Sharp arrested in Kansas City swindling Ohio bank president
A sharper was seized in Kansas City after tricking an Ohio bank president visiting Leadville out of 14000 by an advance on a 521b gold brick that proved hollow at the corners. Yellow fever breaks out in Louisiana. six deaths in Forest City Arkansas spark a town panic. business suspended and depopulation noted. Ireland tenant farmers vow no rent until price fall relief. Henry H. Faxon hosts a Wesleyan Hall tea party on political outlook. Rev Danforth descendants in Lowell form a permanent group. Ohio Iowa elections show Republican gains and ticket victories. M Flatley nominated for Councilor by Democrats in Fourth District.
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This Day Auctions Listings by Time and Item
A long list of sales items and times across dates October 16 to 30, including stock, horses, carriages, boots and shoes, furniture, crockery, rugs, carpets, dress goods, real estate, and collateral. Firms named include Hawes and Henshaw, I L Day & Co, Moses Colman & Son, Rhodes & Co, Isburgh & Walker, Osgood & Greenough, Leonard & Co, Wilmerding Hoguet Co, Lippincott Son & Co, Samuel Bunting's Sons, C C Warren, H C Bird & Co, S Hatch & Co, and Sawyer Bunting's Sons. The listings specify morning, afternoon, and specific hour slots for auctions in multiple cities including New York, Philadelphia, and Rockaway.
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I. L. Day & Co
Moses Colman & Son
Rhodes & Co
Isburgh & Walker
A. W. Abbott
Osgood & Greenough
U Crock
Leonard & Co
Boots and
Johnson, Moody & Co
Hatch & Co. Bry
New York
Wilmerding, Hoguet Co
Boots and Shoes
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Isburgh & Waler
H. C. Bird & Co
S. Hatch & Co
Poila
Henry & Hatch
Boots
Charles
Warren
Philadelphia
Sawyer Bunting
Mining stocks close in San Francisco on October 14
The San Francisco market reports closing prices for mining stocks led by Best & Belcher at 391 and Occidental at 89. Other notable quotes include Raymond & Ely at 57, Chollar 74, Sierra Nevada 116, Crown Point 4, Union Consolidated 99, and Yellow Jacket 16. Yellow Jacket also levies a $1 assessment.
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Hale & Norcross
Independence
Juna Consolidated
Consolidated Pacific
Suoucd
Widow Oliver v ex Senator Cameron Case Pauses in Court
In Washington on October 14, Widow Oliver and ex Senator Simon Cameron faced a General Term court motion to dismiss the appeal for not printing the record. Counsel argued the plaintiff’s poverty should not deny justice. The panel affidavit of impecunious condition was not found and the case was continued to Monday to allow deposition production.
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Insolvent Life Association of America Put Under Receiver
Judge Adams granted a temporary injunction against the Life Association of America on petition by William S. Relfe State Superintendent of Insurance restraining further business. Gen D M Frost named temporary receiver filed a bond and took possession of the office. Perpetual injunction hearing Friday. Relfe says liabilities exceed assets by a large sum.
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Rothery's file works workers strike over pay increase
Poughkeepsie N Y October 14 all employees at Rothery's file works Mattewan left the factory after demanding higher wages. Negotiations failed as both sides remained at an impasse and no resolution was reported.
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The Figures Show but Little Change in the Status of the Parties
Reported results indicate only minor shifts with Republicans gaining slightly in both states while overall returns remain meager. Voter turnout appears subdued, and key offices show limited movement as ballots are tallied.
Heavy Republican gains in Ohio election figures
Reports from Columbus on October 14 indicate the state polls with record turnout and net Republican gains across counties. Early tallies show Governor Foster favored by 24,000 to 30,000, with Cincinnati and Hamilton County contributing large margins. By 1.40 A M, estimates suggest a statewide Republican majority not less than 25,000 and contested Legislature results.
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Ga Gains Seen In Iowa Returns In Eight Polling Places
Reports from eight polling locations in Iowa show Gear the Republican leading Trimble Democrat and Campbell Greenback with narrow margins and no clear statewide trend. Local counts in Hardin Muscatine and Polk indicate Republican edge in several counties, while others remain close.
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New York papers weigh Ohio election outcomes this morning
The Times notes intense interest and record turnout in Ohio, with national issues driving the vote. It highlights Foster aligned Republicans on Southern policy, and Sherman and Schurz urging strong Northern Republican support for equal rights. The Herald confirms a Republican state ticket win and likely Legislature, with Foster leading by about 20,000 to 30,000 votes.
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Ohio Vote Signals National Republican Momentum and 1880 Prospects
The Ohio election yields a decisive Republican working majority affecting national politics and the 1880 presidential race. It harms Thurman and possibly Ewing, boosts Tilden’s prospects only to the extent it helps rival Democrats, and suggests shifts in New York and Maine support amid German voters’ opposition to financial policies.
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Bank President Swindled By Fake Gold Brick in West
N D Clark of First National Bank of Ravenna Ohio arrested in Kansas City after tracing a bogus gold brick scam. Clark, who advanced 14 000 dollars to five men posing as miners, was duped along a route from Leadville to Burlington and Chicago. Suspect Thomas A Lewis of St Louis claims innocence. Clark seeks justice.
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Southern Utes promise peace amid Lt. Col. Merritt dispatches
Washington reports Agent Page states Ignacio Red Jacket Meuiniup and sixty Utes vow no aid to White River Uintah groups and remain peaceful after measured delay in distributing goods. Merritt’s field telegraph notes troops scouring toward Grand River and Uncompahna Agency while lamenting Meeker loss and noting Thornburgh’s body respected by Indians.
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Railway Interests Consolidate with Wabash Vote
In St Louis 186000 shares favor consolidation of the St Louis Kansas City and Northern with the Wabash. 500 oppose. In Streno Ohio Wabash shareholders approve the Wabash St Louis Kansas City and Northern merger by 137591 to zero.
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Waterman Vanishes With 20000 From Henry Memory Co
Herbert B. Waterman, eighteen months confidential clerk for Henry Memory & Co. at the Board of Trade in Chicago, absconded Saturday night with about $20,000 and possibly more. He had access to the books for months and is suspected of victimizing others.
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Freeman case stirs Pocasset. Grand Jury to hear October term
In Wareham Massachusetts on October 14 tension surrounds the Freeman case as the Grand Jury plans to meet in the October term of the Superior Court. Reports say no suitable county juror pool may yield a guilty verdict. A Chicago landlady and her daughter were expelled from their Methodist church by a 9 to 6 vote after renting land for a beer garden and being seen drinking there.
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Catholics Vie For Senate Seat In Belgium After Death
In BruGss Belgium Oct 14 excitement rises over the election to succeed the late Count Boyaval Liberal. Catholics push their candidate amid fears for cabinet clerical supremacy in West Flanders. Last night a clash left one man stabbed and many arrests recorded.
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Tenants pledge to resist price drops in Mayo meeting
Five hundred tenants of the Marquis of Sligo and Earl Lucan gathered near Westport Mayo pledging to pay no more to the lowering prices on agricultural produce. A Warren Point Ulster notice warned of consequences for land buyers paying more than one pound an acre, inviting a coffin as a stark omen.
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Paris Cabinet warns on disturbances over amnesty vote
Paris reports that Humbert's Paris municipality election was reviewed by the Cabinet. President Grevy stated the vote would not change the government's stance on amnesty. deputies might revoke the initial decision. The council expected no street turmoil but would enforce the law if protests grew. A second amnesty figure who died was honored by 2,006 attendees including deputies.
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Opposition to Cuban abolition plans delays reform agenda
Madrid reports government strife as the reform committee favors planter backed limits to abolition, freeing only slave offspring and adults over 60. Tariff changes anger home agricultural interests. Prime Minister Campos resigns. Canovas Del Castillo Romero and Robrada tipped for cabinet. Cuba despatches 10,000 more troops beyond 4,500.
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British Army Raid After Kabul Residency Fire
A London despatch reports Gen Roberts and staff visiting Kabul Residency ruins where much is burned and looted. Maj Cavagnari and Dr Kelly were said to be burned under debris. Simla despatch notes Ali Kheyl camp attacked by tribes, 23 Afghan corpses found, many casualties believed carried off. British casualties total five wounded.
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Danforth descendants form organization in Lowre ll Mass
Descendants of Rev. Nicholas Danforth, who left Framingham England in 1634, met at Jackson Hall Lowrell to form a Danforth association. About forty relatives from New England and the Midwest attended. Officers named include Hon. C. P. Danforth president and Charles C. Danforth secretary.
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Tyngsboro
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Concord
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Springfield
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Syracuse
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Massachusetts Colony
Cotton Mather
Cambridge
Bridge hearing draws crowd at Brandt Rock Marshfield
In Plymouth Mass on October 14 a large assembly gathered at Churchill's Hotel and Ocean House Hall to hear County Commissioners weigh a bridge over Green Harbor River linking Abington and Brandt Rock. Marshfield opposes the span while Abington supports it. costs quoted around 7000 dollars. The hearing may extend into tomorrow with no ruling soon.
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Receiver wins Columbia Life suit over Life Association assets
In St Louis on October 14 Judge Thayer ruled for Lee Alexander as receiver of the Columbia Life Insurance Company. The action sought return of assets alleged as illegally transferred to the Life Association of America, including withdrawal of securities and cancellation of 9,000 shares. Judgment totals about 31.1 million. individual defendants were dismissed. In New York on October 14 the suit by Mrs. Louisa Furness against Mutual Life ended with a verdict for 11,474 dollars for policy on her husband, contested as fraudulently procured amid alleged intemperance.
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Elliott to Row Boyd for England's Best Sculler Showdown
Elliott declares readiness to row Boyd or Hanlan if needed to settle who is England's top sculler. He plans a Toronto Bay clash for a stake if Hanlan is pursued, and has drawn articles for a Tyne match within twelve weeks. Tarryer and Spencer sign for a Thames championship race in December for £200 a side.
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Fire devastates Sieberting barn on Pottle Hill
In Mechanic Falls Maine Seth M Sieberting's barn burned with twenty tons of hay grain hogs and tools. Probable arson by children caused the blaze. Loss estimated at 600 with 300 insured. Sieberting badly burned. In Waterbury New York a wildfire north of Ridley's Station has raged since noon threatening Mansfield Mountain timber and has caused immense damage. A crew will stay overnight to fight the blaze as everything remains very dry. In Dover New Hampshire a barn owned by Charles Bogan burned with the NH House stable and Elbridge Smith's house damaged. Loss 800 insured.
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N.H
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Discharge in murder case delays fifth day of trial
Baltimore October 14. The jury in the murder case of Munshauover in Frederick City was discharged after the judge learned they spoke about the trial with a barber while accompanied by a bailiff. The trial had continued for five days.
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Font McKinney Great excitement in Wy on October 14
Font McKinney Wy October 14 Great excitement prevails in this vicinity on account of a notable event and local happenings draw attention from residents. Details remain scarce as information filters through from nearby communities and officials.
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Gold-Bearing Quartz Found in Big Horn Mountains Area
Rich discoveries of gold-bearing quartz lure miners and residents from the Tongue River head of the Big Horn Mountains, about seventy-five miles northwest of the post. Ore assays show a range from $4 to $70 per ton as large crowds rush to the mountains.
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Treasury gold payments and postal card ruling raise questions
Washington reports show the Treasury joined the New York Clearing House and by October settled 15.241 million in US notes, with 7.5 million in gold paid out and 4 million gold received. A Post Office order on face messages was rescinded, risk of delay noted. Supreme Court case Smalls v South Carolina dismissed. Smithsonian notes a newly discovered eleventh magnitude planet by Professor Peters. Consul Mosby at Hong Kong rebuked for publicizing consular findings via press.
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The Yellow Plague and Memphis Death Toll
A Memphis report lists ten new yellow fever deaths including Dillie Jacobs and Ed Moon, with no new cases since last night. Forest City Ark health officials request four nurses as six cases and four deaths unfold, while Louisiana reports Centreville's 16 cases and six deaths. Quarantines tighten as Memphis orders passes for entry after October 15.
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French Husband Seeks Wife Held by Livingston in Supreme Court
New York Oct 14. A French husband files a habeas corpus seeking possession of his wife held by Henry B. Livingston. The nurse previously left him messages claiming she did not want to return. The case was postponed after the writ could not be served. Also reports five masked river pirates boarded the schooner Mary Jane, robbing crew and officers of watches jewelry and money. A new clue is reported in Stewart's grave robbery case.
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Theatre Musket Accident Fatal Shot in Audience
At the Front Street Theatre in Baltimore a musket loaded with a ball fired from the stage fatally shot John Nelson a medical student from Queen Annes County Maryland during the final act of Roving Jack Nelson was struck in the head and died later at City Hospital the incident occurred during a variety show audience members reported the weapon discharged with a live round instead of a blank.
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Grant Arrives in Portland as City Welcomes General
Portland crowds greet Gen. Grant arriving from Vancouver aboard the St. Paul while the City of Salem carries reception committee and press. A city welcome by H. W. Corbett precedes Grant's reply. Thousands fill streets as bells thunder and artillery roars. Mayor Thompson receives the general on the wharf.
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Boyton completes Merrimac River swim in seven days
NEWBURYPORT MASS Oct 14 Captain Boyton finished his 200 mile Merrimac River voyage in seven days starting from Haverhill and ending in Newburyport at 3 30 pm. He paused at Rock's Bridge until 1 pm then took two hours and thirty six minutes to cover the final leg of eighteen miles. The Essex North Conference met at Salisbury with Rev. McLean Groveland and Rev. Charles Bruce Rowley delivering addresses. The Fire Department welcomed Fountain Company from Dover NH, tested engines on Green street noting hose lengths. Rev J A Bartlett of this city accepted a call to Madison Wisconsin with a salary of 2500 dollars.
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Washington meeting plans Cumberland reunion and Gen Thomas statue unveiling
An enthusiastic Washington gathering with resident army officers formed committees on finance reception entertainment decoration music and transportation to organize the Army of the Cumberland reunion and the unveiling of General Thomas statue.
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Fatal fire claims Castim captain’s child in home tragedy
The four year old daughter of Captain Alvin Hatch of Castim died after her night clothes caught from matches ignited by her. The blaze grew rapidly and the child perished within hours. A second incident saw Captain John F. Mason of Kennebunkport stab his wife’s sister, Mrs. E G Moody, with a dirk and then kill himself. Authorities say the woman may recover. Separately, Mrs Niland, declared insane, was taken into custody for attempting to derail a Bucksport Bangor Railroad train after believing officials took her son away. she will be confined to the Bangor almshouse and likely sent to Augusta.
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Winchester man turns into apple tree on weekend
Charles H. Carlton of Winchester transformed himself into an apple tree Saturday and was found Sunday. He was married with one child and aged 29 years.
Fairhaven slate mills bustle with night and day activity
News from Fairhaven notes busy slate mills with two gangs at work. Rev. Pugh of Fairhaven, the Welsh minister, is acquitted of beating his wife after she failed to appear. A construction train on the Northern Division of the Southeastern Railway derailed near Roxton after striking cord wood, with no fatalities. Bodies from the Jackson railroad disaster arrived in North Troy and were buried together. Forest fires threaten due to extreme dryness, destroying timber lands including John Dyer’s. The Vermont State Historical Society met in Montpelier, reelecting officers and reporting large library additions.
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Fragmented 19th century notices from a New England paper
A collage of brief items: deaths in Whitinsville and Fall River, a Marblehead priest confers 150 confirmations, a French laborer inherits $50,000 from Philadelphia, a toddler drowns near Granite Block, and a large weekly shipment of boots from Marblehead. Also reported are a property theft mystery in Milford, a serious accident in Haverhill, a North Andover vs Methuen wrestling match, Cape cranberry yields, a Lawrence boxing match deemed a fizzle, a Dennis farmer injured by a bull, factory stoppages at Fall River, Provincetown fishing notes, delays to a Fire Department parade for funds, and a Hannah Dustin statue ceremony in Haverhill.
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Providence City Budget and Local Antiquities Controversy
The mayor and board of aldermen face an investigation as Providence officials debate funding. John Carter Brown donates a full Boston Liberator set to the Historical Society while Nesmith gifts Webster's cane to Gov. Van Zandt. One quarter of the $500,000 yearly city debt interest budget is set for debt service, yet aldermen oppose reduced quarterly banquets at the poor house.
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Deadly rail tragedy and prison murder case headline
Edward Murray of Wallingford was killed by the Boston express Tuesday evening. Edward A. Aldrich of Hartford fell from a third story window while asleep but escaped unharmed. The Pennsylvania Company refuses to sign the iron bridge contract, likely leading to a covered wooden bridge. The New Haven Grand Jury returned a true bill against Rev. H. H. Hayden for first degree murder, with a four count indictment. Plea entered, jury empaneling began with six jurors chosen from thirty-five.
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Fiedler Wins Newark Mayoral Race in Narrow Victory
Newark voters give Fiedler a nearly 2,500 majority over Mocnet as the German vote shifts to Fiedler amid Sunday law debates. Republicans elect eight to the Common Council and Democrats seven, resulting in an 18 11 1 split. Democrats celebrate with a procession and music.
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N. Lothian
R. M. Fielb
Mr. Warren
Annie Clarke
Vincent
Martinet
Haworth
Graham
Wilson
Burrows
Ring
Nolan
Warre
Park Thea Lessee
Park Theatre Comedy Company
Timaec Af
Kiihert
Emma Abbo
Etters
Fr Opera Company
Gatety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Tony Pastor
Howard Atheneum
Hakt & Tryon
Jose Ela
Maderee
Spaulding
Pudley Street Opera House
Roylston Museum
Hopkins & Morrow
Charles H. Yalf
Tremont House
Washington Street
Globe Theatre
Robert F. Kennedy
George P. Maynard
Frank B. Ingalls
Milk Street
First Mortgage
Revere Beach
Lynn RB
Geo. Wm. Ballou & Co
Devonshire Street
Massachusetts Loan and
Capita
GEO. Woods Rice, Pres
Stephen M. Crosby
Post Office Square
Horatio G. Knight
Moses Kimball
Geo. Woods Rice
Eugene H. Sampson
Richard H. Stearns
T. Albert Taylor
Samuel Atherton
Isaac T. Burr
Isaac Fenno
Joseph H. Gray
L. Hollingsworth
Liatatac
Ketimarean
Sudulgulud Fanny
J. B Moors & CO
Congress Street
Messrs Morton, Rose & CO
Bank OF Montreal
In& Rawson
Congress St
Congress Sa
F. H. Peck
Fachange Place
New York Stock Exchange
Lrmas
Franklin Savings Bank
Boylston Street
Ocmw
Richardson, Hill &O
Water Street
Cin
Belfast
Qut
W. R. Stedman
Stoche
State Street
Boston Stock Board
Potitek Wight & CO
Wall St
Baxter&co Banker
COAL
Felaware and
Budlow
Legerwarra
GEO. M. Winslow & CO
Causeway ST
Cross ST. Sezotr
Sydney Coal
Alden D. Calef
Federal Street
Lehigh
Turkey Run
Cumberland
Jesse Tirrell & CO
T.p.lord&co
Braman, Souter & CD, “Ee Parlor
Haymarket Square
B. & M. Depot
William C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Hilly Street
J. Murray Howe
Healt
Ss Court Istreet
Jon Jeffries
SORTS
Boeton
Oear Street
H. Winsor, JR
MES
James Jacks Real Estate
Erty
Devonshire St
Heom
Doa Nood Peay
Vicinity
Taamuseo
Hyde
3Courtsware
Bwit Fez
Business Directory
Colley C. Percival
Piper
Henry A
Water St
S. Doane & Greenough
GAY, Aaron R. & CO
Dpcydd
Horace
Niles, S. R
Tremont Street
Pettingill
State Streets
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Bros & J
Wash
Walker, A.A., & CO
Washington St
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Bankers
Attywood
T &O
Merchants
Foote & French
Parker & Stachpole
Devonshire
PECH
F. H
Exchange ‘Pines
Batcheller
Sumemer Street
Blanchard, Fuller &Co
Pear St
Boyd, J. & CO
Summer Street
Buffum
D. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Edpmunds & Mayo
Pear Street
Hayden,guardenier & CO
Pearl St
Johnson, Rust & CO
Srewers and Maltsters
Behxe CO
Central Wharf
Roylston Srewery
Central Street
Baffeneffer & CO
Brewers and Lettiers
Boylston Brewery
Central St
Cook, Isaac & CO
Rougeton
Hallock
Jones, Frank & CO
Norfolk Brewery
Pfaff,h.& J
Arch Street
Rueter & Alley
Hroessle
JOURN
Coruban
Lang & CO
Cor
Broad & Purchase
WM. Bond & Son
Cc&l
Mann & Soule
Doane Street
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.m.rolmes Fur. CO
French, WM. C
Fulton Street
Hotels
Chawrforpre
Secollay Square
Clarendon Hotel
Sherman House
Court Square
James
Vossler, C
Hawkey Streech
Young S Ote
Ballard
Temple Price
Crcaans
Estey
Hunt Beos
St. New England Organ CO
Suelth AR. Organ CO
Reutene
WM. & Son
Chichering & Sows
Tremont St. Hewehy EF
Barres & Appleton
Curdy
W. H
Char Uvler
BR. P
Farnsworth
EF. S
Bow
J. Murray
Court St
HYDY
JAS. F. C
Jeprpfuses
Pthatem
Equitable B
Wm.bond & Son
Tow, Co. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Chauncey Hall School
SASS
Groom & Co.’S
A. Williams
Chauncy-Hall School
Gimnwas
Basites Street
Miss New
COMER
Commercial College
Bostor Serus
Pring Hill Family School
Sandwich
Charles W. Ryder
Lowell Institute
John Trowbridge
Newbury Street
Rea. of Technology Building
B. E. Cotting
Curatae
Corporation Notices
National Bank OF Commerce
G. A. Harris
Sentools
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