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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1879

Page

4

Debates on Edmunds Resolutions Highlight Senators

The Arlington dispatch reports a lively debate on the Edmunds resolutions with praise for Whyte Garland Jones of Florida Hill and Morgan. Garland’s grasp of constitutional construction outshines the Edm unds and Morgan’s wit and satire are on display in remarks about Colorado and Southern election scenes.

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Pension reform letter on veteran disability payments

The writer argues that large pensions go to service men with severe losses while partial permanent disabilities receive only eight dollars monthly. They urge Congress to fund arrears and defend current votes, noting no compulsion to apply and invoking the fable of the dog in the manger as a warning.

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Through freights hurt Boston shipping since 1871

A letter to the editor argues that through freights have harmed Boston mercantile interests since 1878. The writer notes Boston’s shipping decline since 1871 compared with Philadelphia and Baltimore, blaming British steamship advantages that drew ships away from Boston Harbor.

Boston Poost Boston Phiadelphia Baltimore New York

Boston Port Opens to Foreign Trade and Its Doubts

Edward Hamilton argues that Boston cannot block Westward commerce as rail and river channels expand. He cites national trade needs, eastern capital interests, and real estate growth to show how a free through-route benefits Boston, Massachusetts, and the region, while promising further discussion. Jamaica Plain, January 31, 1879.

Boston Post Hoosac Boston Hoozac United States Union New York Philadelphia Baltimore Charleston Savannah New Orleans Galveston Montreal Quebec Portland Europe West United Star of Empire Great Lakes Mississippi New England South East Golden Gate Pacific Northwest Lakes Boston Harbor Massachusetts Edward Hamilton Jamaica Plain

Memorial to Congress on Polygamy at Salt Lake City

At a meeting of the Anti-Polygamy Society in Salt Lake City a memorial to Congress was adopted urging amnesty for Mormon leaders while demanding amending the 1862 act to require proof of conjugal relation and living together to constitute polygamy. It cites Apostle John Taylor denying polygamy and criticizes Deseret News for scorn of Supreme Court decisions. It asserts ongoing unlawful marriages by Mormon men since the ruling and calls Congress to act in the current session.

Anti-Polygamy Society Salt Lake City Congress Cannon Mormon Church Utah John Taylor Supreme Court Taylor France John W. Young Utth James Welch John White Deseret News

United Service opens with naval review and polar notes

The United Service quarterly on military and naval affairs arrives with Admiral Porter on Our Navy and comparisons to other powers. Capt. Howgate covers Polar Colonization and the 1877-78 Arctic Expedition. Capt. Belknap praises New Ironsides detailing her battles and the 1866 Oct explosion, urging more ships like her. Published Philadelphia, subscription $2.50, single numbers 75 cents.

United Service Porter Howgate Charleston George E. Belknap U.S. N Belknap Howard Ironsides Selknep Sullivan’s Island Philadelphia L. R. Hamersley & Co

Real estate transfers across Marlboro and surrounding streets

A series of property deeds records show transfers on Marlboro Street Washington Street Shawmut Avenue and other Boston area streets. Transactions include dwellings and land, buildings and land, and various mortgage and receivership ledgers involving citizens such as Effie Ellis Frederick C Herrick Harvey Jewell Dennis Carmody Bridget McGee Ellen Hill and Charles H Johnson among others. Total values vary with each parcel, reflecting several estates including Boston Highlands and Chelsea listings.

Marlboro Street Eben D. Jordan Effie Ellis Washington Street Michael J. Ward Frederick C. Herrek Frederick C. Herrick Fanny Shawmut Avenue Pleasant Street City of Teston Harvey Jewell Boston Silver Street Michael McGee Dennis Carmody Peepee Carmody Bridget McGee Thomas Hill Ellen Hill Lann Michael Meheigan Mary M James P. McNally Lana Baxter Street Dennis Hagerty Mercantle Savings Institution Charles J. Johnson

Sentences Doled Out In City Courts For Various Offences

In a batch of sentences Judge Forsaith presided over cases including Catherine Hall’s three month term in the House of Industry for her second offence. John J. Patterson received six months in the House of Correction for assaulting his wife and sister. Pauline Richardson, labeled a common drunkard, was sent to the Reformatory Prison for four months. George Jefferson paid a $10 fine plus costs for interfering with prison discipline. Mary Reagan and Rosa Kendrick were each fined $10 and half costs for mutual assault and battery. John Brown was fined $20 and costs for assault and battery on an unknown man. William KE Connors received six months in the House of Correction for assaulting his wife. William Collier faced $1509 bail for trial on charges of assaulting Officers Carroll and Walsh. In South Boston Court John Field, Patrick Coyne and Jerry Donovan were each fined $4 and one costs for Sunday card playing. In East Boston Court Alexander Simpson, Charles E. Dillingham and Henry Swett faced larceny and breaking and entering charges. Simpson was discharged, the others held in $300 each for Superior Court trial. William P. Stretton’s larceny case was continued to Juvenile Court with $500 held. Cornelius MacCarthy, charged with larceny of cloth, put on six months probation in $200 bonds. In Roxbury Court Thomas McCormick received two years in the House of Reformation for truancy. John Kelly and John Riley, charged with larceny of a sled from P. G. M. Edsey, were held to juvenile session. James Marron, charged with night-time breaking and entering of Mrs Catherine Curley’s Belmont Street home, held in $300 for next Superior Court term.

Forsaith Catherine Hall House of Industry John J. Patterson House of Correction Pauline Richardson Reformatory George Jefferson Mary Reagan Rosa Kendrick John Brown William KE. Connors Willliam Collier Carroll and Walsh South Boston John Field Patrick Coyne Jerry Donovan East Boston Alexander Simpson Charles E. Dillingham Henry Swett William Greenwood Eutaw Street Simpson William P. Stretton A. T. Taylor Cornelius MacCa&rthy E.C. Welch Roxbury Court Thomas McCormick House of Reformation John Kelly John Riley P. G.M. Edsey James Marron Catherine Curley Belmont Street Superior Court

Naval Matters Reported in Boston Feb 11

Assistant Engineer F M Ashton ordered to the Marion in New York. Midshipman H C Gearing reports return home after being detached from the Tuscarora at Panama and placed on waiting orders. Assistant Engineer Baugham from the Experimental Board in New York ordered to the Marion.

Boston F. M. Ashton Marion New York H. C. Gearing Panama Baugham Experimental Board

Readable Bond Quote List From Historic Market Page

A garbled OCR shows various bond prices and issuers including Denver and Rio Grande, Eastern Kassés, Un. Pacific Land Grant, and Atch., Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. It lists percent yields like 110 percent and 60.34, with entries for Missouri Kansas Texas Rd, Wichita & Southwestern Rd, Pueblo and Arkansas Valley, and Union Pacific.

Bos. & Asp Pep & Erie Mercuc Kansas City St.Joseph Raitroads Lopeka Santa Re Mtv Topeka Chicace Dubuque Ana Minnesota Sana al Pirie Chicago Burlington Santa Quincy Bos. & Alpany Texas Michigan Central Ra Ogden G & Lake Chan Union Pac Pueblo and Arkansas Railroad Walley Lana Y & Clev Nashua Mining Cos Denver& Riogracder Denver and Rio Grande Hd Eastern Kassés Bos. Hart Ene Bos Sicsateek Pacific Ka Pacific Rd &S S ®&King Fund E& el Dorado Geico Missouri Kansas& Texas Top Santa Fe Wichita & Southwestern Manufacturing CO. i Shawmut N Na Ateh Secone Pueblo and Arkansas Vatley Bain Occas Union Pacific Detroit, Lansing and Northern Rd Calumet& HeclaMin Chicago, Burlingtons& Quincy Rd Cleo Toeka Western Rad Poston Stock Board Hartford & Erie R. R Eastern R. A Kansas City, Topeka & Western Pueblo & Arkansas Valley Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ogdensburg Lake Champlain Michigan Central Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Old Colony Beasterp

Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Report

Report by Wilson W Fay & Co lists stocks with prices and changes for various mines and companies including Sullivan Silver, Boston R B, Lynn Ka, Am Shoe Tip, Copper Falls, Com wealth Con Min, Boston Water Vow, Tip Top Min, Ind Cin Lafette Rd. Prices vary from 10 to 100, with several at modest fractions.

Wilson W. Fay & Co Traveller Building State Street Sullivan R. B Lynn Copper Falls Com’ Wealth Ind.Cin.& Lafette

Half year bound volume of the Financial Chronicle 1878

From William B. Dana Co the bound volume covers July 1 to December 31 1878 including articles on Banks and Bankers Cotton Crop Reports and Movements Credit Improvement Bank of England Bullion Movements Silver Demonetization Mercantile Failures Funding Operations Resumption Silver United States Finances Commercial Matters Railroads and more. The Chronicle is a valuable weekly for business readers with a New York address at 79 and 81 William Street.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle William B. Dana & Co Financial Chronicle Bank of England United States William Street New York

Rumored Boston and Providence line extension to Brockton

The New Bedford Standard reports a proposed extension of the Stoughton Branch to Brockton. Surveyed route, easy grade, Brockton favors it to boost trade and provide a Boston link. Construction cost framed at under 80 000, with a wealthy capitalist offering to take all stock if built. Also includes a brief note on Central Pacific Railroad earnings for January 1879 versus January 1878.

New Bedford Standard Stoughton Boston and Providence Brockton Boston Central Pacific Railroad Company Diesiveas

Money and Bond Markets Show Mixed Day in New York

In New York on February 10 evening trading reflected a firmer sterling rate at 4.5549 long and 4.8814 short sight, with government bonds steadier. Closing bond bids included U S Sixes 1881 at 105% and U S Ten-Forties at 102, while rail and state issues showed strength in some areas and weakness in others. Stock activity was irregular with a broad list of leaders and a total of about 181,900 shares traded, amid notable movements in Lake Shore, Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi, and the Baltimore and Ohio rail connection context.

New York Fes Sterling Exchange U.S Ohio Mississippi Lake Shore Granger Harlemsan Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Chicago Northwestern Delaware, Lackawanna Pittsburg Sutro Tunnel Morris and Essex Delaware Lackawanna and Western St. Paul Erie New Jersey Central Western Union Telegraph Hannibal and St. Joseph C., C. and S. C Canada Southern Rock Island Union Pacific New Jersey Southern Osing Delaware and Findson Western Union Telegraph Company Quicksilver Mining Company Do. Preferred Pacific Mail Steamship Company Adams Express Company Weiss, Fargo & Co S Express Company American Merchants’ Express Company United States Express Company New York Central Hudsor River Harlem Michigan Central Panama Michigan Southern Ilinois Central Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati New Jersey Atelantic & Pacific Telegraph Company Missouri Pacific Atlantic & Pacific Indiana Central Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Hannibal and St. Joseph Hartford & Erie Central Pacific Sutro

Meal receipts from major railroads and merchants

Feb 10 receipts show purchases of corn meal and oat meal totaling 944 barrels of corn meal and 933 sacks of oat meal. Railroads listed include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Providence, Fitchburg, and the New York Steamer Glaucus, with various buyers such as Aldrich & Cressey, Sards & Fernald, J Cushing & co, and others.

Ceather Boston and Albany Eaton George Plumer J M Jones & Co Coon, Crocker & Co Watrous Boston and Providence Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Ordway, Kimball & Co Thomas EK Proctor Rice & Co Wadleigh Atherton, Hall & Co de Proctor, Hunt & Haskell Vevear & H Hersey, Washburn & Co Buller Dunn & Co Ware Plumer Alex Moseley & Co Locke & Knox Otor and Maine Railroad Henry Poor & Son Hull & Co Converse & Stanwood Pemberton Bros Field & Lawrence Smith Pinder & Winchester McKay, Doyle & Co Moulton Salem Xpress Boyd, Corey & Co Boyd & Co Merritt & Co Salem Express Homer Fitchbore Nichols & Dalton J S Kenner Boston and Lowell Railroad Morse & Barrett Smith & Bros Baltimore Wm Lawrence New York Glaucus Hardy & Co T van Nostrand & Co R C Jewett Gardner Clark & York Do Corp Powers, Melvin & Co Davis & Taylor Bushman Daggett Dodge & Smith Aldrich & Cressey Dodge J & Soper & Co Parrott & Chase Wright & Co Clark Richardson & Co Crowell & Son Jackson & Morss Boston and Albany Railroad Douge & Smith Grand Junction Railroad New England Bowdiest & Co Highland Street Railroad Co Providence Railiroad

Receipts of Tea Coffee Sugar and Molasses by Rail and Sea

By rail from Old Colony New York and New England Providence lines totals include 2522 chests of tea boxes and bags, 182 barrels of sugar, 278 barrels molasses, and 93 pounds of coffee. By sea on the Steamer Glaucus from New York 24 bags coffee 93 pounds sugar. Total grand receipts list 2522 chests tea 25 boxes tea 161 bags coffee 182 barrels sugar 114 boxes sugar 278 barrels molasses 159 hids 15 tierces molasses.

Old Colony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Collee Providence Railroad New York

Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Rally Amid Mixed Signals

Telegraph reports Chicago prices firm across wheat and corn with No 2 red winter at 2c, No 2 Chicago spring at 5½c, oats steady to higher, rye steady. Receipts show strong demand for flour, led by hogs and pork rising. universal price upticks extend to lard and bacon. Cooler notes from St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo mirror a cautious but upbeat grain and livestock trade.

London Mark Lane California Liverpool Uplands Orleans New York Oki New York Exchange St. Louis Wisconsin Minnesota Choice Bakers Oho Indiana Michigan Choice Batley Canada Boston Vermont Franklin County England Eiazie Tate Maine Central Aroostook County Davis Nova Scotia Brighton Chicago New Tess Tégazke Flyange Fe Tor City New Western Cardenas Manila Telegraph New Orleans Ohio St Louis City Mills Bush Noi Amober Askea Red Collee United Soc Tulion Slyc Casi Corp Lee fBr Telegravn Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo

Vessels Arrive and Sail with Goods and Repairs Noted

A list of ships arriving and sailing from various ports on January 25 to February 8 includes E H Williams of Portland with sugar to order, Emma F Lewis of Boston with hides and goatskins to Tru- Tart & Davis, and several vessels like Neptune's Bride Hoboken and Antelope Boothbay. one ship reports for Norfolk with ice cargo. A vessel struck a rock due to buoy misplacement, leaking and pumps working hard. sea conditions and repairs noted.

Trig Neptune's Bride Campbell Hoboken Mary Eliza Bullock Belfast William Putman Sprow Winterport Antelope Reed Boothbay Sir Sallie W Kay Somers Point Conover Wiscasset Norfolk Secuin Island

VINEYARD UVAVEN SAILING REPORTS AND SHIP SCHEDULES

On February 8 a brig Rapid with Bergman bound for St John NB and cargo shifts to J F Carver. James S Pike sails from New York to Calais. Mary J Lee from Boston to New Haven. Weather: NNW to N by E fresh and clear. On February 9 a brig Rapid and the James S Pike report, with wind SSW to WNW and snow squalls. several vessels stranded or failing in light cargo attempts.

Vineyard Uvaven Brig Rapid Bergman Port Johnson St John Scnus Carver Wall Havoken Boston James S Pike Lund New York Calais Mary J Lee Hagerty New Haven Ceres Hutchings Frances Coffin Richard W Denham Chase Hoboken Helen M Condon Dickey Belfast Wilmington Brig Rapid Plymouth Eng Gellert Kuhlewein Hamburg Falmouth Taernegora Hilton Antwerp Hull Corolla Messer San Francisco Queenstown Ansio Uppman Bull River Ron Crag Jones State of Indians Sadler York Moville Caledonia Enews — Larne State of Nevada Braes Londonderry Autocrat Kenealy Balti- Ar Gutenberg Melchertsea Signet Yeo Britannic Perry Mark Sea Celtic Glenden Moravian Graham Baltimore Halifax Liverpool City of Montreal Fulton Buenos Ayres Annie Lewis Lewis Porene Corer Savannah Brigage Olsen James McCarthy Nomad Hawkins St Marys Eraminea Jane Barks Etla Matthews H L Gregg Dyer Rebecca Crowell Crowell Celina Hodgson John Laughlin Pierce Havre Ada Gray Plummer Tatay Tatay, Pettis, and Georgietta, Small. Inc Samuel B Hale Haven Mary Gibbs Whittemore Scis J M Hiley Robertson Emma Rich Tooker Thomas P Ball Ryder Unc Montevideo Rock City Lethbridge Barks E. Konig Lothair Desmond Samuel E Sprine Annie R Storer Travis Lizzie Dewey Peters Rio Janeiro Warks Amicus Frenett Quebec Trelawny Beurswick S C Blanchnard Meady Mary McKee Riley Brunswick Tuth Addie Hale Sheppard Campana Frederick Scalla Wead Odorilla Holland Westmates Cavalier Currie Sandy Hook Brie Arbine Blex Yomoyden Tobey Baltiere Alf Tronsen Galveston Aquidneck Johnson Ceara Peru Larrabee Callao Ellen Holt Duncan Svea Barstram New Orleans Mary & Leighton Crowley West Indies Tvth Kate Wish“art Hampton Roads Tlth Sleipner Neilson John F Kranz Freeman Templar Armstrong Repg Panay Bray Thomas Norton, Inc Barks Proteus Harriman Bombay Winifred, North Spotless Chapman Midas Frost Ben Dickerman Taylor Granaca Russell Elverton Barclay Estella Pressey, Inc New Republic Dix New Light Snow Brigs D & Dickerman Syson Chowan Clements Poto Rico Hiavana United States Sledge Carroll Wright

Loss of Hoyt schooner off Cape Hatteras in January gale

Reports detail the loss of the schooner Helen A Hoyt owned largely by the estate of the late James H Hoyt of Stamford. Capt Crane, well known in New Haven, and crew were saved after the vessel sank four miles off the Cape in 40 feet of water while laden with phosphate rock bound for Weymouth. Several other ships suffer ice damage and wrecks in nearby waters, with crews saved or missing as salvage efforts proceed.

Helen A Hoyt Cape Hatteras Cape Capt Crane New Haven Janes H Hoyt Stamford Charleston Weymouth Mass Martha Sargent, Dow Belfast Baltimore Bodkin Point Susarehanna Craw Schoomer Dow Edwin Ewes Loud, Claridge & Co Chrono Wooster Black River Jamaica Norfolk Sih Georgietts Lord Cape Haytien Boston London Alpheus Marshall McFadde New York Isle of Wight Bear River Digby Gardiner’s Island Long Island Sound Drig Fleetwood Prince Edward

Maritime Vessel Sightings and Voyages Record

Entries list ships and brigantines with coordinates, dates, and routes. Notable vessels include Duart Bay from Gaston bound for Melbourne, WELPER from San Francisco to Liverpool, Bremerhaven from Bremen to New York, Motley from Port Patterson for New York, Kedna M Gregory from Brunswick to Rio Janeiro, City of Berlin from New York to Liverpool, and Gartconnel from Calcutta to New York with several coordinates and dates.

Duart Bay Miller Gaston Melourne Welper San Francisco Liverpool Bremerhaven Wohlt Bremen New York Motley Plummer Patermo Lon Kedna M Gregory Johnson Brunswick Rio Janeiro City of Berlin Gartconnel McBryde Calcutta

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