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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1890

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3

Remonstrance Against Boston School Tenure Bill Debated

In the General Court a contested discussion over the tenure of office for Boston school officials occurred. Ladd urged reconsideration. Means warned it would establish a perpetual Board of Supervisors. Sanger argued the plan mirrors teachers’ tenure. Kittredge and McCabe opposed, fearing weak members and unintended precedents. The House refused reconsideration by viva voce vote.

Boston Ladd House Means Sanger Kittredge Gallagher McCabe East Boston Bicknell Wheeler Rutland

Remonstrance Formed Against Conservatory Petition in House

A strong remonstrance was presented against the New England Conservatory of Music petition. The signers include Moses True Brown, George W. Blish, H. P. Chelius of the Boston Conservatory, C. B. Frye, J. W. Hill of Wellesley College, Julius Eichberg, Fannie E. Bruce, and numerous musicians and educators from Boston schools and associations.

New England Conservatory of Music Moses True Brown George W. Blish H. P. Chelius Boston Conservatory of Music C. B. Frye Boston School of Languages J. W. Hill Wellesley College Julius Eichberg Fannie E. Bruce Tremont School of Music Thomas Leverett Boston Cornet School Berlitz, & Co Berlitz School of Languages Curry School of Expression Charles R. Adams Sherwood Harry Benson Kidna A. Hall George H. Remele George Lu Osgood John Foote Gertrude Dwight John Orth Arthur Franklin Fairbanks & Cole Clarence A. Hay E. Z. Smith Kate Barnard Gertrude Edmands Ernst Perabo Harry F. Fay H. G. Tucker Arthur Whiting Joshua Phippen Sumner Coolidge Ibert van Raalte Thomas H. Norris Joan Maine C. P. McIntire Norman McLeod Joseph Doctor Edith Abell Fred_E. Farrar J. Weston J. Frank Donahoe Edwin A. Sabin

petitions admitted under twelfth joint rule in House

Under a suspension of the twelfth joint rule in the House petitions were admitted including H. Evan Cotton et al for the Protestant Episcopal Society of Christ Church in Quincy seeking an amendment to the Greenfield Electric Light and Power Company act to authorize mortgage of property and franchise.

H. Evan Cotton Protestant Episcopal Society of Christ Church Quincy Greenfield Electric Light & Power Company

East Boston Democratic Club Formed At Maverick Hall

About a hundred East Boston residents formed the East Boston Democratic Club to promote democracy, aid naturalization, teach voting, and disseminate tariff literature. Officers will be elected March 18, dues are 25 cents monthly and initiation is two dollars, with Australian ballot voting.

East Boston Hall Maverick East Boston Democratic Club Boardman Hall H. B. Tyndall Cclub

Real Estate Exchange Elects Officers and Records Mortgages

The Real Estate Exchange directors elected Henry M. Whitney as president with a slate of vice presidents and a treasurer Frederic H. Viaux. New members include Weld, Carr, Garfield, Weeks, Roundy, Sabine. Transactions logged list numerous mortgages and transfers across Boston areas led by Revere House noted as a premier hotel.

The Real Estate Exchange Henry M. Whitney Francis A. Osborn John Jeffries Francis V. Batch Moses Williams John Quincy Adams Thomas F. Temple William Minot, Jr Frederic H. Viaux Exchange Francis M. Weld Samuel Carr Thomas Garfield Warren B. P. Weeks Franklin F. Roundy Edward D. Sabine

VESSELS IN PORT LIST OF BARKS AND SCHOONERS

A broadsheet list records vessels in port with masters and tonnages, including Borderer Manley and many others, noting destinations such as Liverpool Boston and Philadelphia and indicating some ships are laid up or pending movement. The entry explains that vessels marked passed Charlestown or Warren bridges sit near Cambridge, East Cambridge, or between railroads in the Charles River.

Ste Name Tonnas of Bulgarian Leask Q Borderer Manley Christian Johnsen Nor Deus Caroline Miller Ryder Savannah Googins Dorchester Howes Fitzroy Sanderson H F Dimock Eldridge M Whitney Amships Constance Avent Wharfhayer & Lincoln Liverpool Hoosack Furness London Seaverns Graham Baltimore Phelps Bros & Co Selate Ayse Oos & Co Cuba FIRA Rich’son & Barn Lewis Joes Central Eeus N V New York India Kansas Fenton Warren & Co Preston Lake Winnipeg Carey Hewitson A Sampson Philadel Shawmut Fuller Tynedale Love Furness Hamburg Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Williamsport Miller P Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Lex Martin Piper’s Exchange Dillingham Edward L Warren Colson Rou Elizabeth Foster Harding Eunice P Newcomb Allen Deer Isle South Bay Flora Rogers Francis Burnham’s Freddie A Higgins Reed Bristol Fred Walton Rich Noell Richard Sullivan Meteghen Commercial Grace Betts Savas Sales Poe Georgie Clark Bartlett Ale Busins Seth AED Surowon Golden Eagle Warewieeelesse Seree Ait Union George A Leland Joyce Mystic River Gazetle Guptill Grand Menon Henry Taylor Sesserserres Rateas Abe South Bay Herald Heagan W H Emerson Helen Thompson Averill Russia Cora Meader OY Gregory Bishop St Jon South Bay Eagle Williams Boston Dyewood J H Butler Brown Matilda Cooper Rockport Mary Farrow Condon Belfast Carl Mary Eliza Morrisey Lincoln’s Mary Wanson Lewis Boothbay Piper Mary Baker Heath Orland Mount Hope Crowley Berens Oliver S Barrett Wallace Mystic Charlestown Lancome Green Odell Wade Phebe Woodruff Kendrick Ereerrer Jennie C May St John Katie Hall Stinson Aoetor Lillian LeBlanc Nash Spaulding & Gos Mystic River Linaria Hilton Souris PEI Lion Peters, Whitney, Pousland & Co Lucinda Potter Laura T Chester Beal Leona Sout Bay Lizzie J Clark Smith Stevens Heer Tate Mazourka Lane Hoosac Rebecca F Landin Diggins Roulette Blake Regalia Wilson Thomaston Ripley Robinson Stephen G Lond Torrey Pepsi Susan Ross Alley Tee South Bay Sophie Stuart Blah Battery Tass Lincoln Sadie Corey Lowe Winterport Temperance Bell Moore Mystic River Van Two Brothers Dodge Periee Farlie South Bay Victory Ober Gga Marquand’s Willie H Higgins Jones William I Park Lako Boston Chester TOR Cs Beeidseras Warren Cambridge East Cambridge Charles River

Various House Matters In 1880s Legislature Record

The House voted to substitute Carpenter of Brookline’s bill amending Chapter 54 to let park commissioners hold other town offices. It refused Lyons of North Adams’ substitute on forcing selectmen to include in warrants any subject requested by ten or more voters and to perform other duties. McNary of Boston asked to table the adverse report on a measure fining independent candidates missing a vote threshold, to allow a substitute bill.

Carpenter Brookline Lyons North Adams McNary Boston

Bills and Reports From the House and Newton Board Debate

Bills reported in the House include provisions for printing province laws and various invidious measures, with leave to withdraw on Union Agricultural Society land takings. In the Senate Newton bill, amendment striking Section 4 to require a city election failed 60 to 14, seeking to avoid a $1000 expense and giving Newton authority to delegate power.

Nathan Ft. Manning Boston Messrs. Howland Chelsea Glasgow Worcester Union Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Blanford Newton City of Board of Public Works Senate Metcalf Jd. Donovan Hosmer Hampden

Business in the Senate Defers Name Change Petition and Water Supply

The Senate refused to concur with the House to suspend the twelfth joint rule on Florence Street M E Church in Springfield for a name change and on appeals from inspectors of factories and public buildings. It concurred to send to the rule to admit Newton mayoral petition for Authority to supply Needham with water.

Senate House Florence Street M. E Springfield Newton Needham

Lynn fire relief association elects officers at annual meeting

The Lynn relief association connected with the fire department held its annual meeting at the Broad street engine house. Officers elected include President A. C. Moody and Vice President Amos Holbrook. Receipts were 1784.92 with expenses of 113.06 and cash in treasury 16704.21. Two deaths occurred during the year, and membership stands at 127.

Lynx Relief Association Lynn Fire Department Broad Street A. C. Moody Amos Holbrook C. H. Downing B. Frank Moody David Stacy Ernest Bellaby C. O. Lovering Stephen Johnson Frank Paul Treasury

Grand Rivers Kentucky opens sale of city lots April 2

The opening sale of lots in the new city of Grand Rivers Kentucky occurs April 2 as advertised. The region between the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers is noted for vast iron coal and timber resources with clear transportation advantages. It is described as a flourishing Northern enterprise.

Grand Rivers Cumberland Tennessee

Mails Close As Boston For Many Regions Worldwide

An extensive post and steamship mail schedule lists close dates and routes from Boston via New York and Halifax to destinations including Nova Scotia Jamaica Cuba Brazil and Europe. Specially addressed correspondence is noted for several regions with ships such as the Seneca Waesland City of Chicago and Werkendam among others with March 11 to March 15 close times.

Nova Scotia Yarmouth Yar Boston Cuba Seneca New York Velgiuina Waesland Europe City of Chicago Great Britain Ireland Southampton Germany Bremen Lahn Ferrindad and Tobago Coban St. Domingo Cape Tiaya Turks Island George W. Clyde Rio de Janeiro la Plata Santos Brazil Ceylon Baltimore Netherlands Rotterdam Werkendam Truxillo Ruatan Professor Morse New Orleans Fortune Island Cape Haytiand Costa Rica Port Limon Alvena St. Pierre and Miquelon Halifax Windward Islands Alarich Curacoa Caracas Yucatan Campeche Yabasco Chiapas City of Alexandria Trance Mais Havre la Lretegue Scotland Furnessia Oteri Foxhall Miquelon Newfoundland Malifax Saimar Oston Samaria

Trans-Pacific Mails Summary Listing for Boston Office

Mails for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the British Indies excluding listed regions depart from San Francisco. Close times: Boston March 17 5 p.m. for those routes. Hawaii and Society Islands via Tropic Bird ship with Boston close March 23 5 p.m. for Tropic Bird and March 26 5 p.m. for the Boston closing. Additional routes to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii via Alameda depart with Boston closes March 31 5 p.m. and April 5 5 p.m. Letters for Pacific steamers should reach Boston eight or nine days before sailing.

Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Hust Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Pir Boston Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda San Francisco Post Office Steamship Australia Bos

Maritime Movements From Atlantic Ports and Pacific Sailings

Shipping notices list numerous vessels sailing from and arriving at ports including Portland Astoria Philadelphia and San Francisco. Entries name ships bark schooner s and steamers with owners captains destinations and voyage dates from March 1 to March 10 detailing routes to New York Boston Philadelphia and South American ports among others.

Shipping News Day Almanac Notices March 11

Shipping news brief provides maritime timing data for March 11 with references to high water, length of day and daily almanac notes. Includes indicated hours and tidal guidance for mariners and dockside operations.

Port of Boston Log March 10 Arrivals and Clearances

Port of Boston reports arrivals from Liverpool including Samaria and steamer City of Savannah with passengers. Several tugs and barges in tow noted along with schooners and steamers clearing for various ports. Weather described as fresh northerly winds and fine passage with signals exchanged with the Salvador.

Samaria Hewitson Liverpool Alex Martin N. Lon Salvador Iboston Light Bavarian Boston Christian Joh Banes Cuba City of Savannah Googins Savannah Richardson & Barnard Orion Wiley Storm King Baltimore Antelope Newport News H & Dimock Eldridge New York H mM Whitney Nathaniel P Doane Joshua Lovett Hammond Lone Star Mary Whitridge Mercedita Confidence Henderson P C Merriman Philadelphia Ellida Lorena Burke Jenkins Phipsburg Navesink Crocker Britannia Curran Nereid Griffin Lark Bertha Dean Canary Albert W Smith Perry Regalia Wilson Thomaston Eunice Newcomb Alien J H Butler Brown Deer Isle Swhs Ripley Robinson Leona Cooper Rocksteamer Soanson Nor Denstad Ith Fruit Seaverns & Co Seth Low Steamship Line Froston Perth Saxon Par Hian Long Wharf Charleston Wilmington West Eik Sampson Bostou

FOREIGN PORTS LIST FROM GABLE TO POST

Shipping notices list vessels sailing or passing in ports from Bordeaux to Rio de Janeiro with dates in March, including bark Laura Ol sen and Vortland at Buenos Ayres, Doris and Gretna in transatlantic lanes, and steamers like Royal Prince and Anerly moving to New York and Gloucester. Numerous Br marks and other nations appear, detailing crews, routes, and destinations across Atlantic and European ports.

Gable Bordeaux Laura Olsen St John Buenos Ayres St Thomas Hogan Vortland Buenos Ayres—Fowner Barbados Paramatta Seo York Barba Stewart Montevideo Copenhagen Thingvalla Dan New York Bark Gaeta Ital Leboffe CETEE Doris Ger Ohling Philadelphia Povehr Gretna Young London San Francisco Hainaut de Vries Antwerp Pdunkirk Carsson Mosher Gibraltar Boston Moville State of Nevada Addie Arbutus Flaines Portland Vaiborg Nor Ulsteen Quebec Marseilles Neustria Calliope Nickerson Padang Blair Athole Taylor Palermo Utopia

Atlantic shipping notes from Smyrna to Halifax and Palma

Maritime log lists vessels sailing and in port across Caribbean and Atlantic routes, including Monte A and Portia moves from New York and St John NB toward Buenos Aires and the West Indies. Reports mention squally seas, ice, wreck salvage near Vineyard Haven and Hart Island, fires and leaks, and port clearances in Havana, Bermuda, Demerara, and Nova Scotia.

Bermuda -Ar Glen Tanar Monroe Palermo Boston Coleriage Port Spain Bremen Portia Ash St John Yarmouth West Indies Erminia Davies Buenos Ayres Schiller Gaetano Ropetto Oxno Pensacola Halifax Sardinian Liverpool Alpha Crowell Jamaica Bermuda St Vierre St Pierre Mig Acadian Norfolk Galena London Ida Maud Porto Rico Maceio Endrich Mahoney Bahia Havilah Richardson Manila Granville Copp Nagasaki Matanzas Golden Sheaf Chandler New York Annie i Storer Harding Robert A McFarland Montgomery Nanaimo Freedman San Pedro Porto Plata Sailead Clifton McLean Fernandina Janesro Advance Newport News St Thomas Barbados Sagua Muriel Demerara Adam Gould Henrahan Jago Cienfuegos Nassau Barndale Baltimore Barnford

Ship Ellen A Reed Bound for New York From Buenos Ayres

The Ellen A Reed sails from Buenos Ayres for New York on March 6. The Granada with fuspan also heads for New York via Bermuda on March 8 ten miles southeast of Five Fathom Bank, at lat 88 N long 71 W.

Ellen A Reed Buenos Ayres New York Granada Fuspan Bermuda Five Fathom Bank

New Tonnage Moves at Multiple Yards Across Coast

March 10 reports show William Rogers to launch a 500 ton schooner for J. S. Winslow & Co of Portland, Kelley & Spear building a 300 ton vessel for I. Hines Kimball of New York, and Crosby yard starting a 250 ton keel for New Orleans clients. New England yard lists five keels, including two 1000 ton schooners for Anderson Brothers of Port Richmond and a 1000 ton for Capt Stevens of Clinton, Conn. Deering yard begins a 650 ton three mast schooner for J. S. Winslow & Co of Portland under Capt Small, formerly of Mina Beile. Newport plans a large 900 ton, three-masted double Maine schooner for Reynolds fleet, contract with McDonald & Brown, 170 ft by 38 ft by 151 ft, 1500 ton capacity, cost 45000, to be named Young Brothers and largely owned locally.

Bath William Rogers Winslow & Co Portland Kelley & Spear Ihineas Kimball Frevett Crosby New Orleans New England Anderson Brothers Port Richmond Stevens Clinton Conn Deering J S Winslow & Co Small Sch Mina Beile Nis Wport Newport Reynolds McDonald & Brown Maine Young Brothers

Notice to Mariners El Portillo Harbor Cuba Details

West Inpies reports El Portillo harbor on Cuba's south coast. Three bluffs mark the western entrance and a ruined fort shaped rock stands at the point. Eastern entrance is low with mangroves. Shoal water nearby. 12 foot draft anchor with eastern point at S65E in about 5 fathoms. Less depth vessels may enter for shelter but anchorage is tight. Outside anchorage unsafe with SE winds. Magnetic variation 15 degrees 185? east. Cape Cruz light shows red flashes every 75 seconds a 3 second duration.

el Portillo Cuba C Rockwell Yantic Il Portillo Brown de Colstoun Atlantic Cape Cruz

Gloucester Marine Arrivals and Lobster Shipments Report

Gloucester reports today list the Martha Bradley with 30,009 pounds of cod and the Sarah M Jacobs with 22,000 pounds from Georges. Halibut receipts sold at 4 and Dlee per pound while gray and white halibut. Alice C Jordan sails for New York with frozen herring sold. Jennie Seaverns sold in Boston. New England from Georges returns after three weeks with 2500 stock and crew share of 85. Masconomo reports icebergs far south, distant Quero ice fields extend to Sable Island.

Gloucester Sohs Martha A Bradley Sarah M Jacobs Georges Sch Alice C Jordan New York Jennie Seaverns Boston New England Cosgrove Masconomo Grand Beni Quero Sable Island

Abandoned Lizzie D Towed After Fire Damage

The abandoned waterlogged schooner Lizzie D small was picked up east of Boston Light by pilot boat No7 and towed by IdaM Dalby to East Boston. Captain Cooper notes the craft was beam ends, with fire gutted cabin and deck house started. The wreck rests at T S. A brig from Halifax named George of 166 tons was purchased by Hathaway Co. Swis Isabel Alberto and George N Glover are ashore near Flood Rock. other vessels reported not ashore.

Boston Mareh Boston Light Idam Dalby Cooper Cape Ann Dalby George Halifax Hathaway & Co City Island Isabel Alberto George N Glover Rockland Hiell Gate B H Jone Geo B Ferguson Belfast

Domestic Ports Update from Astoria to Providence

Maritime brief lists ships and departures March 7 to March 10 across U S ports including Astoria Oberon bound to the United Kingdom, Apalachicola LA Burnham to St Croix, Baltimore Fort William and Charles W. Church bound to Cienfuegos and Boston, multiple steamer sailings to London Troon and New York, Charleston Iola H Mathis and Bertha D Nickerson, New Orleans sailings, Norfolk coastwise movements, and vessels clearing for various ports.

Astoria Oberon Davey United Kingdom Apalachicola LA Burnham Watts St Croix Baltimore Fort William Yearson Cienfuegos Charles W. Church Lent Boston Mentmore London North Cambria Troon Carl Konow New York Hampton Roads Thefields Nie William Lawrence Savannah Newquay Tudor Prince Warwick Brunswick Tresco Barber Liverpool Annie St Allen Crown Richmond Richardson Eastport Lawrence Haines Tibbetts Wiscasset New Haven Ripley Robinson Rockport Neponset Core Calais N H Skinner Kelley Friendship Newport Matilda Pressey Charleston Iola H Mathis Orient New Orleans Wydale Gibbons St Vincent Allemania St Thomas Toxhall Doane Bocas del Toro Astronomer Barbados Kennett St Johns Galveston Norfolk Ella Hi Parnes Younger Philadelphia Es Potter John Ames Ruth Shaw Mary Godfrey Newwory Steaners Eider Bremen Alvena Kingston Jam Moravia Hamburg Havre Hafis Altona Barks Scotland Monroe Antwerp Antonio Sala Dinsmore Havana Carrie Winslow Barrett Jose & More Leonhard Steamer Standard Degregori A Buenos Chateau Latite Bordeaux Etherly Aberdeen Jamaica St Ann’s Bay Wisconsin Ciudad Condal Lucy P Miller Bucksport Parks Adam W Spies Field Melbourne Arica Thomson St Kitts Steinrich Jamien Koopman Talcahuano Hell Gate Frank Herbert Quinn Lortland Julia Francis Anderson Fall River J ‘Jerry Orison Providence Chase Balch Crocker Weehawken Nellie C Ware Theall Amboy Newburyport H Howe Newbury Win L Walker Chase Portland Forest City Snowman Winsordan McClellan Buenos Ayres Martha Aburr Holmes Oler Acacia Virgo Fortuna Edwards Bath ES Briggs ES Briggs, Win3cassett; Annie E Mitchell Wilmington Perth Amboy Mabel Thomas Fernandina Carris C Ware Keen Svortland Mand Sherwood Kelly Lupton Longstreet Newport News Terkshire Foster Aries Griggs Philadelphia; Sehs Modoc Perry Sands River Weybosselt Fred Snow Pate Worth Alleghany Parker Lalischs Wallace Ward Q’brien Crown More

Vessels Laid Up In Port Include Steamships And Schooners

A list shows numerous vessels laid up at the port including steamships Carroll and Brown of 1872, and a long string of schooners such as Adeline Hamlin Lewis 100 City Wharf Chelsea Annie G Quiner Nicholson Atata Tucker 30 Glendon Wood Stanley and more. The roster names multiple owners and dock numbers across Chelsea Medford and Roxbury piers including Glendon Sargent Emery’s and Buck’s Chelsea.

Carroll, Brown Boston Adeline Hamlin Lewis City Wharf Chelsea Annie G Quiner Nicholson Atalanta Tucker Sargent’s Eee Glendon Cb Wood Stanley Osgi Ove Carrie Pickering Marshall Emery Chelsea Paniel Brittain Coleman Craigie’s Bridge Florence Nowell Nickerson Medford General Scott Rich Wba Hine Johnson Tso de Alee Ferry Joseph Eaton Chatfield Chelsea Bridge James Baker Adams Oses Leonora Boursey Scs Seeer William Todd Wood Dpsb Ceveess Grendon Waterloo Kavenaugh WEG Hice Ess Buck's Chelsea Worcester Pgso Veka Ewe Ing Albert Pletener Bartlett Bloomer Harper Morse Stearns’s Roxbury Williams H Archer Trundy

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