Race at Sea: Multiple Vessels Compete for Cups and Purses
Timed results show the Sachem Lydia Iroquois Cinderella Miranda Huron Pappoose Perian Mayflower among finishers. Official winners include Volunteer, Fanny, Cinderella, Pappoose, Intrepid, Miranda, Sachem, Lydia with purses for Pappoose and Intrepid. fleet to disband Tuesday.
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Katrina
Sachem
Tildegarde
Cinderella
Lydia
Miranda
Huron
Irogoes
Pappoose
Intrepid
Alarm
Err
Iroquois
Cinderella Miranda
Perian Mayflower
Puritan
Bedouin
Auntless
Halcyon
Palmer
Mayflower
H.M
Cps
He Katrina
Edouin
Eetee Andy
Hildegarde
Dauntless
Ath Wise Intrepid
Eeesseeeseesell
Volunteer
Fanny
Intrepia
Pleon Yacht Club Holds Sail-Off Race at Marblehead
Pleon Yacht Club sailors contested the first and second cup races under a fine breeze with choppy seas. The Snail led first class keel, Mary following, while Reba placed third. second class saw Perhaps leading Jay Gee and Estelle in close order as courses finished.
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Marblehead
Pleon Yacht Club
Snail
Mary
Reba
Anna L
Jay Gee
Archer
Estelle
Monarch
Edith
Leiman
FT. M. H
M. Snail
A. G. Wood
R C. Wridge
Reba, Toole & Palmer
Apna L
H. Martin
Perhaps
R. C. Bridge
F. B. Lichman
J. W. Dunlap
W. O. Taylor
Sleeper
Yachting News From Bar Harbor and Marblehead
Bar Harbor reports a dinner aboard the Sagamore for Admiral Steadman with plans for a yacht race within two weeks. Marblehead notes high activity at season’s end, regattas, and several yachts arriving or competing, including Deane Troubadour Marguerite and Fearless with entries urged by W L Jeffries for Marblehead open race August 25.
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Bar Harbor
J. M. Slater
Providence
Sagamore
Admiral Steadman
Rockland
Mohican
Eastern Yacht Club
Burnham
Ae Boardman
Stevens
Viking
R. H. White
Susquehanna
Eastern
New York
Mr. Stickney
Rebecca
William Amory
Gardiner
Talisman
Norma
Magnolia
Marblehead
Everett Paine
Deane
Hugh Cochrane
Troubadour
Marguerite
Fearless
Sylph
Newport
Beverly Yacht Club
W. L. Jeffries
Devonshire Street
Monument Leach
Nobscassett House
Cape Vod
New Beptorp
Ambassadress
Water Witch
Muriel
Sea Belle
Lotus
Sea Fox
Allen
Raven
Fairhaven
Homer Hervey
W. Lea
Great Head
Vivid
Lyman K. Billings
David Gardner
Susie Goodrich
Drawing to a Close in Ratification debate on Fisheries Treaty
The Senate held an open executive session on the fisheries treaty as Mr. Morgan resumed his argument for ratification. He cited fluctuating fishing tonnage, cited Blaine’s coast scene, and criticized opponents. Mr. Evarts refuted the treaty’s articles in detail, warning it would create broader regulation and danger to U.S. interests with Britain and Canada. The debate ended with continued remarks and a planned extension tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Senate
Morgan
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Frye
Mr. Blaine
Portland
Newfoundland
New York
Blaine
House of Representatives
Hoar
Massachusetts
Alabama
Payne
Gibson Lookae
Halifax
de Fosse
Evarts
Mr. Blair
Mr. Harris
Atlantic
Pacific
Gray
Mr. Gray
Eastport
Florida
Svarts
Delaware
Mr. Evarts
Republc
Ghent
Flanders
Democratic Party
Washtneron
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Anderson
Iowa
Pacific Railroad Commission
Union and
Central Pacific
Dingley
Maine
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Committee On Military Affairs
McCreary
Kentucky
House
Kilgore
Texas
Hopkins
Virginia
Macdonald
Minnesota
Hitt
Ilinois
Vancouver
McKenna
California
Bynum
Indiana
Harrison
Bayard
Thompson
Pacific Coast
Republican Party
Vandever
Nine
Ways and Means
pEe Casarty
Congress
Page
McMillin
Tennessee
Bills and Chinese Treaty dominate House floor
The House debated tariff abuses and introduced measures on bagging cotton and other goods. A large exchange followed over Chinese immigration, with speeches defending Harrison and criticizing the administration. The session adjourned after the Chinese bill passed with a treaty ratification condition.
Obituary of Seth Green Nation’s noted fish culturist dies at Rochester
Seth Green famed pisciculturist with a world reputation and long service as a fish and game promoter dies in Rochester New York at nearly seventy after a winter fall led to paralysis. A pioneer in artificial propagation he established breeding ponds in Caledonia Springs New York and a state hatching house in 1870. He bred around twenty fish species and aided shad transplantation to California where over a million marketable shad were produced by 1885. He served as New York fish commissioner and superintendent of fisheries and earned two gold medals from the Paris Society of Acclimation.
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Seth Green
Rochester
N. Y
Izaak Walton
Canada
Spain
Caledonia Springs
New Enland States
South Fadley Falls
Green
Albany
New York Commissioners
Susquehanna
Potomac
California
Sacramento River
Paris Society of Acclimation
Deaths of James E. Gale and others in New England and New York
James E. Gale president of the Haverhill National Bank died aged 57 after paralysis and a fall at the Pentucket Club. William F. Freeman of Boston died at Pepperell Centre at 72 after a Brookline road carriage accident. William H. Inman senior founder of Inman firm died at Tate Springs. Edward Aronson longtime New York Casino manager died at 25 from bowel consumption. Gouverneur Morris former Vermont Valley railroad president died at Bartow-on-the-Sound aged 75.
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James E. Gale
Haverhill National Bank
Pentucket Club
Bank
Gale
James Gale
Haverhill Savings Bank
Haverhill Public Library
Haverhill Commandery
Knights Templars
William F. Freeman
Boston
Brookline Road
Pepperell Centre
Mr. Freeman
Edward Everett Hale
Tate Springs
Tenn
Inman, Swann & Co
New York
William H. Inman
John H. Inman
Richmond Terminal Railroad Company
Edward Aronson
West Forty-fourth Street
Aronson
Gouverneur Morris
The
Vermont Valley Railroad
Bartow-on-the-Sound
Found Dead in the Field in Worcester County
East Woodstock farmer Frank Spencer was found shot to death in a Dudley field with pockets turned out. Companion Michael White, who had driven with him to a farm to pay for cows, is missing after a pistol shot was heard nearby. Police seek White as a suspect in the murder and robbery.
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Worcester
Frank Spencer
Woodstock
Conn
Dudley
Spencer
Michael White
Oxford
Webster
White
Woman's Body Found in River Near Dover Massachusetts Boston Link Investigated
A 60 year old woman, possibly from Boston, was found dead in the river near Dover at 5 30 pm. Her clothing included a brown checked dress and a plain band gold ring. A red shawl and items in a black satchel were found on the river bank. She was seen earlier at 4 30 and 4 45 pm near Mrs Wood's house and Hart Harness Factory. Marshal Fogarty suspects a Boston connection and possible work inquiries.
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Dover
N. H
Glidden
W. B. Wood
Stereopticon Nets Campaign Cartoons In Scollay Square
Nightly display by Young Men's Democratic Club brings artist and photographer to Court and Tremont streets. A dozen cartoons provoke amusement and thought among crowds, with slogans from Arthur to Blaine on tariffs trusts and taxation.
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Scollay Square
Chester A. Arthur
John D. Long
Cleveland
Blaine
Names Across States and Countries in A Listed Notice
A compilation of individuals and families connected to cities such as Philadelphia New York Biddeford Me St Louis Hartford Syracuse San Antonio Penn and additional places including England and New Hampshire. It lists Rufus Hatch Mrs Robert McArthur James W Story W A Carter A Ambursky J E Hilliard G Staacke E S Bindenbaugh A L Hempstead Tremont Judge A O Aldis Thomas Blatherwick Paley Doe Haven Doe Henry McShane and others with various residences and affiliations.
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Philadelphia
Rufus Hatch
New York
Robert McArthur
Biddeford
David Baird
Camden
James W. Story
St. Louis
W. A. Carter
A. Ambursky
Syracuse
J. E. Hilliard
Hartford
Quincy Ht. G. Staacke
San Antonio
Tex
E. S. Bindenbaugh
Pokey Sanis Penn
A. L. Hempstead
Long and
Tremont
A. O. Aldis
Washington
Thomas Blatherwick
England
Paley_ Doe
Haven Doe
Salmon Falls
N. H
Henry McShane
Baltimore
Forgiven at Globe Theatre Under Frederic Bryton
Frederic Bryton stars in Forgiven at the Globe before a packed audience. The critic finds the play hollow despite Bryton’s moments of truth and graceful comedy. inconsistencies in the plot undermine the drama though Miss Coulter and Mr. Harwood deliver convincing support. Mantell will follow with a new play, Monbars.
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Frederic Bryton
Globe Theatre
Jack Diamond
Texas
Jack
Miss May Haines
Southwest
Harwood
Denver
Dan
Hotels divided by tariff issue and notable guests in Boston
The article notes a lively hotel scene as cooler weather returns, with strong views on the Mills bill and tariff questions. Key figures include Dunklee and Haynes as protectionists, Parker's and Young's hotels hosting Mugwumps, and notable visitors such as George Wallace, Isaac Henderson, and Rufus Hatch. A long list of guests at Vendome, Victoria, Thorndike, Adams, Young's, Parker's and Revere hotels follows.
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Dunklee
Brunswick
Tilly Haynes
United States
Thorndike
Tremont
Parker’s
Young’s
Adams
Cleveland
Revere
Blaine
Victoria
Post
Mr. Dunklee
Haynes
Beckman
Whipple
Young’s Hotel
Hartshorn Dramaticall
George Wallace
United States Treasury
Parker's
Miss Garrett
Brevoort House
New York
Isaac Henderson
London
the Victoria
Boston
John Russell
Rufus Hatch
Rufus
Frank Hoyland
Birmingham
England
Europe
Hoyland
Waterhouse
Peabody & Stearns
Vanderbilt
Rya Ravens
Rough Point
Newport
France
Italy
Trinity Church
Bushnell
New Jersey
Charles F
Paul Parke Darling
Buffalo
A.I. Slosson
H. E. Holmes
California
A. A. Knapp
Columbus
B. F. Porter
Misses Porter
San Francisco
Frederick E. West
Brooklyn
C. B. Frost
Converse
Westboro
W. A. Leonard
Springfield
J. H. Graham
Richmond
Ont
Judge Lewis
E. W. Maples
M.S. Forbes
St. Louis
Logan
Ottawa
R. R. Stevenson
Montreal
G. Henderson
Strathroy
Canada
John A. Macdonald
Misses Macdonald
Troy
N. Y
Louis W. Boyer
Seidenberg & Co
H. Targart
Baltimore
Targart Steele
William Burden
Burden Iron Works
A.M. Temple
E. B Adams
Clemens Herschel
American Society of Civil Engineers
Holyoke
Mass
Parker
S—H. P. Robinson
Chicago
Horace Jaynes
Philadelphia
F. E. Andrews
Jules Verne’s Around the World Play At Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House staged Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days under W J Fleming and received meritorious results. Fleming is noted as the original Phineas Fogg, with strong support from Charles E Eldridge George C Jordan James P Fleming Edith Pobiter Cecile Reese and Addie Dumant. The drama runs the current week with adequate stage effects though not highly spectacular and carries a court injunction against Mackie in New York’s Southern District.
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Jules Verne
Kirally
Grand Opera House
W. J. Fleming
Fleming
Phineas Fogg
Voyager
Passepart
Charles E. Eldridge
Mr. Fix
George C. Jordan
James P. Fleming
John Archibald
Edith Pobiter
Aouda
Cecile Reese
Ayeesha
Addie Dumant
Yancy
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
John P. Mackie
Boston Theatre and Music Scene Preview in Boston
Mr. Roland Reed closes his Boston engagement as The Bells of Haslemere opens next Monday. H M S Pinafore sails at Oakland Garden with large audiences. Mankind closes at Boston Theatre, Uncle Tom's Cabin slated for a prosperous run at Hollis Street Theatre with a fresh, strong cast. Tony Pastor headlines at the Howard Atheneum with a notable ensemble. Neil Burgess to perform Wim at Grand Opera House, then Proctor and Knight present Over the Garden Wall. Mime Elsa Clark Cushing to lead Boston Symphony Orchestral Club season, joined by Berlin virtuoso Philipp Roth and Adolph Burose for a distinguished lineup.
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Roland Reed
Boston Museum
Twibell
Revene and
Athos
Bob
Bobb
Millie Huiton
Neil Burgess
Grand Opera House
Wim
Messrs
Proctor
George 5
Knight
Mime
Elsa Clark Cushing
Boston Symphony Orchestral Club
Philipp Roth
Philharmonic Orchestra of
Berlin
Adolph Burose
Europe
Boston Symphony Orchestra Club
Preventive Sulphur Candies Against Contagious Diseases
When contagious diseases are coming, take preventive measures especially in summer. Burn Sea bury's Sulphur Candies in closets storerooms cellars sinks stables chicken coops bird cages. Nothing secures such protection as these candles sold by druggists.
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Seabury
Auction Notice for Peaches and Olive Oil Fees
Tuesday August 21 at 10 o'clock in the salesroom 227 State street offering 850 crates Peaches Fancy Penryn Fruit and Olive Oil for account of whom it may concern or as cases arise with details readable in local notice.
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State Street
Mortgagee's Sale of Boston Property Details
Mortgagee's sale under a deed dated Oct 29 1885 will occur Aug 29 1888 at 3 PM. Property in Boston Suffolk bounded on East Dedham street and Andrews street with a forty six foot frontage, subject to two prior mortgages totaling 4,100 dollars and taxes. Three hundred dollars must be paid at sale. ten day title examination provided. balance on delivery of deed.
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Alfred A
Ka Marcus
Samuel Stubbs
Suffolk
Thomas A. Boy
Boston
Dedham Street
Souerly
Harrison Avenue
East Dedham Street
ES Lee
Suffolk, On Monday, the Third Day of Sepember, A. D
Petitoner
Boston Post
Jonx W. McKis. Esquire
John H. Valine
Massachusett S
Joshua E. Hadlock
Charles A. Hadlock
Loston
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Argut
Joha H. Pain
George A. Dary
Rustee
Porter Street
Tyler Street
Pettoner
Civision
Newsaper
Oston
John H. E
Mortgagee's sale of Codman Park lot in Boston auctioned
Mortgagee Sarah A. Miller executrix will sell at public auction in Boston on August 22 1888 at noon the premises described as Lot 59 Codman Park containing 2805 square feet bounded by Codman Park lot 60 and 58 with easements and reservations from deeds of 1871 1872. Terms at sale.
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Henry F. Greene
Mercantile Savings Institution
Suffolk
Sarah A. Miller
Roswell M. Miller
Joston
Codman Ark
Boston
William A. Garbet
Codiman Park
Kingsbury
Codman Park
Zerah Wile
Stephen M. Allen
Wile
Brighton Horse and Carriage Sales and Auctions
Real and personal property sales offered as desired with weekly horse and carriage auctions at the Brighton saleroom. Private and public sales of houses, lands, farm carts, wagons, harness, and carriages listed from Readence to Boston. Balch’s commission agency at 82 Devonshire St. announces a social auction of signer horses and carriages on Thursday August 30 at 10 30.
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Brighton
Readence
Warren Avenue
Boston
BP. Balca Vi‘ Che Livestoe
Commission
Devonshire St
Balch
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