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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1889

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New Books Review Decorative Composition By Henri Mayeux

A critique praises Henri Mayeux's Manual of Decorative Composition for clear theory and practical examples. It notes the author’s ability to explain essentials without jargon, with side by side good and bad forms. The reviewer highlights applied art as essential to overall art development.

Mayeux Paris Henri Mayeux J. Gonino New York D. Appleton

Four Years with the Army of the Potomac review

A compact critical overview of Regis de Trobriand’s Four Years with the Army of the Potomac. The piece notes his varied service from McClellan to Petersburg, his strong Third Corps ties, and a sharp, partisan appraisal of other generals, praising his patriotism and vivid narrative.

Army OF the Potomac Regis de Trobriand Longstreet Ward Sickles Kearny de Trobriand Gettysburg McClellan Peninsula Williamsburg Fifty-fifth New York Antietam Washington Fredericksburg Franklin Chancellorsville Jackson Petersburg Deep Bottom Boynton Road Hatcher’s Run Sailor’s Creek France Dauchy General de Trobriand Third Corps Hancock Hovaker Miles Gibbons Mott Reams MacClellan See Pope Burnside Hooker Butler Grant Sheridan Sherman Regis de ‘Kobran George K. Dauchy Boston Ticknor & Co

Sin and Unbelief pamphlet stirred Oxford clerical ire

The February North American notes a pamphlet written in March 1881 in Oxford by the author of Robert Elsmere. It protested John Wordsworth’s Bampton lecture series and was printed by Slatter Rose without a printer’s name. A High Church vicar halted sales, prompting the printers to withdraw the pamphlet to avoid legal risk.

Robert Elsmere Oxford John Wordsworth Brasenose College Salisbury Messrs Slatter Messrs. Slatter & Rose

Books Received This Week Highlights A Long List Of New Works

A listing of recent publications includes Thou Shalt Not A Novel by G W Dillingham. Authors at Home biographies edited by J L and J B Gilder. Henry T King essays. Browning Poetical Works Vol X. Ringage the Book Vol III. Epic of Hades by Lewis Morris. The Immortal by Alphonse Daudet. The Truth About Clement Ker. My Prisons memoirs of Silvio Pellico. A Latin Quarter Court by Sidney Luska. Mahomet life by Irving. English Writers Vol IV. American Constitutional Law in two volumes. Miss Byan of Evon Court. Lovell series titles. The Beginners Reading Book. and Kildharm's Oak by Julian Hawthorne.

New York G. W. Dillingham J. L J. B. Gilder Cassell & Co Henry T. King Philadelphia J. B. Lippincott Company Robert Browning Macmillan & Co Lewis Morris Boston Roberts Bros Alphonse Daudet Rand, McNally Clement Ker George Fleming Silvio Pellico Epes Sargent Sidney Luska Cassell Co Cassell Mahomet Washington Irving Scribner & Western English Writers Henry Morley J. L Clark Hare Little, Brown & Co Miss Byan Evon Court Katharine S. Macquoid Frank F. Lovell & Co Lovell Harras Maturin H. F. Lester

Ninth Infantry Ball at Music Hall Heads to Grand March

Military notes report a meeting of heads of committees for the Ninth Infantry M V M annual ball at Music Hall next Monday. Col Strachan plans new features for the grand march and floor marshal to brief aids on the changes. The ball is anticipated as a great success.

Ninth Infantry Music Hall Strachan William A. Bancroft Attleboro Fifth Infantry H. A. Clark Armory Worcester Armory Messrs Edson M. Roche M. D. Budgis A. G. Childs I. F. Cordes J. A. Sterling

Obituary notices for McTyeire and others in New York and New England

Holland N MecTyeire senior bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died yesterday at his Nashville campus home. Born July 28 1824 in Barnwell SC he began preaching in 1845 and became bishop in 1866. He helped secure major Vanderbilt University gifts and was named president for life. Also Dr J B Taylor Cambridge physician died suddenly. William L Pierce former Boston merchant died at 80. Sidney T Fairchild father of Treasury Secretary Fairchild died in Casenovia NY at 80.

Holland N. MecTyeire Methodist Episcopal Church South Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn Barnwell County South Carolina Mobile Commodore Vanderbilt McTyeire William H. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Bishop McTyeire J. B. Taylor Cambridge Middlesex House of Correction Taylor Hinsdale N. H

Henry George to Lecture at Tremont Temple

Henry George will lecture at Tremont Temple on February 22 at 2 p.m. on Wages under the auspices of Boston Typographical Union No. 13. William Lloyd Garrison will preside. Tickets are 25 cents or reserved seat checks 60 cents at the box office.

Henry George Tremont Temple Boston Typographical Union No. 13 William Lloyd Garrison

Debate Over Fisheries Policy Hits Dominion Treasury

In Ottawa the House of Commons debated the marine department appropriation as Hon. Peter Mitchell urged justice for American fishermen and warned of possible retaliatory actions by Congress. He argued higher duties could cut Canadian access to U.S. markets, while questioning plans to end the Washington treaty modus vivendi. Minister Charles Tupper promised a government statement later in the session.

Ottawa Ont Sproran House of Commons House Marine Department Peter Mitchell Fisheries Service Mitchell Congress Canada Washington Charles Tupper

Greek education progress praised by Athens envoy

Mme Kecha yia of Athens spoke on Greek educational progress before a large Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women gathering. She cited language restoration, expanded programs, and the Women's Educational Association in Athens, noting an industrial school aiding six hundred poor to learn trades. She also shared experiences in Constantinople and aligned her standards with the United States and Boston.

Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women Mme. Kechayia Athens Greece Women’s Educational Association Constantinople United States Boston

Halifax Herald Libel Suit Targets Local Publisher

The Boston Halifax and Prince Edward Island Steamship Company sues Herald Publishing and B W Chipman claiming libel from an article damaging their business. Damages sought amount to 25000 dollars. Chipman acts as agent for Canada Atlantic Steamship Company, a rival line.

Halifax Herald Hauifax N.S Boston, Halifax & Prince Edward Island Steamship Company Herald Publishing Company B. W. Chipman Henry L. Chipman Canada Atlantic Steamship Company

Sail and steamship notes from Boston port reads

Ship news miniature almanac reports arrivals at Boston on Feb 15 including the Siberian from Glasgow with passengers and noise to H A Allan, Hondo from Port Antonio to Boston Fruit Co, Halifax to Richardson Barnard, and more. Listings note gales and heavy seas and a parade of vessels alongside clear weather observations.

Siberian Moore Glasgow H & A Allan Hondo Isr Brownrigg Port Antonio Boston Fruit Co Halifax Hill Richardson & Barnard Worcestr Nickerson Moise Boston Prince Edward Island Steamship Co Forest City Snowman Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Alhaubra Kritt St Andrews Andrew Burnham Lakeman Campobello Sadie Carey Lowe Mary Ellis Morrissey Winslow Morse McDonough Win'erport Eunice Cape Coast Africa Pettengill & Everett Palestine Whitney Liverpool Warren & Co Pavonia MeKay Alexander Martin Milanese Trintck London Furness St Pierre Angrove Mig Delong & Seaman Wis C F Williams Frank Nealley Oliver Veteraburg Boothbay J W Linnell Hattie M Bain Barbados Helen H Henedict Norfolk Hal West Northwest NEW England and Savannah Steamship Company Macon North Side Lewis Whiart C. G. Pearson NX. Eng F.& W.ra Y Washington Street Atlantia Avenue New York New England Jr Metropolitan 8 Seand Lines Ocean Steamship Company Savannah A. Dew. Sampson New Eng

Freight market sluggish with high rates and scarce tonnage

Boston and New York freight markets show general rate declines across coal ice lumber and rock while demand for ice tonnage rises. Chartering remains tight with widespread tonnage availability limited, and several cargos bound for Buenos Aires and Manila or Havana with varied rates and routes.

Boston Maineporta New York Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Philippine Islands James L Harway Bosoe Honolulu Manila

Sailing Reports and Vessels Off New England Ports

From our correspondents detailing ship movements along the coast. Vessels include the brig Fort Sawyer bound for Boston and the steam tug Gladiator with barges near New York while Wellington reported damage off Nassau and the Gloucester area lists schooners and ships in harbor and at sea.

Wiscasset Sawyer Brigeport al Ne Vey Eeler James Whiteouse New Haven Anderson Marac Warereakwater Boston Eee Ame Alfred Brabrook Myra W Spear Dikey Geo Moon L B Gilchit New York Nansetts Wellington Gloucester Ar 15Th Puritan Sus Ethel Maud Schuyler Colfax Ecepenee Octavia Dow Iris Shore Emma S. Osier Grand Manan

Shipping News From Various Ports and Sailed Vessels

A long list of ships and barks with sailing or arrival notices across global ports. Entries include Mars Hawes from New York to Amsterdam, Carn Brea Jenkins from London to Savannah, and numerous other vessels including brig O Blanchard Le Dain and E T G Skinner to Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo, among many more.

Amsterdam Mars Hawes New York Antwerp Carn Brea Jenkins London Savannah Bristol Constantia Nor Jacobsen Buenos Ayres Brilliant Abrahansen Newcastle Cadiz O Blanchard le Dain Rio Janeiro Cardiff Avvenire C Ital Schiaffino Pensacola E T G Skinner Egeria Kerr Montevideo Olive Mount Feley Rossignol Robbins Colombo Stalwart Cann Galle Castellamare Erskine Wandrahm Powarth Halifax Isle OF Wight Sapphire Murray Philadelphia Bonanza O'Brien Boston Crusader Scott Gravesend Sheet Harbor Moville Sardinian Ritchie Wandering Jew Wakeley Willie Mehaffey Star of India Leonora Monroe Barbados Don Enrique Cremor Mark Campbell Grace Andrews Andrews Paysandu Esther Ray Roy Paola R Nsw von Duke Ger Bunje San Francisco Pabellan DE Chipman Belgea Gibraltar Nieuwe Waterweg Mina Reivartsen Dordrecht Queenstown Casey Whitehaven Charles S Parnell McLaughlin Campbellton Torbay Munster Brows Havre Downey Orpheus Krawel Herlof Herlofsen Kroge Boinos Ayres Forest Perry Sharpness Aar Cardenas Wyle Ae Dartmouth John R Kelley Gibbons Havana Guido Liverpool Niceto Ugarte Scis Chase Morrison Smith Gertrude Abbott Thompson Belle Hooper Gilkey Matanzas Habana Newark Cynthia Baltimore Champion Ocean Lily Porto Rico Arthur Demerara Amanda Kingston Scythian Caleot Mexico John McDonald Storer Inventor Jones New Orleans Yucatan Landry Denmark Rigby Maceio Bayswater Lernambuco Benj Courtney Baker Oston Gaditano Guantanamo Enrique Cienfuegos Unta Ari NAS Sadie F Caller Port Grace F Littleton Ross Crown of India Pegasus Ward Eaton Hah Lawrence City of Chicago Bedford Wm H Fredson Nickerson Mark Gray Williams Ofir Jansen Tybee Statsminster Stang Falchenberg Moonbeam Dunbar Matthew Baird Chas Yarmouth Opal Bermuda Lennie

Lighthouse board allocates buoy changes in New York harbor

The lighthouse board gives notice that after February 20, 18469 a red and black horizontal striped spar buoy on Middle Ground Sanken Meadows East River New York will be removed and replaced by a black spar buoy in 22 feet of water on magnetic bearings Spindle on Sunken Meadows NW1AQW 130 yards Astoria Presbyterian Church W14N

Lighthouse Board Sanken Meadows East River New York Astoria Presbyterian Church

Whaling Bark Mary Travis Abandoned by Captain

A Lisbon newspaper dated January 27 reports the whaling bark Mary Travis of Edgartown seized at the Western Islands for tobacco smuggling and false manifest charges. The captain reportedly abandoned the vessel to Portuguese authorities after guidance from the U S consul.

New Bedford Lisbon Mary Trazier Edgartown Lapham United States

Maritime Ship Movements Across Transatlantic Routes

A list of ships with origins and destinations including San Francisco Queenstown Baltimore Leith Antwerp and New York. Vessels include W J Pirrie Iroquois Ayrshire Eupncrates and Scotland with positions near Five Fathom Lightship and dates in January February and December.

W J Pirrie San Francisco Queenstown Iroquois Nichols Baltimore Ayrshire Miller Dee W. Hark Eupncrates Cameron Leith Iark Scotland Munroe Antwerp New York Five Fathom

Wreck crew saved. various ships report ice and cargo losses

The Milton crew were rescued near Matin after wrecking on Colorado Reefs. The Jamie Carleton changed hands, Capt J phraim Perry took command of the AD Knight, and Capt M E Drinkwater now commands her. Other vessels report ice, rigging damage, and cargo losses along the Atlantic seaboard.

Boston Milton Colorado Matna Yoneler Jamie Carleton Portland Rosario J.phraim Perry Camden Waster Austin D Knight Perry AD Knight M E Drinkwater Worcester Halifax Thatcher’s Island George Reynolds Gloucester New Orleans Bark Hermann Teneriffe Cay Belze 5Th Belfast Revenue Cutter Dallas Seeeniee Wila Vigeon Aunton Levinian Warren Machiasport Len Greene Providence Imogene Sedgwick Electa Bangor Halivax Abbie M Seering Sable Island Matanzas Bulman Clintonia Liverpool Charleston Chancellor Norfolk Meteor Wyanoke London Amoo Bennett Baltimore Tralee Benbraes Miay Savannah Bremen Texel Ark Alice Cooper Williams Shields Darien Norena Chase Guadaloupe Vineyard Haven Antoinette Nantucket James Brer LE Baker New York Utonia Genoa Halley Rio Janeiro Sir Charles H Valentine Beaufort Cottingham Tlama L Cottingham Mobile Philadelphia Adolph Obrig Carlton Hiogo

Maritime Movements Across Ports Including Baltimore and Providence

A dense bulletin lists sailings and clearances from multiple ports. It notes vessels such as Barrowmore, General Lord, North Flint, Nellie B Day, and Nellie Lamoper sailing or shipped westward. steamers, brigs, and schooners cleared for various destinations including Boston, New York, Baltimore, Newport News, and Havana. It highlights traffic through Cape Henry, Cape Henry, Darien, and Newport News with several ships and dredging operations in motion.

South America Kinburn Boston Portland Montréal Buenos Ayres Prta Montreal Mulbougall Wes Lyvies Shetland Port Spain Hatteras Angle Loston Havana Coke Swis Roger Drury Cardenas George Walker Sagua New York Turks Island Philadelphia Coaastwiskt Scha Myrals Weaver Mobile Sarah W Lawrence June Bright New London Wilmington Cora Belfast Leebe Rockport Baltimore Cox & Green East Boothbay Norfolk Kennebec Washington Boothday Petersburg Salem Providence Loo Horse Island Moston Svannah Perth Amboy Hoathbay Richmond L H Russell Henry Withington Jacob Reed Brunswick Europe Rexolven Port Royal Direct Ports Phosphate Burgundia Carthagena John Dixon Huelva Mount Edgecumbe Benjamin F Poole Chariton Charles W Church Berry Augustus Hunt Hall William L Walker Chase Barrowmore Liverpool General Lord Charleston William G Snow Aston Bertha Dean Trooxie Rokes Albany Murray Rotterdam Maryland Luckhurst London Mockwood Wattley Aarhuus Cosimopolitan Lothair Tralee Streonshalk Barnard Havre Alleghany Parker Antonio M. Marciani Amanda Clarker Lee Galveston Lizzie H Partrick Mayers Gloucester Josiah R Smith Beaton Yale Simpson Charles H Valentine Curtis HH Hanscom Holmes New Hedford Nathan Easterbrook, Jr. Sharp North Flint Roseville Cork J N Madvir Fredeickshaven Nellie B Day Dudley Bridgeport Fred Snow Tate Pulaski Weiner Racer Chevelier Duing Manhattan Jane Ingham Chicks J & L Bryan Domira Wilson Bremen Emma C Middleton Newtown Creek Sarmiento Cape Henry Albert T Stearns Walker Armington Newport News Darien Bark Swalen Jacobsen Inverness Alice Borda McLane Abbie Stubbs Nickerson Noank Fortress Monroe Pased Bark Verdandi Hagverg Rio Grande Do Sul Florence Randall Hudson Vaughn Hyannis Ruth Robinson Baker Boothbay Wm Mason Crowell Nettie Cushing Fuller Nellie Lamoper Thompson William Jordan Richard Hill Thorndyke Louise Hastings Gray Bags River Sir Abbott W Lewis Knowles Bass River Tuck, Taylor William Cobb Alfred Brabrook Jacksonville Ar 13Th Caroline Hall Lye Bella Russell Steelman Lynn Frostburg Key West Dora Matthews Brown Alice McDonald New Orleans American Anson Arcangelo Consigliere Lisbon Enrique el Dorado Byrne Newberne Geo Taulane Whitehurst Annie E Reynolds Lowelly Narragansett W Ward Eva B Douglass Laura E Messer Erastus Wiman Maud Sherwood New Haven Emilie E Pirdsall Chambers Henry Moonlight Annies Carll Centennial Kamouna Kate K Rich Hattie A Marsh Wood's Hall Innerwick Waters LA Rose Gem Nicol Camden Prince Fitzroy Anderson Ilamburg Orcutt Bailey Howe Harold Cousins Davies Funchal New Bedford Mount Hope Crowley Warner Moore Crockett New Lexington New Ledford Hell Gate Colchester Stirling Isaac Jackson Goodwin Flushing Bay Lizzie Chadwick Kadawick Port Johnson Mary E Amsden Clark Sarah Eaton Hopper Hart Island G S Penry Foster Rosario Whitestone Georgie Barnaby Port Elizabeth Lake Superior Liverpul George Washington Barksaac Jackson Barraconta Hubbard Windward Islands Athos Low Kingston Uritannia Parazols Marseilles la Gascogne Santelli Bridgetown Bar Port Discovery Frank Stafford Smith Provincetown Silver Spray Eastport Clyde Matheson Fred & Elmer Minnie Paine Ann Eliza Alice Raymond Tooe 15Th Herald Nellie Pensacola Sterling Boo Montevideo Trojednica Marochini Aliyah Schiaffino Edward H. Williams Johnston Sagna da Grande Levi Hart Reading Nederland Antwerp Clearea Norwegian Carruthers Glasgow Mount Edgecombe Wetherill Sophie Hasenfuss Hamburg Joseph More Leonhard Cienfuegos Maggie Calu Meves Delaware Breakwater Don Justo Portsmouth John B Hamel, Jr Mantanza J I Smith Tingley John R Fell Robert Hilton Leighton Calvin F Baker Pierce Polynesian Charles H Trickey Point-a- Pitre Myra Weaver Weaver Charles A Briggs Hammett Oregon Swis Satilla Alejandro Garcia Mexico Consuelo McAllister Kahului

Shipping Notices From Sailed Fleet Amid Ocean Trades

The log lists ships including the bark Samoset under Williams bound for Tacoma and the bark Familia with Jaureguizar and Vana, plus steamer City of Macon and bark Jorgen J Lotz. Wilmington, NC cleared on the 14th, with vessels Aurea Toonbohm Newcastle-on-Tyne and others noted in transit or departure.

Samoset Williams Tacoma Ang Hermiea Familia Jaureguizar Vana Oo Sleathmore Jago Brunswick City of Macon Boston Jorgen J Lotz Norkoping Wilmington Aurea Toonbohm Newcastle-on-Tyneé

Passengers Listed for Various Transatlantic Voyages

The list records travelers sailing from Boston to Liverpool on Cunard’s Pa vonia, including Mrs W K Von Alstine and others. others depart Boston for New York on Um bria. Lahn sails Boston to Bremen with William T Weld and family. La Gascogne carries AH Elis and more from New York to Havre.

Boston Liverpool Cunard Pavonia W K von Alstine A H Boyd Albert Cookson W H Chariton Frank C Partridge L W Chute Kechayla Umbria New York John W Small Thomas Turner Bremen Norddeutscher-Lloyd Lahn William T Weld Susan Hale Anita Manson Wiliam KR

Shipping Schedules From Boston to Global Destinations

Supplementary mail routes list steamship imports to Nova Scotia St Pierre Miquelon and Great Britain from Boston aboard Carroll Gouia Paracuse and Lavonia on Feb 16. Cuban rail to Tampa and Key West steamship connections also noted with daily Boston closes at 12 00 M 3 00 PM and 4 00 PM.

Nova Scotia St. Pierre and Miquelon Halifax Carroll Boston Satuday Great Britain L'Avonia Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Isoston

Steamship Mail Closures for Pacific Routes

For Hawaiian Islands via Australia from San Francisco mails close in Boston on Wednesday February 20 at 6 pm. For Society Islands via Tahiti from San Francisco on February 28. For Australia New Zealand Samoa and Hawaiian Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco on March 9 mails close in Boston on Sunday March 8 at 5 pm.

Hawaiian Islands Australia San Francisco Boston Society Islands Tahiti New Zealand Samoan Mariposa

Incoming steamers and itineraries listed by date

A historical ledger of ships arriving and their routes with dates. Entries include vessels such as Gill & Loote Ben Nevis from Victoria to Palermo and Gibraltar on Jan 18 and Jan 24 respectively, Warren & Co from Liverpool on Feb 2, and other ships like Istrian from Liverpool Feb 6 and City of Macon from Savannah Feb 14.

Victoria Palermo Gill& Loote Ben Nevis Gibraltar Michigan Liverpool Warren & Co Bulgarian Thayer & Linc Fes Istrian Thay R & Linc City of Macon Savannah Rich N& Barn D Dominion Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Roman Warren & Co Trinacria Iran Henderson Bres C Furness Bavarian On & Linc Buffalo Hull Sand’eon & Son Peconic Phelps Brs & Co Wetherby Antwerp C Furness

Shipping Schedules for Transatlantic Line

Listings show sailings to New York from Liverpool and London with ships including the Queen, Jan 31. Britannic, Feb 9. Servia, Feb 9. La Champagne, Feb 10. and Leerdam, Feb 3. Agents F WJ Hurst, V H Brown & Co, and Oelrichs & Co appear as correspondents.

New York the Queen Liverpool Hurst Britannic Ismay Aller Bremen Oelrichs & Co Greece London Hurst Servia H Brown&Co la Champagne Havre Forget Leerdam Amster’dmj Nch Edge&Co

Shipping sailings list from Boston area start to end

A dense list of ship names destinations and sailing times from Boston on various dates in February and nearby months. It includes vessels such as the Siberian Michigan Dominion and Samarita with agents Warren & Co Pavonia and Rich'n & Barn'd Parthian, along with ports Halifax Liverpool Yarmouth Glasgow and Philadelphia among others.

Palestine Liverpool Warren & Co Pavonia Repons Martin Halifax Halifax Rich’n & Barn Parthian Puil ‘d Sampson Carroll R-B Gardner London C Furness Glasgow Si H & A Allan Mj Warren & Co Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Thayer & Linc Norman Philadelia Sampson City of Rae & Co Yarmouth Bavarian Thayer & Line N Parthian Phil’d E B Sampson

Also Mentioned on This Page

NEW Books The Tenth Massachusetts Battery Association Young’s J. Henry Sleeper J. H. Currant George H. Ennis Charles E. Pierce W. E. Endicott B. C. Clark A. L. Gowell F. M. Estes A. B. Shattuck John D. Billings Camp Barry Po River Spottsylvania Cold Harbor Reams Station Hatchee’s Run United States Veteran Signal Corps Thorndike John W. Fletcher Chelsea W. F. Draper Hopedale Adin B. Capron Rhode Island H. 8.Talit E. H. Haskell Eli Hall Post Igmn William E. Murdock J. Willard Brown Milwaukee Plymouth Bancroft Barrows Fifth Mossman Hudson Company Braintree Company Union New York City OF the Dominion North Geralia Parma Orbo Kothal Rouen Edgar Chilian Darks Ann Herbertha Brothers Apan Education IN Ship News Port OF Buston Marine Notes Trans-Pacific Mails Michigan. Dominion Tstrian Samarita Spartan Belgravia Bonavista Ase Island Ihyllland Saratoga tTropic Amobria Veendam Wisconsin Rt Croix Leaycraft & Co Glasgow Henderson Bros Ceballos Leith Sim’n Spe E& Co Qelrichs & Co Copenha Punch, Edge& Co Forget Cunard Line Corkarbor Cephalonia Samaria Leb Catalonia Reland State Street White Star Line Royal Mail Nic EED Star Line E. A. Adams & CO State St Cor Broad St Warren Line Norseman Mar, & Warren & Co Postoffice Square Allan Line A. Allan Furness Line Bessarabia Water Street Leyland Line Bostonian Thayer & Lamoulna State Steet Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company North Side Central Wharf J.S. Merchant India Wharf Great Southern F Columba Augusta Amship Aleston Galkda South J. A. Flanders Theo. G. Eger Broadway Cromwell Line New Orleans Direct North River Knickerbocker Louisiana S. Hudson Texas New Mexico Arizona California Old Mexico Texas & Pacific Railroad Ala Mississippi Red Rivers T. N. Magna Mass Samuel H. Seaman Georgia Florida Alabama Azores Kennard A. Adams & CO Mallory Lines San Marcos Lampasas Comal Brunswick & Fernandina San Antonio State OF Texas Seth Sprague Old State House Virginia Carolinas Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co Central Wharf Piedmont Air Line Boston & Providence Railroad Waldo A. Pearce N. Eng Washington St Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line Vorth Long Wharf Fort Philadelphia West E B. Sampson Southern Pacific Company Morgan Line Mississippi River New and Olid Mexico Olorado E. E. Currier Washington ,T EB. Hawley Pier 11 Soth H. M. Whitney India F Boston & Bangor S.S. Co. Winter Service Rockland Searsport Bucksport Green’s Landing Swan’s Island South West Harbor Bar Harbor Sorrento William H. Hill Canada Atlantic S.S. Co.limited Lewis Wharf A. de W. Sampson O. G Pearson L. H. Palmer Richarr SON & Barnard Atlantic Avenue Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line Tenn. & Ga Air Line Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line Geo E. Smalley Central Whar James L. Hourway Chas, Hunt & CO
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