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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1879

Page

3

Fine display of flowers at Horticultural Hall on Saturday

A large exhibit of cut flowers fruits and vegetables was shown at Horticultural Hall on Saturday. The report notes a drunk man taken to Station 9 with 19787 in his pocket and other local items including charity events and tax figures for the Boston customs house.

Horticultural Hall Station 9

Bostons and Troys contest ends with Boston win 6 to 1

Saturday game on Troys home grounds drew a small crowd as the Bostons defeated the Troys 6 to 1. Both teams showed fine fielding and the Troys surpassed expectations with a stronger effort than predicted. Other results across multiple matches followed in this brief recap.

Bostons Troys

Democrats Consider State Convention and Talbot Withdrawal

The Democratic State Central Committee met at Parker House with 29 members, considering a Butler request to unite for a State convention and National Convention delegates. The Massachusetts party reaffirmed its platform and urged unity while leaving the convention timing to the Executive Committee, amid reports of Gov Talbot planning retirement and Republican maneuvering.

Democratic State Central Committee Parker House Reuben Noble Westfield Butler State Central Committee Democratic Committee Boston Alonzo V. Lynde Democratic Party Democratic State Committee Democratic Party of Massachussetts Faneuil Hall Commonwealth State Committee Butler Committee

Reunion notes mark activities of Regular Army veterans in New England

An adjourned meeting of honorably discharged Regular Army and Navy members adopted a constitution for the Association of the Regular United States Army and Navy New England Branch. Initiation is $1 with $1 annual dues. Plans include a reunion August 30 and a Gettysburg memorial tablet. Other items cover regimental reunions at Oak Island Grove Revere Beach Melville Gardens Downer Landing and social events at Chelsea Beach and Ayer Junction with details on leadership and schedules.

Regular United States Army The National Lancers Bullfinch Street G. C. Emery United States Army and Navy New England W. H. Mann Third Artillery P. M. Fowler Fourth Infantry P. H. Brown F. E. Marshall W. Whelton Oak Island Grove Revere Beach William R. Mudge Lynn A. A. Hall W. B. Fenner C. A. Young H. Goss C. B. Faunce F. Wright T. Talbot J. Thomas J. P. Emonds J. Bleiler J. A. Rogers R. L. Berry W. F. Kerrigan Melville Gardens Downer Landing Col. Whales Maj Wellington Fusileer Veteran Association Chelsea Beach Ding Ocean Louse Ayer Junction

Business Failures Hit Several Firms in New England

Mitchell Brothers of Washington street, cigars and pipes, fail with liabilities around 3000 to 4000 due to New York creditors and a salesman’s dishonesty. Sumner Fifield of Pawtucket faces about 10000 in debts, 5500 owned to local houses, assets near 12000 with stock about 6000. E Perry Butts of Providence, dry goods dealer, sinks under roughly 9000 liabilities, 3100 secured by stock bill of sale, assets about 6500 across two stores. Sarah A Payne of West Roxbury reported failed with 4589 liabilities, 3700 stock, 475 receivables, 200 fixtures, offering 35 percent or surrender.

Mitchell Brothers Washington Street J. A. Harborn & Co William Demuth & Co New York Sumner Fifield Pawtucket R.I Ifiela Boston E. Perry Butts Providence R. J Butts Sarah A. Payne Centre Street West Roxbury

Local arrests for larceny and burglary in city streets

Patrolman Coogan arrested John Prince for larceny of a $30 gold watch from J. F. Kirk on Portland Street. watch recovered. Frank Tuttle nabbed after a pursuit for pockets theft from Mrs. Morse of 465 Cambridgeport on Tremont Street near Park. locked up in Station 3. James White alias Gouley, 18, arrested on Washington Street by Officers Adams and French for stealing a horse and wagon from William Genther of South Boston. A man of dark complexion, about 5 feet 5 inches, 150 pounds, passed a forged $65 check to buy horse and harness from Harrs & Jones. Thomas Brennan arrested for breaking and entering Samuel Rice’s carpenter shop at Lenox Street and Harrison Avenue. about $25 in tools stolen, recovered.

Coogan John Prince J. F. Kirk Portland Street Frank Tuttle French Station 2 William Genther Boston Washington Street Court Harrs & Jones Brighton C. W. Lyman Charlestown Thomas Brennan J. J. Lynch Station 5 Samuel Rice Lenox Street Harrison Avenue Mary Ann Ready Harriet A Morrison Bowen Street South Patrick Nolan Richard J and Daniel Murphy West Third Street South Boston Michael J Driscoll Edward A Kinney Katharina Neureuter Elizabeth J Prescott James McDonald Mary G Osborn Silver Street Catherine McMahon Sarah Owens Athens Street Emeline S Osborn George P French George F Poole West Fourth Street Addison P Wheelock Cornelius J Crowley Evéline S Prescott Henry McGone Heirs Terrence O’loughlin Joseph H Ryan West Broadway Esther J Topham William C Leemans William Sheehan Gold Street Michael O'Neil James Smith Boston Street City of William Casey Hannah Smith Ellen Smith Said Smith Wiliam Somers West First Street Boston Machine Cp Said Sprague Owen Sullivan Hers D Street Catherine Heffernan John Conway Jakob Todd George W Southworth John P Treadwell West Fifth Street Union Institution For Savings Michael Slyne William W Viles Ard Wiles John F Fellmeth Said Viles Ellen M Wallace B Street Jecerb William H Storey Dennis Warren John King Said Warren Patrick White Mary F Look bBror Nils Miller West Second Street John Holland Said Woods Isaac C Wyman Ellen Coffee Said Wyman Catherine Sullivan Sabra Bacon I N George A Freeman Wilson Suffolk Registry of Alfred L. Bailey Rouse East Ninth Street Lucy H Bates Said Bailey John Garry Richard Williams Stewart Walker Michael M Barry East Eighth Street Sarah K. Howe Denis Margaret Crimmiins John Barry East Third Street Michael Enwright Said Barry Clara 1 Bartlett East Seventh Street Laura A LoveLing Susan T Beill Fast Fourth Street Howard A Dame Thomas S Murray Samuel L Bickford First Street Elpheus M Stetson Blackstone National Bank Jacob P Power Samuel G Howe Neirs Thomas Street William Lothrop Benjamin James Cornelius Collins F Street Richard Miller Joanna Connolly K Street East Sixth Street Said Connolly Nathaniel Ome Thomas Corbett O Street Joseph Binns Margaret A Vinal Suffolk Bessie A Coyne William D Harding Nathaniel C Nash Nathaniel Cummings Webster W Page Charles G Davis Elizabeth Hyde Beckler Kimball Place Julius A Palmer Ball Place See A Palmer Said Doe P Street Williamoe Hugh Doherty Bay State Place Joseph Riley Dorchester Savings Bank Hannah Downing H Street Ann Kelley John E Fitzgerald Mery E Doyle East Second Street Eliza Parker Heirs Patrick O’brien Said Doyle Josiah Dunham Hets Beeston Atlantic Street Said Dunham Fast Eighth Street DW Thomas Margaret Ford Old Harbor Street South Boston Savings Bank George H Peters Samuel Johnson Durham Story Street Julia Ward Howe Dunham Wadsworth Fast Third Street South Hoston Charlotte Jones William H Clark Caleb Kimball East First Street 0 Street Choate Burnham Samuel S Perkins Hugh Montgomery Samuel Perkins D. J F Fuller J F Fuller L. J . Fuller Lona Harbor Commissioners Burnham Perkins and Montgomery Suffolk Deens Elisha Rigby Charles F Mattlage John P Mullen Isaac New Wilsa Josiah Dunnam Edward G Brown East Third Streets East Broadway East First Streets Charles K Dupham Thomas Johnson

Poor Children's Excursion Subscriptions Acknowledged

Messrs. Peters and Parkinson receipts fund treasurers report numerous donors to the poor children's excursion fund. Subscriptions include J L Bremer 25 dollars E D B 20 M T B 15 P 10 cash 10 S 10 Mrs J B Billings 10 and others totaling 137 53. Previously acknowledged 2778 71 bringing grand total to 2916 24.

Messrs. Peters & Parkinson Congress Street J. L. Bremer M.T. B J. Hollingsworth A. P.C Geo. R. Eager E.S. P H.S. W F.C Linn Bertha Mable T. Eager

Contributions Acknowledged For Seashore Home Fund

Benjamin Kimball treasurer records receipts from numerous donors to the Seashore Home. Totals show $480 recently added, with $1,190 previously acknowledged, bringing the overall contributions to $1,670. Donors include Mrs. Nath Thayer with $100 and Mrs. J. S. Fay with $30, among many others.

Benjamin Kimball Tremont Bank Seashore Home Shaw N. J. Bowditch J. P. Putnam Joseph S. Fay J. T C. U James P. Frank J. C. Jordan Rev T. B. Thayer Mabel T. Thayer

Fires Strike Two Buildings In Local Districts

A $100 blaze tore through a brick building at 92 Union Street housing D Manson furniture store. John Manson was badly burned while trying to fight the flames. A second fire in a wood dwelling at 191 Shawmut Avenue behind the rear fire box 72 started in a mattress and caused minor damage.

Union Street D. Manson John Manson Shawmut Avenue

Suburban Short Notes Highlight Local Drownings and Disturbances

Miss Lucinda Bent, 30, was found drowned in Humphrey's pond Lynnfield on Thursday morning. Also noted: Newton's taxable valuation at 25,012,980, down 1,137,700. tax rate 1265, a near 1 reduction. An adjourned Water town hearing on Sept 3 for J. E. Cassidy's slaughter-house near the arsenal. Lynn resident James Gaffney arrested for attempted highway robbery. West Quincy native Joseph Mahan dies from injuries after kerosene fire incident. Hyde Park accountant William P. Anderson named Pacific mills pay master in Lawrence. Funeral of Samuel N. Dyer at South Abington with several Boston attendees.

Lucinda Bent Humphrey Lynn Stone Mears Joseph Mahan Daniel Mahan West Quincy William P. Anderson Hyde Park Pacific Mills Lawrence Lawrence National Bank Pillsbury Samuel N. Dyer South Abington Tompkins

Revels At Park Theatre Promises Fourth Week Of Success

The Park Theatre enters its fourth week of Revels with packed houses and repeat visitors. The company delivers strong acting, elaborate scenery, and vibrant costumes as Hiawathan is expected before summer’s end. Murphy's Miniature Pinafore Company continues to draw large crowds at the Boston Museum into its fourteenth week. Oakland Garden debuts Pinafore al fresco on a lake deck with nautical staging and a prominent cast.

Park Theatre the Park Theatre Hiawathan Boston Museum Murphy’s Oakland Garden Pinafore Garden Lattle Buttercup Sir Joseph Board of Admiralty

Hartford Diocese New Bishop Consecrated in Impressive Ceremony

Very Rev Lawrence S McMahon is consecrated as bishop of the Hartford Catholic diocese at the Hartford cathedral with Archbishop Williams as celebrant and a large New England and New York clergy turnout. D W Tift of Mystic is arrested in Webster Mass and linked to a string of stolen silver items found after his wife’s funeral.

Robert Watts Litchfield William Newman Stamford Lawrence S. McMahon Hartford Archbishop Williams Healy Portland O’reilly Springfield de Goesbriand Burlington New England New York D. W. Tift Mystic Webster Mass Allen Tift Baptist Church

Hendricks at Block Island and yacht capsizes off Fort Adams

Hon T A Hendricks of Indiana visits Block Island. Yacht Leona owned by S Jones Colcord of New York capsizes off Fort Adams Saturday evening. All on board were rescued with help from a steam launch of the USS Constellation and boats from the yacht H W Beecher. Members of the Wallace Investigating Committee and escorts, Gov. Pound of Wisconsin, E D Pearce, Senator Anthony, and Rep Aldrich, spent Sunday with Senator Burnside at his Bristol summer residence.

Leona S. Jones Colcord New York Fort Adams United States Constellation H. W. Beecher Wallace Investigating Committee Gov. Pound Wisconsin E. D. Pearce Anthony Aldrich Burnside Bristol

New England News items from North Anson Savings Bank dividend and local incidents

The North Anson Savings Bank trustees declare a dividend equal to 20 percent of deposits including October interest. A West Durham store report says $100 in goods stolen. Allen Weeks’ house was entered with no losses reported. Elder Webster resident Joseph Temple and Betsy Ricken Temple celebrate 1807 marriage milestone after 72 years on the same farm. Baptist Church Greene plans an eighty sixth anniversary old folks meeting and vestry dedication on the 15th. Wills: William P. Haines leaves all to his wife. R. M. Chapman leaves property to Biddeford Savings Bank to shore up weak investments or cover losses.

North Anson Savings Bank E. W. Webber West Durham Allen Weeks Joseph Temple Webster Betsy Ricken Baptist Church Greene William P. Haines Biddeford R. M. Chapman

New Hampshire News and Local Incidents Gathered

Second Lieutenant Woodhull S. Schenck is detached from duty and ordered to the Marine bar racks at Portsmouth navy yard. Manchester Locomotive Works officers elected, including John A. Burnham as president. A Boston girl was rescued from drowning near Newcastle by a Fort Leavenworth visitor. A Boston captain staged a submarine water show at Lake Massabesie. Irish setters Elcho and Rose return home after disappearance. G W Johnson, charged with stealing a horse wagon and harness, held for court after evasive flight from Stoddard Bros. Portsmouth.

Woodhull S. Schenck Philadelphia Marine Barracks Portsmouth Navy Yard Manchester Locomotive Works John A. Burnham Wm. G. Means Aretas Blood Israel G. Whiting Hooper Boston Wentworth Hotel Newcastle Fort Leavenworth Lake Massabesie George W. Townsend Massabeshi House Elcho Rose William Jarvis Claremont G. W. Johnson Stoddard Bros Portsmouth South Newmarket Supreme Court Greenland Exeter Woods North Conway Johnson Kingston

For You Madam Use Hagan Magnolia Balm

Advert says the Magnolia Balm gives a natural lasting complexion by applying a delicate article that hides tanned or sallow skin, eruptions, redness, roughness, and unwholesome tints, producing an entrancing tint that observers cannot detect.

Hagan

Vermont News Roundup of Raids Conventions and Disappearances

A Burlington raid jailed thirteen women from questionable houses. Hartford area offers J Estey Co 100 acres and a water privilege if they move organ works. Vermont Universalist State Convention starts Aug 19 in Springfield with Rev. O K Crosby delivering the sermon. Miss Rowell, a Vermont girl missing near Boston, last seen in Brattleboro walking toward Williamsville, fears of insanity as inquiries continue.

Burlington Hartford White River Junction J. Estey & Co Vermont Springfield O. K. Crosby Woodstock Williamsville

Massachusetts News Drowning and Fireside Tragedies

The report notes Charles Howe's 11-year-old adopted son drowning at Rolston while bathing. Other items include a fatal suicide by Marshall Oliver in Westminster, Thomas O'Hearn dying in Lowell after a Merrimac Mills accident, and Richard D. Reed shot by Aaron Davis in Fall River. Also listed are bank vote to stay in Conway, Lowell Carpet Co building Brussels looms, old Blackstone dam replacement costs $10,000, and Catharine Hill dying in Sherborne Prison after dissipation sentence.

Charles Howe Rolston Lowell Chelmsford Westford Marshall Oliver Westminster Thomas O’hearn Merrimac Conway National Bank Holyoke Lowell Carpet Company Richard D. Reed Aaron Davis Fall River Davis Blackstone Manufacturing Company Catharine Hill Sherborne

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Kates Haverhill Suree East Side Boston and Devnot Holbrook & Fox Ae and Real Estate Post Office Square Guardian County of Doon William Towle Ellen Towle Tileston Street Tileston Street, At the Northerly Part of Seey Benjamin Cooney Lee Dr. Elliot William Ward Benjamin Cushing Snelling Prade Mary Towle Augus High Street Ebenezer Milliken James S Stone Mary E Sullivan Pine Street Thomas R Blaney William A Swift S E Moulton Albany Place Albany Street Harvard Street Oak Street George Perley James Truss East High Street Washington Avenue City Pigeon Nathaniel Brewer Georgeweddle Kneeland Street Bartholomew Road Patrick F Logan Wiliam Underwood Harvard College Harriet W O Kellogg Margaret J Venner Hudson Street Galen Merriam John Welch William McNamara Patrick J Scott Martha L Wellington Said Wellington Joshua Bennett Henry B Williams Daniel Johnson Thomas E Chamberlin Benjamin O Woods Hove Martha J Butterfield George W Hall Francis Alger C Street Said Alger Arthur E Robinson Alger Holton Street Patrick Boyie Mary Barry Said Boye Michael Honora Devin Said Clapp Wadsworth Plan Clapp West Seventh Street Wadsworth Pee Baxter Street Henry G Denny C and D Streets James Currie D Streets Otis Drury Cyrus Alger Bridget Collins James Crudden Samuel B Cunningham Wm Ward Said Cunningham Catherine McShane Said Cummeham Fourth Street Patrick Cunningham Tudor Street Patrick C Bean Johanna Driscoll Maurice Curry Michael O’donnell Said Curry Edwin H Daniels John Souther Martin T William Glynn Cornelius Desmond Jeremiah Julia Donovan John Deverny John Doody John Manning Howard A Doe West Sixth Street Thomas Ross Edward Margaret Dunlay John Driscoll Honera Devin West Hirth Street Ann McGrath Thomas Clark Thomas Mctiany Mercantile Savings Institution Richard J Catherine H Emery Catherine J Driscoll Thomas Gookin William E. Jenkins William Faton Adee Margaret Mary J Flynn Mary Ferguson Mary Gaguin John Finnigan Asa Mitchell Jeremiah Murphy E Street Adams Place Louis Boston Nellie A Howe Henry W Fletcher Edward J Fitzgibbon Third Street Jeremiah H Sexton Daniel Gallivan Hilen Gallivan Said Gallivan John Guenter Franklin Savings Bank Patrick Haug Hurst Susanna C Johnston Ellen Vaughn Said Johnston Michael Murray Said Johnson Bridget Catherine M Keating Timothy Dacey James and Ellen McCarthy Bridget Kelley John Maguire Robert McDevit Thomas Keyres Athena Street Mary Lafield South Bost Said Keyes Catherinesa Sid Mary Lafiela Charles H Parker Margaret C Latigv David Moulton Richard Burke T W Neal Lessee NY and NER R&r W Neal Sally NE RR Michael McDermott Terrence Lappen Mary Murphy Ann Murphy Francis Lavery William Somers Ann Lavery Said Lavery Stephen A Stackpole James Lavin Edward Smith Stephen McKenna, Jr Eilen Gasrivan Elen Gailivan Adeline M Lewis Lucinda C Pratt Ebien Colton Michael J Mahorney Margaret Fisher James Daley Ozias H Mather Francis Supple Margaret Brailey Mary E McArthur Rebecca A Alesworth Isaac Adams John MecCarreon Ontario Street Mary Gahegan Said McCarron Bowker, Torrey & Co Thomas McEnany John J. Driscoll John McGann Michael McLaughlin Maria McInerny Thomas B Noonan Edward Moore Patrick Monks Fel As Suffolk Registry of Deeds Eben Jones Said Dunnam Catherine Elms Thomas Said Fessenden East — Street I Street Benjamin H Flanders Alpheus M. Stetson Archibald Johnston East Fourth Street George G Morris West Boston Savings Bank N Street Julia Hartnett Bateman Eugene Geary Catherine Moore William K Hamlin Pacific Street Lydia Bean Samuel L Stevens Timothy Hannon Patrick Eben Begley Jeremiah O’ Leary Wiliam Byntin Said Hannon Martha A McKay Bartholomew Hartigan John Garvey John Hogan Dorchester Street South Boston Gas Light Co Manley Howe John M Porter Nelsie A Howe Alonzo A Miner William Faies Josiah Dunham Henry G Janes Ormsby J Duke Lousana W Howard James Jackson Jarves Commissioners Emma A Pearson Wm F Whitney Robert Johnson G Street Benjamin Pope Jobnson Josiah Duniaum Mary Corbett Doris P King Levi Walbridge Isaac T Campbell Cornelius Lane Said Lane James A Lappen Charles Spofford Edgar B Evans Said Lappen Sarah E How Albert Littledale East Fifth Street Lemuel K Wilber John B Flanders Susan M Wadsworth Charles NI McCollough Mary B. Blom William McCollough Charles McCollough John T Lawton Elizabeth C Tilden Harriet McInnes James Ayer Catherine Mehegan John P Stumpf Eleventh Ward National Bank Henry P Mundoon National Street Samuel H L Pierce Patrik Mullen Horace Ferrin Mary A E Ferrin Said Mullen Henry C Angell Dove Street John Barrett John Mullen Flata William P Hunt Thomas Hart David G Haskins George Myles Emma A Blood Edward H Dingley Warren A Nickerson Dell Avenue Charles W Morris John Ellis Eaward John S Niles Anna R Rosnosky Said Niles William J O’brien Florence Donnellan Edward D Schier William S Dexter William Phillips Jane O Parker Market G Emery Howard Clapp Richard Pfeiffer South Boson Annie L Hayes Sewall C Cobb Jane Winslow Maria Ochs Patrick H Power P H Power John W Shaw W Lson Rane Story and Firth Street Horace Hayden Said Richardson Wison Joan Riley Daniel L Bradford Ellen Keefe Anna R. Rosnosky John W Tower Michael Scanlan Ada Benjamin C Lennan Mary Scannell Patrick Hughes Alpheus M Stetson Horace Shepard Philip Sondon Said Shepard Bridget Smithwick Elizabeth C Brooks Christopher Russell Joaquin K Souther Suffolk Brewing Co William F White James R Stone Francis E Southard Harriet A Richmond Mary J Sullivan Patrick Cain Martha E.H Harding Caid Thomas Said Thomas William P Thompson Mary T Turner Southange Savings Bank Charles Underwood P and James Jonn Barry John Tileston William B White Eleazer Richmond Hamlin Street White and Richmond White Richmond George F Hitchings Charles # Whitney East Lighth Street Ellen Kelley George W Bowker Joseph F Wilson Charlies E Paige Hinman Meredith L&7s William W Siz A. Tromas Sherwin BTOCK Ees Nants’ Exchange Stecks Brokers’ Board Thetroke Sales Roor Market National Bank Boston Belting Company Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers City of Bath City of St City of St. Louis 6S, 1887, Water Loan. $1,000 City of Chicago City of Hartford Corporation Notices Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Raisrroad CO Geo. L. Goodwin Ass’t Hansas City, Topeka and Western Railroad CO Bedford Street William S. Pelletier FANEUIL HALL NATIONAL & =p OF Faneuil Hall National Bank OF Boston South Market Street T. G. Hiler Providence and Stonington Steamship CO Messrs. M. Morgan’s Sons William Street B. Babcock NEW York, Providence and Boston Railroad Stonington Railroad Messrs Standard Consolidated Mining Company Richardson, Hill & CO Ionn Secticut Massawippi Valley Selr Sacmnamasc Lot Lovering Virginia Mining Company California Mining Company Richardson, Hill
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