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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1891

Page

6

Outdoor sports races of the country club

Exeter Spring Meeting sees five school records broken as athletes from several schools set faster marks. Records fall in sprint and distance events, highlighting standout performances by multiple students and team standings shaped by top placers.

Bowdoin's Navy on the Charles

Bowdoin College students push rowing amid strong support drives led by Commodore J P Cilley. Two Charles River races planned against Crescent Boat Club and Harvard Varsity, without prizes, to attract graduate funds for travel to New London.

Country Club Clyde Park Foxhall Keene S. Bd. Warren Ruston John McArdies Harry Russell Mr. Keene J. H. Lewis, Jr S. Donley Exeter Dobson Sayer Arnold Jones Phelan Sin. Phelan Ain Bowdoin Bowdoin College Brunswick College J. P. Cilley Bowdoin Navy Boston Charles Crescent Beat Club Harvard Bowdoins New London Columbia University of Pennsylvania Crescents Brookline Bridge Union Boat Club Manhattan Club Manhattan Athletic Club Victor Mapes Columbia College Luther Cary Princeton Kupning J. Batchelder RB. A. A Longwood Athletic Club Simonds Mitchell Worcester Academy

No Ball for First Days Reds Off for Cincinnati

The Reds aim to sweep the Western series in Cincinnati after a strong start, with a five day Boston layoff before two Decoration Day games against Cincinnati. National League results show Cleveland 8 Boston 2, Chicago 0 Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 7 New York 2. Association scores include Boston 7 St. Louis 1 and Athletics 7 Cincinnati 3. Numerous college and local games follow across Providence Harvard Yale Amherst Dartmouth and more.

POMON Vic Ssatdneeeus OO Baltimore Pskiae Ece St. Louis Ape Athletics Sig Pawgs Oseee Tmuisvio Seccevicseee Circindas Coigiadus South End Cincinnati Cleveland Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York Association Congress Street Philadelphia—Athletics Columbus Providence Harvard Brown New Haven Yale Amherst Dartmouth Burlington University of Vermont Princeton Pryacores Brunswick Bowdoin Lewinton Bates State College Salem Worcester Lynn Manchester Lowell Portland Exeter Phillips Exeter Satle Een Academy Lovells Whittentown Rochester Troy Syracuse Buffalo Lebanon Albany Louisville Washington Pittebarg Brooklyn Ewene Essevers

Museum of Fine Arts Morse Japanese pottery fund drive

Boston progress on the Morse collection purchase records $69,380 raised toward $80,000. Subscriptions from Ames to Thayer Bros. boost the total. committee appeals for popular gifts to the treasurer Henry L. Pierce at 188 State Street to secure the art treasure for the city and its national standing.

Professor Morse Museum of Fine Arts Edward §&. Morse Henry L. Pierce State Street Boston Morse United States Alan No Levi T. Willcott Thayer Bros G. Lowell Quincey A. Shaw Louise Wil George Peabody Sanaa W. Endicott, Jr F. L. Higginson Harriet Walmer Ees D. Warren Norcross G. H. Norcross J. T. Coolhire Sa. W. Wales Ceee Francis Bartett Hollis Hiunnewell N. Thayer C.ware L. Kennedy Emerton Ass Chauncy Smith Bijot Clark N. W. Pierce G. A. Oliver Kimball SaloMha Louis Prange Fred A. Whitewell A.S. Aimory J. H. Thorn- Girg Cece SNL D. P. Kidder Dro F. C. Shattuck M. Hovey Bb. Sciuleisnear Edward Wig- Micaworth Wee Ee

Successful Naval Battalion drill on Charles River in Boston

The Naval Battalion held a drill Saturday at 4 45 p m forming at the South Armory and marching through Exeter Beacon and Berkeley streets to the sea wall. Boats carried howitzers Gatling guns and torpedo crew while infantry trained in skirmish drills ending with a light lunch at headquarters. Battalion strength reached 230 men under leaders Du Blois Paull Carter Weeks.

South Armory Irvington Street Exeter Beacon Berkeley Streets Sea Wall du Blois Cutts Soley Parsons Charles River Berkeley Beacon Streets Charles Street Mall Beacon Street Mall W. M. Paull J. Lt. Carter J. W. Weeks

Money and Stocks Dull Market After Week’s Close

The week ends with no change in the local money market, rates around 5 percent, with some demand loans at 4 1 2 percent and time loans at 4 1 4 to 6 1 2 percent. New York funds sold at 15 to 20 cents per $1000 discount. New York bank reserves show a mixed picture, with a modest surplus above legal requirements. The stock market edged higher on a momentum move but profits and realizations kept gains modest, while crop reports supported a cautious tone. Industrial stocks face warnings from the New York Commercial Bulletin about speculative risk and lack of solid assets backing prices. Overall, markets reflect abundant money, steady rates, and selective investor activity.

Boston New York Satururday Illinois Kansas Missouri Indiana Ohio Michigan Kentucky Tennessee Omaha Neb Nebraska Union Pacific Valparaiso Maryville Kan Stromsburg Columbus North Platte Grand Island Norfolk Platte Centre Wisconsin South Dakota Illinois Board of Agriculture Atchison St. Louis New York Commercial Bulletin Westinghouse Sullivan Harbor Eastport Boston Stock Exchange

Crowds Flock to Parks and Museums Amid Free Sunday

Yesterday crowds filled horse cars and parks as young people fled daily life seeking religious and social stir. Franklin Park City Point and public gardens drew many, with the Museum of Fine Arts registering over 2000 visitors at the turnstile.

Franklin Park City Point Sne Museum of Fine Arts

Salem's Lead Cable Activation in Washington and Front Streets

Salem's May 24 report notes the telephone company installed a lead cable with sixty five wires on Washington and Front streets to replace aging lines. The project aims to modernize service and reduce outages in the area.

Salem Sredan Washington Front Streets

Hotel and traveler listings by name and city

A dense catalog of hotel and lodging listings with passenger names and accompanying cities and states. It names multiple travelers and their destinations including Nashua Lowell New York Providence Lexington Ky Bangor and more across numerous establishments. The fragmentary data presents a roster of individuals and spouses associated with hotels and inns.

Thomas H. Chindler Nashua R. Johnston Lowell C. D. Thompson New York George G. Storm Providence Parker S—D Hardesty Lexington P. W. Blake Bangor Sanborn S. Barker A. H. Deveraux London K. E. Sherman Springfield Tremont J. Nelson Smith Hingham Syracuse Thomas Griffiths Manchester Charles H. Baker, Jr Portland Charles Conklin Kansas City Crawford Jeck Bb. Staples William Moran Biddeford J. Hale Lewiston Theo Morrill William F Hanson United States J. W. Page Hartford Conn E. A. Stickney Springstield C. H Gutty Augusta Brockton Mayer W. F. H. Manley Adams G.V. Barrett J. G. Hamilton Sol Smith Lilly Madison J. W. E. Wagoner Thorxpikb W. H. Tarbox Lockpore C. W Chace J. W. Stewart Vermont Otto Rottke Keuinswick D. W. R. Sutton Norfolk Major Kussell Liverpool Theo H. Davis Southport John Kennedy Montreal E. J. Maysn Paterson Ned Vencome A. Hills J. G. Grouse I. Ik. Slocum New Bedford W. E. Buffug and Son Washington Jd. A. White Concord Fred 5. Scattergood Philadelphia James Edwards Auburn William A.tucker North Hampton John M. Davenport Rockdale Englend

Public Temperance Meeting in Neponset Churches

A union temperance gathering of Neponset churches was held Sunday evening at Trinity Congregational Church under the W. I. U. auspices. An engaging program included letters, addresses, and a petition for women worldwide to sign, presented and signed by participants.

Neponset Trinity Congregational Church

Grain Company and Mills Stock Entries From June Notes

A fragmentary list of stock and quarterly or semi-annual holdings for various mills, lumber and feed firms, railroads, water and utility concerns. Entries mention BeNet Mills Quar 1 pe, Boston Ferrule Co 50c, Calumet & Heeia bd p sh, C B Q RR Quar 1 pe, Consolidated Adjustable Snow Co Quar 2pe, Lancaster Mills 20 p sh, Londonderry Litula Spring Water Co Quar 2 pc, Pacific RR Quar 1 p ec pref stk, Pacific Mills 50 vp sh, and Swank Stocking Co semi annual 4 pc, Westmisset Mills semi annual 5 p sh.

Bennett MilLs Boston Ferrule Co Calumet & Heeia Consolidated Adjustable Snow Co Une Lancaster Mills Londonderry Litula Spring Water Co Nextheegn Pacific RR Pacific MiLls Suaw Stocking Co WamseTta Mills Yous Meg Co

Market Summary New York Bonds Stocks May 23 1898

Money on call easy at 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper slow. 60 to 90 day indorsed at 5 percent. Four months acceptances at 5 24 6 and 6 percent for four to six months. Sterling quiet. 60 day bills 4.83. demand 4.8774. commercial bills 4.82 4.87. Government and railroad bonds dull but steady. Bar silver 96. Stocks active. St Paul strongest, Rock Island leading gains. Market closed fairly active and strong near day’s highs with few notable features. Chesapeake & Ohio 6s 115, Duluth South Shore 5s 97, Iowa Central firsts 85, Louisville & Nashville 6s 115 2.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange St. Paul Rock Island Louis, Ville & Nashville Northern Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Iowa Central Louisville & Nashville General

London financial cues and Buenos Ayres bank bill

London markets show Consols at 95 11-16d and 95 4d for accounts with other cents. US and Canadian bond quotes list New York Pennsylvania & Ohio 3278, Canada Pacific 79%, Erie 21s, Ulingis Central 101, Mexican ordinary 38%, St Paul common 655%, New York Central 1034, Pennsylvania 515s, Reading Li, Money 242 3 per cent. Paris 3 per cent rentes at 94 francs 24% centimes. bullion入 Bank of England £53,000 on balance. Buenos Ayres Chamber of Deputies passes bill postponing bank-deposit payments for twenty days.

London New York Pennsylvania Ohio Canada Pacific Erie Ulingis Central St. Paul Common New York Central Reading Paris Bank of England Buenos Ayres Chamber of Deputies

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