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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1890

Page

3

New Yorks Win Third as Ewing Leads Giants Past Boston

In a pitchers duel turned late by timely hitting, the New Yorks beat the Bostons 4 to 4. Ewing starred with aggressive baserunning and a key run, while Hatfield and Shannon delivered decisive moments. Gumbert struggled despite early victories, and Stovey sparked a late Boston rally before the decisive ninth. Attendance figures noted.

New York P. L Ewing Crane Hank O'Day Gil Hatfield Gumbert Vaughan Hatfield Ad Gumbert Harry Stovey Buck Brouthers Richardson Kelly Irwin Connor Slailery Johnston Nash O'Day Beatons Quinn Brown Stovey Seatfield Shannon Gore Twin Giants Jeft Boston New Yorks Bostons Slattery Ewine Guimbert New H. Richardson Guirbert Conner D. Richardson Guinvert Vh. Zon Ferguson Hoivert

Brooklyn Defeats Phillies in Rainy Eastern Park Tilt

In Brooklyn Aug 8 the Brooklyns beat the Philadelphias 7 to 4 despite rain and small crowd. Hemming pitched well until the eighth. Muffinton and Hallman handled the Philadelphia offense late. Base hits Brooklyns nine Philadelphias six. errors four each. Seery hit a home run and Farrar stole a base. Attendance about 200. Umpires Gaffney and Sheridan.

Brooklyns P. L Philadelphias Brooklen Brooklyn Philadelphia Eastern Park Hemming Ward Butlinton Iooklynn Philadelphians Hewming Cook Muffinton Hallman Rooklyns Vhiladelphias Joyces Wood Muflinton Orr Seery Farrar Ott Henning Errora Duffinton Hallinan Slemming Gaffney and Sheridan

Clevelanders Win Final Chicago Series Game in Sloppy Affair

The Cleveland team defeated the Chicagos 8 to 4 in Aug 8 action before about 120 spectators. O'Brien pitched well for Cleveland while Browning Medford Radford led by two-base and a three-base hit, and Stutliffe tallied with a strong effort. Errors favored Chicago 6 to 1 as both sides combined for 18 hits by Cleveland and 7 by Chicago.

Clevelands Chicagos Curcaco O’brien Hutteries O' Brien Stuttliffe Brennan Fartson Farrell Browning Medford Radford Y Barison O'brien javs—Darling Comiskey Delebanty Watkin Breonan O' Rien Marisol Iit Darlinng Ail Suyder

Pittsburgs Beat Bisons In Final Game At Home

Pittsburgs defeated the Bisons 18 to 5 at home as heavy hitting and erratic play by the visitors defined the afternoon. Attendance was about 1,000 with notable hits by Pittsburgs and several errors by Buffalo.

Pittsburgs P. L Buffalos Pittsburg Bisons Bufslos Cecesererr Hiase Vittsburss Butfaioa Butalos

Cincinnati Ninety Five Pittsburgs Six

Cincinnati defeat Pittsburgs with Latham driving scoring runs and strong base running. Duryea pitched for Pittsburgs as Cincinnati totaled ten hits to their fourteen, with several errors and stolen bases shaping the game. Attendance recorded at 1438 and the final score 28 to 9.

Cincinnatis N. L Pittsburgs Cincinnati Latham Duryea Keenan Osborne Wilson Cincinnatus Mullane Reilly Sundy Miller Jlecker Balla McPhee Laroque Decker Sales Methee McQuaid Yime

Hutchinson Shuts Out Clevelands for Chicagos in 1 Hit

In Augs game Hutchinson pitched for the Chicagos and allowed only one hit to the Cleveland lineup. Attendance reached 600 as Chicago scored 7 to 0 with 3 earned runs and 1 error by Cleveland. Wadsworth and Earle worked, Strief umpired, time 1h 20m.

Camcanos N.L Clevelands Cleveland Aug.s Hutchinson Chicagos Cuipagos Chiescos Clevelanda Latteries Autchinson Kittredge Wayworth Zimmer Wear Cooney Carroll Wilmot Cleve McKean Ardner Lands Tilks Wadsworth Earle Strief

A Little Vessel's Big Voyage

One of New York's smallest sailing craft crossed the Atlantic and anchored near Tompkinsville. The cutter yacht Jessica, twenty tons, sailed from Felicia Scotland on July 3 and finished in thirty four days under Captain Richie. She is bound for orders under G. M. Harvey.

New York Atlantic Tompkinsville Cntter Jessica Felicia Scot Richie G. M. Harvey

Governor Brackett Attends Camp Essex Review

Governor Brackett and staff visit Camp Essex for Governor’s day with a parade and dress review. Attendees include Gurgeon-General A. F. Holt and several former commanders. reports praise encampment work and rifle practice notes.

Sarnem Sprerau Camp Essex Brackett A. F. Holt E. V. Mitchell R. F. Barrett Boston Salem John Pickering Staples Eighth Regiment George K. Loring James P. King Peabody David O. Mears Stafford Fighth Regiment Frye Matterson Petersburg Builer Dalton Guy Ricker J. Baker Dewson David Bruce Peck Horton

Gloucester fishermen believed lost after fogging drift

Four Gloucester fishermen William Barnes Arthur Dickson Andrew Craig and John Bouchot belonging to the schooner Henry W Longfellow reached Halifax from Bridgewater after drifting in a dense fog while setting trawls on Lahave Bank. A dory with Bouchot and Craig capsized. rescued with great risk by the rest. They rowed for a day and night with no food or water, reaching Petite Riviere and then Halifax by steamer.

Halifax Gloucester William Barnes Arthur Dickson Andrew Craig John Bouchot Henry W. Longfellow Bridgewater Lahave Bank Dory Bouchot Craig Petite Riviere Shcamer

Canadian Tornado Ravages Quebec Farm District

A cyclone passed over St Giles Lothbiniere area causing immense crop damage. A belt about a mile long by a quarter mile wide saw grain cut off near ground, root crops ruined, hallstones and glass shattered, out-houses moved, and farms flooded by heavy rains. Crops rot in low-lying fields.

Quebec St. Giles

Highland stock farm sale in Kennebec county

The Highland stock farm at Winistor Maine owned by the heirs of the late J P Putnam of Boston was sold at auction to Mr Atkins of Gardiner. The sale included stock farming implements and furniture. The estate is valued as one of New England’s finest country properties with about $50 000 spent on improvements and sits on the highest elevation in Kennebec county offering a commanding view of the area.

Winistor Highland Stock Farm Boston Atkins Gardiner New England Kennebec County Adilie Schlaver Port Jefferson New York Messes Dixon & Keen Quebec Ang Park Hanna Nor Dahl Birkenhead London Paces Bair San Francisco Queenstown Samariit Hewitson Liverpool Tunkar Sattbirn Portland Eduardo Vid Mall Cutler Hunt & Co of St John Providence Iamber Anns Cutler Goston Mil Desert Rock Lam Daring Jyra Port Row Lust Hainseal Providence, Hi Speecial Beatrice McLean Caplin Matthew Harmer McLeans Salmon River George Baird McLean Halieax Porter S. Roberts Galton’s Cove St Mary's River Gaysboro Norfolk John 8 Davis, Green Philadelphia Jacksonville Hatteras Victoria Savona Valparaiso Wilson's Port Rogers Port Townsend

Port of Boston Steamer Arrivals and Maritime Notices

The Port of Boston lists arrivals including Steamer Flamborough of Fraser to Boston Fruit Co and multiple other steamers and tugs with cargoes or towed barges. The report covers foreign arrivals, coastwise movements, cargoes such as hides and lumber, and notes on weather and towing assignments along with sailed and cleared vessels and mariners’ notices.

Flamborough Fraser Boston Fruit Company Maverick Kevans Philadelphia H M Whitney Hullett New York Hi M Whitney Progresso Pillsbury Newport News Enelscot Ingraham Hanger Kennebec Collins Bath Vortland Snowmall Portland George A Chaise Godfrey Gloucester Storm King Smith Norfolk Anteope Hinek Low Blo W Morse Marr Investigator Cooper KA Visher Johnson Kodiak Good Damariscutta Joshua Lovett Magee Oneonta William Slater Baker Southwest Harbor Eee Storm New Orleans Uly Sandalphon Walker Bear River Emia C Potter le Cuin Clementsport Watson Sprack St John Susie Pearl Cameron Myra Weaver Neponset Weeks Hoboken Playfair Adams John Gregory Baker’s Island Millie Washburn Coffin Wiscasset Sadie Kimball Burns Juiton Perkins Eliot Gold Hunter Eaton York J KE Bowley Small Millbridge General Scott Lembton Cutaiss Sama Nor Hansen Port Antonio Boston Fruit Dana Michelsen Baracoa WW & CR Noyes Park Arlington Davis Sheet Harbor J 9 Hall & Co Brig Survivor Henry St Pierre Mid. Delong & Seaman Scbs Richard Thibodean Meterhen Jd G Hall & Co Tug Wineh Bangor Estella Barbados Schs Barkentine Albertina Kalung Iwis Tecumseh Howard Smith

Foreign ports update from August ship movements and sailings

A cable report lists ships sailing or passing Aug 7 from Amsterdam Barbados Belfast Calcutta Dunkirk Dublin and other ports. Vessels include steamer Midlothian Anglia Warrior and City of Delhi. barks Proteus Primula and Allenby. ships Beaconsfield and Victory. routes cover New York Philadelphia Savannah Quebec and St John with multiple national flags and captains.

Consigliere Genoa Philadelphia Hip Highlander Edgett Leghorn New York ST Helena Arizona Robbins Manila Montreal Stanfield Clark Hatavia Paul Revers Sewell Calcutta Freeman Howes Cochin Vlora P Stafford Lotto John I Sayre Rouse Raby Sch RT K Cadiz Valencia Caterina Cacace Ital Cacace Savannah Baracoa Isabel Alberto Simmons BAULA Hugh Cann Bent Cardiff Lahn Brem New Yorkn Inican Ports Cape Haytifen Saginaw Kelly Dom Chatham Manuel Esprejueria Aronica Viana Cheverie Alica Dickerman Christina Moore Aimy D Calais Gonaives Fairfield Jlamburg Aus Normania Southampton Halifax Concordia Taylor Glasgow Baltimore Alpha Crowell Jamaica Westmeath London Daisy Graham Porto Rico HLOGO Niagara Orizaba Ang State of Alabama Nassau Mabel Darling Jacksonville Aristro Ambrose Ceara Parka Salled Uly Porst DE Paix Hamburg Si Jowa Gueraix Dixon United States Fulton Newcastle Gad Eudora Lewis Windsor Alice C Dickerman Red Beach Amy D Newburg Bravii Persia Veendam New Fullerton Amsterdam Midlothian Barbados Belfast Park Kaja Nor Dabl Richibucto Barry Annie Goudey Sanders Anglia Stronsa Brooks Warrior Kitchen Larnaca Giles Antwerp Shields Plintraman Proteus Amboy Hereland Ip Bay of Naples Burnley Petersen Perth Flens HURG Shi Thomson Figueira Little Mystery St Johns Glasson Pock Primula Alianza Papa Dan Nielsen Brunswick Liverpool Sam Pancras Cufle Beaconsfield Arnesen Sydney Quebec Maine Philadelpha Oranmore Boston Richmond Hill Alanda St John Victory Emanuelson Quepark Falkrank Nicholson Kec Moville Anchoria Ovorto Vinka Thian New Orleans Queenstown Allenby Rothrey San Francisco Sshields Eminia Schanke Varifa Barbara Preve

Cunard Steamship Sails With Large Passenger List

The Cunard steamship departed this afternoon with 200 steerage and intermediate passengers aboard. Among those listed are Rev J A Miller Mrs Elizabeth Green Charles Markham and wife Cunard Galligher Miss Alice Gallgher Stern F A Oliver and Miss GERS. Also aboard were Miss Atalonia, Miss Stern, and 67 other passengers including JH O Callahan Mrs Thomas O Callahan Dr Standing and friends John A Whalen JG M Joslyn. They will sail to Servia Capuila Walker Cook.

Cunard Steamshiport J A Miller Elizabeth Green Charles Markham Cunard JH O'Callahan Thomas O'Callahan Standing jJohn Whalen JG M Joslyn New York Servia

Mail routes and closing times for international correspondence

Details the Boston to Halifax and other routes on August 9, including Progreso and Mexican state mail, and supplement mail to Great Britain Ireland France Belgium and Germany. Specifies ship lines City of Connal and Catt direct from Boston and New York with irregular daily close times for registered and ordinary mail to Europe and Atlantic destinations.

Halifax Boston Progreso Ciudad Connal New York Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Andalonia Poston Germany Catt Great Brritain

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