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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1886

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4

Legislation Stalls as Redistricting Fight Roils Massachusetts House

Lawmakers push toward prorogation amid fierce opposition to the senator redistricting bill. Amendments pour in from both parties while debates over employers liability, gas company regulation, and Worcester sewage measures shape the day. The House adjourns amid tensions over district maps and fair play, with key votes delayed and maps not ready before next session.

House Senate Smith Clinton South Carolina Mississippi Doherty Boston Friends State House Commonweath Committee On Finance Worcester Marblehead Water Company Cogswell Ipswich Commonwealth City of Boston Water Power Company Commonwealth Avenue Back Bay Jones Essex Alger Ward Cambridge Middlesex Joyner Howland Plymouth Harlow Messrs Jefferson Kendricken Forbes Nourse Joslin State Normal School Bridgewater Committee On the Judiciary S. E. Tweed American Bell Telephone Company Cogwell Morrill Tappan Red Emerson Committee On Water Supply Scott Morse Norris Boynton Lynn

Fire marshal bill for Boston codifies arson probes and duties

A series of judiciary reports cover a Boston fire marshal bill to appoint an officer in Boston to investigate fires, determine if caused by carelessness or incendiary acts, and report findings to the district attorney and fire board. The bill details duties, witness subpoenas, arrest powers, compensation, and board oversight.

House Lord Plymouth Stevens Boston Senate Bartlett Fairhaven Flynn Parkman Stratton Gardner Committee On the Judiciary Cape Wrymouth Bristol Norfolk Suffolk Middlesex Essex Worcester Worcester- Hampshire Franklin Hampden Berkshire Berkshire-Hampden Committee On the Treasury Douglas House of Correction Committee On Judiciary Commonwealth County of Board of Fire Commissioners City of Board of Police Commissioners Sufolk

State House repairs debate over 18000 appropriation

The House debated an 18000 appropriation for repairs and furnishings to the State House and Commonwealth building. Items included painting rooms, chairs, floors, carpets, and secretary’s office upgrades. Amendments proposed to reduce the sum failed, sending the measure to a third reading amid broader legislative moves to rush senatorial redistricting.

State House Commonwealth House of Representatives Senate Secretary’s Department Rust Boston Stevens Messrs Bent Cambridge Tobin

Commencement Exercises at Tremont Temple Frosted with Graduation Music

A large Tremont Temple audience attended New England Conservatory of Music commencement. The program featured Bach, Moszkowski, Schubert, Beethoven, Chopin, and more with soloists Nellie P Nichols Miss Deila E Morgan Miss Jennie M Hoyt Miss Mabel C Phipps and Mr Hugh Maguire. Dr Duryea delivered the address praising character culture and service through music while Dr Tourjee awarded diplomas to forty nine graduates and fifteen certificated pupils across piano voice organ violin and related studies. An evening reception in Sleeper Hall showcased elocution recitals Claus orchestra and an art exhibit by students with further performances.

New England Conservatory of Music Tremont Temple Nellie P. Nichols Messrs. Cozine Watrous, Woodward and Fitch Moszkowski Signor Rotoli Marchetti Pinsoni Marie L. Page de Bennot Ella O’brien Schubert Chopin Henselt Mabel C. Phipps Proch M. Heler O’reilly Hugh Maguire Duryea Christ New York Harlan J. Cozine Iowa Julia Laura Chamberlain Oregon Nellie Iammond Connecticut Joseph Hoare Wisconsin Mary Esther le Boeuf Delia F. Morgan Minnesota Ella Elizabeth O’ Brien Massachusetts Mary Helen O’reilly Ontario Flora Cornelia Preston Texas Jeannette Francis Russell Florence Eric Sherrod Condit Boice Synder Marie Louise Page Edward Mandeville Young New Jersey Edith C. Walker California Irah May Dunklee New Hampshire Esther Eleanor Eveline Glynn Bessie Marie Houghton Palmer Alice Lulu Speer Mabel Severance Massachusets Fine Alice B. Wheeler William E. Mills John A. O’shea

Patent dispute over celluloid sheet manufacturing innovations

United States Circuit Court session on June 24 resumed and concluded the bill in equity by the Celluloid Manufacturing Company against the American Zylonite Company for improvements in making sheets of celluloid. Decision reserved. Collision libel between the schooners S C Noyes and Hattie M Crowell near Block Island on Feb 1 1884 heard for libelants and claimant on appeal. hearing unfinished with counsel F Dodge and L S Dabney.

United States Circuit Court Gray and Colt, JJ Celluloid Manufacturing Company American Zylonite Company Hattie M. Crowell S.C. Noyes Block Island District Court Libellants F. Dodge L. S. Dabney

Eight indictments in grand jury report and trials set

The grand jury reported eight indictments and were discharged. Jury trials begin Tuesday. Targets include Guy Huntvon a Lowell post office clerk for embezzling letters George Howes master of Glide for failing to provide lime juice and sugar on a voyage Frank Phillips a Franklin liquor dealer for unpaid tax Edward Shaw Beverly post office clerk for embezzling stamps Charles Quinn Griffith Lewis and Manning seamen on Clotilde for refusing to sail Stephen Cerlis Bertha Dean mate for assault on a crew member.

Guy O. Huntvon Lowell George W. Howes Frank Phillips Franklin Edward T. Shaw Beverly Charles E. Quinn Griffith J. Lewis Michael T. Manning Stephen Cerlis Bertha Dean

Washburn v. Allen Architect Case Reopened

The case of William Washburn versus H. Allen to recover for architectural services was resumed but remains unfinished.

Superior Court First and Fourth Sessions Summary

June 24 sessions list cases from Brigham to Croston. Annie E. Stagdale sues Dr. Baker for 10000 damages over alleged malpractice. defense contends services were charitable. Other cases include Burbank vs Boston Police Relief, Webb vs Charter Oak Life Insurance, Boston Loan Co. vs Myers, Robinson Co. vs Burns, and Croston vs City of Boston for injuries from snow and ice on Wileston Street.

Annie E. Stagdale William H. Baker G. A. Torrey W. H. Towne R. M. Morse, Jr G. E. Smith Knowlton Carrie W. Burbank Boston Police Relief Association John F. Morey Morey Charles F. Gallagher John F. Cronan Abby M. Webb Charter Oak Life Insurance Detas Gee Lemuel Webb J. B. Richardson E. H. Hale S.J. Elder Boston Loan Company Henry Myers C. W. Bartlett Wileston Street T. J. Emery R. W. Nason

Commencement Day at Hanover Honors Graduates and Laureates

Commencement day at Hanover features Latin salutatory by Gilman Frost and valedictory by Arthur Fairbanks. Final honors list Greek science English and mathematics awards to named seniors. Honorary degrees awarded to Poole England Edward Spalding G Campbell Ruggles Coit Mitchell Sanders Holmes Buck Hoadley Donovan and others.

Hanover N. H Gilman du Bois Frost Benjamin John Simcox Albany Richard Crawford Campbell Wheeling W. Va Harry Hall Hanson Dover Hans Peter Anderson St. Johnsbury Arthur Horace Chase Concord Guy Wilson Bethel John French Woodstock Edwin Brant Frost Arthur Henry Hale John Henry Patterson Thornton’s Ferry George Ward Stetson Lakeville Mass Leon Oscar Williams Nottingham Henry Winfred Thurston Barre Frank Olds Loveland Norwich Arthur Fairbanks Johnsbury Thomas Jefferson Harris Robert Gilman Brown Poole England Edward Spalding Nashua W.A. Richardson Washington, D. C D.C G. Campbell Isaac Bridgeman Cleveland E. R. Ruggles A.M Joseph Holland Coit, Jr John M. Mitchell Ossin S. Sanders Augustus Russ John Hi. Holmes Boston W. E. Buck Manchester Samuel P. Hoadley Lowell Daniel B. Donovan

Alumni Meeting At Bowdoin Confers Several Degrees

Bowdoin College Brunswick Me June 24 At the alumni meeting Dr F G Gerrish president read a paper on candidates for board overseers. Degrees conferred include Doctor of Divinity on Rev William Dewitt Hyde ABs on several seniors and others, with LL D given to Elihu B Washburne and W W Rice.

Brunswick F. G. Gerrish Bhanks Wollism G. Means William Dewitt Hyde Herbert G. Briggs George F. Harriman Fred A. Powers A.R. Butler J. H. Davis T. W. Dike Ww. W. Kilkore A. P. Knights A. A. Knowlton G. M. Norris J. C. Parker E. E. Rideout F. L. Smith H. L. Taylor L. Turner Irs C. W. Tuttle W. W. Wentworth Charles A. Corliss Stuyvesant T. B. Jackson Portland Edward Stanwood Brooklyn James McKeen New York F. H. Gerrish A.M Henry A. Bascomb Edward W. Chase John E. Dinsmore Frederick H. Files Royal E. Gould Edward F. Holden Charles H. Hunter Charles C. Hutchins Herbert P. Kendall Edward A. Packard William A Damariscotta Charles Albert Davis Portsmouth N. H John Clement Parker East Lebanon George Merrill Norris Monmouth Charles Whitcomb Tuttle Hancock Walter Vinton Wentworth Rockland Elihu B. Washburne Chicago W. W. Rice Worcester

City Council mulls Beacon street offices lease and park loan

An order from Ward 16 proposes leasing buildings 12 and 14 Beacon street for city offices at 12000 a year plus taxes, to replace Pemberton square space. Debate notes police needs, value 130000, and objections to rent. A park loan of 500000 is urged as part of a 2500000 program. Overseers of the poor report shows net expenditures of 86336.47 after various receipts and a 3695 total families aided, 703 fewer than last year.

Common Council Barry Ward 16 Committee On Public Buildings Beacon Street Pemberton Square Franklin Park Bregan Ward 7 Committee On Board of Aldermen Overseers of the Poor Stony Brook

Steamship Arrivals and Records From June Listings

Ship news reports arrivals and origins with several steamers in European waters. Burgundia from the Mediterranean ports, Southgate from New York, Wandrahm from Montreal, Edgar from New York, Martello from New York, Milancee from Boston, Neptuno and Tomao, Olympia from New York, Norwegian from Montreal, Phoenician from Montreal, Eglantine from New York, Lake Champlain from Montreal with exes noted.

Gibraltar Burgundia Mediterranean Southgate New York Lizard Wandrahm Montreal Kimsaie Edgar New Yor Portland Martello Milancee Boston Neptuno Tomao Brow Head Olympia Milin Head Santander Eglantine Gig Lake Champlain Exes

Notice to Captains Weather Observation at Boston Station

Observations logged June 24 at 7 AM Boston United States Signal Station report brisk winds and cloudy skies with barometer 29.951579 inches. Captains are advised to correct ship instruments by adding one one hundredth inch per ten feet altitude. Almanac notes June 25 include high water at 5:15 AM and day length.

United States Boston Mometer

Port of Boston June 24 Arrivals and Clearances

Port of Boston notes arrivals including Steamer Iowa with 204 steerage passengers for Warren & Co and Steamer Cumberland from St John NB, plus multiple steamers and schooners listed with crews and destinations. Cleared ships include Venetian, New Brunswick, Kilby and many listed steamers and schooners. Scattered reports of winds and rain.

Iowa Walters Liverpool Ndse Warren & Co Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Portland W H Kilby Alleghany Taylor Baltimore Norfolk Moise Geof Smalley Norman Snow Philadelphia E B Sampson Katahdin Homer Bangor Tremont Donovan Maud W Kingston Maggie S. Seeley Alma Pride of Friendship Parsons Minnie Davis Davis Barrington Enos Phillips Baker Elizabethport William Bulman Larrabee Port Johnson Mary Magee Eddyville Swis Carroll Sawyer Mary E Harpswell Florence Tower Exchange St George Annie M Nash Carr Newburyport Island City Nantucket Jennie Preston Lewis Ida May Perkins Rockpot BPI Venetian Trant Thayer & Lincoln New Brunswick Colby W H Kilpy Ed Norman Smith Windsor Sanborn Eliza Bachelder West Harborville WB Forrest Brilliant St Pierre Mig Henry B Newhall & Co Julian Pratt Britt J F Currier Rettle Price Hatheway & Co Bessie & Stella Haux Salmon River JG Hall & Co Otto Hankinson Magnum German Mereghan Delong & Seaman Ella Maud Patterson Moncton Annie Gale Gale C W Chandler Buck Dorchester James L Sullvan International S 8. CO Commercial Wharf Boston St. John Broston Annapolis N.S Digby W. H. Kilby

Wesleyan University Graduates Fourty Four In Day

Wesleyan University in Mripple Town graduated a class of forty four. Honorary degrees were conferred including Doctor of Divinity on Rev William H Darling Rev Daniel C Knowles Rev Levi L Sprague and Rev Hubbard C Farrar. Henry M Harmon received LL D. Alumni vote urged moving commencement day to Wednesday. Trustees elected Judge Baker to replace Judge Lockwood and Oliver Hoyt re elected president. Receipts last year were 52323 40 expenditures 50489 14.

MrippleTown Conn Wesleyan University William H. Darling Wesley College Sheffield England Daniel C. Knowles New Hampshire Tilton Levi L. Sprague Wyoming Kingston Penn Hubbard C. Farrar Troy N. Y Henry M. Harmon Dickinson College Carlisle Judge Baker Newport R.I Lockwood Connecticut Oliver Hoyt E. W. Burr New Jersey William Hoyt New York

Trinity College Commencement Exercises Held in Hartford

Trinity College Hartford June 24 marks commencement with Latin salutatory and valedictory orations by William James Tate James Goodwin Clarence Griffin Child and others Honorary degrees awarded include Masters of Arts Doctors of Laws and Doctors of Divinity Alumni dinner at Allyn House featured speakers J L Greene Luke A Lockwood C J Childs Charles Dudley Warner and others The evening closed with a large reception at President Smith's house.

Hartford Conn Trinity College William James Tate Windsor Locks James Goodwin Henry Reading Heydecker New York City Clarence Griffin Child Newport George Emerson Beers Natick Mass Herman Lillienthal R.1 John Samuel Beers Alexander Champlin McCabe Laurel Beverly Ellison Warner Bridgeport John Turner Wait M.A M.C Norwich James Beach Wakefield M. C Blue Earth City Minn William Cresswell Doane Burlington College Albany William Stephen Rainsford St. George’s Church Allyn House J. L. Greene Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company City of Luke A. Lockwood New York C. J. Childs Charles Dudley Warner B. T. Morgan Baches Ferguson Smith

Wrecks and Stranding Updates Across Atlantic Shipping

London reports the Weser towing Albingia bound for Plymouth after passing the Lizard. Acton from Montreal to Liverpool loses cattle and fittings. Patrick from Calcutta to New York passes St Helena amid cyclone damage. Bark Bessie Douglass and Vidal未 arrive. Watefield from Boston meets heavy seas near Melbourne. Lamartine from Petersburg to Philadelphia leaks and seeks repairs. A Norfolk wrecking expedition to Albano sails. Parsboro builds a massive lumber raft to tow to New York and Quebec. Acadian arrives with Arlington in tow after Bird Rocks grounding. Arcata strikes a rock near Fort Ross and is towed to safety. Sih Louisa A Orr remains missing after Baltimore departure. James and Abbott brig breaks up near Bridgehampton. James T Abbott crew saved. St Mark from San Francisco to Liverpool stranded at Bristol with few details.

Acton, Young Liverpool Montreal Patrick, Campbell Calcutta New York St Helena Bessie Douglass Wilkinson Mobile Vidal Sjoland Screb Havre Iast Watefield Boston Melbourne Norfolk Lamartine Gordon Petersburg Philadelphia Albano Jacmel Harbor Hampton Roads Parsboro Joggie Mine Quebec Acadian Arlington Bird Rocks North Sydney San Francisco Arcata Coos Bay Ort Ross Louisa A Orr. Gray Baltimore Aspinwall Bridgehampton James and Abbott Bridge Hampton James T Abbott St Thomas Turks Island Vineyard Haven Wainscott B E Danielson St Mark Bristol Bath A F Chapmen & Co

Multiple ships sail and port movements across global harbors

A sweep of vessel movements lists sailings and arrivals with vessels such as John Paterson Caroline Spooner Alameda Colina and many others. Ports include Adelaide Auckland Acapulco Bombay Montreal Boston New York and multiple European and Caribbean ports amid June to May passages, with ships in port or clearing for destinations like Calcutta Montreal and Savannah.

Adelaide John Paterson Steatford San Francisco Caroline Spooner Hughes Boston Auckland Alameda Morse Acapulco Colina Bombay iIn William Douglass Douglass Calcutta Spase Barks Atlantic Lanfare Cupia Gould Portland Oneata McLeod Glengary Sutherland St Lawrence Bassie McKenzie Glenboyn Lawrence Montreal Mendoza McAllister Bonaire Providence Havre, Davidson, Inc Viola Joliffe Brigs Balder Mathiesen Quebec Echo Bogart Ee Cook Unc Hera Christensen Savannah Cienfuegos Santiago Colton Stago Cardenas Marzo Asplaza Havana Chiswick Leighton Parks Alexander Campbell Bunker Samuel E Spring. Andrews Garth Storm Brownrigz Father Point Lake Superior Liverpool Fame Point Benbrook Barrow Crichton Montreal Gravesend Franco New York Galway Lydian Monarch Buggett London Gibraltar L B Gil Camara Campbell Halifax Kingston J A Long Edith Turner Laguna Carrie A Higgins Buckman Charleston

Ordination and Installation of Rev Roderick Stebbins at Milton

The Rev. Roderick Stebbins of San Francisco was ordained and installed as associate pastor of the First Congregational Church in Milton yesterday. The ceremony included an ecclesiastical council, an installation sermon, and a right hand of fellowship, with a town hall banquet for the congregation afterward.

Roderick Stebbins San Francisco First Congregational Church Milton Christopher R. Eliot Dorchester First Church John W. Day Newport R.I Theodore C. Williams Kingdom of Heaven Francis G. Peabody Harvard Divinity School Horatio Stebbins D.D Frederick Frothingham John H. Morrison E. B. Wilson Salem

Business Troubles Hit Several Firms Across States

The sheriff closes E E Eaton gun shop in Chicago. A Amerman grocer in Alliance Ohio makes an assignment. Loring Bros Providence Rhode Island assign. George W Buzzell Barton Vermont insolvent. Lapoglin Girard Ware Massachusetts attached. S S Hartwell Gloucester owes 836865 with near zero assets. Charles H Woodman Co Boston fails with liabilities around 4000. Pope, Burien, Paine Webber committee manages affairs. Charles J Smith Co Boston settles with creditors at 50 cents on the dollar. C W Martin Narrowsburg assigns. L Virsey Columbus assigns. Joan Butterbach Newark attached. Levi B Miller Malden insolvent with about 5000 debts and no assets.

E. E. Eaton Chicago Mr. Pope Rice, Kendill & Co Robert Burien Paine, Webber & Co Charles J. Smith & Co Boston C W. Martin Narrowsburg N. Y L. Virsey Columbus Joan Butterbach Newark N. J Levi B. Miller Malden New Bedford

Seafaring Notices From Vineyard Haven to Boothbay

Vineyard Haven and Gloucester report various schooners and luggers leaving for Boston, Salem, Bangor, and New York with crews named. June 23 to June 24 sightings include Everett Pearce Annie H Mason Nellie J Thurst on and other vessels. A French brig Lewis of Granville was found with a missing mate and seaman near lat 44 40 lon 58 40, destined for St Pierre with codfish.

Vineyard Haven Kate Gifford Rich Philadelphia Boston Appie Emery Arey New York Forde Nellie Lamper Kelley Lynn Sandy Point Grant Perth Amboy Salem Abigail Haynes Farrel Providence Bangor Sir Annie Lee Newport Sailee Edis Jed Five Keno B Young George Savage Laura H Jones Fair Wind George E Prescott A Tirrell We& WL Tucs Mary Jane Rekondo Chatham Ailie Raymond Provincetown Elora Tempie Sir William H Oakes Banks Lewis Granville France Trawis

Maritime Shipping Movements and Vessel Listings

A compilation of sailing details from various ports including Buenos Ayres, Bremen, Cardiff, Copenhagen, Dungeness, Falmouth, Girgenti, Genoa, Glasgow, Hamburg, Isle of Wight, Kinsale, Leghorn, Lizard, Kingston, Montevideo, Mumbles, Pozzuoli, and others. Entries list ship names, masters, routes, destinations, and ports of call with dates in June and May.

Transatlantic and Atlantic Steamship Lists From June to July

A dense schedule of ships and agents lists numerous vessels departing from Boston and New York to European ports and the UK. Entries name ship names such as City of Berlin, Pavonia, British Queen, and Monarch with routes via Liverpool, Glasgow, Antwerp, Bremen, and Hamburg, along with agents including Henderson Bros, Cunard Co, Warren & Co, and P Wright & Son. Dates span June 4 through July 29 with destinations in Europe and America.

Wee Barrow Ece Furness Antwerp Gill & Lootz Dun Liverpool Cunard S Benguella Adams & Co Prussian Glasgow H & A Allan Bulgarian Thayer & Lincoln Kansas Warren & Co British Queen London Henderson Bros Dephsionia Canard Palermo Lomb J Hurst Britannic J Cortis Atizoda Ceses M Underhillimbrie H Brown & Co City of Chicago Wright& Sons Aurania H Brown & Co Waldersian H & A Allan Thayer & Lincoln Cephalonia Cunard British Queen Henderson Bros Borderer C Furness Romab Warren & Co Bothnis British Crown Lonaoa Henderson Bros Pavonia Esc Canara 53 Co New York Westernland Peter Wright & Son Edara Amsterdam Finch ,Edge & Co Pe Jatia Hamburg Kundhardt & Co Suevid ses-+s Kunhardt& Co T@VONIA Ecese Rlaszow Eee fMenderson Bros Servia Hf Brown & Co Labrador Havreseses Sun Louis de Babican Chester J G Dale

Mail Closes at Boston Post Office for Overseas

Post office schedules ships to Europe via Queenstown Liverpool City of Chester and Labrador depart New York in late June. Specially addressed mails to Scotland Jamaica Mexico Haiti and Central America through several steamers. Mexico and Key West routes close daily at 7:30 PM and 3 PM respectively.

Eor Europe Queenstown Liverpool Servia New York Scotland Devonia Ssenecoresvssnece Europs City of Chester France Auect Brest Nicassyta New Orleans el Uialates Eee Heytland Turks Island Haytien Republic Boston Key West Fila Mexico

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