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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1879

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3

Thirteenth Anniversary Observed of G. A. R. Post 68

The G. A. R. Post 68 marked its 13th anniversary Tuesday at Grand Army Hall Harrison square with speeches from Eadaward L. Pierce Charles B. Fox and Gardiner A. Churchill in attendance by about fifty members. Eastern Star Lodge No. 143 of East Boston also observed its 13th anniversary at Lyceum Hall with readings recitations by Prof and Mrs Bush music by Miss Bessie C Hamlin and a local quartette followed by supper and dancing.

Grand Army Hall Harrison Square Eadaward L. Pierce Charles B. Fox Gardiner A. Churchill Post Eastern Star Lodge East Boston Lyceum Hall

Boston Crime and Patti Concert Highlights

A jail-bound confession details the murder of a Bridgewater father by his son in Boston, with the suspect later remanded to Plymouth grand jury. The Patti Concert Combination performs at Music Hall with Patti, Ketten, De Munck, and Ciampi-Cellas, receiving praise for instrumental and vocal prowess. other city shows include Warren, the Pleiades, and various theatre events with robust attendance and varied programming.

PATTI Music Hall Carlotta Patti Henry Ketten Ernest de Munck L. A. Phelps Signor Ciampi- Cellas Phelps Alfred Wilkie Amo Mattei Bourree Mme Sig. Crampi-Cellaj Vespri Siciliani Bainboro Yradier Ketten Boston Schumann Wilhelm Sig. Ciampi-Cellar Mr. Wilkie Faure Sig. Tomasi Boston Museum Warren Papa Perrichon Fanny Morant Helen Potter Horticultural Hall Miss Potter John B. Gough Prins Gustaf Barnby Jahnke Emma Abbott Opera Company Faust Globe Theatre John Stetson Daniel E. Bandmann Narcisse Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Tanenhauser Liszt Tasso Mendelssohn Timothi Adamowski

Explosion in harbor kills two men near tug Edith

Prof Wingarde, staying at United States Hotel, says the Edith with tow of an old brig was two miles from the blast when two men left a sailboat in a dory. A column of debris rose as the boat blew apart. Holgate, seen later terrified, lacks money and disappeared after plans to go to New York. McClintock’s invention, valued at 75 000 dollars, remains a key motive in the case.

Wingarde McClintock United States Edith E Iuth Prof. Wingarde Holgate Swain South Boston Holgete New York Boston

Robbery at Roxbury Hotel Dartmouth Rooms

Mrs Susan KH Gavitt of Roxbury reports 143 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from her rooms at the Hotel Dartmouth Corner of Dudley and Warren. Entry gained by prying door with sharp instrument. Catharine Murray transported to City Hospital after a fall on Hudson Street. Cornelius Sheehan named in incident. A team stolen from Atlantic Avenue. two men fled. John J Ryan arrested in Cambridge. H Organ detained at the Tombs.

Susan KH. Gavitt Dartmouth Dudley and Warren Streets Roxbury Catharine Murray City Hospital Hudson Street Cornelius Sheehan Richard D Framingham Atlantic Avenue Cambridge John J. Ryan H Rgan

Deaths of John Flynn and Charles Wildlin

Tuesday afternoon John Flynn of Lovejoy & Co. carpet dealers collapsed and died at his Tremont Street Warerooms then home at 9 Albany Street. A veteran of the Fifty-sixth Massachusetts, he left two sons and a grieving widow. West Roxbury resident Charles Wildlin, 53, was found dead in bed Wednesday afternoon, likely from long-term heavy drinking. Medical Examiner Harris was notified.

John Flynn Lovejoy & Co Tremont Street Albany Street Fifty-sixth Massachusetts Volunteers Charles Wildlin Washington and Grove Streets West Roxbury Harris

Fire alarms report two Boston area blazes

An alarm at 1 PM Wednesday noted a blaze destroying a hay storage building on Western Avenue near Everett Street Brighton owned by Five Cent Savings Bank of Cambridge with about 100 dollars damage and 50 to the hay. A second fire at 3:45 PM in a third story at 13 Watts Court South Boston damaged the building occupied by Charles McCarthy and others, about 350 dollars damage, and McCarthy suffered burns and was taken to City Hospital.

Boston Light Infantry Association Boylston Hall Gate City Guards Boston and Albany Rairoad Infantry and Veteran Association Revere House Calhoun Atlanta Boston Light Infantry Veteran Association Washington School Tremont Court Streets Bowdoin Square Tigers Thom- 28 Lients, Lovett and Hobbs Court Beacon Streets State House Gov. Talbot Park _ street School Streets Prince Washington, State Merchants’ Row Faneuil Hall Quincy Markets Commercial Street Rowe’s Wharf Gov. Andrew Deer Island Boston Boston and Maine Lawrence Duchesney Western Avenue Everett Street Brighton Five Cent Savings Bank of Cambridge Wattscourt Charles McCarthy McCarthy City Hospital

Fifth Middlesex Senatorial Convention Nomination

The Fifth Middlesex Senatorial District Convention held in Ayer elected Anson D. Fessenden as Republican nominee after both informal and formal ballots. Delegates totaled 42 from 20 towns, Carlisle absent. Separate notes cover Democratic and Republican conventions in Barnstable, Berkshire, Hampshire, Greenfield, and Cape districts with various nominations and party actions.

Middlesex Ayer Samuel Hoar Concord George W. Sanderson Littleton Carlisle A. D. Fessenden Townsend E. D. Bancroft Charles H. Robinson Hudson Register of Deeds Isaiah Gifford Provincetown Caleb Sprague Barnstable Berkshire John B. Hall Stockbridge George H. Tucker Pittsfield Isaac Seeley Great Barrington H. M. Pitt E. &. Marchant Hampshire County Northampton Col E. A. Edwards Henry P. Billings Hatfield Watson L. Smith Greenfield Joseph Hi. Root Montague C. Mason Moody Edward Stratton Shelburne E. F. Mayo Warwick Cambridge A. P. Morse J. B. Thayer State Central Committee Cape Sandwich Ron. J. M. Day W. L. Nye Isaiah T. Jones

Essex South Congregational Conference Held at Central Church

The Essex South Congregational Conference met Wednesday at Central Church with Deacon George Tapley of Danvers chosen moderator and W. H. Davis of Beverly as assistant scribe. Rev. Dewitt S. Clark preached from Matt 27:42. Reports named future meeting at Tabernacle Church Salem and officers including Scribe Rev. Walter E. C. Wright.

Essex South Congregational Conference Central Church George Tapley Danvers W. H. Davis Beverly Dewitt Clark George Pentecost St. Stephen’s Episcopal Society Spinney City Hall Women’s Union For Christian Work Board OF Overseers OF the Poor Almshouse

Central Boston and surrounding parcels transfer list

A compilation of property transfers across Boston and suburbs including Henry G. Denny to Emily J Spaulding at 99 Beacon Street for 75000 dollars and multiple parcels in Boston Highlands Dorchester West Roxbury Charlestown and Revere with varied land areas and prices. Included are mortgagee and trust transfers among individuals and banks with記 additional street and parcel references.

Boston Beacon Street Henry G. Denny Emily J Maplen D. Spaulding

Medford rifle club tests new Medford target at Bellevue Range

The weekly Medford Amateur Rifle Association match featured the first trial of the new Medford target, with fine scores led by Charles on 57, Osborn winning the clock. Officers were elected at the annual meeting, and the Creedmoor target was debated as the club showcased its improved scoring method.

Medford Charles Messrs Hollis and Osborn Messrs. Souget and Pickering Creedmoor Medford Amateur Rifle Association J. R. Teele J. W. Vining H. Withington G. B. Gill C. W. Himman H. H. D. Cushing C. H. Russell H. K. Richardson J. B. Osborn Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Rifle Association Walnut Hill South Framingham Massachusetts Rifle Association Walpole Attleboro Brockton T Medford

Fires rage in Vermont and nearby towns with widespread damage

Across multiple towns on October 15, fires razed buildings from Bradford to Hartford. A Ver mont Copper Mining wash house at Pike Hill burned, costing about 5000 dollars with 150 workers losing jobs. Other blazes affected sawmills in Simonstown, forest lands in Grantham Mountain, and a factory in Brooklyn. Insured losses reached thousands, while some properties escaped with lighter damage.

Bradford Vermont Copper Mining Company Pike Hill Astna Northampton Simonsville A. E. Stannard Lebanon N. H Grantham Mountain New Haven Conn State Hospital Concord Ela Allenstown Sullivan & Cutting Bangor James Given Orono

Obituaries and Death Notices of Noted Boston Merchants

Deacon Elijah Alden of Bridgewater Mass died October 8 at 79 after an accident. He was born in Chester County Pa in 1800 and pioneered auger macing in New England. AUSIN SUMNER of Boston, longtime merchant and bank director, died October 14 after a long career in the dry goods trade. Frederick J Betts, born 1802 in Massachusetts and brother to US Judge Samuel R Betts, died October 12 in Buffalo. he was editor W Foster’s father-in-law and aWillian College graduate. Also noted is Dr Maunsell, longtime editor of the Dublin Mail, slain by his pen as a noted editorialist.

Francis Neelon Judge Pond East Boston Municipal Court Room Metropolitan Railroad Causeway Street Boston Tremont Street Father MacCarthy Church of the Sacred Heart of East Boston Father Cassin Church of the Assumption Bridgewater Mass Chester County John Alden Auger Macing Busines New England Worcester County M. Sumner Ise Eagle National Bank Frederick J. Betts W. B. Foster Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Massachusetts Samuel R. Betts United States Court New York Willians College Messrs Wyllys Frederick H. Betts

Sagadahoc fair day two features trotting delays

In Brunswick on October 15 a large Sagadahoc fair crowd saw the 2 40 class trot postponed to tomorrow after seven starters. Sleepy George won the green horses race with best 2 50. Farmington NH October meeting opened with light attendance. Time results and schedules listed, with postponements due to darkness and races set for Thursday.

Brunswick Sagadahoc Sleepy George Farmington N.H Farmington Trotting Park Nghig Tong cc Ceeds Dseccves Cecteaeandece Eek Porbio M Icc Dechaases Acasweve Walseaes le POP Wescen Pcivncossaneed Pesebvantacenses Republic Batcseersers Waaeeeessens Ve 23 Sap Pt Na Vn Sacs Scan Aenwna Hedetareeens Awe Gawcewens Cateeutaeeens Eac Eee Parlors Cig Cess Cincksawns

Bonanza Mine Owners Report Rich Silver Ore Prospect

CORINNA Maine October 15 The Bonanza Jr Silver Mine owners led by George Lancaster F Strickland and A H Thaxter of Bangor say an expert found the ore richest this side of California. Latest assay shows 38 57 dollars gold 58 dollars silver and 53 dollars lead per ton. Another rich mine opens in St Albans four miles west of Corunna directed by Col J Cary French mining engineer from Colorado.

Corinna George Lancaster F. Strickland A. H.thaxter Bangor California St. Albans Corunna Col. J. Cary French Colorado

The Yellow Plague in Forest City Arkansas

Forest City Arkansas reports two deaths from the yellow plague as of last night Mrs Marks Izard and Mrs Lattimore. Women are the deceased so far. Health officers disinfect and burn bedding. Three colored nurses arrived by train from Little Rock. All stores except two drug stores are closed.

Memphis Tenn Forest City Arkr Marks Izard Lattimore

Secretary Thompson Visits Fort Monroe Naval Review in Virginia

Secretary Thompson holds a council with Admiral Wyman and fleet captains on the Powhatan. The visit includes illumination of the Powhatans, a Saratoga Portsmouth race, target practice, and a naval brigade landing. Gen Getty, staff, and the Tallapoosa participate as the fleet sails, reviews, and returns to ships with plans for Minnesota Yorktown orders.

Fort Monroe Thompson Wyman Saratoga Portsmouth Tallapoosa Getty S. B. Luce Marine Band Admiral Wyman Gen. Getty Washington New York Yorktown

Multiple 19th Century Crime and Incident Notes Incidents in New Jersey and Maryland

Receipts from internal revenue yesterday totaled 498527 dollars and customs yielded 861938. Wm Spencer was killed by a train in Troy New York yesterday morning. John M Nelson a 23 year old medical student shot at the Front Street Theatre in Baltimore died Wednesday morning. John Cox a colored man and brother of Chastine Cox the New York murderer has been nominated in Virginia for the House of Delegates on the Re hudation ticket. County Collector John V Veghter of Somerville New Jersey found that county ledgers and vouchers for thirteen years were stolen and investigations continue to determine the extent of plunder. A special from Independence Missouri reports two desperadoes Stevens and Campbell arrested at Holden on suspicion of the Chicago and Aston express robbery at Glendale last Wednesday night. They reside near Holden and were away two days before and after the crime, now jailed in Kansas City. Authorities suspect the gang may be centered in Jackson and surrounding counties within fifteen miles of Glendale.

Wm. Spencer Troy N. Y John M. Nelson Front Street Baltimore John Cox Chastine Cox New York Virginia House of Delegates John V. Veghter Somerville N. J Independence Stevens Campbell Holden Chicago Aston Glendale Kansas City Jackson

Lottery Ban Stops Simmons & Dickinson in Kentucky

Cincinnati, Oct. 15. Simmons Dickinson were enjoined by Campbell County Chancery Court from drawing any lotteries for Henry College or the Grand Lodge of Kentucky. This follows a prior injunction from Frankfort Circuit Court, halting all lotteries by Simmons & Dickinson in Kentucky.

Cincinnati, O Simmons & Dickinson Campbell County Chancery Court Henry College Grand Lodge of Kentucky Frankfort Kentucky

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T H. Barber Warehouse Point Deacon Elijah Alden Ausin Sumner Herman Voorhees Renssewer Polytechnic Institue Ballston Maunsell Dubin Mail Kine Tailoring GLO, Lyon & CO Winter St Mr. Lyon Hid Emporium Henry & Hatch Boots & Shoes Devonshire Summer Street Charles €. Warren Reade Street Fall River Line John C. Wilmerding Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO F.G. Wolbert Townsend & Fargis St Leonard Street Philadelphia Samuel Bunting J. S. Bunting Market Street N.B J. C. McCurdy & CO BOOTS Lippincott, Son & CO Leonard & CO Moses Portieres BP Cunningham & CO Washington ST Boostooon T. G. Appleton Louisa M. Alcott Jimmy Susan Coolidge Katy Meg Alcott Niertker Fenelon Roberts Brothers A. S. Eaton Northampton Street A. M. Borses and Garrines John H. Osgood Hawley Street A. M. Bates N. M. Hato Eliot Street Sullivan Bros. & Libbie School Street Holbrook & Fox Post Office Square J. Mi. Lester & CO Osgood & Greenough C. E. Osgood J.M. Watson & CO D. F. 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Day & CO Stoge Merchants’ Exchange Boston Stock and Exchange Board Manchester and Keene Railroad Boston, Winthrop and Shirley Balroea Bates Manufacturing Co Lowa Falls Sioux City Shawmut National Bank Charlestown Gas Co Boston and Albany Naumkeag de Metropolitan Railroad Co Mercantile Savings Bank Home Savings Bank Springfield Atlas National Bank Howard National Bank First National Bank Safety Fund National Hide and Leather Bank Hill Manufacturing Co South Boston Horse Railroad Ola Colony Cambridge Gas Light Co Gas Ligat Co Iowa Falls and Chicago, Wilmington and Vermilion Coal Town of Methuen Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Framingham and Lowell Railroad Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and Isburgh & Blame Age Pee East Street Oston Depository Deerfoot Farm Daniel Lambert Benjamin E. Bates Bates H. GB. Hammond I. M. Tripp Benjamin KE Bates’ Estate Henry C. Bird Collateral Loan Company Transcript Harrhis & Jones Charles H Edgar Snow Endicott Street Seevinys Pearborn & CO Dock Square Albert Howe C.O Canada Mammoth Stables Portland St Montreal Dale Joseph Gebu Oliver Gagnra Moses Colman & Son National Horse and Carriage Mart Portland Friend Streets Morses Harne the Mart Albert Howe & Coo Othce Warren Avenue Gideon Beck & Son Edward C. Wales Aaron H. Safford North Shore Land Company Whiteman and Breck Shirley and Ocean Avenues Centennial Avenue Ocean Avenue Dana Street Waverly Avenue Dlock Pratt Heirs Campbell Avenue Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Shirley Avenue Kimball Avenue Beach Street Walnut Avenue Ct One James O. Young Wales Mortygagee Edward Brewster Avenue North Shore Lana Company Whitman and Breck Cambell Avenue Daly Moartgagee
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