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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1886

Page

4

Report on Field et al. Second Mortgage Bonds Hearing

The committee on claims reports the hearing on Cyrus W. Field and others regarding the New York and New England Railroad second mortgage bonds, from March 11 to May 14, 1886. It finds Field and Sage not acting with hostile intent, cites Governor Robinson’s and the council’s actions, and urges no new legislation while endorsing the report.

Cyrus W. Field New York and New England Joyner House Mason F. K. Higginson Boston New York and New England Railroad Company Field Commonwealth New York New England Comany Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook Messrs Russell Sage Sarge Higgingon F. L. Higginson Field, Sage Robinson Sage Unp Moccare Clark Massachusetts Weers Higginson Messrs. Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook Messrs. Field Mr. Field Meiers Field and Sage Senate H. C. Joyner Allen Joslin

Senate Endorses Tobin Exemption Bill by 22 to 16

The Senate approved the Tobin soldiers exemption measure by a 22 to 16 vote with party pairs voting. Pillsbury did not vote though believed aligned with bill supporters. The day also saw an amendment cutting Salisbury debt from 5000 to 3000, and approval to engross the bill. The House reported Cyrus W Field matters and tackled small items along with multiple bills and resolutions.

Senate Pillsbury Salisbury Amesbury House Committee On Cyrus W. Field Fay Brookline

Senate debate on Tobin exemption bill unfolds with party lines

The Senate continued the Tobin exemption bill debate with Emerson supporting the measure. Forbes opposed viewing civil service exams as essential, while Nourse and Cogswell defended reform. The bill passed to a third reading 19 to 13 with several amendments and related actions noted, including postponed items and engrossment orders.

Senate Emerson Boynton Forbes Nourse Scott Grand Army Cogswell Morrill Lilley Yeas—Bigelow Douglas Gove Howland Jefts Jones Essex Joyner Kendricken Locke McGahey Milliken Morse Murphy Reed Walker Nays Dunbar Gleason Gunn Harlow Hayes Berkshire Joslin Norris Phillips Tappan Peired—Boynton Jefferson Naphen Yes Alger Gould Wilbur Cape Houses of Correction Committee On the Judiciary Thomas McGovern George T. Knox San Francisco Salisbury Amesbury Commonwealth House Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation Everett Bureau of Statistics of Labor Committee On Street Railways H. H. Hutchins Boston and Somerville Committee On Banks

Massachusetts House Debates on Water Pipes and School Reform

The House reports bills limiting Marblehead Water Company street work to approved towns and seeks aldermen consent. Debates on capital trials repeal, wills by marriage, public school regulation, separate ballots for school committees, and a new State House. Committees report inexpedient on boycotting and proportional representation, with actions assigned for June 8 and June 10.

Senate House Boston Shawsheen South Poesset Cemtery Association Bennington National Mortgage and Debenture Company of Charles River Ceuseway Street Surveyor General of Lumber Eastern Railroad Compan Cambridge Fitchburg Railroad Company Malden Lee Committee On Water Supply Marblehead Water Company Swampscott Marblehead Nahant Lynn Board of Aldermen Selectmen Committee On the Judiciary General Court C. C. Coffin Messrs Doherty Gamwell Pittsfield Messrs. Mills Williamstown Dresser Stevens Lord Plymouth McEttrick Finance Committee Ludlow Committee On Finance Mills State Board of Education Judiciary Committee John M. Berry Committee On Banks and Banking Committee On Insurance Railroad Commissioners Board of Appeal M. C. Warren & Co City Elevated Railroad Company Committee On Agriculture

Court Sessions Detail Numerous Civil Actions and Judgments

The June 4 first session lists cases including Duff vs Leary for writ of entry at 85 Oak Street, and Alden vs Thurber over raspberry jam damages with an auditor finding $1037 in plaintiff’s favor. Other dockets cover balances, contracts, and multiple pending cases with juries and auditors, spanning October and January lists through fourth session proceedings.

John Duff Mary Leary Oak Street A. Hemenway C. G. Keyes S. J. Thomas J. A. Maxwell Owen W. Alden Francis B. Thurber C. Q. Tirrell N. H. Pratt Webb Charter Oak Wadsworth Band Spurr Norcross Cunningham Usher Douglass Russ Boston Linton Jordan Dow Johnson Sampzon Moris Powershiskey Sargent Jenkins Se Sim Caswell Hammond Augustus F. Lang Sarah A. Burns E Street Augustus Russ F. L. Washburn N. Morse H. F. Naphen Ward Skidmore Ane Seaverns Barrett Joyce Donnelly Cath Glynn McCormick Cem Weills Rhodes & Mins Co Kelsey Same Hunt Royal Ins Co Davis Gallivan Fitch Ames Partridge Smith Denping Gillett Noyes Raymond Dana Gannett Wheel Samewright Gibney Donahee Augusta B& Arb Bishop Allen Dickson Whitmore Pugh Dugan Mida Croston Wheeler Treat Murray Bryer Holland Judd Hammon Board of Police C. F. Richardson Court Street Said F.C. Irving Beanp Uf Police F.oer Irving

Court to hear jury waived cases and June term

The court announces a Monday warning session for jury waived cases and a Tuesday 10 a.m. juried session for the Superior Court June sitting with Judge Bloggett presiding. Case list includes Lynde rep vs Briggs, Elliott vs Barrett, Foster vs Stone, Brown vs Chandler, Pevey vs Pettee, Newell vs City of Newton, Eager vs Journal Newspaper Co.

Superior Court Bloggett Lynde Rep Briggs Elliott Barrett Foster Stone Brown Chandler Pevey Pettee Peatee Newell City of Newton Eager Journal Newspaper Co

Dramatic and Musical Notes At Major Boston Theaters

Dramatic and musical notes survey current Boston season as several venues announce last performances today at Park Hollis Street Boston Bijou and Museum. Reports cover Ada Gray East Lynne C Boniface Streets of New York Langtry earnings Maud Banks translation A French Marriage and the Lyceum’s hoisted organ car. Mary Anderson departure and Gilbert royalty dispute noted.

Music Hall the Park Kate Forsythe Hollis Street Boston Howard Ppeck Museum Colonel McCaull Black Hussar Park Bijou Ada Gray East Lynne A C. Boniface Newark Martinetti New York Audran Erminie New York Lyceum Theatre William Winter Miss Anderson the Tribune Chronicle of the American Theatre Mary Anderson New York Herald Gilbert London John McCullough A. M. Palmer Horace Vail Park Theatre United States Wall Horace Wall

Opium Cure Endorsed by Loveland Chemist in War on Addiction

A Loveland, Ohio chemist recounts personal recovery from opium addiction with Warner's safe cure. He explains the craving centers in the kidneys and liver, the role of physicians, and claims the remedy, combined with his treatment, cures the habit. He cites widespread professional endorsement and urges continued use.

Vine Street de Quircy H.C. Wilson Loveland, C March, Harwood & Co St. Louis H. C. Wilson & Co Muepereet Wilson Warner Loveland Opium Institute Materia Medica

Barometer Rule for Sea Level Corrections

Observers note that captains can correct barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet the ship lies above sea level. The guidance appears in the Miniature Almanac for Saturday June 5, detailing sea level barometer adjustments.

Shipping clearances and arrivals list of New England steamboats

A long shipping record details arrivals of Steamer Alpha and others to Waller Hall and H M Whitney to New York, with numerous ports including Bangor Bath Bath, and vessels like Star of the East and John Brooks. It notes Bermuda trade and sailings toward Boston, with several ships left at ports and a foretopmast loss in strong SW breeze.

Alpha Davis Yarmouth Waller Hall Gen Whitney Bearse New York H M Whitney Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the East Collins Bath Mdise H Hyde John Brooks Snowman Portland Princess Howard Burgeo Magnum Mereghan Alice S. Kerrigan St John North America Landry New Carlisle Aldine Dennison Ponce Bates & Barnet Bermuda Mackie Dowling Julian Bailey Gould Boston Judith Ann Friendship. Me Condon Nellie G Davis Barrington Springer Savannah Philadelphia Cornelius Soule Francis Hoboken Luin Kelly Nellie Clark Perth Amboy Seth M Todd No*wood Rival Stuart A DeWitt Alley Weymouth Ella Endera Harper Mt Desert Addie L Perkins Thompson Oregon Shaw Rockland Hannah D. Campbell Gardiner Emily C. Dennison Coleman Saco Geo P Xust Brocklebank Newburyport James Baker Appleby M C Rowe Perkins James H Tripp Rich Wellfleet Annie M Nash Carr Ipswich Electric Flash Smith Mary A White Nelson Lanesvile Johnson Lanesville Ersteamer Gmb Baracoa Seaverns & Co Parsons S Sanborn Brschs Arizona Lohnes Bridgewater Deiotg & Seaman Lord Mayo Millberry Bear River Kelian Ronichau Meteghan JG Hail & Co Crosby Masters Pot Williams Janette T Hibbard Sanders Moncton James Stevenson Endeavor Martin Forrest Flesh Hatfield J F Currier Coleadge Sydney K T Russel & Co Brig Mechanic Portier Halifax Hathewey & Co Scandinavian L Arthur & Co Mary Jane Port Taistle Port Hastings Graysboro Delong & Seaman Port la Tour John H Hanson Stevens Baltimore Richard Law Newtown Creek Samuel C Hart Kelley Promised Land Kate Markee Alien Witch Hazel Arnold Thomas B Garland Kennebec Stephen Morgan Mehaffey New Meadow River Sherman Higgins Baltimore HH Hyde Tremont Donovan Charlies Cunset

German captain doubts existence of Copper Island on Pacific chart

Capt. Vierick, master of the German steamer Raisten, reports to the chief signal officer that the North Pacific chart by James Imray & Son marks Henderson Island and Copper Island as islands, but his observations between Tahiti and San Francisco found no such lands despite multiple close passes. He notes sightings near the supposed locations but concludes the islands do not exist.

Vierick Washington North Pacific Ocean James Imray & Son London Henderson Island Copper Island Tahiti San Francisco Lear

Maritime incidents and ship movements across Atlantic ports

Reports from Galveston to Boston and waterfronts recount multiple incidents. The steamer Sen Marcos passed New York bound from Galveston on June 2. vessels including Sch Tchlight Vancleaf and the EG Gott suffered damage after collisions near Boston and Provincetown. Other ships report stranding or grounding at San Diego Newport Boothbay and Chincoteague, with crews saved in several cases.

Sen Marcos New York Galveston Sch Tchlight Vancleaf Boston Philadelphia Minot Ensman Gott Provincetown Beadgear Chas Bal Newcastle Nsw San Diego Corinto Famouth la Libertad Southwest Harbor St John Thomaston Cranberry Isles Newport Addison G. Proctor Dexter Baltimore Lizzie Carter Portsmouth Barren Island Boothbay Delaware Farnsmouth Bremen Gerhard Hercksen Philadelye Chincoteague J C Wood Hog Island Chincoteague Island New Innet Bar Assateague Island Assateague Frontera Viva Lunor India Tousson Vesta Ackermark Providence Sidney Camber Sanie N North Bar San Francisco Astoria Queenstown Cunard Gallia Bfore Electra le Sueur Jersey Cadiz St Johns East Cherryfield Sch Everett Saco Eaton Junker Calais Sprouts Island Tovay Millbridge Votin Wa Roraima Luke Port Royal Lachampagne Traub Havre Polynesia Kuhn Hamburg Barraconta Evans Windward Glands Chies Eclipse Shiliaber Calcutta Normandy Tukey Melbourne Barks Golden Fleece Amstrong Budgetown Kennard Bettencourt Funchal Sarah A Staples Brown New Orleans Harry KE Weeks Santos Robert Mowe Peterson St Pierre Mart Daylight Foster Ponce Taulane Barrett Luella Snow Rowe Port Au Prince Cubda Lawson Barpadoes Mentasket Richardson E B Ward, Jr Arnett Ruatan Theodor Voss Kuop Satiila River Dover E Scha Weybosset Crowell Harry Messi Sears Williams, Jr New London Mary E Morris Annie S Conant Ocean Bird George W Krebs Susan and Eller Thomas L James Longstreet Norfolk Golden Grove Thompson Dunkik Ferrimnbrook James Aberdeen Gracie D Chambere Lane Allyn’s Point Arid Breakwater Jenny West Point Ssnea Walker Armington Dinkwater Kanawha Greenwood TelSa Molvig London B Ogden Newbury Sue Williams Pearce Taunton New Yors Eo Lezier White J @ Feil Crowley Ren Beedford Lemuel Hatl Tripp Geo H Mills Tillotson Hastings Gifford WD Mancam Christopher Caroline Knight Ginn Rockland P G Thomson Ghase Wareham Oliver Chase Sussell Baronet Havoken Gov H M Hoyt Carrie S Hart Southard RA Taulene Champion Frank Herbert Herrick Edwin Nelson Hartford Mary Elizabeth Lewis Northport Northport. ‘Ars, Charles A White, Tripp Little Gull Mark Samuel D Carleton Freeman Anjor Brigi Zeno Douglass Oporto Poxet Eads Actor Liverpool Morgan City Shi Thomas Lord Ixia Bamburg Hutchinson Havana Raling Cardenas Portland State of Maine Hi Yard Eastport Joan Brooks Snownan Scis Cepola Giffin Pictou Mabel Il Phillips Staples James Lowell Reed Mattie J Ailes Grockett Woodbridge Mary Wrey Willame Granville Strout Stella Lee Hamilton Deer Isle New Zealand Holly Melissa D Robbins Meckerel Elsie M Smith Brigg Lodsen Jacobson Buenos J B Walker Wallace Tacoma Pensacolsa Ayden Forest Trail Aio Janeiro Nordens Vronning Henricksen Lisbon Commonwealth van E 1K Fennie Grumley Servia Smith Otago Gurlison Iusley Washington EA Bazeley Townsend Savannah Marton Snots Kells Lynn Kate K Rich Bowen Annie J Pardee Crosby St Thomas Otis Lavinia Campbell Vail Wormon Roberts Bray Bath Carrie L Godfrey Jarman Lizzie Babcock Babcock Bangor Anna EB Kranz Pervere Edward W Perry Nickerson Denvers Simmons Rockport Luanda G Potter Potter Salem Edith T Gandy Gandy Dover Harper Cambridgeport Ida C Bal Yard Hicbhards Colin Baker Baker Eteauer North Cambra Porman Lamson Fitzpatrick Hackensack Vittoria de Martino Charleston Edha Lottie Summers Kate Scranton Eldridge James D Newell Sharp Edward Joana Gardiner Young New Perth Amboy Lady Antrim Parker Maggie Mulvey Randlett K Fiower Mack Mary Louta Cofer Bailack Maggie Kennedy Jewett Bridgeport George Bird Spear Adde M Chadwick Thatcher Satlea George S Tarbell Higg Ns Anna $ Murch Murch Addie Jordan Harriman S.uth Boy T Lesmond van Ar Wyaroke Halpers Echs Hyne Hinckley Kennebec MM Grane Sutphen Cleaves Cuba Bahia J B Holden Look Williamine Olsen Maes Rebecca M Smish Satilla Ksiver Lizzie Haynes Sawyer Jawanmamah Chattahoochee Catharine John Hopkins Mark Hope Williams Glea Colerran Harbor Island Harbor Winslow George L Dickson Harding John C Cottingham Bishop Kennebec River Atlantic City Stonington Mist Mike Frank Edwarda Dreanaught Saunders Tacome Sydney Guy Cross Wellifleet Alice Higgins Caleb Mary Steele Budroe Francis P Hiller Freddie Higgins Saiied Charles F Atwood Walter L Rich Pleiades Mackereling Ida Laffrenier Wilmington Barks Kong Carl Henriksen St Thomas WI George Davis Pitt Key West U.S. Alamo San Marcos Texas New Mexico Arizona California Fernandina & Jacksonville Fla San Antonio FOHK Orleans Olbec & Treckhom Wmell S.S. Link Knickerbocker F. Kemble Louisiana E. V. Gager Willeave Pier North River Mississippi Red Rivers Cal Samuel H. Shaman J. N. Magsaa Washington Street Southern Pacific Company Mississippi River Mobile Mid Mexico KE. Currier E. Hawley General Eastern Broadway

Shipping ledger of vessels sailing and arriving worldwide

A dense list records numerous ships and barks with captains, origins, destinations, and sailing or arrival dates across ports including New Orleans, New York, Liverpool, Montreal, Havre, Antwerp, and Shanghai. Entries name vessels such as Castleton, Acapulco, Newport, Chateau Margaux, Susan, Horace Coffin, Beatrice Havener, and many others, noting cargoe, routes, and planned loads or departures through May and June.

Barhbuus Castleton Henry New Orleans Shielda Aspin Wail Acapulco New York Newport Breke—Aar Alma Ronneberg Pensacola Bordeaux Chateau Margaux Sensine Barbados Susan Ryan Pernambuco Alice Roy Aird G Uagoay Suthe Signet Dwkce St Lawrence Ldg Riche Sears Lottie B Wymar Carribean Roop Disz Werte Bars Hansen Dagmar Sharpness Ariotteteown Pei Moselie Kendie Liverpool San Nazzaro Pico Barcelona Carmen Serra Brunswick Est Tassino Bristol Sparks St Johne Cronstadt aAr Johanne Foss Josephsen Savannah Carasst Glenfiiart San Francisco Martha Cobb Greenbank Rio Janeiro Iroquois Nichols Dungermess Vark Hugh Cann Cann Antwerp Philadelphia Talisman Veazie Fiume Mathias Berckman Falmouth Jupiter Jones Cork Wonfleur Betts Gelletich Londonderry Oliver Emery Swarriage St Johns Maryport Edwards Queenstown Otterspool Robertson Portland Iron Duke Northernhay Boulton O. Rotterdam Duisberg Pederen Quebec Shields Lady Isabella

Banks fleet expansion fuels Grand Banks trade expansion

Lamoine reports a larger Banks fleet this season with pine vessels ranging from 16 000 to 5 000 quintals capacity. Vessels sailed include Nellie Woodbury Hodgkins Irving Leslie Haggerty on May 27 and Lizzie Lee Johnson Lewis King and Farnham Grend Bankr on June 1 from Grand Banks.

Lamoine Nellie Woodbury Hodgkins Irving Leslie Haggerty Grand Banks Lizzie Lee Johison Lewis King Farnham Grend Bankr

Maritime Shipping Arrivals and Sailed Vessels Across Ports

A lengthy list details ships from various ports including Apalachicola, Baltimore, New York, Boston, and Charleston. It notes brig Carrick Pickering, steamers Wm Lawrence and others, schooners, and brigs sailing to destinations such as Jacksonville, Savannah, Kingston Jamaica, Rotterdam, and Philadelphia with dates around the 2d to 4th.

Carrick Pickering Marshall Boston Alexendria Bucki Charlie Sucks Patterson Jacksonville Baltimore Wm_ Lawrence Billups Savanna Mattha Stevens Chance New York Chas A Briggs Hammatt L Lockwood Matheron Julia A Ward Rich Beverly Samuel Dillaway Hiriendige Kennepec Harry L Whiton Josh WU Langrail Palmer Governor’s Harbor ES Johnson Phililips Absco Emma Sabiston Charles Irelan Frank M Howes Benjamin Courtney Baker Dorchester May Williams Reed Charleston Ann K. Fleener Springer Thos B Schall Hitchins San Salva Faebeson Hickman Bitchens Mamie Saunders Udad Brixham Debrix Kingston Jamaica Geo Heaton Guest Chatham Aalett Chase Mayer Anthony Hoboken Neptune Thompson Hamburg Gazzellen Olsen Rotterdam Schs Emma S Briggs Park Ziba Knudsen Bahia Belle Clark Philadelphia Eureka Park Monitor San Francisco Eastport Nightingale Halvard Equator Nelson Charles KE Young Co'son Ernandina Minnie Abbe Plummer Gualistamo Frederick Pattersop Benjamin Terry Moore Monroe Mathilde Hennings Dade Pisasua Usko Ghent Mulgrave Ublin Cape Henry Pirate Graham Port Antonio Chesapeake Bermuda Georgetown Kossack Sproul Gardner Nellie Fioyd Jocpson Barber RU Spear Farr Lottie K Friend Guild E V Glover Ingersoll Clement Bear Jenschs Hortensia Sanborn Harry B Chester Smail St John Westphalia Santiago West Indian Ports Baltic Liverpool Rydalwater Santos Martello Hull Flamborough Tampico Fulda Bemen Delaware Leviathian Bebiasch Waccama Franconia Portland Glancus Fred Pe Bary Margarethe Antwirn Kerss Conte Geza Szapany Sydney Ganges Port Spain Bangor Vesta Providence Hattie Colups Am‘ta M B Mahoney A L Mitchell Frankfort CB Wood Sullivan Kat Church Georges Banks State of Texas Williams Fernandina Orencco Garvin Hamilton Circassia Campbell Glasgow Egisntine Wrigles St Ander Alien Hammilmeib Bremen Umbria McMicken Amicitia Reimers Baracoa

Diverse 19th Century Shipping Movements Across Global Ports

A dense maritime log lists vessels arriving and sailing from ports including Port Royal Havre Calcutta Norfolk New York and Boston. Entries name ships like Golden Fleece E B Ward Jr Weybosset and Theodor Voss with captains and destinations such as Dover London and Buenos Aires.

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