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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1888

Page

5

Castle Island Veto Sparks Park and Defense Debate

Washington May 20 A veto blocks a Boston castle island park plan amid War Dept objections citing defense needs. General Collins expects White House talks to sway the President. Senate schedules pension bills fisheries treaty and labor department moves with a looming tariff clash as Republicans debate Mills bill substitutes.

Washington Castle Island Boston Secretary of War Engineer Department Army Collins White House War Department Endicott Professor Bache General Totten Admiral Davis Senate Department of Labor Montana North Dakota Appropriations Committee Iadion House Legislative District of Columbia

Completion of Mills bill features and Gray home

The 1867 tariff and free sugar provision plus Mills bill administrative features near completion. Justice Gray's house at Sixteenth and I streets will be ready soon but not occupied until next month. Colonel and Mrs Anderson hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Nathan Appleton and Miss Emma Thursby last night.

Mr. Mills Justice Gray Sixteenth and I Streets Anderson Nathan Appleton Emma Thursby

Straws From State Street Shows Markets Quiet on Saturday

Markets were lifeless amid a split between Chicago with winter wheat and Standard Oil with easy money. New York & New England showed strength, and a quiet note suggests New England groups control New York, New Haven & Hartford. A French broker heads to Europe for advantageous links. Richmond & West Point Terminal aims for a two thirds vote at Richmond. Kansas City issues high building permits. Canadian Pacific reports heavy emigrant traffic and opens a Vancouver hotel amid a Vancouver real estate boom following Port Moody’s shift. CAPE Cop.

New York Associated Banks Chicago Standard Oil Company New York New England Standard Oil New York, New Haven & Hartford Canadian Pacific Port Moody Vancouver Phoenix Cape Cop

Boston Opera Review Fra Diavolo Shines On Chorus And Soloists

The Bostonian performance of Fra Diavolo features Miss Corden as Zerlina with warm, restrained singing though lacking Brilliance. Barnabee and Huntington excel as Lord Allcash and Lady Allcash, while Macdonald struggles in rn Diavolo. Poachers matinee stars Mena Cleary, who sings with charm and clarity. Remaining season lists Bohemian Girl Fatinitza Mignon and The Poachers with cast details.

Bostonians Fra Diavolo Miss Corden Zerlina Mr. Barnabee Miss Huntington Zerlian Miss Huntigton Macdonald Rn Diavolo

Irish Night At Boston Theatre Delights Audiences

A four singer and one pianist Irish program at the Boston Theatre drew strong crowds. Amanda Farris, Atalie Claire, Charles Balett, William Ludwig of the National Opera Company performed with pianist F. Dulcken under Ludwig's direction. The recital featured many Moore, Balfe, Wallace, Lover, and Ingram pieces, with Ludwig’s The Wearing of the Green receiving the loudest applause. Other highlights included Mollie Bawn, Who Fears to Speak of 98, By Killarney's Lakes and Rills, The Young May Moon, and Savouarneen Cheelish. The top numbers included The Minstrel Boy and Let Me Like a Soldier Fall, and the quartet shone on O, the Days Are Gone. A separate benefit for Boston correspondent Frank N. Scott featured D. L. White's orchestra and numerous artists, including Miss Anna Sherwood Crain and Theo Bendix.

Boston Green Isle Amanda Farris Atalie Claire Charles Balett William Ludwig National Opera Comany F. Dulcken Ludwig Moore Balfe Wallace Lover Ingram Mollie Bawn Claire Killarney Rills May Moon Miss Farris Mr. Massett Frank N. Scott New York Dramatic News Grand Opera House D. L. White Hawthorne Anna Sherwood Crain New York City Charles D. Blake Theo Bendix Will A. Cushing James A. Gilbert Mme. Fournier- Wyse Greta Roosen Kila Wakefield Jennie Castleberg DeCarlton Minnie Emery

Music Hall Promenades Open With Kneisel Orchestra

The Music Hall season opens Wednesday evening with an orchestra of fifty under Franz Kneisel. The program includes the Tannhäuser march, Lassen Fest overture, Bilse polka, El Turia waltz, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, Liszt string selections, Rubinstein Bal Costume, Saint-Saëns La Jeunesse Hercule, a Moazkowsky serenade, and other numbers. Prices follow the usual scale, 25 cents admission with a few reserved seats at 25 cents extra.

Franz Kneisel Lassen Liszt Rubinstein Saint-Saéns

Critics Review in May Number of English Illustrated Magazine

The piece surveys the May issue with notices of Saintsbury on Sydney Smith and a portfolio of articles by James and Balzac. It weighs Fiske on Balzac, Brownell on French provincialism, and Schuyler on Bulgaria, plus histories of Central America and ethics in economics.

Mr. Saintsbury Sydney Smith Colonies United States The Dales Yorkshire Henry James Stephen Wheeler J. Fraser Flaubert Balzac M. Guy de Maupassant John Safford Fiske New Princeton Review House of the Lamia Mr. Fiske Fiske W. CU. Brownell Brownell Arnold Hamerton France Hastings England Eugene Schuyler Bulgaria Barrios Guatemala Washington Gladden Roberts Bion Moschus Swinburne Fishin Jimmy

Pennsylvania Idea on Tariff Revenue Pocketing by Iron Interests

A letter to the editor argues the 1860s tariff favored Pennsylvania iron masters. It claims duties of 80 to 100 percent on so called extra irons, diverting revenue to private pockets. Crawford Nightingale of Ashmont Dorchester cites Corliss Cornett Nightingale and others as authorities and urges public proof on record.

Boston Board of Trade Corliss & Th Ut Cornett & Nightingale W. Jesson & Ives Providence ‘Tool Company Henri-Martini Cornett New York Evening Post Bfore Congress Crawford Nightingale Ashmont Dorchester

Marriages In This City May 16 to May 17

Reports several marriage notices: William H. Collins weds Minnie Chapman. Joseph E Penney wed by Rev Phillips Brooks. John J. Parks weds Annie A Beaton. George D Sawyer weds Sophia V Spindler. Lewis Jacob Steinhelber of Ashland Tenn marries Jane Garland of Philadelphia.

Death notices from Roxbury to Galena span May 12 to 19

Obituaries record multiple individuals with dates and places of death including Emma Chapin Roxbury May 12 Julia Curry Lowell May 19 Melvina Dearborn Allston May 18 Nelson Lloyd Derby Oak May 11 Edward H. Fennessy Newton Centre May 19 Andrew B. Wile National City May 14 Seth Partridge Galena May 4 Charles L. Smith Boston May 18 James H. Whitman Boston May 19. Funeral details given for several, with flowers note for two.

Elias Hasket Trinity Church Fennessy Newton Centre Edward H. Fennessy Cedar Street National City Cal Andrew B. Wiie Morrison Berea Philindia P. Morrison Nathaniel Morrison West Somerville Partridge Galena Ill Seth Partridge Holland Mass Smith Charles L. Smith William H. Allen Commonwealth Avenue Whitman James H. Whitman

Chief Justice Fuller Replies to Pine Tree Club Card

Chief Justice M W Fuller thanks the Pine Tree State Club for its congratulation. He notes appreciation for the reference to Chief Justice Weston and his own earlier years and career. The letter is dated Chicago May 15 1888 and signed M W Fuller with S K Hamilton, Boston, Mass listed as recipient.

M. W. Fuller Pine Tree State Club Chicago Weston S. K. Hamilton Boston Mass

New England Woman Suffrage Meeting Dates Noted

The twentieth annual meeting opens Tremont Temple Monday May 28 at 7 30 pm and continues Tuesday morning and afternoon in the Meionaon followed by an anniversary festival in Music Hall Wednesday with addresses by prominent suffragists and reformers. On Thursday May 24 the Keene N H homestead of the late James B Elliot will be sold at auction details via George B Elliot 209 Washington Street Boston.

Keene N. H James B. Elliot Main Street New England Ashuelot Connecticut Dublin Boston New York George B. Elliot Washington Street James H. Elliot Broadway New England Woman Suffrage Association Tremont Temple Meionaon Music Hall Frederick Douglass Laura Ormiston Chant Zerelda G. Wallace Mary A. Livermore Lucy Stone Henry Blanchard I. A. Hinckley Clara Barton Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony Charles G. Ames Henry B. Blackwell Mary F. Eastman William Lloyd Garrison, Jr Philip Moxom L. Edwin Dudley Ednah D. Cheney Elizabeth of Chace J. W. Hamiton A. A. Miner Oston T Theatre Eugene Tomlins Bostonians Janey Meg Actors’ Fund Globe Theatre John Stetson Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Superior Court A. D Warren Hill County of Boston Post Jos A. Willard Jos. A. Willard Moronnon Tremont St Tuesda Washingtont Thomas J. Barry

Amusements multiple venues listing shows tonight

The city’s theatres present Jim the Penman at Park Theatre and The Highest Bidder at the ad LIS Street venue, Mazulin at Globe Theatre, Monsieur at Boston Museum, The Bostonians at Boston Theatre, Variety and Burlesque at Howard Atheneum, Under the Gaslight at Rider House, Battle 3 at Cyclorama, Battle of Gettysburg at Tremont Street, and Christ Entering Jerusalem at Horticultural Hall.

Globe Theatre Boston Musem Monsieur Boston Theatre The Bostonians Howard Athaenavum Ath Reader House NBI Tremont Street Tremoy Ulorea Gettysburg Horticultural Hall Christ Jerusalem

Auction Sales Tuesday Real Estate and Miscellany

Auction notices set for Tuesday include real estate handled by Samuel Hatch & Co at noon and property listed by L Fosters Morse at 3 p.m. The day features real estate and miscellaneous items for sale as announced by Samuel Hatch & Co and Morse.

Samuel Hatch & Co L. Fosters Morse

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