Decision Affirming Grant Row Sale Amid Fire
In Washington and special dispatches, the Supreme Court affirmed the District Supreme Court decree of sale for Grant row on East Capitol Street after a 1885 order to settle creditors. A fire, initially misreported as sweeping the block, damaged one house adjoining Senator Blair’s residence, with insurance covering the losses. Mrs. Bertha A. Emmons has not yet returned from England. her lawyer says a pending insanity costs case remains set for the 7th inst.
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WasaincTon
Sreetax
United States Supreme Court
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Albert Grant
District Supreme Court
East Capitol Street
Grant Row
B. H. Warner
Grant
Supreme Court
Senator Blair
Blair
England
St. John’s Wood
Garnett
J. MccC
Perkins
Boston
Washington
Court Street
Mass
Tis
Patent Office
Secretary Manning's Health in Slow Recovery
Washington reports say ex Secretary Manning remains seriously ill with a decline in vitality despite a sea voyage. Friends fear the voyage gave little benefit, though doctors hope long rest may soon aid a gradual recovery. In London, Manning was seen walking and taking carriage exercise as signs of improvement.
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Manning
Washington
Sorcian
Treasury Department
Loxpon
Daniel Manning
President's Entrance at Albaugh's Opera House
The Albaugh's Opera House managers added a special exit for the President. A door now opens into the theatre near the north stage boxes, leading to a hallway and street. It was said to be done at President Cleveland's request and will be used in future visits.
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Washington
Spectal
Albaugh
Opera House
Cleveland
Congressman Wilkins Escapes Horse and Buggy Crash
Congressman Zeriah Wilkins of Ohio and his wife were driving home from Great Falls when a cavalcade of wheelmen blocked the road. The horse toppled over a bank, the buggy wrecked, but the couple escaped with minor injuries and a cut above the eye for Mr. Wilkins.
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Washingcton
Zeriah Wilkins
Ohio
Great Falls
Interstate Commerce Commission action and hearings update
The Interstate Commerce Commission issues instructions for petitions to be verified by oath. Senator Dolph presented memorials from Walla Walla and Portland boards of trade seeking relief from high freight charges and concerns on haul features. A Macon chamber committee was heard on Atlanta board issues with Southern railroad men. A letter to Canadian Express questions ICC applicability of the law, with an invitation to hearings if desired.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Dolph
Board of Trade
Walla Walla
Board of Trade of
Portland
Messrs
W. H. Ross
H. D. Johnson
S. Wakelbaum
J. F. Hanson
Chamber of Commerce
Macon
Atlanta Board
Southern Railroad
G. C. Cheney
Canadian Express Company
Montreal
Youur
T. M. Cooley
New England Pension Grants Listed by State and Town
Pensions granted to residents across Maine Vermont and Massachusetts include widows offspring and original and reissued payments. Names listed include Sarah J Drew Etta B Moore Nehemiah Littlefield George Ireland David House Samuel G Richardson Jeannie F Griswold Lewis String Otis Griswold and Alonzo Farrington among others with towns such as Bangor Dover Ossipee Mills Hyde Park Montpelier and Malden noted.
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New England
Washington
Maine
Sarah J
Irving F. Drew
Wellington
Etta B. Moore
Frederick Hanson
Bangor
Nehemiah Littlefield
Monroe
George Ireland
Dover South Mills
David House
Increase
Ossipee Mills
Samuel G. Richardson
Blaine
Vermont
Jeannie F
Otis A. Griswold
Redemptions of trade dollars update and treasury totals
The latest returns show trade dollar redemptions totaling 8 875 735 dollars with slower progress and fewer coins than expected. Treasury figures list gold coin and bullion 275 920 050 dollars, silver dollars and bullion 206 541 023, fractional silver 26 609 944, United States notes 28 215 993, national bank notes 155 746, in redemption process 2 261 508, deposits 16 672 909, total 558 877 168. Certificates outstanding include gold 93 875 975, silver 132 221 068, currency 7 105 000. The seacere navy ship at Portsmouth Navy Yard is to be repaired and reactivated pending Whitney’s action. Supreme Court decision reverses a Connecticut case against the Charter Oak National Bank and remands for new trial. The President held a public reception with about 150 attendees including John L. Sullivan.
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Wasumaron
United States
National Bank
Seacere
Portsmouth
N. J.) Navy Yard
Whitney
Board of Survey
United States Supreme Court
Bloomfield
Charter Oak National Bank
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Connecticut
Justice Gray
John L. Sullivan
Senate Goes It Alone On Drainage Plan
The Senate spent about 45 minutes with routine business and discussed the lower Charles River valley drainage project. Waltham representatives and city officials debated payment timing and tax assessment methods while Rep Fish urged direct state contracting with annual municipal contributions and bond funding.
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House
Senate
Metropolitan Drainage Commission
Charles River
Warden
Upham
Fisher
Stone
Armstrong
Luce
Waltham
Fish
Senate Delays Bills As Wilbur Falls Ill
Senator Wilbur’s illness postpones several measures including Cambridge alderman charter amendments and cemetery transfers for Mt Hope Boston and Cedar Grove. Other calendar actions include passes to engross and various inexpedients on labor arbitration, vacations, and clerical pay.
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Wilbur
Senate
City of
Cambridge
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Boston
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Clark
House of the Good Shepherd
Keith
Cape
Salem
Beverly
Welvis
Lowell Dracut Street Railway Company
Lowell Horse Railroad Company
Committee On Railroads
Committee On Labor
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Railroad Commissioners
Committee On Public Service
State Department
Commonwealth
Manufacturerers’ Loan and Trust Company
Suffolk
Boston Bond and Investment Company
Lenox Water Company
District Court of
Central Berkshire
Municipal Court
Fanatic Hospitals
North Easton Water Company
Bridgewater Water Company
Essex County
Sarah Maria Cisco
Salem News notes Trow leads new secret society weekly
Charles E. Trow, former Methuen Transcript and Salem Telegram publisher, plans a Salem weekly focused on secret society interests. Rev. Father J. J. Gray will spend months in Rome. Salem contemplates a new church building as Mayor Raymond remains ill. Eagle Iron Foundry on Central Street sold to James Fairfield for 7000 dollars for Derby Street extension.
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Satem
Charles E. Trow
Methuen Transcript
Salem Telegram
Salem
J. J. Gray
St. James's Parish
Rome
Raymond
Batchelder
Eagle Iron Foundry
Central Street
Derby Street
James Fairfield
Thieves Rob Pedlar in Malden Assault Injures Boston Man
Israel Fisher of 85 Salem Street Boston was robbed near the Everett line in Malden. Thieves James H. Portland John F. Sullivan and Frank L. McIntyre of South Boston were captured by Officers Sullivan and Enwright and face court tomorrow.
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Mallpen
Israel Fisher
Salem Street
Boston
Malden
Everett Line
Tobin Confirmed Fire Commissioner and Water Board Requests Funds
Richard F. Tobin was confirmed as fire commissioner for three years from May 1887. The Water Board asked for appropriations to build an additional Sudbury basin, protect pay for sewer contributors, and fund improvements at Lake Cochituate, with details to be presented to a committee.
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O'Brien
Carroll
Richard F. Tobin
Yeas
Nays
James Freeman Clarke
Public Library
Joseph A. Tucker
City Hospital
Seth Perkins
Michael D. Collins
Daniel P. Sullivan
Benjamin Brintnall
Edward Carl
Felix A. Strange
The
Water Board
City Council
Sudbury
Marlboro
South Framingham
Lake Cochituate
Boston Water Board
H. T. Rockwest
Committee On Water and Finance
John Sweeney
Magazine Street
Norfolk Avenue
East Chester Park
Fairfax Street
Ninth Regiment
South Boston
First Regiment
Alwert G. Morse
Washington Street
Grove Hall
New York & New England Railroad
Thomas Seaver & Sons
Tre
Suffolk County House Loan
Boston Heating Company
Committee On Appropriations
Roxbury
George H. Williams
Peter Randolph
Peter Smith
Sackville Street
Walker Street
Wall and
Russell Streets
Harvard
Kilton
Saratoga Street
Prescott and
Shirley
Jamaica
Elections Reach Many Massachusetts Towns in Busy Vote
Towns including Canton Leominster Mattapoisett Wareham and others held annual meetings with high turnout. The record notes license votes, elected officials for clerk treasurer collectors assessors school committees boards of health and selectmen with party shifts and license outcomes in several communities.
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Massachusetts
C. A. Batchelder
Board of Health
B.C. Willard
W. B. Fenner
W. M. Sherwin
Lyman Clark
B. Hartwell
Canton
Prohibition
Bartholomew R. Doody
Thomas F. Lyons
Larra EE. Wentworth
C. N. Foote
W. A. Stone
H. M. Couch
BE. M. Langdon
J.C. Chaffee
B. A. Moore
A. Bradley
H. M. Smith
Treasa D. Dresser
C. I. Whitmore
C. H. Nye
O. D. Colson
Charles Bryant
New Marlboro
Seth Pease
Dyer Stannard
Charles Adsitt
William Canfield
L. P. Keyes
Jerome Curtis
J. W. Brennen
W. B. Gibson
Werstrom
John A. Macomber
George P. Macomber
Sherman
Isaac Howland
C. H. Jenney
W. A. Young
Rh. A. Lawton
C. T. Read
Tineansavatea
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Lynn
Esther C
Thomas C. Norcross
Watertown
Fredrick E. Goff
Westfield
Daniel W. Danforth
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Woburn
Peter Moyers
Lawrence Coolidge
Thomas Jt Prescott
Oakdale
David 5. Folensbee
Pittsfield
Rhode Island
Michael Welch
Westerly
Current Capital News
Salem News
the Water Board
Dartmouth
J. T. Cornell
WP. A. Cornell
G. N. Collins
FE. L. Faunce
Gidan Eoncet
E. L. Faunce
C. LD. Fairchild
ST. Croix
M. Doherty &Co
Kneeland Street
Endicott Street
F. Doherty
Medical
Humphreys
NCJ
E ‘Oo
O Ray
Dri
Humpureys’ Medicine CO
Fulton St
Drvcarsts
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
N. Y
Humphreys’ CO
N.Y
Kidder
WM. F. Kidder & Co., Manufacturing Chemists
John Street, N
New York
Jas. Williams
OFI
Lewis Bros. & CO
Broadway
N. B
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Samuel Rantin
Sagan N. Clark
Gurney Street
Nahum Ward
H. H. Moses
Nathaniel P. Go Neeng
Richard Olney
Brice
Evans & Son
Omce Equitable Building
Dorchester
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Stephen Lavender
George A. Orrok
James H. D. Orrok
Lizzie H. Orrok
Olney Street
L. E. Brainerd
Brainerd
M. J. Davis
J. H. Pierce
Pierce
Guardian
8. R. Knights & CO
Main St
Cambridgeport
Bulfinch Place
Bulfinch Street
Massachusetts Title Insurance Co
Mile ST
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A.rand
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Ranea
Warren Avenue
Stetson, Moseley & Co
EB Street
Osfee
Kilby Ot
P.S. Huckins & CO
Border Street
State St
Kaeder
Adamson & CO
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
Prarl ST
R.L. Day & Company
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
East Boston Gas Co
Atlas National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Everett National Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
National Bank of North America
State National Bank
Shawmnat National Bank
Peoples’ National Bank
Central National Bank
Faneuil Hall National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Old Boston National Bank
Tremont National Bank
First National Bank
Boston National Bank
Lechmere National Bank
Cambridge Horse RR
Worcester Gas Light Co
Amoskeag Mfg
Third National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Massawippi Valley
Summit Branch
Flint & Pete Marquette RR
Manchester Mills
Exeter Mfg
Winnisimmet Co
Oakland Garden Association
Cin
Sand. & Cleve
Market National Bank
Asiatic National Bank
Mercantile National Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Lyman Mills
Louisiana & Mo. River RR
Independent
Perry
Dallas
Iowa
M. L
New Eng, Mort. See. Co
Pleasant Hill & de Soto RR. Co
Old Colony RR
Natl
Sewing Machine Co
Continental Mills
Tremont Natl
Hamilton Natl
Webster Bank
City Bank
Warren
Bank
Peabody
Plymouth Cordage Co
Charles River Embankment Co
Edwards Mtg. Co
Metropolitan RR
Street Ry. Co
Cinn
St. Louis
Gt. Falls & Conway RR
Street Ry
Chelsea Gas Light Co
Pass. Rivers RR
Douglas Axe Mtg. Co
North Chicago
Little Rock & Fort Smith RR
Cedar Rapids & Mo. River RR
Fitchburg RR
Clinton & Springfield
San City
Fort Scott & Gulf RR
Sand
Cleve
Pass. Rivers
W. L
Maine Central RR
Pueblo & Arkansas Val
Michigan Central RR
Ait Lane
Sand. & Cleve. RR
Senry
Globe Natl. Bank
Freeman’s Natl
N.Y. Central & Hudson River RR
Webster Mfg. Co
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Hill Mfg. Co. —Ly Order of Trustees
Arlington Mills
Freeman’s Nat'l Bank
Boston Nat'l Bank
Bates Mfg. Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Cambridge RR. Co
Conn
River RR. Co
Miachian DD
Dover
N. H
Boston & Providence RR
Pullman Palace Car Co
Chicago & Northwestern BR
Bur. & Quincy RR
Bur. & Quincey
Boston & Maine RR
Top. & Santa Fe RR
Ft. Scott
Southeastern & Memp
Boston Consolidated St. R’y Co
New England National Bank
Howard National Bank
Cambridge Gas Lt. Co
Suffolk National Bank
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Quincy Mining Co
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
Cincinnati
Toledo
Boston, Concord & Montreal RR
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Pass. Rivers RR. Co
Horatio Harris & CO
Ex Steamship
Dodona
Pier 1
South
Florida
Almeria
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homenopathic Chemists
London
Brookline News
Philadelphia
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Scythia
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Pavonia
Bothnia
Great Britain and Ireland
Freigh
Alexanh
Tapply
ER Martin
Wetherby
Bessie Orris
New Guinea
Stockholm City
Hamburg
Antwerp
Furness
Allan Line
Glasgow
Siberian
Parisian
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
Hansa S. S. CO
Grasbrook
Aboet
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Bremen
Havre
Continental
KK. A. Adams & CO
Warren Line
ROMAN
Norseman
Warren & CO
Tiaite
Postoffice Square
INMAN_ LINE
U.S
Royal Mail
Queens
Town
Richmond
Chicago
Berlin
Peter Wright & Sons
L. H W. Palmer
Old State House
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Penobscot
Rockland
Camden
Helfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
North Haven
Green's Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Gouldshoro
Sullivan
William H. Hill, Jr
North Fortortlan & East
India Wharf
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
International
Commercial Wharf
St.John
W. H. Kilby
Nwealth
Massachuse IN
Suffolk, Ss
Henry Rothenberg
Paris Rothenberg
County
Rothenberg Brothers
Court Square
Thomas Fee, Jr
Messenger
Otvice
Thomas McLaugman
Patrick J. Flatley
Frederick Plalsted
EVA S&s. Edmands
William H. Russell
Margaret Russell
Norfolk
Nancy Sherman Fol
Lansbee
Dedham
Susan Marion Roberts
Joseph Thomas Roberts
Susan Emeline Roberts
Charlestown
A. D
Nancy Sherman Follansbee
Hyde Park
Boston Post
Grerce Wuirk
Esquire
Thomsane
Jonathan Cobb
John D. Cobb