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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1885

Page

4

South Boston Irish National League to Meet at Broadway Hall Tonight

Several local notices note reorganizations and events. Willard H. Fales named first lieutenant and assistant surgeon of the first Battalion of Artillery replacing Charles H. Burr. Berthony’s Grant portrait to Mrs. Grant shown at Williams & Everett through Friday. Roxbury Veteran Firemen to join Providence Veterans reception August 3. Mail arrivals bulletin board installed in the Devonshire street post office corridor. Fitchburg locomotive being rebuilt after 27 years of use with same fire box and flues. Ancient Order of United Workmen plans seventeenth anniversary celebration in October at Crawford House. Countess Isabell Freedley, Worcester Square elocutionist, is now Countess Calcagni of Italy and may return to stage. Rev Father Mulcahy leaving Gate of Heaven to lead Franklin church, recipient of 1500 from old parishioners. Thirty ninth regiment veterans eye reunion with Company E in Bacon Hall September. Few customs house workers paid last month. East Boston hogsheads rollers halted until payments arrive.

Boston Isabell Freedley Worcester Square Eduardo Calcagni Italy John Mulcahy Gate of Heaven Church South Franklin Veteran Association of the Thirty Ninth Regiment Roxbury Horse Guards Bacon Hall Custom House East Boston Washington Met

Annual Meeting of Maine Veteran Association Elects Officers

The Maine Veteran Association held its annual meeting at the Charles Russell Lowell post hall in Boston. Col. F. S. Haseltine was elected president. vice presidents include H. White Stephen Mitchell William Gillispie. S. C. Small became reading secretary. F. C. Low is corresponding secretary. E. P. Simpson treasurer. executive committee members are Col. George M. Atwood M. S. Roberts J. Lang Prescott Chamberlain Isaac M. McDonald. The group, composed of Massachusetts residents who served in Maine regiments, discussed a possible summer reunion and deferred the Maine excursion for now.

Maine Veteran Association Massachusetts Maine Charles Russell Lowell Washington Street Col. King Portland F. S. Haseltine H. ©. White Stephen Mitchell William Gillispie Reading S. C. Small F. C. Low E. P. Simpson George M. Atwood M. S. Roberts J. Lang Prescott Chamberlain Isaac M. McDonald

Longfellow Memorial Funds Consider Endowment Shift

The Longfellow Memorial association has raised about $12,000 for a statue of the late poet and a park, but this amount is far below needs. A proposal suggests using the funds to endow the Harvard Annex, renaming it to the Longfellow Memorial college for women.

Longfellow Memorial Association Harvard Longfellow Memorial College For Women

Notable Deaths Across Several States Include Marsh Proctor and Fenby

Obituaries report Charles Marsh Proctor of Wellesley Hills aged 36 after twenty years with Anne of Jordan Marsh & Co. He died after starting a New Haven venture. Also noted are Newbury Mass grocer Washington Adams who died at 69. John Breese ex paymaster US Navy. Capt James J. Humphrey retired sea captain and ship owner aged 71. Hampton Falls postmaster Charles C. Green Geach age 35. Col Thomas P. Fenby Salem contractor and former Californian volunteer, with multiple military and lodge memberships, all dying in mid July.

Charles Marsh Proctor Anne of Jordan, Marsh Spring Street Newport R. I James J. Humphrey Yarmouth Dumberland Royal Arch Masone Maine Lodge l, O. O. F Charles C. Green Hampton Falls N. H Geach Heampton Falls Boston Thomas P. Fenby Salem Lynn Munroe & Fenby Light Artillery Leuutenant Lynn Belt Infantry Boston Fusileers California Lynn Lodge of Masons Bay State Lodge of Odd Fellows City

Weather outlook by region notes warmer conditions

For New England states indications suggest warmer weather with southwesterly winds. Middle Atlantic states see warmer conditions with southerly winds and fair weather. Lower Lake region expects warmer southwesterly winds and fair weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and local rains.

New England States Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake Region

Weather data from Boston and Cotton Belt Bulletin

Boston readings for July 15 1885 show barometer around 29.87 inches and mean thermometer 72.6 with clear to light rain days. Humidity around 57 percent dew point near 57. Daily max 82 and min 61.8. Cotton Belt Bulletin lists station temperatures for Wilmington Charleston Savannah Galveston Little Rock and Memphis with varied highs and lows and precipitation notes.

Boston Opsumen’s Oriion Sienar Services U 5. A Cotton-Belt Bulletin Wilmington Sccecerense Charleston Aueusia Savannah Pbveneesst Rasacensen Galvestotienns Little Rock Memphis

Boston plans to add Brouthers Richardson and Rowe in bid to boost team

The Boston Post reports Buffalo may trade top players Brouthers Richardson and Rowe to Boston. Disbandment rumors linger in Buffalo as managers weigh profits from releasing stars vs preserving franchise and season.

Ten Inning Contest at New York Headlines Narrow Victory

About 3509 spectators watched the New York club edge Providence in ten innings in a lively but flawed game. O Rourke, Bassett and Keefe sparked the offense as New York prevailed 6 1. Strong pitching by Wood helped Buffalo beat Chicago 6 1 with eight strikeouts. The Detroit Saint Louis game featured Dunlap and Thompson with key extra base hits in a tight 6 2 final. The New England League report notes Brockton defeating Portland in a close affair on a pair of passed balls and wild pitches.

Bostons New York Providence Philadelphia Chicagos Buffalo St. Louis Detroit Brooklyns Louisville Athletics Baltimores Pittsburg Metropolitans Cincinnati New England Brocktons Biddefora Lawrence Portland Start Hines Bassett Carroll Gerhardt Ward New Yorks Providences RIR A.E. R Po.a.ensourke Radbourn anGarvell Olinepie Red Estebi'k Deaskey Do'cau Redford Eo Ee Kevfe, P Uwradierdie Gehardt Oassett O’ Rourke Keefe Connell Wood PO. A Buffalos Force Wilms’n Crane Burns Myers Clarkson B. Ti Flint, O Acceses Anednes Seccesesssrsreeee Dalrymple Anson Kelly Pfeffer Gaffney Detroits Louis Dunlap Thompson Hanlon Baker Casey Boyle Fergue 1St. Louis Philadelphias Portlands Blakeley

Races at Lawrence Highlight Midday Trotting Events

At Lawrence Massachusetts on July 15 crowds of 760 watched unfinished races from yesterday finish in three minute and 2:27 classes. E F Bass of Lowell and Minnie C stood out in the 2:27 event as multiple heats produced times around 2:29 to 2:31. A protest over first money to Helen Wilkes lingered, with Judge replacement arranged.

Lawrence Mass E. Mosher B.m Helen Wilkes Jameson Dav Ideustscnecess W. G. Morrill Pittsfield Bik Bnight Matthieu Boston E. F. Bass Lowell B. m. Minnie C J. A. Snow Lynn Br. m. Hopemont T. Cornelie B. G. Arthur H. Richardson M. Belle Ro Slippery Dick Eddie Wilkes Jack Spratt J. F. Haines Portland Little Dick D. L. Parker New Beaford Favorita Edward Perrin Fleetwood Park N. Y Biddeford Nellie H. John Farrell Hopemont J. H. Riddell Manchester N. H

Uncle Zach and the air brakes on a moving train tale

A rustic narrator recounts Uncle Zach doubting air brakes and railway tricks. He questions Carver’s glass-ball breaking as a “Yankee trick” with loadstone and bullets. The piece contrasts skepticism with the idea that power isn’t just size, and ends with a jab about Warner's Safe Cure as a portable remedy.

Uncle Zach Allers Dr. Carver Zach Zachs Philip Beers United States Hotel New York City New York World Bright Warner

City contracts and transit plans detailed in council report

The city awarded the printing contract for the official report of proceedings to the Boston Daily Traveller at 5500 with no other bids. School house bids were accepted for free stone 3447, cut granite 900, masonry 23999. 32000 people attended July 4 entertainments. fire officials declined a July 4 carriage bill. Foremen must apply for the assistant engineership post. New horse car tracks to be authorized August 1. Adams queue to Summer street route and southern depots ready by November 1. West street spur to aid return of South Boston cars. The Highlands to depots Harrison avenue route to finish within a year.

Boston Daily Traveller Nho Grammar School Dudley Freestone Jeremiah Carew Rufus R. Clark Sampson, Clark & Co Fitzgerald Cunningham Adams Summer Street West Street Adams Square South Boston Washington Street Harrison Avenue Highlands

Wakefield Tax Rate Set and Local Political Moves

Wakefield sets tax rate at 16 per thousand as K M Johnson wins a seat on Clyde Park school committee replacing H M Cable. Essex County orders Manchester to cover Magnolia road costs of 3050 with interest. Providence lodge presents Olive Branch lodge with silver water service in Lynn. Gen B F Peach Jr to be honored at Boscobel hotel in Lynn by Young Men’s Benefit association. Cambridge court hears assault cases. Barry bound over to superior court. Kiely Martin and Collins bound over in separate assaults. Proposal floated for Cambridge to buy Lee Street Unitarian church for a classical high school for about 10000, half the estimated new building cost. Senator Hoar to be orator for Concord’s 250th anniversary. Judge Keyes to preside. Rev Bulkley chaplain. Inquest in Mrs Isabella Allen death finds driver not at fault. adjourned to Saturday.

K. M. Johnson Clyde Park H. M. Cable Essex County Manchester Magnolia Road Providence Lodge of Odd Fellows of Lynn Olive Branch Lodge Charlestown B. F. Peach, Jr Boscobel Young Men’s Benefit Association Cambridge Court Bartholomew Barry Patrick Powers Superior Court Laurence Kiely Michael Martin Hugh Collins William Sawyer Marblehead Concord John Keyes Benjamin R. Bulkley Orcutt Cambridge Isabella Allen Charles Street Boston

Yale President Porter to visit Adirondacks soon

A concise society roundup lists prominent figures and their summer plans across New England and beyond including Yale President Porter heading to the Adirondacks, John B. Smith editing Cottage City Star, Rear Admiral Crosby at Wiscasset, and many other notable movements and engagements.

President Porter Yale Adirondacks John B. Smith Boston Globe Cottage City Star Crosby Wiscasset F. E. Morse Boston Charles H. Morse Ruggles Dartmouth College Kennebunk, Mo Leopold Morse M. Leonard Somerset Richard Borden Fall River Sayre Mary Packer Seal Harbor Mt. Desert Atlantic Emory Talbot Boston Journal East Machias Lamar Cleveland Fred Saunders West Tremont Portugal Voorhees Tennessee Arkansas Hot Springs Rollins New York City Steadman Newcastle Arthur Bancroft Berlin University Penl Mail Gazette Alexander H. Stephens Ft. Warren Bessie Mayburne Centralia Lal Chicago United States Boston Sunday Times Daniel 8. Knowlton Maine Geo. H. Knowlton Portland Press New Haven Register Brattleboro Webster Orangeburg Methodist Episcopal Church Charleston 5S. C Junius Hart New Orleans South Payne

New England News reflects tragedies and local bids

Bridgeport notes a population near 40 000 while a Waldoboro man receives a 2000 pension. Multiple fatal accidents occur: a Barrington man falls from aloft. a haymow fall. a Waterbury worker dies in a shafting accident. a Norwich boy killed by a passing car. a Greenwich youth drowns near Quebec. deaths from a fall and a fire. Mills in Lawrence announce idle looms to restart August 3. A Brunswick vote approves a water-supply deal. a Norwich carriage maker survives a fall. a Waldoboro woman dies after a fire. A Westport girl’s body found in Saugatuck river after a fishing trip gone awry.

Bridgeport Conn Wm. Nash Waldoboro Jas, H. Allen Barrington Newton Wm. Monkley Waterbury Everett Mills Lawrence Lawrence Sheehan New London Northern Railroad Norwich Joshua R. Mead Merwin Mead Greenwich R. I Quebec David Ferris Newtown Southington New Bedford Ward 1 Charles A. Tubbs New Haven Tilton Elizabeth Morey Waldovoro George Converse Lowell William Cleghorn St. Paul Annie May Westport Saugatuck River

Political and federal appointments swirl across New England

James H. McLellan may become Bath harbor inspector while a Mahone ally loses a white house clerkship. Philadelphia sheriff Keim eyed for Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor. American fishermen gain in Canada trade talks. Thomas Murphy named popesy col lector in Augusta. Judge Andrews eyed for New York governor. Benjamin Stark chosen to attend Rome prison congress. Massachusetts partisan clashes cited amid Vermont post office moves and Burlington Rutland office scrutiny.

James H. McLellan Bath Mahone White House Keim Philadelphia Pennsylvania Canada Machias Union Thomas F. Murphy Popesy Internal Revenue James L. Stoddard Augusta Charles Andrews Syracuse Court of Appeals New York Benjamin Stark New London Conn Cleveland United States International Prison Congress Rome Massachusetts

Steamers Arrived and Departed Reflect Transatlantic Posts

Ships arrive and depart ports worldwide with origins and dates in mid July. Vessels include Elsa from Baracoa Bedford Med, Amer.que from Havre Colon Edith Godden Jamaica Rhymond Antwerp and more near Boston New York Halifax Movale Southampton Glasgow Scilly Fastnet Malin Head Newfoundland Montreal Philadelphia and London traffic.

Boston Elsa Baracoa Bedford Mediterranean New York Amer.que Havre Colon Aspinwall Edith Godden Jamaica Rhymond Antwerp Stranton Huelva Switzerland Halifax Boston City London Movale Caspian Baltimore Southhampton Rhein Glasgow Waldensian Philadelphia Scilly Waesand Fastnet Bessie Kivvale Empress St John L'scard Malin Head Lake Winnipeg Montreal

Arrivals and Clearances in Boston Harbor and Nearby Waters

The list details multiple arrivals, sailings, and clearances of steamers, brigs, and schooners along with vessels bound for or from Boston Harbor and surrounding coasts. Included are names of ships such as Bedford, Gen Whitney, Katahdin, Longfellow Smith, and Mary G Collins, with destinations like New York, Bangor, and Philadelphia, plus remarks on wind and sea conditions. A letter to the editor debates shoal locations near Boston Harbor and urges government action to improve charts and buoying.

Bedford Aitkenhead Catania Gibraltar AS & J Brown & Co Furness Gen Whitney Bearse New York Moise H M Whitney Katahdin Homer Bangor James Littlefield Longfellow Westport Blake Anthony French Cross J Leonard Conley Bear River Mma C Shafner Thornes Cove Ae L.A Burnham Boston Harding St Simons Freddie L Porter Clark Georgetown Levering Carson Aliie Burnham Baxter Philadelphia Mary G Collins Somers Ira Sturgis Hodgdon Weehawken George & Albert Wentworth Perth Amboy Fanny Butler Rawlins Sallie B. Megathblin Elizabethport Marietta Smith Prescott Janetta Thompson Sarah Clinkhart Calais Johnson Della Hinds Bonney Imimis

Marblehead to Newport Steam Yacht Nourmahal Sails Amid Assets

From Vineyard Haven and Gloucester a long list of schooners and steamers depart for Boston New York and other points as reports note mackereling and fishing activity. The E A Baizley and Nourmahal cruises mark notable vessels amid a flurry of readings from July 14 15 and 18 with crews and destinations listed across multiple ports.

Vineyard Haven EM Bacon Atwood Cat Island Bahamas Boston Jas H Deputy Hodgkins Perth Amboy Wreath Pomeroy South Amboy Lynn Jennie G Pillsbury Pillsbury Forth Amboy Provincetown John Somes Robbins Saco Byron M New London Canning, NL Nellie Clark Clark St John New York Georgianna Cook St George Hannibal Kimball William A Dubesque Trainor Lizzie G Cochran Hopkins Bangor Elvridge Gerry Perry Rockland J M Morales Jordan Calais Maggie Mulvey Granville Oak Woods Freeman Dofor Narragansett Pier Decatur Oakes Baker Newport Nellie M Snow Snow Charles R Washington Mackereling Storm Peter Patten Ellsworth Jennie A Stubbs Stubbs Philadelphia Bucksport Nourmahal Astor Sidney M Bird Merrill Sydney Newark George Churchman George Nevenger E Arcularius Ida E Latham Kate May St Elmo Path Sylvanus G Haskell Eaton Alaska Clark Elizabethport Boothbey Daniel Webster Howes Harpswell Halloween Portland Adhennen Crosby

Maritime ship positions and routes listed by date

A compiled entry shows multiple vessels with origins destinations and positions. Steamer Pavonia from Boston to Liverpool reported 245 miles east of Boston Light on July 12, and several other ships including Hoogly Isaac Reed and Win G Davis with routes from Singapore Cardiff and Cardiff to Hong Kong and San Francisco respectively. Further entries note Bark Nellie from Boston to Aspinwall near latitudes and longitudes, along with numerous other ships bound for Antwerp New York Miramichi Valparaiso and Philadelphia with dated observations and positions. An American bark bound East is placed 231 miles east of Boston Light with letters JKGH on its hull.

Pavonia Woolfenden Boston Liverpool Boston Light Hoogly Lewis Singapore Ava Isaac Reed Celley Cardiff Hong Kong South Lon Win G Davis Morse San Francisco Lon Bark Nellie Rumball Stover Aspinwall Philadelphia Harve Romanoff Antwerp Pam Santander New York J P Smith Thomas Valparaiso C E Robinson St Sonn Guy de Goss Bso London John G Stephens Brooklyn New Orleans City of Dallas Belize Sch Kalie J Ireland Portland Baltimore Saltburn Barrett Ledge Rocks Quebec Mauritius Uoilo Frank Pendleton Provincetown Minnie F Paine, Brown Swampscott Boston Harbor St Domingo City Sir Susie P Oliver Dundalk Gripen Darien Dundalk River Invermay Picton Montreal Bangkok B F Watson Newminster Webster Cathagena Alleghary Taylor Providence William Crane Savannah Josephine Thompson Moore William Mason Hardy Wilmington Baltmore Tawes Jacksonville Abbie L Dawes Carson Richmond Mt Alf Brabrook Wixon Louisa Bliss Strong Kennebec Elisha Gibbs Harper Nellie A Drury Wison John F Kranz Peak Navassa William Huston Chadwick Somerset Lillie O Wells Wells E KE Birsall Birdsall Lillie O Holmes Holmes Bridgeport Wiliam Larman Roberts Bray Charles H Valentine Curtis Hoboken Sach Sherman Coombs Salem George Appold Snow Icis Walker Aemington Drink Peake Nvnassa 3Elow Rover Dingle Messina Italia Smith San Andreas Brunswick Ga Ganymedes Olsen Barbadoes Edward Johnson Ward Port Royal Flora Condon Burgess Maud Snare Snare Charleston Farewell Neumann Buenos Ayres Etta A Stimpson Coosaw John Morrison James Penarth St Thomas Calais aAr Eaton Aylward Taunton Grecian Wilbur Lyon Keystone Walker Aston Dix Oston Fernandina Budig Buenos Aires Fall River Richard S Leaming Geo W Jewett James Barrett William A Crocker Jacob Reed Sarah D Fell Lizzie Dun Joel Cook Springer Uranus J H Leeds Cranmer Mary Sanford Brown Haynes Gamage H A DeWitt Henderson Apphia Amelia Nellie W Craig Ree Pickering McKeen Index Garrison Key West Rollin Sanford Davis Pascageula Machias Sailea Para Colbeth Sarah Pealdo Machiasport James Brown Sanborn Hortensia Annie Lee Cole Millbridge Thornhill Witherell Kingston Ceainton Inc Chernaim Nelson Bedford Island Home Nantucket Nettle Dobbin Runcey Salmon River City of Ellsworth Bonsey Ellsworth Nenc Mary B Wellington Robbins Ordo Emily Baymore Thompson F G Allen Soule William A Morrell DeCastro T Emerson Gott Bangor Sis Church Enos New London Edgartown Saied John A Beckerman Gammons Philae Iewbury Port Emily H Naylor Wilson Phiadelphia Olive Branch Manthorn Port Medway New York- Ari Amerique Rhynland Jamison G Burgess Johnson En Dodd Fiora Stafford Bremen William Journeau Kenney Clifford Crabtree Port de Paix Neptune City of Rockland Laura Robinson Marks Bayard Arendal Victoria Havana Hattie G McParland Peerless Antigua Isle of June Nassau Ida Lawrence East Anglia Hull Westphalia Hamburg Polaria Eureka Eleanora Bragg Celtic Miranda St Johns Denmark Cochran Kate Carroll State of Alabama Gandy Glasgow Caribbean Knighton Garret Freda Snow Tate Do Lottie Annie Kingsland New Bedford Gladys Twilingate Hell Gate Barks Cuba Davidson Rosario Herald Falkinburg John H Kapp Lydia H Roper Cramer Ephraim Anna Showell Summers Fannie Brown Sharrett North Carolina Electric Light Brendige Maice Crescent Mehaffey George Arey New Haven Bessier Beach Crossley Medford W H Tantum Calhoun Del Marietta Engi Casprey Crowley Economy Etna York Ff C Yarnell Scott Portsmouth J K Manning Chelsea Annie E Blackman Blackman Newb H A Hunt Hudson Vaughn Marblehead British Prince Nowell Perkiomen Willey Chelsea i Ae Albertson Norman Googins Brierriman Dunn Allyn’s Point Menawa Alexander Or Natmeader Saco Kate E Gifford Wright East Cambridge J W Gaskell Godfrey Salem A L Mulford Shaw Lucinda G Potter Potter James B Ogden Tate E W Perry Nickerson Dover Nellie S Jerrill Ludiam Gloucester Ann J Trainor Frank M McGear Sharpe Gardiner Nellie W Starr Boothbay Switzerland I Smith Bishop Delaware Capes J I Smith Wanes Jackson Bacorn Cardenas Inpteeee & Lopez Mountford Sagua Beeder Amsterdam Anite Borwind McBride

Tugboat John G Stephens Sunk At Brooklyn Harbor

From New York July 15 a tugboat named John G Stephens sank in Brooklyn harbor this morning. The report notes no immediate cause but states the vessel foundered with no survivors.

Maritime Ship Movements From Aspinwall to New York

Special despatch lists ships sailing and port visits across Atlantic routes. Entries include bark Victor Forbes from Liverpool to Seguin and Pearlington, brig Alice Roussen for Wilmington, schooners K H Cornell Crocker and Ocean for Pas cagoula, steamer Hermann for Colombo, and vessels like Ocean and Walter L Plummer heading to North Atlantic ports with cargoes including coffee and freight.

Aspinwall aAr Victor Forbes Liverpool Seguin Pearlington Florence Rogers McLeod Fernandina Alice Roussen Wilmington Cornell Crocker Savannah Ashburne Douglass Newton San Andreas Tark Ocean Mobile Alice Archer Fletcher Jamaica Oscar Norberg Delaware Breakwater Psigeal Conca Port Limon Ocean Pascagoula Hermann Bauer Baltimore Colombo Marion United States Cardenas Tin Port Walter L Plummer Hatterae Castle Island Moraney Was London Gothenburg City Har Boston Matanzas Benjamin Dickerman Cook Amy A Lane Carver Charles Morford Port Aud Prince Farwell Davis New York Miragoane Rio Janeiro Rosse Laplace Mozart Weesland Antwerp

Diverse cargo and arrivals update from Atlantic ports

June through July maritime movements list multiple vessels arriving at and sailing from Bahia, Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Barbadoes, Halifax, Montreal, and St John NB. Notable entries include arrivals of brig Lurline, Bark Milo, and ships Alexander McNeil and Dagmar, with several sailings to New York, London, and Antwerp. Includes in port and clearance details from Pernambuco to Barrow, and related schooners and steamers around the Atlantic trade routes.

Boston Agerts Willingse Madras Durham City Ondon Barrow Pcrceveta Palermo Rivela Henderson Bros Boston City London Furness Palestine Liverpool Warren & Co Venetian Jay Thayer & Lincoln Samaria H du Vernet Annandale Archangel Nevada Glasgow Baldwin & Co T.eerdam Rotterdam Finch,Edge & Co Tower Henderson Bros Katic Ss-Cocccess Tettihe Wright & Co Assy Monarch Patton FW Jhurst Qecelrichs & Co Ciaribe Haytipaakees Pim, Forwood & Co fFurnessia Henderson Bros Adriatic J Curtis Sof Rennsylvania Glasgow A Saldwin & Co Auranis Liverpoo H Brown & Co Vreanm Pepart Agreys Catatonia du Vernet Hibernian H & A Allen Palestine Warren & Co Aera Hipaa Furness Roman Warren & Co Waldensian Allan Scythia Pavonia Catalonia Samaria Scythia P H du Vernet New York Celtic RK J Corts Westphalia Hamopurg Kunhardt & Co City of Chester Inman Galiia Brown & Co On & Co de Cortis Guion Wyoming Williamsa Aurania Brown & Go Schs Levose Merritt Mundy Annapolis Delong & Seaman Bessie Williams Swm Barrington Barclay & Co Hugh M. Holmes Thornes Cove W B Forrest Maggie McLellan Parsboro Lizzie K .Gayton Moncton James L Sullivan James Rourke Goff St John Fred A Roberts J R Atwood Swim S$ Sanborn Lorenzo D Baker Wiley Jamaica JH Freeman Brschs Magnum Mereghan Merlin Riley Hatheway & Co Oriana Foster Minnie Davis Davis F L Clements Brichs James Beckwith Ruggles Westport M F Pickering & Co Orig Eugene Hale Missouri Laxor Chatham H F Dimock Bahia Hoyer Barbadoes Shetland Haskeil Rio Janeiro Bersimis Ellida Krog Antwerp Carbarien Sch Scotia Shearer South Amboy Krig Chase Sparks Harris Nantasket Richardson Philadel Hong Kong Alexander McNeil Otendon Sarah S Ridgeway Townsend Allao Halifax Durham Cty Dagmar Lloilo Birnam Wood Gregory Channel Low Point CB Ben Venue Miles Coosaw North Sydney Coventry Bacon Do Ile of Man Manila Wakefield Crowell R K Thomas Nichols Republic Davey Abbie S Hart Goudey Hiogo Nina Sheldon Colson Newcastle Nsw Lalia LeBlanc Montreal Mencassar Neribia Radoslovich Abiel Abbot Chase Amsterdam Delphin Lilienthal Adeona Hansen Porto Rico Matthews Marsala Barcelona Simpson Dart Rossico Wydale Pensacola Albano McGregor Barrow Glenisia Wallace Arbutus Sutherland Limerick Albion Jacobsen Tonsberg Portland Quebec Rebecca M Walis Truss Rosaie Frank Stafford Smith Valparaiso St Thomas Alfaretta S Snare Smith Jacmel St John NB Mark Elisif Abrahamsen Rl Janeiro Royal Arcanum Gould Ashford Andrew Sharpness York City Bee Panope Dickson Nellie Bruce Somervills Do. Holmes Branscomb

Foreign Ports and Ship Movements Listed byJuly 14

Shipping notices outline departures and passings across numerous ports including Antwerp New York Baltimore Liverpool Cadiz and Gibraltar. Vessels such as Larnica Sinclair St athome Xenia and Stamboul are noted with destinations like Manila Montevideo Newark and Montreal along with several steamers and barks sailing or passing by on July 14.

Antwerp Larnica Sinclair New York Equato Grant Sailea St Athome Fleming Baltimore Xenia Reynolds Montevideo Manila Carneff Carontelet Stetson Liverpool Cadiz Bessie May Buck New Yok Gibraltar Dartsouth Cilurnum Beadle Newcastle San Francisco Fastret Masterhorn San Frencises Queenstown Bessel Watson Ork Liscard Byrne Avonmeuth Soucester Wm D Seed Curlett Portland Falmouth Reece Nellie T Guest Cann York Gorguei Cid Baltimore Goree Lucy W Snow Burgess Boston Glenochil Hay Calcutta Resolute Rio Marina Philadelphia Olympia Brown Mediterranean London Park S P Chase US Revenue Plymouth Movilie Caspian Barrett Halifax Oneessina Picqua Clayton New Keans Melbourne Park Newsboy Fake Nsw Cone E Maud Emerson Uebec WSW Air Mathias Southampton Rhein Jungst Bremen Sjodrouningen Ericksen Stettin Hermann Meyer Deptford Swansea Orig Zerelde Kichham Charlottetown Pei Sourabaya Venezuela Perry Amboina

Domestic Ports Trade and Vessel Movements Updated

A dense shipping list records arrivals, clearances, and sailings across U S ports. Vessels from Savannah to New York, Boston to Wilmington, and brig ships traverse Charleston, Brunswick, Newport News, and Key West with cargoes of coal, bark entries, and steamer movements.

Names of people and places listed in a long directory

A sweeping collection of names, towns, and firms appears, listing individuals like J Hayes, W E Collins, J Smith, and dozens more from Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, alongside businesses and addresses. The item resembles a social or professional directory extract with scattered notes on embroidery sales and a note about lactic acid as a product.

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