Boston YMCA Seeks $20,000 in Subscriptions
It is hoped friends of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union will not wait for others to supply the $20,000 asked for. Reports indicate subscriptions remain short of the required amount.
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Friends of the
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Tribute and trials across a tense news day in Boston
Tremont Temple mourns Hon. Bayard Taylor with addresses from Alcott Frothingham Guild and others and poetry by Holmes from Longfellow. Reports clash with harsh dispatches on Fort Robinson mass killings, political battles in Massachusetts, tax debates, labor fires, and imperial news.
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Tremont Temple
Bayard Taylor
A. Bronson Alcott
Richard Frothingham
Curtis Guild, Esq
B. D. Cogswell
John Boyle O'Reilly
James T. Fields
John G. Whittier
T. B. Aldrich
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Longfellow
A. Huw Berry
Lynn
Talbot
Cunningham
House Committee On Judiciary
J. Barker & Brother
Pittsfield
Mass
Roberts
Cincinnati
Congress Debates War Claims and Education Aid
Washington session of the Ways and Means Committee featured Boston plan advocates Havemeyer and Wells arguing for revenue from low grade sugars and polariscope use. The William and Mary bill failed, with Morose voting for it as education aid. Post Office and inter state commerce bills move forward while Congressman Schleicher dies and Conkling's NY Custom House appointments trigger crossfire.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Havemeyer
New York
Boston
David A. Wells
Candler
Searles
Morse
Massachusetts
Sub-Treasury
F. W. Lincoln
Arlington
Gen. Banks
Chandler
Senator Hoar
Senate
New York Custom House
Senator Conkling
Commerce Committee
Senate approves Indian Appropriation bill with key amendments
The Senate considered the Indian Appropriation bill and concurred with amendments from the Appropriations Committee. Increases included 2500 for Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho, 23 400 for Sioux, 29 400 for Indian police pay, and a rise in Fort Griffin Tonkawa support to 5729. The panel also expanded Indian police strength and struck a surplus-use clause while maintaining treaty-funding safeguards. The bill passed after debate and committee concurrence.
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Senate
Windom
House
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Arapahoe
Committee On
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Maxey
Five Civilized
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Ingalls
United States
Congress
Fort Griffin
Tex
Secretary of the Interior
Delegate Cannon Defends Polygamy Amid Supreme Court Ruling
Utah delegate Cannon said Congress may legislate against polygamy in any state or territory and warned that Mormon believers would flee to the mountains rather than submit. He argued enforcement would invite continuous prosecution and vowed to resist the move as persecution.
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Washington
Cannon
Utah
Supreme Court
Congress
Galileo
Senate hears on Merritt, Biggins case and army reform
A Democratic senator signals opposition to Merritt's confirmation and expects New York nominations to fail. The Biggins v Grant case ends with a verdict for the defendant. Government interest payments may shift to coin on February 1. Various Treasury actions and judiciary probes unfold as Congress debates army reorganization and inter state commerce rules.
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Merritt
New York
Thomas J. Biggins
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Biggins
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Theophilus P. Chandler
United States
Boston
Julius ‘I’. Hartwell
Mellen, Ward & Co
Crane
Dalton
Mass
Philadelphia
House Committee On the Judiciary
Chicago
Blodgett
Conkling
Kernan
New York Senate
Senate
Great Britain Storm Toll Hits Coastal Shipping
Despatches report heavy snow storms and hurricane like gales on the British coast. Crookhaven says ships drag anchors while the Great Surgeon from Boston is towed to safety. Ice floods the Thames and Chelsea Woolwich traffic halts. Linhope arrives at Queenstown after losing boats and cattle. Day Star from New Orleans goes ashore with seven feet water in hold.
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Scotland
Crookhaven
Ireland
Boston
London
Thames
Chelsea
Woolwich
Queenstown
Linhope
Liverpool
Day Star
New Orleans
Confirmation of British Victories Reported from India
London January 10. The Viceroy of India telegraphs confirming Gen Roberts's victory over hostile tribes but notes rumors of Mongol threats and says Roberts plans to return to Koorum concentrating his dispersed forces. Major Sandenman reports Aftab Khan disbanded his army and left Candahar. Roberts fought 6000 foes. British losses were two killed and four wounded.
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Viceroy of India
Roberts
Koorum
Cabul
Ameer
Russia
Calcutta
Sandenman
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Candahar
Stewart
Mixed Cablegrams Report Diverse Reform Movements
Series of terse items from multiple cities dated January 10 cover restive miners in the rock coal mines resisting wage cuts, a Bishops Stortford master insolvent with heavy liabilities, negotiations over Podgoritza cession, Albanian opposition to the cession by force, Finance Minister threatening resignation over fiscal trouble, and Ex President Grant departing to Paris.
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London
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Erie Railway reports strong four month profits and debt reduction
The Erie Railway Company directors announce for June 1 to Sept. 30, 1878 gross earnings of 5,192,681 with net earnings of 1,930,480. After lease rents and interest, four month net stands at 828,546 and full year net 3625 431. Floating debt falls from 4,600,000 to 600,000.
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Creditors List in Stickney Bankruptcy Opens in Taunton
The first creditors meeting for Charles P. Stickney of Fall River was held in Taunton. Judge Bennett allowed claims from Bristol County Savings Bank Taunton 20416 67 Taunton National Bank 25716 67 New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank 8392 60 Mechanics' National Bank 10323 85 Fall River National Bank 1717 57. Banks’ claims relate to Stickney endorsements co makers and endorser arrangements involving Border City Mills Niantic Thread Company.
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Charles P. Stickney
Fall River
Bennett
Bristol County Savings Bank of
Taunton National Bank
Seeesseereess
New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank
Mechanics’ National Bank of
New Bedford
Fall River National Bank
Bristol County Savings Bank
Mechanics’ National Bank
Stickney
Border City Mills
Hunter Hanged After Shaky Execution In Camden
Hunter, weak from a self inflicted ankle injury, was led to the gallows in Camden New Jersey at 11 25 am. About two hundred witnesses watched as four men held him up while the rope was adjusted. The rope slackened and he barely rose before falling, then Sheriff Calhoun hoisted him up and he died by strangulation with no outward sign of pain.
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Camden
N. J
Hunter
Calhoun
Senate Petitions For County Salary Reductions In Maine
In Augusta on January 10 the Senate heard petitions aimed at lowering county officer salaries to curb current practices. Rev. Charles F. Penney of Augusta was named Chaplain. A large batch of petitions and various acts were noted in the House, with committees named on civil service reform insolvent laws state valuation temperance and the prohibitory law. Adjourned to Monday at 4 PM.
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Senate
Penobscot
Charles F. Penney
Lehigh Valley Iron Co Faces Assignment or Sheriff's Sale
In Copelay the Lehigh Valley Iron Company is rumored unable to meet liabilities and may assign or be sold at sheriff's sale. The firm began with 150000 dollars capital stock later raised to 600000. Liabilities are small compared with its property, promising widespread job losses and a severe local impact.
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Allentown
Lehigh Valley Iron Company
Copelay
Committee approves unified shipping rates to foreign ports
The Joint Committee on trunk lines and Western railroads reports a plan to base rates to foreign ports on the full inland rate to New York plus ocean fares and to apply the same rates via all ports. The panel also says St Louis terminal lines have settled their disagreements.
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Joint
Committee On Trunk Lines
Western Railroads
Committee On Export Business
St. Louis
Fierce Fires Hit Mills and Merchants Across Several Cities
Early January blazes devastate Barkerville stone mill in Pittsfield with 40 000 dollars of machinery lost and 80 000 dollars insured. Cincinnati carriage works ruinous with 140 000 dollars insured and 40 000 in another building. Carlisle and Acton also report significant losses. Tim O Herne fatally burned in Cohoes and Union Rendering in Cuscado destroyed. Clifton Staten Island residence losses reach 30 000 dollars with 20 000 insured.
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J. Barker & Brother
Barkerville
Carder
Liverpool
London
Isobe
Queen
Pennsylvania
Royal, Franklin of Philadelphia
Lancashire Insurance Company of North America
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Commercial Union
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Hartford
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Cincinnati
Lowell
A. D. Boynton
Carlisle
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John McCarty
Acton Centre
Westford Company
New York
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Barney Fellows
Clifton
Staten Island
George W. Chase & Co
Rock and
Willie Streets
Massachusetts
Troy
Troy Manufacturing Company
Cohoes
Timothy O’herne
Jepco
Markle & Co
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Ainsworth, Jr
Union Rendering Company
B. Fellows
Buffalo
N. Y
Poole
Connecticut River Valley Association annual reunion in Concord
The Connecticut River Valley Association held its annual reunion in Concord with a large attendance. Officers were elected at a 4 PM business meeting, and a 8 PM concert and Masonry address followed at White's Opera House. A grand procession featured governors and Masonic dignitaries, then dancing and an all-evening banquet at Eagle Hotel ended with more dancing.
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Connecticut River Valley Association
Masonic Temple
Solon A. Carter
Keene
J. Frank Webster
W. A. Farnum
White River Junction
Wilson Briton
Hartland
C. Danforth
S. Hayes
Bellows Falls
A. W. Baker
Lebanon
Ira W. Cunningham
Lyndonville
George H. Babbitt
White
Opera House
Blaisdell
Dora H. Wiley
Boston
Henry Clark
Rutland
Grand Lodge
Natt Head
New Hampshire
Vermont
L. M. Reed
M. W
R. E. Grand
U.S. A
Oes
Supreme Council
Royal Arch Masons
Mt. Horeb Commandery
Eagle Hotel
A. H. Hall
N. P. Bowman
Grand Commandery
Ice flood and river damage flood report from James and Kanawha
The James River at Richmond rises twelve feet above normal with ice gorge failure causing widespread flooding. Lower city streets and docks flood while Rocketts residents move out and merchants reposition goods. Kanawha region reports barges swept away and several vessels sunk. Cincinnati notes expected general ice breakup in Ohio within two days.
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James River
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Seventeenth Street
Cary
Franklin Streets
Rocketts
Charlestown
W. VA
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J. C. Crossley
Guyan River
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L. T. Moore
Catlettsburg
Tom Farron
Ohio
Hanging Rock
Cincinnati
Stay of proceedings granted in Red Leary bank burglary case
Judge Choate granted another stay to allow time for counsel to file an appeal petition to the U S Supreme Court. Marie Ange Vinges, a former French civil officer, committed suicide after misappropriating funds from his mother. An attempted shooting at Islip Targeted George Lorillard stables trainer Alcock but failed in the dark. no arrests made.
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Red Leary
Northampton Bank
Choate
Supreme Court of the United States
Marie Ange Vinges
France
Islip
L. I
Alcock
George Lorillard
Tammany Session Debates Censuring Thompson Over Court Action
The Tammany Society held a stormy session on January 10 in New York. Henry L. Clinton proposed a resolution censuring Herbert C. Thompson for his handling of the recent illegal elections brought before the Courts.
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Nelson J. Waterbury
Col. Fellows
John Kelly
Henry L. Clinton
Fellows
Kelly
New York
the Tammany Society
Herbert C. Thompson
Unclear events and notices mix in Biddeford era report
The page blends multiple items: a Bethel death by hanging of Robin Brown, a death of John Temple in the woods by a fallen tree near The Biddeford Yacht Club, and a series of public notices. It mentions Eben Farrington injured in China, Edmund Coffin leaving town, a woman implicated, Manila dispatches about Capt. Kilborn’s death, and naval movements with the Ashuelot. Also references a Biddeford High School essay and a Youngstown marriage linked to a Packard-Elden match, plus a January 6 note about a newborn boy in Youngstown.
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Bethel
John Temple
Brown
Biddeford
Edmund Coffin
Coffin
Wisconsin
Manila
William T. Kilborn
Stockton
United States
Ashuelot
Patterson
Biddeford High School
Chrioan
Andrew J. Packard
Youngstown
Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee
Eldena Elden
Younestown
Apples from Hampstead and a vast New Hampshire harvest
The season saw 10 000 bushels of apples shipped from Hampstead. Death tallies for the year list Atkinson 4 Newton 7 Stratham 12 Raymond 10. The New Hampshire Press Association meets January 17 in Concord. A wood chopper, Henry Chase of New Hampton, fractured a leg by a falling tree. The Manchester Grand Jury returned 134 indictments, 80 liquor cases, with arraignments set for Monday. An ancient Kensington apple tree on W N Shaw farm, cut December 26, stood 11 ft 8 in around the base and 50 ft tall, about 200 years old, once yielding 50 bushels in a single season.
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Atkinson
Newton
Stratham
Raymond
New Hamshire Press Association
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Concord
Henry Chase
New Hampton
Manchester
Nashua
W. N. Shaw
Kensington
Honey Stolen From Pawlet Church Spire
125 pounds of honey were taken from the spire of the Congregational church in Pawlet. Ice covers Lake Champlain to Port Henry with heavy traffic of teams moving across. Superintendent Cheeney of Boston reinstates C W Searle the Newport to St Albans mail agent suspended recently, Searle resumes duties Friday. Sulfur smoke from furnace smelting ore makes farms near the Wirshire copper mines valueless. Vermont Mining Co sued for 500000, court ruled for the company.
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Pawlet
Lake Champlain
Port Henry
Cheeney
Boston
C. W. Searle
Newport
St. Albans
Searle
Wershire
Vermont Mining Company
New Buildings in Haverhill and Notable Last Year
Fall River reports show high liquor consumption among paupers over nine months. Hanover parish awards Rev Dr W H Brooks $300 and two months vacation to spend in Baltimore. A 14 year old Northampton youth stole $40, recovered seven dollars in Hartford. Codfish hatchery work shows progress with about one million fry released last week. New Salem’s William Burt dies after a tree accident. A Stockbridge wife’s absence leads to a fatal fire injuring a sister. Uncle Calvin Mayo dies of pneumonia, his widow also dies. they rest in one grave. Winchendon man discharged in a criminal operation case. Gloucester sailors haul up a historic ceramic pitcher. Alling & Co. lose a jewelry theft case against railroads. court clears carrier of liability.
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Isaac Alling & Co
New York
Boston and Albany Railroad
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Alling & Co
Providence professor proposes Newport sewage farm plan
Prof Orville Fisher of Providence suggests a sewage farm near Newport to dispose of the city’s refuse. Leander Babcock from North Kingston elopes with Lillian Randall of Oaklawn, 17, from a respectable family. Jacob Barton, a Johnston milk peddler, quarrels with his wife while intoxicated and claims an accidental discharge wounds his abdomen with a revolver.
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Leander Babcock
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Johnston
Phebe Miller Marries Branford Widower with Eleven Children
A 65 year old Wallingford resident, Phebe Miller, marries a Branford widower with eleven children. A typographical error in the New Haven Palladium incorrectly stated a peanuts gift as permits from the United Workers. Rev H H Hayden has gained twenty pounds while under sheriff care and shows strong reading interests. Hartford librarian Miss Hewins notes local youths read extensively and crave specific books and periodicals.
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Heavy snowstorm cripples Ohio Kentucky rail lines
A major snow storm hit Southern Ohio and parts of Kentucky delaying trains and halting service. Maysville logged sixteen inches with drifts to five feet, raising stock-loss fears. Ironton reports no trains running and mills idle due to coal shortages. Ice remains firm on the river.
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Hostile Cheyennes at Fort Robinson resist removal
Fort Robinson Nebraska reports Cheyenne prisoners try to die rather than return to Indian Territory. They flee after guards are wounded. troops kill over forty pursuers and pursue others. Seventy plus captives remain under guard. two soldiers killed and five wounded. Sheridan seeks beef rations as tribes near Indian Territory face hunger amid discontent among Comanches, Apaches, and Kiowas.
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Pedestrians racing through long夜 mile feats across cities
Driscoll of Portland completed 306 miles in 130 hours for 400 miles total and continues, with time due at 11.12 Saturday night. In Lawrence Helene Freeman vs Frank Dole ended 50 to 44 for Dole, $200, Freeman exhausted. Newsarena, Zimmer man led 95 miles in 23 hours 40 minutes, Maker second with 93.15. Mme Anderson aims for 2700 quarter miles in Brooklyn by quarter hours.
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Lawrence
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Helene Freeman
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N. Y
John Zimmerman
James Maker
John Hoey
New York
Mme
Anderson
Brooklyn
Mining Stock Closing Prices From San Francisco Market
The January 10 listing shows official closing prices for multiple mining stocks led by Grand Prize at 7, Hale & Norcross 41 1/2, Julia Consolidated 92, Bodie 93 3/4, Mexican 30 3/4, California 10, Crown Point 7, Eureka Consolidated 31, Union Consolidated 56 1/2, Yellow Jacket 19 1/2, Gould & Curry 21 1/4, and others. The Julia and Justice mines levy assessments of 1 dollar each.
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Military convention plans advance with delegates promised
The Committee to arrange a military convention met in New York on January 10. Letters from Adjutant Generals of Iowa Missouri West Virginia South Carolina Pennsylvania Mississippi Rhode Island and Tennessee promised delegates. A room is booked at the Seventh Regiment Armory for the January 16 event. Wearing uniforms will be optional for delegates.
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Remains of Hon. Julian Hartridge Arrive in Savannah
The remains will arrive in the morning and be received by the Mayor and Aldermen and a detachment of the Chatham Artillery. They will lie in state in the Council Chamber until Sunday, then moved to Christ Church for funeral services conducted by Bishop Beckwith.
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Voorhees Re-election Assured Amid Tilden Support
A Cincinnati despatch says Mr Voorhees's re election is assured after the Democratic caucus declared for Tilden on Tuesday. Thirty prominent Democrats attended the meeting and noted Tilden is better prepared to bear campaign burdens than Hendricks, who has suffered heavy losses recently.
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Illinois Legislature Reports Specie Payments Resume
Springfield January 10 The Legislature met today Governor's message calls resumption of specie payments one of the grandest achievements in financial history showing the state's total balance at 1,991,080 and two year receipts of 36,659,771 with disbursements at 6,538,628.
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State Auditor Says Tax Rate Sufficient for 4 Percent Debt
The State Auditor informs that current tax rates should provide enough revenue to pay four percent on the public debt if existing property assessments hold.
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Nason, J. AL. & CO
School Street
Osgood, FE. D
Rhodes & CO
Summer Street
Winnett, J. & CO
Boots and Shoes
Sumr Street
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
BOY? & CO
BUFF
D. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & May Hayden, Guardenier & CO
Earl St
Book Publishers
Carriace Builders
Halt, James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingalls, Wyer & CO
Friend Street
Kimball Bros
Svedbury Street
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Sileighs
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetincgs
Dorson
Aton Street
Coloth Wait
Jor L & CO
St. Lovejoy & CO
Pecosas Street
Pray Nom Sons & C O
St. Torrey, Bright & Capen
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Central Street
Ballard, Vincent
Temple Place
Men’s Furnishings
Chaffin, J.C. & CO
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hi Wins & Hollis
Nichols, W. F. & CO
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
John G
Washington St
Lyon
George
West Street
Chickering & Sons
Tremont St
Peiller, H. F
Barnes & Appleton
Brown, Seth
Old State House
Barnes & Cartir
Ccundy
Milk Street
Chardle Bi. P
Devonshire Street
Eldridge, Jas. T. & CO
Larnsworth
KE. S
Water Street
French, J. & Son
Washington St. N. Yr
Biwi
John & Sons
Dev. Street
JAS
N. Ww
7 & SON
Devonshire St
Exchange Place
Equitable B’g. J.D. K
SAFES
Pamon, Geo. L
Sudbury Street
American Steam Safe Works
Morse, I. BR. & CO
Office Great Western (Marine) Insurance Co
Wall St
WM. T. Lockwood
Simmons Building
Nath's Foster, JR
Jali
Providence Tool
Providence, H.I
P&ply
Shee TipCo
W. May
Nevergease
G. Bd
Slanchard
Boston and
W. E.S. Gay
Merchants’ Exchange
FP. CO
Philbrick
Val
W. Sherman
Boneton
NEW Publications
Winkley, Thorp & Dresser
Cambridgeport Diary Co
Cutter, Tower & Co
Coptfel
Cushing's Manual
Charles Sumner
Thompson, Brown & CO
R. H. Epdy
Kilby
Britain
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
L Remai Yue Optiaé P&p
George Draper
TIS Brothers & CO
Frederic Tudor & CO
Pemberton Square
Lehigh
Draper
Cannel
Acadia
Myscoptr
Jesse Tabrrell & CO
Commercial St
Chatham St
Nyo
C. W. Spofford, Proprietor, Ltd and
C St
o.Co
Meleeren
GORE
Rogers & Cow Trmporters
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