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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1884

Page

4

Beware of Counterfeits in Wood Stock Carpets

Counterfeit wood stock carpets are circulating. Genuine imports sold only by John H. Pray, Sons & Co. as sole U.S. agents.

Woodstock John H. Pray, Sons & Co United States

Silent era plays and shows across Boston venues

A compiled list of performances at BIJOU-A eS to Africa-Evening, BOSTON SEUM with Sweet hearts and Tom Cobb-Evening, BOSTON THEATRE with The Silver King-Evening, BOYLSTON MUSEUM Variety Af ternoon and Evening, PARK THEATRE with Salsbury's Troubadours in Three of a Kind-Evening, HOWARD ATHENIUM A Great Variet Show-Evening, and GLOBE THEATRE y Partner-Evening.

BIJOU Africa Boston Seum The Museum Company Tom Cobb Boston Theatre Boylston Museum Park Theatre Salsbury Howard Athenium Globe Theatre

Philadelphia Auctions and Goods Sales Schedule

This Day. 12 A M fruit and hats in Philadelphia. Samuel Bunting's S at 10 A M boots and shoes. Johnson Moody Co 10 A M dry goods. John H Osgocc. Wednesday April 2 11.80 A M stocks R L Day Co 12 M stocks Francis Henshaw No 10.30 boots and shoes J W Bradley Co 12.30 P M boots and shoes Smith Fegan Baker 11 A M carriages A M Bates. Thursday April 3 dry goods notions in Philadelphia Samuel Bunting's Sons Co boots and shoes in Philadelphia Lippincott Son.

Horatio Harris & Go Philadelphia Samuel Bunting Johnson, Moody & Co John H Osgocc R L Day & Co Francis Henshaw & No J W Bradley & Go Smith, Fegan & Baker Bates Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co Lippincott & Son

Parish and city notes from Newton area church meetings

The First Parish church annual meeting shows total receipts of 2052.97 and disbursements of 2945.92 with 167.01 on hand. Officers elected include Clerk J W Tilson and Treasurer Joseph L Bicknell. The Unitarian society extends a call to Rev Benjamin H Bailey of Marblehead. Board of Aldermen discusses police and business matters in Newton. Melros Lyceum committee organized. Congregational parish meets with officers elected and budget approved. Rev E S Tead accepts call to Prospect Hill church in Somerville. new fire alarm striker installed at Central Square Baptist church in Cambridge.

Board of Aldermen Charles River App Eliot Harvard College Col. T. Higginson First Universalist Vestry J. H. Millitt J.w.tilson Joseph L. Bicknell John Sprague J. F. Senter Laban Beal Prudential J. H. Whitaker C. F. Small W. W. Winship R. M. Yale C. W.werkins Unitarian Society Benjamin H. Bailey Marblehead Lyceum Committee J. W. Farwell E. H. Goss Congregational Parish A. Lovejoy C. C. Goss Er. H. Goss John Buffum I. A. Cochran M. S. Page A. ©. Goss L. W. Gilman E. 8. Tead Cumberland Mills E. L. Tead National Exchange Bank of Boston Prospect Hill Church Somerville Cambridge

Meeting at Old South for Navajo teacher aid

Rev Phillips Brooks chaired a Massachusetts Indian Association gathering at Old South meeting house to back a Navajo teacher. Major Riordan described oppression, scarce water, grazing limits, and promised aid and surveys. Gen Armstrong praised Navajo resilience, urged continued mission work, and noted progress toward civilization and Indian education. Subscriptions closed the meeting.

Gen. Armstrong Major Riordan Old South Meeting House Massachusetts Indian Association Phillips Brooks Armstrong Hampton School Washington Peyter Indian Association Navajo Reservation Jiordan Fort Wingate McKenzie Cambridge

Adjourned Ward Meetings Elect Democratic Caucus Tickets

In wards 13 15 and 16 Democrats held adjourned caucuses in memory of late ex Alder man J J Flynn. Ward 13 saw a record turnout about 800 voting for at large and precinct tickets led by James A Murphy Edward Hayden and others. Ward 16 held a Monday meeting after a Friday adjournment choosing J H O Neill chairman and a ward city committee with about 250 ballots cast. Ward 15 listed officers and ward city committee members.

J.J. Flynn James A. Murphy John E. Foye John M. Casey John Denning Martin T. Folan George F. H. Murray Michael T. Reagan Jerome C. Daly James F. White Joseph B. Gomez William B. Murray Balter Clan-na-Gael G. F. Cronin P. L. Cassidy Devlin Fo" LaDonnelly William P. Carroll Edward Hayden Thomas A. Quinn Edward Kennedy Simon J. Joyce William F. Griffin Charles A. Powers John J. Reagan Patrick F. Welch John J. Maguire Michael W. Norris Peter H. Kerrigan W. EK. Mansfield John F. McNulty Oliver G. Fernald Dennis A. Horgan Thomas I. Ryan Thomas J. Gorman Angus Fraser Francis McCarthy David H. Gorman Daniel L. Prendergast Michael Campbell J. J. Flypp J. H. O'Neil Thomas C. Brophy John Conroy George E. Kingsbury James O’brien Daniel F. Burns William A. McLaughlin Charles H. McLean John B. Hassett William H. Guinan David F. Barry William N. Crowly John W. Hayes J. J. Desmond

Mayor April payments total 1 663 693 99 for Boston

City Treasurer Turner plans April payments totaling 1 663 693 99 for Boston including the mayor's monthly draft of 514 000 00 debt due April 1 and special drafts, plus 800 000 00 Sanaaegh, 36 710 61 Suffolk county draft, and 524 944 00 interest on city and water debt. An additional 170 015 59 dollars in sterling loan interest is funded from Kidder Peabody Co. for the Baring Brothers arrangement.

Turner Boston Issu Sanaaegh County of Suffolk Messrs Kidder, Peabody & Co Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co London

Mary Washington lodge holds reunion with Wal ack players

Mary Washington lodge No 1 Daughters of Rebekah I O O F held a reunion at Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening. A Wal ack dramatic company entertainment titled Done on Both Sides followed by Slasher and Crasher was staged. The floor area was well prepared under Mr Harlow and dancing ran until two o'clock with Mr W F Field directing assisted by several sisters.

Mary Washington Lodge No. 1 Daughters of Rebekah Odd Fellows’ Hall Walack Dramatic Company Harlow

Chil dren's Progressive Lyceum No. 1 marks annual ball at Paine hall

The thirty sixth anniversary ball of the Children's Progressive Lyceum No. 1 was held at Paine hall Monday evening. Barrows' orchestra led the grand march and first waltz at eight thirty. Seventy five couples danced, with ladies in white costumes and pink lace gowns. Supper followed at 11:30 and dancing continued until midnight. A separate necktie and apron party drew around 160 couples in Monument hall Charlestown, with Clarrage's orchestra providing music and Caterer Hicks serving supper.

M. Goskin N. L. Nourse M. A. Foster S. Dougherty Emma Pierce M. A. Wood Progressive Lyceum No Paine Hall Barrows’ Orchestra Monument Hall Charlestown Clarrage Hicks

Ober praised Mexico history as modern English landmark

Frederick A. Ober’s Travels in Mexico and Life Among the Mexicans is hailed as the most preten tious reliable English language history of Mexico. The author’s two extended visits and thorough study yield a detailed three part work with extensive railway statistics and 190 illustrations, widely appealing to Americans seeking insightful, timely information on a developing Mexico. The review notes the volume’s octavo size, subscription sale, and Estes & Lauriat as publishers.

Frederick A. Ober Caribbees Mexico Mexican Republic Ober Yucatan Republic Estes & Lauriat G. P. Putman’s Sons Emile de Laveleye Alfred W. Pollard St. John’s College Oxford F. W. Faussig Harvard College E. J. Wheeler Funk & Wagnalls Thirty-Sixth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers Maryland Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee Virginia George K. Littlefield Cornhill Boston G. W. Hervey M. A G.D. Putnam’s Sons

Springer Brothers Open New Retail Store in Boston

The Springer Brothers opened a new retail department on three-street frontage at Chauncy street Harrison avenue and Essex street. The six story building contains elaborate displays of ladies outerwear, silk brocade and velvet garments, with floor by floor layouts including offices piece goods trimming and a bustling fifth floor workroom where 250 girls are employed. The firm aims to serve thousands of new customers with a vast selection and attentive sales staff, boosting Boston's retail reputation.

Springer Brothers Chauncy Street Harrison Avenue Essex Street New England Boston

Executive Committee Plans Lynn Convention for Greenback Party

The Massachusetts Greenback Labor Party executive committee met in Lynn with P. P. Field presiding. G. B. Hutchinson reported all campaign bills settled and a balance on hand. A state convention in Lynn at the last week of April will elect delegates to the Indianapolis national convention. Representation to be one delegate per town or ward and one for every 25 Weaver votes in 1880. A resolution on Wendell Phillips death to be drafted. A state committee meeting will precede the convention by one hour.

Harris Merritt Wooley Curtis Wendell Phillips Chicago Bangor Montpelier Washington Tremont Temple City Hall Hugh O’brien Lynn National Greenback Labor Party of Massachusetts P. P. Field Revere G. B. Hutchinson Boston Idianapolis James B. Weaver State Committee

Mail Closes at Boston Post Office for Europe and Pacific

Supplement lists sailings from New York and Boston via multiple steamers to Europe and the Pacific. It notes postcard and parcel mail deadlines, with specific routes to Germany France Britain Scotland and Arctic ports, plus Pacific destinations like Victoria Fiji and Japan.

British Columbia Victoria San Francisco Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies City of Tokio Boston

Maritime passenger movements and ship listings dated March 31

A sequence of ship arrivals and departures lists ports from Boston to Queenstown. Vessels include Samaria from Liverpool via Yarmouth, NL. Orinoco from Bermuda. Republic from New York. Kansas from Boston. Anjicer Head from New Orleans. Ptolemy from New York. Thomas Melville from Baltimore. Welbury from Baltimore. Dora Tully from New Orleans. Indiana from Philadelphia and more.

Boston Palestine Liverpool Tunstall Yarmouth Samaria New York Arizona Servia Schiedam Rotterdam Orinoco Bermuda Newport Havana Halifax San Francisco Chester Portland Oregon Atee Republic Parisian Kinsale Kansas Scilly St Laurent Lizard Anjcer Head New Orleans Plymouth Cohanim Beaufort Bristoel Gloucester Ptolemy Queenstown Thomas Melville Baltimore London Welbury Dora Tully Indiana Philadelphia Metaten New Orkk Fayal Veronica Azavedo Adelia Avellar United States Havre Parkers Whitmore Whitmore Hampton Roads Navara Anjer Head Dora Tully aAr Balti- Inofe Merchants’ Exchange Falmouth Leerdam Oepetiakceem Marengo Mallett Fiavana Farragut Kendall Larne State of Pennsylvania Bavarian Lazzolo Oston Raon Boston City Oston Wid Head of Hinsale S. Queenstown Alaska Murray Singapore H L Routh Young S D Carleton Freeman Tuspam Keystone Korff

Maritime arrivals and clears list in heavy Atlantic gale period

Multiple steamers and ships arrive and depart with cargoes and passengers from Liverpool Boston Weymouth Grand Banks and St John. Notable vessels include Samaria Palestine Tunstall Gate City Dionis Addie John A J Franklin Cotin C Baker Robert H Rathburn R L Tay Walter Franklin Sadie Corey Sarah Brownie Lucy Baker Mazourka Metropolis C E Trumbull plus foreign steamer Cornucopia and Ilyrian cleared for St John and Liverpool amid strong westerly winds and a northward gale with loss of maintopsail on some ships.

Samaria Woolfenden Liverpool Queenstown Moise P H Davernet Palestine Whiteway Warren & Co Grand Banks Tunstall Mackie Yarmouth Mdse D W Job & Co Gate City Hedge Savannan W Nickerson Weymouth A J Franklin Ingalls Grand Manan Cotin C Baker Baker Philadelphia Robert H Rathburn Crowell South Amboy R L Tay Hibbard New York Walter Franklin Cole Calais Sadie Corey Marshall Winterport Sarah Brownie Wells Lucy Baker Kent Rockland Mazourka Lane Rockport Metropolis Roberts Vinalhaven Trumbull Ellwell

Correction on Harol Dine schooner launch credit

A correction states that the rigging credit for the new schooner Harol dine was misattributed in Monday morning’s issue. The proper claimant is Francis Low & Co., not Alpert B Low.

Haroldine Alpert B Low Francis Low & Co

Port Johnson bound for Portsmouth and other sailings reported

Sailing vessels listed with crews and destinations from Vineyard Haven and nearby ports. Notable entries include the Pacific, Diadem, and Thomas heading to New York, Portsmouth, and Suf folk, with a tragedy where Sampson fell overboard and drowned during a gale between Thatchers Island and Cape Iee.

Vineyard Haven Schs Mary A Power Simmonds Savannah Boston Emma C Middleton Banks Philadelphia Pacific Mitchell Port Johnson Portsmouth Diadem Thomas Thomaston New York David Torrey Goldthwaite Wiscasset Gridgeport Georgie D Lond Murphy Rockport Suffolk Champion Whelpley St John Providence Vraie Sch

Barks Report Oil Shipment From Honolulu to San Francisco

At sea Feb 28, bark E B Phillips of Bedford reports 100 barrels of sp oil taken since leaving ayal. A letter from Capt Nye of Fleetwing New Bedford says Honolulu Mar 12 with 170 barrels back out for San Francisco by DC Murray and to sail that day for the Arctic Ocean. Capt Penniman of Jacob Arrowland New Bedford at Honolulu 13th inst with 50 barrels pick oil for shipment and to sail for the Arctic Ocean. Capt Tobey of Abram Barker New Bedford at Honolulu 12th shipped 90 barrels sp oil and 75 barrels hpbk oil for San Francisco and to sail that afternoon for the Arctic Ocean. Orca had landed 300 barrels hpbk oil for Murray. Steamer Mary and Helen arrived with 90 bbls hpbk oil.

E B Phillips Francis A Bedford Nye Fleetwing New Bedford Honolulu San Francisco DC Murray Arctic Ocean Penniman Jacob Arrowland Murray Mary Helen Smith

Leaky fishing boat sinks at Braces Cove near Newburyport

Gloucester, March 31. The Lyaia A Davis of Newburyport sprang a leak, ran ashore at Braces Cove, and sank. Crew and gear saved, vessel likely total loss. In Gloucester reports, the schooner Phoenix loss list and the overdue Magic’s fate are noted along with a tally of its crew.

Lyaia A Davis Newburyport Braces Cove Gloucester Mass Phoenix Haddock Matthew Powers Thomas Cody Newfoundland Isaac Bridges Eastport Edward Murphy Spud Murphy Boston John Connelly Edward Teatt Arthur Putnam Patrick Joyce Michael Paley James Gillett Bryce Joyce Thomas Carroll Edward Giddens Bennett Powers Brooklyn John Dixon Josiah Dixon Long Lorenzo Gustin Henry Newman John Andrew Jackson Harry Anderson Arthur Marshall James Reynolds Henry Herrick J F Wonson & Co East Gloucester

Pilotboat No 1 Aids Stranded William D Cargill Crew

Captain George Lawlee and Pilot Boys rescue five men from the waterlogged schooner William D Cargill after repeated refusals by Captain Fogg. The crew, including Fogg and son Winfield, reach Boston aboard C M Winch. lumber cargo to Curtis & Pope. Debris and wreckage line Barnstable beach. Local relief funds assist the Portland to Boston voyage home.

George Lawlee William D Cargill Fogg Portland Boston Curtis & Pope Cargill Alee NW Phillips A Hooper Lawree Port Jefferson Deer Island Sylvanus Haskell Capt Fogg Winfield Fogg Buckport Leslie F Sherwood D L Tuttle Martin Tuttle Ferry Village Barnstable Custom House

Maritime trade and ship movements from various ports

Reports from Key West London Falmouth Dover and Valparaiso detail arrivals, sales, and repairs. Emma nera mast arrival. Sir Daniel Simmons 70 tons sold to Capt Michael Stinson for 1 London. Leerdam sails to Rotterdam towing after loss. Emily Lawther departs for London for repairs. Sir Annie L Falmer sold to New York for 3650. Plaiades to undergo 22000 repairs. Lamar sold to Boston interests and bound for Australia. Sir Annie E Hall completes repairs. Sir Sarah Louis hull damage noted.

Key West Daniel Simmons Essex Michael Stinson Swan's Island London Leerdam New York Falmouth Rotterdam Dover Emily Lawther Yarmouth Annie L Falmer Bath Herson & Spencer Valparaiso Plaiades Cualleo Lamar Boston Campbell Brooks Kilby Page Australia Vineyard Haven Annie E Hall Sarah Louis

Disastrous wrecks and ship distress in Atlantic trade

A long dispatch lists multiple shipping incidents across Atlantic routes. Schooners Isola and General Howard ashore at Mattituck, LI in bad condition. Charles Hogdon floated off Cape Henlopen. Aurora burned near Calcutta with 28,332 oil cases lost. Various other vessels scattered duties, wrecks, surveys, and salvage efforts noted from New York to Bermuda, Barbados, and beyond, with crews saved or missing and ships set alight or abandoned.

Trepassy Bay Nef Isola Castine General Howard Matticuck New York Charles H Hogdon Cape Enlopen Aurora Merriman Calcutta Maggie Elliot Iquique Valparaiso Brechin Castle Ion S Weldon Manomet Point Life Saving Provincetown Sch Minetta Boston Bangor Longfellow Fred E Richards Thorndike Cadiz Boothbay Bermuda St Lucie Barbadoes St Johns Mass William H Mailley Sas Havre Cardiff Vauban Cato Kroger Galveston Bepg Glaucus Pasque Island Vineyard Sound Hannah KE Schubert Philadelphia Matilda Buck Dorchester Batavia Evie Reed Manila Alcester Reef Laodamia Ee Grace

Maritime arrivals and sailings from multiple ports

Shipping notices list brigs, barks, ships, and steamers sailing to and from Aracaju, Boston, Antwerp, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Bordeaux, Barbados, Barbados, Havana, Bermuda, Fiji, and other ports. Vessels include Marie, Ferdiaddsen, Vigilant, Insulan, Lettie Bell, Duna, Canova, MA Greenwood, Nellie Brett, Natal, Oneata, John Sherwood, Amy A Lane, Wandering Jew, Britannia, Surveyor, West Indian, Orinoco, and many more with dates Feb through March and destinations such as Hampton Roads, Portland, Buenos Aires, and Valparaiso.

Aracaju Marie Ferdiaddsen Hampton Roads Vigilant Boston Insulan Dahl Rio Janeiro Tunboge Haga Lettie Bell Murchison Do Do Duna Timsiland Canova Johnson Santos Adelaide MA Greenwood Tooker Antwerp Nellie Brett Savin English Channel Sonoma Howes Brisbane Natal Ernstrom Buenos Ayres Oneata Carter Portland Canning McLeod Independent Vogelgesang New York Charles R Lewis Strout Pernambuco Alice C Dickerman Cook Josephine Perry Proteus Battie, Inc John Sherwood John McDermott Davis Amy A Lane Carver Barbadoes Schth Walsh le Cain Arroyo Lady Dufferin Flinn Glenorchy Heagry Clarke Haig Savannah Ailsa Sansom Port Au Prince Iyth Alpha Crowell Ida Turks Island Halifax Ivanhoe Baltimore Bark

Maritime Ship Movements and Sailed Dates Summary

Sailings listed include Navarro bound for New Orleans on March 2 with Al dococea aboard and Bristol bound for Live Bristol on March 29 with Williams to Bordeaux. Chateau Lafite journeys to New York on March 29 under Journeill, and Cadiz service on March 23 with bark FG Guardiola from New Orleans to Glasgow on March 29 via Hibernian Carruthers to New York and Philadelphia. Genoa departure on March 25 of bark San Nazzaro with Olivari and Mo br aboard.

Seip Sigmeds Nickels New York Portland Ship Warwick San Francisco Liverpool Frank N 'Thayer Morrison Pietro G Ital Schiaffino Gan Brunswick Bue Caledonia Nior Bastiansena Mobile Amsterdam Bark Aukather de Olsen Arendal Hannah Behard el Doyle Havre Petit Codiac Pisagua Hamburg Bars Marie Siedenburg Ger Stricker Bremen de Craigow Ayr Cienfuegos Ana Bey Doughty Hampton Roads Bark Martaban Hodge Bortland Queenstown Brow Head Navarro Aldococea New Orleans Bristol Williams Bordeaux Chateau Lafite Journeill Cadiz Guardiola Glasgow Hibernian Carruthers Philadelphia Genoa Olivari

Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities

A crowded hotel arrivals list shows guests and parties from New York Springfield Portland Newark and many others including G H Davie and ws Lynn W M Auld, Miss M E Harris and J Bebard among numerous travelers. destinations span across Hartford Somerville Gloucester and Woonsocket with several notable names and affiliations.

Hoyt Brooklyn Moulton Exeter J Varney Wolfboro Merrill Auburn Miss Pitman Laconia M Weinstein New York P House Derby Putnam Kansas City Burns Schenectady M Fisner Montpelier C Grouse Nahaht Kelly Tracy E McNeil Portland Pearson Lowell JH Pitney Troy J Moulton HK Nevens B Clark Denvers Woonsocket J Bebard

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