That Bond Sale And State House Political Moves
A bustling session at the State House sees discussion of the New York and New England Railroad second mortgage bonds and a wide range of measures. Senator Joyner and Senator Norris move on calendar items while committee actions address election laws reforms, payrolls, and a proposed attorney general aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyner
State House
Senate
The
New York and New England Railroad Company
Norris
Committee On Election Laws
Worcester and Nastina
Boston and Mai
Lowell Railroad
Peck
Taunton
Senator Reed
Mansfield
Reed
Marden
Lowall
House
aboOn
Dunbar
O’ Grien
Committee On the Judiciary
Naphen
Committee On Education
Board of Education
Greason
Butier
Lilley
Scott
General Court
Four Bills and a Suffrage Hearing Roil Massachusetts Senate
Four bills introduced by senators including Naphen with petitions from Josiah Quincy and 516 others on Lord's Day observance. Committees report on education child labor and taxation, and hearings on woman suffrage renew. The Gold Guard opens anew as the woman suffrage fight resumes with Garrison and Stone among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naphen
Senate
Josiah Quincy
Housatonic Railroad Company
Maasschusetts
Boston
School Committee of
Tse
EK. N. Hill
Haverhill
H. B. Blackwell
Lucy Stone
Trask Hill
Ada Co. Bowles
Huarrette R. Shattuck
H. H. Robinson
Maryana
New Court Wantee for Boston Legislation for City Councils
A petition from Boston leaders requests a new Suffolk County court with criminal and civil duties including appeals from Municipal courts for cases under $600. Signed by multiple citizens, it cites delays in trials and echoes Law and Order League themes. Other petitions seek bridge relief, electric heat, weather forecasts, repayment of wartime money, and fisheries protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Boston
Causer
Suffolk County
Aks
Shell
Charles J. Noyes
Louis Girardin
Peter
Cottage City Gas Company
Cottage City
W. M. Davis
United States Signal Service
J. O. Winchester
Ashland
Springfie
Chicopee
Enfield
Davis
Gloucester
William A. Port
Suffolk
Pembroke
Fitzgerald
Parchman
Whitmore
Fitzzerall
Committee On
Sire
Civil Service Commissioners
Remnants of Flooded City Streets and Weather Tales
Remark on Schoot Street and Other Evils recounts a soggy day with standing water on Milk Street before the Post Office, noting public recollection and a menagerie of weather anecdotes. The piece weaves humor with street scenes across Tremont, Beacon, and School streets, detailing flood effects, crossing hazards, and the city’s response as workers battle slush and rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Street
Srk
Astheo. i
A. Jackson
Doy
Mr. O. i
Charles Dikens
Tige
Martin Chuzzle
Wil
Piere
School Street
Tremont
Beacon
Washington Street
Charlie
Station 2
Tremont Street
Sven
Growlers
Democratic Club of Sixth District Holds Annual Meeting
The Democratic Club of the sixth district met at Parker House for its annual meeting and dinner last evening. George R Brine presided at the business session, amendments to the constitution were adopted, and a treasurer’s balance of $19 was reported. Officers named include President George R Brine, vice presidents W S Otis and Horace Munroe, treasurer W B Crowdrey, secretary C G Plankel, and executive committee members Jamielllis of Charlestown, W G Weeks of Medford, Knowles Freeman of Chelsea, Rosnossky of Charlestown, and P J Riley of Maiden. About thirty members attended the banquet afterward. the exercises were informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Sixth Congressional District
Parker House
George R. Brine
P. J. Riley
George R
Brine
W .S. Otis
Horace Munroe
Crowdrey
C. G. Planke
Joan J, mieUailis
Charlestown
W. G. Weeks
Medford
Knowles Freeman
Chelsea
Rosnossky
Maiden
Fresident Brine
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Report by Winsor Far Co
The report from Winsor W. Far & Co at 7 State Street Boston lists January 28 sales across diverse listings. It cites S. American Bmlc Mig with 60 units, Cresectis ilcacsewassahiseustesasas 200, and various items including GUE 3160, Catalya, San cheeee, and Standard Water Motels with 200. Berths 370, 100 BOWMED 10, People's elephone 50, AMI 60, Eureka Qoons 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsor W. Far & Co
State Street
Boston
Bmlc
Mig
Cresectis
Ilcacsewassahiseustesasas
QUO Catalya
Acecces
Ccescseon
New York Financial Quiet After Bullish Read on Rail Stocks
The New York market closed dull yet steady with money on call at 1 to 2 percent. Rail stocks led gains with New York and New England and Nickel Plate rising, while coal shares strengthened on insider buying and prospects of favorable news. The Vanderbilt group held firm as Jersey Central and Lake Shore activity suggested a broader rally, though some bonds and Pacific issues moved differently.
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Boston
New York
Marais
Sterling Exchange
New England
Messrs. Watrous
Bishop
New Haven
Hartford
Central
New Jersey
Baltimore and Ohio
Kid von Kull
Leckowanna
Canada Southern Firsts
W. L. Lawson & Co
Lake Shore
Lake Shore Company
West Shore
Treasury
Lackawanna Company
Woerishoffer
Mahiattan
Jersey Central
Congress
Jersey
St. Paul Kansas City
Rock Island
Kansas City
Vo-Day
Market Report Echoes Weak Trade and Decline Edge
Markets show weakness with wheat heavy on large realizing. Kean reportedly sold over 4,000,000 bushels while Hutchinson brokers bought heavily. Output at Minneapolis mills last week reached 96,048 against 97,000 prior year. corn steady, York dull. Futures: Wheat 39, corn 190, oats 10. Curb 863g 564g0, calls 574c, pats 8593 8834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kean
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
York
Cargoes Listed For Steamer Voyage in Mixed Goods
A ledger of cargoes shows Steamer Yellow corn with 32 cars, Steamer mixed corn at 123 cars, No 2 white oats with 12 cars, No 3 white oats 15 cars, no grade oats 1 car, rejected white oats 44 cars, rejected mixed oats 3 cars, No 2 rye 1 car, barley 2 cars, peas 49 cars, screenings 1 car, and totals by commodity.
Flour and Grain Markets See Varied Tone and Prices
The report details mixed flour and grain activity across cities. Milwaukee and Chicago show firmer tones in wheat and corn, with steady to higher bids. New York notes dull sales, while St Louis and Detroit stall on prices. Meats, butter, cheese, eggs, and provisions move with steady to softer tones, and livestock demand remains varied across major hubs. Market receipts and shipments are listed alongside spot prices and futures hints, reflecting a broad, uneven market picture.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Siliga
Detroit
St Louis
Bush
Toledo
Wasier
Chicago
Minneapolis
White State
St.Louis
Brarley
Canada
Louis
York
Oles
Liverpool
Souther
al O
Neatby
Cape
Aroostook County
Vermont
Nova Sotia
New Brunswick
Southern
Western
City
Continent
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Cicinisti
Seréo Ea
Fiat
St. Andrews
S&c
Worcester County
Florida
Manila
Cotton Markets Report January 23 New York market firm
Cotton prices offered with unchanged firm tone across cities. Notable figures include New Orleans exports to Britain and the Continent, Galveston shipments, and Memphis stock levels. overall market activity shows steady to dull tone with various ports reporting net receipts, exports, and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Continent
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Coastwise
Mid
Charlestes
E. Willington
C. Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
France
Cincinnati
C. St. Louis
Saies
United Statés
Market Quotations and Opened Steady Trade Report
The market opened steady with mixed bid and asked quotes for February through December and contracts for March and August. After opening firm prices, another set of quotations shows February to August levels with slight variances. The report notes 500 bales recast in the inventory and lists multiple month prices across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Ostsisue Ccctcccetess
TOLC
Eecc Ec
Bii
Ced
Tamiaty
Ssccee -Sels OP
Cdeaae
Ccseves
Sosinenessesshiao
Wasie Shor
Shipping Watch: Massive inbound cargoes at Liverpool and London
Reads like a bustling port ledger with Windsor Packet and Samaria steamers unloading vast consignments. The lists name numerous firms, goods, and quantities including caustic soda, glass, machinery, pig iron, leather, oils, spices, oranges, and cottons. Names like Windsor Packet Co, Morey & Co, Baring Bros, Jordan Marsh, and Brown & Durrett appear amid hundreds of cargo entries. The document catalogs harbor activity at Canning Nova Scotia and Liverpool England with dozens of firms and hundreds of packed items scheduled for discharge or transit.
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Dennison Maft
Frost &Adam
Elass Hills
Tuimi & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Stocdard, Loveing & cCo
BG Moors & Co
Leigh & Co
Bts Steel
Sheldon &@ co
Washburn & Moon
Creswell & Go
Liverpool
Kag
Samaria
Deepitch Tranaportation Co
Bues
Schlegel & Follier
Cass
Jupeson & Co
Machinery
Stedman & Euler Mavus Co
T Sharp
Steds Faibet, Wimalth & Co
Woolens Kendall, Barows & Co
Idod J
Tracford, Thomas & Co
Rithols & Farnsworth
Brandy Devereux & Meserve
Raymond
fKox
Bird & Co
Tueybright & Capu
Abraham French & Co
Upham & Co
Law
sSchmid & Co
Simons
Cumner, Jones & Co
Ives, Bellamy & Co
Stowell & Co
Farley, Harvey & Co
Tully & Co
March & Co
Stone & Downer
White & Co
Joreau
Mats & Co
Murray
Wood Black Higgins, Lis 73 & Co
Hart & Young
J M Chanut
Seth M Wise
Jackson, Maneli & Daneli
Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Hollander & Co
Basie & Co
Gaskell
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Wuveliers Macailar, Paker & Co T
Boston Athereum
Stoddard, Lovenng & Co
Wilerja’ Co
Dodo Baring Bro & Co
AS & J Brown & Co
Luly & Co
Soda Ash FM & King & Co
Cares Orarges
Haring
Neve
Crockford
Eirth
Il Piece & Retertson
Kurr & Co
Jace Coleman, Mean & Co
Mechinery Kirby & Gray
Menderson
Stieson
Huntivy & Co
Uusl Wiliams
Receipts of Stapice Products and Railroads
Numerous consignments listed by Stapice Products and several railroads show wide quantities of cotton wool corn oats beans butter lard pork beef tallow and hides. Entries cover Boston and Albany Maine Western and other lines with figures for bales bags boxes and sacks across months and varying destinations and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Nacou
Giaed Junction Railroad
Visicous
Tieces Lord
Oia Comay Railroad
Newe York & Ew Rosiaccuetre
Tenpung
Boston
Mane Mauroad
Western Mvssion
Bosteh and Maine Railroad
Westeern Division
Lowe
Baes
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at This Port Today
A table shows current total receipts of principal staples from all shipments at this port, compared with the same day last year. Figures cover molasses, butter, flour, beans, apples, potatoes, straw, leather, lard, pork, hides, skins, and sugar among others, with year over year totals and by item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T&r
Actics
Dales
Bolfont
Foreign Exports. Kismet Sails with Fresh Fish Cargo
The Mart St Pierre reports the schooner Kismet in ballast with 844 barrels and 15 pails of mackerel and 126 barrels, 8 half barrels of herring, 0 of lew t ce percent, 2 barrels of salmon and 5 barrels of trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Pierre, Mart
Fragmented 19th century cargo list from ports Cayenne and Liverpool
Shipping ledger entries describe schooners Frank M Noyes Rival and Norseman with assorted cargoes including codfish haddock herring beef butter canned goods and vegetables at Cayenne and Liverpool. Notable items include bbls of oil sinew of lard apples vegetables pails boxes drums and cases with quantities in hundreds or thousands across multiple consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayenne
Frank M Noyes
Abela
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Foreign markets overview from London and Liverpool reports
Beerbohm cites cargo wheat afloat and prompt wheat demand, corn steady or firm, California wheat nearly due at 348 Ga. Liverpool spot wheat quiet yet steady, corn in moderate demand. Prices listed for wheat, corn, provisions, and futures. cotton market steady. Havana notes Spanish gold and sugar quiet with real prices for centrifugal bags.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Hull
California
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Orleans
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Railroad timetable changes and line updates across several divisions
The Boston and Lowell railroad schedules will shift on Monday February 8 to fix local congestion. Waltham gains an early morning train to reach Boston by 6:50 a.m. and time indicators will be installed at Causeway Street. Springfield and New London reports varied expenditures, dividends, and road improvements, while other notices note Morgan-Drexel influence claims, Norfolk and Western earnings decline due to snow, and an Oregon line snow slide with 600 workers clearing tracks.
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Southern Division
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Waltham
Massachusetts
Boston
Causeway Street
Boston and
Alabany
Philadelphia
Morgan- Drexel
Pennsylvania Company
Thealtimore
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilmington
Baltimore
New York
Norfolk and Western
East Tennessee
Memphis
Charleston
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Daller
Oregon
Custom House
Mass
State Street
Cutom House
L. Saltonstall
S. BR. Knights & Co
Washington Street
Samuel C. Cobb
Nath’l J. Bradlee
Newton Talbos
Court Record: Annie E. Stillings v Eastern Railroad Co
In United States Circuit Court on January 28 Judge Carpenter presiding, Annie E. Stillings sues Eastern Railroad Co for injuries from being thrown from a car at Saugus by a sudden start. Verdict for plaintiff $9500. Lincoln, S. B. Alien, TL. Severe for plaintiff. Lincoln for defendant. No other cases ready. juries excused until February 15.
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Annie E. Stillings
Eastern Railroad Company
Fort
Saugus
S. B
Lincoln
Supreme Judicial Court Docket No 3&3 National Union Bank
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth sits January 25 with Judges Morrow Field DeVens W and C Allen. National Union Bank sues Charles W Copeland et al with Myers and Warner for plaintiff and H G Nichols for defendants. Criminal case docket to be taken up today January 29.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morrow, Field
Superior Court decisions and verdicts amid 1880s Boston sessions
In sessions before Judges Blodgett Thompson Mason and others, juries returned verdicts in multiple cases. Abner B. Shaw won $9,271 for personal injuries on a Cambridge Horse Railrose line car. Henry Farnum won $2,110 for apple quality. George H. Patterson pursued a mechanic lien case. Mary A. Maguire’s matter sent to jury. Walter Shaw against Edward Co. Lampson et al settled for $165. Marcard Joyce sued City of Boston for injury on Jan 26, 1883. Hugh McElroy vs Boston Gas Light Company, and multiple tort cases including alleged assault and malicious prosecution against police officers with disputed conduct and witness arguments.
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Abner B. Shaw
Cambridge Horse Railrose Company
Ss. J. Eber
T. W. Proctor
P. Cummings
W. H. Martin
Henry Farnum
Parson Cornell
W.H. H. Emmons
N. B. Bryant
George H. Patterson
Edward H. Whitcomb
Dorchester
C. F. Kittredge
J. P. Farley, Jr
Mary A. Maguire
City of Boston
Walter FE
Shaw
Edward Co
Lampson Etual
KE. S. Howard
J. C. Cotter
EK. Barry
O. B. Mowry
Marcard Joyce
Mason
Hugh McElroy
Boston Gas Light
Thomas McHugh
Nathan A
Simonds
Timothy J
Malone
Same
Municipal Criminal Court
HH. ER. Swasey
R. W. Nason
Margaret Coughlin v Town of Woburn case at judge Rockwell
This tort action seeks damages for injuries on Main Street during a bus ride. The defense is a general denial. Jury deliberation is finished. Attorneys: J W Johnon for plaintiff. W B Gale and J G Maguire for the town.
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Margaret Coughlin
Woburn
J. W. Johnon
W. B. Gale
J. G. Maguire
Bankrupts and insolvencies reach Suffolk County Court
First creditor meetings held in Suffolk Insolvency Court before Judge McKim. Debts proved and assignees named for Hartshorn grocer and Curry oil dealer. hearings adjourned for composition. Several others in Boston, Providence, and Connecticut listed as insolvent or attached, with assets and liabilities noted.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Joseph A. Hartshorn
Chestnut Street
Albert L. Murray
Charles W. Curry
India Street
Henry W. Folsom
Joseph
Hartshorn
Fob
Joseph W. Howard
Albany
Swett Streets
Boston
Cheries H. W. Pope
Lincoln Street
Charlestown
Sherburne & Stmpson
Washington Street
Soo
Uone
Deaier
Putnam
H. P. Hubbard
New Haven
Conn
Liabilities and Creditors Details in Suffolk County
Liabilities total 104 448 with 2080 creditors. Good assets 20 709 doubtful assets 21 088. Creditors will realize about 25 cents on the dollar. Suffolk County real estate attachments. James Cole assignee estate of James B. Baker versus Alexis Torrey 5000 action of contract. Slattery Hardy Co versus C H Bacall 500 action of contract. Dennis P. Lorden versus William O Nash 800. Ri Huguley versus Mrs Mary Lisbon 200. Thomas Hood versus Charles A Lewander 3000. Thomas B Waite versus William H Smith 100.
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Suffolk County
James Cole
James B. Baker
Alexis Torrey
Slattery
Seasonal Suggestions on Winter Care for Farm Animals
The American Humane Association urges humane winter care for fowls horses and cattle. Do not let fowls roost in trees as branch sway can prevent rest and cause frostbite. Do not clip horses in winter or shear cattle. Provide simple shelter using boards rails or poles to shield animals from wind and snow. Proper care boosts comfort and profit for owners.
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Armerican Humane Association
Flounder Club Elects Officers At Dinner
A complimentary dinner for Flounder Club members was hosted by Hon. John E. Lynch at the Quincy House last evening. Officers elected for the coming year include President Charles F. Velasco and Vice-President Charles S. Darrell, with John E. Lypwin as secretary and treasurer and other officers named. Lynch received a picture and gold headed cane as a token from the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flounder Club
John E. Lynch
Quincy House
Charles F. Velasco
Charles S. Darrell
John E. Lypwin
John Stalker
Lowell T. Field
Frank B. Gurney
Joseph B. McCabe
Theatre listings for Taun San El Globe and nearby venues
The Evening edition lists Lawrence Barrett in The King's Pleasure and The Wonder at Taun San El Globe, The Ratcatcher at HBOSIUN PTHKAVEK, Alfa Norman English Opera Company in Bohemian Girl at Bijou Theatre, The Mikado at Holcis Street Theatre, Siberia at Howard Athenaeum, Edwin Booth in Julius Caesar at MUSEUM, Effie Elisier in Woman against Woman at Pare Theatre, and reads from the World's Museum Aquarium and Gettysburg Battle at Tremont Street venues all open from 10 A M to late evening.
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Globe Theatre
Lawrence Barrett
Hbosiun Pthkavek
Bijou Theatke
Alfa Norman English Opera Company
Holcis Street
Eveaping
Howard Athenaum
Siberia
Cece Museum
Edwin Booth
Julius Cusar
Marriages of Martino Putnam and Ramsdell Thompson
In this city on January 27 a ceremony linked Martino of Brooklyn and Fannie S Putnam of Salem Massachusetts with officiant Rey Dr AA Miner. In a second ceremony January 26 Eugene Ramsdell and Sarah Thompson were joined in marriage by N A Apollonio, J P.
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Martino
Putnam
Rey
AA Miner
F C
Brooklyn
Fannie S. Putnsin
Salem
Mass
Ramsdell
N A Apollonio
J P
Eugene Ramsdell
Sarah Thompson
Brooks Healy Lauriat Sheppard Death Notices
In this city on January 26 William Penn Beal Brooks aged 75 years 11 months 21 days. In this city on January 25 William Healy aged 33 years. In this city on January 28 Mra Martha Foster Latviat seed 72 years. In this city on January 26 Marys J wife of John Atheppard aged 31 years.
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Brooks
William Penn Beal Brooks
Healy
William Healy
Lauriat
Mra
Martha Foster Latviat
Sheppard
Marys J
John Atheppard
Amory property sale listing by LEVNARD & CO
Bromfield Street real estate and personal property sale notice listing several firms including Amoskeag Mfg Co York Manufacturing Co and Lowell Mfg Co along the Passumpsic and Connecticut rivers and the Amory area by LEVNARD & CO real estate and personal property brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asghares Connecticut and Passunpsic River
Amory Bifz Co
Amoskeag Mfg Co
York ‘Manufacturing Co
Lowell Mfg Co
Lyman Malls
Hassell Mfg Co
LEVNARD @& CO
Real Ekatate
Bromfield Street
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Wilmerbing
Hoguet & Cla
White St
Townsend & Montant
St Leonard Street
Sahufl Bunting’s Sons & Cob
Market St
Lippincott, Son & OG
Dooland Shoe
RY Kk. L. Day & CO
Ricerchants’ Exchange
Hoom Ss
Bosicz Stock Exchange
Eliot Insurance Go
Lowe Cattle Co
Yale & Town Mfg Co
Stamford
Firemen’s Insurance Co
St Joseph
St Paul
South Boeton Ihi R
Nhh
Lockwoon
Waterville
Winsisimmet Co
Freeman’s National Bank
Salmon Falls Mfg Co
Manus Fire & Marine
North Chicago
Missouris
Payardsimns Co
Hamilton Co
City of Cinc
Sandusky & Cleveland
Pullman Palace Car Co
Aino
Mfc Co
National Hide and Leather Bank
Abimeton Nat Bank
Abington
Mags
Putnam Nativo
Androscoggin Mills
Francis Hesshiw & Co
Merchants’ Exchange Truriding
Old Boston National Bank
National Union Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Bouston Co-operative Building Co
Elosres First National Bank
Nationaxchange Bank
West Chicago Park
Lay
American Electric Mig Mfg Co
Best N Co-operative Building Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Worcester National Bank
First National Bans
Westboro
Beston Gas Licht Co
lLawtrence Millo
Portsmouth
Isreat Falls & Conway
BR Co
Charies River Ry Co
Stoco
Wawbridge
Quincy
Warsaw
St Yvoe
Council Bluffs
American Screw Co
Lyman Mills
Fine Arts
Holland
England
Europe
Josef Israels
Drakine
Nicol
J. M. W. Turner
B. A
Stanfield
R. A
Copley Fielding
David Fox
Mesdag
de Penne
M. Ten Kate
John Faed
George Lance Brissot
B. C. Kock
Sir John Gilbert
K. A
Louis Haghe
Harpignies
Stothard
B-A
William Hunt
Hocrace Vernet
George Boughton
S BR. Hnigsts & CO
Washington
N. and
H. F. Kenney
Win
Branty
Coxpac
B. R. Morse
Ratate No. B
Foster Corner
Charter Street
North End
S.k.knights & Co
Rgton
State
Kilby Street
Lime Street
South End
Sture
Fis Flor
Gale