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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1888

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3

Quiet Senate session revives Nicaragua canal debate and pension dispute

In Washington the Senate adopted a Cullom resolution querying France about American product prohibitions and possible US actions. The Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua bill drew debate over safeguards, while the dependent pension bill dominated the session with Manderson praising prior gains and urging swift passage despite cost concerns.

Washington Senate Cullom France United States Paris Beck Germany Portugal St. Albans Edmunds Maritime Canal Company Nicaragua Hoar Mr. Edmunds Charles P. Daly New York American Geographical Society Committee On Foreign Relations Butler Atlantic & Pacific Interoceanic Company Vermont Sherman West Morgan Manderson M House House Republic Grand Army of the Republic Cleveland Mugwump Congress

Turpie appeals for bill aiding indigent ex soldiers

In a Senate debate Mr Turpie urged a measure to place the indigent ex soldiers in calm after the war and peace that followed. The Senate did not vote on the bill and moved to executive business before adjourning at 3 55 until Monday.

Turpie Senate

House Action on Submarine Cables and Statehood Bills

The House passed the Senate bill enforcing the 1884 convention for protecting submarine cables and favorably reported the deafness pension increase. It received contested election action on McDuffie Davidson with date set for next Monday. North and South Dakota statehood bills were reported adversely, with adjournment at 5 10 p.m.

Washington House Senate Lynch Pennsylvania Marsh Committee On Elections McDuffie Davidson Alabama Lodge Massachusetts Breckinridge Arkansas Committee On Manufactures Secretary of the Treasury New York Milliken Maine Springer Committee On North South Dakota Baker

Baseball Leaders Convene in Parker House Meeting

A New England League special meeting gathered delegates from Manchester Lowell Worcester Lynn Salem and Portland. President Edwards Cheney presided as the revision committee gained more time and the secretary joined. They plan to apply to the national board of arbitration for reservation-rule protection. Frank J. Leonard of Newburyport and Thomas H. Bond of Boston were named umpires for 1888 with a third umpire and substitutes postponed to the next session.

New England League Parker House Manchester Lowell Worcester Lynn Salem Portland Edwards Cheney National Board of Arbitration For Protection Frank J. Leonard Newburyport Thomas H. Bond

Yale to Meet Tech and Cambridge in Union Club Tug Relay

The Yale tug-of-war team will compete at the Union Athletic Club games in Music Hall next Monday evening February 27. Yale joins Technology and Cambridge gymnasium and Una in a series of close events after Nassau Club results. C. Lee of Yale, holder of the world high jump record, arrives in Boston, with Shearburn the Yale jumper expected.

Yale Union Athletic Club Music Hall Nassau Boston Shearburn Portsmouth N. H Haverhill Lynn Hyde Park Queen’s House Fencing Club London Eng Hawes Bryant William Appleton Tuttle’s Washington and Winter Streets

Boston-Bound Vessels List Sail Dates and Routes

A compiled roster of ships and vessels sailing for Boston with origins such as Buenos Ayres, Manila, Melbourne, and Calcutta, detailing schooners, brigs, barks, and ships from December to February, including names like Auburndale, Assur Kursen, Adelphi Marcussen, and Indian Empire, with routes via St. Helena and Narragansett.

Boston Auburndale Wooster Buenos Ayres Vineyard Haven Assur Kursen Nor.bark Rio Grande Do Sul Alice Baxter Br. Brig Cienfuegos An Salle Locke Amu Cardenas Narragansett R. L Adele Pundt Melbourne Alpheus Marshall Meradden Br. Bark Calcutta Adelphi Marcussen Nor. Bark Montevideo Adam W. Spies Fields Am. Bark Antioch Heminway Singapore Manila St. Helena Calabria Palmer Jir. Sch Sagua Charles A. Sparks Harris Surinam St. Thomas Deh Sae Ats Harriman Matanzas Dockan Sjogren Ecuador Hughes Trapani George Moo Wolfe Almeria Gevalia Sjostrom George . . Hateh Condon Hiawatha McKay Demerara Delaware Indian Empire Watson Mauritius John K. Bergen Squires Am. Sch Jennie Brent Barker Katehdin Seeley Iloilo Lochiel Ham Louise Bahlius Corintos Pernambiuco Lantana Irving Algoa Bay Joe Howard Rhode Br. Sch Clenfuegos Aise Mignano Ital Castellamare Dee Martha J. Brady Armstrong Portau Prince Bermuda Morea Wass Ponce P. R New York Hale Haven Arm. Bark Rosario Jec Severn Gormley Sagna Oves Brown Slragoine Taria Topan Trumbull Am. Bark), From ‘Tlamatave, Nov. ], Via Mauritius, Jan. 10, Viola, Seaboyer Warrior Kitchin

Cuba by rail to Yampa Florida and steamship via Key West

Cuba travel by rail to Yampa Florida then steamship via Key West closes daily at 8 00 P M for Mexico closes at Syink we bawala 6302 M

Cuba Yampa Fla Key West Ioston Mexico Syink We Bawala

Trans Pacific Mails Departures and Deadlines

For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands per steamship Alameda from San Francisco March 7 Mails will close at Boston office Thursday March 1 at 1 PM for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports the East Indies except British India Straits settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies per steamship City of Peking from San Francisco March 3 Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be metted in Boston at least eight days previous to date given above.

Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alameda San Francisco Boston Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies City of Peking

Passage of Cunard and other steamers mixed with voyage list

Passengers from Liverpool aboard Cunard Pavonia include Mrs Cook and infant Mrs J C Howe Mr and Mrs John Heard Miss M Kenyon cabin 7 intermediate 28 steerage 234 total 269. Also Trangallantique La Bourgogne sailing Boston to Havre and New York passenger Miss Anna H Ruggles. Kowalsky depicts The Battle of Bunker Hill in a grand picture as a vivid object lesson to students.

Liverpool Cunard Pavonia N W Cook Cook J C Howe John Heard Miss & M Bunker Hill Kowalsky

Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station

Observations recorded Feb 24 at 7 am local, noon Greenwich time. Director notes wind, weather, and sea level pressure. captains may correct instruments by one-hundredth inch per ten feet elevation. Miniature Almanac for Saturday Feb 25 shows high water and moon phase. ship news follows.

United States Boston

Sailed Feb 1888 ships and barks from multiple ports

Shipping news lists vessels sailing and passing from cities including Dunkirk Glasgow Havre Lisbon Lisbon Lizard Leghorn London Liverpool Marseille Palfamo Rio Marina Rangoon Rotterdam St Helena Trapani and more, with vessels such as Otago Circassia Artemis Albatross Fortuna Nova Scotia Normanvik Alice M Claridge E W Stetson City of Lincoln Vergine della Guardia Sollercito Bencroy Arracan Helios and Navarch, along with destinations like Philadelphia New York Charleston New Orleans Boston and Padang.

Boston Post Dunkirk Otago Gibson Philadelphia Glasgow Circassia Campbell New York Havre Artemis Abrahamson Savannah Albatross Olsen Wilmington Lisbon Fortuna Port Cordosa New Orleans Lizard Favorita Stellman Amsterdam Nova Scotia Potter Antwerp Leghorn Normanvik Nor Mortensen Gibraltar London Alice M Claridge Lockhart E W Stetson Hammond Liverpool City of Lincoln Frye Marseilles Vergine-della- Guardia Albano Palfamo Sollercito Ital Cafiero Charleston Rio Marina Bencroy Rangoon Arracan United States Rotterdam Helios Ostedahl ST Helena Annie Mammull Batley Colombo Tucker Hong Kong Isaac Reed Waldo Indian Empire Watson Calcutta Boston Chelmsford Collins Padang Trapani Mary Ames Navarch Wilson Gloucester Mass Ecuador Hughes Glendevon Peterson

Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances Report

Dense notice lists arrivals and clearances at Boston and ports, naming vessels such as Pavonia, Leerdam, Worcester, Gen Whitney, Tremont, City of Gloucester, and various other steamers, brigs, schooners, and barkentines. Includes cargoes, destinations, routes, and crew notes with weather updates and harbor conditions. Additional freight and charter details for New York and Boston markets, with coal, oil, lumber, and molasses movements and rates.

Pavonia McKay Liverpool Queenstown Alex Martin Leerdam Rotterdam New York Worcester Nickerson Halifax Moise Harrison Loring Gen Whitney Bearse H M Whitney Tremont Donovan Portland City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester Argus Reed Philadelphia Sonawanda McCormack Knickerbocker, Chaney Vineyard Haven David Brown Hoboken Barkentine Ocean Pearl Stetson Matanzas Emerson Charles Dennis Richmond Haskell Baltimore Amelia P Schmidt Bridgeton N H Skinner Salem Ballast Nellie D Vaughan Smith Provincetown Carrie Walker Starkey St John Hatheway & Co Brich Ben Bolt Drake St Andrews BarkArthur C Wade Sherman Kinsman George F Fedimunds Poole Sehs Belle Halladay Bridgport Rockport J W Linnell Kate G Robinson Jamp Chester Cox and Green H L Whiten Samos Pala Anther Shawn Hazeltine Condo Highland Light Gallatin Ida United Kingdom Continent Dunrobin Antwerp Sarah Chambers Amsterdam Rhine Cardenas Demerara Loscolia Cuba Wilmington St. Martins Cientuegos Hatteras Barbados Maine Lennie Burrill Buenos Ayres Nellie Moody Larks Island Boston Molisses Lisbon H B Hussey Charleston Weymouth Rock Hyaline Schooneenh Burton’s Island Savannah Cape Charles City Newport News Water Cove New Haven Hurricane Island Bridgeport Boothbay Petersburg Elizabethport Penn Schuylkill Providence Weehawken Perth Amboy Woods Hall Guano Darien New_York Robert Graham Dunn Norfolk Hodgdon’s Mills Tbe Ibuy State Mabel Thomas W H Fredson Wascagonia Miss Bilbao Laura

Sailed Vessels From Salem and Vineyard Haven List

From Our Correspondents Salem Oregon to Rockland and New York to Longport list sailing vessels. Ships report routes to Boston Hoboken and New Bedford with several names and destinations including Auburndale Hattie V. Kelsey Alfred Keene Reindeer Gazelle and Festina Lente among others. Weather notes include crossing the equator January 23 and 11 days north of Hatteras with heavy calms and lingering seas.

Salem Oregon Loyd Boston Rockland Hurlburt Farnham Rockport Bridgport F Crockett Thorndike Yort Johnson Luenos Ayres Island Harbor Hatteras Hattie V. Kelsey Rulon Hoboken Halifax Cyrus Hall Coombs St John New York J Payne Trainor Ellen M Golder Johnson Portsmouth Baltimore Palestine Chadwick Calais New Bedford Lebbenjausin Fabeus Hark Ocean Pearl Anphia Amelia D M Anthony Lilen M Golden Sages Aes Rinnuel HL Walker Thru4th Swhs Samuel Walker Thomas Baltimo Maggie Willett F Harmin Perth Amber Toe Vrand Fred Walton Rich Newark Swis H Walker Reindeer Festi Maryelandd Wayne TAR Mars Howes Confidence

Maritime Movements From European Ports

By cable to The Post. Bordeaux February 22: the bark Inga from Norway, Hanssen, bound for St. Loudes, Philadelphia. Bremen February 17: the bark Cuba from Germany, Springer, bound for Philadelphia, passed Dungeness February 20. Castellamare February 13: the bark New York from Italy, Carrera, bound for New York. Cardiff February 23: the bark Tuskar from Britain, Curry, bound for Havre.

Bordeaux Inga Nor Hanssen Philadelphia Bremen Cuba Springer Dungeness Castellamare New York Ital Carrera Cardiff Tuskar Curry Havre

Newfoundland Government Blocks French Fishermen

The Newfoundland government has chartered two steamers to enforce the bhatt law against French fishermen. They are to be employed for two months from March 6.

Halifax Newfoundland

Whalers Report Rising Sun and Gage H Phillips Off Salmon Bay

From Provincetown on February 24 letters dated February 1 report whaling schooner Rising Sun under Captain Johnson at Salmon Bay with 25 barrels of sperm oil. The writer says they have seen whales but once and also notes whaling schooner Gage H Phillips, Captain Dyer, in port clean.

Provincetown Rising Sun Johnson Salmonay Gage H Phillips Dyer Port Clean

Derelicts and Vessels Reported in Atlantic Shipping News

Reports from Philadelphia and New York describe derelict logs and timber adrift near Five Fathom Bank Lightship and Fenwick Island. wreck sighted by Scr Maggie Cain. schooners and ships including Edward G Taulane and several others observed in lat 3606 N by 7258 W and nearby areas.

Philadelphia Carn Marth Cardiff Havana Fathom Bank Maggie Cain Fenwick I Sland Shoals New York Edward G Taulane Santa Clara

Sabine Pass Harbor Deepens After Jetty Construction

Sabine Pass harbor at the Sabine Pass bar shows deeper water after jetty work. Committees from Orange and Beaumont Texas with bar pilot Captain P Brandt made 400 soundings yesterday. Least depth between jetties is eleven feet at ordinary tide, with improved depths up to fifteen feet at the south end of the east jetty. The buoy now marks fourteen feet, indicating a five plus foot depth increase since jetty completion.

Sabine Pass Tex New Orleans Orange Beaumont P Brandt Bar Enrane

Wreck Proves Hazard Near Hatteras Lighthouse

Captain Siggins of the Excellsior reports passing a sunken wreck near Hatteras Lighthouse in around 14% fathoms of water. The floating topm about thirty feet above water and rigging eyes show it was a large schooner, creating a dangerous navigation obstruction.

New Orleans Siggins Excellsior New York Hatteras

Boston Marine Notes Detentions and Arrivals at Quarantine

Neptune Hill and Laura A Smith released from Quarantine near Boston after sickness scare including small pox and marolvid, with captains Collins and Riley taking charge of new assignments. Brigs and schooners shifted, repairs underway, and several vessels reported detained, towed, or sold across Boston, New York, San Francisco, and international ports.

Marine Notes Boston Neptune Hill Cienfuegos Laura A Smith Blue Sane Collins Confidence Riley Harry Stewart Boothbay Levi Woodbury Briz Annie L McKeen Belfast Iran Preble & Co Addison Leonessa Rockland Pattersall New York Jacob M Dodge Elvan Pettingill Cientuegon Cientuegos Sandy Key Pettingill George Russell Port Deering J . Winslow & Co Portland Tillie Starbuck Philadelphia Hiogo Fort Delaware Reedy Island San Francisco Port Townsend Salisbury Reizenstein Port Discovery Montevideo Cape Flattery Troon J D Bischoff Bremen London Glasgow Clyde Harvey Newcastle Vincent Concezines Ferrara Rom Almeria Easter Beach Providence Sir William A Marburg Nayatt Polly Stott Havana Indiana Abyssinia ST Thomas Hypatia Bradley Calais Buenos Ayres ST Pierre Mig Pere Jacques Baltimore Martha E Moore Addie Luddington North Point Miller's Island Maryland City Sland Sci Amelia Ireland Lewes Del Panchito Vera Cruz Ocean City Pernambuco Ark Louise Corinto Nassau Adelheld & Bertha, Evans Brunswick Sch Elva I Pettengill

Foreign Ports and Sailed Vessels Ledger Summary

For Aspinwall and Cadiz routes many ships note arrivals and sailings. Vessels include UO Sibley Hichborn from Boston to New York, steamer Athos to Savanilla, Wetherspoon to New York, Wetherby to Cuba, Zouave to New Orleans, and Ralph B Peake to Pernambuco. Also listed are Florence to Turks Island, Asputogan to New Orleans, Lahaina from Joaton, and Henry A Burnham from Portland to Belle Wooster.

Aspinwall UO Sibley Hichborn Boston Mary Ann McCann Hutchinson Granadai New York Athos Savanilla Ec W & H Wetherspoon Chase Wetherby Cuba Er Zouave Soper New Orleans Jremont Brophy Cardenas Joshua Loring Haare Tuspan Ralph B Peake McDonald Pernambuco Carrie Woodbury Bryant Demerara Rising Sun New Sa Nailed Florence Carter Turks Island Cadiz Asputogan Scott Ardenas

Diverse 19th century vessel movements and sailings reported

In port and sailing notices list multiple ships and routes across Caribbean, Atlantic, and Pacific theaters. Vessels include schooners, brigs, barks, and steamers such as Shawmut, Saratoga, Acadian, Colima, Finance, and City of Alexandria. Entries show origins like Havana, New York, Baltimore, Cardenas, Montevideo, and Manila with dates around Feb and Jan, plus cargoes and destinations.

Demerara Port Shawmut Small Destinc L Staples Stowers Havana Saratoga New York Halifax Acadian Magrath Baltimore Utovia Publicover Ponce Pit Annie Robertson McGinn Lockport Salled Bessie Gracie Porto Rico Jane E Haledo Musson West Indies Matanzas Stormer Bengal Sydney G Hupper Watts Cardenas Featies Toi John RB Squires Boston John Ergen Vee Bon Seignie Sarah E Douglass Carrigan Wilmington Amanda Albury Newark Panama Colima Cavarry San Francisco Point-A-Pitre G H Holden Barnard Pern Ambuco Hector Newcomb Montevideo Hudson, Curtis, and Cory Fanny Sebean Olivia A Carrigan Landry Rosario Sagua Antonio Sala Pierce Susan B Ray Spauiding Miranda Corbett Philadelphia Severn Delaware ST Crolx Fey Barracouta Tuspan Victoria Frederick Clarke Portland Nanatino Newby Moodyville Tientsin George Grant de China Vera Chruz City Alexandria Wellington California Rains San Diego Yokohama McLaurin Tittle Manila St James Cook Dingo Mogul City of Sydney Hong Kong

Domestic Ports Maritime Briefs Including Multiple UK and US Entries

A dense list of port arrivals and clearances across Atlantic routes. Notable entries include Astoria ship John Gamble from Valparaiso and Larnaca from San Francisco, Bath schooner RM Brookings to load for New York, and numerous vessels at Baltimore Boston and New York with various cargoes and sail dates. The report notes weather at Chatham plus harbor line conditions and recent wreck recovery activity.

Astoria John Gamble Valparaiso Larnaca San Francisco BATH Howes Boston Pirate Graham Port Antonio Iacha HS Lantair Woodland Fernandina Clara Goodwin Wyman Providence Kate Markee Allen Childe Harold Mason Odp Witherell Garfield William Lawrence City of Balmore Sarnia Liverpool Halifax Chatham Harbor Emulator Luther Eldridge Charleston Dolphin Qisen Bona Flora Barbados Henry P Simons Grace Washington Del Joseph Rudd Hallock Norfolk Magete Lawrence Grace Margaret A May Jarvis Mary Bradshaw Taylor Baltimore Thomas Clyde Frazier Philadelphia Florence Rogers McLeod New York Rark Michele C_cace Girgenti Jacob M Haskell Harding Water Cove Chase Coosaw City of Truro Furcher Darlen Nellie A Drury Wilson New Haven Dutch Island Harbor Nelllie Dean Winslow West Bay Au Sable Lake Cardenas Fall River Clarissa Allen Taunton George L Fessenden Wicks Swis Sylvester Augusta Nielson Weener Hanover Argo Bredilius Grimsby Alice C Dickerman Cook Port Spain Grace Gower Tonala MG Arthur Clarke Kuatan Queen’s Cliff New Orleans Carribean Daniels Aspinwall Woolston Navigator Wallace Marian King Olsen el Monte Yort Eads Buddig Vose Pascagoulis New Berne Annie E Reynolds Lowery Edna’ A Pogue Dutton Sachs George G Green Hester A Seward Erastus Wyman Newport News Morse R A Visher Niphon Andrew Jackson E & WL Tuck Haradleg Countess Waters Genoa Frank Harrington Lewis Advance Brazil St Thomas New Bedford Palestine Chadwick Calais Luella Nickerson Nickerson Cotnit Nehs Kate M Hilton Johnson Savannah Ireland Steelman PG Thompson Joseph G Dean George & Albert Wentsworth John Price Newburylor Centipede Hansen Nisw Londox Twilight Collins Luther A Roby Jennie F. Righter Cornsley John Shay Maria Fleming Duncan Hattie Paige Troyon Antoinette Accame Marchese Alexandria Ibsch Nehemiah Hand Beeler Santa Cruz Charles C Hopkins la Guayra la Bourgogne Franquel Havee Schiedam Menonides Amsterdam Hermann Meyer Antwerp Vanama Senis Havana Nooradland Nickels Llandaff City Gore Bristol Island Skjodt Copenhagen Smith Vinghy Wachuseli Oakland Melbourne Theoror Fischer van Hatten Shvell Barstow Sydney N.S. W Itaila Ferro Rangoon Transit Morton Ansier Josva Jacobsen Montevideo Anna Sorrensen Vigna Kobe Godfrey St. John Ni B Princeport Macomber Campeche Manuel R. Cuza Bayles St. Johns Ant Emma W. Brown Melarlana Lake Ontario Euclid Aboraca Lisbon Panama Maud Hamburg Alma Eng James G Bain Bilbao Pensacola Vega Lundin Alcanto Immanuel Molbach Hannah Maria Ekqvist Naples Ellen Jarvelius Port Royaul Elpis Burnett United Kingdom Frank O Dame Newrt News J & L Bryan Risley George R Vreeland Blake Richmond Thomas W Dunn McFarland Emma F Angell Tripp Eva B Douglass Portsmouth Pottsville Aagon King Phillip Coombs Andrew Adams Haskell Hoboken Cora Meader Boothbay Lower Harbor Lucy Carter Lerks Adams Perth Amboy Nehe Ellen M Golder Warren Adams Wiscasset

Passage of ships and arrivals amid 19th century Atlantic traffic

Numerous vessels including barks, steamers, and brigs arrive and depart from ports such as Norfolk, New Haven, Charleston, Wilmington, and New York. Entries list ships by name, origin, and destination in a dense maritime schedule with cargo journeys to Bahia, Havana, Cagliari, Stettin, Le Havre, and Melbourne among others.

Dean Norfolk Watlington Stranack Bull River Matthew Baird Moon Sagua Ernestine Whittier Matanzas Francia R Baird Jameson New Haven Rank McGeer Sharp Charleston George A Howes Clark Wilmington Wm H Tanvee Saml Colby Gardner Newark Geestemunde Lenthe London Rene Bahia James Stafford Reynolds Noralk Ixia Benisaf Spartan Boston Bellum Agostino Merello Marcenaro Newcastle Del Chasseur Philadelphia Havre Invigtut Teneriffe Havana Idis Georgia Cardenas Sarah W Lawrence St Kilda Liverpool Lickenhead Tillie E Starbuck Curtis New York Glenhuntley Pernambuco John Hossack Portland Julia S. Odell St John Annie W Akers McIntire Adam Shortland William 'S Donnell Davis Oliver S Barret Wallace Baltimore Robert G Lunn Crowell Clark’s Cove Sarai Eaton Hopps Mary J Elliot Thurston Turban Nelson Stary Elizabeth Dunton Boothbay Nickerson Winslow Perseverance Willams Rockland Sch Theresa Cook Wood Charlie Willie Philbrook Savannah Wm Crane Billups Barks Orion Grunberg Grangemouth Fornjot Moe Montevideo Catherine Meyer Marsei-llessehs Allie R Chester Ingersoll Taylor Dickson Lake Gate City Orissa Queenstown Blue Jacket San Francisco San Pedro Stockbridge Edward O’brien Puget Sound Stonington Sarah L Thompson McCann WH French Nash J W Gurney Gurney Port Johnson Lane Ae Elbridge Gerry Louise Hastings E. Tacoma Sauled Berbice Melbourne Edgar C Ross Quinlin Agnes Schepler Southport Progresso

Outgoing steamers from Boston schedule list

A compact timetable lists sailings from Boston on February 23 to March 8 with multiple ships, destinations, and agents. Vessels include Regina to London, Parthian to Liverpool, Berkshire to Baltimore, Dominion to Yarmouth, and Palestine to Liverpool among others. Active agents include Thayer Line, Warren & Co, J G Hall & Co, Rich'n & Barn'd, and Alex Martin.

Regina London Furness Virginian Liverpool Thayer&Line Parthian Eaithece Sampson Berkshire Baltimore Geo Smalley Michigan Warren & Co Dominion Yarmouth Alex Martin Worcester Fialifax Harrison Loring DH Miller G E Macon Savannah Rich Lake Superior JB Brigham&Co Palestine Colorado Hull Sanderson Stockholm Thayer&Lincoln Samaria Alex Martin Benison Gibraltar Henderson Bros Peconic Phelps,Bros&Co Cy Rieh’nd& Barnard Dominion G Hatl & Co Bassano Sanderson&San Mareca Antwerp C Furness Roman Warren & Co Milanese P de Coninck Antwep Gill & Lootz Cephalonia Boston Stockholm City March Co State Street

Maritime Schedule Fragments From New York Montauk List

A fragmentary shipping timetable lists sailings from New York and Montauk with ports including Glasgow Antwerp Antwerp and Liverpool. Entries show various ships such as Henderson Bros Oelrichs Christiana Taormina and Germanic with times around 2.00 to 8.00 AM or PM and companies like P Wright & Sons Kunhardt & Co and A Baldwin & Co. The page notes approximate schedules for the coming days February 28 and March 1 with multiple entries for steamers and mail steamers.

Anchoria Glasgow .J Henderson Bros EY Kremen Oelrichs & Co Island Christia F’e’h, Kdgew Co la Bourgogne Louis de Bebian Marengo Diaie Liverpool P Wright & Sons Gothia Stettin Kunhardt & Co Leith Ps’n Sp E & Co Germanic Ismay “Saale Bremen Ocelrichs & Co Gellert Hamburg Kunhardt & Co St of Indiana Glasgow A Baldwin &Co Ludgate Hill London Lieb Henderson Bros Leerdaim Rotterdam F E'H, Dye & Co Gellert Kunhardt & Cog la Champagne Havre Louis de Bebian Umbria H Brown & Co Sernaer Ostrichs & Co Westernland Antwerp Wright &Sons Polaria Phelps Bros&Co Wisconsin Underhill Denmark Hurst Egypt Diverpool

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