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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1879

Page

3

The Burrill Claim Arbiters Ordered for December

City actions assign three arbitrators to rule on the Burrill claim with the December second meeting set by Colby of Ward 18. The Park Commission lands near Back Bay Park require two thirds council vote, per City Solicitor. Parkman urges the measure, and it passes 55 yeas. Maury seeks a report on extending Commonwealth Avenue to Beacon Street for the new park. Public Urinals.

Burrill Colby Ward Eighteen Committee On Parks Park Commissioners Back Bay Park Yeas Maury Ward Eleven Street Commission Commonwealth Avenue Beacon Street New Park

La Belle Helene at Boston Theatre in refined French company

Maurice Grau's French Opera Company presented La Belle Helene at the Boston Theatre last evening. Juteau as Paris and Capoul in steadier vocal form led mixed acclaim, with strong support from Paola Marie, Mile. Marie, Angele, Duplan, Jouard, Mezieres, Poyard and Vilano. Capoul's later performances and a Mignon announcement followed. a New York Glee Club concert and other cultural notices filled the Boston arts page.

Maurice Grau Boston Juteau Paris Capoul Init Mignon Mile Marie Mile. Angele Orestes Agamemnon Baccanalian Duplan Menelaus Jouard Mezieres Calchas Poyard Achilles Vilano Gerard Ajax Nos Milo Angelo NEW York Glee George Ellard G. K., Aiken Henrietta Beebe Louise Finch Hardenbergh C. Florio Reginald Spofford Sullivan Glee Club Gentle Mand Giovanni Schubert Miss Beebe Abt Mr. Ellard Quartette Glee Jack and Jill A. T. Caldicott Mr. Baird Schumann Old Bay State Music Hall J. W. Churchill Churchill Squires Dickens Sandy Macdonald Schiller Eggleston Bradder Anderson T. K. Bucher Bardell Boston Philharmonic Orchestra H. F. Knowles Mathilde Phillips Dr. Lorimer Chicago Boston Museum Rosenfeld Clyde Museum Company Warren Higgins Burrows Messrs Graham and Wilson Mary Cary May Davenport Vincent

Street Extensions and Licenses Faced by City Officials

Street Commissioners order notices to extend Crawford street over a private way to Walnut and relocate Washington street in the Brighton District. A hearing is set for December 4. The Committee on Paving held a session on a petition to locate new American Union Telegraph Company wires on Federal street and Dorchester avenue. Isaiah Pindell’s license at 1336 Washington street is cancelled for violating conditions. Antonio R. Martinas is licensed at 212 Dorchester avenue in place of Antonio R. Oliver, with Oliver’s license cancelled due to misuse of funds. Martinas arrived recently with about 3000 in gold and cannot speak English, having lost most of his money.

Crawford Street Llewellyn Avenue Walnut Avenue Washington Street Brighton Cambridge Market Street Committee On Paving New American Union Telegraph Company Federal Street Dorchester Avenue Willig Isaiah Pindell Antonio R. Martinas Antonio R. Oliver Tremont Street Lcense Oliver Martinas

Installation of Rev Charles S Perkins at First Free Baptist

The First Free Baptist Church on Somerset Street installed Rev Charles S Perkins formerly of Portland Me as pastor. The ceremony featured prayers by Rev W F Davis and Rev J Malvern, a sermon by Rev C A Bickford, and charges and welcomes from several ministers. The church had lacked a regular pastor for 18 months and Perkins began his labors near the month’s start.

Charles S. Perkins Portland First Free Baptist Church Somerset Street D. M. Graham Somerville Perkins

Political maneuvering and alderman ticket talks in Boston

The Executive Committee of the Independent Ward and City Committee met at Tremont place to appoint a candidate list for Aldermen and to confer with Democrats for a possible eight name representation and a mayoral ticket. A reply to Col Wilder disputes buy vote claims in Ward Sixteen and accuses Wilder of trading votes. notes Butler expenses and lists School Board members with terms expiring January 1.

The Independent City Committee Charles WW. Wilder Independent Ward Tremont Place C. J. Spenceley Andrew J. Hall Wm. Woolley Liberty D. Packard Horace L. Bowker F. G. Pope Edward Pearl M. O. Hall A. H. Hopkins J. D. Driscoll J. G. Bartholomew Walter Harmon Ward Bona J. Spenceley Ward Boston Post Col. C. W. Wilder Bouve Upton Col. Wilder Winch Flatley Wilder Spaulding

Music Clerks Arrested in Break-In at Ditson’s Music Store

Officers McCausland and Weldon arrested George Blood and Henry Jordan, both 30 and 22 respectively, at 4 PM Thursday for breaking into the printing establishment behind Ditson’s music store and attempting to enter James Morris’s saloon at 24 Winter Place. Blood confessed after interrogation but gave no motive.

McCausland and Weldon Station Four Ditson George H. Blood Henry A. Jordan James Morris Winter Place Morris Winter Street Jackson Place

Creditors Meet as William Vogler Firm Faces Shortfall

A creditors meeting in Concord New Hampshire reviewed liabilities of 5598 47 against assets near 4700 with a committee appointed. Boston creditors of Stettaner Brothers & Co Chicago generally accept 55 cents on the dollar to avoid lengthy litigation and reduced dividends. In Suffolk Insolvency Court a first meeting named James L Powers Boston assignee for Benjamin W Daniels of Chelsea. Eben Baker of Cambridge petitions to declare James Webster of 101 Chauncy Street bankrupt over 1250 cans milk owed 325 and Webster’s November 19 mortgage for 325 to Mary Hennessey to defraud creditors.

William Vogler Concord N. H Boston Stettaner Brothers & Co Etcc Chicago Suffolk County Benjamin W. Daniels Chelsea Union Market James L. Powers Eben Baker Cambridge James Webster Chauncy Street Webster Mary Hennessey

Property transfers in Boston and surrounding areas

Central Boston listings show transfers on Lawrence Street from the Thomas P Proctor trust to Charles A Fitzgerald and others with values from 4 to 5 dollars. Boston Highlands covers Highland Street parcels to John Abbott and two parcels to the City of Boston for 2774 dollars. Dorchester records include Strout estate to Charles H Johnson for 2000 and related transfers from Johnson to Mercantile Savings Institution. West Roxbury notes transfers involving Charles F Rand and Loring F Yart estates with payments ranging to 1900 feet land and 700 dollars. Chelsea and Maverick Street see Peter McCann estate transfers to Frank J Tuttle and back, with values 1500 and 1560. Ash Street records Charles H Fitts to J O Prescott for 1300. Debits titled Mortgages listed.

Boston Federal Kneeland Marshall Abbott Orville D. Wing Lawrence Street Thomas P. Proctor William A. Heyer Charles A. Fitzgerald Herbert Fitzgerald Same Sarah F. Fitzgerald Eliza G. Whittemore Boston Highlands Highland Street Francelia M Clifford M. Anderson John 8. Abbott Blue Hall Avenue Augusta Parker City of Dorchester Clayton and Leonard Streets Andrew J. Strout Mercantile Savings Institution Charles H. Johnson Sargent Street William Gray, Jr Elizabeth C Frederick H. Newton West Roxbury Charles F. Rand Cross Street Loring F. Yart Boylston Avenue Lizzie Hughes Maria Hughes Chelsea Maverick Street Peter McCann City Five Cents Savings Bank Frank J. Tuttle Ash Street Charles H. Fitts Joseph O. Prescott Clark Street Peter Walsh Thomas D. Walsh Fairfield Street Katharine V Alfred P. Rockwell Edwin L. Godkin S. E. Foote Corner Broad High Nathaniel Evans James H. T. Adams James H.T. Adams Gilman Collamore

Survey to begin next week on Old Orchard and Ferry Beach line

The plan calls for surveying the Old Orchard and Ferry Beach Railroad next week. Moosehead Lake steamboats run day and night to serve lumbermen and supplies, with several local academy terms ending.

Old Orchard Ferry Beach Moosehead Lake North Yarmouth Academy Maine Paris Academy Unity Club Main Lincoln Albany Thomas Barrows Patrick Manahan Biddeford Wm. Irwin Solon Kennebec River Caratunk Falls Solon Village Wildes Anderson and Talbot Bangor and Piscataquis

Tragedy in Hinsdale as George Arnold dies by suicide

George Arnold of Hinsdale shot himself Wednesday and died instantly. He was 25 years old. A web of court actions and local inquiries follows as Bragdon and Nute receive prison sentences elsewhere and a Greenland pastor sues South Newmarket for $1,400 over highway defect. Citizens of Cornish fear foul play in Levi Stone’s suspected beating, with authorities investigating and vowing justice.

George Arnold Hinsdale Bragdon Charles A. Nute Smith Supreme Judicial Court Ossipee Supreme Court Portsmouth Geo. W. Ruilans Greenland South Newmarket Cornish Levi Stone

Bennington Unrest with Deaths and Disturbances Reported

Reports from Bennington recount a deadly self inflicted shooting, a stabbing fight at a rum shop, a police whipping, a runaway incident, and several disorderly rows. A Portland arrestee named St Clair held 1200 in notes signed by Lester Barret. A Newport prayer meeting saw Happy John Lewis removed for alleged religious insanity. A Cambridge youth Hariball Kittle died by suicide Wednesday, shot below the left nipple amid a romance-related distress.

Bennington St. Clair Portland Lester Barret Charleston John Lewis Newport Hariball Kittle Cambridge

Local News Bits From Taunton To Andover

Reports list several injuries and deaths from accidental gunfire and a fall. Fred Culver, son of Alderman Culver, injured in left arm by a gun discharge in Taunton. Neil Claflin, 18, loses a foot in Hopkinton hunting accident. Mrs. Willis of Fitchburg injured after a stairs fall. A North Brookfield library project gains 2000 plus 600 town funds. Emma Thaxter of Abington dies in stove fire likely during an epileptic episode. Examination of Rev. E B Foster on lewd charges proceeds secretly in North Adams. Beard boys tragedy in Andover stirs the region. funeral held, graveside services at Spring Grove. William M Hill and Officer Clarke conduct private inquiry as Medical Examiner Lamb deems deaths accidental.

Fred Culver Alderman Culver Taunton Neil Claflin Hopkinton D. Willis Fitchburg Free Public Library North Brookfield Theodore Cates Emma E. Thaxter Samuel B. Thaxter Abington E. 8 Foster Universalist Society North Adams Mr. Dennison State Universalist Convention Little Beard Andover Spring Grove William M. Hill Clarke Lamb

Smith Arrested in Newport Assault Attempt

Andrew C. Smith was arrested in Newport on Thursday for attempting to outrage Adelaide Davis a 15 year old girl. Davis visited his house to settle a debt when Smith let her in and suppressed her with a cloth before his plan could be carried out. her mother returned home and thwarted the act.

Andrew C. Smith Newport Adelaide Davis Smith

Laborer found with $500 at hospital amid town aid claim

A West Hartford laborer seeking town assistance was found to conceal $500 on his person at the hospital. Hartford Hebrews are told to close their stores on Saturday or Sunday due to Sabbath observance. A New Haven tailor's wife died after a stairway accident. Two Southport post office safes were looted of 600 to 700 dollars. Detectives suspect criminals fled toward Long Island after a harbor transfer. The New Haven and Derby Railroad re elected directors led by J H Bartholomew. 1879 earnings beat 1878 by 4366 with 6531 lower costs and 10897 excess income. One hundred tons of steel rails laid this year.

West Hartford Hartford Southport Harbor Long Island New Haven and Derby Railroad J. H. Bartholomew

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