Victorious Phillies Beat Washingtons In Pitchers’ Duel
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated the Washingtons 2 to 1 in a low scoring pitchers contest. Farrar doubled and scored on a fumbled play in the ninth inning. Keefe and Ewing starred for New York in a different turn, while Boston and Chicago also posted shutouts in the day’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Casey
Clarkson
Phillies
Farrar
Kelly
Klusman
Wise
Nash
Morrill
Delehanty
Irwin
Clements
Bastian
Wood
Boston
Johnston
Bostian
Ryan
New York
Washington
Keefe
Ewing
O'Day
Deasley
Gilmore
Inging Deasley
Manchesters and Lynns Clash in New England League
In Lynn on July 2 the Manchesters were held to a single run as Ferson dominated, while Ellis faced pressure from Manchesters and Lynn batters. Terrie Mahoney Manning and Larocque starred in a pitching and fielding showcase before about 400 fans. Final score low and error prone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Manchesters
Lynns
Ferson
Ellis
Tor Octis
Oo Manchesters
Races Yesterday at Franklin Trotting Park Saugus
At Franklin trotting park Saugus a good sized audience saw two Everett Driving Club races. The three minute class purse was 50 with Sleepy Tom winning. In the free to all race a 100 purse went to the winners with Minnie Betsy Dolly Varden and Fanny among top finishers. Track was in good condition and weather fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls Oo
FengLen
Paria Erm Erretins
Fox B.m
Dolly Varden
Eerupded
MOG Oo
Chesseennsk Oos
Pirctington
Pol. Seis Eeaeee
Baker
Dolly
Siveusnde
W. Leavitt
Fanny
C. Harrington
South Boston Yacht Club Holds Special Meeting Action
The South Boston Yacht Club held a special meeting last evening voting to move the regular July 4 gathering to adjournment time. Treasurer Tomas Christian reported assets: prior balance 574 dollars, receipts 483 17, outgo 207 91, cash on hand 84932 dollars. New members elected include William Shankland W D Smith M J Corliss L Bennett Edward Heyman H W Dean W F E age E Amageen H F McIntire E Rockwell J B Barker. Proposals for membership F A Flagg 8 C Devlin and J V Youn. No fleet surgeon office created. a committee was named to nominate a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
Tomas Christian
Wilion Shankland
W. D. Smith
M. J. Corliss
L. Bennett
Edward Heyman
H. W. Dean
W. FE. Age
E. Amageen
H. F. McIntire
E. Rockwell
J. B. Barker
F. A. Flagg
8.C. Devlin
J. V. Youn
Bancroft and Dyer Furniture House Closes Out
The old established Bancroft and Dyer at 180 Tremont Street announces closure within thirty days. The firm plans to dispose of its entire stock, offering excellent bargains in furniture of fine styles and workmanship. Don’t miss this rare opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft & Dyer
Tremont Street
July North Atlantic Pilot Chart Hurricane Guidance
The hydrographic notice outlines hurricane behavior in the North Atlantic July region from the tropics to the Atlantic coast, with cloud patterns, barometer trends, wind shifts, and semicircle dangers. It provides ship routes Eastwarp and Westwarp, seasonal forecast of generally fair weather with possible gales, fogs, and ice hazards near Grand Banks and Cape Breton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Hydrographic Office
Tropics
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
St. Thomas
Bermudas
Atlantic
United States
British Provinces
Europe
New York
English Channel
Westwarpd
Grand Banks
British Isles
Newfoundland
Cape Breton Island
Lotta Plans Park Theatre Renovation After Lease Ends
Actress Lotta says Park Theatre will undergo thorough renovation after Abbey and Schoeffel lease expires in August 1889. Her brother John Asworth Crabtree to run the house with star-studded attractions. International Hotel to be altered, aiming to resemble New York’s Hoffman House for gentlemen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta
Parker House
Isles of Shoals
Park Theatre
Messrs
Abbey & Schoeffel
John Asworth Crabtree
International Hotel
Hoffman House
New York
Music Hall Promenades With Patriotic and Sullivan Selections
Mr Neuendorff directs the Music Hall concerts to lively audience excitement. A July Fourth program features patriotic and martial music. Soloist Lafricain appears Thursday evening and Friday highlights Sullivan operas. Tonight's program is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuendorff
Lafricain
Thursda
Boston Aldermen Back Centennial Trip Despite Fees
The Board of Aldermen approved a city representation to the Ohio centennial in September with costs charged to the contingent fund. The corporation counsel noted authority to defray travel expenses varies by city interest, and several nominations and contracts were approved or postponed. The meeting adjourned two weeks after approving printing, reporting, park seating, bridge studies, and a two-week East Boston ferry employee vacation request.
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Doherty
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Boston
Ohio
Yras
Gove
Kelley
Murphy
McLaughlin
Short
Wilson
G. Nays
Allen
Eddy
Rogers
C. W. Smith
Commonwealth
James Fagan
Phineas Pierce
Public Library
Messrs
William P. Leavitt
James P. Braidrick
Benjamin I. Anthony
le Forrest A. Hall
Amos K. Tilden
W.O. Robson
Park Commissioners
Orchard Park
Boston Highlands
West Roxbury
Board of Street Commissioners
Boston Street
New York & New England
Board of Directors
East Boston Ferries
Congress
City of
Board of Public Institutions
House of Industry
Lunatic Hospital
Marcella Street
Retreat
Dorchester
Rainsford’s
Long Islands
Almshouse
Charlestown
House of Correction
Official Programme for Glorious Fourth Celebration
The official programme details a $12,000 city expenditure for July Fourth events on the Charles River and Common. It lists rowing, swimming, sailing regattas, lacrosse and hurling matches, concerts, balloon ascension, fireworks, and children’s entertainments with entrant names, race formats, and prize details across amateur and professional divisions.
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Charles River
South Boston
Boston Harbor
Boston Theatre
Jamaca Pond
Lake Walden
Gaudaur
Ten Eyck
Lee
Kennedy
Hosmer
Conley
Murphy
O'Toole
Zie
Worting
Izes
City of Boston
Crescents
Bradfords
George W. Lee
West End
Donovan
Boston Comonon
Bostons
City Point
Hyde & Co
Grand Eastern Circuit Entries and Races at Beacon Park
The grand Eastern circuit opens at Beacon Park with entries across July 3 to 6. Notable riders include J. H. Rowley, A. Woodard, J. Bowen, and A. McDonald, with purses up to 500. The schedule lists multiple 2:28 to 3:19 class races, pacing events, and notable horses like Rosa B and St Elmo.
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AH. Dorr
Taunton
Tatton John KE
Turner
Philadelphia
B. m. Onison
A. P. McDonald
Albany
C. G. Golden Rod
A. Woodard
Medford
M. Constance
R. M. Woodard
Norton Mills
Benton C. McMahon
Lawrence
G. Bloomer
Purae
S. H. Lewis
Watertown
N. Y
B. m. Little Nell
J. W. Smith
Brockton
Mass
B. G. Baby Lambert J.J. Bowen
George C. A. H. Dorr
J. H. Rowley
Providence
Alexander Boy
J. H. Rowley & Bro
G. Moscow
Bedell & Johnston
Jersey City
Ergen L
Girarden
Detroit
Mich
Hunter A. Woodard
B. m
Mary Kent
M. I. Downing
Boston
John L
Beacon Park
W. Kimball
M. Kendall Maid
F. W. Reynolds
Hartford
G. Saxon E. Reidy
Cleveland
Lettie Waterson
Black Hawk Stock Farm
Bridgport
Rosa
J. Feek
Syracuse
N.Y
Elbert A. J. Feek
Watt
F. Carpenter
Ramsey’s
N. Aegies
G. Greylight
E. F. Carpenter
N.J
Morelicht
George Haner
Melrose
Roscoe C
A. P. McDonalds
G. Frank S
J. H. Phillips
Yorktown
A. H. Dorr
Mary Ann John E. Turner
B.g. Matchless
A. J. Russell
George C A. Woodard
Billy F A. Johnson
M. Laay Emma
Downing
B. G. Champion
John L Pohnep
Gidhb
Honiag Ni AcRiley
Randers
Bosons
Mhow
Ulrich J. H
G. Landmark H. Woodruff
Allston
Beocrom
Hapuopg
Ned J. A. Siow
Lyn
Cheralita
Charles Yapp
G. Gratz
George H. Hicks
Pacers
Briar Lili Stock Farm
Lexington
B. m. Wildbriar
Elliott & Brown
Friendship
S. Elmona
Lady Hill
Parkville Farm
Long Island
Edith R John P. Gibbs
Bik
Josie Bates
G. St. Elmo Frank Rector
D. Mm. A
Whitefoot
A. J
D.S. Quintin
Trenton
Favonia John Bt. Turney
F. H. Foster
Lady Kensett
Raisley’s
N. J
M. Starletta
Melrosé
G. US
York
Aberdeen
Tornless
J. A. Sawyer
Aliston
Vie Tees
Dem
First Love
Redell & Johnson
Br.g. St. Elmo
B. G. Bergen
A. d. Peek
Lady Whitefoot
A.d. Feek
William Kearney
A.J. Russell
Chessieuess
B. m. Lotta
Alvany
C. G. Frank S. A. Johnson
Emma J. F. Carpenter
Ramsey's
Carpenter
G. Morelight
Frank Reetor
James Golden
Roberts
Lynn
William G. V. Kimball
Kendall Maid
Ds Peek
Sect
Elbert A. Js Peek
B. m. Rosa
William Holland
Windsor
H. C. L. Wizard
Brookfield
Harry Thorndale
H. Woodruff
W. Reynolds
Uartford
M. Moria Ji
Crescendo
Golden Rod
Winter John P. Gibbs
Bedell & Johnson
Major Ulrich Kk. W. Wood
Easthampton
Lady Wellington
John & Turner
B.m. Orison A. Woodeard
G. Puke
James Dougrey
Troy
S. Bruno O. S. Roberts
Fred C. W. K. Kendall
Worcester
Benton CG
McMahon
Bloomer A. Corcoran
G. le Roy
Briar Till Stock Farm
B. m. Wildbriar A. Woodcard
Brightwood Afb
Troon
Voc
Wilkes
John E. Turner
M. Ella 8
M. Allen Maid Hiorses
Keep off the grass and verbal flair in Boston notes
A reader defends the forester’s pruning on the Common and defends the phrase Keep off the grass as proper reminder. The writer berates hypercritical cliches in papers and urges satire on phrases like went over to New York and the funeral services over the remains. Dated Boston July 1, 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
New York
Boston
Dr Watts Leads Eleventh Dog Licensing Crusade in South Boston
Dr Al Watts yesterday began his eleventh annual drive against unlicensed dogs in the city with two assistants. He hunted byways and hedges, gathering over 100 animals for humane despatch. License fees have risen from 4800 to 23500 per year, and from 1886 to 1887 by 5000, improving dog quality to St Bernards and mastiffs, while Spitz nearly vanished and pugs become more common. Watts will continue the enforcement until Oct. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Watts
South Boston
St. Bernards
Spitz
Watts
George Gibson Dies After Self Inflicted Wound Before Marriage
George E. Gibson, who shot himself last Wednesday on the eve of his marriage, died at City Hospital yesterday from the wound. His uncle, W. F. Davis of the New England Life Insurance Co., took charge of the remains after an autopsy performed by Dr. Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gibson
City Hospital
W. F. Davis
The
New England Life Insurance Company
Draper
Correction on Byrne affidavits count in Post notice
The Post yesterday corrected a letter response to Colonel James Burt stating the total sworn affidavits collected by Mr. Byrne should be 55 instead of 6. The figure now reflects the higher count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burt
Byrne
Anna Life Insurance sues Hartford Telegram for libel
The Anna Life Insurance Company of Hartford filed a civil libel suit against the Hartford Telegram for damages of 50000. All paper property has been seized and removed by the sheriff and the payer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Anna Life Insurance Company
Hartford Telegram
Noted city items and police station moves on Back Bay
The Back Bay police station is nearly ready and will open soon as No. 16 with 30 patrolmen and 6 officers. Captain E H Savage reports 332 cases with 118 to homes, 86 to private charity, 38 sailors sent to sea, 13 deaths, 1 surrender, 18 disposed. people and incidents follow including a banana peel accident, court actions, executive council meeting, shoplifting arrests, youth injury, athletic association formation, wills, resignations, missions, and July events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Savage
George Hayes
Long Wharf
United States District Court
Gray
F. H. Seavey
Banks
F. H. Galloupe
Executive Council
State House
Brackett
Ames
William E. Doyle
Twombly & Son
C. P. Grimmer
Dee Bros
Otis A. Ruggles
J. Newman & Sons
Charles R. Dane
A. P. Calder
James Delay
Norton Bros
C. H. Hovey & Co
Boston Florists
Hart
Crawford Hart
No. 13
Poplar Street
Division 65
James H. McPeek
Cambridge
Robinson Brewery Company
The
Water Board
Follansbee
Meter Department
Mystic Department
Alderman Welch
Edward O’leary
North Street
Inspector Knox
Detective Byrne
Mary Crowell
Clara Davis
Hovey & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White & Co
William S. Butler and Shepard, Norwell & Co
Charlestown
St. John
N. B
Athletic Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Union Grounds
Association
Thomas Groom
Manda
Botanical Gardens
New York City
Boston
Dauntless
the Willows
John J. Ingalls
Salem
Municipal Court
West End Street
Mt. Bowdoin
Dorchester
Howard Street
Citizens’ Trade Association of
East Boston
Plymouth
Fatal Street Runaway Wrecks Lynn Couple
A horse hitched to an American Express wagon ran loose on Washington and Summer streets. Edward Chandler and his wife Mrs. Chandler, of Lynn, were struck. she died at City Hospital from a fractured skull. Chandler injured but survived. Mrs. Chandler, 48, a Portsmouth native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Company
Washington Street
Summer Street
Edward Chandler
Lynn
Bradbury
City Hospital
Boston College Alumni Dinner Held at Youngs
The third annual dinner of the Boston College Alumni Association was hosted at Young's last evening with about 100 members in attendance. Dr. William A. Dunn presided and guests included the Rev Robert Fulton S J. and General George Stark of Nashua New Hampshire. Secretary Fairchild and Samuel W Parker of the Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago are at Parker's. The Rev D A Donovan of Ireland is at the Quincy House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College Alumni Association
Young’s
William A. Dunn
Robert Fulton
Fairchild
Samuel W. Parker
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago
Parker's
George Stark
Nashua
N. H
D. A. Donovan
Ireland
Quincy House
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
National League of Democratic Clubs
Baltimore
Boston
Fall River
Old Colony
Harvey N. Collison
National League
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
John C. Crosby
P. J. Flatley
Charles W. Morse
Samuel Roads, Jr
William G. Silsbee
Richard Sullivan
Henry W. Swift
George F. Babbitt
Charles S. Hamlin
Nathan Matthews, Jr
John H. McDonnough
William C. Newell
Robert C. Wiggs
Hendricks Club
William Taylor
E. J. Donovan
Lowell
John
F. Murphy
John Welch
Pittaf
Wakefield
Haverhill Club
Norfolk County Club
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Beverly Club
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Jdr
Manchester
New Hamshire
F. Noyes
L. H. Pitman
Gonway
W. A. Gregg
A. N. Quinn
C. H. Anderson
Concord
J. P. Bartlett
Hugh McDonough
John R. Willis
James Ryan
Dover
D. H. Youngs
J.T. Bartlett
Raymond A. G. Whittier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Swimming Race At Old Orchard For $500 Championship
A five mile contest at Old Orchard Beach features Professor Tom Riley known as the man fish against Professor P S Mack the Australian swimmer. Both are in excellent form and a close race is anticipated as the two vie for the $500 purse and the American championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Tom Riley
P. S. Mack
Old Orchard Beach
America
Davis Sells Pair of Family Horses for Immediate Use
Mr A W Davis lists three family horses at Nos 80 82 and 61 Northampton Street. They weigh 2200 pounds combined, are acclimated and sound, ready to ride and trot ten miles per hour with promising speed. The sale emphasizes their temperament and suitability for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Cutter on Trial in Malden Shooting Case
James E. Cutter and Dora L. Nickerson go on trial in East Cambridge for conspiring to shoot Luther H. Rowe in Malden on March 24. Nickerson, now Mrs. Hannaford, testified about meeting Cutter in 1887 and details of a letter to Rowe. Witnesses described instructions not to send strangers to the victim’s house. Court set to resume at 9:30 with Lynde for the defense and Stevens for the government. Hannaford to testify as government witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Cutter
Dora L. Nickerson
Luther H. Rowe
Malden
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Aldrich
Miss Nickerson
Hannaford
Cutler
Derne Street
Boston
Brown
Rowe
Cutter
Annie Brown
W. A. Johnson
Faulkners
Charles Fessenden
A. V. Lynde
Stevens
United States Circuit Court July 2 Howes manslaughter ruling
The court clarified that Marcus L. Howes was acquitted of murder while guilty of manslaughter in the Kikamatsu case. The jury found him guilty of the lesser offense, and the court noted the acquittal of murder was a legal form. A separate matter involved United States vs. Seavey over attached funds from Banks in Boston, resulting in a petition dismissal. A third matter denied a motion to compel disclosure of Moxie Nerve Food ingredients, citing trade secrets and lack of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Gray and Colit, Jr
Marcus L. Howes
The
Freeman
Kikamatsu
Barnstable
United States
Fred D. Seavey
Owen A. Galvin
Seavey
I. J. Morrison
Seavey. Cort
J. Moxie Nerve Food Co
Herbert C. Beach
Li Ao
Thompson
Sam
George FI. Richardson
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
H. R&r. Bailey
Causten Browne
R. Lund
Probate Court List of Wills and Administrations
In Essex County Probate Court a session dated July 2 proved wills for Charles H Atkinson Newburyport Moody Breckett West Newbury John Carney Georgetown Susan Fitts Haverhill David B Foster Haverhill Sarah Hall Lynn Mary J Martin Marblehead Allen B Rich Lynn William W Russell Haverhill Mary Sawyer Salem Timothy M Standley Beverly. Admin grants issued for Edith M George Martha C Edwards Eliza P Chase Helena A Price Daniel Delury Joseph Blake Elizabeth Dillon Hannah Gardner Ottiwill Dewhurst Henry Roche Albert Foster Eunice Harmen Julia A Rogers Mary C Sway Eunice Nichols Samuel Cutter Deborah Gregory Eliza Hartigan Catherine Jeffery Emily Newell Francis Goss Helen Gardner. Inventories filed include John A Boyd Essex 356147 Benjamin Hawkes Marblehead 12229165 Jonathan Johnson Nahant 7805 David Knowlton Essex 22558 15 George Orton North Andover 13815 Henry O Roberts Salem 394720 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Brooks
Charles H. Atkinson
Newburyport
Moody Breckett
West Newbury
John Carney
Georgetown
Susan Fitts
Haverhill
David B. Foster
Sarah
Hall
Lynn
Mary J. Martin
Marblehead
Allen
Rich
William W. Russell
Mary Sawyer
Salem
Timothy M. Standley
Beverly
Julia A. Rogers
Mary C. Sway
Eunice Nichols
Amesbury
Samuel Cutter
Deborah A. Gregory
Eliza Hartigan
Lawrence
Catherine Jeffery
Emily Newell
Francis Goss
Helen
Gardner
John A. Boyd
Essex
Benjamin Hawkes
Jonathan Johnson
Nahant
David Knowlton
George Orton
North Andover
Henry O. Roberts
Alcohol and assault cases heard in Middlesex Superior Court
July 2 proceedings show Margaret O Rourke of Framingham fined 50 dollars plus costs for liquor nuisance. Thomas Ford of Watertown fined 100 dollars and costs with three months in the house of correction for liquor nuisance. James E Cutter of Maiden on trial for assault with intent to kill.
Governor Ames’s Condition Improves at Home
No unfavorable symptoms appeared yesterday and Governor Ames was pleased to be up and about at his house on the Back Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
G W Simmons Co Opens Busy Fourth Rush at North Street
Wirn Coats and vests offered at 98 cents with ten nis coats at 97 cents and odd vests at 50 cents. Everything else in proportion as G W Simmons & Co. at 32 to 44 North Street anticipates an unprecedented rush today the day before the Fourth, store open till 9 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Lake Walden Fourth Celebrates With Noted Speakers and Barnabee
Thousands from the city look forward to Lake Walden's annual Fourth of July gathering now planned with Governor St John of Kansas and Neal Dow of Maine among speakers. Henry C Barnabee will perform with Howard M Dow, Harvard quartet, and Waltham City Band. Fred R Comee again leads the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Walden
Governor St. John
Kansas
Neal Dow
Maine
John L. Swift
J. W. Hamilton
O. P. Gifford
Boston
I'red R. Comee
Drink Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed By Dr Davis
Dr Charles H S Davis of Meriden Conn says he has used Horsford's Acid Phosphate as an accessory in melancholia and nervous debility and as a pleasant cooling drink in fevers and has been very pleased with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Charles H. S. Davis
Meriden
Conn
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LD & CO
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Convention of Democratic Clubs
Cuester M. Graves & Sons
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