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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1888

Page

10

Book listings and series promotions in nature education

A fragment lists Nature Readers Seaside and Wayside and First Steps with American and British Authors, Three Kingdoms handbook, Elements of Practical Arithmetic and other educational works. Notes prices and publishers Boston New York and authors Ballard Payson Wright.

Nature Readers Julia McNair Wright Boston D. C Heath Albert F Bisisdell Lee & Shepard Price The

Book notes on Wordsworth Browning English history volume

The notice reviews Wordsworth Prelude edition with notes and a rambling intro, criticizing the editor’s biographical emphasis. It also highlights Browning's new sixteen volume works, and Green’s Short History of the English People revised by his wife, praising printing quality and editorial aids.

Wordsworth Sordello Green William Wordsworth A. G. George A.M. Boston D. C. Heath & Co Robert Browning New York Macmillan & Co John Richard Green Harper & Bros

Literary Notes on May Writer Features New Cassell Sunshine Series

The May Writer hosts James Parton on journalism as a profession for young men. Charles A. Dana offers Advice to Young Writers. Buckham critiques English of Miss Amelie Rives. Two shorthand items and frequent departments add interest. Cassell & Co announce The Veiled Beyond and Orion the Goldbeater in new Sunshine series. The June Popular Science includes The Effects of Moderate Drinking. Heath & Co publish Nature Readers Seaside and Wayside. Ticknor’s May includes Next Door and The Minister's Charge. Sylvester, Mackay, Goodwin, and Scheinwurth lead new titles with plates. Rabbi Schindler's Dissolving Views in History of Judaism in press.

James Parton Charles A. Dana New York Sun C. K. Nelson Amélie Rives James Buckham B. Alexander Boston New York Ledger Messrs. Cassell & Co Orion the Goldbeater Popular Science George Harley M.D Messrs, D. C. Heath & Co Nature Julia McNair Wright Ticknor Clara Louise Burnham New Plymouth John A. Goodwin J. A. Scheinwurth Normandy Brittany Venice Ravenna

Visiting Merchants Visit Boston For Merchants Week

The Boston Merchants Association and allied groups plan a week of events with a Wednesday emphasis including a Faneuil Hall reception, a harbor excursion by Silas Peirce & Co, and a Music Hall entertainment. A full list shows merchants from Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and beyond signing to visit and register at 94 98 Federal Street.

Boston Merchants’ Association Paper Trade Association Dry Salters’ Club Fish Bureau, Druggists’ Association Fruit and Produce Exchange, Chamber of Commerce, Grocers’ Association Shoe and Leather Association Earthenware and Glassware Association Faneuil Hall Messrs Silas Peirce & Co Music Hall Boston George Hutchinson Federal Street Merchants’ Committee Allen E. H Bradford O. P Palmer Mass Adams H. D West Or N. H Aldrich L. F Barret L. J Barre Alexander H. T Sretel N. A C. E Lancaster Amsden Rollin Windsor Ayer C. J White’s Station Barney Bros Canaan Benson O. W Troy Baty, L Pennacook Bell W. H Beckwith & Co Middlebury Butterfield A. M Three Rivers Barnes Barnes, T Rochester Bassett & Crane Greenboro Baker W. G Ringfield Batchelder Newfane Bliss J. H Winchester Brewster Pittsfield Brigham C. W Brown, T. D. & Co Burleigh Laconia Brodie D. A Burlington Bailey M. J Irasburg Bridgeman Belchertown Bridgeport Burr M. L Bowen Cheshire Borden Bristol Bowen & Bro Peru St. Albans Rooks H. L Claremont N. Browne Ashland Briggs W. A Montpelier Burbank Barnet Bartlett A. W North Brookfield Bengie Charles Indian Orchard Jissell A. H Bellows Walls Bridgman Northampton Buchanan H. W Barton Landing Brown I. H Bellows Falls Burt Groton Corwin Clough G. D Charlestown Croaby F. S Ware Cook FE. P Springfield Collins M. B Turner Falls Cilley W. B Wolfeboro Faton Lyndon Ellis, W. B Ensign H. N Easthampton Forbes, C. P Greenfield Fuller, D. L Fairbanks St. Johnsbury Fairbanks, E Warren Fitz Brookfield Gates & Brown Gorham George W Gilmanton Iron Worka

Green Glass Bottles Tariff Unequal for American Bottlers

The article exposes a tariff flaw dating to 1883 that protects foreign bottlers of mineral waters by taxing empty green glass bottles far more than the bottles containing foreign waters. It notes Roscoe Conkling helped craft the clause, cites large imports by Fred de Bary & Co, and details Underwood Company of Maine pressing Congress to correct the imbalance with proposals for equal duties or duty drawbacks.

Roscoe Conkling Fred de Bary New York Fred de Bary & Co Mexico Congress Underwood Company Falmouth Falmourn Foresipe Europe Treasury Department Tun Underwood Company

West End Triumphs in Senate Fight on Key Bills Elevates Road Plan

In a busy general court session the West End triumphs as Senate defeats two house bills and advances an elevated road measure. Debates over land for state house expansion and pension claims highlight the day, with committees proposing funding and procedural changes. The House adjourns after a near quorum challenge as senators move to reconsider stalled railway and street legislation and set a framework for elevated transit.

West End Senate Boston Southworth Street Railway Committee Howe Meigs Elevated Railway Company Board of Railway Commissioners Supreme Court Suimmar

Methodist conference opens with colored delegates opposed to women

The Methodist Episcopal conference in New York opened with Bishop Bowman presiding. Delegate Knox proclaimed colored delegates oppose admitting women, then was told to sit down. Reports proposed a new Malaysian mission, and ecumenical conference planned for 1801 in the United States.

Methodist Conference New York Methodist Episcopal Conference Bowman Knox Thorborn Malacca Malay Islands Committee On Ecumenical Councils Methodists of Canada United States W. McIntyre Austin Conference J. C. Jackson Central Ohio

Mothers and Daughters Invited to Dorchester Talk

Mrs. Dr. Li. C. Kelle of Jamaica Plain will speak on What Every Mother Should Know of the Physiological Changes of Childhood and Adolescence in both Boys and Girls before the Dorchester branch of the Moral Educational Association on Wednesday May 16 at 2 30 p.m. in the parlors of Mrs. Charles H. Dodge Ashmont street Dorchester Mothers and daughters are cordially invited.

Li. C. Kelle Jamaica Plain Dorchester Moral Educational Association Charles H. Dodge Ashmont Street

Chicago to California railway opens luxurious Chicago Santa Fe line

A continuous Chicago to California rail link under the Atchison Topeka Santa Railroad now operates via the Chicago Santa Fe California extension. The Chicago to Kansas City segment features state of the art vestibule trains, Houston steam heating, and electric lighting. Trains are designed to prevent telescoping and burning, reducing accident risk.

Chicago California Atchison, Topeka & Santa Railroad Company Kansas City Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railway Houston

Boston House Passes Bills and Resolutions in Session

The House ordered articles passed to be engrossed including a bill to punish a second drunkenness offence by females, incorporation of the Presbytery of Boston trustees, Ellen G. C. Johnson resolution, support for MIT, and a plan to build facilities in Waltham for the Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded alongside related fiscal measures.

House Senate Messrs. Wyman Wharton Hyde Park Smith Athol Massachusetts School Fund Presbytery of Boston Ellen GC. Johnson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Waltham Massachusetts School

Massachusetts census reveals 1885 farm value and county ranks

The 1885 Massachusetts agricultural census reports total farm products at 47,756,083 gold dollars, with Worcester County first at 9,586,744 and Boston noted for dairy and greenhouse wealth. It details land values, crop totals, dairy output, fruit, and livestock, plus farm labor counts and wages.

Massachusetts Carroll D. Wright Worcester Middlesex Essex Berkshire Franklin Hampshire Hampden Bristol Norfolk Plymouth Barnstable Suffolk Dukes Nantucket Boston Commonwealth Wright Air Robert T. Swan Division of Agriculture Charles F. Pidgin William C. Hunt Bureau

Currency Without Money Debate in U S Senate

A letter to the editor discusses a Senate debate on a bill urged by Senator Farwell to issue 24 percent bonds for bank notes in exchange with public funds. Reagan and Stewart oppose the plan, arguing currency should reflect commodity money value, not debt. The writer warns money value mirrors global prices and England's advantage in trade.

England New York John Stuart Mill Farn 1 United States Senate Treasury Farwell Reagan Stewart Congress

Yachting Notes Change at Jeffrey's Point and Great Head

Yacht notes report changes at Jeffrey's Point East Boston Great Head and West Lynn with repairs and upgrades. The Eager shifts from sloop to cutter with new mast boom bowsprit and sails. ongoing clubhouse work adds new lockers and repairs. measurements for sails discussed. Speculation grows on how new rules will alter fleet standings.

Jeffrey’s Point Great Head West Lynn Jeffery York Great Head Yacht Club V. Colby Gloucester N. Colby Erminie Gracie

Second Hand Carriages Offered at Low Prices

A selection of used carriages offered in fine order includes a Ladies top phaeton with rumble an open phaeton with rumble a top buck wagon with pole and shafts an Alexandria cart a light rockaway with partition used lightly an English whitechapel cart full rockaways open stans hopes carryalls and more all in good condition and selling at low prices.

Alexandria

Water Tower Bid Notice for Mt Bellevue Boston

Sealed proposals addressed to the Boston Water Board for building a water tower at Mt Bellevue Ward 28 will be received until 12 m on Saturday May 26 1888 and publicly opened. Bids must state prices in writing and figures and be signed with a certified check for 1000 payable to the city of Boston. The Water Board may reject any or all bids. Boston May 12 1888.

Boston Water Board Mt. Bellevue Ward Boston City Hall Massachusetts Water Board The

Public hearing on Public Institutions management in City Hall

City Hall Boston March 10 1883 Committee on Public Institutions will hold a public hearing in the Common Council Chamber City Hall on Tuesday the 15th at 6 o clock p m regarding management of the Public Institutions from May 1 1876 to the present time OTIS EDDY Chairman of Committee

City Common Council Chamber City Hall Otis Eddy

Boston Assessors Notice on Property Tax Returns Due

The Assessors' Office in City Hall Boston issues a circular urging taxpayers to file property tax returns as early as possible before 2 p.m. Friday June 15. Secretary Joshua B. Duncklee signs the notice on behalf of the Board of Assessors.

Ciry Hall Boston Board of Assessors Joshua 8 Duncklee

For Sale Superior Pair of Family Horses

For sale a superior pair of family horses, dar dapple bay with black points, ages 6 and 7, about 1 hands high, weight 2800 lbs. They are good roadsters, well built for service, back shape short, hips smooth, carry heads well, can ride at 10 mph and show a promising gait. Both good single drivers. warranty of soundness and kindness or permit examination by a rec elinary surgeon. A Ws Davis, 80 2 and 61 Northampton Street.

Dardapple Bay Ws Davis Northampton Street

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