Quincy Merchant and Trades Listed in Directory
A crowded local directory lists merchants and tradesmen across Quincy including ABDOMEVFO Uterine supporters, POPE & BALDWIN, THOMAS T. WOODRUSS, HYNES & MOORE, MALLORY & CO, JACOB MEYER & CO, G VALEN, SEFGER LALLY, RICHARD HOBERT, GOULD & WILLIAMS, and many more. The page notes artisans, bankers, bookshops, printers, and service providers with street locations on Maine, Hampshire, Fifth, and Vermont streets, plus a list of shops from bagging to oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Why CO
Washington Park
Benjamin
Hampshire Street
Wentworth & CA
Maine Street
Arch Block
F “Jewelers
J. W. Brown
Wshington Park
G. Gage
Fifth
Maine
Hampahire Street
Meriam & Son
Third St. Bet
Hampahire
Vermont
Wiscone
N River Lumber
Ash & Pophr Meisser Edicasut Cor
Broadway
B. McComb
Sixth Street
York End
Bath
GRO. Keeves
Tenth
Bradford
Wcs
Y & CO
Ninth
Hampshire Streets
West
Quincy
Sefger
Fourth Street
Bet Street
Jersey
R Bunting & CO
North Sixth Street
Curtia
Mains St
Bet
Sth
Rev. G.L- King
GOULD
Cerner Filth
Ohio Streets
Schmitt. Mulliner
Union Planing Mills
Quincy Honss Grim
Gorner
Hampshire and
Funding bill sparks debate in New York House
New York on March 12 reports the funding bill as unpopular with likely changes or defeat in the House. Supporters say a four percent bond with home payments could ease funding, while critics warn it would ruin legitimate traders and delay specie payments. Others note opposition from several senators and refer to discussions in the Union League Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan
Conkling
Cameron
Tennessee Reconstruction
Nashville
Shackelford
Tennesee
Supreme Bench
Brownlow
Republican
Tennessee
Spain
Cortes
Prim
Sumner
Cuba
United States
Paris
Montralembert
Liberal Catholic Party
Ultramrontane
Count Dary
France
Ecumenical Council
Rome
Holy See
Railroad Mortgage Authorized by Boston Hartford Erie Directors
Boston stockholders vote to place a second mortgage on the railroad property for up to fifteen million dollars. Dwight Foster E N Sherman and Benj K E Bates named as trustees. In Cincinnati, M Pike's hotel and opera house project draws attention. two property holders have joined. Other items note a New York snow storm and trial developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston, Hartford’ & Erie Railroad
Dwight Foster
E. N Sherman
Benj. KE. Bates
Cincinnati
M. Pike
Franklin Square
New York
Fullerton
Belknap
Ttis
U. S. Senate
Chambers Street
Verdict in Cowie murder ends four night jury confinement
Omaha reports the Cowie murder jury in Laramie returned a first degree murder verdict after four nights of confinement. The panel appeared pale and fatigued as they deliberated. Missouri House passes amendments on voting rights for negroes and rebels and denies public funds to sectarian schools. Kansas immigration surges with 500 new arrivals and cattle shipments. A Colorado cattle shipment departs while Kansas rail expansion continues. Some businessmen anticipate specie payments next week. Severe weather hits Missouri and surrounding regions with heavy rain and a late snowstorm clearing by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cowie
Laramie
Mareh
Irish Land Bill debated as difficulties fade in review
The Saturday Review says the Irish Land Bill difficulties are vanishing amid cross‑party resolve. From Liverpool and Madrid reports, duelist Prince Henry de Bourbon dies after a second shot, while Montpensier’s ally mourns. Aircraft? No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Smith
Boston
Azores
Aladrid
Prince Henry de Bourbon
Duke de A Montpensier
Madrid
Montpensier
Henry
Isabella
US and Haiti tensions over Dominican negotiations
Washington dispatches report Admiral Poor meeting the Provisional President of Haiti Cape Haitian February 18. US warned that during US Dominican negotiations any interference by Haiti or any flag would be an act of hostility. Havana dispatches note Gen Couroria fled toward Lomas and 100 insurgents killed near Trinidad. A judge freed the Masons cow and Moro Castle jail order followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Poor
North Atlantic
Cape Haytien
Hayti
Haytian
United States
Haiti
U. S
Severn
Dictator
Port-au-Prince
Port Au- Prince
Nantucket
Haytien
Cuba
Havana
Gercouria
Lomas
Trinidad
Moro Castle
Severe Fires and Collisions Sweep Early March News
ErIrors St Louis reports Morgan & Jackson at 9 South Main burned this morning with 15000 loss and 10000 insured. Schwiedig & Doench adjoining damaged for 15000 with 1200 insurance. Danvers Massachusetts notes Rice Sawyer shoe factory and Keath Hall stitching shop destroyed. 10000 loss. Lacon Maine records fatal sleigh collision with railroad train. Oliver Tracy killed J J Sawyer fatally wounded. Chicago snow storm of March 13 paralyzed transit. widespread impact across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ErIrors
St. Louis
Fancy Goods and Nation
Morgan & Jackson
South Main Street
Schwiedig & Doench
Danvers
Mass
Rice & Sawyer
Keath & Hall
Lacon
Oliver Tracy
J. J. Sawyer
Heavy Robbery and Other Crime Briefs From Across Cities
Albany reports Tobias Bousk from Schoraie attempted a $1200 bank deposit, left funds on a desk, and after a cashier’s absence recovered money with Detective Bradt’s help by arresting Lewis H. Thomas and Henry Snider. Counterfeiters Boyd and Smith held for trial in New York. Baldwin murder case arouses Grand Jury action. Smythe’s fate unresolved. Waverly Bank burglars blow vault. amount stolen not yet known. Two women die by self harm in New Jersey and Jay Harbor. Butler’s auction house raid ends after a fight with the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tobias Bousk
Schoraie
Bradt
Lewis H. Thomas
Henry Snider
Congressional Recessings Light in House with Endorsement
In Washington on March 12 the Forty-first Congress First Session recessed amid little interest. Attendance was sparse with Mr Coburn presiding. The lone notable event was Eldridge endorsing a Chicago Tribune editorial on the Georgia bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Coburn
Eldridge
Chicago Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wrra
Percrney Ee Othe Muning
Mes. E. Dexter
Jarecy Street
Pope
Baldwin
Msine Street
Thompson
Hicker’s Bank
Bampshire St
Wais Offeca
Mavise & CO
Corser
Fifth End
Eran Beng
T. Woodruss
General Banking
Saison
Westside
Rishet Manufactory
Richey
Bish Sna
Wardell & CO
Frem
Kat Waine
Bumrekire
Clothiers
Meyer & Whitshead
Hampshire Street Clothiers- Beta
Hac Banke Nin Hi J. Parkhurst
6Th
A. Hyman
K L Allen
Maing Street
Euth
der Phelpa
West Side
Hampahire and
Waine
Enric
Front Street
Bet Broadway
Neary Ville
Cole Crockery
C. Goodman & Bro
Queensware
KPH & Nelke
Rogers & Malon
Hampshire
Rireet
Tranipadore
Mau St. Win
Harvey, Acent
Arent Keokuk Packet Co
Pahrer& Boll
al Bar
Wiest
Conn and Feed Mills
Buc Whest
Rya
Castle Mills
Atrret
Union
Bagby & Wild
Center Mills
Etreata
Allen & Whyera
City
York
Kentucky
Exrh
Wheeler, Andrews & OO
Tl S. Austin & CO
Hoppehire Street
Warfield
SGER
NSO & Parker
Od & Richardson
Fismp Tare & Vermont
Ik | Laaqer
Eran, Ghaen and
Lviermerhorn
BRO. & CO
North Front Street
ACD
AM GS Cottrell
Perth
Fata St
HADES
Baker Furs
Ktc
JONAS
JH Hughes
Laclede
Chicago
Madison & Canalsts
Pateburg
Louis Depot
J A Samp
Virginia House
Hagen
York Streets
Wachineey Supplies
Gardner & Roberts 'N
Maine Strerk
Marble V Works
G G. Vole
Third
A. Allen
James
A. Parker
James Templeton
Powers & Finlay
J P Bert
M-rebaat-Tallor
Premiug Mae Warness
Gacon
Classified
Norwons, Toys
Jacob Meyer & CO
Miller
Hughes
Oystee
Mallory & CO
Sylvester & CO
Hampshire Sreet
LEYTON E_WILBERTS
Cord Bixth Street
North
Bixth Street
VALEN
Foster's Park House
Hampshire At
Grafftey
Pavlachs & CO
Scheemerhoen, Bro
Great ‘Western Dispatch Foat
Bonnet,& Duffy
Fifth and
Combtock, Castle & CO
Frost and
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
4Th
Setall
Reerndon
Maine Streets
Novisdiy
Lachs & CO
Barking
Thomas T. Woodruff
Ijan Tdte
Thos. Payne
Norddit
Eighth
Woodruff's Bank
Fourth St
Aprecht
LQ Woodruff
J.C. Cons & Cox & Bushnell
MOBB
6Th Street
Bts
Wwence South-Weto
Venont and
Eri
Banking House of
Tuomas T. Woodrupe
Clarence
H & St. Joe R.R
Woodlawn
PF. Palver
Webddlawn
Monroe County
Mitsouri
Col. J
Col. Wilson
Dwight
Dayun
Telegrape
Kansas
Europe
Count Montalembert
Belgium
Proceedings of Congress
Congressional Business
Asssistant
Georgia
Trumbull
Senate
House
Texas
Ramsey
George H. Corles
National Banks
Executive Mansion
Boutwell
Frank & Howe
Senate Committee On Appropriations
J. Pareer
Wood Bull
Pareer & Bull, Fire Insurance Agt
State‘Insurance Company, OF
DI Rex
GOV. Jno
Wood
Lorenz Bull
LF. W. Jansen
D.D. Mebrias
Yonkers&New York Ins.Co. OF
New York City
Charter ‘Oak Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn
James G. Blaine
U.S
House of Representatives
Union League Club
Robert D.D. Holmes
Grand Lodge
A. F
Aa. Masons
Masonic Fraternity
Henry B. Leeds
R. Green
Buffalo
Board of Trade
Philadelphia
Women’s Medical College
Jefferson Medical College
Lowenl
Old Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
Baltimore
New Orleans
Sam’ T. Wilson
The
Picayune
Alurvis L. Miller
Jackson, Miss
E. M. Yerger
Oelock
Jerper
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Arbeitration
Husband
Jules Farva
London
Olliver
Northwest
Missouri
Immigration
Lawrence
Kas
Kansas Pacific Road
Kit Carson
Kansas City
Denver
Sr. Lovurs
Here
Court House
Board of Supervisors
West Indies
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New Yorkk
George Boyd
Chas. Smith
Spahr
Smythe
Kamiga
N. Y
Waverly National Bank
Waverly
Eliza Gerry
Jersey City
Mary Hedges
Jay Harbor
Butler
Congressional
Opera House
OPERA
Dew Temple
Woodruff & Pfeifer’s
Hous
D. Blankert
Cketa
Woodruff & Pfeiffer
Markest
W. C. Richards
Angagai
Ther Matier Quefy
Merch
Electeon
Richards
Woodray & Preiffer
W. H. Johnson &Co
Sixth and
East Side
Fire & Marine
Republic Insurance Company
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co
Merchants’ Insurance Company of Chicago
Market Fire Insurance Co
New Ae
Sangamo Insurance Company
Spring
Broad St
Bank of Scotland
Bank of Ireland
Morton, Rose & CO
Bartholomew-house
FURST
C. 0
Grobsow
Furst & CO
Sixth
Vermont Streets
Ilelinos
Furst 2 CO
Janes
Tenth Street
Bet Oak
Epring
Martyn & Kirk
HAT & Cap House
Quiliéy
Bear
Vicars S “Empire
Aina Bt
Emouee - Wsi
Emmons Saldrior
H. . Wulfmyer
Saint Louis
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