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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1888

Page

5

La Tosca Opens at New Broadway Theatre in New York

Edward Fuss reports the New Broadway Theatre hosts Sardou's La Tosca with Miss Fanny Davenport in the title role and highlights the theater’s elegant decor, mixed acoustics, and crowding issues. The reviewer notes Davenport's uneven performance, praises some moments, critiques others, and contrasts the production with Paris’s original.

New York fSpecran New Broadway Theatre M. Sardou Frank W. Sanger M. Sardon The Post Scarpia Fioria Yosca la Tosca Mario Cararadossi Rome St. Andrew’s Church Cesare Angellotti Mario Angellotti Frascati Farnese Marquise Inquisition Scorpia Kievenger Cyril Tourneur Shakspere Mare, Bernhardt Porte St. Martin Theatre Paris Fanny Davenport Miss Davenport Angedlotti Silence McDowell Mordaunt

Straws From State Street Reflect Weak Markets At Week's End

Markets were generally weak on Saturday with Read ing stock traded by Wormsers, Western Union slipping to 77 percent, and talk of a forced liquidations by a Baltimore and Ohio syndicate. Boston activity revived near close after a flat week. Wheat and provisions stayed dull. Evans sold Atchison at 97, predicting a market uptick next week. Campobello stock remains illiquid despite strong land and ship assets, while real estate leaders study a viaduct plan for New York city. Bond sales by Boston interests show substantial issuance and a shift to London Berlin and Paris.

Wormsers Reading Western Union Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Gould Boston New York & Boston Rapid Transit Company New York City Dudley Street Essex Street

Sunday Trade Rights Amid Religious Objections in Bill

Draft bill before the House judiciary committee proposes amending 1887 law to bar tail selling cigars and tobacco by pharmacists, allows Sabbath work by sect members within homes, and lets cities regulate Sunday commerce while avoiding disruption of worship. The measure awaits adjourned hearing March 16.

House Judiciary Committee Commonwealth of Massachusetts Statr House Boston Committee On Labor Blue Room State House Robert Howard Josian Quincy Joint Committee On the Judiciary Committee On the Judiciary William F. Wharton Harvey N. Coutison

Ship owners and workmen approve tonnage bill in Maine meeting

At a Damariscotta meeting in Maine on Saturday, ship owners and workmen unanimously adopted resolutions endorsing Representative Cummings of Newark for introducing a bill that would grant tonnage money to vessels built in the United States and engaged in foreign trade.

Damariscotta Cummings Newark United States

Bach’s St Matthew Passion Performed by Handel and Haydn Society

The Handel and Haydn Society presented Bach’s St Matthew Passion at Music Hall with Mrs. Henrietta Beebe-Lawton, Miss Mary H. How, Mr. William J. Winch, Mr. Myron W. Whitney, Mr. George Prehn, plus conductor Mr. Carl Zerrahn and organist Mr. J. J. Lang. An assistive Boston Symphony Orchestra, led by Mr. Franz Kneisel, accompanied a boys chorus from the Church of the Advent and Church of the Messiah. Fifty eight of seventy eight movements were performed, praised as masterful choir work, with Zerrahn’s broad conception lauded.

Handel and Haydn Music Hall Handel and Haydn Society Henrietta Beebe-Lawton Mary H. How William J. Winch Myron W. Whitney George Prehn Carl Zerrahn J. J. Lang H. G. Tucker Boston Symphony Orchestra Franz Kneisel Church of the Advent Church of the Messiah 8. B. Whitney Boston Zerrahn Bach Kneisel How Winch Prehn Mr. Whitney

Eighteenth Symphony Concert with Mme Urso at Music Hall

The Boston Music Hall crowd packed the venue for Mime Camilla Urso who performed Rubinstein's violin concerto alongside Cherubini, Schumann, and Beethoven works. Review notes the program’s mix and Urso’s refined yet restrained violin sound, with emphasis on the concerto as a musical piece rather than a virtuoso showcase.

Mme. Urso Mme Urso Schumann Manfred Gericke Brahms Armide E. Gluck Music Hall Camilla Urso Rubinstein L. Cherubini A. Rubinstein V.vace Cherubini Boston

Ruth in First American Production by Boylston Club

The Boylston Club presents the first U.S. production of Frederick Cowen's oratorio Ruth with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Solos by Gertrude Franklin, Gertrude Edmands, Hay, and Johnson, plus excerpts from the London Daily Telegraph praise Cowen's blend of dramatic form and traditional choral style.

Boylston Club Frederick Cowen Ruth Boston Symphony Orchestra Gertrude Franklin Gertrude Edmands Messrs Hay and Johnson London Daily Telegraph Orcester Comnpser Jowen

Concert for Harvard Boat Club at Association Hall

A concert in aid of the Harvard University Boat Club will be given by the Harvard Glee Club Pieriau Sodality and Banjo Club at Association Hall near Boylston and Berkeley streets on Tuesday evening March 6. Patronesses and patrons include the Bradlees Adamses Bacons and Bancrofts among many others.

Harvard University Boat Club Harvard Glee Club Pieriau Sodality and Banjo Club Association Hall Boylston Berkeley Streets Josiah Bradlee John Quincy Adams Charles Fairchild John C. Bancroft John F. Anderson Arthur Hunnewell Francis EE. Bacon Charles EK. Perkins Robert Bacon A. Lawrence F. W. Bradlee C. B. Porter Alexander Agassiz George HE. Richards W. H. Forbes R. C. Watson B. W. Crowninshield Jere Abbott Josiah Bradiee Henry L. Higginson Francis Peabody, Jr W. A. Bancroft Edward N. Feuno

Commodore Hovey Sails From New York for Southampton

Ocean yachting party led by Commodore Hovey will depart New York on May 26 bound for Southampton to take charge of the Fortuna. After cruising English waters for a month or more the group will return home aboard the yacht.

Commodore Hovey New York Southampton

Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association Advances Policy Death

Stoughton February 29 1888 letter from Many E Phinney thanking John Lowper for an advance of 1000 dollars on policy 66147 held by her late husband John G Phinney who died on February 16 expressing gratitude to New York officers and for assistance in proofs of loss.

Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York Many E. Phinney

Amusements listings on Hollis Street and Tremont venues

Evening showtimes announce Arrah na Pogue at Hollis Street Park Theatre Globe and Boston theaters. The Marquis at Globe, Boston Ideal Opera at Boston Theatre, Howard Athenaeum Variety, The Bells of Haslemere at Boston Museum, Cyclorama Battle of Bucker Hill, Life of General Grant at Old South Church, Hoodman Blind at Grand Opera House, Battle of Gettysburg at Cyclorama Tremont Street.

Hollis Street Park Theatre Old South Church Philippoteaux Grant Grand Opera House Hoodman Tremont Street Gettysburg

Daily Market Ticker Noted Early Trades

At 11 50 a m R L Day Co reports stock activity while at noon Francis Henshaw Co shows another set of trades. Fruit Horatio Harris records midday movements around 12 o clock.

R. L. Day & Co Irancis Henshaw & Co Horatio Harris

Marriage notices announce Jackson Banfield and Wandless Bruce engagements

In Poughkeepsie New York on March 1 at the bride’s mother’s residence Reverend A P Van Gieson united William S Jackson of Colorado Springs Colorado to Helen F daughter of the late Hon E C Banfield of Wolfeboro New Hampshire. In West Newton on March 2 Reverend O D Kimball joined Andrew J Wandless to Miss Y Gertrude Bruce.

Jackson Banfield Poughkeepsie N.Y Prude A. P. van Gieson William 8

Death Notices From March Listings in New England

Deaths include Charles H. McKenny aged 62 at Boston area Emily Aturtevant McPherson wife of E M McPherson in East Boston Gilbert Denby Maccarty aged 16 in Franconia N H William P Stearns aged 69 in Somerville Nathaniel R Treadwell aged 61 in Salem and Professor Ernest Young aged 35 in Cambridge.

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