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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1880

Page

3

Boston Items Include Club Racing Regatta and Road Repairs

News briefs detail the Union Lacrosse Club practicing on Boston Common this Saturday, an open regatta for a $10 sweepstakes in Boston Harbor, and extensive repairs on Milldam road and Western avenue within the city. Also noted are a Bunker Hill Encampment event, fruit depot bag distributions, a Sullivan Bros auction of three brick houses, a court finding on a Navy Yard ropewalk fire, and an extended deadline for cattle car design plans offered by the American Humane Society.

Union Lacrosse Club Boston Common Boston A. Jackson Outh Boston Inquirer Milldam Road Bunker Hill Toronto Theitchburg Howard Charlestown Odd Ferns Theoung Men Christian Ugion Fruit Depot Sullivan Bros Libbie Conant Court Oxbury Jos. Stewart A. Wolff H. Mitchell Whitney Reet Ben Haigh Navy Yard Washington Weber American Humane Society Edwin Lee Brown

Business Troubles In Suffolk Insolvency Court

In Suffolk County Insolvency Court before judge McKim on Thursday first meetings of editors of bankrupts were held and committees chosen. Debtor James W Hill of Hill Bros Boston area chain manufacturers with Fred E Bryant as assignee. William P Atkins & Son groceries and provisions 103 High Street Charles district with Charles H Cotton as assignee. Drew Anderson restaurant keeper Atlantic area with the assigned trustee.

Suffolk County Ige McKim James W. Hill Hill Bros Feet South Boston Fred E. Bryant William P. Atkins & Son Ceries and Provisions High Street Charlesn Charles H. Cotton Ofdrew Anderson Resturant Keeper Atlantic Edward H. Maxwe JI Boston County of Suffolk Charles H. Wentzel

Democrats Rally and Flag Raising at Ward Twenty

A large Democratic rally and flag raising drew about three thousand people at the junction of Norfolk avenue and Hampden street. Speakers including H. D. Nash and J. J. Barry urged the party's record in power, with a torch battalion parade and a Greenback Central Club meeting noted among ongoing political organizing across wards and districts.

Ward Twenty Norfolk Avenue Hampden Street Nash J. J. Barry Isaac Hull Wright Albert Palmer L. Foster Morse United States Hancock and Ward Seventeen P. J. Shields Greenback State Central Committee State Central Committee N. S. Cushing Middleboro James Sumner Milton John Vincent Boston G. B. Hutchinson James M. Devine Charlestown Otis Brown Peabody Hiram K. Eastman Lawrence J.8. Verity Cambridge A. J. Waters Webster William C. Johnson Fitchburg Austin Bush Springfield Suffolk B. L. Goodnow A. A. Stearns James Marblehead Andrew H. Patten Lepleyyale Joseph A. Ridgeway Groveland Joseph C. McCarthy P. H. Bergan Middlesex J. W. Valentine Natick J. C. Butterfield Cochituate Martin V. Kipp Kudson F. M. Lund Acton Charles H. Lang Reading William H. Turner Stoneham Worcester John Howes G. P. Atherton O. M. Adams Milford H. A. Goodrich E. Cox Lunenburg Hampstire T. R. O'Grady Northampton G. Quigley Southampton Hampden W. Logan E. A. Bush Franklin W. Wendell Orange J. Johnson Greenfield Norfolk C. F. Palmer Randolph Plymouth J. M. Sharpless Middleton George Robbins Albert Hines North Alington James K. Kates South Abington Bristol James Power Edward Millete Fall River Brockton Opera House Brockton Norwood Flon A. W. Beard Harvey N. Shepard Lexington Henry L. Dawes E.W. Burdett New Bedford John L. Swift Candler Morse Peter Butler Quincy Congress Hancock Lynn Essex Club Massachusettts Gen. Banks George S. Bentwell A. H. Bullock William Craffin Thomas Talbot A. H. Rice Wara Twenty-five Brighton Union Hall Alston G. A. Marden Lowell F. B. Bryant J. W. Candler Joseph Bennett Esq Carter Chester Block Allston Garfield and Arthur Harvard Street Dana Dana Street Broadway Harvard Harvard Square North Avenue Dover Shepard Garden Craigie Braitle Mount Auburn Strawbridge Columbia Main Magazine Putnam Avenue River Central Square Quincy Street Greenback Central Club Rremont Street Moses Tinll Isaiah Dunn Faneuil Hall Horace Binney Sargent Moses Hull E. J. Flaherty Charles McLean Charles J. Noyes House of Representatives New England New York James A. McGeough English Town Hall Judge Abbott John K. Tarbox Samuel J. Anderson Maine Democratic Raly Ward Two Sumner Hall Democratic Association Treemont Street D. Dwyer Washington Street

Annual Open Regatta and Clambake at South Boston Yacht Club

Thirty six boats entered across six classes in the South Boston Yacht Club regatta on Thursday. Nimbus won the first class race with Gem close behind. other class results list several yachts and crew members, while mishaps included capsizes of Hattie and Herald and damage to topmasts on Posy and Wild Wave. Postrace festivities moved to Sea View House for a clambake followed by a club hop. organizers credited include M J Kiley and J M Charnock with a large volunteer committee.

South Boston Yacht Club Fort Independence Anchorage Hattie Herald Banneret Emily Tacht T. M. Blm H. M.S Dolphin A. L. Vean Dictator R. W. Bibber Pearess A. Kidd Judith BE. T. Piecor Willful Paul Butler Wild Wave W. L. Smith Monarch Henry Hussey Rebie J. B. Phinney A. S. Wattle Rienzi Thomas Wilver Topsy C. Be St Sl Penn H. Parkman Wavecrest E. B. Rogers Zip Merton Cess Sea View House McElroy Messrs M. J. Kiley J. M. Charnock E. J. McElroy Arthur Betton R. Disbrow Geo. C. Soren J. P. Bullard H. J. McKee John B. Martin C. T. Haley Wm. Morris Messrs. M. J. Kiley F. G. Cooley Thomas Christian O. D. LaForest P. P. McDonald Canton Edward Doane Robert Bailey Edward Downe Robert Draper A. Sargent Somerville Douglas Frazer Hi. Spencer Sicknell East Weymouth

Boston Theatre Scenes and Upcoming Studio Pairings

Boston Museum features A Scrap of Paper with Prosper Courament setting and Warren in Turn Him Out as the week’s highlight. Chanfrau draws crowds at Boston Theatre with M liss next, Annie Pixley slated for a new engagement. Cattle Blanche Sherwood has a benefit at Union Opera House with a notable guest list. Tickets for Annie Cary Wilhelm Joseffy concerts are on sale at Music Hall. Park Theatre presents Article 47 with Clara Morris in demand. Gaiety Theatre highlights The Chimes of Normandy by the Boston Opera Company and Rainbow Revels next. Globe Theatre presents Casino with a double bill including The Goose with the Golden Egg. Howard Atheneum features For A Life with a full variety show and a matinee tomorrow.

Boston Museum Prosper Courament Warren Boston Theatre Annie Pixley M’liss Blanche Sherwood Frank Mayo Union Opera House Paine Hall Emerson, Clark Daly Brothers King High Kickers T. M. Hengler Olympia Quartette Clara Frances Lane Florence Sherwood Herbert Crowley Corinne Opera Troupe Howard Atheneum

Essex Fair and Lynn Firemen's Fairantique notes

The Essex Agricultural Society holds its sixth cattle show in Lynn next week with Maj. D. W. Low delivering the address and Gov. Long among speakers at the Wednesday dinner. Lynn Firemen's Fair opens in Music Hall with 3000 season tickets sold and safety measures including a connected fire alarm. Nearby notes report a fatal and an incendiary fire, a baptism of public health concerns at Blossom street brook, and a fatal railroad accident at Carter's crossing in Wilmington.

Essex The Essex Agricultural Society Lynn D. W. Low Gloucester Odd Fellows’ Hall Guv. Long Messrs Lamprel & Marble Boston Hospital Fund Inez Lynn High School Association Odd Fellows Hall Lyon Dye- Houe Board of Health Blossom Street Brook

The Enrolled Militia By County 1879 Figures

A table lists counties with the number of residents aged 18 to 45 liable for military duty in 1879. It shows net total increases and several county tallies, including Essex, Franklin, Plymouth, and others, culminating in a grand total of 245,702 with increases and declines across counties.

Nos Inc Electoculeurubeies Poeersite Elbeke Wales Essex Eben Ingen Neem Enlee Eiginmshitoe Sc Wander

Local Iron Pipe Firm Founder Dies in Rail Accident

SHERRBUN T. SANBORN, killed in a railroad accident at Wilmington, Massachusetts, on Sept. 22, was a former Boston iron pipe manufacturer with Sanborn, Richardson & Co. Their East Boston factory employed him for many years. His later career was unlucky but he retained a fine reputation. his wife was seriously injured in the same crash.

Wilmington Mass Boston Sanborn, Richardson & Co Ten Broeck Protestant Episcopal Church New Jersey St. James Church Eatontown Bishop Onderdonk New York Nelson K. Wheeler Delaware County New York City Havemeyer Sylvanus Hewes Lyme N. H Hewes State Senate J.W. Hunt Reynolds Kentucky Asheville N. C G. F. Grace W. G E. M. Grace London

Arrest of Silas M Waite in OmatiA Brattleboro

Silas M Waite was captured by special agents W H Llewellyn and W H Shields after a long chase across Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska. He faced arrest at his brother in law’s home and resisted only briefly before being jailed. Authorities recovered or sought recovery of bonds and stocks totaling around twenty thousand dollars and reported possible further funds. Waite admitted guilt and planned to plead guilty.

Omatia Silas M. Waite W.H.H. Llewellyn W. H. Shields Department of Justice Waite Brattleboro Duluth Winnipeg Knight Estelle Wyoming Bismarck Shields Canfield House Truman Buck Charles Sweezy Sweezy Chicago Rock Island Toronto Detroit St. Paul Brainard Fargo Yankton Omaha Lacrosse Grendon Niobrara River Nebraska Europe Will Waite New York United States Henry Burlington Peck Montpelier Price Windham Newfane

Farmers' Festivals Show Strong Attendance and Fast Trots

Bridgewater notes about 10,600 attendees at Plymouth County Agricultural Society events with strong exhibits and a half mile race won by McFarden. Hoosac Village Fair in North Adams reports six trotting classes led by Frank Learned and Ira with multiple purses. Kearsarge fair at Warner features sports and speeches. Connecticut State Fair in Meriden highlights Farragut and Willie Moore winning heats with best times around 2:32 to 2:39.

New England Bridgewater Mass Plymouth County Agricultural Society Lane J. E. Russell Judge Russell Henry L. Dawes Charles G. Davis James M. Keith McFarden Charles Pease William Sample R. Te Powers D.s. Clive Logan G. C. Allen A. Johnson Frank Munson A. Rovers Brooktons Escicis Ics North Adams Hoosac Frank Learned Pittsfield Sam Watson J. J. Webster Great Barrington Young Brutus Geo. S Northrup Maggie J F. J. Pratt Stockbridge Ira L. D. Potter Greenfield Gen. Garfield William H. Gross Lee Fred Mac George Harter Melrose N. Y Florence E. M. Dodge Jennie George S. Northrup St. Charles Warner N. H. Contoocook N. H William KE. Chandler Concord Luther McCutchins New London J. Eaton United States Commissioner of Education N. G. Oxdway Dakota Rev M. Pierce Edward Osgood Canterbury Shylock Newbury Smuggler of Warner Connecticut

Centennial Celebration of Andre Capture at Tarrytown

Crowds of about 50,000 witnessed the centennial procession and monument unveiling in Tarrytown New York on September 23. Maj Gen Husted Gov Cornell staff and regiments led a multi-state parade with naval and G A R units. Speakers included Samuel J Tilden Chauncey M Depew and Orlando Potter.

Tarrytown N. Y Maj Andre Minnesota Mount Andre Samuel J. Pilden Clarkson N. Potter Chauncey M. Depew Westchester County Gilmore Samuel J. Tilden Mr. Tilden the Hudson Arnold van Wart Williams Paulding Alexander van Wart Orlando B. Potter

Double wedding in Gorham and Portland parade plans

In Gorham a brilliant double wedding united Clifford Cummings of Blake Jones Co Portland to Susan Redion and Mattie Cummings to Dr Talbot of Gorham. Separately Portland youths and reform school inmate Roscoe Butler faced court for incendiarism with Butler bound over for Grand Jury.

Gorham Clifford Cummings Blake, Jones & Co Portland Susan Redion Joseph Redson Mattie Cummings Talbot Chickering Huntington Democratic Campaign Companies Bath Freeport Yarmouth William Hamel Boston Butler

New Hampshire News: Drowned Child and Local Developments

A Bristol girl, eight, drowned after falling into Newfound River. Plaistow peat fuel supports a dunmy engine for Lawrence mill tracks. Parishman Proctor anniversary celebration draws ~300 at Andover. Manchester Opera House block construction advances despite delays. Knight wins $600 from Nashua over a cellar-hole injury. Plymouth water works stalled by landowners. possible lawsuit or charter next June. Belknap County Fair ends with Eva and Owana wins. crowd turnout large. most profitable fair to date.

Plaistow Boston and Maine Railroad Lawrence George C. Breck Bristol Newfound River John Proctor Andover Proctor House Manchester Pe Sa Knight Te City of Nashua Barker Eva Ford Concord Owana Lady Sherburne Association

Butter Quotations at St Albans on Tuesday

Quotations ranged from Good to choice 28 cents per pound with selections at 29 cents. General price 27 to 28 cents per pound. Shipment noted at about 1,200 packages with several fancy dairies at higher prices.

St. Albans

Drowning Case and Local News From Franklin to Gloucester

Eleanor Daniel is arrested in Franklin for drowning her illegitimate child in Unce's Pond. Mrs. Miller of Shelburne Falls supplies a minister on vacation and leads sermons with choir from the Shelburne Falls Brass Band. Frederick Ridley of New Bedford injured after a 35 foot fall from a Fall River guttering. Adams plans a new gingham mill 394 by 165 feet with 350 to 460 workers run by Renfrew Manufacturing. Burglars rob Norcross and Merrill households in Monson, taking over $100 and $7 to $8 respectively. Gloucester City Council discusses water works sourcing Phineas Ball backs Dick's Meadow area with Mill Brook pump and Bond's Hill reservoir. Aldermen call meetings Oct 12 to vote on pure water act.

Eleanor Daniel Franklin Unce’s Pond Adams Renfrew Manufacturing Company Alfred Nor Hio Phineas Ball Dick’s Meadow Mill Brook Bond’s Hill Board of Aldermen

Democratic Conventions Nominate District Officials in New Hampshire

In Manchester Josiah G. Dearborn presided as Col. Thomas P. Pierce was named Democratic Councillor for the Third District. In Keene Edward F. Munn of Benton won the nomination for Senator. Farmington chose George E. Cochrane chair and James Farrington for Senator in the Twelfth District. Peterboro and Concord also held meetings with nominations and campaign planning underway.

Manchester N. H City Hall Josiah G. Dearborn E. B. Gould Nashua Thomas P. Pierce Fabyan Houssé Mount Pleasant House Edward F. Munn Benton Farmington George E. Cochrane John W. Meserve Rochester James Farrington Concord N.H Democratic State Committee Frank Jones Peterboro Daniel Cragin Wilton John Kimball Concord and

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