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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1879

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4

Questioning Res Judicata in Louisiana Senatorial Case

A Boston Post reader cites L. S. Cushing on legislative law to argue that final adjudication of a Senate seat case should not bar new fraud evidence. The piece questions whether Kellogg’s contested seat can be reopened and whether the Senate can remedy injustice in light of potential fraud and partial evidence.

Boston Post Louisiana Kellogg United States Senate Spofford Hoar Massachusetts Senate L. S. Cushing House of Commons Legislative Assemblies Legislative Assembly Assembly of Representatives Equity Courts of Law and

Which Side Has Right on Its Side in Election Clash

A Boston Post reader argues that the central issue in the political clash over using troops at polls is which side has the right on its side. The author contends Congress repealed the army-at-polls law and questions whether the President’s veto would stop government wheels, urging the people to decide in 1880.

THE Boston Post Harriman Rowell Asa Alsop Daniel Congress Jackson

Massachusetts Temperance Alliance meets at Wesleyan Hall

The Massachusetts State Temperance Alliance held its regular monthly meeting at Wesleyan Hall with Rev. Dr Miner chairing. Treasurer Hodges reports receipts of 32644, expenses 39323, balance 2331, liabilities 61.05, debt slightly reduced. The Advisory Committee accuses the State Board of Health of withholding testimony and criticizes the analysis crafted by Dr Bowditch.

Massachusetts State Temperance Alliance Wesleyan Hall Miner C. A. Hovey Samuel W. Hodges Rev. L. L. Wood State Board of Health H. I. Bowditch Convocation of Canterbury Church of Bongland Convocation New Raglan England

May Art Journal opens with Lucy Larcom landscape essay

The May number of the Art Journal from D. Appleton & Co. features Lucy Larcom's fourth landscape in American Poetry with five illustrations by J. Appleton Brown. It includes Chester Cathedral interior description with three illustrations, J. W. De Forest interior piece, and other pieces such as The Land of Egypt by Edward Rogers and Eliza Rogers. It also presents the 13th Illustrated Catalogue of the Paris International Exhibition with thirty five illustrations and three steel plates, Pampered Menials by J. E. Hodgson, Woolwich Dockyard by J. Dawson, and Othello by H Hofmann, the last noted as especially fine.

D. Appleton & Co Lucy Larcom J. Appleton Brown Chester Cathedral Chester J. W. de Forest New York Egypt Edward Thomas Rogers Eliza Rogers J. E. Hodgson A.R. A Woolwich I. T. Dawson H. Hofmann

Naval Matters. Promotions and Assignments Announced

Commodore Thomas H. Stevens to examination for promotion. Cadet Midshipman H. H. Hooke on sick leave after return from Europe. Assistant Surgeon B. H. Dickson on sick leave. Assistant Paymaster G. W. Allen ordered to instruction in Paymaster's office New York. Assistant Paymaster M. C. McDonald to duty aboard Mayflower at Annapolis. Theodore Porter orders revoked. remains at Annapolis experimental yard. Capt. L. E. K. Fagan reported for duty at Portsmouth Navy Yard. First Lieut. S. H. Gibson to command marine guard of Kearsarge. Plymouth crew paid off after time served.

Boston Tourspar, Mary Thomas H. Stevens H. H. Hooke H. Dickson New York Naval Hospital G. W. Allen Navy Department New York Navy Yard M. C. McDonald Wabash Mayflower Annapolis Theodoric Porter Kearsarge Atery Portsmouth N. H L. EK. Fagan Navy Yard S. H. Gibson Marine Guard Plymouth

Death notices from local city obituaries

Whittington Mary aged 83 dies in city on May 5 Bird Capt George W dies in city May 4 Silloway Sarah S wife of Nathaniel Silloway dies May 7 at 64 Marcy infant Merie De Witt dies May 7 at 21 days Beckwith Henry dies May 6 at Jamaica Plain age 3 funeral May 0 at 2 PM Stevenson Sarah R dies May 6 at 63 funeral at 2 PM from residence May 230 PM Prondsen Delia K Bronsden dies May 3 at 35 years 8 months Ordway Mrs Aaron dies May 6 at Cambridgeport Bh Parker Elizabeth Parker widow of Luther Parker dies May ? Newtonville 94 Sanger Mrs Mary W Sanger dies May 6 Lynn widow of Capt Joseph Sanger Flint Abby dies May 6 West Randolph 60 Flagg Mabel dies May 2 Ithaca NY Flaggg Cornell professor’s daughter 22 years

Whittington Mary Whittington George W Bird Silloway Sarah S Nathaniel Silloway Marcy Dorchester Merie de Witt Claries D'W Marcy Beckwith Jamaica Plain Henry Beckwith Jamaica Plain Baptist Church NiAl E Hyde Park Alfred Hale Christ Church Providence Stevens Wellesley Sarah R Stevens Ronsden Milton Delia K Bronsden Dave Ordway Cambridgeport Aaron Ordway Parker Newtonville Elizabeth Parker Luther Parker Boston Sanger Lynn Mary W Sanger Joseph Sanger Watertown Flint West Randolph Abby Flint Janes Hutchinson Flagg Ithaca Mabel Flagg Isaac Flagg Cornell University

Advertising Cheats Use Plain Talk for Hop Bitters

The piece condemns deceptive ad writing and urges direct, honest promotion of Hop Bitters. It argues every reader should try the product, claiming its value makes further advertising unnecessary.

Manufacturing and Rail Terms Across Missouri to Texas

A fragmented listing details bonds and rail line references across Missouri, Kansas, Texas, and western regions. It notes Atchison Topka Santa Fe and Denver Rio Grande lines alongside entities like St. Louis Kansas City Northern and Chicago rail interests with bond figures and rates. mining and land concerns appear in scattered entries.

Santa Fe L.G Santa Rd Rio Grande Rd Missouri Kansas Texas Missou Neb Pe Hark & Kne Ra Ts Ste Eaceeses Scereccevcenee O Manufacturing CO Icccecus Cocheco Mf’c N.Y N.engi'd Land Cos Lee Saueunione Cham Bos. Land Co Plain Rdcom Bos Brookie Land Co Wor Nashua Indianapolis Enisis Ads Snopes Capeces Isc Eboiscine Coe Calumet & Hecla Valley Rd St. Louis Kan Missouri, Kansas& Northern Rd BO cc N. Eng Top Santa Es Eae Aes Fe As Erie Denver& Rio O.n Boston Stock Board Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. A Burlington & Missouri Nebraska Kansas Pacific Old Colony Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain New York & New England Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Boston & Albany Kansas City & Northern Missouri, Kansas & Texas Webster National Howard National Washington Mills Auantic Mile

Second Board Sales and Rail and Mining Bonds

The item lists bond sales and railroad and mining securities across many concerns and regions including Missouri, Kansas, Texas, and Nebraska. Major entries feature Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Texas Road, Chicago, Dubuque and Missouri, Boston Land Co, Calumet and Hecla, Pullman Palace Car Co, and Ridge Mining Co with varied percentages and amounts reflecting market activity.

Missouri, Kansas Santa Texas Arvaneas Louis Kan Kansas& Northern Rd Texas Rist Bluffs Hart. & Erie Chicago Dubuque & MO Minnesota Sand y&Clev Fitchburg Rd Union Pacifie Ra ' Sby N. Yorka N. Eng G& Lake Cham UN. Pacific Rd Old Colony Ad Eee Ludle Land Cos Oead Bos Water Power Co 2 TKO Boonaseosnes -2 Pullman Palace Car Co Mining Brookline Land Ga Calumet & Hecla Duncan Snr Kansas Pacific Silver Islet Boston Land Co Missouri, Kansas& Railroad Texas Bos. Hart. & Kne Bur Missoura Nebraska Pueblo & Arkansas Topeka & Bante Valley Ridge Min Co Internati’al Min

New York Port Exports Compare Week and Year Totals

The port of New York exported 6,080,721 worth of produce for the week ending May 6, down from 6,830,957 the prior year and 5,955,726 in 1877. Year to date exports total 109,491,913, behind 120,333,912 last year and 92,321,731 in 1877. Dry goods exports show moderate activity with 1,826 packages from New York and other ports this week, 57,989 packages year to date versus 49,382 in 1878 and 38,936 in 1877.

New York New York Journal of Commerce Boston

Chicago and Northwest'n bonds list and yields

A dense list of rail and railroad company bonds with current yields and preferred status. Entries include Chicago and Northwest’n 6244 106 preferred at 93 percent, New Jersey Central 49 percent, Chicago and Rocky Island 334, Mt St Louis and San Francisco 9 percent, Milwaukee and St Paul 44 percent, Toledo and Wabash 35 percent preferred, Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne 108 64 involvement, Terre Haute 0c0208 7 percent, Chicago and Aiton 83 percent, Delaware and Lackawanna 51 percent, Kansas Pacific 44 percent, Canada Southern 60 percent, Hartford and Erie Ists 37 percent, Central Pacific bonds 74 percent sinking fund 743 percent, Sutro Tunnel Louis Kan pref 0 4644, St Louis and Iron Mountain 274.

Chicago Northwest N. J. Central Rocky Island Mt St. Louis San Francisco Milwaukee and St. Paul le Go Ccoccce Toledo Wabasa Pittsbeg & Ft Ohbio Mississippi Delaware & Lackawanna At. & Pacific Tel. Co Kansas Pacific Chi’co Quincy Han. & St. At Mae Canada Southern Hartford & Erie Ists Duaranteed Central Pacific Bonda Sinking Fona Sutro Tunnel Louis Kan Pref. Ie St. Louis & Iron Mount New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange U.S Pacific Mall Erie Consolidated J. G New Jersey Central Consolidated Denver Rio Grande Canada South Pacific Consolidated Virginia California Bertha Bodie Boston Ontario Minneapolis Western Union Stock Exchange Sadar Erie Lake Shore Wabash Delaware, Lackawanna and Western New Jersey Minnesota Kansas Texas St. Louis Rock Island Union Pacific Pacific Mail Chicago and Aston Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph New Jersey Southern Delaware and Hudson Morris and Essex Western Union Telegraph Company Quicksilver Mining Company Michigan Southern Ilinois Central Cleveland Pittsburg Northwestern Columbus Cincinnati Louisville Nashville Kansas City Northern Milwaukee Fort Wayne Alton Terre Haute Ohio Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Hannibal and St. Joseph Hartford and Erie Central Pacific

New York Stocks and Bonds Quietly Advance on May Day

Money easy on call and sterling strength. government bonds firm. Erie and Lake Shore lead a broad rally with Western Union slipping late. wide swings in railroad issues and mining stocks. Trading volume high as Chicago and Minneapolis names contributed to early gains before a late profit-taking dip.

Boston New York Boston Clearing House Money Easy Prime Mercantile U.S New York World District of Columbia New York Assembly United States Messrs Lawrence & Co N.Y. Baptist Weekly Frank Leshie Illustrated Newspaper New York Independent Sng Messrs Lawrence & Co Brooklym Jownai Exchange Place

Coal and market report amid freight and demand shifts

The market shows firm coal demand with varied prices for Pots, Pearls, and English Cannel. Anthracite futures rise on coastwise freight pressure while shipowners benefit from scarce vessels. retail and domestic sizes hold firm. Coffee, copper, cotton, and grains follow steady to quiet trends with limited shipments and ongoing port activity.

Acadia Cox Pennsylvania Westmoreland Cas Coul Baltimore Philadelphia South Amboy Cumberland Sac Georgetown Alexandria Schuylkill New York Boston Maracaibo Liverpool Uplanas Orleans St. Domingo Sapan Lima Georges Haddock Labrador London Valencia Turkey Virginia Wilmington Sicily St. Louis Minnesota Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois St Louis Cis Canada Manila Sural

Receipts of LoRthner and Hides May 7

List of receipts from multiple firms for bales rolls biddings and hides with quantities in rolls bales do and bags noted for Boston and Albany Portland Steamer Eastern Railroad and related firms. Names include Brackett Crocker Atherton Lee Coon Crecker Proctor Henry Poor Westcott Perry Cutler J Roberts Warren Converse Clark Bacheller and others with various orders and totals.

LoRthner Boston and Albny Rolls Coon Crocker & Co Butler, Dunn & Co Atherton, Hall & Co Cutler & Foster Eastern Railroad Shaw & Bro Fitchmore Railroad Winslow Bros Hersey, Washburn & Co Converse, Clark & Co Thomas E Proctor Henry Poor & Son Westcott & Son Boston and Mate Railroad Srons Whall M & CF James Nichols & Dalton Underhill Boyd, Corey & Co Charles Harrington & Co Johnson, Rust & Co Merritt & Co Salem Express Lord Billings & Eaton Howe DC Haskell & Co Russifer & Fuller Boston and Albany Railroad Merrow Corey Heary Tweed Newhall & Thacher Lyman Belknap & Co Tidd & Co Old Colony and Newport Railroad Titchburg Railroad KB Cummings Webster & Co Bostor and Maine Railroad H & J T Meader

Railroad freight receipts and bale counts from 19th century lines

Summary of total receipts 1176 bales domestically. Listed consignors include Boston and Albany Railroad with 3 bales for Haverhill Hat Co and others. Fitchburg Railroad with Adbeles Hall & co. Boston and Maine Railroad with 30 bales for Bilton Weston & co. Lowell Railroad with 1 bale Fenno & Menning. entries show various firms and bale amounts across multiple lines.

Boston and Albany Railroad Haverhill Hat Co Do Hilton, Weston & Co Denny, Rice & Co de Luce & Manning de Harrington & Simonds Fitchburg Railroad Adbeles Hall & Co Boston and Maine Railroad Bilton, Weston & Co Lowell Railroad Fenno & Menning

Receipts at Boston and Albany Route House

A fragment lists consignors and totals for flour receipts to Boston and Albany. Names include Bob, Bois Aiman & Co, Hathaway & Woods, A D Hibbard & Co, Sands & Furber, Blaney Brown & Co, and Wright & Whitcome among others. Grand totals show 4282 total receipts and 40 total cases.

Miay Boston Albany Blaney, Brown Page, Stearns & Co Lud OORT Moostin Guinean, Cheney & CC Enon Crampton & Fiam Grand Junction K.R Eaton, Sawyer Cdiqet Cone Wade & Basset

Boston and Albany Railroad Receipts and Grain Totals

Receipts list from multiple merchants showing quantities of corn, oats, wheat, barley, malt, and shorts, with totals: 85,35 bush corn. 2800 bush oats. 19659 bushels wheat. 100 bushels barley. 360 bushels malt. 960 bushels shorts. 469 bushels rye. Produce receipts include butter, cheese, eggs, beans and other perishables.

Boston and Albany Railroad Sumner Crosby & Sor Baker Walcott Dodge & Smith Stevens & Co Dorge Paris Flourine Co Fitchburg Railroad Crockett Bros Nathan Tufts Ir & Ton Lamson Saker Crowell & Son Rodney Vardy & Co Peckham, Ralph & Co Kinsell Tabor & Co Lowell Kaikosa Reessle Lord & Webster Nathan Tufter & Son Boston City Flour Mills Chicago

Schooners and steamers clear and sail from New England ports

Goods and vessels departed from Vineyard Haven Calais Jonesport and Bath with loads of vegetables passengers and cargo. Reports note fine to light winds and clear seas as schooners brigantines and steamers sail to Baltimore Boston New York Portland and other ports. A new 1300 ton ship was launched at East Boston as a private venture.

Clara Jane Alien Windsor Ropes Pike New York Emma K Smalley Charles E Sears Turner Boston Milo McDougal St John Owego East Machilas Ar 3d Swhs Presto Colbeth Kalmar Colveth Union Cole Rich Hopkins Commonwealth Cudworth Rowena Hoston Ring Dove Cousins Belfast Silas McLean Spear Nuttin Calais Dunton En Ore Oothbay Ned Hooper St Andrews Vineyard Haven Marcellus Pomeroy Ellsworth Stratton True Bill Barnes Franklin Oston Gardiner Mary Sands Roberts Koret Dunham Mary Jane Merrill Winston Morse Marr Ida D Sturges Johnson and Hyne Otis Bilsworth Eliza Staples Strout Portland Chesapeake Mangum Hins Liszter Matheson Kay Arecibo Provincetown Minnie Taylor Taylor Annapolis Mary Ann Wallace L Snow Griffin Rockport Mass Onward Leland Saco Load Sabao Palmer Machias Agricola Whittemore Eileworth Salem JS Lane Eaton Ana Cutting Wright Bath Sarah Cornelia Norton Charles Carroll Burden Rockland Maggie Dalling Dalling Cardenas Mahaska Harrington Odell Winslow Clark’s Island Portsmouth M Smith Raymond Golden Gate Amee Harriet Samantha Brocklebank Kate Poster Brown Millbridge Wahkeham A Heaton Phinney New Bedford Bent English Chase Wareham M Vassar Jr Parker Mattapoisett Ae Reading Cotvurn Philadelphia Yacht Magic Weld Irginia Oliver Chace Kelley Providence Palladium Ryder Cohasset Narrows Hunter Belle & Hattie Tiverton Watson Nightingals Young Mason Nickerson Georgetown Northern Light Harper Pawtucket William Kennedy Foster Baltimore Aches Calvin P Harris Benton Elien Tobin Potter Alexandria Bertha Conover Perth Amboy Saran Purves Lisle Hoboken S Brown Redondo Betts Flora A Sawyer Freety J M Freeman Eldridge Fall River G L Lovell John D Grittin Gould Taunton Eagie Stepp James Parker Crapo Theodore Dean Evans St Elmo Davis Abel W Parker Dean Plymouth Gorham Nantucket J W Wellington Warren Ann Amelia Allen Returnea Ichs Ida Point Judith Port Sarah Jane T P Abell Hogan New

Provisions Receipts May 7 for Railroads and Merchants

Boston and Albany Railroad receipts include 25 bbis pork 2 tierces hams W G Bell & co 9 bbis tallow K W Gorey. Grand Junction Railroad 212 tes lard 223 boxes bacon order. Fitchburg Railroad 3v bbis beef Cyrus Dupee & co 3 bbis tallow J F Mer-Truw. Total receipts 12 bbis tallow 30 bbls beef 25 bbls pork 212 tierces lard 2 tes hams 223 boxes bacon.

Lierpool Massachusetts Hull Eng New York Florence Isinra Demerara LM Meritt Lunder Lunenburg Brig Lyra Boston and Albany Railroad G Bell & Co Gorey Grand Jantion Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Cyrus Dupee & Co Mer- Truw

Tea and Sugar Receipts by Rail May 7

Receipts show Bostep and Albany Railroad delivering 60 bbls sugar and 33 bales coffee plus 53 bf chests tea to Rue ter Alley and Suffolk Brewery Co. Old Colony Railroad delivers 53 bf chests tea 33 bags coffee 40 bbls sugar. Titchburg Railroad records 10 bbls sugar. Total receipts include 13 bf chests tea 33 bags coffee and 140 bbls sugar.

Bostep and Albany Railroad Rueter & Alley Ido de Suffolk Brewery Co Old Colony Railroad Titchburg Railroad

Beighton Live Stock Market Report

Live stock trade notes from Brighton and Old Yards show Western cattle dominant this week with 2,748 head arrivals. Sales by A N Monroe and others include many steers around 1100-1300 pounds at 5.15 to 6.00 per cwt, with extensive listings at New York and Old Yards. Fragments indicate mixed demand with peddling trade aiding small dealers.

Lea Barbadoes Porto Rico Cienfuegos New Orleans Naval Western Calcutta Lord Qi Boston Choice New York Vermont Isabe Franklin County Tate Nec Éic Maine Central Jackson Areostook County Rose Davis Red Brooks Nova Scotia Carolina Louisiana Mediterranean Liverpool New England Surinam London Sicily Albany Brighton N. B Maine Massachusetts New Yards A. N. Monroe Ec PR. C. Leevitt A. White J. Stetsonne Parrel Firth, Bircn & Kames Old Yarda Hatheway & Jackson Farrell Ge White J. Stetson Sac

Domestic Markets. 7a For other markets see Telegraph columns

Market notes reference the domestic markets and direct readers to Telegraph columns for additional market coverage. The brief cites 7a guidance and implies continuation of market details in nearby Telegraph pieces.

Telegraph Co]umans

SAFHR ARRIVAL OF BARK RAMBLER AT BOSTON

A despatch from San Francisco reports the bark Rambler under Captain Carter arriving safely at Boston on Wednesday after a 174 day voyage from Heston. Detained by head winds and calms, the vessel is deemed sound. The long absence raised fears of disaster among underwriters and friends aboard. Boston May 7 reports the ship J G Collyer, Captain Knox, wrecked at Medford, towed and pumped out by tug William Woolley, repaired at $340, now in better condition than before the incident.

Safhr Boston San Francisco Carter Heston New Bedford SS ._ REA C.l. Bartlett & CO Broad Street

Ships and wrecks in Atlantic coast and Atlantic routes

Reports describe ships facing heavy weather near Liverpool San Francisco to Liverpool April 25 with sails bulwarks and ketch house lost and cargo shifted. Bessie H McManus grounded near Chittagong March 29 then refloated and continued. Western Texas diverted to Lewes Delaware with broken air pump after leaving New York for Back Ponies. Zingu struck Cape Hogan ledge off Cape Breton, beached at St Peters to prevent sinking. owned Charlottetown. Harry Virden reported yellow pine lumber near Key West and April 39 hurricane with severe seas damaging cabin and stores. Alexander Campbell, from Sazun to New York, April 28 off Alligator Keer. Sussex reported heavy NW gale with damage. Sir Sarah Jacobs lost broom equipment at New York pier after Lawson collision also damaging Lawson. Bark Targy sighted wreck debris near latitude 36 longitude 70 on April 30. US ship Marion drifted aground near Berkeley flats at Norfolk but freed at high water.

St John Smalley Liverpool San Francisco Bessie H McManus Chittagong Mauritius Western Texas Hines New York Lewes Del Zingu Charlottetown Cape Hogan St Peters Cape Breton Harry Virden Bernard Key West Philadelphia Lon Alexander Campbell Cherryfield Bunker Sazun Alligator Keer Sussex McGuffin Galveston Falmouth Sarah Jacobs Gloucester Net Pier Lawson Kelley Baltimore McLain Targy Norfolk Marion Navy Yard Fortune Berkeley Flats

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