. The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress. llow pine timber,16,000 pounds solder, 10 acres ofgravel roofing, 150,000 square feetwire glass, 40,000 pounds of putty toset the same. There are 56,000square yards water-proofing and Note.—The illustrations for this article are made about 200 acres of painting, reducedto single coat. The inscriptions carved in thegranite wall of the entrance give thisinformation : MDCCCXCVII. This building erected by The Boston Terminal Company Composed of The Boston & Albany Railroad Company, The New England Railroad Company,Boston
. The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress. llow pine timber,16,000 pounds solder, 10 acres ofgravel roofing, 150,000 square feetwire glass, 40,000 pounds of putty toset the same. There are 56,000square yards water-proofing and Note.—The illustrations for this article are made about 200 acres of painting, reducedto single coat. The inscriptions carved in thegranite wall of the entrance give thisinformation : MDCCCXCVII. This building erected by The Boston Terminal Company Composed of The Boston & Albany Railroad Company, The New England Railroad Company,Boston & Providence Railroad Corporation,Old Colony Railroad Company,The New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-road Company. MDCCCXCVII. Josiah Ouincy, Mayor of Boston. The Boston Terminal Company. Samuel Hoar, Royal Chapin Taft, Charles Peter Clark, Charles Longhead Covering, Francis Lee Higginson, Trustees. George B. Francis, Resident Engineer. Norcross Brothers, Builders. Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Architects. from photographs by W. H. Weller, of Boston. IHESl. JOHN G. SINCLAIR. John G. Sinclair, a time-honored resident of Uethlehem, died at his summerhome, June 27, after a brief illness. He was born in Barnstead, March 25, following a country merchants life for several years he prepared for collegeat Newbury, Vt., institution, but owing to business ambition gave up the collegeidea and soon attained an enviable business reputation. Mr. Sinclair represented the town in the state legislature six different terms,and was elected senator one term, and once was Democratic nominee for UnitedStates senator. In 1866, 67, and ;68 he was Democratic candidate for governor,and was chairman of the state delegation in the National Democratic conventionin 1868. He was the father of Col. Charles A. Sinclair, \^ho died in April. 64 NEW HAMPSHIRE NECROLOGY. REV. JOHN WOOD. Rev. John Wood, a prominent Congregational clergyman, died at Fitchburg,Mass., July 7, aged nearly 90 years. He was a
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