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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1883

Page

4

Merrimack Manufacturing picks six directors and a treasurer

Merrimack Manufacturing names George B. Chase Seth Bemis Arthur T. Lyman C W Loring Augustus Lowell and Charles J Bowditch as directors with Charles H Dalton chosen treasurer A separate incident describes a man thrown from a moving horse carpage mud and a threatened lawsuit against the Metropolitan company The North End Savings Bank held its annual meeting voting a 2 percent dividend and reelecting officers Three trustees declined for ill health The Vineyard voyage scheduled for today is postponed painters and upholsterers finish work for the season The steamer will cruise the bay on Saturday and depart for Provincetown on Sunday

George B. Chase Seth Bemis Arthur T. Lyman C. W. Loring Augustus Lowell Charles J. Bowditch Merrimack Manufacturing Commpany Charles H. Dalton Metropolitan Company North End Savings Bank Empire State Bay Provincetown

Dorchester Yacht Club Faces Deficit From Cashier’s Misuse

Trustees review the club finances after Arthur H Slaney the Dorchester Yacht Club treasurer is found responsible for a deficit ranging from 600 to 3700 dollars. A special meeting to address the loss is planned with an assessment likely on all members. Commodore William Gray Jr admitted to using his own funds to cover regatta bills after detecting the embezzlement.

Arthur H. Slaney Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company Dorchester Yacht Club Blaney William Gray, Jr

Competitive examination for customs offices in Boston

A competitive examination is announced for those seeking entry to customs offices in Boston or any Washington department. It will be held at the United States courthouse on Tremont Street in Boston on the 25th day of June at 2 oclock noon. Blank applications may be obtained from the collector, filled out, and returned before that date. applicants must appear for examination without further notice.

Boston Washington United States Court House Tremont Street Charles H. Fiske Weston Middlesex George Wheadland, Jr Suffolk Boston Post Joax W. McKim, Esquire Eugene J. Hadley Benjamin Burlingame Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Commonwealth of Massachusetts Charlotte Sheafe New York Maria L. Sheafe App Joann W. McKim. Esquire Massachusetts Messenger’s Suffolf Isaac H. Taylor County of Court Square J. I. Ingalls Court Street

New England Weather Indications and Barometer Shift

Partly cloudy weather is expected for New England with rain likely in the northern portions. Winds will be light and variable as the barometer shows a slight rise followed by a fall.

New England

Special Weather Bulletin From Northwest Disturbance

A disturbance of slight energy has developed in the northwest and now lies near Davenport, bringing heavy local rains and thunderstorms in the upper Mississippi Valley. The Missouri River has overflown at Lexington. St Louis river gauge reads 33 feet 1 inch, about 3 feet above danger.

Davenport Mississippi Valley Middle States Ohio Valley New England Lake Region Northwest Mississippi Missouri River Lexington Upper Lake Region Middle Atlantic Missouri St. Louis

Boston Weather Summary from June 20 1883

The Observer's Office Signal Service Boston reports a cloudy morning then varying conditions through the day with a fair pass at noon and a clear evening. Readings include mean daily temperature around 70.7, minimum 63.0, maximum 80.0, mean daily humidity about 84 percent, and total rainfall 2.80 inches.

Boston Osserver’s Office Signal Service U.8 Dew Point B. Cole Sergt C. U

Weather Report for Boston June 20 1883 Night Observations

War Department Signal Service telegram notes observations from multiple stations including Boston and Providence. Data shows various conditions such as clear, cloudy, and rain with temperatures and wind directions.

Gjeneral Boston War Department United States Army

The Sorcerer at Bijou and Mascot at Boston Shine Tonight

The Sorcerer comic opera plays at the Bijou Theatre with evening shows. Boston Museum presents The Mascot comic opera in the evening. Boston Theatre features Rancho 10 in the evening. Oakland Garden offers Callender's Minstrels every evening with matinees Monday Wednesday and Saturday.

BIJOU Boston Museum Mascot Boston Theatre Rancho Oakland Garden Callender Ministrels

Philadelphia and New York Goods Auctions and Real Estate

Listings show Samuel Buntings Sons & Co and Lewis J Bird & Co auctioning dry goods furniture rugs and real estate in Philadelphia and New York with 10 30 AM times on Friday June 22 and additional sales at 3 PM. Includes Boots and Shoes dealers AS Richards & Co carpetings Wil Cloths and Mattings and Lippincott & Son per notice.

Philadelphia Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co Lippincott & Son Lewis 2Aie & Co Furnniture Leonora Henry Re Bird & Co George H Abbott Boots New York Richards & Co Wil Samuel Bunting

Market Rundown Signals Strong Fall Prospects For Seeds

Market reports no major change this week as manufacturers place first orders and forwarding begins. Duplicates arrive slowly. second orders wait until jobbers receive initial purchases. Large buyers mostly absent, with retail and general store dealers expected to boost activity. Shipments total 1,129,576 cases since Jan 1 versus 1,046,294 last year, an 88,282 rise, with 44,967 cases shipped this week. Principal seed destinations include St Joseph Missouri Chicago Illinois Kansas City Missouri St Louis Missouri Cincinnati Ohio and New York City among many others.

St Joseph Chicago Lil Kansas City St Louis Cinnemnati Buffalo Nashville New Orleans Atlanta

Emerson Piano Company Moves to New Palatial Quarters

The Emerson Piano Company, organized in 1879, has expanded and now occupies palatial warerooms at 159 Tre yiont Street. The five story brown stone building houses salesrooms and offices on the first floor with storage in the basement. Interior decorations include oil paintings, ornate frescoes, brass work, and chandeliers. Mr. De Anguera, superintendent of sales, will explain the large stock and designs to visiting friends.

Emerson Piano Company Treyiont Street de Anguera

Armstrong Transfer company baggage pickup in Boston

The Armstrong Transfer company announces it will call at any city location to carry baggage to any railroad or station in Boston. Travelers avoid baggage identification issues and receive careful handling by experienced personnel, with transfer offices at major Boston railroad stations and messengers on many incoming trains.

Armstrong Transfer Company Boston

Camp week reviews a brigades steady progress and discipline

On Wednesday the brigade completed drills and field exercises at the camp with 1496 total personnel reported. inspections by Brig. Gen. Patton and others occurred as Maj. Mathews led mortar practice and field drill. Gen. Wales introduced ledger guard records and weather notes to standardize duties, while Lt. Field’s signal corps trained new tactics. Visitors included Police Commissioners Jenks and Curran and G. F. Babbitt from the board of health.

Cavalry Light Artillery Patton Inspr F. L. Stevenson Lange Dril Wales Maj. Mathews Lieut Berry Signal Corps Capt Field Maj Mathews Charles F. Lovett Reguar Jenks and Curran G. F. Babbitt Board of Health

Suburban matters probate and court actions

Probate court proceedings report wills admitted to probate for Elisha Horton Canton Maria Kilis Dedham Jacob Marrimer Canton Nathaniel Newman Sumner Dedham Lyman Smith Norwood and administration granted for Seth Williams Foxboro Maria F Clark Medway Winslow Cook Franklin Lyman E Thayer Franklin Johanna Murray Stoughton Lydia M Phillips Medway Thomas C Norton Dover James Cobuin Dedham Separate support petition for Mrs Pepper Dedham dismissed Insolvency cases Judge White lists adjournments hearings and appointments Guardians appointed for Catherine Gaffney Lillian Penniman Caroline Blackman etc Insolvent debtors include Samuel K Elliott Credmoor Electric Bell and Cap Co Alevins Brown etc Short notes on local incidents and political appointments Cambridge aldermen board of selectmen street superintendent and repairs budget figures published

Prorpark MatTters Judge White Elisha Horton Canton Maria Kilis Dedham Jacob Marrimer Nathaniel Newman Sumner Lyman Smith Norwood Seth Williams Foxboro Maria F. Clark Medway Winslow Cook Franklin Lyman E. Thayer Johanna Murray Stoughton Lydia M. Phillips White J. Henry Brooks Milton Preston Chavis Eadwin C. Moulton Needham George H. Stock Patrick Gaffney Catherine Gaffney Clara Penniman Braintree Lillian R. ’Enniman Emeline Blackman Dover Caroline Francis Blackman Samuel K. Elliott Quincy Creedmoor Rplectric Bell and Cap Company Ilis Wallace Fern Street Waltham District Court Cambridge Mary E. Sinclair Joy Street Salem Jonathan T. Brown Marblehead C. Alvin Chadwell Jeremiah Wentworth Joseph P. Welch Lynn John McSorley

Notable Deaths Across States Mention Gen Ewing And Others

Obituaries recall Gen Charles Ewing of Ohio who died in Washington on June 20 after pneumonia, a son of Thomas Ewing and brother-in-law to Gen Sherman, who practiced law in D C since 1867. Other notices include George Bigelow of Waltham died June 18, Sumner A. Hayward of Brockton died June 20, Mrs Caroline W Abbott of Belfast and Mrs Wharton J Green of Tokay.

Charles Ewing Ohio Washington Gen. Ewing Thomas Ewing United States Interior Taylor Lon Congress Gen. W. T. Sherman George Bigelow Waltham Weston Mass Newton Sumner A. Hayward Brockton North Bridgewater Hayward Plymouth County Brockton Savings Bank Caroline W. Abbott Belfast Nehemiah Abbott Waldo Abbott Margaret Fuller Wharton J. Green North Carolina Tokav Fayetteville N. Y Massachusetts Ellery David Davis Tokay Senator Davis

Harbor dinner debacle derides Massachusetts Medical Association

A writer laments the hoarding of food and rude behavior at a harbor excursion dinner of the Massachusetts Medical Association. He compares the scene to hoggish greed, cites scuffles over plates, and criticizes doctors for neglecting decency and self-control amid a crowded banquet.

Massachusetts Medical Association Maegan

Insurance losses and small city fires reported

Decent Insurance losses across multiple firms and cities. Building Nos 240 to 246 Devonshire street insured for 30 000 by Royal American Philadelphia Insurance Company of North America and Lancaster plus 5 000 each. Moore Smith Co insured for 70 000 across Neptune Scottish Union and National Sun North British Queen Williamsburg City Connecticut Manufacturers North American and Continental 5 000 each. Hamburg Bremen Fire Association Boylston Niagara British America 2 500 each. Furniture and fixtures 1 000 in Mechanics' of Brooklyn. B Callender Co insured for 70 000 in Metropole Phoenix Brooklyn Home Northern 5 000 each. In Boston area alarms report small fires with minimal damage including Hayes's blacksmith shop Brighton district and a kerosene lamp explosion at 93 Utica street. Telegraph briefed fire losses include Elm flax mill on Eleventh avenue and Fifty seventh street at 11 000 with 500 workers present and two girls injured. Monadnock lake barn and stable loss 2 000. Morton’s block on Post street San Francisco loss 50 000. Fresno reports ten buildings burned totaling 70 000.

Devonshire Street William Appleton Royal American Philadelphia Pennsylvania Insurance Company of North America Lancaster Moore, Smith & Co Neptune Scottish Union and National Sun North British Queen Williamsburg City Connecticut Manufacturers Hamburg- Bremen Fire Association Boylston Niagara British America Mechanics Brooklyn B. Callender & Co Metropole Phoenix Home and Northern First National Citizens New York Newark City Peoples New Jersey Merchants Rochester German Washington Springfield Meriden, Security, Fire Association Guardian Prescott, Standard, Fire Insurance Association New Hampshire Williamsburg Mercantile United Firemen’s Boston Hayes Brighton Utica Street J. T. Hunt Telegraph Eleventh Avenue Fifty-seventh Street Dublin N. H Monadnock Lake R. L. Parker San Francisco Cal Thompson Zanzibar Minerva New Bedford Pemba Atlantic Ocean St Michael Indian Ocean Arctic Ocean John McCullough A L Silvia Caleb L Ellis Lyth Joseph Thompson John Mathews James Gamlin William Maxfield Thomas W Swift S W Hayes John A Sawyer BB Church S H Gook

The Mascot Encore Dominates Museum Night

The Mascot proved a pronounced success at the Museum with an almost double encore performance as the audience urged continued singing. The company is now in excellent form, gaining popularity with each show. King Uphil's Bride was staged by amateurs at the Windsor and, while critically light, offered catchy melodies, with Miss Geraldine Almar possibly joining the Bijou company next season if released from Miss Ober. The Sorcerer remains Bijou’s draw, Oakland Garden opens strong, and Ranch 10 continues to do well at the Boston.

Museum King Uphil C. H. Montague Windsor Geraldine Almar Bijou Miss Ober Oakland Garden Ranch Boston

Senate Speaker Lead House Caucus on Saturday Prorogation

The president of the senate the speaker of the house and committee chairmen held a caucus in the green room on Wednesday and adopted a motion from Speaker Marden to have the legislature on Saturday ask the governor to prorogue them until Aug 27. Bridgewater workhouse trustees name Fiollis M Blackstone as superintendent succeeding Marcella Street Boston. Captain Leonard declines re election due to wife’s failing health. Railroads committee holds sessions on Hoosac Tunnel railway incorporation with Chairman Bates targeting Saturday adjournment.

Senate House Marden Bridgewater Workhouse Fiollis M. Blackstone Marcella Street Boston Leonard Hoosac

Continen tal Guards of New Orleans Depart for Portland

At 9 o clock Wednesday morning the Continental Guards of New Orleans boarded cars at the Eastern depot for Portland, escorted by 75 Lancers in full dress. Smith's battery fired a 20 gun salute. Capt. Pierce, former commander, received a gold medal from friends of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery re of Boston. First Sergt. Julie remains ill with pleurisy but is improving and will rejoin later.

Continental Guards New Orleans Portland Lancers Smith Pierce Continentals Boston Julie

Mail Closes at Boston Postoffice for Europe Ships

Supplementary mail closes at 11 00 AM. Steamer City of Chester departs New York Friday June 22 for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool. Ethiopia sails for Scotland and Glasgow the same date via Southampton and Bremen. Haburg sails to the Continent and Bremen. Catavia departs Boston Saturday at 6 00 PM.

Boston Europe Queenstown Liverpool Catavia

Trans Pacific Mails From San Francisco Notes

Shipping notices list mail routes to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese reefs and the East Indies via steamer Arabic from San Francisco June 28 and to Sandwich Islands Fiji via Sydney New Zealand Australia via Zealandia from San Francisco June 30. Letters for Pacific steamers must be deposited in the Boston Post Office eight or nine days before sailing.

Trans-Pacific Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Rts East Indies San Vancisco Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia San Francisco Boston

Maritime Voyage Listings From June 20 Passenger Routes

A compact docket lists ships and departures on June 20 from multiple ports. Movements include Boston to Missouri from Liverpool and Antwerp to Rede water via Palermo to Philadelphia routes, with additional entries for New York shipments to various destinations and Scilly, Southampton, and Moville departures.

Sailed and fishing fleet moves along New England ports

A long list of ships and routes appears from Boston to Portland Newburyport and Philadelphia with vessels named Mott Haven Sardinian Graces Alley Ellsworth and Julia Edna among others. The Gloucester office notes fishing sets mackereling and shore fishing along Cape Ann and western banks with numerous vessel names and captains in late June.

Vineyard Maven Arbrig Kodiak Kelley Baltimore Portland Icis Montgomery Richmond Wave Crest Hewitt Boston Jacksonville Meta Eugitt Dorchester New Haven Alice Boardman Gott Calais Providense Lookout Dinsmore Rockland Elizabethport Sioop Sarah Alexne Driscoll Falmouth Nantucket Otronto Providence Mott Haven Sullivan Sche Chrome Bunker Saco AG Brooks Smallage Lynma Ariyth W Ellis Philadelphia Ella Francis Webber Pham Island Rattlesnake Odiorne Boothbay Schs Graces Alley Ellsworth Carresy Mosely Sullivan Lawin Grand Banks Everett Peirce Lizzie J Jones Western Banks Etta Gott William IL Foye Georges A C Newhall Portsmouth Twilight Bristol Pendragon Amos Cutter D Haskins C G Warren Eleazer Boynton Edith Rowe F W Homans Hereward Isaac Patch John Preston John W Gray Laura Nelson Aigoat Lena R Storer Boyd Annapolis New Slaven Mary E Oliver Hinckley New York Ware Calé Marblehead Lillie Bell Erb Cornwallis Benjamin Oliver Merrimac Nil Desperandum Wellfleet Miantonomah Newburyport Kate Hall Cohasset Eliza Edith L Conley Rock

Maritime News Roundup from Shields to Philadelphia

London June 20 The steamer Claudius from New York for Stockholm, ashore at Shields after a collision, will be discharged for repairs. Bark Rosa Amelia from Mobile to Newport, leaking badly, will be repaired. Bark Eliza Smeed sold for 880 dollars to be repaired and freed. Sir Fred Tyler with 200 tons of coal for Taunton sunk June 8, raised June 18. Sarah A Fuller launched at Camden 467 tons to be commanded by Capt W Hart. Ship Matchless from Toilo to Boston foundered in Sunda Straits. sugar cargo insured in Boston. Cottage City The Ephraim and Anna pumps choked three feet water in hold. captain blamed. crew criticizes abandonment. Capt Hervey and crew moved to Philadelphia.

London Claudius New York Stockholm Shields Collison Rosa Amelia Ital Yagge Mobile Newport Key West Eliza Smeed Egmont Bay Pei Fred Tyler Taunton Old Colony Tiverton Camden HM Bean Sarah A Fuller Providence W. , Hart Toilo Boston Hervey Philadelphia

Whaling Bark Minerva Reported Missing off Zanzibar

News from multiple ports details maritime incidents and salvage actions. Reports include Minerva last seen June 4 thirty miles off Zanzibar, tug clashes on St John River ending in sinking with crew saved, Discovery found dismasted near Vancouver Island with no trace of captain or crew, and various other ships damaged, grounded or intercepted with crews confined or compensated.

New York Minerva Zanzibar St John Victor General St John River Victoria Discovery Plumber’s Pass Ship Cashier Melbourne Halifax Yarmouth John Murphy Seal Island Alice M Minott Phipsburg Yokohama Dickinson Wiile

Maritime Movements: Sailed Barks and Steamers List

A flood of sailing details from Arendal Ellsinore and nearby, listing bark names likeAntywerp Rhine Red Deer and Three Grothers, steamers Bristol and Royal Crown, ports including New York San Francisco Pensacola and Baltimore, with numerous captains and destinations and sail dates in mid June. The compilation covers many vessels sailing or reported sailed from June 15 to June 19, including transfers between European and American ports and inter-Atlantic routes.

Arendal Elsinore Alert Jensen New York Antywerp Rhine Florennes Mathias San Francisco Ortoces Bristol Williams Ontree Chittagong Red Deer Baike Dublin Christinas Andrews Christiansen Stockholm Saga Svendsen Savannah London Illinois Warrington Philadelphia Queenstown Giulio Mentana Southampton America Hamelmann Hohenstaufen Jungst Baltimore Bremen Trieste Investigator Rossiter

Shipping Movements and Clearances Across East Coast Ports

A dense record of ships sailing, clearing, and in port at multiple harbors including Alexenaria, Bucksport, Bangor, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Savannah. It lists steamer, brig, bark and schooner movements with names of vessels, masters, and destinations or origins, noting arrivals in port, sailings, and quarantine at various dates near mid to late 19th century.

Names list from American House and affiliates

A roster of individuals and households connected to American House and related entities. Includes residents and associates across Portland Hartford Detroit New York Troy Providence Dakota Minneapolis and other locations. Notable entries include J E Joselyn C W Kingman W Ayer Mrs A Shute J Weil J Reding and D Freaman.

J Weil New York Dempsey Lewiston H Shaw Portland Barstow H Jennings Trenton Darling Providence Knapp Mooers Baskerville Dakota Beach Blake T Lewis McNeil Af Pitney Troy D Millington Freaman W Stockman D Carter Wareham C Wright Mass Nott Minneapolis

Diverse Names Map From Turners Falls to New York Listings

A long OCR style roster lists numerous individuals and couples with varied locales from Turners Falls and Plymouth to New York and Philadelphia. The fragmentary item shows many names with associated cities and some titles, reflecting a social or business directory style entry across multiple states and regions.

Trade Directors and Agents by City and Firm Names

A garbled OCR list rows many U.S. cities with associated lawyers, firms, and partners. Entries include Athens Baldwin & Burnett in Georgia, J Eoe H Dougherty in Atlanta, Tarver Cashin & Co in Crawford, G P Gore & Co in Chicago, John Straus in New York, O Reilly & Co in Reading, and Albert Williams in Washington. The fragmentary sheet maps multiple law and mercantile firms to locales, showing broad but incomplete professional networks.

Athens Mr Burnett Baldwin & Burnett Atlanta Eoe H Dougherty Augusta J Casin Tarver Cashin & Co Craw Chicago Ellis Ellis & Putnam Dodge Phelps, Dodge & Palmer W Sloat Wallace & Sloat Cincinnati P Gore G P Gore & Co John Straus Cleveland B Childs Childs,Groff & Co Columbus Curtis Wells & Curtis Corsicana Tex T C White Bates & White,Craw Denver Col B Cross Stark & Cross Detroit Mich J Keiller Petroit T Wolcott S P Wilcox & Co Camp Glover & Co San Antonio Bro Par St Joseph

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