Worcester to Hartford engagements noted in local items
Local brief records William H Crane of Robson and Crane visiting Worcester then Hartford. Thanksgiving turkey given to Thomas Groom & Co. workers. Station Twelve honors late Charles O Kennard. Thanks for Peabody Fund proceedings from Robt C Winthrop. Page notes Tufts 1879 80 catalog and admission details. Wallice recites Mac Leth. Adams Express time Cincinnati to Boston praised. Newsboys Reading Room subscriptions listed. Ponca Indian Fund gifts acknowledged. Waverly Lodge Knights of Honor hosts bouquet drawing. Funeral for William T Andrews held at Marlboro Street. Irish Nationalists plan reception for Capt Condon. lecture at Boston Theatre benefiting destitute children. Death of Mark M Mullen of Brighton under quick consumption. funeral at Market Street.
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Robert C. Winthrop
Peabody Education Fund
New York
L’eco D’italia
Royal University of Leghorn
Joseph Pagani
Boston
Tufts College
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Jennie D. Wallace
C. D. Fullers
Wallace
Adams Express Company
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Charles Davis, Jr
C. S. Butler
Chas. B. Lancaster
W.C. Cabot
J. E. Miller
William H. Lincoln
Thanksgiving
Waverly Lodge
Knights of Honor
Parker Fraternity Hall
William T. Andrews
Marlboro Street
Brooks
Boston Highlands
Mount Auburn
Condon
Manchester
Boston Theatre
Mark M. Mullen
Brighton
Geo. W. Hollis & Co
Marcy
Mullen
Market Street
Grand Thanksgiving Ball at Siege of Paris Opera House
A Thanksgiving Eve grand ball at the Siege of Paris Opera House raised funds for the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. About 3,000 attended, with officials like Mayor Prince and Gov. Talbot present. the event featured cadet band, flags, tropical plants, and a late-night finish. The evening opened around 9 30 and continued until daybreak, aided by a favorable night and strong committee organization. The fund is expected to exceed $1,000.
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Paris Opera House
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Charles Lewis
James B. Quinn
James C. Power
Samuel Tuckerman
M. A. Daley
Wiliam Wall
Louis Weaver
J. Frank Donohoe
Louis Pazolt
Charles Drummond
John J. McCluskey
Aids
J. J. Delea
P. J. Lavey
Michael Farrell
John Crowley
John J. McLaughlin
A. A. Glazier
Peter Long
John H. Carroll
A. J. Mooney
Frank O'Neil
Frank Lodge
Daniel McNamara
Joseph Harrington
Frank Claffey
Francis J. Smith
M. J. O’brien
J. Lavey
Thomas Foley
M.J. Griffin
Andrew O'Neil
R. Werner
M. A. Lodge
Emma F. Reid
Ulster
Mr. Baldwin
Prince
Gov. Talbot
Long
M. J. Flatley
Flynn
O’brien
Boston and Maine Railroad Annual Report Highlights Gains
The forty sixth annual report to stockholders shows income above last year by 54362 dollars and 18 cents. Equipment upgrades include four first class engines two passenger cars and a combined car. Rail mileage adds steel rails and new iron rails totalling 117 miles. Double track expansion east of Haverhill will begin next year with a 100000 dollar appropriation. Net gains include 8004 passengers and 102747 tons of freight. Prison Point Bay work advances under a 1878 act and will complete within the three year limit. Land purchases in Scarborough and Lowell for freight use total about 61000 square feet at 50000 dollars. No serious accidents and generally harmonious relations with connecting roads.
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Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Haverhill
Prison Point Bay
Scarbrough
Lowell
Ayertlen An
Marton
Kentucky
Sam
Vermont
Billy Button
Bay Road
Thanksgiving Day Observance Shrinks in Boston Churches
Quiet holiday plans feature limited services across many churches including West Trinity King s Chapel Old South Park Street Berkeley Hall and Central Universalist Clarendon Street South Congregational and Peoples. Catholic rites at Cathedral and St James Hall events for youth and workers accompany noon meals for newsboys bootblacks and 300 poor people. Hare and hounds run bicycle ride lacrosse practice and a YMCA concert fill the day along with extra theatre matinees and a Ruggles Street Baptist Church readings and singing evening. Ponca Indians share history and mission with Bright Eyes Standing Bear and Mr Tibbles speaking in native dress.
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West Trinity
King’s Chapel
Old South
Park Street
Berkeley Hall
Central
Columbus Avenue
St. James H Hall
Harrison Avenue
Institute of Technology
North End
Young Men’s Christian Union
Trinity Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Standing Bear
Mr.Tibbles
Cambridge Priest Defies Archbishop Over School Policy
A Catholic pastor who attended the Synod recounts a wrong policy idea, cites Archbishop’s public censure of Father Scully, and claims Scully testified adjacent to archiepiscopal instruction. The dispute centers on parochial versus public schools and sacramental denial rights, with charges of parishioners fleeing to other churches and tensions within the archdiocese.
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Father Scully
Propaganda
Cambridge
McNamara
Journal
South End Star Course at Memorial Hall
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau presents a South End Star Course show at Memorial Hall on Wednesday featuring Balabrega the Swedish wonder, A R Carrington, May Leyton, and Fred J. Eustis with illusions, educated canaries, and a mid air float device. Leyton demonstrates second sight blindfolded while describing audience held items. Eustis and Carrington perform drum and xylophone numbers to enthusiastic praise.
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Memorial Hall
Drawing Room Novelty Company
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Balabrega
A. R. Carrington
May Leyton
Fred. J. Eustis
Miss May Leyton
Eustis
Carrington
Globe Theatre
Boston
Salsbury
Ada Cavendish
New Magdalen
Boston Museum
Rosenfeldv
Clyde
Warren
Higgins
Museum
Dundreary
Sam
Weathersby Goodwin
Thomas W. Keene
Somerset
Music Hall
Harvard Quartette
Marie F. Marchington
Annie L. Fowler Mitchell
Frank Hayden
C. E. Pickett
THE
Lilliputians
Pocahontas
Horticultural Hall
Jack
Giant Killer
Gaiety Theatre
Charles L. Davis
Emma Vern
Alvin Joslin
Howard Athenium
Howard
Boylston Museum
Arraigned for polygamy in Lynn Police Court
George A. Jackson was arraigned on polygamy charges with Ira B. Keith for the government and William H. Niles for the defendant. First wife Elizabeth M. Pitts testified they wed in Halifax August 15, 1870, with no minister or record. defense called Detective Mears, and Jackson was held in 800 for Superior Court. SUBURBAN SHORT NOTES report follows.
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George A. Jackson
Lynn
Ira B. Keith
William H. Niles
Elizabeth M. Pitts
Jackson
Halifax
N.S
Mr. Abbott
St. Luke’s Church
C.R. Blackmore
Mears
Superior Court
Multiple Arrests In City Criminals On October 3 Robbery
John Emmons was arrested on an indictment warrant for aiding in a robbery of William J. Reynolds on Washington Street near Friend. John Doherty, already jailed in state prison, is named as one of the robbers. Thomas Coughlin alias Charles Stevens faces forging charges tied to copper orders and oil barrel thefts, with recovered junk and barrels. Terrence Boyle, a Bartender, is charged with assault with a knife on Maurice Reardon Jr after an intoxicated opening night at a Cambridge Street saloon.
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John Emmons
Station One
William J. Reynolds
Washington Street
Friend
John Doherty
Thomas Coughlin
Charles Stevens
Collins
Station Bright
A. D. Puffer
D. Puffer
Portland Street
W. G. Roby
Commercial Street
Coughlin
John Tlaney
Richmond Street
Terrence Boyle
John Holland
Cambridge
North Russell Streets
No. 8
Blossom Street
Maurice Reardon, Jr
Reardon
The Starvation Case at Wapping Street
James Griffin of 38 Wapping Street sends a letter to police denying starvation caused Mrs. Ann Doherty’s death at 86 Wapping Street. He states she received all she needed, money, food and wine were available, and she lay in a bed with light and attendants. She was buried by Undertaker John Reade in Malden Catholic Cemetery.
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Ann Doherty
Wapping Street
James Griffin
Doherty
John Reade
Malden
Confidence men halted after loot in Boston game
J A McKinley of Livingston county New York lost a hundred dollar watch and twenty five dollars in cash to two strangers in a three card monte game during a Boston trip via Fall River line. He tracked the men James Jenks and Joseph Whitney and had one arrested by Officer Trider and the other by Officer Houghton. Both suspects, noted confidence men, were arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Parmenter and their cases were continued.
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J. A. McKinley
Livingston County
New York
Boston
Fall River
Monte
Trider
Houghton
James Jenks
Joseph Whitney
Parmenter
Walnut Hill Turkey Shoot and Rifle Events Report
Turkey shoots at Walnut Hill continued with Osbourne leading turkeys captured and multiple class winners named. Long range and 800 to 900 yard contests produced mixed scores amid steady wind and bright light, with Brown and Webster among top scorers. Bellevue Range hosted Medford Amateur Rifle Association events with 38 entries. Pickering led, Sawyer won the clock, and the schedule promises more matches including glass ball and silverware contests. Sporting notes mention Chauncy Hall events and upcoming Yale vs Harvard freshmen football game. Obituaries note several notable deaths in New Hampshire and beyond including David Gilchrist Hosea Eaton Aaron Hayward Cornelius Cutter Solomon Smith Xavier Branicki and Princess Caroline.
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Walnut Hill
Osborne
Mr. Brown
Messrs
Brown
Webster
Wilder
Howard
Medford
Worcester Fire Policy Suit and Hat Factory Contract Case
Two civil actions heard before Judge Lowell and Judge Nelson discuss an insurance suit over a July 2 1875 policy for 2500 on a Hudson Mass property destroyed November 17 1875 and a contract breach case over braids for hat and bonnet manufacture in Medfield with juries excused until Monday morning.
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Abraham Tyler
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hudson
Mass
F. Brigham
Brigham
Bial l. P
Wm. M. Whiting
Daniel D. Curtis
Medfield
R. D. Smith
A. French
A. A. Ranney
J. R. Clark
Boston Court Records Fatal Slip and Damages
Boston court notices detail several tort actions for injuries from sidewalk and street hazards. Cases include Patrick Begley versus City of Boston for a curbstone defect on Fourth Street South Boston resulting in a serious ankle injury with a verdict for the defendant, and Bridget J. Russell versus City of Boston for injuries after slipping on an icy Meridian Street sidewalk. Additional entries list pending motions, prior verdicts, and a $1,500 verdict for Michael Callagher versus Winnifred Lally for injuries from stepping on a bulkhead in Dorchester Avenue.
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Patrick Begley
City of
Boston
Fourth Street
South
C. F. Donnelly
H. B. Sargent, Jr
Bridget J. Russell
Meridian Street
C. P. Greenough
J. A. Wolff
T. McC. Babson
Henry Fleetwood
Milk and
Hawley Streets
George W. Morse
Michael Callagher
Winnifred Lally
Dorchester Avenue
C. J. Brooks
J. Thomas
Third Session Docket Items for Friday in Gardner Court
Judge Gardner sets Friday orders listing cases by number and parties across multiple dockets including Stavely and Thompson Vogal and Huppinch McDougal and Leach McCarthy and Fenley Hallahan and Drew Lyons and Fahey Salomons and Lombard Pierce and Kendall Gordon and Listemann Parker and Spear Elliston and Murphy Glidden and Young Beebe and Belcher Tuck and Smith Pettyhbridge and Bigley Connor and Souther Shurtleff and Hayward Caste and Richards Carpenter and Bancroft Cambridge Nat Bank and Boynton
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Stavely
Thompson
Vogal
Huppinch
Short sentence: Case dispositions in Parmenter court
Before Judge Parmenter Thomas Shea a vagrant was sent to the House of Industry for six months. John Lynch received six months at the House of Correction for larceny. James Jenks and Joseph Whitney were held for trial December 2 on illegal gaming charges at $500 each. In Charleston Court Daniel Sullivan was fined ten dollars and costs for assault and battery.
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Parmenter
Thomas Shea
House of Industry
John Lynch
House of Correction
James Jenks
Joseph Whitney
Charleston
Daniel Sullivan
Charges Against a Knight of Atlantis
M. P. Burr of Washington, D. C., who came to this city as agent of the grand encampment, Knights of Atlantis, faces a financial cloud. He initiated many members, started two lodges, and is said to have misappropriated initiation and installation fees. He departed last Thursday, leaving creditors including the Adams House, and owes about fifty dollars. The grand encampment revoked his deputy grand commander appointment and ordered charges for misappropriation of funds and unbecoming conduct. Two detectives are seeking him.
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Suffolk County
David C. Percival
Lucius Adams
Court Street
Harvey O. Mitchell
Charles W. Mitchell
Washington Street
Mitchell Bros
Abraham & Samuel Whitenone
Eliot Street
Boston
St. John
N. B
A. Krumm, Dry Goods
Columbus
Moses Sargent
Black Rock House
Cohasset
M. P. Burr
Washington, D. C
Knights of Atlantis
Adams House
Burr
Atlantis
Second Mayor of Lynn Dies in Kansas at 54
The second Mayor of Lynn died November 21 in Kansas. Born in Orrington on August 11, 1817, he moved to Lynn as a child, trained as a shoemaker, graduated Wesleyan University in 1840, practiced law, then shifted to geology and science in Kentucky and Kansas. He helped found the Kansas Academy of Sciences and served as its first president. He married Mary E. A. Beckford in 1846 and had six children.
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Lynn
Kansas
Mr. Mudge
Orrington
Wesleyan
Jeremiah C. Stickney
Breckinridge Oil and Iron Company
Kentucky
State Agricultural College
Mudge
Mary E. A. Beckford
E. B. Phillips & Co
Pearl Street
Mr. Phillips
Swampscott
Phillips Beach
The
Hide and Leather Insurance Company
Multiple 19th century incidents in brief
Courtney is sick abed at Trumansville with no prospect of a race. Perth Ont drunk Benj Mitchell killed Wm West with an axe. Two 12 year old boys drown skating in Warwick NY. Indians Saulaskuh and Kype hanged in Yakima for 2 year old Perkins family murder. Deputy Marshal Koogle convicted for taking pay to withhold information. West Virginia governor declines to pardon Walker. to hang at Wayne court house on the 28th. Walking match for the long distance championship to be in England. Pan cho t backer wants America or withdraw. O Leary seeks withdrawal from match. Richmond considers $750,000 rail up James River to Clifton Forge. Mrs. Hayes visits Philadelphia fair. satin screens presented. Cincinnati Democrats plan to hold the Democratic National Convention there. Covington grand jury indicts for embezzlement and malfeasance. pool halls indicted. Steam collision verdict blamed on missing lookout. possible damages suit. American Union Telegraph asks Gov McClellan to protect poles in New Jersey. he orders grand juries to act against outrages.
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Courtney
Trumansville
Benj. Mitchell
Perth
Ont
Wm. West
Miller
Koberger
Wawayanda Creek
Warwick
N. Y
Saulaskuh
Kype
Yakima
W. T
Perkins
Mathew Koogle
United States
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Ohio
United States Court
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Young Walker
Pat Dolan
Wayne Court House
Rowell
Astley
England
Panchot
America
O’leary
Common Council
Richmond
James River
Clifton Forge
Board of Aldermen
Hayes
Philadelphia
Bishop Simpson
St. John’s Church
Cincinnati
W. P. McLaughlin
Heir of Colt Assumes Control of Million-Dollar Fortune
Hartford society celebrated Caldwell Hart Colt's 21st birthday with a lavish reception hosted by his mother Mrs. Colt. The event featured elegant costumes, jewelry displays, and a quadrille to Mother Goose melodies. Colt now controls an estimated fortune of 1.5 to 2 million dollars, with additional English bonds rumored.
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Hartford
Conn
Cell
Goose Shooting in Early California a Profitable Market
In the 1850s California goose shooting formed a booming market industry. Hunters used docile oxen to herd flocks while the geese fed on plains, enabling profits of 100 to 150 dollars a day for skilled shooters. Several men who later became well known in San Francisco earned tens of thousands from goose shooting, with total wealth estimated between 40,000 and 59,000 dollars.
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San Francisco Bulletin
California
Bay
Chen
San Francisco
Lawrence city sets salaries for officials in coming year
Lawrence Massachusetts November 26 city government fixed salaries for officials including Mayor 1100 City Clerk 1400 Treasurer 2100 Auditor 700 Messenger 800 City Marshal 1100 Street Commissioner 1000 City Physician 60 Superintendent of Cemeteries 800 Clerk to Overseers of the Poor 750 Assessors 750 each Chief Engineer 250 Assistants 125 President Water Board 500 Superintendent Public Property 900 City Solicitor 800 Superintendent of Almshouse 700 Superintendent of Fire Alarms 500. Post 39 Grand Army of the Republic inspected by Comrade Cressey of Newburyport. Post 47 of Haverhill present and they held a camp fire. Letter carriers ball at City Hall with delegation from Boston Lowell Manchester NH. Republicans renominated James R. Simpson for Mayor for a potential third term.
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Lawrence
Mass
Water Board
Grand Army of the Republic
Cressey
Newburyport
Haverhill
City Hall
Boston
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
James R. Simpson
Zach Chandler Parley on Hayes Salary and Resignation Offer
Zach Chandler told a Washington friend last winter that Hayes’ election cost him 37000. He displayed a checkbook with stubs to prove the claim and mocked the President’s frugality. He boasted Hayes would earn 159000 for a full term and offered to fund a resignation if Wheeler became President.
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Zach Chandler
Washington
Hayes
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
United States
Wheeler
Machias News: diphtheria rages amid deer and rail bids
Reports from Machias note widespread deer abundance while diphtheria spreads locally. Six deaths in two weeks mark the toll. Somerset lumber crews stay busy. Wages rise for good men by 3 to 5 dollars monthly. A Portland sidewalk damages suit yields 6500 dollars to the plaintiff. objections filed. Presque Isle approves a 10000 dollar narrow gauge railroad loan with completion by November 1, 1859, while Maysville fails to meet the 2/3 threshold, 51 to 27.
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Machias
Somerset County
George D. B. Witham
City of
Portland
Presque Isle
Aroostook River
Caribou Village
Maysville
Butter prices in St Albans and local notices
Butter prices in St Albans Tuesday ranged Winter 22 to 25 cents and fall ends 28 to 32 cents. Rev E S Ladd colored former slave chosen pastor of West Corinth church for the year. Kelley brakeman of Gaysville killed near Essex when his hay car two feet higher than normal fell under a bridge. found dead atop the car near Williston.
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St. Albans
E. S. Ladd
West Corinth
Kelley
Gaysville
Essex
Williston
Local News Roundup from Newburyport and Nearby Towns
Thanksgiving stock take closes Hamilton print works in Lowell for ten days. Taunton ward caucus backs Ezra Dayol for mayor. Hart Brothers Newburyport robbed of about $40 worth of goods. M Lee Co Athol and G W Lee Upper Village shutter. recovery 2–3 months. Chester Goodale of South Egremont improving after near murder. Lowell independent committee keeps municipal ticket plans secret. Newburyport kerosene lamp explosion injures Chester Norton severe burns. Sheridan alias Brown jailed in Clinton for book theft. linked to Norfolk Middlesex Worcester library crimes. Foxboro fox hunter Charles Slocumb arm injured. amputation likely. Fall River Linen Mill stockholders elect officers. Borden treasurer, directors listed. City Cadets anniversary marked by grand ball at Washington Hall Newburyport. Provincetown mackerel catch about 250,000. $15,000 distributed among fishermen. William H Sheridan arrested in Worcester for library theft. charged in Clinton with stolen books.
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Hamilton
Lowell
Taunton
Ezra Dayol
Hart Brothers
Newburyport
M. Lee & Co
Athol
G. W. Lee
Chester Goodale
South Egremont
Independent City Committee
Chester
Joseph Norton
Sheridan
Brown
Clinton
Norfolk
Middlesex
Worcester
Charles Slocumb
Foxboro
Provincetown
William H. Sheridan
Green
Public
Bigelow Free Public Library
Mrs Greene of Middletown Observes 96th Birthday
Mrs Nathaniel Greene of Middletown, widow of the son of Gen Nathaniel Greene, celebrated her 96th birthday surrounded by relatives and friends. Channing Memorial Church corner stone events in Newport are set for April 7 1880 with historical addresses in Boston and London linked to Dr Channing and Rev Dr Bellows to speak at evening exercises.
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Nathaniel Greene
Middletown
Channing Memorial Church
Newport
New England
American Unitarian Association
Channing Conference
Channing Memorial
William Ellery Channing
Arlington Street
Boston
Genesis as rewritten by evolution and satire
From the London Freeman a comic pseudo Bible prefaces Genesis with a mock evolutionary narrative. It parodies creation by proposing a cosmos and life emerging through natural selection and humorously cites Matthew Arnold, Herbert Spencer, and Charles Darwin as later arrivals in the process.
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London Freeman
Matthew Arnold
Herbert Spencer
Charles Darwin
Take time by the forelock at Clarke’s Bookstore
W B Clarke announces a large, well chosen stock of new books for children in the city. Books are arranged for easy inspection and offered at the lowest prices. Stock is displayed early to help customers avoid Christmas Week crowds.
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Robate Court
Ann Jane Reed
John Shilliday
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Abel C. Martin
Clara B. Martin
County of
Nortsw
Ommon
Ornae
Slate Court
James Devine
James L. Devine
Itness
Joan W. McKim. Esqui
T7dei
Henry & Hatch
Boots & Shoes
Devonshire
Johnson, Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
S & Sales
Charles €. Warren
Reade Street
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
F.G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
S. & J.S. Bunting
N.B
Lippincott, Son & CO
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Chickering
Hallett & Davis
Hallett & Cumston
Gilpert, Ladd, Woodard & Brown
Vose & Sons
Isburch&co
East Street
Heston
Depository
Central New York
Walkill Chief
Davie Swiveller
Dick Swiveller
Ethan Alien
Goddard
Kimball Bros
C.T. Walker
Makuoni Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Lancaster Streets
Indiana
John Orr
Azaar
E Bazaar
Istrict Court OF the United States
District OF Massachusetts
William A. Travis
James H. Young
Sears Building
James Fitzgerald
Johanna Fitzgerald
Monsier D, Mann
F. W. Palfrey, Esq
George D. Bigelow
James B. Aiken
Mary Jane Aiken
Mary W. Chandler
Alfred W. Chandler
George A. C. Ernst
Navy
Alexander Lincoln
Hingham
Seth L. Hobart
Hinenam
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Equitable Building
Charles River
West Boston Bridge
U. S. Navy Yard
Fort Point Channel
Dover Street Bridge
South Boston
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Albert Mason
Nold
Hawes & Henshaw
State Reet
Eliot National Bank
Continental National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Atlas National Bank
National Bank of North America
Boston Belting Co
Lyman Mills
Metropolitan Railroad Co
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad
Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroado
South Boston Horse Railroad Co
Middlesex Horse Railroad Co
Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
Woodbury Patent Planing Machine Co
National Bell Telephone Co
National City Bank
Hamilton National Bank
Central National Bank
Mason and Hamlin Organ Co
First National Bank
Nauno Do Webster National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Boston and Lowell Railroad
P.C. Merryman
Cambridge Horse Railroad Co
Blackstone National Bank
BR. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Hoom 8
Exchange Place
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Merchandise National Bank
Facine Nasumnal Dade
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Co
Connecticut and Wassumpsic Rivers
Cedar Rapids
City of Hyvae Park
Pueblo
Massachusetts Railroad
Cedar Rapids and
Missouri River Railroad
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Towa
New England Mortgage Security Co
Moses Colmar & Son
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
the Mart
HENRY C. BIRD + co
Tremont Street
Salec
Y Albert Howe & CO
Brightom
Warren Avenue
Michigan
Bowler’s Stable
Friend Street
J. P. Dunsmore
Horatio Harris & CO
Brock
Trapes
Illyrian
Almeria
Virginia
A. S. Eaton
Horse and Carriage Mart
Northampton Street
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
F.D. Osgood
Masonic Temple
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
William H. Morse
William Boynton
Winchester
James Gray
Needham
Russel A. Ballou
Alt
West Boston Savings Bank
County of Suffolk
Maassachusetts
Beacon Street
Maitland Street
J. Franklin Fuller
Boynton, Gray and Ballou
Lyman P. Frencr
Clement Willis