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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1888

Page

3

Protection and the Workingman Debate on Tariff Effects

The opening meeting at Wells Memorial Hall led by Robert Treat Paine featured Rev. John G. Brooks arguing labor should guide tariff discussion. He claimed wages rise with product and that protection does not fix wages, citing European examples and copper industry history.

Wells Memorial Hall Robert Treat Paine John G. Brooks Brockton Brooks Europe Russia Italy Germany America North France England Lowther Bell Tiston Attleboro India Holland United States Australia Victoria New South Wales United State S. L. Smith Lansing Mich Beard Michigan Massachusetts Mr. Beard

Expressmen's League Dines. Elects Officers for Ninth Year

About seventy five Expressmen's League members gathered at Young's for informal post conference dining. C W Tenney was elected president with H A Marsh as VP and H L Jackson as secretary treasurer. Directors include Vance Cheney Tower Saville Weston Tapley Jen ness Freeborn Garvin Fogg. Baldwin's Cadet Band provided music as Daniel Lovering of Adams Express spoke briefly. John Grose and brother entertained with songs between reminiscences, while Jackson clarified the league's 1879 founding by James Eggleston.

Expressmen’s League Young Springfield C. W. Tenney H. A. Marsh H. L. Jackson William Vance Frank M. Cheney A. Tower C. C. Saville H. W. Weston John W. Tapley Austin T. Jenness O. J. Freeborn Elbridge Garvin C. A. Fogg Baldwin Mr. Daniel Lovering Adams Express Company William H. Seaver League Allen Charles A. Rice Northboro American Express Company Mr. Rice O. D Kimball Russell & Co S Express Pettingill Pettingill & Barry Howard L. Jackson Simon the

The Rev Dr Palfry of Unitarian Ministry Dies in Cambridge

The Rev Casneau Palfry D D longtime Unitarian clergyman died at his Cambridge home. Born in Boston August 11 1805 he studied at Harvard graduating 1826 and Bowdoin granting his Doctor of Divinity in 1856. He preached in Washington Grafton Barnstable Belfast and later retired to Cambridge after health problems. He married Annie P Crosby in 1838 and leaves four children including the wife of Rev David Utter and Captain Charles Paltry U S A. He was known as a scholarly preacher and a fine writer.

Palfry Casneau Palfry Cambridge Boston Harvard Bowdoin Andrew S’. Peabody Robert Rantoul Stephen M. Weld Willard Parker George Putnam Washington, D. C Grafton Barnstable Belfast Annie P. Crosby David P. Utter Chicago Charles Paltry U.S.A Hersey Paltry Mary Paltry Beltfast

Deaths in New England and Connecticut noted in brief

Captain Waldo Hill of Biddeford Maine dies at 73 leaving a widow and five children including the wife of U S consul Frank W Roberts. John G Allen of Providence dies of pneumonia at 45, born in Pawtucket. he built the Corliss engine at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial. Captain W Miner of Hartford dies of pneumonia at 55, long associated with New York line travel. Edmund V Hawes of Bridgeport proprietor of Hawes's Opera House dies after a lingering illness at 70, survived by a widow and several daughters.

Waldo Hill New England Biddeford Frank W. Roberts United States Coaticooke P. Q John G. Allen Corliss Providence Pawtucket Philadelphia W. Miner Hartford Conn New York Connecticut Hawes Bridgeport

Real estate boom sparks Seattle market surge

Land hunters from the blizzard riddled East throng Seattle Washington as flowers bloom and farmers plow. A sharp Seattle real estate boom is certain with H H Dearborn to stay briefly at 211 Washington Street while prices appear low now before a expected rise in weeks ahead.

Seattle H. H. Dearborn Washington Street

American Magazine March Opening Mixes Travel and History

The March American Magazine opens with Mich imackinack by Charles Ellis, paired with travel and legend. Other pieces cover Near Canada journeys, Indian lore, a Bridgeport workers’ institute piece, and essays on history, with Outing and Magazine of American History items and a mix of fiction, verse, and notes.

Black River Room Hannibal Plow Mr. Ellis Charles Ledyard Norton Joel Benton Warner Brothers’ Institute Bridgeport Conn Harmonite H. D. Mason Dwight Benton Fawcett George Newell Lovejoy Useful Magazine of American History A. H. Bartlett Connecticut Stebbins House General Wooster Titicus Bridge Ridgefield Inn Lafayette

History of the Early Church in Brief Notes

The Rev Dr Hurst offers a compact 128 page history from year 30 through the middle of the eighth century. It covers the apostles, persecutions, early Christian lives, doctrinal schools, state relations, Christ and Scripture controversies, apocrypha, and traditions with an index for quick study.

Hurst

Chips from a Teacher's Workshop and Other Works

L R Klemm promotes Chips from a Teacher's Workshop a collection of letters to young teachers and practical teaching notes. He plans a second volume after studying England France and other nations. Also mentions translations of Paul and Virginia and a short history of the early church.

L. R. Klemm Ohio Klemm England France Holland Germany Switzerland Bernardin de Saint- Pierre Paul Virginia Clara Bell John F. Hurst D.D New York Harper & Bros Boston Lee & Shepard

Appalachian Club Meets at Institute of Technology

A meeting of the Appalachian Club featured Percival Lowell reading An Ascent of Sherane San Japan. The talk was vivid though light on exact figures. Lantern views of Hamilton and Lick observatory were shown and explained. Lawrence read a Holden of Lick University letter. Clark noted Mt Hamilton’s suitability for astronomy.

Appalachian Club The Institute of Technology Percival Lowell Sherane San Japan Hamilton Lick Observatory Lawrence Edward 8. Holden Lick University Allen P. Clark

Let Down The Reins For Cruelty To Horses Letter

George T. Angell asks readers to ease strain on horses by letting down their check reins amid poor street conditions. He speaks for those unable to speak and urges drivers to reduce harsh tugs and pressure on working horses.

the Post George T. Angell Massachusetts Society Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

Passengers listing for Cunard Cephalonia voyage to Liverpool

A long passenger list from Boston includes Mr George P baker Jr and wife Dr M C Lbragdon and wife plus many others. Cabin 81 intermediate 50 steerage 1.25 total 206. Also lists Glasgow Siberian and Falmouth Borderer voyages and passengers with several names.

Boston Liverpool Cunard Cephalonia George P Baker M C Lbragdon Charles Carruth Charles W Chamberlin H Dike Arthur W Foster and Child Fosdick Gould Wiliam Jones M P Levyeau GN P Mead Thomas Merrells Arthur J Nash Charles ‘I Storrow Torrow Harold Swithenbank Henry Tuomas J T Timagenis W I Waters George Red Williams Glasgow Allan Siberian Maurice Barigat Iesrom

Margaret Mather Shines as Rosalind in As You Like It at Boston Theatre

The Boston Theatre presents Margaret Mather as Rosalind with Romeo and Juliet to follow this week and Leah to close the engagement. Kiralfy to stage Sardou Dolores next week with a famed ballet corps and lavish scenery. The Shaughraun and Arrah na Pogue fill Hollis Street. Donagh opens later in the week.

Margaret Mather Rosalind Boston Theatre Miss Mather Bolossy Kiralfy Sardou Dolores Boston Corps de Ballet Antoinette Balla Francescina Paris Boucicault Shaughraun Hollis Street Jill International Copyright Association Joseph Murphy Globe Theatre Kerry Gow Shaun Rhue Donagh Harris Dan Sully Howard Schoolcraft and Coes William Carroll Bennet Brothers Tom Martin W. J. Maltby Ferguson and Mathews Lyman Saville Mike Daly America Jimmy Carrol Holyoke Paddy Duffy Frank Steele Steve Taylor Dan Foley Ralph Lord Hugh Long Hugh Ferry Shorty” McCabe Jack Magee Doc O'Connell Arthur Upham Jack Steele Pete McCoy Jack Kerwin Messrs McCabe Hedly

The Don by Herman Merivale at Toole's Theatre

Review notes a new comedy The Don at Toole's Theatre focusing on a college professor whose nephew secretly marries a ward in chancery. The plot leads to a confrontation as arrest is imminent, with Toole's performance drawing hearty applause. London notes praise for Coquelin in Chamiliac and previews of Sweet Lavender at Terry's Theatre.

Toole Herman Merivale Haymarket Theatre London House of Shelter Terriss Beerbohm Tree Haselmere M. Coquelin Chamiliac M. Octave Feuillet G. W. Smalley Mascarille Moliére Chamilac M. Feuillet Mr. Pinero Terry’s Theatre The Temple Bernard Gould Terry

Boston Bound Vessels List From Calcutta to Buenos Ayres

A detailed roll of ships and brigs bound for Boston with dates and origins. Entries include Anahuac, Alice, Alpheus Marshall, Anna Thorman, Adelphit, W. Spies, August Smith, Brenda, Bowman B. Law, Balthasar, Connie Matthews, Conductor, C. F. White, Charles A. Sparks, Carlotta, Drowning Sophie, Sjogren, Edwin I. Morrison, Grace Bradley, Helen G, Irene, Indian Empire, Jenule pees Barker, Jane Adeline, John Swan, Kit Carson, Katahdin, Flores de Mar, Jes S. Andrews, Lochisl, Lizzie May, Santana, Rhode, New York Messina, Nettle, Olive Branch, Paros, Panay Luscomb d, Rosenberg, Samuel B. Hale, Solario, Trumbull, Vista, Warrior, William Jones, with origins spanning Calcutta, Melbourne, Buenos Ayres, Cienfuegos, and more, noting passage dates and voyage routes.

Boston Anahuac Robinson Am. Ship Cebu Anjer Alice Baxter Lr. Brig Cienfuegos Alpheus Marshall Meradden Gr. Bark Calcutta Dee Anna Thorman Witte Ger Buenos Ayres Adelphit Marcussen Nor. Bark Montevideo W. Spies Fields Am. Bark Melbourne August Smith Christiansen Buenos Ayres Brenda Kapp Swed. Bark Bowman B. Law Abbott Mr. Ship Yokocats St. Helena Balthasar Jantze Champerico San Juan del Sur Connie Matthews Br. Bark Eisenhauer Br. Sch Kingston Jam C.F. White McLean Ponce P. R Charles A. Sparks Harris Surinam St. Thomas Vineyard Haven Carlotta Reed Miragoane Sophie Ludsen Doc Sjogren Swed. Sch Rio Grande Do Sul Edwin I. Morrison Lavender Am. Sch Cardenes Marek Henader Hughes Trapani Beret Sjostrom Grace Bradley McIntosh Matanzas Jenule Pees Barker Singapore Dan Jane Adeline Cates Am. Brig John Swan Jiuey Am. Orig Kit Carson Smith Trinidad Cuba Katahdin Seeley Oslo Flores de Mar Canera Span. Sch Jes S. Andrews Watts Sagua Lochisl Br. Brig Lizzie May Hutchinson Am. Sc Rogatto Olive Branch Hawthorne Arroyo Pp. R Paros Hibbard Banjoewanele Panay Luscombd Manila Rosenberg Johannesen Samuel B. Hale Haven Rosario Solario Brown Br. Pric Miragoans Trumbull Tamatave Vista McDonald Otenmegos Warrior Kitchin Ship Beloutte Lon William Jones Collins Gonaives

Notices to Captains from Boston Signal Station

Observations logged March 14 at 7am local time at Boston Station for nautical corrections. Sailors may adjust barometer readings by one hundredth inch per ten feet of elevation. March 15 update shows high water at 1:30 PM with moon phase details and run length notes.

United States Signal Station Boston

Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Report Weather and Vessels

Port records show arrivals including Borderer from London with passengers and weather updates. Glendavon and Siberian also arrive with cargo and passengers. Reports describe winds from NE to SW, squalls, rain, and high seas, with specific positions noted near Boston Light and sightings of Wisconsin and Carthagenian en route. Cephalonia and other coastwise ships cleared. City of Gloucester and Allentown sailed. wind shifts and heavy seas noted at Highland Light and Hull.

Borderer Manley London Falmouth U Furness Glendavon Peterson Trapani Gibraltar Moise Furness Siberian More Glasgow Allan Ene Wisconsin New York Liverpool Carthagenian Boston Geo A Chaffee Proctor Gloucester Cephalonia Walker Liverpol Alex Martin Sch Lookout Ingersoll Campobelo H C Anderson Decatur Hi Miller Taylor Baltimore Norfolk Geo E Small Spartan Crowell Philadelphia E B Sampson H & Dimock Berry I Whitney Algo Sclis E & Weaver Weaver Daylight Hodgdon Fannie & Fay Mehaffey J W Linnell City of Gloucester Allentown Hull

Freights and Charters Pass Through Portland

Freight listings show charters from Portland to New York with lumber kerosene and other goods. Vessels include the Mattie J Alles Ada L lnll Geo D Loud Grace Davis Rebecca M Walls Minnie U Taylor Apphia Amelia Maggie Ellen Grace Webster Nathan Lawrence Weybosset and Ada m Kennedy with routes to New York Newark Matanzas Port land and Baltimore. Rates cited include 6c to 60c per barrel for various commodities and private terms for several cargoes.

Portland Mattie J Alles New York Ada L Lnll E H Furber Ker Blis Geo D Loud Newark Grace Davis Cardenas Rebecca M Walls Matanzas Minnie U Taylor Apalachicola Apphia & Amelia Rockland Maggie Ellen Rockport Grace Webster Nathan Lawrence Weybosset Norfolk Adam Kennedy Baltimore

Ice King and fleet voyage notes from Gloucester and Salem

From Our Correspondents Vineyards Harbor and Gloucester and Salem report tug Ice King from Hyannis proceeding to Wood's Hall for coal. A list of brigs and schooners accompanies the note along with fish cargoes from Georges to Grand Bank and a Boston bound ship reporting loss in a NE gale off Cape Sable.

Vineyard Haven Ice King Hyannis Investigator John Bunyan Boston Wood's Hall Anita Berwind Jane Adeline Mary J Hubbard Francis L Godfrey Rapid Transit Etta A Simpson Frank Leaming J C Clifford Mabel Thomas Wm E Lee Kate Foster Hyne Eagle Win B Herrick Lygonia Bertha D Nickerson J Paine Katie E Clifford Gloucester Mary A Clark Percy Tubal Cain Carrie EH Sayward Charles 5 Tappan Georges Cecil H Law Magnolia Grand Bank Minnesota Bahia St Johns Salem Anthony St Pierre Cape Sable

Maritime Shipping Log Entries Across Ports and Garrisons

A detailed coastal record lists sailing and arrival notices from Bath to Wiscasset for March. It notes vessels like Belle Higgins, Ned Walker, Gleaner, Lizzie Leung, and J R Smith, with destinations including Darien New York Boston Rockport and Norfolk. Numerous schooners and steamers return or anchor offshore amid gales and port entries at Hyannis Newport Providence Provincetown Portland and more.

BATH Belle Higgins Schofield Darien Boothbay Ned Walker Dobbin Jonesport New_York Oriole Vinalhaven Gleaner St John NJ Miller C Hl Trickey M J Elliott Thurston Rockport Boston Alle Oakes Thorndike Rockland Charles E Sears Higgins New York Eastport Lizzie Leung Mark Gray Randall Hurricane Island H Wainwright Highland Light South Truro Cs Hyannis Kinnear Swis Helen Hunter J J Moore J 8 Lamprey J R Smith Ruth Robinson A K Bentley C P Harris Wm L Burroughs South Shore A W Fisk Gaskill W H Lewis Chatham W Hi Lewis New Bedford City of Fitchburg Webber Plymouth Mass A Nauss Cornelia Soule Provincetown Frank Lambrith Providence Ech Walker Armington Drink Mattie T Dyer Georges Bank Port Clyde David Brown Barbour Portland Green’s Landing Wiscasset Alsatian Snowman Schem E Leggett Lewis

Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule

Shipping table lists sailing ships departing Boston from March 15 to March 27 with destinations including Cephalonia Liverpool Yarmouth Worcester Halifax Baltimore Philadelphia and details agents such as J G Hall & Co Richn & Barn’d Thayer & Lincoln Warren & Co Geo E Smalley E B Sampson and others.

Cephalonia Liverpool Alex Martin Gate City Savannah Rich’n & Barn Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Worcester Halifax Harrison Loring Berkshire Baltimore Geo E Smalley Parthian Phil’d’ly’s E B Sampson Thayer & Linc Kansas Warren & Co Chatham Geo E Smalley Norman Phil’d'ip Catalonia Alex Martin Macon Rich’n & B'ra Spartan Phil'd’Ip B Sampson DH Miller Geo E

Shipping schedule snippet with European ports and arrivals

A fragmented timetable lists Bohemia Hamburg Bremen and Havre routes with 5.00 PM and 7.80 AM timings. It mentions Eunhardt & Co State of Penn Glasgow Oelrichs & Co La Gascogne Havre and Louis de Be'ln Etruria Liverpool V H Br''n & Co vennland and P Wright & Son.

Bohemia Hamburg Eunhardt & Co State of Penn Glasgow State Line Bremen Oelrichs & Co la Gascogne Havre Louis de Be Etruria Liverpool H Br’'n & Co Vennland Antwerp P Wright &Son

Incoming steamers list for Boston and New York arrivals

Shipping notices show steamers due to Boston and New York with dates ranging March 15 to March 20. Vessels include Gibraltar Liverpool Birmingham&Co British Queen London Furness Alex Martin Yarmouth City of Macon Rich'n Barn'd Persian Sanderson Norseman Zaandam Catalonia Bergenland Antwerp Wright&Sons Amst rd Sa'derson&s'n.

Benison Gibraltar Henderson Bros Kansas Liverpool Warren & Co Luke Hiuton Bbrngham&Co British Queen London Furness Alex Martin Phelps Bros&Co Yarmouth G Hall & Co Macon Savannah Rich’n & Barn Persian Mon’h Hull Sanderson & 8 Norseman Catalonia New York Bergenland Antwerp Wright&Sons Amst N'H E’ye&Co Rhaetia Hamburg Kunhardt &Co Chicago Sa’derson&s’n

Maritime notes from Boston to Bath on March weather and ship trades

Boston reports show the bark Etna bound for St John NB sold while Artemas Tirrell of Boston sold for coastwise work. Glendevon from Trapani encounters gales. J Woodruff makes 48 hour passage. Chatham reports rough seas. several schooners ashore near Harwich. Leary builds a 650 foot raft ship at Joggins, Halifax repairs to Chateau Leoville, and New Haven steamer grounds near Bridgeport. Portland ships drag anchors off Cape, plus cutter Levi Woodbury praised for ice work. Bath lays keel for Eastern Steamboat Co. and Rockport yard prepares a 600 ton schooner.

Boston Provincetown Harbor Etna Portland Millbridge St John Artemas Tirrell Milforde del Warren Locke Bath Glendevon Trapani Wisburness Sch Harwich Hyannis James D Leary Hrk Robertson Nova Scotia Iron Queen Morris Bull River Almwych Halifax Chateau Leoville Havre Swansea New Haven Conn Bridgeport Willie Alice Moses B Linscott Emma Jane Cape Samor Levi Woodbury Fenger Bucksport Lucy P Miller Eastern Steamboat Company New England Shipbuilding Company Rockport Carleton, Norwood & Co

Maritime Clearances From Foreign Ports In Early March

Port records list vessels cleared and sailed from Buenos Ayres Ar and Surinam in March, detailing ships such as Oneata Rous ang Mizpah Mackenzie and brig John Swan with destinations including London Demerara Boston St Thomas and Barbados. Vessels in port include brig Eugene Male and steamer Bianca while others like Dur ham City and Dexter Clark are noted as cleared or loading.

Buenos Ayres Oneata Rousang Alifax Scotland London Mizpah Jones Matanzas Esk Watt Demerara Baeee Een Arne Mare State Prince Pandelphia Cheathman Era Alliesant Bianca St Thomas New Oe Surinam John Swan Huey Boston Eugene Male Harding Jlamin New York Sower Dixon Oriole Secord Vineyard Cummings Modoc Perry Avis Farnsworth Durham City Gilbraith Flushing Ingersoll Grand Manan Eastport Dexter Clark Theats City Island Irene Kerrigan Rondo Somerville Thrasher Wheipley Do ST Johns Por Mfe Bliss Fanning Barbados

Fleet of schooners rides out gale at Bass River Harbor

A fleet of 20 three masted schooners anchored near Cape Cod including the J K Smith bound to Poston. Two coal barges are present. All vessels reportedly rode out the gale without incident.

Bass River Harbor Cape Cod J K Smith Poston

Mails to Europe and Americas From Boston and New York

Shipping notices list mail deadlines for Europe via Cephalonia Werra La Gascogne and Etruria with routes through Queenstown Southampton Bremen Havre Brest and Amsterdam plus direct Netherlands Belgium Norways Norwegean ships and routes to Haiti Costa Rica and Port Limon. Dates show March 15 16 and times 8 30 A M 6 00 P M 3 00 P M 10 30 A M and 7 80 P M with special addressed mail noted.

Europe Queenstown Liver Cephalonia Boston St. Pierre and Miquelon Halifax Southampton Bremen Werra New York France Italy Spain Portugal Switzerland Brest Havre la Gascogne Dagienesseaveau Liverpool Etruria Norway Thingvalla Netherlands Amsterdam Edam Belgium Pennland Hayti Inague Ailsa Costa Rica Port Limon Foxhall New Orleans

Trans-Pacific Mails Sailings From San Francisco

The City of Sydney will carry last Indies mail for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong dependent Chinese ports and Straits settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies from San Francisco in March quarter.

Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Sydney San Francisco Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Hawaiian Islands Boston Hawaiiian Islands Society Islands

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