Senator Logan as a Weather Vane of Opinion
The Journal calls Senator Logan a rare exception to the rule of political estrangement after embracing Greenbackism. The Washington Post counters that he is not struck by inflexible beliefs but adjusts quickly, holding views yet rarely showing firm convictions. John serves as a reliable weather vane, always supplying his own wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Senator Logan
The
Washington Post
Logan
John
Wisconsin Republicans Order 100000 Copies of Ben Hill Speech
The Hartford Courant notes the initiative, while the Times boasts it cannot do better and offers $100 gold to a neighboring paper to publish the full speech in its editions. The remark is praised as a pinnacle example of political logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Courant
Ben Hill
Wisconsin
The
Times
President’s quote accused of borrowed origin sparks loyalty row
The president faced criticism after a remark praised as serving the country, but later revealed to be borrowed from Chief Justice Chase. He reportedly dropped the line and shifted from loyalty to country to party loyalty, drawing scrutiny of inconsistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Warner Silver bill passes House by seventeen vote margin
The Warner Silver bill cleared the House on a seventeen vote majority after a long, tense campaign. It now goes to the Senate with supporters claiming it guarantees unlimited coinage despite opposition and doubts.
House Endures Night of Motions and Silver Bill Clash
Washington reports a long night of roll calls and adjournments as House members battled over Ryan's silver bill. Filibusters persisted, with hard money allies wavering on the measure while assertions of coinage policy and bullion regulation shaped the debate and proposed changes.
Warner Silver Bill Passes After Nightlong House Session
Washington May 25 The protracted session began Friday noon and ended at 9 o'clock yesterday morning with the Warner Silver bill passing by a seventeen vote margin after sustained dilatory moves. The cranky night featured excuses and calls of the House while McCook faced contempt threats, apologized, and was finally excused. A compromise was reached at 8 with a vote scheduled for 2, and the House adjourned at 9 after a coalition of Republicans Greenbackers and some Democrats."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCook
New York
Chittenden
Ryan
Friends of the Warner
Messrs Crapo
Massachusetts
Deuster
Wisconsin
Field
Hawley
Connecticut
Hiscock
Habbett
Michigan
McCook and Morton
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Wood
Beltzhoever
McLane
Maryland
Gibson
Louisiana
Pierce
Fort
Cannon
Werner
France
Germany
Warner
Maine
Murch
Cox
Kansas
Alearms
Coffroth
Kenna
West Virginia
Messrs
Garfield
Morton
Sparks
Reagan
McMahon Endorses Silver Bill With Unlimited Coinage View
Representative McMahon of Ohio supports the Silver bill, asserting it enables unlimited coinage with no treasury pricing control. He says the department coinages the bullion brought to mints, at 412.5 grains per standard dollar, plus transport and minting costs. Supporters expect Senate action soon. a presidential veto is widely anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McMahon
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Senate
House
Trial judge ill as Dr Witham acquittal noted
In Portland a trial judge, Hon. Bion Bradbury, was taken ill at court and sent home with a serious ailment. In the same Portland case, Dr Witham was acquitted of murder in the case of an illegitimate child and bonds of $400 were posted to answer adultery charges. Maine Fish Commissioner Stillwell announced deliveries of thousands of trout and landlocked salmon to multiple ponds across the state, including Albion China Newport Moose Cobosseecontee East Winthrop Belgrade Whitefield Cold Stream Pushawpona Unity Wilson's Brownsville and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Portland
Bion Bradbury
Tie
Dr Witham
Stillwell
Maine
Pushawpona
Unity
Wilson’s Pond
Brownsville
Nashua Judge of Probate Appointed
Hon. E. E. Parker of Nashua becomes Judge of Probate. Severe frosts hit northern and central areas Friday night. Incendiary W. F. Parker from Nashua to stand trial. Rev. W. S. Tucker of Hopkinton resigns and will join Episcopal ministry. Uriel C. Bowen of Hebron arraigned for assault, released for lack of evidence. Henry Young, once confined for axe attack, died by suicide in Concord. Rockingham farmers suffer grub worm damage on Stratham farm. Gov elect Heead inauguration plans set for June 5 with parade, salutes, and guest contingents. reduced rail fares arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Parker
Nashua
Noorthern
W. F. Parker
W.S. Tucker
Hopkinton
Uriel C. Bowen
Hebron
Henry Young
Pittsfield
Asylum For the
Concord
Rockingham County
Stratham
Hiead
Manchester
Prescott
Ancient and Honorables
Boston
Amoskeag
Talbot
Massachusetts
van Zandt
Rhode Island
Adultery and rape arrest shock Walden man Russell Hubbard
Russell Hubbard, a married Walden man, was arrested on charges of adultery and rape of his 11 year old stepson. In Royalton, a band of ten or more youthful burglars aged 15 to 22 from respectable families has been uncovered. They targeted stores, hops and dwellings, committing nine or ten burglaries. Five boys have been arrested and some property recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hubbard
Walden
Royalton
Worcester man commits suicide on the common
William J. Woolfende of Worcester, 25, shot himself Saturday night on the common. Post 42, G. A. R., of Lowell held services Sunday at St Paul’s and Northern Street Methodist churches in fore noon and evening ahead of Memorial Day. A Huntington Hall meeting in Lowell opposed the License law, with Philetus Burnham presiding and Rev Colwell preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Woolfende
Worcester
Post
Lowell
St. Paul’s
Northern Street
Huntington Hall
Philetus Burnham
Dr Colwell
Gloucester
Georges
George F. Bailey
Gloucester Court
Case
Taunton
James Cleary
Fall River
Brayton’s Creek
Cleary
Amherst College
George Howland
Chicago
Ill
Francis A. Walker
New Haven
Conn
John H. Washburn
New York City
Hyde
H. D. Hyde
Boston
H. C. Folger
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. L. Goodrich
F. Jameson
Amherst
J. W. Marvine
Scranton
D. A. Newton
Westboro
L. L. Ward
Brookline
Connecticut River Lumber Company
Northampton
Holyoke
Hartford
Connecticut River
North Hadley
Mass
Reece
Frost injures crops as frost bites low lands Friday night
The article notes heavy frost in low moist lands damaging growing crops, plus various local happenings. It reports Old Colony steamer tied up for dry dock, a Knights Templar conclave in Providence, a burglary arrest of a relative and a drug store clerk under 20, and Memorial day services at Newport and local churches with sermons and decorated pulpits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Fall River Line
New York
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Masons’ Hall
Providence
Faday
R. E
John Dean
Peleg W
Prescott Post
First Baptist Church
E. G. Taylor
Arnold Post
South Baptist Church
Ives Post
Congdon Street
Second Baptist Church
Newport
Grand Army Post
O. H. Fernald
Lively time feared at Hoosac Junction with 500 rail crew
The Times reports Troy and Boston railroad rivals prepare to clash at Hoosac Junction over track laying. Gen Burt leads about 500 men ready to lay rails by force while the sheriff and sixty deputies standby with a locomotive and cars poised to move. The Troy Citizens Corps are ordered to mobilize with cartridge boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosac Junction
Burt
Troy
Boston
New York
Times
Troy and
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Western Railway
Erie Road
Filibuster Looms as Parties Contend Over Oath and Laws
The piece notes Republicans plan to filibuster the morning hour to block Knott's report and separate repeal bills on juror oath and election laws. Democrats concede on transfer of causes bill. the aim is to block new measures. Legislative Appropriation bill enrolled. signing by Speaker Rand sil may occur tomorrow. veto expected Tuesday. Victoria's birthday marked by Mount Vernon picnic with the English legation. Attorney-General Devens toasted the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Randsil
Senate
Victoria
Mount Vernon
Legation
Devens
President supports negro exodus to the West and aid
Washington reports the President views the negro exodus as general, especially from persecuted South areas, with funds to aid emigrants. He favors scattering to Western states for better employment and supports chartered boats as just and humane. He warned that violent opposition on the Mississippi would be rebellion and the government would protect such lawful activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Ohio
Mississippis
Rush for Four Per Cents Sparks Treasury Crowds
About $150000 in four percent certificates were sold at the Treasury cash room. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will not operate until Monday to prevent overwork. With only $7000000 remaining, final deliveries shift to next week. Ten policemen will guard the building tomorrow to maintain order. Treasurer Gilfillan offers $100 purchases to clerks who want to buy, limiting indiscriminate hiring. One theft occurred when a small boy took certificates after buying for a speculator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau
Gilfillan
Postal changes in New England and notable military moves
Washington reports weekly postal updates with new offices in New Hampshire and Vermont and postmaster appointments in Ashland Mill Village North Lydenboro Ferrisburg and Georgia Vermont. Gen Grant departs Yokohama toward San Francisco around July 20 while Gen Sherman plans addresses at Orchard Lake Detroit June 20 and visits Albany West Point June 12. Bond subscriptions to the 4 percent refunding certificates total $2,245,660 yesterday and $24,147,150 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Glen House
Coos County
N. H
Eri G. Clapp
Ashland
Grafton County
Elias W. Pike
Mill Village
Sullivan County
Addie G. Goodrich
North Lydenboro
Hillsboro County
Betsy E. Hayward
Ferrisburg
Radison County
Rufus K. Clark
Georgia
Franklin County
Henry H. Richmond
Westford
Windham County
Conn
Grant
Yokohama
San Francisco
Sherman
Orchard Lake Military Academy
Detroit
Albany
West Point
Disastrous Brooklyn Fire of May 24 Details
Fires in Brooklyn and across several cities cause wide destruction. In Brooklyn the Fowler, Crampton & Co linseed mills burned with losses estimated at 250000 to 300000 dollars. nearby Watson’s store and Bartlett & Green’s property also burned, with losses possibly reaching 500000 dollars. A boy’s body was found in Orr Fowler & Co’s box factory ruins in India Street, likely suffocated. Additional fires strike Dallas Oregon, Denver Colorado, Detroit Michigan, Franklin New Hampshire, Bangor Maine, Portland Maine, Sudbury Massachusetts, Bridgton Maine, Appleton Wisconsin, and Altoona Pennsylvania, totaling extensive property damage and varying insurance estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Fowler, Crampton & Co
Furman Street
Watson’s
Messrs
Bartlett & Green
Barnlett & Green
Orr, Fowler & Co
India Street
E. D
Hiram Cousins
Ninth Street
Avenue C
San Francisco
Cal
Dallas
Oregon
Pioneer
Front Street
Riversley’s
Balawin & Moody
Second Street
Oregon Navigation Company
Umatilla House
Denver
Col
Nineteenth Street
Halliday
Larimar
St. Charles Hotel
H. 8
Non’s
Detroit
Mich
Richmond
Ridgeway Station
Cooper & Knight
Cooper
R. Flowers
William Butcher
Franklin
N. H
Amagsa Frost
Shaw’s Corner
London
Liverpool
Globe
Bangor
Kenduskeag
Wood, Bishop & Co
Portland
Buzzell Road
Cape Elizabeth
Frank Scammon
John Alexander
Sudbury
Mass
Concord
Acton
Edward C. Damon
Benjamin Derby
Henry Wood
Bedford
Bridgton
Isaac Eastman
Sweden
Appleton
Wis
Altoona Car Works
The Death of William Lloyd Garrison in New York
A long obituary notes Garrison died in New York on May 24 from Brights disease after a day of unconsciousness. Born December 2, 1804 in Newburyport, he rose from poverty to edit the abolitionist Liberator and lead anti slavery movements in Boston Philadelphia and Washington. He faced arrests and violence but persisted, helped found the New England Anti-Slavery Society, and inspired reformers while maintaining nonresistance. His life included lectures, publications, a controversial stance on colonization, and a late honor of public support totaling about 30,000 dollars. Also noted are other deaths: Edward Floyd of Winter died at 70. Charles D. Matthews of New York died at 64. William Sloane of New York died at an unspecified age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
House of Representatives
Senate
William Lloyd Garrison
New York City
New York
Europe
William Lloyd
George Thompson
Wendell Phillips
Francis Jackson
Willard
United States
Brooklyn
Montreal
Gen. Grant
Yokohama
San Francisco
John N. Buzzell
Malden
Alden Bartlett
Oak Place
Weat Roxbury
E. B. Phillips
Eastern Railroad Company
Dallas
Oregon
Bright
Newburyport
Mass
Ephraim W. Allen
Newburyport Herald
Herald
Newburyport Free Press
Philadelphia
Garrison
Washington
Boston
New Haven
Hartford
Baltimore
Boston Liberator
Knapp
Christian Examiner
Examiner
Georgia
New England
Massachusetts
Mr Garrison
England
New England Anti-Slavery Society
Wilberforce Brougham
Clarkson
American Colonization Society
Wilberforce
American Anti Slavery Society
Female Anti-Slavery Society
the Liberator
American Anti- Slavery Society
Roxbury
Edward Floyd
Winther
Charles D. Matthews
Unite States Warehouse Company
William Sloane
Dedication of New St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York
The new St Patrick’s Cathedral at Fifth Avenue and Fiftieth Street was dedicated for public worship with solemn ceremonies led by Cardinal McCloskey. Archbishops Gibbons Purcell and others attended along with numerous bishops and priests. a grand musical program accompanied the rites and a sermon was delivered by Bishop Patrick J. Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Rochester
Ryan
Buffalo
MacNeirly
Albany
Wadhams
Ogdensburg
Corrigan
Newark
Conroy
Curium
Lynch
Charleston
Becker
Wilmington
Gross
Savannah
Rain
Wheeling
Moore
St. Augustine
Keane
Richmond
Elder
Natchez
One
Mobile
DeGoesbriand
Burlington
O’reilly
Springfield
Hendricken
Providence
Portland
McMahon
Hartford
Mullen
Ene
Shenahan
Harrisburg
O'Hara
Scranton
Twigg
Pittsburg
Battes
Alton
St. Louis
O’conor
Nebraska
Spaulding
Peoria
McClosky
Louisville
Toebbe
Covington
Burgess
Detroit
Chatard
Vincennes
Ireland
St. Paul
Heiss
Lacrosse
Duhamel
Ottawa
Sweeny
St. John
James H. McGean
J. M. Kearney
F. H. Farrelly
H.C. McDowell
William Hogan
Paulist Fathers’ Church
W. F. Pecker
Haydn
Cardinal McCloskey
Quinn
Preston
Gread
Gregory VII
Patrick J. Ryan
St. Lous
Madison Avenue
Purcell
Gibbons
Charles O’conor
Napal Guard
Archbishop Gibbons
Baltimore
John J. Kean
William Farrell
Bishop Kean
How Her Loyal Subjects Celebrated the Queen's Birthday
Montreal May 24 International demonstration marks Queen's birthday celebrations. Regiments parade to Fletcher's field as Marquis and Princess inspect units including Thirteenth New York Regiment. Sham battles and cheers, a grand dinner, and honors note the event with speeches by Sir Gen. Selby Smyth Col. Stevenson Beecher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Fletcher’s Field
Marquis
Thirteenth
New York Regiment
Brooklyn
Canada
Kating Rink
Tilley
Alexander Campbell
Selby Smyth
Col. Stevenson
Beecher
Lincoln
Grant
Co. Austin
Jennie Smith and Covert Bennett Convicted in Murder Trial
In Jersey City the jury found Mrs Jennie Smith and Covert Bennett guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of Police Officer Richard H. Smith after a 16 day trial costing over $300,000 and with close to 100 witnesses. Also noted are arrests of David Finberg on cigarette theft charges and Herman Kahn for clerical robbery, plus a billiards challenge between Sexton and Schaefer for $500 a side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Smith
Covert Bennett
Jennie
New York
Jersey City
Richard H. Smith
David Finberg
Herman Kahn
Steinam & Rothschild, Clothiers
Sexton
Schaefer
Subcommittee Pushes Modifications on Canal Routes
Paris May 25 The sub committee on technique of the International Canal Congress calls for changes to the Napipi Atvato and Nicaragua routes. Commander Selfridge and Menocal are refining plans. For Nicaragua three parallel locks are required. Outcomes remain uncertain. The report also notes topics on Bulgaria's new prince Germany and the Vatican and a Russian village fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
International Canal Congress
Atvato
Nicaragua
Selfridge
Prince OF
Bulgaria
San Francisco Jury Declares Troy Dye Sane for Execution
The jury for the sanity trial of Troy Dye, ex Public Administrator of Sacramento sentenced to death for murder, found him sane. Dye and his confederate Anderson will be hanged Thursday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Troy Dye
Sacramento
Dye
Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middle Atlantic
Section
Macon
Cape Lookout
Cape Hatteras
Kitty Hawk
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Lewis
Cape May
Atlantic City
Barnegat
Sandy Hook
New London
Woods Hall
Eastport
Qssunver
Sicnat Service
U.S. A
Upper Lakes
Park Theatre
Boston Theatre
Gaiety Theatre
Hermann
Globe Theatre
Jenny Land
Boston Museum
Boston Boys and Girls
Tremont Temple
Banning
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand Street
T. Barnum
Coliseum
Huntington Avenue
Newton Street
Havre
Labrador
Plymouth
Eng
Lessing
Gibraltar
Alli Enos
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Marathon
Une Istrian
Macedonia
Mediterranean
Dorian
Yand York
City of Montreal
Liv
Imbros
Utopia
Hector
Havana
Queenstown
City of Brussels
Aberdeen
James Barras
Germanic
Halifax
Hibernian
Enrique
Lizard
Hamburg
Racilia
Bremen
Nurnberg
New Orleans
Castello
Geranos
Teutonia
Quebec
U.S
H. Harris & Co
Lippincott, Son & Co. Dry Goods
R. F. Pancoast & Co
John H. Osgood
Henry & Hatch
L. F. Morse
P. M
S. Hatch & Cots and Shoes
Charles C. Warren
Samuel Bunting’s Sons, Carpets
Wilmerding, Hoguet
Isburgh & A. Co
Moses Somani
S. Hatch & Co
A M. Bates
Isburgh & Walker
Ile
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co
Wheatland & Bird
F. D. Osgood
Ribbons
Phat New York
Wilmerding
Hoguet Boots
Shoes
Philad
Hatch & Co
Boots
Johnson, Moody & Co
A. E. Eaton
Samuel Hatch & Co
Wilmerding, Hoet & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. C. Warren
Boston Post
Belford
Beltzhoover
Bicknell
Blackburn
Blount
Bouck
Cabell
Caldwell
Connor
Carlisle
Chalmers
Clardy
Clark
Missouri
Cobb
Converse
Cook
Cravens
Culberson
Daggett
Davidson
Davis
North Carolina
Missour
de la Matyr
Dibdbrell
Dickey
Dunn
Elam
Evins
Mills
Mudrow
New
Nicholls
Persons
Phelps
Plaster
Robertson
Ross
Russell
Sanford
Sawyer
Seales
Simonton
Singleton
Mississippi
Slemons
Smith
New Jersey
Spear
Springer
Steele
Stevenson
Taylor
Thompson
Tillman
Townshend
Tinos
Turner
T. Turner
Vance
Waddell
Weaver
Wellborn
Whitthorne
Williams
Alabama
Willis
Wise
Wright
Yocum
Nays
Aldrich
Illinois
Bacon
Barber
Bayne
Bingham
Blake
Bliss
Bowmap
Boyd
Brewer
Brigas
Brigham
Browne
Burrows
Carpenter
Caswell
Claflin
Conger
Crapo
Covert
Deering
Dunnell
Dwight
Einstein
Errett
Farr
Ferdon
Frye
Godshark
Hal
Hammond
Harris
Haskell
Hawk
Hayes
Hazelton
Heisman
Henderson
Harr
Houck
Hubbell
Humphrey
Hurd
Jones
Joyce
Lindsey
McCord
McGowan
Ae Mitchell
Monroe
Morrison
Muller
Neal
Newberry
Norcross
O’neil
Osmer
Pochler
Pound
Reed
Rice
Richardson
Robeson
Robinson
Sapp
Shallenberger
Stone
Thomas
Townsend
Tyler
Updegraff
Iowa
Urner
Valentine
van Aerman
van Voorhis
Wait
Lounsberry
Miles
Ballou
Keifer
Fisher
Bailey
Lapham
Congressman McMahon
NEW England News
New Hampshire
Vermont
Allen Nichols
Southport
Trinity Church
Wesley W. Bishop
Norwich
Charles H. Watson
Grand Trunk and
Wabash
Wabash Railroads
Toledo
Grand Junk Junction
Northern Pacific Railway
Frederick Billinres
Northern Pacifico Bailaoe Ee Wright
R. B. Hayes
California
Virginia Crown Point
Exchequer
Goula & Curry
Hale & Norcrogs
Imperial
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
J. P. Krieger, Jr
Broadway Savings Bank
Columbus
State Journal
Lancaster
Frank Shugart
Carr
Shugart
Carawina
Londres
Pedeo Mureias
Idolico Londres Fino
Key West
Osceola
Antonio Marias
Conchas
Princesas
LA Incorrable
Chico
DE Corte
Elegantes
LA Flor
Juan Ynclan
Coquetas
Comme
IL Faut
LA Sin Rival
Reina Victorias
Exquisitos
Reina Victoria
LA Estrella Polar
American Jockey Club
Regalo
LA Noble Habana
Florida
Zarzuelas
Iki
Manilas
Caprichos
LA Paz DE Espana
Vanity Fair
Boquets
Sublimes
Espanola
Henry Clay
Concha Especiales
Delicionos
Santiago
Regalia DE
LA Reina
LA Carolina
LA Sociedad Commercial
CEX% CO
Court Sts
Monratr Parunees
Takma For
Genmaemam
Wasomaron Sranme
Beathrr
Anemenw
Signor Sebastian
Madame Dockrill
America
MLUF
Linda Zeal
Fmma Lake
Katid Stokes
Signor Quagliana
Victoria Smathlow
Ashby
Signorra Margellus
Barnum
Wilite
Smith & CO
Washington Street
Lynn
Haverhill
Salem
Mys
Maanager
Wentworth
Newcastle
Graygitl
Portsmouth
Frank W. Hilton & CO
Rockingham House
Summer Street
P.O
Alex. S. Porter
State Street
West
Cedar Street
Sam’s Barnard
Rowe’s Wharf
Erkshire
Peru
Jackson Company
N.H
Edward M. Temple
Mr RB. M. Finn
C. F. Coghlan
Coghlan
Miss Clarke
Mr Coghlan
Harrigan & Hart
Tompkins & Hill
Proprietora
HFR Majesty
Mrs. Lothian-Pinafors
Suppe
Fatinitza
W.H
United States Hotel
Aieas
LA & van Cleaf
Nashua Manufacturing Company
W. P. Hussey
A. A Dee
Tehrnoon
Murphy-McDonough
Boston Boys and Girls’ Pinafore Company
F. Coghlan
Lady OF Lyons
Marble Heart
Dr Banning
Robson and
Crane
Se-U-San
Jenny Lind
AIM
Tere
Zune
Agnes Booth
the Bapker
Howard Atheneum
Boston Press
Fred Stinson
Bostons
Chicagos
Hermon
New EncGianp ConseRvatory
Music Hall
ROW & CO
N.Y
S. S. Pier Corner
Tremont
Brown Bros & Co
Moors
Hlosford & Co
Jinens Nickerson A& Butler
Henry
Durant
Cohen
Weis & Co
Parker & Co
Tully & Co
Estes & Lauriat
French & Co
McDuffee & Stratton
Lewis, Brown & Co
Moise Mercuarts Despatch Transportation Co
Whitnv
Warrer & Co
Ames
Homewell & Co
Payson
Eé Pacific
Wellington
Snow
Turner & Co
Holt
Dhavas Willston, Knight & Co
Booth & Co
Meyer Bros
AS & J Brown
B Moors & Co
Indse Woolfora & Farrow
J Hills
Houghton
Lombard & Co
Peabody
Ussues Spepard, Norwell & Co
White & Co
Eurlic Stock Exchange
State ST
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company of
New York Stock Exchange
Wfemim
B. T. Wells
Hawley St
T“noston
Richmond and
North Streets
Winslow & CO
City OF
Board OF Aldermen
F. McCleary
S.f. McCleary
Mthsp&pewy
My24
Jacoss & Deane
School Street
Foreign News
Victoria’s
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Hall
Geo. H. Allen
Harvard College
Waterstreet
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Ae W
Gotham Gleanings
St. Lovuis
Taylorville
Elis
Ellis
Joseph Zane & CO
Sudbury St
Frap Aver
Cliff Street
Trevant Temple
P. T. Barnums
Grana Junction
East
Warren & CO
Post Office Square
Australia
New Zealand
South African
Lewis Wharf
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Port Elizabeth
Winifred
Cape Town
Dunedin and
Lyttelton
Bark
Wildfang
Poschicia
Henry W. Peabody
Honolulu
Amy Turner, Newell
Battery Wharf
Chas, Brewer & CO
Kilby Street
James Bailey
Tenney
Maste
Wie
Perth
L. Taylor & CO
Vienna
Alexander of Battenburg
Berlin
Austria
West of England and South Wales Bank
Bristol
Vatican
Romer
St. Petersburg
Ufa
Herr von Bennigsen
Herr Hofmann
Capt. Webb
G. Fearne
Falk
Friendenthal
Berlin Post
Kieff
New Yok
Lake Charles
Calcasieu River
Ramos
Lucien Denaire
Galveston
J. C. Bira
Cameron Parish
Zora
Medora Pilton
Calcasieu Parish
Josephine Hawkins
Josephine
Lucy Stone
Mary A. Livermore
Abby W. May
Mary F. Eastman
Antoinette B. Blackwell
Margaret W.W. Campbell
Henry B. Blackwell
Charles G. Ames
Phorae J. Lo
Boston Young Men’s
Phillips Brooks
Chas. W. Eliot
Recen Thomas
Edward Everett Hale
J. ¥. Duryea
D. D
R. H. Eddy
Hilley
Great Britain
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
Patents
Actea
George Dra
Biirresborn
Dusselpoort
Henry Lewis
Dusseldorf
Heinrich Lohr
Birresborner
Eife
L. Se
Dunbar & CO
Braad St
H, Lewis
Usseldorf
McMinnville
Tenn
Delaware
Thurman
State of
John Jones
Athens
Tiezala
Epirus
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Columbia River
Lake Perd Oreille
Young Men's Christian Convention
Messrs Lovelace
Russell Sturgis
Balia
Major Pugh
Ashcroft Miz Co
Morgan & Co
Norcross, Melien & Co
DH ‘Yully& Co
Congdon & Aylsworth
Denison Mfe Co
Owing Bros & Co
Soner Willette
Hawiae
Istrict Court OF the
District OF Massachusetts
John W. Bain
Lothrop Thorndike, Esq
Pemberton Square
Clement Hugh Hill, Clark
Myz
Mammoth
Newton St
Huntington
Starver Ss