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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1885

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4

Boston and Waltham Polo Excerpts at Mystic House Stable

A Post reporter visits Mystic House to learn that Mr. Golden is steadying trotters for sleighing. The stable houses horses with strong records including De Barry 2 194, Glamis 2 25, Butterfly 2 10 5, and several brood mares. Frank Meehan manages George Ayer’s stock, preparing horses such as Redwood and Tom B Patchen for upcoming colt stakes.

Mystic House Post Casey Golden Mr. Golden H. B. Winship de Barry Nils Desperandum John Shepard Glamis Godfrey Patchen Butterfly Young Jim Dum Tansy George Wilkes Driving Wind Wedgewood Woodstock Bette Kentucky Wilkes Lizzie Smith Scott Shémas Lizzie Thomas Charlie Rogers Woodstock Bell Glenwood Lady Swiveller Dick Swiveller Harry Dutton Prince Arthur Frank Meehan P. Palmer Lowell George A. Ayers Redwood Belmont Dick Moore George A Danie Lambert Tom B. Patchen Wildwooed

Mets Return to Fold After Baseball League Power Plays

In Boston on December 29, the American Association yielded to the National League pressure. The Mets were readmitted on their own terms as the League maneuvered to keep control, while the Nationals were left out of the AA meeting. Wiman’s win is seen as a League victory.

National League American Association Sharsig Phicelphia Loegne Mets Lews Court Messrs. Soden Day Washington Messrs.soden League Picayune Nationals Wiman CRIB Boston

Polo Thrilling Windsor rink match ends in tied goals

In Boston at the Windsor rink last evening the Wal thams and the Bostons played a highly exciting polo game. Both sides led at different heats, with several fouls and skates off causing long interruptions before the final five goal decider left the teams even at the end.

Boston Windsor Rink Walthams Bostons Salems Haverhills Salem Stamford Cook E. P. Barry Howard Foster Goss Foser Brockton Peto Providence New England King Vuillps Rockland Plymouths O'Neill King Philips Gourlay Somerville al McKinnon

Obituary: Ex Senator Bailey of Tennessee dies at 63

Obituary notices report the death of former U S Senator James E K Bailey of Clarksville Tennessee in his home. Born in Montgomery County he studied at Clarksville Academy and the University of Nashville, admitted to the bar in 1843, served in the Tennessee House in 1853, and was elected to the U S Senate to fill the Johnson vacancy taking office January 20, 186? until March 3, 1881. Other death notices include royalty widow Countess Rosina Mirafiore and several notable figures across the United States with brief biographical details.

Bailey Tennesses United States James Ek Clarksville Tenn Montgomery County Clarksville Academy University of Nashville House of Representatives United States Senate Andrew Johnson D. M. Key Louis Prosper Gachard Africa Herr Butner Bonbyland Harding Woods Barre Mass Tecome General Court E. A. James Tennessee Hot Springs Ark Adam Crooks Hartford Conn Ontario W. C. Haywood Monticello Ind Congress Indianapolis Lewis Mills Boston Alanson Tucker Brooklyn N. Y Jules Glaser Iay University of Vienna Samuel Birch D.C. L F.S. A London Valchal Stone Malden Nathan P. Brownell South Seituate Dartmouth Medical School Massachusetts Medical Society Levi Brigham Marlboro Williams College Andover Seminary Dunstable Saugus Troy N. H Caughters Robert L. Robbins Cambridge Fitbourg Beeston

Workers Return Bid Falls Short at Macnair Factory Board Rejects Terms

A morning and evening report of discharged girls returning to John Macnair's factory proved false. The executive board met after Saturday's request, heard the manufacturer's offer to reinstate the workers at current prices pending a citywide settlement, but voted not to accept. Separately, Pittsfield New Hampshire workers at Ts Lancaster's shoe factory asked for higher prices with a threatened strike. Morgan & Dore raised some grades and now pay rates competitive with Lynn.

John Mscnair Macusi Mona@ay Macnair Lynn Ts. Lancaster Pittsfield N. H Morgan & Dore

Durrell Arrested in Boston for Beverly Board Bill Theft

Last July Frank E. Durrell left Beverly after owing about 25 for board. He took a silver watch belonging to George R. McNeil and about 25 from a servant girl. Warrant filed by Chief Woodbury. seen in Boston, arrested by Inspectors McCausland and Knox at Harrison avenue and Kneeland street. Beverly police brought him back last evening.

Frank E. Durrell Horace Raymond Railroad Avenue Park Street Beverly George R. McNeil Durrell Woodbury Hanscom Boston McCausland Knox Harrison Avenue Kneeland Street Worchbury Trask

Captain reports missing eighty five Mexican dollars on Union wharf

Captain William Lester of the bark Harvard told the eighth police on Monday night he left eighty five Mexican dollars in a barrel on Union wharf while he went to town. He said on returning to the ship he found the money in his cabin, and explained the loss yesterday.

William Lester Harvard Eighth Police Union Wharf

Trade connections cross nation in Par notes

Chicago listings show Wells, Wels and Co and Brooks firms in active letters with Dallas Newhberger of Singer Bros and U Sutter in Detroit. Pittsburgh Clas 8 Gill and San Antonio Nalft Palit partners noted alongside S W Rosenstock in San Francisco and Charles Oppenheimer of Chas Oppenheimer Co. in San Francisco. Wilmington NC Bear Jr appears in par listing.

Chicago R Wells

Theatre Listings and Exhibitions Feature Busy Crany Afternoon

The Crany newspaper page presents a dense schedule of theatre showings at Globe Theatre Robson Crane and other venues including Edwin Booth status at a museum, Janauschek in Mary Stuart at Park Theatre, Rharlow Wilson Rankin Alia stress Matinee and Evening, Mikado at Hollis Street Theatre, and a World Museum exhibit. Also advertised are the Omen from 14 M to 10 P, and the Gettysburg battle display at Tremont street venues No 331 to 541.

Globk Theatre Katoastieton Crany Busts Robson and Crane Bustun Edwin Booth Krepine Museum Company Hollis Street World's Museum Batile Gettysburg Tremont Street

Twelfth Annual Dinner of the New England Furniture Exchange

The New England Furniture Exchange held its twelfth annual dinner at Young's Hotel with 209 members in attendance. Officers were elected including President Charles H. Gilman and secretaries Badger and Menroe. President Gilman spoke on trade resilience, urged Congress to pass the bankruptcy bill, and advocated reciprocity with Canada amid labor and supply concerns.

New England Furniture Exchange Young’s Hotel Peery George A. Keeler W. C. H. Badger William C. French Adna B. Siaw Frank A. Brown James A. Munroe Charles H. Gilman Levin, Gould S.J. Harrison William A. Haskell John B. Bugbee John Clarke Edwin P. Bliss George J. Bicknell Gilman Tam Jim Landlord Whipple Tina Appleuse Buncombe Upper Canada Canada Gillman George W. Tuttle Harrison Bliss Brown Badger Keeler Good Haskell Munroe

Mutual Aid Society Formed by Boston Telegraphers

Telegraphers in Boston held a secret meeting at Young's Hotel to form a mutual aid society aimed at offsetting subscription dues after deaths or accidents. Officers and bylaws were adopted. The group is not tied to the Telegraphers' Protective Union, though some members are linked. Talks of wage declines and company competition persist, with a fundraising ball planned for mid February at Old Fellows Hall to aid disabled telegraphers.

Young’s Hotel Brotherhood New Society Telegraphers’ Protective Union Thss Teleraphers The Advocate New York Mutual Aid Society Old Fellows' Hall

Italian counterfeiters troubled city with plated coins

Special Officer Cogan and Patrolman Burnett report the arrest of Italians Francisco Manisco and Pasquele Voccou for passing counterfeit money on Monday. A search of No 7 Causeway street yielded chemicals and electroplating tools. Coins found include a plated quarter and a split half dollar dated 1871. Investigations continue as authorities link the pair to a larger counterfeit network in the North and West Ends.

Cogan Burnett Eighth Division Francisco Manisco Pasquele Voccou No. 7 Causeway Street Manisco Voccou New York Hallett

Masons Install Officers for 1883 in Grand Lodge Session

The Grand Lodge of Masons convened at the Masonic Temple with 1883 officers installed. Abraham Hathaway Howland Jr. leads as grand master. officers include Marvin, Storer, Weils, Nickerson. trustees, appointees, and district grand masters listed. A St John festival and banquet followed, with addresses from notable grand masters and others.

Grand Lodge of Ancient Masonic Temple Grand Lodge Abraham Hathaway Howland, Jr New Bedford William T. KR. Marvin Brookline George W. Storer Arlington Samuel Weils Boston Sereno D. Nickerson Cambridge The Masonic Education and Charity Trust Abraham H. Howland, Jr Cambridgeport George P. Sanger William C. Robino Northampton Herbert L. Burrell Reuben L. Roberts Charles 8 Wareham Alexander G. Cash Hyanpis David Trumbull D. D Valparaiso Chill Charlies H. Leonard College Hill Fielder Salem Charles Harriss Charles M. Avery Chelsea Samuel B. Spooner Springfield James M. Gleason George C. Stearns Nathaniel Greene Marlborough Williams Thomas B.tripp New Badford John M. Hill Haverhill Moses Brown Newburyport Franklin W. Hopkins Charlestown Z. L. Bicknell East Weymouth Joseph B. Mason Everett Otis H. Weld Francis Childs Howland William Parkman Lyman Kapp Rhode Island Edward Pr. Burnham Maine Ray Charles H. Leonard Benjamin Gould Samuel CG Lawrence Charles A. Welch Temple Quartet

Durand-Greville on Turgenieff Life and Letters in Cambridge

Mme Durand-Greville spoke in French at Lyceum Hall Cambridge on Turgenieff drawing a vivid biographical sketch from youth to fame. Colonel Higginson introduced her praising the author as Hawthorne’s equal in imagination and literary genius. The lecture covered his home life, letters, charity, and lasting impact in Russia, contrasting with a prior Round Table portrayal.

Lyceum Hall Cambridge Mme. Durand-Greville Turgenteff Boston Thomas W. Higginson Mma. Durand Cages Hawthhorne Mme Durand Greville Durand-Greville Turgenieff Russia Round Table

Damages Awarded in Long Pending Albany Road Case

A long pending railroad dispute against the Boston and Albany road was resolved yesterday. Auditors reported damages of 107,143 83 for walls and filling on property in South Boston tied to a New York and New England railroad action. The case involved S. A. Carlton president of the Security unit and trustees of Cripp and Ballon estate. The matter centered on liability for oil management and property takings.

Boston and Albany Railroad Messrs T. L. Wakefeld Solomon Lincoln Melville M. Bigelow Boston New York Charles IT Souther Cripp and Ballon Albany

Police hearing on ejecting reporters from fire lines

A hearing before the board of police considered charges against Patrolmen Joseph J. Wellbrook John N. Curtin and Joseph H. Rankin of the second division for ejecting reporters from the fire lines last Saturday. Lieutenant Weir defended the policemen while Mr Fired Hills represented the reporters. The commissioners reserved their decision.

Board of Police Joseph J. Wellbrook John N. Curtin Joseph H. Rankin Weir Fired Hills

Watchman Injured in Elevator Well Accident

William Horden of 36 Zeigler street, a watchman at 492 Harriton avenue, fell into an elevator well yesterday afternoon. He sustained a severe concussion and other injuries, and is in critical condition at the Rene Hospital.

William Horden Zeigler Street Harriton Avenue Rene Hospital

Transatlantic and Caribbean Steamship Schedules Explained

The notice lists multiple ships departing New York on December 30 and January 1 with routes to Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, Hayti via Port au Prince, Turks Island, and Germany Austria Sweden via Bremen, plus a Cuba rail to Tampa and a Mexico schedule. It notes daily cutoff times at 3 PM and 7.30 PM.

Bellon FostoMas Europe Queenstown Liverpool Germanic New York Hayti Port Au Prince Amer Alisa Turks Island Haytienee Fact Searesay Bae Verpool Servia Germany Austria Sweden Denmark Norway Bremen Main Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Mexico

Ship News Record From Various Ports

Ships reported arriving and departing with origins and dates. Island from Copenhagen Circassia from Glasgow Newport from Havana Walifex from Liverpool Polynesian from Liverpool City of Richmond from New York or Liverpool off Gibraltar Gients from New York Glenmains from New Orleans off Isle of Wight Baverton from New Orleans Milanese from New Orleans Ponca from New York Maritana from New Orleans Silverdale from New Orleans Belgic from San Francisco Catalsa from New Orleans

New York Island Copenhagen Circassia Glasgow Newport Havana Walifex Liverpool Gaccoston City of Richmond Gibraltar Gients'a Glenmains New Orlegnz Ise of Wight Baverton New Orleans Fastnet Ponca Havre Maritana Bremen Silverdale Hong Kong Belgic San Francisco Louk Nderry Catalsa Brow Herd Palestine Posten Liverposl aAr Tepazs Gray Cardiff Vancouver Potter Antwerp J D Peters Lane Namburg Dungeness Theodore H Rani Morris Amsterdam Dpe Ec Carn Marth New Jor Ee Prussian McDougall Con Sailea Lancaster Steeves Mediterranean Philadelphia Kernard Jeuisas Baltimore Fartlepool Hay Green Jeudias Savannah Reval Caen Bare Harrowgate Fowler Barresters Hong Beigie Walker Charrington, Smith Ireland Roberta St John Nischi Lena Umbers St Johns Syanara Hindon Nis Yaomion Essex Longly New Larne State of Nevada Stewart Glascow Adehow Nicola Brown Viens Melbourne Paul Jones Winn Boss Denois Allen Bark Mykah Abeona Wilson Queenstown Java United Kingdom William H Starbuck Reed Shanchai Battimoore Surres Mutrel Swanma Cimtonia Bulman William Grane Billups Wannah Wylie Chatham Hallett Boston Charles F Mayer Anthony Hoboken Kieb Rio Janeiro William H Schubert King Havana Carrie Holmes Cranmer New Haven Enma Fer Tripp Providence Gertha Dean South New York Lillie F Schmidt Farnham Savannan Alice B Philips Ferrin John T Merrow Nickergon Frank Harrington Kent Robert Graham Dan Crowell Bark Emma F Hart Galveston Thomas R Pillsbury Pensacola Reese George S Morris Hope Haynes Florence Leland Adams Nobariestom Victor Pu‘z Harris Baracoa Moses E Bramha Wocadkull Sailes Florence Shay Arien Ga Ella M Hawes Purington Charleston Edwin A Gaskill Pernandina Marbor Nellie Howes Ruston Calvin P Harris Jacksonville Annie EK Beckerson Foss Schs Victory Thoma Green Turtle Nat Meader Brown D W McLean Hulson Jeanmie Ersaine Saxton Hercules Phil Annie Burrill Haines Clearea Stag Adams Wally Franr Port Eads Foxhall Port Simon Trumph Bermuda Sachs John Case Faulkingham Elizabeth Delart McIntyre Saem Guvandotte Kelley West Point George Appold Warren Ari Gaited Norfolk Barks Rebus Pundegaard Hamburg Akerhjeim Larssen Emma Cotton Ayres Richmond Mattie Newman Loveland Jackxgonville City of Columbia Lewis Jane State of Texas Williams Fernandina Polaria Schad Strou Lute Prescott Glass Fanny Flint Good Lubec Ada Alles Bishop Rockland Gen Hall Simmons Thomasin Eagle Robbins OG W Locke Beare Texas Davis New London Zetta Hicks Portand Masgie Bele Nellie W Craig Pearce Orient Port Mary J Cook Foffies Pascos Soula Indianola Bloom Cienfuecoe Bie Screamer Jordan Colon Pensacote Jan Pietersoon Koen Rouchier Rotterdam Amphitrite Westverg Sea Carrie Sting Stronz Mobile Victoria Borreson Middleburg Bessie H Kees Adams Rosario Hocul Amste Pernaade Buenos Panther Warington Kerks Magee Portland Kealey Smith Jostun Repuntic Blanke Stettin Allie Burnham Bextel Varndsass Jobo G Schmitt van Gilder Bisuche Hopkins Turned Annie Grace Grace Savannah John A Keckerman Gamericons Grace Webster Pinkham Hoston G M Bretferd Taliman Reese Mortis Wheaton Lyon Pelaware Breakwate Sehs Savery Lockhart Fon Penambuco Oliver Ames Kanny Mary Greeaud Clark Newport News Sarah Day Phiacaionia Portiana Marcia Batley Cole Addison Heston George Shettuck Fletcher Lurcolaville Beks Phiadelphia Sch Willard Doughty Red Beach Mattie Cambrian Chieftain Elias Dictator Keraldson Callao Catharine Whiting Briges Jon B Saint Kennedy Prince Kena'd Trenton Stanley Robert Myhau Deane Ichs Varuna Birdsall Mary A Rood Batimore GMC Moseley Kumrill Dominion Sarah Wood Hickman Philadelynia Ferguson Stella M Kenyon Korania Penarth Sailen Gledhoist Whitburn Tacoma James Matin Fleming Paste Ee Point Va March Foure Pe Wilmington Tuca Porter Grindle Perth Amboy Charles M Newins Hawkins Charleston

Lighthouse Pactor’s Office Updates and Ship Movements 1835

Navigational notices report Relief Lightship No 39 to Pollock Rip Station during repairs. Pollock Rip Lightship damaged by airlift. revenue steamer Gallatin involved. Buoy No 2 drifted toward Buoy No 4 Pollock Rip. Huntington harbor bus service faulty. Lighthouse Board urged action. Various ships and routes listed with positions and dates, including Marietta, Sunrise, Gryfe, Salisbury, Caroline, Ajerhjelm, Mimmie Carmichael, Isaac L Sheffield, North Star, Alice Bay, Montean, and Aretas.

Lighthouse Pactor’s Ostox Pollock Rip Ly Order of the Lighthouse Board G H Wadlersh USN Hyannis Mass Gallatin Galistin Huntington Nuntington Harbor Sao Nargel Lighthouse Board Marne St Pierre, Mart Cypress Sunderland New Orleans Marietta Traili New York Java Sunrise Batavia Gryfe, Roberts Sydney Salisbury Rettzenstein Bremen Caroline Schiueter Philadelphia Fame Tarifa Calcutta Lon North Star Edwards Pensacola Buenos Ayres Alice Bay Quebec Montean, Berry Boston Talcahuano Valparaiso Aretas St Mary River

Vessel losses and wrecks pile up on a December coast

A sea of reports from Lewes to St Thomas details wrecks and strandings. Ships including Sch Willie De Wolf, Sch Mayenne, and Circassia are listed as wrecked or damaged, with crews hurt or missing. Barges, barks, and schooners are driven ashore or towed for salvage as gales lash the Atlantic.

Willie de Wolf Block Island Lewes Del John Johnson Marathon Payta Lobos Headie Pont Charleston Equator Philadelphia Odg Elsworth Mayenne Ter Zastnort Southwest Harbor John Hegeman Lillingsport Marcus Howk Cylan Young Rockland Nummes Bay Hattie Baker Boston Delaware Bay Newport Mott Haven Point Judith & l. W St Thomas Tewkesbury L Sweat Helen Sands Portland Buenos Ayres 1Stress New York Warren Mary G Keed Puerto Mules Hamburg Sne Salem William H Slater Derby Ariel Dickson Moncton Slater Aries Grace K Green Vulcan Lewis Port Johnson Franklin Bark Hypatia St John Buenoas Ayres Lon Peterson Sa Lubec Dee King Philip Huntress Staple's Wharf Pike & Staple’s Fundy Sabra Kilem Yarmouth Gentreville Brown

Maritime arrivals and departures from multiple ports

A consolidated shipping column lists Dec to Dec 29 sailings and arrivals. Vessels include steamers and barks such as Abbie E Wright, Elia Matthews, G W Halls, Mark Twain, Teneriffe, Janeire Saileo, and City of Chicago with routes linking Acapulco Antwerp Valparaiso Liverpool and New York. ships depart from Panama, Philadelphia, New York, Liverpool, and other ports for destinations including Portland Jamaica Chester New Jersey and Barbados. several vessels report in port and others sail for Rotterdam and Demerara.

Chamber of Commerce Acapulco San Jose San Francis Panama Clyde Antwerp Abbie E Wright Wright New York Stark Nombus Smith de Barbedoes al Dee Sachs Abbie Dunn Gilchrist Norfolk Henretta Portland G W Halls Abbott Jamaica Chester Mark Twain Melvin du Janeire Saileo Maud Briggs Yount Navassa Mensita Walace Demerara Loth Emelta Figua Ciemfuegos Tuck Sing Smith Philadelphis Salen Vedaleamer Cienfuegos St Jogo Vardemas Susan Thurlow Tabontt Auntie R Storer Adams Minnie A Reed Nash Portiana Kensett Curtis Fred B Taylor Tilley Philadelphia Bitavia Kelley Newport E. Jerse McGregor McFadden Baltimore Ivanhoe Givau Delaware Odorula Hotlana Vo Haifax Polynesia Liverpool Porvland City of Chicago Vem Koeeland Ernamina Augustine Newark Queenstown City of Richmon Dark Daisy Reed Mitchell Pee Elba Risley Phila Letia Yokohama aAr Hectanooga Robbing

Dividend Declared for Stockholders and Unclaimed Balances

Dividend of two dollars and a half per share at 7 percent and 213 percent has been declared payable January 1, 1883 to stockholders of the 1 percent, Mason D. Benson Treasurer Boston December 8 1885. Also unclaimed dividends and balances as follows.

Mason D. Benson Boston Manchester Mills John Co, Palrey Mill Street American Bell Telephone Co William R. D&iver Tojanis Dokwica & Worcester Kainaosa Norwich Conn Second National Bank Iy. L. Perkins

Quora Lounge and Ottoman Lounge Beds Ad Catalog

A historic catalog-style fragment lists automatic sofa beds and parlor beds for sale. It names Qora & Lounge and Dumpton & Co with Washington Street addresses, Sydney Squires & Co as manufacturers, and relates telephones and exchange services. Also mentions stucco work, brackets, cornice enrichments, and mattress exchanges.

Qora & Lounge Dumpton & Co Washington St Sidney Squires & Co Tremont St

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