Thoughts on the Chess Match and Coming Sports Events
The column mocks the current chess match as dull and bribed by preconcerted plans while praising American players for their resilience. It notes brutal errors by Zukertort, Steinitz's cautious defense, and concludes the world chess championship remains unsettled until a decisive American chess congress produces a true champion.
Teemer and Gaudaur Row Championship Agreement 1886
The articles of agreement for the 1886 champion ship race between John Teemer and Jacob Gaudaur, signed in Cincinnati, set a three mile row on Pullman lake for 2000 dollars a side on June 12 from 2 to 6 p.m. The race will follow National Amateur Rowing Association rules where not conflicting, use neutral lake course if needed, and appoint dual stakeholders with referees and two judges per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teemer
Jacob Gaudaur
Cincinnati
Pullman Lake
National Amateur Rowing Associaton
Jas
Cincinnati Enquirer Company
Joan Teemer
J AJ St. Joan
G. Gaudaur
New Bedfords Hold Off Somervilles In Tight Win
The New Bedfords defeated the Somervilles in a hard fought game at Cambridge with Gourley at cover point and Curley making key stops. Leydon, Gourley, and Roberts provided scoring and moments of contention as both teams traded chances around the cage and the visitors clinched the victory in a closely contested match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedfords
Somerville
Woburns
Cambridgec
Somervilles
Gourley
Leydon
Curley
Leydaon
Rogers
Roberts
Iin
Ed Wade
Holmes
Menard
Carrey
John Morrill
Polo League and hockey style rules spark late season shifts
Special to the Post reports Grocktons rout Pawtuckets 3 to 1 under a no time limit rule. Directors at Young's Hotel expel John Irwin as referee and add Barry, Waterman and Hallett as officials. New England Polo League votes best three in five goals and adopts brass roller. rule 26 drops surface skating requirement. Salem over Somerville is awarded to Somerville. Plymouth beats Taunton. Hartford defeats Meriden as Meriden plans reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocktons
Pawtuckets
Buockrox
Grocktons
Churchill
Burke
Keene
Tukey
Sword
Piece
Sullivan
Young’s Hotel
John Irwin
E. P. Barry
H. A. Waterman
8. C. Hallett
Atl
New England Polo League
Wright & Ditson’s
Salem
Somerville
Cincinnati Base Ball Club Sold. No Sunday Games Declared
John Hauck, president of the German National Bank, has purchased the entire stock of the Cincinnati Base Ball Club with plans to turn the Base Ball Park into a summer resort for Cincinnati’s elite. The new management announced no Sunday games. Manager John Piggott reports thirteen players signed by the Providence New England League club and outlines upcoming games against Brockton and Utica in late April. The American Association ruled that Burch belongs to Brooklyn and will play there this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Hauck
German National Bank
John Piggott
Providence New England
Smith
Sylvester and Sullivan
Seward
Landers
Corrigan
Flynn
Urns
Schoenburg
Doyle
Piggott
McKean
McCarthy
Brocktons
Brockton
Providence
Uticas
American Association
Burch
Metropolitans
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Standing OC Challenge at Boston Chess Club
A stranger entered the Boston Chess Club and offered to bet on chess matches while proposing a mortgage on club property. He suggested odds of a hundred to one on a draw, then offered single or multi game challenges for five dollars a game. After scrutiny, he withdrew, leaving a standing challenge to fifth class members to play for practice and gate receipts. The club declined to mortgage its property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chess Club
Entre Club
Genisl
Piay
Gilmore Dempsey Prize Fight Planned Near Detroit
Thuradas prize fight arrangements are set in Toronto for Harry Gilmore Canadian lightweight champion to meet Jack Dempsey of San Francisco next Thursday within fifty miles of Detroit. Stakes are $500 a side, posted with Richard K. Fox. Gilmore favorites betting, match sprang from a challenge by Dempsey's trainer George Fulljames to any Canadian light-weight for 500 or 1600 aside. Fans expect Gilmore to win despite his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuradas
Gilmore
Dempsey
Touronto
Ont
Harry Gilmore
Dominion of Canada
Jack Dempsey
San Francisco
Detroit
Richard K. Fox
George Fulljames
Canada
Stese
Sparring Contests at Lawrence Sporting Miscellany
Lawrence news details boxing grappling and wrestling bouts with fighters including George H Moolie Martin Snee Cassidy Robinson and Lannan Loughlin Keating Moorehouse Lannan Loughlin set for March 12 at Cribs Club and Opera House events. new Manchester NH baseball club formed. Boston Gun Club shoots at Wellington with gold badge prize. Barkley suspended for dual signing. Paddy Ryan nickname note. Revere Hall billiard tournament schedules. Star rink Medford five mile race won by Haskell in 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Loughlin
Paddy Ryan
Chicago
Sullivan
New York Sun
Revere Hall
H. Marshall
Somerville
Peter Rogers
Boston
Skin Cure Promise from Cuticura Remedies
A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and a single CuticurRA application, daily use of CuticurRA and Cuticura Resolvent two to three doses, allegedly cleanses the blood and body systems to speedily cure eczema, tetter, ringworm, psoriasis, lichen, pruritus, dandruff, and all skin humors, even when doctors fail.
Untold Tortures Ended By Cuticura Remedies
F H Drake Esq of Detroit Michigan suffered severe torment from a skin ailment appearing on his hands head and face and nearly injuring his eyes. After doctors failed he used the Cuticura Remedies and was cured, remaining well to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Drake
Detroit
Mich
John Boyle O'Reilly at Milton meeting for Irish liberty
A packed Associates Hall, Milton, hosted an Irish gathering in support of the Irish Parliamentary party. John Boyle O'Reilly spoke on unity beyond religion, duty to Ireland, and American appeal for home rule, praising Protestant leaders and urging overall sympathy for the Irish cause. Several brief remarks followed from Doherty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Milton
John Boyle O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Ireland
America
London
Massachusetts
Lowell
New England
England
Parnell
W. Doherty
Charles Stewart Parnell
Wolf Tone
Napper Tandy
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Robert Emmet
John Mitchel
John Martin
William Smith O’brien
Mr. Doherty
Hazard Stevens
John M. Galvin
Philip J. Doherty
Boston Masters Mourn John D. Philbrick in Annual Meeting
The Boston Masters Association held a memorial for John D. Philbrick with remarks by FE B Seaver G R Marble J F Blackington and others. A tribute by Joshua Bates was read and a formal resolution praised Philbrick’s forty five school reports and lifelong dedication to public education. The group later dined at Parker House with numerous educators in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Masters’ Association
John D. Philbrick
Mason Street
B. Seaver
G. R. Marble
J. F. Blackington
G. B. Putnam
Rinichi Kuki
Emperor of
Japan
United States of America
Paris
Vienna
Philadelphia
Philbrick
Joshua Bates
J. A. Page
Boston
John D. Phibrick
Apa
Parker House
Mr. Philbrick
Seaver
C. G. Clark
Groton
Chapman School
Prescott
Franklin
R. Swan
Winthrop School
R. C. Metcalf
L. Dunton
Normal School
A. Banker
Quincy School
G. B. Hyde
Mases Merrill
Latin
Francis A. Waterman
John Tetlow
Girls
Daniel W. Jones
Lowell School
Charles W. Hill
Comins School
Silas C. Stone
Hyde School
Dwight
Ames Leonard
Lawrence
Charles M. Clay
Roxbury
George B. Hyde
Insolvency Court Acts in Salem Holds Meetings and Appointments
In the Insolvency Court at Salem yesterday first meetings were held and assignees appointed in cases including Robert H. Leonard Lynn W H Levere assignee George H Cross Saugus N M Hawkes assignee B F Shaw Co Lynn Walter A Riley assignee Charles 58 Wittum Lynn Quincey 8 Townes att leee. A second meeting occurred in Francis Robinson Co and a third in Edgar J Bliss with an adjourned third in W H Vore. Mansell C lord of Danvers insolvent dealer for composition at 20 cents adjourned to next Tuesday. The Sons of Veterans hold 4000 to 25.00 for a soldiers monument likely to be erected this summer. Aldermen fix licenses first class 300 and fourth class 150. Noianholders licenses to be granted. applications stop after April 20. A Supreme Court rescript in George W Dove Isabella Dove trustees vs Mary A Johnson and others of Andover states the four surviving daughters are entitled to the whole net income of the trust fund per the eighth paragraph of the will. The decree rests on:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Robert H. Leonard
Lynn
W. H. Levere
George H. Cross
Saugus
N. M. Hawkes
B. F. Shaw & Co
Walter A. Riley
Charles 58
Wittum
Quincey
Townes Attlevee
Francis Robinson & Co
Edgar J. Bliss
W. H. Vore
Mansell C. Lord
Danvers
Desler
Sons of Veterans
Supreme Court
George W. W. Dove
Isabella Dove
Trustees
Mary A. Johnson
Andover
Great success at Our Lady of the Rosary coffee party
The Congregation held its second annual coffee party at Odd Fellows Hall drawing nearly 2000 guests from 7:30 to 9:30 PM. Net proceeds reached about $1500 for the vestment contest between Father McNulty and Father Les. Music by Lyceum orchestra accompanied supper for 1500 served by Caterer Tufts, with many notable attendees and a large organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Our Lady of the Rosary
Odd Fellows
Father McNulty
Father Les
Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
Lyceum
Tufts
William Fp, Carroll
Major Burke
James F. Callahan
J. J. Moore
Hugh Giblin
Leary
Father Sullivan
Naphen
L. J. Logan
McDevitt
J. J. McGuire
McNary
Thomas Caddihy
R. Gongan
Samuel Gargan
William Geiflin
Joe Browns arrival and a Georgia governor tale
A Milledgeville anecdote recalls Governor Brown's soft arrival at the depot when a plain country woman claims the governor is within. The porter and the amazed host scramble to deliver him to the mansion as the crowd watches the misdirection unfold.
A Beautiful Blow at Altoona Logan House Scene
An 1867 Chicago News reminiscence recalls a dramatic encounter in Altoona Penn a moulder challenges a celebrated Yankee general and receives a swift decisive blow Hancock is described as slow to take offense yet powerful in punishing insult. The account highlights a memorable public strike and the general character of General Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
EG Johnson
Boston
Logan House
Altoona
Penn
Hancock
Social dances and club events in South Boston
The Suffolk Wheel Club hosted its first sociable at Gray's Hall with about fifty couples enjoying music by Eamands's orchestra and floor guidance by W. C. Cherrington and team. Abt Glee Club celebrated its fourth anniversary at McElroy's Seaside House City Point with a large parlor gathering, music and a banquet. The South Boston Yacht Club meets tonight at McElroy's Seaside House and reports rapid progress on the new clubhouse expected mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Wheel Club
Gray’s Hall
Eamands
Gancing
W. C. Cherrington
W. D. Rockwood
H.S. Wills
H. A, Thayer
W. E. Webber
W.A. Towle
J.S. Blaney
Messrs
A. J. Ochs
James Kelly
L., R. Wagner
A. L. Gardner
C. A. Wieners
J. L. Ecker
F. L. Wermers
Schuberts Orchestra
A.J. Ochs
Charles Wieners
L. R. Wagner
South Boston Yacht Club
McElroy
City Point
City Council Approves Tax Anticipation Loan in Somerville
A special meeting of Somerville’s city council authorized the treasurer to borrow 1235 000 for eight months to pay current expenses. The city solicitor filed his annual report. The fire chief logged two February alarms with 300 in losses. A druggist sought a license for sale of intoxicating liquors at Eim and Winter streets. Police raided Ann Gormsey’s Fitchburg street premises, seizing beer and whiskey. An officer arrested Edward Spaulding after questioning a Dartmouth street sighting. Spaulding faces three counts of breaking and entering and larceny, held 1500 bail. In court John Lane and Hugh O Connell were held 500 each for the Superior Court. Five people were arrested for breaking and entering in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Darling
Fire Department
E. J. H. Ferguson
Eim and
Winter Streets
West Somerville
Edward Spaulding
John Lane
Hugh O'Connell
Superior Court
Somerville
Tannery worker maimed as press injures hand
William Brown of John O'Shea tannery on Grove street, Salem, caught his right hand in a tan press yesterday. He was taken to Salem Hospital where all fingers were amputated. Union Post 50 plans a camp-fire at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening March 24 with invited posts from Boston Chelsea Saugus Lyon Swampscott Wakefield Salem Beverly Maine Danvers and Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
John O'Shea
Grove Street
Salem Hospital
Union Post 50
Town Hall
Boston
Chelsea
Saugus
Lyon
Swampecott
Wakefield
Salem
Beverly
Maine
Danvers
Worcester
Regency social round in Boston high life events
Mrs John L Thorndike hosted a select Marlboro street ball for about fifty intimate friends last night. An Employer’s Benevolent Association ball will be held at Odd Fellows Hall with Edmunds band. Mrs Pierson Beebe gave a reception to the Beethoven Club at 30 Beacon last evening for about forty five guests with a strong musical program. An adjourned Kimball Academy meeting will decide a new constitution next Monday at 2 30 at the Genealogical Society rooms. A women's union picnic supper at 6 this evening at 74 Boylston features Miss E L Newell lecture and songs by a New England Conservatory quartet. Arlington Heights Public Safety Club held a third annual meeting and dinner at the Revere House with officers elected. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Merrigan mother of Mrs William Daley of the Vacation Company was from St Francis de Sales Church Charlestown. Bearers included members of the St Francis de Sales Young Men’s Temperance Society. Floral offerings were many and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Thorndike
Marlboro Street
New York and Boston Despatch Express Company
Odd Fellows
Edmnds
Boylston Street
E. L. Newell
Tropics
New England Conservatory
Arlington Heights Rifle Club
Revere House
G. W. Peirce
J C. Holmes
A. W. Damon
G. A. Lloyd
L. Pizree
CO. T. Parrons
Hannah Merrigan
William Daley
Comany
St. Francis de Sales Church
Charlestown
Augustua R. Quinn
Obn B. Tegue
William F. Maginn
Timothy J. Heffren
Edwin B. Kelley
St. Francis de Sales Young Men’s Temperance Society
Sardou
Odette
Globe Theatre
Mme, Modjeska
Rosalind
Mme, Modjerka
Mme. Modjeska
Mme. Modjeska Appears. the Support Was Very Good Indeed, Mr. Vaudes
Count Latour
Frank Clements
Owen Fawcett
Nareisee
Juliette
Mary Shaw
Donna Diana
Mary Stuart
Camile
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Shakspeare
Margaret Mather
Julet
Boston
Juliet
Miss Mather
Edwin Cleary
Mr. Salvini
Mr. Paulding
Levick
Mercury
Odette at the Boston Theatre The Miss Mather Juliet
Margaret Mather repeats Juliet at the Boston Theatre in Romeo and Juliet with Odette a strong centerpiece. Review notes her improvement and firm stage technique, while criticizing some delivery, and highlights Edwin Cleary and Levick as supporting performances amid handsome scenery and solid cast work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mather
Juliet
Boston Theatre
Boston Pleased at Twenty-Four Above Zero Amid Wind
In Boston yesterday the wind peaked at thirty miles per hour while the temperature rose to 24 degrees above zero, easing the cold from the previous four days. Harbor activity was quiet with no arrivals as pilot Eben Db. Jordan was driven to sea by a sharp shore breeze and has not been heard since a sighting by the Pedro about 200 miles out on Friday. Tugboatmen express concern for her safety as attention shifts to the Belgian steamship Pieter de Coninck, overdue by seven days at the wharves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eben Db. Jordan
Pedro
Pieter de Coninck
Editorial Shears and the Editor's Craft
Editorial letters celebrate the value of editorial scissors and the craft of selecting exchanges. Writers like Joan A. Cockerill and M. P. Handy emphasize brains, humor, truth, and constitutional fidelity as essential to journalism, while praising skilled scissors work to shape public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
C. A. Dana
Joan A. Cockerill
New York World
Sid
Cme Mar Ding
Hoy
M. P. Handy
Huitor Daily News
Philadelphia
Hotel Norfolk Contract Let For Apartment Hotel
Mr Linn B Porter awarded a contract to A Norris & Co for building an apartment hotel on Norfolk street between Austin and Main to be named Hotel Norfolk. Completion is slated for August. Free coffee was distributed to horse car conductors at Martha Jones's Harvard pour yesterday by local charitable women. The Suffolk branch of the Woman's Board of Masons met at Prospect Street Church Cambridgeport yesterday with morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn B. Porter
A. Norris & Co
Norfolk Street
Austin and
Main
Hotel
Norfolk
Martha Jones
Harvard
Eci
SuTolk
Woman’ Board of Masons
Working Boys' Home Benefit Lecture Planned at Parker House
A committee meeting at Parker House sets March 17 for a General Mann lecture to benefit the Working Boys' Home under construction on Bennet Street. A reception committee will handle the speaker’s arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
General Mann
Bennet Street
Trade of a network of shop firms across the US listed
A long list of company representatives and partners across cities from Atlanta to Wheeling, naming firms such as Edwin Bates & Co Mason Bro W Wells Childs Groff & Co George P Gore J Rubel W Neely Mayer B S Co and others. The roster covers states including Georgia Iowa Texas Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania Missouri Wisconsin and more with individuals tied to each firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
E Kingsbury
Edwin Bates & Co
Re. Boone
T T Mason
Mason Bro
Canton
W P Wells
Wells Bros
Clarksville
Tenn
Robert Matoharut
Bloch Bros
Corpus Christi
Tex
Lichtenstein
Par
Chicago
Ill
George P Gore
George P Gore & Co
Cleveland
H B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Acts
Cincinnati
George M Daum
James H Laws & Co
Detroit
Mich
L H Lancashire
Boyd
Milwaukee
Wis
George P Mayer
Mayer B&s Co
New York City
W Neely
William Neely & Co
Amer
Oxolona
Miss
J Rubel
J Rubel & Co
Ads
Portmouth
Brandt
Craw
Pittsburg
I Scott
E Schmertz & Co
Philadelphia
Twaddell
Twadde
Bros. Craw
Richmond
St Louis
A Walker
Tennant, Walker & Co
Tre
Sioux City
Mos
Higman
E Higman & Co
Toledo
Childs
Fuller, Childs & Co
Vicksburg
L Saer
Baer & Bro
Wheeling
Amick
U 5
Mortgagee’s Real Estate Sale Slated for March 3
Auction notices list sales in New York and nearby firms including Tats Pay Silk, Field Chapman & enner, 12 M-Stocks Francis H Henshaw & Co. 12 M-Fruit Horatio Harris & Co. 10 A M Mortgagee's sale of real estate on Thursday March 3 at 10 A M. Other items include Bar shelving gas fixtures S$ R Knight & Co 4 PM Borukas pictures stocks Hichborn & Co 11 A M Lumber and spars Cyrus L Harris & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Field, Chapman & Enner
L Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Emulsion boosts flesh and strength after use
The text notes a rapid increase in flesh and strength upon starting Emulsion. It highlights cod liver oil emulsified with hypophosphites as especially notable for healing, strengthening, and flesh-building effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Broadway Theatres Offer A Mix Of Classic And Modern
The Globe presents Odette with Marguerite Mather in Romeo and Juliet showcases at Kustus Hikake list in Evening and Afternoon shows. Howard Athenaum features Forty Specialty Stans, Lydia Thompson Burlesque, Oxygen. Japanese Village at Agricultural and World’s Museum complex offers morning to evening exhibits including a Battle of Gettysburg display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Modjeska
Kustus Thikalke
Margaret Mather
Howis Street
Semros
Lydia Thompson
Mail Closes and Ship News From Boston and New York
Shipping notices list sailings from New York and Boston to Europe Mexico and the Caribbean with martian-style schedules. Multiple steamers including Eider Canada Claribel Celia Gallia Baltic Samaria Neptune Neptuno and others are shown with destinations Queenstown Liverpool Havre Kingston and more, plus supplementary mails and Pacific routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Posto
Europe
Southampton
Bremen
Eider
New York
France
Havre
Canada
Tuesaday
Kingston
Mexico
Claribel
Nassau
Jamaica
Central America
South Pacific
Qheenstown
Liverpool
Celic
Bermuda
Truxillo
New Orleans
Queenstown
Gallia
Mavens
Baltic
Honduras
Livingston
Greytown
Neptune
Samaria
Boston
Ae Rail
Senee
Pia
Key Woat
Steamer activity and gale forces report at Boston harbor
The record notes RAIV Steamer Samaria with passengers for P H Du Verntt passing Tremont Donovan Portland to C Williams Steamer City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester at sunset. Norseman sails from Liverpool by Warren & Co. Tremont Portland by C F Williams. Wind shifts to northwest with gale. Cape Cod area wind at sunset. The Forest City sails from below General Whitney Boston March 2. The Lizzie J Clark ashore at Long Island Boston Harbor from Camden Maine full of water. Ice and gale continue around Newport harbor with men walking to vessels near Goat Island light and Fort Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Dutton
Liverpool
Moise
P H du Verntt
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
C Williams
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Cape Cod
Norseman
Maddox
Warren & Co
C F Williams
Forest City
General Whitney
Boston
Long Island
Lizzie J Clark
Camden
Newport, RI
Coaster
Hybor Island
Goat Island Light
Ami Fom Fort Adams
Goat Island
Wwer
Arbor
Coastal Shipping News From New England Harbors
From Our Correspondents vineyard haver March 1 ships and routes bound for Boston Lynn and Newburyport report heavy weather off Hatteras. Vessels grounded near West Chop but refloated with minor damage. Multiple ships listed serving Boston New York Philadelphia and Rockland with several in port at Boothbay and East Boothbay awaiting cargo and sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haver
Rattlespake
Anderson
Philadelphia
Boston
Cenripele
Swain
Lynn
Panther
Warrington
Newburyport
Mulford
Little. Cardenas
Hatteras
West Chop
Tut
Scis
Schmidt Sharp
Lucy E Friend
Collins
Hoboken
Lucy M Collins
Hall
Portland
Bridgeport
Wiscasset
Echs
Emmas Briggs
Gamage
New York
Josiah K Smith
Case
Baltimore
Boothbay
Scis Relief
Blake
Jacksonville
Belle Brown
Harris
Rocxport
Lillian G Jones
St John
Gilchrast
Txport Ist
Millie A.leblanc
Meteghan
Roeton
Fatilla
Savannah
Daylieht
Belle Halladay
Nickerson
Fordo
Mapua Loa
Thompson
Machias
K D Ebber
Pinkham
Washington
Antelope
Banke
Rockland
Charles E Moody
Hodgkina
Ballant
Hardy
James Holmes
Bryant
Belfast
H E Brooks
Mullen
Eastport
Maritime Trade Updates From San Francisco to Valparaiso
Sailings list shows the bark Dawn under Hickmott departing San Francisco on February 21 for a cruise to Talcahuane and back. The Lagoda under Lewis sailed from New Bedford on December 10 bound for a voyage to Valparaiso with 320 barrels of spell and 600 barrels of whale products. Grace Maris and Nauti lus under Davis and other masters have long 10 month cruises with 480 and 675 barrels of hoarded goods awaiting homeward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dawn
Hickmott
Talcahuane
Lagoda
Lewis
New Bedfore
Valparaiso
Grace Maris
Brown
Nautilus
Davis
Light of fifth order to be shown at Conanicut Island Rhode Island
The Lighthouse Board announces a new fifth order light on Conanicut Island near Narragansett Bay. A square wooden tower adjacent to a white dwelling will display a fixed red light at a 47 foot focal plane. In thick weather a bell will ring every 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lighthouse Board
Washineton
Conanicut Island
Narragansett Bay
Lighthouse Board
Stephen Crowan
USN
Sailing ships and steamers report with positions and routes
A maritime bulletin lists ships including Stalwart Cann from New York to Shanghiai and Groves Rivers to San Francisco with reported lat long, A J Fuller from San Francisco to Liverpool, Eskdale from San Francisco to Dublin, Skewes New York to Hong Kong, Bark Strathome Hale to Montevideo, Bark Charles F Ware Bedram Carbarien to North of Hatteras, Bark Japan George New York to Brisbane, Bark Chilens Liverpool to Honolulu, Bark Palander Omholt Galveston to Christiania, Arracan Aagard New York to Tuborg, Brig Sarah E Kennedy from Brunswick to Philadelphia, and steamer George Ap pold via Baltimore. several schooners and ships report positions Feb 25–28 and early dates with coordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Groves
Rivers
New York
San Francisco
A J Fuller
Colcord
Liverpool
Eskdale
Murdock
Sam Francisco
Dublin
Coe Ee
South Lon
Strathome
Hale
Penarth
Montevideo
North Lon
Charles F Ware
Bedram
Carbarien
North of Hatteras
Japan
George New York
Brisbane
Chilens
Davies
Honolulu
Palander
Omholt
Galveston
Christiania
Arracan
Aagard
Tuborg
Sarah E Kennedy
Walters
Brunswick
Philadelphia
George Appold
Baltimore
Providence
Narragansett
Carson
Jon
Mary Sprague
Roeckport
New Orleans
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Bertha Dean Soule
Smith Island
Charles W Church
Barks Wscott
Waterhouse
Hong Kong
Hattie N Bangs Bangs
Chas Ii Kenney
Dabler
Bug North Star
Morehouse
Barks Star of Devon
Mackett
Monolulu
Fred P Litchbtiela
Bartlett
Jane A Falkenburg
Lewis
Wilmington
Josephus
Rogers
Habvewan Vanestou
Ericsson
Plummer
Sydney
Nsw
Aberfoyle Richardsen
Fiery Cross
Brock
Barks Ocu Nicho'as Avery
Melbourne
Pearl Avery
Sonome
Howes
E L Pettengil
White
Manila
Katie Fliexinger
Young
John
Minon
Sia
Areka
Dee
Ebenezer Parry
Parry
Ndon
Nanaimo
Rosle West
West
Henry M Clark
Mlaig
Jacksonville
Emma Crosby
Campbell
Port de Pax
Chester
Maranhouse
Tregarthen
LF Munson
Smith
EL Pettengill
Newcastle
Halcyon
Peterson
Eureky
Henry Stanford Pendleton
Karl Granville
Cepp
Austria
Delano
Belle of Bath
Nichols
Coldingheme
Atham
Richard II
McIntyre
Keewatin
Wyer
G Sargent Sargent
Pensacola
Thomas
Kennedy
Sproul
Key
Victoria BC
Ivy
Sailey
Glory of the Seas
Freeman
Departure Bay
Vera Cruz
Manhattan
Stevens
Havana
Yokohama
Hectanooga
Robbins
Formosa
Montreal
Gy Oakis
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Meyer
de Ruster
Bravens
Boston
Amsterdam
Koam
Plymouth
Tristol
Harndon
Fayal
Sarah Hale
Bernard Hall
Alexander
Liver
Hong Bee
Nehemiah Gibson
Bailey
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King s Point reports a schooner ashore. New York notes the bark Alslepha wrecked February 11 at Coatzacoalcos. Liverpool reports the steamer Missouri stranded at Holyhead. 1 088 150 cattle saved. Nassau cites brig Charles Dennis repairing for reload at Wilmington Delaware. Nason says brig Wilhelmina repaired at Mayaguez and will sail for Lunenburg. London notes Sir Carrin D Allen Davis arriving at Fayal in poor condition. Ship Frank Garvill from Montevideo ran ashore.
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