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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1885

Page

3

Opening of Hollis Street Theatre and Bijou season tease

The Hollis Street Theatre opens Monday Nov 9 with Gilbert and Sullivan The Mikado starring Arthur Wilkinson and S Cadwallader among a full cast. Bijou presents Stradella and Flotow operas, Salvini to perform Athello in Boston, and a wide slate of theatre, music and marvels at the World’s Museum with lions, tiny horses, and a two headed nightingale Millie Christine.

Hollis Street Theatre Museum Globe Theatre He Mikado Japan Arthur Wilkinson Nanki-Poo Yum-Yuam S. Cadwallader Ko-Ko E.cutioner Titipu J. W. Herbert Yooh-Bah Harry Allen Pish-Tush Geo. Olmi Yum- Yum Leura Clement Pitti Hattie Delaro Pearl Dudley Katisha Rosa Cooke John Braham Bijou Theatre Stradella Bijou Flotow Neuendorf Robert Browning Hamelin Maillart Paris Opera Comique M. Carl Rosa England Mme Marie Koze Rose Friquet Julia Gaylord Georgette Galli Marie Frankfort Cologne Padette World’ Museum World’ Museum, Menagerie and Aquarium Colonel Goshen Speck Rhinebeck Lillie Western George Vance Comique Jennie Merrr Robert Nickle J. W. Hampton Memphis Howe Doyle Edward Menley Redmond Clifton Vaudville Joe Allen Toodles Horse Murdock Millie Christine Salvini Signor Salvini Metropolitan Opera House New York Athello John A. Lane Jago Frank Lite Roderigo Mr. Whitecar Cassie Viola Allen Desdemona Boston Othello King Lear Glasslator Ingomar America Shakspeare Corielanus Boston Museum Owen Barron Sseymour Miss Clarke Redmond & Barry Company Jacob Benzing Chickering Hall Benzing Frederick Bock Power of Gold Lillie Rial Windsor Theatre Compdy Boston Theatre Howard Eawin Booth Kanny Kellogg Signor Rotoli Arthur Foote Fritz Giese Franz Kneisel W. Ecker Conccerto L. V. Beethoven Trauer lLirst Schubert Reb. Fuchs Bumstead Hall Ellis Music Hall Campanaris Quartette Beethoven Club Cshhings Richard Hofman I. G. Tucker Carl Faelten B. J. Lang

Connecticut River railroad annual financial report details

The report covers traffic earnings for 1885 at 330 299 and 1884 at 860 812, current expenses, construction costs, and net income with a surplus of 30 793. It also notes a reorganizational agreement for the Louisville Evansville and St Louis line, bond structure, and stock plan with preferred and common shares. Trustees are named for foreclosure and property purchase duties. The piece ends with a Wall Street notice on Baltimore and Ohio plans to build a new route via Staten Island and the Battery, detailing proposed terminals, steamers, and a coal depot.

General Accountant of the Connecticut River Railroad Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis Louisville Evansville Mt. Vernon Ill St. Louis American Loan and Trust Company For Exchange Messrs Jonas H. French Isaac T. Burr Wm. T. Hart Bolton Alex. ’. Humphrey James M. Fetter Kentucky New York Wall Street News Baltimore and Ohio New Jersey Central Ber Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelpha Kill van Staten Island Jersey City Shott The Battery

Annual Report of the New England Hospital for Women and Children

The annual meeting at Cadman avenue heard secretary Ednah D Cheney report on finances and subscriptions. Staff changes noted include Marion Ladd and Miss Mallery leaving, Dr Whitney and Dr Pagelsen joining as resident and attending physicians. Dispensary shows five more patients daily and a $412 saving. 439 patients treated with 223 discharged well, 36 convalescent, 15 incurable, 6 deaths. Treasurer’s report lists assets at $207,299.62 and mortgage debt of $8,000.

New England Hospital For Women and Children Cadman Avenue Ednah D. Cheney Marion Jr. Ladd Mallery Whitney Eston The Hopital Pagelsen Ann Arbor Tucker Marcia Kk. Billings Adeline 8. Whitney Henry L. Bowditch Frederick Dexter John Parkinson Olivia Y. Bowditch Elizabeth F. Head Alfred Jones

Denial of Solicitation by Elijah Morse for Soldiers' Home

To the Editor of the Boston Post the writer refutes a Globe claim that Comrade Elijah A Morse refused funds for the soldiers home. He denies soliciting or discussing the topic with Morse, denounces the conversation as false, and asserts Morse has done extensive charity for the G A R post in Canton.

Boston Post Globe Elijah A. Morse Morse G. A. RK Canton Linfield Richard T. Parker Charles A. Fernald Madison Block L. J. Noyes S. B. Allen Thomas Savage Elias A. Parkins Josiah Bradlee Plantiff J.S. Eldredge J. H. Burke Lyman G. Reed Edward Howard Julia B. Howard Ocean Spray

Worcester Baptist society elects officers at state meeting

Worcester Mass Oct 27 officers elected by the Baptist Charitable society at the state anniversary meeting noon President Rev Henry C Graves secretary Rev A P Mason treasurer Rev Andrew Pollard directors W A Bowdlear A W Benton trustees Rev J Tilson J B Hamblin D W Hoyt A Chussey H K Pervear C W Anable J H Tilson deacons F A Smith Jesse Tirrel L H Bradford T C Hvans C W Kingsley Charles Field Receipts for year 3987 13 payments 228532 balance to next year 170132 invested funds 27162 10 It was voted to instruct officers to petition the legislature to amend the acts of incorporation so the society might hold property not exceeding 100 000.

Worcester Mass Baptist Charitable Society Henry C. Graves A. P. Mason Andrew Pollard W. A. Bowdlear A. W. Benton J. Tilson J. 8. Hamblin D. W. Hoyt A. Chussey C. W. Anable J. H. Tilson F. A. Smith Jesse Tirrel L. H. Bradford T. C. Hvans C. W. Kingsley Charles Field

Coal exchanges keep November prices steady in region

Philadelphia reports Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal exchanges agree to no changes in November line and city coal prices. Schuylkill Haven rates stay at 260 for lump and related grades, 285 for stove grades, 1 for pea, and 60 cents for buckwheat. Western Coal association to meet in New York tomorrow, expected 20 cent ton advance amid strong western demand.

Philadelphia Lehigh and Schuylkill Schuylkill Haven Western Coal Association Buffalo Extra Northern Extra Western Choice Western Northern Western Franklin County New York Liverpool Michigan Island

New York financials show steady money supply and stock gains

New York financial page reports abundant money at 13 percent, with closing at 2, prime mercantile paper 45, bar silver 103, and mixed stock activity. Bonds fluctuate, rails active, with a bullish tilt late day. traders speculate on a coming market reaction and shifting positions among St. Paul holders.

Corporation Prime Mercantile New York Sterling Exchange Sterling Cables Commercere Francs Foreign Exchange Stock Exchange New England Lawson, Douglas & Co Baltimore and Ohio Company St. Paul Agen Ro Aay Transacndons Diommg Bice Ewe Ptc Ee Ae Texas Iske Shore Disville & Nash Ke Eris& W Obie & Mississppi Ontario Acific Union Pacific Wabash Pac Sip Western Union NP Pacific

Wheat Market Reports From Multiple Cities in One Record

Wheat and corn prices steady to higher across Toledo Detroit Chicago and New York with mixed bids and large receipts. Notable quotes include No 2 red at Chicago 9%4c, winter wheat extra 3 35 5 60, and Minnesota extra 3 35 5 60, alongside various mill and flour grades and rye and oats activity.

Ohio St Louis Minnesota City Mills Toledo Detroit Milwaukee Chicago New York St. Louis Dull O Louis Rye Canada

YRABE AND ITS OUTLOOK IN WHEAT MARKET REPORT

A late Chicago market summary notes a small visible wheat supply rise spurred an early advance, then a dip on rumors of a larger 1 000 000 bushel undercount. Northwest arrivals show a sharp fall, supporting price strength. Corn and pork demand weaken with heavy hog receipts. oats and dry goods also see mixed activity as prices edge firm.

Artridge Malaga Messrs George C. Eideredge & Co Chicago Emery & Hodges No. 28 State Street Secretary of the Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce New York Commercial Bulletin London Beerbohm Liverpool California

Financial market notes from London Paris and New York

United States bonds quoted. Atlantic and Great Western firsts and other U S issues listed with prices. Bank of England bullion withdrawn amounted to £4000 on balance. Paris three percent rentes at 17 1 2 centimes, exchange on London at 25f 20c. Paris bourse flat after reports of a financier’s death by own action amid financial embarrassment.

London United States Canadian Pacific Erie Ilinois Central New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Bank of England Paris

Shipboard Freight Inventory From Multiple Ports

A consolidated list details cargos seen in several port entries including ASPINWALL, PONCE, MONTEVIDEO, PORT ISLAND, ST JOHN, and YARMOUTH. Items include lumber, biscuits, flour, corn, cheese, butter, pork, beef, cod fish, hams, leather goods, oils, canned foods, seeds, vegetables, oysters, and various hardware. Quantities range from single boxes to thousands of units and feet, with vessel names schooners Annie Bell Nellie Moody G G King Titania and bark entries.

Aspinwall U SC Arlington Ponce P R Annie Bell Montevideo Uruguay Nellie Moody Port Island Pioneer ST John Yarmouth Titania

Imports into Boston and Port Antonio Trade Report

Cargoes from Bark Ocean King and Lorenzo D Baker arrive at Boston and Port Antonio. Bark Ocean King carries 560 tons coal to F H Odiorne & Co at Port Antonio. Lorenzo D Baker brings 6000 bananas 685 bags coconuts 376 boxes oranges via Seaverns Co to Boston.

Boston Cow Bay Ocean King Odiorne & Co Port Antonio Lorenzo D Baker Oranges Seaverns Co

Receipts of Stavie Products and Railroads Trade Totals

The document itemizes shipments by line railroads and docks including Stavie Products, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New Jersey Maureaa, Itehburg, Maine Eastern and Western divisions, 6 Well Balresd, and Peabody Salem and other lines. Entries list bales, bushels, boxes, cases, sacks, and lots of livestock and hides, with quantities per commodity such as cotton wool flour tallow beef lard apples butter cheese eggs leather hides pelts and more.

Stavie Boston and Albany Grand Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Old Colony Railroad New York New Magiaca Maureaa Itehburg Railroad Maine Railroad Eastern Division Maine Railroad—Western Division Ity Peabody Salem Worl Poe Anmas

Receipts At Port From Stapis Products Oct 27

Total receipts of Stapis products at this port today from all points of shipment, across principal commodities in transit, compared with the corresponding day last year. The table lists the principal items and totals for the day versus prior year, noting variations in supply and demand.

Watertown Union Live Stock Market Report Oct 37

Live stock totals show this week 1 084 cattle 9 710 sheep and lambs 11 763 swine. Last week 1 163 cattle 7 109 sheep and lambs 17 880 swine. One year ago 1 633 cattle 10 971 sheep and lambs 16 522. State breakdown lists Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York Western Canada totals and road-car counts 393 cars over several lines. Prices of market beef are noted.

Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New York Union Maine Ieee Boston Lowell Fitchburg Eastern N.B Brighton Boston and Albany

Jewish Ministers Association Meets in Baltimore in 1836 Mendelsohn, Montefiore Plans

In Baltimore the Jewish Ministers Association of America met at Rev. Benjamin Szold's home. Dr. M Jastrow presided with Dr. F De Sola Mendes as secretary. A Mendelsohn celebration was proposed for January 4 1836 and Montefiore day proposed for October 2, but the motion was laid on the table after debate.

Baltimore Jewish Ministers’ Association of America Benj. Szold M. Jastrow Philadelphia F. de Sola Mendes Mendes

Contract suit over lumber price and grades dispute

D W Parker sues Albert T Stearns for 3351 dollars plus interest from February 21 1880 for lumber described in an annexed account. Stearns denies contracting for the graded lumber and cites prior correspondence with L E Lewis. Also in court, Leopold Babb Mattie Clements Charles F Clark and Zealous B Tower of Boston pleaded guilty to illegal liquor sales without tax, fined 25 dollars each plus costs.

D. W. Parker Albert T. Stearns L. E. Lewis H. E George R. Swasey N. Morse J. R. Bullard Leopold Babb Mattie Clements Charles F. Clark Zealous B. Tower Boston

Mikado Case Presses Orchestra Question Before Judge Nelson

In a hearing before Judge Nelson pD'Oyley Carte v Blanch Corelli seeks a temporary injunction to bar an orchestral Mikado performance after a prior restraining order. The court weighs what qualifies as an orchestra. expert testimony will define musical standards while Corelli continues piano accompaniment. Testimony from Causten Browne Hall and others frames competing rulings from Baltimore and the Fourth District. Proceedings resume next week with a decision anticipated.

Pd’oyley Carte Blanch Corelli Equity Efendant Browne Hall United States Causten A. P. Browne Boardman Hall Ruel Philbrook Henry Hyde Smith Wm. W. Kimball Philbrook Kimball J.E. Butler J. E. Grinnell J. ER. Butler Attorney General City of Boston Boylston Street Surveyors of Highways George S. Hale A. J. Balley

Breck and Lakue Tailors Face Credit Actions in Suffolk

Suffolk County Real Estate Attachments list cases including Henry B. Jones v Samuel Stubbs for $200 and J. W. Vinal & Co. v Peter Barr for $200 in contract actions. William Hill of Easthampton identified as landlord in financial distress. Breach notices mention Breck and Lakue of Newport.

Breck & Lakue Tatlors Newport RK. I William Hill Easthampton Suffolk County Henry B. Jones Samuel Stubbs J. W. Vinal & Co Peter Barr

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