Boston Morning Notes From August 4 1879
Boston weekly death toll reports 192 deaths last week with 98 men and 94 women. Rev W H Cudworth preached at Union Hall on tribulation. Boston Turnverein travels to Philadelphia for the North American Union Turpfest. Ponca Indian meeting moved to Tremont Temple next Tuesday noon. Emerson lectured on Memory at Concord Summer School. Mayor Prince to attend Bennington Monumental Association anniversary with Gov Talbot and ex Gov Rice. Socialists held a land and labor in Ireland agitation at Hospitaller Hall. Deacon Dwight Wheelock funeral held with services at Shawmut Avenue Baptist Church. Henry Morgan preached on Sabbath recreation and fast young men at Forest Garden. Massachusetts Horticultural Society delegates named for American Pomological Society meeting in Rochester September 17.
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Dwight Wheelock
Chester Park
Shawmut Avenue Baptist Church
Hague
Walker
Murdock
Henry Morgan
Forest Garden
T. E. Halleck
Boston
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
American Pomological Society of
Rochester
N. Y
Marshall P. Wilder
Charles M. Hovey
James F. C. Hyde
William C. Strong
John B. Moore
Benjamin G. Smith
J. W. Manning
A. D. Capen
E. L. Sturtevant
Robert Manning
Hervey Davis
Thomas C. Thurston
Samuel Hartwell
Ander Wetherell
O. J. Hadwen
Warren Fenno
Josiah Newhall
Board of Health
Homestead Place
Sullivan Street
Charlestown
Bennington
Rice
Water Board
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James Skinner & Co
J. P. Crane & Co
Ebenezer N. Blake & Co
P. Wallmyer & Co
Mystic Valley
Russell Brook
P. Waldmyer & Co
Abajonna River
Sampson, Clark & Co
The
Highland Railroad Company
Central Avenue
Blue Hill Avenue
Marston Avenue
J. Alphonzo Doe, Jr
J. C. Abbott
Charles Street
John Quirk
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Jamaica Street
South Street
Valuation of Boston Falls by $18 Million in 1 May Assessors
The Boston assessment table completed by the Assessors shows a total valuation of 612,253,600, down 18,193,200 from last year. Real estate totals 428,786,300 and personal 183,467,300. Real estate value 1878 was 440,375,900 and personal 190,070,900, with declines of 11,589,600 in real estate and 6,693,600 in personal. Ward-by-ward valuations follow.
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Park Theatre presents Revels through the week
The Park Theatre continues the Revels attraction this week with the Murphy Miniature Opera Company remaining at the Boston Museum for three more weeks. The regular season opens August 25 with School for Scandal. Spaulding vocalists instrumentalists and bell ringers join Carrington the drum soloist at Oakland Garden this week.
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Boston Museum
School For Scandal
Spaulding
Carrington
Oakland Garden
Persian native Benjamin Eshoo lectures on Persia
Benjamin Eshoo, a native Persian, spoke at the YMCA hall Sunday evening about Persia. He described its topography as potential Paradise, located Babylon, and the ark’s flood resting place, linking sites to early Bible history and Jewish religion. He discussed Mohammedan worship and local five worshipers.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Persia
Paradise
Babylon
Gifts to the General Theological Library Treasurer Receipts
Samuel R Paysen reports added memberships and gifts totaling 418.50 and lists donors including William Libbey Elizabeth Libbey Amos D Lockwood, Amos D Lockwood Providence RI George C Shattuck Henry Lyon and many others. He notes pre-advertised totals and total cash receipts 60,862.43 with 42,981.94 spent on the library.
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General Theological Library
William Libbey
Lsq
Elizabeth Libbey
New York
Amos D. Lockwood
Providence
R. I
William O. Grover
Nelson Curtis
Prof
E. N. Horsford
George C. Shattuck
M. D
Dr. Henry Lyon
Messrs
J. Thomas Vose
Charles W. Dexter
John C. Rand
John H. Sturgis
Augustus T. Perkins
Robert Codman
E. N. Perkins
F. A. Dewson
John D. Bryant
William Aspinwall
Isaac J. Wetherbee
GAR appoints officers and second regiment election outcome
Commander-in-Chief William Earnshaw announces appointments within the Grand Army of the Republic. Isaac B. Stevens becomes adjutant-general, William Ward of New Jersey named quartermaster-general, William H. Baldwin of Ohio judge-advocate general, Charles W. Raphan of Maryland inspector, and D. F. Giddinger of Ohio senior-aide e-camp. In the Second Regiment field officers election, Lieut-Col Bridges is elected Colonel and Embury P. Clark of Company D is elected lieutenant-colonel.
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William Earnshaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Isaac B. Stevens
William Ward
New Jersey
William H. Baldwin
Ohio
Charles W. Raphan
Maryland
D. F. Giddinger
Col. Bridges
Embury P. Clark
Summer Philosophy on a Concord lecture and Hoosac Tunnel curiosity
A travelling friend recalls a city station scene with young ladies returning from a Concord philosophers lecture. They praise the speaker yet admit hearing only fragments. Amid talk a reader questions the Hoosac Tunnel route ad, then asks where Hoosac Tunnel is, prompting an unnamed witty reply.
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Massa State Outlook Presses Democratic Loyalty and Reform
Hon. F W Bird of Walpole urges Massachusetts Democrats to stand with the National Democracy, delay for broad gains, and reject Butlerism. He criticizes Republican Legislature reform obstructions, notes partial reform achievements, and questions entrusting reform to a politically unfit leader.
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Butler
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Boston Defeats Troy Nine 9 to 0 in Brilliant Game
The Boston nine delivered a brilliant fielding and heavy batting performance in Troy New York on Saturday defeating the Troys 9 to 0. A key moment was O Rourke’s brilliant left hand catch off Bradley. Notes mention Mansell released by the Troys and Moneyham added at third base. The Bay Views near disbanding after withdrawals. New Bedford club in financial trouble facing disbandment without a 500 guarantee in three days. Gardner may leave Worcester for Crane. Rockwell Churchill printing office workers form a nine seeking other clubs. secretary is John J Healy of 30 Arch Street.
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Rifle Shooting at Walnut Hill Notes and Local Events
Sporting Notes describes a hot but well attended Walnut Hill rifle meet with strong work at short and mid ranges. Lewis led amateur entrants with 41 of 50 while Mattoon posted two 33 scores in the off hand event. The silverware match opens at 200 and 300 yards with four classes and $260 in prizes. Results at 200 yards show Lee Mattoon and Berdencech at 32, Souther 31, Arnold and Lewis 30. Also announced are Spirit of the Times match resuming, a South Boston Yacht Club moonlight trip on August 7, a lacrosse match at Union grounds, Boucicault selling Shaughraun to Say, and Spy Pond games on August.
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Desperate stabbing at Mc Geary saloon on Kingston Street
At a Saturday stabbing in Jeremiah F. Mc Geary's saloon 70 Kingston Street David Sisk accused of intoxication and refusing sale, stabbed bar keeper Jere Short twice. Short, about 30, married, with intestines protruding, was taken to City Hospital in stable condition. Sisk, a painter from 144 South Street, was arrested near Harrison Essex junction. identified by Short and witness William Foley. knife was a sharp three bladed pocketknife.
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Isk
William Foley
Boston YMCA Excursion to Ridge Hill Farms and Game
About 100 YMCA members and several ladies toured Ridge Hill Farms on Saturday afternoon spending two hours touring the grounds. Prof Bos Roberts led dumbbell exercises to applause while a supper and music followed at the hotel. A Union team from Highlandville and a hotel nine played in the afternoon, the Unions winning 10 to 5.
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Woman Found Unconscious Then Dies Outside Fran cis Store
Patrolman Collins of Station 8 found a woman about 60 sitting on the steps of Charles Francis store at State Street and Atlantic Avenue. She appeared ill and unconscious, was taken to the station and a physician sent for, but died before arrival. The body was sent to the morgue for identification.
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Death in Roxbury as scarlet fever claims child
A Roxbury family suffers a scarlet fever outbreak after a child of Patrick McGiven died the day after illness began. Three siblings also fall ill along with other local children. McGiven refused burial removal until officers finally removed the body on Sunday evening.
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Lectures At Highland Lake Grove On Helpfulness And Immortality
About 500 attendees heard Mrs. Mary A Livermore speak twice at Highland Lake Grove. Morning talk on The Religion of Helpfulness cited Jesus teachings and contrasted worldly values with the value of human nature and service. Afternoon address on Immortality argued longing for life beyond the grave proves a promised afterlife.
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Grant
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Suburban Fire Destroys Ice House and Tenement
The Tudor Ice Company ice house at the north end of French Pond burned last evening, probably incendiary, with losses around 3000 and no insurance. A nearby John Malloy tenement housing three families also burned, losing about 2000 worth of goods, insured for 1500 with Citizens Mutual of Boston.
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French Pond
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Citizens’ Mutual, of
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Obituary Notes of Morse and City Persons
Franklin Morse brother of Harford Morse and Officer Henry Morse died at No 39 Warren street August 2 from consumption aged about 52. He was born in Roxbury April 16 1827. He learned coppersmithing with Hunneman and co founded the Sagamore Company which sailed for California in the Sweden. He spent about twenty five years in California returning in 1874. Of the original Sagamore Company only nine returned. Morse belonged to Old Toronto Engine Company and was highly regarded for his memory and intellect. Also Sylvester Stone of the Boston Fire Department died August 1 after long illness from injuries from the Summer Building collapse. The youngest son of J B Booth died August 1 at the Mascanomo House. Jane Sterling, 50, died August 3 at 118 Valley street Lawrence Mass of heart disease. Washington Star notes Prof Simon Newcomb to meet with Alvan Clark in Boston to measure light velocity to determine planetary distances. Congress appropriated 5000 dollars for Navy to support experiments. John A. Lowell of Boston was aboard the steamship Samaria to Liverpool.
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Boston
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Newcomb
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Beckler Avenue
Frederick H Henshaw
Lucy A Conley
Kimball Place
Julius A Palmer
Kin Ball
Almer
Said Doe
P Street
William Im
Hugh Doherty
Bay State Place
Joseph C Riley
Dorchester Savings Bank
Hannah Downing
H Street
Ann Kelley
John E Fitzgerald
Mary E Doyle
Eliza Parker
Patrick O’bren
Said Doyle
Josiah Dunham
Atlantic Street
Dunham
D W Thomas
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Old Harbor Street
South Boston Savings Bank
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Story Street
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Charlotte Jones
William H Clark
Caleb Kimball
Choate Burnham
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Hugh Montgomery
Said Dunham
B. J F Fuller
O Street
Choate Burpham
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Said Dunnam
J F Fuller
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Suffolk Deens
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O and
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Charles E Dunham
Thomas Johnson
Suisore Registry of Deeds
Eben Jones
Catherine Kims
Sarah J Wadsworth
Charles L James
Rufus Estabrook
Dove Street
Alice Goodman
Said Estabrook
Estabrook
Simon Bache & Co
Ast First Street
Samuel Leed
Mary A E Ferrin
Patrick J Healey
Patrick Mullen
Ferdinand S. Fessenden
John E Blakeaoe
Said Fessenden
I Street
Martin Fitzgerald
Julia Griffin
Emigrant Savings Bank
Benjamin H Flanders
Alpheus M. Stetson
Archibald Johnston
East Fourth Street
George G Morris
West Boston Savings Bank
Julia Hartnett
Bateman
Ios Ellen Geary
Magn
John Greer
Eugene Geary
Catherine Moore
Catherine Gilligan
Mary B Parkman
James J Hogan
Wiliam Gorman
John Moses
Said Gorman
Miles S Cahill and
Aar
Solomon S Gray
M Street
Adoe
Walter K Hawes
William R Hamlin
Pacific Street
Lydia Bean
Samuel L Stevens
Timothy Hannon
F Streets
Patrick
Ellen Begley
Jeremiah O'Leary
William Byntin
Said Hannon
Martha A McKay
John Hegan
Dorchester Street
South Boston Gasagus Co
Sophronia Holton
Jane Ll. D Johnson
William H Warner
Manley Howe
John M Porter
Alonzo A Miner
William Fales
Henry G Janes
Duke
Lousana W Howard
James Jackson Jarves
Emma A Pearson Heira
Wm F Whitney
Robert Johnson
Benjamin Pope
Aaid Johnson
Mey
Mary E Corbett
John F Kenniff
Howard
Elbridge G Briggs
Doris P King
Levi Walbridge
Isaac T Camp
Cornelius Lane
Annes
Patrick O’brien
James A Lappen
Charles Spofford
John T Lawton
Elizabeth C Tilden
Harriet McInnes
James Ayer
Thomas A McLaughlin
East Fifth Street
Catherine Mehegan
John P Stumpf
Eleventh Ward National Bank
Patrick Morgan
Ebenezer P Robinson
Henry P Muldoon
National Street
Samuel JL Pierce
Patrick Mulien
Horace Ferrin
Mary A K Ferrin
Lé House
Said Muilen
Henry C Angell
John Barrett
John Mullen
Edward H Dingrey
Robert J Neale
Shepton Terrace
Said Terrace
Secret McLeod
John H Stark
Warren A Nickerson
Dell Avenue
Charles W Morris
John Ellis
Edward York
Alpheus M Stetson
John 5 Niles
Anna R Rosnosky
Niles
Emily W Noyes
William J O’brien
Florence Donnellan
Edward D Sohier
William S. Dexter
William Phillips
Effie W Palmer
Benjamin C Lennan
Mary Ann Scanlan
Jane O Parker
Clarriet G Emery
Howard Clapp
Richard Pfeiffer
Annie L Hayes
Sewall C Cobb
Samuel i L Pierce
George W Sprague
Edward Willett
Carney Hospital
Ann Plunkett
Mary J Christian
Samuel R Spinney
Galen Poole, Jr
Jane Winslow
Maria Ocha
James
Patrick H Power
P H Power
Fast Fifth Street
Hi Street
John W Shaw
Said J
Sarah P Rich
Alexander McKenzie
Edward Dsobhier
Williams Dexter
Richardson
Story and
Said Richardson
Storey Street
Horace Hayden
John Rilev
Daniel L Bradford
Ellen Keefe
Anna R. Rosnosky
John W Tower
John S Niles
Michael Scanlan
Benjamin Lennan
Andrew Pollard
Luther Farwell
Aoe W Palmer
William Devine
Mary Scannell
Alphens M Stetson
Horace S Shepard
Philip Sondon
Said Shepard
Bridget Smithwick
Elizabeth AC Brooks
Christopher Russell
Joaquin K Southern
Suffolk Brewing Co
William F White
James K Stone
Francis K Southarn
Harriet A Richmond
Mary J Sullivan
Patrick Cain
Martha E. A Harding
Patrik Sulliven
Emmett Street
Charles B Barrett
Mary A Towle
Horace J Yayden
Said Towle
Towle
Mary T Turner
Charles Underwood
P and
James Manory
Dennis Shields
Theophilus Smith
John Tileston
William B White
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Hamlin Street
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Richmond
Frith Suffolk
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Lane
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Lyman Smalley
Mary K Brown
John R Wilson
Lorenzo D Cardell
Artest Paige
Hinman Meredith
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Wianthrop
Thomas Sherwin
Cumberland Coal
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Cumberland
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Devonshire Street
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New York Stock Exchange
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How
George H. Binney
Haven & Howe
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Albert W. Lovering
W. H. H. Andrews
Chas. A. B. Shepard
Benny & Hatch
Boots & Shoes
Devonshire
Johnson, Moddy & CO
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Summer Street
Charles ¢. Warren
Reade Street
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Fall River Line
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Wolbert Auquonrer
Townsend Fapgis
Samuel Bunting
J.S. Bunting
Market Street
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R. F. Pancoast & CO
T. L. Ashprince & Co
Market St
Merchant St
Phila
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Lippincott, Son & CO
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the Mart
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Warren Avenue
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Tremont Street
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Haverhill Street
Maine
Rosbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Veritas
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Border Street
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Harum Menill
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Union Square
New York City
Fourth Avenue Side
White Mountain
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Fall River & Warren Railroad