Exchange Offer Prompts Bondholders to Deposit Income Bonds
The plan allows holders of income bonds to exchange for Second Mortgage Class B four percent gold bonds at 67, with 70 basis fair value, for up to five million dollars. Deposits due by July 14, 1892, and payments schedule: 10 percent cash with application, 85 percent on allotment, 95 percent within 380 days, 90 percent within 60 days, 20 percent within 90 days. interest at 4 percent.
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Syndicate Havingeen
Atchison, Topeka and Banta FE Railroad Company
Milk Street
Boston
Baring, Magoun & CO
Wall Street
New York
Messrs
Wall ST
New York City
Baring Brothers & Co., Limited
London
England
J. W. Reinhart
Atchison Company
George C. Magoun
Stock Market News Highlights and Wheat Reports
No stock session yesterday as brokers kept half open to receive New York quotations. Market held firm though confidence dented by a $7,000,000 European gold shipment forecast. Banks in New York abundant in cash, crop prospects favorable, reducing risk from specie movements. Pennsylvania Railroad plans $6,000,000 Western line expenditures this year amid steady Western manufacturing. San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway exits receivership into bondholders’ hands with about $17,000,000 debt. road expected to extend to Llano iron field. Receivership ending, deposits in San Antonio banks, and a reorganizing committee in San Antonio. Wheat stocks abroad and at home show complex changes. June 1 European supplies up 18,000,000 bushels vs 1891, while American surplus rose 11,000,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New York
Europe
Waether
Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Western Lines
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Texas
Llano
United States
Canada
America
New York Stock Sales Report June 17 in Detail
Total shares traded reached 218600, down from 274100 on Thursday and 318100 on Wednesday. The report lists principal stocks with highest and lowest prices of the day across railroads and adjacent firms, including U S reg 116% and various railroad issues with bid and ask quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligve
N.w.deb
No.Pae
Lsts
D.C
lOre
O. 5
D.&r.g
Os Or Erie
Ft. W. & D Mbrhe
Iowa C
K. P. Con
U. Gs
Mobile & O
Ni Yup Ce St. L. Gs
N. J. C. Gen
Puritania and summer novelty brighten Boston theatre
The second week of Puritania at the Museum shows growing audience delight with Miss Hall as the Earl of Barrenlands and Miss Beaudet as Elizabeth, while Fred Solomon adds comic touches. Iolanthe nears withdrawal for Mascot revival. Harrigan and Reilly and the 400 receive strong praise at the Columbia. Bertoto the Parisian dancer headlines the Palace with dazzling dances, and Arena Garden presents varied summer entertainments as Ezra the Wandering Jew plays Thalia Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hall
Earl of Barrenlands
Tremont
Edward Harrigan
New York
Columbia Theatre
Mary Ann Dooley
Joseph Sparks
James B. Radcliff
Harry Fisher
George Merritt
Walter Plough
Frederick Peters
Richard Quilter
Dan Burke
Fannie Batchelder
Hattie Moore
Emma
Evelyn Pollock
Ada Louis
Kitty Lynch
Boston
Nine teenth annual dinner of Troop G First Massachusetts Cavalry
The Veteran Association of Troop G held its nine teenth annual dinner at Parker's with twenty members present. The unit, famed for gallantry in the Civil War 1861 to 1865, commemorates the Aldie battle of June 17, 1863 in which 154 of 210 men were lost. A. A. Sherman was elected president. Samuel N. Davenport, vice president. Artemus C. Smith, treasurer. Oliver Downing, secretary. Major David B. Keith, Robert P. Skilton, Charles W. Dyer and Oliver Downing spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Association of
First Massachusetts Cavalry
Parker’s
Aldie
A. A. Sherman
Samuel N. Davenport
Artemus C. Smith
Oliver Downing
David B. Keith
Robert P. Skilton
Charles W. Dyer
The Coaching Party Leaves Vendome for Auburndale
A festive coaching party organized by A K Peck departed the Vendome at noon yesterday for Lee s Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale. Five colorfully dressed coaches carried matrons aides and numerous guests amid horn blasts and rhymed chants. An amateur photographer captured scenes along Echo bridge and a large group photo followed at the Woodland Park Hotel lunch before the party returned to the Vendome by 8pm.
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Tlo
Lee
Woodland Park
Auburndale
A. K. Peck
J.S. Carvell
Charles W. Lewis
Everett F. Sweet
Charles H. Bond
H. B. Whall
Aids
Harry B. Whall
Alonzo D. Peck, Jr
Phil A. Spofford
William O. Lovell
Walter A. Lawson
William Kirke Corey
Henry P. Dole
Fred W. Dunbar
A. K. Peek
A. D. Peck, Jr
Carvell
Lewis
Miss Fuller
van Tuill
Miss Hosmer
Mr. Odell
Miss Bean
Mr. Dole
Mrs. Whall
Mr. Whall
Miss Holloway
Misses Calder
Mr. Williams
Mr. Dexter
Miss Beard
Dr. Ahearn
Miss Ahearn
Miss Felt
Miss Hunter
Miss Oliver
Mr. Vesper
Mrs. Bond
Mr. Suits
Mr. Hobbs
Mr. Porter
Curry
Smith
Mr. Goodrich
Miss Wallace
Mr. Davis
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Bond
Miss Maynard
Belle Thayer
Mr. Stone
Miss Needham
Miss McMahon
Mrs. McMahon
Mr. Rose
Mr. Gleason
Miss Littlefield
Miss Thompson
Trafton
Esterbrook
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Flint
Miss Kendal
Miss Campbell
Sweet
Lovell
Doyle
Spofford
Snow
Strachan
Proctor
Buckminster
Woodland Park Hotel
G. Waldron Smith
Echo Bridge
Boston Athletic Association Wins Thriller Over Fall River
The Boston Athletic Association claimed a five wicket and two run victory at Longwood, beating Fall River as Jack Howard’s fielding mishap halted his display. Burgess and Reynolds starred with bat while Wright’s bowling troubled the Fall River side in a sunlit, rain-threatened clash.
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Boston Athletic Association
Longwood
Fall River
Mixer
George Wright
Jack Howard
F. M. Burgess
Jack
Greaves
Burgess
L. Reynolds
L. Haughton
Tom Pettitt
G. Wright
J. Howard
Chambers
Wright
Draper
J. Hindle
C Reynolds
Simmons
Pettitt
F. Burgess
Haughton
J .Taylor
Notout
Psec Asceosaasnee
Wuaet Searwright
S. Wright
I. Sullivan
J. D. W. Lovett
B. A. A. MW. Rev B. Mlw. R. Cracknell
G. Platt
C. L. Bixby
C Howard
Welling Ciposienia
R. Cracknell
Hindle
Bizoy Access
Arnold
Pothles Fi Siars
Boyd
Tiers
Somerville Dominates East Boston by 142 to 33
Somerville overwhelmed East Boston in a lopsided 142 to 33 victory. Villiers scored 42 and Whitehouse 44 for Somerville while Neale claimed six wickets for 11 runs. The day included a cricket match in Medford interrupted by rain and the formation of the West Indian Athletic Club in Boston with West Indian players promoting muscular training.
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Somerville
East Boston
Boston
C. F. Samuels
Irving Street
West Indian Athletic Club
J. T. Jordan
British Guiana
Alexander Williams
Samuels
Venezuela
David Francis
Worcester Continentals Celebrate Bunker Hill Day
Worcester hosts Amoskeag Veterans of Manchester and Putnam Phalanx of Hartford in Continental buff and blue uniforms. About five hundred march in parade with bands and many officials attending services, parade, and a banquet. Colonel Taft fell ill from heat, Major Taylor led. Event to rotate among the three cities annually.
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Worcester
Amoskeag Veteras
Manchester
N. H
Putnam Phalanx
Hartford
Universalist Church
Mechanics’ Hall
Taft
Nathan Tayor
Forty-Niners Dine At Revere House Meeting In Boston
Two score members of the New England Associated Pioneers of ’49 gathered at the Revere House with President Samuel Snow in the chair. A business meeting preceded the dinner and new members James Eddy Jerome Dwelley and Franklin Gray were admitted. Officers were elected including President Samuel Snow and a full board of directors. The association presented the house with the Fremont certificate and a table decoration of a monument made from sweetbreads resembling the Bunker Hill monument inscribed with 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Associated Pioneers of ’49
Revere House
Samuel Snow
James E. Eddy
Jerome Dwelley
Franklin Gray
Samue Snow
Warren Fletcher
Solomon S. Rowe
Joseph Holmes
John W. Russell
Henry L. Lawrence
Joseph P. Blake
Frank S. Stevens
Marshall Russell
Edwin Litchfield
W.C. Taylor
N. M. Hunnewell
Benjamin M. Fulsom
J. B. Dillaway
Isaac B. Kirby
C. Hodge Johnson
Benjamin F. Griggs
Henry M. Hayward
A. R. Richardson
G. H. Stickney
John A. Perry
Samuel T. Manson
Daniel W. Nason
Coa
Mrs Dr Sophia C Thompson Held in Abortion Case
Mrs Dr Sophia C Thompson was brought before Justice for Faith in Municipal Criminal Court on the abortion charge tied to Charlotte Hopkins's death on June 16. She was held in $5000 bail for appearance on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia C. Thompson
Charlotte Hopkins
Justice For Faith
Municipal Criminal Court
Perkins Alumni Dinner Elects Officers for Next Year
The sixth annual Alumni Association dinner of the Perkins Institution for the Blind was held at the United States Hotel with forty five members and several teachers and officers present. John Vars of Newport Rhode Island was elected president, E H Hatch of Concord New Hampshire vice president, D H Reardon of Boston treasurer, and E H Fowler of Worcester secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Perkins Institution For the Blind
United States
John Vars
Newport
R.L
E. H. Hatch
Concord
N. H
D. H. Reardon
Boston
E. H. Fowler
Worcester
Sunday Services at Union Hall with Nightingale themed talk
Sunday vesper at the Union Hall 48 Norton Street features Rev William H yon of Boston delivering Florence Nightm are. Music by the Damon family including Elfreda Nettis Dora Mamie Damon with Mendall Taylor as director. Doors open 7 15, program starts 7 45 with free seats. Rev WM Downs of Bowdoin Square Baptist will preach at Park Square Hall at 7 30 on Some Devices of the Devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Nor ‘Ton Street
William H. Yon
Boston
Florence
Damonamily
RE. Elfreda Damon
Nettis Damon
Dora P
Damon
Mamie O. Damon
George Mendall Taylor
WM. W. Downs
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Park Square Hall
Park Square
Harvard College Overseer Election Notice 1892
The Board of Overseers of Harvard College announces an election by Alumni to fill five six-year Overseer terms and one one-year term for the late James Russell Lowell. Voting on commencement day June 29 at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Solomon Lincoln president and Alexander McKenzie secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Lowell
Solomon Lincoln
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Voting rights under 1865 act for college degree holders
The act grants vote eligibility to those who received a BA or MA or any honorary degree from the College for Overseers. It limits voting by current Corporation members and government instructional officers, and bars BA graduates from voting until five years after their class graduates.
Marriages in Cambridge and nearby areas on June 15
Multiple marriage notices list couples wed across Massachusetts and nearby states. Names include Fosdick Murray, Goin Perry, Sawtelle Smith, Slade Tucker, Stone Ew ell, Choate Burnett, Frothingham Clapp, Heaton Hoyt, Perry Cumings, and Smith Hill with respective officiants and locations such as Cambridge Melrose Charlestown Northboro and New York.
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Fosdick—Murray
Cambridge
A. E. White
Oliver G. Fosdick
Florence R. Murray
Gogin—Perry
Melrose
Thomas W. Brown
Thomas M. Goin
Florence M. Perry
Sawtelle Smith
Charlestown
William Lyons
Charles W. Sawtelle
Anne EK. Smith
Charles I F
Choate—Burnett
Southboro
Waldo Burnett
Louise
Joseph Burnett
Charles Francis Choate
Jr. Frothingham
Clapp
New _ York
Robert Collyer
Paul R. Frothingham
New Bedford
Anna Pe
Pittsfield
Mass
Alfred Gooding
James A. Baapaposton
Emelie L
A. C. Hoyt
Perry— ‘Umings
Jamaica Plain
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
Arthur P. Ferry
Mary Hale Cumings
Charles B. Cumings
Smith—Hill
Dorchester
C. R. Eliot
Alger H. Smith
M. Cinnie
Deaths Update from Brookline and Boston Area
Death notices report Adele Winthrop of Brookline aged 72 after illness. funeral at St Pauls Brookline Tuesday. Charles Joshua Brooks, 21, son of Annie M. and Joshua Brooks, local death in city. Annie Warren Bullock of Wellesley Hills and Susan B Hawes of Boston Highlands pass away. William E Hooper Brookline 46. Esther Nelson and Sarah J White obituary notices list ages and spouses.
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Winthrop
Brookline
Adele
Robert C. Winthrop
Francis Granger
St. Paul's Church
Brooks
Charles Joshua
Annie M
Joshua Brooks
Bullock
Wellesley Hills
Annie Warren
Edwin O. Bullock
Hawes
Boston Highlands
Susan B
Eben O. Hawes
Hooper
William E. Hooper
Nelson
Esther
Barnard Nelson
White
East Boston
Sarah J
William A. White
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Henierbidd
Atchison Co
Milk St
Bishopsgate
E. C
Union Trust Company of
Broadway
Baring Brothers & Company, Limited
Atchlieen Company
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Post Office
Massachusetts
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
F.trull
WM. B. Turner
N. A Thompson & CO
Congress St
Boston 2816
Portamouth
Philadelphia
Salem Willows
Beverly
S . Wwrart
Pearson
W. A. McCrillis
NEW York Stock Sales
Tex. P. Ists
Tt. Pac. Igts
West Sp
Wab
Atchison
Canada Pacific
Canada South
Ches.& O
Athes
VA Dd
R. G. Preg
del. & Hudtener
Del
Y & Lack
East Tenn
Erie de
Louis. & Nash
Long Island
Lake Shore
Missouri Pac
el Oe
Ont. & Western
Rock Island
Rich
W. P
St. Paul
Southern Pac
L.E
Chicago Gas
BUGBR
Ss Ccics
OU Pacific Mailee
Pal
Fenn. C. & I
Sa One
W. Union
Prytee Cote
Vendsom Boson
Chicago Masnela
Dhe
Ourncy Weovse
Vad
Winterhee Oom
M Sonoda Ovb
Orices
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Troy & Boston Railroad Company
Daniel A. Gleason
American Bell Telephone Company
Weord
William &, Driver
the Globe
Charles Klein
Museum
Henry E. Dixey
Globe Theatre
Porty
Tolanthe
Little Tippett
Boston Museum
A. S. Lipman
Harry Brown
Lionel Bland
Stanislaus Stange
Stone & Shaw
Razoretta
Floretta
Captain Chittenden
Palace Theatre
Bertoto
Palace
Snanege Mt
John J. Burke
Jack Talbot
Four Planets
Ken and
Mitchell
Hewitt
Paterson and
May
Bobby
Iry Emmett
Frank Kennedy
Matt Greene
Thomas Grenn
Ena
Evans
Sullvan
Normandy
Strauss
Arena Garden
Poker-Hunt-Us
McBride
Goodrich
Jessie K. Giles
Doras
George F. Marine
O’brienan
Kim-Ka
Thayer
Wilkins
Boston Theatre
Ezra
Thalia Theatre Company
Washington St
California
Blanchard & Farrar
AZ Dock Co. & B
Faucuil Mallaq
DR. Thompson Held
Harvard College
Ustralian Gold
Wilson Bros
Tremontrow
Nervine
Kremont St
Hsoston
New England
Columbia Bicycles
Pope Mfg
Con
Columbus Ave
Metropolitan Mfg, CO
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth
Fifty-ninth Streets
Central Park and
Plaza Square
Terminal Station
Sixth Avenue
Chae F. Chandler
Flotel Metropole
Seventh Avenue
Grand Central Depot
Forty Second Street
Boulevard
Grand Central
West Shore
Green & Putney
Lake George
Fort William Henry
Wim. Noble
Hote
Grenoble
Fifty-seventh Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Albany
Syracuse
Cleveland
Wagner
Chicago
R.R
Cincinnati
Utica
Toledo
Niagara Falls
New Hanven
Springfield
Buffet
P St
Kneeland St
A. G. Hanson
Provideneeling
Ark Square
Province
Connecticut
Washington Street
Park Square Station
Telephone
Chas. F. C
Snow & CS
Alten Street
Georgia
Melons
Palermo
H. Harris & CO
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