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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1885

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4

Boston Post civic notices and social events briefed

The water board schedules a public hearing on water rates for next Wednesday at 11 AM. Hon. Charles W. Stack speaks on “The Influence of the Press” at the Christian Union this evening. Petitions urge boosting liquor licenses to the maximum. White Ghost, Sioux chief, visits Boston next week via the Ladies’ Indian Aid Association to recount his story. Essex Bar Association met at Young’s with 25 members. William D. Northend elected president, C. W. Richardson secretary. Mercantile Library Association hosts a reception tonight for the governor, lieutenant governor, president of the senate, and speaker. Patrolman John Sheehan marries Mary A. Walters, receiving many gifts from fellow officers. Congregational Club to hold annual meeting at Horticultural Hall next Monday with Gov. Robinson and Chester Holcombe as guests. Rev. E. J. Moriarty reassigned from Concord to Boston as Catholic visiting clergyman to the state prison. Despatch from Syracuse says Lieut. Thomas Weir will arrive with his son’s body from Texas. Aldermen Leighton and Smith to review the Franklin medal funds tomorrow at 1 PM. First public declamation of the English high school held. large attendance. Public battalion drill and dress parade conducted by Maj. Walter Herrick and Lieut. Col. Murray Smith. January sociable of the Young Men’s Christian Union drew a large crowd with music by May Cates, Lida J. Low, J. E. Cates, the Boston Cadet band, T. W. Henry, H. C. Daggett, and a performance of A Household Fairy by Francis Talfourd.

White Ghost Boston Ladies’ Indian Aid Association East Essex Bar Association Young William D. Northend C. W. Richardson Mercantile Library Association Association Senate Congregational Club Horticultural Hall Gov. Robinson Chester Holcombe United States Thomas Weir Texas Leighton and Smith Brooker Walter Herrick Murray Smith The Young Mens’ Christian Union Secretary of the State Barnstable County Berkshire Bristol Essex Franklin Hampden Hampshire Middlesex Nantucket Norfolk Plymouth Suffolk Worcester Total Committee On Public Health Mr. Baker Shelburne Committee On Standard Senate Elections Committee Splaine-McGahey Heman Woodward Ward T Woodward Simonds John F. Hayes Officer Day Hayes George Doherty Col. Splaine McGahey Harrington United States Court House Murphy John C. Harrington Mr. McGahey

Electric Wires Cause Fire at Telegraph Office

President Van Cott and Superintendent Smith investigated a noon fire at the telegraph bureau when an electric spark from a faulty light wire touched a telephone. Flames issued from the frame behind the switchboard and were extinguished within minutes. Damages were estimated under 100 dollars as alarms and circuits were restored by afternoon.

President van Cott Fire Department Smith Telegraph Bureau Mr. VanCort Bureau of Buildings

Weather signals and forecast for regions and coastlines

For New England and the Middle Atlantic states fair and colder with northwesterly winds. North Carolina coast winds will be northerly. Lower Lake region fair and colder with a slight western rise in temperature and west winds. barometer will rise then fall in the west. Cautionary signals extend at Smithville toward Thacher's land and are ordered for Eastport and section 7.

New England Middle Atlantic States North Carolina Lower Lake Region Smithville Thacher’sland Eastport Section 7

Weather Bulletin Across Stations January Night Report

Boston observers report a synchronized weather update at 11:24 PM on January 21, 1885. The Signal Service United States disseminates data for commerce and nature with simultaneous readings from all stations coordinated for the same moment.

Boston Paka Coor

BiJ00 Theatre and Opera Comique Go Event

A performance listing notes Hyde and Bebman's Company at the McCauill Opera Comique in Boston Theatre with Shadows of a Great City. The entry lists entertainment options for an evening program with multiple acts and venues in the city.

McCauill Opera Comique Howard Athen Aum—Hyde and Bebman Boston Theatre

Mining stock closing prices reported from San Faaxcirco

San Faaxcirco stock page lists the official closing prices for today’s mining shares. Prices reflect trades recorded this session with the usual spread and volume for Wednesday January 21.

San Faaxcirco Osl

Legislature actions and bills on water, voting, and incorporations

In the senate on Wednesday the resolve on New Plymouth records was sent to expenditures. Emerson introduced a bill for a perfect method of tasting measures. Wells reported a bill to authorize North Attleboro district to take an extra water loan. Dunbar proposed amending voter registration for women. Petitions from Williams College trustees for park conveyance and from Eliza Nevins and others for the Nevins Memorial free library in Methuen.

Senate New Plymouth Emerson Wells North Attleboro Dunbar Committee On Thayer Williams College Mission Park Association Thomas William Claflin Mr. Wells Eliza 5. Nevins Nevins Methuen

House met at 2 o clock with Brackett in chair

The session opened with petitions from the Waltham Watch Tool company seeking a name change, Emily A Getchell requesting a charter amendment for the Charitable Society of Newburyport, and others. Reports cover fiscal licensing statistics, committee actions on elections and public health, and ongoing Splaine McGahey election case testimony about ballot irregularities and double voting.

S. M. Weld Bourne’s Cove Wareham

Device to Stop Snoring by Boston Woman's Invention

A humorous sketch notes a Boston woman who offers a mechanical snoring cure. She plans to attach eyeglasses with a wheel to her nose bridge. when snoring starts the wheel moves a feather to tickle the ear and wake her, reducing noise. Potential issues include desensitization of the ear and need for stronger force to wake.

Boston Old Town

Removal urged for Cogswell fountain in capital city

From the Washington Capital an editorial objects to the granite and bronze structure, calling it a horror and urging commissioners to remove it at once. The piece notes Cogswell fountains exist in many cities and argues the commission was misled in permitting its erection.

Washington Capital Cogswell Boston Boston Common Seventh Street Avenue Brooklyn Buffalo Washington

Darkey Sailors Praised By Old Sea Captain

The Philadelphia Times quotes Captain Tom Masson of the bark Brazos praising black sailors as good, eager, and loyal workers. He recalls Peter Bean a famed boatswain possibly 100 years old, and recounts near fatal accidents on two voyages, noting resilience and hard heads.

Darkeys Philadelphia Times Tom Masson Brazos New York Darkey Peter Bean Mobile Liverpool George Hurlbut

A Nabberow Escape Representative Reads of Marblehead

A Lynn Bee item recounts a Salem railway station incident with a prominent lawmaker who aided a woman with a child, only to be duped. The bachelor representative, famed with the fair sex, grabbed the child back when confronted with the ruse and scolded the mother for deceiving a lawmaker.

Marblehead Lynn Bee Great and General Court Boston and Maine Railroad Salem General Court

A Rich Man's Freaks Exposes Coburn Estate Woes

The Lewiston Journal notes ex Governor Coburn kept few receipts and settled little. Executors face a 28 year task with many claims likely to go to court. An unseen, sizable estate may await discovery, with potential $300,000 gains if a confidential clerk had been hired.

Lewiston Journal Coburn

Call Me Lynch The Rambler in Lewiston Journal

A Lewiston reader recalls a humorous tale about Julia O Shaughnessy, a devout servant girl who asks a Rockland gentleman to write her name in a prayer book. The dialogue reveals confusion over spelling O Shaughnessy and ends with humor about simplifying the name to Lynch.

Lewiston Journal Rockland Julia O'Shaughnessy Julia O’shaughnessy Lynch

Blaine Remains Favorite Despite Attacks by Traitors

George Alfred Townsend notes Blaine’s continued popularity across the manufacturing district. He observes a strong public contempt for traitors who betray public figures, arguing Blaine has gained no loss in esteem while critics praise the dull phosphate candidate visiting Washington for the first time on March 4.

Blaine Washington

Rumor of Havana fund to sway Senate on treaty

A New York Tribune correspondent cites a Havana sourced corruption fund of 25000 dollars aimed at pushing the Spanish treaty through the U S Senate. Five thousand would buy New York newspapers opposing the treaty, with twenty thousand to buy votes from senators. one Havana paper claims sugar refiners have already bought the Senate.

New York Tribune The Tribune Havana Senate Washington New York United States Senate

Real estate attachments and insolvencies sweep Boston area

A wave of credit events shows wholesale dealers Worthley Downe s Co and George Lucy’s creditors meeting in Salem. Boston firms F A Johnson and Julius F Reynolds face partial payments or insolvency while Dreyfus & Co and McDonnell face reduced settlements. Multiple Boston, Lynn, Haverhill, Marlboro, New Bedford and Newburyport businesses plus three western cases appear, with total liabilities varying from thousands to tens of thousands and several assignees named.

Worthley, Downes & Co Milk Street Hawley Street Boston F. A. Johnson Clinton Street George W. Stone & Co A. C. Bradford Frederick A. Stacy Richard Peaslee G. Williams West Medway Mass William J. Larrabee & Hall Lynn D. A. Ramsey & Co Springfield John P McDonnell Worcester Frank F. Philbrick Grocer Haverhill John A. Ryan Marlboro William Bosworth & Son Carpenters New Bedford Brooklyn J. W. F. White Common Pleas Court No. 2 Pittsburg E. Wheeler Shoes Alliance, O J. M. Stillwell Boots and Shoes James Roulston Thomas KH Sullivan

Nahant Horse Railroad Seeks Extension to Nahant

The Lynn and Boston horse railroad company seeks permission to extend tracks from Lynn to Nahant, facing partial summer resident opposition but support from local selectmen. Hearing before the legislative street railway committee at the state house on Thursday at 11 A M. The route would run along the Nahant beach road to near the Relay house, about four miles from Lynn centre, avoiding East Point summer residents. Residents favor a horse line over a proposed steam railroad, hoping for increased public benefit without disrupting the summer coast.

Nahant Lynn and Boston Lynn Centre East Point Lynn Beach Road Houston and Texas Central Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company C. P. Huntington

Obituary notes for Sister Theresa and other deaths

Sister Theresa, Annie Walker, sister of James G. Blaine, died at St Marys convent Wilkesbarre Pa on Jan 21 aged 36. Requiem at St Marys cathedral, funeral thereafter. Also listed are Mor gan O Connell Daniel O Connell's son, Rev C M Emery, Thomas Barbour, Samuel Moody Perry, Chauncey Murray, Dr David Kimball, Rev William Barry and brief biographical details of each death.

Theresa James G. Blaine St. Mary’s Catholic Convent Wilkesbarre Annie Walker Maj. R. C. Walker Elizabeth Blaine Walker Brownsville St. Xavier's Academy Westmoreland County St. Mary’s Convent Pittsburg St. Mary’s Cathedral C. M. Emery The Free Baptist Church Gilford Village N. H Canterbury Ireland Lisburn Thomas Barbour Paterson N.J New York Samuel Moody Perry Plainfield N. J Natick Mass Samuel Perry Chauncey Murray W. H. H. Murray Adirondack Englewood David Kimball Portsmouth Topsfield Portsmouth Gas Light Company William Barry Chicago Boston William Esther Stetson Barry Massachusetts Lowell

Torpedo Boat Packet Arrives from Portsmouth

The torpedo boat packet arrived at the station Tuesday afternoon from Portsmouth. She will take a draft of seamen from the Wabash to the Marion at the Portsmouth yard. Michael Hogan, captain of the hold on board the Wabash, was severely wounded in the mouth.

Packet Portsmouth Michael Hogan

Maritime arrivals and departures list from January port calls

A dense catalog of ships arriving or departing from various ports on January dates. Names include Muriel from St Kitts, Acorn from Laguna, Vertumnus from Jamaica, Valencia from Havana, Prinz Albrecht from Hamburg, Astrian from Mediterranean ports, Horden from Rio Marina, Egyptian Monarch from New York, Dorian from New York, Marengo from New York, Sarmatian from Liverpool for Portland, and many others. Also notes Brookeaves passing January 21 from Boston to Liverpool and Otway Tower from New Orleans among Bul, Gibraltar, Bremen, and Christiansand movements.

Samaria Liverpool Istrian New York Muriel St Kitts Acorn Laguna Vertumnus Jamaica Valencia Havana Prinz Albrecht Hamburg Philadelphia Astrian Mediterranean Horden Rio Marina London Ancon Dorian Furnessia Rom Hull Marengo Greece Monarch Newcastle Bedford Genoa Indipendente Halifax Sarmatian Portland Brookeaves Boston Otway Tower New Orleans Caland Bul Rosario Christiansand Geiser Gibraltar Langorse Charleston Bremen Wellfield Bayonne Euterpe Tonkin Baltire Cardiff John R Kelley Gibbons Antwerp Cape Town CGH Americus McCarthy Gian Hedderwick Swain Sen Oa Independente Pirandello Corinth Anderson Sir Garnet Wolseley Singapore Malet Jones Glenisla Wallace New Ileans Sava Vilora Hopkins English Channel Kinsale Californian King Dunedin Campbell Ontario Couch Lake Huron Berno Marcello Rapello Darien Queenser Niagara Kuhiman Port Eads Mentmore Mitchell Baltimore Snondon Arran Hadley Morgan Lizara Agra Hogemann Leith Cornucopia Smith Moryport Luigia P Ferlan Philaelphia Swcastle Aitkenhead Mm Janeiro Humber Newark Biela New

Arrival and Clearance of Multiple Steamers and Vessels

Shipping notices list arrivals in Liverpool and Saint John including Steamer Samaria with 1 cabin passenger and 10 intermediate plus 32 steerage to P H Du Vernet, Steamer Istrian to Thayer & Lincoln, and Steamer New Brunswick to W H Kilby. Other entries note arrivals at Portland and Gloucester, departures from Gonaives and Hayti, and sailings of bark, brig, schooners, and steamers with cargoes and passengers. several vessels cleared for Liverpool, Hayti, and domestic ports. Weathered reports mention fine weather and wind conditions, with vessels steaming West or to the coast.

Boston Wandrahm Antwerp L Bartletté Coningsby Hamburg Furness Lykng Palermo Sacre & Santa Albanis Kingdom Seees Lverpool Warren & Co Macedonia Furness State of Alabama Glasgow Baldwin & Co Principia Wright & Sons Eees Earnhardt& Co Spain Liverpool FWJ Hurst Capulet Vera Cruz Frea Sat Sons Schoiten Rotterdam Funch, Edge & Cobsburg Bremen Quelrichs & Co Catrstrian Thayer & Lincoln Bavarian Thayer & Lincoln Warren & Gu Durham City London Furness Catalonia P H du Vernet Montreal Iaman SS Co Britannic Curtis Persian Monach Patton, V & Co Westermland Peter Wright & Sons Pavonia H du Vernet Calles Inman Oo Anchoria Henderson Bros Nevada Guion & Co Galileo Lruit Wright & Sons Cean Samaria Seecaveslavorpools Missouri Warren& Co Slockholm City Furness Venetian Thayer & Lincoln Serpho Furness Pavonia Baldwin & Compaid Eee W J Hurst Island Copenhagen Funch, Edge & Co Scythia Finance Io Vaneiro US & B Mal Polaria Phelps Bros & Co Lessing Kun Sanderson & Sen Gloucester Swansea D Morgan & Co Persiak Monarch Patton V & Co State of Indiana Baldwin & Coa Canada Havre Louis de Reblan W H Brown & Co Albania C Furness Raman Warren & Coereess Glastow H& A Allen Cephalonia Laverpool Boston City Feo Furness New York Bohena Kunhardt & Vo Denmark Werder Oeirichs & Co Arizna Poveres Es Laverpool Guion & Co Canada Havte Louis de Bebian Republic J Cortis Habsburg W. & Brown & Co Dutton Queenstown Moise Istrian Leask New Brunswick Larcom St John Eastport Portland W H Kilby Tremont Donovan Mdse William Weeks City of Gloucester Young America Sherwood Anna L Taylor Carson Gonaives Vineyard Haven Dupuy, Ribou & Co Moeie McBride Ceara Brazil R& KE Boris & Co Brach Jacques, Smith Yarmouth William H Allison Richmond Kenniston Charleston Modoc Talbot Weehawken Sarah Ellen York Williamsburg Freddie L Porter Clark Hoboken Charlie Willie Weed Providence Weymouth James P Foster ,Jr Burt Provincetown Alfred A.pettengill Rockport Mass Wasp Glass Hull Cape Cod Stesmer Virginian Fitt Theyer & Lincoln Matilda Buck Chisholm Hayti Clara Wilbur Chambers Chas Hunt& Co Brig Rapid Transit Graham Dupuy, Riboul & Co Berkshire Howes Baltimore Norfolk Norman Googins Philadelphia EB Sampson H F Dimmock Hallett H M Whitney Asky Kilby Mary A Drury Nickerson Conant &Atch

Voyage Log Notes and Passenger List Fragments

From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven Tuesday January 20 details include Ada m Allan Emma F Angel Dudley Calais for New York and several named travelers. The list mentions Edis C B Church Elliot B Church Adam Allan Emma F Angel Bertha Dean and A B Sherman with sailings and port notes observed.

Vineyard Haven Sachs Adam Allan Dudley Calais New York Emma F Angel Tripp Bertha Dean Blake Sherman Higgins Elliot Canary Boston Baltimore Edis Church Elliot B A B Beremeet

Maritime movements and ship listings from January departures and arrivals

The notice records several ships and routes with dates in January. Vessels include steamer Wellfield from Charleston to Bremen and steamer Geiser from New York to Christiansand, bark J Walter Scammell on York, bark Campbell to Hampton Roads, steamers Otway Tower from New Orleans and Pealand from New York, Messina sailing Erma to Philadelphia, and vessels Emanuel and Hermann with listed masters and destinations.

Bremen Wellfield Charleston Christiansand Geiser Newark Eick J Walter Scammell McLeod York Hamburn Campbell, Taylor Hampton Roads Lizard Otway Tower New Oleans Pealand New York Messina Erma Philadelphia Rnatal Vark Emanuel Anderson Yabaushai Ship Hermann Ludwigs

Drifted buoy reported near Grants Pass in Mobile Bay

Notice to mariners from Mobile dated January 18 reports a black buoy on the west bank of Grants Pass in Mobile Bay has gone adrift and may affect navigation.

Mobile Grants Pass Mobile Bay

Spoke from New York for Demerara to Havana voyage note

A fragment notes a ship speaking from New York toward Demerara on January 3 with lat 15 and reporting to R Bergen from Havana bound for St John eight days out on January 18, positioned 25 miles south by east of Sandy Look.

New York Demerara Bergen Havana St John Sandy Tlook

Marine Notes From Boothbay and Nearby Ports

Boothbay reports Fillmore sold to Westport parties. Wyona from Parrsboro to St John NB ashore Apple River, got off and arrived St John NB Jan 18. Savannah and Virginia Lee Hickman ashore on oyster beds, freed and now in river opposite quarantine station. Bark Granada at Tuspan for New York loaded with cedar, anchored outside the bar Dec 30, slipped anchor with partner, sailed to sea, returned, and again sailed after captain joined.

Boothbay Fillmore Westport Wyona Parrsboro St John Apple River Savannah Virginia Lee Hickman Granada Tuspan New York Baymore Kite Rock Creek Cerdic Baltimore Genoa Grenada St Johns Huntley King Boston St Pierre Doutw Pond St Mary’s Bay Northeast End New Jersey Batimore Abbey Cowper Mollendo Portland Astoria London Acuba

Disaster items sweep ships and fire reports from ports

Disasters anchor the week with Chesebrough ashore at Portland Oregon for repairs after a shipwreck. The Italian bark Rosa Chicizola capt Zino sank after arriving Civita Vecchia Jan 7 from Philadelphia. Sir Sarah Quinn ashore at Fisher's Island was towed to New London. Fire that destroyed the American nine Apam off West Africa occurred on January 14.

San Francisco Chesebrough Portland Rosa Chicizola Zino Civita Vecchia Philadelphia New London Sarah Quinn Fisher's Island London Africa

Foreign Ports and Vessels Sailing Dates List

A compressed shipping notice lists numerous ships and destinations across ports including Barbadoes, Port Spain, Buenos Ayres, Port Spain, Savannah, New Orleans, Charleston, Halifax, Matanzas, Canton, Nanaimo, Natal, Pernambuco, Port Spain, St Pierre Mart, St John NB, and Tuspan with vessels such as America, James Kitchen, Premier McKenzie, Emilie Marie Olsen, Levina, Purisima Concepcion, Herman Cortes, Mello, Sarmatian, Jessie McGregor, Rebecca Caruana, Occ ident al, Brazil, and other brig, bark, schooner, and steamer entries with captains and voyage notes.

Barbadoes Arran America Armstrong New York Wallace Liverpool Port Spain James Kitchen Kitchen Buenos Ayres Sullivan Guptill Goree McKenzie Barnard Southwest Pass Emilie Marie Olsen Boyle Mobile Christensen Lindsen Emma Robert Schmidt Newport News Rising Sun Decker Porto Rico Geree Wca Levina Warren Johnson Barba Avama Niceto Ugarte Purisima Concepcion Garcia Seville Ag Orleans Herman Cortes Bisquet New Keans Halifax Mello Bell Sarmatian Graham Portland Wfaceio Jessie McGregor McFadden United States Matanzas Havana Rice Rebecca Caruana Sci Canton Whittier Hatteras S M Bird Morrill Warren Moore Crockett Nanaimo Occidental Dunphy San Francisco Natal Brazil Davidson Nordstjernen Rosebud Collie Canada Wenonah Hirsch Ernstrom Scis la Plata Andreasen Patmos Prima Rosenberg Pernambuco Johanna Ray Emma Sims Dunsford John Baizley Shepherd Shetland Haskell Clotilde Higgins Arthur Wade Sherman John KR Stanhope DeWinter Saron Jensen Suez Ternstrom Luis Grabel Murphy Morning Light Brown Ponce Hattie N Bangs Bangs Strigs Stockholm Alien Pearl Painter Euphemia A Hays Hays Fernandina St Pierre Mart Spring Bird Simmons Sarah Wallace Anderson St John St Thomas

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