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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1889

Page

3

The Liberal Christian Ministry by J T Sunderland

The Rev J T Sunderland Unitarian of Ann Arbor argues the liberal ministry offers strong incentives and duties for both men and women. He contrasts views of clergy leisure versus toil, praising the calling as loftier and demanding broad learning, empathy, and dedication to reform and human betterment.

J. T. Sunderland Ann Arbor Mich Emerson University of Michigan Sunderland Eliot Harvard Goa James Freeman Clarke Liberal Christian Ministry M.A Boston George H. Ellis

Life of Wesley in Cavendish Library edition

Southey’s Life of Wesley is presented with editorial supervision by Rev. J. A. Atkinson in a 550 page Cavendish Library volume. The work emphasizes Wesley’s aims, Whitefield links, and the spread of Methodism in America and Britain, noting praise and a noted error about ambition. Price listed as $1.50 with Cavendish Edition details.

John Wesley Southey Cavendish J. A. Atkinson Wesley Whitefield Charles America Charles Wesley Robert Southey M.A New York Frederick Warne & Co Boston Estes & Lauriat Price

Golden Text ies criticism by Sun school pupil

An intelligent Sun school pupil offers a critique of a book described as Golden Text ies. The passage reflects the reader’s verdict and the author’s aim through a concise student perspective.

Golden Texties

Reviews of New Orthodox Works and Juvenile Texts

A period notice surveys volumes on Living Questions by Warren Hathaway and a critique of Blots and Blemishes. It lists medical and dietary works by Sir H. Thompson, business guidance by James Platt, and fiction Rocks and Shoals by Bella French Swisher, with brief publication details and prices.

Bella French Swisher Edward E. Hale Boston Roberts Bros. Price Lucretia P. Hale Bernard Whitman Warren Hathaway New York Fords, Howard & Hurlbert Cam Price Rocks and Shoals Ein French Swisher G. W. Dillingham de Wolfe, Fiske & Co

Reunions At Salem Honor Civil War Regiments

At Willows on military day veterans of the Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth regiments held joint reunions. Speeches recalled the Crater battle, flags recovered from the War Department, and officers lauded for service. Officers re elected in the Fifty-ninth, about sixty veterans attended. remarks honored Colonel Hodges and the fallen.

Satem the Willows Fifty-eighth Fifty-ninth Readville the Crater A. M. Dudley Department J. D. Billings Grand Army Record Dudley Crater Churchill Mason Carroll Chicago War Department Washington Schofield North Carolina Massachusetts Richmond Rebs B. F. Barnard Wakefield William Ingalls Boston Hodges Knott V. Martin Marblehead W. W. Davis

Lawn party at Beverly village raises funds and tunes

A Benevolent Society of the Dane Street Congregational Church hosted an evening lawn party on the Norwoods grounds at Cabot street and Highland avenue Beverly. Chinese lanterns lit the grounds and Burnham's Orchestra provided music. Supper ran from 6 to 8 PM as homes were opened to guests, attracting a throng.

Beverly Benevolent Society Dane Street Congregational Church Seth Norwood Elbridge Norwood Cabot Street Highland Avenue Norwoods Burnham

Shipping News Mini Almanac Clipper July 31

Shipping page brief notes high water and lunar phase for Wednesday July 31. Almanac lists moon length of day and tide indicators with coded details for navigators. Includes time notations and harbor references.

Port of Boston Port Update July Arrivals and Clearances

The PORT OF BOSTON reports arrivals including Steamer Penobscot from Bangor, Tremont from Portland, John Brooks from Bar Harbor, Olivette, Kennebec, Geof Chaffee, and others with tows. Tug Joshua Lovett and Ice King also arrive with barges from New York and Norfolk. Several vessels depart or are cleared, with notes on winds, fog, and sailing schedules.

Turspay Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Tremont Donovan Portland John Brooks Deering Bar Harbor Olivette McKay Flarbor Kennebec Collins Bath Geof Chaffee Proctor Gloucester Blackstone Clark Newport News Shawmut Fuller Atlas Philadelphia Joshua Lovett Mellen Seth Lowe Surinam Eugene Hale Harding Boston Albert Lchutler Moston Foster Arroyo Nash, Spaulding & Co John 8S Emery &Co John Gregory Newburyport Pressey Savannah Donna Lell Leblanc Port Acadia Carrie A Norton Smith Charles 5 Davis Sooy Augustus Kunt Hall Johnathan Bourne Edward P Avery Hawley Calvin Burcutt Bailey Henry Sutton Pierce Helen H Benedict Manson Josie Burt Norfolk Georgietta Alley Benj Hale Lulu Doane Rondout Massasoit Babbitt Baltimore Millville Kranin Mary Lee Newton Rowe Calais Wingaersheek Adams Venetian Parry Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln Brinlo Hoogerwarf Saracea Seaverns & Co Unita Nor Danielsen Gill & Lootz Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Carrie Bolle McLean John J H Flitner & Co John Price Odell Musquash R Splaine & Co Kate Foster Tate Advocate NS. Hatheway & Co Coastwis U Ponovan Williams H Hyde Ee Bangor Calvin Austin Katie Barrett McLeod Washington, DC Crowell Iowa Viking Baracoa Mark Win Hales Ensenada Gladiator Annie R Storer Samuel E Spring New York Nathaniel V Doane Sullivan Lawin Boothbay Mary Freelind Elizabeth Lee J J Moore Katieg J Hoye Adam Kennedy Highland Light Odiorne Annie S Walker Swhs Harry L Whiton John D Paige Hull Astorio Tillie E Starbuck Curtis BALTH Julian Bailey Otis Arcola Campbell J D Robinson Hagan Mary J Casiner Benjamin Courtney Wyman Norman Roberts Charleston F . Yarnall Scott Harbeson Dickman Wharton Lizzie Haynes Sawyer Elanora van Dusen Godfrey Camden Harry Messer Susie Maydo 29Th Schs Chase Jeffrey Hassett Nellie C Morse Baker Salem James Nichols Kimball Isaac T Campbell Matthews Mary E Oliver Hodgdon Yale Simpson Washington Kate Markee Blake Edward C Allen True McLaughlin Coastwise J Haskell Leeds Crammer Phiadelphia Chas Fk Sampson Norris 20Th Sechs Celina Murray Reuben Eastman Eastman Alpheus ‘Urrell Londo Anniett Bailey Converse Predmore Port Royal Frank G Dow Kelly Georgetown Benj B Church Providence Albano Sunderland Nova Scotian Hughes Dorchester Hawes Woston Nnocenta Rossi Nathan Easterbrook Sharp Vian Name & Bing Loboken Gracie Chambers Martie A Holmes Burr Portsmouth Innocenta van Name & King Gracie D Chambers Sarah E Douglass Bucksvillf Seis Prescott Hazeltine Kneeland Demerara Mattie May Richardson Bridgeport Conn Ellen Miller Brown Patchogue Tenry Remsen Allen C H Delamater French Yemassee Jacksonville Cherokee Coweset Lewis Jane Cole Dutch Island Harbor Allandale Potter Fortress Monroe Northumbria Robinson Mobile Belfast Fernandina Seis Annie Millard Steelman Stephen G Loud Kennett Sehs Daylight Hogdon Weymouth George A McFadden Matcomson Sanger Agnes Munruing Birdsall Nei Burrow Taylor Sens Centennial Rulon Crescent Mehaffey Mass Bark Flora Travan J H Reed Bay View Amy D. Portland Nelson Bartlett Turks Island Hyannis-Ar Daniel Brittita Coleman Hoboken A C Buckley Fort George Bella Russell Berkshire Sue Williams New Bedfein Huston Fall River Azalea New Orleans Hamburg Krig Alice Laguayra William H Ellison Kenniston Richmond Nellie W Howlett Buckleo Coosaw Atalanta Ann's Bay Alamo Galveston Encelsior Great Victoria Cannon Plymouth Eng Ariadne Hansen Santos Weich Sechs Fannie Whitemore Whitemore Buenos Ames Willie Newton Waki Fannie & Fay Oriole Brapo New Bedford J G Dean Chase Sallie Abel Walker Nickerson Albany al Fabens Peck Amboy Corvo Ennedy Susan Stetson Frisbee Mary Ann Prednore Davis Hyannis As Bickmore Russell Uoboken Abbie S Walker Dobbin Ddo Addie Sawyer Cook Port Johnson Fusion Sarah Cullum Plamuiner Mason Percy Ellis Williamsport Miller Noriman Snow Greene Bermuda Nellie J Dinsmore Dodge Matanzas Aimes Valkenberg Purdy Stdobn Hudson Vaughn Marblehead Noremvega Ebangor Kate Camp Boothbay Calvin S Edwards Scull North River Geo H Genoa Wallingford Dover Carson Melvin Newherne Delaware Breakwater Rhodora Las Palias Sailer Shakespere Nether Holme Montréal Goth Rose Inness Mentor Barbados Ita Cape Town Bay State Ella Powell Burns Union Reed M M Brainerd Hoey Albus Atwood Luelia Perth Amboy Jennie A Cheney Cushman Elizabeth Sport Helen J Holway John Bracewell Monroe Laneaville L A Burnham Watts Rockland Lucy P Miller Homer Annie M Dickerman Hart Helen Montagne Cookson Clara E Colcord Colcord Ada Ames John D Griffin Nash Y Rock Port Fred Walton San Francisco Oriental Parker Tacoma Eccleradhan Dow London Rufus Woon Franshaw Nanaimo Ceylon Calhoun

Steamship charter market sees demand rise for grain loading

NEW YORK July 29 demand for steamers to load grain shows improvement with a slight rate rise. Charters reported include Evuxerre Helens 7500 bbls refined petroleum New York to Continent, Fjelstedt 8000 bbls to Baltic, Harvard to Adelaide, Minnie Abbe lumber Charleston to Kingston, and Winnie Lawry logwood Aquin to New York. SAN FRANCISCO July 29 brisk chartering with rates firm for grain voyages. ships Alcinons Ecclere chan Anglesy Bass Rock chartered to Cors Havre Antwerp at 40s to 358 Od.

New York Accorpa Evuxerre Helens Continent Fjelstedt Philadelphia Faltic Victoria Baltic Ecclerechan Siip Anglesy Bass Rock

Maritime Cargo Movements Listed from Several Ports

A compiled list shows ships and brigs sailing or arriving at multiple ports including Philadelphia New York and London with vessels such as Hart Pearson and Ville de Dieppe. Entries note ships loads for New York and cargo destinations alongside dates in July and June across Cadiz Dunkirk Genoa and other ports.

Bilboa Stephen G Hart Pearson Philadelphia New York Cape Point Lassed Lioness Robinson Mauritius Cadiz Sch Little Pet Bartlett St Johns Calcutsta Isaac L Skelfield Bishop Bangalore Dunkirk Ruth Valmer Smith Dieppe Ville de Dieppe Chaillones Dundalk Valkyrie Br New Crowell Richibucto Dungeness Robert Dixon Austin London Fleetwood St Joseph Thomas Quebec Honolulu Leary Falmouth Genoa Natale Galino Overton Hamburg Giale Ital Fevola Iloilo South American Connolly Lauring Regina Bronlund Boston Landskrona Boyd Palermo Vocasset RIO Danelro Jacob A Stamler Crystell Buenos Ayres Loth Corey Jones Curaiff Dom Pedro IL Shrry Newcastle Sydney Nsw Pericles Phillips San Francisco Giovanni Trapani Alicante John Hickman Thompson Bona

Maritime cargo routes and ship positions listed

Spoken log details several vessels bound for New York from Antwerp Dunkirk Savannah and St Mare with dates June 29 to July 27 and coordinates including lat 48 20 long 20 63 53 42 07 42 39 plus a British bark with letters HLGF steering west 120 miles east of Sandy Lock and ships Sir John Evans Mc Donald from St Mare to Boston near Barnegat.

Persia Antwerp New York Hannah Blanchard Atkins Dunkirk Lon Agnes Savannah Bark Sandy Lock Sir John Evans Mc Donald St Mare Boston Barnegat

Gloucester Mackerel Fleet Reports Poor Returns

Unfavorable reports from Gloucester mackerel fleet as arrivals show low catch. Boats including Fannie W Freeman and Governor Butler carried small hauls sold in fishermen's orders. North Bay notes indicate schooling fish but limited trips due to lack of provisioning for hooking.

Gloucester i Sels Fannie W Freeman Governor Butler Commonwealth Adam .Terry North Bay Gloucester

Bath Shipbuilding Progress Sets Stage for Summer Launches

Bath reports rapid vessel construction with several launches planned later this season. The big Morse barge is due in about two months, followed by a four masted schooner larger than the T A Lambert. Donnell's yard frames the schooner and keelson, Deering yard readies its launch, and a Bath 8000 ton ship by A Sewall & Co begins keel framing while Carleton Norwood & Co at Rockport near completion of a 500 ton schooner. Camden's four mast ship nears planking, with both vessels expected off late summer.

Bath Morse Seon T A Lambert Donnell's Deering Camden

Eight crew saved from Arctic wreck of Ohio at Point Hope

New Bedford reports eight of the crew of the little bark Ohio, Captain Allen, wrecked at Point Hope in the Arctic Ocean on October 3, 1888, were saved. The vessel sailed June 8, 1586, from this port with Captain George E Allen in command and carried 70 barrels of sperm oil at last report.

New Bedford Ohio Allen Point Hope Arctic Ocean George E Allen Gilbert Allen Thomas F Pease Thomas H Niles Manuel Lopes Joe Enos Alexander Omey Peter Gomes Sam Brown John Rogers Henry C Jobit EW Hirst John A Maher Cooper Peter Murphy G Hamlet San Francisco Bark Stafford Howland Atlantic Ocean St Helena Tod &W R Wing Tillie FE Starbuck New York Portland, Or Sea Fox Holmes St Paul de Loando Ambergris Joseph F Knowles Ontario Madre Malfeiro

Tug Nabby C crashes into bridge in New England line

Boston dispatch reports the tug Nabby C, passing through the draw of the New York & New England railroad last evening, struck the center of the bridge, demolishing its pilot house and causing other damage. The vessel was towed to East Boston for repairs.

Boston Nabby C New York & New England Railroad New York Slavonia Sein Victoria Stainburg Philadelphia Red Star Thordisa Refinery Galveston Flora Woodhouse Ral Aransas Case St Joseph’s Island Gloucester Seir Fred Walton Lanesville Bridgeport Skidmore Pennfield Reef Queen Miller & Strickland Glade Tidings New Haven Newport Jonesport Bath William French EC Allen True Jibboom Oliver S Barrett Wallace Turk’s Island Barrett William T Donnell Frontera Orpheus Tonala Strack Fortress Monroe Northumbria Robinson Mobile Belfast Hampton Roads Rockland Storm King Sch Bens Sir George Stetson Washington Long Cove St George San Francisco Lizzie Williams Tugidak’s Island Turner St Thomas Ashdell Wabacoa London Hammonia Vogelgesang Klaukenese Krunshausen Cyril Pensacola Fecamp Maria Stoneman Pierce St John Londonderry Royal Tar Bowers Tron Moodyville Fort Pirie South Australia Sydney Nsw Castleton Diore Mauritius Durban

Diverse ships listed with July sailings and ports of call

A fragmented log lists vessels sailing July and arriving in ports from Amsterdam to Nassau. Entries name ships such as Sarah Chambers, Magnhild, Rachel Emery, Lord Empleton, Alf Olsen, and Port Caroline, with origins including New York Boston London and Chicago, plus destinations Rosario Philadelphia and San Francisco.

Amsterdam Sarah Chambers Carver New York Algoa Bay Magnhild Jorgesen Buenos Ayres Rachel Emery Wyman Boston Rosario Lucy A Davis Loring Vortland Bremen Lord ‘Empleton Hawthorn Bahla Alf Olsen Bermuda Glenmavis Wyse Cape Verdes Port Royal England Helen M Rowley Richard P Buck Philadelpha Cheverle Shubert Philadelphia Demerara Amanda Parker Port Caroline Sturrick FOWLY Laura Maria Schaefer Frontera Belgen Evenson London Orpheus Minnich Tonala Hong Kong James G Bain Josephus Southern Cross Narwhal Agenor Mabel Taylor Titan San Francisco Sir Geo V Jordan Halifax Charles Duncan Mcculloch Jamaica Edith Campbell Porto Rico Helen Churchill Mekkenna Trinidad Kate Maine Griffiths Baltimore Bucephalus Nicholson Three Rivers Laguayra Barnmoor Sullivan Wright Moncton Doris Bexhoff Llatteras Henry Warner Ieason Harry Stuart Brinton Havana Britannia Costa Nassau Icis Kelley Abel Darling Ranger Thompson Antonio Kong Alf Dahl

Maritime Vessel Movements From Global Ports

A dense shipping log lists vessels sailing and clearing between July 25 and July 29 from ports including Quebec St Pierre Singapore St John Windsor Yokohama and Valparaiso. Entries name bark schooner steamer and ship voyages with captains destinations and departure dates across Atlantic and Pacific routes.

Quebec Elizabeth Havelland Buenos Ayres Elisabet Bengtssen Algoa Bay Vancouver Lindall Liverpool Montreal Antique Havre Vanloo Rio Janeiro British Constitution Newcastle Carmel Amsterdam Emerald Bristol Flora Holland Fortuna Southampton Ac Grace Rice Barbados Magne Sorensen Montevideo Sabine Greenock Pinkham New York ST Pierre Mig Avalon Millberry Mart Julia A Ward Kich Boothbay St John Nb-Ar Stermers Scholar Ashead Pernambuco Frederico Gartier Iseston Townsend Smith Yokohama Spartan Cairns Sydney Nsw Thomas Dana Dow Kimma T Crowell Pendleton Selkirk Course

Shipping notes drift through New York to Portland routes

A dense compilation of July sailing and clearance notices lists numerous ships, schooners, barges, and steamers along the Atlantic seaboard and East Coast ports. It records vessel names, captains, home ports, and destinations from New York to Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, and beyond, including loadings for ice and Philadelphia and sailings from Boston, Newport News, and Norfolk.

Boston Baltimore Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line Tenn. & Ga. Air Line Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line Kanawha Baltimore & Ohio RR Norfolk Geo. E. Smalley Gen Central Wharf Raiways Virginia Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co Piedmont Air Line Boston & Providence R Waldo A

Stoningson Ar July 29 parties and coastal sailing notes

A fragment from Vineyard Haven reports a heavy southerly wind over 45 hours. Vessels including the steamers Gen Whitney and steam tugs E A Burke Confidence and Herald are wind bound with a large fleet of schooners. Steam yacht Nashawena arrived. Other notes mention sailing schooners J R Halliday, Sophia Godfrey, and Cora with destinations Philadelphia and New York.

Look Jennie E Simmons Williams Philadelphia AJ Kaker To. Stoningson Schs Millie Frank Edwards New York Silas Brainard Macy Port Jefferson Luella Nickerson Nickerson Cotuit South Amboy Haverhill Vineyard Haven Gen Whitney Boston E A Burke Confidence Herald Nashawena Water Cove J R Halliday Sophia Godfrey Cora

Mail Closes at Boston at 7 80 P M and 3 P M

Postal notices indicate mail service closing times in Boston with a schedule showing 3 00 P M and 7 80 P M as the cutoffs. The imperfect OCR presents both times for reader awareness, though 7.80 may be a misread 7 30 or 7 00 PM depending on the source.

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