National Lancers Observe Forty Seventh Anniversary Dinner
The National Lancers forty seventh anniversary will be marked by a dinner at Faneuil Hall on Saturday at 5 o'clock. Jerome 8 Macdonald sold property at 34 Highland street Boston Highlands for 5450 to Edwin Sanford. Sullivan Brothers sold at auction a brick house and 1000 square feet at 37 East Dedham street to Patrick O'Brien for 3900. The Forty fifth Massachusetts association fixed June 26 for its annual reunion, location to be decided. Capt Henry A Snow discharged from company D fifth regiment after court of inquiry acquitted him on misappropriating funds but found against on other charges of misusing authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Jerome
Macdonald
Highland Street
Boston Highlands
Edwin Sanford
Sullivan Brothers
East
Dedham Street
Patrick O’brien
Forty-fifth Massachusetts Association
Henry A. Snow
Fifth Regiment
Capt. Morrill
Calkins
Burdock
Burns
Caskins
New Haven
Thorne
Sheffield Scientific School
Knapp
Baseball Today
Philadelphias
New Yorke
New York
Bostons
Providences
Providence
Buffalos
Detroits
Detroit
Clevelands
Chicagos
Chicago
Worcesters
Reserves
Boston
Springfields
Lynns
Lynn
Almhersts
Princetons
Princeton
Baseball Association
Boston Commercial Association
Association
Baltimores
Union
Murnan
Boston Unions
Baltimore
American Association
Emerson Piano Company
Dover Stamping Company
Commercial Baseball Association
New Union Grounds
Dennis A. Driscoll
Conley
Teemer
Pullman
Yale Yacht Club
Longwharf
New Lighthouse
Thomas Crowley
Crescent Amateur Rowing Association
Noted 19th century figures cited in various obituaries
Edward Sweetser known as Prof Ingalls or Prof Ralph died of chloroform overdose in Boston. Francis G. Sanborn, natural history professor, died June 5 in Providence at 46. Hon. George W. Booker died June 4 in Henry county Virginia. Charles Lowell Thayer of National City Bank died June 5 in Boston. Alonzo Hitchcock, inventor, died June 4 in New York at 72, noted for Hitchcock gun and other innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sweetser
Ingalls
Ralph
Essex Street
Francis G. Sanborn
Bussey Institute
Jamaica Plain
Providence
K. J
George W. Booker
Henry County
Booker
Congress
Horace Greeley
Charles Lowell Thayer
National City Bank
Beacon Street
Boston
Cartwright & Thayer
House of Thayer, Brigham & Go
Thayer
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Alonzo Hitchcock
New York
William Armstrong
Hitchcock
Springfield
Mass
Ryan
Naval hospital Chelsea to receive Assistant Surgeon Leach
Assistant Surgeon W. EB. Leach reported for duty at the naval hospital in Chelsea on Thursday. Mate William Jenney has returned to duty from leave of absence. Messrs. A. E. Thompson and J. B. Wilson, clerks in the provision and clothing department, are ordered by the secretary of the navy to be discharged on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Leach
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
William Jenney
A. E. Thompson
J. B. Wilson
Provision and Clothing Department
Secretary of the Navy
Weather Summary for Regions Reported
For New England, fair weather with variable winds and no temperature change. In the Middle Atlantic states, generally fair weather with easterly to southerly winds, steady temperature, and lower barometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Station Readings Across Cities
Average temperatures and rainfall figures listed for multiple cities including Eaton Max Tem min tem and Rain values. Cities span Wilmington Charleston Augusta Savanna Atlanta Mobile New Orleans Galveston and Memphis with daily readings in Fahrenheit and inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Max
Rain
Wilmington
Charleston
Anguata
Savanna
Atlanta
Monteome al
Mobile
New Olima
Galveston
Aa al
Theatres Present Evening Shows in Boston and Nearby
Globe Theatre features Dora for an evening meal of entertainment. Boston Theatre shows Bartholomew's Equine Paradox in the afternoon and evening. Park Theatre presents Lady Claire by Lester Wallack's company for the evening. Boston Museum hosts Mammoth Minstrels by Barlow Wilson & Co. in the evening. Bijou showcases Peck's Bad Boy in the evening. Howard Aphen Zum presents Lirzzie Harold as Becky the Make-Believe in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Bijou
Howard
Park Theatre
Chicago
Boston Museum
Fortesque
Dora
Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Prof. Bartholomew
Barnum
Boston
Fiora Moore
Munager Tompkins
Bartholomew
Lester Wallack
Barlow, Wilson & Co
Bijou—Peck
Howard Aphen
New Yorks Beat the Bostons In High-Scoring Game
The New Yorks defeated the Bostons 10 to 6 as a six-run sixth inning turned a tight game. Ewing misplayed a long drive, allowing three runs, and Wise also errored, widening the lead. Burdock later drove in two runs in the seventh, with Morrill forced out at second as the final inning ended. Attendance was 2245. Other notes cover standings, scattered scores, and local events at Lynn and Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Bostons
Gothamites
Ewing
Manning
Wise
Burdock
Morrill
Providence
Philadelphias
A. EB
Ward
Connor
Gillespie
If. Dorgan
R F
McKinnon
Welch
Y Hankinson
L J Catking
Ecce
Boultons
A.B
Hornung
Sutton
A Morrill
I Bees Manning
Uuilington
Hackett
Crowley
Fee Wise
Beal
Ses.c
Shas
Audieneets
Forks
Dorgan
Hankinson
Eew
Yorks
Buffinton
Burns
Boston Ooeceese
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Detroit
Attendance at Beacon Park Sparks Horse Race Day
Beacon Park drew the largest attendance since meetings began. Two races were listed for 2:2S and 2:32 classes with multiple entries including Westover Nellie Bryant Idlewild and R. F. C. in the first heat. R. F. C. led all heats, Black Prince placed second, and fines were issued for coming down ahead of the pole horse. Legacy and Centilla led a second 2:82 class after two heats, with a dead heat for third in one. Finishing heats postponed to 1:30 PM with other races planned for 2:37 and 2:19 classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
L. E.durham
Fleetwood Park
B. G. Westover
J. P. Whaley
Westerly
R. I
B. m
Nellie Bryant
Jas. Golden
Medford
Mass
Blk. m. Idlewild
John Ramsey
Boston
R. F.C
Westover
Black Prince
Idlewild
Whirlwind
Lizzie M
Nell
Bryant
RB. F.C
A. Johnson
Brockton
B. G
Ben
Thomas Grady
Troy
N. Y
J. H. Nay
Readville
Jennie Sullivan
Charles Records
George H. Hicks
Allston
A. H. Dore
Taunton
Isaac Nelson
Huntington
Polly B
George W. Goode
Lowell
B. m. Trifle
James A. Dustin
Springfield
B. m. Bessie
Legacy
Centilla
Bessie
Skinner Leading in the Skating Race at Lynn
In the six day skating race at the Institute rink Skinner led Maddox by nine miles after Thursday as weather affected speeds. Skinner reached 500 miles in 46 hours 483 minutes, while Maddox did so in 46 hours 364 minutes. Public roller race at Lynn featured Edward Ricker winning the $50 gold medal in a later event with Parker dropping out and Rieker leaving before the finish amid audience boos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Bailey
Skinner
Maddox
Clark
Crowley
Dorn
Lowe
Coliseum
Lynn
Edward Ricker
Parker
Rieker
Concurred Papers and City Council Proceedings Review
The regular meeting led by President Lee approved multiple papers and committee actions on sewer projects and land puchases for a primary school site. The Rand police commissioner nomination was rejected and a new investigative committee was formed to probe possible conflicts in paving contracts and the street department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stark
Locust Street
Annie L. Mulhern
Boston Street
Samuel B. Pierce
Bowdoin Avenue
Mt. Bowdoin Green
Tufts Street
Hobart Street
Lee
Hichborn
Ward
Barry
Mystic Sewer
Arnold A. Rand
Yeas
Nays
Collison
Ward 6
Boston
Charles Harris
Trinidad Asphalt Company
Messrs
Murray
Bigelow
Horgan
Young
O'Flynn
Wharton
Tariff plank sparks split views in house
Washington June 5 The Republican tariff plank adopted at Chicago stirs strong reactions in the house with lawmakers predicting higher duties on tin plate cotton ties and other items while critics call the move a dodge or political ploy. Names cited include Morrison Hewitt Carlisle Springer Hiscock Mills Jones Eaton Herbert Blount and Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
House
Morrison
Hewitt
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Carlisle
Springer
Hiscock
Mills
Jones
Arkansas
Eaton
Mr. Herbert
Vermont Democratic State Convention Adopts Platform and Nominates slate
The Vermont Democratic state convention, about 500 members, opened with Hiram Atkins presiding. Felix McGettrick was temporary chairman. L. W. Redington was nominated for governor and several other statewide positions were chosen by acclamation. Delegates also formed a resolutions committee and the platform attacked tariff inequality, supported temperance measures, and urged revenue only to meet expenses while opposing monopolies. The body adjourned at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artaur A. P. Grinnell
Burlington
J. W. Pierce
Springfield
James N. Johnson
Northfield
R. F. Powers
Clarendon
George F. O. Kimball
Vergennes
George W. Gates
Hartford
L. W. Redington
Rutland
N. P. Bowman
St. Johnsbury
Henry Gillett
Richmond
H. S. Brigham
Bakersfield
C. S. Noyes
Morristown
J. D. Hanrahan
James A. Brown
Grand Isle
George Simmons
Bennington
Charles la Vountain
Colchester
George L. Spear
Braintree
W. A. Richardson
Island Pond
J.B. Evans
Moretown
Vermont
Republican Party
M. E. Sprague
Weybridge
F. Hall
Pownal
J. M. Weeks
Lyndon
L. C. Butler
Essex
H. F. Brigham
Berkshire
A. G. Pottle
G. W. Beardsley
Alburgh
T. J. Boynton
Johnson
T. H. Chubb
Thetford
J. W. Currier
North Troy
W. A. Haskell
Hiram Atkins
Washington
G. O. Guild
Rockingham
W. D. McMaster
Woodstock
Atkins
L. W
Complimentary dinner honors Dr Hughes at Boston University
A Thursday Vendome dinner celebrated the BU graduating class with Dr Richard Hughes of England as guest. Dr J T Talbot presided as Gov Robinson, Sen Loring, Sen Whittier and other dignitaries attended. Prizes were awarded for anatomy and theses, including Mary R Myers and Consuelo Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hughes
England
Boston University
J.T. Talbot
Gov. Robinson
Bruce
Senate
Edward P. Loring
Charles Whittier
A. W. Beard
George D. Chamberlain
George L. Burt
Sutherland
J. Weber Smith
Anatomical Department
Mary R. Myers
Mary E. Nutter
Annie B. Taylor
Caroline F. Brooks
Samuel H. Spaulding
Consuelo Clark
Edward KE. Buory
Emily A. Bruce
Homeopathic Hospital
J. Heber Smith
Massachusetts Homeopathie Medical Society
J. P. Sutherland
Boston Homeopathic Society
Horace Packard
Alumni Association
George A Bruce
Homeopathic Institute
Talbot
America
Dr. Talbot
Petition Against Jenney's Oil Refinery At Hearing
The board of health held a Thursday morning hearing on Mrs. Johanna Punn's petition from 203 Second Street South Boston seeking abatement of alleged odors from Jenney's oil works. Testimony cited health harms and property devaluation, with supporters and opponents presenting views. The hearing continues with Jenney to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenney
Board of Health
Johanna Punn
No. 203
Second Street
South
Boston
James A. McGeough
Dunn
Benjamin Dean
Fr. Cochrane
Michael
Ryder
D Street
Hobbs
No. 302
Joshua Merriam
Samuel Downer
Sudbury and
Cochituate
Paul Revere
Art Museum
Camden Street
Committee On Common
The Park Side of Life
Two women dining at Young's hotel on Thursday had a bag with money and jewelry stolen through an open window by a passing thief. A bystander, Peter W. French of National Tube Works, pursued the thief after raising the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Seatch
Peter W. French
National Tube Works
Pemberton Square
Supreme Judicial Court resumes hearings on contested divorces
Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk session on June 5 before Judge Colburn resumed the list of contested divorce cases and proceeded in order but did not finish the remainder of the list that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk Ss
Colburn
Boston Superior Court Civil Docket Listings and Cases
Summary of June proceedings in Suffolk Superior Court before Judges Klodgett and Barker with multiple tort and property suits. Notable items include Bridget Vealeys v City of Boston for $2000 over a street defect, Bridget Harney v Joseph Shaw for $5000, Isaac Kelloge v Kimball over store interest debt, and Ella Woods v Merrill for horses in conversion case. Various verdicts noted. some cases await jury or verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Isaac T. Kelloge
Francis N. Kimball
Washington Street
H. Dudley
J. B. Goodrich
J. ©. Lane
John Farrell
John M. Pendleton
National House
Blackstone Street
Powes
J. B. Hebron
C. J. Noyes
Ella F. Woods
Taram Merrill
Levi Woods
Maine
Leyi Woods
Thomas Riley
U. W. Howes
Hutchinson
Bowker v Southworth two tort actions over intoxicating liquor sales
Judge Mason hears two combined tort cases, Harrison H Bowker and Parker H Bowker sue Winslow B Southworth, apothecary, for felled and delivered intoxicants to Harrison, a minor, causing intoxication and injury. General denial filed. A V Lynde represents plaintiffs, J S Patten represents defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Harrison H. Bowker
Winslow B. Southworth
Parker H. Bowker
Same
Harrison
Parker
A.V. Lynde
J. S. Patten
Supreme Judicial Court Burlington Deals and Local Court Actions
Middlesex County Supreme Judicial Court adjourns as judges plan to hear contested divorces following un contested cases. Municipal Court notes include James Cutler jailed four months for assault and battery, Michael Leonard fined for sidewalk presence, Mary Nurphy three months for larceny, and Wilhem J Sutherland case continued. South Boston held John O frearn on larceny in $400 bond. Bunker Hill Frank Moran fined 25 dollars for enticing sailors to desert Furness line. Timothy Sullivan held 300 dollars for liquor selling trial next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Churchill James Cutler
House of Industry
Michael Leonard
Mary Nurphy
Wilhem J. Sutherland
South Boston
John O'frearn
Bunker Hill
Frank Moran
Furness Line
Boston City
Timothy Sullivan
Suburban Lightning Kills Lynn Boy and Hurts Others
John Tyler a 12 year old colored boy of 3 Allen's court was struck by lightning on New Chatham street and killed instantly while playing on a piazza along with two companions. another child was injured but to recover. The house at No 5 New Chatham street suffered damage. Also noted are local incidents including aqua ammonia poisoning, a diphtheria death in Dodge street Salem, an insane man to be moved to Derby, Watertown town meeting on John Gleason estate, a quarantine ground owner Harrington dying from injuries, a college student A R Crane suffocated in an epileptic seizure, and a lightning strike killed a horse in Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carroll
Pemberton
Coy Square
Carro
Commercial Street
Dorchester
Christopher Elles
Charter Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dodge Street
Salem
Derby
Watertown
John Gleason
Salem Street
John Harrington
Waltham
A. R. Crane
Robert [. Brown
Peabody
Gaspie Harbor
Perce
London
Frisia
New York
Hamburg
Portland
Portamouth
Hamburg Steamship Company
Frisias
Massachusetts state pharmaceutical association meeting
The Lowell gathering resumes with delegates appointed to national bodies. Officers report election of C. B. Emerson as president and J. W. Colcord as secretary. A strong stance against pharmacist commissions, a plan to press a state pharmacy law, and a next meeting proposed for Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
Henry Canning
Boston
J. W. Colcord
Lynn
F. M. Lease
Lee
F. H. Markoe
American Pharmaceutical Associaton
National
Pittsfield
C. B. Emerson
Havverhill
F. H. Butler
Association
Albert C.smith
I. B. Patten
K.G. Frothingham
Haverhill
Official Survey of Jason's Ledge by Coast Survey Team
Lieut Pillsbury of the United States coast survey led a crew aboard the Rocket to sound Jason's ledge and Bates rock. Soundings were taken with satisfactory results and the findings, to be published later as a notice to mariners, confirm prior reports of dangerous uncharted lodges in Boston harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Pillsbury
Coast Survey
Jason’s Ledge
Bates’ Rock
Jason's Ledge
United States Coast Survey
Lee
Hydrographic Office
Amory
William L. Richardson
Charles E. Davis
Board of Health
Boston Harbor
Maritime Arrivals and Clearances Spend Day at Harbor
A June 5 log lists arrivals including Steamer Alpha bound for JG Hall & Co and Steamer State of Maine heading to W H Kilby, among many others. Numerous sailing ships and brigs departed or cleared for routes to St John NB Philadelphia New York and Bermuda, with extensive cargoes and passengers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Miise
JG Hall & Co
State of Maine
Pike
St John
Eastport
Portland
Mise
W H Kilby
D HW Miller
Hawes
Baltimore
Norfolk
E Sampson
Saxon
Snow
Philadelphia
Mdise
KB Sampson
Centipede
Worth
Allentown
Swazey
Neptune
Berry
New York
Mdse
H M Whitney
Cambridge
Wright
Matanzas
Hound
Jessen
Bermuda
Bennett, Rand & Co
C E Morrison
Fannie Kimmey
Wolfe
Nete & Co
Annie Bell
Chadbourne
Arecibo
Birsch
Schaefner
Sophia Kranz
Bangs
Sunlight Cooley
John Wood
Haley
Priscilla Sermbner
Freeman
Abbott
Dow
Comson
Thomas Booz
Somers
Ida E Latham
Potter
Skylark
Crocker
C D Witherel
Gar Held
Edward I Parker
Nickerson
Curtis Tilton
Smith
Daisy
Parkhurst
Hooper
Marion
Rand
Jeffreys
Philadelphiia
Bay State
Baker
Port Johnson
Koion
Libby
Florence Lockwood
May
Mary P Corson
Langley
Hoboken
Henry P Hallock
Tisdale
George Shattuck
Larrabee
R H Colson
Stevens
Anger
Bulow
Pickett
Millbridge
Emily A Staples
Coleman
Eliot
Chester Wood
Saunders
Hattie Lewis
Brewster
New Era
Knowlton
Plymouth
George G Green
Emeline G Sawyer
Ira Laffrinier
Alice P. Melville
Cape Cod
Empire
Davies
Phelps Bros & Co
Fatay
Gorham
Glace Bay
Conant & Hatcisch
Frye, Hillaboro
Burtt
Alexander & Co
Brschs
Canning Packet
Cupples
Cornwallis
Delong & Seaman
Florence Christine
Morris
Lear River
H Day
Cook
Harborville
W B Forrest
Dawson
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Seaverns & Co
Kelley
Savannah
W Nickerson
W al Kirbu
Georgina
Morse
N Morse
Wind Southwest
Newcastle City
London
Hennann
Gate City
Vineyard Seafaring Notices From Boston to Portland
From our correspondents a June report outlines light airs and shifting NE to east breezes along with frequent port calls. Vessels include Pearl to Portland, Grace Cushing bound for Portland, Lavina Delanay to Freeport, and many schooners sailing from Boothbay and Edgartown toward Boston and Portland with cargoes and crews listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Maven
Schs Pearl
Goucher
Barbadoes
Portland
Hatteras
Swhs
Telegraph
Cassie Jameson
Albert Chase
Hudas
Mary Jane
J S Terry
Pearl
Oregon
Fredgler
Annie Bell
Doston
Chadbourne
Arecibo
Wiscasset
Grace Cushing
Drinkwater
New York
Boxer
Pushard
Boston
Superior
Lynn
Martha Innis
Kelley
Philadephia
Marietta Steelman
Netlie Lamper
Eastern Queen
Webber
Plum Island
Edgartown
Lavina Delanay
Skedmore
Faizabethport
Freeport
Evan Lewis
Lewis
Plymouth
Millbridge
Schs
Usconda
Stuart
Mabeldo
Crusa
Leighton
J C Haroden
Streat
Tall River
Recorder
Boothbay
Penceman
Seavey
Bangor
Leaking
Mary Gayle
Smith
Machias
Laura T Chester
Beal
Rockland
Regulator
Prescott
Asborough
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Elizabeth Smith
Sargent
Emperor
Brewer
Bath
Rebecca W Huddell
Benj C Cromwell
York
William T Donnell
Bassett
Baltimore
Lizzie M Dunn
Anderson
Georgetown
Charles H Haskell
Wildes
Darien
Ellen Merryman
Morrisey
Henry T Wood
Curtis
Hattie M_ Crowell
Crowell
Lizae H Patrick
Mayers
Philadelphia
Emma
Littlejohn
Crssie Wright
Clark
Anna L Mutfora
Thompson
Nettie Peseigina Champion
George Nevenger
Merrill
Abbie Bursley
Hamilton
Harry L Whiton
Rich
Seventy-Six
Robinson
Wilmington
Del
Gloucester
Cape Ann Advertiser
Aradhs Velor
Cameron
Metaghon
Minnesota
Bank Calibuting
Crest
Pathfloder
Mackereling
Sterling
Silver Dart
Henry Stanberry
Esther Ward
Addie M Story
Georges
Estell S Wyman
Shore Tshing
Laura Nelson
Charles R Washington
South Mackereling
Vesta
Atwood
Lightships Reassigned at Latimer's Reef and New NY Light
The Lighthouse Board announces on or about June 20 1884 Lightship No 44 will shift from Five Fathom Bank Northeast station and No 40 will be removed for repairs. Lightship No 24 currently on No 44 will take over the station with red hull and relief markings. A new Latimer's Reef light near Fisher's Island Sound will flash every 10 seconds from July 1 1884 with a 56 ft focal plane and 360 degree range. Lightship Ket Grass Shoal will be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer’s Reef
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Fisher’s Island Sound
New York
Fish Receipts At Cape Ann Port Inch Toward 100k Lb Mark
Cape Ann Advertiser notes Gloucester port fish receipts for the week and year comparisons. It lists codfish totals near 100000 pounds, fresh halibut around 21000 pounds, and about 50 barrels of mackerel, with prior weeks and last year’s figures for pollock haddock hake and assorted mixed fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Bank
Cape North
Shore
Bank Halibuting
Cape Ann Advertiser
Gloucester
Mass
Foreign Ports by Cable ships and cargoes listed
A telegraphic log lists shipments and arrivals by port and vessel across numerous routes including New York, Savannah, Charleston, Liverpool, and San Francisco. Entries cover bark and steamer movements such as De Ruyter and Stella with destination notes, sail dates in late May and early June, and cargos to and from Pensacola, Hull, Sunderland, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
Zaandai
New York
Avonmouth
aAr
Gloucester
Brown
Bremen
Salier
Wiegand
Baltimore
Buenos Ayres
HN Wricht
Meyers Portland
Reynard
Emery Boston
Mary Sprague
Matthews
Story Hey
Lionpoe Portland
Virginia
Stafford
Ork
Henry Knight
Pendleton
Orchilla
Hooper
Nwanalasgow
Phoenician
Philatphia
Loucester E
Mary Ann
Marshal
Bull River
Havana
Niagara
Baker
Panay
Bray
Boston
London
Atr
Durham City
Ripon City
Montevideo
von Moltke
McCully
Pensacola
Pasa
Basil
Queenstown
Gallia
Hosario
Morrison
Clara Fitton
Tut Do
Scily
Rhyoland
Antwerp
Eider
Eis
New
Aw York
Shyelene
Garobach
Newae
Mary Winthad
Cee Howes
Annie W Westi B. Winser
Samarang
Hong Kong
Nickerson
Sourabaya
Orater
Wildwood Sawyer
Hong Kom
Hoogly
Lewis
St Kitts
Bermuda
Whitehurst
Wek
de Ruyter
Baravens
York
Falmonath
Stella
Hansen
Savannah
Lillesang
Nielsen
Charleston
Hamburg
Eva
Zachghasen
Soeeee
Liverpool
Brooklyn
Dale
Mon- Te
Frisa
Kopff
Eapod Ty
Alawarra
Carvose
San Francisco
Ondon
Arene Horn
Caterina Accame
Parodien Tork
Moville
Hiawatha
Little
Palermo
Australia
Campbell
Valencia
Prairse Point
Felicina Chiozza
Ballardo
Hull
Crnisca
Mutton
Portland
O. Gleniffer Scobiello
Munro
Swansea
Vast Colonial Maritime Listing of 4th Sailings and Arrivals
Readable fragment lists numerous ships and brigs from Apalachicola to Amboy, with vessels clearing or sailing on the 4th and 5th. Includes steamers, barks, schooners bound for Rio Janeiro, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Bermuda, and various ports, noting captains and ship names like Carina, Adelaide, Belle Halliday, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
Weston
Jai Weston
Baltimore
Iohenstaufen
Winter
Bremen
Josephine Thomson
Moore
New York
Jas S Lovell
Windsor
Clearea
Carina
Nelson
Limerick
Theresina
Collings
Para
Pernambuco
Adelaide
Bailey
Rio Janeiro
Sirius
Holm
Icis
McDonald
Warren
B W Hill
Ida Lawrence
Adda Dune
E McDonaid
Hattie ¥ Kelsey
Brunswick Tsa
Areth
Barks Albion
Thompson
Babadoes
J H McLaren
Delap
Hansen
Savannah
Ac L
Rotterdam
Ae St Simon's Mills 3d
EA Hayes
Hayes
Newark
Bucksville SC
Nellie Floyd
Nellie Pickering
Te Hundred
Rhoda Holmes
Nuclear
Belfast
Mary Magee
Perth Amboy
Colson
Boston
Fall Hiver
Addie M Chadwick
Thatcher Georgetown
John M Grown
Brown
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