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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1883

Page

4

Sale of People lines stock nets about eight thousand dollars

The stock sale netted roughly 8000 with all items sold except the coaches. Barges fetched 300 each, horses averaged near 100, and harnesses around 16. Electric lights from B street to City Point failed 9:20 PM Wednesday and remained dark past midnight. Tuesday lights went out at midnight for half an hour. Florists and gardeners discuss forming a benevolent association modeled on London's Gardeners Royal. Harbor and land commissioners held a weekly meeting with petitions for wharf extensions, a Winthrop to Crystal Cove bridge plan approved, and gravel extraction requests referred to the engineer.

People’s B Street City Point Boston Gardeners’ Royal Benevolent Association of London Eng Harbor and Land Commissioners Equitable Building A. W. Doda & Co Gloucester Nathan Tufts & Co Tufts Charlestown New Harbor Flu Hull Winthrop Crystal Cove Shirley Street

Yachting Championship Regatta Decisive in Quincy Race

The second race of the Quincy Yacht Club championship regatta was held off Mears's hotel Quincy Great Hill on Thursday. Gale force SW winds forced yachts under double reefs. Niobe won the second class and Dandelion the third class for the championship with Thisbe and Flora Lee taking cash prizes. Two classes sailed 7 1/7 miles and 6 miles respectively. Boston Yacht Club discussed future championship cups and entry rules. Tarolinta, a schooner yacht, sold at Battery Wharf for 2800 dollars, built in 1870 and rebuilt in 1879.

Quincy Yacht Club Mears Quincy Great Hill N. B. Fernald G. W. Morton George Steward George A. Ordway Joseph Veader Water Lily Niobe Dandelion Thisbe Flora Lee Namie Owker H.m C. F. Adams G. H. Lincoln Nimble Turtle P. B. Turner Boston Yacht Club Washington E. Connor New York Commodore Pffatt Battery Wharf Hatch John Cummings Tarolinta J. W. Voris Nyack Boston William Bliss Eastern Yacht Club

Sea Serpent Club Fourth Annual Picnic at Marblehead Beach

The Sea Serpent club held its fourth annual picnic at Russell's beach Marblehead on Thursday with members from Marblehead Beverly Salem and Boston. The day featured boating fishing and baseball followed by a fish dinner at George W Brown's home. Perfect weather and a charming reception capped the outing.

The Sea Serpent Club Russell’s Beach Marblehead Messrs George W. Brown Samuel A. Sparhawk Robert C. Bridge W. ‘Dp TY. Trefry Samuel Roads, Jr Charles F. Prichard William H. Shepard John B. Ingalls Isaac Atkins William R. Proctor Frank Ss. Felton Joseph Kittredge J. E. Brown Beverly C. F. W. Archer Salem G. B. Goodwin William Seymour C. W. Thomas C. H. Hoyt Boston

Excursions Planned By Local Religious Groups

Members of the Christian union and lady friends will take an excursion by barge to the Blue hills Milton Saturday afternoon. The first grand excursion and picnic of the St Augustine's lyceum will be held at felville garden Downer landing Monday July 1. The spinial picnic of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will take place at Highlana lake Thursday July 19.

The Christian Union and Lady Friends Blue Hills Milton St. Augustine’s Lyceum Felville Garden Downer Landing Church of the Immaculate Conception Highlana Lake

Weather Reading for New England States Indicates Light Rain

Indications show light rains across New England states with cloudy skies and southwest winds. Winds shift to variable, temperatures fall slightly then rise with a falling followed by rising barometer.

New England

Weather Bulletin Highlights Mild Southern Winds Across Regions

Special Weather Bulletin reports light rains east of the Mississippi with warm south to west winds across the Southern Middle and New England States. Cooler northerly winds in the upper lake region, slightly cooler and partly cloudy today for the lake region, then warmer fair weather tomorrow.

Mississippi Middle New England Lower Lake Region Upper Lake Region Missouri Town Middle States Lake

Boston Museum Grand Duchess Comic Opera Evening

The program lists evening performances at the Boston Museum featuring The Grand Duchess by Comic Opera. Also on the bill BISOU The Mascot and Oak land Garden Rice's Comic Opera Co. with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Beacon Park showcases Buffalo Bill's Wild West in afternoon and evening shows.

Boston Museum Bisou Oakland Garden Rice’s Comic Opera Co Beacon Park Buffalo Bill

Local Auctions and Sales in Several Cities Listed

This Day notices list various consignments and sales including Carpetings Oil Cloths and Mattings in Philadelphia Samue Bantis Sons & Co. nos sim oots and Shoes in New York and AS Richards & Co. 10 A M Teaming Business Lewis J Bira & Co. Saturday July 14 11 30 A M Stocks AL Day & Co 12 M Stocks Francis Henshaw & Co 11 A M Stoecks Whitney Howe Sibley Summac H Harris & Co.

Philadehia Samue Bantis Sons & Co New York Richards & Co Lewis J Bira & Co AL Day & Co Francis Henshaw & Co M—Stoecks, Whitney, Howe & Sibley M—Summac H Harris & Co

Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco

The 6 percent closing prices today show Creteenvenees and Best and Belcher at 4 14, BOGS COD at 0, Bulwer at 0, Crown Point at 0, Silver King Gould & Curry at 0 250, Uteh Grand Prize at 0, Hale & Norcross at 6 44 0.

San Francisco Cal Creteenvenees Mexicat Best and Belcher Bulwer Peeeseresse Crown Point Silver King Gould & Curry Uteh Hale & Norcross

Legislature debates arrest warrant over almshouse records

The Massachusetts Senate and House debated authorizing arrest of Thomas J. Marsh Jr for contempt in refusing to produce books tied to the Tewksbury almshouse disclosures. Members argued private ownership versus public access, with Marsh not summoned or sworn. The motion failed 41 to 77, blocking issuance of the warrant.

Senate Thomas J. Marsh, Jr Committee On Public Charitable Institutions Marsh Tewksbury Almshouse Joyner Great Barrington Howes Cambridge Commonwealth Mellen Worcester Harvard Morse Sharon Gray Weston Newton Mr. Marsh Mr. Reade Boston Lincoln Somerville Smith Andover Murphy House Howland Plymouth Chamberlain Bowker Cogswell Salem Committee Black Baker Beverly Stow Fall River Mr. Joyner Boardman Yeas Messrs. Aldrich, Baker Brigham, Butler T. C Cheever Clark Peabody Costello Courtney Cowdrey Craig Cushing Dolan Lawrence Donahoe Entwistle Foley Gaffney Gloucester Hunt Kelley Kilduff Littefield Maguire McDonald McGaragie Moriarty Peck Rancall Reade Reed Sexton Shaw Stetson Danvers Webster Welch Wells Wilkinson Nays Messrs Ball Bancroft Barker Quincy Batchelder Browne Burr Bush Butler E. P Butterfield Campbell Candage Chappelle Northampton Cluff Methuen Davenport Davis Denham Dwinell Eames Eastman Foster Medford Deerfield Glines Gove Goodman Higginbottom Hildreth Hill Rockland Hubbard Jacobs Jefts Kellogg Kimball Chelsea Boxford Lacke Leonard Somerset Linnell Lord Miller Coirain Nourse Parker Kynn Ashburnham Pilsbury Rice Robinson Larent Saville Sayward Shaylor Small Everett Leominster Snow Sprague Starbird Stebbins Steere Hianson Lakeville Stockbridge Sweetser Switzer Towne Warfield Whitin Whiting Williams Foxborough Gilmartin Tyler Aiken Gimlich Bird Holbrook Pedrick Bates Jackson Martin Fennessey Manning Sulliven Mackintosh Coombs Lynn Bugbee Belmont Chester Nason Stoneham Winchendon Harrub Varnum Walker Cobb Copeland Ernst Learnard Representatives Hall Tewksbury

Obituary Notes on John J. Ryan and Rev Archibald Boyd

Obituary items report John J. Ryan of Paris corre dying in July age 60. Judge H A Morrill of Waterbury died July 2 noting his roles as probate judge in Litchfield County city judge Waterbury and education official in South Carolina. Very Rev Archibald Boyd dean of Exeter died July 11 born 1803 Lonndonderry educated at Trinity College and Dublin honored with D D from Trinity College and served as dean of Exeter with a noted 40-year religious writing career.

John J. Ryan Paris Corre New York Herald H.A. Morrill Waterbury Conn Jude Litchfield County South Carolina Moses and Chamberlain Wesleyan University Archibald Boyd Exeter Lon. Gonderry Trinity College Gloucester Cheltenham Paddington Dublin D. D.spondent

Marines raise fund to pay debt of Banker Hill Church

Marines at barracks collected about $100 to cover the debt of Banker Hill Catholic Church. Private Blum, transferred from Jamestown, was discharged today after his enlistment expired. E A Quinn and J H Hickley face three days suspensions for leaving the hose carriage early. G C Reagan to be suspended the same. Marines received June pay from Paymaster Green Clay Goodlow and are suspended.

Banker Hill Catholic Church Blum United States Jamestown U Sea E. A. Quinn J. H. Hickley Reagan Aymaster Green Clay Goodlow

Anxieties Over Missing Reed & Bliss Partner in Boston

The New Bedford Standard notes anxiety over Fred P. Bliss of Reed & Bliss shoe makers missing after a trip to Boston and Chelsea on the 4th and 5th. A body recovered at West Boston bridge is identified as Michael Casey of Arlington place, Charles Town. In Chelsea, John Robbins's Dale street home was burgled with two sealskin sacks and silverware stolen, value about $500. A young thief was found with a gold watch among about 50 persons.

New Bedford Standard Fred P. Bliss Reed & Bliss Boston Chelsea West Boston Bridge Michael Casey Arlington Place Tremont Street Charlestown John Robbins Dale Street Thelves

Notable visitors and residents listed in Boston telegraphic notes

A stream of personal items from Boston mentions Albert Otiset visiting Belfast Maine Archibald Forbes earning 5000 a year from the London News Governor Robie lodging at Old Orchard Chief Justice Appleton attending Bowdoin commencement class of 1834 engineering officer Joseph Trilley and Mrs Trilley planning two months travel near Newcastle Jam pal church and Hotel Wentworth M Gray of Boston visiting St John New Brunswick Mrs Resing and Benjamin at Concord F Butler injured by brickmason note about Chas B Pratt Worcester to fund two scholarships Rev James Freeman Clarke to preach at Channing Memorial with soprano Sarah Fisher General Sheridan’s mother still living in Perry Ohio Charles A Dana travels by train only at Seawanbaka disaster update Temple House residents listed nearby Boston note

Albert Otiset Boston Belfast Archibald Forbes London News Gov. Robie Maine Old Orchard Justice Appleton Bowdoin College Joseph Trilley Navy Trilley Newcastle Resing Benjamin Concord F. Butler Benjamin F. Butler Chas. B. Pratt Worcester State Agricultural College James Freeman Clarke Channing Memorial Church Newport Sarah (. Fisher Cambridge General Sheridan Perry Somerset County Philadelphia Press Ohio Dana Seawanbaka Glen Cove Sun Temple House Cottage City Rs. S. Egann S. M. Egann W. H. Daniell May E. Daniell George S. Daniels Libbie Daniell Co. L. Mayo Jamaica Plain B. Ww

Suburban Short Notes: Salem deliveries and local changes

Postmaster Dalton establishes an afternoon delivery at Salem Neck. W E Colley resigns as general secretary of the Y M C A in Salem to take a similar post in Bridgeport Conn. Jane F Abbot of Stoneham dies in Worcester Insane asylum after 25 years as inmate at age 56. William King’s Essex Street Beverly residence destroyed by fire. loss 25600 with small insurance. Lynn Boston Railroad proposes track along North Common Street Lynn. residents threaten remonstrance. J W Owens of Quincy commits larceny in default of 3500 bonds for grand jury. Cornelius Wren of Quincy sets fire to building. bonds 5000 for grand jury. Henry L Batchelder of Salem elected cashier of Merchants National Bank. George R Jewett resigns to manage Mrs Cabot estate. Hyde Park hearing on Timothy Buckley’s death by car at Norwood. Buckley neglected to signal danger. train crew unaware of presence. James Murray, 45, shot himself at Kendall Roberts Cambridgeport home after family trouble. slight head wound. likely to recover.

Salem Neck Dalton W. E. Colley Young Men’s Christian Association of Salem Bridgeport Conn Jane F. Abbot Stoneham Worcester Insane Asylum William King Essex Street Beverly Lynn and Boston Railroad Company North Common Street Lynn Quincy Court J.W. Owens Quincy Cornelius Wren Quincey Henry L. Batchelder Mercantile Bank Merchants’ National Bank George R. Jewett Joseph H. Cabot Hyde Park Timothy Buckley Dedham Norwood Buckley James Murray Kendall & Roberts Cambridge Douglass Street Cambridgeport

Museum to Stage Olivette and Prince Methusalem in Boston

The Grand Duchess ends at the Museum as Olivette debuts next Monday with special cast and stage effects. Prince Methusalem follows in Boston with same production. Minnie Conway will sing Virginia for the Bijou and Jerry Dixey announces a farewell benefit. Seymour to Canton for a few weeks. The Mascot and Iolanthe highlight Bijou and Oakland Garden bills.

Museum Olivette Minnie Conway Jarry Dixey Otsge Seymour The Marblehead Canton Bijou Virginia Oakland Garden Rice Iolanthe Beacon Park

Horton Refuses Resignation in Letter to Commissioner

Mr C M Horton protests lack of reply time to charges and sends a Boston letter to Commissioner Evans on July 12. He declines resignation, saying it would imply guilt, asks for dismissal instead to avoid losing both reputation and job. He states he cannot afford that loss.

C. M. Horton Commissioner Evans Boston C.M. Horton

Hartnet arrested for arson at Gay & Parker office

Inspector Hanscom arrested John W. Hartnet a 28 year old fireman on Thursday for setting a fire in the Gay and Parker office at 30 Kilby Street on June 22. Hartnet nicked as suspect by a cash drawer check. in court held on $10,000 bond.

Hanscom John W. Hartnet Gay & Parker No. 30 Kilby Street Hartnet

Fireworks Display Draws Large Crowd at Point of Pines

A large crowd gathered last evening to view the fireworks at Point of Pines. Officials expect thousands more Saturday evening for the first great ocean display of the season, staged on the water in front of the hotels.

Point of Pines

Mails Close at Boston for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool

Supplementary notice lists mail closses from Boston and New York for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool and Southampton on upcoming Fridays. Ships Brittannic Devonia Pavonia and Main carry letters to Scotland Germany and the Continent.

Boston Europe Queenstown Liverpool Brittannic New York Bossibus Neentslewawis Livepool Pavonia

Trans-Pacific Mails Schedule and Almanac Note

Trans Pacific Mails list steamer routes to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies via Coptic from San Francisco July 21. City of Sydney carries mails to Sandwich Fiji via Sydney New Zealand and Australia from July 23. British Columbia via Victoria from July 30. Deposit letters for Pacific steamers in Boston eight or nine days before departure. Miniature Almanac notes Friday July 13 high water and morning sun moon and day details.

Trans-Pacific Mails Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies San Tancisco Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia City of Sydney San Francisco British Columbia Victoria Boston

Ship News Record: Steamers Arrived and Passed

Ships reaching Boston New York Halifax and Liverpool with arrivals from Rio Janeiro Palermo St Jago London Bristol Antwerp New York West Indies and more. Vessels Virginian Otbers Gilsland Wetherby Aspin Cornwall Gelgenland and Biela noted with routes and a July 12 pass near the Lizard.

Boston Virginian New York Otbers Rio Janeiro Gilsland Palermo Cienfuegos St Jago Halifax Wetherby London Aspin West Indies Cornwall Bristol

Maritime arrivals and cargoes listed in Atlantic trade notices

July 12 notices record arrivals at several U S and Canadian ports with steamer and barque vessels. Names include Virginian State of Maine DH Miller Saxon Cambridge Forest City George A Chafee Trappane Esther Victory Daisy Reed and many others with mdse, sugar, molasses, slaves, and rags. Several schooners and brigs listed along with ports Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Hoboken and St George NB.

Virginian Fitt Liverpool Mdse Thayer & Lincoln State of Maine Pike St John Eastport Portland W H Kilby DH Miller Clark Baltimore Norfolk Muse E Sampson Saxon Snow Philadelphia Miise EB Sampson Neptune Berry New York H Mghitney Cambridge Ingraham Bangor James Limuefield Forest City Parker Mise George A Chafee Provincetown Rich New Orleans Lewis Thomaston Hopper Wilmington Freddie I. Porter Richmond Jesse W Knight Lawrence Georgetown DC William E Weeks Orville Horwitz Kelsey Mabel Rose Barrett Philadelphia Lucinda Potter Joshua S Bragdon Chase J H Barnett J Wn Vannaman Phinney Port Johnson Bens Herbert E.fisher Abbie K Bentley Baker Perth Amboy C W Locke Alice B. Bassett Mary Standish Higgins Lester A Lewen Pendleton Hobok William T Elmer Smith Susan M Pickering Haskell Hoboken Virginia Burgess Alice T Boardman Lunt H&j Patchin Castine Mary Howes Merriam Mazurka Wooster Camden Aven Gillev Sullivan Powell Lunenburg

Fishing and banking names appear in Cape Ann Advertiser notes

Gloucester July 12 report lists several individuals and groups such as Ar Icis Addie M Story Alice George J Tarr Peter D Smith Georges B D Haskins Sarah P Ayer and others. The fragment references shore fishing halibuting mackerel gathering and banking terms tied to places like Cape Ann Western Banks and Bass Harbor Maine.

Gloucester Cape Ann Advertiser Addie Story Alice George J Tarr Peter D Smith Georges B D Haskins Sarah P Ayer Christina L Grace S Fears Boston Western Banks Bass Harbor Fleetwing Johnson

Maritime Cable Dispatches From Global Voyages

A collection of late 19th or early 20th century sailing notices lists vessels and captains sailing from cities like Barcelona Glasgow Liverpool and London to New York and other ports. Entries name ships barks brig and steamer with captains and origins including United States Rotterdam and Shanghai.

Barcelona Sebastian Guma Pujol Savannah Belfast Howard, Hay Mobierdeaux Concurrent Caspersen United States Conway—aAr Union Oesterreich Darien Galway Zoonimir Betonniich Glasgow Ethiopia New York Oole Parana Nismann Charleston Italy Leondon Amphritite Rabe Newark Ueenstown Mary Jane Poppy Alootie Rotterdam Templar Nielsen Ew York Shanghai Syren Crocker Stettim Vale Gundersen arragona—aAr Maria Rosa Marti New Keans Dazaiee Ludwig Hleyn Schmelinz Arien Wasa Finland Vigilant Sundberg West Hartlepool Astoria Anderseen

Maritime positions report of several ships in small craft traffic

Steamer Marseilles with Ruelian sails from New Orleans to Bordeaux on July 5 about 115 miles northwest of Tortugas. Bark Humbold under Hageman sails from Bordeaux to Mazatlan at latitude 6 North longitude 25 West. Bark Wealthy Pendleton under Pendleton sails from Adelaide to Malden Island on April 17 at 40 South 50 West. Bark Alice with Dyer sails from New York to lantanains with no date, late 33 longitude 72.

Marseilles Ruelian New Orleans Bordeaux Tortugas Humbold Ger Hageman Mazatlan Wealthy Pendleton Pendleton Adelaide Malden Island Alice Dyer New York

Grand Bank cod fleet arrives boosting weekly fisheries receipts

The Grand Bank cod fishing fleet has begun arriving with good fares, boosting weekly totals. Halibut, hake, and mackerel catches are reported, with several ships loading large codfish stocks. Gloucester figures show quarter gains in vessels and tonnage, while individual ships report strong halibut and cod harvests and notable grosses.

Grand Bank Halibut A. Siyen Grand and Estern Bank Mackerel Ares Ibs Bils Georees Css Bank Halibuting Western Bank GrandBank Cape Ann Advertiser Gloucester Mass Sch Antoine Joseph Messrs John Pew & Son Pews Aunie D Antoine Silva Bessie N Wells Nells Grace Lee Nathaniel Greenleaf Cook District of Gloucester Shiroh Saunday Seh Knutsford Leona Edward E Webster New England

Vessels, cargos, and launches in Atlantic shipping notes

Reports from Halifax and New York detail reassignments and salvage work aboard ships and tugs. Sadie Akers (Dan) heads from New York to Liverpool NS for rebuilding in Liverpool while Storm King sails from Boston with steam pumps for Edgartown to tow Sunlight to Boston.

Sadie Akers Dan New York Liverpool Storm King Boston Edgartown Sunlight

Disasters and shipwrecks reported from Atlantic ports

July 11 reports list several maritime misfortunes including the German bark Priscilla damaged near Falmouth after Portland voyage, the Mark Wandering Jew struck by lightning at Delaware Breakwater, and the Flora E McDonald tow from New London to Jacksonville. Also noted are the Camellia grounded at Lough Foyle, the B W Morse seen with damaged masts near Hampton Roads, and the Bennapier ashore at Negro Harbor. The Minnie A Bonsall dismasted near Cape Henlopen, and the Bark Sarpsborg grounded near Caraquet Island Shoal but refloated. The Ringleader wrecked at Bauline, the Lee and Townsend collision on the Delaware River, with insurance and casualty details forthcoming.

London Priscilla Schmidt Falmouth Portland Mark Wandering Jew Delaware Bretanzas Flora E McDonald Kane New London Jacksonville New Inlet Cape Henry Londonderry Camellia Petrie Baltimore Queenstown Lough Foyle Morse Hawley Sagua Cane Hatteras Cape Henjop Long Branch Philadelphia Sarpsborg Troon Caraquet Caraquet Island Sydney Sch Ringleader Boston Louisburg Harbor Bauline Deaware AM Lee Bertram L. Townsend Lee Townsend Airwater

Shipping Schedule Notices From New York Harbor

The London Saite sails July 11 to New York aboard the steamer France, while the Yokohama Ar Jone departs July 29 on the ship RR Thomas Nichols from New York.

London-Saite France Newark Yokohama Jone Thomas Nichols New York

Maritime Traffic Through North Atlantic Ports in July

A dense list of ships—barks, brigs, schooners, steamers—cleared and sailed from Halifax, Genoa, Boston, and other ports in late June to July. Vessels named include Jean Pierre Jonin, Zingarella, Daisy Reed, Sirius, and City of Merida, with destinations and routes to North of Hatteras, San Francisco, Montreal, and Mexican ports. Several ships loaded, cleared, or arrived, with movements from Gloucester, Glace Bay, Sydney NS, and Cape Breton ports.

Bordeaux Jean Pierre Jonin San Francisco Cape Lown Cgih—I Weymouth Corning Bardemas Aor Fcr Georgia Huntley Philadelphia Peeress Dowse Glace Bay Zingarella Devereux Delaware Robert J Barr Leeman Matanzas Cienfuecos Cole Boston Helen O Phinney Sylvester New York Father Point Canadian Menzies Glasgow Montreal Genoa Mark Andrea Mazzelli Halifax Sirius Sigsworth Cow Bay Swis City Point Seeley Channel Mary Eleanor Ganion Bonne Bay Volunteer Giffin North Sydney Oread McDonald AC Major Pelham Alice L M Crowdis Crowdis Van McNeil Isaacs Harbor Gentile Gillie New Harbor Elizabeth Jane Halzard Eliza Hooper Curry Ary Ann McAuley Port Caledonia Samuel Wonson Myers Shoal Bay Harney Park Angelita Diez New Orleans Illsboro Paine Hilyard Spartel Hallowell Newark Low Point Gloucester Peters Newcastle Penarth Roads Walter Schs Lucy

Oceanic and Port Arrivals and Clearances Across Ports

A dense list of ships and vessels docking sailing clearing at multiple ports including Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Kingston and several foreign ports. The entries name ships steamers brigs barks and schooners with captains owners and destinations such as Rotterdam St Johns New York Hamburg Rio Janeiro and Manila. Several vessels Cleared for orders or voyages to destinations like Bombay St Johns and Halifax with dates mainly around the 10th to 12th.

Antwerp Andrew Johnson Crawford Cardiff Amsterdam aAr Lucas New York Barrow Thanemore Mitchell Montreal Bremen Meta Hischke Bordeaux Concurrent Caspersen Mi Ates Bayonne Salvatore Dellacassa Baltimore Vedia Cosulich Hamburg Beethoven Burns Philadelphia Republic Rose de Louse & Auguste Schmeim Annie Stafford Scott Iquique Ven Berg Kassebohm China Jordan Aifa Malatesta New Orleans Angelus Bartels Kephba Terjessen Wilmington Lauderdale Ovenstone Barre Bohemia Petzold Isle of Wight India Holdt Aarhus Steinmann Schoonhoven Iverpool Iowa Walters Ppc Bulganan Parry Pennsylvania Donge Philaelphia Dominion Dale Londoun Scattiola Boston Sunderland Souverain Williamson Pensacola Stettin Vale Gunderson Charleston Vigo Maria Rosa Marti Tatragonaa Appenaug William E Barnes Hodzins Bangor Alexandria Va Francisco Garguilo James Sagua Anna F Centon Seward Georgetown William L Roberts Bray DM Anthony Chase Fall River Josie R Burt Burt Providence Thomas Melville Spence Spence Bremen; Saragossa,Warren, Charleston; Iwis Norman Kennebec James A Dewell Stannard Weymouth Albert Mason Albott ES Johnson Phillips Nassau Fred W Chase Mason Mary S Bradshw Taylor Harry A Barry Chatfield New Haven Hllowetzard Bridgeport Willetts Mary W Siupper James Turpie Smith Rotterdam New Light Berry Rio Janeiro Ebenezer Roberts Abaco Hibernian Wylie Liverpool Stancliffe Marbella Hattie N Bangs Bangs Bath Hattie B Hussey Hodgdon Belfast Sehi Edward Lwarren Babbidge Henry Knight Pendleton A W Ellis Ferguson Ellsworth Henry Woods Salem Roger Crury Fernandina George B Ferguson Ryan Agear Cheared Melinda Dexter Chevenne Peucinian Wellfleet Beverly Albert L Leblanc Sydney J W Gaskell -Godfrey City of Atlanta Lockwood Anderson Hull J A Brown Gulf Stream Ingram John B Norris Flora Condon New Trork Montauk San Joaquin Drinkwater Bombay Dottie Myrtle Merritt Mayaguez Lookout Pomroy Valaisenbury Helena Burke Nulato Smail Weehawken Jonathan Cone Coggins Haverhill J Leonard Covert Diby Lucy Jones Francis Tennants Harbor Sea Breeze Kent Newport John H Chaffee Buell Hallowell Albany Virginia Abbott Emma F Hart Davis Apalachicola North of Hatteras Explorer Black Vera Cruz Venezuelan Snowflake Cranmer California Winckier Guyandotte Kelley West Point Mary Lymburner Gardiner Harriet Thomas Josephine Narragansett Pier Oregon Crisis Maggie Cummings Mary Eliza Providence Avis St John Alpin West Indies Cornwall AW Ellis Elsworth Mary Brewer Rockland Angie & Emma Nantucket Fawcett Havana Bessie Morris Gamlyn Beaufort Glaucus Jameson Glasgrow Carleton Towers Evans Stephen Trimpeter Shanghai Superb Marcovich Gibraltar Beta Walter Lincoln Gerolamich Cette Bessie Simpson Bradford Calais Mebrigs Trene Yates Auckland Airfield Potter Port Au Prince Tangent Hastings Jutia A Crawford Plymouth Ney. Anderson Far River A Townsend Hall Port Johnson Perth Amboy Elma M Went Chase Boston Annie E Moore Sackett Alta Cole Cole Eliza B Emery J J Moore Arnold Arno Pardee Shropshire New Bedford Ella Francis Portsmouth Rival Eastman Saco Mark Pendleton Warren Wyoming Richmond Barks Mignon Patterson Antonieta C Sbarbara Carthagena Marcarolo Gruppe Gloucester Mass Templar Carrac Lotus McDonald Barbadoes Delma C. Odell Point-a- Pitre Martin A H Edwards Cottridge Fred Walton B L T B Witherspoon Hail Geo W Jewett McKeon Paul P Keiler Norbury Bucksville Wm Wiier Donahue Kings Ferry Ranier Lancaster Centipede Annie E Stafford Bark Enchantress Milliken Port Spain Swis Hiogo Svea Andersen Montevideo Icarus Reynolds Stobn Bolivar Lisbon Adam Allen Dudley Windsor Barbara Gailino Zonino Buenos Ayres Acacia Henderson Charles Fees Norris Lucy Graham Philadelhia A G Lawson Mehrhof Hackensack Kate Kallahan Hart Elizabethkport Ella Powell Bishop Mary Beattie Hoboken Samuel L Crocker Deering Cornelius Horando Veranda Pond Mary Langdon Emery Rock and Johns Bepkine March Newport News Norfolk Blackstone Odeildo Chester McLean Cape Canso Victory Hatch Rockport Lulu Strout Standard Bennett Kennebecry Eleanora Bragg Schee McMahon Perseverance Willard Newark Jennie A Cheney Arey Porto Riso SF Spring Rose Ort Gamble Arkwright Lewis San Francisco Michmond Va Arthur Burton Venedey Gallagher Lynch W S McCabe William Iladelphia Wyanoke Hulphers Ashland Almeda Mullin Fredericton Lyndon Thompson Caroline C. Robbins Desert Eldridge Newaven Velma Lindsey Two Rivers Marens Longee Harrisburg Albertson Nickerson Clark Avon Arks Stonington Lucie Wheatley Sipple Millstone Point Sands Point Scotia Corrigall Halifax St Johns Saragossa Marshall Altata Mexico JG Pendleton Colcord Nsw Grace Roberts Ravens Eureka Abner Bea Kate Irbee Bri Irra Scoponich Havre Satilla Rive Florence J Allen Soule Bath Varuna Birdsall Utsalady Bark Emerald Honolulu Avymington Del—Ar John Shay Savannah Iimington Clearey Eduard Pens Kipp Riga Gauger Rolt Ronneberg

Third Meeting Of Creditors In John Sherburne Case

The Suffolk County Court of Insolvency in Massachusetts announces the third meeting of creditors for insolvent debtor John Sherburne. On July 13, 1883 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Court of Insolvency in Boston creditors may prove claims and the assignee Joan R. Sartwell will present accounts for examination and objection.

Ommon Wealth of Massachusetts Messenger’s Notice Mipp Esex Middlesex George R. Clark Malden Cambridge Suffolk John Sherburne Boston Joan R. Sartwell Patrick F. Shevlin Spring James Walker Edwin M. White Commonwealth of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Alice Jannotta Alfredo A. Jannotta Pawtucket Rhode Island Looston Commonwealth Shawmut Avenue Marriag Edward Alfresco A Susan F. Wingate Read Bartlet outTolk Gyozeax M. Baooxs Esquire Surrour Wolf Levy Holden Court Room Court Square Benj. &. Bayley Afessenger

Hotel Arrivals Include Wide Range of Guests Across Cities

Lists numerous guests and accompanying women at various hotels and cities. Names include Beattie Winlock Potter Southworth Browne Mrs Clarke Reynolds Davis Clark Mencam Smith Scott Ballard Hamilton Fitzgerald Hale Paton Maid Schaller Cleves Ripka O'Brien Beecher Swift Rogers Gerrish McCormin Phillips Smailey Butterworth Treford Young Ramsey Leahy Teffe Titcomb Willard Knapp Mortis Gillies Cassey Namey Beyne Stearns Seldlen Dean Dean McAuliffe Lane Higaly Brady Fleming Wagner Lovering White Churchill Churchill Fink McGregor Bowen Watson Spear Jones Peck Sherman Nevins Webster Sherman Gifford Crosby Allen Nevins etc.

If Beattie Winlock Potter Chicago H Southworth Essex Browne Portland Clarke Springfield G Reynolds JD Davis Yarmouth J Clark Reading F Mencam Brockton A Smith R L Scott Lunenburg Ballard Troy JL Hamilton Ban Allen New Bedford Fitzgerald Vermont Cornell New York RC Hale Bangor Vanderhoef New B Beecher New Haver H Swift Withington D Fleming Philadelphia G Wagner P Lovering,Jr Lyndonville S White Rockland Churchill Manchester E Fink McGregor L Bowen Springtfield J Watson Providence Small Provincetown Ober Tony Auburn T Jones Sandwich R Hurd R M Speers NG Friend C Z Southard

Stone Tools and Numerous Trades Advertised

Local trade notices list granite and marble work, tools, pens and inks, theatre items, awnings, type Foundry, veterinary surgery hours, watch and jewelry repair services, and a yacht tender catalog offer. Multiple firms including Charles H. Andrews & Co, Page & Walmsley, New England Type Foundry, Geo. H. Fay, J. H. Costello, and Clark & Co advertise goods and services across Boston area addresses.

Trade Directory of Names and Firms Across Cities

A consolidated list of individual names and firms with city tags including Appleton Atlanta Augusta Baltimore Charleston Chicago Detroit Elyria Jacksonville Knoxville Keene Lincoln Mineola Nebraska City New Orleans Philadelphia Quincy Sherman Shreveport Wilmington and Winona detailing merchants, partnerships, and crewmembers registered in varied trades and locales. The roster pairs each name with associated firms or companies and their base cities in the period's commercial directory records.

Appleton Wis Rossmeisell Craw Atlanta C P Murray Augusta John D Hall C H Murphy N W Murphy & Son Baltimore J Q Adams Carroll, Adams & Co Tre Adler Frank & Adler H Adler Cohen, Adler & Co T J Grattan Grattan, Mitchell & Co Charleston O’neil O'Neil & Son Prake Drake & Son Champaign Arnold Charlotte Oehrig & Weil Chicago Dovenmuehle McLauchlan,Selz Clinton H . Chanpelear Chaylear & Colt Columbia E Ehrlich Ehrlich & Son Detroit Mich H Fyfe H Fyfe & Co Elyria Geo Cogswell Cogswell & Co Jacksonville Lil J B Beadles Knoxville Tenn R Strong R Strong & Co Keviie Jean J W Borches McNulty,Borches Lillard Co Lincoln Goodrich Goodrich Bros Webster Lowsville McCulloch McCulloch & Son Milwaukee Meissner Mineola Tex Munzesheimer Munzesheimer &Co Par Nebraska City Sargent Sargent&Son New Orleans J M Gould J M Gould & Son New York Ai Miller Aaron Claflin & Co Peoria Ill Downing Downing Downing Downing & Oiney ,Am. Philadelphia ,Pe—Geo W Terry,s Bunting’s Sons & Co Quincy Watson, Watson & Coburn Sherman J D Hall Hall & Son Shreveport Dreyfus Dreyfus & Go Wilmington A Shrier Bear

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