Taber Divorce Case Hearings in Watertown Court
Boston listeners crowded the Watertown courtroom as the Taber divorce case resumed. Mrs Taber appeared calm in gray with a palm fern while Mr Downs and Mr Taber watched closely. Deacon Davis testified on church matters and the study, with witnesses detailing visits to Mrs Lincoln and the Townsend household. The cross examination continued, revealing personal ties and suspicions surrounding the alleged affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Taber
Mr. Downs
Mr. Taber
Deacon Davis
Bowdoin Square
Townsend
Boston University
H. C. Scripture
Bowdeinquare Church
Moses Smith
Verne Street
Annie McKennan
Prof. Townsend
Tremont Street
Downs
Mrs. Lincoln
Watertown
Edgartown
Court proceedings adjourn after contested witness testimony
From a church window a person is seen on study steps as Elmer E. Gilman testifies about experimenting with a cane and mirror at the study transom though he cannot view the interior. Dickinson and Taber examine the mirror, then a lengthy whispered conference with the judge precedes adjournment until 9.15 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Gilman
Dickinson
Taber
Downs
Bribery case for Patrolmen Harvey and Davis at police board hearing
A stalled hearing before the city police board reviews charges that Patrolmen Harvey and Davis took bribes from Lamont and a house keeper on Lyman Street. The old board dismissed them, and the new board weighs powers post metropolitan police bill. Testimony from Lyman Street witnesses grows sharper as politics surface and a rural district sergeant factors in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Harvey
Davis
Old Board of Commissioners
Mme. Lamont
Lyman Street
Joseph Bennett
Board of Commissioners
Robingen
Metropolitan Police
Supreme Court
Beause Corporation
Nettleton
Bennett
Sherman
Whiting
West End
Nephew of Edward Everett Turns Tramp at Newberry Hotel
A Williamsport despatch tells of a whitened aged man, nephew and former secretary to Edward Everett, now a hotel hostler in Newberry. Once Harvard and Yale educated, he toured courts and cities, then fell to drink and gambling, ending as a marginal figure in Washington, with letters from Everett kept in a worn purse. The piece notes his refinement, decline, and a claim that his life has become a wagon of memory fading under whiskey’s wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Williamsport
Newberry
Edward Everett
Harvard College
Yale
St. James
Victoria
Cairo
Egypt
Holy Land
London
Lynn
Mass
Arcles
Washington
New York
Tramps
Reemory
Statesman
Everett
Public Health Alarm Over Smallpox Spread
Boston reports fear of smallpox from Canadian paupers linked to Montreal districts. New Hampshire officials, led by Mr Conn and Dr Watson, warn of costly winter measures and possible immigration impact. The Dove Street boarding house, No 125, vacated after successful fumigation and vaccination with no new symptoms after 12 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Dr. Watson
New Hampshire State Board of Health
New Hampshire
Montreal
New Hampshire Board
United States
Atlantic
Health Department
Board of Health
Dove Street
Free Hospital for Women Holds Tenth Annual Meeting
The Free Hospital for Women ten year meeting was held at 10 Beacon Street. Alfred Rodman presided Rev. Phillips Brooks attended. Secretary Joseph W. Woods reported 110 admissions with 85 discharged, 10 unrelieved, 5 for diagnosis, 7 left against advice, 3 died. Average stay 15 days. Woods resigns. Nathaniel A. Walker named secretary. Treasurer Alfred Rodman reported $979.55 receipts and $153086 balance, up from last year. Doctor Baker urged adding a small building for more space at the Nog 58 and 60 East Springfield street hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the Free Hospital For Women
Woods
Nathaniel A. Walker
F. L. Ames
William H. Baker
Nog
Springfield Street
Alfred Rodman
Suffolk insolvency court lists debtors and assignees
First creditors meetings held before Judge Mc Kim in Suffolk court of insolvency. Debtors include George Heyerich and Carl F. Putsch with James F. Mullen and James D. Thomson as assignees. Voluntary petitions filed by John C. Miller and James B. Wildes. assets and debts noted. Also listed are Suffolk County real estate attachments Frank O. Dame & Co. v Gibson and Commonwealth v Gongon et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Court
McKim
George Heyerich
Tailor’s Cutter
Washington Street
James F. Mullen
Carl F. Putsch
James D. Thomson
John C. Miller
Court Street
Oak Island
Revere
James B. Wildes
Suffolk County Heal Estate
Franvk O. Dame & Co
Charles E. Gibson
Massachusetts official leaves Boston for New Orleans flight
Prof. J. A. Nichols, assistant commissioner for Massachusetts, departed Boston for New Orleans last evening aboard Piedmont Airline. The state exhibit is being shipped and the New England headquarters closes Saturday. A large amount of machinery has been sent. A Brockton Metropolitan Hotel meeting discussed organizing a city collective exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nichols
Massachusetts
Boston
New Orleans
Piedmont
New England
Metropolitan Hotel
Brockton
New York Financial Market Report October 29 1900s
Money remains easy at 2 3 percent with closing near 2. Prime mercantile paper at 4 5. Bar silver 102 1 2. Government bonds dull and strong. state bonds quiet. Railroad bonds active with irregular prices. overall stock market dull feverish and weak. New York Central and Lake Shore modest gains while Norfolk and Western and Canadian Pacific dip. Closing quotes show numerous rail and utility issues, mixed but largely outperforming in specific names. daily turnover around 207 252 shares with varied intraday moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Prime Mercantile
New York
New York Central
Lake Shore
Norfolk and Western
Canadian Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Oregon Transcontinental
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Wansactions
Wheat market turns cautious after late day slide
Chicago grain column notes a cautious, down trend in wheat with shorts covering then bears regaining control. Corn declines with wheat, provisions inactive. Wheat prospects brighten on small supply growth and strong demand hints from the northwest and Minneapolis millers. Chamber of Commerce on call shows firm activity with December No2 whites at 36 to 39 cents and February at 37 4 cents. settling price up 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stronz
Messrs
George C. Bidrudys & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 25
State Street
Mineapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Digest of Flour and Grain Markets and Wheat Prices
A market digest shows flour and grain activity across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis New York and Toledo with steady to dull tone. Prices range Chicago winter patents 5 50 to 5 60 and low grade flours quiet. wheat in Toledo Chicago Detroit Milwaukee St Louis and New York weaker to easier with Nos 2 spring about 93 1 4 c and No 1 hard around 105 dollars per bushel in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Trust
American Loan and Trust Company
United States Circuit Court of
Connecticut
Sonora
Eastern
Rutland
New York
New England
Oregon
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Old Colony
Boston
Albany
Fitchburg
Providence
Maine
Minneapolis
St Louis
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Toledo
Detroit
Hull
Ilwaukee
Milwauke
Canada
Market report covers oats, grains, butter and produce
The page details price quotes and shipments for oats, rye flour, cornmeal, barley and malt across New York Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and Boston markets. It notes receipts and shipments, steady to firmer butter and cheese markets, variable egg prices, hogs cattle and sheep movements, and general farm produce trends including hay, fruit, vegetables, sugar, coffee and oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrews
York State
Cape Cod
Virginia
Jersey
Cienfuegos
Cienfuegos Muscovado
Porto Rico
New Orleans
New York
Saies
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguarra
Jamaica
Rio Tig
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Country
Beacon Light
Uplands
Orleans
Liverpool
London market notes drift with steady wheat import demand
Atlantic and Great Western firsts and 3614 do seconds lead a mixed early session as wheat and corn inquiries remain light. Liverpool spot wheat holds firm while corn demand remains tepid. whole cargoes and prices for wheat, flour, corn moving to the UK and on the continent. Winter wheat steady at 7s 2d to 7s 4d, corn prices quoted. provisions largely steady with pork, bacon, lard, cheese, tallow listed for London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
United Kingdom
England
California
St London P. Y. C
Cape Ann Advertiser Fish Prices and Wastes Listing
A column lists varied fish prices and related goods including codfish six dollars haddock five halibut eight fifty tongues six sounds thirteen and nine for tongues and sounds alewives three salmon thirteen fins eight fins and napes six No 1 shad twelve swordfish ten. Also listed are puré medicines and oils with rates for Sic gal crude at fifty five cents blackfish fifty cents cod thirty five ten cents and other fish byproducts such as fish scrap nine dollars per ton liver six resh livers fifty cents bucket fish waste two dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Ann
Emport at Boston, HAYTI Steamer Haytian Republic records cargo
In Boston a steamer named Haytian Republic lists a large cargo including 1 133 000 hs log weed Theo Phi 15 000 ths de Phipps and Russell 89 000 tbs do Dupuy Riboul co. The itemization reflects trade data with firm names and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hayti
de Phipps & Russell
Do Dupuy, Riboul & Co
Foreign Exports Reported From Sydney and Demerara Shipping
A list of cargoes from multiple vessels includes the schooner Louise off Sydney with 1155 barrels of flour 250 barrels of oatmeal 4 barrels of machinery oil 2 bases of clothing. the schooner R Leach at Weymouth with 125 barrels flour 875 barrels meal. the brig Vauban at Demerara with 200 carboys acid 243 half barrels beef 2898 tbs cheese 400 bushels corn 100 cases canned galmon 9 barrels laid oil 1000 cases kerosene oil 125 barrels meal 125 barrels peas 100 sacks oats 9220 feet lumber 3 birds tobacco 3000 shooks 559 barrels 24 half barrels pork 172 bales hay. and the schooner Windsor Packet at Parsboro and Canning with 250 barrels cornmeal 260 barrels flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Louise
Weymouth
R Leach
Demerara
Vauban
Parsboro
Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads and Expresses Oct 29
Comprehensive list of receipts across multiple railroads Providence Grand Junction New York and New England Fitchburg Maine Eastern Western Lowell and Peabody Salem lines. Items include bales wool cotton hogs woolc, lumber, flour corn meal oats and various beans and butter delivered to depots and stations with quantities in bales bus boxes and cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Id Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Maine Railroad
Maine
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Receipts of Staple Products Oct 2 Summary
Table shows total receipts of principal staples at New York port from all shipment points, including commodities in transit. Compares current totals with same date last year, noting changes in spending and distribution across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia Yo Sai
Watertown Live Stock Market Report October 28
Boston Post dispatch by Geo J Fox records arrivals and pricing at Watertown yards. It lists cattle, sheep and lambs, swine totals for the week and prior week, state origins, car counts, and prices for beef, store cattle, hides and tallow. Notes buyers’ demand, prices, and notes on poultry, horses, and export shipments with vessels and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Watertown
Steeveness
Brighton
Livestock Auction Notes From East Watertown and Brighton Markets
Prices hold steady for veal calves and pigs with limited demand. Cattle trade shows mixed activity at Watertown and Brighton yards, with some steers and oxen selling around 4 6 cents live weight and dairy cows and springers trading up to $65, while buyers eye cooler weather to revive demand. Prices and quantities reflect multiple drovers and outfits including Libby Son, Dwyer, Wilcox, and Hastings with regional other sellers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Bros
H V Whipple
Libby Mn
Veal Calvee
Hall & Seaver
Boston
Watertown
W P Dwyer
H A Wilcox
G W M Ears
J Shirley
L Morse
Atic
L W Tinker
Flint & Blanchard
RE French
Libby & Son
Maine
J H Fogg
F H
Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
J Y Keazer
Dow & Maniton
T J Courier
J B Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
K F Adden
Breck & Wood
G Harris
Vermont
W Ricker
Kimball
GH Sprigg
J B Remick
W G Townsend
Sargent & Turner
R E French
MC Roundy
H Ingerson
Fagt
B S Hastings
Piper & Pond
A Williamson
N K Campbell
Massachusetts
J S Henry
East Watertown
Adderson County
John Quinlan
M Dyer
E D Wilcox
BS Hastings
I B Sargent
J M Dyer
G H Springer
Brighton Yards
Brighton
Farrell
McFlynn
E H Eames
Monroe
AN Monroe
Durham
Ayrshire
F S Kimball
H M Taft
J D Hosmer
Annual Report of the Boston and Albany Railroad 1885
The Boston and Albany directors approved the annual report for the year ended Sept 30 1885 noting general income expenses and net income compared with 1884. Details cover passenger and freight earnings assets liabilities traffic figures stockholders and misc items with observations on a through car proposal and a drop in gross income despite lower expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Marlboro
Totel Transportation
LIOH
Bal- Anes Ccceiercess
Sossanne Sone
Senet
Mass
Massachusetts
Buwnec
Flock care tips for autumn and March lambing
The article advises timely autumn feeding and shelter for sheep, shift to better pastures, and salt licks to improve spring fattening prospects. Emphasizes protecting flocks from wet weather, guarding against dogs with bells, and planning March lambing by pairing ewes with a ram in October with careful ram selection.
A Warning to Drinkers From East Weymouth Incident
Special Despatch reports John Fraher and Michael Daley accused of assaulting Thereon Hawes in Randall's woods East Weymouth Oct 20. Hawes robbed of clothing hats shoes and money. Fraher arrested as a common drunkard, discharged, then rearrested for highway robbery and jailed. Next arraignment before Judge Humphrey in Quincy district court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
East Weymouth
Mass
Hawes
South Weymouth
Fraher
Quincy
Humphrey
Easton Returns to Law School After Tug of War Break
J H Easton, former tug of war anchor, rejoins the law school for his second and third years. A reading room sign‑up book is in co operative society rooms with few signatures. Listeman quartet to perform chamber concerts on Nov 12 Dec 17 and Jan 11. tickets $2. MacVane elected president of historical society. Wheeler’s new Syllabus in History course 3, 170 pages, $17.50. Included are Gladstone’s Kin Beyond Sea and other English constitutional topics. A geological excursion with Prof Shaler left Boston at 9:55 AM for Atlantic Squantum Moon Island. Boston Symphony Orchestra plans six Sanders Theatre concerts starting Nov 6. seats $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
MacVane
The
Historical Society
Wheeler
Gladstone
North American Review
Shaler
Boston
Old Colony
Atlantic
Squantum
Moon Island
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders’ Theatre
Beverly labor troubles settled and work to resume
The Beverly labor troubles have been settled and work will resume in the shops this morning. A conference between manufacturers and edge makers was opened on Wednesday evening and a meeting yesterday produced an agreement. Price matters will be settled by arbitration. In Salem court the Phillips Abbott dispute over a Water street house was reopened with Join Walcott as lessee suing Captain Phillips for possession. Enoch C Adams, Beverly High principal, has an offer at Newburyport for 2000 salary. Wenham and Hamilton selectmen grant Naumkeag street railway extension, work to start early spring and possibly reach North Beverly before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Edge Makers
J. W. Allen
Edge Makers’ Union
Manufacturers’ Committee
Phillips- Abbott
Water Street
Phillips
First
Salem
Walcott
W. A. Nites
Lynn
Charles Sewall
Gerault
Enoch C. Adams
Beverly High School
Newburyport
Wenham and
Hamilton
Naumkenng Street Railway
North
Beem Gi State Street Auctioneers Sales Notice
Bierchante' Exchange Building Beem Gi State street and 14 Exchange place. Use telephone No. 88. Auction Sales Wednesday and Saturday at 11% A. me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. le Daw & CO
Bierchante’ Exchange Building
Beem
Gi State Street
14 Exchange Place
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Beacon Davis
George W. Davis
Pierce
Viexeon
William Hf. Pierce
Politics and Police
Cyprians
Beek
Am Gutcast
Finance and Thad
Stock Exchange
New York and
Kansas City, Clinton and Springfield
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
T. D.S
Burkington
Union Pacific
Fb. Scott and
Gulf Road
Brock
Sanduess
West Michigan
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
St. Louis
San Francisco
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Dee. Grose
the Public Health
Free Hospital For Women
New Orleans Exposition
WY. C. T. Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Faneuil Hall
Francis Wilard
the Nations Union
Mary IT. Laturop
Sallie L. Chapin
Charleston
G. W. Simmons & Co
Maessrs. Simmons & Co
Blake Brothers&Co
RVING
AL Evans & CO
Bankers and Brokers
State ST
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Loan & Trust CO
Seri P Tut
Brokers’ Board
Vtice
St. Lo
Jon Rd
Pgfe&c
Rep Valley
Eree
B & Me
Bos & Proy
CB &Q
Chic & W Mich
Se Vin San & Clert
KOC & Sp
Fitchddure
Bon Dev
Hecia
Fyadkiin
Csoee
Byay Bos Land
Beli F. Ip
Boston Mining Etoux Saughange
Iowa
Beles, Hinaest
Adlic Sencunacueceensess
I. Ani Bell Cleasseuneesees
Awh
TOD. Coens
American E .& Ico
Boston Lang
Seston Water Power
Hall-Anderson
Stormont
NEW York Financial
Adams
Alten
Terre Haute
Ccceses American
Boston Air
GU. R
Canada Pacific
Fort Wayne
Scorevecsese
Neg Lieeve-sevene
Optel
Mobile & Obic
Morris & Essex
Nash
Chat
Pac. L. G
Praecens
Maaha
TOR
Park & Pac
St Paul
Pac. Cal
den & Rio Grande
T. Dana
Seeenee
Tm. Pac
Ago Land Grankt
Wabast,Sth & Pac
Wells Fargo Mx
Liz
Proferrea
Colorado
Cal & Va
Romestake
Cone
County
Soler
Wee
Male & Norcross
Ancocc
Mosisg Bios
Aeen Nam Sales Ars
Lovat
Canada South
Central Pacific
Chi. & St. Louis
Delaware & Hud
Gale Denver & Rio G
Lake Shors
Lominville & Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Central
Maristtan
New Jersey
Ohio Central
St. Paul
St. P
Omska
Texas Pacific
Wabash Pac
Western Union
NP Pacific
Extra Northern Creamery
Extra Western
Northern
Western
Nova Scotia
Continent
South America
York
Fexans
Western Rangers
Eernn
Sqacc
Ponri
Chase
Great
France
Augusta
Mobile
Baltimore
Louisville
Savannah
Wilmington
Memphis
Norfolk
Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul Common
Gloucester
Haddock
Cottom
Dommesi
Leo
Hees
Carez
Bay
Cate
Cot’ns
BCO
Shaw, Cats
Ongues
Pelig
Dales
DGIS
Catile Makeket
Geo
J. Fox
Boston and
Lowell
N. B
N.B
Geo. Fitch
A Coolidge
Dow & Monkson
J A Sanborn
OF Whitton
M Peabody
J T Kesager
ED Wilcox
B F Hastings
Martin & Squier
C H Kidder
G W Leland
G H Spring
Geo W Brownell
J Carroll
T Kimi
G S Henry
Scattering
W Dempsey
Fisher
O © Robinson
G Fisher
W Mears
D McCarthy
Hurlburt
W Ford
G Shirley
G Berry
Hathaway & Jackson
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
F Farrell
Farrell & McPlynn
J Crow
sScollins
Cansada
F Passmenlt
F C Densha
K S Hastings
J N Morse
Ford
Philadelphia Ho
D M Taylor
J A Hathaway
G H Ilammond
FH Coolidge & Son
H Bird & Co
Whitton
Conners
Springera
Aldrich & Jonnson
Springer
M C Roundy
Whit
Railroad Matters
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Louis H. Meyer
Wm. J. Palmer
Ausoe Ic Ca
Seer Ee
Transcontinental Association
Cannon
Monterey
Cal
Southern Pacific
Scituate, Mass
Nathaniel Seaver, Jr
Wilbur J Hatch
Neponset
Oliver Powell
East Marshfield
Allen
Cambridge
Charles Glover Allen
Charlestown
Susan
John Chase
Clark
John J Clark
Fernald
South Poston
Wilbert Fernald
Cambridgeport
Gracie M
Louise W
CU W Hamilton
Meany
Freston
Edward F
Ayl
John Fraher
Harvard News
Pittsfield
J. L. Colby
Lanesboro
Colby
Europe
Waterville
Hammond
J. Fred Hill
B.C. Winthrop
Lenox Lands
Lenox
R C. Winthrop
George G. Haven
Haven
Salvation Oil
Joshua Zimmerman
Wetheredville, Ma
N. M. Hatch
Eliot Street
J. H. Woodward
Canton
Boylston Street
Joa. M
Evjry
Harvard Square
N.M. Hatch
Hunghes & Co
Main St
West First
Dorchester Avenue
Horatioc Harris & C
Auctioveers and Commission Bisrck
Almeria
Steamship
Missouri
Albert Howe
Clarket Street
Geieget Mac
Aaie Rooym
Beigpaen
Houes
Jonelien
Gideon Beck & Son
Daubigny
Lewis
Jacques
Laurant
Schultz
Lalange
Muller
Kinn 4d
Lafans
Schneider
Merris
Lancknow
Sauvage
Dall
Armfield
Rocault
Livi
Gardanne
Hulk
Biard
State National Bank
New England National Bank
Lechmere National Bank
East Cambridge
Shawmut National Bank
National Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
National Revere Bank
Atlantic National Bank
South Danvers National Bank
Warren National Bank of
Boylston National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Hil National Bank
Mew Pane
Hare
Jvrlivem
Traders’ National Bank
Northampton National Bank of
N. A
Rutland RR
Ain
Shores First National Bank
Westboro
National Bank of
Repub.c
Second National Bank
Ao Beyiston National Bank
Lowell Hosiery Co
Lockwood Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Vermont and
Massachusetts RR Co
Baltimore RR
Concord
Cambridge Gas Light
Boston Gaslight Co
Southern New England Telephone Co
Ft Smith
Consolidated
City of
Fitchburg RR
New England RR
Consolidated Raiload of
Consolidated R
Brarcas Hess
Appeay Baisame
Ginte Street
Miershamts
Stosks
Leavenworth
Topeka
Southwestern
Lg Atchison
U P Guarantee
Central National Bank
Worcester National Bank
All River
Do North National Bank
Aares Tremont National Bank
Go Naomkeag Steam Utton Co
Boston & Maine
Ao Market National Bank
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
McKay and Bigelow
Washington Insurance Co
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Great Wester Insurance Co
Ortland
Wisconsin
Atlantic & Pacific RR Co
Boston and Providence RR
Northern RR Co
Villa
Central National Bank, Co
St Louis RR
Massachusette Bicycle Club Association
Pueblo Smelling and Refining Co
E&t Fairbanks Co
Loutaville
New Albany
Rrgs
Burlington
Boston Gas Co
Gt Fails
Conway Railroad
Asiatic National Bank
Salouago
Broadway
Willowdale
Messrs. J. Cohen & Son
Erms Cash
WM. Topping & CO
White Street
N. Y
A.S. Richards & GO
Reade Street
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
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