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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1886

Page

4

Sixteenth Annual Eastern Yacht Club Regatta at Marblehead

New England yachtsmen and the sporting public anticipate the 16th annual Eastern Yacht Club regatta off Marblehead tomorrow with first class sloops Puritan Mayflower Priscilla leading a strong fleet. The program features classes for sloops schooners and cutters, with notable contenders including Mayflower Puritan Dauntless Clara Thetis Bedouin Huron and Shona. Marblehead harbor hosts a gala scene as weather becomes the key factor with a 11:30 a.m. start and prize money across five classes.

New England Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead Puritan Mayflower Priscilla Fortuna Dauntless Gitana Marion Wentworth Mohican Ambassadress Adea Geralia Stranger Thetis Bedouin Huron Clara Shona New York Crocker Simpson Boston Salem Brown America William Fife, Jr Fantic Scotland Galatea Irex Genesta Dorts England Boston Yacht Club Marblehead Harbor Marblehead Rock Regatta Committee Halfway Rock Daniel Appleton H. B. Jackson F. E. Peabody E. B. Haver George A. Goddard Rowe’s Wharf

Boston Blues Take Step In New England League Standings

The Boston Blues advanced with a solid week while other clubs in the New England League held positions. Harvard and Amherst face one more intercollegiate game. Harvard, if victorious, would tie Yale for the championship as standings show Princeton Williams and others with varied records.

Detroits Cececvscccsese Chicabor New Yorks Bostons St. Louis Kansas Citys Washingtons Veees Boston Blues Harvards Amhersts Yales ReGbec Uicuroussesl FAOS

Races of the Great Head Club Regatta

The Great Head Yacht Club held its first championship regatta off the clubhouse on Saturday afternoon. First class started at 5 35 with second class five minutes later. The Fancy beat the Frolic by 17 seconds in a close second class race while the Nellie D. finished eight seconds behind the Frolic. Freya grounded near Sage bank soon after the start and was delayed, effectively out of the race. Second class starters included the Cadet Dora Annie Fury and Ariel. Cadet won the second class while Fancy won the first. Cadet and Fancy earned entries into the championship cup contest. Judges were B. B. Smith and J. H. Hartley.

Corinthean Club Corinthian Yacht Club Marblehead Neck South Boston Yacht Club City Point Mabel Dorcas L Wanda Hector Count Fouchar Prince of Bismarck Admiral Young Men’s Christian Association Great Head Club Great Head Yacht Club Fancy Frolic Nellie D Freya Sage Bank Dora Annie Cadet Smith J. H. Hartley

Fourth of July Regatta Plans For Boston City Point

The Boston sailing regatta committee outlines the July 5 program at City Point. Races cover sloops and schooners 40 ft plus with a $50 prize, centreboard and keel yachts under 40 ft with varied prizes, and multiple classes down to 15 ft. Entries are free and due by July 3 at City Hall office. Measurer John Bertram to handle measurements and officials provide details.

City of Boston City Point City Hall John Bertram

Harvard Yale Intercollegiate Game Draws Largest Crowd at Cambridge

Estimated 10 000 attended the Harvard Yale contest at Holmesfield Cambridge on Saturday as the two clubs battled for the pennant. The Harvards won easily with superior batting, final score 6-1. Details include Wiselling Bremner Smith Stagg Phillips Marsh Nichols Stewart Willard Cross Alien Winston Foster Noyes Henson Brigham Eagerly Sheppard Dann and other players, with multiple hits and fielding notes, time of 2 hours 47 minutes, umpire P J Dutton of Harford.

Holmesfield Cambridge Harvards YALES PO. A. E Stewart Willard Cross Alien R.f Winston Foster Icf OG Noyes Henson Brigham Eagerly Sheppard Dann TOA Sciess0 Motvaioe Smith Phillips Stagg Nichols Allen Marsh Kenshaw Stieg Henshaw Yates P. J. Dutton Haraford

Boston Blues Lose To Haverhills In Weekend Clash

Crowds packed the South and grounds as the Haverhills defeated the Boston Blues 13 to 8. Haverhill showcased better fielding and timely hitting with standout plays by Munce Burns and McGarr, while Foster hit a homer for Boston. The game ran 2 hours 5 minutes with Willis and Fitzgerald on the mound for the pitchers.

Haverhills Boston Blues PO. A. E. Munce Burns McGarr Sullivan Irwin Foster Martiett Slattery Shaw Chicsisss Otheany Hawkes Oj Ryan Vacemhmer Oj Murphy Willis Bae Fitzgerald Baverhills Cecesceesss Haverhill Blues Carl M. Sullivan J. Sullivan McCarr Haverhunts Py Willis Owman

Scores From Saturday Across Cities and Teams

On Saturday games in Chicago Detroit Newburyport Brockton and Concord produced varied results. Philadelphias defeated 5 to 1 in Chicago, Washingtons shutout Detroits 2 to 0, Port lands beat Newburyports 6 to 4, Brocktons defeated Brocktons 9 to 5, and Stars of Lowell lost 13 to 0 at Concord New Hampshire.

Chicago Chicagos Philadelphias Detroit Detroits Washingtons Newburyport Newburyports Portlands Brockton Lawrences Brocktons Concord N. H Concords Stars of Lowell New Yorks Kansas City Bostons St. Louis American—Mets Brooklyns Louisville Athletics Pittsburg Baltimores Cincinnati New England Boston

Memorial services for Rev Lothrop at Brattle Square Church

King's Chapel hosted yesterday afternoon memorial services for Rev 8. K. Lothrop D D longtime Brattle Square Church pastor. Clergy praised his life body of work including school committee service and public leadership with tributes from Hedge Hale Jenks and Moxon. Next week Rev Edward G Porter will lecture on Samuel Adams Signer of the Declaration of Independence.

King’s Chapel 8. K. Lothrop Brattle Square Dr. Lothrop Gertrude Franklin Ella C. Fenderson J. C. Bartlett C. W. Goddard Bartlett Barnby Oliver Wendell Holmes Hedge Harvard Lothrop Divinity School Congregational Church Lethrop Gorham N. H Cooper Thatcher Buckminster Everett Palfrey Edward E. Hale D.D Boston Henry F. Jenks Henry W. Foote A. P. Peabody I.D George L. Perin Young Men’s Christian Union Christ Paul Edward G. Porter Lexington Samuel Adams

Importation of Red Polled Cattle Arrives in Boston

The steamship Boston City of the Furness line, Captain Sherborne, arrived with sixteen yearlings and two bulls of red polled Norfolk and Suffolk cattle imported by W. Hawke of Iowa City. A fine bull belonging to General L. F. Ross, president of the Red Polled Cattle Club of America, also on board. Cattle traced to English breeders Lord Hastings, John Hammond, B. Stimpston, and Lofft. Cattle landed in excellent condition under E. Y. Lancaster, who oversees shipping blooded stock across the Atlantic.

Boston Furness Line Sherborne W. Hawke Iowa City General L. F. Ross Cattle Club of America General Ross Slasher Mr. Loflt Traston Hall England Loper Mr. Hawke Lord Hastings John Hammond B. Stimpston Lofft Hawke Norfolk Suffolk E. Y. Lancaster Atlantic

Massachusetts group seeks close season to protect mackerel fishery

The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association petitions Congress to establish a close season prohibiting sale of mackerel during spawning months. They argue spring seining harms migration, favor protective measures, and note spawning ends mid June and fish improve after. Petition urges months-long closure to improve quality and supply.

Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Congress Senate of the United States of America United States Virginia Delaware Maine Massachusetts

Uncle George Hearst among Washington rounders at Willard's

In Washington tales from Chicago report Senator Hearst nicknamed Uncle George as a comical, genial figure who handles rounds of drinks at Willard's. He socializes with seedy colonels and majors, pays for many rounds, and stays amiable until around 7 pm when memory of his wife returns and his dignity returns.

Chicago Herald Washington Senator Hearst Miller Tabor Uncle George Mr. Hearst George Virginia Hearst Pacific Coast

Nantasket to Visit Marblehead for Regatta Trip

The Nantasket will be allowed to visit Marblehead Tuesday to witness the famous regatta. Tickets limited, apply at Rowe's Wharf office. Nearby notices include Lewiston mills creditors adjourning at 178 Devonshire Street to hear the committee report, and a two month business trip abroad for Col Albert A. Pope and George H. Day aboard Aller from New York. The Boston YMCAs noon meetings at 10 Tremont Row will feature a rotating slate of ministers this week. The Working Boys Home annual picnic is slated for Amory Grove around Aug 12 with committee appointments at 38 Bennet Street. Harvard class of ’83 triennial dinner at Young’s tomorrow at 7. A man fell from a fourth story window at 28 Athens Street, fracturing a thigh and knee. taken to City Hospital.

Eastern Yacht Club Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company Marblehead Rowe Albert A. Pope Commonwealth Avenue Pops Manufacturing Company George H. Day New Steamship Aller New York Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Tremont Row Andrew Burrows E. Davies B. McKendry T. B. J. Howe J. A. McElwain T. P. Briggs Amory Grove Bennet Street Boston Girls’ High School Boston Young Men’s Christian Union City Point Cambridge Back Beacon Street Corpus Christi Tremont House Franklin Park Young Men’s Christian Association Harvard Young’s Frederick Nichols Michael Connelly Athens Street City Hospital

Clerk in Lowell Admits Stamp Embezzlement

United States District Court session on June 26 reports clerk George T. Houghton of Lowell pleaded guilty to embezzling stamps. Sentence deferred. Juries began trial for criminal cases in this court on Tuesday.

Nelson J. George T. Houghton Lowell

Stockdale v Baker Resumes in First Session at Superior Court

The June 25 session of the Superior Court will resume the Stockdale versus Baker case in the first session. Motions will be heard in the third session. All other sessions have been adjourned for the term.

Superior Court Session Adjourned After Jury Side Cases

The Middlesex County Superior Court presided by Judge Bloodgett adjourned after hearing jury side cases and remains in session for the day.

Laboring conflict splits amateur cycling world

Mr Abbott Bassett, chairman of the racing board of the League of American Wheelmen, reports that the American Cyclists Union formed because the League bans certain professionals from amateur status. Professionals race for manufacturers, are salaried, paid expenses, and trained by pros. The L A W majority endorses the expulsion stance, with support from the A C U and N C M V, foretelling little sympathy for the new group.

Abbott Bassett League of American Wheelmen American Cyclists’ Union League C.T. U

Crowds Enjoy Outdoor Band Concert on The Common

Large crowds gathered on the Common amid fine weather for a band concert. Rev William F Davis of Chelsea spoke from a knoll with Scripture readings and prayers before directors Claus and Rietzel led the program featuring Gounod tunes and a Rosin selection. Afterward Rev L B Bates of East Boston spoke on Christ s compassion, with gospel hymns and cornet music, though a dog fight momentarily disrupted the service.

William F. Davis Chelsea J. B. Claus W. Rietzel Rietzel Cornet Solo Dr. R. Shuebruk NaDucco L. B. Bates Boston Davis Young Men’s Christian Association Bates Christ

Summer service expands on Boston and Lowell rails

The Boston and Lowell railroad introduces summer passenger trains with minor timetable tweaks. Through trains depart Boston at 7 30 a m to Keene Concord and way stations and at 8 39 a m for Lake Winnipesaukee and Montreal via Central Vermont and the Montreal and Boston air line.

Boston & Lowell Boston & Lowell Railroad White Mountains Boston Keene, Concord Way Lake Winnipesaukee Montreal Central Vermont Line Neshua Milford Wilton Voncord Boston Air Line Weirs Plymouth Fabyan’s Jefferson Mann Pullman Mann Boudoir

Track laying totals in 1886 rail lines report

Railroad Gazette on June 25 notes Chicago Burlington Northern adds 2346 miles at various points Florida Southern extends 42 miles to Punta Gorda Marquette Houghton Ontonagon branch completed 214 miles from Negaunee total 1271 miles in 1886 versus prior years main track only totals exclude second tracks and sidings

Railroad Gazette Chicago, Burlington & Northern Florida Southern Punta Gorda Charlotte Harbor Fla Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Negaunee Mich

Railroad Log Highlights and July Excursion Plans

The Durham City carries Burton stock cars to London with cattle aboard. Newport News & Mississippi Valley Railway consolidates with Chesapeake & Ohio to form a grand trunk line from Newport News to New Orleans. New York Central and West Shore report April to May gains, with Jan 1 to date totals. Talks of Canadian Pacific linking to Montreal and Rouse's Point via Central Vermont and Delaware & Hudson. Boston & Maine to run a July 4 excursion to Portland at $4, return by July 6. Fitchburg Cheshire and Central Vermont to run a quick express to Saratoga after July 6. Railroad earnings summarized.

Durham City Furness Boston London Eng Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Newport News & Mississippi Valley Railway Grand Trunk Newport News New Orleans New York Central Road West Shore Road Saratoga Place Canadian Pacific Montreal Rouse’s Point Central Vermont Delaware & Hudson Boston & Maine Railroad Portland Fitchburg Cheshire Chicago and Alton Norfolk and Western Omaha Center Asd Rio Grande New York Ontario and Western New York City Northern Joseph Grand Island ST. Louis Alton Terra Haute Texas Cincinnati Texas Pacific Alabama Great Southern Northeast Vicksburg and Meridian Vicksburg Shreveport Pacific NEW York, Susquehanna and Western Ssrsewcessee South Carolina Maas Vccceseteuass

Coastwise Steamers and Loaded Vessels Cruises to Norfolk and New York

Coastwise steamers Alleghany Norman Glaucus and other ships load for Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Boston. Several steams sail for various ports with barges in tow and wind conditions noted at Highland Light and Hull.

Alleghany Taylor Baltimore Norfolk St George Grace Bangor Philadelia Priscilla Scribner Furman Philadelphia Centennial Illetis Bertha Williams Gould Rockport New York Mary A Bradshaw van Gilder Hodz Qid Alpha Hornet Richmond Urbo Weymouth Florence L Genovar James G Pendleton Talcahuano Valpa- Taiso Matilan Bach Hayti Diadem Lunenburg Telos Surinam RLT Launceston Tas Norman Glaucus General F E Merwin Ann L Lociwood Baylies Wood Annie J Pardee Hurricane Island Fannie Dillaway Kennebec Richard S Leaming Boothbay Amanda C Parker Henry R Congdon Lizzie Babcock Tanger Rebecca M Smith Mary Freeland Samuel Catner, Jr Pearl Florence Wilhelmin Highland Light AM Luther C Ward Gardner Colby Storm King Mary Whitredge Joseph Baker Highland Light Hull

Atlantic Shipping Notes From Boston Port Calm Waters and Fog

Sunday dispatches list arriving steamers and brigs to Boston and nearby ports with cargoes including nitrate of soda hides coal and sugar. Several ships report passage details from Cape Horn to the Gulf with troubled winds fog and calms and others depart or sail.

Boston City Sherborne London Moise Furness Dominion Blauvelt Yarmouth John G Hall & Co New Brunswick Colby Annapolis W H Kilby City of Macon Kelley Savannah Mdise Nickerson & Crosby Chatham Baliett Baltimore Norfolk George E Smakey Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia E B Sampson Williamsport Miller H F Dimock Hallett New York H M Whitney Katahdin Homer Bangor John Boston Burges Port Praia CVI Goree F A Butman Gulf South Channel Charles Duncan Bole Trinidad Port Spain Brig Vanhorn Merriam Parsboro Darrow, Mann & Co Essenhauer St Pierre Mart R . Cushman & Co Muriel Brinton St Martins Warner & Freeman John Millard Brown Jordan River Robert J Leonard Conley Thornes Cove Arcilla Farnsworth Apple River Gondola Martin Wallace Florence Christine Chute Lord Mayo Milberry Bear River Hope Moore Chevenne Cyenet Milton Port Greville Brach Kezia Johnes Little Glace Bay Flash Hatfield St John Alice Kerrigan Anna Currier Walsh Mary C. Bennett Moncton Jacob Reed St Simons Charles A White Tripp Sullivan Lawin Rich Gardner Deering Rogers Herman B Ogden Church Buthrod W Hill Higgins Nellie W Craig Pierce James B Pace Thrasher Kate KE Gifford Wright Deer Island Augusta Meady Augustus Hunt Baker Nellie Lamper Gertrude Abbott Champion Lynn J Paine Trainor South Amboy D P Strout Millridge Ella Clifton Millbridge United States Archibald Eastport Alsatian Stevens Kennebec Schs Herald Fiske J K Baker Kingsbury Rockland Emily C Dennison Coleman Saco Chester Wood Saunders Lillie Perkins Eliot

Maritime Ship Sails and Listings From June Naval Arrivals

A Maine coast summary lists numerous schooners and sloops sailing from Boston, New York, and Portland areas on June 21 to 27, with vessel names such as Terra Ellsworth Hattie Low Addie Jordan and Tiothy Fields. Entries note in port days, destinations including Newport News and Bangor, and fish receipts totaling 200000 pounds codfish 150000 pounds halibut and 146 pounds mackerel.

Arsch Minetta Crocket Boston Lewis French Newman Coquett Orne Helen A Chase Adams Baltimore Boothbay William A Deborque Smith Albus Lowell Weymouth Bangor Matilda Barton Deer Isle J B Stinson Gray Green’s Land Carrie Hix Hix New York Rockland Vesta Atwood Perth Amboy John Tinglass Jordon Kioka Kelly Jonesport Batmoney Pendleton J Elliott Thurston Damariscotta Nauticus Bar Harbor Salém Woodcock Ellsworth Baltic Shinny Winegvard Haven Johnson Veto Marshall Thomaston Fred Tyler Smyth Chatham J M Kennedy Whittaker Ellsweth Rendout Adam Allen Dudley Hillsboro Newark Annie Lee George Merkle Machiasport Sch Zampa Lambert Big John CG Noyes Hoyt Cuba Josie Gloucester Bertha May Restless George L. Smith Grand Banks Ralph Hodgdon Pioneer Semire Mystic Annie E Lane Mary S Stortvet Rebecca Battlett B Manning Carrier Dove Lucy Ann Ethel Mary F Chisholm Carthage Addison Proctor Georges Longstreet Payne Chase Sears Ortsmouth Sunlight Cool Ira Laffrinier Crowell Chester Wool Perchange Mowry Motz Calais Hattie Ari¢ane Colby Philadelphia Aaa Allantown Swasey Philadel- Rockport Ec Emm Nauport News Briggs Woodfall San Francisco Sparatan Cairns Nanaimo Ella S Thayer Mattson Tacoma San Diego Aristh Tam O’ Shanter Waite Ae Pedro Wendur Rameey Sydney St Augustine Sch Amelia Schmidt Pashley Savannah Eva Zachariasen Bremen Wm Crane Salem Davison Hantsport Lewis Engma Cotton Ayres Chase Smith Ketchum Diadem Sellers Maria Adeleide Nickerson Fr. m Do Bridgeport Emma Green Portland Pushaw Ludwig St George St John Effie , Simmons Bulger Sullivan Newport News Samuel Lewis Wood Losa Lavinia Beil Kendell Banger Vulcan Albert H Cross Henderson Richmond Wilmington Del Hen Courtney Baker Horse Islands Lucy Lir Wentworth Benefactor Triben Wiliam R Drury Bend Wrickford Ed Dreannaught Saunders

Maritime departures and arrivals from June sailing logs

A fragmented list of ships sailing from ports such as Grace Antwerp Cardiff Dublin Colombo Calcutta and Dover with vessels including the Noodland Drumbarton Paul Revere and Anahuac. Names of captains and destinations like New York Montreal Calcutta and London appear amid scattered dates June 20 to June 26 and May 27.

Grace Antwerp Noodland Nickels New York Ascension Drumbarton Johnon Calcutta Hectanooga Robbins Yokohama Montreal Barrow Willesden Raeburn Perth Amboy Bombay aAr Paul Revere Mailin Cardiff John L Hasbroucy Cobb St Vincent Cadiz Laura Castellano Philadelphia Scis Billinbriech Castle Newfoundland Clara Trendell David Sinclair Jones Fairy Glen Konigsberg James Colombo Anahuac Robinson Caltenutta William J Rotch Bray Dover Fairy Belle Lavis Bremen Hartfield Alice Minott Percy New Orleans Liverpool Strait of Florida Drumcraig, Bailey San Francisco Jon Ariel Schwings Shanghai Jail Slon Helensburg Weeks Swansea Lon City of York Baxter

Stranded and damaged ships tied to June maritime distress

A report of multiple sea incidents lists Steamer Albano believed total loss after Jacmel stranding, Sch Phebe damaged near Point a Pitre with $400 repairs and four days delay, and Sir Diamond capsized off Robbins Reef. Also notes rescuers, wreck markers, and other vessels in distress or sunk.

Albano Jacmel Sch Phebe Medero New York Point A Pitre Sir Diamond Thomastown Keleer Robbins Reef Dennis Valentine Gowanus Flats Liverpool Great Britain Cardiff Panama Stantley Martinique Valentine Basse Pointe Portland Alliance Francis BR Baird Grace Boston Rockport White Head Shay Spofford Dear Isle Batavia Iloilo Bastor Fourth Point New Anjer Carl Hong Kong Galveston Marian H Rand Bar Havre Hudiksvoll Philadelphia Fiorella Halifax John McNeil George Meliet Gloucester Montevideo Lapwing Auckland Trinidad Cuba

Foreign Ports and Shipping Notes from June Snatches

Shipping lines report arrivals and departures at ports across the Atlantic and beyond. Vessels including the Scotia Mogul Williams and Batavia, with captains Lapsley Douglass Ries and Halvorsen, are listed along with destinations such as Calcutta, Liverpool, Shanghai, and New York.

Sailed and Cleared Shipping From Diverse Ports

The Long Island and Atlantic coast trade reports a scattered fleet movement with numerous sailing vessels and steamers departing from ports including Port Antonio Baltimore Boston Providence and New York. Vessels named include Helenslea Reid and F Whrune along with a wide mix of barks brigs and schooners from Barrow Barrow Singapore and Dublin ports.

Letters Remaining At Boston Post Office June 26

A list of letters left at the Boston Post Office on Saturday June 26 compiled by Alonzo F Johnson. The public notice says the list is published Mondays and letters addressed in care of the Marine Editor will be retained or forwarded per writer wishes. The names include Adams, Barton, Wentworth Bostock, Chandler, Gertrude Abbott, Ruth Shaw, Edward Caswe, Carrie L Golfrey, Robinson, Hunt, Godfrey, Wheeler, Lewis, Mas, Merley, Evangeline Merley, and many more, with numerous Captains and officers noted among the addressees. The document reflects a long roster of recipients, some with military or shipping titles, and references to ships and maritime figures.

Boston Post Alonzo F Johnson Adams Evan Smith Barton Fred Fi Maria Wentworth Ruth Shaw Chelton Samuel Edward Caswe Eiaics Corson Mulford Messer Hurwitz Hall Pcoceses Oalk Eulie Halton Waite Hughes Albert Postangne Hughes William J Edward P Avery Irons Nellie Trent Kempton Samuel -Sch Rival Kotmine UATL Escererses Mere William T Seescereeseeress Littlejohn Deane Clarencess Orville Horwitz Marshall Frank Eicce Ponder Millberry Bork Olustee Metse George Cee Meecher Jonp Evangeline Merley James H Richard G Chaties Evangeline Rola Nichol Mar Robineon George Coors William Duren Steele Tinitt WM J

Transatlantic Steamship Listings for Europe and Americas

Passenger routes and sailing times listed for German States Europe and other destinations. Specially addressed by steamer Aller to Bremen Southampton from New York on July 2 with 3:00 PM departure. France via Plymouth Cherbourg or Brest Havre and other routes including Britannic Catalonia Umbria La Bourgogne City of Berlin and Furnessia. Cuba and Mexico connections noted with daily cutoffs.

Europe Great Britain Ireland Southampton Bremen Werrin New York France Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg Lessing Queenstown Liverpool Britannic Umbria Aller Scotland Glasgow Furnessia Brest Havre la Bourgogne City of Berlin Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Mexico

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