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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1889

Page

3

Shipping News Mini Almanac Summary

The brief shipping column lists nautical data for Thursday June 28 with high water indicators and length of day notes. It notes times such as 11 04 A M and other tide related figures, though portions are garbled. The item serves as a forecast snippet rather than a full report of events.

Port of Boston Shipping News June 26 Dockside Arrivals and Cleared Vessels

The Boston port report lists arrivals including Steamer Beaconsfield from Trapani with galt to W B Byrnes, and notes light winds and a June 22 23 gale in the Gulf Stream that caused cargo shift. Other arrivals include H F Dimock Tremont Katahdin City of Gloucester and tug operations. Several schooners and steamers are cleared to London Halifax Trinidad Rosario and more with numerous barques and brigs bound for New York Philadelphia and Baracoa.

Beaconsfield Cotton Trapani Galt W B Byrnes Furness Gibraltar Gulf Stream H F Dimock Eldridge New York H M Whitney Tremont Donovan Portland Katahdin Pierce Bangor City of Gloucester Young Gloucester E Luckenbach Curran Tivoli Kirsin Newport News Gladiator Kelley George Moon Kodiak New Yor R Drury Hoston Sweetland Brunswick Chas Morford Herbert J Paine Trainor Jane L Newton Richard L Sherman Hallett Hoboken Nantasket Beach Hamburg Libby Port Liberty Ann J Trainor Derrickson Weehawken Sarah E Ward Ward Oliver Ames Handy Philadelphia Orizon Worrey Bath Swis Gameceuck Robingon Kioko Look Calais Mazourka Lane Perkins Rockrt Carrie Kimball Wiscasset John B Norris Harding Gay Head Mary Steele Jaschal Lanesville Chilton Brewster Eliot Eugenie Godfrey Millbridge Durham City Jacobson London Carroll, Brown Halifax Charlottetown PEI Boston Halifax & Paiss Co Barks Sverre Nor Dederickson Konigsberg Gid «& Loviz Henry Aburnham Ross Trinidad Cotton & Haley Barkentine Geneva Gregory Rosario John Emery & Co Scis Acaca Trahan Mereghan Delong & Seaman Seattle Huntley Windsor Port William Barclay & Co Carrie C Ware Keene Hillsboro J Sullivan Alta McLaughlin St John Hathaway & Co Florence Christine Cern Beveau Osprey Crowley H Miller Taylor Baltimore Norfolk Smalley Norman Snow Sampson Herman Winter F Williams Calvin Austin Lucine Decature Miller Coila Samana Bay Williamsport Ice King RA Fisher Barkentines Henry Warner Matanzas Cuba Buenos Ayres Schs Sir F James Laura Brown Glenera Donnabell Church Point Luta Price Riverside C G Craninez Elizabeth A Baiziey Itasca Omaha Sallie B Hornet Highland Light Orion Merryman Amer D HiMiller Hull Light

Shipping Market Notes and Caribbean Arrivals

New York June 26 chartering market active with firm rates. Vessels include Joseph II Scannell 55,000 cases petroleum to Shanghai and Wink Grace 300 cases to Japan from Philadelphia. Caribbean port reports arrivals: Runnymede from Calcutta, Woodbury from New York, Maggie F from Halifax, and more. Sugar crop outlook plus engagements for several ships to Delaware Breakwater and New York.

New York Asia Joseph II Scannell Shanghai Wink Grace Philadelphia Japan Europe Tuck Sing Denmark South America Arks Stonus Pinwood Montreal Buenos Ayres New Zealand Teresa Cosalich Wellington Port OF Spain Trinidad Runnymede Calcutta Woodbury Belmont Boston Maggie F Halifax Arthur Yarmouth Maggie Page Garnet Lockeport Bess Mereghan Morien Nelson Hewertgon Robert G Dun Balast Ark Meridien Delaware London Barkentine Helmont Robert Graham Dunn

Sailed and Cleared Vessels From New England Ports

Shipping notices list schooners and steamers sailing from Gloucester Bangor Vineyard Haven and Salem on the 25th to 26th for Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Atlantic City. Vessels include Nat Meader Susan N Pickering Lucy P Miller C M Winch and S M Bird with cargos and barges in tow.

Salem Atwood Banter New York Pushaw Ludwig Calais Bridgewort Naison Newbury King Baltimore Gloucester Florence Esther Ward L E Norwood Lelia Linwood Sunshine Georges Snow Farragut Dixie Phantom Emerald Northern Eagle Shore Ashing Sophie Wiley Sadie Lilly Bangor Chillion Deer Boston PA Issa Lewis Ston Nat Meader Dunton Bridgeport Susan N Pickering Askell Philadelphia Mary Stewart Conant Flornce Minetta Crockett Albus Jennie Carter Eaton Seraph Speare Weymouth 6Th Vettel Decrow Franklin Pierce Greenaw Brookline Lucy P Miller Homer Martha N Hail Ryder Haltimore John H May Fisher Camden Maggie Mulvey Randlett Wilard Sainsbury Gray A K Woodward Ord Huntington Live Avery Chatto Arge Tonawanda Clark Canrons Icis Theresa H A Hunt F Ferwin S Warren Hall Reno Golden Rule Maria S Caroline Efiot L Dow

Sailed and departed vessels list for ports in June May

Cargo and passenger movements listed by port and vessel type with departures from Antwerp Batavia Calcutta Colombo Cardiff Dungeness Dundalk Fleetwood Flushing Fayal Gibraltar Galle Hamburg Iloilo Irvine Konigsburg Lorne Licata Mauritius RLO Marina Rotterdam Singapore Santos and related captains and destinations.

Antwerp Jordenskjold Nor Eilertsen New York Batavia Anna Aleida Decker Calcutta Delhi Colombo Marlborough Br Cardiff Minnie Whitney Smith Montevideo Dungeness Bay of Naples Bowie London Dundalk Loa Lynch Mahoney Ydney Cis Fleetwood Hebe Anne Halifax Flushing Stephan Ger Chutte Hamburg New Orleans FAYAL Sarah Aim Hale Oston Gibraltar Havre Nor Sanderson Mirimichi Galle Helmsdale Ainbie Newark Ferdinand Atken Philadelphia Ilollo Alpheus Marshall Whinson Panama Parauta Prescott Manila Irvine Rival Petersen Konigsburc Orensen Lorne Capenhurst Mont Ret Newcastle Licata Plata Grasbrook Monttal Mauritius Soudan Metonald RLO Marina Wave Rovterdam Charlois Sr Singapore S RK Lyman Inkham Macassar Santos Mary F Kunsell Ichols Boston

Lighthouse to show first order light at Point Sur Aug 1888

Notice from the lighthouse board states a first order light will be shown near the westerly end of Mores Rock, Point Sur Cal about Aug 1 1888 with alternating red and white flashes every fifteen seconds. Also reports missing red buoy at White Bar and buoy replacements in Charleston harbor.

Washington Lighthouse Board Mores Rock Point Sur Cal Providence Little Narragansett Bay Charleston Harbor Entrance South Carolina F W Dickens General Rivera Rio de la Plata Uruguay

Ship and schooner movements reported in June

Vessels Bark Silicon Bark Rival Bark Conquest Bark ES sail for Boston from various ports with routes notes from Philadelphia Halifax Barbados Buenos Aires Absecom Tortugas and Pensacola. Sch Flora Woodhouse and Sch Mary A Power listed with New York Apalachicola routes and positions near Tortugas and 74 39 longitude.

Bark Silicon Bartlet Philadelphia Bark Rival Petersen Halifax Irvene Bark Conquest Dixon Buenos Ayres Barbados Boston Barnegat Bark ES Powell McCormack Absecom Barbida Pensacola

Wrecked Ottawa pumped out as underwriters set meeting

Wrecked bark Ottawa was pumped yesterday by tug Argus and early this morning showed four feet of water in the hold, leaking freely. The vessel is under U S marshal charge with underwriters planning a settlement at a July 5 meeting.

Boston Ottawa Argus Molliere Marseille New Orleans Antwerp Metropolitan Outside Steamship Company Cramps Philadelphia New York General Whitney H F Dimock Herman Winter

Maritime Vessel Movements Across Ports and Dates

A compendium lists ships sailing or in port from ASPINWALL to SHANGHAI with June sailings and arrivals. Entries name vessels such as Newport Switzerland Stillwater Ensign Bradford Latona Gazelle Orca and Hamilton Fish, ports including Antwerp Buenos Ayres Calcutta Kobe Montreal and Port of Spain, and dates from May to June detailing cargoes and routing to New York Philadelphia Havana and Charleston.

Aspinwall Newport New York Antwerp Switzerland Philadelphia Barbadoes Stillwater Trites Rio Janeiro Ensign Phillips Campana Etna Monroe Montevideo Crown Jewel Grafton Buenos Ayres Bradford French Hammett Norfolk Blaye Latona Lipsett Newark Calbarten Clifford Crabtree Campobello Gazelle Waters Coquimbo Aconcagua Liverpool Visagua Charleston Charles Dennis Sanger George Skhofield Lord Dufferin Curacoa Oranje Nassau Porto Cabello Havana Belle Wooster Higgins Falmouth Henley Montreal Vesta Harris London Clintonia Bullman Leith Quebec Zambesi Parsons Grecian le Gallais Newcastle Nsw Robert Besnard Andrews Hong Kong Nagasaki Cambodia Notio United States Port Swain Shin Bann Curling Belmont Hagan Boston Meridian Delaware Breakwater Teneriffe Tracy Washington, DC Woodbury, Brown Abs Lsess Smith Pets , Dun

Shipping records list vessels and arrivals by port dates

In port May 18 bark Annie W Weston from Sydney arrives 11th for New York. June 24 San Marcos is listed at St Johns Port Ar with Burrows to New York. multiple brig, steamer, and bark movements noted across Sydney, St John NB, St Vincent, St Jago, San Marcos Island, St Joan NB, and other ports with vessels such as Angerton, Eurydice, Marcia, Falcon, and more cleared or sailing for destinations including Philadelphia, Belfast, San Francisco, and New York.

Chittagong William Duthie Quebec Queen of the North Bratsberg Matthews Satilla River St John Portsmouth Sir Abbie Bursley New York Cape Cod Abbie Bursley Portland Brandon Astoria Astona Delaware City William R McCabe Jessie W . Knight Sharp’s Island Chesapeake Virginia Thiladel Lord Lanacowne Swansea Liverpool Lune Buennos Ayres Staffa Pensacola Buenos Ayres Iiuenos Ayres Bath, Me Jonathan Bourne Kiddeford Maceido St Clona Batavia Jacarecica Jacarecha Camaragebe St Cloud London Speranza Petersen Charleston Hamburg Dover Dungeness Kark Capes Race McBeath Newcastle Ewe San Francisco Isle of Wight Grande DO Sul Kark Ecuador Hughes Barbalos Port Annie Weston Sydney Nsw ST Johns San Marcos Burrows Aldine Carty Dunalk Vincent Thomas Turnbull Page Cardiff ST Jago Cuba Marcia Vennick St Thomas Philadelphia Farnwell Custer San Marcos Island Falcon Muller Angerton Mar Lord Warwick Prout Newark Eurydice Olsen Belfast Sehs Bell McLean William Ement Odell John Price Smith Eagle Peck City Island ST Joan Rossignol Robbins Montevideo Barks Rayner Cape Town Ashblow Leary Sehs Forest Belle Phipps Boston Emu Colwell Rockport Sabrina Urquhart Isrttish Queen Williams Rockland Harvard H Havey Forsyth Sarah Godfrey Hogan Barbados Wm Mason Comeau Westfield Belyea Mabel Purdy Hawka Icis Nell Perry Eric Anderson Avalon Mulberry Erie Theal Grace Cushing Sprague Stains Bay Jaui Cameo Mablinan Truxillo Hondo Melize Tuspan Max Hattie , Dixon Harding Victoria Fairchild Boyd Nanaimo Royal Roads Kennebec Love Valparaiso Briz Emma L Shaw Porter Mercury Magone Port Townsend

Broad Port of Belfast and Boston Shipping Notices

A long mixed list of ships loading or sailing from Belfast, Bath, Brunswick, Beaufort, Dover, Newport News, Newburyport, and other ports. Entries include vessel names like Dorchester, Ariadne, Lillian Woodrull, Verda Moll, and City of Columbus. origins such as Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Havana, and Rio Janeiro. and movements to destinations including Gardiner, Philadelphia, Greytown, and Savannah.

Belfast Fannie Gorham Wadiin Jacksonville Baltimore Dorchester Howes Boston Adda Rogers Jmes Hoyt Dissoeway New York Hungaria Hamburg Main Gremen Swis Cox & Green Thompson Rose Esterbrook Davis New Hedford Loth Samuel Dillaway Brendige Bath Ariadne Colby Philadelphia Reuben Eastman Black Rock Conn Sci Biast Martin Bridgeport Golden Rule Ball New Haven Chareston Brits H B Hussey Hodgdon Luther ‘S Garretson Osear ©Achundt Addie B Shacon Sarah C Smith Kale V Fortress Monroe Adventurer Jones Lobos de Rfuera A Harvor Hart Providence South Shore Richmond Tanger Irene K Messervey William R Huston Newport News Fall River Rebecca Norfolk Horatio New Nedford Hattie V Kelsey Otter Welsh Walter Lolly Holder Maroim George Lowss Sherman Babb Kennebec Henry Sutton Pierce Green's Landing Waldron Holmes Hampton Roads Marionn Water Iolly Calvin B Orcutt Bailey Salem Newborough Pasero Dordrecht Empress Penscola Alava Liverpool Edwin RK Kirk Charles A Driggs Robert Morgan Portland ES Potter Warren Wensleydale Matanzas Newburyport Sam Weller Harris A. Rudolph Mullen Stamer Panther Anderson Benjamin Gartside Shays Lanesville Philadephia Newport J & W Gurney Gurney Tiverton Swis Green County Hyde Rondont Mary A Fisher Sayersville Messenger van Ye Uavershaw James M Bayles Whipple Newark L P. Watson Fredericton Rhoda Holmes New Orleans Port Eads Powell McCormack Barbadoes Formiosa Manzaniba Edith McRae Solario Dean Port-au-Prince Glover Ingersoll City of Jowell Lara Columbus Smyrna Affezoine Cape Town Formosa Manzanilla St. Marie Neuvitags England Heeley Saginaw Pennington Grand Turk Edam Barker Amsterdam Germanic Irving Gladiolus Wright Santander Trave Willegerod Bremen Cienfuegos Collon Havana Plessey Scott Rio Janeiro Augusta Victoria Albers Valparaiso Agate Pedersei Montevideo Hans Kurt Wilkoinen Rhymond Antwerp Linda Bombay City of New York City of Rome Pascal London Mars Laguayra Cienfuenos Savana Brince Haracoa Trinaeria Bristol Pressey Wergelanda Baracoa Murciano St. John N. B Winthrop Paul Revere Yokohama Daisy Read Krigs Plower Caluistina Varuna Flell Gate 25Th Est Daisy Reed Richards Hoboken Hart Island Iweonds Nina ‘Tillson Tireen Isnenos Ayres Julian Berkle French Rockland Post Boy Smite Hloboken Bangor Ann Eliza Bishop Rockport Mary Freeland Clark Weehawken Nettie M Rogers Snow Orleans Mass Liszie M Eells Greenlaw Sears En Mary Elliott Cudworth Port Liberty Saem Lizzie J Call Call Augusta Joseph Oakes Smith Port Johnson Fanny & Fay Mehatfy Osten Fortuna Lis Amboy N H Skinner Nickerson Anna Shepard Piper Edward Lameyer Seale Zullette Kenyon Payne Travertull Modesty Lowell Vorpland Ar 25Th Barks Arthur C Wade Woodside Dunning Ad Sk. I’ Mansfield Cressley Annie T Conlon Coombs Thomas W Iyde Cleared Schs Jeanette J. Golding St John Andrew J York Wallace C B Church Gallagher Washington Andrew York Evelyn Morris Carthagena Elko Leading Portsmouth Annie A Booth Wasson Frank P Lee Vannaman Jennie Lockwood Poland Waldoboro Engbrig Tidella Blake Turks Island British Princess Freeth Nederland Bence Nether Holme Ritchie Fort de France Spartan Crowell Marcelina Jane Amigo Lucy Friend Collins Gloucester J If Wainwright Phillips New Bedford Fearless Malone Hope Lown Abaco Fred Jackson Littlejohn Vath Simmons Douglass J Nickerson Winslow Emma Striggs Gray

Multiple ships sail and clear for New York and Calcutta

Providence Ar 24th and Rockland Ar 24th 25th report schooners and ships sailing for New York Calcutta Rockland and Philadelphia with crews Richard Law HE Brown Ana Ames Red Jacket Charley Woolsey Sierra Cordova Commodore Miltiades Newbern Emma Heather L Hix and more.

Providence Richard Law Rondout P Hallock New York HE Brown H Watford Carson Rockland Ana Ames Adams Red Jacket Arey Charley Woolsey Marston Hurricane San Francisco Sierra Cordova McClune Calcutta Commodore Baker White Rock Philips Tacoma Alaska Parker Port Townsend Wareham Lemuel H Hopkins Larrabee Baltimore Argo Gurney

Pioneers and society leaders gather at Boston hotels

The Society of California Pioneers of New England held a monthly meeting at the Crawford House with twenty two members present. The Quincey Club of Dorchester dined at Younge's with fourteen members. The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters adjourned at the Tavern with sixty five members. Numerous notable arrivals and attendees visited Vendome Brunswick Tavern and other hotels, including travelers from Philadelphia New York and London. Franklin Park meeting debate addressed mass gathering use and city policy.

Society of California Pioneers of New England Crawford House B. K. Whittemore California Quincey Club Dorchester Younge G. G. Bradford Jeremiah G. Fenessy H.C. R Senor E. C. Varas Chil Vendome C. S. Mellen Union Pacific Railroad Quincy Charles F. Todd Calais Lenox Worcester W. A. Little New York M. F. Burbank Burbank Henderson Brunswick Lester Dwinel Bangor J. Pierpont Morgan F.C. Marsh A. Marsh Kate Marsh W. C. Marsh Kansas City J. ‘T. Bixby Yonkers N. Y E. Plaisted Biddeford W. A. Rich Woodford H. N. Phillips Springfield Frankel Minneapolis Minn G. Robert Tremont William_H. Ely F. W. Dawiess New Haven Conn F. W. Holmes Montreal Trask St. Louis Edward King, Jr Charles FE. King O. W. Butler E. Smith Henry Forstman, Jr Germany Parker’s Fred L. Moore J. W. Hawes D. C. Lewis W. D. Hale William A. Richardson Washington O. M. Carter Omaha J. E. Slater Detroit Hugh Nestell Savannah J. P. Dashiel Richmond Jacob 5. Taber San Francisco United States Alexander Macfarlane Austin Texas Frank ©. Garrison J. M. Kane F. F. White C. M. Clarke J. Lindsley Troy F. T. Barker Bradford Penn E. N. Alden Hornellsville John K. Musick Arksville Thorndike T. H. Johnston Portland J. E. Curran O. B. Green Chicago H. M. Wheelock H.C. Jones Greenfield W. L. Peterson Eastern J.L. Seward Waterville J. B. Steavens G. A. Lawrence Vieth Eugene Fegan Miss Crandell Providence L. L. Linsley Holyoke H. P. Wilson Augusta Howard Lauson Lowell B. Proctor H. Mayo

Murdock's Liquid Food Shown Superior To Medicine

The text argues that Murdock's Liquid Food outperforms medicines which rely on the instability of the patient. It claims medicines weaken healthy organs and rely on weak nutritious foods for recovery, while Liquid Food is absorbed directly by diseased organs without taxing other organs.

Murdock

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