Committee Reports Highlight Liquor Law Revisions and Town Annexation
In a day of committee reports the legislature reviewed liquor law changes and opposed Brooks becoming a town, with Hanson annexation to Whitman. An adverse report favored reestablishing a solicitor-general, while towns must elect auditors. The House admitted a naval militia order and resumed debate on biennial elections without a vote. The Eastern railroad purchase bill passed third reading without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Hanson
Whitman
House
Senate
Eastern Railroad
Boston & Maine
Legislature Reports On Railroads And Electoral Bills
The Senate committees report bills authorizing railroads to increase capital to 500000, allow electric signals at grade crossings, and consolidate gas and electric firms. Other measures address tax assessors posts, witness summons, savings banks, compulsory voting, scallop taking, and railroad franchise purchases. Several reports are inexpedient or refer matters to the next General Court. A bounty bill for seal destruction is recommitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Railroads
Providence & Worcester Railroad
Committee On Election Laws
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Committee On Manufactures
Elmer H. Capen
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Committee On Banks and Banking
Minnesota
Williamstown
Commonwealth
Buzzard’s Bay
Cook
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
Eastern Railroad
New Hampshire
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway Railroad
Committee On
Tiger Law
Sullivan
Eames
Driscell
Mclttrick
Cronin
Shea
Crosby
Boardman
City of Waltham
City of Lynn
Board of Railround Commissioners
Brooks Incorporation and Town Boundary Proposals
The report on Brooks incorporation was Ought not to pass. Leave to withdraw granted for Hanson annexation to Whitman. Labor order restricting ten hour days deemed inexpedient. Banking order to cut single depositor limit to 500 rejected. House schedule fixed 11 a.m. start with 12:45 recess and 5 p.m. adjournment rules. Insurance bill to curb waste by fire and return fire data required. Town auditors to be appointed at annual meetings. Jaiden to expand water facilities with 1 million bonus. Liquor law amendments made permissive with new licensing provisions. Naval contingent order admitted. biennial elections debated with mixed votes. House adjourned without a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Brooks
Game Committee
Henry Reed
Hanson
Whitman
Committee On Labor
Banking Committee
Hall
Taunton
Insurance Committee
Insurance Commissioner
Committee On Towns
Committee On Water Supply
Jaiden
Theouse
General Court
Messrs
Parkman
Boston
Pinkerton
Worcester
Sanger
Cambridge
Ulume
Gile
Flynn
MacDonough
Leston
Committee On Military Affairs
Fire escape bill debated by labor committee
The committee on labor continued the Howe order hearing on enforcing fire escape laws. Chief Wade noted amendments to include tenement houses, raise penalties, and add ten inspectors. Inspectors urged better initial construction and tighter safety, with a Friday 10:80 hearing set to continue discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Labor
Howe
Wade
Bliss
White
J. L. Sargent
Education committee debates private school oversight and public best
The education committee resumes hearings on a joint report about child labor and education. Secretary Dickinson opposes state inspection of private schools arguing public schools must be strengthened to attract students. Several speakers warn against mixing private and public funding and call for balanced representation on any inspector board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Education
Joint
Committee On
Dickinson
State Board of Education
Commonwealth
United States
C. F. Donnelly
Francis A. Walker
B. J. Haynes
Tremont Temple Church
McEttrick
Haynes
Joint Committee On
Fiyon
Boston
Hynes
C. A. Bartol
D.D
Roxbury Latin School Opposes Monthly Registration Bill
In a Boston hearing, Rev E B Hale defended private schools while opposing a bill requiring monthly age registrations for students under 14. Hale argued such inspections burden schools like Roxbury Latin and could sour relations with the Boston school committee. The session adjourned to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
BE. B. Hale
Syme
Roxbury Latin School
Ita
Boston
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station March Observations
Ship news item notes observations at United States Signal Station Boston on March 21 at 7 a.m. Greenwich noon. Details include wind, barometer readings, temperature, and a directive for captains to adjust ship instruments by one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level. Miniature almanac lists March 22 tides and moon phases.
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United States
Boston
Greenwich
Port of Boston Shipping News and Arrivals
Port of Boston reports arrival of Persian Monarch from Hull with passengers via Sanderson & Son. Vessels in port include U W Steteon near Boston Light and steamer Fremont from Portland. Cleared foreign ships Catalonia and Alexander Martin. coastwise activity includes Chatham and George E Smalley. Weather notes show variable winds and seas with a late gale and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Hull
Eng
Muse
Sanderson & Son
Wales
Port Light
U W Steteon
Hammond
London
New York
Boston
Isulgarian
Liverpool
Fremont
Donovan
Portland
City of
George MacQuesten & Co
Chatham
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
George E Smalley
Norman
Snow
Philadelphia
E B Sampson
H & Disuock
Berry
Charters Reported For Freights From Several Ports
Charters listed from New York Portland and Providence include British and Danish steamers carrying grain lumber coal and oils to Lisbon Buenos Ayres Cardenas and other ports. Rates quoted per ton per barrel and per thousand feet and voyages noted with backhaul to Hatteras and Weehawken. Vessel names include Sophie Annie Burnham Ormus Han nah F Carlton Eva May Bramhall Canton and Chrome with cargoes of lumber molasses sugar and guano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lisbon
Albers
Baltic
Sophie
Philadelphia
Rouen
Orange Bluff
San Fernando
Phila- Pha Poe
Hatteras
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Kings Ferry
Cardenas
Weehawken
Portsmouth
Rockport
Portland
Annie Burrell
Ormus
Fernandina
Burnham
M . Brady
Hayti
Hannah F Carlton
Porto Rico
Weuarel
Eva May
Verilani
Bramhall
Wineshaven
Paving
Canton
San Domingo
J W Drury
Norfolk
Providence
Chrome
Weymouth
Mass
Tugs Join Vessels in Tow Through Ice Near Vineyard Haven
A fleet of vessels including the Amelia G Ireland and Maud Malloch proceed toward Boston and New York under escort or tow, while a southerly gale rages in Vineyard Haven area. Several ships report sightings of wreckage and a yawboat as they traverse ice blocked waters. Frank LP Ethel Granville and Duarrie Easter depart from Vineyard Haven for New York with potato cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Haviland
New York
Boston
Amelia G Ireland
C M Winch
Joel Cook
Mattie
Franklin
Mcdonald
Baltimore
Maud Malloch
Johnson
Calais
Billow
Emery
Rockland
Richmond Va
Laura E Messer
Novelty
Philadelphia
Canning
Selis Frank
Ethel Granville
Duarrie
Minasasin
Maritime sailing list reports ships and routes from March
The list records vessels and captains sailing or pausing at ports from Antwerp to Pensacola, including ships such as J W Weissen horn, Fulda, Confiance, Umberto II, Mabel, Ragnar, Lizzle, Moravia, Balkan, Brothers and Sisters, Mikado, Ludgate Hill, Niels Juel, Archangelo Padre, Cashier, Oberon, Visurgis, Llua, Atlantic, Mary K Campbell, Vesuvia, Federico, Arvilla with destinations from New York to San Francisco, Montevideo to Odessa, noting weather issues and damage on several ships.
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Antwerp
J W Weissenhorn
von Thuren
New York
Bremen
Fulda
Ringk
Bordeaux
Confiance
Martin
Pascagoula
Barcelona
Umberto II
Ital
Cangiano
Charleston
Dover
Mabel
Johns
Navassa
Plymouth
London
Ghent
Ragnar
McDonald
Perth Amboy
Hamburg
Lizzle
Sebrie
Zanzibar
Moravia
Ger
Ilebich
Lisbon
Balkan
Franquel
Liverpool
Bark Brothers and Sisters
Gratton
St John
Mikado
San Francisco
Ludgate Hill
Brown
Maine
Murrell
Baltimore
Niels Juel
Dan
Para
Marseilles
Archangelo Padre
Blandi
St Louis de Rhone
Newport
Shiy Cashier
Isr
Telfer
Montevideo
Rio Janeiro
Stacy Clark
Whitney
Cuba
Portland
Oberon
Zinke
Amsterdam
Queenstown
Visurgis
Meyer
Rochefort
Llua
Nor
Thoresen
Stetlin
Atlantic
Leitdthe
Savannah
Seville
Mary K Campbell
Wood
Vesuvia
Longotardi
Arifa
Federico
Vianello
Odessa
Yne
Arvilla
Andersen
Pensacola
Sunderland
Bearings of sunken schooner Mary Hellman near Rockaway Beach
Notice to mariners lists bearings for the sunken schooner Mary Hellman near the Rockaway Beach lighthouse and Sandy Hook Lightship. The wreck lies about 1442 fathoms of water with masts broken and turned end for end, held by rigging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Hellman
Iiguland
NiggNj
Rockaway Beach
Sandy Hook
Whaler Young Pi Sets Sail From San Francisco
A whaler named Young Pi sails for the Arctic Ocean on March 9, leaving San Francisco aboard the vessel VWHALERS. The steamer Beluga, captained by Brooks, departed from San Francisco around February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Pi
Whaler
Arctic Ocean
San Francisco
Beluga
Brooks
San Fraenciaco
Wreck of an American whaling bark off Molokai with 40 lost
Report from Honolulu states a whaling bark of unknown name was wrecked on Molokai island and all hands about 40 people perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Molokai
Shipping Movements and Vessels Noted in Recent Listings
A series of vessel movements includes SPOKEN sailing from New York to Penang and Singapore on March 8 with coordinates 8.8 and 83, Shin Ardenclutha from Calcutta to New York on February 19 at 18 and 31, Bark Arngnda bound for Sydney from New York on March 5 at latitude and longitude 38 Ww, lark Alice M Claridge sailing London to New York on March 2 at 40 and 16, Bark Johanne Maite from Buenos Ayres to Ship Island on March 16 at 28 36 and 88 53, Bark Hong Kong from New York to Elsinore via Wilmington NC on March 10 with no coordinates, and Ship Austriana from Manila to New York on March 9 with unspecified coordinates.
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Buenos Ayres
Ship Island
Hong Kong
Sieger
Wilmington
Elsinore
Austriana
McIntosh
Manila
New York
Adelphia
Marenssen
Nor. Bark
Montevideo
Spies
Bowman B. Law
Abbott
Br. Ship
Yokohama
Cebu
St, Helena
Balthis
Jantze
Champerico
San Juan del Sur
Canning
Matthews
Br. Bark
Eisenbauer
Br. Sch
Kingston
Junn
Conair Bearse
Am. Bark
Porto Oliva
White
McLean
Ponce
P. R
Carlotta
Reed
Miragoane
Chestina Redman
Watts
Matanzas
Sophie
Ludsen
Dockan
Sjogren
Swed. Sch
Rio Grande Do Sul
Edwin I. Morrison
Lavender
Am. Sch
Cardenas
Ecuador
Hughes
Trapani
Gem. Wallace
Bag Sjostrom
Swed. Bark
Melbourne
Gnaa, Abrahamsen
Algoa Bay
Bee - Promt
Holt
Sagua
Irene
Yates
Rosario
Indian Empire
Watson
Calcutta
St. Helena
Peas Serent Iarker
Singapore
John Swan
Huey
Surinam
Kit Carson
Smith
Am. Ac
St. Thomas
Canera
Cienfuegos
Jannine Watts
Lizzie May
Hutchinson
P. BR
Santana
Irving
Br. Brig
Mabel Howard
Rhode
Nettie
Lowry
Vineyard Haven
Panay
Luscomb
Anjer
Zeecstete
Johannesen
Samuel B. Hale
Haven
Sarah
Hale
Flores
G. Hurt
Pearson
Lig ‘Yopan
Trambull
Bark
Tamatave
Vogue
McDonald
Maritime Weather and Vessels Sinking News Across Ports
Boston reports the Germanischer Lloyd International Register for 1888 with rules and ship listings. Sloops and barks are damaged or stranded near Hastings Lodge Alexandria and Havana. ships at London Gibraltar New London and Philadelphia suffer gales, fires, hull and rigging damage with several vessels lost or ashore.
Foreign ports ship movements and sailings list
A compiled report of ships sailing and in port at various global locations including Antwerp Capulco Havana Liverpool London Singapore St Johns Vancouver Island and Yokohama. It notes vessels such as Vaderland Phebe Walter Acapulco Northumbria Sachem Vanduara and Southern Cross with destinations including New York Philadelphia Saigon and Hampton Roads.
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Antwerp
Flushing
Vaderland
New York
Aguadulla
Phebe
Medero
Walter 1
Pluimer
Look
Boston
Capulco
Acapulco
Panama
Baracoa
Carl Konow
Wergeland
Bermuda
Eliza Barss
Young
Portland
Moss Glen
Hire
Halifax
Cardief
Northumbria
Foote
Liverpool
Sachem
Dartlett
Hong Kong
Raphael
Harkness
Yokohama
Bridgewater Adams
Montevideo
Hull
Vanduara
Torrence
Havana
Vidette
Tunnell
Philadelphia
Emanuel
Nielsen
Wilmington
Fayahan
Leask
London
Annie M Law
Prout
Dunkirk
Palermo
North Durham
Venang
P J Carleton
Singapore
Southern Cross
Trivetts
Saigon
ST Johns
Morning Light
Fries
Spaohn
Wandrahm
Haese
J H McLaren
Wyman
Eds Hobbie Godfrey
Cook
Benjamin T Biggs
Haley
G Walter Scott
Starrington
Work
Parks Oliver Emery
Swatridge
Cork
Sal Water
Touga
Ebel Grandville
Deming
Canning
Aehs Fay
McIntyre
20Th
Lower
Ixon
Sabrina
Harrington
Brinkman
West Indies
Victoria
Earl of
Dwyer
Pisagua
Hampton Roads
Yokonama
Shine Loch Broon
Crane
Glen Domville
Everett
Domestic Ports Notes Many Vessels Cleared or Bound
A compilation of ship movements and clearance notices across US ports including Astoria Lexandria Baltimore and Charlestons waterfronts. Vessels listed include brig John Wesley schooners Island City Kate Foster and Edith McIntyre with destinations from Savannah to Boston. Several vessels cleared for foreign ports and others reported arrivals and departures with various owners masters and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Dinapore
Frederick
Lexandria
Island City
Voorhis
Baltimore
Savannah
Baltimo
John Wesley
van Gilder
Shaw
Morgan
New York
Agnes Manning
Birdsall
Margaret A May
Jarvis
Cherleatn
M V & Chase
Pinkham
Fernandina
Rush
Travers
Brunswick
Frostberg
Mills
Boston
Soule
San Francisco
Wereid
Clifford
Havana
Celina
Murray
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Henry Lippett
Howes
Ida Lawrence
Young
Ar 21St
Parte
New Light
Doane
Rio Janeiro
Sherman
Turgins
Belfast
Gorham
Caleb
Ridgway
Townsound
Danversport
Vulcan
Lewis
Maritime Trade and Voyages Across U S and Atlantic Ports
A dense log of arrivals and sailing details lists ships and captains at EDGARTOWN Nantucket Fernandina and many other ports. Vessels depart for New York Boston Baltimore and New Orleans while others clear for Bermuda Philadelphia and Mediterranean destinations.
Passengers to Liverpool on canard steamer Cata lonia
From Boston for Liverpool on the Cata lonia with Mr Colley Mr Palmer Mrs Robbins in cabin and intermediate and steerage classes, 125 total. Also sailing from Hull on the Persian Monarch with Adam Machattie James Mitchell Archibald Purden Duncan Cameron and James Linn on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Canard
Catalonia
Colley
Palmer
Robbins
Hull
Eng
Wilson
Adam Machattie
James Mitchell
Archibald Purden
Duncan Cameron
James Linn
Mails Close Hours and Routes From Boston and New York
Detailed mail deadlines for Europe via Catalonia and Servia, France via La Bourgogne, Belgium via Nederland, and other destinations. Includes specific closing times, dates, and routes from Boston and New York to Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, and South America, with special addressed mail noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Catalonia
Boston
Mare
Tn Lachinnnns
Schlesaras Als SF Lite
Aoates
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Brest
Havre
Geamsrdp
la Bourgog
Progreso
Havana
Mexican States
Mexico
New York
Preae
Ireland
Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Denmark
Turkey
Servia
Southampton
Bremen
Lider
Scotland
Glasgow
Ethiopia
City of
Richmond
Brazil
Chiji
la Plata
Rio de Janeiro
Poclda
Baltimore
Ravanee Civics
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Trans Pacific Mails Notice From Boston and Framingham
Trans Pacific mails to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent ports sail from City of Sydney via steamship Last Indies. Other routes to Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian Islands depart via Mariposa from San Francisco with Boston and Framingham mail closes. Correspondence must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the listed date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Indies
British India
Strait
Siam
Dutch East Indies
City of Sydney
Sanfrancisco
Boston
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Mariposa
San Francisco
Goston
Society Islands
Boston-Bound Vessels and Arrival Dates
Vessels bound for Boston include the Anahuac Robinson from Cebu before Jan 15 and clearing Anjer Jan 20. Alice Baxter from Cienfuegos Feb 9. Alpheus Marshall Meradden from Calcutta Dec 9. Witte from Buenos Aires Jan 24. An authority was given for the Witte as a German bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Anahuac
Robinson
Cebu
Pasaed Anjer
Alice
Baxter
Br. Br Ib
Cienfuegos
Alpheus Marshall
Meradden
Br. Bark
Calecutta
Witte
Buenos Ayres
Outgoing steamers schedule from Boston and New York
A dated maritime timetable lists ships, ports, and departure times from Boston and New York for March 22 to March 28. Includes vessels such as Catalonia, Norseman, and Parthian with destinations Liverpool, Savannah, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Multiple agents like Warren & Co, J G Hall & Co, Sampson, and Wright & Sons are noted alongside departure times and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Destinat’n
Sail
Agents
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co Catalonia
Riverpool
Alex Martin
Macon
Savannah
Rich’n & B
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Spertan
Sampson Berkshire
Baltimore
Geo Esmalley
New York
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Cost’e of
Georgia
Glasgow
Baldwin &Co
Bergenland
Antwerp
Patvh
Brown & Co
Marsala
Phelps Bros&Co
Slavonia
Stettin
Power Hill
London
Henderson Bros
Boston
Norseman
Michigan
Iowa
ROMAN
Warren & CO
Postofice Square
Incoming steamers and consignments for March dates
List of incoming steamers with origins and arrival dates from March 2 to March 24. Notable ships include the Norseman from Liverpool March 10 and the British Queen from London March 16. Payment due dates noted for Brigham and Furness lines in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Haror
Liverpool
JB Brighan&Co Whickam
Gibraltar
Phelpsistos&Co Norseman
Warren & Co Venetian
Thayer & Line
N Pontine
Phelps Bros&Co Milanese
London
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Maritime Listings and Schedules Around March Dates
A fragmented notice lists ports, ships, and voyage dates from Bremen to Glasgow and Rio de Janeiro. It includes multiple shipping firms such as Oelrichs & Co, National Line, Henderson Bros, Wright & Sons, and Kunhardt & Co with March sailing targets and transfer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelrichs & Co
National Line
A Baldwin & Co
Phelpsbros&Co
Jd B Ismay
Oeirichs & Co
Henderson Bros Y
M ‘Stat
Aes Bros&Co
H Brown&Co
Wright& Sons
R' H
E’ye &Co
Kunhardt & Co
P Wright& Sons Y
Lienderson Bros
Louis de Gebian
H Brown &Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hagerty
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Massachusetts
Foxboro
Manchester
Summer Street
State Topographical Survey
Boards of Fire Engineers
Gwen McDonald
Ship News
Nyc
Port OF
Wipnespay
Wylie
Alexander Martin
Gleig
Sch Eagle
Peck
Fred A Roberts
George W Cregerson
Germanischer Lloyd
Lloyd’s
Lloyd's Register
American Shipping
Bureau Veritas
Wesley
Dakar
Lucca
Cape Avalos
Leonora
Tichiaz
Greence
Jennie Harkness
Amesbury
Sydney
Nsw
Tasmania
Hark Osberga
McKenzie
Port Gamble
Prig Smut
Pelotas
City of Chester
Hexam
Bull River
Great Britvin
Brow Head
Sir Samuel H Walker
Wuarter
Serene
McLeod Snd Mata McDonald
Florence Rogina
Cane Henry
Berene
Rogers
Cant McLeod
Imate
Lewes
Del
Park Wallace, McCormack
Sarun
Rehoboth
Bueco
City Island
Emma R Smith
Windsor
Delaware
Telos
Peter Lewis
Orrington
Port Johnson
New Haven
Wading River
Stratford Shoals
Falmouth
Nellie E Rumbill
Rumball
Flora Woodhouse
Laguna
Barnegat Lighthouse
Annie Jones
Josephine
Pungy Oliver
East River
Caroline
South Wing
Rappahannock
Mason
Milford Haven
Rudolph
Mullen
Hatteras Inlet
Dodona
New London
Lottie Marshall
Thomaston
Block Island
Bonny Doon
Gibara
Giacoma Mortola
Leghorn
Elsingborough Point
Edgartown
Thomas
Nantucket
Swhs
Raymond T Maull
Annie E Blackman
Edwards
Wilosington
Willey
Spotless
Eldridge
potad’Bohs
Angie L Green
McElwee
Oaheents Woodland
Eleanor, Woole
Ortland
Fall River
Hattie S
Bray
Somerset
Dolphin
Keep
Crescent
Mehaffey
Georgetown
Amelia
Schmidt
Pashiey
Horse Island Harbor
Ateuiner
Caroline Miller
Lucy Wheatly
Galveston
Mary Gray
Park
Volador
Browning
Ayr
Ilyannis
Witla i Lewis
Baker
Richards
Port
A C Parker
Squaw’s Island
Hynnis
EY West
el Monte
Hawthorne
Lizzie
James
Tampico
Port Eads
Sehi Isaac Rich
Yruxillo
Newbury
Panther
Anderson
Howard Williams
Aaron Reppard
Lydia Hooper
C B Church
Drinkwater
Bailey
Pearce
Wick & WL Tuck
Harding
130Ston
J B Ogden
Tole
New Bedford
Lancaster
Florence Randall
Randall
Bessie C Beach
McKengue
Charlie Woolsey
Low
Rebecca
McCabe
Annie
Jacobs
Peary
Louis Buckie
Jacksonville
Eisie Fay
Benner
Mayaguez
Danish Prince
Prozreso
Wyoming
Rabic
Keeney
Lippencott
Annie I. Rickerson
Fos. Gonaives
Huttle Dunn
Poland
Lizzies Haynes
Sawyer
Thos Turrell
Ollstedt
Point-a-Pitre
Emma & Smith
Hell Gate
Swis Hastings
New Jidford
Laura $ Hatch
Minguas
Cobb
Mary A Fisher
Cordes
Anna McAdam
Hoboken
Oriole
Crapo
Annie M Dickenson
Adgartown
Elias Ross
Amboy
Maggie P Smith
Dudley
Bixby
Adam Shortland
Perry
Allen Green
Chase
Gardiner
Reynolds
Lynn
Seris
Hayford
Warren
Nathan F Dixon
Dickins
White Swan
Jay
Enat
Dennisport
Henry Sutton
Daisy
Cushman
John M Plummer
Orchard
Georges Banks
Grace Cushing
Ann Tarbor
Bridgeport
Hope Haynes Sawyer
Wiscasser
Brodrene
Halvorsen
Jeanie Lippitt
Chace
Cassie Ff Bronson
Bennett
Mary Miller
Dayton
Benjamin Garride
Sharpe
Josie R Burt
Burt
Sport Townsend
Fannie Fucker
T F Oakes
Harry Morse
San Diego
Oregon
San Vedro
Barkentine M Griffith
Guardian
Cassandra
Adams
San Pedro
Port Madison
Gen Butler
Henry
Hangerland
Langerke
Venus
Klapens
Iris
Strom
Philadelphea
Minnie Swift
Lisgell
Iwis Mand Briggs
Grand Connetable Island
Daylight
Hodgdon
Herald
Manson
TA Lambert
John Shay
Tilton
Abel W Parker
Dean
Andrew Adams
Boothbay
Mary E Morris
Stith
Darien
Lord Clive
Urquhart
Camellia
Penney
Bisceglia
Spartan
Crowell
Barks
Larriets Jackson
Bacon
Beta
Nielgen
Caldwell
Padang
Emma
Sarah A Reed
Aylward
Hattie & King
Collins
Benj English
Terry
M Vassar, Jr
Mackay
Richard Vaux
Richardson
Swis Martin
Thrasher
Whelply
Carrier
Williams
Conn
Oakwoods
Carr
South Amboy
Narragansett Pier
Sch
Dart
Payne
Santa Barbara
R K Ham
Can Pedro
Puget Sound
SAN Pfrancisco
Colusa
Backus
Nellie May
Austin
Port Townsend
Silverdale
Morton
Ravenswood
McGhis
Bine Jacket
Storrs
Seattle
Johann Kepler
van Oppen
Portownsend
Hidalgo
Herat
Tait
Martin Scott
McDonaldo
Machrihanish
Newcastle
Dunnerdale
Yacoma
State of Maine
Fordo
Levi G Burgess
Trans-Pacific Mails
DUE Thursd
Eider
St. All Aus
State of N’vda Ee
Wallachia
Meditern
N. Due Priday Germanic
Oe Saale
DUE Saturd
Bothnia
Pene
Holland
Ohio
Rotterdam
Seer
Savona
Rio J
Satur
India Wharf
Landi
Pitee
Vier
North River
M. Whitney
Ludia
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Nova Scotia
Lewis Wharf
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Pavisol
Walter Hall
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Eastport & Calais, Me
ST. John, N. B
Gloucester
Boston and Gloucester Stearabout Co
North Side Central Wharf
Cena
Blaine
Low Throngn Oe CO
F. Williams
Warrior
Charles Hun? & CO
Grand Jimnellon
East Weston
Weir
Charles Hunt & CO
W. A
Habs iTei
Ir Pi
England
Steamship Company
Orry
North Side Wharf
Richardson & Barnard
Lewis Whar A. Dew. Sampson
New Eng
Washington Street
G. Pearson
W. B’y
New England
Afetripolican &. 5
Sound
Oceana Tea Shep Company
Savagnal
A. Dew. Sampson
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Cephalonia
Pavonia
Palmyra
Samaria
State Street
UES Martin
Allan
Vilasgow
Siberian
Orthwegian
H. & A. Allan
Warren Line
Furness Line
Bosta Scotland
Merderer
Furness
Water Street
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Spartas
Long Wharf
West
E B
Cmpson
Cromwell
New Orleans
Pier 9
Worth River
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Louisiana
Texas
Arizona
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Newonger
Carornia
W. Ne Riag
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Gay Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Li Kanawha
Baltimore Ohio RR
Geo. HK. Smalley
Gen
Mallory
Nueces
Rio Grande
Comal
Fila
San Antonio
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Bostomy
Associated Railways
Virgins
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Cay
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence EK
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A
Etaeton St
Porte
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Texas R. Ry and Steamship Co
North Moore St
Mississippi River
Raih
San Brancheo
Arizon
New
E. Currier
Wasington Street
E. Hawley
Broadway
Hotels
Longwood Hotel and Cottaces