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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1880

Page

3

Dorchester Rail Route Progress and Local Notices

The Metropolitan Railroad Co has laid track along Bowdoin street in Dorchester. Auction sold 4009 square feet on D street near Spring Avenue at 12 1 2 cents per foot to Mr Dougal McDonald. Mrs Anna Garlin Spencer spoke on public schools and women's duties at the Woman's Central School Suffrage Club. Naval Academy exam in MA Third District set for Apr 13 at 10 am at the old Franklin schoolhouse. Police order requires omnibuses and hackney carriages to display lanterns with license numbers after comic dusk.

Metropolitan Railroad Company Bowdoin Street Dorchester Macdonald D Street Place D Street Spring Avenue Dougal McDonald Anna Garlin Spencer Woman's Central School Suffrage Club United States Naval Academy Annapolis Massachusetts Old Franklin Washington Street Dover

Democrats form Hancock and English club in Ward Nineteen

The Ward Nineteen Democrats met at the old bath house on Cabot street to form a Hancock and English club. Michael Edmonas chaired. Thomas J. Quinlin was secretary. Officers elected include President Michael Edmonds and treasurer B F Anthony with a large slate of vice presidents and directors. About 200 names have joined. all ward Democrats who will vote for Hancock are eligible. The meeting adjourned to await the chairman's call. Officers-elect to meet at Democratic headquarters 1145 Tremont Street Monday evening.

Ward Nineteen Bath House Cabot Street Hancock and Michael Edmonas Thomas J. Quinlin Michael Edmonds John T. Daly B. F. Anthony Jeremiah Jake Namarrow 8. F. Manning James Fagen C. A. Brown Jeremiah J. Corbit Patrick Kerrigan Alexander Reid A. Himmel J. A. Slattery Otto Kramer Hancock Democraic Tremont Street Democrats Ward Three Charlestown John Kelley J. F. McCarty Hancock and English Club B. F. Stacey J. Field D. N. Cleary Rand J. J. Hayes J. B. Harris J. Ketley Matthew Walsh G. A. Sanderson G. D. Ricker Thomas J. Welch Benjamin Brintwall Luke Leonard J. H. Brown T. F. Bennett Capt J. White J.J. Crowley J. Cook Henry O’brien J.J. O Keefe David €. Long M. J. Hewrity George D. Ricker James R. Carmichael D. McClary J. A. White Ernest Marshall J. A. Brown P. Prior Ward Fourteen South Boston Howe's Hall Broadway Bana F Charles Albert Prince Thomas Riley Jett H. Burk James A. McGeough Cambridgeport Vicinity Wilworth Hall Roadway Mason & Hamlin's Scandinavian Republican Central Club Boston Hall Yremont Sireet W. W. Berg A. Andein A. Nelsen A. Holma A. G. Osberg A. Andrew Republican Club Fast Meridian Street Marblehead Democratic City Committee Lawrence A. A. Lamprey Patrick Murphy John Hart City Hall Orangemen Old South Cnurch Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Tremont Boylston Thirteenth Brooklyn Regiment Paine Memorial Building Tufts Odd Fellows Clarendon Hotel Austen Woogard Ninth Regiment Parker House Sixty-ninth New York Regiment The Ninth Boston School Regiment Boylston Hall Col. Darling Columbus Avenue

Boston Fire Veterans Gather For Memorial and Toasts

James Quinn led the Executive Committee and thanked colleagues for a successful day. City veterans recalled Maj. Melville and presented his old hat and staff to the Veteran Firemen’s Association. Speakers praised Boston Fire Department lineage, urged generous support for veterans, and the Cadet Band played as the assembly ended with Auld Lang Syne.

James Quinn Thomas Melville Maj. Melville Veteran Firemen’s Association Charles Gilman Capt. Quinn Association For Preservation O’brien Bailey T. Mills Tremont 8 Shepard Fire Department Boston George W. Warren Clarke George W. Allen Harrison Gray Otis Allen Board of Fire Commissioners Fitzgerald Fre Department Boston Enterprise Ela Johns. Dawrell Nathaniel Seaver J. R. Simonds Boston Fire Department Cunningham Green A. D. Gamage Norwood Damon Peter C. Jones Newton

Probate Court lists wills and administrations in Cambridge area

The Probate Court before Judge Brooks presented wills for numerous residents including Bright Foley Fitzgerald Lan Cambridge Winchester Newton and many others. Administrations were granted for deceased residents such as Peterson Greenfield Jones Bangor Lincoln Cambridge Cheney Belmont Gould Somerville Mason Lowell and many more. An explosion at William Reardon rendering works on Portland near Plymouth Street caused about 550 dollars in damage. Universalist Church fundraising gathers 2300 dollars plus 1000 on hand for a new edifice to be built on the old site with a winter-ready base room. Marblehead notes announce a new academy and health concerns for Captain Hooper. Wakefield hosts the Sixteenth Regimental Association reunion with officers named and a town hall dinner planned.

Cambridge Plymouth Melrose Quincy Market Adams Square South Market Commercial State Devonshire Tremont Berkeley Streets Columbus Avenue Park Square Common Charles Street State Street Wood Ned Kendall Faneuil Hall South Market Street Ables Tufts John W. Clark Josiah Qa Mayor Prince Otis Munroe Norwood Damon Walter Babb Foustimaster Hugh O’brien H.N. Shepard Common Council William Wooder William Parkman James Quinn George W. Warren Charles Stearns Daniel Russell Board of Fire Commissioners David Pulsifer Moses Kimball G. A. Denis Charles Clark Frank B. Winter John L. Roberts John Federben Augustus Denton Wm. A. Greene E. A. Costigan Gardner A. Chapin Jonas Fiten Joseph F. Boyd James W. Caldwell Seth J. Thomas Sylvester Hebard E. B. Hines John Stevens Joshua Jacobs F. E. R. Whitney Daniel Cooley D. K. Hitchcock Wm. Rumeuny Joseph Lovett Samuel T. Downer Norward Damon Sheriff Clark Josiah Quincy Dnuty Waller Babb Boston Prince Thomas C. Armory Os Munroe Messrs. Ayer Charles O. Whitmore Lawson Cincinnati Speaker Nantucket John A. Fairbanks Newton Amasa W. Hall Wakefield Nancy E. Judkins Winchester Luther Bailey Dennis Calvan James Montague Mary J. Kidder Lowes Josiah Burrage Georged. Smith Betsey Condry Billerica Mary G. Fletcher Somerville Susan B. Field Woburn Olof Peterson Benjamin B.jones Greenfield William Lewis Bangor Abigail Lincoln Emeline Cheney Belmont Mary Gould John J. Mason Agnes C.clemence Lowell Charles R. Bill Waltham Eliza H. Libbey Joseph Mardin Zilpah Metcalf Maynard Gainty Hopkinton John Powers Bill William Reardon Portland Street Plymouth Street Universalist Church The Universalist Society Abbot Hall NovEs Marblehead Henry Hooper Chicago West Thomas Merritt St. Michael’s Church Col George New Hampshire Wm. D

Parana Wins Two Heats at Beacon Park in Poor Weather Day

Beacon Park hosted the September meeting of the Boston Driving and Athletic Association amid weak attendance and stormy weather. Parana captured two heats in the 2:22 and 2:23 races, defeating Patchen and Emma B while Edwin Thorn won the 2:30 class with dominant performances. The day also featured Dan Smith winning the 2:26 class and a long-range rifle match at Walnut Hill noting a world-class 800 yard score by J. F. Brown.

Beacon Park J. F. Brown Walnut Hill Bellevue Range Boston Driving and Athletic Association Parana Edwin Thorn Dan Smith Foxie Jersey Boy Patchen Bay Mere Emma B. Patchen Lady Foxie Emma B C. P. Emeryns M. Parana John Murphy G. Patenen James Keenan M. Emma Chas. McFadden B. G J.J. Bowen Lady Foxite Secon Berg A. Sci Ewe Asesssees OOM Bill Ed Marlboro Lady Thorn Walnut Hill Range Bul Creedmoor Sumner Messrs Gerrish Mr. Brown Brown Medford

Municipal Court Sentences Sweep Through Sept Court Terms

In Sept 8 sessions Judge May sentenced Mary Cullen to four months in the House of Industry for night walking. Augustus Wise fined 10 dollars and costs for causing a carriage upset. Allan KR Bartlett jailed three months then held in $200 on appeal for drunkenness. Lizzie Sullivan sent to Reformatory for one year for disorderly conduct. Philip Nye jailed three months for clothing larceny of about 17 dollars. ae Gunion fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbing Glad Tidings meetings. Ann Lowery fined 20 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Margaret McCarthy sent to House of Industry for four months as a common drunkard in East Boston. Margaret Maguire sentenced to six months in industry. John Schaack fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbing a school. Kate Campbell held in 300 dollars for trial Sept 15 for assault and battery. Dennis Connors fined 15 dollars and costs for assault and battery in Brighton.

May Mary Cullen House of Industry Augustus Wise Allan KR. Bartlett Lizzie Sullivan Reformatory Philip Nye House of Correction Ae Gunion South Boston Ann Lowery Margaret Harrington East Boston Margaret McCarthy Margaret Maguire Roxbury John Schaack Kate Campbell Anna Busby Brighton Dennis Connors Matthew M. Hackett

Middlesex Civil Session Opens In Lowell Row

Middlesex County Superior Court sits in Lowell on Sept 8 before Judge Putnam with Lucius P. Bent as first jury foreman and Charles W. Flint as second jury foreman. Case 1424 Cowley versus Allen concerns unpaid professional services for defending a husband in an arson case. Case 1597 Blood versus Sanderson follows. early trial list indicates most cases this week.

Middlesex County Superior Court Putnam Lowell Lucius P. Bent Sudbury Charles W. Flint Concord Cowley J.C. Kimball C. Cowley G. H. Stevens Blood

Mines and shipments drive August gold and silver totals

Reports from the Minnesota Mine near Black Hills ban on $100,000 sale, Bulwer Con shipments to San Francisco, and August bullion outputs. Homestake Mine monthly gold yield about 86,500 dollars and total for August surpasses July by 16,000 dollars. Wells, Fargo records show district bullion shipments and ore production across multiple properties including Salem-Sullivan, Adelaide shaft, Little Chief, Highland Chief, and Ivanhoe lode.

Minnesota Black Hills Bulwer Con San Francisco Homestake Salem-Sullivan Company Milton Mine Maine Adelaide

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