Post Office Hours Shortened and Civic Notices
The post office closes after 10 A M Monday with only morning letter delivery and the custom house closed all day. The Charitable Irish society elected delegates to Father Cahill’s journey to New York. Washington birthday exercises held in city schools with declamations songs and readings. Adjunct General roster changes include commissions for Burnham Stevenson Ward and Hodgman discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Charitable
Irish Society
Father Cahill
New York
T. J. Dacey
W. W. Dwyer
Edward B. Rankin
John F. Dever
J. W. Murphy
Washington
O’brien
Dr. Miner
C. D. Flint
Prince
Adjutant General
L. G. Burnham
First Cavalry
F. L. Stevenson
Thomas Bb. Ward
Ninth Infantry
W. K. Hodgman
First Infantry
Trouble In Company D Adjusting Itself
A movement for a Sons of Veterans camp in Pittsburg may render the Philadelphia branch camp obsolete. Internal issues in Company D Eighth Regiment M V M are expected to be settled without further problems. Capt Palmer’s tenure appears secure after a petition reform. Also noted are a successful Palestine bal masque at the Coliseum and insurance payout of 3660 for Tebbetts’s fire loss. Real estate changes in Lyn, and B W Currier’s purchase of H Abbot’s chestnut gelding for 8500 with a 2 25 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Eighth Regiment
Lkely
Palmer
Palestine Bal
Coliseum
C. B. Tebbetts
Lyn
B. W. Currier
H. Abbot
Nooks and Corners of New England Lecture
Mr Harry W French gave the third in his illustrated lectures at Fremont temple Friday evening on Nooks and Corners of New England. The popular talk delighted a Puritan audience with vivid scenery, lively manners and cheerful applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. French
Fremont Temple
New England
French
Arrests in New York and Charlestown Larceny and Accident
Mark Goldberge was arrested in New York at the request of Boston police for larceny of 2800 dollars in jewelry from Pierce and Sullivan. James Slocum, 65, of 42 Pearl Street Charlestown, was struck by speeding youths, likely fracturing the base of the skull and admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital. John Harrington, 28, and Thomas Ryan, 19, were seized at 11:45 PM for breaking and entering William H. Smith’s tobacco store at the North Street corner and stealing tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Goldberge
New York
Boston
Pierce & Sullivan
James Slocum
Pearl Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Harrington
Thomas Ryan
William H. Smith
North Centre
Susan B Anthony Receives MA Suffrage Leaders at Parker House
The National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts hosted an informal reception for Miss Susan B Anthony at the Parker House Friday evening. About 200 visitors called to pay respects. Anthony wore black with a red shawl and spoke kindly to all, with among the attendees W L Garrison Jr Frank Garrison J E May Mrs S A Underwood Margaret Moore of Ireland Dr R Kennedy Mrs Horn prooke of Wheeling WV Mr and Mrs Miller of Geneva NY and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Suffrage Association of
Massachusetts
Susan B. Anthony
Parker House
Miss Anthony
W. L. Garrison, Jr
Frank Garrison
J. E. May
5.A.underwood
Margaret Moore
Ireland
R. Kennedy
Hornprooke
Wheeling
W. Va
Milier
Geneva
N. Y
Washington's Birthday Exhibitions at Perkins Institute
Two exhibitions of music and school exercises will be staged at the Perkins Institute for the Blind in South Boston on Monday February 23. Performances occur at 11 A M and 3 P M. Laura Bridgman invites friends and reiterates her appeal for the kindergarten for sightless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins Institute For the Blind
South Boston
Laura Bridgman
Telephone exchange shift for Pearl Street lines tonight
The New England Telephone and Telegraph company will move from No 49 to No 50 Pearl street tonight with a new switchboard system. The January book goes into effect at 1 A M Sunday, after which time the new numbers must be used when requesting connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
No. 49
Pearl Street
Trustees seek sale of estate house on Commonwealth and Berkeley
William G. Russell representing the Hooper estate asked Judge Devens for permission to sell the property at Commonwealth avenue and Berkeley street for 150000 dollars to Mrs Thornton K Lothrop wife of a trustee. The court granted the application.
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William G. Russell
Samuel Hooper
Weather Summary for Atlantic States
For the Middle Atlantic states fair weather with westerly winds and a slight rise in temperature. For the New England states fair weather with north westerly winds turning light and variable, nearly stationary, then a slight rise in temperature.
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Middle Atlantic States
New England States
Boston Weather Report for February 20 1885
Boston February 20 1885 reads weather data from Ossnzves Crriog service with observed temperatures 21.0 F maximum and 13.2 F minimum, mean 13. Pan thermometer 5.5, dew point 1.7. Humidity around 60 percent. Winds varied W and WNW at speeds 12 to 16 mph. Precipitation shows zero rain. Barometer 29.797 inches. Continuous clear to fair conditions with light to moderate winds.
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Boston
Ossznve
Crriog, Srawat Servic
Weather observation summary across multiple stations
The report lists observations from numerous stations including Bayort and others with cloudiness and clear skies. Locations such as Mich, Giear a i Mikgepnnescave, Bismarck, St. Vincent, Portland, New York, New Orleans, Charleston, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Washington, Deadwood show varying conditions. Temperatures and wind directions appear, with many sites marked as clear or fair and some cloudy.
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Clear
Clear Cove
Snow Mich
Giear A i Mikgepnnescavececic
Goeaiaele
Mil Coveseveceserese
Bismarck
St. Vincent
Portland
Fair
Lear
Csavoceceres A Caleeee
New York
Yiwsssevece
New Orleans
Mt. Washington
Block Island
Charleston
Varnah
Creeseescee
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Twelfth Night at the Globe Impresses with New Depth
The Globe theatre last night hosted a surprise performance of Twelfth Night with Mr. Irving Miss Terry and the Lyceum company. The production showed marked improvement over last November with sharper character delineation brisker pace and richer wit. Irving’s Malvolio drew unmerciful laughter while Miss Terry’s stage presence sparked continuous amusement. Also praised were Wen man Forbes Archer Johnson and Miss Payne in key roles. Miss Mather’s later shows drew mixed critique highlighting vocal monotony and acting stiffness. Lawrence Barrett’s managerial ambitions for New York theatre received strong editorial support. Apajune the Water Sprite a new Millocker opera was announced for Bijou theatre with an extended cast list. Francesca da Rimini at Boston theatre features Barrett in a major engagement. The Handel Anniversary concert at Music Hall will honor Handel with a large cast and prominent soloists. Over the Garden Wall at Globe and Fifth Avenue venues announced two-week runs with Robert E Graham joining the company.
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Globe
Mr. Irving
Miss Terry
Lyceum Company
Globe Theatre
Malvolio
Olivia
Mr. Wenman
Toby Belch
Mr. Forbes
Andrew Aguecheck
Mr. Archer
Fabian
Mr. Johnson
Miss Payne
Maria
Mr. Alexander
Arsino
Miss Emery
Irving
Louis XI
Miss Mather
Boston Theatre
Julia
Mr. Paulding
Thomas Clifford
Sir Thomas
Levick
Master Walter
Boston
Helen
Lawrence Barrett
New York
The
Evening Post
Barrett
Henry Irving
London
Apajune
Millocker
Bijou Theatre
J. S. Hiller
A. O. Barker
Prince Alamir Prutschesko
Francis Wilson
Heloise
Tenevieve Reynolds
Ilinka
Manol Nitschano
Belle Archer
Roumanian Hussars
Will
Marcu
Jay Taylor
Natalitza
Lily Post
Alexandri
Herbert Archer
Joza
Nitschano
Hilis Ryse
Mihaelo
A. M. Barbara
Jacob
Emil Senger
Dabroi
Kathinka
L. A. Shrader
Miss Defossen
Carolinka
Kate Ethel
Dominique
Lisette
Ance
Rose Marion
Florence Bell
Francesca da Himini
George H. Baker
Francesca da Rimini
Charye
Lanciotto
Count Paolo
F. C. Mosley
Malatesta
Charles M. Collins
Guido
Benjamin G. Rogers
Beppo Pere
Louis James
Cardinal Malespini
Charles Jameson
Rene
Percy Winter
Lucentio
G. Davidson
Gremio
J. L. Finney
Vicentio
W. F. Gerald
Torelli
Albert Riddle
Lodovico
Eugene Morgan
Mardo
Herman Forbes
Louis Lyon
Ghibelins
J. H. Ward
Francesca
Marie Wainwright
Ritta
Rosa France
Howard Athenseum
Howard
Pat Rooney
Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company
Rooney
Katie
Frank Hanson
Hilda Thomas
Fields
Hanson
Frederick
Glass
la van
Lizzie Simms
Harrington and Johnson
E. H. Doyle
Hamlin
Keeler
Nellie Hogue
Joe Mealey
May MacCabe
Music Hall
Handel and Hadyn Society
George Frederic Handel
Medora Henson
Emily Winant
W. J.winch
M. W. Whitney
B.listemann
B. J. Lang
Carl Zerann
the Garden Wals
John Stetson
George 8. Knight
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Exhibition of Works by George Wharton Edwards
The gallery of John A. Lowell & Co displays nearly 100 works by George Wharton Edwards, showing his shift from watercolor to oil. The shore and marine scenes of Holand and Brittany display clear color and freshness, with ideal fantasy pieces like gnomes and fairies enhancing the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. John A. Lowell & Co
George Wharton Edwards
Edwards
Holand
Brittany
George S. Seney
William H. Fanning
Leonard’s
Edgar J. Bisselli
Paris
George J. Seney
New York
Europe
Rousseaus
Dupres
Daubignys
Corots
Jules Bretons
Schreyers
Knauses
John Taylor Johnson
Chickering Hall
Names From Boyhood Nicknames In Public Schools
A Belfast Age item recalls a bygone era when pupils in local public schools carried vivid nicknames. The list includes Teakettle Hersey, Backdoor Moore, Brick Davis, and many others, often reflecting peculiar traits or antics. The writer notes some names arose from personal quirks and even jokes about their own.
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Teakettle Hersey
Backdoor Moore
Brick Davis
Ash Collins
Dyton Cunningham
Whiner Gould
Ecky
Barney Lowney
Tippy Marden
Barney Shehan
Hod Poor
Elick Washburn
Marquis Pitcher
Squidge Davis
Dish Bickford
Lasses
Zeke Perry
Pude Littlefield
Tedie Winslow
Luffy Berry
Trick Craig
Judge Marshall
Piggy Morison
Ducky Dinsmore
Fatty Howard
Jassin Davis
Penny Clark
Scamp Holmes
Crazy Stephenson
Shinny Matthews
Besom Grant
Tooshy
John Toothaker, Jr
Tete Leighton
Jonathan Ducklegs
Clements To Lead Special Train Carrying Hendricks
Mr William M Clements general superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will shortly leave for Indianapolis to take a special train carrying Vice President elect Hendricks to Washington The President Garretts private parlor car will be at Hendricks disposal for this trip The vice presidents train is expected to reach Washington about February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
William M. Clements
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Washington
Garrett
Servia's King seeks divorce amid royal succession crisis
The Atlanta Constitution reports Europe may face another scandal. King Milan of Servia has been advised by physicians that Prince Alexander is unfit to reign and Queen Natalie’s condition precludes another heir. Milan plans a divorce to forge a new alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Milan
Alexander
Servia
Natalie
Legislature Proposes Punishment for Drunkards
A bill introduced in the Maine legislature on Wednesday would punish drunkards with imprisonment for the first offense. The measure criticizes the idea of punishing the seller while the drinker faces no consequence as ill balanced policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Rich Dakota farmer vows celibacy until wheat hits a dollar
Tom Elliott, a wealthy young Dakota farmer, declares he will not marry until wheat sells for $1 per bushel. A neighboring farmer, whose daughter wishes to wed him, offers to purchase his entire crop at that price and present a wedding check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bismarck Tribune
Tom Elliott
Dakota
Tom
Mrs Cobb Keeps 150 Year Old Squash Seed
From the Dawson Journal: Mrs. 8 A Cobb of our town has a perfectly sound squash 150 years old. She was once offered five dollars for a single seed but refused to cut it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson (Conn
A. Cobb
Our Town
First Train Over Marshall Pass Reaches Denver
News in brief reports the first train over Marshall Pass since Sunday arrived in Denver Friday. Mountain roads improving. trains now running regularly with few exceptions. Niagara River blockade ends as crossing began Friday. ice bridge extends nine miles from Queenstown into the lake. Illinois lower house lays on the table a senate joint resolution urging Grant’s retirement and sends a committee with Fitz John Porter addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Pass
Denver
Niagara
Queenstown
Ilinois
Senate
Congress
Gen. Grant
Fitz John Porter
Grant
Coca Beef Tonic Touts Powers For All Ages
A medical note extols Liebig Co. Coca Beef Tonic as superior to popular tonics. It claims to rebuild shattered vitality, aid the aged and infirm, and boost sickly children, with benefits for female complaints and nervous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hont
Imperial Medical Society of
Death of Maj Gen Sir Herbert Stewart in Khartoum relief
London despatch reports Major General Sir Herbert Stewart died at Gakdul wells on Feb 16 from wounds suffered in the Jan 9 battle near Gubat. Born 1812 in Wigtownshire he rose to major general, led cavalry in Red Sea operations, and commanded bereik at Korti. Subsequent obituaries note numerous other deaths, including Robert Douglass in Cambridge and Henry Savage Chase in Brookline, with details on ages and careers.
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Herbert Stewart
H. C
London
Gakdul Wells
Stewart
Gubat
Wigtownshire
Scotland
Third Dragoons
Graham
Red Sea
Osman Digna
Teb
Tamai
Otao
Suakim
Berber
Nile
Lord Wolseley
Khartoum
Korti
Gakdul
Gukdul
Kerti
Upper Nile
Abu Kila
Shebacat Wells
Zareba
Col. Wilson
England
Gukdul Wells
Robert Douglass
Cambridge
Cambridgeport National Bank
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Water Board
Henry Savage Chase
H. & L. Chase
State Street
Brookline
Washington, D.C
Harvard College
Chase
Protestant Episcopal Church
Eagle National Bank
Henry H. Payne
Lynn
Arthur Fletcher
Concord
Bridgewater
Benjamin Simmons
Warren
R. I
Louis Elsberg
New York
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
James S. Atwood
Norwich
Conn
Mauregan and Ponemah Mills
Frank Tennant
Tennant
Lewis A. Bingham
Jersey City
N.J
Oneida County
N. Y
Berlin
Baron von Schleinitz
Polo League Records and Day's Results Highlight Stronger Clubs
The polo season shows stronger clubs widening their lead while weaker teams fall behind. In New England Salems look set to win. Gloucesters lead MA league as Bay States push hard. Paris team troubles weaken end-season chances. Recent games: Globe defeats Woburns 45s, Bay States beat Stars 8m 45s, Samosets over East Weymouth 3 to 1. Marlboros topple at polo. Granite Citys beat Bisons 3 1 in Portland Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Salems
Massachusetts
Gloucesters
Bay States
Paris
Westerday
Globes
Woburns
C. O’malley
Haverhill
The
Stars
Stolin
AmAraur Tankonn
East Weymouth
Samosets
East Weymouths
South Abington
Davis, Gurney & Sons
C. H. Jones & Co
Somerville
Walthams
Worcester
Marlboros
Portland
Granite Citys
Bisons
Shipping Annotations Aboard Mail Steamers Marked by Asterisk
A list of steamship consignments and departures shows carriers such as Henderson Bros Moravia Guion & Co and Williams & Guion sailing from ports including Liverpool Glasgow Bremen Rotterdam and Copenhagen with dates in February and March. Several entries include shipper names like Funch Eyde & Co and T nose designated mail steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Liverpool
R J Cortis Arnessia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros Moravia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Salier
Bremen
Qeirichs & Co P Caland
Henderson Bros Geiser
Copenhagen
Funcch, Edge & Co
Alaska
Guion & Co
Wisconsin
Malls Close at Boston Pastovice for European Route
Supplementary Mail notes Trans-Pacific Malls and the Catalonia steamer from Boston on Saturday February 21 at 1.30 PM. Details reference Great Britain Ireland and Europe via Queenstown with closing times indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Pastovice
Great Britain
Ireland
Europe
Queenstown
Catalonia
Boston
Coastwise Steamers and Sailings Noted Amid Ice
Coastwise steamers Forest City Snowman Portland William Weeks listed with several captains and ships. The Boston City bound for Lenavill and Palestine also sailed. The Waldemar sailed Thursday. The Custom House closes Monday Feb 23. The Boston City Sherborne from London met westerly gales and thick field ice near the Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Wise
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
William Weeks
Juliet
Leach
W Hatch
Elm City
Etheridge
Baltimore
J W Linnel
C N Simmons
Babbitt
H H Benedict
Manson
C A Briggs
Hammett
Z Sherman
Coombs
Peth Amboy
Wind Northwest
Boston City
Len
Sherborne
Boston
London
Grand Banks
VINEYARD HAVEN SHIP NEWS AND ICE AFFECTING TRADE
Vineyard Haven reports heavy ice fills harbor and Sound with drift ice hindering navigation. Vessels including brig John Welsh Jr, Perkiomen, and Frances Br. afloat or ashore scarce, among 20 three masters. The Storm King sails from Boston. several schooners and steamers report ice damage and diversions. local fish landings at Grand Manan and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Barks Charles Ff Ward
Beb'man
Cardenas
Boston
Jennie Cushman
Hardy
Cape de Verde
John Welsh,Jr
Lewis
Porto Rico
Sianer Perkiomen
Wiley
Philadelphia
Cape Payne
Sch
Sysnaia
Hindon
Matanzas
Hatteras
Seris F L Richardson
Belano
Charleston SC
Weymouth
May Williams
Reed
Spartan
Griffing
Newport News
Gardiner
Deering
Rogers
Baltimore
Frank
Rich
Dyer
Tangier Sound
Salem
Frances
Newfoundland
Portland
Gallatin
Bass River
William Jones
Darien
Dolphin
New York
Etta A Simpson
Thomaston
William C Wickham
Maude Sherwood
Grace Webster
Maggie Andrews
McDonald
Woods Hall
Tuckernuck Shoal
Vineyard Sound
Boothbery
Lucy Baker
Thurston
Camden
Annie Wilder
O D
Witherell
Garfield
Maggie G. Hart
Nickerson
Friendship
Icis Emperor
Brewer
East Boothbay
Golder
Rule
Wallace
Eastport
A B Littlejohn
Latham
Swan's Island
Frank Barker
Meader
Swis James Boyce, Jr
Norfolk
Allen Green
A W Smith
Berry
Gloucester
Cave Ann Advertiser
The Florist Grimmer: A Quarter Century of Floral Craft
Describing the florist craft as a steady, artistically driven trade the piece extols C. P. Grimmer as a highly efficient floral decorator with over twenty five years of experience. It notes his Boston origins since 1873, access to premier greenhouses, trusted assistants, and his store at No 51 West Street offering artistically arranged bouquets and designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Grimmer
Boston
West Street
Grimmer
Cable Despatches From Global Ports Listed By Dates
A compendium of sailing and passing records noting vessels by port origin and destination with dates from February entries. Ships and barks including Actiy Olsen Ceres Ceylon New ark Excelsior Thomas Perry Astronom Elizabeth and others shown with captains and routes to destinations such as Philadelphia Wilmington New York Savannah Boston Cardiff San Francisco Liverpool Genoa Dublin and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachy Head
Actiy
Olsen
Dunkirk
Philadelphia
Bowling
Ceres
Granberg
Wilmingon
Cagliari
Ceylon
Newman
Newark
Cardiff
Excelsior
Whitford
Liverpool
Thomas Perry
Robbins
Montevideo
Brover
Messing Sigh
Gquetbaanaio
New York
Astronom
Kripner
Lockhart
London
Alice M Claridge Lockhard
Leghorn
Bernardo Chiozza
Podesta
Baltimore
Gustav Metzler
Josok
Wilmington
Vaent
Pensacola
New Orleans
Belle of
Oregon
Matthews
William F Babcock
Murphy
San Francisco
Melbourne
California
Davis
Port Gamble
Port Townsend
Shadwan
Northern
Boston
Wales
Castelar
Quale
Paxsa
Marenhouse
Tregarthen
Queenstown
Celestial Empire
Duncan
Heegstra
St John
Keste
East Anglia
Thomas
Elizabeth Winslow
Locke
Cardenas
Franconia
Trogg
J B Thomas
New Haven
Hichlander
Clough
Ayr
Victoria
Beavis
Amsterdam
Stratford
Neilsen
Diana
Schroeder
Ormus
Frost
Havana
Wover
Bucephalus
Shepherd
Newcastle
Spezzia
Leocadia
Stolff
Hamburg
Kirk
Haab
Walle
Falmouth
Anna Howitz
Hoff
Savannah
Galeway
Kirtle
Wallis
Geestemunde
Constantin
Walter
Brunswick
Gottenburg
Apotheker Diesing
Charleston
Archimede
Viola
South Tyne
Hoge
Trieste
Genoa
Olivari
St Simon
Durand
New Otk
Ernst Ludwig Holst
Hochfelt
Stormy Petre
Charles
Isle of Wight
J W Gildemeister
Hashagen
Kingroac
Lion
Johnson
Demerara
Williams
Portland
Gilroy
Manson
St Kitts
Ritchie
Montreal
Bouchette
Lake Manitoba
Hermann Becker
Planck
Minaitian
Comorin
Johannesen
Gravesend
Jeanie Louttit
Hamon
Lynn-Ar
Agenoria
Brackenbury
Lisbon
Harrison
Colby
Samarang
Newport
Caroline
Josephsen
Port Royal
Oporto
Rio
Huycken
Southampton
Werra
Barre
Biemen
Saltees
Hughes
Sunderland
Ron Duke
Clinch
Seneriffe
Seu
Julia Fowler
Jacobs
Brazil
West Hartlepool
Mark Anna
Blohm
Apalachicola
George
Homer
Perry
Ork
Bath
Rogers
Casterdale
Routon
Frostburg
Mills
Mabel L Phillips
Harper
Brotchis
Newport News
Decature Miller
Howes
Wm Crane
Billups
Gipsey Queen
Chandler
Matanzas
Alice Hearn
Pennewell
Ngu
Ellwood Harlow
King
George Arey
Thanemore
Kepler
Alleghany
Union
Swhs
Samuel H Walker
James D Dewell
William Hood
Bertha Dean
Harry B Ritter
James B Pace
Hiawtha
Little
Bondonderry
Italia Smith
Spagna
Beaufort
Horace R Sturges
Spear
Thomas L James
Longstreet
Louisa Frazier
Virden
Cape Henry
Hermann
Bauer Bremen
Darien Gia—Ar
Alette
Ohman
Bordeaux
Fernandina—aAr
Carn Marth
Hurrell
Qumberland
Fom
St Augustine
City of San Antonio
Wilder
Galveston
Whitney
Vera Cruz
Harmon’s Harbor
Fannie
McKown
H Cornell
Crocker
Hutchinson
Baker
Bug
Mark Agnes Campbell
Nielson
Lone Star
Mason
Yucatan
Wallace
Borinquen
Garete
RF Matthews
Orsola
Cacace
Marseilles
Rota
Pedersen
Bremen
Eureka
Bessie Morris
Mediterranean
Port Eads
el Paso
Knickerbocker
EB Ward, Jr
Truxillo
City of Dallas
Chattahoochee
City of
Richmond
Boaz
West Point
Seneca
Walker
D S Williams,Jr
Hawes
Kimpha
Ford
Frederickshaven
New Heaven
Cora van Gilder
Lee
New London
Portlana
John R Halliday
Norfolk
New Bedford
Norfolk Va
Aberhany
Fortuna
Kiwi
Providence
James Bogden
Tole
Sarawak
Mortnensen
Santander
St Nazaire
Augusta
Jugvardson
Para
Loining
Nikkelsen
Dordrecht
William and Anna
Icis
McAndrews
Rudolphine Burchard
Dade
United Kingdom
Nederland
Antwerp
Chiswick
Leighton
Amethyst
Beanington
Sagua
Havenna
Beralda
Barbadoes
John S. Davis
Green
Annie
Grace
Mary
Judge
Norwood
R W Casey
Tracy
Calvin P Harris
Higgins
Illinois
Dodge
Lancaster
Allentown
Swasey
Bunker Aqua
Saxon
De'aware
Sullivan Lawin
Rich
Leisenring
Davidson
Guantanamo
Hampton Roads
Barks Sherwood
Hall
Hammond
Gilpatrick
Saco
Mary Elizabeth
Danton
Boothbay
Circassian
Julian Ward
Freeman
Black Warrior
Babbage
Deer Isle
I Lockwood
Sarah
Eilen
York
Wyanoke
Hulphers
Ann E Valentine
Chambers
Port Johnson
Hockport
Annie Blissa
O’ Donnell
City of Macon
Kelley
Wilhelm I
Rose
Cronstadt
Magnus Lagaboter
Buenos Ayres
William Lawrence
Foster
Tybee
Reppino R.parodi
Cape Town
Viator
Satilla
Raymond T Maulenderson
Salema
Ellen
Clark
Calais
Gondola
Martin
Bay Chaleur
Fred Jackson
Snow
Mataneas
Edward R Emerson
Childs
Rancador Cay
E Arcularius
Marston
New
Ord
New Bedford Whalemen Report Multiple Whale Hunts
A telegram from New Bedford on Feb 18 notes schooner Charles W Morse took a right whale off Brunswick Georgia yesterday. Francisco reports Orca cleared at San Francisco on Feb 11. Valparaiso logs Jan 3 mention Grace Marks returning from a 10 month cruise with 430 barrels of sperd oil and 600 barrels of whale oil. At sea Jan 10 Desdemona reported oil, 50 barrels spermaceti and 125 barrels whale oil since leaving St Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
A _ telegram
Charles W Morse
Brunswick
Francisco
Orca
Rayes
Valparaiso
Grace Marks
Desdemona
Davis
Buenos Ayres
Port
John H Kranz
Pitcher
Barbadoes
Blanca
Brig Trust
Douglass
St John
Matthews
Guaymas
Mexico
City of
Philaelphia
Newcastle City
Valdez
London
Monrovia
Ysidora Reonda
Jones
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Grace Dearing
Pratt
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Lighthouse Notices and Range Lamps Change Across Ports
Narragansett Bay reports the red buoy off Hog Island missing while Oak Island Range in North Carolina plans to move 450 feet east and flash from a mast during removal. Cape Fear River lights to join a new range system. Port Phillip Bay Australia replaces the East Lighthouse light with a higher dioptric third order beacon.
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Editor letter on Boston saloon licenses and law
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Key West Marine Notes Key West Feb 19
Sir Jacob M Haskell has received her new mast and will set up rigging and sail in days. Brig Trust from Brunswick Ga bound for Bahia, reported overdue, arrived at Wilmington NC on Feb 3. Bark Harriett Campbell off dry dock after repairs costing about 6000 dollars.
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Maritime Movement and ShipListings in Early 19th Century News
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Names, addresses, and firms scattered in regional notices
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Trade directory of firms and agents across multiple cities
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Handel Anniversary concert at Union Hall in Boston
The 200th anniversary of George Frederick Handel’s birth will be observed Sunday evening at Union Hall 18 Boylston street Boston with a lecture by Rev Charles W Wendte and a music program conducted by Clarence A Marshall featuring Lizzie Webb Carey Carrie Carper Mill T H Norris Arthur B Hitchcock under direction Doors open 7 performance begins 7 30 PM Also events at Y M C A First Presbyterian and Universalist Church with services lectures and a free love league convention at Science Hall 820 Washington Street expected speakers include E H Heywood N H Dillingham Grace Hoyal and L A Wiley
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