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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1890

Page

5

Silver Barons Displeased Call for Pacific Bill Reform

Senators Jones and Stewart of Nevada threaten to bolt the caucus unless the Treasury bullion note provisions are altered to prevent market manipulation. Chiefly, the issue centers on a clause allowing the Treasury to redeem notes with bullion and influence prices, prompting caucus disarray and calls for further sessions to shape the bill.

Quay National Committee Sreerau Jones Stewart Nevada Secretary of the Treasury Treasury

Noted Letter From Sultan's Owner on Horse Sultan

A Boston owner, E. B. Payson, thanks Tavernen for reporting on his horse Sultan the Gallo American. He notes prizes were decided by size rather than action or conformation and laments Sultan’s second place to a cross bred horse. Payson argues Sultan could have won against imported horses if size had not been a factor. The writer expresses pride and comfort despite not winning.

Sultan Hauda Boston Payson

Dramatic Notes From Boston Stages and Casts

A Boston theater round up notes dramatic offerings at Tremont Boston Theatre and Park Theatre. Agnes Booth welcomes back friends for Aunt Jack. Mansfield performs De Tadot and Jekyll Hyde at the Boston Theatre. Davenport to play La Tosca at Park Theatre, ending season. Leavitt benefit at Howard Atheneum with Lews Baer and E N Catlin leading an ensemble. Mary Shaw stars at Hollis Street Theatre in A Drop of Poison with H B Conway and Charles Kent. The Prince and the Pauper with Elsie Leslie continues at Hollis Street Theatre for a week.

McCaull Opera Company Boston Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde M. Sardon Andy Leavitt Howard Atheneum Lews Baer E. N. Catlin Tremont Theatre Luke Schoolcraft E. Phalen Ralph R. Ruisseau J.H. W. Byrne Dudley H Prescott Jeckwith E. K. Hood Frank C. Chase F. Earl Bishop Charles Leonard Fletcher Mary Shaw Hollis Street Chicago H. B. Conway Charles Kent Prince and the Pauper Elsie Leslie

Clergy Banker Dinner Highlights Boston Talk on Banks

Rev Brooke Herford entertains 160 bankers at Youne’s with jokes on raw materials taxes and contrasts English and American banking life. Mayor Hart urges young clerks to join parties and engage in politics. Hon Eustace C Fitz praises integrity, critiques bank practices, and calls for reform proposals. Charles A Prince closes the event with remarks.

Brooke Herford Bank Officers’ Association Youne’s F. G. Sears Herford England United States Thomas N. Hart Boston Eustace C. Fitz Blackstone Bank Mr. Fitz George P. Ford Commercial Bank Joseph Doda Sub-Treasury John D. Long John Reynolds Everett Bank Charles A. Prince

Open Spaces In The City Public Meeting Promotes Urban Green Areas

The General Conference of Charities meeting at the Institute of Technology urged creating open spaces for Boston’s poor. Speakers urged utilizing city lots, sanitary grounds, and schoolyard play areas with supervisors, noting past gains and plans for broader expansion. A resolution pressed preserving gift records and forming a committee to enlarge available spaces.

General Conference of Charities Institute of Technology Brooke Herford Arthur B. Ells Zylpha Smith Associated Charities Boston Dwight Porter Institute of TerraNice Kate Gannett Wells Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association Clapp Ellis H. Durgin Board of Health Bert ‘Treat Paine

Marriages and deaths in the Salem area and surrounding towns

Listings show multiple marriages on April 22 23 and related life events. Couples include Bergen Johnson Crosby Newton Handy Magrath Holmes Mentaon Perry Holmes Saunders Harris Black Boynton Clement Goodwin Joy Mathes Perkins Stedman Thaxter Thompson Vining with ages noted for several individuals. Obituaries announce Lucy Black 66 Nathaniel Boynton 9 Mrs Clement 39 Mrs Joy until April dates.

At. H. Packard Handy Roxbury Martha A. Magrath Charlestown Holmes Chelsea T. Corwin Watkins Herbert E. Holmes Ian A. Mentaon Perry—Holmes Cambridge James McWhinnie D.D Adelbert IF Perry Conn M. J. Mathes Alvert J. Mathes Perkins Brookline Edward Lamson Perkins Stedman Francis Dana Stedman Thaxter Dorchester Rebecca Theodore Thaxter Thompson St. Paul George W. Thompson Boston South Weymouth Jane W Allen Vining

New York market buoyant with coalers leading gains

The New York market yesterday showed extreme buoyancy with buying driven by coalers. Mexican Central and Atchison incomes drew strong attention while Oregon Transcontinental rose about 5 and eyed further activity upon Mr. Villard’s return. Reports noted anticipated earnings, bonds maturing in 1891, and notable moves by railroad and bank interests.

New York Western Railroad Granger Oregon Transcontinental Wheeler Villard Oregon Transcontinental

Resignation of Assistant District Attorney Ives

Latem April 24. The resignation of George B. Ives, assistant district attorney, who served well at the last Criminal Court term, has caused surprise. District Attorney Moody accepted the resignation and appointed A. P. White of Danvers as second associate justice to the First District Court. Ives also resigned as a director of the First National Bank at the last annual meeting.

George B. Ives Criminal Court Moody A. P. White Danvers First District Court Ives First National Bank

Proposals for coal for public institutions in Boston

Sealed proposals to supply coal for public institutions in Boston will be received at the Office of Commissioners of Public Institutions, 14 Beacon Street, until Friday April 25, 1890 at 12 noon. Proposals opened in public, specifications obtainable at the office. Proposals to be addressed to Hon. Thomas N. Hart and endorsed Proposals for Coal. The office reserves right to reject any or all proposals.

Ferry Commissioners North Ferry Boston Cumberland Georges Creek Elk Garden Newport News H. B. Butler Dorchester South Boston West Side City of City Hall William Office OF Commissioners OF Public Institutions Beacon Street Thomas N. Hart Cason

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