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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1888

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3

Tie Ends 11th In Boston Pittsburgh Tilt At South End Grounds

Captain Morrill saved the day with a sharp throw in the eleventh as Boston and Pittsburgh battled to an 8-8 tie into darkness. Beckley led off with a double, later scoring, while Klusman and Moran contributed key plays. Morrill’s heroics preserved a dramatic draw at the Smoky City and Hub’s expense.

John Morrill Boston South End Pittsburgs Beckley Dunlap Kilnsman Dalrymple Morrill John Kelly Eckley Kuehne Bostons Ray Sam” Wise Klusman Burdock Johnston Kuelne Brown Sawders Sowders Jeter Nash Hornung Wise Coleman Carroll Gladiators Lulus Comane

RACING AT BEACON PARKS TWISTED WEATHER DRAW SPECTATORS

Beacons Park trotting meet drew nearly 1500 spectators despite abominable weather. Two heats of the 2:50 pace were decided with Charles A. the favorite, Wilkes and Wentworth close contenders. Final results show Wentworth sixth, Abstimont third, and Charles A. narrowly losing to the gray in a dramatic finish.

George Hicks Beacon Park Charles A Mystic R. M. Wikes Wentworth Abstimont Wilkes Bowen George W. Leavitt G. G. R. M. Wilkes C. A. Allen J. M. Galvin B. G. Wentworth Charles Yapp B. G. Arstimont A. L. Robinson B.m. Kate R John Gibbs Josie Bates A. H. Dore B. G. Pions Fee Heath Lady Emma Har ID Rex Sadie A. Johnson Camp & Norton B. G Harry A. Woodward G. Rex J. A. Snow Saul Ax Allen Gi Wildalr George H. Hicks Aliston Bert H. A. Fuller Providenceé William Coville Schenectady N. Y Ch. m. Merrimert Malone B. G. Dandy James Golden Medford G. Landmark J.J. Bowen G. Black Shan E. F. Wilson Manchester N. H M. Sadie C Roberts Lynn aDort Hiram Woodruff Tom Lambert John Shillinglaw Waterbury Celesta G. Brown Dick E. H. Cunningham Cambridge B.s. Clay F. Bass Springfield B.g. Wolfstone M. Gertie J. H. Richardson Boston M. Thorndella Lulu Higgins Thomas Bradley New York G. Giacus Thomas Bradley Bilazard Frank Allston de & Gratz E. D. Wiggin Br.s. Charley Wilkes CO Fee Pcs Abscor O Vic Cas Acestro Cols W. Vani E. Springfield Westchester Girl Handicap Stable John Trout G. KR R. H E George Lord Great Falls Colossus Brockton Emma John Gibbs Fr. Simmons Attleboro G. del Monte

Washington and Detroit Halted by Rain After One Inning

In Washington on August 8 the Washington and Detroit clubs faced one inning with no runs before rain stopped play. Details list plays by players including Farrell Pfeffer and Williamson, with Schriver handling hit by pitched ball and Lynch as umpire. The time recorded 2 hours 20 minutes.

NEW Yorks Indianapolis R. BH. PO O'Rourke O Bassett Ewing Myers Lokss Testesseces Tiernan Daily Hines Slattery Glasscock Bassett Keefe Seery O’rourke Buckley McGeachy Oyle Gigsssock Boyle Elly Philadelphia Mains Chicago Anson van Haltren Phillies Sanders Fogarty Delehanty Philadelpahias Chicagos R. BH Malvey Pfeffer G Sanders William'ss Irwin OljBurns Bastian Vparrell Schriver Philadelphias Qmeirur isGartaes Ce Bas Eurned Pons Farrar Scriver Duffy Ryan Ballsa Wood Mulvey Williamson Bytes Louble Farrell Lynch Washington Detroit

Portsmouth Defeat Worcester In Close Fielding Contest

In Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 8 Portsmouth beat Worcester in a tight game marked by fine fielding. Highlights included Lynch's remarkable one handed catch Wheelock's fielding and Canavan's batting. Willis pitched well for Portsmouth with strong support from Kittredge. The scoring line shows Portsmouth leading throughout with key hits and baserunning securing the win.

Portsmouth N. H Portsmouths Worcesters Lynch Wheelock Canavan Willis Kittredge Ofismouids LOS Ofcesterg

Transcripts Tie with Globe in Wellington Baseball Clash

In a pitchers duel at Wellington yesterday the Globe and Transcript teams played to a 6 to 6 tie in five innings in the Newspaper League. Stimpson of the Transcript pitched effectively, giving his side the edge before the rain halted play.

Transcripts Globes Globe and Transcript Wellington Stimpson Transcript Post Syrees

Boot and Shoe Men on Bases for Championship Pennant

The second game in the Boot and Shoe Recorder championship pennant series will be played today at the YMCA grounds above Dartmouth Street. The Boot and Shoe Travellers' League meets the Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity, both composed of traveling salesmen in the boot and shoe trade. The teams are well matched.

Boot Y. M. C. A. Athletic Association Dartmouth Street Boot and Shoe Travellers’ League Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity Ake

Brooklyn-Brooklyns and Athletics top standings in three games

In games under the heading Other Games, Brooklyn-Brooklyns defeated Louisvilles 5 to 1 at Brooklyn. Philadelphia-Athletics beat St. Louis 9 to 2 in Philadelphia. Cincinnati-Cincinnatis prevailed over Baltimores 6 to 2 in Cincinnati.

Brooklyn Brooklyns Louisvilles Philadelphia—Athletics St. Louis Cincinnati Cincinnatis Baltimores

A Runaway Tailor Returns to Charm and Losses

Henry Turner a German tailor opened a shop at 42 Pleasant street after leaving J. H. Lewis & Co. He disappeared last Friday after taking about 1500 in goods from several wholesalers. Inspector Dugan recovered 500 in pawned goods. Turner's backer Joseph L. Mungoven stands to lose about 400 as about thirty girls were paid partly by Mungoven. Creditors include A. P. Freed & Co. and others. machinery at the shop is seized as security.

Henry Turner Pleasant Street J. H. Lewis & Co Washington Street Turner Dugan Joseph L. Mungoven Mungoven A. P. Freed & Co Dean William Bloom & Co Richardt Newendorf & Co

Harness Makers Meet at Tremont Street Conference

The Harness Makers Association met at 176 Tremont Street with a committee to inspect city saddlery stores. Only Hiram Whittington & Co. of 22 Federal Street agreed to sell only to manufacturers and abandon retail. Members adopted the committee report and will circulate the action to New England harness makers. Two local dealers are expected to join soon.

Harness Makers’ Association Tremont Street Hiram Whittington & Co Federal Street New England

Pearline Advertises Relief for Poor Servants in Heat

A brief 1900s style ad invites readers to ease servants' tasks during a heat wave by using Pearline. It emphasizes cooling, comfort, and practical household relief amid summer strain.

New York & New England Line Promises Early Travel

Advertisement suggests taking the 113 p m train on the New York and New England route to reach New York before 7 o clock. It touts the line’s Pullman drawing room sleeping cars as unmatched by other lines.

New York New Englan

Shipping schedule closes for Europe and Caribbean routes

Friday August 10 and Saturday August 11 mark closing times for mail to Ireland, Great Britain, other European countries via New York and Boston. Several routes include Netherlands via Rotterdam and Havana via Tampa, with connections to Halifax and Costa Rica via Port Limón. Final cutoffs and transport details vary by destination and carrier.

Saturnia Boston Bothig Globes Aurel Echo Wads Duce Nova Scotia Halifax Carroll Cuba Tampa Fla ORF Great Britain Ireland Key West

SHIP NEWS NOTICE TO CAPTAINS AUGUST OBSERVATION AT BOSTON

Observation made Aug 8 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 8 am corresponds to 1 pm Greenwich time. Wind fresh cloudy. Captains may correct barometer error by adding one one hundredth inch for every ten feet of altitude. Steamer A B Nickerson reports 100 bbls porgies caught off Highland. Steam yacht Move On bound south with G W Turner aboard. Adelida sails Boston to Newport.

United States Boston Provincetown Nickerson Highland Move On Portland G W Turner New York World Friends Adelida Newport

Maritime cargoes and deals chart for Atlantic routes

A New York listing of chartered steamers and barkentine vessels shipping refined petroleum and phosphate. Entries note routes from New York to Baltic, Britain, Liverpool, Antwerp, Amster dam, and Continent, with tonnage in bbls and deals or prices in d. and s. across multiple ships such as Liberta Ardanach Balder Gambetta Viking Bellmore Cadiz Niceto Porto Riqueno Arecibo St Albans Coronilla Orion M E Cox John Trahey Camelot Nikaria Syringa Alice Ada and others.

New York Liberta Nor Baltic Ardanach Balder Gambetta Perth Amboy Viking Bellmore United Kingdom Cadiz St John Liverpool Niceto Liverpol Porto Riqueno T John Arecibo Miramachi St Albans Batoum Hong Kong Coronilla Sicily Philadelphia Baltimore McDougall Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Christel Orion M & E Cox Bristol John Trahey Camelot Freemantle Nikaria Syringa Alice Ada West Bay Elizabeth Winslow Peery Petroleum

Maritime shipping notes from New England ports

From Milbridge to Gloucester a flurry of sailing vessels and cargo movements. ships including Nellie Eaton Maggie Todd and others sail for New York and St John while tugs Underwriter and Ocean King accompany the Leary raft. Local ports report cleared steamers and fish landings totaling 210000 pounds cod and 3000 pounds pollock.

Milbridge Ella Clifton Strout Portland Boston Hannah Caroline Hutchings Fall River Vineyard Haven Python Chaney Providence Bangor Sea Pigeon Eaton Stonington Steuben Druid Wilcox New York St John Nellie Eaton Clark Calais New Bedford Flynn Machias Maggie Todd Coggswell Newark Ocean King Leary Rafl Edward Stewart Harlow Richmond Lucy P Miller Homer H L Curtis

Multiple ships sail from ports worldwide in mid August bustle

A busy compilation lists sailing and sailing‑date details for numerous vessels including brigs, barks, ships, and steamers from ports such as ALGOR BAY BELFAST BARROW CORK CAPE TOWN CETTE CARDIFF DUBLIN DOUGLAS GLASGOW GREENOCK HULL HARBOUR GRACE LIVERPOOL LUNDY ISLAND MARSEILLES NEWCASTLE NIZUWE WATERWEG PAUILLAC RIO JANEIRO SYDNEY SAMARANG SWANSEA TAYPORT WOLGAST ASPINWALL BARACOA CARIACAS CAIBARIEN CENFUEGOS FALMOUTH GEORGESOWN HAVANA HALIFAX LIVERPOOL LONDON MONCTON MUSQUASH MATANZAS MELBOURNE MIDDLESBOROUGH OS END PANAMA PLYMOUTH QUEENSTOWN RIO JANEIRO SMYRNA SAGUA SWANSEA among others. Records note ship names such as Pacific, Bessie May, Riverside, NB Lewis, Ashantee, Amerika, Asia, Prince Charlie, Wynnstey, Kestrel, and many more with captains and routes to destinations like Philadelphia, New York, Barbados, Charleston, Halifax, Liverpool, and Havana. The list marks general maritime activity with sailings on Aug 6–8 and earlier July dates.

Algor Bay Vibilia Beveridge Port Natal Belfast John Ritson Jamieson Charleston Barrow Dora Hansen Mobile Gullison Cape Town Dublin Kong Eystein Nor Bergstrom Chatham Douglas Isle of Man Louise Anger Quebec Glasgow Ashantee O’brien Pietou Greenock Asia Christensen Gatineau Gale Prince Charlie Brunsgard Hull Wynnstey Thomas San Francisco Falmouth Harbor Grace Taylor Newport Engbrig Trusty Apsey Barbados Liverpool Patriot Queen Heyburn Paspebiac Lundy Island Duchess of Albany Wilson Penarth Marseilles Ar Aung Grad Zagreb Aus Prossen Pensacola St Louis Touzet Halifax Newcastle Eng Attila Santa Rosalia Nizuwe Waterweg Caravan Daggett Rotterdam New York Pauillac Dupuy de Lorne New Orleans VORT Natal Iddesleigh Gibson New Yor John Bossock Plymouth Edith McRae Charlottetown Rio Janeiro New Ital Repetto Philadelphia Cagliari Tayport Ocean Waage Wolgast Kate Saneton Evans Savannah Aspinwall Colon Henderson Canute McLeod Baracoa Ydun Boston Cardenas Camelia Penney Havana Matanzas Hugo Bonet Cienfuegos Ardangorm Cameron City of Columbia Gaditano Gaicoechea Cienfue Caibariea Caibarien Millie Williams Bruce Pascagoula Lena R Storer Lee Claribel Murchison Anna Garfield Newark Francis Thorpe Cormack Dunkirk Dartmouth Georgesown Pei Sch Gladys Fin Lavre—Sallea Moravia Hamburg Saturnina Echevarria Kenlta Santalart Dosch Lewis Edwards Twomey America Txxonera Concha Ballester Andres Brunswick Panama Ressalt Trygve Force Island Ardanrigh Glover Crested Wave Tuspan Mex Putin Baltic Yggeseth Unexpected Brinkman Demeraar Sillistia McLean Luis A Martinez Scott Pictou Abana James Capees Jorgen Lorentzen Wessel Campbellton Silistria Caspian McDougall Baltimore London Gravesend Santiago Moncton Chandler Buck F & E Givan Melvin Portland Musquash Wayfarer Sinclair Mersey Navarro Aldecocea Montreal Polynesian Wiley Premier McKenzie Howard Lake Superior Stewart Don Enrique Corning Montevideo Melbourne Seriol Wyn Storm Tacoma Middlesborough Alice M Craig Johnson Antwerp WWORT Marenhouse Treparthen Para Hamarg Lisbon OS End Houlder Reimers Apalachicola San Blas Chapman Parthenia Holman Lobas de Afnéra UEBEC Vandnara Allan Circe Creighton Domingo Balttimore Handel Evelin Palm Branch Scgus Smywrna Giacomo Mortola Sagua Carolina Aldamez

Whalers Ink Mattapoisett Return At Edgartown

Edgartown reports the bark Mattapoisett returns from a cruise carrying 1100 barrels of sperm oil. No injuries or incidents noted.

Edgartown Mattapoisett

Maritime positions and voyages in Atlantic traffic

The report logs several ships at sea with routes and positions. Bark J W Dresser bound for New York from Parker Matanzas, August 7 near the Capes of Delaware. Ship Challenger sailing from Swangea to Acapulco, August 2 at 50 North 50 West. Barkilhet Partridge from New York to Rangoon, July 22 at 58 North 33 West. Bark Frey Abrahamson from Manzanilla to New tou aoe six, 20 miles east-southeast of Five Fathom Bank. Matilda Buck from Miragoane to Boston, August 5 at 38 40 North 74 West.

Dresser Parker Matanzas New York Capes of Delaware Challenger Thompson Swangea Acapulco W. Barkilhet Partridge Rangoon Bark Frey Abrahamson Manzanilla Matilda Buck Miragoane Boston

Wrecks and Salvage Rules Across Atlantic and Americas

Shipping news from Boston to Wilmington reports loss of rudder near Canso and various wrecks. Quoddy salvaged for 30 percent by Chatham wreckers. Ivy returns after jibboom loss. Success wrecked with all aboard saved. Additional notices cover Baltic to New York routes, hull losses, fog, and salvage assessments involving multiple vessels and ports.

Boston Lelia Linwood Jameson New York Honolulu Jibboom Valparaiso Success King San Francisco Mary E Dana Jeremie Balano Sch John K Souther Lantern Head Inagua Philadelphia Matanzas Jerome Para Sandy Hook Ivy Queenstown Louisiana London Skjodt Stettin Montevideo Gould Pacific English City Hamburg Oporto Michigan

Sailing and Clearing News From Various Ports

Shipping news reports vessels sailing and clearing from Bath to Baltimore and beyond. Ships load for Baltimore and New Orleans, with schooners, brigs, and steamers listed from Ar 7th to Aug 7, including Union, Celina, and Mary L Peters, while weather and becalmed conditions hinder northward progress near Chatham.

Bath Arcola Campbell Kate Lewis Boston E M Storer Stahl Portland Baltimore Nellie Dinsmore Doage Philadelphia Tug Perry Call New Orleans Savannah Rival New York Boothbay Union Bridgeport Conn William H Kenze Rhoades Georgetown Amelia Levi Hart Ives Celina Adams Kennebec Alleghany Parker River Ettrick Lamont Aspinwall Oliver Barrett Wallace Mary L Peters Williams E H Weaver Mattie Franklin Calais Hooper Calder Albert Manthorn Orezimbo Warnock Boole New Bedford L Eaton Grearson Mott Haven Palestine Bartlett Stonington G King Brit Pawtucket Charleston Delaware Fernandina Newton Duich Island H Watford Perth Amboy Nantucket Kate Scranton Eldridge Providence Mary A Pike Mitchell Hillsboro Zamona Dird Rockland Druid Wilcox St John Charles A Briggs Hammett Nathan Easterbrook, Jr Nellie Dog Winsloe Norfolk Little Charlie Wass Norwich Doughton Crosson J G Fell Crowley Coweset Elias Bunyon Taunton

Incoming Steamers for Boston and Other Ports

A dated shipping timetable lists incoming steamers to Boston and other ports with origin, agent, and expected arrival dates in August. Entries include ships from Antwerp Yarmouth Jamaica Savannah and Liverpool with agents such as J G Hall Co Hamdard Wright&Sons Har son Lpring and others.

Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule preview

A list of incoming and outgoing steamships with ports, times, and operators for August dates. Vessels include Savannah, Bulgarian, City of Macon, Catalonia, Parthian, Gate City, and Ethiopa with lines from Rich and Barnes, J G Hall & Co, Alex Martin, E B Sampson, Warren & Co, and others. Timings span August 9 to August 28 with multiple Liverpool, Yarmouth, and Philadelphia calls.

Wetherby Antwerp Furness Borderer London Furness Yarmouth Yarmouth G Hall & Co Aguan Jamaica B’st FruitCo Ork Catalonia Alex Martin Macon Savannah Jane St Tvens N& Barn G Hall & Co Worcester Halifax Har'son Kansas Liverpool Warren & Co Savarian Thayer& Linc J G Hall & Co Pavonia Alex Martin Gate City Rich & Barnard Yarmouth Carroll Har’son Lpring Rich’n&Barn Stockholm Co C Furness Yarmouth JG Hall & Co Thayer & Lin Hothnia Alex Martin Parthian Phil’d’phia Eanes Alifax Dowa Warren & Co Yarmouth Norman Phil E B Sampson City of Macon Rich’n& Barn Borderer C Purness Malifax Harrison Loring Spartan Parthian Phil’d’p’a Gate City

Mail Schedules From New York To World Ports

Shipping notices list departures from New York on Friday and Thursday with sailings to Boston Central America and the South Pacific including Costa Rica and Guatemala via steamship New Port. Other lines announce departures to Norway Scotland France Germany Great Britain Ireland and Continental Europe via various vessels with special addresses.

Central America South Pacific Costaica Guatemala Newport New York Norway Gieser Brest Havre la Normandie German States Great Britain Continent of

Trans-Pacific Mails Close Dates for Various Routes

For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the Fast Indies Straits Settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies via steamship Arabic from San Francisco August 21 Close at Boston August 15 at 5 30 p m For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via steamship Alabama from San Francisco August 23 Mail closes at Boston Sunday August 19 at 1 m Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at Boston at least eight days previous to date given above.

Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Fast Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies San Francisco Boston Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alame la

Boston-bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports

The list shows ships and barks sailing for Boston with origins and dates, including Ararat Axelson from Montevideo in July, Adolph Obrig from Hiogo in May, Emily F Whitney Robbins from Manila in uly, Elissa Chaddock from Rangoon in June, Gustava from Stettin in June, J A Horsey Dowling from Miragoane in July, Josselyn from Cebu in March, Laura from Buenos Ayres in February, Pilgrim from Zanzibar in June, Sulitelma from Singapore in April, Caprice from Buenos Ayres in June, Xenia from Manila in April, and Daonimeeine from Buenos Ayres in June. Several vessels indicate passages past St Helena or Anjer.

Boston Ararat Axelson Montevideo Adolph Obrig Peterson Am. Bark Hiogo Emily F Whitney Robbins Manila Uly Elissa Chaddock Br. Bark Rangoon Gustava Ger. Bark Ballschmiede Stettin Sas Fai Farrell

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