Vignaux Outplayed by the Wizard in Billiards Match
New York January 27 report on Schaefer defeating Vignaux 600 to 561 in a $2500 side international billiards match. Schaefer led late, Vignaux showed strong, precise play as the crowd watched three hours and twenty minutes of intense action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schaefer
Vignaux
McCreery
St. Louis
Vigneux
Scheefer
Vigyank
Vig- Maun
Lotal
Atlantic Yacht Design Revealed Amid Yankee Ocean Rivalry
The New York yacht scene buzzes over a forthcoming craft named The Atlantic built at Lachey's South Boston yard. Details disclosed include length on water 82 feet, overall length, beam, depth, and sail plan with a 30 man crew led by Captain Joe Elisworth, signaling a fierce America Cup era competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New York
Lachey
South Boston
Joe Elisworth
Annual Meeting and Officers Elected at Boston Yacht Club
The Boston Yacht Club held its annual meeting at Parker House with a balance due of 40275 to the treasury after accounting for Pierce estate purchase at 8121 55 and 1500 spent on boat house improvements. A 600 allocation for the next regatta was approved and no ladies day was planned. Officers elected include Commodore Jacob Pfaff and Treasurer Augustus Russ, with several trustees and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Yacht Club
Parker House
Pierce
Jacob Pfaff
J. i. Meer
Washington
FE. Connor
Thomas Dean
Augustus Russ
D. J. Lawier
Chelsea
J. B. Smith
New Bedford
Benjamin Dean
Thomas Manning
Boston
Denton
J.P. Phinney
J. A. Stetron
L.S. Jordan
G. Ripley Trowe
W. L. Wellman
J. B. Meer
Charles Hi
Plimpton
D. G. Curtis
Citywmouths Lose to Plymouths at Columbia rink
In a poor contest at Columbia rink the Plymouths defeated the Hubs 3 to 2 after a scoreless tied 30 minutes. Cunningham starred for Plymouths with two goals and Casick secured the winner, while Hubs’ Cunningham tallied once more and Cusick added a late foul. Referee A Hartford. Hartford, Conn. January 27. Brocktons Defeat Bay States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citywmouths
Tubs
Columbia
Hubs
Plymouths
Cunningham
Casick
Knoxville Blackbird Challenge Ends With Gilman Victory
Seven clay birds and five traps fed a prize of 1500 shells from the United States Cartridge Company in five awards. Koas led seven birds, Allen six, Williams and Francis five each, Wardwell four, Nichols three. Gilman of Worcester won the challenge badge from the Knoxville Blackbird Company with eight singles and four doubles, twelve of fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
New England
Steel
Francis
Swift
Alice
Williams
Stare
Wilbur
Curtiss
Wardwell
C. B. Holden
Perry
Sterk
Davis
Clark
Robinson
Shumway
Allen
Curtie
Nichols
Pond
Wilpur
Smith
Giman
Schaefer
Gilmore
Eague
Clark Gurd
Holden
Tucker
Stark
Stanton
Gilman
Lewis
Jacob
Short
Tinker
Curtis
Wovelty
Ross
Wardw
Clarke
United States Cartridge Company
Koas
Williams and Francis
Knoxville Blackbird Company
Knoxville Blackbirds
M. D. Gilman
Worcester
Baseball Gossip and Racing Notes From Boston and New York
Washington pursues Hines of the Bostons with Carroll a possible add. Murnan may stay to manage a New England league club. A Sunday-games league scheme in St Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Chicago is unlikely to succeed. Appleton visits Boston as Birch signs with the Metropolitans. The Hancocas Stable to be sold by P. Lorillard on Feb 27 at Rancocas. Dartmouth baseball begins training in Hanover with McCarthy named captain. Waterman defeats Montgomery by forfeit in a collar and elbow bout. Sporting notes include matches involving Ryan, Lawrence, Le Blanche, and Dempsey plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hines
Bostons
Carroll
Boston
Tim Murnan
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
American Association
Appleton
New York
Birch
Brooklyn
Metropolitans
Hancocas
Turt, Field and Farm
P. Lorillard
America
Rancocas
Drake Carter
Pontiac
Emperor
Unrest
Flying Dewdrop
Get
Mortimer
Duke of Magenta
Wanda
Dartmouth
Tfanover
N. H
Dartmouth Baseball
McManus
Holy Cross College
Association
Frank McCarthy
Waterman
Laconia
W. W. Montgomery
J. H. Waterman
C. H. Doloff
Joe Ryan
New England
Jack Lawrence
Lynn
Billy Frazier
Somerville
Frazier
George le Blanche
Jack Dempsey
Timng
Second Day Session of Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Meet
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held its second day at Metonaon Hall with strong attendance. Morning reports from the Suffrage League and state work were followed by afternoon resolutions. one opposed Utah’s disfranchisement, sparking debate led by Winship Blackwell Stone Eastman and others. A conservative address by Sherman Hoar urged equal suffrage with educational qualifications, closing with a recital by Mrs. Edna D. Cheney. Evening programs included Mendels solis quartet performances and a legal talk on women’s property rights by W. Kellen, with Ada C. Bowles and Mrs. A. A. Claflin speaking. Lucy Stone presided. Socials and supper planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Metonaon Hall
Suffrage League
Utah
Congress
A. BE. Winship
Henry B. Blackwell
W. J. Stillwell
Lucy M. Stone
Mary M. Eastman
Sherman Hoar
Edna D. Cheney
Mendelssoln Ladies’ Quartet
W. ¥. Kellen
Boston Bar
Ada C. Bowles
A. A. Claflin
Lucy Stone
Nahant Road Narrowing Petition Up for Meeting
J Abbott James Henry Cabot Lodge and others of Nahant petition the selectmen to widen Nahavt road to the water line along the beach. The proposal will be discussed at a meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Abbott James
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Nahavt
Boston City Notes on Lectures and Events
The Boston Lodge plans a Washington's Birthday ball at its Washington Hall. East Boston bids 17 500 for a quarantine steamer. Rev A B Kendiz opens Wednesday lectures at People's Church on Hat Husband of Mine. Mrs Kate Gannett Wells speaks on A Woman's Influence at Christian Union. Edward S Morse speaks on Evolution at St Botolph Club with remarks on Japanese life. Robertson's School play staged at Christian Union Hall with Mme Dietrich Strong piano solos. B F Sanborn lectures at School of Medicine on asylum and almshouse inmate classes. Miss Mattie J Pollard preaches at new Moreland Street residence. about 35 attend. German led by Jeffrey Richarden with unique favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Board of Health
Are. Wares
East
A. B. Kendiz
The
People’s Church
Christian Union
Kate Gannett Wells
Edward S. Morse
St. Botolph Club
Robertson
Christian Union Hall
Friends of the Union
Mme. Dietrich Strong
B. F. Sanborn
School of Medicine
Mattie J. Pollard
BP. Pollard
Delicate Diseases Cured By World’s Dispensary Ad
An advertisement for curing delicate diseases of either sex swiftly and permanently. It promotes the Book of Articulars for 10 cents in stamps, from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association located at 653 Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo, N.Y
Trade Directory Fragments From Multiple Firms Across States
A garbled 19th century style listing shows names and firms across cities in Georgia, Maryland, New York, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Texas, California, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, and more. Entries name individuals and businesses such as J L Farr & Co, Greer & Moore, Gunby Betsworth & Jo, Stone, Goff & Co, O'Neill & Simon, Weber, Ova, Prins, Shay, Steve Greedon & Co, Phelps, Gore, Crofoot Stee & Libby, Helmes & Co, Mayhew, Disbrow, Falley, Rickman, Heffelfinger, Dannenberg, Chamberlain, Morse, Ferry, Tracy, Joske Bros, Newhall's Seas & Co, Torina & Weber, Schafer, Bornheim, The American Hand-Sewed Shoe Co, Chase & Co, Hannah-Lay, Morgan Bros, and many more. the text reads as a scrape of a trade or business directory with scattered city, state and firm pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Peon
N Haas
J L Farr & Co
Augusta
J Geer
Greer & Moore, Craw
W L McCleary
Gunby
Betsworth & Jo
Binghamton
J M Stone
Stone, Goff & Co
Centreville
H Goss
Cleveland
Geo Simon
O'Neill & Simon
Ads
J C Weber
Chicago
P Homes
Rickman & Roy
Minneapolis
Minn
Heielfinger
Heffelfinger
Macon
Dannenberg
Doody
Mapleville
H Pecor
Montgomery
Ala
L Goetter
Gostter, Wiei & Co
Oweed
S Chamberlain
Chamberlain & Son
United States
Omaha
J H Schafer
Schafer, Swirts & Co
Sacramento
Col
Mr Bornheim
Weinstock & Lubin
Toledo
B Taylor
A Enaanatre
Penny J T and
W T Morgan
Morgan Bros
Claw
Encampment session of MA G A R at Tremont Temple
Delegates to the nineteenth annual Massachusetts department G A R met at Tremont Temple with prominent members present led by Commander Hersey. Debates covered per capita tax cut to 24 cents, pension plans from ages 50 to 70, charity spending, and the Soldiers Home finances amid a large 1885 year report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department
Tremont Temple
Cogswell
Kimball
Adams
Creasey
Patch
Evans
Billings
Hersey
Perry
Plunkett
Grant
McClellan
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
Point of Pines
Massachusetts
A. C C. Monroe
W. W. Scott
K. Read Wales
Council of Administration
Coxplain
Soldiers’ Home
Annanall
Efe
Loring
Post 15
Hadiey
Abbott
Shurtleff
Gipner
Friend Hall
Weymouth
Post 42
Barrett as Richelieu resumes interrupted Globe engagement
The Globe Theatre saw Lawrence Barrett resume Richelieu with throat strain evident. His cardinal shrewdness impresses but intensity wavers. ensemble falters with Gate, Mosley, Springer, Robertson, and Coleman not matching Barrett's level. Stage lighting and costumes receive minor notes as audience responds with applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Barrett
Globe Theatre
Richelieu
Barrett
Miss Gate
Julie
Springer
Baradas
Robertson
Louis
Coleman
de Beringhen
Women's Christian Temperance Union convenes in Wes tleyan Hell
The quarterly W C T U meeting opened with Miss Tobey in charge. Reports from most counties arrived, save Plymouth Worcester Hampshire and Hampden, all praised the statewide activity. Speakers included Dr Salome Merritt Mrs Rev A F Newton Miss French and Miss Tobey with talks on youth engagement temperance school suffrage and licensing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Westleyan Hell
Miss Tobey
Plymouth
Worcester
Hampshire
Hampden
Salome Merritt
A. F. Newton
Lamp theft suspicions follow intoxicated caller
Alexander Walker of 9 Foster Court visited Jewish friends on Salem Street to borrow money appearing drunk. He took a lamp on his first visit and pawned it for drink. A second lamp vanished on a later attempt, and last night another lamp disappeared before his arrest. He awaits Municipal Court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Walker
Foster Court
Salem Street
Walker
Twelfth Massachusetts Regt Holds Annual Reunion
The Twelfth Massachusetts regiment held its annual reunion at the Quincy House yesterday afternoon. Officers elected include President B F Cook. vice presidents E P Reed Frank B Pratt. secretary Otis H Weed Jr. treasurer J F Thayer. executive committee George Kimball Fred K Shattock Harris D Hersy J F A Lewis James A Packard John K Giman Moses N Arnold E N Hastings J W Sprague C Dowling S C Perkins. About forty members attended with Stephen H Allies among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
Massachusetts Regiment
Quincy House
B. F. Cook
E. P. Reed
Frank B. Pratt
Otis H. Weed, Jr
J. F. Thayer
George Kimball
Fred K. Shattock
Harris D. Hersy
J. F. A. Lewis
James A. Packard
John K. Giman
Moses N. Arnold
E. N. Hastings
Raymond excursionists hold California reunion at Parker House
About eighty members of the Raymond excursionists to California in April gathered at the Parker House last evening. Samuel R. Haywood presided and after-dinner speeches were given by Dr. H. W. Hopkins Otis Poppleton J. W. Haten ex Mayor Wilson of New Bedford G B E Wiley and Bernard Tenny. The party reported only one death N L Johnson of North Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
California
Parker House
Samuel R. Haywood
8. W. Hopkins
Otis Poppleton
J. W. Haten
Wilson
New Bedford
G. BE. Wiley
Bernard Tenny
N. L. Johnson
North Orange
N. J
Assault and Robbery Aids Boston Car Drivers
Four Metropolitan railroad drivers Kennedy Shea Rowe and Moulton planned a late shift heist. Moulton from Vermont was robbed of 28 dollars after a Cambridge run, then dumped in the snow near Kendall Square. Police tracked the suspects to Cambridge and they await arraignment before Judge Orcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
John Shea
Robert Rowe
Frank Moulton
Metropolitan Railroad
Moulton
Vermont
Cambridge
Kendall Square
West Boston Bridge
Kennedy
Stea
Rowe
Boston
Captain White
Station 5
Ducey
Orcutt
National Lancers to Visit South in February Tour
The adjutant-general grants permission for the National Lancers Company H First Battalion Cavalry M V Y to travel from Feb 15 to Feb 22 visiting Charleston S C and Richmond Va passing through multiple states armed. They will be received by President Cleveland in Washington. One hundred men and a 25 piece band accompany the party. A fifth regular socialite event was held at the armory on Balfinch street with Corporal Neale directing the floor and several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant-General
National Lancers
First Battalion Cavalry
M. VY. M
Charleston
S. Co
Richmond
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
North
South Carolina
Cleveland
Washington
The
Lancers
Balfinch Street
F. K. Neale
Charles A. Dickinson
W. J. Anderson
J. F. Horn
R. F. Jenness
Marriage of Julia M. Ricker and Frederick M. Stearns
Miss Julia M. Ricker daughter of City Collector Ricker and Frederick M. Stearns son of F. Stearns of Neponset were married last night at First Congregational Church Jamaica Plain by Rev. C F Does. The church featured flowers and tropical plants. Bridesmaids wore white silk and carried flowers. Deshier Stearns served as best man. Ushers included Frederick Moseley Lott Mansfield Walter Stearns Arthur Goerett Ralph Bowles and K W Ricker. Organist G A Burdette played. The couple will honeymoon in Florida via Washington Baltimore and Savannah after a reception at the bride’s Harris Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Does
First Congregational
Harris Avenue
Florida
Mr. Stearns
Washington
Baltimore
Savannah
Salem Police Reorganizes Force at Secret Aldermen Meeting
Salem officials approve a full reorganization naming Johno W Hart as city marshal and George H Blinn as captain with a large roster of patrolmen. The substitutes include James B Riley and others. William C Abercrombie’s confirmation to regular patrolman is postponed for one meeting. John J McCue is reappointed keeper at the lockup. Mr Freeman is first colored man appointed to the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Johno W., Hart
Marchal
John B. Skinper
George H. Blinn
Jonbn M. Beckford
Joseph P. Allen
Johnk. Arrington
Moses A. Averill
A. Frank Burenson
Michael Buckley
William H. Eastman
Thomas R. Fallon
Charles A. Goldthwaite
Michael T. Hagan
Israel P. Leavitt
Charles ©. le Grande
Samuel Marshall
George F. Morse
William M. Peabody
George W. Peterson
David M. Pollock
Taomis Riley
Frederick L. Shepard
Charles Shortelle
Thomas Smith
Joseph L. Tivaan
Benjamin A. Touret
William H.townes
Abraham A. Very
William C. Abercrombie
Ira M. Berry
Ddward P. Smith
William J. Johnson
Mr. Freeman
Oree
Fomestens Ball At Odd Fellows Hall Sherwood and Constantine Courts
About 500 couples attended the Fomestens Ball last evening at Odd Fellows Hall in Sherwood and Constantine Courts Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters. Higgins orchestra supplied a promenade concert from nine, Tufts served supper, and a large reception committee led by William K Maloney D F Sullivan P M Denon and John F Pore organized floor directions with many Sherwood and Constantine Court officers. General committees were named for each court with J Mitchell J Henneesy J Lane and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Dumas Association
Horticultural Hall
Tufts
Henry Brown
George C. Holmes
Richard N. Gordon
Daniel Gaskins
R. W. Taylor
George F. Betts
Julius C. Chappelle
Charles C. Easton
Robert H. Gourdine
Constantine
Order of Foresters
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Higgins
Messrs
Wiliam ‘K. Maloney
D. F. Sullivan
P. M. Denon
John FP. Pore
L. J. Logan
AG Ie de
Wod. Goslin
He O Gorman
D. McGrath
J. J. Kilroy
J. B. Shyan
D. Coffey
J. Kiley
Constantine Court
Sherwood Court
P. A. Hartnett
J. H. Mitchell
R. Farrenkopf
A. J. Lill
W. J. Loney
Comrades Favor Universal Service Pension Bill at Tremont Temple
Delegates to the G A R department convention met at Chapel Hall Tremont Temple yesterday afternoon to back the Lovering pension bill. KE B Loring presided then yielded to Vice President Weale. The group voted unanimously that no comrade be supported for delegate or any department office unless in sympathy with the Lovering pension bill. A recommended officers list was read and largely adopted before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Department
Chapel Hall
Tremont Temple
KE. B. Loring
Weale
Service Pension Association
Man from Somerville Dies in Virginia Freeze
The death of Alexander Peterson of Somerville is reported as peculiar after he joined the Monkey Island Gun Club camp near Norfolk, Virginia. While pursuing game on Sunday January 10, a storm rose and he drifted at sea. his body was later found frozen in a standing position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Peterson
Somerville
Tehan
Virginia
Monkey Island Gun Club
Boston
Norfolk
East Boston Gas Company elects officers and directors
Stockholders met yesterday afternoon and elected Stephen H. Whidden Thomas J. Whidden William L. Sturtevant John Thompson and Frederick Pease for the coming year. At a subsequent directors meeting Stephen Hi Whidden was chosen president and Frederick Pease treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Gas Company
Stephen H. Whidden
Thomas J. Whidden
John Thompson
Frederick Pease
Stephen Hi. Whidden
William Trelan schooner given up after month at sea
Philadelphia report states the schooner William Trelan, bound from Philadelphia to Charleston with coal, has been abandoned after thirty days at sea. Commanded by Captain Steelman of Eye Harbor New Jersey, the Hipol owned vessel valued at 385 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Trelan
Charleston
Steelman
Eye Harbor
N. J
Brutal assault in Worcester district by unknown assailant
Worcester, Mass. Jan 27 A servant girl Mary Kilroy was assaulted on Oxford street this evening by a man who struck her with a club causing three scalp wounds. W H Sampson a local crank is under arrest on suspicion of being the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Mary Kilroy
Oxford Street
W. H. Sampson
Action by Colonel Gilmour reshapes railway board
Montreal January 27 Colonel A H Gilmour moved to set aside the current Montreal Portland and Boston railway board naming Lon W Hendee and A B Smalley as replacements with A P Cross Colonel Gilmour A C Hatton J L Morris and A D Nichols named to the new slate The report outlines the substitution of directors as part of a broader corporate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
A. H. Gilmour
Montreal, Portland and
Boston Railway
Lon
W. H. Hendee
B. Smalley
A. P. Cross
Gilmour
A. C,. Hatton
J. L. Morris
A. D. Nichols
Local notes from Brockton area and New England towns
John Hickey paid a $50 fine and costs for illegal liquor selling in Brockton yesterday. James B. Barnes of the Sawyer woollen mills died in Dover New Hampshire at age 49. Fall River forms a street railway company with James C Brady as treasurer and George N Durfee as clerk. The South Church of Peabody votes to extend a call to Rev Hall of Hartford Conn by 58 to 2. Peter Ryan, who bought Joseph Hall Manufacturing Works at Oshawa Ontario, has failed with liabilities of $100 000. The Framingham Centre Old Colony depot ticket office was broken into while the station agent was away, about $20 stolen. Frank K Foster of Haverhill spoke on Why We Organize at Brockton before the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Union.
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John Hickey
Brockton
James B. Barnes
Sawyer Woollen Mills
Dover
N. H
New Street Railway Company
Fall River
James C. Brady
George N. Durfee
Society of the South Church of
Peabody
Mr. Hall
Heartford
Conn
Peter Ryan
Joseph Hall Manufacturing
Oshawa
Ont
Old Colony
Framingham Centre
Frank K. Foster
Haverhill
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Shoemaking Industry Shows Active Demand and Rising Orders
Manufacturers of seasonable goods report active engagement and growing orders. Idigé orders rise 2 to 5 cents per pair for Spoon staple lines while wax and hip boots see liberal orders. Leather price stability is uncertain, factories run on shoe contracts, and overall trade remains fair with rising rubber goods shipments. 56,214 cases shipped outside New England this week, and 158,106 cases since Jan 1, up 44,281 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idigé
Hana
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
New England
Mining stock closing prices list from San Francisco
San Francisco January 27 closing prices for mining shares include Hale & Norcross and Bodie Consolidated among others. The brief report lists several firms with varied values in a compactMarket update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
UC Cale
Hale & Norcross
Bodie Con
Mail Schedules From New York to Europe and Americas
Postal office notices list routing for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool on several steamers including Germanic and Servia, with departures from New York on Friday Jan 29 and Saturday Jan 30. Also Bermuda direct by Trinidad, Brazil and La Plata via Theresina, Jamaica Central America South Pacific via Vertumnus, and Cuba to Tampa via rail then steamer. Mexico closes at 7 30 PM. miniature almanac page dated Thursday Jan 28.
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Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Germanic
New York
Brazil
la Plata
Theresina
Jamaica
Central” “America
South Pacific
Mexico
Samaria
Boston
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Visa Key West
Mlexico
Steamship arrivals and departures reported in dense list
Ships listed at multiple ports with origins and dates including Rhetta from Hamburg Scotia from Aspinwall Geyser from Christiansand Primate from St Jago Architect from New Orleans Brooklyn City from New York Ponce de Leon from New Orleans Lake Winnipeg from New York Wodan from New York with entries dated January 24 26 and 27 across New York Philadelphia Marseilles Liverpool Gibraltar and Fastnet reflecting active 19th century Atlantic traffic.
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New York
Rhetta
Hamburg
Scotia
Aspinwall
Geyser
Christiansand
Philadeppia
Primate
St Jago
Fastnet
Architect
New Orleans
Brooklyn City
Marseilles
Ponce de Leon
Liverpool
Lake Winnipeg
Gibraltar
Wodan
Acapulco
San Blas
San Francisco
Panama
City of Panama
Bristol
Zone Ee
Floridian
New Jeans
City of Chester
Condren
Queenstown
Lord Gough
Foreian-Br steamer Prussian and other coastwise ships
The notice lists arrivals including the Foreian-Br steamer Prussian with McDougall from Glasgow and a string of coastwise steamers H F Dimock Mallett New York M4 i M Whitney Tremont Donovan Portland Unaries F illiams. Also cleared steamers D Ti Miller Howes Baltimore via Norfolk by S Howes Saxon Snow Philadelphia KE B Samp son and schooners William H Fredson Biddle Baltimore by aye. Also cleared schooners Benjamin Hale Hall Hoboken by Fitz Bros Co. Winds east northeast to north northeast. Prussian Norseman D H Miller Saxon and HF Moca sailed.
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Foreian
McDougall
Glasgow
J & A Allan
H F Dimock
Mallett
New York
Hall
Shipping Movements and Vessel Listings From January Records
A compendium of ships and barks sailing or reported in January including the Magarstown Uosford Kamehameha IV Rudolph and others. Entries note captains origins such as New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Newport with destinations like King's Lynn Montevideo Rangoon and Mauritius and dates ranging January 12 to January 27.
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Magarstown
Uosford
Ew York
Beachy Head
Kamehameha IV
Irvin
New York
King's Lynn
Kremen
Rudolph
Hilgerroth
Philadelphia
Katie Stewart
Finlayson
Avana
En Ayres
Bartk Erna
Voss
Wilmingtan
Ette
Barks Volborg
Knudson
Gustav Adolph
Sorensen
Felmouth
Frank Stafford
Smith
Quique
Fayali
Eldorado
Cloutier
Montevideo
Gibraltar
Wodan Glaevecke
Rangoon
Hamburg
Black Hawk
Hacsoop
Mawre
Tuskar
Curry Cardiff
Hiong Keoning
aAr
Killen
Harvid
Cousens
Davis Baltimore
Queenstown
Vera
Norman
Hamure Samerang
Giuseppina Accame
Boba
Nazaire
Va Lynch
Corning
Mauritius
Peretta
Schiaffino
Philadel Tia
Lagoda Salutes Talcahuano Voyage Homeward Schedule
A New Bedford letter from Capt E D Lewis aboard bark Lagoda reports arrival at Talcahuano on November 23. The vessel sailed December 12 for a cruise and expects to be home about June 1.
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New Bedford
E D Lewis
Talcahuano
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