Societies Celebrate At Delmonico’s And Lectures Ahead
Bliss Kate Fiedd shone at the Sorosis Club anniversary dinner at Delmonico’s responding to a toast To the Gentlemen. John W. Candler will speak March 26 on Cuba and Its Recent Revolution at the Mercantile Library Association. Brown Durrell & Co employees’ charity event netted 13821 for the Poor Children’s Excursion fund and was handed to Peters & Parkinson. Berthony’s life size Charlotte Cushman portrait now draws attention at the Boston Theatre lobby alongside the Edwin Forrest portrait. Chas E Endicott, long resident in China, will give a free lecture on Chinese religion, government, education, industries, arts and Confucian philosophy at Church of the Unity on the 25th at 7 50. Hon E S Tobey lectured on American boat shins at the Christian Ascension. Tomorrow E Bolton of Cleveland lectures in Association Hall on Glimpses of Europe. Dr Daniel F Kimbal, linked to the Lynn trunk tragedy, died at Concord State Prison after kidney and liver troubles. he was about 43 and sentenced to seven years.
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Mercantile Library Association
John W. Candler
Cuba
Brown, Durrell & Co
Messrs
Chas. E. Endicott
China
Church of the Unity
Tobey
Christian Asceision
E. Bolton
Cleveland
Association Hall
Europe
Daniel F. Kimbal
Lynn Trunk
Concord
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Asylum
F. M.lumbull
Robert H. Stevenson
J . Wolcott
F. W. Lincoln
Convalescent Home Fund
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Lowell Railroad
Mystic River
Belmont
Carl Fehmer
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Boston
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Asylum Department
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Edward Cowles
McLean Insane Asylum
Hale and Norcross
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Boston Gold and Silver Mining Company
Colorado
Dolly Varden
Park County
Montgomery Mining District
Cricnlar
Mount Bross
Assyria Hall
George Brunk
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Democratic City Committee Holds Meeting in John A. Andrew Hall
The Democratic City Committee met Tuesday evening with Patrick Maguire presiding. The treasury showed a balance of 454.21 after income and expenditures, with 1 165 from member assessments and 5 215 from other sources. a report was accepted and caucuses for a new committee were set for March 5.
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Democratic City Committee
John A. Andrew Hall
Patrick Maguire
Michael Doherty
Hsq
Matthew Keany
A. Adams
P. T. Harney
Hughes
Ward Five
M. M. Cunniff
Ward Seventeen
Wim. Elms
O'Neil
Ward
Isaac Hull Wright
Col. Wright
Maguire
Atvice
McGoragle
Burke
Ward Bwe
Doherty
McDonald
Lie
Boston Theatres Spotlight A Busy Week Of Drama
Messrs Gosche and Hopp ers stage a hit in One Hundred Wives with Miss Margaret Cone debuting as Elsie Bradford as Mrs Barrymore and Boucicault’s Colleen Bawn continues to attract crowds with Myles na Cappaleen among its highlights The Colleen Bawn and Suis a Mar are listed with schedule changes and the Boston Theatre presents Daly brothers Smith Mestayer and a farewell engagement by Sarah Bernhardt at the Howard Atheneum plus a Philharmonic Society concert in Music Hall two nights of fine scenery and strong acting draw refined audiences.
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Park Theatre
Gosche
Elsie Bradford
Georgia Drew Barrymore
England
Maurice Barrymore
Boston Musicum
Myles-na-Cappaleen
Boucicault
Colleen Bawn
Smith & Mestayer
Daly Brothers
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Winter games of the Union Athletic Club at Music Hall
The second annual winter games at Music Hall drew a large audience and featured events across running, jumping, walking, tennis, polo on skates, bicycle races, tug of war and exhibitions. Winners included D. W. Seymour in the one mile, H. H. Baxter in pole vault, F. W. Barton in the one mile walk, A. H. Baldwin in the bicycle slow race, and a frequent lineup of Providence and Union athletes competing for team glory.
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Union Athletic Club
Music Hall
D. W. Seymour
Union Club
M. J. Moore
South Boston
Johns H. Congdon
Providence Lawn Tennis Club
William Gammell
A. A. Baldwin
W. F. Freese
F. W. Barton
GC. A. Drummond
Shawmut Rowing Club
A. Hosmer
Dorchester
I. Cobe
Providence Polo Club
J. E. Dyer
Lowell Polo Club
A. W. Salmon
Lowel Club
A. Hi. Baldwin
Crescent Bicycle Club
H. M. Pope
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
N. Ethier
H. H. Duker
Baltimore Bicycle Club
W. C. Woodward
A. H. Baldwin
R. H. Sayre
New York
J. L. Behneke
Unionw Club
Seventh Regiment
Company B
Chelsea Rifles
Boston Fusileers
Pierce Light Guard
Beston Fusileers
Tug of war—Athletic and Boat Club
Massachusetts Institute Technology Athletic Club
Jamaica Plain Boat Club
South Boston Athletic Club
Technology Club
Jamaica Plain Club
Athletic and
Boat Club
Union Lacrosse Club
East Boston Athletic Club
Providence Bicycle Club
KE. E. Merrill
Union Athletic
Board of Judges
J. A. R. Dunning
E. C. Hodges
Edward Gray
E. W. Atkinson
E. A. Church
E. E. Merrill
H.F. Fay
E. A. Pope
H. F. Kempton
II. G. Cushman
M. S. Crehore
F. D. Williams
G. D. White
H. E. Jefferson
Fr. N. Barker
W. F. Paul
Probate Court Proceedings and Local Town Meetings
Probate Court sessions list wills for Vandine Adams Merrill Purdy Woods Howe Bailey Wilder Dana Weston Palmer and admin grants for Whitney McCauley Terry Jepson Richardson Willard Emmons Geer Wyatt Marlin. Mention suicide of David Mayer at University Press and Everett Hyde Park Watertown meetings with liquor bans, tax interest, and town budgets. Suburban notes cover Chelsea elections depots break ins Wakefield Rattan lease and manufacturing expansion.
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Henry Vandine
Cambridge
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Concord
Adeline F. Merrill
Newton
Edwin C. Purdy
Somerville
Olive Woods
Dunstable
Harriet B. Howe
Roderick Bailey
Eau Galle
Wis
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Sara F. Dana
Daniel Weston
Lincoln
Martha M. W. Palmer
Lowell
Charles D. Whitney
Maynard
John McCauley
Julia Terry
Framingham
Caroline E. Jepson
Mary F. Richardson
Belmont
Hannah W. Willard
Ayer
Samuel B. Emmons
Waltham
Louis D. Geer
George W. Wyatt
Charles H. Marlin
Melrose
David Mayer
John Wilson & Son
University Press
Mt. Auburn Street
Holt
Hungary
Removal of Judge Day from Barnstable probate bench continued
The committee hearings on Judge Joseph M. Day’s alleged misconduct continued with witness testimony and motions to strike. Several accounts alleged harsh or intoxicated behavior, while others testified to courteous treatment. further evidence was scheduled for Friday. Notes mention Sunday train authority approved, and new corporate charters for Boston Elevator Safety and Shaw Locomotive Company with sizable capital.
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Barnstable
Mr. Talbot
Solomon R. Higgins
Higgins
Mary ©. Paddock
East Dennis
Judge Day
John Kendrick
Orleans
Russell Marston
Cape
Dudge Day
Gooch
Joshua M. Hawes
Yarmouthport
Marston
Nancy Crocker
Marston’s Mills
Empanelment of juries and senate orders of the day in session
The Senate met at 2 PM with President Bishop presiding. A bill on empanelling juries was amended and ordered to a third reading, detailing jury card preparation, random drawing, sworn panels, foreman designation, and repeated procedures for remaining cases. Orders of the day included third readings and engrossed bills. adjourned.
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Supreme Court
Merrilltreet
Locust Street
Senate
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House
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Massachusetts Dairy Company
Troy and
Greenfield
Peabody Institute
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Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
Belmont
Merrimack River
Groveland
Haverhill
Newton
Committee of Harbors and Public Lands
Gloucester Street Railway Company
Neponset Bridge
Braintree
Weymouth
Milton
James M. Lewin
Norfolk
Elizabeth W. Stevens
House orders and rules set for timely debate
The House met at 11 with Speaker Noyes presiding. Orders adopted to have Speaker and the Committee on Expediting Business report Thursday on how to speed disposal of orders. Debate time limited to ten minutes per speaker, with possible extra ten by two thirds. no second suspension unless four fifths vote. Insurance policies.
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Emond & Quinster
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Sargent & Ham
Newton
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Daniel Lambert
Mining News Bulletion Reports Wide Ore Gains Across Districts
The Mining Associated Press reports bullion receipts totaling eighty eight thousand five hundred seventy dollars with miners in Tombstone Sulphuret and other Nevada and California districts showing strong ore yields. New mills and expansions promise dividends within weeks while stock markets rise on improved output and larger tonnages.
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New York
Arizona
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Ellis
Oriental County
Keystone
Miller County
Nevada
Pew
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Clark & Bothwell
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Philadelphia
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San Francisco
Tucson
Gunsight Mine
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Eureka
Bodie
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Starr Grove
Northern Belle
Standard
Crown Point
Richard Gird
Tucson Journal
Big Pittsburg
Bonanza
Railway Earnings and Expansion News Across United States
Reports show the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway predicts an 86.7 percent rise in passenger traffic and a 27.3 percent gain in freight. The St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba line plans a Grand Forks to the border extension with contracts awarded. Grand Trunk to limit conductors to operation with new ticket collectors. Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads end their war with freight transfers via B&O piers in New York. New Haven aims to connect to Manhattan Elevated via Second Avenue Bridge prospects. Flint and Vermilion rail earnings for March show varied weekly totals. Lackawanna and Western stockholders seek a 10 percent scrip dividend after bond redemptions. Rio Grande Railway reports third week March earnings of 85,294 versus 35,537 a year prior.
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Grand Trunk Railway
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New York
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New York City
Second Avenue
Hartem River
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Trcloase
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Scrip
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Rio Grande Railway
Mortality notices from Massachusetts week ending March 19 1881
Deaths reported across 46 towns include Bertram Stanwood Josie Clapp Eliza Murch Arthur Stubbs Amos Temple Harriette Hale Mary Pinkham James Meliacge Charlotte M widow of Rev Joseph Field and others aged from 4 to 88. Official board notes reporting slight weekly variance.
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Person Davis
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Stubbs
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Arthur H Stubbs
Temple
Reading
Mass
Amos Temple
Hale
Harriette
Alpheus R Hale
Pinkham
East
Boston
Mary Pinkham
Mellenger
Cambridge
James Parker Meliacge
Fir LD
Weston
Charlotte M
Joseph Field
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
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