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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1879

Page

3

Cathedral Fair In Castle Street Church October Likely

The fair to aid the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will be held in Castle Street Church, probably in late October. The item notes a community event with local church and civic figures involved, aimed at support for the cathedral and parish activities.

Cathedral of the Holy Cross Castle Street Worcester B. Shapleigh Brighton Parker Ellis Bessie Hamblin Mr. Bates Frank A. Rich Henry G. Morse Morse & Waters Quincy Market Saratoga Street Church of Our Father Boston Warren HH. Cudworth Woodlawn Cemetery William Parkman Commandery Knights Templars Quincy Merket

Beaton Park Trotting Meet Sparks Crowd and Brass Line

The Boston Driving and Athletic Association held a trotting competition at Beacon Park with Col Russell and Whittemore debuting in the double team, prize horses Nancy, Lady Rub, and Lady Foxie drawing applause. A second, related match at Fort Independence saw Company D and Battery L First U.S. Artillery contesting seven rounds at 200, 300, and 400 yards, with the regulars narrowly beating the militia in a tight, wind‑affected shoot.

Boston Driving and Athletic Association Beacon Park Col. Russell Mr. Whittemore Nancy Lady Rub Daniel Lambert Honest Allen John Shepard Joe Clarke Goldfinder Lady Foxie GC. G. Patterson Patterson New England Lady Ruth Shepard Foxie Whittemore Fort Independence U.S. Artillery Roxbury City Guards First United States Artillery Islemore Range Central Wharf Col. L. Kingsbury Governor’s Staff Nathaniel Wales M.V.M C. W. Wilder, Jr Col. Wilson California Hersey Matthews and Rockwell Roxbury Col. Best Col. Mendenhaff Fort Warren Lieut. Rice Gardner Lieut Wemyss Crandall Reguiars Wallen Yount Everett Harrison Bennett Andrew Young Rice Rockwell Mulina Clancy Clark Shrock Nho Rae Evcrctt Uc Ecasecsecssee Brownell Harrisop Nichelle Sarde STO Sssssensee AM Cianccy i Cessassasee Fonts Greenoo Eehiaee Lio

Ward Twenty One election fills vacancy on Common Council

Ward Twenty One held Tuesday to fill the vacancy from Francis J. Ward resignation. Charles E. Pratt, Republican, won with 6525 votes. Robert T. Keefe Democratic and Charles F. Tracey Butler Democrat also ran. Street layout orders issued for Elmore street. Parker street extension petition. Gerard street laying out Roxbury. Mayor Prince authorized to send Memphis despatch. parlor skating rink licensed at Paine Memorial Hall. City Hospital linked to police HQ by telephone.

Common Council Francis J. Ward Charles E. Pratt Robert T. Keefe Charles F. Tracey Butler Pratt Pratt Ec Cscus Keene Neck Elmore Street Walnut Avenue Washington Street Levi Timson Parker Street Charlestown Perkins Main Street Luther J. Beecher Gerard Street Roxbury Swett Street Norfolk Avenue Prince Memphis Boston Paine Memorial Hall

Criminals Resisted Payment at Apollo Hotel Arrests Follow

Early Monday evening two well dressed men visited the Apollo Hotel on Amory street posing as New York agents seeking Forest Garden engagements. They ate, drank, and refused to pay, later being arrested and held for trial. Separately, Charles Gibson was charged with larceny for a gold hunting case watch recovered from the schooner Robert J. Graham. Additional incidents include a cellar entry thwarted at Tolman residence, Edward Casteels jailed for drunkenness, Henricks arrested after assaulting an officer, and a disturbance on Washington street resulting in Lambert and Fletcher being locked up.

Apollo Hotel Amory Street the Highlands Elizabeth Claver New York Variety Company Forest Garden Wescott and Hall Station Ten West Roxbury Court Lieut Bragdon Brown Station Eight Charles E. Gibson Robert J. Graham Mystic Wharf Lewis Cassidy Charles F. Tolman Washington Street Ashmont Dorchester Souther Station Four Edward Casteels Pleasant Street Charles Henricks McGarrigill Tombs Henricks Cunsteels Mahoney Station Fifteen Adams House Lewis Lambert Lambert William Fletcher Cain Fletcher

Accidents Claim Two Workers in Boston Area

On Tuesday James Cowling age 80 residing at No 1 Hudson place fell on the front steps fracturing his left thigh and was taken to City Hospital. Michael McCoy of No 80 C street South Boston had his right foot crushed at Forbes lithographing near Devonshire and Franklin streets and was attended at City Hospital.

John C. Perry Yarmouth N. S Worcester Halifax Boston New England Blackstone Street Perry James Cowling Hudson Place City Hospital Michael McCoy C Street Forbes’ Lithographing Establishment Devonshire and Franklin Streets Colored Voters Ward Nine Twelfth Baptist Phillips Street Bay State League A. B. Lattemore League T. W. Higginson Col. Higginson Republican Party John A. Andrew South North Suliman Allen Union Massachusetts Erving Winslow James W. Pope

Patti Concerts in New York and City Music Halls

The renowned Mme Carlotta Patti returns to New York for three concerts at Music Hall this week, joining a stellar European lineup as part of a major touring troupe. The Redpath Lyceum’s opening night features Miss Marie Litta and Abbie Carrington with Carl Zerrahn conducting, while Siege of Paris announces further vocal and sacred concerts after renovations. Other venues report strong crowds for productions at the Gaiety, Boston Museum, Old Bay State, Boston Theatre, Park Theatre, Howard, Boylston Museum, and Dudley Street Opera House with Tony Pastor.

PatTi Mme. Carlotta Patti New York America Music Hall Redpath Lyceum Marie Litta Strakosch Opera Company Abbie Carrington Carl Zerrahn Paris Zimmerman Gaiety Gus Williams Boston Museum Museum Company Miss Cary Henrietta Beebe S. Liebling Mendelssohn Quintette Club Boston Howard the Howard Masonic Vaijean Brothers Boylston Museum Boylston Fannie Beane Charles Gilday Ned West the Aikens Thatcher and Hume Albert Duncan Dudley Street Opera House Tony Pastor Hyde Park Gilbert Park Theatre James C. Scanlon Globe Theatre London Rachel Sanger Park Theatre Company Boylston Club Astorga Babylon Hermann Goetz Orlando di Lasso Max Bruch Rheinberger Henberger Rubinstein Raff Cecilia Odysseus

Essex County Cattle Show Opens Amid Fair Displays

The fifty ninth Essex County Agricultural Society and Houghton Horticultural Society cattle show opens at Music Hall with displays of pears apples peaches grapes vegetables and wax works. Livestock and implements are exhibited at Fairchild's field under C C Blunt with a Tuesday trustees meeting and new officers elected including President Benjamin P Ward. The second day features a plowing match a church address by George B Loring with a hymn by Joseph W Nye and a grand dinner with premiums.

Essex County Essex County Agricultural Society Houghton Horticulture Society Houghton Horticultural Society Music Hall Lynn W. A. Burrell Fairchild C.C. Blunt Essex Agricultural Society Odd Fellows’ Hall Benj. P. Ware Fairchild’s Field George B. Loring Central Congregational Church Joseph W. Nye

South Boston real estate transfers and bankrupt estate assignments

G Street Abby Porter to Everett Burnham build ings and 1 00 feet land valued at 5300 dollars. Seventh Street E C Fitz et al assignees Warren A Nickerson estate bankrupt to Nathaniel Curtis buildings and land valued at several dollars. Assignments cataloged.

G Street Abby Porter Everett Burnham Seventh Street E. C Boston Highlands Cliff Street John M. Marston Elijah C. Emerson George P. Davis A P. Davis

J G Abbott declines Governor candidacy for Massachusetts

A letter from J G Abbott dated September 27 1879 to the Democratic State Committee chairman states he will not consent to have his name used as a gubernatorial candidate at the coming convention. He believes the chosen candidate will win with a large margin and signs off as J G Abbott.

Josiah G. Abbott Democratic State Central Committee State Street Noble Democratic State Committee Commonwealth Boston Post Faneuil Hall Democratic Organization of Massachusetts Butler Democratic Party Bruer Clique Charles P. Thompson Massachusetts National Congress Democratic Democratic Party of Richard Mr. Long Fanewl Hall Walle Massachusett J. G. Witham Quincy

Colored education and divorces spark Northern and Southern action

A newspaper summary details ongoing efforts by Black communities to influence schooling with Black teachers in Baltimore and Washington, while Northern cities resist mixed schools. It notes Georgia divorces becoming common, describes a self written procedure, and cites a 1879 divorce copy recorded for a clerk.

South Fred Douglass Baltimore Washington Allegheny City Quincy Tll Georgia

Deaths of prominent figures span politics and travel

Hon Francis Gillette of Hartford a Free-Soil U.S. Senator for 1854 55 died September 30 at his home. Moses H Hale a former Treasury agent died September 28 in Danvers. John R Hitchcock once ran Alpine House and Summit House died in Shelburne September 30. Jeremy Wilson Charlestown’s oldest resident died September 29 aged 94 years 4 months 29 days. Robert W Hale of Chicago died September 27 of consumption. James Wellington of Waltham died September 30 likely from Brights disease.

Francis Gillette Hartford Conn United States Truman Smith Congressman Gillette Iowa Moses H. Hale Newburyport Danvers Mr. Hale Treasury Department Grant Savannah New York Custom House John R. Hitchcock Alpine House Summit House Mt. Washington White Mountain Shelburne Jeremy Wilson Charlestown Wood Street Robert W. Hale Chicago James M. Beebe & Co Boston House James Wellington Waltham Bright

Not Guilty Verdict In Counterfeiting Case And Related Federal Actions

In U S district court Judge Clark presided on Sept 30. Paul Badessa was found not guilty of passing four counterfeit quarter dollars to Indie Golden on July 15, 1879. J R M Squire represented the defendant. Joseph Reidl of Dedham was convicted of wholesale beer sales without a proper license. Augustus Russ defended. The case United States v Patterson and Trask involves obstruction of a marshal serving a warrant issued June 12, 1879, against the schooner Jefferson Borden. Defendants allegedly tried to seize the vessel June 20 and Patterson allegedly assaulted Fred D. Gallope. EK W Burdett and EK P Brown appeared for the parties.

Paul Badessa Indie Golden J. R. M. Squire Joseph Reidl Dedham Augustus Russ United States Wm. M. Patterson Joshua H. Trask United States Marshall Jefferson Borden Fitchburg Boston Maine Edward A. Robinson Patterson Fred D. Gallope EK. W. Burdett United States Attorney EK. P. Brown

Disappearance mystery deepens for Boston salesman Cutting

Inspector Hanscomb and Detective Dearborn pursue Charles H Cutting of Holder and Herrick. He traveled New England and New York claiming vast funds, yet investigators find no payments to him. The case shifts from foul play to possible self harm as lines of inquiry narrow. Cutting left for New York September 12 and was last seen at 9 p.m. on board the boat.

Hanscomb Dearborn Charles H. Cutting Holder & Herrick No. 123 Milk Street Cutting New York City Springfield Hartford Providence New England New York Boston Stonington Fall River Cutling Inspector Dearborn

Supreme Judicial Court case hits $5,820 verdict over laced laudanum injury

September 30 session before Judge Endicott heard Emeline W. Wardell sue George B. Boyden et al for $10,009 alleging that sweet tincture of rhubarb was replaced with laudanum by apothecaries, causing serious injuries. verdict for plaintiff $5,820. Other case Timothy H. Smith vs Boston and Maine Railroad described as tort suit over gate injury. defense cites rain warning and negligent act of plaintiff. Additional docket lines list cases to be reached October 4 including Angell vs Hoxie and others.

Emeline W. Wardell George B. Boyden H. D. Hyde M. F. Dickinson, Jr S.h B. Ives, Jr John G. Abbott Timothy H. Smith Boston and Maine Railroad Company Travers Street Boston J. B. Richardson E. B. Hale Plans Lincoln, Jr Cies Angell Hoxie Cox Vs. Comer Greene Vs Old Colony Railroad Eg. Peck Dingley Morrill Fifty Associates Eaton Vs Fitchburg Railroad

Local court sentences for theft drunkenness and assault

Judee Churchill and Dennis Walsh, both drunk, receive three months in the House of Industry. Patrick Barry gets one year in the House of Correction for larceny of a $10 watch from Lawrence Farrell. John Smith fined 30 dollars plus costs for stealing $2 pants. James Thomas fined 10 dollars plus costs for larceny of a $150 valise from James W. Newman. Lawrence Haddan sentenced to four months for assault with a bottle on William Duggan. John McLean and John S. Lee, common drunkards, each receive four and three months respectively in the House of Industry. Theodore D. Peterson’s case on $75 theft is continued. decision to be given Wednesday. Abraham Levi discharged amid indecent assault charge complications as complainant disappeared. Frank Dennehy in South Boston Court fined 17 dollars and costs for drunkenness and assault. Patrick Corbett in Roxbury Court sentenced to House of Industry for three months for escaping court. Kate Horan, common night-walker, sent to reformatories for one year.

Judee Churchill Dennis Walsh House of Industry Patrick Barry Lawrence Farrell House of Correction John Smith James Thomas James W. Newman Lawrence Haddan William Duggan John McLean John S. Lee Theodore D. Peterson Freeman D. Osgood Abraham Levi Susan Philips South Boston Frank Dennehy Roxbury Patrick Corbett Kate Horan Reformatory

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Ahearn Jeff Shea Charles River Raverswood Lacrosse Club Union Club of Bostonians Brockton Brocktons Gen. Worths Cleveland Clevelands Cincinnatis Beckton Agricultural Society Massachusetts Central Railroad Wayland Sudbury John Scully Hingham Waterworks Downer Landing Red Rock Shelburne Falls Baptist Church of I. L. Potter Amesbury and Salisbury Gas Company Joseph N. Clark William J. Boardman George F. Bagley Williams Allen J. W. Briggs Stephen Woodman George Turner Swampscott Peach’s Point Marblehead Samuel B. Rindge Bostop Rindge Sheil Literary Association Andrew A. O'Dowd William A. Duffy Dennis H. 1Riscoll James H. A. Ward Joseph A.o’brien John Kelliher George Casey C. F. Collins William H. Cunningham William J. Powers Terrence McNu Churchill James Noonan Mary Margaret Fitzgerald No. 9 Billerica Street Noonan H_ street Suffolk County Commonwealth Avenue John F. Farrington Uriah H. Coffin Plympton Court Erland R. Risem Ingeboog N Solfest West Roxbury Lamartine Street Daniel S. 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WM. Stevens Bodie Mining Company Fed Toock Richardson Aill & CO Suffolk National Bank Edward Tyler Mencrants’ National Bank R. Chapman National Exchange Bank M. Pettengill National Bank OF Commerce G. H. Harris Charles C. Warren Reade Street Fall River Line John C. Wilmerding Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO White St F.G. Wolbert Townsend & Fargis Leonard Street Philadelphia Samuel Bunting J. S. Bunting Market Street W.eb J.C. McCurdy & CO Meaket Merchant Streets Horton Market St Merchant St High Street W&é WaStf R. F. Pancoast & GG T. L. Asupripée & Co Phila S. Beeks Lippincott, Son & GO Steemer Robert Emerson Tate Suffolk George R. Emerson Jane Taylor John Taylor Thos A. Taylor Massachla J. Dunbar Said County John C. Frank Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Commonwealth of Massachusetts Hoston Charles H. Trott John A. Illiams Charles H. Trott & Co Court Room Court Square WM. D. Martin Daniel O'Connell Said Julia O’connell Joan W. McKim, Esquire Cheuney Hall School Mto Groom & CO S. 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