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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1886

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4

Fertilizer valuations rise and new Georgia plant growth

The Georgia department of agriculture reports fertilizer analyses to Feb 20 1886 with lower cash valuations, noting Savannah prices for available phosphoric acid ammonia and potash and suggesting planters buy in cash or large lots. It covers factory expansion in Macon Griffin Newnan Thomasville Camilla Rome Elberton Conyers and forecasts continued fertilizer demand and price dynamics.

Georgia Department of Agriculture Savannah Georgia Macon Griffin Newnan Thomasville Camilla Rome Elberton Conyers Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Boston New York Maine Experiment Station

Mary Anderson May Be Married? Actresses Support Husbands

Oshkosh Times notes Mary Anderson may marry soon while several, less famous actresses back her possible union.

Mary Anderson Oshkosh Times

Dr. 8 E Sylvester Endorses Remedy for Nervous Debility

Dr. 8 E Sylvester of Portland Maine reports using the remedy with most satisfactory results for nervous debility.

8. E. Sylvester Portland

Favorite Prescription for Women Promoted by Doctor Pierce

A pamphlet style claim compares the human body to a watch with eleven movements and argues that female ailments stem from uterine system irregularities. It asserts many symptoms are understood by women and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the unfailing remedy.

Dr. Pierce

Pugilist Patsey Sheppard Bids Farewell Aboard Pavonia

Crowds gather at East Boston to bid farewell to light-weight boxer Patsey Sheppard and his wife as the Cunard steamer Pavonia prepares to sail for England. Notables including trainer John Graham and many sportsmen attend a reception in the smoking room before the voyage. Patsey and his wife plan a month in England and Ireland. he has faced ill health for two years and will visit his old haunts in Liverpool and London.

Cunard Boston Patsey Sheppard Patsey John Karnham Goss LaGrange Street Pugilist Pavonia Professor Conley Heros of the Ring Old Country Conly John Lynch Bijou Club England Sheppard Liverpool Ireland Patsay Stedman Hayward Place John L. Sullivan Abbey Harrison Avenue Comort John Farnham Providence R. I Minneapolis Matsuda Sorakichi Adam Butler Butler Richard D. Sears Thomas Pettitt Longwood United States John Graham Harvard College Europe Harvard Athletic Association Holmes Field Clyde Park Pateey Sheppard New York Priscilla Atlantic Yacat Club Revere Billiard Hall

Prize Fight Ends in Draw in Long Island City

About twenty men gathered in a rear yard on Long Island City to watch Edward Boat of Brooklyn and Max Levinski of New York fight for a $100 purse. After six rounds of bare knuckle combat with heavy blows and a chaotic brawl, the referee declared a draw and plans a rematch between Boat and Levinski against Stein for a finish.

Long Island City Edward Boat Brooklyn Max Levinski New York Boat Levinski Boar Bost Stein

Merrimac Valley Circuit Day Two Highlights in Manchester

Second day of the Merrimac Valley circuit meeting in Manchester reports increased attendance and strong racing. Stubby dominates the 2:50 class after Daisy Lambert fades. a $200 purse is distributed with top horses including Stubby and Moxer. later a $100 purse race thrills five heats before darkness postpones further races. At Ivy City, Tony Foster wins a 1:50 mile dash, Plenipo takes the Brentwood stakes in 1:05, and Drake Carter wins a 2:04 handicap while Burns columns 2:02.

Manchester N. H Merrimac Valley Daisy Lambert Stubby C. &. Mosher Lawrence Ivy City Eton Tony Foster Plenipo Bags Burns Drake Carter Souvenir

New England Yacht Racing Association Holds Special Meeting

The New England Yacht Racing Association met at the Parker House with delegates from Hull Salem Bay Dorchester Corinthian Quincy Lynn and Jeffries clubs. Chelsea Yacht Club was admitted with officers named and a proposal to amend rule 10 for sails under twenty one feet water line postponed for club study.

New England Yacht Racing Association Parker House Hull Salem Bay Dorchester Corinthian Quincy Lynn Jeffries Charles Bes Perkins Hull Yacht Club G. W. Mansfield Salem Bay Club Chelsea Yacht Club Phoenix Boat Club F. T. Claylor H. M. Weis F. W. Prior W. J. Meadows W. G. Marsh Charles B. Fisher

Damaged Goods Listings Across Cities

A fragmented listing shows damaged items and sales in Philadelphia New York and other locations. Entries include damaged tin plates shoes centri fugal sugar and various firms such as Samuel C Samane, Horatio Harris & Co, Knights & Co, Francis H Henshaw Co and K L Day & Co with time stamps around morning hours. The fragment references real estate and stock notes with multiple companies and dates.

Philadelphia Samuel

Boston Black-Eye Painter Spins Tales of Deception

A Post reporter visits a long established Boston shop run by a man with ruby studs who claims to originate black eye restoration. He explains pricing, methods, and how most customers lie about their injuries while he quietly discerns the truth from their stories. The curiosity shop atmosphere hides a declining trade as upstart artists enter the field.

Ananias Post Boston Washington Street Sam

Common Council Weighs Expenditures For Bunker Hill Celebration

The Boston Common Council approved a 3000 dollar appropriation for a Bunker Hill anniversary celebration and created a three person committee with aldermen for the event. An additional panel was appointed to plan July 4 celebrations, while debates teased the legality under the new charter. Other items included street and school improvements, ambulance deliberations, and water pump contracts.

Common Council Bunker Hill Harding Whitmore Supreme Court Coggswell Mr. Whitmore Carney Hospital Westerly Hall West Roxbury Charles Sumner Chester Equare Roxbury Canal Department of Common Board of Fire Commissioners William H. Churchill Oor Walpole Street

Roxbury Flood Report Details Stony Brook Overflow

The Department for the Inspection of Public Buildings submitted to Captain John S. Demrell a report on the Stony Brook overflow and Roxbury floods last February. The flood began at Clay Street near Elmwood Street where the main sewer meets the brook, causing water to back up and flood a large area. The deepest water was 14 inches on the first floor of a brick dry house on the Roxbury Belting Company's land, with the cellar 6 feet 10 inches deep, and damage included machinery injury and property loss.

Department For the Inspection of Public Buildings John S. Demrell Stony Brook Roxbury Clay Street Elmwood Street Roxbury Belting Company

Statue of William Lloyd Garrison Placed on Commonwealth Ave

A 2600 pound bronze statue of abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison stands on Commonwealth avenue near Hotel Vendome in Boston. The piece by Decorative Bronze Company of New York was funded by citizens and presented to the city, with inscriptions noting Garrison's earnest fight for liberty and humanity.

Y William Lloyd Garrison New York Boston General Whitney William Lloyd Garrison Hotel Vendome Commonwealth Avenue Decorative Bronze Company of Hugh O’brien William Lloyd Gerrison George Baty Blake William [. Bowditch Henry P. Kidder Samuel C. Cobb Richard P. Hallowell Edward T. May Henry P. Ridfer Martin Brimmer John M. Forbes Henry L. Pierce Henry Lee John C. Phillips William Endicott, Jr Hampton S.C. Armstrong Olin L. Warner Wiliam Lloyd Garrison Committee of Citizens Ralph Waldo Emerson Wendell Phillips John ©. Phillips Endicott, Jr Stanton Blake Messrs Hugh O'Brien

Atwood Academy Holiday Party Ends With Bouquets and Bonbons

A merry Atwood Academy party last evening featured a grand march at 9 o clock after a Boston orchestra promenade concert. Frank C. McKenna led the militaire with his sister Hose McKenna in cream satin and ivory trim. Notable attendees included Mrs. Bowen Mrs. Lizzie McDermott and Miss Hattie Barnes among others in varied gowns. Frank A. Lappin and McKenna managed the floor with a large auxiliary team. Bouquets were presented by the Twenty Associates and bonbons distributed to the guests.

Atwood Academy Boston Militaire Frank C. McKenna Hose McKenna Bowen Lizzie McDermott Hattie Barnes Miss Lessner Frank A. Lappin Mr. Mcnenna Dr. J. McCarthy Messrs Thomas Hughes Thomas R. Sisson John Brodbine James W. Brodbine P. J. Byrne John G. Grady John H. Quinn John A. O’connell A. HB. Shapiro Joseph B. Sheridan Dennis Bergin

Auction of Late William Ingalls Ship Fleet Sells Cheap

In Bath Maine this afternoon at Post Office square the executor Mayor Wakefield ordered auction of the Ingalls estate ships. James A. McLellan bought 1/64 of the Standard for 535 dollars while Charles V. Minott purchased 1/64 of the James Drummond for 640 dollars and 1/64 of the Berlin for 300 dollars. Minott also took 1/64 of the E F Sawyer for 1025 dollars. All vessels were coppered and in repair. HK. F. Sawyer will remit 15000 in three months. Purchasers report the ships debt free and bargains real in this hard shipping outlook.

Bath Post Office Square William Ingalls Wakefield Standard James A. McLellan James Drummond Charles V. Minott Berlin E. F. Sawyer Charles W. Minott HK. F. Sawyer

Gesan Steamers Arrive in Boston Amid Port Dispatches

Shipping notices list arrivals of multiple steamers to Boston from Liverpool London and Hamburg with schedules through May and June. Vessels include Cunard and Furness lines such as Scythia Gallina and Dorian with destinations and transit dates across Antwerp Glasgow and New York.

Boston City Londons ADI Furness Acadia Naples Henderson Bros Scythia Liverpool Cunnard Palestine Warren & Co Virginian Liverpoo Thayer & Lincoln British Queen London Henderson Bros Gallina Hamburg Furness Dorian Valencia Henderson Bros Bornerer Furness, Towa Catalonia Cusard Kansas Glasgow H&a Allan Boston Furnessesses Liverpool Warren & Co Scythim Cunard S & Co Waldensian Allan Town Warren & Go Borderer Lendop Furness Catatona Cunard 8S$ Co Warren & Colonia Ida Cunard 8S Co Eccesnees Liviverpool Cunard Furness Rom Neew York

Maritime traffic and clearances report with multiple vessels listed

A list of steamers, brigs, schooners and a sloop with their masters, origins, destinations and cargoes. Vessels include Nympha Brooks Sagna May sugar to Boston, Ovanto Rippeth Hall mdse to G W Preston, New Brunswick Colby Annapolis NS via East port Portland to W H Kilby, and others. Several ships cleared for destinations like Demerara Havana and Baracoa with cargoes or passengers noted. Weather notes indicate light northeast winds, fog and sunset conditions.

Nympha Brooks Sagna Boston George W Preston Ovanto Rippeth Hall G W Preston New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Eastport Portland W H Kilby Cumberland Thompson St John Norman Snow Brach Annit G Leary Boudrot Cow Bay Brach Novelty McDonald Sheet Harbor Hannah Grant Pickett Millbridge Charlie Steadman Lanesville Ludowick Hill Pierce Rockport Mass Mary A White Nelson Lanesvill Electric Light Condon Barrington Carn Brea Jenkins Sydney Furness Kilby Bessie May Buck Demerara Holmes & Nichols Barkentine Henry Norwell Preston Havana Doane & Crowell Hattie Coombs Bridgewater JS —— & Cosch Pacific Nash Black River Joseph Sullivan Alba Stevens J F Currier Maud Carter Carter Halifax Barclay & Co Forest City Parker C F Williams Mark Archer Mitchell I Kilby Sp Stearer Murro Aspiaza New York Peter Mocpag Peo Norwark Ymer Anderson Philadelphia Gill & Scotz

Passage Troubles and Fish Catches Reported at Sea

Vineyard Haven may 13 reports list numerous vessels and captains crossing toward Boston and New York amid heavy seas. The bark Henry Warner and other ships faced damage while Abbie Thaxter and crew sail toward ports. Grand Banks catch totals show 55 000 pounds codfish and 26 000 halibut.

Vineyard Haven Lizzie Lane Seartport Herrick Humacoa Boston Henry Warner Abbie Thaxter Hutchins Bangor New York Alfaretta Campbell Mary Freeland Emma O Knowles Joseph K Souther Emma L Gregory Neltie C Paine Emma McAdam Corvo Mary Brewer Nellie Lamper A K Woodward Minguas A H Hurlburt Florida Grace Cushing Afton Annie W Akers Gem Holmes Elbridge Gerry Hunter Richmond W M Smow Silas cLoon Jonathan Cone E P Rogers Kilza Ann J K Baker Johbn M McManus Nellie Brett Davis Newark Belfast Susanne Cape Breton Dilgertia Brest Friedrich Miramieht Beachy Head Caniteur Neisen Riga Fritz Hohling C P C LeCouter Newfoundane Cardiff Queen of Baltimore Thumann Rambure Lake Erie Keay Lyttleton

Maritime Bark Records and Sailings in May

A fragmented shipping log lists numerous vessels with departure dates in May, including bark John Trahey to Hong Kong, bark Serio to Wyn, bark Hanna heading to Rotterdam, and bark Clotilde T bound for Pensacola. Also noted are sailings to Philadelphia and Quebec and several ports such as Bay Verte Newport and McNewmuiden.

Lonny Estand Ong Sverre Larsen Br'stel Bay Verte Barks Record Forbes Burrard Newport John Trahey Hong Kong Karenelise Quebec Newecastle Serio Buchanan San Francisco Pointland Hanna Muns Rotterdam Philadelphia Port Elizabeth Osseo Anderson, Penarth Reuen—Ar Clotilde T Gorsiglia Pensacola Mepappecti Bridge aAr Lindsay Bull Mc- Newmuiden Halds

Boston Licenses Sought for Liquor Sales in 1886

notices show Levi Tower Jr to sell intoxicating liquors as a druggist sixth class at 227 Boylston and 210 Clarendon streets James O Connell seeks wholesale fourth class liquor license at 359 Harrison Avenue Thomas J Heaphy applies as first class victualler at 383 Tremont Street Bros brothers seek fourth class grocery liquor license at 347 and 351 Harrison Avenue Boston May 13 1886 A T Whiting chairman

Board of Polliog Boston Levi Tower, Jr Boylston Clarendon Streets A T Whiting Board of Ponies James O’connell Harrison Avenue A. T. Whiting Board of Pollice Thomas J. Heaphy Tremont Street Board OF Police Peter H. Maher Chardon Street A.T. Whiting John Mulvaney Pleasant Street Ponce One Bros Whiting George F. Lowell Kneeland Street Hoston Old Colony Passenge Boanup Mary Clark South Margin Street Clark & Roberts Clase Lincoln Street

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