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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1890

Page

6

Andover cases heard in Supreme Judicial Court session

The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth convened to take up the Andover cases. In Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge on Oct 13 Judge Dunbar presides over case 6271 Charles E Drew vs Sullivan L Ward a tort action for alleged dental malpractice with D C Brewer for plaintiff and George F Richardson for defendant.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Andover Same Martin Cook Loy—Duff Spear Sawyer Tufts Pierre Woburn Waylor West Killion Daniels Street RR Johnson Rand Rarponi Pro Ami

Superior Court First Session Recaps Civil and Criminal Docket

The report covers October sessions with cases including John F. Newton Jr. vs John H. Bath for $4300 in broker commissions, Rufus Hart et al. versus George G. McLaughlin for mutual account differences, and Robert W. Boyd vs William D. Swasey for $275 deceitful mortgage discharge. It lists further dockets, trials, and verdicts including a Chelsea fireworks injury suit and multiple uncontested divorces and criminal entries.

Superior Court Mason C.J John F. Newton, Jr John H. Bath Waverly Street Roxbury W.S. Frost J.B. Moran Rufus Hart Et al George G. McLaughlin H. W. Bragg H. L. Baker C. B. Rogers Simon Simmons HH. Dunham Charles Stern Kwan Thompson J. Wo Darius Wellington William D. Swasey Tiancock Sit. Desert Swasey Patton H. D. Hadlock Robert W. Boyd Maine J. D. Hadlock Snowden Loston Moran Vy. Hurley, & Mc. BR Cunningham Wellington Wood Mesrhur Drisko Boyd Same McPhail Sprague Leebery Keenan Elliot Bassett Evans Hill Papinian N. EF. ‘Tel. & Tit. Co Edwards Hammonpd Thomas A. Scanlan Wedger Lewis E. Burnham Game George Mason Henry A. Foon Benjamin M.wedger Republican Ward City Committee Chelsea Laintiff Dic Wedger Selwin Z. Bowman W. Turner A. D. Bosson Laintiffs Charles 5 Charles P.incoln Charles Kiernan John Linnehan Pinestreet P. B. Kiernan G. A. A. Pevey William Bell Boston & Maine Railroadg Company Lincoln W. J. Coolidge Beil v. Hoston & Me Parklow Meanobhlin

Essex County Superior Court hears guilty pleas and sentences

The October term grand jury filed indictments and William McKenney of Haverhill and Lawrence pleaded guilty to four counts of larceny and was sentenced to State Prison for twenty five years. Other defendants received sentences ranging from nine months to four years in State Prison. The session adjourned until Tuesday for further proceedings.

Superior Criminal Court Essex County House of Correction Louis Burke Lynn James E. Munroe Harry Garfield Lawrence Thomas Gillis Mattie Nowell Andover Nathaniel J. Crook Gloucester John Bland Timothy Hallisey George A. Jackman Luther A. Prentice James Kennedy Jerry O’brien James Green Haverhill William H. Grant William McKenney McKenney

Wills and Administrations Proved in Essex Probate Court

In Essex county Probate Court today wills of William Fuller Eunice Britcher Emily J Little Addison Jaques James Murray John C Webster Mary Kimball and George Arlington were proved. Administrations granted for M Christie D P Sargent Albert R Dawkins Charles H M Bergin Thomas McNamara and M Shyakins. Inventories filed include Darius Barry 6139 54 R W Crown 20164 63 R W Roperts 20867 42 James Shackelton 36841 93 James A Smith 27445. The will of Smily J Little leaves 1000 each to Old Ladies Home and Children’s Aid Society. Jaques bequeaths 500 to three institutions. Kimball bequeaths 1000 to each of four missions with residuary to American Baptist Home Mission Society and American Baptist Mission Union.

Essex County William Fuller North Andover Eunice Britcher Newburyport Emily J. Little Haverhill Addison Jaques James Murray Lawrence John C. Webster Methuen Mary Kimball George Arlington M. Christie D. P. Sargent Albert R. Dawkins Charles H. M. Bergin Gloucester Thomas McNamara M. Shyakins Darius Barry Lynn R. W. Crown R. W. Roperts Beverly James Shackelton James A American Baptist Missionary Union of Boston American Baptist Home Missionary Society of New York Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society Conference of Baptist Ministers In Massachusetts American Baptist Home Mission Society The American Baptist Mission Union

Probate Court of Suffolk County Oct 13 Administrators named

Administrators were appointed for the estates of Gertrude A. Reed John Kobler Richard A. Howard Pervis Young Bridget Burke Elizabeth Gordon Lewis Margaret C. Quinn Sarah A. Fellows William Pratt Mary F. Anderson Mary E. Bowen Patrick Finnegan Joseph H. Brennan Edwin M. Hutchinson Frederick W. Nye Benjamin F. Allen Carrie M. Walker John Boyle Helen Southworth The wills of Samuel J. Durell Mary Ann Hall Sarah J. Dowse Charlotte P. Perkins Emeline French Jonathan Kimball Harriet A. Cochran Elizabeth P. Bartlett were admitted to probate.

Gertrude A. Reed John Kobler Richard A. Howard Pervis Young Bridget Burke Elizabeth Gordon Bernard Uo Lewis Margaret C. Quinn Sarah A. Fellows William Pratt Mary F. Anderson Mary E. Bowen Patrick Finnegan Joseph H. Brennan Edwin M. Hutchinson Frederick W. K. Nye Benjamin F. Allen Carrie M. Walker John Boyle Helen Southworth Samuel J. Durell Mary Ann Hall Sarah J. Dowse Charlotte P. Perkins Emeline French Jonathan Kimball Harriet A. Cochran Elizabeth P. Bartlett

Municipal Court Docket of Civil Actions Listed

First and second sessions of Municipal Court entries include case numbers and parties such as Drewett v Crabtree Duran v Barry Shreve Crump Low v Briggs and dozens more like Hitchcock v Megowen and Baker v Hammond. The list shows numerous civil actions with opponent names and docket numbers across multiple pages.

Drewett Crabtree Iligains Same Stafford Duran Barry Joseph O’ Rail Shreve, Crump & Low Briggs Hitchcock Megowen MecNally

Admission sought for attorney Marland C Hobbs in Massachusetts

District of Massachusetts notice states Marland C Hobbs of Brookline applies for admission as attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court. John G Stetson, Commissioner, issues the notice dated October 13, 1890.

District OF Massachusetts Boston Circuit Court of the United States Marland C. Hobbs Brookline John G. Stetson United States Circuit Court

Catalonia Arrives at East Boston with 495 Passengers

The Cunard steamship Catalonia captained by John I Atkin sailed from Liverpool October 2 and Queenstown October 3. It reached East Boston dock about 8 yesterday with 495 passengers: 38 saloon 72 second cabin and 385 steerage. The saloon list includes Miss Andrews R Bachofen Ada Bradley Etta Bradley and others.

Cunard Catalonia John I. Atkin Liverpool Queenstown Boston Andrews Andrews R. Bachofen Ada Bradley Etta Bradley Cairn Cairns Creed Eva C, Dix Biss

Coroner's jury blames railroad for Flynn fatal crush

New York reports a coroner's jury found the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad responsible for Morris Flynn's death after he was crushed between two cars on September 24. The piece notes driving season enjoyment and advertises Ford F. French Co carriages at 14 to 24 Sudbury Street.

New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Morris Flynn Ford F. French & Co Ohe Sudbury Street

Money Market News Shows Rise in Rates and Silver Shifts

Boston money markets firmed after New York’s large reserve drop, with higher new loans and firming bank clearings. Copper stocks dull, silver prices and Lake mining outlook discussed. trade figures and stock exchange activity noted.

Dividend notices from regional companies

Dividends announced include Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad 1 percent on preferred stock, Equitable Mortgage Company of Kansas City quarterly payout, New Bedford Gaslight Company quarterly 2 dollars per share, and Edison Electric Illuminating Company of New York quarterly 1 percent.

Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company Equitable Mortgage Company of Kansas City New Bedford Gaslight Company Edison Electric Iluminating Company of New York

New York Stock Sales Oct 13 Bond Market Snapshot

Today's bond market report lists New York stock sales for October 13 with total 204 900 shares traded. It details shares sold and the opening highest lowest and closing prices for the day along with the previous Saturday's close.

New York

Mixed trading figures at miscellaneous stock exchange

Reported by Wilson W Fay Co lists varied prices and quantities for mining and land stocks. Entries include Geyser Mining 1 100 shares and Harvard Land 20a with 280, Fort Payne Coal 200, Lamoine Land 100, Santa Fe Copper 50, and Santa Fe Copper prices.

Wilson W. Fay & Co State Street Harvard Land Fort Payne Coal Catilpa Mining Fort Payne Investment Santa Fe

Electric stock listings from Philadelphia exchange

Furnished by F. W. Prescott & Co. shows Eastern Electric Cable Co. price 50 and 2 Gethins Electrical Mfg. Co. at 2. Union Electric Car Co. at 6. Thomson-Houston Co. 51 and Thomson European Electric Welding Co. at 78 with scattered codes and figures in the market page.

F. W. Prescott & Co Devonshire Street Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfa Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company Union Electric Car Company Thomson-Houston Company Thomson European Electric Welding Company Cccc

Wall Street Quiet With Lackawanna Lead In Early Trading

Money on call was easy at 3 to 4 percent, with prime mercantile paper at 4 3/4. The stock market rallied on Lackawanna, then fell in North American, closing dull but firm with limited overall movement. railroad bonds stayed steady as slight gains appeared in several issues including Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern firsts and Morris & Essex seconds.

New Yorks Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange Lackawanna North American Northern Pacific Louisville & Nashville Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Northwestern Sinking Fund Hocking Valley Morris & Essex Erie St. Jo & Grand Island

Foreign financial reports from Lendon racing bout

The report lists Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 5414, Canadian Pacific 7914, Erie seconds 1024, Mexican ordinary 57, St. Paul common 61 percent, New York Central 106 percent, Money 114 and 4 percent. Time stamped Oct 13 at 12 30 p m.

Alt. & T Atchison Central Iowa Central Pacific Seer Ches Ohio Chi. & Alton St. L. & Pacecess Lily Chi. & BE. Ll Del Sereener East Tenn Ease Sneer Erie Central Tex Long Island Louis Nash Tovaq Boy Jos U. Vacific Sess Wis American Oil Catile Braunsmick Lyn Con Ene Chi Spence Oregon Lg Pacific M Petroleu Lendon Great Western Canadian Pacific St. Paul New York Central

Commercial Goods Market Summary

Commodities show mixed to steady demand with few changes. Livestock and produce hold firm or higher in places while several staples remain steady such as butter cheese flour and sugar with eggs pork and fresh meats showing firmness.

Florida

Dry Goods Market Buoyant Amid Tariff Expectations

The dry goods trade shows a generally favorable tone with buoyant sentiment that tariffs may push prices higher. Woollen mills expand, demand for dress goods remains firm, and cotton goods markets show mixed strength with some items edging upward while others stay steady.

Gisghams Amoskeag Fall River Boston New York Essex Eskueacuee Carer Keaon Atens el Delaie Wien Sale Sismtrak Oisa CBT ES Oc Aka. Ag Sintelaip Ems Ipstele

The Cotton Trade Market Trends and Week Review

The cotton market moved with weather as the main influence. Futures were not active and sentiment remained weak with an easier close on Saturday. Government crop data showed Oct 1 condition at 80 percent, improving over Sept 1 but below 1889. Spot demand was active from home buyers though prices fell from a week earlier. Rain improved conditions in the South with picking and marketing continuing at a liberal pace. Grade reductions from recent rain outweighed quantity losses. Weekly port receipts totaled 206,119 bales, up from the prior two weeks, with Sept 1 to date at 1,129,516 bales, up 137,733 from 1890.

Frances Reichsmarks London New York New York Stock Exchange Washington Chicago St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Charleston Savannah Boston Stock Exchange Atchison Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Mexican Central Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Boston, & Albany Boston & Maine Hastern Central Massachusetts New York & New England West End Osceola Franklin Kearsarge Butte Calumet Quincy Bell Telephone Erie Lamarack Boston News Bureau Quincey Huron Clark Bigelow Crescent Catalpa Boston & Montana Colusa Mountain View Anaconda Butte & Boston Calumet News Tecumseh Osceola Lode Messrs Henry R. Merton & Co England France Chile Australia Phelps Uplands Gulf

Wool Trade Activity Sees Steady Movement and Strong Volume

The wool market has shown steady movement with very large transactions over the past five weeks. Major buyers have temporarily reduced activity as they work through current stocks, while demand remains strong for fine wools and steady supplies.

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