Company Names, addresses, dates¹:
  Jeremiah Sullivan, 1331 35th St. NW, Washington DC (1892-1896)
  David S. Sullivan, 109 H St. NE, Washington DC (1896-1898)
  John J. Sullivan, 725 7th St. NW, Washington DC (1892)
  John J. Sullivan, 1130 1st St. NW, Washington DC (1893-1900)
  John J. Sullivan, 1016 1st St. NE, Washington DC (1901-1902)
  Florence A. Sullivan, 1016 1st St. NE, Washington DC (1903-1917)

Notes:
I've got bottles from 4 different Sullivans. I suspect these Sullivans are all related, but I don't know how.
Florence A. Sullivan is listed as a saloon owner from 1903-1917. John J. Sullivan owned that same saloon up to 1902, so my first guess was that Florence was John's wife, and took over the business. That was a bad guess. Apparently Florence (b. 1873 in Ireland) was a man, as he's listed that way in the census. Maybe he was John J.'s son, brother or cousin.
David S. Sullivan is listed as a bottler from 1896-1898.
Jeremiah Sullivan is listed as a saloon owner from 1892-1896. Note that the Jeremiah Sullivan bottle says "W Washington DC", not "NW" or "SW", but just plain "W".


Bottles:

(enlarge)	This is a 9" aqua blob top bottle embossed: oval slug plate: JEREMIAH SULLIVAN / COR. 35TH & O STS. / W. WASHINGTON, D.C. back: REGISTERED / NOT TO BE SOLD
(enlarge)	This is a 9" aqua Baltimore-loop top bottle embossed: oval slug plate: D.S. SULLIVAN / 109 H. ST. N.E. / REGISTERED / 1895 / WASHN. D.C. back: THIS BOTTLE NEVER SOLD
(enlarge)	This is a 9" sun-colored-amethyst crown top bottle embossed: round slug plate: F.A. SULLIVAN / 1016 1ST ST. N.E. / WASHINGTON, D.C. back: REGISTERED NOT TO BE SOLD
(enlarge)	This is a 9.25" aqua crown top bottle embossed: round slug plate: J.J. SULLIVAN / 1130-1ST ST. N.W. / NOT TO BE SOLD / WASHINGTON, D.C. below slug plate in script: Registered bottom: W / V G Co