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Kepler Edward, blacksmith, bds. John Kelper's Walter avenue
Kepler William, plumber, bds. John Kepler's, Walter av. Kernan John, town laborer, h. Beacon, bet. Washington and Marion
Kerr Richard L., nurse, Channing' Hospital, Boylston, . cor. Chestnut Hill avenue, bds. do.
COAL & WOOD. 8 DOANE STREET, BOSTON. F. A. MARSTON & CO.
HOLTZER - CABOT ELECTRIC CO.,
Lighting and General Repairing. Electric Bells, Gas and Incandescent Electric
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Kerr William farm hand, C. H. Stearns, li. Stearns ave. Kerrigan Michael, laborer, h. Houlihan av., off Boylston Kerrigan Patrick, laborer, bds. 37 Boylston Ketchum Alice G. Mrs., h. Davis Mansion, Davis ave. Ketteinbeil Adolph, dentist (53 Boylston, B.), and Col- lonnade bld., Washington, rooms do. Kickham Lawrence, carpenter, h. 91 Cypress Kiernan Michael, h. Beacon, opp. Englewood av. Kiley Michael, laborer, h. Juniper, cor. Flora Kiley Patrick J., clerk (689 Washington, B.), boards Michael Kiley's, Juniper Kilnan Fanny, widow of John, h. Pearl, n. Brookline av. Kilnan Michael, stone mason, h. 36 Pearl Kimball Charles W. Mrs., h. Toxteth, n. Aspinwall ave. Kimball C. A., at the Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., Station, h. at Boston Kimball Moses, h. Kent, corner Longwood avenue Kimball Samuel H., agent (Boston), h. Gorham avenue, corner Cypress Kimball Walter, art store (9 Park, B.), h. Toxteth, next Aspinwall avenue King Catherine, widow of Felix, h. 50 Boylston King Felix R. (A. W. Keay & Co.), grocer, h. 50 Boyl- ston [place King James, gardener, A. V. Poor, Walnut, h. 10. White King John J., letter carrier, h. 12 Harvard place King Robert, laborer, h. 38 Boylston King Thomas F., bds. James King's, 10 White place Kingman Abner A., printer (Public Library, B. ), house Park, cor. Beacon Kingman Bradford, lawyer, 202 Washington, h. do. T INGMAN MARTIN, insurance, 188 Washington, K cor. Thayer, and (159 Devonshire, B. ), h. 188 Wash- ington, cor. Thayer (see page 36) Kingsbury Mary E. Miss, teacher, Cabot school, house Holden Kingsley Darwin P., with N. Y. Life Ins. Co. (131 Dev- onshire, B. ), h. 3 Harvey Kinnie David A., carpenter, h. "The Groton," Roberts place Kirk Edverd, gardener, boards Chas. M. Atkinson's, Warren Kirk John W., carpenter, Boylston, opp. William H. Lin- coln school, h. do. Kirk Joseph M., carpenter, rms. Seamans' block, Davis avenue Kittredge J. C., house Gardner road NAF CONRAD, cabinet maker and upholsterer, COBB, BATES & YERXA, agents for the sale of "HONEY DROP" CORN. K Guild block, 87 Washington, h. Boylston, corner Cypress (see page 6)
Dead Animals Removed. BRIGHTON ABATTOIR. (see p. (35)
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Knapp Eugene R., wool (86 Beacon, B.), h. Beacon, next Tappan
Knaster Alex, hairdresser, Peter Keiser, rms. 141 Wash. Kneeland John, laborer, h. 47 Walter av., n. Morss av. Knowles William, laborer, h. Heath, n. Hammond
Knowles William, Jr., laborer, bds. William Knowles', Heath
Knowlton Daniel S., journalist (20 Hawley, B.), house Harris, next Vernon
Knowlton Mary A., widow h. Harris, next Vernon Knowlton Wallace M., asst. physician, Channing Hospi- tal, Boylston, bds. do.
Knox Delia A. Mrs., dressmaker, Colonnade bld., Wash- ington, h. do.
Knox Walter H., wire worker, bds. Leslie Boyd's, Ridgeway
Koch George (American Screen Co.), 160 Washington bds. 4 School [4 School Koch Herman (Am. Screen Co.), 160 Washington, bds. Koch John(Am. Screen Co.,)160 Washington, h. 4 School Koch John, Jr., (Am. Screen Co.,)160 Wash., b. 4 School Koch Regus (Am. Screen Co.), 160 Wash., b. 4 School Koch Theodore (Am. Screen Co.), 160 Wash., b. 4 School Krain Fritz, at The Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., Station, house at Boston
Kyle T. J., street car conductor, h. at Boston
Kretschman Otto, at The Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., Station, h. at Cambridge
LA BAU ALICIA. widow, house Fisher avenue Lacy James, laborer, h. Sewall, c. Sewall place Lacy Henry, laborer, bds. Patrick Lacy's, Villa Lane Lacy John, coachman, h. 15 Juniper, near Flora Lacy John, laborer, bds. Patrick Lacy's, Villa Lane Lacy Patrick, laborer, h. Villa Lane, near Pond avenue Lacy Thomas, laborer, bds. Patrick Lacy's, Villa Lane Ladensack John N., whol. beef (24 Clinton, B.), house Centre, near Beacon
Lahey Daniel, coachman, B. Schlesinger, Warren, b. do. Lahey John, blacksmith, R. Woodward, Washington, h. 51 Boylston
Lahiff Margaret, widow of John, h. Boylston, next Houlihan avenue
Lahiff Michael, laborer, h. Boylston, next Houlihan ave. Laighton James A. (Palmer, Bachelder & Co.), jeweller, (50 Bromfield, B. ), h. Davis avenne, n. Waverly Laighton William B., travelling salesman (High, B.) res. James A. Laighton's, Davis avenue
Lally Catherine, widow of Patrick, bds. J. J. Carmody's, Boylston place
Dress Linings of all Kinds AT DELANO'S,
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JAMES H. BOODY, House, Sign & Decorative Painting. Brookline, Mass. Connected by Telephone. 5 C D 2
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Lally Dennis, letter carrier, P. O. Washington, h. at Roxbury
Lally John, coachman. A. A. Cobb, Walnut, bds. do.
Lally John gardener. C. P. Gardiner, Clyde, h. do.
Lally John, painter, J. H. Boody, house Dale, Boston Lally Michael, coachman, H. V. Poor, Walnut, h. Rob- erts place, corner Sewall place
Lally Patrick, coachman, John Wales, Monmouth, bds. do. Lamb Elizabeth W., widow of Salem T., house High, n. Edge Hill road
Lamb Henry W .. Spiral Tubing Works (Albany, Cam- bridgeport), bds. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lamb's, High Lamb Mary, widow of Lawrence, h. "The Speedwell" Brookline aveune
Lamprey Frances K., teacher, Lincoln school, bds. 10 Harvard place
Lander R. E. Mrs., teacher, W. H. Lincoln school, res. at Boston
Lane Aseneth, widow of Edwin J.,h. 2 Prospect, c. Wash. Lane Paul E., trimmer and patrol, Brookline Gas Co., h. foot of Linden pl.
Lane Susan Miss, boards C. Curry's, High
Lane Walter L. (F. A. Leigh & Co.), (35 Mason bldg.B.) house Francis, next Kent
Langdon Henry K., coachman, Joseph H. White, Boyls- ton. house do.
Langmaid Samuel W., physician (129 Boylston, B.), h. Essex, near Commonwealthav.
Lannan John, laborer, h. Brookline av., c. Emerald Larkin Patrick, laborer, h. rear Pearl, n. Brookline av. Larrabee Benj. F., wholesale dry goods (67 Kingston,
B.), h. Longwood ave., near St. Paul
Latham Aaron H., lawyer (5 Tremont, B.), h. "The Lin- den", Linden place
Lauger D., at the Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., Station, house at Boston
Laule Stephen G., shoemaker, L. W. Faxon, Colonnade bldg., house at Boston Highlands
Lawrence Francis W., treas., Brookline Gas Light Co., and president, Longwood Club, house Mouutfort opp. Prospect
Lawrence Justin, house 88 Harvard
Lawrence Sarah, widow of Amos A., h. Prospect, c, Ivy Lawrence Susan, widow of William R., house Carlton, c. Ivy, Chapel station
Lawrie Andrew, street car conductor, house Villa lane Lawrie Margaret, widow, house Villa Lane
Lawson Fred S., street car conductor, h. at Boston
Lawson Joshua, coachman, D.D. Dana, Powell, bds. do. Leahy John H., clerk, H. R. Head, Masonic bldg., Har- vard. house at Boston
CURRIER'S DRUG STORE, Harvard Square, Opposite Post Office.
P COBB, BATES & YERXA, agents for the sale of "BRIDAL VEIL" FLOUR, H
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Learnard Sarah E., widow of Daniel S., h. H. W. Bur- gett's, 3 Walnut Terrace
Leavitt Charles Mrs., bds. Jacob Dashuck's, 41 Wash. Leddy John, laborer, boards J. McNamara's. Davis court Lee Elliot C., house Warren, corner Clyde
Lee George., artist, Boylston, opp. the reservoir, h. do. Lee George M., boot and shoe mnfr. (288 Devonshire, B.), h. Mrs. M. M. Mckay's, Dummer
Lee George W., h. John R. Lee's, Mounfrort, cor. Essex Lee Henry, manager. Union Safe Deposit Vaults (40 State, B.), house Warren, corner Clyde
Lee Hiram H., house 21 Cypress
Lee John C., house John R. Lee's, Mountfort
Lee John R., trustee (50 State, B.), h. Mountfort, cor. Essex
Lee Joseph, hostler, R. W. Willis, Francis
Lee Joseph, house Warren, corner Clyde
Lee Sing, laundry, White's block, 66 Washington, h. do. Lee Willet B., house 21 Cypress
Leeland Fred P., street car conductor, h. Walter av., near Flora [house do. SD
Leesan William, coachman, E. R. Knapp, Beacon, Leeson John, blacksmith, house Wash., byd. Beacon
Leighton James, baker, Miss Julia Hayes, 84 Washing- ton, house at Roxbury
Leighton Lincoln I., carpenter, rms. 196 Washington Leland Grace, widow of Joseph D., h. Vernon, n. Park Lemis Michael, coachman, C. W. Amory, Powell, house Freeman, near Babcock
LeMoyne McPherson, house Browne, cor. St. Paul
Leonard Fernando A ., supt., Eyelet Tool Co. (40 Lin- coln, B.), house Searle ave.
Leonard John S., carpenter, boards Wilson House
Leonard John W., coachman, H. M. Taylor, Tappan, boards do.
Levermore Charles H., Prof. of History (Mass. Inst. Tech .. B. ), house "McLeod Mansion", Davis court Levien Albert A., variety store, 75 Wash., rms. 73 do. Lewis Charles, plumber, boards 6 Washington
Lewis Charles H. (17 Milk, B.), house Hawes, corner Monmouth
Lewis Emma T. Mrs., teacher, Boylston street school, h. 6 Searle av.
Lewis Emma W., widow of Charles W., house Harvard ave., near Harvard
Lewis Jacob, shoemaker, house 6 Washington
Lewis Josephine Miss, book-keeper, E. S. Ritchie & Sons house Cypress, corner Elm
Lewis Sarah B. D., widow of Franklin H., h. Cypress," corner Elm
COAL & WOOD. F. A. Marston & Co., 8 Doane St., Boston.
HOLTZER-CABOT ELEC. CO., Electric Bells, Gas & Incandescent Electric Lighting and General Repairing. c 3 = D CT
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IMPORTERS AND GROCERS. L
Libby Laura N., widow of Hezekiah, house Centre, near Williams
Liddy Eliza, widow of Patrick, h. Juniper, n. Morss ave. Liddy James laborer, house 37 Boylston
Liddy John, laborer, bds. 37 Boylston
Lincoln Albert L., h. 13 Harvard, c. Webster place
Lincoln Albert L., Jr., lawyer (209 Washington, room 30, B.) house Walnnt pl., off Walnut
Lincoln Charlotte A. L., widow of Henry, house Dudley, near Kent, Longwood
Lincoln Charles J., master (East Boston high school), house Sullivan road
Lincoln Edwin H. ( Aspinwall & Lincoln), civil engineer (7 Exchange pl., room 48 B.), house Prospect av., Summit avenue
Lincoln William (William Lincoln & Son), real estate and ins., Brookline Savings Bank and (43 Devon- shire, B.) h. Gardner road near Washington
LINCOLN WILLIAM & SON (Wm. and Wm. E. Lincoln), real estate and ins. Brookline Savings Bank, Washington and (43 Devonshire, B. ) (see p. 3) INCOLN WILLIAM E., secretary and treas. 1 . Brookline Savings Bank and (Wm. Lincoln & Son). insurance, Brookline Savings Bank, and (43 Devon- LU shire, B.), house Gardner road, near Washington INCOLN WILLIAM H., president Brookline Savings Bank, Washington and (Thayer & Lincoln), shipping merchant (114 State, B.), house Dudley, corner Kent, Longwood
Linn Samuel. laborer, h. Sewall pl., corner Sewall Linskey John, laborer, boards Patrick Rowan's, Cameron Linzee John W., printer (B.), b. b. A. B. Fenn's, Har- vard square
Litchfield Bernard, at the Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., boards 50 Washington
Littell Robert S. (Littell & Co.), publisher (31 Bedford, B.), house Alton place
Littell Susan G. Miss, house Alton place
Littell Philip, student (H. U., Camb.), h. Alton pl.
Little Arthur C. (Danforth & Co), express, Munroe pl., and (33 Court sq. B. ) rooms John W. Kirk's, Boylston Little Frank Ernest, collector (228 Causeway, B.), h. Thaver place
Little George B .. coal (103 State, B.) .h. Kent. c. Francis Little George W., letter carrier, h. Beacon, n. Tappan Little Henry A .. express ( 139 Cross. B.), h. Thayer pl. Little James L., Jr., h. Goddard ave., cor. Cottage
Little John E .. clerk, P. Edwards & Son, Longwood, r. John W. Kirk's, Boylston
Little Joshua A. Mrs., house Thayer pl.
Brighton Abattoir. - Dead Animals Removed Promptly and without Expense, (see p. 35)
COBB, BATES & YERXA,
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Surplus, $7,940,063.63.
The Company's new Distribution Policy is the most perfect plan of Life Insur- ance ever written.
A. M. McGregor, Jr., Agent, Company's Bldg., 95 Milk St., Boston,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Little M. A. Miss, teacher cooking, public schools, b. at Boston
Littlefield James C., merchant tailor (21 and 23 Beacon, B.), h. Babcock, near Harvard
Locke Esther, widow, house Walnut, n. Irving Locke John, hostler, "The Hawthorne," Harvard, b. do. Loftus J. F., street car conductor, house at Boston
Logan Francis P. T., drug clerk, G. W. Cobb, Wash., c. Davis court, rooms do.
Logan Gilbert, wire worker (B.), house Mechanics build- ing, 45 School
Logan Hiram H., with C. E. Moody & Co. (77 Commer- cial, B.), h. Tappan, near Summer road
Logan James, gardener, Miss S. G. Littell, Alton pl. h. 5 Elm place
Loitre Sarah A., free hand designer, h. 37 Walter av. Long Harry V. (Chas. Head & Co.), stock broker (60 Devonshire, B.), h. Tappan, n. Beacon
C Long Ivy A. (Long & Ruggles), carpenter, 26 School, house do.
Long John A., pressman, Investigator office (Appleton, B.), h. 54 Pearl
Long Jonathan D. Mrs., house 200 Washington
Long William E., day starter, W. E. St. R. stables, bds. 200 Washington
Long & Ruggles (Ivy M. Long and H. R. Ruggles), car- penters and builders, 26 School
Longfellow Effie Miss, at E. S. Ritchie & Sons, b. Geo. H. Johnson's, Davis Mansion
Longwood Club, Monmouth, near Carlton
Lord Algernon H., driver, Chase Express Co., house Thayer place
Lord Eugene A., brass finisher, E. S. Ritchie & Sons, b. George A. Lord's, Linden pl.
Lord George A., engineer, Boston University (12 Somer- set, B.), h. Linden place, cor. Toxteth
Loring A. M. Mrs., house High, cor. Allerton
Loring David Mrs., house Hotel Adelaide, High, corner Walnut
Loring Emma L. Miss, house off Walnut, between Chest- nut and Warren
Loring Fannie L. Miss, house off Walnut, between Chest- nut and Warren
Loring Thatcher, pres. N. D. & W. Co. (31 Doane) , h. High, n. opp. Irving
Lorman Samuel, laborer, Isaac D. White
Love James, milkman, Ackers avenue, h. do.
Lovell Bros. (William J., Richard S., and George Lov- ell), farmers, Washington, near Boston line, Brigh- ton district
OAKLEY'S
Soaps and Perfumes.
--- AT- DELANO'S.
JAMES H. BOODY, HOUSE, SIGN & DECORATIVE PAINTING. C
CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE. BROOKLINE, MASS.
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Lovell George (Lovell Bros.), farmer, Washington, h.do. Lovell Mary, widow of John, h. Washington, n. Boston line, Brighton district
Lovell Richard S. (Lovell Bros.), farmer, Washington, house do.
Lovell William J. (Lovell Bros.), farmer, Washington, house do.
Lovering James C., real estate, Davis avenue, near Wav- erly, house do.
Low Albert B., rigger (284 Com'l, B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Freeman
Lowell Augustus, trustee, Lowell Institute (60 State, B.) house Warren, cor. Heath
Lowell Percival, treas., Lowell Bleachery (40 Water, B.), h. Warren, cor. Heath
Lucas Margaret, widow of Patrick, house Thayer, near Washington
Lucy Daniel, mason's tender, boards Peter Salmon's, Da- vis court
Luddy Timothy, laborer, Brookline Water Works, house 35 Pearl
Lundberg Gustaf, iron (38 Kilby, B.), h. Sullivan road, near Gardner road
Lundberg Hjalmar, clerk, John Hancock Ins. Co. (Boyl- ston, B.), b. G. Lundberg's. Sullivan road
Lunney Charles A., plumber, Brookline avenue, next Em- erald, h. 21 Boylston
Lunney Charles J., hostler, M. Goodspeed, b. Mrs. M. A. Lunney's, Andem place
Lunney Edward, b. Mrs. Catharine Lunney's, 4 Emerald Lunney James H., peddler, h. Fay place
Lunney John, gardener, F. I. Thomas, Harvard avenue, house Fay place
Lunney John, Jr., fruit peddler, boards John Lunney's, Fay place
Lunney Patrick, laborer, Charles A. Henderson, house Ackers avenue
Lunney William, clerk (114 Faneuil Hall Market, B.), house 43 Walter avenue
Luse William B., designer (41 Temple place, B.), house Walnut, near Cypress
Lyford Charles D. (George E. Lyford & Bro.), jewelry (207 Wash. B.), b. Nat'l Lyford's, Vernon
Lovett James D. W., h. Hotel Kempsford, Walnut Lovis Harriet Mrs., h. 23 Cypress Lowell Julia A., widow, h. Beacon, cor. Park Lowry Andrew, floorman, M. R. R., h. Juniper Lowry Margaret Mrs., h. Juniper. n. Morss ave. Lunney Catherine, widow of James. h. 4 Emerald Lunney Mary A., widow of William, house Andem pl. COBB, BATES & YERXA, DELIVER GOODS IN BROOKLINE. -
WARREN G. CURRIER, APOTHECARY, Harvard Square, Brookline, Mass.
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Lyford Nathaniel, house Vernon, n. Harvard
YMAN ANSON M. (Perkins & Lyman), lawyer,
L (82 Devonshire, room 26, B.), h. Linden pl., next Hotel Elizabeth (see page 12)
Lyman Sarah B. Mrs., house Linden place, next Hotel Elizabeth
Lyman Theodore, h. Heath, n. Warren
YNAM CHARLES W., concretor, rooms 28 Har- 1 vard (see page 259)
Lynch Annie Miss, dressmaker, Walter avenue, n. Morss avenue, h. do.
Lynch Catherine Mrs., house Brookline avenue, next Emerald
Lynch David J., painter, J. H. Boody, h. Wash., over F. H. Johnson's fish market
Lynch Dennis J., furniture finisher, house Brookline av., opp. Emerald
Lynch Ellen, widow of John, house Brookline av., opp. Emerald
Lynch James, brick layer, b. M. Lynch's, Walter av.
Lynch James J., grocer, Brookline avenue, cor. Emerald, house next do.
Lynch James J., clerk, William Finney, h. 42 School
Lynch John, hackman (B.), h. "O'Sullivan," Pearl, near Washington
Lynch John, laborer, h. "The Speedwell," Brookline av. Lynch John J., grocer, Cypress, opp. Sewall place, bds. " Michael J. Lynch's, Cypress
Lynch Margaret Miss, h. 5 Brookline av.
Lynch Mary Mrs., h. Brookline av., n. Pearl
Lynch Michael, coachman, W. I. Bowditch, Tappan, h. opposite do.
Lynch Michael, laborer, h. Walter av., n. Morss av.
Lynch Michael Jr., laborer, b. M. Lynch's, Walter av.
Lynch Michael C., carriage painter, M. W. Quinlan, High, b. Michael Lynch's, Tappan
Lynch Michael J., coachman, Chas. D. Head, house Cy- press, opp. Sewall pl.
Lynch Neil, laborer, h. 43 Brookline av.
Lynch Nellie F. Miss, music teacher, boards Michael Lynch's, Walter av.
Lynch Owen, stone layer, h. Brookline av., n. Pearl Lynch Patrick, clerk, Patrick McGrath, Brookline av., b. Michael Lynch's, Walter av.
Lynch Patrick, gardener, B. Schlesinger, h. 10 Boylston Lynn William, carriage washer, M. W. Quinlan, h. Pearl near Washington
Lyon Levi T., carpenter and builder, h. Harrison, next Aspinwall avenue [Harvard Lyons Edward E., clerk (459 Wash., B.), h. Kent, n.
Oak Wood for Open Fires F. A. Marston & Co., I 8 DOANE ST., BOSTON.
HOLTZER - CABOT
ELECTRIC CO.
AND GENERAL REPAIRING.
ELECTRIC BELLS, GAS AND INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LIGHTING
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Lyons James, laborer, b. George S. Parker's, Hammond Lyons James, plumber's helper, b. J. P. Lyons', Wash. Lyons James P., baker ( Waltham), h. Dun-Edin block, Washington
Lyons John A., stone mason, h. 17 Morss av.
Lyons Mary Miss, clerk, C. A. Delano's, Harvard sq., b. J. P. Lyons,' Washington
Lyons Patrick, laborer, h. Sewall pl., n. Sewall
Lyons Thomas, driver milk wagon, W. J. Griggs, Har- vard, bds. do. [pl.
Lyons Patrick J., milk striker, b. Patrick Lyons', Sewall Lyons Thomas F., plumber, bds. Patrick Lyons', Sewall place
Lyons William H., b. Patrick Lyons', Sewall pl.
MACALLISTER RICHARD, student (B.) h. Mrs. R. Macallister's, Walnut
Macallister Richard Mrs., h. Walnut, cor. Chestnut MacDonald Claudius A., h. Hotel Elizabeth, Linden pl.
MacDonald Frank, coachman, Harrison Gardner, Col- chester, bds. do.
MacDonald Roderick, salesman(Wash., B.),h.162 Wash. MacDonald William M., groceries and provisions, Wash- ington, c. Walter av., h. Hotel Elizabeth, Linden pl., Mack Henry M., supt., W. F. Weld, Avon, h. off Newton, opp. the Almshouse
Mack Johana, widow, h. 40 Brookline av.
Mack Thomas, laborer, h. Wash., c. Brookline av.
Mackenzie Edward, painter, Sam'l Mackenzie, Fay pl., bds. du. Walnut
Mackenzie Samuel, painter and glazier, 94 Washington, house Whyte block, Walnut
Mackey Caroline, wid., of James, h. 5 Elm place
Mackey James P., clerk, T. J. Murray, 5 Elm pl.
Mackey John J., laborer, h. 28 Pearl
Mackey Patrick, gardener, H. G. Otis, Cottage, b. do. Mackey William, gardener, b. James McGregor's, Warren Mackinley L. Herberr, brass finisher, E. S. Ritchie & Sons, h. 1 Andem pl.
Macomber Albert H., teas (22 Central, B.), h. Macleod Mansion, Davis av.
Macomber Henry S., merchant, h. Cypress n. Walnut
MacRae John W., carpenter, b. 212 Washington
Madden Charles, laborer, B. Gas Light Co., h. 20 Juniper Madden Daniel, laborer, b. Mrs. Margaret Roach, Brook- line av.
Madden Daniel, laborer, h. Oak pl.
Madden Daniel, ledgeman, h. Wash., byd. Beacon
Madden Daniel, Jr., painter, b. Daniel Madden's, Oak pl.
Dead Horses & Cattle
Removed Promptly. Brighton Abattoir. (see p. 35)
COBB, BATES & YERXA, agents for the sale of "BRIDAL VEIL" FLOUR,
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Madden John, laborer, Brookline Gas Works, house Wal- ter av., n. Morss av. [n. Pearl Madden Mary, wid., h. "The Speedwell," Brookline av., Madore Joseph, carriage smith and horse shoer, 33 Boyl- ston, house 35 do.
Magee Thomas, lamp cleaner, W. E. St. R., bds. Thom- as Magee's, Walter av. [pl. Magenity James, teamster, W. R. Munroe Jr., h. Munroe Magoun Herbert, vice treas., Suffolk Savings Bank (47 Tremont, B.), h. Davis av., cor. Waverly
Magoun Herbert W., clerk (14 Canal, B. ) , h. H. Magoun's, Davis avenue
Magoun WalterR.,student(H. U., Camb .. ), h.H.Magoun's, Davis avenue
Maguire John A., carpenter, h. end of Davis ct.
Mahan George E., carpenter, b. M. Mahan's, Thayer pl.
Mahan James, carpenter, h. 17 Juniper, n. Flora
Mahan James F., carpenter, b. M. Mahan's, Thayer pl.
Mahan John, laborer, h. 17 Boylston
Mahan Luke, laborer, b. M. B. McGreil's, off Boylston
Mahan Michael, carpenter and builder, Walter av., opp,
Morss av., h. Thayer pl.
Mahan Patrick, laborer, h. Houlihan av. ـم
Mahan Thomas C., carpenter, b. M. Mahan's, Thayer pl. Mahan Thomas, gardener, W. I. Bowditch, house Sewall pl., cor. Roberts pl.
Mahan William H., carpenter, h. M. Mahan's, Thayer pl. Maher James H., carriage manfr., Lyceum Hall bldg., 47 Washington, h. 38 Washington, opp. Pearl
Maher Thomas P., carriage painter, M. W. Quinlan, High, h. at Boston Highlands
Mahon John, h. Sewall pl.
Mahon Luke, gardener, N. P. Hamlin, h. Boylston M AHON THOMAS, plumber, Dun-Edin block, Washington, cor. White pl., h. Juniper, near Flora (see page 260) [do.
Mahoney Bartholomew, milkman, Pearl, n. Emerald, h. Mahoney Daniel, inspector (Custom House, B.), house Harvard, n. Linden pl.
Mahoney Daniel P., carpenter, bds. Coleman House
Mahoney David J., laborer, b. Patrick Mahoney's, Chest- nut Hill avenue
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