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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1890

Page

3

Florida Southern railroad placed under court receivership in Jacksonville

In Jacksonville on March 18 the Florida Southern railroad was placed under a court receiver after trustees of first mortgage bonds filed for foreclosure. J. R. Parrott of Jacksonville appointed receiver. bonds totaling $8,000,000, held mainly by New England investors, trigger sale of assets to satisfy creditors. The operation will continue as before with no planned management changes.

J. R. Parrott Jacksonville New England Fla Florida Southern Railroad United States Circuit Court Northern District of Florida Swayne Pensacola Florida Southern Railway Charlotte Hartser American Loan & Trust Company of Boston Henry D. Hyde Boston J. Lewis Stackpole New England Trust Company Horatio Bisbee, Jr Flacher and Wurtz Tampa Key West Florida Southern Company Mason Young Jacksonville, Tampr & Key West Railway Company Windsor Hotel Parrott Young Uvon Poth Mr. Parrott John W. Candler Massachusetts Congress Floridaouthern St. Johns & Lake Eustis Florida Southern Road

Stanley Pasha Expedition: Wauters Praises and Critiques

Review of A J Wauters Emin Pasha Expedition, praising its clear outline and ken for Stanley’s journey while critiquing lack of concise map of geography. Discusses Emin, Gordon, Junker, and the Nile Congo hydrography, with detailed route summaries and quotations on Stanley’s ventures.

Stanley Mr. Stanley Emin Pasha A. J. Wauters Mouvement Géographique Brussels Wauters Emin Gordon Khartoum Sir. Wauters Soudan Wanters Africa Sondon Lamin Pasha Mr. Wanters Zanzibar Fort Bodo Banalya Weillé Albert Nyanza Schwein Yambuya Junker Nile Congo Mr. Wauters Philadelphia J. K. Lippincott Company Boston Clarke & Co Price

Samuel Richardson of Winchester dies at ninety in town

Samuel Richardson known as Sam Jess, one of Winchester's oldest residents, died yesterday at age ninety after a lifetime on a Washington Street farm. He leaves a sick widow and two sons. Sister Rose Ann Shannon of Notre Dame Academy died in Lowell, born February 6 1835, became a religeuse in 1852. Asa Taft, longtime Mason and ruler of Vermont Grand Lodge, died at White River Junction aged 78. George Perbyshire of Waltham, later Wilton, died aged 52 leaving a widow and two children.

Samuel Richardson Winchester Sam Jess Washington Street Rose Ann Shannon Sisters of Notre Dame Academy Lowell Ireland Asa Taft Grand Lodge of Vermont White River Junction George Perbyshire Waltham Wilton Ned England

Bridgeport Weavers Strike Over Machinery and Non-Union Labor

About seventy five weavers, mostly English, employed by Bridgeport Elastic Web Company, are on strike over improved machinery and the hiring of non union men. Meanwhile New York cloak makers sign a work agreement ending July 1, 1890.

Bridgeport Elastic Web Company New York

Bible in Wisconsin public schools ruled out

The Wisconsin Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision from Madison dated March 18, holds that the Bible has no place in common schools. The Rock County circuit court case originated in Edgerton where a suit sought to bar teachers from reading the Bible to students.

XO Bible Wisconsin Madison Wis Circuit Court Rock County Supreme Court Edgeton

Funeral of Joel A Guild Held at Unitarian Church

The funeral for Joel A Guild was held at the Unitarian Church on Walnut Street at 1:30 PM yesterday, with private services at his Elm Place home. Rev. Howard N. Brown officiated, and many town officials attended, including the Beethoven Lodge of Masons of which Guild was treasurer and Brookline National Bank where he served as president. Floral tributes came from the lodge, the bank, and old friends, among others. The remains were entombed at Walnut Hill.

Joel Anson Guild Unitarian Church Walnut Street Alge Howard N. Brown Elm Place Tron Beethoven Lodge of Masons Brookline National Bank Beethoven Lodge of Masons George H. Worthley Alnut Hill

Brotherhood Celebrates Third Anniversary of Painters Union in Bay State Hall

About 150 members and guests attended in Bay State Hall for the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators anniversary. Speakers included Frank K. Foster, R. J. Anslow, President Clark, W. J. Shields, and George Childs. The event featured music by the Swedish Quartette and calls to reduce labor hours.

Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators Bay State Hall Frank K. Foster R. J. Anslow Central Labor Union President Clark State Federation of Labor W. J. Shields International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners George Childs Union United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Wells Memorial Hall Boston Blatchford Hall State Assembly The Knights of Labor Wade Freestone Contractors’ Association

Maya Architecture in Dr Le Plongeon Lecture at Huntington Hall

Dr Augustus Le Plongeon closed his series on ancient American civilization with a talk at Huntington Hall on Maya architecture and its religious symbolism. He traced global architectural parallels from burial mounds to temples, noting sun worship, dual primordial beings, and the equilateral triangle as Mayan ideals, arguing Mayan forms influenced Egyptian and Asian traditions.

Augustus le Plongeon Huntington Hall Asia Africa Europe Egypt Babylonia India Greece Etruria Ohio Valley le Plongeon Cambodia Yucatan le Piongeon

A Plea for Something New in Commemoration

Boston writer Jerry Curtis Spalding urges a 400th anniversary plan that channels distinct American character. He proposes renaming the central archipelago Colonia and hosting an all American exhibition showcasing products, industry, arts, and literature from the Americas to convey national greatness.

America Three Americas American Archipelago Pan-American Congress Washington Congress Great Central Archipelago Christoval Colon Colonia West Indies Aleutian Islands Ballin’s Bay Arctic Kellelus Cape Horn North America Jerry Curtis Spalding Boston

Shipping News Almanac Briefs March High Water

Maritime brief notes high water conditions for March 19 with dawn and day length details and tidal indicators. Includes line about 8U prous length of day and numeric time markers for reference. Limited readable data from a weather and shipping miscellany page.

Port of Boston Dispatches Steamer Arrivals and Miscellany

PORT OF BOSTON Tuesday March 18 Arrived Steamer City of Macon from Savannah March 15 with passengers to Richardson Barnard Steamer Tremont from Portland Steamer Geo A Chafee from Gloucester Steamer Williamsport from Philadelphia Tug Camilla from Scituate Tug Win Sprague from Rockport Mass and schooners from various ports report heavy weather and a gale with vessels hove to and leaks but weather improved. Cleared foreign steamers including Marcello Prussian Glen Tanar and Dora Matthews and many listed schooners with cargoes to ports from Hull to Portland. Highland Light wind and cautious navigation noted. The brig Idgartown described a lengthy voyage home with 450 barrels sperm oil and a bank keeper aboard, voyage days 26, captain Costa reports 50 barrels sperm oil at St Vincent Feb 28.

Tunsday City of Macon Lewis Savannah Ndse Richardson & Barnard Tremont Donovan Portland Geo Nash, Spaulding & Co Vplemora Theresa New York Glass Ponce Vineyard Haven Orier Spear Farr Lizzie Dewey Reynard Harvey WW Anderson Carwood George L Fessenden Weeks Tecumsen Coombs Samuel Dilloway Smith Philadelphia Alfred Brabrook Blair Gracie D Buchanan Potter Baltimore Charlies Dame Daniels Hoboken Marion F Sprague Fisher Norfolk Herman F Kimball Kimball Tiverton Tislelow W Morse Barges Kodiak Portsmouth Rka Fisher Kennebec Sens Vivian Provincetown Lucy H Russell Harry Messer Haltimore Salem J V_ Wellington Perth Amboy Fisherman South Aboy Bath Maror Lee South Amboy Rockland Northern Light Marcello Abbott Hull Enz Sanderson & Son Prussian Ambury Glasgow H & A Allan Yarmouth Stanwood J G Hall & Co Williams Schs Charney Woolsey Marston J H Flitner & Co Dora Matthews Brown J P Ellicott & Co Abel C Buckley Adams North Boothbay J W Linnell June Bright Barter Clark’s Cove Chrisfield Crowell Salled Martello Observation Centipede Lerks Lynn Schs Fannie & Fay Lygoma Port Royal Wihialer Port Gulf Stream Citizens’ National Bank Costa George & Mary St Vincent Port Tod Arroyo Sullivan Hastings Cardenas Scis Edwin S Aorrisonsmith Maud Robinson John H Converse Leighton New York Ned White Elwell Delaware Breakwater Sandy Hook Halifax St Vierre Boston Pierre Mig Mabel Jioward Moston Shelburne Havana Marcel Lv Cydonia Winspear Cardiff Annie & Millard Steelman Lith Seneca Laguna Elvina Sawyer Wig Cargo Matanzas Nellie Smith Wallace Delaware Kathleen Thompson Gov Ames Davis Narragansett Carson Wrexford Isradford French Clyne Strum Mare Luella Wood Spaulding Gein Wass Lancaster Robinson Schuylkill Newastle Del Lady Nairn Malifax Wyle Hibernian Fibrus Havre Lathama Port Antonio Potaro Charleston Harbinger Aarhuus John J Marsh Lok Munson Sagua Mary Gibbs Cienfuegos Marjory Brown Tavana Chase Selul Sarah & Ilen Mary L Peters Philadelrock Veazie Phia Bucenihaus Vivian Porto Rico Vineyard Sound John Proctor Damariscotta Pascagoula Proteus Petersen Barbados Seis Tugenia Ruskin Progreso Robert T Clark Alberts Rockport Childe Harold Manson Daylight Hodgdon J D Griffin Nash Admiral Tromp de Groog Rio Janeiro San Francisco IB Sutton Tropic Bird Burns Tahiti St James Liverpool Woods Holl Orcers Jeanie Lippett Icis E R Emerson Rockaway George E Dale Wheldon Mabel Rose Barrett David Seiner Fernald Mary Standish Orozimbo Brett Weehawken Ella Frances Foster Elizabethport Ida L Hull Halil Booth Brothers Gurney Emma Louise West Side Gamninon Port Liberty Gloucester Bickmore Fullerton Geof Glover Mosewick Kertha E Glover Dyer Commerce Matthews Confidence Scort Charles Lawrence Ida L Hall E R Emerson Mary Staudich Laura Druid Senator Grimes BD Prince Joe Wyman Lynx Robbie Godfrey Osceola S § Bickmore George W Glover Bertha Edgar Elison CVI Lizzie Patrick Meyers Salisoury Girgentl Roxburgh Castle Carthagena Frank M Noyes Squint San Andreas Lisbonense Para Rialto Antwerp Dorchester Oston Win Crane Belle Hardy Studley Ames, Chase Wortsmouth Katie New York John Gifled Carrie Hart Southard New Orden Holgeit Manning Birdsall Bedford Frostburg Nellie W Craiz Jd W Bigelow Bennswick F Green & Son New Bedford Bermuda Hundred New Yor Hielen G King Darien Lev Visher Wilmington L Martin Fountain Manitou Arey Clara Rogers Lucy May Lucie Wheat Siner Koardian Cole South Snow Sellast Magnolia M Lizzie L Mills David Line Pedgartown Eagle Rand Orozimbo Maggie Bell Maren Caroline Miller Zogton Lipward Smith Andrews Galveston Bermuda Newburyport Fossi Kentine Broadstock W Hammond Stumo LUBEG Windo W L Burroughs Joel Cook Ida C Schoolcraft Boone Fort George St Johns William V Hutchings Clara Dinsmore Howard Smith Woodbury Mobile Berry Barkentine Ney Apalachicola Tanzas Stace Jonathan Bourne Bruce Hawkins Gur- Win EL Mitchell Libbey Mary Clark O'brien Mary Graham Newcastle Lulu Newport Verry BU King Mary C Mariner Henry P Hallock Insdale Aunton New Orleans Orion Arch London Scandi Yumuri Vera Cruz Lacuna Ailsa Hayti Qhevron Rotterdam Lydian Mon- Bratzburg Slamburg el Callao Ida Winters Siemen Enuine Golden Heat Cihanier Watanzas Sehs Viola Reppard Hyannis George P Trizy Campobello Marquis de Gauterce Herman Winter Forondon Crystal Leith Caledonia Mediterranean Capua Beethoven Port-au-Prince Porter St Martins Lillian Woodruff Hodgkins Manzanilla Sear McLennan Perland Kenealy St J Princeas Chalmette Dotte Lansdowne Konigsberg White Cloud Sutton Helbriz Bristol Phlis We& Wldelphia Maggie Cummings M i Gamage Block Island Albert T Stearns Tuck Eldredge Philaureh Laurie 17Th Cooper Aries Briggs Abel Walker Nickerson George Hi Mills Tillotson Hilland Megathlin Wood Ware Kane Mary Bootibay Amelia Ore- Alice

Freight and Charter Rates Slide Amid Slower Trade

New York March 15 rates ease as business stagnates. Charters include Etrope Bark Arie with 7,600 barrels refined petroleum from New York to Swedish port, and ship Annie H Smith with 60,000 cases to Hong Kong, price 29 cents to Japan, 3 cents to arrive. HB Cann carrying 55,000 cases to Shanghai or Japan, arrival noted.

New York Etrope Arie Bols Asta Annie H Smith Hong Kong Japan Shanghai

FOREIGN PORTS log of ships and sails to halifax and beyond

List of ships and bark sailing and passing ports between February and March. Entries include vessel names such as Latona Queen of Scots Antoinetta Accame Charger Vigilant Puritan and several others with destinations like Halifax Calcutta New York Philadelphia Genoa Yokohama and Shanghai. Includes dates March 17 February 13 27 and various ports like Antwerp Funchal Galle Gibraltar Lisbon and Rotterdam.

Antwerp Latona Kerr New York Diana Ger Halifax Ascension Queen of Scots Lama Calcutta Antoinetta Vigilant Gould Funchal Mary Lord Smith Norfolk Greenock Puritan Br New Rio Janeiro Galle James Stone Pettigrove Gibraltar Pawnee Philadelphia Palermo Ilia Smyrna Elfrida Benisaf Regal Lisnacreve Genoa Lishbon Eliza Lines Nor Andreasen Montevideo C C Sweeney Avo Hayford Newcastle Nsw Centennial Colcord Valparaiso Plymouth Eng von Berg Jiartung Queenstown Manhattan Lassell Rotterdam Aurea Tornbohm Charleston Helena George R Skeffield Dunning Thomas Dana Ara Dow Yokohama Creedmore Kennedy Chittagong Boston St Johen King Amoy Australia Harris Hong Kong James L Harway Grant Manila Ingomar Sinclair Cuthona Ditchburn Josephus Aim Felter Ate Rogers Mabel Snow Forest King Doyle Hakodati Celina Mount Cette Orpheus Krawel Marsvilles Japan Abbie S Hart Gondy Tlotlo Zanzibar Clotilde Sowden

Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Diseases

An appeal urges women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to combat delicate diseases and restore health at home. The ad claims the remedy eliminates misery, offers guaranteed satisfaction or money back, and also recommends Dr. Pierce's Pills for biliousness headaches digestion and constipation.

Adoption Bill Sparks Justice Concerns in Senate

Mrs J ai y Stone Blackwell criticizes a Senate bill allowing a husband who adopts his wife’s child a life interest in her real estate. The piece argues the law is unjust, notes lack of child consent, and urges reform in adoption naming and inter-state status. It questions hearings and broad benefit.

J Aiy Stone-Blackwell Senate Union

Trask Wife Found Injured After Night Wandering

The wife of former Lieutenant Governor Eliphalet Trask, suffering mental aberration, wandered from home in Springfield late Monday. A large search found her on the Wilpraham road with a broken arm and a badly cut face. Authorities fear she will not survive the exposure and injuries.

Eliphalet Trask Springfield Wilpraham Road

New tonnage for Lennant’s Harbor schooner

Captain John Band of Lennant's Harbor Maine now with Harold C Beecher will have a three masted schooner built for the lumber trade to carry about 450000 feet.

John Band Lennant’s Harbor Sih Harold C Beecher

Fishermen report large codfish catch and fleet movements

Gloucester March 18 Special At today swhs George A Upton Alabama Emerald Phantom E A Williams Joseph Warren Venus Addie Emma and Hector from shore fishing 5 Lane from Georges with 25000 ta codfish Two fares of 100000 tbs fresh halibut of swhs Bessie Moo and sarah i Lee solid from vessel for 4hec 43 Th alth and William first of the Green schs Commonwe land fleet Will sail tomorrow followed by others of the fleet during the week A new schooner of 150 tons built at Essex for Syl vanus Smith Co arrived here named Tueille She will be at sea for bank codfishing under Capt Uarion Eaton

Gloucester George A Upton Alabama Emerald Phantom E A Williams Joseph Warren Venus Addie Emma Hector Lane Georges Bessie Moo Sarah i Lee Thalth William Essex Sylvanus Smith & Co Tueille Uarion Eaton

Sailed March 10 to cruise off Frisco Mary H Thomas

The schooner Mary H Thomas under Captain Smith departed San Francisco on March 10 for a cruising voyage. In New Bedford on March 18 the brig Eunice H Adams was reported.

San Francisco Mary H Thomas, Smith New Bedford Eunice H Adams

Notice to Mariners marked changes in New Jersey channel and buoys

New spar buoys placed to mark the Red Buoy 410 area in 342 fathoms near Princess Bay Lighthouse and Elm Tree Beacon, Black Buoy LY in 3 fathoms, and Red Buoy 8 near Ward’s Point. bearings shown in magnetic. Storm King tug notes bell buoy displacement near Pollock Rip Lightship after barge tow. Brandywine Shoals upper end buoy bears 5 72 W and Elbow spar buoy bears S 36 W from sunken Nellie C Faine.

New York Raritan Hay Princess Bay Pricess Bay Ward's Point Great Beds NLAN Neiat Vineyard Saven Hammond Tug Storm King Pollock Pollock Rip Delaware Breakwater Brandywine Shoals Elbow Nellie C Faine

MARINE NOTES BRIGHTENS PORTS WITH VESSEL UPDATE

Marine notes from Boston and other ports report the brig L Staples lost with cargo near Moston after leaving St Thomas on March 6. Other vessels mentioned include the Sapphire, Wm Emerson, El Cailao, and several ships and barges ashore or salvaged at Newport, New Bedford, and Charleston with crews saved or losses noted.

Boston Endvices Porto Rico L Staples Moston St Thomas Vieques Emerson Georges Sapphire Array Antwerp Fort John New York el Cailao Laguna Rose Ferm Portsmouth Eng Thomas Potter Astoria Sir Lucie Wheatley Fisher Darien Wilmington Del Lydia Port-au- Prince Southport Newport Seir Richard Vaux Fox Regulator Baltimore Tueg Enterprise Patuxent River Norpolk Sir William Applegarth Norfolk York Spit Anda Hester Seward Thomas Smith’s Island Halifax Hopkins Howard Lizzie Simall London Norrowdale Guthrie Liverpool Dee Honolulu

Boston Bound Vessels List and Dates

A compiled roster of ships and brigantines bound for Boston with their origins and latest reported sailing or arrival dates. Entries include Auburndale from Rosario, Asia from Chittagong, Ardencraig from Calcutta, and several others from Manila, Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, and more, with dates ranging late Dec through Feb and multiple vessels listed without fixed schedules.

Auburndale Am. Bark India Boston Rosario Point Akbar Montevideo Asia Hitton Chittagong Antioch Singapore Ardencraig Calcutta Charles L. Mitchell Am. Sch Passel Celina Anjer S Creeamore St. Helena Edith Ysselia Gen. Domville Corbett Matanzas T. Helena Georgetown D. C Ort Elizabeth Manila Banjoewangle Harrison G. Johnson Anter Hattie N. Bangs Ain Sheffield Tanac L Tanac L. John C. Noyes (Am. Brig), From Managua, Kennard (Aim. Bark), Fayal Martha Davis Am Passed Montreal Br. Bark Plover Br. Brix Rudolph Joseph Sachem Jordan Star of the East St. Nicholas Am. S Teresa Cosullo William W. Crapo Sound Vila Francisco Aim Cebu Park Buenos Ayres Madeira Guantanamo Wellington N. Z Melbourne Iliogo Ital Gig Harbor Puget Port Townsend San

Mails Close at Boston for World Wide Steamship Mails

Specially addressed correspondence for the Netherlands and Bermuda via Obaam and Trinidad. Also per Vizcaya for Central America Mexico and South Pacific via Aspinwall. Various routes including J. Oteri Norweagan and Capua via New York, dates March 1 to March 25. Boston offices set closing times.

Netherlands Obaam New York Bermuda Trinidad Progreso Mexican States Vizcaya Central America South Pacific Aspinwall Colon Fror Aruxillo J. Oteri New Orleans Vorto Rico Direct Magnolia Cape Havti Specie Aux Cayes Venezuela Curacoa Thuringia New Years Norway Island York France Havre la Yce Scotland Devyonia Great Britain Belazian Southampton Germany Kremen Werra Capua Baltimore

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