Creditors Adjourn Meeting Over Maynard & Co Settlement
The creditor committee led by James F. Dwinell adjourned as they review Maynard and Co accounts. Chandler reports Bells debt rose from 17000 to 60000 in two years while Maynard drew 6400 for personal use. Maynard offers 5 percent cash and 30 percent in two, four, and six months. The committee asks for properly indorsed notes and indicates next Friday at 2 pm to revisit the offer through the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Maynard & Co
James F. Dwinell
Committee of Investigation
Dwinell
Herbert
Chandler
Maynard
T. R. Mathews
New York
Powers
Not Liable to Taxation The Boston Water Board Opinion
The Boston Water Board received a public advisory from Corporation Counsel on tax liability for land and property used for water works in adjacent towns. The opinion states such property acquired by eminent domain or purchase for public use is exempt from taxation by other municipalities, and that tax bills on reservoirs and related property within Brookline Framingham Somerville Arlington Chelsea Natick Newton Sherborn Wellesley Hopkinton Wayland and Ashland should not be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Board
Water Board
Brookline
Framingham
Somerville
Arlington
Chelsea
Natick
Newton
Sherborn
Wellesley
Hopkinton
Wayland
Ashland
the Corporation Counsel
Boston
Muicipal
Beecessary
Cites
Commonwealth
Worcester County
Worcester
Mass
City of
County Commissioners
Long Pond
Palfrey
Naval
Mt. Herman
B. Richardson
Corporation Counsel
Bold kidnapping case on Tremont Street
At about 7 am yesterday an unknown man lured eleven year old Calmar W Bryant from the yard of the Children's Mission at 277 Tremont Street. The boy, who had been at the institution seven weeks, disappeared after being invited to go to the theatre. His mother Elien Bryant, who works nearby, says the family fears motive from relatives and notes the man had been seen near the gate for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar W. Bryant
Children’s Mission
Tremont Street
Bryant
Elien Bryant
Hollis Street
Calmar
Harvard Hares Outrun the Hounds in Late Run
The second hare and hounds run was declared off and held yesterday. Hares J Manley and J O Nichols set a crooked course toward Mt Auburn to the clay pits around Fresh Pond and back to Mt Auburn with J L Batchelder as master. Forty men stayed well together despite darkness. the winners were Batchelder and Blake by about ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
J. Manley
J. O. Nichols
Mt. Auburn
Fresh Pond
J. L. Batchelder
Batchelder
Blake
Missionary congress debates China Bulgaria and more
The Methodist General Committee continues funding debates for foreign missions. China allocations total 108019 with Foochow central north and west China shares. Bulgaria receives 19370 while Italy and Mexico allocations are set. Bishop Warren and others argue for or against increases as finances are weighed. A public evening at Bromfield Street Church features bishops Walden Warren and Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield Street
General Missionary Committee
Warren
Denver
Cal
China
Committee On
Malaysia
Singapore
Fowler
Uphim
Oishop Thoburn
Adam
Bulgaria
Merrill
Ladd
America
Chester C. Corbin
Hunt
Mallalien
Russian Empire
Alden Speare
Mallaheu
Leonora
Foss
Italy
Mexico
Mallalieu
Foster
Pepvle
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Henry W. Warren
Col
South America
South Ferry
Bishop Foster
Bishop Newman
Bishop Walden
Dickens tableaux at Music Hall delights varied audience
The Dickens tableaux at Giled Music Hall last evening drew a diverse crowd for two and a half hours of scenes from Old Curiosity Shop to The Cricket on the Hearth. 300 of Dickens's 1500 characters were depicted with strong reception and skilled staging by Walter H. Dugan and team. a matinee repeat and Dickens ball close the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Music Hall
Mr. Pickwick
Dick Swiveller
Jenny Wren
Tiny Tim
Sydney Carton
Curiosity Shop
Pickwick Papers
Bleak House
Two Cities
Nicholas Nickleby
Barnaby Rudge
David Copperfield
Little Dorrit
Lattie Nell
Dick Swivglier
Marchioness
Oliver
Twist
Fagin
Sikes
Nancy
Sam Weller
Prince Turveydron
Squeers
Nicho
Nickleby
Dora
Little Em’ly
Cratehits
Lily Slowboy
Nonce
Prince ‘Turveydrop
Walter H. Dugan
Jong Waits
Moses True Brown
Salem
Jean Missud
Elegant hall lamps brightening Washington street store display
First impressions of a home are lasting the entrance bright and tasteful. R Hollings Co showcases alcove lamps at 647 Washington Street described as artistic creations bringing harmony of form and fashioning to homes. Their lamps are praised as charming bits that elevate interior appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hollings & Co
Washington Street
Nelson vs Waters contract suit over United States Albumen stock
In Barnstable County a contract case alleges plaintiff bought 30 shares of United States Albumen Manufacturing Company for 4000 dollars after claims the firm produced fish spawn albumen equal to egg albumen. The suit contends false representations induced the purchase. verdict for plaintiff rendered. Defendants represented by Harriman and Chamberlayne. Also Limited v Saltonstall seeks recovery of 10.35 dollars for duties on imported pincers scythes and grass hooks with dispute over ad valorem rate. Attorneys Allen, Gallot, Searle appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Barnstable
New York
Barnstable County
P. Harriman
FEF
Chamberlayne
F. R. Hall
Weibusch & Helger. Limited
Leverett Saltonstall
Frank J. Allen
Thomas ‘Allot
George P. Searle
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Nov 14 Cases Heard
The Supreme Judicial Court for Commonwealth sat November 14 with Chief Justice Freip and Justices Deven, Allen, Holmes, Morton. Cases argued include Lewis v New York & New England Railroad No 2460 and Marwedel v Cook et al. No 2465, Googins v Googins No 2468, June administratrix v Boston & Alban Railroad No 2409, plus orders for Monday listing Nos 2459 2464 9454 2461 2475 9474 2476 2476 2287 2988 2434 2447 2477 2478 2479.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For
Commonwealth
Freip
C.J
Devens
W. Allen
Hi. G. Alien
John H. Googins
Ema E
Superior Court First Session Proceedings and Verdicts
Nov 14 session shows Morris Breen vs Odd Fellows Hall Assn with verdict for defendant after fall on stairs. George E Craig v Cram resolved promissory note dispute in plaintiff’s favor. Second session covers Story v West End RR with $9,100 verdict for plaintiff. Vierney v Norcross, and Smith v Fitzpatrick with mixed outcomes. Fourth session includes Murphy vs Webster for $20,000. Stevens v City of Boston award $1,000. lists indicate Monday case lineup. fifth session notes motions and a criminal session for Jesse Cram assault on an officer with one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
C.J
Morris Breen
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. B. Orcutt
HO. G. Allen
George E. Craig
Arthur N. Cram
C. H. Marston
Craig
J. E. Cotter
J. J. Feeley
Aldrich
Thompson
Mary A. Story
West End RR
Chardon Street
C. W. Bartlett
RK. E. Anderson
M. F. Dickinson
G. D. Braman
Colman ‘Vierney
James A. Norcross
Ames
C. G. Fale
W. B
Hopkins
John Smith
John H. Fitzpatrick
Decatur
Boston
George H. Fale
Hammond
Jeremiah J. Murphy
David L. Webster
Malden
B. F. Butler
J. C. M. Bayley
A. A. Strout
Charles E. Beale
Caroline M. Stevens
City of
Washington Street
Max Fischacher
R. W. Nason
Monay
Contested Libels and Divorce Schedule in Somerville Court
In Middlesex Superior Court the docket lists No. 6136 Lindsay versus City of Somerville for Monday. Uncontested divorce libels will be heard Tuesday at 9 50 AM, followed by the remaining cases in order. Contested libels to proceed after the uncontested matters are disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambride
Dunpar
Lindsay
City of
Somerville
Alumni and society dinners fill New England pages
At the American House and Crawford hotels the Alumni Club of the Massachusetts Agricultural College, with W. C. Parker presiding, entertained professors and editors including G. M. Whittaker as guests. A discussion on admission standards followed. The Caribou and White Cap clubs dined at Crawford. The Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society held its annual meeting at Young’s with officers elected. The First Corps of Cadets heard a talk on modern ordnance afloat and ashore at the Thorndike. About forty Harvard ’82 classmates honored Sherman Hoar at Parker’s after his election to Congress. The Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry Association held its first meeting and dinner at United States Hotel. The Evening Club and executive committee of the American Canoe Association met at the Thorndike. Numerous arrivals from New York, Hartford, Portland, and other cities were listed along with many hotel rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Agricultural College
W. C. Parker
Fernald and Brooks
Lieutenant Cornish
G. M. Whittaker
The
New England Farmer
Crawford
Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society
Young’s
George G. Crocker
Joan W. Cumings
Charles G. Cummings
H. H. Sprague
L. C. Kimball
W. P. Grege
H. B. Rice
David P. Kimball
J. O. Wetherbee
F. W. Lincoln
J. G. Freeman
Frank W. Andrews
D. P. Kimball
Parker
Sherman Hoar
Congress
Hoar
Wiieh
Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry Association
United States
Cases Evening Club
American Canoe Association
Thorndike
W. P. Stephens
Forest and Stream
New York
George L. Parmele
Hartford
Cincinnati
A. W. Fulton
New Bedford
G. R. Audson
Toledo
J. M. Wormell, Jr
Denver
Col
Hooper
Alice Hooper
Portland, Or
H. B. Warden
Punta Gorda
Fla
M. F. Crawford
Baltimore
Folger
Nantucket
Parker's
Thomas Kane
Chicago
Pce
N. Y
George E. Wilbur
Taunton
K. W. Grace
Pittsburg
Penn
J. A. Jenks
Providence
R. Youna
Edward Kelton
Columbus
A. P. Wiswill
Lilsworth
C. L. Fernard
Amherst
Osa Burfim
Keene
N. 1
J. O. Davidson
Wichita
Revere
K. F. Edson
R. L
Charles F. Trask
Gardiner
H. Dickenson
Miss
M. EE. Lyman
Middlefield
J. H. Dearborn
Concord
American
S. P. Maniton
Waterford
Conn
RK. A. Kelly
Xenia
Armstrong
Jerome Eldridge
Fort Edward
E. Beach
H.C. Bagley
Portland
Hart Cranston
R. CG. Gordnn
Fred, Allen
H. Maton
KeyNo
Albert Till
M. Nielsen
Des Moines
Kemp
Fitchburs
E. Bates
Montague
F. H. Merriam
CLARK
P. J. Plant
Washington, Dcs
D. Lathrop
Norwich
Spencer
W. M. Brown
E. Allen
Insolvency Court Suffolk County Proceedings Nov 14
Third meetings adjourned in Howe Safety Razor Company Waylor Cushman John A Parker Albert L Parker Samuel H Cole Mudie Library Company and related matters. First meetings include Valentine R Bridgham assignee Wiskey Foster Day Cregen Pattee Empire Brewing Company and others with hearings adjourned to Nov 28 and Nov 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKie
Howe Safety Razor Company
Waylor Cushman
John A. Parker
Albert L. Parker
Samuel H. Cole
Mudie Library Company
Charles H. Wetmore
Sauie
George A. Denham
Benjamin J. Milliken
N.F. Ryder
Millet L Angelus Exhibition To Close Before Thanksgiving
The Millet painting L Angelus will close on Thanksgiving week after a Thursday exhibition, then depart to New York for a short display before going to Paris where it will be delivered January 1 and not return to this country. The Verestchag in Russia show may extend beyond, but L Angelus cannot be shown past November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millet
L’angelus
New York
Paris
Russia
Fiske Lectures on Ancient America Begin at Old South Church
John Fiske opens a six lecture course on Ancient America and the Spanish Conquest at Old South Church starting today at 11 30. Today's topic is Ancient America. Tickets priced at 2 each are available at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
America
Old South Church
Three Boy Burglars Nabbed After Store Break In
An Italian boy Pasqualli seven years old with two companions eight and ten broke into O C Vose store at 11 Hanover street taking two pairs of rubbers four harmonicas two pocketbooks and four toy watches. Pasqualli confessed naming the others but due to age no warrant was issued and he was sent home after first denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasqualli
O. C. Vose
Hanover Street
Brown
Deave Street
S. J. Leary
Vose
New Unitarian Church Planned for East Boston
The East Boston Unitarian parish begins foundation of a new wood church with two towers on White Street. Edifice will be 54 feet by 50 with a 56 foot parish vestry, parish parlor, and auditorium. Finished early spring, total cost about 13 000 dollars including land. old Central Square building rebuilt into a business block for parish use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Parish
East Boston
White Street
Central Square
Money Market Tightens With 8 Percent Loans Seen
The Money Market report notes banks briefly loaning at 8 percent at the Clearing House with most at 7 percent. Time loans quoted 5 to 8 percent, and call loans with collateral 6 to 8 percent. Commercial paper is scarce, and banks favor only best names. Clearing House balances and New York funds figures are listed, with foreign exchange and reserves for the Bank of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
London
Reichsmarks
Bank of England
Windom
Boston
Philadelphia
Atchigon
Theds
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka
Santa VE
Inc. L
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & West Michigan
Cleveland & Canton
Flint
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Pullman Palace
Wisconsin Central
Flint & Pete Marquette
St. Paul
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Cineinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Bt. Louis
Kansas City
Fortscott & Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Boston & Albany
Boston & Mate
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
New England
Preferred
West End Preferred
Thomson-Houston
Boston News Bureau
Milwaukee Street Railways
Quiney
Calumet & Heela
Tamarack
Boston & Montana
Osceola
Franklin
Atlantic
Kearsarge
Butte & Boston
Butte City Inter. Mountain
Assets and liabilities of the New England Trust Co as of Nov 7 1890
Boston officials present a balance sheet for the New England Trust Co showing assets including cash in offices and bonds at par totaling 12 742 700 42 and liabilities of 12 742 700 42 with notes receivable real estate and mortgage interests. The document is signed by directors and sworn before Justice of the Peace Nathaniel Hurd Henchman and actuary D R Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Trust Co
Trent
Development at the new town site and church project
The shoe manufactory is completed and active work continues on the Episcopal Church and other structures. A restaurant, temporary hotel, stable, and borg e are built while residents buy lots for homes. Plans include brick and prick buildings, a lumber yard, and a brick yard. Expenditure ranges from 25,000 to 30,000 in three months as railroad bids arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company pays Dec 1 dividends
Quarterly notice lists per share amounts for several firms: Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company at 2 percent and Jackson Company at 40 dollars per share, both payable Dec 1. Lancaster Mills at 20 dollars per share payable Dec. Little Chief Mining Company at 5 cents per share payable Dec 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company
Jackson Company
Lancaster Mills
Little Chief Mining Company
Bonds for Banks Described as Easy Short Investment
The firm notes that over the year ending October 31 1590 the company earned a surplus above fixed charges equal to 14.6 percent on its capital stock. It recommends these bonds as easy and desirable for banks and others seeking a short-term investment, with further details available on request.
Lay Mazeppa Stock Offers Monthly Dividends and Low Price
Shipments are increasing for Lay Mazeppa. Dividends rise to 15 percent per year starting January, paid monthly. The stock is intrinsically worth 2 dollars and could reach 10 dollars per share. Present price is 1.15 dollars. Shares bought before the 15th receive the 1 percent monthly dividend on that date.
Progress at Terminal City on the Atlantic Wharf
Progress at Terminal City shows a bustling new hub with a wharf extended to eighteen and a half feet depth at low tide and now 130 feet long. The project is hailed as one of the finest structures of its kind on the strait, with total cost anticipated to reach a substantial sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist General Committee
Barker
J. Jesse Cram
House of Correction
NEW Church
East
van Houren
WM. Exdicott, Jr
Charles F. Choate
Charles H. Dalton
J. Lewis Stack Pole
George Dexter
Chas. A. Cotting
Roger Wolcott
BOTON
Tile Commissioners OF Savings Banks
Massachusetts
City of Boston
Mfg. Co
Bostone
Coe Ees
Soecceess
Gov't Se
Water Company
Mfg. Co.’s Stocks
Spe
Cial Trust
General Trust
Nathl
Hurd Henchman
Justice of the Peace
D. R Whitney
Henry C. Weston
Robert Codman
J. Edwards
F. Haven, JR
Amos W. Stetson
Railway Co
Iss
WSS
H. Wener & Company
Wall Street, New York
Congress Street
Colorado Mining Investment Company
JAS, Gilfillan, Treas'r
Treas
U. S
Congress St
State Street
Devonshire St
Prescott
Terminal City
Broadway
L. Richardson & CO
Atlantic Ave
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe CO
American Loan & Trust Co
Ichard S
DODGE
Boston Stock Exchange
BOA
Bell Tel
É .T
A6 Inc
Bur
B&q
N.Y
Oregon
Bell T
Leecessesses
Erie
Lamson Store
Cutler Land
Weer
Boston Land
West
Alloucz
M. Eee
Ccopyer
Eevee
Butte & B Mondt Isa Ab
Hecla
Centennial
Dunkin
Koatsatro
Quincy Ee
Santa Fe
Famarack
Weeveteses
Eoaereavese
C. & West Mich
Wseeeses
Cleve
Canton
T & Ft
Henry Ptd
L. Cham
Oregon S. Eerene
K. C
B. Ba
Wis. Cent. Inc
Eccasverese
Phon. Toy CO
E .Re
Jroston Water Power
Newport
BuBey
Santa E
Tamaruck
B. & Hecas
Ewes
Central of Mass
Eee B.& Q
Serene
Vpass
Se Bay State Gas
Wayne Pa UK
Steel
Thomson-Houston Elec
BGBIE
Ecc Aceeaes
Alloncz Ecca Ceeweseesesonse
TNOML
Cceeeue
Catalpa
Taney
Dana
Berets
Hanover
Humboldt
Hilligarian
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