Derailment Death at Pelhamville Sparks Negligence Probe
A New York jury ruled Eugene Blake died in the Dec 27 accident and found the New York New Haven and Hartford River Railroad Company negligent for unsecured platform design. Coroner Tice considered flangeless wheels and speed trials as possible factors amid railroad industry debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pelhamville
Springfield
Eugene Blake
New Haven
New Haven and
Harifora Railroad Company
Heany
Tice
Great Railroad Corporation
Boston Property Owners Discuss Rapid Transit Options
A last week meeting of Boston property owners examined elevated, cable, electric, and underground rail options to solve the city transit puzzle. Speakers compared Chicago’s cable system, costs to convert horse lines, and New York style underground schemes with Albany charter prospects and New York capital backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
New York
Albany
Building Permits Issued Since Year Start
A list of Boston building permits dated January entries for residences stores warehouses and schools. Names include J F Faxon Maria P Lileston Samuel Stubbs James Devine and others with ward numbers streets and building types noted such as mercantile dwelling and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Faxon Et al
South Street
Mercantile
J. Faxon Et al
Boston Wharf Company
Congress Street
Elisa GB
Skinner
Beacon Street
Maria P. Lileston
Atlantic Avenue
James H. Stark
Wendell Street
Hartford
Samuel Stubbs
Oxbot Place
Warwick Street
Joseph Felon
Tremont Street
Joseph Felamen
Cabot Street
Beacon Oil Company
Chelea Street
Joan F. Walsh
Hevtck
Warill
Michael F.d’arcy
Ashley Avenue
Eben F. Gould
Brook Avenue
John Moviory
Dorset Street
John M’cormick
Sampson Street
Winslow Chapelle
Salem Street
B. Pierce
Unnamed
Duiley
J. T. Dailey
Jamaica Street
City of
Moreland Street
Trustee Phillips Rails at Eastern Bondholders Row
Willard P. Phillips rebukes Edward Lesley over two resolutions criticizing his conduct as presiding officer of the Eastern Railroad bondholders meeting. He argues the meeting was not properly called, notes voting rules for certificates, and warns against improper proxy use and unlawful past actions. He cites injunctions and duties as trustee and defends his compliance with trust obligations, dated January 14, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard P. Phillips
Board of Trustees of the
Eastern Railroad Bondholders
Edward Lesley
Eastern Security
Sir Tam
Eastern Railroad Company
Slikness
Lam
Supreme Court
Eastern Railroad
Sam
Want Belter Quarters A Building for Scientific and Religious Societies
A movement seeks a single building on Back Bay near the Institute of Technology and Museum of Natural History to house multiple societies. Proposes rent from each group, a 500 seat hall, smaller auditoriums, and coordinated scheduling to avoid conflicts. Capitalists express interest and expect early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Institute of Technology, Museum of Natural History and Fine Art Museum
Movement to establish a local Democratic newspaper
A movement arises to set up a new local newspaper upholding Democratic faith at an early date. The Knights of Labor now exceed 890 members and are a recognized power with growing influence in town affairs, led by Bartholomew Hogan, an elderly and wiry figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Bartholomew Hogan
Good Deeds Rewarded by Humane Society of Massachusetts
At a trustees meeting the Humane Society of Massachusetts awarded medals for rescues at sea and on ice. Recipients include Captain E M Hughes and Edward V Roberts with bronze medals and $15 for five rescuers on the Cleopatra wreck. Charles Nelson Fairchild and John Cummings Fairchild earned silver medals for ice rescues. Other honors went to William J Buckley and Mrs. Sarah M McCorkle for saving boys from ice. Dawley and Wares received bronze medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of the Humane Society of Massachusetts
Cleopatra
Gloucester
Mass
Edward V. Roberts
Lord Gough
Reseus
E. M. Hughes
Lord Gongs
Roberts
Quartermaster Purcell
Daniel Peery
Henry Six
Michael Dennis
Thomas Ewarts
Charles Nelson Fairchild
John Cummings Fairchild
Chester Park
O'Connel
Tracy
Warren
Barnett Court
Dorchester
O'Connell
William J. Buckley
Bartlett Court
Sarah M. McCorkle
Waren
William J. Dawley
Duncan Wares
Buckley
Nantucket
Letters to Colonel George on 1863 political plots
A collection of 1863 letters from J Van Buren to Colonel John H. George discusses political maneuvers for governor and state elections. The missives reference Fitz John Porter, abolitionist threats, and Albany travel as the author contemplates campaigning and statewide influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Fitz John Porter
John H. George
George
Pierce
J. van Buren
New York
Fitz Jona Potter
New Hampshire
Albany
Senate
Peacon Ustris
Stocks Show Quiet Trading in Boston Market
Boston Saturday editions report dull and weak tone across stocks. Bond and railroad moves feature declines in Bell Telephone and various lines while new branch openings and dividends are noted for several banks and manufacturers.
Wall Street Mixed as Bonds Hold Steady and Stocks Rally
New York financial notes show easy call loans at 12 percent, 2 percent last loan, prime mercantile paper 4 to 5. Government bonds dull, rail bonds weak with heavy prices. Late afternoon trading firm, with Pacific Mail and coal stock activity drawing focus. Weekly totals show 2,314,107 shares traded. silver and gold exports to Europe noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joh
Sterling Exchange
Pacific Mail
Guat Company
Wall Street
Lackawanna
V. White
Dow
Delaware and Hudson
Vanderbilts
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Nastville
Union Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
St. Paul
Evie Second Econsors
Missouri
Kapsis
Texas Consolidated
Texas and
Pacific Rios
Chesapeake and Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
Deesey
St Paul
Lake Erie
We-tern
Sandusky
Toledo
Wabah
St. Louis
Europe
Havana
W. s.Lawson & Co
Vanderbilt-Morgan
Britimore
Ohio
Chicago
Atlanic
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Chicago Markets and Fall River Cloth Market Report
The markets show a strong tendency to pay with wheat leading gains and large visible supply estimates around 869000 to 1000000 bushels. Receipts at ten interior points for the week ending Jan 15 total 879000 bushels, with exports of wheat and flour down to 1600000 at Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Flour And Grain Markets Show Dull Tones Amid Mixed Prices
The report details dull flour trading with varied regional prices from Minnesota to New York. It notes steady to higher wheat and corn quotes, mixed movements in oats and barley, and steady butter cheese eggs amid firm provisions and stock movements at Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southern
Ill
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Chicago
St.Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
St Louis
Dilec
Newark
Bush
Usc
Canada
Franklin Co
Osiry
Western Choice
Long Gaines
Franklin County
Mass
Lolee
Liverpool
Aroostook County
Vermont
Western
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Liz Loz
Jean Ends
Boston
Lara
Bert Uatis
Tierce
Verces City
Civersnall
Laird
Wholesale sugar prices and grade names in New York report
Wholesale grocers' prices for granulated and powdered sugar are listed with grades such as Standard A, confectioners' A, white extra C, and cube forms. The New York market shows nominal rates like 5 13 16s and 69-16c, with several grades unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton Markets Mixed Across Ports as Prices Hold Firm
Across U S ports on January 16 cotton markets show firm mid prices with varied receipts and exports. New York, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, St Louis and Louisville report gains in stock and steady to firm mid figures while exports to Britain and the continent trend differently by port. Consolidation totals daily receipts at 19,355 with Britain sending 5,746 and continental shipments 9,815 and overall US port stock near 1,119,861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincineeces
San Fran
Pittsburg
Louisville
Miiw’kKee
City
Peoviiwiss Ces Miubenp
Denver
Omaha
Galveston
Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus
Memphis
Hartford
New Slaven
Paotia
Portland
Worcester
St. Joseph
Springfield
Syracuse
Lowell
N.Y
L. Lok
Ito
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Iess
Whitsh&y
Cincinnati
Blin
Burbank
Prolific
Peerless
Bington County
Cuenangoes
Melotires
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
York State
Cape Cod
Jersey
Turkey
Iss
Kentucky
Worcester County
Centennial
Descon
Siig
Uplands
Lée
Orleans
Augusta
Great Britain
New Orleans
Continent
Mobile
Savannah
Charlesiis
C. Wilmington
Norfolk
C. St. Louis
Mid Tage. Loviville
Mid
United States
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
England
California
Atlantic
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Bank of England
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool Strands
London markets show weaker wheat and corn with steady California wheat prices. Liverpool quotations hold a mixed tone with steady to firmer breadstuffs and varied grain rates. Cotton activity remains brisk with Upland prices around 51 to 50 pounds, while major U.S. and European equities close with modest moves.
Imports at Bos on Steamer Cargo List Shows Wide Range
A scanned listing details items imported aboard the Bos on steamer Catalonia and other vessels. It catalogues sacks salt boxes tin plates oats cloths hardware and a vast array of goods from firms including Byrnes Brown Gross Hovey Jackson Mandell and Jordan Marsh with numerous case counts and trade partners. The document reads like a long inventory of merchandise and raw materials destined for various buyers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Catalonia
Byrnes
Isis Plater
Hing & c
Moise Kogas & Co
el Warren, Saisvuy & Nisatingale
Toas BW
Jones & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Norway
Cares Linens CO
Hovey & Co
Cares
Keepman & Co
Bixby & CO
Piper Dennison Manns Co
Bowners & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Co
Abram
Daring Bros & Co
Machice Y Stine & Downer
Hoersewell A
Vale Yarn Stene & Powner
Exse Woollens
Grout Warren & Glauengrd
Hovey Co
fLrowbiege & Son
Boston
Metade Brushware Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Inv Bros & Co
Blanchare
Farrac & Co
Forbes Co
Bocks Kubert
Bros
Wool Hi Ton
West Run & Co
Moors & Co
Davis
Roffe & Co
Dupee
Mos, Wuson & Co
Norcross, Mee & Co
Jones, McDffee & Stratton
P Schmit & Co
Hotevy Coleman, Mead & Co
Karghs
Bird & Co
Sheplie & c
Ives
BeLamy & Co
Kntt White & Co
Mdise Wadsworth, Howand & Co
Tiseues Jackson
Mandell & Damiell
Callender
McAusiab & Troup
Frost & Adams
March Bros, Pierce & Co
Simons
Hat B & Whiten
Pratt's Son
Horace Parti Ige & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Phelps Bros & Co
Tully
AH Hardy & Co
As& J Brown & Co
Ces Codman & Hall
H & W Bid & Co
New Castle-On-Tyne
Stockham City
Ning Bros & Co
Robet Burnett
Portland
Bird
Pain Line
Meyer
Robert Burn
Errots Butler
Trade goods listed aboard ships in Antwerp and Aspinwall manifests
The ledger notes cargo items aboard brig HC S bey and steamer De Ruyter arriving at Antwerp and Aspinwall with dyestuffs, spices, blankets, butter, charcoal, hay, lumber, putty, stationery, white lead, ochre, apples, cabbages, wool ware, shoe pegs, casings, knives, horses and carpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Bel
New York
de Ruyter
Aspinwall
USC
Brig
Glasgow
Scot
Receipts of Stapie Products Across Rail Lines
A long list records cargo receipts by several railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Province, Vid Colony, New York and Western, Boston and Maine, and Ky Express. Items noted include cotton bales, wool, flour, corn, meal, butter, eggs, leather, beef, pork, hides, and lumber with multiple car, bale, box, and case tallies. Major consignors include regional lines and various farms and stores. totals appear in hundreds to thousands of units across dates in mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Egaipst
Balthmore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Arlington
Lowell
Water Streets
Boston and Albany Railroad
Bay
Bates
Grand Juncton Rairoad
Province Reiroad
Raiload
Wee Bogiago Belroso
Baer
Boston
Maine
Haleoad
Kastec Vivision
Kalirona
Lumbai
Ky Express
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 16 1886 and 1885
A compact tabulation compares total receipts of staple goods from all shipment points for January 16, 1886 with the same day in 1885. Items include cotton, flour, wheat, corn, beef, pork, butter, cheese, oats, coffee, tea, sugar, molasses and various hides, fats, and oils with year over year figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotton
Dales
Boxer
Emimg
Eits, Baer
Wolerses Dbia
Rochester doctor details kidney disease cure claims
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reports Dr J G B Henson discussed his recovery from Bright's disease and warned of kidney disorder misdiagnosis. Prominent local figures including Warner and Latimore corroborate the cure with their endorsements and statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat and Chronicle
J. GB. Henson
America
Henson
Averews Street
Sustein
Tos
Jean
Warner
North St. Paul Sweet
Bright
New Orleans
Brizho
Perors
H. H. Warner
S. A. Lattimore
State Board of Health
Warner Court
Warrer
Latimore
Henions
Court Record: Sanborn Contract With Government
In a suit before Judge Carpenter the United States seeks $7,334 plus interest from Aug 16 1873 from John D Sanborn. Sanborn contracted to receive one half of succession taxes he illegally withheld from the government and the government claims the taxes were not illegally withheld. The defense raises statute of limitations and general denial of liability. Heard by court without jury. C Almy Jr for government O T Barrett and Frank L Washburn for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John D. Sanborn
Sanborn
C. Almy, Jr
O. T. Barrett
Washington
Frank L. Washburn
Superior Court First Session Case Listings
A dense list of cases entered for multiple sessions before Judges Blodgett Thompson Mason and others. The row includes names such as Hinds Cottle Cooke Goraty Libby Pratt Mose Sullivan Kent Murphy Meeks Clinch Maverick Albright Williams Kowhgat Katen French Grady Morey Kenney Balch Carew Faxon Caflin Carter Shaw Corghiin Joye Pickering Maguire Murphy Cunard Goss Frost White Rowell Lamprey Fern Dunn Daley Henharat Coleman Boston Winthrop Pedigo Cheate Cross Duard with various docket numbers and trial begins noted for Third Fourth sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeks
Wolffsohn
Clinch
Guyer
Maverick Nat
Kiltan
Boston
Pearson
Albright
Atherton
Williams
Collins
Kowhgat
Be Ss
Katen
Host N. N. R
French
Riedel
Grady
Cambridge
Morey
Fern
Drew
Dunn
Snow
Daley
Rice
Henharat
Dono
McGuire
Van
Tompkins
Howard
Moore
Spiegel
Simpson
Kriggs
Hadley
Brown
Tewisbury
Town of
Coleman
Winthrop
Pedigo
Poole
Cheate
Berry
Cross
Littie
Duard
Feeney
Business Troubles Across Several States Hit Creditors
A string of filings shows Joseph G. Chase of Concord New Hampshire crippled with liabilities above 2500. The Gilbert & Curd Manufacturing Company of Fulton Missouri assigned to B Nesbitt with 41000 debts and 60600 assets. E B Fowler of Needham Massachusetts owes 11010 with assets around 7000 to 8000. Actual assets unclear as creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar. Brown & Anderton of New York assigned to Timothy J Brown with 75450 preferences. J S Emery & Co of St Joseph Missouri assigned for creditors with 25600 liabilities. West Rutland Marble Company of West Rutland Vermont faced insolvency. Hugo Werengell of Hyde Park Massachusetts attached. George S Macy of New Bedford Massachusetts assigned. A J Applebee of Morgan Centre Vermont reported attached. Suffolk County real estate attachments show Albert J Blaisdell vs Mary M Wood for 300 in contract. Dennis P Lorden vs William O Nash for 800 in contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Chase
Concord
N. H
Gilbert & Curd Manufacturing Company
Tobsecs
Fulton
B. Nesbitt
Brown & Anderton
Bankers
New York
Timothy J. Brown
J. S. Emery & Co
St. Joseph
West Rutland Marble Company
West Rutland
Hugo Werengell
Hyde Park
Mess
George S. Macy
New Bedford
Mass
A.J. Applebee
Morgan Centre
Suffolk County Heal Estate
Albert J. Blaisdell
Mary M. Wood
Dennis P. Lorden
William O. Nash
San Francisco Prices Reported for Mivins and Commodities
San Francisco reports closing prices for Bet and Lecher related mivins, Bedie Com ton Cal and Va Con Pacific, Eureks Ocn, Hale and Nordess. 25g etacks today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet & Lecher
Bedie Com
Ton Cal & Va
Con Pacific
Eureks Ocn
Ni Hale & Nordess
Tournade Funeral Notices In Brooklyn
TOURNade In Brooklyn January 16 Hortense Robinson wife of Ives Tournade and daughter of the late Jonathan Ketinson Roxbury. Funeral devices at the Church of the Messiah Florence street Wednesday 4 10 am relatives and friends invited to attend SMITH In San Jose California 8th inst Kawin Smith formerly of Waltham Mass 3 years MELLEDY See this city January 15 Bridget Meliedy KIDRIDGE In East Somerville January 14 Marian Ss pane Pg of Glander and Mary Grace Eldridge aged mouths
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Meliedy
Kld
East Somervile
Marian Ss.pane
Glander
Mary Grace Eldridge
Agedy Mouths
Bank transfers and company orders in Nashua region
A partial OCR notice lists transfers of shares to several banks and companies including American Loan and Trust, Howard National Bank, National Bank of Commerce, Manufacturers' National Bank, Nashua Mills Co, and Massachusetts Cotton Mills by executive order. Details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory
Atlantic
Bostom
Massachusetts
Nashua
Nanmkexng
Newmarket
Salmon Falls
Great Falls
Hamilton
Jackson
Lowell
Howard
North
State
Third National
Bunker Hill
Globe
Arlington
First Nations
Chelsea
South Danvers
Plymouth
Blue Hill
Milton
Dighton Stove Lining Company
Plymouth Rock Co-operative Company
First National Bank of
Yarmouth
Mass
Flint Mill Company
Fall River
Dennisport Fishing Company
Boylston Mutual Insurance Company
Plymouth Corporative Bank
Atlantic Mining Company
Freeman’s National Bank
Ronald National Bank
Shawmut National
North National Bank
South Danvers National Bank
Peabody
Shawmut National Bank
Eeereeeeaerererrees
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Jackson Manufacturing Company
Nastua Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts Cotton
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Newmarket Manufacuring Company
Amcty Mills
Salmon Falls Manufacturing
Amory Manufacturing Company
Atlantic Cotters Muss
Conntiental Mus Cccceerescence Eeeneveneeeereers
Nashua Manufacturing Compal
Naumkeag Manufacuring Conpabony
Middesex Morse Railroad
Norwich & Worcester
Nashua & Loweurb
Middlesex Horse
Essex Company
Best
Gaslight Co
Providence
Boston
Town of Warboro
Beaverworth
Top
S W
Burl & Quincy
Soseucve
Boston & Maine
Eee
Consolidated RR of
Vermort
Old Colony
Yares Natick National Bank of Natick
Atlro
Hares Brookline Gas Light Co
Mediesex
Hares State National Bank
Hares Ola Colony
T& Go
State National Bank
Abington Nat Bank
Abington
Anbdrescogul Mills
Lyman Mills
Salmon Falls Mfg Co
Cambridge
Highland Street Railway
Fitchburg
North Chicago Rolling Mille
Bay State Live Stock Co
Vermont
Barton National Bank of
Barton
Ware River
American Loan and Trust
Howard National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Nashua Mfz Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Ainti
Jackson Mfg Co
Cambridge RK Co
Ates Natiral Bank
Worcester
Rochester
Kutland
KKK
Consolidated Railroad of Vermont
Quincy
Wasaw
City
Voe
Council Bluff
Memphis
Kansas
Colorado
Fi Scott and
Gulf
Kan
Ft Scott
Fort Scott
Southeastern
Fruit Landing Notice for Palermo Oranges and Lemons
3 405 boxes Palermo Oranges 2 311 boxes Messina Lemons 4 653 boxes Pa rmo Lemons Fruit Landing at Fiske s Wharf Tuesday Jan 10 At o clock m at talesroom 227 State Street Ex Steamship Gate City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Messina
Fiske'’s Wharf
Talesroom
State Sraat
Gate City
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Conn
Woburn
Crossreet
Boston and Lowell Road
John Fk. Tidd
Old State Constabulary
Thomas H. Hill
Board of Selectmen
Waura
Hill
Water Board
Railroad Matters
Phillips
Eriestock
Wall Street News
American Loan and Trust Company
Heosse Tunnel
Wobury
The
Humane Society of the Acts of Brave Workers
the People
Patriot
Clearing House
Eross
Mexican Central
Burlington
Flint
Pere Marquetts
Summit Branch
Pullman
Wisconsin Central
Cléveland
Canton
Town Falls
Sioux City
Rutland Preferea
Hastern
Central Massachusetts
Ogdensburg
New England
Atlantic and Pacific
Oregon
California Southern
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Bell Telephone
Bell
New England Telephone
Commercial Bulletin
New England Company
Sieking
Boston Post
New York Bank
Boston Board
Sonora
Atchison
Colton
San Francisco
Middletown
Daniel Dows
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific Directory
Calumet
Hecla
Pewabic
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
Abington National Bank
First National Bank of Chelsea
Plymouth National Bank
Ana Montreal
Cambridge Horse RR
Hingland Street RR
Hingland Street
Speekens Tie
South Boston
Central Mass
Eeeteesceseeneesse
Metropolitan Horse
Csecceeveen
Eeesececeeseees
McKay
Indianapolis
Ogdana Lake
Champ
Deymaety Miles
Ceee Eeesee Ceeset Eeen Weaeeereseee
Yale & Towne Manufacturing
Boston Art Club
Lounsbury
Ht. Venner & Co
Showalter Mortgage Co
Blodgey i
Ul. Banke EF
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adams
WM. Blodget
E. P. Merritt
Brokers’ Board
AL & Pac Bs
C.S
Boston & Alb
Aa Eastem
Fapmt
Orr
Calum & Hecla
Qumev
Sieleip& Tel
Soston
Winson W. Fay & Co
Eureka
Hide and Leather National Bank
State National Banc
Massachusetts National Bank
Second National Bank
NEW York Financial
Nare
Bales
South
Central Pacific
Chi & St. L
Ml. LL. & Wess
Delaware & Hud
Nepver & Rio G
eXwe.e
Lake Short.c
Louisville & Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigen Gentra
Menihattan Fle
Pacific
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pac
St. Ec
St. P.& Owsha
Texas Pacific
Union Paviliese
Wabash Pac
Western Unos
Esscass
w—Pricee
Tat
Lot
Jansha
Big BR
P, Minn & Biannes
Alton
Terre Haute
American
Boston Air Line
Sar
C. BR
Canad Pacific
Okneae
Cindan Db
Soeas- Cleve
Colum
Seccon
East
Tenn
N. Alb
Mina
Lyersesees
Gotel Seas
Mobie & Ohio
Uccee
Morris & Esb
Ccceree
Norfolk & W
Essees- Notlawest
Chic
Tansanio
Miss
UrTegon Imaprovermensco
Panama
Bumads
Wabash, Stl
Pact
Wells Fargo Bk
Caerees
Ceeseas
Odura
Bos Hart & Hrie
Uae
Rio
Park & Pac
Gon Ae
Renee Seeseas
Leth
Paul
Gg Linha Seesse OS
MINTN
Col
Eceseee
Preeland
Kurexa
Calefonia
Boston Chamber of Commerce
at4Ic
4Ic
Urekets
Manila
Bos'on
Court Record
United States Circuit Court
Judge Carpenter
Judge Blodgett
Hinds
Cottle
G Cooke
Goraty
Cass
Rollins
Kent
Todd
Murphy
Thompson
Pickering v_ Lad
Maguire
Cunard
Pirtmman
Cutter
Starratt
Morrill
Spurr
Mccoy
Muldoon
Gooke
Blanchard
Tuckwell
Way
Hooke
Curtis
Noyes
Carey
Goss
Pettingill
Frost
Everett
Ogge
Bemona
Johnson
White
Tatiles
San Francisco, Cal
Mivins
Oogyeepenee A Ucieonee Ree Bsc
Sierra Neva
Salvation
Adams—Bean
G.L Perip
Arbur
Adams
Grace I Bean
A.S. Rihards
Brew York
Wilmerding
Bear Hoguet
Leonard Street
Palrllsners
Sarles Buntings Sons & CO
Market
Desiree
Tost
Sturday
Lippingutt, Suk & O9
Market Street
Mordals
KR. KL. Day &O
State St
Herehants
Francis
Horatio Harris &O
Austioneers and Commission Merchants
Peconic
Messina Oranges
Florida
Almeria
Virginian
Malaga
Long Wharf
Alabama
Benjamin Fabens
Albert Howe & Co
Merket Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Insurance
OF New York
D. Jones
Charles Dennis
W. H. H. Moore
A. A. Raven
J.D. Chapman
Winthrop Coffin
Massachusetts Insurance Company
Rpathaniel J. Braplee
Arnold A. Rand
Jais
M. BE. A. CO
Broadway
New-York
Most di Useis
Horronic
Se Lewis
B. I
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