Local notices and town reports from Castle Hill to Maine
The Town Collector invites early rose potatoes oats and shingles in time for tax receipts. Albert Judkins of York found insensible from extreme cold near York Corner as an ox team lay idle. Capt Hoffies from Shanghae met Nathaniel Mink once of Waldoboro, absent for thirty years and rumored dead. Willis Barnes Lee, a teacher near Greenfield, died by self inflicted gunshot. A dispute near Lower Woodstock left James Brown dead, James Nickerson detained for trial. Local politics in Saco see Leavitt nominated for Mayor by Greenbackers, Clark renominated by Republicans, Democrats to caucus. election March 10. Pension swindler Capt Prince at State Prison shop, awaiting term. Rumor of a New Sharon rug colored man’s marriage to a French girl stirs local officials. injunction blocks the marriage claim in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill
Albert Judkins
York
York Corner
David Hoffies
Annie Fish
Shanghae
Nathaniel Mink
Waldoboro
California
Willis Barnes Lee
East Ridge
Greenfield
James A. Brown
Lower Woodstock
James Nickerson
Pleasant Ridge
Nickerson
Brown
Houlee
Abiatha W. Leavitt
Greenbackers
Saco
Oliver C. Clark
Samuel L. Lord
Clark
Capt. Prince
New Sharon
Maine
Newport steamer grounded at Goat Island grounds and refloated
The Newport steamship of the Old Colony line grounded at the Goat Island south point while en route from New York to Newport this morning. It remained aground for three hours and then freed itself without aid or damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Fes
Newport
Old Colony Line
Goat Island
New York
Numerous City Events and Appointments Reported
A Boston reception at Odd Fellows Hall is set for March 13. Josiah H. Benton becomes a Northern Railroad director, replacing the late ex-Gov Stearns. MA Horticultural Society discusses Apple orchard culture. Springfield capitalists inspect port facilities. Alexander Young to lecture on Comic and Tragic Aspects of Life at Hawthorne rooms. Death notice for John Clarke caused confusion with actor John S Clarke. Lewis Coleman & Co employees enjoy a sleigh ride to Woburn and supper at Central House. Socialistic Labor party hears Mr George E McNeill on a National Bureau of Labor Statistics. St Ann's Chapel fair at Palladio Hall closes after a successful run. Welsh celebrate St David's Day at Evans Hall with singing and talks. Neponset River Temple of Honor anniversary at American Hall Lower Mills features music and readings. Boston letter-carriers expect higher salaries after passage of the Letter-carriers bill. two-thirds to receive up to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High School Association
Odd Fellows ’Hall
Josiah H. Benton
Boston
Northern Railroad
Stearns
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Springfield
Alexander Young
Hawthorne Rooms
John Clarke
John S. Clarke
Socialistic Labor Party
George E. McNeill
National Bureau of Labor Statistics
St. Ann’s Chapel
Dorchester
Palladio Hall
Highlands
St. David's
Evans Hall
Neponset River Temple of Honor
American Hell
Lower Mills
Young Men's Christian Union Hall
Washington
Messrs
Williams & Everett
George Washington
Thomas Russell
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
A. J. Patterson
Boston Highlands
Navy Yard
Bothal
Long Wharf
New England Association of Veterans of 1812
Mechanic’s Hall
William A. Parker
Col
Charles Hudson
A. Raymond
East Weymouth
David Bosford
South Boston
Martin Burches
Bunker Hill
George Page
John Barrett
Somerville
Wiliam Goodwin
Chelsea
Joseph Sanderson
Timothy Fletcher
John Howe
John S. Brown
Dr Wells
Warren Street Chapel
Music Hall
Goddess of Liberty
Orphan Asylum
Old Abe
C. A. Baker
Abe
Brimmer School
America
Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association
J. B. D. Cogswell
Lincoln
Cassidy
Association
Willham Wood
Matthew Dolan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Wade
Anthony C. Daley
Navy
Samuel H. Pook
Thomas Thompson
Daniel F. Eagan
Willian Taylor
Army
Gen. Cogswell
Thomas F. Mahoney
fJower
Brown’s Brigade
Little Hatchet Club
Parker's
Frank W. Bira
Banks
Parker’s
Youne
Middlesex Club
Central Club
Catholic Union
D. O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
Hummel
Creditors reveal liabilities of several Boston area firms
Among top secured creditors are John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance with 100 000 secured by Elm Hill estate Boston Highlands and City Institution for Savings with 440 000 secured by Hotel Brunswick mortgage. Provident Institution Boston 100 000 on Hotel Hamilton. Five Cent Savings Bank Lowell 100 000 on Hotel Richmond. Danvers Savings Bank 20 000 on Pleasant street property. Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance 245 000 on Beacon street property. Meetings report impaired assets for F K Sears Taunton with 335.03 liabilities and 232541 assets. Sears allegedly has 216092 unaccounted for. Gordon Co. owes about 10 000 with assets about 6090 and offers 25 percent settlement. Jacob Baird firm faces 11 642 45 liabilities and 5200 assets with proposed cash and unsecured notes mix. Shales & Blumberg shows 12 000 to 15 000 liabilities while claiming 10 000 surplus. Seay Noyes Maude meeting in St Louis and Boston discusses, Jarvis estate representatives seek amicable adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bigelow Williams
No. 45
Milk Street
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Elm Hill
Boston Highlands
City Institution For Savings
Lowell
Brunswick
Provident Institution
Boston
Hamilton
Five Cent Savings Bank
Richmond
Danvers Savings Bank
Pleasant Street
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Beacon Street
F. K. Sears, Grocer
Taunton
Sears
James P. Gordon Co
Jacob Baird
Bedford Street
William F. Miller
J. F. Spaulding
H. R. Brigham
Shales & Blumberg
Dorchester Street
Seay Noyes & Maude
Boots and Shoes
St. Louis
Summer Street
Robert Jarvis
Jarvis
Reception musicale at St James Hotel and opera notes
Guests of the St James Hotel host a reception musicale on Thursday. Miss Cary studies Carmen and may appear in San Francisco with the Strakosch company. A benefit concert for Carney Hospital is planned for March 17 at Tremont Temple with Irish selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Miss Cary
San Francisco
Strakosch Company
Carney Hospital
Tremont Temple
I Fordan Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Messrs
Gilbert and Sullivan
Apollo Club
Music Hall
W.S. Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
Messrs Hathaway & Pond
Gilmore
New England
Orpheus Club
Remenyi
Courtney
Sherwood
Boston
Music Trade Review
Bach
Ernst
Wilhelmj
Zach
Liszt
Brahms
Fire alarms and small blazes hit three city locations
An evening fire from box 26 at 16 Lindall Place caused about 50 dollars in the front room of John Royal’s home. A separate blaze at the Globe Hotel, 105 Chauncy Street, was put out with 25 dollars in damage. A Saturday fire damaged blankets and a chair near a stove in Frank Brimmer’s Jess Street dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCabe
Notre Dame Street
Roxbury
Draper
Society For the Protection of Children
Woonsocket
R. I
Washington Street
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
Harris
Tinkham
Robert Bell
Ellen Rogers
Fruit Street
West End
John Royal
Lindall Place
Globe
Chauncy Street
Estey
Staten Four
Frank Brimmer
Jess Street
Annals of Temperance Society Mark Eighth Anniversary
Tremont Temple hosted the eighth anniversary of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society. Secretary Benjamin R. Jewell read the society’s gains since 1871: 108,637 pupil pledges, 4,036,471 pages of literature, 1,047,000 publications, 776 local divisions with 120,000 children, 12,019 sermons. Rev. Dr Lorimer urged fixed moral blame on drunkenness and pressed hard action, including harsher laws and end to temperance neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Tremont Temple
William B. Spooner
Benjamin R. Jewell
National Temperance Sunday-school Army
Lorimer
J. Corinthians
Paul
Seneca
Douglass Jerrold
Augustine
Shakespeare
Charlemagne
Massachusetts Total
Hell
Philadelphia Baptist Association
Sunday-School Conference of Massachusetts Church Body
The Massachusetts Sunday-school Conference met on Saturday at the Bowdoin Street church with 10 a.m. devotions led by Rev. John Worcester of Newtonville and business chaired by Rev. A. F. Frost of Salem. Secretary reports show 1130 total members and a net increase of ten. Afternoon address by Rev. Dr Paine discussed a Map of Pharonic Egypt restored from hieroglyphic monuments and the Exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
John Worcester
Newtonville
A. F. Frost
Salem
Dr Paine
Writing Inks by Tur PRO or ArIeTORS of B Tower
Tur PRO or ArIeTORS of B. Tower have twenty years of ink making experience, guaranteeing their goods are the very best writing inks manufactured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Tower
Theatres Prepare for New Runs and Concerts Across Boston
Poston Theatre extends Boucicault engagement and announces a grand revival of Arrah na Pogue with Boucicault as Shaun while Andre Fortier is postponed. Globertheatre revives Led Astray with Katherine Rogers. Rice Evangeline Troupe in Pinafore. Hayden Academy hosts Across the Continent with Joe Ferris star Oliver Doud Byron. Bio notes on the Troubadours at Galety Theatre and the Siege of Paris cyclorama. Harvard Musical Association to present sixth symphony concert with Julia Rive King and Brahms Second Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston Theatre
Boucicault
Shaagraun
Arrah-na-Pogue
Mr Boucicault
Shaun
Andre Fortier
Gilmore
Isabel Stone
Levy
Bernhard Mollenhauer
Globertheathe
Colville
Messrs Evans
Buckley
Locke, McManus
J. A. Smith
Museum
N. D. Jones
Clara F. Maeder
Mme. Michels
Misses Lisle
Egberts
Rice Evangeline
Boston
Missue
Darky
Miss Harrison
Hiawatha
Howard Athen
Oliver Doud Byron
Joe Ferris
the Ferret
Charles Herbert
Harry Gwynette
IT. N. Edwards
W.H. Lytell
Nelson Decker
Emmie Wilmot
Lillian Munroe
Eva Byron
Williams and
Sallyan
Charley Sturgis
Galety Theatre
Troubadours
America
Adah Richmond
Paris
Paul Primier
Ninth Regiment
Maud M. Tucker
Charles Higgins
C. C. Ward
Harvard Musical Association
Music Hall
Mme
Julia Rive-King
Brahm
School Board approves year budget and reelects Superintendent
The School Board in Cambridge approves a budget for the upcoming year totaling 80 500 dollars including teachers salaries and repairs. J H Davis is reelected Superintendent at 1800 dollars salary, 200 dollars less than last year. A fire destroys a Clyde street dwelling owned by Margaret Allen, about 1200 dollars loss. Fire alarm follows a tar barrel blaze on Edward Cutter’s Walnut street estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Yeachers
J. H. Davis
Bangor editor dies after brief illness in hotel
The editor and senior proprietor of the Bangor Commercial and Democrat died at his Bangor hotel at seven Sunday morning after a brief severe sickness from malignant carbuncle. Born July 4 1830 in Frankfort he studied at Bowdoin and later practiced law in Bangor. He published the Daily Journal Union and Daily Commercial and was a leading Maine Democrat and Greenback advocate. He leaves a brother and two sisters and will be buried after a Wednesday funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Ward
Union Hall
Christ
St. Paul
Athens
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Bangor Commercial and Democrat
Bangor
Frankfort
Bowdoin College
Hallowell
Mississippi
Indiana
Abraham Sanborn
Daily Journal
Weekly Democrat
Union
Democrat
Daily Commercial
Maine
Greenback Party
Emery
Greenbackers
Greenwich Marks Putnam Ride Centennial Celebration
Greenwich Connecticut observed the Putnam ride centennial with a sunrise gun salute and bells. A procession retraced Lyon’s route to History Hill then to Congregational Church for prayers and speeches by Rev Treat Gideon Hollister Col Hoyt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Putnam
Lyon
History Hill
Congregational Church
C. R. Treat
Gideon H. Hollister
Col. Hoyt
8. B. Sumner
Gen. Hawley
Guv. Jewell
Solomon Mead
L. P. Hubbard
Portchester
Gen. Putnam
Brooklyn
J. P. Merritt
Canada
Dragoon
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW England News
New Hampshire
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Asa Morrill Warren
Plymouth
Eliza A. Stearns
Joseph B. Stearns
Duplex Cable
Europe
Pittsburg
Connecticut
North Stratford
Androscoggin
Charles E. Tilton
Tilton
Barnes Square
Dexter
New York City
Oregon
Lebanon
Arthur L. Worthen
Worthen
Goodwin
Episcopal
C. A. Holbrook
Amoskexg Veterans of Manchester
D. A. Simonds
N. W. Cumner
Henry C. Merrill
John A. Greenwood
Ira A. Moore
Edward H. Hobbs
Frank S Pushee
Silas R. Sleeper
George B. Chandler
George F. Elliot
Col. M. V. B. Edgerly
Lewis Simons
William G. Lloyt
H. K. Slayton
Thomas Morgan
Alfotorwards
Hazeltine House
Isaiah Cook
Newmarket
Gowen & Higgins
Lawrence
Mass
Samuel Jones
Charles Churchill
Worcester
Charles Joy
Kent
Cook
Pierce Island
Samuel Cook
Messrs Pierce
Travelers Accident Insurance Company
Vermont
John P. Phair
Willis Palmer
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
E. &. Hutchinson
Barton Landing
Lyndonville
John Grady
W. A. Williams
Amherst College Hitchcock Society of Inquiry
F. R. Hathaway
New Bedford
W. Lane
Elizabeth City
N. C
W.S
William C. Davos
Fall River
Dorser
Charles P. Stickney
Davol
Narragansett Mill
Barnard
Osborn
Merchants
Wampanoag
Stafford
Weckamock
Savings Bank
Fall River Saving Bank
Rhode Island
David Giles
Millville
Owl
Blackstone
George Havens
Stephen Havens
South Lyme
Yonkers
West Farms
N. Y
Boston and Lowell Road
John Campbell
Joseph Green
P. H. Guyton
Maynard
Telegraph
London
E. A. Cowper
Brighton
Society of Telegraph Engineers
Maverick National Bank
Government Depositary
Asa P. Potter
Quete
Glo. P. Rowell & Co
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Charles Hayot & CO
Fish and Commission
Et AM Avian Government
Seuhinesaaiene
Law Commission
Injure
C. B. Tower’s Ink
Franklin Street
B. Blanchard
Ashington Street
Boston Post
South Boston Yacht Club
Consolidated Bank of Montreal
Lewis Coleman & Co
Woburn
Esther A. Doogue
William Doogue
Fioral Place
Sheehan
Ronan
Daniel H. Spofford
Eddy
EK. J. Arens
Lynn
Granite Cutters’ International Union
Rockland
Boston Museum
S A. M
Oston Theatre
Tompkins
Dion Boucicault
Isabel Sione
Mollenhauer
Surdou
Andre Fortureh
Mr KR. M. Frato
Little Duke
JH. Ring
Annie Clarke
Warren
Henry Crisp
Alice Harrison
Kimly
Globe Theatre
Katherine Rogers
Special Organization of Artists
Boston Museem
Howard Atheneum
Achross
Continent
Salsbury
Eubart Fener Adah Richond Comic Opera Co
Eacle
the Old South
Cts
Tourjee
Agiclante
RIWS
Edward Sanderson
Arietta
Hamilton Co
N.Y
Heywood
Dedham
Ezra H. Heywood
Clifford
Hells
Harvard College
Norfolk County
James Freeman Clarke
Jceaus
Khev
M. J. Savage
Julius Wi, Ward
King’s Chapel
Confucius
Iself
Lucian
Church of the Unity
Young Men’s Christian Union
Thomas W. Rohr
Royal S. Ripley
Rohr& Ripley
Suffolk
R. W. Pratt
Middlesex
Cambridge
Henry G. Cushing
Kommonwealth
Messenger
Shoston
Persise
Merrill
Court Square
WM. D. Martin
Ceommonwealth
Supreme Judicial Court
Holden
County of
Commonwealth
Grace Fletcher Goodwin
John Cheever Goodwin
Grace Fle
Cher Goodwin
Trader
Station One
McCarthy
Station Eight
Ellen Duffee
Commercial Place
James H. Duffee
Duffee
William Clark
John Lindsey
Providence
Wood
Station Three
Martha Crocket
Leverett Street
Sarah
Gustave Humphreys
Station Six
Webber
Lizzie McBurney
Cain
Station Four
Maxwell
John J. Conway
Samuel Cohen
Wade and
Pinkham
Cedar Street
A. Johnson
Elizabeth Matthews
H. Houghton
Norman Street
High Street
Board of Trade
F. A. Hobart
Reynolds
Scrrog, Ss
Sutfolx
Beore
John Noble
Hlerry A. Clapp
Penang
Siirting
W. F. Nichols & CO
Tremont Street
Tremont House
SMW
Ezra Perkins
Ezra G. Perkins
Suffolk County
Oxford
Harvard
Harvard College Boat Club
Oxford University
Thames
Putney
Mortlake
Sherman
Charles A. Sweet & Co
George William Ballou & Co
Mr Frothingham
Richard Frothingham
Lizzie Harold
Museum Company
Orren Richards
Howard Athenwynm
Joseph §. Schell
Harry Edwards
Anthony Absolute
John Drew
Charles H. Thayer
Next Door
H. A. M’glenen
Boston Theatre
Baltimore
Massachusetts Regiment
City of
Mexico
Beethoven Hall
Washington's
George S. Fleet
Ellsworth Street
Central Wharf
City Hospital
Robert Kimming
Pontiac
Mich
Henry Mohlman
Billerica Street
Boston and Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Leopold Bisbee
Heath Place
Dover Stamping Company
Ancient Order United Workmen
Archimedes Lodge
Army Hall
H. A. Shorey
C. G. Attwood
Suel Smith
E. B. Richardson
E. B. Richardson; Overseer, 8. Sanborn, Jr
William Munroe
C. M. Hall
A. C. Jordan
G. A. Lord
W. F. Chester
M. J. Cook
B. Whittemore
F. C. Lord
Grand Lodge
J. L. Parks
New Music
Oliver Ditson & Co
Pretty Rosa
George Cooper
Charles E. Pratt
Box
Richards
E. Rohde
A E. Warren
Lily Lee
John Kenyon
C. E. Pratt
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
Walton Dwight
Binghamton
The
Massachusetts Society
Hev. George
William H. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Union League
Vanderbilt
Henry Keep
Dr Schley
Georgia
United Sates
Lynm
Ward One Grammar School
Ward Two Grammar School
Ward Seven Grammar School
Yeaf
Seeva Place
Cambridge Port
Charles Smith
Kennedy
Reading
Hyde Park
Julia F. Adams
Lucy W. Brown
Hingham
N. M. French Hose Company
Quincy
Harding
Central Street
Auburndale
Watertown High School Association
Arlington
James Keenan
William Williamson
Norwood
Lasell Seminary
J. A. Hills
Viola Palmer
L.M. Washburn
C. R. Hayden
Carton
Peasley, Baxter, Parker and Fifield
Peabody Police Force
William Hayes
Bartholomew's Pond
Peabody
Henry A. Gardner
Frank Hackett
John Dundas
John Roach
Gloucester
Vanderbilt’s Palace
Hartford Times
Mr Post
Isaac Newhall
Newhall & Wellington
Newhall
George H. Newhall
Marius Montague
Toulon
Rade
Mercury
Argus
Abel
Benjamin J. Haight
St. Paul’s Church
William Freeman
Machias, Me
Cherryfield
Portland
James Small
West Dennis
Massr
Frank FE. Frye
Omra
Honduras
Lewiston
William R. Frye
Henry Pelham Alexander
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Hamilton
Tobey
Wareham
Tremont Nail Company
Pliny R. Gilman
N. H
Montreal Road
Chancellorsville
Francis Lawrence
New Jersey
New York Times
William Ross
Boston and Providence
Providence and Worcester
Jenny Lind
Col. Ross
LAW Books
F. F. Hearn
Autrefois
Macaulay
England
Alley & Nichols
Corner Heath
Parker Streets
Faly
L. Speldel & CO
Phillip Best Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Water Street
eTuWom
Tome
Rhodes & CO
Henry & Hatch
Boots & Shoes
Devonshire Streets
Johnson
Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
Charles Meeis & CO
West Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pearl Street
National Rubber CO
New Brunswick Rubber Co
Fell Tf Balderston & Daggett, Jr
Geo. A. Leavitt & Co., Auctioneers
Clinton Hall
N. York
Washington Pitcher, &c
Joman H. Draper & CO
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Exchange Place
Samuel Sloan
H. Odiorne & CO
State Street
Charles €. Warren
Reade Street
Fall River Line
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fapuis
Leonard Steed
Samuel Bunting
J. S. Bunting
Market Street
W.B
R. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
A.M
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Troom
Massachusetts Loan and Trust No
National Bank of Commerce
Clinton & Fitchburg
Clinton and Fitchburg
Midwan Centra Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Middlesex Manufacturing Co
Stanstead, Sheffield and Chambly Railroad
Charlestow
Boston and Maine Railroad
Mom Frese First National Bank
Haverhill
Maia
Globe National Bank
National Slide and Leather Bank
National Bank of North America
American Watch Co
Waltham
East Boston Gas Light Co
Woburn Gas Light Co
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Old Colony
Bhoslou Deltuue UY
Monument National Bank
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Vermont Central Railroad
Waltham, Blue Hill National Bank
Metropolitan National Bank
Do Malanw Railrroad
Wim Wue
Market National Bank
Dacian Daltina Ma
Bob Ve
National Exchange Bank
Nobleboro
State of
Western and Southern
Algso
Augusta Gas Light Co
Sbar
Awes & Henshaw
Exsharg
Brokers’ Board
EIS
Iowa
Montpelier Gas Light Co
Lawrence Gas Light Co
Boston Wharf Co
Providence and New York Steamship Co
Fireman's Insurance Co
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co
American Screw Co
Newburyport Gas Light Co
American Steamship Co
Hostern Athenaum Alcoa
Dase
Boston Exchange Co
National Revere Bank
Old Colony Railroad Co
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Carco National Bank
National Market Bank. of
Fourth National Bank
Vermont and Canada Railroad Co
Cambridge Horse Railroad Co
Merchandise National Bank
New England National Bank
Fitenourg Marena
South Boston Gas Light Co
Home Savings Bank Book
Home Savings Bank
Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain Railroad
City of Lowell
Cape Cod Railroad
City of Bangors
da Lansing and Northern Railroad
Atchison & Nebraska Railroad
Charles F. Libbie
R. V. Yates
Utica
J. D. Yates
Ttica
James B. Congdon
Frank B. Ingalls
Tobey & CO
Smilk ST
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Edward G. Yardwell
Lowell Five Year Savings Bank
J. P. Fuller
Columbus Avenue
Canton Street
Calaweill
Nathan Matthews
Caroline G. Pitcher
A. S. Tyler
D S
Pembroke Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
James Walsh
Jane Walker
Cald Boston
Brighton Street
Ross
John S. Leonard
Lyman P. Freench
Pemberton Square
William Paul
County of Suffolk
Five Cents Savings Bank of
Marcella Street
Simmons
H. H. Moses
Pendleton
William Bowe
Wm. Bowe
City Five Cents Savings Bank
Geo. W. Noyes
Perry & Creech
Court Street
Commonwealth of Massach
Willian Bowe
Wim. Bowe
GO. W. Noyes
Court Strees
Fey
Wiliam Paul
Commonwealth of Massacausetts
Kaverhill
H. A. Moses
A. M. Pendleton
William Boweep
Stephen M
Mortzagee
RY Horatio Harris & CO
Fayal Oranges
State Strees
Azorean
Fayal
Steamship
Bethal
Valencia
Palermo
Messina
Cyrus L. Harris & CO
St. Domingo
Lewis Wharf
ST Do Do
St. Domingo Ngnunvite
S. Johnson
School Street
J.M. Watson & CO
Y & CO
D. F. McGil
Mortgasece
Sunbury Street
Gordon
Adame
Boston Turnverein
Julius Meyer
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
Hamburg
Aliso
Alan
Fem
Isburgh & Walker
East Street
Moses Colman & Son
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Ios Friend Streets
Gideon Beck & Son
H. Lester & CO
Fremont Street
Albert Howx
Warren Avenue
A. S. Eaton
Horse and Carriage Mart
Northampton Street
Baleseve Ae
Clock A
Enery C. Bird & CO
Gales