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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1886

Page

4

Largest collection of first-class woollen goods for wear

The stock includes piece goods from importations and American weaves, West-of-England broad cloths, rough-faced Scottish suiting, and German designs. It promises a wide range for cloth fanciers with tailored suits or garments made to measure by experienced hands at reasonable prices.

Scotland Germany New England

Welden National Bank of St. Albans Cleared to Open

Washington April 8 acting comptroller of the currency authorized the Welden National Bank of St. Albans Vermont to begin business. The bank carries a capital of 100000 dollars and is now officially opened for operations.

Washington Welden National Bank of St. Albans

Opening of the Outdoor Sporting Season

Opening of the outdoor sporting season is celebrated despite April winds and rain. South End grounds hosted ball games for about 1600 spectators while summer sailors kept watch around City Point. Bicycle clubs trudged through muddy roads as oarsmen stayed undercover, and the season is expected to run briskly to November.

America South End South Boston City Point

Fast Day Sail of the South Boston Mosquito Fleet

The South Boston Yacht Club hosted the fastest mosquito fleet regatta yet, with a seven mile two lap course from City Point around Thompson's Island back to the clubhouse. Two classes competed for prizes. Baby won first in the first class while Lizzie placed second by 20 seconds and Wizard third 28 seconds behind Lizzie. Mascot and Maggie top second class prizes, with Alert earning the anchor and cable. R. V. King and H. L. Roberts of the club organized the event.

South Boston Yacht Club City Point Thompson’s Island Baby Charles Boardman Jaspery A. C. Chalmer Lizzie H. McDermont Ariel O. B. Belcher Wizzard James Bertram Frolic KE. Lanney Tot E. J. McElroy iLady May N. J. Tiley Dot G. H. Hildreth Jilat J. Weatherbee Plumbago J. Bullard Alert A. P. Holt Nelle A. O'Leary Mascot J. Corgan Pacific Bibber Maggie H. Hussey Frana G. Huchins Deli Charles Smith Banty W. Ramsden Elsie J. Weatherbes Herald CO. Smith Brunette H. Cheninghen Wizard Dot Mageie Sudhess R. V. King H. L. Roberts Chanter Edward J. Jenkins

Somerville Defeats Bostons in Close League Match

The Somervilles won at home last night defeating the Bostons by three goals. Finley refereed his first Somerville appearance, dishing five fouls. Boston opened with C. F. Smith’s goal. Somerville’s Dunning and Connell led a series of shots and rushes to seal the win in 13 minutes 55 seconds.

Somervilles Bostons Finley Somerville Boston C. F. Smith Reed Hallett Boston Connell O.f.smith Somerville Dunning Dunning Leydon Somerville Connell Woburn Woburns Walthams Eades Newburyport Salem Salems Snesey

Tug of War Between East Boston and South Boston Ath Club

The 6100 tug of war at Paris rink East Boston saw Columbia Roller Team defeat South Boston Athletic Club in a three heat contest. Winning team members included I Atherton and John Barrows with anchors Daniel McLaughlin. South Boston lineup featured Frank Hennessey and Daniel Redman among others.

Columbia Roller East Boston South Boston McClure East Boston Boys South Boston Boys I. Atherton John Barrows John Harrigan Daniel McLaughlin South Boston Athletic Club Frank Hennessey Daniel Redman Christopher Chisolm John Cary

Boston League Grounds Fast Day Ball Games Report

Nearly 1600 spectators braved cold rain as the Boston troupe played two exhibitions on the League grounds. The Bostons defeated a picked nine with Parsons debuting as pitcher, while Buffinton, Tate, and Nash sparkled. later the Techs challenged the Bostons with Poorman and Wise scoring in the second game. The Bostons depart for Baltimore and Newark tour plans, with a May 27 return to face the Detroit in Boston. Amherst and New York play a separate game in New York, with battery errors shaping the score.

Slob Nabe Ares Eanke Ee Parsons Rand Johnny Morrill Boden Caruthers St. Louis Leclede Robert Caruthers London Eng von der Ahe Bob Tyro Bostons Buffinton Tate Battery Boston Lloyd Callanan Boston College Parsons Merrill Nash Poorman Storning Sutton Wise Suflinton Gunning Hornang Johnston Poe Fee Dwesass Duclon Ascase Didseasen Et Aleiscscessoe Stemmerer, i. F Esacsoa Tagvos SD Ivannas Dealey Buflaton John Davis Technology Boys Gray Radbourn Daily Hornung Techs Thomas Ayer Clement Marcy South New York and New England New York Baltimore Newark N.J Baltimore Americans Baltimores Stemmyer Richmond Morrill Washington Philadelphia Chicago Detroits Cosbly Amherst Collegians New Yorks Collegians Ames Basehita—Ambherst

Neville and Buchanan Seek Bare Knuckle Rematch

Friends of Neville and Buchanan, who dueled in Franklin last week, push for a second bare knuckles fight for a handsome purse. Negotiations proceed, likely private, away from Franklin where locals oppose prize fighting. The previous match ended with a dispute over a foul and a challenge to finish for 3100.

Concord N. H Neville Buchanan Franklin New Hampshire

Simultaneous Chess Games By Captain McKenzie In Boston

Yesterday the Boston Chess Club hosted Captain George H. McKenzie with many members present. In the evening he played twelve games simultaneously, winning nine and losing three, with plans to face stronger opponents today as Yale's crew and local clubs draw attention to a day of matches and social events.

Boston Chess Club George H. McKenzie Boston McKenzie

Gibson's Pure Rye Whiskey Ad Claims Purity

An advertisement extols Gibson's pure rye natural flavored whiskeys as perfectly pure and highly satisfying. It notes their age adds to super-excellence, praised as fine goods bottled under Moore & Nott's label and distributed by wine merchants druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.

Gibson Moore & Sinnott

New York Auction Fragments Highlight Leonard & Co Items

Fragmentary line shows Leonard & Co. paintings and Boots and Shoes listing in New York sales. AS Richards & Co. mentions 12 M stocks with Francis Hanan & Co. Real Estate by Sullivan Bros. appears as a partial auction sequence dated April 10 in the morning hours.

Leonard & Go Boots New York Richards & Co Francis Hanan & Go Leonard & Co Real Ratate Sullivan Bros

Tragic Train Wreck Toll Figures and Inquiries Rise

A Greenfield dispatch details a deadly rail disaster with multiple fatalities and numerous injuries. Names such as Merritt Seeley E E Hayden J R Gould and others appear among the victims and wounded while investigators debate the crash cause citing a long deteriorating embankment and a cave-in near the track. Officials including Superintendent Adams and Manager Locke promise hearings to determine liability between the Fitchburg road and the state.

Greenfield Fitchburg Road Boston North Adams Locke Troy Greenfield Road Lttlejohn Haupt Mr. Locke Potter Deerfield Adams

Three Trains Bring Down Wounded and Dead to Boston

The first rescue train from Greenfield reached Boston just after 3 a.m. Thursday with wounded passengers. About 100 onlookers, plus a score of checkmen and several policemen, awaited at the depot. Only one passenger rode this train, far from the wreck site.

Boston Greenfield

Railway Accident Questions State Ban on Railroads

Superintendent John Adams, exhausted from the scene, explains the crash occurred on the Troy and Greenfield road near Barnwell's ferry, caused by track settling after rain and thaw. He estimates the grade height at about 100 feet, with the tender plunging into the river while the engine nearly toppled.

John Adams Boston Post

Hart road Commissioner Kinsley visits Bardwell's Ferry

Railroad Commissioner Kinsley told a Post reporter last evening that no blame attaches to the road or officials after the Bardwell's Ferry accident. He came in on the 9 50 train from the scene and described the wreck as the oddest sight in days. The intact upper side of the one remaining New York and Boston car, the neatly aligned trucks, and the startling descent of nineteen people, who remarkably survived, were noted.

Hart Road Kinsley Bardwell’s Ferry Post New York Boston

Superintendent Seeley Dies After Bardwell’s Ferry Crash

Merritt Seeley a renowned expressman died from internal injuries after Bardwell’s Ferry wreck. Born in Great Barrington he had a 25 year career with Adams and United States Express companies. Survived by four children and a widowed mother, his funeral will be held beside his father.

Merritt Seeley Bardwell’s Ferry Greenfield Mr. Seeley Great Barrington Isaac Seeley Berkshire County New York Adams Express Company Detroit American Express Company Boston American Company United States and Canada Company Concord N. Fi Ise4 National Company Seeley National Express Company George Julia John A. Brewer United States Blue Lodge of Chapter Masons Legion of Honor

Edgar F Whitehouse Killed In Train Disaster

Edgar F Whitehouse Boston resident and general passenger agent for the Chicago and Atlantic railroad was among the dead when the number 243 western bound train was destroyed. He had telegraphed home that he would reach Boston that evening. His widow, at 445 Columbus Avenue, is inconsolable, and the body was expected to return to Unity, Maine for burial. Whitehouse, born in Vassalboro, Maine, 31, had held the New England agency for two years and was credited with expanding traffic for the line. He stood about 5 feet 11 inches, weighed 205 pounds, with blue eyes and dark brown hair, and was a temperate, genial man. He left a widow, parents, sister, brother, and was a Masonic member.

Adams Greenfield Mr. Seelye Barnara Friends J. R. Gould Abington, Conn E. E. Hayden Fiske Manufacturing Company Springfield Mass Mr. Whitehouse Fitchburg John Adams Kingsley Charlies A. Temple of Wakefield Charles H. Durgin Chauncey Street Soston M. F. Spencer Herbert Littlejohn Merritt Seeley National Express Company Henry C.couillard Charlemont J. Whitehouse Chicago and Atlantic Railroad Boston Thoze H. A. Clark Haverhill Kansas Arthur Harvey Washington Street Boston Iron Manufacturing Company W. A. Fora Gabot Street C. Abbey Fredonia N. Y Shelburne Falls Abbey George W. Duniels Sturtevant Spencer Waltham Edgar J. Whitehouse Edgar F. Whitehouse New England Albany Whitehouse Columbus Avenue Unity Vagsalboro Black Hills Yankton Yankton, Dak Unity House Unity, Me Game Hotel Fivenburg Railroad Masonic Order

Brakeman Spencer Lived In Waltham Dies In Accident

Brakeman Mark F Spencer of the Fitchburg Railroad Relief Association was killed and living in Waltham with a wife and three children. He was esteemed by colleagues and a Royal Arcanum member. Arriving remains were met at the Waltham depot by union delegates. Funeral set for tomorrow. A Temple of Sylvester Hilton & Co died abroad. travelling salesman leaves a widow and no children. body brought to Wakefield.

Mark F. Spencer Waltham Royal Arcanum Fitchburg Railroad Relief Association A. Temple Wakefield Temple Sylvester, Hilton & Co New York Chuilaren

Weather Indications for New England in Early April

Washington reports April 9 1 a m indications show fair weather across New England with slowly rising temperatures. Winds are generally northwesterly shifting to variable later.

Washington New England

Weather observations across U S coastal cities and ports

A fragmented OCR list catalogs weather and visibility readings for multiple locations including Eastport Portland Mt Washington Block Island New York Philadelphia Washington Norfolk Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans Buffalo Cleveland Marquette Chicago Milwaukee Duluth St. Louis Omaha St Vincent BISMARCK and Dediet noted as cloudy foggy or clear with wind directions and barometric hints. The entry ends with an unclear line about measurements being too small.

Cis Lglazleies Eastport Portland M Sey Mt. Washington Block Island Albany New York Philadel Esees Washington Norfolk Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Piebarge Milwaukee Duluth St. Louis

Crowded Michigan college plans new dormitory next year

The Farmer notes overcrowded Michigan Agricultural College suggests a new dormitory will be absolutely necessary. It discusses seed bed preparation, nursery root pruning, and pruning branches to balance growth. Advice covers maximizing crop income by bushels per acre and saving pea and bean seed from early pods.

Michigan Agricultural College

Forage and corn feeding tips for hogs and ewes

The article extols sweet corn as valuable hog feed, usable at roasting ear stage to extend summer through autumn, and stresses planning planting times for forage. It also condemns sheep owners who ignore lambing season needs, urging proper winter feeding and husbandry rather than leaving ewes to fend for themselves.

Shipping adverts list of vessels and movements across ports

A dense list of ship names, owners, and voyage dates appears from March to April. Entries cover Hamburg London Liverpool Antwerp Bremen Glasgow and more with vessels such as Abyssinia Abyssima Scythia and Moravia, listing agents like Henderson Bros Patton Vickers Co and Furness, Edge & Co alongside arrivals from New York and Boston Intermittent dates in March April and May accompany each vessel entry.

W A Scholten Rotterdam Finch, Edyve & Co Chicago Hull Geo W Preston Moir Iis Cove Hamburg Seager Bros Abyssima Liverpool Underhill Richmond Wright & Son Veronia Henderson Bros America W J Hurst London Patton, Vickers&Co Adriatic Joortis Noordiana Antwerp Wright & Sons Boston WAMR Milanese Londor Furness Palestine Warren & Co Scythia H du Vernet Cepnalonia Stockholm Furness Gallia H Brown & Co New York Umbria H Brown & Co Baltic RJ Cortis Anenora Glascow Henderson Bros Donau Bremen Qeirichs & Co Moravia Hamburg i Kunhardt & Ce Hekia Copenhagen Funch,Edge & Co Pennland Wright & Sons Schiedam Amsterdam Funch Dive & Ce Abyssinia Alaska America Qelrichs & Co Patton, V & Co Fulda Qelrichs & Co Canada Eeee-Haavtess Louis de Bebian Atlantic R J Curtis Aurania H Brown & Oo Glasgow Henderson Bros Isremen O¢elricks & Co Oericks & Co Union & Co Patton, Vickers & Co Eeeeeseessee Dremen Oq¢Iricks & Co Havre Louis Ae Bepiat Lirverpool R J Gortia Kunhardt & Co VIH Brown & Co Henderson Bros Arizona's Guion & Go City of Rome Earr Bencuella Lisbon Ana Adams & Co Picqua Palermo Phelps Bros & Co Yaxford Eee - Messina Lombard Sons Farness Asia Gibraltar Vmch Lombard’s Sons Waldensian Warren & Co Furness Cephalonia Gallia H Brown & Cs Virginian Thayer & Lincoln Pavoma P H du Vernet Alpes Vera Cruz Havana Ashbrooke Rio Janeiro Mo'avia Cicassia Kidonau Dorian Lizard City of Trtru Baltimore Para Ambrose Genoa Brittania Annie New Orleans

Mail notices and sailings from Boston Post Office directions

The Boston Post lists sailing schedules from New York to many destinations including Europe, the Caribbean, Central America, and the Pacific. It notes specific steamer names such as Umbria Hekla Edith Godden Pentland Schiedam Anchoria and more, with sail dates in April and May and cutoffs for Pacific and other routes.

Porto Rico Antillas New York Honduras Bay Islands New Orleans Inénsessa de Abinines Europe Queenstown Liverpool Umbria Scotland Glasgow Anchoria Belgium Pentland Rotherlandes Rotterdam Schiedam BOALG Scccveneken Tesaseaevestiens Hekla Jamaica Central America South Pacific Kingston Mexico Edith Godden Fri- Orf. Aio Cage Sdavaners Carupano Ana Cuba Tampa Fla Key ‘West

Observations at Boston Signal Station Apr 8 at 8 AM

Observation notes recorded at the United States Signal Station in Boston on April 8 at 8 o clock in the morning local time, corresponding to noon Greenwich Time.

United States Boston

Maritime Movements Early April Across Atlantic Routes

A series of vessel movements and incidents are recorded: barks, ships, and brigs sailing from Barcelona, Cher, Amsterdam, and Liverpool toward Philadelphia, New York, Portland, and New Orleans. Several vessels report losses, leaks, or bulwark damage while others sail for Bordeaux, Queenstown, and San Francisco. Names include ships Don Enrique, Ferdinand, City of Florence, and brig Mater with captains Cremer, Lutken, Leach, and Scopinich among others.

Barcelona Espana Cisa Charleston Pordrecht Vark Jn Pensacola Dover Bucephalous Shepherd Quebec Hull Honfleur Betti Gelletch Sacar Insulinda Van A Ee Flid Thomassen Wilmings Mithassel Philadelphia Limerick City of Florence Leach Portland Gre Queenstown Liverpool Sch Blanch Palfrey Stoe NF Ragna Kaldegar William W Crape Ferdinand Lutken Newcastle Nsw Cathcart McChessney San Francisco Prawie Point Exile Pearce Bordeaux New York McKellar Botterdam aAr Hanna Muns Shanghai Don Enrique Cremer New Ore Vrieste Mater Scopinich New Orleans

Maritime Ship Movements Update From Historic Log

Steamer Caribbean Daniels sails from New Orleans to Liverpool for April 1 with coordinates lat 44 40 lon 43 10. Steamer Polynesian Ritchie leaves Portland via Halifax for Liverpool by April 4. Steamer Esa Marshall departs Baracoa for Boston on April 3 at lat 23 58 lon 74 38. Bark Excelsior Christensen unmapped voyage from Pascagoula to Dakar on March 21 at lat 25 lon 64 with all well. Bark C Southard Hulbert Watts ships from New York on Nov 12 to Portland Oregon, rescheduled to Jan 22 with lat 58 S lon 68 W.

Picqua Palermo Messina Gibraltar Phelps Bros & Co Winas Chip Warsaw Baltimore Decature Miller Howes Norfolk Solomon Howes Saxon Snow Philadelphia E B Sampson Ee Glaucus Berry New York HM Fhotney Longfellow Smith Provincetown Acushnet Ray Duxbury Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Forest City Snowman Ponce Boston H Boulett Lang Port Medway Nss John F Merrow Nickerson Morfolk Grace Toulane,Jr Fisher Cox & Green Thompson Chelsea William D Narvel O'Keefe O'Keefe, Joboken Sch James , Lowell, Reed, Hoboken. Sch Daniel Brittian Coleman Hoboken Welington Rich Elien M Baxter Gray Lamprey Harding Weehawken Elliot L Dow Lamphear J Paine Perth Amboy John D Paige Haiey Charles Haskell Vraie Smith Elizabethport Mary Howes Cooper Rockport Valparaiso Knowston Deer Isle Albert T Stearns Kelley Salem Channel Bessie Whiting Cardenas D Witherer Kate and Mary Fred Walton Martha Irons Caribbean Daniels New Orleans Liverpool Polynesian Ritchie Portland Halifax Esa Marshall Baracoa Excelsior Christensen Pascagoula Dakar Ail C Southard Hulbert Watts

Voyage cargoes and ship movements reported at sea

The log notes 1360 barrels sperm oil 190 barrels whale oil and 700 pounds whale bone arriving aboard to day from San Diego and New Bedford to April 8. It records voyage returns of 60 barrels sperm 1300 pounds bone. Saliea from St Helena dates Feb 10 and March 20 report English brig F A Clairmont Weymouth NS with crew from bark Frank N Thayer, which burned after Jan 1.

San Francisco San Diego Raynor Ernie New Bedford Rogseau Wicks Saliea St Helena F_A Clairmont Weymouth Frank N Thayer

Wrecks and wreckers mark a gale along the Atlantic coast

The Seaconnet Point vessel Vredélust broke up while Carcotta ashore at Tralee was floated. Maita ashore at Ocean Beach split in two. N W Preston hauled off Fire Island and will head to Patchogue. Beta wrecked at Newburyport with survivors likely reaching Boston. Invincible reaches Hong Kong after Straits of Flores grounding. Brigitta Whitmore sails New York to Delaware Breakwater in 4 days 20 hours. Crissie Wright ashore near Belfort, rigging and a body recovered. Zephyr diemented, AH Hurlbut refitted, Agenotia loses steampipe. Amerald race damaged near Machiasport. Reven drifted to Sanborn Point.

Cardiff Oakes Clift Maita Ocean Beach Preston Fire Island Patchogue David Toney Abbie L Dow South Gall Dow London Invincible Skewes New York Hong Kong Straits of Flores Brigitta Whitmore Cardenas Delaware Crissie Wright Shackelford Beach Belfort Piaces Provincetown Mass Zephyr Seely Gloucester Philadelphia Agenotia Lewis Londonderry Baltimore Machias Amerald Ca'aia Boston Machilasport Reven Cuba Sanborn Point

Volume of 19th Century Ocean Vessels Schedules Port Movements

A dense list of ships and sailing dates appears, detailing vessels sailing to and from global ports including Auckland, Aspinwall, Antwerp, Buenos Aires, Barbadoes, and New York. The record notes steamers such as Almeda, Acapulco, Annie, Nederland, Hecla, Coloma, York City, and Discoverer among many others, with ports of call like San Francisco, Antwerp, London, and Port au Prince.

Auckland Almeda Morse San Francisco Aspinwall Acapulco Shackford New York Antwerp Brayton Hray Merryman Howes Thomas Fletcher Batee Barbadoes Arabout Nellie Moody Forbes Montevideo Demerara Lizzie Heyer Harrington St Thomas Hong Kong Hecla Coloma Noyes Portland Port Au Prince Belizie Savieu Scis Comet Alarich Tampico Lida Flower Atkins Charleston Port Antonio Ataisata Aldrick Georgetown Royal Alfred Victoria Puig Harris Liverpool Albuera Gilmore St John Milk River William H Hopkins Bowen Kingston Panama San Juan Pitts Whamperioo San Blas Chapman Port Spain Beliar Dunlop Anticua Cilunum New Rio Janeiro Sidon Sorensen Philadelphia Marie Wang Mobile Alice Barnes Baltimore Newporters Virginia Allen Cardiff Servie Smith Kambira rownell,Inc Venturosa Tonsesca Silas, Fish Covert Allanwiide Newman Pensacola Hornet Croaby Campantro Kiehne Cupid Gould Prince Rupert O’malley H B Gann Uaan Unc Rozella Smith Green Hastings Comens Anc Davida Roberts Justan Mosquito Adams Wotherspoon Dodge

Boston license notices list multiple applicants April 7 1886

The notice records numerous individuals applying for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston at various addresses including 118 Pynchon street 13 Downer street 9 and 11 Pynchon street 197 Roxbury street 974 Tremont street 4 Guildrow and other locations. F C Irving clerk entries indicate class of license and building levels.

Board of Polies Boston Hannah Barry Fellows Street F.C. Irving, Czerk Board of Ponce Bosroy Michael Dolan Pynchon Street F.C. Irving Beanp Or Pouice Patrick O'Brien Downer Street F. C. Irving William Jacobs Boardy of Board of Pontee Nelson Putnam Roxbury Street Board of Polce Benjamin F. Ansart Boakp Portck Michaels Tierney Tremont F. OG. Irving Board of Police Michael Tierney Board of Poiics Neil Canny Tremont Street Board of Poor Gaidt Boston Ff. C. Irving Board of Powes William A. Whalen Guildrow Boago Pouce Guild Row Board of Pontes Timothy H. Carr Blue Hill Avenue Columbia Street Beaton Sail Board Or Polick Emilie Abrecht Terrace Street Eaid Boston Boaxp Poriche Malachi O’brien Hampden Chadwick Streets John Moran Clay Street Simon GW. Cottrell Dearborn Eustis Street Samuel B. Warrell Merrimac Friend Street F F.C. Irving Beard of Frank O. Newton Franklin Avenue Sophia Deckert Washington Street F. GC. Irving Board of Power George W. Farnsworth Aj Victualler F. C.irving Board of Parks Daniel Rodden Causeway Street Beverly Street Patrick Devany Pitts Street Mary A. Barry Broadway Pine Street Fourth Clase Ann Coleman James Cullen Prestics Street Boanp Polce Patrick Brodbine Washington Garland Streets Boarne Boaxpor Pollice Dennis Ryan John J. Crowley Shawmut Avenue Kirkland Street Ponce John Sheehan Poiice Edward J. Callahan FP. O. Irving Patrick H. Manning Powter Kinahan & Connell F. ©. Irving Kinahan & Ocamnell

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