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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1885

Page

3

Banks Adjust Reserve Details Amid Growth in Deposits

Financial news notes banks outside the reserve system report changes in excess reserve levels as deposits rise. Analysts caution about liquidity shifts and potential implications for lending, with central bank policy under review to maintain stability.

Boston Associated Banks of Loaarb

Public Debt Statement Recapitulation March 1 1885

Readable figures show interest bearing bonds totaling 1.196 billion dollars and other securities. The report lists debt by category including bonds to Pacific Railroad companies with accrued interest and payments made by the United States or carriers, along with cash in treasury and available assets for the month.

Treasury Washington United States Coos Pacific Railroad Eeseee Transportatiom Bet Vice Ccccseeee Recersveree

Judge Mason case draws guilty pleas and fines in court

Before Judge Mason James Prior pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined five dollars and costs. Thomas Bromley pleaded polo contendre to assault and battery and was fined twenty dollars. Martin J Flaherty pleaded guilty to larceny and was sentenced to the house of correction for six months. Jules Giguel charged with perjury. jury remains out.

Mason James Prior Thomas Bromley Polo Martin J. Flaherty House of Correction Jules Giguel Central Court Adams Daniel Sullivan Mary A. Ulmer John Mullen House of Industry Adam I. Smythe William A. Clark Philip McLoughlin William Gallagher James W. Broadbine Frank A. Lippen James Sullivan Patrick Griffin Charleston George McDonald D & Bourness G .H.anderson Roxbury Robert B. Hasty South Boston Alonzo Small

Local Liquor Nuisance Fines Headed By Three Month Sentence

Before Judge Pitman Charles J Jewell of Stoneham found guilty of liquor nuisance with a $59 fine and costs and three months at the house of correction Solomon H Rickerson and Angus McMillan of Wakefield each fined $50 and costs for liquor nuisance Charles M Hawes of Watertown cited for liquor nuisance with $100 fine and costs.

Pitman Charles J. Jewell Stoneham House of Correction Solomon H. Rickerson Angus McMillan Wakefield Charles M. Hawes Watertown

Will and estate actions listed in probate docket

Wills of Moses D. Tucker Charles Hallett May Wells Mary L. Eager Caroline A. Suim per Margaret B. Sigourney Ellen Pearson Charles Hale Eliphalet Burpee Barney Deane John W. Kelley Louis K. Schlopp and Isaac Lucas probated. Letters of administration issued for Julian Pollock John E. Mooney Theodore G. Wid mer Nehemiah Parsons Mary A. Carpenter Elvira Burnham Edward R. Crane Patrick Muldoon Ann McHugh Nancy A. Denny Har MCLN McAxnais Marcelle A. Gilman Thomas Fay Elizabeth W. Allen Annie Reardon Thomas D. Demond Eilen Brown Mary Loftus Mary Downey Elizabeth Bualcom Edward H. Fottler Mary Heabeu Daniel Quinn Hannab Fk Currier Edwin George Townsend Catherine Spitz Patrick Lydon Margaret Henry and E&t wid . Evans. Margaret Gillesple was disallowed.

Moses D. Tucker Charles Hallett May Wells Mary L. Eager Caroline A. Suimper Margaret B. Sigourney Ellen Pearson Charles Hale Eliphalet Burpee Barney Deane John W. Kelley Louis K. Schlopp Isaac Lucas Julian Pollock John E. Mooney Theodore G. Widmer Nehemiah Parsons Mary A. Carpenter Elvira Burnham Edward R. Crane Patrick Muldoon Ann McHugh Nancy A. Denny Har

Alderman Fernald Elected to Public Institutions Board

Alderman Fernald was elected a director of public institutions from the board of aldermen with seven votes to five for Mullane. Fred erick Risteen won at large a director post with eleven votes to one for James J. Malloy. Petitions presented cover Dana street sewer, new courthouse hearing, street paving, and line changes for streetcar routes. Committees were formed on finance, parks, and public works, with several aldermen named to roles and meetings adjourned.

Fernald Board of Aldermen Alderman Mullane Frederick &. Risteen James J. Malloy Patrick Leahy Dana Street Boston A. S .Wheeler New Court House M. F. Folam Broadway Fourth Street Eeward Watch Company Hampden Street Isburg & Co East Street Federal Streets I. Quincy Browne Wall Street Patrick Moley Chestnut Hill Avenue Washington Street South Street Charles River Railroad Company Boylston Street Tremont Street Tremont and Eliot Park Streets Park Square Providence Church and Boylston Streets D. FR. Ware Sidney Bartlett Suffolk Bar Court House Beacon Street Committee On Finance Brookline Avenue Hart Common Council Farm Pond Framingham Boston and Albany Railroad Company Allen and Welch Board of Park Commissioners Dovevan, Hart and Cutter Charlestown Donovan Smith Welch Leighton G. A. KR Stony Brook Parker Street Hyde Park Line Hurt Elisha Goodian Committee

Sponging on Florida Reef and Canal Treaty Notes

A Florida reef sponge page describes local spongers from Key West using hooks and diving methods to harvest large sponges, then details curing and sand removing processes. The piece shifts to Secretary Frelinghuysen’s letter defending the Nicaragua treaty, criticizes the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, and argues that Central American commerce via a canal strengthens U S interests and coasts trade relations.

Florida Reef Florida Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer Coachtown Key West Conchtown Mediterranean Bahamas WasuinaTon Frelinghuysen Miller California Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Congress United States Central America Great Britain Her Panama British Honduras Senate Spain San Domingo Nicaragua Pacific Coast Europe Asia Netherlands Germany France

David Tostevin Denies Drunkenness Charges

In a terse statement from Council Bluffs, David Tostevin asserts that for the past eleven months he has not consumed intoxicating drinks to intoxication and has not used alcohol habitually for a longer period. He states he is not a prohibitionist and warns he will prosecute anyone charging him with drunkenness unless specific dates and facts support the claim.

Council Bluffs Wig David Tostevin

Father slain as mob lynches killer in Brazil

A Brazilian father refused his daughter's marriage to her lover. The lover killed the father and his three sons, was arrested, then lynched by a mob, sparing authorities further trouble. The piece mocks Judge Lynch as a rough but necessary figure when justice is subverted.

Buenos Ayres Herald Brazil Lynch Massachusetts Supreme Juvicial Court Suffolk Supreme Jude AL Court Holden Bustion Wilhin Sakar R McFarlaiu Fosion William McFarlan Chicago Willian McFar Keston William McPa Wiliam McFarland William McFarland A. D Sarah R. McFarland

Tenth annual IAA convention in New York names members

The tenth annual convention of the Inter collegiate Athetic association met in New York with representatives from Amherst Columbia Harvard Lafayette Lehigh D C New York Princeton Yale Stevens and University of Pennsylvania. Michigan and St Johns College of New York admitted. It was voted to secure Manhattan club grounds for the 1885 field meeting by the 23rd. Events listed include 100, 220 and 440 yard races.

Flwankee Minnesota New York Ohio Southern Heavy Corpmes Milwaukee Detroit T Louis Twa Idge Keevip Chicago Joledo St Leeee Toledo St Louis Canada St. Louis Liverpool Intercollegiate Athetic Association Amherst Columbia Harvard Lafayette Lehigh D. C Princeton Yale Stevens University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan St. John’s College of New York Manhattan Club

Death of John Q A Bean Reported at Age Near Sixty Seven

John Q A Bean died at his residence Sunday March 1 after a brief illness. Born in Moultonborough New Hampshire he moved to Boston and rose from railroad conductor to eastern agent for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line gaining the complete confidence of management. He served in New Hampshire politics, leaves a widow daughter and two sons and a daughter, age about sixty seven.

John Q. A. Bean Moultenborough N. H Hon B. M. Bean State Senate Boston Boston and Albany Railroad Corporation Ghoston and Albany Corporation Michigan Central Road Chicago, Burlington and Quincy New Hampshire Wm. A. Smart Concord Samuel G. Shapleigh West Chester Park West Lebanon Ane James H. Kelsey No. 20 India Street Shapleigh, Kelsey & Co State Street Kelsey 5. C. Shapleigh & Sons Court Street Stillman B. Allen FP. A. Allen Allen, Shapleigh & Co- Wes Ue Oriental Tea Company Francis Voltaire Randall Northfield Norwich University Vermont Beriah Magofwtin Kentucky Lingo Jefferson Davis New Enland Stafford Guards Yorktown Horace Lord Colt Firearms Company Hartford Conn Lord Alpheus Lyon Bangor

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