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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1889

Page

3

Diseases Caught from Butcher's Meat in The Nineteenth Century

The Nineteenth Century for September features Dr Behrend on tuberculosis deaths in England and calls for sharper scientific investigation. It reviews Italy Drifting, Das I Garde Dragoner Regiment, What Next in Egypt, and essays by Octavia Hill and others on charity, religion, and liberalism with Wordsworth and Minto in later pieces.

Italy Marchese Alfiere di Sostegno Cavour Das I. Garde- Dragoner Egypt Edward Dicey C.B Russia Germany France Turkey Europe Octavia Hill Great East End Ondon Rome Canon Perry George WV. E. Russell Gladstone John Morley Russell Knight Wordsworth Minto Renee

Controversial Essays in Contemporary Review Highlight Egypt and Gladstone

The September Contemporary Review surveys Lugard on Egypt and reforms under British rule, contrasts with Dicey, and notes essays on Nyassa slave traders, South Africa aborigines, and Mr Gladstone. It critiques Archdeacon Farrar, Freeman in Sicily, Copernicus verses, and reviews several political and literary pieces with an emphasis on Home Rule and imperial federation.

F. D. Lugard Mr. Dicey England Egypt T. P. O’connor Gladstone Archdeacon Farrar Freeman Sicily Copernicus Aubrey de Vere Michael Field Principal Donaldson George Howell M.P Turkey E. A. Freeman Switzerland Austria Hungary Mr. Gladstone Mr. Freeman Belgium France Germamany Professor Dowden Coleridge E. B. Lorin Assion Paul Neumann

Massachusetts 1849 Legislature Reunion at Parker House

The Massachusetts Legislature of 1849 held a reunion at the Parker House last evening and reviewed the events of forty years over a dinner. Ex-Governors Boutwell and Claflin, Senator Dawes, Judge Covens, and Judge Keyes of Concord attended. The gathering was informal and reminiscent in tone. General Banks, the only other surviving member known, could not attend due to ill health.

Massachusetts Parker House Boutwell Claflin Dawes Covens Judge Keyes Concord General Banks

Literary notes announce new hires and magazine previews

Mr Charles H Ames joins D A Heath and Co at 5 Somerset after Amherst College and years with Osgood and Prang Educational. Belfords Magazine October features Reed, Davis, Boynton war article, plus The Devil's Anvil by Mary Kyle Dallas and many English Illustrated pieces. The English Illustrated Magazine expands format and prints The Ring of Amasis by the Earl of Lytton in October.

Charles H. Ames D. A. Heath & Co Somerset Street Ames Amherst College James R. Osgood & Co Prang Educational Company Belford Congressman Reed Maine Jefferson Davis H. V. Boynton Mary Kyle Dallas Princess Christian Hon Ghee Earl of Dunraven Dancey England Tom Brown Earl of Lytton

Catalog of books and publishers listed for sale

A long catalog of titles and authors with publishers across New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and other cities. Notable items include works by F. H. Costellen Alan Dale H N Chute Elisha Benjamin Andrews Oliver Optic Tolstoi and Bret Harte plus readers for children and students.

Boston D. C Death & Co Little Baron Trump Ingersoll Lockwood George Wharton Edwards Lee & Shepard Institutes of Economics Elisha Benjamin Andrews D.D Silver, Burdett & Co Gustavus Vasa Paul Barron Watson Little, Brown & Co Oliver Optic Ellen O. Peck Francis Blake Crofton Philadelphia Hubbard Bros Gudrun Mary Pickering Nichols Houghton, Mifflin & Co Massachusetts Willian H. Whitmore Dedlow Marsh Bret Harte Houghton, Mittin & Co Grandmother Grey Kate Tannat

Cowles Art School Starts Seventh Season At Dartmouth Street

The Cowles Art School enters its seventh season at 145 Dartmouth Street in the new Studio building. Following a triumph of last May’s exhibition, the school projects continued success with a solid program and scholarships for top progress makers, offering quality training at reasonable prices.

Cowles Art School Dartmouth Street

Abolitionist Reunion to Be Large and Noted

At last evening's committee meeting correspondence indicated Monday's reunion will be sizable with many aged attendees. The Lynn Flutchinson family will perform old anti slavery songs. sessions begin 11 00 morning 2 30 afternoon and 7 30 evening. Free to all with public turnout expected across all times.

Committee On the Reunion of Flutchinson Lynn

Paine's Furniture Offers Student Friendly Room Outfit

Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street promotes a student friendly room outfit this week. The ad touts a combination of furniture pieces desired by college men with prices described as especially low for students.

Paine Canal Street

Shipping Mails Dispatches From Boston at Sept 21

From Boston on September 21 steamship routes listed include Truxilio to New Orleans, Pizzati aboard at 7.30 PM for Costa Rica via Port Limoi, Foxhall to New Orleans at 7.30 PM, Halifax to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, Sama ria to Great Britain and Ireland with multiple departures at 11.00 AM and 4.30 AM.

Truxilio Pizzati New Orleans Rg Gerla Ia Ssb Costa Rica Port Limoi 1 Foxhall Nova Scotia Newfoundland Halifax

Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco September 80

Notices detail mail closings for Society Islands via Tropic Hird, and for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies via Gallic, with depart dates in October. It lists Australia New Zealand Samoa and Hawaiian Islands service via Alameda, closing dates in Oct. Letters for Pacific steamers should be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.

Society Islands Tropic Hird San Francisco Bas'on Ofice Rea Bout Japan Shanghai Hong Kong the East Indies British India Straits Settlements Iam Dutch East Indies San Jancisco Gallic Boston Australia New ‘Zealand Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda Eh Ieee

Shipping News: Hurricane Impacts and Arrivals at Boston

The Boston port reports a hurricane wind from the west southwest affecting several steamers. The Oxenholme sustained damage including a smashed lifeboat and skylight, while the Sif Gen Whitney and many others arrive or depart with various freight and ballast. A large fleet of steamers, brigs, and schooners are noted off and passing by with multiple vessels cleared for distant ports.

Samaria Hewitson Liverpool Alex-Martin Scandinavian Park Glasgow H& A. Allan Flamborough Fraser Port Antonio Jam Boston Fruit Company City of Lincoln Fry London Furness Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Sunshine Griffinbicton Lockport Hatheway & Co Nellie Blanche Lyons Canning Delong & Seaman Nell Br Perry St John Delay Bear River JG Hall & Co Eunice , Newcomb Hughes Sydney Harvard H Hovey Forsyth SJ Golding Kennebec Collins Bath H Hyde Tremont Donovan Portland Williams Venonscot Ingraham Bangor Calvin Austin J B Manning Birdsall Baltimore Doane & Co Boothbay Wilmington Walter Friend & Co Jamaica State of Maine E A Barke Lone Star Mary Witridge Philadelphia Rose Lones Valparaiso Barkentine Henry Warner Cayenne Brigstraze Cadiz Edith Elmina WCA Schs Anna Kranz Wiliam L Burroughs John B. Manning B W Morse Johns Stroup Highland Light Sunset Wind Freach Frostvurg F Crockett Rudolph Bownd Kya D Hall Wm L Downes G M Brainerd Henry © Winship Mary F Fike Annie W Parker LG Rabe J Gilmore Lleanora van Dusen

Slow charter market as tonnage lags demand in Boston

Boston reports slow business across chartering branches though on hand orders exceed available tonnage. Ice trades hold at prior rates. coal activity is quiet with unchanged quotations. Several vessels quoted for Demerara, Buenos Ayres, Rosario, Aruba, and Port of Charlottetown, with lumber, ice, and general cargo movements noted along the Atlantic seaboard and Kennebec routes.

Boston South America Bibber James Lowell Ortland Buenos Ayres Rosario M. Seir Alice Meonald Demerara Warkentine Henry Warner Cayenne J A Horsey Lence West Inpigs Canadian Hayti and Back Charses Aruba Edith Elmina Wca Brivish Provinces Hichlander Sydney Charlottetown Pei Elizabeth Ann Cape Lreton Sarah A Townsend St Johns Regina St Pierre Mig CoastWisk Portland Glen Cove Oliver Ames South Gardiner New York Agnes E Manson New Kennebec Washington Howard Smith Philadelphia ES Lee M Jilabbard Baltimore Adam Kennedy Harry Measer William H Oler Joshua Baker St Simons Norfolk Kennebse Bangor Luropsvark Teresa Lo Vito Cares Petroletum Hiladelphia Palermo Sovra Ammerica Gleneidas Wolfe San Francisco Cork United Kingdom Havre Antwerp Whistron Prince Edward Saine

Maritime arrivals and sailings from ports worldwide to New York and beyond

A dense list of sailings and ship movements on Sept 18 19 20 from Antwerp Algor Bremen Pordea ux Bahia Blanca Cork Elba Glasgow Hong Kong Hamburg LIVERAGOL London Melville and other ports. Vessels include brigs barks steamers and ships such as La Flandre Lydia Hermann Noordlands Siberian Mabel Antoinette Italy Pawnee Lero Marco Polo Ohio and City of Madras among others with destinations New York Philadelphia Baltimore St John Montreal Quebec Darien Rio Janeiro Newcastle and Malaga.

Antwerp Ponemah Brisco Iquique la Flandre Belg Smit New York Lydia Perry J 1 Smith Tingley Algor Kay Caller Ou Sonter Bremen Hermann Ger Baltimore Pordeaux Pauillae Chateau Lafite Bergen Achilles Nor Dahl Perth Amboy Bahia Blanca Piskataqua Esdale Portland Cork Arklow Pye St John Elba Noordlands Berg Philadelphia Glasgow Siberian Montreal Hong Kong Mabel Snow Newcastle Nsw Hamburg Leopoldshall Brandt Liveragol Antoinette Robertson Italy London Huano Hoyer Quebec Monyvevideo City of Madras Malaga Pawnee Moville Ethiopia Porman Lero Rotterdam Chester Moorish Prince Astoria Sam O'Shanter Patterson San Francisco Bangor Empress Kendall Cottage City Emerson Gott Charlotte Bluck Pendleton Omaha Dorr Cambridge Boson J B Knowles Pickering Marblehead Lagle Peck Newburyport 20Th Louise Hastings Hutchins Adeline Wentworth Boston Seaflower Bates Young Lynn Lacey P Miller Homer John’s SC ‘Tryon Caswell Mt Desert Aldine OM Merritt Wylie Salon Rockland May Queen Grant Belfast Katie Hall Stimson Green’s Landing N J Miller Salem Mary Lee Kockland George Thurston Dobbin Winnihaven Charlotte Morgan Globe, Marshall Laltimore Napier Girgenti Strathairly St Jago Dom Pedro J Benson Navassa Samuel B Vrooman Wilmington Kathleen Mackay Rochefort Assyria Spital Glascow Pirate Graham Port Antonia Simpson Liverpool Halls Hinsch Dorchester Howes Seis George M Adams Standish Amanda C Varker Lee Erastus Wiman Bennett Wm Crane Sehs City of James D Dowell Geo McFadden Amanda C Parker Bath Jennie Wnulbert Morang Pbaltimore Everett Webster Whitmore Bostun J H Mather Sloan Elizabeth A Buaiziey Townsend Katie J Barrett McLeol Wruaswick Joseph Souther Barter Annie Batchelder Gardner H . J Blenderman Cavilier Chatham Mass Sarah W Lawrence Horth Frostburg Burke Lone Suir Mary Whitridge Minnie Wasp Scanton Aloany Davota Dutch Island Harbor Scis Iinterprise, Cole, Scarbrook Clark Jerry Look Cramimer Walter Helen Leighton Cottrell Haskell Carne Strong Strong Fanny & Jay Mehaffey South Amboy AH Hurlburt Farnum Rondout Fred Jackson Littlefield Willie L Newton Coombs Mary Sands Lewis Hoboken Wood Holly Franklin Nickerson Marshall Fort Liberty Quincy Point Cb Wood Stanley Perti Amboy Milton Forest City Jones Salve & Ludlam Higby Dover Cariie L Wix Cora Green Edgartown Sch Fleet Wing Maddox Fall River Mabel L Phillips Eva T Gandy Somerset Wm T Collins Fortress Monroe Frank M Howes Galveston Arrowgate Georgetown Childe Manton Lydia M Deering Hamilton Gloucester Edward Grover F Wromans Amy Hamson Georges Ralph Hodgdon Quero Canopus Jennie Seaverns Agnes E Downs F A Rockliff Edith Conley Ellen Lincoln Seining Tubal Cain Marsina Christie Campbell Mary L Harty Santa Nelson Shore Samuel Lewis New Haven Jennie Howard Providence Fillmore Kennebec J W Hine Deer Isle J J Little Lanesville Laura Robinson Bay View Triton Stony Brook Onsel Hyannis Vulcan Clinton Wilson Lortland Ida WDUD Webber Vet Cruz Genevieve Haley King’s Ferry Pla Jciia Fowler Jacobs Hayui Linah C Kaminski Woodbury Brunswick Mary C .Decker Wicks Darien Charleston Ben Cruachan Rio Janeiro Jennie Parker Buenos Ayres Brazil Mauritius Arcidua Cape Town Scud St Pierre Marisch Jutia Fowler Aquin Mary Culmer Nassau la Bourgogne Franzel Havre Aurania McKay Lasselle Randle de Nuyter Arpten Aukathor Bruin Lisbon Airlie Calcutta Fayal Soransen Stockholm Gibson Port Mulgrave Pictou Hattie C. Stewart Hillsboro Glenera McNeil Sam Weller Harris Mary Standish Lliggins FA Tike Noble Mathew Vasser McLean W D Mangam KE Rudolph A L Crockett Pocahontas Portsmouth Port Townsend Edward O’brien Taylor San Pedro Alaska Parker Palestine Hayden Godfrey Dabel Charles B Kenney Rice Melborne Banning Apia Philadelpita—Ar Goldsboro O'Neil Richmond Rattleslake Reed Schs Watchful Hern Norfolk John A Griffin Savannah Kedron Rio Sandiro Sandy Hook Lizzie Chadwick Hans & Kurt Euphemia Cann Atalanta Pedersen Katie G Robinson TW Dunn McFarland Turks Island Falcon Hughes Port Antonio Shin McLaurin Little Hiogo Benj Gartside Sharp Newport Jonathan Bourne Hardy Saiem John A Curtis Williams Look Out Crane Wilson’s Point St Thomas Kelley Tay Hulbert Saco Mary Elmsden Kate Bb Ogden Edgers Delaware Port Mary C Decker Del Joshua Lovett Barges Rebena Joel Cook Richard Peterson Durke Bay Fundy Spring Bird Cameron N B Amelia Ireland Evans Hiladelphia Geo H Holden Pinkham Sullivan Spa Eva Leonard Robbins Fall Tiver Berkshire Foster Saxon Sherman Lavinia Delaney Partes Mary Ellen Charleson Cola Spring HA ‘Taber Slocum Eaglet Holmes Port Liberty American Eagle Rosea Trenton KM & I Oakley Newman H Watford Carson Amboy Wim Magee Pearsall Lbelow Albert W Smith Belle Hardy Maggie Dalling Dalling Horizon Leez Pertil Gate City Googins Stonington Conn Scis Niley W H French Sisson Port Johnson

Ocean shipping list of ships and voyages from 1800s port data

A dense list of ships including Nebo Chivers bound from New York to Sydney Aug 1 with coordinates 16 N 52 W, Patterdale fupman Iron Antwerp to Portland Sept 10 44 N 16 W, Shin Georg from Hamburg to New York Sept 18 off Nantucket, Speranza from Hamburg to Charleston Sept 10 48 N 46 W, William Hales from Boston to Ensenada Aug 21 16 N 32 W, Charles Cotenworth from Liverpool to San Francisco Sept 12 50 N 15 W, Cheshire from New York to Chittagong Aug 21 33 N 38 W, Lewis Smith New York to Hamburg Sept 14 41 30, and additional vessels including brig painted green with red flag, brig Resultado from Thomas to Liverpool Sept 14 40 11 71 28.

Oxenholme Thomas Liverpool Warren & Co WSW Boston Light Sif Nor Luther C Ward Will Toad Valparaiso Social Braz Francesco Rio Grande Ao Sul Witi Gasier & Co Altamera Saunders Darien Carrie Strong Strong H J Cottrell Haskell Wesley Abbott Whisater Oceanus Young Milton Kennebec Wall Quincy Point C 2 Wood Stanley Helena Leighton Perth Amboy Lucey Hammond Fiona Tiverton Rands Corsen Corson South Atboy Sehs Crescent Mehaffey Abbot W Lewis Peak Rebecca Fiamata Diggins Hattie M Crowell Chase John Proctor Matheson Nellie W Craiz Rines Eilen Meolder Johnson Frank Iarrington Pressey Baltimore C . Cranmer Walton Colin C Baker Baker Philadelphia Swis Charles Raymond Stephen J Fooks Silver Heels Mark Lendleton Chromo Gracie D Ingrahm Georgie Erry Marion Silas MacLean Abraham Richardson Forest City Iret Jackson Eugenie Helen A Chase William Marshall Veeriess Wiff Green A & Perry M Brookings Haniba City of Kllsworth Edina 6Shaw Mary A Trainor Lady Anthui Annie Wickers R . Hart Viking Joseph Oakes Red Jacket Gov Hall Standard Marshiull Perrin Eagle Barkentine Nebo Chivers New York Sydney Nsw Patterdale Fupman Antwerp Portland Shin Georg Scholz Hamburg Nantucket Iark Speranza Petersen Charleston William Hales Buckley Boston Ensenada Charles Cotenworth Kitchen San Francisco Cheshire Crosby Chittagong Lewis Smith Jon Resultado Jones Lon

Navigational Notices Sailors Warn of W R Grace Obstruction

Cape Hope open reports spars of stranded ship W R Grace near the life saving station in about five fathoms of water blocking routes. Philadelphia announces light vessel No 44 replaced on station at Five Fathom Bank off New Jersey. Jamaica Morant Point Lighthouse changes to fixed white light for two to three weeks during apparatus erection, then resumes revolving light with one minute intervals.

Cape Helopen W R Grace Philadelphia Seacoast New Jersey Morant Point Jamaica

Wreck reports and ship changes from New England ports

The era’s shipping pages detail the Absecon NJ schooner J and L Bryan wreck at Breakwater valued at 8000 dollars with two survivors, Captain Frank E Dyer of Belfast buying controlling interest in the Millen schooner for 11000 dollars, and multiple salvage and rescue actions. Additional notes cover Cumberland and Bath region wrecks, coast guards, and vessels entering or leaving ports along Maine, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Delaware, including cargo, tonnage, and crew statuses.

Boston J and L Bryan Absecon Belfast Frank E Dyer Sdh MB Millen Savannah Is Millen Chelsea Mass Bangor Trinidad Bath Lowell George Fairfield Augusta Ife Capt Reed Dagana Reed N. Millaridge Joe Sawyer Addie Perkins Providence Wm Magee Conanicut Norfolk D H Miller Merchants & Miner’s Line J . Taylor Henry Clay Portland Newport Lemuel Dodge Block Island J W Anthony Hoboken Ellsworth Leeward Dodge Ranger Resolute Rockland J L Cotter St Johnsa Matinicus Rock Cotter Myrant Bradford George Colaon Bucksport New York Portiana Lewus Del Delaware Byron M Lyth R Dyer Alena Covert Richard T Green Green’s Dock Nettie Champion J D Robinson Timour R Grace Wm H Tantum Middletown Conn Thomas Keillor Schs Norena Maud Seward Addie G Isacon J F Becker Gertrude Mina Aikeid Bark Li Salvatore Henry M Clark Major Wim EL Fantum Lark Atalanta Hamburg Philadelphia Sarah A Clark Rehobeth Newcastle Tuy Bradley Maggie Andrews New Bedford Goose Island Garriden Hayti Falmouth Freeport Vertumnus ST John Herbert Apple River

Passenger arrivals and names listed aboard multiple ocean liners

The notice lists passengers arriving in Bremen New York Boston Havre and Liverpool aboard ships from Norddeutscher Lloyd Transatlantique Cunard with names including Miss EH Bartol Miss Alice Roberts Miss Moron Webster Miss F Weisserhoeft Foss Clarke Bhiases and more, noting origins from New York Boston and Houston among others.

Poston Bremen Orddeutscher Lloyd Steimer Iale New York EH Bartol Mias Alice Roberts Iielen Mor Webster F i

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