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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1888

Page

3

Traditional Friday Session Briefing in State Legislature

Both houses met early and adjourned shortly. The Senate debated admitting new business and delayed the license vote on women until next Thursday while receiving reports. The House completed its calendar briefly and amended the Lawrence bridge bill. A report introduced a bill to incorporate the Workingmen's Building Association.

Senate Lawrence Bridge Workingmen’s Building Association House County Commissioners of Essex Lawrence Andover Hayes Lynn Wardwell Haverhill Committee On Mercantile Affairs Robert Treataine Brookfield Middleborotte Board of Registrars of Voters Cambridge Second Universalist Society Lowell Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Trustees of St. Mark’s School Superior Court Wilmington Fourth District Court Middlesex Middlesex County Muncipal Thomas Kelly Massachusetts

The New State House Hearing Opens In Boston

The continued hearing on a proposed new State House was opened by I B Mills who argued against taking Beacon Street land and favored rear site options to improve city avenues. Various officials proposed reservoir lots, bridges, and closer state department access, while public sentiment and legislative actions shaped the debate and plans.

State House I. B. Mills Beacon Street Stamford Street Ashburton Place House of Representatives P. A. Stone Mt. Vernon Street Bryant William Endicott, Jr Reservoir Lot J. L. Williams Luther Farnham J. A. Dresser Malcolm Sillars Bailey

Proposal to erect flanks stones at Gettysburg battlefield

The legislature suspended rules to consider William B. White and others request for funds to place flank stones on the Gettysburg battlefield marking regimental flanks. Senators debated a motion to suspend rules for convicts to attend funerals. motion was rejected and later reconsidered.

The House Deliberates Amid Committee Reports

In Worcester Mr. Gile chaired as committees reported on petitions and bills. Actions ranged from abandoning annexation of Watertown to Newton and restraining street car crowding to Peabody water supply and bond issuance, with several measures deemed inexpedient or unnecessary.

Gile Worcester Watertown Newton Peabody Brown's Pond

Examination of School Teachers Hearing on Examiners Bill

The education committee held a hearing on a bill by Major Henry Winn from Boston to appoint up to twenty examiners of school teachers by the Governor and council. Examiners would test qualifications and grant certificates valid five years with pay of five dollars per day plus expenses. The bill does not compel acceptance of a teacher without an examiner’s certificate.

Committee On Education Henry Winn Boston Board of Education Major Winn

Climate boasts of Colorado as ideal sanitarium region

Canon City hosts a banquet for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe officials to celebrate a new line. Dr J L Prentiss extols Colorado climate as dry, sunlit, with low malaria, arguing altitude and isotherms explain its favorable conditions. He envisions the Arkansas valley as a future health nucleus and Colorado as a national sanitarium.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Canon City Col J. L. Prentiss Freemont County Italy California Earth Guyot United States Charleston S. C Rocky Mountains Salt Lake City San Francisco Colorado Arkansas Valley Arkansas Grand Canon Union Great Sanitarium America Canon

Boston Home for Incurables Expands to Sixty Five Beds

The Boston Home for Incurables, incorporated in 1854, marks 1888 by enlarging capacity from 25 to about 65 beds. It now treats children as well as adults and aims to shelter incurably ill from all parts of the state, excluding only cases best served by disease-specific hospitals. Officers include Frederick L. Ames president, Francis C. Lowell vice president, and Godfrey Morse clerk. The home mourns treasurer James Sturgis, Morse serving as treasurer pro tem. An inspection of the new wards is set for 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday the 21st, with a storm date of Thursday the 23d, followed by brief exercises. The home is at 2049 Dorchester Avenue, about five miles from Boston. Old Colony trains to Ashmont depart at 1:03 and 3: mj, returning at 4:55 and 6:02 p.m.. Milton orse cars stop at the door. An elegant silver service from Shreve, Crump & Low’s window is showcased as a prize.

Frederick L. Ames Francis C. Lowell Godfrey Morse James Sturgis Water Street Dorchester Avenue Boston Old Colony Ashmont Milton Orse

Notice to Captains for Ship Arrivals and Almanac Details

Ship news directs captains to consult first pages for lists of steamer arrivals and departures. Observations dated Feb 17 at the United States Signal Station Boston at noon Greenwich time show wind direction and velocity, with barometer readings to correct instrument errors. The miniature almanac for Saturday Feb 18 notes moon phase, high water at 4:00 PM, and cloudy weather with risk indicators.

United States Boston

PORT OF BOSTON REPORTS ARRIVALS AND CONDITIONS

Porto Boston records arrivals from Glasgow and New York steamers with crews and cargo details. Reports strong west winds and a NW gale near Hull, plus a case of a brig Panchito ashore at Ocean Pier with salvage efforts underway and favorable lightening of water. The report lists multiple ships cleared or sailed and traffic through Vineyard Sound and Cape Cod, with weather notes and positions.

Scandinavian Park Glasgow H & A Allan Albert Gallatin Abbey United States Vineyard Sound New York Gen Whitney Bearse Whitney Cumberland Thompson Fastport Portland Hi Kilby Tremont Donovan City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester Tugloe King Hull Long Point Cape Back Norod Confidence Lias Palm Oil John F Brooks Walter Higgins Jones Baltimore Normandy Livers Isaac T Campbell Matthews Water Witch Miller Hayti Win F Green & Son Breeks Three Hells Phornburn Lockeport Delong & Seaman Mowet Purdy St John J A Roberts Lion Peters Lunenburg Mississippi Hunter Warren & Co Charles F Williams Viars Moise Liverpool Bark Windsor

Freights and Charters From New York and Boston Trade

A crowded list of 19th century shipping notes shows multiple vessels sailing to L ondon Demerara and Buenos Aires with lumber coal ice and general cargo. Rates are given per ton per M and per day loading. Multiple schooners and brigs move between American ports and Caribbean or South American ports under private terms.

New York Beethoven London Kings Ferry Demerara Sidney Hoboken Rockland St. Thomas Pensacola Buenos Ayres Boston Philadelphia Maine Nellie Crosby Portland HB Hussey Rockport Charleston Weymouth Matanzas Trinidad Haytl Boothbay Baltimore Norfolk Washington Water Cove Fernandina Brunswick St John Fort Johnson Amboy Newport News Richmond Nort of Hatteras Lee Sarah Elen Port Spdn Sir Lucy A Davis Cardenas Portsmouth George F Edmunds Port Morant Providence Cml Ife

Shipping News Fragment From Vineyard Haven to Salem

From Our Correspondents. Vineyard Haven reports ships and sailors named, with routes to Boston Halifax and New York. Notable events include a brig sighting near Five Fathom Bank, a seaman’s death at sea, and routine trades between Boston, Havana, and Hoboken on February dates.

Vineyard Haven Ar Lgoth Schsa Thomas Crescent Mehady Florence Randall Randall Hoboken Boston T A Lambert Hall Philadelphia Holmes Louder Avia Harper Kondo Somerville New York St John Annie Robertson McGinn Halifax Almouth Hitchcock Blaine Tilton Biee Falmout John B Carrin Ian Laura Smith Crenfueg P Bono Hatteras Five Fathom Bank Herbert Money Turk’s Island Harvey Winters Pee BO Colon Clenthezos Terbert Tiuater Jibboom CW Redman Strago Son Havana Malitax Salem Apphia & Amielia Willard Portland Wood's Hall Yornelia Soule Alsatian Snowman

Oceanic Vessels Arrive and Depart Near Atlantic Ports

A列raw shipping log lists arrivals and departures including the Norse bark Metcalf from Hamburg to New York, the Italian bark Ressetth C and others. Routes cover Buenos Ayres Calais Cadiz Fium Glasgow Hamburg and Isle of Wight with ships like Olga T Stella and Calliope.

Buenos Ayres Barks Ressetth C Ital Chichero Pensacold Sacramento Reid Portland Signet Nor Larsen Montreal Sigrid Versen Pensacola Cadiz la Picucia Loyola New York FIUM Olga T Tomtcich Philadelphia Syracuse Glassgow Concordia McLean Baltimore Hamburg Stella Ger H Ogemann Isle OF Wight Calliove

Shipping movements and ports listed for multiple vessels

The fragment lists several ships and routes with origins and destinations including Manila to Liverpool, Port Spain to Wilmington North Carolina, Demerara to Philadelphia, and Pensacola to Philadelphia. Dates shown include February 13 to February 14, with noted locations such as Hunting Island and Key West, indicating a maritime bulletin of arrivals and departures.

Park Anamba Menges Manila Liverpool Lan Ferlind Port Spain Wilmington Hunting Ialand Lucia Porter Grindel Demerara Philadelphia George H Ames Marshall Alphia Key West Pensacola Phila

Descriptions of Vessels Seen At Sea From Hull and Goree

Derelicts report two ships sighted near latitudes 43 54 N 55 W and 06 22 N 40 31 W. A wreck of a two masted schooner loaded with lumber from Philadelphia was seen, with spars and masts on deck. Part of a vessel’s bottom coppered was noted near Nevis. Cap Brandt reported the Jennie Cush from Goree.

New York Marengo Hull Boston Brandt Jennie Cushian Goree Philadelphia Nevis

Notice to Mariners From Wood's Holl and Pensacola Bays

Notices to mariners warn buoys in Buzzards Bay are displaced risking navigation. Comments invited on Brooklyn Bridge electric lights impact on East River navigation. In Pensacola Bay area new range beacons Fort McRae Fort Barrancas and Devil's Point beacons described with white and red fixed lights to guide estuary entrants.

Wood's Holl Mass Buzzard’s Bay Brooklyn Bridge East Iver New York Lighthouse Board Tompkinsville Pensacola Escambia Santa Maria DE Galvaez Blackwater Pensacola Bay Fort M'Rae Range Fort Barricas Fort Barrancas Fort McRae Escambia Bay Devil’s Point Devil's Point Anchorage White Point

Bark Libby reports six day NE gale from Manila to New York

Boston reports Bark Libby from Manila to New York endured a six day northeast gale north of lat 37 44 on January 28 and 29 at times wing driven and under sail as seas rose and weather threatened barometer fell sharply and the ship battled heavy winds with extensive damage from the storm while other vessels including the British steamer Biranda and the Bark George S Homer face repairs and losses across routes to Honduras New York and Barbados

Boston Biranda Leary Joggins Honduras New York George S Homer Montevideo Perry Barbados National Board of Underwriters Cyrus Hall St John Peter Peterson Galveston Texas William Boak Garnier Lockport Washington Tong Morse & Co Bath Julian Whalen Lovell’s Island Cole Sch Maharajah London A . Killam Kenealy Iquique Killam Liverpool Valparaiso

Foreign Ports shipping movements report

Vessels cleared sailed and reported arrival at various ports including Buenos Aires Montevideo Halifax Liverpool and Havana with ships such as Martha Cobb Snowdrow Flora Minnie G Whitney and Sidney G Hopper among others, detailing routes to New York Philadelphia Havana Montevideo and more. The list notes brig and bark arrivals, cargoes and sailing dates across Atlantic ports and North American destinations.

Buenos Ayres Martha Cobb Crosby Pascagoula Bauta Snowdrow Butel Gaste Pernambuco Vith Flora Pike Harbor Grace Minnie G Whitney Foley Montevideo Cardenas Sidney G Hopper Watts Havana Falmouth Clark Philadelphia Clenfuegos Santiago Allen New York Nassau St Jago Lloret de Mar Carreras Mobile Anna Gillette Delaware Jas H Woodhouse Anderson Chanito Berdegier Charleston Alice Baxter Boston Hamburg China Selberg Mavana Howard Perry Onolaska Grigg Justine H Ingersoll Petersen New Rk Halifax Clio Smeltzer St Johns Ellie Mundy Montego Bay Liverpool Cadiz Garro Porto Rico Egypt Sumner Costa Rican Watson New Orleans Matanzas Boston City Davies Nicosia Macdonald Cardiff Macoris Addie G Bryant Kendall St Thomas Miles Cattarinieh Port Twhight McKenzie Louisa A Grant McLeod Newcastle Biorviken Sorensen Pensacola Rio Janeiro J W Dresser Parker Barks Levi S Andrews Sagua John Pearson Sparks North of Hatteras Tallace McCormack Ldg Gipsey Queen Chandler LeBlanc Newman Keyes Severn Gormley Harry Dailey Miranda Corbett St John Hoar ST Domingo Ida Anne Lord Flarry White Newfoundland Ayrshire Talcahuana Forward Mayberry Knight Table Bay Cgil-Ardan Chieftian Fulton Prapani Glendevon Tuspan Cumberland Webber Vera Cruz Cazones Victoria Royal Roads Siren Shapland San Francisco Moodyville Howden Evans San Diego Hastings Mill Melbourne Valparaiso Edward Kidder Staples Yokouwa MA Japan Pablo Hong Kong

Amid Atlantic Traffic a Busy Port Day Report

Atlantic sailing and arrivals list across multiple harbors. Vessels include barkentine Robert Sudden sailing to San Francisco from Astoria and bark Donald sailing from Apalachicola via Ferguson Campbell. Numerous steamers and schooners arrive or clear for New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Charleston with cargo and passenger movements noted from Newport News, Providence, Brunswick, and Savannah.

Astoria Barkentine Robert Sudden San Francisco Apalachicola Donald, Ferguson Campbell Jelfast Ire Bristol Albert T Stearns Kelly Newport News Baltimore Circassian Liverpool Halifax Adam Honner Myrick New York Sachs Anna BE J Morse Lansil Boston Blanche Hopkins Tunnell Providence A Athan Morgan Poplar Island Dom Pedro IL Rio Janeiro Mentmore Simpson Barnmoor St Jago Sdis Augustus Hunt Hall Childe Harold Manson Witherell India Clapp PATH Resolute Dingley Portsmouth I Church East Boothbay Brunswick Austin D Knight Drinkwater Jefferson Plake Alice Stuart John L Treat McLane New Bedford John i Parker Charleston Victor Baracoa Chatham Mass WE & W Tuck Norton W Fisk Chase Lister Robinson Philadelphia Matilda Brooks Bilatchford Galveston Alamo Alexandra Falkenburg Iray’s Harbor Barkentine Eureka Jelle Higgins Sheffield Bath Lucie Aples Ponfrom Hyannis Cotuit Ward Wixon Mobile Caledonia Lorentzen Matanzas Curtis Ackerly Boule Carbarien Mary Iilen Tuspan Royal Tar Dordrecht Cubas Joseph Farwell Tampico New Orleans Shaw Avonmouth Norfolk Lydia Sheffield Dunning Havre la Mariuccia Guida Salerno Port Iads Havana SJ Otert Truxilio Yedmanaale Rouen el Dorado Schs Lizzie James Isaac Rich Truxillo Royalist Atilla Mahoney Palenque James E. Woodhouse McClain Jacksonville Leater Jorgensen Pernambuco Success King Bordeaux Sechs Nellie S Pickering Flowers Stephen Bennett Spear Rort Royal Benacre Progreso Sch Meyer and Muller Patterson Fernandina Cestle City of Fitchburg Fall River Ida Susan Thurlow Cardenas Lester ‘A Lewis Macoris Luis G Rabel Sagua Hattie Weston Port Spain George Lamb F Db Crystal Stannard Leith Waesland Bursehman Antwerp Rotterdam Potter California Winkler London Portia Dawson Sonvereign Putnam Jacobe Ridgeway Call Saigon Emphemia Cann Batavia Barks Osanna Januzal Alicante Palander Elifsen Buenos Den Kimball Gilley Nuevitas Festina Leyte Hatmmond Rosario Copenhagen the Bruce Calcutta Mandalene Hamburg James Drummond Portland C Barks W Jones Manta Wm Cochrane Ella Vose Buenos Ayres Blue Bird Sables Olonne Pbrigs L & W Armstrong Robert Mowe Bradford French Canary Josie R Burt Napoleon Hart Belle R Hull John Warren Murray Mabel L Phillips Eugene Kield Millpridge Sheresa Glags Addie Hale Michels Volnt-a-Pitca Magellan Svalen Margeliles Alta Laasen Valencia Bernadotte Jorstensen Geestemunde Parks Neresa Rocca Lorisiano Genoa Argo Bjorkevist Birkenhead Rebecca Lamidin Higgins Wilmington Port Royal Lewis L Squire Nilsson Southwold Garnsworthy Salen Mary Nowell Lank Cardenna Av L7th Mark Payson Tucker Hulbert Amocia Schmidt Pashley Caibarien

Maritime Ship Movements and Clearances Across Ports

Various vessels including steamers, barks, and brigs report arrivals and clearances from ports such as Dieppe Philadelphia Boston and Havana. Notable entries include brig Ohio from Philadelphia to Havana schooner Iolanthe from Paysandu and steamer Chattahoochee to New York with other ships sailing from Portsmouth New Hampshire and Seattle to destinations like Hamburg Per##t Amboy and Berbice.

Brixham St Ann's Bay Parthian Boston Delaware Qoscar Dieppe Philadelphia James Slater Sacha Ohio Havana Iolanthe Card Paysandu New York Portsmouth M M Chase Brewater Perth Amboy Warren Adame Weehawken Lockland Helen Montague Cookson Pensacola Savannah Mary Ward Lord New York Ella M Storer Studley Lillian Hamilton Matanzas Ambassador Sampson Hamburg Chattahoochee South Amboy Rattlesnake San Francisco Grampus Dexter Park Blairhouse Flankins Port Townsend Ericsson Sawyer Seattle Wile Rosenfield Dickinson Liverpool Beecroft Christie Neweaatle Nsw Banks John A Briggs San Diego William H Starbuck

Outgoing Steamers From Boston and New York

Shipping schedule lists vessels departing Boston and New York around February dates. Notable ships include Michigan, Norseman, Virginian, Spartan, City of Charleston, and Kin and Barnd. Destinations cover Halifax Liverpool London Hamburg Antwerp and more with sailing times ranging midday to evening and agents such as Geo E Smalley, Warren & Co, B Sampson, Phelps Bros Co and Cunard lines.

Incoming steamers for Boston due Feb 18

A list of incoming steamers bound for Boston with origins, dates, and agents. Ships include Antwerp bound Gremon Jan 31 with Adams & Co. Savannah Cy of Macon Feb 16 with Rich'n & Barnard. Yarmouth Dominion Feb 18 with G Hall & Co. Antwerp Jan Breydel Feb 7 with Gill & Scotz. Liverpool Virginian Feb 9 with Thayer & Lincoln. Liverpool Michigan Feb 11 with Warren & Co. London Alanda Feb 5 with Furness. Palermo Pavonia Feb 14 with Phelps Bros & Co. Liverpool Lake Superior Feb 16 with B Brigham & Co. Liverpool Palestine Feb 18 with Warren & Co. Antwerp Feb 12 with Furness. Hull Colorado Feb 16 with Sanderson & Son.

Gremon Antwerp Adams&Co Cy of Macon Savannah Rich’n& Barnard Dominion Yarmouth G Hall & Co Jan Breydel Gill & Scotz Virginian Liverpool Thayer&Lincoln Michigan Warren & Co Alanda London Furness Pawnee Palermo Phelps Bros&Co Pavonia Alex Martin Lake Superior Brigham&Co Palestine Furness Mareca Ccees Colorado Hull Sanderson & 8

Shipping schedule fragment lists due dates and ports

A fragment lists multiple ships with due dates in February and destinations including Liverpool Calcutta London Rotterdam and Glasgow. Entries mention ship names owners and ports such as Britannia Greece Leerdam Rhine land and St of Indiana with dates from Feb 4 to Feb 11.

Celtic Liverpool Ismay Ems Bremen Velriehs «& Co Island Christiania Gi K'Cvh Edve & Co Taormina Mantburg Phelps Bros&Co Gothia Stettin Kunhardt & Co Lessing Hamburg Kunhardt & Co la bPremen Oelrichs & Co Schiedam Amster’m Hurst Hogarth Rio Janeiros Busk & Jevons Ludgate Hill London Henderson Bros Leerdam Rotterdam h,Edge & Co England WJ Hurst Rhynland Antwerp P Wright & Sons Indiana Glasgow Baldwin & Co

Mail Closes In Boston For Various Foreign Ports

Steamship schedules announce mail closes from New York and Boston for Central America and South Pacific ports except Chili via Aspinwall for Guatemala aboard Newport. Halifax and St Pierre lines via Worcester from Boston close Saturday Feb with morning and afternoon windows. Brazil Chili La Plata via St Thomas and Barbados routes with Advance from Newport close Tuesday Feb in midafternoon. Cuba mail via rail to Tampa and Key West closes daily in Boston. Mexico closes at 3 00 PM and 6 30 PM.

Central America South Pacific Chili Aspinwall Guatemala Newport New York Halifax St. Pierre and Miqueion Worcester Boston Brazil la Plata St. Thomas St. Croix Barbados Trinidad Pemarara Fer Newport Rews Tuesaday Cs Esas Cuba Rai Tampa Fla Key West Pla Mexico

Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco Trail Through March Closings

For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands mails via Alameda from San Francisco dated March 7. Mails will close at the Boston office on Thursday March 1 at 1 P M. Hawaiian Islands via steamship from San Francisco February 28. Society Islands via the Tahiti from San Francisco February. Trans-Pacific mails require correspondence mailed in Boston at least eight days before the date above.

Trans-Pacific Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda San Francisco Boston Society Islands Tahiti Hip

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