Illegible Fiscal Figures From Iloilo Area
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London Market Briefs on Wheat and Cotton Decline
Commercial report from London December 4 notes cargoes of wheat and corn quiet but steady while Liverpool shows dull wheat and firm prices for salt. Cotton at Liverpool eases with 10,000 bales traded, futures flat across December to July with varied rates in the 5s 64d to 6s 84d range.
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Edward Page suit over duties on imported nail rods
Edward Page and others sue A. W. Beard to recover excess duties paid on nail rods. The collector treated them as bar iron at 1.5 cents per pound. importer argues the import is non-enumerated rolled iron at 1.25 cents. On trial, C L Woodbury and J P Tucker represent plaintiffs. George P Sanger and Charles Almy Jr represent the defendant.
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A. W. Beard
C. L. Woodbury
J. P. Tucker
George P. Sanger
Charles Almy, Jr
Superior Court First Session December 4 1877 Hooton v Barnard
In this early session Chief Justice Brigham presided. The case of Diana M Hooton against John K Barnard was resumed and nearly finished with only the charge to be given Tuesday morning. Swift and Dore appeared for the plaintiff and H F Swasey for the defendant. The docket includes Orin D Roberts versus John B Ingalls an action of tort against a deputy sheriff over conversion of paints and oils. The narrative covers 1877 stock debts, a 16000 dollar claim, a 6000 dollar stock, a 25 cents on the dollar settlement, bill of sale February 2 1878, a writ of attachment February 5, and subsequent sale and pledges. Attorneys Ira T Drew and C H Chester for plaintiff Nathan Morse for defendant.
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John Kk. Barnard
Swift and Dore
H. FE. Swasey
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John B. Ingalls
Hugh Flood
Sumner A. Gilnan
Gore
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Gilman & Co
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Ira 'T. Drew
C. H. Chester
Nathan Morse
December term opens as grand jury to seek indictments
The December term of the superior criminal court convened Monday with the grand jury receiving instructions before retiring to consider indictments. Sentences imposed include Charles Davis for assault and battery with a 20 dollar fine plus costs, John Murphy for drunkenness with 1 dollar and costs, Patrick Crowley for some offence serving four months in jail, James Cullahan alias Gallagher for unlawful gaming and related funds receiving six months in the house of correction, Phillip F Bach for drunkenness with five months in the house of industry.
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Charles Jensen
House of Correction
Phillip F. Colbach
House of Industry
Probate of Wills and Administrations Named in Court
Under Judge McKim will probates were granted for William A Parker Arthur Harrington Catherine B Tilden Ebenezer Howes Alexander Mann Walter L Gardiner Stephen Tolman Nahum Weyeth Bridget Carpenter and Henry Burroughs Jr Letters of administration were issued for the estates of Mary Morgan Catherine Riddle Cornelius O Leary William H Gillis Charles Hale James P Bennett Ellen Fahey Mehitabie G Cheever Mary Murphy Emma Y Camrell David Austin Charles Holt Lydia Baker Mary Ann Gude and Mary C Rich.
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William A. Parker
Arthur Harrington
Catherine B. Tilden
Ebenezer Howes
Alexander Mann
Walter L. Gardiner
Stephen Tolman
Nahum
Weyeth
Bridget Carpenter
Henry Burroughs, Jr
Mary Morgan
Catherine Riddle
Cornelius O'Leary
William H. Gillis
Charles Hale
James P. Bennett
Ellen Fahey
Mehitabie G. Cheever
Mary Murphy
Emma Y. Camrell
David Austin
Municipal Court Actions and Criminal Bail
December proceedings before Judge Churchill list sentences for drunkenness with four months in the house of industry for Keating Gilrain Hogan. Keyes held for larceny in $300. Kate F Smith bound for trial in superior court for breaking and entering. Others face bails for assault and battery, robbery, pocket picking, and breakings with Roxbury and superior court references.
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Michael Gilrain
Mary Hogan
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George Comey
Richard Green
Patrick McCool
Superior Court
Alexander F. Gifford
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Secretary Folger on Taxation and Treasury Report 1882
Secretary Folger presents the Treasury report for the year ending June 30, 1882. He details ordinary receipts and expenditures, notes customs and internal revenue gains, and argues for tax reductions while preserving duties on spirits tobacco and fermented liquors to maintain government finance and stable money markets.
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Jacob Sleeper Hall to Host Boston University Dedication Tonight
Jacob Sleeper hall on Somerset Street at Pemberton Square will host the Boston University College of Liberal Arts dedication tonight. Notables expected include Guy Long Mayor Green Harvard President Eliot Institute of Technology President Walker Bishop Paddock Drs Duryea Clarke Crane Joseph Cook and Mrs Livermore. The dedication prayer will be by Rev Dr Hamilton. Sleeper, a founder and vice president of the university, has long supported BU and Harvard engagement.
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Insolvency filings list several Boston and national debtors
Francis E. Faxon and Timothy J. Sullivan fail and seek insolvency. Theodore Harold’s liabilities reach about 30000 with 13000 assets. Leo B. Bragg shows 34466 liabilities, 27522 assets, 15537 actual assets. Others include William Mason, John Wallich, C N Pike, W L Caldwell, Albert Frissell, William Emery, J G Krumm, S C Haskell, Philip Ammidon, Charles H Abbott, Gross & Strauss firms, and Hilliard Co among noted defaults. Set tlement through insolvency expected. allegations of fraud and preferential payments tied to sale proceeds and pre-existing debts. Additional failures include George A Christopher, Buchanan & Misner, Werples store, and H M D St Paul entities.
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Cambridgeport
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Scribner, Neb
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