Grand Jury Returns 23 Indictments in Internal Revenue Case
The December term grand jury returned twenty three indictments, mostly for violations of internal revenue laws. Jurors will reconvene Tuesday to try the indicted persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Grand
Damages sought for personal injuries after carriage accident
Plaintiff seeks fifteen thousand dollars for injuries after a horse carriage was jolted under a bridge on the defendant road in Hyde Park. Allegations claim improper bridge construction and unsafe steam or noise from nearby engine exhaust frightened the horse. Trials list FE Greenhood for plaintiff and Bolles Saltonstall for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
FE. Greenhood
H. E. Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
Insolvency Court Holds Third Meetings In Suffolk Cases
Third meetings scheduled today in Suffolk County insolvency matters include Holmes Noone Marden Maynard Stevens Preston Burrows Coch nower Alden Kennard and Prior with cases 1529 485 504 505 108 1322 1826 1829 and others listed for first or continued sessions. Proceedings involve lenders debtors and creditors in ongoing administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
George C. Holmes
William K. Noone
Edward I. Marden
John E. Maynard
William HU. Stevens
James W. Preston
William F. Burrows
George F. Cochnower
John Alden
John F. Kennard
Joseph M. Prior
Davis v Mumler contract breach in Charlestown case proceeds
In Superior Court first session on December 12 Judge Barker presided over Elbridge G. Davis versus John G J Mumler. Davis bought the confectionery and ice cream business for 2250 and agreed not to engage in the trade in Charlestown for five years. Jury to decide after auditor ruled for the defendant. verdict later for plaintiff at 350. Attorneys A H Briggs for plaintiff C W Bartlett for defendant. Additional docket items include Alfred Johansen v Boston & Maine railroad and related death actions at Adams Street crossing Malden. court directed verdicts for defendant in those cases. Lucella M Gordon v New York & New England Railroad also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Vinal
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company Et al
New Jersey
Plaviti
Lamson Company
Sal
Meteor Despatch Company
Fawson Manufacturing Company
Carter & Co
National Cash Exister
Meteor
Court of New York
I ‘Lines
George R. Swasey Forlaintiff
L. D. Brandeis
E. C. Gilman
C. M. Barnes
Superior Court
Barker
Elbridge G. Davis
John G. J. Mumler
Charlestown
A. H. Briggs
C. W. Bartlett
Alfred Johansen
Boston & Maine Railroad
David Fleming
Same
Gustave
Adams Street
Malden
Charles G. Fall
Solomon Lincoln
Lucella M. Gordon
New York & New England Railroad Company
Superior Civil Court Docket Salem Dec 12
Essex County session lists cases including Caraher vs Proctor for assault and theater ejectment with penalties for selling tickets. Noonan vs Blaney seeks attorney fees. Sisk and Hoag & Hall appear for parties. Multiple dockets include Hart v Whittredge Browne v Inhab and other civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
qeLlence
Noonan
Superior Criminal Court December Docket Summary
In Superior Criminal Court on December 12, defendants faced varied charges. Sentences include fines for drunkenness and liquor law violations, probation for breaking and entering, and eighteen months for arson attempts, with several cases listed by docket numbers 9947 through 2309.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
J. James Burke
William Jeneke
John Galagher
Jaspeh Smith
Rank M. Frost
Abraham Ruberstein
House of Correction
Michael Barry
Patrick O'Sullivan
Alfred Mahoney
Margaret Beatty
Same
McMahan
Lyons
McCormick
Keunzel Valtham Gastight cases heard in Superior Court
In Middlesex County Dec 12 the Superior Court tried Thompson J cases No 4370 4371 involving Emma A Keunzel suing for injuries on Moody Street Waltham and John A Keunzel for loss of his wife's services. Jury found Emma Keunzel 400 and John Keunzel 9210. Other cases 2306 2241 Lewis v McDonald contract on account annexed heard together with mixed verdicts. Multiple civil actions listed with defendants including Fiske Hatch Swanton Hat v Cushing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
John A. Keunzel
Waltham Gastight Company
Emma A. Keunzel
Same
Taintiff
Moody Street
Waltham
Emma
A. Keunzel
Laintiff
D. A. Keunzel
Johnson & Garvey
Storey
Shormdike
Court Sentences Man for Larceny in Municipal Session
Municipal Court Criminal Session December 12. William Kelley Parmenter jailed a year in the House of Correction for larceny of $30. Ty Waldron waived examination on embezzling from Austin G Wellington Coal Co and is held for grand jury. Condon and Green posted $100 each to answer charges of stealing $526 from James Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
J. William Kelley
House of Correction
Ty. J. Waldron
Austin G. Wellington Coal Company
William Condon
William Green
James Cassidy
Powers seeks admission as attorney in U S Circuit Court
Notice from Boston Massachusetts dated December 10 1889 states James L Powers has applied to be admitted as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court acting under commissioner Henry L Hallett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
James L. Powers
Henry L. Hallett
U. S. Circuit Court
French Canadian appeals to France may yield protection
Reports from Paris suggest strong belief that appeals by French-Canadians for protection to France may yield results. Lord Salisbury has asked for full information on the issues between the Dominion government and French-Canadian people and on measures taken to adjust them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Paris
France
Canada
Lord Salisbury
Dominion
Secret Societies On The Congress Of Churches Agenda
The congress reopened with morning devotion led by John A. Conant. Sessions featured the New England Christian Association addresses by Rev. J. H. Brown and Elder Isaac Hyatt, then discussion on Jesuit policy and secret orders. Speakers included Rev. K N Countee on the Ku Klux and Blanchard on Clan na Gael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Churches
John A. Conant, Esq
Connecticut
The
New England Christian Association
J. H. Brown
New Hampshire
Isaac Hyatt
David McAllister
I. J. Lansing
Worcester
Hi. L. Cheever
Memphis
Tenn
K. N. Countee
Klu-Klux Society
South
Messrs
George Morse
Putnam, Conn
Kimball
Newmarket
H. L. Kellogg
Christian Gynosure of
Chicago
Charlies A. Blanchard
Clan-na-Gael
H. L. Hastings
Boston
Money Market Mixed Movements and Busy Bond Offerings
The Boston money market shows modest ease at the Clearing House with funds more available though rates stay around 6 percent. Treasury operations report bond issues totaling 1 828 750 with 4s and 48s via auctions. foreign exchange remains steady with mild premium shifts. stock activity dull with heavy NY buying in Wisconsin Central and tighter Missouri Pacific dividends news.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Reichsmarks
Missouri Pacific
Bears
Atchison
Pueblo & Arkansas Valleys
Wisconsin Central
New York Stock Exchange
Aan
Atlantic & Pacific
Dallas
Tex
Union Pacific
Dallas, Pacific & Southeastern
Mexican Central
Boston & Maine
Herald
Fitchburg
Continental Construction Company of
BE. C. Benedict & Co
Burt
Continental Construction & Improvement Company
Fitchburg Common
Lamson
Holmes
Supreme Court
Equity
W L Vinal
Lamson Store Service Company
Lamson Company
Vivian
Huron
Havemeyer
Suear
Messrs
Walter S. Swan & Co
Harrison Frazier & Co
Philadelphia
Temptation Teaser for Paine's Furniture French Cabinet
An advertisement for Paine's Furniture Company touts a Riesener style French toilet cabinet. Describes the piece as a potent pleader and unmatched in the city for ready made furniture, urging readers to consider the display in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Furniture Company
Riesener
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure in Foggy Weather
The advertisement touts Old Saul's Catarrh Cure as remedy for disturbed breathing in foggy wet weather. Price is 26 cents. Sold everywhere.
American Bell dividend declared for three dollars per share
The American Bell Telephone Company has declared a dividend of 3 dollars per share. The report notes the company’s ongoing profitability as shareowners prepare for the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bel Telephone Company
Boston
Financial Market Snapshots London Paris Dec 12
London prices show Consols at 97 11 16 for money and 97 1 16 for account. Canada Pacific 76 1 2 percent. Erie 28 1 4. Illinois Central 121 1 2. St Paul 71. New York Central 110 4. Reading 20 1 4. Mexican ordinary 39. Paris notes 4 rentes 88.80. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 86 2. Mexican ordinary 40 5 8. New York Central 110 1 2. Mexican Central 48 3 4. Bank of England bullion withdrawals 50,000 pounds. weekly bullion drop 314,000. reserve ratio 59.18 percent.
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London
D. m
Canada Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Paris
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Mexican Central
Bank of England
Bank of France
Boston Stock Exchange
Allonoz
Arnold
Bonanza Devel
Butte & Oston
Cal
Hecla
Catalpa
Crescent
Central
Franklin
Huron
Kearsarge
Quincy
Ridge
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Land Paraiee
Aspinwall
Southbay
Boston
Boylston Street
Brookline
Campobello
East
Loston
Bay
Ener
Maverick
Hye
Newport
Liamoine
Payson
Oneeee
Penobscot
Ois
L. G
Be & Ne
Eeeevers
Kan. & W
Do Inc
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Con. Vt
St. P
D.D
Elk H
K. C
K.C
Hk. C
St. L. Lm
N.Y
N. FE
P. D
Lilly Oregor L. C. Con
Union Pacific
Wis
Railroad CO Hala
S- Fea
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Cal. Southern
Central of Mass
Cleve
Canton
River
Col Sp
Cessesee
Fitchourg
RLS
Flint & P. M. Com
Cl & Spe
Sp. & Meim
L. E
St. le
Maine
Old Colony
Rutland
Summit
West End
Wisconsin Central
Bell
Miscellan Eastman Car Healer
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Atchison New
Do New Inc
Cotton Oil Trust
Pneumatic Tool Co
Burtonstock
Chi
Boston & Liverpool Co
Fort Wayne
Viinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
Do Trust
Ie Ae Ee
Thomson Elec
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Ya Winuisi Umet Co Eee
Eogovw
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Inge Ing
Bocivsiss
Ie Pacific Ie Awe
Atchison
Pris C
Central Lown
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Alton
Rene la & Peve Ees
del. & H
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East Tenn
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Ag Island
Lou
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Northwes
Ohio & Miss
Oregon
Kh . W
Ane
Dhe Aeert
MA & M
St P
Dovvereeee
Texas Pacific
C. Pref
Pacific
Cent W
Utenee An
Brunswick
Pacific Mail
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Tenn. C
Bcc
Reorganization Plan Unanimously Adopted by AT&SF Board
At a meeting in Boston on November 23 1889 the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Board of Directors declared the Plan of Reorganization effective. Bondholders are invited to deposit bonds by December 15 1889 under equitable conditions as determined by the Board. George C. Macour served as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Boston
Atchison System
Europe
United States
Ceorge C. Macour
Bond list for exchange under reorganization plan
The bonds of numerous railroad issues are to be deposited for exchange under the Plan of Reorganization. Included are bonds from Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Kansas City Topeka Western, Southern Kansas, Chicago Kansas Western, Gulf Colorado Santa Fe, and others with various mortgage and interest terms. Deposits may be made at Union Trust Company in New York, Boston, and Chicago, with full circulars available at listed offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
S. F
Cowley, Sumner & Ft. Smith Wk. BK. Co
Florence
Eldorado & Val. Val. KR. R. Co
Kansas City
Emporia & South
R. BR. Co
Topeka & Western RR
R. Co
Kao
City, Lawrence & South
Re Ek. Cos
Southern Kansas & Western BR. BR. Co
Sumner County
KR. Co
Ottawa & Arlington
KR. R. Cosi
Kan
Ky &O
Gulf Div
Southern Kansas&r Y
California Southern & BR. Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western BE. Co
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
B’y Co
R’y Co
Sonora Mailway Co., Limited
LYLO
Leaven, Topeka & Southwestern R’y Co
Atchison Co
Wichita & Western & RB. Co
Kingman, Weatt & Weat. HR. K. Co
Chicago, Kansas & Western RE. Hk. Co
California Southern HR. KR. Co
Union Trust Company
S$ Broadway
New York
Milk St
Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Coo
Devonshire St
Merchants’ Loan Trust CO
Chicago
Baring Bros. & CO
Bishopsgate
London
E.C
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Nassau St
Atchison Company
J. W. Reinhart
George C. Magoun
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
East Ilinois
Western Union
Chicago & East Illinois
Hannibal
Transfer Books Closed for Preferred Stock Deliberations
The transfer books of the preferred stock will be closed at 0 o'clock p m December 20, 1839 and reopened at 10 a m January 20, 1890 by order of the Board of Directors Henry Villard chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Henry Villard
New York Stock Sales Report December 12
Official report details sales on December 12 from 10 A.M. to 12:80 P.M. with highest, lowest, and closing prices for Thomson-Houston European Electric Welding United States Mail Box Westinghouse and other stocks. daily totals show 240,100 shares traded and include closing prices for the prior day. Also lists mining companies and notable securities' bid and ask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers’ Board
Thomson-Hans
Thomson- European ‘Electric Welding
de Union
Eastern Electric
United States
Westinghouse
Ees
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
LM Cruwe
Hutchinson v. Liv, & Son. & G. Ins
Sta
Supreme Judicial Court
Houmes
Fanning
Perkins
Davis
Tuttle
Olsen
Peterson
Maney
Fitzpat
Lackaw
White
Newcomb
Snow
Iriscoll
Carruth
Gildeavy
Kellener
Hammond
James_ H. Webber
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
H. N. Sheldon
Thomas E. Grover
R. M. Morse, Jr
E. Tappan
Dennis Sullivan
Middlesex St
Timothy Sullivan Vesane
Eldredge
Harris
Webber
Lynn
Boston RR
Kbradley
Burton
Greenhood
Yeppie
Lee Co
Chady
Same. i
Mason, J. Pit
D—Cim’t
Eeenenee Aine RR
Morey v. Fitzpat
Curtis
Morey
Devendorff
Mid’x County Bank
N. BE. RR
Westervelt
Gould
Somes
Lawruce
Lapham
Symonds
Clark
Towne
Hart
Whittredge
Averell
Chadwick
Creen
Butfum
Brown Ve Inhab
Burpee
Boston Koley. Loan Co
Southwick
Emery
Crean
Tobin
Lowe
City of
Gloucester
Hoxy
Buxton
SLB
Fiske Vs
Togers
Hatch
Lakeman
Swanton
F Hat
Cushing
Goodwin
Leabetter
Saine
Millerick
Town
Lloyd
Walker
Wakefield
Leatherbee
Hil
Allaire
St. Onge
Ton
Daley
Tolman
Parkinson
Lewis
Sugar Trust
Cleveland
W. J. Hayes & Sons, Bankers
Mass
State Street
Massachu
Setts Savings Banks
Andover
Fitchburg Railroad
Missouri
Kansas
And
Texas
FME
New Securities
GOD Common
Consoleibate Dbon LS
Central Thrust Company
Wall Street
Frederic Pvp. Olcott
Joel F. Freeman
Beenery W. Pook
Bareney Budge
Colgate Hoyt
Atchison, Topeka
Office OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Broad Street
Orrick
Wall 51
Giye
F. W. Ware & Co
Devonshire Street
NEW York Financial
Roc
Lot
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Mite OL
Kan. P. Cons
Unionos
N. W
In. W
Nay
Isis
le & di Das
Ff DB
St. PC
Pwets
Cess
P. RK. G. Tr
Pac. Lsts
W. Snore
Best & Bel
Col
Con. C
U. S . F. Snub
Do Col. Trust
Inenw
Srane
Oreron Top
Petit Menan Lind
Bonanza
Kos
Mont Coppe
Hee
Santa F
A. T
B. & Lewes
Bost
Jli
Bur
Pater
Yloc
Cal. Southern Inc
N. E
Seewe
Pueblo & Ark
Val
Rod
Sonora
Eceerner
Ee Do Inc
Ee Eeerere
Amer
Bell Tel
Ie East
Boston Land
Bos. & Mont
Ceseereres Ee Osceola
Ie Saeed
Ewee Fitchburg
Ste
Cere
Ees Ee Eee
Lupe
Rca
American Tontine Investment
Broadway
Paesley Gd
William Montgomery
Massachusetts
Milk Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Reece Botton
Fort Payne Coal & Tron
Eis Sas
Lamoine Tanid
McKay Heeling Mach
Peoples Telephone
Svete Ee
Union Metallic
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