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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1879

Page

3

Police Standings and Local Society Notes

Police Commissioners find that the charges against Patrolman John E. Parsons for drunkenness are not sustained. A second crop of October blackberries is gathered in Professor Alvan Clarke’s Cambridgeport garden. Lizzie Morse, the 12 year old missing from 69 Border Street, has been found at Waltham and is well. The Beacon Park silver service competition did not occur. two new teams likely Friday. George E. Bell, longtime Quincy House proprietor, leases Sherman House for five years and buys hotel personal property. Reverend Carpenter of Mount Pleasant Church reportedly plans resignation over conflict with the Butler movement. The South Club names officers: J. Stoddard president, George N. Putnam VP, J. B. Walker Jr secretary, George D. White treasurer, W. W. Munroe warden. Putnam and Walker also on Finance. The will of the late Rev. Dr Rollin H Neale, dated December 23 1875, probate Monday, leaves property to three daughters and son Rollin H. Neale. books go to Baptist clergy or theological students as executors see fit.

Pst John E. Parsons Alvan Clarke Cambridgeport Lizzie Morse Border Street Waltham Rollin H. Neale Will C. Wood Congregational Book Store LA Despatch Boston Light Infantry J. C. Laughton New York Gate City Guards Boston Hartford Albany Atlanta Eastern New Yorkland New England Pew St. Matthew’s Royal Arch M. E Darius F. Drake E. King Wm. H. A. Soule E. Scribe Wm. H. Ruddick Horace Smith Nicholas A. Apollonio Rev John Wright Samuel P. Willis Charles J. Noyes R. A Samuel M. Bedlington George N. Park, Jr Fred L. Fenton Charles H. Kimball S.S James A. Lockhart J.S Edward F. Dean S. S James Neal Tyler J. Q. A. Holbrook Justus P. Weston Jacob Dean Benton Street Insley City Hospital Ellen Maddock Bunker Hill Street Charlestown Andrew Cain Orange Court Roxbury Warren Siret Pear Warren Place John F. Fitzpatrick Mendoza Street Eustis Street Thomas Kelly Bohemian Liverpool Kelly Margaret Burns Essex Street Earnest Allen Malden Cornhill Ida Smith Winchester Street Martin Shannon Prentiss Street Tremont Chester Park Peter S. McClusker Fifth Street East Cambridge Knowles, Freeman & Co Atlantic Avenue Municpal Cornelius O’haern James J. Maguire John B. Sheerin Michael Doherty McLaughlin Connelly Riley Fynes Ward Seven Ward Thirteen Owens Messrs. Barry Doherty Saw Rankin Duggan W. W. Nichols Eenel Pnees Thomas L. Jenks Shauna Ebiee Charles A. B. Shepard M.J. Flatley Flatley Mr. Flatley Cornelius O’ Hearn John F. McLaughlin William F. Low Nina FE. F. Leighton Patrick G. White Timothy J. Sweeney John J. Murphy Thomas Owens Francis X. Mconald James F. Golding Isaac Rosnosky Timothy 5. Dunn Daniel P. Sullivan William F. Butler John J. Lynch D. J. Mitchell Somerville Cty Messrs Pierce Maiden Taylor Nottage Medford Alonzo H. Evans Everett George A. Bruce Benjamin F. Hayes Elisha Converse Mr. Converse Mr. Evans State Central Committee Douglas Fraser George S. Marshall Charles Eastham D. A. Gleason Norfolk County Memorial Hall Dedham Jabez Talbot, Jr Stoughton John H. Burdakin C. Churchill Greenbackers Richard Garvey Wendell Phillips Butler Chester Edwards Northampton Greenback Worcester Fitchburg Arad H. Wood Lunenburg R. G. F. Candage Brookline Norfolk Commonwealth Wesleyan Hall Winslow Battles Randolph Calvin Howland Allen Coffin Nantucket Henry Shortie Provincetown G. M. Harmon Adams S. S. Ginnodo North Attleborough Benjamin Clough Vineyard Haven Thomas Roberts Lynn Joseph F. Bartlett Turners Falls H. M. Sessions Hampden Joan Peterson Ware G. W. Sanderson Littleton Arthur H. Gardner Joseph E. Fiske Needham Levi Walker Bridgewater Samuel W. Hodges RE. D. Macy Charles$. Parker S. M. Whittaker Mr. Coffin Potter RE. M. Marshall Natick Winslow Batties Capt. Godfred Gloucester Oscar Parsons Hudson E. B. Macy H. H. Faxon Quincy Custom House State House Edwin Thompson South Walpole James Marple Ipswich Samuel Ingalls Winthrop Ana Republic John Adams Europe America Iil Temperance Republicans Massachusetts Republican Party John D. Long Hingham Byron Weston Dalton Morse Canton A. J. Roberts Ebenezer Bowman Billerica Faxon Mr. Faxon H. P. Niles O. J. Rand Cambridge Mr. Batchelder Mr. B. Wood Newton E. B. Newton Joseph Shaw J. M. Ford E. M. Marshall E. 8. Potter Walpole Friends of Temperance E. P. Gibbs Athol Sheern Foxboro Gov. Talbot Ballou Dorchester Maine Fall River Coggswell Rhode Island Fort Fisher Barnstable County Tenry Shorile Provinceown Berkshire G. H. Harmon Bristol Ginnodo Attleborough Too Vineyard Ayen Wussex Benjamin P. Ware Marblehead Franklin County Richard Clapp Montague Hampden County Hampen Hampshire County Lorenzo Nash Amherst Middlesex County George D. Chamberlain Winslow Randolphen County J. N. Natter East Bridgewater Suffolk County T. W. Chadbourne Worcester County G. BE. Brown John L. Shorey James P. Bachellor Chas. P. Tucker D. G._ Hunt James_ H. Helliker J. E. Smith J. W.helliker H.E. Palmer H. W B. L. Kimball J. W. Caswell N. T. Davidson D. Chamberlin Henry Breed F. McHugh S. ©. Voster J. P. Martin Wm. A. Brown LB. Beith Edwin Earp J. A. May Ward Five Albert Parsons Faneuil Halls Charlemont John A. Rand Suffolk City Hall Chelsea Grand Army Hall South Braintree Yhureday Barre Whatinsville Brookfield James P. Ray Franklin E. M. Boynton Gardiner Tufts George C District Court of the United States District of Nathan Matthews J. Ingersoll Bowditch Samuel W. Swett Charles A. Cotting Edward I. Browne Ebenezer Francis Matthews Alexander Wadsworth James Street Alvin Adams Edward J. Browne Alex Ander Wansworth Said Matthews Alexander Exvas Wadsworth

Ward by Ward Political Callers and Meetings

A lengthy list details ward chairmen secretaries delegates and senatorial selections across seven wards with names such as G. BE. Brown J. Shorey James P. Bachellor Chas. P. Tucker D. G. Hunt H. W. Rogers Geo. H. Rich and many others. Notes report changes in ward memberships resignations and upcoming gatherings including Republican and Democratic caucuses speeches by Col. Hopkins Butler Dawes and others along with notices of venue changes and registration shifts.

Redpath Lyceum Concerts Feature Kate Thayer and Notable Solos

The Kate Thayer Concert Company performed the second Redpath Lyceum program in Music Hall before a large audience. Miss Thayer impressed with a strong, refined soprano while Mme Carreno received strong applause. Mrs Norman was ill but attempted to sing. The program included Liszt and Verdi highlights, with Arbuckle and Tagliapietra giving notable instrumental numbers. Joseffy’s New York debut drew praise from critics, predicting a Boston appearance on October 30. The Emma Abbott Opera Company opens at Park Theatre with Faust Bohemian Girl and Mignon, featuring Abbott Stove Seguin Maurel Karl Castle Tempie Stoddard MacDonald Kyse. The Pleiades at Horticultural Hall presented a varied program with Regamy caricatures, Swedish Ladies Quartet, and Miss Potter’s impersonations, continuing nightly all week.

Redpath Lyceum Music Hall Kate Thayer Helen Norman Sig. Tagliapietra Mme Teresa Carreno M. Arbuckle Charles E. Pratt Verdi Miss Thayer Paola Hans ‘On Bulow New York Joseffy Boston Emma Abbot Opera Company The Park Theatre Emma Abbott Virginia Pleiades Helen’Potter Horticultural Hall Felix Regamy Quartette Miss Berger Miss Potter Nydia Robinson Susan King Temperance John B. Gough

Prince School Honors Mayor With New Building Name

The Tuesday regular School Board meeting chaired by Mayor Prince named Exeter and Newbury streets school the Prince School. New members were seated including Prof. Henry W. Haynes. Nomination of teachers approved with Roscoe P. Owen as principal and several assistants. numerous temporary and probationary appointments listed. Several building and district improvements approved or discussed along with amendments to rules and regulations.

Prince Mayor Prince Hobbs Henry W. Haynes Haynes Mr. Hayes Exeter and Newbury Streets Prince School F. O. Prince Roscoe P. Owen Thomas J. Barry W. H. Moriarty Arthur Js. Marang W. 8. Hutchinson John E. Wetherbee John Vaughn T. M. Babson T. Dean Alice M. Porter Eliot Cicely M. Kenneman Hancock Carrie M. Small Prescott Clara C. Dunn Dwight Lydia G. Wentworth Dilaway Elizabeth Palmer Dudley Florence A. Perry Everett Clara Dc. Dunn Franklin Abbie C. McAuliffe Frothingham Annie W. Seavarans Lewis Sarah G. Fogarty Wells

A Bad Day for Banco Men

Special officers Mc Causland and Weldon, with Hubbard and Hunt, arrested Charles Gibbetts and George Johnson on Pleasant near Tremont after a week’s surveillance of suspected banco operators. A room search yielded banco paraphernalia including a lay out, boodle, checks on major banks, and counterfeit notes. Tibbetts, 40, is billed as the country’s sharpest banco man. Fitzgerald, 28, is described as 5 ft 8 in, 155 pounds.

McCausland and Weldon Banco Hubbard and Hunt Station Four Pleasant Tremont Street Charles Gibbetts George Johnson Fitzgerald Hamilton Everett State Shawmut Blackstone National Bank of the Republic First Second National National Park Bank of New York Drexel, Morgan & Co. of New York German National Bank of Chicago Tibbetts

Fires Break Out In Clinton Street Building And Nearby Areas

Fire alarms sounded from box 38 for a vacant Clinton Street property at Nos 73 and 75. Trustees J C Meredith and E Quincy said the upper story fire stemmed from machinery friction, burning about 300 dollars with coverage by Orient Commercial Union and Columbia. A second alarm from box 213 reported a blaze at No 79 Norfolk Avenue owned by James and Daniel Gillen caused by sparks from Globe Nail Works, with roughly 25 dollars damage. The Eastern Railroad bridge at the Neck caught fire at noon. a still alarm sent Hope 2 to extinguish it quickly with minor damage.

Clinton Street J.C. Meredith E. Quincy Orient Commercial Union Columbia Norfolk Avenue James Daniel Gillen Globe Nail Works Eastern Neck Hope

YMCA commits to sell Market Street buildings and begin new structure

The YMCA authorized selling three buildings on the Market and Liberty lot with foundation work for the new association building to start this fall and the main structure to rise in spring. John E. Gray named superintendent for a year. School notes record Edward Johnson joining High School Committee and W. E. Aborn named music teacher.

Young Men's Christian Association Association Market Liberty Streets John E. Gray Edward Johnson W. E. Aborn Noves

Tallapoose Brings Secretary Thompson to Fort Monroe Visit

The United States steamer Tallapoose arrived at Fort Monroe at 9 am with Secretary Thompson Rear Admiral Scott Commodore English and other officers aboard. A nineteen gun salute from the Powhatan greeted them and the secretary planned a day inspecting fleet armament and crew readiness. The naval drill was postponed to the next day and officers hosted a social hop at the Hygeia Hotel.

Fort Monroe United States Thompson Scott English Powhatan Wyman Hygeia Hotel

Andover Conference meets at Chelmsford Centre

Bowen Mass October 14 The Andover Conference of Congregational Churches met at Chelmsford Centre with Rev G F Wright of Andover moderator James G Buttrick of Lowell scribe Rev Z Holbrook of Methuen read an essay Is Orthodoxy Reasonable and Practicable discussed by Rev Joshua Cort and others Refreshments were provided at noon In the afternoon Rev J G A Cote of Lowell presented the cause of the French Protestant mission Rev Smith Baker read an essay on the relation of the church to the Sunday school followed by a discussion

Smith Baker

Lexington racing summaries report from Oct 14

Lexington Ky October 14 The following are the race summaries for today First race in the 2 50 class Leura Silverton and Witherspoon among others ran The times listed show a range around 2 24 to 2 25 Second race in the 2 26 class featured Conway Saskene BiG Sciola and others with times noted near 2 3 and 2 4 The race will be finished tomorrow.

Lexington Leura Silverton Witherspoon Seages Gmee Sciola

Lumber trade brisk as American buyers descend on Ottawa

Ottawa reports a brisk lumber trade with several American buyers on the scene making heavy purchases on speculation. Blocks of wood for match manufacture are being bought extensively and shipped to American ports.

Ottawa

Coal Firms Resume Work at Fifty Cents Per Ton in Cumberland

Cumberland Md Oct 14 The Borden Coal Company resumed work today along with several small firms yesterday and today and two more set to resume tomorrow all at fifty cents per ton The Consolidation is the only large company still holding out.

Cumberland Borden Coal Company

New Hampshire Massachusetts Excursion Party Arrives

A large excursion party from New Hampshire and Massachusetts arrived in MonTTREAL on October 14. Gov Head and staff and ex Governors Smyth Weston Cheney and Prescott were among the prominent attendees.

Monttreal New Hampshire Massachusetts Head Smyth Weston Cheney Prescott

West Orange murder inquest verdict names two suspects

Newark report says the jury found Mrs. Meierhoeffer and Frank Lammens, her alleged paramour, guilty of murder in the West Orange inquest.

Newark N. J West Orange

Father of Charlie Ross tracks leads to wrong boy

In Scranton Pennsylvania on October 14 the father of Charlie Ross reached Factoryville twenty five miles west in pursuit of a woman said to have his boy but it was not Charlie. Also Hawes and Henshaw announce auction of stocks and bonds including Cambridge Lawrence Holyoke Manchester and Fall River 63 Brookline 7s Cincinnati 73 108 with 11 to 27 years to run.

Scranton Charlie Ross Factoryville Here Charlie Orr Hawes & Henshaw State Street Cambridge Lawrence Holyoke Manchester Fall River Brookline Cincinnati National Bank Tremont National Bank Franklin Manufacturing Co Faneuil Hall Insurance Co Merrimack Manufacturing Co City of Cambridge City of Lawrence City of

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