Chapter XVI
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The Society of Oddfellows is a Mutual Relief Association, one of the first duties of its members being to search out worthy and distressed brethren, and relieve their necessities. The member who neglects to carry out this noble principle, violates his obligation. The order has obtained a strong foothold in the city, and many benevolent men have joined it that they might thereby be actively instrumental in doing good to their fellowmen. The brother who suffers, and whose family requires assistance meets with no obstacle in his way, for a liberal hand almost as unseen as those blessings which come to us disguised, is near, he receives the offerings of his companions, not as charity, but as his his time he had helped many. When his turn comes the same rule is observed. The mode of giving relief is twice blessed. It is done in secret, and without ostentatious parade. No member ever deems his spirit crushed when he takes aid like this to his family. And no widow, however proud, thinks for a moment that she is accepting alms, when her immediate and other wants are supplied from the "Widows' and Orphans'" Fund. So anxious are the members to have it thoroughly understood that the aid that is given is not that which is known as charity by the outside world, but is the legitimate due of the Oddfellow, that it is expressly laid down, that no member, however well circumstanced he may be, can refuse the sums which are from time to time placed at his disposal. If he be sick he receives weekly a sick benefit allowance. This he is bound to take. He may if he choose, it is true, donate it back to any fund he likes, but it is preferred that this should not occur. In addition to money benefits the order provides something else which is more enduring than money, and which cannot be bought at any price. The member is no sooner sick than he finds a warm-hearted brother by his side, eagerly trying to interpret his wants, and perform some little act of kindness that may perhaps assuage his pain for a time. In a hundred ways this excellent society does good. The distressed are relieved, the sick are watched over, and the dead are buried. Where it is necessary, the brethren sit up during the night with the patient, and in a thousand ways the good work goes on.
Up to the present time no calamity has disturbed the prosperity of the Order in the Province. Indeed, on the contrary, its career has been wonderfully successful. The different lodges have grown prosperous, and the two principal funds, the "Widows' and Orphans'," and the "sick benefit," have for some time had quite a respectable balance at their banker's. These still remain intact, and are held strictly in trust to enable the ends of the society to be carried out when required. The recent fire, of course, destroyed a considerable amount of the property belonging to the organization; but the actual suffering was confined to the private members of the order. Many of these endured great hardships, and met with reverses of no ordinary kind. Men who had all their lives helped others, now found themselves in a moment dependent on their friends for relief for pressing needs. They had saved nothing from the burning, and some of them who were insured had trusted to offices which went down with the general crash. The result was immediately apparent. Something had to be done and at once. Their distressed and harassed members must be relieved. The whole tenets of the order demanded this. The common humanity which dwells in the hearts of so many members cried out to the afflicted ones, "Your loss is ours; we are ready to divide with you." A meeting of the leading members was had on the 22nd June, at the Oddfellow's Hall, Town of Portland, and steps were taken for the administration of immediate relief. The same spirit which actuated the brethren here seemed to prompt the members abroad to deeds which can never be forgotten while a Lodge or an Encampment exists. The chairman of the meeting, D. D. G. M. Murdoch, on the evening of Friday, announced to the assembly that the Lodge in Moncton had generously contributed $25, and asked to be drawn on to the extent of one hundred dollars, and Brother White, of Bangor, had forwarded the handsome sum of three hundred dollars, and offered more if needed. Offers of assistance came from Boston, Chicago and elsewhere. These tidings were received with great joy by the members. They knew now of the sympathy which was felt for them abroad, and their first duty was the organization of an Executive Committee. This was done on motion of Bro. Vradenburgh and one member from each Lodge, and the Encampment were appointed such Committee. These were N. G. McClure, of "Siloam," N. G., Court of "Peerless," N. G., Torrance, of "Beacon," N. G., Hea, of "Pioneer," and Henry Hilyard, chairman of Portland Town Council, of the Encampment, together with Bros. Gilbert Murdoch, and Rev. G. M. W. Carey. A sub-committee was subsequently appointed on the recommendation of Bros. Vradenburgh and Kilpatrick, whose duties it would be to seek out and report to the Executive Committee any brother they found to be in distress. This Committee was very judiciously selected, and comprised the following gentlemen: R. R. Barnes, James Byers and J. Rubbins, for Beacon Lodge; H. A. Vradenburgh, W. A. Moore, and Alex. Duff, for Peerless Lodge; F. Barnes, Hamon and A. J. Smith, for Siloam Lodge; and John E. Hughes, J. A. Paul, and Jos. Wilson, for Pioneer Lodge. Action was then taken on the telegrams received, and a committee was appointed to attend to the replying of the same, and the transmission of the thanks of the St. John Oddfellows to their brethren in the United States and Canada.
The Executive and sub-Committees held a meeting immediately after the session of the General Body, and the following officers were appointed: D. D. G. M. Gilbert Murdoch, Chairman; R. Radford Barnes, Treasurer; and John E. Hughes, Secretary. The meeting then adjourned, and all future sessions of committee were ordered to take place in Room No. 9, Park Hotel, where the three heads of the Department of Relief would hold daily meetings, receive reports, and supply all assistance needed by the brethren. The system has worked admirably. The greatest secrecy has been observed, and no one outside of the Committee know even the names of the brethren who are being helped in the hour of need. The greatest care is being exercised in searching out distress, and no one can ever tell the immense amount of good which this society is doing. Relief from Lodges and brethren continue to come in rapidly, and all moneys are deposited in Maclellan & Co.'s banking house, and subject to withdrawal by check. Up to this time, Aug. 20th, the following sums have been received.—
Moncton, N.B., Prince Albert Lodge$100 00
Bangor, Maine, Oddfellows400 00
Boston, Mass, Howard Lodge100 00
Charlottetown, P. E. I.250 00
Summerside, P. E. I., Prince Edward Lodge100 00
Fredericton, N.B., Victoria Lodge320 00
Ontario, Grand Lodge, per J. B. King400 00
Cannington, Ontario, Peaceful Hope Lodge50 00
Pictou, N.S., Eastern Star Lodge200 00
Memphis, Tenn.300 00
Chicago, Ill.500 00
Montreal, Quebec, Mizpah Lodge50 00
Haverhill, Maine, Mutual Relief Lodge100 00
Oldtown, Maine, Torratine Lodge115 00
Dover, Maine, Kineo Lodge50 00
Brampton, Ontario, Golden Star Lodge50 00
Portland, Maine, Oddfellows487 00
Oshawa, Ontario, Corinthian Lodge50 00
Chicago, Ill., Northern Light Lodge10 00
Portland, N.B., Peerless Lodge140 00
Stratford, Ontario, Aaron Lodge25 00
Granville Ferry, N.S., Guiding Star Lodge30 00
Goderich, Ontario, Huron Lodge80 00
Spring Hill, N.S., Eureka Lodge50 00
Petitcodiac, N.B., E. J. Ritchie1 00
Woonsocket, R. I., Palestine Encampment10 00
Lewiston, Maine, Golden Rule Lodge125 00
Belleville, Ontario, Belleville Lodge50 00
Stellarton, N.S., Fuller Lodge50 00
Vale Colliery, N.S., Moore Lodge50 00
Staynor, Ontario, North Star Lodge30 00
Eureka, California, Humboldt Lodge50 00
Toronto, Canada Lodge50 00
Rhode Island, per J. F. Driscoll200 00
St. Catharines, Ont., Union Lodge100 00
SUPPLIES.
Charlottetown, P. E. I., Bedding and Provisions.
Portland, Maine, 4 cases Clothing
LIST OF DONATIONS.
MONEY RECEIVED.
Amherst, N S$500 00
Augusta, Me1000 00
Annapolis, N S554 00
Accident Ins Co, Canada200 00
Aberfoyle, Ontario200 00
Armstrong, Ed (New York)5 00
Albert Mines, N B115 00
Ayer, Ontario200 00
Attleboro', Mass, Methodist S School15 00
Arichat, N S367 00
Boston5000 00
Boston Felt-roofing Co100 00
Bank of British North America2433 33
Bathurst, N B400 00
Brantford, Ont1000 00
Brockville, Ont500 00
Bath, Me1300 00
Bayside, St Andrews, N B90 00
Brockville, Midland Counties200 00
Brookville, N S5 23
Bell, Mr., Dublin, Ireland486 67
Boardman, Gorham, New York100 00
Boynton High School Children, Eastport, Me2 38
Bangor, Me7000 00
Beveridge, B. & Sons, Andover, N B100 00
Bridgetown, N S393 92
Bridgetown, Me., Congregational Church14 65
Bowmanville, Ont300 00
Beder, S, New York4 00
Bucksport, Me320 00
Billing, W W, New London, Conn100 00
Burt & Henshaw, Boston50 00
Buffalo Board of Trade332 68
Buffalo School Children1000 00
Borgan, Capt, ship "Tros"5 00
Baltimore, Md541 97
Boston, Theatre Benefit886 03
Belfast, Me524 00
Bowman, J L, Brownsville, Penn25 00
Blanchard, Chas, Truro, N S10 00
Boyd, John E, Three Rivers, Quebec10 00
Baird, John, & Co's Employes, Alamonte13 00
Berlin, Ontario300 00
Chicago Union Stock Yards1200 00
Chicago Clearing House1000 00
Chicago Produce Exchange1000 00
Chicago Board of Trade5274 10
Chicago City10,000 00
Charlottetown, P E I5000 00
Canning, N S279 90
Clarke, Dodge & Co, N Y250 00
Canada Screw Co, Dundas, Ont200 00
Canada Life Ins Co500 00
Crerar, Capt W G, Pictou, N S50 00
Carleton County Council, N B.1000 00
Clarke, Ontario, Municipality of400 00
Campbell, J W, Chicago, Ill50 00
Commercial Union Ins Co2500 00
Citizen's Hose Co, St Catharines, Ont200 00
Carmody, Rev Canon, Windsor, N S10 00
Caton, Judge, Ottawa, Ill50 00
Campbellton, N B147 00
Clifton, Ont300 00
Chatham, N B700 00
Crain, Marshall, Brunswick, Me25 00
Chatham, Ont500 00
Chatham, Ont, Masonic Concert169 18
Clinton, Me, Masonic Service53 00
Cornwall, Ont300 00
Dominion Government20,000 00
Dorchester, N B615 00
Digby, N S700 00
Dalhousie, N B200 00
Dublin, Lord Mayor of486 67
Dover, Me245 75
Detroit, Mich1000 00
Dominion Organ Co, Bowmanville, Ont102 00
Dungannon, Ont., Orangemen29 10
Elliot National Bank, Boston647 00
Eldon, Ont500 00
Fredericton, N B8000 00
Fuller & Fuller, Chicago50 00
Flanagan, R J, Newcastle, N B5 00
Fredericton Lime Rock Church24 00
Fowler J & G, Charlottetown, P E I100 00
Fox J J, Magdalen Islands, per J V Ellis25 00
Galt, Ont500 00
Guelph, Ont1000 00
Garringe, Wm, Chicago4 25
Glasgow, Scotland14,600 00
Grand Rapids "friend"1 00
Guysborough, N S121 00
Grace Church, Detroit, Mich97 42
Gloucester, Mass100 00
Grey County Council, Ont500 00
Galt Churches674 17
Grant, Capt I I F, Bermuda5 00
Halifax, N S Bay1 08
Halifax, N S10,000 00
Hawson, John Gloucester5 00
Hallowell500 00
Hamilton, Ont13,900 00
Hamilton, C C, Cornwallis, N S5 00
Harvey N B15 00
Halifax Garrison564 71
House of Commons, Ottawa1000 00
House of Commons Clerks150 00
Harrington Methodist E C, Me20 00
Howe Scale Co250 00
Hillsboro, N B60 00
Haldimand200 00
Hartford, Conn42 00
Imperial Fire Ins Co2433 33
Johnson, John C,250 00
International Mines, N S100 00
Kingston, Ont1584 00
Knox Church, Hamilton Ont100 00
Knox Church, Woodstock, N B185 25
Liverpool, England14,600 00
London, Ont5000 00
Lawrence, Mass500 00
Liverpool, N S819 27
Lynn, Ont, Presbyterian Church20 20
Londonderry, N S15 00
Lincoln Methodist E Church5 00
Lincoln, Me500 00
Louisburg, C B27 00
Lawrencetown, "from a friend"10 00
Lewiston, Me500 00
Meahan, T, Boston5 00
Moncton, N B1300 00
Mount Vernon, Iowa, "friend"1 00
Malden, Mass Congregational Church,15 26
Maritime Association, New York6800 00
Manchester, England3660 00
Magee, Thos, Baie Verte50 00
Mongaup Valley N Y, per Rev. W Ferrie33 30
McIntosh, J S, Boston50 00
McLean, Rev. James, Londonderry, N S2 00
New York, Providence and Stonington Line500 00
New York8500 00
Newcastle and Douglastown, N B1000 00
North Sydney400 00
New Haven Chamber of Commerce823 76
Nutting, G. S. Newton Mass1 00
New Glasgow, N S1000 00
North British and Mercantile Ins Co2433 33
New Bedford, Mass500 00
New York Stock Exchange772 50
Norwich, Ontario100 00
Nantucket Women50 00
Odell, D S, Eastport, Me10 00
Ottawa Custom House Officials180 00
Orillia, St James' Church20 00
Oak Park, Chicago, Ill100 00
Philadelphia5500 00
Parrsboro, N S100 00
Portland, Maine6000 00
Peterboro', Ontario3124 00
Palmer & Embury, New York50 00
Paris, Ontario600 00
Pictou, N S1232 46
Port Hope, Ontario1034 20
Port Latour, N S68 27
Portsmouth, N.H697 00
Peel County Council, Ontario1000 00
Rogers, J H, Boston100 00
Rice, N W & Co, Boston100 00
Richibucto, N B410 00
Rosamond Woollen Co50 00
Raymond, Percy J, Hebron, Yarmouth1 00
River John, Pictou Co, N S381 50
Rogers' Hill, N S40 36
Sarnia, Ontario1050 00
St Andrews, N B650 00
Sayer & Co, Cognac, France200 00
Sackville, N B312 58
Smith, Mrs M W, Ipswich, Mass25 00
Sherbrooke, Ont1000 00
St George, N B200 00
Summerside, P E I1500 00
St Thomas, Ontario500 00
San Francisco, "Caledonia Club"500 00
San Francisco5600 00
Salem, Mass770 00
St Catharines, Ont500 00
Sargent Ignatius, Machias, Me25 00
Springhill Mines200 00
Sternberg, J H, Penn25 00
Shediac, N B, Amateur Comedy Club11 00
St Martin's, N B302 62
St Clements, Annapolis20 00
Springfield, Mass, Children14 00
Storer & Son, Glasgow, Scotland121 76
St Matthew's Church, Quebec100 00
Stratford, Ontario564 00
Sons of Temperance, Detroit, Michigan300 00
Toronto, Ontario20,000 00
Truro, N S2000 00
Todd, Edw & Co, per J & A McMillan25 00
Trites, J S, Sussex, N B8 00
Thurlow F, per A C Smith85 00
Titus, Erastus25 00
Telegraph Operator, St John5 00
Thamesville2 00
Uniacke, R J, Annapolis, N S36 20
Victoria Municipality, N B200 00
"Valley City" Lodge I O O F, Dundas, Ontario105 00
Whitby, Ontario200 00
Williston, Edward, Newcastle, N B50 00
Windsor, N S4287 32
Woodstock, N B200 00
" " Methodist Church30 00
W C B & G H F, Custom House, Ottawa2 00
Weymouth East, N S Congregational Sunday School20 00
Welland Co, Ontario600 00
Westmoreland Coal Company, Philadelphia100 00
Walker, J & Co, Montreal250 00
Wilkins, Judge, of Nova Scotia80 00
Wentworth Co, Ontario1000 00
Waterloo Council200 00
Walker & Sons, Hiram200 00
Yarmouth, N S836 73
York County Council, Ontario3000 00
Sent to Messrs. Daniel & Boyd for Distribution.
W W Turnbull, Esq, St John,$200
G N Vanwart, Esq, Woodstock100
Daniel Hawkesworth, Esq, Digby20
B Rosamond, Esq, Almonte, Ont.50
Messrs. Loch & Co., New York50
Messrs. James McLaren Nephews, Manchester£100 Stg
Messrs. Marshall & Aston, Manchester50 Stg
Sent to John Boyd, Esq, for Distribution.
James H Moran, Esq, St John,$100
Hon. Isaac Burpee,100
Thos. Furlong, Esq,50
Canada Life Assurance Co.500
Thomas Nelson & Son, Edinburgh£50 Stg
This last through Dr. Rand, for teachers
Clothing from St Andrews Church, Montreal, by Rev. Gavin Lang, value$280
George Sloane, Esq, New YorkU S C 50
Sent to Thos. Maclellan, Esq, from the Upper Canada Bible Society, the Scriptures to the value of500
Liberal offers of books were sent to J & A McMillan, to form the nucleus of a public library, from the publishing houses of Belford Bros, Toronto; Harper & Bros, New York.
I Atwood Barnes, of New Haven, Conn, sends through Gen. Warner29
Capt. Ezekiel Jones, of Baltimore, sends by Thos S Adams,50
From Charlotte Co, N B, Bocabec, $41 75, Elmville, Dig'deguash, $21 40, Bay Side, $41 10, Waweig, $16.120
W & T Spink, Duffin's Creek, Ont, send through Hall & Fairweather50
Mrs A Robinson, of Fredericton Junction, on behalf of the ladies of that place sends, through Everitt & Butler, a parcel of children's underclothing.
SUPPLIES RECEIVED.
Amherst, N S, Supplies to value of$600 00
Annapolis, N S, Supplies742 37
"Argus" H M S, by order of Admiral, provisions
Adams, Mrs Robt, Fall River, N Y, clothing
Alberton, P E I, supplies
Andover, N B, provisions
Andrews, A A, clothing
Avard, Wm, Botsford, N B, pork
Boston, Per "Gallatin" 2 cargoes supplies
Boston, Per W S MacFarlane, supplies
" Per Schr "G. G. Jewett," supplies, clothing, blankets.
Burnham & Morrill, Portland, Me, provisions
Barnard, E A & Sons, Calais, Me, provisions
Burns & Murray, Halifax, N S, supplies
Bridgetown, N S, clothing
Bangor, Me, supplies
Beals, Thos P, Portland, Me, spring-beds
Beer, E & W, Charlottetown, P E I, clothing
Boston, Y M C A, supplies
Billings & Wetmore, tea
Blouchard, Chas, Truro, N S, supplies
Bowmanville Ladies, clothing
Baird, John & Co, Almonte, clothing
Bowmanville, Ontario, 1 case clothing
Chicago Union Stockyards supplies to amount3000 00
Charlottetown, P E I, supplies and clothing
Charlottetown, P E I, ladies, 2 cases clothing
Cummings, Wm & Sons, Truro, N S, supplies
Calkin, B H, Kentville, N S, clothing
Christian Temperance Union, Moncton, N B, three cases clothing
Cowdry, E T & Co, Boston, Mass, supplies
County Line, P E I, supplies
Christie, Brown & Co, Toronto, supplies
Campbellton, N B, supplies
Coats, J P, Chicago, clothing
Chatham, N B, supplies
Cambridge Queen's Co, N B, 47 Blankets
Crawford, Jas, & Co, Toronto, supplies
Dorchester, N B supplies
Derring, Milliken & Co, Portland, Me, two cases blankets
Digby, N S, supplies
Darling, Adam, Montreal, supplies
Dover, Me, supplies
Ellsworth, Me, ladies seven packages clothing
Fredericton, N B, two cases cooked provisions
Fredericton, ladies, five cases clothing
Fredericton, N B, large quantities supplies
Fletcher & Co, Portland, Me, provisions
Galbraith, Christie & Co, Toronto, supplies
Halifax, N S, 2525 blankets
Halifax, N S, large quantities supplies
Halifax, N S, 50 stoves
Halifax, N S, ladies' committee, supplies
Humphreys, N, Petitcodiac, N B, supplies
Herritt, T, " " supplies
Heney, A, New York, supplies
Hampton, N B, supplies
Hallowell, clothing
Harris, J & C, Moncton, supplies
Hay, R & Co, Toronto, carload bedsteads
Hillsborough, N B, supplies
Harvey, N B, supplies
Howe Spring Bed Co, New York, 50 beds
Jennings & Clay, Halifax, clothing
Jones, D F, & Co, Gananoque, Ont, supplies
Jodoin & Co, Montreal, 15 stoves
Kentville, N S, supplies
Lockport, N S, clothing
Lewis, J T, & Co, Portland, Me, clothing
Lawrencetown, N S, 29 packages clothing
Lawrencetown, N S, J W James, clothing
Leavitt, F A, Portland, Me, one tent
Leath & Gore, Portland, Me, 16 boxes soap
Londonderry, N S, supplies
Lewis, W N, Boston, one gross liniment
Lukeman, John R, Salem, Mass, supplies
Lugsden, J & J, Toronto, 25 straw hats
Moncton, N B, supplies
Montreal, per Hon P Mitchell, 17 carloads supplies
Montreal, large quantity supplies
Montreal, 36 packages clothing
Milltown, N B, provisions
Moss, S H & J, Montreal, 2 cases clothing
Malone Bay, clothing
McGuiness, P, & Co, Montreal, one bale blankets
McLean & Blaikie, Londonderry, N S, supplies
New York, supplies
Newcastle & Donglastown, N B, supplies
North Sydney, cargo of coal
New Haven United Workers, clothing
Norcross, Miller & Lee, Boston, clothing
Ottawa Ladies' Committee, supplies
O'Brien, James, Montreal, clothing
Portland, Maine, large quantities supplies
Primrose & Co, J W M, Halifax, 5 barrels flour
Power, J F & Co, Montreal, 50 barrels flour
Paul, M L, Syracuse, supplies
Pierce, E, and Co, per "Gallatin," furniture
Piper, Henry, Toronto, supplies
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange, clothing
Quebec, supplies
Quincy, Ill, 50 barrels meal and 50 barrels flour
Riddell, John, Montreal, clothing
St. Andrews, N B, supplies
Sackville, N B, supplies
" " stoves
Shaw Bros, St John, N B, bread
Scotch Bakery, St John, N B, bread
Sussex, N B, 1 carload provisions
Smith, Mrs. M W, Ipswich, Mass, supplies
Saratoga, N Y, supplies
Salem, Mass, supplies and clothing
Salem, Mass, "Fraternity," clothing
Salem Y M C A, supplies
Shediac, N B, supplies
Stewart, C J, Amherst, N S, supplies
St Clements, Annapolis, N S, supplies
Saratoga Springs, N Y, clothing
Toronto, Ontario, large quantity of supplies
Toronto Ladies' Committee, quantity of supplies
Tupper, Hon Chas, C B, Toronto, supplies
Toronto Coal Mining Co, 250 tons coal
Temple, Mrs, Fredericton, N B, clothing
True, Geo W, Portland, Me, 5 barrels flour and 5 barrels meal
Thompson & Bligh, Halifax, N S, supplies
Truro, N S, supplies
Thurston, Hall & Co, Cambridgeport, Mass, 5 bls flour
Unitarian Parish, Portsmouth, N H, clothing
Upper Canada Furniture Co, Bowmanville, 50 bedsteads
Upper Clarence, N S, Supplies
Unitarian Society of Dedham, Mass, supplies
Upper Canada Trundle Bed Co, beds
Vincent & McFate, St John, shoes and slippers
Wetmore Bros, London, Ontario, 20 bls oil
Wilson Packing Co, New York, 50 cases beef
Woodstock, N B, per Connell & Hay, supplies
Woodstock, N B, supplies
Wolfville, N S, clothing and supplies
Warman Bros, London, Ontario, 20 bls flour
Waterman, Bros., London, Out., 20
Woodcock, A, Toronto, supplies
Yarmouth, N S, supplies
Y. M. C. Union, Boston, 6 cases clothing
THE PROPERTY OWNERS.
The following is a list of persons whose properties were destroyed. Where the number of houses owned by each is more than one, it is so stated:
NORTH MARKET SLIP.
Heirs Dougald McLauchlin
G Sidney Smith
Heirs R L Hazen
G W Gerow
Wm Kievenar (2)
SMYTH STREET.
Geo Moore
Heirs P McManus
P McCourt
P McDevitt
Thos Sheehan
Peter Bone
Mrs Kievenar
Maloney
D Rooney
J Dunlop
J C Brown estate
Heirs Chas Brown
Margaret S Robertson (6)
Mrs Espy
DRURY LANE.
Mrs Ann Leonard
Heirs John Ansborough
John Allen
Wm County
Jas Morrow
John Donovan
Heirs Henry Graham (2)
Heirs Thos Daley
Heirs Helen O'Leary
Thos Hourihan
Ed Mullin (2)
John Holland
Catherine Healy
Margaret McCarron
Heirs John Bryden
MILL STREET.
Mrs Mary Ann Carleton
W Finn
Robert Grace (2)
John Lloyd (2)
Heirs John Frost
Heirs E Lawrence
Thos A Rankine
Thos A and Alex Rankine
John Bellony
Thos A Peters (2)
Mrs Ann Leonard
A G Kearns
John Allen
J Brittain
James Morrow
John Ryan
Ed Hayes
GEORGES STREET.
Heirs Peter Sinclair
Thos A and Alex Rankine
Michael Burke
S R Foster
Michael Dineen
Heirs Wm Sullivan (2)
DOCK STREET.
John McSweeney (2)
John O'Gorman
Heirs B Ferguson
Johanna R Ritchie
Heirs F W Hatheway
Heirs Wm Hammond
James Dever
Heirs John Stanton
Henry Melick
Heirs John Melick
Robt Robertson
Heirs Hugh Johnston
Thomas Parks (2)
Heirs —— Robertson
W F Butt
Otis Small
J W & G H Lawrence
Trustees Varley School
R Grace (2)
S J & W D Berton
Heirs Elijah Barker
D Moynehan
Joshua Corkery
John Gallivan
HARE'S WHARF.
Margaret Hare.
ROBERTSON PLACE.
Mary Allan Almon.
FIRE PROOF ALLEY.
Heirs of Benjamin Smith.
Wm Carvill.
NORTH MARKET WHARF.
Eliza Robertson.
John Kirk.
D. J. McLaughlin.
J. Hendrick.
R. P. McGivern.
Heirs of John Duncan.
George F. Smith.
Heirs of D. J. McLaughlin.
J. V. Thurgar.
Hannah A. Bates.
Diocesan Church Society.
Heirs of George Bonsall.
NELSON STREET.
Jane Inches
Jos R Stone
James Lawton
Eliza Robertson
John Fitzpatrick
B R Lawrence
Mrs William Hammond
Ed T B Lawton
Wm Scovil
W H Brown
Chas Lawton
Heirs of B Smith
Heirs of D J McLaughlin
Fred Fitzpatrick
George Carvill
Benj Lawton
SOUTH WHARF.
Heirs H W Wilson
Heirs of Thos Merritt
J H Allen
Jas Trueman
G C Wiggins
W Scovil
Barbour Bros
Heirs T Gilbert
G S DeForest
H & B S Gilbert
J E Masters
Heirs I L Bedell
J & R Reed
Heirs of B Smith (2)
WARD STREET AND WALKER'S WHARF.
Heirs of B Smith
W B Smith
G S DeForest
Mrs Catherine
M Lawrence
John Mitchell
Gallagher Young
Turnbull & Co
Heirs of J Walker
H & B S Gilbert
B R Lawrence
Wm Breeze
Wm M B Firth (3)
William Meneally
W T Betts
JOHNSON'S WHARF.
Hall & Fairweather
Heirs John Walker
John Wishart
W A Robertson
DISBROW'S WHARF.
Magee Bros.
WATER STREET.
Sarah A and Jane Tisdale
Wm B Jack
W W Turnbull
James Harris & Co
G Carvill
The City (3)
Henry Brennan
W A Robertson
Mrs Louisa Hanford (2)
Alex Keith (2)
James E Holstead
Henry Vaughan
Archibald Rowan
Bank of New Brunswick
Heirs E Stephens (2)
Heirs Richard Sands
Heirs Andrew Hastings
B R Lawrence
B S & H Gilbert
Allan Brothers
James Ferrie
Heirs John Walker, (3)
Magee Bros
Chas Merritt (4)
J & R Reed (2)
Geo McLeod
Heirs Wm McKay
Norris Best
Heirs G L Lovitt
Geo G and Thos Chubb,
Thos Furlong
Stephen Whittaker
Heirs Wm Parks
Heirs J M Robinson
MARKET SQUARE.
Heirs J M Walker
Heirs John Wilmot
Daniel & Boyd
Heirs Thomas Merritt
J N McManus
J. Melick
Richard Thompson
PRINCE WILLIAM STREET.
Ed Sears
The City (4)
Henry McCullough
Maritime Bank
Heirs John Gillis
Mrs. John Kinnear
Isaac Burpee
Heirs John Ennis
Heirs Noah Disbrow
Heirs S Nichols (2)
John Armstrong
L H Vaughan
J L Dunn
John Anderson
J & A McMillan
Heirs of J M Walker
F A Wiggins
Heirs Jane Boyd
Bank of Nova Scotia
Maria S Bayard
A B Barnes
Heirs Geo. L. Lovitt
Hugh Davidson
Nathan Green
Susan and Phoebe Purdy
Mrs John McIntyre
Patrick McArdle
Wm Cotter (2)
Heirs F Ferguson
T F Raymond
Thos McAvity
Heirs Thomas Pettingill
Heirs James Pettingill
Heirs Ed Finnegan
Robt S Hyke
John Foster (2)
John McCoskery
Moses Lawrence
Chas King
Geo A Freeze
Robt Pengilly
Heirs Thomas Reed
Heirs Wm McFadden
C E Robinson
C E Harding
Joggins Coal Mining Association
W H Hatheway
Wm Blizzard
Heirs Wm McKay
Rev Wm Scovil
J J Kaye
Dominion of Canada (2)
Hanford Estate (2)
P Morrissey
Wm Finn
Ann Thomas
John Tilton
Henry Vaughan and heirs Simonds
& Vaughan
Ellis & Armstrong
Chas Merritt (3)
Charlotte Gibbons
Bank of New Brunswick
Heirs H Chubb (4)
Heirs Ambrose Perkins
Heirs Wm Major
Heirs J M Walker
Rich S & J S Boes DeVeber
Jessie H Nickerson
Alex Jardine
Heirs Richard Sands
John Hegan
Heirs John Hastings
Robt Douglas
Heirs Benjamin Longmuir
Daniel & Boyd
CANTERBURY STREET.
W G Lawton
John Vassie
A G Bowes
Jas O'Connor
Heirs W H Owens
Sarah Owens
A R Wetmore
Jas Walker
Willis & Mott
North British and Mercantile
Insurance Co
Thos R Jones (3)
Geo V Nowlin
Geo. Moore
Heirs D J McLaughlin
GERMAIN STREET.
Heirs John Ward (2)
Heirs W Tisdale
Jas E White
Rector and Wardens Trinity
Church
John A Anderson
D J McLaughlin, Jr (2)
Ed Sears (2)
Trustees Wesleyan Methodist
Church (2)
Trustees St John Grammar
School (2)
Trustees St Andrew's Kirk
Victoria Hotel
Otis Small and Moses Lawrence
Heirs Edwin Bayard
H R Ranney
John McMillan (2)
Heirs Robertson Bayard
Heirs Sam'l Seeds (3)
Trustees Home for the Aged
Trustees Germain Street Baptist
Church (2)
John Harding (2)
John Chaloner
Mrs Duncan Robertson
Heirs Wm Hammond (3)
Wm Thomas
W C Perley
Chas Phillips
Heirs G E S Keator
Jas Miller (2)
Caleb Larkins
Heirs Donald Cameron
Wm J Stevens
Heirs Alex Balloch
Mrs Samuel Seeds
J W Climo
Chas R Ray
J R Ruel
Mrs H Johnston
Heirs Thos Parks (2)
Heirs Ed Ketchum
Heirs Lachlan Donaldson (2)
Wm Bayard
Alex Sime
Jos Bullock
Jas Lawton
Wm Davidson
Academy of Music Co
Wm Breeze
J C Hatheway
Geo V Nowlin (3)
Heirs Dan Leavitt
James H Peters (4)
Trustees Mrs Alexander
Robt Robertson
Heirs D J McLaughlin
S K Foster (3)
CHARLOTTE STREET.
Chas Merritt
John Holden
James Vernon
Dr L McLaren
Dr John Berryman
Mary L Wheeler
P Doherty
James Mason
Mrs T Coughlan
S Corbitt
S Hayward
Mary A and heirs Samuel Crawford
Eliza Chapman
Johannah Dacey and heirs
Timothy Dacey
Thos Welly
John Farren
Heirs Benj Longmuir
Heirs Francis McAvenney
Heirs Wm Potts
C E Harding
Pugsley, Crawford & Pugsley
Wm Breeze
R P McGivern
Jas Vernon
Agnes Stewart (2 houses)
John Marvin
S Smith
John Watson
Charlotte Stevens
T McAvity (2)
W McDermott
Alexander and heirs R Jardine
Maritime Sewing Machine Co
A McDermott
J Fisher, Sr
J McGivern
Dominion of Canada
John Sandall
J D McAvity
H Duffell
Mary and heirs Peter Fleming (2)
M Flood
Kate Mulherrin
H Maxwell (3)
Wm White
W H Harrison
John Fielders
Wm McAuley
Jane Murray
Eliza McLaughlin
Louisa Hanford
John D Devoe (3)
Nancy Hazen
Ann D Thompson
James Williams
Wm Davidson
Mary Earley
Mrs Fred James
P Besnard Sr
Geo Stockford
John Lawson
John Nugent
D Mullin
Rev A Wood
James H Pullen
John Berryman Sr (3)
J O Miller
Jas Langell
Corporation Trinity Church (3)
G Prescott (3)
J Guthrie and B Hevenor
G Williams
J D Gaynor (2)
John Winters (2)
SYDNEY STREET.
Dr Travers
W J B Marter (2)
T C Humbert
John McBrine
Roman Catholic Bishop (3)
Geo V Nowlin (2)
Ed McAleer
E Kinsman
Trustees Reformed Presbyterian
Church
W S Marvin
William Davidson
John Anderson
Susan Dobson
William Meneally
George J Coster
R Gregory
M Flood
J R Armstrong
Wm Wedderburn
N Best
H Thomas
John Murray
J Knox
Wm Burns (2)
Robt McKay
E M S Stewart (3)
Wm Vassie
T W Peters
E L Perkins
R Rolston
Sarah McRory
John Carney
Alex Kearns
Ellen Mooney
Coldwell Howard
Jas Lemon
Sarah Taylor
Elizabeth Robbins (2)
J D Vanwart
Ann Wane (2)
Dominion of Canada
John McAnulty
Alex McDermott
Mary Clark and heirs
John Clark
C Longstroth
R W Crookshanks
E L Perkins
Chas Hillan
S K F James
Margt Maloney
W Morrison
M McAleer (2)
S J Lauckner
J Milligan (2)
John Gray
Trustees St David's Church
E Richey
Rebecca Schoular and heirs
David Marshall
L S Currie
James Vernon (2)
Wm B Aitkin
Robt McIntyre & Co
J L Taylor
D J Laughlan
Henry Jack
HORSFIELD STREET.
J H Pullen
Mrs W McKay (2)
P Besnard (2)
John Lowe (2)
Ellen McAvenney
John Nugent (2)
Sophia McLean
Mary Durant
Thos Bedell
Catherine Noyes
M Perry
Knox & Thompson
W Breeze
HARDING STREET.
R Carleton
Mary Donahey
Sarah Gillis (2)
John Wilson (2)
Mary Richard
Neil Morrison
Geo Henderson
James O'Connor (3)
Wm McDermott (2)
Heirs J W Young (2)
PAGAN PLACE.
Joseph Sulis
Louisa Donald
Mrs Emma Allison
A L Palmer
Moses Lawrence (2)
R Leonard
Chas S Taylor
S G Blizard
ST. ANDREW'S STREET.
T W Peters (2)
R Gaskin
H Aldbone
John Kee (2)
James Gilmour
James Ritchey
John Ritchie
James Sterling (2)
John Wishart
Margaret Suffren
E Woodley
John McCaffery
Robert Wetsell
CARMARTHEN STREET.
Ann Cronin
Elizabeth and Samuel Gardner
Heirs Aaron Eaton (3)
H A Austin
George E King
Charles Barnes
Mary A Ward
E E Lockhart
James Adams (3)
J D Lorimer
Samuel Ferguson (2)
Geo P Johnston (3)
Hugh Bell
Catherine Bonnell
James Hill (2)
W D Carron
James Muldoon
Gas Light Co.
Trustees Methodist Church
Trustees Orphan Asylum
Margaret O'Neil (2)
James McKinney
James Crockford
Mary Ann Pointer
Daniel Smith
John Kirk (2)
Samuel Dunham (two)
Alex Steen
S Scribner
Daniel Doyle
Mary Doyle
John Kirkpatrick
— Smith
H S Normansell
Jane Carson
Catherine Nagle
R Evans
John Richey
Thomas Rankine
Thomas Doyle
John Wilson
Chas McLean
J Henderson
H Henderson
Rev J R Narraway
Andrew Kenney
L H Waterhouse
Wm Nixon
D Driscoll
R Wetsell
George Sparrow & J S Richardson
Wm Finley
WENTWORTH STREET.
E E Lockhart
Thos Dobson
G Sparrow
George Blatch
C Sparrow (2)
J W Fleming
H Whiteside
John Fitzpatrick
H Coffey
M Barnes
C Flaherty
C E Sulis
B P Price (3)
James Moulson (2)
John A Anderson
B McDermott
R B Emerson
J T Barnes
George Doherty (2)
C Cathers (2)
Alex Steen
William Hill (2)
Knox and Thompson (4)
John Carr
MAIN STREET.
John E Turnbull (4)
John Woodley
J G Jordan
A Steen (2)
J Tole
James O'Brien
Wm Bowden
Wm Coxetter & Michael Tucker
T M Reed
Sarah L Collins (2)
D McDermott
P Vanhorn
James Mahoney (3)
James Moulson
Jane Halcrow
L Markie
G J Sulis (2)
Wm Lewis
J & R Magee
J W Nicholson
G R Bent (2)
A L Rawlins
D Knight
F Mahoney
Ed Thurmott
Wm McKinney
Archibald Dibblee
George Thomas
John Guthrie
Mary Ann Ratcliff
James McKinney
O V Troop
Rector and Wardens St James' Church
C Langstroth
Andrew Armstrong
BRITAIN STREET.
Sarah McFadden
Jane Barbour
John Collins
John Scott
H Spears
Thos Miller
Thos McCullough
Thos Crozier
Jas Price
Wm J Colson
P McGonagle
C Larkins
H W Purdy
E Murray
Heirs D Hatfield
Jas McAvity
Wm Furlong
John Abbott
John Bartlett
Albert Peters
Mrs O'Keefe
Geo Garraty
B Coxetter
E Thompson
Margaret McPartland
F Stewart
D Jordan (2)
Wm Ennis
Jas Nicholson
Robt Barbour
Albert Betts
W H Purdy
C Merritt (3)
Geo W Belyea
J Jardine
Jas Gorman
J Moore (2)
Lawrence McMann (2)
J Packthall
F M Hancock
C J Ward
Mrs Jas Bell
W H Hatheway
John Hutchinson
Peter Besnard, Sr (3)
R Johnston (2)
J Hayes
Neil Hoyt
N Carroll
M Barnes
Heirs L H DeVeber (2)
F Pheasant
A Doyle
R Dalton
W J Pratt
D Robinson
W A Magee
S McGarvey
Bridget Murphy
Thos Bisset
Bridget Farren
J George
Ed Duffy
J E Turnbull (2)
E Thompson (2)
John Moran (2)
John Crowley
W H Quinn (3)
F S Williams (2)
John Wishart
D J Schurman
Mary McCurdy
H Maxwell
S G Blizard
Thos Robinson
ST. JAMES STREET.
O Cline
R Cline
J Kemp
John Bridges
W I Whiting
J McLarren
E Thompson
Patk McManus
Wm Leahy
S Rutherford
John Doody
John Sherrard
John Knowles
John Sears (3)
C Cain
Wm Furlong (2)
Bridget Murphy
John Watson
Thomas Viall
Geo Young
Jas Ellis
E L Perkins (2)
Wm Simpson
Alice McKean
P McGonagal
M Burk
Mrs Thos Hanlon
Samuel Fisher
Eliza Wilson
John Wilson, jr
J & A Campbell
D Sullivan
R Holmes
C Moriarty
John Runciman
Robt J Caldwell
W Casey
School Trustees
Rev William Scovil
John Fisher
John Cain
Rev Wm Scovil and Trustees of Wiggins' Orphan Asylum
J Drake
Wm Duffell
Thos White
Thos Pike
F P Robinson
John Winters
Jas Price
Wm Gilfillan
Jane White (2)
Wm Russell
Mrs David Millar
Heirs Thos King
P Condon
Jos Akroyd
David Stewart
Patrick Ferrie
Chas Osburn
Elizabeth Spence
Rev M Ritchey
Thos Kedey
Wm Lewis (3)
M Flood
John Wishart
John S Mullin
John Littler
Heirs Daniel Hatfield
Heirs F Dibblee
Purdy heirs
B Coxetter
T G Merritt
Heirs R Sands
Caleb Larkins
T F Raymond
Mrs Francis Clementson
D J Schurman
Thos Littlejohn
Chas Sinclair
John Callaghan
T M Reed
PITT STREET.
Silas H Brown
Henry Lawlor
James Cummings
F Jordan
Rebecca Fisher
Ed K Fisher
D S Robinson
James Hewitt
C Lawton (2)
SHEFFIELD STREET.
Gilbert estate
Matthew Thompson (2)
James Carr
E Vanhorn
James Brown
Heirs Geo McKelvie (2)
John A Anderson
R Robertson
Margaret Hennigar
Joseph Kimpson
Ferguson & Rankine (2)
Y M C Association
M McVane (2)
Robert Cunniff
John Kirk
Alex Harvey
Jane Wasson
Mrs. P. Riley
J H Anthony
John McCabe (2)
John Woodburn
C O'Keefe
Richd McCluskey
John Fisher
A McDermott
Purves & Moore
J Drake
E Magee
John Porter
Rector and Wardens St James' Church
Stephen & James Oakes
S Dunham
Mary Ann Pointer
Catherine O'Neal (2)
Daniel Smith
Joseph McCullough
McKelvey heirs
Trustees Methodist Church
David Dodge
Elizabeth Nixon
Lewis Wheaton
Geo Anning
Joseph Sulis
Jas Vanhorn
QUEEN SQUARE.
Thos Furlong
Isaac Woodward
John Boyd
Geo B Cushing
R Cruikshanks
A L Palmer
Jas Manson (2)
W B Smith
John Horn
J W Barnes
D Robertson (2)
Mrs Charles Brown and heirs of Chas Brown
John Stewart
F. Tufts
John Tucker
H. Jack
E. L. Jewett.
QUEEN STREET.
John Foster
R Longmaid
Thos P Davies
H. Hawkins
Jessie Day
Mrs Alex Dalsell
J H Harding
J U Thomas
Joseph Sulis
Geo Riley and heirs
Robt Riley (2)
J O'Connell
Wm Davis and heirs
John McNichol
Mary Bersay
John R McFarlane
James McCart (2)
Ed Edson
Mrs Jane McPherson
Heirs John Thomas
Hugh Kelly
S Benterell
John Hamilton
Margaret
Heirs John Roberts
Geo S Fisher
Robt Turner
John McBrine (2)
R Cassidy (2)
Thos Jordan
D. S. Kerr
John Pettingill
C Flood (2)
Geo Suffren
Chas E Raymond
John Fitzpatrick
James Gallagher
Geo J. Nixon
A. Quick
Heirs R Bayard
R J Leonard
G F Soley (2)
Alex Steen
Hugh Carswell
Mrs John Millidge
H S Normansell
Heirs John Whitne
John Wilson, jr
John Wilson (2)
Margaret and heirs Joseph Hanley (2)
Thos Doyle
Andrew Evans
Robt Marshall
Wm Black
F M Hancock
Alex McKelvy
Wm Pike (2)
Heirs D J
J McFarlane
Thomas McAvity, jr
Robt Hickson
M Francis
D Brown
Mary Crothers and heirs John Crothers
Ann Thomas
Andrew Keohan
Mary Williams
John Scallon (2)
Simon Leonard
MECKLENBURG STREET.
Jas Hutchinson and heirs Jos Stevenson (2)
Richard Longmaid
H Vaughan
John Vassie
Chas Maclean
Heirs James Whitney
Margaret Hillman
C McIver
Chas Whitney
John Dyers
Mary Dockrill
W M Jordan
Jas Emerson
Jas McNicholl
Heirs Joseph Atkins
Mary Ann McLean
F L Lewin
T W Seeds
Benj Dodge
John Ennis
John Dick
James Woodstock
Phœbe Bookhout
Martin Burns
Edward Purchase
Thos Dobson
Ann Atkins
Jas Knox
Francis Gallagher
Mathew Steen
Wm Causey
Geo V Nowlin
Andrew Armstrong
W McVay
Wm McKeel
Heirs Aaron Eaton
John Magee
William Magee
J. W Nicholson
J R Armstrong
DUKE STREET.
P McArdle
Peter Flannigan
Mrs Francis Ferguson (2)
Joseph Bell
John McSorley (3)
Heirs R Bayard (2)
A Blain
Peter Besnard (3)
Mrs Livingstone
Mrs W Fraser
John Marven
S Tufts
J Shannon
O Bailey
Trustees Madras School
Seely & Besnard
R W Crookshank
Susan Stephenson
B Brennan (2)
Robt Thomson (2)
Samuel Gardner
Andrew Gilmour
R Robertson, jr
S K Brundage
Joseph Henderson
H Henderson
Wm H Randall
Wm McBay
J Wilkins, sen
J Wilkins, jr
Wm Francis
James Adams
Mrs Gilchrist
James Saunders
Wm Whitney
Sarah Partelow
Ed Purchase (2)
Robt S Jones
Geo Sparrow
Mary Ann McLean (2)
M Morrison
Charlotte Jones
Michael Burns
P Bushfan
William Wright
Heirs William Melody
Margaret Hartness
E Burnside
Howard D. Troop
John Marven
John Cook
James Adams
Sarah Ferguson
Heirs Edward Brundage (2)
W Stephens
Jacob Seely
Trustees Christian Church
John Wishart
L A Waterhouse
James Milligan
Sarah Jane Ferguson
George A Thompson
John Richards
W F Butt
Arthur Daniel (2)
Heirs Daniel Culbert
James Vernon
Mrs. Earley
Sarah Gillis
J. O'Connell
Peter Dearness
Heirs Michael McGuirk (2)
Ann Jane Ritchie
Geo Stockford
Caroline Wood
Hugh Davidson
Susan Chittick (2)
J & R Reed
ORANGE STREET.
Wm Meneally
John Smith
Andrew Gray
M. Hennigar (2)
Andrew Kinney (2)
Jas Adams
W R MacKenzie
D G MacKenzie
W E Vroom
G E King
H D Troop
C W Weldon
A C Smith
R R Sneden
E J Barteaux
Joseph Prichard (4)
Jane Cook
James McLean
Catherine Allen
Thomas Johnston
Henry Lawlor
B Murphy
James E Whittaker
J R Woodburn
Z G Gabel
James Estey
Charles Drury
Emma J Daley
John Sweeney
J W Hall
G McLeod
J A Venning
R Blair
Margaret Sinnott
Heirs R McAfee
Heirs Wm Bailey
James Morrison
Heirs P Williams
Alexander Barnhill
W J Ritchie
E Thompson
Patrick Bradley
J C Hatheway
E Sears
P Fitzpatrick
Wm Burtis
A Buist
Jas Hunter
Knox & Thompson
John Burk
J H Lee,
Thos Rogers
John Anderson (2)
John Murphy
B Bustin
G Bent
Margaret Hunter
John Nugent
Mary Craig
James H Bartlett
Mrs David Miller
Thos Miller
James Bustin
Fred Dorman
O Doherty
Adam Young
C E Robinson
John Healey
John Gardner
Mrs Mary A & E E Lockhart (2)
Heirs of Geo A Lockhart
R W Thorne
H Williams
W Sandall
Robert McAndrews
James Robinson
Susan and heirs J Johnston
Ann Hamilton and heirs Clara Dean
William Fogg
Mary Ann Ellsworth
J V Troop
Simeon Jones
Alex Lockhart
Trustees Centenary Church (2)
Heirs John Mason
Heirs Thomas P Williams
W C Drury
J A Godsoe
D W Scammell
G Henderson
A W Whitney
T D Wilson
Mrs Ellen Smith
John Doherty
Trustees J S Turner
Thomas Bustin
P Halpin
B Paterson
Barbara Clark
W C Godsoe
James Trueman
Ed Willis
Joseph Miller
Robert Law
Geo Thomas
Judge Watters
Benj Lowe
H A Hatheway (2)
Harriet Trueman
W Walton
Geo Mathews (2)
S A Dixon
E M Merritt
Michael Thompson (2)
Rev Alex McL Stavely
H S Gregory
Helen York and Captain Thos York
John Anderson
Jas Sullivan
Geo F Thompson
J J Munro
J E Ganong
T G Merritt
Jane Woods
John Burke
Mrs Jas Drake
G C Wiggins
W H Hayward
M. N Powers
Catherine and heirs Michael Donnelly
F A Wiggins
Rev Mr McCarty
Trustees James Leitch
Charles Patton
LEINSTER STREET.
F Cassidy
James Milligan
Lydia Gardner (2)
Joseph Edgar
Mrs Wallace
Mrs Samuel Bustin
Trustees of Baptist Church
Jane Rutherford
H L Francis
Mary Murray
Francis McDevitt
Trustees Varley School
Mrs E Lunt and heirs
Jos Lunt
A W Masters
Silas H Brown
James Sullivan
Mrs Lydia J Calhoun
Joseph Reed
W H & D Hayward
A H Eaton
John Corr
S K Foster
John Gallagher
Dennis Sullivan
Heirs Wm Bailey
Francis Hewitt (2)
John Roop (2)
Geo W Masters
G V Nowlin
Chas H Dearborn
G Merritt
Gilbert Murdoch
T C Humbert
John McBrine (2)
CHURCH STREET.
G A Knodell
M Thompson
Geo Pattison
Thos S Wetmore
James H Peters
Mrs Jane Disbrow
Ellen Mahoney
Ed Maher
A Bowes
R T Clinch and heirs E Barlow
KING SQUARE.
C M Bostwick
C Merritt
Trustees Irish Friendly Society
Heirs B Ansley
R Milligan
C A Robertson
KING STREET.
Mrs John Gillis
Heirs John Gillis
James Manson
R T Clinch and heirs E Barlow
D J McLaughlin and heirs Daniel McLaughlin
S E Whittaker
James E Whittaker
Geo A Barker
Mrs Geo Taylor
John Dougherty
Heirs Wm Melick
Mrs John Hay
John Fisher
Wm Kennedy
Corporation of Trinity Church
Thos H Hall (2)
Samuel Schofield
Thomas Seely
Ann Howe
John Mitchell
Mary Piddler
Wm Peters
Heirs H Chubb
Joseph Nichols
James R Ruel & Robert Light
Mrs Chas C Macdonald (3)
Jos W Hall (2)
W H Scovil
R T Clinch and heirs E Barlow
UNION STREET.
J C Brown estate
Peter and John Campbell
Daniel Donovan
Mrs Lantalum (2)
J W Hall (2)
John Gallivan
John McSweeny (3)
Heirs D J McLaughlin
C Lawton
James Dever
J Fred Lawton
L Burns
J Hegan
John Lloyd
Hare heirs
Mrs John Bryden
John Higgins
A Richardson
A Yeats & Sons (3)
J & T Robinson (2)