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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1896

Page

2

Country Club cross country meeting opens May 30

The Country Club announces a cross country meeting starting May 30 with races through June 3 and 6, offering over 15000 dollars in purses. Seven events daily include five flat and two steeplechase races, led by the National Hunt cup and Brookline stakes, featuring many noted entrants and large purses.

Mechanics’ Building Brookline St. Botolph Country Club National Hunt C. W. Wadsworth B. m. Brookdale Sir Modred—Glencairn Nettie Brown Westbrook Stable B. G. Westbury Warwick Martine William C. Hayes Ch. m. Venus Volturno Miss McGowan B. G. Trillion King Ernest Trill Ch. H King Joseph Sir Joseph— Achsah H. Prince B. G. Wilkins Macduff T. G. Frothingham B. G William Hendrie, Jr Br. G. Royal Bob P. S. P. Randolph B. G. Fabian Duke of Magenta S. N. Leary Ch. G. Woodford Hindoo— Theckla George Leary B. m. May Mt. Zoach W. P. Ricketson B. G. Glenfallon Glenmore—infanta Robert G. Shaw Br. H. Ir Harmonica B. F. Clyde B. m. Lady Raymond Lady Palmeston Hidalgo—Nebasta B. G. Sayonara Onodaga Perhaps H. P. Whitney Gr. G. Adelbert Macduff Adele Eric Stable B. G. Richards Shadow Dance J. M. Crosby San Joaquin Longfellow Santa Anita Belle B. G. Fugitiva Faustus Colonel South Tom Ochiltree Mollie Carew P.S. P. Randolph B. G. Lafayette Linden Bonnie Nan B Charles Oxx Jake Shipse Salvator Daruna Girmeanlet Oe Poe Bonnet Pontiac Lady Bird Mr. Chamblet G. Tudman Sailor King Ammonia R. G. Shaw Sir I'ngeinton Marden B. m. Delay Gr. G. Bend Wilful Broad Hollow Stable April Fool B. G. Mill Boy Outcast Oxygen West Brook Stable Delbert William Cayes H. King Joseph Sir Joseph Achsah George B. Inches Ch. F. Frivolity Fowhattan Irtakion Ochiltree Mollie

Where are Mageq and Gomez Havana

Havana April 19 official reports detail an engagement at Guanabo in which Lacrett and Collazo’s patriots lost three killed and several wounded. Mira bel's command fought the patriots at the Jesus Maria estate near Jovellanos, with ten patriots killed. Spaniards reportedly suffered no losses. Rumors place Jose Maceo near La Salud and Mayia Rodegriz from Camaguey in Matanzas.

Havana Gomez Maceo Mirabel Guanabo Lacrett Collazo Jesus Maria Jovellanos Matanzas Jose Maceo la Salud Mayia Rodegriz Camaguay

Fire at Willoughby's grocery under Lyceum Hall East Boston

Fire discovered about 10 am yesterday at Willoughby's grocery below Lyceum Hall in East Boston. A defective flue caused the blaze, costing about 200 dollars and insured. The adjacent building owned by Hon. John H. Sullivan of the Governor's staff suffered slight damage and is insured.

Willoughby Lyceum Hall Boston John H. Sullivan

Missouri Elopers Drown After River Flat Boat Sinks

Samuel Drew and family along with Otto Oatman and family had camped across the river to make willow baskets. The elopement party sailed a small flat boat downriver when Oatman was away. The boat sank fourteen miles south of Hannibal and all aboard were drowned.

Hannibal Samuel Drew Otto Oatman Oatman Quincy Drew

Cambridge Items: New Trinity pastor preaches on Patriots Day

The Rev. Wellen N. Richardson of Worcester preached the Trinity M. E. Church East Cambridge first sermon yesterday. Cambridge Temperance Cadets observed Patriots Day with addresses by Rev. Alexander McKenzie and Dean Hodges. Music by St Peter's choir. Union Hall held patriotic services with Rev. Alexander Blackburn presiding and Miss M Marion Luce singing. Rev. W H Lannin of Somerville spoke on The Trail of the Jesuits.

Wellen N. Richardson Worcester Trinity M. E East Cambridge Cambridge Temperance Cadets Brattle Hall Alexander McKenzie Shepard Memorial Church Dean Hodges Episcopal Theological School St. Peter’s Church Union Hall Alexander

Malden Y M C A to Dedicate New Building

The Malden Y M C A erecting a new $80,000 building will be dedicated Wednesday with addresses by president William J. Hobbs and Mayor Clarence O. Walker. The week features church and youth receptions, a Woman's Auxiliary event, consecration meetings, and boys and men gatherings. The Middlesex county Y P S C E convention follows Monday at First Baptist, with about 150 delegates expected.

Malden Y. M. Co. A William J. Hobbs Clarence O. Walker Woman’s Auxiliary Middlesex County Y. P. 8S. C. E First Baptist Church

Minister Willis Returning to East After Furlough

San Francisco April 19 Honolulu advices dated April 11 say Minister Willis will depart for the East on a sixty days furlough after his official farewell visit to the executive April 11. Since the Jan 17 disagreement there has been no direct exchange of social courtesies with the executive staff. Sugar corporations face scrutiny as tax lists show 87 firms with 27,862,000 capital paid taxes of only 101.14, under 36 percent of the assessed value, despite being highly below actual value.

San Francisco Honolulu Willis

American Wringer Company Advertises Cleaning Equipment

The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 1S Broadway extension and 39 and 31 Corn hill Boston. Repairs are called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.

American Wringer Company Broadway Cornhill Boston Bissell

Boston and Baltimore Open at South End Grounds at 2 30

Boston and Baltimore meet at South End Grounds at 2 30 with Nichols and Bergen in points. Estimated crowd 20 000 as old favorites with Orioles loom. Catcher Robinson on bench. Willie Keeler and Brodie highlight visiting roster. Boston from Philadelphia. lineup details listed for both clubs.

Robinson Little Willie Keeler Brodie Boston Bostons Philadelphia Hamilton Long Lowe Duffy Collins Bannon Tucker Bergen

Browns Triumph in Packed Sportsman Park Crowd

In St. Louis on April 19, the crowd at Sportsman Park reached standing room only as the Browns won. Parker showed wild command with weak support, Breteinstein stirred after the second inning, and Quinn homered. Sheridan's decisive action contributed to the Browns victory.

ST. Louis Sportsman Park Parker Breteinstein Quinn Sheridan Browns

Opening game crowds surge for Boston college match

Opening day at Boston campus brings a restless crowd likely to top 15 000 last year with hopes for 25 000 as Jimmy Collins replaces Billy Nash at third and Billy Hamilton dazzles on the bases while Hugh Duffy assumes a new captaincy amid the holiday excitement.

Baltimore Boston Washington Jimmy Collins Billy Nash Fielding Tommy McCarthy Billy Hamilton Hugh Duffy

Adorned Admirers Await Team's Local Return

Countless admirers greet the team as gossip swirls about two losses to Philadelphia. Stivetts and Sullivan faltered, Quakers surged, and Nichols on deck may delay his chance unless a surprise occurs. Marty Bergen, North Brookfield, to catch. Tommy Tucker quiet on the lines. Baltimore fields a strong lineup with Donnelly replacing McGrath. Joe Kelley captains. Hoffer faces home squad.

Phillies Stivetts and Sullivan Quakers Nichols Marty Bergen North Brookfield Tommy Tucker Baltimores Jack Doyle McGrath Donnelly Springfields Hoffer Boston Cambridge Joe Kelley

Run at plate decides game in tight finish

A close home plate run ends with a runner touched out. Scoring shows St Louis 9 Chicago 7, with St Louis committing 2 errors to Chicago's 4. Batteries listed as Bresteinstein and McFarland for St Louis and Parker and Donohue for Chicago.

Ste AsOisssa Ses Creas Chiga Icsecerene St. Louis Chicago Breteinstein McFarland Parker and Donohue

Cincinnati Routs Louisville in Major Attendance Game

Cincinnati won 12 to 3 before a crowd of 16 026 in Cincinnati O April 19. Louisville failed to threaten at any point as Dexter starred for the visitors and Burke Holliday and Irwin shone for Cincinnati. Umpire Emilie Dexter supplied two Louisville runs as gifts. Base hits Cincinnati 18 Louisville 10. Batter ies Rhines Vaughn Cunningham Frazer Warner.

Cincinnati Louisville Emilie Dexter Burke Holliday Irwin Atendance Towisville Vcicccess Rhines Vaughn Cunningham Frazer Warner

Baseball Notes Preview Busy Opening Day in City

Play at 2 30 with Nichols and Bergen opposing Hoffer and Robinson. Weather should draw the largest opening crowd in city history. Hudson Seniors seek Saturday trades. D J Murphy of 182 Harrison Ave. after today the Bostons head to away games through May 26 versus Pittsburgh. South End league game only. Rusie rumored to pitch in Southern League at Chester Ill. Murray Irwin team vs South Boston at Congress Street at 10 am Harvard vs Newton at 3 pm today.

Nichols Bergen Hoffer and Robinson Hudson D. J. Murphy Harrison Avenue City Bostons Pittsburg South End Rusie Chester Ill Murray & Irwin South Boston Congress Street Harvard Newton

Pattyson Arrested After Disrupting Tremont Temple Meeting

William D. C. Pattyson, 45, of 66 Dundee Street, known for disturbing religious gatherings, was arrested at the Tremont Temple meeting in Music Hall after refusing to leave. He was declared sane by two experts, given a jail sentence, and will be brought before the court again today.

William D. C. Pattyson Dundee Street Bromfield Street Charles Street Tremont Temple Music Hall Pattyson

City Brevities: Altercation Involving Wrench At Endicott Street

Anthony Dezdovsky of 55 Charlestown Street and Joseph Green of Endicott Street clashed at 65 Endicott Street with Green sustaining three scalp wounds from a bicycle wrench. Both men are under arrest at Station 1 for mutual assault. Also, a fire at 22 Bunker Hill Street, caused by an overturned lamp and occupant Margaret Campbell, caused slight damage after the 12:34 Sunday alarm.

Anthony Dezdovsky Charlestown Street Joseph Green Endicott Street Dezdovsky Green Bunker Hill Street Margaret Campbell

Dogs Parade at New England Kennel Club Show Opens

Mechanics' Building hosts the twelfth annual New England Kennel Club show as crowds gather to inspect breeds from king charles spaniels to bulldogs. Exhibitors include E. H. Moore with St Bernards and George J. Gould with painters. notable dogs include King Orrey the bulldog and a rare black pug as the event opens with judging starting at ten.

Mechanics New England Kennel Club James Mortimer Hempstead N. Y Charles H. Mason New York City Boston Fox Harry W. Smith Worcester—Fox Terriers Alex L. Goode Boston Terriers John Davidson Munroe Mich E. H. Moore Melrose St. Bernards I. W. Courey Newton George J. Gould Philadelphia King Orrey Colonel Hilton Woodlawn Kennels Saratoga Dreamland Tenney Rumford Bulldog Pug

Canine Show Highlights Include Vanishing Newfoundlands

KING ORRY, a rival in that section of the canine world, is in a wire cage and noisy. One breed of dogs, once popular as New England house pets, will be missed this year as the shaggy Newfoundlands disappear from the show. Breeders show little interest, and the life saving animal is nearly extinct. Edward Kelley of New York brings Reilby to four classes while Toon and Thomas appear in seven. Oliver Ames presents five dogs unused to the country in forty eight hours, among the best money could buy in the old world.

New England Edward Kelley New York Reilby Toon Thomas Oliver Ames

Cribbage and Fox Terriers Prep for Philadelphia Show

H H Hunneswell and A H Hunnewell bring top entries including Cribbage the white haired fox terrier in the challenge class. Dr C A Longest scored last year, with Emperor William Rob L Vere and Nellie Bly among his wins. Lady Diana and Emperor William valued at 20000 dollars. Nearly 900 entries expected. the club reports strong finances as crowds may admire the dog show.

A. H. Hunnewell Cribbage Dr. C. A Philadelphia Emperor William Rob L Vere Nellie Bly Diana William

Liquor Seizures Reported From Yesterday

Yesterday's seizures list several individuals with addresses and quantities. Benjamin Robinson 615 Rutherford avenue two gallons lager Johanna Hughes 104 Water street five gallons lager Margaret Haley 26 Corey street five gallons lager Hannah Murphy 4 Ice street five gallons lager John Myers 32 Lynde street twelve gallon whiskey and five gallons lager John J Ryan 6 Salem street fifteen gallons lager Anne Dooley 103 Warrenton street four gallons lager Anne Hardy 266 Shawmut avenue one and one eighth gallons lager.

Benjamin Robinson Rutherford Avenue Johanna Hughes Water Street Margaret Haley Corey Street Hannah Murphy Ice Street John Myers Lynde Street John J. Ryan Salem Street Anne Dooley Warrenton Street Anne Hardy Shawmut Avenue

Rumors of discord at First Baptist Church Somerville

Parishioners think division may lead to withdrawals after two years under Rev J D Fulton. Frederick Walsh Jr resigned as church collector amid praise for his Christian Endeavor work. Fulton declined to comment as he left a sermon stressing that some oppose ministers and may wish them to stay or leave.

First Baptist Church of Somerville J. D. Fulton D. D Christian Endeavor Society H. W. Robinson Fulton Frederick Walsh, Jr Walsh Late Christian Endeavor Society Futton Nadda

Floods in Quebec Cause Widespread Damage and Bridge Wrecks

Despatches from Quebec report heavy flooding across the province with floods not abating. The Quebec Central railroad faces a $100,000 loss from a bridge wreck at Sherbrooke. Richmond, a town of 2000, is flooded with telegraph office and other buildings abandoned. Sorel and towns like Three Rivers Ya maska Nicolet Acon and St Anseleme endure destroyed bridges and homes.

Montreal Quebec Quebec Central Railroad Sherbrooke Richmond Sorel St. Anseleme Nicolet Yamaska Acon

Seas Weekday Steamers Run Between Port Towns

Schedule notes routes from Cassine to Maciitasport and nearby harbors on Thursdays at 8:30 and 9:00 am with departures from Beat Leaves Rpoekland at 6:00 am next day. Also listed are connections from Eastwort Calais St Andrews St John and Wortland with additional 12:30 and 1:00 pm departures.

Northern New England Rail Schedules Submit Broad List of Trains

The notice lists train times for Southern Division Manchester Concord and many regional stations including New Boston North Weare Enniker Belmont Tilton Lakeport Meredith Ashland Laconia Weirs Plymouth and more with daily and Sunday departures. It names connections to Montreal Quebec Chicago and other major routes and is signed by D J Flanders General Passenger Agent.

Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor CN Ord N. H Lewiston Pines Manchester ST. John Halifax Provinces ST. Sephen N. B ST. Andrews North Conway Intervale Glen Crawfords Fabyans Twin Moon Tain Wiutefield Jefferson Lancaster R. R ION Maine Central Wiscasset Thomaston Rockland Concord New Boston North Weare Enniker New Osston Hooksett Suncook Pittsfield Suncoo Nee Belmont Haverhill Campton Cory Woodstock Pemigewasset Valley Lisbon Littleton Whitefield Faryans Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Bristol Claremont Branc i. Ie Norwiche Hanover Bradford ST. Johnsbury Newport Sherbrook Quebec ST. J C. R. RR Plymouth Montpelier Tke Whit River Junction Montreal Boston Air Line Ae. m. Auras i Chicago The West G. T. Rvs C. Ry

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