Grace Lowther and Husband Seek Rugged American Outdoors
The narrative follows Mr and Lady Grace Lowther as they travel with a small party to remote camping grounds. They forage for game with deer and mountain sheep, face a big grizzly, and enjoy fly fishing in Scottish style while embracing rugged outdoor life in the American wilderness. Lady Grace is described as healthy and athletic, an expert horsewoman and archer.
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Meteoric Display Hinted From Biela Comet Thanksgiving
The Providence astronomers hope a brilliant meteoric shower may occur on November 27 as fragments of Biela's comet arrive. The 1872 event produced about 1600 meteors in two and a half hours with fire-trail trains, and observers expect a repeat on Thanksgiving night.
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Providence Journal
Biela
Madeira
Cometary Brotherhood
Ohio men shine in unveiling the Thomas monument
The Cincinnati Commercial notes Ohio strength at the unveiling, highlighting sculptor Ward, orator Stanley Matthews, President Hayes and Gen. Sherman, plus Gen. Garfield and Anson McCook as Ohio men. The paper calls the display absurdly strong and amusingly Ohio-centered.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ward
Stanley Matthews
President Hayes
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Garfield
Anson McCook
Panama Canal Scheme Gains Ground With Grant Interest
The Nicaragua route for the inter ocean canal is being promoted with Gen Grant reportedly willing to head the corporation. Foreign capitalists may invest 20 to 30 million dollars in the stock. The City of Richmond arrived Halifax after its propeller shaft broke and a crewman drowned.
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Nicaragua
Gen. Grant
Congress
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Weather Outlook for Middle States and New England
A falling barometer and increasing southerly winds shift to westerly as warmer, partly cloudy conditions spread. Northern areas see light snow or rain with rising barometer and northwest winds in the Middle States and New England.
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Middle States
New England
Weather report shows warming west cooling west trend
Weather data indicates mornings grow warmer in the West while the East cools slightly, with minor barometric changes. Southwest winds prevail, and clouds linger across regions.
Atlantic Shipping Log Notes Numerous Nov 23 24 Departures
A compiled list records multiple ships arriving at Boston New York Queenstown Liverpool and other ports with origins including Liverpool Antwerp Bremen Cardiff Havre New Orleans and New York. Entries show ship names destinations routes and voyage dates around November 23 24 25.
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Batavia
Liverpool
Helvetia
Antwerp
Hilyrian
New York
Moses
Bremen
Rhiwindda
Cardiff
Hermod
Havre
Crescent City
Newark
Panama
Colima
San Francisco
Movile
Quebec
Queenstown
City of Berlin
Spain
Rouen
Helena
Baltimore
London
Elvsia
Bristol
Eng
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Pernambuco
City of Para
Rio Janeiro
Avonmouth
Castalia
Gibraltar
Olympia
Mediterranean
State of Indiana
Wm. Symington
Beaufort
S. C
Uistonan
New Orleans
France
Malta
Auctions and Goods Listings for November Dates
A dense schedule lists 10 A M sales of fancy goods dry goods furniture boots and shoes and carriages by multiple firms in Philadelphia New York and local vendors. November 26 27 28 and 30 show varied inventories including stocks roses carpets dresses woolen goods and Paris staples with firms such as Hatch Howe Bird Colman Bunting Lippincott Wolbert Warren Hawes & Henshaw and Wilmerding Hoguet Co.
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J. M. Watson Co
John H. Osgood
Henry & Hatch
Albert Howe
Henry C. Bird & Co
Horatio Harris Co
P. M
Johnson, Moody & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
New York
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Charles C. Warren
Moses Colman & Son
S. Hatch & Co
Albert Howe & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Boots
Rhodes & Co
Wilmerding
Hoguett
Boots and Shoes
C. C. Warren
Moses Colman
Isburgh & Co
C. T. Walker
R. L
Suit by J B MccCreery action against Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal receivers
Administrators of former stockholder J B MccCreery sue the receivers of Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company alleging mismanagement and seeking recovery of ca 009. The case targets corporate oversight and seeks recompense for the stake held by the deceased or former holder.
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Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Ca 009
Retirement of legal tender notes and Panama canal plans
Washington reports focus on retiring greenbacks and repealing the Fort bill to curb greenback reissue. A Panama interoceanic canal project via the Nicaragua route is proposed with Grant as an incorporator and European capitalists lining up substantial subscriptions.
Currency Report Details National Bank Changes and Debt Refunding
The Comptroller of the Currency reports on bank relations with the government during debt refunding and coin resumption. It cites total national banks, liquidations, failures, deposits, and capital shifts since 1876, and outlines large refunding operations, interest savings, and potential further funding into lower rate bonds while noting currency abundance and stock-market effects.
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United States
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Stock Board
Diverse Navy Vessels to Cruise Winter Quarters
A revenue marine board convened in Washington for officer examinations. Listed are steamers Levi Woodbury Hugh McCulloch A J Dallas Albert Gallatin Samuel Dexter Grant and others with winter cruising routes from Robinstown Rockland Me to Cape Ann and beyond. They will stay out until April 1 next. Grant receives news on inter oceanic canal funding and may meet Ammen December 17 in Philadelphia to decide the project.
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Holmes’ Hole
Samuel Dexter
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New York
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Supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia
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District of Columbia
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Court of Claims
Circassia Aids Stranded City of Richmond After Gale
The Anchor Line steamer Circassia tows the City of Richmond into Halifax after a shaft break on the Liverpool to New York voyage. The second officer of the City of Richmond drowned in a cafe. a relief fund collected over 150 dollars for his five children as passengers await transfer to Circassia for New York.
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Two Trains Collide at Palmer Injuring Seventeen
A wreck on the New London Northern Railroad at Palmer Massachusetts injured seventeen people when a down passenger train collided with an up freight. Freight watch was slow by fifteen minutes causing the crash. Engineers and several crew members suffered multiple injuries and the Ware River tracks were blocked for hours.
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James Thomas
Mike Murphy
Amherst
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Dennis Connors
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Kred. C. Moore
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W. F. Millard
H. L. Rice
Sylvester Roberts
North Amherst
Horace Ward
John Watson
Leverett
Ware River
New London
English four vs American seven bicycle race starts in Chicago
The English four Keene Stanton Cann Terrent race against the American seven Rutland Nolan Harrison Velard Myers Adams begins with a 100 mile head start for the Americans. Terrent leads the opening mile in 3 51 and Adams trails at 7 35 as English pace averages 16 1 per mile and Americans 31 19 per mile. The six day event runs fourteen hours daily with overall victory decided by aggregate miles after subtracting 100 miles from the English total.
Lawrence mass meeting votes monument plan with private fund
Lawrence Massachusetts citizens approve erecting a soldiers monument on the common with a $10,000 cap funded by private subscription. Speakers include William A. Russell John K. Tarbox ex Mayor Caleb Saunders Maj George S Merrill and others. Aldermen vote a $25 fire department stewards raise after January 1 and slate changes replace Sutcliffe Goodwin with Danforth Abbott.
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William A. Russell
John K. Tarbox
Caleb Saunders
Georges. Merrill
R. H. Tewksbury
Dolan
Arraignment of Sligo prisoners amid Irish unrest
In Sligo on November 24 the arrested men faced sedition charges with Monroe leading the prosecution. The hearing drew a large crowd and police, while evidence covered Gurteen meeting remarks and armed attendees. Daly was remanded for trial. Killen and Davitt also remanded. bail granted for Daly.
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Archbishop Dublin urges shared burden of Ireland harvests
A pastoral from Archbishop ic Caire of Dublin urges all to bear Ireland’s harvest burden while avoiding actions that erode faith. He warns sympathy for the people is being used to undermine good faith and mutual confidence through conflicting doctrines.
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Gen Ewing Sees Big Ohio Vote and Debates Presidential Prospect
The New York Tribune quotes Gen Thomas Ewing of Ohio on the extraordinary Ohio vote. He says his gains surpass earlier wins and attributes the high turnout to money in politics. He predicts a lively Washington session and discusses possible Democratic candidates and the third term issue with Grant.
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Ohio
Inmense
Allen
Bishop
New York
Gen. Ewing
Washington
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Grant
Joel Parker
New Jersey
David Davis
Photographs Shown In Hayden Case To Link Mary Stannard
In New Haven on November 24 Abram M. DeSilva, local photographer, presented views of Rockland, the murder scene, to support that Mrs Luzerne Stevens could have witnessed Mary Stannard’s visits to Hayden’s house on the murder day and the previous day, and that Mrs Ward could have seen a man cross the road.
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Abram M. DeSilva
Rockland
Luzerne Stevens
Mary Stannard
Witnesses Weigh Hayden Mary Stannard Murder Case
The State argues Hayden killed Mary Stannard with near isolation at Rockland while witnesses place Hayden’s movements between the wood lot and a rock. Testimony questions window observations from Hayden’s house and places around the spring. Ben Stevens, recently recovered, is a key State witness believed linked to the found knife.
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Hayden
Rockland
Mary Stannard
Madison
Wood Lot
Big Rock
Ben Stevens
Durham
Final games close New York billiard tournament action
In New York City, final games of the long billiard tournament drew crowded houses. Carter beat Heiser 111-9 with a 1038 run, Sexton edged Daly 111-9, Slosson defeated Schaefer 25, and the tourney ends with Slosson and Sexton tied for first prize while Schaefer takes third. Remaining tie-offs to determine prizes proceed tonight.
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Heiser
Sexton
Daly
Sex
Schaefer
Slosson
Wiseacres
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Garnier
Fire losses hit several states with uninsured damage
A string of fires across Virginia New Hampshire Massachusetts and Vermont caused substantial damage. The Batte brick house in Chesterfield County Virginia burned with losses between 5000 and 6000 with no insurance. Capt Hobby of New Boston New Hampshire lost his dwelling and part contents valued at 1500 with no insurance. Michael Sheridan the 2d boot and shoe factory in Randolph Massachusetts suffered about 700 in losses insured. J Q Ryan store in Rutland Vermont sustained several thousand dollars in damage, insured. Alfred Bragg’s Braggville home and barn also burned with losses around 1000.
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R. H. Batte
Appomattox
Chesterfield County
England
Manchester
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D . H. Hobby
New Boston
Randolph
Mass
Michael Sheridan
Ward Street
Rutland
J. Q. Ryan
Centre Street
Mirrorp
Alfred Bragg
Braggville
St John firm L H Deveber & Sons assigns to official signee
L H Deveber & Sons of St John New Brunswick assign to an official signee under an English act after a demand by Lens Son Co of London. Liabilities reach about 700000 dollars with assets largely unrealized property mills shipping. The firm, oldest in dry goods and groceries since 1815, faces affecting several homes in the province. About 100000 dollars of debt is due in England.
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N.B
L. H. Deveber & Sons
Lens, Son & Co
London
England
Deveber
St. John
Nominations Named by Lowell Lady Voters
In Lowell Massachusetts on November 24 a general meeting of registered lady voters nominated candidates for city wards. Ward Two H J McCoy Ward Three Rev J L Seward Ward Five Rev C D Burrows Ward Six Samuel A Chase No selections yet in Wards One and Four but women may propose. A committee will ask the party committees to accept these names and may back second choices if better nominations appear.
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Lowell
Mass
H. J. McCoy
J. L. Seward
C. D. Burrows
Samuel A. Chase
Child Pierces Tragic Door Injury in Norwich School
In Norwich, a pupil named Pierce died after a teacher punished her and the door shut on her head. A post mortem by a Montville doctor found brain blood clots, traced to the accident. The incident has stirred district-wide excitement.
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Norwich
Conn
Pierce
Montville
Mexican Revolution Rumors Reach San Francisco
News by steamer Newburn from Mazatlan reports a rising in Mexico. Gen Jesus Ramirez has proclaimed, with forces at Rosaria Concordia Copala near Tepic and Sinaloa. Additional factions act at Cosola and Lapaz as about 250 seized a town and its guns before heading inland.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Jesus Ramirez
Rosaria
Concordia
Copala
Tepic
Sinaloa
Cosola
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Rangers kill highwayman in Texas county camp encounter
A News special from Austin reports rangers in Galveston district spotted a band of highwaymen near a camp in the county. Dick Tuttled, suspected member, neared surrender but drew a carbine and was shot dead by a ranger.
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Dick Tuttled
Advertising Dodge Promises 7000 Prize For Four Mile Rowing
T K Fuller of Syracuse announces a $7000 prize for a four mile sculling contest on Onondaga Lake to be held July 4 open to all first class scullers worldwide with Hanlan and Courtney barred. Entrance fee set at $500.
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Hanlan
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MacKay Offers 500000 for Three Mine Bonanzas
John W. MacKay proposes Col. Deane find three bonanzas in mines for 500000 dollars, with Deane covering the search costs until success. Deane would accept if the offer is formalized in writing for himself and associates.
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John W. MacKay
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New England News highlights and local incidents
Governor Coburn gifts the Coburn Guards $100 for new uniforms. Deborah Alexander is found dead near Brunswick after a four week disappearance. Frances Chalmers survives a factory accident at Hartland. A shooting injures two boys, one critically. Byron Verrill elected Portland representative amid vacancy dispute. Bates College term ends, debates prizes awarded, editors named. Bowdoin secures Caleb Cushing library. college libraries expanded. State College trustees elected Wingate and Oak. progress reported. Local farm near Southboro’ shows potential ore find.
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Haycock
Frank Metcalf
Calais
Metcalf
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Portland
Moses M. Butler
Bates College
Howard Carpenter
O. H. Tracy
W. H. Clark
J. F. Merrill
State College
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Wingate
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Limerick
New Hampshire News Highlights From Pittsfield to Rochester
Knots of reports detail illness of A F L Norris in Pittsfield and the Dover population data. Notes on Col. Clough’s corn yield, prison investigations, new Franklin National Bank, and disappearances of Fernando Gale with suspected foul play. Members of courts, railways, and factories feature in a broad townward glimpse.
Vermont Mission Board asked to raise funds for outreach
The New York Board requests Vermont Methodists raise $4 500 for missionary work. William Rogers and Hermon Gaylor faced trial in North Troy for an assault with intent to kill on a figure known as Happy John and were held at the county court.
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William Rogers
Hermon Gaylor
Happy John
North Troy
Middlebury College
Newport Child Scalded by Kettle Incident Reported
At Newport a child of George Barkinshaw was scalded to death by a kettle of hot water spilled on her body. Benjamin Kenney of Providence aged 18 took $100 from his father and died by his own action Monday after disappearing a week ago his body found in a vacant lot. Evidence on Private Kopp at Fort Adams has been sent to headquarters for decision on Nicholson's trial or discharge.
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George Barkinshaw
Benjamin Kenney
Providence
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Various Local Notes From Lowell Plymouth and Merrimacport
A week old male infant found in Lowell cared for by James Hennessey’s household. Henry S. Howe named treasurer of Laconia and Pepperell mills in Beddeford Me with a $10 000 salary starting January 1. Uncovered bones in Plymouth claimed as Pilgrim Fathers remains. A stabbing at Plymouth House of Correction during a Friday incident. Two Middleboro youths involved in a house breaking case. one stabbed the other in the back. A woman misplaced $1 000 in Merrimacport then forgot it after lighting a fire and cooking. James Dacy’s body found in the Merrimac River near Pawtucket bridge. presumed accidental death. MA State Y M C A convention in Lowell closes with $1 100 raised for next year and a proposed Lynn meeting. Four Marlboro men have been gold prospecting in Southboro for weeks.
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Lowell
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Stamford man Daniel Kelly dies after horse incident
Daniel Kelly of Stamford, aged 20, is fatally injured when thrown from a horse. A New Haven firm forms with 500000 dollars capital to introduce the Holly steam heating system. Bridgeport Swedish cutlers join Bridgeport evening schools to learn English.
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Regulators Hang Fugitive Peter Livingston in Kentucky
An Owingsville report states Peter Livingston fled Elliott County to avoid regulators who labeled him a marauder. Trailing him across the Sandy River into West Virginia, a group of regulators captured him and returned him to Kentucky where he was hanged. No charges were specified.
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Irishmen in Chicago plan meeting for Parnell sympathy
The Irishmen in Chicago arrange a Monday night gathering to seek support from American and Irish American citizens for Parnell and Ireland. A committee will collect donations to fund their stance. Mayor Harrison declined to preside. Gov. Cullom and other prominent officials will attend.
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New ladies reception waiting and toilet rooms opened
Our store now offers Reception Waiting and Toilet Rooms designed for visiting ladies especially from out of town. The apartments provide all necessary amenities and a courteous staff will assist at all times. Parcels from any source will be received and a check issued.
Failure of James Buchan & Co in New York
James Buchan and Company soap manufacturers assigned today for the benefit of creditors to Henry H. Bowman. Real estate troubles caused the failure. Total liabilities unknown. merchandise debts around 50000 dollars. Assets not yet disclosed.
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Hannibal and St. Joe Faces Penalty for Unpaid Tickets
At a general passenger agents meeting in Chicago the Hannibal and St. Joe Road was found guilty of selling second class unlimited tickets to New York in breach of agreement and penalties were imposed.
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Multiple fresh notes from railways to murders and ships
The Erie canal remains open. Frederickton New Brunswick reports rivers frozen with people crossing on ice. John and Robert Taylor killed two Eichen brothers in Virginia Illinois. both escape. The Constitution nears Hampton Roads en route to Aspinwall. An armed party leaves Kansas City to capture James and Cummings near Joplin. Norfolk county Virginia certifies Jonathan E. Bousch as elected. Five hundred Kentucky penitentiary convicts fall ill from mineral-salted well water. Cincinnati Chamber withdraws from the National Board of Trade. Oarsman in Union Springs ill. Blakie may cede $6,000 to Hanlan if race fails. Columbus coal miners resist 25 cent price cut. strike threatened. Graham sentenced to 20 years in New Jersey State Prison. Denver and Rio Grande orders rails and equipment for extensions. funds pledged contingent on Colorado court decision. Tug Millie Grew finds wreck fragments near Haystacks. no survivors found. Huntzinger brothers jailed for embezzlement bail set at $190,000 on new charges. Evarts telegraph confirms Cuba arrest of Munoz relatives released.
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Brighton
Johnson
Moody & CO
Dev. Street
Knights
Old State House
Kennedy, T. C
Bankers
Attwood Gilbot & CO
Merchants
Foote & French
Congress Street
Parker
Stack Pole
Devonshire
Peck
Satcheller, E.& A. H. & CO
Blanchard, Fuller &Co
Pearl St
Boyd, J. & CO
Buffum
DO. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hayder,guardenier & CO
Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer
Jarvis Furnace CO
Congress At
Bffa CO
Centre Wharf
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Haffeneffer & CO
Central St
Cook, Isaac & CO
Houghton, A.J. & CO
Station and Hallock
Sta
Arch Street
Ruerter & Alley
Devonshire Street
Roessle
Coburban, Lang & CO
Broad & Purchase
Fairbanks
Moses & CO
Howard St
Spiedel
Huchins, J. &. W
Waterford St. Carriace Builders
WM. Bond & Son
Bernett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
Wash, St
Wm.c
Fulton Street
Belel’s
Court Square
Crawford, Scollay Square
Clarendon Hotel
Parker House
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s Botel
Ballard
Vincent
Temple Prince
Motary
Beaman
J. B
Court St
Chaffin, J.C. & CO
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Temple Place
FSTEY
Hunt Bros
NEW England Organ CO
Wash, Smithaw. Organ CO
R. M. Field
Mr. Warren
Higgins
Horticultural Hall
Lailaiputian Opera
Jack
Booston Theatre
Tompkins & HI
Charles Reade
Globe Theatre
Brook
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Alvin Fosring
Hswsz Atheneum
Hart & Tron
Dos Hart
Lowell Institute
Islands
Sys
William H. Niles
Newbury Street
Technology Building
B. E. Cotting
Farlow
the Family Theatre OF
Dancing
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Claas
Washlea
Mable Ps
Sorus Rast