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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1885

Page

4

Filthy Charlestown dwelling ordered vacated

The board of health ordered No. 18 Edmunds court Charlestown vacated for its filthy condition. The funeral of Charles F. Richards, connected with the new Boylston Museum, was held at No. 68 Chandler street with Rev. Schwartz officiating. Remains laid to rest at Mt. Hope cemetery. Twelve candidates for fire captain were examined by a board including Dr Samuel A. Green, Thomas F. Temple, and William F. Davis.

Board of Health Edmunds Court Charlestown Charles F. Richards Boylston Museum Chandler Street Schwartz Mt. Hope Cemetery Fire Department Samuel A. Green State Board of Health, Lumacy and Charity Thomas F. Temple

Continuation of Charges Against Cambridge Almshouse Officers

The Cambridge Almshouse cruelty inquiry resumed at city hall with witnesses including Patrick Lynch and James Williams. Lynch described inmates locked in cells, inappropriate feeding, and nurses alert to mistreatment. Williams testified to beatings, confinement, and deprivations. Adjourned to 5 pm for further testimony.

Anthony Murnighan Cambridge Almshouse Hough Thomas Vobin Thomas Couroy Tewksbury Turner James Williams Bryant Mr. Bryant Kenny Mr. Hough

Fires in Boston area barns and shops cause minor damage

Fire alarms from boxes 575 235 273 and 45 report incidents in Brighton West Roxbury Malden and Central Square. Unoccupied barn on Western avenue Brighton owned by George Hollis sustained no damage. Cigar store at 41 Warren street owned by Charles J Landrick damaged $100 from a gas metre fire. West Roxbury barn destroyed with unknown origin. Malden incidents include a lamp explosion at Wiliam Lund store and a kerosene lamp fire at C A Lernee's apothecary, insured.

Boston Western Avenue Brighton George Hollis Warren Street Charles J. Landrick West Roxbury Park Malden Wiliam Lund Syafare C. A. Lernee William Costello

Somerville Assessors Announce City Valuation Totals

City assessors report ward values totaling 24,578 and 200 dollars with ward 1 at 1,37,528 260 ward 2 at 7,369 400 ward 3 at 5,084,200 and ward 4 at 5,202,200. Tax rate remains the same as last year at 1600 on 1000.

Somerville Ward

Weather synopsis and daily readings in early New England area

Indications for the New England states point to fair weather with increasing cloudiness and occasional local showers, southerly winds, and nearly stationary temperatures. The Middle Atlantic states expect occasional local showers and southerly winds with near-stationary temperatures. The Lower Lake region reports occasional local rain, southern winds, and slight temperature changes. The document lists station readings for Boston and New York City, including barometer, thermometer, dew point, precipitation, humidity, and wind data with times and 1585 date context.

New England States Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake Region Sosice Upserven Samat Segxvicx I Os Boston Aserwemere

Disastrous Inning Defines Chicago Boston Game

In a one sided Chicago Boston tilt the visitors scored six runs in the first inning as errors and wild plays plagued both teams. Anson’s men showed weak fielding with Gore slipping from third base and misplays from Mor ying and Pfeffer. Listkons controlled pitching for Boston, while Buffinton and Hackett struggled with control. Providence beat Buffalo 7 1 in a high scoring affair with six runs in the second inning aided by balls and errors. New York defeated St Louis as Welch could not be touched. Other results included Lawrences topping Brocktons and Mets beating St Louis with high offense.

Boston Anson Buffinton Hackett Wise Poorman Chicagos Buff Sam Merrill Gore Morying Joe Listkson Pfeff R Morrill Hornung Dalrymple Providence Grays Rowe Myers Lillie Buffalo Richardson Carroll Bassett Denny Daily Hines Buffalos PO. A. Erich’de Brouthers Bane Crowley Words Enhe Providences Po.a.eaines Blue Daily Start Radbourn Radford Farrell Welch Ewing O’ Rourke Keefe Louis PO. A. E. Glasscock Dunlap McKinnon O Burns Bes Donce Bek A Shafer Quinn Suteline NEW Yorks Po.a.e H’rke Cfc Conner Keele Law Gillespie Fcr Iliiut AaReto Atrepecesas Ayyed Nins St. Louis Luisscock Connor Esterbrook Scla Dson Gerhardt Ward Otebrook Sutcliffe O'Rourke Dalls Mojority Hone Andrews Bastian Fogarty Bostons Detroits Philadelphias Haverhill Portlands Haverhills Riverside Titcomb Robinson Fulmer lLeague New England Brockton Eimpire Sullivan Manning Flint Goston Detroit Journal Larry Corcoran Detroit Free Press Biddefords

Racing at Cazenovia lake features Hanlan versus Hosmer

About 1000 spectators watched Edward Hanlan of Toronto defeat George Hosmer of Boston in a rough three mile course at Cazenovia lake. The time was 18 minutes 46 seconds, with the event criticized for lack of survey and organization. Also report Saratoga racing results from July 23 including Primero and Freeland winners, plus Hull Yacht club regatta delays and rescheduled races set for July 27 with 2:30 start.

Boston A. Department Signal Service United States Armay Albany Detroit Mich Oswego N.Y Vincent Cess Croscenrnns New York Philad UR Se Syracuse N. Y Cazenovia Lake Edward Hanian Toronto George Hosmer Hanlan Saratoga Flyers Saratoga Primero Waddell Bryant Calera Erebus Editor Guydette Yme Excelsior Freeland Ten Stone Kosciusko Hazarus Albia Jim Douglass Hull Yacht Club

Inquiry into Fisher Hill site linked to stock buying

MES SIMMONS'S ACCOUNT. The hearing on stock buying and Fisher Hill involves Councilmen Collison and Wightman with evidence from Avery Morse and others. Testimony covers funds, bank accounts, and the proposed Fisher Hill site for a high service reservoir, with questions about record accuracy and scope of inquiry.

Fisher Hill Collison New York City C. Fred Howe Commonwealth National Bank Mr. Simmons H. S. Vanderbilt Boston National Bank Simmons Daniel P. Hallett L. J. Simmons Avery Morse Hallett New York W. A. Simmons Fred G. Story Security Safe Deposit Company Story Mr. Morse Mr.Story Mr.Avery Mrs. Simmons Common Council Osborne William Taylor, Jr William H. Coburn Harry N. Collison Witness High Service Engineer Wightman Brighton Chestnut Hill Parker Hill Roxbury Wightman Water Committee Water Board Taylor Cherrington Cherringson Clarendon Hills White Council Pen “Arpa

Foreman fatally scalded in Roxbury brewery tank blast

Patrick Houlihan 42, foreman at Highland Spring brewery, was scalded when a mash tank burst at Heath and Terrace streets Roxbury. He died at City Hospital at 6:35 PM. Deputy Patrick Eagan, 67, of Terrace Street, was badly scalded and hospitalized. Henry Barrett 18, of North Hanson, fell from an outward bound Old Colony train at South Abington, sustaining a compound arm fracture and head injuries. he refused amputation.

Patrick Houlihan Highland Spring Heath and Terrace Streets Roxbury City Hospital Heath Street Patrick Eagan Terrace Street Henry Barrett North Hanson Old Colony South Abington

Sanford's Perfect Heel Protectors Advertised

The great objection to steel nails and surface plates for heels is their slipperiness and noise. Sanford's Perfect Heel Protectors offer a quieter, less slippery alternative and may extend heel wear by three or four months. Single pairs ten cents, Sanford Mfg Co, No 36 High street.

Sanford Sanford Mfg Co High Street

Bonds Offered by J. F. Amsden & Son Address 50 Congress

Amsden and Son advertise a city of Terre Haute Indiana investment line with 5 percent bonds in 10-20 year offerings. Also promoted is Post Keller Dining Rooms at 41 Milk Street with a broad salad and hot meat menu at reasonable prices.

J. F. Amsden & Son Congress Street City of Terre Hache Ind Post Keller Dining Rooms Milk Street

Death of Gen Grant Sparks Nationwide Mourning

Aldermen and council members plan actions as city meetings occur this evening across the commonwealth. Despatches report nationwide demonstrations of sorrow at General Grant's death. Bells toll, flags at half mast, and organizations observe the funeral day with appropriate ceremonies.

Commonwealth States of the Union Gen. Grant

Public Recognition of Grant Death in Boston Drapery Displays

Citizens observed swift public mourning as Gen. Ulysses S. Grant died. News bulletins, half mast flags, and expansive draperies appeared citywide. Decorators showcased portraits, banners, and memorial setups in stores and hotels along Tremont, Washington, and Congress streets, honoring the fallen general.

United States State House City Hall Gen. Grant Ulysses S. Grant Faneuil Hall Jordan, Marsh & Co S. B. Suits Washington and Avon Streets Washington Street R. H. White & Co Bedford Street William S. Butler & Co Tremont Street Tremont Temple Cne U. S. GG Shepard, Norwell & Co Noyes and Blakesley Lincoln Garfield Macallar, Parker & Co Cupples Upham & Co School Washington Streets Gen Grant Parker House Bright, Torrey & Co White, Smith & Co Delay & Meade, Florists Potter Drug and Chemical Company Columbus Avenue Conrad’s Gross & Straus’s Winter Street Transcript Building Frank J. McQueeney’s School Street Comer’s Blue Cornhill Thompson’s Spa Grand Army Pemberton Square Franklin Crosby Washington L. D. Boise & Son Spitz Bros. & Mark Boston Post Messenger Bros. & Jones George A Castor & Co Wyman’s Cafe Cobb, Bates & Yerxa 3. A. Atkinson & Co Houghton & Dutton Sullivan’s Apothecary Beacon Street Brine and Norcross Keep W. D. Whitney & Co R. H. Stearns & Co Chickering & Sons G. Beck & Co

Counterfeit Grant Portrait Pushed by Bufford Lithographers

Bufford’s Sons of Boston and Chicago prepared Thursday to meet a large demand for a counterfeit presentment of General Grant. The portrait is a faithful likeness from his most public appearance and carries praise from Col. Fred Grant who lauds it as an excellent portrait in acknowledgment.

J. H. Bufford Boston New York Chicago Gen. Grant Col Fred Grant

Peter H. Watson Dies in University Place Home

Peter H. Watson ex president of the Erie railway died Wednesday night after a long illness in his University Place apartments. He served as first assistant secretary of war in the Civil War with charge of ordnance and quartermaster branches and acted as secretary during Stanton's absence. Before the war he was Washington's leading patent lawyer and a top United States practitioner.

Peter H. Watson Erie Railway University Place Mr. Watson Ordnance Quartermaster Mr. Stanton Washingte Uniteds

Police Commissioners Issue General Orders on Officer Violations

The old board of police commissioners issued general orders on Thursday detailing dispositions for policemen. Patrolman Walter L. Hoad of division 11 was found guilty of rule 111 and fined 10 days' pay. Patrolman Nathan S. Albee of division 2 was guilty of rule 111 and fined five days. Patrolmen Edwin O. Merver and Albert Davis, for violation of rule 111, were found guilty.

Board of Police Commissioners Waiter L. Hoad Nathan S. Albee Rey Edwin O. Merver Albert Davis Eugene M. Johnson Richard H. Sait Daniel H. Drew James M. Day John M. Jackson John M. Driscoll Benjamin H. Hunt

Probable Murder Trunk Found Floating Near Chestnut Street

A man at Union Boat Club saw a coarse potato bag containing a severed female trunk, about 160 pounds, dressed only in a soiled chemise. Autopsy pending. Medical Examiner cautious on murder ruling. Trunk may have come from multiple points along the harbor or Cambridge.

Alexander W. Cormack Union Boat Club Chestnut Street Cormack Stedian Tinkham S. Noclew Cambridge Steadman

New Boston Police Commissioners Confirmed and Installed

The Boston executive council confirmed the new police board after opposition to Osborne and Lee. The board took oath, moved to Pem berton square, and issued General Order No. 1 authorizing continued rules. Whiting and associates took over the premises. old commissioners aided the transition.

Executive Council Board of Police Osborne Lee Secretary of State Pemberton Square O’brien Boston City of Police Department Albert T. Whiting William H. Lee William M. Osborne

Fireworks Display and Concert at Hotel Nantasket

This evening at Hotel Nantasket a grand fireworks display from B M Wedger’s laboratory will thrill guests. Reeves’s American band performs a popular program with enhancements by Russell and Sturgis. Steamers from Rowe’s Wharf run hourly, making trips at 9 30 and 4 00 PM. Next Sunday’s concert will feature the favorite temple quartet.

Hotel Nantasket B. M. Wedger Reeves Messrs Russell & Sturgis Rowe

Ladies Day at Framingham Camp Attendance Noted

Governor's staff attended with many notaries as news of General Grant's death spread. Gen Peach sent a messenger to Boston to confer with Gov Robinson on observance of the event at the camp. The governor could not attend, and the Saturday parade may be omitted.

Framiham Grant Gen. Peach Boston Gov. Robinson

Noted Visitors and Health News From New England

Thomas Nash 18 summering in Europe Hon Eustace C Fitz improves Rev Mark Trafton rusticating at Mooseheld lake James A Doherty visiting Bangor John G Sinclair visiting Portsmouth guest of J M Goodwin Biddeford Hon Matthew Hale to spend July at Nantucket Hale once a mugwump Ex-President Arthur’s face browner and healthier Wading trout brooks and salmon fishing Miss Cleveland’s book may net 40000 to 50000 Widow of Charles C Robinson receives 10000 life insurance Engagement of Harry Andrews Rambler to Miss Kate May announced

Thomas Nash Europe Eustace C. Fitz Mark Trafton D. D Mooseheld Lake James A. Doherty Michael Doherty Bangor John G. Sinclair Portsmouth John M. Goodwin Biddeford Matthew Hale Albany Nantucket Hale Arthur Washington Cleveland Charles C. Robinson Strafford N. H Harry Andrews Rambler The Lewiston Journal Kate May Lewiston S. E. May

Ship News Record From Major Ports

Shipping news lists vessels arriving or departing major ports with dates in July. Entries include Linn O Dea from Baracoa New York and Philadelphia bound ships like City of Rome from Liverpool and Ems from New York. Also noted are Mariposa from Honolulu Wyoming from New York and Guillermo from Baltimore with varied origins and destinations.

Port of Boston Steamer Listings and Clearances

Shipping notices show multiple steamers and brigs clearing and sailing from Boston Port, with routes to St John NB, Portland, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York. Notable vessels include New Brunswick Colby, Cumberland Thompson, Chatham Hallett, Saxon Snow, Pottsville Bacon, Harrisburg Albertson, Cambridge Ingraham, and Joan Brooks Snowman. Also listed are several sardine and coastwise steamers and a Trinidad sugar voyage aboard Sir Marion H Rand.

Linn O' Dee Miller Baracoa R Noyes New Brunswick Colby Annapolis Nss W H Kuby Gene Diet Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Portland W H Kilby Chatham Hallett Baltimore Norfolk S Howes Saxon Snow Philadelphia E B Sampson Pottsville Bacon Harrisburg Albertson Cambridge Ingraham Bangor James Littlefield Joan Brooks Snowman Charles F Williams Temnont Donovan C F Williams George A Chafee Proctor Gloucester Longfellow Smith Provincetown Marion H Rand Jeffries Trinidad Cuba Chase Foster & Co Fanny Flint Lubec Warren New Richmond Bay Chaleur Flash Hatfield Emma E Potter Jones Clementsport Temperance Bell Tower Maggie S Seeley St John Iseh Bessie Carson Baker French Cross Mary Elizabeth Everett Port Gilbert Carne Easter Hillsboro Duhlin Strankel Port Medway Lisch Acad Foster St John Rie Bradford R Woodside Reed Charles Noble Simmons Babbitt Everett Webster Kelley Adelpert Ames Bateson Breethy Calais Fatfield Bassett Mary E Pearson Pendleton Sanger New Packet Francis Millbridge Diana Orne Wiscasset Grampus Anthony Franklin Emily Jes Coleman Saco Herbert Perkins Rock Hattie Lewis Lowe W Raitt Oleman Satellite Adderton Eliot Lillie Martin Martin M C Rowe Newburyport Swis Benj B Curch E B Phillips Eastsoutheast Cape Cod Fore Jesse H Freeman Anderson Port Antonio J H Freeman Henry Lindsey Shulee Osseo Haley Jas L Sullivan Addie M Bird Cushman Vetch Humphrey & Co Gate City Hedge Savannah F W Nickerson Sihonaanren Grace K Green Gardiner E C Knight New York Nova Scotia Hughes Live Halifax Saturnina Echevarria Cienfuegos Hattie H Barbour Barbour Havre de Grace E P Mason Nickerson Providence Eva L Ferris Stapleton Jennie M Carter Eaton Charles F Mayer Hoboken Norena Chase St Johns Lulu Ammerman Bennett Williamsburg Garland Kelley Dover William G Lewis Baxter H R Tilton Annie Krane Asturiano St Jago Endymion Carthagena Searsville Acadia Jam Warrenton Knox Boston Adeline Wentworth Tantemount Princeton Gray Bath E B Leiseuring Davidson Charles L Mitchell Frost Cotton Sarah D Fell Lovelana Ellen M Golder Griffin Bucksville SC P Emerson Emerson Curacoa Calanis Schs Watchman Hamilton Jed F Tluren Noble J W Curry Benos Ayres Georghcita Alley Wickford Fair Dealer March Mist Rowe Folcn Delaware Sadler Beverly Seth W Smith Martin Currie Aucusta Holt Coweset William M Everett McDanie Port Johnson Charleston Trascoli Teneriffe Bondevennen Olsen, Livere City of Palatka Vogel Aurchen Kramer Saenees Mie DeHart Brewster Ew Ork Fall River Wilder Sullivan Guptil Ésal Weston Arlington Leach Colorado Daniils Georgetown DC Mattie Alma Windsor Eliza Levensale Thomaston E Willard Bangor KE P Rogers George W Glover Rockland Success Charles H Sprague John Stockham Onward Maggie Mulvey Perseverance Wesley Abbott Ellsworth Bertha Elover Rockland Ann Eliza Edith T Goudy Rockport MC Carroll J Pierce Oak Wood Carmela Smith Belfast Adolfe Bockman Hamburg Rebecca Crowell Crowell Buenos Ayres Lieut Maury Cape Town Mary, Hansen Stettin Vrigs Manson Harlow Sierra Leone Echo Foster Bridgetown Carrie Walker Starkey Luta Pierce Pierce St John J L Cotte Cougan Yarmouth Rendo McIntire Jeddo St Stephens Hell Gate Sachem Bartlett Shanghai Maury Hansen Baltic Shis Newport Hannah Blackman Burdie Weehawken Bucksport J H Eells Greenlaw Telegraph Gilkey Daniel Brittain Elias Ross Lewis Hingham Willard Saulsbury Elizabethport William Mazyck Somers Worfolk Trudell Fiddler John M Broomall Gandy Jesse Murdock Phinney Wareham Sch D& E Kelley Taylor Saybrook Mass Pensacola Vespucci Narizzano Genoa Veritas McCully Diedra Priscilla Schmidt Liverpool Traveller Torrensen Delfzyl South Cambria Victoria Harrison Resolute Weaveley Rio Marina Saga McDonald Fowey Sparkling Water Hitchborn Havana Icis Robert H Rathluen Richmond Luther A Roby Potter New Bedford William Age Gath Emily S Baymore E S Lee Lee James S Lowell Kennebec Ercole Ruggiero Montevideo Emily R Dyer Fabriel Beethoven Williams Rotterdam Addie Moriji Andrews Carbarien Dreadnaugh Robert Pettis Torrey

From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven July 22

Maritime notes from Vineyard Haven list vessels and crews traveling from Philadelphia to Boston and from Sullivan to New York. Seafaring names include Arsche Mary B Judge Branscomb White Foam Hatch St John NB Hattie White Crabtree Prospect Powers Abner Taylor Dodge Bangor Alice T Boardman Rice Lady Elien Clark Wm G R Mowry Mote Calais. Wm G R Mowry reported to have lost mainsail.

Vineyard Haven Arsche Mary B Judge Philadelphia Boston Holmes Branscomb White Hatch St John New York Hattie Crabtree Prospect Powers Sullivan Abner Taylor Dodge Bangor Alice T Boardman Rice Lady Elien Clark R Mowry Mote Calais Mowry Quail Nantucket Shoals Clara Fletcher Sargent Deer Isle Clos Hattie Lowe Bath Palatka Fia Manas Knowlton Druid Odell Helen G King Amos Falkenburg Potter Prudence Grace Cushing Ellen Perkins Mary A Rice Boothbay John Douglass Jordan Frank Barker Meader Portland Western Light Tibbetts Bristol Pemaguid Wheeler Sailea Minot Hathaway Machias Marblehead Wood Cock Hawes Gloucester Ellsworth Toronto County Brooklyn Henry B Ritter Patterson Steamiug Resolute Louise

Letters Reported From Hatteras Ground July Nineteenth

Provincial notice from Provincetown dated July 23 reports Ellen Rizpah Dunhaw aboard a Hatteras ground sailing ship on July 19 with 40 barrels of sp oil three weeks out and also stowage on the Mary G Curren. Dyer of Provincetown reports 1,250 barrels of hpb oil four months out. The Hattie E Smith of Edgartown with Ripley is reported all well at latitude 37 35, longitude 70 30 on July 19.

Provincetown Mass Ellen Rizpah Dunhaw Hatteras Ground Mary G Curren Dyer Provinceown Lon Hattie E Smith Ripley Edgartown

Auction totals from wrecked bark Flonora sale

United States Marshal sold materials from the wrecked Swedish bark Flonora at Key West on July 22 for 560 dollars.

Key West

Wrecks, Repairs and Storms Plague Seasports Channel

Shipping news reports multiple vessels hit by storms and accidents. The City of Dallas and Emma D Endicott arrived damaged off Port Eads and Hog Island, while ships like the City of Benares and Amazone show pump failures and rigging losses. Sifts through several bark and steamer incidents near Vineyard Haven Norfolk Falmouth and ports, with reports of collisions, broken masts, and salvage actions around July 21 22 23 across Atlantic and Gulf routes.

Vineyard Haven R Mowry Calais City of Sydney Nsw Falmouth Amazone Ger Meyer Trambure Dungeness Charleston Gertrude Abbott Joe Reed Vineyard Sound Miramichi Barksam Gordon Bessie Markham Gordon Markham Lorden Peake Miquivus New York Cape Town Portsmouth Fm Wiston Sullivan Newcastle Wharf Abbie C S « Kiomen Boston Architect New Orleans Liverpool Loggerhead Key Eleanora Pensacola Queensborough

Despatches Summarize Port Movements July Through July 23

A special despatch lists Caribbean and Atlantic cargo and passenger movements. Brig Eastern Star and brig Victoria sailed for New York, with others shipping from Barbados and Barbadoes to New York and London lanes. Steamers from New York to Callao Havana and Liverpool, plus vessels bound for Philadelphia and St Thomas, fill this late July traffic snapshot.

Antigua—or Eastern Star Bogart Barbadoes New York Sdh Levina Warren Johnson Sarah Eaton Crowley Julia Kmtschky Monarchi Do Victoria Spencer EEA Acapulco New Org. Barbadoes Caroline Green Pillsbury St Kitts Carbarien Poe Eva Lynch Corning Lilian Rumball North of Hatteras Onolaska Griggs Adele Thackara Mumford Scotia Shearer Carndiff Great Surgeon Flinn Hongong Ciudad Bolivar H! Callao Fastnet Croma London Matanzas John J Marsh Whittier Maranham Sarah Godfrey Pinkham Panama San Juan San Francisco Southampon Ems Newark Stage Perc David Brown Pendleton St Hitts Trinidad St John NB Sdis Frank & Willie Julian Pratt James Warren Philadelphia Turks Island

Foreign Ports Report of Ship Departures and Clearances

Harbor and port movement summary listing vessels sailing or cleared, with vessel names, masters, origins, destinations, and dates across Buenos Ayres Barbadoes Jamaica Chatham St John Kingston Panama Quebec Sydney Newcastle St John Newfoundland and other ports. Ships include Mendoza Helen Marion St Francois Jumma Selaetta Olinda Nancy Holt Caroline Gray John K Souther Atlantic Anita Iodine Lucy P Miller Alvo Arran Palos Niagara Sardinian Lauderdale Queen of Australia Victoria Bay Dido Ellida Kedron Livonia and others with cargo routes to London Port Limon Progreso and Portland.

Buenos Ayres aAr Mendoza McAllister Hull Helen Marion Robinson Pensacola St Francois Gagnon Canada Barbadoes Jumma Moss Port Spain Sdh Selaetta Bissett St John Olinda Kendrick St Johns Nancy Holt Seh Palos Eldridge Shieldso Tough Niagara Baker Cardenas Iodine Smith Eatonville Kingston Ja Lucy P Miller Galt Orleans Port Limon Alvo Williams New York Colon Elsie Bayles Progreso Arran Brown San Andreas Robi Hine Phillips Trent Scotland Luckhurst London Escalona Anderondo Garth Hawkins Hastings Lawrence Rosario Galena Parks Buenos Yres Newcastle lIn Elery Barkis Portland Panama Collins Liverpool Quebec Lauderdale Barrow Sydney Nsw iIn Victoria Bay Morrison Fo Bay Dido Thurston En Tore St John NB Ellida Forman Glasgow Gunn Bolmann Penarth Kedron West Adde Livonia McKinley Abenystwith Cimepts Mitchell

Ocean freight manifests from late July shipping moves

A sweep of 19th and 22nd July entries details ships and sails across Atlantic routes. Vessels include steamer Westernland, Annandale, Zealandia, Circassia, Rhaetia, Numida, British Princess, Prydain, Good Hope Reef, and City of Berlin among others, with destinations such as New York, Liverpool, Boston, Montreal, Calcutta, and St Johns. Cargoes and departures feature bark Argyll, Dusty Miller, Gatineau, and Arran, noting ports like San Francisco, New Orleans, and Bordeaux, and operators including Campbell, Webber, and Vogelge seng.

Ceed Westernland Randle Noel Knowlton Newark Archangel Annandale Boston Auckland Zealandia Webber Dues Nsw San Francisco Cardiff Argyll Smith Montevideo Merioneth Thomas Fastnet Historian Hughes Orleans Liverpool Circassia Campbell Greenock Charlies Stewart Grant Panger Maggie St Johns Gatineau Wilson Quebec Arran McMurty Holyhead Pased Dusty Miller St John Carnarvon Hull Union Canada Caspian Barrett Baltimore St Jehons Halifax London British Queen Anderson Cape Breton Gravesend Govino Stephenson New York Newcastle Lizard Corean Menzies Montreal Ocean King Denham Exie Pearce Havre Marseilles McLeod Fulton Richindoe City of Berlin Land New Otk Rotterdam Triumph Kemp Jennie Parker Veale Southampton Neckar Bussius Bremen Shields Eskedal Uistrup Galveston Ton Brieuc Arche d’Alliance Seville Sailea Veritas Charleston Trapanti Schoonlaze West Hartlepool Aor Charlotte Littlefield Moller Key West

Hotel Arrivals List From Across the Nation

A lengthy guest roster shows arrivals at hotels in multiple cities including Elk Rapids Stamford Philadelphia New York Boston Hartford Baltimore Detroit Chicago and others. Names span prominent individuals and travelers with many entries from New York Philadelphia Oakland Newark and Atlantic City among states and provinces.

New York Simonds Fitchburg L Bartlett A W Burr Boston J P Kinton Milwaukee F Conant Cincinnati R Silvester Indianapolis DeWitt Conn Levenarton Lyons & Wf Portian L Petitt Troy Collins Merrill Southington Millard Adams Baltimore McCleary Gunby Jetsworth & Co George George & Co Re Champlain Arnold Charleston Neil U' Heil & Son Creigh Chicago Marks Craw Chicax Mantonya Mantonya & Co Thorne Thorne & Co Grand Rapids Mich R Mayhew Helena Seelig Kan Sam L Bierer Lawrence & Bierer Kearney Munroe Lafayet Ind L Fairey Tre P Ross A D Morse Ads Owego S Chamberlain N Chamberlain & Son Pittsburg A S Scott W EK Schmertz Philadelphia E Benane CcCurdy & Co Washington J Albert Williams F L Wilson

Steamers State of Maine sail from Commercial Wharf schedule

The steamer State of Maine sails from Commercial Wharf every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 8 30 A M. The 1230 Boston and Maine connection links with the steamer at Portland. Baggage checked through to Campobello. Tickets and staterooms at 205 Washington Street. For island information contact Alex S Porter at 27 State Street.

State of Maine Cumberland Boston and Maine R. RB Portland Campobello Washington Street Island Alex. S. Porter State Street

Trade and Service Advertisements From Boston area

Large stock of millinery goods by C J Maynard & Co. and various vendors offer steel, cement, lime, brewing, and hardware supplies. Watchmaker Henry Aston advertises jewelry and locksmith services. Clothes cleansing and military uniform repairs by Swain's, and wholesale building materials by Ames and Co. Typing and copying services listed by Emerson & Ca. and Miss S. Hieder.

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