Julia Ward Howe Birthday Reception by Woman's Club
The Woman's Club held a birthday reception for Julia Ward Howe at 3 Park Street with decorations of tropical plants and flowers. Notable attendees included Edward Atkinson, Edward Drew, Mrs. Lucy Stone, William Lloyd Garrison, and juried tributes from poets and reformers.
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Woman’s Club
Julia Ward Howe
Park Street
Alpha Club
George Barker
Julia Sprague
Zakrzewski
A. T. Wolcott
Dreson
You
Bradford
Cambridge
Missaton
Edna D. Cheney
Henry Whitan
Owe
Howe
Gardner
Nantucket
William Lloyd Garrison
Whiton Stone
A Morton Diaz
Kate Taupatt Woods
Mary F. Eastman
Newton
Diaz
Whittier
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Julia Wardone
Andry Morton Diaz
Miss Hall
Edward Atkinson
Thomas Cushing
Snackford
Hastings
A. 5. Spauld
Maria _Walling
Georgie Peck
Mand Elliot
Laura E. Richards
Hall
ANOTHER PRIZE DRILL AT ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL
The Fourth Battalion of the English High School held its annual prize drill yesterday at Mechanics Hall under Major W J F Boos. Companies F D 8 B and E led by Captains DeLue Crowell Livermore and Houghton won prizes for company manoeuvres amid drum corps and sword exercises. Individual medals went to Sergeants Wing and Clifford with company honors awarded to Livermore’s Company B and Benedict’s Company A.
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English High School
Mechanics’ Hall
W. J F. Boos
C. E. DeLue
J. C. Crowell
George Livermore
Frank Houghton
J. E. Bishop
W. 8. Fretch, Jr
Baldwin
F. G. Benedict
C. Yost
A. E. Green
H. K. Hading
Blake
Jogan
Ninth Infantry
Murray
Broyan
R. T. Churchill
J. P. Murray
A. H. Chamberlain
F. W. Davison
J. J. Silverman
D. J. Carney, Jr
Sereant &. &K. Wing
G. Clifford
Livermore
John I. Fitzgerald
A. A. Shurtlesf
Money market dull amid mixed rates and gains in Wisconsin stock
The Boston money market shows little demand for loanable funds with discounts easy. Town of Brookline borrows 150000 at 2 percent until October. Wisconsin Central stocks rise as New York lists to broaden market. earnings for spring improve while rail peers report mixed results.
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New York
The
Daily Commercial Bulletin
Sunday School Instructed On Graded Courses Of Study
A meeting of Sunday school teachers and parents at Second Church discussed graded courses of study in ethics to supplement Bible lessons. The plan, from Roxbury’s First Religious society, aims for ethics textbooks used by teachers with one exception, and to foster practical morality alongside Old and New Testament studies. Mr Spaulding led the session and answered questions.
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Second Church
George H. Wilson
First Religious Society of
Dividends Declared by Three Companies This June
Lawrence Manufacturing Company to pay $50 per share and Nashua Manufacturing to pay $25 per share on June 1. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company declares a semi annual dividend rate of 2.42 percent, payable June 11.
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Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Nashua Manufacturing Companies
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Stockholders Proposals for Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Letter from Henry Villard Charles L Colby and Colgate Hoyt dated May 18 1889 in New York soliciting proxies for the June 17 1889 Portland meeting. They urge directors who secure a joint lease settlement with Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Oregon Railway and Navigation and oppose reductions in rental while opposing a Union Pacific St Paul Manitoba alliance. Proxies may be sent with substitutions and later dated proxies cancel earlier ones.
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San Francisco
Congress
Atchison
San Diego
Bay
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California
Kingston & Pembroke
Canadian Pacific
Kingston
Canada
Watertown
Watertown & Ogdensburg
Renfrew
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
New York City
Essex Manufacturing Company
Charles 5
Storrow
Abbott Lawrence
James J. Storrow
Portland, Or
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Union Pacific Company
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Oregon
Washington Territory
Pacific Northwest
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad Company
Union Pacific
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Henry Villard
Charles L. Colby
Colgate Hoyt
New York
Auction Sales At Boston Stock Exchange May 29 1889
The Boston Stock Exchange lists stocks to be sold by auction on Wednesday May 29 1889. Items include Malden and Melrose Gas Light Co. and Edison Polyform Co. shares, various bank and railroad securities, and multiple insurance and manufacturing company holdings. The list shows trustee receipts and executors’ receipts among many named entities and quantities.
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Wisconsin Central Company
New York Stock Exchange
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Treasury
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Boston News Bureau
Geddes
New York
George Smith
Scotland
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Vanderbilt Lakes Shore
Brokers’ Board
New York & New England
Assenger
Shacus Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co
Merchants’ Nat. Bank
Salem
Edison Polyform Co
Fort Jayne Coal and Iron Co
West End Street Railway Co
New England Nat. Bank
Seen Cotton Manufacturing Co
Tver
Nacwue
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Do Missisquoi Valley
Central of Vermont Ri
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Co
Pee Voodienee Band
Bell
Cee Ceey
Soporl
Age Stock Car Co
Eae Ag * Ae
UUU
Bronton & L
Liverpool
Phonograph Toy Mig
Lynn Gas & Electric Co
Frs
Lynn & Boston RR
Mt. Desert
East Shore
New York Despatch Co
Do ‘Trust
Aw Bell Tel
Ei. Re
Lamsons
Thowson Klee
Welding
Horton Lichsseaveden
Westinghouse Elec Co
East Boson
Winnisimmer Company
Ab Diché
Ny& Tee
Oregon
West End
ETUC
K & West Mich
Gor Uee Og & LC
So Han
al Geil
Boston
Venobscot Bay
Sneer
Ban Diego
Th & M Mining
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North Chi
Eerie
Thombioust
Eewee
Orrick
Worcester
Mass
Connel
Worchester
Rari
Leritory
Utah
Thos, P. Kroyle & CO
New York financials show steady rates and active stocks
Money on call easy at 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 percent with last loan at 2 4/4 percent. Sterling exchange dull at 4.8744 for 60 day bills and 4.89 for demand. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds active and strong. Stocks opened active with gains limited to few names then turned higher, St Paul, Chicago Gas and San Francisco led, closing near day’s best as buying renewed for long account.
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London
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Market Rumors Lift Chicago Gas and Western Rails
The market held a prominent position with Chicago Gas buoyant and Vanderbilts active. Lake Shore and San Francisco stocks led gains while Manhattan fell slightly. Rail bonds strengthened amid total sales of 2,480,000 with notable advances in annla Southern, Jersey Central, and Lake Shore, among others.
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Lake Shore
San Francisco
Lake Erie
Manhattan
Paul
Canada Southern
Chicago Gas and Coke
Ohio Southern
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Annla Southern
Jersey Central
Market Notes: Commodity Prices Steady Across Several Goods
Commercial matters row unchanged and many items show steadiness. Lead, tin, rye, and oats hold firm or quiet with several grains and farm products like hay and potatoes showing stable demand. pork, lambs, and muttons steady, while corned beef and bread beef move slowly or fairly steady.
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