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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1886

Page

3

No Holiday for State Election Day Debate Fails

The Massachusetts House discussed making election day a holiday. The Hurley substitute bill was rejected after a roll call, with speakers arguing for and against the measure. A reconsideration may be sought Monday, potentially setting a July vote.

Hurley Randolph Flynn Boston Stearns Bent Cambridge Leahy Dwyer Hogan Lowell Messrs. Tobin Fay Brookline Harrington Yall River Stevens Committee On Liquor Law Jefte Middlesex Representatives Small Northboro Art Rich Royalston

Post Office Dismissal Calls For Reform In City

Editorial criticizes the long tenure and alleged unfitness of the Boston Post’s postmaster and the superintending clerk. It cites favoritism, inflated salaries, and slow domestic mail distribution, urging businesslike management and accountability to speed letter delivery.

Boston Post City Matla Kittie Oliver Twist Postal Service Republican Party

Manager Hildreth Thrown Into Absence at Columbia Rink

Local report says J P Hildreth manager of the Columbia skating rink has disappeared. Owner Goodenow says he has installed Edward W Grant as manager and that the rink will stay open. Mrs Hildreth confirms the absence and notes he planned to go to Stowe but has not returned. Details suggest losses of about $2000 and lingering mystery.

J. P. Hildreth Columbia Mr. Goodenow Hildreth Hilareth Edward W. Grant the Rink Stowe

Liquor License Case Seen Against Cyllie Dionne

Cyllie Dionne of Congress street liquor saloon faced a police and license committee to show cause why his license should not be revoked after Maxime Boulliere died from liquor sold at the saloon. Testimony covered Boulliere drinking at the premises and whether he was intoxicated. The committee reserved judgment after the hearing.

Cyllie Dionne Congress Street Maxime Boulliere Committee On Police Marshal Hart Dionne D. W. Quill Beverly J. Paradise J. King L Boulliere Boullere Shortell Cummings the Post Boulliere Quill J King Iart Mat

Building Permits Issued For Wooden and Brick Structures

Weekly permits list shows multiple wooden dwellings and stores from wards 20 to 23, including two to four story projects. Notable entries include Michael Norton on Washington and Park avenues, and a five story mercantile building for Joseph Lane on Chardon Street, with brick building permits noted for other entities.

D. B Blanchard Folsom Street Michael Ss. Norton Washington Street Michael S. Norton Park Avenue T. W. Townsend Clafton Street Wadsworth Street F. Baund J. W. Austin Elm Street Joseph Lane Chardon Street A. L. Murdock Huntington Avenue

Highth Regiment Officers Host Reception at Salem HQ

Line officers and staff of the Highth Regiment held an informal reception at their new headquar ters in the Asiatic building Salem yesterday afternoon. Guests included Adjutant General Dalton Brigadier General Peach staff Colonel J Frank Dalton Major J W Hart Paymaster Maroon Second Corps of Cadets Past Colonels Porter Ayers. After inspection of the rooms a collation was served upstairs. Regimental colors are folded over a large mirror and heavy curtains grace the windows.

Highth Regiment Asiatic Salem Dalton Govenor Dr. Kittredge Peach J. Frank Dalton J. W. Hart Maroon Second Corps of Cadets Porter Ayers

Drill Club Exhibits in Lynn Coliseum Hall

The Lynn Light Infantry Drill Club performed an impressive exhibition at the Coliseum hall of Winthrop Division Uniform Bank last evening. James A. Doherty the Highlands painter who fell recently died at City Hospital yesterday. Garfield Camp No. 1 Sons of Veterans officers were installed in Lynn. Local shoe makers shipped 5954 cases of boots and slices the week ending March 4, compared with 6254 cases last year, plus 2 logs of 270 cases.

Lynn Light Infantry Winthrop Division Uniform Bank Coliseum James A. Doherty Highlands City Hospital James A. Garfield Sons of Veterans Lynn Shoe Manufacturers

Institute of Technology class of 37 annual dinner

The annual dinner of the Institute of Technology class of 37 was held at Youngs Hotel last evening with fifty members attending. Frederick C. Todd presided, and officers elected included President Frederick C. Todd. vice presidents Hollen C. Spaulding and Solomon Sturges. secretary George F. Curtiss. treasurer George O. Draper. toastmaster Guy Kirkham.

Institute of Technology Young’s Hotel Frederick C. Todd Hollen C. Spaulding Solomon Sturges George F. Curtiss George O. Draper Guy Kirkham William L. Harris

Lyons Murder Trial Continuation Opens at Dedham Court

The Lyons murder case resumes this morning at Dedham courthouse before Justice Grover. Attorneys Fales and Davidson represent the defense. Pratt suits the government. Also, the Schubert concert company with a Symphony quartet performed at Memorial Hall to a large crowd.

William A. Lyons Elizabeth Arrington Foxboro Court House Dedham Thomas A. Grover Canton Henry E. Fales Milford William Bf. Davidson Boston Pratt Schubert Concert Company Symphony Orchestra Memorial Hall

Property of Hyde Park Times owner sold at public auction

The property of H. E. Hunt, former Hyde Park Times proprietor, was sold yesterday at public auction by Deputy Sheriff A. Walter Bradlee with D. W. Lewis bidding for the mortgagees. Asa W. Chamberlain takes over management of the paper. A Mozart trio concert at Everett Hall featured Avis Gray H Marriott, soprano, and Emma Bell Huse.

H. E. Hunt The Hyde Park Times A. Walter Bradlee D. W. Lewis Asa W. Chamberlain Mozart Trio Avis Gray H Marriotts Emma Bell Huse Everett Hall

Sleeping Car Extended to Atlanta on Shenandoah Route

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that starting March 2 1886 the sleeping car from New York at S p m via Shenandoah Valley will be extended to Atlanta. The south bound car will reach Atlanta at 9 20 a m and the north bound car will depart Atlanta at 3 20 p m.

The Pennsylvania Railroad New York Shenandoah Valley Chattanooga Atlanta

Financial activity steady with Atchison movement gains

Boston stock notes describe a steady money market with ample loanable funds and low rates. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rose to 92 1/4 from 89 1/2 amid broad activity. Atlantic and Pacific and Chicago and Eastern Illinois also traded actively. Several railroad consolidations and bond sales were discussed, with readings on St. Louis and San Francisco, Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland, and other brokers.

Market Prices And Rail Road Yields From Rutland And Boston Areas

A fragmented listing shows stocks and bonds with various percentages and dollar figures for entities including A&P Inc, Boston & Lowell, Chicago & Quincy, and Boston area railroads. The page preserves multiple price points across March dates, with numerous percent values and local securities referenced.

Maritime Trade Ledger Itemizes Pacific and Local Goods

A Boston report dated March 6 lists Pacific consignments and coastal shipments. It names multiple firms and cargo entries including Bruns Ships Berth, Burton Stock Car, Am Elec & Llum, Dunkin, Loeb, and Tol. Gin with quantities observed alongside miscellaneous items and values.

Cons Pacific Burton Esceeserse Bowman Elec & Llum Dunkin, O.oerecesesee Cses Ceceewesaeresecesetesaee Loeb

New York Stocks End Mixed as Coal Leads Rally then Falters

Market activity during the day was uneven with coal stocks advancing early and broad declines in the afternoon. Railroad bonds showed strength while Reading and related issues faced uncertainty amid labor tensions and syndicate disputes. Trading volume reached 337,965 shares as some gains were erased by late trading weakness.

New York Marcel Sterling Exchange Leekawanna Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna and Erie Jersey Central Central of New Jersey Ciackawanna Reading Evansville Terre Haute Mr. Vernon Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe Missouri Pacific Texas Scott Vailey Green Bay Winona St. Paul Fort Worth Denver W.S. Lawson &Co Prises Western Union Knights of Labor Syndicate Gowen Atchison Pacific Mail Company Erie

Wheat market teeters with quiet open and later firmer tone

Shorts anxious as markets hover near 84 to 85 cents amid reports of tight stocks in Kansas and Missouri. Cables from St Louis indicate no wheat by May first unless shipped from the East, with 244 cars in transit and New York Philadelphia and Baltimore shipments over 100000 bushels. Afternoon trading shows firmer cash corn and active options with bids and asks around 83½ to 85 cents, while Chicago and Boston markets display mixed activity and closing strength.

California Kansas Missouri St. Louis Eaton New York Philadelphia Baltimore Hutchinson Walker & Co Baker & Co Shorts Boston Chamber of Commerce

Flour and Grain Market Digest 1885

The report covers flour prices and receipts in Chicago St Louis Milwaukee New York and Southern markets with diverse grades and firm to steady values. It also notes wheat corn oats rye malts meals and other cereals with regional receipts shipments and prices, plus butter eggs cheese and provisions, and cotton market summaries across ports and stocks.

Minnesota Michigan New York Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee Detroit Toledo St. Louiis Shipmen's Dene St Louis Bush Farley Canada Vermont Franklin Liverpool Aroostook County Nova Scotia New Brunswick St. Andrews Norfolk Kale Worcester County Messina Palermo Valencia Porto Rico Havana Turkey

Gloucester Fish Mabulet Week Ending March 4 1986

Gloucester market reports prices for codfish cusk haddock hake pollock and other species with per hundred or per pail units. Includes dried salted or processed varieties and by products with varied prices from suppliers in Nova Scotia Labrador Fortune Bay and Grand Manan.

Georges Coution Haddock Nova Scotia Labrador Fortune Bay Grand Manan Cape Ann

Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool

Beerbohm notes cautious trading as cereal markets idle off the coast with wheat firm yet quiet. Liverpool sees slow spot wheat and firm corn while Mark Lane shows moderate demand. California wheat ships promptly. London and Havana report steady breadstuffs and firm bonds. cotton futures rise with strong activity. exchange rates stable amid quiet sugar.

Commercial London Beerbohm Chamber of Commerce Cereoes Liverpool Mark Lane California Paris Uplands Orleans

National business failures rise in week ends with 246 total

The Mercantile Agency reports 246 failures in the United States and Canada this week, up from 243 last week. Insolvencies include James McConnell of Haverhill with $2200 debt and no assets, and several firm assignments such as McWilliams & Co of Detroit and The Kennebec Framing Co of Fairfield with substantial liabilities.

R. G. Dun & Co E. Russell & Co Mercantile Agency Today Telegraph United States Canada James McConnell Haverhill H. L. McConnell Boston McWilliams & Co Detroit Mich George A. Chase Henry Zuckweller Dru St. Louis William E. Fisse Kennebec Framing Company Fairfield McThayer St. Paul Minn Orin J. Seniton Ware Mass

Potatoes and goods listed from Nova Scotia shipments

Imports at Boston Cornwallis Halifax Harborville Meteghan and Metegon list bush potatoes quantities and assorted goods. George D Rockwell Son and George C Rockwell are linked to potato shipments. Items include butter eggs herring piling and timber from several firms and local suppliers.

Cornwallis George D Rockwell & Son Halifax Sarah A Townsend George C Rockwell Harborville Portland Forrest Meteghan Willie A Delong & Seaman JG Hall & Co

Inland Trade Goods Reported in Windsor and Yarmouth Entries

Windsor items show flour meal catmeal corn meal refined oil beef and pork with small quantities. Yarmouth entry lists brigantine cargo including meal rope fish hooks lard beef pork and hardware. Hull England via Galileo lists wax beef pork lard dyestuffs seeds and buckets with assorted quantities.

Windsor Yarmouth Brig Louise Coipel Hull Eng New York Galileo

Historic Freight Totals From and About Early Rail and Sea Trade

Totals list many commodities shipped by multiple rail lines and sea routes, including cotton wool flour corn oats wheat and fats, with counts of bales, bbls, sacks, bushels and cars. Entries name Fitchburg Boston and Maine Boston and Lowell and By sea and By expresses routes, reflecting dense trade data.

Total Receipts of Staple Products March 5 at Port

A table lists today’s total receipts of principal staples from all points of shipment compared with the prior year. Items include cotton, wool, molasses, sugar, coffee, tea, lard, tallow, pork, hay, lumber, hides, and fats with quantities in bales, boxes, sacks, bushels, and barrels.

Ehase Tonsues Es Chakina Sucar Bois Polta

Weekly port receipts for staple products in 1886 and 1885.

The table lists totals of principal staples at the port for the week from all shipment points, comparing 1886 figures to 1885. Items include cotton bales, sugar, wool, molasses, corn, flour, butter, cheese, wheat, oats, barley, eggs, potatoes, pork, lard, hides, and various other commodities with unit measures and totals.

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Cleveland and Canton Railroad faces proxy bid from Corbin group

A circular to preferred stockholders urges change in management of the Cleveland and Canton Railroad. Austin Corbin proposes gauge standardization and new equipment funded by $1,000,000 in 5 percent bonds, with traffic ties to Indiana Bloomington and Western. Proxies held by Corbin, Parlin and Thoman dominate meeting prospects.

B. Thoman Albert N. Parlin Cleveland and Canton Connotton Valley Brood Connotton Valley Railroad Blood Corbin A. N. Parkin Kay Cleveland and Canton Railroad Cleveland Indiana, Bloomington and Western Nailroat Company Canton Austin Corbin Cyrus Wakefield Francis A.osborn Bartlett Samuel Watts Sidney Bartlett Jackson & Curtis R. Gardner Chase Cleveland and Canton Railroad Company Connorton Valley Railway New York Messrs J. B. Thomaz A. N. Parlin Partin

Judge Churchill Stricken By Illness At Home

Hon. Joseph M. Churchill of the Central Municipal Court, Boston, is seriously ill at his Milton Hill home due to overexertion and exposure.

Joseph M. Churchill Central Municipal Court Boston Milton Hill

Hidden kidney disease blamed for widespread modern illnesses

Boston and suburbs wake to reports that Bright's disease underlies many ailments labeled as pneumonia convulsions or apoplexy. The piece cites physicians patients and local residents praising Hunt's Remedy as a cure for kidney disease gravel back pain and related symptoms with several anecdotes of dramatic improvements and cures.

Boston New Hogland Pr. J. H. Cutler Poplar Street Bright Hunt Samuel Littlefield Washington Street Caida Malden William Gray Tremont Street Anakse Joseph L. Hayden Walworth Manufacturing Co Last Fourth Street South Enfield Mass H. Barney Hastern Joseph G. Bicknell Cambridgeport George P. Cox William W John F. Cox

Court Record of Supreme Judicial Court Proceedings

Courts review multiple cases across sessions with judges Morton Field Devens C Allen and Gardner presiding. Docket includes Morrison vs Morrison, Jones vs Boston and Mystic Valley Railroad, Arckhim vs Hibbard, plus damages for a dog bite and other civil actions. Second session features Taylor v Mechanical Refrigerator and Abbott v Monitor Oil Stove, with numerous listed cases awaiting verdicts or notation.

James S. Hyde Mechanical Refrigerator Company Co. R. Hide W. B. Durant Defendent George C. Abbott Monitor Oil Stove Company M.F. Dickinson, Jr Gatley Joseph Bennett O. Cooke

Dorchester Gun Dealer Charles Smith Dies at Home

Charles Smith senior partner of Charles Smith & Co. gunpowder and naval stores dies at Train Street Dorchester Thursday evening after long illness. He was 17 years 7 months. Note mentions various patent medicines and remedies with prices.

Wall Somerville John Wall St Joseph’s Catholic Smith Charles Smith Train Street Dorchester Burgess George F. Burgess Cummings Mary Cummings Field William Field Fish Martha S Fish Oakes Rath Jakes Charles Smith & Co

Investment entries from various railway and industrial firms listed

A long list of shares and bonds with quantities and issues includes Globe Nat Co Liverpool Wharf Amory Mfg Great Falls Mfg Pemigewasset Valley RK Fitchburg RR Grand River Valley Butland Jackson Lansing Saginaw New Mex and So Pacific RK Atch Top and Santa Fe trust Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co Second National Bank Boston Beiting Atlantic Cotton Mulls Nashua Mfg Wakefield Rattan Tremont National Bank National Webster Bank Kansas City St Jo and Council Bluffs Ware RRCo Fitchburg RRCo Chicago Wilmington and Vermilion Coat Co Eastern RR of New Hampshire Worcester Nash and Roch RRGo Marquette Houghton and Ontonagon area South Boston RR Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co San and Cleve RRCo South Boston KR RRCo Chicago 7s 1892 Cincinnati 78 Aug 15 1886 Boston and Lowell RR 73 1892 Old Colony KR 7s 1894 Norwich and Worcester KR 68 1897 Rutland KR 6s 1902 Boston and Maine Ro 7a 1804.

Eauu Power Boston Water Power Co Charles River Street Lea Southwestern RR Santa Fe City of Pleasant Hill de Sote RR Cook Co Lil Rutland Dayton & Ironton Naumkerg Steam Cotton Mills Rhutland RB Do Reece Do Reece Buttonhole Machine Co. $1000 Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain RR Inc United States Globe Nati Co Liverpool Wharf Amory Mfg Co Great Falls Mfg Co Pemigewasset Valley RK Co Fitchburg RR Grand River Valley I LOTTE Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co Second National Bank Boston Beiting Co Atlantic Cotton Mulls Nashua Mfg Co Wakefield Rattan Co Tremont National Bank National Webster Bank Kansas City St Jo Council Bluffs Ware R Rco Fitchburg Rrco Chicago, Wimington and Vermilion Coat Co Fkastern RR New Hampshire Worcester, Nash and Roch R Rgo Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon Aharea Boston R RR Co Goodyear & McKay San South Boston Chicago Cincinnati Boston and Lowell

Auction Sale of New Carriages at Bates Repository

At 10 30 a m the carriage repository of A M Bates 25 and 27 Haverhill street Boston stock of carriages received in exchange for carriage stock and material owned by several dealers consigned with orders to sell for what it will bring they comprise all new designs of light carriages both doable and single and are worthy of inspection. They will be arranged two days before the sale. A F Bates auctioneer.

A. M. Bates Haverhill Street Boston A. F. Bates

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