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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1886

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3

Both Houses Today on an Excursion

Legislature cancels session to tour the Boston pumping station and Moon Island outlet after accepting the drainage committee invitation. House debates Williamstown bond refund of 33000 dollars until adjournment without a vote. Proponents McEttrick and Lathrop argue for the refund. opponents Dresser Curtis Gamwell and Lord oppose.

Boston Moon Island House Williamstown Messrs. McEttrick Lathrop Springfield

Boston East Boston Drainage Bill Reported for Harbor Approval

Medford drainage committee chair Mr Hooper reports a bill authorizing Boston to discharge East Boston sewage into the harbor channels. The act allows land or easement takings with recorded deeds and damages paid, and requires harbor end stand commissioner approval for tidewater structures or excavations.

Noddle Hooper Medford Boston East Harbor Commissioners

Milliken Answers Questions as Cable Bill Passes Third Reading

Senator Milliken of Bristol faces sharp questions on the street railway cable system bill. The measure, designed to stop street car blockades and favored by no single line, advances to a third reading as supporters note consolidation timing and potential expansion to include other Boston area cable operations. Officials confirm the bill would bind the new company under general or special legislation and consider oversight by railroad authorities.

Milliken Milliker Bristol Murphy Suffolk Moody Merrill Boynton Middlesex Alger Boston Kendricken Cogswell Essex Dunbar New and Consolidated Company

Adverse Telephone Reports Laid On The Table In Senate

The Senate tabled seven adverse reports on anti telephone legislation after shouts of pass. General Cogswell urged time to prepare bills against telephone extortion. Reports of accidents were rejected by a tie vote. Lieutenant Greeley resolutions passed in the House. Gettysburg monuments measure read under suspension. Upcoming Thursday decisions include hotel corporations, salary petition, and suffrage duty. Hampshire Court House loan proposed at 35600. Westborough Insane Hospital funds approved. Railroad hearings on Mystic branch to Salem continued. Foreign insurance adverse report delayed with possible substitute.

Senate Cogswell Yeas Alger Douglas Dunbar Emerson Forbes Gould Howard Howland Lilley McGahey Murphy Naphen Reid Scott Walker Nays Bojynton Gleason Gove Gunn Harlow Jefferson Sam Roads Marblehead Dick Tobin Greeley Gettysburg Dresser House Committee On Public Service Isaac H. Edgett Secretary of State’s Department Rew Hampshire County Lathrop Springfield Judiciary Committee Westborough Insane Asylum Milne Fall River Public Charitable Institution Westborough Insane Hospital Boston and Lowell Salem Committee On Railroads Boston and Lowell Road Mystic Strout Lowell Road Richard Olney Boston and Maine Road

Verdicts Filed in Boston Court Roster with Multiple Cases

The record lists numerous civil actions in Boston courts, including Davis et al v. Allen with a $50275 verdict for plaintiffs, and Albert H. Woodward et al v. Hanwond with a verdict for defendant. Several cases reference injuries, replevin, and tort claims with various actions noted as in order and before Judge Knowlton and Judge Pitman.

Warren Davis

William FEF Ware vs J Munroe Minoit Tort action

No 919 case involves William FEF Ware suing J Munroe Minoit for damages alleging the defendant sold intoxicating liquor to Mary Ware, wife of the plaintiff, between January 1, 1884 and May 9, 1885. Defense is a general denial. Attorneys B Johnson for plaintiff H Winslow for defendant. multiple order numbers listed.

William Fef. Ware J. Munroe Minoit Mary Ware Johnson H. H. Winslow

Professor Louis C Elson Lectures on Robert Schumann

About 300 students and guests gathered at Sleeper Halls for a 3 PM lecture by Professor Louis C Elson of the conservatory. He praised Schumann, said he opened poetic freedom in music, and outlined the composer’s early life and struggles before noting the season’s final regular lecture.

Louis C. Elson Conservatory Rober Schumann Schumann

Hall Couple Mark Golden Wedding in East Somerville

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hall of East Somerville drew many friends. Boston Commandery Knights Templar sent a delegate and the Boston Veteran Tigers attended. Colonel John L. Stevenson presented 175 gold dollars for the couple, with 175 more given by the ex-banking directors plus 210 gold dollars from friends. Mr Hall is 77 and his wife 70.

John K. Hall East Somerville Boston Knights Templar Hall Bank of North America of

Dancing Mishap Fails to Dampen A Pleasant Recital

The concert last night drew a warm response from the audience despite Katie Lee slipping on the Melonaor platform after a graceful pose with Cora Baudry. Readings by Mrs. Elia Archer Haddy earned repeated encores, while Mme Pauline Pfeiffer- Strater, Mrs Grace Cobb Crawioid, Mr George Le Claire and others delivered a satisfying program with violin and harmonica performances.

Katie Lee Cora Baudry Elia Archer Haddy Mme Pauline Pfeiffer- Strater Grace Cobb Craw George le Claire Sunth Sorever F. Dow Weiiick Katis Lee Gera Baudry

Elected Officers Named for Massachusetts Historical Society

The Massachusetts Historical Society has elected officers for a year led by President Rev. George B. Ellis D D LL D with vice presidents Charles Deane LL D and Francis Parkman LL D. Other officers include recording secretary Rev. Edward J. Young A M and corresponding secretary Justin Winsor AB. Treasurer is Charles C. Smith, librarian Samuel A. Greer MD, cabinet keeper Fitch Edward Oliver MD, and executive committee Abbott Lawrence AM Abner C. Goonell AM Melien Chamberlain LL D William Everett PhD and Robert C. Winthrop Jr. AM.

The Massachusetts Historical Society George BE. Ellis D. D Charles Deane Francis Parkman Edward J. Young A. M Justin Winsor A. B Charles C. Smith Samuel A. Greer M. D Fitch Edward Oliver Abbott Lawrence Abner C. Goonell Melien Chamberlain William Everett Robert C. Winthrop, Jr

Quiet South Congregational Church Wedding in Olive Green Satin

Miss Isabel Bennett Poor and Edwin Bennett wed yesterday afternoon with Dr. E E Hale officiating. The ceremony was quiet and the bride wore olive green satin. Ushers included Robinson Edward Bicknell George Forrestall and F Murphy. An informal reception followed for close friends with plans for home at the Commonwealth Hotel on May 13 and 26.

South Congregational Church Isabel Bennett Poor Edwin Bennett E. E. Hale Messrs. Robinson Edward Bicknell George Forrestall F. '. Murphy Rundlett Commonwealth Hotel

California Bride To Wed Italian Baron Abroad

A California girl will wed an Italian baron and become Baroness Brochetti. Emma Houston, a close friend of Princess Colonna known as Eva Mackay in California, is the bride. The news recalls Miss Flora Sharon once known as My Lady Hesketh and the envy of damsels in California.

California Emma Houston Lady Hesketh Flora Sharon Miss Houston Baroness Brochetti Princess Colonna Eva Mackay

The Mikado at Lobe Theatre and Other Evening Shows

The Lobe Theatre presents The Mikado in the evening. Denman Thompson stars in The Old Homestead at Gosn Theatre. Carleta Opera Company performs Nanon at Houlis Street Varatre. Janny Davenport appears in Fedora at Tea Theatre. A Prisoner for Life shown at Athenium. Richard Mansfield in Prince at BIJOU Theatre. Miles and Barton's Bijou Burlesque Company in Arcadia at Bijou. World’s Museum offers marine life and aquarium exhibits 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Battle of Gettysburg exhibits on Tremont Street. Horticultural Hall hosts Amateur and Juvenile Art Show day and evening.

Lobe Theatre Gosion Theatre Denman Thompson Houlis Street Varatre Carleta Opera Company Nanon Bijou Theatre Miles & Barton Bijou Burlesque

Trading and Auction Schedule in New York Listings

A fragmented auction timetable lists vendors AS Richards & Co and Leonard & Co with items including paintings and furniture. Entries note times such as 3 PM and 10 AM along with other firms like R Knights Co and L Day & Co. and reference stock lots and Francis H Henshaw & Co. Paintings.

Thie Kray New York Richards & Co Leonard & Co R Knights, Co R L Day & Co Francis H Henshaw & Co

Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Offer Reward Claim

Five hundred dollars is offered for detection of calomel or any injurious drug in Dr. Pierce’s celebrated Pleasant Purgative Pellets. About the size of a musk seed, they are described as easy to take and to relieve griping pains with quick action on biliousness sick-headache bitter taste and jaundice.

Pierce Norolk Luke Mooney Brookline Norfolk Reservoir Place Fane Moonsy Charles Webber Webber Murphy Boston Patrick Mooney

San Francisco mining stock closing prices report

San Francisco April 15 official closing prices shown for mining stocks. The list includes companies such as Burn, Beat and Beicher, and others with varying bid and ask figures. Several entries are garbled in OCR, but the market activity reflects the day’s trading in metals and related shares.

San Ferancisco Cal Nercross Cg Beat & Beicher

Boston Money Market Rumors Amid Bearish Stock Tone

In Boston on Thursday April 15 money market rates firmed at the clearing house with scarce greenbacks and 5 to 5 3 4 percent on loans. Government securities firmer. foreign exchange dull. Local stock market weak on NY break, with Atchison and Union Pacific showing declines, Boston and Albany advancing on suspected stock dividend news.

Boston New York

Unclear OCR Transcription of Local Notice Items

Fragmentary text listing various entities and numbers including ports ships berths water mats and a price represented as 80 cents, with multiple garbled words and no coherent event or names to summarize into a clear item.

Closing Bids and Rail Stocks Snapshot

A dense list of closing bid figures across railroads and energy firms. Notable names include Central Pacific, Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Reading, P.& O. Missouri, Union Pacific, Northwest ern, and Pennsylvania lines with varied percentage bids and profits. The column covers multiple dates and prices, reflecting a broad market snapshot from the period.

Northwestern Miller reports weekly mill output and market notes

The Northwestern Miller notes twenty mills produced 123 200 barrels last week or about 20 500 daily with 129 100 the prior week and 182 200 a year earlier. Sixteen mills ran at noon with 25 000 daily capacity and 19 500 actual output as some shut down. Flour markets are dull with varying prices across grades and regions. Corn oats and wheat inspections and prices are listed with steady or firm tones and several on call transactions.

Minnesota Michigan New York Ohio Indiana Southern Illinois St Louis Wisconsin Lee

Market Notes on Grains Meats and Dairy Prices

Grain and feed prices hold steady with mixed futures while meals, malt and barley show firm to steady trends. Dairy goods and butter trade remain active with creamery and cheese markets steady to firm amid cautious demand. eggs apples potatoes and hay maintain firm tones, with hogs and cattle reported at varied quotes in major yards.

Canada Ineré New York Vermont Franklin County Mass Liverpool Western Creamery Cape Do Aroostook County Michigan Nova Scotia New Brunswick Maine Baldwin Central Grand Trunk Aroostook Co Hebrons Burbiunks Do Northern Eastern Prolifics Rens F and Wash Co Peerless North Carolina St. Andrews Cape Cod Norfolk Kele Worcester County York State Seles Kansas City St. Louis Peoria Messina Walermo Palermo Valencia Porto Rico Turkey Brignton New York State Centennial Beacon Light

Cotton and grain markets mixed in New York and Chicago

New York reports cotton quiet with varied upland and Orleans values and broad grain notes. Flour receipts and sales show dull prices, while wheat, corn, and oats futures edge higher or steady in Chicago. Other markets in St Louis reflect mixed flour activity and firmer wheat with varied rye and barley pricing.

New York Orleans Ohio Minnesota City United Midacles Western Steam S. A Elgin Creamery Liverpool Chicago ST. Louis Milwauker Apri Cincinnati Toledoy Osis Detroit Michigan Minneapolis Minn Augusta Galveston New Orleans Great Britain France Memphis Mia Savannah Charleston Continent Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Mid c. Louisville United States

Grain and livestock markets across major centers

Chicago reports cattle and hog receipts and shipments with mixed prices, while Cincinnati and other cities show varied provisions, whiskey, and livestock quotes. Wheat and cotton markets move unevenly across Toledo Detroit Minneapolis and river ports, with regional receipts, shipments, and stock levels noted.

Foreign Markets and Commodities Report from London and Liverpool

Commercial notes from London and Liverpool detail quiet wheat and corn cargoes, mixed American corn and California wheat shipments, and steady but firm staple prices. Quotations include club wheat around 68 1/16 to 73 1/2 pence, mixed Western corn at 43s, plus pork bacon and lard firm levels in Liverpool markets. Cotton remains steady with steady futures. Atlantic and Great Western, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Illinois Central and other stocks listed. Havana gold and exchange firm, speculators driving sugar firmness with polarization at rates near gold prices.

Chicago Emery & Hodges State Street Pune London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce California Liverpool United Kingdom Uplands Orleans Canadian Pacific Erie St. Paul Reading Havana United States Suagar

Business failures and insolvencies sweep multiple states

Holloway Bros of Philadelphia fail after starting in 1885 with capital of 13500, with branches at Phenixville and Lancaster. Charles Hamel & Co of Simmonsville S C attach. Pratt & Craig of Des Moines close out assets around 16500 with 52000 debt. M O Steers Co Springfield petitioned into insolvency. Clogston & Cornell offer 20 cents on dollar to creditors. Aaron Raphael New Hampshire area debts total 5700 with 3700 owed to relatives. Tremont street store closed. William Doonan of West Kortright assigns. Rise Greensburg fails. Pemberton Plant City assigns. Billips Bros St Albans assign. N W Phelps Lockport seeks compromise at 60 cents on dollar. G D Sullivan La Fayette attached. Isaac Heath Oakland insolvency.

Holloway Bros Philadelphia Penn Phenixville Lancaster Charles Hamel & Co Simmonsville S. C Pratt & Craig Des Moines M. O. Steers & Co Springfield Mass Clogston & Cornell Brockton Aaron Raphael Washington Street Tremont Street Hanover Street William H. Doonan West Kortright N. Y K. S. Rise Greensburg A. Pemberton Plant City Fla Billips Bros Tanners St. Albans W. Va N. W. Phelps Grocer Lockport G. D. Sullivan la Fayette Isaac Heath Carpenter Oakland, Me

Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads Across Several Lines

Summary of consignments received by multiple railroad companies listing cotton wool flour oats and other staples. Entries include Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine Western Lowell and various express and sea routes with quantities such as bales sacks boxes cases and bbls of cotton wool flour oats beef butter eggs cheese lard and hides. The figures enumerate hundreds to thousands of units per item and company.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Toi New York and New England Railroad Bates Fitchburg Railroad Boston Maine Boston and Maire Railroad Lowell Railroad Express

Total Receipts of Staple Products April 15

The port reported today total receipts of principal staples from all shipment sources, with comparisons to the same day last year. Items include cotton bases, molasses, wool, butter, cheese, oats, eggs, corn, beans, apples, potatoes, lumber, leather, lard, beef, pork, and sugar among others, with listed quantities for 1886 and 1885.

Sutter Barney

Sale of D Huyvetter paintings opens at Howard's gallery

The D Huyvetter collection sale drew strong attendance with many works selling at low figures. Top price reached 475 cents for a De Haas cattle picture. other notable sales included Portieije Morning Callers 340 dollars and a Rosierse 170. Prices ranged from 475 down to 17 dollars, many under 50. The sale continues today with choicer items from De Haas Schaefers Cos Claus Verhas Rosierse De Lobbe Zuber Buhler Brissot Carpentier Diaz Ten Kate Van Severdouck Kolk Kolk and others. This offers good bargains for selections.

D’huyvetter Howard de Haas Portieije Schaefers Cos Claus Verhas Rosierse de Lobbe Zuber-Buhler Brissot Carpentier Diaz Ten Kate van Severdouck Kolk Kolk

Spring birds read about Easter bonnet slaughter

If birds arriving each spring read accounts of how they are slaughtered for Easter bonnets they would skip their annual northward migration until fashion chooses another whim.

Rumor of High Demand for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup

A rumor says Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is in large demand and the proprietors cannot supply all orders. The notice urges druggists to prepare for emergencies as the public relies on this remedy.

Dr. Bull

Bond Sale Hearings Show New York Bidders Under Scrutiny

In the State House hearing on the famous bond sale the crowd was thin. Cyrus W. Field and Sage faced questions as to their plan to buy bonds and foreclose if needed. Gleason and Higginson testified that bids were carefully weighed with cautions about New York parties. The council debated bidders, noted potential improper influence, and prepared to reopen bids while weighing the motives of Clark and his associates.

State House David Dudley Field Cyrus W. Field Stackpole Parker C. Chandler Bishop Henry L. Higginson Mr. Field Robinson Wield and Sage Gaston Higginson Ried Clark Gleason Ames State Street Colonel Peabody New York Post Advertiser Boston F. L. Higginson Brewster, Cobb & Esterbrook Cobb Hhis Syndicate Russel Sage Sherman Field Messrs Sage Commonwealth Lee, Higginson & Co

Dover Adventist preacher presented gold headed cane

Rev C A Phelps the Dover Advent preacher who resigned over dis affection in his society for wearing fine clothes and associating with respectable people was given an elegant gold headed cane by leading citizens on Tuesday night.

C. A. Phelps Dover

Bond and stock listings from regional railroad and mining firms

A compact listing of securities including 6s bonds from Oregon Short Line Railroad 1918 recovery pieces, Vermont consolidation entries, Ogdensburg and Lake Champ items, Imt 6s 1919, and various scrips and shares. Names include Tremont Mining Cusihuiriach Mine War Eagle Mining and several regional issuers with amounts ranging from 400 to 1000 dollars.

Highland Street Oregon Vermont Ogdensburg & Lake Ezon Improvement Co

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