Senate Power Play Cited to Boost Republican Rise
A Baltimore Gazette special outlines a scheme to keep Republicans ahead in the Senate by replacing Corbin Butler. It argues for five GOP gains and one Democrat loss in 1881, projecting a 39 to 37 Senate with a Republican majority of 2, but dismisses the plan as unlikely to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Gazette
Corbin Butler
Senate
Butler
Davis
Illinois
Corbin
Bruce
Randolph
Eaton
Kernan
Wallace
Thurman
Gazette
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
McPherson
Model School House Described by The New York Herald
The Herald praises a city school building claiming perfect heating lighting and ventilation with no overcrowding. It notes an open-air playground for fair weather and an underground one for storms, all on a luxurious yet economical plan and suggests others imitate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald
Senate Debates Salary Bills and Election Challenge
The Massachusetts Senate debated Executive and Legislative Salary bills and ordered them engrossed. The House Elections Committee held hearings on Daniel S. Burnham’s petition to seat him in place of Arthur J. Sowdon in the Tenth Suffolk district due to Sowdon’s alleged lack of a yearlong continuous residence. A resolution to investigate cipher despatches was passed as the session noted possible extra sessions, treasury calls, a fire at Hotel Clarendon, a sugar duties bill, and the death of George Stillman Hillard along with several Senate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Senate
House Committee On Elections
Daniel S. Burnhamwn
Boston
House
Arthur J. C. Sowdon
Suffolk
Sowdon
Congress
Butiler
Senate
New York
Tilden
Whitelaw Reid
Secretary of the Treasury
Clarendon
Tremont Street
House Ways and Means Committee
George Stillman Hillard
Longwood
United States
Butler
Massachusetts
Florida
Oregon
South Carolina
Hewitt
Samuel J. Tilden
Tribune
the Tribune
National Democratic Committee
Democratic Committee
Committee
Tam
Samuel J. Tilcen
Townsend
Weather signals and outlook for New England area
Indications show warmer southerly to westerly winds across New England with falling then rising barometer, generally cloudy skies and areas of snow. Cautionary signals remain at Cape Hatteras and numerous coastal sites including Kitty Hawk Norfolk Lewes Cape May Atlantic City Barnegat Sandy Hook New York New Haven New London Newport Wood's Hall Boston Portland and Eastport Section 7 and Section 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Cape Hatteras
Kitty Hawk
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Lewes
Cape May
Atlantic City
Barnegat
Sandy Hook
New York
New Haven
New London
Newport
Wood's Hall
Boston
Portland
Eastport
Coldest New England morning of winter recalls deep freeze
Yesterday morning the coldest in New England this winter with East ern Massachusetts readings 5 to 20 degrees below zero. This morning warmer by 20 to 30 degrees. Midnight temps spanned from Eastport Maine 13 above to Savannah 51. Snow reported in Boston and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Massachusetts
Eastport
Portland
Boston
Burlington, Vt
Albany
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Savannah
Arcade Fire Ravages Elizabeth Building and Banks
A forenoon fire at the Arcade in Elizabeth New Jersey destroys the Opera House upper floors and Masonic Hall with surrounding offices. The National and Savings Banks survive, deposits and Post Office letters moved. Owner listed as ex Congresssman Amos Clark Jr. Loss around 250000 with partial insurance. Fire also damages nearby shops. other local fires report minor losses in Fart River Massachusetts with insured plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Street
Amos Clark, Jr
Fist National Bank
Post Office
Western Union Telegraph
Conservatory of Music
Masonic Hall
Opera House
New York
London
Newark
Elizabeth
National Bank
Fart River
Mass
Brown & Peake
Brown
T. J. Nooning
Michael Sullivan
Bank Street
Teller Committee opens Charleston election probe testimony
The Teller Committee led by Senators Teller Kirkwood Cameron Randold and McDonald began questioning Charleston county witnesses on January 21. Democrats and Republicans conceded election officers largely favored Democrats with clerks barred from Republican supervisors and election clerks excluded from polling places. Multiple witnesses testified about election conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Teller Committee
Teller
Kirkwood
Cameron
Randold
McDonald
Charleston County
Democratic Committee
United States
Debates over cipher despatches open in House session
Washington January 21. A motion by Mr Potter to adopt a resolution for a probe into cipher despatches began a heated debate. Republicans defended Mr Potter, Mr Hewitt attacked, and Gen Garfield and Mr Atkins maneuvered to extend or block the discussion. A subcommittee plan and West Union comment follow, with plans to visit New York for testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potter
Gen. Garfield
Conger
Michigan
Tilden
Mr Tilden
National Democratic Committee
Hewitt
Mr Hayes
Democratic Committee
Tribune
Gen. Butler
House
Senate
Eugene Hale
Messrs Potter and Hewitt
Garfield
Hayes
Atkins
Reed
New York
House of Representatives
Florida
Louisiana
Electoral Commission
Congress
Maine
Hale
Oregon
Speaker
Returning Board
United States
Committee of Investigation
Gov. Tilden
Senator Blaine's Proposed Navy Reorganization
Special despatch from Washington reports discussion of naval reorganization proposals and a new pension bill seeking 150 million dollars. Cabinet opposition to arrears of pensions emerges as Gen. Rice receives support from beneficiaries. War claims, army reduction proposals, and Indian Bureau transfer dispute are noted along with Cunard Line agents and Boston Post Office plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Rice
Sherman
Bentley
Congress
Hewitt
Burnside
Schurz
Sheridan
Indian Bureau
Police Salary Cuts Hit New York Force in January
The Board of Police reduced salaries by twenty percent for the current month with protest rights preserved if the Court of Appeals rules the cut illegal. Superintendent and clerical staff unaffected. Also reports Costigan named City Recorder, a fire in Brooklyn’s American Carpet Lining plant costing 7000, and a 100 percent insurance premium rise for dry goods. Counterfeiter Jacob Ott arrested among Ulrich and Cole gang with over half a million in counterfeit tracing. Aldermen approve 100 gun salute in Washington Square for Conkling’s Senate re election. Modoc the horse dies suddenly in Central Park, valued at 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Police
Court of Appeals
Thomas Costigan
State Assembly
Irving Hall
Tammany Hall
City Record
American Carpet Lining Company
Tiffany Place
Brooklyn
Jacob Ott
Ulrich and Cole
Board of Aldermen
Washington Square
Conkling
Senate
Modoc
Central Park
Train engine breaks at Trading Cove on New London line
A Norfolk train from New London to Norwich stalled when a connecting rod broke at Trad ing Cove, punching the fire box and leaving the engine disabled. Engineer Leeck and Fireman Flannigan were hurt but not fatally. No derailment or passenger injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
New London
Trading Cove
Leeck
Flannigan
Naval Debt Refund Bill and Navy Reform Proposals
Washington reports the Finance Committee favoring a refunding bill to exchange 4 percent bonds for 5-20 bonds with interest relief for redeemed bonds. Senate considers Naval Appropriations with increases and Blaine amendments proposing a three-officer board to streamline costs and set midshipman caps. Ordered printed as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morrill
Vermont
Finance Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Committee On Finance
Senate
Windom
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Maine
Blaine
Congress
Naval Establishment
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Treasury issues 83d call for redemption of 1865 bonds
The Treasury announces an 83d call to redeem 520 bonds of 1865 consuls of 1867 totaling 20 million dollars. Ten million coupon and ten million registered bonds will be paid at the Treasury on and after April 21. Details include specific bond numbers and denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Extra session anticipated for the Forty sixth Congress
Washington reports hint at an inevitable extra session in spring as Democrats seek to push Appropriations bills with political measures. The Treasury bond sale to European firms for 4 percent notes aims to refund existing 6 percent bonds, with a 20 million total call. House lands committee advances a homestead expansion bill and nominations to Senate and DC court confirmed. Receipts and loan subscriptions update daily totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
N. M. Rothschild & Sons
J.S. Morgan & Co
Seligman Brothers
Morton, Rose & Co
London
Messrs A. Belmont & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Morton, Bliss & Co
New York
Europe
United States
House Committee On Public Lands
Mr Strait
North Adams
Mass
Alexander B. Hagner
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Merchants’ National Bank of
Victory of the Government Deals Gambetta a Blow
London reports from Paris analyze the government victory as rooted in public opinion and cautious republican support. Gambetta’s conduct, including not taking office, is cited as a factor, while the Times and Telegraph note divisions within the Left and gambettist abstentions in the main division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambetta
London
Paris
The
Times
Temps
Journal Des Debats
Siecle
National
Republic and Liberty
Standard
Tribune
Perdue
Republican Francaise
Dufaure
Palace of Justice
Berryer
Chamber of Deputies
Daily Telegraph
Gambettists
Republican Union
Dominion Board of Trade opens without opening address
Ottawa delegates from the United States National Board of Trade attend the meeting as A Joseph, president, skips a traditional opening address to avoid political discussion. In Fredericton an elderly man named Benjamin Burk dies after ingesting a large dose of arsenic by mistake. Ottawa reports widespread counterfeit $4 Dominion notes in circulation, with suspicions of another counterfeit gang active in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion Board of Trade
A. Joseph
United States National Board of Trade
Fredericton
N. B
Benjamin Burk
Dominion
Berlin parliamentary row and German industrial woes
The Times Berlin dispatch notes Herr Benningsen protested protecting outsiders from insults, seen as a test of parliamentary discipline. The North German Gazette calls his protest a bankruptcy of disciplinary power. The Telegraph cites Gottenburg Company liabilities at £200,000 from lending to Swedish lumber firms. Hartlepool and other shipyards accept a wage cut compromise. Belgrade reports Col Yala of the Serbian Boundary Commission was robbed and killed by Turkish brigands near Pleven. Austria and Hungary agree on plague precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Berlin
Herr Benningsen
Landtag
Telegraph
Gottenburg Commercial Company
Hartlepool
Stockton
Middlesboro
Vienna
Belgrade
Col. Yala
Servian Boundary Commission
Plevna
United States Senate Ballot Results Across States
The report details lawmakers in Hartford Jacksonville Indianapolis Milwaukee Harrisburg Springfield and St Louis voting for United States Senators. Platt Hawley Voorhees Logan Cameron and Shields are named with vote tallies and upcoming joint conventions to finalize selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
United States
State House
Hawley
Platt
Jacksonville
Fla
Wilkinson Call
Virginia
Florida
Young Call
Indianapolis
Ind
House
Voorhees
Harrison
Buchanan
Senate
Milwaukee
Carpenter
Howe
Keys
Washburn
Assembly
Key
Ryan
Scattering
Harrisburg
J. Donald Cameron
Heister Clymer
Daniel Agnew
M. R. Thayer
G. R. Grow
Cameron
Clymer
Agnew
McPherson
Springfield
Ill
John A. Logan
Gen. Logan
Black
McAuliffe
Logan
Campbell
Orville H. Platt
O.H. Platt
W. H. Barnum
O. H. Platt
Alexander Troup
Greenback
Mr Platt
St. Louis
Jefferson City
James Shields
George G. West
Diversified Maine News Covers Crimes Rail Work and Expos
A Maine ox dies with hydrophobia symptoms. Twelve Auburra men plan a spring land grant trip to Caribou with families. A Portsmouth man arrest for fraud. Maine Dental Assn met in Auburn with a Robertson lecture. An Oxford Grand Trunk accident injures Mr and Mrs Edwards. Androscoggin Poultry Exhibition opens in Lewiston with 200 coops and $2000 in premiums. Sandy River Railroad offers stock with subscriptions needed. Lewiston rape attempt reported. girl injured and offender at large. Machias sentences fourteen to prison plus jails. Portland Ogdensburg RR annual meeting reports higher tonnage and income. good road-bed and safety records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles French
Farmingdale
Caribou
McIntosh
Portsmouth
N. H
Lewiston
Maine Dental Association
Auburn
Robertson
Augusta
Gardiner
Dr Tappan
Norridgwock
Sandy River Railroad
Boston
Machias
Barrows
Albert Brown
James Williams
Andrew Thurston
Henry Crutchfield
Charles McCann
Henry Smith
Otis Ames
George Reynolds
Henry Dudley
Harrison Foss
Portland
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad
Maine and New Hampshire Division
White Mountains
Lunenburg
Manchester Ledger Briefs Highlight Local Ills and Industry
Albert Mallard lies dangerously ill at Man with his wife dead Friday. The Cocheco print works in Dover will restart today after fire repairs. Manchester court cases, including liquor indictments, delayed again to Thursday with Attorney General Tappan expected. Witnesses missing in liquor prosecutions raise concerns. California salmon stocked in Pemigewasset at Plymouth and Livermere Falls for state streams. Webster vs Clark & Blodgett verdict $2000 for plaintiff. case on frauds statutes on appeal. National Bank of Newport officers named. 5 percent semi annual dividend declared payable on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mallard
Man
Funay
Cocheco
Dover
Manchester
Tappan
A. H. Powers
Pemigewasset
Plymouth
Livermere Falls
Albert B. Webster
Clark & Blodgett
J. P. Knowlton
Edmund Wheeler
Lawrence Gas 5 percent dividend payment planned
The Lawrence Gas Company declares a five percent dividend payable February first. Probate in Lowell records Elijah M Read of Tewksbury, who leaves a conditional $500 to High Street Church. St Thomas Church Methuen pastor Rev Brown receives call to St Ignatius New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah M. Read
Tewksbury
Lowell
High Street
B. A. Brown
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Methuen
St. Ignatius Church
New York
City Council
Fitchburg
Frank W. Aldrich
T. C. Lowell
D. S. Woodworth
Cyrus Thurston
Lewis Bodman
Williamsburg
Jason Clark
Westhampton
Northampton
Conway
Marshall M. Hubbard
Hatfield
N. B. Crosby
Cummington
Dennis O’neil
Edward Bessey
Newburyport
House of Correction
Lawrence
Bradford Club
Gloucester
Henry Center
Elbridge G. Friend
Bennett
John G. Bennett
Board of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen of
Andrew Blood
Alfred Day
Augustus B. Foss
Henry Garrison
Edward Stockman
Benjamin G. Mooney
George R. Davis
Harris
Augustus Weymouth
William B. Jones
James A. Hadley
Edward Lavalle
Daniel D. Driscoll
John C. Furlong
Daniel W. Lane
John L. Stevens
Daniel Walker
James A. McQuade
John C. Blood
Congregational Conference Vindicates Rev Mr Cutting Of Ledyard
Charges of immoral conduct against the Rev Mr Cutting of Ledyard were investigated by a Congregational Conference in Norwich Saturday and he was vindicated. Petitions for and against the release of Charles Allen, the fratricide now serving life at Weathersfield, are circulating and have been extensively signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Cutting
Ledyard
Norwich
Charles Allen
Weathersfield
Reporter jailed for refusing to name informant in Powell fire probe
Morrison Renshaw of the Globe-Democrat was committed to jail for defying a Grand Jury demand to disclose his informant in the inquiry into the Powell carpet house fire. The paper's proprietors will seek a habeas corpus to challenge compelled disclosure of a journalist's pledge of secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Morrison Renshaw
Globe-Democrat
Powell
Four Negroes Held After New Kent County Murder
Richmond news reports four African American suspects detained in the John C. Lacey murder case in New Kent County. Pat Smith and Julius Christian, accused but not confessing, face strong evidence against them. Additional arrestees include Andrew Whitney and Claiborne Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John C. Lacey
New Kent County
Pat Smith
Julius Christian
Andrew Whitney
Claiborne Smith
Estate of John H. Leake Inventory Listed at Troy
An inventory of the estate of John H. Leake cashier of the First National Bank Saratoga lists liabilities of 1038 000 and assets of 70000. Judgment was recorded against ex-Judge J C Hulbert Saratoga Springs for 5000 in favor of Philip Sayer. The Scranton Trust and Savings Bank plans liquidation after an annual stockholders meeting. Depositors and stockholders are secured and will be paid soon. John B. Doblemann of the Doblemann Flint Glass Works Brooklyn assigned assets to John G. Walsh liabilities 360 000 with nominal assets 100 000. Wolf and Levy robbers in cloth assigned to Isidor Lowenthal. firm years in business with capital 30000 Liabilities large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John 8. Leake
First National Bank
Saratoga
J.C. Hulbert
Saratoga Springs
Philip Sayner
Scranton
Scranton Trust Company and Savings Bank
Times
New York
John B. Doblemann
Doblemann Flint Glass Works
Brooklyn
John G
Monmouth and Saratoga Meet Set for Summer Racing
New York reports that Monmouth Park and Saratoga Racing Associations have settled their differences and will hold meetings July 4-12 at Monmouth Park and July 19-August 20 at Saratoga. A four day Boston meeting is also anticipated in September with wealthy admirers ready to guarantee expenses. In Savannah the Spring meeting of the Savannah Jockey Club opened with five starters in the mile heats, Ben Hill winning the first and second heats, times 1.48 1 4 and 1.48 1 2, Alpha second. in the two mile dash Bergamot was upset by Little Red with Judge Hancock second, time not stated. the 11-8 mile dash went to Egypt with Virginian second and Hattie F. third, time 1.59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Hillard
Machias
Stillman
Lebanon
Conn
Zebulon Ely
Kimball
Needham
Boston Latin School
Parker House
School Street
Robert C. Winthrop
Patrick Grant
Henry I. Bowditch
J. Wiley Edmonds
John T. Sargent
John H. Jenks
Charles Francis Adams
J. B. 8. Jackson
Cazneau Palfrey
D. D
Nathaniel P. Willis
George Tyler Bigelo
J. J. Gilchrist
New Hampshire
Thomas Bayley Fox
Edward Sprague Rand
Round Hill School
Northampton
Mass
George Bancroft
Harvard Law School
Charles P. Curtis
Boston
Charlies
Brooks
Court Street
Washington
Christian Register
Charles Sumner
The
Jurist
Boston Courier
North American Review
Atlantic Monthly
Crawford
Story
Everett
Boston Public Garden
Harvard University
W.B. Washburne
H. L. Dawes
United States
Amasa Walker
Pliny Merrick
Joseph T. Buckingham
Charles W. Upham
Benjamin Seaver
Daniel Webster
Boston Common Council
Europe
Italy
England
State Senate
Wilson
Massachusetts
Richard H. Dana, Jr
Boston Public Library
Hillara
Whiz Party
Democratic Party
Dom Pedro II
Brazil
Edmund Spencer
George Ticknor
Walter Savage Landar
Fraser’s Magazine
London Quarterly Review
Dublin Review
George B. McClellan
Miss Ticknor
United States District Attorney
Henry D. Hyde
M. F. Dickinson
New York
Monmouth Park
Saratoga
Savannah
Savannah Jockey Club
Democrats Endorse Reunion of New York State Party
In Albany on January 21 the Democratic Legislative caucus unanimously adopted Erastus Brooks's resolution urging the reunion of the New York State Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Democratic Legislative Caucus
Erastus Brooks
Auction sale nets seventeen thousand for Albany firm
The Eagle Mowing and Reaping Machine Company assets at Albany New York were sold at auction Tuesday for 17000 dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orrick
Signal Service
U.S. A
Claremont
L. N. Kempton
Cheap Cash
E. D. Baker
Charles Eaton
Bell Marsh
York
Glen
U K
Wis
Warner
Sparta
Mr Potter
Boston Post
Citairman Potter
MR Hewitt
New York Tribune
Moses
Aaron
Myr Garfield
Yeas
Potter Committee
Potter Investigation Committee
St. Martin
Shellabarger
Western Union
Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Congressional Committee
Morton
Senator Blaine
Robbins
Ways and Means Committee
D. S
Hawaiian Islands
House Commerce Committee
Edward Ryan
Cunard Jine
J. Stuart McCorry
Col. Stevenson
Riggs House
Boston Post Office
Esty
Gotham Gleanings
Justice Hunt
Foreign News
NEW Dominion
Raleeigh
N.C
George Z. B. Vance
R. P. Buxton
Little Roo K
J.D. Walker
R. W. Johnson
M. L. Bell
E. Baxter
N. Y
Mr Conkling
Dorsheimer
Peter Cooper
Tallahassee
Conover
California
San Francisco
Alpha
Hale & Norcross
Alta
Julia Consolidated
Belcher
Justice
Best & Belcher
Ophir
Caledonia
Raymond & Ely
Eureka
Savage
Exchequer
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union Consolidated
NEW England News
Lawrence Gas Company
Pittsfield
Rebecca Lehman
Stockbridge
Jeremiah Buck
Sherburne
J. H. Berdell
George W. Fuller
John F. Arnold
Dailey
J. P. Spellman
NEW York Democrats
Eagle
Kensington
Hahn & Rand
Chase, Mich
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia
Asa Packer
Maine Economists
Avagusta
Civil Service Committee
Goveftiol
Reform School
Thomas F. Gallagher
A. P. Rudolphe
John R. Heiser
Maurice Daly
Daly
Heiser
William Sexton
Slosson
Liverpool
City of New York
Erin Spat
Suevia
Amburg
Havara
City of Washington
Browhead
British Empire
Aberfeldy
Bona
Havana
City of Merida
Vera Cruz
Bull
Alexander Frothingham & Co
Wall Street
W. A. Batchelor
Iaiaian
Lise
Bond St
Macullat
Williams & Parker
Washington Street
Paine
Canal and Friend Streets
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
John McCcullough
Rolla
Pizarro
Peru
Augmented Dramatic Company
Getz
Brutus
Virginius
Richard Lik
Boston Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order
ELKS
Frederick O. Pringe
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Boston Museum
Mr R. M. Fretp
Lawberge Barrett
Boston Museum Company
Richelieu
Marbie Heart
Richard Ell
Howard Atheneum
Tony Pastor
Massachusetts Poultry Association
Mie
Horticultural Hall
SIECE
Columbus Ave
Ferdinand St
Carnival OF Authors
Boston Music Hall
Old South Church
Music Hall
Gaiety Theatre
Mel
Geo
Hawthorne Rooms
Park Street
R. R. Raymond
Doll & Richards
Manup’s
Cornhill, Krastings, F.C. &Co
Cornhill, Walker,a. A. & CO
Washington St
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Tremont
Colman, Moses & Sow
Portland St
DAY
State Street
Hawes & Henshaw
State St
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Barris
Harris, Cyrus JL. & CO
Central Whf
Henry & Hatch
Summer Street
Holbrook
School St. Winnett, J. & CO
Trevont Street
Boots and Shoes
Batcheller, E.& A. H. & CO
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
Foyd, J. & CO
Bufeum
D. C
Pearl Street
Curtisn & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hayden, Gavardenier & CO
Pearl St Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer
Attwood
T & CO
Merchants
BANGS
FENNO
Congress Square
Foote & French
Congress Street
Loud, T.3.& Bro
Parker & Stack Pole
Devonshire
Stone & Downer
Jarvis Furnace CO
Carpetinos
Dorson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
Wash
St. Lovejoy & CO
Pray
Ino
WM. Bond & Son
Water St
Huckins
J. HH. W
Waterford St
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Central Street
Macomber, Bigelow & P
Oliver
Ballard, Vincent
Temple Place
Chaffin, J. C. & CO
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Nichols, W. F. & CO
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
Lyon, George
West Street
Whitcomb
H. P
Organs
FSTEY
Hunt Bros
Wash, St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont St
Chichering & Sons
Henry F. Miller
Hallett & Cumston
Wash. St
Hazelton
St. Hallet, Davis & CO
Washington, Real Estate & Mortcaces
Barnes & Appleton
Seth F
Old State House
Barnes & Carter
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Chandler
Devonshire Street
Eldridge
JAS. T. & CO
Farnsworth, ©. S
Water Street
French, J. & Son
HYDE
JAS. F. C
Court Square
Jeffries, John & Sons
Dev
Jackson, Jas
Hingsley, Gardner P
Lincoln, WM. & Son
Devonshire &, Porter
Alex. S
Thayer
Edward F
Equitable B’g. Willis
Winnett, J. & CO
Wade, J. M
SAFES
Damon, Geo. L
Sudbury Street
American Steam Safe Works
Morse, E. R. & CO
NEW Publications
Grerce F. Hoar
Richard Tayrtor
D. H. Chamberlain
Empire of
T. Suerman
Rev
Wu. Maylor
D.D
Z. F. Crane
D. Appleton & Co., Publishers
Broadway
Jazz
Browk
Cambridge Tribune
Harvard
Jom ValBois
All Newsdealers
Jaz
Cushing's Manual
Thompson, Brown & CO
Wsot Jas
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Education
Committee On
Lyman Clare
Charles E. Guild
H. A. Johnson
European Salicylic Medicine CO
Leipzig
America
Medical Academy of Paris
Washburne & Importers’ Depot
Cin’ St
Weeks & Potter
Deists
Mwf&wyly Gen’s
City OF
Office OF the Board OF Health
Ston, Jan
Board of Health
Peeb Davis
Board of Realty