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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1886

Page

4

South Boston Yacht Club opens season with races and clubhouse dedication

The South Boston Yacht Club kicked off its 86th season with two major events at City Point. A morning race series started at 10:50 with the Trinket as stake boat and judges aboard, followed by the dedication of the new clubhouse. Crowds filled the grounds as spectators packed seating and the field to witness the races and ceremonies.

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South Boston Yacht Club City Point Trinket J. E. Baker Thompson’s Island H. M Viene E. C. Steveng Lady May W. J. Tilley Flora Lee D. H. Lincoln Victor C. A. Borden Ceeeesesese Captain Cooley The Fearless Cooper Vera Nydia Worchester Dorchester Yacht Club Spectacle Long Islands Deer Island Point Beacon Little Fawn Graves South End Boston St. Louis Bostons Parsons and Tate Sweeney Myers Parsons Seery Glasscock Dunlap Joe Hornung Yute Morrill Hornung
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Wavernitt Game Attracts Three Thousand In Attendance

Three thousand spectators watched a doubleheader in Wavernitt Mass with notable fielding by McGarr and O Connell and a remarkable catch by Donavan. Scoring shows Lawrencees over Haverhill with detailed boxouts and miscues, plus a separate Newburyport Brockton game featuring strong plays and multiple base steals. The day lasted about one hour and forty minutes.

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Lawrencees Haverhilus O’connell O McGarr Jurps O Munce Donavan Olsiattery Gorman Garl, Clissccen Burke Bresnahan Cox O Hawkes Pettee Murphy,p Donald Irwin Crowley McKeever Ascai Lawrences Slattery Burns O'Connell Carl Murphy erors—Haverhills Ly Murphy Frank Radford Newburryyrpoort Newburyports Brocktons
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Princeton Harvard Meet Ties College League Standing

An 8000 strong crowd at Holmes's field watched Princeton and Harvard play a thrilling game in Cambridge. Pitching by Nichols and Bickham was strong, Brownlee suffered a finger injury, and Shaw filled in well. Harvard tied in the ninth on Harris, then Wrestling scored in the late innings after Smith's hit, giving Harvard the win and tying them with Princeton for first in the College League.

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Denpy Seery Parsons Myers St. Louis Bostons Sweeney Glasscock Dunap An McKinton Burdock Nash Morris Gaffney Raebourn Daly Morrill Bardock Johnston Radbourn Johnson Daily Hornung Sutton Threebagger Holmes Princeton Harvard Cambridge Nichols Bickham Brownlee Shaw Harris Smith Foster Willard Phillips Blossom
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Mayflower trial trip under sail exceeds hopes for speed

The Mayflower completed a trial run off Marblehead with eleven and a quarter knots in moderate wind and main sail, jib, jib-staysail, and a small topsail. Ed ward Burgess praised its condition, foresees strong windward performance, and plans repairs to fit canvas for upcoming races with Puritan and Atlantic peers at Marblehead and Boston.

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Boston Edward Burgess Marblehead Huron Gloucester Beverly McManus Eastern Yacht Club General Paine Atlantic New York Seewanbaka Priscilla Commodore Forbes Burgess Mr. Burgess
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Boston University Class Day Held at Governor Claflin’s Grounds

The Liberal Arts senior class held exercises on Newtonville grounds near ex governor Claflin’s residence. A pavilion hosted poems and an oration, followed by a tree planting and a class yell. Notables included ex Governor Claflin, Dr Huntington, and university professors. The theology school convened with conference visitors, exams, and an informal convocation at Jacob Sleeper Hall.

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College of Liberal Arts Boston University Claflin Newtonville Jd. C. Ferguson A. L. Heath L. H. Dorchester Warren A. 8. Bridges Grace Watson D. C. Ferguson School of Theology Jacob Sleeper
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Two Interesting Events at Mystic Park Races

A large crowd attended Mystic Park races yesterday with two main events, the free for all and the 2:35 class, plus a local race. T. L. D. won all three heats of the free for all, while Milton, Jersey Lily, John, Harry, Lady Gibley and Bluebell contested the 2:35. A stray horse caused early track disruption, finishing with Milton and Jersey Lily dead locked before postponement to morning. The South Boston Trotting Association capped the day with a five-starter local race won by Ed.

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Mystic Park T.L.D Maurice C George A Milton Jersey Lily John Harry Lady Gibley Bluebell South Boston Trotting Association
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The Theatre in Japan A Glimpse of Stage Life

The article describes Japanese theatre with fine scenery and costumes, noting limited perspective by native artists and a long, social viewing ritual. Audiences attend multiple plays in a day, changing acts, while enjoying meals and monologues seen as declamation. It recounts a specific plot of a nobleman’s daughter and a pipe-mender, leading to a tragic double death and hari-kari.

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Hari-Kari
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MIT Class Day Celebrates Graduating Seniors

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology held class day exercises in Huntington Hall with flowers, patriotic banners, and Memorial day themes. The program opened with an orchestral overture and glee club song, followed by James E. Simpson’s class history and Louis F. Cutter’s poetry. Albert E. Leach served as class prophet. Officers included Frank L. Locke as president and Harry E. H. Clifford as vice-president. Committees were led by Locke and Clifford with Fred E. Foss and others. An afternoon social in the new building featured dancing and refreshments with many young ladies in attendance.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Huntington Hall Institute Glee Club James E. Simpson Louis F. Cutter Albert E. Leach Frank L. Locke Harry E. H. Clifford Henry P. Merriam Theodore R. Foster Harry H. Clifford Fred E. Foss Theodore Stebbins Wilson H. Low Joseph S. Neave James K. Simpson
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Cabinet officer fails at romance at presidential reception

A New York Sun item recounts a cabinet officer secretly in love with a woman not his wife. At a pre Lent official reception his mood brightened then shaded with despair as the desired rival smiled openly. A clever ruse by Mrs Blank's party saved him from social mortification.

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New York Sun Mrs. Blank
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The Red Bandana Ruse on a Chicago Train

A Wisconsin passenger in a smoking car carries a red bandana and fears police and a false murder rap. A helpful peanut vendor warns him that displaying the bandana in Chicago could invite arrest, coercion, and ruin for his family, urging its removal before danger arrives.

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Wisconsin Chicago Peanut Boy Feller
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Ten Eyck Wins War of Wets as Laing Withdraws

The Lake Quinsigamond boat race between James A Eyck of Worcester and Joseph Laing of Montreal for 500 a side ended badly for Laing who quit three-quarters of a mile from the finish. Eyck led at half a mile, Laing vomited and Ten Eyck seized the lead, finishing ahead as Laing got back on a steamer.

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Worcester Lake Quinsigamond James A. Ten Eyck Joseph Laing Montreal Laing Ten Eyck
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Harvard Crimson Staff Dines at Parker's Last Evening

Harvard Crimson staff held a semi annual dinner at Parker's with F. Eb. E. Hamilton chairing J. A. Frye as toastmaster L. M. Garrison as poet and HH. G. Per king as chorister about twenty five attendees enjoyed singing toasts and socializing. Uniforms for Young's Hotel waiters were unveiled and designed by George C. Betta.

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Harvard Crimson Parker’s F. Eb. E. Hamilton J. A. Frye L. M. Garrison George C. Betta Boston Dental College Yeung’s Hotel KE. W. Branigan A. Whittle KE. McLeod Rice Louis Gillen Union Wharf Resolute Joan Drew Pearl Street City Hospital Abraham Goodman Goodman Levy Kingsley Thomas Sawyer Edgar Cleaves Chilson Place Inspector Robinson George Henpesse Canada
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European origins and manufacture of artificial eyes

The article explains that nearly all artificial eyes in the United States are imported from Europe with Paris producing the finest examples and Germany and Switzerland providing good ones. It describes glass construction, color matching, red vein detailing, and boxed storage. It notes higher use among workers in iron foundries and a typical cost of five dollars with a lifespan of one to five years.

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New York Sun Europe Paris Germany Switzerland
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The Seal Fishery Decline in Newfoundland

The Montreal Witness notes Newfoundland has slain the goose that laid the golden egg by slaughtering seals of all ages. As a result seal stocks shrink this year and the seal boat harvest falters. Despite some shoresmen taking more fish, overall harvests decline and destitution looms. It also contrasts 1814 exports, when value peaked despite a smaller population of 50,000 compared with 200,000 now.

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Newfoundland Montreal
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Hahnemann Society Dinner at Boston University

At the annual dinner of the Hahnemann Society of the Boston University medical department held at the Quincy House last evening, E. B. Philbrook presided. Forty covers were set. Toastmaster G. B. Rice led toasts with responses from J. S. Bishop and others. President Philbrook and honorary members spoke. An afternoon college meeting featured addresses by XK. B. Philbrook and J. E. Luscomb, with music by the Hahnemann quartet.

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Hahnemann Society Medical Department Boston University Quincy House E. B. Philbrook G. B. Rice J.S. Bishop M.D L. Clark W.S. Smith F. W. Ehit
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Quiet Yet Striking Fashion Trends in Summer Outfits

The piece surveys feminine dress trends with Mikado inspired touches on parasols and street wear embracing quiet elegance. It highlights red and yellow parasols with Brussels net, embroidered gloves, lace trim neckwear, printed foulards, tulle with semi precious stones, and revival of short basques, Arab wraps, and refined draperies. It notes tennis wear rising in popularity with a woolen bison cloth suit, velvet panels, and a bow tying left, plus sleek linen fronts and chemisette styles.

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Dicky
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Post Office Complaints Spark Reform Debate

The American Register of Paris notes public frustration with young women at the Paris post office who delay service to primp and socialize. The piece argues that longer waits and rude treatment offend customers, and suggests replacing female clerks with men if courtesy does not improve. It concludes that nicer behavior by the girls would restore trust, while faulting the staff for unprofessional conduct.

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eAmerican Register Paris Mae Yossy Pond Pond’s New York London
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Boston and New York literary clash over tradition and humorists

A writer returning from Boston and New York contrasts the two cities literary circles. He finds New York commercially driven yet livelier, while Boston literati cling to exclusivity, judging others harshly. They oppose Twain’s prominence, pushing to omit him from Stedman’s American literature work, a move likely to provoke national backlash.

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Boston New York Massachusetts Bay Charles River Berkshire Hills Edmund Clarence Stedman Mark Twain America James Russell Lowell Calaveras Stedman Twain Chicago News
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Fresh-water eels and their sharp-nosed giant

Popular Science Monthly describes three freshwater eel types the sharp nosed being the largest and best eating though the snig has finer flavor. The sharp nosed eel can reach impressive sizes with records of 34 pounds five feet long and 25 inch girth near Medway Rochester and 40 pounds in Kent.

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Popular Science Monthly Medway Rochester Kent Yarrell Cambridge Frank Buckland
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Local Patent Medicines Ad Teems With Quick Cures

An old time advertisement lists Hale's Honey as a best cough cure at 25 50 cents and $1. Glenn's Sulphur Soap promises healing and beauty for 25 cents. German Corn Remover claims to kill corns and bunions for 25 cents. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye offers black and brown at 50 cents. Pike's Toothache Drops claim a cure in one minute at 25 cents. Dean's Rheumatic Pills advertised as a sure cure at 50 cents.

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Hale Glenn Hill Plack & Brown Pike Dean
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Ship News: Steamers Arrived From Varied Ports

Off the Lizard May 29 Triumph from Newport News. Off Brow Head May 31 City of Chester from New York. Off Scilly May 31 Clintonia from New Orleans. Off Dover May 31 Longhirst from New York. At Newport May 28 Annandale from Port Royal. At Marseilles May 29 Archimede from New York. At Amsterdam May 29 Edam from New York. At Frederickshall May 29 Katie from New York. At Liverpool May 29 Polynesia from Montreal. At Liverpool May 36 Francisca from New York. At Hull May 30 Galileo from New York. At Dublin May 30 Welfield from Baltimore. At Bristol May 31 Dorset from New York. Notice to Captains follows with observations at Boston daily noon Greenwich Time and wind readings.

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Leith Big Loyalsa McLlellan New York Marseilles San Francisco Genato Genoa Sam Francisco Niewe Waterweg Jan Melchers Hemmes Rotterdam Philadelphia Oporte May Cory Goss St Johns Pauillac Agusta Pensacola Queenstown City of Canton Carnochan Hull Sarah & Emma Lewis Galway Menal Newcastle Raglan Castle Owen Peacemaker Clossen Fairmount King Bevai Meetus Wirps New Orleans Vila Stanas Rio Janeiro Crusader Hampton Roads Trojam Mosher Virginia Allen Barbadoes Aino Kak Huntress Guna Brun Graham the Lizard Triumph Newport News Brow Head City of Chester Scillv Clintonia Dover Longhirst Newport Annandale Port Royal Marseillies Archimede Amsterdam Edam Frederickshall Katie Liverpool Polynesia Montreal Francisca Galileo Dublin Welfield Baltimore Bristol Dorset
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Port of Boston May 31 Arrivals and Sailings Summary

Maritime brief lists multiple ships docking and departing Boston harbor on May 31. Steamer Scandinavian from Glasgow with 58 intermediate and 190 steerage passengers to H A Allan reports moderate winds and fog between latitudes, while Worcester to Charlottetown and Tali fax, and Wilkesbarre, Berks, Elsie, and brig Emma carry cargo and passengers. Numerous schooners and steamers bound for Hoboken, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other ports report light winds, calms, and fair weather through May 29. Two steamers sail eastward with tugs, barge Colby and Ice King in tow, toward New York and Kennebec.

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Scandinavian McDougall Glasgow Moville Mdse Allan Worcester Allen Charlottetown Pei Talifax F W Nickerson Harvey Brien Kilian Robichau Mereghan Hugh M. Rawdinge Annapolis Canning Packet Berry Mary Tu Varney Weeks Hattie Kelsey Rendall Port Johnson JS Lamprey Harding Hoboken Grace Green Sewa'd Odierre Crowell George E Young Baker Baltimore Otello Quidley Frank Harrington Kent Elizabeth Lee Philadelphia Bushrod Lucy Baker Thurton Rockport Lizzie May Smith Stuben Matilda Pinkham Winnegance Pattie L Sheets Dole Georgetown Crner J R Aiwooa Plymouth Newell Barrington William Jones Boston Collirs Gonaives Dupuy, Riboul & Co Luther C Ward Bardner Colby New York Ice King James W Drury Maggie S Hart Kennebec Astoria Dryad Jenkins Queensowah Elphinstone Dobson Mazerene North Angila Mumford Snow Providence Blackstone Mattie Franklin Tuttle Uli Miner Coronel Wilces Barbados Isobel Alberto Bishop Charleston Ella Moore Byers Granton Henry Winship Doane Elizabethport Nellie T Morse Bath Fannie Brown Sharrett Norfolk Calais Maynard Summer Dyer Feen bern—Sailea Virginia Hawley Galloway Emmas Saleston Stronans Liverpool State of Alabama la Champagne Havre Saratoga Havana Circassan Polynesia Hamburg John Dixon Mediterranean Egypt Guibraltar Nacoochee Kepus Sch Curtis Obile Nymphaea Brooks Marseilles Tycho Brahe Gregory Claymore Caxton Aberdeen Guidax Anderson Batavia Deodata Meleon Montreal Davidson Aspinwall Alfredo Rossi Rangoon Idis Rival Stuart Rew Loerkshire Mareh George Appold Warren West Point Scotia Lapstey George Sheppard Rich H P Eavens Hawkins Eva H Lewis Lewis Albany Horace Alien Thomas Potter Barry Fom New Bedford Ada Herbert Argo Gurney Wareham Norma Wilson Dennis O Foster Baxer Estelle Primate French St Jago Hawarden Rio Marina Pottsville Bacon Bearse Joe Read Sagua Mignon Coleera Mary A Greenwood Tooker Port Spain Leonora Monroe Matanza3 Rusell Larrabee Levi Hart Gules Stephen G Hat Rivers Henry Remsen Exredite Barewell Minnie Rowan St John Lizzie Raymond Aries Loveland Allegany Tyler Baltymore Celeste Hergv Nickerson Karl P Mason New Orleans Young Fred Snow Tate Perth Bey Saunders Richard Hudo Portland Stella Lorenzo Gargnilo Boston Greenock Martha J Brady Mayeguez Katie le Blanc Pictou Katie Ireland Harry Chatfield Richmond Wyoming Barks Brinkburn Priory Remore Cuba Sons L Rose Lehman Blew Parsons Elenora van Dusen Godfrey E A Gaskill Jennie E Simmons Orient Williams Luin Ammerman Lizzie Bowen Mary C Carroll Marty & Francis Freddie L Porter Annie E Valentine Lyman Big Ariadne Santos Schs Terry New Haven Warner Moore Crockett Valley Forge Love Tacoma Bine Jacket Percival Seattle Euia Howe Honolulu Melancthon Adams Columbia River Modoc Petersen Seabeck Moore Kahului Greyhound Wheeler Raiatea Viereck Tahiti Belvedere Gibson Nanaimo Discovery Meyer Newbern Guaymas San Diego Charles Bal Nilson Newcastle Nsw Savanamah Peter C Schultz Thompson Tallahassee Fisher Quarattive Washington Garguilo Oporte Probo Cafiera Antwerp Olof Glas Per Palem John Ottingham Georgie L Dickson
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Fishermen Sail From New England Ports In Late May

Maritime logs list numerous fishing schooners sailing from Boston Portland Gloucester and Rockland toward New York Philadelphia and Nantucket between May 29 and May 31. Vessels include Eva H khewis Allegheny Forest Belle and Pemaquid with crews hauling codfish halibut and mackerel. several ships report mackereling operations and multiple schooners head to outer harbor.

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Lonecrster Ar Sist Lane Flying Dart Martha Susan Sterling Georges John J Whitter Keipn E Hodgdon Beila Rauss Marc Castie Fannie W Frank Foster Freeman Marzie Smith South Rel Kenney Rockland Hulburt A P Newhall Philadelphia Eva H Khewis Lewie Albany New York Sarah Milkr Howell Boston Northport Sailea Schs Forest Belle J P Perry Bacco Ichs Kila McVane St John Ringleader Thomas Thomaston Charles A Sprague Nickerson Mollie Rhodes Watts Winathaven Apphia Amelia Willard Portland Emily S Baymore Thompson Lanesville Forde Viola May Hillsboro Newark Margie Howes Pigeon Cove Newport News Fanny Fern Eaton Niantic Conn Crestline Ambrose Providence Leeds Cranmer Richmond Sis Church Lilla B Fernard Aura Neson Melissa D Robbins John M Ball Georgie Willard John Presson Elsie M Smith Richard S Newcomb Boothbay Wheeler Empress Lewis Henry Morganthau McKeown Fannie Orm Kimball E K Nickerson Farmer Gloucester Icis Oynosure Gray D S Lawrence Calais Samuel 5 Walker Keiley Washington Wren Moore Bar Harbor Outer Harbor
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Maritime Ship List From Antwerp to London May 29 185?

Sailed vessels and arrivals include Armenia Carter San Francisco Dunrebin Scott New York 2Sth bark Helios Eifving Apalachicola Onward Frolich Philadelphia and multiple others with ports Antwerp Amsterdam Barcelona Cadiz Pembroke Do\- n Quiscte etc detailing crews and destinations in a dense shipping returns page.

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Antwerp Armenia Carter San Francisco Dunrebin Scott New York Helios Eifving Apalachicola Frolich Philadelphia Amseterdam Brinkama Barcelona aAr Mary I Baker McLaren Cardiff Manx King Karran Marie Emilie Charleston Charles Cox Marsters Buenos Ayres Carthagenma Arracan Asgard America Cadiz Sci Magiona Richards Newfoundland Publin—Ar Renee Adams Pemerara Earl Dunraven Kerr Giovanni Gambarro Pensacola Tyne Dungeness Angilogea Hamburg Calcutta Dover Melchiorre Izzo New Orleans Ahto
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Shipping movements and routes from Hamburg to Philadelphia

Maritime notices list vessels under way or departing: Sophie Hasenfuss from Hamburg to Philadelphia on May 5. Germanic Weycott from Liverpool to Quebec on May 15, 250 miles west of Cape Clear. Springwood from Ilavana to Baltimore on May 22 with pilot boat Phantom No. 11. Thomas Perry Bark fChomas from Hamburg to New York May 10. Batk Albert Russell from Amsterdam to Macas sar May 9. Lark Stania from Genoa to Philadelphia May 10. Lady Rowena from Liverpool to St John NB May 15. Sir Samuel McManeny from Philadelphia to Fernandina May 30 off Charleston.

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Stip Sophie Hasenfuss Hamburg Philadelphia Germanic Weycott Liverpool Quebec Cape Clear Bark Springwood Forbes Ilavana Baltimore Phantom fChomas Perry Hobbins New York Batk Albert Russell Kane Amsterdam Macassar Lon West Lark Stania Lauro Genoa Batk Lady Rowena St John Jon Sir Samuel McManeny Virden Fernandina Charleston
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New Bell Buoy To Mark Fenwick Island Shoal In 1886

The Lighthouse Board warns a black and white vertical striped whistling buoy will be moored about June 15, 1886, in nine fathoms, one mile east of Fenwick Island Shoal with bearings to Fenwick and Cape Henlopen Lighthouses. The old first class nun buoy and the South Shoal buoy remain. Fenwick Lighthouse tower and lantern will be painted white.

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Wallisruxe Beoy Orr Fencher’s Island Shoal Fenwick’s Island Shoal Delaware Fenwick’s Island Cape Henlopen Fenwick’s Lighthouse Board Stephen Crowan Us$ Navy
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The French Banker Maria Wrecks At St Pierre May 28

Mariane notes report the French banker Maria ran ashore at St Pierre Mig total wreck with crew saved. A series of marine incidents follow: Siberian six days overdue from Halifax near St John with fog and icebergs feared. bark America collides at Quarantine station near New Orleans. Scottish Admiral reefed and leaky near Queenstown. Britannia towing buoy into St George's harbor. BP Cheney sighting kerosene cans after wreckage near Ambiau island.

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Maria St Pierre Mig St Johne Halifax St John Newfoundland New Orleans America Havana Vexan Aspinwall Queenstown Portland Bermuda Britannia St George’s Harbor North Rocks Singapore P Cheney Humphries Yokohama Ceroiff Fitt Ambiau Island Cheney Devoe
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Numerous Vessels Reported Sailing and Arriving May 20–30

Shipping notices list ships brig sloop and steamer calling at ports from Antwerp to Boston. Vessels include Escalona Andersen Montreal bound for Bristol Sir George F Seymour from Baltimore for Old Providence and Mery E Dana reloading at Ponce for Norwich. Several sloops and brigs report arrivals at New York Liverpool Philadelphia and Norfolk with cargoes.

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Shipping Schedules and Agent Listings for June

A readable fragment lists ship names, ports, and agents with dates in June. Includes Cunard and Cunard related liners, H & A Allan, Warren & Co, Thayer & Lincoln, and others sailing between Liverpool Glasgow London and Glasgow with dates June 2 to June 17.

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