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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1890

Page

3

Fates Were Against Them In Box Scores Of Early Baseball

The Botton Brotherhood Nine played a solid game outside the box as Yale and Harvard both fell. Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader on June 10 with Brooklyn winning 6 to 4 in the first game and 5 to 2 in the second. Attendance hovered around 1,000 as Lovett hit a home run for Boston and Gumbert struggled for the Brooklyns, while Brown left the ninth with illness. The day featured sharp fielding, notable catches, and multiple runs driven in by Tucker, Sullivan, Ward, and Stovey among others.

Botton Brotherhood Brown Yale Harvard Brooklyns N. L Bostons Brooktrn Lovett R.bh.po R. BH. PO A. E. Collins Donovan Pinkney O Tucker O O'Brien O O'Sullivan Burna O Brodie Foutz O McGarr Terry O Hardie Clarkson Tucker Bennett Sullivan Burns Bushong Brodie Hardie Smith Collins McGarr Bushony dicQuaid P. L Brooklyn van Haltren Gumbert Murphy Stovey Seery McGeachy Chicagos Clevelands Curiaco Am Anson Colts Hutchinson Cooney K.bh A. E R-Du Ee Cooney McKean Carroll Paiy Wilmot Veach Ar Lu Anson Sliente U Andrews Davis Earnea Rune Eeee Kittridge Brien Beatin Smalley Andrews Daily Gilks Ardner Zimmer Kittridge Lynch Philadelphias NEW Yorks Philadelphia Phillies Myers Welch Buckley Vickery Clements Kurkett Denny Clark Hamilton Cincinnatis Pittsburgs Cincinnati Pittsburgh Foreman Haldwin Sowders Decker Peard Roat Knight Beard Bicker Mec’hee Holliday Sawders Hecker Lecker McDermot New York Wood Batfield Perar Butlinton Cross Vaughn Richardson Connor Johnston Buflinton Griffin Keefe Crane Vphiladelphias Buffinton Woood Flrst Farrar Gore Hallman O'Rourke Hatfield Shindle Vickett Jarrar Jones Tyne

Pittsburgs Rally Plays Off Bruins In Slugfest

In drizzling rain Burrato’s Buffalos beat the Clevelands 8 to 1 as Keefe, Mack, Sutcliffe and Bakeley sparking a sharp attack. Keefe and Hy Bakeley both walked twice. Wise, Rainey and Tebeau doubled for Buffalos while White homered for Cleveland in a one sided contest. Other scores include Hartford 8 Worcesters 3 and Wilmington 9 Newarks 8.

Buffalos P. L Clevelands Burrato Bisons Bakeley Keefe Mack Sutcliffe Hufffalos Wise Rainey Tebeau White Hy Keef Sty Keefe McAleer Delehanty Gaffney Barnea

Amateur Rowers Regatta Entries Open for Worcester Meet

The New England Amateur Rowing Association executive committee met at the Revere House with sixteen clubs present. Entries for the June 17 Lake Quinsigamond regatta were opened and accepted, listing senior singles and other classes. Two New York crews, Veronas and Atalantas, will attend. Tattasset and Lakeside Canoe Boat Clubs joined. Harry McMillan will referee, Walter Stimpson starter, with six judges to be appointed by the host committee.

Worcester New England Amateur Rowing Association Revere House Lake Quinsigamond New York Veronas Atalantas Tattasset Canoe Club Lakeside Canoe Boat Club Harry McMillan Amateur Athletic Union Walter Stimpson Regetta

Boston Hospital Club and Theta Delta Chi gather at Thorndike

The Boston City Hospital Club met for its annual meeting and dinner at the Thorndike with Dr. Clarence J. Blake presiding. Dr. David W. Cheever and Dr. John G. Blake spoke on the hospital’s history and value to public health. A constitution and bylaws were adopted. Theta Delta Chi’s Kappa Charge held its reunion at the Thorndike with Fred E. Kimball as orator and about thirty attendees.

Boston City Hospital Club Thorndike Clarence J. Blake David W. Cheever John G. Blake City Hospital Kappa Charge Theta Delta Chi Fred E. Kimball N. E. Perry C. H. Patterson James F. Albion Vencome H. L. Herbert San Francisco C. E. Wellesley Colorado A. Brandegie New London Conn Theodore C. Woodbury Portland Robert Coit Brunswick F. Bacon New Haven Murray Livingston New York Frederic H. Betts James Andrews, Jr Saratoga N.Y Unirep Stewart St. John N. B George Colburn A. Butterworth G. F. Gooktin Indianapolis Ind Norfolk E. W. Armstrong P.’ M. Judd Chiconee Adams O. J. Connenter Chicago Philadelphia C. Garnett She Paiwes Hazeltine Belfast E. E. Robins Paterson

Shipping News From The Port Of Boston June 10

Arrived steamer Samaria from Liverpool via Queenstown with passengers to Alexander Martin. Several steamers and brigs reported in vicinity with cargoes and passengers including State of Maine, Penobscot, Kennebec, and George A Chafee. Ice sightings and weather notes north of lat 41.5, port movements toward New York and Boston, plus coastwise and whaling reports from Halifax to Gloucester and Provincetown.

Samaria Hewitson Liverpool Queenstown Ndse Alexander Martin Godfrey Gloucester Orion Wiley Newport News Lone Star Jackson Antelope Hincks Herks Adama Hiladelphia Luckenback Curran Rondout Daisy New York Nash St Jago Water Witch Boston Moore Port-au- Prince St Mare Sch Waltar Plummer Machias Ponce Bob Orlando Clark Port-au-Prince Bulgarian Leask Liverpol Thayer & Lincoln Aud Nor Hermanstaat Aracoa Noyes Yarmouth Stanwood JS Hail & Co Victoria Aarseth Baracoa Seaverns & Co Schs Susie Pearl Cameron St John Hatheway & Co E Closson McLeod Alma Vannaman Phinney Kennebec Linnell Norseman Lending Philadelphia M Winch Joshua Lovett Albany Providence Zeno Maria Bath Kennebec Wall Do J M Morsles Littlejohn Seris Lee Ida H Mathis Sean Calvin I’ Nariis Baker S C Tryon Crowell Helen H Benedict Manson Baltimore Florence F & Lillian Smith G K Green Seward Dudley Arate Dunton Banger Mary Whitridge New Urk Boothbay Lady Antrim McClintock Frolle Sawyer Sechs Sarah Roberts Bertha 1 Nickerson Harris Charleston J HG Verkins Poland Electa Hailey Philbrook Loth Pemaquid Wheeler Frank 'T Stinson Reed Manrritt Gilbert Rocklawn Arboreer Ellsworth Highland Queen Taylor Addie Bowman St George Gleneida Burke Illaworth Frolic Isoston Damariscotta Bangor Agnes Manning Birdsall Jonathan Bourne Berry William Lawrence Apcath Savannah Frank M Howes McKinnon Berbice Barndale Carrie S Hart Laura E. Messer Patterson Spartan Brunswick Sadie Willcutt Hart Halifax Erie Theall Addison Point Agnes Grace Nickerson Portland Beverly Orheton Trim Bridgeport Amelia Dowdall McCann George R Vreeland Blake Fannie Fay Jones Alice C Dickerman Vineyard Haven Stulman Vanlear Black Lacey Harold C Beecher Stormy Vettel Pisagua Darien Richard FC Hartley Falker Wilmington Eastfore Kestrel Norton Jadiz Fernandina Eilen M Mitchell Small Fall River Maggie Cummings March Warren Gates Webster Fisher's Sland Cornelius Hargraves Allen Cygnet Special Lucy E Friend A H Hurlburt Roulette Horse Island Harbor Edward P Avery Hawley Hyannis Geo Nevinger Witeh Hazel Arnold Math Mary Farron H B Warford JJ Moore Maine Shaw Atlantic City Elia Ross Lewis Mallowell Arat Cotult M H Read Phinney W. Kennebunkport Carrie A Pitman Babbidge Lubec Clara Dinsmore E Sears Hillsboro Newberne John RP Moore Gaskell

Eastern Investment Company seeks capital via treasury stock offering

The Eastern Investment Company with a capital of $2,000,000 is a corporation which has been organized for the purpose of making investments in improved real estate in Eastern cities, where it is claimed profits are certain and losses impossible. For the purpose of increasing capital, $500,000 of treasury stock is offered at par ($100 per share). Dividends 6 per cent, payable quarterly. An extra dividend of 1 per cent is payable July first, after which time the price of stock will be advanced. For circulars address Andrew A. Meyer, treasurer, 17 Milk street, Boston.

Eastern Investment Company Treasury Andrew A. Meyer Milk Street Boston

Mackerel sale and temperance ads fill Gloucester page

The schooner Fredonia sold 475 barrels of mackerel to Boston buyer Mr Debutts at 13 50 per barrel, a sharp rise over local offers. The page also carries a literary fray of knights, and advertisements extolling Dr. Pierce’s Prescription and Montserrat Lime Juice as hot weather refreshment.

GuLoucester Fredonia Mr. Debutts Boston Captain Harty Paris Calais Dover

FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS UPDATE FROM NEW YORK TO JAVA AND ASIA

Shipping news shows quiet but steady market with active oil for Java and several vessel charters. Notable engagements include ships Cavalier Ciampa, Sachem, Walter D Wallett, Vandalia, Theodor to Java or Japan, and Cheshire to Java, with refined petroleum shipments from New York. Barbados report notes scarce tonnage and pricing for bags, molasses, and sugar, while Spain and San Francisco sections list voyage charters and grain or sugar shipments to Liverpool and Delaware Breakwater.

New York Far East Java Asia Cavalier Ciampa Garibaldi Game Sachem Bolgoc Walter D Wallett Vandalia Theodor Philadelphia Japan Bark Cheshire Australia Gudvang Mobile Ship Island Sydney Barbados Windward Islands Cuba Porto Rico Kayglisa Islands Barks Belvidere Chinamonos Evanell Anns Boreas Velaware Barks Patent Peterson Genoa Woodside Clenfuegos Matthew Baird Vincent Barkentine Constance Boston Portland Barkeld Montreal Scftwood St John Spain Trinidad

Foreign Ports Summary Report

Cable news lists June to June sailings and arrivals at ports worldwide. Vessels including brigantines and steamers depart from Antwerp, Baracoa, Batavia, Cadiz, Genoa, Gibraltar, Hamburg, London and Manila with destinations to New York Philadelphia and Boston. mehrere ships reported in port or en route with cargoes and charters noted.

ANJER Karnak Morrell Iloilo Montreal Flora Stafford Smith New York Antwerp Wayfarer Currie San Francisco Baracoa Colla McDonald Boston Banes Nor Kerding Batavia Pernambuco Chitha Joyce Barbados Pedang Stanfield Clark New York Rochefort Lepreaux Mulahay St John Samarang Narwhal Wison Shields Nymphaca Tarifa Principe di Napol Ital Philadelphia Alicante

New tonnage and shipyard activity in East Boston

Boston reports a twin screw steam lighter under construction by Richard F Keough in East Boston for Captain James of Tull, 80 feet long, 25 feet beam, 7.6 feet deep, while Atlantic Works builds a towboat for a New York party. A fast Keston schooner, decked and planked, appears near launch, and the Verona pilot boat is being fitted at East Boston. Other ports note vessels launched, repaired, or afloat, including the barkentine St Croix at Avondale and various steamers and schooners along the coast.

Boston Richard F Keough East Boston James of Tull Atlantic Works Company New York WF Green & Son Keston Verona Heed National Dock Windsor Oy Jeoe Thomas A Mosher Avondale Barkentine St Croix

Atlantic Port Shipping Updates Highlight June sailings and arrivals

Maritime notes from multiple ports list June 9 to June 10 movements. Steamers and schooners depart for New York Boston Philadelphia and Liverpool, with numerous vessels loading, clearing, or sailing under varied command. Named ships include Panther Anderson Hercules Odiorne Cornelia Soule and many more sailing from Newport News New Bedford and Portland among others.

M W Griffin Cobb New York Wake Carey Philadelphia E Russel Hawking Rockland Jonathan Cone Sherman Bangor New Kate Flint Hutchins Mobile Newport News Nathan Lawrence Boston Bernard Cofon Viola Copenhagen Yamari Vera Cruz Werra Bremen Southampton Runic Liverpool Dorado New Orleans Atalanta Montego Bay Jam Stanford Baracoa Scandia Hamburg Bayonne Barkssantee Ulmer Pensacola Zulu Corbett Port Spain Triasdis Cumberland Poole St Pierre Mart Benjamin C Cromwell Antwerp Newport Aspinwall Ciudad Condall Havana Trinidad Windward Islands Gambetta Lucy P Miller Kangor Maverick Wilkesbarre Colon Herman Winter Britannic Majestic Paula Harburg St ’Ancras Gronsoner Hastrup Montevideo Fairfield Brown Port-au-Prince Starlight Olstedt Port of Spain Eddie Davidson Snow Annie Wakers McIntyre St John Valkyrie Crowell Georgetown Denn Ormoco Bacon Portland Hattie Nickerson Nickerson Dacotab Randall Fall River Lewis June Cole Providence Mentor Perry Hoboken Biddeford Princeton Greenlaw Lynn Southshore Ellis Weehawken Ruth Robinson Baker Rondout Olive Branch Farrell Elzabethport Ellsworth T Garrettson Crawford Norfolk New Haven New Bedford Av Inne Lizzie Guptill Farr 10Th Elizabeth Robbins George & Albert Parker Lillie Watford Handy Loh Antonio Bark Ferreri Cadiz Brize Odorilla Holland Cardenas Kaluna Hines Augustus West Sproule Willie H Child Giles Wm C Wickham Ewan Mary Mctarland Small Portsmouth Cottingham Bishop Dover Emily Baymore Thompson Annie Bailey Marston Gardiner Hudson Vaughn Marblehead Newcastle Del William Slater Laurens Vvort Townsend Prussia San Diego Blue Jacket San Francisco Terth Amboy James M Rayles Whipple Mary Elizabeth Elwood William Deming Hodgkins Swis Watchman John Routher Baltimore Aaron Reppard Stedman J M Kennedy Woodward Zimri Wallingford Willett Abby E Walker Sir John Bracewell Monroe Specital Arscadare Leonard Evis Berkshire Foster Sachs F &I Lupton Longstreet Edward F Manstiele Crosby Jeter Mehishoff Curtis Hackensack John D Williams Provincetown Sehs J Miller General Lucker Lennebunk D J Miller Evie Hall Fred Jackson Lit Wejohn Moree Rhoda Holmes McFarland Montgomery Kennebec Phiadelphia Apphia & Amelia Willard Ny Hoters Robert McFarland Apphia & A . Willard Ve de Rockport Wim C Bee Rathburn Mazourka Lane Alice Page Red Beach Sch Radiant Hardy Hurricane Island Navassa Veena Lockland Schs Commerce Mathews O M Marrett Gilbert Thos Borden Grant Wim Rice Jameson T P Dixon Torrey Idaho Carrie C Mills Emery Jennie¢ A Cheney Cushman Martha Jones Speed Mabel Hall Bartlett Saco Nevada Thomas Richmond Cattawamteak Rowe Sullivan Dianna Mollie Phillips Ann Barbour Jeneral Annes Dewey Nsw Cotes Salem Rebecca M Smith Grace Ellen Perkins Smith Port Johnson Paragon Dawas Alice T Boardman Calder Perth Amboy Fi Sailea Jane Calvin B Orcutt Jane Gates Norwood Red Rover Reynolds Louise Hastings Kent Savannah City of Macon INE Haven Confidence Norton Franklin G M Porter Johnson Calais Osprey Crowley Two Rivers Lunt Julia Baker Merry Dresden Flushing Senjamin Hale Thatcher Windsor Fred ‘Iyler Barkentine Joseph Baker Keaton Rockport Mass J Paine Egg Island Harbor Tuus Confidence St Mary Bargé Joseph Baker Herald Tillie Vanderherchen JJ Moore Henryorganthan Effie T Kemp Wilmingson Church Kelley Ship Island Miss Frank Vanderkerchen Chamberlain Charleston Wiscasset Douglas Haynes Greenleaf Salem Nat Meader Dun- Onilmington Bri Wilmington Richard Rer Ng Coma Jood'’S

Boston Bound Vessels Sail For Boston On Various Dates

A list of vessels sailing for Boston with their origins and sailing dates including Ben Avon from Calcutta April 9, Brilliant from Rio Grande do Sul May 1, Charger from Calcutta April 9, Canadian from Surinam May 27, and many more such as Iceberg from Singapore April 1 and Tara Topan from Zanzibar April 26, detailing broadside of ships across multiple flags and ports with dates ranging March through June.

Boston Ben Avon Br. Bark Calcutta Brilliant Rio Girande Do Sul Charger Canadian Surinam Lbaisy Heed Rosario Elwell Am. Shiv Pisagua Kvanell Am. Bark Barbados Delaware Breakwater Guy C. Goss Port Blakeley Port Townsend Gerargue Tobey Lort Townsend Iceberg Am. Ship Singapore James Livesey Br. Ship Chittagone L. Lillian Isr. Bark Montevideo Nutoam Chapin Am. Sch Buenos Ayres Nicanor Guantanamo Ocean Nor. Bark Cienfuegos Oloud O'Brien Turks Island A. C. Smith Caibarien Samar Tara Topan Zanzibar Tremont W. E. Stowe Br. Brig Arroyo P. R

Mails Close At Boston For Worldwide Steamship Routes

Postal update lists sendings from Baltimore and New York to Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro Santos La Plata Norway St Croix Windward Islands Mexican states Cuba Curacao Venezuela Jamaica Jacmel Aux Cayes Nova Scotia Scotland Netherlands France Swiss Italian Spanish Portuguese Germany Denmark Sweden Norway Baltic regions Europe routes via multiple steamships with June timings and special addressed mail.

Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro Santos Brazil la Plata Capua Baltimore Norway Norge New York St. Croix St. Thomas Windward Islands Muriel Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapas Cuba Yamari Curacoa Venezuela Savanilla Curacos Fortune Island Jamaica Jacmel Aux Cayes Hayti Alene Nova Scotia Yarmouth Boston Scotland Anchorra The Netherlands P. Caland France

Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco June Deadlines

For the Hawaiian Islands, per steamship Australia, mails close at Boston on June 14 at 5 p m from San Francisco. For Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the East Indies excluding British India Straits settlements Siam and Dutch East Indies per steamship Oceanic, from San Francisco June 26, closes at Boston June 20 at 5 p m. For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands per steamship Alameda from San Francisco June 28, closes at Boston June 22 at 5 p m. For Society Islands per ship Tropic Bird from San Francisco June 30, closes at Boston June 24 at 5 p m.

Trans-Pacific Hawaiian Islands Australia San Francisco Boston Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies Oceanic New Zealand Fiji Samoan Society Islands

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