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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1883

Page

4

19th annual commencement at Boston College

The 19th annual commencement of Boston College will be held in Boston College hall Wednesday evening at o'clock. The Middlesex railroad carried more passengers Monday than ever before, with every available car in service. Hull Yacht Club admits 13 new members and adds three yachts to its fleet. The Massachusetts National Bank marks a 100 year milestone this fall, tracing its origins to Hamilton Place and Tremont Street.

Boston College Boston College Hall Hull Yacht Club Continental Guards City Hall J. W. Black & Co Massachusetts National Bank Hamilton Place Tremont Street Middlesex Railroad Massachusetts Glass Ball Association Frank T. Noble Boston John Buffum Melrose Allen Houghton Worcester Charles Hartwell Albert Keating Quincy L. Arnold Marlboro M.B. L. Bradford Springfield

Ten and Fifteen Story Apartment Houses Rising in New York

The Navarro group on Seventh Avenue and 59th Street leads a wave of new housing in Manhattan. Eight hundred workers and 16 steam elevators drive completion as the largest, priciest buildings near readiness for next summer. The Hawthorne co op on 59th Street, the Munro tower project by Ware, the Murray Hill hotel on 4th Avenue, and a 10 story cooperative at Madison and 20th Street are also nearing finish or prepared for owners in coming weeks.

New York Mr. Navarro Seventh Avenue 59Th Street 4Th Avenue 4Th and Madison Avenues 40Th 41St Streets Madison Avenue 20Th Street

Sullivan denies Boston Globe rumors in private letters

A Brooklyn Eagle item reproduces a private letter from John L. Sullivan denying beatings of his wife and disputing gossip about his mother. He claims a Boston Globe writer started the harmful reports and vows action. A companion letter from his wife supports his character and calls the rumors malicious lies.

Boston John L. Sullivan Brooklyn Eagle Sullivan Tam Boston Globe John Globe

New Haven announces many college prizes and scholarships

President Porter unveils numerous prizes previously kept private including Cobden club medal Scott German prize and mathematical prize with senior scholarship and fellowships. Awards span 1883 to 1886 with first second and third places across mathematics Latin composition and declamation for several classes.

New Haven Conn Porter Cobden Club E. H. Moore Slestyn Winthrop G. F. Graener Allen Joseph S. Halliday Frank D. Pavey H. Baldwin Bridgman Pitkin Richards Shipman W. H. Carhart Doggett Hobbs Jarvis Welles Cross Foster Mallone Robinson Storrs Mallon White Wiggins Crane Frear Linsley W.g.green Williams Woolsley W. H. Parks Hurlburt C. M. Lewis O. Dyer Berkeley Fillevalle Lewis Pasks Pierson Schwab Bidwell Brown Dickey Dyer Jaggard Reid Whitmore Dutcher

Deaths of Albert G Bradstreet and George Bridges Rodney

Albert G Bradstreet died at his Melrose home on Saturday June 16 from paralysis. He previously ran hotels in Boston Albany Montreal and several western cities and served nearly 12 years as doorkeeper of the U S House of Representatives in Washington. He was 79, survived by a widow three daughters and two sons. George Bridges Rodney prominent Delaware lawyer died at Newcastle on Sunday June 17.

Albert G. Bradstreet Melrose Boston Albany Montreal House of Representatives Washington George Bridges Rodney Delaware Newcastle Del Sanday Charlestown George Doherty Fleet Street Boston Grounds Boston and Providence Railroad James Wilson John Sullivan City Square Wilson Sullivan Burke, Mountain and Houghton Minnie Bunker Alexander McDonald Nova Scotia Hawkins Street McDonald

Weather Indications Signal Shifts in New England

Light rains and fat weather are expected in New England with winds shifting to southwest and west. A falling barometer followed by a rising trend in the south and west, while temperatures remain steady or show a slight rise.

New England

Special Weather Bulletin Sees Storm North Of Lake Region

The storm, central earlier in the upper Lake region, moves northwestward and is now north of the lower Lake region. Brisk southwest to northwest winds and local rains in most districts, followed by clearing and cooler weather in the Lake region and Ohio valley.

Upper Lake Region Lower Lake Region Lake South Atlantic States Ohio Valley Atlantic New England Middle Atlantic Middle States Laxe Mississippi Ohio Cairo St. Louis Keokuk Missouri

Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco

The official closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco on June 18 list Los Adoins and several best and belcher Bodie Con Northern Belle Crown Point Eureka Con Sierra Nevada Elko Hale and Norcross Yellow Jacket and other miners with varied quot.shares end quotes.

San Francisco Cal Aidions Ceesees Cesees Martin White Aidass Midiablo Best and Belcher Northern Belle Virginia Usavaic Crown Point Eureka Sierra Nevada Elko Oes Hale & Norcross i

Veterans replay Bunker Hill battle at Point of Pines

Veterans from Lynn Swampscott and Marblehead joined a large crowd at Point of Pines to witness a staged Civil War reenactment. Brig. Gen. Peach led Union forces with a 400-strong rebel force under Col. Strachan. The afternoon battle featured fort defenses, cannon, and a dramatic capture of the rebel fort amid rain and cheering crowds.

Point of Pines Lander Grand Army of Hoitt Uyny Pines River Benjamin F. Peach, Jr C. Frye E. E. Currier C. W. Knapp T. E. Barker John 8. Emerson Byron L. Whittredge Horace Sawyer Orvin Kenney Lloyd Col. Baker Curran Daniel Fellows Signal Corps J. F. Ridley William Sprague Emily Peach

Ee Mascotte at the Museum review and Oakland garden opening

A large audience attended Ee Mascotte at the Museum last evening with Praiseworthy performances by Perugini Miss Almar Jansen and Mr Wilson though pacing and lack of rehearsal marred parts of the show. Oakland garden opened to about 3500 attendees with Callender's colored minstrels delivering a high quality program including Billy Kersands Sam Lucas and the Hyer sisters.

Audran John Howson George W. Wilson Prat Walt Hampshire Pacacatis Csc teeneescesseqOets Ate Matheo Olus Puyvlician Cess Sepeetieness Ssr Fred P. Ham Bettina Wereeschwasenne Geraldine Almar Fiametta Cinsabeh Perugini Almar Bettina Miss Jansen Mr. Wilson Mr. Howson Mr. Barnabee Lorenzo Mr. Ham Hampshire Oakland Garden Callender Billy Kersands Messrs. Johnson, Hawkins Alabama Picaninnies Sam Lucas Hyer Sisters Messrs King and Brown Callenders

Important Changes in Eastern Railroad Summer Timetable

The Sea Shore Line reports new summer time changes across the Eastern railroad. Boston departures shift to 12 30 P M for St John and east, with White Mountains express trains at 9 25 A M and 1 30 P M weekdays. Through services extend to Fabyan s and Parlor cars added on several runs. Returning times adjust accordingly and several coastal and inland stops receive revised daily and Sunday schedules.

Eastern Railroad St. John Bangor Boston White Mountains Fabyan’s Forst. John Halifax Grand Trunk Railway Farmington Phillips Rangeley Lakes Lewiston Augusta Portland Saco Biddefor¢ i Point of Pines Boar’s Head Hampton Beach N.H Atlantic Coast Concord Hampton Station HH. Dumas Prop R. Jelstulbrm

Body found near Egg Rock identified as Morris Kenney

The body of Morris Kenney of Forest Hills was found floating between Egg Rock and Marblehead on Sunday. It was brought to Marblehead by a Boston yacht. The head and hands were badly decomposed and the Medical Examiner Carlton was summoned. Clothing examination identified the body as Kenney, believed to have drowned on Memorial Day.

Arrest of Clarence Smith for pocket picking in Boston scene

Inspector Knox and Detective W E Appleton seized Clarence Smith aged 26 for picking the pocket of an unknown lady in front of Monument hall around 1 L o clock Monday morning. Smith is described as an old offender. Hannah Roberts, 13, of 19 White street East Boston, was thrown from a carriage at Main and Walker corner.

Embezzler Blaney Arrested Over $44,000 Theft at Local Bank

Arthur H. Blaney 30, of Dorchester, arrested after $44,000 vanished from the Massachusetts Loan and Trust company at 18 Post Office Square. He admitted long running embezzlement begun in 1880, with $10,000 in a single jump. Blaney confessed before company officers and police after returning from New York. He is held on $50,000 bond pending municipal court examination continuation.

Arthur H. Blaney Beach Street Dorchester District Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company Post Office Square Ham Blaney Boston Fall River Harrison Square No. 18 Crosby Reynolds

Flying Yankee opens fast rail link Boston St John

The first all rail run from St John to Boston completed in 15 hours 14 minutes over 454 miles. Conductor Edward Russ lamented delays caused near the Pines and Salem, while passengers praised the new service and its impact on St John and Bangor. Notables including Mayor Jones and J. Hardy traveled aboard, signaling a landmark cross-border rail improvement.

St. John N. B Eastern Railway Post Edward Russ Portland Boston Russ Salem Point of Pines Pines Bangor Mayor Jones James Hardy

Charity bazaar at City of Mexico Two Republics raises funds

At the recent charity bazaar benefit residents sold single flowers for 100 dollars and offered ice cream at 10 dollars per dish in many cases, boosting proceeds for the event.

Mexico

Mails Close at Boston Post Office for Europe and Pacific Steamers

The Boston Post Office lists final mail closing times for transatlantic routes to Europe and for Pacific routes. It specifies steamer names such as Amerique Scythia Fulda Gellert Celtic City of Chester and Batavia with June 19 and June 22 sailings from New York or Boston, and supplementary closes at 11:00 AM for Pacific services. Letters should be in by eight or nine days before sailing.

France Brest Havre Amerique New York Europe Queenstown Liverpool Scythia Fone AG Ia Co Southampton Bremen Fulda Plymouth Cherbourg Hampurg Gellert Celtic Ednes- Gay Fang DO City of Chester Ptigay Fortland Glasgow Ethiopia Haburg Batavia Boston Shanghai Hong Kong Rts East Indies Sanrancisco Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia San Francisco Pacific Shis United States John Carle& Sons Portable Electric Light CO Water Street Massachusetts Sagas Isestom Scientific American Warra Bridge City Hall Warren Bridge Warren Dridge Francis W. Pray City Ball Moon Island Lucius Slade Eng Hat Committee On Joe Grammar School Eggleston Square Ward 23

Shipping Log Sees Multiple Vessels Arrive and Depart

Boston reports June 18 as several ships depart and arrive including Scandinavian from Glasgow and Gallia from Liverpool. Glasgow records Nebraska from New York and Sarmatian from Montreal, while New York lists Gallia and others. Hamburg to Hull routes, and arrivals at Antwerp and London reflect a busy Atlantic trade network with regular port calls.

Boston Scandinavian Glasgow Nebraska New York Gallia Liverpool Romano Hull Katie London Westphalia Hamburg Sarmatian Montreal Palestine Antwerp Ludwig Lydian Monarch Sally Zaandam Bordeaux Harley Baltimore Halifax Carroll Plymouth Pontiac Lake Manitoba Boston City City of San Antonia Fernanina

Steamers and ships sailing from Glasgow and Atlantic ports

The list records vessels and routes including Steamer Scandinavian sailing from Glasgow June 6 via Londonderry and Galway with 853 steerage passengers, noting nine days four hours passage and fine weather. Other vessels mentioned include Steamer Worcester to F W Nickerson, Steamer Lancaster to Philadelphia, Allentown to Philadelphia, and multiple small brigs and schooners in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ports.

Scandinavian Park Glasgow Londonderry Galway Madse H & A Ahan Worcester Brenkinship Charlottetown Pei Halifax F W Nickerson

Location of Pilot Boats and ships list

Inner Station Hull Lillie No 1 and Outer Station Cape Cod Fleur de Lis No 7 are given along with a cruising roster including Eben Jordan No 2 D J Lawler No 3 George H Warren No 4 Louisa Jane No 5 Florence No Sylph No 9.

Hull

Vineyard and Harbor Vessel Movements Report

From Our Correspondents Vineyard Maven lists numerous schooners and steamers with home ports and destinations including Hoboken Philadelphia Dover Providence New York Boston and Portland. Entries mention crews captains such as A W Ellis Garland Hunter and Anna Currier and note calm to variable winds with ships ashore or sailing toward New York Providence and Bangor among others.

Vineyard Maven W Ellis Ferguson Philadelphia Lynn Pierce Lord Hoboken Dover Howard Holder Farnsworth Providence John Anna Currier van Wart Alaska Hamilton Portland Garland Libby Sands River Hunter, Nash Hurricane Island Washington, DC Coral Vangilder Steelman Richmond Petersburg Virginia Thomas R Pillsbury Pitcher Point Judith Boston Storm Petrel Hunter Cora Stangilder Schs Emeline G Sawyer Kelley Jorgins New York Vesta Harper Dorchester Cayen Williams E L de Pai North David Tant WT Donnal J E Petters J A Dickman Empress Ery E Smith William McLean Wind South Light Down Edward Stanley Sherman New Bedford Bangor Pearl Goucher Windsor H V Garndell Brett Sydney Scis Lucy Mary Adelaide Bay Aunt Houghton Nate Eee Schs Wallace Arpswica Fackland Mary Andrews Willaws Om Toe Suing

Shipping list notes multiple June arrivals and sailings

A dense log lists numerous June sailing events and arrivals by steamers and barks. Vessels include the brig Urbana from Brunswick and bark Comsten from Charleston, steamer Nebraska from New York, and ships like Silverhorn and Matterhorn bound for Gulf and European ports. Port mentions include Baltimore, New Orleans, Pensacola, Hamburg, and Queenstown with departures to Hamburg, Boston, and Ireland.

Trea Ielona Urbana Vaguero Brunswick Comsten Olsson Charleston Pillax Kutn Hinore Bordeaux Harlsey Baltimore Bremen Inverailan Schultze Galveston Pungerness Maggie L. Carvill Rouse New York Hamburg Wdunkirk Matilda C Smith Smith Dante Cosulich Pensacola Nebraska Newark Havre JB Newcomb Newcomb Liverpool Knight Companion Murdock San Francisco Pendragon Morrish Portland Silvian Star Mann Apalachicola Cypress Parker New Orleans Sarmathen Montreal Palestine Boston Lizard Grant Christensen Mdon Johanne Brinkama I7th Montrose Taylor Evening Star Norbeck McDougall Davis New Otk Queenstown Silverhorn Dougall Routenbeck Stitt Stabell Rutlandshire Saunders San Zaandam Seateen Protector Wald Tromsoe Venus Holm

Gloucester fishing arrivals report totals for cod hake haddock halibut and mackerel

Fishermen at Gloucester report 30 arrivals since Saturday noon with 394,009 pounds codfish 66,600 pounds hake 31,000 pounds haddock and cod 9,800 pounds halibut and 956 barrels mackerel.

Gloucester

Sehna Reported Spoke at Sea and Port Delays Noted

Sehna was reported spoken at sea on April 16 with one whale. Entries list ships including Lucretia Kelley from New Bedford, bark John Winthrop from Shiverick and Talcahuana bound for the Arctic Ocean, windbound on May 4. Barks Emma F Harrian and James Allen and others carried cargoes or left Tumbez with spot loads, with no further reports since departing Juan Fernandez.

San Francisco Lucretia Kelley New Bedford Arctic Ocean Talcahuana John Winthrop Shiverick Emma F Harrian Holmes Boston Tumbez Hope On Borden Juan Fernandez James Allen Lake New Bedford Port

Maritime Strait Letters and Positions From Bermuda to Queenstown

A scanned maritime report lists several ships with positions and routes. American full rigged ship JRTN near Sandy Hook on June 6. British WRLM bound for Queenstown from San Francisco on April 19 at lat 26 North, 39 West. Astronom from Eramburg to New York on June 5 at lat 49, Jon 7. Mallsgate from Liverpool to Honolulu, June 3 at 35 North, 15 West. Alba from Ivigtut to Philadelphia, 18 days out. Kelverdale New York to Sydney on May 2 at 15 North, 35 West. Lady Head London to Vancouver Island on May 22 at 19, 25 West. Survivor from Boston to Cavenn on May 5 at 27 North, 42 West. Sir Frank M Howes from Baltimore to Demerara on June 9 off Bermuda.

Sandy Hook WRLM San Francisco Queenstown Bark Astronom Ger Klopper Eramburg New York Jon Bark Mallsgate Edkin Liverpool Honolulu Lon Alba Dan Ivigtut Philadelphia Bark Kelverdale Peck Sydney Nsw Lady Head Conrad London Vancouver Island Brig Survivor Slocumb Boston Cavenn Sir Frank M Howes Rich Baltimore Demerara Bermuda Antwerp aAr Mary I Baker Sutton Melbourne Marquis of Lorne Raymond Talcahuana Buenos Ayres Anna McPhael Barbadoes Harry Smith Weeks Rosario Samuel Hale Haven Tin Port Watlington Greenock Clark Meenden Meentzes Excelsior Mayor Mabel Hooper Hooper Bangor Carbarien Taylor Dickson Lake Vera Tuz Caribou Delaware Espan Chatham Web Northern Star Sherry Ayr Moliland Hollywood Cork Wellington Young Newcastle E. Greenock Trinacria Kitchen Calcutta Columbia Garvie Apies qGuantanamo Morning Star Leonhardt Rebecca A Carter Burton St Jago G de Zaldo Canadian Leblanc Alifax Nova Scotian Richardson St Johns Brantford City Alderson Caspian Thompson Worcester Blankenship Charlottetown Pet Magdalen Islands Laura Douglas Barry Crockett Holyhead Tarifa Jones Liv Brothers and Sisters Cook Huanilles P G Blanchard McIntyre United Kingdom Peru Oakes Valparaiso Do Do Stewart Freeman Callao Ella Vose Doody Memlo Horn de Do Hantsport Scr Chase Bayles Gladding Menue Aalien Lota Swensen California Belle O'Brien Palmer Continent Havelock Disg Silas Fish Wiliams Kate Howe Hodge St Kilda Rosseter Unanimi Whitehouse United States Almira Robinson Snow Nina Shelden Colson Arizona Brownell Bessie Markham Faulkner Aspatogan Forbes Reading Jamieson Leghorn Palermo Montreal Grecian le Galiais Glasgow Punjaub Guy Bahia Sarnia Lindall Yuba McLean Pictou St Joseph Bosse Somerset James Bristol Bolivia Hutton Three Rivers Sea Cupid McNicol Newcastle NB Mary Wilbur Murphy Sligo Leona Conlon Newcastle Nswv Nonantum Foye Crescent Ruland Padang Mystic Belle Davis Krasmapolsky Warbeck Jexrabero Recovery Cook Sharpness Riberra Pye St N. A Quebec Bertie Bigelow Robbins Barrow Abbotsford McWilliams Mersey McFarlane Maryport Parisian Wylie Coreana Moore Cavour Watt Eriminta Johnson Father Point Concordia Rollo Magdalen Light Lake Huron Bernson Richibucto NB Wacissa Stevens River Mersey J W Currie Fur- Rio Janeiro Mariposa Howard Stanmore Devereaux St John St Jo Nwf Alhambra Farquhar Halifax Bark Mi Patterson Havana Emma Geo Moulton, Jr Landereran W Morse Hawley Barks Freidig Gordon Hall Charles E Smith Barrett Cambridgeport Shubert King J W Everman Crocker Richmond Pioneer Platt Norfolk Avonport Smith Hamburg Thomas Clyde Biddle Cardenas Ruth F Carlisle McBride Chester Habsburg Heilmers Bremer Southampton Anders Oelrichs & Co Low Main Chateau Lafite Journeill Bordeaux Del Neptun Amsterdam AJ Pettengill Portland Schs MA Holmes Bessie Morris Allen Green Delaware Breakwater Barstow Cohen Providence Lillie John Smith Kerstel Port Discovery Mary Glover Conner Port Madison Farnham Port Townsend Prussia Wickberg Richmond Va Sch Lacy D Thatcher Rose K H Florence Old Dominion New Gate City Hedge Samuel Lb Hubbard Mckaffey New London George S Marts Henderson Wilma Peter C Schultz Williams Bath Harry G Shepherd Bartlett Perth Amboy Joseph Scutter Watts Thomaston Margaret E Lyons Bark Glacier Morse Louden

Lighthouse light to be discontinued at Bucal Coal Harbor Me

Notice from the Lighthouse Board dated June 1883 announces the front light at Bucal Coal Harbor Maine will be discontinued after August 1. In Norwalk Connecticut a spar buoy near White Rock and nearby ledge drifted about 200 feet due to spring ice, yet no harm occurred. Buoy bearings at Channel Rock and Caukeen's Reef are noted as slightly off and may need retouching with red paint.

Lighthouse Board Washineton Bucal Coal Harbor Stephen C Rowan USN Throggs Neck Reef Norwalk Conn White Rock Hay Island Channel Caukeen’s Goose Island

Sailings and Sales Across The Atlantic and Gulf Coast

Sci J Kennedy of Lubec 98 tons sold to James Marchie & Son of Calais. Twilight returns to St John NB with captain ill after sailing for Derry. Sir Lucy Wentworth of Calais 75 tons sold at auction for 1075 dollars to P M Purington of Calais. Mars of New Bedford 256 tons purchased by Captain William Lewis of New Bedford from Edward F Potter of Dartmouth. Sir Sandy Hock 107 tons sold to KK W Barlow of Pocasset for 5500 dollars. Alamo steamer launched at Chester Pa from Roach yard for C H Mallory line. Ephraim & Anna schooner found abandoned at sea. Captain Harvey murdered, ship in salvage dispute under US Marshall Kerns. The vessel gained water in port, crew left with apparel and bedding. captain’s belongings remain aboard.

Sci J Kennedy Lubec James Marchie East Haddam Conn KK W Barlow Pocasset Chester Roach Alamo C H Mallory Line Philadelphia Ephraim & Anna Boston Storm King United States Marshall Kerns Harvey Wate

Disasters Reported From Across the Atlantic and Gulf

Victorian dispatches describe Thornton ashore at Barclay Sound with all hands safe. Matchless sinks near Krakatoa with crew saved. bark Mary S Gibson missing after distress in lat 42 50 N long 50 W. Archeus sinks near Banquero with crew landed at Codroy. Florida ashore near Church Flats in bad position, pumps and lighters prepared to refloat. ongoing rescue efforts underway.

Victoria Thornton Barclay Sound Matchless Dawes Thoilo Boston Isle of Krakatoa Mary S Gibson St John McLeod Baltimore Havre Antwerp St Johns Archeus Codroy Charleston Florida Church Flats

Maritime Arrival and Departure Notices From Beliza and Rotterdam

Special despatch lists vessels and dates: Belize Ar June 5, sch W H Wotherspoon Ponder from Harare Ar June 16, steamer Holland from New York Rotterdam aAr June 16 steamer Cynthia St John NB Ar June 16 sch S T Whitmore Black inton from Port Royal

Merchants’ Exchange Belize

Maritime arrivals and sailings from multiple ports in June listings

Shipping notices show vessels arriving from Vera Cruz and Moodyville, with ships bound for New York Sydney and London. Several sailings include Concordia from Glasgow to Montreal and Philadelphia, and entries for Calcutta Singapore Marseilles and Havana routes. Ships named include Rainbow Diana Lizzie H Homewood Cuban Mentor Clymene and Belle Alliance among others with dates in May and June.

Tuspan Wm H. Dietz Collins Vera Cruz New York Victoria BC A C Meyer Kraesenebec Bombay San Stefano Sproule Bretmaen Calcutta Anahuac Hallett Singapore Lizzie H, Howard Madras M& E James Turpie Smith Williams Barbadoes Colin Archer Larren Miramichi Jarlen Beck West Bay Frank Andersen Galveston London Jime Scotland Lockhurst Quebec Montreal Newcastle City Doyle Boston Cadzow Forest South San Francisco Land's Fund Belle Alliance White Pensacola Rotterdam City Camp Morrissey Cape Town Marseilles Cristobal Colon Zaragoga Havana Newport Southwood Walker Montreal Lutra Pugsey Queenstown Mentor Schultz Crookhaven Westport Kalaja Kaaiinen Baltimore

Foreign Ports By Cable June 14 to 17 Listings

Shipping notices record arrivals and departures across ports including Antwerp Liverpool Havre and Queenstown with vessels such as Marquis of Lorne Rhynland John Mann Beveridge Sultan Elmo Cornwall Stormy Petrel Excelsior Noel Siberia Charlotte Young Gibraltar Lima Canada Aphrodite City of Rome Assyrian Monarch Hudson Erin Helene Labrador Shelburne Harlsey Arizona Bothnia and others with origins Charleston New York Marseilles Pensacola Philadelphia and London.

Cable Antwerp aAr Raymond Talcahuane Rhynland Jamison New York John Mann Beveridge Sultan Marsters St Elmo Smith Alcatta Bristol Cornwall Brown Newark Stormy Petrel Charles Coosaw SC Panzic Excelsior Jacobsen Charleston Dunkirk Harrison Hudson Reval Pauillee Harlsey Marquest Baltimore Bordeaux Queenstown Arizona Liverpool Bothnia Gill Ew Otk

Domestic Ports Ship Movements and Arrivals

A dense log of ships and vessels docking, sailing, and clearing on various dates from many ports including Two Rivers NS, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Notable entries mention steamers E C Knight, Johns Hopkins, City of Atlanta, Manhattan, and frighter ships like Titan, Martha Stevens, and Altavela among numerous schooners, brigs, and bark entries with multiple destinations and consignments.

Hotel Arrivals From Many Cities Including New York And Portland

A long list of hotel arrivals shows guests from Manchester Hartford Washington New York Portland and many other cities. Notable names include E G Stark JC Hilliard N E Ladd J D Titsworth A J Harrison H F Mann and G Hart among others, with associations to firms and hotels across the United States and Canada.

G Stark Manchester CH Vanne Leadville JC Hilliard Hartford R Clifford Washington Brickett & Wf Chester E Ladd Groveland Titsworth New York J Harrison Lowell Wineburgh Portland Ore T Richardson F Mann Pittsburg Burkett Schuyler P Turner Windsor G Gould Barrington L Goodall Annapolis Pulsifer Waterville J C Cushman Pittsfield CW Bray Blackwell Driftwood Maine J Dolan Mass Wuipillier CW Hayes Thurston RR Moore Abbott Keene E Plummer Lisbon Falls Hancock Gray AL Day St Louis Barton Hampton Morse Chicopee Mason Plymouth Garmon Bellows Falls Bush Erie Russell Nantasket Arnold Adams EK O’brien Thomaston G Lobdell T Symms Dover Seymour Anson Downs Francestown McFadden Pitcher

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