Great Water Color Sale Closes At Leonard's
The note lists multiple local items including a $273 contribution to Irish relief bringing total to 105875 49. Washingtonian Home 22nd annual report published. Loyal Legion and Eighth Massachusetts Battery Veteran Association held meetings with officers named. Gas service updated for Post Office Building with lighting proposal. Charlestown trade group backs Joseph Caldwell for Alderman. John S Higgins funeral held at Warren Avenue residence with clergy officiating. Building permits issued for wooden storage, a wooden blacksmith shop, and four brick dwellings on Gloucester Street Ward Eleven.
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Washingtonian Home
Leonard’s
Eighth Massachusetts Battery Veteran Association
Young’s
W. B. Thayer
James Garland
A. A. Milliken
A. M. Cook
Treasury Department
Boston Gas Company
Congress
Messrs
Henry Lyon
B. J. Glines
J. J. McCarty
J. W. Davis
Horatio Wellington
John Reade
J. W. Hill
A. F. Davos
Charlestown
John S. Higgins
Warren Avenue
James Freeman Clarke
Wim. B. Wright
Soston
Walter W. Wyman
Rand & Byam
Charlies Street Place
Charles Street
William Roach
Cambridge Street
Washington
John W. Rollins
School Street
School Street Place
Frank Jones
William S. Rand
Gloucester Street
Newbury
Boston School Regiment prize drills headline event at Boston Theatre
The annual prize drills of the Boston School Regiment opened at the Boston Theatre with Highlands Battalion first to perform before a large audience. Maj. C L Russell commanded eight companies from Roxbury High, Roxbury Latin, Dorchester, Charlestown, Brighton, and West Roxbury high schools. The day featured mass drill tests, sword and medal competitions, and an afternoon showing by the Boston Latin School Battalion.
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Boston School Regiment
Boston
Highlands
Roxbury
C.L. Russell
R. G. Carter
F. S. Rice
C. H. Rockwell
U.S. A
A Crill
F. H. Ward
Charlestown
F. F. Harding
Brighton
H. Webster
F. E. Blaisdell
Roxbury High School
F. M. Green
Dorchester
J. B. Shea
Jamaica Plain
B. L. Chandler
J. H. Spofford
Roxbury Latin Ool
Moore
Russell
C. F. Weld
Maj. Russell
T. Frothingham
F. EK. Blaisdell
Roxbury Latin School
S. Nolte
West Roxbury High School
Bertram Kh. Clark
Boston Latin School Battalion
C. B. Moseley
A. W. Goodspeed
G. A. Stewart
M. Vv. M
Frederick H. Darling
William A. Hayes
Darling
Edwin E. Jack
W. W. Fenn
H. 8.Pwombly
G. I. Gilman
Emerysi. Rogers
Park Theatre Benefit and Boston Summer Show Schedule
Bryam and Floyd announce a Park Theatre benefit on Tuesday June 8 with acts from London Assurance Old Love Letters and Woodcock's Little Game plus Tourists sketches and souvenirs for all. The London Circus Baby Elephant and allied shows start in Boston June 7 at Coliseum Grounds with a Saturday after-dark procession along a long route. The Park and other venues advertise ongoing summer programs and matinees, including The Spectre Knight Charity Being at Home and Our Goblins final acts, with daily shows and discounted rides at Oakland Garden and Forest Garden.
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Bryam and
Floyd
The
Park Theatre
London Assurance
Ellie Wilton
Maud Warrison
Harry Edwards
Walden Ramsey
N. J. Long
T. H. Burns
Mr. Whiting
Agnes Booth
Woodcock
W. A. Mestayer
Ed. Marble
Lizzie Harold
London Circus
Boston
Coliseum Grounds
Huntington Avenue
Boylston
Charles
Chestnut
Cedar
Cambridge
Court
Hanover
Washington
Roxbury
Tremont
Pembroke
Newton
Gaiety Theatre
Forest Garden
Oakland Garden
Mitchell
Boston Theatre
Augustine Daly
Augustin Daly
Globae Theatre
Birch, Wambold and Backus
Globe Theatre
First Day of Water Color Sale at Leonard & Co Gallery
The gallery's collection sale opened with a large crowd and brisk bidding. All 104 cataloged watercolors sold, totaling nearly 2700 dollars, with many pieces priced between twenty and sixty dollars and top items like Faulkner and Lovatti realizing strong sums. The auction continues this afternoon featuring Fortuny and other notable works.
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Messrs. Leonard & Co
Northumberland
Faulkner
de Penne
Lovatti
Valeri
Trace
Fortuny
Vibert
Meissonier
Domiinguez
Rivotte
Brissot
Bombied
Costantini
Boston Common Council Debates Seawall and Public Works
The Boston Common Council met Thursday with Daniel J. Sweeney Sr chairing in the president’s absence A. J. Bailey was elected president pro tem The body debated recommitments on sewerage damages park and bridge projects the closing of City Hall and a Fourth of July budget for a rowing regatta bicycle races and ice water stands The Brighton Memorial Service controversy prompted a withdrew resolution and the session adjourned to June 16.
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John A. McLaughlin
Ward
P. G. White
Maurice Reardon
Ward Nive
Gen
F. S. Nickerson
Chelsea
Winthrop and
Revere
P. F. McDonald
Taylor
Simon
Rankin
Ward Ten
Cincinnati
Bayard
Daniel
Burnham
Common Council
Daniel J. Sweeney, Sr
Ward Two
A. J. Bailey
Ward Four
Edward F. Meaney
Edward McEntyre
Committee On Fire Department
D. N. Skillings
Newbury Street
Ruggies and
Cabot Streets
Cabot
Ruggies
Hampshire Streets
Chelsea Bridge
Blakemore
Ward Twenty-three
Jamasca Pond
Pratt
Whitmore
City Messenger
Brighton
Ward Seven
L. P. Townsend
Bigelow
National City Bank
Boston
Mechaniks National Bank
Newburyport
Ocean National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Fpowow National Bank
Salisbury
Boston and Albany Railroad
U.S
U. S
City of Lawrence
M L
City of
Danvers
Mass
W. L
Hyde Park
M. L
City of Concord
N. H
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
N. Y. Central Railroad
Philadelphia and
Reading
Rutland Railroad
Property Transfers Across Boston Area and Dorchester
The record lists numerous quitclaim and deed transfers involving Roxbury Dorchester and surrounding neighborhoods. Transactions name Roxbury street parcels Bromley Street Windsor and Westminster Streets Bright on Western Avenue Chelsea Revere and Chelsea zones with sums ranging from 1 to 5 000 dollars and indicate streets such as Rockview Ashburton Bath Beaver Beach and Beach Street. Mortgages include Dorchester Avenue with Franklin B Brackett to Henry L Tilton for properties totaling 2 250 dollars. An auction notice appears at the end.
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RoxBrey
Flovera Avanno
Lydia VW. Wales
City of
Lysander F. Babcock
Freeman D. Osgood
Albert Betteley
Windsor
Westminster Streets
Boston
Savioes Bank
Thomas Restieaux
Washington Street
Hollis Hanpewell
George O. Shattuck
William Sohier
West Roxbury
Rockview Street
Abram French
City of Boston
Brighton
Western Avenue
Seth Rich
Charles H. Parker
Dustin Lancey
Lyman
Hapgood
Leach
Lyman S
J. Thomas Baldwin
Lyman S. Hapgood
Core Street
Dustin Lanecey
Bath
Beaver
Fist Street
Beach Street
Shirley Avenue
David Loring Et
Same
North Shore Land Company
Nancy A. Colburn
David Loring Et al
Lyman S. Mapgood
Ocean Avenue
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Franklin B. Brackett
Henry L. Tilton
Dwelling House Destroyed by Fire at Summit Villa
Summit Villa on W. Galloupe's summer residence burned Wednesday evening. Fire discovered late. local engine ineffective. Marblehead steamers aided Swampscott line, plus Salem steamer. Loss on building estimated $15,000. insured for $25,000 with a variety of companies. Fire blamed on prior day fireplace use. explosion noted from a glycerine barrel nearby. Galloupe had leased grounds to Hutchings of New York for $3,900 season with a purchase option at $30,000 in August.
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Summit Villa
W. Galloupe
Marblehead
Swampscott
Salem
Boston
Franklin
British America
City
New York
Commercial Union
England
Queen
Mechanics’ Mutual
Total Insurance
Galloupe
Hutchings
Various New England Items With Accidents and Disease Reports
Holyoke records seven smallpox cases as the disease spreads. A Vermont Spiritual convention is set for Plymouth Union starting Friday June 11. Missing Plymouth man Capt Henry Burgess found in Brockton. Diphtheria remains widespread in Rawsonville New Hampshire. Edward Drake of Holliston drowns at Dover New Hampshire while washing a carriage. Asa N Peabody of Billerica ordered to Superior Court for indecent assault. Williams Bucholz sentenced to life in Danbury for murder. Drowned Maine man near Clayton's Mills found after capsizing on Machias stream. Bangor Theological Seminary publishes a general catalogue. 28 students now enrolled. St George Mining reports promising vein widening and possible gold yield over 15 per ton. Worcester Baptist Sabbath School Convention reports 272 teachers 2980 scholars and 27 deaths with 83 hopeful conversions. Fitchburg match race Belle of Fitchburg defeats George H at trotting park. Accidents: L H Horton and family severely injured in South Gardner carriage crash. Mrs Horton at risk due to heart condition. Mrs Sawin and daughters injured at Fitchburg carriage crash. doctors cautious but hopeful.
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Holyoke
Mass
Vermont
Plymouth Union
Plymouth
Henry Burgess
Brockton
Rawsonville
N. H
Edward Drake
Holliston
Dover
Cocheco
Lowell
Asa N. Peabody
Billerica
Superior Court
Clara I. Dodge
Massachusetts
Robert Hopkins
Davis
Danbury
Conn
William Bucholz
Bridgepont
John H. Schulte
South Orwark
Alien of
Maine
Machias
Clayton’s Mills
Theological Seminary
Bangor
W. Small, Jr
St. George, Me
Stanley
Worcester
Leicester
Fitchburg
C. H. Child
Belle of
George H
L. H. Horton
South Gardner
South Ashburnham Junction
Ihey
Ashburnham
Horton
Samuel F. Sawin
East Princeton
Ida
Eva
Drs. Colony
Witchcock
Mrs. Sawin
Nicaraguan Canal Contracts Confirmed by Congress
Admiral Ammen reports a cablegram from Engineer Menocal that Nicaraguan Congress has endorsed the presidential decision to award the inter oceanic canal project to the American firm. Robbers damaged Amsterdam post office, stealing stamps and cash and a team of horses. Ship laborers in St. John have reached a wage agreement with stevedores, guaranteeing current wages for twelve months and ninety cents per standard for the same period. A Las Vegas dispatch says Navajo and Ute leaders near Terra Armullo discussed united war against whites. troops are being sent toward Navimie and Fort Wingate, with fears of a large Navajo force and potential outbreak.
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Admiral Ammen
Menocal
Republic
Amsterdam
N. Y
Guy Park
St. John
N. B
Las Vegas
Otero
New Mexico and Southern Railroad
Bridget Nurses the Household Stock Market Quip
In a San Francisco Argonaut scene Bridget pleads for higher wages as stocks fall. The maid cites the poor economy while the head of the household counters with modest pay cuts and a promise to raise wages if stocks rise, revealing a sharp, comic exchange.
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San Francisco
Lady Bryan
Ebe
Empress Maria Alexandrovna Dies in Russia
The Empress of Russia Maria Alexandrovna, born Duchess of Hesse Darmstadt, died Thursday morning. She was mother to heir Alexander and grandmother to Princess Dagmar and Princess Alexandra. Several other notable deaths follow including Oliver M. Atkinson Col J C Audenried Otis Seabury Daniel H Bond and Hippolyte Passy with dates in early June.
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Maria Alexandrovna
Russia
Ludwig, I
Hesse-Darmstadt
Maximiliana Wilhelmina Augusta Sophia Maria
Alexander
Alexander Alexandrovitch
Dagmar
Princess of Wales
Maria Alexandroyna
Prince Alfred
England
Oliver M. Atkinson
Rhode Island
R.I
Atkinson
Col. J. C. Audenried
Gen. Sherman
Washington
West Point
Otis Seabury
New Bedford
Cool Florida a Comparison of Thermometers and Breezes
Fernandina Florida May 28 Correspondence of the Boston Post notes Florida as the southernmost U S territory with a temperate climate. The writer compares heat in New England to Florida showing 81 degrees with a sea breeze and argues Florida sun is less prostrating than northern heat. Florida’s breezes from Gulf and Atlantic, salt air, and malarial resistance are cited as healthful. The author urges growth of Florida with more people capital and energy to advance its standing.
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Florida
United States
New England
Middle States
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Anon
Rochefort Koechlin Duel Leaves Rochefort Fatally Wounded
Geneva report states M Henri Rochefort was severely wounded in a sword duel with M Koechlin on Swiss soil. Koechlin unharmed. Paris adds the fight lasted two minutes as Rochefort slipped while parrying. wound below the sternum deemed fatal. Special despatches mention another Belgian frontier duel where Count De Lardi killed.
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Geneva
M. Henri Rochefort
M Koechlin
Rochefort
Koechlin
Paris
M. Vilar
Gaulois
M. Koechlin
Gil de Olivars
Count de Lardi
Canadian cricketer Dale charged with desertion in Leicester
In Leicester police court Dale alias Jordan captain of the Canadian cricketers is charged with desertion from the Horse Guards since November 1872. A sergeant identified him and he was remanded. Leicestershire beat the Canadians 168 64 first innings and 49 for five in the second innings.
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Leicester
Eng
Dale
Jordan
Leicestershire Club
Leicestershires
Canadhans
Callao Bombarded by Chilian Fleet For Four Hours
Late Panama mail reports the Chilian blockading squadron bombarded Callao forts on May 10 for about four hours. Chilean ships fired 270 shots, Peruvians 160, with several shops and homes destroyed. Two women were killed and about a dozen injured. Chilian forces advanced toward Tacna as armies near 30,000. outcome awaited.
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Callao
New York
Panama
Monterosa
Tacna
British agriculture shifting from wheat and cheese due to American competition
Dr Lyon Playfair cites Caird's conclusions that British farmers must abandon much wheat and cheese production in favor of more perishable goods to meet American competition. The Sportsman notes consent for a proposed match ratification. Parliament covers slave trade in Egypt and a May slave liberation. Burmese rebels massacre a royal commander. Cape Town disarmament debate ends unfavorably. Ottoman reforms circulate to great powers. Lords pass burials bill.
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Lyon Playfair
James Caird
The
Times
Albert D. Shaw
United States
Manchester
Hanlan
Messrs
Wentworth and Letts
Trickett
House of Commons
Charles Duke
Egypt
Sipot
Upper
Egpyt
Oasis el Kharzeb
Burmah
Minhla
Cape Town
St Pauls School Oarsmen Race Results And State Matters
The St Pauls school annual boat races were held with Kirkham winning the single scull. Shattuck teams took most four-oared events with times around 14 minutes. Governor and Council discussed pardons, probate and railroad appointments while tax hearings covered Montreal Railroad appeals and church property tax.
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St. Paul’s School
Halcyon
Shattuck 3d
Shattuck
Sutton
Lay
Kean
Bow
Pendleton
Bonsal
Iourtellotte
Biddle
Mecook
Foster
Chandler
Morris
McCracken
Schneider
Benton
Hopkins
Potter
Purdy
Delafield
Peck
Bellew
Sanbornton
Carroll County
Ira C. Varney
Police Court
Farmington
William W. Johnson
Peterboro
Shirley
Mr. Lovell
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Montreal
Board of Equalization
Littleton
Guilford
Plymouth
Laconia
Rollins
Washington
United States Court
Exeter
Concord
Senate
Head
Brewers Convention Assigns Roles and Next Meeting
A three member committee was named to represent brewers at a congressional liquor inquiry. Frank Jones urged reaffirming Baltimore resolutions on foreign malt duty. A Brewers Academy plan won a $150 amendment and Chicago chosen for the 1881 convention, with Robert Portner elected president and Ruetter declining another bid.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brewers’ Convention
Frank Jones
New Hampshire
Baltimore
Henry Clausen
Brewers’ Academy
Chicago
Vermont Baptist Sunday School Convention Closes in Montpelier
The Vermont Baptist Sunday School Convention concluded with 85 delegates present. Resolutions thanked Rev. Peddie and Prof. Sherwin for addresses, Montpelier for hospitality, and railroads for fare cuts. A pledge to renewed zeal and memorials to Horace Burchard and Mrs. Ralph Ray were adopted. The gathering was described as very interesting and instructive.
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Montpelier
Vermont Baptist Sunday School Convention
Peddie
D. D
New York
W. N. Sherwin
Brooklyn
Horace Burchard
Brattleboro
Ralph Ray
Burlington
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Board of Directors For
Deer Island
House of Correction
South Boston
Samuel Little
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Clement & Wilkinson
U.S. Crement
M. Wilkinson
Vermont Sunday Schools
the Grain Congress
Grain Congress
Committee On the Order of Business
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
Holman House
Biddeford Pool
Em Invalids
Grand Ocean View
Walter
Stark Weather, Proprietor
Pemigewasset House
Pemigewasset Valley
Boston, Concord & Monireal
C. M. Morse
Plaisted House
Jefferson Hill
White Mountains
Jefferson Direct
Man
B. H. Plaisted & Son
Arlington Hotel
Croadwar
Cor
Division St
United Senes Hotel
McMichael & Sern Vin
Prop’s
Prospect Park Hotel
Catskill
Hudson River R. K
Albany Aay
Prospect Park Hotel CO
Protector
Sam's
G. Adams
Albert Howe
John H. Osgood
Peers Street
John Cunningham
Mary Ann Cunningham
Nolan
Dolan
J.W. Holmes
Holmes
T. B. Moses
A. D
Norfolk
Colburn
J.e.cotter
Old State House
Board of Assessors
Mylit&Émw Fujels
Benj. Cushing
Summer Board
Newtonville
Huckins
Isburch&co
Boat Street
Boeton
Hiorses
Carriages and Harnness
Europe
Low Bros
Resday
Rumble Phaeton
Rumble Phaetor
Jersey
Kentucky
Depository
Cassius M Gray
Harodsburg
Chesnut
Hall
James Hall & Son
Elipred
George Dewhurst
Lmen
Baker
Victorila
Victoria
Brewster
A. M. Bat
Boston Carriage Depository
Overhill Street
Boston and
Devet
A. M. Bates
Edward C. Riddle
Moses Colman
National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets