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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1878

Page

3

Supreme Court opens April term with grand jury probe

The April term of the Supreme Judicial Court opened with the grand jury beginning investigations. John Doherty pleaded guilty to larceny, fined 20 dollars and costs. Appeals on Green and Michael cases were overruled. Peter Rafferty sues Turnbill et al for 35 dollars for factory work in Stoneham, verdict for defendant. Fanny Rimbanin sues City of Boston for injuries from a defective sidewalk on Tremont Street, defense denied. Court to charge jury. attorneys listed. Other docket items noted in brief.

Kate Mulrey John McDonald Thomas Kiley Piff George W. Searle Dft John R. Pratt Charles E. Sweeny Art Suffolk County Justice Morton Alle Peter Rafferty Robert P. Turnbill Stoneham B. F. Briggs George Towle Fanny Rimbanin City of Boston Pliintiff Tremont Street Boston J. P. Mealy Parlin S Lane de Toria White Saare Holden Town Underwood Saar Wilde Tuck Osgood Dresser Fiske Phinney Churchill Charles Thomas House of Correction Robert Starrett J. F. Paul & Co Annie Sullivan House of Industry John P. Sheldon Elizabeth N.J Ellen Evans Margaret King Sarah Gates Reformatory Mary Kenniston Jane O. Williams Elizabeth Richardson George Dolan Muo Julia Lawrence Deanis « Brien House Peter Nolan Charles E. Kelley Augustus Ultiseh Joseph P. Vogel Thomas Kelly Charlestown Frank Hale George Hayden

Credit reform dominates Boston Produce Exchange meeting

The Boston Produce Exchange held a regular monthly session at Faneuil Hall Market chaired by President Austin Belknap. The group debated shortening credits, proposing cash terms within ten days to jobbers and one week for retail, with ten days for consumer sales, and planned future constitutional revisions. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company also met, naming Rev. Robert Laird Collier to preach, and appointing a committee of arrangements with drills in Upton on Mondays.

Suffolk County Boston Berkeley Place Chester M. Gay Dorchester District Walter S. Tower Norman Call Ingoward Street John P. Robinson Martin J. Mellyn Marcella G. Whiteland Seneca Street William Smyth Jane Smith Buldings Hhereon Commonwealth Avenue Commonwealth of Massachusetts Charles KK. Kirby Clarendon Street George Higginson Dartmouth Street Lowell Street James Fargie Hridget John Riley First Street Joseph Southwick Amelia D. Southwick Second Street C Stree Morris Walsh Boston Beer Company John H. Walsh B Street Dennis Collins Bolton Streets William D. Harding Daniel L. Bradford Bolton Street West Roxbury Austin Street Alexander Wadsworth John Odin George O. Currier Currier Harriet W Harris M. Stephenson Brighton Boston Produce Exchange Faneuil Hall Market Austin Belknap New England Freeman J. Doe D. Ellis J. W. Tuttle S. B. Hubbard Chicago Ancient and Honorable Artillery Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Fanew Hall Robert Laird Collier Unscity William H. Cundy P. E. Dolliver J. T. Rockwell D. Foster Farrar Parker Winsor Upton Ander Post Market Street John 8. Holmes East Baptist Church Charles S. Rogers Boston Street M. E Live Oak Sagamore Hotel Mathilde Phillipps Music Hall Charles R. Adams Adelaide Phillipps eMiss Maud Morgan New York A. P. Peck A. Peck Peck Clara Louise Kellogg Annie Louise Cary Mme Madeline Schiller Sigior G. Tagliapietra Theodore Thomas Philadelphia Will Ho

Injury at City Hospital Files Child and Man

Winnifred Clarkson thirteen, a resident of 04 East Eighth Street, is at City Hospital after her clothing was caught in shafting at the mill of Cressy and Noyes on Wareham Street. Her head is badly bruised and recovery is doubtful. John E. K. Twigg, age thirty three of 126 Salem Street, fell on Court Street and broke an ankle, currently receiving treatment at City Hospital.

City Hospital Winnifred Clarkson East Eighth Street

Dog Bite Incident Involving Spitz Attacked In City

Bitten by a Spitz dog owned by John Reagan of 433 Parker street, Witham Schell son of Frank Schell at 20 Conant street, was bitten yesterday. The dog was shot by John Welsh, escaped, chased to Decatur's stable on Pynchon street, and killed by Odiver Nugent of Station Tea.

Witham Frank Schell Conant Street John Reagan Parker Street John Welsh Decatur Pynchon Street Odiver Nugent Station Tea

Sudden Death on C Street Claims Mrs Fennesey at 50

Yesterday forenoon Mrs Elizabeth Fennesy of 43 West Fourth Street collapsed while walking with her husband on C Street near Silver Street. She suffered lung bleeding and died within twenty five minutes. She was fifty years old.

Elizabeth Fennessey West Fourth Street C Street Silver Street

Stony Brook Improvement Plan Quietly Favored by House

The Committee on Stony Brook Improvement issued a statement detailing the need for work and urging the House to concur with the Senate in admitting the city petition for modifying the Stony Brook act. A Boston and Providence train collision on a Roxbury side track snapped uprights and toppled a fence. Probate of wills for several individuals was recorded, and numerous administrations were granted. Philander J. Forristall’s funeral was held at Warren Avenue Baptist Church with notable attendees from local Masonic and Knights Templar bodies. The service was led by several ministers and a Masonic quartet, with interment at Forest Hills Cemetery.

Alderman Guild Maverick Boston J. W. Hilton Qade Luther A. Wright Albert Bowker Mark Googins Whittemore Gibbs N. Stockwell, Esq Journal H. H. Lovett Navy Yard Richmond Davis New York Tomorow Old Colony C. C. Carpenter Mount Pleasant Congregational Church L. B. Bates Broadway M. E William P. Adams Minnie KE. Powlis Brooklyn N. Y Highland Railway Company Brook James McLaughlin City Hospital Charles Street John J. Braham Howard Atheneum Boston Museum Cunningham Washington Massachusetts William H. McCausland William T. Leggett Neil Hartin Thomas Lacey Charlestown Frederick Pease Isaiah Bray Morning Star Warren Avenue Committee On Stony Brook House Senate Boston and Philander J. Forristall Warren Avenue Baptist Church Boston Commandery Knights Templars St. Andrew Howells Mureau Barrett New England Bartlett Constance Wyatt Lim Miss Clarke Constance Mr McClannin Gen. Wyatt Gen. Banks William Donovan Hyde Park Bridge Street Chelsea Horace Hewes East Saugus Mr Whittaker Bellingham Street Mr Virgin Broadway Stall Swampscott Plymouth Old Colony Road North Hanson Station Emma Malloy Winchendon Framingham

The Chimes of Normandy at Globe Theatre

Boston Chronicle reports the first English opera this season at the Globe Theatre by the Hess troupe. The Chimes of Normandy with music by Planquette and libretto by Cooney blends comic and legitimate style, featuring Emilie Melville as Mignonette and Zelda Seguin as Germaine. Cast praises include Castle and Turner with Gaspard the miser delivering the dramatic high point. the crowd applauds the lively performance and encore requests. The company plans to continue the run through the week.

Boston Globe Theatre Hess Normandy Robert Planquette Myron A. Cooney New York Herald Mignonette Clairette Gaspard Germaine Robin More Marquis de Villerei Robin Villeroi Mignoneche Emilie Melville Zelda Seguin Gertrude Louise Searle Mr Castle Marquis Turner Seguin C. H. Morton Talian Opera Strakosch Aida Chicago Tribune Cary Amneris Miss Cary

The Boston Theatre Presents Robin Hood and More

A late report crowns a three week New England tour stop with a sparkling Robin Hood performance featuring Larkelle Miss Ten Broeck Thompson St Felix sisters and Bloodgood. Also noted are The Danites with Rankin Blanchard near week’s end and Sherwood Orthon and other concerts at Union Hall with Cappiani Wentz Lovering Ware May May.

Hooward New England Robin Hood Larkelle Ten Broeck Thompson Bloodgood Gus Williams Naomi Wizard Master Dunn Boston Rankin Kitty Blanchard Providence Sherwood Union Hall William HU. Sherwood Mme. Cappiani Annie Wentz Fanny Lovering Josie KE. Ware Jennie R. May Orrn John Orth Lillan Batley C. R. Hayden Wulf Fries

Popular Science Monthly Supplement and Sanitarian Notes

The April Popular Science Monthly Supplement offers ten articles including Equality by Matthew Arnold and Spontaneous Generation by Tyndall, with notable pieces by Muller and Dale. The Sanitarian issue discusses Ventilation, sanitary science, mining mortality, and urban disease topics such as Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria in Brooklyn, all essential to public health information.

Popular Science Monthly Matthew Arnold Tyndall America R. W. Dale Max Muller W. R.S. Ralston D. Appleton & Co New York A. M. Bell W. C. van Bibber Edwin Chadwick Brooklyn F. H. Stuart

Town meeting adjourned with varied appropriations and new offices

An adjourned meeting, with William Aspinwall as Moderator, accepted officers reports and made numerous appropriations including taxes, cemetery funds, health, libraries, and street work. Water board powers granted for grounds, lathe, and higher standpipes. liquor license article debated. town hall plan authorized. several committees appointed for bridges and a new town hall. Wakefield and Concord sections detail votes, elected officials, and budget totals.

William Aspinwall Water Board Monson Messrs Goddard Beecher Messrs Whitney Kingman Talbot Parsons Aspinwall Avenue Old Cemetery Walnut Hill Cemetery Dedilam Ely Damon Dedham Almshouse Oakdale Quincy Schoors Milton Street Oakdale Avenue Harvard Street Highland Street Canton Daniel T. V. Huntoon William Torion William W. Brooks Edward R. Hager Francis W. Dean Andrew Lopez Joseph W. Wattles A. C. Kollock John Everett Virgil J. Messinger Frederick Endicott Thomas K. Grover H. F. Burwell Charles N. Draper John 5. Wattles Samuel H. Capen Lucius Edson W. Shaw F. P. Drake Blue Hill Randolph Street Randolph Line Punkapong William Horton Elisha Horton F.M. Ames Ellis Tucker George E. Downes Thomas Lonergan J. Stratton Shephard George A. King George Heywood Charles Thompson Charles A. Hubbard Bronzo Tower Charles H. Walcott Joseph A. Smith D. G. Lang Henry J. Walcott John Is Moore Asa ©. Collier James W. Carter Edward W. Emerson Randall Lufkin Joseph D. Brown Ralph Waldo Emerson Rewven N. Pree Albert Yolman Edward Damon H. M. Grout Samuel Hoar Henry L. Shattuck Sleepy Hollow H. L. Shattuck Rufus Barrett Andrew J. Harlow Francis Gardner John Underhay Newton White W. F. Gleason R. T. Pratt Z A. French George W. Wilde Henry Newcomb J. T. Southward H. F. Thayer Samuel L. White Thomas Faden Jonathan Hopking

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