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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1889

Page

1

Custom Misfit and Garment Sale at Oak Hall Boston

Large sale today offers over 50 large suits and 100 coats and vests with sizes from 44 to 52 and odd trousers. Custom-made garments priced 3.50 to 25, with $5 to $40 original values. Tomorrow includes medium sizes and many specialty cuts. Gifts like Hamilton trousers stretchers popular. exchangeable after holidays. Prices claimed lowest in the city at 32 to 44 North Street Oak Hall Boston.

Army Navy Hamilton London

Brookline Special Town Meeting Approves Boston Boundary Petition

At the special adjourned meeting the Brookline selectmen and park commissioners were authorized to petition the General Court to change the Boston Brookline boundary between Chestnut and St Marys streets. Appropriations of 2300 for a new engine house 1500 for sidewalks 1500 for contingencies 2000 for sewers and 600 to copy town records were approved. Tappan Street to full width 40 feet will be built at a cost of 2000. Negotiations to buy land by William H Lincoln School on Boylston Street were directed.

Brooxuineg Selectmen and Park Commissioners General Court Boston Brookline Chestnut St. Mary’s Tappan Street William H. Lincoln School Boylston Street Boylston Schoo

Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York

Washington December 18 forecast issued for New England light rains warmer southerly winds and for eastern New York light rain then clearing warmer southwesterly winds with fair weather Friday

Washington New England New York

Observations Taken At Eight P.M.

Observations elsewhere note readings recorded at 8 p m with unspecified instruments and locations. The brief mentions data collection timing but provides no further details on results or sites observed.

Shipping arrivals and departures listed for December dates

A compilation of ships reporting arrivals and departures in December from ports including Baltimore New York Liverpool Glasgow and Queenstown. Vessels named include Mark Lane Anchoria Saratoga Teutonic Lord Gough Electrique Circassia Rugia Jersey City and Caspian with routes from Bremen Las Palmas Dundee Hull Montreal and Havana to Liverpool and beyond.

Baltimore Main Bremen Mark Lane Las Palmas New York Anchoria Glasgow St. Oswald Dundee Shields Eng Saratoga Mexico Havana Sorrento Newcastle Dundes Buffalo Hull Philadelphia Lord Gough Liverpool Bristol Electrique Montreal Holyhead Dee Teutonic Circassia Hamburg Rugia Jersey City Bayonne Queenstown Caspian Essex Norfolk

Fourth annual dinner of the Boston Shoe Associates

Brief notes record a reception in the new rooms of the Boston Art Club and a fourth annual dinner of the Boston Shoe Associates at Young's. Also mentions the City Hospital anniversary opera dinner at Parker's and minor hotel gatherings with recent arrivals.

Boston Art Club Boston Shoe Associates Young's City Hospital Parker’s

Fires Destroy Town Buildings and Mills in Maine and New York

In Skowhegan Maine Walker's Hotel Town Hall and library were swept by fire with total loss to the hotel and stock about 3500 dollars and partial loss to the town hall and library. 700 Shaw Library volumes saved. In Rockland Maine three lime kilns Tibbets loft trestle work and seven cars burned in an incendiary blaze causing 18750 dollars in damages. In Brooklyn Adelphi Academy on Lafayette Avenue suffered 35000 to 50000 dollars damage. In Portsmouth New Hampshire E S Fay stock on Congress Street damaged by smoke about 10000 dollars. cause unknown.

Skowhegan Walker’s James Greenleaf Shaw Library Rockland Cobb White & Case Lime Rock Aggreee White Case Cobb Lime Company New York Adelphi Academy Brooklyn Lafayette Avenue Portsmouth N. H Conress Street

Jefferson Davis will disperses plantations among heirs

The 1886 will of Jefferson Davis leaves the Brierfields plantation and its appurtenances to his widow. The Elliston plantation in Louisiana goes to Mary Kouth Ells of Philadelphia, and the Limerick plantation to Mary Kk. Dorsey, eldest daughter of William H. G. Dorsey. Varina Anne Davis receives the remainder of his property, with his widow and daughters Margaret Davis Hayes and Varina Anne Davis named residuary legatees.

Mississippi City Miss Jefferson Davis Brierfields Elliston Plantation Mary Kouth Ells Philadelphia Limerick Mary Kk. Dorsey William H. G. Dorsey Howard County Maryland Varina Anne Davis Sarah A. Dorsey Margaret Davis Hayes

Shipping arrivals and sailings from New York and Providence

New York reports arrivals and sailings including vessels Agenor Narwhal Hong Kong Warsaw Rio Janeiro barks Mendoza Hiavana and more plus steamers Germanic Astral Hylland Winthrop for various ports. Provincetown notes Cape Town arrival of schooner Alice on a pioneer mackerel trip. all aboard well after about sixty days at sea.

New York Agenor Narwhal Hong Kong Warsaw Rio Janeiro Mendoza Hiavana A.C. Smith Belfast Ruby St. Croix Sunlight Demerara W. W. Simmons Hastings New Bedford Sallie T. Chartre Smith Sallie W. Ponder Taunton Georges V. Jordan West Side Hyannis Germanic Liverpool Astral Rotterdam Hhylland Antwerp Winthrop Portland Wilkesbarre Boston City of Berlin Land Tower Hill Kennett London Dunkirk Maine Evenson St Louis Provincetons Cape Town Alice Chase

Brewer Confirmed to Supreme Court Seat in St

The Senate confirmed Judge Brewer as associate justice of the Supreme Court by a 52 to 11 vote after a three hour executive session. A new objection arose over Dakota clerks' residency and other measures moved through in the day’s proceedings.

Washington Senate Brewer Supreme Court Edmunds Judiciary Committee Blair Wilson Iowa Colquitt Reagan Berry Jones Arkansas Gall Moody Allison Chandler Pettigrew District Courts of North South Dakota Kansas Nebraska Dakota Wheeler Alabama Military Order of America National Military and Naval Museum Military and Naval Museum Grant Springer State of Columbia Indiana Territory Congress United States Five Civilized Tribes Department of Justice Commissioner of Prisons Sena Ingalls National Board of Education District of Columbia Hoar Ways and Means Tingle Treasury Department McKinley Administrative Customs

The Christmas Desk Offers Low Price Before Christmas

A long established maker touts The Christmas Desk in quartered oak with sixteenth century styling and silver trimmings. The piece features a broad lid, carved front, side supports, three shelves, pigeon-holes, nine drawers including two secret ones, curved legs, and claw feet. A special pre Christmas price is hinted for inquiries before December 25.

US Senate backs Brazilian republic and flags approval

The Senate today approved a joint resolution congratulating Brazil on adopting a republican government and recognizing it as a sovereign state under existing treaties. The measure calls for notifying Brazil and requires recognition of the Brazilian flag as that of a free nation.

Congress Senate United States of Brazil Hoar International Marine Conference House Bureau of Appointments Cheadle Wheeler Military Order of America Washington Five Civilized Tribes Indiana Territory Columbia Department of Justice Ingalls National Board of Education United States of Brazil United States Mgr. Hiscock Fuller House of Representatives George Washington Hiscock

Puritan Spirit Oration at Tremont Temple Honors Forefathers Day

The Congregational Club of Boston held Forefathers Day rites at Tremont Temple with Rev Dr Richard Salter Storrs of Brooklyn delivering a two hour oration on the Puritan spirit. Notables on the platform included George M Boynton, Andrew P Peabody, Robert C Winthrop, and many clergymen professors and civic leaders.

Congregational Club Boston Richard Salter Storrs Brooklyn N. Y Lremont Temple George M. Boynton Andrew P. Peabody Robert C. Winthrop Bishop Paddock Charles Devens E. H. Capen Tufts College Jonathan Edwards John D. Gulliver William Warren Boston University Alvah Hovey E. GC. Smyth Andover George 5. Whitney Congregational Club of Worcester W. E. Huntington Brooke Herford E. N. Horsford B. Thomas Dr. Thompson Joan M. Fiske S. N. Aldrich Justin Winsor A. P. Putnam Edwin P. Seaver Boynton Wellesley Hills Dr. Baker Storrs New England

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