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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1883

Page

4

Boston Deaths Rise in Week Ending Saturday Noon

The week ending Saturday noon recorded 198 deaths in Boston. A special school committee meeting is set for Tuesday the 10th at 7 30 P M in its Mason Street chamber. Estates of Alice M Harrison and Elizabeth M M Wentworth are detailed with values and allocations. A vacation school opens today at Cook primary in Groton Street for local children unable to leave town. Agricultural club dined at Parker House with Augustus Russ as guest. Essex club members met at Young's hotel for the season’s end. Knights of St Patrick named delegates to the land league convention at Faneuil Hall on July 12. Balloon ascent, postponed from Independence Day, now tentatively set for Wednesday at 10 A M after another postponement following an accident. Bridgewater workhouse inmates, 155 strong, arrived by Old Colony train and moved to Tewksbury institutions. Boston Police Relief Association filled vacancies. new officers named. Boston Young Men’s Christian Union excursion party to Dow kerosene oil works at South Boston toured the factory and learned refining processes.

Mason Street Alice M. Harrison Elizabeth M. M. Wentworth Agricultural Club Parker House Augustus Russ Essex Club Young’s Hotel Knights of St. Patrick Land League Faneuil Hall John McCaffrey Rev. M. Ronan Unghe Causpbetl Timothy Deasey Bridgewater Old Tong Boston and Lowell Tewks Bury Boston Young Men’s Christian Union Dow South Boston Merrill East London Park Norway New York Peecers Tognuly Camellia Petrie Baltimore Londonderry Alexandria Agnew & Co Emily Gasper Kilsworth Boston Green's Landing Elsworth Norfolk Chesapeake Bay Lepanto Pensacola Carthagena Dundee Nor Brunwick Valencia San Francisco Gettysburg Victoria Baker Cape Town Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Costa Rica China Batavia Rbark Adele Ger Lnst Pecalongan Halifax Sarah Carlin McPherson’s Wharf Seal Island Fla Ship Island Surgen Hamilton Marine Hospital Service Kennebunk Vera Cruz E D Leighton George Treat Evaneil Addie Morrill Mary E Pennell Susan Stetson Mary Gibbs JS Emery West Indies Leighton Silas McLean Portland James Warren Josefa

Obituary highlights Baldwin and several deaths across states

John Dennivon Baldwin, editor and proprietor of the Worcester Spy, died suddenly on Sunday from congestive lung illness. Born September 28, 1809 in North Stonington, Conn., he lived in New York and Connecticut before settling in Worcester in 1859 to run the Spy with his sons. Also noted are Miss Maria Von Elsner, Ed Soleo Lynn, J oe Coon, Charles R. Marvin, George Dillingham, Lloyd Chamberlain, H L Green, Robert H. Butcher, and Addison Brown, with brief details of their deaths and some biographical notes.

John Dennivon Baldwin Worcester Spy Mr. Baldwin North Stonington Conn Shenango County New York Connecticut New Haven Yale College Republican Hartford Oston Dail Commonwealth Telegraph Worcester The Spy Seek Raymond Hill America Maria von Elsner Mme Marie Litta Bloomington Europe London Paris Negaunee Mich F. Soleo Lynn Post 5 G.A.R Oxford Street 10Th Regiment Massacusettss Volunteers Brooklyn Trust Company Brooklyn Norwalk Stock Exchange Northwestern Railroad Company George Dillingham Lynn Lewis Street Dillingham Lloyd Chamberlain Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Camden N.J H. L. Green U.S. N Annapolis Jie Splaw Brandreth Robert H. Butcher American Bolt Company Lowell Addison Brown Haverhill

Weather indications for New England and Middle Atlantic

The indications for New England and the Middle Atlantic states show cool fair weather with local morning rains. Northeast to northwest winds, higher barometer, and improving atmospheric conditions are expected.

New England Middle Atlantic

Weather Bulletin Reports Sharp Temperature Drop Coast to Valley

Special Weather Bulletin notes a fall of about 10 degrees across the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts and central Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Rain falls in the South, Middle Atlantic, New England states and Ohio Valley. skies clear tonight from the lake region northwestward. Northeast to northwest winds in the northern states with dangerous gales on Middle Atlantic coasts. southwest winds in the South Atlantic Gulf states. Cool fair weather expected in New England and Middle Atlantic Monday afternoon and tomorrow. somewhat warmer fair weather in the lake region and upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys tomorrow.

Middle Atlantic New England Mississippi Ohio Middle Ohio Valley Lake Region South Atlantic Gulf States Middle Atlantic States

Boots and Shoes and Hats Sale Notices in Two Cities

A historical notice lists boot and shoe sales in New York by AS Richards and Co and in Philadelphia by Lippincott and Son, with a sale time of 1 PM on Tuesday July 10. Johnson Moody and Co and Samuel Bunting's are also mentioned among listed sellers.

Boots and Shoes New York Richards & Co Philadelphia Lippincott & Son Johnson, Moody &Co Aoe O Samuel Bunting

Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco July 7

Official closing prices listed for mining shares in San Francisco on July 7 include Martin White, Best and Belcher, Bodie Consolidated, Northern Belle, Sierra Nevada, Silver King, and Yellow Bobble among others. Prices show varied activity across several firms with notable entries like 5% and 2% figures appearing beside names.

San Francisco Cal AWM Revee Seeees Martin White Cocevas Coricesevers Moxicam Ccs Cesccees Wsaess Seeseneveres Mt. Dido Belcher NAVA Northern Belle Bulwer Sewer News Csore Sui Pols LGG Bee Seaveoos Ccleas Backsissues Sierra Nevada

Record of Crime and Misfortune in Great City

A two days collection details river drowning and near misses. John Anderson, 50, was swept to Farrell's boat-house in the Charles, rescued exhausted. A man found at Ward's wharf is believed to be Oliver Gallagher. Penley, 50, died by self-administered laudanum at Kirkland Street. A soda wagon explosion injures none. Alice Raymond, 15, arrested for larceny of clothing and jewelry worth 90 dollars. Connelly, 14, shot by Patrolman Gleason during chase. accident claimed. Brady, 21, attempted suicide by throat cutting at Boston Highlands. A brewery wagon collision injures no one, driver treated. John Sullivan, 29, stabbed in South Boston while thwarting roughs. hospital danger. Gulliver, 15, arrested for chain and revolver theft. items recovered. Dennis McCarty, 42, fractures leg wrestling. hospitalized.

Great City John Anderson Charles River Middlesex Farrell Ward's Wharf Oliver Gallagher Strafford Penley Kirkland Street Draper John Carter Forest Hills James Connelly No. 13 Bennet Street Gleason Station One Christopher Brady Metropolitan Railroad Boston Highlands Washington Street City Hospital John Sullivan Third Street South Boston Beach Utica Sullivan City George Gulliver S. P. Pierce & Co William Reed & Son Dennis McCarty Federal Street Beach Street

Contumacy in Tewksbury Probe Delays Books Demand

Details of the Tewksbury investigation include Thomas J. Marsh Jr refusing to hand over memorandum books on dead bodies sent to medical colleges. Gov. Butler blocks further exam while rebuttal testimony is heard. Marsh claims private property in the records and faces potential contempt, with no law mandating such records. Further sessions planned. additional issues arise from Bridgewater work house fire. Also notes the appointment of James W. O'Brien as justice of the Bunker Hill district court.

Tewksbury Thomas J. Marsh, Jr Almshouse Gov. Butler Mr. Marsh Marsh Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Bridgewater State House James W. O'Brien Bunker Hill District Court G. W. Warren Charlestown Boston College City of

City Hall notes and street plan approvals noted

The city will examine applicants for the vacant police lieutenant position on Thursday. Brookford Street is laid out from Blue Fill Avenue to Hartford Street crossing Band Street and Dorchester brook to Howard Avenue. Assessors’ excursion to Wolfborough reported. land sales in South Boston listed with buyers P Collins D Whitney J C Murphy M W O'Brien Otis W Rumey William T Eaton Andrew Oman W H Stevenson.

Brookford Street Blue Fill Avenue Woodbine Street Band Street Dorchester Brook Howard Avenue Hartford Street Wolfborough Jerome Macdonald Committee On Public Lands Boston L and Second Streets P. Collins D. Whitney John C. Murphy Third Street O Streets M. W. O’brien Fourth Street N Street Otis W. Rumey

Military Matters Highlights From Massachusetts Units

Quartermaster Rankin of the ninth infantry resigns while cadets begin a six day camp at Hingham. Salem’s Company H elects a second lieutenant tonight. Everett W. Burdett of Boston named paymaster of the fifth infantry as Wheeler resigns. Company C fourth Massachusetts heavy artillery to hold 13th annual reunion August 15 at the Willows Salem. Private Harry Wilcox of ninth infantry to be chief bugler. Ninth regiment comrades plan a Long Island reunion August 1 as a special meeting is held at 61 Court Street. Company L eighth regiment drills at city hall with equipment expected this week. Capt. Currier and Capt. Ballard direct. National Lancers commander Capt. Benjamin W. Dean has submitted his resignation.

Quartermaster Rankin Ninth Infantry Hingham Eighth Infantry Salem Everett W. Burdett Boston Fifth Infantry Wheeler Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery the Willows Harry Wilcox Company C Ith United States Cavalry Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers No. 61 Court Street Long Island Boston Harbor Eighth Regiment City Hall Currier Peach Ballard Benjamin W. Dean The National Lancers

Horticultural Society selects delegates to national convention

At a Saturday meeting the Horticultural Society appointed delegates to the American Pomological Society convention. Names include Hayes Wilder Hovey Hyde Story Moore Smith Wood Hovey Curtis Manning Hadwen Fenno Hovey Richardson Clark Capen Wilson Demar White Moore Brackett Spooner Heustis Breck. A committee led by E L Beard will consider an extensive exhibition next year. Spencer Richardson Rhodes Lockwood Foster named annual members. Prizes and gratuities were awarded.

The Horticultural Society American Pomological Society Francis B. Hayes Marshall P. Wilder Charles M. Hovey J. F.C. Hyde William C. Story John B. Moore Benjamin G. Smith E. W. Wood P. Brown Hovey Charles F. Curtis J. W. Manning C. B. Hadwen Warren Fenno John C. Hovey E. P. Richardson Spencer W. Richardson Rhodes Lockwood F. C. Foster

Relation of Animal and Vegetable Life in Middlesex Fells Plan

The Hon. Elizur Wright spoke at Investigator hall on Sunday about preserving forests near Boston. He described a fund aim of 300,000 dollars to advance the Middlesex Fells enterprise and the creation of a 4000 acre forest park for health and moral improvement of stay-at-home citizens. He framed the talk as man’s relation to the tree and urged park creation near the city for future generations.

Elizur Wright Investigator Hall Pine Memorial Middlesex Fells Boston Wright

Suburban Retreat Plan Approved by Boston Meeting

A Boston meeting approved plans to secure and develop a delightful suburban retreat for residents of Boston and nearby towns. Mr. Wright attracted an attentive audience and was asked to provide a copy of his essay for publication in the Boston Investigator.

Boston Wright Boston Investigator

How the Monster Dry Dock at Charles Town Navy Yard Was Built

The article outlines the 1827 to 1833 construction of a massive 86 by 305 foot dry dock at the Charles Town Navy Yard, later expanded, with a 7,000 ton capacity. It details cofferdam work, piling, brick and stone arches, thick concrete walls, a large culvert, and a costly $1,064,825 total investment. It notes a near-catastrophic accident during foundation digging, a 20 inch cylinder pumping engine from Hartford, and that about 500 vessels have entered the dock since opening, with many fatalities in various accidents.

Charlestown Navy Yard Navy Yard Adams Hartford Conn Jackson Secretary of State Supreme Court

A Fine Shade Tree Catalpa Blooms in Boston Gardens

A catalpa tree in Boston’s public garden and Bowdoin square is praised for beauty and size. The wide spreading tree reaches fifty feet tall, with heart shaped leaves, and large white blossoms with yellow and violet spots. It is grown in Europe, Britain, and the United States and is notably free from insects.

Boston Bowdoin Square Europe Great Britain United States

Coffee Market in Rio De Janeiro Report

Coffee market report from Rio de Janeiro on July 8 shows good firsts at 4200 43 50 reis per 10 kilos. Weekly receipts average 5700 3, shipments to the United States total 3500 bags, weekly sales to the United States 28000 bags. Stock reported at 314 0% 3. Exchange rate on London 214d.

Rio DE Janeiro Avera United States

Mails Closes at Boston For Europe and Pacific via Steamers

Mails close at the Boston post office for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool on steamer Abyssinia from New York Monday July times 7.30 PM with additional sailings to German States France and Britain via Elbe Brest Havre Brest and Havre via City of Paris and other liners to Plymouth Hamburg Southampton and Bremerhaven. Supplementary Trans Pacific mails close 2.30 PM. Pacific routes include Coptic City of Sydney for Japan China Hong Kong Shanghai Fiji Islands and New Zealand from San Francisco July 21 and July 28 respectively. Letters for the Pacific steamers should be deposited eight or nine days before sails.

Boston Europe Queenstown Liverpool New York Bootland Ued Gleanroe Devonia Cesseer Nessseee Athampton Main New Steamaer Pavonia Trans-Pacific Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Rts East Indies San Tancisco Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia City of Sydney San Francisco Francisco

Ship News Record From Atlantic Posts July Listings

Shipping notices show multiple steamers and routes with departures from Liverpool Boston New York Queenstown Hull Bremen Montreal and more. Vessels listed include Pavonia Britannic City of Paris Lake Huron Elbe Missouri Winchester Egypt Humboldt Leerdam Llandaff City Valencia Westphalia and Germanic with arrivals and passing points around July 6 7 and 8.

Boston Pavonia Liverpool New York Tower Hill London Lake Huron Montreal Britannic City of Paris Elbe Bremen Missouri Queenstown City of Richmond Lepanto Hull Eng Kansas Pty Oe Winchester Egypt Humboldt Rio Janeiro Leerdam Amsterdam Llandaff City Bristol Valencia Laguayra Halifax Alpha Germanic Scilly Westphalia

Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances Parade

Port of Boston records list arriving steamers Pavonia Assyria Glaucus and Forest City with cargoes to multiple traders. several ships depart for Halifax, Adelaide, and St John while other vessels clear for New York Philadelphia and Cuba. A large mix of bark, brig and schooner movements include nitrate, sugar and logwood trades.

Pavonia McNay Liverpool Buy Queenstown Ndse New York H M Whitney Katahdam Ingraham Bangor James 1 Herd Forest City Parker Portland George A Chafee Young Gloucester Gateshead Proud Iquique Stanley Falkland Island Delaware Hemenway & Browne Ida C Trefly Gonatves Logwood AS &Wg Lewis Stacy Clark Stahl Kennebec Benjamin Courtney Baker Cardenas Ee Breakwater Elizabeth Ann de Coste Wallace Mello Douglass Port Williams Worcester Blenkinshir Halifax Charlottetown FW Nickerson & Co Junak Woodhouse Adelaide South Australia H W Peabody & Co Lillie Bell Erb St John Hatheway & Co Chieftain Conly Thomas Cove WB Forrest EM Bacon Atvrood Atwood Baracoa Cuba WW & CR Neves Brichs Grase Rice Marshall Weymouth 1G Hall & Co Joe Kinney le Blanc Mereghan by + G Hall & Co Wild Hunter Melvin Moncton Sunbeam Foster Master Clara Rogers Rogers Cow Bay Redpath George Calhoun Starkey Ella Brown Keen CE Mudge Berry Annapolis Delong & Seaman Berkshire Hawes Baltimore Norfolk E Sampson Norman Nickerson Philadelphia EB Sampson Neptune AM Whitney Proctor William Weeks Jennie Cobb Steele Mobile Familieus Meade Nor Johnson Brunswick Ga Gill & Scotz Annie M Allen White Washington,dc Kennebec River Doane & Crowell Mary Bradford Oliver William H Lewis Baxter Kennebecker BF Neally Handy Rockland Wm Rowe Morgan Lucy Jones Francis J W Lipneil Falmouth Hall WH Kilby Mary Freeland Clark Richmond Virginia J W Linnell Joseph Eaton Chafield Albany Dominion Samaria Mark James Cobb Waldenstan Constantine Droming Louise Addie Morrill

Arrived steamer Otranto reports to Hull and Preston

The Steamer Otranto under Captain Potter arrived at Hull England on June 21 carrying Geo W Preston with bow moise and two cabin passengers. Moderate weather and occasional fog marked the passage. The Kansas under Tasker from Liverpool June 27 carried moise and cabin and 176 steerage passengers to Georgia. Reports note coordinates 2d lat 47 North 59 30 West and that a bark was passed.

Otranto Potter Hull England Moise Geo W Preston Teamer Kansas Tasker Liverpool

Icebound cargo ships list many vessels in harbor

A long OCR fragment lists numerous ships and cargos current at sea or dock, including steamers E B Saingson Crowell and Centipede Warrington, Cambridge Ingraham Bangor and James Littlefield, Tremont Donovan Portland, and Bark Sara Aus with 77 days out from Gibraltar. Multiple schooners, brigs, and steamers carry sugar, fruit, and goods to destinations such as Philadelphia Boston Gloucester Baracoa and Halifax. Names of captains, ports, and owners appear alongside vessel names, with several port movements and sail plans noted.

Pseccn Nor Ioa E B Saingson Crowell Philadelphia Moise Centipede Warrington Cambridge Ingraham Bangor James Littlefield Tremont Donovan Portland Sara Aus Colorvich Alexandra Gibraltar Rags J A Howe Shannon Sandford Cornwallis New York Sawyer Emindepeia Louisa A Orr Brown Matanzas H Lucy FE Gloucester Collins Baracoa Poole Charlottetown Pei Brech Pearl Goucher Windsor Brech Windsor McBride Mahone Bay St Pierre Amos St John Howard Holder Farnsworth CC Lane Marihugh Richmond Virginia Woodside Reed Georgetown Swis Fanny Flint Perry Hoboken Artemus Tirrei Snow Champion Wells Calais J Kennedy Randell Frank Matia Alley Telegraph Remick Arboreer Clark Ellsworth Eastern Light Keiley Mulbridge John and Frank Perkins York Lexington Nutter Machias Hannah Grant Strout Ida Cherryfield Junietta Thomrsn Columbia Fal Donnell Newburyport Addie E Seavey Moody Newburyport Fannie K Demming Rockport A N Clark Hasson Ludewick Billy Pierce Reockport

Location of Pilot Boats at Taner and Outer Stations

Taner Station Aull D J Lacher No 3. Outer Station Jjod Louisa Jane No 5. Cruising Litue No 1 Eben D Jordan No 2 George H Waren No 4 Florence No 6 Fleur de Lis No 7 Sylph No 8.

Taner Station Aull J Lacher Jjod Louisa Jane Eben D Jordan George H Waren Florence Fleur de Lis Sylph

Castine to Gloucester Fleet Sails On July 7

From Our Correspondents Castine Sailed ships Louisa Smith Webb er Bangor East Machias Lucy Hammel Robinson Neptune Edgartown Flora Lawyer Freety New York for Boston Fannie Flint Warren Baltimore for Milford Samuel Dexter Gallatin Neptune for cruise Boothbay Martha Nichols Lindsey Two Rivers NS for New York Filmore Thurston Boston for Damaris cotta Lucy Elizabeth Mount Desert for Boston Non pariel Gott Thomaston Gloucester July 7 office of Cave Ann Advertiser Shiloh Western Grand Banks Dixie shore Star of the East Tidal Wave Dictator Georges Flash F W Homans Helen M Crosby mackereling Henry L Phillips Albert N Harding Goldsmith Maid Emeka dovia Boston Mary Lymburner Becket Hallowell for New York Georgianna Wentworth Bangor Charles Haskell K A Lombard Cora Morrison Wellfleet Actress Boston Flying Dart mackereling W B Keen Cynosure shore fishing Templar for Philadelphia.

Castine Louisa Smith Webber Bangor East Machias Lucy Hammel Robinson Neptune Sanborn Boston Edgartown Flora Lawyer Freety New York Fannie Flint Warren Baltimore Milford Samuel Dexter Gallatin Boothbay Martha Nichols Lindsey Two Rivers Filmore Thurston Damariscotta Lucy Elizabeth Mount Desert Nonpariel Gott Thomaston Gloucester Henry Friend Annie M Nash Ambrose Knight Abby M Deering Seavey Portland Bay St Lawrence Cave Ann Advertiser Uo Ar Schs Shiloh Western Grand Banks Dixie Shore Star of the East Georges Flash W Homans A Smith Helen M Crosby Henry L Phillips Albert N Harding Goldsmith Maid Emeka Dovia Mary Lymburner Becket Hallowell Georgianna Wentworth Charles Haskell K A Lombard Cora Morrison Wellfleet Flying Dart Cynosure Bark Templar Philadelphia Alexandria R Vreeland Allyn's Point Itimore Hibernian Wylie Liverpool Haytien Peters Galveston Blackstone Kent Providence McClellan Charleston Harry Stewart Pendleton Kennebec Etta A Watt Hutchins Jamaica Z Steelman Rose Rondout George Heaton Guest Rotterdam Saxon Freethy Liam Woodward Young Jennie Hulburt Sparks Swhs Carthagena Miller Bath Hattie M Alken Bloomer Kate V At- Aitken Brewer R F Rumford Bertha F Walker Geof Young Baker D & J Lee Smith Jennie Kimmey Samuel H Walker Higgins Florence Newell Nickerson Mary Fink Darrah K Morse Mentora Henry Lippett Crowell John D Paige B L Townsend Mary Long Ome Chatham Hattie M Crowell A H Edwards Plummer DeWitt Reed Hope Gower Sargent James Barrett Annie T Ebener Walter F Parker Nettie Champion H D May Morris A T Rowland Beebe Ngor Laura H Jones Stevens Elizabethport A K Woodward Jordan Lizzie Rich Serena Kendall Searsport Nettie Doe Winson Amboy Henry Whitney Westcott Marcellus Alley Rondont Favorite Eldridge New Haven Fair Wind Maddocks Chas Heath Susan Ross Allen Norwich Prudence Phillips Newport Golden Rule Rawley Ar7th Katahdin Dodge Daunniess Williams Belfast Stingo City Hattie H Barbour Barbour Ellen Perrs Perth Amboy Unison Cobb Orient Morse de Mary Power Power Savannah A P Emerson Emerson Lanie Cobb Cocheco Seawari Boxer Rankin Adeline Hamtin Lewis Atwoon Fannie Barney Ldora Wallace Beverly Cooms W Ellis F - Rondout Charlie Bucki Wilmington Del June Bright Barter Lestpert Maria Knowston Nelher Drury Wilson Nannie I Bell Fitts New Orleans Manson Stubbs Martha Newman Rock Island Florida Jacksonville Adam Shortland Annie P Chase Poole Do Susie P Oliver Snare Mobile Park Rebus Millbridge Leighton Plymouth Rock Parker Adele Felicia Crapo Wiscasset William H Bowen Ward Helena Burke Haverhill Grace KE Stevens Fall River Calais Nettie , Rogers Snow New Oreans Schs Mediator Silver Spray Delaney E M Duffield Raynor Wareham Anthony Burton Johnson Mareena Munson, Jr Tyler Somerset Helen Mar Bristol Maggie Cummings March Dolphin Chapman Dighton Orleans Juan J Murga Diezeville John H Kranz Athens Hudson Freeman Hewport News H P Havens Curtis Kanawha Greenwood New London Howard Williams aAr Richmond Vincent Norfolk Delaware Winnett Chattahoochee Daggett Windsor Augustus J Fabens Peck Addie Jordan Harriman Frankfort Tower Hill London Adorna Sparkling Water Point-a-Pitre J B Atkinson Kimbbard Gibara Benjamin Sewell Huanillos Sumner R Mead Iloilo Alice Surinam Golconda Pensacola Julia & Martha Mary Ann Predmore Merlin St John B Perry SB Franklin Charles H Sprague Scotia Halifax Agnes Knudsen Oporto Sawyer Port Spain Golden Fleece Armstrong Barbadoes Rising Sun Decker Frank Dmmett Drew Penedo Albert L Butler Eaton Florence Leland Adams Winchester Egypt Humboldt Rio Janeiro Leerdam Amsterdam Llandaff City Orinoco Bermuda Sth Berry Aniello Galatola Marseilles Daisy Bahia Eugenio Longo Lisbon Charles Platt Progreso William H Dietz Mexico C van Horn Jura Emma Sagua St Francis Paysandu Icis Mary Helen Baracoa da L St Martins William McGee Cat Island H 'F Hedges Rockport Lucy Ames Commerce Nile Vleetwing Mabel Hall Rockland Price Mary Sprague J P Moore Elizabeth Dick Williams James Slater Lucy A Blossom Grace D Clambers City Island Ltd Hidmdal Johannesen Stettin Edith Godden Bennett Kingston Eleanora Bragg San Joaquin Drinkwater Bombay Barks Lihan Strout Havana Tty Wendt Spiegelbe Manila Annapolis Woodsworth Yokohama Gloire Blagdon Bremen Krigs Ailsa Martin Sadie Ankers Anderson Glance Richardson St Kitts Dettie Camp St Johns Icis Linda Guptill Grand Menon Sammy Ford F E Hallock Morse Mayport Isaac Burpee C Pettis Merriam Edith R. Lyon Hell Gate 6Th Brig Anglis Hecker Icis Kondo McIntyre Nellie Eaton Grierson Kalmar Tracy Nulato Clark Susan M Pikkering Sarah Mills Haven Potter Weehawken Amoy Rogers Pawtucket Nelson Harvey New Bedord Huntley C P Stickney Ireland Salem Roman Crowell Centipede Warrington Pioneer Platt Bryan Risley Charles E Balch E & E Kelley Taylor Ohio Morrison Mary L Cushing Brown Iogo Icis Gatland Libby Prank Lee Lucinita G Potter Potter Emma C Cotton Apres Curtis Tilton Virginia Lee Hickman Nash Quincy Point Prank McGear Erset Ren Sheridan Stewart Allyn Newcastle Virginia Wyoming Icarus Gormley Matanzas Eliza J McManemp Potomac Crosby Demerara Krasnopolsky Verbeck Helios Borgwandt Ovidence George Hoboken John S Woodrutt Baebour C Allen Meader Louisa Frances Thorndike Rockland Frank Pierce Grant Ellsworth Cicero Hatch Bangerton Georgie Drake Parris Jennie Howard Johnson Kendrick Fish Walls St George Clearea Josef Lopez Mountfort Machias Velma Lindsep Port Johnson Francisco California Howard Iquique Tybes Hero

Maritime Arrival and Departure Notices From July Sailing Logs

Shipping despatches list multiple vessels sailing for and from ports including Bremen, Calcutta, New Cronstadt, New Orleans, Shanghai, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Vessels named include Columbus Kirck Mohawk Emilie Fred E Kalstad Mary K Campbell Dida Themis Haakon Haakonsen Hudson Elise Folkesfesten Parthenia Westphalia and Steamer Scythia Alaska with destinations such as Liverpool Raabuns Pensacola and San Francisco.

Bremen Columbus Kirck Charleston Calcutta Mohawk Gresland New Cronstadt Juy Emilie Rummelhoff New ES Fred E Richard Thorndike New Orleans Peal Kalstad Manson New York Ra’buns Glasgow Mary K Campbell Gray Liverpool Rank Victoria Boresen Pensacola Missouri Boston Sailer Themis Bray Haakon Haakonsen Jensen Ew York Yajomdon Hudson Meyer New Elise Mathilde Olsen Rto Folkesfesten Beck Philaelphia - Senstens Scythia Alaska Parthenia Halman San Francisco City of Richmond Voilly Westphalia

Whalers Report Whale Capture and Oilmaking Plans

The whale towed into port by the Storm King was delivered to Fanny Sprange’s owners who reported shooting it but it escaped and died later from the bomb. Sprange’s crew have shot 32 whales but captured six. The whale will be to Provincetown for boiling oil.

Tembez Gay Head Jenkins New Bedford Talcahuana Provincetown

Maritime arrivals and positions from mid Atlantic shipping report

Ships listed include Steamer Saragossa bound for Savannah from Baltimore off False Cape on July 4 and Mount Washington from New York to Portland with June events. Several barks and a brig are noted near Beachy Head and off Alligator Shoal with coordinates and routes to Honolulu New York Liverpool Trieste and St Domingo among others.

Saragossa Baltimore Savannah False Cape Mount Washington Perkins New York Portland Beachy Head DC Murray Rowland Hill Vaughan Cardiff Port Oody Lon Teresa Lovice Ital Mattino Charleston Trieste Rk Stanley Clausenn Liverpool Camilla Ger Beckman Fom Stralsund Cane Wroth Roma McGonagle Galveston Liverroal Alligator Shoal Sir Rebecca Florence St Dominic

Reestablishment of Robbin's Reef Light and New Hudson River Aids

The Lighthouse Board announces on July 10 1883 the re establishment of Robbin's Reef light in a 46 foot cast iron tower at New York harbor with a one fourth order white flash every six seconds. The current lightship will be withdrawn. Also on the same date fixed white lights will be set at Livingston's Creek and Percys Reach on the Hudson River, each from a 20 foot mast above a crib foundation, visible six miles in clear weather. By order of the Lighthouse Board Stephen C Rowan Rear Admiral USN Chairman.

Lighthouse Board Ashington Robbin's Reef New York Harbor Livingston’s Creek Hudson River New York Percy’s Reach Stephen C Rowan Adimiral Usn

Marine shipping notices from East London to Halifax

Maritime reports list vessels reported and updates from several ports including East London Norfolk and Halifax. Details cover arrivals dockings refits wreck salvage auctions and quarantines with ships such as Camellia Emily Clara S and Lavina Campbell and a focus on repairs and cargo movements.

Vessels Ashore and In Distress Off East Coast Shoals

Maritime report lists ships ashore or damaged near Long Shoal and Muskeget Channel including DISASTL HS from Rondout to Boston, Vesta leaking after return to port, Ashbrooke with loose rudder irons, Bark Kurichetta reporting bad weather, Rumbagh bumped in Gasper Channel, Creala in distress in Kingston, John F Rettman eyeing repair at Sydney, Stacy Clark to Savannah for ice, and a mystery steamer collision near July 5 2 AM with a brig leaving bowsprit damaged and no aid given.

Barbadoes Bog Vesta Ashbrooke New St Michael's Orleans Bayonne Bordeaux Kurichetta Calcutta Rumbagh McDonald Antwerp Gasper Channel Creala Williams Rom Aruba Sweden Kingston John F Rettman Sydney CB Port Nevin Sydney New York Stacy Clark New Yo Boston Stahl Kennebec Savannah

Foreign Ports by Cable Summary of July Departures and Arrivals

A compact list of ships and barks sailing to and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other ports, including steamer movements to Aden Ja pan and China, and vessels from Bremen, Amsterdam, and Hamburg. Notable entries include Marlborough Salter from New ark to Aden, Chateau Leoville Olivier to New York, and Stella Horn from Baltimore to Bremen.

Yoniwerp Marlborough Salter Newark Aden Mosser Langley Jaban China New York Ordeaux Chateau Leoville Olivier Bergen Bjorgviu Olsen Dunkirk Matila Smith Philadelphia Dover Stella Horn Baltimore Bremen Cambusiloon Fleet Amsterdam Fleetwood Park Hypatia Marr St John Nbalmouth Flora Holman San Francisco Queenstown Goole Salisbury McArthur Pensacolamburg New Oreans Liverpool aAr Lake Huron Bernson Montreal Scott Darien Leviathan Thompson Arizona Bowden Saga Bie Savannah Sth Delaware Cambell Yajnae Hedwig Minssen Saber Nord Amerika Terjesen Moville Hiawatha Little Naples Salien Alesia Vellat Oporte Papa Giacomo Lauro Southampton Salier Wiegand St Mawes Republic Rose Hamburg Santander Air William Phillips Potter Sydney Nsw Gogeburn MecGowan Este Admiral Lauer

Names List From Various Cities and States

A long OCR style roster lists individuals tied to places across the United States and Canada including Maine Massachusetts New York Philadelphia Montreal and London. The names reference multiple initials and titles with scattered punctuation and affiliations suggesting a directory or passenger list style snapshot.

Widely Listed Firms and Notices Appear in Baltimore Buffalo and Other Cities

A dense railway of names lists firms from Baltimore to Knoxville and New Orleans including Bangs Bard & Co and S G Putzel. The paragraph cites business houses and agents in multiple cities. It ends with medical ads noting Dr Graves’s Heart Regulator and Lydia E Pinkham references alongside a death notice for hardware merchant Mr Smithers.

Baltimore Bangs Bard & Co Tre G Putzel J Putzel Hecht Lincoln Neéb Geo Goodrich Goodrich Bros Craw Maysville Chas S Miner Chase Miner & Bro Montgomery Ala Hi Francis Francis Cobb & Co New Orleans J M Gould J M Gould & Son Oil City C W Noyes Noyes Norman & Co Qu. Talladega R C Black Smithers

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