Walters's Roost to Open at Park Theatre With Cast List
Park Theatre guests last evening saw Col Sellers in a Boston debut, and tonight Geo F Rowe brings Walters's Roost to the stage with Ichabod Crane played by John T Raymond and a long list of characters from Sleepy Hollow to Terrytown. Globe Theatre hosts Miss Neilson in Twelfth Night with Cymbeline and As You Like It to follow. Hooxbys Theatre announces Emerson's Megatherian Minstrels opening Monday. Harvard Musical Association offers the sixth symphony concert in Music Hall. Daddy O Dowd remains in Boston. Galley Slave praised at Boston Theatre. All the Rage at Gallery Theatre draws laughs. Howard Athensam weekly bill blends drama and variety with large audiences.
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Walters
Boston
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Ichabod Crane
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Geo. Holland
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Brom Bones
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Sleepy Hollow
Afflie Weaver
Dame Haverstraw
J.H. Rowe
Emma Flaverstraw
Laura Bascombe
Pheve
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Perkins
Nellie Dickson
Kate van Shaick
Lattle Dora
Ichabod
Globe Theatre
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Washington and
Dover Streets
Emerson
Megatherian Minstrels
Hooley
Hiakvakp
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Seint-Saens
May Bryant
Max Bruch
Odysseus
Boston Musicum
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Mr. Warren
Jefferson
Sardou
Patrie
Gatery Theatre
Frank Hardenburgh
Guulgar
Howard Athen
Howard Athenaum
Probate Court Admits several Wills in Woburn and Cambridge
Wills admitted for Jonathan Hammond and many others from Woburn Ashland Lowell Watertown Newton Holliston Somerville Groton and Cambridge. Letters of administration granted for several estates. In criminal news J A McCarty and William Joyce convicted for breaking and entering an larceny at Natick, two years. Suburban notes report Stoughton spending, Topsfield debt, Wenham finances, Holliston Glass Ball Club setup and Manning case adjournment with Nickerson improving.
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Jonathan Hammond
Woburn
David R. Chamberlin
Ashland
Sally French
Lowell
Mary Farnham
Watertown
Nancy Snow
Newton
Reuben E. Fiske
Holliston
Sophronia S. Knapp
Somerville
Jonas W. Parmenter
Waitham
Samuel Williams
Groton
Samuel P. Longmaid
William Davis
Acton
Daniel Alien
Wakefield
John F. Cotton
James S. Barbour
Cambridge
Sewall ST. Marshall
Dracut
Joseph F. McCormick
Mary A. Bullock
Bernard Walsh
George H. Fegg
Patrick Whelan
Ayer
Lydia W. Palmer
Ellen L. Laker
Weston
Superior Criminal Court
J. A. McCarty
William Joyce
Natick
House of Correction
Hyde Park
Pulsifer of
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Stoughton
Topsfield
Annah Pingree
Moody and
Crescent Streets
Waltham
Perry Rankins
Wenham
Holliston Glass Ball Club
Warren Carpenter
Frank Cass
Artemus Leland
G. L. Sanborn
Orrin Joslin
Thomas Manning
J. H. Nickerson
Nickerson
Manning
City Hall Plans and Budget Requests for Upcoming Year
City notes show a remaining unexpended sewerage appropriation of 450000 and a request for 1250000 to fund this year's work from a preexisting loan. A reward search for Hiller Brady in Edmund Lavoie’s death may reach council. A new Province street plan aims to locate a courthouse. East Boston Ferries seeks 15000 more than last year for a new South ferry and gates. Ball invitations, crimson and gold, announce the disabled firemen ball on March 31 with Green, Fitzgerald, Longley, Abbott, White leading committees and the Boston Cadet Band providing music.
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Hiller Brady
Edmund Lavoie
Florence Street
Province Street
Province House Court
Court House
East Boston
South Ferry
W. A. Green
John E. Fitzgerald
H. W. Longley
Abbott, Jr
E. A. White
Boston Cadet Band
Senate debates liquor civil damage law and railroad bills
The Massachusetts Senate discusses repeal and amendments to the civil damage act related to liquor sales, with proposed liabilities for sellers and exemptions. It also handles railroad petition withdrawals, probate and education bills, town name changes, and various engrossed or ordered measures before adjourning for further orders.
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Norfolk
Knowlton
Hampden
Senate
Rice
Worcester
Wall vs Barry writ of entry over spring street land Dorchester
In Dorchester before Judge Aldrich a writ of entry seeks possession after dispute over a third mortgage, second mortgage, and alleged invalidity of the first mortgage. Plaintiff claims to have held a third mortgage and that sale under the first mortgage conferred no title. Attorneys: Perry for plaintiff Sohier and Loring for defendant. Also lists other cases and sessions with verdicts and counsel.
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Spring Street
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E. D. Sohier
J. A. Loring
John J. May
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Suffolk
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Dorchester Avenue
Sale Avenue
William Richardson
Caroline
William Childs
Norfolk
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Said Avenue
Baker
Pleasant Street
William R. Austin
Howe
Woodcock case leads to new trial in Criminal Session
John Words jailed a year for assault and battery. John O'Brien fined 15 dollars and costs for false pretenses. William H. Ford convicted on two indictments for larceny and assault with a knife on an officer. Carrie Thompson, colored, a common night walker, sent to jury. Commonwealth vs Hall et al regarding Young's Hotel woodcock possession. Supreme Court rescript: exceptions sustained. verdict set aside. new trial ordered. woodcock law deemed inapplicable for lawful take in another state.
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William H. Ford
Carrie Thompson
Commonwealth Vs. Hall Et al
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Florence King
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Roxbury
Mary O’dowd
Reformatory Prison
East Boston
Michael Lawton
Brighton Court
Marcus Tighe
House of Correcion
Reunion of Tourjee Excursion Parties of 1878 79 at Revere House
A pleasant reunion of Tourjee Excursion Parties of 1878 and 1879 was held at the Revere House on Wednesday evening. About 250 guests from New England and the Middle States attended, with delegates from Maine to Ohio. The gathering featured a large collation, speeches, vocal and instrumental performances, letters of regret, and a hope to hold another reunion next year to preserve the memories of the tours.
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Belvidere
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Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Mechanicsville
Ohio
Cincwnati
T. Edward Bond
Henry Gaze & Son
London
Charles J. Baker
N. Y
K. Baker
Nathaniel B. Fisk
Ephraim Flint
Wm. W. Hayes
Farmington, N. H
F. W. Hewcett
A. D. Kindall
Forger Passes Check At Augusta Bank Headed Note
Monday morning George Hayes was crushed between two Grand Trunk cars at Portland station. His leg broke near the hip and flesh mangled. the wound described as very bad. A forger printed a bank check on First National Augusta with a government stamp and tried to pass it. A similar check was sent to a Boston house for collection. News notes a pulp mill at Great Falls Windham ready to operate with a new dam. The mill, 50 by 85 feet, makes pails tubs barrels and more from sawdust and twigs via moulds and a powerful water press.
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Grand Trunk
Portland
First National Bank of
Augusta
Boston
Great Falls
Windham
Vermont News Briefs: Local Prices, Accidents and Incidents
Hay at Irasburgh nine dollars a ton. David Appleton of Holland broke both bones loading legs. Starch produced at Charleston factory totals fifty eight tons this season. Carriagemaker C J Utford of Boston applies for a skeleton wagon patent. Gen Butterfield seeks Vermont census enumerator posts at 150 daily. Bellows Falls flume burst causing damage. St Johnsburg town expenses for year near 16046 with debt payments and 180000 remaining. Windsor County teachers meet at Hartland with Dartmouth professor J K Lord expected. Bennington taxes 790s amount to 46000. 33000 collected current year and 6000 unpaid from prior years. Veron, a French ice cutter at Newport, bruised leg. condition worsens risk of death. St Albans officers report current expenses 7329, roughly half for poor. 29000 interest and liabilities. over 14000 uncollected taxes. no litigations. North Pownal Manufacturing burglary robs safe of 300 to 400. bank withdrawal earlier to pay help. thieves flee with no alarm. office last place to suspect burglary.
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C. J. Utford
Boston
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Windsor County Teachers’ and School Officers’ Association
Hartland
J. K. Lord
Dartmouth College
Bennington
Veron
Newport
St. Albans
North Pownal Manufacturing Company
North Adams
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Settlement in Bassett estate suit over 1878 railroad injury
Administrators of the late D H Bassett's estate settled with the Boston and Albany Railroad for five thousand dollars and costs after a Berkshire station switch caused a collision on the Pittsfield and North Adams Branch. Bassett died just before trial from internal ailments possibly linked to the accident. Also reported: John Waters blackmail case dismissed. Waters counter charges against Little and arrest of Little for indecent proposals. Rosa Goqua charged with adultery with her stepfather Busby, hearing private, bound over to July term, Busby found and held. case delayed. Officer Streeter located Busby in Canada. Busby’s case continued to Thursday.
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Adams
Waters
Little
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Rosa Goqua
Busby
Rosa
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Canada
Nine Hundred Dollars Recovered In Anthony Theft Case
Nine hundred dollars more of the money stolen from George B Anthony was found in his slaughter house at Providence on Tuesday. The Steamboat Inspector report on the Eolus and Red Jacket collision is adverse to the steamer. Newport and Wickford Steamboat Company paid the Red Jacket owners for repair costs. Hayward's stables fire loss at Newport will not be insured, with policies spread over other properties. Coroner's inquest verdict says Shay perished in the flames while saving property, dying by misfortune.
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Newport
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