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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1888

Page

3

Rhode Island Election Outlook Day Before Polls

Providence reports mixed expectations for Rhode Island's election with no clear winner. Democrats predict victory and resilection of Governor Davis, while Republicans bank on a favorable Legislature and key picks, noting German support and campaign spend.

Providence Sprcrat Rhode Island Lapham Chace Davis Somme Judge Bradley Tait Slocum Smith

Canada to Reciprocate Free List for Natural Products

Ottawa expects a proclamation placing certain natural products on the Canadian free list aligning with Congress in Washington. The note from Sir Lionel West confirms U S reciprocity hopes. Lumber exports to the United States in the last three months total $306,902, up 21 percent from last year.

Ottawa Ont Congress Washington Lionel West Canada United States

Convicts in the flames at Friars Point jail disaster

Fire at Friars Point Mississippi jail killed five inmates including William Gray and Andy Brown. Gray allegedly started the blaze to avoid imprisonment. survivors saved county records. Other incidents in Rochester and South Boston caused minor damages and prompted small alarms.

Memphis Tenn Friars’ Point Miss William Gray Ered Powers Gray Powers Andy Brown Chancery Rochester N. H Vallie’s

Marriage of William Sheafe and Grace Dame in Nova Scotia church

Large society turnout witnessed the marriage of William Sheafe and Grace Thornton Dame at the Church of the Advent. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Courtney with decor by pale heliotrope and daisies, followed by a reception at the bride’s home and an at home set for Milton in June.

William Sheafe Grace Thornton Dame Frank O. Dame Beacon Street Church of the Advent Nova Scotia Courtney Father Grafton B. Whitney Messrs Eustace Jaques Franz KE. Zerrahn F. H. Alien H. G. French Waldo C. Haskell S. W. Bates J. F. Woods C. A. Potter Elise West Barrett Kinsley Law Miss Sheate Mgr Charles F. Sprague Dirs. Sheafe Milton

Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station

Observations from April at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 am Greenwich noon show wind direction velocity and clear weather. Captains are advised to adjust barometer readings by one one-hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level. Includes miniature almanac entry for Wednesday April 4 with high water at 5 30 am and length of day 12 5 53 minutes.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Opens With Arrivals and Sailed Vessels

Port of Boston listings show arrivals including the Br steamer Cydonia from Sagua with sugar for Standard Sugar Refinery and multiple steamers and brigs in ballast or bound for Boston. Reports mention fresh SE to NE winds, thick fog, and a strong SE breeze on April 2 with snow and sleet. Various schooners and brigs, including Anita Norwind and Mount Hope, are noted sailing out or to load for other ports while weather trends indicate improving conditions.

Cydonia Winsper Sagua Standard Sugar ACG Lombard’s Sons Hilland Light Cape Cod Harrisburg Albertson Philadelphia Katahdin Pierce Winterport Tremont Donovan Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Mars Hawes Oakland Laurens Baltimore Charles O Foster Hatteras Emma Smith Port Morant Jam Atlantic Dyewood Co Augustine Kobbe Sherman Boston Br Sch Brinton Mayaguez Pousland & Co Velocipede Goodwin Argyle Ralph M Haywood Baxter Kate van Aitken Brewer Willie H Higgins Jones Anna M Nash Card Newburyport Addie & Seavey Haggerty Yarmouth Doane Iowa Owens Liverpool Warren & Co Carruthers Glasgow H& A Allan Balder Mohn Baracoa A C Lombard H Kilby I. Staples Stowers Barbados Glidden & Bridge Myrte Starrett Annapolis Delong & Seaman Isane Campbell Matthews Weltch Walter & Co Hyperion Henry Kinsman & Co Florence Lockwood Howes Lanesville Bridgeport Mt Hope Crowley Innell Mark Anita Berwind Trinidad Haytt C French Herrick M E Eldridge Julia A Ward Rose Estabrook Alfred Brabrook Bessie Ees Novelty Robena Lorena Joel Cook New York

Freight and Charter Rates Dip on Atlantic Trade

New York and Providence reports show steamer freight rates to bedrock for grain with small vessels in demand for West Indies as rates ease. Charters include Favorite to Bremen for 7500 bbls crude oil at 18 6d and bark Talisman to Hlage for 6000 bbls crude at 15 9d, with multiple other oil, lumber, sugar and logwood shipments to various destinations and private terms noted.

New York Glasgow West Indies Favorite Bremen Talisman Hlage Mozart Copenhagen Hiram Emery Bangkok Ibar Java Veritas Philadelphia Ingeborg Rosario Minnie Abbe Charleston Kingston Hatteras Samuel E Spring Minnie St Augustine Beatrice Port Spain David Hiunt Jamaica Chester Logwood Edith Porto Rico Boston Lessie Markham Itrunswick Buenos Ayres Isaac Jackson Valparaiso Schim Wood Jemerara Benison Cuba Cardenas Providence Ellen M Golder Norfolk

Shipping List From Millbridge To Salem Harbor

From our correspondents details races of ships sailing to Boston New York and Philadelphia with many vessels listed including L F Warren Katie G Robinson Mentor A K Woodward Calvin P Harris Nelson Newbury and more. Fish receipts total 125000 lbs codfish and wind light air conditions noted.

Millbridge Schs Staska Wilson Boston Northern Light Norton Rockland Mollie Phillips Mitchell Machiasport Levanter Maud M Story Georges Annie W Hodgdon Amos Culler St Patrick Hector Abbie Lownsend Smith Hoboken Portsmouth Mentor Perry Bath New York Manstou Arey Vinalhaven Bay State Baker

Diverse Global Ship Movements Reported From March to April

Maritime notices detail sails from Algiers Calais and Liverpool to Buenos Aires Marseille and New York. Vessels include Clifton Ottawa Elida Kamehameha IV Golden Rule James Martin Sultan Trojan Arcadia Ae ronaut William Owen Frigga Etta Stewart Queen of the Fleet Chasseur Louise Grundloven Egyptian Monarch Pollux Langdale Tycho Brahe St Anna and Maria and Freia among others bound for ports such as Pensacola Philadelphia New York Bremen Charleston and Halifax.

New York Buenos Ayres Ottawa Nor Forgensen Pensacola Arcadia Anderson Bahia Bre Aeronaut Helms Barbados William Owen Brown United States Calais Ville de Calais Blondell Philadelphia Cardiff Kambira Brownell Rio Janeiro Constantinople Ceylon Frey Bentos R_ Bearce Thestrup Montevideo Havre Chasseur Olsen Louise Unger Hong Kong John D Brewer Josselyn Cebu Sulhelma McGregory Singapore Liverpool West Bay Melbourne Eurydice Glass Tacoma Queenstown Sch St Anna and Maria Ital Favell Charleston Tuskar Langdale McAllister San Francisco Weston Point Freia Hautf Halifax Astoria Elsinore Canmoney Talcahuano Bristol Cornelius Gurney Elizabethort Baltimore Agra Hansen Hamburg James H Hoyt Dissolway A F Kindberg Mount Nellie A Drury Wilson New Haven Carrie Hart Southard Providence Cassie F Brownson Bennett William A Marbury Pillsbury Hertha F Walker Westgate New Bedford Annie O Elisa O’donnell Savannah O Wingham Thomas London Berkshire March Boston Geo Appold Fields Wm Crane Billads Sois O D Witherall Garfield Maynard Sumner Dyer Poughkeepsie Gracie Dhambers Chambers Allyn Rosario Church Connor Hooper Calder Deerised Reed Aylward General Scott Rich Oston Georgiana F Geery Conkling Nellie W Howlett Baltimor Chatham Rattlesnake Frostburg Novelty TA Scott Alert Coosaw Elphinstone United Kingdom Darien Mark Glynwood Williams Rhyl Dutch Island Harbor Sdis Mary E Oliver Hongdon Rockland Cyrus Chamberlain Cookson Thomaston Hattie Paige Tyron Lanesville L B Cowperthwaite Caswell Maggie P Smith Douglass Minquas Cobb Nantucket James A Parsons Plummer David Faust Alley William Pickering Hammond Maria Fleming Mullen Willamr Drury Sweetland Rockport Fernandina Swis Thrasher Whelpley Union Calor St John Eurotas Winchester Wm A Morrell Murray Sarah Cullen Miller Newport Oak Woods Carr Narragansett Pier Emma Briggs Gray Wiscasset Crisfield Lawrence Haynes Tibbetts Pocentailed Swhs Mindora Python Nelile Doe Sea Flower S P Wyman Eastport Schs Morelight Webster Hattie S King Walter Franklin Cousins Fall River Annie E J Morse Hackett Rachel Jane Kidd Somerset John Lozier Carlisle Smith White Lamprey Harding Dick Williams Jacksonville Milford Haskell Etta A Watts Narburg Jamaica Key West Lester A Lewis Moody Lubec E_ Nightingale Whalen W Franklin Hutchinson Mahoney Mobile Julia Bremner New Oreans Najaden Thorsen Caledonia Basteanson Belfast Mount Pleasant Wallace Port Glasgow Lambay Dora May New Orleans Alava Alboniga West Indian Bertie Minnie C Taylor Burns Coatzacoalcos Newberne Sallie & Ellen Lloyd Norfolk Wetherby, Smith, Coosaw Plymouth Eng Ardoncorrach Dean Sagna la Grande Clyde Scotland Ascha Carrie Hall H W Godfrey Ella FE Little Richard H Parker Philadelpha Harry C Shepherd Rebecca Bessie Beach EJ Hamilton Willian Wilson St Mary Mears Aspinwall Sehs Alive Phillips Mary & Morse Ali River Fanny H Stewart Senator Fulton Tole Tailey Pearce Town N . York Randall Ogden Harrington Stucient Harris Genoa Frank Harrington Kent Twilight New London Whoryport Newburyport Obert Myhan Charles F Tuttle Chadwick Arist Jennie FE Righter Crossley Robert Morgan Crossley Jas Hoyce EH Weaver Weaver Abbie C Stubbs Pendleton Murchison Havana Whitney Flora Stafford Colombo Oneida Mingapore Florence Pernambuco Nova Scotia Antwerp Amy Turner Chittagong Sehs D M Anthony Jennie M Carter Oakwoods Ruth Darling Bangor Thrasher J L Cotter Nathaniel Eaves Wellfleet George B Markle Carrie Easler Port Williams Herman Winter Hallett Stamford Christiansen Baracoa Italy Venice Buffalo Matlet Leonora Alegre Iniziativa Pizpati Mediterranean Waesland Buschmann Sjofia Bjornesith Alvena Melay Gonaives Assyria Spittal Thornhill Wetherill Progreso Trave Willegerod Bremen Lucy Bucksport Republic Davidson George W Clyde Holmes Grand Turk Shin Colchester McKenzie Halifax Robert Howe Peterson St Pierre Scud Gowan Bridgetown Icis Eelipse Greenland Brooklin M H Reed Phinney Woods Hall EM Bacon McKay Annie E Rickerson Foss Port-au-Prince Brigadier Tolman Cabarien Edwin I Morrison Lavender Cardenas Arizona Mark Lane Lisbon Barcelona Jerome Para Hilaris George & Alvert Phllpot Ann Elizabeth Gee B Markle Sullivan Sameller Barlow Greenport Oliver Chase Barker Guide Forman Edgartown Lulu McDonald Scott Joseph G Dean Chase Samos Alexandria Provincetown Nis Tay McIntire NJ Miller Trask Salem Lake Johnson Pavilion Com Foote Spear Joseph Hall Ames Commerce Wade RL Kenney Shaw Harvester Sith Vinalhaven Sarah Hill Lane Laura Y Chester Beal Camden Dolphin Harmona Bath Frolic Scha Kolon Libby Sand River Charity Magee Hingham Anne 3d Don Jacinto Harriman Polntatre Pascagoula Barks Bergenseren Rolfsen Lena Pehrson Barks Hercules Kortman Professor Lintner Bronness Martinique

Notice to Mariners Charleston Buoy Change

Charleston April 2 former entrance buoy at the south channel of Charleston bar has been replaced by a bell buoy.

Charleston Charleston Bar

Whalers Report From San Francisco March 25 Entry

The log notes Francis Palmer of Winchester sailing from San Francisco aboard the Ennerdale for a North Pacific voyage of 84 days with no fixed date. Other details mention the bark Tamerlane from Newcastle via the Cape Verds on February 20, with Benton of New Bedford also reported, all well.

Francis Palmer Winchester San Francisco North Pacific Ocean Ennerdale Newcastle Nwh Cape Tamerlane, Benton New Bedford

Derelict War-ren W Seen Abandoned Off Charlottetown

Derelict brig War ren W from Charlottetown was sighted waterlogged and abandoned by the bark President from London. The Warren W had decks swept of bulwarks rails and houses with extensive damage. main mast vanished to the masthead and foremast to ten feet above decks.

Philadelphia Warren W Charlottetown President London Warren

Merchant Vessels and Voyages Sighted in North Atlantic Log

A roundup lists numerous ships with routes, captains, and positions from late March to early April. Vessels include SPOKEN Colina bound for Glasgow, Commonwealth San Francisco to Falmouth, and Lord Downshire San Francisco to Queenstown, among many other steamers bark and schooner entries with coordinates off Barnegat, Careysfort, and Cape Florida.

Colina Baltimore Glasgow Commonwealth Cooper San Francisco Falmouth Equator Chesborough Evriecson Cardiff Acapulco Columbia Hogan Liverpool San Pedro Lon Killean St Petersburg Hark Mabel Stoddard Waters Trapani Gloucester Barnegat County of Merioneth Watkins Maryport Portland Girvan Nisbet Queenstown Venus Klapens Pensacola Buenos Ayres Careysfort Ernestine Callao Tama Tapan Trumbull Tamatave Boston C Paulsen Sourabaya Maravilla Valparaiso William Duthie Gillan Chittagong Salem Countess of Rothes Miller New York Lorfarshire Newcastle Nsw Ariaane San Diego Alice Bradshaw Dahm Port Au Prince Cape Nicholas Jennie Parker Arroyo di Lewis Ehrman Collison Pernambuco

Marine notes sketch Atlantic shipping per April reports

Boston reports Adelphia from Montevideo with pine lumber. John Watt sold to Morse Transportation for coal barge at Bath. Thornhill from Progresso sighted sunken vessel. Gothia in ice near Kroge Bay with propeller blade broken. Lottle from Thomaston burnt through and sunk. Emma ashore at Ocean City amidship. St Thomas sighted ship with damaged masts north of Hole in the Wall. Numerous vessels reported damaged, sinking, or under tow. cargo ships, lighters, and schooners planned or underway for rebuilding and repairs.

Boston Adelphia Montevideo Bath John Watt Morse Transportation Company New York Thornhill Progreso Copenhagen Gothia Bauer Kroge Bay New London Lottle Thomaston Lewes Del Emma Littlejohn Matanzas Ocean City New Orleans St Thomas Cardenas Catalan Norfolk Susan Ellen Perry Plymouth Baltimore Portland Waldoboro Leavitt Storer Rockland Whitmore W L White London Picqua Bettery Palermo Gibraltar Rapid Sileipner Lauritzen Demerara St Lcia Fenice de Negri Pensacola Honfleur St Michaels Leocadia Stolff Hamburg Midas McKenzie Trapani Philadelphia Rachel & Collins 8 Betts Nellie Potter Gaskell Hatteras Inlet Southern Belle Turks Island Winter Quarter Shoals Park President Governor Hall Cain ST John Luta Price Letang Bosto St Andrews Bliss Harbor E. H Foster Lufis Libby Island Ark Alfhild United States Lancaster Siversen Alfhild Vancouver Sill

Maritime Tradelist Notes Numerous Ships Sailed and Arrived

Ports from Acapulco to Halifax report multiple vessels sailing for San Francisco Plymouth New York and Boston with cargoes and crews. Highlights include the steamer Granada from Acapulco to San Francisco and brig Dr Lasker listed in Bremen with Galveston end, plus in port at Gonaives and Guantanamo with ships and bark names tied to Havana and New York routes.

Acapulco Granada San Francisco Antwerp Munster Brown New York Bermuda Charles Morand London Plymouth Eng Browhead Park County of Anglesea Wynne Portland United Kingdom Bremen Dr Lasker Ger Buschendenke Galveston Clenfubgos Alice M Minot Dickenson Barbados Mary Hogarth Harris St Thomas Acth Arran Owen Kingston Alicia Span Aldamez St Jago Cienfuegos Naytig Cardiff Gertrude Matheson Halifax Cardenas Nymphena Horsfield Havana Grace Davis Dyer Puerto Riqueno Martorello Falmouth Clark Philadelphia Lucey Snow Acapulca Gonaives Sch Clifford Crabtree Guantanamo Joe Read Edwards Sentinel Gray Scott Nor Olsen Favorit Thomasson Sarnia Liverpool Baltimore Brinio Holgernoff Nates Baracoa Justine H Ingersoll Peterson Delaware Sarah A .Townsend Cook Matanzas Skobeleff Tucker R Robinson Hogan Mina Belle Thompson Josephine Crown Luis Grabel Smith Nancy Smith Heatchford Fannie I. Mulford Little Mary Jenness Cochrane Jamaica Hondo Boston St Kilda Yorker Melbourne Gen Picton Morgan Moodyville Port Bengar Unity Connaughton Navesink Hall Arthur C Wade Sherman North of Hatteras Marena Moore Screamer Berry Ernestine Whittier John K Crandon Richardson David Bugbee Stowers Port Mare J E Wood Gladstone Johnson Catania Franck Advance St Therney Nsw Ney Thomas Brooks Lion Peters Cacouna Wren

Maritime arrivals and departures noted at Atlantic ports

Delaware Breakwater reports April sails and port entries including brig and W Armstrong with Alexander from Guadaloupe arriving March 19. Watipsa Hall from New York arrives. SAG UAAr and Mattie B Russell with Lar Rabie from Guadaloupe reach by March 26. Steamer Niceto Ugarte sails to Matanzas. Talparaiso sails March 23 with bark Balaklava Palmer bound for San Francisco.

Delaware Sia Johns Port Brig & W

Outgoing Steamers From Boston April 4 Norw Glasgow and Savannah Sailings

Shipping notices list departures on Wednesday April 4 with Naine to Destinat'n. Norwegian sailing Glasgow at 12.00, Allan Spartan and E B Sampson to Baltimore at 3.00, Geo E Smalley. Thursday April 5 City of Macon to Savannah at 4.00, Bavarian to Liverpool at 5.00, plus Thayer Lincoln lines.

Glasgow Allan Spartan Phil’ Oe E B Sampson DH Miller Baltimore Geo E Smalley City of Sound Lines Ocean Steam Areal Carlpanw Savan- Thue

Fragmentary Overseas Trade Snippets and Schedules

A fragmented OCR list shows names and dates across multiple cities including Glasgow London Jamaica Bremen and Liverpool with March dates and a note DUE THURSDAY APRIL 5. Entries mention individuals such as H A Allan Regina J H Freeman and firms like Oelrichs Co and Henders'n Bros, implying incomplete shipping or payment notices.

Glasgow H & A Allan Regina London Furness Hondo Jamaica J H Freeman Bremen Oelrichs & Co London W J Hurst Liverpool A M Underhill London Henders’n Bros

Ocean Steamship Schedules From New York April 4

The notice lists sailings by steamships Odin Orinoco City of Washington Gussie Alliance and Zaan dam from New York and New Orleans to ports including Carupano Ciudad Bolivar Bermuda Campeche Chiapas Tabasco Yucatan Tampico Tuxpan Bluefields Brazil La Plata countries Chile Windward Islands Netherlands and other destinations with times around 7 30 P M and 3 00 P M across April 4 5 and 6 192?

Carupano Ciudad Bolivar Odin New York N. C Gussie New Orleans Brazil la Plata Brazilj St. Thomas St. Croix Barbados Trinidad Demerara Windward Islands Id Steamship Alliance Newport News Netherlands Amsterdam Zaandam

Trans Pacific Mails Departures and Instructions

The City of Rio de Janeiro will sail from San Francisco on April 12 carrying trans Pacific mails to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and Chinese ports and the East Indies including Eriden India Straits Settlements Siam and the Dutch East Indies. Correspondence for these mails must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the above date.

Trans Pacific Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Rio de Janeiro San Francisco Boston

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