Prices Raised by Pine Furniture Makers Society
At a meeting of pine and painted furniture manufacturers and jobbers prices were advanced by ten percent. Other notes include resignations, bequests, and upcoming banquets. The Direct Cable Company plans to cut transmission rates to twelve cents per word after new lines are built. Church groups met, seamen’s coffee room aims set, and Nahant Steam Boat Express Co officers were elected.
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Catherine Ochs
Francis X. Nopper
Boston
Estes Howe
F. W. Bird
Walter Burgess
Rhode Island
Senator Anthony
FE. Rockwood Hoar
Samuel Downer
Henry L. Pierce
Direct Cable Company
No. 122
State Street
Methodist Social Union
Dr. Twombley
London
Liverpool
Calcutta
Cockerel Hall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hanover Street
Father Taylor
Mariners’ Club
Nahant Steamboat Express Company
E. Francis Parker
Thomas P. Beal
George A. Dary
Barthold Schiesinger
John A. Blanchard
John C. Ropes
Third Suffolk Senatorial Republican Convention results
The Third Suffolk Senatorial Republican Convention met at Ward Seven headquarters Hanover street. A. Parker Brown was elected chairman and A. C. Farley secretary. Delegates from Wards Six Seven and Eight attended. Informal balloting showed James L. Locke leading with 4 votes to H. Burr Crandall's 2. formal ballot then gave Locke 7 with three blanks. Locke’s nomination was made unanimous. William N. Young was re elected to the State Central Committee. District Committee members were named as Lysander O. Parker Frank Baxter and William N. Young. Convention adjourned.
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Suffolk
Ward Ten
Mason Street
John A. Duggan
Ward
Thomas J. Callahan
J. Fassett
M. N. Purcell
Edwin F. Leighton
Henry N. Stone
Mr. Leighton
PP. F. McDonald
State Central Committee
Messrs
Daniel Kelly
J. F. O’brien
J. F. Holland
Ward Seven
Hanover Street
A. Parker Brown
A. C. Farley
Committee On Credentials
James L. Locke
H. Burr Crandall
Locke
William N. Young
Lysander O. Parker
Frank Baxter
Plymouth
Court House
Abington
A. F. Jones
Brockton
J. N. Nutter
East Bridgewater
Starkes Whiton
Bingham
Warren Street
T. F. Convors
J. Dalton
John M. Way
Patrick Golden
John Vincent
T. F. Connors
Thomas Saunders
Butler Democrats
Lawrence
Andrew C. Stone
Michael Rinn
Moses T. Stevens
North Andover
John K. Tarbox
Essex
Beverly
Moralny
John J. Babson
Gloucester
Babson
House
Senate
Edward H. Haskell
W.W. Nichols
Nichols
Hon
M. J. Flatley
Mr. Flatley
Stoughton
Col
R. H. Conwell
Fitchburg
Gen. Butler
J. W. Clarke
Quincy
Richard Gervey
North Abington
Addison Davis
Weymouth
Buller Democrats
Lynn
Warp One
N. D. Moore
H. B. Lovering
George H. Lindsay
Henry B. Lovering
Silas Hosmer
W. D. Moore
Ward Two
C.D. Hollis
J. B. Paul
C. D. Hollis
J. J. Paul
Mansfield
J. F. Caswell
P.S. Callahan
M. F. Carr
K. F. Peach, Jr
B. A. Ward
Asa Breed
N. D.C. Breed
J. W. Chipman
Wm. Dynan
Frank Davis
James Crosscup
J. EK. Manning
M. Healey
A. Green
I. Graves
A. N. Bryant
F. H. Breed
Fred Jones
J. E. Davis
W. E. Parker
J. A. Ingalls
G. N. Nichols
O. O. Herridan
C. C. Maybury
N. D. C. Breed
O. Hewes
W. Dynan
Henry Marks
W. H. Manning
E. N. Cushman
Wake Fouk
Daniel Donovan
Jrne L. Norris
W. E. Thompson
C. W. Jewett
E. Heffernan
Win. Sur
Roberta
L. M. Rollins
J. W. Hains
Jas. Goldthwait
S. W. Sawtell
Warp Five
Hoyt
Iryen Llarding
KE. N. Leighton
W. E. Baker
O. P. Evans
Binsdell
W. Noonan
A. Foster
J. Maddin
Bryan Harding
Thomas Laliy
Samuel Cord
W. H. Buckley
L. M. Brock
John Harvey
J. F. Dailey
W.H. Buckley
J. C. Moriarty
Lord
G. O. Tarbox
J. J. Maloney
G. A. Jackman
Alexander Gilman
Fred Usher
J. Douglass
Committee on Commerce to study remedies for national trade
A June resolution in the National House directs the Commerce Committee to locate legal amendments for relief of commercial interests and to identify measures to restore prosperity through increased foreign trade and merchant marine activity. A sub committee led by William A. Russell convened at Tremont House to hear testimony on foreign tonnage, ship-building aids, copper metal duties, and sailors protection laws, with adjournment to resume the next morning.
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National
House of of Representatives
Committee On Commerce
Congress
William A. Russell
Massachusetts
John A. Reagan
Texas
Robert M. McLane
Maryland
Miles Ross
New Jersey
John E. Kenna
West Virginia
Amos Townsend
Ohio
Joseph H. Acklen
Louisiana
Tremont House
Russell
Russ
Townsend
Acklen
Hamilton A. Hill
National Board of Trade
Mall
Hill
Great Britain
Simon ‘J. Snow
Revere Conner Company
America
England
Snow
W. M. Lincoln
United States
United States Treasury
Lincoln
Pr Lord Lectures on Cicero by Dr John Lord at Union Hall
Dr John Lord opened a course of lectures in Union Hall focusing on Cicero. He praised Cicero as a benefactor of the race for culture and posterity, noted his vigorous oratory and notable career as a lawyer, and discussed his flaws. The lecturer tied Cicero’s exile to Rome’s decadence and warned that popular government invites demagoguery and imperialism.
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John Lord
Union Hall
Cicero
Lord
Pericles
Athens
Wendell Phillys
Verres
Warren Hastings
Burke
Louis XIV
Lort
Ike Webster
Rome
George F. Hammond
Y. M. C. Union
N. E. Conservatory of Music
State Sabbath Convention opens two day session at Mt Vernon
The State Sabbath Convention began a two days session at Mt Vernon Church with many delegates, including statewide divines. Leaders read a declaration affirming the Sabbath’s divine and civil roles and pledged to teach observance while defending civil Sabbath laws.
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Mt. Vernon
J. T. Duryea
James White
E. B. Webb
D.D
W. W. Newton
W. Clarke
C. B. Crane
W. M. Baker
S. Farnsworth
E. S. Tobey
E. K. Alden
J. Cummings
Ll.d
L. B. Bates
R. H. Seeley
D.v
Jesus Christ
Evangelical Churches
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Duryea
Mr. Bates
Cunard Line
Alexanger McKenzie
McKenzie
Thomas Armitage
D. D
New York
Henry W. Warren
Philadelphia
Christ
Somerset Street
Wm. de Loss Love
South Hadlevy
St. Paul
W. W. Atterbury
Atwood
Salem
A. J. Gordon
Henry Lummis
Watertown
Joseph T. Tucker
Boston
Henry M. King
Franklin Johnson
Cambridge
A. H. Plumb
William Burrows
Asa Bullard
A. A. Wright
W.W. Atterbury
William E. Dodge
Emma Abbott Opera Company Performs Bohemian Girl
Emma Abbott Opera Company delivered a stronger Bohemian Girl performance with praise for Miss Abbott and Miss Seguin. The cast included Arline, Gypsey Queen, Buda, Count Arnheim, and others, with strong choruses and an enthusiastic audience demanding encores. Tonight Mignon and Thursday Paul and Virginia are on the program alongside other notable acts.
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Emma Abbott Opera Company
Arline
Emma Abbott
Zelda Seguin
Buda
Emily Gibert
Count Arnheim
W.H. Macdonald
Devyilshoof
Ellis Ryse
Floristan
Wallace Temple
Thaddeus
Tom Karl
Miss Abbott
Sullivan
Poland
Mr. Macdonald
Mr. Temple
Ferriston
Ryse
Devilshoof
Redpath Lyceum
Music Hall
New York Quintet Club
Signor Rancio
Her Majesty’s Opera Company
Mathilde Phillipps
New ‘York Quintet Club
Lina
Anton
Carl Richter
Julius Risch
Wilhelm Muller
Martinus van Gelder
New York
Quintet Club
Beethoven
C. G. Richter
Martha
Flotow
Tarantella
Bach
Lina Antonaria
Pieta
Meyerbeer
Mathilde Phillips
Rubinstein
Mendelssohn
Verdi
Schlummerlied
Carl Schubert
F. Ries
Mr. W. Muller
Miss Phillipps
Schuman
T. de Witt Talmage
Handel and Haydn Society
The
Prodigal Son
Arthur Sullivan
England
Atlantic
Israel
Egypt
Carl Zerrahn
B. J. Lang
Globe Theatre
Globe
Lady of Lyons
Gerald Eyre
Claude
Marie Prescott
Pauline
Narcisse
Mr. Bandmann
Mrs. Bandmann
Ophelia
Mr. Stetson
Nen
English Opera Company
Crown Diamonds
Auber
Black Crook
Leallets
Kiralfy Bros
Paris
London
Boston Museum Company
Museum
Fires Bring Quick Losses Across Boston Area
A Tuesday morning fire in the Montreal House at 44 Portland street injures Fannie Mann and causes about 100 dollars in damage. A separate blaze at a Faneuil street vegetable storage building damages about 750 dollars. A small rags fire near Market street causes minor damage. Hose Seven extinguished a rear Hammond street fire without a general alarm. Also included is a letter to the editor regarding a G A R pension payment petition, signed by Frs. L. Perkins of Boston.
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Suffolk County
Samuel A. Segee
Msson
Revere
Eastern Railroad Company
Frank W. Morrill
Morrill, Olin & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
Woodbridge and
Sargent
Perkins Street
Luther W. Stone
Central Market
North Street
Montreal
Portland Street
Otis C. Merrell
Fannie Mann
Massachusetts General Hospital
Faneuil Street
Brighton
Dunklee Heirs
Patrick Kenney
Market Street
Luther Farwell
Hammond Street
Hose Seven
Boston Post
Congress
Francis Washburn
Brigston
Fruos
L. Perkins
Commercial Street
Boston
Pedestrian Benefit at Park Garden by Union Athletic Club
The Union Athletic Club held a benefit pedestrian tournament at Park Garden for James Robinson with large attendance. Results include J O Hara winning the one mile walk in 7 minutes 36 seconds and J Cabe second, three mile run won by J Hunt in 17 minutes 56.8 seconds, A L Esterbrook second, half mile run by T Lord in 2 minutes 43.3 seconds, Eri E Merrill besting the one hour walk with 7 miles 4 laps 355 feet, J Brennan second 6 miles 10 laps 270 feet, quarter mile run J Bibber 1 minute 7 seconds with G L Heins second, one mile run Ward first 5 minutes 42 seconds and A L Easterbrook second 5 minutes 45 seconds.
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Union Athletic Club
James Robinson
Park Garden
J. O’hara
J. Cabe
J. Hunt
A. L. Esterbrook
T. Lord
Eri. E. Merrill
J. Brennan
J. Bibber
G. L. Heins
Ward
A. L. Easterbrook
The Paige Case Again Arrest of Hamilton Brock
The arrest in Chicago recalls the Paige case as Hamilton Brock is taken at the request of Hyde and Dickinson for the assignees of M. Frank Paige. He surrendered bonds valued at 18000 dollars but may have more property. The aim is to compel attendance at the Insolvency Court to locate securities for creditors. He faces a charge of suborning perjury.
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Hamilton Brock
Chicago
Paige
Brock
Messrs. Hyde and
Dickinson
M. Frank Paige
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Frank W. Morrill
Boston
Court Room
Court Square
Harum Merrill
Deputry Ancritt
Accidents In Boston Area Injure Children And Adults
A four year old Sullivan of Baxter street South Boston was severely scalded on the head and chest Monday evening by a teapot and may die. Mary Kerwin of Allen place Charlestown fell in her cellar, suffering serious body contusions, a hip cut, and was treated at City Hospital. James Higgins fell three flights at Federal street No 230, breaking a collar bone and sustaining a severe scalp wound, and was admitted to City Hospital.
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Sullivan
Baxter Street
Boston
Mary Kerwin
Allen Place
Charlestown
City Hospital
James Higgins
Federal Street
James Fitzgerald
Dorchester Avenue
Old Colony Railroad
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Eastern Railroad
Trinity Church
Chas. H. Parker
Boston Water Power Company
Lothouse
Chas. Furneaux
Melrose
Clark
Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
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Matthews
East Boston Trade Association
Leonard
Committee On Sanitation and Sewers
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Highland Railway
South Ferry
Committee On Travel and Transportation
Board of Aldermen
the Democracy
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Benj. F. Butler
Bullerite
Washington
Democratic Party of
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Charles J. Noyes
William A. Simmons
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Simmons
Sol
Times
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Goy
Davis
Maine
Hopkinton
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Deadham
Lowell
Fall River
Natick
Jackson Hall
James F. McKenney
New Bedford
Thomas Webb
Lyceum Hall
Chadbourne
Williams College
E. L. Pierce
H. N. Shepard
Needham
J. J. Kelley
West Quincy
Richard Garvey
Braintree
James H. French
Annisquam
J.G. Abbott
J. K. Tarbox
Frank Gargan
Wakefield
F. S. Nickerson
Bradford
Charliesg. Chase
Samuel B. Perry
Frank H. Pearl
J. A. Fuller
A. E. Fuller
W. E. Tenney
Horatio Pearl
M. B. Kimball
Stillman B. Allen
North Russell Street Church
Charles W. Slack
W. H. Hart
Oliver C. Black
Southbridge
N. P. Banks
George &. Boutwell
Z. Bowman
Mendow
Theodore C. Bates
Sandwich
J. Q. A. Brackett
Ward Eight
W. W. Blackmar
Harvey N. Shepard
Peabody
A. W. Beard
Franklin
C. Cobb
Pensacola
Fla
F. W. Pelton
Wenham
George A. Crawford
Pittsfield
Henry L
John H. Pray
Indiana
St. Louis
Lawrence & Co
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Messrs. Lawrers
Mail By & Co
Bankers
York City
Exchange Place
New
Congressional Sub- Committee On Commerce
S. T. Snow
City Hall Matters
Piper
Hugh Doherty
Beacon
Tremont Streets
Sub Committee On Commerce
Prince
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Richard 8. Greenough
National Gallery
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Lemuel Adams
Masonic
St. Omer
Knights Templar
W. H. H. Soule
Jerome Smith
Thomas Hull
Charles E Pierce
Frederick L. Felton
Charles H. Hersey
Alban S. Green
Charles H. Kimball
Samuel P. Willis
Albert H. White
Elinient
Samuel M. Bedlington
Russell A. Warren
James A. Lockart
Justus P. Weston
John Q. A. Holbrook
Permanent Fund
George S. Worcester
Richard Pope
W. H. H.soule
Francis C. Hersey
Edward H. Brainard
Boston University
School of Theology
Law School
College of Liberal Arts
Houghton
Jersey City
Benjamin F. Edmands
Bliss
Spring Lane
Edmands
J. W. Cook
Cook
Avery Street
Assyria
David Campbell
Gzhorn
Messina
Palermo
Malaga
Furs
Edward Kakas
No. 16
Summer Street
State Sabbath Convention
Gaiety Theatre
Tony Pastor
Tom Thumb
Horticultural Hall
Howard Athenium
Howard
Boylston Museum
Boylston
Entertainments
Bestton Theatre
Ideal Opera Company
Suppe
Fatinitza
Boston College Hall
Immaculate Conception Choir
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Boston College
College Hall
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Cathedral Fair
Philharmonic Orchestra
Bernard Listemann
Dudley Street
John Betts
Lippincott & Co
John McFarlands
North Brookfield
North
Richmond Streets
CRAND
Steinway
Chickering Pianos
Fischer Pianos
Oliver Ditson & CO
Washington St
Oclj
Blake
Charles D. Blake & CO
Henry Fowle
Doston
WM. H. Adams
Alvan W. Brown
Julius Simons
Alvan W. Brown & Co
James H. Page
Istrict Court OF the
Oscar J. Slocombe
S. Lothrop Thorndike, Esq
Register
Pemberton Square
Clement Hugh Hill
Rachel M. Curtis
JAS
B. F. Thomas
Elijah George
Caleb T. Cur
James B. F. Thomas
Joan W. McKim
Ccll
Practical Furrier
Nia
B. P. Cunningham & Cco
Medina
Coudray
John Medina
Ools- Smw
Worcester
Rheyston Wangle
E. A. Whiston
Herald Building
Cor, Washington & Beach Sts
B.T. Wells
Hawley St
Cor. Milk St
Oclaw Smtf
Diamonds
Frank B. Ingalls
Ve Milk Street
Canary Seed
Prin Ala
Woodhouse
H. Tully & CO
Central Wharf
Selamw
General Commission
Glidden & Curtis
John M. Glidden
James F. Curtis
South Street
S. Newton
Samuel Bunting
J.S. Bunting
N.B
New England
J.C. McCurdy & CO
BOOTS
MO. Horton
Market St
Merchant St
High Street
Law
K. F. Pancoast & CO
T. L. Asupripce & Co
Phila
Watt J S. Beers
Lippincott, Son & CO
Steemer
Kleeman
Franklin ST
Norfolk County
Memorial Hall
Dedham
Bushrod Morse
New England States
Andress
Cincinnati
On Street
Bodie Mining Company
Ocz2
Tonovi Richardson Hill & CO
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Youngstown and Conotton Valley Railroad Company
Vicinity
Equitable
Borron
Henry & Hatch
Boots & Shoes
Devonshire Streets
Johnson, Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
P. M. Ly
Rhodes
Charles ¢. Warren
Reade Street
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
F. G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
F.D. Oscood
Masonic Temple
W. S. Anderson
S. H. Hnights & CO
Old State House
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Heal
James Street
District Court of the United States
District of
Nathan Matthews
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
Samuel W. Swett
Charles A. Cotting
Edward I. Browne
Ebenezer Francis
Rosbury
Norfolk
A. D
Big Suffolk
Alexbigander Wadsworth
Alvin Adams
Cole
Cee Ee Samuel W. E. Charles A. Salting
Edward IL. Browne
A. B
Speldel & CO
Phillip Best Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Water Street
C.A
Richards &Co
Kilby St
COAL
Delaware and Hudson
Canal CO
GEO, M. Winslow & CO
Causeway ST
Cross
Henry C. Bird
Tremont Street
Se Semcon Heal Estate
Washington Street
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Boston Carriage Depository
Haverhill Street
Boston and Maine Depot
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New Haven
E. C. Riddle
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Warren Avenue
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J. P. Dunsmore
Mammoth Stables
Mammoth
Aerus
Lehigh
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Sydney Coal
Ringieader
Alden D. Calef
Turkey
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Acadia
Cumberland
Jesse Tierrell & CO
Boris
Ods
Phring Hill Family School
Mass
Charles W. Ryder
Edward J. Browne
Roxbury
Alexander Wansworth
Ora
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Charles A.colting
NEW York and New England Railroad Company
New York and New England
Brewster’s Station
Boon
Activ Smate3l
Geo
B. Phippen
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
Gideon Buch & Son
Deadborn & CO
Dock Square
J. H. Lester & CO
Horatio Harris & CO
City OF
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Weston Street
City Hall
Joint Committee On Streets
Cabot Street
Warwick Street
West Chester Park
James J. Flynn
Anvas
Patrick Arklay
Franklin Street
Gorham Rogers & GO
Edward
Tubey
Samuel Loring
Plymouth County
Hull
Nantasket
Hull Street
Cohasset
Avil
Strait’s Pond
Straits Pond Meadow and Flats
Tobey
Arthur Pickering
District of Massachusetts
J. Ingersoll Bowdrtch
Alexander Wadsworth
J. Ingersoll
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Dexter Street
General Street
Mary L. Hathorne
Clough
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John D. Mortin
Ocks- Wit
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Brussels
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Y of Chicago
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Globe National Bank
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Continental National Bank
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Laconia Manufacturing Co
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Boston Gas Light Co
Maverick National Bank
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Do Hitl Manufacturing Co
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Essex Nauveau Or
Wisconsin Valley Railroad
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City of Rutland Ist Mort
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Ogdensburg
Laxe Champlain
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Washington Insurance Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Alwr Merchants’ National Bank
Howard National Bank
Shawmut National Bang
Boylston National Bank
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Ola Colony Railroad
Commonwealth Insurance Co
Iene
R. LL. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Manchester of Merrimac
Maverick National Ban
National Bank
Bates Manufacturing Co
Nashua Iron and Steel
Seneca Peanut Eeer
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Augusta
Gas Lignt Co
E Savings Bank Book
Carlestown
Ings
AIDU
Charlestown Gas Co
Ees
Merchants’ National
Ba Hill Manufacturing Co
Boston and Portsmouth
Minnesota Copper Mining Co
Boston, Climon, Fitchburg and
South Boston Gas US Gat Co
Danifise National Daw
Saco
Portsmouth
O National Bank of the Commonwealth
Boston National Bank
John Russell Cutlery Co
Appleton Manufacturing Co
Worcester and Nashua
Old Colony
Isburgh & Walher
Mast Street
Daniel Lambert
Benjamin E. Bates
East Street
H. G. Hammond
M. Tripp
Benjamin K. Bates
J. E. Maynard
Revere Stables
Bowdoin Square, Boston
Maynard
Catalcgues
J. K. Meynard
Bowdoin Square
Depository
Moses Coly
National Horse
Oo Aker
Portland
Friend Streets
the Mart
Wang
Wee
Kentucky
Gilbreth Knox
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Co. H. Peirce
de Blois
Benjamin Champney
Webber
Sullivan Rros. & Libbie
School Street
Beacon Street
Caleb Cushing
Edward F. Hall
Bark
Sonntag
William H. Simmons
Sullivan Lawm
Boston Custom House
Sullivan Sawin
Ocit
A. S. Eaton
Horse and Carriage Mart
Northampton Street
Osgood & Greenough
E. Osgood
M. Watson & CO
SO Merly
D. F McGilvart & CO
N. M. Batch
Auciioneer
Sétland
Eliot Street
Sy Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square