Tulips in Public Garden promise splendid display this year
Boston items note visitors Bigelow and Abram French registered in Paris last Saturday. Tulip display in the Public Garden expected to be as handsome as last year. Frank B. Fay named general agent for newly united cruelty to children societies. YM C A reports April employment: 25 permanent and 24 temporary positions filled. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph line work on Kingston and Albany streets with new poles and wires to New York and the West. And more society and civic notices follow.
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G. N. Bigelow
Abram French
Boston
Paris
Frank B. Fay
Societies For the Prevention of
Young Men’s Christian Association
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Kingston
Albany
New York
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Thomas W. Clarke
Chauncy Hall School
Charles F. Freeman
Barnstable
Danvers Lunatic Asylum
Supreme Court
Massachusetts Senate
Parker House
Wm. Wirt Warren
Academy Hall
Brighton
Boston Board of Trade
Canada
Congress
Daisy
Cleopatra
NASA
Lady Augusta
Rysdick
Springfield
New England
Gid Clay
Kay
Emma
Kentucky
Belle Knox
Col. Land
Gen. Knox
Kendall’s Mills
Amos Gerald
Maine
Cherry Bay Celding
Ethan Allen
Ruby
Toxie
Edward Everett
Young Morrill
Troy
Grace
Charley
Vermont
Compton
Kirkwood
Bashaw
Vend
Black Hawk
Lady Kate
Noro
Siren
Bismark
Gen- Uemar
Lady May
Yankee Boy
N. H
Harry
Panie Lambert
Fannie Haskins
Paris Hamble~ Touiau
Benj. KE. Bates
Shoreham
Sparkler
Gray Eagle
Fred
Lightfoot
Gellding
Winthrop Morris
Saadie
Botten
Cobler
P. H. Putnam
Hiram Woodruff
State House Notices On Tour Plans And Police Appointments
At the State House Secretary of State Henry B. Pierce plans a two month Europe tour starting in June with England visits hosted by Prof. Samuelson. New District Police appointees include Bailey Philbrick Kimball Bean Barker and Innis. duties span detective work office assignments and county tasks. A vacancy remains. An Executive Council meeting next Tuesday will hear a preliminary prison management investigation.
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State House
Henry B. Pierce
Europe
England
Prof
Samuelson
Bernard B. Vassal
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Mr. Lewis
Springfeld
Christopher T. Bailey
Dedham
Chace Philbrick
Lawrence
Porter Kimball
Fitenburg
J. A. Bean
Natick
J. R. Barker
Milford
George H.innis
Boston
Bailey
Puilrick
Bean
Innis
Old State Force
Kimpall
Fitchbure
Barker
Dyson
State Board of Charities
Executive Council
Twenty fifth anniversary observed at Franklin Street Church
The Franklin Street Congregational Church marked its twenty fifth year with a weekend observance. A historical address by Rev W S Hubbell traced the church history from its 1855 dedication by Dr Blagden and Dr Lyman Beecher to its 1867 rebuilding after a fire and the 1868 dedication of the present house. The church has grown to 483 members with combined parish and charity giving near 235 thousand dollars. A reminiscence banquet featured noted clergy and local figures, with letters from church leaders and an orchestral program enhancing the gathering.
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Franklin Street
Blagden
Lyman Beecher
Benjamin Jedkins
David Temple Packard
Mr. Packard
Lucius Eastman, Jr
Hubbell
A. L. Stone
Hawaiian Islands
Dea. Ebenezer Davis
Somerville
G. W. Blagden
D. D
Boston
Snaulding
Newburyport
J. H. Means
Dorchester
Jonathan Edwards
Grantville
Wm. H. Furber
Ben. Judkins
Bruce
S. H. Hadley
Pique at the Museum features Davenport in powerful drama
Augustin Daly's Pique drew a brilliant audience at the Museum last night with Fanny Davenport in the lead as Mabel Renfrew. The production, while melodramatic, was elevated by staging and strong support from Barron, Hudson, and the Museum company, earning enthusiastic, sustained approval.
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Museumm
Augustin Daly
Museum
Boston
Fanny Davenport
Miss Davenport
Mabel Renfrew
Thieves
Paradise
Museum Company
Mr. Barron
Capt. Standish
Mr. Hudson
Matthew Standish
Spoonies
Sammy Dymple
Shornsby Gull
Messrs
Wilson
Haworth
Raymond Lessing
Mason
Mr. Graham
Raymoney Jim
Martinet
Hooley
Zoe ‘Lutile
Eva
Black Topsy
Boston Theatre
Ideal Opera Company
W. H. Fessenden
Myron Whitney
Captain Corcoran
Adelaide Detchen
Georgia Caugum
Hebe
Sir Joseph
Dick Deadeye
Adelaide Phillipps
Buttercup
Mary Beebe
Josephine
Thomas W. Keene
Lilian Barry
Milwaukee
Wis
Albion M. Dudley
Salem
James M. Neal
Gallipolis
Charles Ross
Brunswick
Theodor Castelhuhn
Newburyport
T. B. Buxton
St. John
N.B
Mme. Dietrich Strong
Mme. Cappiani
Mr. Sherwood
Supreme Judicial Court May 3 Case Summary at Clyde Park
Supreme Judicial Court reports May 3 before Judge Lord with cases including Josiah B Richardson vs New York and New England Railroad over conversion of property tied to a failed Clyde Park iron works. Jeremiah Mullen vs Old Colony Railroad for injuries from a Foundry Street collision. and Purifying and Maturing Process Co versus Amos L Woods et al seeking stock transfers and capital. Also Superior Court first session May 3 before Judge Rockwell: Lamprey vs Stevens over brick value. Proceedings include juries, trials, and adjournments with multiple in-court notices and in-chambers cases.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Lord
Josiah B. Richardson
New York and New England Railroad Company
New England Iron Company
Clyde Park
Wm. E. Coffin
Outlaw
Avery
W. H. H. Andrews
Ambrose Eastman
Jeremiah Mullen
Old Colony Railroad Company
Esc
Foundry Street
Boston
R. D. Smith
J. A. Maxwell
J. H. Benton, Jr
Tucker
Amos L. Woods
Connecticut
Woods
Spaulding
Charles W. Crosby
Wimn
Gaston
J. Bennett
C. Allen
J. Fox
L. Souther
R. Lund
D. F. Crane
May term opened as Grand Jury begins Suffolk cases
Judge Wilkinson presided when the May term opened and the Grand Jury began its work. Sentences imposed include Malcolm McLean for malicious injury with 10 and costs and Richard F. Lyman for common drunkard two months in the House of Industry. Fannie Abbott received one year in the Woman's Prison. Sheriff Clark’s monthly report shows 143 prisoners at Suffolk County Jail with 17 on sentence 52 held for non payment of fines and costs 7 for trial 4 for examination 2 as witnesses and one debtor. Probate Court before Judge McKim admitted wills of several individuals and granted administration for multiple estates including Campbell Hand Hazlett Bern stein Cromlisk Conant and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm McLean
Richard F. Lyman
House of Industry
Fannie Abbott
Woman’s Prison
Suffolk County
McKim
Smith Momans, Jr
Ezra J. Banting
Hannah Hall
Ebenezer Morton
Mercy Herman
Charles Proctor
John J. Sullivan
Elias Baskett Derby
Richard Ridlon
Thomas 8. Campbell
Wm. F. Hand
Elizabeth Hazlett
Carrie M. Bernstein
Cecelia Cromlisk
Elizabeth C. Conant
George E. Bell
Catherine McGonigle
Barney Davis
Mary J. Wallis
Gabnel Pougee
Wm. Williams
Joseph Healy
Bertha Levi
Peter Norton
Helen M. Briggs
Richard Rich
May
John J. Peasley
Thomas McAden
Nellie Casey
Sherborn
Mary J. Gillespie
Nellie Stewart
Minnie Lee
Minnie Logan
Faome A. Clark
Alias Sims
Rosa Leavitt
Reformatory
Ellen Doherty
Abbie Doyle
John McCarty
James F. Guyotte
James Mulbern
Janvier Rodier
Portland Street
Ellen Downey
Thomas Cavanaugh
Martin Welch
Savage assault with hatchet at saloon on Central Park avenue
Mrs Margaret Gibbonz keeper of a saloon and lodging house on Central Park avenue West Wyde Park attacked lodger Thomas Kelley with a hatchet after demanding he leave. Kelley suffered a terrible scalp wound. Gibbons was arrested and to be arraigned. She claimed Kelley previously assaulted her son. Nearby notes cover local church events and a man found intoxicated injured at the new horse railroad junction.
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Margaret Gibbonz
Central Park Avenue
Wvyde Park
Thomas Kelley
Kelley
Kelly
Norfolk Sunday Schoal Association
Dedham
Unitarian
Seatrate
Jennings
South Hingham
Women’s Christian Prohibitory League
Franklin Hall
Peabody
E. M
North Franklin Street
Aldermen Board approves hospital trustees and street works agenda
The Board of Aldermen at Monday session confirmed Israel Cohen for two years and F. Gavin for one year as Trustees of the City Hospital, and Michael Finn as Public Weigher, with Horace L. Bowker also confirmed. Petitions seek street grading macadamizing and road work along Eagle, Trusl, Ware, East Chester, Elmore, and other avenues, plus railroad connections. remarks on East Boston ferries and a birthday event for the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. The Burrill claim and related auditors statement are laid on the table for printing. Police Charitable Fund noted.
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Board of Aldermen
O’brien
City Hospital
Israel Cohen
F. Gavin
Michael Finn
Senne
Horace L. Bowker
Glendon‘Company
Eagle Street
Square
P. Dexter
Trusl Street
Ward Twenty-four
Franklin King
Ware Street
South Boston Railroad Company
Emerson Street
East Broadway
Hugh McLaughlin
Wm. Carpenter
Mercantile Street
H. A. Wight
Elmore Street
S. Cudworth
East Chester Ark
Charles E Wiggim
West Cottage Street
J. G. Moorhead
South
Back Bay Park
Committee On Health
Artemas Winchester
West Roxbury
E. Pierson Beebe
Waldo Magnora
Howard A. Carson
Roxbury
Boston
Nathaniel I. Bowaditehb
J. L. Stackpole
Legislative Committee On Education
South Street
Said Street
Kasex Street
Newbury Street
West Chester Park
Committee On Common
City Point
Board of Park Commissioners
Harvard College
Arnold
East
West Wood Island
Committee On
Lowell Squire
Bailey Street
J. 8. Bobbs & Co
Kneeland
South, Beach
Federal Streets
PB. A. Collins
Paul West
Wm. F. Wade
Federal Street
Crosby
Bates
Prescott
South Boston Road
Lue Circuit
Blue Line
Washington Street
Temple Place
Summer Street
West
Collins
Middlesex Railroad Company
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Henley
Mount Vernon Streets
Park, Adams
Common Streets
City Square
Powers
Brecke
Caton
Woolley
Healy
Burrill
Police Charitable Fund
City Hall
County of Middlesex
Brighton
Samuel Littleclerk
Wm. H. Hodgkins
East Boston Ferries
Thomas L. Jenks
Eer. B. Butler
Edward Brigham
Geo. W. Pope
Henry H. Sprague
G. H. M. Rowe
John E. Fitzgerald
Frederic W. Smith, Jr
Water Board
Leonard R. Cutter
Walter FE. Swan
Board of Health
Samuel H. Dargill
Charles E. Davis, Jr
Police Commissioners
Henry Walker
F. J. Goldthwait
Charles H. Dalton
George #. Clarke
Mount Hope Cemetery
Frederick G. Wailbridge
Samuel A. B. Bragg
Wm. W. Greenough
Mellen Chamberlain
Morkrtgagew
Edward C. Wales
Jonathan Mann
A. D
Suffolk
David Loring
Joseph E. Merrill
Davie Loring
Joseph H. Merrill
Jona G. Webster
Revere
Bath Street
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn
Beaver Street
Atlantic Ocean
Sata Revere
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad
Sat Revere
Revere Beach
North Shore Land Company
Whitman and
Breck
Lewis J. Bird
John G. Webster
Land Transfers Across Boston Neighborhoods
A long list of property transactions in Boston areas including South Street Near Utica and Monroe Street to Clapp with land at $1. Other transfers cover Warren Avenue Commonwealth Avenue Back Bay Huntington Avenue Roxbury Charlestown Dorchester West Roxbury Chelsea and more. Notable entries include Alfred Marcus to Brice Fivans for 40000 dollars and Mass Hospital Life Insurance to William Clefin for 55000 dollars each. Many buildings and land parcels change hands among named individuals and institutions with nominal or specified sums.
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South Street
Utica
Joseph F. Ferdinand
Francis 8. Monroe, Jr
Timothy P. Nelson
Samuel W. Spofford
Harriet M. Wright
John J. Clapp
Warren Avenue
West Canton Street
Back
Commonwealth Avenue
Fairfield Street
Charles A. Parker Et al
George P. King
Kneeland
Federal Streets
Alfred A. Marcus
Brice S. Fivans
John H. Stickney
George Jobson
Gloucester Street
John Worster
George Wheatland, Jr
Huntington Avenue
Huntington Park
Back Bay
Essex Savings Bank
William Boynton
Buttonwood Marsh
Sheafe Street
Margaret
George Ropes
Jonas G. Shulaber
Elizabeth M. Streeter
John J. Corker
Francis H. Lincon
Cornhill
Boston
David Eckley
Roxbury
Faneuil Hall Square
Amasa
Thayer
Rebecca J. Thayer
Charlotte E. Wild
Feneuil Hall Square
Claremont Park
James R. Clark
Sarah A. Rich
Bear
Theodore R. Glover
George Johnson
John H. Jickney
Same
Rookline Street
Franklin Square
John C. Frack, Jr
Joshua C. Dana
Orvile Woodsum
Warren K. Blodgett
Charlestown
Tufts
Marion Streets
William Burnett
Annie M. Parks
Dorchester
Ye Street
John Broderick
Nelson Curtis
Ian Indian
Alfred A. Nickerson
Home Savings Bank
West Roxbury
Light Colored Spring Suits For Young Men And Gentlemen
We present about 50 styles of light colored spring suits for young men and gentlemen, ready for immediate wear. Made from fine soft wools, these outfits keep their appearance. Parisian and European fashions lead the trend with careful making and trimming. Despite higher wool prices, they offer value aligned with quality and style. Prices:
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A. Shuman & Co
Washington Street
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H.S. Hussey
Horatio G. Hill
Beach Street
Corner Cove
Woodbury & Leighton
T. Dennis Boardman
Beacon Street
Webster & Dixon
Edward S. Browne
Lincoln Street
Beach
Geo. D. Spear
George H. Langee
Lagrange Street
Linnet
Philp McMahan
Michigan Avenue
Columbia Street
Edward A. Sawyer
Donald Kennedy
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Warren
Exeter Street
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The
Security Safe Deposit Company
Equitable
Corner Milk and
Devonshire Streets
Financial Exchange
Boston Driving and Athletic Association
Tremont House
Henry
Russell
Beacon Park
Col
John Shepard
Silas Gurney
Hugh Cochrane
David Nevins, Jr
Henry G. Parker
J. Malcolm Forbes
Freeman A. Walker
Robert H. Stevenson
Hadson Street
George Oliver
Oliver
Station Four
Dennis W. Hurley
Curry
Station Three
Margaret Hughes
Cornelius Kelleher
Hitchcock
Station Ten
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Church of the Messiah
Hanover Street
J. Conroy
Charter Street
Prince Street
Charles Proud
South Boston
Draper
Margaret O'Toole
Gold Street
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
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Syria
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James McDonough
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Park Theatre
Edgar A. Fawcett
Union Square Theatre Company
Maurice Graw
Paola Marie
Angele
Capoul
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Capon
London
Gye
Royal Italian Opera House
Covent Garden
Marie
Angelo
la Belle France
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Les Cloches de
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Boston Polit Court Record
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Seymour W. Stevens
J. L. Newton
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Dewey
Johanna Freeby
Seth Rech
Brattle Street
John F. Croffin
T. S. Dame
Allegretti, Refrigerating Co
Deniel
Davis
N. B. Bryant
J. M. Browne
B. Allen
A. Hemmenway
Orprr
Downine
Railroad
Billmantle
Fitch
Higgins
Kenneyburg
RK. R. Co
Sullivan
Bryant
Shine
Sid—Quested
Dinan
Knight
Flaley
Abbott
Pearson
Lazarus
Porter
Lucker
Brown
Bacon
Jacobs
Hibbard
Patrick
Congdon
Cook
Gray
Hardy
Hobart
Elliott
Weltch
Brigham
Bigelow
Rowley
T.aded
Hopkins
Dennie
Drew
Parker
Renshaw
Wilkinson
Hyde Park
East Botton Company
State Street
John S. Farlow
Thos. B. Hall
C. Allen Browne
M.D. Ross
John Novle
John M. Clark
Isaac Pratt, Jr
Charles B. Moody
J. H. Farrar
Silas Peirce
Thomas B. Hall
John Noble
Noble
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
John T. Coolidge
T. Jefferson Coolidge
M. H. Simpson
H. M. Whitney
Charles L. Youn
Matthew Ibartieit
John L. Gardner, Jr
J. Henry Seare
Bert A. Cobb
Isaac Sweetser
Wm. Hammond
Edmund Dwight
Frank E. Sweetser
Cowpens Battle Memorial
Gov. Long
Courtenay
Charleston
D. C
Cowpers Memorial
Cowpens Battlefeld
Cowpens
John D. Long
Massachusetts
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Daniel Morgan
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Boston and Maine Railroad Company
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P., B. and M Steamboat Company
Portland
Common Council
Peeatee
Achoice
John Osborne
Richard F. Jennings
Osborne
Anne Os
Prince
Devine
Turner
Police Charitable Trust Fund
Alderman Slade
Committee On Public Buildings
Egleston Square
Prince School House
Metropolitan Railroad
Committee On Paying
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Milk
Pearl
Broad Streets
Atlantic Avenue
Charlestown Gas Company
Boston Water Board
Cochituate
Park Commissioners
Stony Creek
Charles River
Elizabeth McDavitt
Benjamin Hadley
Cambridge Street
E. J. Trvil
Brighton Avenue
Charles Street
Pallmer Street
Meres d Street
Harrison Avenue
White
Detroit
Tisdale
Nova Scotia
Evangelical Alliance
Seymour
Baptist Ministers
Firetchurch
East Cambridge
Neponset Avenue
Ruggles Street
German Baptist
Trinity Baptist
East Baptist
Lynn
D. H. Taylor
Jesus Christ
Gaston Street
Emma L. W. Poland
Susan D. B. Webber
Highland Park Avenue
William M. McNalty
Francis C. Williams
Parker, Ruggles and Mechanic Streets
Solomon A. Bolster
Parker Street
Brookline Avenue
William Minot, Jr
Grace Stevenson
Seventh
Samnuel J. de Lue
Julia Ward Howe
First Street
Emma_ PD, Collings
Berta Morgenstein
Third Street
Nathaniel H. Henchman
New England Trust Company
Belmont Street
Mediford
Ellen O’brien
John F. Dore
Josiah A. Jennings
Anne M. Parks
Main Street
Winthrop
Jasper Stone
Henry H. Chandler
Clapp Street
George W. Tuxbury
Wilberforce Sully
Joseph M. Hart
Ashmont Street
Elizabeth S.tolman Et al
City of Boston
Euclid Street
James E. Weaver
Mary L. Paige
Indian Way
Grampian Way
Rockland Avenue
George Stedman
Daniel B. Stedman
Park Street
Anawan Avenue
Louie Ann Percy
City of
Shawmut Avenue
Timothy Dolan
Catherine Daly
Chelsea
Chester Avenue
Emma D. Collins
Elizabeth T. Rice
Chestnut Street
Mary H. Mansfield
Dennis F. Free
Caroline M. B. Ricker
Horatio B. Hersey
Jason R. Cummings
Fremont Avenue
Mount Washington
Albert Leavyens
Annie H. Buck
Orient Heights
Edward Turner
Frederick M. Whiting
Lynn Street
Linden
Mercantile Savings Institution
Alvab A. Burrage
Mary, Jordan
Charles H. Tewksbury
Benjamin Johnson
Woodward Avenue
Emily S. Fiske
Roxbury Institution For Savings
Downer Street
Tremont
Patrick Fay
An i. Finnerty
Huntington and
Richardson Avenues
Clarendon Hills
George N. Holmes
Lyman R. Blake
Tremont Street
Patrick J. Morrissey
Oo Fuller
Lewis Street
Charles D. Donaldson
Charles Sanders
Shurtleff
Hawthorne
Mary J. Chisholm
Henry F. Ross
William Street
Frank P. Donnell
George E. Morrill
Vere
Lynn. Street
Mary E. Jordan
Alvah A. Burrage
Lucy E. Oliver
Samuel Oakman Et al
Samuel Oakman
Joseph L. Proctor
Clement Willis
Isaac F. Burrr
Proctor A. Roberts
Jacob Goldsmith
Simon Goldsmith
William Goldsmith
Charles Whitney
City Institution For Savings of
Lowell
Grenville
T. W
Mechanic Street
Matthew Gately
Angeles
Mechanic Streets
Sane
Benjamin P. Morris
Emily 8
Fiske
Cornelius O'Callaghan
James G. Peterson
George Tuxbury
Spiller
Mite
St. Leonards
Winthrop c
William Bassett
Exchange Street
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Commonwealth Hotel
Boston and Albany
S&a
Strawberry Hill
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
Kentucky Tobacco
Rocers & Bacon
Biot Street
Rome
Italy
Nathan B. Goodnow
Post-office Square
Wail Street
A. Suman & CO
Isburch&co
Nnd
East Street
Bosto
Coes
Una
Bessie
Don
Eaton
Millman & UC
Wholesale Clothiers
Washington St
Gents’ Retail Department
Kimball Bros
Sudbury ST
International Trust CO
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
National Bank
Aaron
Mayhew
Henry Smith
WM. T. Parker
Henry L.jewett
S. T. Bail
Southboro
A Lambert
Benjamin Bates
Brighton Road
J.H. Wright
Bail
Phaeton
Morgan
Blackhawk Crucioe
Brigge Magoon
W. Hanover
Mass
Kentucky Saddle Horse
Waltham
Ana
Meaford
Winthrop Morrill
Belle Lambert
Daniel Lambert
Benjamin EB. Bates
G. W. Simmons & Son
North Street
Oak Hall
Washington Avenue
Chelapea
Highland Avenue
Lana
Brookline
Washington and
Beacon Streets
J. J. Cannell
Chauncy Street
Intitute Technology
School of Mechanic Arts
Robert H. Richards
William RB. Rogers
Mydprof
Union Institution For Savings
Bedford Street
Cheshire Railroad CO
Everedt
Water Street
John H. Osgood
Pearl Street
Russia
Myl
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Boston & Albany Stock Yard
Albany House
North
J. P. Dansmore
Bate
Peeaeee
Sargent
New Haven
Brewster
HALL
James Hall & Son
SLADE
W.P. Sargent & Co
Peck & White
Taunton
Rockaway
Goddard
Sargent & Ham
Newport
Brewster & Co
TRISH
KH. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Hoom
Boston Stock and Exchang Board
Braska
Avis
Kutland Railroad
National Revere Bank
Merchants’ Natonal Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Tremont National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Boott Cotton
Merrimack Manufacturing Co
Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Androscoggin Mills
Boston Belting Co
Prescott Manufacturing Co
Connecticut River Railroad Co
Connorion Valley Railroad Co
American Watch Co
North Chicago Steel Co
Colony Railroad
Inois Grand Trunk Railroad
Arlington and
First National Bank
Chicopee
Eliot Nations Bank
Continental Mills
Ddaumkeag Steam Cotton Mihs
Washington Mills
National Rubber Co
Bristol
R. I
Efi
Middlesex Mills
McKay Sewing Machine Association
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw
Northern Railroad Co
N.H
Ae and Lake Champlain Railroad
Ao Neptune Insurance Co
Winnissumet Horse Railroad Co
Framingham and Lowell Railroad
East Boston Savings Bank
Mercantile Savings Bank
Aim
Michigan Central Railroad
Vermont Central Railroad
Vermont and Canada Railroad
Een and
Missouri River Railroad
Inebraska
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Plymouth Rock Mining Co
Sycamore Spring Water Co
Ado Empire Mining and Milling Co
Arizona
Massachusetts and New Mexico Mining Co
Tremont Silver Mining
Herat
Mar
Francis Henshaw & CO
Bosumet
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
National City Bank
Nationa Bank of Commerce
Blackstone National Bank
Pacific Mills
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Vermont and Canada Railroad Co
Vermont Central and
Vermont Canada Railroad
Connotton Valley Railroad
Cincinnati
Sanausky and Cleveland Railroad
Wisconsin Valley Aoe Ist
Dogs Star
New Mexico and South Pacific Railroad Co
Manhattan Seach Improvement Co
Old Colony Ratiroad Co
Henry & Hatch
Bummer
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W.r.mckey & CO. Auctioneers
Summer ST
Rhodes & CO
John H. Draper
New York City
Roberts’ Salesroom
Mosle Bros
Formosa
A. S. Richards & CO
Reade &T
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Bi Wilmerding
Hoguet & CO
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Piaxtes Street
W.B
Lippincott, Son & CO
United States
S. Johnson
Sherife
Surro.s
Isso
Chambers of
Kingston Street
Said County
Abo
Harum Merrill
P.S
Dearborn & CO
Francis Sprague & CO
Central Street
Constitution Wharf
Commercial Street
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
School Street
Wesley Webber
Moses Colman
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
James C. Young
William x. Pennman
County of
Joseph KE. Merrill
Leeds
Whitman & Breck
Shirley Avenue
Harris
Thomas P. Barnes, Jr
Hosten
Samuel Hatch & C
Congress Street
Washington
Ohio Street
Indiana Place
Castle Street
Village Street
Emerald Street
Thomas Brewer
Oxford Street
Essex and
Beach Streets
Baa Live
Oliver Street
Japan
GEO. K. Hichborn & CO
Court Street
Newcomb Street
Reed Street
Metropolitan Stables
Foley
Hichoorn & Co
Benton Street
Hichborn & Co
Leonard &C Auctioneers
PPL
SRS
End
Bromfield Street
Phelps
Velten
Voltz
Vermiec
Lambinet
Caesar de Cock
Cecert
Williams & Everett
C. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Lancaster Reets
Horatio Harris & CH
Brock
Salasroom
Lilvrian
Pruis
Valencia