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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1888

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The Spell of Ashtaroth reviewed as biblical romance

A harsh critique of Duffield Osborne’s The Spell of Ashtaroth set around Jericho with Joshua and Achan. The reviewer mocks the work’sJericho setting and calls it a new yellow-covered Ben Hur style tale while condemning its portrayal of Israelites and Ashtaroth.

Ben- Hur Rider Haggard Jericho Joshua Achan Ashtaroth Jehovah Ben-Hur David Milton Lew Wallace Duffield Osborne New York Charles Scribner's Sons

The Abbess of Jouarre critique in English review

A harsh English critique of Renan's The Abbess of Jouarre, arguing the drama fails as true theatre, centers on a provocative seduction plot, and reflects an immoral hypothesis. The review condemns the translation and calls out weakened dramatic form despite original stylistic distinction.

Ford Renan M. Renan Canon Jouarre Ernest Renan Georges Delon James F. Rhodes New York G. W. Dillingham

Book notices and poetry reviews on 19th century verse

A review column critiques Cloud-rifts at Twilight by William Batchelder Greene and Rebecca the Witch and Other Tales in Metre by David Skaats Foster noting minor verse, metrical traits, religious poems, and a tale of Lake George Andiatoroché by Rev Clarence A Walworth is highlighted for its Indian ejaculatory renderings and a predominance of pietistic religious pieces.

Browning Faust Paris Rebecca the Witch Longfellow Bret Harte John Hay Andiatoroché Clarence A. Walworth Lake George Arnold William Batchelder Greene New York G. P. Putnam’s Sons Boston Damiell & Upham Price David Skaats Foster Laughton, Macdonald & Co

Harvard Overseers Act on Athletics and Playground Space

The Harvard College board of overseers adjourned and expanded the athletics committee to include two faculty members and one undergraduate with full supervision. They called for additional playground space and accepted a long petition from students urging open play with non amateur clubs and fair relations with opponents. The list includes many signers from 1888 and notes appointments of inspectors and assistants at yesterday's meeting.

Harvard College R. Codman Harvard Andrew Oliver Charles P. Curtiss G. W. Phillips Solomon J. Gordon George F. Richardson Horatio Alger, Jr George H. Fisher Wil M. Este Charles ©. Pomroy A. Davis Weld, Jr Clarencee Gordon Francis P. Nash Luigi Monti A. A. Hayes John B. Noyes R. A. Brick Albert Stickney Thomas Atkins Fred W. Beadler Charles H. Hall Francis M. Weld Oliver P. C. Billings Elihu Chauncey Charles C. Dunklee J. H. Rid T. Parsons George Adams W. M Horace E. Deming Alfred §. Darney N. Thayer Edward Whitney Frank Merriam F. Jackson Arthur Rotch Morgan Rotch John L. King Theodore Sutra J. S. Williamson Edward C. Boardman William S. Beaman S.S. Guild Edward Gray Robert ©. Hooper Alamon G. W. van Nest Amory C. Hodges William S. Sanger A. W. Forster H. H. Crocker, Jr Edward P. Hill George W. Brennan George F. Canfield William Porter Charles ’. Wetmore C. S. Davison Homer B. Richardson Nelson Taylor, Jr Gorham Bacon F. S. Gerri E. H. Hardy EB. D. Thayer, Jr Henry P. Jacques D. B. Hoar D. G. Dubois H.M. Burr E. D. Morgan John DuFoin W. FB. Hapgood Parker W. Page J. B Millett F. Tilden Brown George Sawyer Stanley Cunningham Charles R. Cobb Aaron H. Latham William E. Russell William Farnsworth John Lowell, Jr John F. Tyler H. C. Leeds William 8. Seaman F. W. Rollins A. Clifford Tower John Luizee Henry O. Taylor George M. Pinne James W. Stebbens, Jr EB. O. Richards Benjamin Welles A. C. Gurnee L. N. Littasur C. W. Lucas H. E. Teschmacher P. V. R. Ely Paul Tuckerman James Parker A. Longfellow N. G. Otis Edward F. Johnson BE. R. Hastings Frederick W. Thayer William 8. Otis A. P. Loring P. C. Barlow Francis G. Curtis George R. Sheldon Frank L. Crawford Ralph N. Ellis William C. Learned Theodore Roosevelt Richard Trimble Andrew Miller Frank C. Huidekoper Eugene Fuller T. W. Nickerson, Jr Frederick Allen Charles Morgan Robert Bacon Henry D. Burnham Robert Winsor Edwin N. Doda William Hooper N. M. Brigham Arthur W. Moore G. G. Peters William A. Gasler Robert G. Winthrop A. L. Seasions D. J. Mackie W. H. Crawford Walter Curtiss William H. Page, Jr Howard Lilienthals F. Moulton Ormand G. Smith Franklin H. Hooper Henry F. Sears William P. Lyman D. M. Richardson C. P. Nichols George George 8. Winslow, Henry B. Cabot Joseph Lee Codman W. L. McPherson Harry Billings P. P. Perkins Walter ©. Baylies William Booth Henry Melville Henry F. Mandell William D. Green G. R. Agassiz Alien Curtis T. K. Cummins C. H. Converse H. M. Atkinson Sheridan P. Read Howard A. Taylor Robert L. McCook Alfred W. Hoyt Billings John Simpkins Samuel LK. Winslow Henry W. Simpson J. K. Paulding W. K. Draper Ezra P. Mills E. L. Winthrop, Jr Amos T. French James G. Mumford E. H. Aspinwall John Codman Gordon Woodbury Theodore G Lewis H. L. Cammann Seth Terry John L. Wilkie Gordon Dexter A. N. Ranton W. R. Spaulding George Foster W.S. Mills Ichard Sturgis Princian Evry i Warner Algernon Coulda

Hartford Seminary Alumni Fund Announces $10000 Professorship

At a Hartford Theological Seminary alumni meeting Rev John Wood and wife of Massachusetts donated 10000 dollars to establish a professorship of practical theology. The donor attended the gathering.

Notice to Captains From Boston Signal Station

Observations taken May at 7am Boston United States Signal Station report wind temperature direction weather and rain. Captains may adjust barometer readings daily by adding one one hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level to correct instruments. Miniature almanac for Thursday May 10 lists high water moon and day length.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Arrivals and Cleared Vessels Mixed Shipping

The port reports arrivals and sailings including Steamer Michigan with 415 steerage passengers to Warren & Co from Liverpool under strong westerly winds. Numerous ships, brigs, and schooners sail for Boston, Portland, Philadelphia, and New York with molasses, fruit, logs, and sugar aboard. Weather shows NE winds, heavy seas, and fog with multiple vessels cleared to Nova Scotia and Bermuda.

Michigan Walters Liverpool Warren & Co Stoner Standard Stevens Philadelphia John Brooks Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Kepha Terresen St Johns Boston Hatteras Maroni Guantanamo Sandy Hook Brach Clifton Dickson Vineyard Haven Whitey Poasland & Co Bates & Barnet Sch Lackawanna Searsport Cleuson George McQueston & Co Lorenzo D Baker Wiley Port Antonio Boston Fruit Co Helen Montague Rockland Cookson Pensacola George H Ames Marshall Brunswick Sullivan Lawin Rich Norfolk Hattie Williams Alfred Whiske White Elizabethport Neponset Daniel Brittain Coleman Hoboken Hom Ann Rose Lee Commercial Point Booth Brothers Burdick South Amboy George J . Smith Smith Port Johnson Ann Eliza Bishop Rondont Koh Victor Donovan New York Marshall Perrin Scott Perth Amboy William Burroughs West Oliver Scofield Nickerson Lucy Collins Kendall Robert County Lowe Potomac River William Clee Sarah Mills Howell Kingham Ruth Shaw Carlaw Louie Friend Gould Amherst Morria Advocate Harbor J G Hall & Co Nellie Blanche Lyons Canning Port Williams Delong & Seaman Ydun Hagermann Baracoa Seaverns & Co Water Witch Miller Hayti Greene Knaebel & Co Carrie Kelle McLean Joggins J Hi Filchner & Co Armando Newell Barrington Daraclay & Co Susie Prescott Anna Hillsboro Nellie Starr Cole Apple River James L Sullivan Gleaner Henderson St John NBF Roberts Eagle Peck Parthian Sampson Herman Winter Hallett Um Whitney Charles State of Maine Hilyard H Foster Coombs Baltimore Weltch, Walter & Co Grace Andrews Andrew Bangor Me Bermuda J P Ellicott & Co Martie A Holmes Burr Mabel Ross Barrett Annie J Pardee Crosby Kennebec Tonawanda Ee King John Bunyan Confcience Storm King Schs Lambert Theodore Dean Lillie

Shipping list from Millbridge to Boston and New York

A long, names heavy shipping report lists vessels and passengers sailing from Millbridge and other Maine ports to destinations including Boston New York Providence and Philadelphia. Mentions numerous ships captains owners and seafarers with routes via Georges Ipswich Bay St John NB and various Atlantic ports. Wind is southerly fresh and thick with rough seas.

Millbridge Addie J Francis Portland Lincoln Wilson Inez Brown Boston Billow Wallace Calais Wiscasset Hope Haynes Newburyport Boxer Lewis Gloucester Soha Fannie W Freeman Edith Walen Georges Lucy Devlin Annie W Hodgdon Cora Greenwood Octavia Dow Agnes Downs J W Bradley Ipswich Bay Vineyard Haven Ellen Perkins Brown South Amboy Trenton Stanley Sands River New York Unison Wright Julia Baker Furbush Henry B Metcalf Tossett J Bsoarennne Stacy Bath John Beacham Gina Lizzie Guptill Pinkham Rockland Charles Heath Pendleton Fannie Butler Armstrong Bangor Humboldt Murphy Rockport James Barrett Prebble Gardiner Nettle Cushing Robinson Thomaston Viola May Fisher Hillsboro Newark Abel Parker Dean Lanesville Philadelphia Northern Light Harper Sullivan Emma Middleton Banks Smithtown Adam Kennedy Kennedy Washington, DC E H Furber Decastyo Gcaron Woods Hall Maud Bessie Connor St John Narragansett Pier Alaska Clark Machias Providence Swis Benedict Linscott Grace Webster Jewett Brave Dexter Clark Theall Maggie Ellen EF R Emerson Emilian Shaw Witch Hazel Oriole Walter Franklin Stephen Morgan Icha Billow Emery Rondout Kolon Libby Harbinger Phillips Silver Spray Mahoney Helen White Mary Day Pratt Silver Heels E Closson Haskell South Gardiner Olive Branch Farrell Light of the East Coulter Ellaworth Ellen Morrison R M Brookinus Small F Nelson Holbrook Cook Borden Lunt Deer Isle Susan l Ritchie J’erkins Ellen Maria Clay New Haven Orozimbu Warnock AL Mitchell Bunker Flora King Reed Susan Ross Rawley Pawtucket Magellan Irvin Harvey Win HsArcher Young Ellsworth Albany Mayflower George D Perry Flynn Schlaeht Speranza George H Ketchum Toledo St Lawrence

Freight and Charter Activity at New York Harbor May 9

Ocean freights show steadiness with higher rates for petroleum carriers and stronger grain demand at the steam berth. Includes cargoes to Liverpool London Glasgow and Bremen, with refined oil, grain, coal, and logs moving on steamers and sailing ships between New York, Saint John, Halifax, Rotterdam, Antwerp, and other ports. Major vessels include Minister Mayback Caledonia Maharajah N Palmer, and J W Wendt. notable cargos span grain oil coal and lumber.

New York Liverpool London Glasgow Minister Mayback Ger Bremen Caledonia Miramichi Maharajah Porto Rico Halifax Palmer Nor Hauburg J W Wendt Antwerp Emma G Scammell St John Newport Bark Sentinel Tralee Alice M Clarkige Rotterdam John Hickman Olaniwery Isaiah KK Stetson St Marc Logwood Allston Perth Amboy Boston Annie M Dickerson Athens Maggie Todd Nassau Lamos Brunswick Jacksonville Mary F Godfrey Charleston

Shipping Movements from the Aberdeen and Belfast Lines

Sailed May 7 from Aberdeen Clans bound for America. Agulhas reported April 16 with bark Samuel D Carl Freeman Singapore for New York. Belfast Ar May 7 vessel Vancouver Br Durkee St John NB (not previously). Bremien Ar May 5 bark Kings County Br King man Philadelphia.

Aberdeen Clans America Agulhas Samuel D Carlton Freeman Singapore New York Belfast Vancouver Durkee St John Bremien Kings County Kingman Philadelphia

Sailed May dates and ships depart to Atlantic routes

Shipping notices list multiple vessels sailing from ports including Bristol Cardiff Falmouth and London with ships such as Annie M Law, Karoo, Lathiea, Ida, City of Livepool, Susanne, Bertha, Elise and Otranto bound for New York New Orleans Quebec St Johns Halifax Pensacola and Genoa.

Bristol Charlotte and Anna Kruger Wilmington Cardiff Annie M Law Prout Rio Janeiro Karoo Munro London James Stafford Reynolds New York Lathiea Boyd Falmouth Ida Fesenfeldt Galveston Greenock City of Livepool McCarthy Quebec Ghent Chigneote Knowlton Havre Susanne Zinke New Orleans Londonderry Satlea Bertha Naneveld St Johns Arcturus Smith St John Elise Middlesborough Cardiganshire McKechnie Montevideo Royal Visitor Halifax Newcastle Otranto Penarth Lydia Skobela Dunning Swinemunde Pensacola Amsterdam ARIFA Fede Ital Liffredi Philadelphia Genoa

Maritime Notices From A Troubled Transatlantic Route

Fragmentary ship notices list Harveat Keen from London to New York on April 23 with coordinates lat 4 lon 3g and Thark Gloria bound for Liverpool on April 25 at lat 43. Bark Glynwood under Williams sails Darien for Rhyl on April 22 at lat 42 lon BD. Schisaac with Tillyer Smuth listed near Chesa cake on May 5 off Smith's Island as the schooner Pund from New York to Charleston.

Harveat Keen, Ly London New York Thark Gloria Mobile Liverpool Bark Glynwood Williams Darien Rhyl Schisaac Tillyer Smuth Smith's Island Charleston

Notice to Mariners buoys removed marking wrecks

The Office of US Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District Philadelphia announces removal of buoys marking wrecks of the David Lee and the G H Bent in Delaware Bay and Delaware Breakwater Harbor near Sleebreaker. Removed by order of the Lighthouse Board. JJ Read, Com UBN, Inspector Fourth District.

Office US Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District Philadelphia David Lee Delaware Bay Delaware Lighthouse Board JJ Read UBN Fourth Lighthouse District

Maritime Notes Aport Report From Various Ports

Boston reports Amelia Schmidt arriving from Georgetown with a log 60 feet long. Boston City loses a plate to ice near Portland and is patched. Fall River notes Sir Alfred Bradtrook grounded at low tide and leaking six feet in hold. Charlottetown reports Such Four Sisters wrecked near St Peters Bay. no salvage or insurance. Norfolk tugs head to Wyanoke. Benison cargo being discharged. New London Nassau bought for coal trade conversion. Philadelphia brig Venturer reports a derelict bark adrift. Quebec Alwein bound for upper lakes to be cut in Montreal. San Francisco San Pablo stranded and on fire. Bath launches cement bark Allen in Pacific trade. Delaware Breakwater Elizabeth moved. Key West Elilda leaking. Grace Gower with foremast damage. Darien Lindesnaes likely to come off with rising tide. London Egyptian Monarch arrives with bow hole. Thomaston sells Louisa Smith for lime business. Urda Maroim distressed and condemned. Edith Sheraton arrives after lightening cargo. Elise leaky and on slip. Elise and William cargo movements noted.

Marine Notes Boston Amelia P Schmidt Georgetown Boston City Portland Liverpool St Johns Fall River Sir Alfred Bradtrook Norfolk Charlottetown Pel Rustica Halifax St Peter's Bay Nettie Comimodore Fat Chappell & Co Long Island Bragaw’s Quebec al Wein Clyde Montreal Upper Lakes San Francisco San Pablo Turnabout Island Bath New England Shipbuilding Cement S © Allen Holmes & Co Thompson Honolulu Pacific Coast Delaware North America Elizabeth Lee Key West Elilda Anderson Pascagoula Tortugas Grace Gower, Hines New York Tampico Darien Lindesnaes Ingvardsen Southampton Srom London Harrison Falmouth William

Sails and arrivals from diverse foreign ports

Shipping news lists vessels sailing May from New York and other ports to Antwerp Kingston San Francisco San Pedro Jamaica Vera Cruz and more. Entries include bark Harold Farl Claribel delta ships and steamers with destinations Kingston Jamaica and extended voyages, plus numerous domestic port movements and cleared voyages to European and Caribbean ports.

Nan Yorke Harold Farl Antwerp Toelue Fields Aie Meee Claribel New York Kingston Eos Boted Acon Ghaetioe Hebains Castle Nsw San Francisco San Pedro Suardenas Crea Skagen Mesen Bowart Teat Ntee Rute Arenan Eeepe Anny Sentie Han Ate Ware Snteakwater Henry Warner Paine Dela- Cee Fm Te Condon St Jago Abhens Liverpool Manhattan Stevens Vera Crustantrena Aene Ranh Tuum Net Statee Oraa Davey Glasg _ Clenfuetos Saturnina Cain Benger Martha Reid Jones Ratron Havantocean Pines New Yorke Jon Purves Small Philadelphia Kensett Martinique Bacawell St Pa Manzanilla Ada Psould Henrahan Charles Burnshire Steele Vera Cruz Cohen Gaditano Gaibarien Alaska Robertson Nannie Taa Peney Peers Reek Anghae—Ijn Por Are Alex Yeats Dunham Anna Peters Wilmington

Various 19th century ships sailing from New York and Caribbean ports

The list records numerous vessels sailing under British and American flags from New York, Virginia, and Caribbean ports to destinations including Santo Domingo, Havana, and San Juan. Entries note ships such as Fiat bark Edmu and Phinney and brig Cora Green, with dates from April to May, and ports including Guantanamo, Guadeloupe, and Halifax.

Hatteras ST Jago Cuba Golf Haroldiné Tibbetts New York Guantanamo Ae Jago Bencroy Philadelphia ST John Birman Wood Smmith Montevideo Jumbo Welch Svh Playfair Adams Druid Wilcox Nellie Bruce He Thrasher Diane Rayne Mex Lothe Mills Aspinwal Cazones Leonora Monroe Sachs HG Ids Table Bay Barks Famiglia Massa Pensacolas Vanadis Roosgren Pensacolla Victoria Triumph McLean Halifax Zaza Roger Druey Delay

Mail Schedules From Boston and New York May 11 12

Shipping and mail routes listed for agents in New York and Boston. It details sailings on May 11 and 12 for destinations including the Netherlands Great Britain Ireland Belgium and Netherlands via Rotterdam Weirta Devonia Pavonia and Carroll steamships with times in the afternoon and morning and routes to Halifax Sierra Leone West Africa and other points.

Netherlands Rotterdam New York Alty Great Britain and Ireland Belgium Southampton Weirta Scotland Glasgow Devonia Great Britain St. Pierre and Miquelon Halifax Carroll Boston Ohdioo Sierra Leone Cape Coast Elmina Accra Addah West Africa Cumbrian Saturdy Ceva Cevsavet Daave

Name From Date Agents Canadian Glasgow April 18 4 & A Allan

Names and dates listed with ports and agents across multiple locations including Glasgow Liverpool Yarmouth Hull London Antwerp and Rome. Entries reference due dates in May and various firms such as Baracoa Dock Sanderson Furness and Henderson Bros.

Glasgow Allan Manitobama Allan Balde Baracoa Hardin Yarmouth Yarmouth G Hall & Venetian Liverpool Thayer & Line Stockham City London Furness Martello Hull Sanderson & Son New York Italy Jd Hurst Wisconsin Underhill Belgenland Antwerp Wright & S France Hurst Suevia Hamburg Knnhardt & Co City of Rome Henderson Bros

Saturday May 11 and 12 travel schedule listings

Destinations include London to Yarmouth sailing at 10.00 AM with Furness and J G Hall & Co. On May 12 Pavonia sails from Liverpool at 10.30 AM with Alex Martin Norman. Philadelphia connections at 3.00 PM for Manitoban and Glasgow departures at 10.00 AM with H and A Allan.

Ae Name Destinat Sat Agents Borderer London C Furness Yarmouth G Hall & Co Pavonia Liverpool Alex Martin Norman Phil’d'phia E B Sampson Manitoban Glasgow Allan

Shipping Schedules From Berlin and Liverpool Ports May 1

Saturday listings from Berlin and Liverpool show early morning departures for multiple vessels. Firms including Wright & Sons Devonia Glasgow Henderson Bros, V H Brown, Louis de Bebian, J B Ismay, Kunhardt & Co, Funch Edge, Oeirichs & Co, and others mark sailings to Havre Hamburg Bremen Rotterdam Stettin and more with times around 6.00 to 6.80 AM.

City of Berlin Liverpool Wright &Sons Devonia Glasgow Henderson Bros Htraria H Brown&Co la Gascogne Havre Louis de Bebian Republic Ismay Rhadtia Hamburg Kunhardt & Co Rotterdam Funch, Edge&c Werra Bremen Oeirichs & Co Slavonia Stettin

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