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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1880

Page

3

Tulips in Public Garden promise splendid display this year

Boston items note visitors Bigelow and Abram French registered in Paris last Saturday. Tulip display in the Public Garden expected to be as handsome as last year. Frank B. Fay named general agent for newly united cruelty to children societies. YM C A reports April employment: 25 permanent and 24 temporary positions filled. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph line work on Kingston and Albany streets with new poles and wires to New York and the West. And more society and civic notices follow.

G. N. Bigelow Abram French Boston Paris Frank B. Fay Societies For the Prevention of Young Men’s Christian Association Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company Kingston Albany New York New England Historic Genealogical Society Thomas W. Clarke Chauncy Hall School Charles F. Freeman Barnstable Danvers Lunatic Asylum Supreme Court Massachusetts Senate Parker House Wm. Wirt Warren Academy Hall Brighton Boston Board of Trade Canada Congress Daisy Cleopatra NASA Lady Augusta Rysdick Springfield New England Gid Clay Kay Emma Kentucky Belle Knox Col. Land Gen. Knox Kendall’s Mills Amos Gerald Maine Cherry Bay Celding Ethan Allen Ruby Toxie Edward Everett Young Morrill Troy Grace Charley Vermont Compton Kirkwood Bashaw Vend Black Hawk Lady Kate Noro Siren Bismark Gen- Uemar Lady May Yankee Boy N. H Harry Panie Lambert Fannie Haskins Paris Hamble~ Touiau Benj. KE. Bates Shoreham Sparkler Gray Eagle Fred Lightfoot Gellding Winthrop Morris Saadie Botten Cobler P. H. Putnam Hiram Woodruff

State House Notices On Tour Plans And Police Appointments

At the State House Secretary of State Henry B. Pierce plans a two month Europe tour starting in June with England visits hosted by Prof. Samuelson. New District Police appointees include Bailey Philbrick Kimball Bean Barker and Innis. duties span detective work office assignments and county tasks. A vacancy remains. An Executive Council meeting next Tuesday will hear a preliminary prison management investigation.

State House Henry B. Pierce Europe England Prof Samuelson Bernard B. Vassal State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Mr. Lewis Springfeld Christopher T. Bailey Dedham Chace Philbrick Lawrence Porter Kimball Fitenburg J. A. Bean Natick J. R. Barker Milford George H.innis Boston Bailey Puilrick Bean Innis Old State Force Kimpall Fitchbure Barker Dyson State Board of Charities Executive Council

Twenty fifth anniversary observed at Franklin Street Church

The Franklin Street Congregational Church marked its twenty fifth year with a weekend observance. A historical address by Rev W S Hubbell traced the church history from its 1855 dedication by Dr Blagden and Dr Lyman Beecher to its 1867 rebuilding after a fire and the 1868 dedication of the present house. The church has grown to 483 members with combined parish and charity giving near 235 thousand dollars. A reminiscence banquet featured noted clergy and local figures, with letters from church leaders and an orchestral program enhancing the gathering.

Franklin Street Blagden Lyman Beecher Benjamin Jedkins David Temple Packard Mr. Packard Lucius Eastman, Jr Hubbell A. L. Stone Hawaiian Islands Dea. Ebenezer Davis Somerville G. W. Blagden D. D Boston Snaulding Newburyport J. H. Means Dorchester Jonathan Edwards Grantville Wm. H. Furber Ben. Judkins Bruce S. H. Hadley

Pique at the Museum features Davenport in powerful drama

Augustin Daly's Pique drew a brilliant audience at the Museum last night with Fanny Davenport in the lead as Mabel Renfrew. The production, while melodramatic, was elevated by staging and strong support from Barron, Hudson, and the Museum company, earning enthusiastic, sustained approval.

Museumm Augustin Daly Museum Boston Fanny Davenport Miss Davenport Mabel Renfrew Thieves Paradise Museum Company Mr. Barron Capt. Standish Mr. Hudson Matthew Standish Spoonies Sammy Dymple Shornsby Gull Messrs Wilson Haworth Raymond Lessing Mason Mr. Graham Raymoney Jim Martinet Hooley Zoe ‘Lutile Eva Black Topsy Boston Theatre Ideal Opera Company W. H. Fessenden Myron Whitney Captain Corcoran Adelaide Detchen Georgia Caugum Hebe Sir Joseph Dick Deadeye Adelaide Phillipps Buttercup Mary Beebe Josephine Thomas W. Keene Lilian Barry Milwaukee Wis Albion M. Dudley Salem James M. Neal Gallipolis Charles Ross Brunswick Theodor Castelhuhn Newburyport T. B. Buxton St. John N.B Mme. Dietrich Strong Mme. Cappiani Mr. Sherwood

Supreme Judicial Court May 3 Case Summary at Clyde Park

Supreme Judicial Court reports May 3 before Judge Lord with cases including Josiah B Richardson vs New York and New England Railroad over conversion of property tied to a failed Clyde Park iron works. Jeremiah Mullen vs Old Colony Railroad for injuries from a Foundry Street collision. and Purifying and Maturing Process Co versus Amos L Woods et al seeking stock transfers and capital. Also Superior Court first session May 3 before Judge Rockwell: Lamprey vs Stevens over brick value. Proceedings include juries, trials, and adjournments with multiple in-court notices and in-chambers cases.

Supreme Judicial Court Lord Josiah B. Richardson New York and New England Railroad Company New England Iron Company Clyde Park Wm. E. Coffin Outlaw Avery W. H. H. Andrews Ambrose Eastman Jeremiah Mullen Old Colony Railroad Company Esc Foundry Street Boston R. D. Smith J. A. Maxwell J. H. Benton, Jr Tucker Amos L. Woods Connecticut Woods Spaulding Charles W. Crosby Wimn Gaston J. Bennett C. Allen J. Fox L. Souther R. Lund D. F. Crane

May term opened as Grand Jury begins Suffolk cases

Judge Wilkinson presided when the May term opened and the Grand Jury began its work. Sentences imposed include Malcolm McLean for malicious injury with 10 and costs and Richard F. Lyman for common drunkard two months in the House of Industry. Fannie Abbott received one year in the Woman's Prison. Sheriff Clark’s monthly report shows 143 prisoners at Suffolk County Jail with 17 on sentence 52 held for non payment of fines and costs 7 for trial 4 for examination 2 as witnesses and one debtor. Probate Court before Judge McKim admitted wills of several individuals and granted administration for multiple estates including Campbell Hand Hazlett Bern stein Cromlisk Conant and others.

Malcolm McLean Richard F. Lyman House of Industry Fannie Abbott Woman’s Prison Suffolk County McKim Smith Momans, Jr Ezra J. Banting Hannah Hall Ebenezer Morton Mercy Herman Charles Proctor John J. Sullivan Elias Baskett Derby Richard Ridlon Thomas 8. Campbell Wm. F. Hand Elizabeth Hazlett Carrie M. Bernstein Cecelia Cromlisk Elizabeth C. Conant George E. Bell Catherine McGonigle Barney Davis Mary J. Wallis Gabnel Pougee Wm. Williams Joseph Healy Bertha Levi Peter Norton Helen M. Briggs Richard Rich May John J. Peasley Thomas McAden Nellie Casey Sherborn Mary J. Gillespie Nellie Stewart Minnie Lee Minnie Logan Faome A. Clark Alias Sims Rosa Leavitt Reformatory Ellen Doherty Abbie Doyle John McCarty James F. Guyotte James Mulbern Janvier Rodier Portland Street Ellen Downey Thomas Cavanaugh Martin Welch

Savage assault with hatchet at saloon on Central Park avenue

Mrs Margaret Gibbonz keeper of a saloon and lodging house on Central Park avenue West Wyde Park attacked lodger Thomas Kelley with a hatchet after demanding he leave. Kelley suffered a terrible scalp wound. Gibbons was arrested and to be arraigned. She claimed Kelley previously assaulted her son. Nearby notes cover local church events and a man found intoxicated injured at the new horse railroad junction.

Margaret Gibbonz Central Park Avenue Wvyde Park Thomas Kelley Kelley Kelly Norfolk Sunday Schoal Association Dedham Unitarian Seatrate Jennings South Hingham Women’s Christian Prohibitory League Franklin Hall Peabody E. M North Franklin Street

Aldermen Board approves hospital trustees and street works agenda

The Board of Aldermen at Monday session confirmed Israel Cohen for two years and F. Gavin for one year as Trustees of the City Hospital, and Michael Finn as Public Weigher, with Horace L. Bowker also confirmed. Petitions seek street grading macadamizing and road work along Eagle, Trusl, Ware, East Chester, Elmore, and other avenues, plus railroad connections. remarks on East Boston ferries and a birthday event for the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. The Burrill claim and related auditors statement are laid on the table for printing. Police Charitable Fund noted.

Board of Aldermen O’brien City Hospital Israel Cohen F. Gavin Michael Finn Senne Horace L. Bowker Glendon‘Company Eagle Street Square P. Dexter Trusl Street Ward Twenty-four Franklin King Ware Street South Boston Railroad Company Emerson Street East Broadway Hugh McLaughlin Wm. Carpenter Mercantile Street H. A. Wight Elmore Street S. Cudworth East Chester Ark Charles E Wiggim West Cottage Street J. G. Moorhead South Back Bay Park Committee On Health Artemas Winchester West Roxbury E. Pierson Beebe Waldo Magnora Howard A. Carson Roxbury Boston Nathaniel I. Bowaditehb J. L. Stackpole Legislative Committee On Education South Street Said Street Kasex Street Newbury Street West Chester Park Committee On Common City Point Board of Park Commissioners Harvard College Arnold East West Wood Island Committee On Lowell Squire Bailey Street J. 8. Bobbs & Co Kneeland South, Beach Federal Streets PB. A. Collins Paul West Wm. F. Wade Federal Street Crosby Bates Prescott South Boston Road Lue Circuit Blue Line Washington Street Temple Place Summer Street West Collins Middlesex Railroad Company Chelsea Street Charlestown Henley Mount Vernon Streets Park, Adams Common Streets City Square Powers Brecke Caton Woolley Healy Burrill Police Charitable Fund City Hall County of Middlesex Brighton Samuel Littleclerk Wm. H. Hodgkins East Boston Ferries Thomas L. Jenks Eer. B. Butler Edward Brigham Geo. W. Pope Henry H. Sprague G. H. M. Rowe John E. Fitzgerald Frederic W. Smith, Jr Water Board Leonard R. Cutter Walter FE. Swan Board of Health Samuel H. Dargill Charles E. Davis, Jr Police Commissioners Henry Walker F. J. Goldthwait Charles H. Dalton George #. Clarke Mount Hope Cemetery Frederick G. Wailbridge Samuel A. B. Bragg Wm. W. Greenough Mellen Chamberlain Morkrtgagew Edward C. Wales Jonathan Mann A. D Suffolk David Loring Joseph E. Merrill Davie Loring Joseph H. Merrill Jona G. Webster Revere Bath Street Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Beaver Street Atlantic Ocean Sata Revere Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Sat Revere Revere Beach North Shore Land Company Whitman and Breck Lewis J. Bird John G. Webster

Land Transfers Across Boston Neighborhoods

A long list of property transactions in Boston areas including South Street Near Utica and Monroe Street to Clapp with land at $1. Other transfers cover Warren Avenue Commonwealth Avenue Back Bay Huntington Avenue Roxbury Charlestown Dorchester West Roxbury Chelsea and more. Notable entries include Alfred Marcus to Brice Fivans for 40000 dollars and Mass Hospital Life Insurance to William Clefin for 55000 dollars each. Many buildings and land parcels change hands among named individuals and institutions with nominal or specified sums.

South Street Utica Joseph F. Ferdinand Francis 8. Monroe, Jr Timothy P. Nelson Samuel W. Spofford Harriet M. Wright John J. Clapp Warren Avenue West Canton Street Back Commonwealth Avenue Fairfield Street Charles A. Parker Et al George P. King Kneeland Federal Streets Alfred A. Marcus Brice S. Fivans John H. Stickney George Jobson Gloucester Street John Worster George Wheatland, Jr Huntington Avenue Huntington Park Back Bay Essex Savings Bank William Boynton Buttonwood Marsh Sheafe Street Margaret George Ropes Jonas G. Shulaber Elizabeth M. Streeter John J. Corker Francis H. Lincon Cornhill Boston David Eckley Roxbury Faneuil Hall Square Amasa Thayer Rebecca J. Thayer Charlotte E. Wild Feneuil Hall Square Claremont Park James R. Clark Sarah A. Rich Bear Theodore R. Glover George Johnson John H. Jickney Same Rookline Street Franklin Square John C. Frack, Jr Joshua C. Dana Orvile Woodsum Warren K. Blodgett Charlestown Tufts Marion Streets William Burnett Annie M. Parks Dorchester Ye Street John Broderick Nelson Curtis Ian Indian Alfred A. Nickerson Home Savings Bank West Roxbury

Light Colored Spring Suits For Young Men And Gentlemen

We present about 50 styles of light colored spring suits for young men and gentlemen, ready for immediate wear. Made from fine soft wools, these outfits keep their appearance. Parisian and European fashions lead the trend with careful making and trimming. Despite higher wool prices, they offer value aligned with quality and style. Prices:

A. Shuman & Co Washington Street

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