Sale of People lines stock nets about eight thousand dollars
The stock sale netted roughly 8000 with all items sold except the coaches. Barges fetched 300 each, horses averaged near 100, and harnesses around 16. Electric lights from B street to City Point failed 9:20 PM Wednesday and remained dark past midnight. Tuesday lights went out at midnight for half an hour. Florists and gardeners discuss forming a benevolent association modeled on London's Gardeners Royal. Harbor and land commissioners held a weekly meeting with petitions for wharf extensions, a Winthrop to Crystal Cove bridge plan approved, and gravel extraction requests referred to the engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
B Street
City Point
Boston
Gardeners’ Royal Benevolent Association of London
Eng
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Equitable Building
A. W. Doda & Co
Gloucester
Nathan Tufts & Co
Tufts
Charlestown
New Harbor
Flu
Hull
Winthrop
Crystal Cove
Shirley Street
Yachting Championship Regatta Decisive in Quincy Race
The second race of the Quincy Yacht Club championship regatta was held off Mears's hotel Quincy Great Hill on Thursday. Gale force SW winds forced yachts under double reefs. Niobe won the second class and Dandelion the third class for the championship with Thisbe and Flora Lee taking cash prizes. Two classes sailed 7 1/7 miles and 6 miles respectively. Boston Yacht Club discussed future championship cups and entry rules. Tarolinta, a schooner yacht, sold at Battery Wharf for 2800 dollars, built in 1870 and rebuilt in 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Yacht Club
Mears
Quincy Great Hill
N. B. Fernald
G. W. Morton
George Steward
George A. Ordway
Joseph Veader
Water Lily
Niobe
Dandelion
Thisbe
Flora Lee
Namie
Owker
H.m
C. F. Adams
G. H. Lincoln
Nimble Turtle
P. B. Turner
Boston Yacht Club
Washington E. Connor
New York
Commodore Pffatt
Battery Wharf
Hatch
John Cummings
Tarolinta
J. W. Voris
Nyack
Boston
William Bliss
Eastern Yacht Club
Sea Serpent Club Fourth Annual Picnic at Marblehead Beach
The Sea Serpent club held its fourth annual picnic at Russell's beach Marblehead on Thursday with members from Marblehead Beverly Salem and Boston. The day featured boating fishing and baseball followed by a fish dinner at George W Brown's home. Perfect weather and a charming reception capped the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sea Serpent Club
Russell’s Beach
Marblehead
Messrs
George W. Brown
Samuel A. Sparhawk
Robert C. Bridge
W. ‘Dp
TY. Trefry
Samuel Roads, Jr
Charles F. Prichard
William H. Shepard
John B. Ingalls
Isaac Atkins
William R. Proctor
Frank Ss. Felton
Joseph Kittredge
J. E. Brown
Beverly
C. F. W. Archer
Salem
G. B. Goodwin
William Seymour
C. W. Thomas
C. H. Hoyt
Boston
Excursions Planned By Local Religious Groups
Members of the Christian union and lady friends will take an excursion by barge to the Blue hills Milton Saturday afternoon. The first grand excursion and picnic of the St Augustine's lyceum will be held at felville garden Downer landing Monday July 1. The spinial picnic of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will take place at Highlana lake Thursday July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Union and Lady Friends
Blue Hills
Milton
St. Augustine’s Lyceum
Felville Garden
Downer Landing
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Highlana Lake
Weather Reading for New England States Indicates Light Rain
Indications show light rains across New England states with cloudy skies and southwest winds. Winds shift to variable, temperatures fall slightly then rise with a falling followed by rising barometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Weather Bulletin Highlights Mild Southern Winds Across Regions
Special Weather Bulletin reports light rains east of the Mississippi with warm south to west winds across the Southern Middle and New England States. Cooler northerly winds in the upper lake region, slightly cooler and partly cloudy today for the lake region, then warmer fair weather tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Middle
New England
Lower Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
Missouri
Town
Middle States
Lake
Boston Museum Grand Duchess Comic Opera Evening
The program lists evening performances at the Boston Museum featuring The Grand Duchess by Comic Opera. Also on the bill BISOU The Mascot and Oak land Garden Rice's Comic Opera Co. with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Beacon Park showcases Buffalo Bill's Wild West in afternoon and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
Bisou
Oakland Garden
Rice’s
Comic Opera Co
Beacon Park
Buffalo Bill
Local Auctions and Sales in Several Cities Listed
This Day notices list various consignments and sales including Carpetings Oil Cloths and Mattings in Philadelphia Samue Bantis Sons & Co. nos sim oots and Shoes in New York and AS Richards & Co. 10 A M Teaming Business Lewis J Bira & Co. Saturday July 14 11 30 A M Stocks AL Day & Co 12 M Stocks Francis Henshaw & Co 11 A M Stoecks Whitney Howe Sibley Summac H Harris & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadehia
Samue Bantis Sons & Co
New York
Richards & Co
Lewis J Bira & Co
AL Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
M—Stoecks, Whitney, Howe & Sibley
M—Summac
H Harris & Co
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco
The 6 percent closing prices today show Creteenvenees and Best and Belcher at 4 14, BOGS COD at 0, Bulwer at 0, Crown Point at 0, Silver King Gould & Curry at 0 250, Uteh Grand Prize at 0, Hale & Norcross at 6 44 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Creteenvenees
Mexicat
Best and Belcher
Bulwer
Peeeseresse
Crown Point
Silver King
Gould & Curry
Uteh
Hale & Norcross
Legislature debates arrest warrant over almshouse records
The Massachusetts Senate and House debated authorizing arrest of Thomas J. Marsh Jr for contempt in refusing to produce books tied to the Tewksbury almshouse disclosures. Members argued private ownership versus public access, with Marsh not summoned or sworn. The motion failed 41 to 77, blocking issuance of the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Marsh
Tewksbury Almshouse
Joyner
Great Barrington
Howes
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Mellen
Worcester
Harvard
Morse
Sharon
Gray
Weston
Newton
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Reade
Boston
Lincoln
Somerville
Smith
Andover
Murphy
House
Howland
Plymouth
Chamberlain
Bowker
Cogswell
Salem
Committee
Black
Baker
Beverly
Stow
Fall River
Mr. Joyner
Boardman
Yeas
Messrs. Aldrich, Baker
Brigham, Butler
T. C
Cheever
Clark
Peabody
Costello
Courtney
Cowdrey
Craig
Cushing
Dolan
Lawrence
Donahoe
Entwistle
Foley
Gaffney
Gloucester
Hunt
Kelley
Kilduff
Littefield
Maguire
McDonald
McGaragie
Moriarty
Peck
Rancall
Reade
Reed
Sexton
Shaw
Stetson
Danvers
Webster
Welch
Wells
Wilkinson
Nays
Messrs
Ball
Bancroft
Barker
Quincy
Batchelder
Browne
Burr
Bush
Butler
E. P
Butterfield
Campbell
Candage
Chappelle
Northampton
Cluff
Methuen
Davenport
Davis
Denham
Dwinell
Eames
Eastman
Foster
Medford
Deerfield
Glines
Gove
Goodman
Higginbottom
Hildreth
Hill
Rockland
Hubbard
Jacobs
Jefts
Kellogg
Kimball
Chelsea
Boxford
Lacke
Leonard
Somerset
Linnell
Lord Miller
Coirain
Nourse
Parker
Kynn
Ashburnham
Pilsbury
Rice
Robinson
Larent
Saville
Sayward
Shaylor
Small
Everett
Leominster
Snow
Sprague
Starbird
Stebbins
Steere
Hianson
Lakeville
Stockbridge
Sweetser
Switzer
Towne
Warfield
Whitin
Whiting
Williams
Foxborough
Gilmartin
Tyler
Aiken
Gimlich
Bird
Holbrook
Pedrick
Bates
Jackson
Martin
Fennessey
Manning
Sulliven
Mackintosh
Coombs
Lynn
Bugbee
Belmont
Chester
Nason
Stoneham
Winchendon
Harrub
Varnum
Walker
Cobb
Copeland
Ernst Learnard
Representatives Hall
Tewksbury
Obituary Notes on John J. Ryan and Rev Archibald Boyd
Obituary items report John J. Ryan of Paris corre dying in July age 60. Judge H A Morrill of Waterbury died July 2 noting his roles as probate judge in Litchfield County city judge Waterbury and education official in South Carolina. Very Rev Archibald Boyd dean of Exeter died July 11 born 1803 Lonndonderry educated at Trinity College and Dublin honored with D D from Trinity College and served as dean of Exeter with a noted 40-year religious writing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ryan
Paris Corre New York Herald
H.A. Morrill
Waterbury
Conn
Jude
Litchfield County
South Carolina
Moses and Chamberlain
Wesleyan University
Archibald Boyd
Exeter
Lon. Gonderry
Trinity College
Gloucester
Cheltenham
Paddington
Dublin
D. D.spondent
Marines raise fund to pay debt of Banker Hill Church
Marines at barracks collected about $100 to cover the debt of Banker Hill Catholic Church. Private Blum, transferred from Jamestown, was discharged today after his enlistment expired. E A Quinn and J H Hickley face three days suspensions for leaving the hose carriage early. G C Reagan to be suspended the same. Marines received June pay from Paymaster Green Clay Goodlow and are suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker Hill Catholic Church
Blum
United States
Jamestown
U Sea
E. A. Quinn
J. H. Hickley
Reagan
Aymaster Green Clay Goodlow
Anxieties Over Missing Reed & Bliss Partner in Boston
The New Bedford Standard notes anxiety over Fred P. Bliss of Reed & Bliss shoe makers missing after a trip to Boston and Chelsea on the 4th and 5th. A body recovered at West Boston bridge is identified as Michael Casey of Arlington place, Charles Town. In Chelsea, John Robbins's Dale street home was burgled with two sealskin sacks and silverware stolen, value about $500. A young thief was found with a gold watch among about 50 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford Standard
Fred P. Bliss
Reed & Bliss
Boston
Chelsea
West Boston Bridge
Michael Casey
Arlington Place
Tremont Street
Charlestown
John Robbins
Dale Street
Thelves
Notable visitors and residents listed in Boston telegraphic notes
A stream of personal items from Boston mentions Albert Otiset visiting Belfast Maine Archibald Forbes earning 5000 a year from the London News Governor Robie lodging at Old Orchard Chief Justice Appleton attending Bowdoin commencement class of 1834 engineering officer Joseph Trilley and Mrs Trilley planning two months travel near Newcastle Jam pal church and Hotel Wentworth M Gray of Boston visiting St John New Brunswick Mrs Resing and Benjamin at Concord F Butler injured by brickmason note about Chas B Pratt Worcester to fund two scholarships Rev James Freeman Clarke to preach at Channing Memorial with soprano Sarah Fisher General Sheridan’s mother still living in Perry Ohio Charles A Dana travels by train only at Seawanbaka disaster update Temple House residents listed nearby Boston note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Otiset
Boston
Belfast
Archibald Forbes
London News
Gov. Robie
Maine
Old Orchard
Justice Appleton
Bowdoin College
Joseph Trilley
Navy
Trilley
Newcastle
Resing
Benjamin
Concord
F. Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
Chas. B. Pratt
Worcester
State Agricultural College
James Freeman Clarke
Channing Memorial Church
Newport
Sarah (. Fisher
Cambridge
General Sheridan
Perry
Somerset County
Philadelphia Press
Ohio
Dana
Seawanbaka
Glen Cove
Sun
Temple House
Cottage City
Rs. S. Egann
S. M. Egann
W. H. Daniell
May E. Daniell
George S. Daniels
Libbie Daniell
Co. L. Mayo
Jamaica Plain
B. Ww
Suburban Short Notes: Salem deliveries and local changes
Postmaster Dalton establishes an afternoon delivery at Salem Neck. W E Colley resigns as general secretary of the Y M C A in Salem to take a similar post in Bridgeport Conn. Jane F Abbot of Stoneham dies in Worcester Insane asylum after 25 years as inmate at age 56. William King’s Essex Street Beverly residence destroyed by fire. loss 25600 with small insurance. Lynn Boston Railroad proposes track along North Common Street Lynn. residents threaten remonstrance. J W Owens of Quincy commits larceny in default of 3500 bonds for grand jury. Cornelius Wren of Quincy sets fire to building. bonds 5000 for grand jury. Henry L Batchelder of Salem elected cashier of Merchants National Bank. George R Jewett resigns to manage Mrs Cabot estate. Hyde Park hearing on Timothy Buckley’s death by car at Norwood. Buckley neglected to signal danger. train crew unaware of presence. James Murray, 45, shot himself at Kendall Roberts Cambridgeport home after family trouble. slight head wound. likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Neck
Dalton
W. E. Colley
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Salem
Bridgeport
Conn
Jane F. Abbot
Stoneham
Worcester Insane Asylum
William King
Essex Street
Beverly
Lynn and Boston Railroad Company
North Common Street
Lynn
Quincy Court
J.W. Owens
Quincy
Cornelius Wren
Quincey
Henry L. Batchelder
Mercantile Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
George R. Jewett
Joseph H. Cabot
Hyde Park
Timothy Buckley
Dedham
Norwood
Buckley
James Murray
Kendall & Roberts
Cambridge
Douglass Street
Cambridgeport
Museum to Stage Olivette and Prince Methusalem in Boston
The Grand Duchess ends at the Museum as Olivette debuts next Monday with special cast and stage effects. Prince Methusalem follows in Boston with same production. Minnie Conway will sing Virginia for the Bijou and Jerry Dixey announces a farewell benefit. Seymour to Canton for a few weeks. The Mascot and Iolanthe highlight Bijou and Oakland Garden bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum
Olivette
Minnie Conway
Jarry Dixey
Otsge
Seymour
The
Marblehead
Canton
Bijou
Virginia
Oakland Garden
Rice
Iolanthe
Beacon Park
Horton Refuses Resignation in Letter to Commissioner
Mr C M Horton protests lack of reply time to charges and sends a Boston letter to Commissioner Evans on July 12. He declines resignation, saying it would imply guilt, asks for dismissal instead to avoid losing both reputation and job. He states he cannot afford that loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Horton
Commissioner Evans
Boston
C.M. Horton
Hartnet arrested for arson at Gay & Parker office
Inspector Hanscom arrested John W. Hartnet a 28 year old fireman on Thursday for setting a fire in the Gay and Parker office at 30 Kilby Street on June 22. Hartnet nicked as suspect by a cash drawer check. in court held on $10,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
John W. Hartnet
Gay & Parker
No. 30
Kilby Street
Hartnet
Fireworks Display Draws Large Crowd at Point of Pines
A large crowd gathered last evening to view the fireworks at Point of Pines. Officials expect thousands more Saturday evening for the first great ocean display of the season, staged on the water in front of the hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Mails Close at Boston for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool
Supplementary notice lists mail closses from Boston and New York for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool and Southampton on upcoming Fridays. Ships Brittannic Devonia Pavonia and Main carry letters to Scotland Germany and the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Brittannic
New York
Bossibus Neentslewawis
Livepool
Pavonia
Trans-Pacific Mails Schedule and Almanac Note
Trans Pacific Mails list steamer routes to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies via Coptic from San Francisco July 21. City of Sydney carries mails to Sandwich Fiji via Sydney New Zealand and Australia from July 23. British Columbia via Victoria from July 30. Deposit letters for Pacific steamers in Boston eight or nine days before departure. Miniature Almanac notes Friday July 13 high water and morning sun moon and day details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Pacific Mails
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
San Tancisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of Sydney
San Francisco
British Columbia
Victoria
Boston
Ship News Record: Steamers Arrived and Passed
Ships reaching Boston New York Halifax and Liverpool with arrivals from Rio Janeiro Palermo St Jago London Bristol Antwerp New York West Indies and more. Vessels Virginian Otbers Gilsland Wetherby Aspin Cornwall Gelgenland and Biela noted with routes and a July 12 pass near the Lizard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Virginian
New York
Otbers
Rio Janeiro
Gilsland
Palermo
Cienfuegos
St Jago
Halifax
Wetherby
London
Aspin
West Indies
Cornwall
Bristol
Maritime arrivals and cargoes listed in Atlantic trade notices
July 12 notices record arrivals at several U S and Canadian ports with steamer and barque vessels. Names include Virginian State of Maine DH Miller Saxon Cambridge Forest City George A Chafee Trappane Esther Victory Daisy Reed and many others with mdse, sugar, molasses, slaves, and rags. Several schooners and brigs listed along with ports Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Hoboken and St George NB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Fitt
Liverpool
Mdse
Thayer & Lincoln
State of Maine
Pike
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
DH Miller
Clark
Baltimore
Norfolk
Muse
E Sampson
Saxon
Snow
Philadelphia
Miise
EB Sampson
Neptune
Berry
New York
H Mghitney
Cambridge
Ingraham
Bangor
James Limuefield
Forest City
Parker
Mise
George A Chafee
Provincetown
Rich
New Orleans
Lewis
Thomaston
Hopper
Wilmington
Freddie I. Porter
Richmond
Jesse W Knight
Lawrence
Georgetown DC
William E
Weeks
Orville Horwitz
Kelsey
Mabel Rose
Barrett Philadelphia
Lucinda
Potter
Joshua S Bragdon
Chase
J H Barnett
J Wn Vannaman
Phinney
Port Johnson
Bens Herbert E.fisher
Abbie K Bentley
Baker
Perth Amboy
C W Locke
Alice B. Bassett
Mary Standish
Higgins
Lester A Lewen
Pendleton
Hobok
William T Elmer
Smith
Susan M Pickering
Haskell
Hoboken
Virginia
Burgess
Alice T Boardman
Lunt
H&j
Patchin
Castine
Mary Howes
Merriam
Mazurka
Wooster
Camden
Aven
Gillev
Sullivan
Powell
Lunenburg
Fishing and banking names appear in Cape Ann Advertiser notes
Gloucester July 12 report lists several individuals and groups such as Ar Icis Addie M Story Alice George J Tarr Peter D Smith Georges B D Haskins Sarah P Ayer and others. The fragment references shore fishing halibuting mackerel gathering and banking terms tied to places like Cape Ann Western Banks and Bass Harbor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Cape Ann Advertiser
Addie
Story
Alice
George J Tarr
Peter D Smith
Georges
B D Haskins
Sarah P Ayer
Christina L
Grace S Fears
Boston
Western Banks
Bass Harbor
Fleetwing
Johnson
Maritime Cable Dispatches From Global Voyages
A collection of late 19th or early 20th century sailing notices lists vessels and captains sailing from cities like Barcelona Glasgow Liverpool and London to New York and other ports. Entries name ships barks brig and steamer with captains and origins including United States Rotterdam and Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Sebastian Guma
Pujol
Savannah
Belfast
Howard, Hay
Mobierdeaux
Concurrent
Caspersen
United States
Conway—aAr
Union
Oesterreich
Darien
Galway
Zoonimir
Betonniich
Glasgow
Ethiopia
New York
Oole
Parana
Nismann
Charleston
Italy
Leondon
Amphritite
Rabe
Newark
Ueenstown
Mary Jane
Poppy
Alootie
Rotterdam
Templar
Nielsen
Ew York
Shanghai
Syren
Crocker
Stettim
Vale
Gundersen
arragona—aAr
Maria Rosa
Marti
New Keans
Dazaiee
Ludwig Hleyn
Schmelinz
Arien
Wasa
Finland
Vigilant
Sundberg
West Hartlepool
Astoria
Anderseen
Maritime positions report of several ships in small craft traffic
Steamer Marseilles with Ruelian sails from New Orleans to Bordeaux on July 5 about 115 miles northwest of Tortugas. Bark Humbold under Hageman sails from Bordeaux to Mazatlan at latitude 6 North longitude 25 West. Bark Wealthy Pendleton under Pendleton sails from Adelaide to Malden Island on April 17 at 40 South 50 West. Bark Alice with Dyer sails from New York to lantanains with no date, late 33 longitude 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Ruelian
New Orleans
Bordeaux
Tortugas
Humbold
Ger
Hageman
Mazatlan
Wealthy Pendleton
Pendleton
Adelaide
Malden Island
Alice
Dyer
New York
Grand Bank cod fleet arrives boosting weekly fisheries receipts
The Grand Bank cod fishing fleet has begun arriving with good fares, boosting weekly totals. Halibut, hake, and mackerel catches are reported, with several ships loading large codfish stocks. Gloucester figures show quarter gains in vessels and tonnage, while individual ships report strong halibut and cod harvests and notable grosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bank
Halibut A. Siyen
Grand and Estern Bank
Mackerel Ares
Ibs
Bils
Georees
Css
Bank Halibuting
Western Bank
GrandBank
Cape Ann Advertiser
Gloucester
Mass
Sch
Antoine Joseph
Messrs
John Pew & Son
Pews
Aunie D
Antoine Silva
Bessie N Wells
Nells
Grace Lee Nathaniel Greenleaf
Cook
District of Gloucester
Shiroh
Saunday
Seh Knutsford
Leona
Edward E Webster
New England
Vessels, cargos, and launches in Atlantic shipping notes
Reports from Halifax and New York detail reassignments and salvage work aboard ships and tugs. Sadie Akers (Dan) heads from New York to Liverpool NS for rebuilding in Liverpool while Storm King sails from Boston with steam pumps for Edgartown to tow Sunlight to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Akers
Dan
New York
Liverpool
Storm King
Boston
Edgartown
Sunlight
Disasters and shipwrecks reported from Atlantic ports
July 11 reports list several maritime misfortunes including the German bark Priscilla damaged near Falmouth after Portland voyage, the Mark Wandering Jew struck by lightning at Delaware Breakwater, and the Flora E McDonald tow from New London to Jacksonville. Also noted are the Camellia grounded at Lough Foyle, the B W Morse seen with damaged masts near Hampton Roads, and the Bennapier ashore at Negro Harbor. The Minnie A Bonsall dismasted near Cape Henlopen, and the Bark Sarpsborg grounded near Caraquet Island Shoal but refloated. The Ringleader wrecked at Bauline, the Lee and Townsend collision on the Delaware River, with insurance and casualty details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Priscilla
Schmidt
Falmouth
Portland
Mark Wandering Jew
Delaware
Bretanzas
Flora E McDonald
Kane
New London
Jacksonville
New Inlet
Cape Henry
Londonderry
Camellia
Petrie
Baltimore
Queenstown
Lough Foyle
Morse
Hawley
Sagua
Cane Hatteras
Cape Henjop
Long Branch
Philadelphia
Sarpsborg
Troon
Caraquet
Caraquet Island
Sydney
Sch
Ringleader
Boston
Louisburg Harbor
Bauline
Deaware
AM Lee
Bertram L. Townsend
Lee
Townsend
Airwater
Shipping Schedule Notices From New York Harbor
The London Saite sails July 11 to New York aboard the steamer France, while the Yokohama Ar Jone departs July 29 on the ship RR Thomas Nichols from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-Saite
France
Newark
Yokohama
Jone
Thomas Nichols
New York
Maritime Traffic Through North Atlantic Ports in July
A dense list of ships—barks, brigs, schooners, steamers—cleared and sailed from Halifax, Genoa, Boston, and other ports in late June to July. Vessels named include Jean Pierre Jonin, Zingarella, Daisy Reed, Sirius, and City of Merida, with destinations and routes to North of Hatteras, San Francisco, Montreal, and Mexican ports. Several ships loaded, cleared, or arrived, with movements from Gloucester, Glace Bay, Sydney NS, and Cape Breton ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Jean Pierre
Jonin
San Francisco
Cape Lown
Cgih—I
Weymouth
Corning
Bardemas
Aor
Fcr
Georgia
Huntley
Philadelphia
Peeress
Dowse
Glace Bay
Zingarella
Devereux
Delaware
Robert J Barr
Leeman
Matanzas
Cienfuecos
Cole Boston
Helen O Phinney
Sylvester
New York
Father Point
Canadian
Menzies
Glasgow
Montreal
Genoa
Mark Andrea
Mazzelli
Halifax
Sirius
Sigsworth
Cow Bay
Swis City Point
Seeley
Channel
Mary Eleanor
Ganion
Bonne Bay
Volunteer
Giffin
North Sydney
Oread
McDonald
AC Major
Pelham
Alice L M Crowdis
Crowdis
Van
McNeil
Isaacs Harbor
Gentile
Gillie
New Harbor
Elizabeth Jane
Halzard
Eliza Hooper
Curry
Ary Ann
McAuley
Port Caledonia
Samuel Wonson
Myers
Shoal Bay
Harney
Park Angelita
Diez
New Orleans
Illsboro
Paine
Hilyard
Spartel
Hallowell
Newark
Low Point
Gloucester
Peters
Newcastle
Penarth Roads
Walter
Schs
Lucy
Oceanic and Port Arrivals and Clearances Across Ports
A dense list of ships and vessels docking sailing clearing at multiple ports including Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Kingston and several foreign ports. The entries name ships steamers brigs barks and schooners with captains owners and destinations such as Rotterdam St Johns New York Hamburg Rio Janeiro and Manila. Several vessels Cleared for orders or voyages to destinations like Bombay St Johns and Halifax with dates mainly around the 10th to 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Andrew Johnson
Crawford
Cardiff
Amsterdam
aAr
Lucas
New York
Barrow
Thanemore
Mitchell
Montreal
Bremen
Meta
Hischke
Bordeaux
Concurrent
Caspersen
Mi Ates
Bayonne
Salvatore
Dellacassa
Baltimore
Vedia
Cosulich
Hamburg
Beethoven
Burns
Philadelphia
Republic
Rose
de Louse & Auguste
Schmeim
Annie Stafford
Scott
Iquique
Ven Berg
Kassebohm
China
Jordan
Aifa
Malatesta
New Orleans
Angelus
Bartels
Kephba
Terjessen
Wilmington
Lauderdale
Ovenstone
Barre
Bohemia
Petzold
Isle of Wight
India
Holdt
Aarhus
Steinmann
Schoonhoven
Iverpool
Iowa
Walters
Ppc Bulganan
Parry
Pennsylvania
Donge
Philaelphia
Dominion
Dale
Londoun
Scattiola
Boston
Sunderland
Souverain
Williamson
Pensacola
Stettin
Vale
Gunderson
Charleston
Vigo
Maria Rosa
Marti
Tatragonaa
Appenaug
William E Barnes
Hodzins
Bangor
Alexandria Va
Francisco Garguilo
James
Sagua
Anna F Centon
Seward
Georgetown
William L Roberts
Bray
DM Anthony
Chase
Fall River
Josie R Burt
Burt
Providence
Thomas Melville
Spence
Spence Bremen; Saragossa,Warren, Charleston; Iwis Norman
Kennebec
James A Dewell
Stannard
Weymouth
Albert Mason
Albott
ES Johnson
Phillips
Nassau
Fred W Chase
Mason
Mary S Bradshw
Taylor
Harry A Barry
Chatfield
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Bridgeport
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Mary W Siupper
James Turpie
Smith
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Berry
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Ebenezer
Roberts
Abaco
Hibernian
Wylie
Liverpool
Stancliffe
Marbella
Hattie N Bangs
Bangs
Bath
Hattie B Hussey
Hodgdon
Belfast
Sehi Edward Lwarren
Babbidge
Henry Knight
Pendleton
A W Ellis
Ferguson
Ellsworth
Henry
Woods
Salem
Roger Crury
Fernandina
George B Ferguson
Ryan
Agear
Cheared
Melinda
Dexter
Chevenne
Peucinian
Wellfleet
Beverly
Albert L
Leblanc
Sydney
J W Gaskell -Godfrey
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Anderson
Hull
J A Brown
Gulf Stream
Ingram
John B Norris
Flora Condon
New Trork
Montauk
San Joaquin
Drinkwater
Bombay
Dottie
Myrtle
Merritt
Mayaguez
Lookout
Pomroy
Valaisenbury
Helena
Burke
Nulato
Smail
Weehawken
Jonathan Cone
Coggins
Haverhill
J Leonard
Covert
Diby
Lucy Jones
Francis
Tennants Harbor
Sea Breeze
Kent
Newport
John H Chaffee
Buell
Hallowell
Albany
Virginia
Abbott
Emma F Hart
Davis
Apalachicola
North of Hatteras
Explorer
Black
Vera Cruz
Venezuelan
Snowflake
Cranmer
California
Winckier
Guyandotte
Kelley
West Point
Mary Lymburner
Gardiner
Harriet Thomas
Josephine
Narragansett Pier
Oregon
Crisis
Maggie Cummings
Mary Eliza
Providence Avis
St John
Alpin
West Indies
Cornwall
AW Ellis
Elsworth
Mary Brewer
Rockland
Angie & Emma
Nantucket
Fawcett
Havana
Bessie Morris
Gamlyn
Beaufort
Glaucus
Jameson
Glasgrow
Carleton Towers
Evans
Stephen Trimpeter
Shanghai
Superb
Marcovich
Gibraltar
Beta
Walter
Lincoln
Gerolamich
Cette
Bessie Simpson
Bradford
Calais
Mebrigs Trene
Yates
Auckland
Airfield
Potter
Port Au Prince
Tangent Hastings
Jutia A Crawford
Plymouth
Ney. Anderson
Far River
A Townsend
Hall
Port Johnson
Perth Amboy
Elma M Went
Chase Boston
Annie E Moore Sackett
Alta
Cole Cole
Eliza B Emery
J J Moore
Arnold
Arno Pardee Shropshire
New Bedford
Ella Francis
Portsmouth
Rival
Eastman
Saco
Mark Pendleton
Warren
Wyoming
Richmond
Barks Mignon
Patterson
Antonieta C
Sbarbara
Carthagena
Marcarolo
Gruppe
Gloucester
Mass
Templar
Carrac
Lotus
McDonald
Barbadoes
Delma C. Odell
Point-a- Pitre
Martin
A H Edwards
Cottridge
Fred Walton
B L
T B Witherspoon
Hail
Geo W Jewett
McKeon
Paul P Keiler
Norbury
Bucksville
Wm Wiier
Donahue
Kings Ferry
Ranier
Lancaster
Centipede
Annie E Stafford
Bark Enchantress
Milliken
Port Spain
Swis
Hiogo
Svea
Andersen
Montevideo
Icarus
Reynolds
Stobn
Bolivar
Lisbon
Adam Allen
Dudley
Windsor
Barbara Gailino
Zonino
Buenos Ayres
Acacia
Henderson
Charles Fees
Norris
Lucy Graham
Philadelhia
A G Lawson
Mehrhof
Hackensack
Kate Kallahan
Hart
Elizabethkport
Ella Powell
Bishop
Mary Beattie
Hoboken
Samuel L Crocker
Deering
Cornelius
Horando
Veranda
Pond
Mary Langdon
Emery
Rock and
Johns Bepkine
March
Newport News
Norfolk
Blackstone
Odeildo
Chester
McLean
Cape Canso
Victory
Hatch
Rockport
Lulu
Strout
Standard
Bennett
Kennebecry
Eleanora
Bragg
Schee McMahon
Perseverance
Willard
Newark
Jennie A Cheney
Arey
Porto Riso
SF Spring Rose
Ort Gamble
Arkwright
Lewis
San Francisco
Michmond Va
Arthur Burton
Venedey
Gallagher
Lynch
W S McCabe
William Iladelphia
Wyanoke
Hulphers
Ashland
Almeda
Mullin
Fredericton
Lyndon
Thompson
Caroline C. Robbins
Desert
Eldridge
Newaven
Velma
Lindsey
Two Rivers
Marens
Longee
Harrisburg
Albertson
Nickerson
Clark
Avon
Arks
Stonington
Lucie Wheatley
Sipple
Millstone Point
Sands Point
Scotia
Corrigall
Halifax
St Johns
Saragossa
Marshall
Altata
Mexico
JG Pendleton
Colcord
Nsw
Grace Roberts
Ravens
Eureka
Abner
Bea
Kate
Irbee
Bri
Irra
Scoponich
Havre
Satilla Rive
Florence J Allen
Soule Bath
Varuna Birdsall
Utsalady
Bark Emerald
Honolulu
Avymington Del—Ar
John Shay
Savannah
Iimington
Clearey
Eduard Pens
Kipp
Riga
Gauger Rolt
Ronneberg
Third Meeting Of Creditors In John Sherburne Case
The Suffolk County Court of Insolvency in Massachusetts announces the third meeting of creditors for insolvent debtor John Sherburne. On July 13, 1883 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Court of Insolvency in Boston creditors may prove claims and the assignee Joan R. Sartwell will present accounts for examination and objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommon Wealth of
Massachusetts
Messenger’s Notice
Mipp
Esex
Middlesex
George R. Clark
Malden
Cambridge
Suffolk
John Sherburne
Boston
Joan R. Sartwell
Patrick F. Shevlin
Spring
James Walker
Edwin M. White
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Alice Jannotta
Alfredo A. Jannotta
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Looston
Commonwealth
Shawmut Avenue
Marriag
Edward
Alfresco A
Susan F. Wingate
Read
Bartlet
outTolk
Gyozeax M. Baooxs
Esquire
Surrour
Wolf Levy
Holden
Court Room
Court Square
Benj. &. Bayley
Afessenger
Hotel Arrivals Include Wide Range of Guests Across Cities
Lists numerous guests and accompanying women at various hotels and cities. Names include Beattie Winlock Potter Southworth Browne Mrs Clarke Reynolds Davis Clark Mencam Smith Scott Ballard Hamilton Fitzgerald Hale Paton Maid Schaller Cleves Ripka O'Brien Beecher Swift Rogers Gerrish McCormin Phillips Smailey Butterworth Treford Young Ramsey Leahy Teffe Titcomb Willard Knapp Mortis Gillies Cassey Namey Beyne Stearns Seldlen Dean Dean McAuliffe Lane Higaly Brady Fleming Wagner Lovering White Churchill Churchill Fink McGregor Bowen Watson Spear Jones Peck Sherman Nevins Webster Sherman Gifford Crosby Allen Nevins etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If Beattie
Winlock
Potter
Chicago
H Southworth
Essex
Browne
Portland
Clarke Springfield
G Reynolds
JD Davis
Yarmouth
J Clark
Reading
F Mencam
Brockton
A Smith
R L Scott
Lunenburg
Ballard
Troy JL
Hamilton
Ban Allen
New Bedford
Fitzgerald
Vermont
Cornell
New York
RC Hale
Bangor
Vanderhoef
New
B Beecher
New Haver
H Swift
Withington
D Fleming
Philadelphia
G Wagner
P Lovering,Jr
Lyndonville
S White
Rockland
Churchill
Manchester
E Fink
McGregor
L Bowen
Springtfield
J Watson
Providence
Small
Provincetown
Ober
Tony
Auburn
T Jones
Sandwich
R Hurd
R M Speers
NG Friend
C Z Southard
Stone Tools and Numerous Trades Advertised
Local trade notices list granite and marble work, tools, pens and inks, theatre items, awnings, type Foundry, veterinary surgery hours, watch and jewelry repair services, and a yacht tender catalog offer. Multiple firms including Charles H. Andrews & Co, Page & Walmsley, New England Type Foundry, Geo. H. Fay, J. H. Costello, and Clark & Co advertise goods and services across Boston area addresses.
Trade Directory of Names and Firms Across Cities
A consolidated list of individual names and firms with city tags including Appleton Atlanta Augusta Baltimore Charleston Chicago Detroit Elyria Jacksonville Knoxville Keene Lincoln Mineola Nebraska City New Orleans Philadelphia Quincy Sherman Shreveport Wilmington and Winona detailing merchants, partnerships, and crewmembers registered in varied trades and locales. The roster pairs each name with associated firms or companies and their base cities in the period's commercial directory records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Rossmeisell
Craw
Atlanta
C P Murray
Augusta
John D Hall
C H Murphy
N W
Murphy & Son
Baltimore
J Q Adams
Carroll, Adams & Co
Tre
Adler
Frank & Adler
H Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
T J Grattan
Grattan, Mitchell & Co
Charleston
O’neil
O'Neil & Son
Prake
Drake & Son
Champaign
Arnold
Charlotte
Oehrig & Weil
Chicago
Dovenmuehle
McLauchlan,Selz
Clinton
H . Chanpelear
Chaylear & Colt
Columbia
E Ehrlich
Ehrlich & Son
Detroit
Mich
H Fyfe
H Fyfe & Co
Elyria
Geo Cogswell
Cogswell & Co
Jacksonville
Lil
J B Beadles
Knoxville
Tenn
R Strong
R Strong & Co
Keviie Jean
J W Borches
McNulty,Borches
Lillard Co
Lincoln
Goodrich
Goodrich Bros
Webster
Lowsville
McCulloch
McCulloch & Son
Milwaukee
Meissner
Mineola
Tex
Munzesheimer
Munzesheimer &Co
Par
Nebraska City
Sargent
Sargent&Son
New Orleans
J M Gould
J M Gould & Son
New York
Ai Miller
Aaron
Claflin & Co
Peoria
Ill
Downing Downing
Downing Downing & Oiney ,Am. Philadelphia ,Pe—Geo W Terry,s Bunting’s Sons & Co
Quincy
Watson, Watson & Coburn
Sherman
J D Hall
Hall & Son
Shreveport
Dreyfus
Dreyfus & Go
Wilmington
A Shrier
Bear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
Quincy Club
Ft.in
Joker
Geo. Coffin
David Crocket
J. R. Putnam
Amy
KE. W. Waxter
Myrtie
C.H. Poore
the Sea Serpent Club
Ossenver
Stanau Service
U.S
U. B. Cole, Sergt
C. U
War Department
United States Army
Brock Island
Tessae Aecesses
Mt. Washington
Petbicaves
N.Y
Washington
S. C. Amadis
iCloudy
Fla
Fair Savannah
Ng A . Nee Nee
Buffalo
N. i
Tete Wees
Loudy
Omaha
Neb
Bismare
Clear
St. Vincent
Ee Cress
Kingston
Steveeseee
Toronto
Easee
Vsrseee
Loudy Quevec
Legislature
T. J. Marsh, JR
Edwin T. Richardson
Ducley Street
K. F. Cobb
Forest St
Roxbury
James E. Callahan
Bridget Turner
Elizabeth Hentz
Tremont St
Albert
John W. Ballard
Temple Place
White Pond
Sudbury
Navy Yard Matters
Entertainments
MR. Horton
Ship News Record
Port OF
Nall & Co
Benj Killam
Beaver River
Hornish
Wiliam Lancaster
Randall
SG Towin
Griffin
Hatheway & Co
Windsor Packet
McBride
Mahone Bar
Delong & Seaman
Alpharetta
Warner
Port Gilbert
J G Hall & Co
Emma Crosby
Burtt
Alexander & Co
Gate City
Helge
Georgeh Warren
Cape Cod
J Lawler
Lille
Eben D Jordan
Louisa
Florence
Fleur de Lis
Sylph
Vineyard Haven
Jesse
Knight
Edith R
Lyons
RP Chase
Fickett
Steuben
Pacific
Shulee
Ella
Oram
Katie Mitchell
Oliver
Robert B. Smith
Anna Shepard
Curtis
DW McLean
Hallock
Danversport
Loduskin
Patten
Kilsworth
Wellington
Delaware City
E Waterman
Hinckley
Port’ Johnson
Geo E Prescott
Robert B Smith
Nameless
Cann
Cape
Slubec
Scis Lookout
Dinsmore
Mary F Pike
Huntress
Wilson
Su Divan
Eagle
Stevens
AG Brooks
Smallage
Havey
Blake
Boothbay
Terry
Moore
Pendragon
Hereward
Mary
Shea
Machias
Sea Foam
Maggie Power
Neponset
Mary R Smith
Spohen
Marine Notes
Labrador
City of
Waterford
Nettie
Hiavana
Willie H Higgins
Delaware Breakwater
Deering & Donnell
Josiah I. Smith
Panidere
Wiikis Case
Clara
Aucker Salvage Company
New York Harbor
Edward McDonald
Tey
United States District Court
Edwin Cowhers
Stacy Clark
Clarkes
Jesse Carller
Lloyds
Joseph Tyler
New York City
Merchants’ Exchange
Welifax Ns—Ar
Alpha
Western
Lizard
Nederland
Lniverpool
New Oo
Whitaker
Port
Dominique
Forrest
Nordcap
Aanonsen
Clotilde
Joshua Loring
L M Merritt
Barrett
Addie Hale
Sheppard
Adam White
Oakes
Messrs. Soule & Bugbee
Court Street
Charles F. Williams
Tariff Commission
Geo. W.w.saville
Charlotte R. Jones
WM. C. Williamson
Sarah Crice
C. E. Horter
W Walton
Phila
Bragier
Levett
E Leimer
Hartford
Schmell
Rudley
H Fink
Wenesl
KE Gabler
Willams
Laughlin
E Allen
Youngstown
C Walker
Kelty
Palmer
L Poe
E Stoll
Parker House
H Walker
W Hill
A Malone
H Tinny,Jr
H Giligan
Libbey
L Gerstley
Washburn
Minneapolis
Bear, Jr
Schoneman
P Byers
Folkard
G Day
Rochester
T Kremer
Snyder & Wt
Itthaca
Edson
Thurber
Wagner
JG Smith
JH Smith
J le Wolf
RW Morris
E M Mitchell
Payne & Wt
Wanenton
Turkington
Brooklyn
A Darling
EF Kraemer
Miss Smith
Miss Gore
J L Smith
JS Cameron
JA McCauley
Carlile
P Williams
JH Brewer
Woodbury
T Ferguson
Benson
St Paul
Aurora
Hayward
Woodbridge
R Gayford
Beckler
Lapsley & Son
C Edwards
Chandler
Philatephia
O Emery
Quincy House
Northwood
Canada
Q McPeak
Frederickton
Wyman
Hillsboro
Madura
Wagg
Lewiston
Satzer
Allentown
Bailey
Crishaw
DE Leavett& Wf
Hadley
Hevere
T Packard
Abington
T Williams
Dalzell
Waddington
JC Young
Weilfleet
Kaulback
Sandy Creek
W Barton
EK Hampton
M Baker
Syracuse
J Stackhouse
Devenpeck Schenectady
Daign-su
Haycenth
A Woolson
UV Halder
Bloomington
Stoughton
Riverside
Pierce Chesterfield
Selling
E Roe
P Moore
E - Force
Louisville
Carroll
Croswell
Steeton
Wheeler
Plympton
Dean
Tiffany
M Palmer
Field
E George
JK George
Woodsville
F Noone
Peterboro
P Kelly
Globe Village
Lebanon
Bosworth
Amherst
AJ Tuck
Nashua
R Gifford
Woods Hall
E Young & Wf
Noyes Taunton
W Abbott
Fisherville
Miss Jenks
P Norton
Mortimer
Marlboro
H Avery
Conant
Lawrence KR Lafricain
F Merrill
the Vendome
T Paton
Paton
P Maid
O Schaller
J. Cleves
Ripka
O'Brien
United
M Knapp
Mortis
Gillies
Wheeling
St John & Wf
F Miles
C Greistman
Phila Mies
Sweetman
HE Watson
Miss Ferguson
Silenzy
Rome
T House
D Dickinson
F Tompkins
H Lamphere
Mystic
Connow Wadsworth
G Reinhart
Cleveland
Slocum
Wilson, Jr
Whitinsville
Adriand
Poughkeepsie
Boynton
Lavene
Wills
Chatham
E Muneston
Blakeslee
E Darby
Yorke
Watrous
Glastonbury
Warren F McAuliffe
le H Benjamin
H Lane
Higaly
Westfield
Brady
W & Fm
Russell
Springfield
Young’s Hotel
G Oliver
Gilpin, Jr
Colorado Springs
T Little
Adams
Keep
Miss Keep
JW Wood
L Hawkins
Oxford
B Jones
L Jones
Hopkinson
T Bass
H Fuller
Stanley
Clarkson
New Brunswick
Dunlop
Troy
Kneedler
Fessenden
GM Wheeler
W & md
HD Sullivan
Bagley
Norwich
Burrows
Kennard
Maendeghlam
P Murray
L. Elliott
Flaherty
H Field
Walsh
W & Son
C Boehen
Davidson
Weaver
Wister & Ws
Berwick
T Rieker
Peper
Whel
Towando
G Wagmer
G Smith
Sharood
Crooks
Ricker
Spencer
CW Barrell
Foss
Enteed States Force
Treasury Department
Mil
Tate
Morocco
Soule & Bugbee
Bae
Business Directory
Geo. Holbrook
P.O. Box
Elroyn
Heath
High St
School Street
Swee Lanne
Ccount
Winkley, Thorp & Dresser
Devonshire St
Doane & Greenough
State At
Aaron R. Gay & Co
Chas, K. Darling
Exchange St
Wm. McCormick
A Sdirons
Brass Andicvon and Polishing Co
Hawkins Street
Hoom 1
JT D. Sheppard & CO
Ge Jones
Abohirec
Architects
Gridley J. F. Bant
State Street
Cabot «& Chandler
Devonshire Street
J. S&s. Eastman
Decatur
Penn East
P. OG. Box
Melrose
S. Edwin Tobey
Pemberton Square
John Lyman Faxon
Exchange Place
Lienry P. Hall
Samuel D. Helley
Washington Street
W. Whitney Lewis
Lord & Fuller
S. J. ¥. Thayen
W. P. Wentworth
Justus J. Smith
Krtestan
B. F. Smith
Washington St
Arthur Dixwell
Park Street
Frost & Adams
Cornwill
A.A. Walker & Co
Wadsworth Bros. & Howland
Wash St
WM. Allerton
Washo
Wim. G. Waitt
Milk Street
Room
Actioneer
Jerome S. MacDonald
Wash'n St
Ee Sctioneer
Real Estate & Mortgages. A. &. Shedd
City Square
Actionefer- Frank
T. W
Real’ Estate & Insurance
Chas. W.sawyer
Mi1tary and Society
Pollard, Alford & CO
Jby
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
John Mulliken & Co
Charlestown St
Opp. B
M. Depot
Icycle
Pope Mfg. Co
Icycle&tr Cycle
Itras
Cunningham Co
Tremont
Cor. Berke Ey St
Stall & Burt
Odd Fellows Hall
Breycles & TE & Tricycles
Mfr
Chas R. Percival
Washington St Street
C.j.maynard &Co
Pembert'n Sq
B. F. Brown & CO
Commercial Street
Bo Lers—Marine and
Eentionery
E. Hodge & Co
Liverpool St
East Boston
Borers & Engines Manufacturers
the Atlantic Works
Bei-Fxs
WM. Campbell & CO
Main St
Ssee
Beoweers-Steel and Iron
James Russell & Sons
Cor. First and
Csts
South Oston
BerwEks
Thurber’s
Merrimac Street
WM. English
Eliot St
Manes
H. Chaplin & Son
Patterson’s
Eliot
Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co
Crystal Lake Brewery
Alford Street
Wholeale & Retail
Hobbs, Glidden & Co
State St
Alcium
O. N. Sargent
Studio
Richard Smart
Brighton Ave
Beacon St
Sinhare
Frank L. Fuller
Nivil and Hydraulic Engineers
Crafts & Forbes
Henry Aston
Congress Street
Swain Ss
Boylston
A. Bacheller
Kneeland & 3 Bennett Sts
Andaly S& Coc Mha
AL Holis Street
B. F. Washington
Tremont Streets
R.M. Curtis
Boylston St
Noal
Best Forge
American
Cumberland
Mt. Washington Ave
J. E. Piper & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Water St
Telephone Fis
H. Brb. Emerson & Co
Albany St
L .E.S. Hamlin & CO
Federal St
OAL
Darling & Stebbins
Kilby St
Wdf
Besteon
Salem St
W.S. Whitney
R. Kidder
Ounsellor
S. KH
Chancery
Henry Hyde Smith
Benj. Pond
Derby
GEO. BH
Derby & CO
Mail & Co
Friend St
Amonds
Morse Diamond Cutting CO
Wash’n St
Tooks
H’d. New Window Glass & Putty
Ugustus
Meirkoks
Bancroft & Dyer
Iuinien
DEX
C.F .Hovey & CO
Summer St
Kalsemine
Texas
Fresco Paints & General Supplies
Geo.hollister
Speen Seerie
General Electric
Boston Electric
Suffolk Electric M’ Fg. Co
Sudbury St
Atlas Engine Works
J. H. Houghton
Parker & Parker
Union Stone Company
Hawley, Street
Ngenes
Brayton Petroleum Erne Co
Geo. M. Bird
Mel St. Sica
Lidgerwood M’s. Co
J. 1. Houghter Agt
Jngines
Cook, Rymes & CO
Ingines, Hollers
Seco
Hand
GEO. Micler
Dorchester Ave
Ingines
Geo. & McLaughlin
Ngines—Marine & Stationary
Jamesh. Paine & Co
Corliss
H.W. Pratt
Heather
C.F. Shourds & CO
John D. Kibbey & Co
James Flynn
Chardon Street
Pr Louns Anp Produce
M. Holmes
Commercial St
RAME
Weed & Hutchinson
Bromfield
Art Pub. Co
Gg Rame
F. Hubbard & Co
Bromfield St
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal Street
DOE, Hunnewell & CO
Washington A
Furst RE Wholesale
Geldowsky Furniture Co
1St
East
Scollay Square
Rene
I.E Fitzge
Ernan
Gupters
J. Gi. Lamont
Beveris Street
Varius Business
Lass
Kite
Hills, Turner R & CO
Lass Cutting
J. E. Rice & CO
Galvanizea Iron & Copper
J.h.mullen
I Artisan's Bik
Union Parks
A Gore &Silver
Mars
E. D. Rankine CO
Sudbury At
Ardwoop
Exch
G. Phinney
al Camden
ARMON
Haverhulst
N.E. C.eimball
Fort Hillay
Warren & Wing
Elroy N. Heath
High Street
Stransell
Hanover
Rime and Marine
Honeatchings & W. Aa
Couthouy
Delaware Mutual Safety of
Asc Mercantile Fire Co
Nsurance
Massachusetts Benefit ; Association
Tremont Ttaple
A. Simmons
G L Chet D
Insurance—Union Mutual Benefit Association
Incorp
T. Merritt
Prest. Chas
Felsom
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
K.J Baker
Pres
Treas
W.F Temple
Wiw
J.t.croft
Reed's Elk
Harrison Ave
Aundry-Griffiths
PT Agn
IAMP
Suffolk Glass Co
Hokan Bros
Cypress
A.T. Stearns Lumber CO
S$. A. Wood Machine Co
Baxter Steam Engine Co
Geo. F. Holt
Haverhill Street
C. W.woodward & Co
Oliver St
Benj. Anthony
Ruggles A
Ton Highlands
Nachinist & Mould & Model Meker
W.W. Guptill
Holmes & Blanchard
Harlestown At
Mentell
W. & F.H. Whittemore
Broad Street
Lighthouse Signal Oil
Ptician
A. J. Lloyd
Ptician and Watchmahker
J. &. Hemblin
Bromfield Street
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nNew FE
New England Organ Co
Cben AL
Cor
Wadsworth Tros. & Howland
Thoma F
New Washington Street
Te’ J. JH. Colprit & Co
Newell & Graves
Hanover Street
JAPER
Manila
Carter Rice & CO
Devonshire
ATEN
H.adams
Schooist
U. S
A. H. Spencer
Ata
Ge Ae Neer
N. Lombard
H. Eddy
Atent Soli Solicitors
P* Brown Brothers
American & Fore Eign
a_ L.HAYES
Henry W. Williams
Stephen Jenney & CO
Central Wharf
Premiers & Sanitary Engineers
Tucker & Titus
Pemberton Sq
Mies Eetaltecini Cesta Oe Ae Lumbers
William Lumb & Co
Province Street
Wm. Lumb
Wm. H. Mitchell
Hawkes & Crawford
Howard St
LiMn LE
Henry Hussey
Kingston Street
Wm. A.johnson
Hickey & Johnson
Pequot Preserve Company
Chas. A. Mier
Union Street
G. H. Morrill & Co
Hawley Street
Thre Ra
Wild & Stevens
Hawley Place
W.oodward & Co
Y. Yale Lock Mfg. Co
Franklin St
Weston’s
ARE
Foreign & American
Stampa
Enry Ahilborn
Ealestate
Louis K. Mather
WEAL
X.n
EAL Estate
Caty
Kboston
Dorchestere
West Roxbury
Logwood
Brook Line
Charles T. Boddwell
Court St
Cornhill
EAL
Rea
R. W.tner
Wash
Ee Turner
JAS
M. Moore & Son
Rea Estate
Pighianas
E.E. Richards
Dudley At
Geo.leonard
Ryal
B. BR. Lawrence
Congress St
Cain
Dan’l Seaverns
D. H. Flanders
A.b.sedd
City
Chist
N. Eal Estate
Mortenace & Insurance
Logan
Williams & Butler
the Elastic Paint CO
Hunneman Street
Jpubber Goods Manufacturers & Dealers
Alfred Hale & GO
Elastic Tip CO
Geo. L
Clemson & CO
Lok
Anderson‘s
D. Warner
LE Chardon St.falphresses
Eto
GEO. B. Sargent
Water Street
Ship & Perrick
William Finn
Benj. Hill
B. & M. Depot
Daniels & Johnston
Ss Wood
Hannifen
Blackstone Street
Bowker Ee
Plimpton
Hi. R. Plimpton & Coo
Sidmey Squires & Co
Manturersana Sole Proprietors
Newisall
S Redding, Baird & Co
enttice—Merrill Hotel
Cambridge St
Heogeiring
H. C. Dimond & CO
Reane
Geranite
Yoo! Ca
Federal Street
Orser Box
Mechanics’ Exchange
D. Oflaherty
K. T. McLeod
Lesvest
Charles H. Andrews & CO
Forri Tylograp Rec Pen CO
Washington At
Fey Tucco Workers
Page & Walmsley
Tremoni
James Martin & Son
PE Foundry
NEW England Type Foundry CO
A. B. Packard
Dr. Billings
IEA
M.toln
Wvanchmaker
Geo. H. Fay
Yare Hes & Jewelry—Fine Watch
S. Davis
Ge Ag
J. HH. Costello
Essex St
Clark & Ge
Wilk
Summer Board
the Post
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Taft’s Hotel
Revere Beach and
Lynn Railroad
Congress Square
O. A. Taft
Isles OF Shoals
Appledore and Oceanic Hotels
N. Ti
Eastern Railroad
Bagease
Laighton Brothers
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Grand Union Hotels
Farnham & Bush
Milo R. Crosby
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Madison Square
Hitchcock, Darling & CO
United States Hotel
W. H. McDonald
Doree
Avery — St
Henry Prieth
J. E. Feeney
Falmouth Hotel
William Kinsley
Foc Setor
Suffolk, Ss
Alfredo Arannotta
Henry A. Clapp
Henry A Clapp
Suffolk c
County of
Henry R. Plimpton
Henry B. Scofield
Copartners
H. R. Pimpton
Jansen T. Payne
Boston. Post
WM. T. Connolly
G. Sleepha
J. H. Tyler
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