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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1887

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3

Canadian Pacific Rail links sea to sea and mining hopes

A Mining and Eng Journal correspondent argues the Canadian Pacific Rail line, born from Northwest Territory acquisition, will connect Manitoba to Ottawa and Montreal to Quebec. It may reach Detroit and St. Andrews soon, with an Algoma branch aiding Ontario mining and Lake Huron trade, bringing Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie, and Montreal closer to ocean routes.

Mining and Engineering Journal Canadian Pacific Northwest Territory Hudson Bay Company British Columbia Winnipeg Lake Superior Manitoba Prairie Ottawa Rocky Mountains Ontario Carleton Junction Province of Quebec Montreal Ottawa River North Shore Atlantic Canadian Pacific Railroad Maine St. John St. Andrew’s N. B Lakes Dominion Grand Trunk Seaboard Rockies Pacific St. Andrew's Liverpool New York England Heston Detroit Algoma Sudbury Lake Nipissing Lake Huron Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic Railroad Ste. Paul Michigan St. Paul

Electric signals tested on Boston and Lowell railroad

The Middlesex Central branch experiments a new electrical signal and danger alarm mounted on the engine. A generator powers rails to show safe or danger status with a gong and danger target. If a track obstruction exists, the danger signal appears until resolved, and switches and drawbridges lock as the train enters.

Boston & Lowell Railroad Middlesex Central

Illinois railroad commission totals eleven thousand eight hundred twenty five miles

Advance sheets of the Illinois railroad commissioners report show the state mileage at 11 825 miles with earnings down by 173 159 for 1886 and average receipts per ton per mile at 1 16 cents. It also notes January earnings increases for Denver Rio Grande and December gains for Canada Pacific and Philadelphia Erie with expense shifts and net results detailed.

Illinois Railroad Commissioners Newneland Club Denver & Rio Grande Canada Pacific Philadelphia & Erie Louisville & Nashville

Fatal Steamboat Train Collision Near Hyde Park

Three men James Smith Hugh Trainor and Peter Mack were killed on the Boston and Providence railroad between Hyde Park and Readville yesterday morning. Smith and Trainor from Pontiac Illinois visited Mack at Readville Cotton Mill. Smith recently married lived in Centreville Rhode Island. The men walked along the tracks and were hidden by a Dedham train's smoke before the steamboat train struck.

Boston & Providence Hyde Park Readville James Smith Hugh Trainor Peter Mack Smith Trainor Boston Dedham

They Decide Not to Strike on the South Boston Line

About four hundred horse car conductors and drivers met at Gray's Hall to resolve wage and hours disputes with the South Boston street railway. They agreed to a ten hour day within twelve hours, dinner and supper breaks, and raising hostler pay to $12 weekly for seven days. The new timetable will be issued by Saturday and take effect then, postponing any strike action for the season.

South Boston Street Railway Gray’s Hall Broadway South Boston

Longwood Minstrels Raise Funds in Boston Concert

The Longwood Minstrels gave a Music Hall concert in Burnt Cork face paint to aid the Boston Children's Friend Society. End-men Edgerly Everett Hills and Barnet entertained with songs and jokes, Buffum White and Wentworth sang encored sentimental numbers, and Jonathan A. Lane spoke about the home before the children performed Save the Boys on stage.

Longwood Minstrels Music Hall Boston Children’s Friend Society Edgerly Everett Hills Barnet Messrs Buffum White Wentworth Jonathan A. Lane

New England Pensions Granted to Various Individuals

Pensions granted to numerous New England residents including Maine and New Hampshire claimants. Names include Hattie A. Otsfeld widow of Daniel Thayer Lubec and Betsey Jennings Farmington with restorations and increases across towns such as Togus Gilead Lincoln Centre Rockland and Island Falls Massachusetts and Rhode Island mentions also listed for Martha Williams and John Collins.

Washington New Island Falls Patrick Shearn Increase Togus Sylvester Grindle Blue Hill James A. Whiting East Hebron Levi J. Merrick Pittsfield Joel Mann Hudson Asa Quinn Burlington Frederick $S. Pettangill Pembroke Thomas J. Saddler Cooper Stephen L. Badger Sebec Tues Eaton James E. Dudley Sprague’s Mills New Hampshire Judith Ludovicus Towle Hempstead Mariene Edmund W. Francois Manchester Henry D. Durgin Conway Charles F. Woodward West Springfield George F. Edmunds Warner Erastus B. Powell Norris L. Davis Claremont Albert Burnham West Romney Frank A. Jordan Vermont Luis L Gardner F. Rundlett Island Pond Charles R. Myers Brandon Joel O. Bailey Holland Joseph Lapier Rutland Daniel F. Waters Pawlet Charles C. Davidson Greenboro Bend Schuyler Baker Massachusetts Martha A Willard S. Williams Millbury Martha Nathan F. Morgan Lanesville Jerome Prince Milford John Vigneron Cambridgeport William S. Johnson Chelsea Charles E. Newhall Everett J. Wilson Worcester Alvarado Alvarado ©. _ Ellis, increase, South Harwich; Ezra M. Decamp, increase, Athol Isaac C. Clark Boston Rhode Island Mary Peter McMahon Pontiac Charles W. Griffin Block Island John A. Collins Ixeter

Weather Indications Forecast Rain in New England

Wasumaton reports a 24 hour outlook starting 7 am Feb 3 with rain or snow for New England, southerly winds turning westerly, temperatures rising then falling. Similar forecast for eastern New York with rain or snow, southerly winds shifting to westerly, temperatures peaking then dipping.

Wasumaton D. C New England

Weather chart from the Boston observer’s office 1887

The report lists daily weather observations for February 2 1887 with temperatures wind speeds cloud cover and precipitation across multiple U.S. locations including Boston Philadelphia Albany and Washington. It records maximum and mean temperatures and notable conditions like snow rain hail and clear spells.

the Weathiler Boston Observer’s Office Signal Servicer U.S. A AMRM Oieses Rea Snowington Snow Fhiladel Ihia Washington Rain Norfolk Rain Charles Rain Rain Fe Duluth St. Paul Iirth Omaha Eloa Dodge City Yankton St. Vincent Deadwood Bismarck Cheyenne North Platte Denver Paso Banta Pe

Corporate Insolvency Entries Fragmented Across Multiple Firms

The Insolvency Court lists assignments in several firms including Adler & Son in Stratford Conn and A I Weil in Wilkes-Barre Pa. The American Carpet-Lining Company of Boston files a schedule showing assets of real estate and machinery, with liabilities around 32,633.02 dollars. Fred B. Wentworth, treasurer, appears as creditor for 27,126 dollars and numerous small assignments follow from cities across the U.S. detailing creditors and collateral.

At. Adler & Son Startford Devonshire Street Fred B. Wentworth Leopold Herman Newark Pedlers William E. Leonard Crocer Caribou Dunham & Lowe Bakers Bellows Falls J. H. Houghton Providence J. B. Williams & Co Macon Fruit and Fish W. B Freeman Lynchburg Stean & Sons C. A. Bell Weston Boardman & Walton Colorado Springs Col J. Rose San Antonio Texas L. Alexander Victoria Tex J- D. Calmeiis & Co Woodruff 8. C Hibbard

Real Estate Transfers across several Boston area streets

A compendium of property transfers detailing parcels on Cabot Street Summer Street Appleton Street Austin Avenue St Tyler Street Harwich Street Crest Avenue Fourth Street Chester Avenue Pearl Avenue Read Street Main Street and more. Transactions show buyers sellers dates amounts and mortgage details across Chelsea Revere East Boston South Boston Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown and Winthrop with values ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars and mortgages noted.

Cabot Street John C. Crowley Patrick O’brien Summer Street Frederick O. Prince Gordon Prince Charles A. Cotting Appleton Street Charles E McCorry Zenas C. Nickerson Austin Avenue Edward Turner Et al George C. Davis St. Tyler Street Charles Rollins Matthew Harkins Tyler Street Harwich Street Augustus N. Clark Cesar A. Mumford Chelsea Albert D. Bosson Eben Hutchinson Crest Avenue John J. Baird Thomas Bell Fourth Street Tolman Snow George A. Sutton STOO Herbert Moseley Josiah H. Carter Chester Avenue William F. Ribers James L. Powers Maverick Street Revere Dustin Lancey Charles 8. Fifield Michael Lyons Margaret Havecan Lincoln Street Winthrop Orlando T. Belcher Henry J. Vinal Harbor Avenue Edwin Read Street Edmund Joseph Sheridan Main Street George Lownsbro Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad Company Mary Sheridan East Boston James Townsend Augustus B. Fish East Boston Dorchester Clarence Sumner William H. Sayward Monadnock Street Martin L. Bradford Roxbury Franklin Savings Thomas Garfield Ashley Street John Gilcher Charlestown Bridget Moran Elizabeth J. Moran Bunker Hill Street

Mortgage transfers listed for Roxbury Charlestown and nearby towns

A series of recorded mortgage actions dated January 20 to January 31 itemizes transfers on properties in Roxbury Charlestown Winthrop Revere Dorchester Dorchester Beacon Street and related streets. Named grantors include Jeremiah Donovan James A McDonald Lilla Dartee David Morrill Laura Tewkesbury Munro Totten Alfred Brown Charles Head John Neal James Devine Patrick O Brien and others with lenders including East Boston Savings Bank Central Savings Bank and Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. Amounts range from 200 to 22500 dollars.

Jeremiah Donovan Et Ax Mary Daly Terrace Street Roxbury Martin Sheary Edward A. Kinney Whitney Street James A. McDonald Et al Warren Institution For Livings Main Union Streets Charlestown Lilla A. Dartee Francis French Shawmut Avenue David B. Morrill Edwin M. White Summer Street Laura E. Tewkesbury Et al Boston Savings Bank Pleasant Street Winthrop Munro Totten Maria A. Oxton Idaho Street Dorchester William Donaldson Maria A. Whitcomb Warren Street Alfred A. Brown The Central Savings Bank Patrick O’brien John Johnson Cabot Street

Massachusetts General Hospital Elects New Officers and Trustees

At the annual meeting the hospital elected President Henry B. Rogers Vice President George Higginson Treasurer Franklin Haven Jr Secretary Thomas B Hall Trustees E Francis Bowditch Edmund Dwight Samuel Eliot William Ludicott Jr Georg 3 Hale Thornton K Lothrop Nathaniel Thayer Roger Walcott The Governor will appoint four trustees at large in a few days Kimball Procter Warren and Bemis will hold office until successors are appointed

Massachusetts General Hospital Henry B. Rogers George Higginson Franklin Haven, Jr Thomas Bb. Hall E. Francis Bowditch Edmund Dwight Samuel Eliot William Ludicott, Jr Georg 3. Hale Thornton K. Lothrop Nathaniel Thayer Roger Walcott Messrs David P. Kimball Thomas EB. Procter Lemuel D. Warren Boston Charles V. Bemis Medford

Montague to Debate Mind Reading at Globe Theatre

Charles Howard Montague will answer Washington Irving Bishop on mind reading next Sunday at the Globe Theatre. The event, hosted by John Stetson, will feature Gov Ames and Mayor O'Brien in private boxes with a committee from Boston papers and notable city figures supervising.

Charles Howard Montague Washington Irving Bishop Globe Theatre John Stetson Montague Bishop Governor Ames Mayor O'Brien George Alfred Townsend John

Shipping News Roundup from Atlantic Ports

Ships report movements and arrivals across Atlantic ports with vessels including Glengarry from New Orleans, Germania from Baltimore, St Louis from New Orleans, Corona for Bremen, Beaconsfield from New York, and Marsala from New York, noting routes to Liverpool London Antwerp Boston Philadelphia and other hubs. Multiple entries list departures, destinations, and sailing dates in February.

New Guinea Baltimore Procida Charleston Liverpool Glengarry New Orleans London Germania Reilly Benison Savannah Amsterdam Sree Lizard St Louis Bremen Corona Newcastle Beaconsfield New York Gibraltar St Andrew’s Bay Mediterranean Haltimore Broomhaugh Elba Philadelphia Hampshire Japan China Cape Race Halifax Portland Moville Bolivia Antwerp Gow The Lizard Trave Avonmouth Marsala Boston Jan Breydel Iringvalla Copen Oo Brixham Bluefields

Observations at Boston Signal Station Feb 2

The entry notes early morning observations at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 AM local time, correlating with noon Greenwich Time. It discusses wind, barometer, and sea level readings, mentions daily barometer sealing, and provides an adjustment rule for ship instruments based on sea level height.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Weather and Arrivals Report

Arrival and clearance notes for February 2 in Boston show Steamer Jan Breydel from Antwerp with mdse to Gill and Lootz, followed by mentions of Forest City and City of Gloucester. Weather includes heavy seas and gale conditions with wind veering from NW to SW.

Jan Breydel Berg Meyer Antwerp Mdse Gill & Lootz Wales Forest City Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester Hisch

Regional Shipping News and Wreck Material Summary

Vessel movements report numerous schooners and steamers docking at Vineyard Haven Boothbay Gloucester and other ports. Wreck material from Lizzie Major to be moved to Vineyard Haven for auction. cargo includes rustic cedar and salvaged items. Fish receipts show 800 000 frozen herring 70000 pounds codfish 80000 pounds halibut.

Vineyard Haven Art Ist Robert Dority Lowe Hoboken Boston Biullow Emery New York Schs G M Porter Annie Robertson Gray Parrot E H King Douglas Haynes Hope Haynes Nashawena M Winch Nobska Pearce Newport News Barkentine Eliza J McManemy Dodge Glencenter Philadelphia Elm City Etheridge Lizzie Carr Brown Pensacola Lizzie Smith Paine Tansier Salem Vineyard Sound Wilkesbarre Cates Baltimore Mark Archer Gloucester Lizzie J Greenleaf Alert Peregrine White Grand Banks Addison G Proctor Otis Lord Georges Porter S Roberts Story Fortune Bay Daniel Marey Addie Emma Mascot Tubal Cain Frank A Rackcliffe Haddocking Jack Drury Seguin Hoothbay Bessie Bay of Islands Oceana Rockland Annie L Wilder Belfast Knickerbocker Portland

Atlantic Shipping Movements and Arrivals Summary

A condensed log lists ships sailing and barks arriving at European and American ports. Entries include Antwerp, Dunkirk, Hamburg, Le Havre, London, Liverpool, Pernambuco, Rotterdam with vessels such as JI Smith, Pellegro Madre Ital, Mary Jane, Najaden, Avanti, Finn, and Maryland, with captains and routes to or from New York, Philadelphia, and various trade ports.

Antwerp London Philadelphia Hamburg PG Blanchard Nor Norman New York Maryland Kuhlman Baltimore Havre Ger Wilmsen Liverpool Mary Jane Christian Key West Najaden Thorsen Galveston

Gas buoy damaged near Cape Charles reported

Notice to mariners states the Cape Charles gas buoy lantern guard was carried away and the buoy damaged by a run in. It will be repaired as soon as possible.

Baltimore Cape Charles

Shipping Movements Reported Across Atlantic and Pacific

Ship Senator Bark Katahdm Seeley sail from New York to Calcutta on December 13 with lat 9S. Bark Katahdm Seeley sails from Philadelphia to Nagasaki on December 21 at lat and lon 30W. Edwin Morrison Lavender sails from Boston to Carde nas on January 28 at 26 55 and 74 40. Sir Sarah Porter sails from New York to Fernandina January 80 off Charleston. Clara Leavitt Lombard sails from Boston to Cardenas on January 27 at lat 28 0G lon 70 20.

Senator Ball New York Calcutta Bark Katahdm Seeley Philadelphia Nagasaki Japan Edwin Morrison Lavender Boston Cardenas Sarah Porter Fernandina Charleston Clara Leavitt Lombard

Stormy Atlantic and Caribbean Shipping News Update

Multiple vessels face distress and collisions across Havana to Antwerp routes. Bucknam from Pascagoula abandoned near Cienfuegos after waterlogging. Fidelio from Bremen collided near Delaware Capes. St George arrives, Nettie and other tugs assist. Kepler and Olympia report damages along with other ships. Lone Star accident on bar near Galveston. W W Slungerford, Delaware incident, and Arizona crew injuries reported.

Havana Carrie Bucknam Heagan Pascagoula Cienfuegos Philadelphia Shin Fidelio Bremen Delaware Capes Norfolk St George Shields Boush Blair Nettie Albemarle Sound Keystone London Kepler New York Avonmouth Olympia Glasgow Hip Munster Brown Antwerp Flushing Ponca Palermo Gibraltar Sollecito Mobile Ipswich Wits Sir Wallace J Boyd Galveston Lone Star Jacksonville Delaware William Linzel Bark Voyageur Natal Brazil Hatteras Port de Paixtan Baltimore Baylies Wood Coombs Boston Wessel Gloucester

Griffin Absent Eight Weeks on Grand Banks

Griffin has been missing for about eight weeks offshore on the Grand Banks. Reports indicate several crew members were aboard the Lizzie Greenlent five days ago.

Griffin Grand Banks Erery

Foreign Ports Log Mixes Vessels and Voyages Across Atlantic

Shipping notices list sails and arrivals in ports from Antwerp to Yokohama. Vessels include bark Freguerica, steamers Newport and Tan t allan, ships Caradoc and Laleham, and brig Mary Gibbs with destinations such as Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Port Moody, and Hong Kong.

Antwerp Frost New York Saugor Harvard Orchomare de. Carthagena Caradoc Philadelphia Gibraltar Douro Baltimore V6th Hercia North Anglia Dover Henry Fischer Nestorian Stockholm City Boston Bessie Parker Banks Rouen Matanzas Jose E Mora Leonhard Anna R Storer Harding Ariadne Colby Portland Manila Josie Troop Townes Hiogo Japan Newcastle Nsw Ennerdale Gunson Palermo Lisnackeye Penarth Clotilde T Cavallino Pensacola Panama San Jose San Francisco Rotterdam Avanti Fitzen Rio Marina Monkseaton Beazley Janelro Olbers Euclid St John Isaac Burpee McLennan Alf Hurlbut Seeley Sarah Day Playfair Walsh Demerara Sehs Holmes Branscombe Ayr Stevens Lynx Finley Maud Robinson Point-atre Tuspan Mary C Marine Wharton Mary Gray Brewster Placotalvan Martinique Lowell Yokohama Belgic Hong Kong George Grant Port Moody

Port and Harbor Movements Across Multiple Ports

Shipping notes list vessels arriving and clearing at numerous ports including Astoria Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Savannah. Entries cover ships steamers schooners brigs and barks with captains destinations and routes amid 19th century port activity. Key names include Hornby Castle Lodestar Watson Downes and Donau along with ports such as Portland Queens town Havana Antwerp and Bristol.

Astoria Hornby Castle Smith Callao Portland Lodestar Knowlan Queenstown Watson Lawrence Baltimore Alleghany Taylor Providence E Downes Haskell Brunswick Rhosina Curtis London Fadrelandet Brunn Havana Cillian Bannister Antwerp Nassmore Inch Liverpool Acuba Lund Avonmouth Win Lawrence Snow Savannah Mabel L Phillips Haines Carrie A Norton Paris Boston Chas Lawrence Gilford New York Wm D Marvel Connor Stella Jennie Mair Tom Williams Annie Bliss O’donnell McKenzie Ponce Donau Bermuda G Cranmer Walton Jennie W Huddell Hanson Lizzie V Hall Clouting Philadelphia Coosaw St Helena Holly Bough Sierra Leone Ann J Trainer Derrickson Dulch Island Harbor Lizzie Card Brown Pensacola Chatauquan Millbridge St John William A Moses Murray Edcartown Florida Warren Belfast Jacksonville Fernandina City of Columbia Woodhull Charleston Delaware Winnett Yemassee Platt Georgiana Ff Geery Conklin Mary Ann McCann Hutchinson Vieque Mary J Castner Gardner Friendship Jennie Ff Willey Galveston Comal Bolger Henry Waddington Magee Crown Prince Storm Lone Star Harlan, Brown Vera Cruz Brashear Georgetown Nellie Floyd Johnson Charles Pierson Everett Webster J D Paige S Culver Henry Withington Kly West Good Will Sweeting Nassau Julia Elizabeth Ingraham Mobile Ist Willie L Newton Coombs Lorenzo D Baker Thingvalla Copenhagen Morgen City Lampasas Key West Dora Meyer Hamburg Coringa Dexter Sdis Ella Mayaguez Lulu Koone Bordeaux Saale Richter Bremen Eleanora Bragg Rover Mansfield Baracoarin Robinson City of Chicago Watkins Liveroo G Ropes Rivers Yokohama Sinor Vernon Dunedin John T Marsh Whittier Cardenas Hell Gate Etective Hodge Cardiff Peverill Burgess Norfolk Tutchingon Scholar Corbishley Barbados Oakdene Hopper Sebastenol Pizzati Pizatti Praxillo Dolcoath Worth Knickerbocker Kemble Il Monte Hawthorne Rebecca Moulton Studley Joseph P Mocheea Nickerson Grand Caymin Catalan Ozantes Buenaventura Larrinaga Barron Clyde Montevideo Proferson Joseph Lottie Douglass Haynes Dunton Wiscasset Sch Hope Haynes Port Townsend Canada Warner San Francisco Port Blakely Henry Buck Hoyer Reading Portsmouth Herenes Swain Newburyport Dessous Howe Saxon Sherman Fall River Arles Loveland Nicola Accame Soccone Scis Lord Clive Urquhart J Robson Bristol Roman Crowell Panther Pendleton Arthur St Thomas Jura Morrison Funchal Nellie A Drury Wilson John 5 Wood Fisher Chiswick Poston Brixham Bluefields Nic Theo II Rand Geof Sweeney AJ Pettengill Alice Kali Cienfuegos Perth Amboy Ar Ist John Brooks Fox Sch RM Clarke Paone Sch Harvester McLaughlin M & KE Cann Buenos Ayres John el Chase Point-a-Pitre Edward Waite Ralph Sinnett Putin Fore Harbor Katahdin Winterport Grace Davis Soule Matanzas Provincetown Scharin P Higgins Bridgewater Prospect Troi Rockland Achilles Warrington Catharine Whiting Briggs Nehs Maud Sherwood Kelley James Warren Falkenham Tam O'Shanter Patterson Columbia River Courtney Ford Thomas M Reed Starkey Port Gamble Helen W Almy Downs Tacoma Guiaymus von Nicolas Howard Nanaimo Aureola Sorman St Stephen Douglass Seattle Irts Strom Javre City of

Mail Schedules From Boston New Orleans and New York

Mails close at Boston for Truxillo and Ruatan via New Orleans steamship to depart Feb 2 at 7 50 P M. From New York the Panama carries Vera Cruz Progreso Mex via Havana on Feb 3. European service via Queenstown and Liverpool departs at 7 30 P M.

Truxillo Ruatan New Orleans Vera Cruz Progreso Mex Havana Panama New York Europe Queenstown Liverpook

Shipping Schedules From New York For February 4 7 7

Passenger and cargo sailings listed for the week include direct for France and Europe via Samana and Cephalonia from New York and Boston. Other departures cover routes to Mexico Hayti Turk's Island Venezuela Cuba Jamaica Porto Rico Progreso and the West Indies with scheduled dates February 3 4 6 and 7.

Boston Mexico Hayti Turk’s Island Lonia Pharsday France Epee Samana New Key West Fla Alert New York Cephalonia Hursday Europe Queenstown Liverpool Republic Whursday St. Domingo Cane Hayti Turk's Cuba Rau Tampa Porto Rico Jeanie West Indies St. Thomas and Barbadoes Brazil la Plata Finance Newport News Progreso Mex Thornhill

Trans Pacific Mails Dates From San Francisco

Transmission notices list steamship sailings to Australia Pili Islands New Zealand Samoan Islands Sandwich Islands China Japan East Indies excluding British India Society Islands Tahiti routes from San Francisco with February 12 and February 28 dates for specific vessels and destinations.

Australia Pili Islands New Zealand Samoan Islands Sandwich Islands Mariposa San Francisco China Japan the East Indies British India City of

Boston-bound Vessels Sail for Boston Dates Given

A list of ships and barks sailing toward Boston with origins and dates including Adam W Spies from Tloilo December 16 and passed Anjer December 26, Adeline from Manila September 28, Annapolis from Hailo September 25, Emily F Whitney from Montevideo December 29, Evie Reed from Singapore October 5, George Skelfield from Calcutta December 14, and Yorktown from Cagliari December 18.

Boston Adam W Spies Field Am Bark Tloilo Dee Adeline Bret Manila Annapolis Bartaby Br Bark Hailo Annie Lewis Lewis Buenos Ayres Bifrost Voin Rio Grande Do Sul Colorado Wyman Hyeres Emily F. Whitney Rollins Am Ship Montevideo Evie Reed Whittier Singapore Edward May Johnson Ai Bark Loilo Frigga Tosteresen Nor Bark Melbourne Glide Hawes Madagascar George Skelfield Hall Calcutta George S Homer Highlands Owens Chittagong Tecbere Carver Joseph Baker Eaton St. Thomas Kirkcadbrightshire Baxter Leone Esposito Stal Bark Messina Livingstone Eis Cadiz Mary Ames, Crocker Mendocind Nahum Chapin Arey Am Sehr Rosario Nejlie Coleman Hodgkins St Kilda Hines Genoa Cagliari Wallace

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