Boston Post Briefs Snapshot of Local Events
Over 13000 dollars raised at St Peters church Dorchester fair. Collateral loan company launches its forty seventh semi annual sale. Warren K Blodgett pays 200000 to settle Armstrong case. Wm Harrison and John Romer steamers sold to Florida buyers. Young Men's Christian Union to hold Thanksgiving dinner. Rev A D Mayo to give Thanksgiving sermon at union hall. Allantine steamship Prussian, Capt McDougal sails to Glasgow from pier 4 Hoosac dock carries 400 barrels apples and 269 head cattle. Baldwin place home for little wanderers treasurer receives 5000 gift. Port imports for week to Nov 16 total 405793. exports 1312194.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
A. D. Mayo
Union Hall
McDougal
Glasgow
Hoosac Dock
New York Financial Market Ends Higher After Volatile Session
The New York Stock Exchange opened irregularly and declined after reports of Iowa pool troubles. Wabash and Villard stocks surged in late trading as investors awaited earnings news. Manitoba also rose on insider buying and earnings gains, while Canada Southern and Canadian Pacific posted small gains. Market closed near day’s highs with strength in transportation issues.
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New York
Iowa
Villards
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Wabashes
Wabash
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific
St. Paull
Missouri
Citizens caucus to nominate mayor and aldermen at Malden rink
A local citizen caucus meets Thursday evening at the Malden skating rink to nominate candidates for mayor aldermen at large three school board members for three years and to choose a city committee for the year. Also notes gas related incidents and a youth arrest with a pending hearing.
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Citizens’ Caucus
Malden
John Kelly
Citizens’ Steam and Gaslight Company
Lynn
William A. Brown & Co
Marshall Hoitt
Capt
Alexander
Burrill
Salem
Abby Barry
Paul
Dedham
J. B. Hamblen & Co
State Board of Charities
Complimentary dinner menu for Capt. Nathan Appleton 1883
A historic menu card from a Bordelais dinner honoring Capt. Nathan Appleton features two suited figures with bottle bodies, a turkey centerpiece, and a bold motto about digestion and appetite. The bill lists oysters, mock turtle soup, consomme, phila de capon, and wines including Latour Bianche 1874 and Margaux 1875, highlighting celebratory vintages and the guest list.
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Nathan Appleton
Roederer
N. A
A. R. Lewis
the Bordelais
Chateau Latour Bianche
Harvest Home Customs Traced From Roman Ceremonies
All the Year Round traces the origin of harvest homes to Roman rites honoring Ceres. For 25 years restyled customs persisted across England, from a harvest queen in the northeast to a knack in Devon, a hen in Norfolk, and a kern baby in the north, echoing ancient Campanian feasts of equality between master and servants.
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Ceres
England
Northumberland
Devonshire
Final payment under Emigrant Savings Bank liquidation set to begin
The board of trustees will on Wednesday start the final payment of the bank's indebtedness. Nine instalments of 10 percent have been paid already, and this instalment of 9 percent will bring the total to 99.4 percent.
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Emigrant Savings Bank
Forty-Seventh Collateral Loan Co Sale Opens Nearby
The Forty-Seventh semi annual sale of gold and silver watches diamonds and solid silverware opened yesterday at 10 o'clock with about the usual attendance though lacking the usual spirit. The catalogue is large with rich goods and the directors aim to close out this week. Henry C Bird & Co. conduct the sale at 10 o'clock daily.
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Henry C, Bird & Co
Americans Move On After Elections And Boston Coach Nuisance
A writer notes the fleeting hold of campaigns as American politics shifts quickly to new issues. He criticizes Boston passenger coaches for reckless driving and calls for their removal, arguing the horse car service already suffices and the coach is an antiquated nuisance.
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Boston
Washington Street
Chelsea street sewer dispute threatens court action
Officers report two weeks' leave for Carpenter Keene. Yard sewer remains closed since the Chelsea street sewer work began, leaving drefr under houses and harming inmates. Yard officers claim they asked for sewer reopening but were refused. If unresolved, action in United States court is threatened.
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Carpenter Keene
Chelsea Street
United States
Not Peanuts on Silk Trays at North Carolina Institute Fair
Visitors at the North Carolina Institute fair lingered by silk cocoon trays and asked if the displays were peanuts. Attendants, polite and bemused, posted a sign clarifying the contents, yet inquiries persisted daily through the event’s end.
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North Carolina
Jailed for Breaks and Entering Orono Store Twice
Charles Hutchinson, jailed in default of $1,000 bail after twice breaking and entering J B Chase’s store in Orono. Edward Hayford of Auburn returns home after losing $50 to confidence men on a Boston and Albany train and fears publicizing his loss. A stranger tried to abduct an 18 year old mill worker at Oakland but was beaten back by mill hands. the man had posed as the boy’s father to steal earnings.
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J. B. Chase
Orono
Edward ©. Hayford
Auburn
Boston
Albany
Lambert
Oakland
Dorchester Woman Hangs Self in Barn After Absence of Husband
The wife of Peter C Hobbs of North Dorchester hanged herself in a barn on Wednesday afternoon with a bed cord. Henry Thompson was arrested in Manchester on suspicion of abducting Lucy Merrill, 13, from Dorchester claiming humane motives amid alleged mistreatment. The girl denies abuse. Thompson, a married father of five, says he acted to help. The couple were returned to Dorchester and previously slept apart. The girl expresses repentance.
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Peter C. Hobbs
North
Dorchester
Henry Thompson
Manchester
Lucy Merrill
Thompson
Daniel Webster Taught School and Read Law in Fryeburg
A Biddeford Journal correspondent recalls Daniel Webster's early days in Fryeburg village near Kearsarge Mountain. Paul Langdon, then presiding over the old academy, mentored Webster in 1802 for about eighteen months before he read law with Judge Dana, father of Ex Governor Dana, in the same village.
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Fryeburg
Kearsarge
Biddeford
Academy
Paul Langdon
Webster
Judge Dana
Govenor Dana
Oxford House
New Hampshire Land Company Sues Over 25 000 Acres of Timber Lands
The adjourned term of the U S circuit court opens tomorrow at Coxcorp with a test jury trial in New Hampshire land company vs Henry L Tilton William J Bellows Charles H Vitech and Freeman Stevens of Littleton. The suit seeks title to about 25 000 acres near Carroll based on 1831 Willey conveyance and 1796 legislative deeds. Defendants contend deeds were altered but heirs possessed land for nearly a century and the corporation lacks ostensible state business. Trial likely several weeks.
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United States Circuit Court
Lowell
New Hampshire Land Company
Henry L. Tilton
William J. Bellows
Charles H. Viteh
Freeman Stevens
Littleton
Carroll
James Willey
Legislative Committee
Secretary of State
Graff bail posted in bank check indictment in New York
George P. Graff paying teller of Wall Street national bank appeared before United States Commissioner Osborn and posted bail of 1000 dollars to plead to an indictment at the December term charging certification of checks above deposits. An unidentified man resembling a mechanic died in the street and is thought to be Wm Tobey of Providence. Isaac H. Bromley will become editor in chief of the Commercial Advertiser next Monday.
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George P. Graff
Wall Street National Bank
United States
Osborn
Graff
Act of Congress
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Providence
Hope Lodge
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Odd Fellows Order
Isaac H. Bromley
Tribune
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Novel dog show opens with many household pets
The exhibition, led by Mr. Fred Kyle, opens Monday at noon displaying chiefly household pets. Notable entries include mastiffs by J. M. Little and H. S. Bartlett, an Irish setter by R. H. White, and an imported greyhound from S. Abecasis. The collie class shines with fine animals alongside Newfoundland, bull, fox terrier, spaniel, and many performing dogs. J. P. Barnard brings 21 dogs, signaling strong interest and potential popularity.
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J. M. Little
H.S. Bartlett
R. H. White
S. Abecasis
Congress Street
J. P. Barnard
Testimony in Proteus Court of Enquiry on Greely relief plan
Washington dispatch notes Commander Wildes considered landing stores for the Yantic and caching for the Greely party but urged caution beyond his letter to the Secretary of the Navy. He cited scanty means and lack of ice navigation experience as key factors in the expedition’s failure.
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Washington
Proteus
Wildes
Greely
Secretary of the Navy
Capt. Pike
Wind Gust Shifts Roof and Damages Store Structure
A strong wind near Mount Equinox lifted Henry Carpenter’s roof fragment to a Swamp 100 rods away while John Davis’ two story hardware store lost five inches. D. R. Pratt of New York, an escapee from family, was captured in Brookline, Mass and taken back to Bellows Falls after stops in Northampton, Springfield and Worcester.
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Henry Carpenter
John Davis
D. R. Pratt
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New York
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Springfield
Worcester
Navy yard retention efforts and Shenandoah crew postings
Henry Cabot Lodge ex Gov Rice and lawmakers join Secretary Chandler in backing the navy yard. Lieut Commander E B Thomas reports for Shenandoah duty as executive. Second Lieut J M Wood reports aboard. Lieut S bury to stand court martial for neglect. Lieut Commander G F F Wilde departs for Key West. Passed Assistant Engineer W B Kirby goes on leave.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Rice
Lovering
Collins and
Morse
Chandler
Navy Yard
E. B. Thomas
U.S
Shenandoah
J. M. Wood
U.S. M.C
Seabury
Drowning of August Lind in Worcester skating incident
August Lind of Worcester a 21 year old Swede drowned while skating on Sunday. Warren Leonard of Taunton was arrested at Somerset for setting fire to a haystack at Dighton owned by Charles Talbot. Edwin Berry, a Springfield printing company employee, fell through a treacherous area Saturday. The cornerstone of the First Swedish Methodist Episcopal church in New England was laid at Quinsigamond village by Presiding Elder Mallalieu. Citizens of Worcester plan to nominate Alder man Charles Greed as a citizen candidate for mayor. The Marlborough Times faces two libel actions over an article accusing Waldo B. Brigham of arson, with damages sought at $50,000, echoed by a second suit by Lois Burgess of Cambridgeport.
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August Lind
Worcester
Warren Leonard
Taunton
Somerset
Dighton
Charles Talbot
Edwin Berry
Springfield Printing Company
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church
New England
Quinsigamond Village
Mallalieu
Citizens of
Charles Greed
Citizens
Marlborough Times
Waldo B. Brigham
Hudson
Cambridgeport
Brigham
Lois Burgess
BanGor Veto Sustained On New Time Standard
BanGor Maine November 19 mayor Cummings veto of the new time standard was sustained by three democratic aldermen. The standard time has been broadly adopted in the city. Public clocks at Harvard Street and Universalist churches were changed by parish committee vote, and the Unitarian church will switch at noon tomorrow.
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BanGor
Cummings
Harvard Street
Universalist
Unitarian Church
Train strike injures man in Pascoag amid trial notes
John Moffet was struck by a Pas coag railroad train in Pascoag Saturday afternoon, badly hurt as a murder trial in Warwick enters rebuttal phase. The sixth day of George W. Congdon’s trial for Christopher G. Wilcox’s murder saw testimony wrap with the defense set to argue next. Jaleb R. Brown, a state asylum inmate, died in June and was buried at the state farm cemetery. last week an undertaker was sent to remove the body after authorities found the head had been removed and the body violated.
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John Moffet
Pascoag
Warwick
George W. Congdon
Christopher G. Wilcox
Jaleb R. Brown
State Asylum For
State Farm
Iron Mountain miners threaten to flood works over wage cut
From Iron Mountain a despatch reports 1500 Chapin and Ludington miners on strike since Saturday threaten to flood the Menominee mining company’s Milwaukee works if terms are not reached by tomorrow. Some want peaceful action while most favor flooding the mines. They parade with banners and band and threaten to kill Superintendent Cady if he returns. The strike stems from a $4 monthly wage reduction.
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Wis
Iron Mountain
Chapin and Ludington
Menominee Mining Company
Cady
Navy Board Notes and Gossip on Shenandoah and Yard Conditions
The Board of Medical Survey discusses duty moves for Lieuts J M F Young and Thomas N Wood with Chelsea hospital referrals and sick leave for Whitfield. Medical Inspector Gorgas and Winslow lead the panel aboard Shenandoah as James Hawke goes on leave and Talcott resigns. Yard workforce counts 306 with limited work in rope-walk, boat shop, and wrecking of Connecticut and Pennsylvania planned. Wilde to take command at Key West after current duties end.
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Board of Medical Survey
Eugene B. Thomas
U. 8
William J. O’ Neill
Shenandoah
A. C. Gorgas
George F. Winslow
Henry P. Harvey
J. W. Hageman
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
William E. Whitfield
William J. Simon
Samuel Jackson
Chestnut Street
Commodore Guest
Mrs. Seymour
Seymour
Charlestown
G. H. Bull
The
Powhatan
Portsmouth
N. H
George Talcott
T. D. Webster
James A. Hawke
Wabash
Newport
G. F. F. Wilde
Key West
Bankruptcies and liabilities in three firms announced
ChicaGo reports Henry Seimons wholesale nations failed for 40000. New York notes Moses Healein Co gents furnishing goods assigned with 50726 preferences. Semon Lauterlach bankrupt liabilities 171500 assets 62312. Chicago reports Chas L Epps Co maltsters confessed judgment 8500 liabilities 125000 assets 50000.
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ChicaGo
Henry Seimons
New York
Moses Healein & Co
Semon Lauterlach
CuHicaco
Chas. L. Epps & Co
General Wickham rebutts Mahone address in Richmond Despatch
A Richmond Despatch note says Gen. Wickham will publish a letter tomorrow rebutting Senator Mahone's address. He calls the wholesale slanders refuted by forthcoming figures and facts and denies the claim that a bourbon weapon and knife caused political murders in Hanover County.
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Richmond
Wickham
Mahone
Hanover
Senate of
Virginia
Probable Disaster to the Times-Democrat Expedition
A despatch from Fort Myers reports the Times-Democrat exploration party through the Florida Everglades in grave danger. The crew faced raging sawgrass fires, two gales, and swamped boats near Lake Okeechobee as they press onward with scarce water and firm ground.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Florida Everglades
S. H. Marsh
Ft. Myers
Fla
Everglades
Lake Okeechobee
Times- Democrat
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Great Saw Grass
Court rules Alabama claims verdicts in several cases
In Washington on November 19 the court of commissioners of Alabama claims announced judgment totals for numerous cases. Key items include $7,877 for B Messie Corner and partners, $3,796 for Gilbert Allen and Gideon Allen Jr., $16,957 with interest from 1864 for Thomas and Pliny Nickerson, and multiple smaller awards to estates and executors with interest dates listed.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims Today
Geo. M. Wylie
Bennett B. Schneider
Irving Grinnell
George S. Bowdoin
J. Hubbly Ashton
Walker Blaine
Benj. F. Cook
Sandy Benson
Thomas Anderson
Niles Starkelberg
John L. Schrimert
Henry Cooper
Andrew Nelson
Ladd and Paine
Pliny Nickerson
Nickerson & Co
Octavus Howe
Theodore R. Glover
Grace Batson
William R. Batson
George A. Meyers
Linden & Meyers
Edward H. Burnham
Joseph Dane
James Osborn
Charles E. Perkins
Charles C. Perkins
Wesmith and Tygart Wed by Justice Slater in Pine Forest
Justice Slater joined Mr Wesmith and Miss Alice Tygart in marriage last Thursday morning after earlier family objections. The ceremony occurred a short distance below this place in a pine forest near the public road with hopeful wishes for the couple’s lasting happiness.
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Berrian
Justice Slater
Will Wesmith
Alice Tygart
Those designated by an asterisk are mail steamers
An unclear note lists vessels marked with an asterisk to indicate mail steamers, implying certain ships carry mail duties. The fragment lacks further names or dates to confirm specifics.
Malls Close at Boston Postoffice for Europe and Pacific Malls
Shipping notices list sailings from New York and Boston for steamers to Europe and the Pacific. Packages for various routes include Elba Amerique Bothnia and HRugia with Nov 20 7 30 PM departures plus gatherings of ships to Liverpool Plymouth Queenstown and Havre and other ports. A miniature almanac records arrivals and departures such as Elbe Bengloe City of Chicago and Amerique with dates around Nov 18 to Nov 23.
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Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jevons Arcece
Longon
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Hiaprburg
Wnhardt & de Amerique
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Louis de Bebian
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Arkell & Douglass Ha
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Henderson Bros City
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Nevada
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AC Lombard Sons
Peter Wright &Sons
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Kunhardt & Co
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Lessing
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Maritime Shipping Movements and Clears at New York Report
The passage lists multiple vessels including United States revenue cutter Gallatin and steamer Alexandria with destinations Genoa Naples Leghia Messina Palermo Dema Almeria Maaga and cargo for Henderson Brothers. Crews report strong westerly winds and later heavy southwest to northwest gales with hove to for 10 hours. Also noted are City of Columbus Johns Hopkins Perkiomen Gen Whitney bark George E Corbitt Florence and schooners many arriving at or clearing from ports with general cargo and lumber. Winds shift to southwest then southeast as several ships clear Cape Cod area.
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Fire at May's Hotel In Elizabethtown Causes Heavy Loss
Incendiary blaze at 3 a.m. levels May's Hotel in Elizabethtown. Guests escape via bed clothing ropes. H A Summers sustains a fractured ankle, Charles Rihn severely injured likely fatal, Mrs Dunnavan crushed by falling wall. Watkins & Co grocers on lower floor lose heavily. Total loss about 60000 dollars.
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H. A. Summers
the News
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Erocers
German Artillery Tests Armor Plating at Buckau
A London Standard letter describes invited German and foreign officers observing experiments with Krupp artillery against armor plating at Buckau near Magdeburg. The gun is Krupp’s heaviest calibre, over 25 feet long and 50 tons, bore 304 centimeters. The shot stands over a yard high, weighs about a half ton, and is made of hardened Krupp steel. Powder charge is 259 pounds. Turret plates are one metre thick chilled iron, as hard as the finest steel.
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Madgeburg
Krupp
Debutante Etiquette Across Regions
From the Atlanta Constitution a comparison of debutante reception shows southern girls marry early and gain immediate belle status, while northern debutantes face a tougher entrance to society. Western and southern girls fear aging, eastern girls fear youth, reflecting regional courtship norms.
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Atlanta
Defeat of Butler Debate Stirs Massachusetts Paper Critique
In the Laconia Democrat excerpt, an attempt is made to swing blame for Butler's defeat toward Mr. Tilden, calling the idea a fabrication. The piece argues for proof to convince sensible readers, and mocks Massachusetts papers labeling Butler's loss as a "triumph of decency" if Massachusetts is to be trusted.
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Weather outlook for New England with warmer day and light rain
Indications point to a slightly warmer day in New England with fair daytime weather. Light rains are expected during the night or Wednesday morning, with southerly to westerly winds and a stationary or falling barometer.
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Government drops murder case against Rogers Amero
Report incorrect but the case against Rogers Amero for the murder of Mrs. Carlton at Watertown in March is not ready for an immediate jury trial. Little work has been done on the prosecution and no perce p ent nce Un si mae 6.
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Bostgn
Insurance
Mutual Insurance
COMPY
J.D. Jones
Charles Dennis
W. H. H. Moore
A. A. Raven
J. HH. Chapman
Winthrop Coffin
Merchants’ Exchange
Tusot State Street
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
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Boylston Mutual Insurance Company
Kilby Street
J. W. Balch
W. Glover
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American Insurance Co
State Street
India
Mutual Insurance CO
John H. Dane
W.l. Caverly
Joseph Gillott
Paris
Joseph Gillott & Sons
Fsterbrook’s * Pens
Democratic
Telegraphic News
Union
Boston Daily Post
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
American Express
A. P. Moore
York and
Hraishnoad
New York City
Maryland
Baltimore and
Hudson River
Hartford
West Point
Poughkeepsie
Lake Eine and Western Railroad
West
New York, West Shore
Buffalo
Pullman Palace
Grand Central
Grand Centra
Pullman Palace Cares
Norwich
155Th Street
Milk
Summer Street
Ton
S. M. Felton, Jr
A. O. Kendall
Gen. Pass
American & Foreign Patents
R. H. Eddy
Kilby
Great Britain
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Orm
Edmund Burke
RB. H. Eddy
Licitor
George Draper
Wilbor
OIL and Lime
A. B. Wilbor
Folger
Coftir & Woodward's
Commercial
Atlantic Avenue
Clark Streets
Silloway
Lawrence Fowler
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Ee Prion B. Gee & OQ
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