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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1889

Page

8

Dogs at New England Kennel Club Show Impresses Ladies and Children

The second day of the New England Kennel Club dog show drew a large crowd, mainly women and children, with impressive trick dogs and numerous classes. Notable entries include Chestnut Hill Kennels of Philadelphia and Kilmarnock in collies, Hillside Kennels by John K. Thayer in deerhounds, and August Belmont’s Hampstead fox terriers, among many others.

New England Kennel Club Chestnut Hill Philadelphia Kilmarnock Hillside John K. Thayer Blemton Hampstead S. 1 August Belmont New York American Kennel Club J.F E. H. Moore H. W. Huntington H. F. Palmer New Bedford Sears Monarch Lord Raglan Dido E. B. Sears Madge Minting Bess G. W. Glazier Bernards Frederick Gresham Hector Apollo—Thyras Hospice Ennels Burton Belle Guide—Sanseur Contoocook Kennels Res Saffron M Lomond Barry—Thetis Same Miranda Monica Earl Cato Belle Valentine W. P. Perkins Iivers Dutchess of Heathfield Rip van Inkle Recluse C. H. Spring Beauchamp Beauchief Berengaria Teague & Tilton Guide—Sans Peur Lady_ Bernard P. W W. Hurley Worcester Mass Barton Belle Roslyn Sensation Strephon Jessie Dean Hempstead Dublin Scot Chestnut Hill Kennels Collie Club Chestnut Hillennels Buttercup IL Warner and Hamilton Styx Soudan William Appleton Boston Jack F. E. Perkins Airedale Terriers Tramp A. L. Cushing Hillside Reckless Bitches Freda Mixture Freya John E Thayer Hillside Model Reckoner Meersbrook Nan Hillside Linden Ottilie Belgrave Linden Nettle Ruth H. C Hillside Jaunto Jean Grosvenor Suffolk James _ Mortimer Babylon L. I Frank F. Dole New Haven Conn Bremton Hillside Dandy Warren Lady John E. Thayer Hillside Volunteer Fred Hoey Raby Mixer Rachel Blemton Kennels Lucifer Kes Trump Hillside Freda John &. ‘Thayer American Fox Terrier Club Mperpeu Skye Terriers Claymore Oldham & Willey Fly Pinkey Kate Robert Russell

Social and official gatherings fill Cambridge venues

The Norfolk Bar Association and Loyal Legion held meetings at the Revere House with about two hundred attendees led by Henry B. Peirce and guests such as Colonel Davidson and John C. Linehan. The Cambridge Bicycle Club and various clubs hosted social events at Young's, Parker House, and Tremont with receptions planned and notable attendees listed from New York to Montreal.

Norfolk Bar Association Revere House Asa French John Lathrop A. B. Endicott H. H. Pratt Mr. Lathrop E. Worthington Loyal Legion Henry B. Peirce T. H. Davidson St. Paul Professor Williams McCreary U.S.A John C. Linehan G. A.R Order Cambridge Bicycle Club George A. Perkins Frank A. Sands Albert Barrett W. H. Emery A. W. Robinson W. G. Kendall Brackett Holt Gilmore Henry D. Hyde Massachusetts Street Railway Association James Malone Charles Ruble Heard W. Bartlett Senator Rollins New Hampshire Parker House E. N. Greeley Portland N. T. Leach Montreal T. M. Semmington Philadelphia John M. Barkley Bristol Tenn Jonas H. Davidson Minn K. H. Campbell Chicago John H. McDougal Lavern J. H. Thompson New York G H. Bradbury Newport R. I. Aoe Vendome E. M. Oldham F. P. Fuller San Francisco John E. DeWitt Adams C. A M. V. B. Bull Albany Warren Smith Chicopee Joseph A. Holmes Kingston Brunswick Arthur Brock Lebanon Penn G. Pepper Bridgeport F. Wilde Springfield A. M. Williamson Providence Quincy Robert W. Gray Hartford Conn H Thompson H. C. Bailey Concord N. H

Injuries From Ice Fall Headline in Chelsea Court

In the Superior Court First Session on April 3 Eliza A Belt sues City of Chelsea for damages after injures from ice on Central Avenue Chelsea Jan 20 1888. Closing arguments by Bicknell Stearns for plaintiff Hemenway Fitz for defendant. Multiple case entries and adjournments noted across sessions and related actions.

Superior Court Staples Eliza A. Belt City of Chelsea Central Avenue E. O. Bicknell George M. Stearns A. Hemenway F. Fitz Farnum Pitcher Chase Avery L Croke Fowler Hubbard Gunsen Callahan Point of Herser Pines Co Kenerson Fisher Albano Henry Moynihan Perry Stone Lockhart Rogers Sarveran Farmer Revere Supreme Court George M. Hobbs W. H. H. Emmons Chester H. Graves Madison Page Eliza A. Shotwell Same Page & Pike Ashley Edward Avery C. S. Lincoln Godfrey Morse J. E. Farmer George F. Moody William S&s. Butter Et al Commercial Street W.S. Stearns A. D. Bosson Moory Butler Rodlman Nawn Ellis Rive Carlin Fitchburg Murtagh Whitney Chapin Bachelder Mehan Boston Crosby Stevens Moffatt Glidden Pitman Donoghue J. F. Wiggin T. D. Pratt Dewey William J. Holden Metropolitan National Bank Continental Bank Reading Savings Bank Pratt Savings Bank B. Futler D. C. Linscott Tirrell Feder Berry Stehle Lanahan Hayes Tufts Atlantic A Tel. Co Bishop Thayer Egan Fahey Leary Russell Emerson Raymond Bacon Marvin Green Mylod W. H. Moody

Sentiment of the Bar Opposes Massachusetts Prohibition Amendment

The signers argue that the Massachusetts Constitution is a framework for government and rights, with criminal offenses regulated by statute. They urge against embedding prohibition in the constitution, warning it would invite constant amendments and undermine the constitution’s authority, urging legislative action instead. Names of many signers follow.

Massachusetts Commonwealth

Unsuspected kidney disease linked to consumption at London hospital

A London hospital for consumptives reports 52 percent of patients have silent kidney disease. The blood passes through the lungs and kidneys daily. unhealthy kidneys allow acids to irritate the lungs, causing consumption. Warner's Safe Cure claimed to restore kidney health and remove acids from the blood.

Warner

Silk Hats for Sale at Five Dollars in Boston

G W Simmons and Co offer silk hats at five dollars in Boston. The shop line lists positions on North street from 32 to 44, promoting the hats as suitable for top trade.

G. W. Simmons & Co North Street Boston

Notes About The City And Local Notices

Dr David W Cheever gave 2000 to the City Hospital to fund surgical instrument cases for each house surgeon after eighteen months service. Mrs Ella Webber 28 died by overdose at 78 Harrison Ave. Saturday the Massachusetts Club hosts Hon John D Washburn of Worcester newly appointed minister to Switzerland at Youngs Hotel. In Chauncy Hall School Corp directors listing George A Keeler should replace George A Kuhn.

David W. Cheever Boylston Street City Hospital Ella Webber Harrison Avenue Young’s Hotel Massachusetts Club John D. Washburn Worcester Switzerland Chauncy-Hall School Corporation George A. Keeler George A. Kuhn

Poultry Association Holds Annual Meeting at Youngs

The Massachusetts Poultry Association met at Youngs yesterday afternoon. Officers elected for the coming year include President W. K. Atherton. vice presidents Philander Williams John Lowell Jr Edwin C. Aldrich George W. Fletcher W. E. Shedd H. A. Mansfield Mark Pitman Louis A. Shaw Frank L. Fish E Butterfield. corresponding secretary W. Frank Bacon. rear secretary Kk. S. Mackintosh Jr.. auditor Fred A. aspee tl treasurer Nathaniel K. Perkins. W. P. Perkins of Danvers F. E. Bacon of Dorchester and William H. Hamilton of Danielsonville Conn. were elected members. The executive committee urged an extensive poultry show in the city next winter, a report the association adopted.

Massachusetts Poultry Association Young’s W. K. Atherton Philander Williams John Lowell, Jr Edwin C. Aldrich George W. Fletcher W. E. Shedd H. A. Mansfield Mark Pitman Louis A. Shaw Frank L. Fish E. Butterfield W. Frank Bacon Cne

Committee probes bribery charges in Curtis city clerk race

The common council committee investigating bribery in Edward A. Curtis’s city clerk election met at City Hill. Councilman Fraser stated he had no charges to present but expected Rosnosky to attend to substantiate claims. Rosnosky did not appear. Curtis counsel Bartlett urged written charges and notification of interested parties before next Tuesday’s adjournment.

Common Council Edward A. Curtis City Hill Oates Fraser Ward 6 Rosnosky Benen Charles W. Bartlett Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House Boston Edward J. Hathorne J.P. Cuexey, Jr State Houser Judiciary Senate Henry H. Sprague Wma. N. Davenport

Merchants' Weeks Entertainment Committee Formed

An entertainment committee for Merchants' Weeks has been formed with authority to stage two events, one at Tremont Temple and one at Music Hall. Tickets will be distributed via subscribing merchants to the fund, with all Boston Merchants' Week Association subscribers invited to join. Non-subscribers can contact Mr. Benjamin Johnson of the New England Grocer for details.

Merchants’ Weeks Tremont Temple Music Hall Boston Merchants’ Week Association Benjamin Johnson New England Grocer

New Boston Superintendent Favors Merit Over Politics

W H Bigelow, new superintendent of the first division of the railway mail service, issues a general order from Boston condemning removals of seasoned officials for political reasons. He urges restorations where warranted and vows to promote only clearly defined, proven causes, asking for best efforts toward this end.

W.H. Bigelow Railway Mail Service Boston

Dr Austin Fxirnt Warns Of Kidney Disease Symptoms

Bellevue Hospital Medical College professor and medical society member describes common signs of advanced kidney disorders. He cites headaches vision loss hearing impairment involuntary twitching cramps drowsiness vomiting and diarrhea as frequent early indicators. Warner's Safe Cure is claimed to cure many so called diseases that are symptoms of kidney trouble.

Austin Fxirnt Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York Academy of Medicine State Medical Societies New York Virginia Rhode Island Massachusetts Warner

U S Commissioner's Court Arraignment and Insolvency Notices

U S Commissioner’s Court on April 3 arraigned Isaac Bassett of Brewster for stealing a letter from the post office and embezzling about $4. case postponed for further evidence. Insolvency Court in Suffolk County lists second meetings for numerous cases with assignees noted, first and second meetings scheduled, and several orders and summonses. probate court in Middlesex County admits wills and grants administrations as of April 3 in East Cambridge.

U. S Hallett Isaac Bassett Brewster Suffolk County George H. Harding Herbert L. Baker Ernst D. Blackwell Henry M. Folsom Albert L. Churchill Nathan W. Way Cecepa F. Gustine Frank L. Washburn Ames H. Bowker John P Churchill Saul Sears Latham & Sears James Clair George W. Moore Emery W. Smith John Allen, Jr George T. Sears Aaron H. Latham Mary F. Maney Augustus Russ James H. Howard William L. Orcutt Emery & Hughes T’ie William P. Engil Littlefield & Folsom John Warner John Clarke Newman McCully J. Henry Stevenson Hastings Skinner Derry Stevens Clifford Va. Lloyd Samne William Charak James P. Arlington Alexander Mack John A. Gill Middlesex County Brooks East Cambridge Sarah L. Adams Newton Samuel M. Carter Shirley Samuel ©. Eaton Ira N. Folsom Lowell George W. Fletcher Dunstable Charles Otis Hodgman Eleazer P. Davis Bedford Elizabet J. Johnson Somerville Alfred A. Leland Eleazer Leland Sherborn Mary Moore Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Houser Boston Committee On State House Francis W. Qua Willram H. Preble

Leonard's Sale At Bromfield Street Auction House

Leonard's auction rooms on Bromfield street saw lively activity as fine glassware dominated the offerings. A marble and bronze clock with vases, once valued at 1500 dollars, sold for 186 dollars, and two royal Serres vases painted by Lebarre brought 100 dollars each to separate buyers. The catalogue's top items are set for Friday.

Leonard's Leonard’s Bromfield Street Roya Serres Lebarre

Robert Cox Army Record Endorsed by South Boston Citizens

South Boston backs Robert Cox for the board of health citing his long record of service in the Thirty second Massachusetts Infantry. The 16 year old enlistee saw action from the Peninsula to Appomattox, was wounded at Gettysburg and Spottsylvania, and earned a rep for bravery and duty while serving in the Army of the Potomac. Endorsers include Charles Hersey John A Stetson Dudley Pray Bernard Jenney and George H Bond.

George W. Bail Board of Health South Boston Robert Cox Boston Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Fifth Army Corps Army of the Potomac Peninsula McClellan Lee Appomattox Grant Cox Gettysburg Spottsylvania Sarly Washington Eldon Enrs Frank J. Parker Thirty-second Massachusetts Infantry Z. Boylston Adams Isaac F. Kingsley Massachusetts Edward C. Shepard James A. Cunningham United States Volunteers George W. Laurent Charles E. Bowers Luther Stephenson, Jr Massachusetts Infanty Charles Hersey John A. Stetson Dudley Pray Bernard Jenney George H. Bond

Lawton Estate Auction Sells Two Federal Street Parcels

Samuel Hatch & Co. auctioned two George Lawton estate parcels under trustees William Minot and Solomon Lincoln. The first corner of Federal and Atlantic, 2573 510 sq ft with brick warehouses, sold to O. B. Mowry for 77000 cash. The second at Federal and Purchase to Atlantic, 3902 310 sq ft with four story brick building, sold to Arioch Wentworth for 83000. mortgaged 25000. assessed 65000.

Samuel Hatch & Co George Lawton William Minot Solomon Lincoln Federal Street Atlantic Avenue O. B. Mowry Federal Purchase Streets Arioch Wentworth

Twenty first South Boston Yacht Club Banquet Held

About 150 yachtsmen attended the large dining hall banquet at the United States Hotel last evening. The meeting postponed constitutional amendments to the next monthly session. Nine membership proposals were submitted. Commodore Fuller presided as gavel presented by ex-Vice Commodore Reed amid speeches and fellowship.

United States South Boston Yacht Club Commodore Fuller Reed

Colchis Mining Company seeks investors in Silver City NM

The Colchis Mining Company located on Legal Tender Hill outside Silver City offers 30,000 tons in sight and 20,000 on dumps with a 150 ton daily mill. Mining engineer Henry B. Clifford predicts high value ore and possible $25 to $30 per ton after treatment. Capital stock 500,000 dollars, shares at 3 dollars, president Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, directors include Dr C D Jenkins and others. Stock sales run to April 20 at R H Whitney & Co office.

Colchis Mining Company Silver City N. M Henry B. Clifford Clifford Robert G. Ingersoll Ingersoll C. D. Jenkins Boston N. Cleaves Portland F. W. Wedge C. E. Coon G. L. Shorey R. H. Whitney & Co Congress Street

Horsfoerd's Acid Phosphate tonic claim

A short ad asserts Horsfoerd's Acid Phosphate as the best tonic providing sustenance to both brain and body, highlighting its reputed health benefits.

Horsfoerd

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