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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1886

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4

Sophomore Crew Wins Closest Charles River Race

Starvard University boat club sophomores won a tight four crew race on the Charles River in 12 minutes 30 seconds. Freshmen were second in 12 minutes 31 seconds, juniors third in 12 minutes 33 seconds, and seniors last in 12 minutes 40 seconds amid wind and chop.

Starvard University Boat Club Charnes Brookline Railroad Bridge Milldam Beniors Ulasa Pontion Latham Fessenden O.sceese Knapp Hecen Ayer Endicott Coolidge Fiske Alokanget Seveseres Sobseras Veges Pia Ccavciansen Ccssss Oon JK Thomas Eesveeaseeene Crescent Boat Club House Hereford Street Kixeter Street Dartmouth Street George Perkins Dave Goodwin England Ruddeck Charles Street Ruddock Isaac Houghton Union Boat Club J. J. Griffin Buffalo N. Y Boston Harvard Laing Ten Eyck Lake Quinsigamond Worcester Austin Stevenson San Francisco Henry Peterson al Hamm

Yachts Arrive and Sail for Season at Boston Harbor

The Vega owned by E M Ferguson of Pittsburg arrives from the West Indies and will be refitted at Constitution wharf for the season. Meteor owner Mr Parks has chartered it to Mr Jennings. Captain Studley ships crew in Boston and the boat will head for New York. Captain George Studley to helm the steam yacht Lucille after May 20. Active and Oriole preparations underway. White Wing sold to Boston buyers and to join South Boston Yacht Club. Acme Liquid marketed by Boston Yacht Agency for bronze bottoms. Anna sold to Messrs Sheppard Hodgkins now being commissioned at Lawley’s yard and to join the Marchester Yacht Club.

Vega E. M. Ferguson Pittsburg Penn West Indies New York Constitution Wharf Fisher's Island Long Island Sound Burnham’s United States Meteor Studley Parks Jennings Boston Cohasset Mr. Jennings Sheldon Stucley George Studley Lucille Herreschott Bristol E. M.furgenon David Carl City Island Active C. Kenney Crandall Marion Wentworth Oriole Boston Yacht Agency White Wing N.C. Goodwin South Boston Yacht Club Portland Racine A. W. Feliuck Worcester Colter’s Yard Harrison Square Anna H. B. Lambert Mesars, Sheppard & Ho

Dorchester Yacht Club Excludes Member Over Dues

At a meeting in Dorchester the Dorchester Yacht Club expelled E W Baxter owner of the yacht Aimee for non payment of dues. G F Burkhardt F L Camne Charles W Peering J H Ganning George Lewis Jr were elected members. Regattas planned off Thompson Island on May 31 and June 17 with 550 dollars set for expenses and 455 85 dollars in the treasury. Commodore Savage presided as most members attended.

Dorchester Roxbury F. L. Camne Boston Charles W. Peering J. H. Ganning George Lewis, Jr Thompson’s Island Commodore Savage

Preparations for Paddy Ryan at the Brower House

Paddy Ryan will take possession of the Brower House saloon around May 20 and work already begun to modernize the barroom. He plans a stylish sign, and notes a coincidence with John L Sullivan leaving for Boston. Ryan says there is room in Boston for both he and Sullivan. Spring Meeting at Kempton Park reports reveal Scherzo won the grand prize, The Sun second.

Paddy Ryan Brower House Boston Paddy Sullivan John L Kempton Park London Lord Calthorpe Scherzo Mr. A. Taylor the Sun

Sunday religious services and talks announced citywide

Community churches schedule a Bible class at 9 15 and a service of song at 4 30 with Rev Andrew Burrows at Boston Strritval Temple Horticultural Hall. Adeline M Glain or Gla ing gives lectures and readings at 10 30 and 7 45. Tremont Temple hosts ASSOCIATION service at 3 with Rev O P Gifford and N E Conservatory quartet. Union Hall 18 Boylston Street features Rev E H Capen on The Call of Levi with a Shawmut Avenue quartet and soloists. doors at 7 open for 7 30 start. Public invited.

Association Andrew Burrows Boston Strritval Temple Horticultural Hall Adeline M Union Union Hall Boylston Street Fannie A. Billings Mca Abbie M. Munroe Horace Tobey Calvin M. Lewis Henry G. Carey

Mansman's Peptonized Beef Tonic Promises Vitality

Men Man's Peptonized Beef Tonic, a beef preparation claiming to provide blood forming, force generating and life sustaining properties. Marketed by Caswell Hazard & Co of New York and sold by druggists, it targets indigestion debility and pulmonary exhaustion with overwork and disease contexts.

Mensman Caswell, Hazard & Co Proprietors New York S&wly

The Boston Theatre and Nearby Venues Evening Casts Schedule

The Globe Theatre lists Mary Anderson matinee and afternoon shows. The Boston Theatre offers Black Crook in matinee and evening. Hollis Street Theatre rehearsals ongoing. Athenaeum features Alice Harrison with afternoon and evening performances. World’s Museum presents exhibits at 1610 P M with late battles at Tremont Street venue.

Globe Theatre Mary Anderson Ingomar Lady of Lyons Boston Black Crook Hollisary Street PA Atra Palmersoo Square Comeo Oon Boston Museum Augustin Daly Athenium Alice Harrison Eljou Fe Neil Burgess World's Museum, Menagsree Battle OF Pttysburg

Mary Anderson Shines as Rosalind at Globe Theatre

Miss Mary Anderson pleased a large Globe Theatre audience last night in As You Like It though her Rosalind lacks Shakespearean fidelity. The review notes grace and beauty with some imperious traits, while Orlando by Forbes-Robertson and Celia by Tilbury receive solid support despite Tilbury’s cold.

Mary Anderson Globe Theatre Rosalind Miss Anderson Shakespeare Augustin Daly Boston Museum Boston James Lewis Professor Babbitt Gilbert Miss Behan Mr. Drew Otis Skinner Mr. Leclercq

Important Eastern Railroad Decision in Supreme Court

The New England Mutual Life Insurance case against trustees Willard P. Phillips et al. rules trustees must cancel certificates purchased with sinking fund, preventing them from voting on those certificates. The ruling also declares the annually elected directors illegally chosen. Michigan Central reports 1885 results with decreases in gross, operating expenses, and net earnings, and notes shifts in surplus and interest. Milford plans train withdrawals May 17 due to declining passenger traffic linked to local politics. town opposition to Hopedale contributes to reduced patronage. Other notes include Denver Rio Grande foreclosure terms, Boston and Maine timetable changes, Fitchburg terminal purchase in Worcester, New York Central and West Shore sleeper updates, and a new Prospect Hill depot opening in Waltham.

Supreme Court New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Willard P. Phillips Arthur Terrall George C. Lord Nathaniel J. Bradlee Denver Col David H. Moffatt Denver and Rio Grande Road Boston and Maine Road Fitchburg Railroad Worcester Charies, Blackstone and Bridge Streets New York Central West Shore

Diverse Steamship Arrivals and Cleared Vessels Report

A crowded list of arrivals and departures shows steamers Pavonia Welhaven Alpha and Pottsville among others docking at various ports with cargoes including molasses sugar and mdse. The record notes several brig ships and schooners leaving for London Aspinwall St John NB and Portland while winds are described as southwest with hazy sunset conditions.

Pavonia Woolfenden Liverpool Queenstown Mdsers Cunard Steamship Co Welhaven Nor Seward Baracoa WW & C R Noyes GMB Lee New York Alpha Davis Yarmouth Waller Hall Src Hkuby Kilby Pottsville Bacon Philadvlonias Penobscot Ingraham Bangaroo Collins Bath Forest City Snowman Portland C F Wiliams City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Longfellow, Smith Provincetown Rlaite Henderson Calcutta M F Pickering . Co Samuel KE Spring Rose Matanzas Continental Sugar Evviva Foote Cienfuegos KE Atkins & Co Rodenheiser Miraguane Log Whitney, Pousland & Co Angelia Mitchel Hoboken Mary Lord Look Humacoa St Johns Sugar Baring Bros & Co William O Snow Kelley Baltimore Yale Simpson Philadelphia Howard W Middleton Smith Jesse Murdock Phinney Rebecca A Taulane Champion Lizzie Young Shaw William T Donnell Bassett Catawamteak Hunt Weehawken Hamburg Small Edwin A Stevens Kendall Amazon Lewis Wiscasset Peari Foster Juliet Turner Bangor Mystery Karen Happuch Phailbrook Rockland Caroline Knight Reckland Weymouth Lillie Perkins Eliot G W Raitt Coleman Eliot Satellite Adderton Emily A Staples Goodwin Elliot Hattie Lewis Brewster George P Rust Brocklebank Newburyport Wingaersheek Donnell Eastern Light Webber Ipswich Ludewick Bill Pierce Rockport Herbert Harriet Full John Mettler Bowden Lanesville Screamer Littlefield Mary A White Nelson Lanesvile Whip Johnson Active Mitchell William P Hunt Poland Durham City Lund London C Furness Don Juste Orcutt Aspinwall Ben Howard Lone Scks Walsh Anderson Bear River Delong & Seaman Emma C. Groves Annapolis J G Hall Hatheway & Co Alice 3 Kerrigan St John Julia E Pratt Britt J F Currier Donna Helle le Blanc Bellevue Cove Irene Cape Island Barclay & Co Bertha Maud Barton Sta. of the East W Hyde Adair Jordan Harriman Richmond M Chadwick Thatcher Cumberland Thompson Hi Kilby Howard Williams Kennebec River Fitz Bros & @o Frank Leaming McKeague S J

Shipping Notes and Vessels Sailings Across Atlantic to Boston and Calais

From Haven to Boston and New York sailors record numerous vessels sailing May 6 to May 7 with arrivals and departures along the Maine and New Jersey coast. Rickety lists include Vidette Augustine Robbeschs Cen tennial Alaska and many schooners and brigs with destinations Calais Boston Hyannis Portland New London and St George. A United States revenue cutter Gal latin on a cruise reports Polar Wave and fish receipts reach 195 000 pounds codfish and 4000 do alibut. A new May Flower schooner built at Essex for Cunningham & Thompson measures 100 tons and towed for seine work under Capt John Men nan.

Vinayere Haven Millbridge Creek Boston Petre J.decrow Raritan River Keystone Miller Perth Amboy Osprey Crowley Hyena Gardiner Hoboken Willow Harp Norton Weehawken J Baker Chase New York Amos Falkenburg Green Hyannis Elias Ross Lewis South Amboy Haverhill Fanny Flint Warren Portland Julia & Martha Hobbs Block Island Calais Daniel Webster Clark New London Bessie Cargon Baker Wolfville CTS Grimes Warr Millbridge Addie J Wilson Rockland Strout Crusoe Leighton Luia Leighton Oo Wviscasset Kate Lilly Qoquette Orne Hannah M Buell Steelman Petersburg Goothbay Sch Express Damariscotta R Smith Sawyer Salmon River Bar Belle Gcramage St George Mary Webster Gray Sullivan Cocheco Harris Bangor Gloucester Machiasport Annie Les Cole Beta Colbeth Do Nulato Harry C Chester Sanborn Mary E Gage McLaughlin Emms K Smalley Robinson Shulee Challenge Murphy Vandalia Bentley Ellsworth Sarah A Reed Hallowell Maud Malcock Johnson Palestine Chadwick Nellie Eaton Krowston L Eaton Grierson Sylvi Newbury Sarah Louise Derby United States Revenue Cutter Gallatin Georges S R Lane Knight Templar Western Banks A M Burnham Ipswich Bay T Herbert George Grant Tarksen Aspinwall Essex Messrs Cunningham & Thompson May Flower John Meinnan

Maritime Shipping Movements and Vessel Listings

The passage lists multiple ships sailing or passing, with dates in April and May, names of vessels such as Meta Lenz Ocean Mistletoe Ahoy, and ports including Philadelphia San Francisco London Sydney Halifax. It records departures from ports like Tremain and Bristol and destinations to Genoa Melbourne Quebec and Pensacola with various captains and crews.

Sbins Maloney London San Francisco Marcello Zetto Pensacola Hull Hong Kong Lisbon Uros Adrianich Newark Queen of the West Frans Galveston Emma Marr Brewster Cardiff Imatur West Bay Zuletka Nicho Encarnacion Galiano Oporto Leda Budinich

Numerous vessels in port and sailing from global ports

A long list records ships docking and departing in early May from Antwerp to Rotterdam. Vessels include Noordland from Buenos Ayres, New Zealand from Apalachicola, Hornet from Rio Janeiro, Elissa Gibbs at Rosario, and many others with origins in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Liverpool, and beyond. Ports of call span Genoa, Sagua, Port Morant, and London, with several brig and steamer movements noted.

Scilly New York Yndon Fastnet Kansas Boston Liverpool Isle of Wight Milanese London Genoa Strura Leith Benglee Emiliano Norfolk Antwerp York Noordland New Buenos Ayrez New Zealand Apalachicola Barbadoes Alice Roy Aird Buenos Hornet Crosby Rio Janeiro Porto Rico Sachs Elissa Gibbs Woods Erara Mattie W Atwood Newcomb Rosario Sch Unexpected Baxter Demerara Portland Bremen Leipzig Baltimore Barrow Sanea Cavie Philadelphia Curacoa Priest Cardiff San Francisco Cardemas William F Babcock Murphy Maggie Dalling Dalling Park Harmonic Northwest Stacy Clar Clark Dorchester NB Benj Courtney A York Sunlight Thompson New Fastnet Glasgow Hibernian Gibraltar Potton Gergovia Havana Cienfuegos Alesia Port Au Prince Solario Deane Matilda Buck Chisholm O A Horsey Dowling Alice Bradshaw Balm Palermo Edgar Port Spain Wauban St Thomas Florence Carter Constantin Walter Alma Hogan Martinique Mustang Townsend Delaware Dart Beattie Ueenstown Sailea Germanic New Quebec Escalona Anderson Mediterranean Porta Montreal Zelica Murchison Brunswick - Seiled Campbell Hassen Grandholm Masson Maryport Nettie Murphy Cosman Barks Orient Collins Waterford Mao Long Pernambuco Aquatic Halcrow Rotterdam

Transatlantic and Coastal Shipping Movements Report

A dense list of ships, schooners, brigs, steamers, and pilots clearing, sailing, and arriving along the Atlantic coast from March ports to New York and Boston. Vessels include Atalanta, Hathersage, Wexford, Equator, Susan B Ray, and many others with destinations such as Belfast, New Orleans, Havana, Baltimore, and Newport News.

Notices of liquor license applications in Boston era

Multiple entries from the Boston Police Board dated May 7 1836 1880 1886 announce licenses for selling intoxicating liquors. Ernst G W Kraushaar Henry T Hutchison E L Henchman and Daniel Maytum apply as druggist victualler wholesale dealer with specified street addresses in Boston. F C Irving Clerk.

Board of Polce Boston J. Arthur Brigham Main Street U. D F. C. Irving Board of Police Timothy A. Wholly Rutherford Avenue C.D F. O. Irving Ieee Ec Ca Iain Pouce George W. Sherman Alien Street D. C Green Street Providence R. R J. P Polce Ernst G. W. Kraushaar Cass Boylston Street W.R F. GC. Irving Police Henry T. Hutchison East Eighth Street Gates Street F.C. Irving Pouck John H. Lakin & Co Tremont Street Board of Pollce Wiliam K. Young Otis Street E. L. Henchman Cambridge, Cor. Chambers Street Burding F. GO. Irving Board of Poor Dillon & Coughlin Medford Street C. D Board OF Pollice Michael Ryan Chelsea Street TS Boaxpor Police G. C Bostin A.S. Putnam Park Henley Streets F. Ce. Irving John McCormack Bunker Hill Ferrin Streets D. D F.C Board of Porsce George E. Boycen Broadway Boago John Wall Hepley Street OC. D Henley Street U.D Thomas & Thomas East First Street Ereeee Board Daniel Maytum East Eighth H Streets Patrick Collins Second Street John Odenweller Church Street Peg. Irving Board of Pence Timothy J. Sullivan Atlantic Avenue F.C. Irving. Czerk

Boston Police Board License Notices 1886

The Boston Police Board reports applications for licenses. Benjamin F Bradbury seeks a class license at 443 Washington Street first floor. Cornelius OConnell applies for a victualler license at 364 North Street first floor stock in cellar. Robert M Brown applies for a fourth class victualier license at 77 and 7744 Commercial Wharf.

Board of Pollcx Boston Cornelius O’connell North Street F.C. Irving Board of Police Robert M. Brown Commercial Wharf F. C. Irving

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