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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1885

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4

Beach Show Caps New England Kennel Club event

The Massachusetts Bicycle Club held its first mid winter carnival last evening at Mechanic's fair building with about 3500 attendees. Dahlgren Post Drum and Fife corps, Salem Cadet band and Olympian band provided music. The cyclers parade led by Alonzo Buntine and A. D. Peck Jr featured elaborate costumes. Prizes went to Burt Thayer, Henry Ducher, John T. Williams, H. Davis, Lawrence Land, T. M. Walton, and others. Brockton City Bicycle Club drill followed with eight men.

Massachusetts Bicycle Club Mechanic's Fair Dahlgren Post Salem Cadet Olympian Band Alonzo Buntine A. D. Peck, Jr Brother Jonathans Poor Joe Burt Thayer Henry E. Ducher John T. Williams Mercury H. Davis Poor Jo Lawrence Land T. M. Walton Brockton City Bicycle Club G. F. Atwood A. M. Keith G. Mason F. Ww. Demuth W. C. Raymond W. B. Mason W. B. Briggs D. P. Marshall P. Lallement W. A. Row

Haverhills defeat Cambridge in polo showdown at starvard rink

The Haverhills edged the home Cambridge team after an hour and a half of hard play. Foster scored three times with Orr adding the decisive goal, while Cambridge fouls and tough defense shaped the rough contest. Referee Charles H. Thayer officiated as Brockton polo drifted into Central League changes.

Starvard Haverhills Charlie Thayer Foster Cambridge Peck McCarthy Orr Havermll Wood Brown Breis Haverhill Kirk Rush Haverhill Foster Haverhil Foster Cambridge Foster Cambridge Brown Laverhill Foster Charies H. Thayer Brockton al McKinnon Doe Macomber Tukey Churchill Boston Boe Rivard Rogers Bostons Dee Goulding Brocktons

Satisfactory Condition of New England Kennel Club Beach Show

The New England Kennel Club plans its second annual beach show April 6 to 9 at Mechanics Hall with 2000 dogs. Premiums exceed $3000 as judges determine merits. Club harmony, expanding membership, and public room access from 2 to 10 p m will follow premium publication.

New England Kennel Club Mechanics’ Charitable Moseley Pope Faxon Patridge Baker Cunningham Boylston

Boston Election Signals Chess for Aldermen Chair

Boston voters issued a near split alderman slate with six Democrats and six Republicans. Rumors swirl over who will chair the board as party lines shift and recounts loom. Analysts note Mayor OBrien’s large margin and Republican strength may redefine committee control.

Salem's recount confirms Aldermen shifts. mayor unchanged

Special Despatch from Salem Massachusetts reports the citywide vote recount ends with no change to the mayoral result. Aldermen Pitman and several incumbents flip seats, including Arey, Sheehan, Breed, and Betts losses or gains. Norton and Wentworth win in their wards, and Gaffney defeats Nevins for the school committee in Ward 6.

Boston Post Salem Mass Pitman Glover Way Williams Batchelder Collins Varney Arey Sheehan Bettis Breed Wentworth Dodd Norton Nichols Gaffney Nevins

West End Social Club Hosts First Annual Ball at Parker Hall

The West End Social Club held its first annual ball at Parker Fraternity Hall last evening with over 200 couples dancing. Craft's orchestra provided music while William H. Cunningham directed the floor, aided by J. F. Enright. Guests included Ex-Captain Mc Queeney Captain Fratis of the Ninth Regiment and Captain Keef of Company A.

West End Parker Fraternity Hall Craft William H. Cunningham J. F. Enright McQueeney Fratis Ninth Regiment Keef Company A

Juttings About Town Headlines and Local Notices

Samuel Hatch and Co sold the brick stable at No 120 East Dedham Street for 9100 plus taxes to Mr B Harvey. Major Mellrath of the US secret service is seriously ill from a war wound. A man killed jumping from the Portland express at Malden is identified as Charles Melancon of Littlebrook. Gardner of Cawnpore will speak on Zenana work in the Reformed Episcopal Church this evening. The Massachusetts division of the Travellers' Protective Association will organize at Young's Hotel tomorrow evening. Henry A Clapp gave the third Shakespeare lecture on Twelfth Night at Lyceum Hall, Dorchester. Colonel Henry Kent took the oath as naval officer before Collector Saltonstall and will assume duties Jan 1. Rev W H Bolton of Temple Street M E Church is to transfer to First Methodist Chicago. Professor W O Crosby presented notes on joint structure to the Natural History Society. Perkins Institution trustees nominated to replace Saltonstall and Wetherbee. Price of the Massachusetts Life Association replies to AG inquiries will be considered. The Young Men's Hebrew Association fair opens Saturday, with liberal merchant donations. Forefather Day observed at the Boston Y M C U with services by Alexander H. Rice and C W Wendte next Sunday. Special music and exercises planned. The public is invited.

Eostorn Base Ball Association A. H. Soden J.B. Billings W. M. Conant Boston Base Ball Association Soden Billings Conant John M. Lehan John F. Cummings Union Gymnasium Roberts Association Gymnnasium Daniel Cole Brattleeest Columbia Riverside Boat Club Frank Tacey Komas F. Riley Frank E. Quinn Walter Corbett Charles Linnell B. H. Hickey D. O’ Leary Charles W. Jones Cincinnati Harmony Samuel Hatch & Co Dedham Street B. Harvey Major Mellrath United States Secret Service W. H. Bolton Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church First Methodist Chicago Bolton New England W. O. Crosby Natural History Society Society Hyatt Executive Council Fred L. Amesance Thomas F. Temple Perkins Institution For the Blind Leverett Saltonstall John E. Wetherbee Price Massachusetts Life Association Insurance Young Men’s Hebrew Association Boston Young Men’s Washington West Springfield Streets Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Union Hall Alexander H. Rice C. W. Wendte

Fires Cause Heavy Losses Across Cities

Fire reports recount tenancies across Philadelphia Detroit Davenport Pittston Brattleboro Taunton and Dexter. Major damage at 222 224 Carter Street Philadelphia where Morrell Bros Electro Dynamo Co and Royal Shirt Mfg suffered near 100000 in losses with insured amounts totaling 58500. Detroit search found three deceased Frank Knack his wife and child. Other blazes include Mueller's saw mill Davenport loss about 30000 insured 15000 and a Taunton farm barn fire with 1500 insured and 700 loss.

Carter Street Philadelphia Morrell Bros Electro Dynamo Company Royal Shirt Manufacturing Company Newman & Hagedom Electro Company Frank Knack Detroit Knack Mknoack George Frank Albert Mueller Davenport Pittston Frank McGage Barney Breslin Swift Brattleboro Airs Mary A. Nichols Taunton Mass Frank Durham Dexter

Lavish Baltimore and Ohio banquet in New York honors Garrett

A grand Pavilion dinner for President Garrett and the Baltimore and Ohio executives drew 253 men from New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Notables included George William Curtis, Gov. Henry Lloyd, Lt. Gov. Woodford, Mayors Hodges and Smith, and Wall Street figures. Toasts by Wiman, Curtis, and Latrobe's envoy sparked applause as Governors, Senators, and city leaders offered tributes.

Staten Island Rapid Transit Company Robert Garrett Baltimore and Ohio Henry Lloyd Maryland George William Curtis Cassidy Pennsylvania Woodford New York Hodges Baltimore Smith Philadelphia Sapger Newee Newee Board of Aldermen, Hon. 8. Q. Kasby New Jersey S. V. White Wall Street Kiernan Henry G. Davie West Virginia Benedict U.S. Circuit Court Trask W. M. Singerly Philadelphia Record George W. Abell Baltimore Sun General Agnus Baltimore American William Winter Sribune Henry Sedley New York Times William Laffan New York Sun Austin Corbin M. E. Ingalls Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago Railway Thomas Rutter Addison Cammack Jourdan Spencer Roderick Cameron Hamilton Disston Latrobe King William F. Burns Decatur H. Miller Joshua Harvey James Carey Coale W. W. Taylor Judge Dobbin Sulvey Pearce Henry McShane Frank Brown Robert Ober J. W. Hook J. Frank Supple Baltimore and Ohio J. K. Cowen J. W. Davis W.T. Barnard Frank Harriott C. K. Lord J. G. Papyborn Robert Gilmore Judge Fisher Maryland Supreme Court John #. Hurst John Gill Charles J. Fisher J. Kenney White Clinton B. Paine William Reed Alexander Falconer C. F. Mayer W. 8. Rayner E. J J. Cross Osman Latrobe George C. Jenkins Frank Burns Rtobert Dobbin H. T. Douglass Charles Ackerbill Bates Leslie Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company Charlies M. SiLeald Long Island Railway Chauncey Andrews Pittsburg and Western Railway Lawrence Jerome United States Sabin Brooklyn Wiman Mayor Low Verry Belmont Andrew Carnegie Robert Garrest Baltmoe Aau Ohio Railroad Uniti Garrett John K. Cowen Baaltimore and Ohio Road City of Philadelphia Ill Sanger Board of Aldermen Mr. Eccleston Staten Island Angus Minnesota Great West

Notable Early Bay Area Obituaries Mark Local Figures

Mrs Anna wife of William H Darling died at her home No 25 South Russell street after two weeks illness aged about 25. Charles Foster the noted Spiritualist medium died at Salem from brain softening. Barnabas Davis aged 78 a Boston trader and Shawmut Bank director. James C Fisk of Cambridge died aged 60. treasurer manager and major owner of Fiskdale Woollen Mills. held multiple civic and corporate roles.

Anna William H. Darling South Russell Street West End Charles Foster Europe Salem Barnabas Davis Boston Barnstable Adolphus Davis Shawmut National Bank James C. Fisk Cambridge Fiskdale Wool Sturbride Worcester County Cambridge Railroad Company Union Railroad Company Cambridge Company Cambridge Gaslight Company Cambridge Common Council

Annual meeting of Boston Wesleyan Club at Quincy House

Last evening the Boston Wesleyan Club held its annual meeting at the Quincy House with D C Knowles presiding. Officers elected included President F L Barker and secretary Rev Charles F Rice, with a large list of members attending and several toasts and songs noted.

Boston Wesleyan Club Quincy House D. C F.L. Barker Worcester Charles F. Rice Lowell E.H. Mansfield Boston D. C. Ela I. B. Lindsay Charles E. Davis J. M. van Vlick Middletown Conn W. F. Warren D. D Eben Tourjee

Household Scandal In Suburban Scottwood Over Pearline Use

A Toledo Blade excerpt describes a Scottwood family’s trouble with hires who adopt Pearline for vast housekeeping, including furniture cleaning and even dog shampooing, as a Yankee-educated country girl expands the product’s role and boasts it would deter cholera in the house.

Scottwood Louise Pearline Toledo Blade

D Lothrop & Co Publish Timely Books and Periodicals

Messrs D Lothrop Co announce timely publications including Wide Awake 13 for children and a charming range of poems travel and adventure books. The firm emphasizes prompt release of periodicals and new literary titles.

Messrs. D. Lothrop & Co

Havana Market Prices and Exchange Firm Details

Havana reports Spanish gold at 200 and exchange firm, with Sugar firm at Cardenas buying 009 bags of centrifugal and polarizing 96 degrees. Prices quoted at 74g reals per quintal, indicating stable market conditions for the day.

Havana Cardenas

Humpreys offers attractive terms forvard College entry in 1886

E R Humphreys LL D of West Chester Park invites young men to join Star vard College in 1886. He offers selective tuition and his best effort over six months to insure success to each applicant willing to work diligently.

E. R. Humphreys West Chester Park Starvard College E. &. Humphreys

Picture Sale At Bromfield Street Gallery Draws Crowd

A large audience attended the picture sale at the pen ant gallery of Lewis J. Bird & Co on Bromfield street yesterday. The top bid reached $225 for No. 86 by Verbockhoven.

Pen Ant Lewis J. Bird & Co Bromfield Street Verbockhoven

Mining stock closing prices recorded in San Francisco

San Francisco December 16 official closing prices show Pest & Belcher at 1% and Battery & Norcroas leading minor gains with Eureka Con. at 2 and 4. The snippet lists several mining stock quotes and prices, reflecting a volatile market with multiple small changes.

San Francisco Val Pest & Belcher Fale & Norcroas Boate Mono Eureka

Shoe makers and dealers listed from various cities in United States

A lengthy directory list names and firms across multiple cities including Allentown Cincinnati Des Moines Denver Detroit Leavenworth Memphis Mobile New York San Antonio San Francisco St Louis Pittsburgh and more. Entries show individuals and firms such as Krauge Hibbard Schwab Phelps Dodge OConnell White Weiss Kovax White Stepp White Oppenheimer Feder Brown Rosenstock and many others with associated companies or partnerships.

Age Cincinnati John Straus Oncinnati Thorpe F Thorne & Co Ads O'Connell O'Connell & Midhleton Des Moines

Guaranteed Cure For Rupture Without Knife

The World’s Dispensary Medical Association advertises a new method claimed to permanently cure rupture. Readers are invited to send 10 cents in stamps for a pamphlet and references from 663 Main Street Buffalo New York.

World’s Dispensary Medical Association Main Street Buffalo, N. Y

Theatres Present Seasonal Comedy and Farce Listings

The Globe Regina company performs A Christmas Pantomime with Evening shows. Boston theatres stage Robson and Crane in The Comedy of Errors. Bunton Museum offers Love on Crutches in evening shows. Park io piaiaialias presents In Chancery. Bijou Theatre features La Belle Russe in the evening. Hollis Street Theatre screens The Mikado and The World at night. World’s Museum Menagerie and Aquarium open daily 10 AM to 4 PM.

Globe Theatre Regina Voices Comedy Company Boston Stheathes Robson and Crane Bunton Muse m—Museum Comyres Park Io Piaiaialias T. Raymond Chancery Evenin Bijou Theatre Hollis Street Theatre Howard Athen Xum the World World's Museum, Menagerie and Aquarium

Salvation Oil Ad Paragraph Echoes Quiver of Them

A fragment promotes Salvation Oil as the greatest cure for pin and pain, claiming happiness for those with a full quiver. The teaser suggests fighting, falling, and getting cut or bruised, implying quick relief through the advertised product.

Happy Salvation Oil Pin

Shipping and Trade Advertisements in Philadelphia and New York

This Day schedule lists at 2 PM auctions and notices for Boots and Shoes firms such as Lewis J Bird and Co and Samuel Buntine in Philadelphia, with Lippincott, Son & Co, and 45 Hicharda & Co Carpets and oils in Philadelphia, and Samuel Hunting's Sons & Co in New York. It notes Friday Dec 18 as a sale day.

Lewis J Bird

Mians Close at Hellon Foostories and Ocean Mail Openings

Shipping notices list sailings from New York on various steamers to destinations including Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, Para and Mansos Brazil, and Cuba via Key West. Closing times for trans Pacific and other mails are given, with dates such as Dec 16 and Dec 25 for Oceanic and related routes, plus daily closures for certain routes.

Europe Queenstown Liverpool Republic New York Wed- Boriaes Veneias Ciudad Bolivar Clement Evuria Truxiilo Ava Ruatan New Orleans Prof Morse Cuba a.Fla Key West Fila Mexico

City horse railroad lines plan temporary holiday reroute

Presidents of several horse railway companies propose four day change before Christmas to ease Washington street blockades. Routes altered to Essex street Harrison avenue extension Bedford street and other streets with lines from Meeting House Hill Field's Corner Blue Dorchester Grove Hall and Brookline. Other lines Highland South Boston Middlesex pending announcements.

Washington Street Metropolitan Railroad Meeting House Hill Field's Corner Dorchester Grove Hall Essex Street Harrison Avenue Bedford Street Dover Washington Streets Dorchester Franklin Amn Temple Place Tremont Street Scollay Square Brookline Eliot Washington Boylston Tremont Dartmouth Street Chiardon Hawkins Sudbury Warren Street Postofica Square Beach Kingston Ila Adams Square Devonshire Congress and Chancey Streets Harrison Avenues Chelsea Highland South Boston Middlesex

Maritime Passenger Listings From Various Ports

A compilation of ship and passenger movements with dates and origins across London Glasgow Auckland Liverpool Dover Plymouth and other ports. Entries include Roase from New York Stockholm City from Hoston Zealannia from San Francisco Galileo from New York Nordland from New York and multiple vessels sailing Dec 15 to Dec 16 with origins New York Baltimore Charleston New Orleans Galveston Savannah and Galveston among others.

London Roase New York Stockholm City Hoston Glasgow Ethiopia Auckland Zealannia San Francisco Dover Galileo Nordland Lorne Decruyter Liverpoo Nova Scotia Baltimore Gibraltar Capu'et New Orleans Isle of Wight Brema Prawle Pont Helena Charleston Scily Europa Reval Sir Garnet Wolseley Bremen Hawarden Galveston Bedona Savarnnah Dee Maria Philadelia Bania Samuel Welsh Krell Buenos Ares Barbadoes Acadia Newark Gothenburg Katie Linn O’dee Miller Ston Liverpool Lord Gough Philadelphia Lizard Woodland Antwerp Fleming Ayta Scilly St Helena Ralph M Hayward Baxter Cebu Boston St Johns Peruvian Sydney Park Equator Wallis Alameda Morse Nsw Barrow Harbinger Christiania Thingvalla Saub Stetton Calicutta San Joaquin Drinkwater Potter Hull Wilson Capulet Krig John C Noyes Coker Edith Mary Strachan Mary E Russell Nichols Rio Janeiro Bonny Doon Cole St Michaels Sarah Hale Fayal

Keith estate dispute heard by Supreme Court in equity session

In a Boston area equity session Justice Devens heard a suit over the disposition of substantial property from the late Jonathan C and Charles A Keith of West Bridgewater. The Keith brothers owned fruitful farms and kept profits safe. Both are deceased and the court reserved decision likely referring the matter to a master for distribution. In East Cambridge Superior Civil Court a Mahady vs Cambridge railroad case opened as an action of

Supreme Court Equity East Cambridge John Mahady Cambridge Railroad

Maritime Movements From Boston Region Harbor Trials

Shipping news reports multiple vessels: Gipsey Queen Chandier Philadelphia bound for Boston shifted cargo in gale. Storm King with Moses B Tower to Boston. several schooners and steamers listed with their routes including William G R Mowry Motz Sparte Hallowell Hoboken for Castilian Means Elizabethport Lynn Maii Caswell Hoboken Yarmouth NS. Lincoln Coffin from Portland. George Washington Pinkham Nellie Gray Boston Rockland. Maria Theresa Kelley Rockland Lynn. Congress Harris sailing for Boston.

Winmeyard Merwen Lapland Carlisle Pernambuco Boston Bermuda Gipsey Queen Chandier Philadelphia George Walker Taylor & Mathis Darling Schs William G R Mowry Motz Motz, and Sparte, Hallowell, Hoboken Castilian Means Elizabethport Lynn Maii Caswell Hoboken Kennebunk Osseo Haley Providence St John Tyrote Heckman Yarmouth Storm King Moses Tower Joshua Baker H Foster Wiscasset Lincoln Coffin Portland Boothbay George Washington Pinkham Nellie Gray Snow Rockland Lyox Dinley New York Maria Theresa Kelley Toronto Day Monticello Bristol Congress Harris

Losses and distress mark North Atlantic shipping report

A bulked dispatch lists multiple vessel misfortunes and distress incidents: Elwood Doran of Warrington from Philadelphia declared a total loss at St Augustine Ila. brig Ethel from Anguilla, in Turks Island distress after foremast damage. steamer Dessoug from Savannah reports steering gear failure near Fort Delaware. St Andrews Bay ashore near Baltimore requiring lightering. Steeman off Chesapeake Bay comes ashore then refloats. Robert L Welknap aground near Dan Baser's Shoal with high water likely to float. and other vessels sustain damage or are reported overdue with various conditions.

New York Elwood Doran Warrington Philadelphia St Augustine Ila Ethel McConnell Anguilla Sell Turks Island Dessoug Savannah Fort Delaware Baltimore St Andrews Bay Boreaux Shh Steeman Charleston Smith Point Chesapeake Bay Delaware City Robert L Welknap Staples Phiadelphia Hiogo San Francisco John B Walker Liverpool Cape Bora Portland Sir Lewis Clark Cape Hizabeth Herald Br Parker New Anjier Kenilworth Sir Luria J Lewis Stone Pernambuco Ben Douran Andrew Queenstown Sir Maud McLain Galveston George W Pride,Jr McLain Sir Mary Ann McCann Pangor Thatcher Island Salem Sir Christina Ellsworth Pembroke Eastport Sir James T Morse Wider Pensacola Hatteras John Harvey Sih Monticello Henshaw Rondout Portsmouth Cape Cod Sch Whitre Tee

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