The Monumental News Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 1, January 1892, R. J. Haight, Editor & Publisher, Chicago, Illinois (PDF)

(advertisements opposite page of title page of bound book)

E. G. Willison, Granite & Statuary, Works & Offices: 160 Boylston St., Boston, Massachusetts (advertisement)

Badger Bros., West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement)

McDonald & Buchanan, Manufacturers and Dealers in Barre Granites, Barre, Vermont (advertisement)

Milne & Wyllie, Quarry Owners and Manufacturers of Barre, Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement)

Bureau Brothers, Bronze Statuary, S. W. corner 21 st St. and Alleghany Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (advertisement)

McDonnell Bros., Manufacturers of Monumental Work from New England Granites (advertisement)

Bedford Steam Stone Works, Quarrymen and Wholesale Dealers in Bedford Limestone, Bedford, Indiana. “Our quarries are situated in the famous Dark Hollow Region. Our mills and yard are in Bedford, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry. and The E. & R. Ry.” (advertisement)

Contents.

Editorial - pp. 11

A Plea for Associations, Address of New England Granite Manufacturers’ Association – pp. 13

Monuments in Public Places – pp. 15

Trajans Column – pp. 15

Among the Sculptors– pp. 16

World’s Fair Notes – pp. 17

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – pp. 18

Troy, New York, Soldier’s Monument – pp. 19

Monuments of Paris – pp. 20

Proposed Monuments – pp. 21

Sketch of W. H. Jones – pp. 22

Associations – pp. 23

Sketch of Jones Brothers – pp. 24

Monumental Items – pp. 24

Correspondence, pp, 29, 30, 37, 40, 42

Trade Notes – pp. 30

Want Advertisements – pp. 52

Illustrations – pp. 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28

Editorial - pp. 11

“A Plea for Associations, Address of New England Granite Manufacturers’ Association,” (pp. 13)

“Manufacturers and Wholesale Granite Dealers’ Protective Association of New England,” (pp. 13)

“Monuments in Public Places” – “Monuments to Greatness,” pp. 15

“Trajans Column,” pp. 15

“Among the Sculptors,” pp. 16

“World’s Fair Notes,” pp. 17

“Philadelphia, Pennsylvania” (Includes a sketch of General George B. McClellan, pp. 18

“Troy, New York, Soldier’s Monument” – “The Rensselaer Co. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument at Troy New York,” pp. 19

“The Monuments of Paris,” pp. 20 (photo captions) “Louvois Fountain, Paris” & “Fountain in the Place Du Chatelet, Paris.”

Proposed Monuments, pp. 21

Sketch of W. H. Jones, pp. 22

“Wm. R. Jones,” pp. 22

(photo caption) “W. R. Jones, Pres. Marble and Granite Dealers Association of Ohio,” pp. 22

“Cemetery Notes,” pp. 22

“Associations,” pp. 23

“Sketch of Jones Brothers,” – “A Popular Granite Firm” pp. 24

(photo captions) “Marshall W. Jones.” “Seward W. Jones” “ Dayton E. Jones” “Hugh J. M. Jones,” pp. 24

“Monumental Items,” pp. 24

(Illustration photo caption) “Original Design for Granite Sarcophagus.” pp. 25

(Illustration photo caption) “The Kaufman Monument in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, New York,” pp. 26

“Bronze Panels on the Barney Monument at Springfield, Massachusetts,” Beattie & Brooks, Sculptors,” pp. 27

(photo captions) “Happy Childhood” “Sturdy Manhood” “Youthful Joys” “Life’s Decline”

“American Art Bronze Work” pp. 28

(photo captions) “Herald” “Indiana” “Navy Group, Cuyahoga Co. Soldiers Monument, Cleveland, Ohio.” “Gen. U. S. Grant” “Henry Bergh”

“Correspondence,” pp, 29, 30, 37, 40, 42

“Trade in the South,” pp. 29

“A Traveling Man’s Advice,” pp. 29

“Trade Notes,” pp. 30

“Italian Statuary,” pp. 30

“The Boston Wholesalers” (Correspondence, pp. 31) (Includes a photograph of “the monument to the Michigan Cavalry Brigade, erected on the battlefield at Gettysburg in 1889.” designed and built and set by Ryegate Granite Works of South Ryegate, Vermont.)

Want Advertisements – “Grade News Department – Among Our Advertisers,” pp. 52

W. H. Perry, Concord, New Hampshire, Rockfaced Designs and Samples (advertisement), pp. 34

Bradbury & Jones Marble Co., Wholesalers & Finishers of Georgia and other marbles, St. Louis, Missouri (advertisement), pp. 35

Brandon Italian Marble Company, Producers of Brandon Italian Marbles, Quarry and Mills at Brandon, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 35

Adams & Bacon, Post-office address, Middlebury, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 35

National Fine Art Foundry, Established 1868, Maurice J. Power, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 35

“Vermont Marble,” pp. 35, 40

“The Wetmore & Morse Granite Quarries.” pp. 36 (photo caption) “The Wetmore and Morse Granite Quarries, Barre, VT.”

“Concord Granite,” pp. 36

Dunning Marble and Granite Company, Steam Mills, Erie, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 36

“Quincy, Massachusetts.” pp. 37

T. P. Owens & Son, Manufacturers and Dealers in Quincy Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 36

Groton Granite, Thomas W. Casey, Quarry and Works, Groton, Connecticut (advertisement), pp. 36

John Thompson & Sons, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in New England Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 37

Milne, Chalmers & Co., Quarry Owners and Manufacturers of Quincy Granite, Steam Polishing Works, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 38

Craig & Richards Granite Co., Quarriers and Manufacturers of Dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 39

Mitchell Granite Co., 1846 – 1890, Manufacturers and Dealer in Quincy and New England Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 39

Prout Bros.’ Granite Co., Quincy, Massachusetts, Quarriers and Manufacturers of Dark Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 39

George E. Foster, The Standard Monumental Designs, South Evanston, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 39)

J. F. Townsend, stone dealer, Clinton Building, Columbus, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 40

Petersburg Granite Quarrying Company, Quarries and Works, Petersburg, Pennsylvania; General Offices, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 40

Ewen & Co., Manufacturers of Monumental Work (advertisement), pp. 40

Frederick & Field, Quarries and Works, Quincy, Massachusetts, (advertisement), pp. 40

Barre, Vermont (Correspondence), pp. 40

John Swenson, Manufacturer, West Concord, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 41

James N. White, stone dealer, Works, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 41

John O’Rourke & Co., Proprietor of the Barre Standard Granite Quarries, Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealer in monuments, cemetery and building work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 41

Clarihew & Gray, Manufacturers (advertisement), pp. 42

Park & Dunbar, Manufacturers and Dealers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 42

Barclay Brothers, stone manufacturers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 42

Littlejohn & Milne, Quarriers and Manufacturers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 42

Bissett Bros., James Bissett and Thomas Bissett, Monument and Cemetery Manufacturers, Office and Works, Williamstown, Vermont; Quarries, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 42

Wells, Lamson & Co., Manufacturers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 43

The New England Granite Works, Hartford, Connecticut (advertisement), pp. 43

Dixon & Co., Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), (pp. 43

Dalbeattie Granite Works, Joseph Newall, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 43

Richard Opie, Manufacturer of Monumental Work, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 44

Emslie & Kleman, Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, etc., Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 44

Cole & Marciasi, Successors to Robins & Co., Monumental Work, Statuary and Draper a specialty, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 44

S. Henry Barnicoat, Granite Monuments and Statuary, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 44

The Levytype Co., Photo Engravers and Designers, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 44

Hartman Mfg. Co., Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, The ‘Hartman’ Patent Steel Picket Fence (advertisement), pp. 44

IGO, Warner Granite Co., Monumental, Statuary and Cemetery Work, Works: South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 44

McDonnell & Kelley, Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 45

Burns & Cormack, Manufacturers of Monumental and Cemetery Work, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 45

Melcher & Hadley, Barre Granite Monuments., etc., Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 45

McDonnell & Cook, Marble Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 45

The Crown Granite Works, Monuments, Office and Works, South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 45

William Wood, Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 45

United Mercantile Agency, Financial Ratings, Boston, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 45

Henderson & Dickie, Manufacturers and Dealers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 45

John McLean, Cemetery Supplies, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 45

Malnati Bros., Westerly Granite, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 45)

Chas. (Charles) W. McMillan, Dealer in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 45

Adams Granite Works, George McFarlane, Proprietor, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

F. Barnicoat Successor to F. Barnicoat & Co., Granite Statuary Portrait and Ideal Figures, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

Merry Mount Granite Co., Quarry owners and Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

Glencoe Granite Co., Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

T. F. Mannex, Monumental Manufacturer and Dealer, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

Joss Brothers, Monumental Work Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

Monahan & Breen, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46)

A. M. Deane & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

Quincy Co-Operative Granite Company, Wholesalers & Manufacturers, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

J. H. Bishop & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 46

Brevities, pp. 46

Field & Wild, Quarrymen, Dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

Thos. (Thomas) F. Burke & Bros., Manufacturers of Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

Norfolk Granite Company, Monument Dealers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

Wm. (William) T. Spargo, Manufacturer of Monuments, Statuary, etc., South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

McIntosh & Son, Manufacturer of Monumental Work, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

Fuller, Foley & Co., Artistic Memorials, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

William Callahan, Monumental Manufacturer, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

E. C. French, Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 47

Burton & Williams, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers in Maine Granites, Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 47

The Puritan Granite Co., Daniel & Thayer, Manufacturers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 47

Granite State Monumental Works, M. G. Gannon, Proprietor, Concord, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 47

John Duffus, Manufacturer and Dealer, Works, Williamstown, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 47

Brown & Wade, Successors to M. T. Jameson, Proprietors of the Jameson Granite Quarry, South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 47

James Kirkpatrick Monumental Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 47

Milford Brothers, Office and Works West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 47

Stevenson & Co., Steam Granite Polishing Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 47

Marble and Granite Workers Supplies

Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co., Limited, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 48

J. S. Mundy, Established 1870, Hoisting Engines, Newark, New Jersey (advertisement), pp. 48

W. H. Anderson & Son, Manufacturers and Dealers in Stone, Marble and Granite Workers’ Tools, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 48

Spadone & Cabaret, Bronze and Brass Work, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 48

J. M. Wooldridge, Manufacturer for the Granite Trade only, Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 48

George H. Curreen, Patent Polishing Box, Greenbush, New York (advertisement), pp. 48

Concord Axle Co., Concord Polishing Machine, Penacook, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 48

Trow and Holden, Makers and Dealers in Stone Cutters’ & Quarry Tools, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 48

B. C. & R. A. Tilghman, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Globules or Shot (advertisement), pp. 49

W. A. Lane, Barre, Vermont, Granite City Polishing Machine (advertisement), pp. 49

J. & R. Lamb, Stained Glass, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 49

Chicopee Bronze Works, M. H. Mosman, Proprietor, Chicopee, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 49

The International Granite Co., South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 51

“Monumental Items,” pp. 51

“Business chances, For Sale, Etc.” pp. 51

“Wanted – Situations or Help.” pp. 51

“Books For The Trade.” pp. 52

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The Monumental News Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 2, February 1892, R. J. Haight, Editor & Publisher, Chicago, Illinois (PDF)

Contents.

Editorial – 61-62

How to Raise Funds for Public Monuments – 62

Statues of Columbus – 63

Cemetery at Monaco – 64

The Matthews Mausoleum – 64

Proposed Monuments – 67

Among the Sculptors – 68

World’s Fair Notes – 70

Cemetery News – 71

Associations – 72

Tammany Monument – 75

Public Statues in America – 76

Trade Notes – 78

New Firms, Trade Changes, &tc. – 78

Bronze – 79

Trade News Among our Advertisers – 80

Quincy Correspondence – 81

Quarries - 85

Editorial – 61

“Raising Funds for Monuments,” pp. 62

(Engraving caption) “Soldiers’ Monument, Fremont, O.” (Ohio), pp. 62

“Statues of Columbus,” pp. 63

“In the Cemetery for Monte Carlo and Monaco,” pp. 64 (Photo caption) “ Neri Monument, Monaco, Italy” pp. 65; (Engraving captions) “Matthews Mausoleum, Milwaukee, Wis.” (Wisconsin) pp. 65 & “Design For a Granite Monument,” pp. 66

“Proposed Monuments,” pp. 67

“Among The Sculptors,” pp. 68

“World’s Fair Notes,” pp. 70.

“Cemetery News,” pp. 71

“Sunday Funerals,” pp. 71

“Elm Lawn Cemetery, Bay City, Mich.” (Michigan), pp. 71 (Engraving caption) “Entrance to Elm Lawn Cemetery,” pp. 71

“Associations” pp. 72

“The Indiana Meeting,” pp. 72

“The Nebraska Meeting,” pp. 72

“The Michigan Meeting,” pp. 73

“The Meeting at Boston,” pp. 74

“The Tammany Monument at Gettysburg,” pp. 75

“Epitaphs.” pp. 75

“Correspondence” pp. 75

“An Answer to Cartwright Bros.’ Problem” pp. 75

“Public Statuary in America.” pp. 76

“The Randidge Mausoleum at Forest HillsCemetery, Boston.” (Massachusetts) pp. 76

“Our Illustrations” “International Edition” pp. 76

“Unique Monuments.” pp. 77

“Ripping Up Slabs of Stone.” pp. 77

“A Peculiar Epitaph.” pp. 77

“Trade Notes.” pp. 78

“New Firms, Changes, Etc.” pp. 78

“Italian Statues.” W. C. Townsend of New York pp. 78

“Bronze,” pp. 79

“Scotch, Swedish and American,” pp. 79

M. H. Mosman, Proprietor Chicopee Bronze Works, Chicopee, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 79

J. & R. Lamb, Metal Work, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 79

Spadone & Cabaret, Bronze and Brass Work, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 79

American Bronze Co., Founders in Standard Copper Bronze, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 79

“Listen to a Tale of Woe,” pp. 80.

“Trade News Department – Among Our Advertisers,” pp. 80

“Quincy, Massachusetts – From our own Correspondent, ” (Massachusetts), pp. 81

Milne, Chalmers & Co., Monumental Works, Steam Polishing Works, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 79

Craig & Richards Granite Co., Monument Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 81

Adams & Bacon, Rutland Marble, Middlebury, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 81

James Dunn, Manufacturer, Portable Hoist, Cleveland, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 81

Thos. W. Casey, Quarry and Works, Groton, Connecticut (advertisement), pp. 81

James N. White, Stone Dealer, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 82

James H. Lancaster, New York City, New York, “The ‘Lancaster’ Rock Crushers” (advertisement), pp. 82

Frederick & Field, Quarries and Works, Quincy, Massachusetts, established 1839 (advertisement), pp. 82 (“15th and 50th New York Engineer’s Monuments, erected at Gettysburg, Designed and executed by Frederick & Field, 1891”)

T. P. Owens & sons, Manufacturers and Dealers in Quincy Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 82

McGee Marble & Granite Co., Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers, Rustic Monuments made from Bedford Stone (Indiana), Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 82

Mount Vernon Granite Co., Stone Dealers, Quincy, Massachusetts (W. Lillicrap, J. Lillicrap, and P. M. Clarke) (advertisement), pp. 82

The Levytype Co., Photo-Engravers and Designers, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 82

Adams Granite Works, George McFarlane, Proprietor, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

F. Barnicoat, Successor to F. Barnicoat & Co., Granite Statuary Portrait and Ideal Figures, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

Merry Mount Granite Co., Incorporated 1881, Quarry owners and manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

Glencoe Granite Co., Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

T. F. Mannex, Manufacturer and Dealer, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

Joss Brothers, Monumental Manufacturers, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

Quincy Co-Operative Granite Company, Wholesalers & Manufacturers of Quincy, Concord, and all Eastern Granite Monuments and Cemetery Work, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

Monahan & Breen, Manufacturers and Dealers in New England Granites, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

A. M. Deane & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 83

The Sunnyside, The oldest and best undertaking trade journal in the world, Established 1871, Frank H. Chase, Publisher, New York City, New York, pp. 83

The Crown Granite Works, Monuments, William Birse, Manager, South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 84

Melcher & Hadley, Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 84

Wood & Troup, Manufacturers and Dealers in Dark Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 84

Henderson & Dickie, Manufacturers & Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, etc., Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 84

Malnati Bros., Quincy Granite, Westerly Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 84

McDonnell & Cook, Manufacturers of Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 84

Igo, Warner Granite Co., Dealers in all kinds of Monuments, Statuary, and Cemetery Work in Dark Blue, Light Quincy, and all other Eastern Granites, Works, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 84

United Mercantile Agency, 34 School St., Room 49, Boston, Massachusetts, “You Use Bradstreet, Russell or Dun, for Financial Ratings and Special Reports but our Book of Credits (200 pages) gives the estimated wealth of all dealers and workers in Granite and Marble complete. Let us furnish you with equally as good service as you now get at an annual saving of $100 to yourself. Correspondence solicited.”

Chas. (Charles) W. McMillan, Dealer in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 84

Stark Bros., Louisiana, Missouri, Founded 1835, “Last & Bear like whole root fruit trees; see “Fruits trees….”, (advertisement), pp. 84

Hallowell Central Granite Co., Hallowell Granite, Hallowell, Maine (advertisement), pp. 84

East Milford Granite Co., Blue New Westerly or Soughegan Granite, for the Trade, East Milford, New Hampshire (advertisement) pp. 84

“Asiatic Funeral Customs,” pp. 84

McDonnell & Kelley, Manufacturers of Quincy and other New England Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 85

Richard Opie, Manufacturers of Monumental, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 85

Emslie & Kellman, Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, Tablets, Headstones, Coping, etc., Draping and Carving a Specialty, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 85

Cole & Marciasi, Successors to Robins & Co., Fine Granite Monumental Work. Statuary and Drapery a Specialty, Barre, Vermont (William Cole, and Onorato Marciasi) (advertisement), pp. 85

J. W. McDonald & Co., Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (J. W. McDonald, William McGee, J. W. Kidder) (advertisement), pp. 85

Clarihew & Gray, Manufactures of Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 85

S. Henry Barnicoat, Granite Monuments and Statuary, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 85

“Quarry Notes,” pp. 85

Field & Wild, Quarrymen, dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 86

Norfolk Granite Company, Dealers in all kinds of Monumental Statuary and Cemetery Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (W. Burke, Manager & T. O’Keefe, Treasurer (advertisement), pp. 86

William Callahan, Manufacturer of Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 86

Thos. F. Burke & Bros., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 86

Wm. T. Spargo, Manufacturer of Monuments, Statuary, etc., South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 86

Fuller, Foley & co., Artistic Memorials, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 86

E. C. French, Manufacturer and Dealer in Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 86

Burton & Williams, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers, Office and Works Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 86

GraniteState Monumental Works, M. G. Gannon, Proprietor, Concord Granite Monuments, Headstones, tablets, Urns, Statues, etc., Concord, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 86

Brown & Wade, Successors to M. T. Jameson, Proprietors of the Jameson Granite Quarry, south Thomaston, Maine (Eugene N. Brown & Frank S. Wade) (advertisement), pp. 86

Milford Brothers, Office and Works, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 86

The Puritan Granite Co., Daniel & Thayer, Manufacturers of Barre Granite Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 86

John Duffus, Manufacturer and Dealer in Dark Barre Granite Monuments, etc., Works, Williamstown, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 86

James Kirkpatrick Monumental Workers, Westerly Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 86

Stevenson & Co., Steam Granite Polishing Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 86

Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co., Limited, Crushed Steel and Steel Emery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 87

J. S. Mundy, Hoisting Engines, Newark, New Jersey (advertisement), pp. 87

W. H. Anderson & son, Manufacturers and Dealers in Stone, Marble and Granite Workers’ Tools, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 87

George H. Curreen, Patent Polishing Box, Greenbush, New York (advertisement), pp. 87

W. A. Lane, Manufacturer, Granite City Polishing Machine, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 87

Trow & Holden, Makers and Dealers in Stone Cutters’ & Quarry Tools, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 87

Van Duzen & Tift Co., Pump Department, Van Duzen’s Steam Jet Pump, Cincinnati, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 87

B. C. & R. A. Tilghman, Patent Chilled Iron Globules, or Saot, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 87

The International Granite Co. South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 88

John McLean, Bronze and Galvanized Cemetery Supplies, New York New York (advertisement), pp. 88

Concord Axle Co., Concord Polishing Machine, Penaook, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 88

Wanted Ads, pp. 88

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The Monumental News, Vol. 4, No. 3, March 1892, R. J. Haight, Editor & Publisher, Chicago, Illinois (PDF)

Contents.

Contents, pp. 98

Editorial – pp. 97-98

Monuments to Women – pp. 99

The Campo Santo at Genoa – pp. 100

Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn – pp. 101

Among the Sculptors – pp. 102

Proposed Monuments – pp. 103

World’s Fair Notes – pp. 104

Mines and Mining at the World’s Fair – pp. 105

The Dyer Monument – pp. 106

Great National Art Project – pp. 107

A Memorial to Anna Sewell – pp. 107

Cemetery Notes – pp. 109

Receiving Tomb in Oak Grove Cemetery, Gardiner, Maine – pp. 108

The Wiedmann Monument – pp. 110

Our Illustrations – pp. 110

Associations – pp. 110, 111, 112, 113, 114

Correspondence – pp. 115

Bronze – pp. 116

Trade Notes – pp. 117

New Firms, Trade Changes, &c. – pp. 117

Trade News Among our Advertisers – pp. 118

Quarries – pp. 119

Quincy Correspondence – pp. 129-121

“Editorial,” pp. 97-99

“Monuments To Women,” pp. 99

“The Campo Santo at Genoa (Italy)” – pp. 100 (Photo caption) “The Campo Santo, Genoa,” pp. 100

“Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn, Massachusetts,” pp – 101

“Among The Sculptors,” pp. 102

“Proposed Monuments,” pp. 103

“World’s Fair Notes,” pp. 104

“Mines and Mining at the World’s Fair,” pp. 105

“A Memorial to Anna Sewell, the Authoress of ‘Black Beauty.’ (includes an engraving), pp. 106

“Georgia Marble,” pp. 106

“Great National Art Project,” pp. 106

“The Dyer Memorial,” at Providence, Rhode Island; Henry H. Kitson, sculptor, pp. 10 (Photo captions: “Kitson’s Design.” “Guillon’s Design.”

“New Receiving Tomb in Oak Grove Cemetery, Gardiner, Maine,” pp. 108 (Photo captions) “Receiving Tomb Oak Grove Cemetery, Gardiner, Me.” “Plan.” “Transverse Section.”

“Cemetery Notes,” pp. 109

“A Montivideo Cemetery,” (Montevideo, Uruguay), pp. 109

“The Widemann Monument,” in the Evergreen Cemetery at Newport, Kentucky (Includes an sketch of monument), pp. 110

“Our Illustrations,” pp. 110

“Associations,” pp. 110

“Annual Meeting of the Retail and Wholesale Marble dealers’ Association at Boston,” pp. 110

“Meeting of the Ohio Marble and Granite Dealers Association,” pp. 112

“Important to Delegates to Quincy,” pp. 114

“Correspondence,” pp. 115

“The Granite Trade in Scotland,” pp. 115

“Cartwright Brothers’ Problem Explained,” pp. 115

“Reply to ‘A Tale of Woe,” pp. 115

“Bronze,” pp. 116 (Photo caption) “Bronze Tympanym. J. Massey Rhind, SC.”

“Trade Notes,” pp. 117

“New Firms, Changes, Etc. (deaths, dissolutions),” pp. 117

“Trade News Department – among Our Advertisers,” pp. 118

“New Patents,” pp. 118

“Quarry Notes,” pp. 119

R. A. Curtis, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Statuary, American and Scotch Granite, Indianapolis, Indiana (advertisement), pp. 119

Gross & Rowe, Wholesale Rustic Works, Bedford, Indiana (advertisement), pp. 119

McDonnell & Kelley, Quincy and other New England Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 120

George H. Curreen, Patent Polishing Box, Greenbush, New York (advertisement), pp. 120

Frederick & Field, Quarries and Works, Quincy, Massachusetts, Established 1839 (advertisement), pp. 120

Milne, Chalmers & Co., Quarry Owners and Manufacturers, Monumental Work, Steam Polishing Works, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 120

Craig & Richards Granite Co., Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 120

James Brennan, Prices, estimates and rules for figuring the cost of granite work (publication) (advertisement), pp. 120

“Quincy, Massachusetts,” (advertisement), pp. 120

Adams & Bacon, Stone Works, Middlebury, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 121

The Levytype Co., Photo-Engravers Designers, Chicago, Illinois Vermont (advertisement), pp. 121

Spadone & Cabaret, Bronze and Brass Work of every description for Vaults and Tombs, Doors and Gates a Specialty, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 121

Chicopee Bronze Works, M. H. Mosman, (advertisement), pp. 121

American Bronze Co., Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 121

J. & r. Lamb Mosaics, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 121

“Granite News from Barre, Vermont,” pp. 122

Emslie & Kelman, Granite Monument Dealers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 122

Cole & Marciasi, Successors to Robins & co., Fine Granite Monumental Work, Statuary and Drapery a Specialty, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 122

Richard Opie, Manufacturer of Monumental Work from Westerly Granite, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 122

Ewen & Co., Manufacturers of Monumental Work, Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 122

Hartman Manufacturing Co., The “Hartman” Patent Steel Picket Fence (advertisement), pp. 122

Melcher & Hadley, Manufacturer of Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

J. W. McDonald & Co., Quarriers and Manufacturers of Monumental Work from Light and Dark Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (J. W. McDonald, William McGee, J. W. Kidder) (advertisement), pp. 123

Clarihew & Gray, Manufacturers of Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

Charles W. McMillan, Dealer in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

Wood & Troup, Manufacturers and Dealers in Dark Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

Henderson & Dickie, Manufacturers & Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

E. C. French, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

The Puritan Granite Co., Daniel & Thayer, Manufacturers of Granite Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

John Duffus, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Dark Barre granite Monuments, etc., Works, Williamstown, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 123

Adams Granite Works, George McFarlane, Proprietor, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

McDonnell & Cook, Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts, Dealers Only (advertisement), pp. 124

Merry Mount Granite Co., Incorporated 1881, Quincy, Massachusetts (John Lavers, Agent; P. W. Driscoll, Treasurer) (advertisement), pp. 124

Glencoe Granite Co., Manufacturers of Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

Malnati Bros., Quincy and Westerly Granite, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

T. F. Mannex, Manufacturer and Dealer in Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

Joss Brothers, Manufacturers of Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

Igo & Warner Granite Co., South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

A. M. Deane & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

Quincy Co-Operative Granite Company, Wholesalers & Manufacturers of Quincy, Concord, and all Eastern Granite Monuments and Cemetery Work, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

F. Barnicoat Successor to F. Barnicoat & Co., Granite Statuary Portrait and Ideal Figures, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

J. H. Bishop & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 124

Field & Wild, Quarrymen, Dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

Norfolk Granite Company, Dealers in all kinds of Monumental statuary and Cemetery Work, W. F. Burke, Manager, and T. O’Keefe, Treasurer (advertisement), pp. 125

William T. Spargo, Manufacturer of Monuments, Statuary, etc., South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

Fuller, Foley & Co., Artistic Memorials, Granite Work, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

Mount Vernon Granite Company, New England Granites, Carving and Statuary a Specialty, Quincy, Massachusetts (W. Lillicrap, J. Lillicrap, and P.M. Clarke) (advertisement), pp. 125

McIntosh & Son, Monumental Work, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

William Callahan, Manufacturer of Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

Burton & Williams, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Maine Granites, Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 125

Milford Brothers, Office and Works, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

James N. White, Granite Dealer, Works, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 125

John O’Rourke, “Light and Dark Barre Granite from our Quarries,” Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 126

Stark Bros. Whole Root Trees, Louisiana, Missouri, founded 1835 (advertisement), pp. 126

Scientific American, Scientific American Agency for Patents, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 126

Brown & Wade, Successors to M. T. Jameson, Proprietors of the Jameson Granite Quarry, South Thomaston, Maine (Eugene N. Brown and Frank S. Wade) (advertisement), pp. 126

S. Henry Barnicoat, Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 126

United Mercantile Agency, “Book of Credits” “gives the estimated wealth of all dealers and workers in Granite and Marble…”, Boston, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 126

The Crown Granite Works, Monuments, South Thomaston, Maine, William Birss, Manager (advertisement), pp. 126

James Kirkpatrick Monumental Works, Red, White, Blue and Pink Westerly Granite, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 126

Lewis D. Gumb, Granite Dealer, Madison Pink Granite Quarried and Manufactured by Lewis D. Gumb (advertisement), pp. 126

Hallowell Central Granite Co., Hallowell, Maine (advertisement), pp. 126

East Milford Granite Co., Blue New Westerly or Soughegan Granite for the trade, East Milford, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 126

The Sunnyside, The oldest and best undertaking trade journal in the world, Established 1871, Frank H. Chase, Publisher, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 126

Stevenson & Co. Steam Granite Polishing Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 126

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The Monumental News, Vol. 4, No. 4, April 1892, R. J. Haight, Editor & Publisher, Chicago, Illinois (PDF)

Contents.

Editorial – pp. 137

The Sidon Sarcophagi – pp. 138

Gold and Ivory Sculpture – pp. 138

Sculpture for the Chicago Exposition – pp. 139

The Monumental Profession in a Spanish City – pp. 139

Busts of Washington – pp. 140

Native and Foreign Art – pp. 140

Martin Millmore Monument – pp. 141

Among the Sculptors – pp. 142

Proposed Monuments – pp. 143

World’s Fair Notes – pp. 144-145

Kensal Green Cemetery, London, England – pp. 146

A California Cemetery – pp. 147

Ohio World’s Fair Monument – pp. 147

A Monument to Glass Workers – pp. 147

The MajorAndreMonument – pp. 148

Rare and Beautiful Colored Marbles from Japan – pp. 148

As to Business Methods – pp. 149

Correspondence – pp. 150

Associations – pp. 151

Bronze – pp. 152

Trade Notes – pp. 153

Quarry Notes – pp. 154

Trade News Among our Advertisers – pp. 156, 157, 158

Quincy Correspondence – pp. 159-160

Barre Correspondence – pp. 161

“Editorial – pp. 137

“The Sidon Sarcophagi,” “Eighteen sarcophagi, excavated at Sidon form the principal objects of interest in a new museum at Constantinople….” pp. 138

“Gold and Ivory Sculpture,” pp. 138

“Sculpture for the Chicago Exposition,” pp. 139

“The Monumental Profession in a Spanish City,” (Barcelona, Spain), pp. 139

“Busts of Washington,” pp. 140

“Native and Foreign Art,” pp. 140

“The Martin Millmore Monument,” pp. 141 (Photo caption) “The Martin Millmore Monument. D. E. French, Sculptor.”

“Among the Sculptors,” pp. 142

“Proposed Monuments,” pp. 143

“Monumental Items,” pp. 143 (Photo caption) “The Genii of Transportation. Bas-relief for main entrance of Transportation building. John J. Boyle, Sculptor.” – pp. 144

“Manufacturers’ Building,” (“The building designed for Manufacturers and Liberal Arts at the World’s Fair is the largest ever contemplated or erected for a similar purpose….”)

“The Major Andre Monument,” pp. 148

“Rare and Beautiful Colored Marbles from Japan,” pp. 148

“As to Business Methods,” pp. 149 (Sketch caption: “Design for a Marker”)

“Correspondence,” pp. 150

“Associations,” pp. 151

“Our Illustrations,” pp. 151

“Bronze,” pp. 152

The Levytype Co., Photo-Engravers and Designers, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 152

National Fine Art Foundry, Maurice J. Power, Established 1868, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 152

Spadone & Cabaret, Bronze and Brass Work, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 152

Chicopee Bronze Works, M. H. Mosman, Proprietor, Chicopee, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 152

American Bronze Co., Founders in Standard Copper Bronze, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 152

J. & R. Lamb, Stained Glass, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 152

George H. Curreen, Patent Polishing Box, Greenbush, New York (advertisement), pp. 153

Franklin Hardwick & Son, Granite Dealers, Quincy, Massachusetts (Franklin Hardwick & C. F. Hardwick) (advertisement), pp. 153

New England Memorial Restoring Co., New York City, New York. “Perfect Memorial Restorations Without Acids” (advertisement), pp. 153

“Trade Notes,” pp. 153

“Quarry Notes,” pp. 154

Ryegate Granite Works Co., South Ryegate, Vermont, Quarry Owners, Manufacturers and Dealers in Ryegate, Standard and Barre Granites (advertisement) pp. 154 (Photo caption) “5th Michigan Infantry Monument at Gettysburg.”

“The Middlebrook Granite Quarries For Lease at Middlebrook, Missouri, Iron Mountain Co., St. Louis, Missouri,” (advertisement), pp. 154

Addison Black Granite Quarry Land For Sale (Also called Black Diamond), “Four hundred acres of unimproved quarry land….” John L. Dalot, Addison Point, Maine (advertisement), pp. 154

New firm of Messrs. Jonathan S. Swingle, Secretary, & Alexander Falconer, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 155 (Sketch captions) “J. S. Swingle” and “Alex. Falconer”

E. C. Willison, Granites and Monuments, (advertisement), pp. 156

E. C. Willison, the Kavanagh Hand-Polishing, Sawing and Drilling Machine, Kansas City, Missouri; Aberdeen, Scotland; Montpelier, Vermont; South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 156

Fulton Iron & Engine Works, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 157

Adams & Bacon, Stone Manufacturer, Middlebury, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 158

James Dunn, Manufacturer of Bailey’s Steel or Iron Portable Hoist, Cleveland, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 158

Thomas W. Casey, Groton Granite, Quarry and Works, Groton, Connecticut (advertisement), pp. 158

Foster & Richards, Monumental Designers and Draughtsmen, Designs on Silk a Specialty, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 158

Moir Granite Co., Quarrymen and Manufacturers of Red and Gray Granites, Beebe Plain, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 159

“Quincy, Massachusetts,” pp. 159

James H. Lancaster, The “ Lancaster” Rock Crushers, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 160

Frederick & Field, Quarries and Works, Quincy, Massachusetts, Established 1839 (advertisement), pp. 160

Milne & Chalmers, Quarry Owners and Manufacturers Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Steam Polishing Works (advertisement), pp. 160

Craig & Richards Granite Co., Dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 160

James N. White, Stone Dealer, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 161

Richard Opie, Manufacturer of Monumental Work from Quincy Granite, etc., Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 161

Ewen & co., Manufacturers of Monumental Work from Red, White and Blue Westerly Granite, and Barre, & Quincy Granite, Works: Westerly, Rhode Island, “The Trade Only Supplied” (advertisement), pp. 161

Maine Red Granite Co., Red Beach Red Granite & Beaver Lake Black Granite, Red Beach, Maine (advertisement), pp. 161

Machiasport Granite Co., Light Red Granite, Monumental and Building Work, Machiasport, Maine (advertisement), pp. 161

Robert Eckerlein, Centre Groton, Connecticut, Centre Groton Granite adapted for Monumental and Cemetery Work (advertisement), pp. 161

“Barre, Vermont (Correspondence),” pp. 161

R. A. Curtis, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Statuary, American and Scotch Granite, Indianapolis, Indiana (advertisement), pp. 162

Gross & Rowe, Wholesale Rustic Works, Bedford Stone, Bedford, Indiana (advertisement), pp. 162

John A. Connon, Manufacturer and Dealer, Barre Granite Monuments and Cemetery Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 162

The North American Iron Works, Foundry: Brooklyn, New York (advertisement), pp. 162

John O’Rourke, Proprietor of the Barre Standard Granite Quarries, Manufacturer of Monumental and Building Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 162

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The Monumental News, Vol. 4, No. 5, May 1892, R. J. Haight, Editor & Publisher, Chicago, Illinois (PDF)

Contents.

Editorial – pp. 177

The Grant Monument – pp. 178

The Saratoga Monument – pp. 180

Ruins of Ancient Copan – pp. 181

Among the Sculptors – pp. 182

Proposed Monuments – pp. 183

World’s Fair Letter – pp. 184

The Unknown – pp. 184

The Columbus Fountain – p. 185

Monuments in Brussels – pp. 186

Design for Granite Monument – pp. 187

Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, New York – pp. 188

Forrest Park, Springfield, Massachusetts – pp. 189

Associations – pp. 190

Quarry Notes – pp. 192

Trade Notes – pp. 193

Trade Changes, New Firms – pp. 194

An Important Transfer – pp. 194

Our Illustrations – pp. 195

Trade News Among our Advertisers – pp. 196

Bronze – pp. 198

Correspondence, - 199, 200, 201

Business Changes, For Sale, etc. – pp. 208

“Editorial,” pp. 177

“The Grant Monument ” (in New York ), pp. 178 (Sketch caption) “The Proposed Grant Monument.”

“The Washington Arch ” (in New York ), pp. 179

“The Saratoga Monument ” (commemorating the Battle of Saratoga in New York ) (Photo captions) “Statue of General Gates.” “Statue of General Schuyler” and a photograph of the Saratoga Monument is included. pp. 180

“Ruins of Ancient Copan ” (in Honduras), pp. 181

“Design for a Marker” (photograph), pp. 181

“Among The Sculptors,” pp. 182

“Proposed Monuments,” pp. 83

“World’s Fair Letter,” from Jackson Park, April 25, 1892, pp. 184

“The ‘Unknown,’” (headstones for unknown soldiers’ graves in village and private cemeteries), pp. 184

“The Columbus Fountain,” (monuments in New York; Scranton, Pennsylvania) (a sketch is included of one of the Columbus Fountains), pp. 185

“Monuments in Brussels,” (Photo caption) “Monumental Fountain to Counts D’Egmont and De Horne, Brussels,” (in Belgium ), pp. 186

“Design For a Granite Monument,” Foster &c Richards (sketch), pp. 187

“Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, New York,” (plans for the new cemetery), pp. 188

“Forest Park at Springfield, Massachusetts” (Photo caption) “The Barney Mausoleum in Forest Park, Springfield, Mass.” pp. 189

“Associations,” pp. 190

“The Quincy Conference ” (Massachusetts ), pp. 190 (Photo caption) “Delegates to the Quincy Conference.” pp. 191

“Quarry Notes,” pp. 192

F. H. Venn, Jr., Monumental Draftsman, Chicago, Illinois “A Good Design is Half the Battle. Artistic Perspectives Executed in Water Color and with the Air Brush.” (advertisement), pp. 192

“Trade Notes,” pp. 193

“New Firms, Changes, Etc.,” pp. 194

“Notice to the Trade.” pp. 194

“An Important Transfer.” pp 194

“The 44th New York Infantry Monument, Gettysburg,” pp. 95

“Our Illustrations,” pp. 195

“Frederick & Field, Quarries and Works, Quincy, Massachusetts, Established 1839 (advertisement), pp. 195

Milne & Chalmers, Quarry Owners and Manufacturers, Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Steam Polishing Works, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 195

E. T. Barnum, Vases, Settees, Chairs, Iron Fences, Cemetery Fences, Fountains, Lawn Furniture, Vault Gates, Tubular Fences, Grave Guards, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 195

Henderson & Dickie, Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 195

Hooker & Martin, Successors to John O’Rourke & Co., Manufacturers and Dealers, Plainfield, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 195

E. C. French, Manufacturer of and Dealers in Monumental Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 195

The Puritan Granite Co., Daniel & Thayer, Monumental Works, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 195

Hooker & Martin, Successors to John O’Rourke & Co., Manufacturers and Dealers, Plainfield, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 195

E. C. Willison, Monument Dealer (advertisement), pp. 196

E. C. Willison, Kavanagh Hand-Polishing, Sawing and Drilling Machine, Kansas City, Missouri; Aberdeen, Scotland; Montpelier, Vermont; South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 196

Mitchell Granite Co., 1846-1892, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 196

“Trade News Department – Among Our Advertisers,” pp. 196

Moir Granite Co., Red and Gray Granites, Beebe Plain, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 197

“Bronze,” pp. 198

Irving, Monumental Photographs For the Trade, Troy, New York (advertisement), pp. 198

The Levytype Co., Engravers and Designers, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 198

National Fine Art Foundry, Established 1868, Maurice J. Power, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 198

Spadone & Cabaret, Bronze and Brass Work, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 198

American Bronze Co., Founders in Standard Copper Bronze, Chicago, Illinois (Sketch caption) “Gen. U.S. Grant, Galena, Ill. ”

McGillvray & Jones, Quarry Owners and manufacturers Dark Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 199

J. E. Bolles & Co., Vault Doors, Hinges and Locks in Iron or Bronze, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 199

Igo & Warner Granite Co., Dealer in Monuments, Statuary and Cemetery Work in Dark Blue, Light Quincy and all other Eastern granites, Works, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 199

“Quincy, Massachusetts,” pp. 199

Addison Black Granite Quarry Land For Sale, (Also called Black Diamond), John L. Dalot, Addison Point, Maine (advertisement), pp. 200

James H. Lancaster, “The ‘ Lancaster ’ Rock Crushers, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 200

Fulton Iron and Engine Works, Detroit, Michigan, Sure-Grip Steel Tackle Block, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 200

Adams & Bacon, Grandon Italiana and Florentine Blue, and Rutland Marble, Middlebury, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 200

James Dunn, Manufacturer of Bailey’s Steel or Iron Portable Hoist, Cleveland, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 200

Thomas W. Casey, Quarry and Works, Groton Granite, Groton, Connecticut (advertisement), pp. 200

“Barre, Vermont (Correspondence),” pp. 201

Richard Opie, Manufacturer of Monumental Work from Westerly Granite, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 201

James N. White, Quincy Granite Dealer, Works: West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 201

Ewen & Co., Manufacturers of Monumental Work from red, white, and blue Westerly granite, Works: Westerly, Rhode Island. “The Trade Only Supplied.” (advertisement), pp. 201

Maine Red granite Co., Red Beach, Maine (advertisement), pp. 201

Machiasport Granite Co., Machiasport, Maine (advertisement), pp. 201

Robert Eckerlein, Centre Groton Granite, Centre Groton, Connecticut (advertisement), pp. 201

“Design For a Monument,” pp. 202

Franklin Hardwick & Son, Dealers in Rough, Hammered and Polished Granite (Franklin Hardwick and C. F. Hardwick), Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 202

Malnati Bros., Westerly Granite, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 202

Monahan & Breen, Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers in New England Granites, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 202

A. Marnock & Co., Headquarters for Scotch, Swede, and all American Granite, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 202

T. P. Owens & Son, Manufacturers and Dealers of Quincy Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 203

Mount Vernon Granite Company, New England Granites (W. Lillicrap, J. Lillicrap, P. M. Clark), Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 203

Emslie & Kelman, Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 203

Cole & Marciasi, Successors to Robins & Co., Fine Granite Monumental Work. Statuary and Drapery a Specialty, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 203

“Epitaphs,” pp. 203

Adams Granite Works, George McFarlane, Proprietor, Monuments, Statuary, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

McDonnell & Cook, Manufacturers of Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Dealers Only (advertisement), pp. 204

Chicopee Bronze Works, M. H. Mosman, Chicopee, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

Merry Mount Granite Co., Monuments, Statuary, etc., Works: Quincy, Adams Station, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

Glencoe Granite Co., Manufacturers of dark and light Quincy Granite and all eastern Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

F. Barnicoat, Successor to F. Barnicoat & Co., Granite Statuary, Portrait and Ideal Figures, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

T. F. Mannex, Manufacturer and Dealer in Plain and Ornamental Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

Joss Brothers, Manufactures of Quincy granite Monumental work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

The North American Iron Works (foundry), Brooklyn New York (advertisement), pp. 204

Quincy Cooperative Granite Company, Wholesalers & Manufacturers of Quincy, Concord, and all Eastern Granite, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 204

John O’Rourke, Proprietor of the Barre Standard Granite Quarries, Manufacturer of Monumental and Building Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 204

W. T. Fitzgerald, Attorney at Law, Patent, Washington, D.C. (advertisement), pp. 204

John A. Connon, Manufacturer and Dealer, Barre Granite Monuments and Cemetery Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 204

McDonnell & Kelley, Manufacturers of Quincy and other New England Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

Wood & Troup, Dark Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 205

Field & Wild, Quarrymen, Dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

Melcher & Hadley, Manufacturers of Barre Granite Monuments, Cemetery Work, etc., Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 205

Norfolk Granite Company, W. Burke, Manager, T. O’Keefe, Treasurer, Dealers in all kinds of Monumental Statuary and Cemetery Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

McIntosh & Son, Manufacturers of all kinds of Monumental Work, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

William Callahan, Manufacturer of Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

Thomas F. Burke & Bros., Manufacturers of Quincy Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

William T. Spargo, Manufacturers of Monuments, Statuary, Cemetery Work, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

Milford Brothers, Office and Works West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

Fuller, Foley & Co., Artistic Memorials, Granite Work of Every Description, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 205

New England Memorial Restoring Co., New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 205

John Duffus, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Dark Barre Granite Monuments, Works, Williamstown, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 205

Marble Workers’ Manual: Containing practical information respecting marbles in general, their cutting, working and polishing; veneering of marble; mosaices (sic); composition and use of artificial marble, stuccos, cements, recipts (sic), secrets, etc., etc., Translated from the French, by M. L. Booth, with an appendix concerning American Marble, 12 mo. cloth, $1.50. We will send the above and The Monumental News one year $2.00. (advertisement), pp. 205 (Please Note: You can read this book, “Marble Workers’ Manual” on this Stone Quarries and Beyond web site in the “Articles” section.)

United Mercantile Agency, Book of Credits, Boston, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 206

Scientific American Agency for Patents, Scientific American, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 206

Brown & Wade, Eugene N. Brown and Frank S. Wade, Successors to M. T. Jameson, Proprietors of the Jameson Granite Quarry, South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 206

S. Henry Barnicoat, Quincy Granite Monuments and Statuary, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 206

Lewis D. Gumb, Quarrier and Manufacturer of Madison Pink Granite, Lowell, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 206

John McLean, Bronze and Galvanized Cemetery Supplies, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 206

Hallowell Central Granite Co., Hallowell Granite in the rough, Hallowell, Maine (advertisement), pp. 206

East Milford Granite Co., Manufacturers of Blue New Westerly or Souhegan Granite for the Trade, “We control the output of the extensive blue New Westerly granite quarries of Messrs. Young & Son of Milford, N.Y. ” (advertisement), pp. 206

Crown Granite Works, Monuments, South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 206

James Kirkpatrick Monumental Works, Red, White, Blue and Pink Westerly Granite, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 206

The Sunnyside, the oldest & best undertaking trade journal in the world, Established 1871, Frank H. Chase, Publisher, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 206

Stevenson & Co. Steam Granite Polishing Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 206

Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co., Limited, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 207

J. S. Mundy, Established 1870, Hoisting Engines, Newark, New Jersey (advertisement), pp. 207

W. H. Anderson & Son, Manufacturers of and Dealers in Stone, Marble and Granite Workers’ Tools, Jacks, Derricks and Tooth Chisels, Machinery, &c, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 207

B. C. & R. A. Tilghman, Patent Chilled Iron Globules, or Shot, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 207

Perry & Demeritt, Manufacturers of Superior Iron Frame Polishing Machines, Montpelier, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 207

Granite City Polishing Machine, W. A. Lane, Manufacturer, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 207

The Van Duzen & Tift Co., Pump Department, Van Duzen’s Steam Jet Pump, Cincinnati, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 207

Concord Polishing Machine, in successful operation at many of the best polishing mills in New England, Cincinnati, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 207

Concord Axle Co., Concord Polishing Machine, Penacook, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 207

Foster & Richards, Monumental Designers and Draughtsmen, Designs on Silk a Specialty, A. E. Foster and W. A. Richards, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 208

“Business Chances, For Sale, Etc.,” pp. 208

“Wanted – Situations or Help,” pp. 208

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The Monumental News, Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1892, R. J. Haight, Editor & Publisher, Chicago, Illinois (PDF)

Contents.

Editorial – pp. 217

The New England Granite Troubles– pp. 218

The Salon of 1892, pp. 220

Associations, pp. 221

Our Illustrations, pp. 221

Among the Sculptors, pp. 222

Proposed Monuments, pp. 223

World’s Fair Notes, pp. 224

Woking (sic) Cemetery, pp. 225

Early Cemeteries, pp. 225

The Monuments of Brussels, pp. 226

Famous Onyx Stone, pp. 226

Suggestions on the Care of Country Cemeteries, pp. 227

Art at the Altar, pp. 228

The Wisconsin Monolith, pp. 228

Burials in Westminster Abbey, pp. 229

Modern Cremation, pp. 230

The Kingsley Memorial Chapel, pp. 231

A Cemetery Chapel at Moderate Cost, pp. 231

Luxurious Homes of the Dead, pp. 232

Opposed to Cremation, pp. 232

Trade Notes, pp. 233

New Firms, Changes, etc., pp. 233

Bronze, pp. 234

Correspondence, pp. 235-236

Nature’s Monument at Washington, pp. 237

Trade News Among our Advertisers, pp. 238-239

“Editorial,” pp. 217

“This New England Granite Troubles,” pp. 218 (Photo caption) “Leonard W. Volks Statue of Abraham Lincoln for the Rochester, N.Y. Soldiers’ Monument.” pp. 220

“Memorial Day and Soldiers’ Monuments,” pp. 219

“The Salon of 1892,” pp. 220

“Associations,” pp. 221

“The Largest Corinthian Cap in the United States,” pp. 221 (Includes a photograph capital of the stone is included. “The Corinthian capital of the Confederate soldiers’ monument on Libby Hill, Richardman, Virginia, which was placed in position last month is the largest granite capital of the kind in the United States…The granite was quarried and cut by the Petersburg Granite Quarrying Co., of Petersburg, Va., for Mr. James Netherwood, the Richmond Contractor.”)

“Our Illustrations,” pp. 221

“Among the Sculptors,” pp. 222

“Proposed Monuments,” pp. 223

“World’s Fair Notes,” pp. 224

“Working Cemetery, London (England),” pp. 225

“Early Cemeteries,” pp. 225

“The Monuments of Brussels,” pp. 226 (Photo caption) “The Congress Column”

“Famous Onyx Stone,” pp. 226

“Suggestions on the Care of Country Cemeteries,” pp. 227

“Art at the Altar,” pp. 228

“Burials in Westminster Abbey (England),” pp. 229

“Modern Cremation,” pp. 230

“The Kingsley Memorial Chapel,” (near the entrance to the Rome Cemetery, Rome, New York), pp. 231 (Photo caption) “Design for Kingsley Memorial Chapel, Rome, N.Y.”

“A Cemetery Chapel at Moderate Cost,” The Illustrated Carpenter and Builder, of London, published the accompanying sketch….” pp. 231

“Luxurious Homes of the Dead” (in Montevideo), pp. 232

“Opposed to Cremation,” pp. 232

“Trade Notes,” pp. 233

“New Firms, Changes, Etc.,” pp. 233 “Notice to Subscribers”

“Bronze,” pp. 234

National Fine Art Foundry, Established 1868, Casts, Artists’ Models, Maurice J. Power (advertisement), pp. 234

Spadone & Cabaret, Bronze and Brass works, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 234

American Bronze co., Founders in Standard Copper Bronze, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 234

Chicopee Bronze Works, M. H. Mosman, Proprietors, Chicopee, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 234

The North American Iron Works, Brooklyn, New York (advertisement), pp. 234

“Quincy, Massachusetts,” pp. 235

“Barre, Vermont,” pp. 236

W. C. Townsend, Importer and Manufacturer, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 236

“Nature’s Monument at Washington,” pp. 237

Irving, Monumental Photographs for the Trade, Troy, New York (advertisement), pp. 237

The Granite Monument Design Co., Photographs of Granite Monuments, Cleveland, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 237

R. A. Curtis, Importer and wholesale Dealer, Indianapolis, Indiana (advertisement), pp. 237

F. H. Venn, Jr., Monumental Draftsman, Chicago, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 237

E. H. Gibson, Monumental Draughting on Silk, Satin or Paper, Rockford, Illinois (advertisement), pp. 237

Foster & Richards, A. E. Foster and W. A. Richards, Monumental Designers (advertisement), pp. 237

Moir Granite Co., Beebe Plain, Vermont “We have works in Canada and Vermont….” (advertisement), pp. 238

“Trade News Among Our Advertisers,” pp. 238

John L. Dalot, Addison Black Granite Quarry Land for Sale (Also called Black Diamond) (advertisement), pp. 239

Cook & Watkins, Monument Designs, Boston, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 239

Adams & Bacon, Specialty of block, sawed, and finished Brandon Italian and Florentine Blue and Rutland Marble, Middlebury, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 239

Swingle & Falconer, American and Foreign Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 240

Standard Granite Company Quarries, Rough Stock from their Woodbury Quarry (“Light grey even and uniform in color and texture….”, P.O. Box: Hardwick, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 240

F. S. Cary & Co., Importers & Wholesaler Dealers Granite, Marble, & Statuary, Zanesville, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 240

James N. White, Dark and Light Quincy Granites, Works: West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 240

Cole & Marciasi, Successors to Robins & Co., Fine Granite Monumental Work, Statuary and Drapery a Specialty, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 240

Barclay Bros., Manufacturers and Steam Polishers, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

Park & Dunbar, Manufacturers and Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

The Crown Granite Works, Monuments, William Birss, Manager, Office and Works: South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 241

Wood & Troup, Manufacturers and Dealers in Dark Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

E. C. French, Manufacturer of and Dealer of all kinds of Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

Melcher & Hadley, Manufacturers of Barre Granite Monuments and Cemetery Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

Henderson & Dickie, Manufacturers & dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, etc., Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

John A. Connon, Barre Granite Monuments and Cemetery Work, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

John O’Rourke, Barre Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

Littlejohn & Milne, Quarriers and Manufacturers, Barre Granite, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 241

Monahan & Breen, Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers in all New England Granites, Monuments, Headstones, etc., West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 241

New Westerly Granite Co., Manufacturers and Dealers in white granite monumental and building work, Milford, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 241

East Milford Granite Co., Blue New Westerly or Souhegan Granite For the Trade, East Milford, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 242

United Mercantile Agency, Book of Credits, Boston, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 242

The Ponemah Granite Quarrying & Manufacturing Co., Quarry & /Works: Milford, New Hampshire, F. J. Fuller, Manager, Amherst Station, New Hampshire, “Use Ponemah Granite for all kinds of Monumental Work, Statuary &c.” (advertisement), pp. 242

McDonnell & Kelley, Stone Manufacturer, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Thos. F. Burke & Bros., manufacturers of Quincy Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Franklin Hardwick & Son, Franklin Hardwick and C. F. Hardwick, Dealers in Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Field & Wild, Quarrymen, Dark Blue Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Norfolk Granite Company, W. Burke, Manager, and T. O’Keefe, Treasurer, Dealers in Monumental Statuary and Cemetery Work “In dark blue and Light Quincy, Oak Hill and Clark’s Island, and all other eastern granites,” Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Glencoe Granite Co., Manufacturers of Dark and Light Quincy Granite and all Eastern Granites, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Sm. T. Spargo, Manufacturers of Monuments, Statuary, etc., South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

A. Marnock & Co., headquarters for Scotch, Swede, and all American Granite, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

McIntosh & son, Manufacturers of Monumental Work, South Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

William Callahan, Manufacturer of Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

T. F. Mannex, Manufacturer and Dealer in Plain and Ornamental Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Fuller, Foley & Co., Artistic Memorials. Granite Work of Every Description, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

Milford Brothers, Office and Works: West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 243

“Books,” pp. 244

McDonnell & Cook, Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

Adams Granite Works, George McFarlane, Proprietor, Monuments, Statuary, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

Merry Mount Granite Co., Incorporated 1881, Quarry owners & manufacturers Monuments, Statuary, etc., from Light and Dark Quincy Granite, New England Granites, Works: Quincy Adams Station, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

S. Henry Barnicoat, Quincy Granite, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

F. Barnicoat, Successor to F. Barnicoat & Co., Granite Statuary Portrait and Ideal Figures, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

Joss Brothers, Manufactures of Quincy Granite Monumental Work, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

E. T. Barnum, Manufacturer of Vases, Settees, Chairs, Fountains, Lawn Furniture, Iron Fences, Cemetery Fences, Vault Gates, Tubular Fences, Grave Guards, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 244

A. M. Deane & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

J. H. Bishop & Co., Manufacturers of Granite Monuments, West Quincy, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 244

Rutland Granite Co., Rutland, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 245

J. F. Townsend, Scotch, Swede, and American Granites, Italian Statuary, Columbus, Ohio; Barre, Vermont; (Foreign Office) Aberdeen, Scotland; Carrara, Italy (advertisement), pp. 245

Scientific American, Patents, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 245

Lewis D. Gumb, Granite Dealer, Lowell, Massachusetts (advertisement), pp. 245

Hallowell Central Granite Co., Granite Dealer, Hallowell, Maine (advertisement), pp. 245

Chicago Commercial Company, “World’s Fair Exhibitors…Do you desire the services of a reliable company to receive, install and superintend your exhibit during the World’s Columbian Exposition? We can save you money. Unexceptional (sic) references….” (advertisement), pp. 245

Main Red Granite Co., Red Beach Red Granite and Beaver Lake Black Granite, Red Beach, Maine (advertisement), pp. 245

Machiasport Granite Co., Granite Monumental and Building Work, Machiasort, Maine (advertisement), pp. 245

Brown & Wade, Successors to M. T. Jameson, Proprietors of the Jameson Granite Quarry, South Thomaston, Maine (advertisement), pp. 245

Stevenson & Co., Steam Granite Polishing Works, Westerly, Rhode Island (advertisement), pp. 245

John Duffus, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Dark Barre Granite Monuments, Quarries, Barre, Works, Williamstown, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 245

Hooker & Martin, Successors to John O’Rourke & Co., Manufacturers of and Dealers in Barre and Plainfield Granite Monuments, Tablets, etc., Plainfield, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 245

“Hardening and Tempering Tools,” pp. 246.

Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co., Ltd., Crushed Steel and Steel Emery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (advertisement), pp. 246

James Dunn, Manufacturer of Bailey’s Steel or Iron Portable Hoist, Cleveland, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 246

James H. Lancaster, The “ Lancaster” Rock Crushers, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 246

The Levytype Co., Photo-Engravers and Designers, Chicago (advertisement), pp. 246

C. F. Maynord & Co., Manufacturers of Lifting Jacks, Fairhaven, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 246

W. H. Anderson & Son, Manufacturers of and Dealers in Stone, Marble and Granite Workers’ Tools, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 247

J. S. Mundy, Established 1870, Hoisting Engines, Newark, N. J. (advertisement), pp. 247

B.C. & R. A. Tilghman, Patent chilled iron globules, or shot, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (advertisement), pp. 247

Perry & Demeritt, Manufacturers of Superior Iron Frame Polishing Machines, Montpelier, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 247

W. A. Lane, Manufacturer, Granite City Polishing Machine, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 247

The Van Duzen & Tift Co., Pump Department, Van Duzen’s Steam Jet Pump,Cincinnati, Ohio (advertisement), pp. 247

Concord Axle Co., Manufacturer of the Concord Polishing Machine, Penacook, New Hampshire (advertisement), pp. 247

John McLean, Bronze and Galvanized Cemetery Supplies, New York City, New York (advertisement), pp. 247

W. T. Fitzgerald, Patent Attorney-at-Law, Washington, D.C. (advertisement), pp. 247

J. E. Bolles and Co., Iron Fences, Detroit, Michigan (advertisement), pp. 247

“Business Chances, For Sale, Etc.,” & “Wanted – Situations or Help,” (advertisement), pp. 248

Chas. W. McMillan, Dealer in Barre Granite Monuments, Barre, Vermont (advertisement), pp. 248

Emslie & Kelman, Dealers in Barre Granite Monuments, Tablets, Headstones, Coping, etc., Draping and Carving a specialty (advertisement), pp. 248

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