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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1888

Page

3

State House Debates on Loans and Liquor Licenses

Legislative actions include rejecting a substitute to fund state loans for poor housing at 200000 annually, advancing an oleomargarine bill to engrossment, and extending liquor license limits to five classes amid House and Senate motions. Other reports cover civil service rules, county creation, and judiciary measures with adjournments for Fast Day.

Medford Friends of the Brooks Senate Public Service Committee Joint Committee On the Judiciary Framingham House Executive Council Robert KR. Bishop Superior Court

House Opens Session and Rail Bill Action Noted

The House convened at 11 a.m. with Wyman of Hyde Park presenting the Boston & Maine bill for the Eastern railroad purchase, slated for April 10. a substitute bill is expected. A health board investigation on opium sales was adopted without debate. Medford division matters and Brooks incorporation tile were debated as Winthrop moved to reconsider.

McCall Winchester Winthrop Deerfield Mellen Worcester Quincy Sanger Cambridge Sohier Beverly Wharton Boston House Manning Supreme Judicial Court Superior Court Monroe Morris Wyman Hyde Park Boston & Maine Eastern Railroad State Board of Health Medford Stockbridge Brooks Dresser

Ten Hour Petition Hearing On West End Railway

The labor committee continued the hearing on the ten hours in twelve petition for West find railway employees. Mr Longstreet read a schedule of 173 routes showing distances and running times with an average of ten hours four minutes. The company aims to reorganize the system, though it is a large task. Cars run 45 000 miles daily. Mr Keefe wrapped up for the employees detailing meetings with West End officers and noting pay for three trips when a man made four due to shortages. They urge the state to settle the matter once for all.

Joint Committee On the Judiciary Suffolk County Boston Committee On Banks and Banking Commonwealth Safe Deposit and ‘Trust Comany United States Safe Deposit and Trust Company Committee On Public Charitable Institutions State Board of Lunacy and Charity Committee On the Public Service Commonwealth Senate Secretary of the Commonwealth Marble Boardman Slattery Committee On Labor Hartwell Sprague Crosby General Court Slattery and Shea Hopkinton Railroad Company Milford & Woonsocket Hartwell and Glines State Board of Health Palmer Gleason Worcester Board of Health Morse Canton Rapier Clark Plymouth Tucker Committee On Riverside Water Company Mystic Charles River First District Court of Northern Middlesex Boards of Fire Engineers City of Lynn West Find Longstreet Keefe West End

Naval Contingent Hearing Advances Militia Plan

The committee on military affairs held a hearing on Senator Southworths order to create a naval militia contingent. Lt. John C Soley urged four companies of fifty with torpedoes and modern warfare gear, costing under 10000 dollars first year. Support came from Gov. and yacht club figures. Dorchester Yacht Club members showed high willingness to volunteer.

Committee On Military Affairs Gamaliel Bradford Messrs John J. Henry Hull Yacht Club President Perkins Massachusetts Humane Society Osborne Howes Commodore Savage Dorchester Yacht Club Dorchester

Lynn Prohibitory Convention Names Delegates in Sixth District

In Lynn on April 4 a Prohibitory congressional convention gathered at the Women’s Christian Union Hall with 48 votes cast. George M. Harrington chaired and Edward Stevens served as secretary. Harrington and Seth Weston of Revere were chosen delegates to the national convention for General Clinton B. Fiske for President. no Vice-President was chosen.

Lynn Sprctal Women’s Christian Union Hall George M. Harrington Edward Stevens Seth Weston Revere Clinton B. Fiske Harrington 8. S. Fairfield Malden Mr. Colcord A. A. Williams C. O. Norcross

Somerville Petition Seeks West End Cars on Highland Avenue

At a special meeting 246 residents asked the West End Street Railway Co to run cars on Highland avenue from Central street to Davis square West Somerville where tracks exist but no cars. The finance committee budget of highways rose from 43000 to 44000 with salary changes for city officers.

Somerville West End Street Railway Company Highland Avenue Central Street Davis Square West Somerville Finance Committee Common Council

Pleasant Cambridge farewell for Thorogoods before move

A farewell reception in G A R Hall Cambridgeport honored Mr and Mrs Peter Thorogood who will soon relocate permanently to California. Commander James R. Odell presented them with gold watches and Mrs Amos B Jarvis made the presentation to Mrs Thorogood. Speeches followed by Representative Wilkinson ex Alderman Rideout Mr Charles Bastian and Mrs Angelina Scranton.

Cambridge G. A. R. Hall Main Street Cambridgeport Peter Thorogood California Thorogood James R. Odell Post Amos B. Jarvis Representative Wilkinson Alderman Rideout Charles Bastian Angelina Scranton

Fishermen's Race Set for Massachusetts Bay Event

The fisher men's regatta goes ahead with crews eager for a thrilling contest in Massachusetts Bay. Spectators should view from the steamer Longfellow departing Battery Wharf at 9:45. Daniel Appleton serves as judge after Hovey's resignation. Nearly $1000 is raised for the regatta benefit fund.

Massachusetts Bay Longfellow Battery Wharf Daniel Appleton Hovey

Removals at the Custom House

Custom House employees sign an agreement to serve in June with no pay. To fit April and May costs, staff was reduced by about one third from the Saturday level when a three month famine provision was anticipated. Collector Saltonstall sent Washington his removal recommendations yesterday.

Custom House Customs Service Saltonstall Washington

Bay State Gas to Start Summer Pipe Laying in Boston

Bay State Gas Company notified the city that it will open Kneeland Tremont Winter Milk West Temple Kilby streets to lay pipes. Work begins Sunday, April 15, and should take about ninety days. The Tremont and Eliot corner main will be the starting point. Prices in the affected areas are expected to be reduced from current rates.

Bay State Gas Company Kneeland Street Federal Washington Streets Tremont Street Dover Street Scoling Square Winter Street Washington Tremont Milk Street Batterymarch Street West Street Temple Place Kilby Street State Milk Streets Tremont and Eliot Streets

Ship News Arrivals and Notices at Boston Harbor

Observations at the United States Signal Station Boston on April 4 set wind and barometer notes for captains to adjust instruments. Arrivals included Steamer Hondo from Grey toun via Belize and Kingston with fruit to Boston, Steamer Cumberland from St John NB, Forest City from Portland, City of Gloucester from Gloucester, and multiple coastwise steamers and schooners. Cleared and sailed vessels include various steamers and brigs bound for ports such as Port Hastings and Portland, with cargoes and passengers noted.

United States Boston Hondo Brownings Greytown Belize Livingston Puerto Cortez Kingston Port Antonio Boston Fruit Co Castle Island Victoria Baracoa Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Portland Kilby Forest City Snowman City of Gloucester Young Gloucester WN H Clements Crowell Viequez Cape Hatteras Hatteras Fortuna Cash Norfolk Lulu Doane Hoboken Hyannis New Bedford Volunteer Look Vinalhaven Harvester Smith Laura Chester Lake Rockport Swis Johnson Rockland Commodore Foote Spear Humboldt Murphy Hannah D Campbell Westport Ellis Rogers Moore Georgetown Mary Sands Lewis Bath Hannah Stone Perkins Newburyport Fleetwing Adams Harriet Full Radiant Hardy Quiver Blake Sarah Hill Lane Magnolia Reed Odell Wade Ponder Bullock Belfast Elizabeth Foster Deveraux W P Emerson Gott Orland Kennard Freeman Emily A Staples Eliot City of Macon Savannah Richardson & Barnard H Miller Taylor Baltimore George E Smalley Spartan Philadelphia EF B Sampson T F bDimock Kerry New York H M Whitney Charles F Williams W H Kilby Cydonia Winspear Delaware A’ C Lombard Merryman Iee King John Bunyan Seguin Investigator Myrtle Nova Siotia Sachs Enos Laimprey Lottie K Friend L Burt Abbie L Wilker Martha N Hail Modoc Pike Elim City Robert Graham Dun Sebago Dick Williams Barkentine Taria Topan Trumbull Tamatave Cape Cod Dickenson Island City Hull Astoria Ekarlscourt San Diego Chavam Llowes Erastus Wiman Bennett Bertha F Walker Westgate Cassie F Bronson Alt River Ovingham Witherall Albano Benisaf Louis Walsh Pendleton Havre Wolf Trap Pp Dixon Havana McSalled George B Ferguson Ferguson Boothbay Cynosure Dallas Hill Hooddy Chatham Storm King L C Ward Square Mount Hope Darien Kate M Hilton Danversport Frank Neally Oliver Newport News Dutch Island Harbor Wim R Prury Sweetland Fernandina Mary E Oliver Hodgdon Cyrus Chamberlain Cookson Thomaston Hattie Paige Tryon Lanesville Maggie P Smith Douglass LB Cowperthwaite Caswell Python Chaney Sea Flower Milliken Edgartown Minquas Cobb Nantucket Mindoro Billings G M Porter P Wyman Nellie Doe Winslow James A Parsons Plummer David Faust Alley Maria Flemming Mullen William Pickering Hammond Providence Fla Ar Sd Robert J Barr Weaver Howard W. Middleton Somers Maggie G Gart Williams Cleavet Annie E Blackman Edwards E H Connell Wass Margaret Sci Taunton Gray’s Harbor North Bend San Pedro Catherine Sudden Galveston Venus Soulson Eng Charrington Cardenas Nuccus Mark Herbert Fischer Liverpool Lottie Friend Gould Nannie Waterman Tangier Alice Charles Atwood Red Jacket L Eaton Nellie E Gray M_ Rogers Woodbury Jupiter el Monte New Orleans San Marcos Comal Mobile Albert T Stearns Kelly Gavileston Atalaya Aldrich Excelsior Higgins Eureka Quick Hudson Lincoln Edward Slade T'ylor Port Johnson Alfred W Howe Elis Warren Dreadnaught Saunders Lousia Hastings Gray Fall River J F Fell Crowley Messenger van Dyke Greenport Payne Jorry Lee Whistler Keefe Henry B Metcalf Lizzie McAlinden Mary Miller Dayton Decatur Oakes Baker Duke of Buckingham Burnside King Phillip Coombs Portsmouth O Dane Straler F Randall New London J B Ogden Tole Hl Bailey Pearce Kingdom Ashdell Colon Belle Haliday Macumber South Aimboy William Deming Hodgkins Potter Gardiner South Amboy Panther Odiorne Hattie V Kelsey Rulon Anderson Bahia Prima Rossenburg Mariona Monsita Wallace Antigua Guilo Perallilo Aurora Jaccarino Lisbon Ruby van Post Port Spain Martha Bement Townsend Elbe Bremen Erin London Wellhaven Servia Dorodea Messina Minde Giulio Tarragona Clan McLeod August Leffler Scis Calais Catalina Mary B Oliver Pythian Kindora Sarah Cullen Hastings B H Watford Denny Metcalf Bill Stowe Samuel L Crocker John Griffin RS Dean Louise Hastings W D Paisly Leffler Olsen Meresca MacLeod Stuart State of Nebraska Braes Glasgow Odin DeFine Ciudad McGavel Showman Windward Islands Panama Gains Holland Foot Winthrop Bragg Allianca Beers Para Vertumnus Cook Montego Bay Barks Ellida Kristoffersen Port Elizabeth Edith Speraton Hopkins St Thomas John Hamnest Pedone Cadiz Brig Havilah Nowel Harry Ritter Peterson Rio Janeiro Thorn Hill Progreso Portlana Meer Belle Nauss Elizabeth Witch Hazel Arnold Weehawken Nautilus Tolman Mary Brewer Kenney Almon Washburn Elphinston Coosaw United

FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. VARIOUS PORTS April reports

New York and other ports list numerous charter orders for ships and cargoes. Vessels include Bark Embla to Newcastle, Jessie McGregor to Cardenas, WG Davis coal to San Francisco, and several others with destinations such as St Pierre Naples Liverpool and Havana. Prices shown in cents and dollars for coal lumber phosphate and other commodities.

New York Embla Newcastle Jessie McGregor Cardenas Oval WG Davis Baltimore San Francisco Wauban St Pierre Cashmere Naples James Turple Port Royal United Kingdom Bellevue St John Liverpool Lottle Stewart GS Penry Cardiff Ernst ‘Ft Lee South Amboy Boston Joseph Rudd Norfolk Lunet Bridgeport Norolk Wilhelmine Bahia Twilight Bremen Portland Montevideo Charles I. Ward Manzanilla Hatteras Norman Satilla River Bath Kioman Scammell Railroad Iron Doris Eckhoff Havana I L Sweat Matanzas Lucy A Davis Philadelphia Sarah A Staples Sagua Isaac Oberton Calcutta Charterel Glendon Samuel Shelfield Kingston Hyperion Guadaloupe Waner Rockland Selis Hyne Etta Stimpson Umber Mattie & Eaton Savannah New Bedford Joseph G Dean Key West Lord Lyndhurst Duncan West Coast Bowden Nsw A G Ropes Edward O’brien Sydney Lindsay Puget Sound Melbourne

Shipping News Tangles Through Salem and Nearby Ports

From our correspondents reports various vessels sailing to and from Salem Rockland and Newburyport. Listings include the William Dalhie from Calcutta the Jonathan Bourne from Philadelphia and the Stella Lee from Hoboken with several schooners and sloops docking at Eastport Boston Perth Amboy and Bangor. Winds expected light variable with a calm day noted in Lynn on April 4.

Salem Pearl Harlow Rockland Selow William Dalhie Calcutta Jonathan Bourne Thompson Philadelpe Stella Lee Treat Hoboken West Side Gammon Arth Amboy Vineyard Haven Nellie Paine Nickerson South Amboy Boston Henry May Perth Amboy George Nevenger Jordan South Set Aes Mores Eastport Anita Cleveland Sarah Huntley Nor St John Nik Nohed Icha Henry Lippett Howes Balti Julian Berkele French Port Jhameon Lucy Briggs Ned Walker Dobbin Stony Brook Wells New York Maggie Todd Coggswell Marion Draptr Angola Bickford Bangor Senator Grimes Calaisare Wiesner H T Townsend Lynn Whitman Gross York Eastern Light Webber Eecine Star Rockport Newburyport

Shipping Movements Report From Amsterdam and Batavia

By cable to the Post ship Ardorna sails from Amsterdam on April 2 with Hashagen bound for New York. Anjer notes Leb 24 for the Furness Abbey to New York with Mary L Cushing, Brown to Hong Kong. Samuel D Carleton, Freeman sails Singapore for New York. Batavia reports Feb 28 the bark Pisco Jones bound for New York.

Amsterdam Ardorna Ger Hashagen New York Anjer Furness Abbey Quinn Cebu Mary L Cushing Brown Hong Kong Samuel D Carleton Freeman Singapore Batavia Pisco Jones

Multiport ship movements list with arrivals and sails

A dense table of ships, barks, brigs, and steamers sailing to and from and docking at many ports including London, New York, Hamburg, Liverpool, San Francisco, Buenos Aires, and Havana. Entries note vessel names, captains, routes, and dates from March to April with several transatlantic and coastal movements. Passengers listed only for one Jamaica steamer voyage.

Vessel wreck reports and salvage notes from Iloilo to New York

Bark Defensor from Iloilo reports passing the wreck of a vessel about 1200 tons burthen painted black with a stripe and round stern. Jibboom broken and mizzen topmast gone. A second vessel of about 500 tons burthen was bottom up, sighted March 26 at lat 86 87 lon 66 33, by bark Nova Scotia from Antwerp.

New York Defensor Iloilo Nova Cotia Antwerp

Marine notes of storms and wrecks across Atlantic ports

Reports from Boston to Halifax detail vessels damaged by gales and heavy seas. Sed Fleetwing lost gear near Newburyport. schooner topmast and wreckage observed in 25 fathoms near the British Princess route. Otago and other ships report damaged spars, flooded decks, and broken rigging. Nearby incidents include cargo losses in Rio Grande do Sul and a sunken vessel sighting near New York. A bark stranded, ships split masts, and ice hindered travel near Halifax and Newport News with multiple vessels affected.

Boston Newburyport Storm King Philadelphia Liverpool Otago Dunkirk Benjamin B Church Port Spain Camelot Santander Rio Grande DO Sul Smut Richmond Pelotas New York Thornhill Tonawanda Darien Floral Stafford Colombo Sadagascar London Crown of India Hull Shields San Francisco Selsey Southampton Anna Sorensen Vianna Bermuda Alice Gayle Baltimore Rio Janeiro Windsor Clifton Perth Amboy Emma Matanzas Rebecca M Smith Henry P Simmons Charleston Elizabethport Newport News Thom John L Hasbrouck Belvidere Maceio Delaware Pernambuco Harriet Upham Montevideo Aracuja Savina Buenos Ayres Falmouth Halifax Newton St John’s

Foreign ports and ship movements on early April listings

A dense catalog of ships sailing to and from Acapulco, Bristol, Buenos Ayres, Calais, Bremen, Baracoa, Cardenas, Curacao, and Calabrian ports. The record notes vessels loaded with cargoes such as linseed, and lists vessels by name, owner, and destination with voyage statuses and clearance dates.

Mails Close at Boston and Next Ship Departures

Notice of mail closing times for Boston and upcoming sailings to Bluefields North Carolina from New Orleans on April 5 at 7 30 P M aboard Gussie and to Brazil La Plata countries and Chile via multiple Caribbean routes aboard Alliance from Newport News on April 6 at 3 00 P M with special sea letter routing to Windward Islands.

Bluefields N. C Gussie New Orleans Brazil la Plata Chili St. Thomas St. Croix Barbados Trinidad Demerara Steamship Alliance Newport News

Trans-Pacific Mails and Closings

Notices announce mail packets to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and other ports aboard City of Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco April 12 and City of Papelli April 30 for society islands. Hawaiian Islands via Australia from San Francisco April 24 and Zealandia to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Sandwich Islands. Mail closes in Boston Friday April 27 at 1 p.m. Correspondence to trans Pacific mails should be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the date above.

Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Rio de Janeiro San Francisco Society Islands City of Papelli Hawaiian Islands Australia New Zealand Fiji Islands Samoan Sandwich Islands Zealandia Boston

Outgoing Steamers From Boston Listings

Shipping notices show weekly outbound sailings from Boston on April 5 to multiple ports. Destinations include City of Macon Savannah Yarmouth Berkshire Baltimore Parthian Philadelphia Pavonia Liverpool Honduras Bavarian Averpool and Glasgow with scheduled sail times and agents such as Richn & Barnard G Hall & Co Geo E Smalley E B Sampson Alex Martin Thayer & Linn H W A Allan.

Macon Savannah Rich’n&Barna Yarmouth G Hall & Co Berkshire Baltimore Geo E Smalley Parthian Phil’a’p Honduras Freeman Averpool Thayer &Line Glasgow H W A Allan Liverpool Boston Michigan Kansas ROMAN Norseman Warren & CO Postoffice Square Baston London Regina. Co Furness Water Street S. Co Sound Lines Oceran Steam Sihlp Company New York

From New York to Glasgow via Moravia and Hemburg Mail Steamers

An April 5 report lists a route from New York to Glasgow with intermediate stops including Moravia and Hemburg, carried by Baldwin Company steamers. The timetable notes approximate arrival times and services.

New York St of Nebraska Glasgow Baldwin Co Moravia Hemburg

Incoming steamers list with ports and agents

A vintage list notes incoming steamers and their routes with origins such as Glasgow London Yarmouth Michigan Victoria and more. It includes dates like March 17 March 23 and March 30 and lists buying agents and companies such as C Furness G Hall & Co Warren & Co and Phelps Bros & Co.

Glasgow H & A Allan Regina London Furness Yarmouth Yarmouth G Hall & Co Chicago Mull Sanderson & Son Michigan Liverpool Warren & Co Victoria Baracoa

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