Canadian church mood contrasts blaze of England with calm Canada
The Toronto Globe contrasts England and Canada ecclesiastical temper, noting turmoil and skepticism in England versus calm in Canada. It says young Canadians read higher class reviews opposing orthodoxy, yet asserts Christianity remains firm, with the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man shaping a universal, omnipotent faith.
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Commencement notices from Harvard Dartmouth and Yale events
Yesterday marked Harvard Commencement with record graduation numbers and notable addresses by Dr Samuel Eliot President Eliot Gov Talbot Sir Edward Thornton Rev Dr Bellows W F Greenough Col Theodore Lyman and Oliver Wendell Holmes reading an original poem. Dartmouth Alumni filled the hall while Yale focused on the Law School as other institutions reported.
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Weather synopsis for northeastern states with light rain
For the Middle Atlantic and New England States winds trend southeast to southwest with stationary temperatures and partly cloudy skies. Occasional light rain persists as high pressure holds, with a possible fall in Northern New England indicated by a falling dapometer reading.
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Caucus splits as plan to divide vetoed Judicial bill teased
Washington June 25 a joint caucus reported a plan to split the vetoed Judicial bill with courts and juries in one measure and marshals in another. Waddell opposed the plan offering a vetoed bill substitute. votes showed tight party lines as bolting talk rose. Senate fate of the plan unclear with extended session likely. The silver question in Senate also debated with a vote expected in committee tomorrow.
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Senate debate on Republican frauds and Democratic reply
A lengthy Washington Senate discussion centers on Republican allegations of frauds. Senator Windom defends his side while Senator Saulsbury counters with references to the San Domingo scheme whiskey frauds and Belknap. Debates touch on navy funds, Credit Mobilier, defalcations, and disputed public debt figures.
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Resolution on European possession of the Isthmus
Burnside introduced a joint resolution reaffirming the Monroe doctrine and opposing any European power establishing a canal across the Isthmus of Darien under protection or domination of a European state. The measure was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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Breck amendment targets government debt crimes and political graft
Washington June 25 Senator Breck offered an amendment to a government pay bill making any act involving the government in debt a crime and empowering circuit courts to impose fines up to 5000 dollars. It bans any government employee or contractor from political payments or gifts and requires department heads to enforce, with dismissal for violations. The piece also notes Dr Cahill's refrigerator ship proposal and opposition from patent holders, Ghent not being a seaport per English court ruling, Senator Thurman ill and Eaton presiding, and House action on Rules for a recess revision.
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Laborer in Pacific Mills Dies of Starvation in Lawrence
Peter Igo a 32 year old laborer at Central Pacific mills dies at 266 Chestnut Street tenement after days of hunger. His family declined almshouse aid, subsisted on bread and water with a scant beefsteak. Wife recalls minimal meals. neighbors note pride kept them from begging. Medical examiner to determine cause, likely starvation.
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Strike Begins as Manufacturers Brace for Spinners Battle
June 25 Mass city reports a looming strike between manufacturers and spinners. Mills plan to run with extra help and out-of-town spinners, while paying off current workers. Spinners hold a large meeting and vow a costly but decisive fight as union leaders predict widespread work stoppages tomorrow.
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Special Meeting Approves Bonds and Stock Increases
The Board of Directors of the Cleveland, Tuskarawas Valley and Wheeling Railway met in Cleveland and approved issuing 700,000 dollars in seven percent semiannual coupon bonds. They also authorized increasing capital stock by 2,000,000 dollars in preferred stock to convert Lake Shore and Tuskarawas Valley, and Elyria and Black River Railway mortgages, plus a second 2,000,000 dollar preferred stock issue to convert remaining mortgages. In Colorado, Justice Miller reviewed the Grand Canyon mandate and noted Rio Grande must pay for Royal George construction before relying on prior rights, with calls for a speedy settlement and possible court action if untimely. The Pueblo Company halted canyon work and workers were discharged.
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Arrival of Cox the Murderer in New York
A large crowd gathered at Fall River and New York police HQ to view Chastine Cox, murderer of Mrs Hull. Cox, 32, waiter, was brought to custody after a Fall River arrival, with jewelry recovered except the emerald ring given to a Boston white girl. The Coroner's inquest is set for 10:30 tomorrow amid rumors of a conspiracy to implicate Dr Hull.
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Hartford Race Meet Results From Charter Oak Track
In Hartford Emma B. won the 2.38 race in three heats with Gray Friar second and Lady Waring third, purse 300 dollars. Time listings 2.334 2.30 2.25. The 2.22 class had three starters, purse 500 dollars with William H Weeks Morrisania c g Capt mons placing, plus entries by G Case New York and W H Peck br m Amy ave 11 dis. Second day, Manchester Riding Park summaries note 2.40 and 2.36 classes with purses and times. judges listed as A C Wallace, George W Eastman, and John A Adams.
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Supreme Court hears City of Norwich cargo liability appeal
A New York Supreme Court report notes Justice Strong hearing the City of Norwich cargo owners appeal after a collision with the Gen. Van Vleet in the Sound caused a total loss valued at about 1.5 million dollars. The case centers on the 1851 ship liability act with a decision reserved. Also in brief: journalist N Bigoney captured a burglar. Ex-Supervisor Ackerman indicted for embezzlement. yacht Vixen wins an ocean race. the East River bridge tower completed. piano maker Albert Weber died.
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Dartmouth Commencement Day Highlights and Necrology
On June 2 at Dartmouth College the third commencement day drew large crowds at the College Church. Judge Thomas R. Russell spoke on "The Scholar's Place in the World," urging scholars to serve humanity and engage in politics with integrity. George P. Lothrop read a poem "The Republic of Youth." An alumni necrology listed numerous deaths since last meeting, spanning many classes and departments, with notes on ages and locations. The Germania Band concert drew about 1000 attendees, and Thursday features the class of 1879 graduation exercises and an alumni dinner at Conant Hall.
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Anniversary of Yale Law School Ad dress by Judge Foster
The fifty fifth anniversary of Yale Law School was celebrated in New Haven. Townsend prize orators included George M. Brooks Arden L Judd and James H Brewster. Judge Lafay ette S Foster urged devotion to law while defending fair trials and opposing partisan zeal over truth. Professors salaries funds and faculty changes were noted along with library growth and President Hayes’s regrets at missing events.
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University awards and alumni officers elected
The exercises concluded with Farnsworth Rhetorical medals to C. L. Flint Jr of Boston and G. D. Allen of Amherst, silver medals to J. L. Hills of Boston and J. E. Wilder of Lancaster, and Hill's Prizes to W. A. Sherman of Lowell and R. Dickinson of Amherst. An alumni meeting elected J. H. Webb president, P. M. Harwood recorder, S. T. Maynard corresponding secretary, H. E. Stockbridge treasurer, with E. E. Thompson and J. W. Clark on the executive committee. Of 90 freshmen, 68 remain in college.
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Bates College Holds Annual Meeting and Debates Plans
Lewiston Maine June 25 Bates College corporation convened with reports showing sound affairs. President Cheney urges appealing to the denomination to liquidate the floating debt before the centennial year, fund new chairs, release Nichols Hall to the Theological School, and build a new Nichols Hall for the Latin School. Acting President Hayes suggests changes to college laws and commencement order. The late B E Bates estate committee reports favorable progress toward the intended bequest. Bates Alumni observed a 3 PM anniversary with Rev. C A Bickford of Farmington speaking on Protestantism vs Romanism. Col Higginson delivered an eloquent oration to the college societies at City Hall.
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University of Vermont Commencement Exercises at Howard Opera House
The 10 A. M. commencement at the University of Vermont conferred A B degrees on Charles Wellington Allen and others, C E degrees on Robert Carlos and more, B degrees on Frank Blodgett and Henry Wade, A M on Wyllys Benedict and J W Griffin, with honorary D D and LL D honors for several clergymen and professionals. The ceremony concluded with an afternoon corporation dinner.
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William Kerr Sheldon
Hen Cadle Yenny
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Commencement Day Exercises at Maine State College
Commencement-day exercises at Maine State College in Bangor were successfully held with creditable student parts. Prominent attendees included Gov Garce lon, Senator Hamlin, ex Gov Coburn, Hon J B Foster, and several clergy and officials. A dinner followed with addresses, then an evening concert in Orono featuring Mendelssohn Quintette Club and soloists Louise Gage Abbie R Clark W H Fessenden and Myron W Whitney. A special train conveyed attendees. tomorrow is class day.
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Williston Seminary Holds 38th Commencement at Easthampton
Northampton Mass June 25 Williston Seminary Easthampton closed its thirty eighth commencement today graduating 35 of whom Yale will have 18 Amherst seven Williams two Harvard one The athletic sports were held Monday the alumni meetings Tuesday and commencement today Two Chinese graduates were among today's class and last year's student troubles with Principal Whiton left few traces ahead of a larger next year’s classes
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Wheaton Seminary marks 44th anniversary in Norton
The forty fourth anniversary exercises were held at the Congregational Church in Norton mass with the church filled. Graduates read compositions and Rev Allen Thomas delivered the address. Diplomas were handed by Rev Mortimer Blake D D president of the board of trustees from Taunton. Evening class reunions closed the day’s program.
Trinity College Commencement Delegates Vote for Trustee Representation
Hartford June 26 The House of Convocation met and heard Rev George D Johnson of New Brighton N J deliver an oration An appeal was approved to seek representation on the Board of Trustees at the next Legislature Regular commencement exercises are set for Thursday
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Irish University Bill debated in Commons
June 25 report from London notes Mr Asheton Cross announcing a bill to be introduced in the Lords. Mr O Connor Don moved to adjourn the debate but was talked out. Sir William Harcourt condemned the government for the late move.
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Sagadahoe Ice Houses and Criminal Tidings
Tuesday night canoe incident at Sagadahoe ice houses linked to improper sharing. Edward Jones banker burglary case in Bangor resulted in $1000 bond and jail awaiting August trial. Aroostook Valley camp meeting set for June 30 to July 7 on east bank of Aroostook River between Caribou and Presque Isle. Portland attorney John O. Winship pardoned after one year in a U S Court bankruptcy fraud sentence. Mrs Rebecca Owen of South Thomaston died by suicide in her absence, doors barred and railing jump noted as cause of death being melancholic mood.
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Manchester Mills declare five percent dividend payable June 13
Manchester Mills announce a five per cent dividend to shareholders with payment slated for June 13. The town papers report ongoing local events and incidents across New Hampshire and surrounding areas, including obituaries, celebrations, and public notices.
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Drownings and Divorce Report From Local County Court
Frank Auger of St Jonnsbury drowned after venturing beyond his depth while bathing in the Passumpsic river. Timothy Vinton of Brattleboro fell from his office door in a paper mill and fractured his skull, with hopes of recovery. C D Sweet of North Bennington’s wife obtained a divorce on desertion and intolerable severity. he was near seventy, she about twenty.
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Bankrupt schedules filed for two NYC assignments
John W. Lewis has filed his schedule showing liabilities of 260,852 with nominal assets 551,300 and real assets 210,500 after mortgages of 212,000. Andrew, William H. and George H. Stewart show liabilities of 149,386 36, nominal assets 162,368 26 and real assets 30,228 06 in an assignment to J. Warren Green.
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Accidents Cause Injuries Across Roxbury and Boston
A sequence of accidents leaves several residents injured and hospitalized. Willie Downs, nine, fell from a tree in Roxbury and fractured a wrist. Hans Kohler, twelve, wounded in the right thigh by a powder-filled toy cannon misfire. Annie Moore dislocated her elbow and fractured her wrist after a stairs fall in Oswego Street. Patrick Hurley, unloading hay, fell from a barn loft and was wounded by a pitch fork in the hip. John Mehegan, seventy, suffers a leg injury from a coal bulkhead at Warren’s coal wharf. Horace Sherman, twenty four, from Uxbridge, had a broken jaw after a Beacon Street collision. John K. Chisholm of Somerville fractures a left leg. All were treated or moved to local hospitals.
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Drowning of 9 year old in Methuen river bathing
Frank McCarty aged 9 drowned at Methuen on Wednesday while bathing. Also reports note 732 mill children under fifteen employed in Lawrence. John P. Sweeney sails for Europe Saturday on legal business. Mrs Foss of Wilton recovering from hydrophobia. Minerva C. Goria held for trial in Lowell for abandoning an infant. Rev John P. Gulliver inducted into Stone professorship at Andover Theological Seminary funded by Mrs Stone of Maiden. A suspicious figure seen near Turner Falls school. incident with girls led to pursuit. Funeral of George Thomas held in Gloucester. he died at Massachusetts General Hospital. Lawrence Fourth of July committee plans regatta and parade with entertainments. Col. L. D. Sargent named Chief Marshal. Leander M. Brown marries Annie P. at Old South Church Newburyport with 1000 guests.
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Atlantic Yacht Squadron sails for New London from Newport
The Atlantic Yacht Squadron left Newport for New London on Wednesday. William J. Honan, 50, drowned himself in a Burrillville mill pond Sunday morning. Cyrus W. Field, back from Europe, reached his Newport cottage Wednesday morning. In Washington County Supreme Court on Wednesday, William Harry, charged with murdering William Gardner in Charlestown on February 17, 1867, was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years in state prison.
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Buckley Family Minstrels Founder Dies in Quincy
G Swaine Buckley known as Swaine Buckley dies at his Quincy home on June 25 born in Bolton England Aug 28 1829. He helped form Buckleys Serenaders and Buckleys Minstrels with brothers Richard and Frederick later marrying in 1865 in Providence. Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM. Other notices report Deacon Isaac Hayden Marlboro resident and longtime town official dying June 25 and Capt John C Putnam of the Massachusetts Twentieth Corps dies of consumption after wartime wound. Remains to be buried East.
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Train wreck near Hamburg injures funeral party bound for Medina
The Atlantic express on the Lake Shore line, attaching a funeral train from Dayton to Medina, derailed near Hamburg due to heat. Eleven aboard the funeral party were affected including Mrs Edward Marshall, who lies unconscious with severe head injuries. Others suffer spine, head, or leg injuries. victims were taken to a hotel for care.
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Fire destroys Empire and Marine elevators in Buffalo
A fierce morning blaze in Buffalo leveled the Empire elevator, oldest in the city, unused since 1866, and the Marine elevator built in 1850, owned by Abel's company and unused since 1863. Several small houses and a large Baker Brothers ice house burned. McDonald's linseed factory sustained heavy damage. Total loss pegged at 70 000, insured.
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A.W. Lovering
Coiby & Co
Gas Fitters
Odd Fellows
Washington Lodge
Charles F. Taylor
N. G
William N. Starrett
W. G
George A. Paine
Walter S. Burnham
Horace 8. Fisher
Unity Lodge
Charles F. Sanborn
J. P. Buntin
V. G
David C. Sisson
Dr Bull
Rial
Charlie
Jokic
Burnett
Mthsp&pewy
Massachusetts
Garrison
Henry P. Kidder
State Street
Martin Brimmer
John M. Forbes
Esc
Henry L. Pierce
Henry Lee
Esag
Samuel C. Cobb
George Baty Blake
Esa
WM. Endicott, Jr
John C. Phillips
Eastport
St, John
International Steamship Co
City OF Portland
St. John
Halifax
Charlottetown
H. Kilby
Ae Batchelor
Sena
Bond Street
Dyp&p&wyte
Jez
Rhode Island
NEW Hampshire Legislature
Nashua and Rochester
Moore
Mann
Burns
Ordway
Keene and Northfield Railroad Company
State Normal School
Pittsfield
John Welch
Zelotes W. Morrill
Damariscotta
Alfred Brewer
Southport
California
Minit Alpha
AIGA
Belcher
Best & Belcher
Bullion
Choure
Exchequer
Ecces- Goula & Curry
Grand Prize
Independence
INE
Imperial
jOverman
Potosl
Raymond & Ely
Tarver
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Hartford Bonds
G. K. Sistaro
Isburgh & Walker
WM. P. Sargent & CO
Tremont Street
Brewster & CO
Broome Street
Samuel Gerry & Company
Bresdwey, New York
THST
Pugk Cigars
Metropolitan Cigar Manufactory
Geo. C. Smith
Water Street
Istrict Court
United States—District OF
McGillycuddy
Edgar J. Sherman
U.S. Court House
Clement Hugh Hill
Saia Court
Kullberg
Froa
WM. Bond & Son
97 Water Sr
Kilby
Public Stock Exchange
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company of
New York Stock Exchange
Coplin
Chauncy-Hall
A.williams & CO
S. W. B. Clarkre’s
T. Groom’s
Statetreet
Atlantic Cotton Mills
M. Gray
Androscoggin Mills
Nath’s Walker
Merchants Row
NEW Publications
Boston Daily
Geo. B. James
Sae
KINC
Handbook of
Moses King
Cambridge
Corporation Notices
South Boston Railroad Company
Broadway
William Reed
C. Boardman
Kilby Street
Lancaster Mills
W. Goodhue
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Devonshire St
Orace B. Wilbur
Alveston
SAN Gartongorailway Company
Sears Building
Maumhkeag Steam Cotton CO
Messrs
J. L. Bremer
H. D. Sullivan
Martin White Mining Company
U Jezl
Richardson, Hill & CO
Pacific National Bank
Fredr. J. Chick
James L. Little
Muir Street
Boston and Lowell Railbroad Corporation
E. A. Bartlett
Tjyl
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Trust Company
Keigmong Building
Henry McFarland
NEW Mexico Mining Company
Exchange Place
John 5S. Abbott
Chas. D. Jenkins
G. B. Haskell
Sec.y
Isaac B. Rich
Edwin Abbott
Treas
W.H. Newcomb
Elijah Weeks
Joseph T. Yankie
Silver City
New Mexico
Ion City
Silver Flat
Grant County
F. H. Peck
Bankers
Exchange One
Belfast
Iyi
J.B. Moors & CO
W. R. Stedman
SSG
Boston Stock Board
George W. May
Devonshire Street
American Shoe Verican Shoe Tip Co
Joss
Kimball & CO
Kirby Street
Wall Street
Baxter &Co Bankera
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Albert W. Lovering
Court Square
WM. D. Martin
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Prrmanent
Emerson
Aaron R. Gay & CO
State St
Cambridge Divinity College
Philadelphia Divinity School
Harold Arrowsmith
Brockton
Brocktons
King Philips
Rockland
Utica
Uticas
Nationals
New Bedfords
Springfields
Troy
Troy Citys
Stars of
Syracuse
Albany
Albanys
Hop Bitters
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Chicagos
Jei
Uncle Sam
Goldsmith
Newfoundland
NK B. Ingalils
Southern Pine Lumber
Wewis & Hall
Ena Atreet
Piper
Henry A
Water St
Stoddard
Geo, T
Wilk Street
S. Doane & Greenough
Gay
Aaron R. & CO
Johnson, H.T. & Co
Arch Street
Tobey, P. 8S. & CO
Dodd, Horace
Niles
Pettingill
State
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Tremont St
Colman
Moses & Son
Portland St
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Harris, H. & CO
Harris, Cyrus L. & CO
Central
Henry & Hatch
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Market St
Brighton
Dev. Street
Hnights
S. R
Old State House
Kennedy
T. C
Winthrop Block
East
Libbie
C. F
Beacon Street
Osgood
F. D
Rhodes & CO
Sullivan & MacDonald
School St. Bankers
Attwood Gilb’t & CO
Merchants
BANGS
Foote & French
Congress Street
Loud, T. J. & Bro
Parker & Stachpole
Devonshire
Peck, F. H
Book Publishers
W. B
Houghton, Osgood & CO
Dev
St. Lee & Shepard
Franklin St
Little, Brown & CO
Wash
Lockwood, Brooks & CO
Wash. St
Batcheller, E.& A. H. & CO
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
Broyd, J. & CO
Buffum
D. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hayden,guardenier & CO
Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer St
KEITH
M. L. & Sons
Martin, Shinner & Fay
High St
STOWE
Bills & Whitney
Pearl
Jarvis Furnace CO
Boyeston Brewery
Central Street
Haffeneffer & CO
Boston Beer CO
Central Wharf
Boylston Brewery
Central St
Continental Brewery
Cook, Isaac & CO
Houghton, A.J. & CO
Station and Hallock
Ste. Jones, Frank & CO
Washington St
Norfolk Brewery
Devon
Huchins
Waterford St
Hale, James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingalls, Wyer & CO
Friend Street
Himball Bros
Sudbury Street
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetinos
Dorson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
Bangs & Horton
Morse, H.& A. & CO
Hilby Street
Mann & Soule
Doane Street
Paul &Co
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
St. Holman, John & CO
Crawford, Scollay Square
Clarendon Wotel
the ST. James
Vossler, C
Hawley Street
Young’s
J. H. Cutter
Milton J. Hardy & CO
Ballard, Vincent
Temple Place
Chaffin
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hewins & Tollis
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
John G
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Whitcomb
H. P
Ordans
ESTEY
Hunt Bros
Wash. St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
St. Cochran
Congress Square
Tower, C. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Sage
Stephen D. Salmon
Stephen D Salmon, Jr
Adm’r
Seiz
Massachusett Suffolk
John H. Pearson
Abby W. Pearson
Borg
Ss L.eee
Hannah E. Pearson
Sen Ae Ae Ee
San
Elijah George
Andrew Carney
Benjamin F. Brooks
Joseph A. Laforme
Pamelia Sephine Reggio
Josephine Elizabeth Pazolt
Mary Frances Rhodes
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Suage
Eng
Vy. H. Bow
Japan
Lear & CO
Central ‘Wharf
R. W. Prat
Traverse Street