Marine and McCoy Spar for Points in Club Exhibition
The Broadway Athletic Club hosted a largely attended benefit for Pete McCoy with police present and Thomas F. Crohan as referee. Contests featured Kerrigan versus Murphy, Sullivan versus Donahue, Downey versus Sullivan, and others including Lannon versus Davis and La Blanche against McCoy in an exhibition of sparring and club swinging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McCoy
Broadway Athletic Club
South Beaton
Thomas F. Crohan
Patsey Kerrigan
Johnny Murphy
Kerrigan
Young Sullivan
John Donahue
Jimmy Downey
South End Athletic Club
Patsey Sullivan
East Boston
Sullivan
Powney
Tommy Drohan
Jimmie Sullivan
Seaside Athletic Club
Jim Carroll
Boston
Carroll
Denny Kelliher
Quincy
Drohan
Kelliher
James Lannon
James Davis
South Boston
Davis
Lannon
George la Blanche
la Blanche
McCoy
New England Lacrosse Association Admits Clubs at Meeting
The New England Lacrosse Association held its first meeting of the year at Quincy House with delegates from Independents Cambridge Boston South Boston Somerville Everett Weymouth and Harvard. Boston and Somerville were admitted after constitutional issues. Officers elected include President Davis Somerville and vice presidents Boardman Hood and Glancy. A one season schedule was set to begin, with games played at each club’s grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association
New England Lacrosse Association
Quincy House
Davis
Abbott
Boston Lacrosse Association
Essrs
Boyle
Magee
Cambridge
Boston
South Boston
Somerville
Everett
Weymouth
Harvard
Boardman
Somerville Club
G. G. Boardman
Somervilles
F. C. Hood
Harvards
J. C. Glancy
Cambridges
G. O. Brigham
The
Independents
Baseball Contests Draw Big Crowd in Newark and Area
Newark's Eastern League club, aided by Tucker and L Smith, beat the Boston League team as 2500 spectators watched. Other notes include Dartmouth versus Amherst scores, Penn over Amherst, and forecasts of NL standings. Lawrence and Newburyport grounds improved, and the Broadway Athletic Club rebrands as the Cribb Club of South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.d
Smith
Newarks
Tucker
Firel
L. Smith
Hornung
Sutton
Boston
Union
Dartmouth College
Techs
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Bostian
Phillies
Seigel
Bignall
Guerher
Lawrence
Newburyport
Bostons
Boston College
South End
Mackenzie Plays Eighteen Games At Boston Chess Club
Captain Mackenzie, American champion, contested eighteen simultaneous games yesterday at the Boston Chess Club. The event drew club members and guests as Mackenzie faced a mix of seasoned players and amateurs, finishing sessions around 6 30 with a mix of wins and draws. A follow up public exhibition is planned for Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie
Boston Chess Club
Zukertort
Germany
St. James
Sargent
Intrepids
Wars
Fox
Huntington
Sanford and Paine
Volkman
Paine
Metcalf
Thayer
Jones
Bridge
Sherman
Young
Harrow
Spaulding
Hawes
Captain Mackenzie
Cordislly
Intercollegiate Cup Races Ahead at New York Grounds
Preparations for the Intercollegiate Cup Races dominate talk among college boys ahead of the April 29 event at the Manhattan grounds in New York. The championship cup is a valuable trophy to be won by a college team, with competition heating up as Harvard and Yale vie for the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Manhattan Grounds
New York
Harvard Yale Race For The Cup Weighed In Tight Balance
Harvard holds the cup with nine wins to Columbia's three Princeton's one and Yale yet to win. The race is seen as a close contest between Harvard and Yale with both camps confident of victory as Yale trains hard and Harvard scrutinizes its best material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Olumbia
Princeton
Yale
Edwards Defeats Havelin in McKenzie's Tie Series Fight
Edwards defeats Havelin eleven to three to lead the tie series in the amateur pyramid pool tourney at McKenzie's pool rooms Northampton street. Landers and Hills meet tonight to continue the competition as eight entrants vie for the Silver Cup at McManus's with Cary defeating Goddard in a final seven to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Havelin
McKenzie’s. McKenzie
Landers
Hills
Frank Marshall
McManus
S. T
Northampton Street
H. Campbell
J. Campbell
Newhall
Foster
Goddard
O’bhiea
Cary
Jupiter
Carmapbell
Yachting and Sporting Notes Mixed Regatta Plans
Regatta committees of the New York Club and Eastern Yacht Club form a new class for yachts not under 70 feet. The Sandy Bay Yacht Club discusses joining the New England Racing Association. Marblehead races may increase with Corinthian Club waters favored. A four-club polo tournament forms at Winslow's rink with three-game series starting Monday at Lowell. Polo results note Waltham and Woburn victories. Generals notes mention athletes and forthcoming bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Aew Priscilla
Atlantic
General Paine
Sandy Bay
Portland
Portsmouth
Newburyport
Haverhill
Corinthian Yacht Club
Rockport Neck
Cape Ann
Corinthian Club
Hull Yacht Club
Marblehead
Winslow
Walthams
Woburns
Salems
Bostons
Lowell
Suburban Journalists Enjoy Spring Reunion With Dignitaries
The fourth annual spring reunion of the Suburban Press Association was held at Hotel Vendome with 100 cover seating. Notables including Ex Governor Littlefield and General Olney Arnold attended. speeches followed and a gold headed cane was presented to William H. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Press Association
Hotel Vendome
Messrs. J. Newman & Sons
Littlefield
Rhode Island
Olney Arnold
First National Bank of
Pawtucket
O. H. Briggs
New York, Providence and Boston Railroad
A. A. Miner
D.D
E. Sands
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Loomis
Association
Isaac B. Rich
Hollis Street Theatre
C. A. Lee
Pawtucket Chronicle
G. HE. Stackpole
Malden
W.S. Loomis
Holyoke
Massachusetts Press Association
Miner
William H. Cook
Milford
Cook
Cleveland
Hoar
Dawes
Robinson
John D. Long
O’brien
J. R. Lowell
O. W. Holmes
Edward Everett Hale
Hollis Street
New England House
Investigation Into Fitchburg West Deerfield Crash Hearing
The Fitchburg railroad crash at West Deerfield spurred a hearing by the railroad commissioners with counsel George A. Torrey for the railroad and Attorney-General Stevens for the State. Witnesses described speeds, track conditions, embankment damage, and rescue efforts while noting the roadbed and water drainage. The session adjourned to April 20 as auditors reviewed how the wreck occurred and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
West Deerfield
George A. Torrey
Stevens
Sturtevant
Albert W. Bates
Augustus W. Locke
Troy and
Greenfield
North Adams
Bardwell’s
Bates
John McManamy
Littlejohn
Henry C. Floyd
Joseph W. Young
H. D. Smith
Albert S. Todd
Turner
Fitchburg Road
Drunken man knocked down on Eliot Street
A drunk man, helped by two intoxicated companions, was pushed by a passerby who attacked him. The drunkard struck his head on the curb, bleeding heavily, and paramedics or police did not appear. The trio carried him away, while bystanders offered no interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
Sympathy for Tailors Strikes Extend Support
Tailors met at New Era Hall paying off strikers $450. A second large meeting followed with a Cutters' and Trimmers' Union committee in attendance. Keeley and Lane spoke, along with Knights of Labor District 30 official Pickett. The society remains firm and determined to hold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Hall
Cutters’ and Trimmers’ Union
Keeley
Cutters and Trimmers’ Union
Lane
Pickett
Knights of Labor of
District 30
Pleasant Purgative Pellets Offer Five Hundred Dollars Reward
Dr. Pierce offers five hundred dollars for proof of any calomel or mineral Pon or injurious drug in his Pleasant Purgative Pellets. These tiny pills, about the size of a mustard seed, are easy to take and promise no griping pains. They claim to relieve biliousness sick headache foul taste and jaundice promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
The Mikado at Globe Theatre and Other Evening Shows
The Globe Theatre presents The Mikado. Denman Thompson stars in The Old Homestead at Boston Theatre. Carleton Opera Company performs no Fedora at Hollis Street Theatre. A Prisoner for Life features von Mansfield at Howard Athenium. Miles Bijou Burlesque at Bijou Theatre. Arcadia performers at Bijou in later show. Gettsyburg exhibit noted at Tremont Street venue. Amateur and Juvenile Art Show presented day and evening at Wall Street venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Hollis Street
Carleton Opera Company
Relag
Fanny Davenport
Howard Athenium
von Boston
A Et Mansfield
Prince Kari
Miles
Arcadia
Museum
Menag Arie and Aquarium
Batil
Gettysburg
Tremont Street
Gibson's Pure Rye Whiskey Ad
An advertisement urges buyers to consider Gibson's pure rye whiskeys for summer residences at the beach or inland. The copy touts the product as strictly pure and mellow, used by clubs and hotels, bottled under Moore & Son nett's label and sold by wine merchants and liquor dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Moore & Sonnett
War era trade items listed in Philadelphia ads
A fragmented advertisement listing various goods and firms in Philadelphia and New York. Items include boots and shoes by Samuel Bunting & Sons and Horatio Harris & Co, horses, fruit, real estate, stocks, wrecked steamship Samuel Crook, damaged hides, furniture, and a doctor’s cough syrup note urging caution of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Shoes
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
J M Watson & Co Ee
Horatio Harris & Co
Albert Howe & Co
Lewis J Bird & Co
B L & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co. Boots
New York
Richards & Co
Rio Grande
Samuel Crook
Hatch
Stony Brook drainage plan and East Boston ferries inquiry
Boston aldermen discuss compensations for flood damages from Stony Brook and street works while ordering a drainage report. A joint committee is proposed to probe East Boston ferries management for 1883–85 amid heated exchanges among aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Brook
Boston
Elmwood Street
Pynchon Street
James B. Francis
Eviot C. Clarke
Kearsarge Mining Company assesses five dollars per share
A Boston meeting of Kearsarge Mining Company directors ordered a five dollar per share assessment totaling one hundred thousand dollars due May 1. President Elisha T. Loring resigned, and Charles Van Brunt became president. The plan includes expanding operations with two new shafts, an adit, and a railroad link to a stamp mill on Torch Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearsarge Mining Company
Boston
Messrs
Charles van Brunt
Joseph W. Clark
Horatio Bigelow
Henry Sayles
R. R. Goodell
Goodell
Michigan
Elisha T. Loring
C. van Brunt
A.S. Bigelow
Bigelow
Kearsarge
Daniel
Tamarach
Hancock and Calument
Osceola
Torch Lake
St. Mary’s Canal Mineral Land Company
Tamarack- Kearsarge
Iroquois Copper Company
St. Mary’s Canal
State of
Troquois Copper Company
Kearsarge Company
New York
Santa Rita Land and Mining Company
Calabasas
Universalists Dine at Berkeley Hall in Pleasant Meeting
The Universalist Club at Berkeley Hall gathered last evening with about eighty attendees. New members named were Wesley C. Crane Cambridge J. L. Sweet Attleboro Edward R. Price North Attleboro Benjamin N. Johnson Lynn A dinner followed an essay by Rev. Charles Follen Lee of Charlestown on Witness of History to the Truth of Christianity. Resolutions for the late Charles D. Swayne Roxbury were offered and approved. A ladies reception was voted before May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Hall
Universalist Club
Wesley C. Crane
Cambridge
J. L. Sweet
Attleboro
Edward R. Price
North Attleboro
Benjamin N. Johnson
Lynn
Charlies Follen Lee
Charlestown
Edwin Davis
A. E. White
J. H. Emmerson
S. W. Sample
J. C. Snow
G. T. Knight
G. M. Harmond
D. G. Littlefield
T. T. Sawyer
Messrs
L. L. Benington
G.on Peters
Nelson Bartlett
W. S. Burrill
Charles D. Swayne
Roxbury
Byron Gross
Jottings About the City at the Boston YMCA
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association will run noon meetings this week at 10 Tremont Row conducted by Rev. Charles F. Thwing and others. While removing long standing signs on Dock Square buildings 16 and 17, a tablet reading Re built 1746 by B Dolbean was found, origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
Charles F. Thwing
G. W. Parker
D. &. Brewer
G. M. Lord
C. L. Pitkin
P. B. Briggs
Dock Square
Hianchara, Farrar & Co
B. Dolbean
Shoe Buyers List Across Cities and Firms
A roster of shoe buyers and sales representatives across multiple cities including Augusta Baltimore Columbus Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Memphis San Francisco Savannah and more. Names and firms such as James Whittendale Carroll Adams Co J Kyle Orr Greenfelder Rosenha Co Patterson Renshaw Co and others are listed with regional affiliations and trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
James Whittendale
Robert McKnight
Baltimore
Uvarrol
Carroll, Adams & Co
CO Adler
Frank & Adler, Tre
Patterson
Patterson, Renshaw & C
J B Dixon
Dixon & Bro
Brun
Buffalo
Walker
Chicago
Greenfelder
Rosenaha & Co
Cincinnati
Henry Meisot
Charles Meis & Co
K M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
George T Cowen
Cowen & McGrath
Ste
William B
H Laws
William H H Laws
Ads
Cleveland
H B Childs
Child
Galveston
Tex
Breath
PJ Willis & Bro
Houston
Haber
Lexington
S Bassett
S Bassett & Sons
Tre
Macon
N M Solomon
S J Coleman & Co
Memphis
Tenn
Miles Standish
Hill, Standish & Co
B Goodbar
Goodbar
Love & Co
J M Goodbar
F G Jones
Omaha
A K Brown
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co
St Louis
Louis
Geo F Dittmann Shoe Co
Savannah
J Rosenbeim
J Rosenbeim & Co
Par
A W Allen
Claflin-Allen Shoe Company, CO
SCEAN Steamers Sail to Boston and New York Arrivals and Departures
Maritime listings show numerous steamers arriving at Boston and New York from March to April including HMS Gallia, Cephalonia, Gallia, Adriatic, and more. Entries name lines of voyage, routes, and shipping firms such as Furness, Henderson, Warren, Patton, and Du Vernet with dates and ports across London Liverpool and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengueila
Lisbon
A Adams & Co Mi
London
F &C Furness
Gibraltar
Lombard’s Sons
H & A Allan
C Furness British Queen
Henderson Bros Hotterdam
Finch, Ryde & Co
Liverpool
Warren & Co Catatonia
du Vernet
Stockholm
Furness Cephalonia
Gallia
W H Brown & Co
Pavonia
P H da Vernes
Boston
aGawrs
Milanese
Furness Palestine
Warren & Co Scythia
H du Vernet
Samaria
Bracadaile
Furness Iowa
Warren & Go Catatonia
Cephalona
America
Oelrichs & Co
Patton,v & Go Paida
Oelrichs & Co Canada
Cee
Havre
W H Brown
Devonia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros Elbe
Isremen
Oelricks & Co
Rugia&ces
Bremen
Oeiricks & Co Wyomuneg
Guion & Co Egy’ian Monarch
Patton, Vickers & Co
Kms
Ostrichs & Co Labrador
Louis Ae Bepian
R J Curtis
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
H Brown & Co
Henderson Bros Seesees
Guion & Go
Henderson Bros
Transatlantic Schedules and Steamer Departures From New York
A dense list of shipping routes and sailings from New York to Europe and the Americas. It notes ships including Fulda Canada Adriatic Wieland Scythia Elbe Aurania and Devonia with destinations Havre Queenstown Liverpool Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen and Scotland. Also shows Cuba and Mexico rail connections with daily office close times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Fulda
New York
Tucs- Gaf
France
Havre
Canada
Queenstown
Liverpool
Adriatic
AIM Bbs
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Wieland
Scythia
Elbe
Scotland
Glasgow
Devonia
Writley
Pacific Steamship Schedules from San Francisco to Global Ports
The notice lists Pacific steamers bound for Japan, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and dependent Chinese coched routes via Gaelic and other ships with departure dates in April and May from San Francisco. It instructs 4S Letters for the steamers to be deposited in the Boston Post office eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Victoria
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
British India
Sanrancisco
Hawaiian Kingdom
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
City of Papeti
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Alameda
Boston Post Office
City of
Boston
Aypermen
Boston Post
N. Sampson
Weather observations at Boston Signal Station report wind and barometer corrections
An April 12 note from the United States Signal Station in Boston records hourly wind and barometer readings and suggests ship instruments be corrected by adding one one-hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. The entry also references a miniature almanac for Tuesday April 13 with times and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Great Britain
France
Washington
BR. H. Bod
United States Engineer's Office
Pemberton Square
Mass
Avery's Lodge
Sandy Bay
Maes
G. L. Gillespe
U.S. A
Steamers Arrived in British Ports With Varying Origins
Steamers reached Boston and Queenstown on April 11 and 12 carrying cargo and passengers from Hull Glasgow Philadelphia and New York. Ships including Waldensian Dupuy de Lorne and Joseph Ferns are listed with ports of origin and arrival dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Martello
Hull
Waldensian
Glasgow
Queenstown
Lora Gough
Philadelphia
Scilly
Boston City
Ston
Dupuy de Lorne
New Orleans
Prawle Point
Joseph Ferns
New York
Liverpool
Caripbean
Portland
Cid
Europe
California
Maritime clearing and sailings from the roads and ports
A list of vessels cleared or sailed, including steamer Waldensian to Glasgow with mdse and passengers for H A Allan, and numerous schooners and brigs with destinations from Portland and Rockport to St John NB, Arichat, PEI, and Salem. Wind conditions noted, with Highlana Light and remarks on sunset winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie S Hall
Hall
Philadelphia
Alice Borda
Dukes
William H Jourdannve Philadelphi
Lucy D. Wall
Perth Ambo
Z Sherman
Coombs
Loboken
Minetta
Crockett
Winterport
Cordova
Alien
Deer Isle
Mazurka
Lane
Rock
Herbert
Perkins
Port
J Kennedy
Warr Calais
James H Tripp
Rich
Wellfleet
Mary Eliza
Morrissey
Belfast
Marcia Bailey
Wass
Addison
Saron Donnell
Cape Neddick
Oop Sen Orr
Adde*ton
Dover
Alfreda
Gaskell
Rockport
Schs
Mary E McDougall
Renault
Arichat
Souris
PEI
Delong & Seamen
Maud W
Kingston
St John
J . Currier
Ware
Edmund ,Burns
Hatheny
Clyde
Strum
Port Medway
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Scis
Wrale
Smith
Jas
James L Sullivan
Carnie Walker
Florence L General
Shawmut Schooner Story at Machiasport Ar
Special to Merchants Reading Room notes the bark Shawmut of Perth Amboy under Smail arrived at Machiasport on April 11 for cargo and port duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiasport
Bark Shawmut, Smail
Perth Amboy
Maritime News Roundup From Atlantic to Delaware Breakwater
Multiple vessels report leaks and damage on April 12. Sir Lucie Wheatley arrives leaking at St Augustine bar from Philadelphia. Steamer Europa hauled off Quogue and towed to New York, Europa hove to on outer bar. Prins Hendrik from New York to Antwerp arrives leaking at Halifax. Waldensian loads seven Clydesdales and all die en route. American schooner Charles Paige dismasted in squall near Cape Henry. bark John J Marsh and brig John Tives report damage near Delaware Breakwater and Cape Henlopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir Lucie Wheatley
Philadelphia
St Augustine Bar
Quogue
Europa
Halifax
Prins Hendrik
Klingerberg
London
Charles E.i Paige
Onarieston
Sadie Willcutt
Barbour
Boston
Pensacola
Cooper's Point
Astoria
Ore
Indiana
Acapulconae
Etta
Stinson
Bunker
Baltimore
Charles F Mayer
Anthony
Ashfield
Wardale
Bona
Sa2rabasco
Thompson
Fanny Cadwalader
Hart
Countess of Dufferin
Dobley
Londonderry
Lawrence
McKenzie
Port Antonio
Templar
Robert
Wilmington
Nathaan Lawrence
Norfolk
Benjamin F Lee
Steelman
L F Schmidt
Eldridge
John G Schmidt
Webb
Hattie E Giles
Rappahannock River
Pea
Nelson
Tanner
Baracoa
Prama
Kelley
Moses B Bramhall
Woodhull
Mary E Bacon
My Rover
Arecuda
United Kingdom
Georgetown
R Congdon
Terrill
Eleanor
Moit
Waccamaw
Squires
Alveston
Comal
Algiers
Holden
Look
Richmond
Addie
Chadwick
Thatcher
J E Sanard
Hendren
Silver Spray
Mahorey
Recklend
Hine
French
New Bedford
Wilam L Roberts
Bray
Sallie B. Megathim
Phebe J Woodruff
Kendrick
Belle Hardy
Baker
M S Lewis
A H Edwards
Dettridge
F Baker
Nellie C Payne
Rose Easterbrooke
Charlotte Buck
Paragoon
M B
Wellington
James Rothwell
Bull Stowe
Agnapolis
Hey West
T J Cochran
Weatherford
Havana
W W Watson
Pacagonia
Mobile
Park Pacific
Armes
Rotterdam
Carrie Nelson
Truxillo
Martiehead
Scisss
Hudson
Vaughan
South Amber
Ida‘l Hay
Marshall
Hoboken
Orleans
Whitney
Hulls
Vane
Auroras
Jaccarino
Buenos Ayres
San Giuseppe
Rinaldi
Cette
Giulia
Lauro
Cadiz
Rew
Rufus E Wood
Swett
Shanghai
Ee Llth
Swi
Gwendoline
Queenstown
Emiliano
R G Moran
McDougal
Alfie H Belden
Carter
Perth
Havre
New Orleans
Vort Hads
Ward
Ruatan
Guadalquiver
Seville
North Boothbay
Robert Lockhart
Dutch Island Harbor
Bouquet
Beaver
Bert Bart
Bristol
Carbondale
Luce
Weehawken
Gratitude
Martha’s Vineyard
See
Nellie
Serrelis
Ludlam
Phohia
Rabon
Craig
Sees Jul Nelson
George R Veeland
Vandea
Argo
Gurney
Eurotas
Barlow
Charles
Ocean Freight Fronts and Vessels Sailed From Ports
Sailed April 10 and April 11 various steamers and ships departing from Antwerp Boston Halifax and other ports. Vessels include City of Truro Sap phire Bergenland Zaandam Avonmore Par a City of Para Jessie Matheson Annie P Chase James Pendleton Harold Gallia Edith San Juan and more. Cargoes include coffee and general goods with departures to New York Boston Philadelphia and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Taylor
Edwin
Nelson
M H Skinner
Fisher
Oliver Chace
Russell
Providence
Charlotte Brown
Baker
Harwich
Tuckshoe
Williams
New York
City of Fitchburg
Fish
Portia
St Johns
Philadelphia
Laguayra
State of Texas
Fernandina
Charter Oak
Rotterdam
Bedford
London
Laura
Gertrude
Bremen
Nova Scotia
Katahdin
Valais
Rabboni
New
Shedford
Jona
Santa Cruz
Eastern Star
Demerara
Schs
Emily F Northam
Brunswick
A Hammond
Emma
Portland
David Frost
Boston
Sliver Spray
Thomaston
Union
Anna Shepard
New Bedford
General Hall
Jannie Butler
St John
More Light
Calais
Beta
Machias
Zelia
Whiting
Ned P Wailker
Jonesport
Woodbury
Anglian
Campbdell
Baracoa
Anchoria Small
Glasgow
Stura
Cafiers
Mediterranean
George Thompson
Smith
Sydney
Nsw
Alaska
Pritchard
San Francisco
Otago
Boya
Pascagooula
Ahti
Roos
Malaga
LN Dantzgier
Jorgensen
Rollin Sanford
Davies Key West
Parks Maude
Kroger
Wolgast
Flora
Anderson
Dordecht
Gessner
Hjulman
Buddig
Vose
Havana
Perth Amboy
Emily F Martham
Stetson
Emily L Boyd
Blauvelt
Hamburg
Maud H Dunley
Oliver
Sagua
Saxon
Pantier
Rockeco
Jasper
Cardenas
Thames
Willard
Amboy
Henry Sutton
Manson
Seth N Todd
Norwood
Lucy
Wooster
Ella Pressey
Frank As
Thompson
Calaia
J O Jameson
Hatch
Eer Isle
James H Gordon
Phillipps
Baltimore
Highland Queen
Bickford
Hancock
Vixen
Johnson
Sarah
Rice
Prospect Harbor
Victor
Sullivan
Elanor
Bragg
Gaspe
Pinkey
Buenos Ayres
Moore
Reed
Mary Stewart
Mattie Holmes
T Benedict
Linscott
Abby Weld
Fearbey
Mary Swansbury
Kempt
Vineyard
Rosebrook
Newport News
Brilliant
Dapper
Port Clyne
James Miller
Johns Hopkins
Foster
Tybee
Meteor
Voss
Liverpool
Salem
Sch Centennial
Cripps
Luta Price
Price
J R Smith
Case
Carrie E Woodbury
Bryant
Florence B Hall
Kelsey
South Amboy
G M Potter
Bramnall
Hamilton
Menawa
Alexander
Edward W Perry
Nickerson
Lizabethport
Alpine
Webster
Kennebunkport
Alligator
Clark
Weehawken
Commodore Tucker
Hardy
Hoboken
Kennebunk
Bucco
Young
Harrisburg
Albertson
Guy C Goose
Doane
Hiogo
Port Townsend
I Washington
Carolina
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Julia Rollins
North
Herschel
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Bermuda to Cork and New York ships in April port list
A compiled list of vessels sailing from Bermuda and Halifax with captains and destinations. Ships include Castalia from Matanzas to New York, Mary O Hale from Turks Island to unknown, Nicoletta F Felugo from Girgenti to Charleston, and Portia sailing from St Johns NF to New York with further entries awaiting instructions and several ships in port or reported disg.
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Sele
Kinigkett Kantel
Brunswick
Cork
Castalia
Jackson
Matanzas
New York
William Frederick
Patterson
Sarita
Mary O Hale
Higgins
Turks Island
Nicoletta F.felugo
Girgenti
Charleston
Maynara Sunmer
Dyer
Jacksonville
Port
Kirtle
Atkinson
Elba
Philaia
Philaia; Barks James Pendleton
Colcord
Cebu
Boston
Frank, Larsen
Wumington,nc
London
Hollandia
Grayt
Liverpool
Bertha Anderson
Thompson
Disg
Eliza Barss
Hollis, Inc
Argosy
Thurber
Rom
Bristol
Brigs
Marie
Porter
St Martin's
G W Halis
Abbott
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Alfred, Young
Fernandina
Mary L Punn
Martin
Vana
Halifax
Kaward Johnson
Warren
Cienfuegos
Charles E Morison
Smith
New Bedford
Demerara
Portia
Dawson
St Johns
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