League Standings and a Rainy Washington Game
Washington and several clubs feature in the pennant table with Detroites, New Yorks, Philadelphias, Chicagos pitters, and Pittsburgs listed by wins and losses. A rainout in Washington delayed the latest action while Daily and George dazzled or flopped in a Philadelphia New York contest, and Detroit handled Pittsburgh in a tense day of baseball across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroite
Esseveeee
Sion
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Whiongos
Pitteburge
Oneness
Washingtons
Indianapolis
One sided game at South End grounds Lawrences vs Blues
Blues pounded Fish for sixteen hits in six innings before Donovan finished. Be support of the outfield kept Butler from a worse line, while Oley and Sheehan starred for the Blues. Attendance 400 as Boston Blues beat Lawrences 4 to 7.
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South End
Lawrences
Blues
Fish
Donovan
Butler
Oley
Sheehan
Boston Blues
K. BH
Te Sheehan
Aia
Man
Ray
Burns
Hamilton
Campanayri
Clare
Burke
Murphy
Pettee
Jordan
Earle
Enutler
Donald
Sith
Fishy
Manning
Bradley
Smith
Firat
Empire
Other Games Report From Early Baseball Showdowns
In Brooklyn at Brooklyn-Clevelands the Brooklyns won 8 to 2. Staten Island Metropolitans defeated St Louis 6 to 3. Philadelphia Athletics beat Cineinnatis 10 to 0. Baltimore Baltimores defeated Louisvilles 16 to unknown.
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Brooklyn
Clevelands
Brooklyns
Staten Island
Surplus Revenue Discussed by Secretary Fairchild
Washington notes detail a Treasury plan to relieve surplus funds by anticipated interest on government securities and open market purchases. Secretary Fairchild cites risks of bond premiums, possible extra sessions, and gradual tariff revisions while stressing need for collective action and careful legislative work.
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Fairchild
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Virginia
Harmony of Action Between Government and House Majority
A political statement calls for harmony of action between the government and the House majority on originating questions. It says the subject will be carefully canvassed when time comes, and stresses that harmony of action is essential regardless of the plan.
Opposition to the West End Street Railway Meeting
A large gathering of Boston business leaders met at State Street to oppose the West End Street Railway bill. They debated Whitney’s letter and appointed a seven member committee to confer with Henry M. Whitney and report back at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Henry M. Whitney
State Street
Senate
West End Street Railway Company
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Causten Browne
Dd. Warren
George Thacher
J. ©. Chappelle
Solomon Lincoln
Buckminster Brown
Elias Merriam
Hamilton A. Hill
Auustus Flagz
W. B. Sewall
D. Webster King
Lexander Young
Augustus Parker
Edward Bangs
Lawrence Curtis
R. C. Winthrop, Jr
John I. Coolidge
Stephen G._Deblois
Alexander Moseley
Henry Lee
W. L. Parker
William H. Kennard
F. M. Ames
Thomas Wigglesworth
Augustus Lowell
Charles Torrey J. D. W. French
Charles B. Stewart
W. G. Saltonstall
James M. Bugbee
Otis Norcross
Ezra Farnsworth
Joel Goldthwait
Edward Brooks
G. E. Brown
DA Nt. McLean
Sle
Abbott Lawrence
William Perkins
George Higginson
West End Street
Equitable
A. M. Howe
Mr. Whitney
Ile
Whitney
W. W. Vaughan
Brimmer
Beacon Street
Vaughan
Genmine Tee
Messrs. Abbott Lawrence
Moorfield Storey
W. C. Loring
H. W. Chaplin
Punch enters market with Victorian Era book plans
Punch publishes Mr. Punch's Victorian Era detailing the Queen's reign drawn from ninety two half yearly volumes. Mr York Powell writes a brief history of Scandinavian Britain. The late Earl of Iddesleigh's literary remains to be published separately beyond his memoirs.
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Punch
City finances under tax exemption wink at City Hall
A letter to the editor questions the mayoral office finance meeting and says the treasurer and corporation counsel allowed bonds to escape taxation. It argues the law forbids such exemptions and claims the city effectively pays a higher rate than private firms when taxes are absorbed by lenders. Boston, June 6, 188?
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Corporation
Boston
The Pauper Case Before Collector Saltonstall
An 19th century hearing opens over the landing of an alleged insane pauper aboard the Cunard steamer Cephalonia from Liverpool to Boston. State officials accuse the ship of bringing a distressed old woman. relatives in Jamaica Plain deny knowledge of her fate as officials seek to halt clearance papers.
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Saltonstall
Cunard
Cephalonia
Boston
Liverpool
Jamaica Plain
Ireland
Boston Harbor
Oleard
Wrightington
State House
Cephalomia
Flatley
Perkins Institution Commencement at Tremont Temple
The Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind held commencement exercises at Tremont Temple at 3 o clock yesterday. Diploma recipients included Caroline Hastman Adams Clarence Wilbur Basford Asa Everett Benson George William Brown and others. Dr Samuel Eliot delivered the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Tremont Temple
Charles H. Prescott
Institution
C. A. W. Howland
Clarence W. Basford
Samuel Eliot
M. J. Savage
Harvey N. Shepard
Anagnos
Dr. Eliot
Caroline Hastman Adams
Clarence Wilbur Basford
Asa Everett Benson
George William Brown
Frederick Bates Gould
Prize speaking and reading at Tufts College prizes awarded
Yesterday afternoon in College Hall Tufts held the Goddard prizes for speaking and reading. A large audience saw sophomores and upperclassmen perform classics and original pieces with the judges naming first and second prize winners for sophomores juniors and seniors. First prizes went to George Hoyt Hero Juli enne Campbell Edgerly and David Lee Maulsby with several second prizes shared among others.
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Tufts College
College Hall
Burdett Henry Loomis
Old South Church
William Best Lady
Virginius
Kellogg
Charles Christen Nelson
Taylor
Julienne Campbell Edgerly
O. W. Jolmes
Sumner Robinson
Kansas
Sumner Readings
Leo Rich Lewis
Waller
David Lee Maulsby
Robert Browning
Dickens
Charles Henry Patterson
Fra Giacomo
Robert Buchanan
Rip van Winkle
Boucicault
George Hoyt Hero
William Best Eddy
George L. Perin
Boston
W. FP. Bradbury
Cambridge
J. Blonfield
Hanover
W. Ht. Ryder
Gloucester
Builders Vote to Sustain Granite Makers in Strike Dispute
The master builders voted yesterday to sustain the granite manufacturers against their strikers and to appeal to the Building Trades Council to act on strikes in several trades. The action concerns violations of the prior spring agreement forbidding strikes from April 1, 1887, to April 1, 1885.
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Building Trades’ Council
Cambridge Master Carpenters Decide Ten Hour Day
At a regular meeting the master carpenters received a journeymen petition asking for a joint committee to approach the State board of arbitration for a hearing on the length of a day’s work. The master carpenters declare ten hours constitute a day while the journeymen seek nine hours. The petition was tabled.
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Master Carpenters of
Cambridge
State Board of Arbitration
Stanton Attacks Wife in Public Street Stabbing
George S Stanton a colored man of 62 Joy Street followed his wife Lucy to the Common where enraged he drew a sheath knife and stabbed her three times She was removed to Massachusetts General Hospital Stanton fled the scene and remains at large
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George
Stanton
Joy Street
Lucy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Essex County plans courthouse addition in Salem bid scene
Essex County commissioners met the bar to discuss expanding the Salem courthouse. The vote was 26 to 7 to endorse current plans with savings. The lowest bid runs about 180000, with bidders asked to quote cuts for removing ornamental work. Parsons & Peterson of Salem are the lowest bidders.
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Essex County Commissioners
Court House
Salem
Messrs
Lawsuits in relax prose from tense 19th century courts
The record lists cases before Superior Court sessions with multiple dockets. It names plaintiffs and defendants, claims for personal injuries from railroad ejections and assaults, damages sought up to 20 000 dollars, and various recognizance and arrest disputes. It also notes juries selected in Essex and Middlesex counties, with trial schedules and attorneys indicated for several actions.
Roxbury Irish League objects to Faneuil Hall use
The Roxbury branch of the Irish National League held a meeting at 1180 Tremont street to denounce granting Faneuil Hall to the English jubilee celebration. A five member committee was chosen to draft resolutions condemning aldermen for permitting the hall’s use. The newspaper spoke with members about Editor O Briens stance on a New York demonstration and many praised his position as advancing Ireland. A nine year old, Daniel Sullivan, died after contact with an electric wire while retrieving a ball on Lehigh street, his clothes catching fire en route to City Hospital.
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Roxbury
Irish National League
Tremont Street
Faneuil Hall
Post
O’brien
New York
O'Brien
League
Ireland
Daniel Sullivan
Lehigh Street
Frederick Jones
West Newton Street
Athol
Lewis Jones
Boston
Shawmut
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Supreme Court
William Murray
Dell
N. Y
Elmira
E. B. Hammond
Nashua
N. H
Harvard Medics College
New Hampshire
State Board of Education
York Beach & Harbor Railroad
Rufus Case
East St. Johnsbury
West Lebanon
Greenfield
Jaffrey
Hubbardston
Glove and Handkerchief sale on Lisle and Linen goods
R and J Gilchrist advertise ladies gloves in Lisle and silk, spun silk gloves, silk mitts, and unlaundered and Valenciennes handkerchiefs with lace. Gents linen handkerchiefs, colored borders, and various hose priced at deep discounts. Trimmings include bead, diamond drop, Milan drop, jet gimps with clear auction-style closing prices.
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Jersey
Valenciennes
Milan
Springfield Safe-robbers Blinkey Lane and English Bill NABBED
John Lane known as Blinkey and William Bennett alias English Bill were arrested in this city Monday night while wanted in Springfield for blowing open the Kimberly Lombard safe last March and stealing 253 dollars. Bennett has served time in Boston New York and Philadelphia and police expect more safe jobs may be tied to them. The force also reports doubtless reports about William ONeill murder are groundless. ONeill drank and was seen on the track before a train struck him in Charlestown last night.
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John Lane
Blinkey
William Bennett
English Bill
Springfield
Kimberly & Lombard
Bennett
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
William O'Neil
Charlestown
O'Neil
Daly
Nantucket
Rowe's
Moulton Street
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Charles F. Choate
Southboro
Frederick L. Ames
Cornelius N. Elias
Thomas J. Borden
Fall River
John 8. Brayton
Leander N. Lovell
Silas Pierce
William J. Rotch
New Bedford
Nathaniel Thayer
Lancaster
Perkins Street
Main
Columbia Street
Caldwell Street
Standish Street
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Suffolk County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Immanuel Congregational Church
Moreland Street
Roxbury
Chelsea
Samuel Hatch & Co
Fairchild
Lermont
J. P. Dennett
Commodore Whitten
Hull Yacht Club
Benjamin L. M. Tower
Tower
Carmen
Dr J C Cutter Returns From Japan Visit to Warren
Dr J C Cutter formerly house surgeon at Boston City Hospital and for nine years professor of physiology and comparative anatomy at the College of Agriculture in Sapporo Yozo Japan has returned home arriving in New York on Wednesday last.
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J. C. Cutter
Warren, Mazs
Boston City Hospital
College of Agriculture
Sapporo
Yozo
Japan
New York
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United States Circuit Court
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New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Olean
State of
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S. J.thomas
H. P. Moulton
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Bacon, J
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Henry H. Faxon
Mark Hanson
Quincy
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
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A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Roberts
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Hammond, J
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Haverhill
Middlesex County
Pitman, J
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Wallaston
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Sudbury
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Hunnewell
Ian
R. & J. Gilchrist
Boston Post
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Quincy House
Democratic State Committee
United States
Music Hall
Ad Neuendorff
Phoenix
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Washington St
Mass
HA. Hartley & GO
Bigelow
Brussels
Roxbury T
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Douglass County
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