd, Mrs. Ann, (wid R.), h 40 Elizabeth. 
 Todd, Charles, upholsterer, bds 60 Bav. 
 Todd, Henry, tailor 7 King e, h 27 Alice. 
 Todd, R. M., second-hand dealer, 192 Queen 
 
 west 
 Todd, Thomas, printer Telegraph, h 21 
 
 Alice. 
 Todd, Wm. , grocer and provision dealer 105 
 
 Nelson, hsame. 
 Tola, Robert, shoemaker 6 Victoria, h same. 
 Tolfree, Joseph, manager £. k C. Gurney, 
 
 h 61 Terauley. 
 Tollard, James, painter 299 Queen w, h r 
 
 Queen n Brock. 
 ToUis, Henry, landscape gardener and 
 
 florist, h 65 Gerrard w. 
 ToUiver, Ottawa, whitewasher and colorer 58 
 
 Queen w. 
 Tohnie, John, clerk Crown Lands department 
 
 Parliament Bigs, bds 153 Adelaide. 
 Tolton, Arthur, mariner, h r 19 Maple lane. 
 Toner, Edward, maltster Victoria brewery. 
 Toner, Henry, brickmaker, h York York- 
 ville. 
 TOPP, REV. ALEX., pajtor Knox's Church, 
 
 h 38 William. 
 Toppin, T., engineer G. T. R., bds Peter nr 
 
 Richmond. 
 
m4: 
 
 C. E. ANbEHSOiJ & iCO/s 
 
 ''Toronto boabd op health of- 
 fice, City Hall, branch York cor Rich- 
 nimid. 
 TORONTO BOTTLING CO., James Leiuik, 
 prop. 65 i Yongt^, h 34 Oerrard e. 
 
 tor6nto car wheel works, J, k 
 
 N. 0. Scovillf, props. Esplauade opp 
 Queen's Hotel. 
 
 Toronto City Express, Robert Bradford, prop. 
 75 Yonge. 
 
 TORONTO CITY STEAM MILLS AND 
 DISTILLERY, Gooderhani k Worts, 
 props. 
 
 Toronto Club, John Brown, steward, 77 
 York. 
 
 TORONTO CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIA- 
 TION, Rotunda and No. 19 Exchange 
 BIgs, Thomas Olarkson, President. 
 
 Toronto Cricket Club, Queen's Park, College 
 Ave. 
 
 Toronto Dispensary, 162 York. 
 
 Toronto Water Works, Exoliange Big, engine 
 house, Es])lanade foot of Peter. 
 
 TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL, Win. 
 B. Hampton, M.D., Resident, Medical 
 Supt, h cor Don and Sumach. 
 
 TORONTO GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Rev. 
 Arthur Wickson, LL.D., rector, Dal- 
 housie nr Gould. 
 
 Toronto Homreopathic Pbannacy, 171 Yonge. 
 
 TORONTO HORTICULTURAL GAR- 
 DENS, Thomas Tillman, gardenei, s s 
 Carlton, bet Jarvis and Sherbourne. 
 
 TORONTO LEADER, Jas. Beaty, M.P., 
 proprietor, 63 King e. 
 
 Toronto Lying-in Hospital, Mrs. Black, 
 matron, Richmond cor Sheppard. 
 
 Toronto Magdalene Asylum, Yongo n of 
 toll-gate, Yorkville. 
 
 TORONTO MINING EXCHANGE, Josias 
 Bray, president ; S. C. Duncan-Clark, 
 secretary & treas., York Chambers, Court. 
 
 TORONTO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 
 CO., R. L. Denison, president ; W. 
 Thomson, vice-president ; Robert Han- 
 cock, secretary ; 20 Toronto. 
 
 TORONTO ROLLING MILLS, C. S. 
 Gzowski and Hon. D. L. McPherson, 
 props. Little Front bet East and Cherry. 
 
 TORONTO SAVINGS BANK, Wm. J. 
 Macdonell, manager, 72 Church. 
 
 TORON'rO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, in 
 affiliation with University, Queen's Park. 
 
 Toronto Skating Club Rink, w s Yonge opp 
 Isabella. 
 
 Toronto Steel, Iron, and Railway Works, 
 foot of Straohan Ave. 
 
 TORONTO STREET RAILWAY, offices 
 Yorkville and O.itario Hall, Church. 
 
 TORONTO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, 
 No. 91, rooms Temperance Hall, Tem- 
 perance s 8. 
 
 Toronto Temperance Reformation Society, 
 Temperance Hall, Temperancs. 
 
 Toppy, Dftnid, CTocer. h 46 Maria w. 
 
 Tossee, John, soda water maker, h 57 Louisa. 
 
 Totilman, F., jun., ^)rofe8sor of music, h n s 
 Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 
 Touzeau, George, compositor Olohe, h 70 
 Gerrard. 
 
 Tovell, Joseph, aaddler, kls 83 Ann. 
 
 Towers, Thomas, tailor, h s s Ontario lane. 
 
 Townly, Sanniel, (Beatty & Townly), painter, 
 h 88 Louisa. 
 
 Townley, Anthony B., foreman news dcpt. 
 Leader. 
 
 Townley, J. W., clothing cutter, h 50 Alice. 
 
 Townley, Wm., laborer, h 65 Edward 
 
 Towns, Edward, fitter 0. T. R., h 215 Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Townsend, J. T., inspector Montreal Tele- 
 graph Co., h 127 Elm. 
 
 Townsend, Robert, laborer Rolling Mill, h 
 16 Sumach. 
 
 Townsend, Wm., upholsterer, h 105 Uni- 
 versitv. 
 
 Townsley, Benjamin, brickinaker S. S. 
 Townsley, bds King w nr Niagara. 
 
 Townsley, George Stockdale, brickmaker, h 
 s 8 King w nr Niagara. 
 
 Townsley, James, barber, shop Yongo w s 
 bet Bloor and Sydenham, res Davenport 
 place, Yorkville. 
 
 Townslej', Wm., brick machines, h s s Col- 
 lege, Yorkville. 
 
 Townson, Henry, cutter S. k G. Rogci-s, h 
 Don Yale. 
 
 Toy, Benjamin, pa ttern -maker W, Hamilton 
 & Son, h 3« North Park. 
 
 Toy, John, butcher, h 420 King e. 
 
 Toy, Samuel, butcher 17 and 19 St. Law- 
 rence Market, li 37 Elm e. 
 
 TOYE. BENJAMIN B., chief oi)erator Mon- 
 treal telegraph Co., h 169 Mutual. 
 
 TOYE, CHARLES, merchant tailor 64 
 Queni w, h same. 
 
 Toye, Mrs. Eliza, h 100 Tcrauley. 
 
 Toye, Francis S., canl-writtr, h 82 Teranley. 
 
 Toye, Frank S., jun., printer Telegraphy 
 bds 82 Terauley. 
 
 Tooze, Mark, chainnakcr, h 75 Gerrard. 
 
 Tracey, James, shoemaker, h 117 Berkeley 
 
 Tiiicey, John, laborer, h 125 Tecumsetii. 
 
 Tracey, John, laborer, h 62 Dundas. 
 
 Tracie, U. J., & Co., groceries and pro- 
 visions 157 Yonge. 
 
 Tracie, Uri J., (U. J. Tracie & Co.), h 157 
 Yonge. 
 
 Tracey, Andrew, jun., shoemaker, h Duchess. 
 
 Tracey, Michael, shoemaker, h 8 Duchess. 
 
 Tracey, Thomas, shoemaker, bds 8 Duchess. 
 
 Tracey, William, shoemaker, h e s Ramsey's 
 lane. 
 
 Train, Arthur, laborer Gas Works, h 186 
 Palace. 
 
 TRAVELLER'S LIFE k ACCIDENT 
 INSURANCE CO., Scott & Walmsley, 
 agents Church nr Court. 
 
6 Maria w. 
 laker, h 57 Louisa. 
 >or of music, h n s 
 
 litor Olobe, h 70 
 
 rls 83 Ann. 
 
 s 8 Ontario lane. 
 
 Townly), painter, 
 
 'einan news dept. 
 
 cutter, h 60 Alice. 
 65 EilwanL 
 P. R., h 215 Uni. 
 
 )r Montrcnl Tele- 
 
 r Uolling Mill, h 
 
 ;ercr, h 105 Uni- 
 
 ii;kinaker S. S. 
 
 ir Niagara. 
 
 lie, brickmaker, h 
 
 shop Yonge w s 
 m, res Davenport 
 
 ichines, h s s Col- 
 
 }. tc G. Rogers, h 
 
 [iker W, Hamilton 
 
 ) King e. 
 and 19 St. Law- 
 
 a 
 
 hief oi)erator Mon- 
 59 Mutual, 
 reliant tailor 64 
 
 crauley. 
 
 tor, h 82 Teranley. 
 
 )riuter Telegraph, 
 
 h 75 Gerrard. 
 , h 117 Berkeley 
 25 Tecumseth. 
 2 Duiidoa. 
 ;roceries and pro- 
 
 cie & Co.), h 157 
 
 imaker, li Duchess, 
 cer, h 8 Duchess, 
 er, bds 8 Duchess, 
 ter, h e s Ramsey's 
 
 iaa Works, h 186 
 
 k ACCIDENT 
 jott & Walmsley, 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 335 
 
 tRAVELLER'8 INSURANCE CO., Wm. 
 
 Rowland, agent, 67 Wellington e. 
 Travis, George, laborer 0. T. R., h 276 
 
 Queen w. 
 Travis, T. fireman 0. T. R., h Queen nr 
 
 Peter. 
 Travis, Wm., laborer, h 280 Queen. 
 Tray, Patrick, mail conductor, h 167 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Trays, George, machinist, Ixls 86 Berkeley. 
 Treaiior, John, book agent, h 14 Camden. 
 Trecher, John, carpenter, bds King's Hotel. 
 Trees, Samuel & Co., (Samuel Treea & — .), 
 importers saddlery, hardware 69 Colborne. 
 Trees, Samuel, (Samuel Trees & Co.), Ws 
 
 Albion Hotel. 
 Trcgear, James, carpenter, h 65 Agnes. 
 Trcgent, A. P., collection clerk Bank Mon- 
 treal, bds 5 Bloor e. 
 Treloar, John, pattcni-maker Soho foundry, 
 
 h 72 Trinity. 
 Tremble, Wm., fireman 'gas house, bds 158 
 
 13erkelcy. 
 Tremp, Hercules, shoemaker, h 16 Power. 
 Trenor, Jlrs. Mary, (wid Daniel), grocer 38 
 
 Bathurst, h same. 
 Trenor, Peter, lumber dealer yard, cor Nelson 
 
 and Duke, h 77 Sherbourne. 
 Trevail, Mrs. Catharine, (wid John), h 78 
 
 Elm w. 
 Trevoil, Edwin, commci-cial traveller, h 107 
 
 University. 
 Tren, T. E. P., book-keeper, bds 259 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 Trew, Thomas E., assistant Com. General, h 
 
 ^59 Adelaide w. 
 Treves, George B. machinist, b<ls York 
 
 Chambers, Court. 
 Trimble, James, teamster, h n s Davcnimrt 
 
 road, Yorkville, 
 Trimble, Robert, gardener, h 150 Seaton. 
 Trinder, Charles,. shoemaker, bds Albert. 
 Trinder, Henry, boot cutter, bds 36 Albert. 
 TRINITY CHURCH, Rev. Alex. Sanson, 
 
 cor King and Trinity. 
 Tripp, Benjamin, mariner, h 43 Denison av. 
 Tripp, J. D., seedman and florist, h 124 
 
 king e. 
 Tripp, Jacob, clerk, bds 56 Richmond. 
 Trotter, John, tinsmith, 170 Berkeley. 
 TROTTKK, ROBERT G., surgeon, dentist 
 
 63 King e, h same. 
 Trotter, Robert H., h Elm cor Parliament. 
 TROUT, EDWARD, (Odell & Trout), prin- 
 cipal commercial college, bds 117 Port- 
 land. 
 Trout, John, commercial editor Telcgra2>h, 
 
 h 176 Victoria. 
 Troutman, James A., dentist W. C, Adams 
 
 95 King c. 
 Troy, M., printer Bell &Co., h Nelson. 
 Troy, Michael, sailor, h 63 Victoria. 
 Trump, Daniel, green giocer, and plasterer, 
 146 York, h same. 
 
 Truss, Thomas, basket maker, h Brunswick. 
 Tucker, Edward, confectioner 281 ( Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Tucker, John, tailor, h 127 Tecumseth. 
 Tucker, Johti, h 73 Victoria. 
 Tucker, Richard, clerk 69 King e, h 61 Rich- 
 mond e. 
 Tucker, Wm. , butcher and provision dealer 
 
 378 Queen w. 
 TULLY, KIVAS, architec^t and supt. of 
 Public Works, Parliament Bigs, h 98 
 Dundaa. 
 Turf Club Hotel, James Carson prop 40 
 
 King w. 
 Turley, Robert, butcher, h 26 Elizabeth. 
 Tumbull, Alex., pattern maker, h 5 Britain. 
 TurnbuU, Georce. carpenter, h 100 High. 
 Tumbull, John, clerk, Provincial Insurance 
 
 Comimny of Canada. 
 Tumbull, Mungo, cabinet maker, h 26 Nas- 
 sau. 
 Tnrnbull, Robert, tailor, 84 Adelaide e. 
 Tumbull, Walter, salesman John McDonahl 
 
 & Co. , bds John Shaw's, 8 Wellington e. 
 Turner, Albert R., clerk C. E. Anderson k, 
 
 Co., 64 Wellington e. 
 Turner, Alex., photographer, h 82 Elm w. 
 Turner, Arthur, brakeman, N.R.C, h 331 
 
 Little Richmond. 
 Turner, Edward, h 33 Vanauley. 
 Turner, Jomes, moulder, h 88 Elm w. 
 Turner, John, machinist, 447 k 449 Yonge, 
 
 h same. 
 TURNER, JOHN, (Sessions, Tvrner k Co.), 
 
 h 23 Grenville. 
 Turner, John, photographer 74 Yonge, h 
 
 391 Yonge. 
 Turner, John, salesman 5 Wellington e. 
 Turner, John, gardener, h 60 James e. 
 Turner, John, carpenter and builder, h 86 
 
 Beech. 
 Turner, Mrs. , h 50 Duchess. 
 TURNER, WM., wholesale and retail pro- 
 vision dealer and commission merchant, 
 30 & 32 St. Lawrence Arcade, h 43 Deni- 
 son Ave. 
 Turner, Wm., brakeman, h 34 Ma la w. 
 Turner, Wm, . machinist h 61 & 63 GciTard. 
 Turner, Wm., laborer, h 136 Seaton. 
 Turner, Wm., (colored) waiter, h 22 Dum- 
 
 mer. 
 TURNER, WM., chemist Lyman, Elliot k 
 
 Co. 
 Turner, Wm. J., city collector St. Andrew's 
 
 ward. 
 Turner, W. B., fitter N.R.C. 
 Turreff, Mrs. L. A., boarding house, 21 Ade- 
 
 '.aide w. 
 Tarreir, Wm., h 12 Terauley. 
 Turrell, Richard, moulder, h 284 Queen w. 
 Tussee, John, soda water maker, h 57 Louisa. 
 Tushingham, Thomas, carpenter, h .10 
 
 Bay. 
 Tutty, Alfred T., laborer, h 14 Douro. 
 
336 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. 8 
 
 Tntty, Frederick, auchinUt O.T.R., h 1 
 
 Walton. 
 Tnttf. ThomM A., laborer h 14 Uouro. 
 Tynan, Thomaa, ealeaman and commercial 
 
 traveller O. Wardell, h 142 King e. 
 Tyner, Edward, clerk 102 Yonge, h W 
 
 Pet4!r, 
 Tyner, Frederick, mail clerk, O.T.R., h 28 
 
 Beverley. 
 Tyner, Richard, Mleiman 109 King e, h 
 
 Victoria. 
 Tyrell, R., laborer W. Hamilton * Sou. 
 
 Uglow, Richard, laborer, h 840 King e. 
 Underbill, Richard, brick maker E r 170 
 
 Sayer. 
 UNION, PERMANENT BUILDING k 
 
 SAVINGS SOCIETY, Wm. Pyper, Sec. 
 
 k Treaa 80 King e. 
 UNION RAILWAY STATION, Eaplan- 
 
 ade, foot of York. 
 Union Station Hotel, Wm. Oebome, prop, 
 
 h York. 
 UNITED STATES CONSULATE, D, Thur- 
 
 ■ton. Consul, Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 Unitt Frederick, coppersmith G.T.R., h 68 
 
 Denison Ave. 
 UNIVERSITY k COLLEGE BURSAR'S 
 
 OFFICE, David Buchan, bursar, Simcoe 
 
 cor Adelaide, h Bloor. 
 Unwin, Charles, sen., land k insurance agent, 
 
 Adelaide e, opposite Court, h 66 Seaton. 
 UNWIN, CHAIiLES, (Wadsworth k Un- 
 win), h 56 Seaton. 
 UPPER CANADA BIBLE k TRACT SO- 
 
 CIETY, James Cariess, Depository 102 
 
 Yonge. 
 URE, REV. R., lecturer on Homoletics &c., 
 
 Knox's College. 
 Urquhnrt, George, lalwrer, h 141 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 Urquhart, Henry, clerk, hill Portland. 
 Urquhart, John, porter 15 Wellington o, h 
 
 10 Elliot Place King w, 
 Ustrum, Wm., policeman, h 79 Adelaide w. 
 
 Vair, George, gardener Hon. D. L. Macpher- 
 
 son, h Lodge Chestnut Park, Yorkville. 
 Vale, Mrs. B., (wid), h r 32 Victoria. 
 Vanburen, Orlando, brush maker, h 269 
 
 King e. 
 Vanburen, Mrs. Sarah J., confectionery 259 
 
 King e, h same. 
 VANCE, JAMES J,, clerk of Committee 
 
 Legislative Assembly, Parliament Bigs, h 
 
 276 King e. 
 Vance, Wm., fireman, bds 65 Elizabeth. 
 Vandersmissen, Henry, book-keeper Angus 
 
 Dallas, h 165 Bay. 
 VANDERSMISSEN, W. H. , German lecturer 
 
 University, bds 166 Bay. 
 
 Vaneek, Frank, confectioner 179 King c, 
 
 bds Parliament 
 Vankoughnet, J. C, asat aeconntant Bank 
 
 Montreal, h 29 Beverley. 
 VANKOUGHNET, MATTHEW R., bar- 
 
 rister s w cor King and Yonge, h 185 John. 
 VANKOUGHNET, HON. PHILIP M. M. 
 
 8., Chancellor Ontario, h 213 King w. 
 Vankoughnet, Philip, medical student, bds 
 
 283 King w. 
 VANKOUGHNET, 8AULTER J., M.A., 
 
 barrister 64 Church. 
 Van Malder, Peter A., shoemaker, h 20 Car. 
 Vann, Thomas H., book-keeper Jacques 4 
 
 Hay, h 31 Melinda. 
 Vannevar, J. J., bookseller and news depot 
 
 338 Yonge, bds 84 Riclimond w. 
 Van Norman, Cliarles, clerk M. Shewan, bds 
 
 19 Dalhousie. 
 Van Nostraud, Mrs. Frances, h Walton. 
 VARCOE, RICHARD, hotel-keeper 153 
 
 Yonge 
 Varey, John, laborer, h <^5 Elizabeth. 
 Varey, Joseph, feeder Globe, h 93 Elizabeth. 
 Varley, Capt., veterinary surgeon 13th H., 
 
 h Dundaa opp Episcopal Church. 
 Varner, John, tailor 27 James, h same. 
 Vaughan, Patrick, grocer 452 Queen w, h 
 
 ■amii. 
 Veale, James, salesman, h 32 Victoria. 
 Veale, Laurence, shoemaker, bds 32 Victoria. 
 Veitch, Charles, laborer D. Crawford k Co., 
 
 h 109 Caroline. 
 Venn, James, watchmaker, bds Duchess cor 
 
 Nelson. 
 VENNOR, A. H., (Thome, Parsons Jt Yen- 
 
 nor), h 415 Yonse. 
 Vemer, Thomas, blacksmith, h 148 Littlt 
 
 Front e. 
 Vernon, Charles, watchmaker, bds 6 Dale. 
 VERNON, NORTON, manufacturing jewel- 
 ler 159 Yonge, h 6 Dale. 
 Verral, Mrs. Fanny, (wid John), h 7 Camden. 
 Verrali, Albert, porter Terrapin. 
 Verrall, Walter, carriage-builder, h 139 
 
 University. 
 VICKERS, JOHN J., pop. Vickcr's 
 
 express 65 Yonge, h 171 Richmond w. 
 Victor, Thomas, blacksmith Sumach cor 
 
 King h same. 
 VICTORIA BREWERY, O'Kcefe k Co., 
 
 props. Gould cor Victoiia. (See advt). 
 VICTORIA HOTEL, G. H. Grey, prop. 
 
 460 and 462 Yonge. 
 Victoria Saloon, John Smith, prop 44 King w. 
 Vigel, John, porter American Hotel, h 98 
 
 Albert. 
 Villiers, John, salesman, h 31 Alexander. 
 Villiers, Thomas, carpenter and janitor Prov. 
 
 Ins. Chambers, Court cor Toronto. 
 Vipers, Charles, distiller 1 Trinity, h Parlia- 
 ment cor Front e. 
 Vippin, Wm., engine-driver G. T. R., bds 
 
 Summerville's Uvcm. 
 
 
ioner 179 King c, 
 
 t Mcountant Bank 
 
 TTHEW R., bar. 
 Yonn, h 185 John. 
 N. PHILIP M. M. 
 >, h 2t3 King n. 
 edical atudvnt, bdi 
 
 ULTER J., M.A., 
 
 loemaker, h 20 Car. 
 k-kreper Jacques k 
 
 Ilcr and ncwa depot 
 
 chraond w. 
 
 lerk M. Shewan, bd« 
 
 incei, h Walton. 
 , hotel'keepcr 153 
 
 <^5 Elizabetli. 
 lobe, h 93 Elizabeth, 
 y surgeon 13th H., 
 ual Church. 
 Janiei, h tame, 
 cer 452 Queen w, h 
 
 h 32 Victoria, 
 tker, bds 32 Victoria. 
 D. Crawford k Co., 
 
 ker, bds Duchess cor 
 
 ame, Parsons k Yen- 
 
 :smith, h 148 Littl* 
 
 imaker, lids 6 Dale. 
 
 manufacturing jewel- 
 
 •ale. 
 
 id John), h 7 Camden. 
 
 Terrapin. 
 
 iage-builder, h 139 
 
 J., prop. Vickcr's 
 171 Richmond w. 
 ksmith Sumach cor 
 
 RY, O'Keefe k Co., 
 ■toria. (See advt). 
 G. H. Grey, prop. 
 
 mith, prop 44 King w. 
 merican Hotel, h 96 
 
 ,n, h 31 Alexander, 
 nter and janitor Prov. 
 t cor Toronto. 
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 1 WHOLSSAUi PBIOES 
 
 VALENTINE, JOHN, M.i>., physician and 
 
 surgeon, 39 King w, bds Rossin House. 
 Virgin, Samuel, carpenter r 401 King e. 
 VIRTUE, J. S., (Virtue k Yorston), rea 
 
 London, England. 
 VIRTUE k YORSTON, (J. S. Virtue k C. 
 
 H. Yorston), publishers and importeri 55 
 
 and 57 Yonge. 
 Vital, Augustus, cook Queen's Hotel. 
 Vodden, T homaa, tailor, h 40 D'Arcy. 
 Vogt, Win., employee Jacques k Hay, h 78 
 
 Boulton. 
 Volkes, John, porter, bds Britannia Hotel. 
 Vollor, Richard, h 74 Sayer. 
 VOLUNTEERS' DRILL SHED AND 
 
 MILITARY SCHOOL, s s Wellington w 
 
 of Simcoe. 
 Voss, W., painter and glazier, h 13 Hay den. 
 Vyse, James, pattern-maker, h 39 Queen w. 
 
 w 
 
 Waddle, James, clerk, h 28 Alice. 
 
 Waddle, John, barber, h 36 Alice. 
 
 Waddy, Joseph, boiler-maker N. R. C, h 
 21 Vanauley. 
 
 Wadrow, Wm., shoemaker, h 16 Hagerman. 
 
 Wadsworth, Andrew, asst clerk Process ofKce 
 Osgoode Hall, h 231 University. 
 
 Wadsworth, Charles, pen dealer 368 Queen 
 w, h same. 
 
 Wadsworth, James, conductor street railway, 
 h n 8 Sydenham, Yorkvillc. 
 
 Wadsworth, Mrs. Jane, (wid R. D.), board- 
 ing house 79 Victoria. 
 
 Wadsworth, Thomas, clerk Adam Miller, 
 bds 70 Bond. 
 
 WADSWORTH, V. B., (Wadsworth k Un- 
 win), h 254 Wellington w. 
 
 WADSWORTH, W. H., accountant Bank 
 of Toronto, h 204 Church. 
 
 WADSWORTH k UNWIN, (V. B. Wads- 
 worth k Charles Unwin, jun.), Provincial 
 land surveyors, civil engineers, kc, 42 
 Adelaide e upp Court House. 
 
 WAGNER, JACOB P., sash, door and blind 
 factory 71 and 73 Adelaide w, h same. 
 (Seeadvt.) 
 
 Wagner, John, roller Rolling Mill, h 66 
 Cherry. 
 
 "Wigner, W. J., engineer, h 71 Adelaide. 
 
 Wainwright, Tames, boot and shoemaker 310 
 King e, h same. 
 
 Waki'held, Charles, shoemaker, h 197 Sayer. 
 
 WAKEFIELD, WM., (Wakefield, Coate & 
 Co.), res York township. 
 
 Wakefield, AVm., jun., ^u King e. 
 
 WAKFFIELD, COATE &C0., (Wm. Wake- 
 field, Frederick W. Coate), auction- 
 eers and commission merchants 57 Kinge. 
 
 Wakelani, Wm. W., clerk 15 King e, rooms 
 Masonic Hall. 
 
 Waldie, Thomas, stone-cutter, h 58 Dundas. 
 
 Walford, Joshua, printer, h 104 Elizabeth. 
 
 20 . 
 
 Waldo, Mffc J. IL, New York millinery, 95 
 
 Yonee, bds Ameriean Hotel. 
 WALKER, A. B., prop American Hotel cor 
 
 Front and Yonge. 
 Walker, Mrs. Anne, boarding house 26 Alice. 
 WALKER, CHARLES, (C. k W. Walker), 
 
 h 417 Yonge. 
 Walker, Caughey James, clerk, bds 295 
 
 Church. 
 WALKER, C. k W., (Charlea and Wm.;, 
 
 merchant tailors and clothiers 7 King e. 
 Walker, F., fireman G. T. R., h Queen nr 
 
 John. 
 Walker, Francis, clerk G.T.R., h 323 Little 
 
 Richmond, 
 Walker, Frederick, fuirier 55 King e. 
 Walker, George, tobacco worker, h 171 Vork. 
 Walker, George, bds 39 Robinson. 
 Walker, Henry, h 103 Nelson. 
 Walker, J., clerk, h 253 Queen w. 
 Walker, James, F., travelling agent G.T.R.. 
 
 h 97 Huntley. 
 Walker, Jolin, salesman Gordon k Mackay, 
 
 bds Green Bush Hotel, Yonge. 
 Walker, John, insurance clerk, h 4 Cruick- 
 
 shank. 
 Walker, John, waggon-maker, h lane w s 
 
 Yonge nr New Kent Road, Yorkville. 
 WALKER, JOHN, agent .(Etna Life and 
 
 U. S. Plate Glass Ins. Cos. Whittemore's 
 
 Blk, h 4 Cruickshank. 
 Walker, John Henry, clerk, bds 395 Church. 
 Walkei, John, printer Leader office, h 10 
 
 Alice. 
 Walker, John W., bds 10 Osgoode. 
 Walker, Jones, dry goods clerk, h 47 Queen e. 
 Walker, Joseph, (Robert Walker k Sons), h 
 
 181 Jarvis. 
 Walker, Joseph, boi»k keeper 168 King e. h 
 
 19 Gould. 
 Walker, Louis, carpenter, h 13 Emma. 
 Walker, Louis, cab-man, h 70 and 72 
 
 Duchess. 
 Walker, Mis. Mary, (wid J.), boarding- 
 
 hou-se 31 Temperance. 
 Walker, Peter, tailor, bds 40 Albert. 
 Walker, Robert, (Rol^ert Walker k Sons), h 
 
 64 Bond. 
 Walker, Robert 1., (iiobert Walker k Sons), 
 
 h 241 Jarvis. 
 Walker, Robert, butcher W. Awde, h 468 
 
 <Jueen w. 
 Walker, R., blacksmith, h Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Walker, Robert, shoemaker, h '29 Alice. 
 AValkcr, Robert, k Sons, (Robert, Joseph & 
 
 Robert 1. Walker), dry goods and dotliing, 
 
 wholesale 18 and 20 Colljorne, retail 33 to 
 
 37 King e. 
 Walker, Samuel, engine-fitter, bds Summer- 
 
 viile's tavern. 
 Walker, Thaddeus, student, bds 10 Osgoode. 
 Walker, Thomas, coachman, h r 82 Dummer. 
 Walker, Thomas, hostler Grand's Royal 
 
 At'Rdemy, n s Wellington w. 
 
 H 
 
 "^'■f 
 
538 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO. S 
 
 Walker, Thomas, blacfcMnith,M 42 Senton. 
 
 Walker, H. A., book-keeper 95 iing w, h 
 39 Robertson. 
 
 Walker, Walter, carpetiter, has Cottingham 
 Road, Yorkville. 
 
 WALKER, WM., (0. & W. Walker), h 38 
 Carlton. 
 
 Walker, Wm., checker G. T. R., h 16 Eden. 
 
 Walker, Wm., laborer, h 31 Anderson's lane. 
 
 Walker, W. T., book-keeper Charles Levey 
 & Co. 32 Colborne. 
 
 Walkington, Thomas, h 123 Peter. 
 
 Wallace, David, bricklayer, h 73 Terauley. 
 
 Wallace, Edward, shoemaker, h 142 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 Wallace, Edward J., moulder J. k N. C. 
 Scoville, h 9 Richmond e. 
 
 Wallace, Edward, carpenter, h 76 Pine w. 
 
 Wallace, George, engineer, h 246 Adelaide 
 wesi. 
 
 Wallace, Hugh, cashier Olobe printing Co., 
 bds 10 Ontario. 
 
 Wallace, J., brakcman G.T.R., bds 108 
 York. 
 
 Wallace, R. J., clerk, h 32 Bond. 
 
 Wallace, Richard, tobacco worker, h 197 
 Centre. 
 
 Wallace, Robert, brakeraan G.T.R., bds 8 
 James. 
 
 Wallace, Rev. Robert, (Presbyterian^ h 10 
 Denison Ave. 
 
 Wallace, Thomas, h 168 Richmond w. 
 
 Wallace, James, horse shoer nr Jarvis, h 
 sums, 
 
 Wallen, Henry, laborer 1 Trinity, h Palace. 
 
 WALLIS, JOHN, M.P.P., (late Wnllis & 
 Mow), brewer 619 Queen w, h 363 Queen 
 west. 
 
 Wallis, Mrs. , millinery e s Yonge, nr Jarvis, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Wallis, Thomas, h 193 University. 
 
 Walling, Reuben, tailor, h 123 Sherbourne. 
 
 Wolls, Mrs. C, h 84 Adelaide w. 
 
 AValls. Mrs., h 11 Emily. 
 
 Walls Thomas, importer and commission 
 agent, 117 Yonge, h 3 Ritchie's Terrace. 
 
 Walmsley, Thomas, (Scott & Walnisley), h 
 121 Church. 
 
 Walsh, Mrs. Bridget, washeiTvoman, li East. 
 
 WALSH, & CO., (James Walsh & Christo- 
 pher Willerton), soda water manufactur- 
 ers, Clare. 
 
 Walsh, J., pork dealer 78 Front e, h same. 
 
 Walsh, James, (Walsh & Co.), h 9 Dal- 
 housie. 
 
 Waish, James, tailor, h 76 Stanley, 
 
 Walsh, James, laborer N.R.C. 
 
 Walsh, James, builder, h 141 Brock. 
 
 WALSH, JOHN, Capt. and ownfi 'Princess 
 of AVale8,"bds244 King e. 
 
 Walsh, John, laborer Rolling Mills, h East. 
 
 Walsh, John, laborer, h 423 Little Rich- 
 mond. 
 
 Walsh, John, cari^nter N.R.C. 
 
 Walsh, Mrs. Mary Jane, boarding-houae, 56 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Walsh, Michael, laborer, h 83 George. 
 Walsh, Michael, plasterer, h 19 Augustus. 
 Walsh, Michael, laborer, h r 66 Stanley. 
 Walsh, Michael, laborer, h 84 South Park. 
 Walsh, Patrick, laborer, h 164 Beech. 
 Walsh, Patrick, h r 149 Bathurst. 
 Walsh, Patrick, laborer, h 142 Little Front. 
 Walsh, Patrick, laborer Rolling Mills, h 164 
 
 Sumach. 
 Walsh, Richard, commission merchant, bds 
 
 188 Church. 
 Walsh, Mrs. Rose, tailoress, h 22 Stanley. 
 Walsh, Thomas, laborer Rolling Mills, h East 
 Walsh, Thomas Marshall, clerk, bds 56 
 
 Richmond e. 
 Walsh, Thomas, salesman, bds 121 Church. 
 Walsh, Wm., brush-maker, h Chailes. 
 Walsh, Wm., laborer, h 123 Sumach. 
 Walter, John, printer, h 26 Victoria. 
 Walter, Robert, engraver, bds 20 Richmond e. 
 Walter, Robert, moulder, h 70 McMalion. 
 Walters, John, book-binder 17 and 19 King 
 
 e, h 26 Victoria. 
 Walters, L., new and second-hand clothing, 
 
 180 King e, h same. 
 Walton, Andrew, merchant, h 182 Rich- 
 mond w. 
 WALTON, BENJAMIN, builder and dealer 
 
 in roofing slates, slabs, &c., h 221 Jiiiviss 
 Walton, Georc;e A., agent Wheeler & Wilson'. 
 
 sewing machines, 105 King w. 
 Walsh, Patrick, h r 149 Bathurst. 
 Walton, Henry R., clerk, bds 47 Walton. 
 WALTON, HENRY, merchant tailor 2 
 
 Uossin House, h 182 Richmond w. 
 Walton, James, stonecutter, h lf)3 Centre, 
 Walton, Mrs. John, h 47 Walton. 
 Walton, Matthew, iiisunmct agent, h 24 
 
 Walton. 
 Walton, Robert, saddlery hardware, bds 62 
 
 Winchester. 
 AValton, R. T., cl-rk, h Win.he.ster. 
 Walton, Samuel, agent, h 44 Ail^ert. 
 AValton, Wm., lab-er G. T. «., h 233 
 
 Niagara. 
 Walton, Wm., fitter N. R. C. 
 WALZ, JOHN, lager beer brewery, 79 
 
 Duchess, h sunK*. 
 Walz, Louis E., lager beer brewer, h 79 
 
 Duchess. 
 Wandby, Henry, morble works, cor IsabeVa 
 
 and Yonge. 
 Waiiless, John, watchmaker and jeweller 
 
 1724 Yonge, h same. 
 Ward, Albert, carpenter, bds 460 and 462 
 
 Yongf. h same. 
 WARD, BENJAMIN, manufacturing jewel- 
 ler, h 133 Jarvis. 
 WARD, DAVID, (Fleming k Ward), h 281 
 
 Yonge. 
 Ward, Edward J., printer Ltadf.r, h 26 
 
 Agnes. 
 
TORONTO CITV DIRECTORY. 
 
 339 
 
 boarding-houai', 56 
 
 , h 83 George, 
 er, h 19 Augustus. 
 , h r 66 Stanley. 
 ■, h 84 South Park. 
 , h 164 Beech. 
 I Bathurst. 
 , h 142 Little Front. 
 Rolling Mills, h 164 
 
 issiou merchant, bds 
 
 iress, h 22 Stanley. 
 Rolling Mills, h East 
 lall, clerk, bds 56 
 
 lan, hds 12^ Church, 
 iker, h Charles. 
 1 123 Sumach, 
 h 20 Victoria, 
 r, l)ds20Ki(;hnionde. 
 pr, h 70 McMahon. 
 inder 17 and 19 King 
 
 !econd-hand clothing, 
 
 i-chant, h 182 Rich- 
 
 N, huildor and dealer 
 
 IS, &c., h 221 Jarviss 
 
 lit Wheeler & Wilson'. 
 
 5 King w. 
 
 9 Bathurst. 
 
 rk, bds 47 Walton. 
 
 , merchant tailor 2 
 
 ; Kichniond w. 
 
 utter, hir»3 Centre. 
 
 47 Walton. 
 
 suranct agent, h 24 
 
 ery hardware, bds 62 
 
 h Win'hestor. 
 t, h 44 AiNert. 
 •r G. T. a., h 233 
 
 r. R. C. 
 
 ir beer brewery, 79 
 
 er beer brewer, h 79 
 
 lie works, cor Isabe? a 
 
 hmaker and jeweller 
 
 ter, bds 460 and 462 
 
 , manufacturing jewel- 
 
 eming k Ward), h 281 
 
 printer Ltadf.r, h 26 
 
 
 Ward, Edward, grocer 24 Victoria, h same. 
 WARD, GEORGE, jeweller 30 Toronto, h 
 
 160 Parliament. 
 Ward, H. J., laborer, bda 654 Adelaide. 
 Ward, Henry, laborer D. Crawford k Co.), 
 
 h 33 Centre. 
 Ward, Jamw, commercial traveller, h 78 
 
 Agnes. 
 Ward, James, h 188 Victoria. 
 Ward, John, laborer, h 4 Pine. 
 Ward, John, laborer, h 17 Hope. 
 W^ard, Laurence, tailor, h r 137 Elizabeth. 
 Wai"d, Michael, dairyman, h 46 Ann. 
 Ward, Wm., fanner, h 48 Elizabeth. 
 Wiird, Wm., jwliceinan, h 98 Albert. 
 Ward, Wm., A., mail clerk G.T.IJ., h 7 
 
 Magill. 
 WARDE, JAMES, grocer, 384 Adelaide w. 
 Wardell, Isaac, house-mover, h 106 Sayer. 
 Wardell, Jacob, variety and second-hand 
 
 lirokcr, 21 3 King e, h same. 
 WARDELL, O. & CO., auctioneers and 
 
 commission merchants, 142 King e. 
 W^ardell, Oren, (0. Wardell As Co.), hns 
 
 King e nr Caroline. 
 Wardell, Wm., house-mover, h 103 Univer- 
 sity. 
 Wardell, Wm., fitter's asst. N.R.C. 
 Wardrobe, Wm., shoemaker, I: I6Hagerman. 
 AVardsworth, W. R., clerk, bds 206 Church. 
 WARK, GEORGE B., dealer in law forms, 
 
 and law lithographer, 16 Toronto, h 17 
 
 Wood. (See advt.) 
 Warin, Jaincs, boat-builder R. Rennardson, 
 
 bds 20 Power. 
 Warin, Wm., shoemaker Shaver & Bell, h 20 
 
 Power. 
 WARMOLL, C. v., banister, 56 Church, 
 
 h Alexander n s e of Church. . 
 Warne, Alexander, sailor, h r 64 Terauley. 
 WARNER, GEORGE W., (Coleman & Co. ), 
 
 h 293 Church. 
 Warnock, Alex., blacksmith, h 52 North 
 
 Park. 
 Warnock, ?Jatthew, l)la(;ksmith, h 93 Par- 
 liament. 
 AVarnock, W^m., machinist Wm. Hamilton 
 1 & Son. 
 
 Warrall, Mrs., (wid), h 53 Cherij'. 
 AVarren, Charles, clerk Charles iloorc &Co., 
 
 bds AVilton Crescent 
 AVarren, C, woodman G.T.R., h head Uni- 
 versity. 
 AVarren, Mrs. Eliza, (wid George), grocer, 
 
 186 Sayer. 
 AVarren, John S., bandbox maker, h 318 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 AVarren, Nathl., grocer, 247 Yonge, h same. 
 Warrington, Arthur, gilder R. D. Phillips. 
 AVarrington, Henry W., brewer, h 6 Bond. 
 AVarrington, Misses Mary and Emma, ladies' 
 
 boarding-school, 6 Borul, h same. 
 Warrington, AVm., leather- worker, h 137 
 
 Berkeley. 
 
 Warwick, Mrs. Anna, boarding-house, 11 
 
 Terauley. 
 WARAVICK, FRED., teacher St. James* 
 
 Parochial School, and clerk St James' 
 
 Cathedral, h 59 Seaton. 
 Warwick, Richard, laborer, h 107 Sumach. 
 AVarwood, James, manufacturer of bricks 
 
 and sewer pipes, h n s Yonge n of Cot- 
 
 tingham, Yorkville. 
 Wasdell, Joseph, tinsmith, h 54 Princess. 
 AA'^ashington, James, barber, 1734 York, h 
 
 210 Centre. 
 Washington, James, waiter American Hotel, 
 
 h 210 Centre. 
 AVATCHMAN, THE, James Beaty, M.P., 
 
 prop, Weekly, 63 Kinge. (See advt.) 
 Waterhouse, Edwin, bds 84 Richmond w. 
 Waterhouse, Robert, porter, h 11 St Pat- 
 rick's, Square. 
 AVaters, Alex., 33 & 37 King e, bds 89 Tem- 
 perance. 
 AVnters, Jacob, whitewasher, li 208 Centre. 
 AVatcrson, Wm., furniture broker, 252 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 A\''atkins, James, cutter 7 AA'^ellington e, bds 
 
 232 Queen e. 
 AVatkins, James P., cabman, h 267 Church. 
 AA'^atkin;:, John Lloyd, tobacconist, bds 26 
 
 Terauley. 
 AVatkins, Mrs. Henrietta, grocer 267 Church, 
 
 h same. 
 AVatkins, Lloyd N., grocijr 443 Yonge, h 
 
 sami-. 
 AVatkins, Lloyd N., clerk, bds 267 Church. 
 AVatkins, Mrs. Margaret, (wid John), h 35 
 
 Centre. 
 AVatkins, Robert P., tobacco worker, bds 267 
 
 Church. 
 AVatkins k Lumbers, (AVm. AVatkins & John 
 
 Lumbers), flour and produt-e dealci-s 111 
 
 and 113 .Adelaide e. 
 Watkins, AVm., (AVntkins & Lumbers), h 266 
 
 Carlton. 
 AVatman, Mrs. Margaret, (wid John), h Front 
 
 foot, of Simcoe. 
 Watson, Mrs. Ann, laundress, h Hayden, 
 
 nr Yonge. 
 AVatson, diaries, marble cutter, 1704 Yonge. 
 AVatson, Mrs. Eliza, (wid James), iiurae, h 1 
 
 Cross Lane. 
 AVatson, George, laborer, h 23 Britain. 
 AVatson, Henry, carpcii^-^r, h 124 Richmond 
 
 west. 
 AVatson, James, (AVills & Watflon), h 87 Ann. 
 AVATSON JAMES, (Dunspaugh & Watson), 
 
 h Bloor, Yorkville. 
 AVatson, James, coftee and spice manufac- 
 turer, h 85 Ann. 
 AA'atson, J., engiueman G.T.R., h (Camden 
 
 nr Brock. 
 AVatson, James, cabinet maker, h 336 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Watson, John, clock repairer, li 176 Centre. 
 AVatson, John, carpenter, h 54 Oen-ard. 
 
340 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Watson, Joseph, h 484 Little Richmond. 
 
 Wstson, Ricnsrd, silrersmith 5 King e, h 
 140 Terauley. 
 
 Watson, Richard, tinware, 232 King e, h 
 same. 
 
 Watson, Robert, confectioner at 268 Yonge, 
 lids Qerrard w s s bet Terauley and Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Watson, Sliuesby, salesman S3 to 37 Kin^ e. 
 
 Watson, T. M., exchange clerk Canadian 
 Bank of C'ommarce, bds cor John and King. 
 
 Watson, Thomas, tinsmith, h 37 Ontario. 
 
 Watson, Thomas, bookbinder, h 117 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 Watson, Thomas, night watchman N.R.C. 
 
 Watson, Wm., millinery, Yonge w s bet 
 Bloor and Sydenham, Yorkville, h same. 
 
 Watson, Wm., stone-cutter, bds 142 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Watson, — , tinsmith, h 148 Duchess. 
 
 Watt, James, tailor, h 59 Louisa. 
 
 Watt, John, clerk John Morphy, bds 29 
 Terauley. 
 
 Watt, Robert, porter W. & R. Griffith, h 92 
 River. 
 
 Watt, Thomas A., upholsterer, h 50 Edward. 
 
 Watt, Thomas, laborer East Toronto Brew- 
 ery, h King e nr Pine. 
 
 Watt, Thomas, safe-maker, h 69 McMahon. 
 
 Watts, George, dairyman, 271 King e. 
 
 Watts, G., butcher, 229 Parliament, h 40 
 Don. 
 
 Watts. Isaac, night watchman, h 49 Agnes. 
 
 Way, Charles, mail clerk G. W. R., h 178 
 Jront w. 
 
 Way, George, salesman, h 14 Grosvenor. 
 
 Way, James, dry goods and groceries, 271 
 Queen w, h same. 
 
 Way, John, cabinet-maker, h 10 James. 
 
 Weallans, Joseph, bar-tender British Hotel, 
 bds same. 
 
 Weatherston, Nittholas, agent G. W. R., 
 office G. W. p.iasenger station, h Garrison 
 Reserve w of Bathuist. 
 
 Weaver, Heniy, porter, h 46 Agnes. 
 
 Weaver, — , brickyard, h s s Cottingham 
 Road, Yorkville. 
 
 Webb, Alfred, nToulder, bds 40 Nelson w. 
 
 Webb, Joseph, baker, h 26 Magill. 
 
 WEBB, THOMAS, baker and confectioner, 
 302 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Webb, Thomas, salesman, bd.s 302 Yonge. 
 
 Webber, Augustus, clerk P. 0., h 232 
 George. 
 
 Webber, George, cooper li 72 South Front. 
 
 Webber, Thomas, foreman cooper Gooderham 
 k Worts., h 268 Palace. 
 
 Webbar, Wm., laborer, h 15 Erin. 
 
 WEBBER, AVM., plasterer, h 213 Sumach. 
 
 Webster, Benjamin, shoemaker, bds 108 
 Richmond e. 
 
 Webster, Charles, fireman N. R. C 
 
 Web«ter, Mrs. Edward, dressmaker 161 
 Yonge, h same. 
 
 Webster, Oeoige W4, olerk office B. U. C, 
 
 rea Eglington. 
 Webster, Mrs. Grace, (wid), h Don. 
 Webster, John, carriage factory Yonge w • 
 
 bet Bloor and Sydenham, Yorkville, h 
 
 same. 
 Webster, Octavius, gardener, h 40 Nassau. 
 Weed, Tertullus, h U06 Church. 
 Weeks, Thomas, laborer, bds 45 Carlton. 
 Weir, Alex., boots and shoes 603 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 Weir, James, painter, h 3 Central lane. 
 Weir, James, boot and shoemaker Yonge n 1 
 
 bet Bloor and Sydenham, Yorkville, h 
 
 same. 
 Weir, James, painter N. R. C. 
 Weir, Mrs. Teressa, (wid H. B.), 148 John. 
 WEIR, THOMAS C, Commissary General, 
 
 h 25 Windsor. 
 Weisey, Charles, messenger OiHoe Trustees 
 
 B.U.C.. hSpadina Ave. 
 Weisey, Mrs. Catharine, (wid Mathew), h 24 
 
 Augustus. 
 Weitzel, Charles, cigar maker, bds 106 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 Welland, Wm., painter, bds 35 Louisa. 
 Wellette, Joseph A., student-at-law 107 
 
 King e. 
 WELLINGTON CHAMBERS, w s Jordan 
 
 nr King. 
 WELLINGTON GOLD MINING CO. <jf 
 
 Madoc, (limited), H. S. Ledyard, Manager, 
 
 Sec. k Treas., 74 Yonge. 
 Wells, George, shoemaker, h 39 Ontario. 
 Wells, James, laborer, h e s John bet Wel- 
 lington k King. 
 Wells, Mrs, washerwoman, h 6 Christopher. 
 WELLS, RUPERT M., (Blake, Kerr k 
 
 Wells), h cor Jarvis k Bloor. 
 Wells, Mrs. Sarah, widow, South Park e. 
 Wells, Stewart, (Cuming & Wells), 176 King 
 
 e, h same. 
 Wells, — , shoemaker, h 39 Ontario. 
 Wellwood, John, harness maker, bds 550 
 
 Queen w. 
 Welsh, Edward, broommaker, h e s Centre, 
 
 l)et Elm k Christopher. 
 Welsh, George, engineer, h 64 Colbonie. 
 Welsh, James, laborer, h 78 Dummer. 
 Wek^, James, soda water manufacturer, h 9 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 Welsh, John, laborer, h 8 Brant. 
 Welsh, John, painter, h 47 Sayer. 
 Welsh, Mrs. Margaret, (wid Edward), r 151 
 
 Centre. 
 Welsh, Martin, grocer, 690 Queen w, h same. 
 Welsh, Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker 17 
 
 Shuter, h same. 
 Welsh, Patrick, hotel prop 2 Palace. 
 Welsh, Patrick, giocer, 376 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Welsh, Philip, carter, h 85 Magill. 
 Welsh, Mrs. Sarah, (wid Patrick), h 322 
 
 Queen w. 
 
erk office B. U. C, 
 
 id), h Don. 
 
 i factory Yonm w t 
 
 iham, Yorkville, h 
 
 ener, h 40 Nassau. 
 Church. 
 Uls 45 Carlton, 
 shoes 603 Yonge, b 
 
 8 Central lane, 
 loemaker Yonge n « 
 ihani, Yorkville, h 
 
 R C 
 
 H. k), 148 John, 
 lomniissary General, 
 
 iger Oilice Trustees 
 
 e. 
 
 (wid Mnthew), h 24 
 
 laker, bds 105 Ad«- 
 
 bds 35 Louisa, 
 student-at-law 107 
 
 BERS, ws Jordan 
 
 MINING CO. <}f 
 . Ledyard, Manager, 
 ?e. 
 
 T, h 39 Ontario, 
 e s John bet Wei- 
 
 in, h 6 Christopher. 
 
 ., (Blttke, Kerr k 
 
 Bloor. 
 
 w. South Park e. 
 
 :& Wells), 175 King 
 
 39 Ontftrio. 
 iss maker, bds 550 
 
 laker, h e s Centre, 
 
 h 64 Colbonic. 
 I 78 Dummer. 
 r manufacturer, h 9 
 
 8 Brant. 
 47 Sayer. 
 wid Edward), r 151 
 
 )0 Queen w, h same, 
 in, dressmaker 17 
 
 op 2 Palace. 
 
 , 376 Queen w, h 
 
 85 Magill. 
 
 •id Patrick), h 322 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 341 
 
 Welsh, Robert, h 181 Centre. 
 Welsh, Wm,, laborer, h Spruce nr Pine. 
 Welsh, Wm., blacksmith, h r 139 Queen w. 
 Wemyss, Mrs. Mary, washerwoman, h 63 
 
 Pine. 
 Wemman, Charles, butcher 11 St. Lawrence 
 
 Market, res Seaton village. 
 Wesbroom,Wm,. cashier Lyman, Elliot k Co., 
 
 h 220 Queen e. 
 Wesbroom, Mrs. W., dry goods 220 Queen e. 
 WESLEYAN BOOK ROOM, Rev. Samuel 
 
 Rose, book steward, 80 King e. 
 Wesleviin Methodist Church, Rev. Alex. 
 
 Sutherland, minister, B[oor cor Gwynne, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 WESLEYAN MISSION OFFICE, Rev. 
 
 Enoch Wood, D.D., gon supt. Rev. Lachlin 
 
 Taylor, D.D., sec and treas. Temperance 
 
 r Richmond St. Chun;h. 
 WEST TORONTO BREWERY, Cosgrove & 
 
 Co., props, Niagara cur Queen. (Seeadvt) 
 West, .lohn, butcher 2 St Patrick's Market, 
 
 h 255 Queen w. 
 West, John, boot and shoemaker, h 120 
 
 Agues. 
 West, John, stone-cutter, h 558 Queen w. 
 West, John, laborer, h 2 Robert. 
 West, James, butcher 237 Yonge, h same. 
 West, Thomas, bricklayer, h s s Sydenham, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 West, Wm., salesman Brooke & Co., h 87 
 
 Ann. 
 West, Wm., furniture dealer 21 and 23 Ade- 
 laide e, h same. 
 West, Wm., shoemaker, h 38 Edward. 
 WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., Hon. John 
 
 McMurrich, pres ; Charles Magrath, vice- 
 
 pres ; B. Haldan, sec ; J. Maughan, jun, 
 
 asst sect ; 28 Church. 
 WESTERN CANADA PERMANENT 
 
 BUILDING AND SAVING SOCIETY, 
 
 Walter S. Lee, sec and treas, office 70 
 
 Church. 
 WESTMACOTT, WM. H., agent Commercial 
 
 Union Ass. Co., London, Bug., and house 
 
 and laud agent 92 King e, h 76 Gerrard. 
 Westman, Joseph, bellows maker 35 Queen 
 
 w, h same. 
 Westman, Elijah, carpenter, h 11 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Westman, Joseph, carpenter, bds 177 Kinge. 
 WESTMAN, SAMUEL, saw sharpener and 
 
 umbrella repairer 177 King e, h same. 
 Weston, George, upholsterer, bds 35 Louisa. 
 Weston, John, upholsterer, bds 35 Louisa. 
 Weston, Wm., G. T. R., h 166 Pine. 
 Weston, W. H., wire manufacturer, h Yonge 
 
 nr Wood. 
 Wetherald, Joseph, h n a Darenport road, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Wetkowski, Louis, tailor 66 Adelaide e, h 
 
 same. 
 Wey, Joseph, clerk, h 14 Orosrenor. 
 Whale, Mrs. Ann, h Walton. 
 
 Whalen, John, caretaker St. George's reser- 
 voir, St. Patrick's cor Huron, h same. 
 
 Whalen, Jolin, laborer D. Crawford k Co.. h 
 29 Melinda. 
 
 Whalen, John, laborer. Front street w. 
 
 Whalen, Joseph, shoemaker, h 46 McMahon. 
 
 WHARIN, Wm., (W. Wharin &Co.), h 114 
 Spadina Ave. 
 
 Wharin, Wm., bootmaker Shaver & Bell, h 
 Power. 
 
 WHARIN, W. & CO., (Wm. Wharin and 
 Wm. L. Wilkinson), watches, clocks and 
 jewellery, 11 King e. 
 
 Whateley, James, h 13 McMahon. 
 
 Whatling, James, dairyman, h w s Mc- 
 Mahon lane. 
 
 Whatman, Mrs., car cleaner G. T. R., h 
 Simcoe. 
 
 WHATMOUGH, C. T., (Sparrow & What- 
 mough), h 168 Victoria. 
 
 Whatmough, Isaac A., clerk, bds 156 Vic- 
 toria. 
 
 Wheat Sheaf Inn, Mrs. Mary Anne Short, 
 prop, 537 King w. 
 
 Wheaton, F., .salesman, h 43 Sayer. 
 
 Wheaton, James F., foreman E. & C. Gur- 
 ney, h 43 Sayer. 
 
 Wheeler, James, laborer, h r 171 Centre. 
 
 Wheeler, Thomas, wood engraver 48 King e, 
 h Charles cor Pine. 
 
 Wheeler, Wm., carpenter, h r 90 Terauley. 
 
 Whelan, James, rag man, h r 375 King e. 
 
 Wlielan, John, fireman Water Works, h St. 
 George's reservoir. 
 
 Whelan, John, laborer D. Crawford k Co. 
 
 Whelan, Michael, mason, h 158 Centre. 
 
 Wherein, Wm., shoemaker, h 20 Power. 
 
 Whetley, James, teamster Capt A. Taylor. 
 
 Whichello, Ralph, gardener, li 65 Bloor. 
 
 Whichello, James A., salesman 97 King e, 
 bds 108 Mutual. 
 
 Whitcombe, Thomas, jun., shoemaker, bds 
 19 Sayer. 
 
 AVliitcombe, Wm., chairmaker, h 116 Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Whitcombe, William, chair-caner, h 19 
 Sayer. 
 
 White, Alfred, brakemanG.T.R., h 24 Mar- 
 ket west. 
 
 White, Alfred, salesman, h 31 Temperance. 
 
 White, Arthur, clerk G. T. R., h 80 Port- 
 land. 
 
 White, Edward, hostler John Bond, bds 16 
 Sheppard. 
 
 White, Frederick, laborer, bds 46 Charles. 
 
 White, Frederick C, grain and commisiion 
 merchant, h 132 George. 
 
 White, George A., builder, h s s College, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 White, George, laborer 34 St Albans. 
 
 White, Henry, P. L. S. assay office Melinda, 
 h 24 Nassau. 
 
 White, Isaac, stont mason, h 26 James w • 
 cor Albert. 
 
 i 
 I 
 
342 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 I 
 
 White, Hutchiaon, carpenter h 10 Elizabeth. 
 White, Isaac, mason, h 21 Albert. 
 White, John, carpenter, bds 548 Queen w. 
 White, John, bar-tender 80 Yonge, h 
 
 same. 
 White, Michael, laborer, h 383 Queen e. 
 White, Richard, carpenter, bds 107 Sayer. 
 White, Wni. , melodeon-maker 66 Elizabeth. 
 White, Wm., blacksmith Wm. Briscoe's 
 
 Queen w. 
 White, W. A., sewing machine agent 90 
 
 King c, h 11 Louisa. 
 White, W. R., solicitor, li 107 Bay. 
 WHITEHEAD, CHARLES J., h 113 Wel- 
 lington w. 
 Whitehead, John, engineer Court st. Fire 
 
 Hall, h 54 Richmond e. 
 Whitehead, Ricliard, blacksmith N. R. C. 
 Whitehousu, C. J., mnnu*"icturer and dealer 
 
 in tinware, &c. 193 Ki e, h same. 
 Whitehouse, Joseph, porter, h Oak nr Parlia- 
 ment. 
 Whitehouse, Nathanie', pocket-boo"..: maker, 
 
 h 19 Ann. 
 Whitehouse, Stephen, brickyard, li w s Yonge 
 
 be'.. Beverley and Cottingham. 
 Whitelock, Thomas, laborer, h r 38 Centre. 
 Whitely, Joseph, slioemaker, h 6 Elliot 
 
 Place. 
 Whiter, Adolphus, laborer, h 68 Richmond e. 
 Whiteside, John, carter, h 142 Sumach. 
 Whiteside, John, salesman, h 47 Ehn w. 
 Whitlaw, James, moulder Soho Foundry. 
 Wliitlaw, John, machinist Soho Foundry. 
 Whitlaw, Robert, fireman Soho Foundrj'. 
 WHITLEY, JOHN,(Whitley&Esten),h 316 
 
 Jarvis. 
 WHITLEY & ESTEN, (John AVhitley & J. 
 
 H . Esten>, barristers 64 Church. 
 AVliitlow, John, machinist, h 6 Baxter's 
 
 Row, Vanauley. 
 Whitlow, Robert, laborer, h 135 Vanauley. 
 AVliitney, J. P., student-at-law Ross, Lauder 
 
 & Muiock, bds 176 Adelaide w. 
 Whitney, John \V. C, estate agent, h 236 
 
 Jarvis. 
 Whitney, George, land agent, h 392 Church. 
 Whitney, — , (information refused). Bank of 
 
 British North America Bldgs. 
 Whitt, S., bds 41 Mutual. 
 WHITTAKER, REV. GEORGE, M.A., 
 
 {)rofessor of Divinity, provost Trinity Col- 
 ege, li r Trinity College. 
 Whittaker, James, driver, G.T.I?., h King 
 * w lir Niagara. 
 Whittaker, Mrs. Mary, h King w. 
 Whittemore, T. B., asst. book-keeper Con- 
 sumers' Gas Co., h 78 Bay. 
 Wliittmore, W. H., clerk Rice Lewis & Son, 
 
 h 74 Bay. 
 WHITTEMORE'S BUILDINGS. Toronto 
 
 cor King, (see advt.) 
 ■\¥:hitten, Mrs. A»n, (wid Wm.), h 228 
 Queen e. 
 
 Whittler, R. J., «ala8man Hughes & Co., 
 
 bds 130 King e. 
 Whittles, Thos., boiler maker, Soho Foundry. 
 Whitty, James, carter, h 116 Nelion. 
 Wholohen, Thomas, laborer, h 116 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 Whren, Wm., workman G.T.R., bds 266 
 
 Queen w. 
 Wliyte, Alfred, clerk, bds 31 Temperance. 
 Whyte, Alfred, brakeman G.T.R., h 24 Mar- 
 ket w. 
 Whyte, — , bds 12 Temperance. 
 Wickens, Richard, chief clerk B. A. As. Co., 
 
 h 32 Walton. 
 Wickens, Richard, carpenter T. & C. Clements, 
 
 h Sayer. 
 Wickens, Wm, clerk 91 King e, h .32 Wal- 
 ton. 
 AVICKSON, REV. ARTHUR, LL.D., Rec- 
 tor Toronto Grammar School, h 162 Mu- 
 tual. 
 Wickson, Frederick W., clerk N.R.C. 
 Wickson, Henry, butcher, h Russell Hill, 
 
 Davenport Road. 
 Wickson, James, h n s William. 
 Wickson, John, butcher 6 St. Lawrence 
 Market, h Russell Hill, Davenport Road. 
 WICKSON, SAMUEL, solicitor and ckik 
 of Village of Yorkville, 74 Church, h n s 
 William, Yorkville. 
 Widdowson, A. , painter and glazier, 1 Shu- 
 
 ter, h same. 
 Widgery, Wm. M., New Dominion oyster 
 
 and fruit depot, h 72 Queen w, h same. 
 Wiener, Gustavo, cigar maker, bds Betz's 
 
 Hotel. 
 Wiggins, George, baker G. Coleman, bds 99 
 
 King w. 
 Wiggins, John, saloon keeper, h 511 Queen, 
 
 west. 
 Wigglesworth, James, porter 17 A 19 King 
 
 0, h 33 Alice. 
 Whiteman, Albert R., clerk, bds 16 Carlton. 
 Wliiteman, Edward, clerk, bds 16 Carlton. 
 Whiteman, George, Hour and produce broker, 
 
 37 Colborne, h 16 Carlton. 
 Wliiteman, John, house agent, hl09 Dalliou- 
 
 sie. 
 Whiteman, John, jun., h 109 Dalliousia. 
 Whiteman, John R., student, bds 16 Carlton. 
 Wighton, Mrs. Isabella, (wid John), h 108 
 
 Mutual. 
 Wigley, A. B., clerk Dun, Wiman k Co., h 
 
 Beech. 
 Wilby, Edward, children's carriage-maker 
 
 108 and 110 Richmond w h same. 
 Wilcox, Abel, city as.ses8or St. Patrick's 
 
 ward. 
 Wilcox, Levi, carpenter, bds 46 High. 
 Wilcox, Arthur, clerk bds 72 Winchester. 
 Wilcox, Samuel, tailor, bds Metroiwlitau 
 
 Hotel. 
 Wilcox, Thomas, laborer, h Davenport 
 Koad nr Avenue Road. 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 343 
 
 lan Hughes k Co,, 
 
 nker, Solio Foundry. 
 116 Nelion. 
 >rer, h 110 Adelaide 
 
 n G.T.R., bds 266 
 
 s 31 Terapernnce. 
 iG.T.R.,h24Mar- 
 
 leranco. 
 
 clerk B. A. As. Co., 
 
 terT.& C.Clements, 
 
 . King e, h 32 Wal- 
 
 :HUR, LL.D., Rec- 
 : School, h 162 Mu- 
 
 clerk N.R.C. 
 ler, h Russell Hill, 
 
 i'illiam. 
 
 sv 6 St. Lawrence 
 1, Davenport Road, 
 solicitor and cLnk 
 e, 74 Church, li n s 
 
 and glazier, 1 Sliu- 
 
 3W Dominion oyster 
 Queen w, h same, 
 maker, hds lietz's 
 
 G. Coleman, bds 99 
 
 keeper, h 511 (Jueen, 
 
 wrter 17 4 19 King 
 
 lerk, hds 16 Carlton. 
 
 rk, bds 16 Carlton. 
 
 • and produce broker, 
 
 Iton. 
 
 agent, hl09Dalhou- 
 
 h 109 Dalhousia. 
 dent, bds 16 Carlton, 
 (wid John), h 108 
 
 in, Wiman & Co., h 
 
 ren's carriage-maker 
 
 id w h same. 
 
 sessor St. Patrick's 
 
 , bds 46 High, 
 •ds 72 Winchester. 
 I', bds AI«troj)olitau 
 
 orer, h Davenport 
 d. 
 
 ■\Vilcox, Leonard, h 7 Renfrew.^ 
 Wiley, George, painter, h 82 West Ontario. 
 Wiley, James, bricklayer, h 162 ('entre. 
 Wiley & Rowley, house painters, h 24 James. 
 Wilkes, Alfred J., student ut-law Blake, 
 
 Kerr & Wells, bds 121 Church. 
 Wilkes, Anthony, clerk bds 122 Georjje. 
 Wilkes, Mrs. Jane, (wid James), h 26 
 
 Mutual. 
 WILKES, ROBERT, wholesale watches, 
 
 jewellery and cutlery 48 and 50 Yonge, h 
 
 144 Jarvis. 
 Wilkie, T., clerk Montreal telegraph oo., bds 
 
 274 Jarvis. 
 Wilkin, T., laborer G. T. R. 
 Wilkins, George, groceries and provisions 
 
 335 King e, h same. 
 Wilkins, Richard, salesman 33 to 37 King e, 
 
 li same. 
 Wilkins, Wm., manager George Wilkins, bds 
 
 33.') King e. 
 Wilkison, Andrew, h 53 Centre. 
 Wilkinson, David, car-cl ecker G. T. R., bds 
 
 24 York. 
 Wilkinson, Christopher, carpenter, h 32 
 
 Power. 
 Wilkinson, George, carriugc-trinmier, h 55 
 
 Wellington Place. 
 Wilkiri.'ton, (ieorge, h 42 and 44 Agnes. 
 Wilkinson, James, oyster and fruit depot 
 
 222 Yonge, h same. 
 Wilkinson, James A., accountant, h 13 
 
 Avenue. 
 Wilkinson, James W., book-keeper C. 8. 
 
 Gz()\vski& Co., h Avenue. 
 Wilkinson, Joseph W. , clerk 51 King e, bds 
 
 76 Walton. 
 Wilkinson, Miles, saddler 29 George, h 64 
 
 Palace. 
 Wilkinson, R., express messenger, bds 
 
 American Hotel. 
 Wilkinson, Walter J., (Samuel Pettigrew & 
 
 &o.), h 222 Yonge. 
 Wilkinson, AVni., printer Bell & Co., bds 82 
 
 Mutual. 
 Wilkinson, Wm., saddler, bds 64 Palace. 
 Wilkinson, W., asst salesman Education 
 
 Depository. 
 Wilkinson, Wm., blacksmith Wm. Hamilton 
 
 k S jn. 
 Wilkinson, Wm. C, carpenter, h 79 Parlia- 
 ment. 
 WILKINSON, WM. L., (W. WharinicCo.) 
 
 h 11 King e. 
 Wilkinson, — , G.T.R., bds York nr Front. 
 Wilinot, Elias, h 10 Alice. 
 Wilmot, O., agent and exchange broker 7 
 
 AdiUaide e, h 6 Bond. 
 Wilmot, T., asst titter G. T. R. 
 Wilmot, Edward, grocer 168 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Willavd, Win., carpenter, h 47 Centre. 
 Willcock, Abel, builder, h 157 Brock. 
 Wilk'ock, John, builder, h 92 Richmond w. 
 
 Willcock, Stephen, watches and watch ma- 
 terials 4 King e, up stairs, h 92 Richmond 
 
 west 
 Willcocks, Samuel, tailor, h oor King k Bay. 
 Willeston, Christopher, Walsh k Co., h 9 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 Williams, Adolphus, student at law, bds 18 
 
 Magill. 
 Williams, Rev. Alex., (Episcopal), h 22 
 
 Mercer. 
 Williams, Mrs. Bridget, bds 52 Dummer. 
 Williams,. Charles, clerk, h 193 Yonge. 
 Williams, C. M., undertaker 193 Yongo, h 
 
 same. 
 Williams, D., employee G.T.R., h 136 
 
 Peter. 
 Williams, David, bricklayer, h 185 Queen w. 
 Williams, Daniel, conductor G.T.R., h 135 
 
 Brock. 
 Williams, D., box-maker W. Burke. 
 Williams, Miss Ellen, dairywoman, h 116 
 
 Dummer. 
 WILLIAMS, EDWARD, prop Queen's 
 
 Wliarf Hotel, cor Front w and Bathurst. 
 WILLIAMS, (GEORGE, prop Williams' Ho- 
 tel, 8 West >Tarket. 
 Williams, Geoj ^t, carpenter, h 380 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Williams, Geo. T., clerk, h 168 Victoria. 
 Williams, G. W., upholsterer 601 Yonge, h 
 
 26 Czar. 
 Williams, Capt. H., bds 129 Church. 
 \V1 LLI AMS'HOTEL,George Williams prop. 
 
 8 West Market. 
 Williams, Isaac, boarding house 98 Queen w. 
 Willi'ims, J., cleaner G. T. R. 
 Williams, J. J., upholsterer and undertaker 
 
 302 Queen w, h same. 
 Williams, James, iireman G. W. R., h 18 
 
 Lumley. 
 Williams, James S. , foreman Canadian Free- 
 man, h 18 Sydenham. 
 Williams, John, carpenter Robins & Worth, 
 
 bds 28 Nelson. 
 Williams, John, cooper, h ws Yonge north of 
 
 Cottingliam, Yorkville. 
 Williams, Joseph, blacksmith AVm. Hamilton 
 
 k Son. 
 Williams, Joseph, carpenter, h 57 Terauley. 
 Williams, Joseph, commercial travUer e h 16 
 
 Terauley. 
 Williams, Closes, M.D., 98 Queen w, h same. 
 Williams, Philip, grain merchant, h 64 
 
 Duke. 
 Williams, Ri Jiard, sexton Richmond Street 4 
 
 Wesleyan Methodist Churcli and porter 3 
 
 King e, h same. 
 Williams, Robert, brass moulder, h 95 
 
 Queen w. 
 WILLIAMS, R. S., melodeon manufacturer 
 
 143 Yonge, h 219 George. 
 Williams, Thomas, carpet weaver, h 84 
 
 Agnes. 
 Williams, Thomas, tailor, h 74 Gerrard. 
 
844 
 
 C. E. A!a>KR80!N A CO. 8 
 
 
 !■■ 
 
 Williama, Thomu R., prop. Britanni* Hotel 
 
 178 Qucfn w. 
 Williama, Thomas S., clerk 21 and 2S King 
 
 e, Ixls ^acli's Hotel. 
 Williama, Wm., Victoria brewery, h Eliza* 
 
 beth. 
 Williama, Wm., laborer, h 78 (Centre. 
 Williamii, Wm., aailor, h 63 Elm w. 
 Williams, W. H., melodeon mantifacturer, h 
 
 Yonge, Yorkviile. 
 Williamson, Alex. E., book-keeper 25 and 
 
 27 Church, h 181 Church. 
 Williamson, A. J., M. D. , clerk of correspon- 
 dence Education Office, h 15 Gould. 
 Williamson, Robert, police sergeant, bds 166 
 
 Mutual. 
 Williamson, Robert, gas fitter, h 65 Hayter, 
 Williamson, Thomas, carter, h 103 Berkeley. 
 Williamson, Thomas, laborer, h 74 South 
 
 Park. 
 Williamson, Wm., book-keeper Gooderham 
 
 & Worts, h 131 Church. 
 Willing, Robert B., clerk 61 King e. 
 Willing, Thomas, supt. Knox's College 
 
 boarding-house, St. Vincent. 
 Willis, James, house-mover, h 8S Sayer. 
 Willis, John, carpenter, h 32 Terauley. 
 Willis, M., striker G. T. R. 
 Willis, Rev. Dr. Michael, h King w bet John 
 
 and Peter. 
 Willis, Maurice, blacksmith, bds John nr 
 
 Qu?en. 
 Willmott, Charles W., undertaker, h 268 
 
 and 270 Adelaide w. 
 Willmott, Edward, butcher Yonge n s bet 
 
 Bloor and Sydonham, h same. 
 Willmott, George, provisions, wines and 
 
 liquors 374 Yonge 'h same. 
 Willmott, Thomas, laborer, h 504 Adelaide 
 
 west. 
 Willot, John, lal)orer, h 17 Qamson. 
 Wjllot, — ., carriage-maker, h 117 Beech. 
 WILLS, ALEX., (Smith k Wills), h 264 
 
 Yonge. 
 WILLS, ALEX., (G. S. & A. Wills), hl4 
 
 Mwill. 
 WILLS, G. S. &A.,(George S. & Alexander) 
 
 biscuit manufacturers 37, 39 k 41 Adelaide 
 
 w cor Bay. 
 Wills, George, shoemaker, bds 190 Yonge. 
 WILLS, GEORGE S., (G. S. & A. Wills), 
 
 h 37 Agnes. 
 Wills, Lewis, shoemaker, h 206 Centre. 
 WILLS k WATSON, (George S. k Alex. 
 
 Wills & James Watson), coffee and spice 
 
 mills, 121 Bay. 
 Willson, H. D., landing waiter Custom 
 
 House, h 22 Temperance. 
 Willson, Susan, (wid David), h r 30 King 
 
 WILSON, HON. ADAM, judge Court Com- 
 mon Pleas, h Spadina Av. 
 
 Wilson, Alex., assistant bailiff, h 22) Ade- 
 laide w. 
 
 Wilaon, Alfred, P.LS., has Church nr 
 
 IsKbella. 
 Wilson, Andrew, pattern-maker, h 12S 
 
 Victoria. 
 Wilson, Andrew, grocer, h 66 Agnes. 
 Wilson, C, carT)enter W. Mould, bds W. 
 
 Mould's, w Nelson. 
 Wilson, Charles, baker, h 30 Louisa. 
 Wilson, Charles, machinist, h 111 North 
 
 Park. 
 Wilson, Charles, engine driver, h 336 Little 
 
 Richmond. 
 Wilson, Miss Christian, h 419 Yonge. 
 WILSON, CHRISTOPHER, scale maker, h 
 
 30 Albert. 
 WILSON, DANIEL, LL.D., professor of 
 
 History, &c, Univ. College, h 107 Hloor. 
 Wilson, David, boots and shoes 27 King w, 
 
 h same. 
 Wilson, David, fireman, G.T.R., bds Front 
 
 nr Brock. 
 Wilson, David T., coachman, s s Roxbiiry, 
 
 Yorkviile. 
 Wilson, Miss Emily, book-binder, bds 48 
 
 Terauley. 
 WILSON, GEORGE, New Dominion Hotel, 
 
 66 & 68 Colbome. 
 Wilson, George, carpenter, bds 45 Eliza- 
 beth. 
 Wilson, G. H., tiller Bank of Montreal, li 
 
 172 Adelaide w. 
 Wilson, Henry, freight office G.T.R., h 246 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 Wilson, J., warehouseman G.W.R, Queen'i 
 
 Wharf, h Ontario. 
 Wilson, J., harness marker, bdar 353 Yonge. 
 Wilson, Mrs. Isabella, grocer, Simcoo cor 
 
 Nelson w. 
 Wilson, James, porter, r 1324 Sayer. 
 Wilson, James, carriage maker, bds 102 
 
 Boulton. 
 Wilson, Jnmes, poiter, h Terauley. 
 Wilson, James, brushmaker 12 Louisn, h 
 
 same. 
 Wilson, James, tailor, h 86 Stanley. 
 WILSON, HON. JOHN, Judge Court Com- 
 mon Pleas, h 29 Gould. 
 Wilson, John, chimney inspector, h King e. 
 
 s s nr Yonge. 
 Wilson John, builder, h 116 McMahon. 
 Wilson, John, Custom House officer, h 51 
 
 Wellingtan w. 
 Wilson, .fohn, cutter 7 Wellington e. 
 Wilson, John, blacksmith, h 69 Sherbournc. 
 Wilson, John, carpenter, bds 36 Albert. 
 Wilson, John, brakeman, G.T.R., bds 148 
 
 Brock. 
 Wihon, John, shoemaker, h 90 Centre. 
 Wilson, John A., barber, 224 Queen w, h 
 
 same. 
 Wilaon, Joseph, warehouseman G.W.R., h 
 
 w 8 w Ontario nr Dnndas. 
 Wilson, Joseph, teamster, h 5 Hagerman. 
 Wilson. Joseph, laborer, h 221 Centre. 
 
 /^\^ 
 
TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 345 
 
 his Church nr 
 
 em-mftker, h 125 
 
 li 66 Affnes. 
 
 V. Mould, bds W. 
 
 h SO Louisa, 
 nist, h 111 North 
 
 driver, h 336 Little 
 
 h 410 Yonge. 
 ER, scale maker, h 
 
 iL.D., profeitsor of 
 >llege. h 107 Woor. 
 d shoes 27 King w, 
 
 G.T.R., bds Front 
 
 hman, s s Roxbury, 
 
 ook-binder, bds 48 
 
 BW Dominion Hotel, 
 
 ter, bds 45 Eliza- 
 
 ank of Montreal, h 
 
 office O.T.R., h246 
 
 »an G.W.R, Quecn'i 
 
 ter, bd«r353 Yonge. 
 grocer, Simcoc tor 
 
 r 1324 Sayer. 
 
 e maker, bds 102 
 
 1 Terauley. 
 
 taker 12 Louiwi, h 
 
 86 Stanley. 
 J, Judge Court Com- 
 1. 
 inspector, b King e. 
 
 116 McMahon. 
 House officer, h 51 
 
 [Vellington e. 
 h, h 69 Slierbourne. 
 bds 36 Albert, 
 n, G.T.R., bds 148 
 
 r, h 90 Centre. 
 
 r, 224 Queen w, h 
 
 useman G.W.R., h 
 las. 
 
 r, h 5 Hagerman. 
 h 221 Centre. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Mai-garet, vaahtrwoman, h 7 
 Emma. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Mary Ann, (wid George), h 61 
 Victoria. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. (wid), h n s Sydenham. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs., h 7 Power e s. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, compositor Globe, h 42 Ger- 
 rard. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, clerk City Engineer's office. 
 
 Wilson, R., boiler-maker Neil Currie. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, tailor, h 214 George. 
 
 Wilson, Robert, grocer, 189 Parliament, h 
 same. 
 
 WILSON, SAMUEL, cigar box manufac- 
 turer, 31, 33 and 35 Adelaide w, h 115 
 Bay. (See advt). 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Sarah, (wid Patrick), tailor 
 116 Church, h same. 
 
 Wilson, 8., cleaner G.T.R. 
 
 Wilson, Theodore N., h 169 King w. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, printer, 1 46 Terauley. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, painter, bds 18 Duchess. 
 
 WILSON, THOHIAS, (Frank Smith k Co., 
 Toronto, and Frank Smith k Co., London), 
 h 175 Jarvis. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, sexton. Bond St. Church 
 and general store, 38 Louisa. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, jeweller, bds 129 Agnes. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas, tailor, h r 73 Centre. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas W., salesman, bds Com- 
 mercial Hotel. 
 
 Wilson, S. J., grocer, 615 Queen w, hsame. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., tailor, h 391 King e. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., p asterer, h 212 Sayer. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., sailmaker, h 62 Centre. 
 
 Wilson, Wm. Alex., telegraph operator, bds 
 64 Wellington w. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., printer, h 7 Ontario e. 
 
 Wilson, William., laborer, h r 56 Rich* 
 mond w. 
 
 Wilson, Wm., whitewssher, 18 Eden. 
 
 Wilson, H. D., landing master H. M. C, h 
 22 Temperance. 
 
 Wilson A Walker, (John Wilson, Thomas 
 Walker), blacksmiths, e s George nr 
 Duchess. 
 
 WILSON, WM., k CO., vinegar manufac- 
 turers, 116 and 117 Bay, h same. (See 
 advt.) 
 
 Wilson k Co., provision dealers, h 77 Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Wiman, Henry, bookbinder Brown Bros., 
 bds 61 Victoria. 
 
 Winchester, Mrs. Catharine, (wid Alex.), 7 
 Boulton lane. 
 
 Winchester, John, law student, h Foxley. 
 
 Windeat, E. W., G.T.R., freight office, bds 
 166 Adelaide w. 
 
 WINDEAT, AVM., photographer, 39 King 
 w, bds City Arms Hotel. 
 
 Winder, Rev. D. K., baptist, h 2 Msgill. 
 
 Windrum, Samuel, porter, 6 King e, h same. 
 
 Windsor, Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Robert), h 
 49 Carlton. 
 
 Winfield, Thomas, (Thomaa WinfiMdkCo.), 
 h 71 Colborue. 
 
 Winiield, Thomas k Co., (Thomas Winfield 
 k Lucas Fee), i)roduce and commission 
 merchants, 71 Colbome. 
 
 WINGFIELD, J. M., upholsterer and cabi- 
 net-maker, 151 Yonge, h 177 Dalhousie. 
 
 Winkler Otto, shoeniuker, \nh 102 Sayer. 
 
 Winnett, ilenry, clerk Queen's Hotel. 
 
 Winslow, Wm., P. H. & L. R. R., h 160 
 Beech. 
 
 AVinstanley, E. C., student-at-law, bds 43 
 Richmond e. 
 
 WINSTANLEY, 0. S., M.D., 331 Yonge, 
 h same. 
 
 Winstaiiloy, Roland, clerk 77 King e, bds 
 331 Yonge. 
 
 Winter, ('. R., salesman and traveller Hen- 
 derson and Bostwick. 
 
 Winter, Charles, soap factory. Palace, h 27 
 River. 
 
 Winter, Wm. , printer, h 9 Ontario e. 
 
 Winter, Wm., engine driver G.T.R., h r 
 Queen w, nr Brock. 
 
 WITHERS, JAMES E., agent Lake Supe- 
 rior silver mines, 10 Rossm House Block, 
 h cor Shuter and Jarvis. 
 
 Withrow, Mrs. Joanna, (wid James), h 44 
 Richmond w. 
 
 WITHROW, JOHN J., (Withrow k Hil- 
 lock), h 190 George. 
 
 WITHROW k HILLOCK, (John J. With- 
 row and John Hillock), builders and con- 
 tractors), 69 and 61 Adelaide w. 
 
 Witwam, V/m. , laliorer, h 46 Cherry. 
 
 Wochner, John, butcher, h 26 Sydenham. 
 
 Wolf, J., secondhand clothes 312 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 
 Wood, Albert, clerk, bds s s Edward cor 
 Terauley. 
 
 Wood, Henry, policeman, bds 7 Albert. 
 
 Wood, Douglas P., jeweller, h 138 Berkeley. 
 
 WOOD, REV. ENOCH, D.D., (Wesleyan 
 Methodist), res Davenport. 
 
 WOOD, HON, E. B., M.P.P., Provincial 
 Treasurer, Parliament Bigs, bds Queen's 
 Hotel. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Eliza, (wid), milliner, h s s Ed- 
 ward cor Terauley. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Frances, caretaker Victoria Hall, 
 h same. 
 
 Wood, Frederick J., cabinet-maker, h 148 
 Sayer. 
 
 Wood, H. J., tinsmith US Queen w, h same. 
 
 Wood, John, carpenter D. Crawford k Co. 
 
 WOOD, JOHN 0., chemist and druggist 61 
 King w, h same. 
 
 Wood, Joseph, policfuan, h r 122 Duke. 
 
 Wood, L, carpenter and joiner, h r 414 
 Front w. 
 
 Wood, Littleton, carpenter, h 23 Niagara. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. h Edwaid cor Terauley. 
 
 Wood, Robert, prop Commercial Hotel, 04 
 and 66 Nelson. 
 
34e 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Wood, Peter, carpenter, h r 68 Sajor. 
 WOOD, R. A., chemist and druggist 230 
 
 Youge, h same. 
 WOOD, SAMUEL G., L.L.B., (Smith k 
 
 Wood), h 300 Jarvia. 
 Wood, Thomas, employee street railway, h n 
 
 8 Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 Wood, Wm., builder, 319 Richmond w. 
 Woodall, Charles, bookbinder, bds 121 
 
 Mutual. 
 Woodall, George 0., shoemaker. Esplanade 
 
 nr Scott. 
 Woodall, John, bookbinder, h 121 Mutual. 
 Woodcock, Andrew, dry goods salesman, h 
 
 134 Yonge. 
 Woodcock, James, hostler Roach's Hotel. 
 Woodcock, Mrs. .Jane, millinery and ladies' 
 outfttting establishment, 134 Yonge, h 
 same. 
 WOODHOUSE, HENRY, 1st prize horse 
 farrier Royal Veterinary Forge London, 
 Eng., foot of C'hurch. 
 Woodhouse, Henry, blacksmith and owner 
 schooner Lord Nelson, 10 Church, h 12 
 Church. 
 Woodhouse, James, clerk Custom House, h 
 
 186 Church. 
 Woodhouse, Tliomas, salesman, h 40 Oak. 
 Woodhouse, Wm., gardener, h s s Syden- 
 ham, Yorkville. 
 Woodington, Gc^orgo, bds 51 Richmond e. 
 Woodland, Charles R., salesman, h 146 
 
 Berkeley. 
 Woodland, George, (G. Woodlani' & Son), h 
 
 303 Queen w. 
 Woodland, Joshua G., (G. Woodland & 
 
 Son), h 303 Queen w. 
 Woodland k Sou G., (Woodland & Son). 
 
 boot and shoemakers, 303 Queen w. 
 Woodley, Charles E., lithogiaphic printer 
 
 17 & 19 King e, h Beech nr McManon. 
 
 Woodley, J., carpenter Burk's sash and 
 
 door factory cor Richmond and Sheppard. 
 
 Woodley, James, carpenter, h 59Sherbourne. 
 
 Woodley, Mrs. Jane, (wid Thomas) h 70 
 
 Seatou. 
 Woodley, W., carpenter Burk's sash and 
 door factory cor Richmond and Sheppard. 
 Woodman, Henry, accountant, h n s Bloor 
 
 e nr cor Gwynne. 
 Woodman, J. H. , accountant Ontario Bank, 
 
 h n s Bloor nr Gwynne. 
 Woods, Mrs. Ann, (wid Robert), h 86 
 
 Berkeley. 
 Woods, Edward, h 176 Sayer. 
 Woods, F., engineman G. T. R., h nr Don. 
 Woods, Frederick, blacksmith Wm. Hamil- 
 ton k Son. 
 Woods, Gilbert, chandler Palace, h 14 
 
 Sumach. 
 Woods, James, carter, h 104 Oak. 
 Woods, John, laborer, h 49 Cherry, 
 Woods, Michael J., Mallou k Co., h Dundas 
 Road, Brockton. 
 
 Woods, Thomas, laborer, h South Park e. 
 Woods, Thomas, laborpr, bds 25 Elizabeth. 
 Woods, Wm., clerk, bds 164 York. 
 Woods, Wm., laborer, bds 37 Ann. 
 Woods, Wm., blacksmith, h 60 Dundas. 
 Woods. Wm., cleaner G. T. R. 
 Woodside. H. J., law student, bds 283 
 
 Sumach. 
 WOODSIDE, THOMAS, cashier Royal 
 
 Canadian Bank, Toronto, h " V/'Uow 
 
 Rank" 283 Sumach. 
 Woodworth, Simon, clerk, h 268 King e. 
 Woodworth, Richard, excise officer, h 224 
 
 Church. 
 Woolor, Wm., carjienter, h r St. Joseph. 
 Woolet, R. J., patent agent, bds Amcricun 
 
 Hotel. 
 Wooley, George, ostler John Bond, h Centre. 
 WOOLLETT, ROBERT, rcuding-rcoui, a e 
 
 (H)r Queen and Buy. 
 Woolley, Miss Martha, confectioner, e s 
 
 Yonge nr Jarvis li sanie. 
 Woolgar, George Edward, broker and aecoiid- 
 
 hand furniture, &c., h 94, 90, 98 Agnes. 
 Wootten, Joi'l, blacksmith, 52 Queen w, Ii 
 
 Cruickshank lane. 
 Wootton, Wm., butcher, 328 King c, h 326 
 
 King e. 
 WORKMAN, BEN.IAMIN, M.D., assis- 
 tant medical superintendent Lunatic Asy- 
 lum, h same. 
 Workman, George, wool -carder, h 320 
 
 Queen e. 
 WORKMAN, JOSEPPI, M.D„ medical 
 
 superintendent Lunatic Asylum, h same. 
 Workman, Jose|)h, jun., clenical assistant 
 
 Lunatic Asylum, h same. 
 Worrell, Thomas, brickmakei', South Park 
 
 e, h same. 
 Worth, Benjamin, (Robins k Worth), h 148 
 
 Richmond w. 
 Worth, Edward, night watchman G.T.R. 
 Worth, Edward, laborer, h 494 Adelaide w. 
 Worth, Thomas, carpenter, (Robins k 
 
 Worth), bds 148 Richmond w. 
 WORTHINGTON, JOHN, contractor, h 3 
 
 Queen's Park. 
 Worthington, W. H,, clerk, bds Queen's 
 
 Park. 
 Worthy, Francis T., civil engineer, h 19 
 
 Cniickshank. 
 Worthy, Joseph, laborer, h n s Davenport 
 
 road, Yorkville. 
 Wortley, John, cleaner G.T.R., bds Front 
 
 nr Bathurst. 
 WORTS, J. G., (Gooderham k Worts), Vice- 
 President Bank of Toronto, h cor Front 
 
 and Trinity. 
 Wr^, John, book-keeper Shaver k Bell, res 
 
 Mount Pleasant. 
 Wray, John, cutter, (Sliaver & Bell), h St. 
 
 Lawrence Hall. 
 Y/ray, Thomas, melodeon finisher, li 143 
 
 Youge. 
 
h South Park e. 
 
 bris 25 Klizubeth. 
 
 104 York, 
 la 37 Ann. 
 I, h 60 Dundas. 
 T. R. 
 
 student, bds 283 
 
 i, casliier Royal 
 onto, h "Vi'Mlow 
 
 c, h 268 King e. 
 rise olliner, h 224 
 
 li r St. Joseph. 
 L'Ut, lida AintTicuii 
 
 hn Bond, li Centre, 
 n.'ttdiiig-rcoin, s e 
 
 confectiouer, e s 
 
 brokfrmulscoond- 
 94, 90, !>,S Agues, 
 til, 62 (juien w, li 
 
 328 King e, li 326 
 
 nX, M.D., assis- 
 lulunt Lunatic Asy- 
 
 lol -carder, li 320 
 
 , M.I)„ medical 
 
 li A.syluni, h same. 
 
 , clenical assistant 
 
 lie. 
 
 maker. South Park 
 
 ns k AVorth), h 148 
 
 atchinan G.T.R. 
 h 494 Adelaide w. 
 lenter, (Robins & 
 noud \v. 
 N, contractor, h 3 
 
 clerk, bds Queen's 
 
 al engineer, h 19 
 
 ", li 11 s Daveniwrt 
 
 G.T.R., bds Front 
 
 lani k Worts), vice- 
 onto, h cor Front 
 
 Shaver & Bell, res 
 
 ver k Bell), h St. 
 
 m fiuiuher, h 143 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 347 
 
 Wray, George, dealer, h 638 Queen w. 
 Wray Thomas, bricklayer, h 83 lUidimond w 
 Wrcun, Michael, laborer, bds Sydenham. 
 Wrenn, Patrick, tailor, h Sydenham. 
 Wriglit, A. B., liquor merchant, h 10 Agnes. 
 Wright, Andrew, carpenter & joiner, 373 
 
 Yonge, h same. 
 Wright, Mrs. Catharine, (wid George), h 173 
 
 Mutual. 
 Wright, Ciharles, black and white smith, r 5 
 
 Scott, h 82 Richmond w. 
 Wright, Daniel, teamster T. Briggs. 
 Wright, Edward, carpenter, h Isabella bet 
 
 Church and .larvis. 
 Wright, Kdwurd, h w s John bet Front and 
 
 ■NVellingtou. 
 Wright, A. Francis, barrister, &c., 44 
 
 Church, h w s William, Yorkville. 
 Wright, F., cngineman G.T.R., bds Front 
 
 nr John. 
 Wright, George, M.D., bds cor Qneeuand 
 
 J ames. 
 Wright, George, carpenter and grocer, 41 
 
 Edward, h same. 
 WKIGHT, GEORGE H., barber, 54 Ade- 
 laide e. 
 Wright, George, bar-tender George Hill, bds 
 
 York, cor Richmond. 
 Wricht, Henry C., bds 302 Jarvis. 
 WRIGHT, HENRY H., M.I)., h 187 
 
 Queen e. 
 Wright, J., carpenter, h r 5 Gcrrard. 
 Wright, James, storeman G.T.R., Queen's 
 
 wharf, h 60 Garrison. 
 Wright, James, .salesman, bds 124 Vic- 
 toria. 
 Wright, James, carpenter, h r 128 Sayer. 
 WRIGHT, JAMES, dniiynian, h 76 Pine e. 
 Wright, Mrs. J., dry goods, 373 Yonge h 
 
 same. 
 Wright, John, gasfltter, 387 and 389Yon<rn 
 
 h same. 
 Wright, John, laborer, h 100 Onlacksmith. 
 WRIGHT, JOHN T., hairdressi 
 Church cor (Jolborne, h 44 Adi 
 Wright, Jacob, carpenter, h r 64;ord & Co.) 
 Wright, Mrs., washerwoman, h 10., vinegar 
 Wright, Mrs. Nuntiy, dressmr, mile e of 
 
 Caroline. 
 Wright, Peter A., pattern-mrv , 
 
 Albei-t. 
 Wright, Richard, laborer, h 16 Cherry. 
 Wright, Samuel, carpenter, h 21 Hayter. 
 Wright, Thomas, ('rhomas Wright & Co.), 
 
 h 24 Seaton. 
 Wright, Thomas, painter, h 112 Strachan. 
 Wright, Thomas, porter, h 75 Pine. 
 WRIGHT, THOMAS, k CO., (Thomas 
 Wright and W^illiam Cook), manufactur- 
 ers' agents, importera and wholesale deal- 
 ers in British needles, fish hooks and fish- 
 ing tackle, 37 Church. 
 Wright, Wm., clerk post office, cor Church 
 and Wellesley. 
 
 Wright, Wm., bookbinder, bds 107 Dal- 
 
 housie. 
 Wright, Wm., cabinet-maker, h 26 Nelson w. 
 Wright, Wm., conductor N.R.R., h 424 
 
 Queen w. 
 Wriijht, Wm., hotel keeper. Parliament, cor 
 
 Kmg. 
 Wriifht, Wm., builder, h 107 Dalhousie. 
 Wright, Wm. Kennedy, stone mason, h 9 
 
 Ehii. 
 Wright, Wm., prop Welcome Homo Inn, 
 
 327 King e. 
 Wrijj'ht, Mrs. Wm., dry goods and trim- 
 mings, 424 Queen w, h same. 
 Wright, Wm. (Jeorge, bds ws nr cor Welles- 
 ley k Church. 
 Wright, William, blacksmith, bds 14 Ed- 
 ward. 
 AVHIGI.EY, JOHN, (J. k W. Wrigley), h 
 
 283 Queen. 
 AVriglev, Walter S., pnintei, b 15 Terauley. 
 WliKiLEY, Wm., (J. k W. W^rigley), h 68 
 
 Nelson. 
 WltlGLEY, JOHN& WM., manufacturers 
 of cotton and wool batting, woolen cai-pets, 
 cotton niid wool wadding, felt dtths, and 
 dealers in general manufacturers' stock, 
 08 k 70 Nelson e. 
 Wring, AI., laborer. Rolling Mills. 
 Wuniuni, Wm., hostler Grand's Roysl Aca- 
 demy. 
 Wyatt, Alfred G. M., clerk 91 King e, h 
 
 Parliament cor Spruce. 
 Wyatt, G. H., ship broker and freight agent 
 
 48 Front e, h Front. 
 WYATT, GEORGE HENRY, coal and 
 wood, Ontario Whavi' nr Jacques & Hay's, 
 Esiihinade, h Front nr Peter. 
 WyUl, Louis, painter, h 132 Berkeley. 
 Wylie, James, builder, h 8 Richmond w. 
 iVortWi, MivUJiew, laborer, h 243 Elizabeth. 
 Norton. Patr)BERT J., dry goods and mil- 
 Pape, James, Yonge, h 30 Adelaide w. 
 Pape, John, , carpenter 384 Yonge, h same. 
 Pape, Josepl:. W., milliner and dressmaker 
 Pape, Josepe, h same. 
 James PajB, ,jun., assistant book-keeper 
 and plant iig, li 129 Church. 
 Rahey, Wm.orge, studcnt-at-law 4 Ontario 
 Held. Ko.<!R4a 12 Carlton. 
 Wyllie, Mrs. Maiy Ann, (wid George B.), 
 
 boarding house 119 Church. 
 Wyman, Mrs. Harriet, (wid Wm.), boarding 
 
 house 80 Richmond w. 
 Wynne, Thomas L., slipper maker, h 145 
 
 University. 
 Wyrill, George, tailor 21 Shuter, h same. 
 
 Yale, Wm., h 35 Louisa. 
 
 YARKER, GEORGE W., acting manager 
 
 Bank of Montreal, h 30 Yonge. 
 Yates, M^s. Elizabeth, (wid), h 09 Ann. 
 
948 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 Yatei, Joafph, ulMtnan Wm. Strachan k 
 
 Co. , Ixia Contniercial Hotel. 
 Yeatei, Wm. B., cleric 47 and 49 King e, h 
 
 47 Alice. 
 Yolland, Thomas, book-keeper, It 66 Agnes. 
 YONQE ST. WHARF, Milloy & Co., 
 
 (Donald Milloy k Thomas Burk), whar- 
 fingers. 
 York, Mrs. Mary, (wid Michael), h 197 
 
 Queen e. 
 York, Michael, laborer, h 77 North Park. 
 Yorke, George, 3U2 Queen w. 
 Yorksliire Stingo Hotel, John Hurst, prop. 
 
 14 Francis. 
 York St. Inn, Charles Burns prop, 116 York. 
 YORKVILLK BUEWEllY, Henry Severn, 
 
 prop, n of toll gate, e s Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Y6uST0N, C. H., (Virtue fcYorston), res 
 
 New York, U. S. 
 Yorston, James, provision dealer 33 St. 
 
 Lawrence Arcade, h 60 Teraulcy. 
 Yorston, Robert, locker C. H., li entre. 
 Yorston, Robert, expressman, h 198 Uni- 
 versity. 
 Young, E., machinist, h 19 Tei-auley. 
 Young, Mrs. Esther, (wid Jacob), h 45 
 
 Esther. 
 Young, Mrs. Catherine, seamstress, h cor 
 
 Pine and Charles. 
 Young, George, porter Lyman, Elliot k Co., 
 
 h 28 Carohnc. 
 Youn^, George, brakeman G. T. R., h 205 
 
 University. 
 Young, George R., painter, h 160 Centre. 
 Young, J. W., salesman, h 45 Isabella. 
 
 Young, Jani««, liook-keeper Sessions, Turner 
 
 & Co., h 8 Wood. 
 YOUNG, JAMES, produce and commission 
 
 merchant 42 Wellington c, h 2 Sultan.^ 
 Young, James, laborer, ImIs 78 Peter. 
 Young, James, teamster, h 62 Gerranl. 
 Young, John, shoemaker, h 16 Duchess. 
 Young, John, mariner, h 138 George. 
 Young, John, bookseller and stationer 93 
 
 Youge, h 21 Mutual,. 
 Young, John, laborer h 4 Muria. 
 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA 
 
 TION ROOMS, 34 King e. 
 Young, Mrs. Louisa, (wid David), h r 12 
 
 Terauley. 
 Young, Miss Mary Ann, h 47 North. 
 Young, Rev. Geo. P., M.A.,prof.,hl05Bloor. 
 Young, Robert, boots anil shoes 110 Yonge, 
 
 h 704 Sumach. 
 Young, Wm. , gardener, h Yonge St. Nursery 
 
 348 k 360 Yonge. 
 Younff, Wm. A., salesman R. McPhail, h 66 
 
 Riclimond e. 
 Young, Wm. S,, paper-hanger 64 and 66 
 
 Hayter, h same. 
 
 Z 
 
 Zala, Paul, foreman confectioner 93 King e, 
 h Nelson. 
 
 Zears, Andrew, cigar maker, h 65 Centre. 
 
 Zimmerman, John, salesman, bds 74 Bay. 
 
 Zimmerman, Mrs. , operator on sewing ma- 
 chine 18 King c. 
 
 ZION CHAPEL, (Congregational), Bay cor 
 Adelaide. 
 
 TORONTO NURSERIES. 
 
 GEO. LESLIE S SON, 
 
 Bash and 
 
 Sheppard. 
 
 Sherbourne. 
 
 mas), li 70 
 
 3 sasli and 
 Sheppard. 
 n s Bloor 
 
 Worth, Eai 
 Worth, E(li 
 Worth, Tl 
 
 Worths. I 
 WOUTHIN 
 
 Queen's P 
 Worthingto: 
 
 Park. 
 Worthy, Fn 
 
 PROPRIETORS. 
 
 These Nurseries now extend over one hunired acres. 
 
 Ths Stock which is large and of first quality is replete with every gvariety suitable to 
 
 the climate, and consists of 
 
 APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, CHERRIES, 
 
 Gooseberries, Currants, Grape Vines, Strawberries Sec 
 
 Th« OB]rAIIB<irTAI, DEPARTMENT Is very cxleulve, mail aboaada with CTWTtklac 
 deslraMc. PartteaUr atteaUoa Is ttMeOtJf the stock •! Urge 
 
 Ornamental Trees, Weeping Trees, and Everereens, for Street Planting, 
 
 Lawns, Oemeteries, oeg. 
 
 OATALOaUBS BBMT TO ALL APPU0AIIT8. AddreM, 
 
 OKOXIOX: UESLiXE ScfSON, L<*«Ue P. Ou 
 
perSeaaion*, Turner 
 
 ice and commiaaion 
 III V, ii 2 Sultaii.| 
 kU 73 Peter. 
 
 h 62 Oerranl. 
 -, h 10 Duclieai. 
 
 138 George, 
 r and atationer 93 
 
 I Kluria. 
 
 JTIAN ASSOCIA 
 
 ipe. 
 
 irid David), h r 12 
 
 h 47 North. 
 ,prof.,hl05Bloov. 
 il ahoea 110 Yoiige, 
 
 Yonge St. Nursery 
 
 n R. McPhail, h 66 
 
 -hanger 64 and 66 
 
 ectioner 93 King e, 
 
 kcr, h 65 Centre, 
 nan, bds 74 Bay. 
 tor on aewing ma- 
 
 egational), Bay cor 
 
 RIES. 
 
 RIETOflS. 
 
 idred a«reg, 
 
 %n«ty sDiUble to 
 
 ERRIES, 
 
 niee, &c. 
 
 ) with cvcrrtklac 
 >l Urse '— —• 
 
 Street Planting, 
 
 r, LeaUe P. a 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRKCTORY. 
 
 349 
 
 LESLIEVILLE. 
 
 Laalia Post Offlca., (commonly called Leille»ille), in nituated in the Townahlp and County of 
 York two mile» eaiit of Toronto, on the KiiiK»ton road. The village ix named after Mr. George 
 Leeliu, wlio eiiUbliahe«l the nuraery Ijuiinesi here 20 yearn ago. The Foat OtHce dates from 
 the year 1868, William I^anibert lieiiig tlie «rnt poittiiiaHter ; in tlie year 18fi2, Geo. Leilie, 
 iun the present pontmaater, w m appointed. Tlie village oontaina a coiiiinon ichool, a aeparata 
 schiwi one cnurch, via., Wealevau Methotliat, of brick, erected in the year 1869, an<i capable of 
 seating hve hundred |)eople. There are three hotels, one blncksniith shop, one edge tool factory, 
 a large distillery, brewery and vinegar factory, several brickyaixlH, ic. Daily Mail. Population 460. 
 
 Thk TiiBOSTO Nub KRiKa were esUbliithed in 1848 by George Uslie, Esq., and comprise 
 an area of one hundred and fifty acres, and are, without exception, the most extensive in the 
 Dominion, embracing every description of fruit and orimme iiUl trees, shrubs, hedge planU, decidu- 
 ous llowering shrulis and grape vines. The grouiuls are adniliably adapted for nursery productiona. 
 Mr Leslie keeiia up a regular correspondence with some of tlie principal iiiirHerles in (Ireat Britain 
 and tlie UniUHl States, and spares no expeiiNa in uddiiig to his stock all aciiuisitions of merit. Im- 
 portations are annually made from Eiigliiiid of ornamental, deciduous ami evergreen trees, exclusive 
 of what Is raised by himself, so as to otford an extensive and varied aKsortiiient. In nil its depart- 
 ments every care and attention that a thorough knowledge of and exiierieiice in the nursery line may 
 suggest, Is readily taken advantage of. From this fact, and the already high reputation of the 
 Toronto Nurseries, continued prosperity must be the reward. 
 
 Ambrose, Riuhard, laborer. 
 
 Ashbridgc, Jesse, fanner. 
 
 Beet, James, aen., farmer. 
 
 Best, James, jun., laborer. 
 
 Bird, Mward, butclicr. 
 
 Brickenden, J., lab'r Fittingcr, McCordfc Co. 
 
 Britt, Patrick, laborer. 
 
 Brockwell, Tliomaa, brickmnker. 
 
 Cahill, Edward, market gardener. 
 
 Callender, John, teamster. 
 
 Callender, Peter, laborer. 
 
 Campliii, Chorles, laborer. 
 
 Cavanagli, Richard, market gardener. 
 
 Cockburii, Frank, farmer. 
 
 Collins, Robert, basket maker. 
 
 Cook, Wm„ teamrter. 
 
 Cooper, George, ninrket gardener. 
 
 Crothers, James, fisherman. 
 
 Crothers, John, constable. 
 
 Crotliers, Samuel, painter. 
 
 Elwood, John, briekmaker. 
 
 Everiss, Beii.j. pump-maker and blacksmith. 
 
 Filstewl, George, fanner. 
 
 Finucane, John, laborer. 
 
 Fittinger, H., (Fittinger, H., McCord & Co.) 
 
 FITTINGEK, H., McCORD & CO., vinegar 
 manufacturers and distillers, 1 mile e of 
 Leslieville P. 0. Leslie. 
 
 Fogarty, Patrick, market gardener. 
 
 Greenwood, Mrs., hotel keeper. 
 
 Hastings, Thomas, axe maker and fanner. 
 
 Hcthenngton, George, laborer. 
 
 Higgins, \Vm., high constable. 
 
 Hill, Samuel, ice merchant. 
 
 Holland, Terence, butcher. 
 
 Hunter, Wm., brick maker. 
 
 IngU'son, John, farmer. 
 
 Invin, Thomas, market gardener. 
 
 Jamiesoii, Wm. 
 
 Jepsoii, Joseph, laborer. 
 
 Johnston, Mrs., seamstre.ss. 
 
 Kyflin, Richard, fisherman. 
 
 Lang, Wm., laborer. Rolling Mills. 
 
 LESLIIi, GEORGE, Sk>'., (G. LcsUe & Sou.) 
 
 Ll-^SLIE, GEORGE, JUN., (Geoigc LesUe t 
 
 Son), and Post Master. Leslie V. O. 
 LESLIE, GEORGE k SON, (George k 
 George Leslie, junr.), Toronto Nuraery. 
 P. O. address, Leslie, (see advt.) 
 Lewis, Mrs. Henry, gro( p. 
 Lewis, Will. J., ice menliant. 
 Love, Mrs., gardener. 
 Lumsden, .lolin, laborer. 
 Mara, James, laborer. 
 Marsli, Leonard, fisherman. 
 MolTatt, Robert, laborer. 
 MORIN, JAMES, general merchant k brick 
 
 manufacturer. (See advt) 
 Morley, John, fisherman. 
 Morley, Walker, brickmaker. 
 Muir, Alex., school teacher. 
 Nieliolson, John, market gardener. 
 Nicholson, Win., market gardener. 
 Norton, Martin, laborer. 
 Norton, Patrick, constable. 
 Pape, James, (.1. PajMs k Sons). 
 Pape, John, (J. Pane & Sons). 
 
 Papc, Joseph, (J. PajM" & Sons). 
 
 Pape, Joseph k Sons, (Joseph, John and 
 James Pape), market gardeners and fruit 
 and plant dealers. 
 
 Rahey, Wni. , farmer. 
 
 Reid, Ross, brickmaker. 
 
 Russell, John, brickmaker. 
 
 Sawdon, John, carpenter. 
 
 Sawdon, Thomas, laborer. 
 
 Sedgwick, Mr.s. , market gardener. 
 
 Smith, George, brickmaker and hotel-keeper. 
 
 Steadman, Thomas, laborer. 
 
 Strader, John, hotel-keeper and grocer. 
 
 Wagstaff, David, brickmaker. 
 
 AVagstail', Wm., laborer. 
 
 Wallace, James, carpenter. 
 
 West, Wm., laborer. 
 
 White, John, laborer. 
 
 Wilds, Vrra., laborer. 
 
 AVright, Rev. D., Wesleyan Methodist. 
 
ADVfiRTISEMENTS. 
 
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 DEALERS IN BOOKBINDERS' MATERIALS, &c., 
 Nos. 66 A «8 KINC STREET EAST, TORONTO. 
 
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 Of all Sizes -vnd Styles, of the very best make, and »t moderatf prices, constantly 
 on hand, or special kinds manufactured to order in a style unsurpassed 
 for quality, durabilty, or priic. 
 
 BTA-TIOTsTEIiY 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN STOCK, COMPRISING 
 
 Writing and Book Papers, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Ink Stands, in 
 great variety. Copying Presses, &c., 
 
 Purchased dir«ct from the Manufa'^Lurers, and at such prices as to enable ua to hold out 
 
 21 eat inducements to buyers. 
 
 IHrries, Wallets, Bill Cases, Purses, Pocket Books, &o. 
 
 Honorable mention at the Paris Exhibition, 18G7, for superiority in Account Rooks, 
 
 Bookbinding, &a. 
 
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 [)rices, constantly 
 LUsurpas8U(l 
 
 3ING 
 
 Ink Stands, in 
 
 enable us to hold out 
 
 }oks, &o. 
 
 17 Account Books, 
 
 SUBSCRIBERS' CLASSIFIED 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
 
 Accountants. 
 
 Blaikii! & Alexander, Jordan e s cor King. 
 
 Cluistic, Alex., 34 King e. 
 
 Fraser, James, C) King w. 
 
 Kerr, John, British America Assurance 
 
 Blga., Court cor Church. 
 Mason, \V. T., 5 Ontario Hall, Court. 
 Spreull, Samuel, Jordan s e cor King. 
 Stammers, S. J., Suniuch n of King. 
 Thomas, George, 31 Church. 
 
 Agents, Canada Starch Co. 
 Crawford D. & Co., Palace cor Princess. 
 
 Agent Canadian Navigation Co. 
 Milloy, Nicol, 8 Front e. 
 
 Agents, Cartage. 
 
 Hendrie, John, k Co., 41 Scott. 
 Shedden, John k ("o., 42 Front e. 
 
 Agents, OommlBsloD. 
 
 Christie, Alex., 11 King w. 
 
 Harris, Thomas D., cor Richmond e and 
 
 Clare. 
 
 Agents, Collecting. 
 
 Butler, Wilkin B., 2 Leader Bigs. 
 Cupjiles k Hunter, £0 Toronto. 
 
 Agents, Consular. 
 
 Dixon, B. Homer, (Netl erlanus), Home- 
 wood, Carlton. 
 JIacdonell, Wm. J., (France), 72 Church. 
 Thurston, D. II., (U. S.), 3 Masonic HalJ. 
 
 Agent, Crown Tlmlier. 
 Nash, John R., 53 Duke. 
 
 Agent, Emigration. 
 Donaldson, John A., 14 Front e. 
 
 Agent, Emigration to New Zealand. 
 Riddel, A. A., M.D., 219 Queen e. 
 
 Agent Express. 
 
 Irish, M, H., General Express Agent, 67 
 Yonge. 
 
 Agents, Freight. 
 
 Jacques, Wm. H., 50 Front e. 
 Wyatt, G. H., 48 Front e. 
 
 Agents, General. 
 
 Spoonei', Alonzo, 182 Adelaide w. 
 Sylvester, Br. i., k Hickman, 1 Ontario 
 
 Chambers. 
 Unwin, Charles, sen. , 42 Adelaide e. 
 
 Agents, House, Land and Estate. 
 
 Blaikie & Alexander, Jordnn w s cor kins;. 
 
 Butler, Wilkin B., 2 Leader Bigs. 
 
 Christie, Alex., 34 King e. 
 
 Hime, Humphrey L., 6 Wellington e, 
 
 Hope, Wm., 2 Victoria Hall, Melinda 
 
 Jarvis, E. J., Whittemore's Bigs., Toronto. 
 
 Powell, John S., 139 York. 
 
 ShortLss, Thomas, Whittemore's Bigs., 
 
 Toronto. 
 Unwin, Charles, sen., 42 Adelaide e. 
 Westmacott, ^V. M., 92 King e. 
 
 Agents, Insurance. 
 
 Bradhurne, E., Toronto nr Post Office. 
 
 Clmtt'ey, E& Co., 49 Front e. 
 
 Clark, S. C. D.- & Co., n w cor King and 
 
 Ch"v:,l.. 
 DcGrassi, A., C3 King e. 
 
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 it 
 
 352 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Fortier. Charles O., 6 & 7 Ontario Chambers. 
 
 Fraser, James, 5 King w. 
 
 Ganrin, John, Whittemore's Bigs., Toronto. 
 
 Oilmor, Isaac C, 59 Colbome. 
 
 Gooch, Robert N., 32 Wellington e. 
 
 Gregory, Joseph, 78 King e. 
 
 Henderson, Wm., King w u s cor Yonge. 
 
 Him.<, Humphrey L., 6 AVelllngton e. 
 
 Maddison, G. L., 6 Wellington e. 
 
 Mason, Wm. T., 6 Ontario Hall, Court. 
 
 Moffatt, Murray k Co., 36 Yonge. 
 
 Pellatt k Osier, 86 King e. 
 
 Rains, John, 120 Yonge cor Adelaide. 
 
 R}llo, James, Whittemore's Bigs. 
 
 Rowland, Wm., Church cor Front and 
 
 Wellington e. 
 Scott k Wttlmsley, Ontario Hall, Church. 
 Smith, J. E. & Co., 31 Church cor Colbome. 
 Unwin, Charl^, sen,, 42 Adelaide e. 
 Walker, John, Whittemore's Bigs., Toronto. 
 Walton, Matthew, 24 Walion. 
 Westmacott, W. M., 92 King e. 
 
 Agent, Knitting Maolilnei. 
 Bailey, Henry, 28 King w. 
 
 Agents, Lubricating OUi. 
 
 Clark, S. C. D.- & Co., n w cor King and 
 Church. 
 
 Agents, Mercantile. 
 
 Bradstrect, J. M. k Son, Bank of Toronto 
 Bigs, Wellington c. 
 
 Dun, Wiman & Co., Exchange Big, Wel- 
 lington e. 
 
 Agents. Mlnlnrj. 
 
 ines R., 6 Wdli 
 Kersteman, Wni., 60 and 62 
 
 Bradbury, James R., 6 Wellington i'. 
 ■ 82 (Munch. 
 
 Agents, Parliamentary. 
 
 Anderson, C. E. k Co., 53 Wellington e. 
 Harris, M., 74 Yonge. 
 
 Agents, Patent. 
 
 Cliristie, Alexander, 34 King e. 
 Hancock, John W., 22 Toronto. 
 Roberts, Diiviil, G4 King c. 
 
 Agents, Publlihars. 
 
 Thompson k Duff, 30 King o. 
 Thomi)8on, IJ. S., 404 King w. 
 Virtue k Yorston, 55 Yonge. 
 
 Agents, Safes. 
 Lewis, Rice k Son, King cor Toronto. 
 
 Aganta, Scalaa. 
 
 Boomer, A. K., 93 King w. (Fairbanks' 
 celebrated.) 
 
 Aganti, Sewing Maohlnaii. 
 
 Boilej', Henry, 28 King w. 
 
 Black, Norris, 18 King e. 
 
 Boomer, A. K., 93 King w. 
 
 Gates, G. W. k Co., (manufacturers), 14 
 
 King e. 
 Mendon, L. C, 3 Rossin House Block, 
 
 King w. 
 Spatlbrd, John K, 34 King e. 
 Walton, George A., 105 Kingw. 
 White, W. A., 90 King e. 
 
 Agenta, Steamship. 
 Bray, Josias, n w cor King and Church, 
 
 Agents. Shipping. 
 
 DeGnusie, Alfio, 53 King e. 
 Alilloy k Co., Yonge street Wharf. 
 
 Ale and Porter. 
 
 Cosgrave t Co., filj King c. 
 
 Morison, Malcolm, Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Rutlcdge, Thomas, 62 King w. 
 
 Toronto Bottling Co., James Leach, prop., 
 
 664 Yonge. 
 Shaw k Heap, 3 Adelaide e. 
 
 Architects, OlvU EnglBaers and Surveyors. 
 
 Arnjstrong, Wm., 42 King e. 
 
 Browne, John 0. , Whittcmore'.s Buildings, 
 
 Toronto. 
 Gundry k Langley, Jordan w s cor King. 
 Irving, Wm., n w cor Yonge and Adelaide. 
 Kautfninn, Wm. A., Ma.sonic Hall, Toronto. 
 Roberts, David, 64 King e. 
 Savigny, Hugh P., 32 Exchange Buildings. 
 tShanly, Frank, 54 York. 
 Smith, Jiimcs, 11 King \v. 
 Stibbs, Wm. J., 20 Adelaide w. 
 Storm, Wm. J., Romain Hlgs, King w. 
 Wadsworth t Unwin, 42 Adelaide, opp Court 
 
 House. 
 White, Henry, 12 Meliuda. 
 
 Artl&olal Llmhs Maiufaoturer 
 Black, Norris, 18 Kinge. 
 
 ArUsts. 
 
 Avni.strong, Wm., 42 Kinge. 
 Bcithon, George T., 45 King w. 
 Bridgmun, J. W., 'M King w. 
 Damoreau, Charles 'I'. , Buy, cor King. 
 Forbes, John, Romtiin Bigs, King w. 
 
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TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 353 
 
 Foster, Wm., Leader Bigs. 
 Gilbert, George, 40 Gerrard c. 
 Kane, Paul, 48 Wellesley u. 
 McEvoy, H., Gerrard. 
 Martin, Thomas M., 22 King e. 
 Verncr, F. A., 39 King w. 
 
 Attorneys and SollcitorB. 
 {See Barrister!,. ) 
 
 Auction and Ooinmls3lon. 
 Andrews k Son, 109 Yoiigo. 
 Beverle}', Henry, 79 & 81 York. 
 Henderson, Andnuv, 6.') Yonije. 
 Wiiketit'ld, Co;it? & <.'o., 57 King e. 
 AValls, Tlioma.s, 117 Yonge. 
 Warden, 0., 118 King e. 
 
 Bakers and Gonfeotioneri. 
 
 Aitkins, "Wm., 72 J Que?u w. 
 
 Bain, .lohn. Sll Queen w. 
 
 Beatv, Cliiirlfs, Bcrkelev. 
 
 Bee.David, 309 Church. 
 
 Bt-rrie & Brisbane, 3:53 Queen w. 
 
 Boater, Isan;, 597 Yoiigi'. 
 
 Burness & Sons, cor .Tarvis k Queen e. 
 
 Christie, Wm., tVifj Yonge. 
 
 Coles, G?orge, >vn Yonge. 
 
 Craig, .Tami'S F., 01 flhurch. 
 
 Crawford, Ar.'hibald, 311 Queen vv. 
 
 Crumpton, Henry, 171 King e. 
 
 Gibb, Laurence, 147 Vork. 
 
 Hammond, Alfrcil, 314 Yongj. 
 
 Hammond, Samuel, (19 King w. 
 
 Herbert, John, 143 Queen w. 
 
 Hope, Edward, Yonge cor .lames, Yorkville. 
 
 Kinzinger, .lacob, English bun house, 100 
 
 Yoik. 
 Marshall, John S., 99 Clnirch. 
 Middleton, Francis, ir)8 King w. 
 Mishaw, Thomas B., 3S3 Queen w. 
 Nasmith, John, 119 Adelaide e. 
 Nasmith, Jl., 372 Youge. 
 O'Halloran, .Michael, 130 .larvis. 
 Rattray, Alex., 148 Yonge. 
 Riddel'l, Francis, (iO Edward cor Ternuley. 
 Soycr, A., 131 Yonge. ..<.| 
 Slatter, James, 3,''.9 A'onge; ; ".1 -; 
 Thurmaii, Mrs. 11., (i2') Yonge. 
 ■\Vills, G. S. k A., 37, 39 and 41 Adelaide w 
 
 Banks. 
 
 British North America, S. Taylor manager, 
 cor Yonge and Wellington. 
 
 Canadian Bank of Commerce, R. J. Dallas, 
 cashier, cm- Yonge and Colborne. 
 
 Merchants' Bank, (i. James Harper, mana- 
 ger, 13 &. 15 Wellington w. 
 
 Merchants' Bank Savings Bank, 13 Wel- 
 lington w. ^ 
 
 23 
 
 Montreal, E. H. King manager, 30 Yonge, 
 cor Front. 
 
 Ontario Bank, A. Fisher manager, Welling- 
 ton cor Scott. 
 
 Royal Canadian, e s Toronto, bet King and 
 Adelaide. 
 
 Quebec Bank, Bank of Toronto Bigs., Wel- 
 lington c. 
 
 Upper Canada Trustees' Odice, Ontario Hall. 
 
 Bankers, Brokers, &c. 
 
 Beatv, Robert & Co., 53 King e. 
 Bray. ,Iosi;ili, 94 King c. 
 Brown, W. U. & Co., GO King e. 
 Browne, Philip .ic (.'o., 07 Yo'iige. 
 Morse, fl. J. & Co., 50 King e. 
 Phipps, W. B., Toronto o|)p Post Office. 
 Campbell, C. J,, 92 King e. 
 Forbes & King, 30 King c. 
 Joseph, Henry, 82 King e. 
 King, W. k .v., 20 Qu'/en w. 
 Mortimer, Herbert, Victoria Hall. 
 Pellatt & Osier, 80 King e. 
 
 Barbers and Hair Dressers 
 
 Bailey, J. W., 28^ King w. 
 
 B.iusley, Ciiarles, 71 King w. 
 
 Bates, '.Misses II. k M., 31 King w. 
 
 Carter, Georgt-,(Jueen's Hotel and 26 Kingw. 
 
 Casey, T. P., Kossin House, Y'ork. 
 
 Carey, G. W., 151 Yonge and 8 Front. 
 
 Copley, Joseph, 238 Yonge. 
 
 J)e La Hunt, Thomas, 70 Colborne. 
 
 Edmumls, Elislui, 292.^ Yonge. 
 
 Hollins, David, 39 East Market. 
 
 Jackson, John, H., 47 I'niversity. 
 
 Lewis, Josepli, 384 Queen w. 
 
 Xelson, Henry, 32^ King w. 
 
 Patton, Anderson, 102 (,>ueen w. 
 
 Pullan, Joseph, 9 Dummer. 
 
 Robinson, Alfred, 172 Yonge. 
 
 Robinson, Tliomas, 147 Yonge. 
 
 Robinson, Tliomas, 14 Queen w. • 
 
 Seott, Wm., 47 George. 
 
 Sniallwood, Miss C. V., 97 Queen w. 
 
 Smart, John, 71 Queen w. 
 
 Thomas, R^jcrt P., 27 East Market. 
 
 Townslev, James, Yonge nrBloor, Yorkville. 
 
 Washington, J., 173i York. 
 
 Wilson, .lohn A., 224 Queen w. 
 
 Wright, (teorge H., 54 Adelaide e. 
 
 Wright, John, 44 Adelaide e cor Church 
 
 and Colborne. 
 Wright, John T., Church cor Colborne. 
 
 Barristers, Attorneys and SoUsitors. 
 
 Alleti, Robert .Mahon, York Cliambars, 
 
 Court. 
 Ault, Wm., s w or King and Y'onge. ' 
 
 Anderson, J. T., Osgoode Hall, j 
 
854 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO, S 
 
 Atkinson k Boswell, 74 King e. 
 
 Barwick, Fred. D., Uomain Bigs. ' 
 
 Barrett k Evans, 2 and 3 Onturio Cliamlters. 
 
 Barry, Thomas, 5 York Chambers, Court. 
 
 Beatty k Chadwiok, 58 King e. 
 
 Bell, Crowther k Tilt, 72 King cor Church. 
 
 Bigelow, N. Gordon, Whittemore's BIga, 
 Toronto. 
 
 Birtch, Kobert S. , cor Court and Toronto. 
 
 Blaiu, Ferguson k Parkinson, 74 Yonge. 
 
 Blake, Kerr k Wells, Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Blevins k ]3uggan, C!ity Bigs. 
 
 Boulton, .Tames, 44 Church. 
 
 Boyd k Stayner, 70 King e. 
 
 Cameron, McMichael, Fitzgerald k Hoskins, 
 44 Church. 
 
 Cameron & Miillichacl, 44 Church. 
 
 Cameron, Harnian k Murray, Komain Bigs. 
 
 Cameron k Holniested, 107 King e cor 
 Church. 
 
 Cameron k Smart, Whittemore's Bigs, To- 
 ronto. 
 
 Canavan, John, 58 King e. 
 
 Carroll, Charles I., 18 Toronto. 
 
 Cassels, Robert, jun., 5(5 Church. 
 
 Clark, A. M., 3 SVellingtou Chambers, Jor- 
 dan. 
 
 Clark, Wm. Mortimer, 48 King e. 
 
 Coldw«ll, Morgan, Leader Bigs. 
 
 Crawford & Crombie, Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Cricknior6, John, 3 York Chambers, Court. 
 
 Crooks, Ki'ngsniill & Cattanach, Edinburgh 
 Assurance Bigs, 17 Wellington w. 
 
 Curran, Joseph J., 78 King e. 
 
 Deuison, G. T., jun., 11 Wellington Cham- 
 bera, Jordan. 
 
 Donovan, Joseph E., 1 Ontario Hall. 
 
 Duggan & Meyers, Court cor Toronto. 
 
 Dui'and, Charles, 1 Adelaide e. 
 
 English k Foster, Ontario HalL 
 
 Fraser, Kobert, 44 Church. 
 
 Ferguson, Thomas, 153 Church. 
 
 Freeland, Wm., Z«oder Bigs., King e. 
 
 Gait k Henderson, Uoyal Insurance Bigs., 1 
 Wellington cor Yonge. 
 
 Gamble and Boulton, Court cor Church. 
 
 tKrins, C. S., 19 Masonic Hall. . 
 
 XJraham, Richard, Bellevue House, Bellevue 
 arc. 
 
 Greene, Columbus H. , 40 Adelaide e. 
 
 Owynne, Armour k Hoskins, Jordan vr a cor 
 King. 
 
 Hancock, John W., 22 Toronto. 
 
 Harris !^nsk, 64 Church. 
 
 Haw'ke, George, Wellington cor York. 
 
 Hector, John, Q.C., 11 King w. 
 
 Helliwell, J., Bank of Toronto Bigs. 
 
 Henderson, James, jun., (Gait k Henderson), 
 Royal Insurance Bigs., cor Yonge and 
 Wellington e. 
 
 Heyden k Defoe, 74 Church. 
 
 Hoilgins, Thomas, 6 Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Hurd, £. £. W., n w cor King k Church. 
 
 Ince, Thomas H.. 8 Wellii(|fton «. 
 
 Jarvis, S. M., 22 King e. 
 
 Jones, F. T., 74 Yonge. 
 
 Jones Brothers, 7 and 9 Masonic Hall, To- 
 ronto. 
 
 Joseph, F. J., 14 Wellington Chambers, 
 Jordan. 
 
 Keele, W. C, Whittemore's Bigs. 
 
 Kingstone, F. W., 62 Church. 
 
 LaPenotiere, Frederick J., Court cor To- 
 ronto. 
 
 Lash, Zebulun A., 1 Toronto Bigs. 
 
 Ledyard, Thomas D., 74 Yonge. 
 
 Leith, Alexander, 41 Melindn. 
 
 Leys, McMurrich k Robertson, City Bigs, 
 cor King and Church. 
 
 McCaul, G. Lefroy, 85 King e. 
 
 McBride, John, 40 Adelaide e. 
 
 McCutchon, Peter McGill, 40 Adelaide e. 
 
 McDonald, John, 146 Jarvis. 
 
 McDonald k Chndwick, Whittemore's Bigs, 
 Toronto. 
 
 McDonald Stephens k Howard, 9 and 10 
 Wellington Cnainbers, Jordan. 
 
 McDonald, Alex., 386 Queen w. 
 
 McGregor, Patrick, 26 Adelaide e. 
 
 McLean, A. k T., 12 Melinda. 
 
 McMunay k Rae, York Clmnibers. 
 
 MeNab, Murray k Jackcs, Court House. 
 
 Macdonell, Alex., 56 Church. 
 
 MacKenzie k Pateison, 19 Toronto. 
 
 Maclennan k Henderson, Ontario Hall, 
 Court. 
 
 Macnabb k Morgan, Court. 
 
 Magi'ath, Charles, cor Church andColbome. 
 
 Miller, Robert B., 86 King c. 
 
 Morphy, G. k H. B., Express Bigs, Yonge. 
 
 Morphy, Sullivan k Fenton, Express Bigs, 
 Yonge. 
 
 Morris k Smith, 1 Wellington Chambera, 
 Jordan. 
 
 Morrison k Sampson, Westeni Ass. Co. Bigs. 
 
 Muijihy, N. E., Trinity Siiuare. 
 
 Nicol, Wm. B., 3 Leader Bigs, Kinge. 
 
 O'Brien, Henrj' M., Wellington Chambers. 
 
 O'Donohoe k Wannoll, 56 Cliurch. 
 
 Paterson, Harrison k Bain, Ontario Hall, 
 Court. 
 
 Paterson, Harrison k Paterson, Ontario Hall, 
 Court. 
 
 Patterson, John H., 1 York Chambers, 
 Court. 
 
 Patterson k Beaty, 3 King w. 
 
 Patterson, Beaty k Hamilton, 5 King w. 
 
 Patton, Osier & Moss, 7, 8 and 9 'Toronto 
 Exchange. 
 
 Preston, David H., 22 King e. 
 
 Read, J- B„ 62 Church. 
 
 Read k Boyd, 77 King e. 
 
 Richards k Smith, 74 Yonge. 
 
 Roaf k DoT\'nie, Mechanics Institute. 
 
 Robinson, Christopher, Q.C., 68 Church. 
 
 Robinson, Hon. J. Beverley, 68 Church. 
 
 Robs, Lauder k Mulock, Masonic Hall, To- 
 ronto. 
 
 
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TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 355 
 
 Masonic Hall, To- 
 
 ellingtoii Chambers, 
 
 oie'a Bigs, 
 'imrch. 
 
 J., Court cor To- 
 ronto Bigs. 
 4 Yonge. 
 
 'liniln. 
 
 ibertsou, City Blgj, 
 
 King e. 
 laide e. 
 
 ill, 40 Adelaide e. 
 arvis. 
 ^Vhittcmore's Bigs, 
 
 ; Howard, 9 and 10 
 i, Jordan, 
 [jucen m: 
 Adelaide e. 
 elinda. 
 
 Chambers, 
 es, Coxirt House, 
 hurch. 
 
 19 Toronto, 
 son, Ontario Hall, 
 
 )urt. 
 
 'hurch and Colbome. 
 
 Cing c. 
 
 ilxpress Bigs, Yonge. 
 
 enton, Express Bigs, 
 
 ''ellington Chambers, 
 
 ''esteni Ass. Co. Bigs. 
 y Sijuare. 
 er Bigs, King e. 
 :llington Chambers. 
 56 Church. 
 Bain, Ontario Hall, 
 
 iterson, Ontario Hall, 
 
 1 York Chambers, 
 
 ing w. 
 
 niltou, 5 King w. 
 
 7, 8 and 9 Toronto 
 
 SCing e. 
 
 B. 
 
 'onge. 
 
 nics Institute. 
 Q.C., 68 Church, 
 jrley, 68 Churcli. 
 , Masonic Hall, To- 
 
 Rose, John E., 78 King e. 
 
 Scott, John O., 56 Church. 
 
 Smith, W. Sidney, s w cor King and Yonge. 
 
 Smith k Wood, i Wellington e. 
 
 Snelling, Richard, 6 Leader Bigs. 
 
 Steele, Wni. H., 44 Church. 
 
 Spencer k Bull, Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 
 Stanton, W:.i. H., Court nr cor Toronto, 
 
 Strathy, John, s s Adelaide cor Simcoe. 
 
 Strong, Edgar k Orahame, Wellington 
 
 Chambers, Jordan. 
 Sullivan, Wm. Baldwin, r 30 King e. 
 Thorne, Horace, Court, adjoining Fire Hall. 
 Thompson, John E., York Chambers. 
 Vankouglinet, M. R. , cor King and Yonge. 
 Vankoughnet, S. J., 64 Church. 
 Wliitley k Esten, 64 Church, 
 Wickson, Samuel, 74 Church, 
 
 Basket-makers. 
 
 Fehl, John, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Higgiusoii, James, 8.3 North Park. 
 Moses, W. W., 291 Yonge, 
 
 Baths. 
 
 City Baths, Adelaide n Yoncje- 
 Brent, Mrs. Eliza, Turkish Baths, Bloor w., 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Bella ws-makari. 
 Wft^tman, Joseph, 35 Queen w. 
 
 BlUiam Saloons. 
 
 Brown, George, Queen's HoteL 
 Fairfield, Henry B., 69 King e, 
 McGinn, James, 41 King w. 
 Rpssin House Billiard Hall, King cor York. 
 Thomas, M.A., English Chop House, 30 
 King w. 
 
 Billiard Table Manufacturers. 
 Riley k May, 82 York, 
 
 Blaoksfnltlis. 
 Allan, John, Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 Berry, James, 111 Richmond w. 
 Boatman, Charles, 485 Queen w. 
 Brisooe, Wm,, 129 Queen w. 
 Clare, Isaac, 309 Queen w. 
 Columbus, John, 142 Peter. 
 Campbell, George, 4 Richmond e. 
 Donohoe, Wni., 14 Edward. 
 Dunn, Daniel, 5 Church, 
 Fitzgerald, John, Queen opposite Bay. 
 Hasson, John, 17 Adelaide w. 
 Hobbs, James, 27 Adelaide yr. 
 Hodgson, Robert, r 6 Scott 
 Holman, Joseph, 355 Queen w. 
 McGregor, Donald, 87 South Park. 
 
 Mcintosh, Johv, 367 Queen w. 
 
 Madden, Patricik, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Montgomery, John, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Moore, Richard, 33 Palace. 
 
 Pim, Henry, 453 Yonge. 
 
 Pringle, George, 312 r Yonge. 
 
 Victor, Thomas, Sumach cor King. 
 
 Walker, Robert, Yonge, Yorkville, 
 
 Wallis, James, Yonge nr Jarvis, Yorkville, 
 
 Wilson k Walker, George nr Duchess. 
 
 Wootton, Joel, 52 Queen w. 
 
 Boarding Houses. 
 
 Adair, Mrs. Annie, 45 Richmond e. 
 
 Adams, Robert, 242 King e. 
 
 Alderdice, Mrs. Marion, 138 John. 
 
 Alexander, Mrs. Rebecca, 10 Shcppard. 
 
 Ashby, Mrs. Annie, 135 Adelaide w. 
 
 Barker, Mrs. Rosanna, 14 Temperance. 
 
 Battrick, Charles W., 4 Shuter. 
 
 Burns, Patrick, 28 Francis. 
 
 Butters, Mrs. Sarah, 226 tUmrch, 
 
 Carter, John, 88 Bay. 
 
 Caswell, Wm., 153 Adelaide w. 
 
 Clarke, Mrs. Ann, 4 Spadiua Av. 
 
 Clark, Miss M. A., 100 Church. 
 
 Colville, James, Adelaide w, nr U. C. Col« 
 
 lege. 
 Cooper, Mrs. Mary A., 53 Queen e. 
 Cooper, Mrs. Rebecca, 18 Temperance, 
 Cosens, Mrs. Mary, 68 Shuter. 
 Cunningham, Mrs. M., 14 Shuter. 
 Daly, Mrs. Ann, 109 Simcoe, 
 Douglass, Miss Ellen, 111 and 113 Bond, 
 Douglas, L., IG Front e. 
 Douglas, Miss Sarah Matilda, 51Bichmonde. 
 Downey, Mrs. Mary, 116 King w. 
 Duncan, Mrs., 227 Palace. 
 Duulop, Mrs. Elizabeth, 73 Bay, 
 Dyer, Samuel, 109 Adelaide. 
 Elliott, Humphrey, 16 Richmond e, 
 Elliot, Mrs. Mary, 110 Richmond e. 
 Feehan, Mrs. Charlotte, 17 Richmond e. 
 Frear, Mrs. Catherine, 386 Adelaide w. 
 Glenn, Jane, 10 Bond. 
 Graham, Patiick, 44 Scott, cor Wellington. 
 Grierson, Mrs. M., 499 Yonge, 
 Hardy, Richard, 353 Yonge. 
 Harley, Hilrs. Janet, 12 Temperance. 
 Henderson, Mrs. Jchn, 237 J Church. 
 Holmes, ^liss Catherine, 150 Queen w. 
 Holt, Wm., 47 Elizabeth. 
 Hughes, Mrs. Sarah, 390 Church, 
 Irwin, Miss S., 86 Adelaide w. 
 Joyce, Thomas, 70 Bond. 
 Jurreff, Mrs. h. A., 2i Adelaide w. 
 Kilfeder, Robert, 174 Queen w. 
 Kennedy, Mrs. Norah, 70 Richmond e. 
 Kirby, Mrs. Alice, 49 Richmond e, 
 Lenny, Mrs., 121 Simcoe. 
 Lowe, Mrs. Jane, 92 Bay, 
 McClean, Mrs. Frederick, 131 Victoria. 
 McCormack, Thomas G., 189 Church. 
 
356 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 McCoy, Mrs. Esther, 168 Berkeley. 
 Macpherson, Miss Jessie, 161 Church. 
 Major, Mrs. Mary, 164 York. 
 Miller, Mrs. Rebecca, 204 Victoria. 
 Mullen, Mrs. Catharine, 6 Shuter. 
 Newbigging, \Vm., 32 Front e. 
 NodenrMiss Margaret, 188 Church. 
 Nuthall, Mrs. Catharine, 7 Carlton. 
 Oliphant, Alex., 180 .Adelaide w. 
 Ovens, Mrs. Eliza, 88 Richmond e. 
 Palmer, Jolin, 26 Temperance. 
 Palmer, Miss Lucy, 206 Church. 
 Penfold, Mrs. Phoebe, 1224 York. 
 Pettet, Mrs. Annie, 40 Nelson w. 
 Perry, Mrs. Mary, 44 Alice. 
 Rankin. Mrs. E., 156 Adelaide w. 
 Richmond, Mrs., 7 Riclimond e. 
 Ridler, Mrs. Sarah, 149 Church. 
 Rumohr, Mrs. Susan, 228 Church. 
 Scott, Mrs. Margaret, 16 Camden. 
 Scott, Mrs. S. M., 153 Adelaide w. 
 Shannon, Mrs. JIargaret, 105 Adelaide e. 
 Smith, Mrs. Ann, 4*Tcrauley. 
 Smith, Elias, 133 York. 
 Smith, James, 60 Bay. 
 Slane, Thomas, 25 Duchess. 
 Stewart, Miss Ida A., 43 Richmond. 
 Stone, Mrs. Mary, 32 Agnes. 
 Stuart, Miss Lucy, 60 Albert. 
 Summerville, Mra. JIargaret, 8 Bond. 
 Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth, 121 Church. 
 Thomas, Mi-s. Martha. 173 Church. 
 Thorall, Walter, 128 King w. 
 Turreff, Mi-s. L. A., 21 Adelaide w. 
 Wadsworth, Mrs. Jane, 79 Victoria. 
 Walker, Mrs. Ann, 16 Alice. 
 Walker, Mrs. Mary, 31 Temperance. 
 Wnlsh, Mrs. Maiy Jane, 56 Richmond e. 
 Warwick, Mrs. Anna, 11 Teiauley. 
 Williams, Isaac, 98 Queen w. 
 Wyllie, Mrs. Mary Ann, 129 Chui-ch. 
 
 Boat Builders. 
 
 Aykroyd, Henry, Yonge st. wharf. 
 Boulton, Wm. , foot of Simcoe. 
 Clindinning, Jolm A., Esplanade cor Scott. 
 Greaves, Mrs. Margaret, Esjjlanade nr Scott. 
 Loveys, Samu'd, Esplanade foot of Cliurch. 
 Noverre, F. A., Esplanade, foot of Simcoe. 
 Rennardson, Robt, Esplanade foot of George. 
 
 Boiler-makers. 
 
 •Currie, James, Esplanade nr Church. 
 ■Currie, Neil, Esplanade nr Church. 
 Dickey, Neill & Co., 22 Beverley. 
 
 Bookbinders. 
 
 Blackhall, Joseph, 74 King e. 
 Brown Brothers, 66 and 68 King e. 
 €hewett W. C. k Co., 17 and 19 King e. 
 
 Christian Guardian office, 80 King e. 
 Dredge & Co., 63 Yonge. 
 Edwards, John, 136 Yonge. 
 Lovell & Gibson, 67 Yonge. 
 McPIiail, Robert, 41 Colborne. 
 Maclear, Thomas, 11 King w. 
 Rowsell, Henry, 74 and 76 King e. 
 
 « 
 
 Booksellers and Stationers. 
 
 Adam, Stevenson & Co., 61 King e. 
 Backas, C. A. , Whittemore's Bigs, Toronto. 
 Bain, James, 46 King e. 
 Bapti.st Book-room, 11 King w. 
 Brown Brothers, 66 and 68 King e. 
 Buntin, Bros. & Co., 63 and 66 Yonge. 
 Campbell, James & Son, 9 Toronto. 
 Cnrswell, R., (law and medical books), 
 
 King w. 
 Chewett, W. C, & Co., 17 & 19 King e. 
 Donnelly, Jolin, St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Doyle, Patrick, 6 & 8 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Dredge & Co., 53 Yonge. 
 Edwards, John, 136 Yonge. 
 Farrant, John, 283 Yonge. 
 Finch, F., (law stationery), 44 Church. 
 Irving, A. S., 35 King w. 
 Jo!ins, Robert, 301 Yonge. 
 
 Matthews, H., 241 Yonge. 
 
 Miller, A(lam, 62 King e. 
 
 Miller, James, 272 Yonge. 
 
 McPlnil, Roliert, 'Change alley. 
 
 Piddington, Alfred, 248 k 250 Yonge. 
 
 Primitive Methodist Book Room, 89 Yonge, 
 
 Rordans & Co., (law stationery), 88 King e, 
 
 Rowsell, Henry, 74 & 76 King e. 
 
 Sliaw, Alex., 29 Kingw. 
 
 Shewan, Magnus, 1 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Tliompson, R. S., 49 Kingw. 
 
 Thornton, J. B.. 198 Yonge. 
 
 Ware, G. B., (law stationery), 16 Toronto. 
 
 Young, John, 93 Yonge. 
 
 Boot and Shoo Manufacturers and Dealers. 
 
 Bachley, Chri.stiaii, ror Dalhousie & Queen. 
 
 Bain, Patrick, loOi Queen w. 
 
 Barden, M., Yonge bet Beverley and Not- 
 tingham, Yorkville. 
 
 Blacliford, Anthony, 107 King e. 
 
 Barr, W. J., 313 King e. 
 
 Barron, Johirv 149 King e, and 38 West 
 Market Square. 
 
 Barron, Wm., 205 King e. 
 
 Beaty, Charles, 162 Yonge. 
 
 Beatty, Joseph, 251 Yonge. 
 
 Brown, J. R., 42 King w. 
 
 Brooke, C. R., &Co., 115 Yonge. 
 
 Brownscombe, Henrj', 123 King e. 
 
 Burke, Michael, 110 Parliament. 
 
 Callaghan, Hugh, 318J Queen w. 
 
 Childs & Hamilton, 7 Wellington e. 
 
 Campbell, John, 26 Wellington e. 
 
 Clark, Fred., 86 Yonge. 
 
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 367 
 
 ce, 80 King e. 
 
 nge. 
 
 nge. 
 
 Iborne. 
 
 ng w. 
 
 76 King e. 
 
 Statlonen. 
 61 King e. 
 lore's Bigs, Toronto. 
 
 King w. 
 68 King e. 
 and 65 Yonge. 
 9 Toronto, 
 medical books), « 
 
 17 & 19 King e. 
 rtTcnce Arcade. 
 Lcwrence Arcade. 
 
 ige. 
 
 ry), 44 Church. 
 \y. 
 
 ge- 
 
 ge- 
 c. 
 
 fie- 
 
 ige alley. 
 
 i & 260 Yonge. 
 
 lok Room, 89 Yonge. 
 
 tionery), 88 King e, 
 
 6 King e. 
 
 r. 
 
 Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 ing w. 
 
 onge. 
 
 snery), 16 Toronto. 
 
 Dturera and Daalen. 
 
 Dalhousie & Queen, 
 3en w. 
 Beverley and Not- 
 
 7 King e. 
 
 ng e, and 38 AV^est 
 
 ' «• 
 
 ige. 
 
 iigc. 
 
 w. 
 
 15 Yonge. 
 
 123 King e. 
 
 rliament. 
 
 Queen w. 
 
 V^ellington e. 
 
 Ilington e. 
 
 Clark, Richard, r 61 Queen w. 
 Cleveland, John, 143 Adelaide w. 
 Cobley, Henry, 46 King w. 
 Corcoran, John, 222 King e. 
 Cornish, J. H., 240 Yonge. 
 Cornish, T. W., 637 Yonge. 
 Cornor, Robert, 294 Yonge. 
 Couch, Wm., 236 Kinge. 
 Cowan, Robert, '277 Queen w. 
 Crown, David, Yonge nr Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Curry, Michael, 258 King e. 
 Dack, Edward, 73 King w. 
 Darner, \V. & J., 144 Yonge. 
 Damer & Co., 97 Yonge. 
 Donohoe, Francis P., 33 Queen w. 
 Downing, Thomas, 246 Yonge. 
 Egan, John, 179 Yonge. 
 Ellacott, George, 20 Shuter, 
 Faulkner, W., & Co., 3 King w. 
 Gemmell, Alex., 97 King w. 
 Gloster, Thomas, 13 & ISMelinda. 
 Guinane, Wm., 105 Yonge. 
 Handy, AVni., Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Harris, Samuel, 160 King e. 
 Hayes, Wm., 304 Queen w. 
 Hodgins, Thomas, 306 Queen w. 
 Holmes, John, 182 Yonge. 
 Hunter, Robert, 42 Nelson. 
 Jacobi Philip, 103 Yonge. 
 Kincade, Robert, 354 Yonge. 
 Knox, John, 468 Queen w. 
 Koerber, Lewis, 120 York. 
 Lamb, John, 183 Yonge. 
 Langstone, Thomas, 224 King e. 
 Langton, T. & Co., 174 King e. 
 Leslie, Alex., 81 Kinge. 
 Leslie, James, 113 King w. 
 Loane, Wm., 171 King w, 
 Lomisbrough, Wm., 93 Queen w. ' 
 McCormick, Richard, 175 York. 
 McEntee, John, 133 Yonge. 
 McGraw, Patrick, 259 King e. 
 McLean, James, 320i Yonge. 
 ' Martin, George, 96 York. 
 Mason, John, 215 King e. 
 Meagher, M., 84 Yonge. 
 Meharg, John, 125 King e. 
 Meissner, George, 118 York. 
 Merry field, Robert, 190 Yonge. 
 Mullen, A., 3474 Vouge. 
 Murphy, Thomas, 122 Yonge and 442 Queen 
 
 west. 
 Patterson, J., 148 King e. 
 Perkins, Thomas, 64 Colborne. 
 Poole, Wm., 119 Duchess. 
 Rahelley & Duhig, 145 Yonge. 
 Rejmolds, R. 152 Yonge. 
 Robertson, Alex., Rossin House Blk. 
 Robinson & Pearson. 54 Yonge. 
 Rollins, J. H., 119 Yonge. 
 Sanderson, S. M. & Co. , 90 Yonge. 
 Sessions, Turner & Co. , 8 Wellington w. 
 Shaver & Bell, St. Lawrence Hall, King e. 
 Shell, E., 96 Church, 
 
 Smith, Charles. 23 Avenue lane. 
 
 Smith, John, 123 Yonge. 
 
 Sparrow, George, 108 Yonge. 
 
 Spu.^eon, John, 296 King e. 
 
 Stanley, Robert, 392 Yonge. 
 
 Tarleton, Wm., 232 Queen. 
 
 Thompson & Son, 136 and 138 King e. 
 
 Turner, John, 48 Grenvillo. 
 
 Weir, Aloxan<:or, 603 Yonge. 
 
 Weir, James, Yonge nr Bloor, Yorkville. 
 
 Wilson, David, 27 King w. 
 
 Woodall, George 0., Esplanade nr Scott. 
 
 Woodland & Son, 303 Queen w. 
 
 Young, Robert, 110 Yonge. 
 
 Brewers and Maltiten. 
 Aldwell & Co., William St. brewery. 
 Copland, Wm., East Toronto Brewery, e s 
 
 Parliament, s of King. 
 Cosgrave & Co., West Toronto Brewery, 
 
 Queen cor Niagara. 
 Davies, Thomas, Don Brewery, River nr 
 
 Queen. 
 O'Keefe & Co., Victoria Brewery, cor Gould 
 
 and Victoria. 
 Severn Henry, Yorkville Brewery, Yonge, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Sproatt, Charles, 145 Vanauley. 
 Thompson k Allen, East End Brewery, 5 
 
 River. 
 Wallis, John, 619 Queen w. 
 Walz, John, lager bei-r brewery, 79 Duchess. 
 
 Brick and TUo Manufacturers. 
 
 Bulmer & Douglas, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Campbell, Joseph, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Dunn, John, Yorkville. 
 
 Martin, George, York, Yorkville. 
 
 Nightingale, Thomiis, Yorkville. 
 
 O'Connor, John, 12 South Park. 
 
 Pearce, Leonaid, Davenport place, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Plant, Wm. , Yonge bet Beverley & Cotting- 
 ham, Yorkville. 
 
 Scott & Stollery, Esplanade cor Bay. 
 
 Sheppard, John, Beverley, Yorkville. 
 
 Simpson, Wm., South Park. 
 
 Toner, Henry, York, Yorkville. 
 
 Townsley, Wm., College, Yorkville. 
 
 Warwood, James, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 West, Thomas, Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 
 Whitehouse, Stephen, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Worrell, Thomas, South Park e. 
 
 Brokers, Storage and Commission Morobanti. 
 
 Anderson, C. E., & Co., 53 Wellington e. 
 Andrews & Sou, 109 Yonge. 
 Barnhart, No. 2 Manning's block. Front e. 
 Beard, J. G. & Sons, cor Palace and East 
 Market. 
 
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 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 Beaty, Robert, k Co., 63 King e. 
 
 Blake, lUchard B., 5209ueeu w. 
 
 Boomer, A. K., 93 King w. 
 
 Boustentl, J. B. , 82 Front e. 
 
 Boyd, John, k Co., 61 & 63 Front p. 
 
 Bnggs, Samuel It., 37 Exchuugu Bigs. 
 
 Blocks, James, 222 Queen w. 
 
 Brunskill k Kirby, 78 Front. 
 
 Carruthers, E. M., k Co.. 55 Front e. 
 
 Chisholni, Thomas (\, 88 Front e. 
 
 Clark, J. & A., 53 Wellington e. 
 
 Clarke, Capt., 12 Exchange Bigs. 
 
 Clarkson, Thomas, k Co., 83 trout e. 
 
 Conlan, llenry, jun., 74 Palace. 
 
 Cummer, F. D., 8 & 9 Ontario Chambers. 
 
 Coffee, L., & Co., Manning's Block. 
 
 Cowan, D., & Co., 2!) Church. 
 
 Davidson, David, 80 Front. 
 
 De Grassi, Alfio, 58 K'ni; e. 
 
 Douglas, J. k Co., 121 Vonge. 
 
 De Laporte, A. V., 57 Front e. 
 
 Drysdale k Robin, 80 Front e. 
 
 Ellis, Patrick, 217 King e. 
 
 Evans, Elm.sley k Co., 15 Wellington e. 
 
 Farrell, S. W., 78 Vfont. 
 
 Fisken, John & Co., 15 Wellington o. 
 
 CTalbraithjWm., 6 Manning's Block, Front e. 
 
 Gardner k KauKsny, 4 Manning's Hlk, Front 
 
 east. 
 Gooch, Robert N., 32 Wellington e. 
 Gooderham & Worts, 10 Toronto Exchange. 
 Griffith, T. B., 82 Front e. 
 Harvey, St. George, 36 Wellington e. 
 Henderson, Andrew, 65 Yonge. 
 Holcomb, Samuel F., 2 Toronto Exchange. 
 Howard, Wm., 17 Gould. 
 Howland & Fitch, 25 Church. 
 Hurrell, C. T., 85 Front e. 
 Jackraan k McGann, Esplanade nr Church. 
 Jaques, Wm. H. , 50 Front e. 
 Johnston, Neil, 3 Manning's Blk, Front e. 
 Jones, E. C, 38 Exchange Buildings. 
 Joseph, Henry, 82 King e. 
 Laidlaw, Douglas, 80 Front. 
 Laidlaw, George, Wellington e cor Chiuch. 
 McKay, T. J., 7 Manning's Hlk, Front. 
 Maitland, Robert, 33 Exch oge Buildings. 
 Mathews, W. D. & Co., 16 Front e. 
 Morrison, Taylor & Co., 1 Mn.nning's Blk, 
 
 Front. 
 Mortimer, Herbert, Melinda, Victoria Hall. 
 Nan ton, Edward, 'Change Alley. 
 Perry, Charles & Co., 55 Front e. 
 Rolph, F. A., 87 Front e. 
 Rowland, Wm. k Co , 55 Wellington, cor Ch. 
 Samuel, M. k L., 49 Wellington e. 
 Scott, Henry, Church St. Wharf. 
 Sholl, Charles, East Market cor Esplanade. 
 Shortiss, Thomas, 32 Exchange Bigs. 
 Spratt, Robert, 314 Church. 
 Stow, Frederick P., 22 Toronto. 
 Sylvester Bros, k Hickman, Ont. Chambers. 
 Taylor, F. P. G. & Co., Northe. i Railway 
 
 Wharf. 
 
 fay lor, W. H., 456 Yonge. 
 
 Thompson, Robert, 38 Church. 
 
 Tunier, William, 30 and 32 St. Lawrtnc* 
 
 Arcade. 
 Wakcfiehl k Coate 57 King e. 
 Walls, Thomas, 117 Y(»nge. 
 Warden, O., 142 King e. 
 Wightman, George, 36 Colbome. 
 Wyatt, G. H., 48 Front e. 
 Young, James, 42 Wellington e. 
 
 Broken, Pftwn. 
 
 Fleming k Ward, 68 Adelaide e. 
 Kavanagh, John, 45 Queen w. 
 May, Thomas, Queen w. cor York. 
 Mintz, A. J., 105 Queen w. 
 Ward, David, 281 Yonge. 
 
 Broken, Seoond-huid. 
 Alexander, Julius, 34 Queen w. 
 Armitage, Wm., 194 Queen w. 
 Beauchamp, Richard, 91 Queen w. 
 Binsted, John, 321 Yonge. 
 Brigg, Wm., 65 and 67 Queen w. 
 BrocK, Mrs. Maiy, 73 Queen w. 
 Buchanan, Robert, McGill e. 
 Conrov, Joseph, 161 Berkeley. 
 Eird, Mra. Mary J., 68 Queen w. 
 Emerson, James, 216 King c. 
 Francis, Thomas, 197, Yonge. 
 Erwood, Simeon, 61 Queen w. 
 Hall, Thomas, 256 King e. 
 Hodgkinson, Mrs. Sarah, 123 Queen w. 
 Hunter, Robert, 38 Queen w. 
 Lane, Richard, 355 Yonge. 
 Lorsch, D., 12 Queen w. 
 McCabe, P., 41 Queen w. 
 Miller, A., 226 to 230 King e. 
 Moore, David, 307 Yonge. 
 Stephenson, James, 81 Queen w. 
 Strang, Nicholas, 86 Bay. 
 Stubbs, Richard, 18 Queen w. 
 Thrush, Mark, 347 Yonge. 
 Walters, L., 130 King e. 
 Warden, Jacob, 213 King c. 
 Waterson, Wm.. 252 Yonge. 
 Wolf, James, 312 Yonge. 
 Woolgar, George Edward, 94 Agnes. 
 
 Broom and Brush Manuf aoturen. 
 
 Barton, Edward W., 4 Dundas. 
 Barton, John, 9 & 11 Dundas. 
 Caulkins k Sandei-son, 434 Yonge. 
 Morey, Robert, 64 Agnes. 
 Basso, Anthony, 535 Yonge. 
 Boeckh, Charles, 93 Berkeley. 
 Pullen, Joseph, 260 Yonge. 
 Smith, Alv^., 54 Dundas. 
 
 Bullden and Oontraoton. 
 
 Armitage, John, 423 King e. 
 Armstrong, Robert, 63 Richmond w. 
 
nee. 
 
 r^hurch. 
 
 and 32 St. Lawrenc* 
 
 King e. 
 »ge. 
 e. 
 
 Colbonie. 
 te. 
 lington e. 
 
 Pawn. 
 
 Iclaide e, 
 uoen w. 
 
 cor York. 
 II w. 
 
 ge- 
 
 sond-hand. 
 
 ^ueeii w. 
 upeii w. 
 H yuecn w. 
 iigi'. 
 
 ^ Queen w. 
 'Jueeu w. 
 (iill e. 
 erkeley. 
 I Queen w. 
 ung e. 
 Yonge. 
 aeen w. 
 iige. 
 
 ill, 123 Queen w. 
 leen w. 
 nge. 
 
 w. 
 
 King e. 
 
 ige. 
 
 Queen w. 
 
 !aj-. 
 
 leen w. 
 
 ugc. 
 
 e. 
 
 "ge. 
 
 onge. 
 
 ;e. 
 
 rd, 94 Agnes. 
 
 Itfanufaoturers. 
 
 Dundas. 
 ►undas. 
 434 Yonge. 
 
 snge. 
 
 rkeley. 
 
 nge. 
 
 IS. 
 
 ontraoton. 
 nge. 
 Richmond w. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 359 
 
 Atkinson, John, 37 Edward. 
 
 Ballantyue, R., n s Hayden nr Church. 
 
 Bell, Wm., 371 Yonge. 
 
 Benjamin, Walton, 221 Jarvis. 
 
 Bolam, John, eaat Market nor Palace. 
 
 Booth, James, King cor Niagai-a. 
 
 Booth, Samuel, 63 Queen w. 
 
 Booth, W. H., I)aven)K)rt Road, Yorkville. 
 
 Bowden, John W. , 1 03 Adekidu w. 
 
 Boyd, Robert, 231 King e. 
 
 Brown, George, 196 John. 
 
 Brown, John, 72 Victoria. 
 
 Brown, Wm., 38 Agnes. 
 
 Burke, Wm. , cor Richmond and Sheppard. 
 
 Canuthers, Jolin, 14 Don. 
 
 Cavil, Wm., 40 Magiil. 
 
 Clark, James, Jiirvis bet Yonge and Gwynne, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Cleraent.s, John, Atlas Wood Works, Front 
 opp Queen's Hotel. 
 
 Clements, T. k C, 37 find 39 Nelson w. 
 
 Coleman, Arthur, Haytcr. 
 
 Colenso, Wm., 60 Dummer. 
 
 Couch, John, 132 nml 134 Adelaide w. 
 
 Coueh, Ricliard, 132 and 134 Adelaide w. 
 
 Dadson, James, 83 Ann. 
 
 Davis, Robert, 28 McMahon. 
 
 Dinnis, Richard, 48 Bay. 
 
 Dunne, James, 140 Peter. 
 
 Emery, George, Mutual. 
 
 Farley, James, cor Jurvis and Shuter. 
 
 Firstbrooke & Reed, 265 King e. 
 
 Ford & Forbes, 37 Richmond \v. 
 
 Forsyth, George, 103 Adelaide. 
 
 Fowler, Robert, 398 Yonge. 
 
 Gearing, Joseph, 425 Yonge. 
 
 Gorrie & Parish, cor Teramey and Havter. 
 
 Grainger, Francis, Roxburgh, Yorkville. 
 
 Greenlees, John, 108 Terauley. 
 
 Hall, Wm. & Mark, 76 Seaton. 
 
 Horton, Wm., Charlos bet Church & Jarvis. 
 
 Hubbard, A. M., 236 Queen w. 
 
 ireson, Wm., 6 IJreadalbane. 
 
 Joseliu, Henry, Alexander. 
 
 Kerr, James, 14 Duke. 
 
 Lees, R. B., 3, 5, and 7 Adelaide e. 
 
 Leslie, Robert, 41 Richmond e. 
 
 Lestove, John, r 49 Queen w. 
 
 McBean, James, 35 Walton. 
 
 McDonald, D. & J., 80 Albert. 
 
 McKindless, James, 31 Queen w, 
 
 Mann, Thomas, Mercer. 
 
 Mayhew, Francis, 16 Alice. 
 
 Mitchell, Thomas, 83 and 85 Dummer. 
 
 Moulds, Wm., 13 Nelson w. 
 
 Parker, Samuel, 117 Duchess. 
 
 Pettigrew, Samuel & Co., 113 Richmond w. 
 
 Phillips, Joseph W., 183 Terauley. 
 
 Pickering, James, Jarvis nr Yonge, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Piatt, John, 164 Adelaide w. 
 
 Plenderleith, John, Sayei nr Edward. 
 
 Price, James, r 166 Terauley. 
 
 Quin, John, 31 South Park. 
 
 Reid, George, McMahou lane. 
 
 Rich*, Louis, Queen w cor Brock. 
 
 Robins k North, Nelson w. 
 
 Ross, Wm,, 76 Caroline. 
 
 Rowell, Wm., Yonge bet Syilenham and 
 
 William, Yorkville. 
 Scott, Peter A., 618 Yonge. 
 Scott k StoUery, K.spliinadc cor Hay. 
 Snarr, Thomas, 168 (Jcorge. 
 Stephenson, Edward.cor Queen e and George. 
 Storm, Thoum.s, 141 Queen e. 
 Turner, Jolin B., 80 Beech. 
 Wilson, John, 116 .Mc>[ahon. 
 Withrow k Hillock, 59 and 61 Adelaide w. 
 Wright, Wm., 107 Dalliousle. 
 Wyhe, Wm., 384 Yonge. 
 
 Building Saving and Inveitment Sooietlei. 
 Canada Land and Emigration Co., C. Q. 
 
 Blonifield, sec. Bank of Toronto Bigs. 
 Canada I'ermaneut, J. Herbert Alason, sec, 
 
 Masonic Hall, Toronto. 
 Commercial Building and Investment, John 
 
 Rains, secretary, 120 Yonge. 
 Freehold Permanent, Ontario HalL 
 Metrojiolitan Permanent, James Eraser, 
 
 agent, 5 King w. 
 Provincial Perninnent, E. Brailburne agent, 
 
 Whittemore',s, Toronto. 
 Union, Win. Pyper, secretary and treasurer, 
 
 8'2 King e. 
 AVestern Canada Permanent, 70 Church. 
 
 Bntslien. 
 
 Ablitt, Frederick Jc Wm., 235 St. Lawrenc« 
 Arcade. 
 
 Awde, W. 458, Queen w. 
 
 Bailey, John, 286 Queen w. 
 
 Bergen, James, 387 King e. 
 
 Bills, T. H., 60 Queen w. 
 
 Bird, J. k E., 323 Yonge. 
 
 Bird, W. J., 235 Yonge. 
 
 Blong, H. & E., 3 & 5 St. Lawrence Market 
 
 Bonnick, Joseph, Yonge .bet Scollard and 
 Beverley, Yorkville. 
 
 Boueock, Alfred, College, Yorkville. 
 
 Breen, P. & D., 21 St. Lawrence Arcade.. 
 
 Britton, James, 13 & 15 St. Lawrence Mar- 
 ket 
 
 Brown, Henry, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Brown, Philip, Yonge, bet Scollard and 
 Beverley, Yorkville. 
 
 Campton, B. H., 167 King w. 
 
 t!ampton, Thomas, 133 York. 
 
 Collard, Joseph, 299 Yonge. 
 
 Crawford, John, 418 Queen w. 
 
 Crawford, Samuel, 100 Caroline. 
 
 Dain, Joseph, Bloor cor Vonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Denyer, Wm., 289 Yonge. 
 
 Dever, Wm., 36 King w. 
 
 Duffey, Charles. 4 St. Lawrence Market 
 
 Dunn, J. R., 377 Queen w. 
 
860 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON A CO.'s 
 
 Dunning, Caleb H., Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Franklanil, d. ¥., 24 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Gilbert, A.^ ihfSt. Lawrence market. 
 
 Glenville, .fohn, Hydenham, Yorkville. 
 
 Orainger, George, jun., 629 Yonge. 
 
 Grainger, Eduuind, Yongo, Yorkville. 
 
 Grainger, Wni., Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 
 Grundler, O., »8('bureb. 
 
 Herson, .J., 18 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Hutty & Gray, 8 St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Jone.s, Wm., 112 King w. 
 
 King, Wm., 3(5 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Kupitz, Edward, 27 Queen w. 
 
 Lewis, Kobert, 4.'>8 Queen w. 
 
 Lunneu, Wm., Yonge, Yorkyille. 
 
 Mdiridc & Co., 541 Queen w. 
 
 MeCarter, John, 7 and 9 St. Lawrence 
 Market. 
 
 McConvey, Patrick, Davenport Koad, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Mcllugli, James, 353 Yonge. 
 
 McLean, \V. G., 1 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Mainjirice, Charles, 414 Queen w. 
 
 Mallon, John & Co., 12, 14 and 16 St. 
 Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Mapplebeck, John, 224 King c. 
 
 Marriott, J. G., 11,0 Queen w. 
 
 Median, John, 26 St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Moore, Henry, 28 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Moxon & IJeeves, 20 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Mumford, Janus, 261 Yonge. 
 
 Nolton M., 257 and 259 Yonge. 
 
 Oxenhani, Wni., 100 Queen w. 
 
 Palk, Edwin, Queen w nr Brock. 
 
 Parry Bros., 231 Yonge. 
 
 Eobinson & Brown, 2 St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Bosbach, George A., 78 Queen w. 
 
 Savery, Wm., 114 Church. 
 
 Stellwagen, Mr». Josephine, 98 Agnes. 
 
 Stewart, Thomas, Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 
 Thompson, A. J., 431 Yonge. 
 
 Toy, Sam'l, 17 and 19 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Tucker, Wm., 378 Queen w. 
 
 Watts, George, 229 Parliament. 
 
 Wenman, Charles, 11 St. Lawrcnco'Market 
 
 West, James, 237 Yonge. 
 
 Wickson, John, 6 St. Lawrence Market. 
 
 Willmott, Edward, .Yonge nr Bloor, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Wootton, Wm., 328 King e. 
 
 Oablnet-maken and Furniture Dealers. 
 
 Bond, John, 201 and 209 King e. 
 
 Bugg, Wm., 65 and 67 Queen. 
 
 Dewar, Michael, 51 Queen w. 
 
 Ellis, George, 253 Yonge. 
 
 Frith, Wm., 170 Queen w. 
 
 Fry, John, 334 Queen w. 
 
 Hulme, Mrs. G. L., 194 King c 
 
 Jacques k Hay, Esplanade bet Bay and York. 
 
 Lockington, Thomaa, 364 Yonge. 
 
 McCormack, John, 196 King e. 
 
 McCuUoch, Wm., 497 Yonge. 
 
 McRobie, Alex. 262 Yonge. 
 O'Connor, Charles, 226 Yonge. ^ 
 O'Mally, John, 76 Queen w. 
 Phipps, George, 84 King w. 
 Roberts, George, 168 Yonge. 
 Kooke, Thomaa, 361 Queen w. 
 Schombcrg, Henry A., 187 Yongo. 
 West, Wm., 21 k 23 Adelaide e. 
 Wingfield, J. M., 151 Yonge. 
 Williams, G. W., 601 Yonge. 
 Williams, J. '., 302 Queen w. 
 
 . Oar Wbeel Manufacturer. 
 
 Scoville, J. k N. C, Esplanade opp Queen** 
 Hotel. 
 
 Carpet Warehouse!. 
 
 Baylis, James k Co. 
 Graham, Heniy k Co., 3 King e. 
 HnghcH k Co., 128 k 130 King e. 
 Wrigley, J. & W., 68 k 70 Nelson. 
 
 Carriage and Waggon Maken. 
 
 Briscoe, Wm., 129 Queen w. 
 Butt, EphrainC, 15 Agnea. 
 Clark Bros., 151, 153 & 155, York. 
 Creys, Isaiah, 8 E( Tard. 
 Davies, Janiet), 12x ~ tre. 
 Digby, George, 2F7 Queen w. 
 Dixou Brothers, VO k 72 King w. 
 Eagle, Wm., 34 McMnhon. 
 Hall k Co., 163 King w. 
 Hutchinson, Matthew, Yorkville. 
 Kempton, Francis, r 453 Yonge. 
 Kennedy, David, 423 Queen w. 
 Kilfeder, Kobert, 164 Queen w. 
 McQuin, Jomes V., 3574 Queen w. 
 Ryder, ITionuis, 188 Queen w. 
 Sharpley, Benjamin, 616 Yonge. 
 Smith, Wm., 141 Duke. 
 Thompson, Wm., 4t54 Queen w. 
 Walker, John, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Webster, John, Yonge nr Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Wilby, Edward, 108 k 110 Richmond w. 
 
 Carvers and OUders. 
 
 Holmes, Richard, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Huid, Leigh k Co., 72 Yonge. 
 Laird, R. W., 79 King w. 
 Matthews, H. J., 189 Yonge. 
 Pell, James, 106 York. 
 Peterkin, J. F., 22 Queen w. 
 Phillips, R. D., 53 King w. 
 
 Cbemlsts and Druggists. 
 
 Blume, Michael, 117 Queen w. 
 Brumlle, Henry, 13 King e. 
 Coombe, John, 104 Yonge. 
 
tonge."J 
 
 w. 
 
 w. 
 ige. 
 •••n w. 
 17 Yongo. 
 laido e. 
 mgo. 
 nge. 
 
 L'll w. 
 
 ofMturer. 
 lanade opp Queen'i 
 
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 361 
 
 King e. 
 King p. 
 70 Nelson. 
 
 gon Makan. 
 1 w. 
 
 155, York. 
 
 re. 
 n w. 
 King w. 
 >n. 
 
 'orkville. 
 
 Yonge. 
 leen w. 
 leen w. 
 i Qu«cu w. 
 len w. 
 
 Yongc. 
 
 een w. 
 
 orkville. 
 
 • Bloor, Yoikvillf. 
 
 Richmond w. 
 
 Wden. 
 
 Yorkville. 
 oiige. 
 
 age. 
 
 w. 
 w. 
 
 rugglft8. 
 m w. 
 
 PftTids, Joieph, 109 King «. 
 
 Puntpaugh k VYdtaon, 44 King e. 
 
 Bmory, Robert, M. P., <J2 Queen w. 
 
 Hallamore, John, 374 Que<n w. 
 
 Harvard, Albert, 290 Queen w. 
 
 Hodgetta, George, 279 Yonge. 
 
 HolnieH, Ninian L., 210 Queen e. 
 
 Hooper E. k Co., 43 King w. 
 
 Howartli, J., 243 Yonge. 
 
 Howson, Joseph, 86 Quern w. 
 
 Kerry Cratheni k Co., 41 Yonge. 
 
 Leslie, George H., Bloor nr Yonge, Yorkville 
 
 Love, N. C, 129 Yonge. 
 
 Lund, Richard, M.D., 337 King e. 
 
 Lyman, Elliott k Co., 4 St. Lawrence Build- 
 ings, 155 & 157 King w. 
 
 Lyon, J. F. tCo., 62 Yonge. 
 
 Matheson, A., 140 King w. 
 
 Miller, Hugh k Co., 1(57 King e. 
 
 O'Connor, Thaddfus J., 267 Kinge. 
 
 Palmer, A. V., 155 Yonge. 
 
 Pratchell, William, 252 Yonge. 
 
 Kaffan, Joseph, 184 Queen w. 
 
 Riddel, C. J. k Co. , oor Queen e k Ontario. 
 
 Robinson, W. S., Yonge, bet Sydenham f.nd 
 William, Yorkville. 
 
 Rose, H. J., 165 Yonge. 
 
 Shapter, J. T., 78 Yonge. 
 
 Smith, Wm., M.I)., 202 Yonge, 
 
 Thomp.son, Dr. D., 386 Yonge. 
 
 Wood, U. A., 230 Yonge. 
 
 China, OlaiB and Earthenware. 
 
 Crawford, Arthur, 164 Yonge. 
 
 Farley, Arthur, 291 Queen w. 
 
 Forrester, A., 345 Yonge. 
 
 Ounn, Murdoik, 189 King e. 
 
 Harris, Edwin, 40 King e. 
 
 Harrison, Glover, 71 King e. 
 
 Hunter, Robert, 42 Nelson. 
 
 Hurd, Leigh & C«., 72 Yonge. 
 
 Magee, Mrs. Catherine, 25 Victoria. 
 
 Passmore, J., 297 Yonge. 
 
 Patton k Co., 64 King e. 
 
 Robinson, Charles, 346 Yongc. 
 
 Russell, John, 11 and 13 St. Lawrence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Sinclair, John, 245 Yonge. 
 Thomson k Burns, 3 Front e. 
 
 Olgars and Tohaooo. 
 
 Benjamin E. Moses, 824 Queen w. 
 
 CoUiss, George A. & Co., e s Yonge 4 doors 
 
 n Bloor. 
 Corner, E., 254 Yonge. 
 Carlisle. George W., "Terrapin" Restaurant, 
 
 87 and 89 King e. 
 Diedrich, Hackniann, 122 York. 
 Drouillard, Felix, 13 King w. 
 Gagnier, Theodore C, 67 Kinge. 
 Karby, Henry J., 81 King w. 
 
 Klopp, Wm., 27 Kingw. 
 
 Lewii, J. 1). k Co., 64 Nelson. 
 
 Nerlich, H. k Co., 6 Rossin House blk 
 
 King e. 
 Pelanu, Jamos, 1164 Kingw. 
 Piper, H. L., 66 King w. 
 Reid, C. P. k Co., 30 Wellington e. 
 Scales, Joab k Co., 46 Palace. 
 Schadel, Churles, 98 York. 
 Shack A. k Co., 84 and 86 York. 
 Schaefer, Jai:ob, York cor Bolton. 
 Schuster, Leopold, 339 and 341 Queen w. 
 Siebcrt, Louis, 624 Queen w. 
 Solomon Mark, King e. 
 Spooner, James, 41 King e. 
 Steele, Thomas k Co., 78 k 80 York. 
 Taylor, John, 124 Yunge. 
 
 Olgar Box Manufacturer. 
 Wilson, Samuel, 31, 33 & 35 Adelaide w. 
 
 Clothing, 
 
 (See also Dry Goods). 
 
 Allan, John & Co.. 31 ("olbornc. 
 
 Bridgewater, Thomas, 325 Yonge. 
 
 Barr, John, 12 Ontario Chambers. 
 
 Cox, G. & J. W. & Co.. 115 to 121 King e. 
 
 Chandler & Platts, 165 King e. 
 
 Foulds & McCubbin, John Barr, 12 Ontario 
 
 Chambers, 
 Graham, Samuel, 39 King e. 
 Graham, Bernard, No. 1 St. Lawrence Bigs, 
 Hahe, Mrs. Isabella, 195 Yonge. 
 Horcourt, George, 65 King e. 
 Hughes, Bros., 62 Yonge and 128 and 130 
 
 King e. 
 Lailey, Thomas k Co., 11 Wellington w. 
 Livingston, Johnston & Co., 61 Yonge. 
 McKay, .John, 83 Nelson. 
 Merrick Bros. , 47 and 49 King e. 
 Melady, P. & N., 141 Kinge. 
 Murray, W. A. & Co., 21 and 23 Kinge. 
 O'Dea, Francis, 157 Kinge. 
 Pringle, T. M. & Co., 163 King cor West 
 
 Market. 
 Pulaski k Martin, 147 King e. 
 Kooney, N. & F., 60 Yonge. 
 Shaver & Bell, St. Lawrence Hall, King e. 
 Tenison k Hunter, 105 King c cor Church. 
 Thompson, Thomas k Son, 136 and 138 
 
 King e. 
 Walker, Robert k Sons, 33 to 37 King e and 
 
 18 to 20 Colbome. 
 
 Coal and Wood Dealen. 
 Aikens, James, St. Lawrence Wharf, ft Yonge 
 Bartrem, Thomas, h 18 Christopher, n s. 
 Beard, J. G. k Sons, cor Palace k e Market. 
 Bell, Thomas, 199 Queen w. 
 Burns, Patrick, 226 Queeu cor. John and 
 Queen's Wharf. 
 
362 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Oorbitt, William 196 Elizabeth. 
 Crane, Samuel, 103 Queen w. 
 Chaffey Bros., 49 Front e. 
 Elliott, J W., 63 George. 
 Gooderham & Wort*, Parliament. 
 Heaalip, John, cor. Nelson k Adelaide. 
 Horwood, Sidney, 176 York. 
 Kennedy, Thomas, 206 Queen w. 
 McBride, Samuel, Adamson's 7* narf. 
 Monro, John, e s George ur Palace. 
 Mutton, Samuels., cor Queen and Sherborne 
 Mylex, James, Toronto cor Adelaide. 
 Myles, Wm., Front w bet Yonge and Bay. 
 Nichoi, J. J. , cor Front e and Scott. 
 Snar* John, Front e opp American Hotel. 
 Saulter, R. k W., Church cor Esplanade. 
 Taylor, A., Esplanade bet Fredprick and 
 
 George. 
 Tinning, R. k B:os., Tinning's Wharf, 
 
 Esplanade. 
 Trenor, Peter, cor Nelson and Duke. 
 "VVyatt, George Henry, Ontario "Wharf, nr 
 
 Jacques and Hay, Esplanade. 
 
 Ooffes and Spies Mills. 
 
 Crawford, D. & Co., Palace cor Princess. 
 Pears, George, cor Yonge k Alexander. 
 Wills, k Wilson, 121 Bay. 
 
 Oommerolal Colleges. 
 
 British American, Odell k Trout, Whitte- 
 
 more's bigs. 
 Day's Commercial College, 82 King e. 
 
 Oommlssion, Oraln ft ProduM. 
 
 Adams, Thomas, 228 Queen w. 
 
 Aikens, J. R., 021 & 623 Yonge. 
 
 Bailey, John, 286 Queen w. 
 
 Bell, Anthony, 356 Yonge. 
 
 Boomer, A. K., 93 King w. 
 
 Cftllard, Mrs. Elizabeth, 267 Yonge. 
 
 CoUett, M. k Son, 468 Yonge. 
 
 Cowan, D. k Co., 29 Church. 
 
 Cuff, H. W., 43 k 52 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 DaviH, A., 316 Queen w. 
 
 Delai.«"7, Thomas, 385 Kinge. 
 
 Evans, Simon, 20 and 31 St. Lawrence 
 Market. 
 
 Foster, John, Queen w cor Simcoe. 
 
 Qarton, John, 326 Yonge. 
 
 Gilverson, Matthew li., 27 St. Lawrence 
 Market. 
 
 Hague, Wm., 202 Queen e. 
 
 Hickling, Charles, 219 Palace. 
 
 Jardine, Arbuckle, cor Queen and Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Johnson, Neil, 3 Manning's blk. Front. 
 
 Lillie, Frderick >/., 74 Queen w. 
 
 Little Andrew, cor Portland and LittI* 
 Richmond. 
 
 Ed- 
 
 McKee, Alexander, 166 Yonge. 
 Metcalfe, Mi-s. Elizabeth, 29 Camden. 
 Mitchell, Richard, 123 Elizabeth, cor 
 
 ward. 
 
 Mofiatt, James, lil9 Berkeley. 
 Morrison, Taylor k (.-o., 1 Mannings Block, 
 
 Front. 
 Mumford, James, 261 Yonge. 
 Park, James, 47 St. Lawrence Arcade and 49 
 
 King w. 
 Patterson, James, 104 k 106 Adelaide w. 
 Pierce, Felix, 233 Youge. 
 Phipps, John, 35 St. Lawrence Market. 
 Quinn, John, 25 St. Lawrence Market. 
 Ramsey, Robert, Charles bet Church and 
 
 Jar vis. 
 Ruddell, Joseph, 366 Queen w. 
 Scoley, Edwan' K., 37 and o9 St. Lawrence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Taylor, John & Bros., 30 West Market. 
 Terry, John, 237 Kinge. 
 Thorn, ^\ illiam, 964 Hii'hmond. 
 Tucker, William, 378 Queen w. 
 Turner, William, 30 and 32 St. Laurence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Walsh, J., 78 Front. 
 Wilmott, Gem-ge, 374 Yonge. 
 Wilson & Co., /7 Colhorne. 
 Yorston, James, 33 St, Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Commissioners for taking affidavits to be used in 
 Courts of Province of Quebec. 
 
 Harrison, R. A., Q.C., M.P., Ontario Hall. 
 Morris, James H., M.A., Wellington Cham- 
 bers. 
 Smith, Larratt W., 4 Wellington e. 
 Snelling, Ricliard, Leader bigs. King e. 
 
 cor 
 
 Confectionery. 
 
 Booth. John, 98, 100 & 102 Adelaide w. 
 
 Booth, John, 131 York. 
 
 Brydon, George, 207 King e. 
 
 Cox, James, 165 Yonge. 
 
 Cuthbert, Miss Elizabeth, 220 Queen c. 
 
 Cuthbertson, Robert S., 282 Yonge. 
 
 Davis, Thomas, 173 York. 
 
 Dodgson, Sliields k Co., 138 Yonge, 
 
 Temperance. 
 Gee, Mrs. Ann, 443 King c. 
 Haycock, Wm., Jarvis, bet Youge and 
 
 Qwynne, Yorkville. 
 Hessiu, Wm., 179 King e. 
 Hurbert, Albeit, 121 York. 
 JoUey, J. H., 249 Yonge. 
 Jose, Richard, 285 Queen w. 
 Loader, Francos, 191 King e. 
 Lusty, Mrs.. 229 Palace. 
 Mcllroy, Mrs. Hannah, 154 King w. 
 Maver, George, 203 Yonge. 
 Murray, Wm., 225 Yonge. 
 O'Connor, John, 10 Queen w. 
 Penfold, Mrs. Phabe, 1224 York. 
 
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 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 363 
 
 pnge. 
 
 i9 Camden, 
 pzabeth, cor Ed- 
 fey. 
 Mannings Block, 
 
 Fice Arcade nnd 49 
 
 p6 Adelaide w. 
 
 lence ifarket 
 Ince Market. 
 Ibet Church and 
 
 |i w. 
 '^9 St. Lawrence 
 
 'est Market. 
 
 ond. 
 11 w. 
 32 St. Laurence 
 
 p. 
 
 leiice Arcade. 
 
 lavits to bs uBod In 
 f Quebec. 
 
 '., Ontario Hall, 
 ''ellington Cham- 
 
 iigton e. 
 Igs, King e. 
 
 Adelaide w. 
 
 Queen o. 
 Yonge. 
 
 138 Yonge, cor 
 et Yonge and 
 
 King w. 
 
 ork. 
 
 Pocknell, R. T., 33 King w. 
 Robertson, Bros., 258 Yonge. 
 Ross, David, 191 Queen w. 
 Russell, John, 11 & 13 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Smith & Wills, 264 Yonge. 
 Taylor, J. L., 363 Yonge 
 Tucker, Edward, 281 \ \ jnge. 
 Vanburen, Mrs. Sarah J. , 259 King e. 
 "Webb, Thomas, 302 Yongp. 
 Wooley, Miss Martha, Yonge iir Jarvis, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Ooopen. 
 
 Bevan, J. "W., 622 Yonge. 
 Bezley, G. & H. , Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Camnchael R., 9 Adekide e. 
 Lendreville, Joseph, 438 Queen. 
 McManus, James, 7f Queen w. 
 Murphy, AVni., 351 Yongn. 
 Munroe, Chester, 29i South Park. 
 O'Brien, James, 2()3 King e. 
 O'Brien, Michael, 19 and 21 Palnce. 
 Thompson, Sanniel, cor Ducliess and George. 
 Weber, T., 258 Palace. 
 Williams, John, Yonge, Yorkville, 
 
 Cutlers. 
 
 Brimstin, Hugh, 268 Yonge. 
 Callard, Josiah, 316 Queen w. 
 Callard, John, 166 Queen w. 
 Croft, Wm., 37 Colbonie. 
 Rodgers, S. k G., 166 King c. 
 Westman, Sanriel, 177 King e. 
 
 Dentuis. 
 
 Adams, W. C, D.D.S., 95 King e. 
 
 Brodie, Wm., 22 Amelia. 
 
 Elliot, George L., 31 King e. 
 
 Elliott, J. W., 43 and 45 King w. 
 
 Hale, George W., 9 Teiniteiance. 
 
 Hopkins, Samuel J., 137 King e. 
 
 Myers, Wra., 45 King e. 
 
 Scott, J. Stuart, M.I)., L.D.S., 90 Queen w. 
 
 Snider, M. Edward, 81 King e. 
 
 Trotter, Robert G., 53 Kinge. 
 
 Die Sinker. 
 Nelson, John B., 22 King c 
 
 Olttlllers and Rectlfien. 
 
 Fitzhenry, W. T., 61 Little Front. 
 Gooderham k Worts, 10 Toronto Exchange. 
 Hubertus, W. L. k Co., 14, 16 and 18 
 Church. 
 
 Dry Goods and Millinery. 
 
 Ainott, David, 39 Yonge. 
 Arthurs, Wm. & Co., 25 King e. 
 
 Bacon, John, 99 Yonge. 
 
 Barker, George & Co., 40 Yonge. 
 
 Blumenthal, Ady.. 210 King e. 
 
 Broom, Jamea, 246 Yonge. 
 
 Brown, Wm., 416 Queen w. 
 
 Bruce, James, 315 Yonge. 
 
 Brycc McJIurrich k Co., 34 Yojige. 
 
 Ciuio, John & Co., 59 King e. 
 
 Chandler & Platts, 165 King e. 
 
 Chaloner, Mrs. Henrj', 372 Queen w. 
 
 Charlesworth, John k Co., 42 k 44 Yonge. 
 
 Cooper. Edward, 139 King c. 
 
 Cox, G. & J. W. & Co., 116 to 121 King e. 
 
 Dickson, Crawford & Smith, 91 King e. 
 
 Dobbie & Oanie, 3 Wellington e. 
 
 Dow, W. H. k Co., 1 Kingw. 
 
 Eastwood, John & Son, 122 King e. 
 
 Finch, Wm. S., 6 Kinge. 
 
 Gale, James W., 53 King w, k 116 Yonge. 
 
 Galloway, David, 212 Yonge. 
 
 George, 1). J., 277 Yonge. 
 
 Gibbs, Malcolm, 210 Yonge. 
 
 Godwin, Mrs. llary, Yonge, nr Sydenham, 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Goulding, George, 175 & 177 Yonge. 
 
 Graham, Bernard, 1 8t Lawrence Bigs. 
 
 Graham, Samuel, 39 King e. 
 
 Grayson, Isaac, 267 Queen w. 
 
 Hall, Wm., 4 Rossiu House Block, King w. 
 
 Halliday, Mrs. Marion, 430 Queen w. 
 
 Hasting, Richard, Devon Place, Yorkville. 
 
 Hcrriot, Wm., Yonge, bet Sj'denham and 
 William, Yorkville. 
 
 Henderson k Bostwick, 18 and 20 Welling- 
 ton w. 
 
 Hodgins, Miss M., Rossin House Block, 
 King w. 
 
 Hoskins k Cleland, 5 Wellington e. 
 
 Hughes, Bros., 62 Yonge. 
 
 Hughps k Co., 128 and 130 King e. 
 
 Janes, Brayley & Newcomb" 51 Kinge. 
 
 Jennings & Brandon, 38 Yoige. 
 
 Kassel, AI., 307 Queen w. 
 
 Kay, John, 1 King e. 
 
 King, Robert, 379 Yonge. 
 
 McMaster, A. R & Bro., 32 Yonge. 
 
 Macdonald, John k Co., 21 & 28 Welling- 
 ton e. 
 
 Marks k Green, 188 Queen w, 
 
 Meakin, Wm., 181 Yonge. 
 
 Melady, V. & N., 141 Kinge. 
 
 Merrick, Bros., 47 and 49 King e. 
 
 Mitchell, 134 Kinge. 
 
 Moffatt, Murray & Beattie, 36 Yonge. 
 
 Morell, M. S., 254 Queen w. 
 
 ilurray, W, A., k Co., 21 k 23 King e. 
 
 Noble G. k Co., 214 Yonge. 
 
 O'Mally, John, 76 Queen w. 
 
 Page k Pnnnell, 194 & 196 Yonge. 
 
 Pearson, M. k E., 158 Yonge, cor Richmond. 
 
 Pringle, T. M. k Co., 153 Kinge. 
 
 Pulaski k Martin, 147 King e. 
 
 Robertson, John, Son k Co., 70 Yonge. 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. A., 336 Yonge. 
 
 , 
 
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364 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 ! 
 
 Robinson, J. D., 200 Yonge. 
 
 Robinson, T., 127 Yonge. 
 
 Rooney, N. & F., 60 Yonge. 
 
 Rose, Walter, 85 King w. 
 
 Ross, Wm. & Co., 99 & 103 King e. 
 
 Rowland, John, 173 Yonge, cor Queen. 
 
 Schoenlank, S., 121 Yonge. 
 
 Scott, Jamen, 97 King e. 
 
 Shaver k Bell, St. Lawrence Hall, King e. 
 
 Shaw, John k Co., 10 Wellington e. 
 
 Simmonds, Mrs. Ckra, Youge, nr Jarvis, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 Stalker, John, 192 Yonge. 
 Sheppard, C, 255 Yonge. 
 Tenison k Hunter, 105 Kinge, cor Church. 
 Thompson & Son, 136 & 138 King e. 
 Tietzner, Henry W., 412 Quten w. 
 Waldo, Mr«. J. M., 93 Yonge. 
 Watson. William, Yonge ur Bloor, York- 
 
 Walker, Robert k Sons, 33 to 37 King e and 
 
 18 to 20 Colborne. 
 Wesbroom, Mrs. W., 220 Queen. 
 Way, James, 271 Queen w. 
 Wright, Mrs. J. 373 Yonge. 
 Wright, Mrs. William, 424 Queen w. 
 Wylie, Robert J., 118 Yonge. 
 
 Dyers and Soouren. 
 Harris, W. H., 152 King w. 
 Royle, James, 104 York. 
 Smith, I). AV., 75 King w. 
 
 Elevators. 
 
 Beard, J. G. k Sous, Esplanade foot e Mar- 
 ket. 
 
 Northern IJailway Elevator, Esplanade, opp 
 Portland. 
 
 Shedden, John, Esplanade, foot of Peter. 
 
 Engravers. 
 
 Damoreau, C. F., 87 Bay. 
 Nelson, John B. , 22 King e. 
 Pierre, H., Globe Otlice. 
 Robertson, David D., Yorkville. 
 Rolph, J. T., 11 King w. 
 Scadding, C. A., 6 Itichmond e. 
 
 Express Companies. 
 
 American E.xpress Co., M. H. Irish, agent, 
 
 57 Yonge. 
 Bradford, Robert, City Express, 75 Yonge 
 
 and 211 King c. 
 Canadian Express Co., M. H. Irish, 67 
 
 Yonge. 
 European Express Co., JI. H. Iiish, 67 
 
 Yonge. 
 Merchants' Express Co., M. H. Irish, 67 
 
 Youge. 
 Peacock, James, City Express, 65J Yonge. 
 Vicker's Northern Express, 56 Yonge. 
 
 Fancy Ooodi. 
 
 Ashall, Mrs. M, A., 286 Yonge. 
 
 Awde, W., 460 Queen. 
 
 Bothwell, R. C, 112 Yonge. 
 
 Burnett, E., 358 Yonge. 
 
 Carto, Benjamin, 260 King e. 
 
 Cox & Co., 28 Wellington e. 
 
 Crawford, Arthur, 164 Yonge. 
 
 Dallas, An^is, 74 York. 
 
 Donnelly, John, 1 2 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 
 Doyle, Patrick, 6, 8 and 10 St. Lawrence 
 
 Arcade. 
 Fitzsimmons, George, 135 York. 
 Harrison, Milton, 304 i Queen w. 
 Jones, Chamnion, 330 Queen w. 
 Jory, Samuel, 234 King e. 
 Joseph, J. G. & Co., 46 Yonge. 
 Linton, J. D., 23 King w. 
 Lyman, H. S., 80 Church. 
 Manley, Mrs. John, 380 Yonge. 
 May, Tliomas & Co., 68 Yonge. 
 Maloney, Mrs. Ellen, 218 Kinge. 
 Nerlich, H. k Co., 6 Kossin House blk King 
 
 west. 
 Ovens, John, 126 k 128 Yonge. 
 Piddington, Alfred, 148 Yonge. 
 Pollard, Mrs. Mary, 4 King e. 
 Reading, John, 204 Yonge. 
 Uennie, Mis. Anna, 354 Yonge. 
 Schuster, Leopold, 339 & 341 Queen w. 
 Shewan, Magnus, 1 St. Lawrence Arcade. 
 Solomon, S. M., 204 King e. 
 Spenee, Jklrs. J. L., 437 Yonge. 
 Staunton, Miss S., n w cor King k Yonge. 
 Taylor, John, 124 Yonge. 
 Thompson, R. S., 49 Kingw. 
 Wilkes, Robert, 48 & 50 Yonge. 
 Williams, Wni., 126 Kinge., h same. 
 
 Flour & Fead 
 
 Bickerstaff, Josej)!!, 375 Yonge. 
 
 Bickerstafl" & Bro. 245 Queen w. 
 
 Rrndford, Robert, 75 Yonge & 211 King c. 
 
 Boulton, H. J., Hav cor Esi>lanade. 
 
 Elliott, T. W., 53 George. 
 
 Dixon, W., 249 King e. 
 
 Davey, James, 9 Queen w. 
 
 Dillon, John, 284 Yonge. 
 
 Dixon, Wm., 249 King e. 
 
 Foster, Jolm, Qiioen w cor Simcoo. 
 
 Godson, George, 182 Queen w. 
 
 Lumbers, John, 68 Amelia, cor Francis and 
 
 Adelaide. 
 Mcintosh, Wm. I)., 209 Yonge. 
 Morphy, John, 11 Palace. 
 Murphy, John, 349 Yonge. 
 Oliver, S. A., 289 Queen w. 
 Pattenon, Thomas, 224 Queen e. 
 Power, Josepli, 454 Queen w. 
 Rooney, James, 81 Church. 
 Rough, James, 50 Front e. 
 Spratt, Robert, 314 Church. 
 
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 ge- 
 
 ence Arcade. 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 ork. 
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 je. 
 
 ige. 
 
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 iouse blk King 
 
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 Queen w. 
 ence Avcade. 
 
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 \ing & Yonge. 
 
 ige. 
 
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 ge- 
 
 1 w. 
 
 k 211 Kingc. 
 
 lannde. 
 
 inicoe. 
 
 V. 
 
 !or Francis and 
 ge. 
 
 n e. 
 
 Terry, -Tolin, 237 King e. 
 
 'W'atkius & Lumbers, 111 and 113 Adelaide e. 
 
 Forwarder!, Shipping Merohanti, ko. 
 
 Beard, J. G. & Sons, Esplaiiade cot East 
 Market. 
 
 Boomer, A. K., 93 King w. 
 
 Boustead, J. B., 82 Front e. 
 
 Chidley, Henry, 634 Yonge. 
 
 Chisholm, T. C, 88 Front e. 
 
 Clark Bros, 53 Wellington e. 
 
 Clarkson, Thomas & Co., 83 Front e. 
 
 Cummer, F. D., 8 & 9 Ontario Chambers. 
 
 Dobson, W. 0., Yorkville. 
 
 Farrell, Samuel \V., 78 Front e. 
 
 Fisken, Jolin & Co., 16 Wellington. 
 
 Galbraith, Wm., 6 Manning's block. Front. 
 
 Goodevbam & Worts, 10 k, 12 Exchange bigs, 
 Wellington e. 
 
 Howard, Smith & Co., Ontario Chambers, 
 Front cor Church. 
 
 Howland, Hon. Wm. P., Church nr Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Hyland, Patrick, 78 Front e. 
 
 Kennedy, James, 168 King e. 
 
 Kerr, John, Court. 
 
 Matthews, W. D. & Co., 16 Front e. 
 
 Nixon, Thomas, 79 Colborne. 
 
 Pear-son, Francis Wm. k Co., 41 Colborue. 
 
 Perry, Charles, 56 Front e. 
 
 Refoi-d & Dillon, 12 & 1 i Wellington e. 
 
 Scott, Henry, Church street wharf. 
 
 Sorley, James B. , 45 Yonge. 
 
 Spratt, Robert, 314 Church. 
 
 Sutherland, Donald, 59 Front e. 
 
 Young, James, 42 Wellington e. 
 
 Foundrios and Machine Shops. 
 Armstrong, J. R. & Co., City Foundry, 161 
 
 Yonge. 
 Beard, J. G. L Sons, cor Palace and East 
 
 Market. 
 Beckett, Edward, Globe Foundry, 42 Queen w. 
 Dean, Thomas, 117 and 119 Adelaide w. 
 Dickey, Neil & Co., 18 and 28 Beverley. 
 Gurney, E. & C, 91 Yonge. 
 Good, James, 4, 6, 8 and 10 Queen e. 
 Hamilton, Wm., & Son., St. Lawrence, 138 
 
 to 152 Palace. 
 Martin, James, & Son., Ontario Foundry, 
 
 209 Queen e and 3 Ontario lane. 
 Metcalf, E. & A., 480 King e, 
 Parker, John 0., 148 York. 
 Ritchie, John, 192 King c. 
 Smith, H. T., 95 Queen w. 
 Turner, John, 447 Yonge. 
 
 Fruit, Oystbrs and Oams. 
 
 (See also Cmifedioncrs). 
 
 Ardngh, Wm., Sliades Saloon, Court 
 Bailey, Thomas, 296 Queen w. 
 
 Bilton, W., 121 King e and 188 Yonge. 
 Bird, Peter, 34 St. Lawrence arcade and^79 
 
 Queen w. 
 Brydon, George, 207 King e. 
 Butler, John, St. Lawrence market. 
 Chard, Charles, 316 Yonge. 
 Clegg, Thomas, 227 King e. 
 Davis, J. F., 32 Queen w. 
 Dennelor, Gottlieb, w s York bet J'splanade 
 
 and Front. 
 Dunn, T. J., & Co., n w cor King and York. 
 Fairfield, Henry B., Fountain, 69 King e. 
 Farrow, Wm., Yonge nr Bloor, Yorkville. 
 Gates, Wm. E., 262 King e. 
 Hamlin, Edward H., 107 King w. 
 Harris. Wm., 310 Yonge. 
 Hubbard k Harney, 195 Yonge. 
 Jolly, Edward, 224i Queen, w. 
 Jolley, John H., 240 Yonge. 
 Little, John, Yonge street wharf. 
 McKec, Alexander, 166 Yonge. 
 Moffatt, Mrs. Mary, 426 Queen w. 
 O'Dea, John, 7 & 9 St. Lawrence arcade. 
 O'Dea, Miss Slargaret, 78 Church. 
 Reid, John, 111 King e. 
 Ruddell, Joseph, 366 Queen w. 
 Russill, John, w s Yonge nr St. Clements. 
 Ryan, Hope, 5 St. Lawrence arcade. 
 Smith, W. W., 94 Queen w. 
 Taylor. Wm., 94 Yonge. 
 Terrapin Restaurant, 87 & 89 King e. 
 Widgery, Wm. M., 72 Queen w. 
 Wilkinson, James, 222 Yonge. 
 Winfield & Co., 71 Colborne. 
 
 Oents' Furnishing Ooods 
 (See, also, Merchant Tailors and Dry Goods. ) 
 Adams, D. S. & B., 51 Klig w and 156 
 
 Yonge. 
 
 Gale, James W., 53 King w and 176 Yonge. 
 
 Olue and Blacking Manufacturer!. 
 Lumb, Peter R. & Co., nr Necropolis. 
 
 Oold Mining Companies. 
 (Sec page 29.) 
 
 Gold and Silver Leaf Manufacturer. 
 Hubbard, Charles H. 26 Adelaide w. 
 
 Oold and Silver-Platers. 
 Millichamp, Wallace, 80 Queen w. 
 Ward, George, 20 Toronto. 
 
 Grindstone Manufaotureirs. 
 Scott & Stollery, Esplanade cor Bay 
 
366 
 
 C. E. ANDERSOV & CO.'s 
 
 Orooen. 
 
 Armstrong, George, 48 Richmond w. 
 
 Armstrong, J. D., 148 King e. 
 
 Ash, Wm., 220 Queen w. 
 
 Aspden, Henry, 120 Victoria. 
 
 Ball, John, 216 Queen w, 
 
 Bertram, Thomas, 179 Centre. 
 
 Bee, David, 309 Church. 
 
 Beatty, Adam, cor Parliament & Queen. 
 
 Beckett, C. C, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Best, John, 213 Sayer. 
 
 Beswick, James, 26 West Market. 
 
 BickerstaflF & Bros., 243 & 245 Queen w. 
 
 Bickerstaflf, Joseph, 375 Yonge. 
 
 Blong, George, 222 Queen e. 
 
 Blumenthal, Ady, 210 King e. 
 
 Bolton, John P., 18 Palace. 
 
 Bowden, John W., 127 & 129 York. 
 
 Boyd, John & Co., 61 & 63 Front e. 
 
 Boyd, Robert, 231 King e. 
 
 Boyd, Mrs. Sarah, 325 Church. 
 
 Bridge, J. G., 38 Denison Ave. 
 
 Briggs, Wm., 481 Yonge. 
 
 Briggs, W. H., 303 Yonge. 
 
 Brooks, Josepli, 90 Church, 
 
 Brophey, Mrs. Rose, 83 & 85 Pine e. 
 
 Brown, George, 346 King e. 
 
 Bulinan, Wm., 51 Elizabeth. 
 
 Burgess, Ralph K., Beech, bet Sherbourne 
 
 and Seaton. 
 Bums, James, cor Front and West Market 
 
 Square. 
 Burns, John, cor Queen and Jarvis. 
 Bums, John, cor Queen w and Jamci, 
 Byers, Allan, 87 Church. 
 Byers, W. A., 944 Church. 
 Cameron, James, 2 Camden. 
 Campbell, Wm., 14 Palace. 
 Clark, H. D., 96 Church. 
 Clarke, Joseph C, 136 King e. 
 Clarkin, Bernard, 23 Queen c. 
 Clegg, Joseph, 62 Tcrauley. 
 Close P. G., 10 Palace. 
 Clyne, W., cor Queen e and Caroline. 
 Cooper, John, 420 Front w. 
 Cooper, Win., 249 Queen e. 
 Crawford, Thomas, 58 Elizabeth. 
 Crawley, Abrani, 80 Dummer. 
 Crooks, James, 12 St. Andrew's. 
 Curran, Patrick, 23 Shuter. 
 Dalley, Alexander, 188 Centre. 
 Dane, John, Owoode cor Sayer. 
 Davis, George W., 17 Scott. 
 Davis Bros., 6 Palace. 
 Dawson, John, cor Centre and Agnes. 
 Dean, George, 174 Parliament. 
 Dee, Thomas, 42 w Ontario. 
 Delaney, Thomas, 396 King e. 
 Denison W. G., Dundoa. 
 Devlin, Hugh, John cor Adelaide. 
 Dodgson, Sliields & Co., 138 Yonge cor 
 
 Temperance. 
 Donald k Peters, 140 King e. 
 
 Dorsey, John, 142 York. 
 
 Doughty, Mrs. Jane, 654 Yonge. 
 
 Dugdale, Wm., 44 Nelson. 
 
 Duggan, John, 243 Church. 
 
 Dunbar, Richard 32 w Market. 
 
 Dundas, Alex., 92 Church. 
 
 Fairlield, Alfred E., 3184 Yonge. 
 
 Farley. Arthur, 291 Queen w. 
 
 Farquharson, Peter, I9i Adelaide w. 
 
 Faughner, M. B., 342 Yor.ge. 
 
 Fee, John, Sumach c»r King. 
 
 Fee, Josepli, 457 King e. 
 
 Ferry, Thomas, 114 Duchess. 
 
 Flavell, John, 99 Elizabeth. 
 
 Foster David, 335 Adelaide W. 
 
 Foster, John, cor Queen w & Simcoe. 
 
 Fowles, R., 411 Queen w. 
 
 Foy, Wm., 99 & 101 Richmond w. 
 
 Fulton, Michie & Co., 7 King w. 
 
 Gavin, Richnrd, 204 Queen e. 
 
 Gerry, James, Yonge nr Sydenham, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Gibson, Alex. , 227 Parliament. 
 
 Gibson, Joseph, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Godfrey, Michael, 114 Richmond w. 
 
 Gorman, Mrs. Ann, 34 Power. 
 
 Gourlay, David, 269 Yonge. 
 
 Grayson, Isaac, 267 Queen w. 
 
 Greensic'es, Willian, Yonge, bet Beverley 
 and Cottingham, Yorkville. 
 
 Grillith, John C. k Co., 221 Yonge. 
 
 Griffith, Thos. & Co., 37 and 39 Front e. 
 
 Gritfith, W. R., Ontario Chamberr, cor 
 Front and Church. 
 
 Harbell, Hugh W., 112 Church. 
 
 Harper, Daniel, 149 York. 
 
 Hassen, John, 17 Adelaide w. 
 
 Henderson, George, 328 Queen w. 
 
 Hi>,kman, Wm., jr., 92 Queen w. 
 
 Hodgins, Wm., 310 Queen w. 
 
 Hodkinson, John, 435 Yonge. 
 
 HoUins, David, 96 Queen w. 
 
 Hornibrook & I.e Pan, 167 Yonge. 
 
 Howland k Fitch, 25 Church. 
 
 Hozack Luke, 446 Queen w. 
 
 Hughes, Wm., 204 Queen w. 
 
 Hunter, H., 296 Yonge. 
 
 Hunter, Mrs. Prudentia, 49 Elizabeth. 
 
 Hynes, Michael, 218 Queen e. 
 
 Ives, Mrs. Hester, 40 Queen w. 
 
 Jackson, Thomas, 132 and 134 Agnes. 
 
 Jaffmy, Robert, 244 Yonge. 
 
 James Robert, 177 Centre. 
 
 Jardine, Alex.. 28 West Market. 
 
 Jardinc, Arbuckle, cor Queen w and Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Jenkins, Frederick, 82 Queen w. 
 
 Johnston, Ale.x. T., 135 Sayer. 
 
 Jordan, Robert, 66 Wellington w. 
 
 Jordan, Robert &Co.*, 11 Kossiu House blk, 
 King w. 
 
 Keane, Francis, Sumach cor Queen. 1 
 
 Keith, George, 2^1 En^t Market. 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas, '^>.'S Queen w. 
 
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 e. 
 
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 Yonge. 
 11 3!) Front e. 
 Chamberr, eor 
 
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 w. 
 
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 ;e. 
 
 L'onge. 
 Ii. 
 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 w. 
 
 34 Agnes. 
 
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 II w and Eliza- 
 
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 ssiu House blk, 
 
 Queen, j 
 :«t. 
 n w. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTOllY. 
 
 367 
 
 Kerr, James, .38 Elizabeth. 
 
 Kerr, John, 229 Church. 
 
 King, James, cor Duchess and Caroline. 
 
 Kingsberry, James, Don cor King. 
 
 Kingsley, Wm., 323 and 325 Queen e. 
 
 Kinsman, Wm., cor Walton and Teraulcy. 
 
 Kneelly, Andrew. , 48 Bathurst, 
 
 Liivin, Thomas, 89 Nelson. 
 
 Lawrence, J. W., i>60 Yonge. 
 
 Lawson, E. & Sons, 93 King e. 
 
 Lawson & Hurgi-ave, 170 King e. 
 
 Lawson, Meredith & Co. , 242 Yonge. 
 
 Leadlav, Edward, 842 Queen w. 
 
 Lee, W. A., 512 Queen w. 
 
 Lennox, Edward, cor Church and JLi^ill. 
 
 Lennox. Henry, 436 King e. 
 
 Lewis, George, 1754 York. 
 
 Lillie, Frederick W., 74 Queen w, 
 
 Lindsay, Henry, 56 King w. 
 
 Liston, Wm., 317 King e. 
 
 Locke, Francis, 165 King w. 
 
 Love, ilrs. W. L., 414 Queen w. 
 
 Low, John, 300 Yonge. 
 
 Lumbers, J. & T., 146 King e. 
 
 Locke, John, York, Yorkville. 
 
 Lynch, Dennis, 125 Pine e cor James. 
 
 McCormaok, Tliomas G., 189 Church. 
 
 McDonald, Peter, 65 Kichmondcor Church. 
 
 McFarren, Andrew, 195 King e. 
 
 McGowan, Samuel, 59 Agnes. 
 
 McKay, John M. , 7 JIanning's block. Front 
 
 McKenzie, Wm., 112 York. 
 
 McMuUen, Archibald, 343 Queen w. 
 
 Macfarlane, Malcolm, 95 Nelson. 
 
 Maguire, John, 56 Gcrrard. 
 
 Mara, Thomas A., 288 Queen w. 
 
 Marks, Robert, 108 Agnes. 
 
 Mathew, John, 56 Dundas. 
 
 Michie, George, k Co., Front e cor Yonge. 
 
 Michie, Wm., 100 Albert. 
 
 Miller, John, 280 Yonge. 
 
 Milligan, A., 12 & 13 City Hall buildings. 
 
 Front. 
 Mills, John, 24 FrancLs. 
 Mills, Kobert, 315 Church. 
 Milne, Wm., 1 Agnes west. 
 Mishaw, Thomas Ti., 388 (jueeu w. 
 Mitchell, Mrs. B., 173 King w. 
 Mitchell, Jamea, 121 Beech. 
 Mitchell, Richard, 86 Fxlward. 
 Mooney, Owen, 40 Victoria. 
 Moore, Charles & Co., 5, 7 & 9 Wellington w. 
 Moore, AVilliam, 283 k 2834 Queen w. 
 Morison, John, 5 Manning's block, Front e. 
 Morrison, John, 234 Queen w. 
 Moses, Andrew, 662 Yonge. 
 Mossnian, James, 206 Church. 
 Muckle, Mrs. Margrret, 83 Elizabeth. 
 Murphy, Andrew, 330 King e 
 Murphy, Mi-s. Catherine, 22 Shuter, 
 Murphy, John, 349 Yonge. 
 Mnlholland, Mrs. Elizabeth, 34 Queen w. 
 MulTey,.John, 479 Queen w. 
 North Wm., 67 Victoria. 
 
 Nurse, Richard, 314 Church cor Ann. 
 
 O'Connor, Thomas, 197 and 199 Kinge. 
 
 O'Hngan, James, 326 Queen cor Pine. 
 
 O'Leary. Timothy, 181 Queen w. 
 
 O'Leary, Thomas, 119 and 121 Nelson. 
 
 Oiford, James, 227 Parliament. 
 
 Parkcs, Wm. R., 246 King e. 
 
 Patterson, Alexander, 287 Yonge. 
 
 Patterson, James, 104 and 106 Adelaide w. 
 
 Paterson, James, 128 and 130 York. 
 
 Patterson, Thomas, 224 Queen e. 
 
 Perkins, F. C.. & Co., 41 and 43 Front e. 
 
 Playter, John W. & li., 27 Palace. 
 
 Power, Joseph, 454 Queen w. 
 
 Price, George, 244 Queen w. 
 
 Quinn, John, 150 and 152 York. 
 
 Ranisny, Jame.s, 111 Agnes. 
 
 Ramsay, Wm. k Co., 84 and 86 Front e. 
 
 Pattray, F. A., 220 Yonge. 
 
 Reed, Thomas, 639 Yonge. 
 
 Reford k Dillon, 12 & 14 Wellington c. 
 
 Reesby, Henry, Yonge, bet Beverley k Cot- 
 tingliam, Yorkville. 
 
 Riddell, Joseph, 60 & 62 Edward. 
 
 Robb, James, 19 Christopher. 
 
 Robertson Bros., 258 Yonge. 
 
 Roblin, M. C, 223 Yonge. 
 
 Rock, Michael, 359 Queen w. 
 
 Richards, Henrv, cor Yonge k McGill. 
 
 Richards, W. M., 329 Yonge. 
 
 Richardson, David G., 31 Terauley. 
 
 Rosenburg, Charles E. , 83 Queen w. 
 
 Ross, David, 65 Queen w. 
 
 Rush, F., 415 Queen w. 
 
 Ryan, John, 98 Parliament. 
 
 Ryan, John, 174 & 176 Parliament. 
 
 Schultz, H. & Co., 407 Queen w. 
 
 Scoley, Edward K., 37 & 39 St. Lawrence 
 Market. 
 
 Scott, George, Yonge, bet William k Scollard 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Sellars, Charles, 78 Garrard. 
 
 Shaw & Campbell, 135 Yonge. 
 
 Shipway, Charles, 293 Yonge. 
 
 Sibbert, Mrs. Mary, 200 Queen. 
 
 Sinclair, J. k F. G., 12 Palact. 
 
 Skaith, Mrs. Phoebe, cor Wood & Yonge. 
 
 Skinn-^r, R., 149 Yonge. 
 
 Smith, Frank & Co., 77 Front e. 
 
 Smith, Henry, 342 Adelaide w, cor Brant. 
 
 Smith. J. E. k Co., 31 Church cor Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, 44 w Ontario. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, cor. Victoria and Queen e. 
 
 Smith, Wm. 13 Victoria. 
 
 Spence, John, 196 and 197 Queen w. 
 
 Spence, Wm., 186 Centre. 
 
 Steel, John, 58 Agnes. 
 
 Stephens, James, 67 Elizabeth. 
 
 Stephens, Robert, 88 Albert. 
 
 Stennett, Thomas, — Yonge, Yorkville. 
 
 Stewart, Alex., 380 Queen w. 
 
 Stewart, George H., 174 Yonge. 
 
 Stock, James, 16 Palace. 
 
368 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Straclian, "Wm., 41 East Market square. 
 Strachau, Wm. & Co., 150 King e. 
 Summers, John, H5 Elizabeth, 
 Swan Bros., 162 and 164 Kinge. 
 Switzer, Tobias, 30 and 30} Terauley, 
 Taylor, Miss H. L., cor Ann and Church. 
 Teitzner, Henry W., 412 Queen -.v. 
 Tracie, Uri J. k Co., 157 Yonge. 
 Trump, Daniel, 145 York. 
 Thompson, Charles, 77 King e. 
 Thompson, Ed'S'ard, 97 Church. 
 Thompson, Hugh, 47 & 49 Duchess. 
 Vaugha'i, Patrick, 452 Queen w. 
 Walsli, Patrick, 376 (^ueen w. 
 Ward, Edward, 24 Victoria. 
 Ward, James, 384 Adelaide w. 
 Warren, N., 247 Yonge. 
 Watkins, Mrs. Henrietta, 267 Church. 
 Watkins, L. N., 443 Yonge. 
 Way, James, 271 Queen w. 
 Wilkins, George, 335 King e. 
 Wibiiott, Edward, 168 Queen w. 
 Wilson, Andrew, 66 Agnes. 
 Wilson, Robert, 189 Parliament. 
 Wright, George, 41 Edvard. 
 
 Hardware. 
 
 (Those marked * are wholesale.) 
 
 Bailie, John, 266 Yonge. 
 
 Brown, Win., 72 King o. 
 
 Callard, Josiah, 166 Queen w. 
 
 Farley, Arthur, 25»1 Queen w. 
 
 Foster, James & Son, 145 King c. 
 
 *Gurney, E. & C, 91 Yonge. 
 
 •Hall, Joseph N. & Co., 58 Yonge. 
 
 •Haworth, Thomas, 8 and 10 King e. 
 
 Hewitt, W. , 111 Yonge. 
 
 *Hope, Adam, 53 Front e. 
 
 •Lewis, Rice & aon, King cor Toronto. 
 
 •Lyman & Maenab, 36 and 38 King e. 
 
 Lyne, Wm. , 38 Adelaide e 
 
 •Mead, John, 156 King e. 
 
 Oliver, John, 252 Yonge. 
 
 •Pateraon, P. & Son, 24 King e. 
 
 Piper, Hiram, 83 Yonge. 
 
 Ridout, Aikenhead k Crombie, 2 King e cor 
 
 Yonge. 
 Rutherford, \ndrew, 126 King c. 
 Ryan & Oliver, 114 Yonge. 
 Stewart, J. M., 168 Adelaide w cor Yonge. 
 •Thoai.. .1 & Burns, 3 Front e. 
 
 Hats, Caps and Furs. 
 Coleman f^ Co., 55 King e. 
 Dineen, W. & D., 80 Yonge. 
 Gillespie, J. & Co., 64 Yonge. 
 Halbhaus, Theodore, 891 Yonge. 
 Henderson & Bostwick, 18&20 \Yellingtonw. 
 Lailey, Thomas, & Co., 11 Wellington w. 
 Lugsdin, J. & J., 101 Yonge. 
 McCrossiu & Co., Ill King e. 
 
 McCrossin, Thomas, 92 Yonge. 
 Rogers, Chailes K., I'^s King e. 
 Rogers, James H., 109 King e. 
 
 Hoop Skirt Manufacturers and Dealerg. 
 
 Dunn, G. W., 206 k 208 Yonge. 
 Galloway, David, 212 Yonge. 
 Gray, Robert H., 43 Yonge. 
 Hounsfield, W. H. & Co., 40 Yonge. 
 Reading, John, 204 Yonge. 
 
 House Furnishing Ooodi. 
 Bell, George, 323 Queen w. 
 Boxall, Jolin, 50 Queer w. 
 Bradley, John, 313 Yonge. 
 Francis, Thomas, 197 Yonge. 
 Hewitt, W.; ni Yonge. 
 O'Connor, Cliailes, 22(5 Yonge. 
 Piper, H., & Co., 81 Yonge. 
 Piper, N. L., & Son, 169 Yonge. 
 Sparrow & AV'hatinougli, 87 Yonge. 
 
 Hotel*. 
 
 American Hotel, A. B. Walker, cor Front 
 
 and Yonge. 
 Argyle Hotel, James Law, 24 & 26 Front e. 
 Basset & Keeble, 50 ami 52 Nelson. 
 Bay Horse, Thomas Best, 137 and 139 Y'onge. 
 Beale, Francis, 331 King e. 
 Beatty, Luke, 108 Adelaide o. 
 Beiley, E., Douro, cor. Tecumseth. 
 P,ely, John, Simcoe. 
 Bergfehl, Louis W., 212 Queen w. 
 Bertram, Thomas, 179 Centre. 
 Betz, John, Esi)lana'le, cor York. 
 Bishop, James, 394 King e. 
 Blackbird, George, 234 Front. 
 Blair, John, 73 and 75 Nelson. 
 Blakey, John, 56 Wellington e. 
 Bolam Jolin, East Market cor Palace. 
 Brock, Henry, 556 Queen w. 
 Brown, J. W., cor King and Simcoe. 
 Brown, Rob-rt, 326 Queen w cor Spadira 
 
 Av. 
 Brown, Thomas, cor King and Bay. 
 Burns, Charles, York cor Boulton. 
 Burns, Patiick, John cor Queen, 
 t'arkeek, ISfrs. Charlotte, 81 ColboJne. 
 Cathcart, James, 386 Queen w. 
 (Jleary, Michael, 2 Renfrew cor Queeu. 
 Cleary, Walter M., 202 Queen w. 
 Clyde, J. Likens, 168 King e. 
 Coates, Robert, 36 West Market. 
 Coates, Thomas, 548 Queen w. 
 Cochrane, Alex., 6 Palace. 
 Coddington, L. C, cor' Richmond 
 
 Victoria, 
 Collyer, John, 80 Colbornc. 
 Cornnell, John, 24 West Market. 
 (Jox, Cant. Wm., 24 and 26 Palace* 
 Coyne, Thomas, 121 Queen w. 
 
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 C'rockfv, .Tanu'«, 3;") Knst Mniki't. 
 
 I'rowii 111" Hotel, Kdwiinl Jurksmi, UiUfii- 
 
 port i<i!vil, Yoikville. 
 ('uiiiln'iliiiiii IIoiisi', K. I!. Clicny, Yoiigc, 
 
 bi't S.ollanl 1111(1 IJcvcili'V, Yorkvillf. 
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 Dnwsiiii, Kihvanl, cor (,)iii'i'ii i' iiiid Viitoii:'. 
 Doyli', 'riioiiiii'j, 7>S ('i)lb()riic. 
 Dri'iycDlt, ("., Fiiint w. 
 Dulii'V, .lames, ('lunch, cm- CarUuii. 
 |)uf,w"aii, .loso|ili, 'JIS Kin;,' c. 
 Fuiistoii, \V., I'^ast, I'lir l,it;li' Knuit. 
 (iall'iioy, .Idliii, "JO Chiircli. 
 (it'iicral WoH'' lldti'l, .IdIiii Iruiii, my ( luii'i li 
 
 mill < 'iil''i)i'iio. 
 CiUsmi. Joliii. :{1 Kli/.a1ii'tli. 
 (iiililiii^, fn'orf^i', •Jt),") I'ariiaiiii'iit. 
 (Jill, .Iiiliti, lor l''ii)iit ami Siimdn. 
 
 filoliC lintel, J(l.se])ll li()H-<, 1 G^i Youye. 
 (iolilillf,', .losejili, r)tiS (^)ueeii v.: 
 (jolilriii!,', Cliailcs, Ksplaliadi'. ecu' (!ei)ij,'e. 
 Ciccii liiisli llotid, Tliomas (iladstmie, -17 
 Yini^'e. 
 
 Ilaiiloii, \V. 11., M and M I'alaee. 
 
 Hays, l>rniiis, :.' lii I'alaee. 
 
 lieasliii, 'riiniiius. Hs|ilaiiad(', li Sentt. 
 
 Ilif,',i,'iii.s, S.'.iuuel, "S'lii'k, w I'liinii Stati.iii. 
 
 Hill, (le(Mi,'e,. IG'.I "S'oik em- Itifliiiioinl. 
 Iliiiehelili'e, Mi'ii iaiiiiii, 1(10 Ycjiige. 
 
 Howard, .1., -J.S .loliii. 
 
 llowanl, .lames, -iJ-J to '22(j l''rout. 
 
 Hulme, (!eoi'ge, i;U I'alaee. 
 
 Hurst, .lohii, II Kraiieis. 
 
 Irwin, .lohn, i! N'ietoria eor Adelaidi'. 
 
 Irwin, Will., 7'J ( 'liureli. 
 
 .loliuson, AK'>;., "Jlii C^Mie.ii w. 
 
 .loliiison, .Mrs. So|i|iia, 'i'JS Front. 
 
 KiMMian, I'atriik, 71 Colliorne. 
 
 Keiineily, l''raiik, l)mid,is. I 
 
 Kenny, .Mrs. Ann, ]M Dneliess. | 
 
 Loaiie, .Saliuiel, \itl IviliL^ W. | 
 
 Loyd Heiijaiuin, 2 liathnrst. 
 
 Lake Yiew IIoiim'. M.i 'atlry, .loliii, -J.'. I'arlia- j 
 nieiit eor Wineliester. 
 
 MeFvoy, Henry, 104 Clmn'li. eor liielimuinl. i 
 
 McfJann, .loliii, Cliureli eor I'^sjilaiiade. i 
 
 Mediiire, Henry, eor (.^Mieeii w and Dnndas. 
 
 MuLaui^lilin, .loliii, eor George it Dneliess. 
 
 McNall, D., •_'} .t -l*) Front e. 
 
 McSlierry, .lames, (leorije nr Fsplaiiade. 
 
 Rlaefarlaiie, .Maleolm, 9;') Nelson. 
 
 Mnkinsoii, (ieorj^'e, l!(i) Yonge. 
 
 Mathews, .lames. 10i» .till I'.ay. 
 
 May, 'riiomas, York em' (,)iieeii. 
 
 -Meek, Thomas, ."7 e Market. 
 
 Meyi r, .lohn H., York eor Front. 
 
 Mereer, .lohn, •_'73 Yoiij,'e. 
 
 Milli{,'aii, Arehihald, l('i it ]•_' w .Market. 
 
 Millijj;an, Frederiek, KiS Adelaide w. 
 
 Woloiii'v, .leremiali, 1(18 York. 
 
 Miinkhonse's, Mrs. .Monkliouse, 172 King c. 
 
 Montreal House, AV. & J. Chaliani, 118 
 King w. 
 
 Mooro, Thomas, 55 & 57 Elizahelli. 
 24 
 
 Miiriiliy, .lohn, Scott, eor Wellington. 
 Niagara House. .Inhn Shannessy, ;i7 \'onge. 
 O'Brien, A., York eor Ksjilanade. 
 O'Coniiell, Mrs. .\1., 50 Adelaide w. 
 O'Kea, .lanies, M Adelaide e. 
 O'Hura, Ml-. Marv, 51 Adelaide e. 
 O'Neill, T. H., .5t;' Adelaide.'. 
 Osborne, Win., York. 
 Parker, .1. I,., 501 Yoiige. 
 I'ower, .foseiili, 151) (,)ueeu w. 
 I'owers, Will., Mathiirst em ■ ,. 
 
 I'nrdy, .Mrs. Margaret, 'Jti' a w. 
 
 (.MlPOii's Ilcitel, Front lie* \:a\ and York. 
 (.•tieen's Own, Kohert Taylor^ ]01 King w. 
 IJailroad Hotel, .losejih dahy, Yonge, York- 
 
 vilk". 
 I'iley it May, h'evere House. 
 Ilisiiig .Sun Hotel, W. ( arsoii, C;!^ Yonge. 
 Koaeh, .lohii, 'Jo .t -JJ I'alaee. 
 Hoihester House, .Mrs. F. Haiilon, 20_Front. 
 liodgers. .Mrs. F., !ti) I'arlianient. 
 Uossiu House, (1. 1'. Shears, York eor King. 
 Sihaeler, ,lae(ib, Furopean Hotel, ^'ork cor 
 
 llnlllton. 
 
 Slnikesiieare Hotel, .lohn 0'(;rady, \'ork eor 
 
 King. 
 Sheppard, .Tames, 82 ( 'olborne. 
 Shepp;ird, Matthew, (I IS Yonge. 
 Short, .Mrs., King w, eor K:ithursl. 
 Simpson, 'riiomas, TJ 1 York. 
 Smith. Fdwiu, 15i5 King w. 
 Smith, Rieliard, Mil (^)ueen w. 
 Smith, Win., 11 Victoria. 
 .Spciice. .Tames, 5(3 (.lllecli w. 
 Tayh.r, Hugh 1!., 1»8 Caroline, 
 'riioiiqison, .lames, 4(ti) (,>iieeu w. 
 Thoriiliill, Fdw.ird, eor Nelson it liicliuuuid. 
 I'liivcrsity Inn, F. Hussi-y, 4^0 Yonge. 
 Yictoiiii, (1. H. (!rav, 4()0 it I'VJ Yonge. 
 Welsh, Patrick, 2 I'alaee. 
 Williams, Ivlwaid, eor Kront ^v Hitlnirs;. 
 Williams, (leorgi., 8 West Market. 
 AVilliains, Thomas It., ]7(! (iMiecii \\ . 
 WiLsoii. (ieorgc, tit) & Gs ( 'olborne. 
 ^\'ood, liolicrt, 54 & 5() Nelson. 
 Wright, Will.. .■527 Kiiige. 
 Yorkvillo Inn, Mrs. Flizabetli Kerr, ^'onge, 
 
 Yorkville. 
 
 Insurance Companies. 
 
 /i;ti,a Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn., F. 
 Chall'ey iV Co., agents, 41) Front e. 
 
 .I'.tiia Fife lnsurair;e Co., John Garvin, gen- 
 eral agent, Whittemore's JJlgs, Toronto. 
 
 J''lna Life Insuraiict^ Co., .loliii Walker, 
 agent, Whittemore's Hlgs, Toronto. 
 
 .T'.tna Five Stock Iiisiiranee Co., Scott it 
 Walnisley, agiuits, Ontario Hall, Cliureh. 
 
 |{ea\er Mutual Insurance Association, Yt'. .T. 
 O'lieilly, Secretary, 20 Toronto. 
 
 Hritish America Ass. L'o., Tlios. W. JJirchall. 
 niannging director, Church eor Court. 
 
 liriton Medical and (ieiiiiial Lifo Associa- 
 tion, James Fraser, agent, 5 King vr. 
 
 _^ •'•'>* ^ ' 
 
i 
 
 K 
 
 370 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S 
 
 Canada Life Am. Co. , E. Bradbuine, agent, 
 
 Whittcmore'B Bigs, Toronto. 
 City ol' Glasgow Ass. Co., J E. Smith & 
 
 Co., agents, 34 Church cor Colborne. 
 Commercial Union Assurance Co., Wm. 
 
 Wostnmcott, agent, 92 King e. 
 Edinburgh Life Ass. Co., David Higgins, 
 
 secretnr}', 17 Wellington w. 
 European Assurance Society London Eng- 
 land, VV. T. Mason, agent, 5 Ontario Hall. 
 Home Insurance Co., E. Chafley & Co., 
 
 agents, 49 Front e. 
 Home District Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 
 
 120 Yongc. 
 Home & Colonial Fire & Life Insurance Co., 
 
 T. D. Harris, agent, e s Clare. 
 Imperial Insurance Co., of England, J. E. 
 
 Smith it Co., agents, cor Church and 
 
 Colbonie. 
 Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance 
 
 Co., James Eraser, 6 King \v. 
 Lancashire Fire & Life Insurance Co., S. C. 
 
 D-Clark & Co., n w cor King and Church. 
 Life Association of Scotland. K. N. Uooch, 
 
 agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 Montreal Fire & Marine Assurance Co., R. 
 
 N. Gooch, agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 Northern Fire and Life Ass. Co., Wm. Row- 
 land, agent, 57 Wellington e. 
 New York Casualty Insurance Co., Pellatt& 
 
 Osier, 86 King e. 
 North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., 
 
 Life A.ssociation of Scotland, 11. N. Gooch, 
 
 agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 North British Fire and Mercantile Insurance 
 
 Co., H. N. Goncli, agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 Phenix Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, N. Y., 
 
 Chan. G. Fortier, agent, 6 and 7 Ontario 
 
 Chambers. 
 Pha-nix Fire Insurance Co. of London, 
 
 Mottatt, Murray & Beattic, agents, 36 
 
 Yongc. 
 Phoenix Mutual Life Hartford, (Conn.), A. 
 
 DeGraasi, agent, 53 King e. 
 Montreal Fire & Marine Assurance Co., R. 
 
 N. Gooch, agent, 32 Wellington e. 
 Provincial Fire and Marine Insurance Co., 
 
 Scott ii Walmsley, Ontario Hall, Church. 
 Provincial Insurance Co., of Canada, J. Sid- 
 ney Crocker, agent, Toronto cor Court. 
 Queen Fire and Life Insurance Co., William 
 
 Rowland, agent, 55 Wellington e. 
 Railway Passengers' Accident Ass. Co., Wm. 
 
 Rowland, agent, 57 Wellington e. 
 Reliance Mutual Life Insurance Co., Wm. 
 
 Henderson, agent. King cor Yonge. 
 Royal Insurance Co. , Francis Heward, mana- 
 ger, Yonge cor Wellington. 
 Scottish Provincial Ass. Co., Geo. L. Mad- 
 
 dison, 6 Wellington e. 
 Standard Life Insurance Co., Pellatt k 
 
 Osier, 86 King e. 
 Star Life Insurance Co., Joseph Gregory, 
 
 agent, 78 King e. 
 
 Toronto Mutual Insurance Co., H. Hancock, 
 
 secretary, 20 Toronto. 
 Travellers Insurance Co., Wm. Rowland, 
 
 agent, 67 Wellington e. 
 Traveller's Life & Accidental Insurance Co., 
 
 Scott & Walmsley, agents, Ontario H^L 
 
 Church. 
 United States Plate Glass Insurance Co., 
 
 John Walker, agent, Whittemore's Bigs., 
 
 Toronto. 
 WesttTu Marine Insurance Co., Wm. Row- 
 land, agent 57 Wellington e. 
 Western Insurance Co., 28 Church. 
 
 Intelligence Offlcei. 
 
 Davpy, Mrs. James, 9 Queen w. 
 Uratt, B. F., 43 Nelson. 
 Drew, Mrs. Amelia, 3624 Yonge. 
 Powell, John S., 139 York. 
 Stubbs, Mrs. A., 17 Adelaide e. 
 
 Knitting and Tarn Factory. 
 Simpson, Joseph, 38 Front e. 
 
 Lamps, on, tco , Dealen. 
 
 Authors, James, 270 Yonge. 
 Fisken, John & Co., 15 Wellington e. 
 Grantham, E., 170 Yonge. 
 Meagher, Wm., 32 King w. 
 Piper, H. & Co., 81 Yongc. 
 Seath, John, 24 Queen w. 
 
 Leather and Finilngs. 
 Beardmore & Co., 6 Wellington w. 
 Belton, J., 146 Yonge. 
 Childs & Hamilton, 7 Wellington e. 
 Daley, Charles & Co. , 56 Yonge. 
 Jaco'bi, Philip, 103 Yonge. 
 Marks, Wm., 34 Temjierance. 
 Sorley, J. B., 45 Yonge, 
 Thome, Parsons & Vennor, 79 Front e. 
 
 Lltbographen. 
 
 Chewett, W. C. k Co., 17 k 19 Kingc. 
 Rolph, J. T., 11 Kingw. 
 Rordans k Co., 88 Kinge. 
 
 Livery Stablai. 
 
 Bond, John, 16 Sheppard. 
 Doanc, Henry, 40 King w. 
 Grand, Joseph, Wellington w Bay. 
 
 Loolcimithi. 
 Brimstin, Hugh, 288 Yonge. 
 Broom, J., 26 Colborne. 
 Coo, Wm., 203 Queen w. 
 Lalor, L. J., 22 Kingw. 
 Lewis, Henry, 3 Walton. 
 Perkins, Charles, 14 Adelaide e. 
 
jCo., H. Hancock, 
 
 , Wm. Rowland, 
 
 ital Insurance Co., 
 nts, Ontario Hidl, 
 
 an Insurance Co., 
 niittemore's Bigs., 
 
 c Co., Wm. Row- 
 ton e. 
 8 Church. 
 
 )fDoe8. 
 ecn w. 
 
 Yonge. 
 *k. 
 aide e. 
 
 n Factory. 
 nt ('. 
 
 Dealen 
 
 lice. 
 VVellin, 
 
 gton e. 
 
 \v. 
 
 'inilngs. 
 lington w. 
 
 ellington e. 
 i V'onge. 
 
 ranee. 
 
 or, 79 Front e. 
 
 ben. 
 
 7 & 19 King c. 
 
 [6. 
 
 rd. 
 w. 
 ton w Bay. 
 
 thi. 
 
 inge. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 371 
 
 LamlMr Manluuiti. 
 
 Brigga, Samuel R., 37 Kxohanga Bigs. 
 
 Briggs, Thomas, 24 Edward. 
 
 BuNce. Wm., Shepjtard cor Richmond w. 
 
 Christie, Alex. R., 287 King w. 
 
 Ooiwell, W. W., Front 
 
 Cook Brothers, 66 Bay. 
 
 Cummer, F. D., 8 ami 9 Ontario Chambers. 
 
 binnis, Richard, 48 Buy. 
 
 Hotchkiss, Peckham k ('o., 11 Exchange 
 
 Bigs. 
 Kerr, Wm., 287 King w. 
 Latch, Wm., cor Queen and .lumcs. 
 McBean, John, 11 and 13 Adelaide w. 
 Peekhani & Hoag, 1 1 Exchange Bigs. 
 Reid, Oeorge, McMahon Lane. 
 Scarlett, Edward C, 497 Queen w. 
 Scott, I'eter A., 618 Yonge. 
 Smith, John B., Front w. 
 Smitli, Thompson & Son, Esplanade bet Bay 
 
 and York. 
 Taylor, F. 1*. O. & Co., Northern Railway 
 
 Wharf. 
 
 Machinery Agency. 
 Levey, Chas. & Co., 32, 40 and 44 Colborne. 
 
 Marble Manufacturers ana Dealers. 
 
 Armitage, George, 8 (Jould. 
 
 Gibson, Joseph, 464 Yonge. 
 
 Marx, Francis, 125Quct'u w. 
 
 Pearse, Wm. M., 1704 Yonge. 
 
 Sheppard, Robert, 171 Queen w. 
 
 Sti;iner, N. L., 275 Yonge. 
 
 Waudby, Henry, cor Isabella and Yonge. 
 
 Mathematical Instrument Makers. 
 
 Foster, James, 27 Exrhango Bigs. 
 
 Potter, Charles, 20 King e. 
 
 Swinbournc, George Henry, 24 Adelaide e. 
 
 elaide e. 
 
 Merchant Tailors. 
 
 (See also Clothiers and Dry Goods), 
 
 Brew, Tliomns, 2694 Queen w. 
 Brinicr, John 171 Yonge. 
 Clarke, Peter M., 9.5 King w. 
 Davis, Daniel, 34 King w. 
 Durschordwe, Frederick, 20 Adelaide e. 
 Farquharson, James, 171 (^ueenw. 
 Ferguson, Robert, 18 Adelaide w. 
 Finch, Wm. S., 6 King e. 
 Frobose, Henry, tailor, 114 York. 
 Hansen, Peter, 122 York. 
 Harcourt, George, 65 King e. 
 Kelz, John, 352 Yonge. 
 Maloney, John M., 81 Bay. 
 Mauley, John, 380 Yonge. 
 Martin, John, 148 Berkeley. 
 Matheson, Hugh, 16 King e. 
 Morrison, F. 12ii King w. 
 
 McCaw, Hugh, 89 Queen w. 
 McCaulcy, A. G., 344 Queen w. 
 McEachren, Neil, 191 Yonge. 
 McGraw, James, 119 Parliament. 
 McKay, John, 83 Nelson. 
 Martin, Jo8ei)h, 636 Yonge. 
 Meyei-8 & Levy, 233 King e. 
 Nurse, Edward, 60 McMahon. 
 O'Loughliii, Michael, 297 Queen w. 
 Ramsay, .lohn J., 370 Yonge. 
 Riehards, (ieorge, 46 Adelaule w. 
 Riddell, John, 17 King w. 
 Renilson, John, 236 Yonge. 
 Rosinbaum, IL, York nr Queen. 
 Saunders, S., 320 Yonge. 
 Score, It. & Son, 95 King e. 
 Stokes, George, 22 Adelaide e, 
 Sutherland, W. W., 100 Yonge. 
 Taylor, Watson, 82 Yonge. 
 Toye, Charles, 64 Queen w. 
 Walker, V. & W. , 7 King e. 
 Walton, Henry, 2 Rossin Blk. Kingw, 
 Wetkowski, Louis, 66 Adelaide e. 
 Wyrill, George, 21 Shuter. 
 
 MlU-Stone Manufaoturer. 
 Oatt!s, R. H., Esplanade cor Church. 
 
 Mineral Water Manufaoturera: 
 Shannon, John, 406 Yonge. 
 
 Musical Instruments. 
 
 Butland, Riehard B., 37 King w. 
 Mathews, Wm., 378 Yonge. 
 Nordheimer, .\. & S., 15 King e. 
 Stevenson, J. H. & (Jo., 6 and 7 Rossin 
 House Bloek, King \\. 
 
 Music Teaohen. 
 
 Bird, Charles Q., h 65 North Park. 
 Camidge, John, Mus. Doc, Canterbury, Eng., 
 
 311 Parliament. 
 Carte;', John 137 Simcoc. 
 Clarke, J. P., Mus. Bae., Bloore, Yorkville. 
 Fotilman, F., Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 Gledhill, Edwin, 177 Berkeley. 
 Gillmore, J. Edward, 110 Bay. 
 Hendriekv, N., 53 York. 
 Holiwell,"Mrs. 46 John. 
 Labitzki, Win., n s Sydenham, Yorkville. 
 
 Needles, Fish-hooks, fto. 
 
 AUcock, S. C, Laightfc Co., 39 Colborne. 
 Wright, Thomas & Co., 32 Church. 
 
 Kewipapers and Periodicals, Publishers, ko. 
 
 Canada Faiiner, bi-weekly, printed and 
 published by the Olohc Printing Co., 26 
 and 28 King e. 
 
372 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 School Adi'omte, ■eini- 
 Chewett & 
 
 ('. 
 
 Vi 
 
 Canada Sunday 
 
 monthly. 
 Canadian Almanac, W. 
 
 L'o., 17 and 19 King e. 
 CancuHnn Jiajdist, wwkly, 11. Ijloytl, editor 
 
 7 King w. 
 Canadian Fireman, weekly, J. (J. Moylan, 
 
 editor nnd prop, 74 Clmrcli. 
 Vanndian Indcpciidnnf Maguzini', monthly, 
 
 Rev. F. H. Mnrling, editor. 
 Canadian Journal, alternfttu months, con- 
 ducted by the editing conimitteo of the 
 
 Canadian Institute, iiovell & Gib.son 
 
 printers, Yoiige. 
 Canadian Journal of Clotiimenv, K. T. Fironi- 
 
 held, publisher, 48 King e, also Hamilton, 
 
 Ontario. 
 Canadian Mmtclanj Timet and Insurance, 
 
 Chronicle, Bay cor King. 
 (Junndian I'harinaceulical Journal, Bay eor 
 
 King. 
 Christian Guardian, published every Wed- 
 nesday morning at the Wesleyan iJook and 
 
 Printing e.stabli.slimeiit, 80 and 8'2 King e. 
 Christian Journal (Trim Meth), Kev. Tho.s. 
 
 Coinpton, editor, 8!) Yonge. 
 Church Chronicle (The), monthly, jninted 
 
 fortiie ('hureh Society, by Henry Howsell, 
 
 76 King 0. 
 Dnitit and Weekly Telajrojih Hohertson & 
 
 Cook, Bay cor King. 
 Olohe [The), daily tri-weekly an<l weekl}'. 
 
 The (Hlohe Printing Co., jiublishers, 2ti & 
 
 '28 King e. 
 Home and Foreign Record of the Canadian 
 
 Prcslii/terian Church, printed montlily l)y 
 
 Lovcll & (tihson for the Canadian Presby- 
 
 teriaTi Church. 
 Irinh Canadian, weekly, T'atrick Boyle, 45 
 
 Colborne. 
 Joiirniil of Educiition, monthly, Uev. Dr. 
 
 Ryerson, assisted by John George Hodgins, 
 
 M.A., editor; Kducational Department, 
 
 Ontario, Lovcll k (Jilison' printers, 67 
 
 Yonge. 
 Leader, (The), daily and weekly, James 
 
 Beaty, prop, and publisher, 63 King e. 
 Mercantile Test (The), .'^emi-nionthly, John 
 
 Kerr, |)ublisher, British America Assurance 
 
 bigs, Court cor Church. Printed by \V. 
 
 C Chewett & Co., King e. 
 Ontario Gazetteer and Dircctonj, V. E. 
 
 Anderson &Co., publishers, H. M(;Evoy, 
 
 compiler, 53 Wellington e. 
 Ontario Lain List and Canadian Conveyancer 
 
 (The), 88 Kinge. 
 Patriot, JFcftchman and New^ of the Week 
 
 ( The), James Beaty, prop, 63 King e. 
 Spirit of the Age, Bell & Co. printers, 70 
 
 King e. 
 Sunday School Dial (The), an illustrated 
 
 religious paper for children, raonthlj'. 
 
 Addrea-s A. Christie, Post Oliice box, 696, 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Sumlay School Advocate, (Wcsleyan) 80 King 
 east. 
 
 Toronto City Directory, annual, C. K. Andcr- 
 Ron ti Co., publisheifi, H. McEvoy, com- 
 piler, 53 Wellington e. 
 
 Tapper Canada (Joinmon Pleas Itepnrls, print- 
 ed anil pul dished by Henry Kowsell, 7<l 
 King e, 
 
 Upper Canada Law Journal, monthly, fi. 
 A. Harrison, B.C. L, and \V. A. Ardngli, 
 editors and iiroprietors ; W. C. ('lifwett 
 k Co., printers and publishers, 17 and 19 
 King e. 
 
 Upper Canada Law Directory, published 
 eveiy alteninte yi'ar, by J. Rordans, law 
 stationer, Church , W. C. Chewett & Co,, 
 printers. 
 
 Upper Canada Law anil Equity Meports, 
 jirinted by Henry Rowsell, 76 King e. 
 
 Upper Canada Local Courts (hizette, 1!. A. 
 Harrison, B.C. L., and AV. B. Ardagli, 
 editors and proprietors ; W. ( '. Chewett 
 k Co., printers. 
 
 Wutehnian (The), weekly, James Beaty, 
 ])roprietor. 
 
 Jrcckly Cisitor ( The), printed and published 
 by P. H. Stewart, Ontario bigs, King w. 
 
 Notaries Publlo. 
 (See Barristers, d-c.) 
 
 Nurseries and Seedsmen. 
 
 Davis Bros., 6 Palace. 
 Elcming, .Fames, 348 and 350 Yonge. 
 Leslie, Ceo., Toronto J^urseries, Leslie ville. 
 Simmers, J. A., cor Front and West Market 
 scpiare. 
 
 Oil Refiners and Dealers. 
 Clarke, S. C- Dunuan k Co., King co 
 
 Cliurch. 
 Crawford, D. & Co., Palace, cor Princess. 
 Fisken, John & Co., 15 Wellington e. 
 Parson Bros, 51 Front e. 
 
 Opticians. 
 
 (See also Watch makers atul Jewellers). 
 Potter, Charles, 20 King e. 
 Joseph, J. (!. k Co., 46 Yonge. 
 Wilkes, Kobert, 48 and 50 Yonge. 
 
 Organ and Melodeon Manufaoturen. 
 
 Coleman, J. k Sons, 56 King w. 
 Koome, Thomas F., 458 Yonge. 
 Williams, R. S., 143 Yonge. 
 
 Packing Box Manufaoturen. 
 
 Gray, John, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Greig k Carlyle, r 61 Ontario e. 
 Robinson, C, 96 Yonge. 
 Smedley & Sutherland, 56 Richmond e. 
 
WosluyaiOSOKing 
 
 inml, ('. K. Ander- 
 
 I. McEvoy, coiu- 
 
 Uns Jlfporfu, print- 
 Hfiiry Kowstll, 7« 
 
 •)in/, monthly, R 
 
 111 W. A. Ai'dngh, 
 
 ; W. ('. ('lu'wett 
 
 ilishera, 17 and 1» 
 
 rectnr;/, imMislie,! 
 y J. Konlaiis, law 
 ('. Cliewutt & Co., 
 
 El/ II ill/ R( ports, 
 
 II, 7(1 King c. 
 rts (hiztlte, \\. A 
 
 I ^^^ b. Ardagh' 
 ; W. ('. f'hftw.,.tt 
 
 ;ly, Janu's Ikaty, 
 
 intcdniuliitililished 
 iiio lilgs, King w. 
 
 •s, dc) 
 leedsmen. 
 
 350 Yonge. 
 ist-rics, Lesliovillc. 
 t and West Market 
 
 Dealsn. 
 
 k Co., King co 
 
 pe, cor riinces."). 
 k'^ellington e. 
 
 ami Jewellers). 
 
 0. 
 
 "<3nge. 
 3 Yonge. 
 
 Hanufaoturen. 
 ing w. 
 t'ongc. 
 
 ufaoturen. 
 
 ville. 
 ario e. 
 
 5 Bichmond e. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 373 
 
 PalnUn, Home, Sign and OraanniUl. 
 Baatty & Townly, 229 Queen w. 
 Booth, 0. & W., 47 Kingw. 
 Conn, (■.. 16 Qupcn w. 
 Bales, Walter, 172 York. 
 Edington, Wm., 31 Queen w. 
 Elliott, Wm., 456i Yonge. 
 Evans, George, Market w 
 Faircloth, George S. & Son, 12 Adelaide o. 
 Fisher & Robinson, 12 Francis. 
 Fry, Wm., 69 Queen w. 
 Hamilton, Alex., 183 King o. 
 Kidd, John, Queen nr Sherbourne. 
 liUcas, George D., 43 Queen w. 
 March, Charles, 70 Adelaide e. 
 Maunders k Brothers, 93 Church. 
 Palmer, John W., 121 Adelaide w. 
 Penrey, (Jil))ert & Son, 11 k 13 Hichmond c. 
 Keed, Charles, cor Tine o and Oak. 
 Koss, Andrew, Yon^e nr cor St. Albans. 
 Smith, Henry, 229 Yonge. 
 Smith, Thomas, 22 & 24 Wellington w. 
 Thomson, Junies, 354 Yonge. 
 ToUard, James, 299 Queen w. 
 Vo8s. W., 13 Hayden. 
 Widdowson, A., 1 Sliuter. 
 
 Paper Hanginei. 
 
 Edwards, John, 136 Yonge. 
 Hamilton, Alexander; 183 Kingc. 
 WcCaushind, Joseph, 8 King w. 
 March, Charles, 8t? Adelaide e. 
 Staunton, il.. Front w of Custom House. 
 
 Paper Manufaotureri. 
 
 Barber, W. , & Bros. , res Georgetown. 
 Buntin, Bros., & Co., 63 and 65 Yonge. 
 Goodworth, L. B., & Co., 41 Colborne. 
 Taylor, John, k Bro. , 20 West Market. 
 
 Photographers and Artiste. 
 
 Anderson, Robert W., 45 Kinge. 
 Braysliaw, Jonathan, 77 King e. 
 Bugg, Charles, 147 King e. 
 Butchart, David C., 146 Kinge. 
 Carswell, R., 6 King w. 
 Collins, J. S., 607 Yonge. 
 Ewing R. D., 150 King w. 
 Fenner, J. W., k Co., 146 Yonge. 
 Forrest k Lozo, Church cor King. 
 Hay, James R. , 27 King e. 
 Hines, Wm., 107 King e. 
 HoUingworth, John, 284 Yonge. 
 Lyon, Wm. A., 64 Kinge. 
 McConkey, George, 147 King eC 
 Noverre k Smith, 31 King e. 
 O'Connor, Wm., Leader Uga. 
 Palmer, E. J., 113 Kinge. 
 Penrose, James, 53 King e. 
 Reid, James, 4 King e. 
 
 Thcmpson, Octavius, 11 King w. 
 Turner, J., 74 Yonge. 
 Windeat, Wm., 39 Kingw. 
 
 Phyilolans and Surgeons. 
 
 Adams, Joseph, (homrenpathist), 64 Bay. 
 
 Agnew, John N., Richmond, cor Bay. 
 
 Aikins, Wm., 70 Queen w. 
 
 Allen, James, 206 Queen e. 
 
 Allington, Robert, Yonge nr Bloor, York- 
 ville. 
 
 Andrews, R. J., 169 Queen vr. 
 
 Barrick, E. ,1., 276 Yonge. 
 
 Beaumont, Wm. R., 118 Wellington w. 
 
 Berryman, C. V., Jarvis, Yorkville. 
 
 Brown, John, 321, (Jueen w. 
 
 Buchanan, C. W., 61 Adelaide w. 
 
 Camplic' , Duncaii, 108 Bay. 
 
 C(issiil>, ,1. J., 118 Cliurch. 
 
 Clunic, Wm., 208 Church. 
 
 Cocker, Wm., 36 Bond. 
 
 Constuntinides, Peter, 369 Yonge. 
 
 Cowdry, Thomas, 354 Queen w. 
 
 Crawford, (}eo. G., 109 Elm w. 
 
 Cumming, Win. H., 82 Adelaide w. 
 
 De Grassie, (ieorge, 292 King e. 
 
 P'.mery, Robert, 62 Queen w. 
 
 Ford, Wni., 14 AVindsor. 
 
 Gamble, Thomas C, 42 Ann. 
 
 Hall, C. B., Sheppnrd eiu- Adelaide. 
 
 Hall, John, (hom<ro])athi3t), 33 Hichmond e. 
 
 Hallowell, Wm., Yonge bet Jarvis and 
 James, Yorkville. 
 
 Hampton, W. B., resident medical superin- 
 tendent General Hospital. 
 
 HoUingshead, Silas, (eclectic,) 274 Yonge. 
 
 Hodder, Edward M., 159 Queen w. 
 
 Hornby, R., 174 York. 
 
 Howson, Joseph, 86 Queen w. 
 
 Jones, (Charles B., 37 Richmond e. 
 
 Kennedy, John E., 295 Queen w. 
 
 King & Ray, 22 Richmond e. 
 
 Lund, Richard, 337 King e. 
 
 Lawlor, Michael, 187 Riclimond w. 
 
 ilcFarlaue, L., 278 Yonge. 
 
 Mcllmurray, James, 19 Richmond w. 
 
 May, S. P., 94 Ann. 
 
 Newcombe & Diamond, 105 Church, cor 
 Richmond. 
 
 Nicol, W. B., 60 Adelaide w. 
 
 O'Dea, M. J. , Richmond cor Church. 
 
 Ogdcn, Uzziel, 67 Adelaide w. 
 
 Ogden, Wm. W., 242 Queen w. 
 
 Oldright, Wm., 65 Nelson. 
 
 Oliphant, David S., 175 Church. 
 
 Philbrick, C. J., Bloor e, Yorkville. 
 
 Phillips, M., 70 Bay. 
 
 Pollock, D. J., 144 Bay. 
 
 Rees, Wm. , Simcoe, bet Front and Esplanade. 
 
 Richardson, James H., 116 Bay. 
 
 Riddel, A. A , 217 Queen e. 
 
 Robinson, Thomas Slade, 21 Gould. 
 
 Rolph, Hon. John, 18 Gerrard. 
 
I 
 
 
 
 374 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Rolpli, Widmer J., 18 Oerrard. 
 
 Kosebrugh k Reeve, 55 Queen e cor Church. 
 
 Ross, A. M., 159 Church. 
 
 Ross, James, 74 Caroline. 
 
 Rowell, James, 306 Yonge. 
 
 Russell, J. P., 148 Bay. 
 
 Sangster, J. Herbert, Yorkville. 
 
 Small, John T., Simcoe cor U'cmnond. 
 
 Smith, John T., M.D., 184 King w. 
 
 Smith, Wm., 292 Yonge. 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. Emily, 39 Richmond e. 
 
 Strathy, (J. W. 44 Bond. 
 
 Tempest, Wm., 330 Yonge. 
 
 Thorburn, Jumes, 119 Church. 
 
 "Williamson, J., 16 Gould. 
 
 Workman, Benjamin, Lunatic Asyium. 
 
 Workman, Joseph, supt. Lunatic Asylum. 
 
 Wright, Henry H., 187 Queen e. 
 
 Winstanley, 0. A., 331 Yonge. 
 
 Plumlwn, Steam and Ou Fitters. 
 
 Crapper, J., jr., 104 Adelaide e. 
 Cuming k S\ ells, 175 King w. 
 Gibson, Daniel, 26 Adelaide e. 
 Jackson, John, 262 Queen w. 
 MeadoHs, Samuel, 21 and 23 Queen w. 
 Hurst, James, 26 Frances. 
 Ritchie, John, 192 King e. 
 Smith, H. T., 95 Queen w. 
 Wright, John, 387 and 389 Yonge. 
 
 Pork Paokan. 
 
 Campton, B. H., 167 King w. 
 
 Cole, Wm., 4 Gould. 
 
 Davies, W. & Co., 37 to 41 Palace. 
 
 Sorley, J. L., oo Palace. 
 
 Wilson, John k Co., 77 Colborne. 
 
 Portrait Painters. 
 Berthon, George T., 45 King w. 
 Bridgman, J. W., 39 King w. 
 Irwin, B., 39 King w. 
 McEvoy, H., Gcrrard. 
 Martin, Thomas M., 22 King c. 
 McCarthy, Mrs. M. A., 376 Yonge. 
 Robertson, David D., Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Rockwbll, Mrs. R. A., 39 King w. 
 
 Printers, (Book andJob). 
 
 (k ■• also Nnospapers, tbc.) 
 
 Bell & Co., 70 Kinge. 
 
 Blackburn, John, 96 Yonge, h Rosedale. 
 
 Chewett, W. C, k Co., 17 and 19 King e. 
 
 Cuttell, Thomas, k Son, 'Change alley. 
 
 Dudley & Burns, Victoria Hall, Melinda. 
 
 Hill, Thomas, & Son , Nelson cor King. 
 
 Piddiugton, Samuel, 30 King e. 
 
 Lorell k Gibson, 67 Yonge. 
 
 Robertson k Cook, Tthgraph. Co., Bay nr 
 
 King. 
 Rowsell, Henry, 76 King e. 
 
 Printers' Warehouses. 
 
 Halley, Wm., 85 and 87 Bav. 
 Palsgrave, Charles J., 33 Colborne. 
 
 Saddle and Harness Makers. 
 Bach, Edward, 10 King w. 
 Davison, Frederick, Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Digby, George, 287 Queen w. 
 Elliott. John, 6 Francis. 
 Gibson k Son, 207 Yonge. 
 Hand, Wm., Yonge, Yorkville. 
 Kirkpatrick, Andrew, Yonge bet Sydenham 
 
 and William, Yorkville. 
 Malcom, Robert, 181 King e. 
 NicoUs, Robert, 32 Church. 
 Nicolls, Simon, 107 Queeji w. 
 Silvas, M., 253 King e. 
 Smallpeice, Henry, 68 Nelson. 
 Smith, Andrew, 550 Queen w. 
 Steward, Wm., 142 Yonge. 
 Sturzaker, James, 102 York. 
 Taylor k Shipley, 250 King c. 
 Thompson, Thoma.s, 185 Kinge. 
 Wilkinson, Miles, 29 George. 
 
 Saddlery Hardware. 
 
 Davidson k McVittie, 118 King e. 
 Dixon, Alex. & Son, 72 King e. 
 Trees, Samuel k Co., 69 Colborne. 
 
 Safe Manufacturers. 
 Taylor, J. & J., 198 and 200 Palace. 
 
 Sail Makers. 
 
 ''inning's Wharf, Esjjlanadfr 
 
 Adams, James, 
 foot of York 
 Duihn k Ferguson, foot of Yonge. 
 
 Sash, Door and Blind Factories. 
 
 Burke, Wm., Sheppard cor Richmond. 
 Clements, J., Front w. 
 Phillips, Joseph W., 182 Tcrauley. 
 Smith, J. B., Esplanade nr Hay. 
 Wagner, J. P., 71 and 73 Adelaide w. 
 
 Schools- Private and Boarding. 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs., s .s Hayter. 
 
 Binnie, Afrs. Grace, 100 Bond. 
 
 Brown, Miss Hannah, Jarvis, bet Yonge 
 
 and Gwynue, Y'orkville. 
 Cleveland, J. P., M.D., 133 Victoria. 
 Collar, Miss Eliza, 1 47 Church. 
 Frank, Rev. J., 97 Adelaide w, 
 Gibson, Miss J. C, 22 Power. 
 Gray, Mrs. Maria, 420 Queen w. 
 Holiwell, Mrs, M. J. H., Wellington, cor 
 
 John. 
 Howe, Mrs., 161 Jarvis. 
 Hunt, Mrs. DeV. 78 Adelaide w. 
 
relionMi. 
 Bay. 
 i Colbonie. 
 
 BBB Makan. 
 
 w. 
 
 ige, Yorkville. 
 
 BIl w. 
 
 ikville. 
 
 oiige bet Sydenham 
 
 le. 
 
 "Ke- 
 rch, 
 sen w. 
 
 felsoii. 
 een w. 
 ige. 
 
 oik. 
 
 ing c. 
 
 King e. 
 Jorge. 
 
 ardwara. 
 
 18 King e. 
 King e. 
 Colborne. 
 
 acturen. 
 i 200 Palace. 
 
 kari. 
 
 ■'a Wharf, Esplanade 
 
 of Yonge. 
 
 llnd Factorial, 
 cor Kichmoud. 
 
 2 Tcrauley. 
 J nr Bay. 
 
 3 Adelaide w. 
 
 and Boarding. 
 
 lyter. 
 
 Bond. 
 
 Jarvi.s, bet Yonge 
 le. 
 
 133 Victoria, 
 'liurch. 
 aide w. 
 'ower. 
 lueen w. 
 H., Wellington, cor 
 
 elaida w. 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 375 
 
 King, Mrs. J. O., 101 Dnlhonsie. 
 
 Lee, Patrick, 2^ Frederick. 
 
 Mackenzie, Misses Helen and Eli;abeth, 72 
 
 Bond. 
 Oliver, J. S., 328 Yonge. 
 Orr, Wm. R., 12 Mutual. 
 Rose, Mrs. Sarah, 3 Gerrard. 
 Skinner, Miss, 22 Gerrard. 
 Stewart, Mrs. Olive. Duke, cor George. 
 Stubb.s, Mis.s, 45 Grange. 
 Warrington, Misses Mary & Emma, 6 Bond. 
 
 Scale Makers. 
 
 Cornor E. , 254 Yonge. 
 Wilson, tUiristopher, 30 Albert 
 
 Seedsmen and Florists. 
 Dawbam k Co., 124 King e. 
 Fleniming, J. & Co., 180 Yonge, cor Queen. 
 Simmers, J. A., cor Front and West Market 
 square. 
 
 SUrt and Collar Manufacturers. 
 Adams, D. S. & B., 15(5 Yonge and 51 King 
 
 w. 
 Gale, James W., 116 Yonge and 53 King w. 
 Golden Shirt, Walter Hose, 83 King c. 
 Lewin, Alex., 141 York. 
 
 SmaU Wares. 
 Foulds & Hodgson, 10 Wellington w. 
 
 Soap and Candle Manufacturers. 
 
 Barber, Charles, 68 South Park. 
 Carty, .Tereniiah, cor Queen & George. 
 Ciawford, 1). & Co., Palice cor Princess. 
 Matthews, Wm., Es])lanade, cor Palace. 
 Morrison, John, Palace. 
 
 Spring Mattress Manufacturer. 
 Lenhardt, George, 101 Adelaide w. 
 
 Soda Water and Olnger Beer Manufaoturan. 
 Carapton, Thomas, 96 Adelaide w. 
 Coxon, George, 361 Yonge. 
 Eves, James, 1C7 Yon^e. 
 Shannon, John, 406 longe. 
 Smith, H. T., 95 Queen w. 
 Walsh k Co., Clare. 
 
 Stoves, Tin and Copper Smiths. 
 Adams, W. M., 4244 Queen w. 
 Armstrong, J. R. &. (.'o., 161 Yonge. 
 Beard, J. G., & Sons, Esplanade foot East 
 
 Market Square. 
 Booth k Son, 26 Richmond w. 
 Boxall, John, 50 Queen w. 
 Clowes, John, Yonge ur Jarvis, Yorkville. 
 
 Cottrell, Wm., 60 King w. 
 
 Doherty, John, 45 George. 
 
 Dunlop, Wm„ 631 Yonge. 
 
 Evans, George, 417 Queen w. 
 
 Hodgson, Josej)h, 185 Yonge. 
 
 Iredale, Mrs. Mary, 47 Queen w. 
 
 Morphy, John, 31 East Market. 
 
 Murray James, 224 Yonge. 
 
 Mosiman, J., 67 Colborne. 
 
 O'Leary, Timothy, 218 King e. 
 
 Pijier, N. L. & Son, 169 Yonge. 
 
 Plunkett, John, No. 2 St. Ijawreuco Arcade. 
 
 Robertson, W., 285 Yonge. 
 
 Siiwdon, George, 385 Yonge. 
 
 Taylor, Richard, 129 Adelaide w. 
 
 Thornton, Sanuiel, 12 and 14 Elizabeth. 
 
 Watson, Richard, 232 King e. 
 
 Whitehou.se, C. J. , 193 King e. 
 
 Straw Goods. 
 
 Barker, George k Co., 40 Yonge. 
 Henderson k Bostwick, 18 & 20 Wellington 
 
 west. 
 Huband, John, 227 Yonge. 
 May, Thomas & Co., 68 Yonge. 
 Sutherland, Mrs. Wm., 154 York. 
 
 Trunkmakers. 
 
 Clarke, H. E., 103 King w. 
 Leslie, Alex., 81 King e. 
 Malconi, Ho])urt, 181 Kinge. 
 Steward, Wm., 142 Yonge. 
 Thonip.son, Thoma.s, 185 King. 
 
 Umbrella and Parasol-makers. 
 
 East, H. W., 298 Yonge. 
 Westman, Jolm. 354 Queen w. 
 
 Undertakers. 
 
 Fawkes, S., 290 Yonge. 
 
 McCarthy, Callaghan 155 Queen w. 
 
 Soleder, John, 240 King c. 
 
 Williams C. M., 193 Yonge. 
 
 Williams, J. J,, 302 Queen w. 
 
 Wilmott, Cluules W., 268 and 270 Adelaide. 
 
 Veterinary Surgaou. 
 
 Garland, Rupert, 530 Yonge. 
 Smith, Andrew, 37 Temperance. 
 
 Vinegar Manufacturers. 
 Hubashech, A. k Co., 92 to 98 Adelaide e. 
 Wilson, Wm. & Co., 115 & 117 Bay. 
 
 Watchmakers and Jewellers. 
 
 Aarons, Morris, 368 Yonge. 
 Bethell, Francis, 234 Yonge. 
 Bowyer, Robert, 41 George. 
 
376 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s 
 
 Carnegie, Charles, 14 King w, 
 Carto, Mrs. B., 260 King e. 
 Clinkunbroomer, (;!harle8, 166 Queeu w. 
 Cornell, W. E., 150 Yonge. 
 Ellis, James E. & Co., 43 Kinge. 
 Farragher, Thomas, 178 King e. 
 Feintxich, Marcus, 129 King e. 
 Fitzsimmons, G. J., 11 King w. 
 Gunthej', V. & E., 9 King e. 
 Hodgins, George, 169 King e. 
 Joseph, J. G. & Co., 5 King e. 
 Kent & Bro., 201 Yonge. 
 Kleiser, S. P., 130 Yonge. 
 MrGongh, I{. T., 344 Yonge. 
 Melamler, John, 84 Queen w. 
 Millur, Jumes W., 135 King e. 
 Morphy, E. M., 141 Yong<». 
 Morrison, E., 12 King w. 
 Robinson, C, 9(i Yonaie. 
 Robinson, .loseph, 15 King w. 
 Rudolph, A.. 12 Adelaide e. 
 Russell, A. \V'., Express bldgs, Yciige. 
 Segsworth, J., 113 Yonge. 
 Vernon, N., 159 Yonge. 
 AViinless, John, 172 Yonge. 
 Ward, (ieorge, 20 Toronto. 
 "Wharin, "NV. & Co., 11 King e. 
 Willcoek, Stephen, 4 King ". 
 
 Wharves and Wbarfingers. 
 
 Adamson's Wharf, Wni. Adamson, prop, 
 
 E.splanade, foot of York. 
 Beard, J. G. & Son, Esplunade foot East 
 
 Market. 
 Carnithers, K. M., Queen's wharf. 
 Gooderhani & Worts, Esplanade foot of 
 
 Trinity. 
 Hamilton's wharf. Esplanade bet Seott k 
 
 Church. 
 Higinbothani, Wni. & Co., Cu-stoni House 
 
 wharf. 
 Jacques k Hay, Esplanade foot of Bay. 
 Leaks' wharf, W. Leake k Co., Esplanade 
 
 opp. Hay Alarket. 
 aMillo 
 
 loy & Co., Yonge st. wharf. 
 Rolling Mills wharf. Esplanade foot of East 
 Scott k Gorrie, Church st. wharf. 
 Scott k StoUery, Ksplanade cor Bay. 
 Smith, k Sons, Ksplanade bet Bay and 
 
 York. 
 Lawrence, James, St. Lawrence wharf foot 
 
 of Yonge. 
 Taylor, A., Esjilanade foot of George, 
 Taylor, J. P. (i. k Co., Northern Railway 
 
 wharf. 
 Tinning, R. k Bros., Esplanade foot of 
 
 York. 
 
 Whip Manufaotunn and Dealen. 
 
 Grose, C. William, Yorkville. 
 Threlkeld, Joseph, 390 Yonge. 
 
 Wlnai andLiqnon. 
 
 (See also Grocers.) 
 
 Coulthard, John, 30 Francis. 
 
 Dawson, John, 77 Centre. 
 
 Delaney, Thomas, 385 King e. 
 
 Fee, Joseph, 457 King e. 
 
 Fulton, Michie & Co., 7 King w. 
 
 Griffith, W. k R., Ontario Chambers <>or 
 Front e and (Jhurch. 
 
 Griffith, John C, Yonge cor Sh«..ei 
 
 Griffith, Thomas C. k Co., Front . 
 
 Hubertus, W. L. k Co., 14, 16, and 18 
 Church. 
 
 !Moore, Charles & Co., 5, 7 & 9 Wellin<,'t()i' w. 
 
 Morrison, John, 5 Jlanning's block Front e. 
 
 Murphy, Andrew, 330 King e. 
 
 O'Connor, Thonia.s, 197 k 199 Kinge. 
 
 Patterson, Thomas, 224, 226, 228 Queen e. 
 
 Peoples k (;;o., 311 Yonge. 
 
 Reid, C. P. k Co., 30 Wellington e. 
 
 Smith, J. E. k Co., 31 Church cor Col- 
 borne. 
 
 Straihnn, Wii , k Co., corner King and 
 Nelson. 
 
 Strachan, Wm., 163 Kinge. 
 
 Thompson, (Jharles, 77 King e. 
 
 Wine Manufacturers. 
 Bevan, John W., 022 Yonge. 
 
 Wire Workers. 
 
 Stockweli, F. E., 22 Adelaide w. 
 Montcverd, iSIichael, 381 Yonge. 
 
 Wool andOotton Manufaoturen. 
 Wrigley, J. k W., Nelson cor Stanley. 
 
 Wool and Hide Daalen. 
 
 Barry, .T. W. k Son, 79 Colborne. 
 
 t-'ooke, John, 33 Oak. 
 
 Hallam, John, Esplanade ur City Hall 
 
 Station. 
 Heal, George, 34 George. 
 Leadlay, E., 89 Front e. 
 Nixon, Thomas, 79 ('olbornc. 
 
 
and Dealer*. 
 
 ville. 
 onge. 
 
 Iquon. 
 
 }cers.J 
 icis. 
 
 iiige. 
 
 King w. 
 
 irio Chambers i^oi 
 
 cor Shi.-.ev 
 
 , Front . 
 
 i., 14, 16. and 18 
 
 /"AO Wi'llin>,'toi> w. 
 iifj's block Front c 
 ing p. 
 
 199 King p. 
 226, 228 (iuiHii .'. 
 
 ilington e. 
 
 1 Cliurcli vm t'ol- 
 
 corner King nnd 
 
 DTP. 
 
 viiig p. 
 
 sturers. 
 nge. 
 
 cers. 
 
 Iniilu w. 
 Yongp. 
 
 uiufaoturen. 
 1 cor Stanley. 
 
 Dealan. 
 
 lolborne. 
 
 dc nr City Hall 
 
 irno. 
 
 NOTICES OF TORONTO ADVERTISERS. 
 
 Artiflolal Limb Manufaoturing. 
 Mr. Norkis Black, 18 King strpct cast, 
 coniTjienced business in this linp in 1857. and 
 wherever those artificial limbs linve been 
 used they have given the utmost satisfaction. 
 The prices are lower than in tlie United 
 States, and Mr. Black has conil)ined all the 
 improvements from the sever-il United States 
 makei-s. 
 
 Currle's Boiler and Still Establishment. 
 
 Nkii- Crnuii': established his boiler works, 
 now hiiated on the Esplanade, in 1851. 
 Forty hands and an engine of twelve-liorse 
 power, arc kept constantly eni](Ioyed. The 
 establishment Is complete in all its dejiait- 
 ment.s, the machinery used bping of the 
 very best kind, and fitted up with all the 
 latest labor-saving improvements. He manu- 
 factures boilers lor marine and stationary 
 engines, stills, iron agitators, tanks, &e. 
 Some of the largest oil establishments in 
 Canada have beeu supplied by him. 
 
 Breweries. 
 
 Vktuui.v HiiKWKKV. — This extensive 
 liR'wery is situatetl on Could street, eorner 
 of Victoria, and was pstablislu'd in 1849. 
 It is now owned and carried on by .Messi-s. 
 ^'Keefei Co. It has a cii|)acity of 7,000 
 gallons a week. The malt floors in the new 
 building have been i)ut up with much care. 
 
 ^)ri r.N .Stukkt Ai,k anji Poutkii Bkkw- 
 EUV, Mr. .b)hu Wallis. The jaemises are 
 well adapted for brewing jmrposps, and a 
 very excellent article of ale and jiorter is 
 turnpd out. Capacity bptween 4,000 and 
 6,000 gallons jier week. The stock cellar is 
 first-class. 
 
 East Touhnto Hiikwkkv.— This brewery 
 was established on I'arlianient street near 
 King, in 1847, by Mr. William Coitland. 
 The buihlings are brick, 1 25 feet by 1 lit, with 
 a capacity of manufacturing 20,000 bushels 
 of malt during the sea.son. 
 
 Don rHKWKHV, established in 1834, by 
 Mr. Thomas Da vies. This brewery is on the 
 River Don iipar Queen street. A steam 
 engine of twelve-horse power is used, and 
 about eight hands employed. The premises 
 are now being gieatly enlarged. 
 
 East End Brewery, River street, built 
 of brick, established about four years. 
 
 Thom])son & Allen proprietors. The motive 
 power is steam, the engine 10-hoi-so power. 
 The machinery and appurteaances are all of 
 the latest style, and all modern improve- 
 ments are introduced. The capacity is 
 about 4,000 gallons a week. Manufacturers 
 of XXX Pale Ale, Porter, &c. 
 
 AVkst Toronto Brkwkry, Queen street 
 corner of Niagara, established about 1835, 
 The establishment is now carried on by 
 Alessi-s. Cosgrave & (.'o., who manufacture 
 every descri]ition of pale ale and porter. 
 The firm are now aide to turn out 9,000 gal- 
 lons weekly. 
 
 Wain's Biikwkuy, established in 1858 by 
 .John C. Walz. Premises are on Duchess 
 cor Caroline. Manufactures exclusively 
 lagcr-biH'r which is considered of a good 
 cpuilitj'. 
 
 Mu. W.M. TiiuMAs Fitzhknuy's Distit,- 
 Ii-.IIY, situated CI Little Front, was estab- 
 lished in 1855. Eight hands and an engine of 
 twenty-five-horse jiower are employed. The 
 establishment turns out about 80,000 gal- 
 lons per aniuim. 
 
 Brush Manufacturing. 
 
 In Ibis branch of manufactures, Mr. Chaa. 
 Bopckh commenced business in Toronto, in. 
 1850. Mr. Hopckh received a premium at 
 the Dublin Exhibition, in 1864 ; ami first 
 )irizelast Provincial Exhibition, in Toronto. 
 There fare at jirescnt eni]iloyed about 60 
 hands, in addition to an eight-horse power 
 steam engine, manufactuTcd by Messrs. 
 Martin k Son, of Ontario street, Toronto. 
 The whole process of manufacturing, from 
 the raw material in wood, bristle, fibre, &c., 
 is carried on with a regularity and system 
 scarcely to be .surpassed in the old country. 
 The business is conducted under the peraonal 
 supervision of Mr. Boeckh, and from hia 
 well known reputation as a manufacturer, it 
 is worth the consideration of purchasers 
 visiting Toronto to call and see for them- 
 selves. 
 
 Bras* Founders, Plumbers, Oai and Steam Fitters. 
 
 John Ritciiik, 92 King street east. 
 E.stabli8hed 1856, employs 25 hands, motive 
 
 Kiwer steam, engine eight-horse. Mr. 
 itchie has manufactured steam and gas fit- 
 tings of the very best description lor several 
 of the principal establishmenta of the city. 
 
378 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
 Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Manof aotoiy. 
 
 Taylor's Safe Wouks, established l»y 
 Messrs. James and John Taylor, in 1 855, on 
 the comer of Palace and Erin streets. This 
 is the pioneer establishment in British 
 America. The business has been constantly 
 on the increase, ant' fifty hands are kept in 
 steady employment. The safes turned out 
 liave a world-wide reputation, and orders 
 from the Maritime Provinces have been 
 lately filled at these works. 
 
 Olgar Box Factory. 
 
 31 and 33 Adelaide street west. .Samuel 
 Wilson established this brunch of industry, 
 January 18()G, end now employ "iglit hands 
 and an engine of six-horse and manu- 
 facturing about i<,000 ivoxes a wiiek. Jlr. 
 TVilson supplies tlie trade with labels, brands, 
 edgings, &c. 
 
 Builders, Contractors and Wbarflngers. 
 
 Messrs. Scorr & Stom.ery, corner Bay 
 and Esplanade, established in 1860 ; employ 
 on the avenige one hundred liands. This 
 fimj is also extensively engaged in the im- 
 portation of all kinds of building stone. 
 
 Oar Wlieels. 
 Messrs. J. & N. C. Scovh.lk commenced 
 the manufacture of railway car wheels on the 
 Esplanade in 1861. They employ about 
 twenty hands and an engine of thirty-horse 
 power. 
 
 Carriage Works. 
 
 Messrs. Dixon Bhothers' Carriage 
 Works, 70 and 72 Kin^ street west, were 
 established in 1860. Tins tirni now employs 
 about twenty hands, and turn out about 200 
 cai'riages of every description per annum. 
 Sleighs, cutters, omnibusses, and coaciies of 
 excellent finish are here manufactured. The 
 proprietora are jiractical worknten, and the 
 establishment is under their immediate 
 supervision. 
 
 every assortment in this line that can iwssi- 
 bly be obtained in the largest foreign markets. 
 
 Foundries. 
 
 Globe Foundry, Queen street, head of 
 Ba}-, established in 1845, by Mr. Kdward 
 Beckett, enn)loying about thirty hands and 
 ten -horse jwwer steam. Mr. Beckett hns a 
 caloric engine of four-horse power, by means 
 of whicli he is enabled to turn out liglit 
 castings at an exceedingly short notice ; thus 
 parties from any part of the country, coining 
 to Toronto, and desirous of returning with 
 \ as little delay as possible, can get their cast- 
 ings in an hour or two — at the siime time, 
 castings of four to;is weight can be turned 
 out. Kvery dcscriiition of mill machinery, 
 agricultural and architectural work is manu- 
 factured. 
 
 St. Lawrence ForNDRv, W. Ham- 
 ilton & .Son, 136 Palace street, manufac- 
 turei-s of every description of stationary and 
 portable engines, tol)acco machinery, gnst 
 and saw mill machiner}', castings ai'd 
 forgings of every kind. About one hundred 
 hands are kept employed, and an engine of 
 30-horse jKiwer used to propel the madiinery. 
 
 Ontario Engine and Machine Works, 
 3 Ontario Lane and 209 Queen street east, 
 James Martin k Son, proprietors. Steam 
 engine eight-hoi-se — average ten hands em- 
 jiloyed. Manufacture steam engines, hy- 
 draulic pumps and pres.ses, mill machinery, 
 caddie and box presses, retainers, compresses, 
 &c. Engines made by this firm may be 
 seer, working at Mcssi-s. Kowsell's, J. D. 
 Lewis', J. Carty's, Cuttle & Sons, Mc(jregor 
 (rope maker), Synge (builder), Tdajraph 
 ami t'hrislian Otinriluin offices, Boeukh's 
 factory, Greig & Carlyle's, &c. 
 
 Felt Hat Works. 
 
 Messrs. J. Gillksime k Co., 64 Yonge 
 street, have established a wholesale depot 
 for the manufacture of Felt Hat gw/ds. The 
 Canada Felt Hat Works give employment to 
 about seventy hands, using a steam engi'^e 
 of twenty-five hoi-se power to jiropel the 
 machinery. 100,000 Ibji. of wool, 500 cords 
 of wood, 100 tons of coal, 10,000 skins, and 
 100 barrels of alcohol are used annually. 
 The firm keep a i er}' extensive stock of Ca- 
 nadian. English and American felt hats, 
 cloth and Whitney caiw, ladies' skating caps, 
 calfskin mitts, gloves, gauntlets, furs, &c. 
 Straw goods are largely imported, and 
 dealera will, at this establishmeut, find 
 
 Manufacturing Stationers. 
 
 Me.ssu.s. Brown Bhothers commenced 
 business at Nos. 60 and 68 King street cast, 
 in 1866, as manufacturing stationers, book- 
 binders, kv. They are now doing a very 
 large busines.s, giving einployment to forty 
 hands. Tiie first and .second Hoors of their 
 building are u.sed as warehouse and count- 
 ing-room ; third and fourth floors occupied 
 as book-binding and account-book manu- 
 factory. A iKjcket diary is here manufac- 
 tured that nas entirely superaeded the 
 American, hitherto imiM>rted. 
 
 Planing, Sash, Door and Blind Faotorles. 
 
 Atlas Wood Works. Front street, oppo- 
 site Queen's Ho^el, established in 1863, by 
 Mr. John (Jlements. There are about thirty 
 men kept employed at these works, and a 
 steam engine of twenty-horse j)ower. The 
 planing machine is kept so constantly at 
 work that the shavings are sufficient to sup- 
 
le that can jwssi- 
 bt foreign markets. 
 
 [n street, head of 
 liy Mr. Kilward 
 Ithirty liand.s and 
 |Ir. Beckett lios a 
 
 : power, by means 
 
 to turn out lii'lit 
 
 [short notice ;tnus 
 
 lui country, coming 
 
 1 of returning witS 
 
 can get their cast- 
 lit tiie Siime time, 
 |ght can be turned 
 mill machinery, 
 irai work is maim- 
 
 sniiY, ^y. Ham- 
 .street, manufae- 
 
 1 of stationary and 
 macliintTy, grist 
 
 y, castings apd 
 About one hundred 
 
 and an engine of 
 ijiel the machinery. 
 Maihise Wokks, 
 Queen street east, 
 roprietors. Steam 
 ige ten hands em- 
 eam engines, hy- 
 t, niill nmcliinery, 
 iiiners, compres.sefi, 
 tliis firm may 1« 
 Kowsell's, .1. D. 
 & Sons, McOregor 
 iiilder), Tdcijraph 
 
 offices, Boeckh's 
 , &c. 
 
 tatlonen. 
 
 I'HKit.s commenced 
 8 King street east, 
 ; stationers, book- 
 now doing u very 
 ployment to forty 
 )nd floors of their 
 house and count- 
 th floors occupied 
 ount-book manu- 
 is hero nnmufac- 
 superseded the 
 ed. 
 
 Blind Faotorlei. 
 
 ront street, oppo- 
 ihed in 1863, by 
 •e are al>out thirty 
 ise works, and a 
 jrse iwwer. The 
 80 constantly at 
 sufficient to sup- 
 
 TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 
 
 37y 
 
 
 Ely all the steam required. Sashes, doors, 
 linds and every description of builders' 
 furnishings, are here manufactured. 
 
 Central Planing, Sa.sh, Dooii and 
 Blind Facto ky, 71 Adelaide street west, 
 Mr. .Facob P. Wagner, proprietor. Fifty-six 
 hands are now employed, and twenty-horse 
 
 ¥ower steam is used to propel the machinery, 
 he factory is fitted up with the latest im- 
 proved wood-workers' machinery, and every 
 description of wood moulding, turning, 
 planing, sash, doors, blinds, &o., are 
 manufactured. 
 
 Mr. \V. Burke'.s Planing Mills, Sash, 
 Door and Blind Factory, situated (ui the 
 corner of Richmond and Sheppard streets, 
 was established in May, 1867. Every des- 
 cription of mouldiiiM, housi! furnishings; 
 sashes, doors and olinds, packing-cases, 
 sawing, planing, &c., is done at these mills. 
 
 Sewing Machines. 
 
 Howe'.s World Renowned Sewing 
 Machines. — Mrs. L. C Mendon, No. 3 
 Rossin House Block, King street west, 
 agent. These machines are noted for their 
 durability and compactness, being construct- 
 ed of the best material and workmanshij). 
 
 Singer Sewing .Machines. — The whole- 
 sale agency of the Singer .sewing machine, 
 for the greater part of the Province of On- 
 tario, is at No. 18 King street east, Mr. 
 Norris Black, agent. He keeps a large 
 8upj)ly of the new family machine improved ; 
 the improved No. 2, for fine leather work ; 
 the No. 2 Imperial, for general manufactur- 
 ing purpo.se.s, and the button-hole machine. 
 The New England Wax Thread Sewing 
 Machine, for leather manufacturers, in stock 
 in full supply. 
 
 Piano-Forte Manufaotnrlng. 
 
 Messrs. Heintzman & Co. establi-shed 
 themselves at 105 King street west, in May, 
 1866. They now employ about twelve 
 hands, and turn out upwards of sixty pianos 
 a year. The instruments made here are 
 considered very good, being manufactured 
 under the superintendence of Mr. Heintz- 
 man, formerly of Buffalo, who has had 
 thirty year-s' exjjerienre in the l)usiiie.ss. It 
 may now be considered one of the most suc- 
 cessful manufacturing establishments of 
 Toronto. 
 
 ' OanadaV Stained Olasi Works. 
 An establishment for the staining and 
 enamelling of glass was commenced in 1857, 
 on Temperanco street, by Mr. Joseph Mc- 
 Causland, now removed to 8 King stret west, 
 where fourteen hands are employed in house 
 painting, glass staining, &c. The stained 
 glus for the Toronto University was sup- 
 plied by Mr. McCausland, as well m tliat for 
 
 St. Stephen's Church, St. Peter's, and 
 several other churches and public buildings 
 throughout Canada. The departmental 
 buildings at Ottawa were entirely supplied 
 from this establishment. 
 
 Champion Canadian Washing Machine Co., 
 J. H. Dickson, .\delaide, corner Victoria. 
 This excellent, labour-saving machine, 
 patented August 23rd, 1867, has gained an 
 unprecedented popularity. Simple in its 
 construction, a cl.Ud can work it, and its 
 action is thorough, complete and rapid. 
 
 Saddles, Harness, Trunks, <Eo. 
 R. Malcom, 181 King street ea.st. Estab- 
 lished fifteen years ; employing on the aver- 
 age fifteen hands. Mr. Malcom obtained 
 premiums at the Provincial Exhibition, 
 1867, for saddles, harness, trunks, valises, 
 &c., and a diploma for the best general 
 display of those articles ; and also a large 
 number of prizes from county and township 
 fairs in all parts of the I'lovince. 
 
 Toronto Paper Bag and Flour Saok Mannfaotorr* 
 Messrs. H. C. Wright k Co. Estab- 
 lished August, 1863. The establishment is 
 situated on Francis street. The use of ma- 
 chinery, and the employment of the very 
 best material, enables the proprietors to 
 produce an article unequalled in the Do- 
 minion. Capacity 120,000 a day. 
 
 Picture and Looklng-Olass Framing. 
 
 In this branch of business the leading 
 establishments are Messrs. R. W. Laird, 79 
 King street west ; R. Phillips, 53 King w ; 
 and H. J. Matthews, 189 Yongc street. 
 These establishments employ a large number 
 of hands, and manufacture every descrip- 
 tion of gilt and washable gilt moulding, 
 picture and looking-glass frames, &c. 
 
 Vinegar Works. 
 Bay Street Vinegar Works. — These 
 works were established in 18;")9, and are 
 owned and carried on by Mr. Wm. Wilson, 
 at 115 and 117 Bay street. Mr. Wilson now 
 employs about ten men, and manufactures 
 every deacrij>ti(jn of white wine, malt, and 
 cider vinegare. About sixty barrels a week 
 are turned out. The vinegars here made 
 have an excellent reputation, and are manu- 
 factured solely from lic^iiors. 
 
 Maple Leaf Soda Water Manufactory. 
 Mr. George Coxon established this busi- 
 ness May, 1868, and manufactures the very 
 best (luality of Soda Water, Sarsaparilla, 
 Ginger Ale, &c. The motive power is 
 steam ; engine six horse. Eight bands are 
 employed. 
 
380 
 
 C. E. ANDERSON & CO. S 
 
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 The Lodgai meet at tbe Btononlo Hall, Toronto Street, 
 
 St. John'! Oliapter. 
 M. E. Com., Thomas Gundry, Z. 
 " " " Frederick J. Menet, H. 
 •' '< " Jolin Leys, jun., J. 
 .< M .. "vv, J) Mcintosh, S. E. 
 
 3rd Thursday in January, April, July 
 and October. 
 
 Election and installation of officers, 23rd 
 September. 
 
 King Solomon's. 
 M. E. Com., Thomas Sargent, Z. 
 " •• •' David McLellon, H. 
 " " " Cliarli's Gaspe Fortier, J. 
 " " " E. Hollingshead, S. E. 
 
 3rd Wednesday in each month. 
 
 Election of officers 3rd Wednesday in 
 January. 
 
 Installation, 4th Wednesday in January. 
 
 BLn:S LODGES 
 Meet at Masonic Hall, Toronto street. 
 
 No. 16 St Andrew*!. 
 
 Joseph Adams, M.D., W. M. 
 W. L. Wilkinson, secretary. 
 2ud Tuesday of each month. 
 
 No. 22 Ring Solomon'!. 
 
 Daniel Spry, W. M. 
 C. L. Roberts, secretary. 
 2nd Thursday of each month. 
 
 No. 26 Ionic. 
 
 R. P. Stephens, W. M. 
 A, R. Boswell, secretary. 
 1st Tuesday of each month. 
 
 No 76 St. John'!. 
 
 Frederick J. Menet, W. M. 
 Henry Scott, secretary. 
 1st Monday of each month. 
 
 No. 86 Wilson. 
 John Segsworth, W. M. 
 Alexander Patterson, secretary. 
 3rd Tuesday of each month. 
 
 Fire Alarms. 
 
 When 'a fire breaks out in the city the 
 number of the ward in which it is situated 
 is struck distinctly upon the Fire Bells. 
 The wards are numbered as follows : — 
 
 St. George's 4 
 
 " Andrew's 6 
 
 " John's 6 
 
 St. Lawrence 1 
 
 " David's 2 
 
 " James' 3 
 
 St, Patrick's 7 
 
 Nnmbering of Houses & Lots- 
 odd numbers south and east sides. 
 Even numbers north and west sides. 
 Streets running north and south com- 
 mence at Esplanade street or at south end 
 of streets. 
 
 Streets running east and west commencs 
 at Youge street or at end of street nearest to 
 Yonge street, and are numbered east and 
 west therefrom. 
 
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 POST OFFICE LANE, 'V/^ 
 
 E'VA.NS, PI^oPI^IE^oi^. 
 
 MEALS AT ALL TIMES. 
 
 Breakfast, Dinner ds Supper on shortest notice. Oame and all Delioaoies of the Season. 
 WINES, SPIRITS AND CIGARS OF BEST BRANDS. 
 
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 mon'f. 
 
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 uses & Lots- 
 cost sides. 
 I west sides, 
 and south com- 
 or at south end 
 
 1 west commencs 
 f street nearest to 
 mbered east and 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 lANDS. 
 
 H. J. 3i:OI«^SE Ac OO., 
 
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 AND TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BI'SINESS. 
 
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 CANISTER 
 
 Dealer in General Groceries, Provisions of all Kinds, &c., &g. 
 
 91i» YONGE ST.. €OR. SHIITER, TORONTO. 
 
 GOODS t)t:tj1vi<:i:?,ki) to j^ta^ jp.vrt.s of the city. 
 
 
 W. L. HUBERTUS & CO., 
 
 listilteffi mti EaiMf tei 
 
 WAREHOUSE— 14, IG & 18 CHURCH STREET, 
 
 (SOUTH OF FRONT STREET,) 
 
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 TUB cihi-a.:m:i>ion" 
 
 CANADIAN WASHING MACHINE, 
 
 (PATENTED, AUGUST 23rd, 1867), 
 
 The most utilitarian Macliine ever invented. Will wash the finest linens without 
 injury to the fabric, buttons, etc., as cleanly ivs if done by hanti, and a child can 
 work it in a brief time. 
 
 References given to numbers of families in the city. Call and Examme. 
 
 Corner of Victoria and Adelaide Streets, Torouto, Ontario. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 TORONTO 
 
 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, 
 
 IN AFFILIATION WITH 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO. 
 
 rOTJl'TIDEID 1848. 
 
 HTCOHFORuA-TEID 1881. 
 
 li, 3i O T 'P 3^ H 3 
 Commeiice l8t Octo!ier and continue Six Months. 
 
 The Examination for the Degree of M.B., at Toronto University, takes place in 
 April. 
 
 The Matriculation Examination in the Faculty of Medicine in the Fall and Spring. 
 
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 The Examination for the Diploma and Membership of the Toronto School of 
 Medicine takes place at the close of Lectures in the Spring. 
 
 The Matriculation examination Spring and Fall. 
 
 Clinical Lectures at the Toronto General Ho|ipital, and at the Lecture Rooms of 
 the School weekly during the Session. It is the especial aim of the facility to give 
 prominence to this method of instruction. 
 
 The Lectures of this School are recognized by the Royal College of Surgeons and 
 the Royal College of Physicians of England, and by the University of Toronto and 
 Trinity College, Toronto ; Students having the option of obtaining a Diploma after 
 Matriculation at either of these last named Universities, or at the Toronto School of 
 Medicine. 
 
 [SU NEXT f AQI. 
 
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 Er> isei. 
 
 ionths. 
 
 Yf takes place in 
 
 3 Fall and Spring. 
 Toronto School of 
 
 Lecture Rooms of 
 he facility to give 
 
 of Surgeons and 
 ;y of Toronto and 
 g a Diploma after 
 Toronto School of 
 
 $■■ NBXT rxQl. 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 I^A.OXJLT^r 
 
 JOSEPH WORKMAN, M. D. 
 
 Superintendent Provincial Lunatic Asylum. 
 Emeritus Lecturer mi Pachycholo(iical Medicine. 
 
 M. BARRETT, M. A., M. D., 
 
 Emeritus Lecturer on Institutes of Mtdicint. 
 
 E. M. HODDER, M. D., F. R. C. S., ENGLAND, 
 
 Obstetrics end Diseases of Women and VhUdren. 
 
 W. T. AIKINS, M. D., 
 
 Principles and Practice of Surgery. 
 
 H. H. WRIGHT, M. D., L. C. P. & S. U. C, 
 
 Principles and Practice of Medicine. 
 
 UZZIEL OGDEN, M.D., 
 
 Materia Medica and Therapeutics. 
 
 JAMES. H. RICHARDSON, M. D., M. R. C. S., ENGLAND. 
 
 General and Descriptive 'Anatomy. 
 
 JAMES THORBURN, M. D., EDINBURGH, and TORONTO UNIVERSITY- 
 
 Medical Jurisprudence. 
 
 JAMES BOVELL, M. D., L. R. C. P., ENG., 
 
 Institutes of Medicine. 
 
 JAMES ROWELL, M. D., 
 
 Surgical Anatomy and Practical Anatomy. 
 
 CHEMISTRY. 
 
 PROFESSOR CROFT, D. C. L. 
 
 BOTANY. 
 
 PROFESSOR HINCKS, F. L. S., at University College. 
 
 The Lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery will be given by Drs. Hodder, 
 Aikins, Wright, Richardson, Bovell and Thorbum, of the Toronto General 
 Hospital Staff. 
 
 For further information, apply to ^ ^ ^RjCrKr, M. D., 
 
 Secretary, 
 Or 
 
 W. T. AIKINS, M. D., 
 
 President, 
 
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